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-11J \. PBTD DllG • • • ~· he liked in1!11 ~ ..... ..., ...,,. . r '° ._.. " • -~·It; a--It '°"" .. ""'iill llieir "people'• <111-" . -~ ~ tW ~ PlY -Guo; 1111 llllllor! Ura• -. ' will .lloel wlita,:llill I/;.t!uq -l#Juy. 1 I01'1C_ ..,.-Goold ''illlc -
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$15 BilliQ.n Tax Cut· OK'd
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conferees approved tod.r • f15.I billion
las tut bill alter •IU'O<inc lo defer the
ltart Of ~ controv'!lla! fN!dendal cam-
paJ111 flnlnclng ptan lllllil after jhe im '
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-ltad "'l•!W.· . , Tito ~ bill .. approvad 4ooi
'!'be While House 14id earllor Tbunday earry the benefit.< for busl ...... and f1ll
that the conferees "have moved into the dlvJduala which the President asked u i part of hll new economic palicy. ball part" In strf!>Plnl the pending tax-He 1.s counting on these to booll _,
cut bill or upenalve provisiOGI op~ aumer purchplng power and to give U.
by Pmldent'Nlson. companlea strong Incontlvet lo unoder"'-
But Pt'<IS aomtary RA>oaid L. ztegtor and lo 1-nt more eCM11petlt1v1 lll -It
repeated that Nlxon will veto any bill uiat marketl. .
contains any form ol a tax checkoff plan The luue of campaign funding set off I
to finance presidenUal camp.aJgna_ hot exchange on the Senate Door UU.
Rel erring to ~ support · for the morning ·with Senate Republican LeadW
' checkoff plan within the delicit-?Jdden i-tugh Scott accusing Defl'l.ocrals of "be14.
'i;.i,. ·~u 4i .,,.....,, ~ Iii$ -· iuri' IDd 'iid ~~ilia\dl'JIO •
~&it. II. · • ~,,.. ... a¥fc'; ... Tbert now are 2t ~tes ror the viioinhint'' • ~ • u,1;-r......;-
council, including one new entry, Sanford -Josepb Ball: Talked about taJes and• .. fiu1c.s 'Pe•t • -
Democrats who were In the majority on
the conference committee thus bowed to
the strong objections of President Nixon
against the campaign financing plan and
1pecllled It would. not apply lo the 1m
race when he presumtbly will be seeking
rfflecti()D.
The confe-a1'o toot out of the
measure practlhally "a11 of the lar11
Senate revenue;loJilll provlafoDI lo whlcb
Democralic party, ~ Aid, "I don~ parli!an wtlhool principle" In puablng tllt
tll1nl< U II a colrcldence the! ""'bl the P{an. He ft the llaltment in 1 lhold-Freud, who bas dedored-hlmseU a write-I in candidate. said his scientific background would' help Arthur A. 'Fletcher, one of the tnajor parties that control! Oongrw 11 in Jng ml, ,Se,n..,f'rtd IL HarrJJ (0.
very serious financial dllllc"1ty." okra.). . • Freud, president of the Sierra Bonita the city develop sound aolutlops to a -Nixon . A:dlDinlstratiOn'a hiP,
Homeowners /issocialion, was one of~tM •myriad of.problew. · est-rpnking .blacks, has.r.elign· ~ , .x*· .-;;;--~.,.....-,-i:'--r-_. AJ""}ll'f e four who didn 't show up for the can--WDUam Fl1Cbb8ck; Called for a ed from tbe U.S. delegation to
didates' night spo-ed by the ~-~•. government "close to the J>e:Ople." the l/nited Nations Fle"her Solons S.:witch,
Vote io Drop
P~~ CoQtrols
Rock-Bn>admoor ff~eownen ~~--Julius Mazur: Told tbe ' audience he who had been shitied from
tltm at University Patt Sc:hoOI. . was a successful, busines&man and &aid Assistant Labor Secretary to
'The other ... ___ L-1.._ I-"~ ,_ a"-.1 sound busine1s prlnoJi)les should be a~ the u N ' -t ~ tedl u~ "'00 CUICU ..., u.ciJU pll_'ed to man_ •gement of the rity. · · pos ' repor y_ were Layton L. Gardner, who ·was 'at· -Mn. Lucy Fletcher: Said there Is no ~co0m~ 'execu ve .director·.of '1J?pointee · f ·~~· ,
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tending a ~ut~ court of awards; question 1he city will grow but streased it e n1ted Negro College Fund J.fllcolm Elliott, who could not be reach-board
eel for an explanation thil morning and should be harmonious growth. ---·----------l{ennetb J. Holden, who has left a trail of .-Robert Wlrres: Said his 21 years of "solid financial management'' disconnected telepbone ·numbtrs and may background would help the city •.
119 Joocer> ~ a candKlate. Freud WU ap--J Mo u eel I ,_ ·-1• pearini on Community Cablevision.. ' .~e• · ser~ rg peop ~ w ... " OfficialJ in ............. ot •k... nrn'"'am tried to th'e canchdates personally and look for ....-...~ ...a;,. • ...., speclllc answers to speclf.ic questions. to mW It euy for the g~ of -Qeu 011ea: Offered an•enginltring
voters,. 't'ho may haw -~ can-• backllf!lllld lie nld ,..uld be lovallable
dlda1<o m•>t• 11tM 6-1, by separatil!g • n theJ:<:lty" trlld' lb <!eel w1th' various
them Into clilcuum-groapo altar each kinda iii project&.-, = ~
wu Riven fwo ml!MJ1<o lo addras the '"iL A. RoblDIOD: Vowi<I he Ii a
assembled ¥C1Jence. · "JieOPle-oriented" candidate. ;
Here ls a bit of the little each of them .David SmJlll: 8'jd be had been an ·Sc--
had to say;d"uring those twO·minute.s-'in ttve cityhood work~ and Nld "I am
order of their appearance that had been cblpalgnlng for the city and myself."
determined by lottery : -Gabrielle Pryor: Said her family has
-Wa)'De Oart: Told voters they could beeri in the" area s,ince 1884 and said l!ke notes on ,>.di he broulht, pads with lrvirie mldentl sbi>uld have a common
}ijs, name and campaigb 1101111 on them. goal -tcf.build a model clty'that will fill
Said he strongly JayOftd Incorporation "the prcdbe that blought us here." She
becauae It wouJd give residents local con-1tresaec1· her independence.
l(ol. ,, · -tw*i Zimmerman: Called for
--Rollttt Pot1er: Called for a cartfuUy clos'tr du between homeowners and UC ~~ growth me. Irvine students, uying no"·the two have
become "ilolated from each either."
Six Cities Sei
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CoUt have acreect to "llDile" for Judcei: ~. Chrtltmas aeaaon.. to
T11e1'hl llrSI to t<spond to !be iJ,.
vi-of ·Jl!e orioie l:Ouo\T Cllut A•• t•Ikln' ariit llit DAILY Pttm' lo'
PBtUclPllle In the 1971 edition of tbe
trt\dWonal "40 Miles of Christmas
.....Miies Petena: Said ~ was proud he
had worked for "cit)#hood and said he
"wants a city that's dllferent."
-Konrad Larson: Urged the establish-
ment of policy goals for the city before
tbe adoption of any general plan. "Don't •
determine land· use fir1t then put policy,
ioab into it:" he Slid. ' -Richard W'alk11de: Opposed. low in-
come housing 111d urged the creation of coundlinanic dbtricta.
Feliciano· Files
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&miles" Uehling and decora~ cont~. , ~:J!rw*t:Uir -:=-~ -. .
con l>e eotered by: . . , Huntington Beach Chamber of Com-Jose Fr.liciano, Newport Beach s blind
merce (Women'• Division), Laguna singer-guitarist, fresh on the beel1 of his
Beach Junior CJ&unber of C.Ommerce triumphant return to tht nightclub bear·
Capistrano 1feacti ~q,he(:-of ·c:o~ ing his name .on Westcliff DrJve, fus filed
merce Conma.ttel.iil't OWnber 0 com;. wit ln Superior Court for it.35 million in merce'. Newpatt Barbo 'Chamber Of d-.mNes against th~ Radio} Corporatio,n
C.Ommerce and the Seal Beach Chamberi of America and RCA•Victor Record
ol C.ornmeroe: .a -OlvisJon. ,
other comm'1mltlea-'~·expected to joiri _.The suit is broken down ln damage
the list. AU contestanls In tbe "Smfles'~ cl&mis to $350,000 1eneral apd $1 million
contest must be sponsored by ,local puni,llve. Fellclano seeks an accounting at
organizations, Judges touring t h ~· tile ' expense of the deleridants, "to
"Smiles" ma from Seal Beach to ~II determine royaltles which have become
Clemente wW judge on1y , e n t r i e ' naxable to the plaintift"
nomlnated.by;·k>cal Sp;ll'\9:1>rs. · -Tbt complaint as filed Wednesday In
Judg:es wilt.be .selected in the .neu ... ·addition to the teccounting demand
ft?re bf Carl' Kymla and Cap char&es fraud, bre~ch of fiduciary rel•·
Blackbum, ~lrmen of the contest. tionship, breach of contract and the T~t.atlvely, they have been scheduled to declaratory relief. Fellci8J'IQ claims he
tour the Orange C.O.st area on thelr 'judg· has duly performed under all the terma
Ing journeY t)1e oliht of Dec. 20. . and coodltioDI requlr!'\ ~him iq bl.I con-
Individu,IJs r commercl.al firms . In-tract with RCA. •
tl!rested in pertlcipating ln the contest
5 Harbor Area
' .. -Men Indicted .,
In-Pot Fina
WASHINGTON·(AP) -The Senate has
voled 1Ch11 (9 enmP1 ""f•papen, prw w· HINGTON (UPI) -Earl L. Bub
....... 111kNi1, broadcuten aoCf maguhie won Senate confinnatJoo today as Pre*
amt biSok: pu~ra &oai Wale and pric( dent Nixon's new agricullure secretary. •
coatio1i Butz, 62, dean of Purdue University:
'?be ammdnuent, ~, y sO.. ,..;. !#•Y•tle, Ind., will succeed Clifford Ill,
Qaiuotoo (~.), IO t])a Iilll eneu.lluuc Hardin, ooe of Nixon'• U original Cabinet
"'-f Nt.qn•a •• <d ~rice colilrol ,., "" T-•Ppolnlees. al_lll!aijly lorLa~· _ will acceptm_ .. eui EMftleM ·Bub Ls returning lo the depertmenl
1'l>e lliglit bePJ1 esd 1 1111@ w1"J This is the emblem chosen by rotary under Ezra Taft Benson In ihe W~ qaly a ~ fi&* 1#:.n he servtd-as an asailtant
O'anstoa offered Jt In a 1orm incIWllng the crew of A~llo 16 for their erixlwer administration while Hardift ·
Five Harbor Area residents were m. motion pictures and thuter entertainel.S-u~omlng miJs1on to the moon. accepted a top job with RaJJton.~
dieted by the Orange counly Grand Jury ' That proposal was adopted 6-40 but l is dominated by an eagl, O>. . ·,
Wednesday in connection with • the Republicans succeeded 'in geWng lt .perched atop a ~d, w~ite and The Senate vote followed a bitter fight
reconsidered and f~ly reject~ 44-42. It biue shield super1~pos¥ on a which revived the farm vote as a~
dllcovery Nov. 17 of a one tbn cache of .w~ rldli:Wid as exempting J>V~fi lunar scene which is surround· tial rqajor factor In the 1972 presidential
marijuana In th~ Rtve11kle Coun'ty-for lop}IM daocWs and ~ws Vegas. ed by a blue cii~le of stars. 1 electiOn.
destrt. , ~ton , dropPed the movies and Across the face ot the sliield is. Some Democrat.a charged Butz woul<t
lnvestig11.tor1 Aid the esUmatea .. ft e _ iners Ind u-.inlrodue!d hil proo a gold symbol of flight out.. favor corporate agri-business interes~
:rr.lllion street a.alt value of tht . ·grpJ JM*I \vednelday. lined in ,blue. .,. .. over family farriiers and show litUe S)'lllt
made It the laratst mari~ hllutever · -ne lil.slsted that a very serious lasue of pathy for programs to feed the hungry. •
by ~ge County invesU,itorl. Ttie u-. ~Ible "economic censorship" pas ill-' Butz responded with pledges of actioft
rettta ,,.,. made by 'the .... 11--orgaaized' volved, •nd emphasized there .... such Supenn' te~dent· 1 to help 1mprov• •ass'"' com and wheat 01p1e County NarcoUcs EnfofCtJilent an exemption for the communicaUons ~ prices which liave produced escalating
Task Force. -' media bi World War II and the Korean unhappiness In some farm areas. In a
Superior Court. Judge Byron K. conlllct. At S J '1 • ' personal round of lobbying with un-
McMlllan set bail of $100,000 each for the It Is up to the House whether to accept . 8ll 08n111 h committed senators, Butz promised to
defendants pending their arraignment this Senate provision. '"1'~ 11work vigorously to preserve the family
before him later today. ' T R · fanning system;" and gave assurances of
Under arrest ind charged l'ilh mii!ltpto "(( "(( "{(. 0 etire in -'73 support for anti-hunger programs. sate~. of marljµana and po.,ess.lou .. of E p ~ In closing Sel)ate debate, Sen. Robert
maniuana are :. ._ >. ,. ; COnom,; QUID..., Ralph Gales, su-~-" lendent ·of ·~~--Dole (R-Kan.), said: "I believe that net Leo G PboeDlx 21 2130 Co Un---' ~,:_-a ..-'!• """.;;MU.t farm income lo lfJZ'~ WW improve
-• ~ • 1 n ""'~ -':t ...--Jo!qain' Elemental'}' School District for measurably. This ts Prealdebt Nixon's A~~' =Ima, '5, UIM~rtte '~Bill H:ts 'cf · g'-:-the put 27 years, announced It!. retire-·goal. If ls elso J!j-. Bub' objective.
Ave., Corona del Mar. •; ~~ , ., .::llW ment Wednesday. .. Democrat!: continued in \be final
-Jean Bluw•, 30, 'of tJlf W. J0111D . The ~admlniatrator mlae his a~ dfoe.'!8,tehadolo _;edharaeanlthathnt B.,ull'for•ppofalnrmelmenra.t 51,, COila Mesa. -• WASHINGTON (;w;; -'!be House •II!. 4Uljns " ""1 h
"l , ,. ......, 21/'r~lt, Bant!qeomm1i.-!ltclWfo4"' ~eTlu.teb.I " 1t~ t' ~.'I craThe1®.1'.,T"', In&~!~ lb at IJemo. Newport Beach. • • · ·second time to approve a bill to exteno tt!irb P1aJin1 ...,... ...... -...
-Jame1 L. McDoaaed'l ~1 of 1S82 through April 30, 1973, President Nixon's Gate& aid be has one )'W' to go on h11 ~mg a possible DemoeraUc
Baker St., sta Mesai ''"· · power to control the ep>nomy.1 , contract and will not renecotl6te wbendt' caw.~ ~e..._in ,1972, Sen. qeorge
lll!ii!l!l But a compromise was repoijld in the runs out in JUne of 1'13 Mc.IGOvtm (M.u.j, saJd Bqti a~
F. Bonnet, of RJ1ersr ·-~ ...c; ... ~ f offlrw. , . . . Jle urged the board to beam Jookina: for poinbmat .wa1 bad ~s 'for all f~. If
The huge c3che discovered in Riverside Th~ committee voted 18 to 15 against a JUttessor who could begin u aS!OCilte · • :
was IO<tnd when a law enforcement of-sending the measure lo ·the House Door, Sllperlnlendent next July and sttp Into Sunday. Da'nces Out .,
, flctr wondeted why the ground sounded ! with lour members voting "present". the superintendent's poslUon when ·he • '
so hollow where-Jie ·was -walking. 1 The co~tiee . deadlocked 18 to 18 retires. SALT LAKE CITY (AP) -Dancing Id '
Investigation disclosed an underground Wednesd.ay m falling to agree on a bill. The school district is involved. in a the streets on Sunday -or any public
vault containing a ton of weed . The Senate approved a control bill unification election In June which, U 1p-place-has iqp,g been illegal In Salt LU~:
· The live~"Rarbor ~i tnfn' had been Wednesday as to 4 despite some mj.sglv· proved., wou1d dissolve tbe San Joaquin County, and county father& now hav,:
previously amsttd on charges. that they ' ingi of Jx>th Democrats Ind RepUbllcans. District. But In case it falls the district banned Sundaf dancing even ln prtva~ ·
sold 300 pounds of marijuana to un. Following today's vote, the House com-will have to be prepared, Gates said. dubs. ·
dercover agents. _ mittee began workln1 on a ·compromise The board approved Gates' recom-'lbe COUftty commission Wednesday
EsUmate of the value of ihe haul rang· measure that committee inembers hoped mendaUon and authOrlzed recruiUng to added private clubs to the no-Sabbath ,
ed from $1001000, for bulk.fonn in-Mexico would break the ·de1dlock:. bea:in. dancinf Jaw. •
to $200,000·delivered tn.the u.~. and over 1----,--,-,-~,--,-----'--------:-------...:.---------.--
$1 million U broken · down tb one ounce '
J>.1Cketa for skeet sales. · ·
'Ibe arrests, more than two weeks ago,
climaxe4 a· two:mpnth )nvestigaUon in·
voiving tive law aiencles.
Newport Beach police initiated the
probe which later h1volved state Bureau
of Narcotics agent.s, Orange and River-
side County Jberiff'•. deputies anct JUver·,
side clly potli:o: · · • • ..
and compeUng for its prir.es should COil-'
ttct operators of the aMual decorating
contest in their own communities. From Page I
DetaUs can be obtained by phoning
Tom McCann;publlc service manager for
the DAILY PILOT, at MM32f' or 54().
HARTELIUS ... -12IO.
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physician called on to ~crlbe drugs.
Irvin-said the code is voluntarily
s£rengt~n~ by physicians to the point
that they insist or should insist on a
phjsjcal io:aminatlon Of the person re-·
questistg narcotics. • r
• Kurlllch's alle11tlons came on theiheels
of testimony by Irvin that Dr. ,Htirfellus,.
SO, trho now lives on !lander Street In lbe
J Lake Fortst section of El Toro, shdwed a ·
'deficiency of 361 ct of DemerOl·.Wharrhts ·
boob \tere cheeked by lrvln in late: 19sa
during a visit to Hartelius' office IA,
Corona del Mjar1 ; · · ·
Irvin said Harteliui reported t'he thelt
of ten ·30 ct vials of Demerol from his of·
fice to Newport Beach Police in July of
that year. It wu ,tbe second such
reported theft of narcotics by the pbysl·
clan, Irvin said.
Hartellus today faces cbara:es of Un-'
professional conduct and moral turpitude
stemming from his relationship with Mrs.
Vaughn and the drugs allegedly injected
Into his shapely blonde paramour and the
attractive Mrs. Wanda Melendrez of
Costa Mesa. •
Mrs. Melendrez died In 1989 as the
result of what w1s asserted to be a
missive overd05e of drugs, Her family
has sued Hartellus in Orange County
Superior Court for $500,000.
Hart.elius has "been cleaml In three
Superior court trials of anon, fraud and
brjbery charges contained in grand jury
indletmtnU. Most of the evidence:
presented at the current hearing was
barred from those trials.
Kurillch sald Mrs. Vaughn tricked lh<i fl,,. pbyoclana Into 111Dt>lylng lht Demerol
the need!d !o 111itaiii Im-habll. He ,.Id •he got a llJ'le quant)t1 or Ille dnig on ,
one 9<Qslon bf paying an accompllet Ill
lo set Into ""' and c;onvlnce the v!stt~ ilodfor llllt he wu a 11aperaitlf ill man.
other pbysicboa allegidly lb\ldo the
Demerol avallel>I• to her after ah< told
them on 'tht ttlephone of nonexlitenl
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relative& who were dying frorr.i: cancer
and who despertlelY iieeded riJiel from the ir pain.· L ..
On another occasion, It was alleged,
She _posed..f,s a piurse at t}Je Cottntry Club
Convalescent Honie and called 111 Costa
Mesa' ~alesctnt hoSp'.ltaJ to tell them
that liet'1t/pply oibemerol bad run out.
· Thi hblpltaf olficialuUe&e!llY n ve her
lO cc ol tfle,narcolicJ. J •
. II is alle1ted Ibit Mr1. Vau&~h ·o~lalned
the n'afcotics necessary to feta 6er habit
because''Dr:-llartelius, the 8Ssirted p~
Vlder of ;tier ·regular supply, had been
barred' from administering narcotics and
was under investigation by the State
Board of Narcotics Enforcement.
It ls understood that he Is barred from
dispensing narcotics pending the oulcome
Of the present hearing.
.Mrs. V1u1hn pleaded guilty to the
narcotics charges shortly afler her ar-
rest. She was committed to the California
rehabilitation center at Narco as a
narcotics addict.
Her incarceration Interrupted a love af-
fair witb Dr. ijartellus thal began in 1967
whe~· the silver·haired physician visited
her husband for injuries suffered in an
auto accident.
Ray Vaughn later ten his wile and
three children and Hartelius moved into
the Wilson Street home to begin a rel•
tlonsblp that t..tlmony bu alleged In-
cluded the frequenl drugging and:beatlng
of Mr1. Vaughn.
Grenade Kills · ll I '., .. ~ ' '
SAIGON (~Pl .:.._ Ele..,, Vl~~
Clvlllin1 wtre killed and 37 were ttounded.
-Wednesday nliht by a letrcrist's grenade
. tos~ In~ a crowd ~atchirlg an outdoor
ino•le In a 'hamlet 3S mlles northirest'of
Saigon, millt.iry 1pokeS'mtn reported:
They ".l>Jd It WH the work of Viet Cooi
terrorliLI.
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INTERIOR DESIGNERS Opet ~· Tltws. l 1'rt. h11o COSTA MESA , CALIF.
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I ... ·' Siie'• Wpteht,.,. Progress
The Statue ol Uber!y frames the world's tallest building -the twin·
towered World Trode•Center. One .hundred and ten stories (1 ,350
)· feet) high, 'tlfe~wers are part of a $700 million complex of buildings
~ in lower Manbattan. Although ;botb towers have. been "topped out,"
completion is '!ii more than two Y.•ars away.
•W~s~inster Mayor Rips
Beach Over · College Move
Weablllnster Ua1pr Dere1' Mc\Vhlnney
todiy crltlclied the ' CitY of HunUn'1on
!li1ach for ealerJna.a joint venture with
llio Coait community College Dlalrlct
""'' wUJ hnpose I tax levy on property owners in sb: cities. •
Re said he wW ask his fellow
Westminster counclllnen at their Dec. 14
moeUng to dlrt<t the' city attorney to
-an ln/U!ICllon thal would prohibit the .-ument, • I
••1 ulint -lt llilfil/' Mcwblnne)' Aid
lla!Iy. ''TheJ'le ....... ~ In the I
Jobn'.ii.1vucox.-. ot sa.1a Ana Is~ !odaJ-111 .-lio-
doesn't ha tbe -Jllti )It had • ,
Wedneoday. •
Wilcox, aervln( ~ In Oranfe Coun\JI Jail lor burglary, WU
111tgiied to tht sherlfr I parking lol
tw car"wuhtni.
lie cleclckd to talot-a.rldo In an ~ lnvatiplon' -· Five hOan later he -bad< In Jill 1llllr police loond ~ bkllnc at a
trilod'• -hi ~Seta Au. ,,...,_"""'"'""'
~aw. I will ·encourage' l, councilmen to
file suit to stbp it."
'lbe mayor's attack was aimed at the
decision of the-Huntington Beach council
to fonn a special assessment district
with the college district to finance
$935,000 wortP., of new facilities at Golden west College.
The district w:ould be formed Ul\der a
Iiw called the 19U Act which permits the
elty In 1'hlcll a college Ls located to
«rtlblillh such IR assessment district.
Opponenls of the j>rocedure bave
polnled out that the tax would be Imposed
oo all property within the college di.strict,
Whldl takes In Huntington BeaCh, .I'
W-, Seal Beach. Fountain
Vlllley, Colla Mesa and Newport Beach.
Coillfe dlatrld olf!ciaia have estintated
IM!t• J.<:eot tax lncreue would be re-
qulrid ID redeem the five-year bonds that
"'"'Id be sold to pay for the college Im-
pro•e1neata. '
A pion to form a siinllar district to
finance new facllllles a~ Orange Coast
Coll<ge •• nje<ted by the Colla Mesa
cOundl alter Newport Beach had gooe on
nocord aglinll It.
Mcll'blnney called the proposal "tax·
atkm wtthout representation:"
"Tbo people In Newport Beach and
COiia Mesa are p;,. to be taxed, but
how ar< they expected to benelit from
the now facUIU..7" the mayor asl<ed.
A larp portion ol the money' 'IUll!cl p
(See CO!LEG!, Pase I)
ORANGE COl,INTY, CALIFOR!'llA THURSOAY, DECEMIER 2, ·197f JEN~
AmerlelD list .,. Ille Seal Beach Space
Syatems !>Msloo, Aultlnetlcs, Flncor
Division and MJcroelectroolc ,Company
Electronics Group, all In Anaheim.
Al!o loclod<!i! Ls Nortli.;\merlcan's-va·
cant 121.5 million tlggurat In Laguna
!figuel.
Here are HWbaw's Uip commercial
properties, toge~ With ,bis figures on
their market value.
l. Disneyland, Anal)etm, $78 million.
%. The City Cenlr<, Orange, l'5 million.
3. South Coast Plaza and Town Center,
Colla Meu, fll million. •
4. Faahlon ·bland, N~llaclr, $11
mUJlon.
5. Newport cemer, 11ewpor1.-. m -6. H~ Center, Huoth1ton
Beach. !II mllllon.
7. Dl.sne!>land llolel, Aybotm, 118
m!!!ion.
I. Butna Park Centar, Buena Park, d$
mllllon. -
I. Fashion Square, La Habra, $20
million.
10. Knott'• lier?)' Farm, -Part, flt mUJlon. •
lillllhaw's ten most vlluable lndultrlal
~:
1. North American RnclnreII, f152
mWlon.
2. McDonnell llou&lu Corp., llJlo.
tlngtoo Beoch, "' mllllon.
• 3. Hughes Aircraft Co., Newport Beach ant Fullerton, • mllllon. .
.4. Hunt-Weaon Food Inc., Fullerton, flOmllllon.
I. Philoo-Ford Atronulronlc· DlvillaO.
Newport BeaCb, "8 mllllon.
I. Beckman. ~ Inc.~
Fullerlbn, -~
7. Kroft Foods and Humko ~
Bue11& )'ark, 4lvlim of N~ Dllrt
Corp., .. million. . •
L Collins Hadlo, Co., Newport 11eacP,
f3I mBl!oo. ,
9-.J. C, Peruiey Co., rqional o(lfces anc(
warehouse, Buena Part. (h01 ~ i9'
eluded), f3S mllllon. •
10. Kimberly-Clark Corp., -.... Orange, $31.millloru : •
..
Huntington Rai.ses Held Up by Nixon's Freeze •
Pay ralses averaging more than 11 per-
ctnt for 49 top Huntington Beaeb city ·
employes have been found legally in
order by City Attorney Don Bonfa.
Payment of the bulk of. the lncttaSes,
granted in an agreement signed by the ci-
ty council and the .Management
Employe1 Organization (MEO) I n
September, bad been held up because of
the presidential wage freeze.
• But after phase I of the freeze ended
Nov. lf the MEO asked Bonfa for an opi-
Trio Threaten . .
Bomb, Hit Bank . '
·For $·15~000 ·.
'Tbrie p ..... ... al -
lhreateolog bank employos and
..-..... ..uii an alleged bom1> IOI
nay with an estlmatiid f15,llOO• Wed-
nesday afternoon from the 5oathem
Cali(ornla Natlonll Bank branch, 23521
Paseo de Vllencia In Laguna Hills.
Sherlfrs deputies !&d the trio eacaped
in a late model sedan which had been
stolen earlier in Huntington Beach.
Two of th~ bandits held about 10 bank
employes and customers ·at bay while the
third mtde the rooncLs of the tellers'
cages collecllng money in a laundry bag.
There was no shooting and no one was
Injured, depu~es rtported.
The 1icense number of the getaway car
was noted by a witness but the aberiff'a
office aaid today that no trace of the
vehicle ha! been found. Sheriffs in-
'Ve.Stigators said the three munasbd men
were dressed in'jeans and sweaters when
they. entered the bank at about f:30 p.m.
and were each brandiahing handguns.
One of the bandits carried what appeared
to be a bomb, sheriff's Capt. James
Broadbelt said.
He explained the "bomb" consisted of
Utree long red cylinders 1-. which may
have been dynamite -wiapped with
wire and connected to what appeared to
be a detonating devl~. .
Tbe bandits did not threaten the
customers, he said, but were curt aod
very businesslike.
"Tboy left the Impressioo that they
weer there for ...,.thing othor than a
deposit," Broadbelt si.ld. ' · ·
Bank employes were ordered by Jn.
vestlgaton not to release iny in-
formation or tall: about the robbery.
11we were all IClred lo death,'' aaid
Margaret Collins, acting bank manager,
"bul nobody panicked. Everyone WIS
very calm."
nion on ?"hether the tn~eaaes -which
range fro'm foor percent -to 11 percent a
year -could be paid.
The city attorney niled that the Jn.
creases could be paid and backdated to
Nov. 15. ,
In the agreement, aome employes got
h!kes of $200 a month and more. All told.
the raises will coat the dty '73,llOO this
year, according to Finance Director Ben
Arguello. . Most of the larger ,lncreues ...,.. for
Qodgers Get
Fr. Rob.i-,ison F-Wlrelie* 'Ill! "'" --.. . ql\liod -*' ~ .. ~ ....,._ ltunlbeBallldlore.,,_._ mllWlllll>Od_llal....,
.. An. Ii Ille ru.co ~
~ wttlr Jtol,i.m,, tht *•
QUlred pltdlor . Pete lllcbori """'
tile. orlolet In --for four young .plaim.
In,tlie Allen deal with the Wblte
Sox, Ille Dodl<n acq-veteran
pitcher 'l'ommy John and a young
Infielder.
(See story, Page 33)
Work Scheduled
To Start Feb. I
On ~ntral Park
COnStructlon work on Hun•tln:gtoa
Beaclt's Central Park b slated to begin
P'eb. 1, Tom Severns, city development
coordinator, said today.
Estimated cost of construction oo the
207-acre site is $2.4 million. Ttie figure in-
cludes site W1X'k, utilities, stonn drains,
irrigation and sewers, Severns said.
Two federal ·grants have been obtained
to offset the cost of acquisition and
developmenl One, of . fl.9 million, paid
for the purchase of 111 acres and the
other, of $117,867 wlll pay for develop-
ment of 144 acres.
The park site Ls bounded by Gothard
Street, Talbert· Avenue, Edwards street
and Sl•.ter Avenue.
CUttently ·the part Ille contains two
lakea, Bm1ttnaton -and Tllbert. When
development II complete; the pork 1rill
also have the '3 mlilion CenttaJ Ubrary
and CUJturL ·~ter u well u the police
pistol and rlDe rqes wblch will liellpen
to the public.
-.
management employes 1n1 the recrtaucin
and parks deporlmenL
The incr<aaes ..... 'bued Oft I llllf.
conducted survey of 10 Sou t be r n
Callfomia ciU.. wUh populations cloee to Iba! of Huntington Beach. Tbo IRlrvey
fouild tbal the -test deficienciea In
salariea -In com~ with other
ciUea -were In the parks department.
For example, the 8l1ar1es of recruUon
ouperviaon ware locreued fnlm fl,Oll a
month to fl,S7J.. Tbo recratloo and. parks
.
director's~"" IiJUd from '1,'ltr tO . ' $2,007 a month.
No.....,.,,,..! ...,p1aye ...ivid *'
· than a four percent hLke, even thoulh tht
survey found that ouch an -w11
not merited. City councllmen and MEO
ofnclal.s bave uplalned that this lltuatlon
aroae lie<aUH the two bndJes lltplld &ft
agreement for a holdlol -foor per<eot raise In Jaly until the lllml'
(See llAIBBll, Pap I) .
COin.promise Seen
Eco,Wmy JJill R~jected .
' . , -By Ho~ Banki~g ·llnit
' • l
WAB81116roN (IJPI) -ftt,... antII July I u -..... .
BIDk!o(OOmm!ttoete!Uoei1ildll)'b-111e It iJao -.......... -
.......i t1me to -.11111111o--·to--~ -throuib Al'rit IO, 1'11, l'lwldoot N!Dm's due bot nol anoftd= ".:: 1Mq,
power to ...,trol tht -Y· · wage ,,..,,. that lllarted Aus. 15 -pro.
But a compromise was rtporled Jn the 9ided the r11.se1 .,., not •~--•!•
offing. ' " inconalatent" w J t b tbe P.Y &:;d.-
The commlttee voted 'IS lo 15 ag..;.i gUldeline. '
sending the measure to the HouSe floor,
with four members vOttna 11pri1ent''.'
The collll!llttee dead!Ocked 18 to 11
Wedneaday In falling io -on a bW.
The Senate 1pproved a· dmtrol bW
Wednelday 85 to f deqtte IOllle ml.sgiv·
lngs of both Democrab and Republicans.
Followinl today's -· Ille llou8e com-mittee bepn woning on a comprouilie
meallUl'e that committee members boPecf
would break Ille deadloclc.
The compromlie, 8-red by Rep.
'Jbomu,L, Albley (~),WU llmllar
·to tht Senate bill and Wll CODlidorecf
mono ae«ptable to the admlriistratlon
than the committee's origlhal Venion.
The committee'1 original bill chntalned
mandatory controls on, interest rates,
which Nixon opposed.
The leaders feared that failure to break
a committee deadloclc oo the Phase II
control issue could impair public con-
fidence and -• matter cl Import lJlainly
to the members -keep Congress In
session through Christmas.
During-the Senate debate Wednesday
night, Sen. Barry M. Goldwater (1\-
Artz.), !&d he bid a "atrabge and uaiy
feeling" the controls 1"lUld be on for ihO
rest of hls life. "I pray to God I am
WJ'9DB," .q0Idwater said. '
· Al Plll«fby, Ibo Senate, the bW car-
ried a nmnber of, prorulolll ooq reha>-
tantly appivved by the Wiun. llou8e.
~ them, U 1"lUld give pemment worters. and aervlcomen a 5.5 perc.ot
PIY raise .. JR11-I -11 a.coll ol about
'2 bllllon a year -lnlleod of deloylni .ti
• • North American ·
Makes Agreement
With Space Union
LOS ANGEJ,ES (AP) -Nor!b
AmerlCID RocbeII Corp., one ()f the ,_;
Ucn's largest aerospece firmr, reeabed •
tentative agreement Wednaday on·a·-' . co-ct wifl> . the United A.rt. and
Aerospae11 Workers Union, neaotiatort wd.
l>etalls of the agreement were not an-
nounced pending a ratlllcatlon vote SUD-
day by Ille union memberahlp, but
sources reported thlt the w 1 I e and
fringe benefit pockqe repr....,., an tn,
crease of approximately U percenL
I The federal Pay Boord. oet up by
Prealdent Nbm to ellablllh waao
guldellnea In PbaM D· o1 the 1111-
mintltration't new ecnnontle pdlq, bu
laued ..... celllns ol i.J -t In, crews. This recom"""41d limit bM
already been -by • pnllWi( auto induatry tfAlb aot. ":...
UAW worken . currtntly um ••
average of fj.IO per hour, and !hi
reported raise at North American would
be 51 cents.
Panel Probes Doctors' Roles
Links to Hart.elius Trial Figure Examined
By TOM BARLEY
Of .... ~ '"" lllff LOS ANGELES -Allegations that rive
harbor Area. physicians made narcotics
available to dnig addict Reba 'Vaushn of
Costa M ... -In all but one cue without
even -'111 the supposed ''paUU11 -
are being oamined here today by 1 State
Board o( Medical Examiners ~mlttee.
Trial lawyer Matthew Kurillch told lhe
flve phytlciaos on the board wbo are
mulling charg.. againlll D.'i-Ebbe
Hartellus of Costa Mesa thlt Mn~
Vaughn, 3!, o( 617 W. Wlloon St., tot U0
cc of Demerol from the docton i. iden-
Ufled in a 17-day drug spr .. -~
with her arrest In Dectmher W ~·
Demerol ii a ltl$b· po""" l}ll'COllc
riloly Ulld &I I major lrllllidjlw ilD4
Plln l:lllor. Docton _..__. -i ec ""
-jectlon-IOO cc eqnlll one pinl -lo be a Lab.F-i -of El Taro, lbowod a
nOl'lllll -· defidmey ol Ill cc of -I -bis Kuril!<b,_ aot fonner otale narcouca boob ...,. checked by lnin In late 1111
agent Jimmy lrrin to admll today !hit • durill( •· Y11It to Hariollna' olllce In
not one of the five plly1ldanl atleJodly Corona del· Illar. •
duped )>y Mn. Vaush!i liu ewr been lnin ~ Harlel!Uo.npOrlod the theft · asie<t to expllln his ict!qno to·tbe Sta.te of !en JO oc •iall ol Demm! fn>m 1111 of·
Board of ~idlcol Eumlrien. flee to New,....t lleadl police In Juty of
· Clllfornla's Health ancl Slfety Code , that Y~~_,11, wu the MCOild 1111Ch
ptOhlbll.s the .~pllon of narcoUca to reported .... t of D&rCOilcs by lhe ph1'1·
· anf penon who ii not a potient of Ille clan, lnin saicf. •
phyalcian coiled on to pnoc:rlhe dnlp. ffarte11111 ~-charlea of un-
lrvin uld the codo II vohlntarlly profmloool ' and moral turpitude
a!renlthenecf by pllyslclanl to the point stemming lrvm I ~~ with Mra.
that Ibey Instil or should inlilt "" 1 ' Vaughn l1!d the dn9 aJle(edly Injected ~!col -el the -.... Into hll aluapely bloaole -ud tht ~ -· aUractffe Mll. Wanda MoJeridrs o1 Klq:llidl'a lll<ptlono csmo ""the~ • Colla Mtll.
ol l8tlnu0by lly lr\'ln llllt ~. ~ Mrs. Ma~ died Jn 1111 ~ llio
.. •-11 .... n.mr Slitelll llut ; (luio.lWll'aMi .... J>
l , M...... ,
Cell"""' 1f :·:~~ J ·-= Ci s:• • --.. -.. -::r . .... I 9' -.. -N
---ft
•
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\
By Janitor
--
In Newport
' .
ly ARTHUR R. VINSEL °' .. °'*' ..........
• ee.• View Vnft
Schools Opp~se
Unused Land Ta~
By RliDI NIEDZIELSXJ
Of '" Ol llf """ Stttf
federal aai..1ea holding !ahd won'.i hive
to pay t,bem."
'
,.,..., .... J -. •
HARTElllJS •• ) . l :"1J:' ............ u.erW lo be .. o~'ol dnlgL Her flJ!li\t
h.u aueot, _.., In oranc• eou.11.
SuperiOr Ci>urt lot !!00.000. ~
Hort.tIW,;,.. -~ IA l!l<petlor ~ trlals of ~ frlW
bribery cf)araea contalne'1 In grand j ,
lndictmenls. Most of the evidenQI
presented at the current bearing wal
bamd from,lhoae trials. ~.
A janitor afraio wl. u:ecuUon by two
~ demanding entry at gunpoint to a
. Newport Beach restaurant Oung an eye-
:.earbl( bucket of bleacll at their facea
.-ly'lbdly, ffprJni•·h• had nothing to
Ocean View School Di.strict offlclall are
resolutely opposed to a new law which
would requirf! them to pay property taxes
on three unused school sit.es.
The district currently holds three such,
sites and District Su p_e r Intend en t
Clarence Hall estimates their tax assess-
ment Could be as high as $20,000 a year.
By releasing a site to the state and
then repurchasing it at a later date, the
price could become considerably infiated,
according to Dr. Hall.
M. an example, he cited the Huntington
Harbour site which was acquired in 1982 1
at a cost of $16,500 per acre. "Today, we
would have had to pay $135,000 an acre
for the same thing. This means that in an
eight.year period the land apprlciated by
715 percenL II •
Kur!~ said M(f. :Vaughn tricked ~
five phyacians into ·suPplyirig the Demeri4
she needed to sustaln ber habit. He sald
she got a large quantity of the drug o~
ope occasion by p.1ying an accomplice $lf
to get into bed and convl~ the vlsitinl
doctor \Nit be was a desperately ill maJ\
Other physlclan1 allegedly • made thf
Demerol avaUable to her after she tof4
them Oft the telephone of nonexistef\t
relatives who were dying [rom canctf
and who desperately Deeded relief fro1'
their pain. . l
-· •:' One screamed and the other clubbed
)be victim unconscious, before they Oed
•lllto the pre<lawn darkness.
•' Police credited janitor 'John M~· n~ 21. _with preventing a major saf racking
job at The Hungry 'l'l&er, 353 . Coa!I
l!lllnv~y. ' . -.
"l tb,~car~ was closed at 4:30 a .. , when
'MeMabon wu ·confronted by m~
W of_ • whQqi carried a barrackl bag
1•hlclr!O'Obably c:bntained bilrglary l<iola, 'Ibey llld. • •
. '
"It would be terribly unfair for a poor
achoo! district to ask the tai:payen to
pay that amount of money for land that
i& owned by the state," he said.
Ocean View trustees declared Monday
night that· they are planning to USfi ~lte
ZS, a 15-acre parcel in the Bolla Chica
area, withln a few years. ,
A comparably-sized· parcel in the Hun-
tington Harbour aru, Site 33, will need to
be used within three or four years, ac-
cording to Dr. Hall.
...
State Sewage
'Policy Hit
'
On anOther occasion, it was alleged;
she poeed IS a nurse "t the Coun{ry Clu~
Convaleacent Rome and called a Costa
Mesa coQvalescent hospital 'to tell ,the:ii
that her supply of Demerol had run oul '
The hospital oirtclal.s allegedly gave hef
20 cc of '1ie narcotics. \ •• Officer -Don Chandler, who arr!Y<d ~·later, aafd McMahon was "'t
' briefly but apparenUy otlterwlae
, 'lintnjm ed. · ·
Janitorial crew members Inside the
locked restaurant found 1ttcMahon lying
!utshte the Tea(: door, alerted by the om
..,.p1ng.,,,..• cry of l"'UJ-'
" .,If he got it in the eyes It would reall1
smart, 11 said s,t. Wallace Kerr.
Warm Departtire
The third, 15-acre site, bounded by Ellis
and Talbert Avenues and Gothard Street
and Beach Boulevard, may not be needed
in the near future.
By County ·
It ls all~ged that Mrs. Vaughn obtahwill
U1..i narcotics necessary to feed her habi)
because Dr. Hartelius, the fasserted prt
vlder . of ~ regular supply, had beea
barred from administering nare<itics ani
was under investigation ·by the ~
Board of Narcotics Enforcement. ~
•
President Richard Nixon is bugged by one man while shaking hands
..;, with othets Tuesday as he leaves the hotel where he visited the 50th
· Nafional 4-H Congress in Chicago. N~on presented 'Presidential'
awards to six outstanding 4-H members at the meeting.
"He alung It rlgbt in their kissers," he
added, aying it was .unknown whether
McMabo'h's 1lucket of bleach actually'
splashed his Intended target.
-Officer Chandler said McMahon !old
after rq-Alnlflg conscio'~ of seeing a
car cruiae throuch the dark' parklna: lot
about eight rnlnutes belore he wu ap-
proached.
. Ho noticed Jt. but vehicles frequently
Cut through the lot in the complex of
popular restaurants around ~ ;t fn.
l<oection of Co8'I Hig!iway, Bayside
brive iM the Bayside Vllllge entriTOad.
. Shqrtly after,. boWever, ~e pair ap-Proa<:bed McMahon, .a cz;ew mana&er
,from Jolin~ Cleaning Sqvlce.
2 Valley Streets Slated
For Facelift After Jan. 1
'
~Christnia8 City
·Theme Endorsed
Two streets adjacent to Mile Square
Park in Foll{ltafn Valley are due to get a
faci IHt after the first of January.
under a'ireements approved by the
Orange Collnty -Board of Supervisors and
tbt FoUntain Valley City Council, all
utilities on Euclid Street from Warner
Avenue to MIO feet north of Heil Avenue
will be J>la~ underground. In addition,
that portion of Euclid u well as Warner
Avenue between Euclid and Brookhurst
Street will be improved.
Way,ne Osborne, city Public Works
'!or Huntington =,,i;;.:.i~g ~1:tww11f°:! :fr,.~~
"'Christmas City, 197111, _ that'• the Jt will be shared by the city and county
theme of. t.be annual home and business usigg funds returned to those agencies detoram., cont.t .um iWlll .light up the from 'state taxes on the Southern
bolkfay 9e&!Oft'ln Huntingtort Beach. _ .£1ll!g[J11~ F.dlson Co"!:pan~. , ~e Ann Wall chainnan of the an-Osborne estimated the city s ahare in
IP."!i e.<.t· ~ bJ lbe 'fPlri<O'i · tltat P!1'!~l'l1! be •"•t .,,IJIJC!.•nd the
ijjv11Jo1plf tbr,,,Cllamber of Commerce, county Wiii pay the balance .. ~ ~{ ljllsli'atio 4r tho 0 • e, e'lll' "(9r " sch~
to begih Jin. 3 and Osborne said he ex-
pects It lo take about 30 days.
"As soon as that project la completed,
then we can start with the street lm·
provements," he said.
The street project, planned by the
county and · city. will be paid for com-
pletely by the county. Osborne said the
cost of the street project, which includes
improved drainage and resurfacing, will
be about $250,000.
French Importer
Recalls Cheese
W~ih, .B,acteria •• • ' •<f ·~· -r ' • • '
Dr. Hall believes trustees should
seriously consider turning the Huntington
Harbour site and the third site back to
the state in order to avoid the tu:es.
"If we can't get thls legi!latipn revers-
ed it' would seem likt an illegitimate re-
quest to take $20,000 a year out of the
budget for the tax," he said. "I would be
in favor of turning them over and then
seek additional state monles for new
sites."
Although construction of the second
Huntington Harbour school is still In the
future, the superintendent explained that
overcrowded conditions already e1ist at
Harbor View School.
"We bave portables out there now and
w~ wilJ de.finitely need a second school in
that area," he said.
"ni1s law is really unfair because the
tax payments are not required of other
tu-supported Jmtltutiots, only t h e
schools," the superintendent charged.
"All the cities, county government and
f'rom Page 1
RAISES .•.
Orange County SanllaUon District of-
ficials today continued their fight against
proposed new state policies on the
discharge of sewage lnto the ocean by
presenting an alternative they say would
save the county $50 million.
The presentation was given by Fred
Harper, general ,manager of the county
district, at a hearing on the proposed new
policies in San Diego. The hearing was
conducted by the state Water Resources
Control Board.
Essentially, the new state regulations
would prohibit the discharge of Industrial
toxic materials and organic solid wastes
into the ocean.
Harper told the state board this morn-
ing that the regulaUons would require
the county to make a capital outlay of
$65 million fo requipment with an addl·
Uonal aruiual operating cost of $2.5 mil·
lion.
Harper submitted a proposal that
wou1d imprQve ocean discharges, but
with the county's investment amounting
to only $15 million with increased aMuaJ
operating costs of only $600,000.
The difference in the two proposals lies
with the county suggestion that would
place a greater bu·rden on industrial
was completed. plants to prevent the discharge of to1ic
Bonfa, who also received • raise as a materials into sewer lines.
result of the negotiations between the County officials also have argued that
MEO and council although as an elected no research bas shown lbat the marine
It Ls understood that he is barred froi;o,
dispensing narcotics pending the outcomt:
of the present bearing. •:
MMJ., Vaughn pleaded guilty to thf
narcotics charges shortly after-))er ~
rest. Sbe was committed to~the ~ornlp·
rehabilitation cen~ It Naret '· as a
narcotics addict. ·"'i·~ -~ .. .,. ~. t
Her incarc.eration Interrupted a Jove a(.
fair with Dr. Hartelius that began~ Illa
when the silver-ba-..i J>ll1slciali ytsltell
her husband !or illi\ltiell 1111!~ 1P all auto accident. r • • •
Ray Vaughn later' left 1llJ wife ani
three children and HuWWs moved ~ft
the Wilson Street horn~ to begin 1 rel•
Uonsblp that testimony h.u alleged IJ\.
eluded the frequent drugging and bealiPJ
of Mr:i. Vaughn. , ,
Irvin today described H a r-t e 11 u ..,,.
purchase of 1,800 cc of Demerol ln ont
year as "exorbitant." ' l
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was ill today ang unable to amplify his on the discharge of the wast.es into the. WASHINGTON (AP)-'lbeAtomicEt-
opinion. , eoean. ~ er11-Commi&!ioo-«dered •· teruporafr
Deputy City Attorney Williain Mevis, suspension Wednesday of construction of who helped Bonfa research the oplnlon,
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explained that the opinion was based ~ ~wer transmission line 1=
largely on ruies and ~egulatlons on pay .ilnyon:~ ilUan\i in •
an Policy In the Federal Register: 11 pOl:Ountf._f,. ~ -J 1'1
cheeses Ls recalliilg 4-and 8-ounce Mevis pid that main g.rourx: on which Bift the AEC said the Piciflc Gas and Personnel Post Residents may register by calling the
Ownber of Commerce office at ISU661
or Mn. Wall at IS2-401I. RegbtraUon '!l'id.l !
c10.. nee. •s: Jodain&.ll'.ill 1>e10• ;Decr,:11~ ,~,.., H tin' ......,.
and16. ~-··· ?!:::-?• '"~ r . '.1_¥ un gauu
they were valid was that the agreement Electric Co. could continue work on the
packages of both types &tter discovering Was signed in September with the hikes Nobody will be asked to husb at Hun-major portion of the nuclear plant's two
lh'y conlaiQ ,barmlul ,b~ci;rla. Jo be effective Sept. I. tlngton Beacl\'r Main Library Friday units, includinc ... i and tile first
Wlnnoraol'tlie aYee)>l!Ua Awal'd'lDCI '·:~: . .
7'he FDA aald Wednesday 143 persons He said that the city attorneys made night, when everybody gathers around transmission !Mtf_;jl~ '
art"-reporteA to have fallen ill as a result no ruling on whether the raises were the wassail bowl for convivial good cheer. The company had said It planned no ~~1m «>i:"'f.~~~~o:i.,,: . ·schools V.acant
Smiles" contest. which. promOte& VUli' ' ~
retroactive to Sept. 1, but commented The facility will close early, at 5i p.m.1 further construction on the second line
of eating the French cheeses. Three were that In light of President N!Xon's recent to prepare for a 7:30 p.m. Christmas until July 1.
hospltaliz.ed. · · withdrawal of his objection to retroactive Wassail Party sponsored by the Friends The $1Spe.nsion was ordered pendiJ11 decora~iCP-in all Orange COast cities. ' JJ;he Huntington Beach Union High
JudgizC1 that ~ "111 be ori Dki : ~I District is looking fo~ sorneone to
The agency announced Friday Le provisions it probably would now be in of the Library. completion of an AEC environmental int·
Roitelet camembert was being recalled order for the city to pay the increases The public is invited to attend the pact study, u:pect.ed to take about elglit
20. . _ ~ -·' . . ' s:erve as personnel commissioner.
The ca~es ·ln the city-wide. contest •, .tA•vacancy presently exists on the com·
include t>est Christmas theme, best . mission, created when Commissioner
chlldren'l.ftntuy, belt .relJi&ous diaplay, . Jack D. ·Brown resigned\ m:ently. He
best mobile home 'display. best Jndoor . m_l)ved out of ,t~e school district.
and added.,brie to the recall li!t Wed· l-ba_c_k_t_o_Se...;p:...L_l_. _________ f_es_t1_v1..,;·ty:..,. ___________ m_on~th::•;,,· ----------
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tree or di:tplay aeen from_ Ulle ·street, belt · J 'The new con;tmissloner ·would serve out
outdoor tree, ~ MJCbbOlhood group, the unexpired two.year portion of
Eating the cheeses caused "moderate
to severe gastroenteritis," the FDA said.
Gastroe.nteritis, one of the illnesses com·
monly referred to as food poisoning,
causes nausea and -in extreme cases -
. feyer, diarrhea~ y~miting and stomach
best merchaDU window, arid best e<im· Brown's term. ·
m'erclal, school or·clvic_ di!plaf.' To qualify u a commi&sione.r, a person 'fwp,~ awards will be Riven ln the mwt be a ,voter registered in the Hun-
'lirit loW::.c.!_~g9r)!s,.-'=hpllng _to Mn. : lin&to"Beacb. UDlon Hi&h·Scbool <1i14ict. wan:-~ 9t trop tel are to be 'llle 'thtee· member! con'lm!Sslon makes crimps.• · .• ·
\he FDA said the cheese was shipped
by Anco Cheese Import of Elmsford,
, N.Y.\ to about LOO wholesalers who
d.istr buted it tO •n unkn6wn number of
retailers. The agency said the products
"should be returned to the store where.
awarded. . and administers policies related to the
Winners of the grand prlUS and ~e · district's classified ~sonnel -tbose
sweepstakes a~ will be. given the.1r holding positions not telateC to teaching,
trophies at 1 recognition dinner scheduled counseling or administration.
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for ~: 26. , . . Those interested in being candidates M~ Seitm: of tbe womens dlvtston , should contact Dr. William "Jay" Settle,
planrung c::omnuuii>ner Henry Duk~ and associate district superintc.ndent, at the
building director JJack ~evt1arid.W!ll l;>e district office. The number is 536-9331.
purchased."
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· gynmisium at Golden West and cable. for
. ~mmunlty television: , ,~
M~y said that he »"U not
criticizing the college district-tOO.td ~
much as the Hlfdtlngton Belch counclL1
"Jt doesn't seem right that out city can
Impose a tax on another city," be Hid.
"We have no way of voting them in or out
of office." •
Javits May ; Appoint
. Girr i!S . N~ry . C~det
WASIUNGTP~ (UPI).,.. Sen.•Jacob K.
Javlts (R·N.Y.), 'Who broke, tradition by
, naming ·the, first girl ,pag•, .plans to at·
, tac~ ~ther ~ 11lfongbold ·by ai>-
' P9iJJ~lnf-.a girl to 1 the U.S. Naval
Acadepiy.
. 1Javlta ~aid Wednesday he bas not made
a final 1cholce on who he would appoint
but added that one girl has asked to be
sent to Annapolis and he has "a number
of other female candidates ... in mind."
Areas to ·s ·1 ~ IDI e
They're First to Enter Contest
Six communities along the Orange the list. Alt contestants in the "Smiles"
Coast have agrted to "smile" for jOO,es contest must be sponsored by local
this Christmas season. organizations. Judges touring the
They're first to respond to lhe fn. ''&miles" area from Seal Beach to San
vltatlon of the Orange C6unty Coast Clemente will judge only e n t r I e 1
Aasoclatlon and the DAILY Pll-OT to nominated by local sponsors. ~rtkipate In Ute 1971 edition of the Judges will be selected In the near
tradlUonal "40 Milea: of Christmas futuu by Ctrl Kym.la and C a p
Smiles'' lighting and detoratlng conteat. Blackbum, co-chalnnen or the q>nte!t.
Nominees for prizes in the residential Tentatively, they have been sched'uled to
and cornmttel1l divisions of lhe artawi§I' torir the Orang~ Coast a_rea on their judg-
(!)ntes; wW be ~ot<itd by : ', • ' \ Jbg loumey the night of Doc. IU. •
Huntlngtoh ' Beach Qa(hSer of Com.. Individuals or cornmerci1l 1firms fn.
mm:e (W'.omen'1 Divl lilon), Laguna terestff. In putlclpating lri the cant.est
' Beach Jimlor €bJll1W of ComrQeret, and com peting for Its prlzts sbould ·d:ln-
Cap)strano S.l~h Cham~ of COm· "tact open tors ol the 'lllllual · docotltlng
mer«, Corona de! Mar Chamber of Co~-oontest In tbelr '"'"' communiti& lnm:e, Ne"I'Ort Harbor · Chsmber ol flclaili can be oblalned by phoning
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Where Was the Justie:e
When We Needed Him?
By ARTHUR R. VINSEL
CH IN 0.llY Pl•t Sltff
JUSTICE WIUJAM 0. ,Dougias, where were you at 6 1.m., eight years
ago nen TUeaday. when we really needed you?
Somebody who can stop the military draft, even temporarily, could have
done a lot then for the troops' morale.
They were already caJling us troops, at 6 a.m., eight years ago nes:t
Tuesday.
We weren't even SYt"Om in ~et.
SCRIPTURAL TUTS may differ, but the end of the
world is at 1031 S. Broadway, Los Angeles. The building is
u gray u Sranite and as cold as a first sergeant's heart.
1llrough i\s 1mog-statned portal& has passed an end·
less line of wretched mortals. Those ol us who have gone
before unifonnly recall it was a gray and drizzly day.
Justice Douglas wasn~ there issuln( rultngs.
Joan Baez wasn't there singing protest songs.
IDEALISTIC COLLEGE coeds weren't there lying
down in the doorway. 'lbere was only a wino lying in a
doorway down the block.·
. Nobody, it seemed, was there but Us. And Them.
'Ille plan for the day's activities, it seemed, was for Them to begin the
task of making Us like Them, a miserable proposition for all concerned.
~landing in one's underwear on a cold concrete floor, being exposed to
two kinds of Wthealthy drafts didn 't help especially with a Class 4F beer hang·
over.
• GOING TO HEAVEN might not even be so great under those circum-
stances, but we were going to the other place -Fort Ord. sun, none of us really believed until 4 a.m. the follow-
ing day when we got there that nothing would tum up to
to save us. Asthma? Appendlcitis? Hemorrhoids?
Neither a case or smallpox nor Supreme Court Justice
William 0. Douglas showed up , Uke cavalry coming over
the hill in the nick of Ume.
Only a card-carrying Communist giggling unduly could
have reduced the daf'S body count. The U.S. Armed Forces
InducUon Center has a quota to fill.
They start filling early.
v1Hs11. HOW "CAN YOU TYPE, Troop?" snarled a Spec. 4 who
must have studied under General George S. Patton.
· Realizing, despite my condition, that manning a Smith-Corona standard
would be preferable to a Brpwning automatic rifle, I nodded, assuming the die
was cast for 24 months ' duty.
"Then sta~ typing," he said, shoving a stack of paperwork with tripli·
cate carbon copies at me.
Well, ever since, J've been mad at the system that put Us in the hands
of Them.
JUSnCE ·DOUGLAS' throwing a monkey wrench into the works Wed-
nesday naturally gave me great malicious satisfaction.
One must still, however, sympathize with the potential draftees who now
don't know bow soon they may learn their fate and accordingly plan for their
next two years. The suspension is temporary, and one suspects young Ameri-
cans will be feeling a draft again soon.
There will always be Us. There will. always be Them.
. . AND NEVER the twain shall meet, except at 1031 S. Broadway, where
1t 1s always gray and drizzly.
,:Vargas Exploits· .Tola -
.. 78 Nights, 78 Women
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LOS ANGELES (UPI) -When former
·Orange County bigamist Juan Abel
Vargas Jr. married in 1929 he was mak-
ing 1125 a month.
When he dled 40 years later he left
behind ,1 ,063,165, two ~!1'>lds of wives
ancl children, si:I ~ -and no
will.
•,In the struggle for his estate ln a case
Ing heard in Los Angeles County
perior Court, testimony was elicited
a clerk at the Cloud Motel that
claims of his first wife, Mildred, whom
he married in tnh, and his second,
Josephine of Santa Ana wbom he wed in
1915.
On his first marriage he bred three
children -Elena, 41 ;-Juan m, 40, 3nd
Claire, a9.
His second union produced Juan
Antonio, 25 ; Judith, 24 : Josie. 22, and
Julie, 21.
J{..argas !lpent 71 nights there over his 1ast JuJie took the witness stand earlier in
ln years "with a different giFI every the week.
tfg'bt." "He was very conservative," she said. :·The 5-foot-2, 160-pound importer-ex-''He wouldn 't let us girls put on eye
Jtirter, 64 when he died, loved to dance shadow or fingernail polish or wear short
t01tt his favorite songs were "Autumn dresses. We all had to be at dinner right
l:eaves" and "Love is a Many Splendored on time and he watched our grade cards
th)ng." , very carefully." A clerk at the Cloud
~One of his daughters testified before Motel said Vargas h4s registe red 78
1]14ge Robert KeMy Wednesdaf that the times between 1967 and 1969. signing in
))1t time she met her step-brothers and as Mr. and Mrs. She later acknowl~ed ~sisters was at the funeral. parlor that her first testimony, that he had a
~r her father's fatal acclfien.t. which . different girl each time, might not be ex-'!!d followed yet another n1gbt at the act because she wasn't there every night.
@ud Motel. . ~ Mrs. Vargas No. 1 never appeared at :"'the great issue at point was hOw tbe bearing. No. 2 said she had been told
~gas could keep both wivei satisOed ht was. divorced "ln a litUe town In Mex·
,.at he was, .indeed, living with them. ico" and now feels "like a feather in the
1be Peruvian-born btgamlat t<lld one he breeze, not knoying what l<l do."
.,, to go to the dock te "watch my Juan Antonio said be never realized his
:.rto." The o•.ber tit told"moetlf not to father was a "swinger." "He was always
8-trlm. . tough with us children," he said.
~ffiere has been Cle!Umony that two Judge Kenny took the' case under ad· ~wives may lift in South America visement pending final writ ten
~J so far they are not contesting the -arguments to be submitted by Dec. 13. • .. '• :: ·1 .• •. •• -. .
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Teenaged
Dnnking
SACRAMENTo (AP) -The Senate
refused Wednesday to let Callfomlans
vote next yea..· on lowering the le1al
drinking age to 18.
The proposed oonsUtuUonal amend·
ment to lower the drinking age was
defeated on a 9-14 vote although Its
Senate sponSor, ~n. Divid Roberti (0.
Los Angeles), saia.-it' should be passed
because ''l don 't think we in the
legislature ought to play Ol!trich and p~
tend that 18-year-olds don't drink."
The measure was introduced by
Assemblyman Robert Cline ,lJl-Omoga
PWk).
Sen. Clari Bradley {R-Sn Jose), wu
the only senator to speak agaiMt the bill.
He argued that letting persons between
18 and 21 drink alcoholic beverages would
cause the number of drunken driving af'o
rests and traf!iC deaths to soar.
Sen. Arlen Gregorio CD-San Mateo),
supported the measure, saying a study by
the National Institute of Mental Health
showed 80 percent of San Mateo County 's
residen ts beetween JS and 21 already
drink io defiance of existing law.
Another proposal to lower the age of
majority -except for drinking -is on
Gov. Reagan's desk awaiting action.
Federal law already gives the right to
vote to persons aged 18-21.
Here is the 9 to 14 roll call by which the
Senate defeated the proposed California
Constitution amendment:
Democrats for : Alquist, Beilenson,
Dills, Gregorio, Mills, Petris, Roberti,
Song. Total eight.
RepubUcans Ior : Cologne.
Democrats against : Carrell, KeMick,
Moscone, Rodda , Short, Teele. Total sis:.
Republicans against : Br ad I e y ,
Burg e ner . Cusanovich, Deukmejian.
Marks, Nejedly, Schrade, Stev.ens. Total
eight.
Absent or not voting : Behr (R);
Carpenter (R ); Collier (D); Coombs RJ;
Dymally (DJ; Grunsky (Rl; Harmer
(R); Holmd~h1 (D); Lagomarsino (R );
Marler (R ); Richardson (R); Stiern (D):
Walsh (0): Way (R): Wedworth (D);
Whetmore (R); Zenovich (D). Total 17.
'Little Annie's'
Nuisance ,. Judge
Orders Closure
A bar:iiear TUslln with a coldrful name r-'rn , , 1 -Little Anaie's BannJea1-was ordered
closed as a public nuisance by Superior
Court Judge William Murray Wednesday
concluding lengthy court proceedings
over alleged lewd and indecent activities
at the Tustin nightspot.
The bar. also known as the Tuscan
Room at 14211 Newport Ave. is the thlrd
such establishment in the county to be
abated through civil complaints filed by
District' Attorney Cecil Hicks.
The ~ers, shut down in the past two
years., WJI" J.he Apartmont A-Go-Go on
Westmin!ter Avenue and the Apartment
on South Main Street, both in Santa, Ana.
The latter two we~ operated by Harry
Masselli who also formerly oper1ted
Baby Doll's in Co6ta Mesa.
Deputy District Attorney G e o r g e
McClure called three witnesses Tuesday
in the nonjury tria1.
They were sheriff's deputies Robert
Remp. Wallace Jordan and }{omer
Mitchell who testified as to the conduct
they observed in the topless-bottoml"s
bar.
Defense attorney Robert Laporte
argued' Tuesday for a continuance but
Judge MUfl'ay denied the motion.
Laporte and tbe defendants did oot ap.
pear Wednesday leaving JU°dge Murray to
grant a default judgment which means •
permanent injlUlction will be Lssued clos-
ing the bar .
Under terill!I of the so-called Rat'Ligbt
Abatement Act civil suit, Sheriff James
Musick has been empowered by the Court
order to close the bar and sell the fll~
tures al auction.
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H DAil v I'll.fl' I
Agticulttare flead •
Senate Confirms
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·~Butz on
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):YASl!lNGTON !UPI) -Eatl"L. ·sots
w9n senate1contJrmat.lon today aa~Prtii·
dent Nll:on's new qrlcl41ture·aecretary.
Butz, ~.deaJ1"' ot Purdue· Univer11ty,
Lafayet~. Iii!! . ." wW succeOd Cllitorit M.
Hardin, one of Nixon'112 oilginal Cabinet
appointees. · • .
Butz is refurnlng to Ul8 deparil!Jent
fl11{C• Pe•C . ~ w~ be served , a1 on, ; atslltanl 1 •es:retarr under Ezra .Ta4 B<n!<lQ IQ the
Arthur A. Fletcher, one Of the Eisenhower .adminlstratl.on wblle Hardin
Ni:Ion Administration's hijh, accepted • top job wtth ~~uina
est·ranklng blacks, bu resign' Co. . . , -·. ·
ed from tbe U.S. delegation to The Senate vote foUowed a biller flgbl
the United Natio~s. Fletcher, which revived the fann vote u a' poten-
who had been shifted from Ual major factor in lbe 1972 presidential
Assistant Labor Secretary.-to elecllon.
the u.N. post, ·Will repoi'te'dly Some Democrats· cJjarged Buts would , become executive director of favor corporate' agrl-bustneu .interests
the united Negr· i>CQllege'Fiuid over famUy.fannera and sbow Utlj• IYJD· board. , -' pathy lor, PIOlfamJ. to feOcl.,the lnul«rY., --------~---· But< responded J<ith pledgts or iocllOn to help improve sagging com and wheat
prl~s which have produced escalating
unhapptneu tn aome farm areu. In a
· peraonal round of lobbying •Ith un-
committed aenators, Butz piomlood tt
"work vJgorowily to preserve ttie famUy
fanning syslem," and gave auuranctt ot
support for anti-hqer progrunL
In closln( Senate debate,, sen. Robel&
Dole (R·Kan.), said: ••1 belleve that net
fann income ln 1971 will lmprow
measurably. Th.is ls President Nisoo'I
goal. II ts abo Dr. Bub' objective.
Democrats eonUnued In the rmll
debate to charge that But.a' a~intment
foreshadowed hard times for fa~
The GOP counter-cllar1ed I b a t JJemo.
crats were playtn,g pollUcs. ·
Previewing a possible Democratic
campaign theme in 1m, Seo. Geor11
McGovern (1).5.D.), aald Bub' a~
po.intment was bad news for all farmers,
Working tn his own behalf rlaht up t6
the eve of the vote, Butz also pledged to
work to eradicate hunger -a response to
criUclsm that he had rldicUled such alil
for the needy as the food stamp procram.
Both Parents, 9
Youths Missing
Iµ Fann Blaze
(;haJDber S111aslied . .
Cyclist Rams CofC Offic,es, Chi,ef ·,
HAMMOND. Oni. (UPI) -Two
parents and nine children were missing
and presumed dead today after an early
morning fire gutted their isolated
fannhouse near this Mat community 25
miles ea!t of ottawa. '
Two children survived, including a 12-
year-old boy who walked a ha1f-mile on
burned feet through 10 inches or soow to
arrive at the doorstep of a neighl;lor,
crying, "Help my brother: He's half-dead
in the barn."
A relative and neighbors identified the
victims as Calude Hebert, his wife, and
nine chilliren. Two of the children were
Mrs. Hebert's by a previous marriage.
"By the time we got there, there was
fire pouring from al1 the windows. There
wasn't anything to be done ," said
t.1arinus Degroo~ a neighboring farmer
who was first on the scene.
"There wasn't a sound of any life. Just
the Games. Nobody in there could. hltve
been alive."
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A camp Pendletotl Marine aslride bis
out~f-control motorcycle a m a a b e d
through a heavy glau window of the. San
Clemente Chamber of commerce offices
Tuesdav and knQcked Manaaer Rob<rt EvanJ lcfoss the room. • , ~ •
Both the cyclist and Evans suffered.
minor injuries in the spectacular 12:30
p.m. mishap, police said.
The Impact shattered the large glMS
window, destroyed a typewriter and
made a shambles of the small executive
oflice at the corner of El Camino Real
and El Portal .
The cyclist, Gary Alan Fink, 21, told
police he was accelerating onto El
.Connally Sees Pope
VATICAN CITY (UPI) -Treasury
Secretary John B. Connally called on
Pope Paul VJ at the Vatican today belore
flying home at the end of a conference of
the non-Communist world't 10 wealibiest
11ations. ...
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Camino .with a pasaenger behJnd him on
ihe bike when the fUel syl1em mallun<>
Uoned and senl the cycle speeding out o1
control. ~
The pasaenger, Janet Gtnts, 21, <l 101
E. Marquita, fell from the bib, but -
not burl " The cycle then ~ wildly ...,._
the higbway, hopped the curb and pfowell
through the thick glua.
"I had my back turned, working at.the
desk," Evaos said this morning, 1'wheo.
suddenly • body came flying through
and knocked me across the room.
"We both were awfully lucky we
weren't hurl worse," he sakl.
Evans was treated for inlnor back m.
juries. Fink told l19lice he would s e e k
private treatment tor a poulble broken
nti!e and minor cut. and brulaea. • .
Evans said be had planned to leave for
lunch a few minutes after the freak mishap. • I ' •
"The worst thing, however, wasn't the
broken-.
"The impact made a mesa of mJ.
typewriter ,,it can't be fixed," be said.
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JIU. Studki ~lonltor. It ~ i:rAi:t'f1dly tapel'f'd fonn. 1hrrt·dlmf'n.~ion,I
S?l°lllP. and r ich ollf'd \\'llnut l!l'IC!tll<ur.:t CT'l'll h~ it 11!riking O'nnlf'mp-
ul'llry dcsl11n ... r 11ul1•t r1~11nt.-e. Th ... 11rou~lie "Y"h.l/11 c-on~lsts or •
l:'i" I""' (rcqU('ncy \~1dJ1)1!111«1r and h!gh fl'l:lqur11Q' <'{)lnprcuian , 11ri\~r. Crtncltx pettt'l'n Scul{iturcd Air i:rill•: aval\11bk• in Smo~r,
Rav-::n. Aegean or BllrRUndy.
• ! •'FlVino Uju11 10'1.q: 1101&'re 110'4.no.• "See him? He's my grandfather," he "He has always wanted to go to la-mT11rtrT11ITTTI
Hawaii," his mother said in a teltpbone
interview. "He's a real bright boy But
he'a a chronic runaway."
VALUABLE COUPON VAlJJABlE COUPON
: HOUSTON (UPI) _ s err 1 m 0 n e told lhe stewardess as he entered the
ii..nue1 11 ""J p 1 I et id e Calli. ei-B;ircraft behind an elderly man. But lh!s • • 'w . ', L •"•" ~ ,.:. ,. ' tune the stewardess demanded to see his plllned WedDe...., ~· l>e Sw sa V 1 tickel ~ jetlbihs. 1t has worked ail "It was kind of funny and I started
~· Laughing. so l said, 'Oh, my stomach i· "Ste: her! She'• my ziotber," lhe lad hurtl,' But she called the polk:e and they J\d he told a stewardet\ Monday as he oome and took me away to the jail."
k&rded a Los Angeles·to-Houston D!iht. He was In the custody of Houston lio said he chose the woman, a total Juvenile authorities today.
Mraitger, at random In the airport and The boy, son of Mr. and Mrs. f\.1aurlce
!'jUlt followed her." Manuel, has sneaked aboard jetliners
.. "You ain't no son of mine," he said the taking off from Los Angeles six.times In ~an said. ~ past five months. On four occasklns
.. ••But I to~ the stewardess, 'She always he was di scovered and the aircraft. on 4aJ1 th1t. • • Ole rvnwa.y or in the air, turned back to
: ije 1rrived In Houston without being release him. ~et'ecled. but ran into trouble when he But on the filth lime he said he made It
tried to 1eboard the 1ame.J>lane to New to San Francisco, 1rtd the sllth to
Orleans. 1 , ' ' ,.. ... • Houston.
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Serramone said he-was not reHJy ple,u..
ed with the service on bis flight l<l HOUi-
ton. 1 "I asked for a hamburger. They gave
me a bow1 of stew. I asked for chocolate
milk and ihey gave me water."
Once he 11aid the stewardess asked him
where he was going. •
"I remember hearing Houston men.
liOned, but 1 couldn't remember whit
came after It. so I started to say
'Houston, Colorado,' but then I remember
it was Tuas. The woman next to me 1ald
'I thought you aald you were ¥.'I"' to
Denver.' I leaned ovtr and sakl1 ahhh.' 11
He was asked why be sto.ws away .
.. Flying i.t /un when vo'u'rt ~ouno/'
~• said •
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• ~yQ (UPI) -The P'l"nlQ)enl
ol j'resldent SalvadOrt Allende ilecreOd a
Jtlte of emergency In the c~laJ .pro. vince today, following clashes edne4da1
night between police a · · r) v a I
demoutrtton for and against Allende.
Tbe slate ol emergency and a ban on
lurther-cWMnstralions was impo1td •
hours bel«e CUban Premier Fidel Caslro
wu scbeduled·w give a fa.....U 1peoch
in National stadium after a visit hert of
10 dayr.
• Ninety-six persons ...,. lnjuttd and 12
arrested durtn& and after the demonstr ..
t10111 Wednesday . night. The melee
enipted when jouths ldenWied ., belong·
lng to es.treme leftist groups attacked
UEE'l-S AND SVCll' Ob, here'• a Cl!risUan Democratic women protesling !1.fe birthday · sreetlng to my GjlOd ~grins! university violence and the
......., who upon this dQ' ftached bis scardty ~ consumer goods under the
• ~· 1 • , • All~ govemmenL . 1lf!J wlnter.,Gueu whJt . . (;en. Augusto P,tnochet, bead of the tbtfe In Sacrarnetl\', Ibey 1llll ldll· s.nµago Millier)' D!Jlrlcl, allllOUl1C<d the
the b4ll whlcb woWd Jiave elven you a state oI emergency followlllg a meeting
... t In the Joealailoon so lhortln • ·Uiil moml!!g wllb AUende. The ofder
the ~ of a 14 lo 1 ·~ In the =:.1r,:.i, ~~~ ~~:11/:d i:,~:
halla hf lbe. California Sano\e, enclosed areas. 11 alao prohibited the
estioo of 111-~r-olds drinking
"dlYuli~\1!111 ol ~annilt new1."
Jn a J(redaJm radio · ud tellvltloo
broadcall,. Interior Minltur Jou Toba
said the l;ovenunent wu banninl all
street demonatratlon.s indefinitely. He
described lbe violence Wednerday nJcbt
as part of 0 a seditious plan" to destroy
Chilean democracy:
The -· ~ lo the govenunent of Marxiat President Salvador« Allende,
were joined by hwtdreds of men serving
as escorti. They formed at the Plaza
llalia, about 10 blxks from the presiden-
tial palace, wbea they were attacked by
youths from three erlrem1st groups.
Witnesses idenUDed the aggressors as
members of the RevolutiODArY. Left
Movement, the c:ommunist Ramona Par·
ra Brigade and the Socialist Elmo
Ca1'1ao Brigade. 'l)ie three groupr are
paramilitary in nature and have been ac--
cused of wide-ranging ac.ts of violence
again.st ccinservatjve organizations.
After hurling rocks at the women, the
extremists charged, swinging cJubs and
poles. Outnumbered police _ffred ·te@ra:••
into the crowd and the women , fled,
screaming and choking.
go on the' b&Uot. Thus you have
t+naaYfdfromtheJJqeoolwh!Jkey p k• -lrw • p1~ Attack If the devU In dimoli rum. Leg.U~ ·a IStuUl mnes
lljtway.
~ YOU WERE somebow lookini
I~ lo tippling In the local tavern,
fit1re at least you atill have some con-dfon<er. Alter 'all, you can vote, cfight
.......... ltibmachlbegun leg.Uy, u it
dqlm't Work ind You have the proper
Targe~s Inside India
pPUta. \ . ,,,.,.._ wquld alll1 be oome comfort.In
Ila beady debate whieb kllled lbe teen ~ biU jWlt ·befop lbi aUiU't· soloor •
".<ll'!""IOd from lbelr heavy wort U, lo
Senate 1.Dwlge acrosi~ itreet.
or example, Republlclln Senator Clark
Bradley, San Jose'• auper«>n-
aUve, intoned during debate, "I can't
ve an 18-year~ld can hold hll llquor
like.an adult while driving ••• " ·
t's right, Clark. The way us
bold our liquor while drlvinC is
to copy. I think 11-yur~ldl would
to make a real effort at it in order
toibold their liquor and drive the way we Cit Careening down the freeway with a dtfuJ of booze takes a lot of practltt. ~ can't just do II right away. Our till . .... ts ao higb that the youngslnn would lllPe to work at i1 bard for .everal years
tCatcb1up. • ' . .,. . "
By 'l'\e A110C1ated Pre11
Palrlstal)i planes strafed lbe "'pltel ol
India'• -Trtpura State today, adjaoent to
East Pamtan'a IOU~ border, an Jn.
dlan govmunent spokesman announced
in New Delhi.
The spokesman Aid the lndl.an anny
had been ordered to take immediate
"defen!ive action/' IndicaUng it. would
cross the border. Tbe government uaed
lbe same phrase In connedlon ~Jib the
three pri!Violll advances intd'-Eut
Pakistan which It bu admitted. -
1be Indian apokesman gave this ac>
count:
Five U.S.-supplied F86 Sabre Jeta
bombed 1.bd strafed the city of Aa:artala ,
60 mlla due east of Datta, and Its
airport ror 20 minutes thiJ afternoon.
A number of civilians wue killed or
3 Arab Emirates £-DCIN'T 1ldnl: !lllf tlit comerva· . ·..]1~~n.: ·Became Nation,
=) _, lbjpk lbeii WU • O~ t v '.
.. • -"""" llPllY 111111a ..SeelC u~N. · Se:at· hi n1 blint • ldrrift Its no . • ,-\
........ -1111Jtler. &I he !old ,. •t it waa. Xoecone e1:pl11.ned that a BEffiUT'(AP) -The world Qot a new llJimber of hll famlly'ta an alcohoUc. Arab nation ~ay with territofy the size :On the other band, Senator Albert...S.· • al Australa and about~1so1000 people .. ¥.d• of. S.cramen~, a former college ;, ~ · emiJ'..aleS spread along ·the
P(lol, admitted that be wu ·~tvalent" ,aouthwest side of the Persian Gulf Joined
•·the teen ~ IMue. · tQ become the Union of Arab Emirates. ~da muied after his no vote, "Ma~ Kuwait Radio !11.hf the new naUon·wouJd ~""couple of years, when we have tome .• apply for membership in the Arab ~fence with la.year-old voters, I'll Lague and the United Nations.
c:f!l_nged mylnlnd" ' · )la be ·hat the.pod aenator mean1 ts · 'Jbt members of the new union are Abu hf .Jan ts w to waft lllld -u teenage Dhabi, Dubai, Sharjah, Fujalrah, Ajman
\lllli.n" patterns drive him to drink. ' an~ Umm al Qaiwaln. Along with the ·~maybe be'• worried that once the emirate of. RaI al ~ah, they formed
)'!llnoterl 1et involYed in politics, that ~-h e Trucial Slates . ~hi.ch h a v e been
•1 cJrive them to the boWe British protectorates smce 1892. But ~ay Iha 1uue bu ~ cOrtced for Britain ts quitting lbe Penlan Gull tbi•
rifi,, ' year. -b....r.:. Two other British protectorates In the
,----gulf, Bahrain and Qatar, became 1""
t. f dependent earlier this year.
P l• G • d 'I1le deputy ruler of Sharjah, Shelk
8lOD 0 Ice Ir Sakr, was shot Wednesday night as he
r • , wu leaving hls villa, and got a Oesh for Purse Snatchers wOlllld 1n lbe should~. The swiman r : escaped. ~STON (AP) -&ston police bave Sakr'.s brother, Sheik Khalid, joined the ~l_!ned 13 crulsert and 28 pltrolmen to ' rulers of the other five states today at
~special detail to combat purse snat· the Gomeira palace in Dubai to install ~-Sheik Zaid oi Abu Dhabi as lbe union's
r ·we'r• going to put sneakers on flt_at prea!dtnt, for a five-year term.
"'1e of these younger ofllctr1 IO they Sheik Ruhid of Dubai became vice
"'1 run fast," said Duty ~pl Jo.se.ph M. pre.sJdeni and Rashid 's ~' Shelk
~an. Jordan llld the city's rate of Maktoum, wu 1.amed prime min!ater.
lilndba& ,..tcllea bad beoome. "Cl'itfsal." The rulera yo signed a new frtendJhip
~'"Th.ia Is a partJcullrJy v~ kind of .tre.ati With Britain, re pl a c Jn I the
dime," be -.Jd. 1'Tbe.y Ullllil)' attack p:~rate agreements which esplred
.Merly people and tnoct them-down." Wednadly. .
wounded, Lut antiaircraft gull$ prevented
any damage to lbe airfield.
Agllriala bu been under heavy libelling
Binet 8 p.m. Wednesday, with artillery
1hells splashing. into heavily~· P:!>PUl!ted
areas and in the SUITOufidiilg refugee
camps for Bel:gali.s from ~as:t.l:'aklstan.
The shelllrig has killed four civilians and
wowtded' 7.
The Pakistani army reported two ·new ·
Indian groond attacks, but Pakistani
military sources said the defenders held
or repulsed all assaults.
Prime Minister Indira Gandhi respond·
ed today to 11.S suspension of military
shipments to her government with "t
declarauon that India will follow its own
policy toward Pakistan and w'ill ignore
any Wesiem advice that her government
feels Is ~gainSt India's national interest.
"The limes have passed when any na.-
liO!) sitUDg 3,000 or 4,<m miles aWay
could give orden to lnd.ians on the basis
of ·their·color superiorify to do a!I they
wished," .Mrs. Gandhi told member!! of
ber Conjftss party outside her residence,
i!r>. Gmidlli .did not d1rectly mention
tj!• U.S. decision to cancel $2 million
Worth <tt_ inilltary export ·u.,..... and .to ~ f,! fublrt »=-Butlli{ofiv1ous r~C:tioo lo the U.S. move, she 's&td :-"Tbe
country is not so weak as to be Jfraid of
ariy aid being cut off. Today we Will do
what is best in our national interest and
not what these so-called big nations
would like us to do.
"We value their friendship1 help and
aid, but we ca,nnot forsake the cowttry's
territoriai integrity and sovereignty."
Restore Mail,
N. Viets Urged
PARIS (AP) -U.S. Ambusador
William J. Porter today pressed Viet-
namese Communist authorities to ri!slore
mall from American prisoner" of war to
••nonnal levels."
Entering the 137lh se$Slon or the Viet-
nam peace talks, Porter recalled in a
statement to newsmen that a month ago
he complained that mail ·from prisoners
in North Vietnamese camps bad fallen off
• and added Ulat no 1nall had ~en reeei ved
from 200 Americans miss ing in South
Vietnam.
Porter said today 11lhe Communists
now have had four weeks to consider our
request that prisoner of war 1maU be
restored to normal levels and that the
prisoners be accorded more decent treat-
ment lD Une w1th C:Ommunist. obligations
under the Geneva Convention, Now they
lmo#' thlt the American people are
awaitlne a response to our requut."
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Snow Blankets M~ny Areas
Southwest, Northwest, Great Lakes Feel CoM Snap
llllYilW Df llOAA NA.._ WUTHU SHYllU11 l!H A.M. llT II • I •II
c.ittonal•
At least four women were trampled
escaping the gas fumes and TecelXtd
broken ·Jeg.s, poljce 1aid. -• . ..
The violence 1pread to at least a doleri
.. 1ghhorhQod1 In this capllaf •f three
million persons and raged for more lbaD-'
ali hours. · .
The MIR, .compo!led mosUy of sWdenta.
ts considered the moat radical group in
Chile. It has criUclzed President Allende
as being too "bourgeois" and bu
demanded violent methods to achl~v•
revolutionary changes .
Cambodians
Withdraw,
Face Peril
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SPINET PIANO CONSOU PIANO
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EDITION · N;t. S.e*e
ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA THURSDAY, DECEMIEA. ~. ·197J
I • • A·s·s.es~or .Reveals ~o·p 10 on Hi·s 'H~t Parade';
J • • • . . '
, For1bo0e •.• to ploy ...... wltll
fipra -espec:iauy the tlnd lllal run In-
to . ti. milll<>llf -Oran(• County ~ Anilttw.J. Blnabaw oHera .,me
D1W aumben. r 1
ti• baa rmalal the top ten on ti. list
of·'lnblrlid and'~ propertlea
In ~""'1Jlly ~on !heir marl<elyalue
I\ ...u;nnJlled from BJnabaW'I ~
vllualion. . r . ·
!ncjUded In the commercial propertlea lial at; lour IJ\>orlhe Orange Cout and
en. Iha' lnduslrial.r-Ibero are ftve llnns
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wilh eatihllsbments In lhe coastal am.
Topping Ill COllUllel'<lal and lodw!lrlal
lntereala In lhe county 1.9 North American
Rockwell, Ille uaesaor werts. He lllla"
the firm'• propertiea located fhrouibol&I
lhe county at fW million.
-jwnpo to flll million If COlllna Radio ·eo, o1. Newport Beach 1.9 included.
North Alllerlcan n!Celltiy purcbuad coo-
trolllng -In Colllns, but Collins 1.9 still lilted separately on Htnshaw'1 -Prop(rtl.oa inclUded on lhe North
-llal ll'O the Seal Beach Space
~ Dlvllloo, Autonetla!, Fincor
-and Mlcroeleclronic Company Eleetroolcs G""'P, Ill In Anaheim.
Aleo lndnded 11 N«tb Amerlcon'I va-
caul l3U mlllloo zigurat ln Lapna
Niguel. .
'Here ai'e Hllllbaw'a top commercial
propertiea, t.gether wiU> his flgum OI\
their market value.
I. DisneyllllCI, Anahelni, flt mlllloo.
2. The City Cenlft, Orange, "5 million. ..,.s. Soutb Coast PlUll and Town Ccater.
Costa Idea, $11 mllllon.
4. Fubloo bland, Newport.-. 18
millloA.
5. Newport Ceahr, Newport llacb, m
mlllloo.
I. HllllllolfDo c.nt.r, H 11 n 11 n 1 t o n !leach,·-7. DliileyllllCI Holt!, Anaheim, 18
mllllon.
.. Buena Plrlc CenUr, Buena Park, $15
million.
t. Fubloo Square, La llallra, 1111 million. .
10. Knoll'• Berry Farm, Buena Part.
fll mllllon.
Hinshaw'& ten most valuable indllltrtal
parcels'
1. North American RoctwtD, •m ·
mllllon.
I. McDont!ell Douglu cclrp., HW>-
tington Beach, • milll<>n.
3. Hugllea Aircraft Co., Newport Beach
anl Fullerton, '65 milll<>n.
4. Hunt.Wesson Food Inc., FullertoQ,
$50 million.
5. Pbl!co-Ford Aeromitronic Dlvlalnn,
Newport Beach, fil mJJli>n.
6. Beckmln Inotruman6 1 n e. ,
Fallerton, 139 DlllUon. •
1; Kraft Foods and lfllmllo Pracluctl'
Buena Part, ell-of Nllloall D11rY.
Corp., 1111 milUon. :
I. Collins llacllo Co., Newport -. l3S million. •
9. J. c. Peneey>Co., ref]onat ollfces anl
warebouae, Buena Part (oo atoree i.:
eluded), 115 --10. KJmberly-Clart Corp., FuJkiton ...
Orqe, 131 mlllloo. •
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_Scared Janitor ·S~ ves ~ewport .Cas,h
By ARTllUll R. VINSEL
Of ""' Defir "" .....,
A jl!lltor afrai4 w execution by two
. men demanding enlry at gunpoint to a
Newport Beach ·restaurant Dung an eye-
searlng bucket of bleach at tbelr faces
early today, figuring he hid nothing to ,.... .
One acreamed and lhe olher clubbed
lhe victim WICO!IBCious, before Ibey Oed
into lhe pr&<fawn darkneu.
used behind lhe'bor 'wilii lhe (lOWerful Jn. "The f!nl. thing he thaaPI ol ,...
dulllrial bleach. U-two aervice alallon ,_..... irilo
were murdered," Patrolmln ~ . lnvestiptors said the P,alr -said, relerrlnr to. a ~
McMahon to .ring. !he jlozW, IO malJ>. about 10 c!Jya ago In Upland. ,
teoance men inalde the locked re&laurant · ''He wu reallyi acared." • ·
would admit them. "They dldn' even lel lnslde lhe pllco, ~
McMahon told police lhat aa be was remarked Sgt. Kerr.
turning to face lhe mtn -...-ct.crlp. The blo1 .. lhat felled .....,Im came
lion waa obtained -one wu jllll draw-• from a heavy objecl lhat -1111 lllCt,
lng ~blue ateel revolver. pri>hlbly lhe platol, pollce lheorlJed.
.· • Y BE MAN'S BEST FRllEHO, BUT WHO IS MORE LOVABLE THAN EIYOltt
port ~h, 1 • G....a Old Gooture la R .. 1voc1 In a Dollonalro, but Wot Maio.,
Police credlled janitor John lddl•hoq,
S. With p:.-.emq a major llfeonekbC
job at 'l'be li!Jnlry Tiger, :m E. COU1
l!lgliway.
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l ... 1· I'·~· ' ,... ~ . 'i. :+' • ' ' .; • • ~ . ~'.f'isli, ]list a "Big Sfl~H
' 17 mt!,., :;_..di -f{a1t ll"IY aft!I lht ~ old OIClr Air~~ -~'""iand-jml~ilu:lll)' llOl'lllil fish. ' klsllll '11 biJnc ~ In a ..,., but "It'1 lrue,be'1 rully a -.iff," aid
-. ~ EeJW Ol<i!r, a 1q1111rium owner Ed Comfort.
Hlldent of lhe --•4'!ai!r1Um. Eeyor his been witll lhe sbop since It .But.leliJlnlstsaee(~jl<Oteittbe)Dale -"-' 1 Oj:ellatul As~'IJgtaod t gesti.n _ opeu.:u, ast. January and js almoSt a
ror. u a'kJialni•fiib;,,11'.eY<ir wm. Mktt meipber ~f !he.family.
up !or~ gender lillid, 11.lhe price ol a '1 probably couldn't sell -him il I
li~e 1tttnt»n.• wanted &o,'' sighed Comfort. "Peop1e
Wilh. alight 'rerbalJurg!Q(, Eeyor Will keep lelling me !hey couldn't take him
gtte an undt,rWat.ef.. ~.to any )ud away from ,me. •1
dWl!ng In his lf!\'r1 to.a' faCe llllijlog · C.Omfort says it is unnatural for a llsh
through b1a gl8ss or even to a fict,•c· fo tie .so tymna.stic, but that Eeyor does
taally in the ltater, were anyone ·~ to jt·lo get attenUon and communicate. dtink blJ llce~rfor a1aouy Ida, { "He douo't like the company ·of other J!ut the'~ fish 1.9· more 1ban fish -just J>OOPle," said Comfort. fO!'lMUC-H~ ~· n:tms ba"ckw~. Ee~r had Jittle to say on the matter, ~, bligbt fed, ·ralaes b11 ~donal fin aid chooslbg instead to blow a few air bub-
doea DDerlfultl:'~ but only when tome. bles, pucker up and swim backwards
ooe ia looldng. lrouod. bis tank. •
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~¢stininster Mayor Rips
~eac~ Over College _!\love
)'°..,!minster Mayor Derelc McWhlnney
tQday cri(lci>ed lhe City of Huntingt<ln
~h for entering a joint Venture wUh
t~. Coast' Community College District ·
11*1 wlll Impose a tax levy on property
..... in six cities.
, He ' sakl ,. be. will ask bis fello"
w.tmm..ter ...-men al their Dec. 1' ~ to dlrect·:lhe cl!Y lllomey to
-an injunction ~I wolild pi:obiblt lhe
••e111nent.
'it think it stinks:" McWhtrmey aaid flatlt. "They're ualnl a loopbole In lhe
J-~·I will encoUrapbther CWDCilmeD '9
Qlerault to stop it." • me mayor'a attack was aiJne:d at the
decllion ol lhe Jltmtlngton 8*11 COllllcil
to-ferm a speclal a~ district
w1Q1 lhe college dlstrl/:I to finance
•,ooe worth of ~"' facilities at Golden
Well Colleg~. ' . •
• 'Ille dlstrltt would be formed under a
If" called Uoe ltlSAct which r*mita lhe
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·::..rest Drive
' • John H. WllcoJ, lO, o[ ~ Ana
Is unemployed todaY -11 leaat he
I doesn't hive the lallle job ~ hid
-....clay. . .
"" , Wilcox, terYtng Ume in Orance
Counly Jail !or burglaiY, was
• ~ to the lherlll's f>llklng lot
t•..far car washing.
He decided to take a ride in an ~ anmttktd invtSllpton' vehicle.
Five hours later he WU blet In jail
• -Police fowld him hiding II a friend'• bome IO Soulh 8lntl An•.
'ltlO ear wu rec:ove<td.
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city b:i which a college is located to
establlah such an assessment district.
Oppooenta of the procedure have
point.ed out that the tax would be imposed
on all·property y;jthin the collige di.strict,
which takes in Huntington Beach,
Westminster, Seal Beach, Fountain
Valley, Costa Mesa and Newport Beach.
College dlatricl ottlciala hive .,timated
. that .a 2-cent tu. increase would be re-
quired to redeem the five.year boodS that
would be aold to pay for l!ie college Im·
provements.
A plan to form a similar district to
• finance new f.acllities at Orange Coast
College waa reXCted by the Costa Mesa
council after Newport Beach had gone on
record against it.
McWhinoey <:ailed the proPosaJ "tu·
· aUon :without representation." •
"The people 'in Newport Beach and ·
Cosla Mesa are going to be tued_l>ut
bow are Ibey expected to benefll from
the new facWUes ?" the mayor asked.
A large portion of the money would go
toward paying for a ·new wing to the
gymnasium it GOiden West-and cable for
c:omnnmity television'.
McWhlnney said !hat he was nol crlllclDc lhe OJllege dlatrid board so
macb u Illa Bllllllngton Beach COWJCil.
~11 doesn' MID right Ulat one city can
Impose a tu on another city," he said.
"We have no way of voling them in or out
Of offtot."
Grenade Kills 11 •
SAJGoN (AP) -Eleven Vietnamese
clvlll8ns were killed llld 31 were -nd'ed
Wednesday nighl by •terrorist's grenade
tossed inlO a ~ watching an outdoor
movlo In a hamlet S5 miles northwest o!
Saigon, military spokermen reported.
Tiiey said ll was lhe won of Viet Cong
terrotlats.
Trio Threaten
'I'he cale WU &led 'at 4:30 a.m., when
MC!lallon wu ewltootod by tile """'• one of whom carried a bemlcU beg
-probably contaiDed burglary loob, ' tbey llicl. ' . I ~
D-·:.:-L Hi 8.,,,...),. O!IJcer Don Chandler, 1111o otrt..ci ~IWJ, t ~' ~-W.,~"\Z;:
, ~ ,,. ' "~ F o1 ~o· Jaailoflal ---!-* tl>o or Ill'. ~,vu -===-.:.-i~~-
ed f ·~ .............. frJ of pain. Throe arm men, one o ~" "II bi 1114 It Iii lhe eyea It would nolly tbrealellln& bani:. emploYes • n d smart,. llld Slt-.Walla<O x.rr.
customers with an alleged bomb got "He ll~t richt in tbtir kiuen, n hi · away with an estimated $15,000 Wed-added, i: wu u:ntnown whether nesday afternoon from the southern -~ ..• 11 C8llforola National Bank. branch, 23521 McMahon's bucket of bleach ~-Y · ~·-splaalled bis luteftded target. Piseo de Valencia in Laguna~. Olllcer Cliandltt said McMahon 1old
Sherill's deputies said lhe trio escaped an.r regalnlng comciouSllell of oeelJll •·
in. a late model oedan which hid been car cruise . through the dJrk •parklnR lot
stolen earlier in ,H~n Beach. a~t elglJt minutes before he wu ap.
Two of the bandits held about 10 bank ched proa • employea and customers at boy while lhe He noticed I~ but vehicles frequently
third made lhe .rounds of lhe tellers' ait tbrollgh lhe loC Jn lhe compla of
cagea collecting lDOl>IY In a laundry bag. Popular rataurants around the Y in-
·There was no shooting aod ·no one was tersection of Cout Hhitrway, Bayside
injured, deputJes reported. . Drive and the Ba)'lide Village entry road.
111e license number of the getaway car .Shortly afle!z Lbcn~vever, the pair ap-
was nrud" by a witness but the sheriff's . pfoach'ed !!CM.aDOn, a ,cuw manager
office said today thal no lrace of lhe from John's <JeaeinC Service.·
vehicle has. been' (ound. Sheriffs In-He was scrubbing wooden waltboarill
vestigators ·said the three unmasked men
were dressed in jeans and sweaters when
they entered the bank at about 4:30 p.m.
and were each brandishing hlndgwls.
One of the bandits carried what appeared
to be a bomb, sherltrr Capt. James
Broadbelt said.
He explained the "bomb" consisted of
three long red cylinders -which may
have been dynamite -wrapped wllh
wire and coiinected to what appeared to
be a detonating devicf:.
The bandits did not threaten the
customers-, he said, but. were curt and
very buslnealike.
"They lefl ·tile lmpressioo !hat Ibey
weer there for somethinl other than ~
deposit," Brq•dbelt said.
Bank employes were ortlered by ln·
vesUgators not-to release c~~ in-
formation or talk about the rob~x·i
"We were-all lcared to death/' ,aald
Margaret eomns; icting.bank ~I
"but nobody panicked. Everyone was
-very calm.''
Dodgers Get
F. Robinson
From Wire Services
The Los Angeles Dodge:rt ac-
quired auperstar Frank Robinaon
from lhe Baltlmore Orioles today
and swapped controversial slugger
Richie Allen to the Chicago White
Sox.
Along with Robinson, the club IC•
quired ptlcher Pete Richert fn>m
the Orioles Jn ucbange for four
young playen.
In lhe Allen deal will! lhe· White
Sox, lhe Dodgers &<:quired veteran
pitcher Tommy John and a young
Infielder.
(8ee atory, P11e IS)
Confere~s ~ay·Tax B~
' Qe~er <;aipJ-~ Money
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WASlllNGTON, (.lt) -lelflR'i"" •. i.r l!lllcb wllb)!en. ~ ll. llln1t (b.
...i-approvecla tilt llllllaa. Okll.).. . . -
Ii• cat 11111 -• ... .. ,,. '"":':It...... -..... ltlrt of. CGDtrov ....... en-. -I .&:1•iY .cw ..... tllll lalf.
palgn finonc:IQ( plan unlll a!10r U. Im dmeD oenal<n werl .,.._ leo the llnal ~ round of debate cm tbt nomination o( elecloons. Earl L. Bull to be AcrtcuJture ..........,,
Democrall wbo were !Jtlhe majqrity on He compared tl1ls le a1moo1 unulnmi
lhe confereDC! commltlee ·thus bowld to· altendance during -•lion ~ lhe .otroog objectlono of President Nlxou of lhe public finaJJclQ( program
against lhe campaign financlnc plan and b Dem Is · specified It woold not apply to Ille 11'12 Y ocra •
raoe when be presumably will be oeeilng * * '-t:t ?Hleclion. .
The conle-also took out o[ lhe H C • measure prlcllcally Ill. of the large ouse ommitf,ee
Senate n.venue-lostng provlolom to which
Nixon hid objected. N' E nd' 1 The White House said earlier Tbunclay ixes xte ing f
that the conterees "have moved into the .. -t
ban park" 1n s1r1pp1ng lhe, ~. iax: Economy Powers cut bill of expenalve provtalOm o_..i
by President Nixon.
But .preao secretary Ronald L. Ziegler
repeated lhal Nixon will veto any bill that
contalnl any form of a tax checko'H plan
to fmance presidentiaJ·eampalgns.
Referring to strong support !or lhe
checkoff plan wilhln lhe deflclt-ddden
Democratic party, Ziegler aa.ld, "I don't
think Jt. ii a coincidence that one of the .
m•jor parties !hat controls Congreu 1.9 In
veey aerl.ous financial . difficulty." · '
The compromise bill' as approved does
~rrY the benefits for buaineues and m.
divlduals which tbe Presldent asked u a
part of his new economic policy.
He Is counting on these to boost con-
sumer purchasing power and to give U.S.
comparUes strong incentives to modernize
and to become more cornpetWve in world
markets.
The llsue of campolgn funcllng set ~fl a
hot e:rchange oo the Senate floor th.la
morning wllh Senate RepubliciD Leader
Hugh Scott aCCllllng Democrall of "being
part1aan wilhout principle" In puablng lhe
plan. Ha made Ibo~ In 1 ~
WASHINGTON (UPI) ~ The I1ouse
Banking Commituie relused today for Ibo '
second time to approve a bill to extend
through April !<l, 1173, President Nlxon'a
power to control the economy.
But a compromlle wu reported In 1111! offing. ·
The commillee voled 11 to 15 acllnll
sending the measure to the HouS4! Qoor,
with four members voting "present".
The committee deadlocked 11 to II
Wednesday In fllllng to agree on a bill. •
·The Senate approved a control bill
Wednesday 15 to 4 de1plle IOllle misgtv-
lngs of bolh Democrat. and llepubllcans.
Ji'ollowlng today'a vute, the House com-
mittee began working on a compromlal
measure that commhtee members hoped
wouldbreaklhedeacllocL
The compromise, sponsored by Rep.
Tbomaa L. Ashley (o.ohlo), waa similar
to lhe Senate bill and waa COlllldmd
_more acceplable to the --lhan lhe conunttlee'• original -.
The committee'• original bill -.med
mandatory cootrols on lntenll ntea,
which Nlaon opposed. '
Panel Probes Doctors' Role ~·-
Links to H art,elius Tri.al Figure Examined ,., ......
The weather Jldy llu a Ump
outlook for lhe Oranp Coast. call.
Ing for sbowers lhn>qh FrlclJJ<
morning, clearing In lbe lftemooa,
wilh accom-'"' ..-and tem-
peralllna -lo Iba mlddle IOI.
By TOM BARI.EV
Of IN Dllllr 'li.t lt.lff
LOS ANGELES -AllegsUons lhat five
barbor Area phyalclana made naf'91ics
available to drug adcllct Roba Vaugbn or
Costa Mesa -tn all but one case Without
even seeing the supposed "'patie.nt" -
are being examined here today by a state
Board ol Medical Examiners committee.
Trial lawyer Matlhew Kurilich 1old lhe
five physicians on the board who are
mulling charges against Dr. Ebbe
Harlelius or Cosla M.,. Iha! Mn.
Vaughn, 11, or 887. W. Wilson st., gol 120
cc of Demerol from the doctors he iden-
tified In a 17-<lay drug spree !hat onded
with her arreot in December of 1911.
Demerol 1.9. a high Potency narcotic
widely used·••'a major lranqlilllr<r and
poln klllu .. Docton .....,...,. a 1 cc in-
'
jeclion -IOO cc equals one pint-to be a
normal dote.
Kurlllch aot former atala narcotlea
agent Jtmmy Irvin to admit today lhal
not one ol. lhe five pbyalciana alllplly
duped by Mn. Vaqbn boa mr been
asked to aplaln his actions to Ille Slate
Board of Medical Euminen.
.(:a]lfornla'a Heallh and safety Code
proh!blta lhe ptttcrlptlon of narcolia to
any per-who Is not a paUent of lhe
phyalclan cal)ed on to pmcribe drup.
Irvin said lhe code 1s volUntarlly •
strengthened by phyolcta111 to the Point
· !hat they inalsl or llbould Insist on a
pily~cal Wmlnat!OO of Ille pt<IOll ,._
queotini narcotlea.
Kurlltch'a alle11Uona cwne oa the beela
of testlmoni bf· Jrvln !hat Dr •• Harte11111,
IO, wbo-U... on ~-stroet In lhe
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Lake Foreal section of El Toro, sbo....S a
deficiency of Ill cc of Demerol wben bla
tioots were cbectr.d by lrvln In late 1911
dprtng •• >lllt to "lllrtelJua• olllca In
Corona del Mar.
lrvln alcl llartellUa reported lbe tbeft•
of ten Ill cc 'ftala of Demerol ~ bla o~
flee· to Newport. Bach police In July of
!hat year. It .... lhe IOCOnd IUcb
rePofl:.O<! theft of narcollca by lhe ""71i-
-. Iriln aald.
INSmB TODA~
Tiie c011troumv..., folo.ltod
garoltne contfnutt, but 0 umtftl
Press ln&mwtioftdl nrwv 'ndf. catu low-lead g •• 0 Ii • • ,,.,
"bombed 01 th< f>O!llp.• Slorf/ °" Page B. Harteltus today --.... of .... profenlonal conduct lbd moral turpitude L. M. ltYtll ' ,_.. •
•temmln& from Ma rtla= with Mrt. ~== . ..:: ~.· .. = : Vauglaa and the drua Jnjec:ted ctM11:1 • ~ c... _ ..
Into his·~ blonde paramour .. tbl ~...... : .............
attractive Wanda Meleni:lra of ;:::=: p._. ': ;:-: Costa Mt11..i ....,....,. 11 -.-: •
Mn, Meltndrex died In lJlt · u the .i':.o 1'l: =:r..''i"' •:
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# DAILY PIUIT N 11!111
' Irvine's ·voters
'See Field ~ Again
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Jy L. 1BRll llllEG -Mn. IMy -= Said then ls no
OI' 111e Mw ll'IW ...., . question the city will grow but stressed it
' Irvine .-11 Th1U'lday night ·look abould be barmoniout growth.
Analher cract 1t tryink to sort out th* -Robert WJra:et: Said his 21 years of cilticft: tor U. fh"e dtt. OOUDCDmen tbq usolld .financial m • n a g e me n t • •
wUJ elect whoo, ""' U, they vote far 1n-background would belp the city. ~ ~ 21 -J.-.,_, Urged people lo Wk _,.._ -· ' d II nd look f • There now are 29 cSJdldates for the to the candi ates persona y a or
oouocil, including one new r.ntrj, Sanford apecillc answers to specific questions.
P)'eUd, who hu declared IU""\leU a wrjte---Deu Oltoa: Offered an engineerinc · andidate. backgroomd be sald wonld be invaluable ~Priull.· predileot: of the Sierra Bonita as the city tried to deal wltb -Yarioul
~Homeowners Asllociation. wu one ol the kinda of projects. ~ ~ didn't _...__, up fQr t.be ,.,.,,_ -L A. Robblaea: Vowed he is a 'lAm" ._ _,,.. • ......,-.......... ,._,..m .. ted" candidate.
-· -~·· _ ........ ~ Ula Turile, ........ ~··-........ ...----uz -David SmUli : Said he had bttn an ac-~~ :.:....:~ Aacicla-tive cilyhood worter and slid "I am
The ~o&her three who failed to attm:l campaigning for the ci~y and myself."
were 1 .. -... L. Gardner, who wu at,.. -Gabrielle Pryor: Said her fam.lly has _,._ been in the area since 1884 and s1id ~ a . IDJUtlQC court of ftilda. Irvine resklents ·ahould have a common ~ Elliot!, who coold DOI be ,_a. goal -lo bWld a model clly thal will fUI ~ for n npllnatM tbll monUnc apd "the promise that broUght us htre." She
1'enneth J. Hnlderi, who. bu left• itajl of_ stressed her' independence.
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DAILY PILOT tlaff ......
Zoning ~id ..
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Gets Airing {
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From IrVine~
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' ; A req&.st·f -plaelfed ~u.ily ,On[
tng on the Irvlne Compiny's Jasmint
Creek development wil,t<'go before thi
NewPort Beach Plannlnc Commission l~
a pubtic bearing toni&ht at,7:JO o'clock ht
City Hall. , '.
Formerly known as Center View, UM&
area ls south of San Joaquin Hills Roa~
and west of Marguerite Avenue.1 -:
Zoned for mulU-lamlly developmenJ
since 1955 at a density of 40 units pe.z.
acre. the current Jasmine Creek proposal
for attached and detached single-familJ.
dwellings will ~uce den!lty to five unltr
per acre. · '1
James Taylor, Irvine Company Yiceo
president, emphasized today that the 350!.
450 home development will b I
"townhouses, not condominiUrru." ;:
"With townhouses, you buy ~nd
with the horrie, with' condomirl.lums yol(
are onIY buying air sp;ice," he explainedi
tryiftg to clear up semantic differences_. :
clilconnected telephone numbers and may -Robert Zimmermaa: Called for
no longer be a carKUdate. Freud was a~ closer lies between homeowners and UC P'-Jinc on~ Community ~blevlslon. Irvine. students, saying now the t.,,,o have Memorial Goes Inio Place Designed as a ~reenbelt community\
Jasmine Creek will feature extenslv&
private recreation8J facilities, Taylo~
said. But ,11 will also Involve a don'atlo.,
by the Irvine Company of a four·acr~
park to the city. '
• City planners will • also consider a ri;I,
quest by Herbert M•~ of. !follyw~ to permit a lll·~two-~tory seruor,
c.itiu.ns' residential ~·at 3l1 Placen-;
iOfficlall ln charge ol tlit P<tlram trlecf become "isolated fn>ot each other."
to-mail! ft ell)' for ·-the ptherinc of -.....Mfly PeterlOll:'Said he WIS proud he
voters, who ma1· hive outnumbered can-had worked for cityhood and sald he
didates more than t-1, by lt'plratlng "wants a city that's dlffereilt."
them kl&o d6scusskln lfOUPI lfttr e11ch.,. -Konrad Larloli: Urged the establls~
wu given two mlriutes -to address the ment of policy goills for the city before
Helicopter carries materials for Barden Finch Me-
morial to.Workmen at Inspiration Point in Corona
del Mar. The memorial, a mother and baby seal
sculptured by the late Newport Beach leader's wife,
Kay, was placed on the rocks between Big and Little
Corona Wednesday. Finch was a city councilman, a
school trustee and founder of the Corona del Mar
Chambjr of Commerce. Plaque describing memorial
will be"Placed on bluffs above the point during dedi·
cation ceremOnies.
assembled audience. the adoption of any general plan. "Don't
Here is a bit of .the litije each ol them determine land use first then put policy
hid lo.., durln& -two mlnutes -Jn a..U inlo lt," be Qid. orOer ol J.belr _......,. thal hid been -IUcllard Whlle11de: Opposed low in· Fro11t Page l
dettrmlned liy lottery: come' housing a,nd urged the creation of
-Wa)W! Cart: Told voters they cou,ld couocilmanlc districts.
tue -oo jloda be ·bnlu&h~ padl wltli -Jirry ~Jl<e: Sald 'be believes In the
h1I nlme and carnpa\cn qao on tbem. Irvine General Plan iO lone as it's used
Slid be ltrqly Javered tncwporatJon as a guideline • .He urged adoption of a ci·
b«dle it wauld Jive resldenta local co~ ty charter. · ·
trol. -hadore S e fl • e I • e r : Said hls ~ PoUer: Called for a caretullY background Jn corporate financial law
-· gmrtli rite. wOllld be benellclal lo the clty.
.· ,:.,•ephea DeLapp: Said he liked Jrville -JOlm Bm1oa: Made a 1trong plea for
IO muctt "I convlnctd my parents to cityhood and predicted a:reat thlng1 for
znwe here~' and uJd Irvine abouJd be a the City based on the !Uah calibre of all
"people's ctty." the candidates. · -Alu Snodgra11: Suggested voters
-A. Ray Qula:ley: Urged incorporation pick Ule.ir councilmen on .two . criteria,
saying voters sbQuld "seize the op-community service and their willingness
portunlty now for a beUer urban e~ to be -indipendent. He said he qualifies
vironment." both ways. rlllepll Ball: Talked about taxes and -Henry QuJgtey: Supported cltyhood afct tlis acientific blcqround would help for local control and urced voters to pick
tho cily d<velop IOWld oolutloal lo a lndependent candidates.
myriad of problems. -Atnold B!Jtder: Refused to take a
-WUU.. Fischback; Called for a stand on incorporation, said he hadn't ~t "dose tiJ tbe people.'' worked for it and said hiJ lntereat& are
......JilJllll Mailr: Told the audlei>Ct he mainly in the environment.
HARTELIUS • • •
result of what was asserted to ~ a
massive overdose of drugs. H~ family
has sued Hartelius in Orange County .
Superior Court Jor $500,000.
Hartelius has been ·cleared in three
Superior Court triala of arson, fraud and
bribery charges contained in grand jury
indictments. Most of the evidence
presented at the current hearing was
barred from those trials.
Kurillch said Mrs. Vaughn tricked the
five physcians into supplying the Demerol
she needed to sustain her habit. He said
she got a large quantity of the drug on
one occasion bY paying an accomplice '10
to get into bed and convince the visiting
doctor that he was a desperately ill man.
Other physicians allegedly made the
Demerol available to her after she told
them on the telephone of nonelistent
Wai 1 1ucceaful bullntuman and Wd -Betty MeMalle•: Stressed the need -v.,aiii•9'lil-.id-Jll ..-,..,...,. • .,. .• ,. .. ui---i.i·• · 1~..1"-,.. "#"~··~~·c4II~ ,,r ~-IO llilJlltemeol of tbe clly. • altradlv~ 1o mdu.ti'Y. TYlll'IJ '-AJuu
~:;i~,:t:ier·ni ity n ..-.;{. . _ ... _ .. · · ·11-0t>eful B1Jsw . .:
Over Tax Issue Caiwa:;~W (ij~, :of Time~ .. . ' -. " . . . ' ' ,,. ·~ . . ..... ' By ci.ND.icE~fEARSON wiieD community development director
~ OI' "" o.ttr "~.,.... • Richard Hogan said that while the plan
~ · ol Newport ·8-h'.• wfu be a legal document ol· the city,
ceneral plan .. i>Ver~ a two-year period · "feg.ally, zoning .does not have to comply
would be-a "waste of time" if, ita· with the general •plan. It is a moral force
llJldellnel did mt teplly b!Jid tbe. elly' J r~th<r than a !<gal one.''
from then ob, a ,clttaen'a "°"P charged City M>nager Robert Wynn called it a
Wed:naday. "comprehenaive long-range development
tn the first fnformaUonal meeting of its guide" which caiued mumblings among
kind, city officials met with about 20 the dlsgrunUed group. ~ of ,Newport Residents United ."Do .we_ .have l:o wait until 1973
<NRUHo explain the process of 6eYOlb!> (istimated .mmpletlot) of the plan ) for all
meot., but were faced tnstead with angry the importal'!t things. fo be done?" asked
questiOO. about the value of their work. Mrs. Caroline Witman who w a s
NRU was · formed several months ago especially worried about high rise on Ute
under the ltadershlp of Allan Betk to in-bluffs and bay area pollution.
vestlgate • posslblliUes of holding a ' "It. serma ~at When the government
referendum which would ban hl&h rise ~'t know what to do about aomethlng
and llmlt densities in the clty -in -they do another expensive study," 1he
perpelulty added.
Tbe ~P was extremely displeUed , ,Hocap tried to explain that the dif. , ferent ~nb of the plan ~ on-going
studiel abd that "we aren't wiltlnj: to '
OUJlllCOAST
DAILY PILOT
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deal With Uie problems." '
"Tbefl why do we t.ave to have the plan
U we're alrudy doing these things11•
Mrs. Wikman demanded.
Wynn aakl, "If you people feel the plan
ls· 1oing to 10lve the siltation problem of
the UJ>per Bay and all olher problems 'in
N!wport Beach, you're go~ _lo be .
su:rprbed. But It is • IOUnd way oCpla~ · . .. ' . . ntng. •
Hogan finally got through b~ ~ .
tatlon ol tbe 'dillerent phases of sludy,
but the group WU 1!11 lntereJtecf tn tht •
actual work of the 1taff than ln bow the
city councp will react to it.
' Irvine city· council . c<:ndidale Wayne
Clark said ·a&olotely nothing new when
he suggested-iupayers.would .save mon-
ef by establishing a city tax and ellmin-
aLing special county dl!trict!, Andrew
May, chairman ol. the City of Irvine Now
(COIN), said today.
Clark made his statement Wednesday
as he urged an equalization of the tax
base for services such u police and fire
.betwun residential and industrial areas.
May aaid the Council of the Com·
munities of Irvine (CCI) has been saying
that same thing all along.
"Cl.ark a>qld have joined the r~ of the
people who worked so hard to get in·
corporation some time ago," May said.
"He obviously didn't even bother to
read the CCI study or, for that matter,
any of the studies.
Burglar Strikes
' While Man Away
' A Newport Beach builder returned
from Sarf Francisco Wednesday, to find a
aecond-story man had burglariled his aPartm~t·, taking $3,.000 worth of c~lhing and sports equipment.
Jfl'rj' D.· Adams,· 3210 Maro.is Ave.,
aald the loot included· boots, .Jftflters, ski
gear··aod gQlfing equipment in addition to
alacks and sport coals. ·
Officer Dan Crickett said the burglar
SCI.led an adjacent block wall, climbed to
the sundeck and entered through an
unlocked sliding door to gain entry. ·---IJJJ Ht_,.rt kro1,.,,,4
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Six . communities •loot . bit Orana:• tM uSt. All contest.ants in the "Smiles"
Coast hive agreed to ''smile" for judJe1 conte!lt must be sponsored by local
tl\11 Christmas season. 'organliations. Judges touring t h e
They're first to re~ to. the b-' ''Smiles" area from Seal Beach lo Sait ·
vi talion of the Orange -County Coast Clemente will judge ~Y e n t r I e 1
Aa90Ciation and the DAILY 'PILOT to nominated by local sponsors.
participate in the 1171 edition of the Judgea •ill be &elected in the OW'
traditional ••40 Miles of Christmas future by Carl Kymla and C a p
Smiles" lighlin& and decorating contest. Blackbum, co-chairmen of the conte1t.
Nominea for prim in the rtsldenlial Tentatively, they have been scheduled to
relativu who were dying from cancer
and -.;ho duperately Deeded rellef from
their pain.
On another occaSion, it. wa1 alleged,
she posed as a aura: at the Country Club
Convalescent Home and called a Costa
Mesa convalescent hospital to tell them
that her supply of Demerol had run out.
The hospital officials allegedly gave her
20 cc of the narcotics. '
It ls alleged that Mrs. Vaughn obtained
th.: narcotics necessary to feed her habit
because Dr. Hartellus, the aSSC!rt.ed pro-
vider of her regular supply, bad been
barred from administering narcotics and
was under investigation by the ·State
Board of Narcotics Enforcement. .
It is uoderstood that he is barred from
disperuiing narcotics pending the outcome
or the present bearing. ~
Mrs. Vaughn pleaded guilty to the
narcoti~ 1 cbarg~ ~y ~ter her ar;·
rest. She was cotnniitted t6 the &h'lofuia
rehabilitation center at Narco as a
narcotics addict
lier in~ceraliqn interrupted ... a love af·
fair with Dr. Harlellus that began in 1967
when the silver·halred phyaician visited
her husband for injuries suffered in an
auto· accident. 1
.Ray Vaughn later left his V1ife and
three children and Hartelius moved into
the Wilson Street home to begin a rela-
tionship that testimony has alleged in-
cluded the frequent drugging: and beating
of Mrs. Vaughn.
Irvin today described H a r t e I i u s '
purchase of 1.,800 cc of Demerol in one
year 11 "exorbitant."
Feliciano Files
For $1 Million
Against RCA
Jose Feliciano, Newport Buch'• blind
singer·guitarist, fresh on the heels of bis
triumphant return to the nightclub bear-
ing his name on Westcllff Drive, hn filed
suit in Superior Court for $1.35 million in
damages against the Radio Corporation
of America and RCA-Victor Record
Division.
The suit is broken down in damage
claims to $350,000 general and $1 million
punitive. Feliciano seeks an accounting at
the expense of the defendants, "to
determine royalties which have become
payable to the plaintiff."
The complaint as filed Wednesday in
addition to ~ accounting demand
charges fraud, breach of fiduciary relaa
tionshlp, breach of contract and the
declaratory relief. Fellciago claims he
has duly pei:Jo~f.ider~ill thU« ·
and conditions ~id af him in h1s Con.-
tract with RCA .
Such performance, it is 1stated, con-
sisted of making master recordings of
numerous musical .compositions from 1 which the defendaht has manufactured
and distributed numerous phonograph
albums and other tape devices.
The suit further charges that RCA has
manufactured many milltons o f
phonograph records and a\bwns and tape
devices reproducing F e I J c i a n o ' s
performances.
tia Avenue. • ' Near the Park Lido cal building, IC
ls in an unclassified sone. . :
In other matters tb!Q commission will:•
-Hear a request to-realiP lot lines hi:
allow building o( triplp:es'op two lots ~
McFadden Square by J".llPanl Stine. Stlnr
previooaly proposed a>moteltat the 1i111(
. 2009 Court Avenue lOication, but the .citt.
council denied that use. ··•
-Conduct a. public hearing en • requesf
• by Res~urant Aclvl!ntures, Inc., ~n&
Beach, to sell liquor and provide P'1'kinf
in a municipal lot tn conjunction with I.
restaurant at 511 E. Balboa Blvd. ·
Superintendent
To Retire in '73
Ralph' Gates, superintendent ~f t~ ~n~
Joaquin Elementary School D11tr1ct r
the past 27 years, announcm his ret:: -r
ment Wednesday. "· The administrator made his a!l-
nouncement during • meeting ot the
Board of Trustees.
Gates said .!_le has one yea r to go on hi' d.*gcl~fill not,~o~le when\Jt ili II> Jf'• ~ ~ l t · ' H -,ir ~ e boird o JoOJdn·g for
a successor who couJd begin as associate
superintendent next July and step into
the superintendent'~ -posit.Jon when be
retires. • '
The ~school district is involved In I
unilicatlon election in June which, if ap-
proved, would dis~lve the San Joaqu.in
District. But in case it falls the diltrict
will have to be prepared, Gates said.
The board approved Gales' recom-
mendaUon and authorized recruiling to
begin.
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and commercial dlvtalons of tbe ar .. wldo • tour lho Orange <;oast ai'ia oo their judg·
contest wUI bo .. tered'br: Ing journey the nigbt of Dec. 20.
Huntington Beach Chamber of Com-Individuals or commertJaJ. flt'ml Jn-'
merer (Women'• Division), Laguna terested in particJpaUng IJl, the conlest..
Beach Junior Chamber of Commtrce, and competing !or Its prlua 1hould con-
Capistrano Beacil Chamber ot Com-• tact operators of tile ahnual d~rtUng
me.rce, Corona de} Mar Chamber .or C.Orn--cOntest ln the.fr iJWtf cbmmunUles. 1
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INTERIOR DESIGNERS OpeoMH.,Tlltln.lfrl,h"' COSTA MESA, CALIF. mere<, Newport Horbor Chamber ol Delalla ~.,. be obtained by phoning
Q:unmerct and Ult Stal &lcb Cbambt.r Tom McClnti, pu~llc service man•ger for 1 of Commerce. ttft DAILY Pu.err, at 642-4321 or 6~ ·
Other communlUes are tr~t.ed1 to Join 1220. •
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Survival
Test Set
CONCORD, N.ll (UPI) -Before ll10ll or tho Presiden-
tial bopelull !or 11'12 retreat to
tile ounny beacbtJ or Florida,
Ibey will hive to '""""' lhe mid-winier cold of N e w
Hampeblre.
The Presidential · IUrVlval
test is being run one week
earlier than usual to make
sure New Hampshln keept its
hold on the nat!on'a earnest
Presidential primary. •
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Florida, booming' Us ounny
clime, HI up o ~ lthal
would . ha~:::llicided witH New Him '1 tradltlonll ,
lest oat!IO IOcond .. l'_day ...
Mar<li.".llul .N.,. Ham~
jumped lta "' ..... Ille uni Tuesdiy.tn ~ ·•· . . .
~ ....... to ,chiD ~ llate's:U::f~.19 = many poll,llclanl.'~. Iii Ill.
Ideal testor ""l~lfj!lh¥beca~
or lls amall '""' llhd popula-tion cros.s-sectidn. •
In less Iha~ a mon\!I, tj>O
campaign will .get under ~a~
u the two-week filing putoe1
opens two daf,1-·, b t.~ o r §
Christmas. Tile slates must. be
completed by Jan.,•· · \
BaJ'ring any lasl'mlrnlte ell-.
tries, the cast of' characters is
lined up on the 1972 po1iUca1
stage. .
The llWOWlced ~~'
may have gottu in earl11 11art, but ~ ~. a loiui .,_
way to~~ ~·P~ \.. -t.·;lhO·unao-· !IOllJIC:ed,~ •
A coP'1igll(, poll 11Y ~
Ha m p 1 h !z.e's .( edueatk#I • ...,
teievillon n'etwor~, 1 ho" e.'d
President Nbon -1:~
Democratic Sen. Edrr.uncf Si .
Mullle or neijlhbonng ¥s1ne, ·
... lb< 'lnp choices ' or ' tbetr
respective par1jes dbl>UJCIJ. ~,.
neither has oflll:taJI, '~d . llO · ( will ,..k the Pre9ldell<y lA'
111'12. And the ~eel
Democrat _: 8en'./1!Jl:lnl'd ,M.
Kennedy of ~ls,
another nelghbortng iil!le" "'"·
also publicly dl.clabfi.j Fi ~. , .
lerest In th< nomlnl)!!>ri: l (I;.. ~ four of thtr a'nnounced . ,. ·
coatenden -Sen. George
McGovern (ll-S.D.), ;se~-;;
Henry M. Jo~Mblr,: ~ Rep. Pa,ul N. (l\oi
Calif.) and Democritlc 11111"(
Sam Yorty of L!(lfani.ies;
fared poorly In~.
DMcCloekq, :!.II:? 11.fllllOlnl Ii avi<l~I ... , _pal.,.,.
against PJ.._.t Rl1:on·
aeema to 1iav~ 'Jna<le UlllO
beadwa1,M'"'8! li>e'~, In a ~. 1hat '.1141 alwaya
loobd kindly ctn blrit ,,,. COl)o
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cent In the JI"!', ""!"pared tO 79 percent for ·NmJG. I
Tbe c.mr0n11a Ri(luellcan,
an . u•lillrlno bwo• 11111" hill ""'-Ir.led all llll}•fforts In
Nnr Ham~ ,<bl! bad
modente ·~ oo collegil,
cam..-~fallecl lo \ penetrate~ COQo
.te:rvatin of ltate.
Doopite 'a lboo:uoi&b job of
organlzaijoa which observers
!IY II bellor than thal of
Muakle, 1~,. wiannounc<d !too~ · Mi:G6vem thus
far """'iiit'.d lo cdt Muokle'• . Je.ait . ·: : •
In the"·~. : Mt,-Govem thtted ' .,bolaatlally behind Kennei!Y,:wbO bas fuwed lo sll
,oot the itli elections, and Sea. llubert " If:· .Humphrey (0.
MJan.),\aie 1• ptt.<idential I ... !fiider ' II ! ~ .... the dlOlct a( iii~ of µie .,.im, com-
pOred lo 14 pen:tn1 by Muskie.
10 pOrc:eqt tor ijum pbreY and
'r,f peroeat'for ~lfGOVtnl
1'11ie olber two coolellden. ud Jacboll, who have
,..,... ---their '"""· trailed the pock Yorty 11\4'
• Jocboa aadl had ·!~
Both ue maWnc' a ~
\ ltrYtUYI pMdl Jn the state ~l:~t.·~.= =·tad«, the lta'9'•
Jirgal """l"'P" and onl1
' :~-... _,.., . ., 'T"brie 11De.nrocr1t1e
poasibllilia <¥•• d r opp old
1 from the race. Sen. BlrM
Bay!! (0-!nd.f, WU lhe fin<!,
followed by Sent. Wl111rm
Proxmire (D-Wll.), and Fred
R. Harris (D-Olda.).
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I OAIL Y PILOT • ~·?
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. ' ay 1. ,.,... iµllEG -Mn. ._ -· Said lbera Is no or-. o.ilf r• ...,. question the city will grow but strtssed it r..tne -la Th11nday nlgbt took should be harmooiout arowth.
Jilllll!Jer crd at trytnll to oort out tholr -Robert Wlrge1: Said his 21 Y"" of dfkw for u. ftte dtl COUDCl1men tbq tisolld ··financial m 1 nag em en t •'
I W\IJ ~ .tiiM!, lftd tr,1lhey vote for~ background would help the city.
Doe 21 -J._ -: Urgod people to Wk ~-U:w aie i9 C91didates for the to the candidates personally and look for
eouncil, incJudlng one new entry, Sanford speclfk answers to specific questions. Jr:od, who has declared bi...U a wtj~ -Deu Ohta: Offered an enginee.rinC
· candldale. background· he laid would be invaluablo
II' 'Friud, ~ of the 11lern Bonita u the clly tried to deal with •arfoul
HOmeownen AS9ociaU.. wu one .ot··tbe kinds of projects. ~ ~ -·t sbow.up lor the can--L. A. Rob-: Vowed he Is a •~ wuu • "peopl~riented" candidate. :;.~~!:'" ~ -David Smltll: Said be had been ao 10-
bat UniYersity Park Sdlool. live cityhood worku and said "I am
, The other three. who failed to atttnd campaigning for the city and myself."
-Gabrielle Pryor: said her family ha• were r..,ma L. Gardl)er, wl_)o wu. at.-been in the am since 1184 and uld ~ a ~.Inc eowt. of awards,. Irvine residents should· have a common
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Ing on the Irvine Qnnpany'1 Jtunint
Creek devejopment will go before th~
Newport Beach PlaMlng Commission iJt
a public hearing tonia,ht at 7:30 o'clock ht
City Hall. • . ;
·Fonnerly known as Center View, tt6
area is south of San J'Oaquln llllls Roact
and west of Marguerite Avenue. 1 ·:
1:oned for multl-famll,y dcvelopmenJ
since 19&5 at a density of 40 units pet
acre, the. current Jasmine Creek proposat
for attached and detaChed 1ingl~famll:t.
dwellings wilt reduce d'flslty to five uni~
per acre. · l
James Taylor, Irvine Company v~
president, emphulzed today that the ~
450 home development will b ~
••townhouses, not condominiumJ." •
DAILY PILOT lllff .......
Jiltlcolm EllloU, who could 11111 be re«h-goal _ to build Ii model ctty that will fill
fel• for ID .aplanatkMt tllil Jll9l'llinC aJXI "the ·promlse that brolight us 'here." She ~ J, Holden, whQ bu left.a. tfail of stressed her{ independence.
disconnected telephone numbers and may -Robert Zimmerman: Called for
·"With townhouses , you buy the Janel
,..with the horrie, wittr' condomirtiwns yolt
are onl:Y buying air space," he e1plalned\
trying to clear up sefnantlc differe~. :
Designed as a greenbelt commun1t1,
Jasmine Creek will feafure extensive
prtvate recreaUonil facilities, Taylo~
aald. But it will a~ao lnvOlvt a don'atloJ1
by the lrv:ine Company of a rour-acrti
park to the clly. _
no longer be a candidate. Freud was ap-closer ties between homeowners and UC
paring i:lft,Communlty ~~levlslon. Irvine stud~ts, saying now the t,..o have Memorial Goes Into Place
X>fficiall in charge ol d.e ~am tried become "Isolated fl"OOl each other."
td ·mab it euy for 'the Ptbtriae ol ..... Moy Petenoa: Said he was proud he
voters, wbo IDIJ have outnumbered cib-had worked for citybood and said he
clidates more than ~1, by separating "wants a city that's different."
them inlo ~ Jl'OUPI after each -Koarad Lanoi! Urged the establlsh-
wu given tn minutes .to address the ment of policy golils for the city before
Helicopter carries materials for 1Jarden Finch Me-
morial to Workmen at Inspiration Point in Corona
,del Mar. The memoriaJ, a mother and baby seal
sculptured by the late Newport Beach leader's wife,
Kay, was placed on the rocks between Big and LitUe
Corona Wednesday. Finch was a city councilman, a
school trustee and rounder or the Corona del Mar
Chamber of Commerce. Plaque describing memorial
will be placed on bluffs above the point during dedi-
cation cerembnies.
assembled audience. the adoption of any geoeral plan. "Don't
Here is a bit of {be littJe each of them determine land use first then put policy
bad to U,J dw-lnc -.two in!nules .,-in goals Into II," he said. oiW of their appearance that bad been -lllclwd Whlle1Jde: Opposed low In-From Pqe J
determined by lottery: come ' housing and urged the creation of
-War-a.t: Told voM they could councilmanic districts. -
taU lllllei oo jiada he ·brualh~ pails ·with -Jerry Clleylle: Said he believes in the hli Dame and campaip lloglD on them. Irvine General Plan so lone as trr used
s.iil be .trqiy f1vered lnool pdraUon as a guideline. He urged adoption of 1 cl-
--H wwld give mideata local coo-ty charter. . . trol. -kadore S e II a e I d e r1,~ Sa
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~RNtri ~: ~Ued for 1 Cll'efulli background in corparate u11DC W Coatrollid' ~ nte. , would be beneficial to the city. ~ · · : Said he liked Irvine--JG• BllliH: Mlde 1 strong ~lea for
tO much ... ~ my parents to cltyhood and predicted 1reat th nas for
.mcwe here'.' and aald Irvioe: should be a the city based on the high calibre of all
••people's city." the ca ndidate-s.
-Alan Snodgra11: Suggested voters -A. Ray Quigley: Urged incorporation pick their councilmen on two criteria,
f!,IY,ing voters should "seize the op-community service and their willingness
portun1ty now for a beUer urban en-to be-independent. He said he qualifies
vironment." both ways. ~ J11e .. W : Talked about taxes and -Henry Qnicley: Supported cltyhood ..la liil ocimtlllc backgriJuocl would help for local.control and urged volers to pick
the city develop ....i aolutloos to a lndcpendenl candldales.
myriad of problems. -Al'lold Binder: Refused to take a -wBUam Fllchback; C&Ded for a stand on incorporation, said he hadn't
paameOt "close to the people." worked for it and said his intere1ta: are
HARTELIUS • • •
result of what was isserted to ~ a
massive overdose of drugs. Her family
bas aued Hartelius· in Orange County
Superior Court for $500,000.
HarteUus has been cleared in three
Superior Court trials of arson, fraud and
bribery charges contained in grand jury
indictments. Most of the evidence
prestnted··at the current hearing was
barred from those trials.
Kurilich said Mrs. Vaughn tricked the
five physcians into supplying the Demerol
she needed to sustain her habit. He said
she got a large quantity of the drug on.
one occasion by pciylng an accomplice •10
to get into bed and convince the vi.!itlng
doctor that be was a desperately ill man.
Other physiciaru allegedly made the
Demerol available to her· after she told
them on the telephone of ooneJ:istent
relatlvu who were dying from cancer
and '(ho desperalely needed relief from
their pain.
On another oceailon, ·it was alleged,
she posed as a •urse at the Country Club
Convalescent Home and called a Costa
Mesa convalescent hospital to tell them
that her supply of Demerol had run out.
The hospital of(jcials atlegedJy gave her
20 cc of the narcotics. ·
It Js alleged that Mrs. Vaughn obtained
th..: narcotics necessary to feed her habit
because Dr. Hartellus, the asst!rted pro-
vider of her regular supply, had been
barred from administering narcotics and
was under investigation by the . State
I Board of Narcotics Enforcement. , •
Jt is understood. that be is barred from
dispeming narcotics pending the outcome
of the present hearing. -JiDu Mala: Ta&d tbe audience he Dllinly in the environment.
Wai a SUC!Cdl~ bu1lneuman and said -Betty McMalle1: Stressed the need
-~111 ·-.id-.. .... -_..,. ....... le ---* bo ~-to """~t of the city. • 1llracUv• to · 1ndmti'J.
Mn. Vaughn pleaded guilty to the
narcotics c,harges ahortly after~ ~'.t ar'1'=.I'"'-,. <P ~ i:tfic1l .. ~;~ -rest. Sh!., .. colnnii11'd t8 ihe Ulliromla ITYW'Ci "-A1 i< • • rehabilitation center at Narco as a
sii~ii~term -~ it y -~-rnn ~ \. ", ' 'i-L narcotics addict. , 4"1~ ~W DL..n../~...1 _:. ~. ; f ,Her 11ncarDrceraUqn, interrupted a love
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Over Tax Issue
when the silver·haired physician visited
her husband for injuries suffered in an
auto. accident. .. i. ~ Calkd;~W~ilfoi Time
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aeoeraJ plan .. oVer I iwo..Yur period .
would be--• *'waste of time" if. itl,
suJdellnel did not lepUy .biDd the. city
from then oh, a _cltiJen'• "°"P cbarled
Wed-.y. .
In the flnt infonnaUonal meetlng of its
kind city officials met with about 20 ~I of ,Newport Residents United
CNKU)"to explain the 'proc:esS of il<velb!>'· ment. but were faced instead with angry
questionJ about the value ol their work.
NRU wu·formed several mont~ ago
under the 1.aainhlp of Allan B«k to In-
vestigate -passibilitles of holdinl • 1
referendum which would ban high rise
and limit densities in 14~ city -in
perpetuity.
'Ibe group was ~mely dispteised ,
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:.~ Hogan said that while the plan ·
wjn be a legal clocument of• the city,
"telllly, zorunl dGel not have to comply
with the gene~al plan. It is a moral force
rather than a legal one."
City Manager Robert Wynn called it a
0 comprehenslve long-range development
guide" which caused mumblings among
the disgruntled group ..
"Do ,we .have to wait until 1973
(estirmted:mmplet!Da of the plln) ior all
the important things to be done?" asked
Mn:. Caroline Wikman who w a s
especially worried about high ri.ae on the
bluffs and bay area polluUon.
"It seew that when the goverrunent
doesn't know what to.do about something
-they do another ei:peruiive study," ahe
added.
Hoga,n tried to explain that the di!·
fefent elements of the plan arti On-going
stud.iel li;ld that "we aren't wi:ltlni to '
deal with u;e· problems." · •
"Tbep why do we have to have the plan
If we're already doing these things?"
Mrs. Wlkman demanded.
'Wynn said, ''If you people feel the pl111 a 1oing to solve the siltation problem of
the llJ>per Bay and all other problema in
N@wWt Beach, )'<>11'.re gofni to' bO .
lllfi'prtaed. But It Is a IOllnd way .of Plait ·
ning"
H.;gal\ finally _ got through his ~ .
talion of the different phases of study, 1
but the group wu le11 interested tn the .
adual work of the ataff than in how the
city council will react t.o It.
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Irvine city· council ctndidate Wayne
Clark 1ald ·absolutely nothing new when
h~ su~sted.,...xpayers would .save mon-
ey by establishing a city tax and elimin-
ating special county districts', Altdrew
May, chainnan of the City of Irvine Now
(COIN), said today.
Clark made his statement Wednesday
as he urged an equalization of the tax
base for servieft: such as police and fire
between residential and industrial areas.
May uid the Council of the Com-
munities of Irvine (CCI) has been saying
that same thing all along.
"'Clack could have joined_lhe rest Qf the
people who worked so hard to get in-
corporation some time ago," May said.
"He obviously didn't even bother to
read the CCI study or, for that matter,
any of the studies.
Burglar Strikes
While Man Away
. ' . A Newport Beach builder returned
from ·San Francisco Wednesday, lo·find a
seconcktor:y man had burglariud his
aPartment, taking $3,poo worth of
cloUtlng and sports equip(11ent.
Jerry D. Adams,· 3210r Mllf'C\ls Ave.,
Sfld the loot included-boots, .nretiters, ski
gear and golfing equipment in addition to
stacks and sport coals.
Officer Dan Crickett said the burglar
scaled an adjacent bloclt wall, climbed to
the sundeck and entered through an
unlocked sliding door to gain entry.
Areas to •smile'
They're First tiJ-Enter Contest
Sir communities along · the Orange Ult 11St. All contest.ants in the "Smiles"
Coast ha~ agreed to '11mlle" for judges contest must be sponsored by local
this Christmas 1easoo. organizations. Judg'es tOuring t h e
They're lint to respond to. the In-' ''Smiles" 1rta from Sell Beach to Sa• ·
viliUon ol the Orange · O:>unty rtoa.sl Clemente will judge only en tr J e 1
Anoclatlon and tht DAILY 'Pu.or to nominated by local &ponti>rs.
puticipate in the 1m edition of tbt Judges will be aelecttd in the near
traditional "40 Mlle• of Christmas future by CUI' Kymls and Cap
Smiles" lighting and decorating contest. Blackburn, CO<hairmen of the contest
Nominees for prizes In the resklentla1 Tentatively, they have bttn scheduled to
Ray Vaughn later left his wife. and
three children and Hartelius moved into
the Wilson Street home to begin a rela-
tionship that testimony has alleged in-
cluded the frequent drugging and beating
of Mrs. Vaughn.
Irvin today described Harte 11 us'
purchase of 1.800 cc of Demerol in one
year a1 "exorbitant."
Feliciano Files
For $1 Mfllion
Against RCA
Jose Feliciano, Newport Beach'• blind
. slnger·gWtarist, fresh on t.l\f: heels of his
triumphant return to tht nightclub bear-
ing hls name on. Westcl!U Drive, has fjJed
suit In Superior Court for $1.35 million in
damages against the Radio Corporation
of America and RCA,Victor Record
Division.
The su1t is broken down In damage
claims to $350,000 general and $1 million
punitive. Feliciano seeks an accounting at
the expense of the defendants, "to
determine royalties which have become
payable to the plaintiff."
The complaint u filed Wednesday in
addition Jo ~ accoupting demand
charges fraud , breach of fiduciary rela·
tionship, breach of contract and the
declaratory relief. Feliciag> claims be
has duly J>mo'Vl#l;'l'der1:>11 thuor ·
and conditions ffiitilfid ~f mm in hls ~
tract with RCA .
Such perforlnance, it is 'stated, con·
sisted of making master record)ngs of
numerous musical .compositions from 1 which the 'df:fendaht has manufactured
and dislributed numerous phonograph
album.! and other tape devices.
The suit further charges that RCA has
manufactured many milli'ons o f
phonograph rceords and albums and tape
devices reproducing F e 11 c I a n o ' s
performances.
City planners will ,alto consider a !"'}
quest by Herbert ~se ot Hollywooa to permit a 111-un two-~ry aenio~
citizens' residential at m Plcacen-;
tla Avenue. •
Near the Park Lido lcal building, II'
ts in an uncl.as1ifled IQDe. . :
In other matters t1'iQ commlsslon will:•
-Hear a request to reallin lot lines 1<1
allow building of triJ¥suron two lots ~
McFadden Square by l'lllllam Stine. Stine
previously proposed a';D>Ote11•t the »Ill
2009 Court AYenue kli:ation, but the cit;.
council denied that ~· •.
-Conduct a public hearing on a request
, by Res~ur..it AdVentures, Inc., Lont
Beach, t.o sell liquor ,and provide parking'
in a municipal lot iri: conjunction with It
restaurant at 511 E. Balboa Blvd. ·
·. Superintendent
To Retire in '73 . •,
Ralph' Cates, superintendent of the ~il:t'
Joaquin Elementary School Dislrict r
the past 27 years, announced his reti t
ment Wednesday, ~
The administrator made his an-
nouncement during a meeting ot the
Board or Trustees.
Gates said !;le has one year to ijO on hi:i: .l,*i~J\d 'fill nott\!&o~ate wbe, t Oijl I liJne ~ l . cO . H ulge11 lie board o gin IWl8 for
a su.Scessor who could begin as associate
superintendent next July and step into
the superintendent's ,poslijon when he
retires. , • '
The school district ·is involved In a
unificatlon election in June which, if ap-
proved, would dissolv~ the San Joaquin
District. But in case It falls the district
will have to be prepared, Gates 11id. ·
The board approved Gates' recom-
mendation and ·authorized ·recruiting to
begin.
72" FULL SIZE SLEEPER
SOFA BED
SALE
Priced at '289 J .
, l1•~tif•I Sof1 ly D1y
'"f,'"'(1rt1llle DouW IH by Ni1ht
and commercial dlvl1lonl ol tbt areaw.lde • tour 1he Orange Coast area on t.heJr Judc-
oontest "Ill bl enlered'by: Ing )9umey the night of Dec. al .•
HuntioslM Beach Chamber ot Com-Individuals or commercial flrma In-'
merce (Women '• Olvlslonl;._ Laguna terested In parUclpsUng llii \he contes~·.
Beach ·Junior q,&m~r <If v;immer~, and competing for Its p~ should con-
Clplst.rano Btada Qlf.m~r Of em. tacl operators of tht;: annual d~rallhJ
1tlertf:, Corona del Mar Ch,mber ,of Co,. . cOntest ln the.Ir trwrl cbmmunltles. ,
PROFES~~~ 1 GARRETT f URNrplR~s HAR BOR BLVD.
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C9mm'!<" and.Ult Saal Boach Cbambet Tom MCC.n!I, ~ubllc •ervlc• manager for ,
ol Commtrce. tile DAILY PlLOr, al lllJ.4321 or m.
()!her ccmmunlUes are upected to join • 1220 .
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Political
Survival
Test Set
CONCORD, N.ll (UPI) -
Bet ... -of the PmJden. llal bopelull for tm retrut lo
the IUMY beaches of F1orida,
they will have lo endure the
'mid-winter cold of N e w
Ham)llhlre.
The Pr<!ldenlial lllllVlval
test ls being run one week
earlier than usual to mate
sure New Hampshlrt keeps its
hold on the nat:on's earliest
Pmldontlal primary.
Florida, boonWig its sunny
clime, 1tt up • primary ~
would ha~:':lnclded witll New mm . 'a lradlllonal
lest Oii 'the -TuWay ld.
Mardi. ,But Ne• HimJld>li'
jumped \11 pr6ria'r~"lo the ont Tueoday.ID ¥arch. '' . . .
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~ .,-.,~ war. lo , chilf
iey ~--p11: fil u$irp
tile ltate's' ,poSlfioJI',. 1'hicb ,,. many~'r!eWuon
Ideal teal Of lll)lbll19h, beci~
of tis am.ii · 111141 aild popula--
tion cross-section. , ,
In less than a month, !be
campaign will gel µMer way;
as the two-week filing period
opena two daJ,s.·\ b tf or g
• Cbriftmas. 'Ille slates ni\isl.bo
completed by Jan.,1. "''
Baning any Jasl'mlnuU en.· '
tries, the cast of' characters lJ
lined Up OD the 1972 political
stage. .
The l!lllOUllced ·~~ '
may have ittea in' -earl!
&tart, but Joikye • Ioli&
way lo (~ ._.,. UieY.·.-.e. \.
eeriou.s ~ .i.~ "I"'> . !IOWICed>IJ'il•\¥'1'-. '<Ii
A cop1rlgfit . poll l1Y ~ Hampah~'s { educatiqhill · ;-....
televilloo network, a ~ o w e'd
President Ntxon ·•
Democratic Sen, E41r.und !:f •,
Muskie of neighboring M~
u the lop cbo!<!> ~f , °"ill"
r"P<cllve par!!eJ ~~~.\" neither bu om0aur _:~ be · ~
will seek the PmldenCy 111
1972. And the ~· · ed llomocrat -' 8'!<. 111.
Kennedy of-~
another neighbor.. .Iii" ..; ·
abo publicly ru.c:Jailjjj abY lq'-..
leml In the noml. · · ~
>\II four of the-llll10WIC9d ..
conterxlus -Sen. George
McGovern (0.SD.), cSe ~.,;.
Henry M. Ja~D:W:Ub:J;'. ~~ Pa.ul N.' ~ (Doi
) and Dem<icrallc Ma rot . \
Som Yorty of 1'!';0\n8~ farod poorly In UWllandl.op, ,
McCloeby, "llio 11.runnlni ·
Davld-&D<l'Gi>IW!i ~pallPI
against ~t ·N"fronlt.l ·
aeernt to ·have, 'made little)
head1far, . .aa1i>e1 Ibo P...,..nt
In a 11ate.. tha~11>4s a!Wa,_'
loobd klndly'Q!> hint 'Ill< ....
greasman iJtracted1 siJ' pe~1
cent In tbe P!J!~ compared In
71 peicent for 'Nixon. '
The COlflornJa ·Roiiullbcan,
an u .. Marine hero· wbo • blil
coricentraled all hil<olf..U·ln
Neir Hamplhire, ,1bas had,
moderate 11Deeeq on collegi1 •.
campuaa ~·filled lo penetrate, llilJi .....
.servatilm of ltlte.
Despite • lbon>ygh job of
organlzaUoa which observers I say 1s be11er 1ban that of Muskie, I ~·e wlannounc.d ftoo~. ;1,1l:G9.om lhua •
far bal filled Jn olt Muakle't deaa. ,,•I ' . " I
p ID tJM1'··. I '
tiaJJed ' .,:!!tai1J: '. ~........ . "'"" ,oot lhe. lt/I ~. and S.O.
Huborl I ff." ffulllpbrty1 (I).
Minn. >./Ille Jtla jlmldenllal c::o~nider I.• • ' l
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pmd_!D44.....,U,by Muokie1.
JO pemq& !Or IJumpbrey ancr
.• -for .lkGovem. 'l'be olher 'tilo conl«ld,en,
ad Jaclllon, wbo .....
,.. llmOUOOlld their plans.
lnlled Ibo pock. YO<IJ Ifill, . J-eocll had I (llftl6t!
Bolll ... ~ .....
I •rvaU.. 1*<t\ In the sfalo
=~'?lrt.'U:.= ~.the-·~ 8'Wl'IJIOI" and aol1
·"' ...,. " T r e •1J>.,.,~ac.r1 1&1e
, PoOOibll!llOI '~ d r op p ed . from the . rtee.. Sen. Birth
B"ayb (l).Jnd.J,' WU Ibo fin;~
followed by SeN. Wil'1rm
Promi!rt (f>.Wil.), and Fred
R. llarrll'fD-Okla.). -'
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Marines to Get
1 Shadowy Figure
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Montunent t:ludl.eqed . ' ' Due to the anllt at which this photograph was
taken, the natlonlll Cbtistmu tree in Washington,
D.S. appean to be almost u tall as the Washlnl!lon
llonumenl Workmen are constructing scaffolalng
around the tree in preparation for the 'decorating.
ACLU Supports Cadet
Asked 'Rude' Things
SAN Jl'llANClSOO (UPI) -
"No u:p\lnltlon wu given
A polJoo cadol oald he was
llred for rtlullll( to take a lie
dlUc;tor test on auch questions
as, uffave yOu ever stolen
female underwear oU a
elotbeellne?'' WDIJam Scott Hepburn 811d
be worked u a cadet in the
.Son P;rancllco Police Depart-
$4.00 (:ash Given •
To OCC Fwid
1be newly created women's
ctlCIDCil of the N e w p o r t
Harbor.co.ta Mesa Board of
Realty · bu &lven MOO in
ll<holanblp fwm to Orange
C..81 ~ .. e. Tile money wa given In the
form of two 1111 scholanhlps aDd I $JJI) revolving fund to be
uaed for ltudent Joana.
Joaeph R. Kroll, dean of
lllud-at OCC, accepted the
money for the ochool.
Mrs. Hope Gerrie, president
of the women'• council, helped
orpnlu. the councU and
eotahlllb th e ll<holarahip -
ment for nearly two months
~~ed 1: ;::: . :: f::t~ t} y
"No explanation was given
for requiring this test, which
11 not part of the standard
procedure,'' the Amer I can
Civil Liberties Union llld 1n
ftling a suit on Hepburn'•
behaU In U.S. District Court.
The ACLU said t tie
polygraph ewn Included auch
question as: •
"Have you ever had teXUal
rtlatlool with anlmala!
"Have you ever participated
In a rape?
"Have •you had homosexual
relations?
Tile ACLU said the police
department letter said the
rtA.¥1R Hepburn WU ordered
to take the test WU that be
failed to mention an
automoblle accident on his
employment Application and
that he once told hll draft board he . could not lhoot
humans. O'J'he .ponce deDartment bad
m right to ult H .. auch
lnaulUng aild degradq qu ...
tions about his penmal life
which have no bearing on hll
ctP1bilitJ u a · policeman,"
the ACLU Aid.
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LllU. bu --"'the .... nominated to he -
maodant of the -Corpo
since be returned -Vlei-...... enter the ohadowJ
-Id of lntelllg!oce. .
But thole who wOrked with
Lt. Gen. Robert E. 01sJunan
Jr. rate blJn an able .d-
mlnlstrator with a firm aod
1traightfonrard manner.
Cuahmao. who lid -in Pacific battles of World
warn; hu heeo de=,: tor of the Centrli
Agency foi five ,..,.._
Olshman ,WI I l>~M .... .t
NJJOn'• military aide during
the ltlliOl when Nixon ns vice
preaideol. u conftnM<\r.1 the Senate for hll new . he
will succeed LeOnard • Cllap.
man Jr., who ret1red Dec. 31
aft.ii' a !out-year term u com-
mandant. .
As 'top Marine, CUihmin
would receive a fourth star.
Tile 51-year.old cu.lunan, a
naUve of St. Paul, Minn., has
been 1 Marine officer since
graduaUoa from the Naval
Academy Jn 1935.
the nation'• qu!ck··rt11-~I force. Under Q1sbman, no cbanp
Js~lathe-'fD. _ ..............
res:i•1DC"I! to tbe c:bv111 tUJ.
Ing p-In the Anll'1 11111
Navy.
Oisbman ukl la a ltate-
meot following the Wbtte
HOUie announcement:
nom.inatklll: of hll ''Tb e
preset&t coune charted for our
corpo ii I correct one ml It Is
my in-.U. '9 devote my en-
tire ...,.. to cootlnulnfl our
impreu_.. • that our. M..,_ ....... ""'' ml avallalllt to ...,... to any
COll1llll1-I ..... t 0
them."
As a batltUQ;J ...........
with tba • 1.tar1n11-M
War II, OJshmln rt-tedly
led bis men tnto comblt In
Bougatnville, during • t h e
ncapture of Guam ml In the
usault oo Iwo Jtma.
For hll action, be wu
awarded a host of decor1Uons,
Including the Navy er.as, the Disful&ui!hed Service· Medal
with gold star, the 1"""' ol
Merit aod the B..._ S!ar.
Following World War II, he
held • -ot teaching and Aeros. pa.ce staff pooltlona . until wiln-
ment U NllGD11 1SIJ'*Ut 1or ~~. a:ur~ e Bill Vetoed
hrlpdier 1IOO'li the !oll6wf'i ~y a1ttr taking office 1n By Reagan
1989, Nbon tapped hil foriner aida to '*'>me No; 2 min at SACRAMENTO (UPI) -
CIA where CUibman bu been 'Gov. Ronald · Reagan has
rup>U;iple fOr numlna the, vetoed a bill providing for
qency's .day-tG.day op1Jr1tio111 crtation of regional seed·
under director Richard Helms. money corporations to help
Theannouncamentof. unemployed aerospace
Cushman's nomloat!oa by Nix· workers and other skilled pro-
on as commandant came u 1 fessionals . •
aurprlle 11111 week to .,.,, of· l\eogan said Wednesday the
ficers at Marine Corpt: bead-corporations would "vbitUllb'
quarters where the bettlng duplicate" the function of the
favorite was Lt. Gen. John R. Mnprofit California J o b
Clalsson, currenUy chief of D e v elopment Corporations staff. · Program, set up three yean
White Houae press teeretary ago to mole Joens to busln,..
Ronald L. Ziegler said be does ,.. In eeonomically dlaad-
not know who would replace vanlqed .,.... Cuabman at CIA. Historlcally, ~ govemm-said the pmj-acta ·ipOCified In the bill the job bu been filled by I would be ...... ntllily limited
military man. to reselJ'Ch. ..
Cuahman won h1&h. marks in "With Utue or "° Immediate
Vietnam as -of all prospec11 ·tor tangible finan-
lolarlnel from 1967 untU he cl.al returns - a prerequl~te
returned to Walhlngloo two for hulln....type loan>-it ap-
yaan later. pearJ estremely unlikely that
CUshman U c o n f I r m e 'd 1 financial institutions would be
would preside over a Marine willing to make business loans
Corps that has ~n pared available for 111ch projects, 11
from lta Peak Vietnam war be said.
strenilb of 317,000 In 1• to Reogan aid the meaaurt
:toe,000. With only 200 re-"~t and wUl not alleviate
maining tn Vietnam, the unemplayment. It would only
Marina have returned to tbeir detract from existing efforts
tradlUonli peacetime role uiiiiiiiitoiiiacbleviiiiiiii, iiieiiitblsiiiiii. •iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiill
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Thi DAILY PILOT b proud of it-5 cOrpl of vouno !4It1men who deltwr the newspaper to vour door. These
vovna tMn. are tM cre4m of the community. Each mcm th, the best of them will be selected for listing on the
H01W1' roJl. Each comer listed here h4B obtahitd at least four ntw cuitomer1 during the past month, had no
more thtm OM CVltomtr complatnt for tht motath and mu.st ltavt pdfd hi.s bill for the newspaptr he bought
«Who!eBGle"' on time. Nu~ral in front of 1tar (•) prec1ding Tm name indicates numbtr of c071.secutive months
11141 canfcr ""' b<en on th< Honor Roll. '
Doll k•11ehtl l ilt Mtc&niJ•r l•nv CtMpltt11
Leen• si..1 ... Ot~icl Klier.••• M1rk Wtlk•r
P'hlfti, Tthtr• St••• Coney Jiff •vMlll
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lt:irt Elll1t o ..... '·~ E4•i11 a.Lo41•
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AM., Po,. Tody Dlts 2• St1ph111 lt1111
Q1rl11 Htmphrrt 9tolt.rt 9t11no 2' M1rk Krl19tr
Kt11 K~ll't Pit Cr1l11 2' Chri• loyer
K.n11lt Moor• C1rl S1k1rt 2• lyr .. StolMt
Grot Stlmo111 , Ktith H111111'1ock 2' Th11 Cl1w1011
Fr·11~ wan, St..,, PottY 21 Dtrrl Lty
Chipper l iblt1y All•11 S.••r• 21 Vi1tor Yt11for11
st..,. f•JH1•it• w.,, ... &,..,,, 2• 6101111 Ll,1011
lob l•lloy Ctrl Jicobso11 2• lrl111 A1ro11
Miko Dho11 61ry 61tfo1111yer 2' lyr111 ""'
Miki John••• Tony 1.,.no11 J'" Ptt Ah111
Tolly Mo11+to111.,.,. 11:"111 Kt•11• z• Mork Motk
TM Morris ...... , S.ittt 2' Clwh John1011
Dt.o!ll s-r.t "'At.J,..w Do441 1' M1rk ~t.11
CARRIER OF THE MONTH
VICTOR YANTilllN, COSTA lllSA
V,_ Y-.., Jr., aon of Mr. ind Mn. Vlcter Yonlonl of 767 All ..
,,,_.,, Ceote -· 11 "C1rrl1r of the Month." A ,,........, at ~· MeN lfllh ......., ho llm foottllll 11 his f1vorlt1 aport. Ha lll<H model con end
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Fifteen out of e ry 100 Americans .today. own :stock.
W,e couldn't prov it, of course, but it seems likely
that the percent ge is even greater here in the Or-
ange Coast area \ •• ~ and it's growing every day.
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That's why the DAILY Pl LOT · was proud, yea rs a g o,
to be . the first newspaper in Orange County to bring
its readers "toda~'s final stocks today" via Dataspeed
wires of The Associated Press. We're still doing it
and the ·service gets better all the time.
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Wall Street's computers "talk to" computers in the
DAILY PILOT plant every trading day at the rate of
more than l,000 words per minute. It takes only 12
minutes to move the entire New York and American .
Stock Exchange reports from the canyons of Wall
Street to the ·typesetting machines of the DAILY PILOT
right h~ire on the Orange Coast.
And when technology finds a way to beat that speed
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record, the DAILY PILOT, no doubt, will be .among the
first to use it to bring readers "today's action today."
When it comes to financiai news, the one that means
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w. Knott'• Bony Farm, -Pan, flt million. •
Hlnlbaw's ten mos! •Valuable induslriaJ
pan:e11,
I. North -American Rockwell, fm
mllllon. '
2. MclloMOJI Douglas ~. a ... llneto• Beach, ISS million. '
3, HU«hea Aircraft Co., Newport lleaob .
anl Fullerton. 16$ millioo.
4. ~Weaaon· Food Jnc., J'ullertoo,
$50 millJQn.
5. PbiJc».Fonl Aeronuflonlc Dlvillol,
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Gunmen Threaten Bomb at Laguna Hills Bank
' . i \ ~ .. ~he's Wa'tChing .Progfe•• · • •
• fbe Statue of Lfbetty fl1me~ the. world's tanestlbuilding ._ the twin·
towered World 'Trade Center. One 'hllll~ed and'· ten stories '(1,350
feet) hi&h• the lowefl are part ·of a $700 million complex of buildings
• tn lower Manhattan. Allbougll both towen have· been "topped out,~
complelionJls ailll more.thm two yeara aw•Y· ' · . . .
' Westminster Mayor Rip~ -
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Jn. l will'-af• -councllmeli lo Ille'"" to'atop tt:•
·Tbree .m..d nien. .Ono of them
1Jn-1nc bank . snployea "' ••d
...imners wltlr an £Jeatd bomb got
.Way with an ..umaiOd 115,l!IO .Wed-
Qladsy ~ from the Soulhern
calilornia NaUonal Banlc branch,' Z3521
Pueo de Valencia In Lquu llills.
Sberilrs deputies 11alcMbe trio escaped .
In a late model IOdan wllicb bad 1-1
stolen earlier in ffontinatoo BeadL
Two of the bandlls llOlll--Ill bank
Thugs Foiled
lJy Janitqr .-
Wilh BMaeh
~· ··=-~Ali&Ua IL VINIEL ............... A~ _ _, iilio..Ma bf two
-......... ....., at -lnl lo a
Newport 8-11 -llll. ftq u OY•
~ bucbt of bltacb at their faces
early today, li8uriJll he bad nolbJng to
Jose.
One -and the other clubbed the victim llllCOlllCious, before they Oed
into the prHaWQ darlcleu.
Police CNdited Janitor John Mdlabon,
28, with preveotln( a major safecracllin&
job al lllo Hunv1 '11p!" 3SS E. Coast
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The cafe waa closed at 4:30 a.m .. when
lllcMahoo .... coolronted by the -ono of whom carried a barracb bq
which problbly CG11taii)ed burglary loola,
they said.
Officer· Don Chandler,, who arrived
moments later, llid McV..hon wu out
cold briefly bul ·appirently otherwile
uninjw-ed.
Janitorial crew memhen Inside the
locked res!Juraot found McMahon I~
outaidfl the rear door, alerted by the one
e1C1pjng man's cry of pain.
"If he rot it In the eyes " wwld really smart," said Sgt. Wallace Kerr.
"He slung it right in their tialtrs," be
added, aaytnc it ............. whether
. McMahon's bucktl al bleach ~.
splashed hil Intended target.
Ol!k<r a.ndler said McMahoo told
alter regaining consciousneos al ... ill( a
car cruise through the · dsrk parklnR Jot
about eight minutes before he wu ap-
proocbed.
He noticed II, but vebic1es lnquently
art through the 1ot In the complex of
popular --the y i... ~ of Coul lllgbway, llaysldt
and lht Bl1llde Vfllagt enlry IOad.
Shortly after, ........ Ibo pd' .,.
prOldled Mclllllon, a emr IDIDl&B'
(lloe POILEl1, Pop I)
employea and cuatomen •at bay whlle the
thlrd made" ~ lGllllds of 'the tebtr1•
cqea eol~ inoney In a Jauadry bq.
There Wll no shooting and DD one WU
liJJurod, deouties reported.
'!be license number of the getaway car
was noted by a witness but tbe sheriff's
office said today that no trace of the
vehicle bu lieu found. Sherill's i...
vestitlalorw aald the three --were drewd ia jrelns and sweatet 1 when
Dodgers Get
F. Robinson
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Men Indicted .
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Five HarbOr Area resldents were m:
dieted by die Oriqe CountJ a..a..i Jury
WednelldoJI In coonectlon with the
discovery Nov. 17 of a one too cache of
marijuana in the Riverside County desert.
Inveatigator1 said the esUmated $1
11'.illlion street sale value of the grass
made it the largest marijuana haul ever
by orange County invest.lgators. The ar-
ietta ·were made by the newl~ipnized
Orange County Narcotics Enfm:ement
Task Force. ·
Superior. Court Judge Byron K.
McMWin set bail of·4100,000·each for the
defendan!J pendl\ig their arraignment
before bhn later today. .
Under arrest and charged with muJUpl•
tales of marijuana and poue1sloo of
marijuana are:
-lMll ~ .. ftMIJ, 21, 2130 Continental
Ave .. Costa Mou.
-AmMy Qdstfu, :15, 5ll MaflUOl'il<
Ave., Corona del Mir,
-.leaa 8-30, of 111.f W, Jollrin
(Set lllllJGB,Pqo I)
tbeY entered the ·bank al obout f ::IO ,p.11).
and were each brand1'blnt hanclpnt.
one of the budlts carried whit appeared
to be a . bomb, sheriffs capt. Jam ..
Broadhelt ssld.
He explained the "bomb" consisted of
three Jong red cylindera -which may
have been dynamite -wrapped with
wire and connected to what appeared to
he a detonating device.
Tbe budlls did not threaten tbe
815.8 BlUiota Cut
-customen, he llid, bit ...,.. -bl!, very bnslnepllke., •
"They le!t the ' Impression lllot ...,
were there for -thlo& other thlll &.
deposl~ .. llroadbeJl Ille!.
-employea _. ordlnd by f&. vestl1ator1 ,not to releue · 1111 ia-fonnaUon or talk about the rotlbery.
"We were all ICared to death," llid;
Margaret COllim, acttnc bank manager,
"bul nobody panicl:ed. . E>uei1w ..U very calm.., .
Co~er{fes. Okay Tax B~:
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·start of a conlroverslal Jnl-.camo
paJgn llnandng plan until alter the Im
elections.
Democrats wbo were.in the majority on
the conference committee tllll bowed to
the mmc objectlona of Pnsldenl ~
apillll the campaign flnudng plan and
specill«I It would not apply to tbe 1m
race wheo ha p-eswnably will be aeek!ng l'Hlection. . .
The cool...., al" toot oiit of tbe
mwure practicall,y all of the Jara•
Senate menUe-loalng proviaions to which
Nlxon'had1obJected.
The Whtie House uid earlier Thuraday
that the conferees "have moved Into the
ball park" ill atripptnc the ponding blx-
cut bill of oxpens/ve --opposed
by· President Nlzon.
But """" secrelary Ronald L. Ziegler
repeated that Nllon will veto any bUI that
contalna any form o! a tax checl<oil plan
to finance presideoUal csmpalgnl.
Refening to strong support for the
checkoff plan within the ~fclwldden
Democralic party, Ziegler said, "I don't
think It II a coincidence thst one of the
major parlles that controll Congress II In
very aerious financial difficulty."
The compromise bill as approved does
carry the benefits for builineues and in-
dividuall which the President aslted as a
part of bis new economic policy.
He is counUng on these to boost con·
aumer purchasing pcnm and to give U.S.
companies strong lllCelJl!va lo modemile
and to hecom• mm competitive In ""'Id
marketl.
Tbe USu< ol campaign funding set off a
bot exchange on the Senate floor this
morning. wilb Senate Republican LNder
' llllO-~ ... .,.,.,. para.a willm In PQlldllc !ht
plu. lie made -In a-· m, match with 5eoL Fred II. -(J>. Okla.),
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Nixes Ext.ending
Economy Pouiers
WASJUNGTON (UPI) -Tbe -
Banting Commlttoe reluled today 10< the
second time to -a bill to estend
tbrouih April llO, 1973, PmldlGl -·· power to mnlrol the economy,
Bui a compromlle wu reporled In the
olllllg.
Th• committee .voted It t0 15 lflalml
sendill(·tbe measure to Ille Home lb>r,
with four members voting' •1pruent",
. The commtttee deadlocUd It tn ii
Wednesday In lalllng to -ma tiiD.
The' Senate approved a contnl bill
Wednesday 15 to 4 desplte aome mllglv-
lngs of both Dmtocrata and llepabUcana.
Following today's -. the llauae com-
mittee began wortmg on a """'"omile measure that committee manhen hoped
would bresk the deodlod<.
The compromlae, a_..i by Rep.
Tbomaa L. ~ (D-Oblo), waa limlJar
to the Senate bill and was -more acceptable to tbt acfmlnlatrltka
than the committee'• orfcillaJ -The co-'• ortcIDiJ blD -.lnod
mandatory -.. -ralel, which Nb<on oppooed.
Tbe leaders feared that failure to lnalt
I committee de-OQ tho l'llalt ~
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Westminl!B ~ lllref;lllcWbinaef iod.y ~ _ thO, cftr 'o1 Huntingloo
8-11 for ~.a joint •l'llun with
the eo..i Comlllunity College Dl!trtct
ibat will Impose ~Ill levy on property o_, 111 m c1u... ,
IJe sald he will ask 'hi1 fellow
Wellmloster COWJCllmeq at thi?lr Dec. 14
-'Ing to direct Uie city attorney to eeot an injUnt:)\On that wwld prohibll lhe
The mayor's aUact waa aimed al the
decislan'of the '.lillntlllgtoQ Bead11counctJ
tO form a special -dlstrlct
with the <Xlllege dlstrlcl to llnance 1 muoo wolth of -factlllies at'~
West College. Panel Probes Doctors' Role .......
a11e51ment. ' "I think , K ltlnka," McWhil>n<Y said
Dally. "Tlley're Ullng a •Joopboie In the.
Car Gets W mh. '
-Test Driv.e
Joon It Wlkot. 20, of saata Ana
Is uilemployed today -at -be
doeso't have the ume Job ha hid
Wednesday. '. '
WU=. ""'Ing time in 0rao&o · County Jail for borglary,' waa
aastgned to the aherUf'I parking Jot
for car waabinl-
H• decided to take a ridt in an
unmatked invesliplon' veblde.
Five boon !Jtor he waa bock in jail
an.r· pollce fOWld bhn hl4q It a -·home In SOuth Santa -Thi car ns ra»,ertd.
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The district wonJd he I~ under a
la't' called the 19.U Act wblcb permllll the
city In whlch a college II loated to
establilh such an 111ertment diltrtct.
Oppo6enla of the procedure have
Links to Hartelim Trial Figure Examined
pointed out that the larwwld he lms-<f B TOM BAllLEY
on all Pl"P'flY withm tile.college diltrict, J"' --""' -taUs In ilWilqtno Beach, LOS ANGELES -Alloptlonl thst five
W-. Seal· -....ii, FowUIQ harbor .y,. pl\ylidoDI made 111tt>011a
Valley, O>ota·-and.Newport Beach. availa"· •• •·-...,,,,. Reba Va·-'-of O>Oeae dWrid otnri• hlft: eltUnafe4 UlllS "" -... ~ .....
&bit • kmt tu b1ct n1 would be re-Cotti Meu -· iD in but one cue wll.botlt
quired tn l"'le<m the ft...,..,. bonds that even ~ the auODOled "patient" -
-Id he IOld to ~ for tbe college Im-are being examined here today by a Stile prove~ Boant of Medical Euminm commlllae.
A p1 .. to form a similar dlltrlct to Trial !Jwyer Matthew Kurillch told lbe
finaooit qow facllllea al Onnge Cout five pl\yliclalll oo the board who are
Cl>llqe wu rejected by tbe eo.ia. M• mulling charges against D't. Ebbe
<OUQCfJ aft« .N<!lport Bead1 1"' ,_ oo lllrtellua al co.ta Meaa thst Mn.
record ap1nst tt. Vaughn, JI, ol 117 W. Wllaon SI., IJOl I»
Mc-y called the pro-I "tax· cc of Demerol lnnn tbe docton ha ideft.
atlon dboul repreaeotallon." • tilled In a 17-<fay drat l)l'le 'thsl endld
"Tbe paople In Newport Baacb and with bar .._ tn December ol !IA.
Coot& Mela are going to be taxed, bul llemenJI ii a lllP. potency __
........ ~ ai!ecled lo --wldalY ... M I 1ll)lr tnnqui1lW and
tllo-ladJltiao!" the ---pail ldllor. Doe!cn his a I'~ In-
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Jectlon -500 cc equala one pipt-to he a --Kmillch got former l!Jte .......iJcs
agent ,Jimmy Irvin to admit today that·
not ooe ·of the n.. phyaJcJana ID'ledly
duped by Kn. v ...... bu .... -ubd 'to ezplalo his·-to the state
Board of~ Ewnineu. ·
CalUomia'1 Heatth and Saltly Code
prohibllll the pracrlpllo• of narcollco to
IQY -who II not a palienl of the phYalclan called on to pmcribe clrup. ·
Irvin aald the code 11 voluntarily
llll'ql1-d by phyalcians to the point
thst they lnalst or abouJd . lnalst on a
phJ1Jcal eumli>atJoi> ol the -.. ~~Uonacameonthebeell
., ~ by ,Irvin !bet Dr., Hartel!Us,
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Lake Forest section ol El Toro, aboWed a
deflcl<n<y ol 311 cc of Demerol wheo bis
boOka were chected by 1rvtn In !Jte 1918
clUrlng a visit to Hariellm' olllce In
Corona .de! Mar,
Irvin sald ~ ~ tile theft
al ten JO cc vials ol llomen>I from hil of·
flee to Newport B.,.ii police In July of
thst )'<Ir, It -tbe second such
l<porled theft of narcoi1cs by the pbysi·
clan, Irvin ssld.
Hartelloa ~ I-charPs o! 11lt-~ ... lonal conduct and ll10<al turplt1Xie
llemmlng from bis re!Jtlomblp witli Mn.
Vaughn and the clruga allepdly lo~
Into bis lbapely blonde para...., and the
attractive Mn. 11'-Melendra of Coot& Jlleaa.
lf\I. Melendm died In 1"' as Iba , (.,,0 IWlTELIUB, Pap I)
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The weother Jad)' bu a -..
outlook for Ibo ~ Olul, caJl.
Ing for sbowm llroalll ~
rooming, deartlc m t:bi aftlmooa, with _ _.,. ______ .
•peralurel -tn tile -IOI.
INSIDE TOD~ Y
The contr°""" .,_ lotl>ltGd
Q<Uoltu """"•.,1, b1ll a U-Prcu lnktflallonal ...,,., """'
COl<I lolo-lcad fGl'olixa ~
"bombed at IM ptnllp. • Storv on ,
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" 117 I. PETER llUEG -W1yD1 Oark< Told votera .they coJl)d '" ... o. , .... •YJt take notes on padl ht brouaht, pads with
lrviM residents Thurtday night toot his name and campaign slogan on them.
UGtbet ctad: at trying to sort oit tbel.r Sf.id be strongly favored Incorporation
,cl)ok:es !or a.e five clil' councilmen they because It would give restc!ents local""' WU! elect wben, anc1 lf, they vote for ln. · trot. ~•lion lioc. 21. -Roberl POiter< Called for a carefully
~ There now .e 29 candidates for the controlled growth rate. CounciJ, including one new en.try, Sanford -S&epltt• Det..pp: Said he liked lrvine
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I . . • • Six Q>nUllWlillel kJolilt the ' ()ranp
Coast have agreed to "smile" for judgef
this Christmas season. :
They're first to respond to the in-
vitation of the Orang~"'County Coast
Association sod the DAILY PILOT tb
oarlloipate Jn the 1971 eclltlon of !ht
lrad!Uonal "ta Miles of ChrlstmaJ
Smiles" lighting and decorating conte~:\
, who bu declared hi""lSelf 1 write-BO m1,1ch "l convinced my pattnill to can4idate. move here" and said Irvine should be a DOG MAY BE MAN'S BEST FRIEND, BUT WHO IS MORE LOVABLE THAN EEYOR?
In Newport hach, 1 Grand Old Getture Is Revived In I O.bonajre, but Wet Manner
Nominees fdr prizes in the residenti9
and commertial divisions of the areawid~
contest will be entered by: :
Huntlogton Beach Chamber of Com-
merce (Women's Division), Lagu9
Beach Junior Chamber of C.Ommei'c4
Capistrano Beach Chamber of Corrfo
merce, Corona del Mar ~amber of Cont
mert.-e, Newport Harbor Chamber ~
Corrunerce and lhe Seal Beach Cbambef
of Commerce.
~ "noonple's city." • Freod, prtsldent of the Sierra Bonita ..-
Homeowners Associatlon, wai one of the -A. Illy Qlll&Jey: Urged lncorporaUon
four wbo didn't &how up for tbe cao-saying voters should "seiu: the op-
d,idatel' ld&bt 1ponlOJ'td by the Turtle partµnity DOW for a. better urban en-
Rock·Broadmoor Homeownen Alsocla· vironment." l'l'Om P•ge 1
ti"" at U!)lverslty P.ark School. · . --Jo"" Balh Talked about tu,. and· ECONOMY 1be. other three who failed to att,nd said his scieiltific 1background would help •, • ,
~ La)1on L. Gardner, who.'!'•~. at. the city_ dev~lop, so.und · aotutlons to a lendb:ll a ICOlUJ,nc court of.· awards, myri•d of problems. ·
Malcolm EWott, who ooWd not be .~ -WUUam , Fllcbblck; Ca1led for a
-.S for an uplaAIUOn Uds morning and government "close to the (M!Ollle."
Xermeth•J. Holden, wt¥> bu left• lrail of -JaUa1 MalUt: Told the audience he
disainnected te1ephone numbers and may · was a successful businessman and said
no longer be a candi(late. Freud was '!P" sound business principles shbuld be ap-Jiearing .on Community ~blevision._ plied _kl managi:ment of the city. ·
Officlals in cllarte af. the program tried ~ .[Acy J'l*'tr: Said there iJ ,no
to make It fllly for lbe fathering of quest.ioh the Citi will Crow but stressed it
voters, who ml)' have outnumbered can-should be harmonious growth.
dldates more than &-1, by separating -R.Ue.rt Wlr1e1: Said his 21 years of
them intp d!Scu.ssii>n groups after each "SOiid financial manage me D t 1 I
was given -two minutes to address the backgrOund would help the city.
assembled audience. -.James Moser: Urged people to talk
.Here is a. bit ol ~ liWe each of them to the candidates person.ally and look for ~d to ·,,., dllrin& UX>se two ,JIJinutes -in s~clfjc· ansWer.1 to specific questions. •
~er of. ~ appearance that had ·l:>Mn -Den Olaon: Offered an engineering
cleterniineii bf lottery: bick&rollhd he said wo\Jld be Invaluable
f as the city tried to deal with various
)j · kinds of projects. .-..1! '• · Vi} -L A. Robluon: Vowed he ls a . !?"Cl&DO .f es "p;op1..,r1enled" candidate. •
'-David SmJtll: Said be had been an ac-
Fo" ;.,·.di!;.; Milli"on live ci!yhood worker and said "I am "° ~ 1 campai,ning for the city and myself."
:t • , --Gabrielle Pryor: Said her family has
:'J. RCA been in the area since 1814 and said Rg·a~rist Irvine residents sbouJd have a common
-. ' goal -In build a model city that wlll fill JoR°Fellclano,·Newpo~·t Beach'• blind "the promise that brought us here." She
slressed .her independence. -er.guitarist, fresh on the heels of his -Robert Zlmmcnnaa: Called for
itiumphant return to the nlghtelub bear-closer ties between homeowners and UC lng his name on W.estclift Drive, has tiled lr't'.ine students, saying now the two have
iuti in Superior Court for $1.35 million in become ''Isolated from each Other." -Mllu PeterlOll: Said he wu proud he damages against the Radio Corporation hid"orked for cltyhood and said he
of America and RCA-Victor Record "wants a city that's different."
:bivtskll'l. -Kopr•d Lar~n: ,JJrged the establlsh-
1s '!tie . au.it ll broken -down in damage ment Of JOiley coals for the city before
'-'-• . . tht adcipbon of any general plan. "Don't cwms to $350,000 general and $1 million determine land use first then put policy
pmiUve. Fellclaoo ,eeu an accounting at coals Into H," he said.
~ U" Wbltt":U -. .,... ·~:=~~':t J,l!,l•blf to the plalnlUI." : councilmanlc dlstricts.
)The !"JlllPlllnt I! filed )Jednes~ay ~ !:...?"!?'.Cl>!P~:i.filid)le,btli•!~J11'the
addltiMfii Iii· 111o· -lilll( .. d iM'VM•~Tonglll'll'illnd·
charges fraud, breach of fiduciary rel•· as a guideline. He urged adoption of a cl·
Uonsbip, breach of contract and the ty charter.
declaratory rtllef. Fellclano claims ht -Iuclore S e II 1 e I d t r : Said hla
has duly performed: anderl an the ~ blckground In cor119rate fi{l~i!1 law:
and conditlona rtqulred of him In hlJ tonl 11otild be beneficial to the cit1. •
tract with ReA. .! . · . -John Burt.on: Made a strong pJea for
Such performance · It ls stated con. c,itfliood and pttd!cted great thl!\gs for
aisled of:.paJdii&· m..t.r l'l'lrcfil,p of ~<Icy based on the high calibre of al!
numtroUI raUJical a:impOsttlo"ns ftom, i.pe:Widldates. .
which the defendant bas manufactured -,Uan Suod1ras1: Suggested voters
and distributed numerous phonograpti p i:~ their councilmen on t\VG criteria,
albuinJ anll other tapedevlci.s.' ·~ , ... Colnmunlty ervlce and their wlllingnets .
control issue could impair public con·
fldence: and -a matler of import mainly
to the niembers -keep Congress in
session through Christmas.
During the Senate debate Wednesday
night, Sen. Barry M. Goldwater (R·
Ariz.), said he had a "strange and ugly
feeling'' the controls would be on ·for the
rest of hill life. "I pray to God I am
wrong," Goldwater said. '
As passed by the Senate, the bill car·
ried a number of provisions only reluc-
tantly approved by the White House.
Among: them. it would 1ive government
workers and servicemen a 5.5 peticent
pay raise on Jan. 1 .-at a cost of ~bo~t
$2 billion a year -mstead of delaying 1t
until July 1 as NiJ:on wanted.
It · also' would allow nongovemment
workers to retain contracted wage boost.s
due but not allowed durlni the 90-day
wage freeze that slarted Aug. 15 -pro-
vided the raJseJI art not "unreasonably
inconaistent" w I th the Pay Board's
guideline.
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FOILED •..
from John's Cleaning Servlc.e.
He was scrubbing wooden walkboards
used behind the bar With the powerful' in·
dustrial bleach.
Investigators said the pair ordered
McMahon to ring the buzu:r, so main-
tenance me.n inside the locked re.staurant
~ Ulealf,: ;;• 'd •\', ' ' McMahOn 'told )>oUCe .till~ u ;!>e 11as
turning to face the me~ ~hose .descrlp-
., ,...io•~ -. ~W-I a blu'e'lleel"ltvol . .. •
"The first thing be thought of was
those two service station attendants who
were murdered," Patrolman Chandler
said, referrtne to a holdui>executlon
about 10 dtys ago In Upland.
"He was really SClU:ed."
"They didn't even get inside the place,''
remarked Sgt. Kerr.
The blow that felled McMahon came
from a heavy object that struck his neck,
probably the pistol, police theorized.
The suit further char1ea tbit RCA baa to be indepen~ent. He said :be. qUalifie1
manufactured many millions 0 I both ways. Fog Blinds London pllooogr1J)il.rccotdi ind albun\s and ta"'! ·--Henry QutJltY< Supported cltyh<!od
devices reproducing Fe Ii c I an o i~9 f~ iocal cont~! and urged voters to ptck LONDON (AP ) -Thick fog descended
performancts. • J, , ~ l-. . . ; llidependent candidates. k a Wednesday night, cutting visibility to five
The blindl ·'lincer .char1u that ae--Arnold U:oderi ti Retu51d ~e ~&~·t yards 1n places and snarlinl road and rail
eounUngs of hi.s·royalUeJ. were false and sland on . rpora on, saint ts services
fraudulent in one or mort respects In that wo~ked for 11 and. said his eres are Galwi~k Airport south of London was
the de.fend ant made . certain deductions. mainly in the e~j:.~~net~sed the need . shut down and Incoming flights Wert
fi>r \llllti not ,decl\!>Y.ble P!ua .,.....,jve /U "7!1~m!~\t'liNit«llilll'wdlild·t.~ dl..rte<l"'lo '•lber .. irporta leH allected.•
amounts again.st returns of reo.>rda or t'1r'"t.ac •• lndust..v •. Trains were running hours late. tapes sold. a ac 1ve w •J.
The 11).page lawsuit also cl}arges that
RCA failed to account fully and still !alls
to account for all record& and tapes
manufactured and sold and has further
failed to account 1or the disposition of all
of Feliciano'• records andi devices which
RCA bas manufactured.
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HARTELIUS •..
mull of what was al.!le~ to .be a
massive 'Overdose of drugs. Her family
~as . ~ Ha~te.lius In Orarte County
Superior Court for '500,000. ~ . . , 1 Ha,rtelius has been , cleared in thr~e
Superior Court trials ql arson, fraud arid
btibtry charges contained in CJ'fnd jury·
indictments. Most of the evidence
Presented at the current hearing was,
l!arr~ ~rom those tri~. , ,. :
Kurlllch said Mrs. Vaughn tricked Uie!
five phy~ians into supplying tbe ~erol
she need<d to sustain lier habit He ,said·
she iot a large qua11Uty of the 4rUI on1 one occasion by po1ying an accomPlict $1Q
to get into bed and convince the ¥isiting
doctor that be was•a desperately Ul man,
Other physicians allegedly made the
Demerol available to her after she told
them on t.he telephotie ·of nonexistent
relatives who were dying from cancer
and who desperately needed relief from
their pain.
On another occasion, It was alleged,
she ~ as a nurse at the Country Club
Convalescent Home and called a Costa
Mesa convalescent hospital to tell them
that her supply of Demerol had run out.
The hosplt~l officials allegedly eave her
20 cc of the narcotics.
It is alleged that Mrs. Vauihn obtained
fh, narcotics n<eessary In lff\I ~ habit
because Dr. Hartellus, the asserted prir
vlder of bu regulu supply, had betn.
barred from admlnlstttina: narcotlGA! and
was under lnvettlgaUon by the State Bofrd ol Narcollco Enlorcem<n~
ll ls uDcsu!tOOd that he tabArred from
dispensing nlrcoUcs pendlira' the outcome
of Iha pr-t bearlilf.
Mn. Vlllfhn ploaded rultty to the
lll!COtiCI chmtt shortly after bei .,..
reat. She wal committed to the c.u!ornl-.,
~ .. biUtatlon ce111er ,1t Narco u a
PMcoUcs addict. · •
Her Incarceration Interrupted a love If·
lair with Dr. Hirttllus that began In 1967
when the silver-haired •physician visited
her husband for. Injuries suUertd In an
auto Accident.· Ray Vaughn later left .hls wlfe and
three children '•nd• Hartellus .moved lnto
the Wilson SU:eet home to btgln a rela·
ilonshlp that testlmollY hu alleged In·
cl\Jded the frequent drugg\nl and beallng
of Mrs. Va,ughn. , . 1 · 1rv1n today described Harte 1·1 us
purchase of 11,800 cc of'Demerol In one
year aa, "exorbitant."
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DRUGS •.•
St., Costa Mua.
-Jame• Swonl, 21 . lll'il S5th St.,
Newport Beach. -James L. McDonnell, 21, of 1582
Baker St .. Costa Mesa. Also Indicted Wednesday was Edward
F. Bonnet, of Riverside. .
The huge cache discovered In Riverside
was fQ\lnd when 1 Jaw enforcement of-
ffcer wondered why the ground aow\ded
so hollow where he 'was walkln1.
lnvesllgatlon dlscloltd an under&roWld
vatilt coot.alnlng a ton, ol weed.
The five Harbor Art• men had been
previously arrested on·ch"1'ges that thty
10ld 300 pound• of marijuana to un·
dercover agentJ. Estimate of the value of the haul rartg·
ed from SI00.000 for bulk form ln Mexico
to ll!lll.000 deU•erod Jn t¥ q.s. and over
It ,.i1111oo, U brok"I 40'!"' In °!" 0"'"1
packets for street salts. 1 ,
The 1f.resta more. than t}'O wteks ·~ cUmai~ 1 {,.e>-month ln1e1tip.Uon
yo~~~'. l:J:C:."{:t tnlllaied th<
probe which lttr:r Involved elate Bureau
of NarCOUcs ~n\s, Ora~at ind Rtver-
lldt Count; aberltt'• dtputles and River-'
1lde city police.
s~aly Ronlanti~.
Balboa Fish Just a Big :Show-off other conununities are ei:pected to jo~
the list. All contestants in the "Smiles ..
contest must be sponsored by local
organizations. Judges touring t h t
"Snllles" area from Seal Beach to Sar
Clemente will judge only e n t r 1 e f
nominated by local sponsors.
By CANDACE PEARSON
CH Ille O.llr 'll•t Slltf
An age-old chivalrous rustom of hand·
kissing is being revived in a wet, but
debonaire manner by Eeyor Oscar, a
resident of the Balboa Aquarium.
But feminists need not protest the male
Ocellatus , Astronotus's grand gesture -
for as a kissing fish, F.eyQr will pucker
up for any gender hand, at the price of a
little attention.
With slight verbal urging, Eeyor will
liive an underwater smack to any hand
dangling In his water, to a face smiling
through his glass or even to a face ac-
tually in the water, were anyone prone to
dunk his face for a soggy kiss.
But the hammy fish ls more than
romantic. He dances, swims backwards,
turns bright red, raises his dorsal fin and
does somersaults -but only when some·
one is looking.
Walk away and the 19-year old Oscar
just fioals like any normal fish.
"It's true, he's really a show~ff," said
aquarium owner Ed Comfort.
Eeyor has been with the shop since It
opened last January and ls almost a
member of the family.
''1 probablyl couldn't sell him if I
Javits May Appoint
Girl as Navy Cadet
WASHINGTON (UPI) -Sen. Jacob,K.
Javits (R-N.Y.), who broke tradition Jy
naming the first girl page, plans to at-
tack aqother male slro!\ghold ~~ ai>'
pointing' ._. girl to the u:s. Nival
Academy.
Javlts \Wid Wednesday.he has not made
Iii final choice on. whp-he ·'fl9Uid appoint
but added that one Jirl hu ask~d to be
sent to Annapolis and he has "a number
of other female Wididates ... in mind."
Stores Open Til 9
Costa Mesa 11 downtown merchants
hilve announced that downtown stores
will stay open until 9 p.m., Monday
throiig'h Friday from Dec. 13 through
Dec. 23.
wanted to,,. sighed Comfort. "People
keep telling me they couldn 't take him
away from me." "
Comfort says it is unnatural for a fish
to be so gymnastic, but that Eeyor does
it to get attention and communicate.
"He doesn't like the company of other
fish -just people," said Comfort.
Eeyor hai:I little to say on the matter,
choosing instead to blow a few air bub-
ble!, pucker up and swim backwards
around his tank.
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Detectives Nab
Three on Drug
Charse in Mes~
A team of detectives who heard one
couJd obtain hallucinogenic drugs almost
as easily as an order of trench fries ar-
rested a Costa Mesa trio late Wednesday,
after placing a $SOO order outside a ham·
Judges will be selected in the near
fu1ure by Carl Kymla and C a ;
Blackburn, co-chairmen of the contest.
Tentatively, they have been scheduled ~
tour the Orange Coast area on their judg:
-lng. journey the night of Dec. 20. . •
Individuals or commercial flrms llll'
terested in partlcipaUng in the contest
and competin¥ for its prizes shou1d con.
ta ct operators of the . annual decotaUni
contest in their own communities. :
Details can be obtained by phoninl
Tom McCann, public s.ervtce manager fo(
'the DAILY PILOT, at !iH3ll 'or i4q.
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City·. Manager
Had Thoughts
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About Returning'
burger hangout. City Manager Fred Sorsabal returned
The three men were .booked on suspi· to Costa Mesa today after a vacation ta
cion of sa:les of dangerous drugs following Florida and the Virgin Islands.
an alleged transaction for 1,500 mescaline The first day back at his desk may cono
pills in the cafe parking lot. vince him to leave again .
Facing felony charges today are City employes added their ow1'
Richard F. McClung, 23, and Roy D. decorating touche! to the boss's office.
Lindsay, 21, both of 2465 Orange Ave., When Sorsahal finally got the door o~
and' Randall E. Williams, 22, of 730 (it was Jocked) he found ·a female man-
Shallmar Drl~e. nequin sittlng comfortably In his ex•
Investigators said the defendants were ecuijye, john, a net t.tretclled across. bii
not employed by ijle lJOPU)ar teen hangout chairs and the assistant city manager'&
on 17th Street but only frequented It. name plate on his desk.
The alleged drug purchase oceurred at Bits of -women's clothing were alfO ~0~:y;:ho ~~ri~t :i:u~n:t ·trp;rro~f~~~~:.ie; .• i~ at
van and asked 11 he could get any his tMlme with "sold" stamped across It.
mescaline. City hall workers said the boss took aU
Casey said Lindsay and Williams tbe jokes with a smile -after tearing the
became nervous and left in a 54Jeond van, , assistant city mana11 ' name plate iD
adding that he arrested McClong in hill half. • •
vehicle after the transaction on a nearby Sorsabal was also treated to a cake by
street. Robert Duggan, the assistant city
He radioed .the information to detec-manager, the top of yrhlch was decorated
lives Phil Donohue, Bob Lennert and with Charley Brown and Snoopy and said
Dick DeFranclsco, who stopped the other . "Happiness 'is having someone to Jeu
sus pects in the 400 block or East 't6th on."
Street. It •lso Id "Welcome Be.ck."
72" FULL SIZE SLEEPER
SOFA BED
SALE
Priced at '289
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$40 Million · fOr PendletOn ·Parks Waits OkaJ ·
By JORN 'VALTEllZA
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A $40-i:hnuon windfall from the new
alate wlthhokling lax package -money
\bl! could guarantee developmeol of the
Siil Onolle belches 1"1Uld be guaranteod.
Tliooe promJBes came late Wednesday
from Ray Bwiter, chiel deputy director
f0< the Slate Deparlment 'of Parks an4
llecrtaUon.
the best WIJ.JO develop SID. Onoire1
1' be
uld.
....,.i.l/be open lo the publlc before ~
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development would be completed for the -· ~ iecrllllolt nearly l ,000 acres of u~landl and aeveral fadlily by tho mmmer ol 1111. 11fe <111!1,
tbouaand feet of beachfronl oo the level promise tha~ :iel, but' If IW-·-ft! He uld that the -pacbp eould
stW. be a fin111dol 1'Uibloa for the same
P!Plee! If for ~ the llO mlllioD irl'ndfal1 ii ued • the tu .........
All the hluff!opl up . ...i -st of
the•noclear pneratlng.~latloo· are pro. JIOrtlODI of the Camp Pendlelon lerrltory !lfero, we ue 110 prnl>lema," -
opened up afler-Prealdenl Niloo'a decree• UnW tbll porllon'lnpeoed, It eoald..,: • . ' new park lands at Cainp Pendlelon --H1mter aald thli orl&loally, the depafl.
ment had staked its hopes on passage of
a propoaed $Zij0,milllon parks -package wblch could go lo the voter& ... 1
JIOsed. for, openilJc ln-lbelr aalunll stile
~Y tbe,nm bothlni -Tbe)' would be blended with thO S.5' mllea ,of
early lhls,year. main -conlnll.-1 the ..-y. . i
Hunter lald that fundl alreody have Tllo bhdla JIQflWi, llotltu .. , w.ld no bangs 1n the balance in Sacramento t~
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He added~ Ule fmds are allocated, tt·could the -beacbland bllll!ta1reldy In jlUtilic -·
been budlleted for fence construdlon at longer be -arniod t.rW eootral
the boundaries of the new publlc land. after the l1DDllW -"'i. · ·
The funds are tentatlvtly allocated for
alate parks planning and coaaUlne land
purcbaaes, and if both houJ<s of tbe
Jt(islatw-e and Pie Governor approve, the
spiooth d<Velo(l}lltllt of the new jJ!lbllc
Novepiber. ·
of1 a $2.-propoaal to· .com-
pletely rebuild ' ~in Qemillte Slate
' "Eaentially, Jt WOUid mian the 6-
"twlon of tbe Uialln( blafla beach all the
way upcoul to the Enlllled -·· Bucb Qub," HunteriuJd.
A plaMIDI learn is coo!h>ul'I Ill~ Pment plw coll &r:~ "°"'
on scbedule.s and deaians for the, entire cess routes over tht blll• to tlie be.cit'
master-planned recreallon faelllly. · and perhapo deffloplDr """" amplnC
"ldeally,",HIDl!¥r lald,...,,. would.-and parking .,.u .....,alllll..idOilli'i Part facilities as . Jt "But we've just found out ~t the
withholding package Includes the 149
millll>o and if we obtain that, II would bo . . '
Hunlu pnimlseil I the flnl·Hgment
of lands OD the DIW ~ II San ODofre , ' Meanwhile. B~ .aaJd pllJm!ng . and to see constrqction start on~ tbe Hlghwiy. · • l
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Fluori.dation Ele.ctiQn Set .. I
San. Cl.ement,e Issue Stirs Spirired Debat,e
San Clemente's voters will decide nut
April whether .I parla per millkin o1 ..
Ouorlde compound should be added to the ·
dly waler supply.
That simple decialoo-ttme Wednesday
after spirited and -anw debate before cit)r cnmcilmeb -com·
plete with·• pbolograph·of • gnarled cblld
furnl1bect by a flouride foe.
The debate materialiu.d alter ·Coun-
cllm'an Wide Lower fulfW~ hls promise
to. make flourldation an issue. The retired
oral •1111!«>• wtio ~~"cbamMned nuorldallon, wu l!Ul'I""'"!'. 1tt ad-
vocacy by more lhiii a hall-doml
dentllla Wednel<lly, wbo .,..cl that Ille
dtT• -oupply P"1 -.flltpel' JDlllloo of Ibo ..... , ........
d<cat In childnll, '
Tha <Olly foe of !p
coocept Wednesdiit
was Mrs. Eva Riley,
who charged that no
one on the coundl
could qualify as a 1 ..
gal expert who could
promise that the ad-
dlUonal fluoride
would create harm
to no one. 4 LOWD
Mrs. Riley ~-· plcluA ., • child crippled wllh rbamutlolcl arthrlUs,
after giving accounts of her ton's· affUc..
1tton wlth the same diselleJn.Pomona.
She said a physidln 'tberi;,,arned ber • •
SDG&E Blames
Cost of Fuel
For Profit Dip
not to allow the strlcken·youngster to in-
gest Ooorlde.
Two pollJ of the COWlcil were taken -
the lint, a flat approval of fiuroide ad·
dltion, deadlocked Z.2.
Councilman Stan Northrup, recovering
from a reCent heart flareup, was absent.
• Dr. Lower moved ·for addition or
enough fluoride to the city water to bring
!Ill the ratio to . I. part pe; million aj1<1
CouncUman Thomas O'KetJe ,secoDded\.._
Bui ~11111111 Cllfl • l4Yell< aald "" -~--·-,._ ·-·of Ibo people In lhe'etij
benefl1 by 11. I ~ about Ute
iiiilit ........ el '""""" who would Ii'? dH ... by 1111 llllr II t111 i.-."
Be 'ftll# ... -..,... ...... -61 tbe lame. bat lmn,mt""'r Wd a
1nlened.lbol the Flllll« bo plactd ..,
tile ballot.
, That vote waa uoanlmoul, delpite Dr.
Lower'• warning tbal the explo1lve 11.,.
would become a platform during the r.,e
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' Jssue Ignites
Council Flareup
lo fill two cowtcll-aeats at the 111111e-Aprll
election.
"There are goln& to be acare tactics
through alarmist prop a & and a c.m-
pa.J,gos, .. he warned. •-niat•s why I want.
ed this solved at tbe council level."'
lo bis earlier preaenlatlon Dr. Lower
1tresaed that San Cem.ente'1 water sup-
ply alteady t.oDtainl .an average of ,7
parla per mil1loo ef )lllunll Duorlcle and
tbal ac!db\8 ·a amall amount lo brine the
sum lo I ppm wbuld be nqll&ible. •
He added~ lbo~,il':"'" ct',:.t:=.-= ·. :.: :
mUllODI ofdolllil to~
lltat 1111 lor ._. .. ..,. for w lfaw .,..-tliDli. .-....
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School ·Chief
Gates Retires
lialpb Gll4I, ~of the San
Joequln l!!lemeDlar1 Scbool llJltri<t for
the put rt yean,1 annoWlCed Jdl retire-
ment Wednesday_. '...-
The m.tn.lstr1tor· made hla an-
nouncement during a meeting of the
The mire mention of addiUon of' Board of Trustees.
~ to ·• city waler oupply ii Ilk• Gales lald be. baa -year to go ., bis
dn>pplng a Jlgbled makh .In ·a pool of eootrac:I ml wtU' llOl ._rlate when It gasolJoe. .
U... are aome uamplea of. the flareup nms oul in June of ll'IS.
before San Clemente City Councilmen He urged the board to begin looking lor
Wedneeday1 where Ouoridation w a • a IUCCesaor who could begin as aNOciate
aelected 11 a ballol llem for nm April's superintendent nqt July and 1tep lnlo
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·Preidcfent;,RltbontlNlx..W. bugged by one man while !lhakh\f lland.J '. wJ!b o{jjeri Tuesday...aa be•leaves thethotel where he Viall'!" tile 80lh
N~~ 1'-1\ Con~· In, Chicago. NbfoD presented 'Pi'elidential~.
·•Wli:dsf,to-ollooutstaJidlng 4-H member1 al the Jllleting; ' . .
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Cyclist Rams Co.IC O~s, Chief :
,_.,~ elec:llona:
October revenues· ror San Diego ·Gas -Mrt. £\ta Rllef, the only foe whc> the superintendent's posltkln when he .A: cam~Pend1et6n Marine astride 1hls E. ·Marqulta,.fell from the•blie, but waa
and Electric Company took a dip, utWty IJIOU to COUDCl!men Wedneaday, lald •be r'eures. out.of-control molorcycle ' 1 m "' h e d not hurt. ' ' ·
'aides said today -a decline blamed on tia. the food wish that the matter be bur· The IChool diJtrlc:I ii Involved In a tbroUgh a heaV)"glaa1 wlndow'of.the San The cycle then careened wUdly acrou
'ioaring costs for fuel to operate electriCal =:n.s;IY ciei:e:~oJ~ th,~ =~ anlflcation election in Jane which, if ap-Clemente Chamber of Commerce offices . the highway! bopped the curb aod ~ed
seneralors. even lmve lo come up befcre the city. I'm C 'li~dln ~Yft ~ ~ ~:~~ ~=-~:.:! J:"'.:.. Mlnag~r' ,Robeit · through the tbifk glass.
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Three armed men, ... of u.m
threatening baolc-. ompluy<1 an 4·
cualomm with .. allopd bomb aqe,
away-wflh an eatlmated. '11,11111 W*
neaday afteroooo ,,... tlto -
callfornla Nallnoal Bank bnncb, -Im\ Pueo de Valeqcla ln·Lquna H1111. ,
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vehicle bu --Sbjrill'• Jn, ~ton ILlld tlto three nmi•Med IDllJ
wm dmaed In i-and-ters-
they-entered the -"·-4:111 p ..... and were each linndllblnr .........,
One of the bandlll-wfiat _....
to be ·a bomb, -· c.p1, a..,.. Broldbelt 1L114. .
·Be explained Ibo._" -.cl ol
-Iona red •eylladen --miy have beeii ~ -wtopped with
win and -to -._...to be a delonatlDc device. ·
'Ille baodlta did 'not lbreoteil lhe
"1111omt(s, be ..... but .... 'iul ""' <very bullneatil. .
"They left the lmproral111 that Ibey
weer there fat -thin& other tllm ' a depollt," llroldbelt ILlld. •
Bank empJoyaa were o.-by & voottgaton not to n-u,,. a.
formation at lallt -tbo-rollblry. ' "We were• all IClred to de&Us.'' aid
Morprol COilins, a<1Inc bani!: -· "but nobody pan1cJced. Eveiyooe WU·
very calm."
'Ille -branch lw -In Llcmt• lllils f<r about two ,_.. Tbe book'•
manager fJ on vicatlon ind -not ~ when the nlJbery '""W\ed.
• The month's earnings declined II per· · violently oppoaed lo I~ yet I doo'I wan! to wlif bave lo be prepared, Gates lli!I. Both. the cyclist and 'E'vans auflered "I had•my blrclt turned, worl:lnc·at the
I d I... ..._1:.1 increaJe in lffntll be at odds with some of my friendl, in-The board approved Gates' recom· . mmor· , Injuries '" ,._ spectac··,--F ••. _30 desk," Evans lild this· --1 ..... , "when G cen ' esp"'. a llU1M .,..... dudhwr tbe dentists here tonight," lbe Uo and . ..i ..... ...i ... ...a --·I . ... Ull!;: w.a.r '"' UWllllllg renade Kills II revenues. Nld"'" = n •·--~wtlng lo p.m.'·mishlip, police uld. • suddenly a '.l>ody came Oylng through
Fuel cos!J for the month roH alinost 50 m,;, cited the addition of Ouoride as an Gai;,"s bas been In -educatlqJt lor 41 ~ lmpl!d 1ball..-ed the .large glass • and biocted ·me acroo the-room'. ' "' SAIGON (AP) _ Eleven Vllll>o,..,.
percent.Asbareofcommonsloekearned attempt to medicate a man population year1 serving In the Anabelm dl•lricl ~~· desti-oyed a typewriter ,and "We , bolh !"I'• ·~ lucky-we clvllW\S.wereklllOcland17wenll11•-
bnly g cents, as oppeaed 14 10 cents Jo~ OJa1n1t Ill will -the abooluto be!~ coming to San Joaquin .....,,,a.shamblea or the 11111\1 :..ecut1ve wmn1 burl~" bi "!id. Wadnesday night by a-·• p-
Oclober of !PIO. I , l'J1"'1lee thal I~ -.Id 6e harmleis to Wiien be. firit came to cimonna In OHi'!' af Ille' <orne. of El Cllnlllo ~l ; Evw 'IJ'U ·u-..i• flMJllnor baclrtln< , -lolled lnlo a crowd watcblntl Cl -
evetyone. !Woey and bearl J>llelntl. u ' !ID; be lhOd In Ille San Joaquin Valley In a~Po\')al. ; · " " " · .... ,. Flnl< ,_., ""'"-'''"·' -·u 1 , • • movie In a bamlel Sli mllel -el ' Despito the October dip, however, pro-well u ..... arthrlUcl cOuldbe hlrmed oorthem California. lie ii cumot1y a The eycllst. Gal')' Alan, Fllik; 2f, told '''." • ..... .....,... .. w-e. Saigon, milJlar1 opotieamen npirted.
Oil for the i2 monlba ending In October idle added. Penonl who want OllOricle fcr nalclent of llWloll Vle)ci. poliQO be wu accelerating Onto El' pilvate treatmentj'"'' 1.-11;11 -They laJd ii wu 1111 wwli el Wl"OIDI
reached '170 mfilioo. compand to 'Ha their cblldftn lhould buy ii and gtw n to G-lw -the San Joaquin dlatricl Camino with a -er behind blm·oo nose and minor cuta and brulaa. t.rrorilll, · .
..Wionforthesame·perlodlastyear. their chlldftn tbemaelvea. .--abamlulthludenlltonearly. the bike when the fuel oy1tem malfunc-Evan,.aldbOhadplaonedlolea,.for ·
UWity spokesmen aald eanlln§• would -Dr. Walter Jlortout, &m Clemente'• U,IOO -f1om a rural, --opera-tioned and aenl the cycle speeding out of lunch . 1 few minutea after the ftul:
probably decllDe 8«lin !Jte tlils yelf longest~pracllclng denUot and I colorful tlon lo the futelt lfOWilc dlJtrlc:l ln the -.01. ' =~ ~ ~:%::rl:i1':"!'~~~: :i:~ of~ to~~~ w.:~ state. Tl\< Pl•.,..., Janel ~IDU, 22, of 101 ~~·wont thing, bo....W, W&lll1 the
II'he oil wlll'be used 10 olfaet the shortage woman who wants to avoid prepancy by broken window.
of natural gas, aides lald. laking a pW, grinding ii lnlo a paste and w • 1 • T 1ed "The Impact made a meu of 'my
rubbln( It on her belly." He strongly urg-rt 1·ng es .... eel the add1Uoo <JI the mmpound. ' typewriter, it-can't be filed,"·be sakt.
Dod Ge -Co.......,. now O"Keefe stressed 'gers t 11ia1 the 1est1mouy 1rom uper11 baa 11een
overwbelmlng. "We ... all the medical
Fr. Robinson, =~1a1 ... "'t:.--~1~:r=~ Tllo AMA BC! the ADA are jull like Ute ~ w.-Bar -aad they doo'I ma~e baa-.._ w~· ' 1J dodPool They aren't prone lo go
' 'Ille Loo Angelel :'C ae--rmb!"' DUI and -a IDIP Jlxll· quired ._. Fl;alt ~ ;,;;nt:;T
from the BalU.-OrlOles -1 and swapped controvertiil •1-lie tool: lloue wltb fellow Comtcllman
Richie Alie. to the Olicqo While QHI Myer'• oppoalUon.
.. 1 Ju• can't see why • Councllman So~i. •• with Robinaon. Ute club ,.. Myen obould vote In lavor or a -·
-.. l!om -m1noritJ when lhe majority should quired plldter Pele Rlcberl benefll, 11 people are thst ,afraid of
the Oriolu In erchanee !er lour Ouorlde, tbea Ibey can buy bottled w1ter
y~~: deal with the Wbito =" Hbe •::ld~llow the maJortty to
So~. the !Jod«ier• acquir<d veteran (llyen voted agaln1t the addition or
pltcller TOllllllJ John and • Y<JU1lll ~ :r:: boc:a-ti hla concern for
lnllelcler. • the JtUUber of penons """ -(See story, Poge SI) the Idea o1 Duorldated wale.) •
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A broadcast IO'iptwrlllnf competition
open lo sophomona, Junlorl ml aentch·
<I San C1eJ11ente High jicbool WU launch-
ed thla week by the Gtorie EUoo Poll·
7142 and Aiaillaiy of the V ...... 1 of
Forelp Wara •
student• wW be welcolrie lo oater lhOlr
ICl'lpts on under ~ tJU. "'' 1 M 'I
RnponslhWty lo Freedom."
Deadline for entrle&ll Dee. It.
It la the local pos!'J effort In the Ill•
Uoowide •1~~~ Democracy
Scholarship r-1_...i by the vrw .....
i«at -·""'1 Ille bea~ Will recelve I l!llll aavlnp-plaice
• • ~"ftCO\~ flO llld 'tblnf wW win •;'25.
'Ille local ~ enlry. wiD be sub.,
mltted to Ille -dlJtrlCI flnala, tbea .., the to the 1tate ,level.
Callfarnla'• winner wm' be aliglble lo
travel, with all -pUI, to-Ibo ...
tiooal llaall In WublngtGo, D.C.,. wblro
the lop lwonl jl I 110,11111 eub l'aDl• Alalsllntl Ibo local VFW poll In ~ It the Nallanal BC! Slate
Asoqciatlon of Broadcalletl. S I n
Clelllellle Cal>JO 'rV ... :rM Stalloo KAPX.
Spedllc lnfomlatloo ·-tbt oontesl can bo obtained ' bY caUinl Vf'W ColJI.
Dlllder Walt Liebig al fft.lm.
Schmitz Session
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orgllliaatlona' llaYe been llnltod by the
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. Rep. Jotm.Q. Schmitz (M:lll!Jt hllrday
eyeolnc al'tbo Liiie Fvrell Beach and
Tennis Club, Bl 11l4te Routo Drive, El Toro.
Tbe ''meet your ....-.n" nlP!.
which •W begin with a oactal h9olf at
7:30 o'clock, waaarranced to permit area
Repul>Jlcaoa lo meet and talk to
CoQlftsnnan Schmitz on an lndh1dual
baall, BIYI Charlea E. Klilcbu, pnaldenl
el' the SaddleNdt poop.
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Residents Oppose · IJid ·
Prop,>aed St.:hbol .Site Angers Ho~OW~'}ts ..
f By PAl\IEU. JIALLAN ~ Scbool lite ....id mm In ''Ntw ,Jll!l'l'o llllllal illoul llllllli 1"'1
• , , ot • DM'1 ,.., it.If alreedy lritolerable lltultJon wcne. • one ol 1119 LA Pa ptayO'QUDlla.,. ha IUd.
: . A proposal to build a special school He II.id the condition of the La Pu Several parents or retarded children buildinc I.or trainable mentally retarded grounda was • blight; lockers visible . · children on a Mlssion Viejo school site from the stteet• were an eyeshrr:; the told the bo&rd lhey could not wait any
)net opposllloo Wednesday. . street was unusable by homeowners dur-longer for a facility.
Donald Schr!cker, speakl.na for every ing certain hours because of excess traf-Dr. William Stocks, a g ! I a t 'a n t
homeowner on Pradera Drlve (except fie; "and the stink of exhaust fumes superintendent for educatlQn, said the
one -a district employe), told the Board made use of front and back yards Im-county has notified the district It cannot
of 1'ruttew of the San Joaquin Elemen-possible." -tar)' &:hoot District to build their new "There has, been physical abuse of our send children to its COW1ty fac:illty
focDlly "~-elae."·The hcianl wlll cJillllren Ill' the La Paz atudonts; vao-because the d~trlct has ruclied, l,000
decl6! Dec. I. ... dalisfn to our sPrinkler heads and enrollment and is )egally required to p~
Scbrber ~ Construction of an ad-~ mailboies; and in some cases vandalism vide 1tS own facility .
ditiona1 facility on the La P a z to our automol:iiles. He and other stall members said the
administration bad investigated the use
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Doctors Claimed Duped _
~"Dispensing Drugs
of Parklaoe Residential School in El Toro
on' an interim tiasli but there were too
many problems: the school wa.s de.signed
for more severely retarded children: it
might be full when San Joaquin needs it:
structurally it doesn't meet state earth-
quake standards. ,
The school district hu 18 trainable
menlally retarded students Identified and
plans to bring in children from neighbor-
ing school districts until space is needed
By TOM BARLEY
Of .. C.llr fl>li.t stiff
LOO ANGELES -Allegatlom that five
barbQr Aj'ea pbysicfans made 111rcotics 1..U.blt ·1n,c1nig •ddi9 Reba Va\Jglin of o.ta ~-in all blt one-case without
•-aeelng the supposed •:patient" -are being examined here today by a state
Board of Medical ExamiDers committee.
Trial Ji'wye.r Matbiew Kurilich told !hi
five physicians on ' the board who' are
mulling charges against Dr. Ebbe
Hartelius of Costa Mesa that MrS.
,Janitor Splashes
·Vaughn, 31,.of 687 W. Wilson SL, got 120 for San Joaquin.
cc of Demerol from the doctors he iden-The new facility, which would occupy
tilled in a 17-day drug spree that ended the upper playground at La Paz, would
with ~er anest in December of 1968. contain six classrooms and an ad-
Demerol t ii a bigh potency narcotic ministration complex initially ·on a 2.3
widely used as a major tranquilizer and acre site.
pain killer. Doctors consider a l cc in-It would be a modular design estimated
jection -500 cc equals one pint -to be a to cost $3$4,620 if purchased outright or
n0f1lll1 ,dose. $422,000 ii on a seven-year lease
Kilrilich got former state narcotics purchase. Application will be made to
·agent Jimmy Irvin to admit today that fund the-project from the state but the
not one of the five physicians allegedly district may have to pay for it through its
duped· by Mn. Vaughn has ever been own tax money.
asked to explain his actions to the State The board agreed to postpone a
Board of Medical Eiaminen. decis.ion unUI a Dec.. 9 special meeting,
California's Health and Safety Code directing the staff to J>l'inl ·In alternate
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The ·-Laguna . bus service which started this week
consist$, of Qve routes. All rides are is cents with
th.e exception.of the Leisure World run which is 50
cents. ruaes are free this week. Fares will be collect-
ed Monday. Route 1 leaves the bus depot at 375
Bro•dwaY and g~s north vla Mont~rey Drive and
th.e Co~sl H!ghway ,as far_as .M~ight Drive. The
bus then goes soutli on ,Rout~ 2 via Coast Highway
to Monarch Bay and returns to the depot via Glen·
' I • ' • neyre. Route 3A l •"I'• tbe depot and goes up.Puk
A.venue to Top of the World and Returns to Coast
Highway via Temple Hills Drive. Route SB leave's de-1
pot and goes up High Drive and along Hilledge
Drive, meeting €oast Highway at Ledroit and re-
turning via Cliff: Drive. Route 4 goes to Leisure
World and back along Laguna Canyon Road and El
Toro Road. ' •
T~o-stor·y .Projects Eyed
Devewper Faces Qu~'t by .JV.iguel'.Tefrace Resi.dentS
ptohibib t}Je prescription of narcotics to 1ibe proposal! for their ~nsideration. any person who· Is not a patient of the :;rhe motion to postpone the decision allowing the tot owner to bwld the house
b · · lied to lbe drug or 1111 D•llr ,., .. , stiff 1.: he p ystcllD ca on prescr s. wu made immediately after the ,board Avco and the homeowners specifies that 1ug r.
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CBieach on Thug, By PATIUi:K BOYLE tions',. (CCR's) entered · futo between
Irvin said the code is voluntarily returned from an executive session hast!-Displeased Niguel Terra~ homeowners buildings may not be higher than 15 feet, Richard Dam:on, of 32442 Crete Road,
strengthened ~y physicians to the point Jy called 'durlng the discussion. The board met Wednesday with the area's developer or single story. However, a clause at the said the review board should operate like Jhwarts Holdup that they insist or should insist on a sa.Id the executive session was to discµss and voiced concem over the future of end of the CCR's st.ates that the a planning commission by sending out
physical eiaminatlon of the person re-'j""'·l'fltl Mel matters." their community because of the in-notices to residents surrounding-a possi-~ -t od developer may grant variances to the ,,
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questing narcotics. _ r uctlon of twcrstory homes. height limit. ble home construction site. In this way,
KuriUch'• allegations came on the heels The meeting had been called to protest Danson said; the residents would have :m
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'an! A Li th Project architect Art Schiller tbld the . . ~ J ,tor a.frald of eiecuUon by two of testimon)' by Irvin that Dr. Hartelius, SSe8SOr Sls e loss of view the new homes might residents that only two variances had so otheppohrtun1ty tobre_vl1ew the project before
• men demanding entey .at gunpoint to a ~. who now lives on Ilander Slreet in the cause to present residents. But when ... f. far been granted to Jot owners to build do~e t~a1sedw t and to protest if they
... Newport Beach restaurant flung an eye-Lake Forest section of El Toro, ahowed a ficials of Avco Comnumity Developers was ISSa is 1 .
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. bucket of bleach at "·"'''" faces deficiency of 381 cc of Demerol when his T B • assured the eitimated 80 re=i at twcrstory homesr but neither h~ been Another resident,. P.•ter Burroughs of
toda
•~• ~-•· were ·"·ked by Irvin In la'· 1968 Op USfileSses the meetilig that _.,,.. I 1 t .built. He aJso -noled that Avco has built 32622 Al.ores Road, ·said -i1e had heard
Y fimrtnll' be bad no'"·· to ~ UH:\: vc ,.,l v ews w · 05 ' and sold four t_wO:story homes on lots ib ' ' .a..-• .. ----r ..... '6 during a visit to Hartellus' office In the discussion tumea to the 1eillletics of rumors that "'vco was bujlding "junkie '~ • Corona del Mar. I M rk V } inundating the low-profile, slngte story ·the commwiity. · homes" in the terrace in Wder to sell
.. One ~ecrtimed and the .other clubbed Irvin said Hartellus reported the theft ll 8 et 8 Ue community with two story structures. "We will treat the other vacant lots iD-them quickly.
jbe Vicllm.-11nooD1Cloua,.blfore they Ded of ten 30 cc viah of Demerol from bla of-Some 140 custom homes in the $60,000 dividually in the future," he said, "and if "I would hate to see us victimized by a ~~@r~~ . .!i!~--· ~. ··~~_1$ca1t::i .oL ~~~.·J.;=/~eto 1-Y~& es"~,: ~1:~~·~~:r;::~!::1:'1P:=!~~n~ :~~!to:few~~~~ii~ ;.u~:~.~!'ij! ::r:~~'fl:w~~!~o~::: ~n..F lafectackiiig i tneK 9y 'ihe ,... MK ~imll.kM(il another 91 residences in the hills above noted that U a lf>.foot house would block positive one," he told the Avco officials .
. De Hangry Tiger; 353 E. COUt clan, Irvin said. ' ' Assessor Andrtw J. Hinsbp offers .:>me these homes. IOlf!eDne's view, Avco's architectural Schiller said the new 91 homes would
rJ. ··~ 1 ' ' 1 JilrUli.lls ~IJ:,,laett.~'5 ~U!lJr: new nuinbers. Of these 91 new homes, project review board would probably not ba~ at be in the same price range as the ex-~ The cafe wairCloseil at f : a.m., wtin pr'ol"eas1cti'laT-condUct and morif\urpltude H! har'i'evealed u#top tt!fl ortthe llsl manager Dave Gerplain t'old resi~nls, u, ,,,. . It 'ii isting terra~ homes and offerM to ap-
"" ~¥cM1bon wu confronted by the men, itemrilln& from his relationship with Mn. of lndustrill and commercial propertl~ 25 would be hrP story structures, point-•pear1befor.e ·the association with 1a com·
one of whom carried a barrack• hag Vaughn and the drugs allegedly Injected In the cnuhty based on the~ market valu~ Ing to a relief map of th• area with red :~nnday Da'ttc'e's Oiif plete ·preseniatlnn of the compahyla·plan.
whlch J!'°obably contained· burglart tools, into his shapely blonde paramour and the as determined from Hinshaw'• assessed d:>ls marking the lots designated for the The meetiltg waa teritaUvely scheduled
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Officer..+ bdn1 ;d~rJ l,who · a1T~ ~ta Mesa. "' Included In the con'iilierclal properties marked with ded dots. the streets on Sunday -or any public Asked by homeowners' pres l dent
moments Jal.et t'llfMihon "' t! ' ""' th Jist are four from the Orange Coast and Residents were surprised to learn that 'place -has long been illegal In Sall Lake Walson Osenbaugh if it was too late to
1 ' "lP '"-11 • , Mrs. Melendrez died in 1'"t" as e on the industrial list there are five ftrms so many two story hoines \Yere 'pla'nned County, and county fathers now have change the company's mind on the new :~~1..~! f ~~ ·~ ·o~ , :result of what was asserted to be 8 with esiabli.Shments In the coast.al area. for the new development and were con-banned Sunday dancing even. In p'rivate development, Schiller said plans wollld Ja!illo~at ,eTiw • ' , f,tt, ~ ffie tnassive overdpse of drugi. Her· family Topping all commercial and industrial 11emed that vacant lots in their own com-clubs. not be finalized until 'the end c.f January. locked~,: ·Mc.Mahoh:!Yiill · ~ sued Hartellus. in Orange County interests ln the county la North American munlty might also be earmarked for the The county commission Wednesday "We are not locked in," Gennain ad~
outside tbt,.iear (loo/," aleried' bv 'thl:~oM t. Hperitor1. Coohrt for $500,000J · ed 1 • thr Rockwell; the assessor asserts. He llsts higher buildings. added private clubs to the no-Sabbath ded. "We are DexibJe and can maka , eteapini~~• irj" Or pain. ·! .' , t ~ are 1us as been c ear n ff the, !inn's properties located throughout The "covenants, codes and restric-dancing Jaw. changes."
"If""" ~. · in •1.... 1 ' 1 · --SUperior Court trials of arson, fraud and• the county at $152 millibn. 1-------'----------"--'-----------'::.::.----------lllllRrl'.~f;ja'k. Wal~:'! i..v::.·? reallT bribery charges ronlalned In grand jury Thb jlimps to 1188 million If Collins
"He al~ it rtaM. in' theli' k~~" l>e indictments. • Most of :the evidence Radio Co. of Newport' Beach li included.
added, iilflN:· tt Wu .... ~ !whether presented at the current hearing was North American recently purchased con-
McMahoo't: huClllit -oi-bi;.J;~1\' i<!fuaDy ~ed from !hose trla!J. . trolling' interest In ,Collins, but Colllns is
aplasbed"bj.e: ~·tatJet. -Kurilicb said Mn. Vaughn tricked the still listed separately on Hinshaw's
Officer eba~ said' McMahon told five physcians lnto supplying the Demerol records.
•fter rqainbig consck>usness of seeing 8 she needed to sustain her habit. He said Properties included on the North ·~ cn1ise through the dark parkin( Jot 1be got a large quantity of the d~g on American I~ are the Seal Beach Space ·
about eight minutes before he ·was ap-one occasion by .p.tying an accomplice $10 Systems Division, Autonetics, . Fincor
proachld. · · -~ • tO gtt intO bed lftd con'vince the vlSIUng Dlvislon and Mlcroelectronicsi Con1pany
He noticed It, but vehicles frequently doctor that he was i desperately 111 man. Electronics Group, all in Anaheim.
cut through the lot ·in the complel of Other physicians allegedly made the Also included is North American's va·
popular restaurants aroond the ·y. Jn-DemeroJ .a.vailable W her after sh' told cant $24..5 million ziggurat In Laguna
tersectlon· of Coast lligh-ay, Bayside them on the telephone of nonexistent Niguel. Drivt.and the'B'ayakle Village entry r'oad. relatives wlio were dying from can~r Here are Hlnshaw's top commercial
Shortly after, bow1ver, the pair ap-and who de~ately needed relief from properties, together with his figures on
proached McMahon, .: crew manager their pain. their market value.
from John's CleaniQg ~Ice. On another occasion, It wa_ s alleged, , I. Disneyland, Anaheim, $76 million.
r r she J>OSed fl a nurse, at the Couptry Club 2.'The City Centre, Otarige, $45 million .
.---------....;.,...-. . Conval-t Home and call<d'a.r-ta 3. South Colist Plaia·and Town Center, • OIAMll'COAR ~'"" ....,~ Costa Mesa, $41 million.
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• · M~ "c.'01!Jalescent hospital ~ tell them 4.. Fa.$on Island; Newport Beach, $38 that her supply of Demerol had run out-. DAILY PILOT
CIMNOS COAl1' PUllf'HJNC. COMl'AMY
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The hOspital officials allegeClly lave her • m~ .. ~~·wporl'ctnter, Ne'wpart Beach, $37
20 cc of the narcotia. 1' • million. . ~ n is alleged that Mrs. Vaqghn obtained 6. Huntington Center, .Hunt Ing ton
th.: narcotics neces8'ty to feed her habit , Belch, $29 inlllion. '
becAuse Dr. Hartelius, the userted, P~ , , '7. · Disneylfn4 Hotel1 Anaheim, '28
\rider of her reguiar supply\ ljad been . milli~, , . ·
barred from adminilterlng nareotics Ind , t. ~ue~ Park Center, Buena Park, $25
was under inveslilation b)' 'the State mJUlon. ,
Board of Narcotics Enforcement. · f . , t. Fuhion Square, La Habra, $20
lt ls underslood tliat he ~ biri'ecs.from . mlllfun.
dispenslrig narcotlcl )eDdlna the outcome to. Knott'a Ben}' Farm, Buena Park,
of the ·present hearing. 119 mlllton.
Areas to •smile'
They're First to E•iter Contest
Six communities along the Oran~
c.oast have agreed to 1'smlle'1 tor jU£ige8
this Christmas season.
They're first to respond · to the in-
vitation ·of tbe Orange Counfy Coast
Association and the DAIL v· PILOT to
participate In the 1171 edition of the
traditional "4.0 Miles of Christmas
Smiles" llgbllng and decorallng contest.
Nominees for pr!J.e.s in the re.sldentlal
and commercial ,divisions of the areawide
• contest will be eaterocl,by :
Huntlni!on Bea<:h Chamber of Corn-'
merce (Wbmen's Dlvbton), Lagun1
Beach Junk>r Chamber of Commerce,
Cipistrano .Beacil ,Chamber ol <;om-
met'ce, eoc.ria,dtl !,lar Chamber of C;>m
meroe, Newport Harbor Chamber of
Commer.. ~rid the Seal Beach Cllambet,
QC Commer(f.. ·
Other communltl .. are npecled to jolo
the list. All contestants ln the "Smiles"
contest must be sponsored by local
organir.atlons. Judges touring t h e
•1smiles" atta from Seal Beach to San
Clen)eflle will j~e only e n t r i e s
nominated-by Joell sponsors. 1
Judges ·'WilJ be selected in the near
futU1' by earl i(ymla and c • p
Bl1ckburn, co-chairmtn of the contest.
TenUtively, thty have been scheduled to
tour lhe: Orange Coast area on thelr j~l
ing jo'1mey tho11lgbt 'ol Deo. ltl.
Indlvfdu1ls or comrhtii::ial firms : ln-
tereated In participating In· the contest
and competioa for lts prizes should cort-
lll<l operator• nf ·the 1JU11Jal decoraUng
contest lD thtlr owq commun!Ues. .,
Delalla can be olitalned 'by phoning
Tom McCa~ pUbllc urvlce manage for
the DAILY PILOT, 1t Iii-ml ot M0-
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DELIVERY
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By'11ARBAllA Kl\EIBICH , ordinance to Include the height lllnit. °' -. D9llY '*' ""'~ , ne ~ :wu taken to keep ~ ·3&-
1i ~ the--will aoon
1'!COg1lile that tbe people· of a communlty
. are, or at least ·Ollgbt to~be,, in control of
their own d~. and tbot IOning
sometimes tendo to dilute tbat canti;ol.
Height limit controls are a per!ect ·es·
ample. Throogh aCceplod van.nee P,..
~heiahl 11mi1s of bul!dlnl!• are ex-
ceeded simply becauae a devaloper sees
Iii the variance a bac!l'door way to -P.eriY exploitation." · ' Uguna, lie added, Js.rife with su<ti"'ft-
amples, ciUng repeated propo;sals, suc-
....iuI and llllSUe<:eaflll. to erect
bWJdlnp far Jn exceos ; of ~ heigltt
limit.a, by use·ofrtbe variance proeedu,re.
:·~fail& to ,ealabllsh ihe kind ol
i.W!dlnB· .... '""' -lid Lqu;J.ms ·want " said
llsues at stage, ai1d the, publlc ""• far review ol IOnJng _....... a ed
greater extent than Is UIU8! Jn %0Dlng JeglllaUve Pftl'Ollaliva to doler:mlno jqll
t11 Is lime for leg)slators to" ,think· foot limit in elledduring court tests of
lq ·.of something more reassurinc that the legality of the initlaUve ordinance
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,H~. "so loq as variances -exlat and
deveioP!!'S shrewdly.plan•hcn1"to lift the li~ 'sky hlgti... . • • . '
hearings, made ila wiJhes . known. I what the dly COllDOil ml Ibo P'l'l'll...;
· challeqe llllyo\l' in this room to suuest and canoot, do to·intect 11111111"'11 Ibo
slopgap JODing ordinances" to . ptotect adoptod by.popular vote Aug. I.
-munltles from iree<Y llevetoi>etl wlio Noting tbal ·he endorMd .tbe interim
tbat two publlc bearints on any JODing community. . ·
matter have ever pi'odtkfed, in all of 0 How :do .e prtMrVe a culiullinlty'•
~·s imtory,. so wld"""81!1 a 'bear-vigor In the -Of the m1nl!!cllllon ol peisiatenUy evade zoning Jaws through measure, though it was unlof'tunate the
abliie of the variihce. proctdure, ~ · COIUIOil bad to take tbe llep in order to
-Citing tbe m811J1 ,. ...... motivatln~
the reOOrd wle In !Ovor' of the helglit
Jlt!i!!;-"-derided the ~ that
publlc ~·requJred In JODing pro-
ing' as did the inlllaUve <>nllilliice -zorilng laws •bf clmlopers llill 1ioitdera
Beachi w~ Ainotd Hano told ttie' city uphold the wishes of the people, Hano
council Wtidnesday night. said "aooing in tbe past bas failed -are a necesPrl ~
op by the people." who use the variance as a vehicle for
Hano said he was speaking, "in the1bope private gain?" he demanded. "Whit is at
that while a single realtor,,backed by an • stake 11 the claaic coafltct betwee11 i
out-of-town bo~ corporation, lalcol' Ille commcmlty'i needll llDd prtvale greeds.
city to court lime ai1d again, ~ Lei this ~live. body' and others to
Hano, president of Village Llfguna· and dismally to do precisely what It wl!
leader of •tbe fight against hlih tlae, ol'iglnally set up to do .-help is8ure tbe
0'I'be:past:~ Tuiuative _ofdinaqce proVed
how nonsensical Ulil afchJlc notion is,.,
'.be said .. "In' tbe five w~ of'peU~n
circU!allilg and In tbe ensuing two-plus
moi:ths of campaigning, tbe p\Jblic
bec..,...far•more .l:J!owledgeable ol the
s~ as llie ·""'°"" adoptod an interim maintenance of a community's health,
otdinance"placll!g a llklay moraWr!um-safety and well-being." ·
gentlemen will start to , think of follow, attend to tbe fon:Der. Jl'or that Ja
on ~buildlnis over 36 feet bjgb, pending ·"f would hope," said Jlano., that this
amendmftl of tbe JDa,sler llOQlog dty council and other ligislalive bodiel
somelhing more res.wring than stoppp · the busiciesa of thJs elly <ouncll -to toot
ordinances ••• ''" : • , · ~ . after tbe Deeda:, ~ tht1 greedll, of the
The lime bas come, be ·saldt for a community.u . .., • : • ' . ' . . ' . •
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. Dog Poisoni~g Try Averted
Trio Flash . .
'Bomb: at ~_· ' ..
• , ,Hous_ewife Beats · Pet w S"1Spicious MaterUil Laguna Hills . .
'A· Lagijba Beach· bousewile Wednelday
rFl'ved a pUe cf fresh· meat frclh ber
~ and may h8ve ~en!"!· her pe)
fii>m qeConilog tbe slxllf vldim .cf ·a re-~I wavo of.deg pcisoniies. ' . ;t., ' i I '
<Iii a motion ftled bl' ~J!eacli Ci-
ty ' Aitdmer Tully· Se}'!Doiir 'alid ..,
ciOimiel·WUllam Wllcoxen, ~Court
Judge j~ E. T; "Ned" ~ has been
dlsqualllled' iron\ hoatjDg 'realtor Van
Tasi:hner'• '!'111 challenctng die legality cf
tbe ih!llaUV., ordinance that set a
bUudlng height llmil Jn ~~DY· s.Jn-' told, the dty U Wt!l·
nesdar night tliat Judge , who was
to have fieJIJ'C( the case Morllla1) ~·step
pecl'aslde and tbe suit -Ii ~ed to b2 heard by Judge William, Leie on .Dec. 20.
. The motion to disqualify was based on
llje. fact that Judge Rutter h8d ruled in ....,..~., favoc last, July when , tM ~. filed a • !lmill'r ouil,, seeking Id boll tbe Aug. 3 bllh rise eledicn. ' • 'At that Ume JUd&e Rtitter's dl!Qsion
<iaa overtilroed by the Fourth DJs1rtc1 ri>urt cf Appeali, which ruled tbe elect/On ahowd· proceed. but without prtjudlce to
~rther testing . or the legality of the. m.
ative procedure.
• The state Supreme Court reluaed ·to
l'lear an appeal of the appellate court
4eClsion and the ensuing e I e c t i o n • fesul~ in a 3-1 vote "for a U.foot
jluildlng height limit.
.Beth legal adloos filed by Taschner
matntain that use of the init1alive pro.
oedlfe waa. illegal beca.,. It cddesleps
pabllc h~ l)!qtllred bY the': stale
-inzoolagmalterS.
'!lie city now Ja· Jh the prooeos ol """' uc;llDg hearings on unend,ments lo place
the heigh! limit in !lie master ZO!linB
"'111Dance. . ·wedneaday night tbe city .council
adopted, u an .,.gen<y measure, al·
fective immediately, a zonirig ordinilnce
thit imposes . a morptor1um on con-
jln/ctlon or buildings )\lgher than' 36 fl<I
for a period cf 911 days. Th~ wlll allow
lufficient Urne to oomP\ete regular bear-.
\DIS on the zoning code amendments, lhcuid that Jnltlatlve · ordiiiance be rul'll
illegal. '
. Dodgers Get
Fr. ·Robimon ,.
1'19 Win s..f<el
The Lot A.,elel l>oclao<? ao-
qbired ...,.mar ...... RcM-
lrom the 'Baltimore tlrtoles today
' and swapped controverstaJ ·1Jugger t
Richie Allen to thO Cblcago While
Sox. · ·
Along wllh Robinson, the club ac-
quired pllchfl< Pele Richert fl'Olll.
• the OriclOI In uchanp for four
, youq plmn. .
\ In the ,(Den. deal wtth the White
' Soi. the llcdgenr acquhd veteran
pftcber 'l'DmlllY Jobn alld a --.. (8el 'Pap SI)
Poli<e. said Wandeen McKeown, .er 504
Goff SI., dl8"'vered tbe pound and a hall
o( groom beef just momenta before her
Norwe'.gian elk bound could eat it. She
s8id she did nol know how the meat got
into her fenced backylrd,
Investigators . speculatod thaf It had ~ IMj< thrown ovet' t)le. fence or
plaC:e4 ... 'the, yard, ·i.llllollih. lfrf. M-ulil she had lell!i J» "'1splc:loql
-in !be ll"" prior lo finding the ·~~ i:;;uiiiic1cus meat to
9le ' *""'1 In Santo Aila !or cMIM ..,.,. Belultt o( ,U.. &tats
-illll ~ .. ·-·mi,., of· ~ Mid Ilda momlng.
;,,.., dcl(o -dlild.ln flie -rash cf polJcnlnct hi tbo same nelgbbor!Jood
-. the in<!Ot .... ~ered. WHb the
esceplloo cf ..,. dog pcieooing at Top ol
the World, die crlmeo have been <Cllfined
to the neighborhood in tbe vicinity of tbe
intersection of St. Ann's Drive and
Catalina Street. ·
Mrs. McKeown ~Id lice 1be became very nemJUS about e~ tbe meat
-~ of 'the reports of dol
pci!OMlgs.
Au~ies performed on the two dea4
animali by veterinarians have shown
traces of 'ltryclmine - a common rat
pollon.
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Superintendent
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At Sa_. J<!8quin -
O!liclale at the Soci<fy lcr'tbe Preven-
tion ofcCrueJly to Aniriiais (SPCA) bave
offered a $100 reward for information
leading to the arrest and convictlon·of the
person or persons responsible .for · the
poisoningi. Dog poilODlng is· a ihlsde-
meanot offense.
·Lagnna '(1ka,S ,;
Tix Measure
For Wastes
• T!ie Laguna 1Jeach Cily Council Wied
Wednelday nllbl too*1cpl as Ill urgency
measure, effective. immediately, an
crdlMnce lmpOllng .a citywide waste
management tax to provide for collection
and dJs{IOlal ol both liquid and IO!id,
waste, but deferred action on a reaolution
selling lllnllarle f.,,. !er tbe service. • " ' .
In the 4.e vole (Councllman Eward ...,._.......,; n · ' ,;,•.>G_t _ ' · ·
·Lorr waa abseni) councllmen also ap-.,. .... --..-... BepGra~ r
proved a base tax o/ 11.50 permootli for ,;~4ei!t~ Niz.n 1s1hu~.'by ·one man wk ah~g;-!ian4s
.every parcel of_property m the dlJl.,bllt .hlth,•tlief* Tuesday u 1he1eaV118 tile hotel whete he visited Ille· Mth, provided for esemptlon of cllmfttly · N' tionaJ '4'-H c ln ~hi N' · led ~-~!!'~'\.,. undevelopable property from the tar. a.. . • ongreat, " Cl('!1 .. WJn.(presen. "'--. :a'!'i1118 ·~ m oUtslalidlng 4-H·mem~.at,tlie meeting, .. , . The exem.,.."'*' .-1 .. i....1 C1it• -_,• t c.. ·· · • · .. t , .. ~ -, ,,._ ·
.,_..., _..,....,.....,.. 1 , ' ·-r.._ I • ., ' • -I "'l '* Manager La~ Rose, .(l()UJd. beI • ~::rr°" • ,.7 . • -~ • -..... · · • \ ,.,'. ,. 1 &i-anted for a number of reasom, in-i •. -~. 1. • ·• • . ·.:''" • ·,,,, '
~~~.i=:mt~;c=:: TL"'f;r.e Beach Fa· cili•ie· ~ · bulldmg moratorium, as Jn Arch Beachl Ullu 1i S
Heights pending sewer h)ltaJlation.
Three armed men, ',ODe• of U. .-.1en1ng bank emplnyes -.anl
<Ultomers with an alleged bomb aOt
,way lllth ad( ~ •II•' Wed-
_., ~ """' 11¥ .~ Ca1llcr\ila N'allcoal ho!< 1'"iic;!i; mt
P-de Valencia In Laguna ll!llt· . ; iilier!!r• cleputJes• Afd Ibo trlO •l[licl
lo • lite model -~ lllcl been -•u.r1n_, ........
..... of the ~Mid llloit » boot
employes and en•••• at..., wlille lhi
llllrd made the· ,.._ of llli loDen'
-coltedlng -In a laundry bag~
There WUDO lboOting and DO·ODe Wli
injured, deputies repcr1ec1; •
The llcense number of the ge.tawq car
was noted by a wllneeo but the oberlll's
office said today that DO troce of thO
velllcle. h" been found, Shlrllf'1 u;.
vesllpton said the three unmulted men . ' were 4fessed In jeans an.cl sweaten, when
they entered tbe , banlt al about (;Ill p.m: ......._ •
and were eldl brandishing loanolcuni ' One of the bandlla carried what appeare4
to be • -· lbertlf'• Clpl. Jaineil Broadbell aaici. • ' . •
' lie upJalned the ''bomb" eonlloted .,
three Jong red eyllndm -which mar
bave been dynamlle -wrljiped w1tll
wire ·and <Olm«led to wbal apJiearad to
be a detooatlnl device. "' . •
To Retire i~ '73 -At such ti:Me as the condition is reliev-.
ed, the property would become liable for
Relph G8i..,,auperlnlendenfof the San the la•• Rose said. Owners will be re-
Joaquin Ell!inentary SchoOl District for quired to apply for the u:empUon, dting
·the past 'll years, announced his retir&-reasons to be verified by the city.
The bancjila di<t not threaten thO
<Ultomers, he said, but """ :curt and
Hinge on State Tax Bid ~~:i:-::t deposit," Broadbelt:-Hid.
~ Bank employes were ordered by in.
ment Wednelday. On.the suggestion of William Leal, who.
Tbe admlnlstratot made his a.t prel<!llted a detailed critique of tbe P""
llCllll:emenl during a meeting cf the )iOaed crdlnance the c:ouhcll agreed I<>
Board cf Truatees. ,. certalo chanties Jn wording to clarify Ila•
By JOHN VALTEllZA packagewhichcollldgoto'lhevcter1-vesllgators net lo Nlea!O· any ill'
ot "" 0.11, .. ,.., s11ff · formation or talk about the rohl»rv. .. November. "'We were all ICM'ed to diltb,1•-Aid
A' ~lqn windlall;.lrom the new "But we·ve ,just' found "'t •that the Margaret Colllnl, acllng• book ·-·
Gat. said be has one year to go ca his . nqulrement.
contract and will not .renegotiate when It Leal; and oome councllmen ll"* ez.
sta,te,wj!hhcl~ng·tax package~ iDcney . wlthboldlng1 ~Bi• lnclildes the !40 "but nobodY po.-·EverJoae was
lllatlcoUJd, g1iaraillee developnien( of tho · • lain ' vary calm." .
runs·cnt In June of 1'13. ception to a Jii\JjJOied ·so -enl new JJ!lfk i.ooa at camp Pendl-.:,. . mlllloo and,!( ,we'Cb ·that, II wi>uld be Tbe banlt brcmcb bu been In Lqana
'hlng1•11Y111&ba1a'nce ·il><SaCramento to-.lhe 'best ... ay.t.>~p·SanOn!>fre,".be Hilla for about two yun. '!lie -·a H• urged the board to begln loclclng lot ~ esemplion fer property owner1
a IUC<esscr who cculd begin. as asaodale using contracton and II appeared lhla
superlrM<dent next Jiiiy and step Into .,..iaJao WwJd be ellmlnated ..,... the
day. lald. ,...,..... ts ca v-mid was ....
· ~ funds are leiltaUvely allocated for He said 11>4t the bond pockap could pmei1I when the -, -
the superlntendeot'1. poslllon when be i1aaJ crurcharp f ... are 1et. · · llale Rl'U' planning and coaslllnt! lerld sllll be a flcianclal cualllm.(or Ifie ..m. , All the bandlla lefl Ibo bank, they warn. purch&m, anil If both houses of the , project lfJor some reuon the !40 mlDloa ed the 10 employes ..., .....,_. not to retires. Tbel;e a11o waa ·-cf the poosi· The school d!slricl ls Involved In a 11.; Inequity of lncludlni trash collecllcn
unification electMXI in June which, U ~ aiervice In surcharge fees impolld on
legi&lat..re and the GoVeJ'.DOr.approve, the windfall is ued from the tu measure. follow them IDd not to call the poUce UDo
prov~, WO~ dissolve the Sin .;foaqtlln reaidenUal property up to I total Gf five
llllCllth development of tbe new publlc He added that If the funds· • .,., til. they were gooe, Broodbelt uJd.
fJ!str1ct. But m case it falls the .district unitl, but 1'C10lring owners of co'm-
wlll have to be preparad, Getes said. merclal residen"•' property In excess of
San Onofre beaches would be'gua_ranteed. allocated, It collld mean the mtuTec:ticn
iThose promises .came ·late Wednesdaf • of a $2-mlllioD-P.lus ~ to com-
rrom. Ray Hunter, chief deputy director P.letely rebuild the San Clemente Slate The board approved Gates' recorrr . ...,.. mendllllon and aulhorhed recruiting to five uruts to contract privately fer trash for · the Slate Department cf Parks and Park faciUUes as well.
heilcL j>lcl:up. fte1nlnded by Role that at Jeut ·~
Reereatlon. . Hunter promised that the fin! aegmeiit
Hunter said that originally, the depart. cf lands on the new l!.&l"'I at.San Onofre
Author. Quotes
SOnth Coasters . ' llPI 8oatb Coul JUenry figures -
more lban """' &111 ether comparable · area -art quolad et .lenllh In . a new
boot 1UUed. "I Get My Best Ideas Jn
Bed,' by book reviewer WWlam Melton,
now tmned author.
The publlcallcn, whiclo has won praise
from the crtlic•, ls a comptlatlcn or ...,,.
dom thoughla co professional wrltlng ...
pressed to Melton over a period of. ~ars
by some of the world's kid.Ing authors.
Among those quotod are Sooth County
ruldenla WWlam Wbler Haines, E. M.
Nat.banlon. D>Jorea Hitcbens, Don Owl&· J:lnl• James Hall Roberti, Leland
'odertd: Cooley' lM JlorrllOll CloleJ
and Dr. Molplt Xrnch, f-of Krocll
11111 8"nllllO -Storea. •
months of the waste tu levy 'MIUld. be
nqua., lo balace the already4dopted
blldget, the council agrted to adopt the
menl had slalced Its hopes on passage of would be open to lhFpublic before -
• proposed ll50-mllllocr parts bond summer. ,
ordinance .. an urgency n.-e » s L ..... ..II =-=-~-:.i==-~ ·(;ham .... er: . 1•1.a_ s.~ 15-. ldopllon cf the -Ing ~
ruolutlon e1tabll1hlng 1ftCi1e t' • ,..,.. ' •• , .. ~~ ~~::,:.~ . · CyclUt ~amt CofC Offices, Chief .
ly unll plus II for each addllionol 111111 up' ' • ' '
to five. Hotels. mcltb and aporl111ent1 A Camp Pendleton Mlrlne ubide his and El Pcrtal. •
wollld be charged 11 a month !er each 'cut-ol-control motorcycle ' •sm111be'd The cycUst,.Gary Alan Flnk;ll, told
aeparate uni~ as would commertcol P'°' · t1ltoo&h a h<avy glass window cf tbe Sari police be' wu acce!Catlng onto El
perlJ ror each separate blls1-co-Cl~ente cbaniber cf Comglerce offlces CamJ.no wlth ·a pauenger belilnd bim ••
cupancy, · Tt!!Sday and ~ke<I Manager Robert · the l>lte wben the fut! IYllem malfunc-
ln addition to ti-surcharges, the city .Evana across the room. lloned '"" oent the cycle opeedlng cul of
would levy a 10 pment tax C11 tho groao .Beth the C)'cllJI and Ev.,. suffered • control.
receipts cf the contractor f'I" the private lft)nor. 'lnjuriel In the opectacular D :IO • Tlie ~' Janet' Glnts~21, ,cf 101 contracts. ... • p.m .. l'ftllhap, police said. E. M&rqutta. 1tU from the btke,Jbat wu
')'he ordinance ., ~ Jll'Ol'ider The Impact shattered the large gia,< oot hurt. . fcr...-hlybJUlnlal.thot.elal.mii . wln!low, datro):ecl a t~ and · 'llwqcte·theo ca......i wlld!1 •croa -.0 rib p+ C I tar late pay• lriade a lhambla cl the small aecullve ~ hl8'\••Y, hOpped_the curb ml plcwod
menl. · _ 1 elflco 11 liie ccner of !1.CamJno,Jllll I lllroqll<tbo tblcli.p.a. .
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·Residen s Oppose Bid
i»rowsed School Site Angers Homeowners
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llJ P~~ HALLAN 1lllermedllte llcbool altt -l!llki ID
Of "' DW11 llltiM Si.ff IJ.reldy ~ lftuat\oa wane.
A 111 to build a s;peclal achool He said the oondltlon of the La: Paz
• ~ lnlnable mentally relarded grounds wu a . bllg)Jt; l"l'k•l'I vblble
on a Mlaslon Viejo school site from the slreet were an eyeeor11 ; the
met GPPOllUon Wedntaday. street was unusable by homeowners dur-·
• Donifd Scbricker, speaking for every Ing certain hours because or excess lraf-
bomeowner on Pradera Drive (except !Jc; "and the stink or exhaust fumes
one -a district employe}, told the Board made use of front and back yards im-
9f Trulteea ol the San Joaquin Elemen-possible." lat7 S\iJOlll District to build lhflr new "Tb<re ha• been pbyslcal abu,. of our
flclllty 1~~ .. ce else.!' The board will ,cbjldren by the IA., Pu ~tudent:s; van·
decll1e l>ec • ...f. dalism to our sprinkler heads and.
SChrlcker saJd construction of an ad· mailboxes, and in some cases vandalism
ditional facility on the La P a z: to our automobiles.
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In. Dispensing Drugs
·-,.. ... $llldllC •baol IUlll •• ., . ... GI Ibo L&'Pu ploylJllUlldo. .. ho aid.
Severa] parents of retarded children
told µie board they could not wait any
longer for a facility.
Dr. William Stocks, as 1 Is tan t
superintendent for education, said the
county has notified the dlJtrlct It cannot
send children to its county facility
because the distrlct has reached l ,ooo
enrollme:nt and is JegallY riquired to pro-
vide its own facility.
He and other staff members said the
administraUon bad investigated the US4I
of Park1ane Residential School in El Toro
ori an lriterim ba.siS but there were too
many problems: the school wu designed
for more severely retarded children; It
mllbt be lull when San Joaquin needa it;
otntcturally It doesn't meet slate earth-
quake stand~.
The aobool district has 18 trainable
mentally retarded studenb Identified and
plans t.o bring in children from neighbor-
ing school dJstricts until space is needed
By TOM BARLEY
Of Ill• Dalff ~lllt '"ff
Vaughn, 31, of 687 W. WUapn St.; got 120 for San Joaql,lin.
LOS ANGELES -Allegations that five
harbor Area physicians made narcotics
ayaDat* to dnlg addict Reba Vaughn of
Costa Mesa -ln all but one case without
even oeebtg !he supposed "patient" -
are belng examined here today by a State
Board of Medical E1:aminen committee.
cc of Demerol from the ,doctors he Iden-The new facility, which would occupy
tified in a 17-0ay drug spree th"at ended the upper playground at La Paz, would
with her arrest io December of 1968. contain six classrooms and an ad-. ' Demerol ii a high potency narcotic ministration complex lniUally on a 2.3
widely used. M a major tranquilizer and acre site.
pain killer. Doctors consider a 1 cc in-lt would be_ a modular design estimated
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The Laguna bus service which. started this week
consists of five routes. All rides are 25 cents with
th.e exception of the Leisure \\'orld run which is 50
cents. Rides are free thts :week. Fares will be collect-
ed Monday. !Ulute 1 leaves \he bus depot at 375
Broadway .and gOes north vla Monterey Drive and
the Coast Highway as far as McKnight Drive. The
bus then goes &Guth on Route 2 via Coast Highway
to Monarch 'Bay ~d returns to the depot vii: Glen~ . .
, r ' . .neyre. !Ulute 3A lea -the depot and goes tip Park
-.Avenue to Top of \h Wo•ld and Returns to Cout
IDghway via Temple Hills Drive. Route 3B leaves de.~
pot and goes up High Drive and along HWedge j
Drive, meeting Coast Highway at Ledroit ond re-1
turning via CliJI D ·ve. Route 4 goes to Leisure
World and back alo g Laguna Canyon Road -and El
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Trial lawyer Matihew Kurilicb told tile
five pbyliclanS on the board who are:
mulling charges against Dr. Ebbe
Hartelius of Costa Mesa that Mrs.
Jection -500 cc equals one pint -to be a to cost $354,120 if purchased outright or
nitnnal d.,.. 1422,000 ii on a seven-year lease T t p e t E d
Kurlticb ·gol former slate i:;rco~cs purchase. Applicallon will be made to ·wo~s o· ry rOJ ec . s ye . :::mi~~~he ~!~ ~t;s~~s al~:gedf; fund the project from the state but the '
duped by Mrs. Vaughn has ever been di!trict may have to pay for it through its
h lh S own tax money. > • asked to explain is actions to e tate The board agreed to postpone a · '
Jamtor Splashes
·Bleach· on Thug,
Thwarts Holdup
Board Of Medlcal Ei:aminers. decision until a Dec. g specla1 meeting, -D · 1:... -f -· Q" • b N" l T R ide ' Ca!ilomia's Health and Safety Code d~ecUng !he staH to bring in alternate evewper aCeS UlZ y igue e •race eS Rts -
prohiblts the prescription of narcotica to 1ite proJQals for their 'conslderaUoo. any person who Is not a patient of the Tbe motion to-postpone the decision By "PATRICK BOYLE tions" (CC:Ji'1) entered inlo between owing the lot owner to build the hmise
physician called on to prescribe drugs. was made immediately after the board °' 1111 011" """ "1" Avco and the homeowners specifies that hlgher.
Irvin ~ said the Code ls voluntarily returned from an execuUve seulon hull· Displeued Niguel Terrace homeowners b lid !1 Richard D•"'°"· rJ -"•Crele ~-·d, t w dn d · h he u lngs may DOt be higher than 15·feet, ... , .w.-.., ,....., strengthened bY phy1iclans to the point ly called during the discussion. The board me e es ay wit t area's developer or single story. However, a clause at the aid the review boa should operate like
that'""the)' ,lnslst or ahould Insist on a said the executive session wa1 to discuss and voiced concern over the future of end of the CCR's states that the a. planning commission by sending out
physlcil ellmlnaUon of the person re· "personnel matters." their community because Qf the in· n. otices, to residents sun:oundtng.a poss!·
B A. THUR I od t. f developer may grant variances to the Y R R. VINSEL Ql1F5tlng narcotJcs. .. ~ r uc ion o two-story homes. height llmlt. J>le home construclion site. In this way,
Of lfle 0.llY l'lllt stiff kutllich'I allq:aUons came on the heel1 The meeting had been called to protest Qanson said, the residents WOUid have :m
A Janitor .a~aid of e1:ecuUon by two of testimony by Irvin that Dr. Hartellus, AsseSSOr Lists the loss of view ·the new home.s might Project architect Art Schiller told the opportunity to review the project before
to d residents that only two variances had so !he ull men demanding entry at gunpot'nt to a 50, who now lives on Ilander Street In the cause present res! enta. But when .. f. 1 he home was b t and to protest If they f. 1 ol ar en granted to lot owners to build diss ti fied Newport Beach restaurant fiung an eye-Lake Forest section of El Toerolro, lhowed a B 1claureds Avco Conununity Devels>tra two-story _ homes, but neither has been was !he. a ·s ..
lea.ring btlclfet of bleach at their faces deficiency of 361 cc of Dem when hit Top usm· esses ass the estimated 80 resid~ at built. He also noted that Avco has built Ano r resident ,, ~ier Burroughs of .. art toda -boob were checked by Irvin lo late 1968 the meeting that no views woU.lcl11e lost, , .~ Azores ~d,. said he , had heard J<JR~· . y, figuring be ·~ad nothlng to during a visit to Hartelius' office in the discuasion turned to the aeslhetics of and -sol4 four two-story home! on lots in ~ors that .fico was build~ "junkie
• One Corona del ?Mr. I M k l Val inundating the low-prorue, ·single 1tory the community. I homes" in the terrace in' order to sell ~ and the other clubbed Irvin sald Hartellus reported the theft D ar e Ue community with two story structures. "We will treat the other vacant lots in· them quickly. ~victim UDC0°sclou$, before they fied of tense cc-vials of Demerol from hi• of. Some 140 custom homes in the $60,000 dividually in the future," he said, "and if "I would hate to see us victimized by a
· ~""' ~· ,· ,_ .... 11.,.irt 11...it PolillJ lD ~I'll'* ftJ<.~~~to gI.,~11-'l)lh to 1100,000 prior r~s• haye been buq1 In a tow-aiory yarlanco will not affect corporation lhat would like to turn a 1'6\tce-~~ jani~r·Jo6n McMahori, that year, tt wu the , iecond IQCI · ~-; allY-l{a l:lntf'UMm tn-Nigue l Terraci aiid Av&! ls pllmMg ·aJNooe•1 ,view'," .U 'Will ' bs ~led." Hel ne~ative caih fl!M situation into a
18, with pre~ a major 1afecracking reported theft of narcotlca by the pby1l· to 'the lions -Orange C.OOn-ty another 91 residences in the hills above noted that if a IS.foot house would block positive one," he told the Avco officials.
• !Job at1T&e1 Hunpy !!ger 36S E. ~t c , 11*"1D Id. l • . 4'1e&wr Andfew Jsw offen tome these homes. someone's view, Avco's architectural Schiller said the new 91 hbme1 would ~ .r , :: i"'11i>•~l\..i !'~if:~~"-'~ ,1~, Of these 91 new homes, pr11)ect review board' .. ould probably not, •lk at be in the same price range aS the ex· ~ eifi"tit at 4:'8·11.m., wben prof onal ct =mor urpltu e e eel lOP 5 ' manag~I\ Dave1 Gennaln f'lo.Jdi reaidents, 1 1 , 1111 isling «rrace homes rind ofltrtd to ap-
McMahon wu ~nfronted by the men, stemming from his relationship with Mri. of industrial and commercial properties 25 would be two story .structures, point-peat\•before the assoclatlbn with a ,corfl.
one of whom carried a ~acks ba~. Vaughn and the drugi illegedly injected in the county based on their market value lng to 'I relief map of the area with red Suitday Dahces Out pletl! presentation of the company11 plail.
whlthecb probfd l a~Jy _con.taln~.!>U;il~7 too , in.to his lhapely blQJKIPparamour and the as determined from Hinshaw's tssessed dots marking the lots de.slgnated for the The· mettlng 'was tentatively !t:heduled
y aa , _ 1 • ••• 1 · • .. · fo~ ,~~active Mrs. '\Vanda Melp:ir,es of valuation. two-story homes. There Wert 30 lots SALT LAKE CITY (AP) -Dancing in for Jan. 5.
Officer-Don ' CbiMJe.t;· whO 8Prlvef ... . ta Mtu. Included in ·the commercial properties marked, with ded dots. · the streets on Sunday -or any public Asked by homeowners' p r e s 1 de n t ..
momeni., lfter., rsatd McMahon iWU" .but . Mrs. Melendrez died ln 11119 11 the list are four from the Oran1e Coast and Residents were surprised to learn that place -has Jong been Illegal in Salt Lake Watson Osef\baugh if it was too late .to
col.d briefly .but •PJ>¥!1DUY ·1oµitrwl.s!I •ieault of what wu asserted to be 1 on the industr1al list there are five firms so many two story homes were planned County, and county fathers now have change the ¢1r.nPany'1 mind on· the n!)V'
uninjured • 1 d f dru ii flunll with establishments in the coastal area. for lhe new development and were con-banned Sunday dancing even in private development, Schiller said plans woUid .~·.;,! · ·vi · .. · • 'i r ' ' maaa ve over ose 0 gs. et· Y Topping aU ·commerclal and lndu· J-lal · JanJ..,,... -~ members, J.rui: ae the bu sued Hartelius ln Oran.ie County 3 u· cerned that vacant Wta in their own com-clubs. not be finalized untU the 4?nd.cf January.
locked rWaurtnt fo~ :M~~ahon · ~ "Superior Court for '5()0,000. interests in ttie county is North American munlty might alJO be eannarked for the The county commission Wednesday "We are not locked in," Germain ad·
outside tbe ftar doc:m, 11~ by:the One Hartellus hu been cleared ln three Rockwell the aSsessor asserll. He llsts higher buildings. 1 added private clubs to the oo-Sabbatb dett.-"We are nexible and can make ~aplnglftJD'.• cry of·J>alJI. t : ,.. • • / sUperior Court trlall of anon,"'.fraud and ~ =~~ ~fri;i1:iJfu:.ted throughout The "covenant.I, codes and restric· dancing Jaw. changes." ·
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smart, said Sgt. Wallace Kerr. · 1,ct ts M 1· f th 'd "He a1U!1f tt rla:ht in ·thelr ktsserS," he tnw men . os o e .. ~v1 ence Radk> Co. of Newport Beach ls included.
added, sl)illlg It · wu unknOwn ... whether presented at the ~rrent hearing was North American recently purchased con-
McMahoft's• bueket of , ~ch ~tUauy bl.rred from those trials. trolling. interest i_J1 Collins, but Collins It
ipla.sbed his lntended.1arget • · Kurilich sild Mrs. Vaughn tricked the "Still listed separately on Hinshaw's
OUicer Ch8.Pdlu Said M~ahon told five pbysclans into supplylna the Demerol reconb.
after regaining consciousness of seeing a she needed to sustain her habit. He said Properties included on the North
'Car cruise through the dark parklna lot she got a large quanUty of the drug on American list are the Seal Beach Space
abo!,lt ,e~ mlput.es. before ~ l'll AR-one occaslop~by J>dflng an,acco~,l!~~ ,10~ Systems Dl~n, Autonetlcs, Fincor proaChed. -to get into bed and"convlnce the Visiting 'Division 'na MiCroelectronlcs COmpany
He noticed it, but vehicles frequently doctor that he was a desperately Ul man. Electronics Group, all in Anaheim.
cut through the lot in the complex of Other physicians allegedly made the Also included is North American's va-
popufar resti.u.rants around the Y In-Demerol available to her after she Wld cant $24.5 million ziggurat In Laguna tersec~n of Coast Highway , Bayside th~m on the telephone of nonexistent Niguel.
Drlve'atidlhe. Bayside Village entry road. relatives who were dying from. cane.er Here are Hinshaw's top commercial
Shortly after, however, the pair ap-ai:id who desperately needed relief from properties, together with his figures on
proached McMahon, .• crew manager their pain. their market value.
from John's Cleaning, Setv(ce. On another occasion. it was . alleged, 1. Disneyland, Anaheim, '78 million. 2. The Cl_ty Centre', Ol"ange, $45 million. she posed as a nurse at the Country Club 3. South Coast Plaia and Town Center, Convalescent Home and called a Costa Mes.1 convalescent hospital to tell them Costa Mesa, $41 m,illj.on.
that her supply of Demerol ha.d run out. 4. Fashion Island, Newport Beach, $38 million. .. ' •
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DAILY PILOT The hospital officials allegedly.gave.her · 5. N8wport,Center, N"ewport Beach, $37
01Wf01 coAaT ru•L~•,.. dMPAHY' ·, 20 ce of the narcotics. . . million._
; It is 41leged lhat Mn. Vaughn obtained . 18, Jluntingtol\ Center, Hu n.t Ing ton ••Mr\ N. W1tl .,. ..... trill ,..._,
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M•lllllf 1iir1n: P.O. lcor •61, 924'11
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th• narcotics neoewtry to feed ~er habit . Beach, 129 million, . ·
· beCauae Dr. ll1rt<llua, !he a...rted pril-. . T. · Dtmoy~, .llQ!el, . ~,IJe.lm, 121
vlder or her regular supply, bad. tiee:n milllon.
barred from admin1*Mng natco\lc;I ~ . .,•.&. Buena Park Center, Buena Park, $25
was under investigation by 1th;e State mlllioh.
Board of N&rcotlcs EnforctmeDt. ' .. . ,1.-1Fuhion Square, La Habra, $20
It is understood thtt he is barred fro~ mllllon.
disf)enSing narcotics -pehding the obtcome 10. Knott'• Berry Farm, Buena Park,
of the preaent hearine. Sit mllllon.
Areas to '"Smile'
Tliey're First to Ent_er Contest
Sl.l communltie1 along lhe Or1n1e
O>ast have 1gretd to "smUe" for judges
this Christmas season.
They're first to respond to the in-
vitation of the orange t County Coast
Association Ind the DAILY PILOT to
participate in the 1971 edlUon of the
traditional "40 Miles of Christmas
Smiles" lighting and decoraling contest.
Nominetl for prizes in the re.sldentlal
and commtrelal dlvlaions of the artawkle
contelt will be entered by:
HunU118!on B .. cb Qiambtr of Com-
merce (Women'• Oivl1iQn), Ugvn1
Beach Junior Chamber of CQmmerce,
· Capistrano Beocb •C)>amber ol Com·
metct, ,Corona del M•r ctifmber of Com-
merce, Newpart Harbor • Ch1mbcr .of
· C.OIMltrte rttH1 the Seal Be1ch Chamber
of Ccounetct. ..
Olhtt comrnunltlei are upecled to join
the llst. All contestants in the "Smiles"
conte1t must bt sponsored by IOcal
organizations. Judges touring t h e
"Smi.le.s" area from Seal Beach to San
Clemente will jlidge only e n t r I e s
nominated by local .!iponlOl'I.
Judges will be selected In the near
future by Carl Kymla and c a p
..Blackbum, co-chairmen ol the contest.
TentaUvely, they have been scheduled to
tour the. Orange Coast area on thelr judi· Inf journey Ila n;ht of ~ .. 20.
tndtvldtlal1 or commeft.l&I flrms tn;.
terosted In partlcipaling In \he conlaat
and competing for Its priRa 1boUld con-
tact. operators of the 1JU1ual dec;oratir)g
contest In their own1commu,nltles.
lletall1 • can be obtali\e<I by phoning
.. fol'n McCaM1•publlc servtce mat1ager f9r
. Iha DAII.Y PILOT, at 14H3n ~r ~
1220.
Rtvtt1iblt 81c:ks and S•tt Cu1hions
72'• PULL !SIZE SLEEPER
SOFA ".BED·
SALE "
$289 • •
Priced at
I •••utiful Sof• ly D•v
• •~d Cotr1fort,bl1
D111bl1 lid by Ni9ht
BLVD. PROFES~~~ 1 GARRETT fU RNlllJ R~s HAR:OR
COSTA MESA, CALIF.
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$40 Million for · Pendleton·_Parks Waits Okay
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By JORN VALTERZA
Of ... DeQy· "11ft Slaff
A $40-million windfall from the new
state wlthhold.iDC tax package -money
that could guarantee development of the
new park lands at eaffip Pendleton· -
hangs in tbe ballU\_ce in Sacramento to.
day. . . '--,.
The funds are tenta\ively allocated for
state parks planning and coastline land
purchases1 and if both. houses of the
legislature and the Governor approve, the
smooth development ot the new public
an
San Onofre~· would be guaranteed.
Tbose.-pnmiaes came late ·Wednesday
from Ray Rwiter, chief deputy diredor
for the State Department of Parks and
RecrqUon.
Hunter said that originally, the depart·
ment had .staked its hopes on passage of
a proposed ~mllllon parks bond
package which could go to the voters next
November.
.. But we've just found out that the
withholding package includes lhe $40
million and jf we obtain that, it would be
the best way to develop San Ooolre,'' he
•aid.
Re said that the hood package cwld
atill be a' financlal cushion for the same
project if for some reason the $tO million
windfall is axed from the tu measure.
He added that Jf the 'funds are
allocated, it could mean the resurrection
or a 12-milllon-plus proposal lo com-
pletely rebuild the San Clemente State
Park facilities as well.
Hunter promised that the !frat segment
<JI lands on the new parcel at Sin Onofre
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would be open lo the· public before nut
summer.
All the blufftops up and clowacoast·of
the nuclear generating station are pro.
pooecl !or opening in their natural state
by l""'nut both!ni season.' They would be blended with the 3.5 miles of
beachland bluffs already in public use:
".E';ssenti1Jlly, Jt would mean the ex·
tension of the exlsttng bluffs beach.all the
way upcoast to tbe Enlisted Men's Beach
Club," Hunter said,
Meanwhile, llunter said planning and
• e
development would be compteted for the
nearlY S,000 acres of uplands and several
thousand feet of beachfroot on the level
portions of the Camp Pendleton territory
opened up after President Nixon's decree
early this year.
Hwiter said that funds already have
been budgeted for fence construcUon at
the ·boundaries of the new public land.
A planning team is contlnu.ina: its work
on schedules and designs for the entire
master·clanned recreation facility •
"Idea y," Hunter said, "we would Jove
to see construction start on the
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Fluoridation Election Set '
.San Cl.emente Issue Stirs Spirited Debate
san Clemente's voters will decide next
April whether .3 parts per million of a
fluoride compound should be added to the
ctty water supply~
That simple decision came Wednesday
after -spirited · and sometimes . angry
debate before city councilmen -com-
plete with a photograph of a a:narled child
furnished by a flouride r~.
7he debate materialized alter Coun-
cilmaR, Wade·Lower,j\lllllkd bis ~
to male ,naiJl;datjm iii·IMolf; Tlluettred
oral S\D'll"!O "ho loqg hu championed n~ -··-II\ bil~¥ocacy by mon tbal\.-• .....,.odoM
dentilll Wedlleld11, ho iqed lhal l cHy's water IRipply r::; °"!,~
millloo of lbe COD!~ lo l<ern
decay in children.
The ooly roe of the
cont1tpt Wednesday
wa~ M'.rs. Eva Riley,
wllo charged that no
one on tbe council ·
could qualify as a le--
gal expert who could
promlse that the ad-
ditional fluoride
would create harm
to no one. LOW••
Mrs. Riley furnished a picture of a
child crippled with rheumatoid arthritis,
after giving accounts of her son's atflic-
tlon with the same disease fn Pomona.
She said a physiclan there warned her
SDG&E Blames
Co~t· of Fuel
Fot P rofit Dip
•October revenues tor San Diego ~as -
and Electric Company took a dip, utility
aides said todai" -a decline blamed on
&Oaring costs for fuel to operate electrical
g_enerators. · ,
The monlh's eemings declined 11 pel'> ceiit, despite a solid increase in gross
ievenues.
Fuel costs for the month rose almost 50
percent. A share of common stock earned
only 9 cents, as opposed to 10 cents for
October of 1910.
Despite the October dip, however, pro-
lits for the 11 months ending in October
.,.ched $170 million, ~mpared to $1f8
million fot.the same periOd last year.
Utility spokesmen said earnlilgs would
ptobably decline again late this year
because the firm will bum expensive low·
sulphur oil in its foull·fuel generators.
'l1le. oil will be used to offset the shortage
of natural gu, al~ said.
DOd ge rs Get
Fr. Robinso1i
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FromWU.Servtces
The Los Angeles Dodg<n ..,. ~ulnJd .oper.tif Frai* Ro!>imon
rom the . B iJl>O!<' (lr;Oles loda1
arid nra~1!t'!ntrovers1al· sioP"'
Richie r.'~ the Chicago Whitt
Sox.
Along with llobin>on, the club ac>
quired pitcher Pete Richert from
the Orioles In exchange fot four
young playtn. . In the Allen deal with the White
Soi. the Doclg•s acqulnd \ltteran
pitcher Totpmy John and a youlti .
tnnelder.
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not to allow the stricken youngster to in·
gest fluoride.
Two polls of the COWlCil were taken -
the first, a flat approval of fluroide ad·
dition, deadlocked 2-2.
Cooncilman Stan Northrup, recovering
from a recent heart flareup, was absent.
~Dr. Lower JnOved for addition o[
~·fluoride to the, city water to bring
up \lie ;ratio lo i 11¢ .,.r mlllion anil
Councilman 'l)omas 0:'Keefe seconded.
llut Councilman Clilf !\Iyer' said he
C6akl not vaeie fot-sdch a ORaSUie, "even
ttiougb 11-poramt of the ~te in the city
~ benellt by it, I worry about the
smai1 jeilqentage of pereons who would
be. cfan:l4eid.by the fear of the Issue."
He .~'JlO,and, Mayor Waltu Evans
did the same, but immediately said he
preferred that the matter be placed on
the ballot. ' That vote was unanimous, despite Dr.~
Lower's warning that the uptosive issue
would become a platlonn during the race
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I ssue I gnites
·Q>uncil Flareup
Tbe mere mention of additkm of
Oaoride to a city water supply is like
dropping a lighted match in a pool of
gasoline.
Here are some examples of the Oareup
be£ore San Clemente City Councilmen
Wednesday where fluoridation w a s
selected as a ballot item for next April's
municipal elections: ·
-Mri:. Eva RUey, the ionly foe who
spoke to counCilmen Wednesday, said she
has the fond wish that the matter be bur·
ied .In-San Clemente and that the intense
controversy be avoided. "nlls doesn't
even have to come up before the city. I'm
viotent!y opposed to it, yet I don't want to
be at odds with some or my friends, in--
eluding tbe dentists here tonight," she
said.
She cited the addition of fluoride as an
attempt to medicate a mass populatioo
against its will without the absolute
guarantee that it would be hann.less to
everyone. Kidney and heart pateints, as
well as some arthritics could be harmed
she added. Persons who want fluoride for
their children should buy it and give lt to
their children themselves.
-Dr. Walter Harbart, San Clemente's
longest·practicing dentist and a colorful
speaker, described the surface ap-
pUcation of fluoride to teeth: "Its li~e a
woman who wants to avoid pregnancy by
taking a pill, grinding it lnto a paste and
rubbing it on her belly." He strongly urg·
ed the addition ol the compound.
-Comtcllm• ftomu O'Keefe stressed
that the testimony from experts has been
overwheJ.m.lna. "We see all the medical
and dental organlzatiolls solidly behind it
and they are the ones wit& the expertise.
The AMA and the ADA are Just lil<e the
Jlar -'-iation Nd they doo't make hal-
ty declsloos, Tfiey .aren't prone ,lo 11:<1 •
"'"""' out and make a mao J~· ~""' < I "'( --.,..-_. • ').t
~ ~l<ilolr·COcttll~
CllU Myer's opposition.
"I just can't ,.. why Councilman
Myers should vote in,favor of a ooe-per· cent minority whcil me majority should
beneat. U people are that alrald of
fluoride, then they can buy bottled water
w\thollt it and allow the majority to
benefit, .. lie sakt.
(Myen wted against the addition or
the CQOlPOUllC( becauae of his concern for
·the s...U nllllber ol penons wbo dread
the idea of fluoridated water.)
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to fill two council seats at the same April
election.
"There are going to be scare tactics
through al~nnist prop.a g and a _cam-
paigns,'' be warned. ''That's wby I want·
ed this solved at the council level."
In his earlier presentatipn Dr. Low.er
stressed that San Clemente's water sup-
ply already conta.int an average ot. ,7
parts per million of natural Ouoride and
t.bat addmg a small ._,t lo !rl"C Ibo
-lo4 -be wgligiblo. . Re a~that the -of the ...,_
pound has bad widespibd -tn
man y<Jlber cities anil boli .-lo -mµlions of dOl!ar• lo ...,...._ eo!Wel
that pay· for dm!lal .,..."'°" ....,_ po,
tlt!ols.
San Joaqllin
School Chief
Gates Retires
Ralph Gates, superlnlmlenl of the &an
Joaquin Elementmy School District for
the past "¥l years, annoUnced hll retir~
ment Wednesday._ ·
'11le administrator made hil an-
nouncement during a meeting of the
Board of Trustees.
Gates said be hu one year to go on ms
contract and will not renegotiate when it
runs out in June of 1'13.
Re urged the board lo begin looking for
a successor wbO,couJd begin as asl!OClate
.supfrintendent nut July and step Into
the supUintendent's position when he
fetlres.
The school district ls Involved ln a
uniflcaUbn election in June which, 1f ap-
proved, would dissolve the San Joaquin
District. But in case it fails the district
will have1o be prepared, Gates said.
The board approved Gates' lfCOm-mendation and autborluid -recruiting to
begin.
Gates bas been in education 'for 41
.years, serving in the Anahe.im dletrlct
before coming lo San Joaquin.
When be first came to Ca!Komla in
1!122, he lived in the San Joaquin Valley In
northern C8lifornia •. He Is cumntly a
resident of Mlssion'Viejo.
Gates has seen the San Joaquin di1trlct
grow from a handful of students to nearly
.12,000 -from a rural, one-school opera·
tlon to the fastest a:rowing district in the
state.
' w~...,. ·De.-rtflre
Pi'e!ldent 11lcbard N"aon is,huJled'by Gtle man while shaking hanM
with •IJ1ers Tuesday as he ·Jesves !He hotel where he. visited the 5-0th
National ~H Congress in Chicago. Nixon presented 'Presidential'·
award> to six outslandlag 4-H member~ ai tlle meeting.
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Chamher S1nashed
Cyclist Ra~s · CofC Offices, Chief
A camp Pendleton Marine utride hls
ou0t-ol-control motorcycle 1 m a.1 h e d
through a heavy glass window<of the San
Clemente tbamber of Commerce offices
· Tuesday aitd knocked Manager Robert
Evans across the room. ·
Both the cyclist · and Evans suffered
mlnormr.c:1es i~ the ~cular 11:30 p.m., p, police said.
The Impact shattered the large glass
window, destroyed a typewriter and
made a &bambles ol the small e:xecuUve
office at the corner of El camino Real
and El Portal. :
Tlie cycliSt, Gary Alan Fink, 21, told
police he 'fas accelerating onto El
Camino with a passenger behind him on
the bike when the fuel system malfunc·
' tloned and sent the cycle speeding out of
control.
The ~ .. , Janet Glntl:, 22, of JOl
E. Marquita, fell fr.om the bike, but was
not hurt.
The cycle then careened wll<lly across
the highway,. bopped the curb and plowed
through the thick glass.
"I had my back turned, working at the
desk," Evans said this morning, "when
suddenly a body came flying through
and knocked me across the room.
'•we both were awfully lucky we
weren't hurt worse,'' he said.
Evans was treated for minor back In.
juries, Fink h>ld police he would se e k
private treatment for a pOuible broken
nose and minor cuts aod bruiles.
Evans aaid'be had planned to leave for
lunch a few minutes after the freak
rilishap.
"The wont tblna, however, wasn't the
broken window.
Writing Tested "The Impact .,.~ a mess ol my
typewriter, Jt can't be nxed," be said.
VFW Seeks Br~s.t Scripts .. Schmitz Session
A broadcast .s<riplwriting -competition wilt receive $IO•and·thiril will win•• 115 At Lake Forest
open to topbomores, Jwiion and ..uon,. bond. ~ . · .
Sol><D-ote.lllgh School"" -pie local wlnnlntr entey will be. lllf>-, Membm of 1 1111111tier ,o[ Republican. . "'""117 tbe G<Orie Eda p~ . m:&..i,1o,the HcoM.dlllrld,flaall, tl)oa ......... -.-been -by ll'e
'/112 and A~ of the \letenos o/ ' ~I ~::m 5e ellcJllli ;.. 1 Sldclabock Bopubl"""1 Amembly lo llleet
Forelgn Wars.. tra..i, wlib all upen'" paid, lo tlie .,. ·Rep, Jolin G. Schmits, (Jl.conl.) saturday
Students will i.-tcooie lo ..Jt.r their !Ion~ flnall In WasltJn8lol!,o Q.C., where • e~ ~t U.. .Lake Forest Beacb ,and
ocrlpts oo ""1er the title " My the tw awai\f la a 111,0IO call grant Teilnb-Qub, 281 Rldp Roule Drtve, El
ResponslbiUty iO~m:" Allisllng the local WW post in T""-
Deadllne l~s l>ec. l'-•-"" Is the Nl!tloaal and State : The , "llll<t your --· nigM, . Jt Is the ellorl ht Ille na• Alsoclatlon ol BrnMc-., Sa a which llfil begin \J\'IU\ a social hour at '
tlonwtde "Vo· !'·.l>••••tacll, ~~TV aad JM Slatloo 7:80•'~,waoar"ngedtopermitarea
Scholarship P.._, ""'"""" ~ ~ XAJ'l. , 1 . • , llfpmljC!W te -t and talk to
VFW, { . •, .J ~ hlfonnalktn -tM contal ~ Sdunlii on an Individual . Local winner -lfli ~ 'Wtlt' <an 1>e ~ by eaHU.i VFW ()Om. _, lltYt Cllirles E, Ketcblt, pmldent
rtctlve a 1100 11v1ni1 bond. place nwxltt W,all Liebl& at 192-17!5, of the Saddlebaclt group. . ... .. _
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permanent, master.planned recreatJon
facility by the summer of 1973. We can't
promlso that, ye~ but H 1be 'fllnds are
there, we see no problems."
Until that portion Is opened, It could ,..
main under control of the military.
The bluffs portkln, however, would no
longer be under armed forces control
after the summer opening.
Present plans call for developing ac-
cess routes ovtr the. bluffs to the beaclt
and perhapa developing rough camping
and parking areas above along old COast
Highway.
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'Bomb' at
Laguna Hills
Three armed men, one of them
threatening bank employes a n d
customers with an alleged bomb got
away with an estl:mattd. $15,<m Wedo:
nesday afternoon from the Southern
California National .Bank branch, 2S511 •taseo de Valencia ln Laguna Rltls.
• Shertfrs deputies Yid the trio escaped
In a late model ledln wljich had been o1okA earlier In Hlllllingloa Beacb.
Two of the bandits held about 10 lwlli
..,ioy. and customOl'I 1t hay w!Jlle the
tlllrd made the ro<lnds of the, lellers'
caps collecting money Jn a laundry hag.
Tbere was no abooting aild no one was
-Injured, depatlea t;eported.
The license number of the getaway car
was noted by a witness but the sher.Ill's
office said today lhat no trace ot the
vehlcle bas been· found. Sherifrs in-
vestigators said the three unmasked men
w~ in jeans and sweaters when
they el'Jtered the bank at about 4:30 p.m.
and were each brandiahing handguns.
One of the bandits carrled what appeared
to be a bomb, sberifr1 Capt. James
Broadbelt said.
He explained the "bomb" consisted of
three Jong red cylinders -which may
have been dynamite -wrapped with
wire and connected to what appeared to
be a detonating device. ....
The bandits did not threaten the
customers, be said, but were curt aild
very businesslike.
"They left the lmp...,!on that they
weer there for something other than a
deposit," Broadbelt said.
Banlt employes were ordered by in-
vestigators not to release any in.
formation or talk a'.bout.tbe robbery.
"We were all stared to death," said
Margaret Collins, acting bank manager.
"but nobody ·panicked. Everyone wa1
very calm."
The bank branch has been in Lagwia
Hills for about two years. '11le bank's
manager Is on vacation and WI! not
present when the robbery occurred.
Grenade Kills 11
SAIGON (AP) -Eleven Vietnamese
civilians were killed and 37 w'ere wounded
Wednesday night by a terrorist's grenade
tossed into a crowd watchlng an outdoor
movie in a hamlet S5 miles northwest of·
Salgon, military spokesmen .reported.
They said II was the work of Viet Con&
terrorists. ......
We.titer
· 'Ibe weather lady baa a damp
outlook for the Orange Coast, call·
ing for sbo...,s through Fridey
morning, clearing bl the alternooo,
with accompanying winds and tern. peratum down lo the middle 50s.
INSIDE TODAY
The controvtriv ..,.,. IOl<>lead
11G10lina continUt1, but a Untied
Prau. J"itrnatKlflcat IMrvt~ ftKU.'
caeca l"10-llod f • • o i i n e ha.I
"bombed at the .-,ip." Storv on
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Residents Oppose Bid
Proposed School Site Angers Homeowners
By PAMELA HALI.AN
Of lllf 0.ll'r Plltt ll•ff
A proposal to build a special school
building for lrainable mentally retarded
children On a Mission Viejo school site
.•met opposition Wednesday.
••• Donald Schrlcker, speaking for every
homeowner on Pradera Drive (ezcept
one -a dislrict employe ), told tbe Board
of Trustees of the San Joaquin Elemen-
Lary School District to build their new
/acllity ,'.'.:>meplace else." The board will
decide Dec. I. .
1 Schrick.tr said construction of an ad-
ditional facility an the · La P a z
Dartelius Case
lnternledlale School .ii. would llllkl an
alttody. lnlolerllllo lltutlon woroe.
He said the condition of the LI Paz
grounds was a blight; lockel'8 visible
from the street were an ey~re; the
street was unusable by homeowners dlll'-
ing certain hours because of excess traf-
fic; "and Uie stink of exhaust rwnes
made use of front and back yards im·
possible."
"There has been physical abuse of our
children by the La Paz studenb: van-
dalism tu our sprinkler heads and
mailboxes. and in some cases vandalism
to our automobiles.
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Doctors Oaimed Duped
In Di.spensing Drugs
:
By TOM BARLEY
Of tlM INllY P'lllt $l11f
_LOS ANGELES -Allegations that fi ve
harbor Area physicians made narcotics
available to drug add~t Reba Vaughn of
Costa Meli ~ in all but one case without
even seeing lhe iupposed "paUent" -
are being examined here today by a State
Board of Medical Examiners committee.
Trial lawyer Matthew Kurilicb told the
five physicians on the board who are
mulling charges against Dr. Ebbe
Harteliur .of Costa Mesa that Mrs.
··Janitor Splashes
:fBleach on Thug,
~Thwarts Holdup
·vaughn, 31 , of 687 W. Wilson St., got 128
cc of Demerol from the doctors he iden-
tified in a 17-day drug spree that ended
with her arrest in December of 1968.
Demerol ii a. high potenc~ narcotic
widely used u a major tranquilizer and
pa in killer. Doctors consider a 1 cc in-
jection -500 cc equals one pint -to be a •
nonnal dose.
Kurillch got former slate narcotics
agent Jimmy Irvin to admit today that
not one of the five physicians allegedly
duped by Mrs. Vaughn has ever been
asked to es:plain his actions to the State
Board of Medical Examiners.
California's Health and Safety Code
prohibits ~ prescription of narcotics to
any person who is oot a patient of the
physician called on to prucribe drugs.
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Irvin said the code is voluntarily
st..ngtb<oed by physicians to tbe point
that they insist or abould insist on •
physical es:amination of the person re-
By ARmUR R. Vll\'SEL questing nar<otlcs.
Of ,... ~b' ..... , ...
"!!OW )'Gll'n lalfdll """"1 tlklnJI • ...,
""'of 111'1 La Pu pllypoando," bo Mid.
Several parents of retarded children
told the board they could not wait any
longer for ..a-facility.
Dr. William Stocks, ass I s tan t
superintendent for education, said the
county has notified the district it cannot
send children to its C04.!Dly facility
because the district has reached~ 1,000
enrollment and Is legally required to pro-
vide its own facility.
He and other staff members said the
administration had investigated the usa
of Parklane Resktenttal School in El Toro
"on an -interim basis but there were too
many problems: the school was designed
for more severely retarded children; it
might be full when San Joaquin needs it;
structurally it doesn't meet state earth-
quake standards.
The school district has 18 trainable
mentally retarded students identified and
plans to bring in children from neighbor·
ing school districts until space Is needed
for San Joaquin.
The new facility, which would occupy
the upper playground at La Paz, would
. contain six c!&ssrooms and an ad-
ministration complex initially on a 2.3
acre site.
Jt would be a modular design estimated
to cost $354,620 if purchased outright or
$422,IXXl if on a seven-year lease
purchase. Application 'Will be made to
furxl the project from the state but the
district may have to pay for it through its
own tas: money.
The board agreed to postpone a
decision until a Qec. 9 special meeting,
directing the staff to bring in alternate
aite proposali for their consideration.
The motion to postpone the decision
was made immediately after the board
returned from an executive session hasti·
ly called during the discussion. The board
said the es.ecutive. seS:Sion was to discuss
••personnel matters."
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·Bus Routes Shown . :
T.be Laguna bus service which started this week ,
consists of five routes. All rides are 25 cents with
the exCeption of the LeisUre Vlorld run which is 50
cents. Rides are free this week. Fares will be collect-
ed Monday. Route 1 leaves the bus depot at 375
Broadway and goes north via Moriterey Drive and
the Coast Highway as far as McKnight Drive. The
bu's theh goes south on RoUte 2 Via Coast Highway
to Monarch Bay and returns to the depot via Glen-
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neyre. Route SA l~ves the depot an d:goei !\Pt Park
Ay~nue to. Top of, t~e .World and Returns to-Cpas.t
Highway via Temple: Hills Drive. Route 38 leaves dt-
po~ and go~s up High .Drive and along Hilledge-·Dr1v~, rne.et1ng. Goas~ Highway at Ledroit and re·"
turning via Clif£ Drive. Route 4 goes to Leisure'
World and back along Laguna Canyon Road and El
Toro Road. ·
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Two~story Projects Eyed
Developer Face~ Quiz by Niguel 'Terrace Resi.dentS
By PA'rlllcK BOYLE . tions" <'cc:R's) entered 'into betweei:. 8.nowing the lot owner to build the Muse
Avco and the homeowners specifies that higher. Displeased Niguel Terrace homeowners D) h d D f 32142 c te R d
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buildings may not be higher than 15 feet, .,~ c ar anson, o re oa , met Wednesday wjth the area's developer or single story. However , a clause at the said the review board should operate like
and voiced concern over the future of end of the CCR's states that the a planning commission by· sending out
their community be~ause of the in· noU-· to es·d ts d. I developer may grant variances to the ...... r 1 en surroun 1ng a poss -troductlon of two-story homes. ble horn -·tructi site J thi height limit. e c .. ,.., on . 11 s way,
Kurilicb's allegations came on the heels
A janitor afraid of execution by two of testimony by Irvin that Dr. HarteJius,
men demanding entry at gunpoint to a 50, who now lives on !lander Street In the
The meeting had been called to protest Danson said, the residents would have .:m
A Li the loss of view the new homes might Project architect Art Schiller told the opportunity to review the project before SseSSOr StS cause to p'resent residents. But when .._f. residents that only two variances had 50 the home was built and to protest if they
ficials of Avco Community Developers far been granted to lot owners to build was dissatisfied .
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..Newport Beach restaw'ant Dung an eye-Lake Forest section of El Toro, showed a
,... R&rlng bucket of bleach at their faces deficiency ol 361 cc of Demerol when his ed h two-story homes, but neithu has been A th 'd t p B h f
books were checked by Irvin in late 1968 :::t:~ today, figuring be bad nothing to during a visit to Hartelius' office in
.. ~ • Corona deJ Mar.
Top Busm• eSSe8 assur t e estimated 80 residents at bililt. He also not"" that Avco has built no er res1 en , eter qrroug s o the meeling that no views wouJd be lost, cµ 32622 Awres Road,i said he had heard
the discussion turned to the .aesthetics of-and sold four -two-story homes on lots in rumors that ·Avco was bulidlhg "junkie
I M k 'V } Inundating the loW-profile,· single story · ihe community .. r • • . ' hoJ!1es" jp t~e terrace in .Order to sell
-4 • One•iaaumed af'ld, the other clubbed 'Irvin said Hartel!UJ reported the theft
the victim unconscloua, before they fled orten 30 cc vials of Demerol from his of-
D 8J" et 8 Ue community with tw1; story structures. "We wili treat tile other vacant lot.ctlin-lheirt Quickly. -i
, Some 140 custom homes in the $00,000 dividually in the future," he said, "and if "I would hate-to see us victimJzed by a
.into ~ pre-dawn darkness. lice to Newport Beach police in July of
.. ,Pol1ee credited janJtor ,Jobn McM.abono that year. It was the second such 1-·~.i. . 'U :II( • ~ .
For those who like to play games with to $100,000 price range have been built in a tow-story variance will not affect corporation that would like to tum a
figures -especially the kind that run in. Niguel Terrace and Avco is planning anyone's view, it will be granted." .He n~gi1tive clsh flow situation Into a ~. ::15 alje~ c:ounty another 91 residencei in~ tM hills above noted thit if a. \,>fQOt house.. would bil!c):) ptiliUv~one,i' ~ told ttie1AVco offlclals.
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i'A1~spo A e~ J. ~ e these homes. someone's view, Avco's architectural Schiller said the new 91 homes would
w nu . ~ , Of these 91 new homes, project review board would probably not balk at be in the same price range as the ex·
. Thtcafe ~u ,closed 1t 4:31)._a.m., wbeft. proteuion.l coOduct and nioral turpitude
McMahon wu "COnfronted by the men, stemmlng from his relat'lonshlj, with Mrs. on~ or whom carrl~ a barrackJ bag Vaughri and the drugs alle,.iedly Injected
which ~obably contained burg_lary tools, into his shapely blonde paramour and the
they sai<l. · ' · : · attractive Mr1. Wanda Melendrez of
Officer, Don ;Oharidler, who ·1itnVed ·'.Costa Mesa. mome~~~pter, -aid · McMahon )Vas ®l • Mrs Melendrei died in 1969 as the
cold orm1y 1,'Rit •PP~l.ltiY oth~~ result ' of what was Userted, to be a uninj~" ', · . ' 1 , ~ • • massive overdose of ~gs. Her family Jam~ Cf'.e" members lns1de • the has sued Hartellus in Orange County
locked restauran~ fount11 Mc~ihoh' tY,ng Su-rior Court tOr $500 000. outside '"· · doo · · l-J~ b "'' --• '" ' ' . ~rear r, • ~K\,1-Y 1.1..:_ ui":' 41artelius has been cleared in three escaplDI !nan'• cry or .. pam. " · . . "If he gol il ln the iyeis It wOuld really Superior Court trials ~f a~n, fraud _and
unart," Sllif'Sgt. WillaCe Kerr, , . t. ~rl~ry charges contamed 1n grand Jury
"He slUJ\I· it right in their kissers, .. he mdictments. Most ,of the ~vldence •
added. aving it· was unknown Wbethef presented at the cur;-ent hearing was
McMalxm:s . bu~et. of bleach actually barr~ .from ~ose trla s.
splashcd·h1s intended t.trget. Kunhch said Mrs. Vaughn lricked the
Officer"' aianwar 5a1d McMahon told five physcians into supplying the Demerol
after regaining coJ\sciousness of seeing a she needed to sustain .her habit. He said
He hai re\tea.led1 ~ lot. on\ the Ilst manager Dave Germain told residents, is ting terrace homes and offered to a~
of Industrial and commercla properties 25 would be two story structures,' point-pear before the association with a com·
in the county based on their market value ing to a relief map of the area with red Sunday Dances Out plete presentatioq of the compiny's' plan.
as determined from Hinshaw's asswed dots marking the lots designated for the The meeting was tentatively schedul~d
valuation. , two-story homes. There were 30 lots SALT LAKE CITY (AP) -Dancing In for Jan. 5. ,
Inc!W!ecf in the commercial properties marked with ded dots . the streets on Sunday -or any public Asked bf, homeowners' p r e s I d e n t
Jist are four from the Orange Coast and Residents were surprised to learn that , place -has long been illegal in Salt Lake Watson Osenbaugh if it was too late to
on the industrial list there are five firms so many two story homes were planned County, and county fathers now have change the company's mind on the Df.W
with establishments in the coastal area. for the new development and were con-banned Sunday dancing even in private development, Schiller said plans V(O~ld
Toppiilg all commercial and industrial ccmed that vacant Jots in their own com-clubs. not be finalized until the end c.f January.
lnteresfs in the county ia North American munity might also be earmarked for the The county commission Wednesday "We are not Jocked in," Germain ad· 1
Rockwell, the assessor asserts. Re lists highe r buildings'. added private clubs to the ~abbath ded . "We are nexible and can make
the fl.nh's properties located throughout The "covenants, codes and restric· dancing law. changes."
the c;purity at $152 million. 1------------------'---------------'------------'l'ffls jumps to $188 million If Collins
Radio Co. of 'NeWport Beach is included.
North American recently purchased corr
trolling interest in Collins, but Collins is
still listed separately on Hinshaw's
records.
car cruise through the daik parkinp; Jot she got a. large qu~ntlty of the drug on
•abOut' eight minutes · before he was ap-one occasion by p.iy1ng an ac~mpllce $10
proacbed. to get ·into bed aod convince the visiting
Properties included on the North
American list are the Seal Beach Space
Sy.stems Division, Autonelics, ,Fincor
Division and Microelectronlca Company
Electronics Group, all in Anaheim. He noticed It, but vehlcles frequenUy doctor that he was a desperately Ill man.
· cut through the lot In the complex of Other physicians allegedly made the
popular restaurants around the Y in-Demerol avallable to her after she told
Also Included is North American's va-
cant $24.5 million ziggurat • in Laguna
Niguel.
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tersecUoli of Coast Highway, Bayside them on the telephone of nones.is.tent Here are Hlnshaw's top commercial
properties, together with his rigures on
their market value.
Drive and the Ba}•side VUla.ge entry road. relatives who were dyi ng from cancer
Shortly after. however, the pair a~ and who desperately needed relief from
proached McMahon, a crew manager their pain. 1. Disneyland, Anaheim, l76 million. from John's Cleaning Service. On another occasion, It was alleged, 2. The City_ Centre, Orange. $45 million .
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. she po$ed as a nurse at the Country Club
. COnval~nt Home, and called a Cos\a
Mesa.. convalescent hospita l·· to tell thetn
that her supply of ~merol had run out ..
Tbe·hos'pitaJ officials allegedly gave ber
20 cc· of the narcotics.
It is alleged that ?.f:rs. Vaughn obtained
'th..: narcotics neceS5!1ry to feed her luilJ!t
because Dr. Harteltus, the asserted _pro-
vlde'r of her' rtgulai' supply, had been
barred from adminlktering 'narcotics oriel
was under investigation by the Stale
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• 3. SOuth coast Plaza and TOwn Center,
Cost.a Mesa , $41 million.
• 4. Fashion lsiJl.nd, Newpcrl Beach, $38
mlllion. . .
· 5. Newport Genter, Newport Beach, $37
million. • ·
6. HunUngton eenler. Hunt l n gt on
Beacb, $29 million.' ·
1 7. ~DisneY,laDd .. Hotel, Anaheim, $28
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I a. 8uena Park Cenier, Buena Park, $25
mlnlbn.
1 '· • fashion Square, La Habra, $20
mfllion.
10. Knoll's Berry Farm, Buena Park,
$19 million.
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Six communities along the Orange the list. AU contestants in the "Smiles"
Coast have agreed to "smile/' for judges contest most. be swnsored by local
this Christmas season. organisations. Ju<lge-S touring t h '
They're Orst to respond to the In· "Smiles" area from Seal Beach to San
vitation of the Orange CoUnty Coast Clemente will judge only entries
Association and the DAlL Y PILOT to nominated by local sponsors.
participate In the 1971 edilk>n of the Jude:es wW be selected in the near
traditional "40 Miles of Christmas · future by ·Carl Kymla ind Cap
$miles" lighting and decorating C'Ontest. Blackburo, co-chairmen of the contett.
Nominees for 'prizes In the resldenti1l TentaUveJy, they have been scheduled to
and commerclal divisions of the areawide tour the Orange Coast area on thelr judg-
contw will be en~ by: Ina journey tbe nig)lt of D.ec. 20. •
Huntington Be><b Chamber of c.m. IMNld\lills or commercial firms ln-
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Or1nge C011t.offenM'
Pacific-8
Gain s Two
·Cage Wins
By fto '-illecl Preu
· Wat Coast basketball stock
has taken a slight dip. But the
speculato,.. are ftgurtng that it
will take an upswing tonight
when the new college basket-
ball aeasoD moves into its se-
cond day. ·
Onl/Washlngtoo's Huskies,
of all major Pacific Coast
teama, W<lD a game of any
meaning ·Wednesday nlgbl
Many favorr.d teams lost
and in the three major con-
ferences, the Pacific-3, the
WCAC and the PCAA, the
combined won-loss record was
an unimpressive 7-6.
Washington, under n e w
coach Marv Harshman,
pounded Portland 76-63. steve
Hawes potted 22 points, Jen-
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'Friday at MV Chargers .<: Esroncia Lauds Joyce
L Go J _ D 57 50 Lee Joyce gleaned the ma· • =:. ... f""""'...._~vto~ r;: ave r... nzarez rop • jor ahare of laurelt •• V:.'!" -::::::. '~·~:. = ..... /, needay night at Eswwua .-v,.1 a..... OMit """" ............
lllib'• fall iporta"i;ilrdl baJ>< --· l H T t qutt, copphw roost valuable vnty -~':1 Lttrt-4:,i:; CollUk On Ll.nks oop ·es and outatudioc ~t t ltu d e =~"'-"t".~.
awards for the vars.lty football •awt w•ttt --.. ~1. team ,...,_.1 111• fra-r1 ......
Tennis stars Rod Laver of
Corona del Mar and Pancho
Gonzalez will be a m o n g
celebrities compeUng in a pro-
amateur golf toW'llSmeDt at
Mission Viejo Country Club
Friday.
Nadine Maze of the MV goU
shop fired a three-under-per
70 Tuesday in a woman'a club
event at El .Toro Golf Course
In will a better ball of
partner's event with Jackie
Abrams.
Blg Can11on
Vonda Adami with 14 followed.
by Nina Danfelseo with 70.
LatJ•-Deceit
The women's club of Laguna
Beach Goll Course staged a
turkey shoot -front or back
nine tournament recently.
The A Oigbt wlruier was
Gracia Johnlon with 28~. In B
fligh~ Mrs, Wllltam Fagg was
tho vi<ior with 29 and C
flight champion was Mn.
Glenn McMullen with 29.
Mb•'-Viejo
By STEVB El.OVJCB M~ valuable in water noio ~in111 -CePllllli.. •
Of flle ~ PIW ltalf . Bl u....1..-A ~I Malt v.,._,.; Torw went tO Larry fhtc11uan ~ 1m..rwec1~ "'., s-. •• 0 We were beat bad ,on tbe while Eric 01.90fl picked up the tuf~ vilutbi~:J~1L .. 1 boards. You can't win ~ ~, vaJuablo hardware In 1mpf9'ttd: v1nt11 1m""' ~
gamea when you , give tbe cross cowitry~ Vlf•llY ~-~:~: st
'"-· PlefN\I Sd!u,_1 Molt V•IUllllt: ' Other team two and Ulla:! V1ral1Y _ Cll'liln: Cr1I• OfMl11 Di-1 Moll lmHO'ttO: Du I
shots." MVP: Lfl J~1 ~ lll'IPl'GWd: 0.fl w,., .. _ .. ,,. ...... ~ -Cut.Jn: =· Prlnaort.1 C...U... AWll'll f I r • ., '' -
·So lamented coach Dave °"=~. ~1~'-: J;;:;1n _. ::=r~~=19~1':.C~ e-:: l\IDha aflu bls Edison High•~.=:::::::.::..::::::::.:=:::::..:::....::::"'°':;::;,;~;.;...~--.• -.-.;
Chargera dropped a 57-'IO .•. •
basketball decisloo In Garden
Grove Wednesday night OD the
loser's court. Mohs' aource of
rue was the Oiargers' m.
ability to galn control ol the
ball when the score was close.
-ding credence to statements
by UCLA's coach John
Wooden earlier in the week
that the Huskies would be
&oogh this year.
The rest of the Pac-8 fared
less well, however.
The woman's club at Big
Canyon Country Club 1 n
Ne'UIOrt Beach staged a guest
day tournament this week.
In guest flight competition,
Mrs. Herbert Lambert of Alta
Vista Country Club came in
with ~ 88 for low gross
honors followed by Mrs. John
Tyson of Hacienda CC with an .
Members of the Mission Vie-
jo men's club will make their
annual excursion to the Ti-
juana Country Club for a one-
day tournament Friday, Dec.
10.
Appro:s:imately 40 members
will board a special bus. at 8 in
the morning with tee-off
around 10:30 on the course
below the border.
With a chance In pull ahead,
Mobs' crew couldn't pull down
the rtbounds and Garden
Grove breathed comlortebly
at the start of the last frame
with a 40-33 lead.
nie Argonauts decided to
play b e. 11 control the last
quarter, but Edison put on the
pressure and a couple of swift
steals and a few Garden
Grove turnovers allowed the
Chargers to put together an
eight-point rally and pull to
within one bucket, 43-41.
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TEXACO
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GARY JENNINGS
Westminster
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;r Ex-OCC Recalls ~· " ·. ;:
• • 119-43 Setback
! •~ By CRAIG SHEFF half the game, finished with 23
1 Of * DllllY Pli.t 1tett points, swatted nu m e r o u s
Friday night's Orange Coast shots and thrilled the crowd of
·College-UCLA frosh basketball 10,000 with some spectacular
•game at Pauley Pavilion pro-dunk shots.
bably bas lltUe meaning e'l· "Several sportswriters came
cept to those involved in the up to me after the game and
Wt or ~ followers of the · tried to get me to koock Gary
two teams. Cunningham (UCLA frosh
But Jt dOes bring back coach) for running up the
meEQOries of a game sir score. But I really didn't think
aeuons ago involving the two they did run up the score.
teams. They bad 10 guys on that club
And Al Sawyer, who was and nine were high school All·
then the buketball coach at Americans.
OCC. remei;nbers it well. "Actually I thought we
ln that irifamous tilt, Ora~e played reasonably well. The
Coast's Pirates suffered their conditions weren't e x a c t I y
worst defeat in history, losing favorable. We were playing in
119-43, to a group of freshmen their gym before 10,000 people
led by one Lew Alcindor (now and our tallest guy was 6-4.
Kareem Jabbar}. "One guy even asked me if I ~ week prior to. the thought the 1949-50 UCLA
meeting, Sawyer, had \t1ewi;d team that 1 played on could
the u~ frosh s 7s.M wm have beaten Alcindor and the
over tbe Bruin varsity. rest of that team. And I said
"After watching. the yes 1 thought we could beat
freshmen beat the varsity: 1 them by 25 points. or course
tried to explain to my ~ids Alcindor was only two years
what we were up ~alllllt. old in 1949."
Urually through cuMmg and Sawyer now a math in-
gulle we could stay with most structor ' at Orange Coast,
teatn.5 but I didn't really know played for UCLA in the 1945-
bow to uprea to them bow 46 season spent a year in tbe
we would play against them. service aixl then played thrie
"So all I said was 'I didn't more seasons with the Bruins,
think we could beat the UCLA the last two under John vl!'llty'. And not many of my Wooden.
pll:yera understood what l After a year with the
said." . Washington Caps of the Na-
Tbe outcome was JWt about lional Basketball Association,
what Sawyer eipected. Sawyer returned to UCLA In
Aldndor, playing Just over the 1951-52 campaign as junior
varsity coach.
He took over the bead job
at OCC in 1957 and i11 nine
years compiled a 139-115
record, quitting after the 1965-
66 season.
Now 43, Sawyer says he
manages to attend a few
UCLA and Orange Coast
games each season.
And he says he'll he at
Pauley Pavilion for sure Fri·
day night.
UCI Yearlings Bow
SAN DIJ:GO -M I k e
Elpolllo IU!ferod • knee Ii>
NT with t.be ICOre 1 two-point
~ and the UC Irvine
"""""'" butetball t • a m """ down 1n def .. t •I the hoaU of boll U.S. lntema·
t1on11 University WedneadaY olchi In ....... pm< IOtioo, ·-•
All five UCI starters were In
double figures despite the loss
of E<poslto midway through
the se<ond half.
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ranked Trojans were smashed
95-78 by hot-sbooUng Arizona
State. stanford's Indians went
down rT.ffT to powerful
Houston.
119.
Santa Ana CC's Mrs. Frank
Schmid won the low net award
for guests with a 72 follawed . •
by Mn. George Hesik of
Irvine Coast and Mrs. L. E.
Harrison of Santa Ana CC with
Nut big event at Mission
Viejo ls the mi.led scrambles
OD Sunday, Dec. 12.
Basketball The only other Pac-3 team
to gamer a victory was
Oregon, a ~ winner over
surprising Mo n tana.
Washington State a 11 o w e d
Gonzaga 56 second-hall points
and Jost 77-65.
74. Wednesday'• Smres
The guest B flight low gross Burroughs 71, Pacifica 63
Edison fans became revived,
but Mohs aod his followers
again had to wince as the
Argos scooped up everything
that bounced off t be
backboards. It was never close
again.
award went to ~rs. Don Los Amigos 66, Saddleback • .._ 1~ tt ,,
Martin of Irvine 1'?088t CC 51 tlrbtl ' l '
. ,,, "'"' with 96 followed by Mrs. Max Fullerton 64, Downey 62 E~~:;,rm-n ~ : ~
Miller, also of Irvine Coast, (OT) w11111ms o ' ' or-St.It '19, Sllb FOl'f" Pie 11
Air Foret HW, R1tl1 U Sin 0 1'90 SJ. 7'._Colorldo M Colorldo SI. N, uenv.,. 41 Hw11on 11, s11nford u
w1s11lnv!on 7,, Por1t1nd n Arlron1 SI. f5, SOUl ... rn C1I. 71
Blldl I D 2 with 98, Magnolia 79, Western 65 P1rw ' o 2
Low net honors went to Mrs. Lowell 91, Brea Tl ~= : : ~
Frank Lewis and Mrs. Gordon Bassett 74, Bishop Amat 54 Snook ' 1 s Tot111 20 ID It .l4 Peterman, both of Irvine La Habra 68, California 60 Edi ~ n 1cai;"Tr 17 _so i~~·,~c1,~·,,~~c~~·J:.1(~rM1 11 Po~flc;, tt, IYWl•d SI. '1 Coast, with 74. Rubidoux 69, Foothill 63 o.~ orovt: 1t ' 1r 1' -sr TheY were followed by Julie •-~~~~'.:....'.~:::.:::_ __ ~~C!!~..!!....!..."-..=..:::....1 Ida 76, W llWOl1h 7$
St. ry'1 ~ .. f.-i•rnl!lto St. n Pomone II. i:v,..::!111 M
M1ululpi:ol 7, T1x11 71 '' Atk•nfl~..!1· Gtol111 Solllhtm ~.tc~b'St.';\~ z~i·~·.~:tJ1 u ir::.Z't~ tt wJ~ l<'i· "
Rapport of Mesa Verde CC ~
(76), Mrs. John Swarlley of El Sears Niguel CC (77) and a tie
between Mrs. Ray Freebairn
and Mrs. R. C. Donaher, both
of Irvine Coast (78).
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s.n Anlelo n, N. Mtxko t. 71
L1m1r ''' C.nl-1"1' ti, ovtrllnw ....... lndllN N. l•!I $111! n Pun!utl 12. K~I 51. J low1 1(1; H1rdln~lmmom SI Ohla U. 76. Mlllkl111um it
Mllml, ()tilo 101, Mari.1t1 M
O...M 123, Wl1.-Plllt..,lll1 71
W~lln 107, Mlch1~n T9di U ~.~:~.1~; ~l~~·~M~. SI
Mlnnnot1 "· N.orlh O.koll " Detroit 7l. HlllSdlll 4 1111not1 n. !lutt.r 71
N-1111111. ~'~ ~ KlllMI 7J. XI Y r 51 Mluourl 77, M l91n SI. '1
~~ll. V1~'.~~;ir nt'0ur.a1rne
Ol'll II.Ober!• 9.S. 111. St. f.I
<~•~on r~. WllCOl'llln $1, U $QI.II Ill.,,, Sill ml 77
Wlch 11 $1. IO, Alhl9!ff'" Action r~ glnclnnatl n, Cll'Yel1nd St II
1ldwln·W1ll1c1 16, John ~1rroM 70 IVIOfl 17, Bown .... Gr"'1 7t
TftlMUff "' ~1':v1111 5) South C1•ollna M Aubu•n '3
Ktrltuck! '1\ Norlhwe1ttrn 15 Florjd• I. J, Olllttl\orpe ., ~:;;.,c11 ~,~rn!•v1~r. "1u. "'1.n11c: Chrl1t11n 75 Mll'Vllncl 100i Br_,, U J1ckS011vlll1 10. 8IK1vnt 75 Wt.i v1 ... 1nl1 lQl, Ell! C1•olln1 N Dullt J.i, Richmond 42
NIY\I H, DlrtlnSOll SI Vl1"11lnl1 lU, W1t.hlnvton I. l" IO ~1nl1lu1 94, Wlkt ForHI 17 1/nPbetl 7', T ... Cltldel 17 Coll urm1n HIO, Wofford t5 VM I ts, w. Vll'91nl• Wtlley1n 71
!Elo $1, '3 ~II T1eh 55
l!'f'lfard 14, OltJ1homt n •• 1111111 \J'I, t lrm!Mhlm-Soutt..rn ... " n. Flar!cll ...,_M H,
--!'l A1111Ttll1n P<l•llonlill 1' U!PP I, 71, 504.llh Ntbllll\I it
"" Pltnl'I tr, IC.lnt1'i.. P1 .. '' 1.9hlflh "· LaS.1119 '-I l"rlnclton 99, Rulatrs M Mauact•ullltt 101, 51. Anwtm'1 5J ~ t1i.nc1 ,,, leflll!' ~ 1w1r112, Monlcll t 51, 60
n,11ur,11 ao ~IY.W.• ·'' 0.rllYIOlllh 10'1, Ql'lnKtlait " CCNY 50, Colum 1111 .. St. JOhn'I N.Y., eo, ll•llln N1t!onll'
us ton Hin"· W•11nar 71
v1111noy1 "· PM¥.J:l' TtMlll • 51 Penn s111e U. B nell 10 Fard,..m lit, V• ! n 5'1'!'1(\llt l~t.lUI 110 U Hotv Cl'Ott looj Slontl\111 7S Co.•t Ouerd I , Curry 60 Com•l\ !Oii S.Cr1nton «I Vnlan 11..iirldttl)Ol'I 75 MIT tJ, 1 ufll M NI'# M1mpshlrt N, $prl11111t11d 77
Vtrmonl 74, M1ddltbul'V 62
The member competition
was divided into two flights
with Mrs. Henry Meyers win-
ning low gross with an 86 fol-
lowed by Mrs. Jerome
Helperin at 91.
In the A flight low net ac-
tion, Mrs. George Woodford
and Mrs. William Holstein Ued
for first place with 74. Next
was Mrs. Clayton Rose (75)
followed by Mmes. John
Payne and Donald Dempsey
(76) and M. W. Mewby (77).
The B flight low gross win-
ner was Mrs. William Nebb
(102) followed by Mrs. E. H.
Skinner ( 100).
Mrs. Robert Yardley won
the low net award with a Tl
followed by a four-way tie
between Mmes. Norman Gam-
ble William B. Renwick, ~mas Inch anJ Paul Smith
(79).
December is ham shoot time
on Orange Coast area golf
courses with Big Canyon
Country Club of Newport
Beach and Irvine Coast Coun-
try Club scheduling their an-
nual partner's better ball
events on the same day, Dec.
15.
other area courses haven't
announced dates as yet but
many of them are planning
either a ham shoot or turkey
shoot prior to the final week
before Christmas.
The Big Canyon event will
start at 11:30 with a shotgun
blast while the Irvine Coast
tourney is Scheduled t o
get under way at 11. A limit of
Southland 128 players has been set for
the Big Canyon event.
Ski R Santa Ana esorts Santa Ana Country Club has
bad 17 boles-in-One during the Stay Open year with the 1.t .. t two com-
ing this past week OD the 178-
't nd H lida yard sixth hole. Snow Sumnu a 0 Y • John Doyle of Newport Hill are still the . only two Beach scored an ace on
siding .reso~ in the Southland Thanksgiving Day using a five operating this weekend. .
Snow Summit reports good iro~~ Merle Boyle d. Santa.
skJlng on the lower rope tow · lro t t h area only while Holiday Hill Ana ~ a two n ° ge er
officials say there's good hole-in-one Sunday.
skiing on the platter pole area. Costa Mesa
In the High Sierras, Mam-
moth Mountain reports a 20-in·
ch base . with four inches of
new snow, Skiing lll reported
good to very good. Mammoth
ls open daily.
June Mountain has 18 to 24
lnche! with three inches <lf
new snow. Skiing ls rated as
good. The ruort Is open Fri·
day through Sunday only.
Alta and Park City, Uath
report. lhe best out of state
skiing.
with 11 inches ol new tnow.
and skiing ls rated excellent
Park City reports 51 Inches
with It inhces of new snow.
Both reaorta are open dally.
The Costa Mesa Golf and
Country Club women's club
staged a crier's tournament
this week with VI Hoskins win-
ning the A flight with a net
score of 7!.
A tie resulted for second
between Mary Evelyn Imler
and Hazel Webster, both with
71.
In 8 fiight competition,
Rosemary Skillion was the
victor with a 69 followed by
Del Gustkey with 71 and Mu·
lne Assmus with 74.
The c maht winner was
TAB takes th•
Ga ucho Feeds "NO" out of "N
· ANSWER." Saddleback College's football mb
and cross country teams Will ·
be honored al an award1 ba~
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!no In San Juan C.pl$trano. 935.7777
The event begin! at 1:311. •
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FANTASTIC Sil PACUGES
• ':t~:O~!:~ $59 lit,.,._ .w. Mode I• A_,,.. REG e ALUMINUM POUS • e MAlKll STANDARD TOI $8).89 e MAIUI TIUMAT HEIL ·
-BINDING SPECTACULAR -
MAlKll TOE PllCI llf. S14.t5
MAlKll tlLMAT HIEL leg, Slt.95 NOW
SU.IS STff'·IN llNDINGS .... SJ T.t t
INSTALLATION S6.00 IXTIA NOW
$25.88 ...
$9.99 ...
BOOT SPECTACULAR
Cn tMn fto••Flt IHtl $90.00 fM ... wo ...... 1 $19.88 I hd; .. ....._*I Hotl
NOW w. $41.00
I l ltdle i..IW •I •n NOW $14.88 W• SJS.00
Yodhdle*l kot
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M• l·hdile sy .... tk Sll Ifft NOW $19.88 w. S41.00
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South Coast Plaza
3333 Brit~I Street
Costa Mesa 540-3333
Jat S.,. OtarJt Ji Al S."
Corona del Mar
3601 E. COAST HIGHWAY
l'hon• 67.3-2303
Santa Ana
1501 S. MAIN, at Edinger
l'hone 835-3606 r----.. 40,000
MILE
GUARANTEE .
WHrt11tG~'"1.,.1,ro.
Nlld,. fr1•rohltl6~ ffct, J,ooo 111lfQ'wlth 111 ol4 . ..
lt!bnthe
best of the belted tires
Gold Seal '7B''f1i/f
TWIN FIBERGLAS BELTS AS LOW AS
For ltnnfth •nd mbility.
POi. VESTER BODY PLIES
FOi' anooth, comfombl• ridt.
WIDE.LOW'7r CONTOUR $
For lwtttr M ight di1tribution,
eotttrol, mblfiry.
WIDE, FLAT TREAD
Bltn Mrrl for poiftillf. tnctiorr.
DVN£0P
RADIAL SP·68
155xl2" $2595
155xl3" $2695
. $27 95 16Sxl4"
' $2995 165xl5"
DUNLOP RADIAL SPECIALS
Dunlop FR 7Dx15"
White Wall 4i$99
+ Sl.Jtrn,•TIH
SERVICE SPECIALS
40,000MILE $3495 GUARANTEE
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30,000 MILE $2495 :· GUARANTEE
1"Cl.UDlS LAIOI & llWtNCS :·
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_that the percentage is even greater here in the Or-
ange Coast area •. : and it's growing every day.
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to be the first newspaper in Orange County to bring
its readers "today's final stocks today" via Dataspeed
wires of The Associated Press. We're still doing it
' and the service gets better all the time.
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minutes to move the entire New York and American
Stock Exchange reports from the canyons of Wall
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right here on the Orange Coast.
Arid when technology finds a way to beat that speed
record, the DAILY PILOT, no doubt, will be among the
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Owner. &Mt .tnd• miilt .U
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GOLF COURSE
1L ACRE ' -........ and ,.., ll ' """"· lhalre rod, . pnlen
J4odernt OJAoml % At:tt.!
.Pool! •••••••••••••• '62.500·
ldtchen and overalzed doltie
GOLF ' COURSE GUEST HOUSE ....... $LOO --l!UI vets <r UNM ~ .,.
PWS YI,..,.. Neu Fuhlon JMnd_ Gorr· Jou --,.,...,,.. Spanllb! Tri·LeYeH Plulfl! eous dtate FEATURES din. ·SIM. per mo, taxes and inl.
Majestic! •••••••••• $'1'9,fiOO. U. rm., ~ rm., Extra 5t6-5lO (Operi Evtl.)
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VIEW
Spadoul? Luxurious! Warm!
T'oal! ..... ; •••••••• l169,1'i().
~=·3=°! 1...a.n-BIAGll Separate c.uTals. NMd • _ ~ M IRDI •
quick .i.e. Cell
' 64M303 • $30,950
OCEAN FRONT .,,:> e,o:,i JE~ 111~1'1 1.111\0\ Prime! O:rzy Cbttqe! QJOloe Verde'• nioest. Manr 11> . ~ . ' Location! •••••••••• $89,500. .. • ed bedftloml, 2 baths, •
I &&iiiiiiiiiiiam& I garit -.. in ..... w.-AU l!xdusiva With _ I OWNER "' """"' Bull<in nnie, "'· en. Large 119Uo. N ... tty SOUTH COAST HOME manicured la"""· n-dJ>
REALTORS painted. Try 10% down!
H,..., M-Vmle'• MR. 540-1720
CALL 515-8424 CLEAN!
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EA TH UAKE es &:: it's a.EAN, CLEAN,
R 9 cr.EAN. n.e ldda walk .... 2955 -· ea.ta "•
DAMAGED? ~;,=.,.~",,,.~ . NEWPORT RMERA
Not really, but it would ap-in January. Asking $29,!EO. ;
pear "'· ,,.,, modern ! bed-SUBMIT YOUJt OFFER. "WSE OPTION" : room_ 2 bath home, located ;
in a prime, well planned • COATS This waa: h ard to find!! :
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......, 1o ..., -witt> WALLACE -._ 1 BA'mS, C..ck· tmnendo1""'"',._,."•al . REALTORS and COMtruction ab'illty. _.,, ... "141-eline ftttpl&ce, l'&mily rm. ~ --llJeh School. u ... Somewhat o1 • """'°"' bar-(Open Evenings) . ,,..,. or at 126.2'0. Dial
pin • "'·"'° . ""'°Down · 1 !!!!!!!!'!"!'!'~~!!!!'"'"I 66!1* ~·~&!. (Open .V..l A MESSAGE FROM SANTA IOHl\J I !ll\O\
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you? A 3 bedroom 2 bath
home on quiet Eutside
ec.ta Mta. F?mily ftdec-I
""""4-..... ..,.. "11.00 B"' Canyon I total cost to vet. or low '6
dowri FHA.'' Hurry, you can· Five bedrooms 3 baths tun-I
be nesU@d 1n for Chrlstmu ily room raUndry ~ 3
Eve. For fUrlhtt dt'ta.ill car eara8e BeautifuJ. comer
dwck with Santa.'1 Helpers lot at HuDutqe Lane and '
at Heritage. Royal St. Georae Road nu. I
Call 546-5880 (Open Eves.) home ta being finished now ,
and should be avahble far
JUST USTED I y IBITAGf I moviqr .. ..,,,.. CINlm.u. I
HARBOR VIEW HILLS .., "'"' ~:."&1<-"°ii40~~' f
! B<lrma., hU&• 1am1y rm., . LIKE A $92.500. ' =. ~ SUNRISE VIEW? ROOM FORM~
vai.ue a pleasure to pw. See this lrg. 4 BR + fun. BMld@s the 2 bechoom cud• $51500 rm. + din. rm. home. on this 621' x 31'71h lot, )'(Kl
0 675 3000 °"'"' location. Walk to -can .... variance" build ! • eveTything, pool • park • 6 units. •Priced rlPt .i
BAY~ BEACW new shopping center. Own-$28,flOO. Located In the hell:f: J
er hates to leave. 0 n l Y ol O.ta Melll For tnore in:-~ formation ooi 816-7171. : l f J{f<;AJ,1'Y
Cold\wll,Blrirar BACK YARD
TEA HOUSE
1N LOVELY GARDENS. 20'
X ~·rumpus room .eparate
"""' thlo 3 bedroom, ,..,11y
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uu100 644-2430 DUPLEX
room home with fireplace, Owner anxious It will conad-
bWlt·I"" .,.,,,..., oprtnklm. Best Buy In Town "' a11 ott..., on thll s bed:
$31,950. For $21.950 yo1.1 get a newly room deiU¥e duplex. Doth
PETE BARRETT painted 3 """"""" -. uni ...... in mini -'1 with built·ln kitchen, remod· &: fully fUrnished. Full price .
REALTY j .i .. bath. Room for boat or $83,500. ,.._ '
. tralltt in CoOla Mesa. Now SHERWeeo REAL TY · !
1605 WISTCLl,P vac&nt Call NOW! 546-8640 18964 Brookbul'lt F.V. DL ' NIWPDRT llACH GRANNIS $11,950 . '
642:5200 3 Br. + 2 Balh1 .. ! Rnldentl11I CUl-dMac ltrttt. Formal d1n. 1
Realty area. blt-in RIO, Iota rl cab-'
Form.e:rly Farrow ineh, breakfast bar, F/A ,
2629 Harbor Blvd., C.M. heat, large crJV. patio. A ~
real bargain! Submit! Call . Vocont 4 341.J221
to WeoldlJI -~ and Beel SEYMOUR REALTY, 17111 9Chooil from thi1 3 bedroom room Beach Blvd., Hunt Bcb. '
Ir 1arte family room home. Vacant and waitinl. Ownen BY Owner Choice 3 Bdrm
-well-wall ..-and """""' and want quick aaJe, 2 ba • f •. ready to move tntD. $32,000 Lovely conditioned home. . th plua anilly room in'
and owneT wtU ieuiot>tion Functional floor plan. Sep. qwet Mesa Verde cul de •
tool CAU. 615-493J. aratt t.amny room, "t bar. aac. Larae yard, many
Open Ew. 'tit 8 p.m. Quality wall to wall carpeu trees, clole' to alm'el and -&CO.I and .... _ Park-like yard. scbooll. $31,000. Ownu-Aat. ~ Sprinklers, , .ONLY $57,900 ,.;_SIS-~1224=·=~~~ ..... 'lii:"',::::'I,.._ , .. EZ TERMS-Call~ NEWPORT BEACH
Mother-ln·Law's Owner r.ou""' "'" 15,000.
H'd -quick ..... Lara• ' I ffWfJ'f BR, 214 BA, large lot.
Yoq'll ba ·-whetl you TRI HARBOR
• thll 5 bedroo1n1, pool OWNER MOVED REAL TORS borne hturi!W fOnnll din-400 E. 17th, C.M. iDC Mill. aeparat. rumpus 2399 Redlands. Open dally. DAY OR NITE 646-3255
room s posh bath arna 4 f bedrooms, 21iii bathll, ~ --===,.,....===-1 .-· .. ..,....,, ,...,...,. .,. uw.. plua .... 1am11y SPANISH ADOBE .
livirw quarten: for Otar Old room. N e e d • attention. Sharp older 3 Bednn hmm •:
>Ian. !'ull price $34,000, AJI I.up bode yard far ...... <!JOY; to town .l -· •:
SHTermER/,,S:::: REAL TY t>inlng, plu, "'"""' poo1_ Owner "'°""" out "aroo. . -olfer-Aaklna
111961 --F.V. $24,950
$31,500 PERRON REALTY 642-1171
MESA VE ROE BA YFRONT APTS. Ill~ •Pr aaumable -1110 ~ R<Yd-C.M. •n-~ "~ Pl 6 ~~" now on pn>peTty Monthly ., .... ,..... ~ ' "£0""' uq ~. er ..... •
-like~ 4 bod· Call 646-3928 Ewt. 615-lm a..O.blt. ,_ $31,llJO. Sell j
room. 2 be.thl. famiy room er lebe. i
w10. ilre,lace All .ttdrie Dllpln: In 0.0.... Wllll•m-·
'bolt·in kl•""°· dlabwu11tt. Corona del Mor llEALTOR .1
....... -· Jmmodl. ... !14M570 645-15'4 : •'-·Jl(IWakln! 54(>.1721 Well·bultt. util\.d, m~ ;
TARBELL =':.:.·c::'::. *DANA POINT*: .._ ... , 10~ clown. Call Now Deluxo Duplex '
35 Harbor' O::lrtl. Meta now to 1ee. Ortf $46.~. $49,950. ;
613-8$0 W.W. R .. 11y 442-4teS : FHA OR VA " ' Bedroam home tn arMt to. O THE REAL
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cotlon ..... the beacl>_ V•ry NOW'S THE
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&a-2515 I BR. ~-Ht. • !Im -"'UICK CASH et.. Dinlne atta. Dlflwshr. T
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LOS ANGELES (UPI) -When !ormer
Orange C.Ounty bigamist Juan Abel
Vatgas Jr. married in 1929 he was mak-,
Ing $1Z5 a llJOlltb.
When he died 411 years later he ten
behind $1,063,W. two households or wives
and children, 11x grandcbµdren -. and no
will'. '
In Ole struggle for hll •eatate in a case
being heard In •L<>s • Angelea CoW1ly
Superior Court , testimony .was elicited
Crom a clerk at the Cloud lflotel that . .
Vargu spent 73 nl&hls tbm over hll lut
two yws "with a different girl every nlght."
The Hoot-I, 160-pound importeH1·
porter, 14 Wilen he died, loved to dance
and hb ravorite aongs were "Autumn
Leaves" and 11Love la a Many Splendorld
Thing." •
One or his daughters tenliied before
Judge Robert Keony Wedntldoy that the r;m time she met her step«othen and
step-mters was at the fUDenJ park>r .
al1u her lather's ratal accident, which
had followed yet another night at tbe
Cloud Motel.
The great lalUe at point was how
Vargas could keep both wives satlafled
thal be waa, iodeed, ll•ing with lbem.
The PeruvtaJ>.l>orn blgamilt told one he
had to go to the dock to "watch my
cargo." The oilier be told mostly not to
bug him.
There has betn testimony that two
more wives, m.e.y live in South America
but ao far )hey ale not cootestlal the
claims of bls flrll. wile, .Mlklced, ittqm
he married ID 11a, Ind\. Ills -· Jooephine of Santa .U. wbo!n he. wed in IMS. . • .,
On bl4 ·11ist llWTlaP •he ,llred -chlldton ·-Eltna, ti: J11a11 Ill. 411, aod
Claire, at. --.... . .
His , second union produced J uan
Antc\nlo, 25; Judith; 24; Joate, 12, aod
Julie, 11. .. '
Julie took ti» wltneu lland earu ... In
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"\le was very conauvatlve," she 1a1d.
"He wouldn 't let us girls put on eye
shadow or flttaemall polish or wear short
d....,.., We alt had to be at dinner right
on ~ and be watched our grade cardl
very oareluUy." .+ •'4ii at .·the ClotOJ ,
M9tel said Vargu bu registered 71
Umes between 1967 and 1969, signing In
as Mr. and Mrs. She later acknowledged
that her 'Orst testimony, that he had a
different girl each -· mlgbt not be el·
act became die wMn't tb<ft evl!!Y night.
Mts. V¥&85 No. 1 never appeared al
tbe hearing. No. I aald 1he bad been told
he was divorced "in: a lltUe &owa..in Mex·
Jco'' and now feels "like a feather tn tbt
lit<ae, not knowing Whal to do."
J ... •AntonloMid he ...... t..it,ad blo
father was a "swinger." "He wu alw1y1
tough with us children," be said.
Judge Keony too~ the cue Wider U.
viaement pending final w r It t t I
argumenls to he 111bmltted by Dec. IJ,
• • • Drinke rs Verdicts Rapp.ed .~
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~ h(ard involves Joeeph S. Lorge; 750 Re~~
brandt Drive,· wbo ls scheduled for ~~
preliminary hearing Dec. 16 on a count ol
felony asiault on a polk:e officer.
. By FREDERICK SCJIOEMEllt.
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' With another case prepared to move In·
to South Orange COuntx Municipal Court,
the tally sheet for eight of• tbe cues
stemming from the Labor Day Laguna
Beach "drinkers walk" shows three con-
vicUons, rour acquittals and one ending In
to. reach a unanimous verdict. His trlal
h8.s been rescheduled to Jan. 12. ·
The ·case of James Van Hom of Los
An8eles, charged with misdemeanor
assault with a vehicle as a deadly weapon
wilt begin Tuesday, followed by two other
cases later this month.
:·n•s staggering -tbe man hours thal 1 have been spent on the!e cases,!.' Le4ger.1 said. "Just fSloundi.ng. All I can aay ~J
the cost Ii> the ta.payer Is going to be ~
lot more'than the "125 collected in fines.,,
I 3 hung jury.
PatriC\8. O'Brien, 3al'2 Qenecia Ave.,
Laguna NigueJ will appear in court Dec.
15 on charges of misdemeanor battery on
a police offi<:i!:r. Ledger aa!d that none of tbe three conr I
victed thus lar · plan to apt\elll ~
declsk>m.
Meeting With Royalty
Decolletage of Mary Wilson Oefl), and Cindy· Bird·
song of the American pop singing group the 'Su·
premes' contrasts sharply with the· more sedate
style worn by England's Princess Margaret as th'e
Princess greets the duo in a receiving line at Royal
Albert Hall h~ late Tuesaay, followln~ a pop con-
cert to aid the Invalid !lhildren's Association.
Flying!}~ Kid Stuff
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1:'Fluing ~ /y.n,.w~i,i uou'1't Vhu7f9 ... "' ,tried 'to reboard1the 1same plane to Ne\f' the runwiy ofi 1n the 1\r, turned back to
11 • 1 • Oi"leans. • ti • . " 1 relta~ httn.1 ~ ·1 \" ,
HOUSTON (UPI) -Serr.am one "'See him? He's my grandldtber," lie But on the,flfth -he 'flid be maiielt
Ma.nuel, 11, ol. Ing 1es1 de, CaJlf., ex-told· the stewardess as he entered the to San :F'raoclscOr and the sixth. to
pl1line9 Wedn~.ay how he stows,a\f&Y ~ aircraft behind an elderly man But t~s Houston.
c:ommercial Jetliners. It has W«ked six time the stewardess demanded i.o see his "He has always wanted to go to
t1mes. ,, ticket · Hawaii," hls mother said in a telephone
'"See her? She's my mother, the lad " · . • intervlew. '"He's a real bright boy. But said he told a stewardes.. Monday as he It was .kind of. fW'!ny and t started he's a dlronic runaway."
boarded a Los .Angeles-~Houston flight. laug~g. so I said, Oh, my stomach serramooeJ8.idhewasnotree.llyplea&-
He said he chose the woman, a total hurts, But she called the polic.; ~~ they ed With the service on bis flight to H~
Stranger, at random in the airport and come and~ me away to the Jail. ton. , •
"just followed her.;• He was ~ th:e custody of Houston "I, asked for a hamburger. They gave
"You =i:in't no son of mine," he !aid the Juvenlle autborlttes toda~. , 1 me 'a bowl of stew. I asked for chocolate
woman said. The boy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mauri~ milk and they gave me water."
"But I tcld the stewardess. 'She always Manuel, h a s sneaked aboard jetliners Once be bid the sttwankss asked hlm
says that.' " taklni off trom-Lol An(eles lls times If! wbefe .... was solnt,: I
He arri~ in Hoqston itho\lt l>e_!ng' the past· five· months. On four~occasionsi "I remembilr hearing Houston men-
detected, put ran into trouble when. he he was dJscovered and the aircraft, on tioned, but I couldn't remember wb&1
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A salesman at Sears and Roebuck shows Mrs . Richard Nixon an elec·
Irle corn popper during a shopping trip she and her. daughter Mn.
.Julie Eisenhower made lo the store to prom~te New Prosperity Week. The store, it was reported, ts one of lhe maJor retall llrm~ which has
voluntarily kept lid on prices in support o!.lhe.Presldonl s eco,nomlc
program.
came after it, so I started to say
'Houston, ()>lorado,' but then I remem~
it waa Texas. The woman neli to me Uid
'I thought you· said you were going to
Denver.' I )eaned over and ,aid. 'shhh.'"
He was asked why he stows away.
"Flying is fun when uou're 11ouna,"
he said.
Dec. l3 Deadline
Set for Viejo
Holida y Contest
Mission Viejo residenls wishing to tab
part in this Christmas' home decoratkln
contest must register prior to Dec. U.
contest officials have announced. '
The contest, sponsored by the Mission
Viejo Activities Committee, is held each
year and homes are awarded prilea in
four <t;trerent categories. Registration
forms for 1the contest mr.y be obtained fri>m Unlted Cal~ornla Bank and 'l'hril·
timart in tbe LaPu Plua Shopping
Center.
The foer categoriea Ulla holiday HUOft
are · beat Santa theme, besl refJP>us
theme, mo,,t ett1tlve theme and belt
Cbristmu theme. WlMen: will be ID-
nounO!ld at the Las Poadu ceremony on
Dec. lt 1n La Paz Plaza. Prizes include
both cash awards and plaqud .
Sad<Jleback Area
Council Retains
Spendlove Chief "
Atgean Hills resident Bart Spendlol(l
lw been .....tected prealdent of the Sad·
dlehlclc Area Coordlnallng Council for
1972.
Spendlove, of 25381 Pacifica Way, Is
employed• by Philco Ford Corporation of
Newport Beacll. •
Othtr o!flcers elected for 1972 at the
November general meettna of the council
Include Glenn Wineman or Leisure Wofkl,
fi.n:t vice president; Pat Mandftf of
~ Nlguet, oecond -llct --and MIU Sl>eattr of Mlilloo Viejo, secntarJ.
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Alexander Carter, 31241 Monterey,
South Laguna, was convicted in a court
trial of delaying an o'Ulcer ·and fined $50.
Minor Wh!te, 250 Ledrolt St., was found
guilty of failure to disperse and also fined
$50.
Cornelius a (Dick) Toomey, lll Lorn.
hardy Lane, owner of the ~f Liquor
Store was fourid guilty of beiJJ.g drunk in
puhllc and fined $25.
Defense attorney William t..epger, who
Is represenUng· most of those. woo were
arrested follOwi.og the fracas at the door
o~ the Orphanage Bar, said he was
"shocked" at the decision or the ·judge in
handing down the convictions.
"I was sorry to see it. Jt seemed to me
there was a lack . of evidentt •. " Ledger
commented Wednesday. "Of course, with,
so many cases -well, you throw some
muct.a&ainst ~wall , some of its gOlng to
stick." ·
The acquittals, he noted, were given in
the cases Involved Charles' Byron, 522
Anita St., David Viviano, S65 Locust St.,
O'Brien, 30262 Benecia Ave., Laguna NJ.
gut! lfld William Barner, 570 Cypress
Drive. .
The only felony c ha r g e still to be
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' RlnCon · and 'Los Mo!lnos) proce,...l San Clemenlf:3lls are producing about
1~ tons a week of newspapers for reuse,
the operator of the ,areas o~y recypllng
center said today.
And to cope with the 1teady tonnage of
newsprint, Lionel Burt, a scriptwriter
who began the center late th1s year, has
changed to a larger building and bought a
new baling machine.
"The amount has really stabilized,''
said Burt, ·who launched the first suc-
cessful recycling ' campaigns in the .city
early this year. .
He said that the first few months of the
unusual collection operaUon yielded
enough revenue to offset opening ex-
penses.
newspaper, botues and cans, then shlpi
them to dlreclly to the recycling llnns. '
Local o1'ganlzations, 1ncluding the PT&~
bring collected material to the center anif.,.,
reap the same revenue as if fhey hauled
the 11'ms to collection staUons in centrar.!
Orange County.
Burt's reclamation tranen have been
set up .ln. all the city'• major shoppiof
areas ;... eig!I\' klcations .• · ~ n.
The new bMing · machine can iccept,
1,200 powtds of newspapers a nJ
cardboard boxes.in one load~ •
The smaller rnaChine could accept only:
a fraction' of that amount. r,
"We're saving lots of muscle with Uil
new apparatus," he said. •
He said that si.nei! the center · opened
l'he case involving Laguna ~ch
Fireman Bobby D. Elliot, 51ll, B~k• .st ..
ended Sept. ~when.the 12 was pnable
Burt stresses that the profit motive ln
the operation is exceeded by an emphasis
qn helplng the environment.
Essentlally, the recycling operstlon
(which mol'ed recently . to the comer of . . .
late last summer the operaUon has ~
cessed an estimated 100 tons of newsprin~ -·
a~ 10 tons of reusable glass.
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Chile e ·ans ·.Protests
I A utlwriiies, D~nwnstrators Clash_
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" •SANTIAGO (UPI) -The l"''"'"""'t "dlvWillion of alannlat news."
ol l'nllda• Mlvedare' All-decried a In a ~wn radio and ttle•lalon
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'teens 'Saved'
From Tippling
117 '1110MAS MURPHfNl!l---
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~l!TlllGll AND IVCll• Oh, ber<'1 a
.. birlbcl'1 -ting to Ill)' Good
......... who, ~pan this day, rea~ bis
11\11 winier. Gum what! \IP lllel'I tn sOCramtnto, they just i<ill-
.. the bJll. which woold bava Ii•"' you a
l<pl aeat In the local aaloon. So, lherelft
l>J1the grace of a 'H to t vote lft the
~ad ha1la of the California Senate,,
tho queolloii of Ill-year-olds drlnldnl
'"!"~ go on lhe baDot: Timi you bava
1*n, saved from the WI.let of whiskey UJ1 the devil In demon rum. Legally,
ontway.
IP YOU WEU aomebow looldn( . f<l:ward to tippling In the local tavern,
f1'n: at least you atll.I have 10me con-
djlenees, Alter all, ,.. cm vote, fight
..i1I own a aibmachlneiw> leplly, H tt
dofan't work and you have the proper
ponnll!.
.,,..., -'<! alao be' ..... c:omfort,lft
1111 beod7 dellata which lillled • the ·teen
dr1Dldn( bill juat before the a~ aoloill
........., from their ,'beavy work day to
tlli Senate Lounge aeroa the strtel far uample, Republfcan Senotor Clark
W Bl'lldley, San Joee'1 auper-con-
M:t•Uve, intoned during debate, "I can't
~ an 11-year-old can hold his liquor ~ likt an adult while drivlne .... ••
1 right, Oari:. The way us
hold our liquor while driving "'
-to c:opy. I think 111-year-oldl would
Mft to make a rul effort at It In order
•1iold their liquor and drive the way we ill. C&nenlng down the freeway with a
dlul of booze tlket• a lot of practice.
! cc:&n't juat do.tt right away. Our kill to ao high that the younpten would
to wori at It bard for .eeveral yeata
to'Gdcb up.
, ltala fl --lft the eaoitol pro-broa~CI"' fnlerlor Minister Jo.le 'J'Oba
vlnce toct.y, follow Inc cla1be1 Wtdnelday • aakl tbt .aovemment w11 ~ all
night between police and rival atrtet clom9nJtrallons . indefinitely." He de-for and qalnat Allende. described the violence Wedn<aday. ntihl
Thli ltlte of emergency and a bin ~ as part. of 111 aeditioUa plan" to destroy
f~r demonstrations was imposed· Chilean dem~acy.
houls befoie Cuban Premier Fidel Castro The women opposed to the governmet1t
-waa acbedu1ed 10·aive a 'farewtll speech ol Mariilt President Salvadore Allende,
ln Natklnal Stadium after a villt here of ·were joined by ~undreds of men 'servinl
10 days. 1 u escortl. TbtJ formed at µte Plua
Ninety-ob: -w .. lnJurecl "111' 72 Italia, about !q blocks from the 'Jl!'Oald"",
arrested during and afttr the demoDJtr ... · tial palace, when they were attacked by
lions Wednesday night. The me!ee youllls from three extremist groups.
erupted wben youtha ldenUDed .-'be~ • Witnesaeridentified-the •iirts!Ors as in& tq u:trt.me left!Jt lf'OUPI attaeked ~ben-~ the Revolutionary . Left
Quiltian DemoCl'ltic women proteatint Movemeftlt ~ Commfinllt ~~ Par-
qainst university violence and the ·ra Brigade and the Socialist Elmo
iearclty <>I con1unier 'gooda under tl)e' citalan Brtgode. The Oine groups· are
Allende government. paramillllry in nature and·have been •<> Gen.: A"lll'!<> P)nodlet, htad of the cuaed of .wldH'.anging acts of •iolenee
5'ntlato .MiDll:ry District, announced tbe againlt canservaUve organizations.
state of eneraency following a meetJnc After htitling rot ts at 1he ·women. the
.this mornll1t with Allende. Thi order eiitremlsla ehirged, swinging clube Ind
banned all pollilcal rallle1 an d . poles: Olitnwiibered pollce fired tearg11
demon1tr1tlon1 except those held ' inlkle into the ~a and the women fled,
enclQll04 .areH. II also problbllad-the · icreamlni and choking.
PakiStani Planes 'Attack
Targets Inside India
II)' ,,,. Autdated Pma
Pak!Jtsnt plan .. ,otraled the eapllal of
India's Trlpura Slate today, 1dj1eent to
Em Plkiltan't: IOUthea.it bOrder, in-ln-
dian goveounent '1ppkesman aDnounced
in New Delhi. ,
The. apokeaman said. the Indian army
had been ordered to take immediate
"de£enlive liction," indicating It Wou1d
crosa the , border. The government used
~ same phrase 'in COnnectlon with the
three previoua advanCQ into East
Paltlslan which ll hu admitted. ·
The Indian 1j>okearqan 1ave thb ac-·
·count:
Five U.S.-supptied ns· Sabre Jeta
bombed and atrafed the city of Agartala,
60 · mllet due eut of Dacca, and it.I
atrpo(I for 20 mlnutet this aflomoo,n.
A number .of ci\!illlna wtre killed or
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3 Arab Emirates
wounded, i.ut antialrcraft guns prevented
any damage to the airfield. ·
Agartala bu been Wider heivy wiling
11Dce &·p.m.-Wednesday, with artilltry
ahelli ID\8lhlnll Into heavily populated
areas "'1d. in the IUJTOWldinl refucee
camps for BeltgaUJ from East Pakistan.
The shelling has killed four Civilians and
wounded 7.
1be Pakistani army reported two new
Indian ground attac:b, but Pakistani •
military IOUJ'cet la.id the defenders held
or repulted all auaulta:. 1 Prbne Minister Indira Gandhi respqnd-
ed today to U.S suspension of military
shipments . to her government wtUf a
declaratkll that 'India will follow Its own
policy toward Paklatan and will i,nore
any Westun adVice that her govemment
feels is a1ainst India's national interest.
F DON'T thlnl: Jllll Ille eomerva-~· --_ .. bolloltilc aplnol tht B , ,. . . N. .
"::.,.. ~::"~~ · <o.sin ecome . ation, ·
''The lline3 have passed when any na-
Uon sittinj: 3,000 or 4,<0.l miles away
could gi\!e· orders to Indians on the basis
of their. color sUperlority to do as they
wished. Mrs. Gandhi told members of
.her Ccqnu party out>ide her residence.
Mrs. Gandhi did not dtrecUy menUoo
.,.,the U.S. -decf1km to cancel '1 million "';worth ., ~tary txporl ~ .... to .
',W!Use .ii;luture ll.-. JM pn)llo10!JS·
ll)a ?' 11) didn't tbiDt tbflre WU ~ ' • ' .. to"'..-'lnad •1 • tha Si..'ek u N :s a't a.lbewufrdto'~tmno ·· · c; '• •·
u a penonal matter. But ht told w!i.I It wu. Mooc:one uplalned that a BEIRUT (A/') -The wor-,i &ol a new aiember of hll farnlly ii ID aJcoboUc. Arab nation today With territory the &lze. lOn the other hml Senator Albert .S. o1 Alll\'ala and about ll0,000 people •. ' ' ' ftPlda d. S.cramento, a former collele . '· Slx emirates 1pread along, the FP'· admitted that~ wu ''ambivalent" .-eat side of <he. Pera Ian Gull jOined
GI Ute teen drtnklnC lllut. te become the Union of Arab Emirates. iJlodda mUled after h1I no vote, 41Mlybe Kuwait Radio nld the new naUori would
bi a couple of yan:, when wt ban IOIDe • appW for membership in the Arab
e,prtence with 18-JQMld voters, l'll Leape and the United Nations. ·
diuu!ed my mind " · -X.fbe wblt tbe.aood aenator meUs·t. The members of lhenew union are Abu '* wanla to wait aocl -H ~ Dbabl, Dubai. Sbarjah, .Fuja~ah, Ajman ollln& pattcm dr!Ye blm to drink. anct, Umm al Qaiwaln. Aloni wllh the
reaCtion to the U.S. move, she iald: "The
country ii not so weak as to be afraid of
any aid. being cut off. Today we will do
·what ia bat in our national interest and
not what these so-called big nations
would like us ~ do.
"We value their friendship, help and
aid, but' ·we cannot fonake the country'1
territorial Integrity and sovereisnty.''
Restore Mail,
At leut four women were trampled
escaping the 1aa ~ and received ·
broken legs, police aakt .
The violence apread to·at least .a dOltn
neighborhoods in this capital .o( three
million persona and raged for more than
ail hoW'I .
11\e MIR, composed mostly of students,
Is ...,ldered the moot radkal group In
Chile. lt has criticized President Allende
as be1ne too "boW'geois" and bu
demanded violent method• to achieve
revolUUOCWy chan&ta.
Cambooians
Withdraw,
Face Peril
lOr maybe be'• worrie<I that once Iha emlrato of Rat al Khalmah, they fonned ~tmra pt tnvolved in poliUca, that th e Truclal State. which h a v e been
will cJrtve them to Iha boWe " Brltl!h protectorates alnce 1192. But
"-·-ay tM llaJI bu MM corked for Britain is quitUn,c the Persian GuU this _,...,.,, • year.
~ra: Two other British protectorates in the
!· · gulf, Bahrain and Q•tar, became 1""
• dependent earlier UliJ ye~·
9 _8100 Police Gird The deputy ruler of Sharjah, Slle;k
. N. Viets Vrged
PARIS (AP) -U.S. Ambassador I
William J. Porter l<>day pressed v;el-
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mail from American prisoners of war to
"'nonnal levelJ."
Entering tht 137lh session of the Viet-
nam peace talks, Porter recalled in a
statement to newsmen that a month ago
.,U Sakr, was shot Wednesday night as be
" wu Jeavin& his villa , and got a flesh tor Purse Snatchers wound 1n t1>e 1hou1<1er. The gunm••
~ . .escaped.
1JIOSTON (AR) -Boston police bav.e Sakr'• brother, Sheik KhaHd, joined the
Ull&ned 13 crullers: and 26 patrolmen to rulers of the other five stateJ today at ,a: special detail to combat pur1e Wt-the ·Gomelra palace in Dubai to l'nstall
ct.era. Sheik Zaid ol Abu Dhabi as the union'• :••we're goinl.....,to pllt 1111eak~ '!O -first president, for ·a five-year tenn. tiOfDt of -these younJer 0Wcer1 10 they · Sheit Ruhid of Dubai became vlc:e
.,._run fast," said Duty Supt. J.,.pb M. president ·' and Rashid'• son, Shell:
Jprdan. Jordan 'Uld the city'• ra1e of Maktoum, was •arned prime minlJter.
budblg snatehea hid become '1crltlcal." .1be rulen also signed a new friendlbip
"Thia la a partieularly vlclaul kind of truly With Britain, re p I a el n I the
ci1mt," ht said. "They uaua1ly attack protectorate al(retmenla which uplred
a!d"IY people and knock them down.'' w-.y.
he complained that mail from prisoners
in North Vietnamese camps had fallen orf
aiid added that no mall had been received
from 200 Americans missing in South
Vietnam.
Porter said today "the Communists
now haft had four weeks .to consider our
request that prisoner of war' mail be
restored to normal levell and that the
prisonen be accorded more decent treat-
ment in line with Communist obligations
under the Geneva Convention. Now they
know that the American people are
awatUna a mpome to our requal''
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wASHJNGTON J IJPI} _+ cai· '1 be CCNnple'4 1ar any
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pr.a for program1 lo nverse the chall~ of compollllaa la wASlllNGT(\I( (A~) · -porlunitf "'ID"'I-'Aid
the "growing oense of iaolatlon the ""'Id the 19708. And ,.. Women, blacb and sp.nilb-Wedneeday. . ' • .
and insecurity" ampng people cannot be t our best if we aumamed Americaos are vie-The' charle •• Which wu
over 65. , ' keep our "'°'t "exj>er,lencod llms of blatantly unlawful leveled !n I~ anll wblch baa
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Houe. Conference on Agl:oa, • ,;. its associated companies, the submitted t,o the Federal Com-
on tbe Last day of• fire:U.y' 3 M · F d SW Equal E.m}!l•oymen,t.Op. ·munica~)oas . Comm'"'°"·
meethe 3ting500, dN\'onlallolo~i~ en . oun :n• . ' the &E;QC •• . ,uau• ~ ,.. "' . '').'be l\lltk wor)ler dou not
reli•f 1or the •ldef:ly. • • Six Gunmen hava .. eq1111. --1o be p.:~e.11~~v.r.er;..;.t. In Midwestern C_ity , .. . .1o~~~~1eci~.;; systems, upgrading of nursing T k fl-. .-~ 'f':""I iu-wi: ~::w":..:~: . IND~APOLIS. (AP>° -~· -worked !or. 1 8 e '-"-!ll~Cl EiftOC.i:~~· telephone
lo continue contributing lo Deputy Po~ Chief RafP!t P'. anotll<r «>mpany w b I c-h F . C company """ i.tgeat op-
society after retlrelilent. • Lumpkin 8'Y>-mote than one · H1nao\, and Gierte b'ad f0ffi amp ' ptW... oi WOlllell liwwOra'ln
·Momenta before Nixon ad-person was Involved In the ·start.cf · ' the· United ~" · and Kid dressed ~ slaylngs of three,meo fouQd at ; ' ' 1 . 1
• • "the I ~ed the conference, the a home with\ their tbroats allt One vJd.im Wll in a 'front NJCEVILLE,1· Fla. (AP.) .,.., Am rl ew w&,'iurvive Bell'
delqates approved reoolu\iOM and hands arid feet bound. bedrciOm wlll! bis hands' -lied Si% masked IP"' armed wiljl hlr;~. ~ .......... • :!. I asking for a minimum 1Mual ' ' .... ,.._ .. ·-"'' ....... Income of 14,llio for an aged "It look W than ~1\8 ~ !ill .back with a lorn shot guns broke lnlo a state . confilled 1o· 1lle !Oweat ;,.;..:
couple. They alao asked for :!fr!·~! 'Wthls~:;:em~ abeet and his J~ bound with prison road ca,niP early 'tod8y. fnanageine!Jl : jo~ Br}( ex·
great<!' food stamp benefit., and 111ey were.n~old.'\ lhe .abeel tied up _twO guanl! and eluded · from ~-
liberalized retirement laws The victims were fo·und ~tiler body was in the escaped w1lh a priSoner they · almOst altoge~· · ·
and oaUOOa1 health insurance, Wednesday afternoon by 8. back bedroom and the third ~said they planned to kill, ~he!'t D. ~' AT&T ex·
These resolµtions will be business associate who said he was in the bathroom. . Sheriff Ray Wilson reported. ~ve vice l> rte I id en t •
sent to Nixon as a paz:t of the became concerned because the Karnes said. he called the. Wilson identified. the . ab-d~ with tbe Tepprt and
report of tlie conference, men were not at work. mlcrofilm servtce about 2 p.m. ducted prisoner as M-year~1d said, ~:~iA~~ ~
which Nixon c&ned. "I couldn't believe what r to "1k to Hinson and Gierse. Peter Bryan~ Walker 0 f 135,000 iJUUUIJ'1 ~ ..... on WIS
The President told • the sa.,, I coqldn't b e I I e v e it," When their secretary and of· Pensacola. He was ser;ving payroll • • • a~t lS percent deJ.og~~"-'.'A! -""--Ider. !'id,J.obn Kames,.35 • .''.It Ju.rt. fl~ -er ,&h:s. ;.. T ... Cole,_ !Int• Jn •. ti!< f:l!'.al~ ~1\' of '!Ill' emplo,...
your suggestions, we will be \<wasn't human -..:I still can't Aid ltleY bad mt arrived ,for 1road pn&0n on a 1iW1lii'Y
guided by this ecpiviction: Any believe it." work, .Kam·es salled several charge.
actiQn which , ,enhances . the The .victims ·were Robert W. other places in an attempt, to ''1bey ~me from a~woodea di~ty of · olderj~~iQ.ans , Hinson Jr., ,rr, Robert · A. locate the men. area behind the lprison,"anei
enliances the dignify of all Giel-&e; 35, and 'James Barker, He then went to the victims' each had his bands and face Am.~rica115. F'or .,unless •the 26. Hinson and Gierse bad liv· house. He told police be fouild covered -with masks and
American· dream comes true ed in the house and were the door ajar, went in and, gloves," Wilson said 1 of the
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n. lmmedlala occe WU 1.-bat Ille Joqor · IDd be '.'dud l.ro..c.•'
rap opocln of tmible wllh bureaucrlC)' wu deadlJ Cohoon'• of!ar to.acquaint emplo:ran with OS!fA•1 141r1o , 281 pages of rules and regulations lhould find plenty of
US. _....,A f liken. He W · be reached st Orange County Safety Hare wu B11ctle Godarlaa, IO-,....._, owner o IOowacll, »U'l>almler St., Santa Ana, pbOIJ9'1167-i'Oi$0.
Blacklt'• Boll Yll'd IA Newporl ·Boach, baltln( II pay-!lnploje safely OJI \Ile: lob ii a Yitai· C<lliCarD !Of
lag a fll fine tor alleglldly not bnln& a safety 11ddet' ·every1>uslnas. Aud tbe OSilA maba It more ....
handy enough on bil doct. · '
To collect that j>lddllng fine; the U.S. Department Blarn1·ng· the· MUTO. r ol Labor rented a '35-peHIY rooin 11 tbe N"ewporter ---~
Inn for a hearing, hired 1 heiring ott!cer llld marshaled
tederal lnspectDrs, llwyen, sollOni&ors and employea ol
the OccupaUonal Safety end Health AdminlslraUon.
Gadarlan had bil fUJ1Joustln1 wltb the federal
bureaucracy -at 1 person cost ol •me fi$OO in em-
ployes' time end p!perwort. • .
While bis case Is as yet unresolftd.·Gadarian's effort
drew widespread 1ttentlon tD tbe existence and Implica-
tions of the Williams-Steiger .()ccupallonal Safety end
Health Act of 1970 (OSHA~
At a result businessmen along the Orange Copt
were reminded that tinorence of the law Is no ueuse -
even It It'• new 0n Ilia .boob -end that lbey'd better
bone up prompUy or risk. pena!IW Ullder ~ act ran&inl
up tD fl,000 per d1y. · • ~ames J. Cohoon, the Orange• •County Safe t 1
Councll'1 volunteer. mena1er, reported last WMk th•t of
6,63S employment locations inspected acrou lbe nst!on
in 1 lhree-monlb1 period, 80 percent were found Jacting
on some ot tbe new wety requirements of OSHA. There
were 12,904 Ylolalioni and 2,159 citations ware issued.
Employen genently are ~g cllsmay that tbe
Jaw ii loo eHUy abused b)' lncllnduala and groups whose
primary purpose Is baramnent of an emplo}'Or rather
!ban wety. '!'bis HriOUI flaw will not outwelllJ the legit•
tmate alms of the act. however.
Dr. S. L Hlyabwa suggelll in hil column today, on
this pege. that news medil -partlcularly TV -seem
to pay too much attention to the acilon1 and utterancu-ot agjlltors, and don't focus enough attention Oil thoae
pt!iormlng good wort in government education and
mduatry.
Dr. Hlydawa's grim -rienca at San FranclsCo
Slate p!Vride some uplanat!Ons or bis teeilngs, end some
anawers.
Tbe fices. actions end utterance0 of those respo ...
Ible tor Ullpieuanl, enll·aoclal actlviUes are essential
to tellin& the story, be they thugs, Unborn "leaders" or whatever. Conversely, the j<moderates" or "responsible
people" seldom ue involved in such events -and all
loo seldom will speak up.
So you read about or aee or bear the bad ~· Bui
you do become informed· that sometblnc. Is gomf oJI
th1t ought to be of deep concern to you. ,Aud therein
lies the point · -
In OW' :IOclety, the daily newip.aper, especially,
functions u a big, aomeUmes harsh, mirror i1J; w&icb.l. vcou
can examine the image of the world each day. The ace
of our world these days Is maired with many 11&11 wilrll,
eruptions and blemi&bes. .
We all preter good neW1 to bad, happy faces to ugly
ones. Bui grumbling 11bout lbe 111irror ·for lb• waril· ii reveals can only be self-deluding end self-deteating.
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ployes 11 well 11 employen hue COlllribulad to Ullllfe
condition1 in numerous instances.., Ono water-oriented
bulineum1111n Ne~ Boach·;who,... ~ 1n th•
recent dtift trankly idmllfic\ ·111e ~t'.~-rii!lt
· If we don't like aome of the tbinfs we see in 1he
IDlrror of society hOpe!ully -eventually -we'll try lo
do something about them. 'KfAllY,60LIATll-bl~ you EVf~ THINK OF 1AKlll6 Uf A NEW HOBBYr •• ' .
Advice to
Tlwse WhO
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Gloomy
-.Gus
WbJ il·ll tbal -members of lbl uni..mty Intellectual c:ommllllltJ '° ofted act as if they were chartu
. -" ii ......... In tr?e--"'"1'1? -Dlogene& '71 ,. ............................ .. ............ -····· .... .................. ~ ..... Dll>Pin& mto J-Bmun'• ....
joJable new boot, "'Cp Writing, Editing c~ ~~f.~ pervert nsmal objecb Into ~. that
m ''" 'lltve 1 In my arr ...,... .despotic ttJao ..., God of
--I -lo Ill lortll, or = ~ ~.:."".!::," !;:
do I -.11 wm;t "'•-,,. o,wr'IW!" ·------). What tbe ' Plru-~ to -.. ,. ,.. • •
-..• 11 lbll -a ''.rllill" apnm one w-,a 'wby 111e woot Counc:11
ii worth Vf!r'/ lltlle If It II beld la · -'t tlbii --absmd Idell a nsmnr, rigid. and mloleraql•way -• --dolhlnll: ''Ylrgin orloa oc:ryllc" for the mmer of bot.,•• .ao _,_._ -« bu IO)'OOI ever ,_ a &Uuall;y
ii u lmporlanl u the IU;;r.._ ....-erperienced orloaT . • • • • • • •
Wort ii ..-.iJy rewan11!w ~ If we ln1lll upon -certain -Pl when tbere is a au!~ ( -., ·, , of cltir.enl ialo • • pos1tbt when they
llcle!lt etiment of • l!lve nolhin& lo lo11 by uf\lllllaC the
p1ay lniolved 111. ui .,.i.m. we hive provided lblm w111>
and play ii ~ . . a &OUrOe of power -desperation -
ally ~ oot,y tbal they never <Ollld have oblalned
-there'. ii '. lry --anflid«lt eklneat • • •
of w or k lnvd"4, • • (Wblcb la really a puaplirue ol Gra-
la tt; tba !'I!•! are -·· tene advice, In ''Tbl! Art of DOI oppoalles, 11 la Wordl,J W-lldom," written more than :ID eommooly lbouchl. yeera .qo: ''Never contend wllh 1 mao
bot limply omne lidel of tbe ...,. wbo ~ no1b1114J lo ~ ... :;>
apiritual coin. • • •
llnllll ,.a can font celebrate Ille
-Id, and rojotce in ila manifold pleu-
-· ,.a canDOI elfecUva17 reform II; tM claw reformer can create ao1y. a
dour aoelely In wblcll .veryooe ii "equai-
11" crtm-• • •
Man ii ns&urally i wonblppln& llDlm.ll
-and if wt remove worshl.p from
Ibo realm ol lbe 1upernalural, he will
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Despllo our pious lnjunctionl, cblldml
qulcldy team not lo tell the lnllh,
becallll they &000 mJfu that WI Wini to bear from them what pleues w,
not necessarily whit I& &rue. • • •
'lbanbglvtn& was originally founded
lo give tbaolts for being preserved from
'the lndllns; what better way to celebrate
It now than by trying lo preserv• the
lndlaoi from our depredaUon&T
lmportp,nc(3 of Licenses
. Don i ao Into busineu anle11 ,.a have
a llcense. 11any busineues 1ra recufated
to keep unqualified """'"' from dealing with the public. Tbese law& m deslped
to prolecl the conoumer.
Other Ins and -nqulre • .. llcmse.. mueJ.y to collect rnt.nUeS.
Tbue "rl!Venue laws" are oot for the
prolocllon of the publlc.
The -wbo does buslnW wllboul °" lclnd of llctmi lbll -lo prolecl .
Ibo public rannol "'1-hil --· Den Dodp had a &srae camper and
lraller. In the winter month& he daveloPed a part time bu&inesa ol bauling
pod& for frleods Ind small lhlppen. OM ~ ran up a bl( bW and rtfused to
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DAN IUl!D. '!be oourt OU.w oat the
-.... lbougb ha bad · invoice& and wr111m omntaes from cu&tornm lo PIY· Doo bad no llcenle lo lrlnsport (OOds.
.---•• 6Hrte ---. • Daor Goorle: Wbatl&U.comclnsmoofa
lliodi bird -loob lllla a crow _. -be laucJil, will> proper pa-
-. lo talk? I think tt co-
-...... --PlaaM tell ... tillltrd'1ume.
C. T.
DaorC.T.: "*· II belooc• lo my cousin. r ... iliJlol bla !bot WU 00 Dime
.. • lllrd. llul, ""' l:ooor ..... my _ ...
8hlppera .,.. · ...,4.led lo oro1ect the
public tnnn -and lilcompelenl lrucken. '!be -11)' I& noneoforcernenl
oLco-c\I. De <Ollld ailo be fined and
lmprisone1Uor dolnc bu&lne11 wllboul a tictnle. I
'Ibis ·rule· ean noutt In lnequlUes. A
hllnCyman maJ do a fine job mnodeling
o ldtchm, for eumple, and !Ully ssilsly
the homeowner. Yet, U unllceosed, be bu
DO ri&bt to ~~ bls "contract. 11
HE CAN BNJORCB his qnemml U
hired 10 do a opeclflc last (under tht
homeowner'• direction), 111 to npelr 1
room. But If bl buys tbe m1terial1, eon-
&rola -employe&, ~ Ibo project, and conli'lc:ll ~ o t!l1il -an
price, he I& octin( ... --• He mlllt bl lklll , I d
1lea1 -....... -agenll. ~ laadscapers, nunea.
llockbrollerl and many --of bu-opmlon are rqulated. Jusl
because a busloeslDllD calls hirnoell
IOIDelblnl a1la -DOI IUIDpl him from lettioJ a l1ceoae. If Whal be aclUllly doff
ii handle the Ill& of proparty for a c:om-
mlulon, he ii acllng 11 a mJIOr. If
uollctNed, he la nol permllled lo collect
bla commllilon.
HOU: Callfomlo loMIJim •llrr '~"
eohnnn 10 "°" may kno&0 aboue our ,... ..
Educator Says tlae Media Balf.lnee Each Other
Liberal Bias in Network Television?
My attenUoo bu been called lo a
review by Roger Tartarlan of Edith
Efron'• "The News Twistn" (Loi
Angeles: Nash), a boot wblcll bu been
118id {bf me am<ag otben) lo be 1
devastotlng expoee of libei'.al blu In
n<tworlc television
news am. commeit-
tary. Mr. Tartarian'1
criticism is t h a t
when Miss E f r o n
demonatrat.. net-
work blu by clusi-
lylng broadcut.s ..
"for'' and "apinll''
I lfm> candidate
or -she doel not quole the ldual
tats ~ which lbe . ._ bor l""'1les. ., thal the retdor
bu DO ft1 of chec:Jdni her ltlliallcl. •
Tbe alllclam ii not 1mjon. Whal Mill·
Efron quota lo "Plain whlll llhe m~s
by biu are storiea from such printed
aourcetas \he New York Times and U.S.
News and World Report. She givea only
11'181Dentary qµolall\IDI from newscast ..
I believe Miss Efron's book would have
been stronger if she had givm at least 1
few complete texh of TV ltories to show
bow she classifies them and wby.
PERIW'S MY DOUBTS of this poinl
were too easily laid to rest by her
·-thllt the -of cluallying stories "is simpler tbm It may IOUnd.
Network newt ii an atrane!y noo-iJI.
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people like Jlllllce Thurgood Mltlball
and Roy Wilkina of the N.A.A.C.P., wblle
tbo8e least 1dmlred are aucb network
dariinga 11 Slokeley Carmlcbael and Bob-
by Seale. The ume poll 11ya that "14
perceol of all blacb oppooo the use of
polltical violence.·~
lelled!W commoclil)'_ and the opinion Yet, oa the -Im, people Jllce
wblcb it relays tends to be aim.pie, lhort, Eldridge Cleaver, a man with a criminal
blghly partilln, and crudely !°' and l't!COn! wbo •-"'calls for •~murder of against... t-"'"'.1 """" white people, are held to be represen-
Nevertbeless there ia far too much in taUve of. the black world. 'Ibe bard-work-
Mils Efron'& boot that conlirms our log, taw .. bldlng Negn> ii the forgotten
vlewin& uperienct for Mr. Tartarian to man of networt ntWs.
dllmill the work as JiPily u he does. •
Lei us lake for ~ the 11ing1e qua-MY OWN EXPElllENCE· with KQED
lion of bow NegroM w~ JboW1i on bi San Francllco, while it b an educa-
netwark neW1 durina h ~m...weeta in tiabal and mt a network station. con.-
11IOI wblch llile E6... -for her !Irma the bl!!& for 1 revqlutloniry · anll .
survey. As ibe wrlla: • iPlnll1 mldd!Klasl black&. lhal Miss "Almoal invariably Iha! &lereolype ii. Efroo writes lbout. • • .
criminal black, a tbug,reVolutionary • Eldridge CW.ver'1 wl!e, Kathleen, was
bybfid, who lteaJa and kills and abrieU Werviewed on 11Newsroom " the news
for mma... IUml of. money, demands ·piogram of that station. 'Ibe'interviewen:
power ud threatens to bum American treated her with the deference and
clUa and till white Americans." courtesy due to visiting royalty or a · Nobel laureate. ·
111E MAJORITY OF Negroes are When I was interviewed on that same
respectable citizens, who ahare the basic • station, however, at a time whes1 I wu
values Of American society. They opposing the "no1H1eg0Uable demanda"
repudiate even more strongly than whites of black and white mWtant thugsrwbo
the crlmlna1 tlemenl in the black com-bad almost abut down San Franclaco
munity, since blacks are the principal Slate College by violenl lnterlerence with
victlma ol blaclt crime. academk freedom\ property deslnldlon
In a Lou 11arri9 poll (cited by Mils and arson, the asme lnlervi""' &ruled
Efron) it Wll lhown that Negro leaders me with the contemptuous lioltility of
beld In bl&he&l respect by N.,,... are Nu! storm Troopers lnlem>ptlng a
fuglUve Jew. I walked out of the p~
in mid-interview -and r e c e 1 v e d 1
thousands of coogralulatory letten and
le!..,,.... •
MIL TARTAIUAN ii mlltlkeii, I
believe, when be says, "The great pltJ
about Mlsl Efron'• book ts that It ts going
to be seiled upon and cited by crilica ol the media in general .. proof or
everything they have always said about
the press." I am surprised that he, as a j
newspaperman, does not welcome the
boot.
I don't know of anyone who Is trying to
discredit "the media in general " The
usua1 Way in wbicb people _... -I
--TV ...,. ii by readjne the ........ per. 11 ,_·they doubl Ille I
new.papen ttnqb reading the .....
weeklies -or br· li&tening to TV or radlo
news .. AD tbe media are cbecb upon each
other. That's what 1 free press ls for. {
Are TV network news ~rvlces carrying 1 the full r'llll• of opinion -radical I
liberal, conaervatjve, reactionary? ~ I they observing the "falroess _ .. fQ
whlcb they 11y they subocribe? Or ia the -
"fairness doctrine" bnpossible to live up
to and stxluld some other system be ln-
.Uluted? Mr. Tartarlan does not dilcuss
the aerioua problems railed by Mill
Efron'• boot.
By S. L 11.tyUawe
Pn&-t Sa ,,__ IMate Colop
Agnew Question Is an Open One
WASHINGTON DC ....1. Prtsklent Nix-
on's announcement lhat be. will itand for
a second tenn will be made ln advance of
the New Hampshire Primary March 7.
He may be a candidate in the prlmafy,
contrary to usual presidential custom.
Candidate or not, the President has ap-
parenlty reviled his lnleollon ·lo an-
nounce at the time be disclo• lUI own
plans bis chotce of a
running mate. After
the 1970 election, the
Presldeot confided to a small group of
aewsmen that be
would say whether
or not he favored
Vice Presldenl Spiro
T. ""'°" wbeo be made bis own ..,..
--running qaln. If he doel DOI do O> (anil IODIO of his
clooe amocia\a tlliolt he'Will DOI), It will
be tabn tor :fP"Dted lhal Illa Pmident
has not mode up bla JillDd, or thal If he
has, wl&bes a-. _.i expresmon of
·political support for or opposltloo to
Apew.
THIS WOULD TEND lo open up the
Agnew question 1n a more practical way
than bas been the ca. ao. far and would
expose the Vice Ptt&ldent to political
baunll of wbldl be ii already . well
awm.
Everylblng that bu been said and done
ao fu IU!derlines Ille Agnew '11*11•• 11
.. •Piii one. '!be 1pecuiallon bu 1111'
rowed down lo Agnew and TreuUry
Secretary Jolm Oonna1ty, but the l'n&i-
detot I& DOI wllbout poltttcal lmaglnallon
and there may be olhero wbom be would'
c:ooslder. Once baviag decided thal a ...
cond lenn for Apw would not be
polJlically eXJIOCiJ<nl, Ille Preslderil would
Jboo be .flcad wtll> f1out1n1 lbooe wbo
Quotes
Or. Jeale Beraanl -"Wben you ·..-
women U they are hippy, more married
than Wlllllffled women llY Ibey are."
have labored Jong years on the
Republican treadmill if he went outside
Ille party lo piclt Connally as his heir ap-
parent. •
In choosing his nmnlng male !or 11'12,
the Prntdeot may qWte possibly be pick-
ing hla successor for the 1lepublican
pm:identlal nominatk>n in 1'76. Ap-
, Prulmltely one-third of the Vice
Prukients in tbe oaUon's history have
become President by ont means or
another. II bu IJe!:oale the pattern in re-
cent years for lbose In the -pr<slcfeD. ey lo pr<pare for the seizure of power
afler their~ bave l~the acene. 'Ibis wu the case with N1mi as viOe.
Presklmt and mor< receolly of Hubert H.
Hl!Dlpilny C111 lbl Democrallc &Ide.
.:nDI mt1S II sbarpeoed in I
pruldent's second tenn, which must be
bis last under the Constitution as amend-
ed. It Is then that a modem Vice Presi-
dent must consolidate his position H he is
ever to do so. For this reason alone, Nil·
on's cbolce of bJs Vice President for a se-
cond tenn is of primary polltlcaJ im-
portance over and above the possibility
that any man may die or become in-
capacitated in the presidency.
Agnew's problem therefore i.! showing
the capacity tor teaderMllp of Ille
Republican Party, and nol merely u a
standby in case anything happens to the
President.
Now the Prealdent will have
to lhink about who will lead the
Repobllcan Party whoo he departs, and It
would be quite unlike Nixon not to take
this into the most serious con1iderltlon
as the ooly responsible course he could
follow. ·
It 5UinS up to about this: Is Agnew bJg enoup to lead the Republican Parly anil
become President? No effort is made
here to answer that que1Uon. It i& big
Meany ls Not in Tune
De Dally Callltroiu
El Cajoo
Orpnlml tabor, o~ ooe of the
for<:etlll champiOlll of liberal caUS01, Is
tum1ne cooservaUve with the likes of
Georp Meany, 77;pmldmt of the AFlr
CI01 in command.
Meany ii c:umntly enp(ad in I run-olnc feud will> President N!Jon • ..,.
-c and foreign policy. He
threatens lo lead the opt lo c1e1 .. 1 Nil-
oo In 1'12.
Whol lhe old curmudgeon doesn'
realize 11 that or11nized labor ls in a
period of declining lnflutnce on. public
opinion. Once It &of sympathy because of
lcgltlm1te demands for be:tter W>l and
working condJtiona for the working man .
No more .
ORGANIZED LABOR now ls lat and
IUSJ· Slrlkn outrap the public.
Workers mate prepoeterous demands -
more pay for less work. Productivity
declines. Foreip g.00.. become popular
and organlud labor demand& prolectlve
tariff• to guard ila putures.
This bu forced MWl1 tO the _.
aervative comer. He beUon aplo&I the
aotHnflatlon lighl, . 'allbouilb 11 his
lremendous public support. He _,,. Ille
President'• &eheduled bips 1o Red auna
and the Soviet Union, fearful thal lrado
agreements may damage labor'& poaltiOn.
Organlud labor bu even come out
against environment.I , e.ttortl, atnct It
.... jobs threatened by llUCh lcltvily.
THIS ISN'T THE organized labor
movement of .everal decades l&O· When
Secretary ol Labor Jam., Hodgson 18ld
Meany wu out of step with the Amerlcan
paople, he •11 wide of Ibo mark. Meany
1ani ·-man:blnl. .
enough lo command the most sertoos
thought by those who wish to see tJUs
country cooUnue on tbe lli1'S laid· down
by Nixon. '
REPUBLICAN oplnkln gives little
guidance on *1Us question. A lltUe more
than a quarter of Republican voters
recenUy quf:!ltioned In the Gallup Poll
favored Agnew, with other percentaa~·
dlslribuled among Gov. Ronald Reag
5<n alirleo Percy, Secretary Connally!:
Gov. Nelson , A. ~kefeller, SecrttarJ't
Gtorge ~· ind McC!oskey. Nixonl ts nol likely .. llnd his final answer In Ibo ; polls. I :·
AJ for Niloo'1 nmning in the New~
Hampollire l'rlmary Instead of being ,
represented by a Stand·in, there i..'.~
something to be sald •for it. HiJ opponent',
woald be an obscure C1Jlforni '"'•
COngrtssman, Paul N. Ml'Closkey, Jr.,•
polling 13 perooit lo Nixon's 73 pen:ent in •
a rec61t Gallup survey. McCloste, has '
railed the war issue.
But there ii more lo It than that 'Ille ·
righl wing' In Ntw 11.tmpshlre b11
cballenged Nlson'1 dlplomeµc ovuturH •
to auna and Ruula. This question m1g1i1 :
well be debated In the New Ifampshitt I
campN,gn. " .,
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Robm N • .Wnd, PubUlhu
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' t1Let otHr• tell of 1Wm1 ud 1howen, ~ "J'll oaly mark your lllmlY boun."
; On a Slllldlal la l : t Plttsfltld, M11a. . ' l Every OWldlal ought lo have a mollo, no? I've been col-
lectlnl tome ot aame. Mostly, they're cheery little lines, i such u the fQrerolne. But my favorite is Henry Van
iDyke's. lt'• qraved on tile sun~ in ~ .~arden ,ol Yaddo. Saratoga Sprlng1, N.Y. Goes lil<e thi" Time la. ..
: Too alow for those who wait •.• Too swift for lho.se who
: fear ... Too long for lhose wbo grieve ••• Too short for
•those who rejoice ..• But"for those who love .•• Time ii'
tnot." ' 111 I TUE LONGBR their "'*na,., the
, 1realer l"t)' ....... Jove. Such wu the
: claim ol. 31 ~t ol the women ·,
, and S2 percent of the men queried on
•this romantic Jllltler. Or 80 report the
survey take!"!\ ~ may~ .you ~ant to know how the others ftlt aboUi it. 1 All rlghl , 38 percent of th• womerj 8nd
. 34 percent of the men pid It didn't
get .much better, didn't get milch
worse . And 14 percent both of the men
and' of the women regretful1y aaid that thing called love
'bad slipped '°'P.'· •Also, there .were those, I understand.
who refused to . talk further about it to the poltsters, but
·merely slammed them doors.
QUERY -Q. 1\Where'd we get that expression, "to
let the cat out of the bag'?''
A. Gou back to the old farmerf. marteta. Many wu
the savvy fellow who tried to sell a cat in a gunny' uct.
claiming it wa1 1 a euckling pig. A piece of ruraJ humor
about u standard 'a! the snipe bunt. To let the cat out of
the bag, clearly, was to break up the trick.
AMONG the blind , those y;ho use cigarettes tend to
smoke far more rapidly than do sighted smokers. Even so,
blind amokers rarely inhale. '
POWDERED catsup, that's the latest grocery item.
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tion refusea to take aame. Why Is that?
IN ENGLAND, no blood dOll<!r gets paid anything,
'f:ver.
' YOU KNOW that pryamld on the back of the 11 bill!
If you can count it.oi number of steps, consider your ey&-,
~ght to be just fine. There are 13.
rftoll'r' -Cleverest trout farmers, I'm told, are the
·Danes. Danish trout is said to be pretty big now in the
'American frozen food markets. What's odd about this i.!
'there are hardly any trout streams in Denmark. Only a
'batch of man-made trout ponds.
' • "YOUNG LADY, never tell a man he's a saint. He
knows better. Tell him he's a devil. He'll believe that,
.and be flattered." Such is the counsel to girls by another of
.those sage f!dvisors on i;omantic matters.
'!! •• CLlENT -.uu what's the world's deadliest animal.
'HOW 'bout the letl Wasp'? Tbal.'I a ftve.indf ~ fitb ~t -drifts. around the 1water1 •off 'DOrthern.•Australia. A swun-
'mer brushed by Its trailing tenlaciu C8l1' be expected to
tdle within five minutes. Tbere'a no known antidote, regret
·to report. '
. Addrtss mQiL to L.:M. Boyd, P. 0. Boi: 1875, Ntw-
·,port Stach 92660. ·
· Copywright 1971 L.M. Boyd ;
Agllew to Step Down?
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Gov. Reagan has revealed that
Vice President Spiro Agnew
cliscUssed in private con-
versation the possibility of
stepping down next year to
take a judicial or cabinet post.
governor." Agnew served as
goveror of Maryland before he
was picked by Nilan as the
GOP'a vice pr .ea i dent i al
nominee in 111611.
But the Republican governor
uid he thought President Nix-
on would have a political pro-
blem if Agnew were dropped
from the ticket in 1972.
. Asked ll lie thought Agoew
was happy in his job, Reagan
replied, "I don't know if a vice
President has eVer been 1\3P-py ... parUCularly Vice P~i
dent Agnew, who has been a
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taped for telecast tonight night
on the Public .l!:roadeasting
&irvicf program, " • T h i r t y
Minutes With .... " The p~
gram was taped Tuesday
afternoon. The goverpor recall!d that
in 1958 there wu apeculaUon
lhat then-Vice President
Richard Nixon might be drop-
ped from the ticket to take
"perhaps a judicial, perhaps a
cabinet ~"
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.._the leod oul" o! gasoline. sJ>O?fically """ desjpld to L..t Tetraethyt .8 widely· . utilize· 1ow-lmd g~. U. --Itri which raises the · oll indualry ,bopelullJ 11 .,.. -ratinf cil gasoline aild ticipaling It will be able to aell
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wkw-llata as a major ... timates ~blea UPtm' '1Dlln ja i:miemjMtioa of the>,.. ~ ~t,,'.._'M"' . " -;a ~" · consumptlijli of low.lead •::;.,to whet sounded' ~gasOtlne at a 1!_V)desi'S ~ •. 'r. ~eod public of.-total'~IDe. irales. " • •
-· "JDajar. oil companies .The ortginal., ~ fii ,...... ·"*'· ·produclion .and umoviof lead from ~"?' ,
dlltrtbutkfn d'-·low-leid or was that it contamlnat..-V. ... •· ~ brandl of g~sollne, . •i!'· Bu\. the Jt!g-s we_re .cut off ·
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..... of tllls opportillilly to ... Research Cou'1Ci! staling that io •=· ID combattlng the the ~'l!mt o! lead wblc:b get( . • · •· _..., · to lnlO ' tliie air ·Via ' "'~line ni: ....,...,.esses~ .. ~' . , &-,_ •·~? · '"po• ·~ identifiable threat l!f"610d\ In ·the l•"""' .or to thl. l!"JOl'•I pol'!'!¥tton." Iba:~ fl -.try. j;Jf:iead ~ l!<spite Ibis llnciliii. the
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Le a d I n g California
Printmaker Huriel Of.
guin discussed her
works during a 'Meet
the Artist'. reception
, held ~nuy at ~ddle
back College. Her work
is on ei<hibit at the col·
le&e Utim;i.
Assembly
OKs Sex
Info Bill
SACRAMENTO (AP)
Birth. control advise and con-
traceptives could be provided
to teen-age girls by physicians
withput parental c o n s e n t
under a bill sent to Gov,
Ronald Reagan by . t b e
AS9llllbly.
Opponents Wednesday con-
demned the measure bYr Sen.
Anthony Be:Uenson, (0-Beverly
HlllJ) as "an· attack on the
family unit." '
SUpporters argued it ls not
reallltlc to "turn our backs
and ignore what is actually
going on."
The vote was 43-19.
The bill provides no
mlnimum age limit on girls
who 'may receive birth control
care and advise from physi·
cians.
"If they're old enough to ask
for it, they're old enough to
receive it," said Assemblyman
GM!on Dully,' (R·Hanlord.)
-bly -of the bill.
The measure was defeated
b)' Ille A.o&embly SepL •18, but
Dul/7 -pennlaioll to try again. , ,
An earlier opponent of the
bill, Assemblyman William
Ketchum, (R-Paso Robles),
said he changed hi!l mind
because of the "compelling
.reasons" ouUlned ~Y Duffy.
"None of us deep down likes
this bill," Ketchum said, but
maintained that voting "no" ls
ignoring serious problems.
Duffy outlined what he call-
e4. "the incongruities" of
present law.
"A girl under present law
may consent to sex at age 18,
but she can't go to a doctor for
birth control Information until
age tl.." be said.
"This: bill ... ls basically an
aUack on the family unit,"
saia Assemblyman Robert
Bur .. , (R·Hunlington Beach),
"aod understanding of that
unit Is leading to erosion of
societY, as we know it."
Panthers
Counselor 6
On Diocese
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -
An Episcopal priest who ~
cowueled leaders ol !he Black
Panther Party has b e e n
elected to a major committee
of the Episcopal Diocese of
Calilomla.
The Rev. Earl A. Nelt, rec·
tor of SL Augustine 's
Episcopal Church ln Oakland,
was elected Nov. 18 to serve a
one--year term on the diocese's
standlnc committee.
IL ii an eight.man group
which can act for the bishop
wben absent and can approve
or veto clerical ordinations \n
Ila jllrisdlctlon, said The Rev.
Canon John Gallagher, b:·
-ecuUv-1asl1tant to Bishop C.
l(llmer Myers.
Neil, 35, officiated at the '
ftmeral of slain black revolu-
tionary writer G e or g e
Jackson, one of the so-called
Soledad Brothers who was kill-
ed during vlolence at San
Que11tin Prilon last Augusl
Jacklon wu a field marabal
ln tbe 8laclt Panther Party.
C. 'lllorne C« .. , I standing
---•-ho sald he -inll<d Nell, Aid the
priat bu aloo be<ll a 11>lrllual lid....,. to party chleltaln
IW.,Hewton. ... , d o n • t wholeheartedly
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Di1 • 1'IUnca be (Kdl) t• r
..., fine man and " very fin r ......,,. aid Corw, • bank <l ii-""'--· -" PJollMr btadquartc
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UNION .
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Devil Cult
Upsettillg
'Witches?
LQNDON (AP) -Black
Magic_ is spreadlne across·
England, upsetting, v 111, 1 g e
vicars and serious wltchel
alike.·.
"All this ~evil wonlllp is al-,
lractlng people to the ..,.ng
sort o( cult," complained~;
Eleanor Bone, & "white'' witch
.T<ho says P,. oQly spells she
casts are good ones that. help
in such ways as · trying to"
. remove warts. . '
Mn. Bone rum a coven -,
six couples, plu.s Mn. BOne as
priestess -in the London
suburb ·of Topting Bee. ·Evil
spells, ·she says, have no place
in their monthly d. a n·c e s
aro~d a fire. but' amateur
dabbl,ing In the black arts 'ls ·
gettlng·theni a bad mme. , .
Church l~aders are sim.Ilarly
Worried about the growing in-
terest In the occult. .;
"We sre frightened ·Of what
seems to be a steady and con-
tinuing growth in the J>Opulari~
· ty of witchcraft and '(devlf
worship," said a Church o(
England spokesman, ''and lt'ls
frighte.nirig to realize it is at·
trading .young people." .
Ttiere have-been a number
of bizarre events in England,
apMrenUy linked (o the 'black
magic craze. .
A .Chlld's, body was', stolen
frvm a grave. A young man
hanged himself after his ~rl
friend Hexed him. · Another
youth• was charged . W l th
lllurder after the body. of an
eAi'l's grandson was. fouiid
next to a bfoodstained hitter
contalnlng the · words "Hall ·
Satan." The letter also had the
Lord's Prayer w r I t t e n
backwards - a favorite , black
magic' incantation. ·
"This is a problem that the
Church flas not met .for .the
past 200 years," the Rev. Tom
Willis told an Anglican Church
synod last Weekend .
''But prie'ts are now finding
all over the country that they
are having to cast-out devils
and evil spirits.
"People are turning away
from material things like can
and refrigerators. . ·. . The
supernatural ls galnlbg ascen-
dancy.
"More and more people .are
dabbling in fortune telllna:,
home seances, witchcraft lhd
• black magic." ,
.'. Polite say Some members of
the score or so of black· magic
groups in the 1'>ndon a~•.
Who dance naked .and conduc~
perverted t:hurch services, are
respectable busipessmen.
Con men have cashed In on
the growing interest in the 00o.
cult. A Birmingham ,"faith
healer" got an eight.year !all
senteoce lot defrauding 670
pounds -$1 ,6711 , :-out of
women by "removing evll
. spirits" through such techJli..
ques as ·anointing, them arid
"having ·aaual Intercourse with.
them .
. Sales are boomilig at the
psycbie boobbop on London's
Great Quet!n Street. Recent
best sellers include. "Through .
the Mists," ''I hear a Voice"
and "Lile Begins a~' Death."
• .\tgloomy Londo~· rt!taurant .
called Cafe Macabre' I s .
d.ecorated with plaster skull.I.
and corfln.shaJ>e!l table< .. II
saw the stage debut of Alex
Sanders, 45-year-0ld self·pro.
claimed "King or lhe WI~ ·
cbes," who takes his ritual
· stage act arouod the country.
Mrs. Bone, the white witch,
protest! about the dabblers. in
the ocoult : "There are jUll too
many half • baked groups
springing up."
She says her own covtn tries
to help people and askJ no
money for Its services. •
"We do not hold se1 orgjes/'
she said. "We do not drlnl
•We uve nortnal fives. We
believe our faith ii the oldeit
reli(iion and we try faithfullJ .
to follow it.''
· · Andy's Fun .
Ask any kid'. ''Ask Andy" is
run. See It Saturday1. In the
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.·.w~~~<AP~p~= ~es ·. AODl.'~"'i"" {-p~ : "'"" Lee G. Creew. ll'tdd• of ~~i'l.-2 ~-... ~i: ...
Natur·atl1'itlonSlntcl 11rvb Locall. Amtrlcan
employes Aki Wednesd>1 fl r-..... cl Gcmi-
was "outrageoua a n d kt-~~Aft,QO, d9niecl re9p00Slble" to al11p thllt I"' tho· all~...Ulplbll.111-Pll
INS raid on the Callfartla · "''[' :· ibult-1 ",.,.. • 1' b t
plant of Mrs. R 0 m I D • outrqeoua and b ,.....,..
Banuelo9 wu a put-<1p Job. ~ ..... ICliDll the
· , -~'-... .....,. "nle allegatlon wu made Ooandl ud U. olll<on." . ,'I'<.,. · ·-r-.« 1 l.MoOO.y by ~ WallP, Ben-~ -to ~ .~.
Coast Communill..,Col· • ... nett (R-Utalr),>aricllilipported "Mrao Ba--.mpio,. ·.,,Jege~ Truotee. rge by INS Co~ Ra:r In( illepl -a II er
Rodda Jr '· Corona de! mood F. FUTell dutil( a ._ieil ~ oGI to do 11> " . Sellai ,_ Commlltee ud ~ ... ~ !ilar, Y,,becomes /I ~ .,;.p. IFIH ~ .. l... Mlloe .., . II& ·no \. ,..
1 di ~.me ~ 'i ~:.:... . .:.:.... 'J ,u_ .......... ~1...-n nl' • ""-'-l'rll!td. .l:-Colll!fies -·~ ..... 1-.JW~ ua ""..-: .. __ .. ..-~.r I w •
tion of the California for U.S. Treuurer. to tbt DIWI IDld1a tbat .-m ••• ~. INS agl!lls found 31 llletial amployer1 fn tho Loi Mplol Schools Boards A~· aliens aDIOl1I !ht 300 employ• .,.. were -Idle fllopl
ation (CSBA). He will working at Mr•. Bm»loo'' alleno. Mra: ea-·· p1an1
be Installed d u r I n g Ramona Food pn>ducfl plant wu but ..,. ol -ai nlded.
CSBA mnual meeting In Gard<na, In !ht Oct. 6 raid. '"ll>ere Ill union ..w
rn San Frmciac!o. Bennett Qfd the Binualoo '"' · ....,
company wu cboMn blcl1'1' ap.lnlt blr. Tiie INI dllb1ct
of mulmwn ]lllbllclty value cllrtct« al Loi Anlllee ud
Arso E ed and described tt u a put-up bll ,,_ lllould ... ..... ll y job. Farrell respooded thllt bl meoded !er thafr -to -a-...1-with that u111anent. duty and Id c:rWclad far e .. -. ~ ........... _
I Lumhe '''l $enoe~~ >slhal ~ • ". -· .,,.,,. ...... n r; . , •the ..... . • . "1 ""°"1 , . Tbr ' '
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"" . ,,, M. .!·;s.~ X.jJ'"* : Ji ..i.iJ. • . rID' 1 ~~umW:y~;;;·it-,. ~*4 mer-e ' s;~~_:,'_'. !..
thr!t days In Los Angeles •
County destroyed !500.000 In 9k F t H bb . •tock and an office building •• ttvsr". ..u ~~e . u :~ early W~Y·.One fire"of·.1 , ~ J · • fl~-• said the ••• ,,, of blazes :__!_.N:~ · J ·~ • 1M'-i • • t. ... '" ·· •-"':: ' • 1 WINTr.awAVEN1 (APl -o!IQne•ind In peraoo wqjlnM '· appeared to.~ more ,than a ' "Miss X" -tciund a -fianCe ka&on, :a,· a poetry:riidfng
coincidence. Wednesday b1Jt was unable to premedical ttudlot fr o m
Resident.a near· the Ham-become .his bride ~mmedlatNy Lebanon. He llve1.ln Pboenis.
mond ·~r:obfr · ··.CO. In 1 for. lack of 8 birth certificate. They had their blood tut.a at ' Bellftowet~llo ~ 8'Amd • ller.fot!ler clOad ~mother Y~ and µ.!De /to Wb> J-· •• of mufllM eipfoatofll bef~ · --critically ill, -M8rfe savtnon; terbiven to tie in a r r 1 e ~ d. . •
d11m and 581\' a ball of fire 18 had d<clared MoOO.y ahe However, Miii -bad
moving quickly Olll from the ...;.id marry "any men over only a blpllmnal ca1111cate
center of the yard. 21" to save herself and four and they eollld pt no wedding
Paramount fire officials also younger sisten from fOlt« Ueenee. .
suspect araon In their area. homes. . .,,,. Their courtahtp occurred
"When you gtt I hr e e She arrived Wednesd•:rtbe llvinl room GI
lumberyard fires within three Yuma. across the lln ~~~ bo'°', wblle , /
dai s yoti have to start to think Ari7.ona, , saying . she h -~~pectlve ~ltor looked ott;
il'1 more than coincidence " selected' the most honest • said the Pl 1 mother, Ruby.
said ooe fire department ~f-the person who is right for nae 'mother lw dtlayed her •
ficial. me." eof1y Into a P-. Jlolpltal :
"It'• apparent to us that-~H:_:er~se~l~ectio:_·~n~fro~m:ljamoac$!~··.!""~ca!~.,.~Gl~lle<j....d_•_ ..... .::__'_mar_· there had to be a Damnuble the buodr«I who Pl!!:':! 111 • ..... ~ •
liquid spread 8100!nd In the * * * * * *~ f{iZ *'. * * * * *" * * * * * Bellflower," he saJct All \brte , y .
pre-dawn blazes eMJpil!dtrom MEAl'l:&I.,~-'I ··~· within sbed.e: and all spread 'Mflll'"
extrtmely rapidly, officials
said.
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For The
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Legisl.ators' Votes
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KAPLANS ,, Urr~UUIT
DEU I UUIY
> On Issues Listed· No~ Open Sundays ~2 (N•) '5-P .M. I
' 1ly o. C. l!IJS!1N<il ' . ~ill--· w..i-. .... ln pul>llcl ........ wllh -y 11111 Ill -... ta! N~rds lacludln& wllhbold1ng tu ,,_ for . IT'S ,,~Ti TIME SACRA!IEN'ro -Hen! Is how Orange C o u n t.y ' 1
representatives J~ -~ atate
Legl!llllrre' have E vo!Jng
lft recent weeks on a variety of
islUea facing lawmakers.
In the Assembly:
a parent's ri81i!O prolltllll Jiii llali Incolne tu beclJmlWI 1
child lrom taking Iha -. ' Jan. I, 1972, and addo ID· l1
Governor's vfto override at· perceot>income ~ tncket. It
tempt failed by a ""i!J::::· htbl bank and corperlte tu Cory. voted yes; , ratea from 7 to 7.t percent.
Brias and Burte, no. cuts oil depletion allowance
Treya Gerniahed end Decorated , ••
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StDlte Bill 14"1 would set up
a commission to study .tJ>e.
current statm of 'and need for
additional mtd.k:al schools in
Califor'nla and appropriates
$250,0llO Jor the commission.
The bill was pWed SHI by
the As.sembly. Assemblyman
JoqBrtggs (~Fulltr1on) and K.-Cory (D-Anahtlm)
\ Yo&ed ya; .,Jtebtrt WUm
flWlewpert -) •• d
Roberl Barte (11-Bwdhoglon
Beach) voted no.
Assembly Bill 151 W1luld
In the Senale: from 27.5 percent te 22
Auembly BUI 711 probiblll perceot, adda l.S pemn!
public schools from refusing minimum tax on bu!~ J.n.
admission to graduate 1 pro-comes, 1ncrease9 ~U>eSI ~
grams on the basis of sex Bill ventory tu ei:empt1on from l5
passed 21-3; Senator JaDJi~ E.~ to 30 percent and provides for
Wbttmore (R-Garden Gr.ve) .state payments of $1.50 ptr
yes; Senator DtnnJs E: acre to counUes and cities for
Carpe.ater ( R. N e 'w pt r t land aasesaed as open space.
Buda), ve1< mt cut., Pasaed 31-4. Carpenter, ao;
A11eml>ly BW :im would Wllet-., ,.._
protect publis'hers, editors or
reporters of newspapers, wire
services, radio or anyone
formerly so employed, or
jewels' by joseph
searchedor jewels
MEAT . PLAmRS
• Corned Beef e Tur~•y e H•rn
• Roest letf e Pepper lttf e Salami e Potato Salad e Cole Sfaw e Assorted Chetltl e Ra/11he1
' art bre•d, dinner roll!, •nCI compfi·
mentary ••sortment of our miniature
Danish Pait"'(.
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BANQUlT-STY~E
~·Parties • lplsa,
Wlllllilp • lls~ess:
Lunclllens;. 5'0ll1
BirtMayt e . Any Occasion
Planne1·s to Chart
·television stations from being CMY1rt _..... l'""Y ... ~
cited for contempt for refusing :!:...f.;:1,!11;:,:,: 11.:.l""~
to disclose sourct of any in-1UC1re ,.... ,,,.,.. m1u11em • • • IN OUR OWN BAKERY • Mys 1111t11tt ¥1.... ' formation while employed by w. wm 111 ..._. 111 m'"111e ,...,,.
the press. Bill passed 21·9; 1tnis 111e1 ""'• ,...n1.., 11111r 1111-
Carpenter, no ; Wbetmon!, :•Mr . .,_,,. ., Mr, P111r 11 '*
CAKES FOR ALL OCCASIO~S ••• B/IKED TO ORDER
WEDDINGS -SHOWERS -BIRTHDAYS • Pat #.n-.n~ o~ 7\.T :~n Y•1· ... mbly Constitutional -~:-Illa:~ ~111, ~CA ~endment 3Z would. ~ r -.. • • i:.e the legislature .
t ~I a system of providln& \ ' ,.. caWtropbe insurance cov
CJ A ANA oi&e c<d: ~ i::. P mmlsM • ... natural disaster pro
tP6ra may be al!" 1"1 ved poiseD Constitutional ame '
blptrays aod -airport.• '.' ~ . li.iiJ lo ;.ould have been su ~e County a guide. ~ llt ""'~ ,. ' ler I In 1972 . ·' I In' .,, ;;;:;.."" . ~i>WEI T TI' appova • count)' p anners approVUJI mg 1.0 o · ed 22-13,
single family residential and Marine Corps Air Slation and reconsidered. apartment projects nearby. asking that others be equipped, ______ _;_ ___ =
De.th J\'otices
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Planning .Direclpr Forest. for a I r -·c onditioning in-
, Dickuon calls the noise ~1 stallations for aummer noise.
tour prilject the ·flrst in tbe na-The supervisors became in-
tJon. '.He i.;, sUggested to terested in the problem Jut
supervisors that studies be un-week and asked the plaMers
dertaken to de~ the to initiate a study when
perCeived noise de c i be I s ·• Diclta~ }falneCIJ .them that
('NDB) and ' a a o th er constriJ~o'n was c r ete 'p I n g
measbrenfent dUbbed o:im-.closer to the Santa Ana and
munity noise environmental San Diego Freeways in the
levels (CNEL). central Irvine Ranch area and
The planning chief said the southeastern part of the
PNDB measurement.! are county.
usually those taken to record
the noise of jet aircraft, while • the CNEL yardstick is a co
tinui.ng or accumulative ooi.se eanng
register.
•-IO G. Catf'l'n. P1lMd 1w1y In Olden. "r:'~~r:...~ ~" 1i1.:..~~"~-~ Board Backs ...,,Id a.vi l1111r, Jenet Coffllli:'"'S'•n rtll(:llCOI oahlmll or-Mr, Ellfll
Cofh'l'll l'l'l9flrNI 1rtpdmolh9ro Vtrt
Delayed
By Illness
~~ both ol Porli.nd. Or_... A id t"iOAil111sf." =-s.~p'.j:,:.;.~= Ut rug SANTA ANA ..:...,A murder
mH-' ,_,, """""'" 'K''" ,,,,. Ill PM'k. f'KlllC VIN :r.M:"'· 1uspect'1 hospitalization . bu ':.""'~~= p prompted an Orange County
H-5-llh ~="" rogram Jaan w. ll'l(lll'ltn. '™ .summu 0r1vt . Superior Court judge to order
£M:lnlln . Ctllt. Diie ff cMt,..,, O.Ctmbtr I --• ]_,_ In
2, 1t11. StrYlcn P911dllll 11 P1c!flc Vl.w SANTA ANA-: Spomorshlp I ~"~ -Y il'.&e delen-Mortuirv. . dan{p\S atraJtmm•nt. JAHN of a '65,000.a-year drug abuse ........... ~•Pl'I M. Jn .... " ,,, o1 "' w. it111 • th Jt B K M Mill f! .. 1~1~115~~~': °'wif:~lh,;,,~'Tl:{. program 10 e county's u ge yron . c an
O.U<1M1r Mr•. Andr•••· .. _, schoola has been approved by set . 13 for the~anoe
IMCh. J..iVic•. rldl~. 12:l0 PM. 8•!1 th ·-·-· oJ Supervisora 1 roec1w1v c111P11 with lln1 t. v. Tor.-e lXHll-U • of Victor Hugo es, 62,
offk:Willntl. lnMrmtflt, n1lt•oo d Of the SU. m, '",700 ls pat'd Mtmorlll P1r11. at11 e.-:1w1v MOrtuery, ~ Anaheim, on being advised
DlrKton. LEWIS by the Callfomla Council on
..1K'CWl'l1r11 r: L-11. ott Emtt•ld ,,.,, Criminal Justice, Dr. Robert that the victim of Parkinson's
... _ =0.lt ol dfflll. Ol'Ctmtoer ":-----• •11t11. • S.1\1•~.,. Dtctmblr •· Peterson, county superln-~ lS seriously Ill in a ~t~ Jr,1
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1M11 ""G.' 'lrurr"':; C':f:'i:.:T:. f --~•-•--pita!, Prl¥1lt m ... .._,1 _...1c. canctudt 1n tendent O ~. explained UUll
dllNI. ltlll c._ Oil ,,,., MOrtuerr, Wednesday. Hugbei ia accused of the Dtrtetors. PAYN! .
5.JD. Ptflll. JIU A"'llCldo SI., Cosl1 Dr. Peterson uid funding killing last Sept. 17 of real °''• "' dff1t1, Dt«mbtf • "11. for the -•-•--year 1972 wu ""' lltndlfwl II P-.;ltlc Vllw ~NIU" estate broker ~bert 0. Red-Mllrtulrr. ••CHA•o being applied for, but because
MldlMI e. •1c11atd. "" n, ot 11" IEI of 8 cllanire in at.ate law lt 1. mon, 64, Westminster, 1n a Cimino Drt¥9, Cotl• MIH. t>ei. ot dlttft, '"e lo3
Dtctmbtr 1, 1w1. surv•~.,, ~ necessary to have, a shooting police nid wa s ~; 1.'C1 ... ~~...:::·~:r!-. :11 Of'C•ii gov1!111111. "1tal .body other than preclpitited by H u ·ah • s • Mell: ..,.,.,,..1 er1ndl>llrent1. Mr. llld • =--::,: ~1"k."~~\ct~T'!I the Department of Education jealousy of th~ profe&sionaJ ~~· Strvl<ft .. Fr"'-" ' -. 1111 be the olfiicial ~· for the -la"o-~lp bet een u,....._, .-wi:r 5~~11'r.=:.~! p-1·~ under the~&;i'. Stree•-•-= ... •Lllt1 w •iuao ..... , •v !;\;~ ~ wife, Katherine, 41, and the
Olrtctors. IDllM!:: ~ Ad of 1968. ' Miid!'«! 1. •ot11n1Gn. c;.111 H1r1n1o. dead man. c.,,,,,,_ a .. c11. •t "' C1Mttt; •c.;nce the project la COWi-Officers said Redmon and
HOYtmbtf o:i· 1'71. """m"' ~ "'<" ~ viJ ~~ .. Vffi . ~ Ti.iiT:t";' tywlde, Dr. Peterson said it Mrs. Hughes, who often work-
,_ ~·· Tom 1 d °'" rown1M. was appropriate that , the ed together, were renting a Wnl Vl11nl11 T..., ,,_..., °""11.' 1 ~·:i::. ~r;i;•r:r-k ¥1'1!!!'J.J.v.l'SMic aupervisors be the official home ln Buena Park to ,a
ill_..,, Norm C•r'\'!!!!.._M:!; •1 sponsor. They agreed without young couple when Hughes 11btd, Ctll!ornll. 7,.;0.1'• Fr t f, I • • P"111c: v1ew c11t•. '"'~:'· comment. . burst into 'the home and shot Cr.!.''U!:'...,. ~tifl· Piri... P.c: i1c Involved are 22 school Redmon in the throal ·He died
!mfl'llf Alv1 w••k«. "" •1 . o1 neJ E, districts. in hospital 90 minutes later •
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CHRISTMAS PORTRAITS
AT BEAUTIFUL VALUES!
9 for
iust 1295
Say "Merry Christm~s". 365. .~Y
of lht yeer to 9 s~ial poi~
three Bx I 0 connoisse~ porffeih
plus sir handy wollet-si1e of any
two members of your f.fmily .
it's at the hroadway
l11111ri ..... beocll
pho111 ltJ.JJJI, erte111l11 Ill
porl••it ltudlo, , . I 11 floor
LAYAWAY NOW
FOR 5~R ISTf,\AS
BAR MITZVAH -ETC.
RYE BREADS • , • PUMPERNICKLE ••• CHALIS ••• BAGELS
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GOLDINWUT & '" MAIN STlln llOOICHUlST a
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SHE HOLDS DOWN TWO JOBS, NO CONFLICT
Sloter Mary Ann Bu,.... Works for State
Sister's a Member
Of Order-And Bar
TRENTON, N. J. (UPI) -volved in the problems of stst6 Mary Ann Burgess sees society." 1 •
no conflict between be.Ing a Sister· Burgess, 28, with a
nun aQd.beina }a ·deputy at-trace of •·Brooklyn accent, -was admitted to the bar Tues-tomey general for,the state of day morning with sever!ll hu.n-
New Jersey. She thinks the dreds other attorneys here,
two go together.rather _well. the . first member· of the
' Today was her first day on Sisters of Charity to be an at-
the job as a legal adviser to torney.
the'New Jersey Oepartment of Tuesday afternoon she was
Community Affairs. Tbe posi-sworn in as a deputy attorney
tiotl gives her an owarf.unity, by · Attorney General George
she said, ·~to become.really ln-... • F. Kugler, Jr.
r •. -+ _ ! ~'Aboutfive~years ago,'' she
' .1ecalled, "I was asked by my
Fe · ""i\.f,, ·-community to investigate the ll'lll 1., am es possibility of llegal services,
and · I was awarded • a ~e. w Vee. 'p scholarship at Seton ·Han Univeriity. ''
N. Tad Johnson has been
najned regional vice president
in .charge of the newly opened
Newport Beach office of
Consolidated Capital Corpora·
tiOO.
A former mutual fund sales
executive and a registered
bro..ker-dealer, Johnson
r~nUy joined Consolidated
· C$1tal to serve as liaison with
Soithern California bi'oker-d~ers for the company's
~ly-launched Multi-Benefit
Rwty Fund.
Mesan Wins ,
Scholarship
"I graduated this pas1 May,
applied to the at.torney
general's office, and was ac-
cepted,'' she said.
"As members of the at-
torney general's staff, we give
advicl to various state agen-
cies," she said. "I am very in-
. tersted In civil r I g h Is ,
children's service, or bousiDg
and I would be very happy to
stay in commwtlty affairs
:;~.~ handles 10 • much of
She will serve In the civil
law division of the attorney
general's office, and will not
be askod' to prosecute •
criminal ·cue:
Sister Burgess has taken a
vow of poverty. Her pay
cllecl<s will be ,.nt to her
order's Maaquarters. She will
Lawrence R. Schroeder of be sent a ~'living stipend."
1873 Rhodes Drive, c.osta The sister does not wear a
Mesa, bas been · award!ed ~ habit'. It bas been made op-
$31;s acholarshlp In the ilchool • tional • with. ,the S~ter of
of Engineering at Oregon Charity; she said. In the at-
State University. ·· · tomey general's office, "it
Schroeder is a sophopw:>re might Inhibit our work.''
majoring m· ch &in t·c a I ''Being a religeu.se ill a life.
engineering. He won one of My choice of area of service is
five scholarships awarded by the law. 'I1ley really cannot be
the Longview Fiber Com~. separated."
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Six enchanting
di1monds nestled
in the heart of
a golden orchid
makes this 18K
brooch a fascinetlno
way to send flowwsl
It sure beats,
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$495with • comfortable
paym•nts
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279.95-299.95 '
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new sofa for Christmas ••• well you
cen, ours are here waiting and ready;
to be taken home. What's more they're
super chargeable!
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pillowback style cov~red in -green and
gold linen print. .. 299.95; B. Trensis· ·
tional versatility in oversize 8', covered '
in dureble Herculon®' olefin print ...
279.95; C. Contemporary sleekness in
en 8' pillowbeck with bleck/brown/i
white or yellow/black/brown stripes
279.95
Sleek chrome end glass ..,
Add our shiny tables lo ~ny, sofa to
complete the holiday picture. Chow
79.95; Lamp 99.95; Etagree 199.95;
Cocktail 149.95.
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A superb cho ice for those with a bit
less space ... in oak solids and veneers
the five pieces include: 38"x50" ovel
table with Armorgard plastic top, ex-
tending lo 70" with 2, 10" fills and 4
metching spindle back side choirs.
299.95 value, 219.95. Complete the
group witfi e glass paneled chine,
319.95 value, 250.00. Furniture
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l'IWW 11N U.-Y will _a _ _,_Iatlll
lrvlol ~ C<llllples with
-...-.. Ia Jaaury.
Re1l1tr•tJon f• un-
dllp-Ia leYel --ID bvl l ae11 1 1oc lblosy,
..,......., aad_ police ~will lllCIO Dec' ••
'Ibo -Ia locatad In u; 8lpal Landmark Bulldlnl.
!ID Sl:y Park 81"1, Irvine,
-the S.. llllp......,..,
from Oruge CowiiJ Airpoll.
Groduato education -are aclleda1ed to belln In
February. TI.--will be applkallle lo muter'•
degreM ud -have been approved 1 ... _.. .....,.
llals, a Peppell!lne\ ..,.ii-• Aid. ..
Far Information about 41-
ltrincl at the -orallie
Couty &tudy -call J'aul
Buckley at m•i.
Price of Average New Auto
~ill Increase Nearly $100
DETROIT Iµ>) -NW ear· per-.,. -. ..-by -led 1verqe price bib
! mer-gallted by the Pri<e OJmmllalml. -dlf. o1 1.71 percent, the price ol pr ce ficu!t -.uu &be •*'rwkerl the ~cal car would go up
the Price Commlaloo ID~ have no1 ytt -11ow 111ey ....
put aeveral daya -will apply the hikeo. In lerml of the ertra cab
the boolll Ol'limDY IC~ 'Ibo .......... Jncrow lald'out by the buyer, the ii>
for Wi year by I b e allowed by the ledlral bcerd creua an about the 11111< as
automakers hive been cut by are bued on • coqtla: form-thole announced for 1970
allout 40 per<:flll. ula and the adall dollar models fwo yean ago. In that
But the -car loiyer ..m amounll ol the boolll could year, GM led the Industry with
be!acedwtllru.-aceprlce vary widely. 1 U per<enl, $125 lnd't!ue.
.... ol -~ 'JOO oo ' FOid Mot« Co., Wll g)v"1 Ford • raised ave>ICO prices --•Y • penniJsloo to raiae pr1ceo 2.9 $108 and Olrysler prices went
medium·prlced ·car, ju• t pereent, compared with a 5.25 up $107.
•slighUy less than the increa1es percent -announced by Except for Olrysler, th< ii>
announced by the automakers the fmn befcn the freeze. creases a r e substantially
when 1970 modelJ went on aale Oirysler was granted a 4.4 smaller than those put into ef.
two yean ago " · percent incrtase, the largest fed a year ago, when the in-
'Ibe ,...,,_.,·do not iDclude given any automaker, but the dustry was• faced with u-U&........ . finn, apparenUy for com-r pensive new labor contracts. · ·
,repeal of the 7 percent. ~w pet.ltive reasons, 11y1 it only GM raised the av1ef'11ge price
car exciat tu, J>e?1iDg but not plans to put a S percent boost of 1'71 models 8.2 percent, or
yet approved in c:Ongre.: into effect at the moment. $208 dollars. Fotd. raised
Tbe ~ice c 0 mm 15.1
110 n Chrysler had slated an ln-prices 4.8 percent, or $156,
recently completed a round of creue of about 5 percent. while Chry!iler, which cut its
tncreue ·approvals by gran-While the. dollar amount of dealer discou:nts, got by With a
Ung GM the %.5 percent boost. the new lncrease3 Is not 3.7 percent~ $HM increase.
GM originally announced a a v a 11 ab I e f r o m t h e All of pie Big Three
tentative average price in~ autbmakers, one 1 n d u s tr y automakers later anoounced
crease of 4.3 percent, or $173 .spokesman said the average smal·ler , supplemental in-
oa lf/2 modell before the base price of an American-crtases during the model
wage-price freeze forced a built car currently is about year, which pushed the prices :rollbecL $3,000 to $3,500. · Using an even higher.
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' Rogula<ly
$80. to $110 ..
TWO PLY IMPORTED
ALPACA .
SWEATERS .
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HAND MADI WOOL
SLACKS
.. ~. $47 SJOteSJ1 ~1
I . . 1 ~ Banlon POLO SHIRTS Reg. tG $16.00 e 'h PRIC~
e DOU•Lll KNIT
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nouooed for new cars aod &be ·-0 a 1n9 a 1MI e • • • LOCATED AT THl:l NEWPORTER INN
Then Waiting'A While... · ':,.u~.!::-=~
e Ll.:V DACH & DOM LO ....
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University I • Our Gi~ W~ap Is Fast. . • l,1~=======-="!!!!"!!!!'!!!!'!!!!"'!!!!_!!!!_=,!!!!·!!!!·-=·-=·!!!!·-=======~
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R nk Hi h 333 E. 17th st., Costa Mesa 1 · Read the DAILY PILOT . ~ g • ' llHIMD T~i;:c!!. HOUfl. Three atudenta .from ______ .._MmCl
WE'LL GO TO ANY LENGTHS TO
BRING YOU THE LATEST "._ASHIONS
Thi• elegant opera length cultured pearl
nocldace is accented by 14 karat yellow
gold tassels. Thirtv-on inches of ·
' beautiful fashion, $100.
Do Something Beautiful. -
HIDE·A·WAY FOR CHRISTMAS
a.a,... ~ '""""' AIMl'kH lltP"K$.
SLAVICK'S
Jewelen Since 1917
18 FASHION ISLAND
NEWPORT BEACH-644-1380
Open Mon. fhru Set., ·10 i1.m. fo 9:30 p.m.
Ulliverally Hilb School, Irvine,
were winners in the second
Novice Speech Compejll\OD
held recently at Loara and' La
Quinta High Schools.
Joe Johmon earned a
«rtiliflcate for excellenct in
lmpromplu speaking and Judy
Lee and Kelly Warren were
honored for &Uperiority in
debate.
National Forensic Leagtie
honor awards went to Miss
Lee and Andrea Coleman.
Misses Lee and Warren and
Andl Coleman ind S a m i
Tabikh were to join in a mock •
debate at 4:30 p.m. today on
cabteyislon channel s.
Be Dillerent ·• give. zi gilt
oldeleclzible fo0d~ from
•itlCP. S~ ~complet~ selection of gift ~ ¥9 I palca.includlng these foorite1. Talce •Grftlr them With yoo-'-·or we will mail!
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lV. lb. JIBBP STICI:, Ma1hrd. Smoky lY• }b, BEEP sncx. Mild.. Mlclflt 1-s)aonl.
(SntoiUd Cheete Bu), seTen omtee, Golida, hi&. 'P'lnr ChM1e, Smoky (Smololii a....
Bell• Fln.r Cheeee. Hor..-rieh Saol p&u Bar;) and 1mporled c:andfn \o rid ll*kk. _... ........
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A gilt deposit from California Fede1ol ·fits every Giltdeposils con be made in any amount. All the
occasion-Christmas, Hanukkah, Bar Mitzvah, recipient has to do is~o bring it lo any California
weddings, birthdays, graduations, anniversaries Federal office and open one <:>four Moneymaker
and other happy times I And we'll give you a free savings accounts. The high interest will make your
special occasion eard to accompany yourthaught· gilt grow and grow.
• Start a Moneymakerfor someone ct '
Califm 11ia Federal Savings ,
ond lomt/c ~ • .._.. OfW' $LS Billion
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Orange Office:
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Costa Mesa Office:
2700 Harbor BM!.• 546-2300
Anaheim Office:
600 N. Euclid Ave.• 776·'2222. 4050 Metropolilan Dr. • 639-3033
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Saturdays in
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Into Illa • ,... MllMff1ll "Opel HllJ;a.· ln:lll1r/
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AVOCADO
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a,.clal HolW.y ·-II-.
SUNDAY
12 to 5 p.&
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cover, specially low priced
WAS $14.95 WT Sl'llNG
for a limit~~ time coly! Choooe
Avocado, Harvest or Paprika.
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CHRISTMAS LIGHT· SETS
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Of Christmas Goodies
l MIW YORK CAP) -Forest
Hllla. an otberwbe quiet <White
'. mld~le-<Iass ·neighborhood ,
has been in ao uproar with
~y protests against a plan-.
taii!d $30-million low·inoome
residents say will doom the
community.
While the residents argue
that the project will bring
crime to their ~aceful tree-
Uneq streets and jarh already
crowded public services, pr1r
&Guth Coast ?laza ~
ponents say the opposition Is 1966, WiU be made up of ~ee She left the WilUamsburgl--,~=~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~· racially motivated. 24-story alr~nditioned 85,'!ilrt· section of Brooklyn, now one
"It isn't a black and white ment buildings to houst 840 ol the city's most crime-ridden
housing project that some
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I See by T oday•s:
Want Ads
e SET ALL WORN OUT
AFTER TH>N"KSGIVING?
Here's ~ith color TV,
21" for sale: looks and
\VQrk$ li ke new. There is
also a 23" Black and \vh.ite
for sale.
e ODDS 'N EN D S, An
O'Keefe & J\:lerrH t stove.
iron f\Vin beds and old
curved seccional, kitchen
table and chairs, and a
desk.
e A COWARDLY CAR? No,
!his '67 i\.1ustang is just
painted yeljow, It's an
automatic with· po we r'
steering, air condition)ng
and new tires. It has only
had l owner. ll's still un-
der the warranty end it
has 3800 miles.
issue at all," said a 43-year-old families. areas, 21 years ago.
housewife;• Donald H. Elliott, chairman Although site clearance has
Besi~ the p r o t e s t i n g or the 'CiJy Planning Com· begun, Jerry Birbach, u , •a
residents in the FOrest Hills mission, says that 40 percentu realtor who is president of the.
section of Queens, Housing and of the units will go to the· Forest ~Hills Re s i de n t 5
Urban Development Secretary elderlY: and that reweG t~an . Association, vowed, ""this pro.
George Romney. Mayor John 450 children frotn the ptoJec~, ject can and will be stopped "
V, Lindsay and Sen. James L. will_ attend local schools1 , Buckley,. wh<r~o(pbsed ihe
Buckley, fR-N.Y.), have 00. First proposed as parl of a •, project got Romney to review com~ jnvolved in the contro-''scatter site'_' ~gram ·to , the ,pl~ns. but the secretary
vf:rsy. place sucb proiects 1iway frot!' ruled in Washington that he
A rally set the stage for a dense urban ~nters, the prOJ-could not reverse contract rece~~ torch-tossing, . stone-ect has survived two court . commitments to build the
throwi.n~ t dem~ostrat!On .a~ .... tests. 1 C()mplex. · ~
the 8.5--acre construction site It h~s been 3Jl.~ed by \he · Aftef the rally and rock-
near the Long Island Ex-Planning Comn11ss1on and the b" u r I I n g d e m onstration
pressway. It was followed by Board of Est~ate, which con-Lindsay said he Habsolutely':
exchanges of charges. trols the city s mon~y. The would not reconsider the proj-
Residents of the area, a Department of Housing and et!t ·
l~rgely Jewish section of thi.s Urban Oeve~opment also gav_e ,;The disturbance put tQ,is ci-
c1t~. rontended_ that .the proJ-approval, necessary becau~ ty to the test of whether we ee:t s prospectlv~ occupants the federa.1 ~overnme.nt will have the power of our con·
w1.ll not only increase the pay .the principal and interest victions ; whether we shall
crl!Tle rate but also glut the on city bonds. obey the law or whethe sc~l~ in the , communi!Y· ~or the many Forest Hills shall ctefy it; w!rether, fi~alfy~
wh1ch 1s already 1ammed with residents who n.ed frt?m other we will guid.e ourselves 'by ra-a~rtment houses. . parts·· of the city Uiat have tionality and truth, or whether ~or three yea~s, I was 1n ~ becq_me dangerous. ,1ums .. the we shall permit ourselves to
N~z1 concentration . camp.. P"?spect of b e ~ o m 1 n g be m i 5 1 e d by misun-
sa1d Eugene Admon1, a res1-neighbors Ul I o w -1 n c o m e derstanding and f e a , ,
dent.. "How ~ould l possibly famili~s ~ fearful. Lindsay declared at Cit ~II
have hate against anyone? But "This 1s a peace f u I Sen Jarob K J 1Y ·
I and others are afraid for our neighborhood , and we'd like to Ny ·urged Ne · y avk ts ~.R1 •
I. " k ., 'h ' " Id Id · ., w or ers o 1ves. . . eep 1~ ~ a~ way, sa 3 respond alfirmative1y and to
• The Pt.OJect. proposed m Warren, 65. .respect tbe decision" made by
Romney.
Sinct' the pfutest by 500
' res.idenls, there has been
picketing .daily at the site, but
a rourt restraining order has
prohibited ·the mostly middle-
age &nd elderly demonstrators
from interfering with the
e~h-moving imachiDes. ·
Biickley, conteridiug1thal(th'e
residents were denifd "an ef •.
fective voice in the decision.
making process," said he 1
would take the matter to
pr;;~~de;;e~.ixf~ated in New -·
York City's Borough of
Queens, is k n o w n in·
ternationally ·as the site of
Forest Hills Stadium, where
Davis Cup matcpes and pro-
fessional tennis championships
are held.
Concert Set
By Saddleback
The Saddleback c o l I e-g e
Chamber Singers will &ive .a
public performance of
classical music SatUrday at
ita
afidure.
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Favor Good 1 Talks THE WARM & COZY PLACE ~G KONG (OP ) _ legends of the ancient t:hinese and !hey an Unable to win the life of' a make penon are • liewaie of the Doc ·(Cliou), the :
PtMINnl Nisoo (Ox) ts ""-are to be believed. 1ru11· OI olbers, but they pretty good, bill the final Horao and the Sheep. i To Shop
.....,.,,e.i to ·-1n~ tu· . 1. olden c1a)'s. ·11 is ukely the :1e1~:i~· ~~~~ P!';,:,~r::· 1o th• ancient 1n ~J:Y~ :'~le1tl:'1 ~~ ill ""1 ab cla1i II* ""' cnihJ of eymball ·and the --• de'··mt••"on.. y are ••--('"· ~) NI I ad I Cho bor to Ch'-'·"~a~ New ..,.. .. ...t ...... am ell 111f .,"' ~ •...-Mn1.1~y,ers w111; vo11. zon fi: ersony uw1s n ._. " ,.....,. .... ' ' ~ lnte!I'•enr and ru'"eas. ~ Sn • I Th 5out11 Coast hu
YW of !tlf,•o!'. the slsNi flrectackers still would be .. uu and (the aa.e) Mao are com· t u~er c ass. ey are
.fav•abl! ror an amiClble reverberating In.~ Chlneae The first two phases of the pa~ble. · But the Ox abould dedic1teit to their' tasks. tin( with •<llaJrman Moo. capitol in celebration of the _____ .;__ ___ _:_:_ ____ ..;.... ________________________ ,..,.:._:_ ___________ _
'fl'ao-lllNC (Snake). · • ' f>r1t year in the 12-animal CY·
T Miii ~ OOlt ~.ol ~Ori~! zodiac. · ·
n-f 'lllis)/~ . •lilt • l!ut IIie dnsemo laden ' pu<"8 fir . , 'miY Of the .People's Republic of
anotlW m.a if the Cb1na have frowned on such
Accerdlng to tbe~,91 ttio fmolity ~ the 14<'" Year
ac, an Ox pfrioe1s~-caliP "ebriitldn.f1'now f are ,~ nlaxed,1 Mtt.Jl}t~ ~ibly ·rnore lu.bdu'ed .1
stubborn. Anger Can tiring Presideht ehiang ltai-shek's
thejr d•"'1f•P· .\I) Ox leads Nationalist-Chinese people on
pleasant earfy life, in hit: Taiwan tak~ care . ot the
!"-le pbeae be ii likely to Dragon dance -and the noise:
into misfortune only to 1be Year or the Rat comes
ind success and tranquility in Jn on Feb. 15 -Nixon is
rlApJ phue. , • .:beduled to .mve Feb~ 21 -
T~ snake people are sl':· to be followed bY the years of
and deviOUI; they lru!t no ooi,. t.ae Ox ,Tiger; Rabbit, Drl(OD,
I ~k.e. "°"" jihee~ Monl!eY' ' '1 ' !Joell, Dog aod l!i1. "' ; '
I N r Chalrman' Mao wis bom In ' , ewsp ape 1893, the Yeor ol the Snake;
.. ' { ~ident Nixqo WU born in
l Purchased Jill, the Year of the ~;,and
Premier Chou was ~m in
' !Ille, the Year of the DOg. '
1 } Co There are wheels within n rona wheels in Oriental mysticism, ~ _J _ all mixed up with the rela-
~CXlft;ONA (AP) -The tio"f1ips bet_w~n the female
rona Daily Independept has s}'lllb9.I of yin and the male
n sold lo M1 D. Glover and 1 sym1:l9l "'(_ yang ~ the hour
Dean DeVrJe,, publishers ol. .. of day a person ls born.
pewspepers in northern
Califorrlla, the newspaper hast ----------. 1 ~El~~; editor and 0 I . ·,
lince 1983, sold ali th€s~ of ·
publJsber Of the lndeyendfDt I n y '
~ Daily Independent• Ioc.~ . ~
l'hich ,publish .. the paper., to 23 mor· e Jhe pair, who own Mendocino .
blishing Co.
.~=~d~a~; J~!~nd~t~~ s·' 1·pp1·n' bort.hern C81Hornla weeklies. ·
Eldridge will continue to . · , • ·
roduce the editorial page and d • t • 11 E. ill serve as editor emeritus. ays I
vries was named general
anager but no other staff D 25 Changes ·are planped at thi.s ec· '
W
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A spokesman said t h e
ependent ha.s .. 5,500 Cfrcula-
on.
1 Supervisors
Oka y, Wo~k
On Trails ..
SANTA ANA ....... The employ-
ment of 15 n'l.en under the
Public Emplo~t,...Proiram ::;
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Cleveland National, Forest 1
s been approv~ by Oraige
unty Supervisors.
\, · ifth District Supervisor
, nald Caspers of Newport
' ch praised the program,
vealing that the wo"rk would
done Jn ·the· ·forest , S,.
tween the Ortega Highway
d Santiago Peak (Sad·
eback).
There are "tkt squar~ miles of
evelapd National ,For O t
· s in Orange C.ounty oI a
taJ or 200 In the preSOJ?!•· .Casws said the iOwilj
uld provide the work crew,
th 90 pefc~ of the WfCea 1
'd by the ~fedl,•1 goVern-'•
ent ullder the PtP programl ••nt•' r~1111r IOltlllWtl n11111'."" rt00t ~ F. t Se yl 'II U.tA 1.0011 a11t1u11M1 CD .. rM11ua•1: 11. e U.». ores r ce w1 · •
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Italian Divorce Law . .. . .
May Be on Way Out
ROME (AP) ,.-Italy's
divorce law is a year old this
week. It may not have a se-
cond anniversary.
Major parties of both left
and the right are trying to
draft a substitute law. Unless
they s u c c e e d , antidlvorce
forces plan to go through with
a referendum they hope will
abrogate the law. -
Crusading Catholics have
collected. about 1.4 million
lllnaturel, almost three times
Ille ownber needed to bring •
na~ referendum,· but
mo.st parties hope to avoid
this.
The key seems to lie with
the Church-supported Chris·
tian Democratics, m a j o r
partner of Italy's center.Jett
coalition and the only big par·
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ty to oppose divorce in parlia-
ment last year. 'Ibey came out
last week in favor of efforb to
rev• the currerit Jaw,
But the vocal "divortistl"
cqnsider any change unac-
ceptable. They wotild rather
have a referendwn than a new
divorce law, leaders of the
Italian Divorce League say.
Co mp r omise leg~alifln
might give judges a freer
hand in settling divorce cases.
But th.ls proposal ls under al·
tack from people who say the
character of the judge wOuld
become a condiUonlng factor.
A couple can get their'J1181'-
rlage dissolved after a mutual
separation of five years. In the
first seven months of this year
about 7,500 couples received
decrees.
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pre-bugs lrom maturing way to lcbieve -COlllrol
or. mulUplytag. lo to k>leml(>t tile ameilc
llOS ~GELES (UPI) -A
W&lhllwtaa -Univenlty
enfmnologill hill aid 1-
hlv. a lot \o teadl man about
survival, ")IOrticlllarl1 when It '°""' "' dodginC Ille effects of oeoticldes.
Robert B e n s o n said
annual meeUng • of t b e
Eniomolollca1 Socfd7 o f
Amorlca, _, ll8ld aclence
may have to tum to bug
genealogy to .. -. the
strain and -..e.i lo crop
control where genera.lions or
spra)'1 and powdez> fmled.
Benion detailed a number.L · dlibl ~ --_..
methods bugo bad learned' to · -of bugs by 'Pl'QdUcillg
outwll the most polait ol .. JIMlaa bugs."
man'• cbemlcal ""Pll"L 1be entomoqill aald the
Such ioternll mechaniBOIB nUlllonl of dollaf. lo llllllWll.
hinted at a sort of JOI.I oon-crop kliU could diminish if
In>! In whlcb the lnoecta coald bl!lfll ... "n..I'' lo the
slow poilcD penetratloa, llore iaborafol7 to be ..-ptlble to
lt lo body ...,.,... whm It lllllOlf dooel of ,.., and
did minimal damage or even relealed in large ...tien at
apeed up tbi rate of bOOy ez· . mating time.
the ctamace-~ by "filed"
bop woold be omall compared
lotheresillaotOllOS.
08ficttllure science Is going ID
~ve·to pull a•trump card il It 1.otelids to recapture the batUe
~ seem to be winning
ap!/111 chemical agem+
"hsecil are abM to u.e dif-
ferent pledianloms to -develop
resistance to nearly every
biodeiradllilt chomlcll iJI.
secuc1de ·man can ~."
llenson told coll-.
Guide Available .
That. trump card ii I ton-
triMniaJ and litUe tried prac-
tiee .known as "gene infulion"
-!Ill oHlboot of the scleoce of
g ... tict.
Speaking this week at the
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Limited succeu bM even
been abown, ~e said, by
agriculture's l'le'* weapons -
chemical hormone agents to
crellon lo cieanoe their Indirectly, Ille advalaaes
lyllems. would be bJcber produdJon
With intelligent n. a tu r al rate and a safer ~ent
defemeo lllld1 u tbal, said bacalllO lesa patk: .... woold
Benson, perhlps the smartest be r<qulnd, be uld. ,
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Ill' JO 01-' Tbe Keynotes' decision was lauded t;j °' "' -""! ._ v, John Rau, treasurer of the """41li
&ueyooe lmow1 you can't di> ·a ~ l!e<•uae be feels this la good tralJllnc fit
• ~ wlQlout the -toola. ' mental beallh for the ttenage girla. Tbeit
' ~ ll1)'1hlDr can flt Joto ,the reeopltlon of lhe lechnlques for maI8;
cateeo<Y of toola, ..,.....,. oa '.9hat It la tainln& mental heellh arid the imparta...;
to be uoed !or, even toy&. · of 1he center's work are lbe key benefit!;
1 • Toya, indeed, Ire. too\a It lbe Child be aakl. , : !
GuidaDCe Centerc, al Oranp County., EARLY.. i;
Tbrougb play' ')ll7dilalrl!ls and. other Tbe Chi14 Guidance Center, wbicll( staff members dlagqo-chllllreo's ~ . ~ .,, ...
blems and heJp 1hem Wlrlvel Ille tb..,.m opened 118 doon In tbe eerly Ill as ..
of lhelr llnlled emoliolll. Ollld Guldance Center of Soulhe!:n
Toys aJao are tbO Yeblcl 1 he! Ing Orange County, saw 1,062 cblJdno lall
children aubstitut< ~'""' 9
1 °,."_P1 June, as compared to245.lnJuneol 1111.
<famag!ng .ones. ' -." ee-,.. or Somo 10 'to )1' percent al all l:lii1drel
Acoordlni 'to Skip H loch m a n need psychologJCal help of _.. ldad, ps~tr~ soclaI worker, and ' ~. ~u esUmated. He aaid the contfnulng
• Maria c.tella, clinical nur~. children stigma of mental Ulnell keeps D\&01 , can talk ·1n play. from obtalnlng tlle help that is needed.
· They discover w'here 8 child is em<>-Four support lf'OUP-' raise funds for the
tlonally, by(wa~ him play. Ho'w free cen'ter, the -Golden Key, Harbor Key,
is· be, how doeo lie u,. hla lmagln8tlon Crystal Key and Coral Key, Funds al•
and does he, play in a group or in-are received iron\ a government-com-
dMdually are the queStions they ask is munity partnership, but the monlel from
they watcb. • · the Keys are what enable the center to
.Hinchman'• desk has two drawers full inaugurate new programs.. •
.of. to)'I' and games, which the t hildren he The treatment offered in the center is
works with may select a.t will ti> play "an expensive activity," Rau said, but it
" wWt. , is the "cheapest way there is" to get the,_
FAMILY PUPPETS children back Into the mainstrean ot life,
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A set' of faqllly puppets ls a faVorite of , he ~ded. ,, . :"I • •
many of the children, who generally will Funds are raised m a variety ol ~· v•b the puppet of the person they are~ by the support groups. Harbor tee,, tbl
~nruct wltb, Hinchman said. "The pup-first and largest, Sponsores a debutante
pet might express somthing be has held ball which, Rau emphasized, is not a
1 back." • c•snob,ball," and a thrift shop, in addition
r 'l1te to the tall ·~ · · al' to other varied events. •• . Y~, s,.. mem~. uae are ... The cost to society of an emotionaJly
creaUve, beca~ ~Y a.re not ~ dis.turbed child is staggering, Rau said, In
structured and the children can use tbem ter~ of .accidents, lost time .and poor
freely to, express themselves, Miss prodUction, caused by worry and wau-
l1Carei1a said:. . dering minds.
. A very~ slropie· toy ' is paper ana lnk srAGGER.ING JOB
i ~· "Children seem to get turned on to ' . . . . ~ .<:.: ' ' draWlng, ,; She added. · The healing, iob also IS, .a ataggermg
.. • ' ,.. • ~, Kevnotes of' the ·kiarbor Key· of . Child . Olh<r kinds of toys are clay and one, In terms of lhe popµlation of Orange '" ~· 1".(1• , ~· .' s • · 1 , Playdough, finger paints, plastic building County, and the tools are not ones that
'' "Guidarit:e Ge~ter of 1 Orange County Merle b~~kks, balh, punc1 bing bab gs, easels, w~!'~frngorev~, ~~~~;!. and Ml!I
, • f , •1 ' cu= ers, pipe c eaners, rown paper .
P ' "Ii (I ft) · d D b., B'bb ( t ) d' bags, playground equipment Raggedy Carella, it's not "11at .lhe toy does for the .. · , ai;-nls . fl tr' e ~: I cen er is.cuss Ann dolls and baby botUes. ' . child, but what the child can do with tht
' ' '·'t" · f f 'I t f · f 't" • • L' Even.models can be useful In group ex-toy lhat counis. •. • mer1. I o 41"!"11 y puppe s: o......-~ ~eMpy w1tn changes, Hinchman said. Parents could The problem with toys at the Guidance ' . .._.; . ,. C • . , use models to Interact with their Center is that there are never enough of ~ · • ti.1!1ss Marta arella, 'ehnfeal nurse. children be auggested spending time lhe proper kind to do lhe job right.
... ! ·• . ' talking 'while the children build 1 the' . You wouldn't ' catch a dentist using a ·· Key.hotes donated funds for 'toys to the models. . hand-powered drill or a doc!or using ·a
... , .. , " • I To help.~biolster the toY budg"et of the kitchen knife, but you · m.ight ·catch a center. center, the Keynotes have donated ~the psychiatrist using a bedraggled doll
P,ioceeds\ffum their spring fashion show because no one ever thought about bis
for the P!U'Ch~ of toys. need for new tools.
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·customer · Given · Brush-off ·:wnen , trutll Stretched Too Far 1
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DEAR ANN LANDERS: Can you !ell
me how to get my $1,.~ bac~? It.) .4
isn't just the money but I hate to
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l .saw'alr ad1In:a -azine for 1\r(tch' ·
wigs -110.98 plus i1 for postage. 'l1tey . ,
had several styles piclllred and I selected back and lhe stitching· in ·Ifie . """"
1he one r .lhou&bt f.OUlcl be best for was loooe. . me. The ad 1 deacrlbed the wig as: . . . • · "permanenUy se~ · nts every bea4, I puHhe wig ba<l«ln the hor, ellcloaed
washable lightweight, guaranteed to -..... a letter asking for a refund and returned
Plea I -vnurflloney back:'' ~ it. Three ~eeks wenl by a n d .1 didn't
1 se or ~ w . • • hear anything, so t wrote aiam. Now
l sent for the wig and m three wee~s another three weeks ?las passed and
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a bit~ I dld'n t. shake it hard, Alpl, with sucl'I a gyp operaUon. -ROOKED
but hall the hair fell out on my lap. IN ILLINOIS ~ I put tbe Wig, Q!Ji-to -see. .bow.. , , . · ' • ,
it IOiibii: 'Ille tining hung oat In the DEAR ROOKED: Forty lhree 1tate1
• . ' . suit!! r <mUst take issue with your my bu1b'and t1 not a/dodor. Obytoasty,
r~"~ the lady in i Buffalo who be l1n't a lawyer etdler. Yoa aft rlgllt
didn:t,.like the.)lledical care ner huSband -my inswtr was a bummer. I alaoold receive~.· tte at"10si'"Oied "'folloWlbg ~a 'tii Ve1 advised tbe wtmaa &o see an
... 1lopp7, ~ §~ .waJlle!I 19 11ulow allor .. y. 'l1taDI<• lor wrttlq. .)>:~l.ahe .coul~ <!<>about, ii. , , , r
have a l::oaaumer Fraad 'Bifu• iol
op In ~ Slalo Allorney Geo«al'1 of.
flcea. BlpplJy, Dll80il ii ODO ol ~
U. Sell4 lbe related doc:Dmello •(a Cf1F1
of tlle tel, a copy ef yoar lt«ers to
them, etc.) allng wltll 1 letter ef eemo
pta1n1. vi. cu alao go· to ,tbe Betttt
.Bustaeu Barea1 or write to tbe bead
of lbe advertldl( department of tbe
magadne tllat ru tile ad.
DEAR ANN LANDERS: At; an at-
• tOrney who specializes in malpractice
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·~ u.;tci'Jeof'tier·1nq111rY I fttO!iglf " C•DEAR ANN LANDERB! Yesi.rday I. · wepect: that. .... 1 .weritedrr.to : u :.-. ·.was •.looking oot the wtndOw and saw
docjor. :Your suaestion. lhat ~ contact 1our .. ol lhe neighbor dlildren staoding
lh< C6unty Med!Cal ·• Soe!el)I ' w' a s at<>UOd a small bole 1,11 1he .,.aDd Whlcll
rl<llcllloCJa. Tllal would' be like i<portlng • , a case · of racial discrimination to lhe they bad just dug. 'llley were ha'llna
ku Klux Klan. a 0 funeral" for a newborri baby kitten
r have read your column · for years that did not survive. I wu. bortified
and genenlly Your advice ts aound, but-•hen suddenJy ~ of lhe htUe boys
you ttally fell on yoar face this Ume. (about 6 yeara old) cama out Ill lhe
By any chance, is tour husband 8 doctor ? houae with a butcher knlfe. He stabbed _ n• .. DPlllNiEO 111 llOSTON _ the dead kitten several tlmea and oeemed
_..,. • .. to be enjoying himseH Immenaely. 1*d _.. lioal .,_. ""'" !lo, I was sick all evening. Where doe!
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his mother? -GEENVILEE M<ITTIER
DEAR MOTHER: Wllere? PrGl>ably
from televltku1. By all me111 tell UM!
boy'a molher. S-. -lei bave tilts JI.
formaUta to lbe can keep u eye •
~Int. Maybe -he'll dedde be -
lo .. lbe aame Wiii io a .tho -
-or 1lta Utile lnlber. .
How far should a teetnage couple
go? can necking be safe? Wben dots
It become too hol to lumdle! Send lot
Ann Landers' booklet, "Necking and Pd-
!!ng -Whal Are the !Jmils?" Mail
your request to Ann Landers in cart • {
of the DAILY PJL()'[ enclosing SO COOll
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Spell Woven
Romeo Reyna readies his Laguna Beach hacienda for a Christmas bazaar ·Friday,
Dec. 3, througb. Sunday, Dec. 5, from noon to 5 p.m. Tbfrly-five artists will offer
paintings, sculpture, ceramics, jewelry, weaving, l!atherwork and baked goods .
for the sale. .
. f Groups Gather
i l !.. Parties Spice Season
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Found·ation· Meets Emergency . Needs~
By .tUJllON DDIUt ., .............
Sugaesl a project to lirl.
Daniel Cohen and lier ataff at
tht Veterans Cbarilable F...,_
daUon In Santa AM and they'll
try It, u loog 11 time and ef.
forl are the prtme Ingredients.
••If we ca.Q't help, we'll find ameone wbD can." Mn. Collea aald. .
'Itle foundatleb WU chartaod jn Septombee, JIS7,
lo ·---roallaed from four tbrlfl -located tn santa Ana and Garden
Grove.
.Benelitlaoloveterana. u.,tr cfependenta, tht dlaabled
..... the diladvantaged.
1111'1. Collea and lier ataff of
I ldx have a tnaclt for beginning
_.,.. lhat bnncb oot tnlo
olber projectl.
. A free coottng school that
dlapemed aemplel of Its pro-
cb:U -Into a free bot Jrmcb program, tbla year !eecilJli 1,000 santa Ana area
)'<lltlll. Coot per meal ii only
34 to 41 cents.
EXPAND PRQJECI'
11* foundaUon Clllcovered
that many cbtidHn hlad nOwl!e'e to 10 after enjoying a
free lJlnch. ,A craftl projectl
and movie ICreenlnga were at· i'anled tbrougb Ibo YWCA and·
cooperating --Luncbeo;n• for IOIDe
volunt.era ~a projected
cblrm cwa for mlnorlly tmllloY1oenl help lo drua·lo-
'-• glrll. vo!Vod teeotaen.
"Our aim II lo meel Im-With Ibo Nowport Bwh
medlale needl," Mn. Collea Valllllloer Bunlu Ibo ,...,.
lllld. "U a famlly neids food daUon -lea Ibo couaty
and approaches Ibo welfare Toys for Toll .....,am dllrinl
~ It may take two , Ibo airtllma-. llarlneo
or three -u to a•t tbn>ulh ccllect --and Ibo two
Ibo red tape. .,_ --"The welfare ..._...__. • -.... -FllEB WNalBS PWG GAP may call .. to live t.mponry Cblldreo fed tn the free "We're hen lo Jllua Ibo =:: ~ !~. ~a11:":fi lundl Jll'Oll'em get lllUe gjlla gap," Mn. Cdllll Nldlo. "Other .,,., ........, at Ibo end of acboo1 and for ..,..,.ies are tb1fe provide
:::p ~ minute lo uk for holida11. Several commwilty . Wtlng help. ..
~ tuppller an -to ' .,_coopera1o 1o provide an • Mn. Cohen knows what
famillel bued Oil Immediate ,.....,i Quillma party.. ,_,,... lo tap for project.
need. The cen,ta allo hos been ajollel have beOn ollered bey<md Ibo f o u n d a t I o n ' 1
able lo help pay utlll17 bllll tn ;-, ~-~· typtoi and limited blldgel ..,..gency s!tuaijons. auto -· . She bu been active In the
MAU DONATIONS
Clothing can be dooated to
the foundation II I direc;t atft
lo U-In need rather than be
aokl In Ibo thrift atorts. ,
With Ibo help of many _.
lywkle orgaqlzaliona the f..,.:
daUon baa tackled -pro-grama.
.la Ibo pla!B!lnC· "-an Onnge County Grand Jury,
-W-ustna •the Santa Ibo Family Service Aaocl• Ana laclllty. tlon, Pl'A, League of Women
Groups'.' u div'"'' ., Ibo Votera, Communlly Chell and
---of~-llellnd Per-and Pao-~ recenUy toot on an ad-
vloory pool for a projected
"New Careers" COW'll at San-
ta Ana College. ·
''Feople are geueroua during
CLOSED
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FRIDAY
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SATURDAY
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THI HOUSI '°"
A fullttme auditory teacbor
ls employed by Ibo foubdatlOn
for cfeaf children. Pannlo pay
baaed"" what Ibey can· afford.
H01Pllal btdl. wbeelcbiln,
-and alcl:room• ......
pllel ... be bon••ed at ..
THE BEST
• Reader.hip p 011 a prove SOUTH CbAST Pi.AZ'
Elabt cblldren'1 au t 6 or 1 Hpeanuta" 11 one of the .,..... "'-' .. , 11 ..._..
Authors
Booked
cbarle-'lbe center'• kltcben1
propote -for I he OUTREACH pmcram wlllch
provides ... -1ne. food and
from the Onnse Cout will be world'• molt popular comio J ........ -' U.S. "....._ ._.
gwa at an.autograph party ~Y ~'.-dally In the C:-M-146-2116'
IJ)OllaOl'Od by Ibo lluatJnglon"'::=:=:=:=::==:~~~~~==~~ --of Ibo Lll>rarylf
Featured will be Miriam
Coz, Eleanor Birder, Adrian
Opera _ Group _
Stag~s Gala . : ·.
~7~~~~ D'l'ER·r
Jones, Charfes Panmit, Joan Plccard. .... TeiTJ ·s ban n,o n,
1'1Jeo4ore Taj!llr' ri· Alice ~ WtlllD&n.,
!:6pleo of thl autborl' boob
. r wll )>e avallable for purclluo · alodt: with othe&: weU-knoWD . ~···boob. . )flls!c. will be provided. by
the Marlliers from ' Marina
AIR STEP -IERNARDO -ICIMEL
EDWARDS -<JERIERICH
'f FLYERS -U. S. l(JDS . c.,.,1. D•nc.• sh ...
Dane• We4r i.y D1111kl1t
c.. ...... a.. fer cw....
Tba Lyric Opera AssoclaUon and sw.lay Dec. 5 and ScJn. High School, and decorations 225 E 17111 ST-COSTA MESA of Or•••• ~ ... ~. will ~sent •·y Doc' ,; at 2-30' will be furnl~ ed by art ' • .,....p;; 1;.;;"'fu:.r 0~ and -TJi., oP:ia ·L.l;,.m. 0 f students at Huntlnglon Beach 5 4 8 • 2 7 7 8
a Chrisbnas wusaU bowl at Laguna BeaCb. will pther ln.-· _:ll:;leh~Schoo:=:::l·~---_!!==="=·=·=""'=M"='='CA='='="=="=....,=="'=..,..=='"::"'===~
the Cbrlltmls Opera Gala In Ibo bOnie Of 1111'1. Jlenee !"
the Laguna Moulton 'pe!J.t uer'fuDoverSbofelfora
Playhouse. cbampqpe bullet al 8 p.m
The original third act of lmmedlat'eiy followlllc' Ibo 1a;l
"Madame Butterfly," an act performance, Suqday,pec. U.
from "La Boheme" and ex· Party reserv~Uons are being
certM from "La Forza del accepted by Mrs. B. Dew•yne
lJollday project.. and an old· cafeteria,·C.Orona·del Mar. group's annual membership Destino" 8.nd "Cost fan Tutte" Hurst, Laguna Niguel; Mrs.
ashioned ice cream social top Cofiee and dessert :will be meeting. will be Offered . A Christmas Craig B. Ketcham, Laguna
list of events planned by served. Games, prizes and a 'Ibey are the Mmei. Emily wassail bowl will await gu'esta: Beach, and Mrs. Edison R.
ange Coast organizations for · crafts sale are t>lanned. Stoney Arndt, D a ~ id Drazkowski, /ollowing each performance. Tamblyn, Newport Beach.
weekend. Lonesome Stting Band and the Ralph starkS, William Don--Performances are scheduled Ticket reservations for the ,. Newport Ba y steamboat Com-nelly and Ipretta Freeland. , , Opera Gala may be made wi1h
pany will provide music. They will assist with Opera· for Saturday Dec. 4, and the Lyric Opera Association Las Tortu9as
Mt. and Mn. Norman
Shanb Jriu open tbtJr Irvine home Saturday, Dec. 4, for the
Qirlatmaa dinner party of Las
1fortugas, a women's socl.aI F"!'P from the TurUe Rock
tion Merry Christmas. Saturday, Dec. 11, at 8 p.m. office. Vipm•r Power ,,lr:;;;;~;;;;,#=:;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;::;;;;;=:;;;;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;;;;;;:;;;;::;;;;;;;;;;::;;;;;;:;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;I
Orange Coast Area Alumnae
ol Alpha Chi Omega Sorority
have circled Saturday, Dec. 4,
'for their To Create Beautlful
Tra-bollday 1.00-ln the M-Verde Collntl1 Club. area.'· 11,....,. ..i wives plher
"" a porty twice • year. The <l1rlamu event wlll begin at
7 pm..
Girl Scouts
: Gid1 Scout Troop 1111 of
Corona clel Mar bu planned
an olf.l.ubloned k:e cream
aoclal ior Saturday, Dee, 4,
from 1:30 lo H:/J·m· tn !Jn-
-Junior. School'•
umci-at noon w 111
feature • ')lrOCrlJll piaented by the _,. thapta at
calllod>la Sl,llo Collea• at
FullertOn. ..~
Provisionals
Five J>n>vlllonala . ~ hi' troduced to the """1benhlp of
Ibo Aas!sllDce Loque of Hun-' Unctoa. Beach tnday 'at the
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'BEDKNOBS AND BROOMSTICKS'
. CO.ME TO OUR GALA HOLIDAY GATHERING!
rr's A PARTY"FOft CHIU>REN AND l'AREKTS, Too? CONJURED
UP B'( ROarHsoN's FOR A HAPPY HOLIDAY. WITH FILM
CUPS AND A UVE MAGICl~N? A SACK OP'.GOODIES 1 FUH ,
AND ENTERTAINMENT P'OR At.L. PL.US GRAND DOOR PRIZES:
BI KES , GA.MES AND BOOKS j Cl..OTHI NG AND HAfR STY't.ING
GIFT CERTIF'ICA.TES FOR BOYS ~D GIR"°Sj PASSES TO
1 SEDKNOBS AND BROOMS"FICKSt; COSMETIC WARDROBES
FOR MOM AND GROOMING AIDS FOR DAD. TWO SATURDAYS4
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'Sno Fooling, Moth.er ~atare No Real F.riend
Couple Recall
'Wedding Date
The Rev. and Mrs. JIJilTy L.
Dady ol O>sta M e s a
celebrated their golden wed-
dlllg annl~ at a rectJ>.o
UOn attended by 300 guests in
Peet's Family Terrace Room,
Weilmin!ter.
Dinner for 100 close friends
and relatives followed in the
Villa Sweden restaurant. Hui).
tington Beach bosled by the
couple's childrtn.
The couple were married
Nov. 30, lrll In Broken Bow.
Neb., and moved to Saota Ana
in 1926 where the Rev. Dady
farmed on South Main street.
He held pastora,tes in the
Greenville Country Church in
Santa Ana and as chaplain of
the Orange County Jall, a post
be still bolds.
Attending were daughter.
Mrs. G. Gordon Harris of
Orange; sons Durward P. and
Ben L.. Dady of Santa Ana ;
son Don L. Dady of Houston,
and son Willard T. Dady of
Costa Mesa, and their families
incltlding 10 grandchildren.
Guests attended f r om
Ari7.ona, Nebraska, Iowa, Tex4
as and tbroogbout Cal~ornla.
__. .. hhrte• o,_ S.H.,. 12 t• I l'W'aq¢,..
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IN LARGE SIZES 38-46
If 1he loves
exciting-looking
sportswear,
consider her
gift FOUND!
ChooM from •
wonderful group
of xlp-py Pllnt·
-., tops and sli""' i fitting ponts.
Tops from
10.00
Pants from
14.00
--Other Gitt s,..tt!•tlons-,.. ~ • PANT sum • DllSSIS • lOIU e SLlf'S e .OWNS
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By ERMA BO~IBECK their feel and a tow rope
Before movln& to t h e on>W1d Jh<ir waists to guide
suburbs I always thought an ~·the lhird day school was
"Act of God" wu a Dash of cancelled within a two-week
lightnlng at Mt. SlnN or 40 period, I was organizing' my
days and 40 olgbts of rain. own dog-sled pool and urgillg
Out here, they call a my neighbors to do the same.
snowfall an "Act of God'' and We racked up 15 "Acts or
they close the schools. God" that year and ll bece.me
The first time it happened I . apparent to the women In our
e¥perienced a warm, maternal neighborhood that 11somebody
glow, a feeling of confldeJ\ce up there" was out~ get us.
that I lived in ·a community It got to be a winlel' rqorn-
. where they would put its . ing ritual. We'd all sit around
· children above i n c l e m e n t the small radio like an un--
weather. . derground movement in touch
The second time, that same · wilh the free world. When the
week J ei:prienctd a not-~ announcer read lhe: names. of
. warm glow, but began to the schools closed, a ~
wonder if perhaps the kids cheer would go up and the kids
could wear tennis rackets on would scatter.
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BENEFIT BRIDGE -Mrs .. OfJ;ijldo De Castro and
Mrs. M. S. Bernai<f.'(Jeft to rigbi) check detail• for a
Holiday Caper bridge-fashion luncheon for PLEAD
planned for Th~day, Dec. 9.
PLEAD Pre$ents
Fashion ·Parades
Fashions by Helga of Bever·
ly Hills, luncheon and bridge
will highlight Holiday Capers
planned by PLEAD Inc. £or
Thursday, Dec. 91 in the
Newporter Inn.
PLEAD (Place Learning
and Education Above Drugs)
was organized last year to
fight drug abuse.
An original by H e I g a .
photographs by Ben Koch, a
weekend at the Newporter Inn
and other prizes will be
awarded.
Mrs. John Page is chairman
of the benefit. Mrs. M. S.
Bernard is cochal.nna•· ·
Funds hrised from the event
will be used to supPart the
group's drug Wormation pro-
jects.
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1032 lrvi"• Ave., ·we1lcliff Pf•te
Newport le•ch 548 ... 121
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Also, JI wis Mardi and they water. • ' Snow II no'w ,..-Id in
hadn't bad the~ Chrll1mas ex. Snbw 11 • bel1llJIPI, gracellol Act of Nature la doe -
change yet.. Our 10-year-()ld thing u it lloatl downward to Everyone tnowl the'I I
had to be prompted with his the earth, llld 11 ·ealoanced Mother and undenWodl -
a Ip ha bet 1 -A ad th •,-=.,..=•tly=by'=the=b<u==*=•=kli~'=ln-==thl=np=.=======. neighborhood '11.Dve and Devo-1.
lion I<> ChUd Study" groUp
, membenl t\ad to . poslJ!O"" I d cry a little in the · their meetttig three t hmer
dishtowel , then ,announce • because' they couldn~t get u.,
sullenly, "All right, DON'T rotten klds out from under
SWEAT IN THE SCHOOL foof i. , •
CLOTHES. Repeat. DON'T "We might as well be llvlhg
SWEAT lN THE SCHOOL Jn Fort Apache," sata one .~· Hang them up on mother. "U this snow doesn't
bangers. nieli soon, my' k1d will
"Maybe tomorrow you'll outgrow his school desk:"
visit school. And stay out of We all ·ag'reed sOmething
those lunch boxes. It's only bad to be done.
8:$l." My words would fall on This year, 1 curious thing
deaf ears. Within minutes they happened. In the newspaper, it
were in full snow gear ready was stated that snow was no
to whip over to tbe school and longer to be considered an Act
play on the bill. of God· by the state board or
Llltte things began to. bother educaUon. ,
'WISTCLIPF PLUA
17th & lrriM
NIWPOllT RACH
me a~ut these unscheduled The.ir·concern was that the
closings. For ei:ample, we'd children spend a minimum
drive by the school and our se-number of . hours in school
cond grader would point and ,_.JlllJll!JRJllfJi-MMlll'MMM---~-------
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Color la now an established I
fact la the world ol hosiery ~
and panlybose. One manufac-R
lurer ol leg coverlnp, keeps I
pace by serving up "gounnet I
garden:' colors. I
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These include the vegetable I
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parsnip: the berry flavors. I
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Your Horoscope ~omorrow -
Aquarius: Stress Moderation, Proper Timing
FRIDAY which comea from pro-SCORPIO (Oct.23-Nov. 31): d!Jcu..lon. Family affairs Is moderation, proper pacing IF 1'0DAY 18 YOU!\
CE"BER 3 fOMlonal endeavors. Soclal Good lunar upect now coin-domlnala. Budget Is ta1k,ed and tlmlng. Travellng relaUve BIRTHDAY you Iaugb a great DE m contact 11 valuable. 8 e cides with Journeys, extra-cur-I". about.-and revised. may be exaggerating apeclal deal, but you alao cry' on
u••a rlcul,ar studle1. Exchange C..t.PBJ(X)RN (Dec. 22-J'an. reports. Avoid extravagance. By SYDNEY Orr~ available. See and be seen. Ideas. Get thoughts on paw. ID): Lie.low. Do more listening Keep medical appointment!. the inside. Very few peraotll
Leo ls naturally optimiatic; Get around. · Prepare fonnat. Fine for st1;b-than auerting. Learn through PISCES (Feb. l9-March 20): know the real you. Thi.a ll
there always Is a "party -in LJBkA (Sept.23-0ct. 22): mlttlng manuscripts f o r observation. Heed inner vol~. partly because you don't
the wings . '1 Leo is life and Ambit!Qiis can be , fulfilled. publication. Spread influence. Check legal angles of .any Accent on children, creative always understand yourself.
• -Is the show and •--· M t 1.o.. •• 1~---endeavors. You gain by back-:~a~gneUsm that makes the Key is to be thorough . One SAGJ'n'ARIUS (Nov. 22-eni.c.ipriae. · a e or uwiu-Recent changes at home work
-rid -ntlnue to whirl in position of authority now Dec. 21): You may be 'con-partner UU penetrating que• 1ng your own bunches. Others to your benefit. You enler
nv .... is close ob&erver. Be confident cerned with what it obecured tlona. Be prepa1ed. now come to you for advice. cycle now which doea lead
ARIES (Mardi ll·Aprll ll): without being arrogant. Do or hidden. Occult Intrigues: AQUARIUS (Jan. aG-Feb. Bt helpful, but reiu.e to get to self4tacovery. Not all a
Basic Issues are spoWghted. what must be done -and Money earned by rrl&te or JI): You, may want to lie Involved in lover's quarrel. bed of roae&-but u1tlmlte
These include borne, property,,,_be_ef_f_ic_le_n_t. _______ pa;_rtner ___ co_m_ea_-'up __ 1_o_r_l_ow_and_·_1_1v_•_hll_b._B_ut_ke....;.y_Y_ou_w1_n_com_pce11;__e_nd_·~---'g'-a_ln_and_.:;gr_o_vtth_are_·_indlc_1_lad.
relations with older person.
Ul'I T1"""91t
~SSEMBL Y LINE -In Mound, Minn., the manufac-
turer of Tonka Toys prefers employing women over
men. "They're dependable," says Robert O. Hughes
.production manager.
Employment
yth .Exposed . . . . ' ' ...
,.By GAY PAULEY
NEW• YORK (UPI) -A
manager, male, takes a look
at ability of employe, female,
and exposes many of the
"Less skeptical"; "When a
man is decisive, he evokes a .
father image but a woman ls
11 I m p J y considered aggres-
sive."
"myths" about women in srILL BARRED
business. Another question was, "Are No, be Isn't campai,gning for there business areas still bar-
the women's libefatlonists. red to women because of their
Yes, be is speaking from his sex?" 64 percent of the
executive suite in a company respondents said "Yes," 36
that has more than 20,000 percent said "No." Some
employes, 80 percent of them listed the 11barred" areas as
women . the high execUtive levels in
1'Perhaps the single most large cor'porations, others as
significant error, committed by "Hard physical labor . for
men and management is that which she is not physically
they tend to assume that all equipped."
Real estate opportunity could
be in picture. Streu the prac-
ticrJ . Leave apeculation for
JnQther time.
TAURUS (April ZG-May 20):
Accent on visits, special con-
tacts, ability to put ideas into
acUon. Yo~ get reimbursed
for efforts. Some who seemed
lndlfferent now express en-
thusiasm. Support comes from
unusual source.
GEMINI (May 21-June 2tl):
Money comes your way. Proj-
ect is completed. You gain
added recognition, F i n i s b
rather than initiate activity.
Aries plays prominent role,
Be vital, active and alert.
Pounce on opportunity .
CANCER (June Zl.July 22):
Lunar cycle high;
circumstances favor your ef-
forts. Take initiative. Lead
rather than foUow. Emphasiu
Independence, originality.
Take a chance on ideas,
abilities. Purchase apparel.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22):
Charitable projects, theater,
romantic illusions are
fea.turefl. You1 may have to
work behlM scenes. Not eas.Y
for you -but it is now
necessary. Prepare. Plant
seeds. Make contacts.
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22 ):
Accent on friends, hopes,
special desires. You learn
something more about income
' ~BRASS RJNO ~Dhtlltcthe SM.rt w ...... ,,.,... ity
·• Norm•n Wiatt e Bleyle
AIM Goll W .. r
2711 l•t ~-.U HWJ. c.ro .......
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women are the same, that When it came to factors in
women are not indlv.iduals," busineSs D)lting tt dlUJcult for
aays Ray A. Killian. ''They women to advance, answers
yield to ibe temptation of ranged froro •lsfie can't go and
making decisions based on play golf or have a drink with 1-;;;;~~;;;~~!!!;I averages rather than on the men" to the "Ag~ld pre.
merits of each woman." judices that women are not ln-
That'a sort of like "a doctor tellectually or emotionally
averaging the information on suited for e :r e c u t l v e
the charts ..•. in the hospital capacities."
and prescribing cures based What . changes would Im-l~iililililil~llllllilililllt .on the averages." prove women's opportunities
This approach, "penalizes for advancement? Answers ln-
both the company and the eluded, "Women must keep
women," says Klliian. bitterness out of their at.
Killian sees women as "an titude ; men must evaluate
important but under-uUlized women by ability, not se:r,"
human resource (bu.tl pro-and "Grownup behavior by
perly employed, t r a I n e d , women in business."
aupervlsed. compensalad, pro-~ asked his group to
moted and judged represent comment on several of the
the be.st bargain available to cliches ordinarily heard about
the comparw." women workers. For inlta.nte
Kllltan Is vice president and -that "Women are too emo-WI ~JER ~UARTER director of penonnel opera-tional", Answers included:
tlons for Belk Store Services, "No more than men, they just
Inc:., an 18-state chain of over show it in a different way" or J••· J to M•r. 4
400 department stores. He alao "I've seen male managers has conducted training pro-blow their tops, a l lo w p •I • t I• I • htliil19,
gram1 and seminars for themselves to be manlwlated, Aclvawcetl, &..1CIK•pe:
management personnel in all get away with incompetence Drowl11 • l•1lc, P191n:
phases of leadership. that wouldn't be tolerated in 1 W•hrcolor; Color •
In 20 years in ·the business, woman." l D11l11: Prl•hMld11; 1 ..
he has interviewed and hired On home versus career -t.rlor D11l91; Jewelry;
"counUess women, p J a c e d "Women have to choose, they C • r • "'1c1: Sc1lptlre.
them, trained them, supervls-can't be good at both". l'I'he lro11l111 Clo•••• 11
. ed them, counseled them -comments ranged from "This DNWl•t: P•l•tl11: Ctr-
and fired som'! of them." Is very true", to 11Why •Mies; P•oto9r•plty.
shouldn't they be good al WORKING WOMAN both? All it takes is organiza-ApPft'vtcli fw Vet.r•••
Now, In a prov~aUve boolc tion and the ability to devote IPri11orpho1z1forbrocbHrt
called "The Working Woman" wholehearted attention to each <714) 494-1520
(American Man age men t at the appropriate Ume. 630 L•t•H Ca 1yoa A4.
AsaociaUon, New York ), he "Variety can teep a woman Lat•R• IHCh 92651
tells it like he setS it from hi.st ~a~lerl~~and~more~~lnte~r~es~t~ln~g.~"~!==~=~:=~~I own observations and a survey Ii of both sexes at manageriaJ,
supervisory and les.wr ranks
of job level. .
One question, for inatanct,
was "What advantages do
women have over men as
employes ?"
Some of the an1wers :
"Better ·equipped tem-
peramentally to handle certain
typea of detail-oriented jobs":
"Capable women have the ume advantqes as capable
rnen" and "None".
Advantages of women over
men as auptrvllora? Some answers: "In most cuu. none"; ''Greater
..Wvity, better equipped to
deal with problems ot female
empiu1"" ud "More MJbtly
penuutve, wkler range of ac-
tlrw roW;s to use In ac-
comptllhlnl goals." To the f1111911doa, HWbat ad•
vutaces do IDlll hive over
women u tmploya!'\ thi
...,en ranpd from HNone,
otlllr' than bl'IWD" to "Accept
chanp: beUer'' to ''Leu
r1""1rJ, more comradeship".
Advantapl men have over
wmnen II auporvllCn ln· c1udld ~ replies :
"Qonerally they can cope
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·By JACQUELIN!l OOMBS
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If you can't communicate ln bed, then
you can't communicate elsewhere.
That's the message ol Masters and
Johnson, f&qled sexual th e r a p Is t s,
brought by Dr. Alexander P. Runclman,
a former therapist at the team 's St. Louis
clinic.
A man wW ,10 to great lengths to get
"just the right spot" on his back scratch-
' ed by his wife. "But t>nce they enter Uie
bedrooqi, il'1 utter silence by mutuaJ con-
sent,'' said Dr. Runciman, professor at
San ' Fe"1ando Valley State College
during a UCI Extension lecture in the
series, Survey of New Therapies.
"Jf a couple Jearrui tO communicate
sexually, they will find their enUre rel•·
tionship Jar more meaningful," he ex4
phasized. After succesSfuI t e!J'U al
therapy, most couples expand I.be su~ss
'to all areu of their lives together.
"They learn 'how to interact and give
support to each other, not just during
marital relatlolts but at every level of ·
lhelr ~vjs .iogelher," he 1'id.
In l!til'perfotman<:!!.-<>nen~ culture,
people.,Jook to marrlale .manual1 to Up·
prove · tecbnlque and to a.Uri them of
the mechttnlCs.of sexual, intercoUrse, "A ,
commur)icating couple doesn't need ·ii:
manual;" 'Dr. R~iman m.a~tai.ned.•
CO~ICATE
As a poor example, he cited men who
rely on their knowledge of technique to
give and get · ~al satisfaction. They
assume all ~, will respond well.
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what she likes," cauUoned Dr. Runclman.
"A man only find;s out what It is through 1
commu'n.iCating."'
Learning to commuhicate may mean
changing an attitude Which has beeh con-
ditioned over a long period of Ume, he
said. If a patient is asked what his sex
education was In the home, 6e may reply,
"None, I diliJl't get any ."
Dr. Runclman maintained that he did.
"He learned tha(.sex. is something you
just don't talk about." .. , .
The family and marriage counselor
also dejilored the total Jack o l
physiological knowledge In t he s e
enlightened times. "Even medical doc-
tors .... their knowledge of sexual fWlC-
tions may be Just u limited as the
general public's."
· Dr. Rwximan believes that "those who
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school system are the least likdy to pro-
vide any se1 educa.UOQ ln the home."
Although it is necessary, the best sex
education Is not fonnaliud, he added.
"When a child sees warmth and a
working relaUonship between his p11eDts,
then he Is p\tlng 1 good -educaUon." A frt.ndly pat 'pl'Oducbla 1 1111ile from
Mother meam mon than any Valentino-
type kiss. •
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any affection• or se1Ual ai!vance, be eoon
learns that selO&l relaUo1111 are to be
avorded at .U costs,'' be'added.
During his research Dr. Runcbnan ac-
quired a loDg Ust 9f situatiom of poor
aema1 conditionfnl of women, which
lead> to diuppoiDtmmt durln& -ital
relations:
More Mothers Ta king · Drugs
SAN fRANCISCO (UPI) - receiving no treatment. of the 18 mothers delivered
A Pennsylvania physician says "In·the untreated group, the babies premature by weight."
'tbe number of women id: o u t 11 t a nding complication All but two of the 18 infants observed was that of low birth in the untreated group "re-
dJcted to narcotµ:a dur~ weight," the report said. "In . quired some therapy for
their childbearing )'tars ~'has the treated group, on,ly three withdrawal for at least 10 more than tripled in lhe past ___ _. _ _::__:.:_c:..._ __________ _
five y!IJ'I,"
Dr"" James F. Connaughton
of the Univer s ity of
Penmiylvania Hospital called
for .l1tot.al care in all addicted
mothers" In a report to the
Cllnlcal meeting of th e
American College of Obstetri-
cians and Gy~logists.
· Connaughton and three col-
feagues reported on studies 1 .,..,..~:
comparing heroin add ict& who l
bad at least IOme prenatal
care plus drug addiction
therapy with another group
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In lhe treated .,...p, eight
required no lherapy at all
because the mother bad been
treated for addldinn.
-Obluvlnc molhen "'°"' oexual In. ltrcoune (tllhtr 111bUy or pey~cally)
-Beh!g put down u 1 female (Daddy
wanted a little boy).\
-Hearin: lurid 111., of chlldbear1J1i.
-E1periene1ns rape, incest, harsh
toilet lra4>in& or premarital p~egnll!;lCy.
-Undergoing severe religious training .
Young &iris are told, "Nice girls don't
talk about se1 or touch themselves," COD·
tinutd Dr. Runciman. "Then lheire 'nice
&irll' are supposed to get married, jump bmien the lheels and be a Ogress."
Therapy for people with s u c h
backgrounds ls usually Su c c e s sf u I
becllU!e 90 pen:<nt ol """'! problems
are psycholoeica1, not physiological, he
claimed. T1le three biggest hang-ups are
nonorrwnie females ("frigid Is a hor-
riolt word"), male impotency and
premature ejaculation.
Masters and Johnson counseling has
brou&ht the husband ~ wife together
and' •resolved these difflC'Ulties with
re10W1dlrig auccess, Dr. Runclman claim-
ed. Ti..e reversal ratU ~ve been
nqnorgumic f~les, to percent; male
impotency, 11.. percent, and premature ~}aculation, nearly1 100 perce~t. .
"The program. is, very, exc\Ung for me
aS a theraolst, see~g SIM:Ce$ in such a
abort period of time (two weeksJ. For
yeara as a marriage counselor, I had
overlooked tbe sexual aspect of a couple's
lives."
Taking uception, be aa.id, "1be finest
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P'Oll'&lll -·t do 111)'lhinl Unleu Ille
couple puts it to work.'1
PROGRAM
Discussion of physiology bu a lot to do
with Masters and Johnson counkllng
because the therapi.lta have to know whit
Is taking place. 1'But, there is no observa·
tion. Jt's all communication," he stre•
ed.
A therapy team of one man and one
woman Is assigned to each couple. Each
talks to a counselor of their own se.1 on
the first visit. ~ the second vis.it, the
toles an reversed, putting the hJISband
;~~ :J: ~e:i1eal~~~t.and the Mife
A rowtd-table approac:h la taken Oft the
third session. "Male-fem,a.Je therapy rives
each person one of their oWn sex to relate
the problem to." .
Separately, each partner's sexual
history is taken, including what to
them ls acceptable seiual behavior, °"ir
conditioning and traumatic uperlenees,
Dr. Runclman explained.
The couple has to be mutually
dedicated to undergoing therapy. lt's not
his problem that he's impotent. Jt's not
her problem that she's nonorgasmic.
"It's their problem and they have to deal
with it as a unit." .
Commenting on the use of the rou.'ld·
table discussion, Dr. RU.ncltnan said,
"You 'd be surprised how much you can
tell about a couple's relaUonship. What
they are sayinJ and doing to each other
comes across.'
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The nelt llep la Iumlq to ..t
munle1te. Couples IMm II -lie -approoch durlng nw1lal nfata. -p
ine to pt pltaaure. llvtaa dh-
taking ••ffiUIJon!.
HAMPERED I
Or. Runclman believes 1ft1D1 wom
are hampmd from enl•Yln& -~ tercourse because they are preoccu
or faUgued. "Se,lual fanluy la Im
for a woman durinf lntucoune.
should leam to J!v• Jn to and Mjoy
fantasies." , ~
The professor uld that wocma are <V,
llriilely more puslonale than -=.=· it comes to sexual kltntlty', wmne ha ·
ft over men -physioJoakatlYl and
ps1chologically." 1 .•
, ' A:sked about IOCiety'a new IUUa °"'""'"• l>e replled "I think we m ta! in& more about tu but we are still at
. giggle sCage." '
~ for youth's new morality he sa1d,
"Kids are talking more and 4lolnC 1mo11, Wt they sun have the aame sexual d~
ficulties as their parents and the
grandparents. u , I
He•dviSld men and women to become
aware of all their sen!es and now wltb
\heir nff4s,. "{ would Hke a11 American
brlde4 tO" take i d>urse from a call glrL A
cal,l.1gir\ ]\as had to learn to deal 1'ith all,
sexual problems in order to survive."
Wives have to team that notbint 11
Wrong once the bedroom door 1J clMed,
he added. "If lhey did, lhey'd put the call
girl out of bwdn~."
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lnf«lllal 4 Ont who pro. 32 Fatuous Biol.
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FIREPLACE?
YOU FOOL,
PATRICK HENRY
·IS DEAD!
PEANUTS
JUDGE PARKER
WELL, MY 80V,. COME IN,
COME 1N~ Miss CAt!:iDN"ANP
MISS SPENCER ~ CMAR:MING
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A. FEW VEA.e!t YOUNGER!
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8UT Tiil llLtJA• ARBl"r ll>T!
THERE's NO MEAT COMING FROM IT.
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By Charles M. Schulz
THATS A 6000 IDEA. i' •
LET'S LOOK AT THIS MAP TOGETHER,
ERIC! IT'Li. GIVE VOi.i A. GOOP IPEA.
WMV THIS OPtRATIOW WILL WORK
SO WELL! A.NP, IMC1 PENTA.Lt.'( WE
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S.NOW JQ'NIGHT AMP 1'ME I. SMA.U. PRIVATE
PLOP3 A.RE NOT OVITE STRIP MERE! AS
A.T TMElR 9E5T! VOi.i CAN HE, IT'S
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Mesa Wgh Coneert --
¥ outh. Orchestra Delig~ts
111 TOii Mii.ft. E;irtby umm ,.1th Miss ....... ,.. ~ . • • reading of •
~>-..i. wotll to llrllW Ille to and demandlng.ICOre lit,,._ lo ~ ""'""""' that ' hove done credit ro
.... II °'"* Clllllr " .. 1the Bl.,.tce his .. e. ... ........,-.it Ill~ 1• He lnaMaD, bocJllil by mr«... wlllall aw •orohostr• which • .... w.u -lo 1lrinl lied, Ill !Gr this line Frllda •' t• to thll ._'Olthab•••tllully
................. ,dellftnd °"'"""'a..... by lion. . H--Ila tbe Bach, bl!'d-
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deoerve the highest (l'aiJe !or
their e!!ortl and they 111 It •
from this· corner:. W4f can
bring IJWJ world'•' t 1.n e 1 t ,
orchestra; to orange CoUnty •
but ,U.,, will never, for th1s
crUic ,at least,, ever begin to
generate 1l1e kind ·or Joy the
music lover derives from such
dedicated yowi,g performers.
Waid!lll tao -.iJgable IY the kind ol !llletlol one
-~ -lit Coola WOllld DI*\ !ram In
M• Hlill lcfiool ft , ... ed "'*"1bla 01 'oach ....... Kate ·Hepburn ,.i oglia -! tlill Al yun.
larmet -.i-nl "'-~-Wlli on in lhtit 1 0reap ~ 1'118-..,~ -. program to ~ts Hospital
Ordioltra -!or • • oiler 1 ...,.-.If rneage< tu· dlNI m111lrl ... In~ et... dlellce -Andrle ... '1 BosroN (AP ) -Katht.rine
mntandllJ_ and IDl<lp.... Vartltlonl oa 1 , Themo' by Hepburn was discharged from
clasoicsl mDalc. • , Kuhnlu and Jla)'On't Syn\· Ma " a ch u setts G<aeral
llM ~ Onoie llhonY No .• 1-lllrther ,_r, ii Hoopital 1\!eed•y, a hospital Ooml1 Clidllllra ·II were ileedad, lhlt tlle.oe spokesman r<p0rted. ,
alMoaal1 lllr lillh :rOunpten aim llO lo-than The spokesinao said the ac-
tlleir ,. .. 'Oa ot II -lft tbe stan. tress was admitted Friday for
1'0tU aa a· -~?°' They and lllu BeUnlanle , observation and tests and that
tram jud II tblJ -I __ l_t ~w_es_'...:'po_thina_· .,:_sertous __ ._" __ 1 ctJUc wbolit ....
1n a concert liall 1111 •lli. 'Space Helmet'
-to see porf..,.. Ill tltll-• ' :S:"P ~ =.= S)J.ow Crui~led
u capably at -le!W ,,_,_I ol "!'he Boy taatl'a toaemblt • '" .... ..,_.. ......
The :iW ~ paocWlioa'
ol the "Messllli" bf -will be heal)I ,~ If·
ternoon at 4 o'clOck id'~
Garden Grove COOmmnitY
Drive-in Church, 12140 Lewis
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~to ..... In
wo ftfi pa.-llcularly ill-and 1111 Malle S... llelmet,"
tripod •ith the Jo1c1 work ol ortp!Jy ICbodU!ed for Satur-!lullol llflcbel Bennm In the dV at the HDDllnston Beach
dlflgblfllly deltflnd Bach '* School adul!or!Uftl, waa
en-I flalta Ill B minor -I -k ~-by IU!da· Nauman,
the Ulll, pilved to ba Iba cor-~ of tho' Huntington
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St. Liz Worth
A Fortun.e
The 300-voice choir, ac-..
companied by the Jloel<iios
Symphony ~_;Jack
Miller, organist, ~ James·
Peanon, harpsicbOrdlsl, will PARlfl (UPI) ~ Elizabeth
be under the direction or Dr. Taylor will ·Wear f3 million
Maurice Allard. PrOduction worth of dlamodda when she
coordinator Is G. I \Y)l!W ,.., to 1 party lolllght.
Bassett, who wu thtf«lllllll. Along with Mill Taylor al)CI
fouDder of the event. · . the diamonds wUl go a heavy
· The program is spoTllOl'td · poll.ce escort -to~airround tht
by the Orange Count)I Cbi>ral Chateau de -lllote
Conduct9n Guild and 14 sup-where Barpn Guy ' de
ported by rilinislerial groups Rolbschild ts giving the Pll'i'•
throughout the county. SOloists the spokesman said. 1_
to be beard with ~ t b e The theme of the tvent _.
performance inclu~e ~rano "Marcel p r o u st ' ' • and
Vina Williams, c o n tr a 1.i Cf ·-Rolhschlld-asked h!s guesta to
Lucille Anderton, bass Jonah dress up in costumes of the
Kiit-aqd tenor/ A 1'1 e D · :fllOs. -year ntar1c1 till J'ebnson. • 1 · lllllth bll'lhday ol Proust, whd
There ls no a d m l s s i o n has remained one of France'i
cl!u'P and the public Is ill--iDlluentlal 1"iter1 • . yjledtootteaidlheeventw~---=---, ---'-----1
. 11! always l'O_!ll>rmed the l\r!I,
Sunday In December at " an
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Jr.1 '*1 Ilia an atte"' -.. H~ ~·~P1.~•0,,,••t :. ?,;)l mlnlltrator with a llnll 11111 """"""lloll. '" Ids Th• • strallbllonranl llllJlller, ~ coune charted for our
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would receive a fourth star. awarded a bolt of deooraUons, 1'I lf.year .. ld Ol!iunan, a includh>g 1111 Navy Crosa, the
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-a Mlrlne officer 1iooe witb &old star, .. L<gloS of
graduatioo from the Naval Merit 111C1 Ille -star.
AcademJ In 1935.
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__ Supports qkt ~~~4: Ae~ce
Bill Vetoed 4slfed 'R.iuh' ThingS;. S~if11~-.':
• Sbortly a11er taking 01r.,. in By. Reagan
SAN ntANCISOO (UPI) -mem for nearly two inonthl 1969, .Nixon tapped bis formei: "Ha~--,S... Wore he -"''n:fH.11 atdtlr-e !lo· 2'1im'>I ' ~ (UPI) -A pallet <adel.aald bl wu ordered to tMe the CIA wber. Cua!unao bu been GllV. 11onald Ragan hu =~= 1_;N~=--== ,Qo =,~~~~·· ~~a 0~mr.1::"'.!'.
-. "l!lvt JOO -stolen la not part of the ' standanl Wider director Richard Helms. money corporations to help
female 'Undf.rwelr '. off a procedure,'' the A D\ e ~ 1 n The a.n n 0 u 8 c ea e 1 t of unemployed a er o spa c e 'cJothesllnet• Civil Liberties ll!lltln . la CUahma's nomlllatlln by Niss workers 11111 other sklllef'~
W!llllm bit llfPl>om aid " filing a suit m ......,.. on aa ~ -• 8 fes<ionall. , ' ba ....t.d a a ca4ol In the bebaU in U.S. Dillrk:I Cloomt. surp11a Ibis wait to -ol· Reagan said W~ tiif ,
la 1ranclaoo Police Dtpaii-. 'Ille ACLU lllld th• !ken at Mlrlne Corps head· corporatto.., would "-.U, ~ aum IDcll!'lld -quarters where the betting duplicate" the function of the
• .. qUilllltlllt .-: "' '° favorite was Lt. Gen. John R. flonproht California J o b $400 Cash Given '!Have you aver had. IUllll Chaiuon, CWTenUy chief of Development Corporations :r.illlaol !'Ill! illlinilo1 staff Program, set up three years
T-0 OCC F' d "e...,,,.. ever perticipeted white H •·-ago to make loans to buslnes-00 in a npe! ,.,.. press .secre-, •• in -cally disad-"H .... ,.. blll'~Dal Ronald L. Ziogler wd he does vautqod .....,,
Tho noilJ -......... rmtions? not know who would "'place 'l1le aov•nior said the proj.
COW1C1J el tht ll~wport The ACLU said t!la pellet ~b buat~.JllstAfiilled~'11t let. li!*iflld in ' the bill ~ 11-loon! " de••....... , ... _ aald the ~ "' ..,,.... WOUid Ile "'"'"tillty limited RullJ bu 11.., '400 tn i-7~' ordencl mUllary man. ~ _.,., ..
9CboJanlip luiidi .to Orong .. :!':'. Ille tali:: tl!at he Ollhlnan won higl11naitl' f ;~lll!.lt erno lnunediate
Coaot eou.,1. failed to man tlo n an Vtelnam &1 coJJltJWldor Iii III ~ f« llnelble flnap.
Tllo -WI llvln In the autoqioblJa IP"tdonl cm hll Marines from 1161 untn he ciaJ returns -. a prerequl!ite fcnn of two '111 idiolanlupc •ml>J.,_ qpUcoli. ond returned to w~ :!WO' far~*""" It 11> ad a $lllO "'volvilll lund to be !hit bl ..... told 1111 clralt 1'"" later. pean 1~. "1li!<•IY that aoe6 tor ~t IOls>L ' boaril bl ...,Y /"!l -. Cushman il co n I~~ Iii' d , · llnlllClll lnitttiit!oilt-ld be l<*Pb ·R. 'Kroll. dean of ' bumam. + o • would preside over a Marine willing to make business loans l!Udon!s at OCC; l<icepied ·111e • 00ni, pollca doDi4-had Corps thai has been j>ared av.U.1111 J~ -projects,"
-for.the IChooL no ri8hNO "* R 11 a llldl from !Is Peak Vlotnam war he Ul4. , ·Mn.~ Gerrie;~ tnoul!UIC 11111 ......... qoeo. lllreqth of '317,000 In -to ' -Reagan IOI Ille measure ti Ilia women'1 couDdJ, Jiilp.d 11o!1s amt bis' pnooal llle 204,IGO. With only · 200 r.-"cannot and 11!11 1IOI alleviate = Ibo . coaocll and which have no ~ on his malnlng in Vietnam, the unemployment. n would only
t be odlolanhip clpibl!Ht 'u a !"UClnwi;" Marines have relumed to their dotract from ~ eflorta
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~iDAlLY PILOT ii proud of its COf1:1 of 1101ino salesmen who deliver the new.spcptr to wour door. These
11ovng men ere tht criam oJ tht: com.m~nity. Each month, tM be1t of them will be selected for li&ting on the ' HO?tOr roll. ltJeh Cdnitr lilttd htft hos obtaintd ot le41t four ncao cu.ttomcr1 414rinQ tht-JlrOlt montb,. had no . . . ~ mOrC tMii OM cutomer compici!tt for tM month ond mwt have paid hi& bill for the newspa~r he bought
"1oMlacll" on t1mt. Nu?Mrol l1' f'ont of star (• J preceding hi& name indicates number o/ cantecutive months
lllal ..,.,;,, ·llGI bt<n on th< Honor Roll.
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FROZEN FOODS
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WHITE llNG "D" ••• ~ 57'
WATER SOFTENER •• "::~':: 57'
MIRACLE WHITE .~:;.':; 1.41,
SALVO PELLm •.• ,':i:::2.29
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Laos lo -m -U and llllY
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Laos, occasionally firing air·
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at. but said no U.S. aircra1t
were bit.
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trail ln soutberg Laos where
U.S. be!JCopten, 11 f b t er
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bombm are cooductini an in-
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qolnlt Narlh Vielnamese ln-
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Mul'ltl!Wllfl It.cl\, ~· ..... " ........ --___. 'Tiii• .......... IMlftl ~ "" ................ '*""" ........... ... ~f ............ _,....., .. ,.1 ..... . WASHINGTON (UPI) -eating." .. .,... G, L•111"d ~"' ""__.,.,.....,.. i. 11111 .-. Tbe~..,ood and D r u ll ~ BeQjamln S. a.mtl)tl '11111 •...-nt 111t11 w11t1 1111 CurtY • ffte cl••"'-... ...,. ~ ..,,. .,
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• by ftve law atudents who cam-the a&:el'I cy 1 1 llro-lndUltry, LEGAL NOTtcE '~~.,.,~~~ _,, 1m. fortbekSeabef~tbe antl-co·~uriier blas,11 ,.,~ JOHNs.wA11:0J111:., """-··and the _ ... Uc "D---.tt..1 •ICTOTIOUI IUllMlll Vk» .. ralllltlt and Trvtl Officer , ......,.'&,.._ ...... • .-1Y1tU IKl"lt" .. ec:!lk NetleMI atlllil Aftar more than ab: montha ... ,, Koch and four o the r ,,.· ..,_NAM.I,!"'..,•'"'• :~ ~ anct Na11111111 .. nk1111 ._1""°"
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regu.iatlon. • FDA, then before wldely TN• tMMa i. 11tt"' COftdllet'"" D't' ari ~"::"..:. l;."_ k!M '" The agency said tt would aak public.lzed congressional hear-lllCll¥11MI ,....._, ~ t11•1 r~ to ·pus a new 1IW ings an4 :In televilJoa in-Tiii• ~1·ni:...""°"""'.tt11 C.UflfY =.:::'.1a4!c.t.r ;;qUiri;; the labeling in-tll"views. ' , ' c .. 111. tt °'.,.. cwMY 911 """· a 1n1 ""*""" ar-c...r O.llf' f11~.
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voluntarily. course taught by consumer LEQAI.; NO'l'ICI: MOTI(I TO c11:1arro.1 M~t food.! are]W)w required advocate John F. Bamlaf m ....... ,.,,. ~
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The students' proposal 1fOUJd University. They incorporated NAMI IT ... TIMENT I E1111!H; ~°u't':~ ... °';..~t~~~. ,, .. have extended t be re-themJelves u LABEL Inc., an ."!'-fllllDWW!s ..,_ 1• dollltl ...,. 111• ,,_n ,, zuLtEKA ,., TU"LEY GUYNN* quirement t 0 atandardized acronym for Law Studeotl ' . JOI TlfE Gltl!ICS BEAUTY SALON. •rid •• ZULIEIC.I. ,., TUlll:LIY, DkMud.
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These products acoou or course UM in111Y1c1uei wllft ffll M«aU,., """""*"'· In ""• bout 20 percent of the but the students kept cam-JoMOll 111:. S.lerno otlk• Gt 111e Citric • the ••• tn1lllMI a Tltli .. ,,_, 11...i wlltt lh• County (Ot;rt, cw lo _, "*"" wllh "'-American food supply and palgnlng, using televlsion In-c1tt1o. 01 °''"'" c-1.,. on NOYt1l'lblr 14.. ntee•••rv ¥OUC11tr• 1o 1111 unotl'lf•,,.. range from cola and mayo~ tervlews to plead their cause 1m. bV ar1.,1v J , MaCIOoll, .,...,,.,. ,"0 ""aox0"~ ;;" c~1,1 ~.ii-Ton;::
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d • ii ll !tho t label the FDA ,........,bitr 11 25 1M1 DtClmlllf 2. f, 11 tilt ll'IK• or btillne. or lhl w1*f1'9MCf an Je y, a w u • . · 1 • Jl'lt-n In 111 rn..ri.rs 111rt11nl119 1o lhl -.11i. listed ingredients Without endorsement, the 1" of .. JO ~t. w11111n fllllr mo11111t
Last War Death in Vietnam _tjthough the .FDA knows ~DA published the students' LEGAL NOO'lCE ":r:-~%':" 11111 111111«·
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< BY"llONALD A. DA VIS
. SAIGON (UPI) -One
American' serVlceman in Viet-
nam Is destined to make
history.
No one knows Who be iS
now, but someday bis name
'fill appear, perhaps under an
aaterisk, when the~ books are
Written on A'mer lc an in-
volvement in Indochina. He
will have become the le:st GI
ltilled Jn Vietnam. · •
This one WOCfY underline~
tbe think.in& ,of Americans in
V.tetnam: No: one wants to
riatch that last bullet· or s~p
on that final land mine.
You set it ln their faces
everywhere -:-on the Jonely
fire base! and on crowded
OllO tranaporl planes fly""
them.On.new operations.
"That's going to be a heh of
a storylor you guys," a young
major remarks with heayY
·ATCa.Sm to a reporter. '
"You're really going to like
that one."
You reply that lt'.s one you
would just as soon pass pp.
The Americans in the· field
aren't forcing the issue now
when contact ii made with the
guerrillas. The pr e f e r e d
method of fig~Ung these daY,S
is at long range, by artlllety
· and aircraft.
· · At a fire base in lhe moun-
tains of the north,~"-some
artillerymen . casually pump
out several mortar rounds on
a suspected. ta<get. .Tbep tiley
learn the suspected target was
a' group of Viet OJl'lg believed
to be carrying the feared IMO
rockets which coold be used
against the U.S. base.
"My God! Let'f put aome
more. fOODds down !hero
quick," a mortar man says,
leaning to adjust his weapon.
Soon aOOther 20 shells are
whining away in a high arc,
Pollceman Aided
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Straight · as Worker
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l,;uck Wells a former dope
ct and e:r-omvict, is get·
a new start iri lire-an
use of a smailkiwn cop.
i Police Chief Stan Sower, 39,
bpened the prison door for the
f.5-year-old Wel!s, got ~im a
~ob and set him up 1n an
apartment in this s m a 11
f<Milhwestem 1 d a b o com-
tnunlty ..
• Three years ago Sower ar-
Wells for burglarlzin& a
's office.
· "He's a good kid," Sower
bid of Wens. "He wasn't even
Lrmed when be broke into the
iaedic.al clinic. He we,nt iigbt
by two safes. He just needed a
fix."
While in prison Wells kicked
!he drug habit and joined a
earn of inmates ......tio h~ld
••rap" sessiorui OD narcotics
with numerous olgaalzatioi:ts
on the out!ide.
· Last September W e I t s
received a parole date. The
bnly condition was that . be
have a job and a place to hve.
He was ready to head for his
Tacoma, Wash., home.
But early this month a
prison counselor told Wells he
had talked with his parents
and that they didn't want him
'to come home. N o e:r~
planaiioOS. · ·
That's. whep Chief Sower
stepped in. He teamed of
Wells' plight after another in·
mate told of it in a letter to a
newspaper.
Sower arranged for a job at
a food processing plant and
paid lbe f.itsl months rent on
an apartment for Wells.
"I have only one aim and
that's to not let hifn down,"
Wells said in an interview. "If
there were more policemen
like Stan Sower, the prisons
wouldn't be as crowded."
"I feel there's a heck of a
lot of hope in Chuck," Sower
said.
"He has a real g'ood cllance
of helping himself. He just
needs a st&rt and to be ac-
cepted.''
\Vhy did he take an interest
in Wells?
'A poticetnan's primary job
is that·of helping, says Sower,
whO resigned bis radio p·
ecutive's job. four yean ago to
become police chief of Pay.
ette1 a town of 5,000 persons.
"In a small town like Pay-
ette it's only about 5 percent
law ' enforcement," Sower ad·
ded.
F AilJlLY ClllCIJS 1>11 Bfi Keane -~--..; .....
"Thero ore TEN of us living 'in this house now--
mt, Mommy, Dolly, Jeffy{ PJ, Borfy, Som,
Klttycot, the goldfish ••• el's see••thot's
ninlt, •• Kittycat, the goldfish, and.,•
oh, yeah ;-Doddy 1 •
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exploding 26 seconds later in a
va!ley tar below.
On Nov. lt an America
reconnalManct company of
175 men was ambushed by a
battalion of 500 guerrillas, 58
miles northeast of Saigon. The
l}.S. unit, wbkil in past years
lfOU}d have quickly assumed
the offensive, this t i m e
withdrew and calle<! in je~
and helicopter gunships to bit
the Comm-bi.
On their part, the guerrillas
are also reluctant to tangle
with American troops. But the
reason probably is not so
much out of fear as of know·
Ing the foe will soon be gone,
There is little percentage In
such a fight. American patrols
in the field , although con-
ditions are as dirty and rough
as ever, seldom make signifi·
Cant conlact.
The Americans drawing the
most fire are the helicopter
crews and the adviser& to
Vietnamese field units.
_ The cllopper gunners lrpP
their maChlneguns readj, a
chain oi bullets looped over an
old C-ration can to make cer·
tain if an ordtrly feed into the
chamber, The pilots of the
u n a r m e d little Loach
helicopters zip over possible
trouble spots at treetop level
and 100 mUes·an-hour to make
u small a target as possible
for any Communist gunners.
The watchword is caution.
In the.past, only the men who
were "short" -with a few
weeks left in country -were
the one,, to take the extra
steps for protection. Now
everyone does. Extra
defenses-sentinels, trip wires,
warning devices-are set up
when a patrol beds down.
Weapons are kept cleaned, oil·
ed and ready.
Guards are more alert at
isolated fire bases. Each man
yearns to wear the little piece
of string or ribbon that marks
PARIS. (AP) -The Soviet
Union faces a growing prc.-
blem of naUonllsm in Ill cerl"'
tral Asian republics, the Na·
lional Defense Review uys.
An article In the Journal's
December issue says the
Islamic people of the five
republics bordering I r 1 n •
Afghanistan and China have
successfuUy resisted all of·.
ficial "Sovietliation" attempts
and maintained intact ~ their
language, culture and religion.
The author, Lt. Col. Jean
Prautois; an e:rpert on Asian
affairs, aakl th! five republics
have disproved Lenin's theory
that the Communist system .
would gradually obliterate all
local nationalism within the
Soviet Union.
The region studied b y
Prautois comprises five of the
15 Soviet federal states, the
Kazakh, Turkmen, U z b e t ,
ltirkiz and Tadlbik republics.
Once the heart Of a Moslem
empire, they were conquered
~ • colonUed by Czarlsl
lr!nl>§ • cenfury ago.
Prautois says the f i v e
repubJlca are ttiJI run like col-
onies by Russian ad-
ullnistrators, "yet despite the
pressure to whicll they have
been subjected, ll!'e people •••
have preserved ,their allcient
traditions."
The article predicts that the
Moslem population will grow
from 30 million to 75 ml!Uon
by the end of the century, and
will then form a fifth of the
Soviet Union's total popula·
tion.
l<Jn the long run, the
Moslem problem can threaten
the federal structures or the
Soviet Union," it says.
"It is, of course, impossible
to predict the attitude these
populations will adopt toward
the Soviet Union, but their
numerical importance will
force the Soviet leaden to
take account of their asplra-
since ;i,e regulations ln many Spurred by the publicity, the 11~ flll1owrn. ,.,..... Ip ._ '*"'"" ,..... .,.::;......, CIHfinll,.,.
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Arthur Koch, a third-year law was even endoned by the lndt'lldtilo:;_. G '"*" LEGAL .NOTICJ:
student, of the FDA decision. Grocery Manufacturers 0 f Thtt 11th~-·· "'" wllll "" COUftt't'l--,===-:-:==-:=-=-==--llThe AinelicaA. public has a America Quaker Oats Swift c1er11: o1 OrlltM c:-i.. "'1 "'°"'· 1'-1m. 1u ... 111:.-coo•T °" nea
Deed and. right to know what & Co .• Pillsbury, ~ter & ~r.r:.•¥frtof J, Mlddoll Dtp,ity Count)' •;:~·~ .. wi;..a.~N~~·
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Im ' 111"11 •a t»NTalT Of' WILL AND fl•OOfl Of' sa•vic• LEGAi:. N6TICE ltllft ol LAUlll:ETTE LAN!, ••• S d S Inf t • U.Uill:l!TTE ..... Ml LAH a, •II.• tu Y ays ' ec IODS . l'·Uln LAURETTE ANN LAN•. ~ .......... ........ "" -· .... -., . ..,_,,,
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I I d Tll1t ~llMU b be! ... oonclUcttd "--en SOUTHElll:N CALl,Oill:NIA1 SHllUNl!ll:S NEW YORK (AP) -A high ed the treatment,, ca e 111111¥111111~1,.,.1 w Mtrwt.:,. HOS,ITALI "°111: c:., ,.,. L 1 0 infection rate has been parenteral byperahmentaUon, Thl• ,1,1...,en1• fLltd w1111 ttt. coumv CHILDlll:E~. LOI AnHll• un111 n •11 associated with a widely used for severe gastrointestinal c1er11 of 0r-Clll.lltfY Oii: ~. ' 1m. ~1nwn1• lrt ttw w1u o1 sai.
new method of feeding some problems. ~r,..:.tlly' J, kr11.-.n. °""'" ~lllY "THDMAi 11:. •EActt, Jtt-end MAITIN
Very Ill hospital patients a Of the 22 patients 18 died Plltllllhtid NIWllOrt H•rbcw Ntwt Prtu llCH fll'l'lng _,_ ~ ~ """""" .. ' • combined wllll 1M Or1"9t Colll Diii¥ lrout'ldl o1 OPPOlltlolt lo..,...,_,,,. M total diet by Injection, ac-and of these, Dr. Curry said, root, N-1 a..ctt. c.1110rn11. ,._.,.. wt~ ~ -..nt to...,... 'l'OUI
cording to a study at the clinical evidence suggested the • 11, 1a. JS Ind Dtc:llMtr 2. ::1ri ,,, •.-_.!'rn ci~ ta ~ te ....
University of Minhresota. infection was a major cause of LEG" NOTICE =e:1t:i!~n tll!rlY ..,_,.,.., ~"'
The new technique, t n death In 13. ln the other 5 It -.. w•THEss. .-. Marmon a. kwlM
general use for only about appeared to be a contributing ,.1.w ~~11t,:': :W.!:' i!'~ofo1hor::
··---·-. enables doctors to factor the ~ said •ICTITI04JS IUllNlll •Ith '"' -I of Miii Court •"bed this l.llllC'C J ..... ,. • '"t""-• ' . NA.Ml l"IATll!lllElllT N0¥911'1btt 2A, 1m: feed a diet of snfficlip:nt Four patienls who rect1ved Tiit follow! ... P""'" I• (\(jl" ... !lo.la!-ATTEST: WILLIAM ... St :IOHN
calories through a vein. 1bll the treatment survived and •:,...1 OOL.DIN irr.,..f6i s. c.1t ~:r.;:,-c:=..c:t.•. ""
differs from tradiUonal in. we~ discharged from the ttwv .• L1111111 •·~· st1i. o1 c.111on111 for
travenous administration of hospital apparently free of ._::: • .'::'.'°"' iuw. Glemtm. lhl eoul';.::1~-WHIT•
a:lucose or sugar water. . ~al infection, a 1th o u I b T~I• ~.r.,... 11 beh• c.ondumo w o..tvt\I
Infections have be en studies could distinguish oo .., Inell~:'.:; ,.ltrtan iC:::.:·tt•~LOINe
reported with the routine in-~rence between this group Th1• 1t•tllfTltlll 111td with th• Counl'I' 11u1 1a11 vi-ie tf¥f • j~ l:ilwtt ". o.. .... C-ti. ,n1• ""''."' hit. •lf • .. travenous feeding, but the new and the others. irn. 1 ,:; ar-,., J. MlddM °"""' u1 ... ......., c......,.. ,..
rt ha found bat f Dr Cu ho la I th CollmY Clfrtr. • T ........... r-(11l) HWnl . repo s w one o . rry, w now a e PubtltMO °"'"'' C011st 0.1"' Piiot, -~ .. flt C'Orlt .. tentt the invesUgators says is a Chltdren's Clinic at Sedalia, ~mo.r 21 'tnd o.c.mw 2, r. "· l'ub11slled Or'"" c1111t DIJl'I ,r1o1,
much higher rate of infection , Mo., said In a telep/lbne. In-im ~iu.n ~;-mw H '•MI ~-i, :;~:;
than would bl expected and ler>lew that a key fact<>r In LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE
one that ii more dUficult to development of the fungal .1D·1---~-;,::;;-,.----·l---'.:::;::::..:;:~::;:.,--uUt. fectlons seemed to be the · ,.1m1 MO"llC9 TO c1•01T0111:1
The cause of this high in-length of time -the longer "~C:.::~0~/ ... :~~':::' :¥:~:·:~=.~:J11::r,. ::= fectJon rate remains unclear, the instrument remairul In-. TM fo11ow1n1 •rtan 11 dal1111 tiii1r,..... n11 COUNTY al' au1to1 Dr Cynthl Ra j ed I the bod th ·-••1 .. . ! .. "'"""'" a'ccordlng to . a pp ect n y, e grea1ec 0 .. HllL, GLASS CD .. "' '"°""""'· E•l•tf ot It. lit. IHl .. AIDIOff .....
Curry' a pediatrician at ' the the risk c:o.t1 """' · · knOWn •• HA.11t•Y 1r. sHE,.Aill:OSOH, ' llolltrl H. Ofnlel, Jr .• ur BrOldWl'f, HARlll:Y 11:. SHfflA•DSON, Jll:, Inf University of M Jn n es o ta co.I• Mltl H. R. SHE .. ARDSON. Jll.. DlcHttd. MediC.'.ll School at the time of LEGAL NOTICE Thi• ~11,.... 11 1111 ... COftlklcled ., '" NOTICE 1s Hl!11t1av 01vEN to tM l------------111'111hlkll*. ~ er.dllors f/f ........ lllmtd llleedtnt the study. . ill:ol:llrt H. c1"'-I, Jr. n..t 1H --flrrir!t clllm1 1111,..t Th rl b Dr ~. d lllOTICa 01' ML.I Tlll1 ... flmlnl flied w11h 1111 COllllf'I' ffM llld OKtdtnt lf"t 'l"ICIUl,.i fo tllt e repo Y · "'lfrry an In 1Ca1n1111G11 w1111 !ht Pr0¥llJon1 of tlM Cllrt. of 0r11111 courtf'I' "': NO¥. 11. 1m, ttwm , w1111 lttt nklnW1' \'GUdlwt. In Dr Paul G. Quie appears in c1111on111 Unlfonn Coml'nl!"Cl•I coci.. •~ .._.ty J, Madlla, ~ ca1rtf'I' lt'lt offFe1 of tt111 ~ f/f Wll lllWll . . Th N ""''' IMll'ltl due '"° llltPlld llOI'-,.,, Citric "'"'*' ~ . .,. " l'f"tWfll """" tWtll'I the current wue of e ew wrircri 111t Bllllt'I Electric eo. 11 ent111ec1 tt 1"utiutN1 0r1.,.. cottt 0.11¥ "''°'• fllt -..,y wudllr.. "' 1111 England Journal of Medicine. • 11~ u w1renou_,_ on "" IOOd• Nowtmtw 11. is. •rid Dtcemi.r 2, '' tirdenllflll! 1t c/o l!tltn, Bllrlf!MI',
editorial 111r11111rttr dlKrllMd and dul rtollOI 1m . ,1n.n Mv.ni & Smith, 1.t01 w .. 1cllff Dr. (1".0. Commenting ln an , he¥1"" been ,r ...... -. Nrtl• ~ to 11o1: 1•1 ........., at1c1t, c111torn11
th J umal ••'d the t dy clllm '" ln'-1 ftlfrlln•Mif fllt !\mt LEGAL NOTICE f'26'J, lllllldl Ill fM •lie• f/f Ml-e 0 ... s u ll'ttlflld In tlldl f""4'1c. ,.,. pl'lml!ll OI OI the • llndlnl•Md '" •II "''"'" must p rod u c e "misgivings 111c11 111 ... 11111 .ir!Hrldr nOtltt 11 1111"111¥ ,.,...... pert11n11111 to 111t n11tt of Mid Hcedtnt. 'bl·"-'-• f eiwn IP11! """8 (llOOdl Wiii bt t0kl 11 -· within IOUr "'°""'' 11ttr t11f flrtf about the c;uu1gS 0 P\llltlc tucllon •I CJ »tf1 Sf.. City ol P'ICTl"llOUI IUSINllS l'Ubtlc•llon ef ttil1 fl(lllCll. 'progre&a' and • m 0 de r n N-rt Beecll, COl.lflt'# Of Or11111. ,,,,. lllAMI ITA"llMINT .. D•ltd NCl'l'tl'rllllf II. 1'71
edi , n of C1lllotnl1, on thl ~Ill dt'I' ef DtClmblr, ~ followl,. ..,ton 11 cloll\I 1""9 DMll•I W, SMNrdlO!I m cine. ,,71, II 10:00 O'CIOC:~ A.M. 11: ExectilOI' of !hi Witt of
him as the one in his unit with ;:::tio;. ;ns;.;"========:; the fewest days remaining in
Vietnam.
It boils down to the words of
·e young paratrooper sitting on
his rucksack, his Ml6 handy:
"Nobody wants to be the
last one to die over here."
Divorces
Granted
By Mail
MARTfNEZ !UP!) -Mall
order divorces are bringing ln
so much money to Contra
Costa County that officlala
predict a stat~wide boom 1n
the procedure.
Under the state's liberali2ed
dissolution of marriage law,
divorces may be granted by
mail .if the parties involved
file various legal documents,
questionnaires and a $36 fee.
Who ~ Curry and Qufe Uid Thi lol!Ow11t1 Jiii I• I brllf dllCrlPilon ll:ED SHOl!!I STIUDIO DF DANCE, ffll 1bo¥1 n1med dtudtl'll
""'"· ef !ht PrOPerlY to bt Hid· '° E. l"lt St .. COi• Miii, nn•1 llLllll. •A•ANGlllt, MYllll:I & IMITM No Oth'r n •.. -paper In the they studied 33 paUents who M!K. 11ouMM111 ''"""'°" John T••· D•r•w .,, et1111. '"'' M~t•""" A Prtt11.i.n.1 c.,,.,itllll
Cares?
•• d Inf-~) f the 117'.!0 Ln,. Himfl"'1 .... ldl, nMI. · 1#1 W•tclHf Drl ..... 111"-N1MMr 111, world cares about your com· ha fungal C\;~ ons o Mite'. ,..,.,,,.. E11111.,,,.,,1, J1n11• 11111 t1111rnu1 11 11111111 eon11umc1 ., P.O. '" un mun''ty like your community blood between .'January 1968 M•n 11sooo '" lndl¥1du11. N..,..,. 1 .. c11. (•Hflnll• nus
, • · • , ., , ~11111 "· 111111 T111 cn•1 .u.1111 dally newspaper does. It• and August 1969. Of these pa· 1,,.~'" 11 N•wPOrt iecri. NO'Jttn ' 1 • r1111 ''"...,."' flltd w1111 ttie County ArtwMY• ,.. 1._..,. the DAILY PILOT. Uents 22 or 17 ....,.....rtt recefvJ Wm. A. Bir111o1om11 Jr. Cttr\ of Or-C*1111y' on: H_ll'I. U, 'llblll!Md Or•l'llf c.11 Olll'I' "Hot ~~~~~~:!~~~~r;;;;;;;;·;;~~;~~ -~·~;;11~·~""~'-;~·~·~·-~~C~N~•~O~O~•~'":iP~IOol~11'71. I" ........ IY J , MldlloJI Dltltil't' Nawmbor 25 •rid Ollctmlltr 2, f, If. N btr 22, tr 1t71 JlJl 1i Count!> Clerk. 1f1'1 Jl,f.l'I ~.¢'"...¢"'~~1-C"O-¢"'._..o"""":.oi.-o§ ~em LEG~ •.• N .... OTICE . ~~LEG .. "':AL:::-N-'OTINoOCEDI~ :;l LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICa OP' Tl:UIT••'1 SALi I "I.I ..... 71·11G ORDER P'ICTl"llOUS aUtlNI 1 On Wld ....... Y, o.c.motr :it. 1m ...
. . ' N.t.MI l"IATIMINT P·14MJ 11 :ot A.M,, LOWILL. SMITH • I.VIII, •eautiful Thf follow'"9 C4nWtl1ort •• .,... PICTITIOUI IUllNlll IN(.. Of' CALl"°ill:NIA .. llt;ly IPllOIMH ,. ti...JI:,.;. Im-it. llot Witt CMtt NAM• ITATIMINT Trvttw lftdfl' 11111 P11r-1 i. Dlrld ti Stick-on Ht9"w•1'· NIWPOrt ltl(fl, C.Hlornll Tiit followlnt .-nm• ••• dolnt Trv1t Miid k;iflll'llttr" ,,, .,,,, recenlltd ( ·. ~ s--t c tticorperltlill 1 9rull-11: • -5-iltrnfl+r 1J, 1w, 11 r111t. Na. 1DM, In YOURS LABELS C.llforltl ,,.;_rt i CAMPEii: INSTALLATION ll!ill:VICE, llool 137J, "11111, OI Dtlldtl ill:ecllnl1 In TPlh ~t::.-lt COl'llll.ldlll llt' t ·11* s.nll • V111t'1, ,tlll'tllln V1ilt)', 1111 Clffla 01 lt'lt C.unti. .. _.... of '""· 0!'11111 counw. Sitt. of Ctllfwnll WILL. eor-"lfkln. ll:ldllrll D. It~, N22 lll\9tl'lll SELL. AT PUlllC AUCTION TO C.W, V .... 111Tlff Aw., GMd911 Of"t\'f, t»M. HIGHEST llDOElll: ,0111: CAIH IN'l'Mle Tlllt tl•I-' ... flllll Wltli fllt AIYlrt .... ,....., 11'0S ...... V11otr1, ,, fl"'"' or .... In llwfvl ,._., If tM TODAY I (_,.,. Cltrk of Dr•llH ~,., "' Fountll11 Vtlll'f t270I. ·i Unl!H lt.tfll If ffM IOllfll Urenn ~-2c:,n..,, tr..I"" ""'"4119 II • TPlll """""' ....... condlltltd 11¥ • rtfllrtlKI lo "" old °''"" CIVl'ltY • GMttf1I P1rtltlf'lll1p, Courtlloutt 1oCll9CI 11 Ille ZIOltl ~l&ck of OOl'?ld C:OP\' tf lhl orltll'lll 911 fllll Ill 111'1' , ill:ldlird 0. 111:.nw.dlr Wut lll'lfl AM twll'l'tnl, ''fornMrl't'
P1rsonallnd • Stylhh '• Effler.
Onlar For You...Olf or • Fl'ltlltt
May L• u11d on envtlopu es return •dcfres1
11.bels:. Al•o v•ry handy 11 ·~•ntlficatlan
libels for m1rkin9 ptnonal lf•m1 tuch ••
books, records, p~otos, etc. L1b1ls stick on
glas• ind may bt ur;ed for marking ham•
canned focd Items. All labels •re printed
with 1fyli1h Vovuotypo on flno qualify whn ..
vummod popor.
omc.., -TllM If~ flllll wtllt tht C01111tt ~ f!fl'". llm• A1t1, C1tlfofn!1, 111 W1111111'1 I!. II Jdwt, ~ Cltftl: Clertc ef Ortl!lt COUltl'I' ..,.: No¥. 1f. 1'71, rlellf, tlllt tM !l'llWlll qn¥tyld tit 1M •r •-l'f J. Mlddllll, Del'Ul't' •~ kw•l1 J MMN« c..m COIH'lll' riow fllld 11'1' 11 ut'ldlt 111d DMd o1 Tl'lllt ,AIN, UVINa, KAU,Mf.N I YOUNe, Clertc. ' In tlll p~ 1lh/lled In .. Id CClllltly
A,..,.. Pvblltllld Of'l"H Goetf 0.11~ Pilot, end Stitt dllefltllll 111 tn s..n. ,_,., Ori" Nll¥'Mllltr 111 u. 11111 D«lmlltr i, '· I.Of ns. Trtct 1111. In flll Cll't' of '"""' Nlllll, C111""'41 tfllt lf71 110.C.11 COiii/ MtM. Cwnti. ot Ori-. ltlll of f11MIC C1Hk11'11I .. 11 -ll'ltl l'IConMd In .... l"WUthed Dr•llll 0..1t Dtll'f ,.,lot, N fr}, "-Jf 10 :» Inc I 1t''" I , H-.nbtr 11, llo 2S •rid Dlclrf!blt 2, LEGAL ~CE MfKtllltllOUI Mt"' In "'' ttllct ~ !Pit 1m aosw1 counti. ll'IQltW et ..r• 0r ... ,. GIV!tti..
LEGAL NOTICE 2* The lfrtitt lddrtll 111111 .w..r CCllMltlll NOTl(I TO (laDITOll dHF11tlllon.. 11 11t'f', If !I'll rlll ... ..,.., SUl'alllOlll: COUii:"/ OP' "IMI dffcrlbtll ....,... I• ,ur_... lo 1111 m NOTIC« TO CllDITOllS 1"/ATa 01' (Alll'Oill:NIA 1'0111: OrM l'llCe, COlll MfH, C1lltornl1 "62, IUl'llll:IOlll: COUlll:T Of' TNa TNI CCMIN"IY 01' Oill:AtrlOI Tiii tilldtrtllt'IH Ttt;tftt dltclllme .,,. STATa 01' CALIP'OflNIA POil "-· A""9J ~•lllllti. for ..,'t' lrlClrrecfMN II 1fMI ltrtlt THI COUNTY 01' OflANOI £1t1t1 ol EDWAll:D G 0 lit D 0 N tcldr1u lnl G""" Commlll lllileltltlOfl, It , Nt. t.•Jlnt HAMIL TON, tllO kMW11 M E. GOlll:DOfll 111'/', "-n IW .. n. \ llt11t d BElll:NICE Z. TUllNEI, HAMILTOH. Ot<.ettMI, llld 1111 wHI llif ,...._ M wltllot;t
Dket...S , MOTICa II 11Elt11Y OIVIN lo tfll ~t w Wlrl'IMY,.,... • lf!llllltll, NOTICE 11 H£11:EBY GIVEN '9 !I'll Cl'IO!tlt'I If lfM ....... -"*' lltCldtnl ""91M11119 ltllt, 10111111111 . or
Cf9dlten of lht .... ltln'Md dlalltrtl 11111 Ill --hlYI ... ~ln\t "'llllt ll'tl rtfl<llrl'lbrlll'ICtt. t. NY !ht ,_lnl.,. 1'1111 Oii ""'°"' 111¥1111 c111ml -llltl IN Niii dlaolltnt 01'1 ...... l.rfd to 1111 ft'llm, l't"lnc:INI 1Ur1t If lllt .... MCll .... ft Midi
Ted Cham'berlain, supervil-
fng legal clerk. said Contra
Costa County, a suburban area
near San Francisco, Is the on-
ly one in tll6 stale to UM tha
mall provisions of the !awl. But
he reported many queriel
ft0m other counties.
He said all the mall divorces r= .. -------,
granted IO far have been bu-11111 .. "''' """"*' dlP..., Miii W1WI 11.u "' I ed on papers drawn up by I """ l'r11tt11t1 u"1 Dl'I'., r.o. .. •• 1
Mid _....., lrl ,_.,... .. tllt """"' wllll 1111 __.,., _....., Ill tlle Ol1lct DM • Tl'WI, 9*-Wlii 11...,,.ft, wlllt
Mf1 1111 lllCllUt'f W11.1Cf1«1 In 1111 .itlCI OI 9-dlftl f/f IN ....... tnttltlll eot;rf, MMntt ""'-. 11 P'f0¥19111 !fl Milf lllt..
f{Jf 1111 cltrtr: o1 tl\f "°'"' ...ffttod aurt, W tr tt welMt ffMrn. .t!PI tM __ ,,, --· If _, """"' lfll tenN f/f llkl to Pl'~ ltlt!JI, Wiii lhl ltKftUO' ¥llUdttl'-. M "'-""°""'"""' II IN oftl« Deed fll Tr\t&f, leta. dlfl'9ll ... tllMMM YOl.leflln, fo 1111 Wldff111!11d tt 1t'1t Olflcl ef lier lltlrl'lt'flo STECK AND ~RlfOH. OI 1111 Tnntw ll'ld Of 1111 '"1tll a-..-
Clf 11ft An.-. 1et111t L 'rlf'lkll11. .flt W l llt c.er ... loult¥1rc, '•MdtN, lr't' wkl Dttd f/f Tnnl,
ed b I Cltll M-. callf, IWf lawyers. The only set fil Y I
a non lawyer was so badly 1
1 1 prepared that the divorce
wasn't granted, he said. I I
Chamberlain said t he I I
mailed·in papers are filed with I t
the county Superior court, I I ::::~0 1r~g:• ::p1'!f!: L---~~l._~-~!~J!tfL_J
spouses must make 1 pbyslcal1l.,,.....,..,....,...,..,..,_,...,,..,..,.....,,.....,...,..,_ appearance. 1•
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E1H 1'111 llrMI, Cltfe Melt. Ctlllllnllt CAl!fornll f1111, wtlkll II 1111 llec-OI "TM blrt9fklll'l' tiltlltl' lll4f D9lll fflf "'V lllllldl 11 1fMI 1111C1 ef IMllttH " ~ f/f 1111 \IMlnltntorf In 111 ll'llllwt Tnnt htr'ltoforo t11CUfed and 1111/Wref
lhl ijltdtrl'9nld 1n '" """'" Hrttlnlnl .rt11n1n1 te Ille ttf1i. Clf uld ...,,, fl fl'll 1t'ldftllefllid • wrllftft D1c11r111on IO tie •l•le If •Ill dllcfdent, Wlf!lln ""' wllllln lrtiw "*""• •llw lt'lt ""' IW!k.1-tf Dtf111lt Ind Dtnt1!111 fw llt., 111r111 • 1111n1M ttlw 1M fir•! PllOllU!lOlt of 11111 "°" of ttlls llltlce. written Hotkl ol Otftult •nl EllCllM '9 nollcl Ofllld H°""'*'lr n. 1'71 5111, Tiit lll'ldlrtlll*I Cf\llH .. ill N.IU c.t9d frrl0¥lfllber IS. 1t71 llLEEN HAMILTON WtlSOtt ., OtitM t11C1 E .. cllon t. ltfl ti M WN"l'rtfl °'" Tvrl'ltl' E11teulrl• ~ In "'-_.., Whitf't tfll rtll ElltCUI• If fltf Wm of 111t WIM of ,,._..ty It *'ltf.
ef IN lllo'l't ltlllled die~ ,,,._ t11oYt .... 1'11111 fKIOll'll Diii~ H.....,.,.,.,. n. lfJI Mlltn I lllrtllilllll ITICIC ANO MAllSTON LOWELL. &MITH & llVllSo 41' 1!..f 17'111 11rl.., U4 lllf Celerllle aWll, IHC. Df CAlll'OINIA
Cltll --CltlfwNI .. J7 ........ Cl....._ flllf IS llld Trwtlt Tll: (7141 Mt.-Tth UUI ~I" If Wl1~111n t.. ltill.lftlt Altlflllf fll' l~entor A"'""" fw ••twtrt• Aufl>orltW ......_lllrl .. Ulllltl\td Or•-Cotti Otlt'f 'lltf. llllblllltild Dr11111 Cotti o.riv l'Uot, . ~ .• ,.!!I!' .... c .. ,, .... • ....
Jrlo¥tltllltt ,.. u 11111 0ttom111r t. •· Neotll'l'lbll' u •"' DKMnbll' t. ',·. • _..... "''"'1 ..... , f"1 1m 11 .. ,11 1rn 1111).11 1tl'1 J , .. n , , , ...
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· $268 .50 a month is ·· ·
· just about double our old
; starting salary: But that's .
l orily the beginning.. ·
I ' 'l&atntnr•nd
' · · ~tlon. Today's Army
; is the world's largest
r · ! school, offering training
j in hundreds of skills.
I Mechanical, medical, elec-
t
1 tronic, you name it. You
· can also/get yoilr high ·
; school certific·ate in the
I Army. Or work towards a
f ! college degree, often at .
· · ; colleges and \.miversities ! .
near your Army post. . '
I &ea mecJteaI and
dmd81C81'8.Nomore
doctors' bills. No dental bills.
: No charge for eye care or
glasses. And no hospitaliza-
tion premiums to pay.
Flaa mMJ& Army
. food is good food :, Tasty,
nutritious, varied. And you
get·as much as. you want.
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Plea bonsln1:·Livipg · .. :'. ;
quarters are comf ortapl~:f . · : ·.-· .
-and getting better. all; the · · ·'. · .· ·
time.lAnd if you're married
and live off post; we pay
you a housing allowance to
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·~ . . . fetir:w~eks With pay your .;~
first :_year, anc;l every year . ::
aft" J "'th' A d if I ' ""'"' . . . er . at , :-. ti · you re · :';~~:
. ~ , . staticimed:, overseas t iri · • JOO
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.-Bathe JOi•D(. You get·a ''"
• <-a lifetime retirement after . ·~ !1
. 20 years, 'while you; re still ' ·+~
· · young enough to .erijoy it.· · ·· Si
'In ciVilian life, you·would !'!
· · have to pay· about $180, " ::2i
·~"' a month, or invest: alrrtbst . ~~·
$43,000 to match an Armi~~
retirement. '.~M
. Jt .__: These are some of the .:;
I . , r ,,;'(
benefits today's Army has r~~
to off er. Earned by the kin 42;;
of individu.al our country· :;.~
needs. B-rof essional.
Committed. If you'd like to:;;
. ,, ..... 6 serve yourself as you .serve';·
,t\_bl1
Your country, · ·~~·' • l!
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For the location of '· l 11
·your nearest Army Repre-'~;.,;
sentative, call free, 800-;:',~
243-6000 (in ConnecticuJ, ::
1-800-822-6500). ::,~
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RALEIGH, N.C. :... Drug ~
1 cliaries agalnll two North Carolina state
tiojvenlty basketball players w ere
u-n out of Wah District Court durin&
• ·pn!llminary hearing Wedneaday after
l,udge Gf.!>rge Bason held that an ..-iooil• Involved had Ileen llW'dltd ~lllf·
;:J'hc>layers,,Bob Heuta and~ ca~;
i8Jn~ul Coder, could··llill 'be ~.
before the grand jury on the cllargts of ~ion of marijuana.
Neither Coder nor Heuts would .com-
ment on whether they would rejoin the
team. Both issued' a statement last w~t
saying that they were witbdrawlng .from
adive participation on the team until the
ease was settled. ,,.
BOULDER, Colo. -'san Diego State
overcame an early nlne-piolnt deficit and
went on-to post a 7M8 basketball victory
...,. host Colorado weilnes<19y night in.
an intersectional contelt played here.
Former UC Irvine macb Diet Davis
and his San Diego State Aztecs were pac..
ed by blll>hawking guards · Jimmy
W'Iltins and Jimmy Harris in outclassing
the Buffs.
ln National Basketball Association ac-1\ori Wedneaday nigh~ Chicago defeated
ClilCJnnaU, 115-101; Cleveland halted
Houaton, 111-100!; AUanla tripped Detroit,
lli-100; Phifodoipllla edpd Sealllt, !OZ.
•; and Phoenix took Portland, 139-lOS.
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CHRISTCHURCH. New Zealand -
BUU. Jean King ol Long Beach breezed
int.,o the second round of the International
Lawn Tennis 'Poumament Wednesday
with a 6--0, 6-1 VictOry Ofer Cherry
Armitage of New ·Zealand. •
Other first roued victors in the five-day
au-women's event'lncluded Lealty \limt
of Australia' and~ Francois Durr of
France, who allo ousted New t.ealanders.
Misa.Hunt defeated Robyn Lege t.8,,6-
1 and Mill Durr overcame Cecillle Flem-
ming M, M.
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. ' ' MONTREAL -Four unanswered goala
1n the third period, two of them by Jac-
ques Lemaire, ltd· the -Cana· diem to a 5-3 victory over Los Angeles
Kings in a National Hockey Lugue game
Wedneaday night. • • · •
Other NHL action found Toronto stop.
ping st. Louis 4-2; New York routing Buf-
fa~-2; Pittsburgh obUng past Detroit,
4-2; . and Minnesota maintaining its
W n Division lead by beating
Ci!ifomia, 4-1 .
The Kings meet Buffalo_ 11.n a ~eviled
contest tonight at 8 o'clock on Chaitnel 5.
BERKELEY -Sherman W h I t e ,
secon~-team All-American senior tackle
from .Portsmouth, N.H. took two -top
awa rds at the Uni~ersity of caJlfomia 's
Awayts Banquets Wednesday night.
wtq_te, 23. was .voted most valuable
player and most valuable lineman by his
teammates .
His fellow co-captain, Ray Youngblood,
21, a senior defensive back from Los
Angeles, won 1be Stub AlliJon Most
l"'PiraUonal >\ward and the Andy Smilb
Award for most time playedt
Contreras AidS ·
Upset of-USC
Special to Uit DAILY PILOT
TEMPE, Arh. -E<-HunUng1on Beach
High whb,Mikt Contreras cootributed 10
points in a wirming cause as he and hi.I
Aril.ona State mates walloped No. S rank-
ed Southern California, 115-71, In tbt
season opening basketball game for both
schools.
The wiMlng Sun Devils, unranked n•
tionally outsoored the visitors, l>l, wly
in the 1second half to take 1 13-41 a~
vantage.
Five Sun Devils hJt in double figures
With Rhea Taylor and Bill Kennedy
leading the way with 22 and 21 points.
Southern Cal's scoring puncb was pa<>
Id by Ron Reilly's It aiunters but Paul
Westphal was held to 11 points by Ken-
nedy's fine defensive tactics.
The Sun lle•lls outshot !ht 'l'l'ojanJ 50
percent to 31 percent from tbt field and
oaptured the boards, too.
Tn that department the hosts picked up
$4 caroms to 40 for coach Bob Boyd'• t.sers.
ReU!y was high In "1>omld1 for USC
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.,._ialloo o1 bla 111b1 w11b Muhammad, AIL ABC _,. ll!aro willlht • apotocY. ,
J.lllln allo oeld·W~ Wlftt AIC lo obow·lhe li,tlt In its entirely and llatllll and bll-~Peen Management, Inc., headed by Jimmy
lbOro ·-be lepl acti1i1 lhe Mt-t;lf 1111, are nol &aUsfled,
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1n par1 ac<ompanted by DIUllc and 111bUttes IUCb a ''Ouch:" •.
"'nle AmorlcaD Broodcastln( Company and Howard CoOo>J have 1<rloualy
damaged the reputalloo ..i ..,,un, power of a serlouo alhlett," 1aeUn aald al
a news conference. . ..
"llowanl Ooooll on lele•-haa hurl me~." ,aajd lla*i!. "My family
bu -rtdtailed. lly wile bol been piling bad'pbone .,.i.. 1bat's vicioul."
"Alter reviewing Ibo AJJ.llllbil fiabl la.JIO IOdaf' w-.y, ABC II •-1 ilY bolb '" Its J'.l-lloo ol tlie 111"1 111ecas1 aad1on Howard eo. 111111'1-ts during ,•Boone Arledge, preoidilltol·ABC Sports aald ih a
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Univtnlty11 Coliseum Saturday i nlght,
things can't be much wone ~ they
were for the opener at the University, of
Tennesaee. J
At leas(that's the conslderei opinion of
coach Tim Tilt alter bts ~ UC!
Anteaters were bombed by l'°e of the na.
lion's better buketball teams Wednesday
night, -.s:i, In the StDkely Athletics
Center here before t,~ fans.
Dodgers · Gain
Robinson,· Send
Allen to Sox
PHOENIX (AP) -The Los Angeles
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Chamberlain looks for someone to pass to in Lakers' 124-111 lri ph.
Shakes ,~ff hJary
• Unitas <;aptures Award
For 1st Comeback Tilt
BALTIMORE CAP)• Johnny Unli8s Ii
as surprising In bis mentJJ •PProac!> to
the gamt o( footljall u bis play ~ection
ls to the 'oppmtion. 1 .,
While eoeches, pl•Wi• repprtcn and
broadcalteri extoll the :Value Of emoUon
in the contact sport, the Baltimore
quarterbect takes a (livergent View.
"Football is a thinking man'• game,
not an emotional game .despite what
some people thick." Unitas 11y1. "As far
as I'm concerned, when you're emotlonal,
you don't think well."
Unilas, clwbeaded and cool, directed
an astonisbing'37·lt victory over Oakland
last Sunday as he made U., moves of a
cheu master In dlaoecting the Raiders'
dtltnse. •
For bis generalship, particularly in the
fint half as Baltimore moved ahead 20-0,
Unllaa wq, lltlected u The A!sociated
Pml Olltasive Player of the Week In tile National Footblll League.
The Colts ·drove IO and 51 yards for
toucbdowna u Unltls completed all six of
bis -attempts, and only °""" reached a lhlrd~ situation.
''It's exciting to play with John 11
quarterback,"· aald center Bill Curry,
j'becluae you never know what he'11olng
to call. '!be guy In front of me do<an'I
know. We don't llDow ouraelves.11
BaJtimQl't'I ,_ runnlac pme haa
given Unitu more oPtionl UWt ever to
-tbt oppooillon. "John wu effective in the put, even
when everyone knew he had to throw,''
said Ughl end John Moctey. "Now he
moves us on th& around, too. He.'1 the
master."
Tba atart agalml -.... ooly the ll!COOd of the ...,.. for U-who .
underwent aurgery In April to ropair a
tom --sufltrtd while playing paddlt ball.
It waa the lateot In a loo( llnt of In-
juries for the •year-<ld ..ieran who II
In bts !11th NFL -· Once again, be recuperat.d more quickly than especled.
"John II a lllllqut pilyllcal Q>OClmen In
that r<aptct." aid tralnlr Eddlo B~;
who thtn ticked off the -loul lnjurial
Unilaa haa austalned :
"According .' to medical 1veraget:,"
Bloclr. sald, "it take;s all motiths to re-.
eov<r from the Achilles _.auon. John
was ready a montb!'a,head of time. ~
Block esUmates / that Unitas spent
about four hours d~in therapy at fir•t. ''i8n<f even more n' that in training
camp because of ·an· exercises he did
on 1be field ."
While , there was FOOcem the Achilles
injury would end Qnitu' career, he .re-mained typically calm.
'"Ibelr offensffe · prowess
did UI in ri&bt lW!f.lt a highly disap-
poin\ed ooac6 Tim 1-.. told the DAILY
PILOT by telepheot~ morning. '"Tennessee is a J. ery good team to
begin wllb and tit. · played extremely
well agalnlt us. it was a combmaUon
of tblng1 tbol~-'nley all built up And bit m at tbl1 time.
"It wu Pfirtl 1their 1-3-1 defense and
alto our lna to lhoot well. 'nib kid
Mlk=F.dw 'JS a real good player. He hit lilt pul ·up and many of
lhtm wen !O:fo<!t j-shots."
Edwarda la ~ junior al Tennessee and
an AB'Americlu! candidate. He scored 36
polnla In leading !he Volunteers to a 50-19
ftrsl haU bUti. .
"I 1!!"1k !ht blggeat disappointment we
had was our inability to keep them o,ff
our defensive boards. We've played big
teams before but we have never been an-
nihilated llke we were in that game."
Wesl Virginia Saturday nlght's UC!
foe, opeoed tbe .'.ea.too Wedne*"Y with a
103-86 yk:tory at borne aplDll Ea1t
Can>llni. Asllatant c:oach Jerry Hulbert
wu Oil ~ICOut the Mountaineen. "Wiii 'V · p1.,..s a ...........,.
-and 'may alloW\11 to-pasllng pme more. Tbll ts Ibo S-. we·
play bell," Hulbtrl saya.
"'!'bay alao pielled lull court and tried
to speed up tbt tempo of the game with a
fa~t break.
"But J think we can be in. it it we 1~
well," Hulbert adds J
The UC[ players were StUMed after the
Termessee outing and freshman center
Dave. Baker had two sUtches' taken in the
side of his bead at the hairline after a collisOn with seven-footer Len Kosmal1kl
on a l~yup. He is expected to play at
West Vltifnla Sl!turday night.
Shal'!><booting Phil Rhyne of !ht
Anteaters had 15 points while Bill Moore
tallied 13 and Baker hit 12 ln his col-
legiate debut.
Statistically, Tennessee had Sl re-
bounds to 28 for the Anteaters. In the
scoring de~t. tbt Volunteers hit
(6.8 percent from the floor to 38.S for
UCI. In the lint half, the stats were even
Wider apart a.s1he Vols gathered In 2t *
bounds to 10 for the losers and hit 57 per-
cent to 32 for UCI.
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Robinson and lraded slugger Richie A11eo ·
Jn separate deals today.
The Dodgers swapped the controversial
Allen to the Otlcago White Sox · in ex-
change for pitcher Tommy John and in-
fielder Steve Buntz. Then Los Angeles ·
acquired Robinaon from tbt Baltimore. -
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Richert ln exchange for four YDUIW
CHA'ITANOOGA, Tenn. (AP) -· 'Sportscuter II.Ward ' eo;.u· a.ii.I ~
1\JHday coUege footbalfs HtinnU '
Trophy Is a fraud.
In conversation prior to a s~~ :.
Cosell said he did DOI peraooalli' ~ Auburn's Pat Sullivan should ;
have won tbt trophy.·He ~ ~·
-voted foz: Alabama's Johnny Muiso. ~
"The best pro prospect ts Join\:
Reaves of Florida." €4lel1 sOL
"Sulllvan i1 a n!c< ~ lfbo ts not a ·
gre:at college quarterback even ;r· ~ege standards," he saKL ~
players. ·
Robinson, 36, batted .281 with 28
homers and 99 runs batted tn for the
Orioles laat seuOn. He hu a career total
of 503 home ·runs for 18 major league
seasons.
It was the second ti.me In .bis .career
thal the slugglna outnelller had lieen·
traded. He spent Ills first 10 ytan in the
majors with the Cinclnnat!· Reds before
being traded to Baltimore prior to the
1966 season.
Robinson Jed the ·Orioles to the world,
championship in 1986, wlnninc the
American League's Trlpl.e Crown by
leading ln Mm~, RBI and average.
• He has a1Jo tieen instrwnental · in
leading the Oriolea to three straighl
American League pennants.
He ls the only player In history to be
named the most valuable player in both
leagues, winning that llOlq" In the Na·
tional LeagUt In 1981 Uld In the Al. ·trr
11116.
'!be Otjoles fel t.Ibey coilld 'lrade the
aging sluner at thlJ time because of the
development -of rookie outfielder Don
Bay!or. Lait season Baltimore used four
men 1on a rotat!hg baals in the OUtfield ·-
Robinson, Don Buford, Merv Rettenmund
and Paul Blair.
Allen, 29, betted .295 with l3 home runs
and 90 runs batted in for the Dodgers last
season. ..,,. " ·
The White SOX will be his third club-in
as many yean. ,Tht slU,Uin& outflelder-
thlrd baseman """1t tbt lfrsl years of h!J
career with the Phlladtlphla Phlllles
before being traded to St. Louis for one
season aixl then on to the Dodgers. He
has a career total of 234 home runs.
In exchange for Robinson the Dodgers .
surrendered to Baltimore two young
pitchers, Doyle Alu.a.oder and -Bob
O'Brien, catcher Sergio Robles and out.
fielder-first baseman Royle Stillman.
Alexander,· a 21-year-old righthuder,
was M with a 3.82 ·earned nm average-as
a rookie at Los Angeles last season. He
hurled two shutouts. In 1970, he compUed
a 13-10 record spllttlng the season
between Albuquerque and Spokane.
O'Br1en, a 21·year-old 10Uth-paw,-had a·
2-2 record for the Dodgen and pitched a
shutout In his Natlooal League debut last
season. He spent most of t1Je season at
Spokane.
"The Helsman ·'l'rnftftv ii a bore
abd "& fraud,''·eo;~d. 11S0me"':
of tbt greatelt footblll playtrl Ill,
college history never eOt one vote."·
c'oSell mentione d the
Soutbwestem AthleUc Confertnoe
witli teams such as Grambling,·
Morgan State, · Pralrif: V l e w , •
Arkansas AM&N "where· Z2 per--
cent of all the Nj'J; players -Y
come1rom. Thole players-don~ get ~
one vote for the Reisman Trophy. tt
CoseU ls a sportscaster for 'jllt ·
American Broadc11Un& Company·
which telecut the announcement of
tbt -Helsman 'l'rophy winner tssl
_ 4Thursday · betWffn halves of..1U:Bi.
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NEW YORK (AP) -~Cornell's Ed
Marfuaro, college · football's ~
rushing cbimpton: Auburn quirltrlilik
Pat--Sullivan, the He.1mw1 'TroPhY wino
ner, and scoring champ Lydell Mitchell
of Penn State were named Wednesday to
'!be Associated Preas AU-America fool-
hall team. • . : •
The members of the AU-America
team Wm appear on The Bob Hope
SpeCJ>l oh Thursday, De<:. I (NBC-TV;~
10 p.m., ~). . ~.., r l
Rounding. out the. backlleld . ..ls ll!tedY
Greg Pruitt of Oklahoma, who avera1N
9.2 yards every time l)e £ar\itd_ the ball,.
Terry ·Beasley, Sulltvan's dazzlln1 split
end at Auburn, made the squad 11 wide'
teeei'/et. . ...,. ,
-Marinaro plowed -his WO)' for-4,#i
yards in nine games, erasing the naU~l
one-season mark of 1,ao set only last
year by North Carolfha's Don McCluley,
Who dJd It in 11 games.
Thal boosted the career Iota! for
Comell'11 ,...bard-running wort1loriii -re·
4,715 )'ards;' most eVer-for a major col-·
lege player, llllidng him !ht first l'llM<r
ever to crack the magtc 4,000-yard ba,r-
rier tn three seasons. Marinaro flfti9bed ,
second to Sullivan in the Heisman votmi.
SullMm dparked Auburn to nine
tories before Saturday'• Iola lo Alabaml;
1be clutch-throwing quarterback COD'l4
ple\ed 112 of 281 palSel for, 1,012 yanlf,
and :ao touchdowns.
"A punctured lung, broken pbl, 1
severe •tennlJ elbow," broken noee, a~
operaUon, JeVere cootusion ol the r1f1t
tbouider, and. &rat deal" atceter1.'1 +
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•• .·~Oirona del Afar' High's talent and
· ~~laden Sea Kings ea,.00 to a relaUv~ ·.-· lf easy 5f.4e non.league bnlretblll ~io
' ;JQry Wednesday night over the visltti.g "':lf1,1Tlors ol Troy llJ"1 to open the 1971
i quripa1gn.
l <;oacb Tandy Gilli>' Irvine League
: '_powerboose broke It open in the last
; • -vicment.a: of the third period when the
~' .eombination1 'of Dan Grl&sby, Matt
·' • Ko;!lU!!h and Miko Sevter 1n1pjied a "9-all
1tabdoff.4" ....
When the smoke had cleared halfway
tlirough the llnal period the .,1nners·had
~ an 11-point edge (52-41) and that was the
Ind of. the Warrior hopes.
.:. :Making the result even more im-
pressive was the fact that starters John
~. SUmner (&.5) and Scott Came~ (S..9
pard) were sttting on the bench not
ty.ited up.
;• 'Swnner was still recovering from the
• 1 flu 'J'hile Cameron has ankle problems.
·But from the appearance of the overall
Play ol the Sea Kingll you'd have hardly
rtaliied a pair of starters were on the
• ~nch.
•' -• '.'I know we 're deep," said Gillis al-~:..~ "about nine deep. But you never • •'"\:MW bow your team will react with two
: ~ on the bench. And it was our
~ ~~:time out. : -·ene of my major probloms i. finding
: the right combination."
: Dan Grigsby and .Mark Loweree
1tarted in place of Sumner and Cameron,
$•!.bit 'It was the sterling play ot JUbstitutes
,,'ilfalt Keough and !(en Carlson th&t seem·
: )ll~lo spark the Sea Kings. ,
: ~~g~ had JO.points and Carlson eight . · (;ucW &ituaUons. . . .
: ~ It 1'1$ Keough and junior gqard
; 1i1ii«Y·Jone1 who were rtialnly respons)ble : ·1fif:licldj,ng Troy's aophomore sensation • WU1femeyer to niue points on three ~ aoal• (all in the first pertod) antt
·' ' tree throws. . : . .-...auu. ~re(lJted his team's passing tac-; ilea In the· !il)al quarter for the -l&-7
• ,Corona del Mar margin. : t "We had better mofion in the second "' half and I.thought pur defens~ was better
'-way from the ball in the last period.
, i "Casey '&Pd Matt did a good job keep-
lng the• b&U away from Wullemeyer,"
)aid GUD1.
:: .. Sumner ls due to start for CdM Friday
•. ~t MiWkan' agains\ Marina. Cameron ls ~ tllrt. unW nelt week' at leasl. ·. ·: ' ' c... ... Mlf ""
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Ure wtdilc ward at the county hospital.
•{ .: Allbough the Mustangs dropped their
opener to the tall Orange Panlhers by an
11-70 score Wednesday night at Mesa, the ' . ' host cagers came out .running and gun-
~ and kept the final outcome In firm
doUbt until the last 3~ minutes.
~However, It wu an in.ability on lhe
bOards and a rather subpar 36.6 percent
: (30 of 82) field goal shooting effort which
~Dined to bring the Mesans of coach
aii)ll Neeme to their demise.
~ ~Ile the Mustangs led after three
: J19iiod1, 60-Sa, their advantage at that
polpt wu short-lived, with the Panthers
~ uiiolng in on lhe nets for a 23-10 edge In
119 final stanza.
.;(nd Orange's M 111..Crestvlew League
MiJor center Brad McPherson was the
bifgest thorn, of many big ones, in
: Ilea'• side.
;}sig Mac, u Panther followers like to c ~ him, &boved in 17 paints and yanked
~ 21 ot the witmer's 6S rebounds, -y which led to outlet pa!!eS trig·
. ~g the Panthers' zippy Cast break.
; -::iir·fact, McPherson pooled his talents
•Ull. those of 6-4 reserve Seth Van Pat.-: iq·;n the closing quarter to virtually
, ~ the Mustangs. . ' f'!th of the big Orange front line
• ~lives tallied on several oceaalons in
~ rourUt period on easy cripples
Ullijeme1th at the same time that Mesa
"" mllaing shots at the other end ol the aiirt. F'lfl Neeme's undersized bunch (big· ,.p _ rtgulars are 6-1 forwards Jon
~latU and Scott EnMley), It was
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Traditionally, Huntington · Beach HJ.ch
basketball teams start their ieuonl
slowly, building tempo unt~ league
bosWitiel begin.
This year, however, the Oilers of t'OICb
Elmer Combs apparently aren't going to
follow that ·tradition. Or if they are,
WATCH OUT!
They unloaded on what was supposed to
be a strong Servit.e ·outfit, 78-59, Wed-
nesday night in the Oil City gym. And In
all honesty, the score might have been
the humiliation or the decade had ComMI
not substituted freely in the last quarter.
It was fiS.40 when he pulled the rint
team and then Servile was able to stay
even with the tough Orange and Black.
Combs was clearly pleased with his
team's showing, calling it one of the best
early season efforts that he can.
remember.
.($o-<:al Conference The offense was particularly int•
pressive with its ba1ance and keen run~
ning game. Huntington suffered through
a perplexing period of turnovers, chalk·
ing up a dozen in the first half.
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Golden West College's water p.olo ttam 'fihis d 'l.!I co-cb.ampion •Of the
Southern California Con!erence with 1Rio · H . do: In Ui'e: bottom row.,
(from left) are Scott Moore, Gary Ruble, Pe Eich,. Chip ·navies, Al
Hoops, Jon Perkins and Joe Mercer. In the top row are coach Tom
Hermstad, Kevin Williams, Mike McDougle, Ed White, Howie Johnson,
Ross Mcintyre, Paul Rossi, Greg BOOtb and Jon Battia. But the Oilers settled down after that
and had only 18 for the evening .
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Bulldogs Pose
New Problems
For Boswell
' . Westminster High's LlQnS have won
nine straight football game.s and are on
the threshold ol equaling the Lions' 1968
.win ~roduction of 10 if .they are, suc·
,cessful ~riday _nigh~ at Santa An~ Bowl
when· they meet Pacific l.eagu~ champion
Pasadena in the CIF AAAA quarterfinals.
But coach Bill Boswell of the Sunset
~ague cha{flpiqn_ Lions 1$ still unwilling
to compare his team with that great '68
edition that was eventually eliminated by
El Rancho .in the &!mi[inals. .
"Some of my assistant coaches say
we're better now, but It hasn't been pro:,
ven to me yet," says Boswell as he girds
his team for the Bulldogs of Pasadena.
. His team 's annor was slightly tarnish-
ed last wffk despite winning, Underrated
Corona d,eJ. A1ar extend~ the Lions to a ' • I ' 2&-26 decision and Boswell ls stW in·
furia(ed with his team's fourth-quarter
offen!ive perfonnance.
The Lions led 28-14, but CdM ·came
back with two touchdowns in the last 1:48
.to make it close despite being outweighed
20 pounds per player.
With that sort of weight disadvantage it
appeared Corona del Mar would wilt in
the final minutes.
And \Vestminster's passing game. failed
to come into nonnal focus as quarterback
Jeff Siemens went to the air only 11
times, gaining 58 yards.
"We'll open up more against Pasadena,
even . if their defense is similar to
Corona's (double coverage on the wide
receivers).
"Our passing game Is too good to
waste," says Boswell.
Boswell's prime concern with Pasadena
ls 217-powid full bltck George Bennett, a
fellow who has rushed for 13 touchdowns .
"Pasadena's running ga me is a little
more to our liking, however. It's more of
an up-the-middle type rather than the op-
tion pitches around the end.
"I imagine they'll try a bit or that, too,
after seeing the Corona de! Mar game
film , but I don't think they'll be quite that
successful," says Boswell.
He's also aware of Pas a den a' s
quarterback, Tom Hamilton, Jr., son of
the Lancers' coach. '
"He's a fine alh1ete and he's got a 6-3
wide receiver (lt1ario Clark) who ls in the
aame mold as Santa Ana's Walter Mead .
He's got good hands and he's capable of
breaking all the way," says the Lions
boss. .
Boswell recalls his only other con-
frontation with coach Hamilton and hl1
Pasadena Bulldogs. "That was perhaps
the finest and most complete game any
Westml11ster team has ever played," says
Boswell.
Westminster won, 34-14. at the same
site in the quarterfinals ln the '68 season.
Water Polo Trek
OCC, Corona del Mar
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· Will f .lay in Hawaii
Merp.bers of the ·Ora!"ie Coasl"CoUege mlttee. ll'I dae ' meet ~tbla the am
and COrona de! M!lf High aquatic team.a lwo weeks. ; ·
~ill spend Chrls.tmas:jn ~awapi • *, · * * ' .The two· area scbools.~i.Jce ·~ in • the'Christmas NAS .Barj>er' l1oin~ swlm~ Gol en 'f'1t water polo ,coach Tom
ming and water polo clirilc roM Dec. 19 Hermstad has a one-man campaign going
SCC Routed
By Foe, 85-68
SAN DIEGO -Stan Washington scored
31 points In leading the University of San
Diego basketball team to an a.S-M victory
' over Southern Califomia College ol Costa
Mesa Wednesday night here.
Washington's effort was supplemented
by Pinky Smith's 20-polnt contribuUon in
the first-ever meeting of the two schools
on the basketball floort.
Meanwhile Servile seemed to do little
right, having 25 turnovers, missing easy
shots and looking' generally outclassed.
The verdict was decided in the first
5:18 of the game as Combs' crew rattled
off a 21--4 lead and then upped the bulge
to 25;5 with 1 : 39 still sbowing on the clock
for the first quarter.
Huntington had five players in double
figures with Tom Crunk the leader at 19.
He had 18 the first half.
The game was almost as fast as the
winner's offense with action beginning at
7 and ending 65 minute! later.
Huntington shot ~ nifty 51.4 percent
from the fieJd -and that include1 the
reserves' playing, time. I
One sub. stood out. Dave Axel.son came
in, hit five for live from the floor a11d
looked like a strong sb:th man in doing
so.
through Jan. ~· for the improvement of officiating in Huntt"ltoll 1711 Each boy wW pay his QW )VaYt.says junio~lleges. ltl ttltft11
The VangUards are ~enUy 2-2 for the
season with the next game Saturday
night at Chipman College in Orange with
tipoff at 8 o'clock. Ut) hn'11e
~C ~ach ·Jack' Follerton ant the, \ "My biggest beef Is the attitude in s.c11 "''"t, ':~ 111 u., s.1 or.:; Au~ 111 Whit• 4 J o 11 c•m11en•ro
price isn't bad at all. The to .. f $2fii In· whic they (the officials ) approach the J1tebs 1 2 • • l •urie J 2 2 1 ~=: ! ~ ~ ~! :~~;;..,
_C!UdeS room and board, .tui to \he ~am . They go into a game With the idea ::r1n11m1n : : : l: rm~~ : ~ : ~ Wnll1ltlld 2 2 I 6 Wilburn
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clinic, plane flight and traMpOrybtion,
while there.
Barber's Point is located about 35 mtles
from Honolulu. .'
Santa Ana ana Fullerton jaycees along
with ·Foothill High are other county
schools making the trip.
Fullerton and Corona de] J\.tar coach
Cliff Hooper will give talks during the
forum . Fullerton · will s p'e a k on
"Developing a Winning Wtler Polo
Program" and Hooper's topic is "WeiRht
Programs for Aquatics and Building
Strength in Age Group sw· en."·
* ~* ! * ThoMi 14 censeciptlve
by Gekltn West·CeUege
Gary Orglll ·Frlday night as Ddfa achoo!
record ·81!1 reported. ~ . The Rustler press boo U1ts the record
at. tZ but that's lnco ~· The mark l~
actu ally IS, set by Thompson lwo
seaso ns ago. , i
But 14 In a ro\v Is still a.pretty 'good er·
fort , especially for a freshman playing in
bis first college Ult.
* * * When Rudy Holmes1was selected as the
lt1ission Conference co-player of the year
this week, it was thei1hird straight season
that a Saddleback College gridder had
1been honored with the loop's No. 1 award.
The Gauchos' Rod Graves was the
Desert Conference's lop player in 1969
and Toby Whi~le was I/le Mission
circuit's No. 1 slat in '70.
* * * It'll either be Golden West qr 'Rio Ho•
do jolnlng the MetrepollWI Cotrleruce
for tb& lt'11·7Z school year -&hat'• the
word from an informed source.
And that 1ame source say1 Golden
Weit wW probably be the choice or a
Souttie.rn Caltfonda releagulq Ci>m·
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BUY 1/2GAL.
NOW
On All-SoCal Squad $ll~
Area Poloists Honored
Tom Warnecke and Mike Beal of
Orange Coast College, along with Golden
West's Howie Johnson, ha,·e been
honored with first team berths on the Atl·
Sol.It.hem C8lifornia JC water polo unit.
Accorded second team honors were
OCC's Davt Bannon and Tom Oliver and
Golden West's Ross Mcintyre.
Beal Is the lone freshman to be named
to the first team.
Or1111e Cout and Pasadena City Col·
lege '_'(ere the only two schools to place
two players on the first team.
Honorable mention went to Golden
We1t'1 Paul Roal and OCC'1 Bob
Wurller.
All&utbern California
Flrat Team
MUes E•aDI (LoQf Beach), Jim Kruse
(Fullerton). Tom Wll'!').eCkt (Orange
Coast ), Jim Seaman (Pasadena), Pat
Sullivan (Pasadena), Greg lttarUns (Ce_r..
rltot}, Mike Kennedy (Mt. San Antonio),
Howle Johnson (Golden West ), Mike Beal
(Orange <;oasll. Don Wai.on (Rio Hondo)
and goali< Terry Tempus (santa Ana).
•Second Teafn
John llooch 'tFullerton), CU.y Beecher
(Long Beach), steve Casey (Sanll Ana ),
Ross ~fc:Intyre (Golden Wut), John Hale
(Mt. san Antoni.,), Dave Bannon (Orange
Cotst}, Kerry O'Brien (El Cimino), Mike
Bishop (Citrus), Greg Loiano (LA
Harbor), Larry Polte (Fullerton ) and
1oallei Tom Oliver (Ora1111 Coast) and
Oan fljarshm~ (Cerritos}.
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Night Tonight ~ri-:~ Mater Del Hlgh's Monarchs ~"':, ' · rolled . to a 60-tO non-league
• baskelball .conquest of vlslUng
·'rr, f.: Sari.ta Ana Valley, Wednesday Estancia Hlgh's wresUing
!"1117 ,night behind the · rebounding team Is · holding its aMual ~·11"''" prowe!J · of Greg Green and Ric,k Kniflin. Meet the Eagles Night tonight
Coach Jerry Tard le• s in the school's boys gym-NIWl'OllT NAlllOll (lf.t) ;'. •· • Monarchs overcame a 9-8 first NNPOrt 11, F11t1Mon s nasium.
;' ~ . ~. quarter deficit and exploded == ri.~"c: !.i Mars The progi;am gets under ~ ~ ·~ for 20-jloint second and third = ~ .. ~~1!:1'~,!~ way at 7 o'clooi with everyone
I '· period Spurts. N-..ort 12, Gl'rdlll G~ S ' . .' '. Green scored 11, aod Kniffin N.-t 11. ••~ A11m1ta1 t involved wilh the Eagle mat
,,.._... 13, LMewoad 4 • trod ed 15 and they controlled the ,,.__. ,,, o.,.., °"""' s program to be m uc .
·, · boards with 13 and 12 caroms NIWP«f ,, L• .._.. s ,,._. 1J. Hirnt111tton kid! 1 Afterwards, the W r e s t l e accountiog for nearly hall of NIWPlrt 1 s. ~ 2 the' 5,% rebounds for 'J'ardie's "'-' s. o-r-2 Sprouts, Estancia's mat sup-
crew. ·= !: ~~ 2 port group, will host a tea for
The winners bad a 11-polnt :'!:;"~1:;'; ~ 4 all parents in the ' faculty
advantage after t h r e e Nl'lt'liclrt 1~ Wemn1ns1tr • lounge. ~-and Tard! be F11lltr1Dn 7, NIWPGl1 .J qua1>Krs e gan N~ 22. North CRl"'"ldt' 4 Th bl' I · 'ted
filtering in the subs. ii~•:w§""~'~· ·~·:·~~·~-~~·~~:;~::;;':'pu::;;:'c~•:m~v~i ;:;·~=-The Monarchs return to·
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CORONA DEL MAR HIGH'~ 1971 IRVINE LEAGUE VARSITY fOOTBALL ° CHAMPS '
three of 17 shots,..,. the lleld
In the OP.Ol1lnl q11411!!' for 17.1
percent.) And when i he
Colonists beg111 lo hlt it WU
just too lit..
"We pla1ed pretty . well
tonight," aaid Baker. "We
were able to get the ball out
and nm on them. And we bad
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l~ine League Cha~pions . ' .. .. . . . ~
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By GENE LUBE Of tM O.ltr ,.... ,,..,
Coach DaVe Brown ii aUll
acratcbing his head today at
Fountain Vllley.
His Barons routed . the El
Segundo Eagles, ,5 ·o • 3 1 ,
Wedhesday night -. tn· their
basketball opener at fountain
Valley Hl&h but Bto1l'll II stlll
wondering ll his Barons are
that lilrong.
"We'll know better Friday
night after we've played El
Modena," said Brown who
was, however, vei-y pleased
with his team'& perfor.1ance.
Starting with only o n e
player with any varsity ex·
them."
Baker clesred h1s bench...-.
ly in the second quarter. And
those aame reserves got to see
a lot of action in the fourth
period u well.
Dowling and Nau cambined
to score 40 cf the Tritons'
paints with Dowling taking
high point honors with 22.
Reserve Pete Sellers also hit
in double figures (13) while
three other San Clemente
player• had eight each.
~aheim center S c o t t
Arentsen led, his team with 18 .
Sari ·ciemente hit 41.8 per·
cent of its shot& (41·98) while
the Calonista could only can
27.~percent from the Ueld (20-
73).
The Tritons bid for victory
No. 2 Friday night, travelling
to Mater Del.
perlence, (Scott R e I d e r ) "11111ef1111 uu fl " ... ,, Brown was a little dubiow, •rue• 1 o a 2
particularly when coach Joe ~~ : ; ~ 1;
Hem of El Segundo said liis "•tvwdtl • • 1 o
Eagles could be the best team "~"r"' o • 2 • • Artnhtn 7 4 I 11 since the No. 1 ranked 1967-68 Llldwlo s ' 1 1•
team won 33 and Jost one, e:i'tnt1. ~ : ; ; going all the .way to the CIF Toti!• :in ,, 1s 51
final.. S.11 ClefMnlt (nJ
''""''' But lt!e Barons threw up a DfM1ln1 • ' o 22
tough defense, with t.h e :~~di• ! : ~ 1: alternating' Reider and Bill cer1110r1t1 .s 2 1 t
B 81...-r •Oii urns at center and after S•ll••• , 1 1 13
gaining a 7-6 le'ad at 3:22 cf J1e11t11'°" 1 o 2 1 KtnMY I I 0 l '" ., the first quarter; on a Burns wu... o ' 1 o ·jumper stayed ahead al the Wtl!Ml'ftl 1 ' 1 2 ' R1ll1 1012 always threatening Eagles. GunnllOft 2 o 1 •
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eckona del Mar High's water poio team annexed the
lBV Irvine League title. Front row (from left) Jack
Ldtem, Mark Watson, Dave Otto, Dan Pennington,
Brian 1dlllch, Ricll: Marienthal. Back row -coach
Cliff !l"ooper, Bruce Krumpholz. Maril, Brisley, H~·
Palmer, 'Mike McCloud, Kirk Del Valle, Bob Cook.
The second quarter was To1111 1_. .,. 0-:.'n,n.' 1', t1
even with the Barons ahead An.1'\91fn • 1• 1• 1 -11 ,SUGIWI MTIU!R§ CO, NY.C. 90 PAOOI'. DSTllJ.10 DRY GIN. DISllllCD I ROM AMUOCAH rlWN.f
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Ii:Wtes Foe,
Artists Fall ~kBROOK -Laguna
~ Higb's Artists dropped
thejf opening 1971 basketball
...;,.pter here Wednesday
ni.d,(t;.u host Fallbrook utiliz.
ed ): Vicious zone press in the
~period to romp , 93-M.
'I\* hosts had managed only
1 Men-point advantage at the
baJ$·ovJ!r coach Jerry Fair's
~. but the third-quarter
PrtP took on unbelievable
~ns as the winners
~. r«fLaguna, 44-l6, In lhe
minute 5egment.
. Lackey wu the chief
t for the winners, scor·
mg paints a:; Fallbrooli: put
on ID awesome display a!
scellog punch.
Ilive Kieseelbach was high poi.al man for Laguna with 18
~· an a half doun field IOI!< ·and free throws. ,.
~ ... L..-'""'it ('4h "'
& ·!!1! I . l i
117·14 at the half, but in thei--:";':;';'"";~;;:nte:::::":::::":::'::';n;-:::::"=================~;--, third quarter Burns pulled I
down several li:ey rebounds
and scored eight paints to give
Fountain Valley a 32-22 lead
that proved untouchable in the
last frame.
Albritton Among Finalists
Newport Harbor Hlgb's Ter-
ry Albritton. the Orange Coast
area lineman of the year, is
one of 50 finalists in the na-
tionwide competition for the
1971 Gillette "Right Guartt
Lineman cf the Year" award._
The nominees, in con-
junction with. Le t t e r m a n
Magazine, include two other
Californians. They are John
Beagle of Por terv i 11 e 's
Monache High and Lou Quinn
ol St. Bernard High in Playa
Del Rey.
DUNLOP TENNIS
GWC BanqUet
Galden West College's foot·
ball team will be honored
tonight at 6:80 in the ' college 11ou1tt•lll \111i.r ut1
center. ~Hw 'r " "t ~ The Rustler 01rthe Year and · Ad•1111 1 l I I
most valua~le ~layer awards t~rM fl 1' J
will be presented. . r.J!~tdl 1 The cross counlry and "'ter IV!"\• · I ' I ' polo teama will be t feted 1 Tot•11 s-. n DM1r1tn1' 1
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Players . of Week . Pacific-8
Gains Two
Cage Wins
Frida! at MV Chargers
Laver,. Gonzalez Dro,p57-50
PAT SWEETLAND
Or•ns-Coast·Defense
BART FRANKHOUSE
Westminsttir
MATT COX
Corona dal Ma r
DENNIS WA\. 'fliR$
Or1nge Coest.otfenM
GARY JENNINGS
Westminster
BOB Pf EILER
Ooron1 del Mar
By The ~ Prot1
West Coast basketball stock
baa taken a sligbt \flP. But the
speculators are flgurlng that It
will take an ~pswing tonight
when the new college baaket--
ball season mo~e.s into its se-
cond day. \
Only Washingtori's Huskies,
of all major Pacific Coast
teams, won a game of any
meaning Wednesday night.
Many favored teams lost
and 1n the lbree majbr con-
ferences , the Pacific-8, the
WCAC and the PCAA, Iha
combined won-loss record was
an unimpressive 71.
Washington, under new
coach Marv Harshma n ,
pounded Portland 76-63. Steve
Hawe.s potted 22 points, lea.
ding credence to statements
by UCLA's coach Jo h n
Wooden earlier in the week
that the Huskies would be
tough this year.
The rest of the ·Pac-6 fared
less well, however.
Southern California's third·
ranked Trojans were smashed
95-78 by hot-shooting Arizona
State. Stanford's Indians went,
down ffl..ftt to powerfuf
Houston.
The on1y other Pac-8 team
to garner a victory w~
Oregon, a 69-65 winner over
surprising Montana.
Washington State a 11 o w e d
Gonzaga 56 second-ha!£ points
and lost 77-65.
Fir Wftt °""°" s i.11 79, Suti FOl'(n "•e 11
Air Force ICM, Reel• M •• s.n oi.o s•·r \,.co1«ado-co1oraoo SI. I , U<1nver '1 HouslOt'I ~. Stlnford 67
w111111noton 76, Portland n ArlmM St. 95, Sou!Mm Cat. 1' S1nt1 Cl1r1 16, UC·0.¥1s ~. n Frnno Sf, n, Coo>in Chrlalo P1elflei ff, H1....,..1rd SI. '2
ldallo ''· Wllltworttl 75 SI Marv's 79'i:t:menlo St. n f'Ornonl N, II. 91P::s! 14
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Mlllw11t /nclllM U, 9111 $1111 n Purdue ·~, Kent 51. 75 • 1-1 IQ, .. 1n:11n~lmmon1
Collide ~-;,, Links .Hoop Test
By STEVE EKOVICH
~ r .. Dall1 Plitt lletf
Tennis stars Rod Laver of Vonda dams with 61 followed "We were beat bad on the
Corona de! Mar and Pancho by Nlnt, Danlel!en with 70. lloard!. You can't win ball
Gonzal!• will be a mo n g ~"-BeaeJ. . ga.,.. when l'O'! give the
celebrltie.s competing in a pro-other team two and three
amateur golf tournament at The women's club Of Laguna shot's."
Mission Viejo Country Club Beach Golf COUr5e staged a So lamented coach Dave
Friday. turkey shoot -front or back Mohs after his Edison High
· Nadine Maze of the MV goU nine tournament rocenUy. Chargers dropped a 57·50
shop fired a three-under.par The A fllght winner was basketball decision to Garden
70 Tuesday in a woman's club Gracia Johnson with 28'n. In B Grove Wednesday night on the
event at El Toro Golf Course flight, Mrs. William Fag was loser'! court. Mohs' source of
to win a better ball of the victor with 29 and C rue was the ChargerS' ln-
partner's, event with Jackie flight champion was ' Mrs. ability to gain control of the
Abr1m11. Glenn McMullen with 29. ball when the score 'was close.
B i a Can11on Mission Viejo With a chance to pull ahead ,
._ Mohs' crew couJdn't pull doWn The woman's club at Big
Canyon Country Club i n
Newport Beach staged a guest
day tournament this week.
In guest flight competition,
Mrs. Herbert Lambert of Alta
Vista Country Club came in
with an 88 for low gross
honors followed by Mrs. John
Tyson of Hacienda CC with an
89.
Santa Ana CC's Mrs. Frank
Schmid won the low net award
for guests with a 72 followed
by Mrs. George Hesik of
Irvine Coast and Mrs. L. E.
Harrison of Santa Ana CC with
Members of the Mission Vie-
jo men's club will make their
annual eicundon t~ the Tl·
juana Country Club for a one-
day tournament Friday, Dec.
10.
Approximately 40 members
will board a spetjal bus at 8 In
the morning with tee-off
around 10:~ on the course
below the border.
Next big event at Mission
Viejo is the mixed scrambles
on Sund~y. Dec. 12.
Basketball
74. ~ Wednesday's Scores
the rebounds and Garden
Grove breathed comfortably
at the start of the last frame
with a 40-3S lead.
'The Argonauts decided to
play b a 11 control the last
quarter, but Edison put on the
pressure and a couple of swift
steals and a few Garden
Grove turnovers allowed the
Chargers to put together an
eight-point rally and pull to
within one bucket, 4S-4!.
Edison fans became revived,
but Mohs and his followers ·
again had to wince as the
Argos scooped up everything
that bounced off t h e
backboards. It was never close
again. The guest B flight low gross Burroughs 71, Pacifica 63
award went to Mrs. Don Los Amigos 86 Saddleback 1•1-1~ ,. .,
Martin of Irvine Coast CC 51. 1 z1rtie1 • l '
M 1Jmm1rtn1n 2 l l with 96 followed by Mrs. ax Fullerton 64, Downey 62 cir1.-1 o o
Miller, also of Irvine Coast, (OT) w1rn1m1 o 1 1
B11cll 1 0 2 with 98. Magnolia 79, Western 65 P1r1ter ' o l
Low net honors went to Mrs. Lowell 91, Brea 71 ~;:;." : : :
Frank Lewis and Mrs. Gordon Bassett 74, Bishop Amat 54 si:111 ~ 1~ 1\ so
Peterman, both of Irvine La Habd 88, California 80 SceA n ou1rt1n
£dllCll'I 1 13 ,, 11 -so Coast, with 74. __ Ru~b~id<Jux~~6~9~, ;F~ootbill=':'.'...:63:_ __ "'•~"~""..:•~~~·.:'"-' ...:..• ..:':...::":.:-;;...:;"-! They were followed by Juliet.
Rapport of Mesa Verde cc ~
(76), Mrs. John SwarUey of El Sea.rs Niguel CC (77) and a tie
between Mrs. Ray Freebairn
and Mrs. R. C. Donaher, both
of Irvine Coast Cl8).
The member competition
was divided into two flights
with Mrs. Henry Meyers win-
ning low gross with an 86 fol-
lowed by Mrs. Jerome
Against Alcindor.
Ollkl U, 1•, MU'lklnoum '4
Mllml, Ohio 101, Mltllltl 61
0.-.ltt 123. Wi1,·Pl1ttrvlU1 11
WIKCMln 107, Mk:llllll'n Teel! 71 Mlcilklfln 101, Notre Dame IJ Mln!\ttlll 19, St, Johtl'I, Minn. JO Mlnl'IHOl1 61, North 01kofl .t Oetrlllt n. HUIKllle 43 !lllnol1 n; BuJ.~!:.21 R~J11ft.";.J;"k"' 61 · Mf~rj 'h, Mldlllll'n SI. '1
TCU 11, Okl1 CHY 71
Helperin.at 91.
In the A flight low net ac-
tion, Mrs. George Woodford
and Mrs. William Holstein tied
for first place with 74. Next
was Mrs. Clayton Rose (75 )
followed by Mmes. John
Payne and Donald Dempsey
(76 ) and M. W. Mewby (77).
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Ex-OCC Recalls 0eP1uw 97 W1hl1t1 ae, QVtrtlm1
$1. LOUIJ 7!, Mo.~!} Louis '5 Ot-114 Roberti 9$, U , SI. fl <"<!f.'lton 74, Wll<:On1ln $1. '2 5ovl tu . 91, S1.>I Rost n
119-43 Setback
Wlth t1 SI, IO, Alhlll., In Action 1• ClnelnMll 93, Cl.wllnd St. ae 81ldWlr.-W1111ee 76. John C1rron ,., 0.l>'ton 11. Bllwllne GrMn 71
'""" TIMtSSff ff, UC·lrvlne i3
The B flig ht low gross win-
ner was Mrs. William Nebb
(102) followed by Mrs. E. H.
By CRAIG SHEFF
Of 1111 O.llr Piiot lflff
Friday night's Orange Coast
College-UCLA frosh basketball
game at Pauley Pavilion pro-
bably bas little meaning ex-
cept to those involved in the
tilt or those followers of the
two teamS.
But It does bring back
memories of a game six-
seasons ago involving the two
teams.
And AI Sawyer. who was
then the basketball coach at
OCC, remembers it well.
In that infamous tilt, Orange
Coast's Pirates suffered their
worst defeat in history, losing
119-43, to a group o! freshmen
led by one Lew Alc1ndor (now
Kareem Jabber).
The week prior to the
meeting, Sawyer bad viewt;<f
the UCLA frosh's 75-ro wm
over the Bruin varsity.
"After watching the
freshmen beat the varsity, r
tried to explain to my kids
what we were up against.
Usually through cunning and
guile we could stay with most
teams but r didn't really know
how to express to them how
we would play against them~
"So all I said was 'J didn't
think we could beat the UCLA
varsity'. And not many of my
players understood what J
said."
The outcome was just about
tihat Sawyer eipected.
Alcindor, playing just over
hall the game, finished with 23
points, swatted n u m e r o u s
shots and thrilled the crowd of
IO 000 with some spectacular d~nk shots.
"Several sportswriters came
up to me after the game and
tried to get me to knock Gary
Cum}ingham (UCLA frosh
coachf £or running up the
score. But I really didn't think
they did run up the score.
Tbey had 10 guys on that club
and nine were high school AIJ.
Americans.
"Actually I thought we
played reasoiµbly well. The
conditions weren't e x act I y
favorable. We were playing in
their gym before 10,000 people
and our tallest guy was 6-4.
"One guy even asked me if I
thought the 194~50 UCLA
team that I played on could
have bea ten Alcindor and the
rest of that team. And I said
yes I thought we could beat
them by 25 points. Of course
Alcindor was only two years
old in 1949."
Sawyer, now a math in-
structor at Orange c.oast,
played for UCL~ in the l~
46 season, spent a year in the
$0!.llh C1r0Urwt U. A1.1burn £J 1<en111ek! "\ North-stern &S F lorlde t. I 2, Oellll'IOrH 6t Florlde 111, LC1Ul1¥lll1 ff "'°"111 C1rollna SI. IU, AH1nlle Chr lsl11n 75 M1rv11nd 100, 8r-.i 13 J l t kMlllVllll 110, 81KIYne 75 Wtsl Vlrt lnll 10J, EIS! C•rOlltlll " Otlk1 SI, Rlehmond 42 N1vY ff, Old.lnson Sol
'J!r11nl1 113, W1s.llln11t1111 &. Lff to ~1nlslu1 9•, W1k1 Forest 'n' 1,., 1mPtlell 19, Tiie Clt1dll urm1n TOO, Wofford 95 VMI P5, W. Vlr111n11 Wnlev1n 71
Ohio st. 6.), G1111r$::"~ S.mlord 1•. kll 1 Tut1ne fl, af:.m1n1•11m· n *' Allltlntl M. Florldl A&M ff, ~""~ "l•ldlcln tl! A~lr1l11n N111oM1t 1f M U ISl!POl t. JI, South A11hlmt1 116 ... P•nn 97, K!n1'1, P1 .• 47
l.Ahlllh ff, la.Sllll "' PrllK'tfOn n, RUll tt"I 61 MISNd lUMlll 101.1•· An..Cm'1 u Lane 11/1nd t•. Ben I!' U Oel1w1r1 n, Mantell r SI. 60
Plttlbllrtll 80, Get1Yllbt.n;!.~7ff 01rtmou!ll 107. Connec:t ... v• CCNV so. Columbll " SI. J l)hn•s N.V .• 6(1, 111111n f:!•tlOlll\I
535 ton Hiit 9', W&anitr 71 ~lla110¥1 79, Plllll. T1xtll1 n P1nn St11e M, Biieknell 10 Fordtwlm 11~. V1!1! n • SYrlCUll 10•,.Bllf •IP !~ >S Holy Crou l!lil, Sloneh t. COis! Gu1rd u, Curry 60
cornrll 1ot, ~•nlon to Onion n Br eport 75
MIT 9l, 'Tutts • New H1mPlhlre 16, Sprlnefllkl 71
'Jl'l'rnc>nl 1•. Mlddlttbunr '2
Southland
Ski Resorts
Stay Open
service and then played three Snow Summit and Holld8y
more seasons with the Bruins, Hill are still the on1y two
the last two under John skiing resorts in the Southland
Wooden. operating •this weekend.
After a yiar with the Snow ' SUmrilit reports good
Washington Cflps of the Na· skiing on tl;ie lower rope tow
tional Basketball Association, area only while Holiday Hill
Sawyer returned to UCLA in officials say there's good
the 19Sl-52 campaign as junior skiing on the platter pole area.
·varsity coach. Jn the High Sierras, Ma!D"
Skinner ( 103 ). ,
Mrs. Robert Yardley won
the low .net award with a 77
followed by i a four-way tie
between Mmes. Norman Gam-
ble, William B. Renwick,
Thomas Inch anJ Paul Smith
(79).
December ls ham shoot Ume
on Orange Coast area golf
courses with Big Canyon
Country Club of Newport
Beach and Irvine Coast Coun-
try Club scheduling their an-
nual partner's better ball
events on the same day, Dec.
15.
Other area courses haven't
announced dates as yet but
many of them are planning
either a ham shoot or turkey
shoot prior to the final week
before Christmas.
The Big Canyon event will
start at 11:30 with a shotgun
blast while the Irvine Coast
tourney is scheduled t o
get under way at 11. A limit of
128 players ~ been set for
tbe Big Canyon event.
Santa Ana
Santa Ana Country Club has
bpd 17 holes·in-One during tbe
))ear with the latest two com-
J,ng this past week on the 178-
yard sixth hole.
John Doyle of Newport
Beach scored an ace on
'lbanksgiving Day using a five
Iron.
Mrs. Merle Boyle of Santa
Ana used a two lroo to ,aet her
bole-in-one Sunday.
Costa Me1a
He took over the head job moth Mountain reports a 20-1& The Costa Mesa Goll and
W tling at OCC in 1957 and in nine ch base with four inc~ of Country Club women's club res years compiled a 139-115 new snow. Skiing is re~ staged a crier's tourna~nt
0at&1111 •"' cu~ 011 P~ record quitting after the 1965-good to very good. Mamo:olh this week with VI Hosklns wlll-11~= f~1·~ 1 S::~."r.1~11· 66 se~n. is open dall~ .. 111~ .18 .~ •• ,_JliM .. Jb~.A.m@.~ . .!!~-~-1!! -· · ·-··-···· 1~w1~·1Gt -·lw·fd-·~··rro,;-43--sawyef-ii'f!.1ie-J\lnrMOU.11wi 111f! .....,.... score of 7S.
Hfo -'"l"..Jio '1A'i•c11c. Adr•.,,. 1P1, manages 'to attend a few inches with tliree 1ncbe1 of A tie resulted for second 71·so -~· IGI -tr'f 1111 _, UCLA and Orange Coast new 300W. Skiing is rated ~ between Mary Evelyn Imler N1~1..!Pl~·1P1 111e. 0 111ow1v IG). games each season. good. The resort ls open Fri· and Hazel Webster, both with
...,.,,-:-K1H••• 1P1 cit(. NOii• 1G1. '-And he says he'll be at day through SUnday only. . 74. .
'·1;:-U!!!~~ lE1 61C. aen (PJ t-5. PauJey Pavilion for sure Fri· Alla and Park City,, Ua: Jn B Olght competiUon, ~ !:'S:tw i G,11
•. olbll.11 CPJ, day night. ~rt the best out of st.a Rosemary Skillion was the
w. 1k1mg. victor with a 69 followed by
UCI Yearlings Bow
with 11 l.nchet of · w 1D9W. Del Guatkey with 71 and Mu.-
and skiing is rated excellent. lne Assmus with 74.
Park City reports 51 loches The c flight winner was
with 11 tnhces of new snow .. 1jiiiiiiiiii Both 'resorts are.open dally. 11
SAN DIEGO -Mike
Espoelto suffered a knee In-
jury with the score a two-point
differential and lhe UC lrvine
freshman basketball t e a m
went down to defeat at the
handa of host U.S. Intern&·
tlooal Univeralty Wednesday
night In opening game acllon,
~&Mt.
All five UCI starters were In
double figures du plte the ICM ,, 11 of Es,,..ito midway tbroug)t Gaucho Feeds "NO out .of N
tb• second ball. • ...... ANSWER."
u c lnllle Pmll '"1 Saddleback COUege'1 football ml 11-
M1r11 'J ~ 1 \i ud croes COUJ'lry teama will ~ ~ ~!(II• l ',, I lj t>e hOnored at an awards ban-.-1.U [~ J 2 1 1 quet Tuesday at the El AdObe Tit.,~••• A•......_ ..,._
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partlclpalion In m1111ona of dollars ot property syndical!on1
may be helpful to you.
We are experta In reaJ estate, acting 11 an lnd~pend11nt
distribution agency, ·rapresentlng a variety of leai:Slng real
estate c:ompa.nles that offer shares Jn rnl proP,trty syndic&·
tlona. /f you purchase on• of th1s1 lnveslments through u•,
the coat to you Is the same as Jt you war• dealing direct,
PLUS you have th111dvant1ge of our more.object/vs advice •
f or those not desirous of participation In a limi1ed partner•
ah ip syndicate, our subsidiary, Diversified Acquhslllon
Corp., offers sophisticated brokerage ul"liCes leading to
the acquisition ol carefully researcned properties that
require a ml.nlmum cash Investment of $100,000.
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Lutyear, many or our clients received a 100% write-off on
their Investment In th• purchase ol stver&I large new In.
c:om1 properties Ulat offered projected tax ahelteted t11h
"turn In addition to ex.cellent potential tor capltal gains
llPPreclatlo~
If you ar• looking for a rundarnental!y 1ound real 11t1it
propoNt, call or write us to arrange for a competent and
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We ,couldn't prove it, of course, but it seems likely
that the percentage is even greate r. here in the Or-
ange Coast area •• : and it's growing every day.
That's why the DAILY PILOT was proud, years ago,
to be the first newspaper in Orange County to bring
its readers "toctay's final ·stocks today" via Dataspeed .
wires of The Associated .Press. We're still doing ·it
and the service gets better all the time.
Wall Street's computers "talk to" com put e rs in the
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Modim! o..it II Acre! t L ACR£ S b«lroom. den and ~
Pool! • ·•···· • •••••• $62,500. 7Z ioom, shake roo(, prden -and·-~iel GOLF COURSE
PWS 'YIEW
GUEST HOUSE · .. ._ '1.oo --W'fl ar usume exiltins t
Nev Fuhion bland. Gorr; loan With tUtal i-Ymenta:
SciuWil Trl·Levell Piulh! eoo.i.fflate.FEATURES~ ~~r mo, tax(,.!!,.ar:_ . M&jel;tlc! ,,,,,,,·,;, 1'79,500. •-.,..,._, "~ .E.va ... rm., fam.liy rm., Extra • •
l'ANORAMIC ~:=::·s=: ~llllTMlll VIEW Separate conall. Need ·~ ........
-· ~! w.,,.1 -.... ~, '$30,950 . .: ~! .............. '69,950.
OCEAN FRONT NO DOWN TERMS ' Sb&rp ,home, one ot • 101\l\I I. Ol\O \ Prime! On)' Cottaee! Choice Verde's nicest Muter .U.
l.Ocltian! ••••• • • •• • $69,500. ed bedrooms, 2 Jiatha, ele-I ' " ' .
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SOUTH · COAST ~ ,.:':.'·=
REALTORS HOME -·Try 10% d •••t I
Here's Me. Verde's MR. 51).1720 .1
CAIL 545-W< :!!"",,;.!·~~: TARBELL .
EARTH9UAKE ~·~·w~'. 2955-.eo.taM-;
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DAMAGED? fiy to -., Ownen bu NEWPORT RIVIERA ' bought--·· will mow : Not Nilly, but It -d •P. in Januuy. Asking 129,950. '
peer to. ™• mod"" 3 bod· SUBMIT YOUR OFFER. "LEASE OPTION" ~ room 2 bath home, located "
in a prime, Mil planned • co,.ATS Thb: was hard to tlnd!i
retldmlial al'ff, should be Gorpoue home. Spacioul
lhown to oNy thole with WALLACE bedrobni,, 3 BAnts. CrackP
tnmendouacon!ldence, ,.al REALTORS and construct:lon ability. --.!5'4146'44'141-ellng i5replace. Family rm..'
Somewhat of a dUbl.aus bar. ("'--Jlarbor High Schoo!:. Un-.
-• l29,950 • ""' Down .. !!!!!!!!"..,.._n!!!!E!!"vtn!!!!!!l"l!'!!!!!sl~ I heard of at $26,250, D!al · . 645-4303
$215. mo PAI. A MESSAGE
Call -<Open evesl FROM SANTA I OKI.\ I L Ol \O\ Here'• a real p~nt for
YOU! A 3 bedroom 2 bath
home on quiet Eulsidt "" ' ~ ! ,' 1'<'
a.ta Mesa. Freshly ftdec· 1---:,,C:::~-"--I
oretod. -.. ,.. "11.00 Big Canyon total cost to wta er low
down FHA." Hurry, you can Five bedroom., 3 baths ~. I
be nestled :It! for Cbrlstme.a fly room Iaiindry rOOm 3
Eve. For turther detalla car garap Beautilut ~
check with Santa'• Helpeni lot at Herinuage Lene and .
at Heritage. Royal St Georae Road This
Cail 546-5880 (Open Evell.) home is being finiWd now '
• • and -be •••liable !or
JUST USTED . I • ~'=I ~,,';'::.""~.:,; HARBOR VIEW HILLS -. call ownor at 644-ll<o. PitcO.
3 ,Bdnna • ._ hu&e !amib'. ~·· LIKE A $92,SOO. ., = .. :=~~ SUNRISE VIEW? ROOM FOR MQ~
value, a pleasure to ahow. S@e this lrg. 4 BR + f~. Besides the 2 bedroom cude
$51500. rm. + din. rm. home. on this m x 317% lot, )'OU , 675 3000 Choice lo<ation. Walk to can .. , a wriMce to build • everything, pool • park • 6 units. Priced right at
BAY & BEACl-I
Ht:ALTY
ne"W shOpplng center. Own-$28.500. Located in the beert
er hates to leave. 0 n I y or a.ta Mesa. For more m.
$86,tXMJ, 1ormation call 641).7l'n. -, ~.
BACK YARD O THE RE/\L
•"'\. ESTATERS TEA HOUSE Coldw'lll,Bncar
m LOVELY GARDENS.~ ~ -::;oc~"'EA~N~FR;t!O~N~t~1 1
x :w·"""""' room .. ..,... uu100 644-2430 DUPLEX from tbit 3 bedlOOIU, f&m.ibt , :
room home with fireplace, Owner anxious & will contkf;:
. bullt-!m, -· ..,.mklm. Best Buy In Town er all offers on 1hU. 3 bed·
s:n;950. For $21,950 you get a ~ ~ deluxe Clupl.u:. Both I
PETE BARRETT -3 ,,.,,.,,.,.. home •n>t• .,. in mint <Oodll"" <
with built·in kitchen, remod-& fully furnished. Full price ;
REALTY i eled baih. Room far boat or $83,500. '""8555 I
. trailer in Co<!a M.,., Now SHERWOOD REAL TY l
1605 w:tTCLIFP vacant. Call NOW! 546-8640 18964 Brookhurst, F.V. I
NIWPCIRT HACH t GRANNIS $11,950
'42·1200 3 Br, + 2 B•tha Re1ld.ntlal Cul-de-&ac ttree-t. Formal din.
Realty area, blt·ln RIO, Iota of cab-
Formerly Farrow !nets, bn!akfut bar, Fl ·.
'629 Harbor Blvd., C.M. heat, large cov. patio, -~ WALK V nt 4 real baraaln! Suhnriu ·j aca 341.1221 to Westcl!ll aboppq and B·_. SEYMOUR REALTY 1n41 I -. 1rom 1hil s bedroom ... room · & larKe WnUy room home. Vacant and waiting, Owners Bea.Ch mvd., H~t. Bch. .. !
New wall-wall cwpeting and moved and want quick l&le BY Owner • Choice 3 Bdrm: I
read)' to move into. $32,000 1.Dftly. conditioned home: 2 ~th plu1 family room iii
and owner will lffle..OPtion Functional floor plan. Sep-quiet Mesa Verde cul d~
too! CALL 675493(1. &rail' family room; wet bar. Mc. Larre yard, m ,
Open Ewe 'til s p.m. Quality wall to wan cupet1 trees, ciost to slxlrea j ICQI and drapes. Park-like yard. schools. $31,000. Owner-Ai! t
Sprinkl.er1 .•• ONLY $57.000 ~1224. I I
I..:;:;::::;:.==-.,,:::;:::.::"':::-:;:,= ... EZ TERMS. Call ""5IO NEWPORT BEACH , I Mother-in•LaW S Owner _,.., price 15.000,
Hideaway . ~~II qu: t'::;; J:.'° .4
You:U be delighted when you TRI HARBOR '
.,. thll 5 ~· pool REAL TORS home tea-lormal din-OWNER MOVED . '°" E. lltb, c.M. 1nr arta. tepuat. rumpus 2399 Redlands. Open daily. DAY OR NITE 6t6-32S5
room, 3 pOOi bath U'l!u I: f bedrooms, 2JAi baths, aepar--;:==;-;-=;:ii;;:..!
"""' 1mpor1an~ ,...,.i..i ate u...., ptua huge tamlly SPANISH ADOBE
llvina: qUarUn for Dear Old room. Ne e d 1 attention, Sharp older 3 Bedrm ~
·Mom. Full price $34,000. All IArire back )'Ud for enter-cJoR0 to --.._ -· 'I'ennl• 541).8555 ..,.... • •
SHERWOOD REAL TY tatntng, ptUs heei..I pool. <>wner movtnr out <l --11
·-v &!bmlt -• Askin& ~ --F. • $24,950 $31,500 PERRON REALTY 6W
MESA VERDE · 6!1!1 apr uoumable -BAY~RONT APTS,,
'MW on propercy. Monthly 1860 Newport Blvd,, C.M. Vista Del Udo. Pier & lu~
lMtallmenta like rent. 4 bed-Call, 646-3928 Eves. 675-1827 available. From $31..S)(l._ilil:
rooms 2 bl.tbs, family room or leea.
wt1h itroptace. All e1-c Duplex In Georve Wllll11maon
bollt-in !dtthen, diobwul1tt. Corona del Mar REAL TOR • 1 Patio. Spr!nklen. Immedi-54U570 645-1564 ate ptiDe'91iont MQ..17JJ Well-built, bea.utiM, main· ------'-'-I
TARBELL = =:" o:i: ~~ *DANA POINT "' I
·-· IO% down. Call New Deluxe Duplex t91!i5Harbor,o.taMeu now to see. Only fl6,ZO. $49,950. ~·
FHA OR VA • 673-8500 wab R .. 11y 442~· IGS'JI
' Bedroom home in Kt"t lo. -catiori nttr the beach, Very
O TIII~ REAL
~ ESTATERS HOW'S THE I
CLEAN C9NDO TIME FOR lhu!o -Pr!c<d at -======= only $32,950. 347,ro10.
1112-2Sl5
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2BR.Le>.H~Affel'lclol-:1
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~-1610 w. C»ut Hwy., N.B. WANT AD ANY....., lit tbe BESI' day to REAL'IURS 642-4623
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·The Biggest Mark~tplace on the Orange Coast -Dial 642-5678 for Fast Results
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t * * * * TAYLOR CO. * BAYSHORES VIEW & POOL ' • Waterfront custom. home, 4 bedroom & den
or 5 bedrooms, 5,,.. baths. Top quality car-
peUng, draperies, wallpaper & fixtures.
View from most rooms. 87' lot. spacious yard
with beautiful garde113. $280,000.
OWNµt w /2 -• 1 < Bl\, 2 BA, lao lo~ l!qstmte
Watt'rtronL !la. bM mtal patio, BBQ, nr Mlle Sq,
apt, Priv beach. docb, teD-Parlr, Pt,500 'fl4 :131-31T1.
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Coron• oClol Mor Gonorol
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:' . Delightful to Saa
: PANORAMIC VIEW OF NEWPORT llAR-
\ JIOR. 3 bedrooms, 3 baths, SPANISH fore-i place kitchen with built-ins, CUSTOM dee-
' orated carpets & drapes. BUILT-IN WINE
; CELLAR & WET BAR. Entertain under the
: 1tars. BEAUTIFUL PATIO, AUTO. TIME
: LIGHTS. For the discriminating buyer.
I ................................... $125,000.
'' 24 WAYS TO GET A"6X's GROSS"
! 24 Units
[ HIGH DEMAND rental area. Close to shop-
' ping and schools. 18-2 Bedroom, 11> bath/S-i 2 Bedrooms. Could be "UPGRADED" for
"$75,000 ~·.
l 5 Sepe.rate hornet on one
big 63X305 ft lot. Owner's 3
bedroom unit in front, 4 in-
dividual 2 bedroom behind.
Income sno. a Mo. l.Dcated
on WUeon St., C.M.
2. 5 Separate hornet on jum·
bo 83' x 385' tot. 3 Bedrm 2
Bath, with pool in front. In-
come $0) a Mo. l.ocattd on
University Ave., C.M.
Gener•I
EASTSIDE
BEST BUY
Sacrifice &ale. Stunning pride
of ownership estate. Thidc
shag carpets, Stain glau
windows, beams. Country
style kitchen. Fireplace.
Covered patio. Just listed
for only $24,9:30, HURRY.
645-G303
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DIViNG POOL,
BAYCREST
Deep. pool wl th 011e meter
board, 4 bedrooms and·
hup; famlly rooin. Grac-
ious tree lined a r e a.
fTl,900. Call m.<000.
UNIOOI'. tl()MU
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WATCH YOUR
STEP!!
When yoo vtrit this farm in
the city complete with an
83 x 12> lot and three-bed·
room home, Zontd R·2, Utl&
unbelievable property comes
complete 'N!th honMtall
and hi only $19,500.' Call
842-:ISls
\0 THEREAL
"\. !:STATERS
CONVINllNT SEE THIS CALll'ORNl.t. Corona clel Mar CLASSIC
conAGE lirunoou1&1e '" w"'"' --s bedroom borne + ~e i.I:Jecore.ted ~. S .-C-
,; ~·~ with <horn\ W. BR., 2 clooo:o ... BA, .........-. • CWJtom made Drpa: 6 tpee-
BILL GRUNDY, lEALTOR
l~ondors Bldg, et Lindt Isle
·'41 BAYSIDE DR., SUITE 1, N.B. 675~161 Bee,,111 eeilines -~Mlle ·· 1al "Convenadon Area" . f '!!!""""""!!""'"""'""""'""""'"'~!!!!!!"",...!!!1!!1!!!..,,f Electrtc. btdlt~tn kl~n anc! .-wne 6"" loin. p11• General \jenerel aep&n1.te Patio for )'Olll' tum• tn!ntl $214 per mo. $291800.
_ mer ~·af,'Ovft.1¥", ·'* CALL 8'7-8501 * -;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~1· •P rental unit PIYI• the ~ ~-~~-1::...i.. ...,. $63.500. 673-8550 • . .-A
-Ulf.IQ: vm" UH{.. sfA, •• Jl'~ In,~!!~~~ sq. MARTHABEYNONhu,_ ' • ~
ft.oftnisNEWcoastalview tine hornet on Mesa Verde l..!!~::~~~~!!!!l':"&i""'":!:~~-.. 1 -.. ExcopliOnai QUalil>' Golt eoon., You will tlnd UNBELIEVABLE VIETS--
and be<ul>' ill thlJ Laruna "" -·300l Capri VIEW . ~ -
hilltop estate. Call for ap-Lane, the beautilul. Spanisb Bee.iattM ·1ge '3 BR~ '-~. WoUld you Pl.Y $236. • momti.
po\nbnenl home thls week~ both D Rm dbl $11) (QJ W\tb nothlfl&' down, for a sUILDERS ~t. ;,. Sun. 1-0 """'.um • 0peo ~:. • • i.,aulilul 3 bednlom 2 both
300. C&pri LaM the a1moat Frl'ZMO'RRIS REALify CO h6me, cloee to freeways,
11ere•1 • fantaitic bliy. Large ""' contempor~ 4 bed· 3135 E Cout m,hway , 1tChooll: end atmppqf 'I'h1I
R.J lot with (1) tine 3 bed-room home which bu a 3 Cnrooa. det' Mu moo1o borne ahows prided.. owntr·
room home and room for car prage 'and a "forewr" ' •lhip. Founta1n Valley School ·
two mote units &nd in New-view L'IL OLD District. Take a look and
pon H•lih•. All !or 1'6,950. . TAX BEATERS d.cldo.
FALLBROOK SEE MARTHA thls """'nd 2 BR + 1-BR So. Hwy '46.SOO 1•
2'l acres priced under mar-and buy one or these choice 2-3 BR. So. corner· S.f1,500 ''
kot value !or qukk ""'· '°"'tiono. 2 BR+ HIR aild on $48,500 'Q.447l I I:) IMMIOI Comple~ly irrig. Excellent 2 BR 2· ba + 2 Br. · $49,500 .
l.cm.tional ,,.,,. • 3001u;_l~s~~-R~•~o TRI LEVEL BEAUTY
Older ·But Nobler · &Jnkon F~UIOO room -Cannell!b! Lota shingles, Y
111.l!'t: Rul E '. ·i·
I more INCOME .................... $2811,000.
YOUR "SLIP" IS SHOWING
" "E"lf~{)R\ 3. 5 Soparete heme• on II COMMERCIAL ZONE
acre lot. Older 3 bedrm In VACANT. 15• on HARBOR
brk:kl lbruba and ..i .... t wet bar. 3 BR, 3 BA areu, • • · a ...... frpl.c, fonnal din room, sar-i ,.,,...~S!!!T!!!E!!!P:!lS~T'!O,.....,.I the patio aurround this ~at den kitchen with aJJ. pusti
oil Linda Isla front, with 4-2 BR modttn ;;;;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii f BLVD. 358' deep to Cb&rle
unit• In ""'· lnoome 1825 GRACIOUS-St. Pro!lleble double 1ngre,.
2 BR. corner home. Stparate bu'tton appliances elul at-810 CQRONA 1-BR. lncorne·unit, just list· rtwn with waterfiu. Metlc-
A private '·'slip" (Takes a 50 ft. boat) de-
' scends from this fabulous Linda Isle "View
1 Home." 3 Lovely bedrooms, formal d~g
.1 .room, 4 deluxe baths, fireplace. An exciting
. .,home to entertain in . A must to see. $225,000.
a Mo. Located on E, 18th S I: e&ft9S from both 1treets .
St. C.M. SPACIOU Ownor wants to Uquidat•
Sweeplna; ocean view from 4 ed, $46,500, uloCll landscaping Penon-
bdnn, home on 3 levels. 34' CHRIS HOPPER al p~em. force ·sale. Call
' Dll'PllY 000
Look What We Found For You? "~ .. an BALBOA ISLE. Deluxe duplex, custom
' built 4 bedroom 3 bath, 2-fireplaces, GLASS
··.WALLED OPEN STAIRCASE. Builtins in-
! eluding a builtin freezer-refrigerator, _"toe I .wiggling" shag PLUS VERY DELUXE 2 bed-~:f'OOm rental unil· Don't miss seeing this one
1 for .................................. $99,500.
TRADE SPECIAL
· Bring In Your Trades
We'll de the rest on these THREE FOUR-i PLEXES all in a _row. All units have 2-3
t,bedroom, 2 bath/1·2 bedroom& l·l bedroom. r ~PACIOUS and close to shopping, in SUPER
•fl\ENTAL AREA. Each ............. $65,500.
~·· ,.
Call us to tour the11
fin• Income propertiet.
Newport
•t
Fairview
616-8111
(anytime)
Macnab -Irvine
Realty Company
HARBOR ISLAND
SOU.TH SIDE .
Huge living room, master
suite w/tireplace, din!~
area & kitchen all oYerlook
the big bay, SUp for 65'
yacht. CUstom built in 1970.
Four bedrooms, five baths.
BBQ, wet bar, dumb waiter.
Country home in wooded get. this year. Priced to sell fast
ting, family room and den, at $15,000.
both with fireplaces, formal
din ing room and sunny
breakfast room. 4 Bedrooms,
3 baths. $41,950. nlA or VA
tenna ct. course.
546Jl51 (0,,.n Eventngo)
SEVEN YEARS
Onl.y onoe Jn 7 yean ha.I a
home been aval.lab!e in thll
quiet Mesa Verde CUl-de-sac.
Lots of treea, near shopping
•nd close to schools. 3 good
size bedroom& plus large
family room $31,00'.I, Phlne
!;16-2313
'Grange Vasta
PROPERTIES
Formerly LaBorde R.E.
220 E. 17th St., C.M.
CALL 646-.0555
EY<nJnp S<S-3265
$24,250
IMMEDIATE
POSSESSION
VACANT
Move Into thls 4 bedroom, 2
bath home before Xmu.
Just painted inside and oU!.
Great corner location. Own·
er anxious. $850.00 moves
)'Ot1 in! Call 5'16-8640.
Used brick fireplaces in both
Living Room and family
room of thil charmini borne
complete with 3 large bed·
rooms, 2 baths, I: covered
pe.tio fOl' outdoor reluation
&: fun. Qulet meet. Walk
to Harbol' Hiih. Priced at
$34,750. See it today! 6f6..'fl'fl
fot. appt.
\O THE REAL
"\. ESTATERS
ASSUMABLE 6°/o
GI LOAN
Living/dining area. Ona of University Rtelty 847·1221.
the few homea avallable 3001 E. Cat. Hwy. 6'13'6MO SEYMOUR REALTY, 1nu
cloae to the water on fee NICE corner near ocean, * 2 Beach Blvd .. Hunt. Bch.
11.mple land. +126. $98,250. SD & 3 BO +·2 sep. auests TROPICAL
SUl>mlt """'·Call e"25. quarten. Inc. moo .. Good PARADISE
l•nns. 169.500. 615-0621, . 4 + POOL
Cotto MoH . ••. $25,400 l--====,_-111 X 26 Heated. pool, low SECLUDED ma!nt. yan1, 2 both attu. I
TOWNHOUSE new W/W """" Blt·ill il Adult park. 3 LARGE Bed· RIO. Leavina: for Arii.ona,r'
rms. Single story. Living must sell now! C&ll 841-1221
Home & lnve•tment ro:m hu firTplace, ldjchen, SEYMOUR ,REALTY, in.fl1 , all elec. Delightl'ut prden Beach Blvd., Hunt Bch. 1 l
Realty pado w/waterfall. Oub-$31,500
3535 E. Cont Hwy., CdM boule, pool & pUttlng rreen VA NO DOWN OR FHA
Pirate Road wllhtn "°"" throw. Plioed 3 ea; 2 BA. Best ..,,.. a
In to tell-includes erpt/~. drps. 9potleu. 20'x22' unlln.
1
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COLLINS & WATTS rm, Qui.t oul-d,.oae -~ Newport Heights REAL TY Xlra .... lot, many be<rlna '
Lovoly ftmod•lod Qltthaven C& W lnllt ..... Call 8<J.<6. ' $185. per mo. includes •--• 1 n home with 3 bedroom.a. 2 962-51523 -Eves 962-5081 uues ""' n' u r a c e • baths, r•~·ee, formal dln. ,........,..., SUNDAY '"" ' .. J anyone can ...ume.. thi1 6% .. _ v~" ~
' • \0 THE REAL
"\. ESTATE~S
Bll&rd room or maids quar.1 _~~"""~~~-~·~=-" Call Tom BROADMOOR
GRANNIS
Ret ldentlel
Realty
Formerly Farrow
GI loan. 3 BR rancb style ine room. Covered patio. MOVING Out ot Are ... Have ·J
wllh .. .., ... family room. Wallc to Harbor HI a """"" 3 HomH In C.M. Plieed VALUE PLUS
Heavy &hake roof, oveni%ed Jr. Hip, 5'6 "-FHA ... way below arktrt aluer ,l
llvini room, btt-in step aav· sumable Joan. Priced $39,950. ,21 3 BR'• (i) 4 B;_ Ali Large 4 Bedrm. 2 Bath, ma.1 ~'
REALTORS
644·7270
(Formerly Delancy Real E1tat1)
2128 EAST COAST HIGHWAY
CORONA DEL MAR, CALIF.
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General i· WALK TO THE·:·
Macnab-Irvine
642-1235 644-6200
10 UNITS
Eaststde Costa Mesa, ireat
rental area. Seven 3·bed-
rooma and three 2 • bed-
rooms. AU .sepani.te unit.I
Ylil:h lots of space. Showl a
fantu'lic·retum w:lth income
Of P,400 per mo. submit on
down ·or trade to •
Walker & Lee L BEACH HOME . WITH
ioauti!ul Spani•h hacl•t>d• INCOME? Real ... ~Y 2 yean old, lAi mlle 3 bedrooms 2 beth home 2790 Harbor Blvd. at Adami ~ the be,.ch. La.ra:e p&· with a iari-e family room, ~.-'-M5-"'65==~°"~""'E'"'v"'"°"· ,..,-
:tlo ""'plus room for pool. buill-ln """' & •=· Bttak· CONDOMINIUM
;cr .. ti"'1y decorated. thb WI nook in kitchen. Mother-WITH FIREPLACE !lhllf'p home hu built -in in-law room added to double
ildtchen, big Spanish fire-pra,ge on large corner loL Vacant, Immediate posses. ~ace. and oveniz:i!d double $27,500. Call 546-231J. sfon. Lowest priced 3 bed·
Jruqe, Only $26.~ and on room condominium In f&m·
tland you awn. Won't lut • Uy lll!Ctk>n available. Clo.e I~! .... ro pool, Recreetion area 4 ~alk!!;~ Lee * BLUFFS .BEST * =.~· n•.500. ca11
f!IO Harbor Blvd. at Adami t.:-~"'' Open Ev... E·Plan Prime Area
BONUS ROOM!! .
¥e1& Vude home with 4 bed· r.iom•· 2 bathl, Dlnlne room,
f'P'UI the Bonus, a 24 X 1S
m. Extra clean on a
tree lined atreet $36,IMXI f th only 109' Do w n.
.~2313. • I
• BAYCREST LOT
In the most sought after area
of the original Bluffs, on the
widest, most picturesque
iseenbel.t, with wlnditc
walks 4: oolorhd f.lo~ bed&.
Thi1 inunac., upended zm
,q. rt. a>ndo hu 3 BR., 211
BNI'HS A LGE. PANELED
FAM. RM. Ice. priv. encl.
patio at front I: another
lowly patio On the beaut.
p-eenbelL A rare opponun.
Uy at only 153.500. lsl T!nte
o'lfered. Exclusive with •
HEl.EN B. DOWD
10 THI. 1-IEAI,
'"\. ESTATEF<S
"0"
MOYE·IN ,
SPANISH FLAVOR
Seller will pq Ill )'OUr cost.a
to own th.11 fl'nhly painted
home. a lfl)acioul bedroom•.
CUttomlud Sl>anilh inter-
ior. Sa~ at only $23,250.
Dia!
WITH VIEWI
New llating • acaroe 5 BR.,
Smith built home. L&;e. liv·
1ng nn., din.In& nn .. ocean
& harbor view. R.ealiJtically
priced at m,cm.
CORBIN·
MARTIN
REAL TORS 644-7662
VACANT AND
READY
Owner motivated for fast
Ale on thi!I Immaculate 3
Bdr. home. Located on cor-
ner lot. Room for boat aate.
AJI for oriy $24,500. 847-6010
842-'535
10 THEREAL
'" ESTATERS
2629 Harbor Blvd., C.M.
COMFORTABLE
~ 3 BR. 2 BA home, nice
1ized JMng plue dining area,
bltlns, fireplace, 2 1haded
patioe, fenced yard, double
garage. Only $27,000.
Lochenmyer
RL·.1 lto1
er kitchen, or quiet street Call now. 646-nn '. ' slve family room hoim fea-1
close to ICbooli. New FHA &: have frplc ' A: are in ruce turing fireplace pa RIO
VA ternu. AvaHable at on!y areu: Nr. S.D. Frwy A .00 a fabuJouslf dttorated 't,
pj,500. See it today! !'!;1"'1000ew From $25,000 tD yard with waterfall. Onb'; (o
.. "ll51 (Ope Ev ) . .... · -.500. AH te-·. 540-8555 rt
-n " I "Oiii;ii ... iiii"'"iiiiii"!rl _....::;Call'°j~~~1·;,616-895!1;';'-'-"--IS'1:tERWe .. DREAL TY !t r:iiimi..a..~jinn~~!i! .. BAGE,.~j 1 • By Owner 18961 erooklnlnt, F.v. ~ r ~ _ HARBOR v1Ew HILLs 3 e11, , 1u11 baths. R<cently SELLING ~
Spectacular bay & ocean pe.tnmt ·bide &· oqt. W /W ~
VIEWS trom thl• cPll, ..... !.orp yanl, room YOUR HOMEt A UTILE CASH: IOY•ly -· with ... ,boat o.-n..-1o1, c1 ... Froe appral•ol • w, buy
will pt.It you in this l\lptr 4 3 bedroom• &: 2 Mths tu 8Cbools. W·s1de CM. equltiea. Pft'IOna1 attention. ~
bedroOm. , Great for enter. Cozy book·llned den wtth SZ,500, 5'8-6449 25 yn. experience. ~
taining, .solvtsta come home beamed celling A fireplace COLLEGE PARK lovely 3 l'OUJNS i WATl'S
to a true prestige addttu. Formal, 9P&doui llvlna: rm. BR 11(. BA ' home -REALTORS -S
1860 Newport Blvd., C.M. $36.SOO. Hurry Call 842.2535 with lmarble fireplace w/~venlzed db.I garagf!', 962-5523 I'
Call 646-3928 E,,... 673-1515 2 Yard• Rodoco<ated Inside & oul R.E. SALES 1·
$850. . $96.700 wlriew ept, warin walnut l'M LOOKING FOR '
MovH You In """.o" •···11 ·• • cem'"t PROFESSIONAL r. driveway. Priced at only SALESMEN I
Payments 1 ... than nmt. A $24,950 129.900. !!61-<BIL BE YOUR OWN BOSS '
greet li:arte1' home tor that OPEN SAT A SUN 12-5 CALL ED 847-!l&OC ~room w:;· .!::,";,.Ir.!~ 4 BEDROOMS By ,..,,.,, 3 BR, 2 BA, new KASABIAN ~ --~· • REALTORS wg ept, drps, point. H.,.. REAL ESTATE
and oven. Lovely 2 bath home freshly SINCE 1944 )'l.l'd, College Park. 2395 S BEDROOMSI r:
Sperow Rlty 842.:+474 palntod inside A 0uL N•w 673-4400 c.u"' Dr. 54M593 3 BATHRDOMSI ~
"A ~ tor every bird" =.ii!: ~t~~: .,.~~~"'!!~!'!!~f NICE -home 3 BDRM, l"-tpw Down! Low Interestf ~
VACANT LOT NEW LISTING -.. Wide amcnt. drlvo. HERE'S YOUR BA. Owner will n!Und dos-$32.500. Ownor will help with '
Xlnt location, New POI'~ Mesa Verde Pacnrtter. 2 No down G.t .• low doWn all DOLL Hou~e Ins cottl to Gl-VA apprsl down pa.ymt. ~
Bel.ch. 1 Blk. to ocean, story, 4 bedroom, tamUy othen! 540-1720 ~ $2'1,bl. Non veti c,.n buy HAFFDAL REAL TY ..:
blk. to the bay, R·3 lot. ~ ~ se~n~~· TARBELL Excepdonally well cared f« $2000. below appral 645-1622 842-4405 Eves: 50_2446 t ~~GAN REAL TY ROY J. WARD, RLTRS 3 Tm, 2 both charmer. 2 BR. lup ""'· ie-yd. HOUSEWIVES I
67• .,.2 67• u•9 ·~ --· H-~-•--Mesa Dou ..,.. ... nte. >ards. ""-to schools & -DREAM ~ -U'IV"'Wo6ll ~ ... -uui-, .......-la new carpet tn all roomt. Pini· Sl.6,000. m Costa . ;:;;:::;;;;:;;;;;:;:::;:;::::;;;;:;;;;;;;:;.;.;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;;:;:::;:;:::;:;;::;.!.:::;;;;:;;;;;:;;:::;;;;:;;;;;:;:::= Full price ,23,9!'!0, AU termt Meu. SL &f&..9136. cu.tom. kitehen, 3 Bedrm., 2
av&ilable. Hurryt 5f&.8640. BY OWNER f"' Walnut Pl S bath, lh&i crpta, 3 mlnutH
S@\\4UlA ~Ila r.~se
The Punle with the Bui/f./n Chuckle
GRANNIS ,. · to ocoan, nr. lhoppjni. No
BR, 2 BA, Jae yd 'W/beaut down to vets. Won'J lut at
trffl, frplc, bwd f Ir s, $26,tro. Call acent ~ 968-44:56.
RHldontlol $36,500 &U-189:1. GI NO DOWN. 5 BR, ..,.1.
Realty East Bluff Den or mu&tc room. A 0 .......... """' cl ""' ,,,--.._,.,rrr-::~ F"'""'' Farrow _,,, t JM 500 F • four 1Ctombf.d Word• b.. ~......,, l829 Harbor Blvd., C.M. BY owner Newport Bch con-JeAlon a ' · ut J>OI· t
r low to form four tlrnple 1W!fd1. do. S BR. 2 BA, 1 Jevtl, 2 • ( LET THE SUN patlol. nr pool .Low .. 1 lorwln rHlty, Inc. •
I I· sl.E IJ' RI E IT I I SHINE IN ...... duo~ Only $32,950. 21562 B"""'1W>t. Hniln Bell t Will carry 2nd un Vl.-ta 546.541 I anytime Thia &m,hlne beauty!! Il'1 Hosar &U-5193. , JUST oU Ru.ltorw Llsttnc t-
4 bedroom., 2 baths anc1 • • 2 stY aitc 1 bell. 4 I ll' x 110' fee lot on
TftADEWINOS can build t• ,..,. -plans Included.
·VIEW <Jr UPPER HAY -Fuii pr1ee only 125.000 -sub-
1.
I T U f O L I jJ Wn!!y cllnlll!·room will 11t-Fountoln Volley • w o • BR. l ~
-"" a11 ""' """""· ""''" " BUILDER CLOSEOUT1 ~ ... ~ :;· ~~p 1~; e Ii I' I I I tho moot lmmaculaie ho'"' • "'"'· dw. Pl""' tbq, d,,,., REALTOR 644-0134 _ . . .. . Allln~&_'.'d.~~':"121.500. CUJUoan sttnr. 135,750 • g
PRICE REDUCED I ~ ~u• --Lutal'!_".:,~~~bl• 96>-4587. I
I 11~1 'I I Ol \O \
L•ri• 4 BR. J a.th I A.I> Go Fr --~~~ LARGE • er 2 --~ Ovar 2,2'l ,q. rt."'........,. -~~=~~~ -I Ii I -It used to be lhat guinea ~~1NJ~RtoY.':.,A,"R5K clw1 i.:me b. ~· =
livlno. Wo• Id-w/ r.1.YM!NT ws ._ .. _ ... L ..... -"......... pigs mulllplltd lh• faalest. v:: :;:.,. .. -;.. ...... F.V. -~. -en~."
.-• pantry; !<>rmal din-THAN RENT ,..........,,..,,.-=-.,.....,,-...,Then along came !ho goyerno °"""' Hooal Sell VA. mA. °""'· 11-• "".,..,.don. Mltr. 1111 .. "'""',.. buy'"'' """"3 H E B T 0 0 mtnt --11·1. *EAST SIDI* Bil yards:\: hlch.....,.. curr. mkt prloe. DEAN
Formerly i.Borde R.E. w/frplc, I. dreulng room. Bdrm. home. Localed in 1-:,,...,.-..,r-r:,,-,.-."""1 0 Co111plete th• chuck!• ·ciuoitcf S BR. 1.BA, 1amtly nn, H~ ary Wlllt Included. Slcft R.EALTY S.M.
220 E. 17th St., 'C,M. Redecor. t.bnlout. All thlt on Hunt. Bc'h. on Quiet cul.do-1 O by l1Ulng In the Ml•lng wordl ..._1 bit U. h alk In . hool WALK to be ., i......i ..
CALL 646.0555 lne •haded lot In oedudod · ' I'°" dm.,, l<om ••P No. 3 ""'"'· ~. • , Ufe w · >&I'd parktnr, beot s< •, "''" ,.,_
• neflbborhood. IAC ttrcet. $27,500. All terms. Ji;·~ 11 r· I' I' r I' I' I' I' .1'' I doletl. 1800 sq. ft. New p&rir, walled communlt)'. park, llbnry, 4 BR. 2 BA, Ew.nlfllt Call 6*7003 Vacant, move..&p condition 847..0010. S0.25a5. • ~ fJ NtJM,u,•,•D crpts/jln.pa; A paint. Va· BUlhard betwetn Garfield trplc. Ia 2 cu' aar, plcnlc In
S ~--___ eant. Irnmed. poeeeukln. a Elllt. yanl. Eltab. Mlahbothood.
DUPLEXE Ownu 673-1195 Brokor I ~9'l>M. di ~ 162·5559 * 161-9601 By owntr. $35,950. 962-.l!G!. upper units. Good E-BY 9wner. 4 Br, fam nn, a\ ~~MIMI I I I I I I I I I J ._., cCtr • RH1JVI' 1;;:..;::=:..,...,!!._,..=.:..;;,c:c.1--,;-;;.-;.o"'-';;':--O:"-'....;.. side loc. 2 BR. •a, bl!NI. i din nn. Nr. s. Ctt Plua. -=_.L,,.us"'"'-'-•--t lllO Newport BlYd C M Tbt tutut draw 1n tht Wul 3 Br, 2 Bt.. dbl pr., no
rort1nc.. Rtal""' ~ Auum• loan. 141 ·'°0·1:-..,--,,--=:-.,.;,,;:--I SCRAM·LETS '"NSWERS IN CLASSIFIED 700 54&-772t ., • , ••• s0allyP11otCl&Nltlod doWn.totaipym111swmo. ~to E!op..,,. DimM.U11t 111-1823. For mt """"' 61M6711 __ _:=::::::::::..=:.:.::,..:.'"::..::..:.:..:=~:.:...::.::::;::=:_::;::....:_::. ___ 1 1_.,.....,_ml!~!l!,, l.::Ad:::·:..:6'J.¥111::::::.:: _____ !.:;R::ob::t::.rl;:•..:l:..Co=:·..:;96::2::;·5::5~11
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_,..,._ -Newport Hollbl• I_. P_..iy 1'6 H11•11 Fum~ 300 Ho-• Llnfwn. 305 -Unfum. 305 Townhouse, Apia. Fum. MOApn. Furn.
$14,sot to $19,fst-SPECIALS FOR Sal> l>Y o..o.r. u no. -lngton 6Hch Ceoto Mou Huntrn,ron Beodi Fum. °' Unlvm. M ''eo.,;-t•....,M-,.-.----Coo,..:...t-.""-..,...,----~.,;
1 A I Br. HC>IJm. You tall, IOOtn tar men. Park t B& duplex, $160 mo. VERY a.E.AN 4 bedrooln 3 FOR RENT .. 1..+.., Costa Mesa /;...,;;;-:== Make the tmna.. Avall now lib settin&'. Yrl)' tneorne bath townboule. VACANT ... _ • • ~ n. ~I a DEAN REALTY 536-M 4 BDRM. 2 Ba. Bright • $17,880. Priced at $Ul.500, prt,ge:, patio, trplc, Call and •vall kit inuned -t. cot.I. dbl IJ,r'ap, 1 BR. frplc. btama. pado, -:;)f11 u ll u
TOWNHOUSES ~ 1::~.~. 1;;,~ r-1pm.fl.1WJ)Cln.a. 5f.8..DT alt l53&4191.BR Du·~·. ~-•mo. Private~ ,..tio'::i ~ blt.ln RIO. 'r'JA w/w. util tncl.$14&. 1 ldult,
from $11.000 to Uf.000. Low, 3 BDRM. 2 &. Fam.Uy rm. 0.,... Pt.& ~_,,am.I all blUns. $225. W month. go•~ c:~ c:'t. =:: nc. peta. GQ-.8520. \
low down pt.yment, DEAN Quiet street. 0'1ooks part, ** 4 ·Pt.EX BY OWNER-back ~ ' 53S-8'196 Clll qent 546-il4L ~. $191. per mo. A&k 1ot 1 Month F,_ Rent
REALTY 5:£-752'7. Near NeWJ)Ort Ht.•• $29,500 Cer'ltnl CM. Xlnt retu.rP I. ' cau. ' MESA VERDE! BEDROOM. ~nlal .,ent. 3 BR, 2 Ba. $%75. 541-U>!
2 BR CONDO, by owner, low 3 BDRM. 2 Ba. fimll) rm, tu aht.Jter, Groes $6.m.. Newport Buch home wlthltt waUdna diJ-CALL 962-4471 Newport 8"ch
OOwn payment. tce.rooma.Cbannina.Near $49,750. Prlnclpall on l y. y~y 5 ~ 5 Ba tanee to 9Choola. FamllifAI 3BD 2a.a '~ 557~ or 918-1629 Nev,port Hit; •····· $34,150 64Z-1467. • • ., ooly, Vacant&: ready at~. ..., un. e-.t blf·in R/0, SftANI> new 3 bdrm, 2 bath.
2 VIEW lots in tiewport L~ lo S I 170 """""\ tnn. N'pt Harber per month. Call ·-nt TA ht., ctPtf, «lxlOO tt. ~oe. Piilo A r•--.
H'f!i .... $11,500And$20,000 .v•• .' •• UC: YachtJClub Married 5t6--041-~ fenced lot, dbl. ear., l.ovely quletareLN;';~.
TRULY FRESH CALi. <:) '''·J•J4 t>:_~a~!~~ ,::;" R1:1t'An1ta) 67W2lO VACANT, ilt?med. po11 . :=i;is22s ~,!,~ 1~ ~~th. Ltue. ACT
••. Is tblt 3 BR., 2 ba., with AtJ.,,,,_ Unobstructable Coutllrw 2 BDRM cottqe, wintt>r, ~ Open! llbeallJ ceWneklli, ntw rental Ai'~,, _..n Duplexes Fum. Jae, family nn., Uniwrsity 7:1 ALTY view, 90' frtgt. on two block from ocean. $1!A) mo. cu P e crptg, spar na In-_.....,.,
model home. Attr. atrium; :••r Nfwp~ •••1 Olllrt ., 1treett. $21.000, Tmnt 6'15-C3S ~~3 :a. T:n ~ :: •WE haYt' a Jarre sel~tion Newport leech
profftll. lnd!ocpr., l&'l'· peUo, ewport 1'91 P.R. Wryn&U""3835and HowM Unfum. 305 $225/mo. Call 545_8424 of 3 and 4 bedroom homes 2 BR 1 a .1. Bal'---
automal1c sprlnldeni. ~-SPECIALISl'S in lx>me sall'I 646-l'm. (Eve. I: W/E). that can be moved into • ...,... ...,. Ptnln.
Nm view! $$2,900 I You own FOR Sale mo bulld to -"t "" .. General BKR. almolt IInmediatt>l,y on our ~~,!'1!,ltt or $220. )'rly. &: reutal.5. Newport Shotts. .,.... "'""1 ON ., 3 BR. ep•-1 -~ .,. 54G-03l.6 the land! Cl.}'1WXld Rl!alty ~1290 lot in San cternente for 4 71 ac. ... • .....,.,. Re n t • 0 p t lo n p I an . ·
8 eel h II units W/~W of OCffD. eove'ted patio. Gar " tool SHERWOOD R E A LT y' Duplexu Unfvm. JSO
r •, S•n Ju•n C•plstrono Pho ~ -·· room. Owner will ahow Ft< ••• • ._ -------~ ~ or eYt't. RENTAL flNDERS Attn &: Sat. at 2549 Orange ~. Cotta Meaa
IN MISSION s::HOOL • GI w.1-.COAA l\lllA Ave. CM. or caH (213) ox 6-•FRESH " Oean - 2 Br. f . •
DISTRICT YUCCA Valley. ~ aett lot In HOUMS * Apb. 1.930. or (2l3) OX ~U4i. cpt/drpl, bltns, kids ok 2 Bdrm., 1~ Ba. Garaa:e
5 Bedrooms, 2\i baths, 2. exclU11lve • u b d Iv 11 Ion , * 64$.0111 * $140. carpet• a: Orapt1. m t-inll.
Univ. Park Center Irvine story. Corner Jot, farm.style· 645-4908 after SPM LEASE 1700 sQ. ft. 4 BR, liv ALA Rentals • 645-31'.m $HS/mo. • 548-.3085
Call Anytime, 833-0SJ> kit~n. Living room with M ~~~~.-~0,.-----,_ ,. ~/ rm, 2 BA, crptd, Fam rm, 3 BR. bltns, cpts, frplc A HuntJntton Beach
REALTY
THE EX~ITING
PALM MESA APTS.
~N IN THE SUN!
Mlnlltfl to Newport Beach
UnbelJevably large apts. Huge Pool, jacuzzi,
elecLric buil t-ins, shag ca,,,.ts, drapes, sauna
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SINGLES ..• \ ........ $135
1 BDRMS ••... :. . • . $140
2 BDRMS. . . . . . . . . . $ l60
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THEY'RE UNDERPRICED!
1561 MESA DR., Cosio MolO
S bib So. of Newport Blvd.
546-9860 ''!!'!!!!!!!!~~..,~~~·! conve1"511.l.iM pit. Like new! ount•1n, •Mrt, -FURNISHED -Side yd for trlr. Fncd. Cov " R rt 174 fenced b a c k yard, Nr . THINKING Of selJino! we •""'.500 eso $'15-LONG Hair OK -Priv patio, I ri d • c p d , auto I lMMED n --·pa•c 2 BR {gJ (E '06 ......, achoo!• a: shopping. $275. · · ~"\I " Y · X I 1: 11 11 •-= 11 J r: need a Broad moor CAPistRANO VALLEY *BIG BEAR LAKE* Bach w/Klt. AU util pd, sprinklers. nr school1, elem 9S2-4M92 Newly crptd. i140/mo. m -. -.
Tl.u1lerock Plan 7 for an ex-REALTY 493-1124 Happlnese ii &pending Christ• -th:ru OCC. $300. 841-7136. ,---,.,...--.,,.----1 dep. No Lie. 546--3183 or /Ap'.::'-l"'.1_._,F,.,u_m_. ____ 360_ I Aptt. Furn.. 360,I [_··i
eculive transferring from Santa Ana Hei11ht1 mas In your own cozy cab-$95 -CLOSE to Everything CLEAN S BR, 2 Bath, lrplc, L19un1 Buch 536--0240. Cotta Me•• C If M
the Ea.st. Abo need a • In. Try thl• one tor $8,900. 1 BR dlq)lex: mature adults. bit-ins, dshw1hr. cptl, lrg OCEAN w walk to bch, N.wport Sho,..1 ...!..! es• ...a ;
Tulane Model Park Home OWNER SAYS Call 'D .... _ (TI4) SJ&.1738 or Vacant patio. Nr major shopping. I •---• U'•• 2 b --------~/LARGE 1 br apt, completely ,~· I --• Bob ~mt ru-·-all .... ,,,_ fl'p e, u.nuu~ ce "16' r, LARGE 2 BR 2 BA -It . ,, or •~e. ...., u, ''SELL".tt.1. write· Spencer Rea.I Estate -$235 mo. leue. C i1'I •N 1 ba. ...... 1 .. 11,, furn, wuher, · ' · ...... • C d I 0 fum'd. refrlg, stove, dswhr, -', 833-0101 days, 83.1-0061 eves. . · '$185 -DELUXE 2 BR Twn· aft 4:30 pm or wknd1. 1_ ~~1 Mah·-drps, walk-in closet, nr GIG e fO g·~--d'-·-•. --n " , P.O. Box 2128, Big Bear ....,--....,.7--.--:--....,--~. years ease. • ................ -tAO .... ,... ALL lJTILITIES PAID .... ""'6., ... ...,_. '"'-"' A1k fur Ed Petenon. Sharp l bedroom on large Lake Callt hltt. Frplc, Pool, gar, teen, N.w .. Vacant. Custom adults. Call 52>3254 (TI4) """'"''• .._.,,mo. irlO-O~"" painted &: paneled. Sl50. I
PACESETIER lot. As&ume 71Ai% VA loan. • pet ok. Bach., ut"s pd.~.,. mo/mo altor 6 pm Coinpare before you rent • 642-7973. '
HOMES Total pa.ymts $186. month. l[i] Spa. 2 ~ 2 ;j1 ba 911 -J 1 ~ Custom designed featuring: l o=-a.-o~P~o~lnt _____ I :
At The Irvine Ranch Price redUced to $24,900. nt.wldal • -UNFURNISHED -Spa c. 3 t>r' 2 tun t.' B/l UPPER 3 Arch Bay. Ocean ~fwlllnt • e Spacious kitchen with in-I
11000, CaU now for details. ~;;;;;;;;;;;~~;;'l$125 .... HARD to Find -2 c, • • w , lse., 2 Br .. 2 Ba., den, . direct lig'trting * SINGLE. 1V-POOL. ~., ', !mmed ocq:1y .... Seve . FULLER REALTY . DEAN REALTY 536-1S27 din la r 1;~;;~;;;;;;·:,:m~ • Se dl · co i · II Br, Stove. cpta:, drps, pr. · rm., m. m '• para.le n i attt ok, DANA MARINA INN " For nformatton ca 546-m14 An)'fune Avail now. e IMMEDIATE •tove/ref/cpts /drps, $300. • Home-like 11orage ' •
S•lei Offic e 544-8857 Bu1l~ie1s OCCUPANCY 495-4764. Apt1. Furn. 360 e Private patios l4lll ~~Hwy, D. Pt. . ;: :
Models at Jeffrey Road &: ~iv1rsity Parle Opportunity 200 $150 _ MOVE a~t In _ 2 2 BR. lara&e patio S150 L H 'll e Cloeed garage w/storage Huntington Beach · ~ :,
?>toulton Parkway. RARE VJ.llap I, 2 BR. 2 BA, .,...... 3 BR. Dbl gar., lg yd S200 19una I s General • Full length marble pull--:---,-::-'.,.------•
Irvine Terrace cozy. noise free w i th RETAIL Gift Shop in o~ of ~!:..'5:~ ~..:..Stove, re-11-iANAGER 646-8226 NEW WORLD • 3 BR. 2 BA,l'iiiiii iiiiiiiiii I man * LG 1 BR furn aJ>(!, ntrt '· I ~-Coon"' I t ... ,. •-· t-.. I' A • Ki••" Bdrm beam ceil., cr>ta, -· d•bo -/ privacy. Adult pools . "''""''6"' v • moa a· _ priv patio, pool privll. • ·"6" s
2 BR. Denb.lk2 BaBathl.,.Extra, 500 $27.950. 10% down. Doyle tractive shopping areu, juit SlfiO -SPACIOUS 3 Br w/ 2d Br, ~''i pa~o,; cQurp~i Volleyball cm. mtns. refria Bold N C t • Pool . Barbeques •• ~-~:Spi~5P·i.ruf't., 1:°°'Ad· l~·r 1'
lge lot. l to y ..... • · Co. Rltrs., 548-ll68, eves a WN blka from Hi!:torlc gar. Fncd tor Jcida. E~ide rps, a ave ~ ... 15. e A w/w crpt. $249/mo, ew OftCep rounded with pl!J! 1.11.uu· • pa · ~. ~ ~
CdM Realty 673-413). 557--6244. Mlslion In San Juan CM trop1Ylcal1 bl,.kttilnng -for ad
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Laguna Beach Ctpi.strano, Speclallzln& in ' • _ on · I • · ~--------· t FURNITURE RENTAL wt Wlg at ts ~ ~LRG Modern 1 BR. tf : Mobile Homes ll5 Gourmet Cook w a :re. Jm _ SP.Aruo..ING 4 BR 2 646-1765 or 646-«10. M11a V•rd• Large 1 BR SITS Cpts, drps, redec, nr ocean . .v-: I
SMALL FARM 1 __ F_o_r_S_•_1•_____ Eatabli&hed 1 yr. I: thowtna: BA, dbl gar, neww/w, cruidi CHRISTMAS DINNER 4 BR home. Carpets, drapes, * Month 1 Month 365 w~~~ FR~.1971 ~!;-si;,:cago. 5 3 6-1506 1 r ;
That's What you could haw NEW At>UL T PARK a 20% a mo. increase ln pe'I "Welcome In Your 3 BR Home. Cpts/ elee. bullt·lns. Fireplace. * lOO% ~base Optic: I
if you owned thls cozy home Huntington .Arl>or Mobile volume. Euy 10 man&ge &: BEACON °1( 64.S..0111 drps, patio, pr, stove, re-Newly painted Inside & out. * Wide Seiectk>n. ::i Laguna Baich 1 overlooking the canyon, on Home Park. Facilities in· will train. $15,500. Will oon-·r =-=',-,'=-=~~== frig .. $215/mo. 646-6961 <Jr Large yard • Near gchools Sf,yle-Colors 1 BEDROOM APT. !S ,
O'v"l!t' 2 acres, most Of It l~vel. I de J · ant alder tenns. Any serloia in-HOME FOR RENT 646-1246. $280. mo. Call eves alt 4:30 * 24 Hour Deli~ Furnished $105 Sl25 MO. UP; S40 Wk., Bach. • _ \
The 1-bdrm. home has • ~~~. ~= ~Q. i::: 4q9u'lrl36esllcallC(n4) 4193-1095 ()tor AND LEASE OPTION ~A~TTENT==,~o~N~O~WN=E~RS=!-PM., 557-9588 ()f 6$.1741 R AdMulCls,rdNlo PRetslt UBaytil :h ~.,;:;:-c,~~c:!t !
Franklin atove, encloeed pa· 'billiard nn, shuUleboanl, in-.r-• 0 u r e 1 Y 3 &Inn home, freahly paint-We have rental customers weekend1, oy c a e e a or · ...uo, ,.,....,.xi,. •
tio & greet possibilities. All dlvklual metering. Pet eec.. broker§. ed. 2 bloclta to fhopping, for HOMES, API'S &: CON·< ''B;;;R;--;;2-;B;;-A,-:;:lrpl=c-;lo=nn::-al -548-n29 Newport Beach .,;. :
for only $31,500. C&ll • tion. 19350 W~ St., Hll'lgtl "NEW LISTING" park&: Boys Oub, $215. mo. DOS Call DEAN REALTY dlni~ rm fam ~ crpta [',!L ~ BACHELOR •pf, ldeol loca• ,':· •,'
Retail & O;immerdal SAies-ALSO Renlai Div. 536-7527. ' d-ds~dir. bltin•" • .....,.1: ~ ... ~ • Besch. 968-4445. V . ...., ........ --.._ --$30 Wk. Up Apts. tion for retired man .. ,,.
0 I,,,,-, 10x55 MELODY, furnished Oarpeta:, Drapes, Yardage Larp 4 Bdrm, Mesa en:Je. e nxer Upper-2 Br, f/yrd Cw. patio, cabana Lse $400. 517 w. l9th, CM StB-3481. $18-$25 Wk. Mote l Rm1 Restaurants, fishing, etc!.' ,
'1Wll/ family park; 2 BR, 1 BA. --OR-Brand new C'Ptll It: drps. kids I: pets ok. Sl3.5. ~2082. 2'156 N, Ma.in SA 547-0314 $6 Night & Up tro. No car needed .
REAL ESTATE !"'1 •kiri/awning. ac-.,;;: :'iJi~ Laree home~, mo. ALA Ronl•I• • 645,.3900 ~M~i1~1~lon~VVl~eJ;jo;--:-:=]l~~~i!!ii!!!!i!!i!!I I SUNNY ACRES ;;',.'.......,=""'· ==-=--I'
1100 Glenneyre St. from Doheny Pk Bch/Dana HOLLAND BUS. 3 Bdrm, N. Cout Mesa. 2 Br, ntw crpts I paint encl 4 Br, 2 ba, newly crptd &: Balboa Peninsul• MOTEL OC'EANFltONT w 1 n t er, ~' :
494-9473 549-0316 Pi, Harbor. $4D). 4~1795 SALES Cloae to dub &: rec. I« gar, no pets, $140. Baby landscaped, ft"nced, air • S25 WK & Up .• On Ocean. This ad worth SS on rent. Various Loe. 1-2-J bn. '. * SELL OR LEASE * Na;: P:~· 24x60' Inlernat'I ''The Broker With Empathy'' ~"2i 'OR.mo.5'0-4631 O.K. 1945 Pomona. 56-0739. oond. $.1llO mo. Sl)...3840, Lovely Bach • 1 BR ·Rooms 2376 Npt Blvd .. CM 543.9155 Adults 1Jnly, no p e ts .• •
2200 Sq. ft. 3 BR., 2~ Ba. Cha.ch. Adil Pk. Comp!. 1716 Orange Aye., C.M. Nichols R al Estat • E/aide Dollhouse 1 Br, stv 2 BR EIOOrado, c:rp~. drps, Maid Strviee. Pool Utll. * SUPER I BR-.-673-al88. ,
lg. lam. rm., din. rm., (rpl. awnings, porch 1 lndicPe. 645-4170 540-06a1 eve. • e ALref, f/yrd,1 ch.Ud.i. .. ~~ fncd yard A patio. S225 mo. Pd. Lovely furniture. Frigidaire 1 BDRM. Furn. Pool, blk to ·~::;
Q>t &: drapes, bltins. v.·et RE s TAURANT. J..a&una's SHARP EASTS I DE A Rent• • -~"'""' 830-5891 ' e Calt ~40 e appl'1, frost· free retrig. OOt'an, aingle aduJL S135i ... ,
•--I ••7 950 "= .. ="="~-~~-~-~ WESTCLIFF Jou • B 2 BR Queen u bed. Cpt/drp. ~rus or 64&-2696 eves. .' : ...... , etc. mmac • ..., , . :: most popular, u n 1 q u e COSTA MESA spac 1 ;. r., Newport Beach . apt year round le'aae.
Full price. KENSKIL Trailer set up in restaurant. Com p 1ete1 y 3 bdnn with 2 baths, dbl gar-2 ba., frplc, drps, near Ocealront Balboa Penlnsu· Adults. Need yng cpl to ht"lp 1-BR. t Blk. to beach.. Adults i;; :
J.flSSJON REAL'J'V 494-0131 nice park. Space &. util. •P-equ!pt. Xlnt loc. $268,000 aae. fenced yard, Complete-school. $275. 675-1849. eoLD World Charm 1 la. Newly decorated. 494-4534 ~-~a8narer. 222Q Elden. onJy $160 Yrly lease .-.:t ;
MONARCH BAY ~~8-~.Clean. $1500. gross income, $35,000 down. ly painted inskle. a19o new ** 3 BR Home, fncd yrd, Br/den Knotty pine walls, BAYFRONT WINTER N'pt. Beach Rlty. 675-1642 :..•1:
A Cherming 3-Br & lge den ~~~~~~~~~ Realonomica Bkr. 615-6700 etten mag carpeting. For crpts, drps, bltns. $225. beam ceiL Sml dog ok. $180. Bachelor apt Sl3S util paid LOVELY Lge 1 BR. apts. XLNT OCEAN LOCATION •.i: ;
custm home w/ pooJ. Ea rm ; •NIGJIT CLUB FOR LEASE rent or leue at $211) per Incl'• utll. 837-951,7. ALA Rentals • 64.>-3900 926 E. Bal~. 673-9749 · Shag rugs, elec stove, gas 1 & 2 BR apts. Adults on1y ,., ... •
opens to deck w/ oceanvu. Ru1 £•late, ~ ~modeled & ready tor mo. Call East Bluft • OCEANFRONT-LEASE NEAR Oce!lll & 8 a Y , heat. Furn. Util Pd · o-"""""~-''-· 7Ca7U~646-6--705~-·-'.1 "/ ;
$100.000 • OWNER 499.2974 L_ __ .. _ .. _ .. _, _ _, ~ bU1ineB1, ereat opp'ty for Walker & Lee 3 BR. 2 BA, gar, eltit bltns, Completely furn. DELUXE ~:~~'s1~"!rys~.m998 ~~ 1 BR furnished; !'lo pets ";.'
CHEERY view, 4 BR, 2 BA, very little cub outlay. • THE BLUFFS e frplc, dshwhr. Resp. Fam!-2 er apt. Call 6"5-7357. C Sl35; Walk beach It shops' ~-
FR &: DR. Snkn LR, fplc, Owner. 494-0080.. Realtors 4 BR. 21A ba., family kltch. Jy . Refs. 673--0209, 838-8233. 54~7t. Dr ,No. l, CM. 1 or 2 Girls. ~340 . .
''"· -· bltru, 1 .... deck + Acr•age for sale 150 NEWSPAPER dealerahlp for 545-M!n or S4S-0465 Lgl". pnv. patio. Cl09e by 2 BR. encl. patio, new crpts, Coron• del Mir • ',, •· --..::..------pool ahopping IChools Va l BR. Fum. 2 Jrg. closets, $120. Clean 1 Bdrm duplex:.· ; i • fncd yd. Owner $39,950. FORECLOSURE N.B. area. Security deposit COMMUNE HOUSE • cl • 1 · 1375• Ir drps., bltns, .clO!ie to •Bachelor apt., 2 blks big Util pd. 100' to bay. No pets -~; 497-1086 req'd. Write Herald Ex-Lo"" hairs. a1-~1es. itudents cant, ean &: wa ting. beach. S185 mo. Yr I y . Corona. Island VI e w. queen size bed, prlv. dress-· ,. •
Ll--•-·-. "16 Per morrlh. 6T3-S37l P/f 1 dul Ing room, xtra lrg rooms, or children. 541-1155 "',
LACUNA Royale ocean front a.miner. 2662 W. •11,.uui, or 2 families, share cost. 4 <Broker CtMl'll lnvifpd\ · um. a t. Yearly. encl gar. Adu:lts <lnly no Aot. Unfurn. 36$ , :
ntagnif w . 2 br, 2 ba apt. M;:.;::n ~:.::re ~ty-4: Anaheim. B.R. 3 ~· Batswi"!1. faPoOI, klda EASTBLUFF REAL TY 3 BDRM., 2 Bath, frplc, d S142· 642-8520. pets. USO/mo. ·
Owner Wi.11 lse/optn. $48,!':(Xl. PUBLIC Steno A: Steretarlal pelt""· in m. nn. 644-1133 Anytime Crpt/drps, fenced Ya r NICELY furn bach. Pvt. 2035 Full,erton, CM ... General --· f21JJ 849-5225. Bkr. 499.3005 Asking $40,000. Service. TIG-7330 Agt. garage $275. 826-6868 \Valk to Bt'ach, $95. lnclud --r~-·o •-·•-t lot 1t=M HOPE GERRIE RL TY. 6(2..-0176 3 Bedroom in Hunti""'on Fountain Valley 3 NEWPORT .,..,._ homes util . No cookini:. 615-453'1. 2 BR. part. furn upstrs. $165 $155 , NEW 1 BR. , ,: · .....,,E-.. ..,.. ....,..... "" 645-4000 .,.. .,,..,...... Inc util. Old, but close to
TED HUBERT&: ASSOC. ESI'BL'D Int. De1l1n Beach, near Huntington 4 BR, 2 Ba., lge swimming for rent. S275 kl S350. GUEST room w/private ent. h · Se 53 POOLSIDE 11'1 Be lllng II< ch M "-' !al s Pg. f' Mgr, No. 0, 2 A 3471 Via Lido ~ aut. frftn ro mt. Business. Newport Beach a emo~llU Hospi . pool It yard, $275. Near Caywood Realty 53-129(1 & bath. Nr beach &: shopng. Center St. 646-79'26 0 r PARTMENT
'L --1-d0-1-,1-0------f ~cre1.l100TAKE fo,::.,:i~7$100. area. (2U) 33§.1576 after 6 ~ ...,,,! month. Age J1 t Warner &: Maa:nolla. Ava il 1 BR Hoose, prnge, Jrg. $85. 67'".>-1069. 54G-0623. 2311 Elden Ave., C.M. ·
wn • mo. "°""""""' · pm. ..........,.,,,. ~. 10th. For appt. call yard, stove Ii N!frig., Cil>I. Costa &.1-1• 645·5780
WE'VE GOT IT I 1~·i ·~2210 ""' LGE Bachelor, furn. util pd, Bu1ine11 Pro....,rty 15' FOR Sal• Art Boutl ..... e. BEAUTIFUL S"""k>us home. "l.J ~ • view $135. 673-7731. -;::::;--:---::--~::-,.,-,,-::---:-* •-"" ~ FURN 11 ..... l'lec stove, gas heat, nr -;;:""i;-="*'-c-,-'~~ A ripaclou1 4 BR, + de n Newport Beach In N~ can-magnificent view, 4 br, 3 DELUXE 3 BR 1\vnhle, frpl. • Lido r.si .eo 2 8 w/ : tra er 1 • .,.50 Util. pd. shop'g, lndry rm, earport .... , ,
home with a versatile 2-SMALL •hopping Center MP<i Village. 673-7562. hi. S350. Lse, Dec. 15 to patio, encl. dbl. gar .. plush 1 dble zy........, r. working adult <lniy. No pets. NEVER been livl"d in. 3 , , sty floor plan ?.fa t It Sch'd gl'Of!s income S29.4fi0 '3 Se ii rpl. p:11r .. ~ ..... ~. 64~78 $129.50. 9911 E, Camino Dr bedroom, luxury aparlment:. 1, ;
ind. study o~ se~~ ·i:.m~ Pl'r yr. 165x210 Cor. lot. ~·!~Loan ~FR~~~~ ~:~s! Lei us :~~ =i.h~· :.~:.n-7A~L_A_R_•_n~la71~•.~9-64_S._3900 __ 1 Br S12S &: S.130. Lra:. Ideal No. 1. CM. 546--0451. sunken living room, 2 story .-. ~~l.~~.h.186&.500brkl. st. An)a. w:!~:r ~~~~ .. ~~er;n~-SATTLER fill your vacancies. Agent. Irvine Newport Heights for Bachelor. Pool. Adlts COMPACT 1 BR. $95/mo townhouse, new deluxe shag ...... ; ·~ 54&-8660 3 BR. Lr•· f--"' ~ .. avail only, 1993 Church. 548-9633. Incl util. Set> Mgr, No. D, Cal'J>l'ling. S 2 5 OJ mo nth . -:: : ho ll l J 53>-2200 MTG CO ~;f'i;:·;;;------1 ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;. ·~~ ,... 532 Center SL 64&-7526. Age"!. 01..__ . •
Wm2 ACaftow.aoD a. Cemetery ••• E. ,....:, ~~.:... Back &y 1325 lmmed. S240/mo. 1st .. last BA~E~R ~~'· S90 utilltlea 540--062l. 1 Back Ba y "'"' • • • "' ·~r..,... 3 BR, 2 ba., atrium •••• & S50 clt'an ree. Open Sal. &: tx ..... """" w.,.... or Sun AM,
3416 Via Lido 675-4562 Lots/Crypts 156 CASH FOR TD'S 3 BR., tamUy nn., 2'..i ba. 3 BR:. ~l..i ba.. lam •••• $325 Sun. 715 St. James Rd ., 138 Santa Isabel, CM. LGE. nicely furn. 1 BR. apt. VJEW
4 BR. 3 be. ~ 177.500
3 BR. 2 ba. 42x88 $79,!JOO
4 BR. 3 ba. '10x88 $125,{XX)
4 LOTS. Plot 63. Lots A, e. c
Ir D. Harbor Rest Mt"morlal
Park. ti.1ake <lUer~ 244-2633..
* 909/. LOANS 1( Huge patio. New carpet & 3 BR, 2~ ba, lam ', •••• $350 N.B. e LARGE I BR 1135 $135. Garage, I au n d r y. 2 br ~ttd-· "'tn d S350 No 4 BR. 2~ ba, tam •••• $350 Women <lnly, or couple. · -·.. ""°' w s. pool. ecor. Mo. pets. WE HAVE OTHERS San Clemente e ROOM¥ 2 BR SJ.5.5 1920-B Wallace 548-6518 =lc-l-c.7Uc-. _67_>-73'~00_ . .----I lST T.D. LOAN 675-1723 Mr. Wiest -Ad.Its. ~21.81. 613-0501
71,i% INTEREST Corona del Mar 3 BR, 2 BA. dshwi"lr. 0-vlew, 1 BR. tu.m. SlJO/mo. No 1t AVL now-1 &: 2 BR. Balboa Island
LIDO REALT Y INC.
33T7 VIA LIDO
673-7300
Commerc ial
Property 151 lawt!!t rates Ill Onln~,. {"n, r---------adults on I y. 1250. mo. peu. Nr. Fairview 11 Baker. Furn. Pool. R11t. Rm. Gd. --.--~ ,
642·2171 545-0611 BRAND NE.W HARB 0 R Ava n Ott. 1. 544-4294. 9S4 Mlssk>n. S45-l8S2. loc. No children · or pets. GfAR.~ING & spacious 2 ....
Cl com bldg ,_ 3200 .,., Serving Harbor a~a 21 yrs. VIEW HOME. ! Bedroom, We~lns~r 646-5824. Br .. 2 ba .. on Little Island: " : -. " , .. ". -... I II 2 Co •11" ~-•NICELY FURNISHED I G fl. lot 80'xl00' -nex .. Mortgages, am Y room, baths. m----•WJNTER RATES• rand Canal. f'rpl. & patio,
unl \mltM potential AllO in-Ti:ust o.eds 260 munity pool. courts, etc. 1 BR. + Den. Cpts, drp's, BR. S145/mo. Attrac tum Studios Sll.S. 1 S350 ?tfo., )1!arly
mme producing prop. + --'--------1 $395. per month. Broker. "SlNCE 1946" ll!f fenced yn:I. Pet~ ok. •••837..0011• Br's Sl2S. Adlls, no pe:ts. i,".'ln_to_n._R~"~''~°'~-675-333==!
loll.. TRUST DEEDS WANTED 644-7210. 1st We.ttrn Bank Btdi. S165/mo + 1de,.,5962i1. Avail SUS/MO. Very nlct 1 BR 2135 Elden, Mgr Apt. 6. Cor ona del Mar
oli::a vK>la lau'aro, rltr. Cub for 2nd TD '•'"TTRA==CTIVE==....,.,~B~o""'R""M Unlvenlty Park, Irvine Jan. ht. Cal 894-Apt. Adults. 132 w. Wils<ln, ==....,.--,="'-'--,-,-,I
M-1e Ve rde
.... ~ lhops. Adlts, no pl!!ts. $155 2 BR, 2 BA. aemi-lurn, 2 . '
SPACIOUS LIVING -5 Br,
3 Ba . Sama r Dr .
(rul~a-uc) nr schools &
country club 54G.J653 oo
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Newport Beech
408-b n. el camtno real, ~~·~·~673-<l~~l~.,~·~·~~I home for rent. r--·lrt! •t Days &33--0161 Nights HouMI Furn. or CM. 645-4530. SPAC 1 Br, pool, 'n r
1an clt>men~e. 49'J...4502 711 Goldenrod, Wt"d . thru Unfurn. 310 DAILY Pllm for action! util pd. 1884 ~lonrovia. 5epaf'9.le entrances, good for
9.1 NE1' Rt"turn, S36,000 l 1~ Sun. 5 BR., S ha.Iha •••••••• $425 N;;'part Beach l-;;;Call;;;;;;64;;;>-S6711;;;;;;;;';;;;"';;;ve;;;;! ;;;;:::;!.::::548-<ll36.;;;;:;;;;::;;;;:;;::;;;;;:;;;;:;;;;;;::;;:.!.:;;roomm;;;;:=;a;;;t::;";;·:;"';:;;;-64<ll;;;;;;;;;;;;;;d' below 4Jlpralsal, Newport _ HouMt lorRMt ~ RUmc 3 bedroom I: dt.n, 2 4 BR .. 214 baths •••••• $350 1-,,,...,,,..,.=,,....,_-=_,,, 1 Bt"ach eommettl.al comE'r bath. bit-Ins, fireplace, 3BR., 2ba. homet . $3i0/325 AVAILABLE Sat. 6U W.
HARBoR VIEW HO~iE with 23 year lease. walk to town. Agt, 615-4~. 2 BR., J~ ba. home •• $250 Balboa Blvd. 2 BR, cots It ;"'\.
Popular Polermo Mod•l·A 2 R•,.Jooom; ... Bkr. 675-6700 Houses Furnl"'ed 300 NICE 3 B,. lam. hom•. oo i eel h•11 8rpa.1165. mo. 393-50!5. 1~~.:f,,~,,,;.S=...:'I:'.:A»rClliRYLGl'OLLANA'ZEK1< ... I Story, 4 Dr., 3 Ba w/dlx be h Bit•·· . r '1' w/w crpts, wt'lbar, 2 Condominiums 8 Ibo comer nr ac • ·uoa, · : . ' Condominiums
ftplc'1, prof. ln d1cpng . for sale 160 a e Peninsula frplc, $235im0 675--0621 Unfurn. 320 1 l'4'I HA.-.ll M YDW"DallyAdl"'t1wift M: st'7'~~~',;n
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MUST SELL • \Viii caJT)' TIBUt\ON'S "MONTF.RF.Y':': Br hse, walled tn patio. nr 620 Goldenrod Aw., call REALTY Newport Beach . · '7 To d1velop mnrng1 for Ft icfoy, ~~~..()
2nd. BY OWNER, 645--0222. 3 BR 2~ BA townhouse. water . U 11 t \I 6 / l 5 . 644-1392 ewi. Univ. Park C&nttr, lrvtne THE Bluffs Townhouse new f>..76-77 ~;xi ~~~or~irlg tol"lllflbets j!l!l·[l'2·!i!~,j
Own ... tra-le__, _,__.. 213:243-5316.C ~--M~------t Call Anyt.imt', 83l-0820 2 BR • de 2u. you ;oc s•gn. •~oarto llAR.BOR View llome. '"' 11=· p,......... 01t• esa ~~!"'~""!l"""'!',._'i • convert n, .. ~g:x ~~~ t~-~ ~;;,;-~-I Canntl ·model. 3 BR + M ~t •t $2,000. less than 2 Story, 3 DR. 11pac\ous, ___ "'°_..,,.,..._.,,,.-I Hunt'-lon •·o--h hi, rugs, dl'PI It bltn.. $360. 3,__ -~• ,
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family. Profe i,lonll l lut. homl!. S225. w\nler. 114: Yard. $190 111 & Jut mo. tut. : . ~~ ~~~= ~~ v-M.Jt' •-
landlca.ped, all xtru Incl.: ... , .... ., W rid I Ui I $••• • Br 2 Bo c~t Condo. Furn.or 6o..dl l6 .. ~ ,......... SJ.Ja..81-19 -~ ~~. "" ~-·• o• , o na; am es on y. ""' • • , , , Unfum. •25 G&M1Nt -::-r '-.. _-u _, ... ,.,.. --VACANT, 1.1.LVEL 3 Bil 2 C ... _ 962.-435.3 d:x, bltn1, dthw r, <1 m•Ar, 11 i=.c. ~~ ".,'!".. cipener, rnimrs, w/2 erpl. osta m.11 ===·~~-~--=..,.., r 1 2 -· drt:C. SS2.00I> Ind la.nd. BA, alr<ond. Sacrifl~. lbs RETJRED lady or cpt Quklt ry rm, c•r g ar, Sltl) a month. 2 bt"droom, 2 JUHf 1:::;: ~~" ~;;
6H-.fUiO than MW! No Q'U8.lifying llJ ""°"''""'°"""'"----r 11piM"loua 2 BR w/I~ pri yd. close to 1chool1 & bath,· bulll•IM, carpelini. 1~ 11 Ytt1.11 •I ~ 11 o.cw.
USUJnf' _,•t loan. ATTRACTIVE I Br. Slng1~ a... ...,.1_ ~ Av•ll Dec. 4, d T·~-" N I 11n.. •2Tw.t 72Mot""' -RT'S _. --.. ·"-•. •·· -•n E •'"'-,..,. ......... _ cpl, dl"Plt new _.,,I. nr.pe1. aruni. o H . ,,......_ ·~· .... r-~. "~ .. "'"' "'" .. .._.;-::._ larwin re alty, Inc. ' · """'· u "t· ,_ $165. 56-1155. C ) •75-4036 962-7'/9}. l•;-~ '4i.-;:;c;.w.._....
hmilJ rm .• frplc., .... 5" 21$2 Brooldrunt, "",""!!ch "w="="",,'="'"'"=·~c,..11-=·-~~ r ·--~=..,.,-----12 eoru.t. ""'ts. dbl.•·--. is GoW •5Mor ,.,~. , lcUchen. 4 Bdnnl., 2~ be.'1, 546-5411 a "ut me A'lTRACfJVE l Br. Adull i 2 BR HOUie -r ~-~ Townhouff Unfun1. SJS 16Mwb'I A61i 76Y-
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Ope:n J0.4 nt/Sal/Sun. In the Littlt' Village by tfMl -",..",.':c'"':::':::"',-1"-;.,·c,cc,.M--,·,..,..::--,.,, E. I St.. c. . 3 BR,.__._ ]'LL Ba Pooll1---,..,......,..,.,,,......,= ~~ ::c."' :~ ~ -...,:2ll00:;:,_SIL:;:,V'f:R..:,....,.~LANE=---:I e Prlva,.., Auu.fM.2 B f/ SHARP ! BR. 1\t BA, ....,.....,, ,. • 2 BEDROOM CON· LIO 21 y°"' SITn l lY-.l~.Unn MOVE In For !he l{oUdl,ys,. 4 Sta. One-level· 2 BR & den ~J r, r•raa-, fenctld bal!k JIJ'd. Pl.Ho. dbl pr, trplc. Jl1' 11NENTAL TOWNHOUS&. ~ Jtllr >J 2'20bl.cti..t "Otltd,.. s2 'or JAii. it
BR + Pool. Olstom Home condominium, undtt S30.000. yl'(I, encl &Ar, utll lnr SISO. $2lG )48..tfst oeftn, S..(1916 aft 5 pm. H8IJ/Mo. '--nt ~-•· .5.•"''·· 11 2JCoi..... SJ 11 IJGlet!t ft~ 11 Ask for Dorl\~ ()f tar· ALA R1ntal1 e 64S.2900 · ' •• ,,..... :'").. 26-31 2•T.....,.,. ~Dllitortf e•And
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LOW Cor:t Home Owntn lncl . Ulll3. '' di.)' wtM 01.JlER 2 BR I: Den. $140. ln • See. SMhty·l Br, ttv/ret, 3 BR., ~ ba., 2 Cir garaxe ,Ufr.11 JOJ,. 60To 90You
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Teruu, Crta .• Game 4 Bil· lea above I: below, Gracious U25 Placentia Ave1 Alk RESO'RT UYINCi Jones Realty Service on u,..si. Re &rd call .37~ ne:w lawn1, aaw, break,
PALM · Ml!•A '.•APT'.~. \ liard Room 1 llvtni " qui~ 1urroundllia' about our dl1cou.nt ~~2682. p~miaes. 13&5 Vla Lklo, ev('I, w • remove. 54'-fpt f'lt. U 'jl 1 uEonooM 'for family with children. 2 Doon from beac , 4 Br, 2 FR.OM $125 G'ffi..!771. • , BEAT The Rain! ConcMt
FUN ' IN J"E SUN! ·\fROl.!$155 N•.,,COronadelld&rHlib Ba. Upper. G '· cp~. DESK""'" avallabla iiiiJUl"".'t..d~1.,..nbilllold,,11oot1, patiot, dr l v••;
MEDITERRANEAN School\ F""place, Wet bar & d..,.., """' $300. "3-'1422. mo. Will -1ltmlture betwn Cutver Dr. & -lld<wa!kl. Don 64>-1514 l hl.lllt·in kffchen appliancel:. 'I' lt'1 OakvJoad Garden •i: Blvd. Wiik ft.nt money, ,
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VILLAGE 135 AMIGOS WAY &u·299l • SISS-WESIQ...J.FF 1 BR. •t ~-~~ AMwerinc IUYke pleue rtlurn. &3S-1'64. QUALITY Clment Work. Let Mlnllffl to Newport 8-•h Ad ,._ .,,., , •-1-run. tine neJa;hbors and av............ e No. El ""--..... do It. !Jc'd. s.-~'. • · ~ ·-~-~--Blvd C.M COldW<!U, Bankor •CO. u ~ •·~· no po~. •~ · Cam loo R I s LOOT· Slam"'~·-male ~... -
nbellevably Iarg~ apts. Decorator furnl!h· -aal:c~"VUl',1 ..... .....;. · Manqi.IJc ~n,t Btdtord Ln. S.S-'7Sl3. Apartment. r • • and U't Clemente -~~ • • n w-kiclt \in tall N;-iith sl =-~1-"'~· ------1
ed. Huge 'Pool,.jactizzi, electric built-ins, abag '~Ai'.:'mzCE Huntington 1lood> CllARMJNG .op!U leve\ 2 BR ptt•tip Uvinil Jn one llzxW' Bui '-;-;.;;;, 44J l o..a!tront.' ~ llil;-191b Controctor
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Sl"'G 5 fl' g VILLA· CORDOVA • • XI.NT Npt. Habt. b:. $l60. 2 1wimmlng, tennis, billiards, space. ao;e 1" Laguna loc. cat w/cropptd ears. Vic. flq;ars, etc. No job too small.
'. n LE •• • • • • , , ~ 2 BR . Unturn Fr, $230/rno. Rt., crpls, drps, stove, Pvt. het.lth cluhl, aaunu ~ $95 to S1M mo. 494--4653. i Sunnowe,r, &: Greel\vtlle, MT--0036, 24 hr ans. •erv. 1 BDRMS •••..•... $1 SS Quh-.SAFE . Furniture Available pal.&: gar. 54&41695. ahop, indoor aolf ~Vlni lndu1tri.1 Rent•• m S.A., C.M. 546-QU. Addlliont * Rvnodelinc ' 2 IDRMS $175 (N•ar Back BayJ'.' . (arpo""1'ape,-dt.hwuber Sent• Ano ran1• cJu••----.. '' \ •1Stltl Sq. ,., ·011 · 3 MO. Bik. mol• kit!••· vi.;. Gnwlck • Son. lJc.
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1-546 98&0 HEAT, GAS .l WI'R PD m ~... VE Carpets If drps Bch. 64&®4; i with Jeues. Reward.
,. • . 2323 Eld•n A·-CM . ~· A " H.B. OAKWOOD GARDEN ,-· See Mri. s'k~feh . (n4> 538-1481 Afr Conditioned M.-1, l:.xl aq ft w/oHice' i * 646-7656 * IJ1f ;s :111 11 <n~! 1~·~·~~~~·~•11 ~rm : . $41.4748 Ote open 10 am-6 pm Daily Private Patios APARTMENTS' bath $1~ mo. *'> sq tt LOST: C.nv&111 Bag in phone
,; .!!ti li/~1i'rii~~!!!!!!l~;W~Ti~1~1~A~M~W~AU;.TERS:;:.,:ro~. HEATED l'OOt W/offiet, 1 battls, lrg l't!ar booth 'on Coast Hwy, ~nfurn •. · ..... ~ ~~ Unfurn. 365 -"GABLES " SEVllLE" Pltt1ty of lawn door, S325 mo. 12.fO togan N.B. Collect: (lklS) 684-2'104. C~ def M•r Cott• Mesa· Lp 2 Br w/ pri iU'· Adlts, e $135 • LGE N~· 1 BR. Carport Ir Storap <Relort Llvln1 for S!nile A SI, C.M. Dys: 64&-5033;1~~~!!~~~~~
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636-4120 2 & 3 BR, S140 UP. Pool. "'""'~s'!H!',",,",.~Poo"'!'!a"'"'""' I 645--0550 or 642-8170 R. ,romey,Jlltt.lror · M0-'3862 School &
2437 Ora~e Ave "G" S.155 Chriatmu bonua. MORA Large OubhoUSe ete, BBQ ~!:>'available for boat fnat~lonl
2619 Santa Ana Ave "I" ,155 KAI AptJ., 18881 Mora Kai ChUd Care Center bu11d1ng or .11\orage. 15.15
3 Bdtnr'* 2'""1ath' ~~~ blk E. ot Beach. Gl't!at new 1 2 & ! Bdrnu Monrovia Ave., N.B. 64&-0994
"'""" lOOm wiih .. th<dral .. BEACHWOOD APTS. sou!fHm c'ii~sT ...... ,, Rontalr Wontod '460 IT'S YOUR MOVE
celllna: &: frple. Separate Brand new 1-2-3 BR:r. ~bile VILLAS GARAGE or small buildina
laundry .,. .. "'1cl potlo. 1o BEACH ! Cpt. drps bltn• llD1 MacArthur Blvd, !Mo'. •. ''~ • .!" corona de! INDUSTRY ~•REfllS•.
Swhrurtlng pobl 'I\ clilldreri'• trplc. 125 16th st.: HB'. ~ CHARMING room, pvt bath ... -WI
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HARBOR GREE'NS , • OIEZ ORO A~S. • Apl l ., "•"--• l AIRLINE & TRAVEL w/ patio, eompl redecorated. 546-4353 .-~ Fum. or Unfum. 370 .<Uaun:u yoonger a d Y , JI' J • OPERATIONS AGENT New shag erpt'g, bit-ins and _ 8234 Atlanta. 1-2.J BR's. Beaut. oceanlront apt. AM Pnonafs
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Convenient to shop'g. Adj. SPANISH DECOR Wa.11her/dryer. 536-0336. . 3 Br, 2 Ba, all eleet kitchen, LOVELY room &; bath, e TICKET SALES
to Fairview Hospital in back Alr/eond. Ga.11, wtr. pd. WALK TO BEACH I 1paclou1 eloliell pvt entr, p I e RESEnVATIONS AL'S Land.tea.ping. T r ee Garage Pool Ree rm an be!eh. 308% S. Bayfroot •rsona I 530 • Am ffiEIGHT "ARGO removal. Yard remodel.I ... of Farrow Rlty at 2621 Har. • ' -.. Lovely 1 2 & 3 BR'.11 Cpts enel gar, $85. 54~1821 or -.... bor Blvd Ph day 557-9049 laundry. 1 BR $l40. 2 BR dl'p.11 blin. d hr Sti-~1 ' Balboa Island. Call ~m7 557-9560 art 5:00. WHY not aurpri.lle her for • OJMMUNICATIONS c Trash haullna\ lot cleanup. ; Su · ;.,.,. 1 V.60·$175. • • W -..... .,. • aft 5. Winter or )'early. ChrlstinasT tL carat Dia· • TRAVEL AGENT Repair 1prlnklen. 673-ll66.
or c:ves • n .,_9081. Haei<'nda de Mesa AplS SPACIOUS 2 BR, 2 BA. SLEEPING Rooms, $18 wk, ~
) •BAYPORT il .... patio ""-·e bltna $175 • Coron• del M•r Util furnished. 998 El mond ring, Tllfany aettlng. . EXP Japanese Gardener.
100 W. W .llOn,;xoi: Mgr. No. 1 '•--' · · Retail value $600. Askin& Airllne Schools P1ctfic Know mw, ~lcff'P, plant
• BAYVIEW CHILDREN NEWLY DECORATED 96S-205il • "''-9972 ' ~r· ,:,;.'!'· ~715.-~. inc!· Camino Dr. No. l. CM. 1285. -• <makhing 610 E . 17th, S1nt1 Ano pest, trlmmJna, c!W>Up 1""01~1"..,_""'fli: ~:i~t ~ e e e NEW e e e Charming 1 BR duplex. New CLOSE to Beach! 2 Br .. c;pls, u . 711 ar15-..., eves. ="~&.-0<=._s ... 1.______ Lady's A rnan'1 ~ 543-659' 968-3486.
ts; And the slightly leu ~· drapes A paint. Love-drps, atove, refrig avail. No 673-4649: dys 87().-0500. FURN room, ho m e at-bands, never worn =EXP==m=-. °"Ja-...,...---,G~ard~,---1
t . o-nin" of Ba·-r1-w VILLA .PEDRO APJS. ly rarden surroundings. Ma-pets. $130/mo. ~9942. Costa Mes• mosphere, Good Joeallon, FREE!) Call 546-Sno alter Comprehensive Private· Tree trlmndng, a. .... p. ~ -~ ,._ dul _, 30 2 b ,....,...., ,.,__ kitchen prlv'1, $55 mo, 6 " k nd AP.(.S. for tamillet. ture a ts owy. S1 . r, """t'~• •ni-.11, pr, pm• \\tt e .11, Commercial Ground School Lawn Ma.lntenance. I Call (714) 644-5555 JUST FINISHED 54&-6920 OVl!n/nuige, laud. rm. Child 54~998· DISCOVER DISCOVE'RY Begins Dee. 30th, Tues &: 646-0619 or S48--~
1 ~ Ip 11 Super-COmfortable·Qulet 6 U_NITS 0.1<. $135. 847-TO&t BRAND NEW APT Size rm in lge home. FlndYOURSELFlnSomeorll!! Thurs Eves. Mission EXP. Hawallan Gardener. OCf~. cloS: r;:" s~:~n:. (10) 2 BR, 2 Full BA. ALL ELJ;:CI'R.iC LOVELY 1 BR,'ga.11 & water From $145. Dishwashtir, sha& Own entrance, full bath. Else B<>eeheralt, ~2ttl. Thl.11 Is Complete gardenlna IUV.
nep.ity erptd. Oeean view, Must see to appreciate UPSTAIRS $150. pa)d, $125. Child or pet carpeting, walk·in closets. J:.~ull priv. 494-0327 Call now . No obl!gatlon l ~A~G~,~·a~ra~n~IC!!•d ~Co~u~ne~.!!~'\ Kama.Jani, 646-4676.
$:195. 673-Ml1, 2530 Seavlew, Near Newport Back Bay, DOWNSTAIRS $165. welcome. 5:46-78fi0, 842-3902. Forced air heat, extra large SLEEPING rodm $00 per mo ~~-4) F (213) 387-3393!: CCMPLE.TE lawn • &arden-
AJl. 5. &chools, parks. YMCA, Boy's CALL Manager aft 6 PM. 1 BR. lli9 Ba studio. Encl room.11. Beautiful game room, priv entr &, bath. Adults, no TI NALY REt'OGNlZED I I~ Ing aervlee """=~------I Club, .11hoppg frwys etc. 642-1131 gar., fncd }'I'd. $150/mo. heated pooJ, BBQ's, enclos. JK'iK. 2135 Elden, Mgr Apt. 6 COUN.SELING & info J 0 r Senlctl '1/rA ""'*' J'>m ... "',,;_· 2 BPRM Ir; office, elee. bltns, Gas hea• gh: -..1...l-:. and J · ~~ d;..,..,.h & ., .. ........,'fl HOLIDAY PLAZA Lndry faell. 842--<li549. ed gara$l!s. qu et 1U1T0Und-SLEEPING room, priv. en. ~borUon, vuee1omy &: adop. Ex J G--..:a-w~"'T~",!•becrp•c"h .-, .. • .. ~.· water, all paid. MO/MO DELUXE Sp1ciou 1 bdnn LG !lo lngs I. cloae)tq, &hopping. trance, prlv toilet •~i:' -r tlon, AJ)Care. SU-406. per apanese ai.uo:ner ... .,. u.. from 1185. 2332 Elden"'' -s E. l BR apt. Pa • encl. Adult l1'vi••. -pet•. ...... ~ ,.... . .. Compl•i• yd "-"-N•al "" unfurn pt ~~ + util '"" '"" mo. Costa mesa. &lS-0878. ALCOHOIJCS •..:Jn""""•• Bob 1lttl ••~~. S • mo. to mo. or lease. call Mani.-Barbara Dav-a · ......... · gar. Adult.II. $125/mo, Call EL CORDOVA APT$. ..... ..... ..,........... Y nt & 0 -11a ~-t ... •-6 78. ia 645-tii;'... Heated pool, am.pie prkng, 342-4549. SLEEPING Room I C6mm'l Phone 542-7217 dr writ; ,_. · "i=-ea'.........._.,, i=±o=~~~~--I'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'" I Adlts, no pets. 1965 Pomona, L~--=B-~h----12()77 Chari~ St; 642-4470 Dana Marina Inn 34lll C t P.O. Box 1223 Costa Mesa EXPERIENCED child ca.re LAWN Maint. Hauling, new
VAf.ANT; like little home & FAIRWAY CM. agun1 e1c Near Harbor I: Hamilton St. Hwy Dana Pt 400:.tlXl s ' ' , • ln my North c .M. homec lawns, cJealMlp, pnmlnc.
Y•i'd, 1 BR &: study. Deluxe LGE. 2 BR, beaut. .-i, elec ·~Mo~ St Bcb. 1 Bi " · · " wJyard: Lunches • .11naeks. Free Est. ean ·54~1319,
epf. drps, frple, atove &: • ,.,,, NICE bet1rm w/kllcb priv's., I Jal Te-'e J ving --Loe j 11 L,_ .11tove, ea.11 heat, 2~ BA, 1% ·Ba, pool . .$175/up. 21751 .!!!!!!!!!0!-0!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!•I . nu r 0 Leu... u FRONT yard liwn .lle1"1ce re:rig. $225. mo inel util. VILLA APJS. t fro ho nr. shop. cent. !G.7520 al! 6 Lo1t Ind found oft .. San' · Olego · il Np! .110 me. &c""•nl• ·•--.'
A; ... ,_ 64•9890 across . .11 . m s P'i· S. Cat Hwy No. 12. 4[M-8103, P'I k ds ~ -QW~, no pe..... 6-• Carport, lndry rm. Adults 528-6743 HAC.IENDA " or w en · ·freeways. 546--7487. Yard cleanup. 962-3612~ SPj~-Olet erful 2 _~ nr bchh, 2 & 3 BR's only. $100. 998 E. Camino OCEAN b:onl, Laguna· HARBOR . O c.~,A NF,~ ~t!,,, T,,., r~!!1·i EXPEnlENCED mother Gener•I Services
s.,.. ep • scree ...... pore • Private patio pooi • lndfv. Dr. No. l CM. 546-0451. Royals 2' hr, 2 ba, adulU. 241 AVOCADO STREET ap..,,· I'm'-~-· ·111»-u.1 Found (frM •d1) 550 ·available' for sittlfll'. MoDI ---~ ·-----1
wt & elee pd, no chldrn, no laundry tac: 52 or 67:)..~8. day-lhru Friday, day1 onb'. THINGS by Mome, U. elect., ~ Jm/mo. 837.-2447. Near Ora.nae Co. Airport 6 10. NEW 1450 lse. 49!f--l075. ~~~ U1vi~2·Br-:. 1;~ GOOD quartera for working URGENT&& mo feroa.le whl, $12.!iO per week. Call, plumb, fn>ee, tile', inlltlm,
l.lURMING 1 BR Apt. Oose UCI. A6ults O",", DELUXE 2 BR. 2 BA. L•gunl Niguel Garage. Dl11hwshr. Paid util man over 30, priv entr. C.a1J oraf1ie &re1 calico part 5'8-7054. . arpenlr)t, palnt • t c '
UCI 'Sho . 11""' ''Y GARDEN APARTMENT l 6 ,,.~ ~-a?Jiora w/yellow nea col-c ... -to 1,"" ppina:etn. •J 20122SantaAnaAve. 151 E .2l s tSt. CM LAGUNA NIGUEL FROM$150. 646-1204 at pm,......,...,,,... lar. 15th 4 Irvine, N.B. •rpenter •• '"...-..-...
+ ,tleanlfli: fee. No leue. Mar. Mn. !!1~5 Apt S-A ' • ' APARTMENTS Cost• Mesa 548-5352 eves or 6U-J260 EXP. Remode11_.. cabinets "H"o-u"'ll"'nt-------I
64$-3417. ~ * 646-8666 * 1 A: 2 Bedrooms ~ from n75 days ' ...... ·I---------
so. • ct H'wy. Priv. patio, p k ll REAL Value! Cpts/drps, Hillside !letting, privacy * BRAND NEW * P RI. room avaU wnovlng -repalra, m&int. No job too HAUUNG1 clean-up, loeal
trP.ic, •. 3 BR. 2 sa. custom •r Q~• _5~~=1ng dshwhr, pool. 2 BR. Sl.30 TV Cable. Water. Ga.11 La Cotta Apts. cart for ambulatory male B~~FU1L wht a ho rt 1m. Reu. 646-4221. moVft, exp'd, colleae 1tu-
duP1ex. $325 per month. 1_2 le 3 BR API'S Mature adults only. No Pl't.11. Crown Valley Prkwy It Aloma or female. Balanced diet. a rt! ma e eat -flea collar C•rpet S.rv1ce dent. Lrg. truck. Reu.
Hal Pinchln Rltr. 675-4392 Quiet. 2295 PaeUie Ave. CM . 495-4112 or 499-2Z77 1 &: 2 BR, bltns . .11wimmlng 642-9862 or 540-2562 aft 6. • gd. dlspogiUon • Must find 534-1846. Pr\• patios * Hid Pools 1:.~o ~o-or 64, "~ Ope 10 AM 1 9 PM pool, lan&I, bar-~ue &: gar-G H ho!Tfe u not c 1 a i m e d .c;..:..:=,..:,~--.~ •. -~1
t HR, 1tove &: retrig. w/w Nr 1hop'e * Adults only '"~'• ............. n ° age. All utU ·pd. SlfiO to $170. ue1t ome 415 546--0lSO. JOHN'S CarPet If Upholstery TRASH&: Garage aean-~p. T
erpll, drp11, 1arage. No Martinique Apts. NR. new Irr 1 BR, bttns, Lido Isle Adull!l, no pets. * PRIVATE ROOM SAT p.m. small while & CJeaners. Extra Dri-Sbam-~~?.;.._ 'F"ree est. Anytime •
..-, 67~952. dshwsr, drps, r;hae crpt. dlx 354 Avoesdo, Of. 6'12-9708 poo tree Soote"-·ard (Soil .,._.-.NJ"•
I"""' 1777 e&nta Ana Ave., CM Niie lite view. dbl gar .. No ADULTS 2 br. ~~' ba, 2 For elderly person. Bright • black doi approX. s moa. .,... ·°"'=----....,.-.,,-1
2 B[. bltns, frpl, 2 carports, Mgr, Apt 113 646-551'.2 pets. $l55 mo. 646-68.15 aft car gar, bltns, ttfng, .frple, AMAZING Adul: LI v I ng cheery garden aurmundings, vie. NeWpOrt &: 17th, C.M. ReWdanls), Desreasua It YARD, garage, cleanups.
poof, nr. ocean. S200 up. 5pm. .....,t.11/d"'c. Nr Lido Shop'g, "·au• 1 • 2 BR tum or uni Nutritioui meals 548-475~ contact 2110 ~ .. ,, C.M. all color brightener• 6: 10 RI-move trees, dirt, ivy, • * * * * _,, .,.... °" ... ..: I:,.-.,-.,,-"~~"'·-'---:=,""· u•a mlnule bleaCh for white FIU aand baekhlle. 847·2886 Adlts, no pell. 673-4«7. NEW 2 Bedrm. &anlen ~--------1 $295. on l.11e. 544-2045, Apts:. Sell clean. ovens, Rontolo lo Sh 430 aft 5 · SPAC 2 I. 3 Br apt S140 up. 675-3967. are. . carpet1. Save your money Hou1eclunJng
Co•f'• M•s• apertmenta with pool, Hid pool, play yd, ept/drps, DIW' On 2 Br) dlspls, shae NEED male roommate ro FND: Lab pup, black. SM. by saving me extra trips.
•TOWNHOUSE 2 Br, l'ii FROM $175. ADULTS bltns, Patio. Kids ok. 2 BR.+ den, 1% bllbs, fpl. epta, drps, jaeunl &: sauna wht marka:'.11 .. Approx w Will clean JlvJng rm, dining I--------= %n1 Eiden Ave., C.M. 2206 College No. 5 642-'7035. Adult'll only. $290, Yearly bathll. ftua-e pool. share apt & expenses, 177 mo•5 old. Vic: 19th &: nn A hall $15. Any nn $?.50, DEDICATED CLEANING B.~ fpl, splr strs, pool, $11!5. 645-5780 lW4 Maple No. 3 642-3813 As,q)CIATEO BROKERS Merrimac Woods E. 22nd, C.M. apt 14. Pomona. C.M. 64&-3159 or couch $10, chair. $5. 15 yn, * We Do Everything *
l4a E. 18th No. 10. 645-5429. WESTBAY ELDEN * 2 BR 1 BA Gard . 673-3663 ~25M Eves. 425 Merrimac Way, C.M. 646-6467. S4()...0400. • . . r.xp la what counts, not -~24-hr~·,..ean_,_613-4~-"'-,--LGf~s Br, 2 Ba, new shag • * * * * Shai ~t'r, · drps, e~s~~~: rozy 2 BR, 2 BA, bay vie~. * 2 BEDROOM 1( 2 teachers need l female PURE white German method. I do work myselt Meu Cleaning Service
ept, $159/mo, freshly pain· BAY MEADOW APTS. patio, beam ceilings, frptc, $275. mo. lt!'ASe. Adults, no l~ Ba TownhoUse concept. roommate, 3 BR apt on Shepherd, about , S mos old Good ref. 531-0101. Carpel.II, WindoWI, Floor etc.
led,Nr.OCC. catportSS7"151 Beam ceillng:s, panelln&', gar. 2650 Elden. 536-3125. pets. 67:)..7477 s.ft 5:30. Beam cclllng1, extra lrg water. liJl..4624. r;mall It. brown Shelfie type, HOUSE Hunttna? Watch the Resld. 6 Ctlmmc'L 548-4111 ' * 2 Br. 2 Ba Studio. Crpta, priv patios, recreation fa. Sl6S/mo. Mes a Ve rde bedrm11. encl J:ltio. recrea· MAN or woman to .shafe fr.7 mos old. Vie Hamilton OPEN HOUSE column. Dime--A-Lll\e 64).¥78
drijs, paUo. PClOL. 1 child clli"·· AU dul lmu&;o;:;:;""';-;;;;--;;;;;:;l:.:;:;:;,:,.:;:;;:._,..""°.....,,..,,..-1 lion rm, s&Wla baths, etc. lovely home in CdM n ~ St CM 1:.•o ...... ' l;ji;iijjii~i;ii;iiil!;iiiliiiiiiii;i;iiil!iiiiiiii!(I ok~ 646-0496. e 28R.·1 ~oi:'::; f:,~ ALL Electric, 2 BR lower. DELUXE 2 &: 3 BR., 2 Ba.. Ad~U1, Oar Sunday after· No smokers. Ref's, 673-CM;: ., · · J't<rw•o. JI
Cpts, drps, end garage, encl aar fl50. up. Rental noon JJ..B..Q's & Free :A.."1 FND: Wht puppy, terrier,* * * * * * Sh~fp Cle1n 2 BR. $140 J.; $159/mo. -~ to bus 11 theater. Ofc .. 309S Mace Ave . Le!sons ·~•rtlm: 1IOOTI. ; Gar•ge1 for Rent 435 w/llea collar & brown!,..--..,..--------------,!
Bltns, drps, w/w, htd pool:. .987 W. Bay St., C.M. Adult•. no pets. $1S5 . .,~~!OJI HARBOR GnEENS _ string Iea.11h. Vie: wocxn.oor'
Adlt&. E/.11id• 642-9520. CAll 646-0073 ~ ' ') 1 .. _...._, C M 64° nJT' 66-3515, 644--0753. MS-5025 . . .. -. • GARAGE FOR RENT, ~·IUU ' . ' ~~ • T de
e LIKE A HOME e Newport llooch $100 . MOVE IN Allowance !Ox:!ll, S:!ll per mo, Costa SML t .. ish coloMmal•do& ra r's Pa. radise 1 J3,R cpt.11, drps, atove,
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or children. 557-2360. 2 baths, RIO. Sil1ile 1arage,
Beautiful 3 BR. 2~' ~. 2 C'hikJr't'n 'Ne!come Meso 548-2106. found on 17th between
.11tory, 1600 sq. tt. Shag cpts:, PARK NEWPORT NAS&\U PALMS Sl'ORAGE Gal'age for rent Oral\ae i: Newport, C. M. I" ••
Jee mod. kltch, sep. Dr, APARTMENTS 171 E. 22nd Sr. 642-~ $31. E/Side, C.M. Ct.II aft 6 646-4lli. Ines
wallh rm. $195. 546-ll52. Bachelor, 1 or 2 Bedrooma, SHADY ELMS-POOL • pm, $43-0479. ffiD: YOunJ male yellow A
llfODERN l Bdrm C and TownhouseL SPf,, pools. Furn. It Un.fl.Im, 1 & Office Rontol ••11. wht ea1 •/flea collar. Vic.' ti' mes . apt. pla, tennis. From $170. Ac:rou 2 BR'.11 frorr! $J3j UP _. NEW ], 2 &: 3 BR. crptg, DELUX 2 BR, 2 BA. Bltns, drps, dshwshr, b 1 t. ins, from Fashion W&nd at Jam. --""":,:~,:-.:,~-I---------Victoria It Charie St .. <lrJ>I. fned yard. 2515 Elden Dahwash. S h a g crpta, garage. 1 child ok. AU util bmtt 6 San Joaquin Hills Y' DRIVE BY DESK space avatlable $S0 548-7281. A~ .• ~1657. lrolltle.11.11 ~rig, Elec frple, pd. $150/mo. 307 Avocado, Rllad$ (n4) 64f.l900 147 Flower St. 1 BR. Furn mo. WW provide tumlture FND: •1ufly ll't!Y 1. tan cat dollars
DEtUXE 1 BR. gar. Avail garqe. Nr &>. Coast Plaza, Apt 9, CM. 66-0984. · • or Unfum. Be.11t location In at $5 mo, Anlwerlng aervtce w/collar, ls at H.B. Aiilmat .
no ,, Adulll, no pets. $135. $185. SG-2321. 2 BR. Cpt.11, drp.11, range, :RAN~~ ?PE~ • C.M. 646-0920.' 646-3815. available. 222 Fottat Ave, Shelter, vie: Gar:tl.eld It. '----------------~'! lSQ E. 211t. 64&-fi-016 2 BR, 2 BA. crpts/dfPll, ~. re fr ig. N9 pets. ~ 2 r From 1 Br partially furn $135. new Laguna Beach. 494-94611 Marnolla. · , -e LARGE 1 BR. ms bltns, wahr/dryer, hkp, $140/mo. 968-1455, 543--7729. $14S,hN~~ poolpat10,/lbi1Ua1 erpf., adultJ .. Call a:tt 5 :& -,A"'l"'Rc:P~O~R~T"'°"C~E""N"'T:,.E"°"'R-FOUND on Monrovia Ave. 1 N'•wport,. F-Gluo Sloop
• ll·oo~ 2 BR. 11.,. patio, a:ar. 2 Kids/no pets. 2 BR 1,, BA Studio. Encl rm, w aeuzz, wknds 66-3170. Del 1 2 .. 3 oil! pr 1 !Jon 1 with -y l2' two cnalne Rkhardlon ""''"' "" $185. • 711 hup cloeeta, deep pile car· , UXe • .. room ces · Pl't!ICr P I asae1 Full Racing Ria. 5 galls! Express Cruiser, 1960. Fully Adi~ 60.-.2181: 673-0SOT 18l·H Del Mar 548-8278 paUo. End ol cul-d~aac. 339 petlng, lush landacapln&. Huntington Bladt adJactnt Alrportet Hotel. clip-on ftln&lasse1. No Cost SIDXI, value $50'.Xl, For equipped. $11,tm vt.lut.
• Deluxe 2 Br., 1i,s Ba, $170. mo. crot I drp, 1tv I DfW, gar. Roy McCardle Re•ltor
Chifdren OK. $150. 6(2.-7958. 548-7729
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J&IR: ~ BA;-cpt/4rpl:, * TOWNHOUSE-fn-hARGE-2 BR, 1~ BA. Studio -One! 3)U2 Birdl-Sl,-Ne.w ... Kid's I-pets welcorne t-br 833-21WO or &'U-322.l Wkdayt .IliC..Jtfale-5lamtsa....lSeabJ:""'~z"~-10~or~~~=-=~l-.:.'..;'::;9l-0:;:.::7::8 _____ ,j,>. __
encl. patio, $140. 642-Qll. 2 Br., 114 Ba., rptJ rps, Apt. No pelt. $145. 726 port Beach. !!17-4246. fl!S. All Xtru. Pooit car'. IAY VIEW OFFICES point} Vic. 23rd St., Costa LA; D IN ANTELOPE Trade lafie view lot in~
2 BR. Clean, Cpt, dtp1, =~~Ad~: Sl~ ; Ja.nn St. e 846-J.5&4. ,,,,, BRAND NEW v' patio. 17362 Apt.1 A Kecl90n Delu,xe, Air Conditioned, Mesa. can eves. 642-llMS. VALLEY NR NEW AIR· row·Bear, near Runntnr
Bn'1. No Pf't1. Adults. Nr. 548--lT&8. Den• Point· 20432 Sanla Ana Ave (Aeroes Ln. Im. 968-7510, SU.62.'lS redccorarcd. Lido Area FOUND mixed territ'r brown PORT FoR 26-28' SAIL-Springs, for F/Gla• Boat
O.f.C. Sl40. 96)...3886. ===--"""~°"',....--1.rom S.A. Country Oub) Lagun• Btaeh Rcalonomles Bkr. 675-6700 and white. About 1 year old. BOAT. (over 20 ft,) with 1/0 A =-!=7-.,,,-.-,'""'=-~l™MAC. 2 Br., bltlns, O'pts, Specious 2 BR units, \ .. 3, DE.SK space available $50 Vle.CedarlnS.A.SM-9369.• ** 962•2667 ** trallf!r. 557-4885
MEJ;A Verde 2 BR upper fdrp.11, beam eeillna. refrig LA.RGE 2 Br., 2 Ba. din rm., FIREPLACES. Prtv pa1tos, l BR. Newly redeoorAteCI. 1 mo. WW S>tovkle fUrnlture ·"'-"":;;:::::..c:.:..:=;,:;::;c:;::::..1_.....::..:.....:::::::::._:_::__
blt,is, aar&rt-, nr sbopping avail. No pets. $145. 1974 bl!n, cpt, drpt1, ocean view, tof.ds or cloHtJ. Heated blk 10 beach. o t EA N at $5 mo. An1werhir aeMce YOUNG grny cat, Lido Shoi>-5 or 10 Ac. l rnlle w. ot 2 BR, 2 BA Watertront Clln-
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S41-f357. DELUXE 2 BR. Bltnl. ~;~~ · -• 9?9-1268. Lido ltlt Hunllngton Belch. M2-4321 Y · · Ramona. E)y:J, fron tAae. or nr. ¥o·ater. $14M eq. Mr.
E.SIDE 2 BR. crpts. drpa. Refria:. Drpt W/w cpt. Prlv. · • UDO ISLE J· BR. 2 BA, r···· 1860 B, Newport Blvd. FOUND kittll!"n about n •ks, Corom. PQtenUal, need '71 Petel'llen 213~ 416C·7100 Motl/
blbu, dabwv. tnd prq:e, bale. Gar. Lndry rm . NEW 2 BR, t ba duplex, trpte, cpll, drDt, patio, LfOO TM.YFR.ONT. Apta ··, next to Real Elt•Nr olflce tre'I &: white. Y1c 7th st., Forrl, LTD °S Y ~14. Frt 8 10 5Princ. only.
no.pels. 54Mi0&1. ~UO. ocean vWw, •IOVt A rdria garq:e. Near 1hopptns. home• SD> to $1,»J mo. and Coln abop. $85. per mo. Balboa &nlnsula. 67549'Jl. Cahyon Lake Qindo, pr\v Havt ~ 1. clear, g ):)w
S SR., 2 BA, encl I~ + TOWNHOUSE + fl.Im. $2» mo. 496-4191. Adults. $290. lte. Shown Broker, 6TS-0448. laehenrnyer l"Q.lb' &f6.3$2S FOUND Rosary vie._ Shop-lake, 2 Bft,, 2 BA, pool, wa-rtnlll units. Room tor 4
ddlWlhr .. dlspoial. children i'a: 2 BR. Shae cpt, o/W, !•st Bluff Sat-&n 1J,..( only 101 \11& Newport Beach 600 tq. ~. ,90/mo. ptnr Cfl'lter OU Maanoll& A fir tk11111. tei:mlt, Soll. Thi mott, val. '641000. Trade up
-.lcome A pll'ta. 557-10'4. aPUcleanoven, patio, ' V IEW Anlibes. ln4) 153-0719. .... CO!TA MESA f4&.2J.~ Wanner r .v . 80-f135, eq for C-1...&!·l , 2nd TD'11 for comm. l~e. ~-8lll
DLX 2 Br, $180, that cpt, 31'7 W. WllD1 * SU.3600 2 Bd 2 baths Upat . LARGE 2 BR 2 Ba 4-plex apt VI STA DEL MESA 3 VERY nice aecond Ooo1' of.. FNO: G'r •Y eat on motor home. EYtl. 8f6.0611. The Irwin Co., Realrora
drji., bltns, elld pr, bill. 1 2 BR. Uni. $150 Im 0 . 1 nn~, Ca ted d ll~ nr Hoag HOllp, Adltt, no Ap•l'tmentt fices. 1'7t77 Beach Blvd. Tbanbglvfnc. Owper \den. Wani commerejf.J or lndUll. Leisure Llvlng! Lee quiet
chtld, pet ok. 646-MT&. \wnhse. Bltne;, cpta, drpa. ~l:.a 2· m~ttd' Pt~ni pet• $185 mo. &42-4387. l A 2 BR.. li'urn . .l unf. DI.sh· Owner (2'13) *'-0015 ~· Wy. &:JO....a'l, f95..63n. prop, In eie['a~ for tree adult 2 BR <Mdo. l.otJs ot
nUJ'LEX 2 BR, amal~ yard, No pell. Chldrrj olt. Nr •t>tm. $250 Mond) )'early. •• OELUXE 2 BR. 2 BA. wisher • Stove & Refrls· • • • w hl t• Elcnnant.s" ovtr· f'OVND Slamtae c1.t sttar A clear or-.na:e sn:wt. cl*11. Encloeed aar. Pool.
aar., qui~. no ds>P or call Fairview a: Baktr. 545-1882. Cptsldrp1, blUns., e11el. gv. Shaa crpt'r·!fa: Rtc~nter. ruMfnc )(IW' houet? Turn Bushard A: Warner, 8 18, $16$.000 »tuh)I, The Fox Trade for '4 8~ home ln
or motorcyclu. 5C&-21'JO 1 Bedroom, Sharp. CIOMI to t, 675-6050 o Adulll. Sl75. 548-3708. RENT ~ya '>Fl them into "CASH" • sell 847-4682. Co. RtaJtors1 413-~~ F.V. •.rtt· ~4 alt. 5.
A """ ,..., Id ta 1 aood O.C.C. • ~.C.I. 1115 , -Ill' II CL,., A aood want Id ta a &ood T u1tln & Mf11 D , Ive th<m IMJ-,,.Uy P II o t t }(,yo, Y!c Bay St· A M•>"er * * * * * *
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"_......,. Job w......i. ,._111 ...., w ........ M,, 111 4WWWGI j Mi 11o1pw--.•a • 1io ,..., ........ ,.,, F 110 HolpW......,,Ma Jl :l•,.5~;~=~~~;;~~=1 HO~IDAYS AHIADI HOUSECLEANING .... DENTAL ......... ·'-eo...,,, -· All s ••• SALISMI N Ii Re~ Own -~lion. workOl!tnl••-•S.t.ift lfllltL •• UUPl~•·ntl• l lllwu. -----· . *, I IC AUCTION *'1 IJ&Yo • Oe<n llolldOY! Call ~. ' -~ ""· Cloote -RN " Olt • I • WIGS Dutdl -Str\>lce Ms p.m. 96MI02. 0 N'S. pnctlce. -1· · T-~-·-..... -i1oo ear --ud ~ -'ndo • 11 ~---•L G£NmAL <llllce ' 1 1"1 -~ .,. Wlllias .. tnfn, -...... _ rllDlllTllDr l'Tftlll' . '
lo< all ~. •• wa t!olp w-. Ma F 1 CASHIERS' ~ --.... -...,_ -•tiel • Expot-.... -_..iity, be -"""' .,..1or -I fUllllllllK ,}SUM I carptt cleaninc. Xln't worir: • tul1 time ftlt Ne"'°" Jll"llftMle. + se&ary. '6Sl30 I.CU., c.c.u. 6 Sub Acute tme1z•a m • .tatur. ~ eixpertencea 11wa ,_ 11'........r.Ma
-·No crew. 537,1'1)8 any· A<:cnt/l'/C -llllO Be..,. ~ ......... .....,, E>c-• Attal. , .1-U p .... a Us7 ""'1, --..m..i,., -a -P<r-, .. ,. I• 119111"'""'""'
time. ruAIV A Loan Pk&r ll850 ptr. ,.. d OYtr l& . G.1:;, ~ ; s:; Rep, •·"" "'"''"· -... , _... lo Oooeta ,.._ ar\!o ~•y -· 7:30 P.M., Dec. 3rd WILL dn ho-Uc· Exp. Aoot, Bkk»r · IO '8IO COSMmc •hOlp me -L VN's '""' ....,,. .... -..a. ~ -bllabed fllllll rumtdi awn clean!n& pro-.._ a ..... L.A, 1525 othen ...,P I••" . he o....,.,.tion, ..-..Iy Fuji Tl-• -·Unlimited -Afis «n , Seiery + Com0' Brand otw bdrm. sets , ai mattresses. N'lf
ducta: P 1 e a1 e • pbOne Girl \FridQ' e Ei:m $$ hr u a '4'*"4~ · ~ired~~nal tra.~trv! Leb lllr in J'erion. UHIV!:RSI~ t ~.Benefits. stereos, TV's, bJvans, Retrig's. SiOVes, C?_f?'
646-3301. ' Bkkp<O'A Beauty 1 · ~ 66-1£21 Tochnl~lano • '.l'Y OLllllolOBILE, 2llO 1· ' fee tables, Bar Bunk beds. Buffets, Mlrr•"r
HOUSECLEANING by .... Keypunci> Opn L.A, 847-7423: ' ~, Expe; :H1pm Shilt l\'llllnc U.-Blvd., o.i., ..... Call cotl«t Headboards. Chests of i!rawers, CornerunilSj
Dependable • experienced. Sr. Acct:.a>A ' $1'K CUSTODIAN HARDWARE -" ....., " 'to ,.k., o<cu!Ooat ~ SALESLADY (2111 ~ Ciupet. .\ISO used furn. & appliances, Desk
6<2:515& alt SPM. A1P Constnic>ion • o.:.co View ~ Diootrkt ~~ ~/:;. l!.uat Exl"f. p/-Lab Tech tor Exper, N.B. 5'1.2Zl '"'chairs. Pool table, Matching avocado W&ll)>'
Ironing NEWPORT ..• SSJ6 A -Dor a Nite ·valid c.Jll. dri..rs 11e: .;:_ !lit/SUn. 7am.3()m " n.m, SAU:.s, 10 -.en to er & gas dryer. • :
Per'°""'I Agency Poool-. 1 >< wa&j< '""''· ter man lnre ... ted In cueer 8I>m. -•In\' 6 ooell p.,,, llw U '" 1 WINDY'S AU"TION . ...
IRONING dnne In °" bpmt 133 Dovtr Dr., N.B. lllal> -cftd or oom0 fio hardware. will ttain. p"' Ex<etleat -'<Inc condidonl ... tic ......,, llitoe, !\Ill or ' . " , . $1.25 an hr. 642-3170 bimtlon eduettion a expn'., cOm.memurate w!ibillty & •A friDp ~t.·. . p/time. No tnyeat., frff '-------'' 'COME BROWSE AROUND * * .. ,_ * * · """'1 ,,....,nne! Commioa-exper. Apply In peraon lo 'MISS!Otl J>!Ully hole. 13 per hr min. 2075\.S Nawpcirt Blvd.
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f,la-ry ACCOUNTING CLERK' i</<> Ofli<e, ~ ,\farner, H.W Wrisbt Co. a -COMMUNITY Ph' (714) -oi for in· Ant!q-llllo Behind .Tony's Bldg. Mat'ls.
This great co. will PQ the Hunt. Bee.ch. By . .f:·PM, Dee. -C.M. HOSPITAL-tervlew. --''"-----'--Costa M ... ~ 646 8686 let' tor ....,., .. ,ex .... .., .. ~ in ~....._ -For Sale OPE" DAIL 9· "' ' •·-~-~•. HEAD Teller -Operations "-""""" Ral Hwy SALES' Career opportontlty '·-IOlid oak antiqu~ " • . the accoµnting field. Grt'&I l6lilon Viejo Caill ..._..,.., o;:<,I co. benefit.a. Thi! co. is like COUPLE f~ wilh~eqer.', for: · • • Ir: rlofl of public contact alivt!-PMn acbool murera
one big fanilly who . cares. ASST. MANAGER local Savinp • Loan, San (E. on SM Diegp F'rwy. &:: awatc )'OU! Co~pany •car desk. Dovetail draw i. r 5 Furnitur, 110 Miscellaneous ·
$500 1n large family complex tn Clemente. Please contact Qown V.Uey ParltWf.¥) a~nc with creat beiiefitt. Bru& antique key loekl 0~ F u RN IT u RE-Deco tor
Start • .Santa Ana. Man knowtedg· Mr. Machmiller, 492-4021. PHONE -~ LOcal territory. start $6500. an d'ra. l-ra ·
BRICK. Block A Stone Work.
Cail ' : 540-0!!29 or 6t&--O!M5 'f ll
Call Jean Brown, W-6055 abletnmaintenanceA:wifeHELPWANTED -YardMan (714)'.,5-4400 ciu Don BelllOCl 5ttMi055 . Wt!'rl.28x 2x30%. Selecttd -Never Used. TABLE octagonal C·a'rd
HANGMEN, sates le Instl., !)ther Fee Jobs AVJ.il w/ ottioe eXperienoe. Se.lary Yach"'-APoclate1 r -. (714) UO.P,00 • Coastal Agincy Matching oak chair. •$85. A Contemporary -2 Sofas, 9 game 'hardwood with grffn Paper, vinyl, flock.. paint. Coastal Agency ...,. ....... t' :n9o Harbor Bl. t Adam tr\le ~· item •• call 1t. & 7 ft., Love Seats.. Anti-·felt ~p. Seatl 8. Folding
Store com~s to your door, 2790 Harbor m at Adams $450 +' .apt. 1 can (ll.f) 2Sl5,W. Cout Hwy, N.B. · • a 1 642-31163 after 5:00 pm. que -Dining Table with e ·legs, recesses 1Dr ~1-~,
Painting &
Paperhanging
---------1 557...t!IO btwb 9 am A: 5 pm MOLDERS-F.ibera:lua. ex.. Siies n----.a Ba k Ch ! -.Sc;:;h:;:w;;artJ.:.;;..:5'.:;7,c:5846::.;:.,.,..-,.,,1ALLEYWEST.-NitebeJp; fora~nt. HOUSEKEEPE_R. Ca<reer per.Jc trainees all 3 1hllta. , 'CLOSERS HUGEFLEAMARKET ••• :.i-~~~ c a rs , and chips $25. 2 s.ttteo
JfOLIDAY Special! All BUSBOY&·HOSTESS .l;:=,c""'==-"·::C.-'--l woman ttq1ll.NI JD&ture l631 Place ' . anttquedealers'thowanar-Annoire1 ~vellelcother speakehi. 12" E .• ~V .
phasa. Custom g u a ran , 675-1714. -• ' DAYS work, general cit~ "nVe-in hol'ltekttper 1 ~ nt:Lil, C.M. Men or Women. 5 obly, Mmd: ray of oolleetable1 plua a llemi. "Wolverine tri.axial1 l n
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892-(1674, ~l';ou.v:;:~il~: ?,:,.?= ~ B:i4s. Ex· care 9f 2 .1mall achhool age needak. Ownbottsekeeper 1 day a New cmcept h) llflling, leads gourmet" ·food. Thlll't. .l Call 193-4565 pmni d1rectfunal cone, tlpa
. No Wurinr . Work Ham in -Your Spare .,...... "'t • • · boys le full c ai'ge cl w i W . Rell. $2.25 hr. .fumiehed.,FuU or part time. Fri., ~:00 p.m.; Sat., DECORATOR must s e 11 $50 each. 24" x 24" pa;per
Time to Earn Much Matt! DENTAL Pedodontic AasL .household . .Ample Wary to 833-8172. Must have car, 545-8238. -noon-6 p.m, Y)YCA, 1411 N. turniture le car,,ets. 21xll' cutter $25. GoU clvbs, ~;';~~!c~ Call 968-8633. Must know dent a I .be4~ .?
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tiated. Re1a. 714: NCJt BOOKKEEPER: Great SALESGIRL part time till Broadwjy, Sarita Ana. oval gold rug w/fringe le Northwestern Jami nj._t,e d
S<« 646-lnt AVON C·A' LINGI terminology & P~utts. ~ • co. tn ideal location. Rapid ,after Dec. z;, the n full time. ANTIQUE , Mason · Hamlin pad. 2 comp!. chilp.ren'ii wood!, 1 •. 2, 3 & 4. E¥ny .. non smoker. 6M-06J.1, ff o U s EKE EPER. Must ,advancement for gat with ApPly Jh person, Bed • le Melodeon Organ, atyte No. rooms -of furn. 17 cu ft bla.cli:, like new. $Wing roR dean & neat painting, For a wooderlut eem1Dg OR--·DRIVERS speak Encllah. Live tn, refl. recent exper, start $450. · , Bath FUhion Shop, 5 Point 245, $250. 673-1783 alt 5 pm. ref r l &: If re e z er w/lce weight D-4. Regular shaft
interior or exterior &'reu. porhmity, in. your own tu'· Pltime 1.3 atrernoons & wk. incl. cbaracter,'efficltncy ·" Call Jean Brown, 54Mi055 Shopping Center. 847..(1()33, Appl~ to2 maker, wall units, dinette $30. Golf clubs, Ben Jiokan
rates. Call Dick, 968-4065. rltory, no exper, necess. OYe'r 2s. Neat. ir;endiy .l ln morals. Legal perm. resi-·Coastal Agency .set, family rm turn, bar WOOds, 1. 3, 4 le 5, .swtng
PROF. Painting exUirlt. Ac-Call 5-40-7041 good ·health. No ispedaJ lie. dent or cltiu'll of too U.S. 2190 Harbor Bt at Adami SALES 1;-8-dy• e x Per• CLE AN· late m ode 1 stools, etc. 968-8306 weight D-4. Reg. $25: '/IX· ~ ... :~· 847~~e I s A~~·w~~~ry dri1: req'd for ·performing a rt :nage ~· w/Dept. of NITE Dl.shwuher. Sat., Sun. ,;:~:~ n ;ash~~: A~ wuher I dryers /' mtcb sets. Mi!1~i:'ll ta~e~tal& ~1:'~~· ~~tt:::aAf!r b!:~
"t"·--· schools. Call sn-3325. p. " Mon. LaCave Restaurant. .Center, H.B. I • ~1-day euat.· 53l-8637; nne wo, rk, COGt new ., .... 02,
PROF .... ;n"""'-inter/exter lisc. Full time. Apply Hub HOUSEKEEPER, no -k 1~ I-"ne A·-CM An.. ......-110 lamp. Prov. maple 'bdrm. ~J.
H,.,...;t ~'6L ic /Ins: Aytu SUpply, 2U'.t Harbor, .Earn Money At Home In steady job 5 .... ·,-25 .... ~~ ~~: Dec.-.,3rd. , .. SEC'Y RECEPT. USED Ap-11n--1 le TV's. set (dbl size) le dining tbl sell for $50. 6t6-0191. !!Ven--Bl d CM "'" "'"' g, ' ""Y ' VY .-.-y, · · TO "' .. "',. ............. in"'" after 6 and weekelids. 5'8-2759 •• ~1.f41. v ., · · -Uhl'!!. AddJ;esSing mt,il. For .Deta!Js, hr wk. Must have car. NEED 5 women this Utt to ~ We euar I: de 11 v er. wJ4 chairs. 2 5 x 3 0 ' ' ,.,-"°:~--=~-'-'-I
PAINT1NG/paperina, 18 .,... 8 AB y SJ TT ER for af· '1 81!hd stamped, $elf address· 644-7344 , • 1ell n,~lne F sh' 8 . Beautiful otti~ awaft )'Ol1f Dunla,p's,.181S Newport Bl., Seareograph picture, stereo * ctiristrnaa Gilt.Ide& *
·in HarbQr area. Ll~ &: ho:.;,,: temoons, own trans. can. ed envelope&. 2>c 1o ~ oi:a 8 JOns. IJ bright smile &: pertOll&Uty! c.M.. 548--11SJ. TV combo, washer, dryer, For the guy or gal wbO lias
ed; Ref'I furn. 642-2356. ater 6. 675-8475. Oc, P. 0 . Box 9308, No. Hol-HOLIDAY ' ~~~. ': J!°~~M ,:'. ~~ :!td~~ ~~ w,mRi.rooi. port, Copprtne frig.,557--0496. everythlng BUT a uliique, '
PAINTING . _ Guarantee<! BEELINE Fa1hlon styliSts l)'WOOd, Calif. 91609, lntrvw 893-2317~ -.. u:_~~!· • , diihwuher,. cut bo&rd top, atUSHED Velvet avocado ornate. bra:'3 ~ Naliqnal --~·at ifairprice$.Lic'd&: No invest. No rollect. No -MO'Ni!'Y NURSING Denniilr~,~nel .frntla1d.,$100.~ couchlc loveseat,PIO.GE2 Ca.sh RE'gJS~r! We ~~e .. .,,A deliv. Will train. Cat le · ESCROW OFFICER E.: ~.~~Dr, DR. Rebig, $60. Houseful one, in beautifUI cond. 4 1n
Ins. 675-5740. phone·· necess. Call fDr We ~Ve die IPOt· fur the LVN SU~rvilor 4Dr relilf, 2 _, Tnine. , '_._ , , REFRIGERATOR · furn, all Ml!. ~2031. working ordet! • Idetl.l ffor.
PAINTING. prof. All work inter v 1 e w 956--0636 or expenenced esict'OW rat who nit!.' a wk. llprn-7:30 am RENTALS MUST SELL HERCULON family room bar, ftPre,
guarn. •Colbr •Pe c I a-11 gt .,~~3574 or "'""' "-~•o. • ·•· !or want!' lots· ol. PR. Top OC • Patt Time .&PM-lOPM shift... P~k L 1 do , Con-S.C~y r, i to *"'u .* 847-6032 * . boutique, etc. No 8Ulta,'ble 441 ~ ~...,_ ~ pl olf v&lescent Center, .f 66 ...-. eola A loveoseat .Xlnt cond place in our present hO
962-6143, 547-1 • Sharon, company, Us c. Sever· n"lilib'--n In ~e -·-··-• n--hl NB ,.,,,. ""'' 'Gqod fiiUs, .... ,oqng co. Auction I04 64~1701 · m YOU suppy the paint. Rooll\!!1 1 ,,;c;:;~=~---~ aJ open1ngil. Great young noo .., ""' ui aw-~uw....-.., ..... ., P, · .,..__..,. Call t.on;itne· , for it &: must sell!' ~g
painted . SlO ea. Also ex-BREAKFAST or nite cook. boss pays fee ....... $525-900 .Ing Oranae Co. area needed. oePORTUNITY fo r 3 ANTIQUE S'IOOE Garage Sale 112 $325. *3589 Eve/wkrid).
tetiQr. Call ~7046. ~p~ly in~~ t ~an C ~ Other fee & free jobs N.o exper. nece!'ll!i. Foam up to licensed Real E • t a t e S1le1m1n U QU'IDATION STEREO. 1m Garrard, <has
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l mbl -Se~s, Trudo s o, · · Call 540-9010 for appt. $3•96 Per Hr. saJespeo'ple. Be your own Youiig Co. ~l'otential AUCTION MOVING away; Appliances, full stereo changer,• ;ail'
U ~ e r. ' Cat.Pacific Agency boas. Top commiuions. Call Mni Schm.idt sewing machine, bicycle suspension speakfrs, BOYS 1~14 2750 Harbor Blvd., CM. Ask for Service Oept. Have your own desk It· WESJn..IFF SATURDAY NIGHT $10, Rugs $2-$85, Refrig, AM/FM stereo raato · PLUMBING REPAIR
No ;job too small
• 642-3128 •
COLE PLUMBING
24 hr. service. 645-U61
Remodel It Rep•ir
Add ltlon ... Alte rJtions
New construction. Concrete,
atabs le patios: Block. stone
&: brickwcrk. (ll4). 497.2051
SPEC,IA.LIZED HOUS£'
Repair. C&rpentrY. painting,
etc. Call Dick 642-472'2
Roofing
to deliver papers in the San I •'""'""""""''"'""'"'""&!l--~(7~1~4)~84~2~-466~7~-1 phone. PenD1nel ADncy 'f:OO PM ore. 4th Chest of · drawers $8, Hall w/F"F:r ·+ tape deck. ~ a.me,.., San Juan .Capls. EXECUTIVE INVEST IN W. E.·La-.Oyer Rei.flor ~-Ill Dr .• NB. Due to ll>e beelth ol Edna· rug 16, Tab!" $3-$15 . brand new, w .. !~It
trano and """"'istrano Beach p I A-18601N-·-.-.. Blvd CM 6f5-2TIO · beUe M, Drury, Bob's Aue· Lam"", etc. NE'W samples, 'uncl·'-ed on'•.,-w••. "''d
uea. ~ •r-ne ... ency ·YOUR FUTURE ..,;.3923 --~·, '545..M& ~~~~~-~!1!'!9 1 llonhasbeencomm;s;ooed •W loya, Imported 'tor iii. pay.;tt~Cfo!
DAILY PILOT Receptionist · PBX OPERATOR SERVICE estab. F uller to compl~y·tiquidate the skirts, ponchos, new rings, $11S or take ever ·smau
492-4420 I..ea.diMl..itw Firm, S.A. 'Ac. SE· YOUR ow~ BOSSI UR your sparkling voice & Brusb .CUatomen. C.M. Up tn:'!.,"'.!;' ~Antiques jewelledBalbelts, etcN. Frl/SUn. •payments. Collection ~~pt.
BOOKKEEPER -accountant cura~°typing. Jlfo SH Front M9n or Women big frle'ndly millf' ·to win to $160 wkly to start. .......... 3 . , 177l W. boa.' B. ' · TI4/893--0501. I
for medium size CPA fitm nM.:~ ,, __ ...... • ... _, ._ .... la "t62--0US. o! San aemen.te I SALE Sat at 3144 Made'-·========;::=I v~ :"'t'J'<"U"""""• A y qyer u "". _.esmen Qr lll AJl .fu be sold, .1o .1t>e h!gbeort ,, 'CM T-t. CaN'"'-he•"te~r. ' ' 10th "':!I ·in Laguna Beach. Prefer P/T Girl Frld•y Luse ellow aggreulve ~pany. $400. SERVICE Station Attendant. "" • .....,_....
data processing experience. Public Ret Firm. Gen'l Off-'T•xi:Ceb Call Marion Mann, 833-:700, ~xper. Amburi"?Y's Texaco. bidder. No minim~ • No .ax>k set. Bowlint ~· bag, ANNIVERS~RY SA~E
Must be aggressive &: lee, Mt.t have journalism&: Dennis & Dennis Per90nnel 2252 Harbor Bl, C.M. p=~~~: Owr 50 pcs. ahoes. Goll cl~bs like new, Pewter & silver IloUoware,
'Creative -not a pro-writing '8ckground, Work-ean54 r""'JlAJppJt Agency, 2082 Michelson Dr, STATISTICAL ANTIQUE Jewelry (some bagtype.l .~art. =:mofbedweights, tankards, charms, m~n's
crastinall:lr. Pub Ii c ac· ing wi the press, U" Irvine. ANALYST & TYPIST lGth Century) Marble Top wn er, s, N jewelry & executive.· gilts.
counting ex Perie n c e Escrow Offlctr PRODUCTION 1 yeu of college matb + VWl:ol1an Furniture. Oocks gauge . train, 6' Christmas Hand le machine engra.Vin,g
requ1red. Call 494-6768. Yl .. •t nDIVW, .. wl."l'Oll'ellJve ,,~ .... .._ H--MACHINIST 2 •--J b • R ·s -n.-,_,_ n--1 l::rE'e. 5f6.-0140. done on prei:nises. !
l REPAIR. recover any roof
.. problems. Wened& Jtoofing.
Free, est. ~1691.
BOOKKEEPER, F/C for
public accounUni olfice.
.Exper. only. 548-9544.
-~~~. '" -~w-.,....... -)'I'S of stat 'J't'"''6· o ~ ... ..:..., • .;_ ."cu=,=,.~_:_ ':'A~ ........ GARAGE Sale. 4' bar, ne.uti· NOACK'S : .. : HOUSEKEiSiER live _ ill, Good salary A xln't frinp In N.B. area. Wofk consists .......,.~""' ~ t"-• full time, room & board, benetitt for men w/at least ··ot 40 %•calcuiaHng on al() proX, 25 Signed Piates _ cal coffee t.able, book cue, 102 E. 16th, C.M. &1$:,1(]. .
410 W. Cast HI'\'., NB
Suite H 1 •64$-2716
muat drive & care for ekler-1 Yl"!f exper. op production' kiey calcutatt>t, 2>% anel}'z· Over 200 Pieces Old Glass &: new wall plaqUes, 350 motor =~:;;:;;=~~:;;f:= I
S.Wi"I/ Alteraiian1 --E\lrOpean Dressmaking
All custom fitted. Personal
Fashion advice. 673-1849.
e Dressmaking "':' Alterations
Designed to suit you.
Call Jo * 646-6446
Alter•tians -641-5845
Neat, accurate. 20 years exp.
Television Repair
* BLAINE'S TV *
Servicing All Brands
Authorized Magnavox
Knowp iot' honesty 540-4313
Tll.• -,
CERAMIC tile new &:
i-emod@l. Free est. SmaD
jobs welcome. ~2426.
GENE{<AL ....... Serv. Yan!
elelltMlp, hauling, sprinkler
repain. Reu. 646-5848.
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Job ·wanttd, Mala 700
BUSINE.s.5 MGMT: Nat'I
firm has top career benefits
& fast advance. Approved
for vets training & other ad-
vantages such as stock plan.
$7!WXI.
Call Bob Wibon, 540-6055
Coastal Agency
2790 Hafbpr Bl al Adami
CLERK TYPIST: G r e at
posi tion for the beginner.
Lite typing. Start'tbat olfice
career in a nlef\' locale.
Start $3'.ll.
Call Jean Brown, 540-6055
Coastal Agency
2790 Har;bor Bl at Adams
Countee
Girls
Far fast takeout
food operation
Full Time
THE ISLAND HOUSE
82 Falhlon llland
Newport Be•ch
Jy .coup!~ in Huntington mllllng macb. Pred!ion big of filui'es &: 409' stat Jewelry -Bedroom 8ets -cycle. New throw pillows. 10-SPD BICYCLES
......... to dose tolerance ~ ..... ~ .. 1 .. -•• ...,,, •~ Dining Room Grau"" • Roll Lost of misc. SaL only, PAR'IS e ACCES.mRd:ES Beach aree. Call 893-3525 ---:-. . ' 'J't' .. ~· ---..;, ~ per "'-~.-, 8 o.w~ ~ 2228M"' Meyer Place, Costa EXECUTIVE SECRETARY for appt. Bridgeport mil.ling eXPtt· mo, depending on qu&lilica· •"l' ~ ~ ,,,.... Tires le Tubes • All Si1,ies
Di1ficulf job reqilires ex-. prei'd. 4 Day, 40 Hour Week, tions. Send ttaUme ro Clas• Chine. Ca,bine$s ~ Rattin Den """='==~~~--EXPERT REPAIRS
pf!rienced woman, s e 1 f !NDUSI'RIAL line stitch sew-Apply At Denar Corp, Xl20 sified Ad no. 311, Daily Pilot Set • 17th Century Qlri'ed PERSIAN Lamb Coat, twin ON All MAKES~
directing & good at fetter ing mach opr le aingle ntt· Howell, SUite K, Anaheim •. P. 0. Bax 1500, Co«ta Mesa, ~ -PLUS Many, Many, bed w/ftame, ch 8 i r • eTHE BIKE SHAC"Ke
compoeltion as secy to the · dle opr. Sea SUttl, Apply 825 ~. Mon thru Thurs. Calif. ~. Items Too ·Numerous To spreads, blankets, s ome 1093 C BAKER, CM
president of a large col'p. W. 18th St, C.M. POLICY typilts. must be Ment'ion, (All in MINT Con· kitchen Utensils & linens. Near Fairview e 546-4l30
Recently relocated in exp'd in property It casualty STENO/TYPIST d!kcml • , • GE Rotisserie, Odds & ends. WROUGHT iron table; 5 Westminster. :st:Int oppty for field. WED. ONLY. Dec. For Major Bank Tru!t Dept. Moved ·tor convenience of """c.c,c:.2654c:c,_~~---chairs & matching chan-
capable person .: must be 8th. Call for appt .. uk for Dictation essential. Penna:~ sale and total liquidation to ~ GARAGE Sale, 18 9 21 · ,., · led · • delier, $75; 9x12 area-:rug -..es or1en . Beautlful Joanne Farrell, 644-8550. ent career opportunl"" fot ANTIQUE GAU.ERY BLDG. Antioch, Tur t I er 0 ck · . 'J' $75: Curtls·Matbes surroundings, rood benefits. F,qual Opportunity Employer que.)itied penon, Excellent ~ W. Chapman Ave., Clrvine). 9 a.m. Sat. & Sun., TV/S-/rad' p
Pl nd Po •--be-~ w . ''"""' 10 com o. ease se re&urne. to . . pao-•~oNAL p h 0 n e empwrce u.:uts, e ve Orange, Oil'ifornia Dec. 3rd & 4th. Woman's -0 Bo 427 w tmins Ca. ~ ~ &I portunity ..... ther miscell. itiµns. x , es ter, solicitor • Dana Point, San an equ op em-Inspection: Saturday, Dec. golf clubs, books. Ski boots 833-2722 After 6 P.M. :
92683. aemente, Capistrano area. plo~. 4tti 10:00 a.m. (all day) le misc.
EX PER. Medical·~ Work in YoUr own home. Contact R.F. Pa.ige Auetioneers Nott: Lots of ~GC.ARA"7G"'E~SAL="'E'",'""'Frl"''!Se.,,..,,V' CLOTHES: Perfect clind.
-crlber • .,•-• p--, n-deal In ·-a. pw.... 644-0113, ~xt 210 ,,.;,_ __ _..-.a Unusual le Hard Mens suits, SPort cdats, .... ·~· .. ~~" nm .. ,..;.;..,.. ~· -· ~~ SECURl.TY PACIFIC ~= -N sun. lOaon·5t>m. Des;gner.. 38 -wknd& only. Must be experi : JRYlhl'f.r~"tl~CL 83$-1465 between 9:00 a..m. To Find Antt'ques, AU in dresses, Holiday longs. 1543 sweaters, sz · s. S(lme
in all att'u ol mB:l.icaL -CCD\N""c~»Ar-."Cklf"'V and noon. NATIONAL BANK MINT Omdition!!! Seranade Terr, (Irvine women's clothes u *14.
surgical typing. Salary coin-~t\..LJ~~~I Su!tSflJ N~N Ce-B~~ DOrf'T MIS5 THIS 'l'eJT., CdM) (Q>rner af Ser-"008-41=-;-'-8·-.,,,-,-.rl-,.I
mel'll!lurate w/exper. eon. RECEPTIONIST e ~. ewport _..,.. TOTAL' SALE! anade & Ramona) My Lo11 ·Your Gain !
tact 842--0611, ext 23L Exec. Sec.'y/Of.c Mgr to $650 legal Trne to $450 'l"l:"ns""""' (amer<ll a GARAGE Sal ,........_ 1" carat diamond ring, :"fif.
EXPERIENCED woman for PayrclJ Bkkpr to $600 Fine oppor. For bright young ~-d. ~~=· ~: Equipment IOI . Set of S;.;;:;,.-& ~=: , fany setting. Value '300.
housework & laundry. 6 hr Girl Friday $500 lady w/good typing. We offer life ins, lf'OUP carpet. Nice baby crib. Sat. ~l!:.l(~~~s~
day. Once a week, $2. per Typiat/00 w.p.m. $'400 NEWPORT health Insur, pd vac. profit pARKfNG LOI' SALE 1 & Sun. 10 am to 5. lmt San ding bands,) Oall 546-61lo
hr. 'Must have trans. & refs. Personnel AJency sharing, 5 day work wk. Sat Dec 11 * 10 to .f pm Doval, H.B. 847--9450. after 6 p.m. le weekend!.
557-!llm after 6 pm. .f88 E. 17th <a1t4~> CM 3848 Ce.mpwi ~ N.8, Call for· appt. Barden's Ex-Movie, still, dark room . PATIO Sale. ch r i,s t ma s MOVING must sell: Kranich
EXN:R. COOK I HOUSE· 642· /II (Branch 0 . ) tl!nninating Co. ask for Joe NEW. "·USED * 821-1550 Bargains! super Stuff! 610 Bach COl180le plano, iGE
KEtl>ER _ for -uple. Nona W. Heitman 540-0635 Laux or Dave Barden, QI& B & c Photo Equipment J-·-•--~ ... Fri , Sa
... u KITCffEN H I e r A Randolph A CM. ..,..,,....,, .......... . • t. mahogany stereo w/poitati
IReledrr :requh'edkln .,· No amok· female P~fu:e x ~~'. RECEPTIONIST· Growin.,. call 546-5510 ve., . or 2843 W. I.Jncoln, Anaheim GARAGE Sale; i03 E. 2'11h, speakers Misc. or i ~ n \ a I
ng, in g . 3-1663. · ·-o " Fumlture 110 c M XI.NT ITEMS Sa items a ...... ,;--i ovets2u. EXPER M bani 3: 30pm, 5 da,ya._ No wkndl. co. in plush Irvine area. Be TERRITORY REP· start 8 · • · • t, 975-8562 :E'i"-"'""
la ec c with own Ask for Larey. Wheeler or right hand gal to the V.P. Weti.me career wttli a ma-csu;=;;n,:&07.M"on"°.""-:=*--ves. 1
too I guaranteed salary. Irma Larry's ?entry~ Thill po!ition is tor the gal jor co Local ter-wru. sell che'ap! Moving 3 /GARAGESale,l~Haven • ANTIQUE SALE .
SCRAM -LETS '"!!Equal!!!!!!!!!!Oppor!!!!!!!_!!Eon!!!'!!!p1!!.,.,!!!!"" 1747 Anaheim Ave., C.M. ~. C.N. • 1 ' who Ukes public relations. rlto~est . beneti~ pc · sectional $ 2 5., 2 Pl., N.B. Sat. &: sun. 10-5, Turtle Rock, Irvine. Sat &
1 . F1BERGLASS workers &: LANDSCAPE Designer A start $450. :turniahed & fee: paid. $$500. wingback chrs $10. a ., 646-4350. Sun lG-5. 833--0306. :
ANSWERS COUNTER J.µN: Local auto apray painters, experienced Salesman 3 )lt'8J'I ap, on Call Jean Brown. ~ Other Fee Jobs Avail. birch end . A coffee tbls. ~KIN=G~hed~.~tbl~&,-,chn~.-m-any-NEW 4 man Winslow lifetafl.
Jester -Flout -Forgo -
Hotbed -JOB HotDERS
It used to bl! that gµinet.
pip multiplied the fasle8t.
Then along came the eovern·
ment '1'08 HOLDERS.
'TRUCK Driver, age 26. 2nd
Class Uce:nse. Good drivln&
record. Call Don 548-3378.
,,_Wanted, Fem•I• 702
NEED HELP AT flOMET .... ,_.,.-, e We Raw ~valescent
Aldal e N,,_ e 11ow>es
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aoia:llAKERS/UPJOllN
parts store will train per.>n necnaary. 837 W. llllh, C.M. Ll.nd, Deip. sale I Coastal Agency Call Bob wu.on, ~ Uptizbt piano $75. Good Items, Tues thru Sat. 2232 $100. Coast Guard approyed .
. to tnfft I: greet patrona. ~ Ottk:t-Sec'y , supervison on res1i@ntial A: 2790 Harbor Bl at Adami Cout,al Aetncy cond. MJ.n9l Pacific Ave, C.M. "1139-=7295=.,·:-,,.-,--,,-o-I
Batie koowledge or peJ'tl Unique oppor.,.w/ntw rapkl-Comm. $115 wk + 59' RELIEF COOK 2190 Harbor Bl at Adami HUNTINGroN ff a r b our BIG gara;ge sale Sat. & sun. CROCHET Potpourri. Nice
n_oqulred. St. $2,50 hr. ly lfOWlnl co. ldeal locatioo mmm over $3000 mo. 5 dya ._~ v.oeek 642-*>ff TOW TRUCK home sold, leaving at.ate_ 4 Lota of bargains! 1787 Ctuisbnas gilt, 1974 Fatra.1
Call 'i:st':~~ tor alnl I"""" lookln& tor Tues-Sat. 7-oPM. Muat, be RETAIL CLERK DRIVER Pc. eectlonel, I loer sll>Obi, TU.stin A,.., Coste Mesa. C.M. 543:1693 • ~.. np\d advanctment. $55(1. avail· for eve. a pp t 1 • . C. A .,_ marble end talileii; 48" baa-~Harbor Bl •t ~ Call lftltn H.yes, SfG-6055 &f&..lHl. . We wilt train ma~ person &ge 'll, ~· A. uto low 90Ck, tirocade rocker, re-Jewelry 815 BIKES 3>" to 10 spd, Ciris
F/TlrM
Matvle
21J1 WHtclHf Dr.
Newport a..cli
1190
=~~ma Leed MM' or Wom•n ~min C::.. ~~~ ·~.El euuno, San Clemen-trig. 8t6-5053.NEVER ;.;..;.;..;;_W_o_,,,,.-Lad-,-.,-, .;.,H_K :t't! :~:1:~ ~~
------==.-Temtic opp0rtUnity for Mr Randolph, 2131'9U-9888. w ·-~··u........_ ~ BEDROOM, Living room, Yellow gold flat Florentined ;;;;=-:==--cc,--,.,.;.-1 GOU. FR l DA Y : Busy eJi:p'd wire wrapper. Great • tu•~ ''-'-.., .c.&pn' child 's room furnlture. CaU flnlih band set with one HIGH . grade enamel.~ 1 tge
dellctitfW cUloe for at-gro..n .... co, Needs )'O\l now. RETAIL newspaper Cielivery ferred, om-2'l. Leve'• &t~. Reasonable. "1ttnd brilliant cut diamond quantity Red • Gni •· BUff -
tractive per;,n. DestrsbleTop~~~filS ········JO S'lOO· OpE!n. Truck needed. Call Broolrhurat 6: Adama. a· SOFA by Kroehler, dark wet1h t·ng .95 carats Cementgrey,Jl pl.M&-29n
loc4Uon,. txcilin& ro. $450. can 540:9010 fOc' «ppt. 96~1489. 962ol3Ct good cond $i65. w / matching 14k yellow 2 TASCO telescopes. like
CaJl H~n li&)'ft, 540--6l55 C•l·P•cfflc Agency WAITRESS wanted part =~ Pony $7. &tS.:2525. gold IUard ritli. Appraised new, ~ price. , :mo=~·""" mo H.-81""·· C.M. ROllNS,ON'S -;:;m~-CRUSllEDVel ... ,GoldoUve $13SO. Asking 11150· ** 673:57'16 "" ** l ~,,,,=~--·-•"Ad=aons;:;;.., MAID -~ lo ex'chan .. ,... ~ • ·-· t Med -· 67J..l36l . ELECTRIC c1o~-. ·~ ~--'I Ole to $700 ___ ::,~t 23w N-e NEWPORT • WAJTRESS. ""'·In food" -·• ~•,,..' . ~, . ... .,er. V9fl __. ..,,...., u• ""r'', BIA.CH tee A: end tables 675-3M3 SACRI!'ICE! Westinghouse, larg~ aize, Newport Be'aeh area co. Blvd, CM. S4&-8155. oocktaHs. Api:Qy In pemn, IL % Carat dlamcmd ring, Ti1· $35. 548-2375 eves 6-9 .
....,., &al w/a.rchlt-··-' MASSEUSE. The Blue ~ 101 21st PL, FAM Y room couch, &Old -!any _..,. ~-i.; ...... w.i:. FIREW ·r~ "'~ u" ~-,,_ ·~ --~-~-• ~-• •~ _ .. ng. ~-~ -OOD FOR SALE ~con1tructlon ha·•-·-•. ·-<>P'·~•· -"~ .. ~~· ~Y ~·=·--~· -..·~~ A-XI • • &d haura MB-100.2 (Matehing Led¥'• A Man~s Or'ange le Eucalyptus rk for projeet director. • n t ., · WANTED FuHdioua ·Nut! wedding band&~ never worn, 544-1653
MJlll gpeak Spanish. l.oveJy No ........... Will ...... Sales aurc lady thoroosbiY BEAUT. -rm tebl<, mEEi I Call 5'6·57UI after -,==;;.;.,===-I
Equat °"""· 'Eonployor ofcs. Xln't oo. Tw benefits. -· lOaon·lOom. & Glftwra.-n !rained Jn •""Y detail o1 XI,. eond. G'' dta + 2 20" 6 pm • ,... .. °"". ORANGE FIREWOOD
Call Mtu M-ie. SSH122, NA1VR!i d<pendablt lady .. ,.~ cl...U.-1 Doy l"' w!L leafs. no. Ws3476 aft 5 125. II Corot detiver"1
Abita.II AbbOI Per10nncl ntedtd, b&bnl t 2 llMall Own tranep, Rtfl prefd. BEAUTIFUL blue vel.Vfl 10' Where to buy Oi1mOnd1 • 637~3 • lj)UICK CASH
THROUGH A
DAILY PILOT
WANT AD
642.5671
Aa:ency; U> W. Warner,. cNtctrtn. Own tranlp. Rtfl NI or p/time f15-33l5. couch .tr matchlna loveaeat. Belciurn cutler tells ruRNmmE. Xln1 oond.
Suite 2)9, S.A. ~lrt'd.· SG-161.f.. i , • W h It e Elephantl" oM<-Ustd 6 mo'a. $273. £1118..4SS3, diamonds under whole91lt ml&c. Hems Ii Chrl11tnu MG~ -·~r. v 1 Exctptidhai Benefl11 prloe. (TI4) '42-0681 decor .. Baraalna. rn..-. .,.. ''n.tu.I."~· e eran __ .. 1_ boule:T 'l\'J'n rop qutllty Earl)' American • .,,...
'' W h I t e Eltphanta" o\19'-;:~:..i=~t· = Apply In ~n 10-5 p.m. ~·u,... )'Ol.l1 f'Urnlture. Marble top ptd M<lchlnery 114 AIR Compm,aor, gu mo1or
rttnnlns YoUr houat'f 'l\ml lets )'O!.t earn li:r1tatn. $5700. • 2 Ytshlon fat., N.B. -Wm tnto "CASH" • .U din tabl•, mltc. 979-0596 Foit'SAL.E • 4 Lathes. $500 on tanlt tralltr. $1~. Se!
them lllto ''CASH" • aiell c.lt Helen ~. $Cl).«>55 ~al opportunity emplo)ft born tbru D&lb' Pl lot DANISI Modern .c o u ch a.nd leu. One 42"' Bullard ~afr.t:;;"c.5:-'iPm_,;;54&::;:;3'"76e7:. __ the6 thl\l Dlllly Pilot Coutal /.tl!nc:t ,../&ttacbed table, woodt11 boring mUJ-t$1500. 6*-60.16 Trllce & Hobby Hor"
OUf!'lled. ~ 2790 Harbor ii a.i' Adam• OUIUJtd, 642-S6Tl b.M. 78" lone. 6#-1864 or 646--2130 · --'$'-U-'.-'!lt;.l-31"'°'"4'1.:...:"c:'"'::...::~_
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'-I~ Ill Pl•-/°'IOM 12' Dot• 154 IMta, .. n -,., Trallon, Utility M1 A-Imp .... :,,•,;..A~u""c"'r~1""o"'N.,..•.,..; LOWREY Planol • Oraaoa; $TU'O-.AKC ......... ·n ci,ippij\ :n Sallboot, ***W.u!TED*. * AUS11N HEALEY Yamall&Plaool~;A CUDPoodie.Grey.IStJorplck lll'lta. llaad. T HP ..... l!till\l'4--tnller ?OLOTUS
'61 PORSCHE . HO us~ ·11e1nw.,._ p-. "'" ,,.,.. o1 u .... 033 •• ,.. c0ranao" ...... u... -si... • -· a.r -· .. ,o· ion,; •69 Amt1• H..i-EUROPA
•II:, In ll"W 6 ...i, Scbmldt 81!1-'7'8 (FulJ.-i. ' 1162-651!. · 91!2·1'8!1! SPRITE ROADSTE~1 ·-· po...,.wjndo ... AM/
MUl!c:.Co-1 Dt. U14, 1907 N. CARDIGAN Welcli Corsi HUSBAND idt home, wW Verv l"'I~·-(f!ANg•~•stl") J'M N.dio, buckAtt tettl, Uc. Ve~ 0 ... , n.n:i~ .. _ Auction• every Fri, t pm Main, Santa Ana. puppler. AKC ae1• PUm 11.Crutce 32• &l.llboat. eood "# ~ uO't .uu ((YT 6Ul •;3 • V"'Q""''"'' .,_...,. Bill ·Yates
Furn. AppU. AntjoU<s ** BALDWIN Acro10nlc '"°"· ._ptlonally "'"'lhf· oond. 527~2 ,.,,...,...,. Jl~J ' . $1099 . $31" BILL YATES ~
3015 W. \Varner .. S.A. (Spinet) 1 Piano like ·new be&Utib.U ma.rkihp. "97-1276 JOTE No. 154, cover, trailtr -
CfoUow ,;..,,h ilchll $590. •~ill. MIN. &bn4UJer, AJ<C, male,. ~ dolly, Per!"'J oond, 16S(). • DAVI! ROSS PONTIA 32852 Valle Rd .. ,
·-54!Hl241 • 547-77/13 PRIVATE PAllTY WAl'fTS 9 wkl, .. nned A shots. 6#-0262.' ~ lluttlee f56 :uo> Harbor Blvd., Sin Juan C&plstruo ~. While Christmu GUt1 \ TO BUY P?ANO FOR CASH. 1 Champ 1tock, 1 a It/ p 1 p. SABOT ae.mi .. race equipp«l a.ta Mesa 837-4800/493-C511~2261
Oeeorator ltemt, I a m p 1, · 8.15-2778 13'7--M60. • I N s A recllt~ MEYERS MANX 1t.>w bu.c· 1966 A.H. Sprite. Gd. nmrdJl& LOTUS '.57 PORSCHE C:OUjle, reblt
'pl.fque1, slatU@I, ch 11d1, FOR Sale: Electronic Orian JUST In time Jor Ouiatmu. S275./~tf~~ ' * ·M-MOTc IY• Nftdl ewtne. Will trade cone!., flell" new tires, new AUTHOR.J.Z!:t> ena:, trara, neW lnt. ~ ·:u~an~ (~es) 37 note keyboard, xlnt cond. am'1J · toy ' chaJnpqne pi»-FOR Sale UDO 14 'No, 15l0. for VW or? f93...3U2. top. needt Ollli&ion repair. BAI.ES A SERVICE party.~· 544--2319.
: Cullom c!mP1etec1 w!~ MB-76S5 dle, male, 2 ~·• old. Complete w/trailtr, ~. Trucke "2 Sift It and ma.Ire offer. WE Nftd Your Porsche and ~. • Sewing Machine• 121 646-4665.: ~ • -549-1375 &ftB 5:'30 pin. 54&-4075, wW PA1 top dollar. Call BDJ
Autbortaod11aln6-
l121152 Valle Rd.,
San Juan CapWruo ,
137400/'9>4511/-
O'KEEFE ·.I: Merritt 1tove Sin&:er .se .. .i .. ,. maehlne w/ Mp~IA'"!,~ ~~ plUllup.. INTERN AT I 0 NA L 14. ' •• IMW ot Chuck 5.YMBU.
•AC Iro twin bed Old ..... ._ "' m...-, "" w ... , trailer. Must sell, Go1"'" ID • ~69 PORSCHE 912 _., n a. walnut cabinet. Xlnt oond. blooded. N• .paper• . -...... ~ "• AutomoUw b:eeU~ Xlllt cond. Must sell! curved seeUonal. K J t c b $75. * SC&-345! 968-7411. Europe, $550. v1-. .._}_ ___ ~---•• u----0 3100 W. Cout HWJ. • table a: chain. Delk. Furn •~-Sii /Dock '10 mwmaDO•-........ _....-Newport Beach * 84>2111 ! . I< mi..c. ll2 E. 22nd SI, CM, Sporting Goocli l30 GERM. SHEP popo, AKC. -ts, II' 1 RECREATION CEN'l'Ei!< '61 PORSCHI! 911
548-:mt GUN« Magnum Winch"'" "''"' healthy, champ i;,,.. OOCI< rt • ..,., privil• .. m RO!_~~!~EBRl.,'d.lnc:. . . MERCEDES IENZ Xlm cond! m.-
. VJNG-, Mu1t Siii Tastee carbi11e, lever action. $90 or ~ f 0 r ~mpttament. mill. Sa i 1b0 a t pref. ,,,.,~ nai·UIK' • '70 MERCEDES 280 SE RENAULT
Freez Ice Cream Machine, make ofter. 644-1936. 263. wt r I e I e c. 3''1 l E . Colta Mesa 54!!!!! ROY CARVER, rnc.
Restaurant sz. Sac. $350. MEN'S Ski boots. Rosemont AIREDALE puppies, show ~wattt, 'Balboa. '59 FORD fJOO 2925 H&rbor Blvd.. .,_.. Full A ·n RENAuLT l\.16 sed. -Cost $2500. 3ll7 Yulron Ave., 101, 11 XI nd qua!., xlnt for auard or pet, l-8T1·2866 Costa Mesa 5464444 ~an, power. utoma· air nd t 1 ,. narrow. nt oo . Delivery aft D!'t ~ 1;;;;=;~===~=:;,:;o=.:: tic lr dltldned 647· wqon, co , ' au o, e ec ' ~-OU Paularlno, 01. 540-7046. $75/Make offer. 497-1549. 5"8-0063 · • ac>AT lliPI avail. 2:i'-65'. Xlnt Lore Bed, ~Uent Meehan. '67 BMW 1600, w h l t e, · a con • sunroof, lunaie rack .
1 L TABLES Warehouse HEAD SKIS -l95: Step in accornmodallon.s lh new lcaURfs!Hon. (E91D1SI $l99 AM/FM, new radials. AFV) Ptrfe·ct cond. Take "'-."Sal•. Freight damaged 149 geze •top .In binding• $85. (5) Shephonl & ""tri•"'r Marloa. ~. S Rf$1D£ MOTORS !;;'-•!~, .':"'>,_,,;.., 11'50. $6899 o'pymoU or cuh $7!50. 1 -~. 'to $199. New slate factory mix P\IP•· $10. Will hold 'tll SLIP aYaU. up to 38'; $80.' O'I.,...._,. '" .I.ft SU-.2140
• ' 6JS.8623, 5~. , I , ' • 231. --WA W'UI ~~ ENCYCLOPEDIA Brlttanlca Stereo 836 OLD Enalish Sheepdoc pup-SLIPS: for power boats 13' to •n Chevy ~ ton Cheyenne 1971 'CAPRI TOYOTA 'S9 Slnger Gaulle oonvett.,
''7 VW IUG
(Tl]L.m)•
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$599
~. 549•3031 bt .... .,. ...
'69 vw
Auto Tra111, Thf1 ..
Jooka brand :new. <YYJ211)
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WardS.Lee
' ~-• cnlod, 1195 to 13 9 5. ~ :;~~:· ~~~· ~~'"""· 673--01" alter 6 mo. 96J.Jj67 or 547-9561, ... 147.••~ CAPRI fl;• ... L ... .:. --~S~l~N~G~E~R~-
, '19'71 & ChildMll sets. Great SANSUI -AMJFM stereo ~ AKC rea.sonable lo 38'. Bayside Vlllap 300 E. P.U., 4 mo',• old, f-whl The sexy European. 6,!m aood titts, mech OK, $250.
'. ~ , ~ks Western World, all receiver, 12 way al r •""" home 6f2...992-4 Cout Hwy. N.B. · drive, P/8, P/S, air oond, miles, like new. AttractlVI! 646-930l ~l. af! 6 pm•MS-0016 Amlrlclft ..... ~ ~~. 11nv.'!!!rci Sac r l f Ice, suspensjon speakers, Gar. SCHN~UZERS :&vail. now er SAIL Boat Slips Avail. Up to Ml/FM rad., trlr hitch, bria:ht red finish with black 1946 Hartior, Costa Mesa TRIUMPH 50.5126 .•
" :1 544-~ r a rd o1 0 B com p I hold til Chrutmas. Groom· 35• Newport B e a c b turbo-hydro tran&, 350 cu in bucket seat•, 4 spd. trans.,
w!Pickerlng cartridg & ing ab.Id service 846-0839. · ' ena, Like new. T.O.P. radio, heaterr, decor """"''P· Hou" of lmport1, Inc. 1234 S. Main St. 1•. ·: BELL ''500'' e ' · 5'8-2253. 673-5008 673-3632 ··~~ Authortud Merced" Be•-ll1 I Santa Ana • CRASH HELMET dlx headpbonl!J. REI'AIL A K.C Beagle N•-= tr! col -=~=~~=;--1 ' · Styled wheels. HU?T)' on this .... '.,·_:. $414.35 -NOW •-.95 0·-·.· ! wk. •5~· m'al,., 3• BIG BAY SLIPS '""'DODGE 1 ~-walk In deal4!:r TRIUMPH * 2 DAYS ONLY* : .:. fin. Good Condltl:_1879 P)'mnts avail. We ca:;;' all 1~;'ales $35 847-3677. $2.25 PER FOOT MB-2592 'Van, ne'W tran;,"'fu.e1, carb, ~~n~~) ~ ~~ NOW ON DISPLAY · Fri/Sat ~c 3 • 4, 8..& pm
-·. SanlOL U.S.A. st .... Equip. ~eo=STO=N-T~~~R~RIER=~P-UPS-alt<""'°'· "'"' "'""" can mvd., C..t Mo ... Mt><630. 1972 350-SL va STAG Wliol..te -on all ftba>
;,. ' GOLF clubs. First F1ight Warehoule, 179 E. l?tb St.. AKC I ~-----~,. see at 17th a: Ora.na:e in CORTINA AI80 l&11:e selection of pre. c:lua p:oc1lletS manuf. ~" lronJ. 2-9 and 'pitching C.M. 645-2442 open 7 days. * * !_w2301kl. * $l50. Tr---.-i.... .... C.M. 548-6983 owned models In stock. 6862 IMMEDIATE DELIVER.YI Oi1count lu99i• House
• d 'Wedge. Nevt'r used. ~ * ,_ .. .,.... .. 1972 ZENITHS at the Jow .. t · 196! DODGE v v.. -'-CO IN M&nch<ste•, Bu"" Park. ' NOW! 190< S. Anaheim Blvd> ·.··.,' -~36iij, CHRISTMAS i-b-6.. an, , .... ~57 RT A f::-,::--i-'i-;::---:;::::---;==I P.Cicts in So. Ca.lit. All AKC Gennpup18h ... •=iuBlk. cone!., R&:H, n!bll for (Santa Ana 1'wy at Beach HURRY&: BEAT THE 10% Anaheim Ph: fi35.45S2
,·-: RAND New Weber 1mocteis in stock a1 Orange . ~an ep. • C•mpert,S.le/Rent920 travd\nz, S57..3908. Blvd.) PRICE INCREASE!! V.W. Baja kits $1'.J, 1 pea
•• t'J ., Barbeque o:iunty's largest Zenith silv, tan. $50. 962-7433 ·ro CHEVY V v.a turbo Radio, Heater, Automa.tic,.1 ___ <_11_523-_1250 FRITZ WARREN'S V.W. Solar seats w/coven * $40 * Dealer. 19" Chromacolor. AKC Doberma11 Pupa, ~ham-CUtPER 1Ai Cabover, 8' bed, · . an 11,00J local miles (VOP130) SPORT CAR CENTER $ti0. pr. Dune B!JGie seats
• 545-4693 a.tier 4 PM. C4030, at $395. ABC Color pion atockJ Call after 5 or stove &: ·tee box, shell mars, tires, $2800. or bit. $899 no E. h~ St., s.A. 547476' $7.50 ea. Bodin.fenders etc. ~ .. , ..,., 902l AU •• H k---'-""" 6.,..,._ • dam-~. Th'· 1,. a -at otter. 67~20U alt S p.m.
• 1 ,OIAMONDARE ring, 6 carat ' w. an..... un-w i:t~, ioPto-t6-,........ .., •· ~ Open dally ~9: closed Sunday '68 YW CAMPER ::,.~ .. ,alitain!, appra!Aed $300 tington Beach. 968-3329. AIREDAI..E Puppies. AKC. fixer upper. Ar. is S195. Days Auto Le•ling 964 r t\ L' ,
: l"l G~at as Ch~tmaa gift. ZENITH Color 1V 21", loo~ Ch. aired. Will hold unW 642-6943; .aft 7 pm. 968-C'm. LEASING I -Wl1 fJl1i& '67 TRIUMPH
,,. Make oHer. 546-4478. & ...,'Otks like new $135. Also Chrl1bna1. 521-4397 CycleiJ;n8fke1, ., SAVE on immaculate ""e--.. TOYOTA · TR4A ROADSTER
: ,1 '· e AQUARIUM 23" Blk & Wbt TV, $45. Call' Hqru1 856 SCOOht-1 . '".-,• 925 driven whlcles. .... . -I Speed tN.nsmilllon.
: <.1 Salt water, 20 a:aJ., stand, aft 4, 54S-2llL , OWNING PoWAIL:.-Uln~Troll Bike '71 MAVERICK ,._ ,......., <UNB517)
; ,,,: ]heater, etc. $60 or trade! RCA 21'' Console Color TV, penal , a: btoo : Healthy 5 HP EoaiDe 4 door. Automa.tic, air oond.. 1946 iurb;o;.. Meaa '70 MERCEDES BENZ 280 $1299 ;~,:-,1 545-'3578 Good cond. $125. :·,75 ~ incl c.. .. ..&. AITettb: power steerlna, radio, heat·1---='"°"===--""" SE C.OUpt. 23,00J mi'•· Pert.
'l"' K stoles: Sac r J f Ice. * 646-9781 * :. , br!dl;,1' ui::dle, feed: New •F;h;t' and Re.;, Tire. ~e~ven appX. 9,CKX> DATSUN sh.ape, full pwr. 1 owner-QAVI! ROSS PONTIAC
' New eflline (#949911 $7799
BIU YATES VW
32852 Valle Rd.,
San Juan Capistr&no
'3!-4IOO/ft.l.4511/499-2311
'68 VW CAMPER . _' Choice of 3 ln family. S1SG. RCA Color T.V. new picturt water, stall cleanin1, rldlna: Other New Misc. Parts $75 MONTH '70 DATSUN PICKUP :,r}~::.,,.c T~:i:~nte~ r ~ :u80 ~~e=vd., .... ~ .$250. Silver blue or Autumn tube. attrac ca:bine,t. $31(1. ring & 1,(01 acrts of scenic ,. , ni546-1879 24 end ··-
'•.: Hate. 646-4071. Noon-10 pm. 673-5151. bridle trails. Ome to ENTlllE family , ielkut oJ WE LEA';· :J1n POPlrLAR aft 6 pm. (n4l 526--4570. 1960 TJt...3 Conv. 4 ~· ireat Pop top. 4 apd. dlr. P'ully
d" \VEDDrNG GOWN PANOSONIC Solid St ate Laguna Beach. Phone lfte ntw 1971 Kawa.saki 1972 MAKES AT COMPETI-Radio, Heater, Air Cond, 4 MG cond, 25 m.p.g. Private W · camper equlppld, Take old·
'·' -LaCt' & Silk. Size 14-16 S1t'reo, adju.st. speaken;. -194-9182. Cycle&.· 1-l??icc al $350/1· TIVE RATES. Spd, low miles, 1.1inl cond, --------·l-IY'-·-14=75~·~644-031=~6==~-er forel&;n car or small
·' Call aft 5. 557-9835 Call 54.8-2850. MoYing, must sell, 2 good 1'7Scc at U2S/2.-100cc st Call Malcolm Reid for $1999 '71 M.G. Conv•rtlbl• TRIUMPH PARTS down. Can ftnanot. 541-1731 fl~ !me furth de'·" -•· be " FOR SALE OR TRADE or 4!K-6811. CWJBOIS) ,··,, .One of a kind, compl set MORSE stereo, 2 mo. old, iookin&:, tound, rea:. TB .......... ea. plU1 he ta A er uws. •flllll aul11Ul car Is fully
.;... _hand painted china. Dark Mediler. cab., tape deck, Geld. Very eentle. o1 I. 5 yrs. miscell, gear, &tZ-5356, RT0H8E1NOSDOFORRED t\a. -[aira:_. equipped with 4 ~ trarw. 6'~1250 AFi'. 5 '64 YW BUS
, ·, ... ,.IJrown Mink •tole. 830-9369 AM/FM $165. 49&-1TI7. Top snow pol. $575. I. $775. BELL ''500'' . lUUA WWI mlslion, air conditioning, TOYOTA
: '<' 'Ml1colloneou1 544--641'. 832-<tl38. CRASH HELMET eo.i.. ~ -Btvt4Uoio TOYOJA AM-FM radio,,..,., whe<lf·
• Wanted 120 8 YEAR old Ba)',Geldinc, . Goo:d. Condition Only 2,362 original mile1.1---'---..,..,_--
Fm to Yeo II.. jumper. Need• "P'd rider; llO. 546-U79 Autoo Wonted ' 961 646-9307• Must ..._ !305EAD) '72 TOYOTA
o.t .... (KIZ256) '1499
BIU YATES VW
I .
! 9 ·"CASH PAID FOR I '11 • '
'?. r. AM furniture, appll&nces,
: ,;, ':antique•. Ono piece or ; 'ii:~ ,,ho111etul. Call' day or night,
'-----~· $SO(), WW ''"''ldor Joue, •USE our Honda Cl>rhtmeo WE PAY TO[' 1946 llari>or, ec,.ta M,.. · D$34AU9ER5
3 Llnff, ,Tl.,,.., $2.00 642--0936. Jay ... w., plan. Herb CASH p L•1• Selection For
PONY blk & wht Ploto Mar< Frledlandu, 5 3 7.-6 IH' '69 2000 ROADSTER mmedlat• -------•I Good dl•PD'ltloo, b .td •• ll93-7566. Bulck-Opel.Jaguer Dellvervl PURR-FECT stocldne atul· incld.\$125. 968-5177ilftol. '"'6'~Hr-O~N~DA~l~!5~Scram--bl-er, 5 spd, dlr~'"Excftlent condl-23-1E.11th St., • 1
, 549-2241 or 547. 7733. fe_n. 6 we:k cld ~ttens. ~ TWO bnutlful taree mat. xlnt cond,. only 1000 mi. ,70 b' med can I: trucb, Juft tlon, flamtnao red. CWJR· Costa Mesa · 548-7165 819 Savl::r.• On
Tiger _mal•, one calico fem. ehed ponln. Will hold til Honc{a Ml,ni-Trail, only 200 call 'u, kt' frff •dmatee. 203). Smalt down. WW tin-MO Rem•fn ~
541>-13.\7 Chd~lmaa 731,1128. · ml. Owned by &IT!. 64,fl664 GROTH CHEVROLET ance pvt ply, Call 546-8736 AUTHORIZED '71 TOYOT S
; :1·• WANTED white fibergl15,11, ADORABLE kittens i n LEASE Beaut. 'IS Arab .• 70 YAMAHA lni Enduro l-"or'-4o.:94.:,.;s).l~::,·~==--1 SALES • SERVICE """" L••O.:• • --IOllnd pedestal bue chair!. search of a home! Multi-col· $35/mo. ~11 than my RWll load Must sell, ~ AU for SI.let Mana&er NEW '72 PICKUP U&fl U.UIO
'. -§aarlnen or Burke 54&-4365. ored, bsebkn, 2 males, 1 mainl. costs. 9b1-4506. 6f6..&f?2 dl 6 p.m. , , , 1!211 Beach Blvd. 4 ~~· dlr, dlx, Bumpet. Jta. _ TOYOTA · NEWPORT
IMPORTS : ,.. Mu1lcal ln1trument1 m Jemale, 545-2975 Western S•dcll• $110 BMW R-50. Mint Cond. Wind 8tl'~Wltlllcton a.~ &.ml :~~~~~94::~
. •. '' For Sale Purri>red Burmese Ca t Good (.'ClnditJon 5'8-0891 screen H.D. bqt, $795. aftr 10 546-8736 .646-9303
!<maio, 15 m"'. Free to s.&-9583. WE DESPERATELY . . ;.,Nice Christmu Present good home. 536-"1225 NEED 240 Z nt neW 'only 1.00 mJ S1DO W. CoUt Hwy.
· ~ cousHc 1lO Electric Guitu I Jl•Jl'J HONDA 19'1ll CL-175 Xlnt IUJ1y equlppd, lncld m Nowpon Boacl. '70 TOYOTA MARK II
l!M6 Harbor, Costa Meu
' Amplifier. Twin U inch AKC Reg. wirehair Fox Ter· ,_.:-~ 1'. cond. Low mlleap $500. tiean used cal'I cond. ·um. offer/trade, I 'M"G"",-,,"F=or-'-a-',be~tter""~deal~"",'
·. 'l.lruiing attecs. Solid state. rier. 1 yr old. To a:ood borne . . Private party. 5t&-4478. FANTASTIC PRICES 675-1570.
· ~ =.umost new. Full 11 f e only. 545-6244 GITANE 10 Spd Racer ~" DEAN LEWIS ''"IO;;;;-.:uqz=.--=-;1oa-.ded-.-, -"".,-· =ce~ H:~:. ~«:..S~C~e~r.
·ruarantee. $450. call -MAhE part Collie, lovable .I: Gen•ral 900 man'• bicycle 18 tbs .. all TOYOTA e VOLVO maa-s. Xlnt tt11'Kl. Priv. Par-SS7-1824. $1799
... ~, ft64}..3963 after 5:00 p.m. beautiful. 1% yrs. -xtru. $100. 673-6683 aft 6. 1946 HARBOR BLVD. ty, 6f2..6772 or 645--3633. -,===;;;-,=--,.,-
: :·~ <;YMBALS. A. Zildj\an, 20 54s..3'.116 or 548-4881 GIVE A RUNABOUT MINI ENDURO Coata Mesa MS.&303 • FERRARI '69 ~c:~:!whl1
and 22-inch. Perfect. SSO. FREE to rood home, wht FOR CHRISTMAS WE PAY TOP DOLLAR + 646-2580 aft 5:30 *
' . , 'tach or best ofter. 548--5148 minia. toy poodle. ca.JI Designed for 2 persona many xtru, 11 hp, MW l'OR TOP USED CARS .,,Pw.LIAN
W TOYOTA , '1' 'eve s. or \l't'ekends. 546-0570. )'OU'U IOve thlg 14' trana. alt 5:30. 673-5063. U ,_ ..... cl FERRARI '67 MGB Roadster -1 owner
fiberglass hull with TRnJMPH CHO pp ER , YoUr cu .. ean, AUTHORIZED -35m mi -xlnt cond
: :.~ ?'ENDER. Deluxe amp, o1 MO. old pUppies, part Lab. Naueahyde upholstery MUCH CHROMEr Call aft 6 .., VS~R BtnCK ~ A SERVICE am/lm -$1500. 644-3499 i46-9307
: . ,. ~CUiiom covered $125. 5 males. l female. 35 hp. Merc.-Steet pm 830-5746 MGA
646-1287 * * 847-3665 * * T .1 l k ' ' 2M E. 17th St. 19'6 Harbor, 0Jeta Meta •... ra1 er-O cal fuel tan **Maverick Mini Motorey. o.t.a Meu 5'&-77d5 -..... -:.::.:.::_ ___ l·""';u:if~~ii;ijf;::_ •:.Office Fu•nituref PART colli•. part sheph•r<I, Co>•"" --~o hold with cl XI I .~ SANTA ANA -,.. e. nt mi,d. 160. IMPO"'TS w·""-.. '60 MGA Road1ter, must Hll, Equip. 124 4"' mo's. All shots. batch. Use !or picnic * 962-7057 * n---.i.i:.u TOYOTA ** 962-1137 ** supplies. etc. Orana:e Countle• new paint, rebll e111., win
. ;,.. FRIEDEN Calculator $75, BLACK female Labrador Great UtUe ship! MA'I'OUZSS 600 tt:, lint le, TOP i BUYER 3100 W, O:?att Hwy. whh. Sharp. Qrtt!'l' 831)..1927. ~ct dept. open T:30 am
' ' ~I 107 Copier Sl9j., Oicck typt', 9 mo. 0 1 d, Af· Worth .$700 in summer dirt bike. Many xtn.1, runs BILL MAXEY TOYOTA Newyort Beach MGB 'tC 9 pm Monday thru P'rf.
writer $20., desk SJ()., '61 fection.ste, 496-4-473. MUlt Sell good. $300. UZ-3028 aft 5:30. 18'll Beach Blvd. FIAT day.
Chevy w/utll bed $375. New boat oomin&'. 'TI YAMAHA 175, fast. New R. Beach. ~ &41-1555 '67 MGB-GT, Very nice, PHONE ~2512 "'543--03=~96=--=--"°"'"'=-__, Af~~~~~~Ppa~r!: C.U 646-8018 Hooker header, port work TOP DOLLAR nAT, "For a bett@r deal", ndial1. Askin&' n650. '17 W, Warner, Sant.a Ana
U!f> Ofc. ~1m~ 6 ~'~· 1 9 \\.'t'ekl. 548-8773. $495. done' to enitne. 548-0088. IN CASH New or used. Parts & * * S48-12.15 * * SAVE the Sur.-0\arge on
-el"t'llOI!: t • co · c n;, ~~~~~~~~ Merine Con•ultant HONDA 350 CB, wtn.hhleld p Jd for cl uaed 1trvice. Herb Friedlander. MGB '64, line cond. Einafe ncrw •n Toyota P.U. 91'iOO .~-, 'i exec. chr, fl) 5 dra.,,,'l"r ;: INDEPENDENT ii-helmet. Xlnt cond. Call a Id for~ Mean cu $37-6824. owner, mktdle apd pro-ml'a. 833--2833.
· ;_ file, misc items. ~ I htaend~ ·]("-') ! .. P..,u~~~··!~ .. -~ •• ; ... 646-5800 after 5 pm:, lANTA ANA DODGE '68 Flat lU Coupe rebuilt feuor. $?85. 4~2568· '69 LAND Q'u!HT, 4 WO,
:. ews. ~-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;·;;;r"i ..,..... ..... "" """~-.... * YAMAHA 90 HS l Sbttt 1401 N. Tustin viglne. No clutch, nu tirts, OPEL 40,(lll ml. C.B. Radio. Xlnt ·,. SEVERAL office desks A: • • hoe.ta .I: eqUipment. bike. won in raffle, never US.3691 aharp. $1600. 540-4292 cond. $2,300. ml916.
. swlvol chain, cool"'""' p G I l50 e Morl~._~•yor UHd. $250. 615--. WILL ll•N ~·· car paid Im' JAGUAR '69 OPEL '!1l TOYOTA Mari< U h.t. • -table ' chain .l misc. of· eta, ener• .,_.,..1..711 ...,, ~¥-u.a.u _,_ .. ......, • flee furn. Call S45-8t77. --:c=:.,.:.,.-==-TANDEM: Ouiltmu red' or not. Call Ralph Gordon RALL YE COUPE _..,, auto, ........ ~ Pvt
:, GUINEA PIGS 10' ROWBOAT Uk• MW! • llOO. 6T3-ll9llO -5411-31131, 1970 BAUER BUICK ' -4 Truwmlasloa ms. party. All!r 6 pm 137-7968.
USED Simplex lime 25cWhlleThey Lut! New$50, 952-'611 *** &7J..599I) *** HarborB.lvd.Coat&Me111. ---H-~r •-as CKY) VOLKSWAGEN
: ·7-;clock-Job....,.,., !l62""913 """7054 M I "" ~~ ~ $1299 : ,:· ·,,,... ..,..,===-===,.,.. Boota, •Int. BULTACO ·25Clcc dlrt biko, Autoo, lmportod 970 Omy Aulhori,..,
. *SHERRY'S POODLES* S.rvlco . 902 ,.bit'"'· l400. JAGUAR DEALER. 'SJ VOLKS SAHA rt&r end,
DAVE ROSS PONTIAC Pl<• tltt• 00 "'''" aood ' IBM Exec typewriter, modl!I HOLIDAY PUPPY ·SALE 961-2362 DISTINCTIVE
: -""<:, 6 yn. old, carbon ribbon, 546-2848 BOAT bottoms cleaned 25c ' SPORTS CARS Alwm baa an exc,tllent ae-
-. '· auperb cond. $4.SO. 492-5.112. per ft. of lerwth at water SS HONDA 300, R~~ pal. '6S Lamborihlnl 2+2 • '68 Jectlon of both New & Ul;fd ,., --* BIG RABBIT HUTOI, SlO. line 8J&.M23 tl50 or trade tor dirt bike. Porsche 912,, air e ,99 MB Jquan.
Pl1not/Or1•n1 826 * 645-0127 • • · can att s pm. m..1996. 211G.SL • ,71 TR-6 • •n -
;.,.. CONN & ALLEN Cols 152 'i''~Morlne I04 '69. YAMAHA UO. Xlnt ot. MGB • '!O '4CJ.Z can • l963 JAGUAR XKE O>upe.'
: ... .-ORGAN DEMO SALE qu p. bike. Gd. tittl. l250 m-best MANY MORE ~ •PHd. WJre whttls, excep.
. " BLUE-eyed white~ 20' INt-4 Whl Trlr oUet. 13M670. Atrtborbed MBz t>.aler-tionalJy dean, red tiniah.
::. Save up to $1200 on 1el~ed kitttn*~M&-7n ** Chyrsler Imp. Beatowr i50(). '70 Yamaha SSO cc. fut. (1) 523-72"i0 tf~f Sl-111 liU new.
-.~ H bor Bl d condltlon. $600.
lltOI ar v ·• 'fl8 VW new val • b k• Costa Men. , v s. ra 1 It tins, low mile•. Super '69 OPEL Waron. 1.9 litre, 4 clean. $UOO. 645-1982 •
spd, R&H, .top «ind. 113'.K>. -557-3683,
54.B-2538. 1ro'"'=R".SaI~•-:~'1!6~V-olttw=-... -,
1969 Opel Station Wqon. tine Xlnt pond. CalJ 511)...ml
oondlllcm. Alklnc· $1ZO Pvt. CIU-9351 •
32852 Valle Rd.,
Sa:n Ju.an Capistrano
8!'1-4800/49M511/.f99.22Sl
• ''5 vw
Super.clean! RuJtJ xlnt!
$675 ** 563315
'65 VW Squueback, Xlnt
mnd $750/blt 011tt Must
Sell 72$-7607. '
'70 VW Futback, ·White', auto
lhlft, WalTlnty. SharJJ P\rt
parjy, 100. 673-7221
'60 VW BUS
Run. better than tt looks!
Good ~don! (QIU(.
736) 1499.
BILL YATES VW
32852 Valle Rd., I
Sin Juan ca"""'"° '3!-4I00/493-0ll/j99-2l!ll
'53 vw IUIU'OOf, aood nuuWtc
omcUUcm. $250.
6TJ..1770
'69 BUG: btr, el\&'. t:INa
aoocf, $1350. After 5:30 p.m.
Joe 1132"-1'185 (Tustbl)
'70 VW BUG ·'
AMnM. $195 * &U.stiT
'61 VW, new clutch, new IUD
roof. GOod oond. Needs enc.
work. $250. <19f..2)M
'69'1; WestphaUa Pcil)t:Op Mint
cond, AM/TM, T'lll'W ttrea,
.clutch, must sell, lf!avlnc
entry. Daya, M&-.7400 ewa.
67HB<t
'&t Volb Semi t.m~r. •51
1600 ene. Nu tire1, brlca •
paint. Many xtra1! Finandal
prob. Will take S T·!O ,
675-5948.
'66 vw But. xlnt cmd.,
44,000 m). Make otter. 413
Calta 'Mesa st., c. M' •
64Z-«46
·n VW CAMPER, pop top.
R&H, tent. a:u/elec rtfrtc'.,
67fXI careful miles, $3'7'11S.
673-8!01 '
'58 VW But, nu tr1nam.i na
reblt ena. nu braku. '7'0.
Body lo alo't ..00. -or 548-«10. : :-'oonaolo 0-domo's. GNat ==~-~-~-1 MS.!64S.NPI H<icbta. dependabl• A ln...., mnd. ALFA ROMEO "Spodal~lnr •· QuaJJ~·
: ' •. , buys on our demo aplnebl PERSIAN kitten II wlu:, CY A Boats, Power 90i 3000 ml. SS95. l7S-"496 ........ • y ••• IAU"'ER v also. Alt merchandise told rte. parents. $35. ~ ........., ~
: ' with new warrantler, private 54&-9965 YAMAHA 2::0, fl.lll Gyt Kit, Needl work. Enitne Jiat 8ulck·Opel-Jagu•r
Pb'· -19'-0626. '69 VW Biii' B1k w/r@d lnlft'
--=p==E"'U"'G"'E""o=T:--11o mi. 'Good oonc1. Cb<a• •' '·"'57""'vw""'cam=per-,....,.,.,,..,XIn"""'l~i..
--::::;:;';'.:;-:::;:;--·l ,dtal~=led:,::;! .:;645-33=.;::l::O·'=-~-·I terlor, che:M)' t!'n&iM • ._
: leuona • dell\'tl'J, WHILI: SEALPOJNT Siamne Klt· ANNUAL LF.AIE OW\TER all partJ tor atr'Ht xtn. rtbullt. 5'>1250 att 5. 2M E. 17th s t ..
: -'nfEV t.ASl'I ..... Avail. Dec. l51b •• Yacht. $375. ~7 ' Cbtta Mna sea.ms
; ; ... ,. GOULD MUSIC tens, .., ...... each. wey IUX'UZ'Scu, one l'UIOD-BICYCLE: Bon MJd-\llriaht ''$4 ALPHA Romero tortvttL, ~"""'=--""'""'=~~"'--=I
., Since 1!11 962-W4. able montbl.Y fee 100~ /2-1" wh1a lokf JCln't cond Good oond., Best allier. JAG. Clanlc 1962 3.8 Mk n ~· N ~-·· • .. n-, 154 ----......_ ...._. -· • :.,.. u•....:.. I • ' .... 339-C8M .... ltda.r-New ena .• trans , ~ o ....... ., '"""' ~.....,,~_,,....,.._,,,__.,,,.,..,. 1,,'=~=~~~~~· -=-~I _,, .,....,_, Auto. Wire wheeb. ft(.
• •i-,-,i'*ri54;;7;;;.oc!ll~,..*=-. .ii«! "Rql" wi.r' W"'sb JOHNSON Rewltt 16', 1Z 'Cl6 v~ocen. !!tlO cc. dirt. AUDI llZO. 17H'19, MU!n. ' * SALE SALE * T<rTl<r PUpplet, I ..... O.M.C. Top oond. Trll' S.70. 775 Olli Or., Lquna JENSEN
PIANOS •• ORGANS SINd h1 U.S. OWnp. pro-"""'· "'50. Pvt p\l', Ht..,, Beach '!1l AVDl 100 LS. i IPd, Blut,
duc1"* Wtlsh Te....i-Stud, Andersen, &l5-3200 -'·-•tttec>&m/bn, 10,(lll Mi'a ; • Stelnwa,y, KawaJ, Hammond, .. ,. ·~,_ "-J,.. '69 Honda CL 90 '" • ,_.__,.,,.,.~"'""---~ A)](ln, Baldwin, etc. l'nlm '69 A 170. Great .tiow pro1-BOsroN Wblhrr. Xlnt cond., Good ~itkln.. p)I) or w rm 1 remains on JENSEN
• $295, RENTALS $10 QP. pects ot f.&mlly pet Lofts priced ri&ht. Call ~ , * &M.1519 ~ i'lanntee. $3150 di 11 .AUTHORIZED
:-.-Mon I-P'rl .V.S 'tll 9 cb.lldren. Vallant prot«tor, atlCT I pm or wlmd. &U-2«2, ivea 49'--.STIS. SALES ~ SERVIO!
: .... . sund"" u.s .. 1m • ruu<d· Shota a IMtt -re··-'°' Trollors, Trowl MS AUmN AMERICA
: -FllLD'S PIANO CO. wormed. Ph: m..!472. • ~ .. r ,..-------·I
:--. 1833 NtWpOrt blvd. ACK Lab. Ff.male-, ytllow. u HOLIOA 'i IE ASON .... ~. Aritt.ocrt.t trtlltr. ·u AUmH AM. Xlnt oond,
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1_"Qll,,:::l:::l..:M:: ... =,~~7..:U"-"/645-""'125Cl=I wk:t. Shott. f1d, Oiamp. CHAR.TEI\! R•rbor Stlrm.C. 1~~!0· hltcb, $2500 Oralt.ed.'!?·-~ f v WurlJt.r ConlOle, walnut LlnH. Xlnt Cbriltmu flit. ~ crulln. f u 11 y · w_,. ..,,,,..,_
i -"'"' ...,d, -m-2541 -aft 5,30 pm. • ..Jarod. Day .. lllOt Dally PUot w ... ~ l>lvt Turn unused"'""' -quicll f •• "U no ..,..,..,., k"'I> trylnr. betm 9,~ a.m. 644-IZU. y barpllia ...... • c.,h, call 64J.4i!I
NEWPORT
IMPORTS -
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PEUGEOT ''° vw Bala B,,.. ""•!• '"'· 1 ""ou,.. .. _· ...,"=5-34-'~'*'~~-o.mo Sale Now In Syncro.b'aAI. Mech. Pert. 1969 vw. Ex c 111 en t
Protreiil S225. 56--3753. mecbanie&J eom.1 Must a.a
Sale1, Service, P111rta 1967 VW SEDAN $1.DJ. ~1250 an. S.
,RITZ WARREN'S EXCELLENT CAR $llXIO. '!1l VW BUG, leas Ul&n !1lClO
SPORT CAR CENTER 6'Hl>l9uld« Art mil<••= I U'llO.
TlO E. ht.. I .A. W.()764 VW Bua 1961, blue. runs *
Open dilly 9-f; dtwd Sunday iood· New btaktt A bat· 60 VW Campti', rebuilt -..
tj)UICK CASH lacy, l2!0. MM249. Naw crsnl<, valve apr!JJo, 111 vw 8!d.an oil pump, etc. ~rm.
THROUGH A • ISOO. ·ai vw, aood conc1111011.
'42.7391 days, 56.llt& eve1. Radio. I.ow mUeqe.
DAILY PILOT
WANT AD
642-5678
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1lr 'SS VW 'ft $;/JO .. 54&-WO
$575 or beat, ele1n &ood ~ '* 1968 Volks Sedin
nlnr cond. 6Ts.1700. Clnn .i E:xetlltnt $1(8)
Any day ls the BEST DAY.. 641-.1933 Priva!O Pty
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PRIV&n I:.MSING co. CADI" -"C CHIVIOLEr COlriiii MAVllUCIC . . . PQN'llAC' . IA....... !: GOING OUT' OF BUSI-_... • JIAL•LD ,.._
-.. ,. -our"""" l"' ~·-L· ·~ '67,...._M • "'r·-·~ -·· ''71·1111-llll'PllNTIACt.e-ll!: •LEI .. • I ...... -· w ti I ,.ji SID. iDi' VIW ' -·1* --:;;;;;: .::.v.-. ""'-= P/I, Pll. ... . '65 .... •••• .. Ill ~ IOili...oi--. _ ,..,._ .... _,.,_...,below 1nun&CU1a~ a..-Bi,. • .--.512-9;,<_UClPlelli,..., _ 1.._. _, 1~ ...... °"--u .. ~:' ... -. 111n1 ··w...-·: ~Apple Rod, like new, -. In many ..,.. the ham& mbt """'1IJc with <> lis-21111 dor ti.GOD ml. ~.,.lit-, ='== Tl~ I v.a • ..,, -~ p. r l ... (SSA• ,
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; .... <, 1 i°:i:::.··,.\/,!.1.~,; out.AM-FM,Ult-w..-.' CUU COlld. Ori&.;...,, S-\ -o1t.tram~ -:'Fi9ii7?:~-· ' $S95 .,,.\111o~.~-. 5 , "'"""' Maro""-lull pwr lull -· air ""'4., ete. a. .&. ,,._ ,. Ill 51129. "It llA\IERI&: -"""" . I~,,,. ., wt. .Air Co'n<l 1.....,, yellf ,
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4 dr. Ol '70 Mere,.:,; ,'l'IU -Ve -tte _,,_ COU"'-&a -....... Alf lo auto _' _' :-• ' <I w. , "; ~'-'1 .Jo.lllille< (>CSXlm) :•. _ ,,__,.'"°"'' • · m ... ._.. ,,,,,._ See A • 547.5126 ,...... lnnl ' -Ilk $1415. ':......I S.Le $12... '·· 11~1'""· !Utt pwr. ""':Pt drive today; Sole Pricod i23l "s Main St. · NT '69 Alllll1naclor CUU TT .::
• • '-· 2 dr., (l) 69 !251AGEI $38'15 J-. <l ' •"-'67 ,,.o·-g• ·• .• ' .. ,_ ..... Cadillac Limo .. !Utt ....... Son. 26'6 11.iw Blvd ' --~ ....-'MDCUIT v.a ........ .._,Power,.. -·-~L •·: · <OSt••H• <ll''9~Markmlull Colla,...._ 540-'630. " '70 CHEVY CAmrn y ... Auto'"'"""· Powei .-· -·•Dr, 1ow -. gl l loiiollllMJr( flllti:
a• -...... .,... Can,,,... be .... at ... (JI -n.w. AJr Coad, (TAW• I"' MIRCU OMC!ll9)' ' JOYot• ... ~ 'JD VI ·CAllKll :;·eam,... Di .. N.B. suit. '6' CadlllM Cpo O.VUl1 806) MARQUI RY $1695 547-5126 II ·:.
' RU'UI No. 29 .. No. T. Cootacl l\111 """'· ........,, Afr Special CST, v ... Aum trans, $1495 8-"1 • s .. 12!4 So. Main St. 646-9:10! ' :
IO>l•<ell' equipped for all W.E. GriesmeYet, ~7-7010 Ccnd. AM Radio, Vittyl Top, mint cood Royal mm!DOft DJ-~--= 'llf--..:I S.Lee Santa Ana l9t6 Hamor, OJMa Mesa: -·-<!iOiBFKl or w. c•r ••topher1 ~"'°:a1.!:.'r°'~ $2999 , ..,._,, .......... ~ na.ru., '64 RAMBLER •
$3099 --M.a. TRAoe s $4195 f/'fo [•...:• Ward S.Lee i:'i«:"°:;,.,,,.~ :::.· ll•1r'111•nn" AMERICAN 2 oooR T·BIR.D · ·1· ... Ul'MI 547..JI» Automatic trana., (OOKCB2} '61 T·BIRD, rood tfl&. •.i\:
I.-!. "9Vlatacrui-..... -12595 ... TDYOJ'I ~11 ..... ,. ""'" -.. ---...... )234 s. --$299 body, $1l0. .. LWU • '70 Le Mins sedan econ-" pwr, windowa. tw1D ecrafort ""' S48-5051 ;:
TDY
ftTI omy 6 ey1 $1595 ... 70 Mali-· 547..$126 . ~ wats-&Dd tnlft. See _ Santa Ana ' ·•
. VIII • bu .;,..;,..,12195 •'71 a..'vy , . ~lllllllll 646-9:10! l23< S. ~ St. and drive thlo .,.U.C.v. car '116 2 DR. Sedan. .A-1 oond. DAVE ·ROSS PONTIAC VALIANT ':
P.U., air, etc: o MANY • · • IT llACM l9t5 Harbor, COlll:a Mesa Santa Ana fodil.y •. ~ priced Good rubber. 22,tm tnl. 3.i Harbor Blvd., i
646-9307 MORE . 6T.I -,,...,_.. '64 N. ....... la l'M '70 OOUGA!l 11'.l", 11.000 mt. i!;'<lk 12615. J-& Prlv, ply. ~ alt 6 Colla Meta '63 .
UM Harbor, Carta Mesa Atrtborlze8 :MBz Dea!et lil68 Fl,.. Dorado •. Mll!lt Sell. ....ny llllfMI Upit 'Xlnt cond. Ute tiu. I blue o.t&-Meta ·~ Blvd., pm. • l9'lO DELUXE Station Wgn mi. v~~fu!!:OOO ~;
'&IVW.Xlntcond.25,000mi. · 1. 0) 523-1ZSO =$3200:.Jlivaleparty. V.S, Auto Trans, lJke ~·,int. I: landau. auto traN, l"9 MERCURY .~''61 AMBASSADOR.~~ cbromei• rack. P/S, PIB'. rewired radfoeEJ..
AM-FM, ·1t.,.. tape. Mwot __ ·IUICK · (NNA45lr 1595 FUtJ Price ,radlolpo/pb, tact a Ir. MARAUDER Xlot oond, -Pvt •ply, tt12 air, ·tmmae. Prt. party. transportation·..,., 546-21!6 ,.n. $1300. 612-5445. CAMARO 100% Flnoncing Availabj~ .$32)0, Ewslwlmd~ !IQ-!1<5 1 Dr · ','A" PaeJlli Ave, C.M. l»-'1187 era;g. ,
• vw Camper 11100• Finn. 1971 BUICK SKYLARK • '67 c•uaDll 0.A.C. ' DODGE 1Jahi t~T;;: == Autoi., Now 980 A--• 980 Autos, Now 9fO
!lo ....... ~~·· Pm> eu-. 4 Dr. H.T. 11."" llJWMU SURFSIDE MOTORS . tyy buclcel -is • ........ -;.'VW Camper, reblt,eng., .. :-::J': ~~~': Radio ·Heattio MM22> · W.-0 ·'&a .Dodge Cha-~.-:e~Pwr~~; . .SIMPLE PRICE FACTS . ·· _..,., tires & bra1ces. ll850, m.tddng in1erlor & whlto '. $ 1'099 ' · · """ air, like new ,,,......
Oj.-'1B32. • landau ""''· AulD. trans., .'70 CA'HRO Full -... u~-...... $1695 """" -See • ~ ... _ -. L 11111 Full "1lce. 100~ Ftnancln& drive. ~----~~
VOLVO ·~;:.:"'.,,;,.i.'.~& 9DUI tm. J;:xtra d-' -. 3SO ASURfva••bles·10DE.A.c.MOT8. RS ~Acvis;.;;'."3~4 ~. beater~ This beautiful car . 'lllVftTI. . efllMe (M6flSH} $2199 I • Son. ms Harbor 11.Yd.,
' • ~":.. ~ ~ . . IUIUlll ' BIU YATES YW 147--· ~ys: ~ '72 VOL YO $3515 J00noon & Son, 2626 646-9307 SW ...... xlnl cond, AC, I .
l:arp Solectlcon For
linmedicite · · Delivery .·
· Big Sovlngs On
. ltemalnlng
'71 VOLVO$' ' .
.De.ilr.lliA
: .• -VOLVO
' • 646-9303
1NI Harbor, a.ta Mesa
-'&& VOLVO Pl BOO ·
mint cond
$2099
'12· aw 122 s
~ -en&lno!' Radio,
-· (SRVG3) $199
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Harbor Blvd.. C'.osta Mesa. . 1M6 Harbor, Cocta Mtsa 32852 Valle Rd., I '69 QIARSER, tact . tape, PS, PB, n.tjc, stereo, nu ~. ~ · San Juan capistrano air, ps/pb, v1ey1. '°Pt 383 tins, all othtt acceuories.
.,69 . Bu.lck '.RMera. an pwr, '67 CAMARO 327 RS, 4 1pd, 831-4800/f93.451l/$Dil"_:. auto ... &harp! S2i85 offer. attrac. low price. cn4) tape -~. ·Michelin tires, clean. $1100. Mu 1 t seJJ, * 71 CHEVY'• * , 67.l-2749 IM-1491
$2850. Oi1i ownr. tt4: 646-5670 or 6'5-6311. IMPAMS-9 atEVELLES •n OO~E Van. Leu than '70"°M"6"'"1'EREY==~n"':r'".,.,...'xlnt~
5.S?-2"'. CHMOLET CAMAllO'S { ;.ooo mileL Radio, heater, '°""· -lull ~..-AIC.
GREAT Condltlo , a '61 H 0 . alitomattc ahlft. LI.kt new. ..,, · • •· "" ERTZ C RP. . l3200. .,._.,,. ........... ~.ooo mt., rae. ...... !400.
Buldi; Le Sabre, 2 0r:~1ape J"7 CHIV, 221 W ,Katella, Anabe1n1 < • A T.O.P. or llOil. dn A
deck. $425. 540-6940, .'MALIBU COUPE .' <ilf).77M050 .'. -FORD reltnance. 96Hl.!3 OT (557...f097aft.6'J~ E:ii:ce ptlona l ly clean., 9111-Mm. CADILLAC Beauttlul -mt.I -· 69 Klnpwood Eata .. Wagon -.. ,,,. ... ,;"-,M"'E;:,li"'cn-una"''i,._, ...:;,
. with btaclc In~ & landau Xlnt oond, Pl•. p/b, al;, l970 FORD' STATiON W=· S
root Auto. trans., radio, Muot R1I tmmed. $2295. GALAX IE 500 ..._ "'
LARGEST heater. Factory air, otc. s., ~·or 49&-0585 over. 2 Dr. H.T. Inunaculat. .nmaTZ ~ IP.
SELECTION OF & drive today. (UPR70l) •05 ss Jmpela oporty attra<Hve light tvy ill , i!a -
CADILLACS IN $1<?5. Jobnoon " Son. 2626 FUILY EQUIP'D 6'13-2901 ,..UOW ""th gdd Interior, 714)
ORANGE COUNTY Harbor mvd., Colla Mesa. alter 6 p.m. • . d.<irit brown l&nd!lu root !falr)' Parle
$ALES.LEASING 5*-66311 _ Auto. trans., radio, beater, e-extra. m.; linv orti
Aun!ORJZED · C lflYSLER power steer., factory • Ir ownr , ---•~ · .
• SERVICE. '68 CHEVY YAN · cond huny on lhts one • -·-U ea · '68 CHRYSLER et•.;;....,. Pricod <395Auni "'"1436' N:-S ~ilac 6 cyt SHck -SUper Slwp NEWPORT CUSTOM 1211~ Jobnoon " Son. 1621 ;,;?\;-;; MllERCUR;;;i;=y.,...o.= .... ,.·""xa=t
. BL. (14231Al .. -. ''COUPE Harbor Blvd._ c:o.ta Mesa. $l:IO Dn., tUe O'PYmnta. <DITA MESA .......,.. ~5630. &D-lSD * _... ~--:.: De=·= BIU YATES YW NI "7'~"'i""' Air. '69 FAIRLUIE 500 MUSTANG '
din& ·-""""'"°"' lull · 3'852 Valle lid., $1599 ''"" alr, AM/FM otereo S.. Juan Capiltrano Coupe. Autod PS, ::,,· Ex· , '65 MUSTANG
----Call . 137-<S00/493-ISU/4!1S-Zlt!l DAVE'ROSS PQNT lAC ceptlonally . '"" very
stan ~. '55 Chev, auto tran, 6 cyl, 2480 Harbor Blvd., -'"tow'mlla• <YYU15\ ~ l\dl P9wt ind.tiding Factor7
'" Selan lloVW. lull pwr &ool -. .... titft; Com. ,.... Bll YATES VI Afr C<nt, ... mao ..........
now pohlt, -.,-., xlnt r1nat. med!. IOllnd, needl kHAliP ltl1 Chl'y. ll10 56,GOD (ORYG!J 1'115 Fun Price.
-... _. llBOO-Call paint & llody .Work. $JSO, mileL Noedo Rod !lftrinl'· 3'1ISI Valle Rd.. . ~oo:c Finlllcq A..tlable
Stan . .,......,, 546--281191' Make otter. ~ San Joan C.pistrand su' . RFSIDE. llllTtlllt' * 'el CAD C4V ** 'OJ a.ev, Nomod Sta. Wgn. CONTINENTAL 137.-tm<Sll/499-Zlt!l lllUIUM
full pwr A: fact air sacrifice 'Good tires, brakes, battery. ~ 1969 FORD
at IH: alt 6 pm, .......,,_ $300. 435 Snui Harbo• Rd. 1970 MARK m, like now, LTD COUPE 147--
'64 CADILLAC coupe de NB 646!-2626. fUl1y equlp'd, low ' mDeage, style Ieeder. Cool arctic '81 MU~ANG, yellow, autD,
Ville' top c»m, woman. '65 Impala SS, Power win-tlexible on price And ternu. white with dark blue inter-p/1, air cond, Dll tires, l
i 646-9301 drfv*t Sl,(O). M6-83U_ doWJ. AIC, lo mi'a, So)d Phone 548-1600 before.5 p.m. ior &: landa1'_ zoo~ Auto. o,mr. 38,000 mi's. Still
l9!l1 -Colla M.,. ,, •• ~~ e -.For Dad· w'1l0ne Inter. Supor oond. CORV.,IR ":ans,. radio, neater, factory \tndtr warr, I mm, c.
· -..,, -IUYOTA
• · ' · _., .n.uulU 646-allO aft 6. " all' cond., pwr. steer., pwr. 1$1500/malce olfs. 673-1039.
VOLVO, "For a better deal", dy ••. ~c l,e,an out the I-=====-"'=-brks., pwr. windows I: much -
New• at used, Parts A: pn.ce •. .yourtruhlsCASH '61 CHEVY SPl' CPE. '65 MONZA Convt. WINTER mott. Clearance Priced 1m MUSTANGS.
-. H .... Friedlander. with a , DAILY PILOT ,lo mil-. clean, an SPECIAL..• .BRR!i.! New (XSLllll) 12115. Jolmoon & HER1% CORP 511... ~,.,.., ad. xlnt buy! * 644-«M9 timl. $315, 548-2335. Son. 2626 'Harbor Blvd., 221 w. Katella, ~
Aulal, lmpomd 970 Autn, Imported f 70 Autos, Imported 970 Com. M-. 540-5630. (714) 77M050
' Ill OUR COMPLDI LINE OP '72 · DATSUNI
COIT.A MESA
DATSUN
2145 HAlllOR' BLVD.
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'69 GALAXIE cp:e, xlnt cond. CLEAN ,65 M Jo..... 6 Private partY, mwt R1l, us....,., cyl
PIS. PfB. tac. air, 1till un-etick, neredi dutch, $400. or
der W&IT ·• wUl aacrlftce tor beat oUer, 962-9757 aft 4.. ~
1mh1ed sale. 963-413.1 or '66 MUSTANG GT 289, 4 bbl,
963-0650, RAH, new pdnt Runa
* '71 FORDS -* &tt•~ $'l9S. 6'15-tM7I. GALAXlEs • MUSUNGS '!9 MUSTtJ<G 3 Spd, R/H,
TOr..JNOS $1300. Cuh Ol" $100. + tab
HERTZ CORP. """paymonto. 646-.1694.
221 w. Katona, Anaheim OLDSMOBILE
(714) 77M050 -.=-=~=,,...,.,,,,,,..
1967 FORD GALAXIE IO OLDS CUTLASS --Supreme. Alt • PIS ~ P/B, o~ owner. Very fine concl. -Vinyl root. Ex. cond. Priced
Radio, alr, auto, 390 eng. to sell now! 4M-S324 ew1•
, $725 "Cash. 644-ttll '68 CuUt.11; 2 dr hrdtp. P/S,
70 FORD LTD Brougham. 2 auto lranl., R/H, air coDd;
Dr. HT. Vinyl roof. Pl~ $1195. Mr, Marki. 67WU>
P/B. Air. AM/FM. 1tereo. 9enM pm wkdys. I
$3350. 544-'°96, -· PLYMOllTU '86 FORD LTD, 2 Dr., ••f •
Hrdtop, 111/pb, air, 390.ena:. '69 PLY Fury W HT air
Sa"' ?XI· Price $695. °"' vin>I ..... a~ .. ,..: P' win:
&t2-69U; a.f~ 7 pm, 968-013&. dowl, Top . coftd. $1725.
'67 FORD Van. 5,t:XXI ml. on ~ '
new ena. ll,(D) ml on new po--.ac
.... -Xlnt. 11'50. ___ "_ ........... __ •
:!'~ ""'""' Squire '69 FIREBllD Waaon. Full powft', air,
R/H, 1 owner, "'" tire•. JWUo, Heater, CZKJ321)'
sn-too1. $1699 I
'69 LTD Wagon. 10 Pall., 429
HP. Power, 1tereo, air, tti-[....:•
mint oond. "600. '"'"'161. TDYDw-.
'64 FALCON •-ktr aedan, 111
JVH..JA. 1!1!:'~75.:..... -.9307 . ~ .. '" 1Hi Harl>or. o.tt, Mell ' ''!n.l'():Oun..:~~..!'. . '69 : .UND PRIX
$700. Alk for Mike, St&-2376. l\dl Power, Faef1:117 Air,
'66 cs :waaon. pb, po. r._O<SE41 $2l99°>
good cond. Undtr wbolesak
$595 or best artt.r ~.
. GRIMUN
'70 GNllllln
DAVE ROSS PONTIAC --'blvd. Coota-* $115 * AM/FK Radio. EK!ilmt 19m Pontiec
Cond. 'nlil Olm!!' ... care-Good worts: CU'
ful -tlrl& .. m. (eta:Kl S4HICI
$1499 * "'"'*"'81=--=G=ro~blr--.-., -a,-m,
IJI, landau, l7M actual
Ward S.Lee ;lleL~=D~ dean.
Alnlr'ClllMQlln n
547..1126
12!4 S. Main St.
Santa Ana .
•
I.IT, run power, aood
... ,,., -64&-11119. '
•• LeMaDI V-t. autll Pllt
lo mJ, v.,,,-. --·-a.
' .
, Ford MOtor Colilpany's Application ·for fair . price In·:
.-on 1972 models .11 now apprfVH by the Pnce :
Commlulon. As of now, however, we stlR, hove row '
upon. row of bealtlful iiew '72'1 held ot 1971 "frffle"
prices LESS OUR REGULAR YEAR·
A R 0 U ND VOWME SALES DIS-
COUNTS. Come In today ond
SAVE!
• • • MAVERICK-PINTO · JALE! •
EXAMPW:
'71! MA YERICK '71 PINTQ
F.lly fedort· ~11i,,M. l H io, haei.,. •rill~ grH11/r1cil'tf strlpM, -' 1,.M,
f6ttl EPI. ~ ' toed 1t1rfit. {Jl7CJJO. ' • IUILIOOI PltCI UIM
OUR
PllCI $1496 =-. $1750
STAT~ON 'll80N° SALE!
11 TO CMOOSI ROM. e.partl I: D•tlltlcs. C1sal1f ..... Sq.hi.
, ..... Y.W. v-. ... n, Oldl.. 11-.. .r.,_ o,.i. 'H tin '71 ..... --111 ......... -. .
EXAMPLES:· ' .,5 FORD WAGON ' '70 FoRD:10 _PASS.
s-.11lre. VI, l &H, e11to., e1r, P.S., P.I ..
1'.S., 9oo4 11'11111. IJ061EJI Co111'1try lffe11. U H, e11h:o., air,
10.:. 111~••· tlWWK76tl .ILUI IOOI PllCI SJJ40 --J $750 ::.~I . I
,
$2850
LT.D.-CAWIE-T-llRB-lORllll SALE! ' llhmJ I.,-lnio. '65 tln·'71 Models. Sport IOOfs. ........ 2 dw
• 4 ....... .,. .... _ .......... olr ..... illfol .. w.-.. . ...... ..
EXAMPLE: '71 LTD BROUGHAM
"11h:o., l &H. P.S., P.I. P·wh1dew11 •lny1 roof, AM/FM, low ml1e1. 17451MQJ
ILUI 1001 HICI S4Jt0
OUR PRICE $3696
' '63 · IUICK SPICIAL . 4 door; r1d io, 'h•1+11, auto.,
9ood mUas. l,KLC790 ) '67 .SlllCA.'1000 • -4 door. Low milts. Original
th,.-out. IVTMU l l. '66 PLYMOUTH VALIANT RlH, auto., P.S., •ir condition•
ln9.Good mllas. (SVIl62 1. '65 PL TMOUTH FURY Ill 2 0,. H.T., RlH, •uto., P.S., •ir
con~. Good mil••· I PIT414). '63 THUNDUlllD lmmacut•t• thru.o0ut. New ptint,
·Fvll power,aircond. IUEZ879 1. '66 MALllU S.S. H•rdtop. 4 sr••cl, r•dio, htt+tr,
9ood mi los. SLV4151.
5596
5496
5796
5696
.5796
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5896