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Hideous Torture ---Told DAILY PILOT
In LA Ani111al Shelters * * * 10' * * *
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Celestial Cir~us
A colorful sky show brightens the beachfront alon8 the Oran.ge Coast
Thursday night, the result of a test launch <:>f a ?tli~uteman l':ltercon·
tinential ballistil:'-q)issiJe. The red and·blue display lit up the night sky
at 6:40 p.m. and ""as caused by light bouncing off ice crystals in the
missile's contra.ii.
Nixo11 Vows Wo1nanJudge
On Hi gl1Cou rt111 Future
WASHI NGTON (UPI\ -President
Nixon, who mo11int11ined lh~ all -male 1rad1·
tion of the Supreme Courl in nomina1lng
.as justices William H. Rehnqui~t and
Lewis f . Powell .Jr .. vowed today, "there
will bt a woman on the Su prc1ne Courl.''
In i speech to lhe Nalional f~deration
of Republican women. Nixon sa id he was
proud of the two men he named to the
court Thursday night.
"I know that a greal many in this au·
dienct, including my wife, wanted a
woman to be not only considered but ap·
poin~ to the court.·• Nixon said. _'.'But
we hive made a beginning. There will be
a wo~an on the Supreme Court."
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Weather '
' That old devil fog will .roll back
in Ssturday morning and evening,
cooling things down to -68 degrees
~I the coast. and 75 fu~hcr in·
i.;.d. with ovemight lows In the 45-
~range.
INSIDE TOD~ Y" '
. Rick \Voods, the be.st motor·
·CUcle racer tn Che country, wdL
be participating in Costa_ Mesa
,race1 tonight. Story and p1cture1
ate. i" today's Weekel'lder on
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The president implied it wa s the
An1Crican B<ir Associ atMtl 's rejectio n of
Ca liforni;i .fudge r..-tildrcd Lilli e that
prevented 1he naming of the first female
n1ember of the High Court.
"I feel somewhat lonely," Nixon told
his woman audience. "I'm the only man
on the platform. l mus.t say that '& a bet·
!er break _than a woman gel<; when she
goes before the American Bar A.ssocia·
lion. ,
"When (the ABA ) jury of 12 decides 0 11
the merits of the nominees that Ute
President submits to them ••. !he jury
Should have at least one Woman OA it."
Although the President submitted the
names of six potential nominees to th.e
ABA, he did not comu lt with the aSMCia·
tion about the qualification of either
Rehnquist or Powell.
Although there were indication!!' the
nomination of any of those six would be
fought1.vigorously in Senate co nfirmation
pr~ings, the nominations of Rehn·
\ quis t and Powell evoked no hoitility.
Nixon clearly expected -and said he
,did -that his nominees would bring
orth a "strict constructionist" m11jority
,on the bench "for generations to come." ·
Unless Senate conflrmatlon hearings,
1Jike1y-to open shortly after Nov. 2: pro-
• duce the sort of damaging per90nal
disclosures which defeated nominees Cle·
ment F'. Haynsworth Jr. of South
Cll'rolina and G. ltarrold Carswell of
Florida. it was considered a certainty
that Rehnquist and Powell would win the
Senate's "advise .and consenL" A ma-
jority vote is required to confirm
nominees.
Rehnqu ist. 47, a tall, balding and sllght-
.Jy stooped mi.n, is the belier known
nominee and the one more likely lo stir
opposition. especially for his view-that
the government has an almost unlimited
right to wiretap. A Republican, he ls a
t.Ulwaukee-born lawyer who practiced in
Ppoenix, Ariz., before Nixon name(;[ him
assistant attorney general -"the
?res1deat'1 lawyer'1 lawyer," Nixon call-
ed him.
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Billionaire's
Wins Okay
CARSON CITY, Nev. (AP)
Billionaire Howard Hughes has ml!lde
amends to the Nevada Gaming Com·
mission and is free to pursue reorganiz.a·
lion of his gambl ing empire.
Receipt of a typewritten. fingerprinted
letter was announced Thursday and,
combined with en earlier handwritten let·
ter, apparently satisfied commission
demands.
The gaming commission had blockl'd
the re cluse industrialist's reorganization
plans by refusing to license the boa rd of
directors of the Hughes Tool~)>.
The commission sa id it wanted proof
Hughes approved plans to restructure all
his c&:sino-holdings under one umbrella
organi zation. Hotel Properties Inc., con-
trolled by Hughes Tool.
Commission Chairman Jark Diehl said
Thursday Hughes officials Y.'ete free !o
resubmit the applic.ition for licensing. A
ll ughcs attorney said It would be done
''immediately .··
If the licensing application is submi1ted
qui ckly, it can be considered at the Gam-
ing Control Board me~ting Nov. 10 and
commission meeting Nov . 18 .
Hughe,! sources indicated the latest let·
ter "clears the 4ir of differences between
the commission and Hughes.''
Exact contents of the letter were not
released. although sources said it wa!I
"softly worded" compared to the testier
handwritten letter in which Hughes in·
dical.ed displeasure with the com·
mission's requests.
"The commiss;on feels the latest letter
makes sa li!lfactory compliance with re.
quests made by the comm ission," Diehl
said.
One of the desires expressed by the
commission was for Hughes to appoinl ll:
specirlc individual to whom it could turn
for direction in conn ection with gaming
matters.
Diehl indicated Hughes' I et t e r
designated no indi vidual but said "any of
his personnel," presumably the board of
directors, would do,
11ah y, Airma n Killed
In Tra ffi c Accidents
An JS.month-old boy and an AJr Force
man were victims of fatal Orange County
traUic accidents Thursday.
Stephen Rinehart. infant son of Mr. and
Mr1. Daniel Rinehart of 16124 E.
Rosecrans Ave., La Mirada, waS'k\lled In
a two-car collision at Imperial Hi.lhway
and Beach Boulevard in La Habra.
Airman Jeffrey A. Dedmon, 20, of 3351
St. Alban!! St., Lo!! Alamitos, was killed
when his southbound car slanted off the
San Gabriel River Freeway near Spring
Street and plung~to 11 drainage ditch.
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FRIDAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBER 22, ,197 t
VOL , '4.. NO. Ul, 4 Sl!C:TIONI, 44 l".IGl!S
No Ti1ne .. , . ~or .s.~~gea,~t'
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Marine Gunnery Sergeant Jimmie Brocato takes a
sip or warm water fro mtJ.1s canteen during a 50·
mile hike Thursday on El Toro Road near the ,.1arine
Corps Air Station. The commanda·nt of the Marine
Co rps promised the ~ation that future Marines
would be lean and hard: Base commanders·toolc tlie
hinL
Nixon Tabs Two Czars
For Pay, Price Panels
WASHINGTON (AP)~ President NiXo•
selected U.S. District Jud ge George H .
Boldt of Washington state today to head
the tripartite Pay Board which will con·
trol the .wage increases American
workers receive during PhaS( 2 of the ad·
ministration's anll·inflation program.·
He nam ed C. Jac~n Grayson Jr.,
lean or Southern Meµmist University's
buslnea school, to head the companion .
Price Commission.
And NixOn Immediate ly to I d the two
boards he wanted them lo undertake the
fight agalnal inDlfion •·without lnstltulion
of maulve controls."~
The bo11rds w\11 be doomed to failure,
Nixon lt6id, If they "rely too much on
go_vernl}'l,ent sanctloM." ·
The ~man Pay Board Is composed ol equ81 mbera of labor. management and
public embers -with the fi ve public
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members e:xpeCted to ca.st the iwlng
votes in t'hlrting standards for wage
hikes after' the Phase l freeze expires
Nov. 13.
All aeven..members or the Price Com·
m.~\oJl~ •which w:ill -deckle how much ~l~ ma y .. raise their prices, are ,
from the ·public. generally east coast
reoJdenlo.
Nixon selected five union leaders, io-
cluding AF.lrCIO President George
Me,ny, as labor represenlativ~. and he
selected a group of corporate executives '
as business member1. '11le four other
pUbUc members of the Pay Board are : •
-Arnold ,Weber, 42, Chicago, who Is
reilgning ll:S executive· director of the
Coot .of Llvlll8·Counc:ll to take the post.
-Nell·. fl. J""°by, !2, w.-, a
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Homeless Pets
Sadistically
Butchered, Slain " ' ' ' ~
LOS ANGJ>'LES·(UJ'l)'-A.t-clt{
animal ---control officer tesuned'."lmidet
oath Thursday that.he aaw cats ud·dcig•
beaten to death with:le1d pipes· aod dog'
fights. stagid .at· Los ·~i./ anJip.i
11belters.
Steve Bough, 1 prev.ierfnuy. llludonl
'al .Yaliey-Coll<ge, wu a -ll·a·dly
C0011Cl~hearlngon .Ueged mllfreatmail
;r •nimab. -
He-said he worked for thltt animal
regulation department from Maicb, l9et
to April, 1971. He said hi WN told lh•t
animal control o(ficers "pulled' oft bud.I
of live birds to see how far the biOod
would squirt."
bog fights, he addtd<wr.> ~llllet
houri by'oll'm •I oome sbtuei'I..
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'Point of No Return'
Envoy 111 Newport; Doubts War Ventures •
By TERRY CO\'llLE
Of IM e.lh' l"IW ""'
A top U.S. diploma t uys onC'e th' U.S.
pulls cut of Vittn.am, tht ch ances al a.en·
ding troops ti.ck 10 mainland Asa --are
just about oil."
"lfa a tact we h.a\•e to realize. The.
American people 111·ouldn't support a
return." William H. Sullivan. former U.S.
ambusador to l..M!'I, told members of tM
Orange County World Affairs Coonctl,
Thursday in Newt)()rt Bf:ach.
· \\'e are confident. ho.,.,e1er, lhat the
5lructure 1n Sou Lb V1,tn.am v.·1Jl SUT1·i1•e.
\\ e ha \'e lo let it run on It~ oy,·n no.,.,·." ht
said
SUlli\ an is oo~ df'plit: a~sistant
secretary of stale for East Asia and
Pacific alfa1rs. He spoke to about 100
"'orld Affairs Coi1nal mtmbers at the
Balboa B.ay Club.
The topic of the s i l\'cr ·ha1re d
dlplomat'!'I speech v.·as "Sou!heasl Asi.a in
Perspccti1·"·" He Spt'nl most of tu.s time
ft!ling in the historical bacgrou.id that
led to the current Asian situation.
"To judge the current 1urmo1!. ~Oll
have. to see it in the light of what v.·e ha1·e
been doing for 1he pasl 25 years:·
Sullivan said.
"'In 194.i the L.S 1~a s pre-erru ne nt in
east Asia. \\-e v.·erc the strongest military
and t<'Ollomic power there. But ia:!lteld
of impo.sine order on Asia y,·e evol\'td the.
policy ol e.ach na1lon having a right to
live it.sown Y.ay.
"\\'t looktd to China u the center of
ordtr in Asia. But in 1'49 It was a con-
:'ildtrable shock to the U.S ... ~a hostile
regime came to power. OUna confronted
us vtith a considerable challen&e in Asia
io.nd .a new polity w115 adopted.
"\\·e did not attk dir«t military con.
fron:auon. but deplo~ td n1ilitary a n d
economic might to acl 3..$ a shield for the
other nalion!
'·It sttmtd China 1.:ould reach out a;.d
take o\·er the rest of .\sla T'hE-0111er
tountrlE'S were tatlererl, Japan had tx>rn
nanened lndoc:hn1a y,·as 1n chaos be<"ause
the French had crushed all real na·
11ona!ist leaders and 1r1t'd lo rt-unpo~
colonial pov.·er
"Jio Chi !\lir.h ber aine the great
liberator because the French had killed
all othrr n3tionalist leadtr~
•·But 001•·. tn 197! Chma is not the
great mooo!i th 11·e th'lught H Y.'ll!.
··Today it is• nation 11 11h somt' pro-
\thees run by the Com munist party,
some run by the arm~·. some run by com-
mittee~. Thev hil\e lost that ('entrahsm
the y .,..ere c.:Onf1der.t of China's internal
Reii1ecke Inks I\1Ieasu1·e
F 01· Sl1oreline Purcl1ase
Actuig GOI'. Ed Reinecke Thursday
.signt"d the bill cert ifying 1hat the State of
California v.·i!I of!er ~2 l mtlli.on for the
purchase of thl' t.500-foot shoreline ,,.-hirh
once held the old Capistrano Beach Club.
The signature y.·as the last government
!1urd!e in the mon th.s-0\d effort to obtain
state bond funds to guarantee public
ov.·nership of !he valuable stretch of
hellch immediatel y downcoast of lhe
Doheny Beach State Perk.
The onJy remaining issue - a crucial
one -is the acceptance of the state's of.
fer by the general partners v•ho own the
beach.
~e111·porl Beach Assembl)'ITian Robert
Badham, who launched and nurtured the
state purchase effort. has said he 1s con-
fidt.nl the ov.Tiers v.·iH accept the state"s
offer.
The beach i!'I still on lhe open market
...,-ith a reported asking price o( three
million dollars.
Thomas O'Kttfc of San Clemente. the
lawyer for the partners, has s.aid that no
decision would come ea the slate offer
until an official appraisal of the parc;el's
fair market value can be made.
He said If the appraisal exceeds the
st.ate amount, then a portion of the
aeruge might be solQ.._for public USt'-
f.ountian Holds
Post on FEPC
SACRA.\IE'.\"TO 1liPl1 -Donald Diers
fJI Oran&c and ~In. Stella C. Sandoval
h.a\·e bttn re.appomttd to four year terms
or, the fa.tr Employment Practices cc.rr.-
mwton by U . Go .... Ed Reinecke.
The t•·O Republicans were renamed tll
I.he cornmi!.sXln Thw-sday but !.lill rt·
quue Senate confirmation.
Dien, 4ll, manager of adm1rustrahoo
for the El -&aund<> Di\"U:1on of Hughes
Aircraft Company. has 1e.r.·ed on the
('Om mL!!s)On 5tnee" 1170. ~{rs. Sando~ al. a
hous.ewife and ch·ic le.ader, has been a
rnembe.r since Jg&l.
Commwioners re-cei~-e S50 per diem
i1·hile on official duty.
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the \-l"tde. sandy beach for 1ncorporat1on
1tlto the Doheny State beach territory.
Guards Douhlecl
• As l J.N. Cl1ina
Debate Resumes
L~TT~ ~ATIO\'.S (UPJ 1 -Beh ind
tighten ei:f setunty follo...,·mg 1 iolence and
threats at delegation headquarters and a
floor intem1p11on hve. lhe L: \. Gen('ral
Assembly ha$tened 1oday to end its grea1
China debate
Guards were doubled al all secur1 ly
pos!s after a 11ell-dressed intruder slip·
peel throug h the delegales' en!r.'.ln ee
Thursday, entered the Assembly hall and
almost reached the speakers' rostrLim
before L·_:-.'. Authorities dragged him
al'.·ay.
The man made hts dramatic ap-
pearance just after So\'let Ambas sador
'\'akov ~lalik had told the assembly of
shots fired into his midtown r.1anhattan
delegation headquarters from the roof of
nearby Hunter College. S .v r i a n
Ambassador George Tomeh registered
compla ints of threats to his mi 5sion .
Ntw York City police v.·ere staliontd
al both places in extra strength .
Although the outcome of the discussion
on v.·hether to expel r-;ationalist China
from all t• N. affiliates while seating:
~l2inland China in both the Assembly and
Seruritv Council remained in doubt. the
clo5ene.55 11·as.not rertected in the debate.
M W it1 its fifth dav.
Cf 56 cour.tries ·heard by the sl.!irt nf
tr.da~ ·s . proce"edings, 38 fa\•ored Peking.
17 11rre•for the ~ationalist.s and Ecuad<'t
'il·as noncommittal. There lli'ere still 22
spea~ers on the hst of Assembly Presi-
dent . .\dam ~1altk of Indonesia.
Cull Out Militio,
For One Pouche r
LE\\'ISTO~ IAP 1 -The angler 9oa~
happily filling hts basket v.·ith illega l
salmon on an isola ted part of the Trinity
Ri»er 1,1.•hen up roll two big buses jammNI
'ilith people. ·
:\nt ordinary people, though . The ent ire
Cahforn1a Board flf Forest ry. its top
aides and an emplo}e of the Stale
Department of Fish and r.ame.
The1· said Thursda\' they tooli a bner •
break· 1n their tour Or the Trinit y Rirtr
\ratershed to take doy,·n the man's name
for the loca l game v.·arden to \1'rill' up a
(·1tat1on for illegally fishing in a spay,·ning
area .. They graciously withheld his name.
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PRICE ...
business and economi cs professo r at
t:CL.'--\Vllliam Caples. Ga1nbier. Ohio.
rresident of Kenyot'l Co llege and former
vj{'e presidtnt of Inland Steel Co.
-Kermit Gordon. 55. of \\"ashlngton.
P.C , a former federal budget bureau
director and mem~r of lht Council of
F'.conomic Ad\'i!icrs under Democratic.
admini!'ltrat1ons who now is preridenl or
the Brookings Institution.
Gree k Shipper Weds
PARIS (AP) ..C Sta vros Niarchos. the
f.rttk shipping magnate, got 3 nc'"' 1vife
Jfhur~d11v but the same motheor-ln-lo1v. He
1narried,T1na Livanos . Alsll!r of hh;. .. \ate
v.•ife and rX·\\'ife of Aristotle Onassls and
the 1'.1arqu1s of Blandford. The wedding
look place In t~e lol'.'n halt of the 81h
W•rd or Pari~ \111y{)r Roger \lonnO?t of·
r1cio 1rd. The bride's motlier \lollS :Ju' 0"]_1'
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struggle for po.,.,·er 01·er a successor lo
~taO Tst-tung indicates lt is oot a great
rnonolith
"t\o\v Ch1n<i 1s also engaged in a great
conJron1at1on .,.,,Jth Russia. A 1najor por·
lion of her military now faces the Soviet
Lnron. and Soviet forces are larger on the
Chinese tront than on their western front.
··in the meantime. there ha ve been
thanges behind our shield. W h i J e the
v.·orld has be-en traumatically fi:a:ed on
\"ielnan1 !\ort'a has grown strong, Japan
\1as become the third greatest industrial
nat ion in the world and 1n IG--15 years v.·ill
surpass lhe Sol'iet Union. and Ind onesia
has lotall~ "'lpe<I out its Communist Par-
!)
In Indochina Yie ha1e trustrated 1\orth
\ 1etna m's attempt 10 take 01•er three
c::Gllntries. \\-e now fet! lho.se countries
a.re strong enough to stand on their ov.·n.
··\\"e nov.· behe1·e China understands the
realties of the v.·orld. that it can't control
A~ia. The only way lor us to find out 1s to
bring them into the .11orld again.
··it's quite clear lhere 1s going to be a
ne 111· pattern of re lauonships in Asia. It
v.·on 't happen overnight . but the ne1t five
to six yea.rs ,...,·ill be fascinating, and the r S. v.·1U <..-ontlnue to play a major role 1n
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Fresh Jurors
To Be Called
To Try Peters
\"ev.!y form ed panels of prospect!\"l'.
jurors will be tailed 10 the courtroo1n
Tuesday 111 a bid 10 seat a J11ry for !he
Orange County Superio)r Courl n1urder
trial of trig Peters of Hu ntington Beach.
\!ore than 150 potential jurors had been
excused Ja'te Thursday y,•hen Judge Ray·
mond Thompson ordered a £our-day
break in the trial. ~lost of them had been
barred from service becaust of their op-
position to the death penalty.
But both prosecution and defense at-
torneys predicted Thursday that a jury
1111; be seated Y.hen selection is n!sumed
Tuesda~. Depu ty District Attorney Pal
Brian and defen~e la 1v1·er Barr\' Tarlo w . ' .
ha1e alrnost ust'd: up tnelt' quota of pe.r-
e1nptory challenge~. -
Peters. 21. JS ar1.:used ol lht k1lhng~
las\ April 2! of las father tharles. 5.:1. and
hi s school reacher mother, flora. 5t
Police allege that he stabbed his falhl'r
then strangled his mother Jn tht 1r Lincoln
Avenue home lolJoy,·ing a quarrel.
The former lifeguard has pleaded in-
nocent and innol'enl bv reason of in-
sanity. If he i!'I found g·u!lty in the first
phase of his trial before Judge Bruce
Sumner the jury \\'ill be asked to rule on
his sanity in a second heanng.
!f Peters is the n ruled to be saoe. the
same jury "'Ill have a choice 1n its final
verdict -the death penalt y or life 1m·
prisonment for the former Hunllngton
Beach High School honor student.
Aries Becomes
First to Cross
Lines to Caho
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Russ \\'ard 's Columbia 57 Aries. r.y1 ng
the colors of Laha1na Yacht Club . ..,.,-a~
f 1r~t t.o finish 1r1 :-.·ewport Harbor Yacht
Cub's 190-mile Cabo San Luca~ race to-
da\·
Aries {)l'ercame a JO-mile deficit Thurs·
day to mo1·e ahead of her sister ship .
Dorothy 0 , skippered ti~· Bob Beauchar.1p
of i":ev.-port Harbo r Yacht Club.
Aries crossed the fi nish !ine at 2:31 :47
a.m and Dorothy 0 finished at 3:08 :11.
1\eilhl'r yacht \-1'3S expected lo !'a\·e
l h~i r time O\·er the Cal-33 Kc.hili, c<>-sk1~
pered by \Villi.am V \\"rig ht and F.nc
Fnekl'r.;Juntingt on Harbour Yacht Club.
K;;ihih \-l'as expected to finish by 3 p.m.
l0d8\",
Ttie boat for boat battlt' bet11·etn Arir~
and Dorothy 0 changed dramatically
Thursdl\y night. Both ~·achls .,..·ere sailing
in he-ht air v.•ith Dorothy 0 IC'ading Arie~
by 10 mile s,
As night came on. Dorothy O ·went in-
"Shorc looking for mort' ·v,.ind and Aries
Yi ent offshort' in tht s1me. quest. The
y,·111d gods fa\·ored :\ri('S
..
Anna ~!aria 11 skippered b.1' . .o\l
Schoellerman of Bahia Corinthian Yacht
Clu b had 30 miles to go at 8 11 m. today.
She "·as ~hind Kah lli .
Sayula skippered by Ramon Ca rlin h:id
42 mqes l!'.1 go 'and Novia Del l\far. Jnhn
Scrlw s. San Diego Yacht Club had 36
mlles It go.
\Vinds"off the Cape today v.·ere. reported
lo be less than fi\'e knol~.
Leisure World Fire
Does S5,000 ;Da111age
t'1re caused an estimated '5.000
d11mage Thursday aflemool'! to a Leisure
\\.torld home in Seal Beacb.
Aecording to a flre deparlmtnt
spoke~n1an. the blaze broke out at 12· 50
pm. Ill lhe kitchen O( lhe home ill 13231
~o!ll 1e1..: Line.
The spokesnian did not ha1·e the name'
of the occ1Jpanls or the hon1e No 1n1urics
\rere repor1ed 1n the !1re which is being
ll'l~t",..Jgated rr.011)
Two lf or Ids
\\'ar brings misery and hard times. to the ma sses. but some manage
to survive it s savagery. Some even do it in style. F'or this bedraggled
beggar 1n a Saigon street. perha ps the long-haired lady passing by \\'as
a ren11nder that beauty and ugli ness can coexist. · '
State Top Cou11 Modifies
La11dmark School FindiI1g
SA~ FRA.\CISCO 1liPI 1 The
California Supreme Cou r1. 1nod1fy1ng us
landmar~: school finanting decision. 1 ult'd
'fhursday lhal the existing proj)trty !;n:
system for ~upporting public ~chools 1s
:.till \"al1d ·
The high court sald Thursday its Aug .
30 decision ll'as not a final JU1gment a:-,d
did not strike down present school finan-
l'ing in California. The co urt said it only
ordered the case returned to the trial
tourt for further proceedings.
If the !rial court subsequently finds the
present system or public school f:nanc1ng
uncons!1rut1onal. the Supreme Court said,
n ~hould pro\·1de for an '"orderly trans i-
tion .. lo a ne\\' system .
In the meantime. lhe high court said,
!ne lo\1er rourt"s Judgment ··should 1nalie
c·le<ir lhat the existing system i~ tn re -
1na1n operable unl!l an appropriate new
sy~l.em .. can be put into effect
,\ finding tha1 a go\'emmen!al oprr;:i -
!1on is unconstitutional "doe.~ not
..ecessanlr require invalidation or past
act-; . , or an immediate implM.ienta·
11nn of a constitutionally vali d subsr1·
tute ." tht t ourt said.
111 the.'\~. :io ruling , In a case brriught
bv a ~rnup of Lo s Angeles residents. the
high court said 1he method of finlincuig
schools h~· local property laxes 11·as Ull·
t•onst1tutional because, it p e n a ! 1 ~ e d
('hi!dn.•n y,·hn li \·ed in poorer counties
The dl'cision was regarded nationwide
as a precedent-setting case.
The mod ification Thursday v.·as made'
in respon se to a petition by stalf' . .o\t-
lorney General Evelle Younger. v.·hn said
lhat some persons '.\'ere paying loc al pr<r
per1y taxe:;; under protest and fi!in!!'.
1 ia1ms for refunds bt't.au.se-1he~ thnu11hi.
the present s~·stem \1·as no longer \·c.!td.
\"oung rr said he 11·ould study the
1·r-urt 's latest n1ling to decide y,·hether he
11111 appeal the .case to the L'.S. Supren1e
\'.-Our1 . He said he expects lo make a
d!C'Ctsion 1,1.·1th1n two v.·eek s.
Tv.·o det'endants in the ca~. Superin-
tC'ndent of Public lnstniction \Vil ~n C'.
Riles and State Controller ilonston L
Flournoy, have already ser1·ed notice
they will oppose any attempt lo appeal
1he case. They said they agreed with the
.,1a!e court's action.
Couple Arrested,
Quizzed in 50
Ne,vport Thefts
:\ey,·port Beach police have arrested a
!rn:a) couple on burglary cha rges and to-
da.v are questioning them on 50
burglaries comm1tlC'd 1n Nev•porl 1~.'hich
in1·0Jved losses of television sets. jei,1.·elry
and cash.
ln\'estigatin g officers identified the
couple as Throdore Jim :-lire\ez, 20. and
llis 1rife Patricia Ann. 22, of 129 24th SL
They are scheduled to be arraigned on a
!-ingle burglary charge :-1onday in Orange
County ll<irbor District .\lunicipal Cour!.
j\:e11·port poller aid t.lrs. r.11relcz' sister.
L\ancy Scott. has been arrested on Santa
Ana burglary charges and ts also being
questioned 1n connection \1'1th the
~ev.·port cases.
Despite the arrest~. nn burglar~· !not
has ~et bee n rcco1 ercd. according 111
detert11 e Todd \\"i!kinson. \\"1l kinson and
de1ect11e Sgt. Art Canipbcll arrested the
\ev.·port couple \\'rdnesda~·. ~1 1re lez 1s
bf'in~ held 1n i.:11y 1a1I Ills \v 1fe is being
df'ta1ned in Oran~e C'1unly .Jail.
lrvit1e Plan
Won't Allow
For Airport
Hy I .. p ,.;·rt.:R KRI EG
or '"" 0011¥ 'll•I Slotf
l'lan11cd dc1·r lop111r11t <•n !lit 1r11ne
nanch wr1uld 11rr••'rll 11w 11,f' 111 !ht' l" S.. ·
~\l;1r1t1e Cru'p~ Air' Sl<i\11111 <il 1·.I 'Inn• a~ a •
1•1v11ian 1·u1n111f'11•1;1 I <11rpor1 , (Jrar1J.!• · ·
~·nun!)' Airport J)11ec'tor H ober t '
BrP~nahan s;11d today. ,
Hrc~n;1h<11~ .~.11rl t\1r lr1111f' l c,i11ap11y 1 ~
Cf'lll'r.11 pl;111 1 all~ l11r !1ltr11~e dt1,lop-
n1ent at both Pnd~ of the PXl~llng 1n1!1tar)'
aud prupu~l·d 1 111n 111erT101 I r1111 11 .11 ~.
lr\lfH' C11rnp1u1~ ·"l)j1k1·'>111:111 rlu~ tnorn·
ing scud v.·h<1t l:lresn<oh<1n .!.a id is lrut and
rcJte ratC'd 1 1~ op1J()~111011 10 1·ou ... id t>rJt1on
of !he t11rl1rJd ;1.., a 1lJ!u1e 1·u n1n1t1T1al '
Jetport.
A eonip;u1_1 utl1crr ~ald 1he land
d1•\('lop1nr nt !111!1 11p1141~f'~ oorh 1ntrr1 111,
11r pt·r1111111t·11t t'11111111('n·1al u~r 1,/ th e
a1rlield by (·on11 111 'rl·1,o,I i·arnPr~.
"\Ve are opsx1i0t>d to 1n!erin1 u~e ol El
Toro by cnn1111c1Ti11I .iu-rralt because
that v.ould be a fwl 111 1!1e door to
permane11t u~e and thrre arc .already
01 erflights or estalll isht'd and e1nerg1ng
urban de\·eJopment of ll o~~1noor Leisure
\Vorld. Lake Forr.~t. ,\\1ss1on Viejo,
Laguna Niguel. Tustin and Orange," he
~~ .
Recommendalions fnr use of the l
lltarine facility for rommf'rc1al jets hav e
been made by various 1ndiv1duals and
~tudy groups including 1he controversial
Ralph J\1. P.arsons report prepared for
Orange Counly supervisors las t year.
l!oy,•ever, the lr\'ine spokesrnan quoted
company PresidC'nl \Villi arn fl. r>lason in
a statement made last to.larch v.•hen the
master plan 11·as un veiled in 'Wlrich he
said: ·
"Commercial operations at El Toro
v•ould place intolerable stresses upon the
present residents in the E! Toro vicinity
\-l·ho !10\-1' tolerate military operations in
recognition of their nallonal defense
1nission.
··t·se of El Toro for cornmerc1a! jets i!'I
also lrlcompatib!e v.·ith the urban e.n-' ..
\'ironment v.·e plan and env1s1on !or the
area.''
The company spo kesman said the com·
plan nor y,·ill it make any recommenda·.
pany has no intention of rhanging th at
;ion 1hat aAir1iresiding gm·ernmcnt ag-
enC\' change 1t. ,
s"resnahan had 1nade 1t plain without a
change tn the plan hltle considerallon
could be gil·en lo even Joint use ol El
Toro. ~ •
"!\othing can happen ou1 there until the ·
general 'plan ls revised for an airport.''
he said.
He said that the company has an
agreement 11'Hh the ~larines there will ~
no additional de\'elopment in \he area
"unli! the ~l arines no longer hiil'e use
for El Toro " !·le fXllnted ou1 th~t much
of the orea has been pla l'ed in agricu l-
tural prPser\'f's "for !har \'Cry rrason ."
Accord ing to Brr.snahR11. lhr general
plan shov.·s school siles at bolh ends of !he
existing runways and a maior f1nanc1al
!"enter \\'ith high rise de \·elopmcn.t v.·ithin
the triangle cre ated by the u1!ersection o!
!hf' San 01rgo and S.1nta Ana free.,.,·ays.
··Thi s pla n 1f huil1 11ould eliminate .any
:urporl at El Toro:· Bresnahan said as he
took a S\l'!Pf' at lr1111c CQmpan~· planners,
po::itu:f. u.1!. !hr t;encral plan of the
tr\1ne Con1 pa ny calls lnr 4l!l.OOO peopl e
-and no pl;1n for ai r transportation for
all thn~e pc'('plr "
UPHOLSTERY AT ITS FINEST
HENR EOON-SHERRlll-MARGE CARSON
LARGEST, SELECTION IN THE AREA
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th• lin •it :n ityling,
servic•, try Ted von
quality, sel4c:t ioo,
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OPEN FRIDAY 'TIL 9
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Designers Avai l.able -AID
INTERIORS
LAGUNA BEACH
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•? • FRIDAY, OCTOBER •2;2, ·197f TEN CENTS
Top of Pier Petition Invalid, Council ·Told
By ALAN DfRKIN
Of 1111 Dell'/' P'llo1 $li ft
Huntington Beach city councilmen have
been advised by City Attorney Don Bonfa
that an initialive petition being circulated
to halt funding for the Top of the Pier
project is legally invalid.
But the petitioners vowed today that
they v."Ould press on with their drive to
force an election on the issue.
Bonfa's advice was cofllained in a writ-
ten opinion in v.·hich be said that the peti·
lion circulated by the Downtown Proper-
ty Owners Association Is aimed against a
lease that would be signed by the city and
the Parking Authority.
The Parking Authority is planning to
build a five-block parking lot al.ong C<Jast
Highway from Fifth to First streets
through the sale of bonds. Th~ official
cost of th e project is $7.3 million but cur-
rent estimates lag the outlay that would
be required at SIO million. The city would
repay the bonds and interest through a
rental agreement.
Bonfa cans this an {ldfuinistrative ar·
rangeme nt, adding, "Wi ·believe that the
petition is invalid as an mpt to con·
trol an administrat e ac hrough the
use of the initiative p oc .
The .legal opinion w1 not stop the peti-
tioners from continuing the drive. Bob
Terry, president of the downtown
association, said that about 1 , O O 0
signatures have been collected to date
and that the group hoped to hs.ve the re-
quired 4,000 signatures "within six
Wttks."
The deadline for the return of
signatures is in early January.
Arthur Guy, the Newprrt Beach at-
torney representing the d o w n to w n
association, called Bonfa's opinion ··a •
bunch of gobbledygook"-ind said thalhe
Would advise the petitioners to go "full
st.um ahead ."
''All we are trying to do is turn over an
important function to the public,.to give
Nixon Men Selects .Two
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But W 01nen Get Supreme Promise of President
WASHINGTON (UPI) -President
Nixon. who maintained the ail-male tradi-
tion of the Supreme Court in nominating
as justices William H. Rehnquist and
Lewi s F. Powell Jr., vowed today. "ther e
will be a woman on the Supreme Court."
In a speech to the National Federation
of Republican women, Nixon said he v.·as
proud of the two men he named to the
court Thursday night.
·•1 know that a great many 1n this au·
dience, including my wife, wanted a
P~ers Ca se
Jury Panels
r
Facing Call
Newly tor-;Tiea panels or prospective
jurors will be called to the courtroom
Tuesday In a bid to seat a jury for the
Orange Cd\ulty Superior Court murder
trial of Gf!-Peters of Huntington Beach.
v.·oman to be not only considered but ap·
pointed to the court ," Nixon said. ,"But
we have made a beginning. There will be
a woman on the Supreme Court."
The president implied it was the
American Bar Associati on's rejection of
~ California Judge ~1ildred Lillie that
prevented the naming of the first female
membe r of the High Court.
"! feel somewhat lonely." Nixon told
his v.•oman audience. "I'm the only ma n
on the platform. I must say that's a bet-
ter hreak than a woman gets when she
goes before the American Bar Associa-
tion.
''When (the ABA) jury of 12 decides 011
the merits of the nominees that the
President submits lo them •.• the jury
should have at least one woman on it."
Although the President submitted the
names of si x potentia l nominees to the
ABA, he did not consull with the assoc ia·
lion about the qualification of either
Reh nquist or Powell.
Although there were indications the
nomination of any of those six would be
fought vigorously in Senate confirmation
proceedings, the nqminations o{ Rehn·
~st .. ~~~-Powell evoked no hostility.
Nixon clearly expected -and said he
did -that his nominees would bring
fort~. <1 "strict constructionist" majority
on the bench "for generations to come."
Unless Senate confirmation hearings,
likely ta open shortly after Nov. 2, pro-
(See COURT, Pa~ !)
Nixon Names
Two Price,
~ax ~-~s, •. ,; ,
WASH!NGTOtl (.l.P)-~IN-
1el f19ted U.S. District Judll--George H.
Boldt cf Washipgton slate today to' bead
the trJparUtt Pay Board Which will con-
trol CM · wage lnereases .American
workera receive during Phase 2 of the ad·
mini&tra~n's a.nU-inDation program.
lean of thern Methodist University's
More than 150 potenlial jurors had been
excused late Thursday when Judge Ray·
mond Thompson ordered a four-day
break in the trial. Most of them had been
barred from service because of their op-
position to the death penall.v.
H• n ~e d C. Jackson Grayson Jr.,
~ business school, to head the companion
Price Commission.
But both prosecution and defense at-
torneys predic ted Thursday that a jury
wil; be sealed when selection i!!I resumed
Tuesday. Deputy District Attorney Pat
Brian and defense lawyer Barry Tarlow
ha ve almost used up their quota of per·
emptory challenges.
Peters, 21. is accused of the ki~ings
last April 21 of his father Charles. 55, and
his school teacher mother, Flora. 54.
Police allege that he stahbed his father
th en strangled his mot.her in the ir Lincoln
Avenue home followin~ ~~rrel.
The former hfeguacd llas pleaded in·
nocent. and inooccnt h.v reaso n of in·
sanity. If he is iound gu il ty in I.he firs t
phase of hi trial before Judge Bruce
Sum ner the ju be ask ed to rule on
his Sljnity In a secon anng.
1!.encil Paint
H ealth, Peril, _,
•
Chernist Say s
• BINGHAMTON. N.Y. (UPI; --rJ
yellow lacquer ori an ordinary pencil c6n-
tains enough lead to endanger the tkailh
of school children, Prof. Bruce McDuffie
of the State Un iversity of Binghamton
iaid toda y,
Barrel of Fu r -
Stan Tate, 8, Huntington Beach, plays lumberjack with materials
found more often in the cj.ly than in the forest - a ribbon of asphalt
street and au empty oil drum. Stan, 17832 Mira Loma Circle, and his
friends, Ken Lerwick1 11 (left), and Timmy Taylor, 8, attracted gang
of neighborhood kJds Wednesday with their log, er, oil drum-roiling
antics.
J
Mayor Says He'll Oppose
And Nixotl imtn«:diately to Id the two
boards be-wanted them to undertake the
fight against JnOatioo "without inllitution
of maqtve controls."
The board3 will be dOomed to failure,
Nixon s1r.id. if they "rely too much on
government sanctions."
Tbe 15-man Pay Board is composed of
equal numbers of labor\ management and
public members -with the five public
members expected to cast the swing
votes In charting standards for wage
hikes after . th e Phase 1 freeze expires
Nov . IJ.
All seven member,s of the Price Com·
mission, wHich will decide how much
businesses ma y raise their prices, are
from the public, <&e?era!ly east coast
reside nts. 1-'
Trustees Okqy
Fountain V al~y
School Trans fer
Fountain Valiey School Di strict
trustees Thursday approved the proposed
transfer of 17.75 acres of land from the
Garden Grove Unified School District to
I.heir district.
The vote came foUowing a public bear·
Ing on the proposed annexation of the
property which Is located near the in·
tersecUon of Euclid Street and Warner
Avenue.
McDuffie. the chemist credited with
calling public a~~n.tion-to .mercury con-·
lamination in tuna and swordfish. an-
11ounced his findings the same day the N A . M sun
office of Sta te Attorney Genera l Lewis ew partment ea 1•e Lefkowil z said about ooe-thlrd of 340 pen-_
rils tested in New York had unsafe lead' . \
amounUi in th e lacquer. '
............. The two property owners, Ray Fisher
·1nifQ!Y!d Cunningham, said they want to
become a part of the e Founl.aJrt. Valley
district bttause the taxpayers of the
Garden Grove district have refused to
The "lead" in a lead pencil is actually Mayor George McCracken said today believe any public agency should have the
graphite. Authorities said this was that he plans to oppose a new ordiriance rfght to say what appeara~ a project
harmless but worried about youth~ chew-_. descrlbinit standards , for apartment should have."
, Ing _paint on school pencUs and thereby buildings.in Huntington Beach. The ordinance passed its first reading
get!1ng · h_armful a_mou nt s of lead In~ "t'm not in disagreement with the al Monday night's City Council session:
their boches. ~encil manufac.turer.s said densities or 'the a.mount of parking - I But McCracken. a contractor by pro-t~ey. began using a lead substitute 1n pen-fa vor those," he sa id. "But I don 't fessl on, said he would 1r.ttack it it the
.ell paints June II. \ Nov l meeting Lefkowitz said there ha s been no •' 4 • • • • 1_
response from manufacturers to a re-Le' W Jd y· ·The intent of the ord1na~e . ..,. t.o
qu.st that they recall millions of ISUre Or Ire upgrade the .11landanf1, ~t I think our
di stributed pencils. or prove that the apart"!~nta ~ve, been..~~ng ~r1 •nd
sub!litute paint color, dialyid yellow is Does $5 000 Damage heUer, the .mayor ,.,d. ~ Im· safe:. ' ' -provemenb are the r,mdt of compeUUon
McDuffie nported that when he tested Fire. caused an estimated 15,000-~·amo~tbe,bullder•.
a Venus Velvet No. 2 pencil from -the damage Thursday afternoon·to a Leisure • Pro.vlltons·of~the:ordinlnce~eovem. not
desk of Bln~hamton School Supt. Rlc11ard World home In Seal Beach. only density and esthttlc a.ppearaTJCe>but
McLean . "the indicator shot right 'off the According to a fire department alscr height, aetbltck from the street, s~le." He said the amount of lead was spokesman, the blaze broke out at 12:50 distance between buildings and la.ndscap-
eigbt U~nes the 1 percent "safe" level of p.m. in the kitchen of the home at 13231 Ing.
the American Standards Association. Senvlew L.ane. "A project could be turned doiwn by the
Of the dangerou!!I pencils. MtDuffie The" spokesman did not httvc the names planning comml~n If the bu11derr .uses
said, ''I woWdn't recommend that lney be of !he occupants of the home. No injuries sha ke instead of thlngle roof1 or stucco
given to children. It's l small problem, , "·ere reported in the lire which is being walls Instead of brick walls. I don't go for
but Important." In vestigated today. this," he aaldi
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vote funds to eipand the schools in · that
district.
The property Iles within the city llmit3
of Fountain Valley, but. ls in the Gaglen
Grove school district. C<Jnstructlon ls cur·
renUy under way on ~ homes OR the
land. -
Earlier thla week 1.ru1teu of the
Garden Grove d.lstrk:t denied ~ petition
on grounds that the change W<iuld ~t
the-el.Mk balance at Loa AmlgOI Hllh
School.
· ~ .m8'tter .now ;goeS;. to. the icounty .
.~ndent o~,JChoola and U.cocmty Commil!M · on Scbool "llillrict Or1llliz>·.
tiorLfor ~ad Ion. · ,
Ohio :financier Dies
CLEVELAND, Ohio (AP), -Wllllam R.
Daley, 79. former ownh-or the Cleveland
Indians and prefldent of OtJ1 &, Co., a
prlfate bank inti flnn. • dled Thurlday.
o.leJ1al'°""""" tho·-~ Sealll• PUoll bai.blll te1111.> • •
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the publfc the right to vote on how
monies should be spent," Guy said. "This
is not a breach of administrative or ex-
ecutive authority; there is no executive
authority to extract money from people." .
Jn the past. Terry has exp18.ined that
the Initiative is intended to close a "legal
loophole," referring to the·process ·or us-
ing the Parkbig Authority to incur bonded
indebtedness.
Tenj"has pointed out that the Parking
Authority comists of the city council-but
Celestial Circus
that the Parking Authority is able to aell
bonds without subj ecting the iuue tO a
public vole.
In view of Bonfa's opinion, the city and
the petitioners would appear to be headed
for a legal col!lslon when sufficient
signatures are collected.
"The council could se.t an election on
the initiative and file an action in court
or refuse to set an election thrOwUig the
burden on the petitionen to pursue· court
(Soc PIER, l'age I )
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A colorful sky show brightens the beachfront alon~ the,Orange.Coast
Thursday night, the result of a test launch of a Minuteman intercon-
tinential ballistic missile. The red and blue dis play lit up the·nigbt sky
at 6:40 p.m. and was caused by light bouncing off ice· crystals.~in the
missile's contrail •
My stery Booms Hit SF;
Meteor Suspected Cause
SAN FRANCISCO (UP I) -Two
thunderous unexplained blasts. possibly
from a meteor crashing W earth, shook
the San Francisco Bay area early today,
cusing "extensive damage" to homes in
suburban Daly City.
Windows were broken, chandeliers
knocked down and dishes smashed in a
cluster of homes on the side of a moun-
tain in Daly City, just south of San Fran-
cisco.
The . Air Force said a, thorough in·
vestigation indicated the explosions.
which ·followed each -other at 2:28 a.m,,
were not caused by a sonic boom . "The
speculation is on-a meteorite impact,"
and officer .said.
· The Air Force's worldwide r;pace track·
ing headquarters was checking out the
possibility that the explosions were caus--
ed by "a satellite or other space junk"
entering the atmosphere at that time.
The .San Mateo County .Sheriff's office
.ft
and Daly City polke.. said-lh~ received
num~rous calls o.bout the· blasts and that
so me witnesses reported. a plume of
smoke on San Bruno Mountain, a barren .,
range that lies on the .sin. Francisco
peninsula, partly in Daly, City.
Daly City police said they were still in-
~ vestigating the source o! the-esplosions.
The blasl.!! were heard1 along a 50-mile
stretch of the coast north~and. south of
the golden gate.
Orange
w.,aaer
That old devfi fog will roll back
in Saturday morning and evening,
coollng l.hlngs down to ea degrees
along the coast and 75 further in.
land, with ovemlgbt lows in the '5o
$5 range.
· INsm.,: TO~~):~.
Rick. W ood.s', tM best mot°"'
cycle racer in tht' oounhl. wiU
be porticipatiTl(f In Co.1M> Maa
• race• tonig1l( stOrv and piet\,res
ar1t, in 1 ~!1•-Weekender on
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Envoy in Newport; Doubts War Ventures
By TERRY COVILLE
01 NI• Dtlll "llt! 5111!
A top U.S. diplomat says onc:t the tJ S.
JIUIJa out of Vietnam. lht chances of sen-
ding troops back to mainland Asia "are
just about nil "
"It's a fa ct we have lo reahu. The
American people wouldn ·1 support a
1·eturn." \\'illiam H. Sul!ivan, former U.S.
ambassador to Laos. told n1embers of the
Orange County World Affairs Council
Thursday in Newport Beach.
·'\\'e are confident. howe\'er. that the
slructure in South Vietnam will survive.
:fd~ave lO let il run on its o,,.,·n now," he
Sullivan is nov.• deputy assistant
1tttetary of state for East Asia and
Pacific affairs. He spoke to about 100
World Affairs Council members at the
Balboa Bay Club.
The topic of the sil v e r-h aired
diplomat's speech was "Southeast Asia in
Perspective." He spent most tif his tiTllf!
filling in the historical bacground that le4 to the current Asian situation.
,. "To judge the current turmoil, you
have to see it in the light of what "''e have
betn doing for the past 25 years "
Sullivin said. '
"In 1M5 the U.S. was pre-eminent in
eait A11ia. We were the strongest military
and economic power there. But instead
<Jf imposing order on Asia we evolved the.
policy of each nation having a right to
live it! own way.
"We looked to China as the. center of
<Jrder in Asia. But in 1949 it was a con-
siderable !hock lo the U.S. v.·hen a hostile
regime came to power. China confronted
us with a considerable challenge in Asia
ond a new policy was adopted.
"We did not seek direct military con-
DAIL'( I'll.OT Sti ll ,.hell
'ASIAN ORDER CHANGING'
U.S. Olplom1t Sulllv1n
frontal1on, but deplO)'ed military a n d
economic might to act as a shield for the
other nations.
"It seemed China could reach out and
take over !he rest of Asia . The other
countries \\·ere tattered, Japan had been
flattened. lndochi11a was in chaos because
the French had crushed all real na·
tionalist leaders and tried to re-impose
colonial power.
"Ho Chi Mlnh became the great
liberator because lhe French h11d killed
all other nationalist leaders.
··But no\\'. in' 1971 , China is not l11e
gre&t mon•ilith v•e thought it was.
"Today It is a nation \\'ith son1e p!'o-
\ inces run by th e Commurust party,
some run by the army. son1e run by l.'Onl·
mittees. Thev have lost that centralism
they were cOnfldent ol. China's mlernal
struggle for power over a sucCt'ssor to
t.iao Tsl'·tung indic;,tes ii is not a great
monolith.
"t\ow China is also t ngaged in a great
confrontation v.·ith Russia. A major por-
11on of hf'r inililary now faces the Soviet
L:nion. and Soviet forces are largl.'r on the
l'hinese front than on their western front.
··1n the meantin1r. there have been
changes behind our shield . \V h 1 I e the
\l'Orld has been traumatically fixed 011
Vietnam, Korea has grown strong. Japan
has becoriie the thlrd greatest industrial
nation in the world and 1n ID-15 years will
surpass lhe Soviet Union. and Indonesia
has totally 1viped out its Com1nuni st Par·
ty.
"!n Indochina \Ve have fru strated North
Vietnam's attempt to take o\'er !hree
countries. We now feel those countries
art strong enough to stand on their own.
··\Ve no\v believe China understands the
realt11'S of the world. that 11 ean·t cootrol
Asta. The on ly way for us to hnd out ts lo
bring them into the ll'Orld ag:un.
"It 's quite clear therl' 1s going to be a
ne\\' pattern of relationships In Asia. It
1\·on·1 happen overnight, but the next fi re
lo six years ,,.,·11! be fascinating. and the
US. v.•ill continue to play a ma1or rolt In
Asia.
Reinecke Inks Measure Railway Coach,
Birtliday 'Gift'
For Shoreline Purchase Seal Beach will celebrate its 56th birth-
day this Saturday \l'ith a re!urn of the
Big Rrd Car.
Acting Gov. Ed Reinecke Thursday
zigned the bill certifying that the State of
California will offer $2.l million for the
purchase of the 1,500-fool shoreline which
once held the old Capistrano Beach Club,
The sign.atw-e was the las~ government
hurdle in the months-old effort to obtain
.51.ate bond funds to guarantee public
o\\·nership of the valuable stretch or
beach immediately downcoast of the
Doheny Beach State Park.
The only remaining issue -a crucial
one -is the acceptance of the statt's of.
fer by the general partn~rs who own the
beach.
Newport Beach Assemblyman Robert
Badham. who launched and nurtured the
:state purchase effort, has said he is con-
fident the owners will accept the slate's
offer.
The. beach is stl!l on the open market
\vith a reported asking price of thfee
million dollars. 1
Thomas O'Keefe of San Clemente. the
lawyer for the partners, ha~ said that no
decision would come on the state offer
Record Ju1np Attempt
Give s Eve! £,,jf Fall
PORTLA~D. Ore. I VP! 1 -:\1otorc\'C\e
t.lWltznan Eve! Knievel. leaping his c),clc
{IVl'r "''hat he claimed was a record 14
<:ars . suffered a badly fractured left hand
'fhursda~ night.
Knievel "as ltd in pa in tr. an am-
bulance and taken to a hospital, after
eoming off !he ramp with his bike wob-
hling as he tried his record 111n1p at
Portland Qilistun1. Ile apparent ly broke
the hand ~·hen he landed.
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until an official appraisal of the parcel's
fair market value can be made.
He said if the appraisal exceeds the.
state amount, then a portion of the
a creage might be sold for public use.
State parks officials hope to purchase
the wide, sandy beach for incorporation
into the Doheny State beach territory.
l\ coach fro1n the fa111ed Pacific E\ec·
Irie Railway \\'Ill be on displa y ;it !\1a1n
;ind E:!ectric Streets fro1n JO a Ill. lo 5
pm
Funds collected fron1 the 2ii·<:ent ad-
n11ssion t"harge will be applied toward
purchase of a Red Car. r.·fembers of the
c11y's lltstori cal Society plan to con\'er1 It
into a inuseum.
Ba~k to Nature
School Environ1nent Chief Hired
By RUDI I\'IEDZIELSKI
Of t111 01111 ,.1181 51111
In a ·city covered with wal!ed housing
tracts, oil \\'ells and pavl'ment the
"''anders of nature sometimcsfl"e hard to
see. · .......::_
Schools find it increasingly diff1cull to
su pplemenl the ir lexlbook sludil'S of the
life sciences with an example of thr real
lhing ~ 'II
So. if you can't Lake your ehildren to
&ee nature anymore, you bring nature to
the children.
That is the ambitious project of \hi"
Ocean View School Dislrict. And they
ha\'e JUSt hired a 1nan to gel the Job
done.
"I used to 1nake $21,000 a ye.ar as •
sales rf'prescntati\'e for a busines~
machine firm. Bui I got tired or ii. I
\ranted lo c!o something for our rn-
\ iron me.nt.°' said Bil l Gaffanr.~., 26.
He is the distr1crs ne1v consultant in
environmental science. a post "'hich car·
ries Jess than half of lu s prc1·ious salary.
One of t;affanr.y·s fir.st tasks is to
super\'ise the construction of an ··cn-
11ronn1ental lea riling center.'· a l"''o-acre
nature prc.ser\'e at the disti-ict's soon-to-
be-!inish ed Golden View campus.
"It v.·111 hal'e t rees. a pond. t ide poQ!S,
nature 1\•alks, a place to grow and study
plants and marbe a small animal husban-
dry area:· he -explained.
"Instead of studying about nature 1n a
book. the kids "''ill be able lo see it. touch
it and feel ll.'.
The initial fu nding for !he project will
be supplied by lhe school dist rict 1tseJ:.
L<.ter. Ga!faney plans to turn to other
• surces to complete the preserve.
"If you 11.•ant to change the attitudes of
parents aboul the environmenl. we will
have to do it through their kids." Gaf·
fanf'y :;aid .
•·The l:hrusl of this thing is to take the
educational project hon1e. \Ve don·t want
the kids lo learn great things abr.ut the
<'nl'ironn1en t and go home so their
pa rents can let the v.·ater run all day ;,nd
thro1v junk out or their cars.''
(~alfaney and Golden \'1c\1' P1·111ci pa l
C'Ompound "''111 fom1 their ('n\·1roiimen!a.I
tompounl will fornl the foundation tor a
nt\\' curriculum in en v Ir o n men ta I
~c1ences. Though it will be located at
Ciolden View , all al the dislrlcfs 23
schools are txpected to make use of it.
"It's been proven that the retention
rate of tbillren Is much higl'ler "'hen
they're actually doing things. \\'e hope
t!tu~ compound will be. a learning facility
v.•ithin itself," said Ga ffaney. '
"If the kids are taking a 1narh le.~~n.
Otey could tecord tht: gr0\\1h of a trel.'.
Or if thpy'rt stud~ 1ng art they 1..'()U ld
record tht changes in color of the lea\'eS
It 's thi5 kind of hands-on experience
v.'e 're afttr."
Althoua:h d1fging for lhe J'.IOQls 1n the
preserve wil not begin un11I tnid·
No\'t mh!or . Oct.an \'if'"-~ rl11 lrlrtn are
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DIGGING INTO JOB
Environment•list Gaffaney
alre<1dy actll'ely inl'oh f'<I in dra,,.,•ing · up
plan~.
"\\r hope some of our plants and
animals \\'111 be donated by such groups
as the Sierra a nd Four-H Clubs:• said
c;affaney. "Students at UC! have already
pledged 1he1r support with the digging.
"\\'e don't 11·ant to be telling lhl.'
C'h1ldren v•hat to think but ho'>'' to make
the right derisions about their f'n-
\'J.T'Onment . If we can do that. maybe
luture de1·eloprnl'nl 11·1!1 be a little more
sane.
"It's really unfortt.i.nate:, in a way. that
11·e haYe to have this type of thing." he
added.
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COURT ...
duce the sort of dan1aging personal
disclosures ~·hich delealed nominees Cle-
ment F. •1avns11.·orth Jr. of South
·• ·catolina and ·c . Harrold Carswell of
Florida. it was considered a certainty
that Rehnquist and Pov.·ell would "''in the
Senatt's "advise: ind C'onsent." A ma·
JOrily vote is required to. confirm . ' nominees .
Rehnquist .. 4i . a ~311. balding and !!liRht-
h· stooped mnn. is lht: bt!ter known
non1 lnee and the, one morl.': likel~· to silt
opposition. e.speciall~· for his view that
the government his an almOllt unlin1 lled
right to 11.·iretap. A Republican, he i3 a
~hhvaukel'·born lawyer who praclictd in
rhol'nh:. Ariz .• before Nixon named hlm
assistant attorney general "!ht.
President's Ja"1'er'.s la"l')'er." Nixon call·
('d tum .
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Ttvo tJ' ot•lds
\Var br.1ngs 1nisery and hard times to the masses. bul some manage
to survive .its savagery. Some even do it in style. J.'or this bedraggled
beggar in a Saigon street. perhaps the long-haired lady pa ssing by wa~
a ren1inder that beauty and ugliness can coexist.
State Top Court Modifies
La11clma1·k School Finding
SAN FRAl'\ClSCO (liPI) The
California Supreme C-Ourt. modifying ifs
landmark school financmg decision, ruled
Thursday that the existing property tax
s~·sl.em for supporting public schools is
:;till valid.
The high court said Thursday it!. Aug.
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aL"lion." Bonfa explained. ''The court
would probably conclude that the petition
JS defective."
Bonfa contends that even if !he
ordinance propostd \Vere approved by
1 nrers in an election it would still M in-
1 atid.
"It would just be another one or those
lav.·s that are not legal," he added.
~leanwhile. the city is wa iting to see if
11 new proposal for private enterprise to
de velop rhe do1vntown area will defuse
lhe long-burning controversy.
A land acquisition and development
l1rin is scheduled lo presenl a proposal to ·
lhe City Council Nov. I on how a high-rise
hotel and 14-story medical building may
be constructed downlov,.n.
City planners are working on a <:ode
an1cndn1ent v.'hich 111ould allo1v high·rise
<l c:velopn1enl in the downtown district.
Present city nrdinances limit buildings to
3.i feet. usually three stories.
\Vhen asked for his opinion on the i11-
it1ative petition by Councilman .Jack
(;reen, 8-0nfa \\·as also asked to advise
hov.• the petition might affect funding for
the new SJ.4 million library and ssi:
million ci\'ic ct nler.
Tht City allor.ney said that lht petition
\\'Ou)d havt no effect on lhtse projtcts
,,.,hich will be rinanced Lhrough another
lease·back arrangement with a group
<'Ailed !ht Huntington Beach Public
Fac1!it1es Corporation ·
30 decision was not a final judgment a::d
did not strike down present school finan·
1.:ing in California. The court said it only
ordered the case returned to the trial
court for further Proceedings.
If the trial court subsequently finds the
present system of public school f!nancing
unconstitutional. the Supreme Court said.
it should provide for an "orderly transi-
lion'"to a new system.
!n the meantime. the high court said,
the lo"·er courrs iudgmcnt "should make
• lee r that the exist i11~ systcn1 is to re-
main operable Unt il an appropriate ne1v
system" can be put into etfect.
A finding that a go1't.rnmental opera-
tion is unconstitutional ··does not
necessarily require in1•alidation of past
acts ... or a11 1111mediate implemenlA·
llon of a conslitutionallv valid substi-
1u1e." the court said. ·
In the Aug. 30 ruling. in a case brought
by a group of Los Angf'les residents, !he
high court ~aid the method of financing
schools by local property taxes "''as un-
constitutiona l because it p e n a I i 1. e d
t hildren who !i1'ed in poorer countie~.
The decision v:a ~ regarded nalion\111dt
as a prccedrnt·.~cttin~ casr
The niodific<l1ion Thursday was made
in response rn a petition by slate .'\,t-
tomey General Evelle Younger. who said
that sonic person~ \\'Cre paying local pro-
perty taxes under protest and filing
l'laims for refunds because they thought
(he present system was no longer vi.lid.
Younger said he \\·ou!d study the
f'ourl's latesl ruling lo decide whether he
will appeal lhe case lo the U.S. Supreme
Court. He said he eipecls to make a
decision within two weeks.
1'wo defl'.lldants i11 rhe cast.'. Superin·
tendenl of Public Instruction \Vilson l'.
Riles and Stale Controller Houston I.
Flournoy. ha\·e ;:ilrcady served nntict
lhey will oppose an.v attempt to apptal
lhe case. They 1>aid thry alj:ret'd with !ht
statf' 1·ourfs act1011.
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h·vine Plan
Won't Allow
·For Airport
Planned development on !ht Irvin•
Ra11ch would prevent the use of the U.S.
t.farine Corp~ Atr Sl.11tion 1t El Toro as 1
civilian L-<1mn1erc1al airport. Orange
County Airpcl!'t Director R o be r t
Bresnahan said today.
Bresnahan said lhe Irvine Comapny
general plan calls for intenlt develop·
ment at both ends of the exi!ling military
and proposed commercial runways.
Irvine C.Ompany spokesman this morn·
ing said what Bresnahan said is true and
reiterated its opposition lo consideration
of the airfield as a future commercial
jefporl.
A cornpany officer said the land
development firn1 opposes both interim.
or permanent eommercial use of lhe
airlield by commerciir.J carriers.
''\Ve are opposed to interim U!'e of El
'Toro by commercial aircraft because
I.hat would be a fool in lhe door to
permanent use and there are already
!lverfhghts of established and emerging
urban development of Rossmoor Leiaure
World, Lake Forest, Mission Viejo,
Laguna Niguel, Tustin and Orange,'' he
said.
Aries Becomes
First to Cross
Lines to Caho
By ALMON LOCKABEY
DAILY .. 11.0T IMTIQ 'lflr.r
Russ Ward's Col umbia 57 Aries, flying
the colors of Lahaina Yacht Club, was
first to finish in Newport Harbor Y.:it"ht
Club's 190-mile Cabo Sin Lucas race t1>-•
da.\'-
Aries overcamt a 10-mile deficit Thu rs-
day to move ahead of her si ster ship, '
Dorothy 0. skippered by Bob Beauchamp
of Nev.·port Harbor Yacht Club.
Aries crossed the fini sh line at 2:31 :47
a m. and Do rothy 0 finished al 3:08:11.
i\'either yacht was e:otpected to save
thl'ir lirne over th!' Cal-.13 Kt.hi!i. ci>sk:i~
jX'red by \Villiam V. \\'right and Erie
Fricker. Huntington Harbour Ya cht Club.
Kahili \\'as expected to finish by 3 p.m.
!oday.
The boal for boat battle between A1·if!8
and Dorothy 0 changed dramatically
'rhursday nighL Both yachts were gailing '
ln light air with Dorothy 0 leading Ar ie!
by 10 miles.
As n~t rame on. Dorothy 0 "'ent ln·
shore loo~ing lor more wind and Aries
wenr )Offshore in the same que5t. The
\Yind gods favored Aries.
Anna ~laria II skippered by Al
.Schoellern1an of Bahia Corinthian \'acht
Club had 30 miles to go at t a.m. today.
She was behind Kahili.
Sayula skippered by Ramon Carlin had
"'-2 miles to go and Novia Del ~far. Jri hn
Scripps. San Diego Yacht Club had 36
miles to go.
\Vinds off the Cape today were reporUd
to be less than li\'e knots.
Exchange Chief Quits
r\EW YORK (API -Ro~ W Haack
says h~ will step down as president of the
\'ew York Stock Exchan-ge July 31 when
his contract upirts.
UPHOLSTERY AT ITS FINEST
H ENREDON-SHERR ILL-MARGE CARSON
LAR GEST SELECTION IN THE AREA
For th• fin•if In 1t ylin 9, qu•lify, 11l1ction,
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'I Howard Hughes
Strikes It Rich
CARSON
Billionaire
amends to
CITY. Nev. (AP)
Howard Hughes has 1made
the Ne vada Gamlrtg Com-
mission and is free to pursue reorganiz.a.
lion of his gambling empire.
sP'ci fic individual to whom it eou!d turn
for direction ir. connection with gamin&
matters,
Diehl indicated Hughes' l e t t e r
designated no individual but i:;aid "any of
his personnel," presumably the board of
directors, would do.
The handwrilten letter had mentioned •
tool company directors Frank W. Gay.
Raymond M. Holliday and Chester C. '
Davis as having Hughes' support.
HE WANTED TO BE HIS OWN BOSS, TAKING THE BUGS OUT OF PEOPLE'S CARS BUT THE CORPORATE WEB IS FAR FLUNG
Specialist Ludwig Hafenrichter Emigrated; Bu t It Wa' Ju,t Out of The Frying P•n Into the Fire
Receipt of a typewritten, fingerprinled
letler y,•as annou nced Thursday and,
combined y,•ith an e<irlier handwritten let.
ter, apparenlly satisfied comm ission
demands.
The gaming com1nlssion had blocked
the recluse. industrialist'5 reorganization
plans by re fusing to license the board of
directors of the Hughes Tool Co.
There is no guan1ntee, however, that •
the applications will be approved. At
least one commissioner is known to have ~
doubts about licensing Davis, a New York
atto rney and tool company general •
counsel. •
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Height · C11rl1
Hit By La,vsuit
Fro111 Realtor
Lcgaiil\" of lhe 1ni!1a111r f1"!1t1n11 !h;;t
led tn tl1e L:1g1ina B1'11ch high rl~c clcc·
lion Aug ~ w;:is Challcnt.ld toda\ in a
court <H·tlnn t11"r1 against 1hr e1ty by
refll !.rlr \l('n1 T<1 sl·l11ltT.
,\1!11rnrvs fnr Tn~rhner, \o,'hn pn·1 i1111<>ly
;ittemptrd unsuccessfuHy Ill h:ilt !he r!rc·
lion. filed a pclitinn fnr a 11-r1t nf n1.1nd:itc
·Fceking to detlare the in itiati\"e un·
<'nnsl1lutinn;il in the Fou1 th 111.,tr!t'l Court
of Appeals. S;in Bcrnard111n
If succrs~ful. 1hr suit 11·oulrl i111·al1date
lht• elecllnn in 10,hieh lit p1'n'ent i•f the
city's regi ste red votrrs <1pprn1 rd_ hv a .1-
1 margin. fl 31i·fool height J1nutallt}n ior
buildings in l.ngun;"I.
J\1a yor Richard (:nlclhcrg \1·as g11·cn a
copy of lhe i.:nn1ptaint <it hi~ t,;i~una
Reach rest<1ur;i111. Sunnv·s Sidr11·alk C.1fe,
Thursdav ;if1 crnnon. Thr rn;11·or ·1rns <'(11l·
ferrinR ·v.·i!h cit.v nH1n<1gf'f La11Tcnl·e
Rose in !hi' rrst;111ran! r:itifl \l'hrn hr "':IS
h-'!nded a cnp.v nf 1hc r,:,.pagc. doc11n1rnt
filed b.v !he Lo." 1\ll'!Cl{'s la1v lirrn nf
!\1athc"'S. Lane Hnd ll ong. in Tast:hncr"s
brh(llf.
The firin , 11·h1{'h ;ilsn ha ndl<'d lhf! pre·
elerlion suil t•hallc11g111i:: the lri::all1v of
the initi<llll"<'. :il~o rcpre.,cnrs !ht' Hotel
Laguna Corpnratu)n.
In effect, till' cil.\I is asked \11 dcr·!;ife
the iniliali\·e illegal and refrain fro1n l"O·
forcing lhe ordinilner. or ti) ~11111~:ir in
court to show ciluse "hy Lt should be en-
forced.
The clf'rk nf the Fourth U1stri1'l Ap·
pellate Court said it is no1v up to !he
court In decide 11•hethcr tn grant or deny
lhe petition. If. it is ,i::rantl'd. a ht•<iring-
date 11·ill be sci. and (•it~· :ittornry Tully
Srvmou r "'ill prtsrnt !~e eity"s r;i~r.
The ~uit is s11111J;1r tr. nn<> filed i11
(lrangf' Count1· Sup(•riur ("011rl bt•fnrc the
high risr clcrt1nn :ind upht•ld hy .ludc:r ,J.
E. T. Ru1tc1·, l\'hnsc lh'l'lioil•n \l:lS ];i\f'r
nvcrturnc<l by 1hc ;1ppell r1te 1·0111·1. Jn
rf'sponsr lo an ;ippc:d filed hy :itlu• nl'y
\\'ilh.-:ini \\lil(·fl.~f'n , Tiie Suprcnie C11u!"L 11f
1he Stair nf C:1l1fril'ni;i 1hi"n n·f11 M·d !11
i:;r<int <1 hrflring 1n !he <1\lt•n1pl tn h:ilt the
rlecti on. The ;ippcllarc co11rt at 1h;il t11ne
r11led 1hat lcg;il11v of thr i11111al11·r :-.111!
could be challenged ilfler the elec\irin.
Mosquito es Rai.cl
Nixo11, Co 111plex
In San l 'l c111 c11l c
The \\"l'&trrn \\"h11 1· ll•·n''' !·1~ it~
hl';i11tiful gro11nrl~. ii<; ~h.1;c 11\ h1r'1s nnd
11·nrld·widr rounr.
Ru! It ;:il ~o h;'l~ lror1 11 1;1 n~ 1111 •-·llllln• 1l
·v.·11~ le.1rnr1I rh1 <; 111•1•k
~;in Clrr11i•n1r ('111 1·.i1 11 11 1l rn;1n ~l;l l\
f\Dt"lhrup rPl:1li'd 1111' pn1hir'n\ 11f ti1e
fl.v1ng prsl<; 1o fl"ll1111 1·,.L111c tln11•n \\'t•011 ..... ~
d 11~· ;iftrr l";1r111111! 11[ 1ht' ~itt1dtio11
thr(lugh !h!' l"t•ur11.1 s ,\ln-.f]1!1lr1 Aliall"n1ent
D1sl rict.
'"The pr 0hlr1n 1h('fe w:i'i worse than
t \"f'r th is Y''<l r. su lhr mfl squ1!n abate·
l'lenl folks h;11 c (lrcff'rrd the :\latine
Corps to clran llJ> 1hr prnhlrm,"
The source of the 1tl·hy pests ap.
parently is the la.c:;oon arra do11·ncnasl of
lhe Presidential 1'n1npound. •
Thal lies. bas1ra1!.v. 1n v.h;it v.ill
become lhe nirman's land 1vhen the stale
takes over the relinquished Camp.
Pendlel(ln property.
He"s Bugged
What's In .A Na11ie? Trouble
By ARTHUR R. YINSEL
or '"' O•lly PllGI Sl•ll
Luriwig /!;ifennchter finally I e f l
\\'ridennberpfal~ .. ,;ern1any an<J 14 ye<irs
\l'ith \lnlkswagenwt'rk Aktie ngesellschaft,
J1red of being a eornp;1n.~ nian.
He w;u11ed to bcco1nc his ov.·n bo.~s.
doing business in America, the land o(
ln'c cntrrprise.
He l1nall.\• bough1 hi.~ Qll'!l .J!il~ f«tat1011 al
2096 Harbor Bh•d . Cosla :0.1es<., ;:ifter
c111 1gra11ng JO >ears ;.igu and gelling
tu~c!her his bankroll ""'ork ing i n
\'fllks11"agen aJ!encies.
He even shortened his bus niess c;.rd by
4.l lcllcrs, rnak1ng n s11nply: Lou fo r
sh(lft. an1! I. & E Service.
.\"aturally. he specializes in gelling the
bu~s out of The Bugs.
Lou Hafenrichter, howe\·er. learned
Sep!. 9 Lhat -just like the old British
f:n1pire -!he sun nel"cr sets on
(:e rn1any's Vol k s w a g c n 1v e r k Ak-
t1cngescllschaft and lts c n r po rat. e
J;i1•, .I 1.'J"S,
The people ll'hn today build. market and
rep:11r lhe so·cn llcd Peoples' Car are
JeHlou" of 1rtulition.
i\ot JllSl an.rbody ca n ;idvertisc by us.
i11g Signs \\Lth <lfl}' Of four fa!llOlJ S
l1·ad(•n1ark var1at1ons: the word 11 ... clf
stan1l1ng ;ilonr: th e f:i111il1ar circnlar VW
lug1f, the con1hincl! l!'llers V\\I, nor el"en
a :-;pccif1c type style kn ov.·n as fl1en1ph1s
B1):d.
For alt praclical purposes, !hey have
al"o copyngh!cd the color blue.
All this Lou llafcnrichtcr lccirned in a
\Cry forinal lcucr fron1 the Los Angeles
lrgHl f1rrn of Lawler, Felix & Hall. who'e
stationery lists 30 attorneys on the staff.
Lou feels outnurnbcrcd.
lie 1vas also inrorrne<J thal the farntl ia r
eluih \l\Y p<Jteh -available. 1r1 any vanc-
tv store -~'wn on his grcase·stai11e<J,
blue Arcn ~h1rt is \crllolen while on duty
Bl his s!<1L1un.
Arco is ok11y, since ll::ifcnr icli tcr and
hi~ n1en pu~1p thl'ir gas.
The Orar\:f' Cnast l r ;i <J c tn :.i r k
{"r<1elid11wn t'an1e. (lftcr ;in unhappy Hun·
1ingrun Hea c ~i st<1l1on 111vner displaying a
hugr V\\I logo ~yn diol "fl.~ hit with
s11r11l:1r orders !n f"<•a sc ;ind.1lesist.
l.1111 ~•iys !hf' ir<l!f' grl'<1~e nH)nkc.v hirpd
a ph11tngrapher an1t sen! him around hun-
ting e1'<'r.V nlher V\\l.rclalcrl sign he cnuld
f1n1!. the·n fired off the film to the cor-
poration attorneys.
'
Lo11 thought the cameraftl"an JUSl liked
the looks of his statio n and v.•anted a pie·
tur e to keep.
1'he shuUerbug somehow mi.~sed a V\V
logo clearly in violalion at a used car lot
next 1loor to Lou. although hf' nailer1
J1'an·s VW & Porsche garage across the
sl reel.
Pete 's Foreign Car Service down the
bloc k was captured on Kodak. but both
n1ay e\"en have to repaint their buildings
to con1ply.
Loll figures it cost him only 11b11t S l~
to replace his business cards. ex!erior
si gns. rubber mailing stamp and s!ation
invoi~es, all of \l.'hich referred lo hrs
specialty.
But il ls the universality of The Bu.e;
and its n1aintena nce ne eds lhal bugs his
stubborn Ge rman pri nciples.
'"Outside I only said: Vo!kswageo
Spec1a!is1." he explains. defending his ex·
pertise an d the right to declare it to the
v.·orld, {'specially here~-Americ:i.
.. In ·62 alre:idy I ha d my certificate,''
he f"Dn!ioues. holding u his framed of-
ficial V\I/ cornpany d ment.
'"l tx>cn 1n the o!kswagcn r:ickel
alre<1dv all n1v life ." add.~ H;ifenrichtcr,
or 16046 Shastii SL . Fountain Vallry. On-
ly he does1l't believe c;,r repair should be
.a rocket.
··And I v.·ant to he fair to the peoples.
Our jobs here usually go by !lal rate
from the old country," he said. displaying
a n1anual listing reco111n1ended times for
specific jobs. al S9 per hour.
Lou isn"t yet a U.S. cili1.en. but he
proudly flies an American Flag at the sta·
tion. because he ca1ne here hoping to find
freedon1 and independence l r o n1
authoritarian rule.
'"An1erica is not a free count ry.'' he
says cli~a pointedly in typically Teutonic
tones, le ning aga1nsl a new. corpora1.1on-
a11thori d sign advertising: Repair of
Vnlksw gen Vehicles.
("'P.1orl franchised concerns m.1y, of
cou rse, advertise in a proper n1anner th11l
they service Volkswagen vehicles ... ''
s<1ys the Lawler. Felix: & Hal! letter lying
on j'..ol)'s desk. l
., '"I took down my signs and I pul new
ones up -in greC'n -because I don·t
"·;int no hassle." says the wavv-hairecf
Hafcnnchter, a mis~hievous twinkle in
his ey<'.
'"Repair of Little Nazi Cars. Ja •..
thal"s whal rd really like to put up.''
U.N. Doubles Guards
l 1i Two-C liina Debate
l '\JTEf1 NATlO~S 11·1•11 -Behind
!1~ht\'ned srcurity loll0w1n.c:; vinlrn rc .ind
l hrl·:il~ ;il dclri::.;:ion he;idquar!ers iind a
floor 1ntrrr11p!1r1n hrr~. thr UN. Grner;:i!
As~erntlly hastened Lod;iy to c11d its gre al
Chrna drl>a11·.
C11a rds ll'cre doubled a1 all ~ccur1t.y
po~ts afll'r a we!l·dresscd intruder ~lip
ped thr(1ugh the 1dell'gates' entr.1nce
Thursday. entered the Asseil1bly hall and
~hnost rl'achcd the speakers· rostrum
before t:.N. Authorilies. dragged him
a~:\y,,
The 1nan 1nade his dran111lic ap.
JMlarance just arter Soviet Ambassador
Yakov ~-fa!ik had told the assembly or
shots fired inlo his midto~·n fi.1anhatt.m
delegation headquarters from the roof of
nrarby !/Unlt'r CoHf'l?;f'. Syrian
An1b;i ssador George 1'omeh re~i sterrd
ro111pl11ints nf lhrf:i!s tr> his ini ~sinn.
New York Ci!y police v.·ere slalioned
-at holh places in exlr<i streng th .
Although the outcome of the discussinn
on whether ' to ex pel Natio1111.list China
from <>11 U.N. affiliale.~ while ~eating
J\1ain!:-ind China in bo th the Assem bly and
Security Council remairled in doub!, lhe
closeness was not reflected in the debate,
nOw in its fifth;iay, -'
.Of 56 countries heard by !he slcvi or
lnd <ty"s proceedings. 38 favored Peki ni:.
17 were for the Nationalists a.nd Ecuadvr
was f)OOCom~· ittal. There were still 22
speakers on he list of Assembly Presi"'
dent Adam M Ilk of Indonesia .
Maoists for FBI Tell All
Cou pie Describe l 1i<loctrin ution, Firear1ns Training
' .
\VASHlNGTON (A PJ T"'n ex·
missionaties say lt1ry once worked wilh
the FBI Jto infiltrate a .pro·~1 aoist
organization lhf'y desc ribed a~ highly
disciplined, well arrncd and dedic<re d to
thl! over1hro1v of lhe U.S. J!OVernment.
They said the nrgani1J1!ien, lhe Re\"olu-
tionary Union, has "close ties v.·ith Red
China."'
"We \\'err consicfcrcd 11reat converts,"
Lawrence L. Goff or Lemoore. told the
House Internal Security ommillee.
Thurnl11y.
Gofr. 30. anrl h15 2.8-ye:1r--0I 11·1rc, Rrl!y
Sue. said le;;<lcrs or the orgi1niz;i\ion
drmA ndrri "rxtrrmely slric <J1sc1phnc -
our lime, nur house and ou ·ran1ily y,•cre
llfll our OY.'n .
.. Our chdc!rr"'-1~crc consiOcre ri pro-
\pcrty or RU, :ind RL.' tnok rare or thrm,
:inf"! l'rl find slr11oger~ v.·11h the chi ldren,''
~1r!'l . Goff testified. "ThC't tried to In·
doctrin.ite children. I didn "l agree but I
they went lhree lo four hours, one senten-
ce. .at a time . do(ining each word, and
books by Marx an'd Lenin .'' -
There 11lso wa!I heavy em phas.i.~ on: ...
firearm:r lrRining, "he said .
\.ofl s:i1d the prime goal of lhe
org:inizati on was "to build a base in the
\l;ork ing class and the military.''
He said members of the group "are
ded icated , .,.,.illing lo sacrifice thei r lire if
nccr1 be in violently overlhroy,•ing the
government.''
The group slore•t weapon.~ in various
hon1cs. Gorr said. At one meeting. he ad-
<lc<i. a men1bcr of !he organ i1.at ion ap-
proached him ahoul kee ping plastic ex·
plosirr!'i, dynarnite and hand grenades in
the Goff hon1e.
.. f 11·a~ 11rtv1scd by lhe FRI no~ lo put
!ha r In n1v hntise," Goff 11aid.
P.ut thClr most painful personal !ll·
,
pcrience, Goff said, came when lhey
were PMf!SUred "to cw se the Bible a.nd
bJasphent? (;od." I <
1 Gorr, now· a gunsmith, said ht And his
wife spent several years in MexlC'o and
C6'1 tral America as C h r I 11 I I 1 "
·missionaries among primitive tribe,.
He said he became associated with lhe
Revolutionary Union in the. fall of 1969,
and hi• wife said sht joined in July 1970.
They dropped out In late Marc~ and
early April this year, he said. "after we
were fou nd out."
G'off 5aid his San Jose chapter had
about 50 members, lhat back.ers claimed
lo have 400 follower11 in lhe S11n Fr11n-
cisco Bay. are11. And th11t he heard one
leader clai m lhe group had spread na·
!ionwide with collectives in New York.
Detroit and Clllcago.
Aiioto Booed
At Candidates
Forun1 in SF
SAN FRANCISCO (U P!) -Ma yoral
c;i ndidates drew boos, cheerll, appla use
a nd jeers Tht1 rsd;iy during a city college
appearance to discuss su bjects from po t
to pornograph y.
About 500 persons ht>ard seven of J l
candidates give election pitches, in·
eluding Mayor Joseph Alioto and a
Ha ighl·Ashbury guru.
<'.\lioto received a round of hisses as he
tic ked off the accomplishments of his
first four.yea r term.
Scott Newhall, 52, was applauded y,•hen
he said f'veryone should hal"e .. an equal
oppor111nity to use the narcotic of his
choice.'' saying thal his generation
chose booze wh ile the young people now
prefer pol .
One ct1ndidale sat quietly be.hind st;:i ~e
nipping bourbon before making his t1p-
pearanl"e singing a song, "this time the
loser wins." Stanley ColtOJI a!so recilcd
poet;y, one line v.·hich went., .. if you are
raped. Jove the raper."
l)iane Feinstein president of !he boarrl
of supervisors, used her charm and v.·ent
overtirne ta lking about her opposi tion to
dirty rnovie houses.
Fred Selinger talked about ''outh i.~siues. including treatment. of bliicks;
Na than \Veinstein castigated the media
for ig ooring h1n1: John Diamante drew
laughte r whPn he joked about Alioto: and
two candidates. Harold Dobbs and J.
Tony Serra couldn't appear and we.re
represented by stand.ins.
Ron 1..endbwg .. • li aight-Ashbury~111uru,
spoke fflr atrorney Serra. saying Serra
was a "dope lawyer" who had lo be 1n
court. '"He's represented us 25 times,"
sever;;! charges involved dope, said
La ndburi;:. '"and he·~ never lost."'
The <.-ommission said 1t \\.'anted proof
Hughes approved plans to restruclure all
his c;,sino holdings u111der one umbrella
nrganizat\OO. Hotel Properties lnc., con.
trolled by Hughes Too!.
Commission Chairman Jack Dieh l said
Thursday Hughes orricials were free to
resubmit the application fnr licensing. A
Hughes attorney said it would be done
'"immediately ''
If the licensing application is submill ed
quickly, ii can be conside red At the Gam-
ing Con trol Jloard n1ceting Nov. JO and
comrni~sion n1ecting Nov. 18.
Hughes sou rces indica1ed the latest lel·
Irr '"clears the air of differences between
the con1rnissiou and Hughes."
Exact contents of !he lette r were not
rele;ised. although sources said it was
.. softly worded "' compared to the testier
handwritten lc!ter in which Hughes in-
dicated displeasure with the com·
mission's requests.
"The commission feel.~ the latest lelter
n1akes satisfactory compliance with re-
quests made by the commission," Diehl
said.
One nf the desires expressed by the
commission was for Hughes lo appoint a
Countian Holds
Post on FEPC
SACll Ar-.tENTO iUf'l l -Oon<ild Diers
or Ora nge. and Mrs. Stella 'C. Sandoval
h:i\"e been reappninted to four year terms
on !he F:iir l·:n1pluyn1ent Practires com-
rnission by LL Gov. r~d fleinec ke,
The t"'o H.epublica11s v.•ere renarned tn
the con11niss1on Thursday bul still re-
quire Senate confir1natinn.
!Jiers, 48, tnanager of administrat io n
fnr the El Segundo Division of Hughes
Aircr11ft Company, ha.s served on the
com rnission s111ce 1970. Mrs. SAndoval, a
v.·hile on official duty.
Commissioners recei\"e $50 pe r diem
housewife and civic leader, has been a
member since 19fi7.
GRAND OPENING
Registration
Of County
Voters Dips
Voter regislratiqn in Orange County, 1
renecting the off.election year, has drop-;
ped 62,0 Hi in the past year, accord ing to .
figures released today by Registrar of
Vote rs David Hithcock ..
Total registra tion is 540.990 compared
to 612,066 a year ago. Republicans stilJ _
outnum ber Democr:als handily but the
numerical margin is Jess. The figures
11•ith 1970 totals ii+ parentheses are: GOP
290.915 (326,459): Democrats 228,022
\252,590}: GO P adva.nta ge 62,893 (73,869).
J\1osl Orange Coasl commu nities con·
linue. to be Repu blica n strongholds.
The curreol figures: Ne wport Be.act;
GOP, 19.140: Democrats 6,500 ; CG.Sta
Mesa 14,04 4 10,085 ; Huntington Beach
22.980 20.182: Fountain Valley 6,510 5,314;
Laguna Beach 49.'i6 2,7% .
Seal Beach 9,423 6,123 : San Cl emente
'1.951 2,0!!5: San Juan Capistrano 1,268
553.
CoasL:il area ci1ies \l.'i1h a majority or
Democra1 s are Lo s Alamitos l,R.16 1.603:
\Ves1minster 11.047 8.647. Unincorporated
communities. Sunsel Beach 276 272.
Unincorporaled areas w i I h 11;
preponderance or Republican voters are ·
Laguna Hills 9,l.'i6 2 .1 ~9 ; Capii;trano
Beach 895 ii:l8 : Dana Point 1.286 704; El
Toro 3.794 2JXH : Emerald Bay 652 106:
&iuth Laguna 3,4:i9 1.080: Irvine 1,409
731 : Bay View \Santa Ana Heights) 1,202
842.
Minor party registration figures are '
American Independent, 3.249: Peace and
Freedom. 1.781 and miscellaneous 93.
There are 25,903 potential voters in the
county who declined to name .a politicaJ ·
party a ffiliation.
Ba'2view MauoP
RESIDENTIAL CARE CENTER FOR THE ACTIVE RETIRED
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1.autlfully oppointed sulte"S wit h balconi 111 , ~n d
priv•te or 1e "li·p rivate room' ffl•f urfl distihC.
tiv• color-coordina ted carpet1 •nd in terio r
decor. Every room he' • prival1 b•t h. complete
with tu b •nd shower.
sen-ices
C•n!c•tiud h\•!;n, & •Ir·
cond•!IOn1n9
flt •u•yl ll•'11•• Shop
Patio t. b1lronle1
Peroon•I l1undry ""'"'
lnttt<Gm '"'"I(
9f><lflro •n (Ill
A!lend•ni. I< hn . air concllllonff
lim•u11n•
Doily recreotion and enterta in men t
progra ms coordin ated by • full time
profess iona l director provi de• wee Ith
o f a c,tiviti e, in which to develop •nd
m ainta in mea nin gful fri endship1 •t
the Manor.
All meal, a nd in.tc ks ar1 nutrili ouily prep•red and at t ra ctively
""rfed by our exper.f d ielery steff, Spe cial d ie t1 for those who
requi re them a nd tray service lo t he room i1 provid ed when the
resident is unable to come to t he d ining room.
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feotures
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Touro """ u 'urtklftt
M•vln
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Llbr•ry
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B ..... VIEW MANOR i1 ideally loc a t e~ n••r sho pping t en-
ters, bank1, phy1itian1 offic es, •djecent to B•yv iew
C oi\vale1cent Ho1pital and twq, 1hort blocks from to1ta
Mei• Memorial Hospital. Though in • suburban 1•tlin9,
we ,ttre •a1i ly a ccess ibl1 from the Newport, S•n Diego,
ood ~a;i;~·~~ IDfo~matloR
elYVllJW "'"'"'o• ........ "'Kl •nMotlll • IMllll'ltl"'., l!Ml ....... IHIC.
11111 atti•lty wit~ ...-.1 •1111 "'"llc•I ..,_.,, ff ......... t-lrlel
'" •fw•Yt •tk•l!M.
R.1 ta1 fo• fj,• la vvi~w Pro9••"' •••in th1 mt diu"' p•l c• rang•
SIMI J'll't'ATI •OOM F•OM 5261.00
,.IYATI •OOM F•OM S4tS.OI
SIMI P•IYATl SUITI FIOM Sl\0.00
PllYATI SUITI FIOM 1620.00
0 110 Wt'tt hy St,_., CMt• M"•· Collf1,11le tl6J7
0 t Phe11. 641·101 J lc1llecr ., 714·54.0·10tl
to 6-TONIGHT 'TIL ' P.M.
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State Lauded
For Beach Deal
'By THO~tAS i\1 URPHL\'E
Of ltlt 0111' Jll~I Still
BEACHHEADS DEPT. -0 r a n g e
County, much maligned by !hose from
elsewhere as a greedy, i::rasping hotbed
of capitalism, has today managed to pry
loose another l.500 fe{'t of ocean shoreline
from private ov.•nersh1p to be converted
into public use.
The new area earmarked for future
developn1ent as a state park is knnv.'n tn
coastal locals as the old Ca po Beach
Club. The frontage is located along the
<1ld stretch of Pacific Coast Highway
flanked by the Santa Fe tracks between
Doheny State Beach Park and San
Clemente.
It has lo be one of the finest stretches
of open shoreline in California.
' MUCH OF THE CREDIT this time goes
to state officials who mo.de the purchase
possi ble. Lt. Gov. Ed Reinecke Thursday
signed the bill by Assemblyman Bob
Badham and Senator Dennis Carpenter
I R-Ne~~rt Beach) which appropriates
$2.l million for the shoreline purchase.
Eventually, the beach area will become
an ex tention and part of existing Doheny
State Beach Park. ..
Indeed. state efforts toward shoreline.
devel opment have drawn some onions
from this corner in lhe pas1. But it must
be conceded with a tlp of I.he ha t toward
Sacramento that th is latest shoreli ne ac·
quisition is one of state government's
finer efforts.
F"riday, Oetobff 22..1971
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GREEK SHIPPING MAGNATE STAVROS NIARCHOS, NEW WIFE TINA
Not Only Richer, Now Arch Foe Takes Former Spouse of Onassis
Old Rival Rocks Onassis
ATHENS (UPIJ -Aristolle Onassis
"'a!ked into his office in Constitution
Square today, his shoulders stooped, his
fa ce griin.
"Leave me alone," he t.old newsmen
waiting outside the building.
His ill-temper was attributed by his
fr iends to the neYo'S of the marriage of his
former wife Tina, 40, to his former
brother-in-\a\v Stavros Niarchos, 62, in
Paris on Thursday.
Onassis knew of Niarchos' plans to
marry Tina Livanos, sister of Niarchos'
lale wife Eugenia.
"He is trying to marry Tina to tea se
China Publishes
Kissinger, Cl1ou
Photo i11 Paper
me,'' Onassis said of Niarchos to a
Greek-American in Athens two da ys ago.
"The S.O.B.s are gathering in Paris
tn hurt me," Onassis !old his Jriend.
Eugenie Niarchos died 17 months ago
of an overdose or barhlturatcs at the age
of 44. She had four children by Niarchos :
Philip 19, Spyros 16, Isabella_ Maria 13,
and Constantine 9.
Niarchos originally wanted to marry
Tina. according to friends, bul she mar-
ried the much richer Onassis instead.
Then Niarchos married Eugenie.
Onassis di vorced Tina, cou!Ted Maria
Callas and then married Jackie Kennedy.
Tina married the v.•ealLhy Marquess o(
Blandford, divorced him in April and took
a villa in the south of France near the
roast v.•here Niarchos kept his yacht.
J\.1eanwhile, Niarchos had Jert Eugenie,
and married Charlotte Ford. daughter o(
Henry Ford II. After their child \\'as born
that marriage was dissolved and he
returned to Eugenic.
Eugenie dierl on the island of Spetsa in
myslerious circumstances. Niarchos 11.·as •
questioned and released.
On Thursday he married Tina in Paris.
Niarchos is no\v thought lo be even
richer than Onassis.
Belfast Boys Blow Up
Factory in IRA Raids
--
FOOd Prices Dip
Nation Economy
Growth Slackens
WASHINGTON (AP) ...._ The nation's
economy &lowed in the July-September
quarter, wit h output rising at 11 3 percent
annual rate, the Commerce Department
said today.
Gross National Product, market value
of the nation's production of goods and
services. increased by $16 billion during
the third quarter, but only half of the
estimated fi percent growth was in tern1s
or noninf!ated dollars.
But wh ile the economy's growth rate
slow<'<I. thr rate of inflat ion as measured
by GNI .. also slackened, dropping l() 3.l
percent. the lowest thi& ye11r.
In the second flUarter, infl ation rose at
a 4 percent rate of increase <'nd lhe
economy grew b_v 4 75 percent in terms of
noninf!ated dollars.
The departrqcnl b!an1ed lhe cco norn1c
slowdown on what it called the ··cor-
rection of steel in\•entories."
Thi s meant !hat steel inl'cnlorlr~.
\.1-'hich ballooned in the early part of rhe
year as a hedge against a possible sLrike,
declined sharply in the third quarter as
steel companies got rid of their suplus in·
ventories.
The department said third-quarter
GNP reached ;,: seasonally adjusted an·
nual r"te of $1.()59 billion , according to
the preliminary figures announced. Final
Gl\'P fi'gures v.•ill be compiled ne;;t
month.
prices rose at an annual rate of 3.3 per-
cent, the !owest for any quatrer since
1967 except for the first quart.er of the
year when mortgage interest rates dro~
ped sharply.
Prices of fresh fruits and vegetables,
eggs and coffee, dropped sharply while
prices rose for processed fruits and
vegetables. beef. margarine and salad
oils, the bureau said.
Yank Troops
Leave Final
Border Base
SAIGON (AP) -U.S. troops pulled out
of the only American artillery base on
the Cambodian border today after 28
days of J\'orth Vietnamese shelling and
l\\'O incidents of Gls balking at going out
on patrol.
The Americans left Fire Base Pace -
and the four big guns they~ there
-tn the South Vietnamese'" garrisbn thot
had shared the frontier position with
them.
Grocery priers fell one percl'nt anrl the
decline in automobile prices al so helped
to hold down last month's consumer price Fi\·e L1.S. infantrrn1en at the base ob-
::iverage. said the Bureau of Labor jectcd on Oct. 9 to" going out on a nigh t
Slatistirs. ambush patrol. t:laiming il was an ·•un·
The governtnent's Consumer Price necessary risk." The patrol was canceled
Ind ex, measuring prices of food. clothing. and !he men's company v.•as replaced
housing, transportation. medical care and three days later.
recreation. averaged two-tenths of one i\1ore recently it v.•as learned that 20
percent higher -11bout half the average men in the replacement company refused
monthly rise &o far this year -the to go out on patrol soon af ter arriving at
bureau said. the border post. fl1aj . Gen. Jack
The reports included some prirc hikes \Vagstaff. commander of U.S. forces in
from before the freeze. which bega n Aug. the 3rd l\i1ilitary Region, said the base
15, and the exact effect of the freeze on commander persuaded the men to move
over-al l living prices could not be precise-out. and "the Y•hole thing was over in 33
Jy measured. the report said. minu tes."
Doheny State Beach Park Is one of our
better, state shoreline recreation develop-
ments . on the Orange Coast, standing
alongside Corona del Mar Cily and State
Beach Park, known to us coastals as Big
Corona.
ROME ~UPI l -fli ctures of U.S.
Presidential envny Henry A. Kissinger
meeting Chinese 1eader,c; have been
published for the first time in 11 ~m
munist neY1spaper, the Italian news agen·
c? Ai\SA reported in Peking today.
The rise brought the price index up to Both the U.S. Command and \\'ags!a ff
BELFAST, Northern Ireland (UPI) -dist rict of the city, an Army spokesm'an 1'22.4 in SPptember, nieaning it took $1'~.2'1~:ai val of U.S. troops from F'ire
Br itish troops fought youth gangs In Lon-said. last mon1h every $10 v.·orth 0£ typical Pace had been planned for some
dondf'rry tnd;.iy aod ~unmen v.·ho forced G"ng.~ or youth retaliated bv atlac.kiog family purchases in the Oase period ;ou tin1e as part of the Vieln(lmization pro-
entry into a Belfast city center egg-pack· anny pnsts in the area v.·ith gasoline yea rs ago. gram. but snme senior officers conceded
ing firm bombed the building , security bombs. The bureau also rcporled th<ft average that the 1wo incidents apparently hast·
forces spokesmen said. Soldiers fired back v.;ith CS nausea gas v.cckly earnings of some 45 million rank-ened the v.·ithdrawal order.
OTHER GOOD NEWS on the coastal
be.sch front came with word .from Slate
Parks and Recreation Di rector \\'illi am
Penn M~tt Jr ., Uiat the city of Laguna
Beach will get $255.000 in stale matching
funds for its Main Beach development.
Th is will include~$107,l00 for pu rchase or
the sandy area and $147,900 for park
development.
ANSA said diplomats in PekinR: at-
tributed "considerable significance" to
the pictures. published in the Peking
People"s Daily. One nf them showed Kiss-
inger with Premier Choo En-lai.
A pol ice spokesman said lhree v.·omen and rubber bullets. the spokesman said. and-file workers dropped 27 cenlS to '"The publicity \.\-'as causing all kinds o!
v.·ere hospitalized in Belfast when fi ve In Belfast, an army patrol shot and S128 76 ht-cause of a shorter average consternation in the states," said one of·
men forced entr.v into the Gra\•ey \\·ounded a man airning a gun at a soldier v.·ork week. fleer. ··1r I v.·as a private citizen and read
Brol.hers Egg-Parking Co., ordered the in the Short Strand distritt in the {'astern The average pay check was sli!l a.3 about my army like that, I'd be every
"The decision to allow the people tn see
Chinese leaders together with high of-
ficials of the United Slates, a country
\•iolently attacked in slogans end posters
a!l over the country. indicates. according
to diplomats, the existence of certain
rle\'eJopments in Sin1>-Amcrican rela-
tions." the ANSA correspondent said.
watchman out and placed bombs at the part of the Northern Ireland capita!, an percent abo\•e a year earlier, hut after upset"
rear, in th e center -'nd at the front of the army i-pokesman said, allowance for the 4.2 percent rise fn !iv· Pace was the fourth American ttrtillery
buildini:;. The man, hit in the legs. managed to ing cost~ since then. the gain in purchas-base in the Cambodian bordef region to
Two of the bombs exploded, setting off m(lke it lo a nearhy house where he ..,,·as ing power v.•as about 3 perce nt, the he evacuated in lhe past month although 11 fir e which badly damaged the building, !11ter taken into custody, the spokesman bureau said . North Vietnamese troops have been nn
Speaking of Laguna, former Art Colony
ma):or Glenn Vedder called to my at-
lent.ion a real oversight A few column!!
back v.•hcn I was licking off various areas
along ou r shoreline that have "gone
public" in rercnt times.
lhe spokesman said. said. He v.·as driven lo Roval Victoria The report said 1hal in lhe third the offensive in the region 60 t.o 90 miles
The fighting in LQndonderry began Hospitf1I and placed under gllard. quarter of 1971 ending in September, northv.·est nf Saigon since Sept 26.
when a combined British Army and 1--------------------------------------------'-----Nnrthcrn lrela nd police raid swept
VEDDER NOTED that I made no men·
lion of the J\.1arine Preserves created off
the shoreline nf Corona de! !\.far and
Lagunri. Thrit omission was a· su per
boo-boo because these tidal areas are of
enormous importance in preserving the
balanre nf mari11e life along this, the best
of all possible coasts.
Prior lo creation of the preserves.
lounsts an~ some unthinking students
were carrying off sea Hfe from I ideponl
areas by the buckelsfull. No w, through
fht> efforts of r ily offiri als like Vedder
and state. legislation. these tidal areas
are protected and posted under the law .
Nov.•. in the sum, the Orange Coast
may add the Capo beachfront to Salt
f'reek and Camp Pendle!on and Aliso
Bearh and Laguna's ~1ain Beach as !hnse
area.~ which in recent times have been
arqu1red for the pubhr.
SO.\IE OF THE hand-11.·rini:;ers from
!he \\'nod.~1dc-hasrr! Cali fornia Olastal
All ianre. 1rh11 ha1·r blan1ed Orani::e Coun-
!y in t~e main fnr "the rip-off of !he
C.al1forn1a cnas11tne.·• ought to take notice
of v.·hat is rPoi!ly happening her".
Actually, they ought In do bettrr than
Iha!. They should thange their diet.
Eat some words for a change.
"Hnv.•evcr. for th e time bein,i:: there is
no official ind ication of 'any changr in the
positions or the two pilrtics."
ANSA quoted "reports circulatini:: in
Peking'' that "the United Slates is willing
tn gn a long way tn meet the Chinese
position nn Taiv.•an. On the other hand. it
\s believed that China, without yielding nn
matter~ of principle. would he v•illing to
show a certain nexibility tn give the
United St.ates a proper wo.y to solve th e
difficult question." ANSA said.
F'la111bo yant Founder
Of Hadacol Dies; 76
ABBEVILLE, La. IAP l -Louisiana
Stale Sen. Dudley J . LeBlanc, a flam-
boyant entrepeneur who made a fortune
by concorling a tonir ra!led Hadacol,
died tnday after sufferin.I{ R stroke. He
was iii.
His rlcath ended .ii carl'er th;;! spanned
mnre 1han 50 years. He \.\-"as firsl circled
st.ate representat!VI'! at the 11i;:e nf 24,
t11•ice ran unsurcessfully fnr i;i;overnnr
::ind fnr the U.S. flouse of ReprelH!n·
tat ives, and had bee" in the slate St!nate
off and on for the past 30 eears.
'
through the Roman Catholic Bogside
Top Viet Court
Validates Vote
SAIGON (UPI\ -The South Virt-
namese Supreme Court approved toda y
by 11n 8· I vote the Ocl 3 unopposed re-
election of President Nguyen V:in Thieu,
clearing the \\'ay for his inauguration Oct.
31 . .
The court also issued decisions nn
\av.·suits filed by supporters of Vire
President Nguyen Cao Ky seeking to
have Thiru's victory declared inva:1d .
The rourt had deliberated on the suits
rour da.r.~ 11nd po.~tponed it~ drc1s•on
three times.
The rour1 df'cided a_i:a in by "" 8-1 ,·0tp
tn reject. a suit by four taxpayers And hy
6-3 to reject a similar suit by a professor
of lav1.
As 10 thf' Plertion ilSl'lf, "hief j11slirc
Tran Va n Linh Rno0unccd "the Supreme
Court in its meelin,11; on the. 19th, 201h,
21st and 22nd of October, based on article
54 of the constilulion, .has reacherl a
decision to validate the elections of Oct.
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DETROIT (U PI) -General ri1otors
has displayed its 1n1t1al version of an Ex·
perimental Safety Vehicle (ESV \ that
almost -but not quite -rneets govern·
1nent specifical1ons for saving lives in a
SO mile per hour barrier crash.
. Ernest S. Stark1n.an . GM vice president
In charge of environmental activities.
told newsmen Thursday the company slill
hopes "'ith lessons l&arned from the
pioneer version to produce a new pro-
totype that will meel,,..Jbe lifesaving s~cifications laid do"'' by the Depart·
ment of Transportation (DOTI.
ESV Program Alanager \Villiam B.
Larson revie"·ed the testing of the car 1n
50 m.p.h. crashes and said the results of
a full comple1nent or dummies placed in
the car showed that ''all of them "'ere
killed. but some only slightly."
Both men questioned Lht> stringent
standards tor passenger crash loads set
by the oor. Starkman sa id studies of al'.-
Lual high way crashes indicale that hunu1r.
beings can stand far higher s tresses and
acceleration numbers than called for by
DOT.
Commuter· Plane
Crash Kills 16
PEORIA, 111. (UPI) -A commuter
airliner crashed at Greater Poo ria
Airport Thursday, killing all 1 6
passengers including the president oi the
company who was at the controls.
The twin-engine Chicago and Southern
airlines turboprop hit power lines 7S feet
from the ground before plunging through
rain and fog and landing in,.a hedge in a
farm field four to five miles west of the
airport.
'fhe plane OOunced and spun into a tree
and exploded in a fireball.
·The tower chief said visibility was so
bad he couldn't 5ee the crash from the
tower.
•·t heatd the plane in trouble all al
once. like it opened vtide up,·• said Robert
R. Jphnson, a farmer who lived nearby.
"Jtfsounded like it blew up.
•'The black smoke went higher and
hig her. I could see blazes. Then bang -
just like dynamite at a strip mine,'" he
said.
Rescue v.·orkers found all but one of the
bodies of the 14 passengers and crew in·
side the airplane. Ho"·evcr. one body,
believed to be that of Frank Hansen.
president of the airline and pilot, had
been hurled from the main clump of the
wreckagt.
Flight 804. which had Jeft Chicago's
Me igs Field, had become soce fl a
capital special because it usually carried
a large number of legislators and others
to Springfield.
One vielim, ~·!orris J. Wexler, fom 1er
Secretary of the Chicago Bar Association,
\\'as on his way to Springfield to tes tify
before a House C.Ommiltee on a code for
state penitentiaries.
Lester Ca<>e , federal avlation ad·
ministration tower chief at Peoria. ~aid
ltansen reported oo difficulties in his
radio communications with the airport
and was instructed to make 11 normal
landing.
"He reported no trouble and w;:is
cleared for standard instrument ap-
proach, "'ith a circling on runway ~-'
Case said. "He acknowledged and "'e
reported "·eather as 300-foot scattered.
400-foot broken. 2.~·foot ceiling, "·ilh
one-mile visibility in light fog and rain."
Case said as tin1e passed U1e to"·er
1ried to call Han~en bul could nut locatr
him. The tower chief said the last contact
with Hansen v.·as at 12: 19 p.m.
U.S., Russ Reach Sea Accord
t.10SCO\V (APJ -U.S.-
Soviet talks to avoid incidents
between their ships at sea
ended today. and the U.S.
delegation chief said they
reached "an understanding
. . . to prevent incidents at
sea and to improve sa fetv at
sea." ·
U.S. Undersecretary of the
Navy John \V, Warner declin·
ed to reveal details. But he
said the talks, which lasted 10
days, were "constructive and
fruitful" and held in a very
coope rative atmosphere.
The delegations are to sub-
mit the results of the talks lo
!heir go.,iernmenls for <1p-
proval.
\Varner said the t a I ks
c-overed all mailers \\'hich the
Americans , considered im·
porlant, but some items may
be taken up in a second round
of talks. Whether further talks
are needed will be decided
later, he said.
\ The Soviet delegatio n was
l\eaded by Fleet A d m •
Vladimir A. Kasatonov, first
deputy commander of the
S<n·iet navy.
\\'arner s;11d the discussions
1\•ere conducted "in
bu~inrssl1kc. pnies:-ional r.l-
mosphere" and both sides
refrained from r o1nplaining
about past incidents. He said
the discusslon was essentially
confined to surface ships, that
there was some talk of naval
air operations but none of sub-
Youth Heltl
As Sniper
NEW YORK (i\P' -Poli et
said an 18-year-0ld member of
the militant Jewish Defense
League was arrested Thurs-
day nigh t in the firing of (our
shot~ the previous night at the
Soviet Union's U.N. mission.
They said lsaae M •
.farosawicz. I&, Brooklyn, a
studc n1. was taker. in t o
custody a half-block fro m the
mission building.
Frid.&J, Oc;tobtr 22, 1971 OAILY 'IL.OT f
5 Hurt by Fireho1nhs as New
Race Strife Rocks Memphis
MEMPHIS (UPI> -Tlu-ee
.frrebombs were thro~ Into a
crowded whites' lounge in a
predominenlly black District
Thursday night Injuring five
persons in a continuation of
raclal violence sparked by the
fatal beating of a Negro youth.
the head. which crushed the
skull."
Three white men and a
white woman were admitted
to Baptist Hospital for burns,
one of the men in critical con·
dltion, After three whisky bot·
ties filled with f I a m i n g
gasoline were tossed into the
Red Lantern lounge, One
woman was treated a n d
released.
"Those things c.ime Oying
through the back door and
smashed near the table where.
(lounge owner} f.,rank Deaton
and the other four were sit·
ting," said Red L a ntern
Manager Eugene Stanton.
whoosh a nd everybody started
screaming," he eddcd .. But
damage to the lounge, In fl
predominantly black area, wa s
minimal. There were about 60
"'hiles inside at the tinte.
For the third consecutive
night. police and firemen bat-
tl ed arson, looting , vandalism
and alleged 'niper fire in the
city "'here tension w a s l~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~l heightened earlier Thursday II
when a 3-year-old bleck child
accidentally was struck and
killed by ll police cruiser
rushing to a fire.
VVUUIU yvu I
to know how
Christian Science heals? Relative quiet r~urned to
P.femphis early today. The
violence began Tuesday after
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• DAILY PU.OT EDITORIAL PAGE
·Quality Is at
The conlro~ersy ove~ ¥1fic_ation or the Huntington
Beach Union High Scboo~tstrict up to now has been
Jimited to charges and counter charges. Nov; it is shap·
ing up into a lengthy and controversial court battle.
First the Fountain Valley School District and then
the. Ocean View School District decided to take ~he
Orange Collnty Committee on .School Distri~t O;gan1za·
lion to court in their dispute with the commute~ s se.lec·
tion of a unification plan. The fountain Valley c1t_y C?u1,1·
ciJ has added its moral support to the school d1str1ct s
fight. I .
The plan cha.sen by the committee would spilt the
district into four smaller distriets serving children from
elementary scho¢--through high school. This plan was
backed by th~_s€al Beach and Huntington Beach elcmen·
tary schrtilistricts. . .
A p n to divide the district into three d1s1!1cts was .
rejected. Thal plan was supported by fount.ain Valley
and Ocean View. The Huntington Bea~h .high school
board of trustees sup,orted the three ~1str!ct plan, but
withdrew approval prior to the committees ':'Ole. The
\Vestminster board gave only reluctant support to the
three-district plan.
The legal battle will ,be .based on two _points .-posi·
tions held since the .~g1nn~11g by the Ocean View and
Foun tain Valley admm1strat1o'n: ' . They contend that the. ~Ian se.lected rontai~s pDJ?U·
lation and financial inequities which shoul~ d1 squal1f.Y
it from consideration under the state Education Code.
They further claim that five committee . milll~~rs
who serve concurrently on other boards o.f education
should have disqualified lhemselves from voting.
Some people contend that litigation would be a
senseless proce5.i in this ca.se because the taxpayers are
paying the costs for both sides. . .
This js an indisputable facl But there 1s consider·
able merit in the positions taken by Fountain Valley and
Ocean View, regardless of the rights or wrongs of the
plan they proposed .. What is at st.ake he~e: t . y say. is
the quality of education for the clnldrcn llv1n 1n the 52·
square mile high school d istrict.
With this in mind, these di stricts are p
case. And in spite of the court costs, the
justified in terms of the students \llhO will
Chi canos' Soft Approach
Demonstrations for social reform can be forceful
\\'it hout resorting to invective.
Chicano leaders from l·luntington Beach proved
last "'eek thal speaking softly does provide a platform
for presenting farts and requests.
...... _,-..\Vhether their demand for more !l·lex ican·American
employes and bi·lingual programs in the J.lunt ington
Beach Union High School District is j ustified remains
to be seen.
They did. ho\\•evcr, succeed \vh cre other pressure
groups -less informed and more emotional -have
failed: getting others to listen.
The 10-polnt improvement program suggested by
the Chicanos \vould. among other things, provide a !lfexi·
can-American assistant sup.e~intendent to help the more
than 1.000 Chicanos among the district's 15.600 students.
Also contained in the demand are additional teach·
ers, .front office personnel. counselors and an advisory
board to the superintendent -a!J for the benefit of
Chican'O.s.
Now it is up to the high s~ol dis trict adminislra·
tion to weigh the demands and to draft a point·by·point
reply stating why each recommendation should or should
not be adopted.
H
I!'> THAT TH£ NEW
L£FT PROHST!N4
THE: WAR'-
Revolutinn: 011 Suprettae Co11rt No11ii11ations •••
RIJNNINCi W !Lt> IN lllE:
STREETS !
7MASHING WINPOWS!
ltJRNINq OVE~ CA1'.5! ~
5HOUT/Nq 5LO<IANS 1
NO. THATS TUE OJ.I>
MIPJ>LE CELEBRAT/N(j
Tt-lE WORLD 5ER'IES.'
"
Knowledge
Obsolesce11ce
Dear
Gloomy
Gus
Nixon Used 'Gri,eat Leak' Technique
If. this June, your son ~cceiyed a Ph.O
degree in aerospace eng1neertng, half of
wt'iat he knows when he graduates will be
obsolete in 10 years. For lully half of
what he needs to know for the next JO
years is completely unknown today.
This "obsolescence
of knowledge." es·
pecially in sclenlific
fields. is changi11g
the whole idea of
what constitutes a
"good" college edu·
cation. And it reaf-
firms those of us
who have been say·
ing for a long time
that leaming how tn leam is the most
important part of education.
THE REAL REASON that vocational
and .. specialist" training is largely
pointless today lies in the rapid outdating
of so much teehnical knowledge and
&kills. Even our newest profession -that
of programming computers -will soon
be obsolet.e , when the computers are built
that will program themsel\•es.
What the new society of lhe future call!'
for are versatility and flex ibility and
creativily. These cannot be learned in a
technical sense-:-they are part of a liber.11
education. \\.'hich teaches men and v.•omen
how tn think , not just how to put 1hings
t.ogethtr and make them v.·ork. The new
machines will be· able to put thing!
together much better !han people can.
Now that Councilman Jerry Mat-
ney no longer has Doyle Miller tG
bad mouth. he 's bulling into school
business. At least until the next
election. he should stick to council
business.
-V. M. 0.
Tlll1 '-•'~"' reflkh re1dlrl' v11w1, "''
ftl(IU.lrH~ !NIH •• lh• MWlll ... r. Stn"
Jtur "' -¥• II GlotmY Gu .. D•Jlr ,.li.t.
aspects of business adminislralion to a
broader program of liberal arts.
In a recenf talk. Or. Arnold Ducoffe.
director of Georgia 'l'ech's School of
Aerospace Engineering. remarked !hat
this obsolescence or knowledge is lhe big
reason that today 's engineering schools
no longer stress !he "mechanical." byt
rather the "philosophical" elements 1n
science -not how to do somethin~. but
why something ls true. If ·we learn the
reasons behind phenomena. then we can
cope with changing conditions.
OUR PRESS ING NEED is ror men and
v>'o.men who can adapt to needs and ac·
quire skills that are barely on ~horizon
today. r..lote and more, the function of the
specialist is being taken over by the
machines: it is the "generalist.'' who can
make decisions based on an imaginative
projection of the future. we so de~perate·
ly require to keep the wheels lum1ng,
WASHINGTON -President T'iixon ill
determined to resha pe the Supreme
Court and let his critics be damned.
No other subject brings tiis blootl to
such a quirk boil. In the privacy of hls
oval officr. he h,1s
used some hot terms
lo express whal he
thin ks of his court
critics in the Senate
and the press. Once,
he spit QUl on ob-
scenity to suggC"s t
what the Amfrican
Ba r AssociatJon
could do wirh its
criticisms. Shocked aides had never ~ard the President use such a 11·ord be.
fore .
AS THE PRESIDENT see~ -the.. !SSUC',
the Supreme Court's emphasis on civil
liberties et lhe expense of public order
has created a permissive atmosphere,
which has £'ncouraged criminals and
dissidents. 'Thi s lenient attitude, he feels,
has led 10 a breakdown of law and order.
He intends,' therefore. lo fil l the court
vacancies 1vith JUdReS wh ose law.and -
order views are perfectly clear. He has
emphasized to aides that he docsn'l want
to risk appointing another Earl Warren.
\Yhose constitutional views were unknown
v.•hen President Eisenhower named him
to the high cou rt.
But Nixon 'is convinced that Senate
liberals arid lhe "Eastern press" iire
trying to thwart his Cour! reorgan1ia11on.
"They v.•ill attack all my appoinlm cnts to
the Court."' he has huffed 1n pnvate.
TO A \1010 LOSL\iG anothe r Sena1e
sh o\\.·do\\·n, hov.•ever, the President dccid·
_,._. --·'"·'<-.' _,.,., ;·-......,
I .
·!J ack Anderson .
'
I
cd to leak informa!ion on the nominees
he was considering. He hoped to
determine fr om these trial balloons which
nnes v.•ould burst and v.·hic h ones would
f\nat.
The Great Leak v.•as a!>signed to At·
lorn ev General .John Mi!che\J v.•ho sum-
monc'd 14 favored reporters into his
ornate office last ~·eek.
They were rut under wraps which
allowed them 10 repon on some of 1he pro-
ceedings but barred them from quo11ng
:inyone but anony mous "adm 1nis!rallon
sources."
By nncs sind lv.·os. !he invi ted repnrtcrs
sauntered in from rhe Associated Press.
L"nited Press lnlernat1onal, New York
'l'in1es, Washington Post, \\la~hincton
~tar, Los Angeles Tin1es, \Vall Street
Journal, 11earst Newspapers. Chicago
Tribune, National Observer, Newsv.·eek,
Time and NBC.
THE ONLY HOLOO\IER from ex-Al·
torn ey General Ram sey Clark's era , a
v.·hJte.coated black bartender, served up
highballs. beer and gin j l;lut no vodka I.
lie was assisted occasionally by Deputy
Attorney General Richard Kleindie nst,
\\hl'l v.•andcred aroun d offering drinks.
1\11l che!l's press· siides, like so many see·
tirar·spea k·no-evit monkeys , V.'ere lined
up 1n a rnv• on a couch
~1 11 chcll blamed hber'1] and la bor
crJtl(•s for resisting court chanr:es, hul
dorlgPd most ot her questions. 'I'he
repor!<'rS tned in vain to gel. !he con-
ference put. on the record . The New York
Times' F'red Graham pointed out that it
had been more than 270 days since
Mitchell had held an open press con-
ference.
'1Why can't we put !his o" Lhe record:'"
Graham asked exasperatedly.
"WE DON'T RUN I.his department for
Mr. Fred Graham of the New York
Times !" Mitchell retorted, .blowing an
angry cloud from his pipe.
Unsubdued, Graham shot back: "Why
are we. here? Let's get this Qn the
record.''
"Newsweek's Bob Shogan asked a
ramhl ing question about whether there
might "possi hly" or "probabl,v" be more
nominees. Mitchell petulantly asked
Shogan to define the words "probably''
and "1)(ls~ibty."
The Los Angeles Times' Ron Ostrow
raised a question about a meeting that
the While House had already announced
<lcaling with the Supreme Court. But
despi te the \Vhite House Rf1nouncement,
Mitchell querulously challenged whether
there'had ever been such a meeting.
THEN THE NATIONAL Observer'~
Nina Tolenherg, the bras!jy daughter of
famed v101inisl Roman Totenberg, noted
that the American Bar Association had
not taken kindl y lo some of President
Nixon ·s suggested name~. She asked
l\11tchell j)Qint blank: ''Did lhe Presideol
say I-lhe ABA:'"
Blushing furiously. 1'111tchell mumbled
~qmcthing aboutJa_d1cs being present. oll~ugh the qOestion v.•as askr.d by a
lad~'Thc President.'' he said. "doesn't
use v.•ords like Lha! about organizations to
which he belongs."
In any case, added Mitchell, ''it's none
of the ABA 's damn business," to com~
ment on anything except qualifications.
Asked what sort of philosophlcal
balance the court should have, he replied
with a straight face: ''Oh, about eight to
one'' in Nixon·s favor.
INDIAN TRADING -The ways have
been greased for 55,000 Alaskan lndian.!L,
Eskimos and Aleuts to get 40 miUion
acres of Alaskan land under a native
claims bill now awaiting fin al con-
gre~ionaJ action. This would seem lo be
a well.deserved settlement for the
natives who have lived on the land for
6,000 year~. But the beh!nd-lhe-scenes
lobbying has been dnne by greedy
Alaskan !and speculators and oil moguls.
They plan to hornswoggle the na1ive,<;,
who have an average fourth grade educa·
tion , into turning the land over to them as
soon asJthe bill passes. Conservationist!
have wisely urged land·use amendments
to the bill !o protect both the natives and
!he land from the exploiters.
POISONING CHI LDREN Rep.
\li'illiam Ryan, 0-N.Y., is in a bare-fisted
fight with the National Paint, Varnish
and Lacquer Associatiori whose. paints, he
says, are causing lead poisoning in
children. Ryan has amassed awesome
evidence that even the allowable one rcr·
cent of lead can cause dea ths. HP h<i!i
urged the F'riocl and Drug Administralion
to ban all lead frorn household paints.
The painl lobby, howeve r. Is fighti ng to
keep lead in paint. !ti; execulive \'ice
president. Robert Roland. has acc used
Ryan (If "flagrant abuse of congressiona l
prerogatives.''
TT JS NO ACCIDENT thal. for the first
time. the prestigious l\1assachusetts
Institute of Technology has appointed a
president who is neither a scientist nor a
technician . Or that business !'ichoo!s. !'<uc h
as those at Harvard and Columbia, have
shifted their emphasis from the t.cchnital
Jn the past. the ave~age man. woul.d
change hi!'i job three timts during hts
lifetime. 11'1 the future , we are told . the
average man may have. to ~ha~ge. his
"ocation three limes during his hfet1mf'.
Unless he learns how lo leam. in a
philosophical sense. the specialist rr.~y
become a dropout from the economic
communi ty.
Selecli.011.~ frnrn /.Ir. flarr is' /n test
rollccUon of columns i11 book for111,
"Lcavi11 g the Surface," nre being re·
p1·111ted whil e he. 1s 011 vacatlun .
Why He Opposes Gun Registration
-Editor
Child Custody Problems
To The Editor:
\li1hy not gun registration~
Th is question is isked in 'an edito rial
from the Washington Pos1. as published
in the DAILY PILOT for Oct. Hi. !n this
article, gun registra lion is compared v.•ith
the re~istralion or dogs, cars. marriages,
Tt is not uncommon I.hat children or
dissol ved marriages are the subject of
prolonged litigation O\'er their custody.
The child may be brought into court
many times to decide his most basic
., births and the electoral proces.s, If we
in Actioll
are to follow this line. why not extend il
to the logical C<lnclusion? Lei's register
refrigerators, washing machines and ·-· Law
\.....~ • /' everything else .
In the United St.ates e.arh year more . · · d. I than half R million child ren see !heir '-d1an tn a marriage isso utlon pro-
parenls divorce. Child custody rro-'creeling. although the court must consider
ceedlngs are costly ID parents. children, his preferences. Jn guardianships any in·
the courts, and society in general. terested party may be involved. But in a
Custody matters concern the laws of . · h h b d d
rd. h. f · 0·1e de-ndency <hssoluhon usually only I e us an an gua 1ans tp, 0 JUVC I ,,... ' .
and the 11eneral custody rules In marital wife are the parties.
dissolution ..
AW, BUT YOU SAY. "Guns are
dangerous." \'es, a gun in the hand s nf
an untrained person is dangerous. But so
are skis, fnotorcycles . race cars. baseba ll
bats, power tool!, golf club!, and did you
every drop a bowling ball on :vo11r loot '!
Unfortunately. guardianship laws are
usually Administered by the probate
ccurts, juvenile dependency la~·s by !he
juvenile courts, and the general custody
Jaws by I.he domestic relation•
deplttm~ts or the superior cnurts. Other proceedina• may mo enter into the
delennlnation of the chlld's custody.
The reason that Americans ha\'e arch·
ed their backs to resist gun registretion
ls that gun registration, unlike auro
IN DEPENDENCY proceedings -registration, is a step tow&Tds con-
broughL !or e:x.11mple.. when a nelghbor'e(/fiscation. Hist.orically, it has work<>d lh~
ALTBOVGR THE LAW tncourages
tam.Dy' unity, and · the child's best in-
tvnt. are of primary concern, ht may
uncSereo numerous proctedings T f ,.rem.. 1t11rdl1ns, relatives and other
qenclts become involved.
When a marriage Is di11S<1Jved the.
eourU ire glvtn dJlftrent guidellne11 -
the probtte code ln dealing with guar·
dlanlhlps and the clvU code when dealing
with cuatody. A If.year-aid ma y
nomlnate bis own panllan. but be ha' no -•ble rtpi to nomlnaio bb custo-
•
relative com plains about the c11re a child way. The often.used example is Hitler's
Is receiving -several agencies make 1n· Germany. When Hitler· came to pow~r,
vesligations and reports, Similarly, an
adoption proceeding or one to tennlnatt
parental righU will involvt nports to the
court. But in mania.gt dissolutions lhert
is often no independent report on the
9U1dren.
In ju\'enile Q>UJ"t dependency pro-
ceedtng1. lht youngster has 1 rliht to be
reprtsented by lndtpcodent couosel, but
usually not in other proceedings. The
child's clalms or grlevances may not be
fully con~idered.
Several arouPs are ,;tudying rerorm of
the law to eliminate mull lple pro-
ettdings.
No~: Co /ifornia loinytrs offt.r thi$
coturnn 110 "ou n1oy know abo.ut our
Wws,
,...,.--B11 George ---.
Dear George :
voUr answers to problems are so
short. Do you use rubber stamps~
' WONDERING
Dear Wondering:
Absolutely not. and what you·ve
heard about my checks bouncing is
a dastardly lie, also!
(Isn't it terrible how people
gossip about us celebrities~)
f11ave irou tried G co r g.c ··s
Sldtwayl! Thinking? You haven 't?
No wonder you're so well off fr
-
i\1a ilbox
Lrtrc rs fro111 rpnrler.o;-<1re 11)e/corne .
Nor rnnlly 11>r1ter.~ should convey their
Tnt$.~GfJf'S r11 300 tvord,~ or less. The
right tn co11rlense letrers to fit space.
or clin1ifin /.e /1l1rl is re.served, All leL·
ter& 11111st 111c/ude signature. and nuHl·
i11g address. but 11nn1es may be wirh-
held on request 1j sufficient reason
1s apparent. Poetry will t1ot be pub·
11.,hed.
thr guns on the registration lists were
confiscated.
THAT CERTA1NLY wasn 't !he flr llt
lime It happened, and unfortun;itely,
When the Greek Army took power ln that·
country several years ago and con-
fiscated privately-o wned firea~. tha~
probably won·t be the last time ~ ha~
pens.
The many gun.owning Americans th11t
spread the word ·that "gun registraUon
meAA,<i: gun confiscation" are doing !a
because lhey have been told exactly that
by the "anti·IJl;ln lobby,'' which has much
political powtr in this nation.
CURTIS D. CAMPBELL
f'rom a Lonel11 Sailor
To !ht Editor:
1 am a sailor 22 year~ of age. I am sta.
tioned abQard lhe atlack aircraft carriPr,
U.S.S. Midway.
The Midway ls now riff lhe coa st of
Vielnam for its hast two months at sea.
The reason I am sending you this lf':lter
Js because during our weekly mail coll I
' '
receive no mail. I was just hoping that
)'OU might print this in your newspaper so
lhal your readers might want to write to
a lonely sailor.
Thank you so much for ynur 1imr.
JACK KOBERSTE IN, U.S.N.
B877182 VF-161
U.S. ~1idway. CNA-4l
FPO, ,San Francisco, Calif. 96601
Semage Technolo911
To the lditor:
While lhe recent Water Pollution Con·
trol Federation meeting at San Francisco
broui;iht up man y topics, the main issue
\\'as overlooked-practical low cost trea1·
ment. Efficient use of the technolo~y
availi.ble would reduce I.he nutrient prob-
lem to a !\mall fraction of Uie present.
Honest application of this technology in
operating treatment plants would reduce
final i;ludge upwards of 65 percent,
nitrogen upwards or 85 percent and
phosphates-so much in the news
today-would be reduced upwards of 95
percent. These three with little increase
over convenUOMil operating costs.
The ne~·s media is a powertul voict to
arouse 1 "sleeping" populace.
AUGUST F. VORNDRAN, JR.
Consultant
~age. W&:stes altd Water
'1're11UT1ent Technology
'Work h the stret'
To lhe Editor: ~
Every time 11n efluc11tor Is a~krd why
fourth grade children c11n't read . he
answers lhat lt Is because they don 't
ha ve enough money ror lhe new phonics
!Y~1t!m. .
\Vhcn l was • kfd In Lit tle Rock during
the depression, fourth grade children
could all read or they never pas.~ed from
the second 1<rade to gel to the fourth.
They also did mult.iplicatinn sind long
divi sion. in fractions and decimals, and
had a fair knClv.·ledge of ~eography and
music. They had no C<1unselor51 just
dedicated teachers.
THERE PROBABLY wasn't as much
money in the city of Little Rock a.!L we
float in one bond issue lo bus the k.ids to
school and show them movies that they
could have watched at home on TV,
They used the only good method to
leach reading. It is called phonics. It
doesn't cost any mone y-you just repeat
and repeal and work al IL \\'ork is th•
secret to leamlng. Accomplishment is· the
.reward. There is no easy way.
J AMES ~OLDING
ORANOI COAI T
DAILY PILOT
Robtrt N. Wf'e.d, Publi.lhe r
Thom43 Ke.t1'il, Editor
·Albert W. Battl'
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State Purchase of Upper · Bay Acreage Urged
The California Department of Porks,
Beaches and Recreation has recom·
mended that the state buy 165 acres sur·
roundlng Upper Newport Bay for a state
park.
The recommendation, po.rt of a coast·
Une study report four years in the mak-
ing, places acquisition "near the top of
oar priority lisl" according to Robert
Baker, deputy director of the department.
The plan. which also urges the federal
government to create "a major noLional
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seashore preserve'' farther south along
the CalifO!"nia coast. must yet receive
approvals 'of other state agencies, a'11d the
Legislature, before it could be imR)emen·
tee!.
Much of the lr..nd proposed for stale
acquisition already has been deeded to
Orange County .11s part of the eantrover-
sial land swap wilh the Irv ine Company.
Other areas are those the county has '
lroded to the company.
State officials said exact bciundaries for
WOOlGAR CREW. st.RAllil .. AGAINST; •. lt(
Som• C•n Down 1 a Beers a Day Witlfflut Ge
Student at /Sea
Irvine Youth Gaining Experience
By GEORGE LEIDAL
01 the Dill, Pilot $1111
Since men first ventured abroad in
canoes. young men have been smitten by
the lure of the sea .
Herman Melville. Richard Henry Dana
and Roberl f1uis Stevenson are a few of
the Ame'rican ge neration of cabin boys
who ex.perienced life at sea .
0Now, a 17·ycar-old from University
Park is proving that the )ige-0\d com-
ptilsion has not lessened -even if the
ship lacks sa ils. and is strike-bound at
anchor in Los Angeles Harbor.
Stefan Schinzi11ger. son of Mr. ai:ad Mrs.
Roland Schinzinger of 18001 Gillman St.,
Irvine. signed aboard · the ~'l.V. Woolgar
last .July 16.
Since then, he and 24 nther cre~·men of
the Norwegian cargo vessel have_ rid.den
at anchor inside the breakwater 1n sight
of the Vincent Thomas bridge with some
45 other ships. idl ed by the Pacific Coast
dock strike. . . Laden with coconut<; from F111.
Japan"ese motorcycles and coils of steel
cable from Australia, the Woolgar has
been unable to unload since the strike
began. Worse. it has not been able to
leave Los Angeles for other ports, like
!:nsenada or Vancou ver. because it bad
cargo at dockside to pick up.
So. what started out lo be a 1Um~r
vaeatlon experience for Unlven1lty High s
first. student body president, Will keep
him out of school this fall.
Stefa!\ wants to stay aboard the
Woolgar and 5ail to New Zealand,
Au stralia, Fiji and back to San Fran·
cisco. It's. not. that Stefan is dropp\ng out. He
says. ~(l'm taking a temporary leave o{
absence. Just being on that ship for ~ee
months I've learned more about hvtna
life th~ I 0did at~l High.'' he contend11. Stefai\ was at he forefront of the
Tustin High Sc I District dress eode
and hair length attle and was frequen\,ly
found lo be at odds with the ~·
minlstra.tlon. "I'm an extrovert,'' Stefa n 8f'YS,
"maybe too much of one, for the Tullin
Hlgb d!slrlct."
He thinks of himself as a "progressive"
rather than a rebel but commenU, "if
one ha1 lo be a rebel· li'l be progressive
then t guess that Is me."
No Jqer doing batUe about the dress
code, sttfan has shorn his locka that ·ooce
sn trM •a parent att.endi111 a Tustin )oArd
meetlftg h"e polnted lo Stefan's haQais an
t.Jampie of why ~he district neffeL:tlahf..
grooml.ng regulations.
The ilhort hair cut, h• notes. ls not due
to any shipboard regulations -many
olhtra In th~ crew have even long!" hair
thAn up&et the Tustin t1dminllitr1tion -
but rather due to his personal preference
, of the nmment . "r prtfer to Uve llfe day by dey, now,''
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LIVING D.AY BY' DAY
Irvine's Stefa n Schlmln.,.
stefan says. "I want to get something out
of life, right now ," he adds.
Sharing the ablpboard search for the
meaning of life are three other
Americans. "One ls a history graduate of
UCLA who could teach br work for big
business bot decided instead to' find out
what life ls all about," Stefan comments.
The Norwegians aboard the Woolgar
are "unbelievably well edtEated for the
job that they do. Most speak three or four
languages,fiuenll~ ind they all know a Jot
&bout a lot of ttilngl -·not necessarily
the thinp-you learn in school." he aald.
'.'The officers are 'all In their .SO., ln-
eludlng the captain. Tbt crew is in their
early and mid·2t>s. Moet view 88illng u 1
~t~pplng .11tone," Stefan ~d.' "The cook
plans to open a restaurant In NOf11l.ay
some ~y."·
While the idled crew apent endltss days
on excursion1 to llOCCer I a m e. 1 ,
Disneyland , Marineland, football games
and Unlvet;N-1 studio3, Stefan . 1tayed
aboard p0lllng extra . watchet that
~ed his monthly lhcome·from the-S.lZ
• boy'.s~fJ'IY to an.-avtir1&1.of ,Ol) a"
milnlh.
Watchu COMisted mainly ' or watching
t.elevision '"including a lol nf abows I've.
never w•tched before like wr8Uing And
rolltr dtrblcs.''
Long stretchel of televillon watehlng
tRsed the" skimpy sthtdnle of Pl'.ln!if188,
rust chipping. eable greasing and weldlng
file STEFAN. Pap II
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acqws.i.tioo had not bee• determined, but,
s:enerally, lhe area might include the
mouth of Big Canyon , the two northern-
most islands, property below the bluffs
on the west side of the bay extending to
the general are&' of the San Joaquin Gun
Club a11d properties north of The Bluffs
developments , as well as property below
the bluffs on the east side of the bay and
the land between Park Newport and
Eastbluff.
The report recommends that the land
be-left virtually untouched, &.'CC'Ol'd.ing to
Baker, with the po.s!ible exception "of
some minor picnic areas,"
Irvine Company ofricials this momilg
had no comment on the pla'\ saying they
had not seen the report. They did confirm
they have had discussions with stale offi-
cials, but indicated surprise tho.t the rec-
ommendation had been m1'de. Baker said
lhi s pla11 had not been discussed with the
company.
He said the Upper Bay land acquisition
l.s the only pr0po5al invol.vina; Orange
County.
There .11pparently has been no coordf·
net.ion between the report and studies
by the U.S. Department of the l1tterior
of the possibility of creating a national
wildlife sanctuary within the bay.
William Monroe. regional dlreclor of
the Interior Depertment. said this morn·
in£ that his staff "is only starting to loolr
intG suc h a possibility."
FUth District Supervisor Ronald Cas-
!>tt"S m.-onuneade:l the creation of a wild-
life preserve sever.111 month! ago.
Balrer made it clea-r 1be state wou.lcl
expect to pay for the land Jt purchued.
He said that may be·one of the deternntt
to the recommendation.
"We have no timetable becau~ "9
rloi,.t know when we would get funding,''
Baker said, noting that &' proposed $250
million bond issue under consideration
by the Legislature eould provide the
money as early as ~e.it year.
Airport Fight Renewed
Ir vine Ranch Development Posing Difficulty .
By L. PETER KRIEG
Of ffl• 01l1Y P'llol 11111
Planned development on the Irvine
Ranch would prevent the use of the U.S.
Marine Corps Air Station at El Toro as a
civilian commercial airport, Orange
County Airporf Director R o b e r t
Bresnahan said today.
Bresnahan 5aid the Irvine Company
general plan calls for intense develop-
ment at both ends of the extsting military
and proposed commercial runwa ys.
'Male Court'
Tradition
Maintained
W:l:l!ll!NGTON 'M -!'Hotdml
Nixon, who maintained the all-male trad~
tlon of the Supreme CoUJt in nominating
11 justlcea Willi.am H. 1lehnqu1at and
Lewis,F. Powell Jr., vowed today, "there
will be a woman on tbe Supreme Court."
Jn a .speech to the National Federation
oJ Republican women, Nixon said he was
proud of lhe two men he named to the
court Thursday night.
"I know that a great many in this au·
dience, induding nty wife, wanttd a
woman to be not only considered but ap-
pointed to the court," Nixon said . "But
we ha ve made a beginning. There will be
a woma11 on the Supreme Court.''
The president implied it was lhe
American Bar Association's rejection of
California Judge Mildred Lillie that
prevented the naming of the first female
membet' of the High Court.
"I feel somewhat lonely," Nixon told
his woman audience. "I'm the only man
on the platform. I must say that's a be t·
!er break than a woman gets when she
goes before the American Bar Associa·
ti on.
"When (lhe ABA ) jury of 12 decides o"
the merits of the nominees that lhe
President submits to them ... the jury
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Aries Becomes
First to Cross
Lines to Caho
By ALMON LOCKABEY
O"'IL Y l"ILOT ... 11.,. 114111W
Russ Ward 's C61umbia 57 Aries, flying
the colon of Lahlln& Yacht Club, was
first to finish in Newport Harbor Yncht
Club's 190-mlle Cabo San Lucas race to-da y.
Ar:ies overcame a 10.mile deficit Thur~·
day to move ahead of her 11\ster ship,
Dorothy 0, skippered by Bob Beauchamp
of Newport Harbor Yacht Club.
Aries crossed the finish line at 2:31 :47
a.m. end DGrothy 0 finished at 3:08:11.
Neither yacht 'WAS expected lo sa\'e
thelr time over the Ca l-33 Ki;1hlU, c<>-skip-
pered by Will lam V. Wright 11nd Eric
Frlcker,J:luntington Harbour Yacht Club.
Kahill was expected to flnlsh by 3 p.m.
today, -
The boat for boat battle between AriE"s
and Dorothy 0 ~ha0ged dramatically
Thursday night. Both yachts were aa11ing
In llF:h~ 1lr with Dorothy 0 leading Aries
by 10 m11 ...
Aa night came on, Dorothy 0 went In·
shore Jookfng for more wind 11nd Aries
went offlhore in the same quest. The
wind god& f1vored Aries.
Anna Marla U sklppend by Al
SchoeUenntn of Bahi• Corinthian \'acht
C\ub hid 311i miles to go at 8 a.m. today.
She waa ~,Kah~!.
Sayula lllifPpired'Ji; Rainon Carlin hod
41 milts to JO and Hbvl1 Del Mar, John
Scrlpp~. Sin: IMego Yacht Club hlld 36
miles to go.
Wind.! or~. lhef8pe loday wcrt reported
to be le11 ~ll•e teoU. ·
Jr\'ine ComP,any spokesman this morn-
ing said what Bresnahan sald is true and
reiterated its opposition to consideration
of the airfield as a. future commercial
jetport.
A company officer said the land
development firm opposes both interim,
or perm anent commercial use of the
airiield by commercl6-\ carriers.
"We are opposed to interim use of El
Toro by commercial aircraft because
that would be a foot in the door tG
permanent use and th~e are alreadj
overflight! of established and emerg ing
urban development of Rossmoor Lelaur1
World, Lake Forest, Mission Viejo,
Laguna Niguel, Tustin and Orange," be
said.
Recommendations for use or the
Marine facility for commercial jets have
been made by various individuals and
study groups including ihe controversial
' Envoy Says Viet
.Can Handle Self
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A top U.S: dtplomat say1 011ce the U.S.
pulls out of Vietnam, the t blDCel of Ito-
ding troops hick to malnland Asl.! "are
just about nll."
''lt'1 a £act we have to realiu. The
American people wouldn't suppGrt a
return,'' William H. Sullivin, former U.S.
ambassador to .Laoa. Jpld members of the
Orange . County World Affilrs Council.
Thursday in Newport Beach .
"We are confident. however, that the
structure in South Vietnam will survive.
\\'e have to let it run on Its own now,'' he
saicl.
Sullivan is now deputy assistant
se<:retary of state for East Asia and
Pacific affairs. He spoke to 11boot 100
World Affairs Council members at the
Balboa Bay Club. ,
The topic of the 1'il ver-haired.'
diplomat's speech was "Southeast Asia in
Perspective." He ~pent most of his time
filli ng 1n the historical bacground that
led lil the current Asian situation.
"To judge the current turmoil. you
have to see it In the light of what we have
hern doini;:: for the pvt 25 years."
Sullivan said.
"In 1345 the US was prHminf"nt In
east Asia. \Ve wt"re the strongest military
and economic power there. Bu t inste-'d
nf imposing ord er on A~ia we evolved the
policy of each nation havlng a right to
livt,Hs own way.
'We looked to China 11s the center of
order in Asia . But in 1949 it was a con-
siderable ehock to the U.S. when a hostile
· regime came to power. Chin.a confrootea
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'ASIAN ORDER CHANGING'
U.S. Dipl om•t Sull lv•n
us wilh a considerable challenge in Asia
1ond a new policy was adopted .
"We did not seek direct military con·
.fron tation. but depl~ military •.Ji d
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Cable ·Televiswn Firm L
Ready if Permit. Okayed
A cable television firm would be ready
to al.art installing reception devices in
homes in the Orange Coast area nine
months after the franchise is granted.
Don Canlield, representing Theta
Cable, a company jointly owned by
Hughes Aircraft and Te\epromptlr Inc ..
told Huntington Beach Chamber of Com·
merce members Wednesday his company
is prepired lo Invest $11 million In a ven-
ture lo bring cable 'I'V into homes In Hun-
tington Stach. Fountain V a 11 e y ,
Westminster, Newport Beach and C.Ort.a
Mesi.
RepresentaUves from these ciUes haff.
' been studying the concept of awarding a
jQ!nt franclUse to one operetor for aeverat
months. The nve eitietl an working on
cresting 1 ·joint~•uthorily to ovel'lll the
oprraLlon~
Canfield uld each city would have a.
studio -in effect Its own TV ltaUon -
and would be able to rteeiYe ft...c:lty ·
network ' programs and programs'broad-
c11:st ,ln dnly one city. Tl:iere would'be 23
ch1nnel3 in all, he said . •
Qable televis\pn would make a dty
more of a community. Canfield &&Id..
polnllng out tbal local, ch•tc alla~s Pf'l-
ar•m• could be bro•dcast.
Canfield said that the mark~t area
would cover~ homes. Jt would$Olt a
homeowner: ~onth for the service, he aald.
He said hat hla mpany would hope to
penetrate 13 perc t of lhe b0me1 1rl the
Ont year of lion.
Canll · explained ·that the company
would y two e11bla -underground
where utiUtia an praenUy underground
and .-head where utilities a r e
overheaCI -·that would earry upatrum
and downstream traMmiuion11.
Al the beginning only lbe downstr .. m
cable -for beaming out programs -
would. be llled, but later the upstream
<Ible· .. --.......... would be able'.te·rilaY,.lrtformatlon back ~a ctn-
lril poln1·"""1d be ocllvated. ~ Aki Ille upotmm eoblo "°"Id
provtile •a rakltnt with eledronlc home
i.u:.litlla\)cO lo o«ve "' a: fire and
bar&loo•alltm."UtUll>'--cooJd allo· -be relld nw. thla eible, be111-id.. • ·
Cl!lfleld admftted ii; oq\Jlpmenl for
lhuipotroom cable hid been devoloped,
bul1• not.7J.t· In procluC!ibn. . • IUt, lie added, the company would be
fml'MJn(~'3.0ll-a mUe fn the second calllo· and wwld not lntlall II ·unlaa II !J>
teqhdlollMIL
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Ral~tt M. Par5Clna report prepared for
Or'ange County supervisors lut year,
However, tbe Irvine spokesman quoted
company President William R. Mason in
a statement made last March when the
master 11lan was unveiled ln which be
said :
"Commercial operations tt El Toro
would place intolerable stress.ea upon the
present residents in the El Toro vicinity
who new tolerate ;nilltary operations in
(See EL TORO, Page Z)
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Nixon Picks
2 for Pay,
Price Posts
WASHINGTON (AP)-PreildentNIIoo
1elected U.S. District Judge· Geota;e H •
Bold! of Washington state today to bead
• the triaart1te Pay Board wbicb will eoo-
trol UM wage Increases American ~hrt rec~ve du ring.Phase 2 of tbfl ad·
mJnlltration'• anti-lnfJation program.
He ·n am ed ~· Jackson Grayson Jr .•
lean o( Sout.heril Methodist University's
INslness school. to head the companion
Price Commission.
And Nixon hnmediately to 1 d the two
boards he wanted them to undertake the
fight against inflation "without in&tltution
of massive control!."
The boards will be doomed to failure,
Njxon sa·id, if they "rely too much on
government sanctions."
The IS.man Pay Board is composed of
equal numbers of labor. management and
public members -with the five public
members expected to cast the .swing
v?tes in charting standards for wage
hikes afler the Phase 1 freeze expires
Nov. 13.
All seven members of the Price Com·
mission. which will decide how much
bll.'!lnesses may raise their prices, are
from the public, generally east coast
residents.
Nl~on selected live uni?n leaders, Jn.
eluding AFL-CIO President George
Meany, as labor representatives. and he
selected a group of corporate executlvell
as business members. The four other
public members of the Pay Board are :
-Arnold \Veber, 42, Chicago, who 1,!
resigning as executive director of the
Cost of Living Council lo take the PQst_
-Neil Ii. Jacoby, 62, Westwood, a
busil)ess and economics professor at
UCLA. . . •
-\Vil!iam Capl~s, Gam'bfer, Ohio,
president of Kenyon College· and former
vice president of Inland Steel Co.
-Kermit Gordon. 55, _of Washington,
D.C., a fonner federal budget bureau
director and member of the C.ounci1 of
Economic AdviAer1 under DemocraUc
admlnlttratlons who now Ls president of
tbe Brookings Institut!on.
Orange
WeaUaer
That old devil fog will roU bact
in Saturday momlM •nd evening,
cooling lhlngs doWn to • d-
along the coast and 7S furCher Jn.,
land, with-overnight lows 1D the O.. .
65 range.
INSIDE TODA T
Rick .wo6dl, the be1t ~·toi ..
eve!« racer m the· coMntf\!, tmll
be participoting in C01to MelG
rtJC•• toniQh&. S!orv a~ p_!e~t•
are ha toctav'1 Wct ktndtr °"
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U,.1 Ttlt11hO!t
COURT NOMINEE
W. H. Rehnquist
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COURT ... ,
should ha,•e .1t least one woman on 1! "
Although the President submitted Lhe
names ot si:< potential nominees to the
ABA , he did not coMult 11>'ith lhe associa·
llon about the qualification of either
Rehnquist or Powell.
Although there were indications the
nominalioo of any of those six would be
fought vigorously in Senate confirmation
proceedings. the nominations of Rehn·
quist and Powe!J evoked no hostility.
Nixon clearly expected -and said he
did -that his nominee.!! would bring
Jorth 1 "strict constru ctionist" majority
on the bench "for generations to come."
Unless Senate confirmation hearin gs,
hkely to open shortly after Nov. 2, pro-
duce the sort of damaging perronal
duiclosures y,·h1ch defeated nominees Cle-
ment 'F'. Haynsworth Jr. of South
Carolina and G. Harrold Carswell of
Florida . it y,·as considered a certainty
that Rehnquist and Pow'll y,•ould win the
Sen ate's "advise and cofisent.·• A ma-
JOr1ty \"Ote ts requu-ed to confirm
nominee1.
Rehnquist. 47. a lall , balding and slight-
ly stooped man, is t.he tie:tter kno~n
nominee and the one more l1k,l;. to stir
oppos1lion, especially for his \ 1ew that
the government has an almost unlimited
right to .... ·1retap. /:. Republican, he is a
Mi]y,·aukee-bor n Jay,.·yer v.·ho pract1c'd in
Phoenix. Ariz , before Nixon named him
;u;s1stant attorney general "!h'
Pres1de11t's lay,·yer"s lawyer," l\"ixon call-
ed him.
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Sign Stirs
Up Planners
But Okayed
A 200..square·fool lllumin1led sign
overlooking Pacific Co11st Highway that
\4-'i!l advertise an apartment development
adiacent to Hoag Hospital was approved
by the r\ewport Beach Plannin& Com-
mission Thursday night.
After a 4-Z-l \'O le. commissioners
criticiud the Versa illes on the Bl uffs
development for requesting a larger sign
a month ago.
"l hope in the future v;e can avoid
going back and forth like this," said
Comm~sioner William Aaee. v;ho along
~·ith Commissioner Jackie Heather, voted
against the sign.
•·If they had done what we asked them
lo do in the beginning, we wouldn't be sit·
l ing here nov.•," said James Hewic ker,
assistant community developmenl dlrec·
I.or, adding that the developers ha1e
ne1·er fil ed a complete sign program.
Commissioner Do n Adkinson abstainrd
and com missioners Williain t.·lartl n, Cu rt
Dosh, Gordon Glass and \V i 11 i a m
l-lazewinkel voted with the condition !hat
the sign be illuminated only until 10 p.m.
for the period of one year.
The 200-squ11re·foot limit technically
keeps the sign out of the billboard
classific11tion, v.·hich by law would bt
anything over 200 squa re feet. Billboards
are illegal in Net..port Beach.
The developer had asked for a ~240,
square,foot billboard thal would be
roughly half as big as wa' sou1ht
originally. but Glass pointed out the extra
space would be used only for border. not
lt-tters.
The sign will be placed 700-800 fee t
back from the hi ghway.
Hewicker expressed opposition to th e il-
Jumin1tion.
Thomas Peckenpaugh, representing the
Donald Scholz Company, wrote in a letter
to the commi.u ion th,.t "virtually every
other business on the Coast Highway has
lighted signs. Those bu sinesses are allow -
ed to make their presence known to
passersby."
Tdentification signs ar' included in an
<lrdinance covering planned community
zoning, under which Versailles operates.
In a related matter. lhe commission
unanimously den ied a request by Parll:
Ne"'port Apartmenls to permit 1 aeries
of 12 fl ags in front of the de1·e!opmenL
Park N'wport ha s a pennit for three
e1ght·by-,ight-foot signs. but is currently
using only one.
Commissioner Glas!! said that v.·hite he
understood flags ''a re more attention-get·
fin&." he did not v.·an l the area tn "turn
into used car row."'
From Page 1
STEFAN . . . __,.>
that occupied the strike.bound crew.
Among the incidental education Stefan
has acquired over the summer is the
knowledge that som' crewmen can drink
"18 beers a day on a regular work day
without getting 'bombed.' The go &shore
for that." Stefan notes.
"Beer on board ship is only 12 cents a
bottle for Nornegian brands. The
\Voolgar had loaded 600 cases o! the
creli'.·'s fa vorite brew out." Stefan said.
Norwegian delicacies Stefan has yet lo
learn the names oL hive been flown in to
_ please the crew's palate. Cod. a fa vorite
staple of the Viking diet. "1s one fish
none of the Arv.ericans will eat.·•
Seven lifeboat trips 11 day have taken
sailors to and from shore. At the San
Pedro Seaman's Church, Nor\vegian
cakes and pastries are served. The
L·hurch ts a lso a popular place for the
«rew to socialize, play billiards and ping
pong and to swin1
·f'h, I i f e boa l 1, lhe idled sailo,rs'
•·carpool" hav' been a source of meeting
nt w friends. Stefan says. "\\'e shared our
boats v.'ith a German ship and I reallv
got tn k no1~· snme nthers during lhe z;i.
mtnu1r ridr11 ·· Slefa n. who speal..!!
(ierman, had hoped to sign on a crerma11
1 essl':!. but opted for the Norwegi8Jl shi p
\\'hen the Nonveglan consulale offered
help
He gave up on hnd1ng a berth aboard ,.
L'S. merchant ve!sel since lhe d1f-
ftcu!t1es of getling Coast Guard nlerchant
seaman·s papers seen1ed insur mounta ble.
he said.
Compared to sail ors of other ships . the
\VflOlgar crew ha s enjo~'ed more shore
time. ··o ne: Chinese boat , has <>n!y two
shore runs 'a ~eek, The Russians seldorn
go aShore," he sail.
The 1tmosphere aboar<f ship has struck
Stefan a g unusual. "The crew's feelings
about the strike are mixed. Some respect
the dockworkers' po5\tion as workers.
yet, they want lo leave port kause they
are sick .and !Ired of sitting around. Torn
between the llvn feelings . they tend to
blame lhe shippt\S more . than th'
dockworkers for the delayed setUement."
"Of course. it is easier to blame the
shippers. But. most <1f the crew takes the
i;;trike as :something th11t'1 happened and
there's nothing to d<> but mike.the best of
iL They have all summer had an op-
timistic feeling that the end w1s a lway•
jus t around the corner -·maybe next
week', they say.'
Record Jump Atten1pt
Gives Evel Evil Fall ·
PORTLAND. Ott. !UPI! -Mot.orc}'cle
atuntman Evel Knievel, leaping hi$ cycle
over v.·hat he cl aimed wa s a r@CCrd 14
cars. guffeud a badly fractured left hand
ThursdJy night.
•• Knievel w11~ led ln pain to an a m-
bulance and taken lo • ho6 pitat after
·com.Jn( off the ramp <A·ith his bike wob-bfffia: 11 ht trled _hi! record Jtlmp at
Portland COH~um. HP. apparently broke
the hand v.·he,n he landed .
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DAILY •11.ot l tttf J'ti.111
HE'S RETIRING
Chief Briscoe
HE'S FIREMAN OF YEAR
Mich1'•I P . Mur phy
-----------
'IN Devlin
Route Frustrates ••
'
·Works-Oirector
By L. PETER KRIEG
or "" Dilly ~ .... st•fl
A pile of n1aps an inch !hick curled
over the edge of his small metal desk and
Joe Devlin frowned .
The calculatl ng 1ni11d of an engineer
was n'! happy with what 1t was seeing . He
spoke soft ly. Joe De vlift al~·ay11 speak11
softly . The two assistants listened:
ccirefully.
They knew he v.·as only going to e.:i:plain
v.•hat he wanted once and they knew they
had better nol come back with anything
else.
They finished quickly and Devlio sat
down again. His fa ce offered a welcoming
grin.
"You 1nust have belter thu1gs lo wri te
about ," he said.
' ' ..
•
Fi1·ema11 of Y eru·, ~~lief
Feted hy Excl1a11ge Club
Although relal 111ely few Ne~·port Beach
residents v.·ould re1.:ognize his name. wh;1t
.Joe Devlin does or doesnl do affectll
1he1/' daily lives imn1ea.'lu rably.
lie is the ci1y's direclor of public
works.
Now 47, Devlin can1e lo Newport Beach
Lit years· ago after planning airfields in
.French Morocco and building military
bases in Spain.
• OAlLY l'll Ot ~rill l'~tl9
HE AFFECTS YOUR LIFE
Newport Beach's Devlin
The Exchange Club of Newport Harbor
paid tribute Thursday to Fire Chief R .I.
"Jan" Briscoe for his 40 years of service
to Newport Beach and honored ~lichael
P. Murphy as the city's "Fireman of the
Year."
Briscoe 1s rel!ring al the end of th1!'i
vear. He has be'n '''llh the 1\'e"'JXll'!
Beach Fire Department for 40 years and
ha! been the city's chiei firefighter since
J952.
··r-.tv years have been re,11ard111g."'
HriscOe Said, •·the City of Newport Beach
has treated me v.·ell. But. I do loo k
forward to retirement. 1 plan lo trave:!
and work with my ..orchids.··
Upon receiving his award. rvlurphy
thanked Exchange Club members. add ing
Balboa f~tm Zone
Permit to Get
Year's Reprieve
The Balboa f'un Zone U'ill sllll br fun
for at least & ye;1r. the Nev.•port Beach '
P lanning Co1nm iss1on decidl'd Th11rW 11.\'.
The commission hl'ard 11 reque5l by the
San1a Ana Irrigation f'.tnnpany to i-011·
t1nue for a year a permit for dP\"elopn1ent
of an eight-story apartment building at
lhe site.
The F un Zone is in the new shorehnf'
hei~h! limilat.ion dis trict. 'vhich prohibi1~
bulld1ngs higher than 35 feel for one year.
But co mmissioners decl in~ to continl!l"
the matter for f.h11t long and ins tead took
11 off 1he calendar
"Because of the controversial nature nf
this iUoni." said Commissioner Don
Adk inson, ''we shou ld ~chedule it for
rehearing at a later date,''
Jn other matters the commission ·
-Approved a use permit to allo1f dan-
cing at Don the Beachcomber"s 3901 f~
Coast Highll'ay. subject lo fire depart ,
1netn appro\'al rif safety measures.
-Approl'f'd final map tracts for 11 lo!al
nr :11 acres tn ty,·o Lus k de1'eloprnents on
Sp.v t:tass lhll 11·1th t·onditions <-01'f'rln~
~!reel ::inrl sidewalk plii remen! ::iud thP
~o:.ind problem caused by helicop!rr~ 111
the are::i.
From. Page 1
SULLIV .i\.N . • •
eco1101n1c might to att as a shield for the
nther nations.
"It see1ned China could reach ou\ 11nd
lake o\·er the rest of Asia. The other
i·ounlries wer"" !altered. Japan h::id been
flaUt!ned. lndoc h111a ll'as in chaos because
the French had crushed all rt'al 1111 ,
t1onalist leaders and tried !o re-11npose
colonial power. ·'
··110 Chi ~linh hc1·a1nf' !hr i;?rr11t
hbcrator beeause-rhe Frf'neh had killed
all other nationalist leaders.
"But now. in 19il. Chi na is not the.
great monolith y,·e thought it "'a!<
"Today it is a natio n wilh son1e prC1-
11nces run by the Commun1s! party,
som~ run by the army, some run by com-
mittees. They h;1ve lost that centralism
thev were confident of. China 's internal
strllggle for po"·er ?Ver a succt!ssor lo
r-.fao Tse-tung indico1es it is not a great
mooolith.
·:Now China is also engaged in a great
confrontation with Russia . A major por-
tion of her military now faces the Sov!'t
Union. and Soviet forces are larger on the
Chinese front lhlln on their v.·estern front.
''The departn1ent has had 1n a n y
dedicatCd men. I just represent one of
them."
!\lurphy \.;as selected "Fireman of the
''ear" by his peers because of the
"tremendous number of off-duty hours he
contributed to the riremen's association."
said progran1 1.:ha1rn1an Cha rles Brown,
in present ing lhe a11'ard.
,\lurphy. 1vho i.~ president t•I the
association. had led 1he firernen through
rrcen1 salar.v 11egotiations with the ..ci!y
;id n1in1stra! ion.
The son or a Balboa service s!at1on
operator, r-.l urphy started out wearing a
differenl kind of uniform. He was 11
reserve police officer rrir two year.~
before joining the fire departmenl four
~ears ago.
Single. ~'l urphy plans to sta y that wa y
until he can tour !he world
Besides his 11·or k with the F1ren1en·s
Associatio n, hi s other interests range
fro m th' Orange County Philharmonic
Societ.v to the Los Angele~ Suicide
Prevc.n11011 Cent er
f 'rom, Page 1
EL TORO .. •
rel'ognilion of thf'ir national delen!<e
mission.
"Use of El To m for commercial Jets i~
:i lso incompatible. with lht urban en-
1·iron~ent we plan and envision for the
·rhe l'on1 pany spokes1nan said the co n1-
plan nor will it make any m::o"\111enda-
pany has no intention of changirg tha L
1ion tha! a11,v presiding government ag-
l'ncy change iL I
Bresnahan had n1 adt! it plain withou t a
change in !he plan little consideratio n
~·ould be given to even joint use of El
·roro.
"\o!h1ng can happen out there until the
~enerat plan 1.~ revised for an airport."
ht! said .
He said that !he eompany ha~ 1111
a,1?ree1ne11t wnh thr Marinl's therl' will bf'
110 add1r1nn:ol r1r\'elopn1ent in !hf' arl'it
· un11I thf' l\larines no longer h;n·r u~f'
fnr El Tnrn " Hr po1n1ed 0111 tha1 mlfC'h
nf !hr <.Tf'a ha~ hccn plat ed in a,11r il•11l-
rura l prrser\'r.~ •·for rhat very rea.~on"
He was named pub!ic works director
six ye11rs ago.
Devlin 's job makes him responsible for
the kinds of services residenfs of
\'ewport Beach, or any cpmmunity, take
for granted. They expect them performed:
rc,'lularly and 1vell.
Ht: has been in (·harge of a 1nulli-
u11llion dollar program of upgrading !he
l'lly's 1\•ater and sewer system and. until
the Army Corps of Engineers assumed
thr responsibility in the mid-1960s, also
1!11d the job of beath trOsion co n!ro/.
"'\Ve lr1ed to hold the ocean back by
oursel ves."' he says. adding that the
Army is mUL'h bt:lter equipped for the
<·hore.
Throughout his · career in Newport
Beach t~e~e-has ~een one problem Devlin
has been hv1ng w1lh almost daily. It may
br with hin1 11s long as he sticks arolllld.
"The Pacific Coast Freeway has been
n1y biggest frustration." he says .
That's' uncjerstandable. coming from a
1nan who gels hi!'i biggest satisfa ction
"from plann in,'l a JOb and see ing it get
done the v"ay l planned ii "
He gets angry when rhe subJert of !he
freeway con1r!'i up, cursi n,'l the state
Division of fl1ghy,•ays !Qr select ing the
route they did batk in 196.l
"It wa s the poorest decision i·ve ,ever
!"Pen a nyo ne n1akP. '' he fumPs. ilf' 1von't
"'ven guess,how many 11uu1 hours he and
lhe 1nen of his departn1ent ha ve spent on
rlPs 1gnrn~ :inrl rede.~igning .~treet S,l'Slt ms
around !he proposed s11perh1Ahw11 .1•.
Dt>11111 11•as fresh oul of Oregon Sla te
l·n1ver:.;1 t,1 . 11t1en hf' wen! lo work for
l\aiscr Steel. He soon fnund himself
O\'E'rSf'ilS
··1 f('ft Kai ser and 1vcnl lo work for an
nutfil that s(''nl n1e on a reconnaissance
sur"\'f'Y party for an airfield in French
,\Jorocco." he sayi;;
\Vhen he got back horne to Onta rio ~
1rhe re his parent~ had 1noved froin his
birthplace in Johnstown. Pa.. ser eral
\ears before -he married and started a
fa1nily .
Then came an assignment in Spain .
"\ v.·ent over firi;t and Juhe and the
kids came later." he SC.}'S, "\l,'t loved it ,
bll! 11 just wasn't the be~L for a familr."
The Devl1ns added twn n1orr 10 lheir
ranks a short liine later and after a shor~
~Llnl y,•1th lhe Orang!" County Flood ('on-
lrnl Dislritl. ~·hetP he did the basic
firsign v.·ork for the l.aguna Canyon Oood
t:onlrot channel. De vli n JOined thr city in
'""'· He and Julie and Sheila , 16. Tom, l3,
~'laura , 12. and J im, to. lil'e at 354
Hanover Drive. Costa l\1esa.
Although Devlin 1.:onfesses he and his
wife like lo get away and go dancing once
in awhile . he says he doesn't have any
rea l hobbies. other than his children.
"I'm active in Scouting," Devlin says.
He still goes to school one night a week.
"The boys and I do a lot of tamping,"
he says. "\Ve all just do a lot together
"When you have four kids you find
yourself spending just about all your time
with thern . If it's not goi11g to football
games, it's taking somebody .lo the
library or building a racing car," ht
says.
And from th' way he says il you know
he enjoys every minute of it.
Ski Lessons Set
At 2 Locations
In Harbor Area
\\'~kend weathPr in the Harbnr Are& I~
predicted to be y,·ann and sunny. but
there y,·ill bf. some rral, live snow on the
ground.
Snow ski lesson~ ll'tll be ol fered at. lwn
local1on!I . one Free and one with (ef',
depending upon \\'ha t one n1ay want in
the wa 1• of extras.
Th(' ·Balbo:i Sk i tlub 11'111 gJ\'e frtt
lessons Saturday 111 Cos1a f.lesa·s
Te\Vinkle Park. fron1 2.30 to 5 p.m., sans
sno1v -or else bring yo ur ov.•n .
Certified ski instructor Fr.<ink B~lry
1111Jr stress lessons for non-s kiers and rank
an1ateurs. a!l of 11·hom must bring their
Ol'.11 skis. boots and poles.
i'iewporl Beach Parks. Beaches and
Recreation Deparlm('nt officials are
slaging lessons this Saturday and n'xt in
1·nn1unction 1\·ith lhf' Fashion l ~land
'.\1erchants' Asso1:i ation
Fee lor rhr taking both ~a!urday
lrssons a1 lhr ,,hopping t·en ter \1"111 bf. SIO.
plu~ equ1pmrnt rental fl'P S but 1nanrn21de.
i;no11· will bP prnvi dPd for the 11 a m. to l
pm e1·C'nl to add an :iuthenlic at·
111n~phrrr
UPHOLSTERY AT ITS FINEST
HENREDON-IHERRlll-MARGE CARSO N
LARGEST SELECTION IN THE AREA
the fin1st in 1tylin9,
1tfNit•, try T 1c:I von
qua 1ity, ielection,
H •m•rt, lnteri or1. '
··111 the meantime. there ha1·e been
chang's behind our shield. \V h 11 e the
world has been traumallcally fixed on
Vietnam. Korea has grown strong . Japan
ha.s become the lhird greatest industrial
nation in the world and in IG-1 5 years will
surpass the Soviet Union. and lndone1ia
tJL'I totally li\"iped out its Communist Par,
ty .
"In Indochin a v.·e have fru!;trated North
Vietnam'a att,mpt lo take over three
cou ntries. \Ve now feel tho.se countries
are 1trong enough to stand on their oWn.
\ ).
DEALERS FOR: HENREDON -DREXE~ -HERITAGE •
"We now be1ieve Chini undcrsta.nds the
realties of the w~ld, tha t it can't _control
Asia. The only v.·aY'lor us to find out is to
bring them Into the world agafn.
"II ·, quite clear there is going to be 1
new pattern of rela tfonshl ps in Asl11 . It
won't happen O\'ernight. bu t.lhe ne:tl fi \'C
to six ytar1 r.n be fascinating, and the
U.S. v.•iU c"onlinue to play a major role in
Asi11 -
NIWPORT BEACH
1727 W•1teliff Or., 642·2050
OPEN FRIDAY 'Tll 9
NIWPOltT STOii O"N PllDAT 'Tll'
Prtif•11lonal lnt•rlor
Dftlgn•rs Av1tl1ble -AID
INTERIORS
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"'' LAGUNA IEACH
345 North Coe1t Hl9hw1y
Phon•: 494-65~1
·. GM Sa.fet y
Car's B0w
Commuter Plane
Crash Kills 16
A S11iash ---DETROIT (UPI\ -General Motors
has displayed Its initial version of an Ex-
perimental Safety Vehicle (ESV) that
almost -but not quite -meets govern-
ment. 1pecifications for saving lives in a
50 mile per hour barrier crash.
. Ernest S. Starkman. GM vi~ president
1n charge of environmental activities
told newsmen Thursday the company stili
hopes with lessons learned from the
pioneer version to produce a new pro-
lOt)~-~at will rneel the lifesaving
specif1callons laid down by the Depart·
n1cnl of Transportation (DOT).
ESV Program A-tanage r \Villiam B.
Larson reviewed the testing ot the car in
50 m .p.h. crashes and said the results of
a full complement of dummies placed Jn
the-car showed that "all of them were
killed, but some only slightly."
Both i:nen questioned the stringent
standards for passenger crash loads set
,by the oor. Starkman said studies of ac-
tual highway crashes indicate that human
beings can stand far higher stresses and
acceleration numbers than called for by
DOT.
PEORIA, ll1. (UPI) -A commuter
airliner crashed at Great.er Peoria
Airport ThursdAy, killin g all 1 6
passenger1 including tht president of th•
company who was al the <.-ontrols.
The twin-engine Chicago and Southern
airlines turboprop hit power line4 75 feet
from the ground before plunging throogh
rain and fog and landing in a hedge in a
farm field four to five mile1 west of the
airport.
The plane bounced and spun into a tree
and exploded in a fireball.
·rhe tower chief said visibility was so
bad he couldn't see ~ crash frotn the
tower.
"J heard the plane in trouble all at
once. like it opened wide up," said Robert
R. Johnson, a farmer who lived oearby.
"It sounded like it blew up.
"The black smoke went higher and
higher. I could aee blazes. Then bang :-
just like dynamite at a 1trip mine," he
said.
Rescue work.ers found all but one of lhe
bodies of the 14 passenger!'! and crew in·
side the air.plane. However, one body,
belleved to be that of Frank Hansen.
president of the airline and pilot, bad
been hurled front the main clump of the
wret:kage.
Flight 804. which had left Chicago's
M I i g I Field, had become 50l'8 ol a
1.:apit.al special because It usually carried
a large number of legislators and others
to Springfield.
One victim. Morris J, Wexler, forn1er
Secretary of the Chicago Bar Association,
was on his way to Springfield to testiry
before a House Committee on a code for
state penitentiaries.
Lester Ca.se, federal Bl(iation ad·
ministration tower chief at Peoria, said
Hansen reported no difficulties in his
radio communications with the airport
and was insbucted to m11ke a norma1
landing.
"He reported no trouble and was
cleared for standard instrument ap-
proach. with a circling on runway 4. '
Case said. "He acknowlt!d.ged and "'e
reported V.'eather as 300-foot scattered.
400.foot broken. 2.500-foot ceiling, wi!h
one-mile visibility in light fog and rain."
Case said as time passed the to"•rr
tried to call Hansen but could not locate
him. Tbe tower chief said the last contact
with Hansen was at 12 ;19 p.m.
U.S., Russ Reach Sea Accord
MOSCOW (AP/ -U.S.-
So\'let talks to avoid incidents
between their ships at sea
end~ today. and the U.S.
del~ation chief said they
reached ''an understanding
. . . to prevent incidents at
sea and to improve safety at
sea_"
U.S. Unde rsecretary of the
cooperative atmosphere.
The delegations are to sub-
mit the results of the talks to
their governments for ap-
proval.
\Va rner said the la I k s
covered all matters which the
Americans considered im-
portant, but some items may
be taken up in a !lecond round
of talks, Whether further talk!'!
11re needt!d. will be deeided
later, he said.
Vlad imir A. Kasat.onov, first
deputy commander of the
Soviet navy.
Youth Held
As Sniper
Friday, Q<tob<r 22. 1•71 DAIL v "LDT I
5 Hurt by Firebombs as New
Race St1·ife Rock s Memphis
''Tbose thlngs came flying
firebombs were thrown Into a skull ." through the back door and
crowded ""hites' lounge in a Three white men and a smashed near the table "here (lounge awner) Frank Deaton predominantly blaC"k District white woman were admitted and the (lther four wer"e iit-
Tbuniday night injuring fivt1 to Baptist Hospital for burns, ting," said Red Lantern
persons in a conlinuation of one of the men in critical con-Manager Eugene Stanton.
racial violence sparked by the dition, after three whisky bot-whoosb"and everybody 1tarted
fatal beating of a Negro youth. ties filled with f I a m I n g screaming," he added. But
MEMPHIS (UPll -Three the head which crushed the
For the third consect1Uve gasoline were tossed into the damage to the lounge, ln a
night. police and firemen bat-Red Lantern lounge. One predomlnantly black area, wa.!I
tied arson, tooting, vaodal ism woman was lreated a n d minimal. There were about SO
and alleged sniper fire in the·-='='=loa=>od=. ==:::::=====w=hi=·1oo:::;:::ln!::i::d::e::a::t ::the::::t::im::e::.::==; city where tension w a sic
heightened earlier Thursday
wben a J-year--old black child Would you like
NEW YORK (AP) -Police accidentally was struck a nd
said an l8-year-0ld member of killed by R police cruiser
the militant Jewish Defense rushing to a fire.
League wall arrested Thurs-Relative quiet returned to
to know how
Christian Science heals? ri1emphis early today. The
day night in the firing of four violence began Tuesday .11 fter
shot.s the previous night at the Police Chief Henry Lux reliev-
So\'iet Uniorl's U.N. mission. ed 23 policemen from duty
'!"hey said Isaac M , pending an investigation into
the death of Elton Hayes. 17, a
Jarosawicz. 18, Brooklyn, a black listed as fl tn1Hic victim
ii;tudent . was taken i ri lo during a police chase. An
custody a half-block frotn the autopsy revealed the cause of
mission bi..:ilding. death as "a blow or blows on 1 ~~~-=::::...:::_:_::::::_:::__.:::_'._'.'.'.'.'.':==
I ~ I 0 o .. I '· ~ · .. .. '
.. A IASIS fOll JUSTICI" ..
Alaism G. Smith, ,C>.S.B.
f'l lDAY, DC'TDl•I tt. l 'tcl P.M.
1ST CHllJN:H CP CHllST, SCllMT1ST
MM MES'..tJvl!•D• D•-· COSTA Mn A
SUPER
WIDE!
60 SERIES
Belted Raised
White Letten
'\Navy John W. Warner declin-
t!d. to reveal details. But he
.11aid the talks, whlch lasted 10
days, were "constructive and
fruitful'' and held in a very
The Soviet delegation wa1
headed by Fleet ... A d m .
Warner said lhe discussions
y.·ere conducted "in a
businPssl1ke, professional &-
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• DARY PH.OT EDITORIAL PAGE
No Airport Leaders~ip
What is Orange County going to do about all those
airplanes'?
Jt goes without saying that no on_e knows f~r sure.
And no one in a position to do 1iometh1ng about 1t seems
·to care enough to follow· through.
Fifth District Supervisor Ronald Caspers of New·
port Beach has shown no leadership in solving the Or·
ange County Airport problem. His talk at a recent New·
port H.arbor Chamber of Commerce meeting gave the
impress ion he still doesn't even fully understand the
problem.
Assemblyman Robert E. Badham ffi·Newport Beach),
although with no direct responsibility to solve his dis-
trict's air transportation problem, has steered cl ear of
the issue.
Stale Sen. Dennis Carpenter (R-Ncv1port Beach),
who some time ago jumped right into the middle of the
controversy and talked about some behind-the-scenes
possibilities in Washington, so far has produced no new
action-
County supervisors are sitting on several hundred
thousand dollars worth of studies. ~1eanwh ile, private
real estate developers are making all sorts of proposals.
One day somebody wants to build an international
airport out at sea and the next day another. one . wants
to level some mountains to make a new landing field.
Caspers, at that Newport Beach talk, hinted that )le
has been tipped off that the Southern California Asso-
ciation of Governments (SCAG) regional air transporta-
'tion study is going to· urge joint use of El Toro, with a
:iiecond runway to be built. He didn't say what the De-
fense Department thinks about the idea.
Throughout all this, Newport Beach residents are
growing more and more concerned that inaction may
very easily result in· a bu il d up of irrestibte pressure
at the county, state and federal levels to ''solve" the probl~ffi by expanding the existing airport.
On the other hand, the Newport Beach City Council
{while taking one strong stand after another against
commercial jets at the airport) has cleared the way for
construction of a major hotel a quarter mile from the
Revolution:
Know~edge
Obsolescence
lf, this June, your son received a Ph.D
degree in aerospace engineering. half of
what he knows when he graduates will be
obsolete in 10 years. For fully half of
what he needs to know for th!! next IO
years is completely unknown today.
This "obsolescence
of knowledge," es-.
peci111ly in scientific
fields, is changing
the whole idea of
what conslifutes a
"good" college edu-
cation. And it re;;f.
finns those of us
who have been say-
inr for a long time
t.hat learning how to learn ls the most
important part of education.
Dear
Gloomy
Gus
Those Newporters pushing t.he dog
owners' educational pro gr a m
should furnish ll 24-hour phone
number. I'm sure they wouldn 't
mind coming on the run with plas-
tic bags ~ trowel to remov e a
dog's ·•ca lmig card'' from my
,front step whenever I call.
-B .. J. G.
Tllh ft•lurw r1llKh rs10tr1' vl1w1, 1111
ftlCHUrUJ 1"6M ol 1111 Mwtll ... t. $1nd
11111r "'' -v• '' GloomJ ou1, 0 111, "'"''·
aspects of business administration to II
broader program of liberal arts.
In A recent talk, Dr. ArnoJd?Ducoffe.
director of Georgia Tech's School of
Aerospace En gineering, remarked that
this obsolescence of knowledge is the big
reason that today's engineering schools
no longer stress 1he "mechanical," but
rather the "philosophical" clements in
science --:. nol how to do something. bul
why something is true. lf we leam thr.
reasons behind phenomena, then we can
cope "'"'ith changing conditions.
THE REAL REASON that vocallonal OUR PRESSING NEED is (or men and
and ··specialist'· training is largely \\'Omen who can adapt to needs and ac-
pointless today lies in the rapid outdating quire skills that are ba rely on the hori zon
of r;o much techni cal knowledge and today. More and more, lhe function of the
skills. Even our new est profession -that "' specialist is being taken over by the
of programming computers -will soon machines:· it is the ''generali st." who can
be obsole te. when the computers are built make. decisions based on an imaginative
that will program themselves. projection of the furure , we 50 desperate-
What the ne...,. society of the future calls Jy require to keep the wheels turning.
for ~r~ versatility and flexibility _and In the past, the a\erage man would
creati_vity. These cannot be learn~ 1n a rhange his job three times during hit. techn1~al sense: they are part of a hb(>ral lifetime. Jri the futu re. we are told. tht
education. which le.aches men and wo~en a ~·erage man may h:\lve to change his
how to UUnk , not JUSt how to put things vocation three ti mes during his lifetime. togel~er and . make them '-''Ork. The ~cw Unless he learns how to learn. in a
machines will ht> ahle lo put things philosophical Sjlnsc, the speci11list. may
together much better Iha~ people can . become 11 dropout from the economic
IT IS NO ACCIO ENl' that. !Qr the first
time, the prestigious t-.1ass11chuset1s
Insti tute of TechnolClgy has appointed a
president who is neither a scientist nor a.
techn ician. Or'that business schools. such
es those at Harvard and Columbia, have
&hilted _their empha sis from the t.echnical
cQmmunity.
Se/ection.s f'rnm. ~1 r, 1-lnrri~' ll'ltt'.~t
cn tlection of cnlum,ns 1n hook fnrrri,
"Leaving the Surface ," arc bf'nlg rP·
printed while ht i! on vocation .
· -Editor
Child Custody Problems
It is JlOt uncommon th;°Jiildren nl
di.s3olved marriag~ are the subject or
prolonged litigation over their custody.
The child may be brought into court
many · times to decide his most basic
•eeds. '
In the United Stoies each year mClte
Ulan half 11 million· children see their
parents divorce. Child custody pr~
ceedings 21re costly to parents, ctiildren,
the courts, and ' sociely in general.
Custody matters w ncem the: laws o!
cuardianship, 'or 'juvenile dependel'lcy,
and the general custody rule." in marital
dh1solution1. j
Unfortun11.te1y. guardianship laws are
mually adminlstered by the probate
. courtl. juvtnlle deJ)'.endency Jaws by the
juvtnlle coUrta, and the general custody
l.1w1 by . the dorile&tl~ re I a t I o n s
department& of tbt 1uper10r courts. otht<r
proceedings may llso enter into the
dete:nftlnlUon ol lhe'child 's custody.
.-· ·---. .
ALTHOUGH TRE LAW tncoura.get
f•mll1 unity, and the child'8 best tn-
tel"f1t.I are of primary concern, hf' may
undergo numerous procttdlngs I r
parent.a:. 1W1rdian1. relatives and other
agencies become involved.
When a m•rrtRge Is dissolved the
courtl are 1lven different guideline1 -
the probate code in defiling wl°' a:uar·
dlanahlpa and the civil Code when dealing With euatocty. A 14-yellr~ld may
nominate h1a own ,uardl1n, but he h8s no
-Ille rllllt "' nominal" hit cust ..
t --·
Law
"-'-
Action • ID
diah ln 11 marriage di ssolution pro-
ceeding. although the court must consider
his preferences. In guardianships any in·
tere6fed party may be Involved. Bul in .a
,Pisrolllli<>n usually on1y the husband and
wife ~re !.hf parties.
IN DEPENDENCY procttdings -
brought. for example, when a neighbor or
relative co,mplaln8 "bnut the care a child
Is receiving -several agencies make 1n-
vesUgatlon1 11.nd reports. Simil1rl)t. an
adoption proceeding or ont lo tenninalt
parental rights will involve report& to the
coort. But in marriage dlasolutkioa Lbere
iJ often no lndeptnde:nt report on tht
chijdren.
tn juvtnlle court depend~cy pro-
ceedtngll, the ynung"1.cr h111 a right to be
represented by in dependent countw!.1, but
usually not In other proceedln11s. The
child's cl11ims or gricv1.nct1 may not be
fully roni;;idered . ~ Sevulll s..rroupA ar~ studying refo of
the law to elimlnale mulllpte J'o.
cccdlngs.
Not«: .Callforn i11 lawyers offfr this
col~mn 10 uou moy lcnour al.>ou l our
l4w~.
terminal.
Now the county supervisors themselves ate about
to consider a major zone change in lhe immediate vi·
cinity that would be geared to further demand5 on com-
mercial use of the airport.
Forgetting all the rhetoric, Ne•Nport Beach has to
face up to the fact that Orange County Airport, while
it may not get too much bigger, is not about to get any
smaller in the foreseeable future.
It's about time Orange Counlians collectively awoke
to the fact that there i.s going to be an air lran!iportation
crisis in the very near future and puts the heat on some
potitical ·'leaders" to exert so me leade rship and get
down to the business ol finding a solution.
Candidates vs. COIN
Not even the most idealistic rei;1dent of Irvine holds
hope that the problems of the rity f)f Irvine \viii my"-
teriously disappear once the · in corporation election is
held.
There \vii! very li kely be a city nf Irvine in fewer
t.han 60 days. It will be faced \\-i th so me very crucial
issues that \Viii require astute thought and action from
those elected to manage municipal affairs.
\Vith this in mind it seems a sha1ne that suc h a
squabble has develop?ci over \Vho should pa:r for ex·
penses incutfed Jn the pro-incorporation campaign .
Cityhodd sponsors have performed skillfully,
thoughtfully and objectively so far almost every step
of the way.
Andre\v May. cha irman of the ··citv of Irv ine Now"
(COIN) asked citY council candidates to do \\1hat they can
to help fund-raising efforts to pay off the incorporation
debts. That does not seem so terribly unreasonable, des-
pi te the uproar it created.
Those who have chosen to seek counci.lmanic seats,
by that very act, have volunteered for a great respons-
ibility.
Getting the new city off to a good start is goi ng
to require more than good in tentions. N
On Suprettae Coairt Nouiinations •••
Nixon Used 'Great Leak' Techniqµe
WASHINGTON -President Nixon tR
determined to reshape the Supreme
Court and let his crit!cs be damned.
Nn other subject brings his blood In
such a quick boil. In th e privacy of his
oval office, he has
used some hot terms
to express what he
thinks of his court
critics in the Senate
and the press. Once,
he spit out bn ob-
scenity to suggest
what the America n
Ba r Associat ion
could do v.·ith it s
criticisms. Shocked .a.ides .had never
heard the President use such a word be.
fore.
AS THE PRESTDEl\'T secs th e issuP,
the Supreme Court"s emphasis on civil
liberties al the expense of public order
has created a permissive atmo.~phcre.
V.'hich has encouraged criminals and
dissidents. This lenient attitude, he feels,
has led 10 a breakdown of la w and order.
He intends. therefore, tn fill the eourl
vacancies WJth judges .,.,·hose !a\v.and-
order views are perfectly clear. He has
em phasized to aides that he doesn 't want
to risk appointing anollier Earl Warren,
whose const itutional view5 were unknown
when President Eisenhower named him
lo the high court.
r~-~4 .. _,,., ..... ...,..,_ __ ,.,.."'I".,,.., ..... ,...,
l 1J~ck Anderson
' But Nixon ls convinced that Senate
liberals and the ··Eas1ern pres.s'' are
tryi ng to th wart his Cour t reorganization.
··They v.·itl attack all my ap pointments to
the Cou r\," he has hu ffed in private.
TO AVOID LOSCNG another Senate
shov.·down, ho\lo·ever, the President decid-
ed to leak informalio n on the nominees
he v.•as cnn~ider1ng. He hoped to
determine from these trial balloons which
ones would burst and v.·hich ones would
float.
The Great Leak w11s a.~slgne.d In AL·
1.orney Ge nera l John Mitchell v.•ho sum-
moned 14 fa vo red reporters into his
ornate office last week.
They were put under "'rap~ which
a!lmved them to report on some of the pro-
. ceedings hut barred them from quo!lng
anyone hut anonymous '"administration
sourcrs ··
By ones and twoi;, the invited reporters
sauntered i.n from the Associated Press,
l;nited Pres5 International , New York
Times. \Vashington PClst, \\'ashington
Star, Los Angeles Times, \\'all St.re£t
Journal, Hearst Newspapers, Chicago
Tribune. National Observer, Nit'sweek,
Time and NBC.
THE ONLY HOLDOVER fr om ex·At-
!orney General Ramsey Clark 's era•, a
...,.hite-coated black bartender. served up
highballs, beer and gin \but no vodka J.
He was assisted occasionally by Deputy
Atto rney General Rich11:rd Kleindienst,
who wandered around offering drinks.
Mitchell"s press aides, like so many see-
hear-speak·n~vil monkeys, were lined
up in a row on a couah.
t.litchell blamed liberal and labor
critics for resisting court changes,-but
dodged most other questions: The
reporters tried in va in to get the con·
fercnce put on the record. The New York
Times' Fred Graham poiQled out that it
had been more than 270 days since
Mitrhel l had held an open press con-
ference.
"Why can't we put this OJI the record ?"
Graham asked exaspe ratedly.
··WE OoN·r RUN I.his department for
i\1r . Fred Grah;:im of the New York
Times !" Mitchell retorted, blowing an
an1:trY cloud from his pipe.
Unsubdued, Graham shot back: ''Wh~·
are ""e here ? Let's get this ' on the
reco rd .''
Newsweek's Bob Shogan asked a
rambling quest ion about whether there •
might "possibly " or "probably" be: more
nominees. Mitchell petulantly asked
Shogan to define the words ';probably"
and ··possibly.•·
The Los Angeles Times' Ron Ostrow
raised a question about a meeting that
the White House had already announctd
dealing with the Supreme Court. But
rlespile the White House announcement,
Mitcbell querulously challenged whether
there had ever been such a meeting.
. Tf:IEN TllE NATtONAL. Observer·1
Nina Totenber g, the brassy daughter of
famed vio1ini~l Roman Totenberg, noted
that the Amr.rica n Bar Associatinn had
JlOt taken kindly to 1;nme of President
Nixon·.~ J>uggested na mes. She asked
Mitchell point blank: ··Did lhe President
say f-the ABA ?'0
Blushin g furiously, Mitc hell mumbled
liomcthing about ladies being present ,
i:.lthough the question w;:is asked by a
lady. 0'The President ,'' he .~aid. '"doesn 't
use words like tha! about organizations to
:-Vhich he belong.~."
In any case, 11:ddcd ~f itche ll. '0 il's nont
(If the ABA ·s damn business." to com-
ment on anything except qualif.ications.
Asked what sor1 of philosophical
ba lance the cou rt shou1rf ha ve. he replied
With a st.raight face : ''Oh. aboul eight to
one" in Nixon's favor.
6 . Legal Reasons for 'No Trespassing'·
To Lhe Edi!or :
A. \'.'Ord in dcfen~e of the Ir\ tnf' fnm-
rafly and ot.ht>r l;,nd riwner" whni;e prfJp.
erty invites public tre.<;pa ss hec:iuse nf
11.s location, bc;i•Jty or c;isy ac(·('.<;S.
tMa ilbox leller and photo. OcL l:iJ.
Rec~'nl court decisions have made it all
too clear rhal. unless a land owner po~ts
and fences his prnperty, the public cAn
claim and win judgment to legal right-Of·
way over private prope rly over which
they were allowed access by a permissive
()WllCr.
Sucti decisions considerably tltvahJe the
l!IUbjeet property from a development
considers ton.
• A LOCAL ORANGE Count y beach city
has gone even farther by taking court ac·
tion to establish outright ownership of
waterfront property because of the
private owner 's failure lo fence out the
public over the years.
Addlllonal \y, but no less important, is
·the personal injury liability facti:>r which
land owners must contend with unless
they properly fence and post aga inst
trespass.
UNLESS THE preMnl liberal trend of
court decisions""3 (ever~d. more anrl
more land, fqrmerly enjoyed In il'I
natural state, will have to be fen ced and
po sted against lrespaM me:rely lo
establish the legal ()wner's right to use
his 1Jwn property in 'the future .
tde111ly, some sort ef arrangement
should he made between IMd owner and
the local municipality whereby the land
can be: opened to the public without the
Ja!M\flwner lncurrfng th8 risk of U1blli~,
future usability or loss of ownership.
Mailhox
LrltPr.~ frnni 1·1·Qilr,r.~ are 1llt>lcn,11r .
Nnrn!nlly llJntrrs should convey tlierr
wessagr.s rn .1no 111orrls or /e.~s. The
-right lo co11den5,, lPtter.~ to f zf space
nr eliminate 11.bcl ~~ re served, All lt'l-
t.ers 1n.11st include sig11aturt onrt mail·
1ng address, but. t1omes may be tnith-
held Otl request if sufficien.t rc11snn
is npparent. f oetry will riot be pub-
lished.
should be put straight ,
For 11ny straight·lhinking individual to
presume that 11 candidate is "liable for
deb~ incurred by ··cotN" or any olller
organization or group, when th e.y had no
say in formulating or carrying out the
poHcy of I.hat organiz.aUon is ludicrous.
THI~ IS THE FIRST lime 1 have been
m11de <1ware lhat such a deficit exi sted. Jf
th is is an example of the type of
leadr.rsh lp, planning ;1.nd r i n a n c I R 1
·management I.he citizens of Irvine can.
exp<>et from "COIN°' candidates, then all
I ran say ls GQd help the taxpayers of
Irvine .
l'\1r. r..lay's arcusa~tion thtl\ I h ~
Universily Park Community A-ssnch1tion
wa11 holding their October Festival on the
same night as "COlN 's'' affair to
~nleract their (COTN'g1 fun<(kin. i!'I not
only In poor taste but • perM>nal insult to
each member of that association. • I JOIN CANDIDATES Clark >nd RICHARD W. BEAMISH Qul11:lcy, In demandlng that May malct 11
public apology to the. people of the
Apology Detftnnded -Unb'_crslty Community Association. and lhatl'le open the books and make pub~
To t~ Editor: rcctlpl!ll 11nd expenditure!'! to the ··COIN"
The article printed in your paper Fri· fund canlributors.
da y concerning the pica or AndrcW May, I further recommend lhat fut ure rv('n\.o;
chairman or ··co1N·,·· Ill a "meet th~ planned by "CO IN'·, where. full ('lllzt.n
c;andid•les ntghl."to all 34 <:andldates partlc.lpallon L~ desired, be tailored ld fit
regarding their rr.spon~i billly to hrlp th e hudget of ALL the: cili~cns of 1.rv1nt<~ I
should~r tlltt $30.000 debt lnr.urred by Bm not c1t1ctly bad nff, bu~ 1wo
"COIN," Is •n oy.trlght Ile by May and children a~d Chrlstm11s comin'g ... i 3o ti
C!)uple ff!r a bttr brtst just doesn 't lit lnto
our budgel. /
ROB ERT .J. "~K IP"' wmGES
Candldate for lrvinP. City Council
Nol Behf>lden lo COl1'1
To the ~ditor :
In regard tn you!' second head liner on
Oct. 15. "Challenge Hurled -Tab for
Cily hood Put at $.15.ooo,·· I would likt to
make a few comment s. I was prcscnl at
thl!t t:a11didntc1' meeting and at no time
did Mr. May address the 11ssembled
j!roup on an}1hing . • . .let alone
something nf impt>rtanr,e io hil the firrt
pa~e of the DAILY PILOT.
Al no time has COIN published any
rlnaneial st11terrients as to where their
monies have been received or what
dis bursements have been made and to
whom. Furthermore, they have never
asked or received community approval
for the finanelal commitments.
HENCE. ANY organization th11l runs a
deb t of $.'JS,000 show s Itself not to be
fiscally responsible.
May T alsn add that the Irvine Co. has
heen more than generous in supplying
CCI (COIN's parent group ) with money,
i;tudies, secretarial aid, press coverage_.
. .not to say anything of the $5.00o
donated to COIN last spring. Mr. M11 y ,
has no blJ.i;:inel!"s implying that candid11te.a
are "beholden" lo COIN. In my opint-011.
COIN la nothing more than a small clique:
of people who have suddenly found .flvit
the "mulUtudea of Irvine" do not support t.Mm. •
IN CLOSING. I would like lo ~ppl1ud
Lee Payne's Pilot I.ng Book article nf
that 11ame: datP. 1-found it most h:I·
teresling that lhree of the CCI-COIN
leade rs who 11:re city counr;il ca nd idat.r.s
did not .llppcar 111 this meeting. I Itel 11s
Mr. Payne staled "If a candidate hasn't
lime In m<'fi tht vntf'rs, he pmhably
hasn 't time lO do the job ·•
Really. I.he only thing th11r ""' ln Jrvinp
hllve lo I hank CCI i.nd COIN for i~ rhrow·
in~ us Into !he diJ~mmt1 ftf cityhood
prematurely 11nd for providing us with :i •
few shnrt laughs al their extended pr"~!
coverage.
JUDY MARX
CoRI ft ltrojor l'roblett1
Tt the Editor~
I would like to thank you fnr your fine
cnverage of the lrvine Tllmo rrnw can-
didates' night, We all appreciatf'd ii.
However. I notice that you have at-
trjbutcd a statement to me which I did
not make. I never said. nnr have I f'\•e r
imp lied, thal ''local conrrol will ho ld
dOWll C06ts . ''
The cosl of developing the City of
Irvine will be a ma1or problem for our
ci\izens.
I fHAT COST ~1AY ht> measured In
tefms or inadequate: facilities, such as
schools , or it may be mt:asured in steadi-
11rising laxes fClr implementation or
l al drainage, roads and civic buildings.
y poin t was that the deve loper mu st
pay his fair share of the cost of develop--
men!. A city council composed of the
deVelopcr·s boy1 is nnl the kind of local
cortrol our pocketbook~ need. •
_ GABRIELLE PRYOR
Ol:ANOI COAST
DAILY PILOT
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YO~. IA , NO. 253 , 4 SECTI ONS, 44 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA ' . . r
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U"I T1l1p1Mir.
NAMED BY NIXON
Lewis F. Powell
FRIDAY, OCTOBER' 22~--197r•
Maintains All ·Male
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But President Promises Woman Nomination Soon
Y.'ASHINGTON (UPI ) -President
Nixon, who maintained the all-male lradi·
lion of the SUpreme Court in nominating
as justices Wilham H. Rehnquist and
Lewis F. Powell Jr., vowed today, ''there
will be a woman on the Supreme Court."
In a speech to the National 1'~ederation
of Republican women, Nixon said he was
proud of the two men he named to the
court Thursday night.
"I know tha( a great many in lhis au·
dience , including: my wife, wanted a
woman to be not only considered but ap·
pointed to the courl ," Nixon said. "But
we have made a beginning. There will be
a v.·oman on the Supreme Court."
The president implied it was the
American Bar Assoc.ialion's rejection.of
California Judge ~iildred Lill le that
prevented the naming of the first female
member of the High Cou rt.
''1 feel somewhat lonely," Nixon told
his woman audience. "I'm the only man
on the platform. I must say that's a bet·
ter break than a woman gels when She
goes before the Ame rican Bar Associ a·
ti on.
"When (the ABA ) jury of 12 decides o•
the merits of the nominees that the
President submits to them ••. the jury
should have at least one woman on it."
Although the President submitted the
names of six potential nominees to the
ABA, he did not consult with the associa·
tion about the qualification of either
Rehnqu is t or Powt.ll.
Although there were indications the
nomination o.f any of those six would be
fought vigorously in Senate COJ'.!trmation
proceedings, the nomlnatiom ·o( ·Rehn-
quist and Powell evoked no hpstility. -
Nixon clearly expected -and said lie
did -that his nominees · would bring
forth a "strict constructionist" majority
on the bench "for generatlom to come."
Unless Senate confirmition hearings,
likely to open ghorUy after NoV, 2, pro-
duce the sort of damaging personal
disclosu res whlch defeated nominees Cle-
ment F. Haynsworth Jr. of South ·
Carolina and G. Harrold Carswell of
Florida. It wal'll considered a certainty
that Rehnqu ist and Powell would win the
Senate's "advise and conse°nt." A ma-
jority vole ls required to confirm
nominees.
Rehnqu ist, 47, a tal!, balding and slight·
ly stooped · m;,n, is the better known
nominee and the one more likely to stir
opposition, especially for· his view that
the government has an almost unlimited
right to wiretap. A Republi can, he is a
Milwaukee-born lawyer who practiced in
PhoeniK, Ariz., before Nixon named him
assis tant attorney general -"the
Preside7!t's lawyer's lawyer," Nixon ca.II~
eel him .
Powell, a slender, soft-spoken member
of a Virginia family with roots back to
(See COURT, Page ?)
JEN CENTS
Court
Pullout Would Be Final District Judge to Head
Nixon Pay-Price Board In Vietnam, Envoy Says
OAli. Y PILOT Siii! ~IMtt
'ASIAN ORDER CHANGING'
U.S. Oiplom•t Sullivan
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Call Out Militia
For One Poacher
LE:WISTON (AP) -The angler wa s
flappily filling his basket with ill.e~aJ
Salmon on an isolated part of the Trtruty
River when up roll two big buses jammed
with people. .
Not ordinary people, though . The entire
California Board of forestry, its top
aide!I/ and an employe of the State
Depa'rtment of fish and Game. .
They said Thursday they took a brief
break in their tour of the 'l'rinity· River
Watershed to take down the man's name
for the local game warden to write up a
citation for illegally fishing in a spawning
area . They graciously withheld his name.
or .. ge Coat
1 Wea tiler . . That nld devil fog ·wlll rell back
in Saturday morning and evening,
cooling things down to 6fl ,degrees
along, the coa~ and 75 f~her in·
land. with 'ovemig'bt lows. qt the 45--
. ~range. _,,,..,--->' .
) INSIDE TOD,\ Y
Rick· Wood.I, the bt1t motor·
c11cle ractr fll the country, wiU
be Participating in Costa. Mesa
roce1 tonight. Stor~ and pscturu
are in todat1'.1 \V etkender -on·
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By TERRY COVILLE
01 1'11• Dallol Piie! llatt
A top U.S. diplomat says once the U.S.
pulls out of Vietnam , the chances or sen·
ding troops back lo ma inland Asia "are
just about nil."
"It'• .a fact we.. hav1 to realize. Thi
American people wouldn 't support a
..return," William H. Sullivan. former U.S.
ambassador to Lao1, told members of the
Orange County World Affairs Council.
Thursday in Newport Beach.
"We are confident, however, that the
structure in South Vietnam will survive.
We have to let it run on its own now,'' he
liald.
Sullivan is now deputy e.ssistant
secretary of state for East Asia and
Pacific affairs. He spoke to about 100
World Affairs Council members at the
Balboa Bay Club.
The topic of the silver-h aired
diplomat's speech was "Southeast Asia in
Perspective." He spent most nf his time
filling in the historica l bacground that
led to the cu,rrent Asian silu ation.
"To judge the current turmoil. you
have to see it In the light of what we have )
been doing for the past 25 ye;rs/'
Sullivan said.
"In 1945 the U.S. was pre-eminent in
east Asia. We v.·ere the strongest military
and economic pol'{er there. Bul iRstead
of imposing order on Asia we evolved tl)e.
policy of each nation hav ing a right to
live its O'>\'TI way .
"We looked tn China a$ the center or
order in Asia. But in 1949 it was a con·
i;iderable shock to the U.S. when a hostile
regime came to power. China confronted
us with a considerable challenge in Asia
Gild B new policy was adopted. j-
"We did not seek direct military con-
frontation. but deployed 1nilitary and
economic might to act as a shield for the
other nations.
Cel.estial Circus
A coloTful -s'J...-y show Prightens the beacbfront al"on~ the Orange Coast
Thursday night, the result of a I.est launch of a l\1inuteman intercon·
tinential. balJistic missile. The red and ·blue display· lit up the night sky
at 6:40-p.m. and was caused by light bouncing off ice crystals in the
missile's contrail. . ......
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Police Identify Sl1ootii1g
Snicicle Victim ii1 Mesa
The man who killed himself Tuesday at
Costa Mesa's South Coa~t Plaza has been
identified as Jiimes Phillip Meyer, 30,
from the Wifmington area.
cry and said, '"l want to kill myself."
Police said the clerk put the rifle back
in the rack. then ltJrned back arou nd to
find Meyer had left. "It seemed China could rea ch out and
take over the rest of Asia. The other
countries were tattered, Japan had been
flattened . Indochiaa was in chaos because
the French had crushed all real na-
tionalist leaders and tried to re-impose
colonial power.
~ His fingerprints were identified Thurs-
day by the Los Angeles Counly Sheriff 's
office, which bad ta.k~n his prints as an
armed robbery suspect in 1!!60.
In the Sears incident, Meyer asked to
look at a 30.36 Winchester rifle. loaded it
and ran out the store. 1-Ie slightly wound·
ed one pur~uing cler k before turni~ the
rifl e on himself.
"Ho Chi Minh became the great
liberator because the French had killed
all other nationaJist leaden.
"But now, in 1971 , China Is not the
great monolith we thought It ~'· "Today it is a nation with some pro-
vinces run by the Commu st party,
IS.. SUWVAN, Pafe !)
Costa Mesa investigators said I.his
morning the body has also been identified
by the man's J>:afents.
Police learned that bfe yer attempted to
!teal a rifle from a K-Mart store In Santa
Ana ' just 45 minutes before shooting
himself outside the Sears sporting goods
store in Costa M~. ·
The K·Mart clerk1told police that when
he took the rifle away Meyer began to
Meyer's parents told polic e their ion
had been despondent si nce his dischc.rge
from the na vy. two years ago. He has
also had marital problem!I.
The parents also said he has been on a.
stron("religious kick the past few months
and hsd to 1be removed from a Torrance
churoh by police officers when he refused
to leave as the church closed.
State Back Bay Buy Urg~,d
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165 Acres Reco!flmended for Park Development
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The California Department ·of P;.rks,
-Beaches and RecreaUon_. has recom-
mended that the ttate buy 165 acres sur-
rou.ndinl Upper Newport Bay for a state
park. •
Tbe recommei>daUOI, J)lrt of a coast-.
tine study report four years in the mak·
ln1. place! acquisiUon "near lhe top of
our priority llsl" according to Robert
Balw, depuly director ol'tbe department.
The plan. which al!ll) urge,, the fedtril
government to create "a ,major n1.tlonal
seashor:e preserve" farther south along
the Calffornla coa st, must yet receive
approvals of olher slate agenclell, 11Rd the.
Legislature, before It coufd bt tmplemen·
ted .. ~
Much of the land proposed for stile
acquisi tion already has been deeded to
Orange Coonty as part of the conU:over-
sial land swap with-the Irvine Company.
Other reas are those the county has
trod the compariy.
State lciab said encl boundarie! for
acquisition had not been detqrnlhed, but,
KC11erally, the area might include the
mouth Of Big Canyon, the two northern·
most lslaods. property below t.he bluff!
on lh~t_ side of the ~ extendtnF! to
the general artH o( the Sa Joaquin Gun
Club and properties north Of 'The Bluffs
developments, as welt a11 property below
the bluffs on the ea~t side of the ~y and
the ·1and between Park Newport and
Eastbluff.
The report recommends that the la nd .
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be teft virtually untouched, 41CC<lfding t.o
Baker, wtth the possib\ erception "of
some minor picnic areas. ..
Jrv.ine-tompanf offlcia1s this mornblg
had no comment on the p}an, saying they
had not seen the report. They did. confirm
they have had d~usslons with sta.~ offi·
cials, but indicated surprise f.b;.t the rec-
ommenda Uon had .been made. Baker said
thil plan hid" not been discussed with the
company. -
He said, the Uppe; Bay land acquisition
Is the only proposal lnvotving Or•n1e
County.
-There . apparhtly has been no coordl·.
nation between the report and.._ studies
by lbe 1>.s, D<partrl!ent ol' lhe ••.terior
(Ste UPPER BAY, P11e !)
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WASHINGTON (AP) -President Nixo11
selected U.S. District Jtidge George H.
Bold~ of Washington state toda y to hea d
the tripartite Pay Board whirh will con-
trol ttie wage 1ncreaaes American
workers receive dur.lng Pltast 2 of the ad·
.~nti-inD."-:·· lle1• n·a ·m;i 1d' C. JlcU:in Gra}rSon .tr.,
lean of ~ern MetbOdist Unlver!ity's
business ~I, to hud the companion
Price Qimmislion.
And Nixon Immediately to 1 d the twO
boards be wanted them to undertake the
fight against innation "without Jnstitulion
of massive controls.'"
The boards wlll be doomed to failure,
Nixon s;.id, if they ''rely too much on
gove rnment sanctions."
The IS-man Pay Board is compo$td of
equal numbers of.Jabor, management and
public members -wi th the five public
members expected to cast the swing
votes in charting standards for wage
hikes after the Phase 1 freeze expires
Nov. 13.
All seven mem bers of the Price Com·
mission. which will decide how much
businesses may raise their priei!s, are
from the public, generally east coast resi~ents.
Nixon selected five union leaders, in·
eluding Aff.,.CIO President George
l\1eany. as labnr representatives. and he
selected a group of corporate executi ves
a!I business members. The fou r other
f
Sate Peeled
public members of the Pay Board are:
-A mold Weber, 42, Chicago, who Is
resigning as executive director of the
Cost of Living Council to take the post.
-Neil H. Jacoby, 62, Westwood, I
husine5s and economics professor a\
UCLA.
-William Caple_,, Gambler. Ohio,
riresident of Kenyon College llnd former
vice president of Inland Steel Co.
-J(ermit Gordon, SS, of Washington,
D.C., a former federal tiudget ltcftau
director aod member of the Council of
Economic Advisers under Democratic
administrations who now is president of
the Brookings Institution.
Country Club Thief.
Leaves Holding Bag
A thief slipped into the Mes11. Verde
Country Club during the day Thursday
and took a bank bagfu1 or $300 in one
dollar bills.
Police said the bags were on the desk of
golf pro Barry Sutherland. The theft was
discovered when one-of the club members
found an empty money bag on the seat of
his car. ·
Sutherland told police his office was
open most of the day and he didn't know
\l.'hn mi P"ht h;ive. enl.f'rf'r1 ii
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Secrel•NI Avonello Mayberry Oefl) and Kalby Llscom found a daul-
agod office "If• "hen..they reported for work I.his morning i f-Bal boa
Transfer Coiil'pany offices, 235·A Pauli.r!no Road, C0<t1 Mesa, P'OU(a
said burglars cut,.RJied and-hammered their way into the safe ThU'J'>
day nlghL The thleves worke.d up a,i;weat for '& grand'total Of ~-.a
cash-, 1ccordi.DC to. compllty oUicllls. . .
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J'ust Like the 'Old Cm·ps'
ti.1arine Gunnery Sergeant Jimmje Brocat o takes a
sip of warm water iroin his canteen during a 50-
mile hike Thurscta y on El Toro Road near the ?i.1arine
Corps Air Station. The commandant of the ?"1arine
Co rps promised the nation that fu ture ri.tar1nes
JA.·oul d be Jean and hard . Base commanders took the
hint.
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SULLIVAN. • •
&OfJle run by the army. some run by com-
mittees. They ha ve lost that centralism
they were confident of. China's internal
struggle for po\ver over a successor lo
Mao Ts~-tung lndK·otes JI is not a great
monolith.
"No1>; China is also engaged tn a great
tonfrontation with Russia. A major por-
tion of her military now faces the' Soviet
Union. and So\•iet"forces are larger on !he
Chi ne se fron t than on their west ern front.
"In the meantime. there ha \·e been
~hanges behind our shield. W h i I e the
"·orld has been trau1natica!ly fixed on
Vietnam. Korea has grown strong, Japan
has become the third greatest industrial
nation in the world and in 10-15 years will
surpass the Soviet Union, and Indonesia
has totally wiped out its Communist Par·
ty.
"In Indochina "·e have frustrated No rtb
Vietnam 's attempt to take over three
tountr\eg. We now feel those countries
are strong enough lo stand on !heir own.
"\\1e now believe China understands tht
reallies of Lhe world. that it can't control
Asia. The only way for us to find out is to
bring them into I.he world again.
·'Jt's quite cl ear there is going to be a
new pattern of relationships in Asia .. It
'l\'on't happen overnight. but the ne xt five
to six years will be fa scinating, and the
t:.S. will continue to play a major role in
A!ia.
Baby, Air1uan Killed
In Traffic Accidents
An \8-month-old hoy 1.nd •n Air Force
man "-'ere victims of fatal Orange County
:raffic accidents Thurzday.
Stephw RinChart. infant son of ~lr. and
~!rs. Daniel Rinehart of 16124 E.
Rosecrans A\·e, La ~flrada. was killtd 1n
a' ta·o-c.ar collision at l mperiAl High~·ay
and Beach Boulevard 1n La Habra.
Airman Jeffrey A. Dedmon. 20. of 33$1
S! Albans St , Los Alamitos . v.·as killed
when his southbound car slanted off ~he
San Gabriel River Free"·ay near Spring
Street and plunged into a dra inage ditch.
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Mystery Booms Hit SF;
Meteor Suspected Cause
SAN FRANCISCO 'UPI 1 -Two
thunderou:i unexplained blasts. possibly
from a meteor crashing to earth, shook
the San Francisco Bay area early today.
cusing •·extensi~·e· damage" to hon1es in
suburban Daly City.
\Vindow:i "·ere broke n. chandeliers
knockt'd down and dishes smashed in a
Aries Becomes
First to Cross
Lines to Caho
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DAIL y 'ILOT' h1llnt lllNr
Russ Ward 's Columbi11 57 Ar ies. flying
the colors of Lahaina Yacht Club. wa~
first to finis h in Newport Harbor 'Yacht
Club's 190-mile Caho San Lucas race lo·
day .
Aries O\'ercan1e a JO-mile deficit Thurs·
day to mo ve ahead of her sister ship.
Dorothy 0. skippered by Bob Beauchar.1p
of Newport Harbor Yacht Club.
Aries crossed the finish line al 2 . .1!.47
a.m. and Dorothy 0 finished at 3:08: 1 l.
Neither yacht was expected lo sa\'t
their time over the Cal-33 Kr.hili. co-skip-
pered by \Villiam V. \Vright and Eric
Fricker. Huntington Harbour Yacht Club.
Kah.iii was expected to finish by 3 p.m.
today.
The boat for boat battle between Anf's
and Dorothy 0 changed dramatically
Thursday night. Both YJChts "'e~e sa1liJ.},t::
in light air .... ·ith Dorothy 0 leadlJlg Arie!
by 10 miles.
As night carnr. on, Dorothy 0 'l\'ent in-
sht1re looking for more wind and Ar 1e'.'J
·"·ent offshore in the same quest. The
\\•ind god~ favored Arie~
Anna ~1aria II sk1ppert'd bv .o\I
Schoe\Jerman of Bahia Co rinthian \"arht
Club had 30 miles lo go at 8 a.111 . today.
She was behind Kahil l.
Sayula skippered by Ramon Carlin h:id
42 miles to go and Novia Del Mar. John
Scripps, San Die&o Yacht Club had 36
miles to go.
Winds off the Cape today were reported
to be-less than five knots.
From Page 1
COURT •..
Colonial America, iii best known for his
substantial bacistace role in'"convtncing
the state's best families td< abandon the
doctrine of "ma saive resistance'' lo in -
tegration which had closed 111any public
schools 'in Virginia.
He is 64 , and Nixon had been expected
to rule out men that old . But. in talking
to reporters after announciAg his choices
on radio and tele11 ision of men who~e
"names you will remember," Nixo n said
of Powell, "som1 said he was too old. But
JO' years of him is worth 30 years of
I mOfit."
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Women's liber11.tion group11 were dis•P·
pointed thal Nixon had not named a
y,·oman. aa had been hinted. Some
Republ icans probably were diiappointed
in his choice of Powell, • Democrat.
Gtnually, however. the Se_nate reac·
tio n was cautioll3 but friendl y
This Tracie.Io
Fueled By Hay
JSHPEMJNG. ~t ich. (UPI ) Car
dealtr Bill Fi5her ha~ 1 mntlo,
"\\1h1tevrr 11 Lak'P.I\. BUI Fi~her @ll'tli."
Thursday r11~er accepted a nine-year·
old Mor&M hor~e: m l n~de for a pickup
lnick. Fi~Mr ha sn't decided "'hat he 'U do
""1th th!' horse,
cluster of homes on the side of a moun·
tain in Daly City. just south of San Fran·
CISCO.
The Air Force said a tho rough in-
vestigation indicated the explosion~.
\l'hich followed each other at 2:28 a.m.,
"·ere not caused by a sonic: boom. "The
speculation is on a meteorite impact,''
and officer sald ,
The Air Force's 11·orldy,·ide space track-
ing headquarters 11·as checking out th e
possibility that the explosions y,•e.re caus·
t!d by ''a satellite or other space junk''
entering the atmosphere at that time.
The San i\1ateo County Sheriff ':i office
and Daly City poli ce said they received
numerous calls obout the blasts and that
some witnesses reported a plume of
smoke on San Bruno ~1ountain. a barren
raf1i:e that lies on the San F'rancisco
peninsula, partly in Daly City.
Daly City police said lhey "'ere still in-
\ est!gating the source of the explosions.
The blasts were heard along a SO.mile
nt.retch of the coast north and south of
the golden gate.
Judge Gardner
Slates 01amher
Banquet Address
Robert Gardn,r. pres1d1ng jus11c:e of
the Fourth Di strict Court. of Appeals. "'Ill
speak at thr 22nd Annual l\le1nbersh1p
Banque1 of l he Cosla l\lesa Chamber of
Con1111£'rce , l'\01·. 6.
Cardner , a Newpnrt Brarh r!'!!.ldcnt
and fnrmt'r Oran~t' County .'>uper1nr
l:l)urt .iudgc. \l'as narncd presiding JU.':il\Ce
nf !he appeals court 1n San Bcrnardinn 111
J!lill
Thr ~;i rne year he 1\a.s selcrtrd a ~ lhr
\Ian of the Vear b~· !he Oranjlr Cou111 v
11re-ss Club. He \rl!I talk ;:ibo1!1 ··Law ancl
Order -Thrn a11d \'0\1' "
'ticket~ for !he ba nquet are S6 ptr l
ptrson and can bf' resen·ed bv phonin g
the chamber at 64&-0536, according to Cr-"
ty Attorney Ro.v June . chainnan of the
banquet.
The membership dinner and 1n·
stallation of new officers will sta.rl al 6
p,m, with a social hour at t}lr Me:5a
Verde Countrv Club. 3000 Club House R~. Dinner· y,·i/l be served at 7 p.m.,
and speeches "'ii begin at 8 p.m.
The chamber's entire slate of 1970 of·
ficers \''as re-elected for 1971. They art·
Joseph R. l\1etcalf. president: Eugene O.
Bergeron. first \•ice president ; Vaup:hn t\.
Redding. second \'ice president: \\'erner
Escher , treasurer. Gordon A. :\Tart111,
p;:i st president. ;u1d ;\1ck Ziener, f''.\-
t'Cutive: m~nagt'r.
He Did Deliver;
Message Onl');
Officer Harry Ehrlich performed on~
of his more pleasant duties as 1o C011ta
!l.fesa policeman Thursday.
He deli\'ered a message to Mrs . Flor·
ence Hopkins of 182 \\'ell:i PlaCe. The
me:iaage : her daught er. Diane Ca ther~.
was deliverinl! a baby at Lhe: Torrance
hosptt11.
"Tha!'s the first baby mrssage l'\'I!:
e1'er de1ivered." Ehrlich. a 211 year vet·
eran. said toda~
Some of hi! colleagues ha1'e deh\'ertd
the reaJ thing.
:'ltessa.ges, hn1\·evtr. ore not un1q~1e.
Coslii 1\-!esa officers make reguh1r tr1pt
to chtck 011 elderly per5ons for out·of-
town relati\'es and to deliver mesaages
in pe-0ple withMlt phones as part of their
public servil'C dutit~.
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Irvine Ranch Buildup at Runways Cited
By l.. PKTER KRJ1',;(;
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Planned development on the Irvine
Rattch 11.·ould prtVtnt the use of lilt U.S.
Marine Corps Air Station at El Toro aii a
C'ivillan commercia l airport. Orange
County Airport Directo1· R o h e r L
Bresnahan said today.
Bresnahan said the Irvine Company
general plan calls for tntense develop-
ment at both ends of the existing military
and proposed commercial runways.
lr\•ine Company spokesman this morn·
Ing s.aid what Bresnahan said is true and
re1!C'rated Its oppos1t10Jl to consideration
of the airfield as a futw·e commercial
Jt'lporL
master plan .,.,.,., unve iled in which hr
••id:
"Commercial operations at El 'foro
would place intolerable stresses upon the
present residenl s in !he El Toro vicinity
who now tolerate m1tilary operation!! in
recognition of their national defense
rnission.
"Use of El Toro for commercial jets is
also incompatible with the urban en·
vironmen t we plan and en vision for the
area.'' ··
·rhe l·on1pany spokes.man said the com-
plan nor will u make any recommenda·
pany ha~ no 1nlent1on of changing that
Uoa that .any pres1d1n& go\lernmeul :tf-
ency change 11.
Bresnahan had made ii pla in 11 lthout a
change in rhe plan little consideration
could be given 10 even joint use of i'.:I
Toro.
"Nothing can happen out there unril the
general plan is revised for an a1rporl ,"
he said.
He said that 1he com?Jny has an
agreement with the Marines there: will be
no additional de\'elopment in the are~
·•until the Marines no longer have use
for El Toro " He pointed ou1 thar 1nuch
of the ;.re11 has been placed in ag ri.:ul·
tural preserves "for· 1hat very redsnn."
• A eoinpany nH1eer ~aid !ht land
<1e1elop111ent f1r111 opposes both interinL
or permanent l'ommerc1al use of lhe
airfield by cominerciz.l carriers.
"\\'e are opposed to in terim use ol E:I
'l'oro by comrnercial aircraft because
that would be a foot in the door to
per1nanent use and there are already
overflights of e:stablished and emerging
urban de\·elopment nf Rossmoor Leisure
\\'orld. Lake f<~orest, Mission VieJO,
Laguna Niguel, Tustin and Orange," he
&aid.
Fresh Jury Pa11els Set
For Selection in Trial
Recon1mendations for use of th,.
Marine facility for commercial jets have
been made by various . individuals and
study groups including the controversial
Ralph ~1. Parsons report prepared for
Orange County supervisors last year.
Ho...,·ever , the Irvine spokesman quoted
company Presiden\ .. \Villiapl R. ~tason in
a statement made last March when the
Pencil Paint
H ealtli Peril,
Chernist Says
BINGHAr-.ITON. N. y_ (U PIJ -T·he
yellow lacquer on an ordinary pencil con-
tains enough lead to endanger the health
of school children: Prof. Bruce ~tcDuffie
of the: Slate Uni\·ersity of Binghamton
said today.
McDuffie. the ehemist credited with
ealling public attention to mercury con-
tamination in tuna and swordfish. an-
J1ounced his findings the same day the
office of Stale Attomey General Lewiii
Lefkowitz said about one-thi rd of 340 pen-
cils tested in New York had unsafe lead
amounts in the lacquer.
The "lead'' in a lead pen cil is actually
graphite. Authorities said th is "·as
harmless but worried about youths chew·
ing paint on school pencils and lhereb.v
getting harmful amoun ts of lead into
!heir bodies. Pencil manufacturers said
lheY began using a lead substitute ir> pe.n-
cil paints June 11.
Lefkowitz said there has been no
response from manufacturers lo a re-
quest that they recall millions or
distributed pencils. or prove that the
substitute pa int color. dialyid yellow . is
safe.
t-.lcDuff1e reported that "'hen he tested
a Venus VeJve1 No. 2 pencil from the
desk of Bingha111ton School Supt. Ric~ard
~fcLean . "the indicator shot right olf the
scale .. He said the amount of lead \o;as
eight ttJTies the I percent "safe " level of
the American Standards Association.
Of !he dangerous pencils. i\lcDu!f1e
said, "1 "·ouldn't recommend that U1ey be
given lo children. It's a small problem.
but important."
r-.·ewly formed panels of prosJ)f'clive
juror:S "'ill be called lo the C<IUrlroom
Tuesday in a bid to seat a jury for the
Orange County Superior Courl murder
trial of Gig Peters of Huntington Beach .
1\lore U1an 150 potential jurors had been
excused late Thursday y,·hen Judge Ra y·
n1ond Thon1pson ordered a lour-day
break in lhe trial. ~tust of them had been
barred fron1 ser\'ice because of their op-.
position lo lhe de ath penal!\'.
But both prosecution and defense a!-
to_r~e~·s predicted Thursday Iha! !I jury
1~·1J. be seated \Vhen selection is resumed
Tuesday, Deputy District Attorney Pat
Rrian and defense h1wyer Barry Tarlo11·
have almost used up their quota of per.
emptory challenges.
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of the possibil ity of c~afing a national
11·ildlite sancruar\' 11.·i1h1n the bav.
\\i il!i;un !\1onr0e. regionol dir.ector of
1he Interior Departmenl. ~aid this morn-
1111! that his st.1ff "1~ only s1a rting to look
into suC'h a possibdi!) "
Fif th Dislrict Supen1isor Ronald Ca.>-
pers recon1me~ded the creation of a wi ld-
life prese r\'e se11('ra! months ago.
Baker made 11 cle;.r the state would
t'>:pcct to pa,v for the land i! purcha sed.
lie said !hat n1;:iy be Qfl(' of thr deterrent.,
lo the recommendation
"\\'e ha\'e no 11me1able beCause \l'f'
rlon't kno1v "'hen we 'A'ould get funding.''
Baker said. noting that ;.· proposed $250
rnillion bond 1.~sue un der considera1Jon
by the Legislature could provide !he
tnoney as carl.v 11s nexl year
Record .J u111 p A lle1npt
Gives Evel EviJ Fall
PORTLA'.'10. Ore . 1U Pl \ -~lotorcvclr
i;tuntman Eve] Kniel'el. leaping his c}·cle
over what he c!ain1ed \\'8~ a record 14
1·ars. suffered a badly fractured left halld
Thursday n.ight
Knievel was led in pain to an am-
bulance and taken to a hospital . after
1·oming off the !amP."'llh his --""'ob-
bling as he tried his record J at
Ptrlland Coliseum . He apparent e
the hand v.·hen he landed.
• Peters, ''-21.1 is acc used of th e killinrs
last April 21 of his father Charles, 55, and
his school teacher mother, Flora, 54.
Police allege that he stabbed his father
!hen strangled his mother in their Lincoln
Arenue ho1ne fo!Joy,·ing a quarrel.
The former lifeguard has pleaded in-
nocent and innocent by reason of in·
sanity. If he is round guilty in !he firs t
phase of his trial before Judge Bruc11
Sumner the Ju ry will be asked to rule on
his sanily in a second hearing.
If Peters is then ruled to be sane, the
same jury \\'iii ha ve a choice in its final
\ erdict -the death penalty or life im·
prisonment for the former lluntington
Beach 1-ligh School honor student.
Fiesta Crowd
Cold to Hotdogs
But Clubs Profit
The 18 f'i\·ir t:lubs \1·hlch took part in
the firs ! Fiesta de Costa l\lesa Sept. 17-1 9
report making a total profit or more than
$5.000 from the new festi\'al.
The Chamber of Commerce. sponsor of
!he three-<lay festival. reports the biggest
profit. S2;177, mostly from the carnival
concession.
or the other 17 club~ which sponsored
booths or ac1i v1t1es at the fiest, only
lwo reported losses . The Leo Club lost $7
on a bottle loss booth and SL John'!!
:-i1en·s Club lost 545.4:> on hot dogs.
All financial reports "'ere turned in to
the Chamber Thursday by Les ~tiller.
l'hairman of the fiesta committee. All but·
three of the clubs have said lhey ""·ill be
in it next )'ear.
Vliller said be considered the Cham•
ber's first attempt ";,11 outstanding sue~
1,2ess."
Profits listed by clu b y,•ere reported as :
Costa t-.1esa High footQa!l boosters. $155;
.Jaycees. $\Ii: \\'omen's Club. $425; Elk!
Lodge. 8275: Kn,·anis. 8170: Knightll or'
Columbus. S215 , l\'.ewport 1-1 a r b or
Emblem Club. $68 : Orange Coast College
forensics team. $125: Optimists. S\15.
·"lso: Rotarv Club. $270; Rebekahs·
Odd Fello""·s .. $!71 : St. Joachim's PTA,
S\00 ; VFW . S70: Zonta Club. S288. and Lhe
Snns or Italy, $283.
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DETROIT ~ L.:Pl f -General ~-lotors
has displayed its initial version of an Ex-
perimental Safety Vehicle (ESVJ that
aJmost -but not quite -meets govern-
1nent specifications for saving: Jives ln a
60 mile per hour barrier crash.
Ernest S. Starkman, G?o.f vice president
in t'harge of environmental activities
told newsmen Thursday the CQmpany shli
hopes with lessons learned from the
pioneer version to produce a new pro-
totype lhal will 1neet the lifesaving
specification s laid down by the Depart-
1nent of Transportation I DOT 1.
ESV Program J\'la nager \Villiam 8 .
Larson reviewed the testing of the car in
50 m.p.h. crashes and said the results of
a full comple1nent or dummies placed in
the car showed that ··all of them v.·ere
killed, but some only slightly."
Both men queslioned the stringent
standards for passenger crash loads set
by the oor. Starkman said studies of ae-
tual highway crashes indicate that hwnan
beings can stand far higher stresses and
acceleration numbers than called for by
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Commuter Plane
Crash Kills 16
PEORIA, ill. (UP\J -A commuter
a irliner crashed at Greater Peoria
Airport Thursday, killing all I 6
passengers including the president of the
company who was at the controls .
The twilw.ngine Otlcago and Southern
airlines turboprop hit power lines 75 feet
from the ground before plunging through
rain and fog and landing in a hedge in a
farm fi~d four to five miles \l.'est of the
airport.
The plane bowiced and spun into a lrl'e
and exploded in a fireball.
·The tov.•er chief said visibility was so
bad he couldn't see the crash from the
tov.·er.
"I heard the plane in trouble all at
once, like ii opened v.·ide up," said Robert
R. Johnson, a tanner who lived nearby.
•·1t sounded like it blew up.
"The black smoke went higher and
higher. I could see blazes . Then bahg -
just like dynamite at a strip mine," he
said.
Rescue worker!> found all but one of the
bodies of the 14 passengers and crew in-
side the airplane. However, ooe body,
believed to be that of Frank llansen.
president of the airline and pilot, had
been hurled front the 1nain clump of !he
wreckage.
Flight 804, which had left Chicago's
M e i g s Field. had become sore of a
cap1lal special because it usually carried
a large number of legislatori; and others
to Springfield.
One victim . ~lorris J. Wexler, former
Secretary of the Chicago Bar Association,
was on his way to Springfield lo testffy
before a I-louse Committee on a rode for
state penitentiaries.
Lesttt Case, federal avi.atioo ad·
n1inistratioo tov.·er ch.ief at Peoria. said
Hansen reported no difficult ies in hi'.':
radio comn1unica tions v.•ith the airport
and was instruc\ed to make a normal
landing.
"He rf'ported 110 trouble and was
cleared for standard instrurnent a)l-
proach. with a circling on runway ~-'
Case said. "lie acknowledged and \.le
reported v.·eather as JOO.foot scattered.
'IQO.foot broken. 2.500-foot ceiling, with
one-n1ile visibility in light fog and rain ."
·Case said as tin1e passed the tower
tried to call Hansen bul could not locate
him. The tower chief said the last contact
with Hansen was at 12: 19 p.m.
U.S., Russ Reach Sea Accord
MOSCO\V tAPt -U.S.-
Soviel talks to avoid incidents
between their ships at sea
ended today, and the U.S.
delegation chief said they
reached "an understanding
• • . to prevent incidents at
sea and to improve safety at
sea."
cooperative at1nospherl'. .
The delegations are to sub-
1nit the results of the talks tO
their governments for ap-
proval.
\"\adimir A. Kasatonov.
deputy l'om1nander of the
Sov iet na vy.
Youth Held
As Sniper
NEW \'ORK (AP J -Police.
said an IS.year-old membtr of
the n11l1tanl Jewish Otfense
Lt!ague v.·as ar)'("sled Thur!i~
day nighl in the firing of four
shots the previous night at the
Soviet Union's U,N. mission.
They said lsaac ?o.-1 •
Jarosawicz, 18, Brovklyn, a
i;tudent, was taken i n t o
custody a l)alf-tiv.:k from the
1nWion building.
Friday, Octobtr 22. 1~71 CAIL y "LOT I
5 Hurt by Firebombs as New
Race Strife Rocks Memphis
r.1er.1r111s 1UPI) -Three the head which crushed the "Those things cam1 Oytng
firebombs v.·ere thrown Into a skull." through the back door and
crowded wh ites' lounge in a Three wblte men and a mw;bed near I.he table where
pr-•-minantly black o,,1.-,,1 h'! dmilled (lounge owner) Frank Deaton
IC\IV , w 1 e woman were a and tht other four were sit·
Thursday night injuring five to Bapli.st Hospita.1 for burns, ting," aald Red Lantern
persons in a continuation of one of the men in critical con-Manager Eugene Stanton.
racial violence sparled by the dition. after three whisky bot· whoosh and everybody started
fatal beating of a Negro youth. ties fiUed with f I am l n g screaming," be added. But
For the third consecutive gasoline were tossed Into the damage to the lounge, ln a
night, police and firemen bat-Red Lantern lounge. One predominantly black are.a, was
tied arson. looting, vandalism woman was treated and minimal. There were about l50
and alleged &niper fire in lheii='='l=eased.==========w=h=il="=inslde===•=I ='he=l=im=e.==j
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c1ly where tension w a 1
heightened earlier Thursday
when a 3-year-old black child
accidentally was struck and
killed by a police cruiser
rushing to a fire.
Relative qu 1el returned to
l\femphis early today. 'I'he
violence began Tuesday after
Police Chief Henry Lu:t reliev-
ed 23 policemen from duty
pending an investigation into
the death of Elton Hayes, 17, a
black listed as a traffic victim
to know how
Christian Science heals?
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"A IA.SIS FOi JUSTICr " . Alaister G. Smith, C.S.B.
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said the talks, which lasted 10
days, were: "constructive and
fruitlul" and held ifl a very
Warner said the talks
covered all matters which the
Americans considered im·
portant.. but some items may
be taken up in a second round
of talks. Whether further talk.s
are needed will be decided
later, he said.
The Soviet delegation was
headed by Fleet A d 1n •
\Varner said the discussions
were conducted "in e
businesslike, professional 2.t-
mos pbere" and bolb aides
refrained from complaining
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the discussion was essentially
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Park Considerations
Costa Mesa has the opportunity to become the home
or a unique and exciting park -one that ha~ the. poten·
till for beeoming o major attraction and an b1stor1c land·
mark in Southern Califo rnia.
The site is 268 acres or mesa. and_ lowla nds along the
Santa Ana River \vest of Estancia High School and the
Costa ~fesa Golf and Cou ntry Club. It currently belongs
to the state of California but has ~en dee.Jared surplus
and V.'ill be disposed of, The land 1s valued at between
$6 and $12 miUion . .
The city's Project 80 ~ong . range planning\ Com·
mittee has launched a publie driv e to gain support for
a cquiring the park .s~te. Its proximit~ to t~e river opens
a range of pussi b1l1lles for water or1entatlon as well as
it! connection to the Santa Ana greenbelt plan \\'Ith its
emphasis on equestrian trails. .
Some other possibilities mentioned for portions of
the sprawling site so far include a wilderness nature
par'k. a Jake or lagoon to be eventually att~ched to the
Santa Ana River. a natural outdoor amph1theater-al.l
in addition Lo the usual park type developments for
picnicking and spo:t_s. .
The first specific plan. however, 1s the one devel-
oped by Professor Keith Dixon, the Long Beach arch~e·
ologisl. He would Ji.ke to see 98 acres of t~e park ~1te
developed to preserve a now·famous ancient Indian
campground on the sou thern portion of the vacant land.
This site is considered one of the best prese rved
archaeological finds in the state, with evidence of an
Indian populatlon in the area as fa~ back as 1500 B.C.
Professor Dixon has a plan which would both pre·
serve the area for science and open it for public p~rk
use He says the archaeological site can be covered with gr~s alrtt)used as a playground ,..,.itho~t damage. The
scientists can then dig selected parts of 1t for slow, care·
f ul research. .
\Vhile the digging goes on. excavation sites would
'become a part o( the p~rk'~ exhibits with appropriate
explanations of the continuing work. He also includes
botanical garden!, a pathway down the race()( the river
bluffs, and a museum demon5lraLing the change in the
JocaJ ecology over 3,000 years.
It's a fascinating Idea, and one which Co1Sta Mesa
residents and th eir various organizations ought to pur·
sue, together with the Project 80 Comm~ttee p~oposal!.
Besides its great contribution to the quality of life here,
a 268-acre park, including 90 acres of a rare archae·
ological site could be quite a_ lan~mark for Costa Mesa,
which often suffers from an 1dent1ty problem.
Bicycle Pleasure, Safety
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:\s is lhc case \\'1th an y major shift 1n our life style,
the greal new popularity of bicycles is bringing v.•ith it
some ne\v problems.
Getting one stolen is a hazard , bul it still isn't the
biggest one.
The main problem is \vhere to r ide ~afely, p~ovided
one is equipped at the oulsel by knowtng tr.alf1c !aws
that apply to bikers, just as they do to motorists. Costa
Mesa police say far too many -especially adults -do
not.
A sel of 12 guidelines and goals toward creation of
a master plan of bike "1"ays and bike trails has been de·
veloped by the Costa tt1esa Bi cycle ·rralls Committee. .
Sound and \\.'ell·defined, they \Vould be incorporated
into planning of all related city projects. such as streels,
recreation areas and. residential developments. Bike ways
\\•ould bl' along certain existing streets; bike trail s away
fron1 motor traffic. ~Iajor boulevards \vould not be in·
eluded.
Somebody in Costa t1 esa is finally doing something
definilive toward establishing this bicycle net,vork. a
5ituation that has been discussed for three years or more.
The sooner done. it would seem, the better for bik·
ers and motorists alike.
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Revolution: Ora Stcprenae Court No1ni1tatio1as •••
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Knowledge
Obsolesce11 ce
Dear
Gloom y
Gus
Nixon Used 'Great Leak' Techniq.ue
l f, this June, your son received a Ph .D
degree in aerospace engineering, half of
what he knows when he graduates will be
obsolete in 10 years. f or fully half nf
_.hat he needs to knbw for the nerl 10
years U; completely unknov.1l I.Oday.
This "obsolescence
of knowledge," es-
pecially in .scientific
field.!. is changing
the whole idea of
what constitutes a
•·good" college edu-
caUon. And It re<.f·
fi rms those of us
who have been say·
in11t for a long lime
that learning how W learn ls the most
important part of education.
THE REAL REASON that vocational
and "specialist" training is largely
point.less today lies in the rapid outdating
of so much technical knoY."!edge and
skill s. Even our newest profession -that
of prograrmning computers -will soon
be obsolete. when the computers are buil t
that will program themseh'es.
Whal the nev.· society of the future calls
for are versatility and flexibility and
creativi!y. These cannot be learned in a
technica l sense : they art part nf a liber<1 I
education . y,•hich leaches men and women
how to think, not just hoy,· to put things
together and make thtm wnrk. The new
machines v.•ill be able In put lhings
together much better than people can.
With all the street construction go-
ing on in Costa fo.lesa, why can ·t
something be done about the bloc k
of 19th Street bety,·een Newport and
Harbor boulevards? That tire rip-
per should have I.op priority for re--
pair.
-S. E. B.
,..•o.rs• vlew1, Ml """""'It' ,~." ol ,~. MWIP•••r. Sin•
, ...... HI , .. ¥. ,, GIMmr G~•. Dl llt ,.llfr.
aspects of business administration to ll
broader prog ram of llberal arl s.
In a recent 1alk. Dr. Arnold Ducoffe.
director of Georgia Tech's Schoo l nf
Aerospace Engineering, remarked that
this obsolescence of knowledge is the big
reason that today·s engineering schools
no Ion er stress !he "mech11nical." but
rather the "p ilosophical'' elements in
sclenc -not ow to do something, but
why so thi is true. If we learn lhe
reasons behind phenomena, then we can
cope with changing conditions.
WASHINGTON -President Nixon is
determined to reshape the Supreme
Court and let his critics be damned .
No other subject bnngs his blood tn
lluch a quick boil. Jn the privacy of hi~
011al office. he has
used some hot terms
10 express what he
thinks of his court
crifics in the Senate
and 1he press. Once.
he spi t out ;,,n ob-
~ct'n 1 1 y to suggest
what !he Amcriran
Ba r Association
could do with Hs
criticis ms. Shockrd aides har! ne\lcr
heard the President use such a ~·ord be.
fore,
AS THE PRESIDENT ~ees the issu e,
lhe Suprem'e Court 's emphasis on c1v1I
liberties at the expense cif public order
has created 11 permfssive atmosphere,
~·hich has encouraged criminals and
dissidents. This lenient altitude, he feels._
has led lo a breakdown of !aw and order.
He intends, therefore, In fi!J the court
OUR PRESSING NEED is for men and vacancies "'ith judges whose l.:iw-and·
v•omen who can adapt to needs and l!C· order views are perfectly clear. He has
quire skills that are barely on the. horizon emphasized to aides that he doesn"t v.·ant
todav. More end more , the function of the to risk appointing anolher Earl \Varren,
specialist is being taken over by the v.·hose cnnstitutionat views "'ere unknov.·n
machines: it is the "generalist." who can,. when P~esident Eisenhower named him
make decisions based on an imaginative"-to the high court.
projection of the future. v.•e so desperate-Bu t Nixon is cnnvincecl tha! Senate
ly require lo kerp the wheels fuming. hbcrals and the "Eastern presr; · are
Jn the past. the 11verage man would lrying to !hv.·art his Court reorganization.
chan_ge his job lhrff' times dunng his "They v.·111 altack all my appo1nlments to
lifetime. 1'1 the future, we are lold, the the Cou rt," he has huffed in private_
TO A \'OID U>SL'\IG an o•hc r Senah!
showdown, ho.,.,·ever, the President dccid·
i~~ 1J=~·:~~~~--
\. • to. ....,.~
ed to leak information on the nominees
he was cons1denng. He hoped to
dete rmine from these lrial balloons which
nnes would bursl and \\'hich ones would
floa t.
The Greal Lrak v.·as a.~igner;I to At·
torney Gener:il John Mitchell 'll'ho sum-
n1oned 14 favored reporters into his
orn<ite office lasi week.
They v.·ere put under wrap!i whic h
allowed them to report on some of !he pro-
ceedings but barred them from quoting
anyone but anonymous "administralion
sources."
By ones and twos, the invited reporters
s:iuntered 1n from lhe Associated Press,
Unit ed Press International, New Yock
Times, Washington Post, \.\lashington
Star, Lo.~ Angeles Times, Wall Street
.Journal, Hearst Newspapers, Chicago
Tribune. National Observer, r-.'ewsweek,
Time and NBC.
THE ONLY HOLOOVER from ex·Al·
lorney General Ramsey Clark'~ era, a
white-cnattd black bartender, served up
highb:ills, beer and gin (but no vodka 1.
He \\'as assis!ed occas1onally by Deput y
Attorney Grnrrat _Richard Kleindienst,
'll·ho v.•andercd ::irnund offerini;! dr inks.
1\hlchell"s pref.s aides. like so many see·
hcar·spe::ik·no·e\·il monkeys, v.·ere lined
up in a row on a cnurh
!\!1tchcll blamed lihcral ::ind labo r
•ri! 1cs for resistin g court changes, but
dodged most other quest ions. The
reporters tned in \•ain to get the con·
ference put on the record. The New York
Times ' Fred Graham pointed oul that it
had been more than 270 days since
~fitche!l had held an open press con-
ference .
"Why can't we put this 011 the record ?"
Graham asked exasperatedly.
''WE DON'T RUN thi s department for
Mr. _Fred Graham of the New York
Times!'' Mitchell retorted, blowing an
angry cloud from his pipe.
Unsubdued , Graham sbol back: .. Why
are v.·e here? Lers get thi! on the
reco rd."
New sy,·eek's Bob Shogan asked a
ramhli ni.t question about whethe r there
m1~tit ·'possibly" or "probably " be more
nominees , Mitchell petulantly asked
Shogan to define the words "probably''
and "po~~1bly:·
The Los Angeles Times' Ron Ostrow
raised a question about. a meeting that
the White House had already announced
i r!ealing with the Supreme Court. But
despite the While Ho use announcement,
Mitchell querulously challenged whether
there had ever been such a meeling.
THEN THE NATIONAL Observer's
Nina Totenbcrg. the brassy daughter of
famed violinist Roman Totenberg, noted
that the American Bar Associat ion hiid
not taken kind ly to some of President
Nixon·s suggested names. She asked
~itchell point blank : "Did the President
sar f-fhe ARA ?"
Blushing furiously , l\lltchell mumbled
Fomething about ladies being present,
nlthough !he quest ion v.·a!I asked by 11
lady. "The President," he sa1d, "doesn 't
use words like that about organizations lo
y,·hich he belongs,''
In any case , ndded Mitchell, "it'11 none
of the ABA's damn business," to com·
ment on anything except qualificatiorui.
Asked what sort of philosophical
balnnce the cuurt should have, he replitd
with a straight face: ''Oh, ebbut eight to
one" in Nixon·s favor.
INO!Ai'l TRADING -The ways have
been greased for :>.'i,000 Alaskan Indians,
Eskimos and Aleuts to get 40 million
acres of Alaskan land under a netiv•
claims bill now awaiting final con-
gressional action. This would seem lo be
a well-deserved settlement for the
natives who have lived on the land for
6.000 years. But the behind·the·scenes
lobbying h;is been done by greedy
Alaskan land speculators and oil moguls.
They plan to hornswog11:le the natives,
wha have an average fourth grade educa-
tion , into turning the land over to them al!P
soon as the bill pa sses. Conservationisllt
have v.•isely urged land-use amendmenl•
to the bill to protect. bo!h the natives and
the land from the exploiters.
POISONING CHILD REN -Rt??,
William Ryan. D·N .Y., is in a bare-fistrd
fight. with the National Paint, Varnisll
and Lacquer Association whose paints, le
says, are causing lead poisoning in
children. Rvan has amassed awesome
e\'idence th.it even the allov.·ahle one p•r-
Cl!.llt of lead tan causP dcarh~. lie ~a '
urged the Food and Drug Aclm1n1strat.on
10 ban all lead from household patnt .s.
The paint lobby . however, is fighting to
keep lead 1n pa1n r [Is execu11ve \1Ce
president. Rnherl Roland, h~s accused
Ryan of "fla grant abuse of congressfonal
prt;:rogatives."
TT IS NO ACCJDl-~j'lr,'T that. for the flr.~t
time, the prestigiol.L5 fllassachusetts
Institute of Technology has appointed a
president who is neither a scientist nor a
technician. Or that business schools. i;urh
as those. at Harvard and Columbia . have
5hifted their emphasis from the technical
average man ma,\• have lo change ~t~
vocat ion three limes during his lifetimr.
J.:nless he learns how lo lcam. in a
philosophical sense. the specialist may
become a dropout r rom the ecooomic
community.
Selections frn1n ~fr, J·/n rrr~· /l'Jfr~~
cn'llect1ori-nf col1<mns in bonk fnrm~
"Ltoving th t St1rface," nre bP1ng re·
prrn led 1vlule he 1s on vacation
Legal Reasons for 'No Tr~spassing~
-£d1tor
Child Custody Problems
To the Editor:
A word in defense of lhe Irvine Com-
paJ1y and other land owners whose pro~
erty invites pub!tc trespass because of
its location, bca!.!ty or easy access.
(fo.lailb.Jx'letter and photo, Oct. 15 \.
11 Is not uncommon that children of
dissolved marriages are !he subjttt of
prolonged litigation over their cust.ody.
The child may be brought into court
many times lo decide his most basic
aetds.
La w iu Action
Recent court decisions have made it all
too clear that, unJes3 a land owner posts
l. and fences his property, the public can
claim and win judgment lo legal right-0f.
way over private property over which
they were allowed access by a permissiv1
owner.
In the United Sti.tes each year more than half 1 rtffiliOQ childre.n see their dian in a marriage dissolution pro-
parenU divorce. Child custody pro-ceeding, although the court must consider
ceedings are cosily to parents. children, his preferences . In guardianships any in·
lhe courts, and society in generaL terested part11y be involved. But in 11· ctJstody mailers concern the Jaws of
guardianship, of juvenile dependency, di.ssolution wu ~only lhe husband and
and the general custody rules in marit;l:I ·wife er~ lhe parties .
dissolutions. i __
· Un fortunately. gunrdiiinsh_i p laws arf!
t1llfllly admlnbtered by !he probate
cowu. juvenile dependency laws by the
' juvenile courts, and the general custody
Jaws by tile dnmestic r e I a t I o n s
df!partment& of the superior courtic."Qtht>r
prOeeedirtgs may al50 enter lnto the
Oetennllllpon of the child's custody.
-AL1110llGR THE LAW encourages
f1mll)' unity. and th@" child's best irt-
~ are ol prlmiiry concern. he may mdUiO numttnus proceedings I r pumC.. prdlans, relatives and other
qeDdel becomt involved.
When a marTlage i~ dl5soJvtd the
COW1I are givtn_ different guidelines -
the prou~ code in de411lng with guar-
climtblpl and the civil rode when dealing
.tUI CUllody. A 14-yf!ar-old may
,,. nom'Nte his own pardlan, but he ha1 no ~~ ri&ht to nominate his cu~to-
'
TN DEPENDENCY ) proceedings -
brought. for example. V(hen a neighbor or
relative complains a t the care a child
is receiving -several gencles .make 10-
vestigalions and · repo • Similarly, an
l.doptiori proceeding or to tennlMte
parental rights wUI invol reports to the
court. But in marriage dluolullons lht!re
..-is often no independent report on tht
children.
Jn juvenile court dependency pro-
ceedings. the youngster has • right to be
represented bY/lndependenl counsel, but
usually not·fi other proceedings. The
Child's clalms or grlel/ances may not be
fully considered.
Several groups are studying reform of
the Jaw W eliminate multiple pro-
ceedings.
Not.t : Colifoniin lllWJlttrs tJffrr t.hi~
column so MOU mou know abol.lt 011-r
laws.
Such deci~ions considerably devalue the
subject ptoperty from a development
consider8ton, r "'
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A LOCAL OR:°'NG't County beach city
has gone rven farther by'taking cour! BC·
tion lo establish outright O\vnership of
'11.·atcrfront property because of lhe
private owner·s failure lo fence out !he
public over the years. •
Additionally, but no less importanr . is .
the personal injury liability f;ictor "'h1ch
land owners must contend with unless
B11 George .. ---,
Dear George :
Your ans":ers t.n problems are: so
short Do you use rubber st11mps?
WONDERING
Dear Wondering:
Absolutely not, ind what you've
heard about my checks bouncing ls
1 dastardly lie:. also!
(Isn't it terrible how people
gossip about us celebrities71
(Ha ve you tried Geor~e ·~
Sideways Thinking? Yt:iu haven 't!
No wonder you·rt 10 well oH!)
~l a ilhox
Le tters froml..cader.~ art welcome.
Normnlly 1vr1rers should con vey /heir
11iessa9es 111 JOO words or less. Thi'!
right io condense letters to fit space
or :;/iminate libel 1s reserved. All let·
te.rs m11.~t include signature ond ma il·
ing addrtss. but flames may be with·
held on reque~t if sufficient reaso11
1.~ npportnt. Poe try 1111/l not be: pub·
lz.she d.
!hey properly
trespass,
fence and post agai~t
UNLESS TifE prescn_l liberal trend of
court decisions Is reversed , more and
more land, formerly enjoyed in its
natural state. will have lo be fen ced and
posted against tre spass merely to
estabtlsh the legal ov.·ncr'11 right lo use
his own properly in the future.
Ideall y, some sort of arrangeme!'lt
should be m11de~etn lend owner and
I.he local muni ality whereby the. land
can be opened • pubfic without the
landowner incurring the risk of liability,
future us1bilily or loss of ownenhip.
RICHARD W. BEAMISH
'llldlculous Idea'
To the. Editor:
~velopmenl of 300 acres as a Costa
Pifesa park ia one of the most rldleu!ou11
Ideas that ever has come to my attention.
People who advocate such a develop-
ment evldenlly do not comprehend the
vaslne!l!I of such an area and the cos! of
1uch an undertakln1. Thls Is almosi. •
half.section or land which lo develop1&nd
maintain would cost an astronomi cal sum
of 1noncy.
TKE TAXPAYERS who are interested
in such a park ~·ould do we.II to inquire
into the development ;ind maintenance
cosl!. The figures obtained would be
staggering, bu! then add ing SO to 100 per·
~nt to realize the actual costs would
art the most foolhardy. Just how mtny
en would be required for upkeep alone~
'hat would be the cost of waler llnd
repair after vandali11m? Whal would be
the cost of policing l'iUCh an area again~t
the problem of groups who would be at·
tracled to JI?
THE PARKS NO W available will ac·
commodate many times more people
than oow use them. Of Cf.lurse, mnre peo-
ple would use beautiful little parks, like
the one on Tusti n Avenue near the Boy·s
Club lf there y,•ere restroom~ available,
However, ti! is the custom in facilities
provided /or public comfort they M>On
would be deiaced and fixtures distroyed
by adolescents who ha\O't nothing better to
occupy their lime,
W.A. Y(\\JNG
Possibilit11 that th• park might be.-
• cvme a j oint state:-count"·cit~ venture -u -undt:r discuasion. ·
-Editor
'Work h the Secret'
Tn I.ht. Eriitor:
Every time An fflucatnr 15 asker! why
fourth grade. child ren ct1n'I rr11d, he
answers l.h11t II. ls becRu.se tht:y don't
t\Ave enou&h monty for the new phonics
s.vsl rm .
\\'hen I was a kld in ll!llt F\ock du rin g
the depression, tourth grade childrr,,
could all read or thi:!y never passed from
the sefond grade lo get In the foLJrfh.
They also did mul!ipl1ca\ton :ind Ion~
division. in fractions and d£'r1 mals, and
had a fair knov.·led~e or geogr.:iphv and
music. They had no counselors,' JUS'
dedicaled teachers,
TH ERE PROBABLY wasn't as mudl
money in the city of Littlt! Rock 11s we
Ooat in one bond issue to bus the kids to
school and show them movies !hat tile)'
could have watched at home on TV. I....,
They used the only good method to
leach reading . It is called phonics. It
doesn 't cosl any monr.v -you just repeat
and repeat and ""'ork at it . Work Is the
secret lo learning . Accom pli shment ls th•
reward . There is no easy way.
JAMES BOl.DING
OJl:ANO._COAIT
DAILY PILOT
Robert N. l\'eed, PubU.th.tr
Thomtt1 K1evil, Editcir
Albert W. Bater
Editorial Pt1-r1c Editor
The ffiitor!s l fllll:t' tir the l)rllly
rnot li Ct:k5 to in!l'lrm 111\d stimu-)111e "Tcadrrs hr 11rcscnl1ng th1i
flf'V.Sf'8~r·11 orlnioo~ iJnd cnm-mf'nlA.1•y "n lop1c~ of ln lrrr:;t 11rwt
,.;~nir1.-11 n('r, by f•roYldfn~ II' '"rll"' f•1r lht" c.\rrr~tion o! our rr11drr":1;' npiriicinq, 111~ by 11rr~"nt1ni: !he
r11\'r n:r \"i""''l"'lnt11 r.f inform,.r1 nli·
MT''rr~ 11'1d •p1iketm~n on toplr.J
lll 1hc dfly.
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1lXOll· a s WO ice
Airport Status Eyed
lrvi1ie Ranch Buildup at Runways Cited
By L. PETER KRIEG
01 l~t DlllY l'!IOI St•lf
PlaMed development on the Irvine
Ra11.cb. would prevent lhe use of the U.S.
Marine Corps Air Station at El Toro as a
civilian commercial alrport, Orange
County Airport Director R o b e r t
Bresnahan said today.
Bresnahan said the Irvine Comapny
general plan calls for intense de\·elop-
ment at both ends of the existing military
and proposed commercial runways.
Irvine Company spokesinan this morn-
ing said what Bresnahan snid is true and
reiterated its opposition to consideratio n
of the airfleld as a fut ure commercial
jetport.
A company officer said the land
developmenl firm opposes both interim,
or permanent commercial use or the
11irfield by commerci,o,,J carriers.
"We are opposed to interim use of El
Toro by commercial aircraft because
that would be a root in the door to
permanent use and there are already
overflights of established and en1crg1ng
urban development of Rossmoor Leisure
World. Lake Forest, ~1ission Viejo.
Laguna Niguel, Tustin and Orange," he
said.
Recommendations for use nr the
Marine facility for commercial jets have
been made by various individuals and
t:ludy groups including the controversial
Ralph M. Parsons report prepared for
Orange C.Ouaty supervisors last year.
However, the Irvine spokesma n quoted
company President \Vil\iam R. ~1ason in
a statement made last March when the
master plan was unveiled in which he
said :
"Commercial operations at El Toro
would place intolerable stresses upon the
present residents in the El Toro vicinity
1•oho now tolerate military operations in
recognition of their national derense
mission.
··use of El Toro for commercial jets is
also inCt>mpatible with the urban en-
\'tronment ~·e plan and envision for the
area ."
The company spokesman said the com·
plan nor will it make any recommenda-
paoy has no intention of changing that
tion that any presiding government ag·
ency change ii.
Bresnahan had made 11 plain withoul a
change in the plan little co nsideration
could be given to even joint use of El
Toro.
'"Nothing can happen out there until the
general plan is revised [or an airport ,"
he said. ·
He said that the company has an
agreement with the Marines there wi\1 be
no additi onal development in the area
.. until I.he J\.larines no longer have use
for El Torn." He pointed out that mu ch
of the o•rea has been placed in agricul-
tural pre.lierves "[or that very reason."
According to Bresnahan, the general
plan shows school sites at both ends of the
existing runways and a major financial
center with high rise development within
the triangle created by the intersection of
the San Diego and Santa Ana freewa ys.
•·This plan if built would eliminate any
Mobile Home Developer
Gets 01( for Drain Pipe
San Clemente city councilmen lhis
week sided with the developer of a new
n1obile home park and agreed 10 accept
the firm's ideas fnr a drainage pipe , in-
stead or 11 system recommended by the
city sta[f.
The decision over the size and com-
position of the large drain pipe hc1wecn
two lakes on the ShorecHrrs Golf Cour.~P
saved Lincoln Sa ·,•ings and Loan perhaps
$50.000 in extra cos ts.
The is!ue centered over a secondary
Bank Opposition
To Course Road
Called Confusing
The city of San Clemente has asked
that lhe ,Bank of America be more
:specific in its demands t.hat no new mad
could be allowed across the San Clemente
municipal golf course to serve a proposed
major condominium project.
The bank , se rving as trustee of the
links donated to the city in 1929. has of·
ficially opposed any co nstruction of an
eidension of,venida Magdalena. J
The banK ppositions this week wa..r
ter " a , " and "confusing" by city
ncilmen.
The council has wresUed with the pro-
blem surrounding !he Douglass-Pacific
C.Orporation 's plans for the housing proj.
eel for the pasl several months.
ln th e latest communication to the city,
the bank's assish1nt cashier steadfastly
said the bank would not ellow a road.
But councilmen and developers have
argued that an easement for such a road
exists.
. C.Ouneilmcn in 1963. in essence, con·
ilrmed the casement and its avaih1bl\lty
in a land-exchange agrttmcnl with G.
Carson Ra smus.lien. the O\lo'ner of the land
'Where the housing project Is propo!ed,
Rasmus~n traded a canyoo whert 8
ball dia.mond now stands for: the rtahts to
·the easemrnt.
"1 certalnly wish the bank would Aptll
out what It d\sapprnves of instead of sen-
dtng us these haZ)I: letters," s11ld f\1ayor
Walter Evans.
"They're beating 3rouod the. bush. i.o-
1t,11d or giving us specifics." h~ added.
The city has approved the ro~• 11.~ part
Q( i packttge granted lo the development
firm last .July,
The projtcl, "'"llh more than 300 con-
dominium unit~ and 75 estate lots, ls now
in the planning sf.tigl"S.
drainage. project serving the mob\le horn'
park on the edge of the north nine of the
links.
City Engineer Phil Peter had recom·
mended that instead of a 24-inch cor·
n1ga1ed rnctal line between tv.·o lakes in
tne drainage area serving the park. one
of concretl' or transite of about 39 inches
br installed .
But in lengthy discu~sions Wednesd ay
spokesmen fo r Lincoln argurd lhat a
larger pipe could cause flood damage t()'
the lakes on !.he golf course and.because or that fear Lincoln· v.·ould not be willing
tn assume all liability for damage from
!hr new 1lrain.
L;nder the smaller rlrnin. they added,
lhe city would he held harmless from any
Iloorl damage liability.
City AUomey F. MacKenzie Brown
agreed lhat the o[fer was a legally valid
one by the development firm.
Lincoln aides further argued that they
believed it unfair that their firm should
build an expensive, new line which, would
also handle drainage from surrounding
properties which are not yet developed.
With the small line, drainage from
those properties would take the form of
sheet overflow which exists presenUy.
The decision by councilmen clears the
books on the Lincoln project •approval.
Spokesmen for the firm said there was no
further opposition to any city conditions
for tpe expensive development.
Council Scraps
Federal Funds
. Application
The City of San Clemente officially baa
changed Its mind and 1crapped its ap.
plication for 119.000 In funds under Presi-
dent NlXon's Emergency Employment
Act.
CJ11iming that they discovered too
many strings attatched ·to tht new
federal program , to hire primarily
unemployed Vietnam vettr11ns, c:0011-
cilmen voted ~-I to abandon Its ap.
plication which would have yielded funds
for three new employes of the ci ty.
But conditions on Uie grant -some of
lhem intricate -would have perhaps re-
quired the hiring of 11 coruult.8nt.
The conditions were rnoui;:-h to eool the
feet of councilmen who i;ienernlly look
wilh .liUSpic:inn on federal aid.
Con11ultan~. BS well, are not i;:entra.Jly
approved of by lilA city.
airport at El Toro," Bresnahan said as he
look a swipe at Irvine Companl' planners,
pointing out, "the general plan of the
Irvine Company calls for 415 ,000 people
-and no plan for air transportation for
all those people."
Coast Beach
Bill Signed
By Reinecke
Aeling Gov. Ed Reinecke Thursday
signed the bill certifying that the State of
California will offer $2.l million for the
purchase or the l ,500-foot shoreline which
once held the old Capistrano Beach Club.
The signature was the las~ government
hurdle in the months-old effort to obtain
state bond funds to guarantee public
ownership of the valuable stretch of
beach immediately downcoast of the
Doheny Beach State Park.
The only remaining ls.sue - a crucial
one -is the acceptance of the state's of.
fer by lhe general P~ft who pwn the
beach. .:'•;.;,.., · 1, • •
Newport Beach Assembij1man Robert
Badham, who launched and nurtured the
slate purchase effort, has r;sid he ~Con
fident lbe owners will accept Ute Slate's
offer.
The beach is still on-the open market
v,.·Jth a reported &liking price of three
million dollars.
Thomas O'Keefe of San Clemente, the
lawyer for the partners. has said tbat no
decision would come on the state offer
until an official appraisal or the parcel's
fair market value can be made.
He said if the appraisal exceeds the
state amount , then a portion of the
acreage might be sold for public use.
State parks officials hope to purchase
the wicfe, sandy beach for incorporation
into the Doheny State beach terr.itory.
Muscular Thieves
Hustle Tool Box
Front Work Site
Thieves -obviously muscular ones -
dragged a large box filled with tools and
constniction supplies from the San
Cl~ente General Hospital site siimetime
before dawn this morning.
Police said the theft occurred despite 11
watchman on duty.
The large box contained dozens of
pieces or equipment and some plumbing
supplies. It belonged to G u ire
Aiechanican Contracting, Inc., of Santa
Ana.
The item!'! were ktpt in a storai?e box
en the hospital buildiog slab. Officers
said the thieves dragged the heavy box to
the edge of the slab and loaded it up.
The estimated loss was more than
S .200, -officers saki.
rt was the second th$f.t lrom the
O!'lpital cnnstrucllon site in less than ll
week. Ea rlier this week thieves stole a
surveyor's tripod o. n d optical devJ.s:a
worth $75.
DfolLY r1LOT Siii! PllOI•
Boo
Frank·a·nd"GTenda Guerrero will be a scary pair when they don their
masks for the San Juan Capistrano Chamber oC Commerce second an·
nual Witches and Warlocks Ball Oct. 30 at the San Juan Hills Coun•
try Club. ·Cocktails are .at ,7. p.m., dinner at 8. Tickets are $3.75 per
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Things Buzzing
Mosquitoes Hit Wliite House
The Western While House hns Its
beautiful grounds, its share of birds and
world·wide fame.
But it also has too many mosquitoe s, it
was learned this week.
San Clemente City Councilman Stan
Northrup related the problem-of the
flying pests to fellow councilmen Wednes·
day after learning oi the situalion
through the counly"s Mosquito Aba tement
District.
'"The problem there was worse than
e\'er this year, so the mosquito abate-
ment folks have ordered the ~1arine
Corps to clean Ufl the problem ."
The source of the itchy pests. ~
parently is the lagoon area downcoast of
the Presidential compound.
That lies, basically, in what will
hecome the no-man's land when the. state
takes over the relinquished Camp
Pendleton property.
Northrup explained that the minor pro-
blems with the insects were discovered
when checks of special mosquito traps
revealed a bumper crop this year.
Onetime Burglar-in-Blue
Faces 10 Yeru·s i11 Prison
Former lawman Frederick Irvine has
been granted a thrte-month delay of his
sentencing on charges stemming [rnm
the looting on Sep!. iO, 1970, of the
Mission Viejo Country Club.
Orange County Superior Court Judge
Byron K. ~1cMillan orde red the former
Orange County sherifr'.li deputy to return
to his courtroom Jan. 13 for sentencing.
Irvine, 45, o[ La Habra, earlier pleaded
guilty to charges of receiving stolen pro-
perty.
Initial charges of grand theft, autn
theft, burgla ry and conspiracy were
dismisserl.
The Orange County Probation Oepart-
m&it has recommended state prison for
the burly ex-deputy . lf Judge McMillan
goes along with the recommend8tion ll
could mean a prison term of up to 10
years for the La Habran .
Irvine was one of two deputies
moonlighting as security guards for the
~1ission Viejo Company when they were
asse.rtedly surprised in the act of looting
the golf shop by the company's golf pro.
The witnel'is told off icers that he saw
Irvine and Arthur Duncan, 34, of Hun.
tington Beach, loading golfing equipmenl
and case:! of liquor in ta their patrol car.
&Duncan surrendered but Irvine led h!11
former colleagues on a wild car chase
that ended in Riverside C.Ounty wlth hi!!:
being disarmed after he had threatened
to commit suicide.
Both men were indicted by the Orange
County Graod Jury. But Duncan was
round haoged from the rafters or his
garage be.fore be could ~be arraigned on
the charges.
County '.Vote Power' Drops
Rol.ls Decrease by 62·,016; GOP Still Holds Edge
Voter registration in_.!range County.,
renecting the off-t.lectlon year, has drop.
ped 62,011 In lhe p1st year, according to
figures ttleased todAy by Registrir of
Voters David.Hilhcoclt.
Tot.Il l registration Is 540,990 compared
lo 612.06& a year ago. Repuhlic11ns still
outnumbtr Democrat.s handily but the
numerical m11rgin Is ltss. Tht figures
wilh 1970 totals In parenlhese& are : GOP
290 ,91~ <326.459); Oel}'locrat' 228,022"
(2.~2.500): GOP advantage 82.893 (73,869!.
Most Orange Coa!t communities con·
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tinUor. lo be Republican strongholds.
The current • "gurea: Ne"'l'Ort Btach
GOP. 19,140 ; Dtinocrats 6;500 : Cost•
Me'a 14.0t4 10,085; Hunliagt<W'I Beach
Zl ,980 20.J.'2: Fountain Valley 5,510 .51314;
Laguna Beoc~ <AM 2,796. ·
Seal ~ti O,C3 i.123 ; San Clemente
4,9$1 2,09$; SM J~an Capistrano 1,268
553.
Coastal{.irea clUes Wil,b a majority of
t>emocrab tre l11s Almltn.~ 1,836 1.003:
Westminst!r J 1,047 «.H1: Uninrorp:ira'kd
communities, Sul\Set ~ch 276 272.
Unincorporated artas with a
'I
preponcle.ra~ of .Republican votera are
Laguna mus 1,166 J.;159; Clrplstraoo
3:•~nana Polnt·t,286 71K: Et
i ~.,,~,.Emera~ B•y w · 106;
So40t ),.juna' 3,~59 1;080; lr<lne 1,1119
731: Bay .yW<S.ntA Alia Heights) 1.202 842. ••
Min<t
J\merican
-Freedom,
Thcr~ 111re
COU(lly W
party aUl)
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y registration figures are
epenttent, 3,249: Peace and
I and miscellaneol1$ 93.
.903 .potential vmers in the
decllned to name a pollUcal
Ion.
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Toda~• Flnal
JEN CENTS
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U.S. Judge,
SMUDean
Win Posts
WASHINGTON (AP) -President Nixon
selected U.S. District Judge George H.
.Boldt of Washington state today to head.
the tripartite Pay Board,which will con-
trol the wage increases . American
workers receive during Phase 2 of the ad-
ministration's anti-inflation program.
He named C. Jack.son Grayson Jr.,
lean or Southern Methodist University's
business school, to head the compaoioo.
Price Commission.
And Nixon immediately f o Id the tw1
boards he wanted them to undertake the
fight against inflation "without lnsUtution
CJf massive controls."
The boards will be doomed to failure,
Nixon said, if they "rely too much on
govP.rnmenl sanctions.''
l"Oe ·iS-nlan Pay Board is composed of
equal numbers of labor, management an~
public members -· with the five public
members expected to cast the swing
votes In chartin~ standards for wage
hikes after the Phase 1 freeze expires
Nov. 13.
AU seven members of the Price C.om-
mission. which will decide how much
bullinesses may raise their prices, are
from the public, generally east coast
resident.II.
Nixon selected five unlon le8ders, in-
cluding AP'L-CIO President George
:f..teany, as labor representative!'!, and he
selected a group of corporate executives
as business members. The four other
public members of the Pay Board are:
-Arnold Weber. 42, Chicago, who is
re.signing as "'ecutive director of the
C.Ost of Living Council tCJ lake the post.
-Neil H. Jacoby, 112, Westwood, a
business and economics profes.sCJr U
UCLA.
-William Caples, Gambler. Ohio.
president of Kenyon College and forme r
vice president of Inland Steel Co.
-Kermit C'.ordon, 55. of Washington.
D.C., a former federal budget bureau
director and member of the Counc il of
Economic Advisers under Democratic
administrations who now ls pre!ident of
the Brookings Institution.
Wlio's Greatest? .
Neither of Them
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) -When
Gov. Winfield nunn received a letter ad·
dressed to ''Tennessee's G re a test
Governor," he did the modest thing, He
sent it lo his predecessor, Buford EH·
ington.
Ellington, 11lso modest. returned It
unopened, with a note saying it must
have been for Dvnn .
So Dunn opened it.
It .. began : "Dear Governor Browning . . . "" Gordon Browning left office. In January
1953.
Exchange Chief Quits·
NEW YORK (AP) -Robert \V. Haack
says he will step down as president of tht
New York Stock Exchange July 31 when
his Ct>ntract expires.
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Orange
Weather
Thal old devil fog will roll back
In Saturday morning and evening.
c:Oollng things down to 68 degrees
along ttie coast a11$1 7S further in·
land, with overnight lows in the ~
56 ,range. •
INSmE TODAY
Rick Woods, tha btst motor-
cycle racer in the countrv, toiU
be parUcipating in Costa Mesa
rocts tonight. Stor"JI and picture.r
ore in todo11'1. Weektndtr on
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Ca11 Playboy Discover
W 01·thwhile Y ar11 Here
B) JOH ~ VALTERZA
01 tl'lt o.ity "1!01 ~1u1
On the agenda the standard heading is easy lo ignore.
All it says is .. Comments from Councilmen." but on occasion !hat htlle
lte..'?1 can yield some spicy 1idb1l!!. . .
The\• came this v•eek 1n San Clemente from Councilman Thomas 0 Keefe,
\\"ho asked the si mple qtJesl!on of his fello\1 s •
"Has anvone from Fla\bov talked to an y of )Ou,''
And thal·s about all he. 1.,.oiJld say
Ulunc1lmen were (lbviouslv curious. .
Three reporters and one s0Je audience men1ber '':ho
v.·as s!it! -literally -av.·ake were interested as v.·ell.
1The only other person in the audience v.•as asleep\.
"I dnn ·t real!v knov.· v.·hat it's all about." O'Keefe
added. but I know fhe someone has been inlervJe\\•1ng in
lov•n for a possible article on San Clemente.
Thanks a lot. Councilman Tom.
L1!llt! gems like that make folks in lo\\TI uneasy.
\\'hat"s the gu~· going to !iay about San Clemente lhat mig ht be v.·orth
that hefty check Hugh Hefner pays for yarns?
Local writers have tried to make colo rful copy of San Clemente, Richard
Nixon and all the other stuff.
So ha ve the dozens of 11TlLers v.·ho follow the Adm1n1slrat10~ everywhere
ln the ~·orld
But writing about San Clemente -ABOUT San Clemente and where h-Ir.
Nixon fits in -is tough.
Because, to put it bluntly. the to\\11 is the same whether the great one
ls here or not.
But trying to convince people of that fact -people who don't live here
-is impossib le.
They don't believe that tl!r. Nixon only alights from his car once a year
lo buy candy or a beac h ball.
The rest of the time he and Bebe Rebozo drive around a litt le, occasion-
ally get caught in a dead-end up in Trabuco or Ortega spmewhere. then drive
back.
Oh , , . l'o1r. Nixon vo ted here once.
Face facts, folks.
President Richard Nixon loves his rompound, his beautiful Spanish house
and the v.·ea ther, scenery and seclusion.
He CQmes he re to gel away from it al/, not to wander the streets and
get mobbed at every turn.
And San Clementeans ha ve learned to handle the \\'hole situation v.·ith
unbelievable aplomb.
No one sells vial!! of sea "'ater on street comers guaranteed lo c:oine
from Nixon's Point.
So sniff around all you wan t. Playboy.
But betcha a bunny that Hugh Hefner ya~11s when he reads the final
draft.
_ .. But \\'ait a minute.
There is an idea that"ll get the little town in print.
Maybe th e phantom Playboy scribe isn·t a \\Titer at all.
Think of it . . a five page photo spread just like lhey do it In London,
Israel. Russia and Hawaii.
~ ''The Girls of San Clemen le.··
' " ... a dazzling pictorial on !he bumpe r crop of beauties from that sleepy
, Spanish village by lhe sea."
Nix.011 Vow s Wo111a11Juclge
On High Cou1·t In Future
WASHINGTON (UPI\ -President
.;'ixon. who maintained !he all·ma!e tradi-
lon of the Supreme Court in nominating
.:; justice!! \\'iiliam H. Rehnquist and
,ev;is F. Powell Jr .. vowed today. '"there
"ill be a v.·oma n on the Su preme Court.··
In a speech to the National Federation
•f Republican women. Nixon said he "·as
~roud of the l.,.,o men he named to the
:ourt Thursday night.
"f know that a great many 111 this au-
11ence. including my \\"ife, \\anted a
•·oman to be not on!\' considered bu! ap·
iointed to the cour1>· Nixon said ... But
\'e have made a beg1nn1ng. There "'ill be
I woman on the Supreme Court "
The president imphed it was !ht
~merican Bar Associalion·s reiect1on of
:ali!ornia Judge ii.lildred !.!lire Iha!
1revented the naming of lhe first fei nale
nr mber of the l/1gh Court
'"I feel some~hal Jonell." \1\on !nld
1is v.•oman audience. "l'rTI the onh n1a n
.n the pla tform. I n1us! sa~· tha!'s·a bri-
er break than a \101nan gets \1·hen she
ORA.Nii! COAST
DAILY PILOT
• CIAAH(;J!' CO.UT PIJll l.SHll<iG <tf.\1'1Jft
'-ob.rt N. W1•d
•r•ii:lll!I llnd Pu~hlla"
goes before the American Bar Assoc1a-
l1on .
"\'r"hen I the AB.o\) JUry of !2 decides 011
!he merits of the nominees that the
President submits to thent ... !he iury
should have af least one woman on ii.··
Although the President submit!ed the
names of six potential nominees to the
ABA. he did not consult ~·ith the associa·
lion about the qualification of either
Rehnquist or Po....-ell
Although there ,;ere 1nd1cat1ons the
nomination of any of those six v.ould be
fought \·1gorously 1n S<>nate confirrna11n 11
~ceed1ngs. lhe nom1na11oits of Hehn· .q,m, and Po11ell evoked no hostihtj
:'\1xon clearl)· experted -and said he
did -that hi~ non1inre5 would bring
fnrth a "strict consln1<:\H1n1."I · n1a1only
11n the l'iench "for gencrallons to con1r . ··
l "nlF~S Senatr confirma!ron hearing!!i.
J1 ~ely to opr.n shortl.r after \ov. :!, pro-
dtJre the sort or rlan1ag111.11 prrsonul
disclosures 11 h1ch defratrrl no1ninees ('Ir·
nien! F'. ll:J\'nsworth Jr. of Sou1/1
Carolina and
0
G. 1-farrold Carswell or
Florida. it 1vas ronsidered 11 rerLaint y
that Rehnquist and Po .... ·ell \1ouJd ~·in the
Senate's .. advise and coosent.'' A. ma-
JOr1t~· vot e is required lo c·onflrn1
nominee s.
City Cool
To Proposal
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From Chief
. .\ propo:.al by Laguna 's new Police
Chief Jostph J\eliy that the city council
authorize the hiring of a rel'ords bureau
:;uper11~or to help sort out the ··rnorass
ot p<>per"' 111 the pol1ee department "a!!
given a t•ool reception by budget·con-
sc1ous C1!~ tou11c1l men this ~·eek_
:'\ottng that the council had authorized
a nf'\-\' typi~t-~·lerk position for !he depart-
ment 111 us current hud~et. Kelly :.aid
tha1 on ref1ett1on he l"(>alized 1l11s would
nor be a sarisfactory soluuon.
\\'hat is needed. he .said. IS a co1nplete
analvs1s of the current record :.\stem and
de,·e"lopn1en! of a new and betier systern
of handling the steadily incre asing load of
paper 1rork demanded by the courts.
The erentual aim. he added, 1vould be
to get !hr records into condition for com -
puterizatJon, in keeping 11·ith current
trends throughout the country
The :;upervisor's salary \1•ould be
higher than that of the typist-<:lerk. Kelly
said. and the difference of S2.424 for the
b1:i!ance of the fiscal year could be
transferred from unexpended money for
another police hudg et item.
Councilman Charlton Boyd noted that
the sala ry difference on an annual basis
-with a $516 monthly maximum fo r a
typist-clerk and a $929 maximun1 for the
supervisor -would amoun~ to some
$4,000 and that the superviso r pay \\"Ould
be seven steps higher than that of the ci-
ty clerk \\·hose job, he said is ··much
more responsible,"
··r m afraid of build ing a hierarehy in
one department." said Boyd , "and l"d
suggest you examine this further as In
actual need and try to live \\'ith it for this
budget year."
Council man Ed\-\·ard Lo rr said he fe lt
!he chief knew better what wa!! needed
and moved apprO\'al of the request.
City n1anage r La\\'rence Rose said he
would not advise a delay of another year.
··There are two solutions." he said, "Get
the record s into condition lo be con1-
puteriu-d or keep adding more people.
I think lhe chief"s proposal 11r·oul d reduce
the future deman d for add itional clerical
personnel and w•e'd spend less in the Jong
rnn
Couneilman R•1 y l loln1 questioned the
riced for hiring a full 11me Jiystems
analyst for one ("ity department.
··If the records 1vere put into shape. it
should just be a housekeeping situation
fron1 !hen on " said Holn1 . "\l/ouldn"t 1t
be possible lo hire a qualified consultant
for this'"'
l\ellv said ronsultan!s \l'ere a1·a1!ahle
hu1 hf. did no! kno1v the c:osl. tilaylir
J~11.:hard Goldb<'rg said it seemed to him ;i
lernporary assignment would he sl1ff1-
1·1('n\. "Sin('e wf> ~eem lo be building up In
a counL'il 1Jenial." he J.i!d .f\e!ly "'Oo .10(J
11ant us to 1ote now , or 11·ould you rather
seek an alternate solu!lon~·· It 11;is
n~reed !hat Kellv and Rose 1vnuld ex·
:1m1nc the rnatlet: lul"ther .
I sabel L. Boyle
Services Slated
:.\t Pacific Vic\\
Funeral serv1crs 11·!1] be held at 11 a 111
S<t turday for Emeral<l Ra y resident
r~abcl L. Boylr \1-h<1 died \\"ecinesdav al
lhr ;i~c of 58 :it South Coast Co1n1nun11y
J!o:;p1ta!
~1rs . Ro.1lr 11ho had 11\ed 111 1he
l.a~1111<1 Bf'a1 ·h area tor !he µasl 1 ~ \f'llr~
11.1:-ac111r 111 1qlun1rer 11nrk .11
•"h lldren·i; Jlo~p1r al 111 nran~r a11d 11;i~
11ote-d for hrr rffor1s to help handi capped
<·hilC:::rcn .
The sr!'1 ites 1r1ll hC' held :<I l';u·1fir
\'tell' Chapel in ("orona del '.lltil' 11nd Ill·
lcr111ent 11·111 fnllo1v al Pac1f1c \"1ew
~·lemorial Park.
~1 rs. Boyle, or 1101 En1erald Bay. 1.~
l'Urvived by !wo daughters. Susan Eyck
nnd r1ctoria Straube]. a s1:;!er. \"1rg1n1a
Crane and three grandchildren.
J•('< R. Cu1!1y . Ya ,.,..,_,, 9lld Gww11 Mtr11ov
Tka111s K10.,j)
ff11or
Tbo101 11 A. li'll"~)i;ft t
Mw>q q l!&oi'>r
Qm1-H. l ea1 Jilit~1rd P. Nill
h.Wikinl ~lnt El11"'1.
' I Laguna Encroachments
Can Be Removed-Aide
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l':ncroachmenlc; blocking a C'on-
~ trO\'ersial alley in Laguna Beach prob-
abl.v t:an be remored \\'1thou1 _liti galio11 .
t:i!y aqornt"y Tul~y Scj1notir told ihe ti!,v
('O'.&J('i) lh1s \\'eek. hut only ll rhe cit~'
<·on1es up with deflnile plan.~ to re-open
the alley lo traffic.
Learning !hat the projet•I could t:ost in
the neighborhood or $15.000 to $20,000,
t:ouncilmen agreed there \\·ould be no way
In squeeze such an amount out or lht
present budge! and \'Ot!<t una nimously lo
c.:onsider the alley imprO\~tm~nt as a
budget item next vear.
The aJlt~'. runfiing parallel to Glen· fie~ Street and Coast Highway. fro m
Anita Strttt to Thalia Street. has been
closed l6 ''E'hicular traffic for years.
since the grade ~·as lo'A·ered and a flight
of ~teps built in the right-of·~·ay in the
C'Our~e of additions to the Laguna· Beach
f\lor1uar\
Sermnur said he had conferrM with
John i\hnter, ovrner rrl the propert ~·. \Vho
r;ald hf': would remo1 e all lhe en·
croa<:hrnenL<1 cJccpt a will of the
mortuary .;>uilding, 14 h1ch projects onl y
one fool 1nro the aJle), iI the city ii
serious aboul completing the alle y im-
provem ent.
Seymour said it \\·as unlikely l'l ctlurt
11·ould order the building \\'all mored
batk. but ii is not a seriotis impair1h£>11t,
IJO\l"f'ver. 1.:hanging the grad e of the alley
would im pair access to so1ne garages and
a car storage lot and the city'"probably
~·ould have lo count on severance
da1nages in the ntighborhood of $5.000.
City engineer .Joseph Sweany said con·
struction CO!!ts to rrstore the alley for
traffic passage would amount to aboul
$7.500. These sums. added to legal ex-
penses or some $2.500 and an appraisal
fee to establish da mages of $500 to $1.000.
~·ould bring Iota! cost lo more than
$15.000. Cit y manager l.a11·rence Rose
s1dd it \.1-'0uld be advisable to count on an
additional sum for CQntinge ncies. since
removal of dirt might necessitate
building some supporting wells .
Councllman Chnrllon Boyd \1·ho. ~·11h
r.ouncilmnn Edward Lorr, has been
wresthng \\•Ith the alley proble m for
son1e time, siud they were pleased !ht
!'iize of the problem "has been 1,1•h!ttled
down a bit" but. addtd, "lhe money just
i.sn't available "°"',"
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Just Lil~e tlae 'Old Cm•ps'
!<.Iar1ne Gunnery Sergeanl Jim1nie Brocato takes a
sip of 1\'a rn1 \l'aler from his canteen d uring a 50-
mile hike 'fhursaay on El Toro Road near the ritarine
('or ps .\ir Slatton. The comn1andanl of the ritarine
<·o rps promised the n atiori that !tJture r.la rines \~·ould be lean and hard . B~e commanders took the
hint.
Development Halt Seen
Board See ks Solution to Big Setv age Pileup
8)' FIA:\I El.A HALLA:"\
01 Tn• Di ii• Piiot Siii!
The :\1ou ll on·N1guel \Yater District
laced \VJth a pr<Jblem that could halt area
devel opment -1s seeking alternate wa ys
lo handle increasing amounts of sewage
t ·arl f\ymla. manager of the district.
said Thursday his district has not yet
been asked by l/1e Regional \\'ater Qua l1·
tv Control Boa rd to stop accepting sell'er
t·onneetions But he said the ~loul\011·
r\iguel treatment !ac1lities are reaching
capacHy and in terim solutions \\"Ill ha\·e
lo be lound until the new treatmenl
lac1l 1ty in San Juan Capistrano. \~h1ch
ti!oulton·\1guel will share, is con1p!eted.
Hideous
Sorne districts -Dana Po1nl and
Laguna Beach -have already been ask-
ed to slop accepting sewer connect1on!'i
until improveincnts are 1nadc because of
o,·erloaded facilities .
l\\·rnla said Ju~ district has been asked
b.1 the \1·ater 11wal11y control board to sub-
1n1t an 101rr1m sewage plan 1lntJI the new
treatment tacilities are cornpleted.
lnter1n1 plans subm il!ed W !he board or
directors include as\..1ng South Laguna for
an additional ~00.000 go.lions per da y in ii$
treatment plant This \\·ould provide a
total of t.,.,·o m11l1on gallons per day at
that facJ..lity .
Another alternat1\"e is to d1Scharge el-
Deaths
LA Bru.t<tlit v to A ni1nals Tol<l ·' I.OS A,"\(;El.ES I t;Pr I -A forn1er cl\.\'
an1n1al t·onlrol officer testified under
nath Th1U"sday that he :ia11• f·at.s and dogs
beaten to death 1r1th lead pipes and dog
lights staged at Los Angrles anunal
:-helters.
Slerf' Bough, a pre\'eter1nary st udE-nt
<11 \'alley College, "'as a v.·itness at a city
r·ounc1I hearing on alleged 1n1slreatn1cnt or ;:in1111dls.
lie :;aid hr \\"Orkrd for the arurnal
re,E!li!allon drpartn1rnt fron1 :\·larch. 1!!69
10 April, 1971 Hr said he was tol<l 1ha1
a11in1al <onrrol offlcr-r~ ··rullrd ntr hr.id~
fir 11\c IJ1 rds tu srr ho\1 far thr hlood
1101rld squirt
J)og l1gh1.~. he added. werr. staged alter
hours hv offlt'C!'~ at ~on1r sh('lter:;
1\n1n1al~ 11t'rr p!acetl 111 a i;o.eallt•d
r u1h:inas1a 111ach1ne !u be killed b.v
rlr cornpress1on. hf' said, but 1n rnan1·
t ases attentlanrs dtd nnt chcL'k IQ sec 1f
lhc.v 11crc· reall.\ drad ~for(' throwing
t/1em In disposal bins.
In othf'r in.stances of alleged cn1el11·,
Rough :;aid hp sa11· ;,n ll'IJUred pigeon fed
to a 11·f'asel·l1kc South Arnrrican anin1al
<1nd addrrl rhat o!her rrnplo:-rs told htni
i.111ens ;in<l pupr1r~ 11 rrr fp<J 10 la:-ge
~nake.~
Hobert f. Ru~n. rnief of lhe Animal
Rl·gula!1on i)r1i:irrrnent h:i1t no nn·
111rrl1a1e reph· 10 the test1n1on~.
fluent into Laguna !\iguel Lake until the
El .'\i1guel Golf Course effluent program is
In operation, if II can be \l'Orked out "'ill!
lhe Orange County Flood Control
District.
A-ihird alternab1•e is tn expand one
plant fron1 ;i t:a pac1ty of a half-million
gallons IK'r da~ to 0J\e·1nilhon gallons.
Hcqu1ren1ents for expanding the plant
are being "·orked out \1·1th the \\'ater
quatit~ control board.
Kymla alw said the .\llssion \1iejo
< ornpany is plaruung a method v.·h e1n
!he firm can accept 400.000 gallons per
d<1y or effluent during the ~·inter a!n
period.~ \1'hen thrv norn1ally eould o!
take deJi1·ery of effluent.
lie also said a por!ion of !he-new n
.liian plant 1n1gb1 bP al";iilablc lot i se
prior 10 total complet1 011. But !hrs woul d
h<il"e 10 be negotiated 1r1th San Jua n
Capistrano.
\\"hen the 11e11· facil11y i.-. C:(l n1pleted.
'.lloulto11·.\'1guel 11"1!1 hnl'e an 1ncrea~ed
1.;1pacity of four·n11lt1un g;ill1111~ rer lay.
l\yrnla said 1t now appears that the
rl1!>tric! 11·11! ha1e lo pay a quRrter of a
1n11!1on doll<1rs more for its pot"t ion of thP
i·onstruction of thr 11p1v planr. Thal 11'ould
bring the district"s share to S2.25l.OOO for
110 percent of the-ne""' plant's additional
lapacit~
But because of the Dana Point Sarutarv
IJ1.strict's need for capacit1 111 .the ne;v
pla nt !hf' \loulroo-\ir;ue! \Yate.r 01str1ct
1n1ght be asked 10 ghe up part of its
1·apaeif.\
_l\yrnl;i said this ....-1!1 ha1 e lo be
1!('.i;Olia!ed ar a special mt>e!1ng
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LAR GEST SE LECT ION IN THE ARE A
For t h• fine1t in ''Jliri9, qu•lity, 1•l•t tion,
•nd 1•r.,.ite, fr y Te "'o" Hem ert, lnt1 rior1.
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YOt M, NO. 253, 4 SECTION S, +4 PAGES ORANGE COl;JNTY, CifJ:IFORNIA FRIDAY, OCTOBEJ( 12, 197 f J EN CENTS
Dormant Freeway I·ssue Resurfaces in Laguna
Tht Coast Freeway issue, long dorman t
In Laguna Beach, was reopened th is week
ta representatives of several community
~rganizations urged the city council to
rescind its endorsement of the inland
freeway route and ask the State Highway
Commission to reo pen route hearings.
Citing retent co ncerns with the en·
vironmental and eco!ogical impact of
rreeways, the speakers rroposed that the
ci ty now should take a stand opposing the
construction of any nl."w freeway in the
1outh county area.
Two veterans of Laguna 's ~ix-year
1trugg!e to hav e the pr oposed freew ay
moved from the coast to tbe inland rou te
behind the hills, Victor Andrews' and Har-
ry Grimsley, warned that the result of
new hearings could well be "something
worse than the route now planned."
Speaking in favor of reopening the
~mpson of Pro . environment People
Kirkpatrick of the Citizens' Town Pla n·
ning Associat ion. James Dilley of the
Laguna Greenbelt, Bea Whittl esey of the
Laguna Beac h Histo rical Society, Carol
thompson o f Pro-environment-People
IPEPJ, Fran Engleha rt of Village
Laguna and Jon Brand, who said he was
speaking as an individual rather tha n for
lhe Civic League of which he is president.
Some of the spea kers said they had
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supported the early campagin thal
resulted in a state .decision in 1967 to
move the adopted route inland, but main-
tained that circumstances since have
changed. They cited new ecological con·
cems. development or interest in the
Green~t. the fact that problems with
the New!Xlrt Beach segment of the
freeway coukl result in an unfavorable or
even an unfinished freewa y in the
southern sector, change or route, the
slowdown in lhe Orange Cou nty popula·
tion boom and the probable development
in the next 10 years of new transportation
methods.
Damage to the entire coastal area from
the const ruction of another freeway could
1se
be an "eeolog1cal disaster" of major pro-
!Xlrtions , said the CTPA. "We do not need
the Coastal Frf'""way now. We probably
will 1.ot need Jt in t.~ future," said
Village Laguna, citing major changes in
population projections. ,
And rews, ' recalling the s i x • y ea r
freeway fight during which some m.ooo
v.•as spent on engineering studies to
persuade the state of the feasibility of an
inland route. countered, "I hate freeways
as much as anyone else, and if you coold
stop the de velopment in Irvine, Laguna
Niguel, Mission Viejo and the Moulton
Ranch this argument might be valid.
"But t.be figure& on Orange County
growth are not correct. Although it has
slov.·ed down, it's still the fastest growing
county in the. United States. Originally
not one. but two freeways were planned,
and only the assurance that Laguna
Beach would never permit high ris~. high
density development peniuaded the
Highway Commission to accept the route
change. ·
Pacific Coast Highway is seriously
overloaded now, he added, because the
existing freeways are overloaded and the
only possible way to keep more people
from driving through Laguna Is with a
freewa y.
Grimsley warned that opening up the
a
route talks again would be "playing with
fire."
"l spent eight years of my life and a
good deal of money trying to protect this
community and get the freeway back of
the hills. If you can produce a way to ban
the automob ile you might have a chance.
If you open it up again now you will end
up with so mething much worse than what
· Ls now planned."
Mayor Richard Goldberg, recalling the
unity displayed when 1,000 Lagunans at-
tended the 1967 hearing that resulted in
the route change said the opinions ex·
pressed "come to me as quite a shock,
but, as with the height limitation, we (the
council ) want what lhe people want."
SPCA Hou11ded
Dog Esca pes, Rooters Don't
Laguna Petition
In Court Action
A pair of cheering onlookers \Vere arrested Thursday aflemoon In the
Woodland Dr ive area of Laguna Beach for allegedly hounding an animal co n·
trol officer trying to ca pture a stray dog .
The d0g catcher from the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty t0 Ani.
mals !SPCA) anticipa ting the usual round of jeers, ca lled police prior to even
entering the Laguna Canyon community to round up the loose animals.
Officers arri\'cd to find a small cro11·d cheering the dogs and booing the
SPCA. Police tried to calm d0\1•n the spectators as the animal control off ic er
closed in on a stray. ·
But tv .. o men then broke from th e crov.•d and began chasin g the animal,
urging it to !\cc, investigators said.
The men v.·ere ta ken into custodv for interfering with authorities and
Iden tified a!! David W. Dwyer, 311, of iZ67 Fairyv.·ood Lane, and Richard 0.
Arnold, 21. of Santa Ana.
The dog got 11way,
$250,000 Matching Fund
.For MaiI1BeachParkOl{'cl
Laguna Beach city manager Lav.·rence
Rose has announcc>d the approval of a
$2f)(),000 matching fund Land and \\'ater
Airport Chief
Cites Buildup
Planned development on the Jrvine
Ra ncll v.·ou)d pre1·en l lhe use of the l" S,
Marine Corps Air Stut1on at El Toro as a
civilian commercial airport. Orange
County Airporl Oirector Robe rt
Bresnahan said today.
Conservation gran t for fo.1a in Beach park
development.
The funds , he told the city council this
\\·eek, v.·ill be avail able Nov. 30.
Lnder lhe grant , the city will be reim·
bursed at lhe rate of 50 cents to the
dollar for ex pe nditures up to the cur·
rently budgeted $&00,000 to complete ac·
quisition and development under Phase 1
of the pa rk program .
Reimbursement can be claime d as ex·
p€nd1tures are n1arle, Rose explained.
·(For cx;imple , l\'e i;penl ~12.000 on plan
preparation "<Ind \~ immediately !;le en-
r11 !crl 10 cl::1in1 $1i,OOO, so the cash fl o\V
can be ma1nta1ned." Celestial Circtis
By BARBARA KR.ElBICH
01 ltle D•llY Piie! ll•tl
Legality of the iniliative pelition th at
led to the Laguna Beach high raise elec·
tion Aug. 3 was challenged tOOay in a
court action fil ed against the city by
reallor Vern Taschner.
Attorney' ·for Taschner,_'fho previou&.ly
<'-~ •""'"~'1~~oeti0il; ;tned ·1 petition for 1 writ of mandate HUN to declare the initiative un· -_: cwdUtil&il tn the Pourtb otatrict Court
· cf Appta\s; San Bern,nllno.
IJ -~ the llU!t WIJllLI l11Y1lidale tbt eJectfon in whkb flt pirc:tnt of the
city'• regl!l.tf'l!d volen: approved, by 8 13-
1 margin, a 36-foot hejgbt lbnitation far
building1 in Laguna.
Mayor Richard Goldberg was given a
aipy of the complaint 1t his Laguna
Beach restaurant, Sunny's-Sidewalk Cafe,
Thursday afternoon. The mayor was ron·
ferring with city m11nager Lawrence
Rose in the restaurant patio when he was
handed a copy of the 65-page document
filed by the' Los Angele• law firm of
Mathews, Lane and Hoag, in Taschner·s
behalf.
The firm , whic h also handled the pre-
election suit challenging the legality C'lf
Utt initiative, also represents the Hotel
Laguna Corporation.
In effect, the city ls asked to declare
the initiative illegal and refrain from en·
forcing the ordinance , or tn 1ppe11r in
court to show cause why it ahoold be en·
forced .
The clerk of the Fourth District Ap-
pellate Court said it is now up to the
court f.tJ de cide whether to grant or deny
the peti tion. If it Is granted. a he;irin~
d11le wil l be set, and city attorney Tully
Se ymour will present U-1e city's case.
The suit i!\ gimllar to one filed in
Bresnahan sairl the lr\'i ne Co mapny
general plan calls for intense develop-
ment at"both ends of the existing mili tary
and proposed commercia l runv.•ays.
Irvine Company spokesma n this morn·
lng said what Bresnahan said Is true and
reiterated its opposition lo consideration
of the airfield as a future commercial
jetport.
The funds, he added, are for ac qu isition
of additional parcels and developme nt of
tht! park, over and above the initial
purchase price.
The mo ney comes from the federal
Land and Wate r Acquisition Fund pro-
gram which is administered by the slate.
A colorful sky sho1v brightens the beachfron t along the Orange Co ast
Thursday nig ht, the result of a test launch or a Minuteman intercon ·
tinential ballistic missile. The red and bl ue display lit up the night sky
at 6:40 p.m. and \Vas caused by li ght bouncing off ice crystals in the
missile's contrail.
Orang~ County Superior Court before th e
high rise election and upheld by Judge J .
E. T. Rutter, whos e decision was later
overturned by the appellate court ln
response to an appeal filed by attorney
William Wilcoxen . The Supreme Court ot
the State of California then refused to
grant a hearing in the" attempt to halt the
A compa ny officer said the land
development firm opposes both interim,
or permanent commercial use of the
airfield by commerci&.l carriers.
In addition, the city manager said, the
city has another application pending for a
Legacy of Parks grant. ThiJI: applic.11tion
for an outrig ht cash granL of $225,000 is
now in Washington and "preceeding well "
he said.
Nixon Tabs Two Czars
eltclion. The·appellate court at that lime
ruled that legality of the initiative still
could be challenged after the ~lection .
City Manager Rose Aid today he was
not surprised by the suit, 1iRcf! Taschner
earlier bsi(l declared hii intent to have "\.\'e ire opposed to interj,m use of El
Toro by commercial airffa£t becau se
that v.'ou!d be a fool in the door to
permanent use and the re are already
overflights of establishe r! and emerging
urban development of Ro~smoor Leisure
World, Lake Fores!, Missinn Viejo,
Laguna Niguel, 'I'ustln and Orange," he
gaJd.
At present Rose said, the city ls con·
templating the issuance of additional
bonds in the amount of $750.000 by the
non·profit corporatio n that bought the
!\fain Beach. or by a new corP.Oration, to
generate the additional capital needed to
finance the total $1'.2 mil lion ;:acquisition
and development program for the Main
Beach.
For ·Pay, Price Panel,s
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the initiative ruled illegal, should the
election be 1uccessful .
The petition .11tlege11 th11t the height
~ limit ordinance is an attempt to ch11r.ge
WASHINGTON (AP l -President Nixon
~elected U.S. Distric t Judge George H.
Boldt of Washingcon stale today tct·head
the .tripartite Pay Board which will con·
County 'Vote Power' Drops . ' •
~oll.s Decrease by 62,016; GOP Still Holds Edge
Voter rtgistralion in Ora nge County, Unue to be Republican strongholds. preponderance of Republican voterr are
r,necting 1he off-e.lecUon ye.11r, has drop-~·current figures: Newport Beach Laguna Hills 9,156 2,159: Caplitrtlno
ped 62 016 In the past year according lo GOP, l9,l40; Democrats 6·500; Costa Beach 195 638· Dana Point t,286 704· El ' ' . Mesa 14.CH4 10.085: HunUngton Beach · · _ ' fJgures releas<!d loday by Reg1slrar of 22,980 20,IB2: Feun\aln Villey 6,510 5,314 ; Toro 3,7M f:oo.(; Emerald Biy Ml ltfl;
Voters David Hllhcock. La~na Beach 4956 2.7911. South Laguna 3,459 l,OIK>; Irvine l,'400
Total regh1tr11!lon is 5~0.990 rompared Seal Beach 9,423 6,123~ San Clemente 731; Bay Vie w (SanLI Ana Height.!) l,202
to 612,066 a year t1go. Republica ns !:till 4 !f~I 2,095; San Juan Capistrano 1,268 842. ,
outnum ber lkmoc rats handlly but 1he s.~1. Mino r ~y registration figures arc
numerical margin I:; lc11s. The figures Coa!!l31 area cities with a majorlty of American Independent, 3,2.49 : Peace ind
with J970 totalii in p!rcnth~e!l are : GOP Oemocrats are Los Aliimitos 1,836 hfJ0.3: Freedom, 1,781 and ml11ct-llaneous~ 93.
290.915 (326,459): Dcmocr'iHs 22.fl.022 \Vcstminster 11 ,047 8,647. Unincorpo raied The.re ire· 25.90.1 potential voters In the
(252 ,590); GOP advintage 62,893 (73,669). cnmmun ities, Sunset Beach 276 272. county who declined to name• political
Mo:;t Orange Coasl rommunitles con· Unincorporated areas ' I l h 1 party aftUlatlon.
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\ . kd amend the zoning ordinance without trot the w)ge tncreases American complying \'V"ith the requirements of 1.he
workers receive during Phase 2 fl/ the ad· planning and zoning lawi; of the state. It
ministration's antl·inOation prqgr\m. further alleE!eS lhllt the authority to deal
· He n a RI e d c J k G ay· son Jr. wllb zoning laws~ e press\y delegate~ to
· ~c son r . . • the city councll and •nnlng commls~1on lean· or Southern Methodist Un1vers1ty'a and tMt this author ~nnot be taken
huaineas school, lo head the companion away through a tiq iniUative
Price Commhslon. ordinance.
And Nixon immediately to l d the two The inlUatlve onlln , it is charged,
L •• ~ L °'• cannot be la..t\llly -9ft pn>Villo!tJ O(
,uY&I u5 he w1nted tbe'ln to underta.~e u~ the atate boutlnl-Jaw ntber than.the zoo.
fight op inst lnllaUon "without lnJlilut!Dn Ing law, ... proponoOt. of U.. lnHiaU'9
of massive conlrols.".. -
The boorcla Will be doomed to r.Jlutt,
Nixon. ~. 1r ihe1 ..... 11 ;;&much Schools, PoBt Office aOvemment llndlMI." ' · ' . ' \
,,,. IS.-Pay Board b com of Clo~d on .v eu' Day
eciuaJ nurpbers.of. Jabor. ma apd ...
public membe~ -wilh the ltve J)Ubllc ln' n1tionil oblttvance or Veterans'
members eJpected to cast \the< awing Day M!>ndey\ t.lgwll Be1c'h 11ehoot1 and
votes In chafUng ~1tndards fw ~wage city ofTlce!! will close Ind ~re win be no
hikea aft.er the, Phase I freeze espites mall dCllvery. '
Nov. 13. . By Congresslon11 ·decree. all federal
All seven menibers af the Prior Com-employe.s will be 1iven 1 h9llday and the
min ion,· which will decide how much pollt o((lce11wlll not. be opn f6r business.
bt.udnepes m11y raise ·their, prk:u, are u·owever, tr1u1h wUI be . collected a.a
rrom th6 publk, 1e,ner~y ea.at coast usu1l _ IOd.moet merchaotarlld btnlta: wW
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ma intam. Rnd fi nally, when the
legislature has presrribed that action be
performed by a local body , the electorale
is excluded .
Rose said today. ''It is my un-
derstanding that this action will have no
immediate effect. since lhe ordinance re·
mains valid until the court rules
r.therwise."
The lengthy court document cites a
long list of "point! and authorities,"
irmong-them the fict that •'damages will
be suffered by the petitioner."
Attorney William Wiicoxen, who spear.
beaded the legal fight f() hold the elec-
tion. commenled today, "What they're
saying is that the state legislature can,
by legislation, deprive the people of their
initiative power within the constitution. 1£
they can do this in term s of land use and
zoning matters, it takes a broad area out
of the initia tive process. It presents some
inleresting legal issues.''
Wilcoxen ~aid that in researc hing the
subject ea rlier he had discovered many
changes tn the laws in the past 10 )'ears
and said he ·would be glad to turn over his
material to the city attorney.
Laguna Beach writer Arnold Hano, who
played a key role in organiuation or the
Village Laguna group that backed the in-
itiative, said 100.ay tie would be surprised
if the election were to be ove rturned by
the court.
"This strikes me as the las t desperate
gasp of a greedy set of landlords and pro-
fiteers who see their source of plunder
disappeari ng." said Hano . "We ex pect
the city tn defend the "'ill of the people
with vigor and know-how and com·
passion."
Hano said that Vi!lage Laguna has no
immediate plans to participate in the
legal prnceedings. assuming the city will
han dle the case effectively, but would be
happy to appear as · a "friend of the
court" if necessary.
Ohio Financier Dies
CLEVELAND, Ohio (A Pl -WUllam R.
.O;iley, 79, former owner or the Cleveland
Indian s and president or otis & Co., a
private banking nrm, died Thursday.
Dalty also owned the now defunct SeatUe
P ilots baseball teall).
Orange
That old .devil fog will roll "back
in Saturday morning and evtninl,
cooling things down to 158 degrees
along the coast and 75 further in,.
land, with oveml&ht lows In I.be ~
5$ range. .
JNSmE TODAY
Rick Woods, tM b<1! tnofofo.
-cucl• racer in the countrv, wUl
be participating in Costa Meta
races tonigh t. Story and pidure1
arc in toda~'s W te~indtr·. QQ.
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Can Playboy Discover
W ortl1wl1ile Yarn Here
By JOH:~ VALTERZA
0 1 !h• Dl i!V l'llot ~till
On the agenda the standard heading 1s easy to ignore
AH it savs is ··Comments from Councilmen ." but on occasion that lil!le
item can yield. some spicv tidbits.
·n1ey came this wee·k in San Clemente from Councilman Thomas O'l\ee/P,
v.'ho asked the simple ques1ion of his fello11·s:
. "Has anyone fron1 Playboy talked to any of _l'ou"'"
,., And that's about all he 1vould say .
' Councilmen were obviously curious.
Three reporters and one sole audience member \.l'ho
v.•as still -literallv -aY.'a ke v.·ere interested as 11•ell.
iThe only other person in the audience 11·as asleep ).
"I don't really know what it's all about ," O'Keefe
added. but I know the someone has been intervie>1·ing in
to>1'TI for a possible article on San Clemente.
Thanks a lot. Councilman Tom .
Little gems like that make folks in to\l.'TI uneasy.
What's the guy going to say about San Clemente that might be 11'orth
that hefty check Hugh Hefner pays for ya ms?
Local writers have tried to make colorful copy of San Clemente. Richard
Nixon and all Ule other stuff.
So have the dozens or 1,1•riters v.·ho folio\.\' the Administration every\\'here
in the v.•orld.
But \1-riting about San Clemente -ABOVT San Clemente and where .\!r.
Nixon fits in -is tough.
Because. to put it bluntly. lhe to,~·n is the same \\·hether the great one
is here or not.
But trying to convince people of that fact -people who don 't live here
- is impossible.
They don 't believe that r-.1r. Nixon onl y aligh~ from his car once a year
to buy candy or a beach ball.
·The rest of the time he and Bebe Rebozo drive around a little, occasion·
·ally get caughl in a dead·end up in 1'rabuco or Ortega sJnnev.·here. then dri\'e
back.
Oh ... !\fr. Nixon voted here once.
f'ace facts. folks.
President Richard Nixon loves his compound, his beautiful Spanish house
and the y,•eather, scenery and seclusion.
He comes here to get away from ii all. not lo wander the streets and
get mobbed at every turn.
And San Clementeans have learned to handle lhe v.·hole situation 111!h
unbelie\·ab!e aplomb.
No one sells vials of Si'a 1,1•ate r on street Comers guaranteed In come
fron1 Nixon's Point.
So sniff around all you \Vant. Pia;. boy
But belch& a bunny that Hugh ~{efner _ya1111s 11·hcn he reads the final
draft .
... But \\'ail a minute.
There is an idea that'll get the httle town in prinL
Maybe the phantom Playboy scribe isn't a writer at all . .
Think of il ... a five page photo spread just hke they do it in London,
Israel. Russia and Hawaii.
"The Girls of San Clemente." ~ " ... a dazzling pictorial on the bumper crop of beaulies from that sleepy
~ Spanish village by the sea."
Nixo11 Vows Woma11Judge
On High Court In Future
WASHINGTON (U PI ) -President
\ixon. who maintained the all·male tradi·
ion of the Supreme Court in nominating
.;, justices William H. Rehnquist and
,ewls F. Powell Jr .. vowed today. ''there
~ill be a woman on the Supreme Court"
In a speech to the National Federation
,r Republ ican "'omen. Nixon said he "·as
iroud of the l>1'0 men he named to the
:ourt Thursday night.
"I kno1v that a great many in Lhis au-
lienct", including my \Vife. 1,1·anted a
~'Oman to be not only considered but ap-
iointed to the court." ]';ixon said "But
\e have made a beginning. There will be
1 \11oman on the Supreme Court."
The president implied 1t wa~ the
~1nerican Bar Association's rejection (Jr
'.aliforn1a .Judge ~11Jdred L1ll1e lhal
1revented the nan1ing of !he first fen1ale
nember of the •lligh Cflurl.
• "I feel i;on1e\\'hal lonel.1 ."" :0:1xon told
11s woman audience ··rm the oply n1an
.n the platform. 1 mu st say tha(,s a bet·
er break than a "'Oman gets when she
OIANGI COAST
DAILY PILOT
1 CllNIGe COAIT PU&LISHIHQ CQV..JIAKY '
•r flol>trf N. Wt1d ,.,.,ilkld •ncl l"llblllllft'
goes before the American Bar Associa·
lion.
"'Vhen \the AB.'\) jury of 12 decides 011
the 1nerits of the nominees that the
President submits to then1 •.. the ;ury
should have al lea st one 1~·oman on it."'
Althollgh the President submitted the
na1nes of six potential non1inees lt> the
ABA, he did not consult \\'ith the associa·
lion about the qualification of either
Rehnqui~t nr Pcnvell
Although there were indications the
no1n1nation of any ol those six would be
inught \'igorously in Senate confirn1a!ion
proceedings. the nominations of Rehn·
qu1st ;:ind Po,\·ell evoked no hostili ty.
Nixon c!earh• expected -and said he
dJd -!hat Jiis nontinees \1·ould bnng
fort h a "str1rt construct1Qn1sl"' ma Jonty
on the bench ··for gener311Qns lo corne ...
L"nless Senat e confirmation hearings,
likely to open shortly airer Nov. 2. pro·
dut.·e the ~or! of damaging persona!
disclosures which defeated norninees Cl e-
ment F". Hayns1,1·or!h .Jr. of South
Carolina and G, Harrold Cars"·ell of
Florida. it \\'as considered a certainty
!hat Rehnquist and Poy,·eJI would win the
Senate's "advise and coosenL'' A ma·
jority vote is required to confirm
nominees.
City .Cool
To :rroposal
From Chief
A proposal by Laguna 's ne\\' Police
Chief Joseph Kelly that the city council
3uthorize the h1r111i; of a records bureau
super\·isor to help so rt out the "n1orass
of paper" in the J)(1l1ce departmen1 was
given a i.:ool receptlon by budgel·enn.
scious cit.1• co11nt'tln1en lh1 s 11·rf'k
.i'\otu1g 1ha1 the «uunl'd had a11thnr12ed
a new r yp1~t -l·lerl-. posiliQn lor l11e depart·
n1en t in Jts current budget. Ke!ly said
1hat on reflection he realized this would
not be a satisfa ctory solutio n.
\\'hat is needed. he said, is a eomplele
anal ysis of the current record system and
development of a new and better system
ot handling the steadily increasing load of
paper work demanded by the courts.
The eventual airn. he added, \Yould be
to get the records into condition for com·
p11ter1zation. in keeping with current
trends throughout the country .
The supervisor's salary \\'OU!d be
lugher than lhat nf the typisl.-£lerk. Kelly
said. and the difference of ~2.424 for the
balance of the fiscal )'ear could be
transferred From unexpended mone:-' for
another ·police budget iten1 .
Counci11nan Charlton Boyd noted that
the salary diflcren('e 011 an annual basis
-\\"Ith a $516 monthly 1nax11nun1 l'or a
lypis!-clerk and a S929 1naximum for the
supervisor -would an1ount lo sorne
$4.000 and that the supervisor pay would
be seven steps higher th;in that of t•1e ci-
ty clerk whose job, he said is "much
more responsible."
"J"m afraid ol building a hi£'rarchy 1n
()1Je department." said Bo~·d. "and I'd
suggest you examine this further as to
actual need and try to live 1,1·ith it for this
budget year .. ,
Councilman Edward Lorr said he felt
!he chief kne1v better what was needed
and moved approva l of the request.
City manager Lawrence Rose said he
\\'Ould not advise a delay or another year.
"There are IY.'O solutions." he said. ··Get
the records into condition to be con1-
puterized or keep adding more people.
J !hink the chief's proposal \vould reduce
lhe future dernand for additional clerical
pcrs~nnel and we"d spend Jes~ in the long
run. ,
Council1nan Roy Hoh11 questioned the
need for hiring a full time S}'Stems
;inalysl for one city department.
'"If the records 11'ere put into shape. lt
l'hould just be a housekeeping situation
from then on.'" said Holm . "\Vouldn 't it
he possible lo hire a qualified consultant
Jnr this'.'''
Kelly said consultants v.•ere a1•ailable
hut he did not kno1v the cosL !11avor
Richard Goldberg said it seemed to hirTI a
!C'!llporary assignn1ent \\'ould be suff1.
!'1rnt. "Since we seem to be building up to
a council denial." he !old Kelly. "Do you
11ant us to vote now, or would you rather
.seek an alternate solution?" It was
;igreed that Kelly and Rose \1·ould ex-
;imine the matter further.
Isabel L. Boyle
Services Slated
.<\t Pacific Vie,~·
Funeral service~ 1\'tll be held at 11 a.n1.
S;;\urday ior Emerald Bey ,e11ident
l~abel L. Boyle \\'ho died Wednesday at
I l1e age of 58 at South Coast Community
J !nspital.
\1rs. Boyle . who had l11·ed in !he
L:•guna Beach area for !he past 14 years.
11·as artivr in volunteer \\'Ork al
l'hildren's l!osp1tal 111 Orange and 11·as
nn!ed for her efforls to help hantl1capprd
l'hildrrn.
The scr,1t e!i 11·11 ! he hrld al P;1 r1r1r
\"1e11 CJ1aprl 1n Corona del ,\·Jar anrl 111-
tcrincnt 11·ill follo1\' al Pac1fir \'1e\\'
fl1emoriat Park.
i\lrs. Boyle. of 1101 En1era!d Ba~. is
survived by tv.·o daughters. Susan E,vrk
and Victoria St raube!. a sister, V1rgin1a
Crane and three grandchildren.
J1t\ R. Curley
Yo Praiclent t nd l:;cncr~l M.lrw:;v
1~0111 11 K11vil
E<1ltor
i\o"'al A. Murplii~•
Mlnli"" f~iior
'g,.,z. H. l oo.s R;dufll r. N•ll
Adlltlnt M91'911\~!1 Ed llon
' Laguna Encroachments
Can-Be Removed-Aide
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:22? f or•1t A't'tn~• liltm•t .ddr1n : r.O. loa 666, !2652 i'-s.. c ..... Offlct
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!'.:ncroachmenls blocking a con·
tr fJversial alley in Laguna Beach prob·
ably can be removed wllhoul lit1gatio•1.
ci!y attorney Tully Seymour told the city
cCUJcil th ls week. but only it the city
comes up with definite plans lo re-open
lhe alley to traffic,
... Learning that the project could cost in
the neighborhood or SIS.000 to $20,000.
councilmen agreed there would be no 1vay
to squeeze !u~h an amount out of the
present budget and \'Oled unanimously to
consider the alley imProvement as a
budget item next year.
The alley, running parallel to Glen -
ne.vre Street and Coast Highway, from
Anita St reet to Thalia St rei!t .. has been
closed to "'ehicu!ar traffic for years.
since the grade \\'as !ov.·e~ and a night
of ste;>! built in the righ1:-0f·v,·ay in the
course of additions to the Laguna Beach
~1ortuar). .
Seytnour said he had ronferred 1vith
John Minter, owner of the proper!;.·. who
said he 1\'ou\d remo\'e all lhe en·
croachmen1s e1cept a wall nf !he
,mortuary building, whtrh projects only
one !oot inlo lhe alley, U the city is
serious about completing the alley im·
provement.
Sevmour siid it \\'a$ unlikelv a court
wouid order the building w&ll moved
ba t:k-, but ii is not a serious impairment.
However, changing the grade of the alley
\\'OUld impair access to S<lme garages and
a Cllr storage lot and the city probabl y
11·oul d have to count on severance
damages in the neighbQrhood of $5.000.
City engineer Joseph S"·eany said COn.
~!ruction costs lfJ restore the alley for
traffic passage would amount to about
$7.500. These sums. added to legal ex·
pepses of some $2 ,500 and an appraisal
f~·-o eslablish damages of $500 to $1.000,
1v Jld bring total cost to more than
$ 5.000. City manager Lawrence Rose
said it would be ad visable to count on an
additional i;um for contingencies. since
re1noval of dirt mi(ht necessiUlte
,buildi.!!( some supporting 'falls.
Counc ilman Charlton Boyd who. v.·11h
councilman Edwacd f..()rr. hns been
1,1-restling \11ith the alley prob!tm for
so111e time. said they \Vere pleased the
s!ze of the problem "has been \l'hitlled
flo11·n a bit" but added, "the money just
isn 't .available now."'
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J11st Lil~e tire 'Old Corps' DAILY PILOT 511it l'holt
~larine (;unncry Sergean! .J inunie Broca to takes a
.sip of 11·c11·1n \vater frorn hi s canteen during a 50·
111!.le l11ke 'fhursoay on El 1'oro Road near the i\1arine
Corps .i\ir Station. 1·he co n11nandant of t he ivlarine
Corps proinised the nation that future l\lar1nes.
\l'OU!d be Jean and hard. Ba,::e cnmn1anders took the
hint.
Development Halt Seen
Board Seeks Solution to Big Seivage Pileup •
By PAM ELA HALLAN
Of tftt Dt ily l'llol Sl•!I
The ft'loulton-Nigue! \\'ater District
faced with a problen1 that could halt area
development -is seeking alternate 1,1·ays
lo handle increasing amounts of sewage.
Carl Kymla. mannger of the district.
said Thursday his district has not veL
been asked by the Regional Water Quitli·
t_v Control Board lo stop <lCcepting sewer
i.:onnections. But he said !he fl1oulton-
i\1iguel treatment facili11es are rcachini::
capacity and interim solu!ions 1,1·!11 ha~·e
to be found until the new lreatmen1
facility in San Juan Capistrano. whic h
tlloulton·N lguel wil! share, is completed.
Hideous
Soiue di~tricts -Dana Point and
Laguna Beach -ha1,e already been ask-
ed to ~top accepting se1,1·er connections
until in1pro1 ernents are made because of
Ol'erloaded facilities.
Kl'n1!a said his distrirt has been asked
bv the 1\•ater qualitv control board to sulr
init :ln inicnm se1\;age plan Ufltil the new
treallnen! facilities are com pleted.
Interim plans sub111itted to the board of
d1rcetors inelude asking South Laguna ror
an additional 400.000 g<.llons per day in 11.<:
lrcalrnent plan!. This v.•ou!d p!'ovide a
total nf 111·0 1nill1on i;allon~ per df!y a!
U1at racilit~-.
Another <illernat1 vr L~ tn d1sch<1rge el-
Dea tits
LA Brutality to Aniniuls Told
LOS ANGELES !UPI ) -A foriner city
animal control officer testified under
oath Thursday that he saw cats and dogs
beaten to death ...,,ith lead pipes and doi::
fights staged at Los Angeles animal
shelters.
Slel'e Bough, a preveterinary student
at Val!ey College. was a witness at a city
council hearing on alleged 1nistreatn1ent
of ani111als.
He said he worked for the <1nimal
rcg1Jlatlon department. fron1 i\larrh. 1969
to Apnl, 1971. lie said he 11'a.~ told th;:it
lln1n1at control offi cers "pulled oH head!'>
of live hirds tn see ho1v far the blood
l\'OUld ~quirt ,
Dog fights. hr added. were s!aged ;:if1C'r
hours by officers at son1e shelters
Anim als 1l'ere placed 1n a so-cal!erl
f'11thanasia machine to br killed b\'
tl l'compression. J1e said, but 1n nlan~
1..ases attendants did not check to see ir
lhey wC're reall.I' dead belore !hro\\'111g
then1 In disposal bins,
In other instances of alleged cr11ell.1·.
Bou gh ..;.'t irl he sa1v on injured pige0n fed
lo a v.'ease!·l1ke South An1erican anirnal
and <trldl'rl that otl1er r:n1ployes told him
k111cns and puppies were fed 10 large
:-tn;ikr~
11obrrt T. nu sh .... eh1rf of I he Anrmal
llrgulat1on Drpartinrn!. had 110 irn·
1nrd1ate reply 10 ~he test in10 11,1.
nuent into Laguna Niguel Lake until the
EI Sig11el Golf Course efnuent program is
in operation, if H can be v.·ork-ed out with
lhe Orange County Flo~d Control
District.
A third alternalive is to expand one
plant fro1n a t:apacily of a half·million
gallons pel' Uay lo one·million gallons.
Requirements for expanding the plant
<ire being \vorked ou t 1vith the v.·ater
qu;"Jli!y control board.
l\.r1n!a also sard the :\1ission Viejo
Cc1n1 pany is planning a method wherein
lhe finn can accept 400,000 gallons per
d::iy of c[flucnt during the winlt r rain
periods when , thev normally could not ·
lake deli\'er:-· 0f ef.fluent. '
I le also said a portion of !he new San
Juan plant rnighl be a1·ai!able for use
prior to 101al t'Olnpleuon . But this 1\·ou!d
l1ave to be 11egotiated with San Juan
Capistrano .
\\'hen the nev.· fa cility is completed.
:\1oul ton·Nigue! ll'i!l have an lncreased
t:apaeity ol four-million gallons per lay.
l\yn1!a said it n01v appears that the
district •,vill ha ve to pay a quarter of a
million dollars more for its portion of the
t:onstruction of the nev.· plant. That would
bring the districl"s share Lo $2.251.000 for
80 percent or the new p!ant"s additional
t<ipacity
But be<:ause of the Da na Point Sanitary
IJ 1strict's nked for capal'it~· in the new
plan1 . lhr i\loulton-:\1guel \\'a!er Di~tr1ct
1n1i.:ht IJe a~ked to i;:i l'e up part o( it ~
f'.1p!1C"I!~,
l\vn1IH !><l1d !111 ~ \\'Ill h;H·e to bf
rtegO t1a!ed at a special meeting.
UPHOLSTERY AT ITS FINEST
HENREDON-SHERRILL-MARGE CARSON
LAR GEST SELECTIO N IN THE A REA
For t he fin•st i~ 1tylin9 , qu•lity, 1electiori;
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Airport Status Eyed
U.S. Judge,
SMUDean
Irvine Ranch Buildup at Runways Cited Win Posts
By L. PETER KRIEG
01 t~f 0•!11 'llol 51•11
Planned development on the lrvine
Rat1ch would prevent the use of the U.S.
Marine Corps Air Station at El Toro as a
civilian commercial airport, Orange
County Airport Director R o b e r t
Bresnahan said today.
Bre:iinahan said the Irvine Comapny
general plan calls for intense develop.
ment at both ends of the existing military
and proposed commercial runways.
Irvine Company spokesman this morn·
lng said what Bresnahan said is true and
reiterated Hs opposition to considera1ion
of the airfield as a future commercial
jetport.
A company officer said the land
development firm opposes both interim,
or perm anent commercial use of the
tirfield by commcrci.5.l carriers.
"We are opposed to interim use of El
roro by commercial aircrufl l>ccause
tha t wou ld be a fool in the door to
:>ermanent use and I.here· are already
Overflights of established and emerging
urban development of Rossmoor Leisure
World, Lake Forest, Mission Viejo,
Laguna Niguel, Tustin and Orange," he
JC!id.
Recommendations for use or the
f..1arine facility for commercial jets have
been made by variour; individuals and
1tudy groups including the controversial
Ralph 1-f. Parsons report prepared for
Orange County supervisors la st year.
_}{~er, the lrv~_~kesmsn quoted
1, ..'"~ Pf'e!Merit'WillMt\1 R. M"ason in l a ,statement made fast March when the
master plan was unveiled in which he
said:
'"Commercial operations at El Toro
would place intolerable stresses upon the
present residents in the El Toro vicinity
who now tolerate military operations in
recOJ::nition of their national defense
mission.
.. Use of El Toro for commercial jets is
also incompatible with the urban en·
vironment we plan and envision for the
area .''
The company .'ipokesman said !he com-
plan nor "'ill it make any recommenda·
pany has no inlention of changing !hat
tion that. any presiding government ag·
ency change i!..
Bresnahan had made ii plain without. a
change in the plan litlle consideration
could be given to even joint use of El
1orn.
"Nothing can happen out there until the
&eneral p!an is revised for an airport,"
he said.
He said that the company has an
agreement with the Marines there will be
no additional development in the area
··until the Marines no longer have use
for Et Toro." l{e pointed out that much
of the O'l"ea has been placed in agricul-
tur;il preserves "for that very reason.''
-According to Bresnahan, the general
pla n shows school sites al both ends of I.he
existing runways and a major financial
center with high rise develop ment within
the triangl_!. _cr.~'!te9 ~ th{!: Intersection 0£
the San Dlq:o W Santa Ana freewsys.
"This plan if built would elimlnate any
Mobile Home Develope_r
Gets 01( for Drain Pipe
San Clemente city councilmen this
week sided with the developer of a new
nobile home park and agreed to accept
!he firm's ideas for a drainage pipe, in-
1!ead of a system reco mmended by the
:Hy staff.
The decision over lhe size and com·
~sition of the large dra in pipe hel \\•een
~"·o lakes on the Shorccliffs Golf Course
laved Lincoln Savings and Loan perhaps
lSO.IXXI in extra costs.
The issue centered over a secondary
Bank Op_position
To Course Road ~
Called Confusing
The city of Sar. Clemente has asked
~at the Bank of America be more.
1pecific in Its demands that no ne1v road
~uld be allowed across the San Clemente
municipal golf course lo serve a proposed
major condominiu m project.
The bank , serving as trustee of the
links donated to the city in 1929, has of·
1iciatly opposed any construction of an
ut.ension nf Avenid11 Magdalena. •
The bank oppositions this week was
tenned "hazy" and "confusing" by city
oouncilmen . t
The council has wre lied with the pro-
blem surrounding th Douglass-Pacillc
C.orporaUon's plans for the housing proj-
ect for the past several months.
'Jn the~iitest communication to the city,
lhe ban 's assistant cai¥licr steadfastly
5aid th nk would not &llow a road .
ut ncilmcn and developers have
ar ued that an easement for such a road
lsts.
uncllmen ln 19fi3. in essence, con-
the easeml!:nt 11nd Its avallabillty
In a larli-exchange agreement with G.
C!arsod Rasmu!'lscn. the pwncr o! the land
Jhert the hou sing project is proposed.
· Ral mussen traded a canyon where a
bJl.I diamond now stJnds for the right.$ to
the easement.
"I ~inly .,,,lsh the blink .,,,ould spell
out whal It dis1pprove11 of instead of M'n·
dlog us these hazy Jelte~." said f..fayor
W.alter Evans.
"Thty're beating 11m11nd Ike bush. In·
1tt11d of giYing us specifics." he added.
·The c::tty has 11pprnvtd the ro11d iii.~ part
ol a pack.age granted U> the d·evelopment
firm last July.
The pmjecl ."wllh more. tha~ ."JOO eon·
domlnlum uni ts and 76 estate lotli, is now
In the plAllning 1t1ses.. •
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drainage project serving the mobile home
park on the edge of the north nine of the
lin ks .
City Eng ineer Phil Peter had recom·
menrled that ins!ead of a 24-inch cor-
rugated metal line between tv.·o lakes in
tne drainage 11rea serving the park, ·'fine
of concrete or transile of about 39 lnthes
be installrd
Bul 1n lengthy discussions \Vednesday
spokesnlen for Lincoln argued that a
larger pipe could cause flood damage to
the la kes on the golf course and because
of thal fear Lincoln would not be willing
to a'-Sumc all liability for damage from
th e new drain.
Under the smaller r!rain . they added.
lhe cit y would be held harmless from any
flood damage liability.
City Attorney F. MacKenzie Brown
agreed t.ha_t thei offer was a legally val id
one by the de velopment firm .
Lincoln aides further argued that they
believed it unfair that their firm should
'build an expensive, new line which, would
also handle drainage from surroun ding
properties which are not yet developed. •
With the .c;mall line, drainage frttm
those properties would take the fonn of
sheet overnow which exists presentJy.
The decision by councilmen clea'ts the
books on the Lincoln project approYal.
Spokesmen for the firm said there was no
further opposition to any city condition.!
for the expensive development. •
Council Scraps • Federal Funds
Application '
'T1'e Clty of San Clen-.en~ officially ha.t
changed ita mind and 11crapped lLot ap.
plication fo r $19.000 in funds under.Prest.
dent Nixon 's· Emergtncy Employment
Act.
Cla iming that they discovered too
many strings •lta\chcd to the ntw
federal program lo hire prim11;rlly
unemployed Vietnam veterans, coun·
cilmm voted 4-1 to abandon Ill ap-
P.lication whic.b .)VOuld have y)elded funds
tor thret new empJogei of tlle' city.
But conditions on the. grant -. some of
th~m intricate ·-wnuld haV'e perhaJ>ll r~
· quirtd the hTrlng of, a consultant. /
The conditions were enougti ·to cool the
rt':cl or councilmen who gcntrRlly look
• with sus pic ion on federal aid.
Consultants, 111s well, are not generally
Ap'pl"O\'.ed of by the ciW.
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airport at El Toro," Bresnahan said as he
took a swipe at Irvine Company planners,
pointing out, '"the genera l plan of the
Irvine Company calls for -t.15,000 people
-and no plan for air transportation for
all those people."
Coast Beach
Bill Signed
By Reinecl\.e
Acting Gov. Ed Reinecke Thursday
signed the bill certifying that the State ol
California will off er $2. l million for the
purchase or the 1,500-foot shoreline which
once held the old Capistrano Beach Club.
OAILY PU.OT 11•11 Piie!•
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WASHINGTON (AP) -President Nii:on
selected U.S. District Judge George H.
Bold~ of \Vashi ngton state today to head
the tripartite Pay Board wh ich will con-
trol the wage increases American
workers r~eive during Phase 2 of the ad·
ministration's anti-inflation program.
He n a med C. Jackson Grayson Jr .•
lean of Southern Methodist University's
business school. to head the companion
Price Commission.
And Nixon immediately to Id the two
boards he wanted them to undertake the
fight against inflation "without institution
of massive controls."
The boards will be doomed to failure ,
Nixon said, if they "rely too much on
gov<>~nn1ent sanctions." . ,.
, ne 13-man Pay Board is com posed of
equal numbers of labor, mana gement and
pu blic members -with the five public
members expected to cast the swing
votes in charting standards for wage
hikes after the Phase 1 freeze expires
Nov. 13. The signature was the last government
hurd le in the months<ild effort lo obtain
state bond funds to guarantee public
ownership of the valuable stretch of
beach immediately downcoa st of the
Doheny Beach State Park.
The only remaining issue - a crucial
one -is the acceptance of lhe state'1 of~
fer by the general ~n "'ho own the
Frank and Glenda Guerrero will be a scary pair when they don their
masks for the San Juan Capistrano Chamber o( Commerce second an-
nual Witches and Warlocks Ball. Oct. 30 at the San J uan l:lills Coull·
ID p!uj>, C~ktails ll~ at 7 Jl.m., dinn~..at 8. Tickcli.ate f3.7Ji..per person-. . 1
All seven members of the Price Com-
mission. which will decide how much
businesses may raise their prices. are
from the public, generally ea!t coast
residents.
Nixon selected five union le aders, in-
cluding AFlrCIO President George
1'.1eany. as labor representatives, and he
selected a group of corporate executlYes
as business members. The four other
public members of the Pwy Board are: beach. _ -l. • \.
Newport Beach Assemblymari" Robert
Badham, who launched and nurtured lhe
state purchase effort, has said he is con--
!ldent the owners will ac.eept the state 's
offer.
Things Buzzing -Arnold Weber. 42, Chicago, who I!
resigning as executive director of the
Cost of Living Council to lake the post.
-Neil H. Jacoby, 62, Westwood, a
business and economics professor at
UCLA. The beach is still on the open market
wl!h a reported asking price of three
million dollars.
Mosquitoes Hit White House -William Caples, Gambier, Ohio.
president of Kenyon Col!ege and former
vice president of Inland Steel Co.
Thomas O'Keefe of San Clemente. the
lawyer for the partners. has said that. no
decision would come on the state offer
until an offi~ial appraisal of the parcel's
fair market valu e can be made.
He said if the appraisal ex ceeds the
state am<wnt, then a portion of the
acreage miflht be sold for public use.
Srate parks officials hope to purch11se
the wide, sandy beach for ii;icorporation
into the Doheny State beach territory.
The Western \Vhlle House has tts
beautiful grounds, its share of birds and
world-wide fame .
But it also has too many mosquitoes. it
was learned this week.
San Clemente City Councilman Stan
Northrup re lated the problem of the
flying pests l.o fellow councilmen \Vedncs-
day after learning of lhe situation
lhrough the county's Mosquito Abaten1enl
District.
''The problem there wa s worse than
ever this year, so the mosquito abate-
111ent. folks have ordered the i\1arine.
Corps tri c·lcan up the problem ."
Thr source (Ir the itchy pests ap--
parentl y is !he lagoon area do"'ncoast of
the Presidential compound.
That lies. basica lly , in what ""ill
hrcnmc lhe no-man's land when the stale
t<ikes 01·pr lhe rel inquished Camp
Prndlelon property.
Norlhr111l rxplainrd that the miMr prfl·
blPms w11h the insect.~ were discovered
when £"hecks or speci11 I mosquito traps
revealed a bumper crop th is year.
-Kermit Gordon. 55. of Washington,
D.C., a former federal budget bureau
director and member of the Council o[
Economic Advisers under Democratic
administrations who now is president of
the Brookings Institution.
Wlio's Greatest?
Neitlier of Them
Muscular Thieves
llustle Tool Box
Froni Work Site
On etime B11rgla1·-ii1-Blue NASHVILLE, Tenn. <AP) -When
Gov. \\'infield Dunn received a letler ad -
dressed to "Tennessee's G re a t es t
Governor," he did the modest thing, He
sent it lo his predecessor. Buford Ell-
ington. Faces 10 Yea1·s i11 P1·ison Ellington, also modest. relurned lt
unopened, wi ~h a note saying it must
have been for Dunn. Thieves -obviously muscular ones -
dragged 11. large box filled with tools and
construction supplies from the San
Clemente General Hot:ital sile sometime
before dawn this mor: ing.
Police. said the the occurred despite a
watchman on duty.
The large box contained dozens of
pieces of equipment and some plumbing
supplie.s. It be.longed to G u i r e
Mcchanican Contracting, Inc .• of Santa
~Ana.
The items were kept In a storage box
on the hospital building· slah. Officers
said the: thieves dragged the hea vy box to
the edge of the slab and loaded it up.
The estimated IOS.! was more than
$1.200, officers said.
ll was the second theft fr,pm the
hospita l construction site In less than a
week. Earlier this week· thieves stole a
sur~eyor 's tripod :..· n d optical device
worth f7S. ·
Fnrmer lawman Frederick Irvine has
been granted a three-monl.h delay of his
sentrncing on cha!";:es stemming frnm
the looting on Sept. 20, 1970, of the
1'.1i."sion Viejo Country Cluh.
Orange County Superior Court Judge
Byron K. J\fcMillan flrdered the fonner
Orange County sheriff's deputy to return
to his courtroom ,Jan. 13 for sentencing.
l rvine, 45, of La Habra , earlier pleaded
guilty to charges or receiving_ stolen pro-
perty.
Initial charges of grand !heft, auto
thefl., burglary and conspif.acy were
dismissed.
The Ora nge Coun!y Probation Depart.
menl has recommended state prison for
the burly ex-deputy. If Judge McMillan
goes along wlth the re commendation it
could mean a prison term of up to IO
yrars for the La l·lahran.
Irv ine was one of t.wo deputies
moonl ighting a:ii security guards f9r the
l\IL~slon V1eJO Company when they were
asser!crlly surprised in the act or looting
I.he golf shop by the company's golf pro.
The witness told nrtit"i!r.!I that he saw
Irvine and Arthur Dupcan, 34, of .l{un·
tington Beach, loading golfing equipment
and cases of liquor into their patrol car.
Ouncan su rrendered but Irvine led his
former colleagues on a wild car chase
that ended In River~idc County \.\'ilh hh;
being disarmed afte r he had threatened
lo commit suicide.
Doth men were indicted by the Orange
County Grand Jury, But Duncan wa1>
found hanged fm m the rafters of his
garage before he could be airaignd<t on
the charges.
So Dunn opened it.
It began: "Dear Governor Bro\vnlng .. .. '
Gordon Browning left office in January
1953.
,
Exchange Chi~f Quits
NEW YORK (AP\ -'Robe<I W. Haack
·says he Will step down as presl<ierifi:iflM:-·-
New York Stock Exchange July 31 whea
his contract expires.
Orange
County 'Vote Power' Drops
That Old deYll fog will roll back-
In Saturday morning and evening,
cooling things down to 68 degre@!I
along the coast and 75 further In.
land, with ovemigbt lows tn·the 46-
SS range.
Ro~ls Decrease by 9~,016; GfJP Still Holds Edge INSWE TODAY
Ric.le \Voods, the best motor·
cycle rocer tn the countr11, wiU
be participaU11g in Costa Mesa
races tonight. Stoiy and ptc!iuret
ar• hi today's Weekendn on
Pa ge 21,
' Voter registration in Orange County, Unue to be Republlc;;in strongtx>lds.
reOecttng the off.election nar, has drop-The current figuiea: 1Ntwpoft Beach
ped 62,0JC tn the past year.·ICJ,.'Ol'dlng to GOP, 19.140; Democrals 8,500; CMta
fi&ures released today by Rialstrar of M'eM 14 .944 10,08.$; ~~~tlngtonJBeach 22,980 20!:; Fo untaiil \tailey 6,SI 5,31-t;
Voten Da.vid Hil~1 Laguna ach 4956 •f.*
Total "reJistr8tion .Js ·540.llO compared Se!I B tch 9,4.23 6.11': San Clemenle
to 611.066 a year ago. §. ans still 4.9.'il 2,()95 ; San Jufn Cnpmr&no 1.268
outn\lmber Democrat.!. ' but1 the s.s.a. 1
n11merJcal margin is I · flgwes Coastal .are11 cilles with 'a majority of
wllh 197P totals In parenlhc. e: GOP Democr11l3 are . Lo11 Alami!O!l I.~ 1,663:
290,915 • (321i.4M): Oenwcrl!ts 2;1i-Ou Weii:tmirts~r !1,047 8,641. Unincorpqr1ted
(252,MO): GOP advantage ~ (73,869).~ commun.IUM , Sul)SCt Beach 276 272. •
MOii Orange ·Couf co....OWU"i"t_"°"· .;1 ~nlnc:Orparli>td ale" wl:tb a
' ., ; . ·' :t
I
preponderance ·of RepUblican vo1ers are
Lliguna IUUs 9,156 2:159: C1tpfstrano
Beae!h 89S "&.lll;·D4na Point 1.186 704: El
Toro· :s;m( ),O(H : ·tEmerald Bay 652. 10$:
Sout.b 14.~urla 3,459 1,080; ll'Yine 1,409 ~~1• 1: = """'' »':
731 ; Bay View {Sinta AIMI Heights) 1,202 ""°''" "" • Mtti.. M"'" • 842. " .tft»lfltll ._.. OrMlll Cw111Y • ~ Col!tlc• • llfll-.,.t. l).tl ~-l tnor part,v rcg!1tratlon figures re t,,.,._..,. • 1r1•1• , • .., •
Am erican lndependenl, 3,2.49: Peac and ~~::. : ~=!~.-'"~
Freedom. ill 781 arv:t miscellaneous 93. •"""•ll'l-r '"'' ™''"' ..... ,. I h ,IM~C• t-11 WMtMI" ' There. arc _,903 potcntla vot.trs In e:~-t:."'-u w-•1 Ht'ft , .. ,,
oouat6 wtio·d~llned to name a poUtl~ ::zr~k91wt 1: ::: .. ::" ,.::.
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2 OAIL V PILOT SC fr1 dl.y, Oct.oOtr 22, 1971
Ca11 Playboy Discover
W 01·tl1wl1ile Ya1·11 Het·e
By JOHN VALTERZA
Ot !ho 01111 Piii! Sro!t
On tM agenda the s'iandard heading is easy to ignore.
All it says is "Comments from Councilmen.'' but on oc~asion that httle
item can yield some spic.v tidbits. . .
They ca1ne this \l'eek in San Clementt fro m Cou11c1lrnan Tho1nas 0 Keel e,
\\ho asked the simple question of his fellows:
"Has anyone from Playboy talked to any of ~ou'"'
And th at's about al! he v.·ou!d say
C-Ouncllmen were ob1'1ousl y eunous.
Three reporters and one sole audience n1cn1ber 11·ho
1\·as still -literally -av.·ake 11'ere interested as 1vell.
IThe onl y other person in the audience v..·as asleep \.
"I don'l rea \1v kn ow· \1•hat it's all about." O'Keefe
added. but I kno1v ihe someone has been interviewing in
tov.n for a possible artic le on San Clemente.
Thanks a lot. Council man Torn.
l.it!l e gen1s like !hat make folks in l.Ov.'n w1ras.1 .•
\Vhat 's the guy going to say about San Clemente that might be v.·orth
th.at hefty check Hugh Hefner pays for yams?
Local V..'filers have tried l.O make colorful copy of San Clemente. Richard
Nixon and all the other stuff.
So have the dozens of v.·rill'rs 11·ho follow the Adminlslrat1on everyv.•here
in the world.
But writing about San Clemente -ABOUT San Clement.t and where Mr.
Nixon fits in -is tough.
Because, Lo put it b!unll y, the lo\171 is the same whether the great one
is here or not.
But trying to convince people of that fa ct -people who don 't li ve here
-is impossible.
They don"t believe that ~tr. Nixon only alights from his car once a year
to buy candy or a beach ball.
The rest of the time he and Bebe Rebozo drive around a litllt-. occasion·
ally get caught in a dead-end up in Trabuco or Ortega ~me\l:here. then drive
back.
Oh • , . Mr. Nixon voted here once.
Jo'ace facts, folks.
President Richard Nixon loves his C(Jl11pound, his beautiful Spanish house
and the weather. scenery and seclusion.
1-fe CQmes here to get av.·ay fron1 it all. not to v.·ander the streets and
get mobbed at every turn.
And San Clementeans have learned IQ handle the whole situation w~h
unbelievable aplomb.
No -one sells vials of sea water on street corners guaranteed to come
from Nixon's Point .
So sniff around all you want, Playboy.
But betcha a bunny that Hugh Hefner yawns when he reads the final
draft.
. But wait a minulf'.
There is an idea tha t'll get ihe little tov.'fl in print.
J..faybe tht" phantom Playboy scribe isn·t a v.'riter at all .
Think of it _ .. a five page photo spread just like they do it in London.
Israel. Russia and Hawai i.
"The Girls of San Clemente."
" ... a dazzling pictorial on the bumper crop of beauties from that sleepy
) Spanish village by the sea ."
Nixo11VowsW01na11 Judge
011 Higl1 Court In Futu1·e
\\'ASHINGTON tliPI) -President
\ixon. who maintained the all·male tradi·
ion of the Supreme Court ln nomit)i_ltinl?
,s justices William H. Rehnquist afid
~e .... ·is F. Po"'·ell J r .• VO\\·ed toda y. "there
"'ill be a woman on the Supreine Co urt."
In a speech to the 1\'.ational Federation
1f Republi can v.·omen. Nixon said he was
iroud of the two nten he na med lo the
:ourt Thursda y night
"I know that a great many in this au·
lience. including my \\'ife. \1 anled a
•Oman to be not only considered but ap-
iointed to the court." Nixon Sflid. '"But
re ha ve made a begi nning Ther,. will be
1 v.·oman on the Supreme Court ··
The president i1nplied ll was lhr
1merican Bar Association's reiect1nn nl
'altfornia Judge f\1ildrr>d Lillie that
1re»ented the nam ing of the first fernale
nember of the High Court
"I feel somev.·hat lonel;." :\ixon told
1is ~·oman au dience. "I'm the nnl\' man
. ~ 1n tht-platform . I must say that 's .a bet· r er break than a v.·o man gets when she
OUJUJE COAST
DAILY PILOT
1 CUUriHQf COAST PUBLISHING COMP'ANY
Roltert ti. w •• d
Ptail*lt •nd f'llbll1hlll'
goes before the American Bar Assoc1a·
lion.
"When (the ABA) jury of 12 decide s Oft
the 1nerits ol the nominees tha t th e
President subinils to tJ1em ..• the Jllf)'
should ha ve at least one \\'Oman on it..,
Although the !?resident submitted the
names of si x potential nominees to the
ABA, he did not consult 1\•ith the associa·
11011 about the qualification of either
Jteh11quist o!' Po.,.:eU.
Although there \\'ere indications the
nomination of any of those si x would be
lnugh t vigorously in Sena te conf1rn1a!ion
proceedings. the nominations of Hehn·
qui~! and Po11·ell evo ked no hostiHty .
1'\1;.;on clear))• expected -and sa id he
did -that his nominees v.·ou !d bring
forth a "strict ro11struct10111st" n1a1on t.v
on the beRc:h '"for generations to co111e."
r nless Senate confirmation hearings,
likC'ly to open shortly after Nov. 2. pro·
duce !he ·sort of damaging personal
disclosures v.<'hich defe ated nominees Cle-
tnent r . llavns"'·orth .rr. of So u!h f"~rnlina arid · G. Harrold <:ar.~well nf
Florida. it was considered a certainty
tha t Rehnquist and Pov.·ell would win the
Sena!e"s "advise and consent." A ma·
jority vote JS required to confirn1
no minees.
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City Cool
To Proposal
'Fro1n Chief
A prnposal b.v Lagu na's ne\\' Police
Ch ie r .Joseph Kelly rhat the city t"Ouncil
au tho1'JLe the t11ring of a records bLJreau
su1x>r1·1sor to help sort ou! the '"n1orass
of pape1"' 1n the police depnrtn1ent \\ u~
given a eool reception by b1Jdgel·t'Oll·
scio us eu.1 (·ounc1Jme11 this v.·eek.
Noting tha t the council had author1led
a new t~pist·cletk position for the Oepal'I·
111ent 111 its .-urrent budge!. Kelly said
1h;i1 nn !'eflection he reahzed this \\'Ould
not be ;i .sa!isfattor.v solu tion.
\Vhal is uecded. he said . is a eon1 plete
anal vsis of the curren1 reco rd system and
develo pment of a nell' and beller syste1n
of handling the steadily increasing load of
paper ll'Ork demanded by the courts.
'fhe eventual aim . he added. \l'Oldd be
lo get !he records into condit ion for co111-
puterization. in keeping \l"ith ('urrent
Lrends throughout the country.
The supervisor 's salary v.·ould be
higher than that of the typist-clerk. Kelly
said. and the difference of $2,424 for the
balance of the fisca l year could be
transferred from unexpended money for
another police budget item.
Councilman Charllon Boyd noted that
the salary difference on an annual basis
-with a $516 monthly maximum for .a
typist-clerk and a $929 maximum for the
supervisor -v.·ould amount to some
$4.000 and that Lhe supervisor pa.v would
be seven steps higher than that of the ti·
ty clerk v.·hose job, he said is "much
more responsible."
"I'm afraid of building a hierar'ehy 111
one department." said Boyd. "and I'd
suggest you examine this further as to
actual need and try to live V.'ith it for this
budget year."
Councilman Edward Lorr said he felt
the-chief knew better what wa s needed
and moved approva l of the request.
City manager Lawrence Rose said he
v.·ould not advise a delay of another )'ear.
"There are t1\'o solutions." he said, "Get
the record:> into condition to be com·
puterized or keep adding more people.
I think the chief's proposal would reduce
the future demand for additional clerical
personnel and 1\•e'd spend less in the long
run."
Co uni:1ln1an Hoy Hohn ques!1o ned lhe
need for hir ing a J uli tinte systems
analyst for one cit.v department.
"If the rocords \Vere put into shapr. it
should just be a housekeeping situation
frorn then on." said Jloln1. "\Vouldn"t lt
be possi hle to hire a qualified consultant
Jor this~··
h"ell.v $aid <·ons ullant~ 1vere a1·ail<1ble
bul he did no!. know the cost. illaynr
Richard (.;oldberg said it see111ed to him :l
ten1porary assignment v.·ould be suft 1-
C'ient. "Since v.·e seem lo be bu ilding up !o
a t•ou nc:il denial," lie told Kelly. "Do .VOLi
\\'ant us to vote no\\1, or l\'nulrl you rathrl"
seek an alternate solution?'' it \1·as
agreed that Kelly and Rose 1\'0Uld cx·
amine the 1na\ler further.
I sabel L. Boyle
Services Slated
At Pacific Vie\\
Funeral services 11'111 be h('ld at 11 a m
Saturday for Emerald Bay resident
l ~a be.I L. Boyle \l'ho fl ied \~"edncsd ay aL
I.he age of &B <it So ut h Coasl Con1111 un11y
l losp!tal
!\!rs. Boyli:. who had lJ\•ed in 1he
L;iguna Beach area for the pas! 14 yr.1:1rs.
\1·as atlne 111 1·0\un tcer 11orl; al
Children's Hospital 1n u1·ange and 11·as
noted for her <'fforts to help ha ndicapped
children .
'fhc scrr1re_o. will hf' he ld at Pac1tic
\"ie\o,r Chapel 1n Coron:l del !\1ar and in·
terment \\'lll follcll' al Pacific Vie\\'
~len1oria\ Park.
!\Irs. Boyle. of 11 01 ~merald Bay. 1s
survived by tw o daughters. Susan Eyc k
and Victoria S!raubel, a ~:ster , Virginia
Crane and three gra~dchildren.
~ J •e\: R. Curl1y VD "9kltn1 •rod G-••l M&M9u
l ho1111• k11~ll
l:d!!•r
1o.;,.,,, >.. Murplr.l"'
MaN9'&ul IE<fl!Or
a.la H. Lcies Riili1Yd P. Nill ..,..,.. ,,_..illl f.~iiora
Laguna Encroachments.
Can Be Renwved:...Aide
l9f'IMIMcllOHI'• r 21? For••t An~u•
' Mlili1g .Od1111: P.O. l ox 6&6, t 2652 So cs.,...,. Office
lD5 Ninth El C&111lno ll.11!, 92672
~ Offlct'I °"19 AAlw• :lJll Wnl l 1y !lrtt' :-r ... t!I: :uJl ~"'""°'' aov1• .. •flt t . -.ca;; VVJ a..gi .... lnard t
1
1'.:ncroachmcnt.s blocking a con·
troversia! alley in Laguna Beach prob-
abl.v can be rernove<l \\"ithout litigatio11.
ci!~· a!lorney ·rully Seymou r told the cl!y
tOUL!cil thi5 \1·eek. but only if the city
e-0 mes up v.•ith definite pla ns to rHpen
the alley to traffiC'.
Learning that the project CQuld cost in
the neighborhood of $15,000 to $20,000,
councilmen agreed there v.·ould be no \\'BY
to .<,queeze such an an1ounl oul or · the
present budget and voted unanimously lo
conslder the alley improvement as a
budget iten1 next ye ar.
The alle:y, running parallel to Glen·
neyre Stree~ and O:iast Highv.·ay, from
Anita Sltett to Thalia Street. has been
closed to vehicular traffic for years.
i;ince the grade 1\•a.s lov.·ered and a flight
nf ste ps built in !he right-of-v.·ay in the
ruur~t of additions to lhe L;agu na Beach
J\ff!l"IU:lrl
Seymn"ur .said t1e h11d conferred wi!h
.John f',!1nter , ov.·ntr nf 1he pr1Jpcrty. wht'J
said he v.•ould remo1 e al! the en·
crnachm enls ei1cept :i 1vat1 of the
1nortuary building, v. hicb projects only
one foot 111to the alll'}', U the city ia: ..
serious about completing lhe alley inl·
provemenf _
Seyn1our said it \\'as unlikely a c:ourt
"'·ould order the building waH moved
back. but it is not a serious impair1ncnt.
HO"-'ever. changing the grade of the alley
would impair access to some garagts and
a car storage Jot and the city probably
would have to count on severance
damages in the neighborhood of $5JJOO.
City engineer Joseph Sweany said con·
structlon eosts to restore the alley for
traffic passage: v.•ould 11.mount to about
S7.500. These surns, added lo legal Cl•
_,penses of some $2,500 and an appraisal
fee to estqblish damages of $500 lo $1.000,
would bring total cost-to more than
$15.000. Ci ty manager La\vrence Rose
said ii would be advisable lo coun t on an
additional sum for CQnti ngencies. since
removal of dirl might neceSsitate
building som·e supporting v.·alls
Counclhnttn Charlton Boyd who, wil h
l-Ouncil man Ed \\'lll'd Lorr. ha.s Ix-en
wre:;tling v.·ith the alley problem for
son1e Umr. said they v.•ere pleai;ed th~
size of tht problem "h1111 been whittled
do\rn a bit" but 11ddtd, "the money Just
isn 't available now."
I
llAILV l'll Or S•t!I P~o•o
Just Lil~e tlie "Old Co1·ps'
~tarine Gunnery Sergeant .Jin11nie Brocato takes a
si p of 11·arm 11·ater fron1 his can teen during a 50·
mile hike 'Thursday on El Toro Road near the ?i-1arine
<~orps Air Station. The commandant of the 111ar1ne
('o rrs pron1ised the natio n that future illar1nes
\\'OUl d be Jean and hard_ Base c:on1n1anders took the
hint.
Development Halt Seen
Boarll Seeks Solution to Big Setvage Pileup
Hy PA~l l'.:LA HALLA.\'
01 l~I 0•11~ l"il~I Sloll
The :VloullOn·Nig11el \l"ater District
raced 11·i1h a prob len1lhat 1.:ould halt are;i
develo pn1 ent -is .seeking alternate ways
to handle increasing amounts of sewage
Carl Kyml a, manager of lhc d1stri c1.
said Thursday his district bas not 1·et
been asked by the Regional l\'ater Qu~!t
t ~· Con trol Board lo stop accepting se\ver
connections. But he said the ~1oulton
f\'iguel treat ment fa cilities are reaching
('apacity llnd interim solutions will have
tu be fnund un til lhe new treatn1ent
fBcility in Sa n Juan Capistrano. which
i°-'loulton·Niguel \1'ill share. is con1pletcd.
Hideous
Seline distri cts -Dana Point and
Laguna Beach -ha\·e already been ask-
r-d to stop accepting sewer connections
1111l1I unprovements arr 1nade bei:au~e of
(>\ C'r!oadcd r acillties.
r.;~ mla said his dlstrir.t ha s been a~ked
h.1' !he 11·a1er qu~l i!.11 eont ro! board to sulr
n111 a11 1n1cnn1 se\l'age plan until the new
!l'{'<Jltncnl f<ic ilities are coinpleted.
lnte rir11 plans su h1nitted to the board uf
directors incl ude asking South Laguna fnr
an ad dJtional 400,000 go l!ons per day in i!s
trl'at1nent pla nt. This \\'01i!d pro vide a
lotal of t\\'O milhon g:illons per day al
!hat facilit.1'
Another alternat1 \·e is to discharge ef·
Deaths
LA Brutalit)· to Animals Told
I.OS A:\"GELES IL.:Pl\ -A fonn er 1:1ty
an1 n1al con trol off1rC'r testified under
oal/1 Th ursday that he "a1v l'ats and dogs
hea!en to dC'ath v.·ith lC'ad pipes and dog
fights staged ar Los An geles an 1n1a l
shC'l lers.
Steve Bough. a ~revetennary stude nt
at Valley College. \1·as a 11·i1 ness al a city
t'ouncil hearing on alleged n11slrcatn1ent
of anin1als.
He .sa id hr \\'Orked for the <1111111~1 1
reg11Jatlon departn1enl fro1n il'larcll , 196H
11'1 April. 1971 He said tic 11·as told that
a111n1a l control officers ··pulled nff h{'ads
nf li\'C bird.~ lo see how far \he blood
11nu ld squ1r1 "'
Dog lights. he added. 1\·ere staged ;iiier
hvL1rs by vfli('l't'S al svn1c ~helLers.
A11unals 11ere placed in a SO·l'<ill(•d
euthanasi a machine tn be killed b~·
tlei::o1npression. he said, but 111 1na11y
"ases atlenda nts did 1101 check tn sec if
rhcy ll"crc really dead before throll'in~
lhe.m in disposal bins.
In other instan ces or alleged cruc!t1·.
Bo11gh said he sa\\' <.n inju red. pigeon fed
10 ;:i weasel-like South An1crll!n an!n1a l
and added that othe r cniployes told h1n1
k1llens ond puppies 11erc fed to large
sn<ikes
Hobert T. Husn. chief of lhe An1n1a!
Hcgulation J)epart1ne11t. har! no iin-
nlf'd1ate repl.v ro the testi1nony .
fluen t into Laguna !\"iguel Lake until the
f::J Niguel (;olf Course ef[\uent program is
111 operation, 1f it 1,::111 be v.·orked out wit h
the Orange 1\,unl}' Flood Conltol
District.
A third ;~l!crnative is to ei.::pand one
p!•111t fr01n a capacity of a half.million
gallons p•:r da_1· lo unc·1nillion gall ons.
ltequiren1t11ls tor (';,panding the plant
are being v.'orked out \1·it11 the water
q1rd1!y i::ontro l bo;.ird.
1,yn1Ja al so said 1/1e '.llission \··ieJl'I
Co111panv is planning a ntethod wherein
the li1·n1 c<111 acctpl 400 .llOU gallons per
d a~' of cffluem during Lhe wi nter rain
peri11ds 11 hen thev nortn;illy could not
t.1ke delivery of cffl uC'nt.
J !c also said a portion of the ne\o,r San
J 11an planl rnight be a1:iilablc [or use
prinr lo total co1nplclio11 . Bui this 11·ould
l1 a1·e ln be ncgot1.'ltcd \\·itfi San Juan
Capist rano.
\\"hen Ille new f;;il·1Jlty is c"n1pieted.
:\1oul(f111·;-.;igt:( I 11·i1i J1;1\'(' an increased
c11paci1.v of four·n1dl lon gallons per !ay .
l\yn1l;.i said il noiv app<'ars that lhe
dislricL wi ll ha1e to pay a qua rte r of a
rnillion drillars more for its por1ion rif the
i::nns!ruction of the. ne111 p!ant. That 11·ould
bring th e chstrict's share It) $2.251.000 for
80 percent of lhe new plant's additional
c.1pacity.
But because of the Dana Point Sa ni111 ry
Distnct"s need for eapac1t.v in the ne1v
pl an1 , the ~1(1ulton-\"iguel \\'aler Oist.ril'l
rn1gl1! he asked to gil c up part of its
c;:ipacit.1.
J\~nil:oi ;;aid !hls 11'1!1 hal'e tn bf'
nrgotiated al a special meeting.
UPHOLSTERY AT ITS FINEST
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For th1 finest in styling, qual ity, se lection,
and service, try Ted von HM"lert, l11teriors.
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O{'i:t.: A,\ff-:R ICA.\I :'l lAN nu r o( evrrv 25 11;ou!d rather bl"
a v.·oman. One American woman out · nl evl'rv six would
rather be a man. That's known , . , AGAIN ·AM ASKF.0
\l'hn invented the h3nJo .. Jost'ph Sweenry, an Irishman. He
played JUS! about e1·ery musical lnslru ment. His nicknamr:
Rand .Joe ... A.\l O~A.H A DOCTOR says he's convincerl a
love affair !ends !() immunize a citizen aga1nsL the con1mon
cold. al least te mporarily.
VOV R CAil "111 cosl you fnur runes Jh~ original in -
vestment. H you keep it JO yrars, f,. con siderable .~um. ""'hat?
The Bu re au of Public Roads reports that M;iybe my old
bearded friend Hurlsan \11a~ ri,ght. He !!a!d : "I've decided !he
cheapest v.·ay to gn 1s kel'fl th ree c>lrler!.v cars in superlJ
• condition -onfl nn the ro;id, one in the driveway, and one
in the rcpalr shop.
"'/\0 A:\l ERI CA 1~ lnri1;ins st u11er bce;iuse U1e1r speech i:o:
never cnrrcclcd by Lhe1r paren1 s:" ('Ontcnd.~ ,11 mcdica)
specialist ... OUR LANGUAGE MAN is still trying !o track
down the origin or that phrase ··the \vliole ball or wa.t ·• No
luck so lnr ... JF HER FIRST NAM E is Pearl or Ruby,
say our Name Game man. odds are such )'OU can v.·in
money by betting she"s over 50.
COr\SIOER the chen1ical conl rnt of you r blood. "H you
have a tot of iron , vou're intellectu;il and artistic. \Vhen your
calcium contenr is -high. ynu're quiet and plntldin,1?. Fellow.~
vd th loo much carbon ;i re du ll. 1;11.v and plumn. If ynu·\'P an
excess of oxygen. you'rp loo optim istic ancl frir.ndJ.v. And H
su'lphur is what you have !!)(; much of, you're unsJabJe ancl
emolional." So v.·rote old Cedric Adams ;;ifter lengthy consul-
l;;ition with the medicoes.
CUSTO~t ER SERVICE : Q. "Sn you knov.r evcrylhin~
about movie stars. dn you'.' \\'hat ac!res.~. wh0'l'. seen on
TV sometimes. nncl! played !he part 0f a v.•nman mnre tha~
lflQ vearl'. old ~" A. Nothing Ill it. .Ja ne \Vya1 1. in ··t,ost Hori -
zon .;' Didn't sav r kne\1' e\"cryrhin~ ahnut ninvic stars, how -
f'ver .. Just ;iimOst cvery!h111g ... Q. •·11ow Ion~ has tiie lno.i:-
C'~1 ma rria~e in the v.·orld lasted?" A. 'l'h;i1 y,•as R7 years.
Sir Temu!j1 and Lady .'\ariman. ~ous10s v.·rd . 111 five years
nf a~e in 1853. lived 1ogether un11! his death tn 1940.
GIR LS nueht in st;u·t lhr first J!rade ;it ai.:e !), boy~ ;i L
;igc Ii. That's 1ht' cnn1ent1 on 0r one C11.1ifornia educa.tor. G1~ls'
hand muscles, he s<lys, develop earlier than bo ys . So g1~ls
are soon er able to manipulate pencils 10 sh<1pe letters. Still,
bnvs ;ire expected to do as \\'ell in t.he hand.,.,Til1ng game,
Th.ey don·l !hough.
PLEASE: apprl:'c:1a1e \Verl nc sda\', A~ f;i r ;is. fat.al a cc iden t ~
~o. il"s t.hP. safest clay nf the v.•eek Prerl1ctahly. Sa turday JS
!he deadliesL S11nd;i~1 nex t. then Friday. Tuesday and Th urs-
day aren"l ;is rlani::ernus a~ l\1nnd;iv.
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Yn ur qur.~!11111.~ 0 11rf ron1»1 P11 ~s ntP u·rlconte and
1n11L he 11serl. nL ClfECKING UP u1herevt>r possih/r _
Please n.rldrPi:., ynur letters to L. fl<f. Boyd, P.O. Bo:t
1875, Nr111pQrt Br<tch 92660,
Wall Street Chatter
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NE\V YORK r ;in
Americiln \Vorld Airways an-
nnuncrcl Tucsda .v ii "'111 la unc+1
\\'i!h Rorlni:: 741.c; on it.c; two-
w;,y globe girdling Oct .. 31 .
'Th e d;ill\• c;i s!bnun<l fl1 11ht
V>'dl nr1i;:1n~l e frnm Ne\\' Ynrk
;:ind '.l.·r stbnun rl ln['l frnm S;:i.n
Fr:in<'iscn Tht> inl rrmecl ia!e
point.~ 1,1·111 he l. 0 n d n n ,
"Frankfurt. ls1:1nbul. Be1r11t.
Tehran. !\;ir·arh i. !\'r11· Oc!h1,
"B;in~krik , l\ring Kf'ln l!. Tnkyn
ilnrl l'\onnlulu.
f';in Arn h;i.c; h;icl g1nbf' g1r<l l-
,n~ ser\H'r for 24 \'cilr~. us1 ni:
Rrieing 7r\7s nn the rou!r for
the pasr l ! .vrars
e Cot1f1lrr S11it
holders Tuesd<1.v rhat new
l-1nl1da v lnns now ;:ire heinii;
bll1lt in 1\us tralia. \l.'ell ingt on,
!\". z .. :i nd two <1re planned for
Fi1 1. Rov E. \\'inegardner of
Cinci nnati. operator nf Holida y
Inns in l\entucky and Alaska .
h;i~ fnrmf'rl a .c::ubsidi11ry in
A11s!rJ!1;i and is huitdini:: !hrt>P
inn.~. !hr firs.t i11 north S/dne.v.
JI,, pl;in,~ olheri; 1n FiJi and
Sam n;i
e ·1·1·1111•it lli1I
!'T 1.0l!lS -St Lnu1.c; c;i r
ri1\ 1!'.1nn n( C.t ner::il S1el'I
l ndus1r1r~. Inc . h;is ;1'.l.·;i rded
;:i c·nntr11rt tn c;arret t ("nrp's
A I r p sr;irrh ,\.fanufactun n~
~uhsicl1ar.v tn dr\'elnp :in ad -
,·11nccrl prnpuls1nn s.\•st crn for
Pi:prr1n1ent ;i! r:1p1d 1 r11n.~1t
rare; to hP hu1 !t fnr Bneini::
1·n·s Ver\fll d1\'isinn i n
Ph1l11dc!phia. The cars aft a
proiect of the I e d er a 1
J!nvernmen!'~ 11rb<v1 m 11 !-~
fra n~pnr!allfln :idmi nistret1 on.
Yotar Money's Worth
Parents Be st
• Joh Com1selors
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By SYL\"IA POltTt.:R
Can ynu . !he parent or
children inreresled in the en -
vironmental ~c1ences, define
the dut ies fJf a l1mnologist"
Do }'llU. the parent nf a chlld
interested in the fields nf
health, , know w ha I .11
biomedical engineer rloP.~~
What do v0u kno w, 1f
anything. a b o u l psycho!-
in,i:uistics ~
You're typic;;i ! if yo u ha1·e
nnf.v !he vaguest idra nf what
any 1Jf lhc.~e specialists in-
vnl~·es Yet you, the parents nf
the mill ions nr youngsters nnw
in high .~cho(ll and college and
of rhe more than 3 million
enterinj!: the labor force each
.vear, are our nation's .lop job
co1,1nselors. And you v.•ell may
be leal'in&, the whole bu siness
of career <"Ot1nseling to high
school coun selors who n);i\' nr
m;iy not bl" up to the jnt>--...or
ynu may be push in,!.!' your kid.~
too hard, loo fast or into your
own fa vorite occupat ion.
Are you aw;ire of lhese fun -
damental occupational trends'.'
-·One in fnur of all the nc-
cupatinns th11t will be in ex·
is!ence Jn 1he U.S. in 1980
doesn't even exi st toclay.
-·EngineC4"s are ''f'f'ring in-
<'rf';isini::ly tnv.·ard scicia! and
environmenatal ralher than
strlct!.v lechnical con-
siderations--e.g., automobile
safr!y, hullt-out nbsnlescence.
pollu!ion controls.
-·Ooct.ors are moving in -
r reasing ly toward community
medicine, 11 firld invo!vi nR the
!re:itment nr the whnle ht1man
heing in the rnnlrxl nf hrs
famil~•. neighborhood, l"thnic
background .
-'Psycholn~y 1ncrcas1ngl.v i."
hecoming the sci l"nce l'I f
"ps~chnmetrics'"--nr the com-
plex field nf ps.vchnlogic;if
mcasuretncnl, i n ri u ~tr l;i 1
p sy cho\ngy. environml"ntal
psychology, ere .
-·Jn man\' sense<;. !hf' rnt1re
irie;i of "ca~eer " is obsolete.
Ag;;i inst this-probably to
H u,1itington
Carpet Unit
HnsOpening
ynu (nGhlening,-backgrnund,
1,1•hat do you do ? First. admrt
1our nwo limilalions as a
Career counselor. 1The 1..abor
Deparlnient 's Diction;;iry or
Oc cupational Tille!I now listit
30.000 diHerenl lille!I. How
many coulcl you name" 1 Then,
hcffl these imporl<1nt do's and
rion"t.s lro111 J)r . Eli li1nzberi::.
ecnnon1ic11 professor at New
York's Co lumbia Uni versit y
anct Juth<lr or the recent
"CarPc.r r.uidance" tMcG raw-
Hill, $7 .95 1.
11 \ Don't force your ov.•n or-
cupation;;il ('ho1ce on your
child. ··The idea !hal vnu r son
n1usl he ;i doctor is nuls." A
Nerc' \!erp
Ed \vard .·\. \I1stica, ('o . .;-
ta f..1esa. has been el -
ected \'ire president o[
\Vit ro Chen1icaJ c·or-
poratinn. headrruarterd
in ('ar:;on . lie JOined
the \Vilfield divisio n in
1959.
career rhnice \n\'olves much -------------
more than i ntelli~enc('. I( in-
volves 1he ('hi!d's values, at-
Ht11des toward work and life,
emotional m;;iturily.
12 ) 00 be understanding 1r
vour ctiild is in no h11rrv Lo
Choo.<;e ;;i career. Even if he or
she drops out of collei::e in the
sel'ond year. "it could be a
sign of wisdorn." Be "sup-
portive RS _vnur child exp1ore5
the occupation;il options npen
Too Much
Atte11tion
On Rates?
to hin1 or her." SA N FRANCISCO !liPl 1 -
1 ~1 non'I try In drive vnur B;ink interest rate~ should be
child 11'1 '"get ahrarl." .The •·pe.1:~M tn thl" marketp!acl""'
young gener;itinn h<1!1 ""·atch-
ed their parents become great a"d sn-cAlll"d "prime ra!P~"
"(.'Breer succl"sses' -al the abandone<l, A, \\', C.:J;uisen,
('OSI of discontent, divorce, President of the Bank or
;ilcohol1sm, ab."enter fathers. America. said this y,·eek.
So relax. "Vou've hari your Clausen said the prin1c rate
chances nl m11kr y1111r ctio1ces: hlls receii·ed too mu('h a!-lel your 1'1ds have the saml"." lenl ion v.·hen it actually ap-
!41 Do unC!ersh1nd I hat ynur p!ies 10 relat ively few loa ns.
hnrne i~ !he single best snurr.e lie proposed ;i "con1posi~I"
of values and th<1l your ;it-r;ile ;,f snnie .o;ort'' based on
lifudes lll"'llrd ""ork J!enera!ly the. actua l n1arkel for lna ns
can be a real ;ind importNlt during a news t·nnfcrenre at
inlluenC"e. Slrl"ss the values the Annurtl An1er1ean Rankrr.o;
you cherish. Associ ation Convl"nlio n,
1S1 Don 't. if your child ha s Claus~t'n, who he;ids the
an IQ of 110. plagur him nr v.•orlcl'.o; l;i rj!est cornn1erci11I
her tn become. a profess1oo;il b;ink . st1 id 1ha!. undl"r loan
nr even to cnmplete college. .<:_1'~ten1 he rroposes. inlrrl'st
You'll nnl.v create impnssib!I! r;ites would '"flo;i l" const:intl.v
conflirt for your child_ "1r.h the changes in sopp!~· anct
den1and but could e;i~1!y he
16 1 Anet do encourage \'nur calcul;i1ed by bank cnn1pulers.
1·h1!d to explore al! the opt inns "'Thrre is a i;:rowini.: lt'el1ng
n p I" n -eriucat1on, trt1ining, on the part nf !ending in-
:;pt>cif1c Jobs, career field s. ~1itut1nns _ .. 1h;i t no"' i:;; the
r·or nian y of these kid s, the next tin1I" we h;i ve h:id In
ch;inC"Ps tomakesour chr.ices : make !he hrcak," s a i d
rem;iin open throughout their Clau~P n
entire li1'es. 1'hll.,, the. choice He said his S\'S1e111 w::is hcl-
of an occupalion. ;is Cin1.herg ler than ha l'1°ng ralrs: ''ad-
('ffiphasi7.e.~. "is NOT a Bi ngle mi ni.~tered " b.\' bankers in
drcisinn, but rather at ll"ast 11 thrir offi<"e.~ and hoard-room~.
10-year process in vol vi ng 11 Wirh a!! rhe intere.~t rates
Jong-lcrm strategy." pe~li{rd to thl" 111arkrl place for
Tlnssn '.c; Carpet \\';irehnuse~. j P.S. Lin1no!ogy is !he s!udy loans, "Sf!meth ing OVC'r 11•h1ch
h<l~ ;innnu nced thr J!. r a n r1 nr lakrs and lake pnllut1on. A bank s have nl) c n n ! r 0 1 , ' '
biomedical enji{inrC"r applies Clausen said h;.inker~ 11•oul<l
opening nf their newest v.•are-('ng-in~ring IO me.-!ic;if proh-not he in thr p<'!Siflon n(
house in Huntington Ar;ich. lerns ;ind desi;;!n of hard~·a re a rbi!ranly lowering or rilisinji{
LOC'ateri <1l 16131} l;otharri in.ich as ca rdi?C pacpmakers. then1."
OA.ILY PILOT f
Sulphur Burning Machine
Aids Far1ners, Betters Air
BY CA RJl lC K l.£AV!Tf sulphur lo lamil"rs and nlhf'!1i •·our experience has been
t "·I d I 1"·· -t that 1! ha!! done all that 1t was SAN VRAN CISCO IU Pl ~ -' 1w Pl> e ray 1x:1r ,_ . ., 1n hoped ln dn," he said. A ~ulphur burninJ: ma<+iirie. ba!!ling p<rHutinn. -;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;_
resemhhng a cross betwel"n a Sal G1urnarr<1 , o~ralnr of i""
cement n1lxer and a steam l l.000 BCre! 1n Sou t he r n
engine, ha~ g11'en hope to
fariners 1,1•ith nulr ienl·star\'ed California -6.000 0f -thern in
vi neyards -has r1 ~·e of the soil and olhcia!s fighlLng the sulfur mathinl"~. He value s
srnog prob!r rn. then1 at about $4,000 each, I II burns ch1u1ks 11[ pro<.:essed
sulphur 2i a c."Qntrolled rate of ' I think !he. niachlne. is
uniforn1 r('/llrn io alkaline and doing son1cth1nJ:," he safd. ··1
"pan hard" farn11ng l<ind don't 1,1•;int to-Knoc k 11. hut I
Dixon Collins. head or \Iii' clnn"t w11nt to say 11's a cure-!
UN IT E D
SJ' ATES
NAT J.O NA L
BA iii K
SOUTH COAST PLAZA
BRANCH
NOW OPIM
SATURDAYS H 11 kersfield-ba.~ed c,11,1panv all. \\'e'1•e only harl tt1em in
nianufacluring the n1a1"h1nrS, for a few tnonths, and 1\'s 1m-
C'hrn1sull Corp., s<i!tl thl' unit's poss1blr lo 4.'V;tfua!e then1
w;ilrr absol'p\IC>ll to wer also f11ll v_" lie did say !hat "i _,___ ''• 1 11.M.
nprns up possihil\ties for a s11n1e cases 1l appears to , MON.-HURS. 10-5 l",M,
\ill'Lt'l y \If el'ological benefits ~ett1ng a li ttle n1ore grow1h 1 FRIDAY 10-• 11.M.
) d d ) than v.e nonnall.v "'u"ld g•I." !7141 40-S?l l _ L""°'" h1: Inc u e are a ni t•! 1od to " ._ .l<H'k Stenn. :in rmn!n\.'t. nf S•. C ' Pl•••· Cot.t• ,.._ control sniog 1hroui:h thc ,.,, .-
lower in rhe testi ng stage "t S :\. Cai11p Co., which operates
l..t1s Angrlr:;. 11 process lo gain one nf the la rgest f11rn1s in
po!ab\e water ~rom raw t';1lifo rn1a, sa1cl his cnmpaoyl H. M. 5TOLTE
hRs been rr:;tln• !he m;ichine. sew ;i i;:e w 11 h 1 n fi.'i n1 i nu I cs nnv.• 1_::::..::::::::.::.:::.:::c::::..::::::::::::::.._e'="'"'"'"'"'"'"'"'"'"'""" heing te11!Pd at Seattle, a nd an
inexpensive w;i y tn :;ca1·enge
11•t11 rt used hy nil ref1 ncnes l~------------------------,
before it is returned deep 1n10
the ~round. 1
"Once 11 e so[I e t h ('
eng1 neerin,1:: nn the machine."
v.·hich rci}ort edlv can take l
poisonous ~ascs nul as wel! as
preserve in solution the :;ulfurl
properties needed by plan ls
anri soil. ··we can snl l'e al ll
kind:; of thin~s." Colh n!I sairl .
F::ir mcrs h;i 1·e bf>cn 1he firs!
lo hf'ncf1 I frnrn C o 11 i ns •1 niachines. Thr.v can bu.v thrm
for considerabl y less than thr'
price of a tractor and !rear
acrea ge ";is far as the v.·ater•
supply will f\nw " I
Son1e are c,1utious in .'1SsflSS·
in!! results of the m11chine
v.•hu·h has been oper ati ni;: for l
.1bc1ut six nionrhs on scattered I
ft1n11s in C;il!fornia an d1
Ant.nn;i. But they l(l"nrrally
aJ.!rel" it increase:; crop yields
The ide11 is n()L new. Hu1
1972 Continental
COSTA MESA
t 11l\1ns said lh(' 1n11L"hine 1s the <L -------------------------'
f1r$L lo successfuH.v burn th<'
su lpliu r a' a rr g u 1 a! I'{! ra 1 c for Ji'mmmiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiii return 10 1ne sol t at a
"rrasn r1able" cost.
Al'eragc l'O!lt for 11 far n1e.r In
lrral a field with poor ~nil is
('S!lnli'llf'rl bl' Bill Carr nf 13.C.
\ ,;1lxlra toneS in B11kf'rsfirld <1!
lro111 $:\ tn $4 an acrf'. Other
1nr lh•1d!I cost lw1ce that ni uth
or 111ure. he s<iid.
• · 1 t i !I a 111 ;i j n r
brcaklhrvugh ." said Ca rr. "in
th:it it's ;i n 1mprn1·ed ine!hnd
of 1)1.1tt1ng !he. sulphur Into the
siul."
Lari:e chunks or pnwesseri
sul phu r c:in be purchased by
lh1' farml"r,<; from indu.c::t.ries
ancl fed inlo the. fumt1 c·r of Jla-
macht ne. l nclu.~trics___.Me' ·re-
qu1 rr.ri to re1ntn·e 1'he suH11r l
c-nntrn1 nf thl"1 r :<:rno kesl.:ick.~
for rcoloi::ical rrasnns, Dixnn
s:11cl. Jf tbr.v ran sel l th;i!I
THE BEST
DON'T INVEST
INA
REAL ESTATE
SYNDICATION
·'
Streff, ju s t south of Hun-r~.vchnlinguistics is the study Clausen s<iicl b?nker.<; are
lington c en l r r . the nrw of the develnpmrnL or CIHTc.ntly in a rlil<'mma. bc111jl r..-.Actrr~lli p 11 n ! I s prn1· ..
"'ar<'house 1s convenient to ;i1l languaee in parl_v childhood tind er pressure !n rc.du cr the "Pr11n11t<;" is "n" 'If 1hr
nl Oranne (:ou nt•• fnr thei r anri !hf' psycholOR:ic a! im-pnn1e ra te, but because nf \\-fl rlcl's n1n~t pnput11r rnn1ir: ' ' I t f ) to lh · ) f h s1 rip.~. r: .. 11r1 it dl'l ily In l he
unl•l you have talked wi1h u.c;. Our years of exper1ence of
p<1 r1 ic 1pation in mill ions of dolla rs of property ~yndicetions
may be helpful to you.
We a re e xpe1ts in re al estate, acting es en independent
distnbulion agency, ·rcpresen!i ng a variery of leading real
e s tale con1panies that olfer shares in 1eal prope1ty syndica·
t1ons. /f you purchase one ol lhese investments through us.
the cos t to you is the same es if you were dealing direct.
PLUS you have the advanlege of ourmoreobjecliveedvice.
carpetin,1: need.~. p 1ra 10n n anguage e ('Connn1 1c conlrn .~ car "I al DAILY ri1.n T.
A [ nos~o. prcsicle nt o r, °i'<;h;;;ld;;• ·;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;";;';;',;Y;b;';;' ;';;";;';. w;;';Y;;';' ';';';;'·;·';;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ii Rn~sn's C;irpet \V;irehouses.11
h;is hef'n in the carpet fiPld for
20 vpars 1n S n u 1 her n
(;il!fOroi a. From \!152 until
lfUit. he nprratrrl a retail
c·arpe-1 hus1ne.c;.~ 1n thP S;:inl
Fern;incln V11\1PV. ll P ninverl h1~ bus1nrk~s tn \Yes! r n-v111a 1r11
11\fil 11nd n1ainl11 inrcl 11 until
April nl 1%~
Jn Sep!rrnhr r n( t!lli~. he
nf}f'necl 11 p !he fir~! nr l'lossn·i-1
l';ir pet \\';irehouSl"S In Ont::irin.l
with :i nrw rnf'rr t1and1!'ii n1:1
rnncr pl. nf nffr r1 n,i: new carprtl
to thr p11hhr . rcl-'1 il ;it l
v.hnlesa!e pnres. fnr im-
mC"cliate rlcl ivery.
Sinrl" Srpl.e1nber nr l!ll\11.
Rn:;so ha~ npened warehnuscs
In V;in 1\luv.~. Garden Grnve,
San Rern;:ir.d1nfl ;ind A7.usa. ln
Resarvation•
639-31 31
Call Collect
DINNER
SEMINAR
TUESDAY, OCT. 26, 7
EL ADOBE
RESTAURANT
p.m.
So11n Juan Capistr1no
For those not desirous ot pa rticipation in a limited partner·
ship synd1cale, our s ubsidiary, D111e1silied Acquisition
Corp., oil ers f>ophi sticated br okerage services leading tG
the a cquisiiion of carefull y researche d propertie~ that
require .e mini mum cash inves!ment ol S 100,000.
Last year. many ol our clients received"-i OO~{, write-tin nn
!heir tnves!ment in !he purchase ol several large new in-
c ome proper!1es that offered PIOJl!r!ed la.x sheltered cash
rel urn in acl d1!iori to excellent potential tor ca.pilal gains
i1 ppreci a!1on.
11 you ;ue lookin'J 101 a tundarnenlally sound r~a l est al9
proposal, c11ll or wr11e us ~o arrange for a competent and
obfective prosenlat1on of pre-screened quali ty inlleslments.
:"-.11A l\11 -1<; c n ! n I! i c ;i I
&1encr Corp. h::is f1\rc\ ;i n $1\4
million counler suit ;iga1n.<:t
Tf'achers in:<:urance ;ind An-
nuity Assoc.lat.inn flf Amrrica
,11nd 0niher companies who su ed
ecological !'.Cience nn l\1onday
tn enfnrre coller linn nf arnund
$~. 1 million nn nntl"s of R
subsid1::i ry. F:cn !ng i ct1 I
l ltilities, lnc. !he cmi nler .c::uit
charges breach nf conLra cl,
conspir11cy ;.,nd fraud.
f>ach w;irehouse there are over
• A:if·i1 611{, lOfl noo square y:irds of carpel
AKR ON -R. F. Goodrich tn select from. J TMrough REAL ESTATE SYNDICATION
INCOME & TAX SAVINGS WELTON® CO., INC.
e E-"pattifhrg
MEMN:IJS--<-Holidav lnnl'i
Inc .. annnunced 11! iti; 'annual
confer~nce of fr a n ch is r
Cn. ha.c; decided ICJ ceas!:-l>rn-The hours Rl thr nt'wl Pr•••nted bv FOX & CARSKADON, Inc., Real Estate Brokers sine• 1929, 1i11c!1nn nf A.ztran. ;i syn!ht:lic h !I t 5 JO l('ather-like material, Dec. 1. ~~,~~. ~~!s.~r~~ •0 ia:i. 9 ~~mg currently m•n•ging properti•• v•lv.d in exc•ss of Fifty'Milllon Dollars,
:?8~5 E. Coasf Hwy .. Corona de! M11r. C .. !if.112625 (71'1 fiT5~900
1901 Ave. ol l,he Stars, Los Ange le~. Cahl. 90067 (21 J) 87S-l 000
MEMBE!l: N!.TION),L ASSot.IATION Of' SCCUR/Tl£S CJfAlCRS, INC.
GNK!rich s;:sicl dl"mand forj_'.~~;"~~~~"~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~l~~~H~•~•~l~o~d~b~y~o~;~·~·~,~·~il~io~d~~S~0<~u~'~il~io~~-~n~<~.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~i pm. urs. ,. n. A7lriln failed to mat.erieli7.P as
Aztren failrri In mate(jali1.e 11s l expected . The product i!I made
at J\1aril"tlil, Oh io.
I See by Today's
Wan t Ads
e A TRf:ASURF: BETTER
THAN ~ILV f.R OR f'.OLO :
9nly. Coast & South-ern offers savers all three: /
/e 6% two f>o five year guaranteed certificates.
•Saturday Service. •The Insiders Club.
Ef I ective r 5.00°/o-5. l 3°/o r;i~·-r-nr1'. Mn ~In flit'1,
Annual 5. 75 o/o-5. 92°/o o,,~ y .. ,,., C•r111r ..._,,, 11 .r1nn M1AJn'V"
Earnings 6.00°/o·6. 18% 1wn tn f 11P V•11r c~f !ll1r .. 1 •~ l ~ 01111 M" •l"c.1
Up 10 90 days los s of interest on amoun!s w1thr.trawn
be fore maturity on a ll cerlil1t <lfe ac.rtlunt~.
..,.,,.. Qr'ICE;
HOH, l<1~ ""l•I•< • "}l I 1~1 . "
L!HIJt[ •I MlltCY l'LA~l
l Wil•hor• l!llwll , , • ,ll·l }fi'J
•!,..A, CIVIC C(NT[l'I:
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HUNllNGlON 1£ACH.
01 llu"""l1"" C•"'•' · '"'' •"1 \1',.1
SAN l'[OltO:
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Wl!T COVI NA: '.
£••"•"d s~"PP'"' t•r. • J'l·220l
"AN0 1'AMA C!tY:
l61fi Vo" Nuy• lllv<'t,• l'l1.\11l
1'AltU.NA:
1~1~1 V•"1'"" l'lv'l'. • 1(' •~I • '
J.1n11·Pr( 1n \.\."in1,.r. Ynu
1·11n r111~f' your nwn' in ll\111
Greenhnu~e. It ('Omes 11n-
A11~rnthll'CI 11 1th ~111~. \I'll•
!Pf hr11 1Pr, ~wamp t'(lalf'r
::ind bt'nrhr.~. tuhinit 11nrl
p\·,.rvrhinsi" ,,1_..,.,. Ju11 ,11dd
ln!"T"l'~I . llnri t"!'llP ttie ~n.
rfil5, Qrch 1t\ft, TOSf:I. , •
The ln 1id@ rs Club: A new way to beat 1nfla t1ori. Ifs mPmbersh•D ca rd
pP.rm1 ts you to buy nearly every thin g you neeo lrom 1he 11nest c!osM-
door showrooms at substantia l sav1ngs-applianceS. furniture., !.terP.O
equipment, snort ing goods, drape11es an9 much. much mor e_
• 1,.NTA ANA LO•N S[ltV!Cl JIG[NCY;
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SANTA MON!C•:
LONG I EACH1
l•ll io ("Lust • •l/ /(l\
(ASI lOS •NGlll ."i! •·~ • Sor" '"6·•510
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An An11qu,. 11rlrl1114l m11-
r-h1nr 1' nn '11tr. A 1'0
fhrr, I.• a t1111:1> qu11nll ty
"'I ~r11 mirJ11. II r1irur~!
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PY \.\'Uh Thi/Ii 2::1" ~~
ml.,r rnn~nl ... Tt1 11 ~s11rr
~nur h11pp1nP~fi:. •rtrl 1hrs.
NP "'' cok>r 11n!f'nM . 'nlrn
llghr 11p 11!" pl11cr:
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You can even huy c;irs <i ! the "!IP£:;" nrice and rnObilP. homes a11 rl
rnotorcycli::s at subs!an!1al Savin gs The lnsirlP.15 Club also nrov1111o.,
h1g d15rour)fS on 11cke!s to sporl 1ng aJ"ld enterta1nmen1 events , , ,
n!us 11 whnl~ li st of lrt• c-.erv•Ges salP deoosit hoxes. monpy orr1Prt,
lr.lveiers chi>ck~, not;iry <;eNICI?~ and thP !JSP of r1ocumPn!
r1unlic.::i1 1n~ l!Ou•rmen1
MP mb1>1sh1n renu1rement 101 s;ivPr ~ 'i2.IJOO n11n1m11n1 hri lanL".
CoiJSI borroWP.rs n(.)W receive rissoc.1 alP. memhersh1p!"> enUt,J 1n s \tipm
l!'.1 '1 11 nuls1d,.. r,.ferra! S!rv1ces . Ask ~hou1 )n1n1 n@ a t any CQti1,1 f')l!1cP.
1!• Wol•""• 81~11. • J~\ 1\/4~
D•lty H••,.._f AM t• 4 P'M O,.fl ht•ri•..,._t AM t• 1 PM
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World Market
U.S. P1·opo sing
By BTLL NE[KIRK
WASJ.tTNGTON ~AP \ -The
United States has built twn
roads to settlement of ihe
1nternat1ooal mo n e ta r 1'"
impasse but concedes olh('r
major nallons mu:o;t make
tough po\Jtical and f"<:onomtc
dee1s1ons before tr::nel1ni;:
ell her
Unltl thev On lreasur\
Mcretary John B Connally
said the 10-percenl surchar~e
on goods shipped into the
United ~lt:1tes v; 111 remain
The U S prop1 s<1ls fflr
resolving the stalemate
donunated d1scuss1on as the
lnternat1onal Monetary Fund
and the World Bank closed
their annual meeting Oc1 1
W1th1n three weeks the next
round will begin as the !II
largest nations nf I ht nnn
Com mun1sl world gather to
negotiate general rurrent}
realignment the sun harge
and the US bal ance of
payments def1c1t
Conna lly planned to tesl1f\
loday before a Senate h.inance
subcomm1ttee on internauonal
).fade and 1tc; chalrman told
him a ma1o r move by the
administration lo reforn1 and
modernize the 1nternat1onal
Knnom1c system co u 1 d
promote lnternat1onal
cooperation
Time 1s not nn anyones
side no" sa id Sen Ahraham
Rib1coff i D-Conn l The more
we delay the more li kely
nat1on;1:hst1c poht1cal re;ict1nns
will set 1n lessening the
chances o f eventu a l
cooperat1on
Having sh o c kc d the
1nlernat1ona\ comn1un1tv
R1b1coH said 1l 1s nn1v our
respons1b1hty In pro p n s e
work;i,hle and ia sl1ng
reforms '
ninnies
lie cxprPssed lt Jn one k~y
c:entence during his t11Jk to the
lf\ff'
If other governments will
make tangible progre ss
toward d1smantl1n_c spee1f1 c
harriers Jo rrade O\Pr com1ng
weeks and will be prepared In
iillow rn;irket realit ies £reelv
to detenn1ne exchange rates
for their currencies for a
lrans1ttonal period we for our
part would ht' prepared to
remo1e the surchari:e
A high Treasu ry off1c1al ~aid
U11 ~ proposal co uld acceleralf'
a possible senlement rather
lhan delav 1t
Ry a frer lln;:it of
c11nenc1e~ 1he UnHf'rl ~t ... 1es
means cutting lhcn1 loose
from their fixed \alue 111
relation In other money ;ind
letting them find a final
markel price
Whirlpool
Aide Named
Norman Moore Nev.port
Beach has been n;imed sale~
manager of lhe residenl1al and
com mercial d1v1s1on Southern
Ca !1forn1a sa les d 1 v 1 s 1 o o
\V!nr I pool Corporation
Moore "111 not only have re-
spons1b1h1tes of builder sales
bur 10 add1l1on assumes d1rec
t on of the hcal1n~ coohn,g pro
duel sale s 111 the Souther n
C;:ihforn1a ::irea
Come to this Christian Science Lecture
A IASIS FOl JUSTICI ..
Alaister G. Smith, C.S.B.
'lllDAY DCTDllEll H 1 11 , M
1ST C.HUll CH O' CHllllT ICll NTIST
JU D Mf.S• \l!llDE Dll CO~T4 ME14
Comin9 Oct. 23
m -•
Wil~ Success\Spoil
Young David Cassidy,
TV's New Superstar?
David Cassidy 21 year old s on of Jack Cassidy and
stepson of Shirley Jones Cassidy costars 1n TVs
1 The Partridge Family " He has become the Num
ber One tee n age idol He is aware that the popu
larrty spa n of a 1een age idol 1s about two yea rs,
and once this cycle run s out he may be 1n for a
tough t ime He know s where he 1s where he hopes
to go and what he wa nts to accomplish 1n hfe
e PAT BOONE -1 he c.uv "ith the \\ h1te "hoes
tells his stor) rrorn !\t 11h lexas Stale College
lo s11persta1 dnm net then to -a rcappra1s:1.I
lhat has him sa \1n ~ nda' my career 1s second
to family and Gild '
e JOB'MANSHIP (NEW FEATURE) -foirsl two
specific J!roblcms: ha ndled 1n i h1s nen1 feature
show how 1t \\l!l help \11th on the Job relation
shi ps Topi cs arc 1-t oiv to llandle a ('() vJork('r s
Incompetence W1thoul Nagi;:1ng and \\lh\ can t
Production and Sales People See E)c to eve"
Sa turdav , All Coming 10 th e
I DAILY PILOT I
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Picasso turns 90 1'11ondav. i;t1ll
active -and si tt ing on 'one Df
· · the greatest hoards of n1odrrn
art treasurrs cvrr 11.~~cn1bl rd.
The birthd;iv will he 1nl"J rkrd
by ~pecial "exhibitions ;ind
homage all over the >,•:ot·ld, hut
the artist is expected to ignore
it all. He hates birlhda~'S. hr1ns
talk of death ;111d acts as 1f he
expected lo reach JOO.
He receives few 11sitors a!
his hon1e :1l \Io u g i n s.
. overlookinj:! I he r-.1ed1ter-
ranean. Only old friends pass
through the electronically con·-
troltcd steel gates.
Through !hese priv ileged
fe"" !he y,•ord filters nut !hat
the master is in excellent
health. !hat he h;1s Jo«t none of
his zest for donn ing comic
disguises, and that he ('fln-
tinucs to "'Ork at a feverish
pace.
The lernpo of living hfls
·slowed for everythin g exce pt
work. Trip.~ to the he;ich and
out ings to bullfights are over.
Only a few .vears ago he oft en
had his chauffeur d r i v c
throu gh lhe hill country. hut
these trips have stopped. along
with unexpected a ppearances
at art exhibi ts in nearby
towns. Now he cnterges from
'the \'illa almost exclusive ly for
an occasional trip to a Cannes
dentist.
Furious passion for \1·ork
has made Picasso one of the
most prolific <1rtisls 111 h1slory.
He produces faster than 1nost
artists -he has been koo"·n
to dash off several oil pain-
' tings In a da.v . and still pro-
• duces two, three or 1norc
engravings a d;1y. l-!e <1L<;0 ha.~
lived longer. lh<1n most Even
Michela ngelo died at 119.
Thous;.inds of nil p;i intings
b.v Picasso hang in museums
around th e "'Orld -tl1c
Museum of ri.·loclcrn Art in
New York has nlore thar1 300
-<1nd arc held in priv;.ite clll-
Jectinns. There is no wa y to
'count the cni::r av in gs ,
lilhograph.'1, dra 11•1n.i:;s a nd
doodlings that ha\'C gone into
th e e-0n1n1crcial rnar~t>I
But the hii:;i;cst collet'linn ti~·
far is held b\' Picasso h1n1self
Nol even ' 1he artist knnv.·s
how 1nanv <'a n \ a s c s .
sculptures. {·eran11es ;inrl n1hr·1•
products or las f('l'!l lC' llllllrl
are in stor;igc l'l)llm's 11r the
he I t er -s k c 11 e r of tu~
workshops. Sor111' he kf'p!
Jx>cause he l1kl'rl 1hcnl. ~"1111•
~ frorn the l':ld~· rl;iys
fnunrl no huv<'rs. ,\111~\ 11·r rr
i;in1p!.v p11T :"1 ~1dr rif!l•I' •'n1n-
plrt11H1 ln kf'rp his 11rod1g111us
nutp~J1 froin c:iusuig a gl ut un \
lhe market.
Jn 1970 :in cxhihit1nn nf
i'icasso's p;irtial output fnr
19fi9 "'·as shn"·n in the old
Palace of lhe Pn1><'s in
Al'1gnon . There 1vcre 165 pa in ·
tings <1nd ~ dr,1v.•1ni;:s EKcept
for !wo somber still l1fes ,
Picas$Q's lhoughts had turned
to children, 1l'omen and
musketeers.
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r-.1or.e rct'"ntly he ha s bC'en
working on a series of
sensuous cni::ra1·\ngs or scenes
from a bord(·lln. His old
f riend . the art is t .
pholngrapher and 11· r i I er ,
Brassai, in an nrh!'lr In thr
Figaro Litteraire, s;iid Picasso
told him :
"When I see you. lTIV f~
reaction is to rf'ach 1n 1ny
pockcl for a pack11~e nr
cigare11es lo offer y1n1 one.
like before. I kno11' \'l"ry wr ll
that neither of us ~1n11ke11 any
longer. Age has obl1.ii;cd us to
give up. but the rlesir(' rr-
mains the 11amt: for m~k1n.ii;
love. We don't do it an.y longer
but the desire rem11ins.''
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By ARTHUR R. VINSEL legal firrri of Lawler, Felix & Hall, whose
stationery Jisl.!t 30 attorneys on the staff.
Lud1,11g Hafenrichter r\nall y I e f t Loy feel s outriumbe.red.
Weidenoberpfalz. Germany and 14 years He w8.5 ;1Jso informed that thl': famil iar
with Volkswagen werk Aktiengesellschafl, cloth VW patch _ available in 1ny varil!-
t1 red of being a companu nian. h · rl , ly store -sewn on is grease·sta1ne .
He wanted to becnme his own boss, blue Arco shirt is verboten while on duty
rloing business in Amtrica , the land of at his s!.alinn.
free enterprise. Arco is okay, !ince liafenrichler and
He fin ally bought his nwn gas s1alion al hls men pump their gas.
1069 Harbor Blvd., Costa r-,,esa, after The Orange Coast trademark
emigrating 10 years ago anrl gelling crrtckclown came after an unhappy Hun·
together his bankroll working i n tington Beach station owner di splayinR a
Volkswagen agent·irs. huge VW logo symbol was hit with
He even shorteoed his hus1 11ess cnrd by similar orders to cease and desist.
4.'i letters. nlaking it s1n1ply . Lou for -Lou says the irat e grease monkey tlirerl
short. and L & E Service. a photographer and sent him arcund hun·
Naturally , he speci;.il1zes in gctlLng the ting every other VW-related sign he could
bugs out of The Bugs. find, then fired off the film to the cor·
Lou 11afenrichter, hov.·ever. learned por;ition attorneys.
Sept. 9 that -just like the old British J..-0u thought the cameraman just like<i
Empi rt -the sun never sets on th e looks of his station and ""'anted a pie·
Germany's V n I k ~ w a gen v.· e r k Ak· ture to keep.
tiengesellschaft and Hs corpora t I': The shutterbug somehow missed a VW
lawyers. lo!lo clearly in violation at a u.sed car lot
The people v.•h(J today build . market and next door to Lou. although he nai!Prl
repa ir the so-called Peoples ' Car are Jvan's VW & Porsche garage across the
jealous of tradition. street.
Not just anybody can advertise bv us-Pt'le's Foreign Car Service down the
Ing si,:ins with any of four fainous block was ca ptured on Kodak, but both
trademark 1•ariations: the worrl itselr niay even have lo repaint their build ings
sta nding alone : !he famil111r circula r VW lo comply.
logo ; the combined !cue.rs VW. nor even Llu figures it cosl him only abut $150
9 specific type style known as Memphis to replace his busi ness c;;rds, ex terior
Bold . signs, rubber mailing stamp and station
For all praclical purposes. Lhey have invoices. all of which referred lo his
also copyrighted the color blue. s~cialty.
All t.his Lou Hafenrichter !earned i11 p L~Ut il is the universality of The BuR
very formal letter from the Los Angefes and its maintenance needs that bugs his
Excess Body Fat Attacked
As Mah1utrition Element
PULLMAN, Wash. (U PI ! -''The mnst
deslructi1•e form or malnutri\1011 in nur
midst is rhe a\cumulatinn of excess borly
fat,'' according to Or . Cha rle.-; G. King,
the scientist who Isolated Vi1amin C in
J93Z.
"For those whn live in cnun1rles where
good quali!..v foods are abundanL ii is di~·
ficult to realize the penalty 1ha! food defl·
ciencies inflict on mankind in other iireas
'of "the world," King told an audience
Thursday It Washington State L'niversi·
Madison Avenue
Sexy Sales Pitcl1
Decried by FTC
V.'ASHINGTON lUPI t -Ferleral Trflde
Cnmmi~sion ~FTC ) members ha ve a5ked
for !he first t1n1e v.·hether adverusing
-hould he a!lowed to offer produc\i; as a
cure for teenagers' loneliness, sexua l
frust ratll)ns and desire to belong.
"Are you selling the product or are .vou
selling sex?" Corn m1ss1on('r Mar y
Gardiner .Jones asked Thursday in con·
neclion with ads for cigarettes, cosmetics
and hair dressings.
··There are many products Iha! Rre
rlosely related In the sex act," replied
Charles E. Overholser. senior \'ice presi ·
dent of Young & Rubic::1m, Inc., a big ad
ag ency.
"Virtually every ;:irti(•lr nf f"lnthing is."
Overholser cnnt1nurd . '"And <Hl oral
~ygiene product is ob1•io11.~ly related to
kisi;1ng,"
Cnmmissinner P1111I R::ind 01xnn ;iskrrl
1,1•hv Athletes "'ere hired lo endorse men"s
h<iir dressings.
0\"erholser replier! th<it lhr ar'llrrtiser
:ipparently pickrd the "rlran t•ut"' ap-
proa ch "10 ('llnlras1 to 1he. ~!'\ rn11\.e"
'"\Vhen vou assnri111e an ;iu!o w11 h
young pl'nple and' dale.~ v.h;il do e,;pcct
the person to think or ~·· ~1rs . .Jones ask.·
crl.
Overholser mentioned llinclincss and
dating worries. as common teen·agc con·
ccrns.
"'For a teenager .. possessinn nr an
,_uto helps him 10 helieve he belongs in
our society and gh•es him seH-esteem,"
Overholser said .
"You'1e associatinJ!: the pnxtus:t Wi!h a
''l'!rV real human v.·ant," sliid FTC
Ch~i rman Miles W. Kirkpa~rick.
Mrs. Jones said some crilic-s cnntend
th.1!. !fUCh ads present products at th!!
answer to human problems.
"Should you do something abnut t.hls?''
11he asked Overholser. "Should we ?"
I~'. his aln1a n1atrr.
"\Ve sti!I contend with modera1e defi·
cie ncies in iron, iodinr. nunrine and other
nutrient s an1ong the vitamins Rnd
n1inerals. and occasionally severe ca~es
or deficie ncy are found," he said.
''However. the most destructive lorn1
or matnutrilinn in our n1idst is t.he ac-
cumulation or body rat," r;aid King, who
11lso identified Vita1ni n C as a scurvy·
preventing substance.
Dr . King said Lhe situ11linn i~
characterisJic of most populations that
are advanCed economically. He said !ll---
day fat people ore round in the U11.ited
States· and Western I<:uropc , as well as
among the more wealthy individuals in
most olher <..'<>untrics.
"The trend may start as a pattern in
early life, but is not recogni7.ed until late r
years in the form of such diseases as
diabetes, atht'rosclerosis and heart at.-
tacks." King said.
The death rat es alnne 11re :ippalling,
but the world has been slow to recogni1.e
the parallel risk of irreversible ,injury
among those who survive," K in~ said.
"Extensive research programs are show.
in~ com parable impairment of menia l
;ind general function:il development,
wh ich is also irreversible,''
Genetic Counsel
Conf erc11ce Set
In Laguna Beach
Educa!irin;il lraders in Laguna Re.:ich
will attend a CQnfer('nce Wednesday nn
•·(;enetic Cnun~f'ling"' ~ponsnred hy th!'!
lncal ch11p1er of !he March ol Dimes
f nundallnn. •
The conrerenl'e 1,1•111 be held a! the
homP or t\.1rs. /'\1t a l\emp, S!8R V;in Dyke.
Drive. ~1rs. l\emp, along \l'it h olher
lft!cmbers nf the local group will speak on
lh'r subjct'I. ~
"Genetic-c~UIJS<;li ng is for penplf' \l"hn
are pl anning to marry or. have married
<1nd arc planning a famil y." she said. "ll
helps the1n delerinine if an.y diseases in
'past generations in either of lhe parents
fam ilies will affect their children ."
Persoos ;ittending the C®lerence in·
elude school offi cials, local nurses. sl.U·
dent government \e11der~ and civic of·
fiC\/ils.
"We 1,1•ant lo gel the word out l.n as
many people In the community as possi·
ble," Mri;. Kemp C<lmme nted.
The conference. she no ted, will he
rollowed later this year with a trip to the
Salk Institute in San Diego.
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OA1LV '°ILOT ,~ ... 111• ,Hrkt O'O...Mlt
HE WANTED TD BE HIS OWN BOSS, TAK ING THE BUGS OUT OF PEOPLE'S CARS BUT THE CORPORATE WEB IS FAR FLUNG
Speci11list Ludwig H11fenrichter Emigr11ted; But It W11s. Just Out of The Frying Pan Into the Fire
ltuOborn Germ an principles.
•·o..irside I only said: Volkswagen
Specialist,'" he ex plains, defend ing hls ex-
perlisr and the right to declare it to the
world, especially here in America.
"In "li2 already I had my certificate."
he conlinues. holding up his framed of·
ri cia l VW company document.
"I been in the Volkswagen rAckel
already all my life," adds Hafenrichter,
Sausalito Skull
Riddle So lved
SAL"SALITO (UPI ) The
''Great Sausalito Skull mystery"
has been solved.
It turns out that a skull found in
some bushes by the daughter of
Mrs. Mildred Gallagher eight yrars
a~n v.•as not that of a s!ayinJ.l v1c-
tin1, but of an Australian aborigine
v.·hn died 32 years ago.
Mrs. Gallagher did not tell poli ce
-about the find until last week when
a friend inquired if she had. Police
called in the coroner's nffice and
started probing unsolved slayings
in the area.
But Dr. Carl Law!IDn. a neighbor
or the Gallaghers. ~aid this week
that he had owned the !'ikull for a
ha\f.century until it disappeared.
Said Coroner Keith C. Cr::iig '"nu r
motto i~. we don't leavr: any skull
unturned."
City Licensing
Hassle Finished
With Limits Se t
San Clemenr.e city counciln1Pt1 ha ve
t n de d m a n y months of study and
drbate and formally appro\'ed an :imend·
cd ve rsion of the intric<1\e bu siness
hceni;e fee revisions -tagging nn a ceil·
Ing 10 some categories and making it
easier to change e sel fee.
Adopl 1ng a blend of fe e ~chf'dulcs of·
fered by the city staff. a new
bt1sinessn1an 's ai;.<;ociatinn and the special
chambt>r of comn1erce s tudy cnmmittee,
lhe council agreed to place a $145 fee
limit no _gross·rcct"'ipt~.
Thus. l1cen-;e holders In !hr re1::1il,
wholesale and manuFacturin.R catej.lories
"·ould pay \l'ilhin a ran.Re or $12 to $1 4~ a
year, depending on their J.lross receipts .
The minimum rec. councilmrn agreed,
v.·nuld achiev~ equity for lhe small
businessman and la.rj.l e one as well.
·rhe largest firn1s in the gross·recaipts
tategory would be treated fairly through
lhe ceili51g, councilmen agreed.
Jn the pr o f N~ional and sen!ic•
categories, where set fees have been im-
po~ed. colUlc ilmen blended into I he new
ordinance an easier mean.~ for
busihessmen to se8'; changes in their
specific fees.
The council.agreed tha t any ~hanges in
the na.t-rate categorie11: can be ac·
complished through passage of a resolu-
tion. instead of the lengthy and ewensive
formalities of amending a city ordinance.
or 16046 Shasta St.. Fountain Vallev. On·
ly he doesn't believe cnr repair shOOld be
a rncket,
'"And I want. to be lair lo the pe-ople.~.
Our JObs here usually go by flat rate
from the. old counlry," he said, displaying
a manual listing recommended times for
lipttiric jobs, at $9 per hour.
Lou isn't yet a U.S. cititen, but he
proudly flies an Ame rican Flag at the. sta·
!\on. heeause he came here hop ing to !inrl
freedom and independence fro m
authoritarian rule .
"'An1erica is not a free countr.v." he
says disappo1n!edly in typically 1'eutnnic
Lones, leaning against 11 new, corporaLion·
authorized sign advertisi ng: Repair o[
Volkswagen Vehicles.
("Non franchised concerns may. of
coorse, advertise in a proper n1anner thal
lhey service Volkswagen vehicles "
says the t..R v.·ler, Felix & Hal! letter lying
on Lou's desk. l
"I took down my signs and I put new
ones up -in green -because I don't·
v.•anl no hassle," says the wa1•y-haired
Hafenrichter, a mischie vous tWinkle in
his eye.
"Repair of Little Nazi Cars. J a , , ,
thal"s what-f"d really like to put up."
Maoists for FBI Tell All
Cou,ple Describe Indoctrination, Firear1ns Training
WASHlNGTON (AP ) Two e:r·
missionaries say they onc e workrrl wit h
the FB I to inf11trate a pro-Maoist
or~anization they rlescribed a.~ highly
disciplined , v.'ell armed and dedicaed to
the overthrow uf the U.S. govemment.
They said lhe organi1.ation. the Revoh1-
tinnary Union, h11s "close ties with Red
China."
"We were considered ~real converts,"
Lav.·rence-L. Goff or Lemoore, told the
House Internal SecLITi1 y Committee
Thursday.
Goff. JO, and his 28-yea r-old 1o1.•ife. Belty'
Sue. said leaders or the organ i7.ation
demanded "extremely strict discipline -
our time, 011r house and our family were
nol our own.
"Our children were considered pro-
perly or RU, and RU took care of then1,
and I'd find strangers wit h the chil dren,"
Mrs. Goff testified. ''They tried lo iR·
doctri11ate children. I didn"l agree bul l
put up wi1h it."
She lestified llll"!rt Wt'rf' "edur:ational
classe.~ on thf' book nt Mao ·s Rrrf RMk,
they wen I three lo fnur hours, one sen ten-Central America as Christi a 11
ce at a time, defining each word, and niissionaries amon~ primitil'e tribes.
books by i\1arx and Lenin." He said he became associated with the There also v.·a.s he avy emphasis on
fireern1s training, she said.
GoH said the prirnr goal of the
ori;aniza tion was '"lo huilrl a ba~e in the
working class and 1hr military."
Hr 1ia1d mcrnbers of 1he group "are.
dedicated. willi ng to sacrifi<'<' their life 1£
neerl be in violently overthrowing the
governn1ent."
The group sinrerl 1,1·eapons in v.:irinus
homes. Gorr said. At nne meeting. he a1t-
d<>d, a member of the. organi7.al1on ap-
proached him about keeping plastic ex·
plnsivt>s, dynamite and hand grenades in
the Goff hon1e.
•·1 was advised by t he FR I nol to put
that in iny house," Goff sai1t.
Bul their n1ost painful perSflnal t X·
perience, Goff said. (·a rnc v.·htn the y
were pressured •·10 curst the Biblr and
blaspheme God.'"
(;off, nov.· a guns1nilh. said he 11nrl his
"l'l'ife spent severill year~ in Mf'xi(""n and
GRAND OPENING
Re\•olutioner¥ Union in the fall of !969,
and his wHe ~aid she jo.inerl in July 1970.
They dropped out in late March. anti
C':!.rly April this year, he said, "after we
were found out."
Goff i;ai rl his San .Jose chapter had
about 50 mc1nbers, that backers claimed
to have. 400 Followers in the San Fran·
("isco Bay area, and that he heard one
leader claim the grou p had spread na·
tion\l'ide 1,1·ith collecLi ves in New ).'ork.
Detroit ancl Chicago.
But , he ~airl . there w;is extreme
secrecy an1nng the group's members and
thus he had J10 total on the size of Uie
organi1.ation.
Sources cl~ to the committee said the
Goffs' test.imony was setting th.e stage for
v.·ilnesses who will !ell next week about
"subsh1ntial Revolutionary Union in·
\'nlvement in activities intended to
raci:ilizf' .. GI!! stationed at Fr. Ord.
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YOUR /NVIT AT/ON TO GRACIOUS LIVING
leautlfully appointH 1.ult•1. with b•lc.11nieu, •nd
priv11t• er 11m i-priv1t1 rooms f111 tur1 di1tinC..
fiv e color.C.oorcl in1ted c1rp1 t1 11 ncl int erior
d 1corn Every rocm h111 11 priv ate b11 th compl1t 11
with t ub •ncl 1how1r.
services
Crontt•lll•d ~0111"' & air
CtnGllitnin' 8N..,lfll ••H r S~•~
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P ...-K~•I lt ur>d•f "''" lnlt r<...,., mwolc
0.Clttl OI> <Ill
A!!ond•n!I ll ~re. Air <•""ill•nH
Da ily recreation !!incl enterta inm ent
prog ram1 coorclin•ted by ii full t im e
profe11i on11I director provide 11 w11 li h
of activities in which to d evelop 11nd
' m11 int11 in me11ningful fr i •nd.1~ips •t
the M.enor. 11.....,tlnt
All meal1 •ncl 'n a c.k~ are nufritiou1ly prepared •nd 11t+r•ctiv1ly
1erv•cl by our 11rpert dietery 1taff. Speci.ll l cli ei1 lor tho1e who
~requir• t hem end tr11 y '1 1rvic1 to the ro om is prcvided when the
resident is unable lo come to the dining room.
Beach ~ad Study~ eighe'd
San Cle1ne1Je Resu:t rects·Ol.d Idea From Files·"-,
111111 .. h
An~ 6 C1111t
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"rhe n San Clementi': city councilmen
cleaned house last April, nne years-old
Idea which was galhering dust was resur·
reeled .
The lawmakers aw-eed to ~eek a
feasibilitv study for a be:ichfront road ex.
lending r'rom North Beach to Avenida Del
Mar.
They received their an"Swe.r fr1o m the c:y e.ngineering staH 1hi!i week . The road i~ feasible
•. If the city is willing lo spend $2.3
llioo for a scenic Doulevard,
-City Enginerr Phil Petf'r il'll'lucd a
formal· report wilh m11pir1 to councilmen
poinring out thal 1l would bt' Po~•ible to
construct the roadway belwec.n the base
nf !he bluffs and the existing ra!Jw9y pro-
pr:rty ov.•Md by lhe Sante Fe.
The. roa~ could either be built all at
once, or in segments. About S230 ,o00 1
would be ~pent for lend purchases and
easements. Construction would cost ai
million morl':.
Peter told rouncilmen that about halt
the property which could form a roadbed
would havl': to be purcliased from private
interest!!.
The rORd could be bui'lt 60 feel wide
with 40 feet or travel area and parallel
parklng .
Peter estimated thal the number nf
parking places 11iong the side could be
abiiut 450.
Crib walls u.~lng an innovativ~ech·
n1que nl stacking earth-filled alumfnrll1n
tul:>es Lincoln-log style could be built lo
keep lhe bluffs lnUlct. Soml': Ii.Hing of CM·
yon areas would have to be ac·
complished 11~ well, he explained
Councilmen remained wme~·hat mut11
lo the idea -agreeing that thei r en-
lhLL~ia~m wu diimpened by the C011t.
The projecl lit admittedly a long-r ange
Idea · which could be coupled m the
chances of relocati ng lhe railroad lo en
inland route. If the railway were mOved, the road
could become a Qeachfront boulevard
fronting lln expanded city beach.
Just in case the road becomes a sol id
tdeA, Councilman Thomas O'Ki!efe su,g-
gested fh<!t the city !lf':gin selling new re-
quiremen!J: for setbacks along the bluUs.
One project already Is creeping too far
over the bluffs to proVhte :enough spare
room for 11 road, 1nd other1>r art being
proposed a~ well, Peter said.
O"Keere ·-motion for a planning Com·
mission and -.parks ,_nd recre.atlon study
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State Lauded
For Beach Deal
'By THOMAS 1\.1URPH1NE
01 t1H1 D•llw ~llM S141H
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Friday, Octobtt 22, 1'71 ----
BEACIDIEADS DEPT. -0 rang e
Count y. much maligned by those from
elsewhere .as a greedy. grasping hotbrd
of capitalism, has today managed to pry
loose another 1,500 reel of ocean shoreline
from private ownership to be converted
into public use.
GREEK SHIPPING MAGNATE STAVROS NIARCHOS, NEW WIFE TINA
Not Only Richer, Now Arch Foe Takes Former Spouse of On ass i1
The new area earmarked for future
development as a stale park 1s known to
coastal locals as the old Capo Beach
Club. The frontage is located along the
old stretch of Paci fic Coast Highway
flanked by the Santa F'e tracks between
Doheny State Beach Park and San
Clemente.
Old Rival Rocks Onassis
It has to be one of the finest stretches
of open shoreline Jn California.
MUCH OF THE CREDIT this time goe.s
lo st.ate officials who made the purchase
possible. Lt Gov, Ed Reinecke Thursday
tiigned the bill by Assemblyman Bob
Badham and Senator Dennis Carpenter
fR-Newport Beach) which appropriates
$2.1 million for the shoreline purchase.
ATHENS (UP!) -Aristotle Onassis
"'alked into his office in Constitution
Square today, hi! shoulclcrs stooped , his
fa ce grim.
"Leave me alone," he told newsmen
"'ailing outside the building.
His ill-temper ~·as a tt ributed by his
friends to !he news of the marriage of his
former wife Tina. 40. to his former
brother-in-l.11w Stavros Niarchos, 62, in
Paris on Thursday.
Onassii; knew of Niarchos' plans lo
marry Tina Livanos, sister of !\'iarchos'
late wife Eugenia.
"He is trying to marry Tina to tease
me," Onassis said or Ni archos to a
Greek-American in Athens two days ago.
''The S.O.B.s are gathering in Paril'I
to hurl me,'' Onassis told his fri end.
Eugenie Niarchos rlied 17 mon lh s ago
of an overdose of barbiturates at the a.'le
of 44. She had four children by Niarchos:
Philip 19. Spyros 16. Js;ibella Mari a 13,
and Constantine 9.
Ni archos originally wanted lo marry
Tina, according lo friends, but she ma r-
ried the much richer Onassis instead.
Then Nia rchos married Eugenie.
Onassis divorced Tina, cou rted Ma na
Callas and then married Jackie Kennedy.
Tina married the wealthy Marquess or
Blandford, di vo rced him in April and took
a villa in the south of France near the
coast where Niarctms kept his yacht.
Meanwhile, Niarchos had le ft Eugenie.
and married Char lotte f'ord. daughter of
Henry Ford JI. After thei r child was born
th<1 t marriage was dissol ved and he
re!urned lo Eugenie.
EuJ::enie d ied on thl' island of Spelsa in
mysterious circumstances. Niarchos \'.'as
questioned a nd released.
On Thursday he married Tina in Paris.
Niarchos is now thought to be e\'en
richer tha n Onassis.
Eventually, the beach area wit! become
an extention and part of existing Doheny
State Beach Park.
Indeed, state efrorts toward shoreline
clevelopment have drawn some onion~
fro m this corner in lhe past. But il must
be conceded with a lip of the hat toward
Sacramento that this latest shcire!ine ac·
quisition is one of state government's
i.iner efforts.
China Publishes
Kissinger, Chou
Photo in Paper
Belfast Boys Blow Up
Factory in IRA Raids
Doheny State Beach Park is one of our
better, state shoreline recreation develop-
ments on the Orange Coast, standing
alongside Corona de! Mar City and St.11.te
Beach Park, known to us coastals as Big
Corona.
OTHER GOOD NEWS on the coastal
beach front came with word from State
Parks and Recreation Director Willi am
Penn Mott Jr .. that th e city of Laguna
Beach will get $255,000 in state matching
!unds for its Main Beach development.
This will include $107.100 for purchase of
the ,sandy area and $147,900 for park
development.
Speaking of Laguna, former Art Colony
mayor Glenn Vedder. called to my at-
tention a real oversight a few columns
back when I was ticking off various areas
along our shorel ine lhal have ''gone
public" in recent limes.
VEDDER NOTED tha t J made no men-
tion of the Marine Preserves created off
the shoreline of Corona de! 1.1ar and
Laguna. That omission was :r io; u p er
boo-OOo because these tidal areas are of
enormous im portance in preserving the
balance of marine life along this, the best
of all possi ble coasts.
P~ior to crt.alion of the preserves.
lou rists and some unthinking students
were carrying ofJ sea life 'from tidepoot
a reas by the bucketsfull. Now, through
!he efforts of city officials li ke Vedder
and slate legislation, these tidal areas
are prolected and postecl under the law.
No"" in the sum, the Orange Uiast
may add the Capo beachfront to Sa lt
Cr~k a nd Camp Pendleton and Aliso
Beach and Laguna·s ~fain Beach a!! those
Areas \'.'hich in recent times have been
acquired for the public.
SOA-1E Ofl' THfo.: hRnd·wn ngers from
l he Woodside-based California Coasta l
Alliance . ~·ho ha ve blamed Orange Coun·
ty in the main for "the rip--:iH or the
California coastline." oughl to take notice
of what is really happening hert.
Actually, they ought to do better than
thal. They should change their diet.
Eat some words for a cha nge.
ROl\.fE t UPI ) -Riictures of l i.S.
Presidential envoy Henry A. Ki ssinger
me·eting Chinese leaders have been
published for the first lime in 11 Uim-
munist newspaper. the lll:i lian ne"'S agen-
cy A l\15.<\ reported in Peking today.
ANSA i;;i id diplomats in P!'k in~ ;it-
tributed "considerab!t significance'' to
the pictures, published in !he Pck1n_g
People's Da ily. One or them showed Kiss-
inger with Premier Chou En-tai.
"The de<:ision to allow the people lo see
Ch inese \ead!'rS together with high of-
fi cial s of the United States, a country
violently attacked in slogans and posters
all over the country ; indicates, according
to diplomats. !he rxistcnce nf certain
developmen ts in Sino-American rela-
tions ," the ANSA C<>rrespondent i::~id.
"Ho"·ever. fnr the time being !here is
no off icial indication nf <1 ny change in the
positions of the two parties."
ANSA quoted "reports ci rculating in
Peking" that "lhe United Slates is willing
tn ~o a loni:; way t.n mret thP ChinrsP
position on Taiw;in . On 1hc nther hand. 1t
is believed tha t China. without yicld1ni;: nn
matters of principle, would be \'.•11!ing ft)
show a certain fleJdbility l.o give lhP
United Sta1es a proper way lo sol\'e the
difficult question." ANSA said.
Fla1nhoyant Founder
Of Hadacol Di es; i o
ABBEVILLE, La . (Ari -J.(lu1.qa na
State Stn. Dud ley .J LeBlanc. a fla m-
boyant entrepencur who marle a fortune
by concoctinJ;! a tonic call ed Hadacnl,
died today after suffering 11 :c;lroke . Hr
\'.'3S iii.
His rleath ended a rarerr th;,J spa nned
more !han 50 years. Ht was first elccterl
state representalfve :it !he age nr 24,
tw ice ran unsuccCssfully IOr govf!rnnr
and ror the U.S. Hnusf' of Represen-
1..1tlves, and had bee11 in the i;tate Senate
off a nd on for the past 30 eears.
BELFAST, Nor!hern Ireland IUPI \ -
British troops fought youth gangs in Lon-
donderry today anrl gunmen "''ho forced
enlry into a Belfasl city center egg-pack-
ing firm bomhed !he building, securi!y
forces spokesmen i;a id.
A po!1r e spokesman said three women
\'.'ere ho!<pitali7.ed in Belfast when fi ve
tnen forced entry into the Gravey
Brothers Egg·Packing Co .. ordered the
\1·atchman out and placed bon1bs at the
rear, in the center and at lhe front of the
building.
T"'·o of the bombs exploded, selling off
a fire "'hich badly damaged the build ing,
the spokesman said.
The fighting in Londonderry began
"'hen a combined British Army and
Nnrlhrrn lrel;:ind police raid swept
through !he Roman Caihol ic Bogside
Top Viet Court
Validates Vote
SAIC.O N ~ l'PJ) -The SoHth Viet-
namese SuprPmP Court 11pprnved today
b,\' an B·l \'nte tht. Ort. :'! unopposed re·
election of Pre$idcnt Nguyen V.11n Thieu,
cltiilring the 1vay For his inauguration Oct.
" The cou rl alsn issued decisions on
1a"·sui1s fi led b~· su pporters nf Vire
President Nguy en Cao Ky seekin_g to
ha 1·e Thiru·!' virtory dt>C'lared inva:1n.
The court had dehN>r;:ited on the .~1111<;;
four d;i,1s and pns!ponf'd it.~ drr1~•r)n
three times.
Thr erourt d('('ided aJ;!;iin hv an 8-1 Vf11P
t11 re ier l a s11 i! by four 1a xpayers ;ind by
fi.~ 1n reject a sin1itar suit b.v 11 profes.~or
of \aw.
As l•l th f' r ler !inn i1sclr. l'hief ju.~ticf'
Tran \'an Linh announ ced "the Supreme
('.(lurt i{l) it.~ merting nn the 1!1th. 2fllh.
21st and'22nd of October, b11sed nn arl!c!e
'.!;4 of thP ronslit.ution, has reached a
decision W va lidate the elections of Oct.
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Growth Slackens
WASHINGTON IAP I -The nation's
economy slowed ln the July-Septembf'r
quarter, with output rising at • 3 percent
annual rate, the Commerce Depart.men~
said today.
Gross National Product, market value
or the nation's production or goods and
services. increased by $16 billion clurini;:
the third quarler. but only half of the
estimated 6 percent ~rowth was in terms
of noninflaled doll ars.
But while the e<.'Oflomy's grow1 h rate
slowed . the rate of inflation as measured
by GNP also slackened, dropping to 3.J
percent, the lowest this ye.:1r.
In t he second quarter, inflation rose at
a 4 percent rate or increase 11nd the
economy grew by 4.75 percent in l!'r nls of
noninflaled dollars.
1lle depa rtment blamer! the econnrnic
slowdown on what it called the "cor-
rection or steel inventories."
This meant that steel in ventories,
wh ich ballooned in ~he e<irly part oi the
year as a hedge against a possible str!ke,
declined sharply in the third quarter as
steel companies got r id of thei r suplu~ in-
ventories.
The depa rtment said third-quar1 er
GNP reached &: seasonally adjusted an·
oual rate of SJ .059 billion. according to
I.he preliminary figures announced . Final
GNP figurrs ~·i!J be compiled ne;;t
month.
Grocery prices fell one percent and the
dccli'iie in 11utomobile prices also heired
Ill hold down last month's consumer price
said the Bureau of Labor average,
Statistics.
The government's Consumer Price
l ndex, measu ring prices of food . clolhi!'.g.
housing. transportation. medical care a nd
recreation , 11veraged two-tenths oi one
percent higher -about half the average
monthl y rise so far this yea r -the
bureau said.
The reports included snme prif'e hikrs
from before the freeze, \'.'hich began Aug.
15. and the exact effect or the freeze on
over-all living prices could not be precise-
ly measured , the report said.
The rise brought the price ind ex up fo
1'22.4 in Seplcmbcr, meaning it took $12.24
last month every $10 ~·orth of typical
family purchases in !he base period iour
years ago.
The bureau ;ilso reported that !l\'eraJ!e
weekly eamings of some 45 mill ion rank-
and-file workers dropped 27 cenls to
$128.76 because or a shortt.r average
\'.'nrk week.
The a verage pay check was still 5.'l
percent above a year earlier, hut after
allow11nce for the 4.2 percent rise in Jiv-
ing CQSts since then. the gain in purchas-
ing power was abou t 3 pe.rcent, the
bureau s;iid.
The report said !hat in the third
qu;irter nf !9i l end ing in September,
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ped sharply.
PriCl'S or fresh fruits and vegelable.1,
eggs and coffee , dropped sharply \.\'hile
prices rose for processed fruils and
vegetablts. betf, margarine and 11alad
oils, !he bureau said.
Yank Troops
Leave Final
Border Base
SAI GON (AP ) -U.S. troops pulled out
of the only American artillery base on
the Cambodian border lod;iy. after 28
clays of North Vietnamese shelling and
two incidents of Gis balking at goi ng out
on patrol.
The Americans left F'ire Base Pace -
and the rour big guns they manned there
-to !he South Viel namese garrison lhllt
had shared !he rrontier position with
thelJl.
Five U.S. infantrymen at the base ()b-
jected on Oct. 9 to going oul on a night
ambush patrol. claiming il was an "Un.-
necessary r isk." The palrol was canceled
and the men 's company was replaced
three days later.
il1 ore recentl y it "'as le11rned Lhat 20
men in the replace ment co mpany refusM
to go out on pa1rol soon :if!er arriving at
the border post. Maj . (:en. ,Jack
Wa gstaff, commander of U.S. forces in
the Jrd Military Regio n. said the base
commander persuaded the rnen lo move
ou t, and "the whole thi ng was Ol'er in 30
minutes."
Both the U.S. O'lmmand and Wagstaff
said the removal of U.S. troops from Fire
Base Pace had been planned for some
time as part of the Vietnamization pro-
gram. but some senior officers conceded
1hat the two incidents apparently hast·
ened the v;•i!hdrawal order.
"The publ icity was causing all kinds of
consternation in the states." s.iiid one of·
fleer. "If I was a private cili1.en and rP.ad
a bout my a rmy like that, rd be every
upset.''
Pace wa! the fourth American artillery
base in the Cambodian border region to
be evacuated in the past month although
Norlh Vietnamese troops have been nn
the offen sive in the region liO to 90 miles
northwest of Saigon since Sept. 26.
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DETROIT ! UPI ! -General Motors
has displayed its mit1at version of an Ex-
perime.nta l Safety Vehicle j ESV) that
11Jmost -~~l n?t quill! -meets govero-
n1e11t spec1f1cal1nns !or saving lives in .a
~O rnile pe r hour barrier l'rash,
Ernest S, Starkman, Gf•ol vice president
in charge of en\'Jronmerital activities
told newsmen Thursday the company stili
hopes with lessons learned from the
pioneer version lo produce a new pro-
totype that will meet the lifesaving
specifications laid down by the Depart-
ment of T ransportation (DOTI.
ESV Program ti.tanager \Villiam B.
Larson reviewed the testing of the car in
50 m.p.h. crashes and said the results of
a full complement of dummies placrd in
the car showed that ·-·~11 of then1 were
killed, but some on ly SKghlly."
Both rnen questioned !he stringent
standards for passenge r cr1:1sh lo;ids set
by the OOT. Starkman said studies of ac-
tual highway crashes indicate that hun1an
beings can stand far higher stresses and
acceleration numbers than called for by
DOT.
Commuter Plane
Crash Kills 16
PEORIA, Ill. (UP I) -A commuter
a irl.lner crashed at Greater Peoria
Airport Thursday, killing all I 6
passengers including the president of the
company who was at the controls.
The twin.engine Chicago and Southern
airlines turboprop hit power lines 7:> feel
front t~e ground before plunging through
rain and fog and landitlg in a hedge in a
farm rield four to five miles west of the
airport.
The plane bounced and spun into a tree
and exploded in a fireball.
"the tower chier said visibilily was so
bad he c<luldn 't see the crash from the
tower.
"l heard the plane in trouble ell al
once. like it opened wide up," said Rober•
R. Johnson, a farmer who lived nearby.
''ll sounded like It blew up.
•·the black smoke went higher and
higher. I could see blazes. Then bang -
just like dynamite at a strip mine,'' he.
said.
Rescue wo rkers found all but one or the
bodies of the 14 passengers and crew in·
side the airplane. 1-lowever, one body,
bel ieved to be that of Frank Hansrn.
president of the airline and pilot, had
been hurled fron1 U1e mam clump of the
wreck;ige.
Flight 804, which had left Cjhicago 's
Mei gs Field, had become sore ol a
capital special because it usually carried
a large number of legislators and others
lo Springfield .
One victim. t.lorris J. Wexler, fonnf'r
Secretary of the Chicago Bar Association,
was on his way to Springfield to testify
before a House Conuniltee: on e code for
state penitentiaries.
Lest.er Case, federal <i viation ad-
mmist.Tation tower chief at Peoria. said
Hansen reported no diflieulties in his
radio commwllcations with the airport
and was i.nstructed lo make a normaJ
landing.
"He reported no trouble and w:is
cleared for standard instrument ap.
proach. v.•ith a circling on runway 4.'
Case said, '"He acknowledged and we
reported v.·eather as 300-foot scatter£'d,
400-foot broken. 2.500-foot ceiling. with
one-mile visibility in light fog and rain ."
Case said as time passed lhe tov.·er
tried to call Hansen but could not locale
him. The tower chief said the last contact
with Hansen was al 12: 19 p.111,
U.S., Russ Reacl1 Sea Accord
MOSCO\V (AP! -U.S.·
Soviet talks lo avoid incidents
between their ships al sea
ended today. and the US.
delegation chief said they
reached "an understanding
. . . to prevent incidents at
'ea and to imprO\'e safety al
sea."
cooperative atmosphere.
The delegations are lo sub-
mit the results or the talks lo
their governments lor ap-
proval.
Vladimir A. Kasatonov,
deputy commander of the
Soviet na\•y,
\Varner said the discussions
were conducted "in
Youth Held
As Sniper
NE \'I YORK (AP) -Police
said an l1>-year-0ld member of
the militant Jewish Defense
League v.•as arrested Thurs·
day night in the firing o[ four
shots the previous night at the
Soviet Union 's U.N. mission.
They said lsaaC' M •
. Jarosawicz, IS.. Brooklyn, a
student, was taken in t o
custody a half-block from the
ni ission t.uild.ing.
F'rldly, OctGbtr 22, 1971 DAIL V ll'ILOT f
5 Hurt by Firebombs as New
Race Strife Rocks Memphis
MEMPHIS (UPI) -Three the head which crushed the '"Those things came nytng
firebombs were thrown Into a akull." through the back door aod
crowded whites' lounge in a Three white men and a smashed near the table where (lounge owner) Frank Deaton
predominantly black District while woman were admitted and the other four were sit·
1'hursday night injuring five to Baptist Hospital for burns, ting." 11aid Red L a n t e r n
persons in a continuation or one of lhe men in critical con-Manager Eugene Stanton.
racial violence sparked by the dition, after three v.•hisky bot· whoosh and everybody started
fatal beating of a Negro youth. ties liUed with f I am in g screaming," he added. But
For the third conseculive gasoline were l.ossed into the damage lo the lounge, In a
night. policr and firemen bat· Red Lantern lounge. One predominantly black area, was
lied arson, looting, vandalism woman W8.!I treated and minimal. There were about 60
and alleged sniper ,fire in the·=="=l"='=ed=.=========w=h=l=l'='::i::ns::l::d'::::'::t ::lh::'::'::lm::J•c. ::='i city where tension w a 111 heightened earlier Thursclay
v.·hen a 3-year-0ld black child
accidentally v.•as struck and
killed by a police cruiser
rushing to a fire.
Relative quiet returned to
Memphis early today. The
violence began Tuesday after
Police Chief Henry Lux: reliev-
ed 23 policemen from duty
pending an investigation into
th&death of Elton Hayes, 17, a
black listed as a traffic victim
during a police chase. An
.autopsy revealed the cause of
death as "a blow or blows on
Come to this Cllr1911an Science Lecture
"A IA.SIS fOll: JUSTICE'' ..
Alaister G. Smith, C.S.B .
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U.S. Undersecretary or the
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gaid the talks, which lasted JO
days. v.·ere .. constructive and
fruitful" and held in a very
\Varner said the I a I k s
covered all n1atters which the
Americans considered im-
portaot. but some items may
be taken up in a second round
of talks. \Vhether further talks
are needed will be decided
Jater, he said.
The Soviet delega tion "'as
headed by Fleet A d m .
businesslike. professional U-
mosphere" and both sides
refrained from cornpla ining
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the discusslon' was essentially
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Caspers Changes Mind
Only days after he had criticized a coun.ty shoreline
planning committee rep11rt for recommending tempor·
ary elimination of Three. Arch Ba)'. from beach access
requirements, Fifth District. Supervisor ~onald Casp~rs
was assuring horneov.•ners 1n the exclusive community
he agreed \Vith their tla'i n1 that Three Arch Bay should
be deleted as a beach access route.
This apparently rapi_d change o~ m.ind may si mply
iodicale that the 1>uperv1sor is cont1nu1ng to learn all
things are not necessarily black or white.
It would seen1 reasonable that the shorelinP c:om-
mitlee, and now Caspers, should advocate concentrating
on undeveloped shoreline areas for initial applica tion
of the beach access r uling. But it could be lhat dele·
tion of one private beach enclave woul~ set an un com·
fortable precedent for future access action.
Tbe small Three Arch Bay beach area probably isn't
worth a great legal battle( even if it could be won. But
tht day may come when the demand for more beach
space-will make it necessary for the county to cast its
eye upon some of the roomier st~a.nds now blocked fro~
pubLic access by walled commun1t1es -and whose resi-
dents doubtless V.'OUld be equally cool to the idea of
opening a niche in the masonry.
Wrong Dump Roadwa y
The south county area faces a major rubbish crisis
unless the County of Orange can launch a plan to develop
a new dump and regional recreation site in a canyon in·
land of San Clemente>and San Juan Capistrano.
Lawmalsers of both cities were aware of that fact
when country road department aides recently sought the
blessings of both cities for the dump proposals.
But one aide speaking to San Clemente councilmen
promised that Camino de los Mares would not be an
access route. but that Avenida Pico would be used in·
stead. But another county spokesman told San Juan
councilmen that Los 1'1ares still could be considered.
Camino de Los Mares will have a hospital soon, along
v.1ilh other commercial development. Good homes exist
..
there now. It should net become a major street for trash
and garbage hauling.
County supervisors will decide on the access ques-
tion soon when they deliberate on the entire. dump pack·
age.
Let us hope they clearly understand the desires of
the two south coast cities:
-Camino de los Mares should not be used as a
dump road -Avenida Pico is a logical alternative.
-The canyon must be developed lo allow for re-
creational use as well as rubbish landfill as soon as it
opens .
Risky Bus Route
After considerable soul-searching, Laguna Beach
school trustees, in a split 3-2 vote, have authorized a new
school bus route to serve hillside homes above prec!pitous
Nyes Place.
It v.•as an extreme example of lhe knotty transpo rta-
t io n problems that exist 1n the di strict, where busing
cost per pupil is about triple the county average because
of difficult topography.
The three trustees voting for lhe nev.• bus service
did so in the face of warn i~ from both the California
Highway Patrol and the bus manufactu rer of possible
safety haza rds in running buses up the steep grade.
Heavy maintenance costs al so were ci ted.
The buses will only take the children up the hill in
the afternoons, v,iith parents continuing to drive them
do\vn to the highway bus stop in the mornings. This elimi·
nates possible down-grade brake failures with a loaded
bus. but the experts said the uphill climb ~till could
cause engine, brake, transmission and rear axle failures.
The parents' concern about letting their youngsters
r ide in car pool vehicles, or having them hitchhike, is
understandable. But in lh'e face of the frank warnings of
two qualified professionals, we are inclined to think
Trustees Norman Browne and Jane Boyd shov.1ed wisdom
in opposing the new route. s
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THE WOl('LD 5ER'lf5/
Revolution: On S11prenae Court No11ai11ations •••
Knowledge
Obsolesce11ce
Dear
Gloomy
Gus
Nixon Used 'Great Leak' Technique
If. lhis J une , you r son received a Ph.D
degree in aerospace engineering. half Qf
whal he knows when he graduates will be
obsolete in IO years. For fully half of
what he needs to know for th e next 10
years is completely unknown today.
This "obsolescence
of knowledge," es-
pecially in scientific
fields . is changir:ig
the whole idea of
what constHutes a
"good" college edu-
cation. And it rec.I·
finns those of us
who have been say·
in.I!' for a long Ume
that !earning how to learn is the most
Important part of education.
THE REAL REASON that vocational
and "specialist" training is Jarg~ly
pointless today lies in the rapid outdating
of so much technical kno~·ledge atf.;
skUls. Even our newest profession -tha ( nr progrllmming compute rs -will won
be obsolete. when the computers are built
that v.·ill pr()gr~m lhemscl\'e5.
\\'hat the new socicty of the future ca11s
for are versatil ity and f\c:o:ibility and
creativity. These cann11l he learned i!I a
technical sensc ~ they are part of a liberal
education, which teaches n1cn and "'Omen
how to think, not just how to put things
t.ogelher and make them work. The new
machlnes will be ahle ro put things
together much ~tter than prople can.
With all the talk about improving
landscaping in Laguna Canyon, it
may be well for the city to start
the ball rolling by cleaning all the:
weeds out of the geraniums in the:
median. "
-F. A. S.
n•c•n••I!~ 1110" 01 lfto now••••••· \ond
YtUr "' ""'' •• GIOomy Gu .. D•llJ 111111.
aspects of business administratio n to a
broader program oJ liberal art5.
In a recent talk. Dr. Arnold Ducofft,
director 11£ Geo rgia Tech's School of
Aerospace Enginee ring. remarked lhat
this obsolescence or knowledge is the big
reason that today's engineering schools
no longer stress the "mechanical," but
rather the "philosophical" elements in
science -not how Ill do something. but
why something is I.rue. If we learn the
reasons be hind phenomena. then we can
cope with changing conditions.
OUR PRESSING NEED is for men and
women who can ad apt lo needs and ae·
riuire skills Uial are barely on the horizon
today. More and more, the function of the
specialist is being taken over by the
machines; it is the "generalist,'' who can
make deci sions based on an imaginativ~
projection of the future . we ~o desperate·
ly require lo keep the v.·heels tuming.
WASHINGTON -President Nixon i\
determined to reshape the Supreme
Court and let his critics be damned.
No other subject brings his blood tn
1tuch a quick boil. In the privacy of his
oval office, he has
used some hot terms
to express what he
thinks of his court
critics in the Senate
nnd lhe press. Onct>.
he spit ou t :.n ob-
scenity to sugges~
what the Amencao
Ba r Association
could do with its
crititisms. Shocked aides had neve r
heard the President use such a word be.
fore . ·
AS THE PRESIDENT sees thP ii;sul.'.
the Supreme Court's emphasis on civi l
liberties at the expense of public nrdrr
has created a permissive atn1ospherr.
\uhich has encouraged criminals and
dissidents. This IC'n lenl attit ude. he feels,
has led to a breakd own of law and order.
He intends, therefore, to rill !he court
vaca nc ies with jud_ges whose law-and·
order views are perfectly clear. He has
emphasized to aides that he doesn't want
to risk appointing another Earl Warren,
whose constitutional view!'! were unknown
v.·hen President Eisenhower named him
lo the high courl.
But Nixon is convinced 1hat Scna1 r
liberals and thP ''Eastern press ·· are
trying to thv.·art hii; Court reorR"an1zatil')n.
"They v.·ill attack al! my appointments !o
the Court," he has huffed in private.
TO A \'OTO LOSlNG aoothQr. Sena le:
Ehowdown , ho v.·evc.r, lhe President dcc:)d-
'""'I"~~......-.. --~~~ I ' ' . .
}Jadt ~de~~4~"
··~ ~ ...... :.. ~-.;
ed to leak info rmation on the nominees
he v.·as consideri ng. He hoped lo
r1etermine from lhese trial balloons whic h
nncs would burst and v.1hic h ones would
no al
The GrC'al Lt;ik v.•as assigned lo At-
torney General John f\1itchell who sum-
moned 14 favored reporters into his
ornate office last week .
They were put under wraps whic h
;i l!owrd them 10 report nn some of the pro-
ceedings but barred them from quoting
<1nyone bul anonymous "administratio n
sources.··
Ry onC'S and !wos. the invited reporters
i;;iuntered in fr om the Associated Press,
Unlled Pre~s lnlernational, New York
Times, \\'ashlngton Post, Washington
Star, Los Angeles Times. \Vall Street
.lot1rnal, Hearst Newspapers, Chicago
Tribune, National Observer, Newsweek,
Time and NBC.
THE ONL V HO LOO VER from ex-A.t-
lnrney General Ramsey Clark's era , a;
"'hite-coated black bartender, served up
high balls. beer and gin t but no vodka 1.
He v.•A.s assisled c:.ccasio nalty by Deputy
Allnrney General Richard Kleind ienst,
v.ho v.·andered around offering drinks.
l\l1tchell's press aides. like so many see-
het1r-spcak-nn.evil monkeys. were fined
up in :. rnv.· on a couch_
r-.ht chrll hlamec1 l1bert1I and labor
critic~ for rrs1s11og court changes, but
dodgrd most nU1er q uestion.~. The
reporters tried in vain to get !he con·
ference put on the record . the New Yori(
Times' Fred Graham pointed out that it
had been more than 270 days since
Mitchell had held an open press con·
ference.
"Why can'I we pol thi s °" the record?'"
Graham asked exasperatedl y.
"WE DON'T RUN this department for
Mr. Fred Graham of the New York
Times~" Mitchrll retorted, blowing an
angry cloud from his pipe.
Unsubdued .. Graham shot back : "Why
i!TC we here? Let's get this on the
record."
Newsweek's Bob Shogan asked .!I
rambling question about whether there
might "possibly" or "probably" be more
nominees. Mitchell pctulan!ly asked
Shoga n 10 define the words "probably"
and ··po~sibly ." ·
l 'he Los Angeles Tim es' Ron Ostrow
raised a question abou t a meet ing rhat
the White House had already announced
dealing with the Supreme Court, But
despite the White House announceme nt,
Milchel! querulously challenged v.·hethcr
there had eve r been such ll meet ing.
TifEN THE NATIONAL Observer'!':
Nina 'fotenhcrg, the brassy daughter or
Famed violinist Roman Tolenherg, noted
that the Ameri can Bar Associa·tion had
not taken kind ly to some of ~President
Nixon's suggested names. She asked
~l itchell point blan k: "Did the President
sav f-!he A6A ?"
Blushing furiously, r.1 itchell mumbled
something about ladies being present.
;,.hhouR"h the ques11on wa!I asked by a
lady. "The President ," he said, "doesn't
use words likP !hat about organizations to
whi ch he belongs."
In any case, added Mitchell, ''it's none
nf the ABA 's dam~ busine.o.s,'' to com~
ment on anyth ing except qual ificatinns.
Asked what sort of phi!osophlca1
balance the cou rt should have, he replied
with a straight face: "Oh1 about eight to
one" in Nixon's fa vor. ·
INDIAN TRADING -The ways havt
br.c.n grease d for !'i5.000 Alaskan Indians,
Eskimos and Aleuts to get 40 million
acres of Alaskan la nd under a native
claims bill now awaiting final co n-
gressiooal action. This would seem to be
a well-deserved settlement for the
natives who ha ve lived on the land fnr
fi,000 years. But the behind-the-scene!!
lobbyi ng has bern done by i:;reedy
Alaskan land speculators and nil mngu!s.
They plan to hornswo~utle !he na tivc!'I,
who have an average fourth grad e educa·
lion, in to \urning the land over l.n them aJ
soon as !he bill passes. Conser11ation1 ~ts
have wisely urged land -use amendment,,
to the bill to protect both the natives and
the land from the exploiters.
POISONING CHILDRE N RC'p,
V.'illiam Ryan, 0-N.Y., is in a hare-fis1ert
fight with the National Paint, Varn ish
and Lacquer Associat ion whose pain!.!, he
says. are causinR" lead poisonio~ in
children. Rya n has amassed aw'i.snme
eviden ce that even !hr ~IJov.·al'ile oof! pPr·
ce~t of lead can cause clea!hs. He hat
urgrd the Food ;incl Oru~ Ac1m1nistration
to ban all lead from housl'hold paints.
The paint lohby, however . 1s fighting ln
keer lead 1n paint It~ e.~ecutive vice
prrsidcn1. Rohert Roland. h;is accused
Ryan nf ._"fl;igranl abuse of congressional
prerogat1~es." ·-
TT JS NO ACCIDENT tha!, !nr the l1r!it
time. the prestigious Ivlassachusetts
Institute of 'fechnolllgy has appo inted a
pre!ident who I~ neit he r a scientist n!'.lr a
techn ician. Or thal business schools. such
as those at Harvard and Columbia, have
1hifted their emphasis from the technical
In the pasl. the a\'erage man would
change his job three times dur ing his
lifct1me. lri the fulure. we are told, the
average man may have to change 'his
vocation three limes during his li fetin1e.
Unless he learns how to learn. in ;i
philosophical sense, the specialist rr.ay
become a dropoul from the economic
community_
~rlccl1ons fro111, J\fr. /·lri rrrs' lntesi
cnl.lection. nf ro/11nn1.~ 1n honk forn1.
•·Leaving t/1 f' Surfacr," (lrf bc111q re-
prn1ted u:h1lt: he ~ 011 vacation,
Why He Opposes Gun Registration
To The Edltor: -£d1tur Why nol gun reg istration'.' r This question is asked in an ed1tonal
Ch •1d c ·d p bl from the \VMhington Posl, as publishe d
It I' nol
luncom'm•n that1,S1drt'"O'' .Y fO e~.. ~:1~:~e.ng~~L:;~1;~~0~0~s ~~1 ~!~e1; ~.~;~ ...,, the registration of dogs, cars, marriages,
)
, births and ~lectoral process. If we
dissolved marriages are the subject of are to follow t is line, v:hy not e:o:tend it
prolonged litigation over their custody. Law itl c tiOll ~ the logical onclusion? Lers register
The child may he br()llghL into court refrigerators. shing machines and
many time! to decide his most basic _ ; everything else. ·-~ ~---~ JlcniS. . \
Tn the United Sto1es each y~r<
than half a million children see ir
parents divorce. Olild custody p
ceedings Rre co~tly to parents. children,
the courts, and society in .general.
Custody matters conc;em the Jaws of
guardianship, of juvenile dependency.
and the general Custody rul es in marit"I
dissolutions.
urirortunaJely. guardianship laws art
usu&lly administered by the probate
courta:; jOTenlle dependency laws by the
juvenile courtJ, and the general custody
laws by the: dome&lic re I a t i o n s
departm,enta of the superior C(lurts. Other
proceedings may al!O enter into lhe
determimtlon of the child 's custody.
ALTHOUGH THE LAW encourates
l1mliy 1111111. -ind l1>. chnd', i;ra-IJ!-
tefes&a are of primary concem. he may
undergo nurnrrous prOCMdings I f
ptrtntJ, tu•rdians. relatives and other
agfl1cles become involved.
Wb@n 1 m1rrlage is disS-Olved the couru are alven different guidellnts -
the. probite code in dealirLg with gunr·
dlanahfps and lhe civil code when de11ing
with cu&tody. A 14·YCllr-<>ld ma y
nomlnaie h1s own guardJ•n. but\ht h11 no
<Gll'ipm •ble rilflt to norpJNt.e. hla cust~
I
dian in a marriage dissolution pro-
ceeding, allhough the court must consider
his preferences. In guardianships eny in-
terested party may be involved. But in a
dissolution usually only the hu sband and
wife are the parlic~-
JN D~ENDENC¥ proc~ings -
brought, for example , When a neighbor or
relative com1*iins about the care a child
"is receiving.-several agencies make 10-
v~ligaUons and reports. Similarly, an
adoption proceeding or one to terminate
·parent.al rights wlll involve reports tn UH!
court. But in marriage dissolutions there
is often no independent reporVt>n the
children. / ,
-1.n ju~ile ·onurt dept!lldency pn>"-
c-eedlnga. the youngster has 1 right to be ·
represented by independent counsel, but
usu.ally not in other proceedings. The
child 's claims or grleyanet:s may not be
fully considered .
Sever11l groups are studying reform ol
the law to climlnale multiple pro-
ceeding$.
Note: Cal.ifornia la11iyer3 offr.r tlils
column so uou ma~ know about bur
law!.
•
AW, BUT -vou SAY, "Guns llTP
dangerous.'' ~!Ii, a gun 1n the: hand11 of an untrained rsoo is dangerous. But so
are skis, moto ycles. race car.s. bas~ll
bats. power loo , golf clubs, 11nd did • u
every drop a ling ball on your loo.t
The reason hat Americans hall(' arc -
ed their backs to resist gun registration
is that gu11 registration, unlike auto
registration, is a step toW!rdl! con·
fiscation . Historically, it has worked that
way. The onen-Used example i,, Hitler's
Germany. Wbeo Hitler came to power,
By Ge o r ge ---,
Dear George:
Your ans~·ers to problems 11re so
sbort~.Do you use rubber _1_Lamps,?
WONDERrNG
Deer Wondering :
Absolutely not, and wh.at you've
heard about my checks bouncing Is
a dastardjy lie. also !
(Isn't .It terrible how people
gossip 11bnut us celebritie!li? J
'1H"ve you tried Ge orge:·~
Sideways Thinkina? You have n't?
No wonder y.ou're 10 well off !) ·
I
~1 a ilhox
Lr/.lf'rs from reodcrs ore 1ve/comr.
Nnm1ally 1imtcr.~ sho11ld co11vey thc1 r
messages rn. 300 words or less. The
right ro conde•1se letters to gt space
or c/iminore hbcl i.~ reserved~ All /el·
te r,,.11111st include s1gnalitrt and mail·
ing address. but names moy be with..
held nn request if su.ff1cient reasn11
_,.~ apparent. Poetry will not be puti·
llshed.
the ~un~ on
c.onfiscatcd.
tht registrAtion li::t~ "'ere
THAT CERTAJNLY wasn 't the lirst
lime il happened, and unfortunately,
wht!n the Greek Army took power in that
country several years ago snd con·
fiscated privately-own<'d firtarm.11, that
probably won't be the. last Ji~e it ha~
pens.
The many gun-owning Americans that
~prea'd the word thal "gun registration
means'gun confiscation " ar• cloin~ so
because they have been lold exactly that
by the '_'_aoti:&WI Jobl>Y ,:• whi~h has much
political power In lhis n11tion .
CURTIS D. CAMPBEL!.
A to lnvllatlon
To the Editor ·
Nexl Labor Day , if our local lmhil)er~
stage anothe r "Drunk Walk," I hope thf!:y
will Include lhe L,.gu na He-11lth Club at
870 Glenncyrc on lhelr Itinerary .
We feel lhat having our vUJaae re.o;tored
lo u~ IS a cause worth celrbral.lni;:. \Vith
Toomey's re liable Reef Liquor handy,
we'll have cold befr, wheat germ, sauna
and cold showers to con tribute.
By the way, we've no bouncer . just ten·
der lovin' care .
KATHY ADAMS
Sewage Tech11olog11
To the Editor:
W~ recent Waler Polluti on Con·
trol Federation meeting al San franeiscn
broughl up many topii:s. lhe main issue
"'as overlooked-practical low cost lreat·
menL Efficient ·use of the technolorzy
;ivailoble would reduce the nutrient prob-
lem to e small fraction of the prese~.
Hooest application of lhis technology in
operating treatmenl f}lan!J! would reduce
U1e dt"press1on, fourth grade chi!clrrn
cnulct ;:ill read (lr they never pas5cd from
the SeC{)nd t::rade to j;[C'l \ri lhe. fourth .
They also 1hd mul!ipl1rn11nn and Jnng
div111t1on. in fra ctions and d!'Cimals. Rnd
had a fai r knowledge or geogrl'lphy 11nd
music. They had no counselors, just
dedicated teachers. ,
THERE PROBADLY wasn't as much
money in the city of,C,illle Rock as we
Ooal in one bond issue lo bus lhe kids to
:r.choo[ and show them movies that they
could have watched al home on TV,
They used the onl y (!noel meth&i to
teach reading . It Is ca!led phonics. It
doesn't cost any money -you ju~! repe:at
and repeal and work al it. \Vdrk is the
serrc.t W)caming. AccomplishmenfJg r'hs
reward . There is no cas.v wily.
JAMES~OLDlNG
rinal sludg7 upwards d{ 65 percent ..
nitrogen ursrds of 85 pe rcent and
phosphates~ much in the 11et.iS
today-would be reduced upwards or 95 . 1
percenL These three with littl~ incr:;r•i•
ever conventional operating costs.
The news medla is a powerful voi o
OWANG~ COAST
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Robtrt N. W:ed, P011bli.thtr 1
Thoma,, Kee vif, Edi!or
Albl'rt iv. Bo:u~s ·
Edil-orial Page Ed itor
arouse a "sleeping" populace.
AUGUST F. VORNDRAN. j..
COnsultt
Stwagt. Wi.stes .altd Wat er
• Treatment Technology
•Work h lhe Secre 1!
To the &:!!tor:
Every time an tducator hi 11skcd why
fourth grade children can't read . he
11nswers th11t. lt iii because they don't
have cnou&h money for the new phonics
sy!iilcm.
When I was • kid in Little Roc k during
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'I'h,. ('dltn4'111l (Ill~ ,..r the n.ny
J'ilnt seeks to inl<lrm t1nrt l\l\lnu· lat~ tt:!fldl"ra by prr5enling lti1s
ncwqmpcr'"' n1dnlnnt" 11nrt com•
mPn\11.ry 1'11'1. t"plrs nr lnlrrcst. ATl"I
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Prison · R e fo1·111 rte. ( J ud ge Cautions
W orke rs, PMA
I QUEENIE
DAILY PllAf Ji
By Phll lnterlandl , •
Quentin, Folsom
Shutdown Urged
SACRAMEN1'0 !UPI) -Sweeping
reforms in the Califomia correctional
system. including conjugal visits at all
~nitentiaries ar.d closing the 19th cen·
Crow d S ta1ids
tury Sa n Quentin and Folsom prisons,
were recommended Thursday in a reporl '
ordered by the Reagan adm inistration.
The three-volume study sa id lhe
California penal syslem was "far
superior" to mosl others, but warned that
ill reputation "camounages the. realit y"
-that it i11 "very conventional" and
•·fragmented."
SAN FRA NCISCO tUPI ) -planning .11 new tieu p of opera·
A iederal judge has warned lions. .
tha t he wll l ''deal promptly" James R. Ratcliff, represen-
ting Reita Steamship Con-... "'ith any further West Coast pany, said he had ••]earned
oorl slowdowns, whether they reliably that the PMA is con·
are caused by longshoremen sidering a cornplete shut down
or thl'ir ernployers. jn the Los Angeles area lhis
''he go••ern e t ht weekend " in r e tal i a tio n -.mnsouga against the union. con~l''llpl ru ling against the The judge warned both the
longshoremen's union I a s l union and the et11ployers that
we ek because ~ome doc k /le wilt order thCJll into cou rt
w11rkers remained of£ the job for conten1pt h(•anr11.::s on 48
after an 8lklay . Taft-Ha rtley hours nolic• if !here are
iniunct 1nn was issued halting furth er ca 111 p l a 1 n t s of
the 100-0a y strike that tied up slowdowns or lockouts.
. I
Helpless as
W oman Burns
Califarnia prisons, the report saidr are
generally "too large, difficult if not im ·
possib le lo manage, and too far removed
from the real Y:orld of people, probl ems
and real li!e styles."
Watson Acce pts
Fate Cal1n1 y;
Appeal Co111ing
24 Pacific Loast ports. Sweigert said his job was
U.S. District J11dge 't\'11\iam not to arbitrate disputes l~::.=::::::::::.;:;.=~=:~::::=::::::~i::::!:~~;:::!l:l,;,J
T Sweigert Thursday dismiss-between the two partirs but to • ·"Ogle one more pair oc hot pants and ;your hot·head·
ed. wife is going to get in touch with h·er
red·hot lawyer!"
SAN JOSE (U P!) -"She screamed
end screamed. Finally she stopped," said
a shaken witness.
The $266,000, federally financed report
\\•as prepared over a one-year period by
Oakland crhninologist Robert E. Kcld·
gord c.nd a 6'l-member sla ff. ll was sub-
mitted to the State Board of Corrections.
ed !he contempt action after ell force the Taft-Hartley ordtr
!hr ROVernme nl said dock requiring both of them tO
wor~::."rs ht1d returned to work
1
resume normal operations.
at the ports of Los Angeles -----------------------------------
"It was like a record running down."
Moment s earlier, he had stood v•ith
helpless pol icemen while Mrs. Pearl
Gardner burned ~ to death in her car,
hanging by its rear bumper eight feet
above a freewa y.
No one could reach her from below . No
one could get to the car from above. It
hung suspended from an overpass, then
burst into names from a ruptured go:s
line.
Mrs. Gardner, SJ, an !'lectronics
assembly techn ician . was on her way lo
wor~ Thursdy at an aerospace firm in
Palo Alto from her home in San Jose
when her car coll ided with one driven by
Joao Brum , 50, on a freeway north of San
Jose.
The n1ore than 200 suggestions included
shortening prison term.'l or, in some
cases, no term!'. at all ; elimination of two-
man cells to decrease homosexuality ; in-
sta!laLlon or ''n10<.lcsty" toilet panels,
brighter colors on prison walls : termina-
tion of nearly all regular mail censorship,
and higher prison wages.
It also suggested the wearing of civilian
clothes by the 20,802 con v i c ls,
background music at meals, reduction of
maximum isolation sentences from 30 to
10 days and the hiring ;ind promotion of
more minority group members as pr ison
personnel.
One or its basic rccommenciati ons wa.~
that the "bulk of the correctional effort
... be moved to the community level ''
where it would be regulated and partially
subsidized by the slate.
The study said that conjugal visiting,
now being tested Ill the Teht1ch11pi f11cili·
ty. should be expanded because it "is im·
pressing almost everyone 8.~ both
humane and rehahilih1ti ve, as we!l as a
source of improved inmate morale .''
LOS ANGEL ES (AP ) -Charles ''Tex"
Watson. a small-town hi_gh school slar
athlete who became enmeshed in a love -
murder cult, accepted calmly a sentence
of death for the seven Tate-La Bianca
slayings.
\Vat.son, 25, showed no emotion Thurs-
day whep a jury of six men ;ind six
women relumed the verdic~ after
deliberating 41tJ hours.
Under Cali forn ia law, a person sen·
te nced to .death is granted an euto ma!ic
appeal to the State Su preme Court.
\\'at.son is the fourth follower of Charle!'!
Manson. 36, to be se nlenced to die In the
gas chamber for the 1969 murders of
pregnant 8ctress Sharon Tale a nd six
others. f\1anson and three \\'Omen
followers -tried together -:i.lso 1¥ere
convicted and sentenced kl death for the
crimes.
and LonR Brat:h.
An attorney !or the Pacific
t 1aril1n1e ,\ssocla!ion. the
en1ployers' grou p. complained
that the lon~shoretnen's union
v111s preparing for a new
slowdown over the •·steady
n1an" issue th;:it has interfered
"'ilh doc k operations at Los
Ange:t'.~ 11nd olher ports,
Ric hard Ernst said "steady
men'' who went back to work
after the contem pt action was
hegun are now submitting
their ''resi gnations" to lake
effect next week. He said this
n1ight cause a new slowdown.
However. 8n attornev for e
shippi ng compan y 10Jd the
JUdE?e the PMA itself might be
Pwne Crash
Kills Five
SAN DIEGO IUPll -Five
per.sons "'ho seL oft on 11
scenic fli ght over the city died
NEW CAR EXHIBIT
all makes & models now thr u Oct. 23rd
DISHWASHER
5AL.E The l\.\'O vehicles, Jocked together, !!pun
across the freeway and cr11shed through
a guard rail. Mrs. Gardner's car wound
up hanging down from the overpass
perpendicular lo the freeway below.
.. Help me! Help me!'' she screamed.
Two California Highway patrolmen and
,;everal motorists ran down below her
car. A fire truck was summoned but the
truc k, and ils ladder, did not arrive in
time.
Mi ss ing Gi rl F'ound
Shot a nd Strang led
Defen se attorneys had deplt ted \Vatson
as a mindless robot ('Ontrulled by ·tl1anson
and drugs at the sla ying scene .
Watson had said, "I wa s doi11g wh<i t
Charlie told me to do,'' in admitting !hat
stabbed and i;hot victims on Aug. 9 and
JO, 1969.
Th"csday when the;, tw;,. ch 0 •. ce Va I u es t>ngine plane crashed o n
takeoff fro rn Montgomery
Field.
Superior Court Judge Adolph Alexander
!'el Nov. 11 for Watson's formal sen·
tencing.
1"he s ix·seat Aero Com -<@> ...._
and a power tower about two Whir pOO'.l
1niles west of th e airfield
GENERAL ELECTRIC .
As th'i! v:nuld-be rescuers belo w shouted
lo J\lrs. Gardne r to try to jun1p out so
they could catch her, a thin trickle of
gasoline ran down the hood of the car,
dripped onta the freeway below and
caug ht fire.
HOLLYWOOD IUPI ) -An attractive
cocktail 'waitress. clad in only a pink
sweater, was discovered in her apart·
mcnl Thursday shot th ree times in the
sto mach with a cloth cord tw isted li ghtly
around her neck.
\\'at son·s trial y,•as delavcd because he
fough t ex tradition from hiS home •.own 1n
Texa s for one year and was committed to
a mental hos pital in Ca liforn ia bclure
being ruled able to stand trial.
mand er struck power lines • . 1 l -
before. com ing to re sl against - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -a house. Five persons inside
est::11)(!(\ serious injury, but
there was minor damage tu
the strurture.
A few minutes l11 ter, the hood burst in-
In Hames which enveloped the front 0£
the car and its trapped occupant.
The manager of lhe apartm_sAt com-
plex informed polici! he round ~e _body of
Deborah Derr, 21 . .11fler not seeing her
outside the eparLment house for one
week.
Alexander congratulated the jurors,
some of l'."hom cried .11s they left the jury
box. for their &incerity 8nd con-
scientiousness.
Of ficials said the plane
crossed low over heavil)I
tr11ve lled route 163 before bit·
ting lh.e power tines.
D e mocrats Disagreeing
Redistrict Plans Delayed
'
SACRAMENTO IAP l
0 is agreement s among
Assembly [)('mocrats ha ve
forced party leaders to delay
an nou n e e ment of reap-I
po r 11 o n m e n t pla ns for
Assembly 8nd congressional
districts.
The 8nnouncemenl of pr!>-
posed new disl ri cts based on
1!170 census figures is now
scheduled for the middle or
end of next week. by "'hic h
time p;irty leaders ho pe to
rl'ave ironed nu t wha1 !hey say
are only "minor. local issues."
Ass e mblyman Henry
Waxman, Democr<>lic chief of
th e reapportionment com-
mittee said he canceled a
1cheduled 11nnouncement on
re 11 ppo rt i onmenl today
because ~or .. techn ical" dif·
ficulties in drafting the com-
plex bills.
"Minor changes in distrir.t
[inf's ha ve created a ma ss
detail work which has not yet
been completed." the Loa
Angeles Democrat sa id.
Come to this Christian Science Lecture
"A I A.SIS fOl JUSTICE .. ..
Alaister G. Smith, C.S.B.
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But other 50urces in the
retipportionment committee
said \t{le real problem is that :
ti s many 8S eight or the l
' Assembly"s 42 Democratic)
members slill are not satisfied I
"·it h the plan 8nd refuse t.o
vote ror it.
The bill requires 41 votes,
and Re pub licans have pledged
lo vote as 11 bloc against ii if ii 1
is not wh 11t Lhey consider l
"fai r." GOP leaders made ii,
clear they do not consider the I
plan -Y/axman hoped to an·
nounce today to be rair.
The Waxman proposal woul
abolish the seat11 of three in-
cumbent Republicans and onel
Oemocr11t 8nci would weaken
three. other Republican1
assemblymen al the poll~. I
It w ould in c rease
Democratic control of the Ra. I
seat Assembly from th el
present 42 voles to at least 4S
and possibly .a.
'\..
Senate OKs
Pot Revamp
SACRAMEN'.1'0 tUPl l -
The atate Senate without
debate passed Thursday 28-0 ll
bill reclassifying mtrijunna
from 11 narcotic to a restricted
dangerous drug. Penalties for
poSM?Mion remain I.he same.
_ Sen. Gordan Cologne. floor
manager for the bill, told col·
leagues that "It's obvious
marijuana ls not a narcotic.
This bill simply flUUI mari-
ju11na where It belongs."
Gov . Ronald Rt:agan vetoed
It nearly identical bill last
yeAr.
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Sh• will auto graph her del;ghtful de·
signs in qreetinq cards, notes, ca lendars,
booklets a nd wall plaques. Nostalqic,
cha rminq, each item is a happy memory.
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frkliy, October 22, 1971
Big Regional Governme1it
Proposed for Southland
Sy ALAN DJRKIN
Of lftl D111Y P'li.t f111t
A new form of regio na l
go\'trnment -a SCAG wi_th
tttth in it -~ being pushed
for Southern CalUornia.
The proposal for a new
government is curreotl.v being
studied by member cities and
counties of SCAG. I he
Southern California As~ocia
lion of Governments, 41nd will
be acted upon in six months.
The concept, contained in a
report called SCAG Tomor-
rov.·. presently calls for an
"um brella agency" for the
same sis-county arta covered
by SCAG -Orange, Los
Angeles, Riverside, S a n
Bernardino, Ventura and
Imperial counties.
According to propoaals In
the report, the agency v.·ould
havt ;
-A fur.:ed liscal base, rather
than depending largely on
UC Irvine
Lecturer
Honored
IRVINE -Carlton Moss,
lteturtr in com p ar a ti v e
culture at UC Irvine, has been
elected a fellow of the Black
Academy of arts and Letters.
He is the co-author of a
biography of singer Lena
Horne and the productr of
1everal award-wiMing educa-
tional films, including "The
House on Cedar Hill" cited at
the Edinburgh Film Festival :
"Healthy Teeth, He a I t h y
Smile" and "Teeth. Ours for
Life " at the American F'ilm
Fe s tival and ''Job
Corps-What ls It? What "It
Does" al the Belgian Film
Festival. He also has produced
films on the black soldier and
abolitionist Frederick Doug-
lass .
The Black Adademy of Arts
and Letters was founded in
1969 to foster the arts and let-
ters of black people and to
recognize those-who h1
made notable contribuLions
black America.
Woman's
Assailant
Sentenced
LOOKING AHEAD
SCAG Tomorrow'1 Green
general assembly of the new
agency should consist of 82
members -41 elected directly
by the voters (one from each
Assembly district ) and 41
delegated by cities Md coon-
ties.
The function or the umbrella
agency would be. to set the
strategy and plan the con-
servation and development of
the region.
"The prime power of the
GPRO should be to review
plaru and programs for com-
pliance and to grant or
withhold approval of pro-
posals, depending on their con-
formance with regional plans
and priorities," the report
states.
A budget of $5 million is
proposed. This would be raised
with a 50 percent addition lo
the state property transfer tax
which would p r o d u c e $4
federal grants, v"lth a budget million. Presently 55 cenls is
r · 1 charged for each $500 of real o $5 mil ion, raised mainly properly sold in the state. The v>i th a 27.5-cent increase in the state property transfer tax proposal. is to increase the
rate. rate to 82.5 cents.
F ees for 5ervice to local
-An appointed staff up to governments. special d istricts
200. and private parties would be
-Mandatory membershi p charged and extra funds could
or all citi es and counties. be raised for the study of
Half of its general transportation by adding 10
assembly elected directly by cents to lhe motor vehicle tax
!he people. and !or environmental studies
- The power to act as an wtth a share of the tidelands
umpire in regional planni ng. oil reserve funds and/or a tax
Such an agency would be on utilities.
called a General Purpose State and federal grants.
Regional 0 r g a n i z a t i o n presently !he main source of
iGPRO) and ~·ould replace revenue for SCAG, should also
SCAG, an eight-year-old be utilized, the report states.
association that has been :r.1embership fees by cities and
c riticized in the pas! by those counties would be dropped,
who say it is too v.'eak and by STAFF OF 36 others who say it is too strong. David Sollenberger, director
SEEKS fi1 USCLE nf finance and administration
The recommendRfinn of U1e ror SCAG, said the association
SCAG Torn orrow report 1s had a $3 mil!ion budget IRst
clearly for a s I r on g e r year and presently has a staff
organization. of 36. M e m b e r s h i p con-
The cha irman of the SCA(; tributions from cities and
Ton1orrow Committee that counties amounted to about
prepared the report is Coun· $180,000 with the bul k of the
cilman J ack: Graen of Hun -operation being fu nded by
tington Beach. grants.
"The most. serious weakness One of the functions or
of SCAG at rirescnt." Green SCAG at present is to reviev.·
explained, "is that it is purely a!l app lications for federal
\oluntary and any city or grants and submit recom-
county can pull out of it.'' mendations. "It is a man-
Th. h · dalory slep," 0 -11enber0 er is year I e association ~ eo
was dealt a blow when the Los sa id.
Angeles County supervisors PreSE'ntlv SCAG is involved
voted to withdraw from SCAG , in regio n.i i planning, but a
The county board later renew-crillcism ln the past ha s been
~d its membership. Presently that it has no power to enforce
about two thirds of the cities cornpilance, other 1han its in-
in the six-counly area are fluence on federal grant ap-
members of SC AG. plications.
Green said the purpose of The proposal ror a tough.
studying and proposing a ne\v new agency v.•as un veiled at a
regional government with meeting of SCAG's general
buil t-in local controls is lo set asseinb!y last week.
S NT A one up before one is im""'"...A A A AN -A man who fl"->=-> Creen gave the presentation. by the state. raped a rtal e s tate "Many ci ties want SCAG to emphasizing that the report
i;aleswoman while she v.·as was a discussion document continue as it is \1•ith its sho\lo·ing him around a Stanton be h. · · 1 and Inviting members to sub-mem rs tp cons1sl1ng o home ha!5' been sentenced to mit their vie11·sr-" r"?resentatives from city ('(llln-five years to life in stale cils and the counlles." Green The timetable fnr action on
prison. e ~ p 1 a i n e d , "But CQn-the report or alternate pro--
Orange County Su Per i o r servationists and other groups posals calls for SCAG's ex-
Court Judge James Turner don't trust local government ecuti\'e committee to go into a
imposed the sentence on and >M•ant a regiona l govern-two-<lay retreat In m id ·
Conrad Puchner, 33. Anaheim. ment created v.•ith the officers December to come. up with a
after a jury found him guilty appointed by the governor." recommend ation that will be
of charges rape, burglary and subrnitted to the general
ser perversion. 82 1\1E/lt18ER..'t assembly in February along
Puchner was arrested June The .suggestion of the SCAG v.·ith any alternatives that
10 by Anaheim polict "'·ho Tomorrow report is that the might be proposed. pursued him in a v;ild autol:==========================.I
chase through the city shorUy
11fter they received a repnrt
that he wa s mvllved 1n the
Stanton rapt.
Fair Gets
Pine Trees
Two dozen pinewoocl boles
hai•t been planted on the
grounds of the Orangt County
Fair in Costa Mesa.
Come to this ChrlsUan Science Leclur•
''A IA.SIS FO• JUSTICE"
" Alaister G. Smith, C.S.B.
1"1111DAY, OCTOlllt ll. 1:00 ,,M.
1ST CMUftCM 0' CHlllST, SCIEMTIST
1 .. MISA VIUtO• Olt., COST,1, MISA
Each box contains a Valen-\'::=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;::='I
cia. Orange tree presented to
the fair by the Irvint Com-
pany .
Ttte trets wert given In
rtsponse to • story on Ralph
Story'1 television program
which pointed to • Ja ck of
orange tree1 at !ht Orange
County Fair.
The boxes wlll disintegr11te
in 1l» month1, and perhaps by
fair time next year fair
visitor• will tie •blt to pluck
the juicy fruit from the trees.
....,,.
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Younelt
lfinallation ,_,_..,.., ...........
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WESTON STATE UNIVERSITY
COLLEGE OF LAW
• in
ANAHEIM AND SAN DIEGO
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CHECKING
•UP•
~ngest Marriage
Lasted 8 7 Years
By la i\I. BOVO
ONt: A:\IERI CA.\I l\1A N out or everv 25 v:ould rather be
a wom11n. One American woman out · of every six "'ould
rather be a man. That's known ... AGAIN AM ASKED
who invented the banjo .. Joseph Sv.·eeney. an lrishman. He
played just about every musical instrument. His nickname:
Band Joe ... AN 0~1AHA DOCTOR says he 's convincPd a
love affa ir tends to im munize a citizen against the common
cold. al l tempo rarily.
''OUR ·ill cost you fnur limes the origin11l in-
ii 10 years. ,, considerable suni. \\'hat?
n nads reports that. Maybe my old
as righl. He said: "I've decided the.
eep three elderly cttrs in superb
oad. one in the drivewa y, and one
Vflstment, if you k
The Bureau of Pu
bearded fr iend Hudso
cheapest way 1o go i
contiition -one on th
in the repair shop.
"NO Al\1ERICAN ians stutter because their speech is
never corrected by ir parents," 'contends a medical
special isl .. _ OUR LANGUAGE MAN is still trying to track
do1vn lhe orig in or tha t phrase "!he whole ball of wax.·· No
luck so far .. IF' HER FIRST NAl\.1E is Pearl or Rub~'.
say our Name Came man. odds are such you can win
money by helling she's over 50.
CONSll1ER the chem ical content of your blood . "H ynu
ha ve a lot of iron. you're intel!ectu;il and artistic. \\'hen your
calcium conlenl is high, you·re quiet and plodding. Fellows
v.·ith loo much carbon <1re dull . lazy and plump. If you·ve an
excess of oxygen, you're too optimistic and friend ly_ And if
sulphur is what you have too much of, yo u're unstable and
emotional " So v.•rote old Cedric Adams after lengthy consul-
tation v.·ith the medicoes.
CUST0~1E R SERVICE: Q. "So you kn ow everyth ing
about 1novie stars. do you? \Vhat. actress. who's seen on
TV sometin1es. once played the part nf a v.·nman n1nre than
100 years old?" A. Nolhing !'l it. Jane Wyatt in "Lo~t Hori·
znn ." Oidn"t say J kne"' everything about movie stars, how·
rver .. lus1 i:rlmosl everyth ing ... Q. ''Hnv: lnn R has Ille long-·
est marriage in lhe wnrld lasted"! .. A. That was 117 years.
Sir Temulj l an d Lady N;irin1an. cousins wr.d Ill five years
of ;ige in 1853, lived together until his death in 1940.
,
GIRLS oughl ln slart the fir st grade at age 5, boys at
age 6. That"s the contention of one California educator_ Girls'
hand muscles. he says. develop earlier than boys'. So girl~
are sooner able lo manipulate pencils IO shape letters. Slill.
boys are expected Lo do as v:e ll in the handwri ling game.
They don·t though.
~!~ASE apprrciate \Vrdnrsda~·. As ra.r a.~ falal accident~
(!O. it"s e safest da~ n( the v.·eek .. Pred1cl:tbl,v. Salurd;iy 1!1
the de lirst. Sund:ty next. !hen Friday. Tuesd:ty and Thur~
day aren't ;is dangerous as Monday.
• • •
Ynur question.~ onrf rnmnirnt.~ f1re tnr/con1 e _nnd
tnil.I be 11sPd in CHECKING UP 1nh erevr.r pos sible.
Please nlfrfre~s uou r lrtt.tr.t to L. M. Boyd, P.O. Box
1875, Newport Beach 92660.
Wall Street Cha:tter
e 747 L n1111d1
NE\V 'i'ORK P a n
An1crican \Vorld A1 rwa.vs an-
nounced Tuesd:iy ii v.•ill \aurich
v.·ith Boeing 747.~ nn its t"'O-
"'"Y globe: i::irdling Oct. :n ..
The dailv e;islhound night
w 11J origin~lr from New York
and v.•estbound trip from San
Francisco. The i11!£'rmcdia1e
po1n1s w1\l hr 1. n n cl 'l n ,
Frankfurt. ls!:inb11I, Brin.JI,
Tehr11n, !\ar;irh1. ;\'t'1\' Oelh1.
Ranl!:kok, Hong !\oni::. Tokyo
;ind Hnnnlulu
Pan An1 h:ts hacl i::lnhl' J:l!'dl-
lni;: ~ervi('r for 24 \cars. usiniz
Rne1n~ 707:; nn !he ro111e for
lhe pasl II .ve;irs
e Ctt1111 ft•1· ·"••ii
holdt'rS Tuesd~. lh:it. ne w
llnlid11v Inns n;~1 are beinll:
built in Aust ra lia. \Vell ington ,
N 7. .. and two are planned fo r
Fq1. Roy F,, \V ineg;i rdner of
Cinci nnati. operator of Holida y
Inns in Krntucky and Alask11,
has fnrmerl a ~uhsi<liarv in
Auslr11lia ;ind 1~ buddin~ !hree:
inns. !he first J~ north Sydnt'y.
llr plans other~ 111 F1J1 and
S:imn:i
e T rot1sif Bid
ST LOU IS -SI Loui~ !':tr
rl11 i.~1on nf l.rneral Strrl
lndustriE'~. l11r . has l'l\\'.<irdrrl
a rnntrar! tn (~;i rre!t Corp·s
A ire srarrh iV1a11ufac1uring
s11h~1d111ry In rle vrlop ;in ad-
1·;1.ncerl prnptll.~1011 syi;ff'm fnr
experimen!al rapid transit
rars to be bod! for Boe in,g
Cn's Ver l.ol di1·ision i n
Philadel phia. The cars are a
project of I.he ferleral
go vernment's urb;in m a ~ ~
tr:1nsportat1(1n administration.
Your Mo~y's Worth
Parents Best
Joh Counselors
By SYl,\l lA PORTER
Can you. lhe parent 0f
children interestP.d in the en-
1'1ronmental sciences. dt>f1ne
the du ties nf si limnol<lg1sl?
Do you. the parenl of a child
interested in the r1elds of
health , know w ha t a
biorned ici:rl engineer does?
\\'hat do you knnw, 1f
an~·thing. a b o u l psychol-
inguistics?
Vou·re typic:tl if you have
nn!y the \•aguest idr;i nr what
anv bf !hese specialists in·
voi\'eS Ve! .vou . !he pare nts of
!he n1illinns of youngsters nnw
in high st'hool ;ind college and
of the rnnre than 3 n1ill1on
enterini;: the labor force each
~ear. are our ntttion's lop Job
counselors. And you "'ell 1nay
be leaving the "'hole busi ness
of career counseling to high
school cou nselors u•ho nia y nr
may nol be up to the jnl.>-<ir
.vou mR y be pushi ng your kid;;
loo hard, tno fast or into your
own favorite occup;ition.
Are ynu aware of these fun·
damen!al occup;1\ional trends?
-·Qnf' in four of al! lhe OC·
cupat1on~ th at will be in ex-
istence in the U.S. in 1980
doei;n'l even ex ist today.
-•Engineers are veering in-
cre<1singly to ward sOcial and
environmenatal r11ther than
strictlv l e ch n i c a I con-
sidera.tions-e.g., automobil e
safety, buill -nut obsolescence,
~V°llul ion con!rols.
-·Do<-tors are moving in-
cre11singly towttrd community
medicine, a field involvin~ the
trralmrnt or th e \\'hole human
heing Jn !hr conlext nf his
fan1ily, neighlxirhood, ethnic
back.i.:rou nd.
-•Psychology incrt>asingly is
becoming the ~cience of
''psychnmelrics ''-or the com-
plex Field nf psyc hological
measurement, i n d us l r ia 1
p s y chnlogy. en\'ironmental
psyc hology. etc.
· -"ln many sens~. the enl\re
idea of "career .. is tlbsnlt>te.
Aga inst this-probably lo
Huntington
Ca.rpet V nit
Has Opening
yriu frightening-background.
what do you do~ Firs!, admit
VQur nwn limitations as a ~areer counselor. !The Labor
Dt>parlrnent•s Dictionary of
Occupational 1'itles now lists
J0.000 different titles !low
manv could vnu name'.' l Then.
heed-these 1ffiporlanl do 's and
don'ts from Dr. Eli GinzOCr~.
economics professor at New
York's Colu mbia University
<1nd author of the recent
"Carerr Guidance" l ~tcr.raw
HiH. S7 95 1.
111 Don 't force your own or-
cup:Hion<1l ('hoice on you r
child. "The idea th<1l ynur son
must be a driclor 1.~ nuts.·• A
/\1etl' Veep
1'~d11•ard /\. Vi stic a. Cos·
ta l\lcsa, has been el·
cr ll'ri vice pre5i d ent o(
\·V1\t'Q ('hemiral {'or·
porat ion, hcadquarterd
1n l 'arson. I-l e joined
the \\l tlf ield division Lil
1959.
career r hoice in\·o!ves much-------------
more than intell igence. It in-
vol ves the rhi!d'~ values. 11{·
titudes IO\\'ard work and life,
emo!ional n1aturit.v.
rn DO be undersland1n,i,: 1r
ynur r hild is in no h11rry Ill
choo~e a ca reer. E:ven 1f hr fir
she drops oul or colle~e in the.
second ye!ir, "it could he 11
sign of w1sdon1." Be "sup-
portive as your child E'Kplore.~
the occupational options open
Too Much
Atte11tio11
011 Rates?
to hin1 or her." SAN FRA ~C I SCO 1llPl1 -
131 J)on'l Irv In drive your B:ink interest rates should be
child In "gel ahead.". The "peg~ed In the n1a rkeLplace ..
young generalion has .. watch-
ed their parents become ,i,:reat and so-c<1ll ed "prime rates"
'career suttesses' -:it the Rbandoned, A. \\'. Clausen.
cnsl nF discontent, d1\•nrce. Pres1denl or the Rank nf
alcoholism, absentee fathers. America, s11id th is v.·eek.
So re lax. \'nii've h11d your Clausen s;iid the prime r11!e ch11nces nl ma ke' ~'our choices: has receil'ed too murh at· let your kids h:ive the san1e. ·· tent ion when it 11r tu:1!1.v ap-
(4 1 Do understand I hat your plies tn rel ati vel y fe1\• loan.~.
home is the single best s11urce He proposed ;i "cnn1posi!e
or valtJf.~ anrl !hal vour a!-r;ite nF snnie sort" based on
tiludes towa rd wnrk ~ener11lly /he ll!"!\l:i.I 111a!'kt>l for lnans
can be a real :ind importML durini,: a new.~ confcrenl'e at
influence . .SLress the va lues !he A;1n11al An1eru.:an Ranker.~
you cherish. A.~~oci:ition Convention.
15J Oon'l. if your child hers t:la ussen, who he ads lhe
an 'IQ of JHI, pl;:igue him nr world'.~ 1.<ir~est eon1n1erci;11
her io become 11 pmfestiion:il b11nk, said that 11nder loan
or e\•en 10 complete colle~e. systen1 he proposes. i-n!eresl
Ynu'\I only create impossible ratei; would "float" <'on~t:intly
conflict for your child. with 1ht> changes in supply ;:ind
df'n1:1nd hut eould easily be
!61 And do encourage ~·ou r rnlrul:i.ted by bank cnrnpuler~.
child lo explore all Lhe op1lnns "There is a grow1n~ ft>elinR
n pen ~riucatiun. lra1nu1g, on the pa rt of lending in-
Spi'Cific jobs. cnrecr fields. st1h1tions ... that now 1.~ the
f'or n1anv of lhe!ie kids. the nexl time "·e ha ve had lo.
chances tn make ynllr choices; make the break," s a id
remain open throughoul thei r Clausf'n.
entire lives. 1'hus. the <:hoice lie said hi s systen1 \Vas het-
of an occup;ition. ;is t;in7.herg ler lhan ha1•ing rate.~ '•acl-
emphasi7.es. "Js NOT ii sing le n11n i.~1ercd" hv h:inkt>rs in
decision, but rather al lrast a lhrir offices ;ind board-rooms.
I0-,1•e;i r process 1n1·0Jv1ng B \\'1th ;ill the ir1tere.~t. rate.~
Jong·tcrn1 s tra1rg,v," prJ,(~ed !n 1tie niarke! pl<iC'r for
Rnssn's (";irpel Wa re.houses, 1 P.S. Lin1nnlogy is th e s1udy loans. "snn1elhing over \1•hieh
has announced the .'( r a n d or lake.~ <1nd lake pollution. A banks ha\•e no c 0 n t r 0 I • ' •
binmcdi<•al engineer applies Clausen s;iid b:i nkers woulrf
npl"'nin.'l of Lhe ir newest ware· engineerin~ to med ical prob-nnl br in !hl' [i<lsi1.inn or
hnuse 1n Huntington Beach. Jems and design of hard"'are arhi!r:iril.v lo1vering or raising
1.ocall'11 al. lfil:lfl (iothard .~uch as cardiP.c pa!'emakers. lhrrn."
Sulphur Burning Machine
Aids Farniers, B etters Air
BY CARRI CK Lt:A Vl"IT sulphu r to farmer~ and olhrrs
SAN FRANCISCO ! UPI 1 _ iL hf'lps defra y their co..~t ln
A ~ulphur burning mach ine , bllttllng pollution,
resembling a cross ~!ween a Sa l Giumarra, operator of j
cement mixer and 11 .sleam 11 ,000 acre!! in Southern
engine, has given hope to farmers \Vi !h iiutnen!-starved California -6,000 of the1n in . vineyards -has f1\'e or thf' soi! and off11·111ls f1ght1ng 1he i;ulfur inachines. He values
SfllOR prubll'ltl I the rn al abOul $4,000 eat·h , It burns chun ks flf prOt:PS!l ecl
sulphur ciJ a cont rolled rate of "I lhink the n1achine is
11n1forn1 rf•llirn to alka hne tnd do1 ni;: snmetlung." he said. "\
"pan h<ird" F<1rm1ni.: land. don't want to knock it, but I,
Dixon ('nlhns. hrad or Uie don't w11nt to say 11's a eure 1
Ba kersfield-hast>d CQ!llpany all. We\·e only had !hem 10
n1anufacturing lht> ni;:ichines. for a Jew n1onths. ;:ind it"s in1·
Chemsoil Corp , sa1cl tht> unu's possible lo evallltl!e them I
u·ater absorption 1nwcr also fully." lie did say Lhal "1 n
opens up possib1lilies for a son1e cases it 11ppears to be l
\artrl.V ot t'l'nlogrt·al IX'ncfits gelling a little more gro .. ~11h l
"Our ex~rience has ber.n
that 11 has done all thal it wu
h<1ptd l<I do," h' sa id.
IJN I TED
.<iTATES
NAT IO NAL
BANK
SO UT H COAST PLAZA
BRAN CH
NOW Ol'lN
SATURDAYS
9 I• 1 ,.M.
MON.·THUIS. 10.5 l'.M.
FllDA'fS 10-6 1'.M.
1114) S40·Sl11. loc•tH hu
s •. c ... , l'ta1•, c .. 1. M-
ilnf, Vl<I ,.r11,.M0Mf11'
H. M. STOLTE
Jncluded a1·e a 1ne1hod tri than ""e norn1all y v.·ould get."
1'011trol srno~ lh rou f,lh the Jark Stepp, ttn en1ploye of
IOI\('!' in the \f'S[ll\I,: s1age ;it SA. l ';imp Co .. wh ich operates II
Los Angclrs. ;i process to g;un nne of !he largest farms in
potahle v.·nter frnn1 r 11 w California, said his company!
:;;ev.·a_gf' w1!h1 n 5S nlinu1es nO\\'l _:h:•:•:be::'"::_":':t:i'::g~t:h:•~m:::':':h:i':':·_;.;===========~
hein!! 1C's1rd at Sea ltlr, arid ;in
1nexpc11s11·e 11·Ry 10 scavenge
water used b.v nil rrf1neriesl.--------------------------,
before ii 1s returned deep inlo
the l:rOllnd . I
"Onee v.•e solve ! h e
engineering (ltl 1he n111rhine."I
"·hirh reportedly can take l
poisonous gases oul ;:is well ;is
preserve 111 solution !he s11lf11r
proper1 1es needed by plants
<1nd soil, "we c;in snlvt> ;i ll
kinds of th1niis." Co!hns s;iid.
Farn1ers ha\'e been the first
to benefit fro1n Col I i n s 'I
n1achincs. They can buy them
for considcr;ihlv less than the
price or a traCtor and treat
acreage "as f:ir as the w<1ter
supply will flow "
Son1e are cautious in as~ess
ing rci;ul t~ or 1hc machine
"'hic h has hecn oprrfl tinF, ror
about six n1onlhs 011 scaltered
larn1s 111 (,1 lif11rnia and
Arr~.ona. Bul lht·y generally
agrl•e i! in t.:reascs lT11p yields.
The i<le:i 1s nol 11ew. Bui
1972 Continental
son
2626 HARBOR COSTA MESA
('ollins said lhc in;iehinc is the I~-----------------------~
fir st Lo s11cccs~f11!1y hurn lhe
sulph11r al a relJulaLl'(i rate for11;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;iiiiiimiiiiiiiiiji
return to \he soil at a I
"reasonable" rosl.
Average rost for a farmrr to
tre:it a field "'ith poor sn11 is
estuna!ell bv Bill Ca rr nr R.C.
\.atxira1or1e; 111 Uakers£1 cld at
fror11 $3 lo $A ;in acre. Other
Olt'lhods l'U:>.L l\lo lCt' lh<tl 11\Ut:h
or rnnre, he .~aid .
··1 1 1s a rn a jor
breakthrough." said Carr. "in
lhal it's an improved n1elhoP
ol puttinfi: the sulphur Into the
soil··
Large ch1u1ks of processed
~ulphur e;in be purchased by
r.hr f;irn1en; fr·u111 uu!ustrit>s
anrl fed 1ntn !he f11111ace of the
m;1ch1nr. lnrl11strirs arc re-
quit'rd to rr111ovt• rhe s111fur
cnn1rnl of 1he.i r sn1okestacks
for ecologiral rettsori s. i)ixon
said. lf !hry r an sell Iha!
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Strei'L J ti s t. snuth of Hun· Psycholinguistics is lht> sl ud.v Clausen said b211kPrs are
t.ingtoo c e n 1 e r , thf' new of the. development or r urrently in i:r rlilemrn11. being n"ad"r~h11, 11 n1 J, rrn1·e
w:;irehflUSe IS ron\'f'nirn1. to :ill lani;:u <1 ge in early childhood under prt>ssurf' to ri'duce the ''Pr11nu1 ~" 1s nnr n( 1hr
nf Or;inge t •nunty for their and the psychological im-pr1n1e ra!e. but herause of \\nrld"s 111ns.t pnp11lAr rnini"
until you have talked wi1h us. Our years of experience of
parl 1c1 pation in mill ions of doll ars of properly syndications
may be helpru1 to you.
I. 1· I I t th · t I I th I slrir~. f1r11r1 it da ily in the c:irrctini;: needs. p 1ca 1nn o anguage o e economic con ro s r;ir ·· a flA ILr PILOT.
Al Rtlssn. president n r ,-,;c;h;';'d;;'°;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;m;;;;';Y~h;<.;~';';':;';·w;';';;';t';';';t.;••;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~il Rosso'.~ Carflf'I \V11rrhouses.l 1
has been in the carprl Firld fnr
20 vr<1rs in .Snu1h er n
c·a1ifOrn1:1. F'rnnl \9:i2 until
1%1, hf' nprr11tt>rl a retail !
<·arpe1 hus1ne.~.~ 10 lhP San
Ft>rn11ndn Val lrv. 1 It> nlOVPd h1.~ tiusi nt>SS In \.\1t>~! r.nv1na 1111
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cnnrt>pl nf nffer111J: nrw carpet
tn !hf' publir. rrtail al
v:holesRle prire~. for iin-,,
n1cdiat.e dc.livt>ry.
Since September or 19f\9.
Ros~o ha.~ opened v.·.:'lrehriuses
in Van Nu.v!I, Garde~ r.rove,
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U.S. P1·oposing
ft) Bil.l N~lKIRK
11-i.t.11 "'"' ""'"'"
WASHINGTON (AP 1 -1 hP
United Slates has built t"o
roads ln settlement of the
International mo n e l a r r
1mpas~ but C()OCedes j 1hrr
maJor nations rnu.sl rna~e
tough pol1t1cal and rrooo1n1c
dtt1s1ons brJbre tra\cl1ns
either
Until lhey dn lrrasur\
Secretary John R CQnnally
!\Bid lhe JO-percent surchru~e
on goods shipped into lhe
United States will ren)a1n
The US proposals fnr
resolving the s I a I em A le
dominated d1scuss1on as 1 he
International Monetar) f und
;ind the Y.nrld Bank t l(lsrd
lhe1r annual meet1n~ Oct I
ll.'1th1n three "'eeks the nrxt
round will begin as the in
largest nations of the non
Communist v.orld gather ro
negotiate gencr<1l currcncv
realignment the ~urchar,er
and the US balanc e of
pa}ments deflcil
Connally planned lo 1estil~
today before a Senate ftnance
subcommittee on 1nternal1onal
trade and Its chairman told
hrm a ma1or mo1r by the
adm1n1stralJon to reform and
modernize the internal 1ona 1
economic system c Q u l d
promote l n te rna t 1o n al
cooperation
'ftme is not nn anvnne !I
side no"' said Sen Abraham
R1b1coff i 0-Conn f The more
.,.,e delay the more hkety
nallonahs11c pohtical reaclLnn:i;
.... 111 set 1n lessening-the
ch11nces nI e \entual
cooperaltnn
Ha,in,g shorkrd Oe
1nternat1on;i l commt n11v
Rlb1cofl said t 1s now nur
respons1b1hty to pr n pose
wor kable and lasting
reforms
Whirlpool
Aide Nan1 cd
Norman Moore Ne v.port
Beach has been named salt!s
manager of the residen tial and
commercial d1v1s1on Southern
Cahforn1a sales d 1 v 1 s 1 on
Whirlpool Corporation
Moort' v.111 nol only havP re
~rons1bil1t1es nf bu1ldf'r sales
h11t in add1t1on assumes direc.
lion of the heating cool1n~ pro
durl sales 1n the Southern
California area
Come to this Christian Science Lecture
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J. 1.4.SIS JIOl JU5TICE ..
Alaister G . Smith, C.S B.
'•IOAY OCTOlfll l1 I II 1' M
lST CltUllCM O' ClllllST 'C EJWTIST
!UO MESA VEllOE Dll COSTA MES.I,
Coming Oct. 23
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Will Success Spoil
Young David Cassidy,
TV's New Superstar?
Dav1d Cass1 d.y 21 year old son of Jack Gassk:ly and
stepson of Sh irley Jones Cassidy costars 1n TV s
'The Partridge Family ' He has become the Num-
ber One teen age idol He 1s aware that the popu
larity span o f a teen age idol 1s about two years
and once this cycle runs out he may be 1n fot a
tough time He knows where he 1s where he hopes
to go and what he wants to accompl1sh 1n life
e PAT BOONE -!h~1Lll\ '111i the \\h1tr ~hoe~
tells t11 s ~tory rro!ll J\fH 1h Trxas Stale ('ollege
lo o:uperstardo1n :'Ind then ln a reapp r;usal
that has him sa' 1 11 ~ roday rn) career 1s ~ccond
to fam1 I) and (·od
e JOBMANSHIP (NEW FEATUR E} -Fir~ luo
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Incompetence \\j!fhflUI :>.:::1,i:i::1nc anrl Wh\ rant
Productio n and Sales Pcfl ple See Eve to c}c•
All Con1ing Sal11rd av • Ill the
I DAILY Pl,LOT I
OVER THE COVN1 1ER
Au to Sho'v
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NE\V YORK \U PI) -Stock prices turned up
\Yard !ale Thursday aftern nearl y seven sessions of
decline
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age was do"''fl less than a point al 854 93 It had
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Picasso's
Pace Hot
At Ni11ety
PARIS 1_,\J'1 -Pa h Io
Picasso turns !Iii ~!flnda_\·, still
-;ictive -and s1ll1ng on one nf
the greate::;t bu;.irds c,f rnodcrn
art lreasures C\rr a~sen1b!ed
The b1rthdB v will be 1narked
by special ·exh1b1tions and
hnn1agc all O\er the 11·orld. but
the ar!ist is f'XJ'l('eled to ignore
1t all. He h;itcs blr!hdars. bans
talk of denth and act s ·as if hr
expec1cd to reach JOO .
He receives few \'isitors a!
his hon1e at :\I o u g i n s .
overlooki ng I h e ~lcditer·
ranean. Onlv nld friencL<> pass
lhrough the ·el<'ctron1cally con·
trolled s1cel g3tes.
Through !he~c prh·ilegcd
fe\1', the 11·ord f1lll'rs out that
lhe rn;istrr is in excellent
health. th;it he has loot nonf' of
tils 7.est for donning crim1 c
disguises. and that he con-
tinues to \1·ork at a Jererish
pace.
The !em f)<) (lf living h<ls
slowed fnr e\·cr~·1 hing ex cept
\.\'Ork. Trips !o the beach and
outings ro bullfights are Q\'Cr.
Only a few ye;irs <IJ.'.O he 11f1cn
had his ehau!feur d r i 1· e
through the hill couniry. hut
these trips ha\'e slopped. along
with unexpected appc::1rances
at art exhibils in nl'arhy
towns. Now he emerges fron\
the villa almost eKc\usi1·clv for
;in occasional trip to a C;innes
dentist.
Furious passi11n for \\'ork
h;is made Pic;is:-:o nne of the
most proli fic ;irlis1s in histor.v.
He produces faster th;in mos t
artis!.~ -he has been known
to dash off severa l oi l pain·
tings ln a da.v. and still pro·
duces l\.\'O. three or ninrc
engravings a day. Ht <Jlso h:i.~
li ved longer. !han 1nost. El'en
Mi i:helangelo died at R!J.
Thous<in<ls of nll p;:i1n11ngs
by Picas~ hang in n1useum s
around the 11•orld -tile
J.1useum nf i\lodern Art in
New York !i;is more than 300
-and arr held in pril'ate col·
fections. There is nn w;iv to
count the e 11g r a \'in gs.
lithograph~. dr;i11·1ng.~ ;ind
dondlings thnt ha1·r gnne inlo
the con1mcrc!;1I market.
But the bi_r:f!e~t collec1in11 hy
hir is held b~· Picasso hi1nsclf
]':nt e1·rn !he :.irtist knn11·.~
how n1an_v c a n v a s es .
sculptures. rru11n1c.~ and nlhr r
products nf his frr1 df' n1111d
are 1n s1orage rnnrns or· lilr
he I t c r · s k e l i er {lf his
\.\'orkshops. Sci111r hr krpt
hcc;iuse he l1krrf 1hr11i. S1lrnr
-frorn the rarl\ d;11',~ -
founrl nn hul'rr~. !\l t•>l -11 err
sin1rl~' put asu.!C' 1!ilPr i-0rn
pletitJn to kerp his prnrll!.'.lflll'>
outp11t frn1n cau,.i ng a glut on
the n1arkrt .
In l!liO an r>xl11hi11nn nf
Pic;:isso·s p:irti;il nu!J>Ul f"r
196!1 1\'as sho11·n 111 !he old
Palace of 1he' Popes . in
Av ignon. There were 16!'1 pain·
tings a'nd !i{) dra\.\'in~s. Ex <'ep t •
for twn somber stil l life~
Picasso's thoughls h;:id turned
to children, wtJmcn a n d
mu.~kelrers.
~fnre recently he has been
working <'111 ;i series 0f
sensuoug engravings of scenes
from a bordello. I/is old
fr ien d. the arti s t.
photographer and w r i t er .
Brassai, ·in <1n article in lhc
F'i~ar11 L\t tc rairr. said Picasso
told him:
"When 1 see ynu. m~' first
reaction is to rr;ich in n1v
pockel for a pnck;ige ~f
ci.garettcs to offer you nor.
like before. t know \'ery Wl'll
that neither of us smr1kes.tany
longer. Age ha~ obliged us to
gh•e up . but th e desi re re·
mains the same £or rnaking
love. We don't d(I It any longer
bu1 the desire remain~ ...
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Winner 's Circle
Five courses will part ici pale in the annual GoJf.a·lhon planned by
Les Petites Fleurs :\uxiliary of Children·.~ Home Soc iety for tomor<
r ow and Sunday, and I.he adoption agency is predicted to come out the
champion. Preparing a Par three hole are Mrs. Don Duffer deft) and
Mrs. Jackson Goffman.' chair[Oa n.
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Ann Landers
Warning
Botulism
DEAR ANN LANDl'.:R~: I h;ive read in
lhP papers aMut p('(lplr rly1ng fr nm
tvitu lism ;ifter eatinJ! contamin;ited tuna
and cnnl<1min<1led pot;ito snup -bolh
C'annPd . ls there any 1,1.•;iy a cnnsumrr c:in
!ell in ;idvance whether nr nnt foot.I i~
f'on tilminated? You explain e\·eryth1nJ! in
such simple lan~a.lle that you ;ire
posit i\'e[~· the best source nf educ11t1nn 1n
thr country r lc;ise hel p us. -UPTIGHT
H\lrSE\VIFE:
[)!::AR L'.H.: The best 11 rf\•ice I <'an nl·
fer is simply this: NEVER tn.~lf' canntd
nr smokprt fnorl "'hirh appears tn h, nfl-
cnlnr or ~n1clls "pC'~uliar." Tl':+Ch ~·our
(:hildren lo P~erciSf' thi~ raulinn alsrt. Tht.
bot~_lln ro,..in is ~n deadly that 11 cupful
cnulcl f'llslly kill to\'rryonf' in the UnHr.cl
St:i tes: If the contents nf a can Is
su.~pirlous, clnn't throw il nut. Take It
back tn the slnre where ll was purch.ascd
end let the manager k n(l\I',
Also : Oo not use tl'le contents of a can
that ha!. bu lges nr lea k!4. The cnntt'nta
ma y or may not bf; poi~nn ous. hut i~ Is
oe\·er worth the risk. Such c11n1/1lso
,;hnuld be returnf'd to the stni;I. And
remember th proper c kf~g is a
defl!n~ ag1i s mn~t poisoning .
t~inally, if yn;i thin ,·nu ·,,e eaten can·
taminated food . don't try to treat
you~lf. Gn lo the nea rest ho~pltal ln1·
mtdietl!l)'·
DEAJ:t ANN LAN.DERS: I have never
heard such ~tupicl advice in my Ille Rli
whal you g11ve tn the m111n with the
overweight wife. You said maybe HE
w11nted a div(;rce and U.!le<I her fal as an
excuse lO unload her. Did it ever occur lo
ynu that ma~·bf SHF.; wanled an e:i1 cuse In
drive her h11sb11nd aw11y? I assure you
th::it is closer l.o the truth.
Any wife v.·hn thinks so little or her hus-
band that she would e<1ntinue to stuff
hrrself like a pig deserves no sympathy. I
have observed lhese horrors in the
supcnnarket loading their 7 arls with soft
drinks. p<1t.ato cttips, Ice cream, pies,
cakes -all lhe things !hey shouldn'l
h.:ive. A woman whb will not give up the
fun nf ealing rich food so she can look
like a hum.:in lns\e;id nf an elephanl clOfs
not deserve a husband 's love.
Imagine car.r_ving candy In her purse,
Repeated:
Deadliest
like ii h?.b.v "'110 11 pa cifier. Disgusting!
\\'hen I rr:u1 !hat I h!pw Up. And you
comp nut .,.,•1th the absurd statement that
~nrnc n1cn love their .,.,,ives in spite nf
their fat Hnw could they':' -SA\'TA
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lll AR SA,"l.'TA : They cnulcl ht'cau~e
thry attach morr. tmporlanee to other
lhlnJ,!s -~uch its emolfoil11:I support, In·
ll'lliJ,!cncc. ability to communicate, depen·
dal>ility. devotion and let's not fnqi:et a
lit'"'" of hum or and • cheerful disposi·
tlnn.
D~..:AR ANN LANDERS : "Retired hus·
band In ~1ndesto·· might sound like a
··r,µ.~sycal" to YO U. but 1'11 bet his wife
h.:is .:inothcr name for him .
So he doesn't want to be a flunky or
an errand boy~ Did ii ever occur to him
t:1a t I.he ooly .,.,'RY his wife can get him
out from under her feet ts ln send him
someplace~
I live in St. Petersburg, which i.~ a
haven for thP. r:;Jti rl , and we wives help
eech nthrr~urvlv hy exchanging id ea5
nn how to ke\p e old bo y busy and out
nf our hai r. The best plan is to Rive him
specific respnnsihilities. F'or example:
lawn rir garden work, taking care of lhe
car, vacuumin,R". waxing lhe noo~s. minor
carpenter repairs. window washipg.
De111eaning? Heavens no! It take5 it big
m11n to d-0 little things and those "little''
thin~s can add up tn a Int of help. Spread
thf' wnrd. Ann. -LEARNED TN TIME
DEA R tEARNEO: Consider it 1pread.
Wh11I aw::iits ynu on the other side of
!he marriage veil? How Cl'IJ'I you be irure
your m11rrla,1te .... ·111 work'.' Read Ann
Landers ' booklet. "Marriage -What In
Expect." Send your· request to Ann
Landers fn care of the DAILY PTl,,OT
t nclo~ing ~ cenl.[; in coin· 11nd • long.
stamped, sell·addressed envelope.
By JO OLSON
Of "'' DellJ l"llM Sttlt
Taking an international student from
UCJ under wing has rewards for all in·
volved , if three famU!es ' enthusiasm is a
good barometer of the relationship.
The lnlernation11.I Student Service of
UCl 's Town and Gown. now in its third
yea r, provides host families ror students
from other countries attending the
university.
The studenL~ do not live with the
families. but are inc luded in their holiday
p1Rn5 and looked after as much a5 a
f;imil y would help its own rollege-age
1~hildren.
In 50me cases transportation is a ma·
Mon -Tin N?, o groduole
studen±I--.<+ UCI, points
out c lorful stomps
for Po y Andrew
I right), os his host
mother, Mrs. Thomas
Andrew listens. The
Andrews ore
portic ipoting 1n the
Town and Gown host
fam ily program.
Hoping for Homes
ior need of the students. and bl ~.
help is necessary in overcoming tbe
language barrier.
ramihes are not required to give the
student financial assistance, but can Delp
him save money by taking him lb ip-
propriale shopping areas.
What are the rewards for the hotst
families? An insight into another culture,
friend s in other countries and the hap-
piness of helping others.
Partlcipatin.'t for the second year ate
Donna and Thomas Andrew of Irvine.
whose studenl is Man·Tin Ng of Hong
Kong.
Al'DITED CLASS
The Andrews' student last year was a
Korean cOEd. who now lives in Westwood.
Her language problem wa s 50 immenM:
that Donna audited a linguistics class and
took noles for her.
They find the foster family relationship
an exciting one because it's an "iner·
pensive way to tr~~e\." ~
V.1hat the.v do for !he internation al
students will be reciprocated for their
<"hildreo, Patty. Kathleen and Bri.Rn ,in
lhe future. they feel .
The Andrews family will inclutie Man·
Tin in their ho lid.:iy plans and they are
..encouraging him td' feel completely free
to call on them for any need.
Man·Tin. a graduate student in physics.
attended a Lutheran college in Tacune.
hut had no similar opportunity there and
stayed on campus most of lhe time . He
misses hnme cooking. particularly his
favorite Chinese dishes, and· just "being
around" his family. "When you're at
home you fecl more at ease doing
things," he smiled.
Man · Tin confided that he plans to do
some cooking for his host family -
Chinese recipes. of course.
The David Hansons of Irvine were en·
!iced inlo the progr;im by their neighbors
who obviously y,•ere enjoying con~lth
thei r student. •
The Hansons. parents of Suzanne. 13,
Donald, 9. and Mary I 1-.i. will be ho5ts t.n
r-.·larion Abbote, a young married student
from Jamaica who has a nine-month-0ld
daui:?hter. r-.1ichelle.
While l\-1arion won't face the loneliness
problem of the single students. she is in-
terested in becoming "submerged in
American culture. Michelle WRS born here
-her heritage is here," sbe explained ,
~1ET IN JAMAICA
r.1arion met her husband in J amaica.
where he was teaching with the Peace
Corps. She is a freshman and plans to
major in either English or Spanish.
{See HOST F~llLlES, Pa&t 14)
Singing the praises of the Sweet Buy and Bu y Bou lique planned for
to.morrow by Job's Daughters, Bethel 157 is a choir of ~oils .y.ihich
will be among items fo r sale. Ready to greet guests al the 10 a.m.
to 5 p.m. event in the Ne":"'port Beach Masonic Temple Is Mrs. Glenn
Beeler . · • ,
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• ¥J 4 DA.l l Y PILOT lriAy Oc t®tr 22 , 1971
Schools Flunk Out • Psychiatrist's Test
By JO OLSO..'IJ lessons, summtr camp,
nursery schools and other .. u .
tras "
percent of their waking hours
wat.cltln1 television.
!rem school failure. Teachers should ma k ·e
friends with their pupils to in-
tellectually stimulate them in
a dilferent way r r o m
television. (Parents should
limit TV watching, he added.)
think. Dt. Classer's definition
of thlnking la "beinl' able l4
figure out what to do when you
don't know what lo do," "If
kids learn to think they don 't
have lo worry about an emo-
tional reaction to a problem,·•
he said.
the audience in the Ntwpnrt
Ha r bor H i gh Schon !
auditorium how many kntw
thtir social l!ecurity number!,
About half said they did _ Then
ht asked how many did nnt.
"Didn·t you fee l inferior~" he
quickJy asked the people who
didn't know .
OI "" 0&111 l'll•I '"''
TV rtfES.SAGE i,
!
'•
Dr. ·w1 lham Classer dOt'sn'I.
claim lo be-an expert in the
education fi eld and admits he
doesn't know all the answers.
but he thinks a new approach
IO learning is necessary 1n the
"television age "
.. You're financiill~· strapped
at a h.1gher level than your
parents v•ere." he quipped .
··Kids don't rr~llv think it's a
tough w9rld out ihere "
"The destructive message of
TV is that 'everything i! gaing
LO be okay.' TV occupies a kid
~·hen he shou ld be out lea rning
about tbe world -getting ht.at
up by his big brother.
"If they failed they gave up
on school and themsdves."
His oe>fail system, where eaeh
girl got credit for what she did
and could earn a high &ebool
diptoma, gave them a chance
to iitart o~. ·
USE IMAGINATION f!
The reason so man\' ehildren
are fa iling in school. he said, lS-
that children can no longer be
scared into !earnin~. and
teachers do not know \1'hat ap.
proach to use to replace !he
"scare" technique.
The nex.t thing is that youths
are \ a!ued more_ They can
\Ofe at 18 and ha~'e more
court decj5inns 1n their favor.
the psychiairist said.
Thf:' tturd important thing is
tele11s1on . ··:-·>inety.five per-
cent of all families 1n the U.S.
ha1·e a T\' set.'" Dr Glasser
said He quoted a surl'ey
published hy thr Uls Angtles
Time;, v.·h1ch round t h a t
prcschoo! children spend 6~
"He expects everything to
be okay in school, too. There.
is an anxiety response. when
he goes to school and finds out
it's rough."
Dr. Glasser's fir s t ex·
perience in education was al a
correctional facility for
leenage _girls.
Thinking tha t. this might. be
som ethlng public schools could
do. Dr. Glasser suggested that
5ehoob ought not kl fail little
kids. "Once they get the idea
they are failures they give
up."
The teacher llhould get the
clasa into a discussion circle
once a day and let the pupils
use their imaginalion. talking
about any subject that is
stimulating. They should at·
tack problems about the real
world.
Students should memorize
only things they will use in
later life, not :osuc.h things as
"the: lentth of the blue whale:."
Dr:. Glalll!ler emphasized that
in his schools where oo one
fails. both the chlldren and his
parents art kepi in formed of
his progress, "Tht children
know exactly where: they are,''
he l!ajd,
Dr-Glasser. author of
"Rea lity Therapy" a n d
"~~hools Without Failure,"
spoke before members and
guests of the Newport-Cost:i
!\·1e11a Branch of the American
A.'190Ciati0n of U n 1 v e r s i I y
Women and proceed!! "''ere
given to the AAUW fellnwships
fund whic h aids Y.'omen 1n ad ·
vanced study.
t l" l I
I first. c'hildren are be!ler ofl
finan c1aJJy. ":-.tnsl ~ople want
ro give their kids. a better life
than thev had." Dr. Glasser
said. This includes go l f
r-Iost of the girls, wM were
fairly in~lligent, lll!d him a
lot of their difficulty came
Or. Glasser. whose sense or
humor kept his large audience
laughing all the way throua:h
his talk, suggested th"e follow-
ing proctdures for a no·f•il
school:
There should be no rote
memorization of unnecessary
facts. Children shoold be in·
teresttd in reading book! that
make seruie to them.
Children should be taught to
As a graphic exampl~ or
how it feels to fail. he asked
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, Members Cha I le nged
By Discussion Topics
Organlzattons in co a st a I
cities are tackling topics rang-
ing from makeup to
CongresS'i.onal act i on to
childbirth, recruiting n e "'
members and planning holida y
events.
UC ! Fr iends
UCI Friend s of the Library
v.·ill klck off the year with a
·supper Sunday. Oct. 24. in the
'. "l\1esa Commons starting at 7
_p.m.
Arnold Hano, author of mare
;,than 20 books and 400
magazine articles and teacher
in the UGI writing center, will
speak. Also on the agenda wll\
be the screening of su rprise
films and introduction of new
members.
Soroptimists
Laguna Beac;h Sorop!lmisls
have invited friends lo the an·
nual Bundle 'Tea which will
commemorate the g o.l d e n
jubilee of the organizations
founding. Mrs . l\lary Maxwell
will open her Three Arch Bay
. home for the 3-8 p.m. event
.Sunday, Oct. 24.
Thase participating are ask-
ed to bring a bundle for !he
· club's thrift shop, its major
-'~urce of revenue ..
Toastm is t resses
Laguna Beach ToaslmJ5·
• treesses will discuss ghosts.
ghouls and things that go bump
in the night at 7:30 p.m. Mon-
day, Oct. 25, in the Peacock
building .
Birth Classes
Chi\dhirth lrainll\g c\assei;
us il\g the Lamaze Method wil l
begin at 8 pm. Monda y. Nov .
2. in the Laguna Beach home
of r.1rs. Jan Alabaster The
From Page 13
s.eries is for women in their
last eight to 10 weeks of
pregnancy and their husbands.
HB Juniors
Huntington Beach junior
\Vomen have approved a
resolution to beautify the me·
dian st rip along B e a c h
Boulevard. planned ecological
pamphlets a n d announced
r.1rs. Charles O'Oonnel as
assistant coordinator at the
October board ~eting.
A r.1exican su pper 'A'ill
precede the Husbands Night
program Tuesday, Oct. 26. Dr.
Samuel H. Stanley of the
Orange Count,v H y p no s is
Cent er will g1ve a lecture and
demonst ration.
The club v•ill sponsor a
HalJoy.·een parade at 7 p.m,
Thursday. Oct 28. on the Hun·
llngton Center f\1all. The
parade is free 1o children up
lo 10 ye ars of age.
Templ e Hillel
A program on makeu p
techniques will be presented
by a cosmetic firm for
members of Temple Hillel
Sisterhood at 8 p.m. Monday,
Oct. 2S. in the f\1ercur y Sav·
ings and Ulan but!ding, Hun·
t1ngton Beach.
Delta Gamm•
Rushing. 1t·s Greek to Me is
the theme of the 8 p.m. Tues·
day , Oct. 26. meeting of the
Santa Ana-Newport Harbor
Chapter of Delta Gamma
Alumnae .
Two collegiates frorn th e
L"CLA chapte r will discuss
rushing and sorority life on
campu~ today
Plans will be made for a
rummage sale tn tak e place
Saturday, Nov 13-
Women Voters
former Co ng res Ii man
George Brown Jr. will discuss
the Structures and Proctdures
of Congress -Their Ef·
£ectiveness Today when he ad·
dresses the Orange Coast
League of Women Voters.
They \\'iii gather at 9:30
a.m. Tuesday. Oct. 26, in
Island House, fashion Island.
The Mmes. Clyde Beal,
Keith Swayne , Don Rose, J .B.
Keating and J.R. Campbell
will comprise the league panel
lo discuss specifics w i t h
Brown.
Delta Gammas
Plans for: a silent auction in
November and a Ch ristmas
cocktail party will be made by
member~ of lhe Saddleback
Delta Gamma Alumnae during
an 8 p.m, meeting Tuesday,
Oct. 26, in the home of Mrs.
Terence Burns. !\fission Viejo.
Christ ian BPW
Don and Bebe Lotz will
speak on the Analogy of Pot·
tery Making and Life at 6:30
.. , ' ~-· ' { '
rh~· c~ur~=~· ~~in~6;s w~~ SOMETHING· TO CHEER ABOUT -Funds _raised by the eighth annual Pe.a.cock
Professional women's Council Hill National Horse Show are something to c heer about! Cheering on planners
of Santa Ana meets. for the Ninth Annual Show are (left to right) f\1rs. Stephen Fryer and Richard
The session will begin at _M_•_rv_in_J_r_. ------
6:30 p.m. in Friedemann Ban.
quet Hall, Orange. and music
v.'i11 be provided by the
Call'aryman's Quartet.
Harbor OES
Mrs. Martin SI e i g n er,
v.·orthy matron. will preside at
her final meeting of the year
at 8 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 26,
when Harbor Star Chapter.
Order of Eastern Star gathers
in the ~ewport Beach J\1asonic
Templt.
A prngram on the founding
ol the Starbright Club is plan·
ned during a noon luncheon
Wednesday, Oct. 27, also in
!he temple. Attire is to be old-
fashioned or pioneer 5tyle.
Beta Sigma Ph i
Various chapttrs of Beta
Sigma Phi will be meeting ..
Beta Alpha Xi Chapter will
discuss a Thanksgiving parLy.
during an 8 p,m, session Mori·
day, Oct. 2.S, in the Garden
Grove. home of Mrs. Don
Varnado.
En \'ironrnent. Health. \\'ork
and Play ;1·ill be discussed by
Gamma Alpha Nu members
when they gather Tu esl"lay,
Oct 26, in the Huntington
Beach home of Mrs. Joanne
Olson. Also on the agenda will
he finalizing plan5 for an Oct.
30 Hall oween costume party.
Clinic Helping Deaf
Cope With Problems
.John Tracy Cli nic helps the
hard-0f-hearing or dear child
and his parents cope with uni·
que problems.
The group will gather at
11 :30 a.m. in !he Newoorter
Inn for a soci11I hour~ with
luncheon r0 follow at 12:30
p.m. r-.lrs. Tracy 1,1•ill inform
members of the aims and
goals of lhe clinic
• • • Host Families ~uesday Club
Bari.tenor Patrick Sullivan
Husbands of Xi Pi Chi mem·
bers will be special guests
during an 8 p.rn. meeti ng
Tuesday, Oct. 26, in lhe
Westminster home of the
Charle5 Hieleys. To be discu5S ·
ed will be a HalJo..,..'een pa rty
Saturday. Oct. 30.
Mrs. Spencer Tracy. Jounder
and president, \\'ill accept .a
check for ~18.000, Thursda ~'.
Oct. 28. from the Orange
County G11ild of .John Tracy
Cli nic lo further this work .
Funds ;1•ere rai5ed at !hf>
eighth annual Pracoc k Hill
National Horse Show las!
spring.
~·!rs .. L 11. Friedman v>'ill
take over as 1971·72 president.
Also ~erv1ng \viii be the ii-Imes _
Char les Currey, Ri ch ard
Sluis . \'I ce president~: Stephen
Fryer. secrrtary , No rbert
Myers. treasu rer : E. c _
Lovret. parliamentarian , and
Warren Hancock. pre s s
chairman
Glen Woodrnanset:. an at·
torney, and his ;1:ife Joyce. a
nurse. tn the UC! student.
clinic. signed up for the prrr
gram lo , become more 1n-
Clothes
Wash Free
NEW YORK ~UPI 1 -A
I _ _ Burke. billed as a man with a vo ved ~·1th the un1vers1tv and · h. he t ·u
to gil'e th eir e!eme-ntar\' song . in 15 ar · Wl en-. terta1n Newport Harbor Tues· school·aged children an op-portunity to hi1ve an in· ~Club members after an It
ternational outlook. 1 am: lunch~n Tuesday, Oct.
Th . d 1 . p 1 1 h 1 26, in the A1rporter Inn. e1r stu en is au ..,..,, a
graduate student in chemil!try C d
fro m Tah.1,·an. Paul, in his se-ar Party
cond year at UCI, will find The Ladies Auxiliary "(lf
Pi Pi menlbcrs \\1il1 gather
at 3 p.m. I.he san1e evening in
the Huntington Beach home of
Mrs. Dennis Parker.
much ln common with the Huntington Beach Boys Club ~'ood1naru;ees, ror he has bten y.·Hl host its second annual Art League
to Hong Kong and she has card party Tuesday, Oct. 26, Laguna Be.!ch artist Julie
visited China . at noon in r.1urdy Park, Hun· Gregory will demonstrate her
He too plans to conk some lington Beac.h. Chairman is pallet knife technique for
special food for his host. family Mrs. Marlin Campbell. members of the Costa Mesa
Fall I
.J Legs
Into V iew
fall fa shions present a new
showcase for the well-designed
Y.'tll·defined leg in patte.ms,
tipaques and textured hosiery [
effects that are relevant to fall
fashion trends -.stylized
florals. heathers and blazer
stripes.
Ne w prn1·isi~al members to
be introduced are the Mmes.
Frank H. Greinke. Floyd
Klaus. James E. .Johnson,
.James J Buxton. Robert J.
Jarvis, Fred Harvey and
Ed"''ard R. Keen.
You r Horoscope
Gemini: Check
All Contracts
SATURDAY
OCTOBER 23
By ~YDNEY OMARR
ARIES (March 21·Aprll 19·1:
Secrets are highlighted. Be
sure a confidential meeting is
kept that way. Check safe-
keeping places for J e g a l
documents, other valuables. Jn
conversalions, be sure to
make meanings clear.
TAURUS (April 20-May 20 ):-
Reconciliation indicated; in·
volves friends, loved one.
Domestic harmony can be
restored: take initiative in this
direction. Peace offering now
would be a constructive move .
Act accordingly.
GEMINI !May 2l-June 201 :
Perceive reasons, mntives.
.Don 't be sa tisfied with
superficial explanations, ac·
lions. Display natural in·
genuity. One at top is close
observer. Some pet ambitions
now can be fulfilled . Go to it
CANCER ! June Zl.J uly 22 1;
Emphasis on ad d i ti o n a I
k:nO\\'ledge. nevos from . afar.
Be practical. Evaluate poten-
lial. promises. See persons,
situations as the y actually ,ex·
association with Sa(ittariu5 ln·
dividual. \Ve.lcome change.
SAGITTARIUS iNov. 22·
Df'c . 21 ). Accent on home,
property. domestic si tuation.
Older individual plays pr°"
minent role. ~ooperate ~'tth
Scorpio person. R e v I e w
values. What appears minor
could be important.
CAPRICOHN 'Dec. 22-.Jan.
19J : Change of scenery is in·
dicated. Call or message could
get you going. What has been
delayed is now given green
light. Put ideas to work . Make
contacts. Stress product -
and personality.
AQUARIUS 1Jan. 20·Feb.
Jll 1: Emphasis is on payment,
collection 11f drhts Avoid
rnaking cnn1m1tment which
cn11ld rlepr i1·e famil~· 0 f
necessi ties_ S!.rike for greater
understanding, trJOperatinn.
Loved one de~erl'es ton1-
pl imenl.
PISCES 1f eb. l'l-i\llarch 2111~
Circumstances favor personal
effo rts. Take in1t1ati1·e_ ~·l ake
new start~ in new directions.
Stress greater independence.
Original mtthods most apt to
succeed . Express confidence.
Be definite.
ist. Put a ha lt t.o endless prn. ------------
crastination. Check messat:es . .,.,..---------~=
LEO <July 23-Aug. 22 1· @) {j
Steady pa ce will accomplish
task. Avoid the sensa tional. Do
v"hat you know is correct. One
who advoca tes get-rich.quic k
scheme is being foolish . Don 't
foll ow that example. Stick to
the facts.
VIRGO IAug . 23-SepL 22 1·
Timing now i.<1 nf par11mount
importance. Play ..,... a i Ii n g j
game. Let others re1'eal their!
hands. You do best now by
li~tening, observing and learn·
ing. Accent on marriage,
special partnerships.
LIBRA fSept. 23-0ct 221 ·'
Accent on basic issues. St rive l
for balance. especialh• in
\vork. health areas. A1'01d ex-
trt.rnes a n d e1trav2.gance .
Keep re.c ent resolutions.
Utilizt experience. Stic k to
familiar ground. I m p rove
techniques.
SCORPIO !Oct. 23-Nov. 2J I_
Concern with children in-
dicated. For m u I a t e en-
te rtainment. recrea tion plans.
F'ind outlets for creative
energy. You profit oow from
beny, berry,
extraonlinwy
combination ot soap and
.washing soda is recomm~oged,1
. for a phosphate-free wash by
the Audubon Society, Frieii.ds
''of the Earth and National
and is anxious for some: good Art League at 7:30 p.m. Tues·.============
con\·ersallon. While he ha s a Coffee Break day. Oct. 26. in Adam s
HAVE YOU SHOPPED OUR
CHILDRENS SHOE SALE YET?
"'ildlife Federation.
. Add J/3 cup wa shing soda as
j mt>eh ine fills. \Vhen crystals
j are dissolved, add clothes, .!Ind 1 for average S.pound load in )° front loader, 1 cup of so1p
~ product.
For to p loader, use 1 lh cups
of soap product. ln hard
; water. stop machine at first
rinse cycle and add \Ii cup of
~ washing soda.
car and plen{y of activities Hu nt j n gt on Be a c h Elementary School, Cost a
;1·ith the SO-member UCI Assistance League members Mesa.
Chinese Club, he says it just will table philanthropic. work .. Miss Gregory. a resident of
'isn't lhe same as being able to for a coffee break at 10 a .m. Honolulu for the past Hi years.
drop in on his folks to eat a Tuesday. Oct. 26. in the Hun-maintained a permanent ex·
good home-cooked meal or go tinglon .Beach home: of Mrs. hibit in Waikiki during her
home to completely relax. William Henry. tenure in thr.: Islands.
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loneliness p r o b I e m • for
friendship's doo111 hive been
opened wl~e. and a warm
welcome waits inside.
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bi:~1 119•1 01'
Rtlw11d1,
644-2464
Fina•~ce En t.r1
CISA Sets D1~ive
For '74 Cup Bid
Eig ht Sail
T ean1 s Set
For Series
Eight leading 1ntercolleg1ale
sa1hng teams will be rom
pe!1l1\rly eq uah1cd IJ\ brand
nf'11 suits nf sfl1ls and sheets
aboard Lhe flret nf Cal 25
~lnops thev v.111 sail 1n the
Douglfls ltlp n1 itch rat e
1ienes l)rt 2!1 lO
'l he eight sloops :ind a ninth
• "t 1ndh1 tKJ it h 11 e bren
to::i ned lo 1he rnlleg1a11s bv
1nen1hers nl the co sponsoring
J.,or g 13eai.;h Yilchl Cluh ac
c:nrdrng to ftobv Be~'S<inf
rha1rrnan E.rtch owne1 is
donating a new suit or s:uls
and Jr:nsen i\l.1r1nc m;inufac
tu1 er tl the C.11 '.!:)s ha s
donated ocw shec1s 1 running
rigging 1 for each boat
Contenders ror one or the.
most pn~ed t1 oph1es rn col
legiate sa1l1ng arc co-bost Cal
Stale Long BeacR U SC
Hawa11 sianfnrd IJ C I A
Oregon \\ ash1ngton a n d
Sle\ens lnst1tule of Hoboken
NJ
Each team h;is be.en ;iss1gn-
ed ;i boal b} thl' luck of the
dra\\I Skipper and crrw skills
\\111 thu~ be th e dcc1d1ng hie
tors
F'our ser 1es nf race!'> arc
scheduled F nda} slarllng al
11 a m and the final three on
Saturday starting al the same
t ime
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THE COUNTY 0"' OllAfllGE
"'' A ,..,., fll OTICll OP' IU!AllfllG 0 "' P'l.TITIOfll
FOlt P'1tO•ATE 0' WILi. A"'O P'Oll;
LETTl ltJ TIESTAMlfllTAltY
E>l.111 ol Mil TON J 8 ROCIC
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NOTICE I~ HEREll'f GIVEN ,,,.,
MlUOll J ll roct Jr t111 lllH l\flraln •
ll•llllOl'I /or Otoblit• ol Wiii '""' 1or
IU..lt>tt of l•!I•" 1 .. 1arn•nl•"' let '"" Htlt~r •t1•rH1t1 •o -ld'O 11 "'°'" '"'
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for N0\1111'1\btr 11 1'7f 11 ' )() •JI< In !h•
COUfl.._., ol 0"ll•rlrn•nl No I "' •• d
""'" at IOl'I Civic C...,1•• or•v• Wtal In
"""'City ot '-"II AIM c.111 ... n11
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NOTICE DI' ,.UILIC NliAltlHC TO IE HELO I Y THllE
1 0.\llD 01" SU,l!lfl/ISOllS 01' 0 11.t.NCI: COUl'ITY
C.t.LlirOllNIA ON CEllTA!N J"ltO,OIEO l'LANS
DlfSIONATED CCASI: NO I C 11 Jll) THE 7TH
llEVISID Ill.VINE INDUSTRIAL C:OM,l l!X ,LANNIO
COMMUNITY DEVt:LO,.MENT P'LAl'I l'llOl"OSINO THI!
AME NDMENT OF THE lONING CODE ANO A" AMENDMENT
TO THI: SOUTHl!RN SICTION tRVINlf Ot:NEllit.L .. LAN
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l"u'1uont 10 lh• Pl&nn ng &"11 Zon ng Law 11 1m...,C1td no! t• 11 her.tiy ,1,,..,
lh&t • p~bl c hN rl"ll w II bl! "elCI b~ mo s&ICI 80J1•CI or 5ul>ftYllOrJ ~ Cl r11111
5PM:lllc Pl•no <11olgn11o<1 (C1•e No ZC II ~! THE /TH REVISED lltVINE IN
OUSTltl ... L COMPLEX PLANNED COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT PL,O,N of Sec•
1 on II O?l o! T~ C:odllled Ordln•n,•• O! lht (011nly o! Or•nll• fO •• !O tl>•no•
lrom lh• Gra110 I l'lt••••<h •nd Llllhl IMu•Jry U<• to 11'1• G """ lit Comm•rcl•I
Ctrllln p Ope IV loi:•lfl<I • !no '''" h•••'• ly tornt r of M•t,lirlhur 80Ul•v•rd and C•ml'll• Orlvo •m me Ir.Int IM11.,rla Comp "" iF111h O ur1c1 ~ l mort or ,.,,
at rHI •nd a l•o •n amel1(lml!'nt to lht S.011tnern S.cl>On lrvlna GMer•t P' 1n .,.
t ccemmorla!• !ht .ior .. okl 1ont ch•n11•
S1k! wbHc h••rlno O<'t lh• •bO•• p OflC .. d pl•"• w ba htld In !ht C:h1m1>r•1
ol '"' 8111•!1 of Sui>e•vl•orl In the Ot•nue COll!1Ty ,lidml~l1 r•tlon 8<1 kllnu .llJ
Norlh Svco....,ra Stre•! In Son!• An• O onQ• county (11110 n • on tilt lrd d•'f
o! No••m~u 1'71 tT "'" l'lo11r 01 10 JO o cl()t~ a m ti Which time t nd plt c•
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Sold p ""' ,,.o..o>ln11 •uch omMdme<i • of th-7on no Cod• •nd GM .. •1 P'lut
i re on t It In tho Oii <• ol "'• C<>untv Cler~ ot l~e Coun!y ot 0 IO'lg• wht•• 111•
O•Op0•"1 pl•flt A A A\Ot loblr lo• 1>11bl ~ n•Pf'(l o"
01locf "'s Tllh Dov .,i Oc:tooer 1971 ll V 0 11 0 [11 Of< lHE: BOAltO OF SUPERVISORS OF Oll:ANGE C:OUNl'f
CALIF ORNIA
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PASSEO AHO AOOPTEO !tit ll!h dl1
of Oc-· 1t11 ROBERT M W•LSO"
M~vo• o! ,,,. C:l!Y o!
Coo t Mf•a
.A !TEST
Efl.EEN P Pi-tllHiE'f cnv c ~•It o• 1rt c •v
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STA.~E OF CALIFOllNl,li )
COUN TV 0 ORANGE I M
Cll'f Of COST ,li MESiO. )
I E ILEEl4 P PK NNEV Cl!y Cl"'lt oJ
lh• c..,. ot Co• I MHI I nd ••-otflc 0
(lor~ of !~1 CllV Counc ol !ht C. l'f cl
(C'll• Mts• ~t•tb'f <e r111y ll'\,tl !l!P lbO~•
•rid lore~ nt Ordln1nt• No 11 :11 wft' lnt•Oduc~ ar>d tot,.l<1rrod •Kl on b'f
tKI on 1! t ro-vv 8r ..-~lflll of •• D City
Council "" 1ne j ~ day of Otlober 1'71
IN:! l~l<IO!ttr 01>10<1 Ind f<lopt9C1 II •
Wll<>lt 11 • r@Oullr rnttl nl ot "Id City
Council h•ld on The ll!ti DIV ol Oo;~r,
lt11 bv !tit lollowlnt roll call volt
,1iYES (ouf!Cflrnon WI •on Jardll\o
f'lnltl11 M c11 r i-ternrntll
NOES C""n<Um1n "'""" ASSENT C""ncllm1n N""*
IN WITIOES5 WMEREOF t Mv1
tit r..,nto ut rn1 ~•r>d 1nd 1tll•ed l'llt Seil
ot th• c:111 ol Coo t Mtt• '~" \l'lfl ,,..,, .,
Otlobl< ltll !OFFICIAL SEAL)
E ILEEN P P'M!NHEY
CUT Cit ~ tnd t • of!ldo
Clerk ot !ht C!1y Cout>tll ef
!lit Cl"' at C:o1t1 M•at
l"utrllat.tod Ori n.. Cou t 01llv P'olat, OctcOt• 21 n n 111).n
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J{ookie Keys
Kings' Win
Over Flver s •
PHI'.ADELPHIA -rrQ11 l1t 1; R r y
Edwards, pl.!1ytng in only h1 ~ '-'\"t nth S'rt-
tionA! Hockty LeAgut g11mf'. klrkl'(J .11side
34 shots Thursday night. lt11din.: thf' Uis
Aru!eles Kine!\ to 11 7.fl ~u! nf !ht'
Philadelphi1 F'lyt'f"s before 14.120 in th f'
S~trum.
Bob Rerr,· 11nd Real U>m1ru' ~('nrffl
tlfo 1oals ~pi~ and Ra lph Biicks1rnn1,
W)iittv \\1iding 11nd E:;d Jo.\•11! l"lnf' t11<"h 11~
the Kings peppered f lye r ~n11l1t Dou~
F1vell for ont ROll l in !ht nJIPnin~ ptriocl .
t~·o in I.he second 11nd four in 1M third nw: Kings. now 2-4·1, had S('nrtd l"lnJ\•
tit ,oals in !heir six prf'\'inus l!a mPs Th.,
F\yers. pll'!lying Ule fir~1 Gllmt of 1he
seiison on homt ict . 11rf' nn~· 2 .. 1.n
"" LONG BEACH Luiebal"~Pr Dnn
Parish has join~ the Lns AnR:tl(':I: R ii m ~.
~p!aeing deJensi''' tae,klt Rich Ca"h.
who is out for the ~ta.~nn wit h .11 hroken
leg.
Cash broke hi~ If'~ in sum mer tra•n1nc
camp and wa~ placed on the in iu rrrl
reserve li:i;t by the Ram.~ Th11 rsdii~
Pari!h joined lhe l..-05 AnR:eles rluh
earlier this wttk from St. L-Ouis
Tl\e' Rims stt action Sunda )· R1uuni;.t
lbt Grttn Blly Pllcktrs here in Memnri11l
Coliseum. Los Angeles lead:< the Nation11I
Leque C.Onference West v•ilh 11 ~-1-1
record, just ahe11d nf the San Fr11nC'1.~ro
4tiers.
"" CLEVELAND -Funeral ser\"tr,.~ ~ 111
M held Mol\day for ""illiam Dalt>) thf'
fonntr o-..·ner of the Clt'\'el&nd lndi11n:<
and presidmt of Otis &: Co . :i pri\'11le
bankin«i finn. who died here Thursday.
Ser\"ict s will be 111 St r.rci;ir.ry tht'
G~1 t Church in South Euclid.
Di ley . who w;:is 79, died in Clt>Vt'lanrl
ainic. Ht h11d bttn ill since January ;ind
61terNI the clinie ~fl"lnda y fnr tests
An ,\.shUtbu n11tive . J)aley receivt'r1 11
law<fqree from SP \l.'tslern RP ~er•·.,
Unh·trsity and pr11~~ __ with._--' 11
Clt\'elAT}d l11w finn befnrp Jn1n1nR 01!~ ~
QI. 11s 11 partner in Hl38. Three yrar~
later. he became president (If Otis. v•hn~"
m11 j(tr stockholder was industri11 lj1;1
C \TIJS E11ton.
·Daley bec'ame majority S!fll'khnlder ~I
the Indians in 1%6 and w11s nRm"<i prr.~1·
dent tn 1962 . Ht liter owne<I tl:e n(I'#
defuntl Se11Hlt Pi\nt!<.
Dalt\' is s11r:ive-d h\' hi~ w1dn11i·. C:>~SlP.
Md tw°l'I d11ughttrs Ht \l\'l':li 1n suburban
Lyndhurst.
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BARCELO~A -Spain"s M 1nuP1
flranie~ 11nd Australla"5 Kt n Rost'""'llll
v.-r1n singles m11t.ches Thur~day 11nd m?v·
ll!d into !ht qu11rterlinalt; or thf' Sran t!">h
Open tennis toumrirnent.
Orantes up~el South Alnc11·~ <..:li H
Drysdale fi-4. 6-3 and R o.~t'we\1 nereated
Spain"s JuAn Gi~btrt fi-4, li-t ~ ~ week-Ion~ to11rnam,n1 for ~
Count of Godo Trophy. ""·ith prize rnnney
totaling 17(1.000. end-" Sundlly.
"" BILLINGHAr-t F:nJ!\anrl -f~eor)o!P.\
Govt n of F'rAnce drleaterl tnp-srPderl Bnb
Htv;itt or Snu lh Africa fi-4. fi-4 Thursd:iy
in men"s Jinii:lt ... quflrter-fin;ils nr the
OewAr Cup te nni1; tnurn::irnen!
ln ""·nmen ·s s1n~\c.., third roun1t pl;i\.
E\•onnt Gnnl111,'!nng. \\'lmhledon Charnp1nn
from Aust r:i l111 . be:i1 Bet1 ~· StO \",t of lhf' r.;e!herl11nd~ 4.fi, ft..2. I-~. ;ind .lul1P
Heldman f)( Ntw York Ci!\" tnppt"rl
Christine l.<1r::1inP ol F:n)o!"lanrl i;.t fi-2
In anolht r women·.., miit ch. friinrP ·•
Franco1~ 0\1rr r\tft a!l'li P;,111 Hnillfl 1"11
La Joll R, fi-•. li-3
"" LOS A\'G~:LES t"n::ich l'PtlpPr
Rodgt.rJ ~::iy' 1he l"CLA Bn11n' h::i1·P
fa!len surpr1~P \·irti m-" !l"l kickoff ;:in<!
punt rtturn~ on -"1'\"PTAI {"l('Ca.~inn~ tht~
gr.ason.
So in Thursdav·s drill~ h4' p11..,hcrl 1hP
club thrnuih pl1nt l'!lnrl kickoff rPlurn
defense . L:tler in the doy he ~lsn pr11c-
Oet~ On'" punt and kickoff rtlurn-"
The Bruins meet Cel here S11t urd11~· 1"
a P1cific-8 Confertntf' maft h 11nrl 11re
sJi1ht favorites ovrr the Re11r~
. "" ONTARIO -Ontario Ml"llnr Speedw11y
will rl'plaC'i' next ye11f .( Quct;ff)r GrAnrl
Pri:r for Formula I a"d A t;port.• c11r1
with tv.•o races le1turinR purS!':ll nf
noo.ooo. 81\1 Loori. -~~edw11y ho.Arri
chairman . 111id Thur~day.
1'lf April I rvent will optn w11h a 200-
mi~ stock c11r race over tN. 2 7-mile rol'd
courae with 1 $50.oon pur ... e. All1"lth~·
mile ri1ct will bt run ovtr 1he oval by
lndy·lypt ear! for a Sl ~.000 pur~ ' .
Laker~ Ho st BuJJ s;
West Out 2 Weeks
1NGLF.:"'000 (AP 1 -Jf'rry Wei!il \5
eut of !ht W Ane:rle.., l..akens lineup for
1t le3st two •eekll -and thf' NaUon::.1
Bai;ketbllll Association Club laot':!O the
Q)lc1110 Bulls in the f nn1m tl"ln~hl.
Wtsl. !he veleran All-Pro stuard.
iprained hi~ !ell anklt In l\tlanl11. WOOnl"!I·
dly nlj!h115 tht: l..akers wnn. 12&-104. Hi:io
foot h•s bttn tncAsed in 11 !Cofl. w11lkin~
Cl!l which will rema in on for ;11boul flvr
d1y1. r-
W1J11t'J1 lnfll5 i5 not 1111 demo rRli7.in.: A~ ii
wnulrl hlVf' been In srA.Ylfl~ p111111 Coach
Bill Sharman h11~ hlendNI nf'wmmer'°
with t.~ c:l11h'11 thrf'1.' ~UPf'r~IAr~ -Wr(I.
Wilt Qlamberlaln and EI Rln Baylo r -lnr
I rtf'w°·IOO~ tt111m.
• The new look ha.s put lt\t Lak"°s in 1i,,
tied on the NBA '1 Pacific Otvl~1on of !hi'
Weatern Conference. ChlcJJO is In third
r1,ce ii the Midwest Otvislon .
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Dalton
BALTIMORE !AP ) -"If I hid la
m.akt a decision riaht now," Harry
Dalton said, .. I'd Olp a t oin and not ltt It
land.'"
That 's how the 43-year-Old director nf
player personnel fl)r the Baltimort
Orioles rlescribed ThurMay his weighing
nf offers to iitav with !he Oriole11 or tn
ht-come gener81 n111nagtr ol t h e
California Angels.
"1 hllvt nn ti nlf' lim11 on makinR 11
rl('('ision -olher lhan a!i soon 111s l)O.'!ii-
blt .'' l>altnn sairl in .11n 1nter\'1ew. "R111 t
rlrlf"I°! 11n1irip11tf' a tlf'Cisinn fnr at lea111
~f'\'eral da ~·-~. and pos.'li bly 11 wttk,
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"However, ft1r all parties. involvtd in·
c1ud1n1 H11rry Dalton, r know l!Omelhing
should bf dont W'!n to 1erminate the
speculalinn 1njY go lull speed ahead ror
thf' 1 !172 ~ason."
Dalton h811 bf'tn rumored for the past
mnnlh a_.. the likely ·11ucc:eS110r lo Dick
Wal.~h . ""'ho wall f\red Werlnesday nigh! As
gener:tl n1anager or the Angels.
Dallon, who is credited for playi ng a
m11jor role in building the Orioles into
pt'T'('nnial ba!irbl!U contenders, sairi he
cou ldn"l un<ler.~tann thr int ense interest
1n !hr outcome of h1~ deri11ion.
"I'm JUSI 11 guy work ing for a Jiving
v.•ho has been offered an opportunity lo
ta lk aboul another job." he said. "H's not
a ma jor crl~s. It 's import.ant only in the
life {If the Daltons ...
Dalton has bef!fl the subject of A 11.f!ld)'
11tream of telephone calls both 11t home
and in the office, but he figures that w~
R real e:i;tate agent left a carrl Jn case the
Dal!ons want 11"1 sell their BalUrriore
home, "that w11 s 11 lilt le presumptuOU.I'! . ..,
The Orlnles have offered Dalton,
11lrearl y a vice president, the job of ex.
ecutive vice · president -repl11clfl ll J.
f rank Cashen.
f)a ltori alre11dy oversee~ the major and
PHILADELPHIA GOALIE DOUG FAVELL (LEFT) STOPS KINGS' MIKE BYERS FROM SCORING.
Top Golf Duo
Read y to Start
New Gold Rush
,\ArA. ("::i liL t Al'I -R11!y (.'al\j)f'r anr1
Ler Trevino Pach think 1he~··re re:tr1y to
.~T;irl gr;ihhing _enlrl 1>n the ~n\linl{
f.::i1~·ay.., .::i1:11 in.
"1 think I fnund 1t nul thrrf' tnd.::i,v.''
l\ll itl Casp('r Thur~day After 11 fi rl\l-rnun rl
Iii In lhr $1:l!l,f)(M'J K:iisrr Jnff'rnrition:t l
open to11rn;imrnt.
··11h1nk I'm rr;11J.v 10 slar1
ll )<R ln ." i;alrl Trf'v111n. \\'hn shol n li!l.
Ca.~prr anr! T_rr1·inn hr?.r!rrl a h11)o!f' field
nr l!,l!h11 ~· bunched ('hallrnJ:rr.~ to r.eorg\11
n::i1 11'P.~ Hugh llnvcr anrt To1n A<iron. """hl"l
h;:id ~1~·unclrr-par f.lis Thursda)' for the
hrst-roun1t lr nd
(";i.~pt>!' 11a~ 111i:1 :t ~1 r11kr h;itk 11 1111
Trr11f){I \\.'I( \\"I'll ,1·11h1n ~•'r1k1n i: tlistanrr
;i~ !hr to11ru11: rrn~ lnnk arl 1•1tnlfll!l' nf
ule.:il pt<irml! (·ond1t1nns tn n111kr 11
n1nrkrr~· nl p.:ir 72 nn thr• "\nr1h .:1n1t Sntith
r•1ur~rl\ :it !hr S1l \'rrartn 1 ·n11ntr~· t"hrh
Thf' l"l!hrr.~ ;.1 Iii \\'rr<> ./ (' Snr:td. \I
(:r1ht'rgtr. \l1kf' Hill .llrl1 ("olhrn ;1n1t
Larry \\'h11 f'
1-:1gh! ninrr fol\1)11 rrt :11 AA 11·11 h Trr1 1nn
:in1l li nlhrr~ :ii l\'l Thii t lrf1 ~~ pl11yrr~
111th1n thrrF ~lrnkr~ nl r:ir h nlhrr !n :ill.
I\~ p\avrr~. THl'll"r lh:in lu11f lhP f1rlr1,
n1;il rherl nr hrltPn·r1 p;:ir
,\rTJflld l':iln1{'r· . .!:l1·k \'1rklA11-" 1111<1
{;;:ir~· P l.<1~·('r arr nnt r·l)rnf)fling
CA-"f'lt'I", wh11 has fllilf'd to w111 lh1~
s"11~on fnr lhP fir .c:.t !in1t> 111 I~ y Pii r.~.
found a nf'w St>! of lrou.~ In hill lik1n11:. He
1n1i;;srr1 nnlv onP grrrn, rl icln"t n1llkr. a
ilnRl'Y iinrl .wl'IS flv1n11: h1~ .shots r1carl !o
1hf' fla~ wj1h mn11nt onous rPgulAri lV.
Tr P\•inn .c:.hnt hi~ fi!l \\"ll hn111 bf'ne l1t nf 11
rrarlirP rnunrl . "I ff'f'I 1i:fl(ll1 phys1c11lly
anrl I 1hink l"m n1Pnl;ill_v rr11dy In play
111,'!a1n. s:t 1d •rre\'1nn. """ho had 11n
cmerR:cnev OPf'TAlion shor111' l'lf1'r rn.11k -
1nR h15 "unprf'(er1en tc1l swf'f'(l nf th11
AmrriC'an , Canadian 11r11t Rritish open
li lles. HP h11~1f1 hrPn 11 f1tclor ln 11
ll"IUrnAmenl ~intr
Tht 35-ye;i r..olrl Rnyrr , winner nf thl'
\\"t~re rn Oprn 11 )•r:ir ;:i~n. hart a charicP
10 takP the lciid alonr hut lipper! out~ 11
lour-fnot b1rrl1P pu!1 nn 1hP final hole.
··J wiis reall\" rnhbC'r1 nn 1ha1 onr."
Royer said ... ,
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hil It jll~! \l"here r Wlln!cd
in: bu! it broke the ~·rong ""'ay."
KI NGS · HARRY HOWELL ILEF TI IS CHE CKED HARD IN 7.Q WIN.
From
mlnor le•aue pleyer operation , Md in the
new J)Mitlon would ha vt luthority over
all department!.
"It's &oinl to~ a dlfficull de<:laion, no
matter which w•y 110." he uid.
After another day of speculation 11.t the
Orioles' front office, someone. spread the.
word · "O,.ltpn l11 luvlng ... A• every<lne
perked up, the .sentence was finished : "at
5 ll'Clock.
"He 'd better no!."' 11aid Don Priea.
director of player dt velopmen l. "l w1nt
10 I.Ilk to him About something.''
Walsh. 4~. had been • vice' preaident
with the l...o5 Angeles Obdgers; before
Angels
~mint commisslontr oJ a 50C'f'rf
league kM-twn yr1ra before JOUlinl I.ht
An1:eli;.
nalton joined lht Oriole~ or~aniz11t1on
before the 1954 season when the learn
moved from Sl. Louls lo Baltimore H11
Assumed his prMenl office when Lt!!
McPhaH left the Baltimore organir.a tion.
Dallon. 43. comple tf'd the nesotiations
no tht. 196:i trade that broul{h! f'ranlc
Robinson tn the Orio les and we:; in·
strumentill in tht. dtRls for Mike Cuellar
1nrl Pi t Dobson, both 20-g11mP \\'inn1n1
pitchers this past se11son.
Lolich. Outpolls Blue
Wills Gains Berth
On All-star ·Team
NEW YORK r AP l -The NAlional
League. dom ina ted the 11171 Associated
Press MAjor Le11;gue All -Star b11seball
team by landing playerr; nn 1111 but two
berths on the 10.man squad.
Mickey Lotich of !he Detroi! Ti ger~ Wll!'!
named the left -handed pitcher Ahead of
Vida. Blut of the Oakland A "1 and Tony
Oliva of the Minnesota Tw ins w;is chosen
to one of the. outfitld spot.5 111 tht Al,
representative11.
The Dodgers' M11ury "'•11.• w11s named
lo the All·Sl11r short~top position.
The world champion Pitt!!burgh Pirl!l!e.(
and the Chic:tgo Cubs each plaeed rwn
players in the Annual poll of ~port!'!
writers and sportsca~ters announced
Thursday in which 28.l participated prior
Yary , S111ith
Lock Horns
In NFL Crucial
MINNEAPOLIS-RT. PA UL! AP 1 -The
nnJy -"OUnd in lhP ~1innesnt ;:i Viking~·
mtttin,ii: room w1111 !he """hirrinq n! a
mo\·jp projPCtor.
Ron Vary, the 6-fool-5'"'· 2fi.'i-ou11nrl of-
fensive right tacktt. ""'.lllchf'd inten!I\• :i.~
No. 78 nf the Ralt imore Colts thund"erf'd
off lhe line of scrimmagl'. sl11mnled a
forearm into an opponent and exploded
into the offensil't ba.ckfiPld .
'"I think he"s ha\'inR his best ye11r."
sa:.rs Yary. whn.~{' assiJ:n n1ent ~'<>nd11_v
ni~ht in the National F'oc;itball Lrague
IPIPvis1on Sp!'Ci:tl will be tn bloc k Ruhba
Smith. listed bv 1he Colts :t! fi-11, 2fi5.
""Ht'-" nnf' of th P stron~est Of':1plr 111
f(l(ltb111l today -rnornlO\J ~ slrtngth 11nrl
he"s quick off thr ball."" ,~11.1·.~ Yarv. whl'I
pl11 ved at Cerrito~ :inr1 lht Unt ver..,itv nr
Sniithf'rn Ca lifo rnia. ·
··from \\'ha1 l'l"e ~ePn nf him n11w 11nrl
In !hf' p:t$L hr·~ J!nl 11 lwtler pas.~ rush
1h;1n at any Previou~ time. Ht "~ nre nf
the belfer rtrfrnsi\'P Pnd~ in footba ll. ..
Smith 11nrl Yiir~· will provide nnl.v a
fra mt nr thf' l"TUf"l:!I Rllnle betwpen t11·n
NFL Rian!s 1\'ith •-1 rrrnrrl.( at
Mrl rY>prih1;in S1adiutn. 11nd it 1<1•ill br !ht
fir~t li1111.• lh1• lwn hiJ(hl y 1"P~t1rded
linemrn hal'f' played .::IJ,!a1nst t'ach nfhrr,
\\'hrn thr V1k1n11:-" t-ru.~hffi the Colt .~. ~l-
14. 10 !hr sPcnnd Ramr nf the !9fi9 SPl'l"nn .
Yary had nnl \'Pl hf-pn 11rti1·111ed h(>1·ii u•ll\
milit:try rr..,rr1·e duh df'lllyed hi~ 11rriv11l
a1 tr11inini: f"arnp.
Y11ry. big1:ts! of \t 1nnr~o1 11 ·~ offrn~ll '
linemf'n. will spot Sn1irh .~omf' he1i;:ht a'ld
f'OS~1 bl y wr1gh1 hut ~ii \"~ "''°i7.P ISn ' lrrt·
rortant H hr 's J.!01 thr t-rrdent1 ;11 I_.,, 11 nrl
hP-dof'~. ii"~ diffi ('llll tn ht111 him
f'Sp!'('iall y whrn hr·.., ~nt :ill thos~ lfllll.~.
hp"5 got !hem 1111 -~lrr.nl{th, q ulr knr.,~.
rnnve.~ an(I .o;i1,p ·•
Hnw w111 yn11 attark thos, ~r rcn,!!tl-s •
"Until th<' 11et1on bef:(ins you don "! knnw
r r.elly what ynu·re l{ninR ro do. Ir~ hard
tn size him up on film. We "ll ,,et \\•h:it
IC! thl' league playoff.~ and Wnr\'1 Se.r1e~.
The Pirare.~ landed nutfieldPr Wilhe
St arg~Jl and catcher M11nny San~uilltn nn
tht squad whilt: tht. Cu b~ ;irt rtpresent.ed
hy st cond basernlln Glenn RPcktrl and
right·h11nded pit cher Frriz11snn .lrnki n.~.
The ChicAgo hurler btat nut Tnm Sta1·er
of the New York Mr1.~.
Tht other nulfirld berl h wrnt to ~hHIRP.r
Hank Aaron of the Arl;i11tii Rn11·r~ ""'hlll'!
th r of the 1nfielr1 ron~1stPr1 nf hr.~t
bloiseman e May of 1ht> C1nC'inn;1ti Rerl~
semari Joe Torre o( !ht SL
Aaron. en JO)'rd a b.:1n11rr .'rasf\n
with " .327 All injl :tvrr11gr. 11 r :i rf'rr hiJh
47 homer-" and 1 IR run~ h:ill f'r! 1n. dr rlf'
the mo~t vote~. 2.lll St;irRPll , lhP r\'ii11nn.11I
LP.11.'1llf' hnmt r110 k1ni:: with 41l. "'l'IS nr xt
in rile outf ield 11ot1ni:: w11h 2flR .
Oliv a, tht. Ameril-;il) l.r:ii;:11P hii111n~
c:hAm pion with a -~~7 :i1•pr~J?r . .,,..a~ far
b11ck in 1hirri ptacr with 1110 vorr s.
Beckf'r1 , who batted .342 r11n 11w11 v ""·11h
1hP seconrl ba~e berth, dra11·i nR 22.1. while
runnerup Cook ie Roja ~ nf the l\.;in..,a~ Ci-
ty Royals collec1 ed I ~ Becker i ~ the lon i::
re~ater from last vriir.
In the clo.~el\t ballOtin)!. \\'111~\ whn bii1 -
lPd .281 and .,,.-;:is ;i Ood);!er .~p1rrlq1h1t . nip·
pet! Fred Patek of rhr Ro.vat~. ~-:i.1
Baltimore , lhP An11•n ran IR ~Jliip rh;ini-
p1on. failed to pl at'f' ::1 pl:.\'Pr nn rhl' hr~t
1f'am . Third ba..,Prl1111"1 Rr(\(lk~ Rnht nsnn
and outfielder fr;ink Rnbin~nn, !hnu~h,
rnade the st1·ood team
Roberto Clemente. whn 1Pd !hr 1'1r:11tP•
lo !heir Worlr1 Serie.~ rr111mph. plaN"rf
fourth 1n !hto: nu1firlr1 vn1111g \\llh 92. H ~
w11~ foll owPd hv Bohb1· :"-.1 l1rr·rr nl· thp
l':f'w \'m-k Y;;nkPrs. · .lii . .::inrl Fr;ink
Rnb1n.c:.nn. 311 .
San~uillen , ;inother l'1r;i!p Sr11r~ ~1::1r
.11 nd 31!1 hil!Pr r111ring thl' rr1?11liir .~P;i!nn.
won rhp cat ch1nj! .~pnl h1· rlr:i w1n1:. JRfl
voTe~ 10 ~l for .!nhnn v Rrp rh nf th/' fi"rl~
Tnrre. th!"" ;\'I.'~ lr<irl1ng h111rr 1 .1fi~~
and RBI -ma n •1 ~7 •. rn!lrt!rrl 2\2 1n1r~ ~1
!h ird ba..,e C'f)m pRred 1n .'ii ·rnr P.r(l(lk~
Robinson.
1\-lay, the C1nc1nn1111 ~111.i::i:rr whn h:i!t rrl
.278. nuldr('\I' nPtrolt Tij:!('r f1rsr ht1~rm11 "
Norm Cash. llR .. 'il
Lnli t'h, \l•hn 11011 2.'i 11nr1 lf'~t JI. parrrf
lhr AL 1n s1 nk enur~ •.1'11!1 :inrl rompiltd ii
2.~2 e;;irned run .:l\"rra1ie . 011tpntlrrl Rh1(,
the early sPasnn •Pn~a !inn . 14l1'.!.1
Rh1P fini..,hrd 11·1th lhr tic~t ~:R" in 1111'
Al.. 1 82. And rri:1~1erfrl 11 24-11 ll"Orl-lt'\~t
record alnnjl with 3-! ~Trl~f'f\UIS
.Jen kin~. v.·hn had ii 24-1~ rrrnrtl ~nri 2fi.l
s1riktn11(~. rlrp~· 12i 1·n1P.~ rnrn pl!rl'rl rn
1'P a ve r·~ II~ lnr thP right\" p11rh1n2 herth.
Sl';ivrr lrd ihr .\"l. 10 •trrkpn111~ u.·11h VI~
.1101"1 ERA ~·11h I i~ wh 1I P rnll 1n t! 111"1 ::1 21).10
m11 rk
Irish Off e11se
Gets Boost
·~• DTHR And V11 r\' i~ spendinJi. more tltnn Rn • ' r":Nl1. lnr1 1Ar 1 -A ~h .11dow
hour a da y WAl chin11: Bu bb 11 on film. hut from rhr pa11r crn~sed 1hr p11 th nf !hi'!
""'on "t take the prnJl'C'tor home with t.im Notrt name offen!t: lhi~ wttk "·' lilt!
"Ari hour .11 d11y of wal rhing him 1_. ~ixth-ranker1 Irish preparer! 10 mttt
pnnugh."" V11ry s11 id rt1;pectrull y. Southern Californi a here S.::i!11rrl;I\·.
Yary. 11 fourth year vPtP.ran. ,.., nnl' nf ThP murh-111>11spr1 ~n!rP n:trnr nffcnsf!
!h@ few Viking offensive linemen tn hal'e w11..,_ p11irl a ~urprise vis11 hy ,Jtlfl
e.';ca ped a ra"fih nf injurit s that h11~ do;:-Tht1sm11nn lhP younJ: m11n who played
Rf"d hi~ team , and roach Bud Gran1 15 qu arterbacli; \\"ell rnnu,£:h tn leaf! !he lrl.!h
vprv rPlieved abnul that. 10 twl"l Cott on Bo~·I 1·isits .:inn ~·ho h11s
"\·arv h11~. ~· 11 ver\' sbnrt. pn'fP~~n .i1 L-'the helm for Tht Toronto
h(ocnme II.fl out 11ndi'ni -i>liiyer~ .. f.r.11nt Argonau1s, of th r Can:id i11n Fontball
s11ys. "He has t e potential to be All·Prn l..eaJ:u_e this ~e11wn.
Fnr lhr nt:tl 1n ytar.~. If he lsn"t 11Jre;idv The1smann is also the man lh.11! Notr•
!hi' he~t nffensh•e tacklt in lht gam!. n.11mto: C"Mrh Ara Par...egh1il.n w11" h11rt1-
ht.'s might~· elose. prf'sserl rn replace thi.~ season.
He won "! ·ht-Around S:i!urr111.v hecau~f!
Cougars Try to Halt Rugged Stanford
h i~ Toronlo learn will bf' preparing for it~
final rP gular scal\on J!:imr·. Aul hi.~
prestnct wa.., a morlilP honster lnr the
Irish offen~e llnd possibly an flll'l'len fnr
IJSC' co:.:ic h ,/ohr: McKay.
In thf. serie~. rl11t ing b;ick In 192fi, Notrl"
th1me ha~ the edge 23-1~·~. but fh(I J ri~I\
h•vl! nnl won !'!1nce 1966. Sinct •hen th•
Troj11n~ ha ve won two anrf tied 1wn.
B~· A 11~nrli\tl'ri rrt11~
W1u1hinf!IM "'° llu!ikit>ll ;inrl !hf TrnJ:in~
()'( Sou lhern Cal.Horni:t fa1k'd .nn ~t1("'
C"r~11h·e ""'erk11 lo l)jtlt tllf S1Anford In·
di11ns In their rush to lht Ro~e Bowl.
Nsw it"s up lo \\'a11h1nqtnn StAtf' In
lhrl"lw up 11 rnadbln<'k ;111 lhe two te~m:<
collide. aL Stanford Salllr.day in one of the
top l!amr~ "" !llr Pacific~ Cnnfcrenci!
foothall agrnda
It"' 3 1nu1ih IA~k lf'r C'O.llCh Jim
Swrrnr~'' Coug::.r~ from rullml'ln. ,lnhn
rt11l~!on ·~ Sl;inforc\.' t1re :l·O in the rar·8
.111nd" \\·ashln~ton Stall" I~ -~I.· ioslng 10
CCLA
Sharin~ att~nt1on with ~tanlnrd ·WSU i•
lht ~cramble 11t Sea.Ult betw.ten Def'
·-
Andros' OrPJ,:Qn ~late F.if'1u1rrs, thr nn\y
nt h r unbealef1 l~m in thf' cnoferente
r:irc. .11nd .lim "R.\l"fn~· \\lashin t:l1'111
Hu.(kics. ~·ho r€:1 tlf't'orr S1i1nr11rd l'lnrl
Orri;:nn but rrm:i1n a mcnaN' tin AnY
S;itvf'{l11 \·
Thr othrr rnnr••rrnc·r ~arnr ls :it Ln~
Angclea S:i.tunl:i~· r1111;ht bct\\"Ccn l1CLA
11od Californ111'.c:. (;nlrlrn Hrar~ Thr rnn
tr~l h:i' trarlit inna1 !'1blln~ n1'l'llr1 h•it
noth in2 rl~r s1ncr the l\('11rs .:1rP in('1i;:ihll'·
[nr thr r:ic·A t"h11mp1f\n~h1 p, anrt 1ht' ru.11.
('(lmr \l'l'ln't :affM't thr ~r~ndiniz-". •
Th r hii;: int('rse<:lional Ji!flffit ftnrl~
~outhf'm C111 Al !\ou!h Rrnd .11~a in~t \'ottr
0.11me. whtl~ Ort.Rnn ·~ \.\'ebfoor~ rn!erta1n
San Jo5 t Statt in a non-!taJ:Ut. i;:ame
Snurhern f ::i lilnrnlii h:i ~ Inst lt1 St.an-
/(lfl'!,_ Ortgl"ln .:1nrl Oklahnm;i and Notre
rl.ctmr i~ hl!Jflt'' thr f'A~ie~! 11·11y 10 hreAt.;
a ln~lng ~lriniz
Jnhn ~lrK:n· :inrl lhe Trfl 1an.' JI TP "'"ll
:l ~~i rr lh:il !hr lri~h 11•111 l"IP unu,.uiill\"
t'ttll1 gl'tf'nl ~in<-r tr w~.' l 'SC· which
knnc krd thr nu1 of .11 probable nation11I
tha tnpion~ IAct .1 r11r
~1~ vrrs 11i;:rrr \.\"11chinJ,:lnn St:ir.-
,~ 1•.11stlv i prflvf'd O\'Pr !11~1 \'ear Tnr
('Q11i::11rti h '"!" ll"l~t thrl"f' J:Amr~ in h:irrl·
lurk r~.c:.h10 !n tht' final n'l!nu1t•
·°'litnlnrd c~n itl ·afford to 1akt lir,<h!ly
qua rt~rback "4' Pl'linr or tht e'l:t:it:n;
ta iJb.qrk. Brmit Jackson. who m11 kt the
WSU ;,ftllCk clltk,
W11 shln11:too practicall y rllmin11'td h!!elf
fM m the Roi'!': Bowl rit.ce •Ith lht Ins• In
rtre11:on . Slatl~Ucally. 51?nny Sl~killr r h.11d
A ponr da y. hilling on!y 12 of :H PflS.~t.~
for 152 -yards. What dQt.sn'l ahow.
0011·e\·er. i~ lhe numhcr nf r•_ll~e.s dmr-
ptd.
Sn Orej!on Sl.it!e, which pl 11.yM f'X:·
C"Pllent ly in lrlmm inj! Ariznn11 Slalt . r.an
f'XJlf'C'\ lroublt .111 St11Ule .. ASU had wnn ~I
!!tr11i~ht . Andro! waF p;ir1icul11rty pleasHI
""'Ith hi~ offen~lvt line. -0 hscrvini. "They
just htew them oU the hne most nf th(
time.··
Las! sea~on USC iihotkr(f tht I rish~-~
nn lhe fin11 I ri111y of lhe regular sc.11so n in a
g11.me pla yed in C11iforni.:1 rain and mud.
Thal loss Wl'll\ •hr oolv hlemi~h on the
19711 Irish rl"t'orr1 ·
This seA!'oOil l;~ 1c 2-4 hut 1'11.r~llfl\1111
•11y~. ··v.·" J.::no"·· 1lrsp11e their re{'(l rd,
!hilt Snuthrrn C.:11 i~ nnP o( lht fines~
teAm~ ·\n thP counr~·. \.\'p\, had ~me
~uper Rames ovtr 11\t> vtarg will\
Southern Oil 11nd f"m ~urt 11 ·will remain
!he s11me !his ye1r "
Tht TrojAfl~ have lnl\t In threr of th•
n~tinn '3 powerhoust11. A l a b 11 m 1 •
Oklahom1 and St11nford.
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Ry RO<iER CA Rt.°'ON
01 lflt O•ll• ~lie! 1111!
'A'ht'n cnar h Rnh \Vnnds 1tnrl his ,\la!Pr
~i High ~lon;i rch~ t'nterM A11 ~rl 11~
League fnnrh111l cn1npl'l1tinn 11~::1 1n~t
Bishop A1n111 Thursday ni~ht 1\ "'.llS fe !l
in lhe ~1a tf'r Dt1 c11.mp tha t the :0-.1nna rrhs
h11d 'the Lancers defen•ed 1n e\'t'f\'
cAlegor~"
ThPrf'
covered.
wa.~ 011£: llrc11 lh111
however. 11nd !hat 1.1'.:is
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Sr.i11 rrA .
Sr 111rr:i 1\·11 ~ 1flfl 111tu·h ii~ hr .inrl h1"
niatPs rolled 10 a 14·7 rl)nque~L befor e J:i ..
01~ f11n~ at An<1hc1n1 StAdium
The six-fnol. HIO·poun dPr wa s t0111 Pd ::i ~
the L11ncf'r,<;' bii;! thrC'RI with his ru11n iriz
and pass1n~. Bu1 it didn 't fi~urP th111 hr
also spe11rh('llr!Pd Am11t's drfrns('.
.<\nrl it WAS whilr manning his s::i!r1 1•
~t atinn !h11t he pPrson111I \' ~n11HM nul
Mat'r Df"i's t'h11nres fnr \·iclory
Sci11 rr11 . "'hn pla ~·erl in the .~h::i rlow or
quartr rb11rk r at H11d<'n fnr t1rn .1·r11r'.
fir.<1t ignite{! his trAnl in !ht' str(v1rt
qu11rlrr by direc11ni:: it !15 yard~ 1n 1!1
pl11 vs for a tnuchdn"'n.
~larnnn :ind (;re.v 72 y;ird~ in eiihl pl11:ys.
The b1~ nne ~·11s a. short pa~s tn Ro:>ek1
Simpsnn. whn gathered thP hll ll l!'I at the
J'l~Mp Amil! 2.\ 11rid d11rnctd PRSl ~l"!lUTI
10 r nm pletf' 11 ~2-y11rd p 11 s s -r u n
!nuchrtown.
Ric k Sheldon added the P.o\T wl!h 7.55
1rf1
\111t t•r l1f'1 hart nne l:i~I ch11nc:r 11hrn C:d
l'netti::{'n smacked Dennis Rosser 11 lh•
.-\rn11! 4!1. forcing the la tter l.ll fumble.
\1 on.1rt h John Hamilton pounced nn th•
b11!1
('!nu~h tossed 1 l()..y1rd strikl" In
Simpson. but rwn plays latr.r it wa~
f hance w11h his interct ption on the Ama l
I I anrl lhht Wll S I!.
\Vith the e ~ceplinn nr the onf scoring
slrikf' to Si mpson !he: detpt~t pene trat!fl n
h\' ~1 a t Pr Dc1 ~·;:i s In the Amat 29 y11rd
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He W{'nl, OVl'r fron1 !hr nnr l•ll ro11•·1h
down. His fnurlh-dn"·n p11ss 1n ntiv
Fitbi,Eer At the ~1 11trr Oc1 t"'" kr pl thP
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In Cruc'ial
At W est111i11ster
Hunt i ntt n n Rcarh hnsl
"'rslminstrr HiJ!h Sr hOfll rnlhde In ::1
Sunsf't l.Aa;,;uP rooth;ill 1;ruc1::1I lronight
11·1th the kirk:nH i;l11 ted lnr II n'c\ock.
1t ·s ::1 do-nr·diP tei;.l for Nl::!Ch Ken
~1n::its' Hunlin£"tnn Reach Oilers who
PnTrr ;i~ I\ point undt'rdof!:.~ with :11 l·I
!iun •r t rr rnrrl
\\f>ct1n111;;;:1•r, 111r;inv.h1lr. hill' ;i !.hrf'f'-
~/Hfl" win !'lrr::ili "·hlrh 1nr lurle.~ bot h
Sun.~r1 rn r1111ntrr!' ::inrt 1f v1rtnr1nu.~
tnni;h! 1.1·11) ~h;irr 1h€' lnnr leRrl with !hi>
.~11 rv1vor nf lhr :-.•rwpnr1 H:irbo r-V.'r.'ltrrn -Coarh Rill Rn•wrfl ·~ Linn\ rll!P the
f:i1·nritcs· role due rn iin fl U1standinii:
pabs ing ~a m" behind qu11 r!~rb.!lck .JP.ff
~i,.men~
Siemens h11~ thrn~·n fnr thrf'f' TO.~.
r•nn1plet ing :;1 nf ft:t 111 1 cm pr.~ f(lr 70:1
yards. And he 's n1n fnr ri\'l' olhC'.r scorrs
1ri lr11d ing hi~ !<':imm11re~ tn 11 :t. J n\·t r111l
-r-i:1 rk anrl :i !'in 2 posi tion tn the 0ra11gl'
Cn11nl.v prl"p poll.
H•s <'hie/ t11q;1er s ln<'lurlr "'idr rPcP1vf'r
1 ;~r\· ~1addnrks and rl:\nkl'r !-:irk H11rr1.(
Annlhl'r f11rt(lr in Y.'e(11ninstf'(S f11vor
in \ts ert11~ 1n ~!?f' ThP forw ard "'11111 i~
11nrhni-ed by lll('klr r::\r~1 .lcnn ina.~ !g-,1.
22'' fnunlrnnc \\I+ ~1m1n ~l rr ~ p11 \111ng ;:inrl
th" n1nning 11h1l 1lv nf haf'k ~ rhurlc
\\'1nk\es. Dr('1fU\. J11n Hnll ,:i,nd :inr1 Tnn\1
A rrnm~nrln 1~ 1!11riT1nc1nn'< 1•rrSll1!lr nf-
f('n~r cnc1nrr rrrl h1 ((lll'IF1f'rb;i('\c~ .lint
_\l;irrin 11nrl Ril l H11r bu1
Bolh Teams
Tars, Western Clash;
Sunset Lead at Stake
ll's 11 b11lllt of ~unstl Le111tut un·
bt11tt n!i l.llnia ht 111 ~l'wport H11rhnr High
~·hen !he twist T11rs eng11~f' ex plosive
"'estem·s Pioneer.~ 1n Fnotb11ll rnmb111.
_Gli me time ill sl111f'd fnr B n'c lnck b11t
f11 ns ;ire urgrd lo Mnver~!" on Newport
11 s ear!,v as po ssiblr with 11n nvernn~·
throng an\icip:H ed for the 5.00B-scal
f11c1l it y.
"'esrr.rn . whirh hnlrl s 11 fi-:l rrlgr in !hr
serie.~ he.tween the t"'n .<1chool.~. i~ f11vnrffi
by !hrf'e poinls 11nrl h11 sn't hPt'n ."!Oppf'ri
in four tries -"O f11 r in l97 L
The f lnse.<t anyone c11mf' tn h11 1!1ni; lhr
marc h of Cflach .llm F:vPrtr r.~ .Pinnrers
12-0 in the Sun ~rt 11nrl litd fnr !ht>
lesidership ~·ith iht> TArll ;i n rl
\\lest.minir.tf.'r1 wa11 1Wfl week11 1111:n whrn
M11rin11 held !hem In a 1"-7 win
Newporl. on the nl her hanrl, h11s ap-
parently jel led follflwinJ: 11 n flpen inj:. 7-0
~f'lback al !ht h11nrti; of non-l r11~ue
arrhrival Corona del t'o1a r
Siner the lo~i; tn Cnron11. lhr S111lnr~
h11 ve become accu,<;111mffi In lh r ~v11 trm
r mployf'd by npw hr11d cn11ch non Len! 1n
drubbin,E c.o.~1 11 Mei;.::i 14()..7 1. !...n11 ra 111\-01
.::ind Hunlingtnn BP11ch ! 211-71
As 1n ll!ll grid iron riff . fhf' bii:AP.~1 h.::i1-
lle loom ~ Ofot weeri rh,. fwn quarlerb11ck.(
Fnr WestPr n. 1herp's r~·hnt Jllnior
fl nbhv .l\rn~t11. a ~O. 18.lpc:illnr!Pr 'lthl"I r 1tn
run nr throw with r<11111I adeptnP.~~ in
rne.ine,.nn~ thr Pinntr r~· d.11 ng!fl rnu~ \r r r
offrn.~r
l·p 10 rh1~ Ju ncrurr . Acns 111 h::i11 l!\'er11~-
ed h.o!1e:r th::in 10 y;irrl,<; :i r r11 rk 11nrl ha~
srort'rl five t.nuchdn"'n~ OIJ the: izround
"·hile ha\·in,E fired live scoring pAs11ell.
B11rkin1Z nu t the T11r11 ' offen11n·t ir.ignals
l!i l1u11rle r>eKalb. who·s J)f'rfnrmfd
rf'Oman dutv for the Sa ilors aft er ii:etting
;1ff to a sh;ky r arly ,<;ea~on i;ta rl wh ir h
"·11s p11rtialt.\' 111\ributed tn inC'XPf'ri er(·f!.
Last week. fnr inst;:inCC', DeKa lb WA.~
:iccura~ on fi vr of nine .:1Pri11ls fnr 11 7
v11rrl.~ 11nrl dirln 'T 11!lnw Hunt.in1Zlfln th p np-
Por1 unity In pic k off 111'1~' or his att.eompl~.
l)(>frn sivrly, the hr;isls hAve !hf' f'rl!Z'
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poi n!.~ 1.n .1.1 gil'en up hy \\;f'.~trr.,·~
defPn SP,
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frnm th p li ke s nf tackles 011vt Guoclr.r.,on
1 l:if\• 11nd \V11yne ~1 1l ler 1 IR.'>1 ~nd lhr
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,(111rPt iP.., r.r1fl ;\mirs 1 l:i\1 11nrl Bill \\'hit·
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ro11eh Dick 1'ucl;er and his rnun1 e~rt 3l
Fullrrton JC ~Hal Sherbeck 1 lalk~np
mi t ht, thin k Utf twn beloni:: lo 11 mutu11J
admirAtion 5oclety.
• Roth .h11ve spent the bttter p;:i rt nr thP
Wf!ek ~nunding out !he \'ir!Ut'S f)f th e
other teem.
Of roursr i1 h11ppens
lhi" time when lhe
l.oi;:rther in rootb3ll.
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ye11r 11 bout.
rlv1115 Qel
The ga me · usually h11~ • n me
!'.1,l[TiificR nce to !he &iulh Cnasl Con-
ference championship-1tnd S 11 t u r d ll y
nighi 1s confronf.11tlon Ill Anaheim SlAdlum
t7::10 1 I~ no difftrent.
Tucker is the more vricHernus when
l11lking 11hnul his nppoocnt
"f ullerlon i~ the best team in thf.' con-
lere~. ~y h11ve 11i; gonct ti rlefense a•
we've pl1ye<I . Th eir nffenl\t h•.m'l don, 11
great de•I but it's on the verp;e. I c11n't
believe we lire fa vorf'd If I were lo pick
a ctlampinn I'd pick Fullerton," s<1y~ !ht
DCC roach.
'"lf.~ !ht lnug~ ~me left on lhf'
,<;t't\tdulP. I think if w" cAn bear Fullerton
wt!'ll win tht ch11m pioo•hip 1'11 l@ll yn11
!hi.,, I won'! bt 'Jhockf?d II{ A11 H WI' Rtl
bt.11t ••
And . Shubec k clOf!sn't l11kr R hack •e11l
\\'hen dishing our accolades about OranfZr
Coi'ISI,
"I 11ppreci3te tht. k1nd wo rds Dic;k ha 1=
~.111'1 bu1 afl!!.r W!l l.chin~ I.hr. fi lm• of
Or1n11:e C.011111 wf' c~rt11!nly feel he ha~
~nmr nul.8\JlndinfZ
Sher bcc'k.
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r;:i ry Vo111bucna ;,,. II fine quarterb.11ck Md
'thry ha\·-e two nf the bl-st re<'e:iver~ in th,.
Cflnference in Dou~ Younit and Stt vl':
i\1nn11 h11n . Thr.y really 110 fnr the football.
"f}(>fpn s ivel,\', Or!lnJ!e Coa~t h•~ 11 lw::iyii
'· bten tough. They have 11 ·11tronj( .secon-
dtry which h11s 11 lol nf confidence.
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t.h»t 11 lnl nf team .~ rto . Thty 11re well
pniS'cd . And J knQw how h11rd thry hav1,
wr.rkcd,
"If'.~ hard fflr mr 1n ~llY th11t WP Art.
lhe !!lronJiai;l lcam in the conference.. lt"11
hll rd lo sav lhitt "11nd bt reallstir of tht.
tli.lngs we have done "" fir.
··1r s tr11ditinnally been an emotion1l
f;!a,11e starling in ·53 when Orange Coa1t
wm l tn the Jr. Ro!ie Bowl 8ec1ut1e of lhf
rmntlnn~ involved in thlii 1•me .. the
ufiatrdng should • probabl y be t h l (
favorite .. ,
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tAl\ERS PROVIIJJ~
PURtI C CtI Nll:
Neu· coach Bill Sharm11n ::ind thr rnl1rf'
Laker team wUI take part in lhe fo11rth
11nnu11t Laker-Sl'11 r~ clinic Saturday
mnminR :it thf' Fnn1m
There i~ no admission ch:i rge lo the
rlin\r . wh1l'h bf':g1n.!i a1 10:30 11 m,
S1turri11 y,
Anvnnt altendinl! will ht-J!i\'rn 11
n:iup0n i!no.1 fnr two m mplimf'l'llllfY
rickt't.~ In 11 fut ure-l~ktr J!llm e. The clinic
will htJin "'ith a shnw1ng rA the full~lor
11171 l ..11k~ hiVtf1Qitt fil m.
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1\f!Pr ,Jo~r Ai:uirrr :\rlrl"d \11r P '\T 1111h
4 .Yi tn i;<n in thC half th r vrrs11t1lr. ::;('l:\T fil
wrrit In wnrk on drfrn~r.
\\'f\(\ri.~' :'11on11 rrhs 1n.oi1·1·hf"rl .'12 111rrl ;; lrt
lhf' An1.::il 2!1 b11 I Sr111rr11 p111 !hr cl11n1p~
1n the rl r111e hy 1nlrrrrplin.c. Rill Cl0u,1:h s
11f.'r111l 11nd r11r ini:: 7R y11 rds for lhr srrflnrl
l.11nrr r t.nuehd n" n
Aqu1rrt,<; PAT 11111dt' it 1,1.n 1111 h \ '•7
r<'ma inin11 111 the l111lf
Prior to \ht' th C'fl hr h11d sp"d ~l \ 11rd.~
ll'i!h 11 punt rrlurn fnr 11 n 11pp11rrnt
tnuchrlo"n h11t 11 rn1111:h1n,1: fh e pu n!rr
pC'n11H1 nulhfirrl hi~ rl:i ~h
HP 1!1\f'ITl:ptl'd :innlhrr \1ona rc·h r;i.·~
in !hf' th1rrl qu11rlrr 11~ rl 1rl 1:r nrt.C' Ch.oinrr
in th " fourth ~tan7.;:l \n kl"rp '.\1~tt:r Dr1 oH
h11 l11 ncP.
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For Net Victorv J
~E\V YO RK St;iri Sn1ilh nf
P11sar!C'n11 has bten voted thf' September
rhni(·r fo r lhe Hickok Professional
Alhlf'le nf the Yr11 r award fnr his sinJ!lf!~
1·1rtor~ 1n thr l' S Ortn Ttnn1~ Cha m-, -
p1nn!<h1r~ 111 Fnre.~1 !!ills
Smllh rece11·rd 2fl hrst·pla1·p vnt ts anrt
1n:i po ints frorn the n1111nn·\ sport."
"T11 t"rs .::inrl ,<;pnrl~A."lt"rS .. lne Torre nf
Thf' Mnn::i rch~' 11nh ~r·orP t·:i n1P in lhf' !hf' S! 1.nu i~ ('3nJin 11 ls followed wit h 11
rin11I 'lUll rl f'r "·hrn f lr>11 1(h r1 1re<t Prl the f1r~l ·pl 3cf' \'OtC's anrl fi9 pr>i nr.~.
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Injuries B ench. Top Back s;
Cummings Faces S urgery
Two of Oranse County's 1111 juninr Mllegp
football pla}ers 11,lll .sit out lhe rest of the
:,e:iSQn aher seeing hllle action this year be.
t'Clst' of 1niur1e.s.
Rod Cu rnm1ngs. S<1ddleback College·s oul·
~landini.: dl.'frns1ve linrman t1nd Orange Coast
1 ·ollrge running b.ick Gar1h \\'ise "·ill not bf'
l1oick in ·--;I.
Uoth ha\'e kner injuries.
Ct11111nu1gs is Sl:hedul~d· 10 undergo surgery
jn Ilic r1ear future Ile 11 as :>ccorded all-.'ofts.
siun Conference hr~l tearn honors last season.
1\1sc a lreshman from Huntington Beach
Jligh. 11gurcd to be Orange Coast"s leading
CRAIG
SH EFF
rusher alter a sparklin g high l;Choo\ caree.r.
ranked learn -CAl~ge o( SRn l\1ii teo -has
gone II games wlthoul a se1back.
* * * ~letropolltan Conference rootball teams
po~led the bf'st non-circuit mark this ye ar
-!&-6. South Coast teams \.\'ere 9-12-1. South·
ern California circuit clubs were 13-10-1 and
r-.tission teams were 12-10.
The worst re<'Qrd came
Confcrencr -fi-16.
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from rhe Desert
' * Orange Coasl Ccillege ba seball coach B;irry
\\·allace ha s announced lhe eigbl teams in the
fi rst annual OCC lourney. sel Feb. ,_II.
c,_~olden V.'esl. Saddleback, Cypresi. Santa
Ana . Ri\·erskle , College of the Canyons and
~II. San J acinto y.•il/ setk the ~am lide, ak>ng
Y.lth lbe bosl Plrate-s.
* * * Qul'.ltable quoles ·
-··rd love to have a bye this week for
tv.o reasons. One because of our injuries and
t\\'O I'd love to see the Fullerton -Orange Coast
game."' -Dick GQrrie, Sant.a Ana College
football coach. -··ru t;ike Aundre Holmes 11\l1ss1on Vir jo·s
super back' righ t flO\I' ... -George Hartman,
Saddlcback Col lege foolba ll coach.
Marina,
Santa Ana
Lock Horns
l\1arina High's football team
has had its problems in 1971.
The Vikings of coach Leon
Wheeler have won just one.
game in four tries and rind
themselves in the Su nset
l...eagut cellar with an 6-Z
mark.
Thus ~tarina has been
relegated to a spoiler's role -
and the Vikes get a chance to
do just that tonight against a
re vitalized Santa Ana Saints
outfit at Santa Ana Bov.·I.
Game time i.s a o'clock.
Coach Tom Baldwin·s Saints
dropped their first three
games of the ·71 season
4 including a 42-6 setback to
Westminster in the league
opener • but last week bounced
back into title contentioo with
a 30-20 vii:tory over Anaheim.
Tonight 's game figures to be
a battle of so phomore
qu;.ir terbacks.
San ta Ana 's offense is
directed by Mike Molina. a 6-1.
181)..pounder who Wheeler sayi;
is one of the best signal c<?Jlers
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San Clemente
Takes on Tustin
Tustin I-Ugh School has had
lroubl~.crossing an opponent's
goal line this season and this
is or grave concern to San
Clemente lligh football coaeh
Tom Eads as the two teams
enter Crestview League action
tonight on lhe Tustin school
gridirou (81.
The Tustin Tillers have
scored two touchdowns in four
gaine.s and have yel to win
ooe.
And Eads fears that the
Tillers are overdue for an of·
fensive breakout.
San Clemente is 1·3 but was
forced to forfeit a game with
La guna Beach. After defeating
defending cha mpion Orange in
the opening league contest. the
'l'ritons dropped a 1 ~0 verdict
to Foothill last week .
But it was £ive pass in·
terceptions that turned the
trick and Eo1ds has lvorked on
that phase of the offense with
determination this week .
·mistakes against Mission Viejo
and each one of the1n cost us t
touchdown. These-are thing~
v.·e hope to elin1inale tonight
against San Clcinente."
The star running back for
Tustin is Bill Crumley .but
Allen isn·1 certain of :tils
part1cipation 1n the game.. .
·•He strained his knee a coo-
p\e of weeks ago and I doubC )l
he will be able to play." _ .:·
II he is unoble to go. {W:il\t
Partridge. a 160-pounder . ~
take O\'er at the running bc(l?t:
posit ion. ·,
The ·rustin quarterback i~..1
135-pound sophomore, J tm
Goldstone. •
F'or the Tritons. Bill Kenney
is the n1an on the spot at the
si gnal calling berth. He bope.s
to find his own teammates
\vith more consistency lonigh1
and would like to complete 1 l
passes again -a!I to . rhe
Triton receil'erli instead. of
splitting the d eci~ion.
J•n C1tmonto L1n•uP•
Oflln" Cu n1mings played less than t11·0 quarters
fl)r 1he G<iuehos this season ll'hile \\'ise had
less playing 11n1e than !hat. \\'1se g-0t in for
a \ey,• plays aga inst San Diego CC two "'eeks
;,go -but he 1\as.n ·1 an~·where up to par.
-"Our conference 1Southern Californial
winner \.\'ill go undefea ted ,". -~farty Black-
stone. Rio Hondo College football coach_
' in the league. "We just wercn·t picking up
the st unts of the Foothill
defense and as a resu lt they
caught almost as many pas.ses
as \O'<! did ISC completed
sixl." Eads says with disgust.
l"O'-Pl•11f WI.
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* * * Orange Coast curttntly has the fourth long·
rsl unbea lt'n football streak in the slate.
The Pirates ha\'e gone nine ga mes without
a loss sinrr f'ullerton dumped them last
year.
Santa Ana College's basketball tean1 suf·
ltred a big blow Ibis v.·eek whe-n top prospect
Ralph Cbandos was declared out fo r IM-sea-
son.
Chandos, a 6-5 forv.·ard. suffered a freak
home-accident \\'btn be fell off a ladder while
v.orking in his garage. Jlis right hand shat·
tered j v.·indov.· and glass Sl"\'ered the-ner\'t S·
and tendons in his ri~ht y,•risl. Cullrgr or the Red\\·oods ba!I lbe longest
i;trinj:. The defending s1nall division i;tale
l'ba1npio n is unbeaten, untied in 21 gamrs.i..._
College of the Srquoias. the Mfe.nding large
di \·ision stale champion. has 15 ga mes '-l ilh·
out a lo~s v.hile the. statt:s current /\:o. l
Ifs ex pected to be six monlhs before-!he
ner\'es arr mended.
Chandos prepped at l\lalrr Dei Hig h. then
~pent a sl'mester al Lo yo la Universily io LA.
Pro Cage,
Hockey
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Eagles vs Jllesa
Rubber Match
011 Tap at OCC
tt 'i; a rubher g;1 me in tnorr
11:i1s 1han 011r ton i;!.h! 11hf'n
thC f.;.tanc1a ~:a~Jes :u1rl Vi•"t"
111esa ~lu~tangs <'Oll1de in
tr1 ine League football v.·arfare
al Orange Coast ColteJ::e.
OpC'ning kic koff goes a! R
o'clock \.\'i!h anolhrr batll e
HJ\'al expeclrd bet11,ern 1hr
1TOssto1rn ri\':ils. both (lf
whorn ;ire stru~l!,!111:i. 1n ..,1a1•
abol'e the 1ra!cr line 111 the
hectic lr1 inc raet·
Last ye;ir ·~ contP~t f'lldf'rl up
11·11h Estancia pullin g out an
18·16 1·ictor;.· en 1·ou1r !o thr
loop·s rtlnnerup berth rind a 9·
2 1nil rk
Th" !1n1(' 0·0~1tl1 l' \1 l I
Bro1n1 's F:a}!le.~ <i1'P 1:1\nrf·d
h_1 "l:i point~ hvt ;o s l'.rt11111
"illS 1>1 r()f)kle hr:ld 1·o;och
John S11·ea1~ s \l e ~a n s.
"lhev're on the n~e and wr 're
ha,.1iJg to pirk oursch es 11p
<1ga1n ., '
Both teams 1· u rt' l' 11,I I "
p<JSliess 1·3 n1ei:tll recot1I<-t:iur
~l e~a h;is the edi::r in lr:igue
pla.1 . !·I to 1;'.st;..11!'1a·s 11--2
ln atld1tu1n the s r r11's
be lll't'en tht' ~1 1i c·o~la ,\lc:-a
IHi?h seho11ts 1s :.'fJtl<Jr<'U a1 2 2-l
111!h th{' w1nnr.1 !;1k1ni.: <111 rdgr
111 !hat -1r1ng.
'rt11• f :•.<;1('5 :1r1· tr11nl' In
;idJu~t ;ilter losing :;tilr\1111-!
nu:Jr!er\J;.rck Hank ,\loon' ff•r
the re.~t Of !he C:ITTip.11~n \l't\)I
~11 a1nf'd l1ga1nf'nts
\\hu·~ rn:1de drnn11 r strides j(l.
11;1rd 1111pn.1\'etnent i;ince a.s-
..,un11ng sole posses1son of the
Job earlier 111 the seai;on.
Darnrtl hil~ rli!'ked on 21 or
47 p;1:-ses for 2115 1·ards and
111 0 T[),
lie 1hn1\\.., 111ti~ll1 I(• spilt
f'nd .\1a:;uo ll ungerford <1nd
~lo!h;u·I., P;lt Katan1<1. who
sh:1r1·d llH· QB duties \.\'ilh
n :1rni'll ;ii the outset of the
1!111 SP;1~111l
It r <Juld ht' L)arnC'll's arcn
lh<tt 1n;1k('.~ the difference in a
il-lr~:i upset '.'I nce the f.agle
ser<•ntl:1rl' ha s been a question
1n<1rk e1·cr s ince last vear·s ;-;1;ir~ 1<'urt Thon1as. -Bob
Ko1~er. Lcf' Fnedersdorf, et
:ii• gr;itluated
The c·urrent members or
Esl;1neia '.~ lhrre--drep secnn-
<lar\' ahgnn1ent are Scotl
l)i::\'ries l 1451, ~1 att \\'uka11,·itz
11:MJ 1 and ~afety (;e orgc
Saneht>l 1•160 •.
Sanehe1. ha~ moved frun1
c!efcns1ve h:ilfback to safety
11·1th ftirrner starting safety
B.-.c(;t'l roncPntratin,e a1 Qli
De\'r1r ~ 1s ;il Sanchez's old
:-rM•;
1111<' \\3\1 or auother. !her-r
11111 be · some sort o I
i 'ele hra\111~ 1n ('ns1a ~les;i l;ile
tnn1ght. rt.'s JLJSl <1 mallrr of
1-1ha:h side of ln\.\·n )OU !tve on .
(011• Mt>• Ll....,<>t
OUtnH ..
l\1o1Jna gears the Sai nts ru n-
ning game 11·hieh destroyed
Anaheim last week -and he
figures to throw f1u i!e a hit
more against the Vikings this
week . r..101ina only passed
three limes last week -hut
that 's because the Saints had
a big lead early.
<:reg F' o s l e r spearheads
~1arina·s offense. l·le's also a
threat lo run or pass.
Both clubs have made ' rash of m1i;takes th);;; sea~on
-but according to Bald"•in his
eluh stooped making them
against Anaheim.
"lf "·e had played as well in
our first three i::amcs as 11·e
did a~ainst Anaheim. 1 think
\l'f'0rl hr 4-o:· savs Raldwin. SAN CLEMENTE'S QB BILL KENNEY
\\'hile Sanle, An a appea rs !n -------------------------
hnve found itself. \Vheelcr is
Tustin coach George Allen
says San Clemente is a big
football learn and ha s quick
running backs.
Eads counter\ by saying the
teams \V il! balance ou t about
evenly on rhe weighl scales
because of the two running
backs he employs.
Cl<1rk Jarrett and Jo:<P
1\-1alagon a verage a.bout 147
pounds per mc:1 and this
brings the 11,•eight advant:ige
on the fronl line do1-1'n con·
~iderably
Tustin.'s coach also (eels h 1~
learn la cks the ex)Jerience of
the 'rritons.
.. \\'e have eight undcrclass-
T J<>f•n Rom••o ll5 G B•ll MlKl<lj,n 11)
c_ II Ob•'-' B••mo'-' '>O
G ll~n~• f'~ul•O~ llO
T 110<! Grocom•"l • •ID
TE """'" wr ... M I!' QB Bill l(pnn•y 1!0
l!B Clork J~rre11 ••~
11.B JOf M<!l~oon IJ.0
F L P•1t Se lit" It~
O.ltn••
""'· "'''"' ··w1. E Paoln B•om°"' 1)0
T lltn<I• l'oul\On ll'I
/J.G 1100 Giacom•n• 1111
T JOfln llomt •O ll~
£ Milo Dunrum lof
LB Kt ••n Wri11n1 •IJ
LB 5 ;11 M•O<r•" )II
l!OV Lonn•• Hun1 ll >
CB (f!orh• Odr9on IJO
(8 "•'" S•ll••I '"" 1-18 C•o•I< Jor••" 1-.l
Grid Scores
Fro1nm•n Foo1b1ll
C.o<!n M•"' ~ 0 I 1 -?0 """""~ 0 0 01, ' CO>" M»• loucnoown~ "'"'" Si>•to, Wovno. """"~-Jon Oennu.
Conv•"lon1 .lo"n s"'" I. still \rorried about his pwn
tram's errors.
"\\'e <.'an't afford !o m;ike
1hose rnistake.~ against S<1n ta
An;i if we ex-peel lo win," sayi;
\\'heeler
o lhey are bound to n1ake n1ore
o o e o
0 0 • 0 u Ill. ve1·s1' ty. Challenge"' """ '"the ,1,,tlng l'"'"P' """
1n1stake~ than the 1norc sea-LAqu~• s~•t" h a a , 11
Bald\\'in savs he f ea r s
J\1arin:i·s pasSi ng game thf'
mos1 "Foster i~ a goo(!
sophomore quarterh~ck ancl
t he~· havf' f\1 1) ver1• line
rereivers in Rod Bro"·n and
~1ike Lacy and our pass
defense haS been 1veak . prior
to the Anaheim game."
Rugged Sonora Tonight ir="=:"=,~=~='=1=~\=;:r~d=~=1='='='='==b="d==~='=,:=~,:=:'=i:=~·=.:=~~=.:=:'='"=i="='~=~='=1~:=··=~·=:,= ..
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Po\. P!ovor
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F1nt.!1ng a wa y lo slop
Blum.
Bob
·rhal's
problem
generally been the
ror most or the
Sonora Raiders' 0 r a n g ~
1--cague football opponents the
past t1l'o seasons and. in most
<·:iscs. 11 hasn't been done .
ed as 12-poinl t'ho1ces to send
coach .Jerry Het.lman·s Tro-
jans av.-ay 11·ith their fifth set-
back.
But the big key to the entire
l'Ontest is "'hethcr Blum does
v.·ell or not.
Is it right to expect
an answer to prayer?
Come to t his Christian Science Lecture
•·14. I.I.SIS FOR J U5TIC[ ..
" Alaister G. Smith, C.S.B . ' G
11,,..~ """'
O~v• 11.<!l•nQ
(i>iltn McMu'1•v
Bo•d Holi:rnan
1 RO<! H~"''
" "' 'M
The 11·1nles~ Universitv Tro-
jans 40-4 1 wo uld like to ·be the
firs~ learn this sca.~on to s\01v
down the slipper~· tailback
tonight at l\1ission ViejO High
when the Ra iders (2-0·2) in-
vade.
~\'h_ile c11ach Frank Hicks· 1
v 1 s 1 t ors ha ve a tall r
quarterback 111 6·.l Galen
flatliff. it's the slipµcry
19.8 century J Blum whu hol<ls the !'<aiders fortunes Ul his FR lO•Y. OCTOBER ll. ,,~ P,M,
~r Bol! Siu••• "' ,,. hands. l~T CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIEHl\\T lhO ME~• YERO£ OJI., COSTP. MESI OB Gt<<o Fo""' IB c;..,v lrnay•nogd•
~B Mlk< Lacy
" Ha•YtV H"•t~ oetenu
,.
"' ' ., Open in~ k1ckof( is on tap for
1111·1·lock.
Of the drfrnding l1\l1st's l:=====================~~~~ first seven 1971 touchdowns
B!un1 has accou nted for si.~ of
those ttnd it's his clutch run-
ning 11·hich helped to ~r1 up
the one he d1rln 'l l:il!y h1111sc lf.
' ' ' ' "' '~ " " " ' '
O.n Sn~• t•a,11 llou•Of
II<><! "ani<
'"''' VQronn 5,,~n l(orn•
Cave Jl oif1no
Bova Holl•JTO•"
Mev• lle.,l•cw
O:fn G•o•" ~(Oii W;lO<!f"~<\
Mo~• L•<1
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H's purrly :1 rnatter of the
nch heir 1 defending loop
ch<1mp1on Sonora 1 bl'ing: chal-
lenged by the poor kld frorn
across the lr<icks y.•i1h the
Baiders ha ving been establisll·
A11ah ei111 Fight Card
\\'hi le the Trojans h;11 c bern
unable to rnu ster anv kind of
consistent offensive .itt<1ck ! 1 ~1
poin!s u1 four ou tings~. they
have a good tailback of their
ov.-n in 16.1-pound Boh c;in.
Although 11e·s not rale<l in
rhe s;1mc cl;iss as Blum, Gill
enters t0 n1gh!'s clash as
ll r:11·11·1 i~b1 i' on len d f' r 10..rounder"i .Jue I t\ in g l Un11·ersi t.\ 'i; leading rusher l'·i~i er .\l :ithi~ \\iH ™'' ~ \l'irh 193 net yards 111 fi2 car-,, Hon1;in, the Pu~rto Ricau r1es. He ac<.·un111lated iO rards
f.pec1a l rxhihi!ion bou t un !hr heuvywe1ght eharn p1on, meets 1n la st week 's 20-7 loSs lo
:'llike Qu;irr~·-J1n1n1y Ult{lrel' Hob_v Ha rris ol Oakland. \'alent1;i c:1rd a! lhr 1\nahr 1111 ,."" 1en110n Centl.'r. Fi ida~ ni~lil. The :.C('Ond ten pa irs ten-It is \'alfnc1a which h;1~
Oct 29 l<Jl11·11n f-l r.rnandcz of San1a been !ht> only coni mon nr :\1ath1~ i•.i l\ lune 1111 fur h 1~ i\na "itll l\·tex1co's Angel ponent for ttie Torians :ind
!\'f•\'eniber 11 ~k1rn11~h 11·.ih 1\l;1yor:.ill ;11 1:10 pounds Jt;iiders th us far :
1\1t1hamm:id Ah .11 lhe llou~t on l;oocJ sea ls in :ill 11rice.~ ;ire The laller groiip dump1:d thr
Astrndon1e. ;i\'ai1'1hle :it the Convent ion ., '.,_ -· 111 e 111 ia I
Kam·cha(ka
Tnund••'• """','
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t"!<!'tf An• 111 Mt"'~~\ II'
l'1J'll•~' !1S. ~II'" 171 Onl~ •~"'"' ""''"'!"" Tonl•ht'• c;.,,, .. Trying to replace 1'.lnorr. 11 ill
he rx ·ba<:kup man Chut:k
llue~cl 15-8, 1;,o1 and Supi:r
1;nat Lee Jo1'l'e (;)-4, 135 1. \hr
te;im 's tnp ·na nkcr and t·or-
nennan up ttn\11 ll'tsl v.·eek
l'o>. ,11•••
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;~ a 12-rounder fur the lattrr·-: ·r1l·kctron and ~ ... tutu<il a·gencies1
111 ~orth A tn l' r 1 c <1 n hghl a.~ well as The Forun1 and r. "'"ti'~"' •I "ll1•W'"" 0..11•1 y< \I'~'"" •I ••• mO'O<' \I•
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John Lrogue. broke open a
eln~e l\ater {J01u lt'SI y.·1lh ff1Ur
goal~ 111 the third {ll'rlocl and
ll't'n! on lo posl a 9-3 triumph
111er 1isiling Santiago.
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NEW CAR EXHIBIT
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&oath. Coast ?tua
;~~ hcavy11•e1ght tit lr. De\·onshire Downs. 'f'hey are I
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OCT. 22·31
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In recent ga mes. lhe Go lden
West Colleii:" fnothall team has
run into difficulty In the first
qu11rter.
Bui. f'nat h !lay Shatkleford,
his staff. <ilo.ig with the
Husller te;i rn. have had two
~·re ks of drills to · !: aighten I
out this d!lcmnia and hope I
the y ha\'e 1he an swer for
Saturday n11i:h1 's open i ng,
Sou!hern C ;:i ! i { n r n i a Con-1
ference l'lash w11h !!arbor at 1
Orange Coas\ College 17 30!.
1 "It se{'rn s like 11 has been a
n1onth sint•e ~·e pl<1~·ed our
last garne," Shat•kleford says.
"E\·erybody is healthy and
we rl1dn't need the bye lo ·&'-l
~·rl l. I just hope ~·e didn't lose
;i ny of our 1nomcntum by
beins off for a week.
' ' . . H1111t1119ton Beach Seacli ff Wi1111ers
··1 know we lost lo Pi erce in
our last gan1e but we had good
mon1rntun1 going for us and if
we can el irnin ate some of the
eoir!~· mistakes, I am su re we
can get back to winning some
games.
\rornen's Clu b champion Joanne \~iebb (left ) won the
lo\1• gross title \11ith a three-day total of 256 in the
Ladies Club champ ionship tournamen l 11,hich con·
eluded \Vednesday. Flight winne rs are Marilyn Jones.
June F it tin and Olah Morgan .
Barons Marina, Newport Prix Spot
To Foll1ner
"\\'e ha\'e just as good al
cht1nre at winning the con·
ft>renl'e championship as
an:vhori.Y and I think we ca n do
it,'' he adds.
Asked ir the slafr had in·I
Sf'r!cd a Int of new pl ays nr
drfensive changes during the I
extra preparation for the con·
ference opener, Shack.le ford
ha s11ly repli!M :
Backed
To Wall-
It may not be a serious blow
hu! !I will certainly be a
soher1 ng one fnr the loser in
IQ1Hght 's Irvine League foot·
bri ll ~;ime behi'eEn Fountain
\;alle~' and ~1a,[!nol1a on the
\l•'<'~tern High football field
"' ·Both teams hoast ident ical
records !2-21 for the yei'lr a!!
\\·ell as 1·1 league nHnks and
.:ire mired in i1 SI X·'A'<IY tie for
rM runnerup pos 11 inn behind
~feared Ed ison 12--01.
~uce Pickford . coach of the
F*t;iin Valley B<irons, fee ls
hti".:.:squad must gel off the
j!6'ind and come back 11.•1th an
nidianding perfornlance lo e ~aife last ~·eek's loss to Los
Al;i n1itos.
."\\1e took a ph.vsical beating
in that one 11 nd ~·e ha\·e fnur
or f11·e kids on the ques-
,J1n1]ahle list this werk.
:'11ilgno Ii 11 , unfl)r1l1n;irc!y,
\1'11\ be In much !he same
~ii.nation. They Inst In Costa
~1 est1 after soundly defeatir•g
~;i n t;i Ana Valle y and will
l<kiQ ise be nut to reverse the
m • , recent decision ,
• e wilt have to stop lh~ir
b1C:•.qu31terbar.k I John K1n-0Nef'i ;ind tho se 111.•o running b~ who are bii;: and strong
(def\• Devian and Ha n k B~( 1." Pic;kforrl adds.
1jte thing fountain V;illey
h~11.11rked fl n this ~·rek in
dr®; ha.or been consistency :l': "'a!I disappointed in our
n1oi'ting game the la st l'A'O
"·re\~:· Pickford add~.
1\'hetht>r hy design or choice,
h<' 1r1ll move ;\i1kr i\'l:ilrolm 111
;:i ctar!1ng po'.'1 t1n11 ;it !;iilh;irk
;inct:: rt'pl ace f11llh:1c k Le.~
Brtttif'r \1'il h !\1.:irk ,\1 1tchrll
\!alcnlm w'asn"t r 1 en on rhe
R;rrnn ros ter i1! nu111e1 of I he
c11rrrn1 c;imp111gn li t 11' 11 150-
pnuncl tran ~f('r from
\\"f~tn1 1nst er ;inrl 1.~ a Ju nior at
P nt1i11 a1n Va fl<'1· ~1flltoln1 will 1i1kr O\'Cr for
:T"nn.v Srpulverli'! while 1'1itchell
rrplaccs Becher al h1llh11ck.
Ina.ch (:!en 11roma5 qt
'.\1ag nolia. S'ill in ~ state of
shock after hrs troops dropped
;i 1~7 1·erdict In Cosla Mrsa,
h;is worked his cha rges on
. erasing mistakes.
"\Ve had Se\'CO turnovers
-las! .... ·eek . t~·n nn in1l"rce:ptions
::.ind five on fumble~." ht says.
"\\'e hAd trot1hle gr lling\our
klrlS lip for rhe cn~111 f.1l!sa
game hut I don'1 think 1hey
\are overlooking r o u n ta i n
V::illey. In fact, I'm sure they
feel this is a must game if
·lhe1• are lo remain in cnn·
'.\eni1nn for lhe league title ."
: ~·l agrmlia qu;irterback Kin·
:dred has the credentia ls to
:n1ake hi m a lhreat on every
:play. Ile ha s completed 17 of
'38 p;iss attempts for 3.16 yard.or
::ind has carried the ball on 43
;occasions ff'r 179 yards.
F1111"111n V•ll•Y Ll111u,1
()fl•n1• on, ,.,,,.,
SE C.••v H~•ntnciei
T ~t"' Ou~1ll
G llon St-e C.l.l>' C1rrM10
C. Ari !ler,.;;,1•d T B••f• HIVfl'\i.J t t G_.ff l'•K ..
D!I Tom Mfllnle<
TB Mlk• Mlllcotm
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E C.o•y Tro•tll
.1' Eldotl KlllCI
'T Bofl "''" .r "'•'~ "'ltct>ttl Lii R1>n Sl1>nt
L!I M '" M&lll•V
• LI\ Dolf ""''"'° CS l!n~ Ou<tr1v
•(8 C.•'v Hf•"•nd•f tr" •~Ill Hol!l•I~
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Log· Sunset Wins George Follmer, °"' of
Marina and Ne"·port Harbor
continued on a collision course
in the Suns'-! League \.\'hile
Costa Mesa. t-.lission \liejn and
Laguna Rea ch al l stayed
undefeaied in their leagues
aller cross country action
Thursday.
c:ost a
\lac Lean
T\fe 11 a·~ Dou g
and Tum Olsll'ang
crossed the fin ish line to~ether
in record-setting fa.~hion ;is
rhe /\.1ustangs defe;ited Estan·
c1a. 15-4fi. for their thi rd
lt>ague won. Other Ir vine
~rore.~ included : Mi1gnolia IJ.
Fou ntain Valley 47: Ed ison 20,
Coroni1 del f.1ar 36.
ln the Sunset Ci r cui l .
t-.1arina lopped Santa ;\na. 20-
:19. !\'e"-por1 halted \\1t'Slern.
17-40. ;ind Huntington Beach
defeated We11tminstrr. 22·33 .
Mission Vie io too k 1he
mea~ure (lf Katel la, !~.'ill.
~·hilt> Si1n Clemen!e ed~e<:I
'Tustin . 27·28 . 1n the Orarige
Leagur.
La gu n;i Re<1r h ~ t o pp (' rl
V::ilencia . 2&.JO. and Sonora
!nnped Universi ty, 19·37, in
olher Orange loop meet~.
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"
/\merica"s most versatile race
drivers, \\·ill be driving-in th'-
Times Grand Prix a t
Riv erside International Race·
V.'A,\'. Oct. :11. ii \\'as announced
toda~·-
f'ollrner, ~·h11 is one of 1he
few drivers active tod;i y whn
has won races under all• three
maJnr sanctions SCCA,
USAC and NASCAR -will be
at the wh.eel of the TEST
t-.lcLaren, owned by Roy
\\'oods nf Nnrthr1dge and his
:\merican Hacing Association.
The J7-year-nld Follmer will
replace f':nglishman Vic
Elford in the t-.1cl..a ren that
Denis Hu lme drove to victory
in l i1.~l ye;o.F·s Times (;rand
Pri-.: and the Can·Am series
championship. ··r am happy ((I have a
dri \'Cr nf f ol lrner's ahilily,"
·said \\'oods . "The press nf
busine.<is in Europt> m;iy keep
Elford from re!11rn ing, so \.\'e
~·ere lucky to find a drivrr
.<iuch ;is Follmer In take his
pla cr ."
Follmer ~·on the Hiver.<iide
Tran.~·An1 r<ice in the TEST
Javelin three "·eek.~ a~n. the
11nly other time he has dri1·en
for \\1oods.
GWC Routs
Polo Ri val
Ele1·en mrrnbrr~ of lh'-
Gnld en l\"t>.~l ("n!le~e \.\'fl ier
polo lt'am ,e:o1 in10 1he scnrin11:
act i1.~ ('nach 1'01\1 llerolis1i1d'.1;
Rustlers routed Los Ani.:eles
City Co!le!!.r. 22·!. 1n a
Sou!hr rn l' i1 l i rn r n i a C'nn-
frr('nrc tiu11nc in 1he winner's
pool Th11rsrlr1v
r.nldf'n \Ve~! np('nrrl !he
scoring ~·itli 1~ i::q;rts in !he
firs! h::i lf ;rnd rni1~1erl to vie·
1ory. Pi111I Bos~i and .Jnn Bal·
I i ~ e<i C'h h;id lour i.:oal.o; vd th
i\1 ike Mcl)(lugle hill ing 1hree.
"\\'e learned our le sson
about doing this a long lin1e j
ago. \\'hen you put too much I
stuff in during such 11 period,
all 1t does is confuse the kids . I
"1\"o, ~·e will go with n1uch
rhe saine offense that we hav e I
used in the past and v.·e hope
to shore up lhc early defense." i
Shackleford didn't exactly
bla1ne the defense for the ea;· I
ly scores by the opposi tion in
the last three games. Instead.
he felt part of the blan1e was1
nn 1he coal'hing stH ff itself for I
he1ng O\'erly caulious \n the
f'arly porllon or tile ga mes.
Fumbles illsn pla yed a key
role agatnsl P1erle when the
Hrahmas seored !J points 1n
the opening s1an1.a.
But the Golden \\'est coach
isn·1 looking bac kward~ this
"'·eek . I
"\Ve have a whole ne"'
srawn opening for us Satur-
da.v night. It is our first league )
~ame and the first f11ur ('an be
for,e:olten if we can win the
next fi ve 10 8 nv.o,·."
1'he 11ustlers aren't,exa('tly ,1
down team in 1h1i' \.,.On-lost cnl·
un1ns with two victori'-s, one
loss anrl a tie. I
Asked if ll arbor posed any
pa.rticular prohlem for Golden :
\\'esl. he added : I
"\Vr really don't know howl
~nod they are "'e just know
rhey are much belier 1han 1
they ~·ere a year ago. They
throw much belll"r and we 'ol'i ll 1 ha ve to contain their running ]
hacks as "'·e!I a.~ their passes
Ill \.\'in. I
'·The y ha ve won their gan1es
aRaJn~l r--1 1. San Antonio and
I .A Southwest but we don"\
knn w ho~· good Slluthwest is
1 \\'e kno\.\· ~11. San Antonio isn't
t(l(I 1.1onc1 " I
Shackleford will .~I a r I
frr~h 111 an quilr lerh<1ck Bill
l'or11l'l1u~ a.lnn~ w1lh t;i llhilC'k
Mi1rk !Juno. fullhi1c:.. Ed
P;it ker and fl;ui ker Randy !
Cohh 1n !h€' h;rr kfielr!.
('ornel1u~ hi1~ pa s~ed JOI
times for 7211 yards 1n .'1.l ('On1-1
p!eti nn~. He t111s had e1 ii;ht in-
!Prr.ep!rrl and has lhrnwn fnr
six !o uchdo~·n~.
MIKE McCARTHY . ' .
INTRODUCES THE AMIGO
tXCLUS.IVE ORANGE COUNTY DEALER
•--but for thoM who un •fford to roll In tuxury, comfort •M u~let~,~--AAMIGO k
,.uur h'Mnd for Of•.•
·All tn. comforts 1nd conveniences of livtnt:·lt•l'lorne lrl now built in to your 1972 •
AMIGO. Soft wide beds. picture windOM everywtl•r•, pl11ah sutin1. aourmtt
kitehtfl spoclovt li11ln1·bed room with 180 de1ret vlew, etc. So, If you ce n allord ~14,900 baM price), GO AM IGO. "lt"s 1ll·slHI desl1oed with comfort In mind."
MIKE McCA.THY GMC Tl.IUCKS
•ecre•tle-1 Yelolcle C•11ter ..
Comer ltach & ~!fo1hle11, W11t"'l11ster it~13l6
' \
DAILY PILOT •9
·Area Girl s Shine Spike fes t • in
Pount.aln Valley's J u 11 e
Wange (Cox School 1 captur~
ftnl place In the mile with a
7:46 clocking in lht Orange
((last Girla Track Club novice
meet al Garden Gro\•e P'rk
re<:ent ly.
Serond place went In Ali.son
Da\'tY of Holy family School
wilh a 7·!15 mark.
Linda Ricardo nf Meu Vie•
School in Hunungton Sti ch
set a courst record for nine
and under aged kidJ with a
7:'1:1 in the mile run.
~
BOB HEUSS!R
AND HI S
ALL STAR TEAM
AT
SUNSET FORD
PRESENT
FOOTBALL FORECAST
HIGHLIGHTS FOR OCTOBER 23 by BOB HEUSSER
w.·.,. ... eclte4 the half-way MOrk 111 e11olh•r Coll1"9• football HOIOll •• , 111 w-•1 dDWll, 1b
""""' to t• . , , 1111d It Mom1 to V1 footb11ll 11uf'I: tt>ot it ju1t 1torted ynl't'rdoy! However, whether It'•
0110 •eek or 12, there ore fo11r •11Hf-ff boll cl11b1 thor "'" .,.,., m11ch ltt C•lltrol of tllo coll .. •
football K ... I': NobtukG 011d O•lohoMo frohl th1 II• l l9ht, Alabama i11 HI• So11th ... t Co11f.,0Mo,
011d 111 Tot1 l'•••r. Mlchlto11,
lli• fovr ••• rot•d 1. 2, J, 011d 4 rftpa<ll•oly, m1d It •PP"•~ that 1111tll tho Nobro1•o·O•loho-
c.011fro11totloo •• Tho11ll•9lvl119 Doy, thl'y'll romol11 tllo 119 Four. W1'<1 11ot for9ottl119 rt.or Mlc.hl9ott
loot •· llttto dot• wltll Ohio Siar. whll• Alobo"'' hari. o r.011pl• of q11l111 chao~ al! .. d, ... with L.S.U.
ond ... wllii A•b11r1.
How•••r, looki"t to tho 1.,.,...dle to fut11r• -tlt.11 SGt1trdoy, for •1ompl• -all fo11r .,. 11fo ..
fnorit", Tho 1'•l•11t Con1h11Ui11~ "'"t O koll!o"'o StGll', 011d thou9h th• Cowbo'f1 hcrft beoll firod •I'
ocr.e1tlo11olly, t Ny •Ill loH to N11bra1ko by 21 polllh. Th• co-pow•• Ill th• 119 I, Oklolto,.,o, II 111_,.hM
°'"l11st Mo11u" Stotl'. Tllo Wlldcot1 1howe>d I'••.,. .. ,nor 111 tho 1oosoo, b11t 11 ... fMlod ••• tMo
SOOllOrl wlll wl• ,., J•.
Alo~"'• u11r1 Ill' .,oltt1t the 1tro119"t r.o"lpl"tltio11 ol a 11y ol th• four °" It pl~ Ho111too lo TllM.e·
looso. Tllo T\4o k l•••tM by 21 pol11t1. AIMii hi tt.11 l lt -TOii, i11 the 6211d rWwol of ,.... i..tt+o for tM
Llttlo lrow11 J111. tlio Wol•orl1101 wlh j111 thl' Goph11n ol Ml11111HOto by 26 pol•tl.
Th•r• or• tltrN 1lra119 r.ltoll•11111F1 to Aloba ... 0'1 rcoco to tho Sowthoa1t Co11'9ro11<• t itll'. GN,.I•
11 =t , ud !ho l11 lldo91 ore 111poc!od to ra"lp • .,., k•11twc.ky" by 2•. tth•rot1•od A•b1tro 10" 011"ldo
th11 l•at11• to _, Clo"11011 •. , A11b11r• will wl11 by 22. L.S.U., :10, i1 ldl•.
P'o1111 State "'O••d 11110 tho 1111 ... ltor 6 po1l1lo11 Ill tit• rotl1191 1hi1 wnk, 011d th•lr _,,.,.. wllll
T.C .U •• 1ho1tld11't lii11rt lh•lr 1101lo11al 111p11totlo11. Tho Nitto11I" ore favored to clip tllo Hor•ed fro91 by
25 pO!llh.
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15-PURDUE
16-TENNESSEE
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11-HOUSTON ..
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11 T1•nton g
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C1I Poly (S.L.0 .1 22
Ctnt111 O~ltho"'• 26
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Colottdo Weste rn 21
01vi1 20 .[•st••" w11hl11f1on 21 rre~no St1t1 11
Full1rton XI
H1w1il 28
H1yw11d JI
Lona 811ch 2a
P1ciflc Lutllor1111 21
Pu111t ~ountl JJ R~lllndt • 15
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Whittler tt
c .. n111f W1Shlnflon
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Ft. Lawis
We9lminsr"r
N1vad1 (R1no)
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s 1nl1 B•~ .. W!lltrrMltl'
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Cloffl•lltl 21
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Lot A"f019• ••• , 11
M'-"il ,,,.,, •• JO
Dlit!ONITIATOll
NOW ON
SALE
OYllt 26 TO
CHOOSI PIOM
AT TllMINDOUI
SAYINGS
Saturday, Octaber 23
JO
Sunjlay, O'ci ober 24
Now Oril o11t • • 1 l
D.tl'Nr , .. , . . . . 1 J
N•w IJttl'!ild • , '
Chic .. • • , , • , , 24
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N•w T..tr: J•ta .. 14
Ooldo11d •. ,,., 21
r ithburfh ..
S• Frooc:IMo , , 21
WNl*fto11 •• , , 21
Monday, Octob•r 25
loltl-ro , ••••• 20 "
' Millffolplil• I J
Cl11c:l1111•tl 10
HovJto11 • , ••• , 11
St. Lo11l1 ••• , • , 16
K-.. City •• , , 11
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Attica
Pi cks UtJ
Pieces
ATTICA. NV (UP! 1 -A
full mnn!h after Amenc:i's
bloodiest modern d:iy prisnn
rio! workmen :irr strugglin~ to
replace liter<11J.11 thousa nds nf j'
panes or ,!.!lass tf>at were sha1 ·
lered by rocks , clubs And
bullets
0
dur1ni: the fi ve-day
siege of Attica prison.
There wi ll be ch;irges .:ind
countercharges. commil1<'f in-
\'estigalloos anrl re po r t s .
books "'Tilten about Attica. in-
dictments and trials.
"I d(Jn"t think tl will e\·er
end.'' one guard 's "'ife s11id
"11"!1 ne ver be back lo normal
here. Every time I lnok at the
prison rli think ;ibout !he peo-
ple that died in there. :\nd. for
"'hat? \\'hal did anybody gain
by all Iha !~"
A normally friendl.v com-
munity, Al lif.:1 w:is '"turncci
upside down" by !he events nr
Sept. 9-1:\ "'hen 4:\ persons
died during the uprising bv
1,200 inmates of lhe spraY.1\i ng.
gray-walled maximum st>curi-
ly facili!j' "'h1ch for 40 years
has housed many ;i Ne"· Vork
state's most d a rJ-il er nus
crim ina ls.
A~ Attica continued to hurv
its dead the cnmina! iri-
vestigalion of the r1nt b.\'
Depu ty State A l t orn e v
General Robert E. Fische
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dra1;:i:ed on St.:ile off1C"i.:115
hi!'>'e enforced ;i news hlarknut
on the prohe and e\en
fischer"s ne"·s conferences
I.old the public little Jt didn '1
knn"' beforehand.
There "'ere indic;itions.
howfver, that e ii r I v in-
dictments cnu!d be expefrcd in
the case. A \\l~·oming Cnu nry
Grand .Ju~y will be .~e:ited in No1·em~. Thcrf' 11·ere nthP r
probes nd court c.:ises d11ring
• the la' mnnth. •
A speC1ial blue-rihhfln panel
was ;issigned by i.he st1lle's
top five Judges to rnndur t ;in
lndependenl .stud.1• nf lhe A!·
Ura uprising . The panel "·a.~
given subpnrna power :inn .:i
budgl'l nf $210.000 to C"nndurr
its probe. But It was rtOl im-
mune from ctitici.~m hec.:iu~e.
as one state nf11ci.:1! put 11. "1!
g11t going prelly l:ile -I dnn !
koo11• \.\'hfl her .:1n1·lh1nji! con-
structive can r(lmc from 1t On
thinI?S hke this. ynu\e i;::nl to
gp\ 1n lherP righ! ""ay 1f .1nu
"''ant In gel 11n.~wer.~ "
Another p.:1nel "a~ appn1n!rd
bv .Ju.c;ticP 1!11rry D f;n1rln1.:1n
of \hf .~t;ite .<;upr('me ruurt at
Gn\' .\"el.snn 1\ HOC'kelf'llf'r "
rPqllest to ;issur0 rh:i! thr r11 il I
ri~hf~ nf .A1t1r .:1 1nma1f'~ Hl
1·nfl·NI in the r1nr1ng 11·ere rrn-
lec ted.
lnmale"" and atlrirney:i; fnr
the American C11·il L11x>r1 If''."
llnion 1ACLl '1 crit 1c1~{'fj !hr
Goldman panPl 1n a l" S
D1.c;!r1r1 r:nun he:>.~1n~ 1n Ruf -
falo be cause ml"mher~ 1.1·r rf'
not alw ays present ;it lhf'
fa cility.
Clarr llCt R .Jnnr~. rr1 11nr
and publisher nf the i\e" 'l'nrk
Amsterdam NPws. les1lf1crl :n
court thal inmates tn!d him
thry "could al"·ays lell"" ""hfn
a panel fnemllt'r wa~ nn thr
scene becau'."e ··1h1ngs ... ecn1ed
to improve "
Jones. 11 mrmllt'r nr the
GOTdman panel. ... aid i'om.
"mission members •·wn1ild hai•e
invokP.d feder11I ju risdiction··
to pro1ect the priSl)nrr ... ·
rights, 1f ii WA.~ w1th1n !heir
power. And if th;it. "·as. pns~
ble. Jones s111d. ·'1 would ~·;i\·r
been before lhis cnurt w11h
so1ne motion~ nf m~· i:iwn ··
Jones tegtified in a ~11it filed
by the ACLU In behalf nf the
prisoners. The suit ch;irgeci
that guards ;ind prisrin nf.
Oeh1l11 w@re harrait.Sln~ in.
mates. It sought !he j1p-
p:1lntment or feder11l monjl ors
to protect Civil riJ!hls.
The suit w11~ turned c!Qwh h\'
Jud$!e John T. Curtin~~.
he Mid, the evilltlii;:e indicate<!
the alleged harraumenl oc-
curred In the hours Im-
mediately following lht retak-
~ lng of the prison.
STARS
Sydn,.y Qm111T I.a oM ot
tht ""'•rid'• R"r,.At 111trolt>-
8f'rt. Ilia C'l"Jlumn la o™' '-'{ t~ ""DAC..:Y PILOT.$ ~
fe11.t u~•-_
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BOATING SAFETY ATLANTIC Cl'!')'. N. Y.
t UPI f -11'1ree Tera.a physi-
ci1ns reported Tuesday that
t.'Olllmon ant.acids available at
drug store counters nearly
doubled stnmach acids in
per110ns with duodenal ulcers.
The doctors, in a study
presented to the CJ!nica l
Congress of !he American
College of Surgeons, a.lso
reported thal common an-
tacids may increase stomach
acids in persons without
duodenal ul<.-ers. "·hich rank
amoftg the top . 10 killer
diseues.
ln llealinR duodenal ulcers.
every effort is made to
remove stomach acid since in-
creased acids could irritate
ulct-ra, the phvsic1aos noled
Dr. David R. Reeder, assist·
ant professor 01 surRery at the
Univensily of Texas Med ical
School at Galveston, Tex., said
the study showed calcium
carbonate antacid given or;illy
nearly doubled normal ;icid
secretions in 13 patients wit h
duodenal ulcers.
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ROYAL TRITON
MOTOR OIL
Reeder £&id ''c alc~um
carbonate "ls com1nonly used
in treatihg duodenal acid."
Duodenal ulef:rs are localed in
the duodenum, the first ~
lion of the small in:estine.
The study compar ed the
l':astric acid 5ttretlon of the
patients on three different
days when they were given
c;ilciu m carbonate. sodium
bicarbonate -another com-
n1on ant.acid a vailable over
!he eoun!er -and no special
antacid.
The gasiric output nf lhe pa-
Royal Triton is one of lh• b.st
motor ,ojls you can buy. ChanQ'e
your oil O"'f hOme . get cha ng• bock
a t National.
.AUTO DRIP PAN
Xeep& oil off thtt garage floor. Ute
anywhere there is a leak. (How
about the pentagon ?)
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STP OIL TREATMENT
This stull is pretty good. or at
leo1t that'1 w hat smiling Andy
. tells u s l
FIBERGLASS HAMMER
Fibergla11 handfe . Won ·~ c rpcll:
eaaily and i• very durab,le .
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~ -="'·l 1 SUCTION VISE
Suction Is the k•y ~word. At1ache1
to a ny hard !la t smooth surface.
Handy for toof box or on a truck.
-2s7
FLEXIBLE
.DOOR STOPS
Stop In and pick up a door 1top ao
you wlll i,. able to stop your
door1. Stop! That'• e nough ,,,
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tients was nearly twice 111
great 111 when Riven calcium
carbonate than when ad-
m i n Isler e d s odium
bicarbonate and no special
bicarbonate,.the study shoVt·ed.
bound effect or stimulating
acid formation.
Dr. Reeder said calcium
carbonale neutralizes stomach
ackt whe.n lirst Introduced Into
the !ltomach, but zeveral hours
I.liter ii c;iuses a stimulated
production of acid.
U persona wilh or without
ulcers have a choicl! between
antacMU:, Dr. Reeder said he
"wooJd prefer that people UM!
SO<tium bicarbonate" or an an·
tacid without c a I c i u m
carbonaU.
He said sodium bicarbonate
has the same neutralJzing ef.
feet as caJcium bicarbonate
but it does not ha l'e the re-
Dr. Reeder said. ho we vl!r ,
that more clinical evidence
was necessary bc1ore any fina
conclusion could be drawn.
Aiding Reeder in lhe study
'"'ere Ors. J ack L. Conlee and
James C. Thompson.
SHORTY'S
1 'ooNT
l<N DW
I l.J lii'IEll
B11""""11P
ON.. GtM1'\E A
8 1G6E~
FOLDING nRE SCREEN
Fold11 back 110 you con start a lire .
Com~• ln black. Sure will be n ice
lo have a fir• go ing this.winter.
(Wish I had a house) 777
nib! BAILING . . . ' Gr•o:t for hanl11t•r11; Safety a t·your
door and good looka too.
84flN.fT.
FOLDING WRITE FENCE
Cood !or the garden. new lawns.
around plan!• and tree s. ~eep1
pet• at a aale di1lance. )
77,~.,10·
Heavy 1tull. Won't s h ift . comea in
color1. Good lo have around in
rainy weather. Got little teeth.
57~ LIN . FT.
10 PC. SCREWDRIVER
SET
A nea1 little i:l!.all In a
handy p laatic case. Two typ••· 111• Ml.ction in)1eadt.
29c iiiii ..
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....... S4Jfefy ,...., .... , c.-.. 1,.., ... ~~ Stafr °"'"""' i--J -·.~ ,_...r•r. T.UIN. ' ._..... °"' ...... ,.
The Boanlwal Hantington Harbour
1"41"*t-ll.ta l tr.et
H11t1.,._ h .c• t4•·21 11
1 ... 1..,-t•l· 1 JOJ ,.,, ... ....,...,.,_ • ....,.,,., c~.,.,.
ANTIQUE COPPER
DR BLACK PULLS
'Do !he Kitc.H.en
for P•nn i&s.
(A lot ol pennies.)
MILK STOOL
Com•• in Ma hogany. U•• It to sit
on whili you.drink milk. o r whea
y ou mllk your cow. Or you may
uae It for any'1bing.
99c
SPONGE MOP
Very handy mop. The sponges
were brought in from off the coast
of O ute r Mongolia •
97c
409 CLEANER
Use this 409 cle-aner a nd our
spong e mop to g e t anything clea n .
I •aid almost anything . didn 't I?
56c
This •tulf kills 999,999 9e rm1 a l If
cleana. s .. m1 like I a lways g et
the millionth germ when J get a
c old . "
RUGG MOWER REEL
TYPE '
18" Rugg Mower. No. we don't u1e
th is to mow rug1. lt'1 really for
~~iii~~n lawn•. Selt~prop•ll•d .
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A Complete Guide ••• Where to go • •• What to do • ••
Cl1ampagn e
Prog1·am
Scl1edul ed
The First Nighters and "Hap., f,raham
of the Laguna Community Players are
presenting ~targarct Conrad Swope in a
ch<>mp;.~e benefit performance ()f "An·
other Evening with Mi ss f..1aggi and
lier Friends" at !he Laguna Moulton
Playhouse on Sa!urday. Oct . 30.
ThP gala evening of mu sic ;ind dancing
bel!ins at 8 p.m. on the Playhouse terrace
with champagne served by Miss Mag.l!'i 's
hosts and hos!esscs. Col. and f..lrs. 'Vil·
li<1m Hibgy Brui:gere. Dr. and ~1rs.
Albert Victor Kalt and ti.Ir. and r.trs.
Graham. The curtain is at 8:30 p.m.
This program is the serond in a series
of benefit appearances arranged and
hostt.>d by this versatile actress. nov;• a
Lagunan and long·time loyal member nf
the Laguna Community Players and its \
First Nighters.
1\lusicfll dirt."ction is agA1n in Uie hands
nf Doris Shields ror the Pla,vhousr SUC'·
r eSSf'S "Sweet Chflrity." "Little \1ary
S11nshine·· find. AS nf !he Nnv. 2 opening,
"The Boy F'riend "L
Returning with l\fi ~s i\1Agp:i's troupe for
the second time v:ill be g~st. Jason
\Vineing er. fl talented young Lflgunan.
New to the OrAnge Coast but making
his mark in Hollywood and Los Angeles
musicals as a gifted singer·actor will be
1\iichael Stone.
Surprise guests ~·ill entertain during
!he evening fc;ituring as the highlight a
:<!age and screen celebrity who has joined
thf' ever increasing ranks of Laguna
residenl·aclors.
M;irgarel Con rad Swope ca rries a
listings of stage .:ind screen credits that
begins with her ballerina days in
MARGARET CONRAD SWOPE
' lfolh'woo<I when she d.:inred in lhe Berl
Pett'y (lhP f;ihulous l\lr. Festival nf Arts
Rert Pelly~ product1C1n "J\.lilan in l\la .v."'
11nd includes fnr 1hc nnsLAl1i;ia nr
nlr!-l1me rs. :<t;irrnui: rnles 1n 1he fecil R.
df' .\li llf:' r1rtt1rf:' "\1;ir!amP Sat<'ln .. and
Paran1oun1's "Last Oulpo.st" 11.·ith Cary
Gr211t.
The rnid·forties..._ found ~lag~i v:ith the.
Barter Theater in\lirginia playing roles
which included "Lady MacBeth.'' Lynn
Fonlanne's "ldio1's Delight" and Amanda
1n "Pri\'a1e Live~, .. Several seasons with
the New York Theatre Guild brought her
to her favorite role 11s wife. and mother
and lo~ by 1969 J\iaggi had .an:ived to find
"home" in Laguna Beach.
Re.served seals may be obtained at the
Laguna J\loulton Pla yhouse. 606 Laguna
Canyon Road. Laguna Beach, or by call-
ing the Box Office. Rt .t!M-0743 weekdays I
to fl p.m. Donation for the benefit
performance is ~.00.
Detective Movie
Set for Relea se
Producer Michael I..aughlin's "Open
Shadow" starring Warren Oates, Leslie
Caron, Alex Dreier, Mitchell Ryan and
Gordon Pinsent will be released by MGM
this fall according to an announcement
by Doug las Netter, neeutlve. vice
presictei1\ of fl.1GM .
A hard boijed detective-romance which
borrows from the 11pirit of the 194(1'1: the
picture co-stars Gk>ria Craham, Charles
McGraw 111.d Marianne McAndrews.
"OptD Sh~dow'' marks the feature film
directorial debut of Paul '-:fa,11;wood who
· worked fron1 ao origin?! screenplay th.a.I
·he wrote with John Secret Young.
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RIC K WOODS IN PO WERSLIOE WITH LEATHER PROTECTIVE MASK IVAN MAUGER OF NEW i EA'f'NO, WORLD CUP WINNE R IN 1968, 1969 ANO 1970
Huntington Speedway Champ Hurting
Rick W oods Tries to. Slirug Off Pai11, 45 Stitches, to Race To11ig li t
By RUOI NE IOZIELSKI
01 !tit D4!!y Pilot SUU
Neither \0,000 cries of "vi\·at" from his
fans nor all !he mnnry in the land can
cure what ails Rick \Vood.~.
Once the .~urgenn has practiced his ;ir1,
it takes lime to he;il a 11'ound . And unlike
the hum;in spirit. il doesn't respond tn
cheers. Ah hnugh thr 45 stit ches in his
knee cause him !o 11.·1nce whenever he
hobbles along, hr defia ntly Ines to ignore
the pain.
Specd\\·ay mntorc1-rlt' racing 1s a cruel
sport and suf fering 1s an 1ne~capable parl
Of IL
The 22-velf?'·Qld race r frnm Hun!1ni;!10n
Beach ha·:; had hts body scrflptd. bent,
broken and niut1lated more ti mes th;in he
can remember
As thf:' be::;t ~pcrrlw<'ll' r;irc r 1n thr
countr~'· \Voods rn111i::ht 11·1ll be as kt'rl 11)
tiefend Amenc;f ~ r.,.rrllrnce 1n ~pnr1.~.
\~ith ;i l:imr knr r. he dnp::;n't knnw 1r he
ca n. And th;i\ hur!.~
rrohiihh, una'>l·;ir·p In n1n~t Orang!'
Coflst re.~;dcnt.~. Cos ta !\1r.~:i 1s lhe annual
meet.Ing pl;ice nf the 1\111erica 's Cup in
moto rcycle r;icin~.
Onlv the cremf' de la cren1e are 1nv11elf
to take par!. such as three lime World
Champion Ivan Mauger. four ·time world
champion Barry Briggs and two-time
world champion Ronnie 1\.1oore .
Aussie's and "New Zealanders :ill, they
are wizened 1·elerans of F:uropc 's specr!-
bowls complete '>l'ilh baltered le athers.
pebble-pocked helmets, and sometimrs
Cockney-slanging armgAncr.
Though sevrn American riders will help
In itiate the Angl0+American Challenge
Cup at the CQsta l\i~sa Fairgrounds
Intermission
RICK WOODS
tonight. Y.'oods is one. of the fe'>I' n1en who
can occasionally bPat them
The facl I.hat \Voods can mal ch lhf'm
In ,;peed and performing ele~11nci has, at
time~. made him unpopular with lhe
Cnmmonweallh invaders.
TI'leir European commitments com-
pleted, 5.0me of the riders consider the
IVAN MA UGE.R
serie!'! as "cherry picking.'' and easy way
In make a l!'w bucks aga inst 1nfennr
compelilinn .
"La~t year Aller the race \l'as over Anrf
1 heal him, Barry Briggs look n:f his
helmet and came over yelling and
screamin,q al me like some old lady,"
Woods ricillled .
Coast Actress Commutes
By TOM TITUS
Of lllt 0.llY '°llt! II.ii
• Tbe role or Aldonza In "Mari of t.a
Mancha" is a difficult and demandini.t
one in Itself, and playing il on a week 's
notice requires a unique bra~ of tiilenl.
Part icularly when
you live in Ne"'1>0rt
Beach ll.Dd the show
la in Albuquerque.
Paula Ertz was
faced with that ait-
uatioo last month
when Ult director'{){
l h e Albuquerque
Music Theater ,
where Mis.~ E r t z
performed orten be-
lort mciving lo New4 l'AUL~ 1-.TI
dlstreu pnrt ..,two y~ara ago. ~Qt. Up .J
signal. The actress originally cast in the.
part was unable lo perfonn-.because of
an opera'tion -the role calls for a good
dea..-of physical abuse.
Mis.s ErU flew lo Albuquerque on Sept.
24 and opened in "La Mancha" eight day11
later. He; reviews raoged from "con-
vincing, with gusto'' to •·magnificent''
Paula's ereditJ in New Me xico musical
theeter are many and varied , tncludln$.
major roles in "Brigadoon," "Guy11 and
Dolls.'' "Kismet," "C-arou.sel" and her
favorite, Anna in "The King and I."
Locally, she: has been seen jusl ooce1 <i!I
Morj•1111 in the Children'J Theater Guild
production of "Ali Baba and the ~O
·Thlevea."
After b8iling out her old frienda 1n
AlbU(fue.rque. Paul a Ertz i1 look!n1 f-O r
some musical lheater 11 bit r::loser lo
home. It'~ a good bet she'll find some.
HAS SOUT H COAST Repertory l!:ol. an·
other "Mother Earth" on i~ Mnds?
One might imagine MJ, judging from
early resnnrise lo il.s rock opera "Tom-
my." whi ch i'll currently filling the Third
Step 1'he8ler for five performance!· a
week (two on Saturdays.I. 11\e company
has .&nnoullC"'d . 11 week's holdtr over of
the sho\11, stretching it through oct. 30.
''Mother Earth, .. which opened last
.J11nu1try, ran t.hrough April before II left
the SCR boards. sljpplng into a repertory
!lol aflcr ft?: Initial run , fhen ba ck orito
the weekend 1ehed11J'-. SCR is commlttc'd
to optnlng "Our Tnwn" on Nnv. S, but
maY"We\I keep "T9mmy" aroc1nd 11~ long
as the demand 111 iirnnJ.
"He said if he h11r!n'l shu1 off the thrnt ·
11e I would ha1•e never bealcn him find if
I ever trier! to heat hi1n again, he woul d
knock me info the wall "
i\1 1111.v a lnreigner h.:is been bla~ted bv
lhf' granitf' J,:r it churned up by Woods'
spinn1n.i:: rear lire. He is nearly un·
be11t<1blr nn the shllr!. 19ff.yard n1·at
'>l1hich has left man y AnR:los confused
ov11r which gearing to put on.
Jn F:uropc. '>l'herf' the broadsliding
motorcvclcs ;iftract as m;inv ;is 100.flflO
f11ns !o( an imµN'llln1 ract. a speedway is
generally run nrr on the larger 443'yarrl.
courses. Co nsCQuenlll' s1gn1ficant ;irl-
justments lo hnth machi nery ·11nd ru1ing
style 1s ;i rrquiremenl for success 1n the
AnJ.:ln.Amcri can series
Although !.he series has been held ;it
!he Cnsl;i i\~sa tra r k fnr thr pils1 three
~'ears. prnmoter Harry Oxlev h<'ls ex ·
panded the-current series In larger
tr;irk~ tn givf' r verynne an e1·rn hre;ik
After 10n1$:hl 's drhu! .:ii. U:tsta Mcs;i,
lhe exh ihit inn m:i trhcs mn1·e t 1J
<;:irrlena·s A.~cot .~lad1um Or.t. 2.1 fnr a
race nn the quarler·mi!e tr11ek. After
that. r;icirig rel urns to Costa Mesa Oct
2!'1, hack In Ascot (f>r a half.mile race Oct
30, and to C.osta Mesa Nov. 5 for lhe con-
cluQin~ race.
The roreiii:n contingent includes the
aforemenlioned riders plus Scotsman
Rert H11rkin~. Austr11li11n Tim Airey and
Ken ~1ct\.1 illan and Genrge Hunter, two
relative unknowns in British League rac·
ing .
Representing I.he Unjted State.~ 11rf!
Woods. 11 lwo-li mt. U.S. champion: cur·
rent lJ:S. champinn Mike Bast ; his
brother, Steve Ba!t.,. r.1.so a former U.S.
Air
I
HERE'S GOOD NEWS 'for all . ynu
amaleur playwrlght11 in the reading au-
diencr The San ta Ana Player.~ will wind
up lheir current season wilh an original
play and are looking at ne.W sci'ipts rliiht
now .
Thr the11ter's board of directors has
decided to ~ncourage ,1oCAI playwright!,
and will !\elect the flMI show of the
season from original ma'nUsctiptt wb-
milled by Jan. 30.· All scripts rtceived,
Accompanied by relum postAge, will be
acknowledged itnd returned.
The winner of the pl&ywrighting com-
petition will be announced bafQre March
aft. All si::rlpt11 11hould be 11ent to Lee How-
ington, 4902. Roberts Drive,_ Santa Aoa
1'171)4.
champion: Rill Cody. Sonn)' Nutter, Larry
Sh11v.· and Mike Konle.
Woods." altho ugh he h::i~ won mn;«
r;ires than ::iny other rider during I.his
sea.~on, Ins! his title to Ba.~t Oct. 8 in
C-0sra Mesa. The 45 stitches are
te~t1n1nnv lo his defeat
. He and Knnle thund~red in!.o I.he turf
1n .:i tan gle of v.•heels and leJ,?s. Th~
result1~g four·inch rip ahove tiis knee cap
C?St him his chance at rrpeal viclorv
since !he ch::impiooship is determined b}t
ont.v one race.
Ho~din~ lht' bleeding g::i~h together with
his finger, Woo<ls .:isked for a rloctor tn
se\1' him up He wanted In re.io1n the
race. But there was no doct or and WoOd!I
h11d _in take nne or his many trips to the
hospital en1crj.!t'ncy r{'l(lm.
"ln a way, !'m ~lad-I 111.~t lhe ti!le.'"
sa1rl lhP sl<'nrlcr r":.champion, wh11 dn11hles as a V\I,' mechfln1c during off· se;ison.
"I .i:nt !1rrrl nf the prr!'.~llrr 11nd All the hassle~ and 1 bclie\'fl I r11n gn a In! fas ter
and 11•1n ;i Int more race.~ if I don'! hav,
lo ('arr.v the numher "1" on m1• back."
Turning his thought s lo 'the Ang lo-
~merican Challenge Cup, Wood~ said,
,_ Whenever I beat those guys, it wasn't
eas.v. I was alv.·ays going as fa~t as t
could go. Just how I do thi!! year depends
a whn~e lot on the heali ng or my knee.
"I figure Airey is ,l.!9ing to he the rrl;1n
to. beat !his year. or maybe Mauaer .
A1rey ~as been getting better and better
all the time. And if Ronnie Moore comes
_over., all 12 of us will be in treublti
because he likes to ride on little Uny
tracks like &Urs." '
WEEKENDER
INSIDE .FEATURES .'
LUC'\' BELL, Ed itor
' -Friday, Oclgber !2, 1111
Weekender readers m111y take 1
tour of the n.:ition 's newest memo .
orial, the completed John r . Ken-:
nedy Center in Washington. 0 .C., ·
through story yrith picture today oft'
Page 22.
Stan DelaplaM
Harry Br:IAfonle
"E•ad" at ~Iden "'eA
Opera AodUklns
Pa1e.Z1
Pa1e D
Pate D
Pa~ Q .
Out 'N' About Pqet23-!l
Gulde t11 r un
Indian r estlval
Art Award \!.'Inner
Ol5neyland's New•11t
Gulde It Movte1
Ll\'I Tbeater
Pa11 ti
PapU
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fJ D•ll Y PILOT r·1d1·1 Oclo~ 22 1971
1Travel
Life's Good
In Cannes
By STAN DELAPLANE
C':\K;\F.S. FranCL'-raris i.c:; a iappy 60 df'~reec,
bu1 d0 11 n here nn the elega11t ('ote d'..-\zur. 1r!'. 11 arrn
as "'one,· rron1 ~1othl·r . fll'ern1i;:htrd at tht' l{l ltnn
at 01·!1 .\irport --~f'ar rd for r>:pC'n:;e aceount n1an
11 ti 0 11.r1nt ' 111 and 1tUt fa~l 11 1th good ~cr1'tC'e and r an
pay S28 fnr :i :-1 nglf' ~'J p11 ht're nt1\t n1o rn1r1~ .\ir
Inter and .\1r Fr<1n< e i:(l evC'ry hour pat·ked ...
f\t l 'l 'll .\rnf'rH·an \fH1'es in l'a nne~ ~ thought a!l
tour1,c;t,c; had t:.one hnn1e ... l~hec kcd 111!0 the
:\rg:re!'co. antiq ue and 11ell-l\ept as your rich aunl:
Bird 1·a~e ele1·a1or nperalC'd hy an ant•ient costumed
bv 20th·lentur1• for a Lotus .\!\' p11·1ure -the kn£>e
b'rccch es gig .. · Rathroo1n ~ou could p!a~· bas ketball
in Ptun1b1ng 11 1th inake'!' nan11' nrit readable rrom
,·rars nf 1011ng p1!l 1~h111g t 'anop1f'd bed. ·r(\t\ery
(but r ie h 1 !!Uf·,ts rappin ~ 01·£>r n1f1rn111g gu1 ~ on the
sunn1· terral e· .. l;ro.c.I!.' \11 th JC'l \ar,-1 14 hours
40 rriinutes b\ _\tr Franc e pol;ir fl ight fron1 L :\. ~
I forgo! !O asi.: the pr1t't' fnr thi s passion of the
Pasha. '\"1!1 kno11 11 hen hil l 1s presen ted tomorrov.·.
(Oh. oh !!ere ron1e dah Judge 1
* \\'hal dr1\·es you lip thC' 11·al!. Pierre: Both :\ir
France and Jlitton sent Telex to Paris requesting
rooms. 'fhe .<\ut o Sh011 ha5' bren on Paris Jammed.
r\o reply pos~thl c ~1n(·c I had tn be on t he .-\1r Franr e
sil\'er bird at 9 ~~Or 111 and !he c1rru11s 11ere clos e~.
Best gues~ 11 as \o 1 hanre. But 011 arrtY al. Orly Hi!·
to n had plrnty of roo1n~. 1·a1k1ng ~o o ther ,.trar elers:
,\thens said t o hr full. llote l~ turning d o11·11 requests
for next 1110 "erk~ London 1er\· dt fficlll ~. \\'ailing
for reply from ~l ad rid no\1 . That ·is. the capital c ities
of Europe are not ha1·1ng an off-sea90n -yet. .\r·
r i1·a1 \\ithout a reser,a11nn 1s ~heer madness. The
t urno\·er at air port hotel~ makes them the best bet
if you 're taking chances
* The late late ~hfl\\ of m ail "Co you think we
should h1v• res•rvations in Ac1pulco for Christ-
1s?"
:\o'>' tliere is a to \1 n "here YOU RE.>\l.Ll' need
reser\·auons for holtd a\·s. _.\rner ir3.ns pour in for the
"'arm ,,·inter. ~l l'x1 t anS from the eapital fly d O\\'n in
an hour. Though .\l.\.\·1· bi g hotels opened in !he la!:t
fe\\· \·ear~. it fills. ~!av be too la te no1\' -people
.s tart· re~er\ inc: fo r c.·h f1~t 1na~ in Julv. l 'ou could try
the Princess. ·1he ne\\est. Just open.ed .
* " ... driving to Me11:ico, Any problems'?''
Don't knO\\' nf any. ~lexican roads are good
~and u·el! krpt up \\'est c·oast High\1·ay 15 some\lmes
has \\ashouls tf a big 11·intC'r !'lorrn hits. But that's a
.!'e!dom thin~. :\!"k 11 hen yo11 r ro:-s the border. Keep
the &as tank f1l!ed . If it'!' do\1 n tn half. fill it up If
'e!ertricll ~ ~nc>;;; off. the ga~ 11on·1 pump in the to11·n
. you ma~ be depending on f(Jr a fill.
\ * "Where do we gel the Slue Moun1a in coffee
you raved about in Jamaica?"
It's; l'anned and .!'old 1n 1-!0urmet food stores.
.. Vso ~old by bean or fres h l~· ,1?rnund in rnffe e and
, tea speci ally st!lre<:.. Only I C'an·1 ~eern tn make 1t the
· 11·ay it 1a ~1cs 1n Jarn;u{'a I think 1t nl ll!'t be rna!>ted
d1fferen11\ f0r 1ht• .\rnrr1t"an 1rade. Saine 11 ith .\n\1·
gua l(lffce. lhC" best In (~Uatrn1a l a . (;rC"al there.
Seem,c; to ha\e less flavor 11hen l buy it al home.
* "., . the best place 'o have women's shoes made
tn Europe?"
\\"e haci brst lurk in l'lnn1e. Several places
aroun d ,\rnf'ric an E.xrre<>.c:; .chnnt fnr the .l\mrr1can
trade. :\nt so t::nnd in :'lladrtd. ·rhe hand·rnade shnf's
LOOKF.D g.n0d 1·hc price 11·as l'er~ 1011· -son1eth1ng
like SJ5 RL!l they fell apart in about three 1nonths.
* " ... shopping for men's clotMing?"
Lnndnn ha<; .£00d men',c; thin~!\. Sin1pson's in
Picad11ly 1s a )!ood men'.c:; off-the-rack place. Bur·
bf rr~·~ and \11 tia c<·u1um nearb~· for tnpcoats. rain-
coatc .lt>rm~n ..... trl'l'I raralJ"I anci JUct behind Pica·
d ill~. fnr cm al! ~prc1al ty store,c;,
* !.nt 11f rnrn l1 t.c Rn nle 1ai\or111I" Ri1 t after h11 1·.
1'" .Uoke De but
llar ry Be\afonte is
mak ing his Los :\nge·
!er; 1'1 u sir Center de·
but 1n the Dorol hy
l"hand\er Pavihon .. >\p·
peartng 1\ ilh hnn for
1he 16 sho'"· series \~·111
be Letta J\t bulu and
the llo11a rcl Roberts
('horale 11·1ih E lla 1'1it-
chell.
Weaklings!
Stay A"'a y
From 'Egad'
An n!d-Urn e ~·tstern meller
drammer. "Eg Ad. Whal a c .. rt "'. goes before l he:
fnntli~hts thi~ ~·eekend in
Golden \\'rst College's first
fall production.
11 ·s a fun·'11led lime for the
"·hole family. but playioers
should note in ad \'anre this
"·arn1ng ·
"Prrsnns "'1lh ht"art rnn-
d111nns un11ble In withsta nd the
fast race of the ae!inn-f11led
.~cene.c:: are rrquesred In take
St'!l~S near the rx1t doors
"·her/>: lhe !alt-st 1n hnrse-
dra11·n hearses B"'aits their
rern <n·al. ''
Performances "·ill be: held
toni ght ;.t 8 p.m.. a n d
Satu rday. a1 noon 11nd :! p.m ..
in the Aclnr's Playbnx. !5744
f,nldtn ~·est St.. Huntington
Bea ch
.I e n·~· 1 )rarna
HOl.LY\\'(1()0 !L'Pl • -Jcr·
f \ LP11·1.c::, lnn,g nut nl rno1·1e
iict irin. v.·1!1 star in and direct
his first dr;:imat 1c film, "The
l1a_1· the ('fn "·n Cried·•
JFK Center
Is Dazzling
...
WASHINGTON. D.C. obSCW"e! the building's cost .
Some described. it ll!'! the social The Italian government, for
event of the cenlUr)'. Others instance, provided the exterior
railed it the most important marble, no pittance if you
C'Ultural inn o '' a ti on in com pute the square footage
An1erican history. in volved.
At lhe lrflst. the rert>nl The. munificence nf the
JOHN F. KENNEDY CENTER FDR PERFORMING ARTS OPENED
Natio1t'i Newest Memori1I Fe•tures Concert Hill, Open Hou'e •nd Theate r
opening I){ the John F. Ken -foreign nations ts apparent
nedy Centtr for the Perform-everywhere and is salu ted
ing . .\rlS gives lhe f\alion 's spectacularly in the Jiall of
Capit al its first me.jor nev.• Na tions. The 300-foot·long hall,
monument in nearly three de-running perpendicular to the cades. Grand Foyer, is festooned by promenade deck on a super depends upon how you con-respecl throughout the '"·orld
Everyone in Wa shin1:ton has lhe flags ol all naflons. and ocean liner. No visit could be sider the que1tlon. George: not only for its strength but ils
an opinion about the lush provides a breathtaking tntry complete without a stroll Washington envisioned the civilization. as well." he s.!l1d.
theatrical palace nn t he po int for visitors. A similar around the deck. There's 11: "Feder11 l City," as he modesly "! see httle of more im·
p 0 t 0 m a c R i ver: the hall. called the Hall of States. speclacular view of downtown called it. as a cul tural as 1•;ell portance to the future nf our·
multimillion doll ar' • J i \' i n g cli.splays state Flags and runs Wa1hinglon, its monuments a'ii political capital. a kind country and our c1v1hiation
memorial" has set the ci !y parallel with the Hall of Na-and the Potomac River. Par1s1enne Americana. than full rccn~ni1 1on of thfl
pleasantlv agog hke nothing tio ns. Perhaps one reason the Ken-Abortive campaigns for a place of the artist"
since President Gr 0 v er Clustered like pearls within nedy Center can't be described cultural center dot the citv's Less than three months
Clei·eland marched down the the ha.Jls are: the three main· adequately is its inherent 171).year history. !'l>lost pubhc after l\enncdy's ctcath, Prest·
Blue Room aisle with 21-year· fl oor facili ties. The Opera function as a showcase for the fund drives railed becaLLSe of dent .Jnhnson o fr i c la 11 y
old Francis Folsom in 1886. House, setting for Leon a rd performing arts. The show lack of money or disagree-designated the Center as Ken·
At I
' h · Bernsleln's opening night promises to bethe "thin g,"at ment over site. Se'v eral ncd y '~mcmoruilandchanged
c ua 1Y t ere are: more opi-''Ma••," ;~ ''"e c-lral hall. lt h 1. · nions than fact.! about the ~ .., ui "'" t e 1v1ng memorial. and privately financed ~lructures the name apprnpr1t1tcly.
Kennedy Center. seats 2,200, its stage: is 100 feet Center fa.ther!'! have spared no were completed, but proved On Oecemher 2, I 9 fi j,
wide and. more graphically effort in securing topflight in-inadequate. In the 194-0s a Washingtonians saw the firs t
Evervone knows it has four perhap!'!, is considered com· ternational entertainment cultural center was proposed tangible evidence of the pro·
major . facilities: an Opera parable lo any opera house in The Concert Hall's fir11t on a sit.e. near the present ject, .John son presided at the
House . a Concert Hall, an the world . ll is garhed almost season will feature 12 in-Kennedy Ce nter, hut ii wasn't grol1nrlbreak1ng.
EiSl'nhower Theater and a ent irely in a sped2£'ular red. ternationall x f iii med sym-unlll September 2. \958 that Easterners hare be en
Film Theater. E ve: r Y 0 n e To the south of the Opera phonies: the Boston Sym-President Eisenho"·er signed besieging !he Cerrfer's box of·
kno\\'S that it was l he }I o use is the Concert Hall , phony, the New Y n r k the. National Cultural Centt'.!r fi ce. Tickets can be obta ined
architectural inspiration nf seating 2,700, and con-p h i I ha rm o n i c , t he Act permitting construction of by sending a clleck or money
Ed'"·ard Durell Stone, that i!1s servatively decorated in the: Philadelphia Orchestra, the Stone's design on the present order payahle to the Kennedy
\Va shlngton's first functional classical style:. It was the Con-Detroit Symphony, the Cin-Center's site . Center and enclosi ng a
memorial I hence the "living'' cu t Hall that President Nix· cinnali Symphony, the Na -Money problems hampered st am p e d , self-addressed
appellation.) nn first visited September 9. tional Symphony, the New lhe: project until . 1963 "·hen envelope. The address 1s Ken·
But even the: Center's public The President skipped the Philharmonic , the C'hicago President Ke:nnedv extendt.d-nedy Center, Department PP,
relations people don't know ~nter's opening. leaving the Symphony, the i1 a d r i d the: funding deadlirie. \\lashingtnn. D. C., 20566. P"or
how much it cost . No one CRn spotlight to the family of Ule Symphony. the V i enna "I look forv.·ard to an quick information call (:!02)
say for certain how long such Jate President. Philharmonic. the London America which commands 254-3602.
a facility was planned. The The Eisenhower Theater. at Symphony and the Praguel--;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::-;-
Centtr's directors aren't ctr· the north end of the building, Symphony. I
tain "'·hether fut u re pri:i· will open October 18 with A stream of ballet, opera
gramming will be innovative, Ibsen's classic, "The Doll and dance: Cflmpanies will
or traditional . House." The fin ishing touches tnliv e:n the Ope ra Hou!;e's
Jlrf BOYD'S PlRSONALLY CONDUCTED
SPUTH PACIFI C VA CATION
:26 OA VS OEPAl!HNG l.A. SY •IR JAN. J \
VIS!llNG But facts aren't important are: still being applied to the first season and ma ny famed
in assessing the Kennedy Broadway-styled theater entertainers -J t1ck Benny.
Centf'i'. It has tn be ex· \\'hich will seat J.100 for Jive Harry Belafonte. Peggy [,ee.
pe.rienced ; li ved, nol descrlb-drama . Marlene Dietrich and Van
ed. Pe.rched high above the Cliburn for instance -will
It's a £act thal lhe Kennedy main·level fa cilities is the keep things swinging in the
Center is 630 feet long and 300 sh•ll of the Film Theater Concert !{all.
feet wide . But conslder that its which will be the: last to be C.ount B as i e . Gerry
area is equivalent to four fool· completed. Also on the: upper Mulligan, Dave Brubeck and
bal! fields. And the struclure \eve\ are three: restaurants, the Fifth Dimension will pro·
soars 120 feet high: that's as running the gamul from the vide diversity. Already. the
high as most 1 2 ·st or Y elegant "\.a Gra.ndt Scene.," to Center has had its second
bui ldings. a cafrleri<'I, premiert: Ginastera's opera
The Grand Foyer traverses All three are open and ap-"Beatrix C e n c i , ' · com·
the length of the slructure, pear to be attrsctions 1n missioned especially for the
facing the Potomac. The clu1n-them~el ve~. Center.
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ship, Pint and "'orld c]u, tioieh, sight~rei ng in Au~
trali• and f\.'ew Zealand, bagg1ge h111dling,c:i:pt rt
man11ement. '
(714) 543-8238
BOYD TRAVEL 70S W. 17th IT.
SANTA ANA defiers in the fo yer -as in the Surrounding the up per level .Jusl l\'hrn "·as lhe t\t>nnerl~·
r('Sl of the: buildin~ -are 1 n-1 _.':''~':..':"~'~'~'c~•~·~·~hi~c~h~r:cs~e~m~b~«:s:._:a___:C~e~o~t:er'._'.°:'"~n~c:e~"':e~d2_~ 2T~h~e~a~n:.-~·e~r:!.._~====================~-describable. ""lost v.1 e re
donated by fore:i$!.n
governmenL-;, a fac:t which
THE WEST'~ FINEST BOOKSTORES
On ourJan.14 cruise to Mexico.we'll take
vou to the setting i n Puerto Vallarta
where Night of the Iguana "'as filmed.
registry. Her It~l i;n cr"'e'w are all special is ts. From
yoU.r stateroom to the dining room yau"ll receive
t he k ind of service once the prerogative of royalty.
HUNTER'S BOOKS
FOR 120 YEARS-SINCE 1111
Locat•d At
FASHION SQUARE
IN SAN'l'A ANA
Phone {7141 543.9343
66,500 look1 & Pap•rbac:ks
32,000 UnusYtll Gre.tlng Cortis
BARGAINS G•LORll
OP E .~ E\'E'''lNGS 'TIL 9 P./tl.
It v.'aS the movie that n1adc Puerto Vallarta
famous, MGM-Seven Arts' Nig ht of the Iguana.
Now you can take
a tou.r of the
movie's roman·
t ic hotel. One 0£
the key members
of the film will be
your guide.
Afterwards, a
delightful
buffet l u nch ·
w ill be served on
C a ll your tra,•e ! agent now. Or Prinrcss
Cruises, at (2 I .3) 380-7000. For 'all the details, and
brochures on our other cruises, mail the coupon..
in,g a Int n1crf rr1 c. l m 1·fln1 1nreci,.11e ha1·e he•t~r 1 B1v1rlv H;!I, e L• Jo!l1 e Pho t ni• e Sin Fr1nti1to
clntning and chne r; at a ><.L~·~c~l~I ~b=r~t~te~r~p~r~ic~e~1n~t~h~e-~~1111'~~~~~~~1111'~~1111'~~~~~~~~~~
Mismaloya Bea<'h, below, as a Mariachi band
entertains. On the way back to to wn yo u'll dri,·e
by the famous Burto n residence. We'll show
rs _
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.i\11ditions
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\ EV~RYBODY COMES TO NEWPORT PRODUCE!
HALLOWEEN PUMPKINS FOR OCT. 31st. Herll we have 10,000 to choose from!
From ~m<l\t I pound er1 lo 100 lb. e·1g Mt1 t s! And we ALWAYS guerantee the
lowt1 1t r nce1 in town! Come \el eci yours now whil fl th ... supply is <'lmple. Short-
a ges o pumpkins 1h;1 ye <l r du e lo !hit f ire in C1rpenl'lrOa • , . Hundreds of ihou~11 n.d1 of pumpkin1 burnt in the d isa ster! But, wfl ,till h1vfl 10 ,000 to choos•
from. A urH11nn~ f<•r 1<1~n1 • to r>Ut·
stand 1nc; ~()Un( 11·nfp-...r;1nn.i l
nper11 ~in,i<'rS will ht h<'ld l)y
the \a:.n:;:i\ (lpr~:1 1~.~t:!~te •
Oc\nber ~A-~O in IP~ .\ni<ele~.
l"Xtf'lltl\,. rlirPrl1•r 1; P n r g e
London has announced.
Ehs;:1b1\11~· fl'lt applicant ~ i~
a~ fnl\011 ~
,\r\1~1s mu~t he frcu:11 2!
1hr2ugh Ji ~ears old , the.~
must b4> prepa rffl !n :irran.l!C
lo rnntinue their prnfeci;1fln11!
stud1P•; and. <"ach apphc-ant
muJt ha ' e ~nmc prrifcssinna!
oP"rlll!(' rx!*rience
Funhcr. c:ich rec 1 p I en t ,,.
musl be "1lll ng 1n as~1nnP a
mnr11I obl 1i:;at1nn 1n re pay 1he
T\a!1nnal Opera lns111u1e 1tra11r
Wh e_n hrs carP<'r 11<h 1111cC'n1ent
permi t•. so 1h;:i1 1h1s prORrflm .
nf ass1.~tance fnr )OUni! pro-1
fe~sional ~1n~ers may ~ cl)n-
tlnut>d . London s;11d
Qua l1fy1ni! ran<lu:ta!c<: fr11m 1
lhe 11:rc11!er I A}-":\nJ.!£"\P~ iir·ea
a.bnulrl nppl.1' l'fl. \Jawrl'n{'e f,
Deutsch . \l\1srt l"f'nlf'r Opera
As!o<'1111 1on. I' O Bn1r 828 .,
Burbank. Cahf. lllS().1 I
Phone
6424:tll
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Weekender
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The\e re,fa ura nt, dom1r-d the fin 1st for th1ir cu,tam1r1. Th1t's why th1y f••+ur•
Newf)Of't Produce! P"lroni1e them! 1te1taurant h1donnla, Cl3rO"I d•f M1rl
Lucky Lio", Newport: A.rby's Roast leef, Ev1rywh1r1 : Don Th• IMcllcomtlier,
Coron• del Mir: Ho"k'• OcHrt Fro"t, Newport; i nd ov •r 275 oth1rl. How 1 bout
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the movie itself seve.ral times on board ..•
J)uring the 14 day cruise you'll also y isit Aca·
putco, Mazatlan, Maru.anillo and Zibuatanejo.
You sail f ram Los Angeles on tbc all First Class
Princess Italia. The M/V Italia is of Italian
: Princess Cruise5 .-. :
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Night of the Iguana ••• re\1isited.
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WEEKENDER OUT ' I ( N ABO UT " l 1\'0Ritl STA1\'LEY
ORANGE COUNTY 'S RESTAURANT , NIGHT CLUB AND ENTERTAINMENT SCENE
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Village Jnn
Now that the Orange Coast's su n1n1cr throng
has seen11ngly disappeari..'d a!rno~l as quit:kl y as it
n1ater1alizcd in J une. \1•e'rt:: able lo drive onto Balboa
Island again lo tateh up on :J('livitics there. In lhe
c.:ase of the island 's {'ozy \.'1!1age Inn. \.\'(' learned
that quite a fc11' thin;:!s arc happening 11•hcn 11·c paid
our 1'1rst v1s1t 111 several 111onth s one day last week.
NO OULL MOMENTS
1\side fron1 the regular hnu.:h and dinner fare
that al11ays n1akes an outing to the Inn 11·orthwh1le.
some other attract ion~ are eurrently on tap to sun1-
n1on out ·n' ahouters. 'r hanks to gregarious 1\rl
Sauce. one of the rna1ordo1nos d ire('ting this opera-
tion. there isn't n1uch l1kel1hood you'll be Jogging
any dull n101nent s.
Every J\1onday evening. for exan1ple has been
designated as sports night in the lounge. ·rticre's no
evidence. though. I.hat 1he introduction of this fea·
ture \ras other than coincidental to Art's all-An1er·
it.an days in college football.
Bear t ha t in 1nind. then, as you join the lTO\vcl
\\'alching the gan1c of the 11·cek -an~ ig.nore r\rt's
shouts of encouragen1cnt fron1 the std e!ine:-as he
roots for his favorite tean1. And hold to the sarne
course of action during the fol lo"•-up showing of
old sports films.
There being such a lack of in terest in sports
around the place, again it 's probably only coinri·
dence that the Inn is nO\I' hosting the Ne1vport·
Harbor 1-ligh School football lean1 for its big n1eal
prior to each 11•cck's garne.
ENTERTAINMENT, TOO
r By 1vay of c nt('rtainn1ent. lhf' Inn is currently
offering a couple of ~tcllar attractions. 'rhe first of
these is Pepe, ;i ~ensa t ional guitarist and voca!isL
,1·ith an in ternational flavor to his act. 111ho's appear-
ing S unday and \Vedncsday evening:;;.
if7raneois'
CONTINENTA L CUISINE
famous For
FLAMING DUCK
Open I I :00 A.M, -Closed MondoJy
HUNTINGTON BEACH, CALIFORNIA
IBISI BEACH BLVD. 842·1919
..
THE DERBY NOW
The New est In EntertoJinment .....
..• , . AccompoJ nied By The F-ines l In Food
PRIME RIB • STEAK • LOBSTER
IT A LIAN SPECIAL TIES
Ap pf:olr ing Nightly ....,
Direct F-rom LoJ~e T oJhoe
JIM MURPHY TRIO
Featurin g
RUDY ROMAN
In Our Cocktail lounqe
3 to 7 p.m.-Mon. thru Fri.
DAILY DOUBLE
HORS D'OEUVRE S
1262 PALISADES ROAD
INEAR ORANGE COUNTY AIRPORTI
COSTA MESA 546-8390
FOR ADVERTISING IN OUT 'N' ABOUT
PHONE NORM STA NLEY, 642--4321
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'l'hursday through Saturday nights t he mulli-
talcnted Ron (l-farris) and i\'tarty 1Paulis) Duo take
front and center stage. tilarty holds forth with sornr
mighty fine guitar playing, \l'hile Ron alternates on
the guitar, flute and b:injo.
SANDWICH SPECIALS
Also altracting consi derable attention is the
Inn's 99 <'C'nl lunch specials. Sand11·iches all, you
can lake your pick of a hamburger. beer d ip. corn
beef or grill ed ha1n and cheese. Upping the tab only
slightly, there's hk,l'ise a hot plate special for SI .25.
Open ~eve n days a \\'eek. the \'illage Inn i:;; lo-
cated on the rorner of Pa rk and ~farinc. Balboa
Island. You \1·on't go \vrong dropping by this spot
any tin1r.
~la g Chinese Casino
If you are \\'andering around in the vicinity of
the Ne11•port pier these invigorating fall days -as
11•e \Vere dolng last Salurday afternoon -the te111p·
tation to st.roll fo r hours can't be restrained. In the
process, naturally, you \\'Ork up quite an appetite
along the \Vay. \
There are n1an y p!aceS 11•here you can slop for
a riuick bite or settle in for a full n1eal. 1'hese range
from rather g:iudy hot dog stands lo some truly
t·harming and atn1ospheric restaurants serving
everything from steaks to continental entrees.
INTERESTING SPOT
Son1e\\'here in bel\vecn these t"'O opposites
t:otnes 11•hat is perhaps the area's most unusual and
1nleresting spot. It is the 1101\' n1ore than t1vo decades
ol d Stag Chinese t 'as1 no. \1'here lack of fan cy trap-
pings has no bearing on the excellent ('antonese
food that's the house specialty.
In n1an y 111ays. to step into the Casino is to turn
the calendar ba ck to the late '30s or early '40s.
·rherc are no modern embellishments in the plain
tables and booths used for sealing.
Co,ona del M" ~
l ,i11e lt-nlia11 C11isi11.e Cocktails
2325 E. COAST HIGHWAY
673-B267
l"""atlo11.1
Opu Dolly -S p.111.. to l •.m.
ClOSED MONDAY
11 lk _ Chinese Cuisine
11 /1!,1,7\A~MBQO <:UMBINATinN LllNCllEON PL;\TES FR0/'11 Sl.2~
T C'nft••CE ('(lo\ll'LETC DINNERS AitAAA: FHOl\l S:.!.9.l
I !t1·1,.11t.:1I Coek 1;i!l L.-.uncr
'f\ --T• f[n1.,. !)'0('11111'"" 'I,,, 6 11.rn. ;;,c 'it Fo•iiturini: Tl'opi r•al Drink!'>
I OPEN O•ll'r ll •M·ll "M
111 -i1 "~:~=· ir-
···•oNE ..... 6 4 ;;,.;;;;50
J 'il EAST 17·r11 -COSTA MESA
FRANK FLYNN
e e e PR~!.ENTS e e e
Jazz You Can Understand
e e e ~EATLHll NG e e e
808 BAIN-Gullo•
FRAN., FLY NN -Ampllfl•d Moritnbo
JERRY WILLIAMS-Dr11111J
IOI STONE-Bers'
e e e SPECIAl GUESTS e e e
Alf: MOST-Clorl1tet
tSOLOUT ON TIME·LIFI! RECOJIOSI
KAREN 5EAY-Yoc:•li1 t
Sund•v, Ottobtr 24, 1971 3 :00·~:00 P·"'·
BALBOA PAVILION
"400 MAIN STRllT -IALIOA, CAllFORNIA
Ad111.l1llo11 Sl.50 per ,..-.011
• e e COCKTAILS e e e
Special
FRESH
LOCAL
LOBSTER!
$4.95
NiGHTLY
PLENTY OF PARKING
.:~: ·TAtE rlttPWHAtE
400 MAIN, BALBOA PENI NSULA• (7 14) 673-4833
SIMPLE DECOR
·rhe si n1ple d ecor is highlighted by nothing
rno re than several artistic murals on the "·alls dc-
!~•l·ting birds, trees. n1ountains and a dragon. Btll
the really big attrat:l ion here is the food an d the
prices asked for ti.
'J'h e quality is every bit as good as I hat founrl
111 mu('h fant:ier places, and often at half lht: prirc
It \\'as this kno11•ledge. co1nbincd "'ilh a sudden dt•·
~ire~\o satisfy our h unger pangs brought on by lht'
long 11•alk, that carried us into the Casino.
It inust be !u1·ther ackno111\edged. though. thal
the n1ood of the mon1ent called for food outsidC' of
thl! fare one "'ould ordinarily tons1der for ear!v
Saturday dinnC"r. 1\nd the 111efe thought of all 111e
goodies provided by a (:hin ese ~pread sec rncd c1111 -
nenlly suita bl e.
FIVE FAMILY DINNERS
Al though the.restaurant offers five fan1ily ~tyl e
dinners, the one tabbed al $2.50 per person is pro-
bably the best bu y. You 'll rC'ceivc soup . :ilrn ond
chicken cho\v n1ei n. egg foo young. barbecued sparl'
r il)s, fried fresh shrin1p. fried rice, aln1011d cake and
tea.
1'he other rami.ly style d inners are pri('ed hr·
t w~n $3 and $5.50 per person. 'fhere arc also t\l'O
special ind ividual plates offering a con1plele dinner
for $1 .95 or $2.25.
A1nong nearly 70 a la carte itetns on the n1enu,
di shes reco1n1nended on the basis o f previous sarn pl-
ing in clude the s11·eet and sour pork. $2; l'h incsc pea
cho1v yuk. Sl.i5; al1n on d duck. $2; subgun1 tllo1v
tnein, $1.85; ~hrin1p Y.'ith lo bster !:l:iucr, $2.25: hccf
stean1ed rice Canto n, $2.
For our early evening repast \\'C turned tn the
('asino's eOmbination plate dinners. 'fher<' are 12
of these ranging froin $1 .50 to $2.50.
THREE BIG NIGHTS
FRI., SAT. & SUN .
MA~!10KAY \
The Platters · Camin9 Next j
TWO DINNERS FOR THE PRICE OF ONE
DAILY DOUBLE-5,DO P.M. TO 7,00 P.M.
SATURDAY & SUNDAY PATIO BRUNCH
CHOICE OF-
1, HUEYOS RANCHEROS
2. STEAK & IEGGS
l. EGGS IENEOICT
I 1-
pl11i EXTENSIVE IRUNCH MENU
CALL FOR IESERYATIONS -548-116'
1601 W. COAST HIGHWAY -NEWPORT IEACH
CHUCK YEAGER'S
Complete Dinn er
Prime Rib --S3.95
l11cJ11d '"9 g•1d&11 f,~,h •eget•ble1. q•11:c
br •• d t nd ltrT•t t r<om Ouf ,.l~d b.,
DANCING & ENTlRTAINMENT NIGHTl Y
Featuring
SUNDANCE '\
3295 Newport llvd. (~crou.~iqm Ci'y. Holl I
Newport Beoch 673-1374
THE PUMPKIN WIL L PREVAIL
AS THE GHOST OF BOBBIE
BURNS MAKES HIS JUOGE·
MENT COME •.• , ••
• • • HALLOWEEN NIGHT
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 31
Come In Costume
And Brin9 Your Ghostfy Pumpkin
For Our Midnight Judgment.
Za11iesf Cos·111n1e ·
6hn.rlle•t. P11mpkln
/llo•t. Original Co11ple
J7 FASHION ISLAND, NEWPORT CENTER
For Reserv•+ions C•ll b44-l030
ENTERTAINMENT-VINA HARMER TRIO
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NO. 9 FIRST
'l'he f1rsl of our two orders in this depa rtn1E'n l
11'as for No. 9 that offers barbec ued spare rib~. fried
'-hri n1p and frit'd r1ee 'l'h e sC'co nd. ~10 12. provided
fried s hrirn p. :-.\ICt'l :~nd '0\lr pork and fried r1l'c.
Both plate-.. \\ere relished r1ghtdo\1·n In the la~t
grau1 of rite_ '!'he s11·el't a nd i;;our sauce on the pork
\1·as es pecially note11·orthv. and 1·onta1ned large. de·
1Je1ous t:ubes of green peppers. oni'ons and pinl'-
applc.
'!'he Stag ('hinese l'asino is loeated near the
.\'e\1·port pier at 111 21st !)lace. It's possible to enJOY
the en tire 1nenu at hon1e too by :;;im ply phoning 111
and picking UJ) you r orde r. Hours of business are
12 noon lo 12 nudnight. Sunday through l 'hursday,
and 12 110011 lo 3 a.nl., Friday and Saturday.
Hl"11l.e11·~ Costa )lesa
It isn't e very night you ::;ct ou t fur dinner and
ge t sidetracked befo re you eat by the sociability oC
so1ncthing call ed a "Gully\v hu1nper " But such 1vas
!he pleasant diversion 1ve stun1blcd into last ·r ues·
d;1y ni gl1l during a visit to Heuben 's restaurant 111
~ 'osta J\lcsa.
;\rr1 ving at 6 p.111 . ilS 11·e did . i ! 1\'as suggested
hy the at1ra('t1ve hostess that \\'C 1n1ght like to step
into the lounge and have our pre-dinner drink 1vhile
the last hour of (;ully\11hun1per \ln1c \\'JS still in full
S\V1ng. .
~ .. ,
'~
HAPPY HOUR
Once seated the 11·ailrl'ss rilled us in on the de-
lails. :\sit turns out. the rest:ni rant has sub.s titulcd
the t:atchy 1vord "l:u1ly\\·llu1nper" fo r those more
(·on11no11l y used-li ke "happy ''-as a designatio n for
1hc la te afternoon and t•a rly cvrnin~ <·01.:ktail hours.
Sev<'ral distinctions of l1r.:ulJcn ':-t;uJl y\1•hun11ler
l1ou!'~ ndd a bright ne\v nole to this old pas!i1nc.
'!'o begin 11·ith, there's the G11l!y\vhun1per glass
it!lelf. A ('Onversa tion pieC'e if there ever 1l'a,<; one,
Continued on Page 24
DON JOSE'
Now Appearing
The Noted J<"J11 Pi <!l ni~t
CHARLOTTE POLITE
Nationally Accl<!i imed lli one of the
C ountry'i F-ive Top J o!IZ Pi a ni~ti
Enchil.1da and Taco ......... , .•..... SJ .JS
Chili Relleno · Enchilada ... , , , .• , •... SI .SO
S••~•d with Rice, l eo111. To1tadito1 and Solu1
FINEST MEXICAN FOOD AT IEASONABLE l"AICfS
e COCKTAILS e
9093 E. Adams (At Magnolia I
Huntington Beach 962-7911
~ C!l§BR!iTiES
Larry • Danny • Rick • Eddie
GRAND OPENING
THURSDAY OCT. 28
Steaks'• Sonara Style Mexican Food
*DA~CING *SHOWS
tuesday thni sunday
attitude
adjustment
DBL COCKTAR.S
three 'Iii si1
reserntions
673-8950
3201
L Pocific
Coast Hwy
CORONA DE( MAR
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O!Jl Y PILOT
\\~(")~
ANCHOR INN
HOUSI 0, SU.FOOD
DINNER • COCKTAILS
OPEN DAIL Y 4 PM TO 11 PM
SUNDAY 2 PM TO 9,30 PM -CLOSED MONDAYS
1814 N. Coast Hwy . !El Camino Reall
SAN CLEMENTE 492-6571
HAPPY
HOUR
AT THE
OYSTER
BAR
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(otrf••~I• lob.+"'
CONTINENTAL CUISINE e SEA FOOD
STEAKS e COCKTAILS TO 2 A .M.
LUNCH & DINNER DA IL Y 11 A .M . to 11 :30 P.M.
.~l'.\'Jl.-1\. Hll l'.\Cll 9::111·4
Now Appll'l •rin q Tu11. thru S.t. 8:30 lo I :lO
BRANDIE BRANDON DUO
Thurul•y f •thlon Show-12:1S
llt02 Co •1t Hwy. (At Crown V•ll•y ,kwy.)
LAGUNA NIGUEL 09-2626 06-5773
DINE IN OUR ROMANTIC CELLA R
LA C.:A ,.E RES1'AU R . .\N1'
STE AK • LOBSTER • PRIME RIB
COCKTAILS • WIN E
TWILIGHT SPECIALS
5 to 6:4S p.m.-Sun. fhru Fri.
•c@ JI Prim• Rib el B••f. Au Ju•
Tip Slr!oln Lunch•on Sl•ak
SJ.t S
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8t ••"•'I• od.J ition ol \
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1695 1/1 Irv ine A¥e, (Corner of 17th St .I
COSTA MESA 646·7944
GULLY H HU.HPER TI/11£
AT
Reuben's
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assorted
HORS D' OECVRfS
('fl \'Tl\' F.l'l'T A I , Cl/ISi N "-._
.~EA F()OJIS
CllAllCflAI, 1111011,F.ll .• liTEAKS
l ,11nc-h • Dlntier
•:n•t"'r•" lnment
F'r11 1 11 r!n~
NORM l'ANTO DUO
A.II Meier CrHllt Cerd.....,leflty of Parkh•t
F. l'I' J" ,,
NEW
EARLY DINERS
COM•LETI DINNH
flliR Rt;AUTlf'lJL
1111'1'1;\'G ROOM
HIW HOUIS
0 .oly MoR !l"W fr0,..11 J O •·"' I•} a "'
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1670 NEWPORT BLVD.
COSTA MESA 642-129
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Continu.d from P•g• 23
its rather form idable size leaves no room fo r doubt
that you're ~ruly receiving a double--i! not more-
of your favo rite hig hball for the price of one.
HORS O'OEUVRES APLENT Y
V.'hile: you are testing yo ur encturance (or
Gultywhumper ronsumption there's ample oppor·
tunity to cheek your stamina in rhe tictbit depart·
ment too \Vhl ch means trying not tn overindulge
in the bountiful supply or hors d'oeuvres.
St1ch sna cks. nePdless to s;i y. are not an un com·
mon s1ght at .ci m1 lar cocklatl 'galher1n}l:s. Rut the
""·ay they're .c:erved here-in a becknn1n_e help
~·nurself·l o-all·you·v.·ant buffet spread-bespPak s a
certain flair.
. SLI CE AWAY
(}ne Steps Up \O lh e buffet table and IS ftrSI
greelerl by a large tray <"onlaining mound s of var i·
ou~ cracker.~ and r he rry tomatoes. Putting as man,v
of each :1s yn11 \\':Int nn your individual plale. you
arp next fref' to t.:il\e cu ll er in hand and slice a1o1'av
on a huge block of chee.s e. ~
!l .n ,....
l'hen if':; on tn tv.·o hig chafin~ d1s lies filled
\1·1 th the night '~ liol hors rl 'oeuvres. Those nffererl
\"JSrr Of.I) JAP,i\N
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durtn~ our spin around the !able "'ere some lan gy
b1te-slZf' p iece.~ nf sau sage and Swedish meatballs.
both s1mmer1ng 1n delicious sauces.
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DAI~ Y FEATURE
ti1ana~tng In hold our Gullywhumper drink s tn
one cacoh and to make no more than one run on lhP
hors d'ne 11v res spread, we felt ;that might not ha1·1>
been the casP if we had arrived earlier. For lhnse
\11 th greater capacity than ou rs. ho"·evcr. thP.sP spi>-
1'1a! rock !a1J hours are a d;uJy feature, fl1onda y
through rriday, from 4 ln 7 p.m.
Ad.1ourning tn the d1ntng room "'e didn 't feel
lhe need lo order even a short drink be/ore getting
1ntn the bu~ines.~ of selecting entreei:;. Thf! menu at
1h1." particular R eube n ·.~ stand offers 1 1 pnssi hili t1es,
tv.1n of v.1hich, \\'e v.'ere to ld. are quite rece nt add1·
lions.
<'hnices nn the bill of fare . all served v.·1th a
\·ariety of chilled salads and hot. bread. inrludP
_2"t'oun d sirloin steak, $:J.25 : top si rloin4steak. $4 R.'i ;
porterhouse steak 1catlleman'5 cu l!. $5Jl5; one Aus·
lr.:iJi;in Jn bster tail /served \1·i th rice pi!af l. $4 .85;
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rried chi cken a la Reuben .. $3 .35, steak and lobster
co mbo . $8.95 .
TWO NEW ITEMS
ll::i v1ni;: at one tim E' or an other ~a\"orerl mos! nr
Heuben 's stt1nda rd enlrees. v.'e couldn't bypass the
opportunity In try tv.·o brand new items. Beyond
te sting the unkno\1·n. thou gh, both struck our fan cy
as appeali ng dishes.
First v.·ai; the mixerl seafood brl'){'helle. sauteed
ir1 a rtc h Ba rcelona sauce and ser\ erl v.·rth rtcP pil af,
$3 fi~ 1'h1s nPl!ed exfremel~· generou~ rnr11on~ n(
delerlahle shrin1p, scal lops anrl ha l!hut in terlaced
11 Ith chunks of green pepper and on inn and coo ked
on a sl\e\\'P.r
'l'he scl'ond. ::i nd equally flavorso nH'. ( hoil'e 1\;i.'>
oven-ro::i::rrrt rark of lamb. $4 2~ ('onstsllng nf SP\'Pn
or eight ribs of a foresadd!e of lamb. !he meat hart
IJeen marinated Jn an exre.l le.n1 s.aure and \1·as served
\vi th appropriate spi ced peach and mint Jell).
SALADS CHOICE
Prior to the arrival of the entr('es ;ii our booth.
ire ma dp a rev.1arding trip to the self·s~rvice 1iala d
bar. ThrPe kind s of sal ad \vere av:11lable-ln ssed
,[!reen , four-bean and cucumber \1·1th .'\l1cect rrd
onion.
Continul!d on Page! 25
PRIME RIB e SEAFOOD
STEAKS e COCKTAILS
OPEN 7 DAYS
LUNCH 11 to 2;30
DINNER 5 to 12
SUNDAY BR UNCH
FROM I 0 A.M.
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f'(lr :·\dvert1s1ng
in Ou! '1\"' AOOu t
Phone Nor1TI Stanley
o42A32t
Enl 1rf .. inm1nt W1dn1sdAy thru Sund .!l y
1 O~ N. BAYSIDE DR., NEWPORT BEACH
In Th i M8 rin8 Dun ll'll 644-4031
RIVIERA
NOW APPEARING RESTAURANT
BEACH BALL HOWARD LISZT & DOROTHY HARPELL Continental Cui1int
Cocklail 1
Srrr111g
L tH!('llr oit n11rl nn•r1 rr
i\f ondoy through Sri1ur.da11. NOW SERVING COCKTAILS SUNtlAY tRUNCH
10 A.M. IO] l'.M.
LUNCH -DINNER
Excellent F uu<l
Speci"lizing In
GIANT CRAB LEGS
IANQUn FACILITI ES
l l 7 l'ACIFIC COAST HW Y.
HUNTINGTON llACH
OP£"1 I DAYJ
ll•••••~t:on• Accep!td
F•t ~•nln M J er ,...,.
516·2555
Closed Sundays
W1 <'J r1 lot<'J ted next lo
th e May Co. in Sou th
Co<'l sl Pl111.!1 ,
Jlll S. t rhtol
Ceste M'1o 5~fl.J 14tl
PIZZA HOME DELIVERIES
HAVE CHANGED A LOT Doug Kennedy Entertaining Nightly
2116 W. OCEAN FRONT
NEWPORT BEACH
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Th• N1wport 'l1r
673-9628
'!/;,..,. ~ -... MONDAY, OCT. 25•..,....,....,.
~.o' GALA HUNGARIAN DI NN ER"p"'
I $4.75 I .Ill 11 n1 ht< r SA l~d <:ream t>I ~1 u ~hroom ~nur I ("JltC KEr\' PAPRIKA
Au1 1e-r e-<l :'\'nnrllc,, (,rrtn P ell~. Arricnt r>umplJ n~'· Pu rn ~rn ic lc.el RrPad ~ I Arr le-S1rudPI After r>1nntr \nf{PI"
m ~~~f!!q~~-Re servations
Suggest ed
I EVE~Y SAT.URDAY I \2 STEAK
DINNERS F,.OR
• French Fri e s
• French Fri ed Onion Rings
• Toned Salad • -Roll and Butter
8rin 9 a fri "nd! Ti1 k1 .td11 a nl e91 of lhi~d •l ici ous din -
111r for 2 , •t • just ri9ht pric 11, 1/1 lb. t1nd1r cho ic.11
,teak, cut to Br.dford Hout• sp1cific1tior11. B• good
to " fr i1ncL or m1yb• th1 family1 Th it mea l, i1 •
f•.,.arit• with •II , •• you'll b• • winn 1r!
-
$ . .
Open D•lly
M•11. thru l•f.
t :lO ··"'• ,. ' ''"'F
SurMl •Y rJ/-KNOWN FOR VAlUES
1 ti ··'"· •• ' '·'"· GRANT PLAZA -BROOKHURST & AOAMS -HUNT INGTON BEACH
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SINCE THE
OLD DAYS
Now Mt 'n Ed"s mobile ovens speed dslic;ious
piping· hot p1zz11s to your door in m inutes.
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HAMBURGER HAMLET
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IS NOW OPEN AT 10:00 A.M. FOR ,
SUNDAY MORNING BR.EAKFAST
Fe<'l+urin9 O ur Own F.,bulous
GOLDEN BROWN. PANCAKES
. ,AND ~
Is $laying -Opel\'"u~l:OO P.M.
Friday and Salu~ay -tvenings
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'-Monday throu9h Fridoy '-
3: 30 to 6:30 P.M.
OUR BAR FEATURES
FROM THE WELL
AHSTON McNAB'S
IT 'S A DOUBLE SLUGGEL
Ol'EN DAILY FOR LUNCH, DINNER, COCKTAILS
Moel. thru Thurs., 11 :JO •.m. to 9 p.m.
Frld1y \.1 :30 •.m. to 11 p.m. -Saturd•y 4 to 11 p.m.
Sunday I 0 a.m. to 9 p.m,
1545 ADAMS AVE. (At H1rbor l lvd .)
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TEMPLE GARDENS
Q-H~SSRes lnuront
MICHAIL W. ,LOlll
Y.c•lkt /G•lt•rl1t
Ar,.•rl11t •• 0 111 Lur1ch•or1 & Oir1r1•r O•ily RICKSHA
COCKTAIL aul',!T LU NCH 11::1G-1 :10
~L~~~?E ~~or1d•y thru f'rld•y
lSOO ADAMS {•t H1rbor)
COSTA MESA Fri. 1 S•t. I I• 1
fr111 11nni: Exo 11e
'J'rnpit A] Drinks 540-1937 540-1 tll
NOW APPEARING
THUS.· FRI.· SAT. NITES
RON & MARTY
· Tht 1·rr.'l'.al1 /r s of Or1111gt Cou11r11"
W.d. & Sun. NitH
PEPE VILLA
DAILY LUNCH SPECIALS-99'
CORNER OF PARK &
BALBOA ISLANO
MARINE
673-4S30
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BEAUTIFUL FOOD
Proudly Pr•'""t' c. c.
RYDER
S...tatle11<1I G11ltwrht/
Yec:ell1t
Mo"d•y ,..,, Sat••d..,
SUNDAY IS f AMIL Y NIGHT
FEATURING BUMIO TijE CLOWN
W ith Prit•' & Favors ro;'." All Childr~n
2831 BRISTOL STREET
COSTA MESA 546-3484
OOITLfl
MEXICAN RESTAURANT
"FINEST MEX ICAN CUISINE
IN ORANGE COUNTY"
fcEATURING TOP
El\1TERTAINMEi\1T
i\NIJ DANCING
FRI. AND SAT. NITES
9 P.M. ta 2 A .M ..
Dir1ir19 Hour' I I to 11 D•ily
A1tec.1 Lou n9• Op•r1
To 2 <1.m . Fri. •nd S.t.
547 W. 19th ST., COSTA MESA
FOOD TO GO -642-9764
/:v We Prom ise You Good
,,,j/aurant @1~
1r1d .AMERICAN CUISINE
TROP ICAL COCKTAILS
ENTERTAINMENT
POLYNESIAN
SHOWS
Thur. 'hru Sun.
Nithh
NOW APPEARING
Th urs. thru Sun. Nit el 8:)0 to I :30
The S•r1s•lior11I Samoer1 Voc alist Guitaris t
' TIM FULOA
8961 ADAMS AVE. (1t M19noli1)
HUNTINGTON BEACH 968-5050
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THE
MARK
DAVID$0N
TRIO
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SUNDAY
CHAMPAGNE UUNCH
11 ,. l
LUt-JCH e DINNER
COCKTAILS e OANClil/G
ll~"N J~ll w . COAST Hw'r.
J;} VV NEWPORT IUCH nocKS 64l-4ZH
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Contin u.d from P•e-24
Helpl ng: CJu rset ves to slight quantities o f the
1111\er l\l'O, we tonr entraled on the crisp tossed
~een.s to \\h1rh \.\'e added cherry tomatoes, crou·
lons .and cnun;p. ground pepper. Among the three
dressi n~s offered. "'e skipped the roquefort and
thou .~and 1.~l and and went to the house special-a
ri<Juant l'Oncoc:linn of vinegar, oil, spices and the
highly 11nusual ingredient of tuna.
Frorn lhe a la carte offerings that include
fr esh 1J1u~hr0oms a la skillet, $1 .10. and potatoes,
fiO rent~. \1 P (·hose several nicely cooked artichoke5,
95 cents ea {'h.
FLUFFY ANGEL CAKE
.\n altogether gratifying meal "'as rounded oul
\l'ilh \\lo slices of \i'1's sensational angel food cake
\1 h1rh. tn,i::elher \11th \'i's pies, is a regular and
h1gh!y-rcc-nrnmendf'd fe ature al most Reuben's res·
ra11rant!i. 1'he large and fluffy sl i re~ of cake "'ere
<'oatPd \111h a eon1h1na11on of bo!h \l·hippf'd cr('an1
and rn(\('ha frost1n1:. · ·
OpC'n !'e1·('n ci a.1's a 11cek rnr lunch anci <i innrr,
the l"n!>!a 1\le~a Reuben'!' ts located at 15.')5 \\',
:\dan1s, near the 1ntersect1on o! Harbor Blvd.
Guid.e to f '11t1
Film Bares
Japan Soul
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SOlTL OF .JAPAi\1 -Ken Wo\f,e;uiJ! film rlet;ul!i rla rly l1fP nf
a .J ~pant!ie fiim1ly, R p.m . tOOa y, in Orll.ngp Coa~l r.flllCJ!P
Audirnrium. 27fll F'a irvie;w Rn;:irl. Co~t;i ~ips;i. Tickel.~ S2 at
d(l(lr. Se<'flnd nf a serie~ of tr;:i1·et films offerf!d bv the Ne"'-
port Harbor K1w11nis F'oundat100. ·
()CT. 22 to i\'O\'. ;.
i\1EXICO A\Jl f.U . .\TEj\fALA -Oran~P: Cnai:I Cnllf'gr r rJ>-
ff'sSOr L!nl'rl ~1a.~nn Smith t:on!1nue~ lerrure seriP.~ with rl l5-
C'U!iSJnn ni°Chi;:ip::is: El Tapnn. Palcnqur 11nrl Rrinampak . from
7 1n !l pm. tnda v in lhP .~r1enre hall nr 0r<'lnj1r Cn;:ist Col-
ltge. The Friday scnes is free ;ind npen tn the public .
OCT. 2% ~ ;>..OV. 13
I fANTA;\IA i\11-:XICANA -r;irlua ThP:.J!f'r [;ill prcscn·
!;:iunn tells :inr1e;n! Az1cc \nvP !ilor·1. II Jn p.in. \\'pr! . S;:iL
anrl 2.:lll pm. \l.'erl. ;:inrl S;;t. Thra1;r ;:inrl rP:s1:.iur;:in1 ll"tll!Prl
on rad11a AvP, thret> mi les nnrth of Fnothill Blvd., 1n Cl;ire·
mont. Re;serl'alions. li2fi..1288.
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Ai\I ERICA'\ INlllA.\' \\'Et:K -1..-is-An,ecles Count.v F;:iir-
~rnur1rl~. T'omnn;i, lnd1;:in rl;:incrr~. ruJtur;:iJ anrl craft Pl-
h1h1!s rrnm Ill il 1n. tn Ill pm F'ri. ;:inrl S111 : 10 a.m. lo 'i
um. Sun. Ttrkets: Arlults l l . chilrlrcn 50 cent.~.
~ ot-r. 2.1 ,
LIT'rl-:H BAY TOUR ~·riPnd.~ nf Ne "''J>Orl Ray nffer rree
li!UldPrl rnurs frnn1 g 11 a.m. Sa l. r.rnups ml!'f'I at lht 1n·
ler~e<'flnn nf F.:as!bluff nrl R;ick Ray Dri\'P.S, Corona rle;l ~1ar.
Call 4!14·41fil fnr 1nform;:it1fln.
Cl(I, ?:I
ALL·t:OLJ.Et;E llA\1'1-: -Rr;irlr.;;' h;if·k lll\ f)rg;:ini.~I Rill\•
rr;ir<;nn ilnrl thf' rar 1f1c ~;;:i$ :inrl f,lretrir hPilrliinP rl;:inrp Ill
Ii pm S;:it. in lhe: A,i:ric·ulf\Jrr Rldg , Ot;:in~P \.(lun ry F.1ir·
J?round~. Ct1~l11 \!"""· Tickpt~ ;:i1·111!11ble: frnm Associat t d Stu·
den!s office; iH UC lr1·1ne. 8.1:J-J,'i47.
OCT. ~.1 . ~·
L AGUr\'A R~:A Cll Cl \'lC RALLET -Ser ir:;;· nprn1n,i: enn-
<r rls $f'I fnr lhp l,;i~lln;i ,\1oul!on rtay hou~P rm the: F'!":SI!·
1;il nf Ar1~ izrnunn~. l .;ig11 n11 RP;:irh. S;:iturda.v prn,!!:r;:im 1.~ al
,11 .111 pm. ;:i nrl 1trkeL~ ;irr .$:\ fnr ;;riult~. "R;i !lr:t fnr Chilrlrcn"
progr;:im l~ ::11 2:30 p n1 . Sunrl :iy ;:inrl t ickeL~ are 12 for adults.
Continued an Page 26
PRESENTS
GINO LANZI
MoRdDy th r11 Witd ... ul•Y
TONY FLORES
lhundoy thrv sw .. doy
Appit•rlft. ' ID 11 , ..... IR Ti..
WI ... C.ilor-11 ID 2 Up$f8lf'll
FEATURING DINNERS
111 •h· s.11 Fr•n<•ICO Me nner
1.t.CI( OF l AMI
STlA.llS e SEAFOOD
~ TO 11 NIGHTLY
iUSINISSMAN 'S LUNCH
11'00 TO S ------SATUROAY-11 to S
LUNCH OR BRUNCH
ll,.••• e11d food
Co111ri11t for Portie•
SUNDAY-BR UNC H
Ol"l'H I YERY DAY
(IOI THI Otl!:•OI •DJ.t.CfOIT
TO NIW~Oll T I EICOI r 1111
2106 W. OCEAN FRONT
NEWPORT IUCH
Indian :Fest
At Pon1ona
Fairgrounds
Real
Cantonese f Pod
11t htr• Dr
t1ke hom1 .
ST AG
CHINESE CASINO
111 2 I st pl., Newport 811ch . OR iole 3·9S60
btt-• Y-l r••"4 D.ity 12.12 -frl. •"4 SM. 'tll J •·"'·
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For Reservations c.all :
Zenith 9-992 4
FUNNY HOW lOVERS START AS ..•
"friends"
@ TECHNlCOLOA"
<a> A PARAMOUNT PICTURE
NOW AT BOT H
EDWA RD S CINEMAS
l "lO ~I HAllllOll 1 2
Ell IOIT {,()ULIJ STA RS IN
"I LOVE MY WIFE" (R) -~-~~~~+-:"""'~
NATIONAL GENERAL THEATRES
IXClU!!.YI OIANG( COUNTY fN6AG~~fflfT
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mokt wor . he did
Johnny 901 h11 gun
Jason Roborth
Donold Sullltrlond
1 Exclusive Orange County Indoor Engagement
I -l"~U\ -J~"• '"""•· •i. T...... ..
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"Tl•IY SHOOT HO•tll,
Dt)J•fT THIY 7"' ..
Fri cloy
Evening
OCT08£Jt 22
,
" DA.tL.Y 'ILOf If
Saturday
Morning
0CT09[Jt 21
For Advert ising in
Out 'N' About
Phone Norm Stanlet
642-4321
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i~t~~~~~ Guide to Fun
SOUTH COAST llAZ.. 0.-'" ' d f couo ,.~,.,. 171 •1 j4().,1t1 1 ...... , Continue rom Page 25
SOUTH SEAS
TROPICAL FISH
Oro .... Co11•ty'1 fine.'
MM<tio11 of Tropl~•I fish
CHtd Cioldfi-
• AQUARIUMS e MAINTENANCE SERYICl e LtYE FOODS e LIYl PLANTS
l ll W. WIL~ON, COSTA MESA
(of! F•lr~••W l!G .) 1 .. ·1'•1
tQl} A!l•nT•, 1-11Jl'lllNGlON BEACl'I
(Ne•• ro N~w Luc~~·•)
'61-0111
KIDS
LIKE
UNCLE LEN
OCT. %8
STORY HOUR -Costa r.1esa Library. 566 Center St., Costa
,\lcsa. offers a children's story hour each Thurs. al 10:30 a.m.
OCT. %9
SURFING fIL~1 -"Cosmic. Children "' screens at 8 p.m.
Friday, in Forum JI of Golden \Vest College, Huntington
Beach . Tickets $1.50.
OCT. 29 · 30
JR \'INE 1\-tASTER CHORALE -Concert at 8:30 p.m. Fri.
and Sat. in the auditorium of Orc.nge Coast College, 2701
Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. Tickets, $3. Call 633-3570.
OCT. 30
THEATER BENEFIT -"Another Evening vdth Miss ?11ag-
gl" benefits the LagWla J\1oulton Community Theater. 8:30
p.m. Sat. in the Playhouse. 606 Laguna Canyon Road , Laguna
Beach . Donation. $;.. Call 494-0743.
New Actress FOR RESERVATIONS
HOLLYWOOD (UPI)
CALL
l\EWPORT CENTER TRAVEL
Mary Ure asked to be released
from her role in • 'The
Re\lengers" ""ith Ernest
Borgnine and William Holden
and was replaced by Susa n
Hayv.'ard. 644-1412
FOR
Lola
Robin~
"'-SITM"-R
MESA lRAYEL AGENCY
2790 Harbor at Adams
S46-8181
RESERVATIONS
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DARREL EBERT WINS WATERCOLOR SHOW AWARD
Artist and Wife .at Laguna Art Gallery With Prin Check
'Bear Country' Due
Debuts Next Spring at Disneyland
The lndian Village at
Disneyland will be gone by
next spring. In its place "·ill
be a new four-acre attraction
-•·Bear Country."
D i s 11 e y 's electronically
motivated systen1 for giving
action to three·dlmensional
fig11res v.·ill make ''Country
Bear Jamboree" the ninth
'"audio-animatronics" presen-
tation in Disneyland.
This technique is the Jifc-
force for such park favorites
as '"Pirates of tbe Caribbean.''
"Haunted Mansion," "(ireat
fl1oments with !\tr. Lincoln,"
and "It 's a Small \Vorld."
Details of the new land, its
featured adventure and other
elements are still in the early-
development stage at \VED
Enterprises, Inc., fJi sney
ficials said.
\VED is the Disneyland plan-
ning and design firm , \vhich
has ''imagineered''
Californ ia's Disneyland and
Walt Disney \Vorld in F'lorida.
including all attractions in
both projects.
Site-preparation ~'ork has
begun al Disneyland in the
northwest quadrant of the
Park, near Frontierland.
A.dull• U.71 -Jr'•. 11.lS ·Kid• Ile
Florence Hf~d1rl0n
"'SONG Of NORWAY" !GI
plu•
"WHlN 8 8ELLS TOLL" (GPJ
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Tonite at 5:30 & 9:45
cl ia kazan"s
the :i=e·
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Newport Beach resident.
Darrel Ebert, a Golden West
College art instructor. has
received a first place a"·ard 1n
the !'list annual exhibit of the
California \Valer Color Soc1ctv
being shown through Nov. 2. <1.t
the Laguna Beach A r t
Association Callery, 307 Cliif
Drive, Laguna Beach.
Ebert's work, "'Dubrovnek".
a non·objecl1ve painting of I
't'ugoslav1Hn \•1llage. was one
of 86 p1e!'eS se!eeled from 800
t'rilne~. It won a SIOO a"'ard
fron1 the Bu~za Cardoza gree t..
1ng c<ira finn.
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Benjsmin becomes bored with tion Era. Clark Gable and Vl·
his empty, ~ft marri~gf' And vlen Ltlgh.
career. Turns to sexual fan-
tasies and one brief encounter Dr. ZbJYago (GP): Omar
wit h a streetwalker. Co-stars Shari: portrays young Russi an
Joanna Shimkus. tl(l('tnr and poet caught up ln
his courylry·s revolutionary
The Or11al1atloa (GP ): Sid-uphe<1val, Geraldine Chaplin is
ney Poitier stars as 1 police his wire and Julie Christie
detective, joins forces "'ith portrays the mistress he met
\'igilantes \vho 11re tr.a'~g while serving in the Army.
down an international drug
ring. Barbara !licNa1r and "Kotch'' (G.P): \Valter Mat.
Sheree North co-star. thau plays ta lkative, opiJl..
ionated, lovable w i do we r
mercenary involved ln 1 Mex·
ie.1n revclutio n, temporarily
sidetracked by re 1 cu Ing
Shirley Macl..alnt (An alleged
nun I from three drunks In the
desert. Filmed in Mexico.
When Eight Bel\5 Toll (GP):
Alistair t.1acLean's s t o r y
about two intelligence men
sent to Scotland lo hunt for
missing gold. The action takes
pl1ee aboard a yacht and in a
cave under a castle ~rched
on a rugged Wlside cliff.
FAMILY
The African Elf'phant IGl :
Friday, October 22, l'f71
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MON. • OCT. 2Sth
AT ALL DWAIDS
CINIMA THIA'hD
WORLD PREMIERE
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CAN DICE BERGEN
PETER BOYLE
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Tht-Co nformist /RI: The
traged y of a man and his
limes starring Jean.Louis
Trint1gnant as a rled1ca!OO
Fascisl "'hose life is caught in
a Wf'b of disaster.
The Stewardessts (XI: Film retired from hard\\•are store
in 30 concerning the after du· and [i\,iig with son's fa mily.
ly activities of five airline Farn.ily tries to move him tn
stewardesses ~·ho seek sex rest home. Jack Lemmon
lhrills \\'ith men or inanimate directs this drama-comedy
objects . dealing with three generations
Documentary filmed in Africa
which follows the life, beauty ALSO .bllnCoa11 -Mortialllldd
and pov.•er of the bull elephant!::'.::=========~ ~~=:::§l!;A~Tl;D;(':;G~•;;:=:::;~
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The Arra.ne:emenL ( R I :
Summf'r 01 "4Z !R): A under one roof.
nostalgic return In the early The Last Run <GP ): After a
"'ar years depicting three nine year hide-out in Lalin
teenage bo~·s a\.\'akening In America, gangster conles out
romance and sex. They \\'hile of hiding \\•he n he can't resist
away summer at an Eastern one last assignn1ent. George
shore resort planning con-C. Sco!t is the underwarld
qiiests. Sen11itive Hermie falls fig ure.
in his natural habitat. t •Dwa"D l How The West Was \\'on
(GI· The settling or the West ! ~ (pa:, •.JU!':\ j
presented in five episodf's with -"" •aT•p .. -
scenic photography and an all ::-=..:: ~~ ... ..!."'.:.! ::.!: ::!" ..!:! '.:.:!1 Personality and sex u a I
ha ngups of a brl!Jiant public
relations m11n (K irk Dougla s)
in his computerized world ,
Faye Dun away plays the
uninhihited office nustress.
Debor ah Ke rr is the e!ll.ahlish -
ment 'vire trying to Sil\'e her
world and mRrringe.
Carnal Knowledge j R ) :
in love with beautiful Army
wife. J ennifer O'Neill and The Law man (GP): A story
Gary Gtlmes slAr. of tht: violent West Bt1rt Lan-
caster portrays marsha l who T.R. Bas kin ~GP!: C11 ndice enforces the Ja1v among all
Bergen and Petf'r Boyle star citizens. even "'hen it means
in !he story of those wno go to lackling the weallhy rancher
seek fame and fortune in the \\'hose sidekicks have killed a
big ci t y. There they bystander. Lee J . Cobb and
discover the depersonalizing Robert Ryan costar.
aspects of metropolitan life. Secret of Santa \'ittoria
star cast.
The OUt-Of-Towners IG):
1-lumorous expe rien.:es of man
and wife V.'hn go to New York
from Ohio for a job interview.
Jack Lemmon and Sandy Den-
nis portray the couple trying
to e<>pe with the big city dur·
ing transit and garbage strike.
On Any Sunday IG): Bruce
Brov!'n, who filmed "Endless
Summer," brin gs viewer the
beauty, danger. joy and humor
of young Amf'rica 's motorcy-
Mike Nichols directs th e J ules
Fei ffer script in a series of
case history re\•f'la lions of
sexual aberrations and gutter
Jani::uage .,.,hich the film says
reflects American societv.
Stars Ann·Margret and JaCk
Nicholson.
Glmmee Shelter ·( R ) :
ft1ATURE TEENS IGP): By odd turn of events
AND AD ULTS An!hnny Qu inn becomes ne"·ly
A rtfan Called Horse {GPl: appointed mayo r of Italian
English aristocrat is captured \•illage aflf'r collapse o f
by Sioux early in the 19th Cen· Mussolini's regime. Villagers
tury and is subjected to and new mayor connive to
cruelty as he tries lo prove hide totA•n's treasured one
hi~elf. Richard Harris and million boUJcs of 1l'ine from
Dame Judith Anderson star. the oncoming Nazis.· Anna
cle cr2z.e. Done as semi· I r.~~~·~·~~-~~~~ documentary. Steve McQuef'n moi---
and pals ride in sand dune
shots.
Documen tary account of Roll·
ing Stones rock fest ival near
San Francisco where four
died. Study of mob psychology
culminating in actual photos of
Black m•n slabbed by Hell 's
Angel.
Friends (R): Sean Bury and
Anicee Al vina portray two
you ng, l one 1 y French
teenagers whose friend9hip
develops into love. Not realiz·
ing the pressures of life, they
try to live in the world of love
they ha ve found with each
other.
Johnny Gilt His Gun IRl:
Timo!hy Bott oms portrays
\Yorld \\'ar I soldier "'ho is left
limbless and faceless as resul t
of \\•ar's violence. Donald
Sutherland. Jason Robards
and Diane Varsi star in fil m
version of Dalton Trumbo
novel.
The ~larrlage of a YouD~
Stockbroker (R): R Jc hard
Bless the Beast and Children !l-1agnani costars.
Song of Norway IG): Life
a.nil music of Edvard Gr ieg.
:r.1arried to childhood
S\\'eetheart he temporarily
becomes infatuated by opera
star. Follows her to Rome hut
disenchanted, returns to
Norway and rediscovers its
vivid. wild bea uty and
translates feelings into music.
*
(G P): Six boys from problem Th e Skin Game (GPl: Qui n·
homes find the ms e Ives cy and Jason are pre-Civil
socially rejected at summer War con men whose game is a
camp. \\'hen counselor ex-phony slave trade. Jason
poses them Lo nee d\ es s weeps 'vhen his master 6ells
slaughter of pen1led buffalos him , Quincy then rescues him
they decide to react to adult and they move on to fleece the Tile letter immediately
value system , Stanl ey Kramer next town. then one da y Jason after the title indicates the
produced and directed. can't escape. Stars James rat.in9' Qiven the picture by Garner and Lou Gossett. The Confession IGPl: Yves tl1e J\1otion Picture Code.
t.lontant and Simone Signoret Tlol·o ri.Tulr~ ICJr Sister Sara Tlte Code And Rating pro-
star in drama of relentless (GP ): Clint East "·oo d gram may be fouud on one
Communist minister "'h o portrays an Ameri c an o/ lhe motion picture. pages. b~omes a victim or Sta lin1st ,p;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~
purge and is tortured by his
own go\•ernment.
Gooe With the \\'lod (GP ):
Re·issue of fi lm version of the
~1argaret Mitchell classic.
Story of the Old South during
the Civil War and Reconstruc-
Villac;ie West Welcomes
folk Art -&r•1d Dough pl.,:J, -K•r•n M1 rg!1r
Lit Wlclr -C."elt., -P•r·o++o•ttl>I
• • •
Metol Art Studio -M1+•I S<ul"tur• -C huck G oo1m1n
0.1 Mh1o's -O il P•inti"91 -Judv A11t1I
Frome Up -Cu stom fr1mi119 -Phl!11 fti"
Joe l Yh1ce11t Jorski -M•t1I Sculptor1
Carl lroO.rlck -Arli1t
f_,ive Tlieuter None'( Do'(I• -Arii1I
'ottl Aoc:k -Arti1!
WIJ!t9t Doy -M1ltl Sculpt~••
Je1111y Yo11Comp -Ha 11el cut Gl111 W1r•
'Barefoot in the Parl{' ••• in their new studios
79J .UCIUNA CANYON ltOAD -LAQ.UNA llACH
I
Ope11s Tonight at UCI
"Tommy''
A rock opera on st.tge at
South Coast Repertory , 1827
Newport Blvd .• Costa Mesa,
Wed .. Sat. at 8 pim. (f'Xlra
performance on Sat. at 10
p.m ). to Oct . 30 Reservations
-646-1363.
"Barefoot ln the Park''
Neil Simon comedy produced
h\' !hi' Irvin e Comm11ni!r
Theater in Humaniti es Hall on
the UC Irvine c<1mpus, 8 pm
Fri -Sal . Oc! 22 to 30. Call
M7-7i3.1.
Loara School Auditorium, 213
S. Loo.ra St., Anah eim. 8:30
p.m. Nov. 4..S 2.nd 12-13.
R~ervation5 -SJS-5814.
"Boys and Ghouls Togethr:r"
Children's Halloween com-
edy on stage at the Fountoin
Valley Community Thea!er.
Los Am igos High School. 16566
NeWhope St.. _Fountain Valle}'.
Oct. 22 -24: 29 -30 at B p.m.
arirl Oct. Jl <it 2 pm. Reser-
vations -96B-2!152.
•·Stalae: 11"
\\'ar-limr. romrdy·drama on
"You'rr. a Good l\Tan stage at the Sanlfl Ana Cnm·
Charlie Brown" munit y Players, 500 W. 6th St ..
NOW SHOWING
A new film from
Co1t1 G•vras who
gave u 1 "Z"
"ONI 01' THI YIAlt'I 10 lllT"
-'"' "A l"AICIHAT INO l"ILM ., ."
-J111111~ Crill -----... A ~ueen (X)r!rrorvi...,
senror'ld ..ll'.M:ll Prodocr10n
~..,Yve1 Montano Simone S1gnore1.
_ 11f<l "Ttfe·confe$slon"
ALSO-/ Tiil• rr .. rorn roted "R'" J"" Louis Trl11tll'"' "A CA1ZLINl5 MO Vll! , .• SUPE 101!" -N.Y, Tim••
"THE CONFORMIST"• Crin1erl_\' b.V lhe \\'t.stmins!er Santa Ana . F[i. • Sat. at 8:30[
Cornmunity Theater at the p.m N'>v :i ttirni.igh 20 Reser-I
Finley Schnol auri1torium. Ed-~,~·a~li~o~n~,~~5~3~1·~'7~38~·------~~~~~~~~~~~~~~===::~~==:~I "'.a~d:,. a_t .!ra~,~·, ~~~tm1~~t:,~· !!
rl ~ (l.,Jot fl.Ill, i '!".><II., V\.L. I.I-"
30. Call 897-1 !lit
"Lnng Day'11 .Journey
Into ~tght"
La~una J\.1oulton Playhouse
production pla ying in lhe
Forum Theater on the art fes-
tival grounds, Laguna Beach,
Wtd .-Sat from Oct. 22 to 30.
Call 494--0743.
"The Boy Friend''
Sandy Wilson's 192~ musical
produced by the Laguna Moul·
Community Theater, La-
Gflnyon Road , Lr;guna
, 8:30 ta.m., Tues . ..Sat.
from Nov. 2 to 20. Reserva·
lions -494.tl74.l.
"Plata Suite"
Ntll Simon comedy done by
lhe Ana-od eeka Playenr in
Progr1m
Rated
"GP"
The Mirlsc Production Comp1ny p'resent1
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CALL FOR OUR PICTURE BROCHURE
OF CURRENT LISTINGS
OFFICE OPEN SAT. & SUN.
CAMEO SHORES OPEN HOUSE
SUN. 2-5 at 4500 OHR1NG1'0N . Nearly Vf.•
acre of se('lusion. Large roorns. \\let bar and
eabana buill aro11nd large pool & patio.
Vie\\'S! SJ 75,000. Geor.ge Grupe
BAYSHORES WATERFRONT
Open for your inspection :;iun P.~1. 2600 Bav-sh~re Dr. 0\vner ;; 1110\'ing &: mus\fie ll at onCe
this 6 bdr1n home ovcrlookin1_!111ain bay.
$149,500. l\'lary l larvcy
HARBOR VIEW HILLS 4 BORMS
r-.·tove right into thi s terrific Lusk hom e.
Family room has \vet bar & fireplace. L;irge
pool sized yard. \1ie"· of hills & some ocean
vle\v. $74,500. incl udes the land.
OPEN SUN. 1·5·1707 CANDLESTICK LANE
(One block So. !·loliday Roadl. On this
choice. quiet tree linC'd street is situated this
4 bdrn1, high bean1 dinin,g plus family room,
2112 bath hon1e . Roon1 for pool plus play
yard. Court yard. l)atio entry. $69.750.
~1ary Lou ~'lari o n
EASTBLUFF OPEN SUN. 1·5
2232 Arbutus. 3 bdrnt Lusk horne \Vi th large
cozy famil y r rn. Pool size ya rd on quiet st.
Bike to schools. chur<"hes & shopping.
$44,500. l-larriet Davies
LIDO ISLE VILLA
~1editerranean charm. ~·lexican g\o\\'. 7 bd-
rn1s. 6 baths. ll&F pool. Over 5000 ft. or
quality l1on1e . r·ull price $180.000. \\'Ith
lern1s. Gene \treeland
OP~N SUNDAY l·S P.M.
O\vner transferred . ~·lust leave this 2 yr. old
3 bdrn1 home behind. Sunny electric kitch-
en. Cdi\1's best buy. Only $56.500. 1018 Sand·
castle Drive . .'\l Fink
ELEGANT TOWNHOUSE
In beautiful UNl\'ERS11"'{ JJ1\RK . 3 bdrn1 ..
2 bath. forn1al din ing. step·d n . livi ng roon1,
private patio. Open S.i\'r. & SUN. P.ivl. 17682
r\Sl-I TltEE 14ANE. 834.900. Belle Eartch
BARGAIN HUNTING??
Drop by this OPEN 1-IOUSE SUN. 2-5. 2.512
LIGl-i'J'l·IOUSE LANE, Ne,,·port Beach. One
of our BES'f BU''S -in one of our 1'0Ji
locations. Beautiful 4 bdrrn-fatn. rnl. Sranish
dCs ign. Near co1nn1. poo l. A lo\v $65,000.
Bud Austin
GALAXY VIEW LOT
OPEN SU1\1• 1·5. J 369 (;t\L.l\X'°. in Dover
Shores. Ne\vport Beach. Lovely 4 bdrn1.,
family home ,~·i t.h 5parc for pool & caniper
or boa t. Lar,ge fam. r n1 .. high ceilings, and
bright open fee ling. $99.500.
Charlene \\'hyte
OPEN HOUSE-S.UN 12·4 P.M.
1472 Galaxy Drive, Dover Shores.
Luxurious custorn built 3 bdrn1, dining rn1 .
hon1e ,~·i th · .co1nplete privacy achieved
through exti-a large lot. Separate master
suite. Pool:•{l 35,~~· Kathryn J{au\ston1
SPA~ & GRACIOUS
Tn1vnhou sc in Uni,'crsitv Park. 2 strH·,·. 3
bdrn1., lgc. farn. rn1. \v/\v rt h<1i-. Xlnt (Joor
plan. upgraded thru-oul. PRl~~l l.Ol. ()N
BEST Gf{f;E.'\i B~~J :r. near sc hools, pool ~.
Lennis. S48.!)30. "C. .. huck" Lefts
WATERFRONT DOVER SHORES
O\\'ncr \1an'ts to ~ell 1his surer hon1c. 5 bd-
rn1s, :l bath ~. pf\nl. Sa1111:i. Bar .• 1 car garaf:P.
See \hi~ rna\'n1f1ccnt hon1e and 111akf' an 01-
fcr. Reduce(] to: S185.000. l,;1 \·cr;1 Burns
BE ST 4·BEDROOM BUY
Ea slb!uff -J'\0 11· vacanl -Professionallv
cleaned & re.:idv lo n1ove into. 'J'ran . .,ferred o~\!ner \\•ants or'fcr. S48,750. <~arol Taturn
CUSTOM CONTEMPORARY
Spani:::h til e floor s. 3 bedrooms, ove rsized
fan1 ily roon1 \\'ilh ,1·cl bar. ()ulstanding view.
Elleen llurlson
BAY & OCEAN VIEW
First offering for this prime 5 bctrtn , 5 bath.
5000 ft . hon1 c \v1th huge pool & jacuzzi &
grassy lawn! S umptuous master suite t11ilh 2
baths .. l\n exclusive a l $187.500.
Bitt'Con1stock
BEAUTIFUL BAYSHORES
Offering a \vel! kept 3 bdrm on Bayshore
Dr. -H.ecently re-decorated. 'You must see
to appreciate. By appointment, $59,500.
11arry Frederick
QUICK OCCUPANCY
Located on quiet strefu in 1-larbor \'ie\v I-tills.
Cozv Lusk hon1e \vi th family roo1n, beautiful
yard. $5!).950. includes the land.
Cathryn Tennille
DOES EARLY AMERICAN
tum yo11 on ~ The used brick and beamed
ceiling in this expanded Barcrest cottage
,\·i ll create. the perfect selling for you.
$55,950. M. C, Buie
EMERALD BAY VIEW
3 Bdrm. den horne designed for pleasant liv·
Ing in maximum security private cornn1un·
ity. Am enities include great beach, pool.
tennis, fee !and. $88.500. Bob '\'orke
833-0700
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General
OPEN HOUSES
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PROPERTIES
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220 E. 17th St., C.M.
CALL 646-0555
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General
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5 BEDROOMS -PLUS POOL
]'referred a rea of \Ve stcli(f. AJ\ large rtns.
l"arnily roon1 1ritb fireplace. 4 baths. 20'x40'
pool \vith separa te Jacuzzi pool. f\'love in for
Cbris t1nas season. ('all for appt. $79.900
LINDA ISLE -$145 ,000
('hartning and beautiful! Best \\'aterfront
buv' 5 BR. fa n1. rn1. & fo rn1al d ining. 1\ll
c1ec1ric kitchen. \vet ba r in l"R. !ta!ian tile
entry. Fireplace in f\1str. Bl1. f'iert slip.
DOVER SHORES -$85,000
Bav & n1ountain vle\v! Star light . star bright .
fir.St hon1e to see tonight. it t1vi n.kles day, it
twinkles night, this hon1e is really out of
sight. 3 BR. study & a rea to store boat. Prn·
fessionally redec -like ne1v !
2042 GALl\XY OPEN Si\'f/SUN'l-5 .30
EASTSIDE COSTA MESA -$39,SOO
On quiet cul-de-sac s t. 0\vner purthased lar-
i:.:er hon1e & just reduced the prii;e on lhis
s harp 3 BR, beauty. Near \Vestcliff shops.
2015 ALISO OPEN SAT/SUN 1·5 :30
LINDA ISLE -$155.000
Brand ne\v 4 BR. hon1e of distinct ion '''ii h
FR, DR .. & study. Boats. shimmering \l'aler
& \'OU in the 1nidd le of a!l the splendor o(
Linda Isle. Seeing is be lievin g!
B LI NDA ISLE OPEN SAT/SUN 1·5 :30
LINDA ISLE -$160.000
1::.xcitin g a rchitectural features in this NE\·V
4 !~!{. hon1e \1•1 FR .. DR . s~. study. 5 baths.
1-lf gh ceiloigs lli:. h11 gc s undeck. 0\vner 11•ill
lease or exchan ge. See broker at 8 Linda Isle.
SPACIOUS 3 BEDROOM BEAUTY
('ustoin buill 111Hh beautiful 1vood exterior.
\Vood paneling_ Entry tiles fro1n Mexico. Lge
bonus roo n1 for hobby rn1. or conversion to
l \1·oadditional bdrn1 s. By appt. $64.500 '
CORONA DEL MAR INCOME -$63.000
Our exclusi\'e. :l BJ{. I bath fr!. l1nil. Arand
NE\V 3 bdrn1 .. 2 bath rear unit. Close to
s hops. \Valk to beach. Excellent incon1e.
4 16 POINSETTIA OPEN SAT 1-5.30
DOVER SHORES -$105.000
Bright & shining. NJ·:\V drea rn horne sl!r~
rounded by 1r1uth higher priced hon1es 4
IJdrn1s .. n1usic r1n .. studv & for1nal J)n . Dra·
rnalic 2 story LR. Island· kitchen. 3 C';ara ge~.
410 l\'JOfiN INC; S'fi\R OJJJ·:N SUN. J-5 :30
HOME FOR LEASE.FANTASTIC VIEW
O\vne1· \l'i!I lease thi s split-level honie \1'ilh
vie\v of bay, ocean & bright lig ht s. 3 Bed--
roorns or 2 & run1pus rm. f<'urn. $425 Mo.
1011 KINGS RO.t\D Of'EN SA T/SUN 1·5:30
BAY ISLAND -$135 ,000
l~n_joy tbe quiel peaceful livi ng on this p ic-
!urcsque island a\vay fron1 noise & traffi c.
Lovely. older 5 BR. tion1e \\'Ith pier & slip.
CHOICE WATERFRONT LOTS
Beautiful Dover Shores & Linda Isle, $4~_JOO
-$69,5-00 -$75,000 -$65.000. ~
BROKERS & SALESMEN
\\'e have an opening for a 1ru1n Or lady knOI\'·
ledgeable in co1n1nercia l. incon1e and resi-
dent ial properties. Our prirne requ1re1nents
are integrity nnd enthusiasm. If you are ,e:en·
1.1ine!~nterested in a professional rear .es~ate
caree~ e v~n tl1011gh you n1ay have lun1ted
experience. \l'C are int.erc~ted in 111ceting
you. lnterv1e1v by appoint n1e111. •
"Ou r 26th Year"
WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO., Realtors
2111 San Joa quin Hills Road '
"Overlooking Big Canyon Country Club"
NEWPOR'r CENTER 644-4910
* * * * * * General General
BAYSIDE DRIVE WATERFRONTS
OCEAN & BAY VIEW
l'ron1 122 ft. lol . is the setting for this be;iu ..
tiful 4 bdrn1 .. 4 bath home 1vith Its own pier
& slip. $25-0 .000
LINDA & HARBOR ISLAND VIEW
Fron1 this lo vely 4 bdrn1., 4 bath home. On
a 59' lot. 1vilh pier & Ooat. Nice custom drap-
eries & paneli11 g. $139.500. ,
BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR
Islanders Bldg. at Linda Isle
341 Bayside Dr., Suite 1, N.8 . 67>6161
oom 1 ~::".''.::'""'""'""'""'""'~""'~~""'""'""'~ A 1rrr111,-. honl'<'. nr JhP n1<'ln· 1 General __ G_o_n-eral
r v 2 Ball1l< 4 H,..droo111.~.l---------.'.-
u·s;•d tiric,k r'n.<'plal'r. 1:zx 111VA in Mesa Verde
t'ollt pa1~lcd 1len, ho1Jt-·,ns. $27 950
~W-172() I
TARBELL '~ """""'"'· 2 "'""' o,.,,,,.,. and shuurrs throughnu1. r-:x.
11·a linen elosrts rliShll'!lilh·
f'r and rlishma-~"wr. Utility
mom wi1h built-in cabiner!f.
PENDING
FORECLOSURE
A!len11on Gr huyl'rJI. Lar~
.l bediwm & family 2 1;tory
homf'. apprai~ hy Vi\ 111
S29.9.'lfl. U~ your no down
VA loan. Out uf at"('a o~·ncr
11<•eds fa~t 11n!e!
Call 5-10·l1 fil lopen ~\'!"':<I,
Genera l
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1·a11 bt• SN"ll (run1 this gtant
:1 SR hon1f'. Cu.~ro1nhull1 and
p>:q111silt·l.v 11!·s1g11•'{I Io r
111udf'1'n l1v1n)!, 1 SI<"°)' bt•<t.11.
r.v s1•nu1g nn a hlUTop. All
rt11.~ for S·l~1.~i(~1.
4 UNITS
. Jsl I)\\ ni•r nghl vff.
ablt" if you hurry! N••<r,r
::,1n!ington·~ fuwst tx>11el1.
1\ll 2 hc1l11J<1111~ ;111d 011!.v
S61.:'100. A !111P 111\'t•slll)<'rll,
LIDO ISLE
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1111,. ll11n1•r •f•'Sll•'l'alf'. "'ill
a1·e<:>p1 any r"11s.111ablf' ufJ.
t'I' $."l!l,liOO <1sk111~.
OCEANFRONT
l\;;ll~1a ht•a11ty 1Jtl lht• ho;1rd-
1\'alk. ,J11s1 .•IPPS 1t~1n1 lhr
()('<'an. '!. ht>dniotns, 2 halh\
hu1l1 -fns & 1!ish''ll~hl'r, An
f'\1,·1•ll1•111 buy for n•n!al or
ft SllnlllH'I' h{l111t'.
-DO-YOU NEED?
il I 1too1n !oz· a bo<il <inr! a
j~i J!Hhh.v 1·00111 <11' worh
~hop·:
Cl l lllln1pus roon1?
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t71 l!:1qwr, t:ns1g11, <tnd !lar-
11\lr J11 ~,·boob'~
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It ~o, "'" Jt1~1 11s1,.d ~ou1· ll•"v
h111n('' i\nd 11'~ undt•r·
~1 1~.000 ~ ! ! ('all 111clay.
tHll-7171.
CAN'T FIND IT? * \\'ILi. BlJ JL D your d1\'!i1,
hon1c. H<11·r slafr for l"On1-
plt:lr. hornc p.1ckn~c.
Put you r 1.-,,nrirlf'1H·c l11 our
19 ,v,..ar" of QualHy custo1n
hon1e building.
Sr" l"xample nr p1'0!'fut·t at
:.'000 Ga.I;\.\)', l:>.:i1·cT Shor .... ~.
Ivan Wells & Sons
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ANOTHER -
SUPER DUMP
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I '.1·1111.:. YIJlll' 1•~11, und ,.:hfll'•'I,
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IHilll l~r~r parl I ... 11 ... Pl I('''
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Ax"? HIRIT AGI
DOVER -SHORES
Tht> !v<•n \Yt•lls Atriun1
j\-1c;!"l. Fyur B''ih110111s lhrr"
b;)Th.~, f;in11ly n•11u, •lining
1•)(>111, !'US\<;111 f)llf,I ;111d J:O·
<•1u1.1 pl11.~ :.11 J.~()" 11i·w •Jl
L'pprr N<'ll'P!ll 'l H:1.\', Tlus I~
th(' ult1niri!r 111 r1.:'g-ai11 lh·-
1ni:_ Pnrl't'.I ul .Sl 1:1,IXJO. Call
G46-7J71 !or n11 11p)Jion1mr11\
10 S('(' this 1.J<·11utlful homr .
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General
fORISI E 01.SO~ "' PE AL TO R S
()Pf;N 7 01\YS A \\'!'.:EK
DIRTY
DIRTY
DIRTY
2 Story · 4 Bedroom
$0 Down • VA
SNAP, CRACKLE AND "POP"
on over !n ' POPPV" lo see this unt{JUe 3
bedrooni z bath s plit level duplex. 2 fire·
plates. builtin kilt hen. a lovel;.o aln1ost ne\v
back 1111!1 . \l'alking distance to BE1\Cl l &
.shoppin g in cles1rable COJ~ON.I\ (tel !111\R
$6 1,500.
-B11l'ga111 1111\<'!' JL.:ST LI ST·
l·;O:: l.<11· .. ly Ju11io~ 1-.'\<'CU·
llV•' Oll'f'lL <I h11~1· h1•rlr110n1s.
('1·a1·k1tng-llSt'f! hri1·k F'lRE·
Pl.ACE. Brighi • 1Y>0111,v
ki!<:h<'n . o,-,•rs11.••d prt!I{) for
.l'<'al' 11rou1~I P.llJO}'lll1'llt.
B1·1111; ;i plli11t lirllsh • ,
Tll 1\'l"~ i\J.1.. Turn 1h1s Im!'·
"STACKED", SWEET AND SHARP!!
I.cl us s ho1v yo u this extra sharp split level.
'2 bed roon1 . 1112 bath hoine 1vi th \Vall to wall
c:arpct!ng and buiH ·ins. ('\ubhouse and pool
1vilh it's "NO·C . .<\RE" privil eges. i\ real fi nd
al • • • • . . . . . . . . . ........• $23,BOO
POOL OR "PUTI"
Enjoy a dip in the POOL or "PU'f T" on lhe
green 1vit h "ri.1EMB ERS~I IP ri-r A I N 1' E N·
ANC ~:." 'J'hree ain ple bedroon1s, three baths.
11vo fireplates, 12'x30' solariurn," It's got
it alJ" at ..................... _ $59.500. ** LINDA ISLE ** PRIVATE SLIP
;\ private "SLIP" 1takes a 50 ft. boatl. de·
scends from this fabulou s J.incia Isle "VIE\V
Jlon1c." 3 Lovely bedroon1s. forn1al dinin g
roon1. 4 deluxe baths. fireplace. An exciting
home lo entertain in .:\ n1u st to see $225 ,000.
FIRST RATE "EIGHT"!!
IN EASTBLUFF
1-lcre arc eight ~uper deluxe SP\.lT l.E\1EL-
VlE\V apart1nents. localed in EA STBl,U FF.
Ov.1ner's unit<~ beclr oo1n. 21 S bath: 4·2 bed·
roo1n. l 1':.! hath, 3-1 bedrnooi. 1 1,(~ bath. You
haven't seC'n anything like these uqits A
pleasure to ~!lo\v at ..... , . , . , .. ~198,450.
REALTORS
644-7270
(Formerly Delancy Real Estate)
2828 EAST COAST HIGHWAY
CORONA DEL MAR, CALIF.
General General
FABULOUS OCEAN VIEW
l·ll gh 111 lhe Lagun a !~ill s. You can see ror
n1ile." fron1 Lh is snacious 2 s torv home with
forn1al <lln inl! roo111. den, 3 bcdroorn s, • 3
b<ilhs. all on large ci:lrner lol. J{cduc.:ed in
price. No\\' $78,500.
CORONA DEL MAR, INCOME
\V eil located. 1nodt'r11 de!>igned hon1c 1vilh 3
bcd roo1n:-:, 2 full ha1hs, private yard. theer-
(111 firerlaee. lnl'ttUX:' unit over garage.
f'r·1t<•d lo :-.ell S~'i.:iOU.
LIDO ISLE VIEW
Singh• !-1nry ~1 C"d i 1errancan designed l101ne
011 ext ra large eorncr lo l . On exclusive Lido
Isle v.·11h l111ohstrut te1'l Bay vie\1'. 2 bcdroorns.
panelled den. nic:el)• land ~f·aped enclosed
yard & 3 car ~arage. $114.600.
HARBOR
g;:.111 inlo prof11. Unt)('l1r.11·
rilJI,, ;11 onl.v S:l0,900. "O"
dt>\\'n VA. Hurry.
CALL 645-0303 mt !!arbor, Costa Nlesa
HOBBY HAVEN
VA.FHA -$36,500.
llobby1sr "'ill a.iorr. th<' Olli·
of-sight u1:rs1a1rs roon1 all
f1n ishl'd and !"asy 10 clran
p;irquPr vi11yl nouring. This
spra\\'l111g 4 B ED R 0 0 i\t
lli\,'l'CllER also has fom1al
dining by f1n·~1rlr, rovererl
palio. wall-!11--\\'all 1hruoul
ancl ki1l'11rn 1'1th gl4.'arnini;
('<'n11nic Ille. Nit'l' lll'ighbor-
1100•1. rc... co:rs
~WALLACE
REALTORS
Open Evenings.
• 962-4454 •
NOW!
COLLEGE PARK
$28.250
0111a•r h;1 s lransfclTF'cf In
St·;i1il.-~11id wants horn<" ~old
r1i.;h1 11011: V1•ry nc';ol, ,.J,.,-1n
and r•·cHl,Y tv 11101·1' 011, 11·11h
:~ (Jf>dr•lOlllfi, 1''. h.ilh~. fanl·
lly r~X>nl. 11pgrad<'d kitehrn
and J"1·1·iy fl'ncerl )<1rd,
:->horl walk tp sfhools and
:-hupp1ng. ,\I/ 1t>l'!lls ;i1·ail-
ahlC' for rapid salP. Plione
~6-2:ll:I !or 1111µoir11n1c111 to
SC'l'.
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HEART APPEAL
PUR~I'; APPF:Al.·~ r!'s nn
a11ra('lll't' 1111"''' bclrn1., ]·\
halh. f:11111ly ('111 ., tl\'Wly r11r-
J!l'h'd horn,, wllh H, I rh•t'.
k11rh\'ll , B<'.llillhlll_v (•lll'IO~
l'd ln111 1 0·01urh·11nt :ond l1<q.:r
ii'lll'••rl u1 n ·i!·J' ,•1u·1L R~'.:';'I' ~11-:~.\ Vl·:llU~: 'rfL·r o;..•l,Y
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ORANGE VISTA
PROPERTIES
Fnrn1l'rly l..JBnrd1:1 It l·~-
220 E. 17th Sf ., C.M.
CALL 646-0555
FHA/VA
3 BR + Bonus Rm.
$33,950
F 11-sl t1n1\' oflt•rC'il 1\·1th fl ll
ll'1·n1s'' :-:ow you niay 011·n
thi~ ~·h:u1n1nf: '!. s!<1ry '.I bt'
l1n rllt' ft·1o !lll'\11~ IHlO:l', 19 x,2:1
rumpus 1·1M1rn. Vrry sharp ,t,. COMPANY nl'a1 throll~hnut. :';jn1a!,.ed in t.:iM~I Costn :\lPSit l"calion REALTORS llt't'll' si:hnols ftnd sho'ppin~ .
• i.·or alld1110011I inforn1alion, ., ' ~~ l'G'"o'"no'"r"'o1"""'"""''"6'"·7,.$.l,.i,.~,.E4.,~4 .. :,.~ .. :~ ... 1"""'"""'"""'"""''" ~ 'iila
"BLUE HOUSE" -OPEN SUN. 1.5
\o 'THEREAL ~ESTATERS ' ' . "
On "uii•t cul-dP...ac. Walk 10 • R "muffi&6 2815 Bluewater .. -.on Pirate oad " " Brol\dmoor horn('. " bdrm.
ll11rhor Hi;:h or f'ole~·porl. . "' ~ f!lniily r.-.nm, :i baths & a
H<"iJ::hls school.~. 3 bedro6n1s, in Cliffhaven VA VA VA FHA -
dining room, hl\r~·O(l(I Ni'WJ-'<)11 lle\~hts-:I t1Nlrooni, • • • vir.w too•.· ~uick ~ti
lloors PLUS 1irch:lrd Y>'ith 2 bath bonll' with l~flut!tul Best 3 bt'tll"l'.Wlm adult occu• Only Si<l,rffl.
orange,;, 1ot·achf·~. 11lums, palios 1 ~iivi·n'CI &. uncover· flit'd home we havr in !hls OPEN SAT. l·S
f,-.. -1,·.·Lo!'~ll room tor 1ht --' l pri«' hrackc1. Hon1c hns 17281 Avalon Lane, HB ,,,~ • f"llf. I h,m;ir. rt'muu(' ('{! 2-y1'S little onei1 10 f'Qflm l!Afely, Ri,:u. H<'li urfful <lrapt'!l, fin'· anliqur n1i1'1\)f~, n<'W r.nr-~ l~nn, din. rm. ft1m. rlfl. 0111~, S'.lQ,f)('(). CA LL 675-49:«> 1 1 1 , l'(!!s, nl'w 1ile t>nu·y,••oy. $l:'i,OO:•, l~SWORTlCY&CO.. pat'f'. nrf'f'< ;111, ni·~.~·~r-New 1:1 )T "·armn1 .v war<'r DON V. FRANKLIN
REALTORS 1-"-'•.~ •'-viny l fl!~w ~·uv1•1'111W>. h•\a tf'r; front \\'a ll :or pr1-REAL TOR
· 1111111 -nt-•ttt f.~11/\ loan iJI aiuu.mmhle Al vary, n('~' C(!m,.nrl1r1\'C'"'ll.\', • 67)..2222 ••
s1cp 11110 th1.~ <lt111nat1!"
Ai\Yf'H~~ST f'Ulry, ~ H 1 j;!
Bft's \\llh ·""Phts!IC'fl!<'d 11\~lr
~1111 ... , Sp1u·kJ1ng. ,..1,,p-~ll \'"r
kir , Pic·lllJ'f'~qul' landsrn1~
II~. You·11 11(' l'l,mi\Zf'd 11h11!
$(i9,j()() \\'IJI hH)I
C1,n1en1 rlrivr-a.,i;ut 1 pa!io +
hlr..;:k 1111IJ_ Ou 1sld1· gas firr.
()1!. N<•11• h01 11•11T1'f l11nk,
\1'1 11 iwll for (;()v('rnn1('rlt ;ip.
11r11iirnl ol S:.!7,950. C-!! J I
:,111.231'.l. ~ "" """ FIXER UPPER ..,;;;;;;;:;~~;:::;;:::;:::;;:;;'.I lo:r1~!NidC' Co~1a i\!Cllfl 3 l)l'(I·
rcn H!RllAG~ !J1'.",~ Pf'lt:l'd al S.19,9.'il, Oi!I garagr 1rffcrior l1111sht>d
fHf .. 7171. Tnls is a plui'I hiimt. :tl90 C OL LEGE-PARK
California St., C.l'l'I. Sl~.~:;o. No <loy,•n! VA 11 n d ~'1-IA
-GEMMi--* OCEANFRONT_*_ r'OO!ll & il1nu1i::. \VALK 1'0
Oiarn1ing, im lfllr\llal~ hon1c ;',f{()PPJNf;, N('f'd.c hr•lp
lb10 \\I, \!»iS\ l b1·y. '.\'.K. mtnpl('!f'ly fur111ish(>d. ()u!. rrnm, 8 ren.I ht1ndyinan. l'\tU
REi\1.TORS 6~2.4623 DOVER SHORES ~rending vi r 11•. Ttrrific ----0 l .;7 p11ct only $19,9.'iO.
BAYFRONT APTS. View Homr Gn ll1~y Dr. 1erni~. ny s.~ .!'JOO. Cati 510-11711 fof>t·n t>v~I.
V1s1a Drl Lidn. Plrr ,t ..... 1111 :';il:H·l«u~ & itio>1tl for rnr.,r-Open Sat/Sun. 1·S
ai·aol:ih1r, l'·rom s:ll .500. S<'!J 11,1nui'", wlindnor P'Xll t.· 3417 W. Oc:•anfront, NB ...-. r>'ft HIRIT'G!
' JON, "S RCAl:r\' -,. " or lC"R~f'. j11i·u1.t1, $122.000 • l..t>tt!'I' or "' .-~ -~
George Williamson SI t>.000 _ r~ Ry .1pp·1, ~7l4') 673-4l7IO I.!;;;;:':;_.-::·;;:;"":;";':'":! REAL TOR Bill Grundy, Realtor 2001 \V. B11 lhoa, N.B.
673--4350 64S· 1564 8-H · thys1df', i\'B fi7j.61Gl F'or hl"1<! rf'1<ult~! ft4~7ll-\"W·11-he1p }'1')U-,~IJ!-&ti=""j678 '.::....='-::::::.:_:_::.......c..:..:c:_~------~
\R_ THE REAL
'(_: ~~TA!E.RS "'lllcs0\(r6~'.Jtcal'ty
546-5990 BAYSHORES-
VIEW & POOL l .;;~ .... ~-'"-""-'"-"'--'"-;o!.
\rarrrfront cu~t. hnrnr', 4 or
5 hdr·nii;, Vlr\1• fron1 mold
l'O(llr'I~. !'17 t'!. lr.t' ~f)ll.('1()113
ynM, Hcd . 10 S280.rro.
Bill Grundy, Re•ltbr
8t1 Ray.11;1dr, NR 4i77i-6HH
CW.'NER TR.ANS. 4 B<!d·
ro<1n11t, Fnmily roo1n. [)jnin~
rnom. fircp111cr, bull t·l n~.
r1r111!ttr drive .10 hon1r,
$2.li,j()(), Hrk. Call day or
n1&l1t. j.~li20.
'l'ern111. I~ sq, fr . Y.11h J
hu~t' bedroon1~ y,·1th 3 bt'th~.
flwtlf'r say~ M,>ll and Lf.t
hu.)'l'ti'I mov1· in today • f'Ot
?111.lc at appraJSRI of $31,SOO.
011\y 11t •
Walker & Lee
R('i.ho~
27!'lO lfarbt>r Bl vd. "' Adan.,
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I MACNAB IRVINE n l ,f) fl I/) /J.l New on mark•t -119 Via Mentone HOMES?
• /-l! i1 (/.:Jarre f<.ea(i'J Lov~' y contemporary home of top q ua lity ,...., "'"""" "" • .,..,.
,cons ruction. 4 Bedrooms & 3 ba ., incl. large room ix-aufY. Lush'""' car-
FINER H 0 ME 5 Prg~en/~ d pe11n;. indirer1 lia:hiina . dnt.-master s uite downslai rs. Cathe ral ceiling m;i.ric •nrry with iron i!ll•s.
over living room & family dining room. Beau-front courtyard. and n.irlll
1.r OF BAYFRONT
E ,.-pansive open feeling -_ .... ·alls of fla!~ open
to a spacious sheltered patio "' poo . 60 d~k.
4 BR s. den. gourmet k itchen . ·" cu stom one
owner home. Sl98.500
CANNERY DEVELOPMENT
C-1 Jot + income. Q\l:ner v.·111 Lrade for small
view home. Call Lois ~t ille r 675-3210 .
UNSURPASSED VIEW. .
J).a,·. t'hannel a nd Ocean \•1ev.· from ne.'ol.·~y
deCorated. vacant '..! RR . 2 ba th. all el~tr1c
kitchen apartn1en1. Hot pool. sub-;;ark1ng. 2
ele,·ators. \\'atcb the boats from your_privale
b a I c 0 n v . ~e\r expensive car~tmg and
dra pes sciat slips a\·ailable. See tl no v.· -
6iS-3'.'l0
LAGUNA BEACH LOTS . . .
2 ocean \'te v.· lots near Coast H1gh .. 1:ay. Priced
to se\1 125.CXXI .. >\II uuhties a vailable. Call
Gladys Ru ssell 67~3210.
BALBOA POINT. .
You "ill lose your heart to this charming
Hawa iian home. 4 BR._. 2 bath ~.for.ma! DR.
Outstanding landscaping. E xc1t1ng. Please
call Gladys Russel\ 675-3210 .
R·2 LOT CORONA DEL MAR.
Excel lenl duple x location -S25.000.
JU.ST LISTED! . .
. .\. cute. cl~an and groovy stud io condomi-
nium. 2 BR's. 2 baths. BB9 under the big
tree oa the pa tio -no m a intenance. On a
quaint cul-de-sac. P lease call Am)' Gaston
642-8235. S3L500 .
BAY FRONT •. TOP BILLING.
ROOM FOR HORSES tiful 2 \vay fi replace. sunny south patio. Truly atmosphfono. &-st of all Jts
OR STORA.GE FOR CONTRACTORS a n outstanding home at a realislic price. only $.lt!l.Xl with an ai swn-
Zoned A-1. Plant a vegetable garden, raise $9l .500. able loan. C&.l l !146-2313 to
dogs or "This 3 bedroom . fam ily room home Ken Bri+tin9ham, Realtor "'·
has a nice pool and plen ty of room for livin g, 40l-Jlnd St, N.B. 67S-0123
available no"'·
20372 Birch (off Mesa Or.) Back Bay ar•a
Open S•t 8-12/Sun 8-5
SPECTACULAR BA YfRONT
BEAUTIFULLY DECORATED -Spacious
rooms, high ceilings. pier .:ind slip. Immedi-
ate occupancy .. $189,500. ~lay lease or lease
option.
•S& Lind• Isle Open Sat. 1-S
BAL ISLE
NORTH BAYFRONT R·2 CORNER -3
Bedroom home -ideal loc ation for 2 story
duplex or luxury home. Call Eil een Din~•td
die for deta1IS.
JUST THE PLACE FOR KIDS
20 MINUTES FROM NEWPORT -J lh
..-..r res "'ilh large t rees, plenty of room for
sta bles & pool. Roomy 3 bedr oom home,
complelely fenced. \\'il l exchange for small
home or income property in Costa f\1esa or
.'\e1rport.
A LOT NEAR THE CANNERY
BEEN LOOKING For a\'ailable building
site in the 1·up-coming LaFayette area''?
One nO\\' a\·ailable. $30.000. -
Office Open Saturdays & Sundays
PETE BARRETT REAL TY
1605 W•stc:liff Dr., N.B.
General
LUXURY
ESTATE
General
\0 THt. Rl:AL
'"'\.. F.STATERS
CORONA DEL MAR
Ocean i;1d• of h" )'. J BR.
11s BA's, Jar~ h\lng ronm
w/hrtf)I. niet!' stlr >i1l<'h \\ 1lh
•11l1n;; art a , llarit"·ood
lloors, patin, allty af'~s tor
boat or camptr. Walk io
ahop1 IUld bl'ach.
Lachenmyer
Reallor
POOL PLUS
4 BEDROOM
6.?a\Jntul Cn!!r1i:e Puk home
\\1th overt.1zed lo!. Bi& 1811'
36 I! h•.t!td /.i hlltrtd pool.
Gold sha• c11.1•pets tMuoul.
Owner lll'lught n f' w homf',
must ~ell. No dn. Co V•rs or
low dn Fl-£A.
Call 546-5&!!0 'OPf'n Evr5.)
I Y ~-'=I
$28,000
New England
Cape Cod
Charming homr , 4 &>dm':lm1,
3 Ba!h. family Room. Din•
1ng PJX1m, f 1rrpl1ce built·
1n5, Picturi• \V1ndows "'Ith
5h!JMl!t11 !>\0-172(1
TARBELL
You asked for it. NO \-'' it's her e in 00\'ER
SHORES. 60' on the bay \\·ith pier & float.
40· LR .. ex.cellent decor. sliding gla ss doors
to beautiful patios, generous FR .. all electric
kitchen. 3 lovely bedrooms. Sl29,800. Call
Bert Fehren 675-3210.
642-5200
=,,.-----
Fabulou.~ larrz.e home & pool
"1th one o! the gree!est
panoramic \'I~" s inrh1rhng
tht> ot'f'.'ln & harbor. 4 c11r-
pnns plus drn1ble iz;i.n1ge.
This is one of the mOS'l rx·
C'Pp!ir,n11\ homrs in Cnrona
rl•·l ~lar. Please call !or ap.
po1nlmC'n t_
675-3000
K•e~ thl1 he11dy dlNCto"f wltlt 'f•• tltl1 Wffll•H • yo11 t• h011$l·hu11tl11t. All the I01•tl•1tt ll1te4 IMl•w .,.
dncrlbed 111 t'"t9f detall lly ed•ortl1l11t elsewhere 111 todey'1 DA ILY ,ILOT WANT AOS. '•lron1 i)i1wlnt 0'9fl
hou~1 for 101• er to '''" ore U"9ed t. ll1t u1eh l11for"'ell111 l'\(hi1 coh1m~ eoch Frld•r 011d Sorurdoy.
BAYCREST. Bea uti!ul s .... ·imming pool s urrounded by d e-
li~h tful landscaped 4 Bfi . F R., DR. home,
\l:ith separate fenced play area fo r chil dren
and pe t.s . No"' only $79,750. Call Dave Coo k,
642·8235.
ON THE TIP OF AN ISLANO! .
Gracious Jiving in this exceptional qua1 1ty
Collins Island home. Located in the center
of beautiful Newport Harbor. Fi.ne st j\f~rine
vie"'· S BR's, billiard room -Pier & Shp -
this is truly one-of·a-kind. Call .A.my r.aston
642-8135.
WESTCLIFF.
Yo u can buy this precious jewel at cost -
and that's the truth . 3 BR., 2 bath exqu1s1te
home. F R. -'1 flreplaces -covered terrace
-lovel v yard. Desi rable corner location.
$64 ,500, b pen SaJ.. & Sun. 1100 Cambridge.
EXCITING VIEWS -BAY & OCEAN
Luxurious custom buil t 3 BR. 2 bath home.
Form al UR. -den -large pool. F ee simple
-vacant. $76,500 .
HIGH ABOVE THE BLUE PACIFIC.
Ma gnificent vie\~· of Catalina & Coa5tllne
from th is 4 BR . home. E xo tic sun k!n pool v·:/
fou ntain & "·aterfall. surrounded by lu sh
tropicals for total privacy. ·rhe undergrnund
"'i ne celli'lr 1\ ill fa scinate the enolog1st. Open
Sat. & Sun. 2815 Setting Sun, ~!arbor Vi e\\'
Hill s -Corona del ~1ar . Call 675-3210 .
HAVE A 50' BOAT??
Sail ot po"•er .. Tie it up to you r 0\4'n fioat &
enjoy this luxu rious 4 BR. f~ayfront home.
!\taster i;uite ha ~ marbl,t! firepla ce 2 other
Bll"s and ~-n l Ol'tk_JH~Vonto sparkling blue
pool. Leai;ehold onl~' '!1400 .. \'e1\' offering at
$165,000 -O"'ner n1ay help finance. Open
Sunday -507 Rayside !Jr '.\c11 port eeach.
OR call 'fo1n Turner 642 ·8:.!35.
SHOW PLACE .
Beautlful "Car1nel " mnrlel laden I\' charm.
On~ilook to park & .. ponl. Come see -hut
hurry! I921 J_Pnrt Bristol, ~e1\·pori Reach.
Open Sunday 1-5.
DESIGN FOR H4PPINESS .
One step beyond the ordinary \'aul ted beam
ceilin,11s and "·ind ing staircase offer tranr111ih-
ty amid n~t.urat beauty. Portof1nn model in
H V.H.
SOMETHING BETTER.
f'ine bayfront l\on1e . 4 BR 's .. 3 baths. for1nal
DR-.. convert ible den, brick veranda, pie r & ·
noat. Designed~or comfort & con venierice.
Ce ll 642--8235. 0 n Sunday 1-S P·IT\. 415 North
Star Lane . f)ove Shores .
HARBOR VIEW HOMES. •
,Beautiful 2 Bil aiid' den ":\1onaco'' model.
F'ee land -upgraded carpeting and Spanish
tile entr)'. $46.500. Please call 675-3210.
NINE NEW IVAN WELLS CUSTOM l;IOMES1
Ground broken for 9 nev• !\'.-\'.\.. \\'1-:LL..5 cus-
tom home.s tn Do\'er Shores: C.:hoose ·vour
colors & tailor to your desires'.. For de-tails
visit the models at 2006 Galaxy Drive & 1021
~! a r in t r s Or. -OR -call 646-1550 or
647·1!2.15.
MUL TlPL E UNITS.~
12 unit complex 1n Co:;ts ~1 esa. tT eshly paint·
ed 1n & 'Nl -$120.000. Also. a freshly paint·
eel It unit t'r>mplex on 1.4 acJlle s io Costa
-1m .w-1 <:r11 fo r details 67S-32JO.
LIOO llAYFRONT.
POR RE-~T ..., pier a nd slip. Beau tiful L ido
l'li~ord borne for rent through Ma.[dJ. 3 BR.,
, 3 bath. ('omi?letcly furnished. $800/mo.
P lease call 67f>.3210.
MESA VERDE
MESA VERDE. O-•ncr wants action. 4 BR.,
FR. home. New paint & 11hag carpeU. \Yould
·consider exchange for condominium. $41,500-
MACNAI ·IRVINE
REALTY, COMPANY
642-1235 675-3210
'°1 Devor Drive 1010 Bayside Drive
Nowport B-h
oflnda J !J /e Call /or picture ca r;i.lng
with prit'C' & de1;i.1l!i
BAY•BEACU PRESTIGE W ATE RFR ONT HOMES
' SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT ~
3 Linda Isle Drive -Open Sund y
Lovely. ne\\' 5 BR , 41,2 ba. home'"·, ''ailer-
front Ii\·, rm. & din. rn1 . Oak paneled family
rm. \\' !rplc. :\laster BR . \\'ftiSitling area &
fireplace. Bay & Mt. vie\\'S. . . ... $179,500
REALTY "
-SATELLITES
\IJE\\' nf UppC'r B;iy an<I '.\It.~.
from e\'l'I')' room In U11,; ru~
tnrn fl(ult 4 t)('(j1'tY1m. 3 Ix.th
hr'lrllP. 'J. Slllr)' ll\'lrl t: rn'I.
1'11h h:inds.rlf!lf' 'l s1n1.v t1rr-
pl11.l'I.:, ~11ai.:ious !;imily rm ..
g;irrlf'n-.~idr k1tl·hf'f1 ;..,,·1th
pal'~ 1hn1 for e;i~~ 1"11dnnr
12 Li nda l$le Drive
f~l egant ne\1' 5 Bf{. 4112 ba. h01nc 11· fonna l
din . rrn . farn rm .. \\'et bar. Impressive en-
try court I\ 16 ft. mahog. doors ..... Sl 79,500 C'n[.-.rt:11n1ni:. r:.'trf'plivnal
J UST COMPLETED Drl\rr Shn1·c~ \'11.lue :it
Sltl,r.OO. El~ s.:.1111:1:=,.. nr.
OpPn Sat. ,r,, Su11. 1.:; pm. 5 HR . 4 hath hon1e \1·1th 50 ft. dock. Beauti-
fully decorated, \l'!lh tnarble mstr. bath.
crysta l chandeliers. fine carpels & \1'allpaper.
Bu1 lt-1n \'acuum, recirculatin~ hot \Valer.
durnbv.·a1ter & n1any other extras. $285 ,000.
ROY J . WARD CO.
REALTORS
l :1ri \I ~~~T<1~lf'!' Ill~.
'.\r1\ fl'l1'1 Ar:l!'h fi¥>.OZ?'I
Sharp! Sharp ! Sharp!
T1rrr1 of lof1k1n g aT •lir1y rr ·
~airs? Thrn ~"" 1h1.~ hr<1u1y
th;it isho11.~ llkf' 11 niodel
hnn1r. 3 tl"<ln~··ms, 2 h11th~.
hu 1l1-1n kltchr>n in{'Jud 1nc:
r1 1.•h"ll"hrr, nrw bl'auliful
~h«>: \\' \\' l'"l!'fl/"1111,1:, h1,g
d•)llld<· c::iral?P, arvi :1c1·r~s
f.--.r hoi'll nr tr;illrr. All 1h1s
;irirl nnl,1 $2.'1 -..nt} an<! 121 1 pr>r
mnn1h 1ncl1ul111,i:-111;.;r>~ & in-
92 Linda Isle Drive
Bea ut. 5 Bn. 4 ba. home ,,·,.formal din. rm.
& family rm. 3 Frplcs. Outside stairu'ay.
Bullt·1n gun c.a binet & bookshelves. $155,000.
Waterfront Lots
!\:o. 76 . 3. Car garage. r·aces South .. $80,000.
No. 56 : l\orth Lagoon exposure ...... $80 ,000.
For Complete In formation
On All Homes & Lots, Please Call :
BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR ~UliUl<'"· l1 lander• Bldg. a t Linda Isl• Walk.er & Lee 341 Bayside Dr., Suite 1, N.B. 675-6161
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FOURPLEX
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11 ~111r11•1 ap11r1n1••n1~. 1\'11/1
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r te •. \ rt'A I <l"ll;ir prMucer
RI 11 lull pri1·f' nl
$48 ,000
Newport
•I
Fairview
6<16-8811
(anyti me)
-We'riin--:clTiny
c1i.·rr !ti1.!I lil-:e 1•PW• bt'droom
ixo;i.ury -l!'K 2'n\ r>\'l'l")'thin.1:
n""'1"'1 fr.r that large ~11m
Jly -~p<1ro1tr r.1 m1ly room
-\\1•1 Mr_ ~"f11'n,1;1\·r w \\'
r·a tl'l'I~ + •lraP''ll -i::xlrn
li.rgt' k1tetwn 1.i11~ rnrn1nl
d1n1ni;.: rnc1m. Pru•· ai·rlurl"fl
l~n· quu·k salf'. Only $:;7,9j(l.
STJ.MI.
'O THE REAL
"'\.. ESTATERS
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SPLIT LEVEL
Suprr 1harli 2 be<lroo1n, rlin -
lnll lo: 2 ~1h~. F'ull l:lu1l1ln
kitC'll('n. c1u1wts. dr11pc:o; and
rlQuble 1t11r111r. NO\V VAC.
ANT. "et II t0011y? Aski~
only Sll,T.l(),
Call :i.io.11;,1 fOprn f'\·rg,)
-SI DE-BY SIOE~
Modf'm dupl@X; 3 BR. 2 Ba.
~ 2 RR .1 2 bll . unltii. Stf'ps
10 (l('('an. Good corwt . o .... 11er
rt11dy to ttll. Prtct'd al
S:'i8,!':QJ
Call : 673-3663 548-56-1:1 EvC'11
associated
FOR SALE
Harbor View Hills
Broadmodr
Pl'f'<lll(e t'f.lrnf()r!. ·"fl<H'l<HJ-; 4
ho•rlrnoin, 3 !1 .. 11i. f:-.rnil.•
1....,n1 ;.nd fr>rn1;iJ rl1ntrK:
•ruon1. f'liillll<'d fnr f«n11l,1
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l;i nd. ('on1n1unily rel'J1'.'Allf,ln
11rra s, r•~)l. C11 ll lo M'<' any-
Tlmc; 2612 l.1i.th1house Ln. ·
Lachenmyer
Realtor
$27,750
fHA /VA TERMS
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186(l N.f\\!J)Ort Blvd., c :-.1. Believin9
Call fW6-,'9'18 F.vc-s. 6I~ ln!ifll'CI 1h1.~ hnl' 9aycT1·~1 4
FIXER UPPER BR fanuly r'fX'lm home -
4 REDROOi>f. f11n1ily fUO)Tl\, n1 "r '..'"'IYl ~'l f<'rt nf ]1\·1ni;
all huiltin~. <"!ll'Jl('l s, o1'l'r-;1rr11 (;rt'at family hrtmP ·
sil.<'d g;ir;i,i,::r, t'O\'fT('rl p;i l\rt, t•11s1nm ptl'll _ 1'1 Nilhs 2
h('11\'Y ~hllkf' rnof 11.11<1 '""t ~h<J"·rr~ · 11.ll rlf'\'ttif' ,Int -
ponl. Niln1~ your lerm~. VA ,..;r.it·iou~ l111n i::, !'Olltll~hi\>rh-
1\"0 DOWN 1 tr!A LO\\' -"'fw t l'l .'i + rlrit()t"S -only
00\\'N hr submit, -S29,9'50. Sill.~JOO. 673-Jr-fll.
Prime residential an'a.
CaJi !>45-8424 (Open {'\'l'S.) 1-0' THE REAL
\"'\._ ESTATERS '.
CORONA lllGHLANDS
Vir11· hon1e "'1fh rool. 4
flcJrm s, 1" bstli~. r11n11ly YOUR MONEY !"l\1n1. No y;i.rrl \In r k
can buy ran1ily happu-ws.~. Unusu11J 1111\c -~lh BOrrn.
cozy up beside loi! hurn1ng \\'" h8\'P J:norl rt'l1l 11 ls:
11r('pl11.cP -4 big hdnns & J rrrz;1.101tn1s P.J-~ALTY co.
barhs lor the kids. :'-lodcrnl JllS E. Coasl Hl~h.,..11~.
k1tC'hrn + relr11::. R~lax a ! Coron;i. d"I \far 67:\--9010
pril'. bf';i.i'h -01\'ner m11.y _ _ _
.c.11.rr}' a 2nd. TllJ, ~011'. BEACH COTTAGE
SM.700. PLUS INCOME !
HOPI-: G~RflJF; lt f':ALTY LL\'e. Jl\ the /Mn! home 11nd
lll.1 Do\'f'r Dr., N.R. tnjoy ll(!a r h l1v1n,1; 11•h1]" you
6C1-4'600 &4;;.1111) rcnl out rhf' l'rllr unu 10
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Ch1n11. Ctn·e Ir-All 11\(' Ooat~ ii hlllf' TLC hu! b;i.ri;,:111n
J'lllS! the J"llY rn1r11 n('f'. pMN'll 111 S2.1.!}j(], \\'ALKF:rt
J-:;occ1hn2 4 hffirmm hon1f' & J.Efo;, RrMl1ori;, 842-44 J.i.
fin thff'lf> l1"1'f'ls, !rstn~ 24x -sfE-POSSESSl-ONS -
:l·I l1 v1ni: & <Hn1na 11rr11 Y~u Sp..rklttig cl,.11n hnmei;, 50me
''"n 1ht' liull't All fnrSflJl,z:il. ne\~ily p.a lnl<'d & ClU"Jlf'ff'd 2
•126. C111! 67~1".?Z:'i. 3 4 & 5 MrM\ Som with
Hom• & lnv•sfm•nt ~l~ f11A-VA ~nv ~f'rms
Rea lty fmr:i S:!fl IX)() fn S•I0,000 ' ~:'5 t: Coa~1 l·f\1·.v., Ccl:\l COLLl.Z\'S k \VATT~ .INC.
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HOUSES FOR SALE
(2 Bedroom)
2525 Cre::;tvie\v Dr., (Bayshoresl NB
64S-1039 (Sal & Sun 1l·6l
*437 Sea\va rd Rd. (Corona Highlands I
Cd !\1. 673-0492; $43,500 (Fri, Sat, Sun 1-4)
22R \1ia lthaca, Lido Isle
fi7;.4502 {Sun 12·41
3417 \V . Oceanfront. Ne"'POrt Beach
1714 1 673-6210, 55i.500 (Sal & Sun 1·51
(2 Br. & Fam ily or D•n)
211 \"1a Genoa, Lido Isle
675-~562 (Sat & Sun 12-4 )
(3 Bed room)
1018 Sandcastle Dr., Co rona dcJ ~tar
8.13-0700 : 644-2430 •. !Sun 1·5)
*14i2 Galaxy Dr. r Dover Shores) NB
813-0700 : 644-2430 1Sun 12·4 1
2807 Ebbtide, Harbor \'J e\\1 Hill s
117.S-210 1 {Sun 12:30-5)
2042 (;rtlax.v. Ne\1·porl Beach
fi44-4910, S85.000 1Sat & Sun 1·5 301
2015 :\liso. Costa r.lesa
644-4910, SCl9.;-00 !Sa t & Sun 1·5 :30)
54R \·'islet Grande <Bluffs) NB
fi73-R550 , $43 ,500 !Sat t-5)
2510 L'ni1·ersity Drive. i\e1vport Beach
646-7171 (Sun J-5)
41.1 Parate Road, Nc\vport Beach
646-7171 (off Clilf Dr I
(J Br. & Family or Den)
l7ifi Pitcairn f ~·lesa \'erde l CJ\'!
546-5990. !40,500 !Sun 1-5)
1RRfl Tahiti ·or. 1 :>.!c sa \'erde) Ci\.! '
546--5990. Sfi2.000 ISun 1-5\
*211~72 Birch 1 Backha.v area l S . .i\. Hts.
642-5200 1Sat. f'r.12 :30 & Sun 8-5 )
~09 {'ortes r 1rfl(', ("o rona rlc l ~tar
.,! 6J.i-572fi, :;;RJ.:100 (Sa l & Sun 1-5)
851 ('0rtcs St , ! :'llesa de! J\lar1 Ci\1
fli.i-!i726. s.~2.950 (Sat & Sun 1-51
1732 \!1ssouri. ( :'o.lcsa \'erde) (~I
fi7~.i726 /Sat only J-5) . ~
500 \l n r111n g~lilr Ln . (Dover Shores) NB-
R7~-fi055, Sl 10 .000 (.,Sa t & Sun l-du.5 k)
34:17 S;inta {')ar<1 Cir. l'vlesa Vl,.ood~l ('i\J
;,4:.-ofin4. S29.900 · rsat &~u n 11·6 1
1324 Seacrest Dr. !l~ar. \.'1ew Hills\ Cd:\l
644-8095, $62.900 !Sat & Suill'· ' 2232 Arbutus I East bluff) NB
833-0700 ; 644-2.430 (Sun 1·5)
·1100 Cambridge (\Vestcli!f ) f\;B
64:!-8235 I Sa t & Sun l
192t Port Bristol Circle, (Hbr Vu H1lls 1
i\18 , 675-3210 !Sun. only)
312 \lorning Canyon Rd. IShorecliJfs ) NB
fiiJ.8550 (Sat 1·5 )
17Ull ,.\,·alon Lane. Huntinj'.ton Beach
6i3-22~2. $45 .000 (S•t 1·5)
2402 Orchid Hill, (S. A. Hts) NB
646-7171 ' !Sal 1·5)
400 Cabrillo, Costa Mesa ·
fi41\.il 7 l
499 E. 18th SL, Cos ta Mesa
!Sun 12·4)
646-7 171 (S•l J.51
431 Lcn11.:ood Drive, Costa Mesa •
646-7171 !Sal 1·4 & Sun 1·51
20652 E~rel Lane. Huntington Be1ch
982·1313, $25 .500 !Sat & Sun 1·5)
(4 Bedroom )
301 Canal~e"'Port Shores) NB
546-i602 (Sat & Sun!
*2815 Se 1ng Sun {Ha rbor Vu Hills) NB
675-3210
*4500 Orrington. Ca m eo Shores
8J3-0i00: 644-2430
(4 Br & Family or Den)
1723 Samar Dr -1 rw-!esa \'erde) CJ\1
546-5990, $37.500 (Sun 1·51
2030 Beltre (Mesa Verde) CM
546-.1990. S46.950 (Sun l·Sl
*62 1 Powell I Newport Hts) NB
f>4Z.5200 , $45.950 fSet 1< Sun 1·5)
1521 E Ocean 1Balboa Penins11la) Balboa
642-5200 (Sal &.Sun 1·51
615 Via Lido f\'ord. Lido Isle
673-7300 , 5129,500 I Sat & Sun 2-5)
2706 \\lavecrest I Broad1noor) Harbor Vu
ll1lls. 833-0820 1Sal 1·51
20962 Snug Harbor Circle, Huntington Bch
953-3028 , S42,000 !Sal & Sun J
6532 Bishop Dr .. Huntington Beach
847-2023. 528 .000 1Sat & Suo 11-4 )
20721 (;osha1\·k J_,a ne, J-luntington Beach
540-1720; 53fr0047 tSun 1-5)
1707 Candlestick L.ane . Newport Beach
833-0700 ; 644-2430 I Sun J .; I
1369 Galaxy Or, IDovl'!r Shores ) NB
833-0700 . 644-2430 !Sun ).j)
2512 Lighthouse Lane. l'\ev.•port Be ach "
833-0700 ' 644-2430 1Sun 2-;1
*1021 ;\·lariners Dr. I Dover Shores ) NB
548-7893 (Daily )
1536 Vivian Lane (Harbor H1ghlands1
fi42-8235. $38.950 I Sat & Sun)
***507 Bayside Dr., fl.'e\\•port Beach
642-8235 !Sun only)
1641 Ba.vs1de Dr., (Yachtman's Cove ) NB
642-8235 I Daily)
410 illnrn1n,1? Slar . i\e\vport Beach
644-4910. Sl05.000 !Sun J.5,3-0 )
-**R Linda Isl e Dri\'e I Linda lslel t\'B
f>44-4910, $155 ,000 (Sat & Sun 1-5 ·30)
2815 BIUC \\'ater. Corona de! :'1-lar ~
673-2222 . $74.500 (Sun 1·5)
2113 E. 22nd St.. Costa ~lesa
64~7171 !Sun 1 3().5)
**Dover Shores, Bayfront
644-64-00 (for appl.)
23fl \\'ake Forest. Costa ille~a
646-71il (Sat 1:30-5)
(S Bffl room )
**415 '.\'nrth StBr Lane lDO\Cr Shores I
XB. fi42-82.35 ! S1n1-on!y)
**·109 Evening St ar I Oo\·er Shorr s) NB
542-8235 !Sal & Sun)
*5R Ltnda lsle. Xe11·port Beach
642-5200 (Sal 1·5 l
(5' Br. & Family er Oen)
**16 Linda Isle Dr. (Linda l5l el 0 NB
673-6721 !Sun 1·41
**:l J.,i nda Isle nri,·e, Linda ir,le
6i5-6!61. $179.500 , (Sun 1-5)
2006 Galaxy Dr. (Dover Shores) NB .j 646-1550 !Daily!
. • (6 B•droom)
*-.l\zfi()() Bay.shore Dr. (Bay shores l .NB
s..\3-0700 ; 644-2430 !Sun pm )
DUPLElfES FdR SALE
12 Br. & I Br.)
71.1 illargu"r1te. Corona de! i\1ar
673-85.IO , ~59.500 ' IS•l l·l)
(J Br. & 1 Br.)
126 A\·ncado ,.\ve. (So. of Hwy.) Cdi\1
67S-7295, S53 .950 "---.. 1Sun l-5)
1217 IV . Bay. Balboa
64Z.5200 !Sun 1·5)
tl Br. I. 2 Br.)
120 29th SL . Neu·port Bea c h
675-1642, $.14,500 !Sat & Sun 12.4, 30)
416 P oinsettia. Corona del h-1ar
644-4910, $&3.000 (S•l 1-5:30)
TOWNHOUSES FOR SALE
(l Bed room )
17682 Ash Tree Lan'e, Unive:rsity Park
833-0700 ; 644-2430 !Sat & Sun pm)
HOUSES FOR RENT
(Furn. l Bedroom)
1011 Kin"s Roa d. Newport Beach
1144-4010, 1$425 mo.) (Sal & Sun l·S,30 ) .. , .. ,
* * Wot9ffr111tt * • *'••I eM Wetertr•111 BR O~fR S-AC ALTOR$
101\ WW lolboa •7 t-J••J DAILY PILOT for I C'tlon! 8~8"~l,}_A'.:;rl'!_•'.'Cm~•.!_A"."2_'·c_..C"~>~r,:;~23!_'.ll.!.::===================================
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Friday, Ckll!bf!r 22. 1~71
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BIG DADDY
New, df'hlXe J~:l unit 11pat1-
ment complex, loc;l!ed 111
Costa Mesa. EiuS11n; loon
is Sl,300,000. P1-ese1•t in-
come $292,rxx:J per yea r. Ca.II
!or fu11hcr deia1ls 1f you
havr SJ00,000. ro invest.
Newport
••
F a irview
646·8811
B•lbo.e Peninsula
OPEN Sat./Sun. 1:30-5'·30
310 LINDO Avf, nl':ar NHYC.
A Charming okitr Mmf', 3
Br., 2 Ba, \\'alk to bay or
ocean. Brick lrpl. W001! tlrs.
~·ulJy furn. $39,7j().
~1 r. Robinson
DAVIS REAL'J'Y &12-700}
Bayshoret
a-I.ARMING 2
rlf'w kltcflrn,
.C-IHlrT walk
BR, con1 f1H
r\€\i, crpt~.
lo 2 f">v!,
brar·lws. 2~2.-, Cr<"sl\•1<>111 Dr.
R.y o" nf'r: 64.'>-\()~9. -----Capistrano Beach
CORONA HIGHLANDS: 2
t.rg, BR, 2 BA. pool home.
S.1.1,:100. Of'l'n r ri, Sa1, Sun
1-lPM 437 Seaward R.d
67:~0~9'2 Counesy 10 Brukl'1'lli.
QUALITY oldt>r homl" on .~
full lots-I hlock to 0c<'an.
Great polential. B rok ft'
64~-7399.
Costa Mesa
TOTAL PRICE
$25,950
Pride of Ownership
Beg ins at Hom e.
You r pride can be9in with a call to
Real Estate by McVay. A must see,
is this immaculate Fran ci$can Foun -
ta ;n Lo•e ly, On:y $37,950.
Irvine Irvine Newport &each 1========~! "WE HAYE DNF° * OPEN HOUSES SUN . 1 ·5 *
17512 CYPRESS, UNlllERSITY PARK
5 Bdrms .. all on one floor. This one is only
6 mos. NEW. Corporate owner is offering
this spacious home at below cost for quick
sa le. SEE THIS ONE TODAY.
JUST LISTED-T URTLE ROCK
4 Bdrm .. 2 baths. !an1ily rm. Popular Plan
#2, in the first unit Asking only $42.950
INCLUDING 'fliE LAND! Hurry on this one!
"/111 h''I \·i !tL '"SINCE 1941>'"
1s t Wrslt'r11 B::1nk Bid,'!.
A "LINDA" PLAN
1'he Bluff11 m01Sf M>UCh! aflf>r
homr! F.:o;trem('ly POPUl.<ir I
IPvrl 3 Bdrm. 2 tlarh l!l'f'·
plat't', family 'kitchen.' high
bt'am a>llinl:"S. CUl·dt>-sac lo.
cation. Very p!ea~1ng otU·
look. Spacious '>''ra p-11mu11d
patio, B11rr ly l!St'rl _ '11100<>1
hflmr Nln<'h t1on . Ta..<11f'lul!,11
11 ppoi111erl -Rr-nt'C'I~ 1h(' best
1n lrl~Urf' Rlulf.~ h\'ing at
S•t9,900, ""\\'Uhout EQual",
Newport ' :-;:;:-:::--=-::-:-::-"'.:-'I " 4 BR, 211 BA, 2 blkll tro I
t·lubl>~f'. hrick p.11 t frf, .;:
i;undf'ck. $3."I.~. OwfW'r.
Opell Ul'.IWie ..aflf'r f> wkllye.
Sat ,. SUn 1111 day. 64l-2S71!.
BLUF'f'"S Cond .. ~ • ., mode1 on
major grel!nbl'll. 3 BR, 21.,,
BA. k ut1I rm By Owf](!r.
fi44-1 40() PVC', 8r 11•knd11.
$42,;{l()·~· ~~-~-~
PARK Linn Townhoust", by
nwnl'r. J Rr, 2''"1 Ra , pnol.
S32.::.00 or m<1 kp olfr.r.
~>'17·.~46. ---= BIG Canyon 4 RR . :l RA , l
(anytime) O\\"NER f\1UST SELL
NO DOWN
G .I. BUYERS
MIN. DOWN
PAYMENT F .H.A .
for this lahulous 3 bedroom
bl'au1y. Ready for your oc-
- - -'l ll'uliur O avs
Vn1vrrs1!y Park
833·0101 N ight1
ilf..
{;st t \~ J3/.u{'
s10.w frplc11. i:nlf rour11P vu .
Rrlo11· n1111•kr1 ~-77+1.
5 BEDROOMS
VACANT
lmnlaC'Ula1r condi11on '>'"!th
large manicur<"d yar<l, hu<:f!
r:ii5"rl ht'arrh fu-cpla<'l", l~'x
?1 ' family rnorn. sparkl111i.::
bu1lt1n k1lchrn. Jn xln! roun-
lry cluh A!'('ll. A!rnos! 1111-
med111le p<tSSrs:;1no \\'Ith as
low as 10"'" (i n'>''n
C;iJl ~j;j.8'f:l4 1Q~n 1'\'f'S.)
\outh ~ (~ oast
BLUFFS PLAZA
3 Bdrm., l ~~ hatiis: all 011
one flonr, \\'illk 10 pool &
shopping. 011·ner wanr.c: Ion~
t scrow. Esrlu~1~·cly listd
w11h us a1 S:t2.000.
CORBIN-
MARTIN
REALTORS 644-7662
B ay A ve. Waterfront
4 Rrlr1n. 2 bath hon1e
Pirr ,(. Slip. $19:1.000
Call: 67.1·3\J63 642-2253 Eves.
associated
BROKERS-REALTORS
2025 W. Dolboa 67].]66]
1500 CLAY
llf'i'r ii is, ;i beautiful u'i-plrx
in a trrnfic lOC'ation. Close'
lo f>1·<"rytiiu1i.; ,) • 1 Berl ·
roo1ns r;if'h. Pl'rfN"t condi·
li0n. CnpjX'r ph11nb1nJ!, <'!c.
You Ol\"11 thr l,1nrl. IA'r would
tw prnurl ro ~h,111 \"flu rh1.~.
MORGAN REAL TY
673-6642 675-6459
* BACK BAY *
3 SR, 2 R/1. family rn1 , f1rrnl,
hlt1n~. IHIJ:(' WAi k-in 1·lnsr1.~.
l.ltOO sq r1. :>.ew crp1s1clI11Pf'\ll.
$7.0.00:1.
Roy M cCa rdle Realtor
Jl\JI) Nr11 fl()J'I Bll'rl .• c .. ~1.
548-7729
• * • • Delightful
Ba.vr"J"P~I ·I Rrtrm hon1f' 11 rl1n
rn1 .. Ir).: fan1 rn1., wrt h.<ir.
"A PL£,\SLlR~: 'J"(I SllO\V"
~rnold & Freud
RF.Af.1'0RS fi.16-77.l:i
-2-STOR Y STEAL
0 1·rr Jlflfl ~q fl of fi11111 ly II\!·
1ni::: 1111h I rll'mra tflr ht'rl-
room.c:., plu!ll rarl)('ts, hr1'1r'~
kltchC'n :inri ~·ou 011 n ·,.1·f'ry-
1l-11nc :\0 t..;/.\!;>.1rCKS . szr:.on \\",\!.KF:R k LEt:,
R<'al101~ . .lt-12-1.\0);,
--. ----0\\''.\'ER $bL!.t;-.c •. ·I fW.
r(>(lrn« nr rnulrt hr 11"N"I fl~ .1
lwrl1'flnn1s -nrn. 2 h;i!h.(,
h111l \1n«, 111.,..pl111·r, rtr\·ul11.r
rlr111•11;.i~, $'.!.i.!1.-.0¥ Flkr, C;ill
rli.1 ,,1· n1:;:hr. :;4n..172fl ----
Br11.11d new 2 Bit, 2 BA h<in1P 545.0458 893 -85 33 N•wport Heights J·
11•i lh Rn O('e1t.n v1f'll·. only
$27.200. Lo11rly qur1>n Sil.I'
kitchen With a btlll1-1n
dS'>'Sr, R&O. Hugr l1v1ng rn1
<'OVl'Tf'li 11•1rh e .\l'J('lllll\li' v.•/w
rar(>f'tini;: plus a lovrly frplc
& ;i 2 r ar gar.<i_gr. Calt fl()""
H11s v.•nn"I lasl, 4!12-9811.
R.la 1r RC'alty, 11 00 S, ~:i
Ca1n 111n RC'al San Clr111tntf".
-Pnol!-P~i 11a"y! Charm'-. -
Cuslon1 2 Br: One 25 ' Long
('upancy 1iu'>''. Co1nple1ely Huntington 8•ach
rarpe!ed thruour. also rl rap-J C.<i:;lv;o;sa~-----;H;;;;tJ;;c;<:o;;;-E!;:;d;-'==1----..,~c::-,,c:----
Laguna B•ach ,/. r cu11}·
~,
MODERN
Jn1m1H'Uil\te nlOClt'rn home
rlrhghrfully dt'corated. 3 Br.
2 Ba. Nrw sha£" carpetll,
r·1 ff"plaN', klrr-hr ll hl1n11,
c"flvrrrrl patio. Ohl. gara~.
S.17.9.'JO,
f'~. Nl'w stylr ki tchen 1<•1r h Costa M•sa WOW
all h1111!-1ru; 1ndurl1llg <fish· 1-----------
·washr r. Douhlr £a r s g P. Chr£'rfu1 homr, 2 BR. I BA
&hon!s 11.nrl slHlppini::: near. !nrlry room, gar .. lee" haf"'k
EMERALD BAY
Bch1nrl an at1111cti11r '>''II.II LS
A tnvrl,v lrf'f'·s.harlrd patio ,i;,
a c:ha1mini;: :l hf.d rnnm, 2
h111h hf\mt' wul't SE"l)Qr.atr
din1ni;: 1"flnn1. f:asy wiilk to
hl'a.('h, 1rn11 1s <"fl1111.~ & swin1.
m 1ng p('/ols • $00,5((1.
211 1 \11s1a l">rt Oro
Nrwport R.ea"h
2 Ba. Sep. Din Rm, 11.\17
Country, Qui<'!! Reh ll.• '.\1i.
Frin•111ay EZ Walk lo shops
s:W.900. 10'"/n Own. 4!"16-1177.
Collag• Park
GOOD & DIRTY
3 Bdrm. •2 bath plus f11mi!y
rnnm. Nl'l'rl:o; paint .~ ~ruH.
Only $2l!,9:l(). All terms. 10~~
rlnv.·n rn ::1nyh<lcly. No dnwn
G.I Hurry: llurry! Hurry~
/121,
• 675·5726
Corona del Mar
CHRISTMAS
IS HERE?
\'011 trim Jhe tn'.'t' . , . \\'r
pro1-icW ~ti the r1's1. llrrr is
th<' solution 10 all nr yn11r
hnli1!ay prnhlr ms: Brr1t.lh·
t<1ki11g 11C1~u1 & h11rh0 r 11irw.
PrnFr!lskmal. landsr;ip1nl': t"i,\'
Rrr!;(lll. Sp:irklini:: HIF pool,
3 hig hedcooms, 3 ba!h.c:. 1111
r lN·trir k\1c·!lf'f1. ln1mae11J-
lalf' ins1f1f' & 0111.
OPEN SUN. ONLY
12,30 .s
:~ F.bbtidr,
Harbor Vil'\\" H1lli;
SEMPLE
Rea l Estate 67.S...2101
ARE Y OU
A PARAOISIAN?
hy. 1 ..... 1 us show 11 to you. yd. S'll ,.'-00. $"1500 rlown.
W lk & L l\1cNASll nF:ALTY a er ee ,.., ... ,.,,
Rr.<il!ofl! OPEN House-&;"t:-&:'-'un . 11-
27'.lo Harbor Blvd. 11,I Ad1tms 6. Musi srll! ln1111a t. 3 BR, '2
.:,1:,...9491 Open "!ii 9 PM RA. Ml'sa \.\'oorls. 3457 ~anta
--S P-ECTAClJLA R--Clara Cfr('lr, ~1. $'Z9,90CI.
VIEW 5'15-66Q.l. --
from 1ranQuil hilllop. t-.lag-3 BDRf\f , bltin kilchen, trpk'.
ni ficcnt :l bedroom 2 Pull· C'll~I pa1io. All nrw r~rl_
m an tmths. cathedrl\I ccit· patl1t & srrl'c.n.~. Li:::r (l
. . \1•/hlk lr11rr. Ry 01\"nrr.
1ngs ffihance Jovc-ly f1E'ld· SZS ;ioo Call &12.....0514.
slonr fi1'f'placC'. Homr <>'ol'rw>r ' ----~ ~rrnllrd upkf'f'fl thru fl rra. MESA Verdr, .1 Br, 2 Ba,
Df'cor.<i1nr cHrrV>t< rli~p<·~ eus! dr11s, rh'an, f'hM:'rhil ,., . . " ., :ti :iJ(l fll "r n<'"" Anxious O\ITIP.r ha~ hclrnr , by O\llnf">r S. · ·
rf'duCf"{t pnt"f' Mi.001. Now ~11·1; 3246 Nr~·-'~~k.A\",
a!lkini: $.1.<!,!l((I, ~uhmJI! MESA DEL MAR 2 sty, 5 Rr,
larwin realty, inc. 3 Ba, !It',!'·_ rlin1.ng rm. '·bl1r1
'lG62 Rrookhtn·s1. llntcn &h k1tchrn. ;i.l.>--71lO:t.
546-5411 anytime -I BDRMS., 2 BA. t.'Ounr ry
SECLUDED--k1t('hen, fan1 :m._ frplc. Nr
.51-h!s & shp~ ;,;!0--.i.li?..lt.
COTTAGE-BY~r-E-Sirl-;\.1 im:--1
$24,500 ~/\. p;:ivrrl ;:ill~y :if"'r·ri:s,
A.<!IUT11P fi'r VA l n fl n , Hu~r lnl s<'(;ludl'rl h.11 m1111y $2:\.:.00. f.12--4:\.lifi.
fOWl'l lnJ:: h't'r.~. C'ul-<ll'-~fl{" --~-----
!"'"1111011 "·i1h ,-,,untry <1tn1,,~-Ea~t Bluff
phrrr. 3 Rig hrrlrnoms phi.~ -------------.---4 SCl'P('11rd 1n JlHlln. Pricf'rl f,OV!'.:I,\' l.11sk h1J1I T hon1r,
only $'1·1.:>00. inrluOuii;:-r<" BR. 2 1 ~ HA. lg 11-im rm &
•frig.!.-wa shf'r. Owner nins! rrrk. Rll rlrr· k11 'v/hllni;,
srll! ~uhn11I _your 1C'rm.~. nr\1· 1·rp1i:::. 1t1·p~. h: frw_'d ,v<i
Call .Y\6.5AAQ, Hr>rilage Rral-w, !>1>rinklr1•s ll.· P fl I 'n -~.
Elrr·. £11r rloor nprnrr.
11•alking dist. 111 srhool.~ .\:
1nr~ <opt'n r vl"'S.I
REDUCF.D Sl.!QJ m;irkrl. One o "'' 11"' r . .-. ,
Lilrgc R·2 wi fh .~ B<>rtmnm S \!1,9;.(). fi.1•1-0:174.
hnmr. {'fll'M'C'rl pa tin. Oouble LARGE·,· c,-,,.-,c,ch-,-,,,c,-,o-;Hc,.,,-::,=m
i::arai;:r. Ronm for morr h<ln1r, 2 hrrpl'.c:. kiru: .~11r
11n1 r.~. l"'drnl!I, !11111. ,(. rhn1ng rm,
PET E BARRETT
HOS !~~!~:~, l
l'(fW,OAT St:ACH ~ J
642·5200 '·~·
r-lf"c·1 ~ar. rlO.•r oprnrr. Clnse
10 shopping ,t: .sl·h\s.
SS 1,950.
Nil'.' \\'anr to? V1s1t 4fil17 Dnr.
('h<>~trr On St1nd11.y, bf>l\\•<'f'll
t-:-r f'.\t, an<l lf'l!.i'll ht)W <"1SY
ll 1.~ !O lwrnrne nnr. \'f"''
111,,. 1h1rk 1·;:i rpr1s, SPlll"l'li lnc .,.,. .. ,,....,..,..,.,.....,.,..,.[
p~~RRON l{EAl.'rr 61:?-1771
B\'-o'>' nrr-:1 -Bil~ R~\-;-i
lrvrl, 1111 11l<>t'. k>t. C:ornrr
Im·. 1)()(>1.f>ff p:it11), 2 p11t1os.
\\.<ilk IO l'IOl"l'S ,t., . .;ch]S,
$::!2,9.10. \~I L1~l•l1h, li-l-l·.',791 pool, ;ind thr nr111t>s1 .1 hl>rl·
rflfim hnmp in 1n11111, larr:r
f;imil.11 fl'l(lm, 21.1 h111h~. anrl
::1 v1r 11' nt Catalin::1, S.'il.~>O'l
{'flns Hopprr
University Realty
:.001 E , Csr Hwy. fi73-6.~10
HARD TO FIND
VIEW
SECLUDED
TOWNHOUSE Fountain Valley
$23,000 F .H.A. * ADULT PARK * t"ir~I lln1e offr r'f'fl·.1 L11r':::r 1\r1.\'0r1(> quaif1r11 suhjPt't 10 hrdrm.~. l1v rm ,,.. fll'•'i>I . ~"!L\ 1,f'lfl!l w11h i;:•,~"~ 1111-
sin!!lr stew:.. All rlrr"L I Jl\,r.
l.11 i:::;irdrn pe t!n w/'>''illr1·f11ll
(l'P1s & rlr;i11('(!. Cluhfp·>U.c:r,
pont ,, pu111/1J:: g"r<'('fl. Pl"lf'Crl
to srll
rr~ 1..:inrl COLI.INS & \\'Al"L"i
nu;il )Jf'l'Cl'nlage ralr. Tnt;il
p;:i;•n1rn1~ $23~ f"'r mnnlh,
Shnrp 3 brrlroom hon1e gl1~
lr11111c: \1'11h trnt1<>r ln1·1n1<
1·;i1r. 2 lux11nn11.<; ha1hs. morl-
r 111 bu 1l1-l n k11c h"n. P.rarl.v
tn nrT11py 1mn1rd1.<1trl,\'. All
hu~·rrs 1vrlrnmr CAI.I.• lfl!I C"ortP:o; (1. J.;i Nil&· .'un RE:ALTOR ~
f.~::111•ard 10 &rra 10CortPs1 962-5523 (Open E ves.)
Cusioo1. la r£:r , brilnd nrw 3 NEED FOUR Walker & Lee
hrlrm. 2', hath, f;i mily room BEDRQOMS77? Rr;iltor!i
jl]u.c: lnrm<il (tunn~ room, Tl ''' ~ t ll~ 01\P 11.1 ...• u I." r "::!'\ 27'YI H11 rhnr R.l1'<t. 111 Arl.11 11\s R..I. k1!4·hrn. l11T>11kfa.c:1 ;u·ra. Rra u11lul rti1rk siia'< rarJl('ts, allfl has irrm~ tn .c:u1t vnu.j ,\l:.-9 1~1 OJX'n '111 9 P\I
'.'1 yr;:ir n!rl hf> • .<iuly nn ().!llf'fl-e ,•·tl•\ ·.·-...• ,2;:1,2-hugf' t1rt'plarr. S~.3..;(W). Don't 1 • , n I ' \\a11• ru . .,r.~ai•. r arrol' """ iy rr101. t 17 . .no Anprn>. ~r..o
. t.:l'f'f1H" f">rop<'fllf'~ fiT.-,...17'.!fi ~-Rh41J llii;tl I'll'!'. ~hi.\< I h I~
ATT_n_A-cfi\'F.-f;im ily honi,.,, hr;1111, Hrlil\ & <>n1r..11
<·111rfr,r l11n11'; \\/fln \rl ~ RR. 2 R1\. ~n, Sn. "'
fl\\.I '""I~· rlr•'f1r 11 /n~ltll'l 1111krrp l.rg n1~1r .~uur.
" 1 I ·•. -. ll•t•'··. 1· \I l!OIJHll<'I kll<!1. pit pat111. 2 '<'lfli:,: I\-\\ ITf\t, •' 1,,.-,~,. ('0 m~;• " 1w1,
* BEST BEACH
BUYS*
\\'hat ;i f;in!astic huy~ $.Ull
Und<'r app•r11.1sal 11. ~ sq.
\'il('IH•I C-111 1.nr $1 7.-..00 fl. t)f'aoty. 4 HllCt' RR. l
2 Br hriich house $2~.9()')
2 Rr 1•harm111i.: hsr l:tJ.;.j)O
Ne"'· 2 hr. 2 ba, lrpl<" $,17.950
*DUPLEXES*
2 Br. 2 Ba ra. urilt $4~l.!Y."Jll
RA, c11!-df'·S<u· l.:u>t:P side
~'<l r'rl. Shorl '>'alk 10 b1.'Al.'h.
N<"l'rr' 11).:llill ill this kM'
p1·w" 11! $:11;.T.'JO. B1"0ker.
~l~l'.!•1.
•I Ar & 2 hr iipls s;i0,0001 ~~~--~~--=~
.l Br & 2 hr apli; s.;.l,!)5£) * Hawaii Bound *
~ ~'11r11 I hr a pl~ $62.~IOO :! :";tnl"y beaul y, 3 BR K· fam * OCEANFRONTS * r n1, ponl, 1-,,1.y rir<'PI. 2 1 ~ BA.
2 Hr & I br duJlll'x $67,500 J.\1t1"h<"n thal's "out-of·This·
i\1nrf 2 Rr. 2 ha Mrh S!lO.O<lO 11·orld."' C1osr tn thr (J('f'<in.
2 Br + l'l!OTY' + lot $90,000 ,\1ust nr sold th is week end! * WATERFRONTS * Submit nn !t'n ns.
Ne-..• .1 hr, 2 hi\ rrpl<' 5.1 1.~:in rot.J .• INS & \\1AlTS
3 Br, 2 ha , pirrlfllllll J7:'1,00'.l Jl~:AL'l'Oll5'
BALBOA BAY PROP. 962-5523 (Op•n Eves.)
2."\0ll \V. Ralhna, NR. 67.l-7420 -----------
NEW CONDOS
FHA-I/A FROM $19,400.
Salas 847-9604 Ag•nt
"LIKE
CATHEDRAL
CEILINGS??"
Thl'n see this hnn1r. F:Jr\·::1ll'rl KASABIAN
1'f'ihn.1?;s i;-11·1· onr a !f't'l1n:: R F.:AL ESTA1"E
or s parP. \V1cy:lr y1>U r IOf'S i\TIRAfTJVF: enrnr r 1 BR
lll fhP long sh11.1?; r'llrf)f'IS, or
pu! nn ~'<lotr sh<"lf's nnrl "~lk
1n hl>ft.ut1ful i\l1lr ,..;<Jllill"f'
P111·k . \\'hal!'1'rr lht' rl1•;1s-
llfl', 1h1s horur .<itwl lf'l"'HllO!l
ha\·r i1_ rr11·rtl In sr ll iii
$:t4.9%, i-M:!-2:i.1:i . , , , r11lt
ronr!o fnr salr. t-1&l1.V Xfr:'t~.
~'•'" ln;1r1. 0 1<'llPr lr nvin::
C'll,Y. 9ii2-21ifi:1.
SELLING
YOUR HOME?
F1•re appr11isal • \lie buy
<'1!111tiC's. Peroon11I attention.
2:. yrs. r :o:pl'r 11>nce.
COLLINS & WATTS
POOL + RUMPLIS-B:: 0'>'•nrr. 4 .Rr, 2 h11. bltr;~·
Turner Associate1
110.1 N. Ci!lls! Hwy .. Lil;:una
~94...1177 Anytim•
LOVELY 2 br., 2 ha. li11 . n n
1<•ith fireplace in den hon1e.
H11rd'>l·nnrl lloors lhrunul.
Ovf">1'S11.rrl i:::ar·ai::;r, f'Oll, pft.lio
II I ii l'O~r ~Arrll'!I f, R 11irw
!ti::11 1~ !onir 10 b e
rrmrmhrrNL S,'12.:.00.
HF.1.r.N NE'\\'1'0N
RF.Al.1'0R
49-i-.:..'ill
~~~--~-~-017. Y 2 hr in J.;:ig Cyn.
S'l'l,OCX) Tl'rin~. By riworr 190
Canyon Acre'5 Dr. 213 EX
-"'~ t"OR' s::,o:1,:-.:hc,-,o.c,c,.c,c. •Lc,c,,,c."c:::'Y
2 s!ory duplrx, llf'w dps &
sh;ii;: rp!, ocf'l\n vir w dttk
2\:tl'iAA--6~~. r.1A ril,vn
,l RR . 2 RA l .11Rulla H ill~irl<'
honu•. rr1t-..·ood k Rlil.~~
(l{'Pill1 virw~ fr"fl111 f'\l/l l)'
(~lflnl. s:\fi,.iOO. 497-11 :16.
MA(;N ff.-~wrr111" :,c, -;yo:,._,.
O!•r;iri l!n nl. 01'.'n ;.'\"'lltl' nwn.
2 RR. 2 RA. !':<<'<". tt p1.
$•1!\,:,00. Bkr. i l 1. •l()';l-300~.
Laguna Hills
LEISURE Worlrl r n -o p
n1annr. 2 RR. 2 ha. l.mtrlr-d
•I X1ras. Rr~t \oc;:i I ion,
6'14·1133 Evrc fi.}1..():o.i
VIEW CALL 0 , 64•·Z414 Nf'w Ltsll1111:. A Nt'l'.·J)(lt"I 9! ~
Hr1gh1s hon1" w11h a 1·1rw or · """"'-
tl1(' OC'fan, CR!al1nrt. l~l:tnrl RffiTY'.
k llarhor J1ght11: at n12ht 1s Nt•r Nt,.port Po~t Offlrt
rart>t.~· for salf'. H11rr·.v 10 sr r * •* e CHAR,Vl'!NG. olrir.r. 'i
lh1s tllslrlully dP<'Ot"8t('d 3 SPANl::>H ~tUCC'O, 2 BR,
Rr.. 2 Ba , trplc.. hd11•rl. ,_, ·"• ,., o ~"1 R 2
f 'l"c, r•~•C "" .. u , -.
loors. eri1ts., nrps, sunrleck, $26,000. By Ownr r 64.'>-1446.
f'lei'. i;:;u·agr rloor & mA11y
nlhcr choice lrft.1u rf'5 . .A..c:k. San Juan Capistrano
111.1!" $.1!1,~i()fl DON'T BUY UNT ii, '.
CAL9!L 04'• ,4,·2 414 YOU"VE ::>F:EN TI~IS ONE
·A Popular floor plan 5
..... hf'ch·oo111s. Lari:<' country
Nt•r Nt:fo~,L~o'~1 Orf lct ki1rhen fllwi dinln£ 11rr-11.
sl9,950-IS-THEP -RfcE· Threr BPt:lrOClms up\lllair•.
l\1"n <k>1vn. Ll!.nrisc111>f>d for
for lh!.c: vrry lol'ely 3 hcrl-e;isy cA rl'". $311.900 .
IYWlm, 2 tmth homr. Thr loan CAPISTRANO VAl.J..E'{
i~ h11th enough lhat you c;:in REAL T r
assumr with pay1nen1s of 31:i0\ Canlino Capi11lrilno ·i
$16(1 J.lf'r month, which In· 4!U-1124
<'lurle11 l!ll. Mnt1rrn hUtll-(nll, I 0-~~------
rirrp pile c;if'J"lf't~, 11. l ~ o Santa Ana
mo!rhini::: <lra[lf'~. Dou ble SACRlrlCF: to S:t7.:irl0. Prirf"
i:::ar11gr 10 hnot! Call -cu!' $·1.000. 1o ~f'!l lhi\11 wk· Wa Iker & Lee '"' "1 '" '"W" • ""'m'
Hf'Hil(lrs
?l!\'.1 !111rhor R.l11rl. 111 Arla111s
'.->·1~-Q.16;, OPE'n "111 9 Pt-1
ON AN ISLAND
S.ll,000 VA ln;in .:. BR.~ BA,
11\ilrlY r11stoo1 rPa turr~. '\
shows likr rnnrlf'I. Si\11dpoint
ill'PA. jui;I hlk.~ fron1 So.
f"'oiisl P\11:1.~. CAil S.1:'>--IR05,
202 \Vrs1 ~lrvrns, S.A.
Mobile Homes
For Sale 125
ROOM (!pt/drp.~. i :l)(.000. A4i-~l
.1f1 fi & 11·knrts. P lus ·I !"'dt"f)(Hlls, 2 l1o1ths, Sar1·ihC'f". i:!~7<1(i6"•.
hu1h-H1 k1!4·hrll, nrw shai:; I rvin• ----
o~·~· ~) C'ALI ~' C'OA.~r
&11.lililul ::, RR. ·112 BA'll\"'1111r.
liv r111. fnrn1Al fhn 1m, df'n
111 l\'f't har, :t frplr"~. :..o·
do('k. 2 li;:r pal1ns 1\1'/f:?a~
grill!. F11~ ('!'pt~. rlrps ,t,
\lall p.1 p1•r
CONTEMPO
Laguna Hills
1 ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; I La gun a N iguel 1·;irpr11n~. 2 fit1'flllll"f'~ a, ..
rr ffi'l sq. Ir. n 1n111us nlfl111I JUST FOR Y OU! ESCAP E TO
in•·hulrs 1<'{'1 hrtr. '.'In quahf)· Tlus 2 t .. tr·1n . 2 h11. ln1<•nl1oll~P EASY LIVING
int, nn lnan [rps· JU.~t 111kf'I 111 l1111vrr:;11y Park rnay nr An-hitt•4'111t"llll y df's1i,:n+'ll \11
16 Linda Isle
Oprn Suo!l<1y \.~ 011.'l.'l
li7.l-6i'.!1 ll\'<'r, ~uhJl't "! In r\l!<llni: t il 111.~t wh111 y~111 'rp lnok1ni: tor. l;ik,e 11d1•;int ai,:r nf 1·h11ni;.1n~
I.na n 011·11rr •Viii •·fu1~11lrr 11·s no>;ir ;i1lull p.iol. shop-~Ptlf'S , :Y"(X"l :-;.i1• ~"'1. t;xpc-rT ·
$1 ,000 dn11'n. J•\1,\l!O:J)J/ITJ.: p111t: .11lrl chur<:hf's. (}-..·11rr Jy laurl.<ot·aprd, pool, J11ri;:e.
0('('\IPANCY. \\1t.nl~ 11 .~old ! f\.~~lll£ S1fl.:l00. lol. S!~l.00). IT'S NEW
~~~.~~~·.~.~, ~,~~ ired hill -8L3·-i~1~~~~~i~:~-·~'..._'~
:.r .. !H~l Of'('n ·111 !1 Pi\1 Rr:i\l:r r
IT'S DIFFERENT
J)lJ P LEX, 3 BR, 2 RA P1t.rh.
S!<'f.ll'l In n<•r:i n front, \I' 11'
r1·ptl', hlrins, rirPpl acrs in
r11rh unil. <'lnsrrl g;:irnt;r
p!11~ 11ddt1inna l pi'!rk1ni;;,
$7'.!.flOO. "POPULAR
PRESTIGE"
tln1 v. P;irk CPnlf'r. l1•vi nr
r':i l! ,\nyt 11nr, S~3 .f)S:lfl
L•gUna B•ach Lonkir1£ fnr a .1 1•11r l!<ir11i:r· l---.--:--ccc-:-.,--
lrnw ahn1J1 .t hrrlronin.~~ SPANISH VILLA
TI1rn lonk no f11rihrr!' 11rf.
11111rl11 rl!'<;li::r1rrl fnr r;:in11ly
!<v!nl' 11nrt l&iltrrl 111 nnr of
1tir f111rsl 1 r~irlrnt111 I Arf'1-1<;
nr ll11n1111c;1nn Rr;irh. rRJ(".
f:O 1\T ON L\' s:iO/.CKl.
,,Jn1rt!'! N'f'IHJ fTnnr. 2 1<lory
... 1ur<'i' \.\'Ith r"rl 1ilf' ll'YlL
H111l1 h~· Olrl IA'orlrh< fTilfT"-
n1"11 1n nnc nr I .<11:1.1n;i '" l'IP1-
1rr 111V'il!', 'I Br , 2 batll.
hucr 111'1111: mom "'lfh ma"·
s11·r !'10nr !1rr pla<'f'. rnrm11I
rtirnll(!' ronm. t:hN'ry hrPak.
ras1 ronm r.lf k1tchr n 01 rr.
1....,k1ni:: thl' 11o111rr. OnP of 11
k111r! Pn<"f'<I ar S!1'2.~. 'BF:AUTJrui. RUT ... ABANl.)O:>:~;n ~;p; tt"'i!l"fksrre.l.
[1>1 .. 'ly 1 h.'i'li"1<ln1 1'~ h;:i1h ~ , ~
~·rilfl<'t"'"tfl 1'01111111111 hnn1r, ~~~":r;:JJ.
f,..,-,.,n11;,J l11nd~··ar1n~. 1i,,. • 1~1-<*ln •
PrPsli!:?f' nr1i:htxrlionrl. Suprr
PETE BARRETT
REALTY
642·52l(O 642-1353
1·11~1,,,n cons lnlf·tion rtr~ii:n.
PossihlP 4 fl(!1·m, •I hAlh,
l;iri:,,. rl1nini::; & fn1111!y !'{IO rn,
Laguna Niguel Realty
8»-SOSO 499-1344
RF:AUT :l hr hnn1r, /)(JI)] s11.r ~rl. 1rrNi .• \'IPW. pilllOll. OWNER WANTS
ov.nrr. s.~2.1~i]. 4!*Hl734 ACTION!
_L_;d_o __ l•_l_•-------I ra~r (){'{'11p11nry, Suhrn11 Off-
OPE N HOUSE rr.i;, 4 BR .. \ R;:i1hs, lntmal
SAT & SUN 12-4 rl•n•ni:::. frph:, t>l1 -1ns, p;it10
241 V ia Ganoe •, N rlrrk. Ton tonrlir1nn. \\'::1 -
~pariou~. nr'>' ly drrnr.<itrrl 2 Irr fronl~Cornr r lnl. Nol
lra~rhnlrl Mrm plu.c: p.:inrllf"d rif'n . .l OP!'.:N HOUSE: !'AT !.· SUN
r;ir 1:?.ar f.rl' :o!r('rl . In". 0thrr 1111\l'l< 11y Appt_ s1rf'r! f"'lrnf'r 11q1h hay view, Sh Slt,1.f'J)I)_ 301 Canal, N pt o res
OPEN SUN 12-4 546--7600 _'-__
228 Via Ithaca i--,o"'p"°·EN HOUSE
2 tvtrn1 . 2 hA1h pill~ slu1l.v or ;ro ,\lr1r111nl.!.<1l::1r J.;,11,•
2:t'.1Qt n1nc.~: ROUTJ<: DR .
1('01rnrr nf !\1011l1nn Pk'>''yl
J'r,.sl1ge ;irt ll rnn1mun1!y ~rl
j11e•'lll 1n J.risurt' \\'orlQ. •,
H"11u11ful surrnun1!1ni;:.~. all
Ju:-.urv app.11111n1rn1s, 'rbf'r.
aprufw pool. Saunaf;, F:xe r·
el . .;f' gyn1. 4 tulllard tal:ilf'S,
i\1UOl J\tORE!
!\Pp hra111 rurn m('Jf!('ls in
jlArk·likr sr ttinc.
CALL ,1;.10-.1000 or ~:lll-7!l00
ON THE WATER
Nrw, '! Bil in l.irln Pk. ~· :I:
:ri', r1'jlts. dq~. hliins k
l'C'fl"I:'.:. Only $13.00'l,
TRI HARBOR
REALTORS
400 F:AST IITll, C.M.
f;if> .. 1'£1S 1:;v~: &W n:2.')
SPACIOUS Moh1lE' Homr. 2:l
x ~,:l 111 Nr11'por1".~ finf"'!I
p:i rk. i\lu!lt hi' i;r,.n 10 8P-
prrc1atr . /!90 W. 15!h. Sp. 8'1 .
Suprnor, ll'f'sl Jn 15th.
Nr. llro\:::.
---~~~~-~-· VAN orKE ;.,;· rlhl f'll.pa.ndn,
2 BR. :; .c;;tiir Arlult Pi!.rk.
R<'au1. lnrlscpf1. w/or 11·/n
furn. Pri.11 p!y. &16-6!!19.
.'>12....(l6.l7 .
:vioRiit:--i:lomr "'/orr11 n
\"It'll", mu~I i;rll. Rr11dy In
movr in. lnrr 11f1 6 Pi\1, ~7\11
.l.~O:t91' rir fl.."l6-l'7·l.l.
y Balboa I stand <•r Vr·plj pi• .i.rt & p;i lln MESA VERDE 1•;ir t:ar lnin1ar1JJ.,1r'
;..01 t-r rrilF""1lf . Oprn e 1..:,\l"El.l.A Rf·:Al.'!"Y •
Nr\..r flrl,.;,no:; ~ryl1nc, prn-1 ••-e ... !l><.,,.....c-..-
UT'~·-1t11·11('111 11 '1•1 IA~illll -FAMILY-HOME-
~ 12 .. lfl{) Srl11nrl lllVl(lll'!.
nrt1rr. J1'.!,'.~ .l R.11, :t•~ RA , flln11!y nn.
nn hr;i11I r·n1Tlrr 1,,1 , ('ln~r
\ LITil.E [;;J;1nrl, 847-853 1 e 592-5571 ~'1rrlv dl"<'nr·~•rrl . wrll krpf .".:i1-:-;oin-!>l•\n 12-~• '""11, R~ 1 RR, 2 ~II", fnrrnal rlir11ng 1910"/i. Rl"l~lol , S.A.
frn111. 2 J(lts . hry11sr. \"'Ill orw. ' ;irr.fl. ffl mily 1111, rrpts, rl r'pS, · r 117_,,;\1)
:i RR. :i H,\. J r·url!IH'r~. ,l nll'nrr, $!;',.<,()(), ·l!¥.i-.~l~fi. :<j1r1nklf">r~. l.orflfrrl on n\'rr --------·N· -hnn1r. ovrr '.',000 ll'l. rt. E11·
<"IOl'r•d rntry "n II (' I ha~
\1't'Ol1ght 1n111 g:itr~. $jl{lrinu.~
f;i1111ly 1Mn1 w\!h wel har.
f';iss • 1h1i1 wi ndr..w fr(>(J)
huih-1n kHrhrn In p11t1n.
Rri1·k rJrrpl;u'f'. ~ Bdrn1:<.,
1•., hath..~. Only $1.1.~. Call
RrJ11in air j•n11di l1oncr.~. LIJS [\ lf;\rhnr V·t"W-l f~ 1'.larrr 111·('~l"lil.~1vto iVJrsa OPEN SUN-MO
malds '1Xiorn ,\· hath, l1v rm Jli2.~I. -~ RR, 2 RA , hran1 Vrt'rlr 11rr.1 Sl!l.!l.'iO. 1"2-.i AY 0 1.\'NER
upsra1 r.~ 1·,/11•ri l11lr. ~hown f'lni;:~. firnr O"roralcr!. -~ t"fll' ___ :~l'l-l'l'ill9 ____ Beatitll\IJ Bl111fs t; Pl:in. VJ<'w
fl PPI n11!,1. \lin J!l:l.1.0!:'0. car;1.i;:r. ICC' 'pa llo f.. M\,rt, OPEN HOUSE of 1vati>r f;.·. li(!t11s. (;n'l'll "LUXURY
THROUGHOUT" Prinr"1pa l.~ 'hn!.1. Qv.·ncr P.O. fully lanrlsraprrl. Ry nwnrr, S.:.1 JO A.i\1 • ."1 r 1'-1. 2 R.r, 8"11 !oc. fabulous 2tix l.ll rlrn.
Bos ;!1.! 1R::ilhna 1~111.nrl . fur aprr. h.IA-Kf.f>. xlru lnr. n-.i 101. :'>l1crly HNluf'f'd 1n S·l.ll.~. '!191 V1s-
Dur1.F.X rnn~~,\l.F~· OIJ)ER f)uplrx:---n;n,.(""'h;i~ lanrlsrprl. a~11mr :>' .. lo;in •~ En!1-arl;i, i;i3l-ft17:t F.nJ(lym<>nt pre . pl;1nrll'd.
PIP>t.~iln1 l1VH1£ l'l""I)' 1111.V
hoth ir1s 1<1r th•.~ 2!KIO ~CJ fl
,j hNlroorn h<lmr, nr nurs1rlr
undl'J"' th(' rnvrrrvl patlfl 01··
r r1C10k1ng rhr POOi.. A
prirnr rxf"("ullvr ;:irra. Nrrtr
thr h..~. ',~ a.~sumahlr lrmn.
Takr nmr tf) ciill 11.~ A42·25.'5.
A&tdn rh\nrr ,<::trp~ tn 1>11.y li· j11.<1! rr·rlurrrl ririrr. 426 ~~1~-.IC'am Pl 1n rt Th11r\n1 ;R:E-D lJCEO-Sl,OOO *
hf'Rrh \1;i,kr nlfrr Ph art 6 '11 '~;irln Avr · ~-flf 11 "'~. ' ,. . --Ql.VN{:Jl ROUCllT /INOTM-
pm . :Hn...2A7fi ti.II. 11nhf"'rt.«nn, .nlir . COLLEGE PARK F.:R J fO~E! Hurry•.1.nvr!.11 ----i;7:....}4 to/6i;...i;.if6.
REAL ESTATE
l l~ <il<>nnryre S1.
·19 1~11;1 S<\9-011fi
-UNIQUE WOOD-
IT"S Beacn lm11sc nme . Bic-___ 4 RR, fam rn1, ii.hag rrpls. 4 BR 2 BA : Cru·rK'r! All
~I srleC'lion f"'ver! Stt !he BY 0111n1,.. Lu~k. H11.rhnr ;:ill This on xrra h~r rornrr rrrms!
DAILY PIT.OT Classified V1r'" !-11ls. 1 BR. 2'~ 81\. Int. 10,..f. Down o r VA nr HAFFDAL REAL TY
A 1;ood 1Vi1111 ad ls a good fi rn, pool, prnf lnrlscp. lrarlr. 2.19 r rinr!nn ~-4200 1112-440.'i E11r~: ."11-2446
'· I ""I 6-M ... 1(l:;.~ {W...n hou~ Sa1·SUn I lo fi --=~~=-~ l ~"o''~'';;'~"c'o'=:":::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::===,,,====:;;:::;;:::;;:::;;:::;;:::;I BY O\VNER. lovely Jr. Ex-
& GLASS
.1 R.r, twimr plus rxrra hldg
!'till'. U.nohmruf"lahle Whit~
watr r &. Ca nyon Virw5. Pn.
vAr"y. 4 y!'ll. o4rl . Xlnt price
for hnth. $4fl.!IW.
The Pu nle wi th the Buiff ./n Chuckle
0 ~eorron911o l1tller1 of tlie
tour M:lnmbl.d words b".
low '" lo•m !nur 11rnpl1t wordt
T 0 0 N I N
G 0 Y BE t
j
l I I ' I I i·
~ Night club scene: A 1triP-
S Y T U R
' I I' I I per foil her wardrobe The
vio!in1sl soved her ocr 'Wi!h o
~-N-E_,.X -G,_,0_,.Y-.,l spore -10 .1 ~ l--,,--
1
r-.,
1
,,..,,-.,,r7:-i 0 Comnletl!I .the r~ ~le qunt"d bv lollt~Q u1 tJ.. •»•~O word.
'fO\I davalop from p No J balow
&to Pt!:INT NUM!ERfD lEl lft!:S ~ IN THfS ~ SQUARES
' .
('r. 4 BR. 2 BA. <lf'Cf1flllor
r pti; ll.· drp!I th1'1.JOU(, l"I Ul:P
1-Q· THE REAL
\~ ESTATERS
1·<1 "'/]nArl., <Jt lrrr!I & oiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil ~hrub.c:. 1£r pfl!io "'/hrif"k •
'~ I I ' , " •
pl11.n!rri;, 10lr24' pl11yroom. $21,950 ELEGANT HOME
i\-lu.~t ::rr ii $37,~ . .ll47..(,fj(,(J J RR. 2 RA . In.;:: 60"x l00' lot, nwrlonkini;i l.11i;iuna ·11: '"Riv.
By O'>''nr r, :t l;klrm IV: rl rn, O..·r1~ilrrl <l hl ' ~a r, lrt: gar. if'l"ll Coas!lir!f'"', 2 hrlrm. +
Encl. playroom, w ii ! r r In:: rrrl'rl f>i!lin. W/W r rpti; ,-,,1111r1'!. clrn,? hR . l';iJ1lf'ful-
!lnl1t>nrr. 1~. b11., Crptd, &. d~. hftin R/0 , rllli'rll•!lhr. ly rl('('Orfl tNI & l11nrlM':aPf>rl
rl rp.•, Bir-in~. C<'tlnrglen t'A h!, \l'Alk to sdll.~ &. shnr-lor tni\' m11lnl(Ml'IC'e &. pri-Homr~. 1'1-fA ~-\ ~~ I (I II. n pi!'ll;. y,,.Jr pRyml.!1 lr'VI VRI'}', t.""),'\,:iOO. I E ••
$29,2."-.0. Vor inro c 11J 1 lhlln rrnl. Englund R•a tfat•
96R-37/!:l I' 3111 Th11 li11, L.B. 494-8093
rOUNTAJN PlaVl Condo, ·' SOUTH LAGUNA
"•• t 2 ••7 -OCEANFRONT BR. p,_ BA. 2 rar g11r .• ~ • --1 ( ~, 546.atoJ n -,,, •.• BR .• '"', •Plil lf'Vl'I
cp!S, rtip11. dshwhr. Var11nt ~ ............ ~""""""""'"' ~· ~ OJ)l'n ~I l·ii. 96A-:io4!1. 10083 ~ fun1. '1mnt' \l'/priv. 3tairway OCJ<:ANWOOD Ol'J('n hou:o;p I" •-c Cove :Bca.ch;.Jorm. \.\'hJr.n1nrwUI. By o~_ . .,,,_ I" ,.. .,..,..,..,"' ~ Ss! Ir S:11n .~.Y. n" 4 oR nn rr homf" of Charlie Chaplin,
Huntington Beach rul~-sar. r be 11 c h , .11tm ~11 C1itl Dr .. by 11p1,
SCOTCHMAN'S 542,000 A. nwnPr M962 EME RALO BAY LOT
SPECIAL ::>nui::: Her~ Ci r cle. Larg•st Vi•w lot
.1 RR+ llf'fl t5"x lA" \lnrkshnr 961!-:l02ll. 1127 F:meralrl Btiy .. ,$90,00J
!'>r' rumpus rm. formal DIN· -.-(A-S IS) $21,SOO * l 'l'I!' 1nl_, f,, homl'S c1111:
ING Arra, NEWLY pain!cd .1 BR, I·\ BR. hl tnR,"w/w BUI Grundy, R•altor
imi,idc. oiccl.v lllnd!!caprd r rp!11. rlhlr gar, fncrl. Own-341 Bayicide. N"pt Beach
lol' f't1ll iirire $2.l!'J(')(). All t>r. TI4 2-ll·:lZ7R: K.m :'11un-675-.6161
term s ' Call ll-17-12Zl. 11tt>r Dr.l)J'lf'nWttlwnd11. $70,000VA Jo~JNAN CI N G,
SF.:,';\l()IJR RF.:1\LTY. \7141 2 STORY. :l BR. :t RA. fRn1 {')1-f'an view & bc11ch ~Cctllll.
8<>J1.r.h Blvrl., Htgn. Sc h. rm .. nr brh. 10"'" rln. :l yr J·lob!)y-¥.'l'!rk rm, 3 BR, 211,-
how0n3 lnwaon Ja. Jiiieol(Qll in l lf'iH'tl 1n DoVf'J" ,';hnrrs,
l llfi V11t. !.1rln ti7,.,-4,Yi2 XO) =-'<1 fl. o( llJ:<ll T"lf\ll.~ 111·.
R~af E1111~. !A ) G'""'' .
~ 111g rnrP 1"<'d11r'f'll In --N~rd Waterfront--SllO.'"Ol. ~r i1 t" aPfJrt'('i11.I<' I••··-------Brand nrw 5 BR., 4' o b111h~. ii, OD!'n ~1 ,., Sun J 10 <hisk, Acreage for s al• 150
rlrrk .~dock, Oil Ltd'> Nord n.nv t;rnnl:;('r. Rraltnr, 2'~ ,\('. /lnrr lo"" v11.lh.•y, $197.50'1. ..-40 Foot Lot IH9-:i11n. 11r 11r silr of 300-11c pRrk 11nd
,"\ttT, expn~C'<I bram l Bil., J J UST.-.T~H"E~H"'O~M~E~ lake S3~. s:t9 fin. Call m l-
ha home w/Sou1h patio. YOU'RE LOOKING _1('1"1 !~~g·-'-· -"-'-"-'-""-'~'"~·
Only Sl\.l,000. FOR Busin•ss Property 154
Bill Grundy, Rltr. Rf'autifl1l ~ b<lrm.~ or :t hd-220'x120' C-1. Chapm.<in1 Av. ~·II Bays1df', NB 67.>-filfil rm11 & fk>n, llE'PRrat r d1n1rni:
OPENS AT & SUN 12.S mi. tmrruu·. hornr in !::3s1 Orangf'. $ll(l,OOJ, Tr rmi;.
l1 I VIA KORON hl uff. Rrarly to movr 1n.
2 !flory hnn1p 11o nh 3 bdrmA., .'J.;1.500. 2!1:'1 Calfllpa St.
:l hii, din. nn., fa m , nn., HEAR 11 1F: SURr
litrgr ma:1Ctl'r berlroom wilh \''11.l "t'l' !h11 r clo~P to thr
haleony, Only ':> Yl'A. olrl. OCf'fln, Gn-ar homf' '!rt'lll 1$79.~. lnc11 tlon. ,1 hdr111. l hath,
Walker Realty 67S...S200 tire place. Only. S.12,900.
:l.136 VI.A LfDO UN IVJ:<:R~I TY REALTY
OPEN SAT & SUN 2·S
615 V i• Lido Nord
• hrlrm, JX>n & :-; bethJ,
S129.!i00.
LIDO REALTY INC/
:tm ViR Lido
67J.7JOO
:1 BR, 2 ~i·BA. $59,950
Prinf" only. 54&:-Ut'i
11.12--0fi..l l. AvRilablf' ll(lW!
Mesa V•rde
LOV&L.\'-ltapuhl~ T~
4 BR, l RA . \st: fam nn. sep
d in rm, 2 lrplc1, trnl plltltl,
"''r parkl w/a-ll• fil'f! pit
S.17,500. 642-7364.
M ission V i•io
AEGEAN Hills att1l -3 Sr, 2
Ba, fam rm, 111: f.ncd b11ck
yrrl, {'()r Int, 3 yr11 old. ·w 111
~ac. for $31.950-. 'con11. tlrll-.
or aMU mt 6% GI loen Call
aft 5 pm, 11.~21.
:IOOl '. Cgl llwy, 67:4.ilO
bllck yarrl
fm Rl mosl P.vrry mn111 in
!hi.~ In ly '"OP"n 1'"ft lin1t"'
:i R.r. ho ' w/mRllY t>xtr11~.
D i n r n1 ., fam rm
w/bre11 kftu1r 11.reil, :1 1'11.r
~ar. $69,500. .0 w n l' r.
MZ--\'lR.1.
OCEANFRONT
ChA.rminit 2 BR. 2 BA, on
cboire R.4 r.omM" Int.
J67,~. SUbrnit trnnJ. Brok·
f'r-54.~(.
OPEN HOUSE
SAT lo SUN 12-lo30
DUPl~EX. J bMl'OOm11 k 2
hMroom!t \t Mode t11 hr1u;h.
12(1 29!ii St. $:)4.~. l't'rm11.
Nr-wport 84-ach f\lty 67>1642
1."il"xll!l' l'-2 cor liOOO sq fr
hl,dg, 0rRngt, S.ll7,~:
SANGm'f:R-REAL E..c:;'J'ATE
Mr. \\!heeler .'i.\2-2'Jll
Condominiums
for sale 160
TRY $19,900 °" ynur 1rrn1~. Desporaye
srllf'r ~ays.... "Try anything:"
on thi~ f'XlrR l::1"T"!;:e ,, BR 2
BA "'Mnnlkf'llo"' townhoulie:
* • * •
POPULAR "BAL.BOA" T'i-
hul'l'ln tov.mliouse ti)' l..11.rwln.
V1tcant l \BR a•~ BA ne11r
"""''. LMt9e or opt:ll)o or f
Scll!'.:r TTIUSl SA(:rifice.
larwin re•lty, inc.
21562 Brookhurst, !Int~ Bek
546-SCl I •nytlme
D'lplexet/Unlts
sale 162
RAUlOA !St.AND Dupltx
rnr 1u1lr By OWntr. SfC'P!I m
My & bc.'ach. Ma kr< olfPr.
Ph. A,! Ii pm, 5'10-2676.
'inCoM.Property 16'
4-Plrx, Co~r" t.fr.•11.
Ru bmil Dn, n111,y
hM". Prtn only.
64~1400.
$~.tXXI.
tn1 , tnr
Ow""' UNSC RAM!\E lEI TfRS
fOI! .AN Wtll:
SCRAM-LETS .AN WERS IN CLASSIFICATION 800 ~11 lrlle ltc1nll nOwl
Sell Idle Hert'lll oow!
nld f111!.V ld~C'fltl, 9!l!l-510!t h11, 2 trplc'g, All c rrl11r. T'~ "Yfl:Uow Paa-~" of
RA Yf'RONT-l)(lvrr Shor~
By Owner, f11mlly hnme
w /rlor.k, 4 BR. CnnvL drn,
l,1:1' tRm rm. ~r din rm.
m11 id~ rrn. Nrwly decor. ..._,,IOO f'ast results &rt jus t a phone
call a w11y • &U-5618
' '
&Jr lrO"Z11e m11 00\V! 4!'1<1-~'lif\~. f"'l11$11Ul~tf •.. 6'12-56711
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305 Duplex•• Furn.
S.f D.tll Y 'ILOT F~, Ocl.Obtt 22, 1971
US Apt1. furn.
·~::·~ -... -J~ I -"'-1~11 ~~~,:;;;~~
Income Property 16' Housn Furnllh9CI 300 House• Unfum. 360 Apts. Furn. 360 Apt. Unfurrr. 305 HouM• Unfurn. 365 Apt. Unfurn. us
Coit• Mei• Ir.In. Newport S.•ch Co1ta M ... Coit• Mei• 10 UNtTS--luen•r•I
f..a~~lrlr Cosia MP~. i:l'f'illl
f""'•11.111 •rAA St\Pn 3-brd-LOS Al TOS I FA~lll.Y \.l.'anrf'd : 'l Br. .. UNIVERSITY PAR.I..: •
f 111'd Yrrl . l\id~ I. Pf'1~, SI50. 2 BR. 2 ba. tnhsP ...•.. s2'7S
ALA Rentals e 645--3900 2 BR. 2 Da . tnhs,.. ...... S3trl
I E/•1di' .1 Ar 2 Ra. fned ~ RR . 2 ba . hnn1e , •••• SJl .i
DELUXE beach front J BR,
2 BA. G1l'f!l rDr ~luU;,nt~.
l•achtn . l:h1Jdr•n k Pf'I •
ok. Y.'1n!1•r onl~. S".00 [)a.)5
646-7103. l'~f'~. f>7:1-2'1AA .
Duplex•• Unf~r~l5-o
*$30 WEE K & UP*
Studio & I BR Apt•
* $18 lo $75 WHk Up
Mote! R ooms
* OCEAN Vl t.\\' /., ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; 1;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.1
SPACJOt:S , BP.. "''" "' CHILDREN * BRAND NEW*
Newport &.•ch
rnom~ l'l nd !tlr""f' 2-bo-dnvim~ I Pride of Owner1hip
All !Oep,;tMtf" unit~ 11•11h ln1~ Hom• E!PC &: <A'tr incl rl. ."lo e e e NEW e e e La Cost• Apt1.
C'h1ldrPn or Jl'f'I.~ $2°E1/mn. & 2 BR. h!1n~. ~"'1mrn 1n nf ~p~rr ~ti-111, 11 f11nt11•nc }"amU.1• wuh l~oagrn ok.
,..1 urn 1<ilh 1n..,,,nl• nf Sl .~ -i BN!mom 2 b(llh, buU1 !n.~.
pl'r m,., ,.::u11m11 l"l r!I''-' ri nr r01rpPllnf;. drapes, !l'ase $2':5
tTIIO(' '" -f""r mn. Phone Lonir Beach
'
-I kd I :IBP..2ha,homP ,,., .. S170 ,1 rd .111: i::~r. 1 ~ ,.;n1 flf'1 , SUNNY ACRES
MOTEL
6-1&-.f:70.'>. Jrsr YLT\'I.'VJED: pool. lana i, h11r-h-qu• N e~r-Sufl"'r Cnmfor1able . !O unit Sl7l ~BR. 'l h11. horn r ...... $.17) LRG 1 Rr turn .,.f,;u· Sl:-..0 •ff>· AU ur1l rrt SliO Tn SliO. bldg w!lh 1101 2 BR, 2 BA
Walker & Lee '1'.:~'"1:'':'1• ALA ~·ntals -·~45--39~. . . red h•111 I-Co"• _M,,. 1 hlk ·"· (>f ~·;i 1r~round.•
2.176 :-.1p1 Blvd , CM ::.18-97:'1.i
n1n. \\'1ntf'r l~P 7102 \\" APARTMENTS ArluhF. nn p.:~1<
O<-io1111f!' .. n1 !nq Apl (' .i~ ,\vorarln. ('\f
J ll.'>-Cnt~ l RP. Cnt111J:,, E
i;1dP l'~! 111,. .. 1 r"r .,<1ni;le nr
• i300/rnn. l.r"~"-,; BR. 2
RA. lu\" lraturP<. lri;: lani
nn. 11rrl11rl fh <, lrpll', ,1nr
11r,.,l•i!P !f'I' I h J k
1,11t\hr()<1k i:rarlP ~-.-hi i-: •>rl
H11rhrir, ,,. nt Rl\krr 011nf'rl
'l BR, 1'2 BA. hl t-lr1r.. 1·rpts.
rlrp~. In:: Pnrl. pa11n y11rrl
Mu1t See to Appreciate l""""'""'""""""""'""""""I "''kl)(!~. a!I j V.' k rl ~ y 8 67:\.-7J~O-~l'ar 1 Nwpt B ~rck Bay, 3 Bdrm * 2 Bath P.P;iJrn"
Ti'\'1 1!11 rMr Bl\d 111 .\r.;i111s
-;.il,.l''ll(i.~ flJll'Tl :11 !I '~
-SIXPLEX -
rlllltUTP l"01Jpjp
BEACON * MS.O lli
t \:DF.!~ ('O\•qnt L'!"lt)' Sl:l:,.\\,1lk 1n Ara1·n 2 Hf~ 11
S11pPr rlPIU\ in r1 ... n "i>) frplr AIJ furn. Ch1lrl flk
;..1n1 ~1<>11. \l1n !1n;ifl('11ti: ~E ACON __ * 64>-0111
C~ll lflf lr.-r prnJ'l"r!Y 11n-1 • YE·,RLY P.F.>l',\t_"i •
L:n1 \', Park Crntf'r, Jn·1ne
C..11 Anyume. 81l-DA20
r1£1 ~1nnrf1f'lrl. :..;7-7109. ,~L"'"'"'.B"'"'"""""'"'" aguna ••ch
Gar11gP. \Ir,11 Vl'r rlt . V GARDEN LIVING Il~/nlr>. ~1j..{}:i\-1. O\J 1l'!, a n~c. pll'asanL
---l'11J r.rt. H1"11tf'1' Pno!. .1-Br:-2h11~s 1;.-, pPr mn 1~ l BR. Sl4S & UP.
t.:. 21.<1 ;;;1, ,\pl. B &tl--0679. Arlults. nn pi"!:<
~rhno s, plltks, Y_ 1 ./\,Boy's STEP~ In &ti. mM lr0 c_itih. i;hoppg, tr.,.y11 etc., L11•ing ronrn 111rh c11rhedral
At'. frpl. bfo11m rPd All t.a~ htar, ga~ <'('()k1n1: 11nrl ce!11n1: & lrplr. ~JMfll lf'.
hhn~. \'rJy nr v. I n 1 r r . w~rr r . i!ll pair!. !>10 1~10 l11undry ilrPa, Encl pa!J'l,
6-l'.1-:";100. lrom Sl!l:t. 2324 ~ldrn -5tl" Sw1mm1n,1t pool h ch1l~n'1
I ~1£'1>r--r· J Br. Ill'"' £·p1 1--"'---------E\"f'S :i.1fi-fi!l~ __ '·-----ill)\\', !Rth St.,(_'\!, '7"F.:ARLYTB0"Ba.-1 .. -;:1~ nr 1·all J\lanagt>r: Barbe.r11 play,t:'J'Ound. S:?OO.
bay 11.C'ms~ gtrl'f'I, 22J 19th Dav15, IL>\RBOR GP.E:E.~S
aJ~w~ :;.. • l.'.l'f"<• t onrr Hun1f"< 1n fW11•·h ,-\r1•"
r!rp, poc·I i.,'ilr :--rct:. s11-0.
ALA Rentals • 64S.J900
CX'F.A~ \'IP\I', p11ttl ,.., hrarh
ll'Om un tQut 3 HR. 2 811.
homP l~l'IUfmf't hlln. k1trh ,
St. $2R}/nin. Adul l!;, no !!!!!!!"''."'!'~1·.,.~\1~'2".":'!!!!!!.... S.16-4J.'i.l
pr111. 6i:i-T.'!"H'i. BAY MEADOW Af'TS. -_-~~~ DELUXE
LRG. I RR !)uplrx Pn1•11r)• 1 .... -,_.., __ ,.;,.;..;._
C.11r. Arlull.< S!.l.i. !f;.I E I \lO'S f'RF.f: RF::\T
\\'1l50n ~9-2~\ ,'\ASSAl' PAL~!S I }"J,\f'f-l"ppPr • 7 Ar. ~nrl bnck frpl . p ;i n" I j n 11 , ~rlr. kid",{· p111 .. 1130. ~k)lii,::hr ~, qu&I, "all ~l"r-Newport Be•ch
• C.\LI. ~:; ~-1r: • P.•11 Cnr•"") P.ltr. f;i."i--S!lll s-; ,i;,.-P~ni;;1UTa __ _
I Tl E. :?2nrl St. "41-1&1.i
Sl'llld~ Jl'lpll.nf'~P Elms -Pool
I AP.. SEiO t'l;Ph'i
LOVELY .1-RR ul'P" •pt .. 2 B~arn rr.llins s. Jl'lne!tni:, APARTMENTS hloc:'ks 1n hPl'lrh, ,.unrlrrk. .1. priv patios, n"rr~at1()n la· Air Conrl -,......,,ir'~ -J S"'·im-' hhn.~. S200 Can bP ~ren Sat ·,, c1.1u~s. All l'lrltllt'I", nn ~t~,
!. Sun. m • • 1·1rti ST , NR ming Pool~ -He11l!h Sp.l . e l BP.'s l"RO.\l AS LO\Y
~LA Renta!~ • 645-3900 prr. LPasP, )Pasr/option 1 ·,-R-R-.-,-B-,-,-1.,-.~-·-.,-"<-,-,-, r-~"1>. I I
D $1.t.11 \ A <J11t1ArrD 5 BF:DR00\1 Honie for riont. S450 rnn. Bltns. cpls, rlrp!. \'!'arly 2 Br. Sl6.i f'UR/\'
~,:.:::..(
l BP.. 7 Ba. Ir-;: kH !.· h" rm.
lrp1<' f.· g:1r. i1i~. 0pPn
,1k•w!~. ICOl t:. Ralll<111 Rl\'rl
CrnH11 .\lP~a . oll Paular1no MIS.SID~ R/.:ALTY ~9+-0;,11 l~f' S18.1/n10 $,ep 21R C,.dar,
l..a.l)':P l\U('hf'n , h:nll -:n<, PRESTICE-11.rrO'I~ Pvt -bf'h Np1 Shorf'~. 67:1-3601.
Roal • Camrwr S10r11gP
Furn. Bach. &-IB~Ex
ceptiOn•I n ice , $130 up.
TPnnl~ Cr!.~ • Game &: BU-; · 1 1~ OCF.A:'\"FRO~T-Ci1·Ply 2 k-:1 tiarrl RMm. ' ""' mn.
RR . -~~• .. CY.
C~JJJ=,cf:->o-Oe»-.,-. Furn!"'irr! 2 k 4 BR -0011!'f', ~illl"r! in ra m 1I~ 1,,.-,m, d1nin,1; rr.01n .. ~pPMac L!lar ocran v1P11, 1~
111111\: ,....,,11 11 ftl"'plac1'. 2 lo1 rl11 nlr!Pr 11Pan rMn1.,.
Ra1h~ l..a~r frr~·rd y11rrl. I hnm,:. Crp1s & rlrp1s. SJ:D.
. apr~. S2"2.l Tf'I $27~. I Bt:DP.00;.l Ca!J f>.16-001.~
\\'1n1P r. R!"llJ1or 673-4.1.l(). ~'RO~r Sl.'11
'
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I Ba rlo1\n RP~! F~l'l~f';!'r _ -------
"1111f'r t"nlal ~r"" S"{l";""/l,',<:P\(' .l AP. 2 RA Ra) \!PY..
Ri ll B1irkr. Rkr, 6·14-iill ! I S~~· 11nd 2 BP: DI\ :'Pf .• ,
[ ~rt1M11t1 forRant J { W] ~~-1-~~o~· ~N=e=w=po~•-1 -B-lv_d_.,
*WINTER RATES *
~ --MEDITERRANE N P•rk-Llke Surrounding SPACrOUS 2 Br. 2 Ail. n~~r A Qll!E:T • 0£1.UXE
!~i,.,~,~·-, (~l:2IS-t'iiil0._ 1 !_~l7fi:I_ -------hrh, .<orh1111'i. S2Hl. 642-)11!!2, VILLAGE 1-2 & J BR APTS
;,~7-14S7.
A\ AIL :\01 . !• Ch11rm1ni;: ·I Laguna Niguel
BP.. 3 A,\, Jo: l1\' nn &. !i11n l --°'---"------360 Attrac furn S1ud1~. SJJS.
I Br. SIZ'l. Arluhs. no pet!.
213:'1 F:!df'n , Mgr AJ'>I fi .
----·---' 2400 ll;irhor Bl \'rl., C.).f. f~n· ivit1n~ * ll!rl PooJ1 \VI NT~:R. ILlfn. ~ RTL 2 R,\, Nr 5hop'g * Adults nnly f.\P.<. '.!~-,!;!'.! S1 6.1. \\ ontrr l:•l·9'lf; ..
ilO\!E ,f,; Jnrun1f" -Sf)(lr1nu~ Cos t;° M ;sa I-Apts. Furn. rni. f'n\'I flil!ln. 2 •''Ir ~ar. VJF.:\\" JJomP, rrp 1hirp~. 4 hr -----------
Pt'tlP!'I for ra1~i n~ rhtldrf'n. nr ~ & rlrn. 2 Ba, bhn!. S2'00. G•n•r•I
171•11 5,'i7-ll02() ·~ block •n IX'f'lln, S'Q'.l pr r RE~TAJ. OYFICE Martinique Apts.' 1110. fi4 2-"1R71. ~-OPF.:~ JO A!'ll TO Ii P11l l m 0 •"1• A"A '''' C>! fi ~01 , 2 hi! ho\1•". nn 1rr":,-.-1.-R-,,-.-cCch-.,-m-.,-,--.,-1-,-,-, rr ry closP In 1'1'.:hools. 1300 49.>--0;J.l&. BEAUT. '!i!l 811chf>!nr Tra1l'r
in C.j\l. rnurt. Wtr. pd. No
r h1Jdren or pt>ti;, S12(} mo .
54A--2.'.l70.
OCEANF'RONT.Nr. .,.... " .. . p l "' r . fAIHWA'Y ~1gr. Apt JJ J 6-16-5.Y.2 -------Kid~ & ptlA ok. Sl!i.1 to S.'.lR~. ~aSP. 6<1&--fi5!11 nr fi4Hlll. VACM'T-RedPr 2 Br. J B.i,
VILLA APTS. CPI.•. ricpo, eel"'· hlioo.
p<'f mo. ~1.'>--1:.li!l M••• Verd• Rent Beautiful Furnlh.r•
. f"'sP.~RA , l~P h1• r m 11 H" for as litUe as
~hir.drrl romPr lt>I, r>r ()M>;in,I 11 ~A 1 Ba 2 ;n S;in C.1tmrn1... n·1~rl· ou~~ • r. ·-('1lr '1<lf-
rl l 1 N ~ B on 11 il C mrnPr. F ru1t frf'r~.
i0Jn1ni:: up P~. • r . 6' bli·k .... ,.11 :: ~1r!....-. rnn1p! Nlmp furn R' C>'-'nPr.I .1 ·
492..{.f;ll. ·
1
pr1\~r\~· A,·3: Dre I. J22Zt '
w/frpll° $, rl1nrm. Spac k1!. , . ., JT; BA. blt n~. l'ihill: ONE . MONTH rrp1~ rlrp.~. nf"w l.1• pa1n1M . .... 1ra111 rni, B1i::. pla)rOOm.
1~--__ rr\2-•~·
lndustri•I Property 168 H-,.--, -~B--~---1 c;;:;;.::;.:.:.: __ .:.., ___ 1 un 1ng on ••U"I
f OR S;tlt or trarlP l0r \llfllnt 1 8 2 00 1 rn '' l ™'"" iMuc Tl.Ill . r. h11 M fl, pm parin, ~ld:-;und,..r rnnc r~iinn •! frpl r "'" _rrpt, ~llns. S3l°>
\O.t:nl ~ ll 1n1al. Ov.nrr. ~o~l• ;,9:?-2fi7;,.
&1.;.120; 1Lido l1le
~f;;,:S-;!e 170 '
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* RAYFP.O.\'T • ~· P.r nt 'ttl .!ul,v J.<i. call
R d · I h I"· -1-1, 6, .... 1~92 hef 10 am or a!! ::i f'51 rn1111 u. o;.n.. " . ,
!P\"Pflll rl"" 11\il I. Qn p I ~ 11nl_P_"_'_· ________ _
P~rrp11onal hll! a l '1111)
S2.;).'o6. jlf'r 1~~ fr<inl 11 Newport Beach
hltn hilr p,.,.,J 1;.,· ~ :l.."i' ii ith C1n l1tf'f'n rik S2:t1. .1l1l
oulsid<' Mr, llr!('k RRQ A: Sun1atr11, Priv pty. Rl'I'~.
~n1nkrr, 4!H-6:lfi.I ~~~.~+iii. .'>l.'>--7.'.l.)~.----~
7 BR DUPLEX
Crpr:o:, drps. & hl1 n~
FOP. C1!1LDHE:"l g, PE:TI>.
L.-'\RCE rr~cr:o y ,\RD
LARGF. l BR. 2BA.
Cornf"r Int. l..f'11.~r-S250 mo.
·~4 · ----M i1sion Vi•io
P\1 1.::arai:l'. Sl.'ifl. . J 8 . Sll P;iul~r1no. C.~1. ~l!l-1 7'16 BHl\.'iD nf'". P.. lamily
r m w/lrplr, 2 BA, 111r
VACA\:T 4 REOROO\f .'.l ronrl.. lTpl~, drp.\, $290.
BATH 1n .... nhOUSf' <1'11h car· 8.17--0902.
pt'I.•. rii'l\J'lf'~. and USf' nf .:_--cc_--~-~---
l'Pf'rral U•ll h~IJ I. pool Newport Beach
!.PR~P 11 fr;r $230. Call Acenr.
:) l(i-11 ,1!. -------B r:ALlTIFUI. 4 Ar. 2 RA. h1>i
I Prn1111<ul11 P1-2 Br. Ohl
11:11 r. k1rt:o: & pM SlR'.'1.
ALA Rentals• 645-3900
"'/Ill'" nn ht ha' H11rr) I ("Iran {..· Qu1,,t-:"<r """[)·
:f ;.ou 1•·arit 1h1•' &l4-61 1L I rhinc, u!JI 1n('I, t'urn. Sllll.
ThP Irv.in ('n , f~rilltnr• ALA Rentals e 645--3900 filO ;\'P1tpnrl C'l'!lltT Jlr. ,'> R. r!b l f11..,pl, hJ11n~. A pto rfecl J01"a 11nn cir.•" in .~chool~. ./ f:lf>t.:11n1! '1 Br. 2 R11 , (·pt /
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Rt 174 1 ,,. -----ALARentalse645·J900 eior ALA R entals e 645-3900 2 Rn hflu<f' 11 /frplr i:ar., -----------;s!G At:.\P. LAKE * f OT! R,.nt·t'urn 3 BR. 1 AA. yarrl, ~rn1~. rrlni;:, ~ll~hl'r,1 11 ARBOR Vir.,., I Br. 2 ~a
Throw ,.;r.nv.hal!~ 11 nr! h111P Ir;: balr. Ba v l'!f''-'' hou.<'f'. Cf111. .Al~n. 2 hr 11pt romp/. /:im & rl111 rn1.<. pat1f1,
flln fl.~!fl!: up lhl• r 11h1n on I lll i \\ Bil,\,:,· R, f'all i213• fi.!6..!216 or &16-6961. I ".a1Pr ,..-,flPnrr, g11 ~rlf'nf'r.
I --- --·---"\r JYOOI !;· park. $450 per lnL~. nr:d I" till' :'\'11r' · lnrr<! 7%--21~2 nr .cr f' SAT OP. LOVE!.\'. .1 BB. 2 BA. f1<.m ~~ Ai-ail. Dec. l 5 l .
lnr nnly Y.i.("00 • Al.'C) SL'. S',001 ,..10 . rm , l~. Lit, f'rM'L pa110, 2 644-~ifl~.
rnmrr lnl for !-:.:oo Oil! ----.-----nir i;;1r, Lri:. )d Coll•·i.:1· -----------
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complete with
your 100°/.
Purch••• Option
lnrl, iiem r;elerllon.
24 Hour D•ly.
CUSTOM
Furnitur• Rental
517 W, 19th. C.M., 5"C8-l481
Anaheim T14-2800
Lalfabra 694.J708
Balboa l1land
\VJNTF:f, rf'nll'll. J Br. 2 h:i,
Sl r p to !hf' flay. S300. 1n-
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\\'1n!nn Rf'll l .. :~1 11.Jf' fii...,.,t;.11
DUPl.F.X .'.l BR. 2 BA . f)f"l"m.
lf'r11111I, S.11.l. mo. 11 1 01a-
n1ond. <.:all 67!'t--.l288
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301 Erlgf'W/l.!f'r -W1nl rr Rf'n·
ral Bayfron! J BR .. l ba.,
aarai:r-S22j. mont h.
DA VIS REALT\' 6.\2'-irrlO -------BAY VIF.V.'. S\60 & S190 I
Rd r. S270 2 f:klr. lJll!!< pd .
fW111·h , p1Pr, prk'g. Adults.
:lO.l t:. t'..rl j;?r11atPf Alf'.
I BR. furn ap1, no rh1Jr1r,n
• B11ch. F' o r unf. Sl10 up ">r prt.s. 24(1\•., 16th ,:::1., ...... B.
e I Br. Furn or unr $12:. up. C111! ti4£.-46M l &. 3 BR's Adult~, P£l01. 64 2-1181 -----,------CLEA:-;< I nr 2 Br. Arll!~. no !'nvate p;\tio pool • lndiv.
2 BR. Trai\Pr. 40'. SIM + I I k s12· 11~ '421 ' J>f' !'I. i .~ .••. ~ \11.undry lac.
u11I. ~f 11tur, per.son11 onl)'. F.. lfil h SL SB M6-1il01. Nta.r Orange Co. Airpo11 A::
Call 646-UIO!I. 4 Br. 2 R11. ()cf"an lmnt UCI. Adult11 onl)'.
PVT, MmC'y, 1 hr. fum , $2.i() W1ntf'r. Nicl'l.V rlP!'Or. 20122 Santa Ana Ave.
ut1J'~. Maturf" Ch r i 5 \ i 11 n :ioo!I Sf'11 shorr. fi-14-4.140. ?.1rr .. Mrs. JCMchim, Apt l·A
per!;on, &12--09j.1. ----365 j ~Z15
Apt. Unfurn. I"'""'""'"'"""'"-""'""''" $11~~13.'J -1 BR. Furn. l\'f"a r • store~. Quir t 11.dult~. 198.) General I EL CORDOVA
Pomona. C,\1 M8--0721l ,;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; Apts.
I Bit POOL, util pd , 11du!!.~. VENDOME /\t\l' 1 !.· 2 BR l..uxury . .\pl'1'.
M prls. 514.')-Sl .)I'), 383 \I.'. o .,h'>l'hr!<. xtra rl~l'!.~ k f'\JP· \\'ll><in Apl 12 C ,. lMJ\IACliLATE APTS~ · · · ·-"· hn.olrrl~. lu.~ury i;hA.£ l"l"'flf it., ADULT 11.nll BAC1-fELOR, sh11rp, rlo.~P to hf'aut. l'!'r roir1I & PO(lL.
C"X'C .'1 UCI. Sll.l incl. util'~. F'!\Y!ll.Y Seriinn /\rl ulJ!< e N<:t p('!~.
7 Clo1e to shopp;ng, Park ;,.; -77f.ll. 207i C"h11rlr ST. 6--12-447n ·• Sp;:ciou,.; J ar.·~, 2 ba
Sll/\RP l RP.. Util r>d .• l nr~e * .Swi m por.1, ptll /g!'('('n
rlo~t.<, pno), adul1~. nn * Frpl, Jnrli1· 'J.ndry far'J 1
P"l~. 1AA1 .\fonrnvta YIU'l.1.lfi ·1845 Anaheim A ve.
-. ~ICE 1 k 2·J3r. Trailrr•, COSTA ,\1ESA &12-2824
S71 k up. Ch1lrl ok. lll £,
l!ith SI. h.!2-126.i.
l BR. Furn $140.
Adult~. no pe1~.
S20 CPnlf'f St. 642 .. '>M,lt
Balboa Island
YEARLY Ira.<,.., r, r 11 n rl
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Rr , 2 Ra . pri. parin. S.'.l."-1!
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:\E\\" 1 anrl '.? Bl'd rm . .:ardl'n
;i17'lr1'me n1:0: .,..,'pool.
rR0~1 SIM ,A.DULTS
2311 Eldt n A1•P,, C )1,
64:).571;() • • ---------VILLA CORDOVA
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S140 2 sni:::ls ~ha.r1n2. Slll 10
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64.'>--0iOO
1.'\DIVIDL:AL PRIVACY
Db, 2 Ar"' 2oi r,, :<!Of. 11i
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fnrd yrd w/ flilhf'I. \\'tr pri.
Gardrnrr m111nt, Call brwn 1
& ?t. 636--1120.
Slfii
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\JP. 1--1 1'1 pool. f'lay yd.
(pt,.;, drps, bltns, patJo,
Kids ok.
1!194 il1aplt !'\n. J
1206 Collrg,.. Nn. ~
Loik~. C~l1/ 1Houses Unturn. )05 fln•I , i·lran ,I.: ~llarp. rf'.HI~ [JAVIS Ht:ALT\' ~2~1000
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General ~..,,.. ••• niddlf' Hi>11 1,,~ li-l(i...11.'itl ~PAClOUS Oc-Pa nlr n1 hnn11• 4
• $2.l \\'!..: !. lip. -On Orf'11n
l.OvPly Bar h • 1 RR -Roon1~
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BF.Al:T 3 Br, 2 Ba 11prs.
Ch)~P tn ~hop~ & ~rh l~. 1
small ,.ht!rl Ilk S!6.l/mfl.
0pPn !!n11~P lllur!' !. t"ri 4
rn ~. ~O'll ]-'.•. :'l.V:.-0;1~ 1010
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ok. Dana M11rin11
COH ~I !!11_\,
PflOI. pt"I~
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"""l.Y rlf"r, hP11ut C"i!T"r!Pn,
ixnl, rr r. Arlulr~. nn f'l"I«
19.i!l ~111pl~ A••. C'.\1 , f.1g r
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SI0.00'\, :.1.1:-20-11 r1 r_. ---1mmr11. ava1L ~i-76-18 or BA 'i"SIDF. VTLLAGE. ,\100.
MUST Sf.I.I. 40 111-~. P.Paur RENTAL FINDERS 64.>-0924. Hm. S1115, No. 81. :l BR, 'l
cx:t:1\NF1l0NT ap1. PArtiil lly
fur n. Qu1r 1 C'pl prP r'rl. $175
yrl~. fii:i-'."1i?'l. 67~2~o.1!2.
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4l~W.1 ,,.,,GQST4.a1A Ml" c hr-m fn, r11ni·h. 1•ri1ry. TA K ~: -------BA" .:i. arpel~. drape~,
nVER only S~'!l/n1n. /\Par Houses* Apts. CHAR~ll 1'\G l BR hnn1r , nr rx.ol. r\duhs. Ph.~
* ""0111 * \lb').:!el11/ Plat.a, SZl:-./mf'I , ---- --·-N11 t'l ~-()f'f'~!. 96!1~17_. __ I -.r J76! ·rH~!l!i Al'f'. K~i-9."ili. S400 ~l nnrh, :I Br, 2'·1 B11,
R •• I E state Wanted 184 "-~""'~f~,..~ 10 /.11ndlord. -------'l /rplr, hugr kit , !am rm., :-.·E\\I 2 RED!U)O.\l I • 67.\-4,'{-.0 •
ATTE:'\TIO/\ HOL:S E $1Hl-'.\rat 1 BP.. II/ i::11 r, :-.•'W '2 hill balh•. El"rll'IC k1ichr n. ----0-----.~ ..... ~ E. 11.~1. I Oelux• ceanfront 01\''>El!S u·h~r i ' ) n U r 1 rl'fJlc. rl11i~. ~ml )Trl, .\1·11 1l _ _ _ 2 STy ~ Ar bl!n~ 6T~J8AA
pmPf'l'IY wnrlh~ for !r.,.,. \:n"'' ·I Bl! 2 HA. Fan1 rm. LrR --··. --'--'--'--'--rP~lllPnn~l l"m[ll'r1r "'"al.•·~·,BEACON * 64S.01 11 ~rrl.1 Chilrh'l'll f..· Jlf'I~ nk.J S•nta Ana •
;~ ~ prr~nnRl l!llf'f'\'1~11 Jn --l2.'ill/n1<1_:_ &ll.42~4 11tr Ii pm. 4 BDH~!, 2 AA. '1UH"I rul~P-
m.. pr11'~/'\' or ~l)llf h/\mP s11: ... :-t:r. 2 BR Buni:;iln'>I, 4 Br' J Ba, !anl !'In, d1n'1: S:ll', rhildrPn &. pe is ok.
Call '.~i-5.111 ~'"v"'. rPfne, ttar, V11rHn1' I · 1290 · l -·• rtn, nr ;\T, • nachim 5. . "4. -~,,..
l..:/\TEl.I.11 P.E,\LTY BEACON * 645-0 111 6;:-,..~ROO r:ltr. 1---------
--------OF.:LUXE 2 BR turn. !!p l. 11
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mn inrlrl ulil )'TIY rrnlill.
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1.RG Barh , Rlk~ "" Col'fln11 . Arl11l1~. 11/\ fW"I~.
Sl2fl/n1fl. Clll pr!, Yr11rly.
6~2----Ri20. :lBJ.,.-2 Bl\. ~hai,: rpl, Westmin1t•r I I Br. F'1Jn1. ;<;r n1·,.an Sul>l.<P
Fount•in V•ll•Y
BACHF:LOR l'l p!. UTiJ pr!.
Pool k prl, .. ntr11rx·e. S120.
~l!l-.'19!17 nr h-12-~171.
Huntington 6each
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RAC'l! Apl. 2 !a ri<P-rm,<. Ari-ON TEN ACRES
,1111n flnl' hnn1 P 1n hf'l!Pr 1 A: 'l BR. }'urn . .l Untuni.
!rl'lr1 . :--.· .. .,.. l11rn 2 \\'~·' frf'P F1Ieplacl't ( priv. paLioi.
rPnl. A.-kinc S110 mn. Jori. Pool& Tennis Contnt'l Bkl11t.
l"nl fnr S160 Apl. qfill-$;~2:i. ~ Sea Lane, CdM 644:2611
T nr:-rnPrl;lliOn-Cnnd;.--11 11 '"lacArthur nr Co11..i Hwyl
hlr n~. rPf11c. rnrl p.:1.l!o,
ponl, quirt l l~O. !i7;..:,0,l4.l • RA ''PORT * RA YVIE\\' lle11 E1t•1t, Ge11er ~I
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Clll;,El!FL'!. 2 Ar h~P. i;11.r. !1120 l.ark~pur. R ~ i! l 1 ri r S3f,..07!n .-\l"TR !<par1n•i~ 2 Br . 2 Bil.
/\nnnul1('1n1: tllf' 11uir1 n1)f'n1 n;::
r>! 811) pror1 Ap1 ~ . . . /nr
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Opportunity 200 nr .1''"· zar, 11: la.m:ly " """"' "" Hous•s Furn. or -1-hl'\', f'ln<l' tri .<hnppg. vt~O'ln. ii~'. Trnn1 ~ f'nun~. j "'"1'.,...''T'P' • E t Bl ff Unfurn. 310 ,\rll:~. S17.'i I••. ti7:\.-ll'2li R;i!tv>" Prn1nsul11
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Ap1~.,r"r l;im1h"•.
1'all 171 1• lill·'•.•\'i
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.... lr:AH";l!T !i.\P.. I ' ./T1!~:1~1.lFl-:--."i1\11IP\'f'f a.Ibo• l1l•nd Costa M•,Sa ~ 700 E flillhn;i Rl 1·rl . R11lt>n:t 2 AP ..... -.--~ll'f'f't \r,rl
TO BUY OR S/T,-~,,.. .. n N ,.,,.;o,n ~Rf: 2 '.\ 1.r. J', h:i , "rll r!Pn'r~1rr1 fii.l-4 1~0 F1,.•. r.;i-;i;1~ 1\/h<1mr 11!1• nr rlrn 1,; ,.l,.,<rrl
SE LL A BUSINESS I R \. l'P" r rp1•, lf''1~ fl"r ~k '\1111 In< ri·.o nin. Q ... nrr 1 RR, 1:a1·ai,:r , J.1rt)I> Ba ihnil LIVE LI',...-A KINr _ lagu~ch i,:nr. 1 11/lrplc, 1 l'rnrh()U<P.
H OLLAND BUS, I BEACON * 645-0111 :.1: 1.;.11. 11 111 ~rll. 1 l~l"'"rl c_~1 1.r1_r P n Ot-:. l\c: \:ll"" -----'--11~1111t1t"'-. r1n1 ·~rr><1r1~. )r:::
SA LES -t Fountain Valley 5.i-lJl4. n.,,.., __ ,,_,____ At .Budget Prices ! HOTEi. 1«irn< S.· apt,, \l 1n-p••,I $J'h 1 p, ti7>--:'.~i'~,
• n..,. Rrnk~~ "11h r nif\.•lr·• • • • • • i:{)Vf:i.\.·2~;:-;-:, fj;'h,;:; Lido Sands i''L:R~L·"l Fl"'I _ !rr, r'\~.~~~;iS~r~~" inn 2 RTt-.._ -.<n1al l-11 rn. ·i-1.\;,
!i)t; Orar·ip .\1,, r \\: 1<r1. ~:I pt! P1·• mqoi;;;r, <''ln1plr•" "/ .. ri,1~, drp•, & l RR·.· -,-b-,-.-l-oc_ri_)'-,,-.-.-1--hl-r)I t ':"'l-"l"f\,'\J~H!-:D 1:,;:, f\.;nr1h f'r>a~I lh•\' h l l n ~. d I~ h" ~.ch er.
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GI L FRIDAY S!Z> l't·l pr1 <..iris.:i, .--,~. '\' n 1</s.:11rr!Pn...-. ""1111. 1mm"'rl Yrh· $3¥1 rno. 833--3!H~: 51<1.l * ENCLOSED 2 BR. ~'i1rn 1ip~tT~. VJF.\\', 67.l.-~.~.'i!l "r ~~2.1;1~. . l"nu~u=i l tlflPI\' f'lr f'il~T • '. • .. • ~·'1741 ;ilt n pm Br~('!' CrPSCl'nl, ~ 1., h;i lron.v, 1 hlk Bf.'AC!I. -- - ---. ----GAR ES 3 RDRl'-1 . 2 h~. C11rpr1rr1 i.· m1nrl.Pd i:<il !n np••r'l1e lwr s 1-:1 2 P.r:. r .. or'rl \rl, ,~,.,. Av,fil12 1.-4 B-;-7-Bll, Newport Beach * CON ENI ENT S2(Wl/rnn Yr rounr!. ArlurOt. rlr~f)"rl. 1-"rplr. ll'I:;. l"fVlm~.
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P.E nr '"'"'"mn1 h;irk~-~und, SI l(l 2 FIP.. i:11r kt<!<, J'lf'I.< nk . rlran. i 2:r1. :H(L.6S~7. f5EAUT. n1o<i Prn mwnOOu.<t , FROTOM A$!.ll,JRSEAMCIQIEN' TH (',c! !-h•·), l,111; Arh 494-9.177. C (} r h 1 n -J\l 8 f 11 11 Rltr.,,
C-alJ 11"'1 P.u·1, • .,,-..'/11,'i • • • • • 3 BR. 2•1 Bii. frplc, p11 t1n, -------· -B/\0-IF:IJ)R 11 p! rnr m11turP li44-ilifi1. r.r.7T,,t·r.A-.,;·r-. -1 .11....ma~s 1 11. 2 Rn. rrpr~. ~oir. i..:10~. Huntington 8e•ch pnnl. 2 r11r i;:11r, all hl1f1.c, ADULTS PLEASE 1 rl
I r " ,, _ 11 1 , \" • 12·· f"lnpriyr rn11n ""1~ · BF..AltTTF'Ci':-2-h;::--frpl~. m'l•r ""PO"· oo I q u P ""J" n~ , rrp ~. nrRpP'!'. ..-11,5.-. ,_, y Q Q p I R •· ,-· r .~ RR r1 2 BA ILLA p M NA "rm 11ntn . ru·rPn('f'~. hi r••1;iur;iri• (n-n p l r !•l ~ RENT-A.HOUSE 4 · ''rpi~. rp:t, · i11~2.1-4710or M&-;,wte1·es / r-in kll '-'lrl~h.,.·•hr, ~ t-• ~ 63'7"~" /"'n('f'd \arr!. 2 r~r .:11 r,2r. 11 flf'r ~pm. PHO"'E "'·2015 4!1-1-~. t!rr k. 11 /rl. S2.'i0 mo .
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li7:l--;1!l."O ALLERGIC? privil. 67.1-!ll~:\ furn 11p1. Sll\ l!e<11rrl pool. --~----·I - -
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1 TD L m onth. • '"' · · · "" -.· SHARP 2 BR $155 9i9-12611 BDR.\I nr hP11 ch. Bltns. st oa n 1,C_o_r_on_• d:e"_l _M_•_•---· I Wt HAVE CYnlf:R~ Huntington Be•c.h Hid rnol. Adult.•, nn ])f'ta. y' ON THE BEACH PMI. .$2r1. Al"<> P"'l'llhrn1!.e ~ OOLl 'IOUS E \ B ~. / Tf"f'n nk. 642-9:.20. , -I •!"!. .S2.t.,(), ,;;~~j'.KM, fi75-.l~~"..'I 7 'Z'l'°'r J:'\'Tt:Rt::.11-r • ~· · • r. "-1111'1 TWNHJO;f: tor Jt11J•. l Ar. ....,,11·"'r rlup r~. Com?lPt t'!y
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nk. S2i:.l/mn, ~!l-130!I rpt, rlrp~. :<!•·/[)/\\', ~11r,
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rhlldrf'n, no Pf"!'. li42-ll04 7. or rt11ldren. CO'l tl 8.'.li-97117.
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rpl.<, pa!!n $1j'.'>. &$6-(ljJj, ~C'h!~. Slfi.l. 616-2,""Ni,
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Pf!~ S185. £4&.7411. -""''-~~~ (I! 2br $16'!. n I 1-br S\2.';.
*°•luxe 2-Br, 2 B•* Gas & w11rr p111d PP• nr
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Are You Letting Cash
Slip Through Your Fingers
See If You Have Any
Of These ·Things A
DAILY PILOT
WANT-AD
1. Stov•
2. Guitar
3. Baby Crib
4. Electric Saw
5. Camera
6. Washer
7. Outboard Motor
8. Stereo Set
9. Couch
10. Clarinet
11 . Refrigerator
12. Pickup Tr7""uc k
Will Sell Fast!,
29. Bicycle
30. Typewriter
31. Bar Stools
32. Encyclopedia
33. Vacuum Cleaner
34. Tropical Fish
35. Hot Rod Equ ipm 't
~6. File Cabinet
37. Golf Clubs
38. Sterling Silver
39. Victorian Mir ror
40. Bedroom Set
57. Electric Train
58. Kitt•n
59. Classic Auto
60. Coffee Tabl•
61 . Motorcycl•
62. Accordion
63. Skis
64. TV S.t
65. Workbench
66. Diamond Watch
67. Go-Kart
68. Ironer \
13. Sewing Machin•
14. Surfboard
41. Slide Proj ector
42. Lawn Mower
69. C1mping Trail er
70, Antique Furniture
15. Machine ToOls
16. Dishwasher
17. Puppy
18. Cabin Cruis•r
19. ,Golf Cart
20. Barom•t•r .
21 . Stamp Collection
22. Dinette Set
23. Play Pen
24. Bo wl ing Ball
25. W1t•r Skis
26. Frt•ter
27. Suitcase
28. Clock
43. Pool Tal:ile
44. Tires
45. Piano
46. Fur Coat
47. Drapes
48. Linens
·49. Horse
50. Airplane
51 . Or91n
52. Exercyclt
53. Rare Books
54. Ski Boots ..o.-
55. High Chair #"
56. Coins
71 . Tape RecOrd•r
72. Sailboat
73, Sports Cir
74. Mattress Box Spgs
75. lnbo1rd Speadbo•t
\ 76, Shotgun
77. Saddle
) 78. Dart G•m•
79. Punching lag
80. Baby C1rriage
81 . Drums
82. Rifle
83. Desk
84. SCUBA Geor
can be turned Into cash with a
Dill.\ l'ILOT WANT-AD
)SO
Don ~t Just Sit There!
DIAL DIRECT
642~678
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~~~~~~~~.;.-~~~~~~1 Newport Be•ch Newport Beach Santa AM SPACIOUS ruon1, pri. ba . n !-: SP 0 NS I R l. E )Oun~
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Larae Clubho..11.1.se flit. BBQ 67:>-0310 or ;...i&-71!17, C.:\l. 494-:lllJil Rll , pn1 . NOW YOU CAN AFFORD
NEWPORT BEACH
Child Care Cenler
Great n'w 1 2 &. 3 Bdrtns PVT. Roon\ 11' I k 1 ! ch f' n BACllELQI{ 4:) 111Jr v.·t san1r
F'ron1 t l·t9 pri1•1I . $1 j a 11·crk (~la1e JS 2 Br. lux Nc")Xirl apl, J9.J.
Enjo_y $750 ,000 health club & spa : 7 pools, 7
tennts courts. Bachelor, 1 or 2 Br's. Also 2-
s tory townhouses \I'/ 2 or :! BR's, '~lee. kitch·
ens, private balc·ony or patio. F'rom $170.
Subte~ranean parking, elev, maid service.
Full-l1ne !ood inarket, dry cleaner, beauty
salon \1'ilhin con1ple~. 7 beaut. model apls.
9 an1 to 6 pin daily, other times by appt.
.Jamboree & San Joaquin Hil ls lt ds. N. of
}'ashion Island. 714 : 044-1900 for leasing info.
SOUTH COAST (O 25 yrs.J . &l:.!·ll:IJO. &l:,...0501 7 tu 10 1norn.
VILLAS Gua1t Homa 415 \_V_O_H_l<_INI: gal 11 1slif'~ I(\
llOl :MacArthur Bh'd, ---------.;.I sh11rr> 1·h11r1nlnJ.: !!ul. lslr
S.16-882:l * PRIVATE ROOM ti11n1t' "/san1('. 1;;: ... K1:1!1.
--------IFo: elderly lady. Bri.:hr • -Apt1., chf'e ry gardrn surroundings.
Furn. or Unfurn. 370 Nutr111011s n1rals. f>.IS-475:1.
f{()();\l."iTI·: ll CUl!f'd II) !>h11rr
apt 1:'\ R 1 ('0~1 11pr1rt1x . S!OJ.
1110. 61:::-1:!t;7 Hu'I~. Costa Mesa Vacation Rentals 425 l---:-cc:::'.:c------1--=.:....:..._:_.:_.;:;_.:_. _ _:.::: l (~lP.L 1., shat"~ f{r furn apl MERRIMAC ('ONDO on )!aui , oceanfront, on IX'•·an \1 11 h sun1" SIOO ea
WOODS ht floor: 2 BR .. pnvate ~c_,_1_1 -"-"-~11~'-'--'"-" __
CO\'e. For IJ-ee pirture &: Turn WlUS('d 1ll'1ns 111W 11u1ck PARK NEWPORT APARTMENTS
Apt. Unfurn. 365 Apt. Unfurn. -'-------Huntington Beach Laguna Beach
365
A Nice Place to
Be Together ••••
ADULT LIVING
From $140 to $275
1 & 2 BR. Apts.
with Terraces
rail' ~ne~ cull 64>-441~ rash, C'nll &12·::.67H
Apt1..,
Furn. or Unfu rn. 370
Apts.,
Furn. or Unfum. 370 ON BEACH!
:l Bil 1 :n fun1 rr. s2:)(1 1110,
t•1irr11!111·1· :\1·a1J;,hl1•
OCEA:'\ fron1. fr,~ ler1 t(J
~and , 2 hr,'.! lilt ll1r dtiplrx,
lrpll'. li.:r dt't'k. ,\la!ul'f'
:ululls. N•• pf'1~. Of){'n Sat &
:-;1111 l!~:l Oi·can \\'a Y. 5h11g cpl, drpg, loads 01 Huntington Beach Huntington Beach
C;u p1·1;;.,!r;111t'.~-d1sh11 n"l1f'r
]l('i<\('d p•Vl·o;fl\111/l~-lf'llll\S
:n.~1<9f1-i:l.'l6 l:lose1 s1mce., pool. 425 Merrimac Way
Costa Mesa Lido Isle
11'i' 1oont·OC~·:u1 vw11 s LOVELY 2 Br. I'~ 811 , 2 <'fir
p11 111)S·an1pl1• pnrk1ng J.:<•r. blln~. refr ig, frpl, ~·p1,
we8liBJIU
-ELDEN -
Sf'cu1·11y i;unrds, d1 ·p, $2':(> (Ht !Sl'. Sho11'n by
HUNTINGTON ,,, .. ""-""'· "'-3967.
PACIFIC Ul'l'Cfl 2 "'· 2 ,, .
rrp!lrtrps, frpl<•, bltn ki1. i\1 OCEAN AV~: .. 11.B. i\du\1s onl.)'. S2JO 673-3814. Sparkling NE\V 2 BEDROO;o..t
t71·11 ~-11~1 garden apArtntent. Luxur·
ore open 10 a.n\·6 l>ill 1:>:11ly Mesa Verde IOUS pool, lush landscaping.
\\'ILLL\)\ \\'Al.:rl::HS l.'0 . -... .... ...,..,....,...,,....,....,.,I NEWL y PAINTED $~80. At1ul1s -no ~ls. 2311 ~ -----. _ Elden A1·e. Costa Mf'sa
e ClfEZ OHO Af'TS. e :l BH'.cl>l~. •hi>s, l'lltl ga1•, nr 61.:i-5i80 'or 646 __
82JI A11aulR. l·:l·.1 OR 's. :-hop~ & fr"ys, Adults, no
Pool. Pr11·a1 e l'l()S('cl gar. J){'ls. $1.\0/rno. frt5-3:il.1 orl --~==~~---1
\\1asJ1er/dryer. 536--0336 W 1-1.WS or 6+1·07;;.3 for appL * 2 BEDROOM *
2 & 3 BR's. $160 up. Pa1io. iJELUXE -2~& 3 BP., 2 Ba. 1'" Ba To.11nhouse concrpr.
pool, childrf"l1. ?\!ORA KAI l'ncl gar. $lj() & up. Rental Beam ceilings, extra lrt
Apts, lll88~l '.\·lora J~a i Ln., (Hr. 309J .\lace Ave . ~rms, encl pfttio, recf'ell·
hlk F !!6:?-119!) !}lfi--103~. IK>n rm, sauna bath!, etc. '~ .. of Brarh. ··~.I ~~---~------1 Adults. Our Su11day a.f ff'r.
WALK TO BEACH! Newport Beach noon B·B-Q's & t'ree Arr
Lo\'l.'ly l, : & 3 BR'!I. Cp l, Lessons slnr1i1'1o( soon.
11rp!', hltn~. d11·hr. ~:11.-::!1:11 RESERVE NOW FOR HARBOR GREENS YOUR BEST OCEAN
3BR211A, i1/\1' ('rpr.~. drp~. & HARBOR VIEWS
blllns $10:i, No pc1~. Call O<..'CUl'l\J'ICY in Janllary. 7 ~ DRIVE BY ,
%2-4l:21 Lu.>.ury aptJi; wllh smog-l·l f.101\'t'r St. I Oil. ~ 11rr1
l.i'Co.: Nc1<•por! • J.larbor & or Un.furn. 13E'!l:1 /(l(·a11011 111
OCl·af' Vlt'".~. overlooking CMta i\le:;a , 6-~20 2 Br. c pis S.· ilq1~. f1 •n1·r1I )'II.
Child1·1•11 .ik, 110 p1•!s. $\:IU.
';721 Sh111T l\n, 1. S.17+7061.
2 BR .. nrwly <l{'1~1r., car11.,
drapes. gnragf'. Nr. ~l'orcs.
$]Jj l\·lo. AgP11t 61.~6700._
$135 - 2 Br .• crp!~. drp<:,
blln~. sr1-1:19!1 or K!H·'.l\j2.
17411 QUC'E'1lS, S!'f' np!. 1.
Laguna Beach
• oc~:AN V11'11 -1:~r 111 l•·h
I & 2 Br. $11:1 llp. l'nol :i1<:1
:;. C~1. Hwy. til:.-.>11!1,
52&--67t3.
L ido Isle. \\"11h env1ro n1enL· Huntington Stadt
11: a111cnilles to nclu<le
$750.000 clubhouse. l f: • OCEAN VIE\V t'rom $1J5,
unique pool·bar, J. -iory l BR. Furn. or Unfur n. Dis·
L<iri(' Valley Cha tt>au & a. count. for 11h1denls. CASA
ditional design over t1I.' A, 14th & \\'alnut, HB.
11 1 rarll'<i n 11a1•klng • \1·1th1~"-""'-"-'-·~~-----I
.. 1eva1111', Tastf'lul lobbies, Newport Be•ch
s.•cur1ty TV s}'Nte1n. 2·l-hr
11a1111Lh:1l. entluseJ rom1nun-Resort
11y lur rn;1xu11un1 sccurHy. Li i :->1nglt'~. I IKh111, 2 bdr111 & Y ftCJ ~ lll.1rn1 lu.~ury wuts or 2.'ooo Luxury apt living w/Sl n1il-
.q. 11• lion .ret'n.'.a~on, ,1wimmiri11",
r·rom $1.l!i, i\lonthly tenru~, b1ll1a.rds. a.nd vol-
YOUR MOVE
TO PRESTIGE LIVI NG
CASA ~IONTERREY
Prestige livin1;1 awa its you in our main te nance.free
luxury apartments. Whe1her you are an execu11ve.
young n1arrieds or young re tirees, you'll find livi ng
at Casa Monterrey a pleasant . relaxing way of life.
For in·door com fort our I and 2 bedroom apartments
are o'tir<onditioned and feat ur.e-warin, cozy fireplaces,
ptush sho'tg carpe ls and custom drapes. deco rator
kitchens with dishwashers, king size bedrooms o't nd
private patios and balconies wi!h large stora ge closer.
Year 'round recrea tion facili ties are just s!eps away
from yo ur fron t door. Whatever your pleasure, be it
swimming, a work-0ut in the gym, a ga,nie of billiards,
prac licing you r pulling and dn11ing, a !.auna bath or
relaxing ii few minutes in lhe 1herapeu11c pool, !I 1s
all her e for your enj oyment. Make !he right move,
10 Casa Monterrey, and st an enjoying all that prestige
living has lo offer.
ALL UTILITIES PAID
1 Br apt, Jrplc, pa110, o.·('a11
vlf'\O.'. $16:'1. 21.3 6'!1S-7 j22 or
2!1 9'14 -5717 alt :i.
VERSAl LL ES · leybal!,heal!hclubl,aunas,
ON THE BLUFFS clubhouse~ party room, resi-1 AT NEWPORT denl 1enn1s pro &. pro 11hop
CLASSIFIED
HOURS
8:00 :'l .m. tri !i p.m.
J.1ondny lhru .Fridfl.V
9 lo 1111011 S:ilurday
Ad\"erlisers rnay place
their .nds by tclC'J1hone
COSTA },1ESA o mCE 330 W. Bay
6'12-567S
I and n1uch more~ Sin,.le~. Al~i.·c Pacific Coast Hwy), "' I &. 2 BR'!'. Furn.Unfurn, bcl"'i'Cn l\'cwpor1 lil11d. &. Suprrior. (7~1J &!5--0060, Rents from $1~.J . , . No lease required. l'.lodels Open
01wn 9 11 1 to 6 pin Daily JO 10 S .
.--NOW -EN e OAKWOOD GARDEN
BH1\ND NEI\' I Br $
0100.1 Br APARTMENTS
Sl!KJ. All u1d pd. Priv, pa. Newport·North
~io, bll.Hard rm. hid pool 111/ 880 IrviM A11e 645-fr.u!
Ja cuzzi, huge cla1ett, deep
p!le crpt'g, lush lndacp'g. Newport-South
fldull!r. 20102 Birch St, NB 1700 l 61 h Sr 64' ~10 ~.=.1..iiw. _:;:.,c=-=~· --=~~:::::·:::
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·6551 y.'arner, Huntington Beach
714/847-8526
,rtftt1lon1lly Mlln19td by Sovthtril Countitt M1mt. Co.
1\E\VPOl1'T Bf.A~)T
3333 j1,~1\·110rt Bll'd .
642-5lii!:I
BRANO NEW • We1tc li ff Riviera .~ Spacious J Bdrm. BltnH, car-Aph
2(}1.\:l Santa /\na A1·f' j/\cross pct~ dra[X'~ he tffi I N Fu·,•n_ Apt1.,
HUNTI;\GTON UE:AClI
17875 Beaeh Blvd.
540-1220
LAGU:-.J,\ DEACJ[ 222 F ritc'Sl Ave.
494·9·166
S AN CLF.l\tF.:\'TP. :305 N. F:I Cnn1ino J~cnl
492-4 11:!0 .
NORTIT C()U N'TY
dial .free 540-1221J ,
_ CLASSIFIED
DEADLINES
Ot:idlinc for ropi k ldfls
is 5:30 p.nl. l hC d ilY IJ~·
fore publlcation, cxccJJl
ror Monday Edition
whl.'.n deadline is Satur·
day, 12 noun.
CLASSIFIED
REGULATIONS
ERRORS'. Adl't'rtisPr!:
shCJuld chl"Ck their 11t1f;
daily &. ff'tKlrl rrrnrs
immcdiatl'ly. T •1 F.
DAILY l'li..t lT :i1>S11mes
liability for thl" lirsl in-
correct inscrth>n only.
CANCELLATIOT\S:
Whl'n killini.:-.nn ad bl'
sure lo make "-rrcn1·d
o[ 1hc l\!U. NUIVl BER
given you by )'ou r a d
taker as rettlpl o{ your
canccllntiu n, Thll> kill nunllX'l' mu11 t be l)l't'-
sented by the adv{'rtlscr
in case o! a dl.sputl'.
CANCELLATION' on
CORRECflON OF' N E\V
AD REFOHE HUNNINC;:
Every C"lfort Is made-tQ
kill or correct a n<'w ad
th11.t has btcn ordered,
but 've ca.nnnl tniaran-
lCl' to do ~o un1H the Ad
has appeared in the pa.
""· 011\IE·A·LtNE ADS:
Thcs{" prd.o;. are 11 trlctlv
c11i h rn advancr by m&h or at Any one or our of.
ficn. NO phcme orders.
THE D A1LY PTLOT ti'·
terves !hi" rf(lh t to clas-
tlly, edit, ttn1or or r{'-
fu~~ tiny P1dvt!rtl1emcnt,
11nd to change Its ral{'S
&. rcl!"ulallons w ithout
prior notice.
l1vn1 ~ .. \. Cowary Club! 11~·.,. llN.':' A~ 1 ~ · r s 2 n II"" .. a. I II ts. • .pa•·1ous r .11ni1~. ""· Alik Ai.Nur 1-·rrr Rrnr
I-rpli·s. pr1v. pa!los, IU8ds ol JSOO \\'{'!'i:it·!i!f Dr .\"ll {'t"~•·l~.~\dull s. !\!gr. ~79-1268 i;.11,~ '
:-iE.\CL/Ft' )!a11()r Apts. 1 lir I BR. on cana l. p11r10,
Sl·IO. 2 Blinn. $HiO .. Crpts, carpwr, hoa1 sliP. J2Q..i
drp~. hllns, gurrl 1t1SJ'.('S",t1 . t-l11r('us 67Ir4747, 49-1--894:'.J
J:1[1 J'lii\'l'flf!a Al'!'. fl~ k ('\'P~. '
elJ\IU T •HlJ' <Us<.\olll)I, ~S·'l682. ;-;---,--,-,-~----
1-'0Jl Jr11s,.-1);1• 4 ~HH.-2 B/\ Newport Heights
Hpl. <~·rHn 1'11·w, Fllf}lr. • * t:'!CE 2 Bil. POOi.. G11r.
f11n11ly or qual!ficd s1ngh."S. bllns, ('pT, drps. Adulli'i, llfl
fi73-t2HJ • J)('I.~. $150. G.l;t..!!001 .
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EASrBLUFt'. Lux. 2 Br., II
:.1 1.~ Ba ., Frplc, i;hag crpt'g .. Rooms 400
2·C"<tr gar. Pool/rec. area.1:::-::::o:c-------~ &l·I ~.-,_ BUSINESS lacty afle-rs furn
7 RR 2 RA. trp~s. drp!<, bltin ~rn1 \\'/priv bit & soii:ie
D/\V. Adhs. l"r Jlo.ag Hosp. kllchf'n priv1 I. lde11I /or girl
A 1 " 4 h 61,.,.7 i'ih.1dent or lady p.:·Tisiorirr. 11ai . "ov. 1 . ....,...,.,, or C 11 &l2-'l.'>9f; ~ t1 PVl':C 11r1 6 or morn bl\\'n S.9, &II>--11 22.
•OCEANFHONT l BR I 3 . .I~ / \' 1 C 1 RM. !:xec. oil. sultr, air .rv mo. ear y. rp 11, nd . d ~ 64:t-4201 67H72J ro .. music, crpts. S\35. rp. · · ' · · ll11rb>r &. Ada.ms 54S-8<124
NE\V DU . X -~'r block to John. '
IJeach. 3 B 2 na. Yearly I lease. 673-163 .ves. \~ ILl. •hare home \\'/Y.'Ork· 1ng mother & child or
LOVF:LY 2 , 1%. Ba. female t1M1dent Betw DCCI
Priva!e " nee, balcony, Frwy. 979-0939,'
all electric. &az.a288. BEDROOM I I , rg.c ose t1 ,
LRG 3 Bdrm .• 2 ba, no pets, w/w CflllJI, nt'W all elec
childm OK, nr 11chJ11 &. lhpg. home. Eventnas &: wkends,
Sl fl5 /n10, !H5'8991. 646-2047.
YEARLY -Unfurn 2 Br. 1 sruOENTS. ou1· con1mun~ in
Ba. Upstairlf. Pa11e. Block C.i\J. ~d.or a m o r e
tu Ocean. $175. 673-8088 rnembf'rs. $;ol'.J, tn on t h
* \VESTCLIF'F DR. • &l.2-4233.
1 k 2 Br, 2 Ba, bltn applianc-f1JRN room, l~al for 1tu·
~·~··-POO~_L._P_h_. _64_2_.fiZI_<~. -·I dent fernalP onJy. H.B. It
Santa Ana C.~r. $5>S65 Uti!' pd.
642-N!.
CAN1 BE BEAT
SINGLE ST'ORY
South Sea Atmo.rphut
:ii BR. -2 BATII
Carpel• l drps
Air Condlttoned
IDEAL room ICJr l!'m ployed
mM CJvtr 30. Private m.
tranct. Costa M • I a • .... ,..,.
S15 11·k Up. Student.I or work-
ing men 11\ah! a motel 1pt.
2376 Npt Blvd. 548-9755.
Private P11tlo!l l Br tun ha Ia clofft pvt Ml
llt ATED POOL jMliO, a bllu; lo bch/bay.
J'lenty of lawn 673"-1023 9am-lOpm.
or Unfurn. 370 Furn. er Unfurn.
Ne wport Beach Ne wport Beach
YOUR HAT
VISTA DEL MESA
-OFFERS FREE •••
REFRIGERATORS OLYMPIC SIZE POOL
DISHWASHERS BILLIARDS
CARPETS & DRAPES GYM NASIUM
PRIVATE PATIOS CARPORTS
370
Porty Room With FIREPLACE, T.V., STEREO
That's righf, wh en yo u rent one of our super
apartments all these extra features plus much ,
much more is incl uded ct no extra cost. Come
see cur roomy one and 2 bedroom apart·
ments and you'll agree it's the best deal in
town. But hurry as supply is limited and
they're going fast. We're located in the Bock
Boy a rea near U.C.I., 0 .C. Airport, Fashion
Island, Soutk Coast Plaza, Newport & S.D.
Freeways and just a couple minutes from
the blue Pacific .
BEAUTIFUL LIVING THAT
BABIES THE §UDGETI
. from 11155 ---Vista
Del
Mesa
Apartments
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Ph. 5454855
CLASSIFIED pirpon "-.StQf'ti~ ~1ITTEL Room-Sl5 11·k UP Tuitin' M•io Ori11•
MAIL ING ADDRESS Ji)ODEN VlLLAGE w/klt. e $.ll'.l \O.'k 'UP Apt.!!.
P.O. Box if160, San!•~ Souteh SAl,t;t·-isis• _l1_7_6_N~•-•_w_c_1_B_1_,,_r._54_3-_97_>_5. Ptoftn lon1lly M1n191lll b~ So11th1m Countltt Mgml. Ct.
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ADD HORSEPOWER TO THE FAMILY BUDGET
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You can handle those bills. AH you need are the dol·
lars you'll get for all the still-good, but -nobody· uses.
them items you'll find all over the house. Make a list
of them today and decide to turn those unwanted ar·
tic;;es into extra cash ~ It won't cost you .•. it'll pay
y6.u. And you'll be surprised at how fast you can sell
just about anything with a DAILY PILOT classified ad.
Try it today. Every day is a good day to use
DAILY PILOT WANT ADS . .
/ (And You Can Charge Th~m)
-. E 642-5678
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...... , ... a..,.. '3CI Stor •s-'55 Found (lrM •ds) SSO Contr11ctor P11lnting A -------LAGUNA BCJj, >wlll' pro-
fesirlonal maii will 11wltt 3
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~r1laodlfli: &&JM: 497-1549
Richard.
STORAGE )'i8l"d wished,
2500 sq. Jt., $45 mo. Ha.rbar
& <er, 5'18-1.f.16. ---Rentel& Wentff
BACH. or dl\/O~, shllre WANTED unturn 2 BR house
exp. 2 Br. boft.chfront. Ai>-~·/garage for 2 working &
ttliable bactieJon;. Cosia pro:c. $100 mo . Mr. Joycr,
494-718'1. Ml'Sa area, reasonab!,.. Cali
~eves,
WANT rf!1lpnmible men ovl'r "'===-~~-~~:\.') share house w/ponl, BU ILDER wants !q rl'nl 2 or
Niowport, $150. 673,.7432 ask 3 Br. house in ~ of
Jor Rob. revair. exchange for par t
non!. 642-7377.
WllJ.. shAre lovely horn• /,,;
b h COUPLE wam.s 3 Br, fam garaJ::e', n,_11r c
w/cu1tural retlned mllfl or rm dy.•efling. CM. NB, or
"''Oman. $8.'l mo. 675--0111. HB area prel"d. 962-2309.
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New Walf"rfront OffiCf"3 •· --------00
Frnm S31i(J. Month
PT"ime Locatl()n Announcements soo
FOUND o~ black + ~ ----------P11perhensilnt ~tY Way, qua.Jiry nome I ·--'---...O...; __ _
kltll'n &. tint' whitl' 11.·1th f'l'mod. Wall.!i, ceilin&:, noon * PAINTING, 1ree l'SL
black on e11r1, tail. Vic et~ No job too •mall. Homes inrl'r / exter. Otflcea
F: u '" I 1 d I S 1 a t l' r · l'. V · 547--0036, 2" hr alll!. suv. on week~nds. Act:ous. ceil-~7-T::iR3, 002-259a uk for -~='---~-~~-! '""'• l4 hour terv l c o.
G r _ • Addilions + R.emodeJlni ·~ ay or ...... r1n, 847--4128. Gl'rwkk & Son, Lie.
YOUNG liger ll'm11.1e c11.t 673.-6041 + 549-2170 PAlN.TlNG, profes11onaJ. All
Y."t'l\rlng £l'f'f'T1 mllar all!O w n r k g u a r n • C o Lo r
rt.'11 nea collar. C all Drivew•yt spe ct a l l at. 9624il43, ~~141 l.H ·-,-W-L-E--y-~-s-o-,-;,-,-w-,·,-s.-al 547-1441,
FOlJND oldtt COl..i<er spaniel Coaling k 11mall parking No Wamni;
"'/Jiea eoll/U" & orher col-k•ts. 545-5195 .. rt. 5 pm. * WALLPAPER 7( ~~~~ Le a l S.A. fu.J.nd, Eng r•ving When yoi.I ea.ll "Mac"
548-144.fi 646-tm
BLACK & •v.·h1le rolli~typt EXPERT Hand B.nuaving * INTERIOR EXTl!."R!OR *
dog w/!Uther collar. Vic. Tros>hies. plaQUel!, cups, etc.
Laguna Beach near Terrace RU5sel.l. 54~2794, days. Lie, Ill&, guarRnleed. Call
Way ~1460 ~2-5153 l'Ves. Harris, 642-4::.58, ~ ' • .,...... · lllrless spraying.
FOUNO 9~ blk & white G•rdenlng PROJ.~ESSlONAL P1unt1ng •
Ba:'!lSf't Tf'ITH'.'r VIC. i.aguM 1---AL-.-S-G-'-ARD--EN--IN-G--1n1ec/exter. HOl'lf!'St oa'Ork.
B<-acti. 497-lRl:'I ror gardenin& le small Lie &-Ins. S 4 8 -27 39,
l"NG. Calleo car ~·f"anng flea landscaping services, call 54~1444.
~!l~:wpt Heightll area. 54()..5198. Serving Newport, PAINTING/Paperuig, 18 yrs
Jll 'Bayslde Dr., N'p1 Beach
Bill Grundy Rltr. 6Ta-6161
....,,,....,,.,,.,., CdM. 0'6ta Mesa. Dover in Harbor arf"a. L ie & bond-GLEN Havl'n of Newpor! Shores, We:'!ltcliJ1.
C I t H I ., •. Lo•t •ss ·~~-i-7==~~=--ed. Ref's furn. £..12·2:ti6.
Help Wonted, MAP 710 Holp W•ntod, MA F 710 Help W•ntod, MA P 710 Holp w•-· MA p 711 --Acct's Pay•bl• Clk DE>NTAL Se Mary-Office
Req! minimum ot 2 YT'll u-M&n1.if'r. Expe • Dl" colleae:.
per w/aef:"~ payable, l'.l'W!U· ?>-45. 54&-3000.
fa.cruring h@olpfuJ. HS grad 00 you v.·anl a steady part
J)l'(, !l'Pine liO wpm (eiec· time job?' lnte1 htina 1urvey
1ric). Xlnt ot"?(rtun1ry with 1ype work tro*1 home. No
growing Rubber Co, Call for sellil'll'· anytim"' for
inttrview app t, (Tl.4 l app1, \
:~~~· a.:.ic ~ ?tlrs. Gon-DRAFTSMAN/. Atro8pace.
It you ~ real draltif1i:
A/ P •yeble $4SO ability w9 will r~tr1ln you
Boss Pays Few for civil engineering dt'af-H~11 vy payahlf"S ha~ ting. Reub. Bein, Frost It
Xln't co, •·;1th beneti111 Msoc. 136 Rochester, Coctta
Costa Miesa. .Areft. Mesa, &48-7723.
1''r,.ie/Ftt Positions
(714; 956-1000 DRIVER
Cel·F air Security &. advancement w/
Employment Agency tine new comp&ny tor man
005 No. Euclid, Strite 4 who knnws att&. $2.'50 hr.
An.ahPim call Bob Wdson, 540-6005
COASTAL AGENCT
APT J\1ANAGER-Reliable 2700 Harbor BJ at Adam!I
couple, r'lOd n le'!!iwoman k DRESS Con tractor nei!d an
hanrlym3n. f ' · ~ 2
W'!re Cla5sified arl No. 1~ :=to~ct;;...,.:~pe:~~neA
Daily Ptlot. P. C. Box 1560 Call from lo-t. ask ~
HELP WANTED
I'm Jookina for exper. Wait-M11chlnltt
reseet " &.boys. Min, eeie 18 yrs old_ Day/nite 1hil1
avail. App)y in penon to
The Ori9in•I
House of Pi••
!110 Newport Bl, NB
}lELP wanted pt/time days
must ~ lS yr& or over Ap-
TUBE
FORMING
ply Jack in the Box 3.§" E . .,.__,..,_ laJ
17th, C.M. "'""''"""' me-pa.rta: rn.anu-
J\El..P wan led to live tn lacturing emnpany toea:~
w/elderly couple tn C'.M.
Call 56.167S, 549-4301.
HOSTESSES-I!! Ir over .
• .En!Rrtaintnent .r. Dancing. n:ted ln hiring a m1rn tio
WtJ train.. Callt ~9288.
IBM COMPOSER OPR .-, '" ""' °"""""""
Tho!'oughly eXp'd -ln all ot .. product ttne lnvolYlbf
phases or C'Old typesetting,
pasreup, job work, forms the cold bendin&' I.:. f.onrtinr etc. Good pe.y. cau &iZ.9678.
IBM Composer typilit , exp'd, ol metal tube«.
'pa.rt time. Houn & salary on v11 ~iw:en rn.-p1ta, ..... :i.1 ~ * LANDSCAPING*
DESK ',.'. av.il.bl. •~ S · · ~ E~tPlR~ PAINTING ...,... upenor Ave., N.B. Does • New •. ,.,. .... •p• kl mo. Will proviM furniture not ri1scrimina1e against pa· LOST mala Ge 1ihephei"d ... ""• c1n en:, &r• f.e rving Org. Co. since 'SS
Costa l\1esa, Odil. 92626 Jiu-kl~. 645-1529, C.f\1.
AU~O Mtthanic, s .c hool EARN SI0.$20
negotiable, ,54 2-19.f.3 Qe..
cuional Secre!11.ty Serv. A ba.ckarrund of toollnc. """
! mos. old. Brownish silver bors, patl06, fences, wal l~. 5.1.:1-:17~!+ or 968-0.13.'l at $5 mo. Answering service tienl or employees of ra~ /bl k v · 0 " C 1 Lic'ri <-'O(ltr. t 1asl('r Charge
available. 305 No. E l t:"reedor color. w ac · Jr. ""'· s. 'PAINTING·. H one~t
C am ino Real, Sanliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Plaza. $1 00 rewa.rrl please 1:1 yrs JOI" exp, ~12'25, guar11n1ecd work. Lie 'd Any
trained or 5 yr.;: m inimum
eKJ>er. S921 V.'estmlnster . A D~ Y
rn'SI'RUCTOR, arts & crafts,
part time. Beverly Manor tary r.l'tl.Cing & IOtne •d-
Conval. Hosp. 340 Victoria, Avf'. Westmins!t>r Circulate petitions:· MUST
Clemente. 492--4420 call Larry, 54 !-f)60.lt. PROFESSIONAL Gardener, Jiiie .)Ob, Call 675-5740.
BAYVIEW OFFICES I p ---~ lf'l 't.OST-packa~eoforii:1n11l !r1>~nkl work,l prun i n~. FOR 1 & 1 i t'
' ' BE a qualified, registered
Alf'.OMOTTYE bkkflr, J!mall voter ol City of Humington
olf1ce, v11nous duties. OMV 'Beach: mmt have regist't'a-
exp helpful but not lion recelrJt: Your 0 w n
necessary. Sa lRry op r n, hOurs; Some ttalning re-
La.gun11 Bf'ach a r£'a. quired. f'ot •ppointm,.nt,
546-9967 or 49-l-1131. phol'lC': Att11. Code (TI41J
BABYS'ITER: 2 cflilrlren. ~. ask for Hartman,
Jl.fy home. 3 allf'rnnon.o;, hn ELECTRONICS Tl!'St Techni.
flf'xihlP, $1 1,llr. Owri fnlM. cian Ol'eciPd imm«I w/min.
644-1777. 2 yrs exp. 1n thin film
CM mi:ntstratlve eXpttlence ts
Deluxe, Air-Conditioned I 1~iiiiiijj'jj'jjjj_jjjj_;;~· ~~ prints vie G Jr n n e ,\'r e, spr1 ers, c ean up jobs, lnll'ri~:ank enx~:ri:, n ~~j Lido Area · Laguna Bch. Call VolJ"I(', 1 a n rl s c a P in g • G~rg(',
RPalonnmic!I Bkr. fi75-6700 4~-1612. 646-:iR!J.). Dick. 91184l6."i.
Auto tr1nsportation 52S AL'S •--•·-pmg· Tr•• VINYL Paperhan,l og
INVEST IN
YOUR FUTURE
DESK s,,.ce av8.1.lable $50 BRWN Mini, I:lmc!f' fml, Jong re01ov~~:-rd re~odeling. specialist/ \\'Ork guaran1eed.
mo. Will provide furniture \.\'ILL share ride Io 1ne n11ils "~\i lzi", vie. E~L 547_5M6 nr 846-21!\2,
BE YOUR OWN BOSSI
Men or, Women
at $5 mo. Answering service Pa5aden11, Mon -Fri, my l\1agoolia k Atlanta. H.B. Trash hauling, lot cleAnup,
available. ZZ2 Forest Ave, car or youn;. 497-1520 or 962-746~. Repair Aprinklers. 673-11~. YOU lillpply the pa i nt . Leise A Yell ow
Texl Cab Laguna Beach. 494-9466 4gµj665, EXP E R. Hawa ii an Rooms painted $1'1 ea. Also
LOST: lr"m. Prori lf" TPrrier, Ga rdener.Comp le t e extf'rior.Call!:>41l-7046. JI.fail <:Urnplete rl!"llUl'J'W cl. ...
~'net' backsround I: ...... DESK 1pace avatlable $50 hlk ' / I Per1on•l1 -c30 '" gray "' cream e~. Gar ri e ni n g Se r vice
hyhrwt 11ssemblie1, 540-!ia.1.S
Call for Appt BOYS 10.14
mo. Will provide furniture /~· &arh & Hril. Re\\·ard. Kamalani. ;;.io ,076. Plai ter, Patch, Re;>•lr at $5 mo. Answering service I ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i:;;;;i;;;;;;;;;; I 842 ~,, ,,, o-~ to deliver papen in the San 1----------0emente. San Juan Capis. EXECUTIVE 546-1'311 available, 17!75 Beach Blvd. I' ----·~-"-· -~-'"-'·---EXP. Japanese Gudener. * PATOt P LASTERJNG
Huntin~on Beach. 642-4321 MEN. \\•hy she d you worry BL.ACK LAbrador Retriever, Know how, up-keep, plant AU types. free estimatei.
l\tEDrCAL 1uite, also an of-sbout how yo ~k? That's 9 month!! old. !:ollar, VIC pest, trimmin1. clean-up. Ca.ll 540-&25
traJlO and Capistrano Beacli Personnel Agency
area. --~""'iiii~'~"'ioii"~'""'iiii"'iiO ..... I ad no. 256, ?>aily Pilot, P.O.
lice now avail. 425 N. our job. I have worked 21 Cf"Jlrgf" P11rk, 546-173.l. 968-3486.
Plumbing
DAILY PILOT e ....,,.,.k>na!, t.dm!ca!,
,,-,~--'~'-'~~'-"'::... ___ 1 SectttariaJ &; Gen'! otc. Po. Box 1$0, Co5t.t. Mesa, Calif. Nr~'J)Ort Blvd. ye11.rs: 11.t making my LOS! one 6 mo. Siamf'!>e car. s;, \\'EEKLY, mo~·. roge &
DAVIS REALTY 6'12-7000 customrrs ourslanding. Our Lirio Prnins:ula area, Call vacumm most lawn.~. Nrat BOY ~·ant,.,' for yard work, s1tion9 AYfl il. •• ,
REAL ESTATE BROKER
Orficf' & <lr~k !lpacr.
Est11bl1sherl 0Hi1·e -
loc11 1ion. 642-&.i96
11v11 il.
Coool
reputalion is what wp made f\73--7~1!. RPward. dep('ndab!P'. 962-515.i.
11. lf we ('an't CU! ii, \\'r'IJ LGE I o. , ~ gr1>y 11111 r t·at. • .,,..,n Exper J11p111H'~P <,:11rdPnPr hraid II'.! Sir Walirrs, 2ffi2 Cl -•I" m , .. , ,1 ·-11 C I d · rmc-, c-u 11.: p '"' nmp r!e y ~rrv1rl', Nrat Ne.,.•port Blvd, C.J'l.1. n I •o·i ~-rro ('Our~r. r1\'Hl"f. ~ ....... 10"_ ~ Rrl1a. f"l'ef' esr . 642-1389,
ROOTER SERVICE
Drain cle111)1ng tly elect root.
er. U hr ~en-., 7 riays wk.
Result1t i\Jaranret'd $10.
s:!6-157:i
HELP ! 1..os t fPrn Grrm ShPp Ex p, Japanese Gardener LE\V Tak11& & &lfi5 Phtm-
..,,,.... hlk. sil, JO n1n~. lovr a lo! l.l'l"'n 111flint, Cle;ni-up bing He'd, repipe remodel, XI.NT office .space oow !"""""""""""""""""""""' Avail., Lido Bld~. 33,·15" Vis
Lldo, N.B. 67~3m, Jones
Rlty ServiCI'
GOODNA 1unED ,;wee! iz:al
5.3 hrunette sef'ka kind honcsi OC Ya 1ri.:nrii:: rrwilrd fi73.Z'2:~1 TrintnHng 546-1894 nrw conMr, .t'ree e•tim1u:s.
Part timt>. H. Bch. Ca.II 410 W. Co•1t Hwy., NB
r ve~. 11·17-7519. Suite H .645-2716
BEELINE F11shion.s nrl!'ds
women. full or pt1rt time EXPERIENCED rrcf'pl ioni~!
\l'nrk. \.\'" train, car flf"c.. for photographic stu<liu So.
$~week. 636-084 2 Coa~t.Pl11zt1.Ag1"]9.4/l,iiood
339-5435. JooJ<µTg k Wf'll rlressed, Part
or full tlml'. Mu5l h11vf" In-
!;;: .. ,,.,._
MACHINE Shnp.S~e a nrl
Operation. .ElCJl'ri s ma 11
mill, D.P., etc. 54(}....4Zl3.
I · RE\\'ARD'. Los1 2 Saluki J PANESE Gard 5.\()..1742. BOOKKEEPER tic. Exper. ta! work1ni:; ge nts 11.c-A ~ t'Jler Exp"d. thru Gen'! Ledger. Ne"'""rf !ere5t1 in photo i rap h y.
DELUX office ide.111 !or in.. quaint11nce, finest principal9 <log.~. 1 blck &. whlte, 1 blck Cnmpl~e Yard Service PLUMBING REPAIR .. ,.... 549-21,03.
vrstmr.nt broli'f"r, Insurance a must-Eurn'/)f'an prPferrffi . & 1an, 642-31!4R. } 64&--0619 a.t8-7!!51l No joh loo 5mall -Center o;~d Prop. mgmt rx-l---CIJT--VE------1-MKT Re ,
MECHANICAL
EXPP.rienet"d with hand ..
power tools. Capable nt
11ccura1e \\'Ork. 5411-1178
TOPATRON, INC. Fre~ &. rel' Positions
ere., 1617 V.'estcllll Dr., NB \Vrite Oassif1ed 'ad No. 271 BIKE, i·rd, bo,l'S. Full stzr, • 6"12-312.1! • Pf'r l pre '. Salary 0~· EXE 1 secy, sa a.ry NCR BKKPR t $500 1 search Intt'tVl~wers
646--0Wl Daily P ilot P.O. &'.'! 1560, F:rli~n High 11rea. Rru·11rd . General Services COLE PLUMBING Rep Y c;:1.assi fied ad No. 2::.7 open, Sharp iial, mid-t,ven:. l Yr Exper. NCR. 3Jo or 36 Ex,21"'31 '·m~~·2. c.au immed.
I bo Co•la ~1esa. c,1,·1. 92620 0 ,. !!6! Daily t\ilol, P.O. Box 1560 ties, ro handle aJ I rorresp. & """' uFTJCE OR Srore j lar r ., 962-;.(}46. PRINTED . . ..___ 2-' hr. service. .,..;;i-C 1 •t C 92<"' t t · t · I ' -N ~ c1rcu1!, 11unrds, OS II .. l'Sil, II. . .... 0 c mgm 1n r\IJI\e or over. .f.88 E. 17rh {al Irvine) CM f\1EDICAL & Insurance bill. ~lvd~ ~J; ~~~1~. ~~ARE thl'te any "clf'an uld rlesign &_ fabricanonJ<, .!lhorl Roofing S'OOKKEE'PER _ FIC, full 9!fl."1 Pmployer. Call Linda, 642_1,70 ingclerk,exppreterred,tun
ar r v ·• .. · · :>-mPn" ou1 1.herf"'.' lntcllicrnt.
1
. [f!] run speciaJ i~•s I or .100. 11 __ lo• •-•II •l-t-o>" _._,.,._94_1_7_. _______ ..................... ,\ · O
Off · h 1 h ; I ~ LEE ROl)finJ: Co. Roofing """ • .. ~ ~ .,, tlm¥.. So, ra~ c.n. reei. CdM 10 Sm ices attractJl'P, ra t y, 11.c11ve lf!Structiol'I <amp]f"lf' fa,-Jli!ies . K!!enl' c c II c . .n =~~ -EXPANDING • d 0 --• all types. Recover, repair-;, o. a ~""'"" manu.._actur1ng em. ,,.,,~1 rf'5\lrt\e to Ou-
Grrl f'rid11y & Conference \\'om a n 11 " Pk s r 0 m· ';;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~jjjj; I F.ntPrpn~r~. !lfi2-17:i~~ therino roof Cf'\11.tin~, whlte Cn. needs a pt/tizn,. girl lrt-ISLAND Realty under new aified a<I •770 c/f't Daily
rmm 11.v11 il. $7:':1 ra.67~2115 p.anionship with rrspf't"111hle I THJNGS by Moose, Lt. & rolor. Lie/bonded , i ince BUS DRIVERS day 3 days 11o·k. Mu~t be a ownership ~5t deal ever, to P ilot. P.O. Box l~, CMta * NEWPORT BEACH • 3 crnrlemrn l'>-:'i:i. ,\lary ,._1el-Schools & 1 h 'I ·~7-G.l2-7m. gel! r;la.rter Dyna.con M'"· my kno\lt·!edge, for Rea.I Mesa ~. rhrr. Rn-.: E1i4 Ne\\'J)OM elect.. P um ' !rnrr, ti r, ,,... Estate Sal!!! person. Call'l--'-'----''------2ID-300-500 ·l'~l. 3.'Jc Beat-h. 92r.r~1. instructions 575 in~tlns. carpentry, paint e1c. e T. c;uy RoofinJi:, Deal Di-OCEAN VIEW Co. &12-1~>14.
P h M E · 67' 1601 ""08-SCHOOL DISTRICT Grace W~ll in cb am ,MEDICAL Sl!cy/RettpL fut . -r. rv1n, ;,-.. ~ ----~-.r1 • ..-'''· f'f'('L I rio my awn work. GIRL }~riday, full 1lme, .typ-r--~--~-~--=o I SPIRITUAL READINGS VOIC E l.f'sson~lel'hniqul': · II 61J...1200. husy ofc. Exper. only,
Business Rental 445 AdvirC' on all mattl'f'll Pop & •·tassir11.1. su~anoo DF:LIVERIES anytimP, any 645-tml, ~~. $3.0l Per Hour ~g & ci'e ~~kpe; bkground. JEWELER, _ !!47-2547, l ·IN-ToEo.oruoo"°'R-oD"•-,-,-,·,-,~;-,-g D~ily ·10,\,\.l-IOP,\t Aultz . R.!\l. l\t.,\1. 4!H-7269. kind in Orangf' County, Sewing/Alterations D'r~!~ p·~sslfp:edOAdBoNo, 309• p--'uct.io" ;~p::_,00°"','m' ,~1N=EE=o~1"o_w_o_m_•_o_, -.-,-~-.-,,,-.1
312 N El Camino Rear L.A., !'.B\. 778-1131, Sat & _ a Y 1o1 , • • x 1560, ,,,,., .. ~· ....... S!udio for le11.se. 1740 sq. fl. "~ Cl sun, f;.12-~49. A LT E RN A TI o N s .Qiic Sub5t1tll!Q dri\>ers needed, COlila Mf"Sa , 921iai. ta.ls, Opportunity for ad-rome, part time, &!eline ~rner studi o auitable fnr . ...,.ri f'mrritf' ~ Po.:oii'hll' full time in ftnure.. vancemerrt, Call for eppoint-Fashions. Call Pat. 839'-4798
de co r a t I') r or ol hrr 492-9l:l6, 4:t2-0076 f s.Mc:es rid R ' I Hauling rrsulls, H1tVt1 needle, will l y ,.11r t-Jq>li'r. in operation GENERAL ol'tice ~ re<:ep1-mf'nt or write full details 523-9348.
COmm •. rcia.I busi nesl. Xlntl"sM=Oc,o .. EoRoSo.-y-0-,,-,,-,---;-,,-1c1"1~ ' epwt I·---'--·-----tTRv•'i. 3~1!!; 821-7"";>15 r I _,;I B ...._ ionfst . Contact w I public C 1. I Ci . l;c====,--..,,.---,,.,--.,-"' -~'ARD. gara.,::e, cleanup~. collf'r l (l mo or V""uc e. u~ vnv-musL be pleasant & easy to Ug ie mo ni, Inc. P.O. OPERATORS for S I n g le-
location. 1!!0.1 \Ve~TcliU Dr. 10 learn ho1\/ ~ bf'mme An R -d 1 · Pf'!'I l.iCf'nse preferred, but -K I Box 1438, Loguna Beach N·"'io', ex-.• only. ~,·d en10\·e uet'!i, tr, ivy, e Dl"CS1i 11.li:" Alf n· going. now edge ol boats """ ,.,.. ra
NS. Olly!'; 642-4424, Eve!I Px-~mokPr 'vith ln JO (la ys. Babysitting It k 1P 1 0 ad er, backhoe. Drs.i;:.rd'~~ ~uit ~~~. O'l'lE mt rerfrl. Apply Personn"! helpful hut not req'd. Apply 1 _,,..~~;7l~4~4~"-~1;4<~0~.~:--;l;~V~oc~a~H~o~o~.~A~•~k~lo:'~Soo:k:,~l580:: fi44-200!l.. Sponsnrerl hy 1he Na1lonal __ ;....._....;;.....___ ___ i;17.:11)f.6. ClllJ ,)fl + 64&-644G Commtsi.:lon Olfk'I", 7972 Llrlo Ship Yard, 900 Lldo ~fonrovia, N.B.
SHO\.\'ROOM mrio:. & oflic" Anti Smoking C o u n c i I, ---~.,_~----~--'Ai!;;;Oii]O;a-:::-']i4j::sii4J; l •w~~'~"~;;;'~·~l~l"~'~'~'°~'~'°;':.:;B;";c~h~., I p k 0 N 8 JOB OPENING i;pacl'. Clo:o;e in Uli;:unR toe. 673-757n. , COSTA MESA MESSY )";irrls: & l.ar11gf's. Alterations 642-5845 ar l', . • with ~=="°=-7------,---PRE-SCHOOL \\'antf'fl: Light Moving 1'. ~ "" CAR \VASH HELP GC:N ERAL oUJce, J11U.SL be S95. lo $155-mo. 494-46j3 ALCOHOLICS Anonymo11J;. E nroll now for fa.II Hauling. TNT Lawn Ma1nt. , t'lit, accurarr,.,., ye11_rs eJ'p, F/iimf' ......,ition, -w pla-. good typ1&!, S.H. belpful. SECURITY
P /Tlm• TralMel
Collea• Students
7-lOPM eves. Sat 10-3, E sroRE 810 Phone 542-7217 or write " ~ Tile .. -~ '" .. r PACIFIC BANK + OFFlC or · l8!h & z.,lonro\'ia, JAi day + ,"'~~~""o'~·'~· -~---~ METRO CAR WASH, 18400 For 1mall oltice. Tapmatic, " NE\VPORT BEAOI P.O. Box 1223, Cosla !vlr.sa. 1 .... d . "'--_... n_ I c °" W l6 h S NB lrl Huntington Beach Du1t to expansion of eur b -
ctlitie:i1 Jn So. Calif. we have
1mmed. openings tor 10 men.
Train a t our l'XJ>ense. l\1e-
chanical exper helpful. .l\ftJt;t
ht> 19 or aver. New contract
w1JJ enable us 10 11tart YoU
in &'t $336 a mo. For per-
sonal 1l'Tl~rview
&q. "· • = ay .sessions, ,--_,,n,:u JJAULING, 1·leatHJ p, local LINOLEUr.1 &. Tlle so!d 1n oeach B vd, H.B. orp, =a • t t, · • * Call 6r.:'r1601. * CONFIDE:NTlAL counselin,::: program, hot lunches. Ag~ n1ovrs., ~xp'd <' o 11 e g e the priv11cy or your home. OfEF·~'Orking, for pv t lf'n-_>l:.;..:8-c:w-04:.;..:o.__~-----Full Time
• 1 R t I •so &: referral for abor1i<in & 2-6 '--6·30 1.,:1.1 6 P ... 1 d ._ R lndu1tr1a en• ,. • "'"' · ~ 1 -• • i;ru f'nl . ....,g truck eas. A~k ror Boh. 962-96:~. n1s club. Continental exJ)('t GIRL PR.IOAY
ll00.l440 SQ. FT. 110...ption. ApCare. 642-44J6. S20 y.·k-CO,..lPAHE~ &l2-4D50 a.14-18•11:;, CERAMIC tile riew Ir. hrlpful. Apply in pt>tson, Bkkpnii: bck'1'ri. exper'd in LOAN
COLLECTOR RUTif GRIER LOVING ch ild car<'. Ln:. ·,-,-,0-V-IN_'_G_&_H_A_U-.Ll-N-,G-~-' remoriet. f'rcc est. Small Nf'~'J>Ort Be.,Mi Tenni9 Cf"1. account5 payahl • & receiv-
Ready noiv, n'°ar Nr"·porl-CALL OON AN DEROON hnmr, lnrrl .1·1t. ~ursery ~hnihs, trrf's. trash, Jurn., JOh!i "''rlmmf'. 5.lb-2426. 2f.OI EastbluH Dr., N(B . able, 5a.les tu rerurns &
San Diego t'T"'l'.'Y. Bldg fully t7$Jll ~~ ""16 L--1 "·' ~·
k ,,..,..., sc ... ~, a!mnsphf'rr. Ho I anyihmg. 646--1947. S , ""'.,...~,.10, IYPlr'll!:. Good appearance, Po1111tJon with --•,.~ r•"g• !iprinkled, Cahinel ma t>n<, J 1 Tree ervice _._., "'' !iberglllss "'el('(lme. 2940 VASECTOMY INFO t1nchl'l1, V.'1 I ch an 11: e TR.ASJ-t k. Garage df'an-up, l'I----------"·"-OIJLD CARE • :,i boy!. phone exper. nece5'>8l'y lor between $5.)() & .$65() per 771>-8551 Grace Ln . /So. oC Bilker. E. ApC'att, &ll#.36 rliaprrs. By hr., day, v.k. <lay~. f"rl'E! PSl. Anytime. GENERAL Trer Scrv. Y11ro prefer live-in Rl'fer~. Sovie dealing Y.ilh cuirtomers & month depending upon bank
o! Fairvirw i 2 mil Repre-~~~~~~~~~~~ &{f;...?,.1•\R, ~J0.31. clean-up, hauhng, 1prinkler k™""·lffiR" of Eng. 6+4-a4&!. "'uppliers. Dulles include or flnance co. eXperi~nce. Sat & Mon 1oam-4pm ~l'n littJ\l{'S 1hf're lrnm ~-12 ;I [g] YOUNG mother W\ll N b>"Slt -,;;w;;;};a.;J;;;;-----l ..''c'~PB~'~"~·cR~e~'~'~·~&l~6-~5'4~'~· __ CLEAN! 'r. billing, AChf'duling or 111stal. Seti Joe Routely Ol" Doug:I~!!!!~!!"~~!!!!""!!!!!""'"'
1 •• •79 •711 , ____ -• ___ _.I in hf'r h"mf'. 3-5 v. r~r o!r!s, Housecl.aning ~ ' N ' maid w/r.11.r ~ Jation c reY.s, p•1rchas1ng, Keup. P/TIJ\1 E H!1p Wanted, ov" n*all)c· 'o's·'T'"A5 OM( E .. s' A ... * last ..... FOl#ld ., ... Window Cleaning hoLJse In Lll i:una. k boa! in l\lnn·Fri, luncht's 11 n rt DUTCH <'ontrnl of af:'roun1s, elc. 1\ ZI, ~vf'~. s~art at 5pm. Ap-__... Nl'11·port. 2 t1n1r.~ 11 wpf'k, n•··oro"SIBLE -"ni1i·k~. E11st <.:osra r.lrsa HOMF. Prolr~~fonal \V11')r!n"' ~ ,~. . · poi;uion ~"~ l\'1a 1n Sr., H.B. ply in person. 1\le-N-Erls
12!!0 sq fl. !J0-120 po11•rr, pri-&l~l;r~'I. MAINTENANCE Clr,,ninl!:. Avf'raiz:f' s1 ;,..s20. CR!! M2--49Jl'i. 9-;, wkrl;iy~. w11h ~pay. PLEASt: dn !::qua! Oppor. Emp!oyf'r Pizzll P11.rlor, 410 E. 11th .St , v~tr of1 1cr , nrw.hlrlg, I t Found (frH ads) SSO BABY,S!TTrNf; Jll.Y h" If\.,. ,. h SERVICE lnsirlr & our. Mil-724.t C:Ll-~RK typ1.~r. m" rl 'c 11 l not u1quu·r 1r you do not _ Cti!t1t Mesa .
750()sq r1, Jrgoltirr.~. pf'n y 0 r eavy dury houserJri1n·1 ~~~iijii~~~~!'!~~1 l;ihnratory, !orrn typini;, 65 have the ne<.'('si;.ary exper. LANDSC'AI)ER cxi)er or . . o' parki~. nr !=..D. !1>11y, 1', Growri Cal1ro kittrn \\'rar-nl1r/d11.v. Sprr1:\l rRtP /nr 1ni;:, like v.•1ndow1t, <'lll'!Jf't wpm gf'n. offl~P. ti73-4721, Rt-5umr. ...._\ ~prinkler work. Ph; brtwn P.ART ~imc (.'<>mMh!n1Jlnlion coohilk
+ c. NATrRE!'S RLTR . + 1ni;:: JO:Qld enJlRr. Cn~ta .\1rsa rl11l1t 211 to 3~b. Full om~. cl<'aning ,l floor polishinl!:. I II if} J J KNICKERBOCKER JI B J0.12 noon only, ( 714 ) "' waitress, orn g 1 l.
2'JO E. 17th, C.M. 642-141!5 City P11rk. 96R-ro14. 979-ffi,\9. \\le use nnly comm6rc111l Employmerit COCKTAIL Wa ilresi;, exper. ,·,·ho" lo •P~ ~,,,;I · ¥.1-1-5427. H.B. IW7-394l. EvPning shff!. Apply Jn .. e r , ... = ...,.,.,
BABYSITI1NG -1\1,y Chri,._ pnx!ucls. No Cf'f'W, Slmt--L-~.-----person Little Li!a Cocktail GIRL FRIDAY LICENSED Real Estate for PR?FESSIONAL !hone
tian Home. lfunlin.ijlon l11ne11 w1fp will amlst. QUI LoungP, 130 r,, l71h St, C.M, Unw;ual oppty ICM" carttr Wes work in II. dif(l'n>nt aoiid!or • D~ Paint, San
Brach, R97-8174. before SAM or alter i PM., Job W11nted, Fem•I• 702 COCKTAIL .... ,, __ --an•·•. minded gal '°· operate her field. Call H.H. Armistead Clemente, Caplltrano aJ"MI...
C 537-1508 ----n.., '"'"" .. <OU Co 830-l600 Work In your own home. arpenter Inquire Sa.nd¢,....r, 11113 own e.ccrt?tarial serv. Pref · · .. _. deal tn area. p,,,.,. COMPLETE SERVICE ,..._ RE or nlre'Btment '--k -• ~·
LARGE OR SMALL NEEO HELP AT HOME? Sourh Co.as; H'.l'Y LB after 1 ..... c grou,,u LIVE-In companion \\"ll!lted ~lt65 between 9:00 a.m.. F'rf'P Minor Repo;,, w1·:h ' ' . . C•ll llol """ • ·-~ .. 1'-or 'J"emporary Service: 6 pm ""8 , ...... ..,J for lady in early 50's Lire and
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Trader's Paradise
lines
times
~Uars
All !yp<>s wnrk: Cut rlllflr:'!l, :i.oo· Strll.m Cleanl!d 1i0 GIRL ho k · 6 · ii; ..... ""' .. ".-............. .. •We Have C:OrivaJes('('nt COOK, (secofll'!I I r a int •. -wanted lor house use eepmg, 75-7342alt6 p .t n e I, cab1nrl.o;, l1n1 s:h, 600' Shfl mpoot'ri $.'1,0 Aide.< • Nurses • House· k l d k H knd framf", repair.o;, f't c. 962-1 9fil CarP"t Installation fl.:5 yd Spaghetti Bendtt, Newport :~'call ay pe~7~;~9· · pm or w s. RECEPTIONIST
CA RPENTER. "Man for all CALL DIAMOND ~e;~~'MAK£RSIUPJOltN &roach. Call 645--0651, · evei, -• LIVE in companion~ Lt. 8AJl.1...fi:30, l bout lundi,.
reasons." \Vork J;:uara n , 645-1.117 f'rl'e E~rim11t('s COSMET:CIAN . GUARD~ hslrpng, 1hp·g tic. Car Lovely ofl"I A people. J.£-Reali~hc priers. 642-7.177. HOUSE OF' CLEAN ror Pf'rmanent Scrvicei EXP ER. Jmmrd1ate part time post-pref'd. Leisure World, Lag. curate Typinr Plea..
EXP. Remodelina. ~bLO<'lJ!. Com m'! & Resiri. Clran1 n~ e \\'e Have Companions Hunt. Beach area. Contact ~~ni available. Sou th Hills. 837-5452. PNE~RWSOPNONRETL
··o F .. 2 oM• '1•. ~,,_ ·~ -. .....gune. & immed vicinity. MALE or female. ,..,.al repa1n1, m111n1. No job too ree est. * ""...._,,. * • llo1Jsckeepen • Practl-,, • ro:: '""" "..r<"""' U ·1 &: . fut'hll!h • " AGENCY
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m Rea s ., • ., •224 Ba & B b J to · I r11l Nurst"S etc. At Monthly Custod'i• ni orms iequ ip. • '1eclrnnic!I •IM'mbly \\'Ork, . · · ......,.., · Y cac 1tn1 ria Rates. n ed. Car k telephone rt'q'd, Including 1alderil'li' k ship. (branch ott1reY
C•rpet Service Crpts, window'!, floon, r.te. HEALTII k Experienced only, perman-776-&107, Anaheim. Equal Ing. Mature person W/llOme 3848 Campus Dr~ N.B.
Res. & Comm'!. 646-1401. enr, lull timt>. $2.58 hr. Per-opportunity employer. exp. Starting rate Sl.o•. Nona. \V. Hoffman JtG.-0635 JOHN'S r6 ....... t & Upho\1le"" f"Ai\1ILY CARE AGENCY . l!f)flrte-J Office, Souttt Coast " "" ....... .,.. •.r JAPANESE Lady des ire!! N B d H AIR.DRES S ER &1~1021
$1.~.~ Equity lor bl>11.ut
norl'h Santll. Ana home,
S21.000 l.q TO, Trarlf' Jflr
T'O"J: QI" ~ Will CllfTY lnd.
Owllf'-rlhkr 5'17-4i469.
Hl!.ve J:',0,000 eq i'I 3 Uon1t'~
!lit TD onlyt + 2» 11c RJin·
cM, fT'l>e It rlr. Nr Coron11.
Tr t1ny (lr 11M '°"inc-prop or
TD~ Dwnf'rlbkr !'J47-64fin.
Will mule 18' 811ilboA1 k
Cflm'J)f!r trailer '.l'/fent Mr
can or!!!
1858 Nf'Y.'JK'll"f Blvd, 0.1
.. 6'15-170.l •
?~Ore11n inl-CruiM-r. 200 H'P V~ hull. l~ C'rptl'd
r11h . pv1 hr11d, trlr TrRde
f units, T.D. or ! .... ,.It
Oearlll'rs,ExtraDri-Sham-N 1~ o. roaway, C ommu .. nlty Hot1pitlll. . ..· • t:x· ' R~om~ w /~ hou 5ework:. o transporla-•-'1 -•1 -nenced wt.lhng to-·~ c..._i:a-•• ~· •"""' poo free Sco!chguard (Soil • Santa. Ana ...., ......., 4!)11..1311, ,.-• ...,..,,, MAN to u sl&t partial In-11ppearance for small e.lec.
Ret1111111.nls). Degreasers k tton.f42-898.'l. DAIL'{ NeW1peper II u Io rii~!}t~hona aft 7 prn. valid. Driver, handy man, tronictt ro. Exp. on buey
all color brightell{'n: & 10 DEDTCATED CLEANING HOUSE wanted, f".Xpe:r &: loc. route, F...arly AM. Approx et.x day wttlr, l't!ft'rern::es re-pho~ w/typlng bk 1 rd .
minuie bleach for whit e car-* We Do Everythin~ T ret"A. Lirlo l~le pref'd, Will hn; •-6. Xlnt part time !n-HOSTESS for private Tennia quired, d.11.ys l'.lnJy, 673--0517. ~59:t5 1
•. b 24 hr. Call 673--4072 111!!0 takr. cart of your 00mf" Cl b o ·,,,i.. ""-ll pet~. ""'ve your moll{'y Y come: for rc.11ponstble lam!ly u " .. g room. """ MANAGEMENT lalenta re· REPRESENTATIVE
F_, •. olrH .. l'.' •• Rooo·ho s11vi t11!' rne extra tnps. Will Housecleanini::: By Day, while your llWll.V· Non man ovPr ~. Cali a4()..3007 64+-0050 for appointment. Q\llred for nc.w )'(lung now lo •• ,;,1 I• "OW l•st -•-
,, "' ' 11 '"-I I ·• d' · ~-T 1mokcr or <lrinkP.r. 54!!-351'?. ""' "" a•v"'•·-1)('1 CornnR k Rlllt'rsidr, fllh c ean lvoni;t rm, 1n1ng rm v ... •n ransportatlon h~ore nonn. HSKPRS Emplyr p.aya la!. company ln rommerclal in-company, ll!rvlng <>range
':>7 ~vy P U w lover J011ds,
h11:'!l II" hed. 'fil C°"air gotick
run11 perf'ect, \l'ill trtide-for
J lrl rlum p truck/trailer. Call
11 It fi pm 645-0077.
view, "''Iller & elec. 10 prop. .t. ha.II SJ5, Any rm $7.50, ___ c_,_11_836-0648 _____ 1 H•IP Want9d, M & '11~ DAVIS.BROWN CO. ~1634 George Allen Byland A.Ren· <lustry. Exctllent pole.nl!al County, Extrem'-IY hllh
Sl0.000. Trade lor illO pmp couch $10. ch111r $.'l. l5 yr~. MP$/l Oeaning Sm.dtt -Man tieetfed exp'd In In-cy 106-B E. 16th, S.A. write, Cla.8111ied Ad, No. 241 earnlngL Full or part timl'.
or TO'j:. 5'11-6469 Owrlrlbkr. exp 111 what counts, not meth-CMpttl, Window~. Floor etc. * AOMINISJRATIYE lltalling TV Ir llppllances. 547-009!'!. Daily PUot, P.O. Box 1560, Call m.2180
od.1 do wori< my~t Good RP:'!lirl. & Commc'I, 54&-.filll ...,..,.,'C'U'1:"r> Colt.a Me• Ca. 9"J626. 1-~===~~=0~-t Ha ve: 125.IXXJ e-quity in de•r ref. ~ll--OlOI. DEMANDING renumenlive Hvv~c..PEFt, . ft de.YI . ' RETAIL CllltK
property, art pa_intings &: DAY ()r eve:, \\'Of'k, Hou~-BOOKKEEPER hie}( ()l!f'l:'e l'luning positior week, 8 to 5, deanm.i, laun. MATU'RE woman w/ettdi1 W@ will tnln ma~ •dult
\l'OOl'l c11tvl~ for lneomr C•ment, Concrete dearuni;t, tic. In MD '1 Of<:. Provklina dry. S.lt»a p • n In • u I a. collection background, Ute to ~ tn Our boti:y Rritce
property « ~'harever )'OU PATIOS, w11lks, drive, Install •M--O.J49 $650. JO $700. Jtreal deal ('If MJislaction for 67?;-1913. book~ In Jewtiry outlet In Costa MMI.. can
hR\'f' ro tnrlf'. 642-8400 ~ liv.·n~. AA'o\', break. E:xper. Hous•work -11 tfUA,lili,.d nur'84!. ~nd HOUSEKEEPER -Udo '!Ale ''KiR~~1e!#rLEJts (113) !H4-9888, uk for Mr.
HAVE :z BR, :z BA SAiton removr 54~ ror e1l. $.l 50 hr s.1&-201 f Rllcinatlng .. ,A rral c:hAI· N!'BUml', k rers 10 ':lusified !t tlay1 horM nlehll k>o. rell-._.,., H ~ 91... ,~RA~ndo~l~ph~·=-...,,c:--=-=-
Cily mW." SG.000 lf!Uily, Ad No. 3.11, Daily Pilr>t, fi73..ln89. ......., llrl.Alt" "'-' 1RN·..t to 12 -12..S. f\Jll/part BEAT Thf" Rain: C(lncrt'te Masonry lenge! R~t h1tnd a:1rl 10 top • Costa Mesa
will tr11rle lor 2 BR tn11ltt, tloon;, pR !io~. rf r Iv e S , rlnR~I e:XttU!lve: ff1tndf!" ~.O.~~ 1560, Coata Mf'M, HELP! t ha"~ a new buslneM MATURE t JI time. Alcoholic Rehatl'G\Ui-
propeMy "r ;; slrtr~·alks. Don ~14. Rloek walb -RP111.1ning cnrporatie payroll, oorpor11.te a . ln town Ir 1 need )'OUr help. _ woman o s on tl(ln , CA1l &fi.S707.
___ 54_<._2i)il_._2_,..._, ___ 1 Child C11r• --\--Fir rplaces ~ Remorle:Ung 1Cd~. COin!Spondforn:e. No DENTAL-OrthOtlonttc e.1~. ti " ;rnund Door op. Tl.lei. & Thurt. 9:ll ffl 6 or SALESMAN
()rizinal oil ptlinting by Ed· Df'rrkk C.Onst Co, Lie It ln.e. shorlhanf!. Young bo!ll. Part t.im~. rm11ible Ml portunlty oUered by & Mw la'te.r. Own car. 545-4t97• Salaried ditcount ,.enf
rsr F"a)IN" vAluf'rl $:'100, W11\ 1JC"D ""'o;;""' Olre, 7 11.m.fi:Jii ~4 ~~\.1 100% f'RE.'E !lmie. Dl:p'd only. Slllaty co. w/new Ideas, po11lble MACHINIST WAI'ffEO sto~. Mo.t ht pernable.
tNl rlf! (or d1amor1<1 r ini;::, art pm. Hot mf'lll!. Xlnt ctlll"f!. BLOCK Wall' • Brick l.i Accoutit.nts ltd Agcyi open. Jrv\~t• Ma&8 t.aminp in exce11 of Ul.000 Not production "'Orlc, day oulg"Oln.(. know~blr:,
nl:ijt'C'lll. 11.n"ques or 1uhmlt. II A r h n r / B 11 k • r 8rra. Slump!tone p I 11. n t e: r • • !>It. at 'nEl. Entcrprl•f 1rr11. M&-5170. M' more per yr lnlettsts Mi ft. Cali 54&-.5435 S pm-9 nea.t. MU rroomed. Yt'l\lnl
673.ol!O'l W>-J.i3'l. ~idf'w1.lk11, 'QAA.-.M11 ~1190 DENTAL A~'t, Eitper only, you·y.;u l11!~~t9t me! I pm. -man pttl'd. Apply In pe.raon
... ~fV honH•, 3 ll!!le hoYll & ln!s t.lkt> to trnrle~ Our Tra<l~r·~ Jntd-...1,.,,,.. 9 tn 11 llnly f'mn! desk. w 1, 11 rn f' would like lo . l'et 11. "« nie ta11t~t dn!.w in the WHI only, 10am·l2'J)rQ TM M"Ultc *._ * * * * * or to.v11 10 11i1y "rit h. Par11oi..t columri l1; ,...,,. ,YIJU! Jf-,,.-,.-Jl unUnr? W11.tch the r htt!l'l!lde, .<:ome e v f'I ·I perll(lna.1 ln t • I I . -. 11 Dl'ily Pilot Oe-ifled I Hall, no. Sl Fuhton t~&tld. l'!!!lll!!lll!!lll!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'!li'!ill!!lll!!lll!~!!!!!ill!!ill!!ill!!!!'!ill!!ill!~ ~~,~-18-~"~t~O~. _ _.____ ;, lirw. 5 day~ for 5 huck~. OPEN HOUSE c:oiu,.mn. &t'l--99-12. 962--8810. Al!. &il-567.1! N.B. 1~ ~ . .. 7 -----------,~-
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Frid.ty, Octobtr 22, 1971
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Help Wantocl, M & F 710 Help Wanted, M & F 710 Fur niture 110 Gar ... Sale 111
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_M_;_,_<•_1_1._,,..., __ , ___ 1_1_1 1 ,P_l_•_•.,••~/'.'.'.0~•._&.,,••_• ___ 1.2_, 900 Campers, Sile/ Rent t10
Se!••
WE OFFER
A REALISTIC
PROFESSIONAL
CAREER!
2 l 'R. Old •·anti plti~ BIG FALL PAIR Twin beds with wtal BIG ?.tEN OPEN SUN 1.C
rrandmo!htt. babysitting, CLEARANCEll lramf'I, Ratt&n d'lii!st. \I/fl PLEAfo'E READ-~to
i!'f' Nkpna:. 642-4116, N,B. CU:storn f\lnrlrur. 1ull _.. SUrfboll"d. $2-5116. Lrg 111~ men'1 q ll a I I t y KEYS TO HAPPINESS
YOUNG v.•jdoy.•er with 2 Rental Corp. clothing. Slack.'!, t,1.·aist ~; tor tht-best value. In
daughten <1·3! /'M?fda hf'lp, Rna.le Division M•chln•ry 116 Sport1 jaf'kf'I, 5t10Ulder1S .W; ORGANS .. PIANOS
"/'\any," hotisekeeper & 1885 J~!U'bor Blvd, CM 400_,,.-CY"°n0'.".:E_po_w-,.-,-.,..-1cy"".JI !ihirls lll·3; Be11 ut l!"Ults. Niw Ii U~
cook. Live.In or o l1 I. s-48·~1 phaM' extennon cord, lrg Jot Very re a ISO nab I e . Hun-Y 'II b I d d d .,. ~ o<.., _,,, ./ 5 Ora.,.,.tr walnut cheirt.s lil \\nglon Harlx1ur, 846-7247. OU e 9 • you i ....,o-<1,..., ~ m.acti. 1crews, mk.TO in
2 KITrENS,
white and
w/black on
962-759:;.
one bla.ck _..
one white
eu1 I. tail.
f'OX Terrier, Jema.le. 8 moa.
l ntelllgf'flt, housebroken.
Likes chll<lTf'n. 548-6396.
--------CAPTAIN
~~~~~~~~~~~! S19.% each camera. microfilm reader. l!OLTDA\' ELF:OANCE ~ lronl large tiele('tion ~ ./ Beau t. 5 pc Spani1h de-~9-3 123. Sel of Spode d mner plate5, Lowrey . l lamrnond. ThomaJ;
2 KITI'ENS, 7 weeks old. Son
a 11 erg i r.. llOUM!broke.n.
968-6164 H.B. ~r:E7\ X·:<.1ILITARY \\'0:0.IEN I """"""'"" !/"-j luxe Bedroom (l'Ollp $89.'35 12 e . .,;quisl!e or<.iuds hand • Gulbransen _ \Vurtitu-r
. V . ./ 8' Spanish IOfa & lo\'e Miscell•n•ou• 818 painted, &igned, unu'1ial • f'art:isa • Baldwin organs I I ~ PRO~TOTION OF SALES ~-------' seat M'1 S29.!f.) --------------1 buy. Biza rre Anliques, 2500 Chlckenng • Knabe • Stein. f'els and~ 'L..i
UnllmJ~ licence • any &'J'OSS
1ona. 30 Yf'U'I experienre
u.ll & powf'r. Professiona.I
Sport Whlng &"Ulde; Mexican
It. Central America &: facif.
k Cout W&lf'n -lru:troc,.
tion in boat h&ndlin&, sea·
matJship, DR & celestial
naviKation. PlCK UP &:
DliiLlVF:RY ANYWHERE:
captain available !or o!X·
teodetl cruisini. Exterw.v.?
admlnislratn •e expetienct. PE'RSON'."EL TO ~1G :'l1''T ·---------·1-1 5 pc Spa.rum &'llITl• t.ablf' STEREO, UnclaimP_d lay· Nf'\\'porl Bl' C.:\I. way -Hallet & Davis piarm '--------~-T"i POSJ TJO~S HAS CREATE'D Antiques IOO lief $119.95 ciway, l 9TI model. Carran! D l N I NG T, b 1, I 7 5 f.luset1e player pianos 646-2'77,
OPE:"\'l'.\"GS TN 0 UR EX· --.:...--------1./ St>\•eoral oYerStulfed cha.irz, 4-spd ch ange r , .\U' . ' Pump Ii Electnc
PA.'-'DING ~'VE"SnfE\l SCRAM LETS $'9.95 ea • u ~ tl e n ' i o n s Peak e r s rx:-'Ofa!or k Ch.airs S 4 ~, Ll>tilie 5J)ellkerz Pets, G•n•r al 150 Boats/ Marine
Equip. FTELD. .. ./ 5 pc \Valnut Bedroom ttl y;•/ntultiple cross-o ve r S~l\'el ROC' er Upholsiered Auto l')'thym un1 15 Jor any
ANSWERS $49 95 r-adio & tape de<::k. Still $:Q. All hke J'lf'w. l\l!jny organ or piano * SHERRY'S POODl..ES
Puppy sale $35. & up.
Boarding & 1ro o m i n1 .
:>16-2848.
RADAR-Apelco ADR7A. in
good cond. 12 VOC. See in
operallon at 477 N. Ne\\·porl
Blvd, N.B. $UB5. + U\'itall-
Also-new Bendix ,\lR4 32
rnUe <.'Omm. radars, S1500.
+ install. toiew KAAR
Voy3.,1ier 16 mile radars,
$19.95 + install. All JWll"·
548-2635.
{'())JPA.'\\' mAThT.\G
PROGRA'.\I rs AVAn.ABLE
1'0 TH 0 SE \\'HO A Rf:
\\'n..Ll:'\G TO LEAR~ A.'\'0
\\'ORK lf AR D. YOU'LL
HA\'r: THE CHA NCE TO
O\\°'."l A:\'D tJRTVE ANY
!\T\V PRESTIGF. CAR OF
YOUR l1-IOICE AS A~
ADDED Ti\"CENTTVF., A:-.1J
\\'E'LJ.. PAY FUR IT.
•Sta.rt lmm 'd.
e Full F'nngf' Be:l'K'flt~
e Plush Offices
YOU ~IAY E A Ril.'
TifROUGH co:-.nflSSIONS
&. SE"RV1CE F EES $50.000+
YOtJR F fRSf YEAR, IF
YO U /fAVE n1E: ABILITY
& DRn 'E A'.\'D ARE \\'11.1.r
!'.\"O TO \\' 0 R K HARD,
THROUG H '{OUR ASSOC·
JATION' \~'ml Fl~AXCIAL
T:-."VEST.\ID'T ANALYST,
R.E. BROh"ER DAV E
LOO~Gl.AND, PROFES·
SJO;>;AL SALES'.\fA.~.
CALL NOWI
558-0444
Ask for M r. Hertz~
I King Aiie box wnn&"s & brand TIE'W, sold !or S299.95. 01.h~r bargain.,, :H7 !llon1f' .f\fartin Guitar!
mattrf!!is If!, •~riHud, Pay oU balan('(' or Sl'KI or Vi~la, Costa :\fesa. \\'l' givf" terms up to s yrs
Nocon -Bogey -Ruiny -S-19.95 ~. mi. monthly pa y ment 11 . GENERATOR 2500 wa N, Free delivery y;•i thin JOO mi's
Oxygen -G·STRlNG ./ Full 1ize box i;prinp & ~it Dept, 714-893--0501. ONA,'11". portable. UXJ , 141 Sati,faction guerenteed
Nigh! dub M'E'rn>: A lilrip. mattrefi.~ ttt, stt-nl1zed , 110 V Ollllets. Two bar, A tr•d ition over '40 yrs
per lost her \.\'ardrobe. The fl9.95set •AUCTION• bol ts to bumper }IJ, Open !'llonthruFri l Oem.9pm
\1olin1st saved hf-r act \.\ith a ./ Sewral Spanish sofa & .~ 6.\5-4875. Saturda.)'3 ll)am.6pm, Sun 1..a
spare c.srn.JNG. chair rels, like new $'119.95 HOUSE f"REE Glf'f, Thur, Fri. BYE'S ANTIQUES: Round cla1v Jt. sel. 6 Fl , RCA ,_, _, -~\d 1 Sat., 10 a .m. p.m.; ea Keys to Happin•as table, rlresser, ha ll tref', "' to""' sou • .., .... ,. sta e ~oc.<> • A .. ~ F~ 7 m ~lart Glalle r)', """° I\e\\'JIOrl l &i29 _E, Whirt:J""' Bl,d. Victorian lamp tabll", Oak stereos ,,,1 _Am-Fm sterf'O ........... ns every '•, ;i ~
d .,,.., = F'Urn. Appli, Anllques Blvd .. C:.:\-1. \\'hitt1l'r 213/694·1076 Hoosier, high boy & mirror, ra 10!!, ~JJ.:1.J ea.
y.·alnut rlresser w/marble I Lrg 30xfiO p:icecuti ve desk, 3015 \V. \Varner, S.A. Ren1oval "Bag" Sale PIANOS ** ORGANS
top. side board, pictuN' like new $79.95. (follow search light) thru Oct. 2'l Name Brands • Save $$$
Irames, lamps & more ./ 2 Only.Sofa bN:I It. chairs 549·2241 • 547.7713 lOOJs of l!f"n1~ !11ust 1:0! ! New-Used * Easy Terms
646-7335, 1406 Lincoln La., sets $29.95 set. -*,---A"""u,-c=n=o~N~-*-,-1 illARDAN TliR!FT SHOP !'.fEU).SONJC JS J1ERE~
N,B. ~tany Y'llore l!em1 1810 Park Avr . C:\1. 6.\2-78:il Mon & Fri eves 'lil 9
At Equlllly lDw Prices! Fine Furniture SIGN PAINT ING Sunday 11·5 ANTIQUE adding machine c0 .... n in __ .. B-"••'.-le Appliances ,.. . F'londl 1 I h -I """ ..,"' .... " Aucti F ., 7_00 pm. JrtlCks, v•1ndm1•s, boa Is, Y e ep one in or.
$1.'iO. Large qulllltily o1 You'll be Convinced!! W ' do~ nA •Y,t'. 8. showcards. llo!iday v.·i ndcm· FIELD·s PIANO CO,
ONE pair Quaker parrot&
$~0. Also Guinea pigs at !lOc
each. ~i05'l.
Dog1
* SPECIAL * Boet1, Pow•r Grooming & Bathln&' Spec.
1als; All breeds dogs. \VilJ give your pet tender loving: '66 31' Unifhght Cab1ncruiser,
care. \ViJ! supply trllllSpor-Jully/equipped. SZI.500 fo.lr.
uuion ii necessary, 64:t.-.!lll!i, l_.rllllke. 532-5350 e\'CS art
or 534.0302 6.1.0pm only. UJ 1 ~';:-&~·~·-~k_<_oo_'~· =-c=-=
Broadway, C.M. 20' Glasstron, 1/0, lf.O HP
(2l PED. Lhasa Apso, male, 1'1ercruiser, Llke ne"·· !'.tan}'
chanip sired, show qual, accessories including trlr,
also female, sdt together . I ~$4500~c--'·-"-~-"'~3-'--==-~-I 539--0722 SEU. or partnf'l' '70 Formula _re_. _,._m_,_.,,_-_968_-W __ 3_•_• __ 1CHERRY Thoma.sville round in y s UC ion ern de<.'or. !Q.J887, ~18. 18l3 NeY.J>Or\ Bh·d.
* * Antique double loveseat, DIR table \.\.'/6 ladderback 2075~), Ne\\·port, Cfo.f 64&-8686 BATTERY Or electric P.A. Costa J\1e.a 71 4/645-3250 AKC Poodle pup~. reMI}'
hand car\'ed. Xlnt condition. chrs. Eames chr ;20. 2 Fr Beh:nd Tony's Bldg !llal'l system. C06I SJ..19. likl' ne-.v ORGAN SALE before Th a nks g i v i n g,
Zl', xln'l cond. f.lr. Joy~,
4»-7184.
673-7995. Prov. end ••bl•• $'" Ci"b. r-~ A -• Fall Choose flOY.', cash or terms. ""' ""' " OLD St}'le Selmer Tenor sell S I7~ or best oiler. o...vnn """an nnu""'
AR:\!OIR.E, chtrry, 2 doors, chr & ortoman $25 Mal'log. Sax, $300. Le Blanc-Noblet 8.'\8.-6186. Clearance. Save up to SIOOO ;96c;o;;2-6'U;-97l;;3:c-;:--;-;;;;,-°"',-,-
2 drawers, h!"irJOom. Pvt. Pembroke' table $al Sect. I 1 •150 5· =====-=~~=~ on S!!lecred console floor ADORABLE AKC Blood. c ar1ne • . 1nger pro. \VA TERB'ED FR A f\I E S, P.My' "" ~16. desk \\'/<'hr & ...... ,1 14'. J · I · I d•m"' ''""• do· -·~-on .,...'r'CIU """' " E'SsJJna typeY.Tlter 100, "US!om hu1i1, b('low retaL! · ~ """"'~
802 Veh•f'I boudoir chr S20. ~ all models.
Appliance•-----·I T1o1·in bookcase hf'adboerd PaJl()f,()nic Cass e I t e !ape prices. As Jow .,µ S24.50. COAST MUSIC ~ recorder S15. (714 J 842-4661 646--2296.
GE 40" i'lectric slO\'e, aulo. SIO. 673-57i2. a ny day bel\\'ll 3: 30 p.m. & 5·I~~====:----~ Nl:."\\'PORT & HARBOR
mea t thmno.. rotisserie, ~fOVlNG. r.Taple furnlrtin!. p.m. Ask for Rod. GP~EE/\'HOUSE, unasM"n1bl· Costa illesa * 642.2851
umers, dbl oven. New $'.'i)(l. New Colonial lovt-SI'&!, ed, glass, water bearer, S t" Good 830 3.:\t "609" copy paper type .-"•mp ·oole' • be-·h•• por ing s Sacrilice SlOO. \\'ant p:irr . blue/grn $125. 2 mgl beds, ~.. ~ '""' ~ '
. h w •JOO 612. ln original carton&. l"b•-. ,, .. , $100. ~-· "149. se\\.'lng mac ·.,....,...., compl Capt Chain. Dei;k, .2,000 i!Jeetll 8~ X 14" and ="= .. """="=-.,,_~,......,,,-,--
RE'FRIGERATORS.STOVES Dough box. Bl\V TV. 3,000 sheeta 8 ~2 X ll". FRIGIDAIRE. rt'frlg, ci:oss--
36-06 WITH 3-9 var. scope
$125. 2'.15 Win. y,.·-3-9 var.
hound pup&. Reasonable.
Must sell quickly. 499-l718,
31~9 S. Coast Jlwy, No. C,
S. Laguna.
POODLES, AKC, t o y 1 ,
min'1, &. stan·1. all ages &
colonr, to 28", StU<l service.
830-al78.
B1:1et1, Rent/Chart'r 90I
~·~--------Ca I 25 + Catlin• 27
5 weekdaya Jor $ll0. Fully
equipped. Location l\'e\\J)()r\
}!arbor. 7l4/96l! 4MO for into
BLUEWATER YACHT
CllARTERS
Fishing •
Reservations
Boet1, Sail
Cruising
644-8211
909
--CAMPER COMBO
'71 GMC TON
CUstom ean1per 1nod~l In·
clubt>s V8, automalll', pow·
er steering. po\\·er brakl'S,
2 torte blue &: wt11 lf'. dual
mlr1'0f"!I', plu.!1 a rahover
camJ)f'r Wllh side dint'llf', sll\
slt!'pt>r. stove 11•1rh ovrn !.:
t'f'frig. E'Xf"CUliVf' drmo. Cmi 1
ne\\' $6814. Our Price
$4995
Can f'1narK't' 01\('
Th• fruck peo ple fro m
General Motor s !
MIKE McCARTHY
GMC
89+-1336/531 ·2¥.(l
Corlll'r &-sch & :\1cFadden,
\\'estrn!Ml<'r
BRAN D NEW
Open Road Campers
$49,95
OVER C OST
On all can1pers, trailers &
mini hon1e~.
Th• truck people f rom
General Motor•!
MIKE McCARTHY
GMC
~·1336/ill ·24~
Corner Beach & .f\lcfad<Mon,
\\'estminSlf'r
BAJA Special! 4 1vheel dri\'4'.
'67 1·ton Dodge power
v.·agon 11'/campe;r. Lo
miles, Carries 40 gal ol
watf'r k gas, monomattc
to1lel. butane range O\'P.11 &:
refrig. 4 ne1o1• tires & 2
spares. Dual elec & flll"l
sys1en1s Everything for n.fe
lravel in remolf' areas.
SJ,500. 494-iH~I.
SALESMAN \VASHE:RS-DRYERS Oiest~. Bigelow tdiag rug Sur p 1 u 1 1 ro m tr lat to p fr{'ei~r S50. Dahy crib "'·
Young co. great p:Jtenlial S25.-S85. Various Colors. f\\'e orng/gold 6:oc9. Lamp 1, denion.stn>.tion, Price $iO. m1111.s1:1. Dressing table $5.
Call M~. Schmidt buy & i;ell), 645-4930, 2~32 fo.1 isc. J075 Santa Rosa, C.M. Call 642-4321, ext. Z17. 546-9:i6!1. ~~~~7ENCY Nf'\\'p:Jr! Blvd, C.~1. ;-'c'ol~-85-_Zl_.~-~----REF.RIGERATORS $4(1 & N=E"W~-,-,,-,-,-,-,-.~1-,-,-,-,-,-.
NEW, u n c ra ted v.·ht MISC. f u r n i t tJ re blk "OO. Apl .. 10..,, '"". 5, ... ,,-., au1oma11c timr __ r. Cost $400. 2'.H3 \\'es1C'l 1rt Dr,. N,B. d h d ,. ., " ~.,,., ........ •u .,~1 La 6.\$.1T70 \Vhirlpool, 15 cu ft, ual nauga Ye 1lll 10 couch az stova $35. Din rm set Sell lot Sl1J. ""'
control refr1g.freezer. Fully Simn1ons ma!tress 1 ju 1 t v.·/chairs $25. Row boat Paloma, S.C. 49'2-9467
SALESLADY, heauty liUpply guaranteed, $199 !inn. H.B. Tet'O\'ered, baby c rad J f', -' I I \\'/oars $35. &_ m isc. 510 S\Vl,\.I Ml/\'(~ pool, ab o v 1• or \\'lg exp. 'tPll Y n persQn. 892-4318. c-hest dra\\·ers, d r ess 4' r , 263 E. 17th St, Costa ~fesa. . 1 1 ~"7--1538 38th St. Nev.·port ls.land, ground, J 1J X 15'. F iller, KENMORE \~'ASHER & sv.1ng M! • m St'."" or 557--0338. acces., new hner, $75. SALES\\'O~lfu'{oQur girls are DRYER. ~loving, must sell. -'=,..='='="c·===~~~= 831>-S261l
liCOpe SU 5. 7.65 _r,1 au. i\l!N. Schnau2er !emalr, 4 1971 PHODUCTJON
1portized w-!COJlf'" $30. All 1nos. AKC, CH. 11re & dam, I CLOSE·OUT I
PX. cond . Comp, rrload ear.~ cropped, 1 ho\1, Last mod<'ls available at
equip $75. &\6-~31. 646-6385. pre.import surtax prices
SKl Deal! Rossignol Stram11 NEWPORT JXJC l;RQOM:. DUTCH BUILT
'
'RY CON'rES1· Tl I #73) w/bindings $75. New Volt :.. , 291l3 "C" Ne\\'P()rl
(7'J'6'.s $80 bolh 200cm . Nf'IV Blvd.. on tJ1e penlnrul11. co~~·~r~z~olls12.950
Human1c buckle boots S45. 673·7766. 1a 130 DIES ~ EL ;21,950 ll-lolltor bu ckle boots $25. BAS3 ET }IOUND CONTEST 33 ( •:W)
bo th J0l'2. 67J-8069. 8 \reek.~, AKC U VI-.:--ABOARD S2~.950
PERFF.L'T r ig-JO' A.laskan
Camper, h u tan e /e l f!c
rrfr1g. oven/range comb.
~1nk/l6 g11! wa1r r tank.
ri1 ou111ed on l~ Dodgf'
4/\\:D, P\\T \\'agon truck
1o1·/6 C'ahinet uUI hody. 40
gal Ra.!! ca p, Bltn l \Ov
genera1or. Air rond c ab.
X1111 CQn<t. Pti p1y. fiT':>-112.~. ,.
ki "~ • MAPLE Harvest dinlng table --~=~~-=----c--c ma ng ""°"''mo. more. $1 25 ~a. Excel c ond . GOOD DOUBLE BED --w -• h I t··" \\'/\11t·o deacon bern.·hes $50. 6'4" JACK SurfhMrrl , adj e neiru more e p. WI or 4~5645. S!J * 54()..2241 pl. lntervie.,..·ing no w, ·"====oo----,,--;c:-c::::ll-----------l Amana All'. cond. 18.CXXJ i;kag, J rl lng, cood <·ond. $40.
496-3318. '\'EDGE\\'000 Gal!" Stove, G S 1 12 BTU $!00. 3-:\i Copy illate II' .Fonn1ca ta b I e $25.
rhrm lop \\'/griddle in mid-•r•9e a e I dry copy machm<! $ZS. &H-6752.
Saleswoman, house .... -ares dept tllt , 4 burner. \Vh1ie. reg n . ESTATE SALE _ 4 00 EHS--0644. 1 ,-PC~.-,.,,--li-00-,-1-. -N-m~l,-n-.-b~I•.
Exp'd prt>f. Apply In pPrson $·15. 5-1~. ifehotro~, '--·-d•I '!•• cc~-~~-~----Kerm Rima Hardwa re ... ~ u.><v·-~ " ... l1o bass Cofl1t'l.lo accordipn.
2666 Harbor Blvd ., C.1\t. • l\1AYTAG repair man • ~t 9--
0
3. su:1~10:J0..3. Each a ll pearl, hke nrw. paid
r!('a.n. ;\la1..,•na\'OX hi·li l'Ol'l-
1ole \l'/f:\I. ;\!o v i ng.
673--3378.
SURFBOARD 6' 8" $4(L Show quail!}'. $100 OPEN HOUSE JOA.f\t~P:\l
Good cond it10n. Children 's * 605-7952 * SAT & SUN, CX:r 23. 24
11'.kis SlO. 968-9i98.p '~U~P~P~l~EoS-A~K~C~.-"A~do-,-,~bl~e 3333 W. COAST H\\'Y, .NB
HA.\l:\10ND ORGAN l-i:up & toy poodle~ all Holl•nd Ya cht,/Nawport
~lode! 1\I ** A·l cond. colors. I tioy female :rorkle 71'4/6'44.0J]q
~l'i91 893-9719. 48' Spkn1n p Stphns, y\\f
Stor•, R•staur enr, ccvvoc'i·Kc·'A'-P"oo;;;;;;,-,,,1,0"":::;:·--&o I 1~ACl.1"ICA, One of fllOSI
Bar 132 b!ac.:k SIO, &: SlJ. AKC reg. bt>au boa!5 on cu a ~ I .
toy poodles $35. 547-3851 or f.P.ASER, 3424 Oporto, Npt.
547-9591. 673-5~. late
FORD 1fi65 "' ton !ru<:k \\'ilh
1967 8 fl. cabovrr campt"r.
'Fully f'qu111. Both truck &
<•amper in onginal con·
<JH1on. ("rC\Od 1n\·estmf'nt.
Buy 11 for a REASONABLE
of!Pr rtus u·rf'kend. lN·
TF.:RESTED partirs enly,
call 549-ffiJO
Sec'y!Bkkpr
v.·ashers & dl')'ers. Del y,•/90 ua.y ig g.....,.. HOU1ehold $600, 1ell for $'300. Lrg go-
day guar. 531-8637; BJS-1778. items. What & way to colll"tt earl f.rame, cushions & good
F /C Bkkpr/Accountant AQUA Frigidaire f'lec dryer, or furnish your own house: tires S35. 4 16'" wire whrels
Don't miss thLS! At least l for ·~ VS Ford SJ!';, 549-3700
flRE\\'000 FOR SALE
Orange & Eucalyptl.111
S.14-7653
EXCELLENT
chrome 1900
$350, 673-9628
aeries "'°"I NCR. * * AKC RPg. Ch ihuahua NEW 15.10 Sailboat romplete Cycles, Bikes,
I Scooter• t25 to S&50 Z.spd, New com!, $ 6 O .
to ~ 645--0260, leave message, day will reveal a treasure. TV, Radio, H iF i,
St•r•o
puppies, 2 monUll'J. $25 and w proctor mRSI , aads & -----------135, !railer $1495. 96&-3562. AA&t.. Bookkeeper
A/P Clerk l f..q\mal
Rttrpt.ll'yplst
ACCOlmting/Cashlf'T'
P .T. Sec'y
$500 'c".-m-.-,-,-,-&~--~--'LARGE selection, 5evera.!
$4."J() 808 Janu.J1eg, f'urn, Appliances,
T\\10 matching gold printetl ~~ Carat Diamond, Tirfa.ny
upholstered chatrs & Ol· setung. .SacMlice! $ 2 8 5
tom<in S3.). Si ngl~ho.'( sprlng cash: ~,1&5710 11Jt 6. $43.1 Equipm•nt clothes, JO 1pd bike, camera k mattress S~. ""'15: Arro)'O -----------
tSpeaM .lapAJ1('5f'I
NEWPORT
P•raonn•I Agency
833 Dover Or., N.B.
642-3870
SAVI NGS & LOAN
Loan Service Cl•rk
Exp'd P referred
Call Mra. Wells
642-4000
4x:i GRAPHIC, 35mm lens, equip!, hand & JIO'.l'er 10011,
8mm 1nov1e equip. Garage go!( clubs, decorator Item&.
Sale, Sa!-Stl n. 17~7 Santa Garage& 1n rear of 1747 San·
Ana, C:"ll S.5. ta AnR, 1 blk :E. l7tfi St,
PHOTOGRAPHER'S d~\'C!Op. c .r.1. Sat -Swi, !}.5·
1ng out!ir. nio. BEDS: King. double & f"t.\•in,
545-350'3 after 6 pm Hide.a-bed couch. Rugs;
Chico, Laguna Bt·h. M iscellan•OUI
494-9822. Wanted 820 ' r.tUb'T sell I awn mower .1,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;
r;preader, v..·heelbarrow, gasP
log, twin mattress & box
liprlng, 4 drv.•r chesl, lad. CASH PAID FOR
\\'ANTED: Good deal on 35 area & throw• C h a i r
mm camera, Fini:;!e reflex 1o1•/hassoc:k, ha nging lamp,
lrns light meter. ~IS-8778 Bentwood chair, Ste r e o All 11ne Art-all frames 111 ·""=~~~--~~~-I equip. ~l isc anllqurs, r.tany lil<>ck 20r: off. Gabl>)l's Gar.I ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;~
ders, fans, washer & dl)'er. fine furniture, appl(lnef"~.
4!Y.J-42'8. antiques. One piece or * * SPECIAL TiiJS \\'EEK! houseful. Call day or night,
549.2241 or 547.7733,
f'OTRO:\ Camera with Case. househld Hems. 644-7706. I ~ ren, 1666 l'ie\.\'()Ort Bh·d., \\'Ai\~fED used 4xS' [W'IOl !'.'Pl\', SJ!
e &lHi-19 e 3101 3rd ,\ve., Cd)l. C ,1 "'"" ·~~9: I "--• l "· · <>'f<l"""t,..,. • 1ab!c, 1 ate top. Uuvu cont.
BUY nus Grt"'.tl 5""''· F " OilLD'S old school des.k &_ !l6!;.-0.l14. SERVICE Station A!!end. urniture 810 Po1o1·f>r mo\.\·er 2 hp. 18" ---------------------chair. Knf.'eholrl desk & tl!ime, lllf' mech11.nical. \\·A.1-'\'UT dft'sser iv I lan::c reel. Like new. only S4i. B-chair your rho1re $20. Mu5ical ln5t rument5 812 ',·e~~ lo Appl'ar. Rtet'OI mirror, eX('f'l colYI, $-!5. t lat \\'ood clarinet $49. GE S42-Z427, r;~~l Sant.a l!>a b('[. STRl,'G h••• , ,, •. -_,.-,
oc.... txp. Of'Cess. Apply !'.dvenone poM 1 1 e r f' 0 • moior 3 ph. 22014'10 V J.,1;,. F V , ~ 4 "', , " ,-•
tnf;lrn1n''· Z.l90 /\'f'wpo•I J.---'·~•o• '' 10 17 · · f·rr11c-h bow. \'€'"" ~.1. ' fl\l /~"\1 con1h01, s ~· ~-""'"' ~. . ., ,;vvu El\·d. C.~l. ·, ', ·. &12--09;,J. ~! Ir\ T 0 N bof1l' r hlna [)-\~91:13.
SER\'JCE !'.t11ti<1n Salesman
p/tlmt'. Ne xt in app("8r.
Ei<f>('r. i··~ i\f''.l'Pt'.)r\ Blvd.,
c.~t.
/\;iui::ahyrle chair, ~-------")larlo11-c" g pl r;cl!\ngsl"'=°"----,----,-:-,.-,,,--, 6i.'o-6'D1. 8 r·A~l l l.\' 2arage 53Jp, o!<I 11•. 1 1 p, , · CONN.trumpet nrar new cost
& nrw dC"roratnr Jterns, oJ. {rri_ & .a_r un $210. S11rr1hrr $00.
8' II ere u I o n li"lfil K· s lh'rrplntr • pcs. $l&a ~rf , , 6--l"O * *
I c!(l lhes, !urn., Je 11·e l•y, ' •~~ oVPSf'al, rnunrJ gamr se!. ' l'Q1id. tij:>-fi; 1.
luffed C'n1 shPd ~·e!vrt livi ng aquarlumi; & C'QUlp. 6.'J62 GOOD 1 & h hi" '' GR1':fCll New Yorker Guirar •••VICE th F 11 h:1Jrla ,~•rclo !I " "'1 o110 urn ~r " em~ s~ """"'" es a . u e r rn1 . .c;et, hand ca r"l·t'f'i rolf£"P ,_.., • u, ""' ..., "" Brush Cusr C " u nr 847~;i9, Oct. n nd , 23rd portable liletro '4'/stanil, ' •1•316_ · Clmcrs, ·• · P I.: rnd tab!Ps. 675-33-13. <'·olor TI'. >h•nl"""' "ilal1 7> ,,... :i lo S\60 11·kll' 10 slArt. -& 2-lrh. .. 1~· "
962--04 16 BEIGE lull 12efl rlaven. $40 for shop or hon1c & morr. F LUTI::. Bundt. as Of'\.\'. $7:i.
• L.e:. marbl t' collee lable .$21) * All •lay Sar. & Sun * 557--0196. Acrordk>n 12 bass, l lallan
SERVICE • Exp'd 1Juts1de, 1 ~. \.\'Ooden v.ardrobe S2;',. Bulfl:'f, book:case. rht.s t of --$40. 644-6Z.l9. G .,!!i 1lra11•er§ k d k th RCA \\'h1 rlpool a uto washer, '°"===~-,,-'"'°"'.,,--:cc arago/ door Oj)l'rators, ra· Bookcase twin hd·boanJ $25 ·' oa rs · 0 er RCA 21·:, color TV , iki.'< CLA RINET. \\'ood, $l:i'5 new dio . illlercoms, Top pay, 548-Bl08. · !urn. Clolhlng. many odds & ood nd. &42-~.830. , Pnds. 81T5 Easlporl Dr., HE. spnng & ma!!, Oriental rug, lrom Sf"ars, g co !lion, GA ~IE; iable & 2 lea\·es w/~ 5,36.,\229. hlk & gold. &;5-1~. ,_s:io_. _,_,.__,.,_,_. ____ _
SPEXD lui.rt ol y~ir d1}' upho!. rhairs, Bdrm ... et. • . 1·
v.1th us. \"tow)drug ·~!of! In De~k pa tr ol uphol chairs 2·;.i PM, Camping equip, SUN~!~/":::; S~o\.\·er, Offic•. Fur niture/
?\f'\\1>()rl B1!'11.ch. crratr5 hull<>\ t"XlengJOn · t b J: i;urlboard, gir\'1 b1kt", dlne t· * 837_7078 It Equip. 124
m1111y f)'l~111ons fnr fr~ndly. 5-;~5266 te 1bl &. c+trs, maple h\i n
fl u Ig o 1 n i: , p <> r Minablf' ' ITT-adboanls, rocker, many 13Th"CH p~~s & v.~igtrh!, 31'of "609'' cnpy peper .type
836
1972 ZENITHS, 8!1 models in
stock. 2:1" con.'IQIPs from
S-1·18., 25'" consoles fro m
$559. Includes I yr par!~. 1
yr ~ervh.:I', l yr picture
1utw . dt>li\·cry & set.up.
Regular $69.50 antenna in.
g!allatron is tree du ring this
sale \1·/aU coru;oles. No
rlo\'<'O required. Cash W plan
ABC Color TV. 9021 Atlanta,
Jl unti"tton BeaC'h. 961!·3329.
1 ¢ STEREO SALE
2 Pioneer Ambassadnr speak.
f>l's le -rt'£, S299 1'/pur·
('hase of lame S1andard
A:O.l1 F~1 ~!PX e mplitier
$179. U.S.A. SICN'Q \\'an"·
h"IUS<>, 191 £. Jith Sr., Costa
ill~.!... f..15.-_,,244'"'20, .-c=-.-=-
V' PHI LCO TV'S
V' STEREOS
A LL STOCK
COST+ 10"/.,
Conw nif'n1 Trrmi; Available
Fll"f'SIOne St~. 47:1 F..
Jith :::t • C)I &!f,.2-144
SPEAKER.<', ma~nny box·
e~. 15" Jf'n.~t'ns, J us! buil!,
$70. 5-18-1 489.
K LH & T EAC
Tape Dt>ck." • 644.01)7
2.r· SEARS w lor ronsole
SlZi New. color aniennae $15
968...(il}jJ.
!'ON\'
deck.
!!.lf'fftl qu11<f. 4
Sacrificl'" Sj50.
~31!f.l
.. ,.
557-5334 * *
It* AKC Alinialure poodle
pup~ Cot:M brown & b!ack.
Sho~s. ~l~.l!Mj.
GEH.~lAN shc:Jr1 hair puppy,
Al<C. shots, pap"rs, $3.'J.
Champ sired. 9ti2-3821.
PURE bred Doxie. no
papers. 1 ma.le, 7 wks old
$20. 9(i2..{,()()7,
GREAT Dane pups, champ.
sired, SllOv.· or per. r.1 & r~.
Beautilul. 639-3409.
S01N,\UZE:R pups
Stud Sf'r\'1Ce.groo1n1ng
ierm.~ S~!l
IRISJ I li!'!!f'rs, j 1\·ks, malr1
only. Tori line AKC. ror
term.~ & BJIP!. j2l31 JJ[.2SJ6.
ACK Collie pups t.r1-rolors,
Champ ~1 rPd. JO·Ch a m p
ped1g-rce S;J(). :HS.782:-i all~.
* :\11 NI SCJ l~AUZERS.
,\!\:(', JO \.\l'i"k,;. "hols. Call
flrll'f 5 prn, !J.Hl-~21.
• • BLl\CK Labrador pup.-
pie's, AKC, sho15.
71 4 ~r..-11;9
9 \VK Old l\·t1n1atun> poo<lle
puppies $~0. 642-48J!J, or
534..()302 6.10 p.m. only.
\Van1ed-the riiirhl home
for a ma.le Bullma~liff
dog. 6r:>-3590
DACHSHU ND Puppie!. min
AKC. ;1aghog. rf'rl, blk &
tan. r.t&f. 633-4018.
l'l.JPPER 1''n. 5J5. Gr,;oat
a>h11.pe !'.lust sell $250 or best
ofter. 675-8677.
MORGAN 3'1 e<>n1plete spin·
nakcr gear & equip. tall
J im (7141 67~5080.
NE\V 13.6 Saillx!at complele
"'/ proctor 1nast, sall1 &
trailer $995. 968-3562.
$1650.
19n Hobie Cat
16" Delw:e.
LIDO 14 no. 769 Xl nt cond. 1
S<'1i sail~. 1ra!JO". ;1us1 Sell.
$700. 12UJ"'79G-8761.
CAL 29
tn4J SS.l-:H51 lift 6 P)I
Cal 27 E~y -$7SOO-
L1.!11 $10,2«). 673.5z;2
Boat •, _Slips/Docks 910
N F.\V BOAT SLJ PS
Arljacent amplt' 6llbtn pkng
\L.OSEST TO OCF,,\N
Fron1 2)' II) 100' BOATS
Pac1 l1c Harbor
.\larin;i <lrl Rey
CALL (2131 .lt2J.46'H -SIDI'.: TIES a\'ailable, 2'1'
Sn i]ho;1 1~. Sflt PP!' 1111,,
Ntll'port Marina, 20th S1,
1!3!j..?1SJ.
Side tie, slip J•I' max.
Dry l'lorage \\/ launching.
14' 10 18' Sailboats Onl}.
An1rr L.etpon, NB 67~5070
Sl.tf' for 2-1' boat, Sl.50 fl.
371 1 l:hanl1l'I P lac e ,
Ne11·port I~llll\d-67:J;.526S, ·
l'wJUR.,..'1\eS, carf·Pr iirals or 11 ERCU L 0 N &Ofa & othrr items. 371 A \\'oodland :Kini cond $1~ 2 accordions, 6-12. ln original <'arlOl\ll.
!tudents. ,flpply: Gt:ll.D match1n.g lov,seat, lables, P l, Costa MeSA. 5-lS-9813. 1, pncr. 548-4022. 2.0IXI sheet.o: 8~!. X 14" and ,
P RUG 1610 '.\fcArthur Blvd ., also 8 '·,el vel IJOfaold& T·Bl,RD parlJJ, metal bunk * BE.AU'n ruL r.10 UNTED 3.000 sheelJJ 8'~ X 11"· [ 1111
GREAT Dene Puppttt, 5 \vks
old. $100 eacll..-'Male & fem.
842-4834. SL!f'S ror p:J\\·rr hoal.• 13/to
JB'. BoysirlC' Village JOO E.
C,;t HI\')'. N_B, .-B lo\'estoal, mo. 5 l r 1 J I frH: to You I'· • 6-l >.liOI. · heds, motorcyclf', Books & OF.ER HEAD. $-J-0. E ves. u rp us r om r ~ f'OR sale Gerrnan r;horl hair
Po1n!er1, AKC. Jield & ahow
bloodline . 646-2151!. TALENT HUNT
"'=~~~-~-~~-I lelt-O\'f'n from moving. Sat 673.-;561! clernon~tratlon. Prlre $10. ~------~
DROP lea! 1o1•a_)nllt dining 1,,_ Sun, 21732 ,., A•• ' · Call ~2,..,1321 , ex!. 2i7. 3 Lin•1, :t:'T lmes1 $2.00
B01\T slips l!VJJ ll. 25·~·
Xl nt ci ccommodallons in
™""' i\l11rina 673-6f,()6. it For Fill! ;fovie Productl..,n
Independent F·lm Oi. Needs
NEW FACES
lahlP & ~ cha1111 Si:'i. Ken. Brookhunt. , FULL n1embe-~~h i p in Newpor t Bench Tc 111 Club. 3 18:\1-m~tel 0 lype\.\Ti1ers :t ':~".~r~,,,9elec broom $15-G A R AGE S•I• 5 .... t 1 , • 3! l & 1 .~ .. " $4!ij). twlusl Selj.. '4~ 36.15. 11u o yp1s S· .1. • "~ ers .
furn1 IU!'f', pool tbl., row Slav!', All for $1 :1()(). or c1tn
SOfA 9', gold qu i lt e d . boal. gulr chibs, mi!IC. ll7 APPROX. ~~sq .• ~ 1 used he hought 1eparate ly .
1'EENAGE dream }oh. makr rt>\•en ible, naugh~ S200. 4 Ru b)', Balboa l i I an d. 1"•eed c~~;;,f71 Sl """ 64:,..3~}1.
12131 461·3051
pioney !or 11 r-.1 err y Blue chatrr.. s;,o t11rh. All or ' 67:H)1Zl. _,. ;o;;;;;;-;::::-;:::::;--=:::;:I:::;~ 'B"R"u"'N"!"N"G".--~-,,.--m-,-,",-.
Ch,.iJtmu. Ca.II t o d1 y pa rl.Asnew.fi#..6249.-£; l NEW Jow·heat roo'™·arP, m !c r o l i lm c f.mern ~7-5889 ' , , . . PR. COUC'hf'<'I, \\'Alnut1 fun. · 1 1 1 Id 14....,_ ' · , KING BC'd, 2 nlli!. El s, sole ~!f'J't>O Ar.l/f~I . JS:I box ll&ln Pl'l\ ~ ee • W ''" mlcJ'(lfJlm N'l!rlrr, ~19-~12.\.
'{'EMPORARY Home: \\'ork drt'5&er. 0<f'rry1·lt, I 1 le t" $pr!ns:/ma11., 3 ba.r it ooh, lakf' SB7• 6J9-602J: 96&-5S06, EXEC d"sk, sviivr'I chair &
requlre1 J'lert'nl! to \l'a\·el, 4 nrw. l!i641 \\'andertt. Ln, misc &14-6748 2 1"A!'.1lllES selling a ll lPiiral fili ng cab. ~!HH24
to 6 mos. Need Mme ror our Hunt. Harbour. "i>PI'• & furn. Call 5-lJ..-0436. Jt1hn. ~0 yr old daugh!«r. &~. SAT·Sun. 640 St. Jam("I Rd . Santa Ans. ----------Dl:'llL'iG room table, leaf~ 6 wa.shC'r, dr)'l"I", no~.
WAITRESS 1''anted mus! hto rh11\rs, c:ttdenia, l tahs n ~fa , p;itio tiablr, chain , GAS slO\'l' $3S. or trade
PYtr 21 ?>trx1c1n ~Pt'r Pf'IJ\'\nria\. Xlnt cond . P::t""'er mo\.\f'r.t-lc. fr'lr l 4x21'.l 5ink.
Piano1/0 rgan1 126
Jlm'bly. Dat'UOI, 1~r;~:, 96&-774,1. • 675-67~.atL ~ e 1.1 • ......tfa \\' Uni . ~fOVlNG -tvtrything m111I -
WOULD YOU
BELIEVE ,. _...,, • f'S n!!er *fr ~E\Y COLONIAL 50~-A $:O. &rJaln priC"f's, 71~ Sn. SOFA fi \Mt.a_.bf'\:l
iANTED exper. hou!!f'ket>p· & CH!IR. SIOO. ;\laJ(Jne, S.A. Oct 2ln:f It. GOOD co:-;n. $~. n>.EE ORGAN LESSONS
lor/Oxilr. U\~!n, 2 r hildttn 64.-~1 &ft~r 5 P)1 U lh, lO am 10 4 pm. 67;i..60!!3 -673-53.').I
" " 2 .)'TW. ttll. 644.6263.
l.S long u you like! No rei4
illll'atlon. No obllgatkm. J1JSt
POitT TV $35. 2 b4'dspreelll', Comf'. ;1onrlay1 7:JQ rim
ilAfL'\<, ptnonablt-, Jlf'O Jll" f;.n~nltd "'Om1n fl)r lmpor1
(lftwll'Y dept. Exciting f)f'\I,•
llrus ator.e openlnz Jflt>n •I
1otacArrhur Blvd. end ~n
~uAqtJln Hilla Rd. Apply
Guild Dru.a· 644-7330. _
... tr ·s Beach m1U tlme. B\so
CHI selectlon ~I See UM
pAlL Y PlU)T OUIU!ed
pert1on MWI
,/
Cl:STO~I Text111"d y,.l\'et 9· * BA YSHORES *
Mila, 11~~~do g. .1;old, 4 mo'• TV, fum 1turf, tno{A 4'!C. Sii i
ol[I. S2i.J. 54~1~. \0 to 4. 2j00 CrMIVi4'"A1
Di\1 0 LITION SA LE~ Bf'd!, Dr1\'e', Ne\\jX)rl !kaC'h.
SIOV"J. refrig, «1ucht1, e!c. ~A $1fER &. R'AI dry<>r borti
67'3-&l88. ni ~. sri e11eh. r.llr.c. tum
NE\V JIOfl IO!d $325, Tak<> 11 Am l\4'm.. M fi v In 2
S12!1. f\,.v,.r U!f<l \0\'"!"81 6T."HJ!l7S.
•\'ll ll. 63!HX!2J
0
: _96<-_""~o·-l:P7l"Nc'r,", ~PO=N~'G~' -1-,bc.,1-,-,~,c,·. I
• • 3 PIECE ~cllonal Sola. Lamp,s S5 pr. }'.:l.p1a,11·,
rood frltnl .. , $15 r hr,lr m. 1/lil Sant.a Roa•.
54.).38'10 C:\I 557..&.'>21. ·---------
'
dbl, Ilk!! new. quillt'<l $8. COAST MUSIC
l'i\., al!;(, !1o1·1n.~. 67~\Sl!I. 642-2851
Ji"AB}:RWARE fkilissf'rit, 6" HA~L\10NO st e 1 n w II y,
J nlnt,.r, 10 11 P. mQtor ~· Y~ma.M . • Ne.w 4 uM!d
""''"nlJOn IAddtr 548-2'50. p1:t~· o! n'H'>t1 ma.kft, Best • * \\'t:DDING Gm\'N 1•:ilh buy1 in So. CAllf. at Schmid!
l.~llfK'I Traln. '50. S:it' N:us1c Co .. 1907 N. r.lain,
111-20. 644-62'19. -Sonia An11.
~~~~---~--KL 1 NG :\lap!t BR Sf'L Twn CONSO LF: p111rl(l, e bony
hforl~. II rlr. ('he~!. mirrvt, 2 1101.'lh. R'uonab1r Olf('r.
olt< lblo. Xlnl sm ............ 963-1"1. f
1\1ANX kiUens, 7 l\'k.!i ,
tr11 ined, we111led.
S4S-2413
* * MOSTLY Beagle
ple11, 6 \\·k!!:. olr!.
!162-4788
PUPPJES, Cule, 8 \11ks. Sm
bl't'f'd, :\1om'J. a ~l<apoo,
TOY apricot poodle.
t,1.•k~ A.K.C. .,....,, lem. 10
Af'GHAN pupa AKC 3 mM
Ch p4'd i~ed 11hola male &
fe nlltle. 1146-4355.
SAMOYED pup~. 6 wk!,
champ. litlf'. Rf'asonabl4'.
557-2SQ.I
40' SLIP
ON TI-IE PENINSULA
6iH599
NE"iV J:\'x2:i' dock for poy.•er
boat $55 mo.
• * * 642-4.SSG * * *
SAILBOAT SLIPS
AVR1!. N.R. ~1!·53&3
Dad's? "97-71R~. -Horses IS6 ==-~--~~'-:::::::-0:-:---,---"'.:"'--,. Boats , Speed & Ski 911 :-Ofi XED Sl""pherd. Goo fl 1 f'OR Sale or !f's~ 8 yr. olrl ....
11•atchdog, no childrt.n, 10 Ba}' ~!ding. Part qtr. Xlnt 171.I O\VEN fihergla!s ~·1'70
mos. ShoU, ~hrkn. 5.\7.JJ10 trail horse'. 1~orent!al 1how. h.p. llff'rc. O.p. SlOOO.
COCK·A·POO puppies nttd
£nl')ri Mmr'· :\l&f, 12
\\'('('kl;. '46-9015.
f>ARLJN[; k.i tten ntt'dt srood
hoail! 1111·11y fmm o u r
frtocioui< "al. 67Hl&C.
BLK mlniarurt pun.obreed
Bfo"t offer. 645-17'94. 962-JSll.I
G•ner1I
poodle 2 )TS. rolrll'r cpl. -·:-:::--:"'.'-::-::"'.'".'07'
pl't'fd. Good pt>1. 642-7414. YACHT SALESMAN I lril
BEA UTIFUL v..·hite kitty, 6-Un11wal opportunity for •C· Trmlplf11tJon Iii
mM old flt'f'd9 m me im· itttnlve man to ntllllate v..·/ •----.,..--~ ..,,., nnaa \\'f'll e:Tlab. reopu111blf yacht ' '
niellln1ely. ~"'?'· brokf't""iftt co. Application ~ j
FREE WOOD ronfidi•niial. h~-09IS. Campers, S•l•!R•ntt20
lli-1·1 Su prrlor, Of fi"6·32311 -A~~=E~R~!C"A~N~hn-,~1c1c~,---· -•. -..,.---,
HOUSE Hunting? Witch thf' onl~: 16' Cll'n·L.' a:l1111!1C'tl
OPE?' HOUSE oolumn. hull; 847-797;, or 6Tho3380 -
"62 G~1C ~ ton "'/101 / ('l\nl·
r-e-r. 1' Ith pa~~ lhn1 .. $lj00 or
hf's! ollc.r. ~2. --------~ ·~
USED BIKE SALE
'67 120 Suzuki t l25
'611 .105 Yam11 ha S195
'6i :mJ l·londa $195
'67 2'.'..o x~ su111k1 $349
'6'9 125 l 'amaha $339
·~ CL 17:1 Hontla $3:95
'71 J25 Suzuki $445
'ti9 Z:{I Bullaro $4!
~ Triumph Q5() f:f.kl
'71 500 SUzuki $'i95
'70 iW Triumph 1129.}
USED BIKE SALE
House of
Suzuki-Triumph
16112 Harbor Blvd.
r.v.
531 ·854S
THllll
HONDA
SU ,
"FRIEDLANDER ..
ll'lt H Aat Cll'W'f. #I
Cash Jor your llonc!a
~'l37·6R24 e 893·7~
eTHE BIK E SHACKe
NEW BICYCL ES
P ARTS e ACCF::SSOR IES
E X PER T REPAIRS
ON AL L MAKES
Bra,.ing & \\'"lduoj.!
1093 C BAKE R. CM
Nt'ar Fair.'ie\\· • :t-JG..-11.10
CYCLE TRAILER
Al m~t ne .... ., hauJ 6 bili"i;, 20
f!. long 8 fl \1'idr phone
f)-10·5630 a~k for Bili' Harold
5.124 ·143 afirr :; pni.
\VA.J'{TED: 30.'i or 2So~H-,-,-.,-I
Scrambler, llonda Trail 90,
i:unn~? or no t and parlll.
557-9~.
'69 J2J fuAHA il-1X Zl"
fro!1 r Y..'hl, liltron. l\lsny
xtras, xlnt rood. $4~.
673-1922.
HI S 11 llf'r~ J spd bike.,,
w /light~. ho m !!I & baskf'tl.
J.ikC' new SlOO for both
646-<\7l 8.
'70 SUZUKI 2.'.()('c
Sa1·a.gr . )lust ~'!!!
i\takP u!Jrr• M~JM
FOR ~air 19i0 fJSll +ti Vk;.
!or Srieclel, srr f11r dirt
Sj(l(I, 4!!2-3.'Vli. '
'fJi ,.A,\IAJIA Ul dir1, s:n~.
C'n~h cal! S17-J.103 Silt l: Sunr--.
pni.
e H0l)A KA e
Goorl, $125 • ;,.~3:;
'6' H ONDA 90:-1600 mi
S);Kl e ~:i..ill).l
S('HIVJ:'\.'J hJr}'r!r, 3 ,;ptl.
G•r!', rl1?lt1l\t "rr"t" solrl .
Likll' new. $4j. 6C2-J163.
.
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•
DAILY PILOT 7
l§J l.__ ... '"---.... _ ... __,J~ L--1 ~_ .... _"'·~l§J I._· ..... _ .. _-~l§J [l~_·"' .. _"'_""~i§J I_._"'"_"'"'_· lfQl I
-------· 970
1~-T_"_"-_'_"_1M_~l•I I J§] L--[ '_"'"''_'"'·~!§) .t:utoi for $.lie
Cycles, Bikes,
Scoottrs
Trucks 962 Autos W•nted 968 Autos, lmportH Autos, Imported 9701 Autos, lmport9d 970 Autos, Imported 970 Autos, Imported 970 Autos, Imported 970
!25 -------011vp Burrou.1:hs'
House of
Suzuki-Triumph
\11~h rn 1nvi1 .. ~·nu
!n f.~f' !'1'° 11 IJ O<"W
1972 SUZUKIS
AND
1972 TRIUMPHS
Now Arriving
Thi!< \\·.,,.ktinrl
AU 1-in Tnumph.~ ,., !;un1 k1~
11/'P nrn\ nn Y-"11.J"·Pr>rl r lrar-
ance µIt
House of
Suzuki-Triumph
Hill:l Harbor Bh·r! . ~· \'
531 -8545 or 531-8541
Oprn Sunda,v
l---.-27fl 'i"11m11h11-.--
Al1 thr r!1rT ~rinrilPJ<
\11!1 i;7:)o-1.12~
'H-o-,-·o-A-Tr111J 90. 1.1kr nr11 ,
nnl 11 ~r11trh. Extr11~ ~
l·!~lm,.r $2.'ill. F.46--47\~ a!t tl
1'AC'O i'l11Nl RIKE--
f;l'!r'rj cnnc!. ~ 10
IY\h-1 1~~
• '70 ."iUZUKI TC !!O •. ~70
milf'.<. LikP np"·: 11&1 Sonnr111
Rd. Cn~ta ?\lesa aftrr n P\!.
--·7J SiJZUKT lZ.1--
.'~ mllf'li •
Sl7:'> nr tw.:t <>I/Pr
xh11 ronrl.
.'11:>-.~!l.1
)'A'.\1AlfA AA. R1:11rly for ri1rr.
Xlnr fnr ~<111111: brly. '.\Iii.kt
<ilftr' fi l:i.-71167.
• HO;>.DA :'IO.i, S2fl0 or
rr11rlP for r amrro:1 .
:'>19-lfiAA 11flrr fi P\1
1966 SUZUKI slrf'f't h1kP ,
nrerls h11r:t'.'ry. As 1s $75. or
besr oflPr ~.11)..$;26~.
1970 't'11m11ha "9'1",
ExcellPnt rr.nrl111rin.
:J.11 ·:lfi97 1\lrrr 2 r .\!.
\\'ANTF.D: 11·r,.rkrrl 7,-,n nr
.'IO:i Hflnrl11 or Pn~ lnr ,~11n1P
ll7,'l-."il.i1 rla~~. n J:.-0~7!\ 1111 ~.
.i Hp \l1 n1 R1kP /r)r Xma~ ~1/I
Gl)(\(j cnnr!. llJ. 7'1.1:-!2.JO
Mobile Homes 935 1-----·-REDUCED'' 1!!66 GrP" !
'Lakt~ .. l Rr, I 811 S7:>1Xl
CRll RflPr 10 R.m 1':•17-"-lJi.
Tra ilers, Travel f4S
TRAVF:L Tratfrr I.·
Ht>mP Flt>r>u:r .\ 1 ·,I m n.
t..of'ktr! Rl'f'll Rll)<ld" fln;il
t..<i11nr-h .mo F:. Cr.11~1 )l"~·
NR. n7~:,'il.
2 \\'hrr.1 TF:NT T RAILER
s~:om
• fi.1 1-4>24'1 *
~a!~p1~p11n1> r11nk
<;;;l1i;hlly 11~tr! S22
• fi4J;-46fll r\'P< •
Auto Service, PM ts 949
e e TIRES e e
CLOSE-OUT!!
BLF:\lS r h11n,e:f' nl'Pr~. ri1F·
r0n11nurr! drs1i::n.~. ·in '".. r.f!.
Usf'ri ll!'I'<, l111r~' ~plrrl1r.n,
Sol Sh <ir $~ f·1rr~1n11r S1nr ... ·17" ~;.
lilh S•. \\1 h\f'..2·14-1
:".\1Ur-'l\ ('<i!<>r gl11zP prnrP~~
!il(<!1rr !h~n hh1,. <"nr11!1
trnm S\f}.;<! Ii i .I· 1 'l) 6 .
1>11~t12in
FORD-*'nt°'fil -'fi.1-]:J2 ~tinrl
hlork .J u~1 n' r r h P.11 1 "r!.
nt:'vrr run. ', ('0<1 ~I S!O()
64&-ll:i.oo.
Sr.r~1-,,-,-,-"~.h-~-,~.-lnr f'"rr!
11 /2 llr\I rorr~ ~l"ll
• • ·,r.....o.~:ii; * * •
I ~
Antique5/Classics 9SJ
1916 Willy5 Ove rland
A t'l .\~~1r-ll<1r~f'lrs!i C111rr1a£"P
Jll~I w11 11111ii fnr 1rte rnil,\l l'IJ'l·
JH..,.r!;i11v .. rollr ('l<>r Rtsinr.
Prl f(l llkr n<'ll r•nnd1!1nn,
n nly S.1!l00. \1 11~1 .,.. ~ .. ,.n.
F<1r mn1p!rlP rlr111 1I• r11JI
eNABERS CADILLAC
~ !IARR()R RI.,
f'OSTA \IE!'A
(',\! .L ~O-!}lll('r
OPF.N SU;..'OA rs 1 --~. Dune Buggi•s 956 ------BEAUT Mt.\lrr ~11'1nx. cui"I
lnp. nu 111t . m11~ whJ~.
Catt~ tlrr."!'. U'a!I u~P<i. fnr
Rrlv c!1~p!ay~ It slll'l\\'!I nnll .
nvi>r s:l.'illll 1 1'1\'f'~t'rl. ,,~king
St:iOO nr hf'~! nl! .. r .
D"~Jll'r,11r! 4!lJ...:l:l.17
OUNF.: RUG\.\". ~lrPt'.'I
nl"'>I' !op s.~.lfl.
• ~;lli-21112 *
OFF SEASON
CAMPER SALE
iih11 f'OURS'TAR
PLAYHOUSE
ONLY $895.00
\l111h y(lur purrhl!..'11' nl 11 '72
1rur k 111 dlr, i;uggtsll'd "'''""
r!ow st1ckrr retil.11 pnrl".
:'lrrp~ tl • !'.1ai;:-1r-Chi1"f n1·rr
riouh]p sink . f\Jll size bed.
A !r.11df'fl camf)t'r.
~------~.. --G"'~ '11
SAYE $1000.00
S11Jp rn1r ks do nor qualify
16 Colors to Clioos•
From
Order Yours Today
l/2 Ton 8' Style Sid•
$2848.00
Sport cus1r.1n ~ra1 . }'ull Jar.
tory f'QUI ppt'.'rl
¥4 TON
"CAMPER SPECIAL"
$3189.00
Sl""r1 Cll.<t. !<f'8.f, \'8. cu~rnm
Camf)l'r S.pe~. ~ Ran5er
SITl.00 Exira .
V2 TON IDS
"FORO VAN"
$2926.00
Full f11r rnr;.' f!qu1pperl -!"f'a..r
door gla~~.
3/.t TON 1'23.S
SU PER VAN
$3096.00
full factory equ1pptd.
5MO G;irr!Pn r.rr.\'r Bh 'rl.,
l\'pstm1n~1rr
1:?1.1• ~~~,\1SSor 1it.\1 fi.lfi~1n1n
-Ford""'68 3/• T. Pickup
8 1,; fi eni:t1nr, 4 sprerl Iran.<,,
hea ~')I dury susptnsinn, b1~
r1rr~. r H'. Low m41eag£' &
"ln1 ("<lnrli11ori 11"1S1rlr & <llJ1.
Ahsnlutrly spndes~. :.lust
~"" lo· rirl\'P tri appr .. r1;i1r.
• ~~(l.1 1
•NABERS CADILLAC
2Fal HAP..Bn r.. RI ,
r<l~ \ _\If::<:,\
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• IH.
International Harvesier
RECREATION CENTER
ROY CARVER, Inc:
292~ Harbor Blvcl.
C'nst;i i\lrsa :'i4fi-4444
}~()RD 1~.'i ~. Inn rru"k wl!h
1%7 ~ fl r-ah<ll'Pr r11n1pPr.
F11lly Pqu1r. Brilh truck k
r11n1f'!'r irl flf1~11111I rnn-
rl1r1nn. Ci~ 1n1·r •tm,.nr
Rtl~ 1\ !nr 11 REA:"();..'i\61 .l'.;
oflrr
lnlrrP<tPd partll'~ o n!). Cal!
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r nt A· 1 Ir""' " /r!PPp rhr'lmf"
\\hi •. ~y l rl s:f\Orl ('fllld.
\1 11kP n(fPr fi1.l-460l af• ~-
l'n-Fnrrl Br"""" .'ll12v:-~--;-4
>1°111 r!n11P. All hra1v rlury
nff rrl n11 t11"11• I ~ m 1 ~. ]1 k,.
nr·.1 .~i'$1(\() lt\_;.1>·~.
-~ ------·~.! rHF\'Y Fl l~n11 nn. \r 11
\'-~. <lk. 1arl1n. hl:i•·k tL1ck a
ffl!;R-Olf VY-PU ~~Ton, \I .~.
A11IO, pl ~. RI!!, nrw tirr ~.
n111.<! srlJ' $Jl1;:.0, %Jl.-ll8~.
Auto Leasing 964
OliR \'olum .. lea~e rif'p11 r1-
mrn1 <1rfrr, :;lJ pcp11l11r
An1enc11n lo· lmpnrt m11kt>~
A! mn1prl1!1VP ra1,.,.-. V I nur
1"1111 .... xpe n !I 1ailor ynu n
l"~!lf' 1n YOUR nPrrl~. "!!'!!
!hP srr1·1rr that m11k~ the
d 1ffprrn1"r ,''
THEODORE
ROBINS FORD
2l'lfiO BARBOR BL\l"D.
MSTA ,\lESA 642-00'10
Autos Wanted 961
WE DE5PEllATELY
NEED
('Iran IJ~f'd Cll.1":<
FANTASTIC PRICES
P.111d. for ~'Ollr c&r, paid for
or nnt.
DEAN LEWIS
TOY OT A e VOLVO
19-111 HARBOR BLVD.
Truck5 962 Co:o;ra ~ie~~ 646-9:«13
'63 Chevy Pickup
Ii ryl, !!tick. Run5 ,1!.'rtllt, Only
$650 thiir; \\'<'!'krnri. dlr
645-1430 1..~n~c=,1~c"J1mm.v 4 11·t1! rtriv ...
fi.000 m1lr~ I SfN1 V·l p•,
hul.!,. 1 1rr~. snon t1 r
R1r h11M. ;i.iµ;1~. 61'1-.llfil:t
\l( nlF:VY 1 Ton. '1ual "''hi~.
tiu rn.i:: S.".00.
fi.42-2-li:i i
·--=~~ f,l FORD \"11n, nlAIZ 11-111~.
n.,11· t1rr11. ~1 u1t !VII? $!)0().
M l ropJ'I)'. Cd~1 f;j3-:i)99.
19fi7 fORD \.'-'In. chm1nl'
r ims. nrw r11.1n1. "lnt IM ·&
n111. !21.11 :19!Wi.'\R.1 ~t nnly.
~9F0nn-i;-T'ln P1rkur.
1111ln. r~r!1t1 l· tir-'l!~r G•inrl
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...
WE PAV TOP f)()LLAR
FOR TOP USED CARS
If y()Uf' c11.r l~ r-x tra d ea.n,
'"' lJ.5 f'.nl. BAUER BUICK
2Y. E. 17lh SL
CN:ta :\1e&: 5'S-7765
TOP DOLLAR
~N CASH
r11 1rl fnl")..-it1r c!Pan uM'l'! c11r
r~1'1 fnr nr Ml,
SANTA ANA DODGE
1401 S Tn~fln
135-3'91
I~fPORTS \VA.'ITED
OrMge Countil"s
• TOP l BUYER
BILL '.\IAXEY TOYOTA
l~Sst Beach Rivi{,
H. BeAch. Ph . .c;41.J1.i.'l.l
<;r!J lhP nlrl •h1fl
Hl1v ih nt w ~1111r
WE PAY TOP CASH
for Used cars .t truck•. 1ul1
call u.11 tar free esttm11t~.
GROTH CHEVROLET
Mk for Sales Ma.n&&er
lntl Beach Blvd.
HuntinK"ton Be&.ch
847-6081 K1 9-33.n
ANNIVERSARY •SO
AUTOS WANTED
Top dolla.r !or clelln used
er~. Sef' Andy Bm\\'n,
THEODORE
ROBINS FORD
2060 HARBOR Bl.VD.
COST A :\1ESA 642-0010
Autos, lmport•d 970
BMW
Automotiv .. Excellence
&,
ROY CARVER, lnc.
2925 Harbor Blvd.
Costa ~1f'sa 546-444-4
DATSUN
'72 Datsun Big 510
·I Or. rilr. 4 Fpti _ S.11.C. T1n1
gll'l.'>li., unr!pr 1500 mllf'F. lull,
fai:r "'arrarity. Rrr . Rurkrr
F1•1u~. "-sw 11rrs. T11ke sm111!
r!fl\\'f, nr <>fr!P r rradP. IZ14-
D!.Fl V.'11J fin p1·1 pry C;ill
:..i&-87.16 or a!trr 2 pm
~9-\-6811.
*'71-240 "Z"*
Aut<1mat1r 1.· Air
On., nf !hp RF:.\LLY ~c11rrP
nnr~. Vl"ry lo\\ m1lr~. fl!i;\.
OBA.
$4995.00
J im Slemons Renault
2201 S<i, '.\lain .. "-a nl;i. An;i.
."1 16-411~ ---=,=70-240'Z'-
Color11r!ri ttrl, lnraJ r11.r fu lly
Pf}lllppf'rl. lmm11rula1f' thn1.
out. rllr. \l'iJ! 1ake tradP or
f1ru1 nr .. pv1 ply. f~2-lBLOj
Call ~9-1-681 l <ir ~~8736,
'66 1600 Roadster
FERRARI
FERRARI
At.rrnORIZED
SALES &. SERVICE
NEWPORT
IMPORTS
3100 W. Coasl Hwy.
Newpon Beach
RAT
S1695
'68 124 SPIDER
Radin, l-lP11 lrr. 4 SpN"ri .
• .'\RH'l07 i
8 . J .
SPORTSCAR CENTER
~Bl!Jli
.,_,.1 H;irhnr, ('\I. :...t0-14~1 Sl 49S __ _
1969 ll!iO SPIDER
~d 10. HPl.Jltr. 4 Spcrr!,
Sharp. ! YB\\'~ 11
B. J .
SPORTSC~ CENTER
aaBD
$1 895
'69 124 SPORT CPE
Radii\, Hf'alrr. 4 Sp<'trl.
t YRCl.1\61
B. J.
SPORTSCAR CENTER
aaBD
1)1.1~ !!arhnr, C. \I. :'>\n .. 11'\J
$1295
1968 850 SPIDER
R<1d 1r., l lr111rr, 4 :-peen,
Shar p. I XI IY61'\f11
B. J .
SPORTSCAR CENTER
aaBD
4 Fr>d. rtlr. Lu·lt J""rt. hui::· ~"r n1"'n.tt> "uh harrlro r . 1 "_'_''~· -"-'-' "°-'-· ~C-'_1_· ~''-"-"-"-"'
!TBS727 I F:xcr-111'.'nr Nlnd. • Cnmplele Srock <>f
JAGUAR
1967 JAGUAR 340
RAR E 4 5PD W/0 .0 .
Lenthl"t in1r, r h, cnr11n1r
11·1f"r 11.t1f'r b , strrf'n. d 1111n.i;:
l1lfhfs, l'!"rl1111 f 1rr', f111,.~1 or r11rf' .. ~!l.l..fi14Z, 4!l!-¥l!IL
3.11 MARK1r-J11~w,:-;,,n;;;
.xrc"flt. C'lf'a~ '62 C11rnn1f'
MERCEDES BENZ
'69 Mercedes Benz
$7999
NEWPORT
IMPORTS
\\ltf'S, illr, I'S. A\1 I F\t :nm\\'. CC•il.<:I !-l"'")'.
~11\rr 11 /rrr! lnlri mr ,\ Nr1"p<1r1 R<'ilC'h
t>f'au1\•. R<ih1n!'ofln, h1 2-7100 642-9405
l--~M~G-----·~------1 'f;li J;1,gu.11r :\IK-10. 4.2 M'rla ri
4-rir. Ln 1111'.'· All :o.rr;1.~
S2l00 nr nllrr. 7">16-M~i. '68 MG
Automotic JENSEN __________
1
1r11·p \\hf'f'l.c:., Ra<Hn, Hr;itrr,
JENSEN thro \I nr .<:f(lrl~ r11r 11n<i ""h
AUTI-IORIZED 11 1Hn rranJ<, \PllO\\ \\'tfh hlack
SALES ; SERVICE 1nrrrior. \'"11 lnw nulN<,
3!00 \V. Coast I "'Y·
Newport Beach
KARMANN GHIA
NEWPOllT
IMPORTS
3100 \\'. ('na~I IT")·
."\l'wpi•rt Rf'>l!.f'h
642-9~05 -------~ ----·----·1 SIJ9S • ·i;~ K11rn111nn Gh111 •
.1·1,000 n11·~. Sl2!l.'i ·
Cus1om P111;i 1. Xl11'\ rririrl.
• fi.!·l-:1\fi~ •
~~~. --~-1 %11 H,\RD lr.p C'nUJ'lf'. '."PW
l\rr<. r lu1ch. hr11k~~. CJP11.n
J.1~-26fi7.
LOTUS
LOTUS
AlITHOR!ZEIJ
SALES & SERVICE
NEWPORT
IMPORTS
3.100 \V. Coast lf"'Y·
f"rwport Be11ch
MASERATI
MASE RA Tl
\l'h!IP "1th f"'rfr ri nr 1cP1al
1966 MGB ROADSTER
f!.;11t10 hrater. 4 i;;prrd,
Nr11 'ria1nt. 1 ~\L\Jll,>:J
B. J .
SPORTSCAR CENTER
§Bl!JD
211..i.l l!arhnr, C.\1. :..10-t-191 MG' ___ _
AUTHORIZED
SALES & SERVICT
NEWPORT
IMPORTS
~THI NK m ,,~~··.
"FRIEDLANDER"
lll)D llACM CMW'Y, ,,)
S93·7.'i66 e ~7-~24 r<'<1lr11 1hrr~n 1h1 ~ ,·ar, .c;hfl" 1----,C"O=-=-----
flnri,. <11 n"'nf'f!ih1r . ha~ nr" MG A
OPEL TRIUMPH
TERRY TRIUMPH
BUICK-OPEL Mk
S~clal Sale
See Corol &
Merilyn
lrir r 11hrr nf rhr abo~
~alt'~ girl~ ;inr! ~t t ntJr
Special Deal On Tkes• e-I .sharp ,Used Triumphs j 67 Spn!Jre .\!KO
< VC7 ... ;, .. .. .. .. .. .. $1295
·~n !'p1t11rr Crinv,
OPEL •KRJ4J11 ............ s1695
':.9 TR-1 Hd1p.
11.0Rm1 .............. SJ95 168 Opel Waqon '67 TR-4 "\\'irN:''
4. srwf>fl. rari1n. hP<Uer . 1VECli71 ............ S149:i t X~!601 Sll!r.l. ·~ TRGT.fi ~:\'Dl.:l.381 . S1S75
~1!h ;< \Valnul, '70 TRGT-6 ~2.1DBSH 1 . $2475
l!ununi;:1eon Reh. 100°/o Financ:inq
--==5=3c~=6=5c88c=---l'\VAllablP on approved cre<11t
PORSCHE FRITZ WARREN'S
PORSCHES -SPORT CAR CENTER
Good Selection
1957 TO 1971
NEWPORT
IMPORTS
Jl!Vl I\'. Coast Hwy.
Nr11•pon Rrach
710 E. l-'1 ·"f . Santa Ana
.'i·l7-07&1
1967 TRIUMPH TR 4
S1395
Bari1n, J!,.at('r, 4 SpePd, nice
1THJ5;;J1
8 . J.
SPORTSCAR CENTER
~-642-9•._o5 __ , /IJ'IJBrfj
3.'"ifi R "/nf';--912 ""~· Raring •
~Pf'CF. r.'.<inl.~. !O" 1irP.s. Im·
mar-ula1r· A:-1 F:-1 L1n1P 2SO:t.1 Harbor f' '.\J. .i-10-1~~1
~:.:~n. '.\111~1 sr11: ~Jl-925-1 * '67 Triumph*
'67 rr)r1'f'l1r QJ 2. ~ ~ ~ p r! • ~ fifl('E'd~ • 4 [)o()r.;
A ~I -F .\1 -S \\ , Chrnrnr Exrrllf'rll. f>rOnnm1r-aJ rran5-
11h1>rl ~ & ,,,,11·11~ $2.9!1~. portatlon. Low futles . XTh:-
~~1 ;;1;, 969
1010 ron;cm: ",_., Only $895.00
A~l /F\t s rrTrn, ni 11 i: ~. J im Slemons Renault
hr adrr<. '22,000 n11. S.l200. 2'.201 Sn, .\1a1 11, SanTA. Ana
.f:.1i-itii'l1 ;,1i;..11 1-1
---.~~-~··---~=~-'f,li 1''nl'~1·hp !112, :'I ~prl, l!lfi!l TRHJ:.IPI! CT 6 +.
J\\1 /1'\I , 111'\1' ,.ni::, i\· p11 1nl Xlnl rnnr!, rn11kr nflrr. P\'t
Xlnr C"nnr! ~.1.200, h7.',.:i,3l9 pt,\ ;t1;~-l:1:1~l 11ft firm.
~";; ..... 1111.
rnRsrHF. !1\1 ·r.70
,\ \llf"\1 . Air. ~rinr1r.n1at1r
lmmar. ('nnrl. R.>..1:-flnlil;
'f..I:. 91 2, ~::\CELL~::-.·T. r'I(·
rra~. S~:J~7'.
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TOYOTA
NEW 1971 11
..De.rut· Lewi.I W TOYOTA
'fiZ Por~rhr HiOO !'. Local c11r. 1!\46 11 bo c \f &Ui-9.'IDJ (i~ M n'1 11inn S211Y1. ,Sfot> 1n • Ill' r, " ·
'"'"' .,...,"' SANT A ANA ---~---••• '1'9 PORSCHE :lll·T, TOYOTA
l<i n1•·~. ~rr.·1r" <fr pf. nprn 7·'1 11m
'11 ? pm '.\lond•y thru Fn·
·.-,!I PORSC'llt-. \-1111 R"hh di!).
rn:! ~ l."lulrh. S 11 ll o. PHONE 540-'2512
!lfi.11-fl!l.j'O,
TOYOTA
$1695
'71 COROLLA COUPE
Radto, Heater. 4 Speed,
122"lCEYJ
8. J.
LARGE SELECTION
SPORTSCAR CENTER
r:IB/il~
21\.).J Ha rbor, C.~t. 540-44!tl
$1295
1968 CORONA COUPE
Radio, H Pa t~r. ·I Spet>d.
CVHAtnl
8. J.
SPORTSCAR CENTER
aaa1J :
28l3 H.11 rbor. C .\1, ~10-4491' '.
'it CORONA '.\lark II wagon,
4 spd. ltke ntll', pri pty~;
$2600. &12-1206 wkday~.
VOLKSWAGEN
1960 VW Camper
Complete
~ag "'heel~. wirit nvaJs, real·
Jy nict, 1Gf:-.tn21
$1,095
Cl.~ O~ ~'~ ,JS ~.4~
~~9-J(J.11 Ex1. fi6 nr 61
1970 HARBOR BLVD.
'COSTA .\'IESA
'69 VW Camper
PO PT OP
r ully Eriu1rfll'rl. ·"-rrAd.11 m
go. Law m1lc11'"e. fZBD26!l).
$2695
NEWPORT
IMPORTS
3100 \\'. C.Oasi Hwy •
:"\rwport Bf'll.Ch
642.9405
-'68-YW FAST~BAC-K
1.hruour. T11ke ~mall r!nwn. m· fl
<..a u 11 rt !l.:',(l 11 m 4M·f>Sl t . '~U ,
11ft \·OO pm \;ii! ~fi-'17.lf'. ,,.J
1967 DATSUN 1600-
ROADSTER
SJIAf!.P -A·I CONDITION
$995
tnp N. nrr•
$1695 -..... \1r;r. F:n11r1~1,.r. Xlnt --:~1-rn=n=;c=1=,~,,~s=1~1r~c°".n ~ -
1"011tf. VrP~h r ni:: !lff'~. p.:11111
N 11f'lh<>I, $.·,:11 flr nffr'I'
117 \\', V.'11rnf'r .. ".lnla An11
'fi~lt 1 TOY(YJ" ,\ Cornna. '.! Or.
Sliowrocm Special
R11rl 1n, !-!rattr, Good T1rM ,
N"" pa1n1, $10:.lll.
P!IO;>.'E:: '.'.!,l-111.1:.1
'ii Da t~un '.!.-\OZ . 11 1r. m11i;z~.
.\000 m1lr5, <1r,.ni::r , x!nl.
Br~t nllPr. K~2-77i21 ,.\.,._,,
Thlalr. SH
"FRIEDLANDER"
I J_150 IEACH ILVD.
!Hwy. l'I
.119.l-7"66 • 5.>7.f.824
NEWPORT
IMPORTS
31()() \\', Cna.~r l-l"'Y·
Nf"i.IT"'rl Rr;ich
64'2-940S
MGB
·n'l l\J(;B Rn11rl<1rr, l'lhlll'
"/!>lark 1n1. 21.flllll m1IPS .. l
nP11' r11d 111l~. m11n.v "xrra~.
\!1t11 rnnr!. ~,1.'\-1220. l!lfi7 l'lATS l'N JfillO, R&H, n,..,.,. 1np. r lr11 n.
~~1.11-('tl 14 nr :.1i;....tl.i!
• 1!17l 240Z, ~1]\·f'r ~r".\. xlnT
rnntl. l\.lL:ST SF.LL: C11.ll
"49--1 !\~.
F!AT 'fi!I J:.1.1 ~I' CP!' •. \'Plln".
11rll ('flf"rl for .$2, ISO. Pri-
\111lr r1y. 4!1-1.1)21fi
--------'fi!l Fl,\'f 12-1 ='r1rirr. ,i ~vi .
r11r1i ~I•. unrlrr Bli 1~ RMk.
~%-.i2·1 1 nr •fl~-4.167. ---JAGUAR
1:.1\1Ac . ·i;1 :-.1rr""""~ 2:.0 ~ 1---oM-=co=-=R"R"l"S'"""--
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''r~.,......-inr! 11 1r. $369.'>.'li\ ~1nrr1~~!1Tltlr.tran~nf'f'ri~
9AA'.--07t;1 . "'ri rk, P11£. rPhll. S1 ;,(l flr
220 ~f: Crr 'tlJ. Allf" Air hr<t nlfrr. h12-ll119 11f! .~.
---.~==c.-~~l~ DAT.SU\/ P L:.
XL;>.'T C()'.\D,
JA!.t;AR 1~~!11 XKE rnupt>,
4+2. 1n1mar c<ind. r:"rra~.
C"nn1t. A1n.t'n1. /"'/<:; \: .. "
p1111H. $~200. Ph. f;l':i.-4.171. OPEL
Call 6-1'2~!1 & Sii\'£'! \r-... 111• ... ,r_ ."'14----f,,1'.111 '67 Opel Waqon
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1 ~':\T~)]1
The Stars Of Our Show
OUR OWNER, MR. RIGHT'S RIGHT, HAL GlEENE PROUDLY CLAIMS
THISI ARE THE FINEST PEOPLE HE HAS-EVER KNOWN .
From Our Super Select Used Cor Program
I NTROD UC I NG
A 1965 MUST~NG $1095
F•ctery bl•c.~. e ri9 ir1•I whit"' interior, V8 . 11ut om•tic., pow•r
1te•rir19 ,. •ir condit ionin9, whit• wall tires, 78,91 b mil•1.
RGWtl9. S•• & dr iv• te believe.
FllOM THE HOME Of THE ROTARY ENGINE
llAMD NlW 1200 COUP'f $1995 + '". lk
Ila, 111 •llcl 111,t.. tt,., •II MW .... ,,.etlt tr-. 111 tlri• 616 Md•ll ,. , . .,,.. I
CCMP'LITI lCTAlT IMGo lMI INV INTCl Y
MIRACLE
2150 HARBOR BLVD.
$595
WardS.Lee
I s •1.5s16 __ ..,.
'70 1)[¥"1 K.,r1~1 ll'Ffl, 1 <;pri. ln
I m1, xtnt rnnrl , n .. 11r1' "''Ill
~11cnflrP f'lr' '1111< k .<air.
\l 1n1 lYlnri. \111~1 .V>ll:: JfT, In n11lf'!<, a ir <'r)nri. * • • • .'t11i-21R2 * * l\,\l/~'1\I. a.u rn tra n~. heari --RENAUcL~T~--I t·r;<I, Inn!.~. nrw \\'htr ll'All
1 1rr~. rrrf r<inri. SJjj,'1. (If
* '64 Renault*. '"'" "'-"" CARAVEL LE rnYOTA h11 il• -~T~,-y,-,-,-, ~s~,,-.
01,.. '1f rh,. ~rarrP nnr.~ in \\'Qn .. ]%/l nin.1rl. nnly JO,:Jfll)
m1lr<. nr11?., rhruou1. Can hP
11:nn<1 rnnri111nn. A "n1u~1 m;idr Fhn"T<'lllm trrsh wuh ""r" l'ar. RTXff.l<I hlllr f''l(pPtl<fi!UfP, $ 2 7 ;i. Only $495.00 rn-'7co.
J im Slemonl Renault ·GA Toyo-,,~,-,~,~C~,-,.,,-,-,-,-,~.ck
Z2fl1 Sn. '.\111111. S11nr11 t\1111. Fh1f1 Rill, ;\ln! rnnd Sl150.
--~=S-16-4 11•1 ~l:-.1._1'>_1._~--~--TRIUMPH 'il Tny<>la Corolla s1~t1<1n -;;;:;=======:;I \\'a.con. a ir r-nnd. $1,650.
!)4(i._21>911 <1r ;;,;7.4; .. 10
'66 vw
\V1ndow Bus. /\'eat 11s 11 pin.
.J11~r lil\p nf'"'· \\'e~kend
!ipecia.I is1m. Dir .
645-1430
l!'ltlli 1-i:AR!11ANN Ghia.
cond. Rl'rf. Sl~·l'l.
·~7-.'M.ll *
xln l
'Ill V\V V11.n. nPw hra.k!'.'!, lac
rrhu1l1 tr11n~m1.~s1on tape
ril"'ck $j()() 67:l-340fi.
·~ V\V Bu~. $500.
&12-6992 ~l rirn1ngs
nr 642-2932
DAILY PILOT tor action! ~.··· -TRIUMPH I "H-1407, 644-4)67. ~ Auto5, l~rted 970 Autos, lmport9d 970
CLEARANCE SALE
NOW!
HLn11 r .t RF.AT ·no·: IQ";,
r 11 1rE r ;-:rn F:A ~~:· ·
FR ITZ WARREN'S
SPORT CAR CE NTER
710 E. J~t Sr., S.A. ;~\7-ll7!i4
Oprn rl11ily 9-!l; rln~rd Sunri:iy
The J11str~t rlrl'IW 111 the We~t
• . 111 Oal!y Pilot Classifi<"d
Arl. 61~-561R ·
'70
CHECK THESE
VALUES \~
VW CAMPER
Pop Too. ~h •r1>!
S1 .::'1J5
VW POPTOP
Oti9i"•I Thtu·~u !,
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F"rldf)', Octobtr 22. 1971
£W '7'1.s BUY TK£ N fAClORY
R\GKl Off TK£ Al '7\
,., D£l\V£Rs1.ToRuU{K~\CES ~;"~ ClO '
{·' '..-\
f.' .. IJlOl !Ot S,J1 1§1 :;;I A;;;;"'""";;;; ... ;;;;;.'~~~1 1 -.....
Autos, lmporNd Auto1, Imported 970 Autos., UMCI 990 Autos 970 ~~~"'-~-~~ -~~---~~ , u ... '90 Autos, Used
VOLKSWAGEN
'71 VW Bus
NEWPORT
IMPORTS
3100 \\'. Coast H\l.'y,
Ne'M'Jl0r1 Beach
642-9405 * '67 K-GHIA *
COUPE
car. ;•.Je"'' pa1n1, F~I
t.:ZG-
$1295.00
J im Stemon1 Ren eult
zm So. ~f;i.in_ Santa An.a
546411..J
'67 VW Fastback
Xtr;i. dra.n. R.a<fic>, Heater,
.t Speed, t\\'IA!Zt4~ ~ _,,.
VOLKSWAGEN BUICK !--:--:--:---
CADILLAC '68 vw
Cnnv, 4 spd A:\f /f-~t RadlQ,
Heater. v.-hue side "''&.lis.
.E:'l;tra Sharp,
Priced to sell
'63 V\\1 bus -Sl.000. fu>hullt
eng & 1rans. Call 49'1-22.>l
11ft 6 pm.
·6:: Bt:G, 7000 miles on rebl1
.. ng. Good rond. 6·!6--0364 or
&l&--Zi289. Briicly.
1963 VW Cemper
$995. 673-l&AA
VOLVO
THINI ~'YO!.VO'
"FRIEDLANDER"
~·~~~~~-1 --.,.,---...,.~---CADILLAC 1970
SE DAN DE VILLE
rACT'ORY TERRY
AIR CONDITIONING BUICK-OPEL ~~~ ~~~rl~~ ::·:n~
• trot, stereo, light se~ttneJ,
lilt & telescop1~ titttnng,
'71 ELECTRA 225
Loaded. F'uU Po11·er, Factory
AU', Vinyl Roo(. 1331CQSI
;1995.
'1th & \\'alrtut
Hunungcon Bch.
S3~588
most every dlx. f>XfrH. & PX·
ctptio01ally nice. (7.HB247J
• $4777 •
NABERS Cadillac
At.m-roRlZED Ot::.'\LE'R
~ MARBOR BL.,
COSTA ~l"ESA
~IO·~lOO 0pl'n Sund;iy
LARGEST
SELECTION OF
CADILLACS IN
ORANGE COUNTY
SALES-LEASING
AUTHORIZED
-SERVICE-
'71 Bukk Skyl.,k Nabers Cadillac
Cusrom 4 Dr. Ha rdtop. 11,000 2600 o .1 L '· S HARB R BL .• mi E'!!. 1~e nrv.·. running COSTA 1.IESA
carol misr exier1or. \\'Hh .540·9lOO Open Stinda
matching interior & "'hit!'_ __Y
landau roof, Auto Trans, CADILLAC '69
Power S te('r1n,1:", Power CPE. OE VILLE
Brakes, Po.,..·er \Vtndows. Air 1-~ACT'ORY
Corid, Radio, !ieatt>r, Tills AIR OONDITIO;\'l SG
CADILLAC ________ _,,_
CADILLAC 1971
Fl .. twood Brough•m
ELECrR!C SU'.\'RCXJ}?
f'ACTORY
Affi roNDJ1'JONJNG
£.'(qu1.1ure chalice gold "''Ith
CHRYSLER
'71 TO\\'N &. Ctry !I pus.
\\'agon. L.nadrd inc.
1emp conu"OI. Sac,
fi.16..-47 1..S.
COMET
gutd padded top &. ~old ·114 COMET Clllil'nte. l~t
ll'arher exl<'rior, full pov.·er, 0.,...11er. Xlnt aom1 .• '16 ,()(){\
,o;lf'reo, door locks, trunk mi's, air cond. $6'.)(l. (71·11
l(l("k, rrplit d uat rumfort split 644-0517.
sr<1t v.•1th u)(Ji\·idual con!rnls, 1-------~---
pvpry dr>luxp Cadil!at: extra, 1r '62 COMET •
•\1 ' ... E Ot'FER • =>»-:II.Tl rn11se <'011!N1I, 1:('1111llf'I. Low ""
miJPage k. mUCo1! be S('('n & CONTINENTAL clnven_ jSer. 8;,141
NABERS Cadillac
AUTI-IORIZED DEALER
2600 !-!ARBOR BL ..
COSTA "-l~A
~M).9100 Open Sunday
'69 C•dillac
Sedan De Ville
ln1n1acula1e, Beauoful Ba-
harna 11\1:>1 n1e!allH· " J t h
hlac;k la nda u roor a nd ma1<·h.
1ng intPnor. 1-'ull Lux11ry
rhrou,£hour. A)ttl'·.\1, Tt>le
111!, Full Pt7"'oer, A1; Cr.iir!,
('ff', Thi.~ attral'.t1ve aulomo.
h1l(' ls showroom l.resh .. See
and driv,. today, Sale Pric·
rd 125JAGEJ Johnson & So11,
2626 Harbor Bl11d., Cosra
.\1esii. -~c.:.="'=·".:c· ~~--
'70 Continent•! MK 111
One O"-'ner 1mmaculale, Al·
tr.t<-'11\'f> Lt yellow hnish
"1th hlack leather in1enor.
and landau rool, Equ1p-
m!'n\? Luxury rhroughout.
~'ull P(l\l>·er of course ... \urg
Ten1p Air Cond, Ult &tf'l'r·
inJo! v.'hPi-J, A~l/F.Lll S1f'rl'O
R.adio arid.mUl'h more. fJH'·
tnry 1ra1n v.arra1Hy a\•ail·
ahtf', See and 1lr111e 1oda).
10!XIACh'.1 Johnson & Son.
1n2li H11rbnr Rivel , Costa
~lt"Sil. •ill:.630.
-Continental '69 Sed.
$3555
t'ACTORY
~ ~l!\-.30.~l Exr. 66 or 67 ~ 1970 H,\RBOR BL\'D,
U1U 91iACI! !HWY, JJi
893-7566 • 537-6824
.W and rlrl\'f' one r>f the
~a!f'~1 cars in the "''<>rid Rt
fx:.autifuJ car shows ,~·onder-Padded top, full po>.1'rr. ;ill
fu.l ca.re. SeC" and dr1ye ro-lC'arhcr inr£'rior, tilt .t. 1rlp.
day. (706CA..XJ Johnson & srop1c s;let>rJng. s!rreo r!mr
Son. 2626 H11rt:or Bl\'d., locks, many o!ht-r P:<tras:
C05lit MesA . 54().:56.)(). ( i"'C!\'.161 1
CAMARO
AIR COXDITION!Nf;
Padded 1op, full lf'iither in·
lerior, Af\1/F:i.1 Tadio, dOOI'
locks. full powr.r, ul1 "''ht>t!:I,
5 nrw ures. Really lhe pret·
11es1 one 1n rown. •9-12VNYJ
eNABERS CADILLAC
SELL-0.UJ
OF '71DEMOS!
~ COSTA "-1ES1\
.........._ ~'-Sqbk, ski ra('k,
~ ch'lltl5, au!o, A:\t/~':\1. >:Jn1.
......._ ~ Ori~ 011:ner. Reas. ;,-16-?74!1.
·71 Y\\' Camper, .,..·arranty,
.'l(lJ"a~. Pr1v, party. Xtra
sharp! l 3J9a. 67J-7226.
l~:u Harbor, C.:-.1. G;6-9JOJ
Autos, Used
'69 V\V Van. 11·/bed, "'ater BUICK
supply, 1ce chest. etc. S22.)(l. I ·---~------·I '70 V\\' bug, lli50, Both
great shapr. P.,·t pry,
4!13-3886. l'\'('S. TERRY
TERRY • $3888 •
NABERS Cadillac
At.:THORJ7.ED DEALER
Z600 HARBOR BL., BUICK-OPEL f.>K)..9100COSTA ~~;"Sunday a ir. \'1nyl top. Radial 11res.
'69 CA~IARO 350 Auto. Fae
'69 Coupe dP Vili;:-il'at~ IA'"' miles, Cali af" 6 pm,
int. V1n}I lop, v.hlle w/drk ,"~~~;77'7.i6c··010"0'°~·=-=-~---
bro11n ln1., CnH!iP'--O-malt{', '69 CA:\fARO J.jO, 4 sptl, nP\<'
a ir rond. tilt s!e('ring 11·hl. 111dc n\'als, blue 11·/black
S3930. J.l(}-08~12 or 1213 1 1111. stPreo 1ape dl'ck, >Jnt
4.10-:17.l!l. r onrL !l62-100.l.
2600 /£,\RBOR BL.,
COST A .\1ESA
C1\LI. -540-9100
OP!-.''.\' SUNDAYS
7°/o Excise Tax
REBATE!
s99 '6!l V\\' aufo-st1c:k, R&I{, lo
n1L Xlnt cnnd. Ski rii ck.
Priv. r1~·. 642--0777, 7"1.)-8,'\<l.i.
• • '7() V\\" (;imper. p(!p!op.
nu t1N>s & engine, 67:i-5016
or 6-M--Z2fi0.
BUICK-OPEL '71 ESTATE WAGON
Loaclrcl. Factory •\11',
(02·1CXV I S·l.1195.
Foth & WalnU!
CADILLAC 1968 CHEVROLET
SEDAN OE VILLE 1
»Acronv 1967 Malibu
,\IR CONDITI0:-1!'.\'f: 2 Dr Hardtop, Po\.\'f't' StCf'r-
P11drlPd top, r11l! T'(t11 r>r, ..ill inc:. Stick, lflf'Jk.~ ,t· runs Jik,.
lr>ath(T 1ntrrinr, St"'rro. !111 a ni illinn, Spr>i:ial rhis 1,eek~
'70 Continentel Coupe
One o .... ·ner l.J.000 mJ!cs. J::x.
quis1tP htgh l"Y yellow fin .
1sh \.\'Hh "'hiie landau roof,
f"ull Po .... ·er Equipped of
''ourse, Air Cond, Beautiful.
]y 1n111nia1nl'd thrnughout.
'lil1s f1rlf' car mus1 he .<:Pf'll
11nrt rfr1vC'n l<'l appl'i'ci;itt .
&tie Prir<'d !90'ZAGA 1 .lohn-
snn & S(in, 2626 Harlx'll'
Blvd., CO!oira tlleAA..:_:l-~~.'\O.
OYER OUR COST
'69 TRADESMAN
DODGE \!AH
A lOll" ~. "'" ''"'~ V-l , .Ou•<>
mohe 1r1"•m••••r:>'I. lll.66t..,J
'68 DODGE
VAlf COH \I Ell SIO~
"'''" T••,Co C.r:>'l•er110~. !!ull-ble tO(I, A<JH>m•t1t Tr!nl''"'" ~"'"·. "lNd~ lor Cl"1P•~9. ""$1'988
'69 CHEVY WGN
' P&~SEHGE•
v.t, A111om•"c 1-•~•'"' \\·C"· r.,...e, s•..., .. no. F•t'O'¥ ""
C<><>doloQf'""I , ~i,.Ptlil:
';'$1588
'65 MUSTANG
w~~· _., Ila~• 06111
ll)W r"I""'· "tO•O,,..·t•I ~'~
,1e~nl 1'-il'&t'
'68 DODGE
\l.Olf COH\IEllSIO ..
l "O•TSMA,. "''t~ i rav«t C...,·~·.o0· llU~ '>lt Tor.. loulom.>hl Tt~n"""'" •>Or>. "'"OY •0t camo "'ii ·~"$1'988
'68 DART GTS
2 00011 M•~OTO"
V ~ . .OU''""•'•( Ttaf\''"'"'-· p,,.,..... ~'@et"•nQ. Vinv! RM I , .o •·u•~ l•on! II,,. u •~l
'"'$1488
'68 FORD
GAIJ)tl' ~Oil
v .1, .0 11•om~1·t lr•nl.,..,"""'·
Po,..~· '"~"~a. v,n~I Roof,
(XOM 7lll
'69 DODGE
POL •R•
' [)or•, \/•I ~•Cl<l"Y '°'" (<>'"
~ ,,,,..1ng, A11IO"!'llt•C •r•r•'T'"-''°"'• Po .. e• ~''°"''~• R.o.o . ""$98'8
'68 CAMARO
l;'o~ • ,_,,..,. l~• P<r!e<I
C•·. tYDt. S.lo
'69 CHEVROLET
\TE .. V.OH
'"" 1~ th~ on• •~•• )'Oii "liOhl
"•"' l!>DOl'O •I' O~~' I<>-fO•
It , "u'• • r@rO -W•lll
...._,~/'"'~'I~&! Wiii >VfP"~t '"$3288
NEW '72 PACE ARROW MOTOR HOME
... A-lu l•r ""l T-lt " ""' llfw 11 IM!fr, ft l.i!IPltllly .. 11 (tll!lolltt
...,,.. .,. wt.Mii. IMvllflrlly ce1111•vc•.o
•"" ..... trtM., •tit-. & bra~t" 1.,..
<19w •• ,.,.., •. A li>fflll!l~Hy ••Poll<! ..
.,lfdl.lll •1111 J ...,,..., sill"'•· ..,.. .. ""''
"-'• tltl. Ntllrwm • ...... y Dlftt• IU•ll•• i.. '"a1•11VNJ.J. 1 ... ..,..,1111 0t•1.....,1
{ \
CHARGER
l tt, •WM)llf!( IOOI~
'69 TOYOTA
L.OHO c•u•sE•
• .....,..,., O•v• .•• T~•c~•
9'*' 1·..-e--t. ll~E ••'•
'70 DODGE
CORO"llf
°'111'· v ~. 1>0 ... e· S'"'1·•~~.
'"'"" •~c:o""' eciu,o<>ec ·~<I~· i~a ~" f"""'''"""'g 111010.1
'6 7 DODGE
.. 01.•••
'69 VALIANT
? 000" 'EO•,.
~u'~"'~''' "''""' ·~'• .,,,., ••c·~·v Nl"•OU•'<l •I c• "~n).
oo"la' 0" t ''· lW'i lell
'67 CHEVROLET
MAll8U l Or Haf'tftoo
V •. '°V'0'"'""< T .. ~'"'"''°"' Power!.'""""G 1l lE S&•I
MOTOR
HOME
SALES & SERVICE
Wt'•• tho ftc!o•y
••P•t1t11l,1,..
for P•c• A r•O'"'·
Ch.nooL 111d E,~l n•••
MOTOll. HO M ~S .
w_ tepAir 111 \yd'"'' fll,j ill•
11•11 r9t11•r~l(H1, ftf con.
e'iloo110"9, •wn:nv. •h•
rto •vttem•"I
u~d•r<otli 1191
'66 V\\! CA:\lPER
RPblt rn~. Xlnt <"on r!,
67."r-&JTI tie:\l.'f'f'n 5 & .11 pm.
'67 V\V sl"dan. Goorl rond.
17~. .\lust Se!l'. Anytime
tHz-86.l'.l.
, P"P
ISt-ll ittle items no11•!
Autos, New
~
'65 SKYLARK
V~. ,\u rfJm.fllt<", Air Conrt,
flri,\rr 5if('f'r1 n~. 'R.111'110. Heal-
rr, 1RP!1&17• Sl!l9.'1.
. irh ..t,. \\'a!nni
llunt1ns::;t"n fl.ch.
536--6588
B-C-IC_o_i;~1-I-;-Sa-,,-,-.-,~,-,.
hrdtp, ps/ph, air. ~
11rri;:. One 11\.\11r. 61·1-~17!1-L
best results! 642-5678
os, New 980
• NOW LEASING
1972 FORD LINE •
SANTA ANA ..
k •!PIC'Smpir stN"flnl?', door DI '· \ """" end only $1199. r. IOCl\S, I \'Xi....:•:>I 645-l4J0 Hun11ngron &h. • $2888 • S36-6S88
'67 RIVIERA, Xlnl cond, All
xtras, S!('f(-'O, 1\lich-X !ll'('S.
SlOOO or !x>st o fr. 67;,.....s7JJ1.
NABERS Cadillac '59 Impala
AUTiiORIZED DEALER 2 Dr Hardtop, Auto Trans.
mJ HARBOR. BL,, Po"'<'r St('('r1ni;::, Exira. Ex-
~l.o\ .\IES,\ Tra rlran rar. R1ins like np"''· ·il Buick H1v1Pra. run fl'l\l'l"r, .">-Ul-9100 Open Sunrlay \l'Pi'kend ~pcrial $299. Dir.
0 40 000 • -645. J 430 Air, rig. 011nrr, · m 1. '67 Cadillac E l Dorado l e-~~. -~~-Clran~ S14.)(), .1147-13.'13 ___ •\0,!XJ() milP ht>;iury, Artra('tl\'f' '70 ILl1PALA rustnm Hrri1np.
'61 BliTCK Lp Sabre, 4 rlr, Rluf' 1n1~1 1n<'t11l11r l1n1sh Air, An1-Fm, fl ~ P/rl1~r
hi. ne"' tTitn~/r1rP~, >.1nt \\"Hh m11tr•h1n;: 10::-11rll<'r inlrr-hrk~. 3'>0 \"-R Jurlv:i h.vdrn.
1•nri.i. ~.l:t.l . .1142-4~17. mr. \\h1trJ.1111<tau P.t")t')f, Full \1n)l int & top. S1900.
·r,1; I.A sARRF.-ron\'., Pl~. P<l1•rr ~.1Ju1Pflt"<f, 1\1r Cr>n<f,
P 'B i·ad10 & hf'al<'r, S89'5. ,\.\1 l'\1, T1/1 "hr,.I Pr r.
llu1i;.. d.iU(l(.;;, ,/0h1;snn &
.;;..,11, 2mfi ll11rhorA\Bhd.,
'ff'! RUICK Elrrtra. 2 Dr. f0s1a ,\lr'>a _ ~tl{l-56.'~
ll-1-1-.~13.1.
Hritp. Au10. PS/PB. fi'Z,000 ·~ ELD O R ,\ o O, rf'•I tn1. Cl;;an. S.)."l(J, 9f)g-7447,
CADILLAC
'69 Cadillac Cpe dt> V1llr,
.,... 11·h11p landau lnp & 1•h11r
l!hr 1n!. full pv..r. .\1us! ~,.,.
l'l 11pprrf'' 011nrr clays
.),I0-1~:ll fii:l-2."1.\I r1·f"'.
loadf'<i , priv11tP. party. '6!1 COi\VERTIBLF: <'XCC'llf'nl
+ 962-2!127 afTPr 5 rn1 + mnd1t1on, l0w n11li "X. On;:.
./ ·~ COUPL OE VILl~f:. 01<nf'r. Air NU1<11nnn1ng,
• GflOI"! !'fltlri, ,\1r. landau. Ai\f/F\f. PJ'IC"f'd f11r 1n1·
i;!crrn. S2400. fi7,->-:!0l.l, 1nf'cl111!r ~111~. 614-716.11.
~ll C,1n111ro. Air rond. P/S,
\Int ('onri, S2,l:Jl ~-{>P;;f
frr. \lu ~I sr!l. '1-1 IS1:1
~;101Ev~" ~ triinspo a.
'flf1n. !lf'f'(l~~d ~asket. Call
t:....:1u1 , Frfo-17.l:'l.
·~7tMPAJ:A-:-2-rl7c-. -,-,-,~, -,.
hPfl!PI', 111r o.:nn<f. l&:iO
'70 Mark Ill
}'u!ly .Qlu1pped, Still Undf'r
F;icrory \\'arran!y, A Rr.tl
beauty. Low Low Pri~. Dir.
645-1430
1970 MARh: Ill. hkf' ne ... ·.
Jully f'f]Ulp 'd, low mi!eagf'.
/lP.'l(Jhle nn p1·1ce ;i.nrJ terms.
Phnnf' 5-l6· 1600 he for,. 5 p m.
·~CONTT;o.'EF"TA~r
hill
/P;Hhf'r tnL., 'nu 11rf'5.
f;.tZ,.j'71!1.
--CORVAIR
ii It.
197.i .
'6" OODGF. ~lon~rn, \'~.
for<'~t t;"rn. huckr l.~. flr r(ltl·
~nlr k ~l11fl rnntrnl. auto.
p~. nu p1<·r brk~. ~JOO m1 .
.\,'17:.: rl<1y:i1 ;,;}7-11•!00, i'l'C.~
979-17~.l. __ F_A_L_C_O~N~-
CADILLAC FLF:ET\\'000 '6!1 B~k Rn.ier~f~,,-11-p-•·-,,
Rrougham '6C. L1rlo ls)". 1nrl fa1·t 11 1r. A_\1/F.\1 rad
r11r11aJ~. Xlnt rnncl fi7J-712.~. Strato ht>n1•h. landau \'In:,!
.11~.6-filll I 11·kdys S 10 .f. * • 'fll falr0n "''at:,on, t!'f)f'l<f
--.-jl CHEVt NOV,\ hrr~ f,,. batt,.ry & v.111 run:
tori. S'167.l. ;;.1R-J.l7.~ ;:iftrr .~. Ar -~" "'"i-Ol'JS6 5-t8-iAA6. $2fl00 f ,) ·~I. ,...,, I-'-"~~~=-,_--,=
l'"a.<t rt'~ults 11rP JUS! a pho~ DAILY PILOT for 11ct 1on~
"alt 11.,..·ity • fH2-:ii78 Call 612-.'J67P. !.· Savr '
'fiS CAD. Conver!. .I n11<nrr.
local. Chrslnut &. 1an. All .f'a.•r results itre JUST 11.Phone
PXIT::t~. S'l;".00. fr4fi-.11AAi. call 111\ay. &l'Z-5678
970 Autos, Imported 970 Autos, Imported 970
JUST ARRIVED.
'
FABULOUS NEW CRO
ALSO
GOOD SELECTION OF ALL MODELS
*
INCLUDING
MARK II STATION WAGON
LAND CRUISERS
ANO
COROLLA STATION WAGONS
NEW CAR TRADE INS
'68 Chevy Fleetside * $2295
A11t•M9'tk troitt., powM 1ffffin9 , olr t1111dltl11nl119 .... 111lful c.11ndltlo11 1Wt41fll
'70 VW Bug .... 11 ... ~. ~.,,.,,.'"'A"" $1795
?2,.! e.!.~!11~, ~~~~~,~~!!.~~ ~wit., l•k1. I ll 7CKI~3395
/ ALL ARE READY TO ROLL
Our service dept. will be open 7:30 a.m. 'til 9 p.m.
SANT A AN A !1!0fY!()!1!AI
417 W. WARNER• SANTA .ANA• 540-251 ~
Com,lete bo~y 11'111' feclUtNs rtolloMe. '1
•
Mon ey. And after c'lll, isn't t hat what it's all about ? If you're look·
ing for a good a utomobile at big saving s, you'll find it a t Dean
l ewis.
•
'71 TOYOTA
CLEARANCE SALE
LOW PRICES BUY NOW!
•
1970 COROLLA .
Sport 2 Dr. M•g Wheels. R•dio , He•tec, H~BSY
TOYOTA•
1946 HARBOR'
BLVD.
COSTA MESA
646-9303
VOLVO
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\\'AN'T to Buy• fair~ 1967 Mustanq
Ranchero. Any condition 2+2, Auto Trans, Power
Reasonablf'. 357-4$61. St,.l'rlng, Power Brakes, A
FORD
teat beatrti1uJ car. L1~ ne,~·
!ll1vughou1. \l'ttkend spec·
1~1 $1199, Dlr.
645-1430 Ford '19 LTD Cpe . 51999 i -~1=,..c.,.o,.;C::.---1
NEAR NE\\' HARDTOP CPE: 971 MUSTANGS
FACTOR\' HERTZ CORP. I
AIR CONDIT!Ol\'ING 221 \\'. Katella, Anaheim
\".!i. Po,,.,·er steer. brakes, (714) 778-4050
\'lnyl top. auto lrans., r.ld•O, 69 BOSS ,02 P.
h \\'S\V A 'I "' · .acing ea!er, nres. rea .!tU~pension Ind \l beauty 1ZQR~i!S1 · 1''· • ags, e NABERS CADI LLAC ' hr•~d nrw racuJ.i eng, ~ S29li. :'llL!st Sf't !o apprec. 2son HARBOR BL.. :MS-jS4U bt>tll'. 4--~ pm
CO.STA :'11£SA -~--(',\LL S tO.~lr)J G7 '.llL"5TAr\G, A\ilo, p,1r
OPE~ SUNDAYS •tri;, air cond., rlh. vu1,I! ,67 C S , !op, nLu~l s"~I~ $11 50, ountry qu ire 6-14-602~.
OLDSMOllLE
*'640kk91*
4 ODOR HARDTOP
Yull pnwl!'I' & alr. So sh~rp
)ou·v, 101· to see u ro bt--
htve 11. JZ:XBl.O
$695.00
J jm Siemon• Renault m1 .~. l\f1.1n, Santa An/°
546-1114
·;o 98 JLUX. 2 Dr. Ht. Compl
11·1..atf · a cctss. 1 011·ner.
Busin..-ss forcing &acrl11ce
saJ,. 673-3&16.
PLYMOUTH ----' 68 Plymouth
Co111', Au t() Tran~. Po11er
Stl"tr1ng. Power Brakes,
Po"l'f \V 1nrl.:iw1. Just l!ke
ne11. \\"eeke nd Sfl'C:.111. $999. Jn ,Pi ss \\"ag.,n, Au10 Tr,oin~.! ci."1 RED :'lluMang Conv, r/h,
Power .'IPl!"rir1~. Po 'I I' r great runnlng car. $500 or 645-1430
Brakes, Fartory Air Cnnd.I bt-~l 0 11,r. Pn\'. prty ,
Dlr.
Luggag,. !'acks, Extra clean &i~5798 "iO Plymouth 383 Sport Fury,
rar Thi$ "p.tktnd only ----------2 rlr hn:ltp. burnt or,oi ng'
Sl2'99. d:r 19il :'llACH 1 Like ne'" air '''/blk \'!nyl top. PIS , A/C,
645.1430 eond. lapf' deck. auto "'!fl· R/H, t1n1td gl~~s. aulv
dOl\"S. ll"lLlST SELL Tf'al l!gh!S, ...;ht \l'lllh., sttr~o * '7 1 FORDS * Bargain at S3600 6T.~ 7200. Btaut1fully m 8 1 n 1a 1 n e d
GAU..\'."JES e illt.:STA.'\GS ·71 GRA.'\DE. air. P/B. p S. &12-3221alt6.
TOf.I'.'\OS '''Ide 01·als. auto tra~ .. 1 ---,6-6-P-l ___ th __ HERTZ CORP. \"111yl i·oof Bronu·. S3300 or ymou
m \\'. K<1!1>ll11. Anaheim
t7 I 4) 778·40l0
make' olfer. 968-3839. 9 Piiss l\'11gr111, Auto Trans,
OLDSMOBILE
1967 Falcon * '62 OLDS Ct:TLASS v.~
6 cyl, stick. A tr\lly beaurl/ul p 5, Aulo tra.ri6, !\r brks,
car and 1'co11on11ci.l too, f.lugs • Good cone!. SJ').).
\\'etkend srrt:1a1 S79'.l. Dir. a--tJ-0.lSJ.
645-1 430 ~~------. 1961 OLDS C11 tla~s. body 111
69 LTD Brou;ham 1.</all o~· ,·et)" good cond. Runs good.
t1oru.. :'-lus t s~!J. ha1·e rer Ii Sli.i. 962-4582
Pnwer S1eering, Unbehel"-
ably beaulJJul. \\'eekend
Sf!'cill S79~. Dir._
645-1430
'67 Plyn1ou!h Fury.
Air. :'l!usl sell : No reas of-
fer refust d. 346-2463.
"64 PLY:'lt OUTH Sport Fui;.·,
333, Toniue Flighl., P /S,
R&H. S473 337-:>-117
PONTIAC
co. car. 45K f11"' nnlf'<I: · ----------1
lmmac. S2.425 ca ~h. E vP;: 'iO TORO'.'\ADO, beaut lite
;il8-2!!80. hh1C'. ~II a1·a.;J ;-..tra~. S389i
5r·r1.'!li ----------1'.Hl FORD LTD Brough~m 4 , _ GTO 1963 SHAP.P. Pref.
dt)(lr .• \1e111.U1c bluP 11 /b!k l ~ OLD:, 98 Lux Std11.n. cond. aLr cond. '.\lap~ Xtras.
,·aiyl lop & 11 1r ;\lli~t see 10 rar!\111 ll~e<, A.l! extras, S21j(I s2.1:io. 67~7200.
•pprec1ate. &t2-511~~. DI" hr~I j.18-24.:i2. "67 GTO pwr. stter1n.1:. disc
·71 4 DOOR Ford Tortrtt:l. '6.'i o.!ris 98 cou pe', fully brks, 4 ~pd , orig. 011·ner.
16.000 ml. s2;,oo, "62 f<1rd equ!p d. :'llin! conr!. s~. %8-1170
Phone Co Van. only SiOO. • * 6·!4-0847 * * ·1'..,~-~, ~,,-,.~,-,~p~,~"-.~,-,-,"-,-. -.,-,-,
358-0242 or 638-1963 jS Old!i Original l!.l))'J V1n~·t trip. Air/Cond. £1,.c
'jO LTD BROCH. 2 Dr, a ll rnllt~. CLEA,\'' S225 }-trm \r;ndo11!i. 1 011·nrr, &16---4350.
Xt:ras. full nn11er. 1:'11;\l AC. _64_C._3l_'~'·=~~~---·0 • •,".P''' 6 c)·I ' d ,,.. .,.. , '" _ . ~ !ipee .
COND. \larnty. 64&--83{C '65 OLDS \('fy clean. Ong1nal 01rner
S.\93. 962-3118.
'ii) LTD. a ~r power. am/Im, Autos, New
21.000 1n:"!, ~ ln ·1 cond. Jiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
$2800/olh~r. 5.!0-002L
980 Autos, New
1969 FORD LTD (')Untr.;,·
Squ1re 6 pass .. .\lr. PIB. lo
n1\lf s. S26~'" 5~.S-!3in, I
'61 FORD Ern11,.,ii:1e Van.
\'t ry good cnnr!. S59J.
• • 9ti2-2j3(1 * *
MERCURY
'70 Mercury
Convertible
DEMONSTRATORS
NOW ON
SALE
OVER 26 TO CHOOSE FROM
AT TREMENb ous
SAVINGS!
980
PONTIAC
'iO PONTIAC 11a wai , xhH
tond. Sl);j(). C&ll betv.· 8 A'.lt
it .; P!\1. 5*9945 !\-Ir Gen-dron. ·
RAMBLER
'69 Ambassador
4 Dr Auto Tran,, Powl'r ~tet~!t\1. Air Cond. tX\'K.
3l!~ 5ef' al)d test drl~'f' to·
day,
RAMBLER
'66 Rambler
Wa9on
£xc•Uent Cond. iRVJ819)
RAMBLER
'69 )(ambler
American
6 "Yl. Autamattc trans. Low
l.ow !llilt age. IYCs+tJJ
$595 $1495 1966 PONTLAC Bonn!'vtllf'
Sta \\"fn , full pY.T, air, new
nr!'s & lritn!, sleN'O tape-
p!ayer. 592-1920 alt fi pni. Ward S.Lee I Ward S.Lee , Ward S.Lee 1
'66 OPEL WAGON :.\~;.,
'64 FORD l/4 TON
"65 PONTIAC GTO conv.
fully equip, air lo mil ts.
or.g 011 nr s;.j(I, .968-7733.
Autos, Used
1234 So. ;\lain St
Santa Ana
l47-l826
'67 FIAT 850 '64 IMPALA WCN
~1,der c ..... 1><. ( SE>oed, R•dlO
&. Hffttr. (UVT •~/)
$688
'69 SKYLARK
[lftu.e • O<lo• llu'<~ H~fd•op.
Au10"'•'•< T••~'"'l'l"Qr F•c·
tory A•r (OOdol•O••";, PO~!• Br••es, Pow~• 5•~r.~g, R1d 10
&. Hff!tf, (VUF ll~J
$2488
•uttme•Tc Trao1ml11lo"· PON·
•• !Ir&<••· l>ON•r 5te•"n!j,
R•O•O &. i.<eit@r (IQZ ~ll
$688
'67 BONNEVILLE
~C>O•IV 1 °""' H••d•ep ~u .. ~
"'•T•< T<1 01miHlo•, "'""' s·~*'·"~· Po ... ., Br•••; POW•
e• w,odo .,,. ~"''"'' A·r CO!>o
di!'O"'"O. IVEO: 6"1
$1288
12 MONTH /12,000 MILE WARRANTY
Ask for Dave Ross Pontlac·s exclus11"e "-arranty
"·hich co•·ers the repAi.r! or replacement! 1•·h1ch
otht r "·arrantys le111•t off.
'69 OPEL
1!1llt V• Kodel!, Au'•"'•!I• "T r••im•u ,on, R1dlo &. Hett'r
<•16 Cl(\"l
$1288
'69 FORD
,t.u1e..,1Hc Tr1~1"''"'""· V-1.
Powor si.erl119. (IEL a l)
'68 TEMPEST
' Doo• fHrd•oo. Au1om9t1e
lro"1t"lu 1~•. """""' S•ot••"~· RIOio & >le•for IWXE UllJ
$1499
'69 NOYA
S!>e"V C~~vrolet I O!>or. Aule-
"'""' "Tr•"'"'iuio", Power S••t•l•O· Rllllft & f.<e 11er.
(ZLJ tlll
$1388
12J.l So. ~llUl'I SL
Santa Ana
l47-58l6
llM"S. :>ta.in St.
Santa Ana.
547·l826
LOOK AT THESE!
'70 RIVIERA
Low ..,.,111 , B1l1"e• of w1n1"'Y 1Y1;!1bl1. l<11d11i,
Fit'"'" A'• c.,~d., Full p.,,..,., 3 '" t~,&11 fro..,,
I ;, i09hi 9'''"· I ;, d1r~ 9r.1". I i1 rid. 11l0A!tJ
I 0~98UDl 12l7AGDl. Yo~r Choice.
$3995
'69 JAGUAR XKE
2 + 2 C<1up1, ,4.u!o. t1 1n1., A'• Ctnd .. W~;tt ,;4, w1lli.
!YSH95 Jl
$3995
'70 ELDORADO
c., ... ~111.1v 1,..,-1.d. H11 , .... ,,.1~;,.9 11 .. u ibl1. Etlr1
Lo., ..,;1,,, !Ol !A¢E J
$5595
'66 SKYLARK COUPE
S~e r11t1 + ;" •r•o. Blu1 B1 ~wly, V.8, Au!o . Tr1n1., R1·
dio, He4ttr. (~I I OJA 1
$1095
'70 SKYLARK
2 D• .. Ai• Co"li .. ,4.ulo .. T''"'·· Eir:l•1 Lew ,..;!,,, I
0'"'"'" >l tYic•d ~tr1, (221ASll Pric1d ftr \.el•w ill
•elu1 1! 127•5.
$2795
'69 OPEL WA~ON
$1495
'70 IUICK LiSABRE
Cu1tom s,.,,. Cou p1 . Tki1 S11mi1t Gr•1" l1•u•v J.e1
1 w~it1 .,;,.vi 1011: • 9•••" 111 "lnvl inteti•r. F1cl&ry
Air C1"d .. AM /~M R1dio, P<1w11 Wind1tw1. ot1lv 24,•
641) mil 11, F•,l•rv ,..,,,.,.iv 1"1il1bl1. 162,ADYl
$3598
'69 TOYOTA CORONA
4 D•. S1d•n. A" 1x,epti1n 1ll ~ cle1" l<1w mil1•9•
ev!o .... ;+~ Aulo. Tr1n1 ., R1di<1. H1•l1r. C""'' in <!l!MI
,f,;.,, 11. •t1d ot1!y lUPU5711
$1495
Specializing 1N Quality
IN
UICK_
COSTA MESA
B VICK ·OPEL·JAGVAR
234 E. 17th St.,
Costa Mesa
548-7765
nri.. n11·nl'r. 16.fJOO miles.
E>t•1tutlfu1 l1kP nl'1' thro\1£h.
n\11 , f"'l UIJlP"ri with 11UIO
1r11.n~. Radin. H"~l ~r. Pn1•""T
,i:.:1.,,.r1n;:. Pr1111'r Brakl'~.
f11.rtnr~· Air Cnnd, Th111 fin!'
r~r nlU!'I r. .. ~~.cn ,~. rlr•1·,.r
tn 11.ppn•r1~tf'. 1~1"1 O\",l,1
,Jnhn~on ,i; •• tonn. 2!':215 H.'irho;r
Blvr! . Co~111. \h•~,:i. 540-JG.30
DRIVE ONE HOl\JIE TODAY
---'69 Mercury Colony
Park \Vagon 1 ~~.l:inr,.r!. 81"auhi11 [ 111r.
QlllJ -~f' 1111'111.llic fin •sh w1th
bl ~c interior. Aurn Trans, 1".a~~earer. Pnll't"T Stl'er.
1na:. Pn~er Bra kt~. !'Ir, I
Check th111 value I Y\\'P.0001
S23i5. Johnson & Son. ~2t
H11rOOr Blvd ., Costa !\fl'sa
"'·563-0 I
1971 MERCURY 1
STATION WAGONS I
. HERTZ CORP.
221 \\'. Ka1tll11.. Anaheim
11141 778"4oso I
1 ~67 PAP.K LANl:
Brougham, 4 door h.t., full I
fl\\T, PIS. a ir cond . \·inyll'
roof. htk!I;, top cc fl rl .
54:H293. I
69 Mercury i'ola r q u15
Brougham. Loadl"d. Xlnt
co;nd, 35.00J mi'!. P\'t pty. l
ow ner . i'olu11 · sf'll .I
2U/432-3473: 7f4t&M-0928. i'
'TO M11rquis Colony P~rk.
U-pass .stn ~·agon, 25.0ClO'I
mF.!i, \V1.rr11nty. 968-~41_. _
'ii !\IARQUIS 2.dr. LoarlPrf'
2 mos old. 2.000 mi. Cn!t
S6."t1Xl. Ne~ $4800. 54.>-2$1:i.
MU5'1'.ANG
·~ !\1USTANG. 1land. ITMIS • .-.)
Very good C'Ond·
642-9172 after 6 pm
"Ii() MUST ANG 289, 3 1pd
w/air C(lnd, a~king S1375. 4
nt>w tires. 846-6371. j
6.1 !\lugtan1t 4 ~pd . 'x'•Uow l
\\"fblk 1ntt>r10r. C I t 1. n .
1!17-1919 ft.Jr :i rm .
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NO REASO N TO WAIT
1972's at 1971 prices ... still frozen • • •
hruuediate Delivery . • •
e Plus additional 7 0 . rebate* .•.
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0 Wll.ii Col'l,rlMI Apprevel You ~~f• Yo ur ChKk llro111 Th• llCK-t.ry
Exciting new lease program also available
on 1972 1nodels
Continentals e Mark IV e 1\fer cury e Cougar e Comet e Capri and the all new 1972 Montego . ' . I
Orange Cou.nty's 'Family of Fine Cars'
Setter Icleas
Make Better ·cars ----,
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2626 HARBOR BLVD., COSTA MESA • 540.5930 1~ '.\fUSTANG, 1'.\t"ln. ~w
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'f DAILY PILOT Friday. Octobef 22, 19n
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WE
APPRECIATE
YOUR
BUSINESS
CALL NOW!!
. Ph~e 557-9220
INSTANT CREDIT
TOU.NllD AND STILL SAVI YOU MONIT
1. lf you ore new in California 3. If you ore new on your job
2. If you-owe money· on your 4. If you hove little or no c ed·r car r I
LET ME TRY TO ARRANGE THE CREDIT AND TERMS YOU
NHDSOTHATYOUMAY ·
Drive Home Today in the car.of your choice!! TOTAL DISCOUNTS
BRAND NEW
'72COLT
2 DR. H.T.
BRAND NEW
'72 DODGE
DARI 2 OR. H.J.
l•-'•4 •ill1 ,.,,4 ;., fr••••ir
•••itr, iilefrtoler, •it 225 IMMEDIATE
DELIVERY \113C2R1 JOS59 .••t .. f•ll llew •t•lileli••,
.. ,11., 1~1111, el..:trK wi""
& wi14111 itl4 ••,lil1r1, ISW
til"H. $2399~
$1' Ii loltli dn. pym1. 17<; •I totol '*I. Pl""I. '"'I lo• &
rK.., .. & o11 '""'Y""l dug"' .., """'· <rtdit J.,. 36
,.,.,I. o.!Mod Pl""! P•K• 12'113.00 one!. lo• & IK.,!.L
.1."M).IJ. P'ERCIN!AGl RAH 1009':1.
$79oowN
$79MONTH~~~s
'72 DODGE VAN B,100
FIRST COME FIRST SERVED
$AVE NOW
IMMEDIATE DISCOUNTS
ON'72'S
'70 PLYMOUTH FURY Ill
? Or H T., 383 V ·8, ou!o. !ro11s., air cond., power ~l eering, power
bto~e;, \'11iyl uiter•or 342 AIV
s57 TOTAL $1688 00 117 ,,.,.~ '""'·111"•"-•~• DOWN •n<I 1u1 "''"'•&a!lrar•••n9<har9 .. on
, (IDpr '1t<I•! IQ< JI>"'°' Do'enfd PT"''· P""~ $57 MONTHLY FO~JI> FULL S7109 >ntl ta•&hc•n,. Full<a•~P•«•
PAYME NTS NO I PRIC[ 1 177~4() rrd lo • & l(On\I:. ANNUAL PfR. MO H CINTAGIRA!ll191 '1:o
ALL NEW '71'S MUST GO
•DARTS •DEMONS
•CHALLENGERS • POLARAS
•CHARGERS •CORONETS
Ser.# .• · · · · • • •.•..••••... List .••••••.••••..... Your Cost
ll29CIE1 31523 •.•••••..••... 3519.57 • ':" ..• , •....... 304211
"tt4 1B!El44441 •••••••••••.•. 2896.48 2542 11
WH23GIEl l OJl6 ••••••••••.• 3752.57 .•............ 317110
WH2JGIE 11 3065 •........... 3957.60 . , . , ......•... 3092°'
WI 11381[1 !58!16 . SOLD ... 1379111 i I I Ii. I I I I •••• 3684''
WH23Gl f l25060 •••••••••. , . 4393.39 • , , ....•••..•. 36961'
WH23Glf136557 •.•.•••••••. 4011.20 ..•. , .•.. , .••. 3377''
WH23Glf136558 •.........•• 4011.20 ; .......•.. , . , 3377''
Wlli861(' 48879 . SOLD~.~. 3Hl .. 1+,1, ......... T. ~· IMOT•~· ..... ~.~. '"'· ·"'·"90Ml98!1"'01
WH13GIE14 1273 •.••••.••••. 36•2.50
Wl23GIE 148 120 .•••••••••• , , . 3757.20 .............. 2925"
.............. 3083"
l/,(H 73GlE1 48 11! •••••••••••. 36 54.70 ..... , •••..•.. J083o<I
LH23CIE109119 ••••••••••••• 3362.95 .-. .. ; • , ....... 2957's
LH23Clfl 10980 . , .........•• 3421 .62 •. , • , .•. , ..... 2946JS
t11 1se1c1111•e .. SOLD .. 941P.4t ... ij .......... 2942''
OUR LOSS YOUR GAIN
Ser.I" •••••... · ·• ••.•.••••• lisr .............. , .•.•• YourC01t
LH23C!EJ J7482 ••••••••••••• 3391.31 •• , . , . , ...••.• 2921 1s
LH7JCI El32487 •••••••••••• , 3391 .31
LH23CI E\371 34 ••••••• , ••.. , 3462,11
LH23GI R~60600 •••.•. · .•••... 3961.08
.............. 2921 "
.............. 2980"
.............. 3347"
•112ae111et8t111 .. SOLD•"·~ .. .;ia9'96Hlod1l .. l-~~~m.....;1i4;p.>
LH23GIR287159 .......• 3111 .12 .............. 3329"
ll 14 l El[ I I 998 jl .. SOLD"· .~ . .;ia9'ta11•~, ... _, iMOTO .,., *"•TO.,., r.o ·~·~· ,;. ,~,1!'1+"t 11
lH41CJB359353 ••••••• , •••• , 3155.70 ••..•• , , , , ..•.• 339511
LH4 IGIE136655 •....•...•••• 4010.49 , ••••••• , .. , , . 349541
Lt!9E1£18877 I .. SOLD.,..~ .. -t9t'11Hll0!.9 .. 4....,.,,..,..,.=.,.,.=.,.,;IMµ.
ll29BJE12017 S ••....•...•.•. 3374.62
l l29BIE 12-4407 .............. 3026.15 .••••.••.•. , ..
tt!J!'IC1 !4419 .. SOLD,-.~ .. ~--=_,.,.,,.,..,..,.,.,.,.,.,fb
ll29CIE124471 ••••••.•.• , ••. 3026.15 : : : : : : : : : : : : : :269107
l l 79Clf12479 1 ••••••••• , •••• 3026.15 .. , , ••....... ·26910'
ll29CIE125467 , •••.••••••••• 3790.11 •,, .••.•.• , .•. J303ll
ll29GIEl29763 • , •••••••.•..• 3694.03 ••...•. ./::. ••. J178J"
WH13G!El49544 ••••••••••.. 3754.95 •.....• I ...... 30901•
WH73G1E14987 1 •.• , .•• , •... 3661 .70 ••............ 3000 11
WH 23GIE150598 •••..•••••.. 4050.62 ...••••.• , .... 34151'
WH 23GIE150134 • ,, ......•• 1147.20 •. • .. · · · · • · · • 0 361411
'70 CHEVY NOVA Cpe
/•"Oo ""'-•''°'"·WW ""'-wh"I <O<•'>, $1188 00 bock up l1gh1s, + fT\l.ICh much more. 337 av J FU LL
s40 TOTAL s40 M••'"'' ""' PRICE DOWN PAYMENTS MONTH>
S40 11 tniOI dn ovm•. \40 ;, totol ""'·Pl""' in:I. lo•· 1~..,,. & all '""Y'"'l thc7r90•"" "!IP• <•..du +or 36 "'"' O•f.,,"!I
pym• pr~r \I 140 1ocl. 101 & IKt<>w. full toi.li pro:• S l:Xl1.4ll ""I. In• l 1(..,,. A'1N\JAI Pl~(£N! AGf RAif \1 6'1 '•
/ 68 ~~!~~~A•~. '"IM,''''' io1,.1. $ 7 8 8 '6 8 !m~•~D~1.~~ oi•<0odi<iooiog, rod io, '""" •i•JI $8 8 8 / L 7 ~~. ~~.! '~~~hKh, ''""''~ "'. '~98 8
0, XIV 22J 1nl•,1or, rood whe•ls, bvclr.el 1&0ts. VBM775 U pets. 722557 ' • ftlUPllCl NUPIKI fUUPllCI
'69 ~~~!!., 1""'· rodio. '""" whitew111ll tire1, lo11dou to,, TPW21 J
'69 ~~~~o~,~~::. ~~ Adio, fo<I.' oir, heott,, ZQG622 $988 '68 ~.~~~·~•~t~•-tt •~dOf,A"~ s999 ltfftw, t.ct. oir ...... -.,. wsw. WQD572. ••u l'tKI •uu PIKI nlUPllCl
'69 ~:!!: .. ~~'·'~'""""""" $988 '66 ~!.~~.!~~~~~~~""'"''""" $888 '69 ~~J~~~~~~~.';.:$1 .188
fUU PllCI nlll PIK( r ••MO. lSll-46 Ml.PltCI
'L6 PLY Mou . · . · $388 'L6 ~~~!Y~.~~~,,~~!·A··· ~, ..... A $4.88 '66 ~.~~.c.~ "" ··" .......... " .... s499 u 2 o,, Mff r11dio, irtt-tff, Wfil1t-oll t1rn. 9510Jl u c1Mll. llA992 r--'""-.._ l°PU ... t
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LEASING?
POPULAR MAKES.
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY.
TOP DOLLAR FOR YOUR
l)'RESENT CAR!
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BRAND '
NEW
Full power equipment inclui:l in g 6 way seat,
t ilt t e lescopic 1teering wheel, factory air
cond., etc., etc. I 3U39T2M4 i 6934 ).
Ask Our lease Experts OFF FACTORY WINDOW STICKER PRICE
Complete TRUCK & CAMPER Sales and Service
Brand New GMC ''SPRINT''
Loaded with VS engine, radio, heater, tinted windshield, etc. (12471.
'53487
BRAND NEW TRUCK AND CAMPER
NEW 1971 GMC l/4 TON CUSTOM CAMPER
. FULL POWER (1 187)
NEW 11 FOOT AMERIGO CAMPER
LOADED !4232)
TOTAL PRICE
BOTH UNITS
END OF SEASON
CAMPER SALE
55706
20<>Jo DISCOUNT
'66 PLYMOUTH '68 CADILLAC
4 Dr. Sedan. V.S , Auto . Tran,., Radio, Heat•r. !RYDS98 J Full po wer, factory .t ir, vinyl roof. IXRK098 J
5599 52895
'70 AMX '70 CHEVELLE S.S.
_. speed, radio •nd heater. ! P90A I VB, autom atic, radi.o, heater, fa ctory air. (253ADZ!
51795 53195
'69 MUSTANG MACH I '67 OLDS CUTLASS
Racl io, he•ter, air cond., 4 spe•d. IXWZ475'1 Radio, Heater, Auto. Tra ns., Vinyl Top. ( 179ASNl.
51495 5695
FROM FACTORY LIST PRICE ON ANY
NEW UNIT IN OUR BIG STOCK
'70 MAVERICK
Radio1 Heater, St ick. IZLA7081
51497
'68 CHEVY Y2 TON
V.8, 4 Speed, Fleetside. ICE J482124824 l.
51395
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'64 CUTLASS
4 Dr., Rad io, Heater, Auto. Tra ns. I l78BNN )
,. 5495
TEST DRIVE
THE NEW
HONDA
The Sassy Llffle Car,
Is Sassier Than Ever! '
READY FOR
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
IN A BIG SELECTION OF
NEW COLORS! • u.~~D HONDA CAR
(636800)
51295
'66 FORD GALAXIE
Radio, heater, •utomatic, pow•r 1t••ring, vinyl roof.
1556251 I
5875
'68 OPEL
Radio a nd hea ter, 4 sp•ed transmission. IVZU27.9).
5595
'69 SIMCA
Radio, heater, 4 sp eed tra ns miss ion. l780C9SI.
5875
'68 DATSUN '62 FORD RANCHERO '68 CHEV. IMPALA CPE.
Radio, heater, auto., air, power 1tt•rin 9 & brakt1,
IXIV559 I
'66 CADILL.C CPE. DE Vil
Full power •quipment pl us f~ctory air conditioning. 4 Dr., 4 Speed, Radio, Heater. IVHBl14 J
' 5695
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5349
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IKSJBOS l
51295 51795
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MESA 540-9641
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l:l Factory ·schedules call for substantial increases on all new 1972 models within less than
THlODOltl
1.0llNS Sl •
TI_M ......
Q11ol/fy o..ter
... ..,., tin 1f11
· 30 days. Right now, however, every riew '72 in our treme.,dous Inventory is still frozen
at '71 -price -levels, and still subjec~ to Theodore Robins year-round v o I u m e discounts.
~~:~.':"~:. BUY NOW -SMILE LATER!
....------. FORD FOR '72 • • THE NEWEST CARS YOU;LL SEE THIS YEAR!
WHILE THEY LAST
UN BEATABLE
DIS COU NTS
ON NEW '71's AND
IMMACULATE '71
DEMO AND EXEC CARS
STILL A BIG
SELECTION
TO CHOOSE FROM!
EASING.
Our Volume Lease Department offers all
popular American and Impo rt Makes at COil!,·
PLe;~'oli~'i.EAsE EXPERTs TA1Lon
YOUR LEAS E TO YO UR NEEDS .
''It'• the Service That Makes the Difference"
1972
TOR INO
1972 MUSTANG
One Of So. California's
Biggest Pinto Displays!
e 1600 CC ENGINES e 3 DOOR
RUNABOUTS e 2000 CC ENGINES e AIR COND.
MODELS e 4 SPEED STICKS • CUSTOMIZED
e 2 DOOR SEDANS MODELS
We have more of next year's
_ models ready for immediate
delivery than we have ever
had during the month of Oc·
tober.
A FIFTY YEAR RECORD!
' FORD TRUCKS FOR 1972! .
Our Truck Experts
Can Serve Yau Ifft!
F-100's TO
HEAVY DUTY CUSTOMS
1972 THVNDERBIRD
CAM PER SA LE
MANY MODELS NOW
PRICE SLASHED TO
DEALER COST.-
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21/2 ACRES OF BEAUTIFUL TRADE-INS!
MUST ANG SALE
Many to chaose from. '65 thru '71 madels. Caupes, hard·
tops, convertible and 2 + 2 fastbacks. Some with 4 speeds,
, also air conditionin9 and automatic: models.
EXAMPLEf >fi M~STANG H.T.
RadiO';irttet~toma tic, pow er stflering & hr.!k11,, fa ct, air, 9ood mil11s .
IOl-9CQ RI BLUE BOOK PRICE $3 525
OUR PRICE $2996
'10 F2 50 l/.c TON
Pi<.ku~. Powt•od bv Fon! u.1,
Low mllH. ""'"''Y Equlpl'fCI.
(IUUl l. 11"" a-l'tltt Sll'O.
our Ptl<e,
'71 FORD Woqon $l496 l'ull Po ..... , Air COllC .. ClH tl'Zl, e1"" IOOlo Prl<t ll7U. Our l"•ott
'69 FORD LTD
l Or. H&rdiol), lt1d10. M ......
Au•o. Tr•~•-• Pow., S1t*rl"9-Ulnyl roo. f •tlO•Y Al• Cona.,
Good milH . oocs Ill ). Blu1
Boo~ ""'' SlSXI. Our "•l<f
2 96
6
ALL OFFERS CONSIDERED
TR ADES ACCEPTE D
PA ID FOR OR NOT!
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;"6-..7~6.--9_6_ 4 door. Lo\1' milr~.
Orii;;inal thru-oul.
(V'fi\1868) . '65 OPEL Kod erte Good mUC'.s. GN1d
1 ransportatlon.
(90l'ASGf '65 MUSTANG v .R. l-larrl!np, TI.11dio. l lrater,
f.<1r lnry Equ1pprd, Gorxl
i\lilr~. !PA:\'7471 '66 FALCON Sedan Radio, Hr11!,,r.
A uln, (;nod ;\!ill'S.
1Tl::.JOlR1
65 PLYMOUTH h"f Ill
2 dr. H.T. R&H .11uto . l"l\l·Pr
!'!rrring, air cnnd .. i;:r.od mil!!S.
PIT<IR<\1
Srdan, 6 cylindrr, ,.-'63 PLYMOUTH VALIANT
Radio, 11eatPr, ('..ood -......._ /
l\l ilr s. IPIX4161 \.
5896
896
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FORD-LTD-GALAXIE-
TORINO-WAGON SALE
Many to chaose fram . '65 thru '71 Models, Sport roofs,
formals, 2 door & 4~r hardtops & sedans. Fu~I power,
a ir conditionin9. Wa nties available.
'7 1 TO INO GT HARDTOP
V.8, Radio, H1111ter, Power Steerin9, AM /FM. Warranty Av1i!eb!e, Approx.
8.ooo m-iles, ll67BSX )
BLUE BOOK PR ICE SJ 190
OUR PRJCE $2896
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'69 V.W. Bus $19 96 '6$ FAIRLANE Sedan
Radio. Heater, Auto. Tran.-.., \\.1 th all 5eat.-.. 4 Po"'"r Steerlni;!, Ai r Cond., spef'd. Good m ilrs. V-8 l.n\11 !><till:'S. !NHR.11;\l (Y\VS750l
'67 FIREBIRD $1 39 6 '68 V.W. Fasrback $1096 Hard,top, V-R. Au1('1. Tr.<1ns., fully rquirrrd. Po1>>cr Strrrini.:. Rndin. He111 -good milrs. t"r, RAcini.: GN"Pn, Good m1IP.<:. rVWTt\81 1UTX849 f. Blur Rf)(lk Prier ~1 150. Our Pncro
'66 VOLVO 1225 s1096 '71 CAMARO $2496 Stal.ion Wl'li.:nn. l.nAded. fi.000 milrs. 4 sprrd, Jn1\' mil!>!I. 1903DFA I, -BluF' Book Price fZX\12491 ,,2696. Our Prlr" r
'67 MERC. Comet $8 96 '68 GALAXIE H.T, s149~ Sed. Radio. hratrr. tac-VS, Auto .. fl&H, P.S., tory equipped. \;nod Good Miles, mlles. (XSPOJ7) (YCY632J
1!!!!!!11 SALES DEPT. liii HOUR_S
I AM TO ' PM MON.ffl
I AM T0 "6 PM SAT ·
10 All TO ' PM SUN I PARTS-SERVICE
HOURS
1 AM -Tii9PM MoN I
7 AM To 6 PM TUE0 FRI ,.
PARTS DEllT.-ONLY
8 AM to 1 PM SATURDAYS
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