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Q11na ..-Into H""' Kq Monday sJudenl la•sbllld face c:rlmlnll dlqes c..,tured eal'ly Salurday, lea l!Jan two
and -•·the Unlkd Siila aboard today, alta' a pel sbop owner cbe<ldng hours lat.r.
a U.S. ml1ltll)' ]Une. his -ery ol tnerdtmlise ellegedly His wife, polke said, was apprehended
, A opcWmap fOr ·the .llDag Kong In~ a weekend burglary., In their parked ear at the ocene, where
govemmeri --~~~u, 43, a · Ont suspect;api)arently hiding in lllrool iqvest.igators said they retrieved most of clvllta ~ ;a,ploJi frOm Lynn,. '""""-passage fell out of it monientl the $1,118 In loot, Including ,.ven ·exotic aia..: caplarid darfug llil'lr«eao Wxr., Iller Ed Whit.'s 11>expocled srrtvsl lll&kes, six cbuckswallss and two par-1
aild J1*1 All> Hmi>irl a...i , the . 1'le I a I p.e ct plWl(ed lnlo a Dewey · rots.
-ur1y JI tbe --. Dumpoter trash container below. Booked 00 ousptcioO of burglary ,..,. i.::: ~·=·~'''"T.~.lll41e0• lie escaped oo foot from Whit.'1 Ptt Geraldine M. Quigley, z , Md David M. _,,.. ., -·~, •. Qulaley, :1111, of 2195 Placentia Ave., ac-~ W-, Comi., -·oornmu"'1 cording to police.
•· .... ,_, -·111e 111ae o1 com-Foun•~:n Valley .Due to their -condition, the -tlilU, belleved i«Wtl1. • KU IOakts, Including a $1$ ·boll pytboo, two
A fourtl.-Anierican, ldentltled 11 Gerald boo coostrlcton, plut one each glossy
b .McLaqhun, committed llllclcle on Crac_ . laJ. Big E __ gg ~ldn( ..ue opecles, were ,.turned to ~~u;?::~=~= Evidencelnclullq a.doubllo yellowbeod (Seo-Fl!aDOll,P~tl f-!1..-ft..:.f. h:.-ery and a "1!Qllywhite~ valued'at IZIO I . lie iK>., each were also rettirne<f to the otoCk for
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~· -«:...a . .. The sky bas·falleo on Otickeo Little. lnv.iliill«I said· one patdmoae, one
•· .r . • .Fountain Valley ,-pollce believe they kJng and three ,glossy snsl<ol,. P.lua an
have craCked the case· of a million fulss.. African chameleon , managed lo slither
Ing eggs. • • away dlirlng tlte Wild escapade, lnitlall):
'Police sllqe the ecp, valued at more reported about midnlglrt Friday. ·
than PJ.ooo, were 1to1en by egg clellvery Offker Phil McCormick w• called to
man· Manuel V. Chaves, 14. He was ar~ the scene by Whitt, of 21111 Miramar
mt.d Friday by detectives at the Hen-Drive, Newport Beach, who had stopped
ny Penny Ea Fann, 11251 ~ Ave., by With hi• whole family to checl; on the
FOWU!n Valley, ofter police claim ho onlmell.
~ 30,111!1 stolen ecp to a boktry In He lild hit wife en!Bnd the shop and
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Marine Nabbed
9n Drug Charge ·Los ·Angela. · -at.ly murked that oome ol their
He1111 Ptnny ofllclall told cletecUve ~ and oCbor ~ """ milslnl. · An unldentl!led llarlne uoer1edly
Marly Ellcqm,I they had ·lool the -alali& wtllt the porrots. ""'1lT al beloc offered dope for 11le at a
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over a _....,. of lime ........... -·-• NO apeclflc evldeaco ol a IJat1lary had !Ian Qerneole W Jl!ll'bd~ weetend .---·-• ~ • 1'1' -fouod. • atmt of a lellow look110ck on chirps ~~--~ ~ ........... ,.,-~ "I belrd a COllllDGtion oublde and, ran of-llon olmartjum anddlnproos . .:::::.•f·-------~ out " Whlletold)nftltigll«I. dnt(•for lele. ~~~ ..l r""".obl~to clellva', ' .IA _-11aclfallen.oll'<f 'l.htl...t,tnto-· Police lllld tt..,, made Ille arrettof,lhe
the 11>&-et·bl-to U..<JoorP Ille--!."··-· . I yocq Mari.. mit•lle'IC!liittt·ol•mm:
Oibsn Babry In the Los Anltleo Centre! SaamlllJnir out "' the 4umpiler -• jUaoa 11111 -· of pilll al ~ Son lllrkll llllce a ...et.. ._, Ibo ~ fled ""' a fence u 1 Clenente Hot« !ate Jl'rida.y. a..... ~ aold the ecp to Wbtte's .,. and c:ompeolon -hJm, 'JIJe Up came fnlm a Mxrine Who o.Mtt for .-42 for u-. ~ ~-· notllled aolbortlles aftor i. alJeaedly bad
..... tllal Colten I.Old tbe -al l$i1 lie aald hi louad Mn. ~ ltlting In -offered the -bond, det.C!!...
prices -between 50 and IO centl a the oerpeot.laden car, which wa also Im· said.
dozen. pounded 11 evidence pendinJ diapoliUon ~Todd Pierce, II, of 111 Del Mar,
lie laid a warrant charging Cobell with of the cbar... Room 114, wu booted on tlle felooy
""""tnc -property hss been -. lleT -..... alopped 00 bbl Wrget.
and Cclllell wss aueoted Saturday. • 111ciioc<fl!lo by 8tll--Mn WU.On, at Vic-Police allep Pierce poo-more a.aves, who llotecl ltla ..ici.. al llMI tMla -Md Natliul Avenue lboul tblD 1,000 .. _.. ( 1 m a 11
Low111t .. -..Grovt,111n..-,111 1:a ...... •a.a -or a~ -..wne table1al and 11t iinma o1 ~ County Jall. b-fur his amot. marljuaua_ al Ille lime ol bll arresL
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IDday thrW aut .a provl.sian exempting
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Sen. Alu&-(l>CeUl.),-ol J>n>•Y.~ t 11"' .. ··-t. lloo< to 16, i'eporJed llils to. newsmen •hll•·
comferenct &tW WU in progress.
Cranston said, however, that-a
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Tl••;:~.,-~· -:. ,:CJ}JJ.St Lights Up for '40 Miles'
Tlit11111 A ~~ "' .. • _...... . Miwtlli. ~-._ ----.~~ · , -r·-i.; 1 • F.Hte-en-Cta1ilr Coast 1rea com· citizens should contact them for details of Ch1rl•1,.,~11:~::•~111 ~ .. Nil _ mwdUel "liivl~iflit .. up a~ participants contests. ... -~·· • ... in tht~ lrtr P., of 40 MUes. of Caplltrano Jkae\"'Chamber of Com--·-~· • • ~aiflltnfii S:f'i £early llg ht:lnt •nd merce, 49'1-S10$; tCf-1 ro1·• del Mar ".::Jr.a ·l:.'=.::T ~ ~ diborallni _._ 4 whlth drawc.. fiat· Chamber of Cl>rtiihtfct, Hal Pinchess, ~-£ii =~.(~ llftiera to.iill4 COllt to'"iff the hollday~ 6'15-m!I: Front Door Committee or Coltl
"" 11 '"''.,.. •• ~ F•i&ht.s.~ ::-::"' ;..,_.,.-:..;:. MeP Chamber of Commerce: Mrs. ·A.' L,
---· ~ Oranp Couat;:aslst Association Plnkley, M&-1505; Dau Point Chamber of
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,.. llrlt .tbeJ>Ait.Y PILOT'".in have 1olned Commerce, Mr6. flo~ce Larter, 496-
b'ce& u..~-of the am1'1da. 4S91 ; Founiala Valley Chamber of Com-
oampillllCidtii aw"'-'i> ' -T. merce (l\'-'t JJJ'liaion), Mn'. '"'"..,:
.:l'iilr -In tli''ind1Uonal ••all Inf Empting, $1"8f ' Runtl-·~ ~ ... cludt Ute ~ of CUlvadale -Chamber 'Ot' Comlhtrce (Women' 1 \(,.rt. oflholllt!r. ~unity of Irvine Dlvlslon ) •. Ralph Kiser, 961.e;6I. -iiliioli-«: 1:aifbelore ChrWmu), lrvl....CWverdale Architectural Com·
lCl rr90 ~-4J!il Like Forest. millet, Bob Orton, 547-7315; Laplia
....... Viillq and La1W1• filguel, Beacb Jun!~ Chamber o! Cocuneroo. J,.di ;m..,..iiil laJI year, will •ilin Bill Wood, ·133.7125·: Lopoa Nlpel"
D01Dlalla Jlltrlts. Jlomeowoers Aasoc:.lllion, Pat Mancini, · n. .,. Milu" j~es will t1h a '54M030; Lake tort1t, Bob Figera, 837·
_ .. prellfttlrtary look at e.ntrles on Dec. 20 8100; MJ11ioa Vie.Jo HoQleowners Aasocla-
and will do their [Ina! judging on Dec. 21 , lion, Doug Hill. M&.1938.
Only entries nominated by local • N twp or: &,.Barbor Chamber of Com-
1pon&<>r1 wUI be considered by 'the fucr<e, Jae~ Barnett, 67>1300: Son Cle>
area.wide COQlut Judau. ~&h It may mente Chamber of Commerce, Bob
•.lrudy bt joO !all .to •l&n up for local f:nna,c492.Jl31 ; Sln<Juan)leoljllfµl Qim.
""°'pcUtloD. 1ollow~. I• a lllll qf· \ho JJ'li.1!.• :'!',Saa Jun Clplstr~ Olambeo _. "Whii wlll...omlnita contestams • 'lt'"Camrne~-P1q.Oer,.83(H'l7; and
for ".0 Miles" •!ard•. · IDtereaied\ sbS' .s.aa.Chimbf; « Comme:n:m,,ttS-
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W• always l.1¥1 le r91 11lKtion1 of diamonds & diamond j1wr lry et better then
wh ol111\1 pric11. Wa will 9u1r1ntr1 our di1mond1 t o •pprai11 at 40 % ov•r
) wh .. t you pay or your mori•y r1f1,1n/1d. Comr in and compare btfor• you buy.
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COSTA MESA JEWELRY & LOAN .
A '"" Place I<> Shop· Find It Her• Fir.rt
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4.\ "·"' •' ,. ...,. \" .. ·~Rell ,Cliineie R'elease 2 ·P..risoners
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nouncement wu Ibo llrtl -.!.·that 'Mill ~ And M'cl•righlln· bod -cap.
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Fecteau and Downey ...,. _ ...
JbOard a plane that ..... ihoi oo..,; on a
flight from Japan to ~.In 1IU. 'l\e
Communists charged tbe two wen on a
mission 10< Ibo U.S. Central ~
Agency, dropplnc Natlooal&I Oilneae
gpU.~ The Uni~ .Stiles ~tedly
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·;,71:·~;;:· 'ized ~.~7~~¥it!c ;~;a:~e'.0~= -~ c.m.r suwar. .'IOola,, ""*'. "ll;lop·owner -reported about mldnighf Friday. , , , Speotin"KWTtli-Ju.st • bit ot dU· :Jiis 'lllm>Cll'f' tnercllandla.-alle1edly Officer Phil McCormick was called to
ttrs ..... ~.:;.;,-in ·~ around a. rub'oUh :':%~ ~ ~t ':l'~"!':.~ ,~·; • ~ .'ir ~ IAltLEY~ "" • ~lntirfilpted, • ~ butstarY. t . Dtherlveace, Nnee'wportby )Vl!IBeattch,otw•~ll6hadMlr•~IDlllppedr " ... _. ~ .
~Ml mldeoi.s of 0 nellhborhood in cir·J)f;io wilJ not receive Olrlstm•t ·
-~ of money this IU(IOn because of a
,..U thief w·ho rifled · ICO~es of IFtters
-.. allJl>l)ed 1,soo . o\h<l'I 1n • San' a.n.te over Ute ....und.
,,..-·· ..._ __ ~'!"~~~~· •,. ·~r 0Qilaus~Uybfdin&ln1roor nu bin M an ,alley at tftt aouCh' eoil of · heisted her handbag In the mall. Comutner advoe& Jbdnlr;.'!fder',c.:-vantUatlon ~ll out or it rnomtn!s by with his whole ramlly to check n the town And ' a~ the lower hall of her , ....__-:~ · ..... ) .. •.J. 1 animals
, Federal authorities ~ve assumtd hie • false tetl.h whie'h wert confalned In crJfJClJm .of water con'"'I iitcl Jllm..r '" ~r, Ed ~· unupect.td 'ar(iva · He said his. wife entered tbe' shop and
lnv-nna'U. in the "-"le which ·"-an the.,,urte: the wester~ UStell States WM COlJ-"'"'-au,1 P t.<ff ;Nnged intO 1 Dewey :--··Ua•·1u r--arked that some of their • .._ ~ -. " ~Fridayu·'<irT..,...ible,lliallow Duropsterttflb4o0tatnerbelow. · "'""'-~, -• ~th tJ.e woman resident'• phone ell! at ~ ._·,..· -'=-'~.,:·_,.._ ___ '". _. ·-· -·-·~J ·~~lftJ!f*un." Ip__ Anaheim by ·~.~5llis , 'He' escaped._ oD fc\ot from Whiie's Pet snHet and other reptile.s were mftilng, •Ptllke" ald •Dllttltltt·l!ove Juda oo dCl·thl.el~wbo fir&t wa1 &eeo poring over a
Jit'&e stick ofJetters,oo a dead-end stnet
2': 10 p.m. · 1 ; . ~ ~lit ti* ~a( So~t'1 Store 440 It. 17t) St., with the owner's 41:1! s~~J~e=:· ol 1 &irgl~ had
Offictts said they learned that the · M H ded llu1'!8U ot~Reclamation'. *' t , """son~ a fNnd bot on his heels, but was yet • ..!""n found. , _,
.ilturday afte'rnoon. · ~ 1l~bout an hour Utu. a l'oaia• ca!Jtd '!!""''· lo report the 1uipict. ... era1· l§""llterl f9Wld the I ,!GO-unopened I~
suspect tiaa left in hil leased car before . an · an Commbsk>oer Arms1n1o1 blH!t<La TO--'" t rdB I th t ~ the woman repotted the incident. IOG-Nader :":attt ~ eirlf Sau y, ess an wo "I bei.rd a commotion outside and ran
A short time later police were ealled • · c~ ~e " ··report~ on · .~ l.attr.·, out,". White .told investigators.
.,ojg,, .. bv the ~Youn,Htrs, aid olflctr1 L I T ' malllp~ 15 ~·~J'~ ... ~ $1 wire. ·piillce said, was apJ:l'ehtnded "A man had fa11en out of the vent into
gatl\ered'\Jptbe·maiJ ln the trash bin~ ong -erm ., ~ writteR-; ~J:fi."!8~~~ • ~IJi'tbelr patted cat it the scene, whel:e the. tpish barrel!," he declared.
' InCluded in tbe lettetr were 'dMdend , . • . c<!tliil;""-~~. • .. ~ i'(~ ..Ji!';~i&i1ors· s&l<I they retrieved most of SaambllJJg out ot ,the dumpster con-. . , r aµ,~1:: ~o~~
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.... L. • • • 1 -~• J~. , • • J>!'f-~~---....:...:.=...: •. ......_,the $1,nl_in loot, Including seven notic tainer, tbe '•,.-t fled over a fence as cnecu, govemmen bond• ·auu """""' J A ks •J.• ,.... ... .,.,.,....11'Jlfl' .... lUVL-_1.. " .. 11.. d ~-·~-. " ,U. '', t*,. A fanillilr with· .wMil' ~ ~,.._.,. -·~1 ·SU: chucaaw,......-an •"O par-White's 300 and companion chased him
iJelDJ of volue. , , fl I<(.«, •j)iatal"'nlleo· el--y·.,.i;~ ,:ioco. _ . unsu=ss!ully.
Police ml the -stack of """"' letter• , , • thil fl.:i•.'L •~.-..a. d.,,..Jllidril .,.llcioked.on sWlpiclon of burglary , we,. He said he found Mnr. Quigley slttiilg In
wiifeturneOro-p0sW•ut.borUJe1. ...__ 'ST.·HEIJER', Jei'!ey {AP) -A mi~le-r~ ~i;,~-~I · -, tlie~--~· .... ~.M. Qµigley t JS, ~David M. the serpent.laden car, which was also im·
A llcenst number_of the suspect'• car · -~x.:z.1 • 0 _~;:: _....... . c.~ley., 2', of 2195 PlactnUa ,Ave., ac-pounded as:· evidence ·pending disposition
-"" ma. ·.·n. WhO practiced, blick. , miglc ~'""" ,...., , •• ·~ •• t li of "· c·harge·s -cl>!cked Jl!ll, pcillce uid, ·alld reveall ~'" -CoIHorllla l)one .• ,.. A -4 ':·,,_ • .,... O'JlO ce. ·~ · · . • ~~a\ tile aufo' hail been 1aoid ·111 1 and ·dragged aloep!ng cbild,ren.from their :.\rmstroni . .-. · 1~.· . .,. ;;.i;.itii ._ , ::D.ot to llleir delicate ponditlon, tbe Her bu.band was slopped pn his
Los Angeles firm. bedl ·was: 1eme~ today tA> SC> yeara in W"Ol'ld Fann 'F~tlon"'· ,..,,,...mw.· ,.,.SnP.H, mcl~ng. a ~·ball python, \wo motorcycle by s,t. Mu: Wilson, at V\c-
Officer.t. s~ several ifetting c~rds pri90J\ for 13 ·sex attacu· on young boys' predicted that current,Waier ~~ii., · .. ~ c.onstridors, pl~ one each gl~ •.
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torfa Street ' and~National Avenue abOut
·""'-miit'aUU>orltiet JY&pect Jn numtroUs designed lc)'.Contairi Ciisli were fOund emP-an4p gfrli.. .. " and suj>ply programs ..wUf_ Miaiitt"ide; ~~ ·~ king s~e species, were ret~ t. 1 :30 a.m., ()n · the basis of a general YUt Or9nce Couitty~s baa been ty among the hundreds of unopened let· .Edwa. rd Paisnet, dect'l"ibeQ in .court as quate.,water for a wester· 0 1:U1Pl.ilt~ ... ~White. . . "' broadca.!lt for his arrest. ~in Fount.aln "VaJley,,.police ,.. ters • r • ......,.., popullJion that will increase ~·by 100 Evidence mclu~1ng a double ye.llowhead PoliCe said Mrs. Quigley glive a state-~toU)'' : • _ ~vit!s:Usi!id-:bj~lmen to)jp(l ita~.li:i ,.-, hideous 1t11n," plead~ ~iit to million persons In the r'lext}S.,x.ears apd a woolly white parrot, valued at $250 ment including,1he fact she and her bus-
','-R.. Ball. ' ;::,· ~ ~..: ~ -hedul~ to ot mail,-also were found in the loot. th. charges and said he would appetl the "We're ncit just . C90Cern.ed with .i~, each were also returned_ to the stock for band are lntefested in sna);,es and had
; 'J"POIDU ~.,~ -. -1ente'1ct!. ' 1 1. f ter ,. Arm t -safekeeping. just stopped outside the stori to peek in
.:i.:. .... ln-'~w-. Or-Coonty Judlctal • • •· ' ~ ....__ creas ng supp ies 0 wa ' s r~ng I e tlgators aald one patchnose one at the se-•ts .. ~ " 1 oe 46-yw-okl building contractor, a said. "We have programs, some of which nv 1 ' • r-· l:Mi&Jid.~MondlJ, ijt-WU IJT~ ' ... •. . .. E ..... r .. e 1 , . father oC.Olret, was convj.cted laat month are very near the legislative stage, which · =r::a:..-=~~ve.~'. . fU~E-OOM _._j; ·.:·"': • ::~:~~ -:,w:a:~ln~~ =~=:r:::te:s ~fi~~g=dc1~'!~~
police md bad bel!D blqllrlz:M. • ,.l\..l!J • • • to ca1lfornla." -~~~=~~ .~ .. ·~"the."--'"·,~~"-,--.. : : ···"· En~aumnel. " Tbe fe<leral official· sald .. those pn>o
C .a.t.. .... _~ l7tli~ ~ .u.:~ 1 PatsDef's aenteaclng had been: del•r,ect' grams, . many of' them contained· in
Researche1~s Cit~ Hipp~e
.:~ ~' • • -f.adeaa WM .•Umeed to 20.yean 14, UfitlrJllYChlitrie ... reporta wm"'IUbinltted California's Master Water Plan, include . .
who --'"" a man bad II-. ""'-:...~ • ""-'--_, · "'· ,_ "• ,,;..~ .. . .,', • . ffinPloiif:~ • 'b,t;l"'bi,;Jioine. .. "'-:!' --·-• WU ...... a ~ win -· new metboda of piping lo l'ellriilnate
.J)entlCb ald'hi~ a man drlvlna ~1 , •• , . 'l'esti°'°-'1Y at..PaLsnel.'1 weei-loq trial 11eepage ~at costs miUJons·of galloor of .,_. aU&·il tae ll'el·nd ~ to qu111-. .;i.lpi .L)i:nil; ·Miu.,. Fecttau'i bro,ther told of orgiflf, ICl'fllm.ing chllcim\ takeft water a year, weather modification pro-
Ailment-Nagging Nav~ls
tlln hJm. .: · "\., Philip· ukecl • newsman who told him of. from their beds and faped in nearby grams and conversion .of saline and b
Bui Wn .. ~.nn,vp and lol!._.J!le the relwe: "hey°" 111n!" fleld'a, ..,d, bl..<dmg WQUJldi c...-i ~y sewage water. · FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. (AP) dffteel':~ beJlf.U ®esUonluc the Jn'Olll , ...,,it.:.. , -• • l . "'-.1 -, . .i. "But the overall · prognosis is• moch Big belt buckles rubbulg against the .,-. iatlni' she thOuabt the'l!WI Wbo Jl-. ~.-~-~Ii:~~~; t ''fe've ·~. '°· many nall~:.•UiicJlec! to the attacker~~~~ more hopeful and promising-than certaili
tempted to 1qat tnld her tiou.e •••first· f~ !~~~ w~ ~~1 reallr bellev~ .• It 'I11e~prQiteeution prod9ced a ·en;i,teegue ptople ·would have Us b e.1 ie v ''"' ~' tµmmy can ca~, a nagging navel, say ~ trom di:iUler .,_ • tflil:T.tiri:ae " • muk , whlch Patane! allegedly wore ' to Armstrong snapped. "! can tell you today two researchers who have been studying
..... ~..ud he ahued tbe~Qd JM.I)· \t.~.4"b' ~e;·of twin "d~gHt.e-:'., terrify hls victims. With it went 1 ratn. that no one is gol?ig·to go short of, wa~r 3SS()rted ills 1."11ong hippies .. , ·~ diDoce before ~Ill him. but Suin·incl sidl\tct nbw 21 '111 . ptured cOet ~ a se_t, ol, wristb~d,ds, .df ~ra}elets now or In the year 2010." The researchers also say that pr even· •tit man~ waa queaUonhii aOt IW~Y1 He n a ' . ~~a .... , :a<., Armstrong said hi! office had "every tiVe medicine -partiCUlarl,Y" a good dose
...atep;iy found a .lka'lt• rt\'OIVet man.JID4,.flis,d~rs had ~P! fn_toqeri: sti~.:"i~rp naifs, · , concern" for protection of !he en· of .soap and water_:is r.bont the best soJu. 11hictrihlcf been taken <fnimltfte honif'"'.aa ·bJ mall· UilUl four yean ago, Wbtn·f)qe of CllUllc:I ,...,_.,. Q &. .JnlQ wl»Q Jov~ vironment and the natural conditions · ,. ~ Pl~Avenue.~ :.. ('VI • the .gti'U'lnith"ertentty_ adcireUed a lek, chn~-:SoP.ii~'.oJ the ~·he a~ked from which !he vast bulk"ot America's tion for etimb;.\ting s~ meOical woes.
•Detllriltt Bcm .r ~in., uld :-~. t to her falliir '1D 1'The pM.ititl w.ere'"u.)'OWie:,aalyean.old .. !ut·ata water is drawn.. . Dr.JosephM.W~lent:i,aFortLauder-
Vi'i1enb; said :a condition called "vaga·
bond skin," named for an afflicUon that
plagued h:lbQe.!, is ma.king &, comeback.
He ana: Berger dubbed the etinditJoo
"hippie skin/' They said · the CO}ldldon Is
marked ,by lice, ,bed bug bit~, patches
of missing skin ana caked dirt on the
body.
Beach Access .-peq , e. ~ &emn bu blieD, er. ' ~-, . -, "."r~ chiktrtn's home where ·he ' aonietime! "But remember that nature i:tnasslsted dale dennato~, and Dr. l_l.obert, A. liaql•*=' ~Jn the.ire& q Yj.:O' • lltl1'lbl"' 9111ed:Clllno." The letter w.. ..-~ed ·-WU ~-.. '.'Uriel•" Ted" Isn't very efllclent," he said. "We plan to Berger of New Yor~ City, have published La ws m' t Setback ~ pippin. , ' •• -'.i._._._.~" • r ~ -with "Ji!,-'-. '""·"' •• '' """• J~ JIUVl'll"u Improve that efiicieney anil still meet our. their findings on hiPP.ie ma~Jl.fse in a medi· ........... ......... .,,... ...... ond be pla)!ed Ionia Clous al ClWtmaJ cal i· umal
li ' o1.1:,ri;-St>ur~n st., 8f" .-lined.Jn rad>~ and no further let.. JllrU;.. • • " , . ~~f:ndingdl~ g':Y~~attr demancls ~lhout Medical .problemo wh~ have been ~ .. ~ ~. -CounO: IJ.I.. ten wen·eecepted:-· ",... .... rather unct1mmon in the past 100 Years T Be R rt d t ~ • r.r3 uif1Nl "'-mOtfiiljl 'lftlt Cloud' seeding 'm"-be In operaUon hy 0 epo e
:_. ~ '"~' 11 ~ecttv .-l's ' • '1 l • '"' !~·~""' '~" ll!Otothepointtliil!hllltOOi~~ 54'1l<1d.pla1l!·g,!llAJ!~~· 1cj·!h1,!!?f._lfJ'g "'"' ., • .,,.., · ~ _ '.::. l ' B h Ai'd '· ' '~.-.__, beL-be WU"••~ ' ... _ , ...... l ·.· f f •• t ill• be ... ilable lo rt!Cillil!, <ed n~w· ·---·-. ~ eac e IU8 )'tllll' ~ , 'II'•---..... __ 0 rea1.1 -waer w ,, sCaIP,:i.ri 'sktiJTtsn.··· . .. AIJUl.llU setback UI the ctty'a lawsuit
tured, and b1a tee0nd. wife died fn a fire MEETI' NG 1, Callfornla from rapld~y wing metl)ods WilentJ..a.a.ld aom&•ol the scaJp troul!ile over dtabli..•i ..... nnblic acceu·to lhe"Jl2-of "sky farrhtpg1"-Ar · ng ~id . .,,, _ ~ r-:r S k ~'" "', J ill lll;~AvaJ,on.Sbor!I', ltlol-' • •• • oi•.,~ illhlr.i sttm.:dront ~lbeUt! ilatll lf> you"dtnl't mlfi'·Hiintln;ton P'ae!foc''Be>Ch tJ .,.
I n f; ee Afro I 'I.. ' i)1~ llnt~er: 1'1})!t'lll1Jr,I!' ,,n 1. :i. ~ ... ,i ;, ~j fl) I • m:'~~l11l\lt .~ ... ~~0:n11 .. ~.~.· v:11U., .~ e "!llh youi luMds, )'W·-t go '*1."'" pec'tea ~ he reporled lo 'the Huntington ,,,, '!_ ___ . . .. ~, '1' to .1 i.-. .m.lddle or·ilie nJ .. •t tha, t JOhn munlstJ'ar1iw ~JICt apllriCe. ;i . I hno'' t '"!beard thlsio"ver and 011tr when we'd B h C , , • _._ ~ ... , M" On appllcaUon of ec 1011 to· our wa er go down to the cOmmunes /' Wllentz 18_ id. eac ily Council tonight.
O• p d '? · wu not M-ing released iinmf!dtat•h• u «OJlOmlc matters, ..R()fers and problems,J• ArmslrOng satd: ' · c·t A Do n1 v.e-.r ' 8"8 es . .. ·-oom; o" .... ___ rs b•d speculated; .. :Afte'r 11 Scliomann. told newsmen tbat trade talks ' Alter: a year 'or BO without ••Shing I y ttorney n Bo a 13 erpected to -4 UM::• .bo... 'd d'"ed" he between the United States and the Euro-"It Is untrue, unfair and unJUSt to say their hair many hippiPS complairt about brief the couneil at an execuUve session ... , .•. , .... · • year•, my pes on't 1et aiu1 , , ; Comm M k 1 Id t>etii-that Calllornla's water problems are an 1·tchi"ng head th 1 -pe n on ar e cou m soon · on e atest court order that requires the SeaJ-Be1ch city etiuncllman Frank said-· being magnified by mismanagement," "It's not the dirt but the ltchin~ that's Sales Js expected to ask for a new or• "We're glad there was some com· But they displayed apPBttnt disagree-the federal official said. bothering him," Wilentz: said. "So, he city to answer a series of questions arJ,..
dlance regulating "demonstratlon·type mutation," but dlsappolnted that lt was ment whether the cli~cusslons should gets some treatment and .taW i&~bot ing from the suit filed against Standard
parlldn" at tonlght'a 8 o'clos:~meeUna: of not now/' he add~. · .pr~~ccompany international cur-shower and lh.e:·J~bJ~g'"J~-, -·.. 1' OU and if.s subsldiaTies, the Huntington
the city COjllll?il. '" · Downey's s~ttr, ;Jd•'Y Walsh1_ said •·, · . ,., . .5J .. . 1 ·H<>.111 th· CQnducts Choir "And th'fl..,,._1~t· b•ck ilo the Bf!8"/',Coiil'banv, the _Huntinglon PacUic Sales sakl the type of ordinance he will. ~h,. .. tea11; :u~very Jll'PPJ'.~ far, said taia.:s ~war.a lift~~& · ""r., ~ way he li.ved bei~e:,.."Slr ~ ~~r COrp. and J"M'~r._Hunbngton.
ask for would make It possible fol' llil~ it!ch&itd ~ _ r think it't.ttoriCW-fiiJ.~ ~'te ns could begin "only l!:ertan '"'BROADSTAIRS, England (AP) -we'll st_e hint qalft,wltti1he 'lime f~ 'f!lt. C1?lJ!'Cil.,;..w1ll meet at 7:30 p.m. ln
council 0 to control demonstrlltionl" ibd-Tliat:('aii telrr.54 DOW." ... ~ · ~~monetary !eal~f:Dt. \:. . ·P.rltht' Ministet1 ·Edward Meath, who Je.m."" • ~/!-.,._ ."i~ ~ · · \ •. councll cflamDers.
parades such as the peace march earn« .. Thf"Do~eyl.Jiad ~li\Jted John lri ·-=kogers )I.id better tr1d.e;rela}iorii '1can 1 :rectliU)I conducltd·the London Symphony Anolher ~lalnt .. H-. rOOstly · ~m ~'·Iaul.' is over. 46 interrogatories
this year." -~-~ ~Chi~ p:niOn ~W\ltr-',..thl.i jiir ,_ htlb to letd,_to succes.sf\lr coachaSion of tQielellra in a charity performance, took W0';9f!'~ Jsi.~W ilchlqc'"f~ilh v,. whlCh.~."' companies claim the city
"I do not want ID ordinance tb1t In anr-were told that1ils ientence was 'being !lit monetary talks." -. -tG the podiwn to lead a choir. Heath con-fecH-\1hL~ll'Jb9tkinl!&nd 'stOmiCb. s~_-amw.~. be!Or.e. ~ case llself _
way would hinder parades such as the reviewed. France wants a direct devaluation or ducted an 80-strong choir and orcb~a W'ilSitl sa¥• thi~.e{1 lte1t~buckl'5" ~.the ~ent ·o~recreational
AnnilUee Parade In Leisure World or the T\vo other Americlln.1 are known to be the dollar through an increase in th~ $35 Sunday in his home to~·~ annual concert ~ . ~n. with · JO~.· · g pltn t b,s ' easSn\tlf over the. be¥°b north of the
Jwiior high 1cbool's ~·, review Jrom imprlicined in Communist China. The)' .'an bllnct~offkial ""price of .gold. Ffance is , ~9f~Ch~rls~tm~as~c~aro~ls~. s=======~tht~lnl~dril~l4nd~~..-;JW~~~·~'f~lt~·;.f.· ~·-:..,.!~~·.:·~·~l:~· __ ·::,... ___ ~ \akini place. are Air . Force Capt. ·-Philip E .. Smlth, unwillini to consider a major t~au iQ. I:
' whose plane was shot down over the Gulf the value of l;he franc on groJm9s Jl might
of Tonkin in September 1965, and Lt. put Paris at a disadvantage 1n com-
Robert J. Flynn, a U.S. Navy pilot m~~clal dealings with other Europepn Ma yor Nixes Raise
YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio (UPI) -Mayor
Jack Hunter uya he ls not paid what he
la worth but on principle has turned down
presumed shot down over China's na.ions. . >
Kwangsl Province In Aum••t 1970'. 1 .. :.,!.. Rogers and Schu~ann said they also ... •-t"alked about the lnd.1a-PakJstan war.
a 14,000 1 year raise. "I flied petitions, Cle Sk T ..:f oougbt the nomination Ind ran for I 'job. an y LA! t
that paid $20,d> ,a year and I inte~ t;o • :."· • w 1 ' •
serve at that salary," Hunter said S~t. 'B , Q· • k St
day. y -. uic or m;
OWIN COAIT
DAILY PILOT
. .. -Rain Blows Away
, , A swiftly m~g •l9rm out -of the
" -Pacific Northweit Whistled over the
OIANGI CDAlt •u•utHJNO COM1A1t't Orange Coast sUnday · night, dum11lng
..::.:: !; ~ . ateady.., lboWers and dropping lhe moun-
.J,.tr: L c.,1.., t.:-"'·· ''" snow le.vtl, but Jeavlna: clean, clear
\'kt rr.w.t ..w ~ ........ • ies today.
n,,,.,, K••ril • !~No •!idJ~ rajJI ls~ fonseen by the
•11• .. U:'S. Weather Bureau, which sakl lt J>UI·
T\i•~•• A. M11~~l•• • _.'ioo fast to really drench the South· Ml"'finl 1!"111111" --'lf
Al•• Die kl• • ~ iabd ~ P.!wdered mOlllitains above 4,000
w.1 OrHte ce.tt...., -f._ !lth lb. iDcbea of snow.
H ......... ....., ~ Brilk wtnai" in the wake of the 1torm
11111 k i t.II 1 • .i..,,i4 OOy.Jfid:'"cn.iid ·1~ less dUllculty than · lut .._'8.ocieaq Slota Ana, which
M1ill111 ~'"'~·~ P~;, !'0. tl641 lnfl.lcCed~ W~· damage 1n J..oa -'~1"...~'l:: · ~~,;;.;,.,was ,.;Jed w~·r.z:i·=. ·:::.=........,' In cc.ta Mesa's mttct'--1?ark d.lstikt at
a.. ~-• ,.... If ~ 11 ... • ~id-rnomtnc • .lfhen 1 lKJd,iOn of a I1r1t
-r trce:-crubed dotm on t lleply new car.
"1 don't think there is any. dlfferenct of
views between France and the United
States that this war should: end without
, further bloodleitt.og and that the proper
forum la the' United Nations," Rogers
said,
Rogers said Nixon has called a special
meeting of the U.S. National Security
Councl1 to discuss the war. .. -·-· .
·'Valley Cyclist
Saved in Desert .
A 13-year~ld Fountain Valley motorcy-
cle racer was rescued from · the :Mojave
desert Sunday 'afternoon· where •he bad
been stranded without 1as for about four
hours.
Scott J. Mooneyham, 17219 Santa Lucia
St., was discovered. •bout 30 milts north
of Victorville by motorcyclists out for an
afternoon ride.
His' father, JoseP,h Mooneyham, said
Scott was partlclpaJing in • desert race
when he took t~ wrong turn and ran out
of gas tryi.Qg to liod'hi.s way back.
The cycli!ila gtve the yOungster some
of their gas and led him back to bis
parents. Cold. Jfbtlt'j'1:hrlltntu-type weather Is
forewt,• folloWlng lhe storm wh)ch
brollpt tlio ... 1oon'l1ietal roinfall td"ooly .a . liM11Ms. Wtll below the 1.a UIUlll)r
recorded hi' )his U-, . • •
O...i&l\lloft ~tum over the ~ruPd f)opJ. It to II degreea , Wllh
Council to Meet •
' « tW ~ lftcut for lonJahL -.,. .. : ~· ·-ltc>ard Meets
;rruas of the Huntington Beocll
Unfon lllfh School Dlltrfct wUI holithelr
r11st December meeting at 7:30 ·p.m.
'l\iesday at' d11trlct he•dquart<rs, 1905
Main SL
On the 1gend1 Is 1 profrt•! ftJ>Orl on
dem'llds for ernploy,monl reform b~ Mertc11>>.me.rl~1 '811 die ~
auditot't .-.port.
At Fire Station
Membera of the Huntington Beach City
Council will mett 'at t p.m. Tuetdtiy at
the Murdy Flrt Slalioli, lllUI GOllllnl
Stu for an lolormil dinner meeUnc wilh
fire department official! and t h e
archltecll of the newly completed staUon.
Following the meetinf, the councU wut
participate In dedlc1tion ceremonl'4 at
the Gothard Slltlon at 18311 Gothard
Strtet ntar Ellis Avenue.
· The' public ancs 1U former lira volun-
'-' are Invited lo attend Ult 7:IO p.nl.
decllcatton <eremonl!t. · '.
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We 1lw•y1 h1v• l•rg• s•lections of diemonds & diamond j•w•lry et b•tt•r thin
whole11le pric es. We will puar•n.t•• our di1mond1 to •ppr1i1e at 440 % over
wh•t you p•y or Y°"' mQJl•Y refund•d. Com• in •nd comp1r1 before you buy.
1. UNMOUNTED DIAMONDS J. 1.15 c..-et ffllhtlrs dlelMH. WSI chrrf•
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..tfte c1tw. VY'll d-"r, Mkts DAILY t TO t Pt.. llrlll'-t cet. · 77 SATUlDAT t TO I
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MUSICAL
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Near.Dacea .
In fight~
From wtre Servi<ea
·Indian paratroopen adva!fed lo )rilhln .
al• miles ol the center ol Dacca today,
bringing tbe Pakistani defenden wllbin .
ranee or lbelr artillery, an Indian,
ipokesm.an reported in New DelhL He ,
Aid tbe Indians would be In a pd,Jtton lo
capture Decca within 24 lo 21 hours.
Gen. s,H,Jl'.J. Manekshaw, chief of
~ff of the Indian Army, broadcast an
appeal to Pakistani commanders in Dae· .
ca lo surrender. But 1 pooled d~patcb by .
American correspandentJ in Dacca said
Gen. A.A.K. Niui, the Pakistani com•.
mander there, vowed to fight to the last.
"Our army will e\tber live honorably or
perish for our cause," Niazj said.
A mllilary spokesman in Calcutta .B81d ;
the Indian paratroopers, dropped Sal\Jr.
day atKi later reinforced, bad overcome
heavy resistance · to 'advance · to the
' Lakhya Rfver ferry croasing. ail. miles
northeast or the heart of lhe cily. Other ·
Indian.columns advanced with tanks and
armored perBGnnel carriers to wit.bin 12
miles of Dae<:a. ,
Manet.shaw broadcast a message
~ lo the Pakistani commanders oay·
ing 'my forces are now closing in around
Dacca. Your garrisoD41 there are now
under -the range • 9C their ~lery.
Further 'ft:Si.slince l! s e n s e 1 e s a • ' •
Manetsbaw appealed to the Pakiatanis
to remove civilians and foreign nationals
from the line of fire should they decide to
fight and td<!ed, "I nope you· wlll not .
compel me to reduce your ganison by
use of force."
Neutral planes flew ~ foreign na·
tionals out of Dacca Sunday and only a
small group of American and foreign
newsmen and diplomaUc officials was
\el\. Dacca dispatcl!es said inany of tbe
people bad fled Into the countiyilde lo
avoid being causbl in the battle tor the
Clly. '
Indian Defense Secretary K. D. Lall
told newsmen in New Delhi "within the
next 24 to U hours we WW be in a very .
strong po.sJtJan. around Dacca .• ~ There
will be obstacles but we wUl be in a posl· lion to overcome the obstacles."
These wee the other m a i n
developments aMOCiated With the war :
-India said &lnday tt was prepared to
consider ,a ~sefire if •the Eat\ Pak!stani
rebel8 first 1Wf1J given a hearing. the
Security Council ·debated the conflict for
51t2 hours, then adjourned early today
without votingi<QQca!U.S. irw::e!nsolutipn.
I '~· Ul"IT ..........
BANGLA DESH LEADER PROMISIS EQUALITY
. Syed N1ztul ,l1l1m-Exhort1 C~·of Followen
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15 ·Cities ·s1•1ile . '·
Coast Lights Up .for '40 ·Mihs'
' ' . .Filletn °'""" CO.II ' area com·
munities have signed up as participants
in the 1971 edition of 40 Miles !. or
Chrlstmaa Smiles, the yearly ll&htlng and
decoratlng event which draws Oat·
landen lo the coast lo ... the holiday
sight.. '
The Orange Counly Cout Association
· and the DAILY PILOT again bave joined
forces · u CCHpomors of the areawide · competition for aWards.' ·
New entries in the lnditiOnal event in·
elude the communities of CUlverdale
(part of t.be new community of Irvine
which may be a city before Christmas),
MISslon Viejo and Lab Forest. •
· Fountain ·valley and Laguna Niguel,
both newcomers last year, will again
nominate entries.
citizens should contact them for detail& of
contest.I.
CaplstrUO Bock Chamber ol Com·
men:e, 496-2105; C o r o a a del Mar
Chamber · ·or Commerte, Hal Plnchess.
S7Hl29; Front Door .Committee of Colla
Meu Chamber of Commerce. Mn. A. L.
Pinkley, 541-1505; Dua-Pobll Chamber of Commerce, Mrs .. Florence Larter, 496-
4591; FOtlllLaiJ. Valley Chamber of Com·
merce (Women's Division), Mn. Marilyn
Empting, 83&-1731; lhmtlorto• Beaclo
Chamber of ·C.Ommerce ( W o m e n ' s
Divltlon), Ralph Kiter. -1.
lrvl...c.Jverdale Arebllectural 'Coor
miUee, Bob Orton. 547-73ll; 1-u
Bed Junior Chamber . of ' Commerce,
Bill ·Wood, 633-7125; Lqaaa Nlpel
Homeowners Aslociation, Pat Mancini.
548-8030; Lake Fcrest,' Bob Figera, .8'f·
1100; .--. Nleja Ho-wners Al;!ocia-
tioft',' <Doll Hillt Ml ... ' °" I >I JI ti
N ~ w p • r I -r Chamber 'oj Com·
merce, Jack ~\..i~ &a a..
NY Seeks
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~o·'Close ·
Old Home
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EAST HAMPTON, N.Y. (Ul!l) -W11en
Ille aanl of JaequeCr• OWliJ lint mov·
llil Joto Grq Ganlenl Jn 1m: Eu!
Hampioo, wu' a -!11.J~ for
Ibo aocla1 allte. The ·Sf.room manalon
ltsell wu nporto\l haunted by U. lboel
of a ,.. caplaln and all the plumblnc
wor)\td. '• ' ~·' In'1be '!ltc:t"" ·•in«, ,)WI :Jloili-bu 1llppecfl1ii tbe ooclal ladder and dar-
ing much of the year II mootly deaerted.
.. Grey Gardens, too, bu oeen ill bell day&
and the Sllllolk Counly Hwtll Dtti<il~ ment wanb it closed. ... •
• Sidney -Ith. head of I he
department'• bouainll ud • uni!Jtldq
dlvlllon, aald the 61-yeaN>ld fioUIO lilcU
running waler and II unlll for human
habitaUon. He said the two women in-
babitanll, Mra. °"'4111' aunt and first
CClU!ln, wero bolli ill, and Iha! 12 dlteased
call alao lived' llt tbe house.
Edith BeaJe, 55, Mrt. Onwi11 couain,
Aid Sunday obe and her mother would
not move out and claimed tbe health
department'• claims were .. abloJuteJy
rldlculoul." Sbe aald they plan lo
renovate the mansion and aell il
"Ol course the house isn't perfec::Uy
normal, 11 lhe 11.kt. "The house ha& to be
done over. You know how bard it ls to get
plumbers in the autumn.
"Moth« ..µmated It would take one lo
three yurs to fix the house for sale. Now
ahe's ;ot it down'to one."
Miss Beale's mother, Mn. F.dilh
Bouvier Beale, 76, wu the sister of Mrs.
Onaasll' lather. Miss Beale old they
have not informed their fa~ relative
ol lbelr plight.
"I really mu.st write her a letter and
tell her about the whole thing from start to flnlsh, '' Mia Beale aaid.
-Ith plans lo viJit the bouae
Wednesday and 111d If the building was
llill unfit be would order an immediate
evlctRm notice. He said be bad baied his
allegations on two previous visits to the house. .
On Becbrith'1 claiml about 11>0 -.·
Miss Beale aaid they had a cata, not 12,
and that nobe were diaeued. She' said {she
and her mother bad ca111ht colda "with
all Ihm people (health department br
specton) coming into tho house and look-
ing arourxl and everything."
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MAl\TINEZ (AP) -B""'Cht
lotelller by tbe late -"' televlalon Vlrlll Lee 11ai!>teY, 7',
and Eileen de 11eoJt, to, are now
~ ~;· -mel ;,, ii.. Alhambra Convaletceol Hospllal ,
here lour )'Uri ago and wero ,....
rltd Sund>J In tbe resl llome wllb a ~-ptloo ·ar
napd by alteidlntl' and 'lwo' Ill-•
\lmlledclNrtbea.
• llamlq. wbo tended local ·IOll
r. areent fOr 40 ~ receritly ~
qulrocl a color televlalon set, for-his room. .
"Mama hll never seen. a co1qr
• lelnilloo Ml', and she like to.bad •.
flt when she uw miDe lut w.eek." •.
said Ramsey, . ,
Bui tbe home had • rule.
fteltdeutl could • ..JtOt 1 W It.Ch.
telefiglon In the room of another of
lhe opposite sex -uhlesa married
-after tbe lounse Bel ..... -off wly uch evening.
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Treatment . for ·.
'Ge.1¢g Disease'
ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) -Don Hellinc
baa volWllaily undef1000 painful surgery
without anesthetlc in an effort to help
develop an elCective treatment fo~ 'the
disease that killed ~.ll'Pt :Lo!!
Gehrig.
Helling, '8, a former bank president. ls
s.ufforint from alanyotrophlc l11e1'1I schelrosls, a muscular malady commonly
~ed. "Lou Gehrig Disease" because the
onHlme baseball Siar died of ll lh !IHI.
Twice this year Helllnc has pelmltted
removal of four aecUon1 of muscle the
size of a matchstick trom each of bis
forearm.a.
But even If Helllni'• llasue umples
prove an effective tool to learn what
causes the d1seue, it ls not likely be WW
ever benefit. Heiting bat sul!ered from
the Wnesa for nearly three years, and it
Is W1UIUll lo aurvlve beyoad 11 moolha
"""'it· sets in.
Dr. W.R. Kennedy, auoclate professor
ol neurology at the University of· Mln-
HIO'ta HeaJtb S e r v 1 c e 1 Center, 1a
supervlting the nsearch. .
"Don is a truly heroic per10D,'' Keo.
nedy said. "He has undergone two'opera-
Uons on his ann, wltbotrt, general
anesthesia -the on!y way we can take oUt useful muscles -and endured tbt Pliift,wlplout~ pelfJ1. flf,»af.,'~ ,., "'. ; Kenilody Aid reatarCllll'• are studying
lhO spind!e endi of the muscle umplea In
an alltmpt • l!laconr•whot ca .... 1be
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llOrkm Wilona bave 11ven ooU4 ~ lo "llOW lb!w.,...r -.ell ,w I
Lockbaecr ilnd McDonnell Do JI I I •
aircraft colhpfnla, Jeavinc Iba -·~ up lo ll!o fed..-,1 Pay Board. ,.,
Tbe contracts ratified _, ...,
modeled after • ~·-::;( w .. k by uM .Unlied "AUlo .an\! .A : ...
Workorl wltb lout ~ Am«lcaD
Rockwell pialllo, earn. for • ~
pay. tncreue of~l cenll an hour the nn(
year. · . · \
" Tbe Pay Board, wblch bu 111 a q ·
pere.nt gu1c1a11nO. r .... ..-., : ..ru 1IO
presented the Roclnleri cmtrlcl for ~.
proval Tu~·.lf~I!,~~
Woodcock said. Ho added be -boPDI'
the board would accept tbe contr.::.:J.
mediately, pavtng. the ... Y ·~ • .. •
of the. other settlements. • • ·Sanday'• favorable WC., all I~
the recommendation. of ID1lm ~
~·· at Loclcheed planlt Jn ·au~, Burbanit and Palmdafe, alfedllni ll.Jllit.
workera, and Sunnyvale Jn. ~ '
Cafiforn!a, cov~ anotber 1,000; ~ ~ ~U iloll&lu I~ ht ~
Bfacb, with l'l,000 employes, and ~
Okla., with a.ooo. . ):
Officlala aald the MdjoanoD d .
Lockheed oettlemenio varied cinl1 ·~·
ly, '!'Ith elm conlalnlna mci-· frinae beoeflbl, a wilm lbop~ ~ :
of living lncreasa, and -of -
pen:olll in both tbe -ml llllrd ~";
of the contract ·
Tbe CWTtnt ....... hourly wale -'· union -kei'a lo the ..._ -,..,
It, $1.25, olflclala Aid. ·\:
The conlracta mate the flrit.,..r:e
rW.. retroacllve lo July, wbmi the ol4'
contiacta expired, another cllUle ~~
will require Pay :Qoard apProval. ,. · ¢1
The I«kheed agreemenl tncllidei ': provision to c 1o1 e the. plantl fro mt•
Chr15tmaa to New' Year's whDi tbei-:
wwken: are paid in Ml. McDoaneD\·
planlt m lo be clooed only on the iwol: boli~y1. •
Woodcock and other union Olllclal&'.
bave predicted that tbe Pay Board wtl1
•f.prove tho contrult. They <ontei>d tbe
51~. or 11 percent, n,st-year,lnl::reue.
1ctuaJl7 includes U cents ~ ID
-'Qle ~'l!>Wfif'd,~1car,rier Enterprise and a task force oC sevuaJ
destroyers and ampl:µbioua ahiJ>I wu
ordered Friday to sail lo the . Malacca
Strait off Singapore in case it was needed
to rescue U.S. cltlt.ens jn Dacca,
~ "'to Miles" judges will take • i>lel1~ (.OW 'at trilriea, b~ DeC. ~
and w111 ifo theirllinal Juillini mi Dec. 21 .
, .Only entriea , oominllted1, bJ local
l'ponlora r will .f\M 1ctlMidlrtd.r1 by tbe artairidt! -.al !Udals· ~H ._, ar ... dy ·be too !ale te lip up lor local
compeUUOn, followiq !• .. a·1 lilt' of tbe
._. ...... will .......... -for "to Miles" I awards. Interested
•·itirsdJ ... ~:.~
m!tlee of Bao Jua ~a;;..,llor
ol Commerce, Pit Toner, a1-1m; aDd
Seal Budl Clllmbir of •Oxnmm:e, '*'
NEW YOlllC (AP) -Odd1m1ker
"Jimmy tho Ge.cikt.-.,Y. P.reljdent NilOll
is "a 7.to.6 or ~ Javorite rfght now"
for re;tllction.' TM • IA~-~ V • f'a s
oddamlker. -nal name I• ~"'"" Schneider, alao Aid Sanclly that Sin. ~I
mwd S. Mmkie of Maine ts ''1Dder eVen
mbney" to I capture the Democratic
nomination in tm.
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ly 1110M.\S MUIU'RINB
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, 1atYBOOD DEPI'. -Soothing w...st
E-prslhir lortb -the Ccllnty In Ibo put few days. The ~
lions have apporenUy been aimed
ll miaflledni tbe -for cltyflood In ~Irvine-: fur. tht l'Oicel loothe. If JOU
aphut beq a city with W:es and
-bod thlnp, ua Bi& Deddle1 up In the County Seal will SUI< Jake
of you.
tlley •Ill.
Of' THE latest County Seat
to by peddJiq •erbel tran-
Olll lrvino way 11 WooclMw
. Butl«fltld, cbalrmu of Ille
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Donner and Bllt%en?
Two of Santa's relncleen escaped onto the Palisades Interstate Park·
way In Bear Mountain, N. Y" after a picture tak!ne 111sion. POllce clo ..
ed the superhighway while "5lmta's helpers" rounded them up aiter
tw .. hour chase. Pursuers probably should havo been wailing for rein·
deers at the sign at right
County PlannlnJ O>mmluion. In
~1k~Sl . Concessions; ~y Jap_aIJese
i llbot II nice. Nice becauae lbe futUN • , • • ~ . •
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;;AM u lbe lrvino folb well .,_,
)iju've 1ot bad old Santa Ana polaed , HONOLULU (AP) -'Ille Unit.ti states The lllllle llpO~en lndicat.d· that tho
itiere Jllll ocn>H the freeway, ••l«lnl ·pined major trade C011Ce111ioN ln>m lbe Amorltan !allure to win all Ill 1oa1t d the momkipaJ mouth In bopn ol 1J1. Japanese In weekend talU here, ·but no! · could din! proopects for ~ In In-
...,, the ln-heovy lnduttrlaJ !Inda -' to much u the Americana bar pined for, l<rnallonal mooetary ,reall-ent at Ille
1!irnWted to become port of Ult fUtuN ' Japan.,. 11pOWl!len 1ay. Group of Teo mee"""" In W••"•M•n Irtlne ctty. · · · Friday and Saturda;:-6° ---
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· Ireland Rebels
Slay Politician
SAIGON (UPI) -Soulh v-· dll llELl'AST, MorUlonl Ireland (UPI) -
U.S. air mpporl tenl'l,ODO a..._. 'l1lo -wiq, ol the ouU.•ed lrilh
Into Clmbodla today In a oearch !or a llepubllean Arm:f (IRA) uid today JI
large North Vlebwneoe forte ~ WU reopamlbJe !or killing a Proltstant
Uliol the hi& Cllup rubber planlltlon u a leglllalor ru.i.,. aod b!O!ring up his
unctuaey. Jlilltary ........ predlctod bome.
major fl&hllnl. In a lltl!emenl laoued In Dublin, the
In Sallon, the U.S. ""°mand ... IBA aald the duth of Northern lrelond
-the pullout of l,lllO Amerlcu Seit Jahn Barnhill, 15, WU a m!Jtake. It
..,.,_ from Vlellwn lalt -. the aald lie bad betn uked to evacuate his
!arrest wtUl1 lroop -nl In -. home, but ,. .. ahot when lie allacked
lhll11bt-
A commml awm•mlqDe aald V.S: memben of ~ rolding ~'
tnJop lfrqth tell to 171,lllO .. Dec. • Br!llah lroopa, dug Barnhill • 1111uhed
the lolreot olnce November; 1115, boll .wi body from the rulu of his bombed home
1horl ·of Ille llt,ODO fi&uN ardmd by \ early this morning.
President NlJon for Qariltmu. "About 1:45 p.m. a unit or the IRA bu-
'111o onlf action ~ In -Vlei-Od In Ille Ill< counlles (Northern lrelond)
nam wu Ulnntsh!W between tmcuJar carried out a raid on the home of the
guerrlllu and :m!Jti.1amen tu a leftltcr," the IRA statement Aid.
1pokuman aald two knerJeani ... kill-''Ille purpooe of.the raid wu to dellroy
ed and el&bt wounded -Y In a Viel . the boole 111 reprisal of the delltntctlon by Coo& attack qainll a U.S. oulpoot near Brililb forces of working clw hem.,
the coutal city of QW Nboo. throogboul the province.
UPI corre.ondent Kate Webb rtported "On enttting the house, the officer in
from Phnom 'Penh that Clmbodla charge Informed Sen. Bambill that his
government troopo ,_pied the amalJ bouJe wu to lie destroyed and lie was
village of 'nunat ""'1g, II miles -i of asked to evacuate tt aloog with his fami.
l'!inom Peob, without o ligltt Jy.
New f~tm, •u r<portod In Laol. "He then allacbd the ralcfulC party
.,;.i In the ~nsulng 1truggle ~ved
woundJ lrom wh1ch he dled." •
According to the statemept, thl
senator's body was ·not dragged into the ll~room of the home as Mr.S: Barnhlll
told security cfflcials '1but was left where
he fell fn the halt II
Bamhill'.s home was selected fOr the
raid "because Sen. Barnhill represents a
leading position In the Unlonl.!l Party and
has been Jdentified as a supporter of
Prime Minl.!ter Brian Faulkner's policy:
ol repression end terrorism agaln!t the
working class of people of the north," lt
said.
Faulkner earlier accused the Irlafi
RtpubllC of harboring the gunmen who he
said probably killed Barnhill In the flnl
political assassjnatiori. in three yein cf
escalating violence in tile 'province. He
catled It a "foul murder."
The IRA at first denied responsibility
for the murder but then issued its later
stii.tement. Mrs. Barnhill said she• and
her husband, 65, were watching televillon
in the living room of their three.stor1,
country estate in the village of strabane,'
one-half mile from the Irish Republic
border.
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• FM/AM/FM Stereo . . • 'l'\ime,, eucutl•• IOCl'elary of Orange Le. Kallura Abbane announced Sunday at
go.n1y•1 Local Agency Formation Com-. ads Assault the close of the two<lay .... 1on between /
iillaslon (LAFC) which rules on fUtuN ' hl&J>ranting American one! Japanese Console Music Centers
~ationt and eftyboods and such. 1 • • trade olf1cera.
'"""' Tllmer mak .. aome pretty n.1 Hal.ts H 'Jacker" The Japan ... alJo ... rn eliminate 1m-~ mggMtlng lbal Orange Cow> . 0 port quotas on four Items and offer<d to
ty aimPly can't guarantee that kind ol ... , JOSE,~--•· Rica (UPI) -A au• r<duce Japanese auto import tariff! from milratorium. ' ~• -~ ~ 10 to I percent H the United states wOuJd ;nm, llnolher poUllcaJ ploy punctur<d. ~ gw>totlng Prealdellt Jo a o IUI Its 10 percent import eurcharge on
tllller arguments acalmt 1 r •In• Fllueres led m ore lhll1 200 NlllooaJ J-rOO<ts.
<$)obood, ol coune, att betnc pumped out Guordlmen Sonday In -.....itnc •bl-J-. delepRo ""'8t.d U.S. pl-ln>m Ille County Seat tbeoe day1 and one jacked Nlcarquan jetliner• lhootlng U. for lurlher negottatlono this week, the
of, the favorites up there ts to tell Ille ..,.... and tlru, tbeo kllllng two of Ille Ja-l)IOkeemea llld, becauoe the
"1lnt -that tlley ore In d-ol aerial 111!.ttes. ... u::;-i. preaabwior cmiceuiono ~ "a -pony town." What lhef ' Ollo pi/l;oqW WU wounded . urlJar la llOlllill"lo anu. ~ trying to auaest It that the Irvine -be tried to reslll lbe blJICliim. · • 'Ille "-'•.,,, nporiedly ulced for
Ranch JIOOlll• will run the place: · Ube Lao1ca alrllneio pilot, Capl. MJ&Uel J' ~I reductlona on cattle producta and .'1'1118 IS A portlcularly lntere1tlng btt Murclano, uld he bad just taken olf.from computera, among othen. of double-think In view of the Irvine Co~ San Salvador, El Salvador on a fllght
pany'a past track record cf "Jnfiuenclng" from Miami to Mansgua Nh:aragua
other governmental agencies where it has when three men pu11ed ~ and aaid
had prime dealings -like the county of they were taking over.
Orange and the city of Newport Beach. Murciano uld they demanded to bt
pver the years, I've watched ICOf'el of flown to CUba but agreed to 1 llndlnc in '
lrvme -taUves come before the San Jooe wh'!I they ...,. told the piano·
N"'1>0rl Beach Planning. Commluton or -d have to muel. ~. CounctJ with vanooa proposals. The hllackm Jet the -en diam!· ,..., ve beat "'1ot down oo many tlmea bark In .. dwlp for lueJ Bat Fl&l*-~t 1f the pl.annm or councilmen were sped to 'the airport and ordered police to U•mg real bWJets, the Irvine Oimpany the !alb would look Ilk altln S . prevent takeoff. He took up a oub-
t; e " I WlSI macbint gun and led Police and
· guantsmen, who filled the plane with
PLAIN FACl'S are wben the teargas, abot up tha engines and.Datlened
nnch -Y 1tarta dealing with a the t~es.
gdverrmental agency, more often that '!be enginet burst Jnto flamu and
not the company folks come through the Police fired Into the plane through an.uh·
4'or with bats In baod. ed windows.
.Jb!re Jr little reason to suspect ft will I
;Jeocdlfferent abould that governmental ~!;.~eci~=is c1oa1ng 1n Big Four Will Meet
!;8b:1~1:-i:~~=:..f~Jk1~. For COid War Pact
~ks like the County Seel will have lta
air machine cranked up to hl&h. BERLIN (UPI) -West German
rough It all, you have toast younelf r.:litlcal sources said today the Big Four
the Coo.nty Seit functklolriel up ID oreign minister• will meet in Berlin to ~II Ana have to gain by defeot ol aim the protocol designed to end tbe oold
lliVlne citybood! 'Illa! ...,.. to be a pd · 11ar In this perennial trouble apot
q"1Uon. They said the 1lgnlng was erpeeled to
Pmtrol 1eem1 to ho the U1Wer. take place In two or Ihm montha.
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LONDON (AP) -The cast of
"Hair," wearing clothes for the oe-
cuion, led the choir and con-
,grrgatioo ol St. Paul'! Cathedral in
80llp of their rock musical at a
communloo aervice Sunday nigh~
celebrating the third anniverury of
the allow'• London productloo.
Outside, hundreds of
demonstrators 18.llg hymns: in pro-
test and denounced the dean cf the
Anglican Cathedral, the Very Rev.
Martin Sullivan, for inviting the
cast whlch nlghUy appears nude in one scene of the musical.
· Two persoo.s Jn the congregation
ol 2,ooo also shouted protests and
were husUed out by ushers, At the
front of the cathedral, en either
1ide of a huge altar gleaming with
iolden chaliCfJB, sat the cast and
the <¥'° In his rlch!J embrolder<d
robes.
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and is powerful enough to handle
an auxiliary tape deck, two separ-
ate speaker systems and beod-
phones: connec1ions for all includ-
ed. Anromatic turntable has cue
and pause levet and anti-sluite de-
vice for the best sound and re<Ql'd,
needle protection.
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. · ewjlort Eyes Three . Sites for Police Statio:U
po.c. 1.r or,i..ns: .
o;,rona de! ~ar High &boo!· Kex Cl.Jlbbers Dciug Baltie,-]lrad Baker
,and1Scptt.J1*rnbeak (lrO!JI, leftJ.prepare lo pack canned,goods l~r 10-
car caravanlWblch leaves.Tuesday !or Rooe Pak•q<phange ln·.:riJuana, · Me~. Tllo"48'niember Key Club organized food dr1v1> fol"'orphanage.
Cliildten· ai' ~Pluff • and Mariners elementary schools-helped. So
did loca! mprketa. Key Club also wili'be 'donating sports equipment
. tc, ~rp~anaee. . . . .: : -r . , , " I. .f... 5 ... •> ~ ' .
T~n;o is Y.m:t l.ii ~.pg j J
J?'.i'. r. ~ • • .... 1\ • Sparks QGt-udge'' M~tch
' . . • Litfo,llle reoldm\!, ali'eadY•ti.iaged Ip . 'pr!Vlile stiltus•for the Island.
a oidrote:IJ over ~ private ';Ibey'le donng so many oC these little -fw..-. ilr<ets,az:e DO'!l'jinvolved seem things," sbe asserted, ''the whole
In_. .UU,<>ftt !l14ns.lo lat!l8ll Jighls Island should know about them." on tbe Vla J'"*'tennls.court. ' lleartiJ bomedwnm "i" angry, with, Ille , · .Sb .. cIMns. the .association tried lo 00.
Lldo· tale ~ty • ~n llOatd •tain Pl'O'Y• statements from homeowners
of· DlredGn becolf9e they •claim they ::::;i:;.:,paign•lo bave the dty'Vacale
dldn' getl~·notlce of last week's jVhlle there are legal doobta whether
meeting It ~ the matter ~as lo lie the dcy could abandon the s!reef!,
diacoaed. .. could oot ;be done withlut 100 ~t '
.rlICA'buslnfP manager ·Budr O'e<ly · 'IJlee·UGlrl'S, Pap Z)
blain<s the pjll'office for the fotl-up th!!t. _ . .• . . _
lie ml the ClGllllCll may just rel« U lo
the --bulldlng ---The memo nport..uy supports lho Jam-
"'"" Road .,.._i by polntlnc out there 1' room, tbe land bf avall•ble, it ls
localed. OD I -Wry and the new
-Joidlclal -coorls wW be localed lt ·the -... of the ..... street.
nie. memo doeo not dllCllS3 a new city
hall, Wynn Wei.
"Our moot urgent r-i Is a new police
staUoo." he aaUL "Rather than wrapping
lhe two together, let's get lhe police
facility built first."
Wynn suggested use of the existing site
ls expected to stir tbe most i:ontroversy
~ earlitr reporto out ol city ball had
staled that It would be Impossible lo pro-
vide-ajiequate facillUes on the exiltlng
!!lite.
Acy possibility of l:Alildlng the· police
11atloo al Newport Ctnlet Is probsblY •
remote because of the scata of the bsill4
over that location during the recent
UMJccealol civic ceater bond Issue cam-
paign.
Newport Beedi ~ two nhio.1110
overwhelmlngly turned down pi-1
financing !or a pollce slatloa "11111 clly ball
on a !Ncre po1UI below FaahlOn J.sland.
The "'"1d lsaue, !or 18.t million, """1d
ba"" COii an aM1t1oaa1 fl.3 million ID In-
terest.
Tbose costly inteml paY,Jllenls would
"" elimlnaied under any ''J».Y u you "" fjMnclng package.
In his memo, Wynn also roportedl1
says that under a pay u you go plan
&0me stat& or federal flnanclna: may bf:
available. "
He also dlsclw the poeslbUlcy oi
leate-back lillaociDg wber<by the lacllll1,
would be cnnstructad through prlvale
linsncing and· Ieasect lo the cUy.
This Ls an even more expensive w~ of
(5ee POLICK, p ... 2).
Irvine Protest ·Looms • ' •
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County Quietly Eyes OK of Non-company Tract,s·~
By GEORGE LEIDAL Of Ille o.llr .,. ,,.,.
The Communicy Associalloos of North· em Irvine, r!preseriting 2,100 homeown-
ers, today "strongly protested'• expected
Oran.<• Cowity supervisors' approval of
two North Irvine tracts involving 'l,850
new homes. Georae Harkins, chairman of the group
of community associadons, di.d tile pres.
ent San Joaquin Elemelltary Scbool Dis-
trict classroom shortage as the basis
foe the pn>t<st. ·
Jewel Thieves
Get · $41,000
Newport · Loot
~-blirlJC:s stoie • .... fU,000 ' t ' ~~, ' -.ol , .... aad -tinp bi two .
Newport ~ cases Josged over lhe
riekand. ~iwolved a dmJ!t's ll·llem
coUodlon.. '!blclh /ndu<lfs·. one. '17,500 ~11111 diamond ring. •
. lliiro ar¥1"1rlotl~ ,...,. laken from a
fireproof file cabinet It the !tome of Dr.
Hiriraid M. Lomg, lO'lo E. Balboa Blvd .,
police salt! Satunfay.
No Jlletbocl of forced ehlry could be
found at tlle ·resldence-, accordiDg lo Of.
fleet Carl Anderann's l:Altglary report.
He said the denllal and his wife
discovered their loss when they went to
examine the jew>Jry collection and found
the cabinet thoroughly nmsacked.
No other· kiss from the peninsula home
was apparent, according to detectives in-
vestigating the gem burglary. •
Total loas to the Lllngs was $11,4!0, ao-
co!diJlg lo lnvestigatlori teporls.
'lbe second major jewel burglary was
reporled. by Si>san A. Kessler, of 2111111
33rd SI., ~ lo investlgaton swn·
mmed lo the aceae Sunday.
She said I '2,000 gold and clismond ring
was stolen some time from tu biding
place between two bed mattresses. She
listed no other burglary loss.
Valuable Doll Taken
Karen Margreta has Jost her little doll
and lhat makes htt terTibly aad.
1be porcelain china.faced rag doll was
tak~n from Karen Margreta Imports,
2640 E. Coast Highway, C.Orona del Mar,
in a grand tbert on Saturday, Mn. Karen
M. Wood told Newport Beach police.
Saddest of all, the antique doll Is worth
$'150, the 86-)'ell'Old shopkeeper poini.d
oul
Supervlsors Tuesday are expected to
consider two rezonlngs approved Nov. 30
by the Orange County Planning Com-
mission.
Oile is a ret::".!est by the Larwia Com·
pany to aDow development of 340 group
dwellings with change in zoning from ag· ricWturc to R-2· with "a density Of one
unitl for each 2,400 square feet of Jimd.'
Si.lpervi&on: will coriajder the ZOllfl
change at 10 :30·a.m. a-.gh the item
Is idenlllled ·m lhelr agenda only by the
case number -z.c. 7M8,
The Larwia request fnvolvtl' 34 acres
of land southeast of the Santa Ana Jl'ree.
waf and east of Culver Drive in Central
ltvine. ' The Ponderosa Homes zooe change re-
quest would allow devetos:rnent ot r,500
units. While five different types of dWelJ.
illgs' are P.""iecl<!d, tho bulk would ·be single-family bomes. Density ranges from
6,000 square loot lots to = unita·per acre. .
~ 7.5 a<r .. ol tile lolsl lfklC!'eS be-
ing rezoned would see conslnlction ol
multi family ·units, atCOnUng lo Jdln
Lane, 3'Cl'etary to the eou.ty Plaanlnl(
Commission.
The county Plannlnc Comml8s1on op,
proved both "'IUesla at Its Nov. 30 nieeOo
Ing, Lane said. ' He Ddicated planalna commlleklrMt,
felt the provision ol • Iii-acre -lite within the P.'""""'8a H ..... clevelopment
sstlalied the school ladlltiea -of .W·
tract. Lane said the body did not -~ ttaelf with the leneraJ dtfficul!.iel
the San Joaquin D1strlct ta uperieadoll
(See l'llOO'lim', Pqe 2)
$1 Mi llion Addition Two Americans
Council Studies Freed .by Reds ~
. . . . · Heading Home . ·&v C.lJ;th Plans:.:.1 ~y~~~·:.:unid . v . ' ' .. ' Cltina crosaed "''° e..c ~ today . .... -lor lllt.Vllllod. Stalel -•.' '
A ''" JllJlllan rell!lalldng IilU that wW allow Ibo ~Bu ClJ'!> In llart a
'' mif1l<ll addWoft w~ go )lelore Ille Newport Booch• City Coundl aioog with
two other key ·matten t.omght at '7:30
o'clock in cJIYball.
CoUnellmen will a1'o consider a pro.
p6seCI· hike In the city's bed lax> and are
espectid lo adOpt ""'1allonJ on'guollne -·· The. Bay Club's. financing proposal ln-
volves 1uslgnment of a sub-J~ase on the
-rty to the San Dleg<>bssed U.S.
FliiahciaJ Corporation, the lnsiltutlnn that
Is buil4ing the llJO.loot high rise complex
near Lido Jsle.
· Richard Stevens, BBC executive vice
president, said the motel addition will be
ohl)"!Sfeet high and will contain 66 units.
He· aaid It will.be b¢lt where the tenni.!I
oourta '"I,.,,. e!)d they will be ..-11ed
Club olfodlls announced plans for tlle
addition several months ago after giving
up hooe on a high rille complex when Ibo
city liisutuled a zooing fr<eze nn tall
buildings along the water.
Stevens said the club will use the rest
0£ the loan {Or corporate development
purposes and to reduce or pay off ex4
isting debts.
Councilmen were also supposed to
listen to a staff report on. the transient
occupancy tax dllfilV the allemoon study
session to determine what action will be
taken lonlaht. Approval of the much-critlclzed service
1tatkln ordinance is expected with little
opposition since U bas been amended lo
allow station owner• to appeal any st.aft
dedsloos lo the city council.
Coundlmen ordered the Insertion of the
appeals ~ure at the urging of Vice
~ H°"atd 11!>1er1. ~lopcDldt" die --bu ..... rnarbd by ·~ oppM•lorl 11un area slatij)n , operalors, w{IO, claim , It Is
disctlmlnalory In that other types of
bois•-•s a'l' oot slmllatl!,""'1a'""· ~--'"""1d strictly "'io--perkfng, landacaping, slgm and the type
of, wort done at all old ·and new 1111 sis·
lions Stllctr of·the bed tu i11crease, &eld lD
abeyance during the wage and price
freeze, was begun nearly a year ago.
Cilylo!ahager Ri>liet\ L. Wyon ptopo,..
It ·be lncreaaed from five lo sis percent.
Wyhn. said other ci:mm\Ullties are alao
consklering similar increases at this
time. ' In other acUon tonight, councilmen
will:
-Consider minor arnindments lo the
Emay Development Company•;IQO.llCl'e
i,annec1: Commllllity -• -Consider the aubdivlslon of an ad~
clitional u acres lllto lot J.a In Big Can·
yon : I -Hear a report from Public Work•
Director Jooeph T. Devlin on current
erosloo conlrol proc<dures (lo 'be given
during the afternoon sludy session, In
part).
Morgan Trust
Cuts Prime
Lending Rate
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A, apollelman ,for the Hq Kone,
govemment · iaid Riclup1I Fecteau, a, a
civilian .Army employe from I.yon,,
Maso .. Cl!ptomi durlnc the Korean war,
and Mary Ann Harbert crosaed the
botder early In tllo allemoon.
Peking alao llllllOWICed tbal lhe Ill" seotance aervid by Jobn T. Downey, .411 New Britain, Conn., bad been CODllnlllelJ
to five years from the time of co~
mutation, believed recently.
A fourth American, identified as Gerald
ROu McLaughlin, commiti.d !ltllcide "'!
March 7, lte9, the Communists said,
McLaughlin bad been caplured with ~
Harbert aboard a yacht in Cb1neSe ter·
ritorial waters north of Hong Kong on
AjJrll 21, 1961 .
The New China News Agency ~
nouncement was the first word that Miss
Harbert and McLaughlin had been cap. .
turod.
Fecleau and Downey were paaenprt
aboard a plane Iba! was abol down on •
!llgbl from Japan lo Korea. In 19&2. The
Communists cbatged lhe two .... Ill •
-for the U.S. Ceotraf ~ .AgtJJ:ry, dropping Nationallst OJ!p!,I
spites. The Unii.d Slates repeotall1
denlad the accasalon.
Fecteau --to 211 yeon In prison and Downey WU &lven I Ill• -· . In Lynn, Mia', hd11u'1 ~
Pblllp asked I newamall who told him "' the releue: ,. Are JOU ture?" ·
Pbnip 1dded.; 0 Wt'fe bad ID maD:f'
false alanns we clidll' really belle .. It
this time." ..
F-r's!~=:.:.~
the rr:s\denta.; ,.Y kept many lof ·them ·~' ~~~i;7$s;. Discipline Said No Problem
~·are no;'1inlltet .and "tbi tape • .(of . , .
NEW YORK. (AP)·-Morgan Guaranty
Trust Co., the nation's fifth latlest bank,
today cul it• prime lending -from 1\0
lo 1\0 -~ effective 1inmedialely.
tlie' meetiJ!l:)~ls unclear." ,
crttly. ssh! ·he's going lo,90rl through ~bliig ·.1x1 ·11opu lo bel a~ lo
bilsh' ootntihlnf by 1th< eiid , or ,the
San Joaqui1i Teachers R e but Allegations to Board
The prime rate is the Interest charsed
by banks lo their best 1:9rporale
q.t.Stomers and reductions make money
more readily available to buaineua.
Morgan Guaranty said the cut reflected ,
jts evaluation of ·"money market con-
di!IOl1s and loan demand, which bas been
soft."
Weadler
Warmer llllCl drier weather II
lorocasl for 'l\Jesday aloog the
Orange Coast, with an abundance
of tnmahlne. Look for men:ury
teadlnga to peak at a and dip be-
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":ie·wOo't lltisfy Mrs:• sooJ Wright, ' By !!!1!1:,.~~
217 Via Jocar, however. .i · 'Ttacben -:. crowding lnto an emo-•:we hqrriea'Up and got·a·pel!llonolgn. · tionally charted meeting Friday -ln-
ed by 41 resfdlatl w'bell we got ow: notice dlgnahUy del1ied charges of lack of
of lbe·-llni a CDUple or )louq belore 'It' ~isclPUne-ln Ille San Joaquin Elementary
,.. lo be held," Mn. Wrliht aild. • SChool District.
·lwe 1fert' about the onty l ooes to Speaking before the Board of Trustees,
..cl.ive tile' l<llOr, wlilch Slid !he action • ·__..iau.., from .very achoo! read
hll 'alteJdy 1*n .token but '!as lo be stalel!lelt1s from tile faculties supporting c!lll:uuod at 'the lneeling,'' she said. their • Individual prlnclpals and hla
Al Q!llnU,.. U.CA •ptesldent, said last m11-nt•of disclpllne. -ll10 meettog was called lo cliscuss Only lbtee -. -.·Aliso, Llod.t
the Ughll, althoogh1he meeting notice In-Vlata, and ou,.wnnd -Would admit that
clicoled the fllnd.ralslng -were lo .aome childi'en fall lo l'QJIOlld lo
W' dlscmoed. dlactpllne. r '
The a.uoctatlon plans to ~naor 1 The ruponae grew out of 1 meeflpg aeries 'of evenla lo ral11 the estlmal<d last wm at which tbe bOant heard a
.S.lllM,tlO. · 5tatemeDI from a repraentattve of tbe
Mra. Jrrtgbt said the wbo!ec bandllng of San Joaquin Teachen' Associallon list
tbe' project was wrong and llllefied tt lo ,.._ why -· l!Metvlct tralnln1 ID Ibo -·a .,;et CW.Jlllga lo tlie fleld ft pupil -trol bad been re, "'-lne the posatblllty .oi attaining q .. aled.
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At that meeting Joe L<vlne ltaled that
during surveys taken two years tn 1 row.
teachers retum.ing the questionnaire had
~:~~~Pline was one of their ma.
Levine had asked for an upgrading of
the district's ten-yell"Old dlscipllne
pollcy; uniformity of standards at each
school; more communication of these
standards lo parents and children: and •
requirement that each child aent from a
classroom be coul'lltled.
Levine bad said that In tome casea
leadten mentlooed they needed more
backhtc from tbelr admtnlslraton.
TnlaleJ .llm Nellon had telpollded "k
· what you're saflng la true then our a<f...
miDlst.rators are tnellectlve and our
policlea art ignored and perhaps our"
princlpala and admlnlstt•lorl abould be
firtd."
At Frlda.y's meellng Nelson clarified
the statement.~ 1-had motely (>Of'
ed a hypothetical question and · bad not
. literally meant ID fire all the ad·
mirllstraton.
stusrt Connlngbam, chairman of the
distrlcl dla<:lpllne committee, said lhe
purpose of Friday'• meeting was to again
ask the board to consider in-service train·
Ing In pupil conlnll not beca.,. I pro.
blem Wsts, but for upgrading pro.
lesslonallsm.
0 1 can't beUeve you called this m~Ung
because of an hHe:rvlce, proposal," said
Jim MllGflell, prtncWI of O'NelU Scho91.
'"lbe past lllO days there 6as been
turmoil on our caJllPll* becauae of
stslementa that admbilsttalofs doo~
back th<lr Ieachm. Perhaps the leachen
are being mllrepriaenled by tbelr
aS;90Clation." , .
"I admlt the wrvey wu not a sqod
one,'' retorted t'huck Bower,, San Joa.
quin teacller president. "I am tampled,lo
(See DIBCll'IJNE, .... Z)
Morgan Guaranty and mott other com-
mercial banks bad cut their prime ratet
from Ill lo 5\1. Nov. I. otber banb"bave
adopi.d • 9C>Called lloattl!g • -rale system, oubjecl lo weekly review, lo
replace the fixed prlme rate.
First National City Bank of New York,
the nation'• second largest, was the Ont
lo adopt ouch a OoaUnJ rale and the level Is ,_ RI at 5'1' percent. 1"lng T r u '1 I
Co. of New York, --with thO
lloatil!g tale, is Chatglag I --ot 511 percent
Mount Etna· Erupts
CATANIA, Sicily (UPI) -M-E(na,
possibly triuer<d by an earthquake,
spewed lorUl -<Ioudl of bllclt -from lls cenlral.crater today.
The smoke over Elna could be aeen
acroos the Strait of Mwlna on tllo
Italian malnland.·
(
low 40 ovemlgbt. '
INSIDE TODAY
Dol>f4 Samolf, pjonter genlw
ol radio and kltvf.rlon and torm-
" cltal"""" ol tl1' boorcl of
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tM Marconi Wirele11 Te~
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Statewide Tests M8rked
,By Confu·sion,-cymcism
BJ 0-GE LEIDAL
Of ... DellY """ tt.tr
-..U.· POLU, rtsUita of the lt6t-70 'ltltewidt achievement te!b have . "'POUfed forth from Sacramento once: again proving how dumb On &0me casu
• bright) ldds of California are. · . , , 1bif nporter bas for sevual weeks eterclsed his
Jualced eyes 'l'•dln& througll ~ mo.tly meanlngl<¥ abundance of ,perceQ.tlle:s/ me4fans, "Z" ICOres, pupil
--. tJlMt! DCJnlll ind 1Chol1atte ability rankings.
: 1 WD the help' Of adrimiltraton in several frange
<MK -diatricts, the ,,...,17 scboo!J offic< testing
,. 1dmiPletr1tor a,nd a gthius whole firm acoru most of the ·.-"'°" In 0r..,. County, J1\Y lllaUsUcal trip lw be>n' "llli'fPW with many far out cynlclszn.bo!Jlering mo-
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• ~ wmr..E GltAPPLING 'With the endless stream or statistics it has become ·
.~evident . that Callfomla'1 testing prngram ls far from ideai and in 110me In-·
stances ls an outright fraud. . ·
·. . ·For tnstance. Californians have been led to believe their children score
more poorly In relding than the "national average."
:\ Do!'°" know how the national average is determined? I dJdn't.
· CaJUDnUI, I· fipdJ k the on.Jy state in the nation using the Cooperative ·1'rlma.,,'!u~ Test lnlllalled by our rec<ntly departed educall•nal Jeon, Dr.
Mai n.iu~y. '.l'bt "nati6nal average" so frtqlientJy bandied about, la in ae-
., tualJty ~ publlsbtr'1 DOf'!I' tor the tut he aold the state on using.
~."AVERAGE" for each grade 1eve1 is determined on the basis of
1,800 pupils aelected at random Jbroughout the U.S. The test the CPRT re. ~ the Stanford a.ading Test WU "normed" Ol).IJ() lw than 100 000 ""' -i:lmtl per lflde. , '
Neither tat is admJnJstered statewide fn any other stale In th~ union.
'"' f Another for instance. The senior in high school "reading" scores violate U.. ~ ,uttlilher'a, recommenda.Uoos . The Iowa achlevement test 1erles for seoio,!" ltlclUdes not one ~ on feadlng, but three.
, CAID'OftNIA CHOOSES t8 Ulie on1f the teSi for social studies reading
-1bWty; ignorfbg the teSti for reading in lbe nat\lral aciences and another for
'4-Jiterary readinC capabi.Uty. A reading score that might be cloaer to the truth
Would be obtltned by averaging 1COres on all three tests.
Another tor Jnatance.. Kids in Clli!ornia are younger than student& used
· by Jd>Uthers to "n;orm" theif testa. That~mea.ns they art taking the tem
· · u much u six monthi sooner than the mythical "national average"'
-they're being ·a>mpored With.
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, • T.RY TRJi ONE .. California education honchos test all kids at the 11me "'tµn~.in October. l'he test pliblLs~us, however, ''norm'' the tests-that means
-~they detennine the "national average score" in the spring. Thus, a second
&rader" tlkiDC the reading test In ottober is belng compared with a second
IP'adlr who h11 hid nearly a full .year studying at the second grade level. .
Jn reality then, the CalHornia second grader is little more than a firtl
. griller who la only four weeks rebJmed frOm summer vacaUOn, a lime when .iacblef~ent ~ormanOI! of molt nonnal kids may be erpec'ted to drop. There
~:::t. ~y· acUv~;young.sters who spend the summer .bo!tinl up for ttadlng
~ ~Tm: SPRING TESTING series, to determine what the kid has teamed
through. the year. ls not tnuCh bdter, timing-wise. In this case, the testing f.aUs, ,in .Onie caµs, as little as two or three dayi out of the most recent
"of.the ,~ ~µcatqrs agree ther~.il~liWe lmptov~ent ~ 1 atu-,
perforrrilnc!e duriilg ,the lut it1 weeis of_,actio01. '' ' • 1
. Yet, bec1use of I quirk of the date the tests are given, and the time
· ·.1'hea the publisher sets th-' "national or test average," Callfoml• 1tudena are
,JllPlllzed .lqrll\etimet as much as two montha....-Ttieir.year~d performance la,
Jlol !*'!'' """"""" lo "'" .... d adju.stelj' loll -· Tiiey looll WOl'le ,than, _ lheJ'nlfiy a~ t ' • ... ~~ l • . . .
~ J)N TOP OF EVERYTRING else, because human beings handle lhe teat
IOOl'ff, mistakes are made,
Twelfth 1rade reading scores ln Laguna Beach, for e1ample, inferred
the ume kJdt who looked like geniuses in spelling, math and language te..ta -
tomebow hadn't leam&d 1how to read. Jt turns out, the reported score was 1n ~
error and Laguna kids really read about as well u they compute. t
. But the real lopper u the lrequentb' a>nlll)ned suspicion that the tut. ·
make awesome political bay, · . ,
• RAFFERTY CLAIMED a LI pt!C<llt gain in rudli1g Ju.st before election • '
lut year, when in fact he was comparing results of two•difierent test.a. ·
Everyooe assumes that the tests indicate what kids know. They don't
do that. Ninety.five percent -IS percent! -of the tests used in CalHomla
compare only the performance ol one group of chikfren with the performance
of the selected students Who ll!ke the fest tot the ,publisher.
A mere five pe'rctn~ of the tat.i used in Uti! state indicate what Johnny
knows and tell hiJ teacben what they must do to help Johnny know mort.
THE ULTIMATE flaw in the testing program b the ba1lc mlstu\Cler-ltaodin& of tesUng prevalent among the general public.
Moat of us think the scores mean something that they don't. Some may
even more frnm one di.strict to another in the belief they are giving their child
a better teaming opportunity lf the district acored "better" on atate achieve-
ment tests. Moat would be better off demanding reviled test procedures and workinr
to Improve d.J•trlct deficlenci',3 that hamper leamlng.
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LIGHTS ••.
concurrence or property owners.
Mrs. Wright sald she w11 especially
upset at the lighting pl1n bec1u8i it
would empbuize use of the courts by
1dults and not the youth of the Island.
"That's her oplnkm," Creely Slid, con.
lending that the Jlghta would benefit the
qland's auceessful junior tennis program.
Creely nld that he's confident he can
e'sltblJsh ~ fact that the board took the
actJoo artd the nett thing will be the 1tart ot the fund-railing campaign.
He indlcatiii'he' didn't think the matter
was 1or utreme importance.
· VJt'1 enUreJy a family affair ••far a1
the resident! of the illand are 'con-
cerned, II 'he 'Hid.
107 Fishermen
Saved from Fire
ADAK, Aluka (UPI) -Tho U.S. Coall
GU&ld mcued !OT men !tom a bUmlng
JaPl""O flahlo1 v-1 Swlday after the
craft limped into Adak Harbor at the tnd
or a two-day betUe: against ·wind and .......
A Coast Guard •Poi:etman aald the
Katata Maru, a 310--(oot Rahing boat out
()f Tokyo, U..Ued a call lo'r holp Friday
when the vessel wu 200 mil• ~thw11t
ol Adak in lhe Berina s.a.
The Katata Maru, puahln& a11in1t
hea vy wi.nd1 ind snow, finally reached
Iha harbor at Adolt earlk,t',~7 and a Cout Guard cutler, lhf tuclUld the Crew. ·
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Unit to Ey~
Liveahoard
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Sewage Lftw
A poa11lble ordinance requiring that
marina opera ton: provide.· 1 e w a 1 e
d1spOsa1 facl!ltieS i! they lease to
liveaboards will be heard by the Orange
County Harbor, Beaches and Parks Com-
mlJalon TUesday at 1:30 p.m.
Commlui6nets meet at Harbor DJ.strict
oUJce, 1901 Bayside Dr., Newport Beath.
Status of a secood, more controveraial
aectlon of the proposed ordinance -
which wUI control the number of days a
houseboat can stay in county harbon
withOut a holding ta.nk -is up in the air,
harbor official Larry Leaman said today.
"We (the county harbor staff) wil1 be
looking to the comm1ssioDen l.'I to where
to draw the line," said Leam&n, "They
may st.y 2 4bours, Uree days, a month -
or they may say t.ake the whole. idea
back to the drawing boards."
C.Ommissione rs have said at previous
meetings that they would a 11 o w
houseboal3 in county harbors ii they were
not the Owner's principal place of habita-
tion, but had oot been able to agree on
how long.
If passed as proposed, this ordinance
would require holding tanks on the
liveaboards for them to stay over the
time limit.
Leaman estimated that there are 12
houseboats in Dana Point Harbor, which
has pump-out facilities, but he couldri't
say whether those 12 vessels had pu.mp-
out eapabilitlea themselves.
Leaman also could not supply any
definite 14gures on Uveaboard!: in
Newport Harbor.
Jn other matters the commi,ssioners
wlll: -Hear 1 plan for dredging around
Balboa Island and ~e Back Bay Bridge,
areas which have become shallower
because of gradual beach erosion,
Leaman said.
-View schematic drawings for $22.5,000
o( work In Mile Square Park in Fountain
Valley, lnc:ludlng lwo mJleo of btcycle
trails, baseball field! and plcnlc areas.
Charges Leveled
In Spectacular
NeWport €rash
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~IL Y !'!LOT """9 ft Rk~tf'f tt:Mttlll'
Probleui Pilings
Surfer makes his way between pilings at Newport
Pier. City officials say &everal pilings at the Newport
Pier and the Balboa Pier are In bad shape and have
recommended Immediate repairs at a ¢ost of about
'19,200. City councilmen ar~ expected to take up the matter during their meeting tonight.
l'rom P .. e l .From P.,e J
FREEDOM ... PROTESTS LODGED • • •
Suzon and Sidnice, now 21. nie captured jn providlng schools for the burgeoning
man and his daughters had kept In touch elementary cfuitrict.
by mall until four years ago, when one of Irvine city cooncil candidate Wayne
the girls inadvertently addressed a Jet4 Clark tenned the supervfaon' pendi.Jlg
ter to her father in "The People's action as beina "lame duck." He con-
Republic of~Red China." The Jetter ~as tends, ftfld the homeowners associations
returned unopened w.ith "Red China'' agree, that the action should be held
underlined Jn red .lflk, ;l1ld no further let-pending results of the Dec. 21 incorpora4
· tion e.lectlon. le.rs were accepted. "The tract being considered Is very
Fecteau and the girl's mother were attractive in terms of its design," Clark
divorced the year before he was cap-said of the Ponduosa request, "but it
tured, apd hla secqtw;( wife died .in aJirt contain! a time-bomb ror the resident! of
Jn Irvine because the full Impact o( the lack 1953 in Avalon Shores, Md. ol adequate planning for schools will hit
John Downey's brother William wu us after this developme11t and other1 In
told 1n the middle of tbe night that John the area are completed."
vine aod the school district to insW'I
that our acute achoo! problem la not fur.
ther aggravated. •
The community aS!qciations asked iu·
pervhsors to delay actiOn oo the rezoNng
unW after the cityhood election, Dtc. 21.
· The only zoning matter listed on the
supervisors' agenda for Tuesday tha t
clearly Indicated it invOlved Irvine lands
was 1till another rezonlng of a 21.M acre
parcel reqliested by Presley Development
Company to allow a density of fi,tXK'I
square feet per single family unit. 'Iiie
rezoning wopld allow development of 137
homes in the acreage located northwest
<>I Jeffrey Road, south of the A(clleonn, Topek~ and .Santa Fe Rallrnad rtgbt.ol·.
way. ,
was not belng released immediately, as Both requests involve non-Irvine owned
some observers had speculated. "After 19 land which are described by Irvl!Je. Dr S fs year~ ll'Y IK>P'-1 doo'I 'et dashed," be watchers as the "window areu." ' 11g uspeC
uld. Cla rk eootends appl-oyal Of 1"ny fl.U'ther
;'We're glad there was aome COl'n4 ·development In the area "should awi.Jt C h ' • Cool
Felony drunk driving charges have mutatlori," but dlsappoint'ed that it was master plallllinl of the window areas.11 8110' t ID el
be<n !~In t!iO"wake of a 'lpec:-lar oot oow," he added. . , • Harktns1sakl the prot..,. lo the Jjlan. :~e ,, "· J< t. " · "
NeWp<ii·IB•ch tr'afflcl ieckffliif in Which DoWney'i slsfer, Mary • Wa~ aa,ld nlntt comtnli!lon :::and·' ':the 1Upe11V!Jorl caif l\ o)it·of the fryirw pari and tritd the
a truck already hurtling airborne smash4 through tears: "J'm very happy fqr were being made on ~lt of the mern-fire if yOU waiit, but lt was out of the
ed a second car• which flipped and trap-Richard Fecteau -I think it's wonderful. bers Of the Willows Community iAssocia-cooler and into the ju( for an Orange
ped lb lnju-er. h tlon, the Raneh Homeowners AsaociaUon. T at'a all I can aay now." th Col H th c !" I Coast couple Sund~y. James B , 26, of 485 Costa e ony omeowners, e a uorn a The Downevs had visited John in his H nd th N rth Irvin H The Costa Mesa man and New~rt Mesa St., Costa Mesa, was arrested at " omes a e o e omeownera r-Hoq Memorial Hospital while being Chinese prison earlier this year, and associations. f-Beach woman, both 21, were. jailed on
tua.t.ect. fpr cull and bruises, l}len booked ~~:w~~ that , his sentence was being The group cites ir suigestion by a Lar4 . drug char&es after officers were sum·
into jail after · his emergency ,room : 1 • win Company official lndicaUng the firm's • · montd. to 1&~ Alpha Beta Market, 241 E.
1 ., ·Two· other Americana are known to be request to l>e ~d .up "until t~e ~ 17~h ~t., Costa Mesa, by suspicious store
re e e. ·~ · impiiaoned· in Communist China. They shorta'.f: prOOlem -Is aolved,' in its:~';i ' personnel., " .Hls alleged vlcllm, John Fowler, 2&,. .._ Ai For-Capt Philip E S Ith J ••· • f • Of" Ed •·t•· 'd lh I 1 · Lona: Beach, is listed ln erious CO:ndition . ... .. · r .. .., · · m • ettet u1e auperv sort. • • · ucer """ wn ,sa1 e a mos ·Jn4
tOday at the hospital's intensive cart wbQse plane waa ahot down over the Gulf "We agree. We believe that all i.onint cohertnl 1 pair had ~mmandeerecl the
unit, following surgery. ot Tonkin in Sep!ember 1965, and Lt. chanp ·proposa!S' in the Irvine arel, fs.. cheese eool~r. where they were found
Fowler suffered a se.vere concussion, Robert J. FlyM, a U.S. Navy pilot pecially. those which Jnv.alve higb,dens.ity Joung~g l!llphorically ~ e. mountain ol
two brnken ankles, a broken arm and a presumed shot down over China's ~s.ing must ,be .th~hly studied b_y Roq~~~ ~. ~S w is I and
broken leg Jn the collision, whl~h left hlm 1-~-w_ang_s_l _Pro_v1n_ce_ln_A_ugus __ t l_f1_0. ____ e~1the=r_lh_•_co_un_t,,y~or=lhe~~"-"=Cl,;ly"'·_of~Ir--..,,.~mo..,..=re~,.:µ._. _· ----'''-----
pinned within the mangled, ov'erturned
wreck of his car.
Fire Department rescue crews working
In the glare of emergency Doodllghb
finally cut the motorist free. drawing
triumphant cheers from a 1urroundine
crowd of curious onlookers.
Motorist.. and pedestrian! cathered
atop The Arches overpasa at Pacific
Coast Highway to watch the drama.
Medical personnel from nearby Hoag
Memorlal Hospital ra~ to the scene,
with medications administered to Fowler
while he was beln& cut free .
A complaint charging Bartelman for
his role in the accident was being aought
today from the Orange County District
Attorney'• office.
.From Pa9e J
POLICE ...
obtaining money than through the sale of
general obligation bonds.
It Is not known how long It would take
to 1et the police staUon bu iU u n de r
Wynn'• pay as you 10 propnsal.
Similarly, It is not known how Wynn
would propose to come up with the cash
under pay as you go financlng. lt would
prnbably mean a healthy but probably
short term increase in the property tax
rate.
Under the bond lssue defeated by the
voterl, taxu would have been Increased
more than 15 ctnta: for a period of nearly
30 years.
.Fr•• P .. e l
DISCIPLINE • •
read the wrllt.en statemenU one by one
~boul discipline but It would be airing
dirty linen and no useful purpose would
be served. Many peopla art cbangln(
the.Ir 1totie1 from what they wrote on the
aurvey and what they are 11yinc here."
Trust .. DeM!J Smtih pointed out that
the discipline matter wu brought up for
dbcuaslon during meet and confer
swions thb year at which the board and
the teachers discuss lllariu and con·
dltiol\I of employment.
"I'm del!gbted lo IOI iucll in lndlgnanl
responM. ., be uld.
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D ONDS: OUT .OF' P.AWN :·
ESTATES-'
OVERSTOCKS
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We alw1y1 hava \1rg• 1•l1c.tions of di1mo"cl'1 & diamond i•w•lry at batter then
whol esale pric.11. W1 will «JU1rant1a our diamond• to 1ppr1i11 at 40 1. over
what you pay or your money rafundad. Coma in and comp1rt b1for1 you buy.
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Die_ ... Cuter ior Ora119e Co•t1t1t
COSTA MESA .llWELRY & LOAN
A 1Jm Plocc to Shop 1'tnd ft Hrrc Ffr1t
1838 NEWPORT ILVD. PHONE 646°7741 DOWNTOW~ C:OSTA MISA ---H-.,, • -_,
DOM RACITI
WE WILL
BUY YOUR
DIAMONDS,
JEWELRY,
OLD GOLD
MUSICAL
INSTRUMENtS
STEREO iQUIP •
OR MOST
ANYTHINO
OF VALUE.
BRING THEM
IN FOR
IMMEDIATI
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EDITION
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1 c · ORAN6E COUMTT, ·OALIFORNIA MONDAY, DECEl.AEl 'l:J, 1971 TEN 'CENTS,
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Welfar.e·.·Unit . Studied foE ·Mesa
!C r • ~ NeighhOrhood
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Americans . Freed i
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R·ed Ch .inese Release 2 Pr:iso~rs •• •
IJ·TD M80CIAnD PRl8S
''l'wo AD\erlcW freed bi OOmmunlal
China croaed Into 11o1W KOOJ today aiiil headed for the UDlted' Statei aboard • u .s. mllllary plane.
A 1pokelman for the Hoq Koag
govornmenl Ill<! Richard Fecteau, o, a
civilian Army employe from L-
Mass., captured during the Kottan Wor,
and' Mory Ann l!Jrbert croued 'the
-early In the altemoon. ·Peking · also announcad tbat the llfo
Strike Ended
By. Teamsters
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:1n Southland
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• , , · " • • I , . • T~ 11lloiil,flrlb tllll #. . SlitiOl>~lllkirS!ntL ~ow.,pjllioe,go~• ~, n,c:::..~ ~II' Iii
· cruued ond olt!cers· lhougbt these men.,,.ere-.nnt, · , ~~
~ lot auto lhefl The two men, one a Co<ta lllesa l! the ~ tM.. --hi. residen~ wt!re later treed. · In iwo un1o08 _..'ed --act of..
fen !rVm Loctbeed ml l'lcDoaneil ""'..,... cailJnc fOr II~ lJI.
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--aen'ICJ ~y .J• 'T, llol!ll1. ll, New Brtlain, Com!., bad been -
to five years from the time ct -mutation, bellend nceo~y. , . ·
A lowtb Amer1Ca11, ldenllllad u Gerald
Rou Md••ighll.a, commltted IUlclde oa
March 7, 11169, the Cammunllla .....
McLaughlin bad been captureif wltll Mill
llarberl aboard • yacht In ~ ter-
rW>rlal waters north of Bona Kana on
April ll, 1111.
The New CblDa Newa "-an-
' Yolk's on Hi111 •'
. .. ~Police Crack f;hlWy .Eggs-capiide :
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NiX?n, :Pampid~u Discuss ;
Upcomi~g~ed'Cmna 1;1rip
'J
The UnUed Slalel Is lllllioa!· lo 11>e
priority· to J!Olotlalilll . troop cuts. ni. ' ' ' French .... qalnat this -putlcularty to
negotliitloM bet-NATO...rllloCom·
,inunJit'W~·PllCI ......... ,
On -"' mattm, '!!opn 11111 ·Sdsanann told ......,.,. that trade lalia --·the II--·and Ille, Euro-
pean ~-«Xllllcl blCin -·
But they cl1splayed -""' 4lucr8': menl whether the dlacuukml aboalll
precede or IOOOlll..-JI lllteDlt1onaJ m-
..ncy reform. •
' 8clunaon Aid talb -~
lrade'rmtlonl ooald boila •·0011-..
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Roger• Aid -tradenf-"'1111 Wt> to leO<l ·lo l1ICCUllul concllllioD,of
the' monetuy !alb." ' '
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M"" Handed '
Long T~rm • In Attaeks
ST. llELIER, Jt"'1 (AP) -A middl•
...,i man who practleed black NII•
and clrqged aleeplng children ln>m tbelr
btdl. 'trU mab!nced today to JO yeara tn Htinl for 13 ,.. attacb .CIJI YOWi( ...,..
i.flld ~ Pais\)el, descnbed In court u
"•a hldeou! man," Pleaded innocent to
• h charges ai1d said lie """1d appeal tbo
~pn~. ; Tile .. _....ld llullding conlriclor, a
Jatber pf lbree, •• convicted lut month Stia, ~ charges. His assaults on minors
fttince ltfiO ttnoorized this Island in the
• ~liab Channel ..
11, Pab:Qel'a aentencing had beeri delayed
:Jllllil Jll)'cjllalrlc ""'"-..... IUbmitted '.'lo the court. • .
n . TalilllOO)' al Paisnol'1,--I0111 trial
told "' ........ ocreamiD( chlldrell lakaa
•(rom .their beda .and .raJled in awby Jllld'a mi bl<eclll!I w111!<ids caused b ~ •!ladled 1o tile · atta<kera ~
-. '!be (>IOlecUtlon pioducod • ll'Ola&que
k wllidl P.Wnej" al~ectly wore to
Uy. Ilia vlclims. WjthJt 1<•nt a raJn. ·.:n;a 1 ·iet'"'ol wrutbandl Or br'acelet.1
"Oluddeihrith"!harp1!>1b. It.• Patane.I '.posed as a · man who loved
children. Some of the ones he attacked
~~ ~g as 9 year:s old. But .•t a 's home where he sometimes
"""°rked Jte. WU knOWri as ... Un<:~ Ted".
~ lie, played S..IA Claus at Christmas oJ>l'li.,, ' • : ...
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f:oed Bit .
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Press Not,-Free
• '' ' -I f • • Frdni "U.S. Curbs
WASIDNGTON (AP) -S...te-lloule
confereu on the bill extending President
!Ibo•'• , .. ,.....nd l"lce cootrol poWtll
today threw out a provision e~pting
prea. and broadclsting med.la ·from the
'oontrol!. ~1· t
Sen. Alan aitstol) (~.), author of
-the prt>vision adopted on the Senate n°'.Or
IO to 36, reported this to newsmen wh!le
the con!trence still was lo progress .
Cranston said, however, that a
Treasury representative told the con-
enforce the controil againat the com-
iounlcationa media.
. Stiit Lodged . ' ' ~
·1n Fire Car
-Death Case
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The senator quoted James Smith, a
Treasury alde for congrealonal relaUons,
as aayin,g it was impossible to meuure
productivity iii these" industries and that
it woukl be tcto complicated to try to .en-
force the! controls.
Cransloo said Sm\tb alao lold ti. con-
ference the administration would aceqt
lhe Senate amendment. '
Smith later told reporters, however,
that he did not know whether the com·
municaUom media wouJd be exempted
and be did not mean to imply that this
would be done. ,
The Treasury olfictal said the · •~·
ministr1Uon Would have the power to do
ao. He confirmed that the·1dministr1tkln
had been willing lo accept the Cranalon
amendment. .~ • -~ .
Sen. John G.1Tower (R-Tex,), made the
moUon to throw out the exemption and
accept Instead! • House provision which
statet that thf' free speech clause of-the
First Amendment to the Constitution
shall not be impaired In administering
the economic program, C r a n s t o n
reported.
He aald he llconsiders the Houu p
vision essentially meanina:less. '
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;5ightkss. Youth
.1 " " . • To Be Inducted
Costa 'Mesa High School coed Rosanne E. Reynolds
~ets help after she was struck by a car while cross-
mg Fairview Road near the school. Acci~ent occur-
red about 8 o'clock lhi! rn01'Din.g. Police identified
the driver of the car as Deborah Kruse, 17, Santa
Ana. Miss Reynolds, 3389 Nevada St., was taken to
Hoag Memorial HOlplW where she was re.eorted in
fair condition.
At 'Costa Mesa mother has filed a
$100,000 wrongful death suit agciinst the
cjty over the death of her daughter in a
crash Feb. 26 involving a fire department
vehicle.
Mrs. Catherine Arbuckle, 200Z Maple
St., has flied auit against the city, Bat-
talion Chief Ronald Coleman, Paul
Rodney Baldwin and 10 John Does.
t 'rom Pagel . "
FREEDOM •••
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~. J!' --,.;As ~ Eagle -Scout
't';',. --;,' . . •
~. DuDClil McVeilh Brooks~ five ScoUt-. ~ b!otben and Ilia proud pattnla plan
; lo give• the Tu!tin !Bib School boy a limninr • co.....-i&cy torii(h\ wflen he ae&a bii coveted Eagle Scout award and ~.-.pecfal inemeatoes from his E:rPior4
•,fl', P!lfl.lf!02, -· · · , •\'.-For the l~year1tld recipient b blind.
.!!!_~first blind Eagk 'Scout In Oi'arige ~Y hls!Ory and some ol the related t.awardt~he·•lll· ret fi'om county ·aupcr-
.{_V~.j,n the 7:30 p.pt· Orange County
~"Med.ical Center cer.emony .will testify to
that wlique !act. '
' 'lb•·~ 7oulli• 1-'t coollnOd hi& ,aenergies to Scouflkm's highest honor.· He .Jiu bit-hicll. """"°Hett.r in !rack and
[•.....qiql and.))as" active In the )'<!IJ!h
·~~ s.m-for the .Blind In
'*". Duncan .ia the Jourth of six Mins of
Oilton Broob to get the Eqle. Dr.
' !ii ..... l!"! .... ~.!'.' ' .,!_Ol.t\!_ Scou · f« » esrs s
I&~• ~ -.uu uwm:oln I ~ 'J"U ·"Dea M~ f(lt 1o·yaer1. . -' ,
~C~t-t~Seekirtg, ..
. • ... .J " :_C9~nty Lobbyist
In. Washington
Ol'qt County ahouJ.d have I
leglslltive representative in Washin1i9n,
D.C. in the opinion of "Fifth Dlitiict
Supervisor Ronald W, Caspers. .
"A lobbyist for the county at the sUt of
the federal government is almost a
must/' u.id.Paspers who recently retwn-
ed from a trip to Washington on behalf of
the Udeland.s oil drilling ban bill.
"If it had not been. for the aid glven me
by the lobbyist hirecf by the eounty 'and·
couta1 cities U, the Jn~st ol passage, of
the bill, I wouJd never have accomplished
what I had intended on the Washington
trip," the supervisor said.
Former Assembly Speaker Ted Craig is
the county eovemment's lobbyist in
Sacramento.
"Sam Yorty fired the Io b by Is t
representing Los Ange.le!: recently,"
Caspers revealed. "I hoped that ~e ~ht
be able to hire him." '
He said he had not talked to fellow
board members about the propOsal u " yet
because of the press of other business.
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Homeowners
Form Own Unit . .
Several Mesa f del Mar homeowners
hive fonried a hOmeowners' assoCiatlon
with their (irsJ,.gofi jisted as ~lution of
t!ie controversial El Camino Driv:e-eounty
office problem.
Seven directors have been appointed to
head·fqrm~UOn of the assoclalj.on. They
are: Burch Pickett, Bob Chaves, Harriet
Thompson, Bob Reid, Rk:bard Doyle,
Cad VrebalOvtCb' and Peter Viotto.
They plan to·meet Wednesday night to
elect .olftcers, establish bylaws !or the
asaoflation and determine when •
general electton can.be held to get mote
-dlridtn fir tM auoclation. · ·
''Our first goal is to deal with ·the ~n
ty M this£! Camino Drive Jsauo." Viol•• -'-" ' ' . ,, ,..
e" "·~Alhe ~ l~ ~nle<t'." In ~ ilie'fCou.tY' almiQ\ced
pl1ns. w· 'pu( a probaticin otric! in , ¢e
empty mecilcal · build~ at 1115$ · El
Camino Drive.
The~ assOciatibn was formed Sunday
night alter more than 100 homeowners
met wJth county ofilclals to dlscusa
alternative uses !or the office building. 1
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'EL ·cA.MfNO . ~ .
. cpn_vi,qced the OOUl)ty to abandon its p!ans
-·for the probiUori center. County olticlals
agrted to droplhf:ir-lease.
State Senator Dennis Carpenter (R-
Newport Beach). one of the Medco
partners, said he was agreeable to the
idea. Later, however, Carpenter said his
partners wert not willing to break the
lease.
Before a,nnouncin_g_ Its probaUoo plan~.
the county had signed a leage with Medco
!or $19,600.
County supervisors have since ordered
real property services to e1plort uses
other than probation for the building.
Morgan Trust
Cuts Prime
Unding Rate
NEW YORK (AP) -Morgan Guaranty
Trust Co., the nation's fifth largest bank, 1today cul its prime lending rate from S'ia
to 5\i perctr1t, effective lmmedif.tely.
'111e prime rate is the interest charged
J by _ ban'kl to their best corporate
cWtomtrl-and reductions make money
more readily ·available to businesses.
MOrgan Gtiarantr uld the cut reflected
it• evaluation of "money market con-
-dlUons· and k!.aifdemand, which ha been
·toft." ,. 'I
.Morgan GutrWy and most other com-
mercial banks had cul •tbeir prime rates
from $14 to11Ai. Nov. 4..0ther banks have
adopted i ao-calltd Ooating base rate
1yltem, cubjecf to weekly review, to
' replac& the. fiI_.prii:IJe rate. ,. '
Flnt Nlllonal Cit1 Bank of New York,
the 11atiot1'1 HCdad< largest, was Ult first
to 1dopt 1w:b a floatlll& rate and tbe level
'i.-..i·atl!I percent. Irvin& Truat
Co. <11·11ew York,.-ther benk with the
floating me. 11· charging a base rate of
'$\lperceoL
· ~lount Etna Eruplll
CATANIA, Sicily (UPI ) -Mount Etna,
possibly tr iqered by an earthqUJkt,
spe"'ed forth deJ1le clouds of black smoke
from Its etnlral crater today.
Tht amoke over Etna could be. teen ~crou tho ~If~ or Mealna •• lhe
llillU m1!nl~
denitd the acoosatJon.
Congress Clears Path
For 1971 Adjournment
She orlllnalty uked the city for II
million in damges, but that claim wa1
denied ~Y the ctty council and referred to
the city's insurlance company,
The lawsuit followed.
Mn. Arbuckle'• daughter, ClJire, 14.
was killed, and her son, Paul, 17, wu
critically injured in the February crash.
Both Arbuckle youngsters w e r e
passengers in a car driven by Baldwin, a
Mira Loma youth. Another pa11senger,
Edward Hernandez, 19, of Costa Mesa,
was also killed.
Fecteiu wQ; seatenced to 20 years In
prilon and 1>9wney • w~ ,given a life
aenteoce. •
. In Lynn, ~" FecleaU's . brother Pblllp uked .,..,.. .... wbo lold him of
the ?el~: ".Are you lll!'e?" . ·
Pbillp idded; "We've hact. eo many
.faJseu;;,;alann.s we d.ldn 't really believe it
U .. 1-It ' •
UJUI • -· Fecteau is the faµit:r of twin daughtu1,
Suzon. and Sldqice, now 21. Th" captured
man and bis daµgbtera had kept in touch
by mall until fQililt' years ago, when one of
the girls inadvertenUy addressed a let-
ter to her father in '1The People's
, Republic of Red Cblna." The letter was
returned unopened with "Red China"
underlined in red ink, and no further let-
ters were accepted.
WASHINGTON (UPI) -The. 9'.lnd
Congress -·which struga:led, protested
and resisted but eventually gave Presi-
dent Nixon his way on the key ·issues -
today neared the adjournment of Its first
session.
The major Items still to be acted on
were fortlgn aid legialatkln, a defense ap-.
proprlatlons bill exceeding $70 billion and
a bill authorizing Nixon to continue wage
and price controls for another year.
The adjournment target was tonight or
sometime Tue9day; but Senate war
critics ha ve tied up the foreip aid bW
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. M cDon'1Ul Chain
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'FoulUlkr Dead
In Pal,m Springs
PALM SPRINGS (AP) -Twenty-eight
y~ ago Maurice J. McDonald got the w. or opening a quick-order hamburger
, ~" eu>lomeh ci>uld i><\Y burgen (ol1s~~ts. -· .
• The i4''!'f. aet uiln "san llir>arotno,
"Was an bi\meciiate Jijt and the Mcbonald1
began e:rpanding. _., 1
They a~ed an architectural moU(.
giant a:o{de arches, in lHI when they
began aeU franchise• -an innovation
nOw widely copied.
McDonald 'and bis brother, Richard1 were credited by experts with starting
the boom 1n food take-out establishments.
The brothers sold their chain, except the
original San Bernardino stand, for $2.'7
million eight years ago. Today the
McDonald Golden Arches chain has more
than 1,500 outlell acnm the nation and
claim• to h~ve sold eight billlori burgers.
A f1mily IJ>Okeaman 1ald Maurice, C9,
died In his aieep Saturday night of heart
failure at his Palm Springs home.
Funeral service• were scheduJed for
Tuesday.
"At fint it was a struggle and we
didn't know where our next cent was
cornine from," Maurice once told an in--
tervlewer. "But .we believed in our en-
,terprise. I'm kind of proud that what
atarted out as a little venture became an
American 1nsututlon."
McDonald, Once a tennis champion in
his native Mancheater, N.H., moved to
. C.lifomla in 19.u. He worked as an elec.
· trlclan at Paramount Studio.a, bad a brief
filng as a theater owner a"f( then went
Jnto hambur1er1.
The chain's buyer was Ray Kore, who
had taken over franchising operations In
19M and established the stands na-
tiOnwlde. lt now claims to sell four
minion bUrgen d1Uy In 1 SSM-mllllon an-
nual businwi. The original McDonald
stand waa finally IOid 1o Kore two years
qo .
Deadline Near
For 'Yule Event
Co&la Meu restdents or merchants
who want to compete for entry in the
Orange C'Aast "tf Miles of Christmas
Smiles" conte1t ahould 1iv1 their names
and addrtllU' to the-chamber ol com-
merce belort noon Friday.
The chamber tt!:lephone.number Is 646-
0536. A rtsldentlal and commercial entry
will be picked from Costa Mt1a for the
coa1twkte conte1t t>y the chamber~•
FIXlllt Door Commltlee, headed by Mrs.
Lucille Pinkley.
The "40 Miles of Oirlstmas SmUes"
cool.ts! 11 -.ponoored by the Orona•
Collnly Coast A11oclatlon acid lfii DAI!. Y . PltOt: • .
with another attempt to force Nlxon Into
a policy of total withdrawal from Viet·
n8m, and the impa&1e left adjournment
somewhat in doubl
Sena te Democratic Leader M I k e
Mansfield, asked Sonday when Congress
wouJd quit, said "I don't know. It looks
like we'll be ln for some days yet."
In assessing the year, Mansfield said
Nixon hdd gotten "a rea50nable amount
of cooperation and accommodation" from
the Democratically controlled Congress.
While ~ President'• premier pro-
grams -weUare reform, revenue-shar-
ing with the ~tes, and government
reorganization ·...:... are still stalled,
Mansfield noted that Congress responded
swiftly to Nixon's economic programs, in-
cluding his major lax · Cut· and an ex·
1'nlt(>n ol 1hls i ulborlty to' conirol Wages
and prices.
With one major exception, Nixon was
the victo r in the important Issues in
which be clashed with Congrw -the
continued presence of U.S. troops in
Europe ; his: authority to continue draft-
ing young men Into the armed services ;
his decision to loan the financially
stricken Lockheed Corp. funds from the
treasury; and bis nomination of two more
Supreme Court justices of conservative
philosophy.
The lone rebuft to his leadership wu
the rejection of the govern ment subsidy
for the supersonk: transport, a project
Nixon foueht for,
Baldwin's car collided with a fire
department emergency squad car driven
by Coleman. ,
Coleman was on his way to a fire at the
Bethel Towers at the time. He suffered
two broken legs in the crash.
The Arbuckle suit was filed Dee. 1 ln
Orange County Superior Court, Santa
Ana.
From P .. e l
SNAKES ••.
toria Street and National Avenue atiqut
'1:30 a.m,, on the basis of • general
broadcast for hls arrest ... 1"lr -"{• r .,. r
Police said Mrs. Quigley gave a state-
ment including the fact she and ber hus-
band are interested in snakes and bad
just £topped outside the store to peek in
at ~e serpents.
Mayor Nixes Raise . . '
YOUNGSTOWI( Ohio (UPJ) -'Mayori
Jack Hunter says he is not paid what tic(
is worth but. on principle has, turned do~
a $4,000 ' year, raiSe. ••1 filed pe~tloris,
sought. the nomination a1\(i rarl fQr 'i . jq:b
that paid $20,000 a year and Iiiltend ~
serve at that salary," Hunter said Salur.-
.day.
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Fecteau and the girl's mother were
divorced the year before he was cap-
tured, and his second wife died in a fire
in 1953 in Avalon Shores, Md ..
John Downey's brother William was
told 1n the middle of the night that John
wa1 not being releued immediately, as
some obsel'VU'S had 1pec:Wated. "After 19
years, my hopes don't get dashed," he
said... . I . .-
-> "We're~ gladt-;tbere. wai .11Drofi <!Om·
matation1 •a -bu( cillappointed that it, was
not OOW\" he added. • r
Downey's sister, Mary Walsll1· aaid
through• tearf: "I'm' very happy for
Richard Fecteau - I think it's wonderful.
That's .all I can say now."
The Downeys had visited John ln his
Chinese prison earlier this year, and
~~l~~lol~ that his senlence was being
T.wo 6t.l}er Americans are known to be
impr' · n. Communist China. They
are . ,J' ~'Capt. Philip E. Smith,
who! pl ·was shot down over the Gulf
of Tciikin September 1965, and Lt. Robek' J Flynn, a U.S. Navy pilot
pres ed , ihot dow.il over China's
K" ~I ~vi~ In :Aut!llsl 1970. . ,
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TEN CENTS
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• ·····-Warmer ond•dfler -is forecast !pr--y along the 1
<>nll&• Cout. with 'mt -
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INS1811 TOD~ Y
!ljlt>id Sar11J>lf, pioneer g<tliU8
of radio and ltltvfllon aM f.,,,..
er e/lolf!M!I of tll< board of •
JICA, ii dfQd at 80. He """ ...,
a 1t"-lltT and 1D01kcd for
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dltcipllat. Of ....... PllM tttlf
f<"Teadlen...,. cfui.d!Oi Into an ""°' · llonally. cbarpd m«Ung. Friday -lo-
denied charges of lack of
In tho San JOIQll!n Elementuy
DUlrlct.
, before the Board or Tniateu;
from every school ,read ·
Dl the, liculties suppor\ifll
Dd d al principals and his
~~of dlacipline, OalY' lfu:ee schoo!J •__: Aliso, Llnda
Jata, IDll OU~W!IO<I -JNoµld admit ~t " .~ --"'.
Police .Crack
., ·, ... Egg Yegg' Case .. ... .. ~
The r11ponse grew out of a ·meet.inc
last Jrtek at wh.lchi'.tbe, board heard a
1lltement from a "tepresentaCive of • the
Sa~ JC!IC!ul!! Teaci.;r;: Auoela!Jon. !\!)
.reasou 'l"hY some Jo~ervlce tr,ln,11;!1 i'J
the fleld of pupil control had been re-quuted. '
At that irieetln'g ~Joe tevlne Stated that
during surveys taken two years in1a rOw,
teachers retuming the questionnaire had
lnd.lcated disclpllne was one of their ml•
jor concerns.
J,.evine -Md uli:ed ·foi' an upgrading. of
the "'dlllrlcl't ten.year-old • dllclflllM
policy; wdfonnlty•of slandarils'" each
'lcbool; more communlcallon' ol O-lllanda!'19 to parents lli4 cblldnn; and~
1'ICJUWmelll lhat eacll child sent from a ·-~ •''-"--•
With·: Arrest tevllle had aid Ilia! In ..... c. ...
leachers• \nenUoned, thoy needed 'mP?t · • hacklnl fli>m their icffi\fntatrators: · · · "1' ~I -~ -.·-Ti:uitee ~ Nellon bid ~ponded ''.jf ~.k, haifaiieirpn Cbjck~ LiWe. .whit you:re aaY'li 11 true Ille• .our .~.
ve cfacUd.the cue of 1·mllllon mJ.aS. p!?Utjel are lgno~ and perliapt our
Rollin"· Along " ... .. . .. ' .. . .
· : .. <,\ulo tnnsport rig baneling down San Diego Free-. was taken: near JllftcUon 'of -sair:Dlego and . Sa:iita
, way ls .Aearly obscure4 by tumbleweeds stacked : :Ana Freeway1. Winds were ~acl( today folloWlbe
• against ceotor divider fence by big wind. This photo ~. Sunda,i night'~ 'raiostwm. · · · "
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, ]?Olice Curb ~Yetri.api:llg~-, ~!'omuin .. Vallly pQl,lee telleve they iil.lnla:titt.oil-·are ·1nettecUve .aod our
egp. ~ ~ i'"' •• .. ~~'~ ~ ~lrator1, lhodld tJ:e
"""Polidl:.alle&e the eur;. valued at more ~" ' • ~ •• ... ~ PJ,am. •ere otolen ~Y egg delivery Al · l'rlday'1 meeting Nelloo clarified
M el V Ch •• H tho-_staloalea~ say!ni be had merely pos. man anu · ave.1.-. e wat 1"" eel a'-'hypo. thefJcil ·que~lon and bad .oot --Pri6y"r dalact1-•I lhe He.. " ~y Pe,nny Ba.iFann, .11211 SJater Ave., !=~:it 1!> fire all !ht ·ad· ._..yo11eYl '.ne..po~ claim he .. ,, .
'4fellvertd JD,..0 it01eft.eu1 to ·a bakery tn stuart Cunningham, chairman of the ·1 : .... ~ ·
Los Angeles. qlstri~ ~~Pli!le ~.commftteei said the ' · C le C d A f J B M!t°0:~':"~.;1,~:.,~ t;~;: =:::~1~~~:1::~~~~~~ >. '. ·: :Pup aptu~e wr nterru pted urglary
over a period~ be(bmlnc around q in pupif..-control not because a pro-A Coat.I M'eaa legal secretary, in. Evidence inclu4in& a double yellow head of the charges.
mid-August. : \ • ..;. -~:_ ~vi,,~ .. ~ !~ u~ .. ?""" terested:tn her.pdology, and her college and a woolly white parrot, valued at '250 Her husband was s.topped oi;i hla
Eogqulat said Chaves 1llegedly falsllled ., , --: · 1tudent husbl.nd face criminal charges each were also returned to the stock for motorcycle by Sgt. Max Wilson, at Vic-delivery records and was able to deliver I can t believe you .called this m,~ling ,1oday; aner a .pet shop owner checking safekeeping. · ' toria Street and National Avenue about
the thou.sands of eggs to ~ George becaUle of an ln-~ce pn;>posal, uid his men2@'.ery of mercha ndise allegedly Investigators said one patchnose .. one 1:30 a.m., on the basis of a general
Q>hen ~ in the·LQp ~_ngeles Central •• ;!!:. Mttcheli, prmcipal of 0 Neill. Scho.!l. inkmJP.'fld ~ weekend bw'~ary. king and three glo~y snakes, plus an broadcast for his arrest.
Market nfice 8 week: .. · -..-, .. ~ ... .ai-~'lllll J'D>"'~ there _h,~ ~n . ·'Olfe,sua:pect apparenUy biding in a roof African chameleon managed to slither Police said Mrs. Quigley gave a state-
nL.-tunnou ~on "oar eaMpuaes because "Of ·:· 1 · 1 d '-"lllvel reportedly aold the etP to stltements that idmlniatraton don't \l'eoWUon passage fell out of }t moments away during the wild escapade, initially men inc u ing the fact she and her hus-
c.oben for abou~ $2 for 15 dozen. Encqu~ bM:k their tucherl. Perhaps the teachen after Ed White's unexpected arrival. reported about midnight Friday. band are interested in snakes and had
-11eged,tblt Cohea ~d-the e1gs •t r.J4il .,.~.._betnl mlat!present~' :by ,;their · ~ 1 ~-•.P.e 1c t plunged into ,a Dewey Offictc. Phil McCormick was called to just stopped outside the store to peek in
frJces .-1between 58 and to e;ent, • aeeoclltlon." ... .. Dumpslir trash container below. the ecene by White, of 2126 Mir'amar •t the serpentis. ·
tdazen • ..,. .... -, He·~tse1P"t on foot from White'• Pet Drive, Newport Beach, who bad stopped
He Uw'a warr1nt charatng Cohtn.wilb --••t •dmlt ~ aurve~ wu not i &ooi Store, .. 440 E. 17th St., with the owner's by with his whole family to check on the ~Mng stolen proper.tY. hat been issued one," retorted ChlJct Bower" ·San ·:Joa-.Oil aiid • 1frlend hot on his heels, but was animals. .-id Cobia -wu arrested-Saturday. ~.. ~ iu=her~esl::t: "I am tempted-to Captitrtd e&rty Saturday, less than two · He said his wife entered the Shop and
' Chav~ who lJated bis..addreu at U661 ' ..wr n tements one by Mf: hours Jater. Immediately remarked that some of their ~wi4 .. st i.:~arden Grove ii lit cuatOdy in about diJcipUnt bt!t ·.U would. be ...al.rlni . Hlrwlfe, police slid, wis appflhended snakes and other reptiles were missing, ~.-=.&intl·Jatl. ,, . . j!.lrt~~ a~ noy =ulel purposear• , •• !~In• ·In their parked. car at the acene, where along with the parrots. ,_., . ., l " Id No specific evldt:nct of i burglary had f · ... ;. ....... : t,h~U: 1tories.,from what they wrote on the nves1-1gators.11 they retrieved roost of •~ o, rteg'~ ~"H. l g" hway~. IU~~t:.~lh~~·~~t ~eu;:.t !~~:.1~· ~:1.!';;!l\~ng~r:~o";!: ::)~t~::-:~11~:~:d• and rsn
the dlsclpllne rriatter was 'brought up for "A man had faUen out of the vent into i.Y, affj S' died dJ.Kltsslon ~url~g m~t. ind confe.r Booked on SUIJ>iclon of burglary we~ the trash barrel!," he declared.
;\'i. l . . C tn . . Ubions this yi!at at ,~!ch tQ.e,bf>ard Jnd Geqlldine M. Q\llgley, 25, and Pavid M. Scrambling out ot ihe dumpater con.
.... the teachers dllcuss Salar:its ahd tort. QWg~11 J6,-o 3195 Place1:1tia, ""ve., ¥· tainer, Ul!I suspect-fled over a fencMs
t . • •'A .. ' '~ · ·· ~ 1 d!UOeioli!!ri;iJoyn{ent. ~ • ' .. cordJPI tQ:· poll~. • fi. , 1 , • White's so~ and compMion chued him :.Bv--=-Cann~£ouncll_ '·rm delfg!ited to See such an tndigfianl Due to tbl ebt delicate condition, the unsuCcessfu ly. . J r -response," he slid. makes, Inc uding a $35 ball J)ython, two He said he found Mrs. Qulgley sitting In
Traffic conditions en the Ortega boa constrictors, plus one each glossy the serpent.Jaden car, whJch was "also im·
HJ&bway wW be review~ by the Sin and king snake species, were returned to pounded a.s evidence pendina: disposlUon
Juan Clpillraao City CooJ1dl at tonflht'1 T b D • z ~to., ~~~: meeting in ~. ~ ~ '~: ij -e..~ings:, -~~ .. ~· .. ~ . .~ -
After •evera1 residents ~comp1a1nr4~ 14
• • ·p";-· .::. ... T.'::.. ,.h .... -. ·Raith Mover'"~-.... -
about new development on lhe Clt1ill-• tlil'' ' o.~et e't . -. " ~ because of the condition of the highilrly;i; • "'!I' , -:.. ~ · -" .:-._ rt.; ~~z. ~=u~ .:~ Divilion..or-"'MA!mNEZ ·-·~ -=iro111ht ''Tufns Tuttle;~
Al a rault of the atudy the slate agen-toge~r by the late show on ~ •
cyburecommended·tbe·reductionof·the . . tel,evi~1~n Virgil IA:e Ra~sey, 76, D • Unh urt lpeed limit In certa!n"dangeroos CurVt «and Eileen _de Re!lia, IO, are now , n ver .
areu but the retefttkiii oi the same ' man .and wife... .. · .
overall speed lilnJt, 40 miles per hour. The elderly couple met in the
The report al.lo allies lhit the Ortega Alhambra Convalescent Hospital
Hlchway's accident rate does not ei:ceed tJ:ere four years ago and were ~ar-
the state average for this type of r1ed Sunday Jn the rest home. with a
ro.dway. There is no mention of any Im· champagne-and-cake ~ptJoa.,,ar-
provemeQfllll contemplated by the state. ranged by attendanls and two m.
The council al.so will consider recom· terested churches .•
mendatlona: to formulate plans to make Ram_Sfy,:w!;iq ·~ed l~I .1olf
Ortega Highway a scenic route. Before gr~ns fqr 40 yea~s. recenUy a~·
the st.ate officially designates u 1 scenic qu1r~ 'color telev1S1on set for h11
A huge earth mover laden . with dirt
from the construction project at the San
Diego Freeway In Capistrano Beach turn-
td turtle this morning on a stetp slope,
.... ,but its driver escaped injury.
· Highway patrolmen were inve$tlgatirig
the spectacular mishap which occurred
shortly before 11 a.m.
~y~, Nixes Raise
'YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio (UPI) -Mayor
J"1ck Hunter says he is not paid what he
18woi1h but on principle has turned down
a $4,000 a year flise. "I filed petitions,
iiought the nomination and ran for a job
that paid $20,000 a year and I Intend to
serve at1hat aalary," Hunter said Satur-
day.
One Acquitted
In Laguna Bea ch
'Drinkers' Case
A Los Angeles man arrested during the
Sept. 5 Laguna Beach "drinkers' walk"
has been acquitted ~f . c:harges of misde-
µieanor 8:U8Ult with a vehicle as a,4ead-
ly weapon, in south Orange C:OUnty
Municipal Court.
The verdict was delivered Thursday
after two days of testimony in the
courtroom of Judge Warren Knight.
James Van Hom of Los An, g e1 es,
police asserted, attempted to run'r,SOWn
patrolman Carmen Pollastro in a parking
lot across~ stre~t .lrqm; the, Orphanage
Bar, where a di!turbance. toO\: place.
Of the 10 cases heard so tar, all have
ended in i.cquittal, three Jn conviction
and one i!l a hung jury. . '"':'
'Tbe next case set ls Wedilesdaf .. f j~
tri•~ for Patricia O'Brien, 30262' MneCl!i
Ave., Laguna NlgUel:, whO ii charged Willi
mil4emeanor batterfon' Ap(illCe officer.· .. . . . .
'Oltr :OJ"l!A'WN
ESTATES «
OYERsTOCKJ,
Wat~r. UnitEi -'
Organize
New~roup_
0 • Rtpmeatallvts of three wllq d1slrlds a1..,. llMI South CoMI have held 111
inauiural meetinJ of the new Sao' Juar1
Buln Authority which has 11unched a
regtona.1 · concept of w 1 t e T 1 la e d
m•nacement. .. .... ~
, Led by T. J. Me~ws, San Jue
Capistrano dlredor of public works, the
organization ls patterned after the new
and \ueceaaful" Soulh 1>ast 1l'eglonal
Rtclamatton Aulhority (SERRA), which
Is t-ckling sanitation management On a
regional basis as well.
The new ·water authority'• members
' are Orange County Waterworks District
Number Four (esesntiallf the San Juan
water operation), the Capistrano Beach
County Water District aiid the Santa
Margarita ~ater Di.trier. ·
The 1group s first !Unction at an initial
meetlng'last Friday was to pass' a resolu·
tion outllillng the goals and functions of
the authority. · ·
Essentially, the pooling or therthree en. .•
tiUe1: yield give a broad ran1e of ad-
vantages, Meadows said.
The new entity as the power to plan and
finanee projects,-.. apply ror federa1, a late
and local grants, sell bonds and·J)lan and
malnt'i.in facllltles throughout the San
Juan Creek basin.
The resolution points out that the new
regional group will be closely ·knit as an
extension to SERRA, especially In the
field of management of reclaimed ef·
fluent.
The immediate goal of the board of the
new authority •111 be the development of
a complete .water management plan with
specific objectives of replenishing and
utilizing the San Juan watershed basin.
prohibiting salt water intrusion and pro-
viding upstream water• sources.
The study, according to a joint.powers
agreement, also -eould in~lude proposal!
for construction of water trarmnission
lines, pump1ng statiorls, dams and lakes.
The first annlial budget of the-agency
will be f'onned from CODtributions from
each member.
One es:tremely-attractive aspect of the
regional approach to the issue of water is
the availability of government grants for
major projects, spokesmen said.
Such grants have helped offset the
costs of the first joint sanitation project
undertaken by four SERRA members-
the rebuilding of the San Juan Capistrano
sanitaUon plant to serve four separate
agencies under a cooperative agreement.
Directors of the 111ew water authority
are Meadows, Kenneth Lawrence; from
~he Capistrano Peach district, and
Douglas Ostman, repres!nUng the Santa
Margarita Water District.
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ChriStmas :pzay
Set at Sc hool
A Christmas play caJled "Christmas
Party" '!ill be staged for parents and
Pare~tri~~ r Association members 1t Ccrd1Uera ool en Tuesday.
The . . tion, presented by fourth,
fifth ancJ sl · grade students, features
Chrl~ '115~'i'15 Ip other countries. It
Is dfreettiS f!.;Mn. URoyce Kincaid .
Thi play1wru be given at 7:30 p.m. in
the mliljl~~ .. .room.: A short PT A meet~·· Iii. ~:'I held .. ·'Prior to the
performs e. . '• ·
highway, the city must prepar~ plans. f<>;i' · CO?,:~ml had never seen.a. cq\or ~nhancem~ and proteclio~ ol the television set, and she like to.had i
ln the ty. fit when she aaw mine last week,"
OIAMlolCOAIT
said Ramsey. , ...
But the home had ~ •. rule!'.
The earth mover had been gou11ing out
earth in the ~ !If a steep incline at the
aouthbound B~.l!l.ch Cities Offramp when it
f~ddenly rolled over.
The driver, who was not immedlately
identified, was protected by a heavy roll
.!:tar and seat belts, patrolmen said .
One officer at the scene ·predicted a
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Residents , could. not w at c .h
televlsiOn in-\he room of aMUier o/..
the ei:iposlte &a•-.unless ·married ..
-after lhi 1aunge set was turned
off early each everifng. ·
· major headache In righting the large
tta_ctor and hopper because of its position
on an extremely steep slope.
Bulldozers were put to work carving
out flat pads where equipment could be
brought hf ror.-lhe aalvage work. •
15·, Ciiies''Smile·
~;.-!;_0,cut Lights Up for '40 Miles' ·-. FllttlD Oi'an;se Coast area ccm-
mtiiP1te ... na.e-"11ned up as partlclpants
in ui. Wll';=ill~~ ol 40 -Miles of
.Cbrbtnw Sn\!l~yearly l\g~llng and
•---• • l. hi UCK..vral;lna even ..:'!,. ch draw, n1t-·1aoom Jo lhe coast Jo see lhe holiday
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·:..:Jbe Otlb)l;e C6\Uily"Coasl Association
•nd the DAlLY"PlLO'J';again ha¥11 joined
f.,.,.. al to-spoM.re or lhe artJwl\!•
compeUUon for •'!!•11Js. ;..
Ne'f,,,'enlries lit !!!I' Ir aditiooal evJnCiJ>. d~~ communities of CUlverdale
_(part oJ .. U.1nar. rcommunlty of lrvlrt1
·wblcb 111ay.be:a.tlly belore Chrlslmaa ),
'Mluiou:-;Vif)t&dll Like Forest.
Founlaln Valley 1nd Laguna Nlauel,
both ne~comers last year, will again
MrdWite entries.
The "40 Miles" Judges will take a
preliminary look al entries en ~. 20
•nd will do their Iinal judging on Dec. 21.
Only entries nominated by local
•poMOrs will be consld,red by the
are1wide contest judges. ThouJh it may
already bl' loo lak to ~· up for IOcaj CQmf,l\tiUon, JOUowing 11 a n1t Of tM
-who wm i>ciinlnale conleolants for 1'40 Mllet'' iWards. (fttttllted
cltJzens should contact them for details of
contests.
Clplllrant' .Bead Chamber of Com-
merce, 49ft-210S j"" Co r • 11 a del Mar
Chamber bt Commerce, ,Hal Plnchess.,
675-4329 ; Front Door Committee of Costa
Mesa Chamber of Commerce, Mrs. A. L.
Pinkley, S.1506: Dana Point Chamber of
Commer ct, Mrs. Florence Larter, 496-
4591 ; F.aotll• V1lley Chamber of Com·
merce (Wome·n•s Division), Mrs. Marilyn
Empting,. tm-113C; HuutiattOI Bod·
Chamber ol Cotnmereit ( W o.-m • n '1
Division), Ra1ph Kiser, '6U661 .
• . .Jtvt....c&l"erdale Architectural Com·
mlttee, Bob Orton, 547·7315; Lapa.a
le.ell Junior Otamber of Commerce,
Biii Wm-813-!IZS ; La-Nfpd
Homeowners Associ1llon, Pat Ma6ciril, l4f-'030; Lab Fomi, Bob Fl1era, 13'1·
1100; Ml11io11 Vttje Homeowners Assocla--
tlon, Doug HiU, MS-5938. • .J '-:
N e w p • r Harbor Chlmbtr"' Of Com-
merce, Jack Blmelt, S?M300; Su Cle-
mentt Chamber ol Commerce, Bob
Evins"' 492·1131; San Jut.11 BeauUfu\ Com-
,..ru>.; of Sao J1 .. Clpltrioo Chamber ol C.l!Ulle,rce, P~t Toner, U~·IC'/7: and
l!tol lleodl Chamber ol pxnm..... 116-
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We always ha¥• large 1•l•ction1 of diamonds I: ciiamonci jew•lry at batter than
wholesale prices. W• wilt guarantee our diamonds to appraise at 40 "· O¥er
' ' whet you pay ·or ya.\.lr money refunded. Coma in ind compare b•fore you buy.
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Bus ___ '.flotlte~ A~djusted ~~ers
i'.r,-U~ Conf~~m tn <}ity Pat}cing Laws Head Home~
Lag1J!Ui Beach icbool trus(ees by I spilt
vote have reapproved the Nyes Place xltool IJlll Mlle, to confqrnf wllh the "no
porld!og" rules eatabllllMid by the city.
• The rpute, wb!Ch .will tei've youngsters
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Defense Vowed
From Wire Services
Indian paratroopers advanced to wJthin
six miles of the center, of Dacca today,
bringing !he Pakistani delendei:I within
range of their artillery, an Indian
spokesman reported in New Delhi. He
N!d the Indlinl would be In-. position to
. capture ~· WithJ,, 24, ~ :IB·bc\IJr&
'Gen. -S.H.F.J .• ~w, chief of
sta!i of. lhe Indian }frm:J, broadcaat .0 aPJ,eat to .Pak'Jstant commanden in Dal;·
ca to surrender. Birt aP!Ok'd dllpltd> by 4-'ic~ corlespaDdeni. •in Dacca safcl
Geit. 'A.A,K.,N\ID., ~,Pakl'111!L-£"'t
-der 1111n,.,gJ• ~ l!t ~~
"Our army wilt' tither. lite nobGruly or
periah lor .!!f!; -·" ~ ..... , .
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day ml llltr relnloreal; w ···-be•'}' ......... lo ad ...... to the LOilva RI-.lorry _......,. ~ miles llOl'iliOost lll lbi lleart ol the cil1.i Other
llidlao ........ ad•aDd .with -ml
ildlaedcr' aurlen to'Wtlhln l2
miles of · MaDebhaw ~broadcllt -. meuac•
tQnight to the PMtstanl COlllllWldOrl llY·
llig "my forceo are n6\t cloilni in orowid
Dacca. Voit prrtsons thlft are now
under the ·,..,., oi tbeir ~· Further reslatlnce Is 1 e a ~ t l e a I' • '
Manekshaw appoa]ed to the Paklltlmll
to remove civilians and foretcn natlotlab lroni the Uoe ol lire'tboukttbey ileclde to opt 111111 addad, "l,llopo ,_..,.. DOC
COllJP!1 me to·-your prtllab Ill" use of force .... ' ,. • r '
N-al pi-flew OS fonl&n ...
llonala oul of Daoq. Sunilay ~ only a
amall IJ1lllP of Amorlian ml foreign newsmeo ml dlplomltlc officials was
left. llo«a dllpOtches said D1IDY of tho
people bad fled Into tho cod!itrYlld• to
ovoid belni cluglit in the ~ for tho
clly. .
-Serviees Slated. .
FPr Jo~ Turk
Memorial: ....... wiJ( 11e held •t 11 a.m. Tuesday In PaCl!lc View (]lopd for
John Harvey Turk, 72, of 11115 LI Mlradl
SL, Llguna Beedt, w!io died Salorday.
• He Is """"""' liy bis widow, Clara Iris,
two aons, John N. ol Ml<'Oll, Gaorlla ml 1R~rd W. of 0Ja1 •. Call(.; 1 ~ler.
Mn .. June St. John of $an Dleio:11nd by
lOgrandchlldreo: -. • A naUve of Pasadena. Mr. Turk bad
lived In Orange OOWty for ti rean and
WU a melhOOs anal)'ll al Nortll
American Avi1tion..
Dr. W.H.D. Hornaday will olflclllle al
the .memorial ..me., whlcb ·will be
followed by 1nun1men1 at Poclfic view.
Memortal Pork. .
Ex-Coach Clays
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Private 11mera1 tenlOtl wm be "-id •
'l'Uelday f... Lapno -rtaldellC Alfred l . C.ya, a former hlch ocl.ool
football coecb who dlecl Sunday at Coata
.Mesa Memorlall!oapltal. He WU 15.
Mr. Clays, a eo year realdeot ol Orange
Counly, was the former coach at PerN
Union High School In Perris.
The prtvllle ..mces will be --by· tho lle9. Jolm Dofti aad llllrlal will folloW 111 ,_ ... ~Pork.
Mr. Claya, who lJ...t at 11117 TOITY · Rolid, lo mvlved by bis-, Vera; two
-Alfnd ~ NCWlllSI Beldl 111111 Joaeph ol Lqilna 8eacb 111111 two
grandd>lldttn.
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livi:nc in ~ hillside bom• above Nye1
l'lace, will be Implemented 11· ooon u the
city workerl finish lnstalllllll -ien and
llO"parking 1igns, school offlolall sal<I
Thuraday. -The route was originally •c1op1ec1 on
colidltlon lllat parking be binned from
both sldel of Ibo -to enable Joag !Choo! blues to negotiate the sharp
curves in the street. However~ residents
protested and parki1>8 "\s only balined
from.one side of the ~ sjreet. .
School -told trustees that tho bulls would siln be ablt to. IP•ke Iha
turnl wlt/>.ars parked pn one side and
t1ie niUte wil re-apProved b)' a H vota.
Truitees Jane Boyd ml Norman
Bro,r?ie dissented. They al9o voted
against original adoption <1f the route,
whlch received a negative recom·
mendaUon from both the California ·
Highway Patrol and the. bus manufac-
turer. Mrs. Boyd•told the board Tbureday !hat
F.ountain Valley
Girl Injured
In Horse Fall
• legal.opinion Is belni --" by the County Coumel'• office °""'""""I wbo
l'IH be I~ U a·!Ju9.toea out ol-control
and has an accident while c:_omina: down
the steep hill ..
-, youths Jailoo
for· Crossing .
Against Ligh~
• Two young New Jeney lll<ll will pro-
bably .wait for the green light nut lime
they . cross a Lagwia Beach 1treel after
being arrealed Friday ml held in·jall ~
M hours on charges ol eroalng .<lout
Rlghway ,qlimt a red llgbL •
Pollce &aid the two, arresled -ately
Friday eveiilng, were r.Ieiaed. satmday
evening, one <ID his own ~ aDll
· the other after polling 15 hail Neither ol
the men has a prtrious arrest .._.i IA
Laguna Beach. '
Police chief Joteph ~lley. saMI 1!ie ~
~do Doi indlCafe "er~•~ · -· •' ,...... .,;.._, Iii!• ~ ~ j!Olleo ,.., ~ • ~ ~ lnj.;J;''u. ~ ... eroiamc-· . lu. . ~ Lqima --Jo In -:.:yji~·:"~:"!ll1"'~ •!!"N•~ .. ·,.• ....... ~""tf.; .·u~a liy;<~·i!.,. -. ·~""' --• J!t.~·· --'1 ~ ~ •• ~-: ~ ~Alum, 17, ~ .Jollll ,..Ito -tbe lint ~-bdartell-__. ...
-<lodor ~ had to be --wllen .be toot Jolin OarWJlm. -·--i-s... ·-·-tbe ...,...In on a.llfttcher '"' -~-lt Into <Ullody at I p.m far Ille 1111-•·f.aluna Clll1I" Ral!!!. :-re· .,_,...,. "' ~ ~--• ••· "·• • ..:.. A bo11!11ai .... -.. aald ~ l>i>lanOo ~ and Laguoa Beach allegediy croatng -,_.way ac--a Ian oodweu, ol .41MJ A'""5i!a 8evtllo,
-s,e wu ruabid to South Cout red l!Jhl al Cleo -· -· llllfen!d a poallile beart.attact -·.,.. ·Coniniiml17 llolPitaI, 1'llere Ille mnainl ~::1 ... ':"' 15 ball Saturday ml .... ........ ·a1 Iba ........ tal. by am1"dare• In the -ve can Wilt In fair .,... ~ ....... -.-
dltloll. • • Tbonw J"""" Walt!J, ti, -amotad
A boopltal opotesman aald llbe ~ 1-at 7: LI p.m. at Thalia Street by of.
brulaes ml 1-raUom in addillm to a fleor Paul Rose on the wne dlar1e. Jiead lnjilry Jn the 11 "'m. )Dllhap. Walt!J waa reltued fzom cuatody at 5: LI
'Aulborilllt said Ml!I iUum had ront.<I . p.m;Saturday, authoritlea ufcl. . a~ fro mllle Red-Stables, ma "Sil· Victor Sag~ sal<I 1111ch amtll are 'LUwia ~ Rood, ml gooe rUUi>g up to the 'dlscrttlon of the olllcer'.iri tho lrifh two ~ in the hm. behind the field, depending upon whether tbe offld!r
f8clllty believes there is a 11'reuonable cblnce"
,,:nie prll -a ......... ed Imes that Ibo oUm>der. ,would not appear In i!o!lc tlle lnll, a · alllclal said, and court H )laled a. dlatlon. .
libii Alulll-...., ............. Sqlll ,.id 11111 In --· alter 'l1ao lntjdeal occumd about one.quarter the men were arresled, the 6o<luty watch
11 f: ~-o9:tbe a!de;,r·t11e bllL · command .. Saturday oppanoUy believed
tbe men ""'1d •ppear In court aJid
Pauline B. Beck
Services Slated .
loleo!OrtaJ ..,..ices will be beld al 10
.. m. Wednesday in ~er t.guna Beach
a.ape! fo< Pauline B. Beet ol 1m
Catalina st., a U.year ~t ol Lagwia
Beacll, who died Saturday 't South Coast Commnnlly Hospital at the age of Ill. • !!le la 11\ltY!ved by a IOI!, Rollo~ of
B1iD1a ADI and four grandcbildren..Jean
,Aim Davies of San DI._..,: Mari!artl llluaii, Oregon : ml Slepljm m1· Briao
ileck ol Santa Ana. •.
A ... live.of Cleveland, Oblo .. Mn. Becjr;
f~ly bad an upbol~ and dra]lal'
builneSI In .Laguna Boach.
Tbe n.v:.Bnice CUlhlnt ~of·Laguna
-· Jl'llst Clil'lotlan Clllatb w111· ol-ftclate ~t Ibo servlco, wU1I prlvllle bw1al
lo~.
-tbem released. '
' Police Auction
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' ' oome c~en fill to rlipond · to
discipline. •
ne. response grew out ol 1 meeting
Jut wetlc at which Uie board beard a 1..
statfment ffoin f.. J'.fpresentatlve of ihe
San :i..qu1n Teachers' AssoClallOn~¥ re-w~r sop>e ,ln-tervlce )r11iil1lg in the field o pupil control hid been re-
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At t'hai meeting' 'Joe' Levine stated that
. dl¢nl survey§ taken two years in a row,
~~Mor~.ie?u·.ni~g: t!'e questionnaire had indicated dlSC!plme was one of their ma·
jor concerns. · · . •
Levin_e had asked for an upgrading of .Oo-1!~. A . C' ra•·k • "the dlitrJi\'1 teJ>.year'c>Jd illlcJpline :;J" ~ .., ppllcy; unll~ of ltlnd~ at each .:,..,M_~. . .... , 1Cbool; more ·comqnmlCatlon ot 1hefe
~gg .Yegg Ca8e =:~sr~::;~:
'!lo • ~ ·• ,., :1.e~J,id".Uld that In "!riie-_coiff .
'4TT!"t 'h • .l .:.. ' · l . teatj>ett 1110ntiQJled they n«ded mo" ~ '1 "·~res· hacklhl frOln'.thelr awnlnlstrators. ,
,. ~ ~ ~ , , ... ~Truatee JiJJi, N.e~~ had r~pi>Qded 1\lf
~ ,. •.•• t .
. RolUn' Along·.
1!': 'The-. bas fallen on Chicken Little. what you'r' Pfina' is true then 'out ad-
_, F~ ,Valley ~·. · ~lleve they mtmstr1tors are lnel!ecllve and our
ve crld<ed the of mllUo las pollcl;et ~ .jpored and perbapa our
• Auto transport rig~barreling·down San Diego Free-
• • way ~is nearly obscured by tumbleWeeas stacked
". ·: :~gaiost center diylder fence liy big wind. Thi• photo
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. ;t.na Freeway.. \\llnat were bock today lollowiilg
. Sunaay' hight'• ralns!<>rm. , : . . · t f ::
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Reprtatntatlves of lhree water dl:ilrictl
11001, the iio'lth Cof..tc have held an
tnaugQral }tlf:ding ot th.! new Sall Juan
Basin Authority which bas launched a
regional co~pt of ,.,, a t,e r 1 h e d
manarement.'
Led. bf 1. J. Meadows, San Juan
CaplitrJ{io' dlrector of publlc works, the
organiulion Js patte.cned after the new
aild aucceufui SCiulh • _Easl Rea:ional
Reclamation AuthOrity (SERRA), which
ts tackling sanitatldn management on a
reglOnal basis as well.
'lbe new water authoritY's members
are Orange County Waterworks District
Number Four (esesntlally the San Juan
water operatioh), the Capistrano Beach
County Water District and the Stnta
Margarita Water District.
The croup's first fuhctton at an initial
meet~ last Friday '!Y¥. to pas.. a fesolu-
tion outlining the goa.Is and functions of
the authority.~
Essentially, the pooling of the three en-
tities yield give a broad range of ad·
vanfiiges, Meadows said.
The"ii.eW entity as the pOWer to plan and
finance projects', apj">ly' for federal, state
a:nd ~8.J. grants, sell bonds and plan and
maintain facilities 'throughout the San
Juan Creek basin.' ' <'!" • • n.m • princ'lpi]j iiia idmlnlalra!Ors ahould be eus. • .: .. ~ · • .... __ '::I • ...
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The resolution points out that the new
regional group will be cklsely knit u an
e•tension to SERRA, especially lo the
field ·01 management of reclilimed ef· i~~:=iS~1!!a: ~~ .. ~~·lll·ll·y·~-~;::t:rr.~ -Police. Curb ·':Jletnap~ .. illg."·~~ ~':tt~1.:.~~~!1a:.1~·~· ,._...,,...~ --
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The iidritediate goal of1.he board ()f the
new aUthorlty 'will be the devtklpment of
a complete water management plan with
spe<!ific 9bjectives ()f replenishing and
utlliilng· the' Sanr Juan ·watershed• basln1 prohlbttlng sah ·•ater intrusion and .pro--
viding upstream watel' sources.
~ellWid ':io,OOO atolen'eflll IO a bikeey In Sluart QmnJnlham, chairman of the " • • Loa Angeles. . "" , .·' . 1 diatrict. 4ilclpUne coauruttee, uld ,Jhe ,'::.
Hellny PeMy ofOcia!J told detecUve purpoje ol Friday'• meet1n1 WU tci aglin ••
Marty Eng!l_ulst they l\&d loll the eggs allc the ,boaid to COllllder iJ>.oervlce tral!>-
~·Coup'i:~{:Captured 1fter 111.terrupted Burglary ,
over a perlOd·ol ·tll!ie beJil\R1nC ar\Und ·'Ing ln,llUJ\11 control. not becauae a I"" A Costa Mesa legll secretMy, ln-mid·August...~ :· .. _ .. • ... ... ';'~~~ ?'-~~·0Pfl:'!I~~ 'terestea In httPetology, and. her' college
Engquist said Chaves allegedly !alsllied 'student husband face criminal charges
delivery records and wu able to deliver 14I can't belle:va YOU called this metting ·today, after a pet shop 11wner checking
the thouund• of eggs to the George becauie of an in-aerv1ce proposal," said his menecery ol merchandise allegedly
Cohen B~ tol~elea Centr'1 .~Im ,Mlti;~. prfuc).Pal of O'Nelll SChool. Interrupted a· weekend burglary.
Market tiiee-\ wtet." _ . "'Ah~ pa.et .. two ~~1 there. bas ~n ·0ne sUspect apparently hiding In a roof tutmolf-On .. bur ·c!rhpuses because of · Cbavei reportedly sold the eggs to statements that administrators don't ve ntilation passage fell out of it moments
Cohen for about '2 for 15 dozen. Engquist back their te.ach, ers. Perhaps the teachers after Ed White's unexpected arrival. ~eg:ed-6~ O>hen-tofd tbe eg11 at retail 1be s u1111 e ct plunged into a Dewey ~lcea, • between· 50"1 and'' IO cents a .tte being rillsrepresented by their Dumpster trash container below. ~ . aSSoclaliOni"" ~.-' ..,'!' .:. " .. , · ' ·-· .., "I ·a-d.mtt the surv~y was not · a.-iood He-escaped on foot from White's Pet He aalCfl"iarraiitChai'glh:I· Cohen with Chu Store l. 440 E. 17th St., wit h the owner's ~vinl:Moten property"hai beeq.1s!ued one," retorted ' C "Bower., San "Joa-aon ,irid a frlend hot on hls heels, but was -~ ~•-utested Siturda quJn teacher president. "I am tempted to "·-d 1 •c._ ~ \MKft wt.8< Y· read~thl! Mitten statements tine by one c'p~w1: ear y Saturday, less uuw two $S~~~wM.1iafed'hit .~• at:UM1 about ,diacJpUne but It would, be· atr' Ing hOurs later.
• . .11.,•,G.al!lea!Grov•·" In cua!Ody ·In •. H. 'I I' 'd h nd d .,. dirty linen and no useful purpose would is w1 e, po ice sa1 , was appre e e ancia.~~alL ~ ~ .. • _ --•1 be served. Many people are changing Jn -their puked car at ·tht scene, where •· '· ' ·'•" · ,. · -...... .t-•-=~t the te th lnves~gatQn Hid they. retrieved moll of
. Ort·.. ~e"'""g. 'a'""''tt'i' g~., .w."'a'~yr' ·"""'"'~ . ..,, · "" Y m .'!!\ • .u..J1~11 in l'!fll. 1nc1µcJina i;f.v.~n <,!oiic • ~'>' ·~• · ,,are, 81f/nl Wli ~. lWHes;'l°lirr. chUCkawanas aricl ltwo · par. Trustee Dtnnl! SmJib pointed out that ' t""ot:s. • 1 the di8clplim matter wu brought up for \trr. f s· ~ " discusaion dn..i..... meet And confer ~~~ on suspicion of b'ilrglary) Were ;,,i.1. f·e t • .. liulo JI--.. , E·~t· QjJig(lj, 15. ~11,i•"ll>I· ;, ! . .,,!, '·"' ,.c.J_I -·.-' ~ . ~. the 1e'!:,.~~M~~.,~~ ~d~_t ; itiev\tf ,_ olif ~!IS f>1,afe nti 1Ay•,. ·t<· .. .. " " -ell"••• cir em lo-""'l . • · · '" .. e Jilif ·• po ce. · ·' ·' .. ~~ .• _Ciirin.' GOuricil --~;i~~such 1in1rv1'i1aant ·'!j nue ·to, theft' deij~ate''i:Ondltlon, the -L r-responu, II he iald. snakes, lncludll\g a '35 ball f>ython, two
TrAfflc conditions on the Ortela boa constrictors, plus one each glossy
llJihway will be reviewed by the San and king anake specie!, were returned to
Juan Capistrano Clly Cowlcll'at tonight'• T b B te., 6,.~::,k meeting in·: ~ '.'.'.unc;u , ~ ~1;£ •• ~ ...•. ring_~ 7_.. o , I :'. ~
After several reslden~ComPtt~ ·,. ~~;;.,, ··m -·4·:·~· ~-~harth Mover
about new development on..,the <Jrlela r.ait: ..... 't)uet ei:~ . : ~:..:.. ,. •• because of the condition of the higtiJr.ay,.. -:1. _ --~ ,. •~ :l" -t ~ · ... -';:"
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the clly asked the State -Dlv!slan1 of• -;.-.·0.:.;,,,.'1'._.£~ I 'ii ;_.::;,, ~ ~ t:.'. , um· S ri:--:~J'l>'i. •
Highways to make a atudy -"" · •!.!AlfllNt;Z .J~' ;--lh'oJ.Jib -.1'1E '""° As a result of the study the state agen-together by the late show on • -
cy hu recommended.the reduct.Ion of the television Virgil Lee Ramsey, 76, D . u· nh.
speed limit Jn cerlaio.·~erous cor.ve • ~ Eileen de., Renla, 60, Ill DQW nvel urt
areas but the ret~n ,,of the sapte ~a.n and 1tlfe. . . ·• overall speed llm!t to'm.lles per hour· \:.Thi elderly couple met ln the! A huge earth mover lad.en with dirt
The report also ~tales that the or1ega Alhambra • Convalescent Hospital from the construction prOject at ·the San
Highway's accident rate does not exceed here four years ago and were mar· Diego Freeway in Capistrano Beach turn-
the state average for this type of rled Sunday in the rest borne with a ed turtle this morning on a steep slope,
roadway There la no mention of any lm· champagne-and-cake reception ar--but its driver escaped Injury. _ · ed ranged by attendant!· aQd ·two ;n.. • HI h 1 1 · ~'"" 1 · provements contemplat b~ the state. terested churches. • g way pa ro men were 1nve~1ie• ng
'l'1l6 council also will consider recom· Ra kA -the spectacular mishap which occurred mendations to .formulate plans to make m_sey, Wriu ~~ded local golf shortly before 11 a.m. .
""•• High le green.s 'for. 40 fears recently ae> Th arth h d •---In t ....... -.a way a ~ route.·. Be!or~ quired a color television set· for hf) e -e mover a l.ICel• goUj g ou the atate officially designates it a ,11ee_nj room .. earth in the tap of a s{eep incline at the
highway, Utt city mu.st pttpare plfins:;-for "-M~ma had never seen 8 coior aouthbound' Be•.¢i Cities Offramp when it the enhanctment and protection ot: the .1 1 1 d . _ suddenly rolled over. corridor 1n the city. : .. •. te>tv son set, an she like to had~· -·1I'he driver, who was not Immediately
. · , , flt whtn she saw mine last week, ldenutied, was protected by a heavy roll
&aid Ramsey. . bar and seat belts, patrolmen said.
DA 1LV PILOT ·-,_
....... COAIT P"!ILISHIN• c:alaPAIT1
But the home had .... -: tule,_ • • '"A 'One officer at the . scene predicted. a
Residents could not watch major headache In rl$:hting .. the large
television. in.' the. room of atiother of' ··tractor and hopper because of its po!ltion
the opposite su:. -unless -married· on. an enttmely steep slope.
-alter the lounge set was turned Bulldozers were puf -to · work carving
off early each evenlng. Out flat J)\.dl where equipment could be
"' brought Jn for the "nlvage work. . .
.. 15. -.Cities-Smile
! ·: ~f,.:CfJast Lights Up for '40 Miles'
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-.VlttMn Otange Coast area com-citizens should contact them for details of
~~J.~liped up u participants contests.
ln -U. • ..:1171. edJUQn of 40 Miles ()f Caplstruo Baich Chamber of Com-~S.Uil~,, ilt{_yearly Jifhting and merce, U&-210$; Co r• aa dtl Mar
' ,_. ~ ... ,;. .. ,.. "DI •• =lch dra•• fiat· Chamber of Commei;ce, Hal Plnchess. ~ -.. .. wu 6754329 ; Front Door Committee of Cesla
la:nden to tbt cont to set the holiday Me•• Chamber of Comme~ Mrs. A. L.
aighta._ -• .._~ Pinkley, 548-1605; Dana Pol.t Chamber ol
Tha Oruae =Coast Association Com'merce, Mrs. Florence Larter, t96-
• ihd tbt QAIL-Y again have joined 4591 : Fountain Valley Chamberof Cam-
~ forcas u ~1*ilor1 of the aieawJdl! merce (Women'• Division), Mrs. Marilyn -;c com,.olill"oo for air~ . Emptlnl, 139-1736; Hull--Beac•
t;n.Jr.t..llOT• =~ .........., "* Nt)f erdtiM in ihe tnditional tv'tnt iii· Chamber '()f Commerce ( W O"m t n ' a =:ti• ••• .:-:.,,-:-:1:::. i cll14~ the eonirirMltlt! of Culverd11• Djvlllon), Ralph Kiser, 982-16'1.
_ ·~..,~ ~·,.,._ (part of t~ ~ community of Irvine , lrvlne-Calvtid1le Architectural Com· "r:==•o. .. -. ~ ... wbkh l\!V bc'·..._ctty before Christ.mu), mlttee, Bob Orton. 547-7315; J.apu ;,,•,.•--.:;:,''#.::0-~ •. ~Oii Vleja'Olld-Lake Fore1l. Beada Junior Chamber of Commeroe,
,111 • • m•,. '4Mlt1 .• i _ ~-.Y'1'eY and Laguna Nleuel, Bill Wood, 133-7125; t.quu .NllueJ :.-:h• .~ ~ '~;~:~ 1 :::t.i:=~~:. last year, wl~ qain =~~.A=~~lilln&:~ia~::ic~J:
t111,•••• ~tt-.ta 4 ·· The "''40 Milea'' jud1es will . 'take i 8100; MfnMla Viejo Homeowners Aaocla·
'-;_ ..... Al.!_•.,, I 1 • prfifmlnary look at entries on Dec. 20 Uon, Douf Hlll, ,54U9SI. •·~-and will do lhe~ Onal Judllng on l?e<· 21. • N e w p t r t Borbor Chamber ol Com· ~ 1:'t ,,,_r c.w~ Only tnlrlu nominated. by local merce, Jae~ Bamelt, 675-6300; S.1 Cle-
...,.. ·..,....-:' .;:i:-'" "= sponeor1 will be considered by the! mtnta Chamber ot Commerce, bob ='• ••'== ;::,:-.,.,_. ,.,.. maw1dt contest judger. Thou&h It may Evans, 492-llJI: San. Jum :i}eautiful Com·
~ ~". -already ba.too ,lal4 to •ill' up for IOQ,\l n)ltlee of Saa Jua Caphtraa• Chamber .,...._._ fJ ~ • <ompelllloi1, folloWtni la .a llal.,ol tie ". /If Commer~.Pat Toner: 111~177; acd :r.&"'..:.. 1'11.:".::.= r _. Who'"'1.ll nomlna14 con-Sall Beadl YJa111ber ol COmmerce, l*'-
for ".O Mil~" ••ard&. lnterttted lilSt ' ' ..
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Evidence ~luding a double yellowhead
and ~ WDOlly white parrot, va)ued at $250
each Were .also returned to the stock for
safekeeping.
Investigators said one patchno&ei ()ne
king and three glossy snakes, plµs an
African chameleon managed to slither
away during the wild ·escapade, initially
reported about midnight Friday; -_
°'Officer Phii McCormick was called to
the scene by White, of . 2126 Miramar
Drive, Newport Beach, who had stopped
by with. his whole family to check on the ·animals. ··
He said his wife entered the shcip and
Immediately remarked that some of their
snakes and other reptiles were missing,
along with the parrot,,.
No specific evidence of a burglary had
yet been found.
"I . heata a comraOtion Oul!lde and ran 'hlit;'"Wiittl lh141h1Vesttpt0rs~ · .,, "·
"A man had fallen out of .the vent into
the trash bartel!," .be deqlared. ,
, ScrambliJ!g oul ot, Ii>' dwDi>!lef,.<:l'n-
tljnert ..the susped .fled qveri11 1jenc~1 as
White,. son and comptnion· chased l:jjm
unSuccessfully. , · .
He said he found Mrs. Quieley sitting in
the serpent:laden car, which was also im-
pounded as evidence pending dispo!ltlon
; ~~X?r ·Nixes Raise
• YO~~\l'.N, ,Ohio (UPI) -Mayor
· Jack,i;lunter ~$.VS he is not paid what he
Ii 'worth but on pr.incl pie has turned down · a $4,000 a year.raise. "I flied petitions,
sought the nomination and ran for a job
that paid $20,000 a year and I Intend to
. serve at that salary," Hunter said Satur-
day.
D
• of the charges.
Jler husband was stopped on bis
motorcycle by Sgt. Max. WUson, at Vic·
toria Street and National Avenue about
1:30 . a.m., on the basis of a general
broadcast for his arrest. _
Police said Mrs. Quigley gave a state.
ment including the fact 1ihe and her hus-
band are interested in snakes and had
just stopped outside the store to peek in
at the serpents.
One Acquitted
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The study, according-to a joint-powers
agteirntflt, alsO cOuld fnClude ·~roposals
for con'stnidiOn . of' water transmission
Unes, ·pumping stations, dams and lakes.
The first annual ·budget ()f the agency
·will be formed from contributions from
each member .
One extremely attract.Ive aspect of the
regional approach t6 the issue of water ts
the avafiibility of government grants for
major proj~ts, spokesmen said.
Such grantll have helped offset the
costs rl. the first joint sanitaUori project
undertakeh by four' SERRA member&-
the rebllllding of the San Juan· Capistrano
sanitation plant to serve four separate
agencies under a cooperative agreement.
Directors of the new water authority
are Meadows, Kedneth Lawrence, from
the Capistrano Beach district, and ~ugla.A. O•l!n80. r~pr.ese9lingJ!10 Santa
.Margari~a Water 'DistrJct.
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wh et you pay or your 1"on1y refunded. Com• in and co~p1re ·before you buy.
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• Of "'!': f-'!' ,i_ ... ~$11ff ~ Teachail -crowdlJ!i Into an •ii».
tloollly-charged meetlnl Friday -jn.
denled charges of lack ol
111 Iha SU Joaqwn;Elemeotary ~· ...
l!j>M'*'8 beforo the Boan! of Tnilfoes,
from , eyery acbool riad
tam.Dis m the. fa'cultles !UJ>pOrtlng
al principals and hts
~e!l)enl of dbdpllne.
• Only th(ee ochools -Aliso, Linda
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folice Crack
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The resPonse grew out of 1 meeting
lut week at whtcb the board 1 heard a
stateme!lt from · a represent.a ti Ye of the
~ 8&11 JOlquin 'Teachm' AuoelaUon Uit
rt.yql! why some iMerYJce trt!Jiln« Jn
the. ifield of pupil cciatrol bad been re.
queited.
At that meeting Joe Levine stated that
during surveys taken two years ln a row,
teac~!'I returning the questionnaire had
indfcated discipline was one of their ma·
jor concerns .
LeViDe had asked for an upgriding of
lfle ·dlslrlcl'I tef>.year .. ld · dbdpllfle
polJey'; wilf9rmit).'" of· 'itandardJ' at: eaCh
tc:bool~ more communlcaUon-> of ~
, ltlndardl to parenta and children: and a
roqulttmeot that ·...,h child aent from 1
cl&urootti:be" counseled. •• """ •
! tevme had· ·aald that in eOme cases
'teachers .m~·:they neei!ed 'm0re
·~ fr9m U)olr•adminlstrator•. l
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·.Wate Units ~ .
·New ··Group
it<lpr~tattvel. of U1r~"\vattr ~r!cta
along,. the south eoe •• t 'have held ••
Jnaugufal meitini ol"'tfie new Sah Juan
Baatn Authority whlch ha$ l&unclftd •
reilonal concept' Of-iw ate f..I he d
mlii1gem!nt l • , • • •
~ 'by T. J. Meaddw•. ·San Juan Capiatran,~ qi?ec;tor ot ~ub11c workJ, the
,trtfanfaaijifi• Is patternid after the new
and 1uccessrul South E;list 'Regional
Beclmnitioci Authority (Sg}U\A), which
js tackling sanitation management on a
regiOnal basis as well.
The riew water aulhorjl,Y's . members
are <>r;poge County Wateiworks District
Numller Foiir (t!esntiafly ·lhe San Juan
water aperaUoJJ), the Capistrano Beach
County Water Ol:strlct and the-, Santa
M"rgarita Water District. '.I'he groUp's fIM f~tlon 1t ·an initial
mttt\ng IUt Friday was to pass a resolu-
tion outlining the goals and fwictlom or
the auth0;rity. ·
Essentially; the pooling ·or the 1three en-
tities yield live • bfuad range or ad-
vantages, Meadows ~aid. ·: ·
Tnlst.M'~~"1J~n had re.sPoricJed 11lf ! The •lY bia fine .. ,~. Cli\Glum Llttie... Wbll J.111111'\ aaylng is true then our ad· • .. Auto .transport rig barreling down San· Diego Fre.. .' -.:u . ta~~ .. ~¥ jiinction of. Sin· Diego a~d Santa
FOW>l.lln. v~ .• JIOl\ce •believe .they mlnlltntori are lnellecUve , llf)fl' •!It . ·WIYd' lli!atly obscured by tumbleweeds stacked · 'An1-Freew1ys. ·Wmds were· back today followin¥
-""•-• ... f · mllll -•~· .J>Oli<lel. are l&n!>red and perhapo our ·,.against ce. nter divide• fence by big wind. This photo • Sunday 1tlghfs ramsiorm. . · ~ '
The new entity as the power to plan and
finance projects; apply for federal, state
and locat grants, sell bonds and plan and
m4i0taln facilities throughout the San
va~ciu.·~\~. q 4.. •0 "~ ~ lnd~'idmlnlJtrators ~bould be _ ·• i... ':l ' .. • tr~PoUce llJece tbe eU., valued 1at""more · · • -· .... ,: .. • :( ~ .. r ...... _
i)han '30,too:-were stolen by egg delivery ... A1 Frid.IJ''• meeUoc Nt!JOn clarified • p 1 • c h i p... ": 9 ~ j ' ; ..:. -.
Juan Crefik basin: -·; ·
The resolution points out that the new
region1l group wiU be closely knit u an
extens:iOn to SERRA, espeCiallf in .. the
field of management of reclauned ef-
fluent. ~~~$£~~°!:· ~~~~:.~::F~?i '0, ICe Ur ... efn·ap~ 1ng .. 1
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i7ounfaln· V.lfef, after pollce clalm he ., ~ •
nie immediate goal of the board of the
new authority will 'be ·the de1'eloprrient of
a comple~ water management plan with
specific objectives ·Of replenishing .ind
utUWng the San Juan watershed basin,
pr;obibiting .. salt water intrusion and pro-
viding upa:tream water source•.
<lllellveiicl-30,GOO lloteo OQtlO i ~kery In Stuart Cw>nlqham, chatrinan·. o( the
LOS Angeles. ..-· · · . clJatrlol. diocipllne .commltt.e, said the C le d f
Henoy Penny ofHcl1b told deteetlve purpose of Friday's meeUng was to again . oup . Capture A ter Interrupted Burglary
Marty Engqulat lfley had loot the ~ uk the board to C0111i~e train-~. .• _
over a period of time l»efi001'11 lro,nd ... inc ln~p;J control not because• Pf'O-A Cotta Mesa legal lep'ttary, ln-
mld·Augull :_, _. -. 1 ::.ll!fm ~;, M J~ UPIP''!'iinl , pro. terellff' ln h•-tology, and her college "ftlliofmllim. .. ... ' -; .. ' -..-EnaqulJt aaid Chaves allegedly fal.siiied .. , studerit..)'usband face criminal charges
de.liven records and wu able to deUver I cant believe you called this meeting today, aft.er a pet shop ·o_wner checking
the thousands of eggs to the George beelu. of m, ift.aervlce propoul," sald his ml!flagecy ct merchandise-allegedly
C<Jben BaW11n..~ Loe ~elH C..tr.i -~Im M~, pij)lclpal of O'NeUI School. lnl<r111Pled a weekend burglary.
Market t*ice i week:. 1 ~ -~ ~ t"q ~YI thri· hil bfen , ·• One suspect .apparently hldlng ln a roof
Chaves reportedly t0ld the egp .. ~ oa· ~ etmpuJet 6eeiuae of. ~ve.ntU1Uon passage fell out of it.moments
Cohen for about '2 for 15 doaen. Engquist atatementa thlt fdminlatrators don't 1after Ed White's unexpected arrival. ~eged.tbat .COben 19ld ~ wca at-retail ~ their teachers. Perhlps the teachers ·'!be au s p e c t plunge:I into a Dewey
;,rices -betweM 50 • aild ao cett~;{ a • beiDC," ~pruented .'by their Dumpster trash container below. '
sOoun:• .,-. • •• ; . aaocilUon. ' .. '· He escaped on foot from White's Pet
Heuld·iwarr1ntcbarilna'Coben.Wiih ··~·1 admit-the aurvey wu •Mt 1 IOOd Stort;4:40 E. 17th St., wlth the owner's ,reOOv.iDC stolen property hH•betll iuued one," retorted Chuck' Bower,. S&h Jot-son"and a friend hot on hb heels, but was
and .Q:abm WU amated &tu,rday., ... , qWn teacher ... presideqt,..'.,'I arp. tem~ to c~ptured tarJy Saturday, less tbllf two
ChaVll!I. who Ust.ed hls address at 12661 "J:ead1tbe wrltua itatament.s ,QOe 'bx one hOurs later. '~ta &I. Gardea Grove ii In c:urtOdY In about cllsclplJne· but Jt woold. be airing
lJir-"t..iaty.J111... • . . to~~:=~~~~"':;
:§.> ·--··-• • thtH: atori~ from what they wrote on the •Orte Hi ·. h aurvey aod what /beY are "l'inl hf•·"
• His wife, police said, was apprehended
In their parked car at the scene, where
investigators said they retrieved most of
the ,1,118 in loot, including seven exotic
· snakes, six' chacklwallu a'.nd 'two par-
rots. ga g Way Trustee Dennis Smith pointed out that
~ · ~~~ifil~pllne matter was .brou,i_ht up for r.:rr~· ff. , St «ti d . :~1011 aur1ng meet· .oo confer Booked on suspicion of bu.J:gl•I')'. were •• J.. a IC u . .. 1Wlon1 thts yeJr at .,hlch ihe'board Ind Geraldine M. Qlligley, 25, Ind pavid M. , . / , Y ;,,.;. the teachers d.llc!ust salaries and ,con-.Qulgley, .. 26, o1 2195 PJacen~f Av.e., 1c-
$! ¥-r"".. ... " "'· ·. •• •"' dillonl of employment, cording to police. 't -By_Capo . CounCJ} ~"H1•me1e1Jg~~torieeluch'a'n·hidlgnant Due to their • delicate CQnditJon, the response," fie said. !Rakes, including a $35 'ball python, two
Traftic condiUons' on the Ortega boa constrictors, plus one each glossy
HJahway will be reviewed by lhe San and king snake species, were returned lo
Juan Caplllrano City eoUiiiill at tonight's Tub ID • i " ,.ta.~ ~~:. i:ting in --'"lhe 9'~ -~ ·~ _e I? rin~ -·. ~ ... -, ~ .. ~ .-
After sever•! residents • comi>ii~ ~ .. -::. • . .. · ----Eanh Mover •
about new development on "i;he OtteP: ' '.!Dmp:. '11--.,ng· n1thM r -' . J •
beclu.e of the condlllon of the hiih••Y. i :X..:. .. :;.. 1. ll "' • : ""~ • > 'i-7.. •·· -~
the city med the State Division OI -M~Z "(AF) -"B...Ugiht~ :'.!furns Turtf«e· Highways to make a study. ,_ ' Al a result of the study the state a gen-·wgelher by the late show on ,. -
cy hu recommended the reduction of the television Virgil Lee Ramsey, 71, D ' Unh ..
•peed limit In cerli1n dangerous curve • and Elle<n de Renla, 60, are now .· . nver urt
arus but the retenlioh of the aame ~n and wile. . all iml The elderly couple met in the over speed 1 t, 40 mlles per hour. Alhambra Convalescent Hospital The report alto states that the Ortega 1 Hi&bway'• accidwt rate does not exceed here our years ago and were mar-
tbe. state average for this type of ried Sunday 1n the rest home with a
roadway. There ls no mention ol any im-champagne-and-cake. rec~ptiop ar-
provement.I contemplated by the state. ranged by attendants and· tVf'(l tn-. '
The council also will considu recom· terested churches. ..
mend.ations to formulate plans w make Rarn,S:,ef-' who. tended local golf
Ortega Htg'hway 1 scenic route. Bef6re greens for 40 years recently ac--
tbe at.ate o1Hclally designates it 1 ~ltlc quired a color television set for hls
highway, the city must prepare pl~ for ~~;,,,a had never seen .a color
the. enhancement and protection ot the lelevlsion set, and she like to 'had 8
corridor in the city• fit when she saw mine last week,"
!)U.ICOAST
DA1LV PILOT
CIMllOI C0AJT PUl.&.tsfflND Ctll#AJJIY ... . -••Mti H. W.M ,.,.. ...............
J•t\ It, C11tT..,.
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said Ramsey. • ,..
But the home had . 'JI n.ile!...
Residents . could not w a t c h
televlsion··rn tbe l'oom of anoUler of
the opposite ie:r: -unJes1'msrrled
-after the lounge set was turned
9ff ,early !ach evening.
A huge earth mover laden with dirt
from the -construction project at the San
Diego Freeway in Capistrano Beach turn-
ed turtle this morning on a steep slope,
.~~t its driver escaped injury.
Hlgbwa,y patrolmen were investlgatlng
· the spectacular r:nishap which occurred
shortly before 11 a.m.
The earth mover had been gouging out
earth in the.~p of a steep Incline at the
southbound1Be1ch Cities Offramp when it
suddenly rolled over.
The driver, wbo was not Immediately
Identified, was protected by a heavy roll
, .,,.l>Jlr and seat belts, patrolmen said.
· One of[icer at the scene predicted a
1'{1ajor headache ln righting the large
tractor and hopper because of its po1ltlon
on~an extremely steep slope.
· Bulldozers were put to work carving
out flat pads where equlpment could be
brought in fur.the salvage work.
-...... •Ml '"-'ti ........ 15 Cities Smile
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·-. . -Q,,rJ11 H. lMt aJcli1N P. N1U ~~ .... :. 2::_t;past Lights Up for '40 Miles' .. ..... .... ---w ,....,, -,.,, ,_.., ;: n~ pt~e Coast area com-
Ma,1i'!~T'1 'fO_J.•.( ••,'· t21St munttl.P._b.f'fl.*1Sn~ up as participants
a.-.".":' f,,!t~~ .. ~'"" · in· UiO'.'. m:•Odltliin of 40 ~files of
1-;--. ..;--.-.. • .,. ~ smilec.~ttie yearly lighting and
,c:.r.t ,,_. • •,:.:r l!:."' {ecoi-aOng tvtrit ~·w)lch draws flat-
1:=: ~~i'l ..... ..:= ' 1andlt£t0 the coait' to see the holiday i._ ,.,_ .. s.ighti: ~ • -.. ,!,."'
-~ n~-'" .. .. -The Oiifige ~ Xoast Association
• "and the DAJLYJ'J't.b'J: agiin have joined
• forees 11 'W-SPQl'll>ft of' the are1wide
comPehUOftfor .Wards. •
· New ~tries lrt'Jiae fl'acfilional rivent 1,...
_. ~~ tt)t_,coIQIQUDities of CUlverdale
(part o( tbe Jm11: community of Irvine .:.wblp1111~y bf •.;cJly before Christnw).
111As14• Vttl!>-1114 Lake Foresl "~iJI \1'1ley and Laguna Niguel,
~ fitwtomer1 last year, Will again
nomln1le entries. .
The "40 Miles'' judges will lake a
preliminary look al entrle.t on J)ec. 20 afllii will de;> their fin.I judging on Dec. 21.
Only entries t10mlnaled by local
aponao/'I wlll be co111ldered by the
areawide contest Judaes. Thouah It may
already,.be too late to sign up..for loco!
._ eompetnlon, follo"inf 1'' •."at ·ot the
apcmor1 wl'u> ~ nomlna t• · dlntltt&nts
for "to Mlle&'• -.wmb. ""'ll'ltvuted
cltizens should cont.act them for details or
contests. .
Caplsh'ant fteach Chamber of Com-
merce, fH-21~ Co r o a a del Mar
Chamber .or Commerce; Hal Plnchess.
675-4329 ; Ftont Door Committee of Costa
Mesa Chamber ol Commerce, Mrs. A. L.
Pihkley, SQ.1506i Dau Point Chin\ber of
Commerce, Mrs . Florence Larter, f96-
4591 : Fl'Ml1tala Valley Chamber of Com·
merce (Wqmen'1 Division), Mes. Mart lyn
Emptin&, 839-1738; Bu.ntlqtoa Buch
Chamber of Commerce ( W o"!n en • •
DiVlslon). Ralph Koo. 96U611.
Jrvtae-Cllvt'.nlale Architectural Com·
mlttee, Bob Orton, $47·7315: i.,au
Bucla Junior atamber of Commerce,
BUI Wood, .111·?12$; Lap~ Nlpel
J.fol'DflOwners AasociaUon, Pat Mancini,
5*«13G; Lake Forult Bob Fl1er1, &S7·
flOO; Ml11lon Viejo Homeowners ASIOCI•·
lion, Doug Hill, 5+&-5931.
Ne w p • r t Harbor Chamber of. t.om·
merce, Jack Barnett. C7M300: S.1 Cle-
mente Chamber ol Commerce, Bob
Evans, 492·11!1 : San Juet1 Be1utlful Com·
~ mlttte of Sia Jatn CllplJtrano Qwnber
ol O>mmerct, .Pat Toner. 831·1'77{' and
IWllJ1e1.r aiAinber of Comnlerot, 144-
1111,
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Evidence including a double yellowbead
and a woolly white parrot, valut}d at $2SO
each were also returned to the stock for
safekeeping.
Investigators said one patchnose, one
king a.nd three glossy snakes, plus an
Aftlcan chameleon managed to slither
away during the wild escapade, initially
reported about midnight Friday.
Officer Phil McCormick was called to
the scene by· White, of 2126 Miramar
Drive, Newport· Beach, who had stopped
by with his whole family to check on the
anJmab. He said his wife entered the shop and
immediately remarked that some of their
snakes and other reptiles were missing,
along with the parrots:
No speclOc evidence ol a burglary had
yet betn found.
"I heard a commotion oul!ide and ran
out," White told investigators.
"A man had fallen out Ot the vent into
the trash barrel!," he declared. _;.,
Scrambling out of ihe dumpster con-
tainer, Ute suspect ~ over 1-fence "'
White's son and companion chased him
unsuccessfully.
He said he found Mrs. Quigley sitting in
the serpent-laden car, which was also im·'
pounded as evidence pending disposition
:~~y<.>r ~ixes Raise
of the charges.
Her husband wu stopped on his
motorcycle by Sgt. Max Wilson, at Vic·
toria Street and National Avenue about
1:30 a.m ., on the buis of a general
broadcast for his arrest. • ·•
Pollet said 'Mrs. QWgley give. a state-
ment inclUding the fact she and her hus-
band are Interested in snakes and had
just stopped outside the store to peek in
at the serpents. • ·
One Acquitted
In Laguna Beach
'Drinkers' Case
A Los Angeles man arremd durinc the
Sept. S Laguna Beach "drinkers' Wilk''
bas been acq~tted of dlar,a, o( misde-
meanor &S.W11t wJtb a vehicle u a·dtad·
ly weapon, in south Orange County
Municipal Court .
The verdict was delivered Thursday
after two days of testimony In the
courtroom of Judge Warren ~~Jght.
James Van Hom of Los ,An ( f.).'e s, police asserted, attempfed to1.rui11fown
patrolman ~rmen Polla!lro In a pl\rklng
Jot across the stre"et-.from the .orj>lis.na&e'
Bar, where a distUrba'nce1toOk pta,ce.
Tlie study, according to a joint.powers
agreement, also could include proposals
for ConslructiOO of water transmission
lines, 'pumping: stationi, dams and lakes.
The first annual budget of the agency
will be fonned from contributions from
each member.
One extremely -attractive aspect of lhe
regiOnal approach to the Issue of water is
the avpll8bllity of government grants for
major projects, Spokesmen said.
Such grants •have helped offset the
co.'!ls ol the first joint sanitation project
undertaken by four SERRA members--
the rebuilding of the San.Juan Capistrano
sanitation plant to ser-ve four separate·
agencies under a cooperative agreement.
Directors of the new water autfK>rit)'
are Meadows, Kenneth Lawrence, from
the CaP.lstrano Beach district, •nd
Doua:Ju ·O!tman; representing the Santa
Margarita Wa~ District.
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c1tr~tmo8 Pl{iy
Set at School
A Christmas play called "Christmas
Party" will be staged for parents and
Parep\Mlcher Association members at
Co_r®Jtra)&c-hool on Tuesday .
The",.PJ'OdlJ(:Uon, presented by fourth,
fifth i&f.)lltb. ltade &tudents, features Chrlst.mil~Ato1tiiln other countries. lt
, YOUN<lsTOWN, Ohio (UPI) -Mayor
-Jack Hunter says he Is not paid what he ta..wolib but on 'J'rlnclple has turned down
a M.000 a year raise. "I filed petitions,
sought the nomination and ran for a job
that paid $20,000 a. year and I intend to
serve at that aalary," Hunter said Satur-
d1y.
0£ the 10 case5.belfd So 'far, Sl.i:'~bave
ended 1 In i:cqutttar, thrtt in convlctloii.
and one in a hung jury. ,,.. · • b dirided~Oy Mrs, ·i.aRoyce Kincaid.
Tlie.play, will· tie.,:iVen at 7:30 p.m. In
the ~miilQPir-29,..~room. A short PTA ~~ ~ l'iJI Pe: eta_. prior to the
pefto!'""'"'" . '" -·
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'Tile next Case ' 1i!f [s ·Wednesday..'-s jury
trial for Petrfcl.i 01Brlen-, --30262 ~a
'Ave., Laguni ~I~> wllO IS Charted with
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SAN RAFAEL (AP) -
"Interment at Sea 'With
Dignity' .. i.s the service offered
by a new finn that will pro-
vide a yacht for burials in the
Pacllie oil CafifQl'llla.
"We are trying to provide a
aervlce off the Goldea Gate
-that is not only eConomical but
beautiful,"• aays James Ma·
gee, a ·former Navy fl.ler who
is one of thiee perlnen In a
venture called The Seaway.
The firm• will convey on a
yacht cremated remains and
members of the family-with
their own minister if desired·
out San Francisco Bay's
Golden Gate btyond the three-
mile limit where a new state
Jaw permits scattering of
ashes.
The trlp woul~ be on the 44-
foot, $85,000 cabin cruiser the
Seaway, owned by partner
Chester Sbum~.le, a S a n
Rafael imi brom. . .-. ·
and crematoria," Magee ~i¢
He said the trio bu ap-
proached some 500 Bay Area
funeral dirtcton with their
idea. "'1'1ie re!pOnst thus far
has been at l east
lukewann, and in most cases
enthusiasUc."
No burials at sea have been
performed )'t!t by the MW
firm, Shutmate said, but he
predicted that wilhln a ~
the Seaway could be handJing
u~ to 100 burials a month.
Magee says the disposal of
intact remains at sta-u dOoe
commonly by the Navy and
the Merchant Marine outsidt
the 12-mlle Umit•W'ould be
more expensive because a
heavy metal casket would be
involved.
He aproaches that aubject
with reluctance, p a r t I y
because no one bas asked for
it yet, partly beeauae he aays
be.knows of no law that either
permits or forbid.!! burial of Jn-
The third ~. l s tact remains at sea from oth~r
C!arenee Coutts, ~ ret!red •'than r e g u l a r ocean-going
Navy c~let pet~y ?ffLcer. •: • ships. ·
Magee said ID an lnteryie1' '"We want · to provide a
Thuraday the average· tuben.I service which la b a 41 y
in the Bay ¥ea cost,, at least 'needed," he s8ys. ·
$1,500, and that disposal of "The national cemeteries
cremated rem~ins at 'sea are mostly fyll, :a.id th,e
could run . as low as $600, government •lready ,ts buyinJ"
depe.ndlng on the mortuary ln-land in Nevada lo burY
vol\led and the services it bas veterans. · ·
rendered. • ''We're really ottering onlf
"We want to work throuib, transpO,.tauon, Plus qie facpi~--. ind1 only throUgh regular . ty .of the ylCht tor a burial
morticians, time al dlrectors · sUV"ice."
Your Money
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'Tallulah Really
. I .. . .. Means 'Terrible'
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"Marder ii always 1 mlatUe; one abould aeyu do UY·
. -IUt oae eulOt talk aboat lfter dju<r."
: : • Oscar WUde . ... !t· BE STUDIED 588 murder cases, did Dr. Marvln E.
Wolfl1114 of lbe Unlvenity of Pennoylven11. In Pbilade~
• phia, It was. And be concluded after
lengthy consideration that about one
out of every four murder yktims
broogbt lbe killing M hi111!ell. Whal ,
kloks like murder, he sa.!d, oftentimes
ii just 1 oorl of oulcide. Interesting.
But suppose It'• no news to report the
penitentiaries are cluttered with kill-
en who did not mean tt, would not
wint to, could not help themselves.
" "
ONLY Col.OR !bat atln up little babies, say Iba cblld
:;Jl'Ychologi1ts, la red.
AM ASKED why the orangutan was 10 named. That
wu a Malay word meaning "man of the woods."
: • -AND NO MEMBER of the Woman's Lib &hou1d for1et
the old Japenese proverb: "It's a aorry household where
the hen aMounteS the dawn."
AS TO THOSE professional working girls known 11
:lal:Uea: of, the'niahl, t,helr average age in New York City is
• • 20. Ji!; MJam!, Jt'a 11. Or IO report the police statisticians.
:~ NOTE IT repeatedly stated that animal with the big-
." 1est eys la the blue whale. That's wrong. Some ' squid
· ~blve eyes u bl& u dinner plate!. Almost a foot ln dJ..
ameter.
QUERIES -Q. "Whal proportloo of Iba world'• Pro-
. test.ante are Lutherans?" • A. About a lltlrd.
·:· Q. HffOW LONG will olives keep ln the refrigerator?" . " · • ·. A. Probably abou.t a year.
' Q. "BAB NANCY SINATRA bad a nose job."
A. She baa aald so.
. ..A FEU.OW ha, asked me to marry .him. He does not
know that I have false teeth. Shall I tell him?" Such w1s
the query a feminine 6Ubscrjber years ago put to the great
lovelorn 1dvlceglver Dorothy Dix. Replied Dorothy: "Keep
your mouth abut." Do you agree wt th this counsel? I don't.
In such a romantic clreumstance, a girl ought not' hide what
can't be hidden forever. Now as to her past romanUc en-
_tanglementa, that's different. .
.·· · TAU.ULAH -Girls named 11Tallulah" like to think
: :tbeir moniker comes from a Cherokee word meaning "love
maiden." 'lbat'1 a myth. The language boys say it comes
from a Ottrokee wo~ meaning "terrible."
GAME OF CJIE&I; was once thought to be a great
memory developer. Particularly in India, this was. So in-
• ~ u pbannaclala !here were thought Jo need superb
manortea. 1~lt of aame were required to take up cJ]w
u j>lrl of their tralrilng.
WHICH CAME FIRST, color movies or IOW1d movies?
Watt. don't be too swift. First color film was "Toll of the
Sea" in 1922. First full length aound film was "The Jui
Singer" ln 1927.•YQU can win bets with this question.
Addrerr nku to L. M. Boud, P. 0. 80% 1B75, New-
port Beach, Calif. 92660.
Copyright 1971 L. M. Bof/d
Sex Perilous?
Experts Use Lure ori M<Jths
BERKELEY (API -Two gray aqd ,black insect -
lclentiatl are using the lure of known more Commonly U the
sex to heJp fannen know apple worm ..:.. was until the
wben to 1pr1y their orchards advent of · DDT abcj ~ other
foe fnltt-eating pests. sprays notorious for its habit
They have devised a simple of burrowing inside apples and
trip whJch uses remale codl· pears 'fhile they ripened on
lng moths as bait to draw the trees.
males onto a sticky surface "Farmers started 6praying
where they b e c o me im· three or four times a season
mobiijzed. Farmers then can just as Insurance against the
determine by counting them moths - a very expensive
whether they need to use procedure and ba1'mlu1 to the
peatlcldes. environment," Falcon said
"Until oow lhel't!'a been no Tuesday.
way of determining whether But Falcon and his colleague
tHe codling moth wu in the Dr. William C. Batiste are
Orchard ln sufficient numbers convinced farmers no longer
to do damage,'' said Dr. Louis need to spray indiscriminately
A. Falcon, one of t w o -spending upwards of $15 per
1.Jrriverslty of California at acre for each spray, and
Berkeley entomologlsll who unleashing tox:ic agents whlch
developed the trap. may be harming other more
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ountiau· Proposes Changes .in Schf_>ol F·ua~cing · ..
Br TOii IWllZY other than the wealth o( the provision In the CMolltaUon state that 1111"11 raised !or od 1-Y the Serrw declslOn. · m•Nioh 1 unilorm hue !or school dlslrld could be
, .,., - ---u a .oo&e." end In llltule which 1Uon capllal'oullly, l n c I u-1 n r Aljd ._ Ibo 111Qeated -.'ll"!CliDI levels. • reatrldod to the !lit gant
A • -luk lorce ~ .. __ .,,.,.., basic lid whether or not the boodl, .,. Doi a ~ of ninodltl lit 'lliD 1111111 wllh bli -Pruvillao • of , thal !lit amOwrt, or \lit pro~ of
·--''~v .. -• • ocbool district Is entitled to 'the WMllll ol-the dlstrld. . •. _._ .. ~,.. -: ~ 1llo.....,. "-·-full Hamon'• I hi rd "'""8tlnn cMilot Wiil wriilnl recom-Ed•ic1iofs ond anal}'lll ol equalization aid . vlolalel the SUch procrem1 OI ICbool ":.~ ol the 1lale· lnto mt. r..-,.ith,h.~tloo. oOUld be ' apjllied abov• tho •d._ thot could leod to the SUpnme Court'• coll\Dlenl "fiacel neutrality" pdncij)le. building lid ~uw wblcll school dlalrl<tl of e q u'o I ·~ W. dlalrletl to ..i >la-property tu rate.
a u: : cl J ol Calllornla'• ~_:.•t~ .. ~lar,•1~ PRINCIPLE CITED • allow omn< /orr:v..-lll ' -•od valuation. '! aUch .• their bwn,lu rate ·to ljlelld 111 1 .~\!~~at ".~ level1 ofof ..._. -atn*U Mn ~ .,, -• • repaymull ~ the pooiir r1Y1rnl'iol proved to be lm-"~ of 1Jte !lit grapt with ~.--.,.. ~,ea= cen
....., ;...... the job ol the' Hanaon COii\-Those looklni to the Hamon school diatrleb of ~ pbafbje In 'llew of tho siJlo and the ,allpulallnn that al I tu th.It a dlslrlCt a-.1to -·'*"'"1 111 Sac:r ;rolltee to 'man.Ila proposala committee for• solullon•to the but .. which relate In an dlvmity ol the area Involved 'd!Sir~ #¥"Iii" the . same Je\ly. 'll1A would have to Jbe
-•. ~ ol * Wtthtn the lramework Jald school Unanci!'I! lorrnula have replayrnenta to , the ·wUh!i of ·many improve men II on lbooO tu> rate "°uld spend at . the luJICliid .by' oome comNnatlon ~ c.imlr -atlilr·•· -. by the serr.,_,. rltlinr Pointed out th.it all ~ of lhe'dlalrlcls wouJ4 ;blve·11> be .. Jtnos coatd be !'fleeted 1n· Bl/De level. · 1 • , , of ,g"1erel Jund ~nd 1ooal pro.
...._ " and ~-· education mu.st come wl.thi~ -tevised. • · ' dt~tion. t · ~ProVl.sl'°' f(ir a flat irant • perty' tu 1upp0rt from t,b6.
· --'-the _,_. __.,_ '!be llil1lon cominittee nwat the "fiscal neutrality" prlri-r "You see the Jcln(l oMis~ we at • Iii! 1fraiit allowence bY 8 ·comb•-•!Qa !JI we1llhlot <llstrltla. " . o.ii.v ,,,.T, '"" -
· 'II "111 be ....,......-. = Calilornla'1 current ciple. I la-" HIHllOll w•. , . ~-, "-·•' lull , state 'a statewide ,_:,_...,-11. end "W 01"" to ]<!Ok . to . . ' al Ibo -Committee ID " Uon ...._.m --pt" -~ , • ~-r.,...., e are g .... , m ' LOOKS 'FOjl R~FORMS ....._ ·~· ~---~-~~-· ~-· Any language written Into He la,oot.llhoil of,..,..IWe. IWicflnr without a Joeol,..,... _.i fund support. Under these and other pro)lO~''' very .. .> ~ E'.""" ~ s;I; -the pr(nciple contained In Jaw must, theY say, clearly solutions to. the Pfi>N""' P,09', 'dlllg • o)lloo!. 'l1lls w o u I d thla, the spending level .DI the carefully," HUIOD SI~ School Stud, I 0H1noon Am WU ' named by Aile the preeenl equ~tion eldi~--'--"'--_;..;-_.;_T.7•--:'-:"""""',...,.7':.,;;,,.....:;,_;Tl-"::.,,....::-.,.--,,.--,.--~--'--,.--'-·------'~-r-~--,,.--~-..,-.7,--,---~ =~~. of Public aod ~support ~ .
--11}'11.ema tavol~, elate and Wllson llllll to looal ebaring to the level of a
.... ... --· """' ·~·---· .__ le ..... liii 111111 -Mardi compu~ -ra ·
i!l-)lltMt7<,.-.,.'paper. J"'~ol~~'it~
Al llla1 lime, Hanaon "!ill be neutrality" If.-!he lojmdation ~ ID lay belore the procrarn was e<iuaJ to the Intel
-Board o1 EducaUon cost of education. ' r no•"wwlatioos tblt wiD Bilt. be explained, ~ cur~. lwlP Gii l>oard -propoeed ·rent fOlmdat.\<!P ~ la set le&!..__ In a ""1 tbll '!ill at a level· I~ JiePw the ,ell!'·
• llrtiw ill's;:i.-.' -ttnl cost of educption and ci11C 1la Uiil uioon. an-adiool districts are authorized ..... 11J tbet Ci1l~o t'n1 'lo raise• additional funda by
lllit• Court Ju 111 Semnn tutng boyol)d t b e 'com· dedil'!"' )lutatinnel tu ra\e IJlrough ~ 'l1Je llrrano ruling, Hanson pennlssive or Wted override
11111 II! an mtermw, supported . tu levies.
-. 0. 111111ueut cl. a.Los Aqtles "But that's what Serrano is
family th.It their 90ll, did not all about,'' Hanson said.
enjoy tbt educaUonal op. "'Under that system a district
pri&mltiel av1ll1 bl e to lJ allowed to · benefit from it!
.. _ In weeltliiOr echool · own wealth ill relation to that
l Cllllricla. , of other districts and the
·~ ' disparity that the Serrano
l. PAMBDD;.mNG family objected to i! created ·
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1111 • arpm.at that bu • and the 'fiJCal neutrellly' prin· •1arri!11P ritll to ~ 1erUor ciple is violated." I
)m'.tDe' bl tfte ~11·•Pc firm An attempt was made to
al" Altbrjr YOOlll •and Com-meet "fL!Cel D<Utrality" prin-,_,.. '* ' ' ciples ·before Riles named
JUDIQJ' na cbaJrman «·the Harl!on to lake the· chair on ~ I' '. ~ · CommlaiQn o n h1s new committee. ~ Ei:lucatkmll Refonn that last ,
:!""'handed Gove!)IOr Rollald FLAT G~
Jteacm a '19i>oge re)lOrt con-Two bills -Senate Bill 801 JUdnc.U. lfOUp'roOmmenta ' and Assembly Bill 14tlf..'.were
oill:eiltlclsrns on iliuch of the 'Introduced 8nd the language of
mte'a edUcational·aystem. both suggested the creation of ~ J<)lOlt contaln<:d _ a flat grant allowance equal to Joii1 • bifln the ;c.morn1s tlie cost o( educating a nonnal Sil~ Court bad even child In a rOgu!iir class.
1-'d o1· John Semno Jr. -,F\indl!ig""" to tie _provided
tfW ""' -: "Equal, <duca· by. ~ combinotlon ol a $3.75 tiooiel'-1Unlty lmpliel uno-sfatewide .property tu rate
qua). d lat rl b ut 1 on of and' state-'6'neral'Funcl sup-
raio•c•••" port. • ' · ~ Uld that conclusion 'LegWators who -~ the
;; win ' be ·a -of the ldeapld. If the realistic 11pe11-" ,.... c0mniittee•1 a~ to diDg level . waa once establfsb..
Ille -linanclnl! pr:ObJem. ed 1., eachJ!iBtrict r<,anness
• · -aald bis riri! job wilt ol 'l!'eelth, aids couJd -then be
tit: to fonn a steering com-Prqvided on top or that base to
: nilllOe that will pkit'the com-aJJow diflerent opending levels
"'mttt;lit1 c:oane of letion over ~ on the •needs , o f ll!lt nest.tlrie months. • particular .•tudenta. · ·
l .. "We already knqw that we Propon~ of~ the measures
J ..... 1 -dJverpnce ol opl-..,.n1""'led ·that · equal educa-
Jdoa oa a tapic'or two, but rm tlOrial oppOrtunifp cOuld then
• .., ...-thflt I ha~ the ldnd be • guaranteed !or ·a II a. Gt ·oommJttee that .w i 11 Ca.Womia publJc , ~, ch o d I ,. rlcCfcntse thla and oot allow it children •. •./.
•to stand in the. way of gn> But, it ,wa.s,argued, a feature
J ~"be said. . o( tboae bllla;<fid DOI meet the
., ... .._, of the ·committee "fiscal neutrali.tf'' ..,provisions
JDembers, Hanson 1 a J.d , -the fact 1Uiat1dlsb\U!tl were
•· "1Nady are 1todylng the allowed · to w:eed the $3.75
ti: &Jpftme Court's language in !tltewide ,property tu: .rf;te
the Serrano -decision, pa~lng and . l!enef.jt from their own
.~ attention to a comment wealth for every cent lt\!led in ·trw lies at the heart of the ucess of that rate. nilfnl: "'!be quality of public The SU""""e .l:o~ did nOI
~ ~tlon (in California) may say , that ba:sic aid 'was un-
-DOt be a function of wea1th constitutional. It said that tAe • •
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~~·Navy Seaman James F.
~ ~. IOD of Mr•· Norma J. • JlliJler of 570 Hamlllon, C:Osta
}leai, boa graduated !tom
, fectutt training at the Naval
Tralnlog Center, San Diego.
:-He Ii a graduate of Estancia • HJc1i Scbdol, C:Osll Mesa.
' ' · Ah-man a-e1r M. c.mer,
.. • ion of Mr. anCI Mrs. James E.
Qxner of 6151 Glacier Drive,
~ W-lnster, has completed
• bis U.S. Air Force )>asic
~ tralulng, at the Air Trelnlni
Command's Lackland AFB,
Ta. He boa been mimed to
"' Sheppard AFB, Tex., for
• lnlnillC In aircraft main-
tenance.
Army Reserve. Llelltenant
C.Olonel Rajcic was cited for
outstanding achievement in
developing policies an4 pr.
cedures in the Office ·of the
Inspector General at the 83rd VS Anny Reserve Command
Headquarters. --Army Private · Waldo R.
Robin, son of Mn. Tillie R .
Robles, 7281 Plaia,
Westminster, recenUy com-
pleted the first phase of
training under the Modern
Volunteer Army Field EI·
perlment at Fl Ord. •
U.S. Air Force Sergeant
Alli..t P. A vlla, ol 10911 Lin-
nell Ave., Garden Grove, is on
duty at Udom Reyel Thal
AFB, Thailand.
Sergeant Avila, a medical
specialist, is assigned to a unit
of the Pacific Air Forces,
headquarters . fo; air opera·
lions in Southeast ·Asia, ~
Far East and Pac:l!lc area.
Before his arrival in Thailand,
he served at Vandenberg.
His wife, Pa,ricia, ls the
daughter of Mr. end Mrs.
James J . 'O'Connell, 1™92
Warren St., Westminster . •
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Mrt. Robert A. Hartdtgen,
8101 Nato111a Ave.,
Westminster, rec:tnUy com-
pleted eight w,eeks of basic
training at the U.S. Anny
Training · Center, Annor, Ft.
Kno., Ky.
Marlboro liglils; 14 mg:'1ar:' 1.1 mg.nicotine w: per cig'itiwbjfTCmedto4
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he, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dale
E. Bakkan of 6472 Hul)1el
Drive, HunUngton Beach, Is In
the ',Western P1cUlc aboard
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polls would -equip ~ -~...:::_~.::t:: ...
proportionale lo Ille -lo u.. WOO'lm's offtcer corp1 in.the Navy.
"You don~ want lo -l".......,amOJi
on a swnmer cruile to train them to W
eomblt of8cen, N said Ounrntnp, who ¥1
In charge ol otntegy lo forp, ID .\!II.
napoU. boacbheod. "So obrioulltf~
would have .to. be • ...,.. ourrlc1llmD
substitutes."
He noi.d that Annapolla llready ollen
sucb majon as i-mod and lltera-
and offen "Iii kinda of bwnaDltlea -
jecb wbldl don~ have muc!h liS do· -
firing a aix~inch Po."
·-·-.. dlacusflon -O!afee la Ille cool of redOlnl ....0
facilities to suit women Middies.
! ~·~t ·itl ~ill doJm· to," said ~
mhfgs; 1111 a~ JadieS' locker rooirl 11: tt*
gym."
Javils f1rll thought of cballqlnc U.
academy when a girl eonotil-~ him aaklng for a llOllllnallon f<r
-. ! 'Ille New Yort< Reiiubllcao oald lie mp
only one appllc:'atlon but be would ""l'I
sider other' qualified women candkllA for Annapolis or any of Ille oilier
military academlel.
U Ille ac&demy baJb al admllllnll
women, JaviJo says be Dlllll tile llJi
..... lo the Senate. ,.
"H"" collequea are carelUlly bnli~ along, they will eventuall.Y come t9
the proper JOlution,'t he ..W·of.~
fl. a bUI to open the Naval Mrdlh'I', midshipwomen. • . . ..., , · .._
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Capitol Cfime Up
WASIDNGTON (UPI) -Capitol police,
WM patrol the ~ around )he CaPilol
and the Suprerile Court,· ·report these
ctiJne Ila~ for the post 11 months:
one m..rder, nine usaulta, three rapes, 43
ho(dups, 35.~ by lorce, 11 alolen
autos., tZ?·thefts ~ c.ara, 19 purse snat-
~ and 14 other ~ crlmioal acb.
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your guests eiiJoy your hospitality. Platters to suit your need.,. and for your pleuure, •• whether It'• an intimate partT
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One lb. Boneless Cooked Ham
One lb. White Meat of Turkey
One lb. Round Sirloin of Beef
Servea H-16 people. '8,95
Deluxe Platter
1 ~ lbs. Boneleu Cooked Ham
I~ lbs. White Meat of Turkey
11 , lbs. Rout Sirloin of Beef
p us ••• olivea, pick1ea:, horaeradilh
11auc.e.
Servea 24-26 people. '14.95
Cheese and SHnl
Sliced 12 oz, Beef Chub
Sliced Kraft Swill Cheeae ••• 12 oz.
Sliced Longhorn, 12 oz •••• plus • , •
picklea, olives. Grey Poupon M~tard •.
Servea 14-16 people. '8.95
Seafood Plltter
2 lbs. Extra La~e Cooked Shrimp
1 ·tb. Alaakan King Crab Meat
Pitted OU ... , •• Pickle Spean,
Seafood Cocktail Sauce
· s..:Vea 24-26 'people. '17.95
Salads, too · ••. in your favorite varieties, and.in buDc packues that make tot tconol'ftYa& •en
as satisfaction ••• and sandwich fixin's, -barbecued chicken, frown hon d'Oeuvrea, deuerta
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A. d Sf k U.S.D.A. ··1s9 M• d N FANCY . 39c ge ea s ... ~... lb 1xe u.ts ... ~.~' . .,... •
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BuHont Splighelll '. .. .. . .. .. .. . l 9¢
Regula? or thin •.. cooks firm, yet tender ! 8 oz.
Frozen On1elets .... .. . . . .. . .. .. .. 69-
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'SAIGON (UPI) -6oulh Vletl9' "tflli
U.S. air 111pport lelll l,lllO tnlopS ...
Into Cambodll today In a ...... ,. •
tar1e North VletnaJMM force -.i
lllintl the big Cbup rubber>plantatiollll a
sanctuary. Mllllary _... prodlcted
major llgblinl!. '
In Salgol), Ille U.S. tommand 111-
DOWICed Ille pulloUI ol l,lllO American
servicemen from Vlelnanl tut' Wffk, Ille
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Ireland· Rebels
Slay Politician
BILP'Al'l't N~m lrelanil (UPI) -
'llta -.... of Ille outlawtd lrllh
Replib1lcu Mm!J (IRA) said today It
WU .._,,;tb1e lot ldlJlng I Protlltanl
lqlslator Sunday Ind blowll!i ap hit
home. •
and In the ensuing 1truute reaelved
wOllllds from which he died."
According to the statement, tbo
aienator's body was not dragged lnto tb9
living room of the home e Mrs. Jaarnhlll
told security officials "but was left wberw
be fell in the ball.'' .
ly THOMAS MURPHINE .... ~~ ..... • largest weekly tro9P Withdrawal in more
In a statement laled In Dublin, Ille
IRA said the dealll of Nortj>ern Ireland
Sen. John Barnhill, 65, WU a ml.stake. It
~d be had been ask~ evacuata bis
home, but wu shot when he attacked
memben of Ille rald!ng party.
Barnhill's home was selected for the
raid "because Sen. Barnhill represent.a a
leading position in the Unionist Party and
has been identified as a auppcrter of
Prime Minister Brian Faulkner'• policy,
of re~ion and terrorism agalnst the
working class of people of the north," It
Cl'tYllOOD DEPT. -SoolhJn& wbrd1
have been rurllin& lorth from the <l>cmly
S.t In the post ·f.., days. The pro-
...,.._ have appor"1Uy been aimed
Id .. -...,, the f ...... ,.. <itybood In t¥ lrvloe c:ommuniUes,
Never fear, the voices soothe. If you
-ogalnst being a city will! tues and. all those bad \hlngs, us Big Daddies up
here In the County Seit will sure take care m you. ·
Sure they will.
·ONE OF TIU!: l1tast County Seit flaures to Icy pedd!Jn& verbal tran-
QU:lllren out Irvine way Is Woodrow :WU... Butt.rlleld, chairman of the
Orange County PlannlJI( Commission. In
• "'8eplllg 11estute. -.field has ''lqecl" the county to adopt a two-yqr
freeze on any future anneiations in
1"""' tm'ltory llhouJd the cltybood vota
fall. .. ~
That Is nice. Nice because· !he lutun
dty of lrrine, any time it ls formed.'wtll .,
need some industrial base in' trder to ·
bold tales to reasonable levels for home-
owners. •
And _, th~ Irvine folks well Know,·
~·vt 1101 bad old Santa Ana poised Utere just across the freeway, watering
at the municipal mouth in hopes of an-
~the ta1-heavy industrial lands now
epmafked to become part ol lhe 'fu1ure
!rylne city.
So Butterfield's suggestion IUfe IOWldl
10oc1.
olUT IWIKI Comes now Richard Turner, eucullve secretary ol Orange
Olonly'1 1.Gcal A&ency Fomutloo Com-
miuion (LAFC) which rules On fulW'e
aanexations and cltyhood1 and such.
And Turner makes some pretty flat
•men.ts suggesting that Orange Coun-
tt limply can't l!U"rantae 1hat kind ol
JQOnitortwn.
'!'bus another pol!Ucal ploy punctured. btber arguments aa:ainst I r v l n e
c:ltylwd, ol course,""' belnl! pumped out
fna the County Seat these days and one
of tbe fa•oritas up there II to tdl the
Inlne folkl lllat ll!ey are In danger ol
becomirc 11a company town!' What they
~ lcybl& to •uuest 11 lllat the Jrvlna
Ranch people will run the place. 41DS JS A particularly lnterestlnl! bit
of'.double-think in view of the Irvine Com-
piny's past track record of 0 .lnfluenclng"
other governmental agencies where it hal
hid prime dealings -like the county of
Orange and the city of Newport Beach.
pver the years, I've watched ~ea ot
lryine representatives come before the NtwPort Beach Planning Commission or
~ C.ouncll with various proposala.
"they've been !hot down so many timee
that if the planners or councilmen were
uSing real bullets,· the Irvine Company
folks would look like walking Swiss
dieese.
' !'RE PLAIN FACl'S are when the
ranch company starts dealing wilh a
aoyemnental agency I more often that not the company folks come through the ~ith hats in hand.
is liWe reason to suspect it will
dlHerent shou1d that governmental
a · ncy be the city of Irvine.
yway, the countdown is closing ln
rd the Dec .. 21 cltyhood vote for folks
in the Irvine communities. And It
l s like the County Seat will have It.I
air machine cranked up tQ hlgh.
it'hrough It all, you have to ask younelf
wl!al the County Seat functionariel up in
Slnta Ana have to gain by defeat of
ltrlne cllybood! That seems to be a good
qUe&tioo. Control seems to be the answer •
' Two of ~ta's reindeers escaped onto the Pall..,i .. Interstate Park·
way in Bear Mountain, N. Y., after a picture taking session. Police clos-
ed the superhighway while 1'Santa's helper111 rounded them up after
two-hour chase. Pursuers probably should have been waltini foe rein· deers at the sign at right · '
' -~oncessions, by Jap,~~~~
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Fall ·Short of U.S.rGoal
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HONOLULU (AP) -The Unltad S!atec
pined major trade -Ions !rm! the
Japanese in weekend talkJ here, but not
ao much u the Americana bargained for,
·Japan~se spokelmen 1ay.
Latin President
' Leads Assault,
Halts Hijackers
SAN JOSE, Costa Rica (UPI) -A 1111>
machine gun-toting President Jo 1 •
Fi;ueres led m o r e than 200 Natlolal Guardamen Swiday In o hi·
jacked Nicaraguan jeUlner,• Ill
qlnes and llreJ, lhen ldlllnfl two tbo
oerlal pirates.
One poa&enl!~ WU l'OUnded wlier
when be tried to resiJI the hlJ1ckera.
Tbe Lanlca ,airlines pllot, Capt. Ml11Ue'f
Murclano, aiid tie bad jUst taken off frorD.'
San Salvador, El Sa1vador on a flight
from Miami to Man~, Nicaragua
when three men pulled gurus and said
they were taking ov.er.
.Murcllno aald they demanded to be
flown to Cuba but ogreed to a landing Ip
san Jose when they were told the plane
would have to rtfuel:
The hijackers let the -passengen d1Hma
bari: in exchange for fuel. But Figueret
sped to the airport and ordered police to
prevent the takeoff. He took up a suJ>.
machlne gun and led police and
guardsmen, who filled the plane with
teargas, shot up the engines and nattened
the tires.
The engines burst into names and
police f11ed into the plane through smash·
ed windows.
Big Four Will Meet . .
For Cold War Pact
BERLIN (UPI ) -West German
political sources said today the Big Four
fureign ministers will meet in Berlin to
olgn Ille protocol designed to end tht cold
war in this perennial lrollble spot.
They ssld Ille signing wu upecled to
take place in two or three months.
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· . The same ..;a.,;, .. p.iicatad that tlie
American failure to win all It,. pis
ooul4 dim proopecta for ognement In In·
ternaUonal monetary rUllgnment.at the
Group of Ten .mfftings ·in Wa,ahlngtOn
Friday and Saturday.
: Japan will unilaterally reduce tarUfa On
IO items, hopefully by April 1972,
~apanese· Customs Bureau Director
Kltsura Akahane announced Sunday at
~. close of the two-day aw.ion between
hlgh·ranking American and Japanese
trade officen.
The Japanese also will eliminate Im-
port quotas on four Jttm.s and offered to
reduce Japanete auto import tarilb from
10 to 8 percent if the United Statu would
lilt Its 10 percent imPort surcharge on
Japanese good& 1 . J-delepteo resisted U.S. pl ...
for further De11oliatlon1 thit week, the
Ja-lpOkamen said, because the"
Unltad Stataa II preulnl! f°' conceulons
In pollljcally senslllve _.. ~
The Amerl?JU repor.tedly asked for
tariff reduc!ions on call!• producta and
computers, among oth_a.
'Hair' Me1nbers
Do Church Bit
LONDON (AP) -The cut of
'1Halr," wearing clothes for the oc·
casion, Jed the choir and con·
gregation or St. Paul's Cathedral in
songs of their rock musical at a
co~union service Sunday night,·
celebrating the third anniversary of
the show's London production.
Outside, hundreds o(.
demonstrators sang hymns in pro-
test and denowieed the dean or the
Anglican Cathedra1 , the Very Rev.
Martin Sullivan, for inviting the
cast which nightly appears nude in
one scene of the musical.
Two ~ in the congregaUon
ot 2,000 also shouted protests and
were hustled out by ushers. At the
front of the cathedral, on either
side of a huge altar gleaming with
golden chalices, sat the cast and
the dean in his richly embroidered -·· . , ·,
iWintry Storm Numbs West
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su .. marv
than 1ix monllul. 1 •
A command corhmunlcriie aaid U.S.
troop strength fell to 171,i)OO on Dec. t,
the lowest since November,~, but still
thort of the 159,000 fipr9 ofderl<I by
President. Nixon for Olristmas. '"
The only action reported In Sooth Viet·
nam wa~ akirmi.shing between irregular
guerrillas and mWUamen, but a
spokesman 11id two Americ&ns were kill-
ed and eight wounded SUn4ay in a Viet
Cong attack again.at a U.S. outpc:t ~
Ille coutal city of Qui Nhon.
UPI correaondent Kate Webli reported
from Pbnom Penh illlt Cambodia
government troops reocaJpled the llDlll
villap of Thmat Pont!. 11 mil .. -o1·
l'!>lml Pri, wilhout a fll!l>I.
NW figbllnl! WU , i'eported In Laol.
,Briti!h. boop8 due Barnhlll'1 snwbed
body from the rulos of his bombed borne
early lllls ivomJng.
"About S:45 p.m. a unit of the IRA bas-
ed in the iii: counties (Northern Ireland)
carried out a raid on the ,bome ,ol the
senator," the IRA sta~t aald.
"'!)le ~of the raid wu to deolroy
the houae In rePrlsll of the ctestroctlO. by
British forces . of working claa homes
throuib<>at the Jl'OVlnce. • "''On entering the house, the officer in
charp Informed Sen. Bamhill illlt hit
home waa to be destroyed and be was
asked to evacuata It aloni wltb hit flmi·
ly. .
"He then attacked the. raldln& party
said. .
Faulkner earlier accused the Irish
Republic of harboring the gunmep who he
said probably killed Barnhill in the first
political assassination in three years of
escalating violence in the province. He
called It a "foul murder."
The IRA at first denied responsibility
for the murder but then issued its later
statement. Mrs . Barnhill said she and
her' husband, 6S, were watching television
in the living room or their three-atorY.
country estate in the village of Strabane,
one-half mlle from the Irish Republic
border. ·
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NEW YORK (UPI) David
Sarnoff, a llUlllan lllunlgrF! 1 paperboy wbo became one of
the' gtanta of• Ille ......
milnlcatlolll Industry, died
&mday of complications from
an ear lnfeetloo. He wu IO.
Samo!t't commUfllcaUoos
carter was launched April 14,
1912 when be was the first
American to hear word of the
sinking of the Titanic. He went
on to pioneer both radio and
televi!ion and rose t o
chalmwi of RCA Cotp.
He retired from RCA in l!rll
but retaJntd Ille title of
honorary chalmwi until his
death. He bad suffered from
the ear Infection for severa1
years and underwent a series
of operations to try to correct
It.
Funeral services will.be held
at 10:30 a.m. Wednesday in
Temple Emanuel.
"General Sarnoff bad the
qualities of aplrlt that embody
the highest tradition of our na·
tlon -Imagination, daring,
partiotlsm and generosity,"
Pmldent Niloo said &mdaY·
"Mrs. NIJ:nn and I join his
family and Ille nation at large
in mourning the pwlng of
this gifted American."
Neither an lnventor oor an
orfgfnalor ol ;the electronic
means which' brought the
raido-televlslon ;,;;;,m, Sarnoff
was a man who saw clearly
the potential of these new in-
ventions and gambted·on their
success even in .the darkest of
times. •
In 1916, he asked the
Marconi Wireless Telegraph
Co. for money .to develop a
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Packard
Steps Down
WASHINGTON (UPI) -
David Packard, who lost $26
million of his personal fortune '
,while trying, to save the
governrnent IDOney, officially
left hil post as the Pentagon's
No. 2 man today.
Packard, who came to
W 8lbinalon when the ad-
mlnlstration toot over in
January of 1969, resigned dur·
Ing the weekend effective to-
day from his $42,5()0..a-year job
as deputy defense setre~. ,
His job principally involved
improvina the management of
defense contracts to avoid the
kinds of fiscal traps which at-
tended the Fiii and CSA con-
tracts of the previous ·~
mlnlatratlon.
Infant Stranded
illlrlng hll •••rly three
years in office - a year
longer than he planned to stay
-Packard found Washington
Jess than satiBfying. "I'm
neither a pclitlcian nor a
bureaucrat by temperament,''
he once said. In his resigna·
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In St9rm Freezes
BOISE, Idaho (UPI) -A
barefoot young mother was
sitting in the middle of a lone-
ly mountain road in a swirling
snowstorm when F o r r e 1 t
Fleck rnnnded the curve ill hll
plowing rig.
.. She was nearly frozen and lnccihoren~" aald Fleck, llho
drov. Wilma udey IC lniles
lo Idaho City/ Ille nearesi
town. She told autboriUes her
two children were still In the
wilderness.
Searchers fo~ one son,
Matthew, 3, alivt in a car, but
her other son; 8-montlH>ld
Andrew, wu discovered
frozen to death 1 under 10 ~
cbeJ of new snow.
Mrs. Lindsey, ,26, WU listed
In "fair" condition with ex-
poiure aad frostblle at a Boise
hospital. Matthew was ex-
amined and discharged in the
custody of his father, David
Lindsey.
Boise County Sheriff Joim
Wllliam1 iaid llln. Lindsey, of
EQunett. was driving over
Mores Creek sUnmlt with her
children Satlll.'day eve n I n g 1 when ~ car Wcame stranded
during a· storm that dumped a
foot of new anow tn the area
ovemighl.._ .. .
Williams ~ 1ak1 the . woman
told him she+ 1eft her older
child ill the car and tried to
walk to Idaho City with the
GIFTS FA.LL
FROM SKIES
baby. Two miles from the car, tion letter to President Nixon
she collapsed, apparenUy after be said he was leaving govern-ment for "stricUy personal dropping the inlant in the reasons."
sno:w, the aherilf s a 1 d • Officials aaid he would
Williams tltimaled I he relum lo Ille HewleU.Pacbrd
temperature WU IW5 during Co. to, paio Allo, which lie CO-
lbe night. . . founded. ' . .• • ..
LOVE IN FULL BLOOM _
A bridal coruga of lavender orchids. A
bouquet of tiny pink l'Olebuds. Or a roomful
of calla mues. These are the memories thet
will last a IKetima. Uk& a beautiful wedding
set in 14 karat yellow gold. Your choice:
A. High polish swirls contrast with florentine
finish. $125. e. Eight diamonds In textured
finish. $396; C. Trio let In contrasting
pofished and textured gold finish, $260.
D. Sbc'diamonds eet In combination of white.
and.yellow gold, $176.
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Open Mon', •nd Fri •• I 0 •.m. to 9:JO p.m.
Remember when all you
eould find on the beach
.. were shells and seaweed?
And occasionally a piece
of driftwood?
Times have changlld.
'Kids today find anything
from beer cans to sewage.
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Then there's air pollution.
And land pollution.
But the b~cleanup
is beginning'. The power
behind it: electricity.
1!1 t~e Yea1'11 ahead,',
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electricity will pump more Y A.i).d the tra.nsmissic;m lines
millions of gallons of , to deliver that power/
water through purifying Nucleir power plantS are
systems. one of the ways we plan
Electricity will power to provide additional
machines to recycle electricity. Nuclear power
everything.from cans plants are a clean source
to cars. of Jow:-cost energy. ·
Electricity will run And they are smog-free.
new air pollution control Without .more power
equipment. plants, there simply won't
The additional demand be enough electricity for
for,eleCtiicitywill be • the cleanup job ahead.
enormous. 'lb meet these s;;J-.F"""
new demands, new power _
plants must be built now. Southern .Csllfomls Edison
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purpoee, the pnelleo 111 '9--1 nllldl !be poUUclan'1 , .
dem. to ~ or 1laUar COllllltuenll wbo rDJgbt belp
pt blm ~ -l'HlectloJi being the No. 1 con-
11.i.quon .,.. .;.rtY ~ eleclecl olftcollolders. . •
'Ullda:·~· IDd .... the gulllble occeplln.I •
catclHll m ~!vii ... &o,qiel, trutli can tllll1 IM. In the botb of accqncy and ecoD01111. utenlion practice mould be reformed. But •
It won"t be -not oo IODC u congressmen beUevo Ir•
a way to make .lime with lbe,votera.
'Smile' for the Judges
·Tbll ·gm.t-Qrange Coast of ours· bas begun to Ilght-
up ' lb lrutu.11 and tradiUonal "40 llilea of Cbriltmu
Smllea." •
Though' the 40-mlle-Jong amlle. 15 just as long as It
bu-even been~ llretd>ing all tbe way from. Seal Beach
to San Clemente-tbe amlle 15 wider tbil year.
· New communilies tbil• ..... n join tbe fmndly com.·
peUUon bom ·1n depreaslon daJL T\I• Orange Coast's
virtually UDl!l8tcbed holiday glow and glitter will be even
brighter tbil year because of the added comniunity~prtde
of the'nri' entrants. •
'lb DAJI;Y PILOT 15 pleased again jo join witb
tbe Ol'l!llJ County Coast ~·tlon In sponsoriDJ tbe
awanll P"'llm;t aimed at encouraging Individual home-
ownen, &114 bQilneeomen to ldd fJ!OCW t6Ucbet to tbe
holldaroplrll.". . ·•
Tab time. tblaJear-to naJJj loot at "40 llller of
Chrtltmas'.SipUer." 1ou do, 1i1Jt will mate· it WWtb all tbe effort: r •
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Some of the Dear
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Pref~..,.lfl ')Httereat From Comm14nists of the 30's
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Xhing& He . : . ,, ti ' Doesn t ~now·
A reader In IJllnoJs corncted a roc:eol
"quiz" eolumo of mine, In wblch I put
Pl!lllp ~ Jn the U.S. N1vy, whell he
eCtuaDy WU an omc.r In Ille U.S. """1°
(It dldn"t affect the-· ho-). :·
In his 1eljer to the P!'P" .calling at.
iiOt1m to my mlltate,11111 reader ·~ 'el Bllltl belal 0 10.ln1u,f,fera\'J_7
_ .. I ...... -Ilia aDipd ,tl1ldJo
11111." lly lid•
~·icbed when .Ibey
AW' tia9t one; they
Imo• 11oor 1poran1 r ;m.
:1No DllD "With· one ~d out of collou 111<1 anduata IChool,
~two In blah icboal, and another
""' ia """' school baa the leaal ihualon about b 1-1
"tnowladge.'' Every DJcht°he 1...,,. boW
lilllt.be -
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-Jou' cl An:'• ~ to
!'tijletic imqery" lbd stomaCb up.
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-,Apori -·e,oa1 the Great l>ilolr·· Reio .... ·1 (and thea ..,_
ly,i/·11111 ..... ~), 'tmlmlocenlof
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-Wbon ,... pl ...,..llhort -ln''"-tb,•I am loot; ouCh m:ane matters
.. c:alculul . mid ti11• mil!>t .. well be
Sansa1t 'to me. .
-All the natural aclencu, u:h u
biology, b!>lanY, IOO!ogy, and IO fGrth,
went tbrou8b me at school lib a -ct
Epsom ~ts; I~ -.U1,.,u,m,
ct•t1*1e·lil)portant dlictpllne1-.
-MY KNOWLEDGB,cl law ts lbnltad
to dtsllngtllablng a tort lrom a tart; the
THEY.BA.VE STOPPED utlng mo to oo1J tlllnr I !mow ls the doctrtno ol " ...
1iotp wllla their -...n, ucepl,for the cient llgbta'' hoc.au,. somebody ..,..
~st ', tblnu In EniJiah or com-tried ·lo put up a blgh-rlse nest to Ill)' plioa. Tiiey )mw·that my "erudition" bouae.
eomt1 ou1 cl a 1qe ·co11ect1oo 01 boob · --fllorllculturally, I can scartt!y tell a
'Ill' m7 alllce lhelves, and anyane ,wbo niH.""'" a lily; ~ltaily, I can't ~ to-dia Into the ...... boob cquJd ~ L cardinal from . a' pope; coa-cpme 9 wttli the ~ q~ and mologically, l can1 teU a quasar from a
ilNwtl'I. . • , . • • quark ~ and ecologically~ I still can..'t
' Just to· make my lllinol1 readtt fffl desqibe how a plant operates with better -apparenUy~ tbOae. quiuei rllie. '~photosyntbesb," which I can barely
101De people a vaat sense-!)f~lnferiorlty-•pell. , , • ~ ... rm halfw to JOI ctown.• j>irtlal lilt ct·1bo I hope ·that this < vtJ?', lrll!""'IAicll lilt o1
tacts r doc't """'' ant. wtilclt m.Y nly 11\tallecJ.,i and acaoemoc'dellclenci<1 ·chlldren can ratu; oll'~l'!.U. · dispel~ this affronted reaG!r'• delusion
' .' '}I r'•.t t ~ thlt'lpreenmys:elfonmyenldlUon.Only
• -TBB TABLE OF ~.etemnts· ,fut nl&h~ In fact, my ll·)oar-old p..
1," a complele my1l<r)> 111-me:•oufc<il tlenlly lrlld to e>plaln to me what "Basa
pre tbaa !GO, 11~-P.~ qaa\ll -~-~: l ·l\Ul don't get It.
Today's Radicals .011ly Shout, C~ant
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When I wu In graduate ICbool at 1bo
lhltvenlty ct Wlaconlln In the 1930';,
ICllDt of my fellow ltudentl were emn.
-and...., ..... what wire then 1mcnm u lellaw-travelen. Wbat I
.....,.ber moot vividly about the Qnn.
mlllilll ol -.days Is tUt Ibey loved
to IJIUO, lsr Into the nlgbt H necemry,
,to coGvlnCe ,.. " Ille ~ ol tbelr
-and the-clyoun. ,,...Ibis~
~ nae! avidly.
'llll)'had facll and
oa-andbilt«l-~a:,.r:.: 11-.1ar....,...,,.
culao. 'llll)' ....
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11\11. 1.-. tber
l(lthei'edUPllWl1 converta and feUow-
travelen
The radical• cl today are pro!Olllldly
dlfforent from the Communlsls of the
i0'1. Nowaday1 they don1 IJIUO. They
llmply try to sbout down the OP!X>Sltlon
with ~ slogans and obscenltl ...
'Ibey •l~''. for Ulmple, thlt in-
dullrlal and mUltary ncruitera be kept
off. clmpa11 tttbe """'"'ltraUoli Invites
the 1'Li1lltero lllf'OY, they mile no at.
tempi to porauade their fellow-students
not to be -tletoed. -they siln-pq 111-.·1o-"""" the roc:ru!len by.force. • .
A D15C1PµNE OF Prof. H. Bnx:o.
Franklin, the avowed Maol!t wllo led the
group that brnke up the meeting at Stan-
ford University at which former 1UD-
buudor Henry Cabot ' Lodge WU
ICbeduJed to lpell, jutlflo(d Ille ·~
tloo by uylng that the DrinclDle · ol
-ol speech does not 'lncluclo Mr. Lodce'I Ufreeckm to lie."
Donald Barr, ,,_,,,,uter ., ~
llcbool In New Yori< OIJ, 1lal -
In Mc:Call'1 the montlllty IO -lound
tn the present &eneratioo of radiclll. "I
will alw1y1 remember," be writes, .. one
moment of. CUUIJ converaaUon between
two boy1 In the school I run. Alan wu an
able, well-pullelf.togelber Manis! of 16,
the IClll of a llbenl professional couple
who admti'ed hlm devoutly. Michael was
.. lntento, bllnkln& 17-re.r-<lld, lelUsh
rather than leftist • • •
"It wu during the 1961 presidenUal
campaign, and Michael asked Alan. 'If
yw were head of the government, '""'1d
yw let Goorge Wallace ~!' Alan:
'Cert&inlT not.' Mic:bel: •wen, now.
Alan, you're always talking about llow
1epr-e this,IOC!tty Is, but It-lo
me that If guy1 lite ,.:Ml were Jn power,
yw ...Wd be more represU...' Alan:
'You doo"t · understlnd, l\licbael We're
right.· .. "
ARGUMENT RESTS ON the assump-that ,it bas simply gone' out of fashion. As
tion that the fellow who disagrees with self-righ)eous dissidents went from one
you is nevertheless a rational being, extreme to another + from sit-ins and
~se mind can ~·changed by facts and disn1ptions to arson ~ bombings and
logic. Even if people become heated in wholesale destructk>D -radical leaders
argument, so long aa they are responding lost their, liberal folloWing. At San Fran·
to each other's Uguments. they are con-cisco State, for example, there are still
Unuing ·to acknowledge each other's ra· radical .leaders -J)ut when they an-
tionality and humanity~ nounce a rally, no on~ comes.
However, to shout . the other fellow ' '.
down or to preveDt him from s~~ by. ANOTHER REASO~-for the quieter at-
disruption or vklleoce la to treat' twii~u .. mosphere today is the seriousness1of in·
Jess than human. It ls lronicaJ. that tellectual life en campwi. Academic
radicals who so Jehemenlly decry the &tandardll, loog neglem'll,. are "'""''"' ••defn1rDan1ztrc" effect1 ot modem m-eatablis~. ~s ~llli1Qt intelleduat
·dustrlal ~J mab a habit ol coolent -no TeqUinid reading!, no ex-'cwmmanlzlng ' oppoaltlon. ams, just ·groovy rap\ s;!!SSions and en-
In' liie U.S. :both white and black coon.Jer groupo -ave largely been
radkala refer to~thole tn authority as the ~-Loose grading practices have
"pig power structure." Japanese radlcal been tightened u.p. All this has driven
students call the police 1'doas." Events of away the unmotivated and jndolent -
the 41)'s have caliled me to fook back with both among students and faculty.
a touch ol noetaigia at my Communist Finally the students-who are in college
associates of the 30's who compared now are those'' who, as high school
with the dogmaUc :r.eaIOts of ihe kind we students, witnessed Qn television the
have today appear to be real nice guys. campus uproar of the past few years. ' They are determined that their life on
FORTUNATELY, lhe' anti-rational, campus is 'going to be' different. Warned
anti-intellectual radicalism that trlum~ by the unhappy events of tl\e past and
ed on to many American campusel after faced with an economic recession and a
'the victory ct the rr.. Speech Movement tight job markel, they want to make Jheir
II the Unl...,.lty ol California -in education count: •
Bqteloy In tho ' IJll of llM, has ll!'I As oiie ol oor deanuaid. the llil!er day.
1b0ut died out Oil college campuaes as-Of "I've never seen such studious students!"
the academic yur ct 1'11·'12. By S. I. Hayakawa
'lber'e are several reuons for this President: decl,!ne ol radlca11am. Ftnt Is the lad Saa f'rudlco Slate College
<sex Education Just Isn't · Enough!
For more than a decide the nallon has
bteb tom asunder bT the burning con-
troversy oVer sex edUC1tioo in the publlc
aohOols. • •
11111ep11 u Jt nxral! 1111 Coootilu-
tlonal! 11 II.dirty? • •
But what no ·one bas Polntld out, until
now, ii thit· aex educatloa ·in. O\ll" P,Ublic
ac:bools II polnUess. It Is polnUea, that
Js, unJeas the student ,.. · ·
hal .alao' taken I '
course in drink e:Ju.
l:a-ladeed, drink
-ahou1d he • prmqulslle.
This baa become a1JunlllnDy c1ur ..
-"1fbohuread
Dr. llmilet T. Ptl·
tlbone'1 uhaustive
•Judy of unwanted prqnandes enUded. 0 An Elbausttve stUdy ol Unwanted Prepanclea. ..
DIL PEriuioNE deterinlned that 16.4 -t of the )'Ollll( ladles Involved knew
whet they should have done to avoid
~pregnant. or, more accurately,
what tber ehoulcln1 have done. Of the ,...
malnder, u -llunted ... educa· tlon and· Ille other 1.5 percent ruponded,
"Dbn't know."
Of the vast majority who mew what
not to .. Dr. hal"9ne found. •.t per-
... 1 -"too Uddly, too -.. too blo!to" to -not to do IL Wb11e Abt .roll lllamad tbalr e<nlltloa OD tbl
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Dear Gtoqe:
MID inlllrlate the Womfll'I Lill J>ecat!M 1"" tblnt ,.. ... 10 nnarl,
and JOU'n .. c:oodelCelldlngi -r.;:.,:.r ~~ t =-~ .
'ftllte." You cond11cena1n1
dlaUTinlall
BETn"
Dear iloll)':
Quiet --I told '°" my bell WU ..,alllli(. 0oe _. word and
l'U take,.... 90lloc r!chls bed<. •
lad "lllero WU nollling good OD
television."
'l1IUS WE SEE that drlnlt edacatJon •Js
far more important than RS education.
Fortunately, 1 new orgahlzation, The
Drink Information Ir F.duCation Council
of · tbe U.S., (DIECUS) Is olltring a ·
pa,ckage course suitable for use ill oar
nation'• hl&h scliools.
IT COMES COMPLETE with· slides, a
Bartendors' Manual, a l>ydrometer for
measuring the l1cobollc: coolent of any
beverage, a cue ct UIOl1td llquon and
liqueurs for claaroom experiments and a
botUe ol asplrlo tebl<tJ. •' .
The teJ:tboot Introduces the student to
alcohol by nOUng thilt. nobody M earth
likes tt. 'Illerefqre, beginners invtiriably
mb: tbelr alcotiol with aome substance
sweet enougb lo dlsguUe ,the .taste. This,
says DIECUS, Is Jheir first mistake •. ,
· For uain(>Je, take a yoUng• lady who
onlen a 20-year-<ld Scotch and. Pepsi-
Cola. ·Not onl>: ts she unable to QB how
much Scotcb 1he'1 drinking, ·bu~ her
1¢1eman escort 11 ~ble to, teU tllat aj>e.
~·t know what she's doing . Wbicb oo-
, ly' ores up bis ambltl\llls. ,
· CHAPTER TWO, M the other hand, Is
called, '"Ille Martini -How to Mis, Pour
· and.Avoid It at all Costs."
Chapter, Three Is devoted to ·what a
Conclusion ]umping
Jumping lo ·con<lualonl: ..
We m taqht alrliost frOm birth to he
amblUoua and get as much out of life 11
possible. But an)'ODt Jn bM IOI who
asplrea to llva In biJ IOI ii reprded u
valn or 1tubboru, D>t aml:ltUoul. Wbm we ~ scmetblo( ct a --· 1o otben, we ... aD <11,..ted to bO pollle
and die aracefallJ ""' ...-matin& too much ol a bolber about II.
A thlng we·ve Dl'+'lf belrd -and uevtr
01J10C1 to -Is for a
pnfootbellquorter-
boct to ut neann
far • white <Jirilt.
mas.
A BOUT THE
TIME I fej!OW feels
llkehe'1aeeD....-Y·
lhlnl. he -a ~ lirl with
ant blue eye and me
lf'NI f1Jt1 and the world bu I I
.. talut.
More acquaJntencablp cloean1 always
lead on to knowledge. A dty·bom lrlend
ol mine eonlealed the olher day he hadn't
aem a ll'ff cow until bls lSth birthday.
When I asked him how many milt
flUCtts there were on a cow, be coo-
fuMd he didn't know. "I wa1 Just ln-
Jerested In what a cow looked like," be
&Pl, ''not bow ahe did bu wort."
Al I mailer ct lad, probably ball the
population ol Amerlc.I today doesn1
know the number of faucets on a cow.
The answer II four-UJUlil>'.
NOTBING GIVE!I a man more of a
feeling ct mortallty lhan having • tooth
pulled -or-finding 1 bole In his shoe.
An optimist 11 a panhandler who ex-
pect.a the cop on hla beat lO give hiIR a
quarter. s._. Is rt{allve, but about Iha .
hardest thing !or i.,..,. to put up with ts
a ttlall•e who becomes I 111ccess .
'
..
young lady sha:uld ·do in a young
gentleman's. apartment.i .. The first thing
she should do, ,says DIECiJS, is mix her
own drink. If he beats her to it and hands
her what he calls,,"just a light one," she
should whip out her hydrometer. phu:ige
it in the glass and take a reading or the
alcoholic content.
She shouJd then either leave In a huff
or put another record on, depending on
the reading -and what kind of a girl she
Is.
BUT BASICALLY, says DJECUS, 1
. ybung lady should confine herself to Im·
bibing only those drinks which are safe.
The only drinks certUied safe by DIECUS are: ~
Bowi>on in a .warm saline solution,
vodka and ipecac, Cointreau and mustard
water and S(:otch and cod liver olL
As DIECUS says in Its stem warning to
our young people: 1•11 the Go9Cf Lord had
wanted alcohol to taste good, He Would
have distilled it that way." '
It Is to be hoped, of course. that our
young people will not apply this same
divllie standard toward sex.
OltANOI COAST
DAILY PILOT
Robm N. w...r, MlitMI"
Thomai Ktnil, Editor
Alben W.Batn
Editorial Pog< Ultor
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The editorial .... •• '"" Dally Pilot accks to lru'orm anc1 atlmu ..
late ruden by pnsentlnc this
ney,<Jpa~• opinlon1 &nd com·
mC:lltArY on topics or lntel"ellt and.
•lgniOcance. by provJdinc a forum
for the expttUlon of"our n.'8ded
optnKms, and by preacnUnc the
diverse vl~ts of Wormed ob-
ff!'Vl!l'll and 1pokC$mtn on blplcs
of thtday.
Friday; December. JO, 1971
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Remap Authorify Under Fire
CHAlMS INTElNAllON;.I.
HONG KONG
SAa\.UIENTO' (UPI) -LL
, : Gov. F.d Reineck• advocates ....... 11.. t b e legillature'a
-to ... pportlon illelf beclule ! •11t•1 like the fox
watcbilC the benboule."
He llao ~ !bat
pollllcl Will lie llnoted when a
ape c I.a I &re-member reap-
portk41•..nt commlWon be
;::.""1ordrai:' ~~
'"Ille oeoole ... llck and
tlrod of the political ""' rymudoo1of _ 1bey've ......
the~ leiutenanl ..-uldlaan~. ••Reapportiorment ii fOr the
people. DOI for the elected of·
lldats. ADMl't to1 lo l>o dooe
.. ·the balls of --without regard to v o t e r
registration. ..
Republlca.• leglllatcn have
HEALTH NEWS:
Or • ....,' ........ D.C.
, YOO MAY HAYE NEUll0-
1llllPSIS; lllST DO
-anded that any lellslallve
,..pp1rt1ooment ix-ve the
poUticaJ status quo and not
eabance the Democrata' oar--
-majority In each home. But Reinecke saJd .. I don't
tblnk the status quo ahould bt
considered at all.11
"I'm sure if you took a clean
state and tuddenly moved In
ZO mllllon p e o p I e reap.
porllonment WOll1dn1 be -that way,'' he said. "The
-of what the Con-stitution 11)'1 about reap.
po1tlonlng every 10 YW'I II
that adequate representation
II to be provided for the peo-
ple. Certainly it never implied
rupportlomnent was to
preserve tbe status quo."
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SACRAMENTO (UPI) -'• = :r:;....... ,,,... Alllt•I--). • •• Tw.Wtsfeit ....... .to.. •.. •--w Tine ~ IUipodl, wbo 1 =-11 JI 2 CU!TO~ ""' , ,. , 000 ~~-~-~~In a: & Tie M~~, !!~::.,...,,.aw-. : ~ .._..,,. 1 ::•,i:..... Siil a ~Ir
desperate 1*"•Y tn nearby ; :'st:. , _
t Ltncoln, ,... arnm*ed, bl • 1 ....,. dlWM ,..... . ~. •---~-•~-•11 •• "9 flt JS..,,_ CMta M_, f811rln tf ~ ~ .,....-u-:uw Apertmtml -, 114 fw I OIC1'11/C ..... IMm IC""'lll MNlt • ')
SUDSay when law enforeemeol ...,.,,....,. ,'~·. "O.::"....!i'T111i .. • ..... · ·
oftlcen from three eo1..,. w. .._ .._.. Cell., VWt Mr. J.t s-1 .
cJOll!d ln. ---J._~~... 9t Na.,.....r 1-. Tel. 644-1711 ' '
" An tntemlve man h u n 11!~~-~~··~°"~;;;;~11~01~'-~•·~-~·~ ... ~-.. ~-~~,..~~~·~·-~~.':~ 'plagued by heavy rain and
blustery winds began alt.r a
market holdup In Unc:oln, a
amall f a r m l n g community aortbwl of here. .
..Patrolman Leiter
Scbellbach was killed with a
llbotgun blast In the chest ear-
ly Sunday wben be rm at the
bandits otter their car camn-
ed, llllo 1. sballow ditch.
Sttgeool Roberl Borroao was
'Take ~ perm.
It takes just '15
for a new holidayyou.
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Not ton& qo we reported on Usually a pinched nerve ,_
neurothllpala, a pinched nerve or neurothllpsll -manlfnll it.ell through nervousness and
condition. Since the article a lrrltablllty. Frequently head.-
number of Individuals have in--ach@S are involved. Theri ii
quired about thll bea1th prolr often diuiness or an inability k m. to think clearly or to con-
•'Trag1call,y few,.. II.YI Dr. centrate.
Gary L Couture, D.C.. ot the As for the pain. lt can be,
Couture Qrlropractlc Ctnter in literally in the neck, or in the Newport Bach, .. know of the shoulders, arms back or lep.
neurOthliplil 1yndroln:e. The Sometimes ~ I.a a tightneu ~ nerve' sets bantered In the chest or pain between liround tn CQllYtl'ation," he the aboulden when you take a
..... "bat ...,. few _people IC-deep -th. A """°"' stomach
1ually nlate -ID IL" can be the warning dgnaL
Boys Sought
In Slaying
LOS ANGELES (UPI)
Two teenage gang members
were sought by police Monday
In the fatal stabbing of a youth
who came to the assistance of
a younger boy being harassed
at a neighborhood dance.
More TNT Discovered
Near Site of Death
wounded in the race whe1 be
went to Scbellbach's ald.
'l1le gunmen, heavily armed
and described aa "prepared
for war," · took Borroso's
private car and eluded Placer
County roadblocks that "aeal-
ed oil'' the -area.
Treat yourself to a new
holiday hairdo with a
Helene Curtis Take 3• perm.
Shampoo, cut, and set ·
included. '15
1 Thia la tru'7 a serlool mis· ''Tbere att other signs and
take, 11.)'S the a:ood doctor. l)'mPtoms. but thme mentioned
,.,. _1_, ---""" M are the m01t common," says .. t'S a v..-<;a.I .-.__..x. m-J)r. Couture.
tion the problem by Its proper "Of " he ad•-''w , " --Dr Coututt "and course, ...... e re name, ._9 • • often eullt)' of spending too
you have no taken. Mention mueh talk on the cause of a
the problem by lb symptoms problem, such u neurothlipsia.
and YoU lmmedlately hem' • For that reuon rm not a:otng
ch of -Ibat' me' " to delve into the whys and Ol'UI 1 · wherefores of t b e pinched
What are these symptomat nerve: Let tv IUffiee by saying
Dr. Couture~ !be Uat ta al· ~'.=er~te =t
most too lon1 to enumerate. ment· let the Doctor expend
''That'• not to say an tndlvidual h1I e~ on effective COl'ftCo
must have them all or at the tion of the problem, Mi on
same time. I don't 'think rve talk.
ever met anyone that sick. But 1 I •
tt a person hl .attecte4 by even 'The averaae person wou.Jd
one of the followln& algna he trare :fl.tty convenatiom about
(or she} " Mys Dr. Couture his diseaae for just one that
"'1hould ~nsSder It a 11.artni means 'you're well'."
red li&;ht that signlla the need Dr. Couture' maint&lm ottlces
for prnmpt and effective treat-at 20'3 Westcli!f Drive In New-
ment." · port Beach, Phone 645-5300.
Joe David Figueroa, 17, and
Ray Ramoo, 21, attempted to
reason with H gang members
wbo hazed the younger boy
early S\lllday, but pollce Aid
two gang members drew
knives and attacked.
Figueroa, wounded lo the
face and stomach, staggtred
to a home a block away, col-
lapsed and d1ed. Ramos was
talwi In a:illcal conclltlnn to
County-USC Medical center
with a stab wound in the
stomach.
SUNLAND (UPI) -A Js.
y~ld boy found aeven
sticks of dynanilte 8'mday
that police belleved lo be more
of a supply that led lo the
death of a teenage erplolivt•
bull.
Marvin Kaledt found the
dynamite, wrappec(' in a white
cloth, in the Big Tujuoga
Wash area. He <took it home
and his father IWlllDODed tbe
Los Angel,. Pollce bomb
squad, which ordered two
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nolgbborlng -evacuated Whtie the aploolvo w a 1
ruioved-
Tbe wrappJnc and 1 o t
munbefl OD the -......
similar lo --.. a cacbe of 1111 pounds of
dynamite discovered Tbunday
In the oame area, pollce Aid.
~ Hovey.. 19, wil
blown th bits WedaeedOy-la a
thundering explollon that tore
a bole 3 feel wide and 12 deep
In tbe gully wbere ,police
believe J>o WU uperimentlnll
with a clockwork detooatint
mechanllm. .
Hovey bad no militant
political connedlona, police
said, but waa fascinated by
explosives and planned lo
enter the Anny for tra1n.ing as
a demolition expert. The last
time his mother aaw him; he
told her he was going out "to
set o£f some dynamite," police
said.
An unldenllfied youncster
found a !!Ve-inch pipe bomb In
a canyon of the aame area
s.~ and brou&bl it bomt.
POUor" l\'lt1iated • rwldtrdw
of an lljlaltment ·-and defuaed the boml>.
~ ,D,p.Ct. were localed In lloa-"> and officers from Pl-. Sacramento County
and Uoco!D" moved In during
-and amsted them oo ,dlatPI of murder aed
armed robbeey.
Reserves
Will Seek
Minorities
LOS ANGELES (AP) -The
Army Reserve will step up its
efforts to recruit minorities
and women next month, saya
the reserve's first b I a ck
general.
Brig. Gen. Benjamin Hunton
told an interviewer Sunday he
believes the reason there are
"ve.ry few" women in the
reserves is that "they have
neYer been made to feel com-
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femalea-, , • baa the en-War veteran ~==.i of~= lat 1.1': REWPORT BEACH HiJMTINGTOM BEAClf • ' •--t f Del Tbe falhlon llland Huntlngtoflc.ntitt ~c ary o ense. 2~ ~ l!J-1!?' Takes Medal 1..:.Presl=d::•:::•1..:'":!P!:po:::rt.s::H::..::too::.'_' _..!!::::=""="-=""'="="==========~;! -
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SANTA MONICA, Ca II I.
(AP) -World War U ~teran ~y SUaskind starled out
by adv..u.Ing his Sllnr SIM
for ale ln a nenpaper want
ad but withdrew it from the
market when the Item bil the
front page.
SUssklnd, 49, said over the
weekend be'd withdrawn the
medal for ule "since it baa
become such an issue" and
made page one of a local
newspaper.
He aald be was "not rtally
hard up" but had "just wanted
to bring tn some utra cash"
for Christmas presents for his
five children. He said be won
the medal for staying on his
post on a German battlefield
although be bad been 'llllWlll-
ed.
Suaaklnd , a former
televisk>n acript editor now a
door-to.door salesman o f
candleboldera made from beer
botUe1, aaid one oollecter of-
fered $200 for bis Sliver Star.
Churchman
Gets Post
SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) -
An activist churdunan exiled
In 1967 from South Africa for
bis opposlUoo In apartheid WU
Installed SUnday u llllllant
bbbop of tbe Epltcopal
Dioceae of San Francisco.
About eoo peraona wllnmed
the InstallaUon of tbe Right
Rev. C. Edward Crowther, 42,
by Blallop c. Kilmer Myers.
Bishop Crowther, amsled
In 1969 during an antJ..war
demonalratlon in Washington,
D.C., baa no specilic duties in
his new posL
"The church doesn't seem to
know what to do with deported
bilbopo," said the clergyman
who considered his post an
honorary-
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<!ina.· -wbo m1• ~ ....,.. blndit wbo IOI the Well Adlma street Dlllket. Mill Bry111 end lhe w11 link· her u "leo cool end very gear comhl( from white-rim·
• ~ ,..., Dime "0 ·..i..·-11·'' I W •••bl k I •--• od by off! ·•·tn ••--~ ~ .. t ha ~-,_.> od · 101""1DI Cbe heavens for 1 U&I-~ r om ear... ac rom ~ to local cen to a~ WCllll;~ auuv. w t -wan..,.... m sun 11.ules. ipecta! !lllr Wa llOl'od ..;I(,' I~ lovutlg1ting 1 c¥n loot, oho levelOd 1 gun at 1 ol county robberlel locludlng I lllo plo)'ed It cool end pve Most of the lawmeo lovolvod
llay aeuon? • . of mot& .boldwpa· In Or1111• market clerk ond f\)'ceil him moteig lo £olta Mela ond her tbe -...... tbera ln'the long hUnt for bor ealll9 ~ The ~--,,.,,~.Am.•~--County bu pleaded aullty. lo lo band oH• the oontenta of Lapmo BeadL. was no doul\I. aha ,...nl whal l>er "Blrbartll1." ' --_, - f uJU le the cub rqilter But a Slje....,uy too)<. llDO from she aald."• ;;-:;"<: A few called her "Zorro," ~-.rt :'-latlon will :'b:r~: P armed robbiry le<llrity guanl spotied the tn. the RaodwlY Inn, 14 o o It wu 1lle lwna atoey at the another refereoce lo the
bl peorinlJ al tile ~ ol SU : Court J·"'-cldeot end rlCod lo cut off Pall.sadel Road, Coats M.,., Surf ond Sand Motel In somber habit lhe sported In her
tel-for Cbrlitmu gllta K. :".,:W.. ,;~ ~Y':Jl · Miu lley111 u Uie headtd for Her VICtiJD cleocrlbed lo police Laguna Beach lut Feb. 5 u· ezplolts.
Friday at 7;30 p.m., when It otberallepU-aga;m';"Cltol ~=1:!t:;at~ CIJ', :uu:-:!:' ~ J!~5,:c~ :r,. lba~'l:,. ~ _, j~J:Y ~i~c!i"',!;
meet.I In the ~ Ana Ann Bryan, 32, end ordered , -''"•el la "·--~---le I ff k"-·~~ ·• -·•
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The DAILY PILOT • ""' the thici«t, JS.~ luena J.A.19 ....._. es wme.n wei1 Wc1u.ca1r-Dty revo ver er v uin ~-.a her as Bryan, a c.onvlcta.l felon IQ]Q
Btglnning at dark Dec. 11, Park gunwoman lo-return contaded Or1111e County of· held aboUt·u bich from lill wearing a ' black coat, blick an Ideal ·candidate for llate
OOAAAwilfaiaaatagelts Dec.IOforsenr.nct.g.
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annual .-air-Siar· She faced lour cbarg.. of .,
Party, setting up telescopes at armed robbery Friday. But IJ>
1 Salk School, Gilbert street ond vutlgators from aiJ; county
Cenitoa Avenue in Anaheim. law eflforcement a I e n c i e 1 '
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. It mlgbt IOWld, but for viewing robberies of motels from Seal
·Saturn and other Interesting Beach '.ol>Jects vl~ble In ·the ctilp" lo San Clem¢<.
:clear, winter skies. ' Mias Bryan wu a?TeSted in Loi Angeles last Aug, 15
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Revocation
Of License
SANTA ANA -An Orange
County SUperior Court judge
bas stepped In lo temporarily
~t the state's revocation of
4be license of a Newport
Beach broker occused of aeJl.
ing a Fountain Yalley home
under false prelen!eS.
'Judge Lester Van Tatenbove
•t Jan. 10 as the date be will
belt arguments. offered by
real eatate alfesman Harvey
Paul Becker in a lawlUlt which
namtS Calilornia-'Real Estate
CommlssioDO!' Robert w .
Karpe as defendant.
Karpe ordered the revoca-
tion of Becker's lice.nse ef-
fective Dec. 7 after a series of
hearinga in wbich it was alleg-
ed that Becker assured Capt.
and, Mrs. Ronald Smetke,
llCMO Allium Ave., in July,
1970, that helicopter Oigbts
from the neighboring Mile
Square Field would terminate
in 1971.
Tbfi Smetkes have alleged
that they would not have
purcbaaed the home if they
had known that the Marine
•Cea-pl t bad ·DO" titritention of
baltlog auch Oigbts. Becker,
who works for realtor Gordon
Ross Crawford, 4570 Campus
Drive, denies tb'e allegations:
Becker asb Judge Van
Tateilhove t.o Issue a writ that
would compel the state to open
its inquiries into the allega·
tlons and hold new bearings on
the wue.
City Hall's
Roof Gets
R.emforced
SANTA ANA -Santa Ana's
new eight-~ry city hall in the
City-Oluntj Civic Center may
boast a heliport on its roof in
th~ future.
City councilmen have ap-
proved spending an additional
$Sn on -roof reinforcement
where a $22,000 helicopter pad
could be installed.
The $6 million structure on
West 6th Street, west of
Flower Street, adjoining the
city's Police facility, may be
completed next spring, of.
ficials aald.
InataltaUon of the heliport
, pad Is tagged !pr 10metime In
the future because the city
oouncil bas delayed IJ>
definitely purchase ol four
helicoplera IOI' IZ0,000.
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LEGAL NO'l'!CE
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' . . ,_Co~ty Aiding Consume~ By Ski Clilb
The Orange Cowlly Ski Qull
plans to give two large tmel
'ol loya aml-mort than l!Oi, lot
Chrlslmll gills lo the Albert
Silton .Home ol Orllli~
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M 0 DEST O ' ~) -tecuon .are .. enotmOUJ. The
StanillaUJ COOnly suwvlsors old JaiBsez.talre coace)lt of
have approved a thrOe-prooged bUyer bewm Just doelll'I bold
co n s t: m er protetUoD pro. true anymore," Damrell ad-
gram that one officlal..calls the ' ded.
moat compreheDllive to epPear "The average consumer who
In California lo cal .doesn't understanObow a TV works can't be expected to un·
-.. installment -tract," be said.
~ toys and money were
COW'llt students to ,. follow collected u members of the
nulrltlowl diets and become • ski club held a benellt ~anct ....te IOplllllicated In ,.l~lng ' at the Coot• Me18 Coui>b1.
pircliaaea, be aaid. >Club. -
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conauner .education to en--
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By TERRY COVILLE
~,• Of 11111 DllllY Plitt Sttff
~:. Poverty : A Mexican mother
.. :.eight months pregnant. Half of
" her slx children are sick. Her
.. husband is In the county jail
for trying to sneak lti1 brother
into the country, k, She lives in j:osta Mesa. ~.If a sohool nuts< hadn 't can.
~ SOS (Share Our Selves ), a
r,. ~olunteer group of Catholic 1 ~ymen, the mother · might :~ave given birth alone, In her
dusty home -or 1be might
have 'died.. . -1 •
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ranged for ~ mother to
deliver at Orange county
~ 1.;jedical Center .. The three slc.k
· ~~ij!ildren were treated at the clinic in Santa Ana.
: When the husband was
ttleased from jail, SOS helped
.,Wm start work as a gardener.
I. ~ow he runs his own garden-
'g business. .
... , "It's a tremendous feeling to ~ow that with a little help
·s family ls now on its own,"
ys Mrs. Jean Forbath, e<r
airman (with hF,r husband,
• ank) of SOS-1 ·I '
•But SOS wasn't formed in
ay, 1970, to perform such
amatlc rescues.
VERTY CAUs!'Js • .. : "OUr goal is to get at the :~quses of poverty. But we 've
01>ent so much time on ~mergency care thltt our focus
r..~ ~ causes has .. faltered,"
Mrs. Forbath explams.
SOS numbers about 200 ac-
tlve members, ~t a 11
Catholics. It has O~s at St.
Jehn the Baptist ~urch in
COsta Mesa &rur. receives
grong support froiW the 2,000-
member parish.
some of the hot lunches to a
hall in Delhi for youngsters'
from Monroe SChool.
Alter the Girl Scnut project,
one black worker told Mn.
Forbath: "l keep thlnklni
about thole liUle Sirls C'lllling 1 into the crummy place ,and
!eying to make It pretty for "I·
,It ml!'i~ m~ start to believe in
the wort~ agatQ;"•
Believing in the worl'd and
bellevil>& in lother Jll!>Ple seems'to~ho 1plrlt ~nd SOS. It without flinds;
there art motley-railing
campaigns.
"We count on volunteer
help, and donatklns of objects
for things like Christmas
gifts," said Mn. Forbath.
Last year some 2,000 toys
wtre donated, wrapped and
given to 56 families with 261
children.
A l•t of the sos um .. Is
spent on helping individual
families with individual 1Pro-
blems, especially ln Costa
Mesa .
SCA1TERED POOR
"We began thinking there
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It was discovered tbat some
90 youths in three Santa Ana
bilingual pre-schools were not
covered by the" Veterans'
lunches, so SOS rounded up 12
Protestant churches where
church women volunteered to
make lunches every day for
the pre-school kids.
WU DO poverty In Coata Mell. ,,
The difference ls it isn't 'ctn-•,
trallzed. It's scattered bd,11
says Mrs. Forbath. •• A fourth project was ab&Ji.
doned. SOS people helped UC
Irvine medical students
operate PanCRO, a free
medical clinic' in Santa Ana,
which has since been replaced
by the Santa Ana free clinic: .
SOS supplied two volun~r
doctors and two 'pharmacists
to PanCRO.
Costa Mesa's poverty it
found primarily among elderly •• ·
people and unemploJ'tCl
aerospace worker1. In tbele ...
cases SOS has helped in llUCll
LABOR C4MPS
manners as:
-Giving $10 for gasoline to
a former aerospace worUr
who found a job, but didn't
have gaa moneyto get toll ••
SOS has re«ntly launched a · -Paying a 115 utlllty hW for
new effort, directed at helping ·another jobless work.er.
the cOunty's migrant farm -Helping a 1unpner teacher . J ~
laborers who live in rather at <nnge Cout College bu)'
dingy labor:: campt John ·Tim--food for his family because b"e
mon& and Fronk Dettner bead wouldn't be peJd for teaclllnl
it. . unW the end of tbe..ummer.
"We're most proud o( this Spokesmen for SOS remitly
effort. We found an area urged ·the Coa:ta Mesa City
where no agency was doing Council to get behind the
anything," Mn.· F o r b a t b county's low-coat bouaing p~
beams. ject. They failed to convince
"We discovered t h at councilmen, but Mrs. Forbatb
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The group's effect has been
felt generally in Costa Mesa,
Huntington Beach, Fountain
Valley and Santa Ana. The
parish itself covers northern
Costa Mesa from Santa Ana
Heights to Canyon Drive and
Victoria Street to Sunflower
workers In these camps live in said SOS will continue to push '
almost complete .isolation. We for low-cost houlfng In Coata
needed to make tlieiQ. feel like Mesa. •• human beings." Avenue. NO LOW RENT "It's a countywide service One such labor camp, run by "In our work, the cheapest
and not direcUy rtlated to Sakioka Farms at 1 4 8 5 O rent we've found in Coata
religion," says Fat be r Sunflower Ave., Santa Ana, Mesa was $115 a month," Ille
Anthony McGowan, who ad· has become the pet project for a.ys. "We find a lot of
vises but does not lead the ef. SOS. families have spent all their forts of SOS In August, ~. 1 few men mon'1 on rent aod 4.bave
"They ar~ pushing a new from' Coat& Mesa went to the nothirw Jettlfor food ltlmpa."
co t away from the old!~ labor~ caµi_p aD!,t took 8 dozen SOS hu handled _. 3 . ncep • ,, , Meilcan national!: to Our Lady ~
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idea o! handout charity, says of Guadalupe C..tholic Church emergency family cues 1n t~e pr1~t ?f St. John the Bap-In Deihl (where Spaniah is COsta Meu since Ktrch. wl~
tist. Its . a .! e r r l b I Y ipoken) for services. The such things u ' fOod, clothini 1 1
worthwhile thing. number of workers who now and payment of utlllty bil1a. .. ..
. SOS ls currently lnfolved In attend regularly~hu grown to A lot of them were young five major products. 40 men with large famWe1 -out
The first effort wM In a :'We have language classes of•work.
small barrio callee\. ~Ionia • thue," Mrs. Forbath said. The tuture plans of SOS are J~arez {Juarez Colony) in the "We teach English one-a-week I little vague. The grotlp has
middle o! moder~ Fountain at the barracks... found itself quite bu1y ·Jutl .
yauey. It 1 a section of Mex· There are also 13 volunteer keeping up with the present.
1can-Amerlcan families, some teachers helping with classes But Mrs. Forbatb 1 a.l d
well-off, many not.• at another farm lalx>r camp in members hope they can cet
TUTOR PLAN Huntington BeaC.h (Golden other churches and other
Volunteers from SOS set up
a tutorial plan ln the summer
of 1970. Forty Costa Mesans
spent six weeks in the Juarez
Colony teaching J u a re z
youngsters baseball, swtm·
ming, arts and ·crafts. cooking
W~t Street and Ellis Avenue ). Jlroups involved in the same
Mrs. Forbath said SOS -::w;;:•;;Y·========I discovered some lS labor ""'
camps ln Orange County while
the U.S. Agricultural Depart·
m~nt listed only two.
YULE PARTY
and sewing. "W • be •-•·· •· d el The Juarez kids w e r e e rt g .... UJ-16 w ev op a sense' of community at these
transported twice-a-week to camps," Mrs . Forbath says.
two pr ivate swimming pools in "Last Christmas the Girl Scout
COsta Mesa for -their swim· troop went to the Sakioka
ming lessons. · camp and gave a Christmas
LOCAL
EDITORIALS
The DAILY PILOT
Quite Often
Fights City, Hell
Adult women 1ftre taught party for the men."
how to drlve and they were 1-.i~;;;ii~~~~iiiiiiiiiii!!!i~~~~~~~~~~I given several crafts lessons. It
During the year 'Costa Mesa A Yet"t 9111
students helped youngsters
from the COiony in math and
reading. ~
In the middle of last sum-
mer a well· baby 'clinic was
established in Juarez colony
and SOS found a pedla~lcian
(Joseph Carella) to guide it.
"We used our own
youngsters as well as adults to
help In the colony'.~ Mrs.
Forbath said. "It's a great ex·
Denture Invention
For Peep!• with
''Uppers'' and ''lewers''
'lbe nearat thin1 to havinr )'OW'
Oft teeth ia possible now with a
~iC cream dilc:overy that •cl\l·
11t1 hold• both ''uppe.t1" and
.. lowm" u nevu bt:fore poll(ble.
ll'•• di.covuycalledBnt~
for dailJ llQJDt u1e (U,S-Pat.
f:J,003,918) and it ha1 te.olu·
tiol'lized ckslture 1fearinlo F1XOOEHT
fonna an elutic membrane that
htlPI 1bworb I.he llhocU or bitin&
and chewln1.
With F1xonr:NT ml!lJ dmhJtt wnren m•J eat. tptak. lalllfi, willl
little wony ofdenturll oomlDc foolo.!
One application maf last for hourL Df:ntllftl that fit are f:lleft•
tial to htaltb. See yoO.r dentht'
1t11lluly. Cttt•Y·to-uteFIXoott<.'T Denture Adhnife. a-...
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Project number two con-liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
centrates on Delhi, a large
Mexican-American community
in southwest Santa Ana.
SUPPORT UNIT "Wi strve as, I support
~ for anjtbln1 they need.
We help in l~.to;l~.a.,
secnotarl•I work1 hulldlng an
addition to thelt community
center and preparin& their an-
nual ftesJa," aa,1 ·MT,S'•
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Peppen.~i!,l,e ~n~oen.f?if(Y
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.. 8u1ineu, Socl9'09y,' P1ychology,
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meuured In Delhi was lbt-re--
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bond lssue for~ Santa Ana
schools. With 'l'li!'l from b
members, more . thin 70 per-
ctnt of the voter• in De1h1 cut
their banou.
MNING GRADUATE CLASSES -
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ect ln Santa Ana Involves the
serving of hot lunches to aome
260 needy yoongsttn.
"The Veterans Charitable
Foundation In Slnta Ana feeds
these youngsters because the
schools won't use the federal
hot Jundl program,'' Mr1.
Forbath explained.,., .-So our
volunletr drivers transported
100 children every day from
McKinley School to t h e
Veterans' Hall,"
HOT MEALS
SOS voluntera also c1rrled
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DEGlllS.
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Next:Wlls :Fargo . :vis Friday, I;)ec.17, at ·
462 East 17th Street;. Costa Mesa. .
Come and help us celebrate Weils Fargo· Day at
our ne'v Costa Mesa· Office Friday from 12:00
p.m. to 6:00 p.m.
There'll be tides for the children from
12:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. on the famous Wells
Fargo stagecoach, plµs t}lerc:ll be a big,Growth
Bond dra,ving. And you'll have a chw,ce to win
a $1,000 Growth Bond. Or ~ might win a
$500 Bond or one of thrtt $100 Bonds:
We'll be serving plenty of refreshmehts
and there'll be gifts for c.vciyone. And if you
open a checking account on Wells Fargo Day,
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th~'ll bean initial order 9£ stagecoach or char·
acter checks free. Plus a full-color stagecoach
print free if you.open a savings ot chec~g
account.
. ·Our newiofficewill be serving Costa Mesa
with.a full range of banking set:Vices including
aDrive-upWib.dowthlJ.t'sopenfrom9:00a.m.
· to 5:00 p.,m. a.day through Thursday, and
froin l:O:OOa.m: o.6:00 p.m. on Friday;·
we'll.:scc,w Friday. And don't forget to
bring this mti:y blank for.the $1,800 Growth
Bond~g.
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MacalUIOI with cries for tbelr I
1,m. feedings .
-·-i.ln.-ik ' The Juuu s::.r.::is have co~
with the "'"'"" pailll ol·'five boys for the put two years. Two are
their own.
~·or six years the Luther Klppe '
• have ~ for two special cbildrea.
~ II years the Rayllolchl
hive \f .. lher<d the U..... of
odolescence with t<eoqe girls and
diaper cbapie• with Infants. The
total' 42 clilldreo.
These four county COUPies are
foster parenla. They care for other
people's ctilldren uriW they can be
reunited with their natW'al families
or placed In adopllvt bomes.
Mr. and Mn. Macaluso,_wbo are
BEA ANDERSON, Editor
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daughter, 10. They lllo .i.... tbeir
FOlllllaln v.uey bome with lolanla Wai111¥ for ldoptloo-a_,,..,
of II bablel In -~· n... ' teqentl reoeiveil tbe1r t tocf..
l ~~Ofio~ slaf of lnfonla I I II to I
.months, allllDUgh ll>ey ma ~ as
lq 11 Sii 'l'""~·U pi_ace-meat ts one they
have hail two. inf • oa two oo-
. casioios: 1 ~ Mn. Macaluso 8\lmits. that ber ~•situation an kleal One.
I "All ft 'bve ¥" bappy endings,"
she said."! hive Ille joy of liandlng
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parents. We take care of newborns,
right from •tile hoopilal, unW the
adoption paperwork ii linished.
••Beinj I foster parent dhn•od•
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My childna and 11!1 _-.loY
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Mr.' and Mn. Slooclk are tbe
parents of two -· • and 15. Two
footer -· 17 'and IS, allo aban
their Huotlngton -bome.
'!be Slomlll hive been actlva In
!O&ler bolne ,,_ lor lwo _.
"becaUll it WU ~ W8
always wmted to do/'
"We ft!lt we: hid. enough love lo
spare to help other cbildren. We
knew that there are many kids who
needed help. We fed we wort best
with boys," Mrs. Sloocit ~ ·
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year--0ld.
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Dia.I Ton·e: Signals Trouble
DEAR ANN' Here'• tbe story. Whit do
I do i.bout It?
He dialed the number. She answered
her phone tmmedia~ly. Yes, she'd love
to 10 lo a driv~ln. She was waiting for
him in front of her. house as be pulled up.
They went to .the drive.in ml it was a
pretty 1ood show. He put hil arm around
her. She kls&ed him. Not bad. He kissed
her. 1ben ha decided 1be wasn't very
pretty -or very exciting. \
So they went dOwn the road for a
sandwich. He asked her lf she" wanted to
RO aomewllere and park. She said, OK.
Suddenly he decided he dkl!' ~ want to
park and drove her home.
Before she got out pf, ~ car he asked
whit she would hive c!One-k be had been
a "" nut and decided to rape her. She
said "I ....,.. ~ aboul lhol." He
repiied, "Well, think about tt before you
ae<epl -blind data." ,
She gal out of the car and walked away
without sayln( ~t. "' wart home to hil wile and child. l am tho wife he
came home to. My brother 11vt him the
phone number. Any advice? -NUMB
ALICE
DEAR ALICE: ObvloollJ Y"' • .,bud
IGld you ol Ille lecWeat wldd makes .i..
0lool< a Utile --but lltl mid.
A1k •Im 11111.-: -....... HE ••ve doae H Ille pl llod ,...... a ID or
a kalfe, takeo ... wallet, ... -.... •1t carT Tell Mm ta --tllal befen .. ,..._. ,. -llrao&e llrl.
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marriage coamelor l8d make an effort
"te Aft "bat be lw 1t ••·Al for yov
-,heneedsalreeper.
'DEAR M,JN LANDERS : You have
helped a great many people ovtr the
rough spots ii) their lives. I hope you can
"'help me. 1 am 81 yurs o1d, have fOtD'
1rmtn children and six grandchildren. My
eldest daughter is a widow. She and her
t6-year--0ld son live near me. I love all
my grandchildren, but I feel closer to
Robbie becaue ·we have spent '° much
time together.
The boy's mother went to the Mayo
Oinic for tesb a ftw Weeks •10 at the
o.ggestlon of ber physician. Robbie
stayed with me. My daughter made out a
w!ll before she left and asked me to read
Jt in bet abaence.-I was heart$ict: to
c:Uacover that in \be eve.nt of her dtatl'I
Robbie was to be sent to another city to
live with her friends. My name was not
ewn mentioned. Not even a rusty pin did
she think to leave me.
My daughter la a woman of means. Her
hushlnd left ""' ftll fixed. I am com·
!Ortable also ao lllat ii not the PQlpt. '
Tbaok God, the test. wereagative and
my daughter received a clean bill of ·
health, but I om crushed to think that llhe
would ignore me this way. \,Vhat do you ·
think, Ann? -D.C. HEARTACHE "
DEAR D.C.: auldrta ....UJ oatUve
their pimttl ud rm 1ure WI WU ftJ
yaor daqj*r, did 1M1meatleo1"' la ...
w!ll. Say ..W.g and mark tt op ta ..,.
refuoal to deal rulilllcalty wltli an ol
life's crwel tricks.
DEAR ANN LANDERS ' Is II harmful
to a small child if he eats cigarette bub?
How about burnt matches? We have a
nephew who walks around eatina
whatever he finds in a.shtraya. His
plmll.s lnsilt hil body needs the lulphur
and minerail he gm from t b e
"garbage." They say that'• why he doa
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CONCERNED
DEAi\ CON' A clllld _, die fram
eotlq a few cJiardle -ud -bunt-... bot It .. rtalaly wlD ......
-·11ood.
What awaltt you on the other side ot
the marriage veil? How can )'OU be aure
your marriage will wort? Read AM
LarJ!!en' booklet, "Marriage --t to
Exi)ect." Seod your request to Ami La-• In care of the DAIL y PILOT
enciollnl so cents In coin and a Jooc.
stamped, ..U-envelope.
~~. Yoo can communica~
with them. 'Ibey c<1nprebend more.
It is easier to reason wJth them and
help to wort out tbelr problems.
'"We plan ll>'COlll-In the pro-
llJ'llll U ion( u there are,chlldrea'
who._. hele:· •he add"t .
Alr,.andMrs.'Kipp of Huntin&loll
Beach are • retired coup)e. Tbj1
gives tbem ~ of time with\
their, loiter.: ~· 14-year-old \
twin-boys. .
nie Kipps read about !he fo•ler
JJrOV•m and the need for homes aiid decided to ,.t Involved. That
wa~ '.even years ago. They first
toot on two 1irls, I and 13, who
were later adopted.
"We gtt qW~ •a plea Sure out of
the boys," Mn. Kipp said .. ''They
~activa bl Scouts and we ·haw
tirile to enjoy them."
'lbe rewards? "When they tell
you they love )'OU," 1he added.
Mr. and Mn. Roach of Santa Ana
started tOl&er home care in San
Diego II ,..... ago. In Ille! they
moved to Orange County. They
beelll by C0'"!4 for small babies
but .... turued· to helping teenaga
g~ls.
The couple ba• had up to five
teenage gtrlJ In their home. They
have two •tur'al children, both
married, and four grandchlldrell.
Mn. Roach, who was orphaned
end !lpeflt 1CXM time in fO!let
homes as a child, knew from e1.·
perience the kind of help the lirls
needed.
"It takes awhile for a glrl to ad-..
jun In how far you wlll 10 to help
her and for you to adjust to the ,
girl. U you can build up trust In tba
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g~ls, they can build It up Ill
themselves and in you.
"I have had many IUOCell
1tories. Many ol my fo1te.r
daugh~rs .are now happily married
with children of tbejr own. n.,
write, send pictures, come lo
visit," she sikt. ('This ls the reward
for my work."
The pruple now haye two girls ill
their home and wW take on tw~
more _ in December. They Mt\
llcensed for girls from t3 to II but
girls may ·stay on a UtUe longer.
"You win a few and you lose a
few " she said. "Many of these girls
have not had an easy life .. You just
have to stick with ll Set llmlts.
You grow to love them and It it
rewarding to &ee them tum out all
right."
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marriage ol mort than oDe yw, live in a
safe, comfortable home · "'and are ln
relativ~J.y good health you may qualify> as
a foster parent.
Love, und~lng and. 1 JltUe bit U·
tra also are.required.
Foster care is aimed at insuring that
children receive care1 protection and
guidance In a aafe, affectionate 1-1111-
til ~y can be reunited wtth their
paronts.
There al"ays ls a. need for foster
bonies, uld Bert Knight, recruiter for
licensing, Children's Foster · H<im~ Unit,
Dtpl of Social Welfare. ·
The ,need for homes Ls' greatest for
teenagers, boy• from · 11e 10, children
with medical lpd emotional pro~lemo and
sibling lf"Up&•
home visits may be necessary. ~
Ifill goes 'Yell the license is lssued.foi
one year. · ;:·~
The first placement usually In~
only one child to allow the family to~
just to working with the agency,:~
justing family Ille to the needs of~
~ child and the loss of some r~
privacy. •
Foster parents are reimbursed at; .. , rate of $135 per month for ~
ranging down to l80 per monlh !or .J:
(l\nts. Food, clothing, school and ~
tlon needs come from this ami1idi
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---· ~ref: byaretbta·.C~ Cblldreo who tan't er wan-i ,return•
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porarjly bomeie.. Aia esaniple Is . ' ia_l.,e• •taerlftee' family of five or m childieli wb*
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father i:ouldtl't bi! found .. They were P\if'. ed-ln~foster. homes until a nilaUve ~ • •-n\ere -.Uy are enough homes will-be found to~ over their care. :;
lnC to lal<e ou Inf.,.. or preschool girlt," · 'l')lrough the welfare dejwlJMll slOil'! ·~ uid. ''TatiJIC on an older child or · par:ent bomee often vobmtaril,--1ve ~
-with problemo lmulvea a ucrUloo of , dllld to a focter bomi when tllo n~ ~me,.llJOlllY and emotions." ,. of children and problema are too rr.ai::~
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MOii loatei.parl.nia are In the-~·· plained !hat leso.Utan IS ...... of I
bnickel. earent. .. young .. 19 and olc\of cbildrep , In the county lllll rpto
widows have J¥e11 licienled. • · caitefo"J· • .;:.
The proc:«lure for.beinl llcensecfby the . • ?; ~·· u a •!oater ~ '· ........... ,. --------" -::.: :i:;1e. JIUlm:i lD ·-"""'V ~~~
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about 'the ]>l'Olram tbrollfh the medlJ or • • ••.llN• •11• '
from licensed foster parenta," the
recruiter said. abattdotted' ' ,.
"We send ouL a brochure that fully
describes the program. U there is an J.n.
terest after re.lint what it req~. ~
there is an information card to fill ~ out
and send to .us." . -
Next m appoltdQ!e'1t Is made .for pro-
specUve foster~ parents to be interviewed
at the qency, 1011 N. Broadw1y, Santa
Ana, by a UClftllng social worker. -"-
Fingerprlnll of both parents are re-
quired. The couple must .be X·rayed and
the flllnlly must have .a health check,
which carrbe obtained without charge at
the Orqe County Health Department,
·The llcenilng agency requesll Ind ob-
tainYI fire.arety cleara,nce of the home
by the locil fllo de~t or fire
marahal11 office". A Mme visit by a
Ucenslna IOC:lal 1f0rker reviews the hous-
Children aJ.-are · 1'1aced In fo,j;,
"'homes when abuaed, abandoned or
neglected.
There also are privately arranied placements. .,, · : ~
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as ·possible to the needs of lndlv~
child,·: he said.
"We try tO keep children In one home
as long as possible. The agency screens
initially so thai the borne ii one that can
ajlapt tO the needs of the child," Knight
said.
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Albert Sitton home 90 the1• toy;
collecte d by the Me1e Verde Women', Golf
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TUESDAY
DECEMBER 14
By SYDNEY OMARR
: ARIP.'l (Marci\ 2t.ApMI 19)'
ldetilfa:m dominates. You may
not be too practical now in
evahJ1tion oft I tu at lo ns ,
persons. Take time to be
positive. Applies esJ):eCially
where m on e y , partnel-shlp
deals are concerned. Another
Arte1 ii in picture.
TAl'RUS (April ~May l!O)o
What appears a certainty may
require addltiooal study. Ob-
tain hint from Aries message.
Let .others declare their in-
tentions. Some, with opposing
views, seek your counseJ. Be
flexible, but firm on prin·
ciples.
GEMINI (May II.June l!O)o
RelaU ve in transit may make
special request. Do what you
can wilbout wasting valuable
tizDe. Aqaarhu person could
figure promi oentl y.
Unorthodox approach i s
feaj.ured . Stick to basic issues.
CANCER (June 2t.JU!y Zl)o
Children occupy thoUghta. YOU
could become involved with an
JndividuaJ who changes from
moment to moment. Ride with
an emotional siorm.1.Reflll!e to
be confused by situation which
ls more hulherotis 1 t b a n
threatening.
LEO (July %3-Aug. 22)o Be
metiCulog,., about details. What·
appears minor may actually
be of majof importance. Know
this; r espond accordingly.
Don't play games with securi-
ty. Check locks, safet y
devices. Avoid uhnecessar')!
risks.
VIRGO (Aug .. %3-Sept. 22) '.
Leaming proceu I s ell\'"
phaslzed. Know that change of
opinion is no disgrace. Gtmlnl
individual fires barrage oJ.
questions. Answer to best of
abillty; avoid mere gossip.
stick to facts.
' LIBRA ,(Sept. 23-0ct. 22):
Accent op money, valuables,
personal t possessio ns. Y o u
could be recipient of gift:
along the Qran,ge Coast u
play f'1lle ol kicking ~ Ip grpups ptab. (estiyt: ev~qts.
sand •. Encourage new cog. tacts, c~allengea. Cycl9 re-Ebel! Club
milns high. _ ' · Members ot. LaguQ-1 Beach
SAG\TfAlllUS (Nov. ~ Ebell Club. will jOUJney to
Dec. ~II' 'Fine for atteildilljl :E~vlew State ·llospital on theater, cbf.Jigln& rout i ne. . esday, Dec. 15'j with a
Romapc.e 11,reatur~d. Oandes. s igllfuJ of gl{t8 Cor1he club's
tine conference cOuld ~ lea-a~pted ward. •.: · ·
lured. Be discr~t. A confi-Santa Ct,alll, pOrtrayed by
dentlal matter must now be B ad Slenning, int! Richard
considered .... and decided. , C rlson, hls helper, w l 11
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. P-. nt the gift! i!.urlng the
19J: Desire fulfilled if you 7~·1 p.m.,party,_ and Mrs.
take overall view. Avoid petty Howar~ \Ytllon will pll)' f~r
person.! and s i t u at I on s . c;:arol s1ngipg. Mn. Car~n lll
Emphasis is on friends, hopes pµty chairman.
Live Tree• •
and wishes. A promise is
fulfilled. Express graUtude
wlthou~ l:>ei~ maudlin.
AQUARIUS (Jan . ~Feb.
18): Career matters, · am-
bitions now ta~e pr~ence.
Your concepts, Ideas find
wider audience. St ~ e.s s
orlglnallty._Avoid cliches, You
aie given more resppnslbility.
Chance· for <added reward · is
Saddlebacll: Valley residents . • . "' -: ·
grr.atrr.'fi1
wisl\lng to purcl!a~ live LUNCHEON . GUEST
Christmas trees and donate · .Joyce· L•ndorf
them to O'Neill Park may con-
tact members of the Irvine White Reindeer gift exchange. Junior Woman's Club for pick·
up· of the trees after
chr'istmas. '
The club has purchased
Jnore than so' allpo pints for
the park according: to Mrs.
Roland 'Buck, conservation
chairman. ,
•' Panhellenic·
Mrs. William P. CampbeU
will open her Corona del ·Mar
home ' for the ann.t.ial
Christmas meeting of Newport
Harbor Panhellenic at 10:30
a.m. WedneSday, Dec. 15.
Carter, and a buffet luncheon
"(ill,conclude the !eallvlU.. .
ORT · Chapter
A candleUght ceremony Is
planned by the Newport Be.ac~ Chlf~tef of Atnerlcan Wotni!n'a
ORT for Wednesday, Dec. 15,
. in the Glendale Fede:p~, s,v~
inas an.d boan AaacFattoo
building, Costa Mesa. ' Jlµrlng the I p.m. affair,
members will pledge suppor;t
to ORT students tl\rooghout
the world. I
. Indian Maidens
Fountain Valley Ind I an
MJidens, Nation ol Peac.efu]
Waters will gather for a
Christmas p11rty Wednesday,
Dec. 15, in Peek'• Colonial
Terrace Room. Wutmioster.
During the 7:30 p.m. party
meeting of the Newport Beach
Chriltian Women's Club at
noon Wednesday, Dec. 15, in
the Alrporter lnn, Newport
Beach.
Holiday fashions, with com-
mentary by Miss· Florence
Smales also will be featured .
Miss Landor(, who has
recenUy returned from a two-
month tour of Vietnam where
me entertained A m e r i c a n
military personnel, was cited
by the Chapl11~ Division of the
U.S. Army lo~ her work with
sefvlceinen and their wives
BITTER
KNITIBt?
Ytlil llMlllll't M, Tello IHl~llll6'0 II'
-,. ••• llnllttlltl ltlllb •Ml th•ll90
fNlll • ~ltter kilfHllf' ft • IMtr.r knlf·
tel', Wt Clll M;Clft!plltll ltl\J Wlltllll I
INlttll' II' mlll11IU.
The
KNIT WIT
and for lier special hospital
tour•.
She was featurtd on her own radio program, UUed "Here's
Joyce," for· several years and
has written two books, record·
ed several alblims and Is
women's editor of "Kings
Business Maga tine."
Mrs. Carl Armondo and
A1rs. William Jones !'re ao-l
cepting reservatlo~. .J
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FOR SWIFT TERMITE
and PEST CONTROL
CALL
Lloyd•
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for maidens and t he tr·
mothers, skits will b e
presente;d by each tribe and
Christmas carols will be sung.
Sarita will bring a gift to each
maiden and collect canned
goods and toys for Arib>na In·
diarls and needy Orange Coun·
ty families. 1•11:i.~;-11 LLOYD
Christian Women '°.::,:: .'::..'' PEST CONTROL
Family member is in picture.
Conciliatory gesture is. in
order. Seek harmony. Collect,
synthesize information.
SCORPIO (OCt. 13-Nov. 21):
You may be called upon to
make special, personal ap-
~r"ance. Be :. ready. Tosi
aside false mo4:1esty. Don'~
PISCES (feb. 19-Marcp ill)'
Accent on · journeys,· future
plan;i:, Communicate w ~ t h
these ' at· a · distance., Get though~1 id Us 'on paper. >Gain
shown through written word.
Obtain valid hint ~ -( r o m
Aquarius message. Te a c h
Starbright Clu.b
A potluck Ind Wassail Bowl
art planned by the Harbor
Starbright Club for Wed·
nesday, Dec. 15, in tbe
M, J Land rf th MS·llll l0911rt0 lffch-494·4400
b w oyce o , au or sa11 Cle.,.nte-492-6400 Garden Clu and soloist, will be guest Costa Mnca---642-Stlz
and learn.
Officers of the Ha:bor View ~·~peak:;er;;;fo;r~the~~Chr~;ist~m~a~s!!:;;::;::;::;::~;:::=:=:::!~====~==::::~ Hills Garden Club will host a I-i:
Christmas gathering at 1 p.m. j.
IF TODAY JS y OUR Newport Beach M'I son I c
BIRnIDAY you are percep-Temple. Also featured during
'tive, analytical. You are able the noon festivities ·will be a
to size up situations, persons. gift exchange.·
Wednesday, Dec 15, in the ·. ·~
Corona del Mar home of Mrs. tr .
Richard H. Spooner. SEVEN NATIONS
" COIFFURES You are a natural charaeter Philharmonic
analyst. Xou llre due f<ir Secretaries The Eastbluff home of Mn. Tiie .. ,.,...,,,..,,
M t.-l11t" Heinle $4. challenge.' You can meet· it Members of the Harbor Paul Bergdahl will be the set-
and ~cceed; lf'¥:llvidua( who Legal Secretaries will gather ting for the t r a d I ti o n a 1
"wore yoo Gown" with pro-· in the Newport Shore 11 Christmas meeting of the
blems will be out of.picture.' Clubhouse on Wednesday;nec1 Eastbluff Ph 11 harmon ic
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SOME: OF THE ORGANIC CREAMS IN~UDE A COCONUT MILK CLEANSER.,
A CUaJMBER MASSAGE CA:~M, AH O~GE MASK A.HD A LEMON AND
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ROBINS.ON'S
15, for a Tinsel Time part}' Associates at 11 a.m. Wed·
featuring a vi9it from .. Hon. nesday, Dec. 15.
•Santa ClaUs." GUts will · be • Entertainment will be P.ro-
brought and donated ·to the'· vlded by the Mai:irigal Singers
Albert Sitton Home · 1 n d of Corona del Mar High
members will participate in a School, directed by Perry
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Jun~ies Junked
~an·ity Saved
· For H·olidays
' . ' ' , , ~-By ERMA B~CK ,
Twenty-two years •&o, u a
bride, I went .through my
Clever and . Creative syn-
drome.
1 drove a 4-inch spike into
my kitchen wall over the sink
a!'Kf speared my' ·unpaid bills
on it. When a neighbor looked
at it and remar ked, "That
l~ks like a 4-inch spike with a
._bpnch of unpaid bills on ii,'' I
became incensed a n d never qain was clever and creative.
As a matter of fact, I have
, sj)ent a lifetime avoiding con-
genital saven who, es;ecially
. tdi.irinj the holiday season, a-p.
~&Jo.out of the wood\!Qrk and
demand, "l:ou'.re Mt thrf)wing
a"ay Uiose-Cld corn pads jwt
' because they're Used, are ' . you?" ~ ·
.. I was at a luncheori the
,other afternoon whe.n, heaven
forbid , 1 ~ound , myseU !11.lr-
rounded by not one, but three
Junk Junk!~. It lfas. like
'being in a fortign coWttry.
"Do you• need anymbre
popsicle stlclts?" asked
Dorothy.
"No, dear, but I'm short on
piano keys."
"I've got some in my
basement," said K a r e n ,
"Unless you want to use up
my Tabasco bottles iln:d the
arthritic chicken bones."
"We'll get the favC?rS out of
the way, then we'll -start col·
lecting glass from the rear
windows of cai:s for our
decanters," she said .proudly.
Then, noticing. I was there, she
turned to .me , and ~ asked,
''What are you making for
Christmas?"
"I am making myself sick,"
I said.
"No, no, I mean wha t
creative thittg.s are you doing
this year?"
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I thought a moment. "I am
wrapping a crib sheet around
the bottom or the Christmas
tree to cover up the wooden
stand." (There was silence.)
"I am using a wet sponge to
moisten the stamps before I
put them on my Christmas
cards.". (No one moved.) "I
replaced the light in the cellar
s1airway."
Finally, Dorothy s po. k e .
"You inean to say you haven't
saved your eggshells for
Christmas ornaments?" Your
old apple cores for sachet and
your polato peelings f o r
centerpieces?"
"Oh, I saved all of that
together ,'1 I said.
''What did you make out of
it?" they asked excitedly.
''Garbage."
The women looked at me
piteously. , ,unbelieving. Sud-
denly, because I felt miserable
and spiteful, 1 wanted to shock
tt_lem. "What would you say if
I told you I throw out my old
coat han~ers by the carload?"
(Thef wmced.)
"And another thing. I don 't
save nly old milk .cartons or
my bleach bottles." (They
gasped.) '.'And J don 't drtss
my extra toilet' tissue in a red
suit for Christmas with a cot·
ton beard. How about that?"
(They turned from me.)
It was cruel, I know, but
they shouldn't have laughed at
my spike holding the unpaid
bills.
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~·. l:landbook for Press Chairmen is o!f \be
presses and available for pick-up by club
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1.. • A complete 11how-to" bopklet on subri1it·
t . ing news releases, the booklet also gives rules
F;om Page 13
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-k well with leeoa(.,., car• I~ I I y and . cbe<k
Knlahl aald, Is the -perlodlcaJ4' to weed oul those
home. Sl% to 10 chlldrml u. who mlght exploit t h e placed In one homo wtth a ·
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• news.
-Free copies 1are available in Daily ilot
~ • offices in Costa Mesa, Laguna Beach and
l:luntington Beacb.
"lt,llitta qulle a famlly to teop with U wtUte children are
ad)U1Un1. U the child adjllltl
he may l!ay In the borne for
si.I: « seven years. It b coo-
ttiv•ble that a cbUd placed in a !Oller home aa an infant
could remain In a footer borne
U11tll rtady to set up boua.
keepkii for himaell.11
-·pie wbo are re~ at children. We make sure it ii 1 11 -the •"d bo II .tllll •• , •• , lllrlltl
a ru,ber r•t.e IO tba they cul~~·~.ii~·~~·~-~~froiiiimiiiithiie~~"~"~'-l~•~·~,.~·~-1~11~n~..,~·~·~·•;\I"-~~ givo the teens cmJer at· foster can oltuatlon."
tentlon. The agency ~
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HAil TlANSPLANTATION-DUMAllASION
SKIN DISEASES, TUMOlS & AWlGIES -ACNE
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'LOI Ante• CllY nu1 77"'50CIO $203 LA*1wa..t lt.d., Lahwood 90712
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:GIFT CERTIFICATES!
'. Knltbt . ezplalned I \bat ' the '
... ter !mle helps the child
adjust to a stable f1mUy slt-
uaUon, contrlltint with his
natural bome'1 trouble or con-
fusion . Teena.gen, howeve:,
normally stay in the foster
home until they a:. of qe,
:!len with fOlter pare1ts u
their legal ruardlans.
One third of footer parents
licensed drop out of the pr<>
iram the first year for reasons
ranging from finances to
hoving satialitd their need to
help by working with OM or
two chlldree, Knllbt uld.
Another third of foster par·
ents have been in the progr;?:l :or three to 15 years.
Jy. • •
Knight feels \bat all loiter
parents should be relmbuned
at a higher rate when tbe
economy allows.
''"nlls might·encourage them
to late on claases at nlaht or
when children are In achool to
learn more about coptna: with
and helping children," be said.
LABOR OF LOVE
"Most foster parents," be
erplained, 0 are not ln It for
the momey. FOr them It Is a
labor of love and they do· not
mind the aacrillces they muat
mate.
"We screen foster Pl_r'IDts
DTERY ' : Send your busband in for one of our gift . . Story Retold
The number of children In a
foster home Is limlted to six,
under 18, including natural
chlldren of the foster par~nts. _ After plactment there are •11tsrE'-••11NA1too _ -KIMEL IOWARDI
:·certificates. An easy way for Him to shop, regular checks on the child's -GE1t11!1t1cH -
Progress. The foster bome '" FLYl!kl-U.S. IC•OS For the bouncy blowy
natural look that
liberates you for holiday fun. ':and a sure way for you to select the design
~you love the best!
The Cbristmas story of the birth of Christ will be
portrayed by members of \be Fountain Valley Wom·
an's Club at 7 p.m. Wednesday, Dec. 15, in \be
Fountain Valley Civic Center. Presenting a scene
from the portrayal, which includes music and nar-
ration, are neft to right) the Mmes. Richard Gillum,
Bert Kjellin and Donald Sparks.
0.IQ WHr W Dtlllkln recruiter check:J with the ~ ea111111oo o.rc. .._
family at leut twice a year. m :1'1M1~1t:-'..._
The social worker wbo places c... ,._ . 141-2m
the cbUd checks ooce a month'l'i:iiiii:iiii '!iiiii:iiiii:tl and more often if problems Ii iiii
:;l.oe. Initial visits may be Holiday Perm '995
made weekly . •• •• I! ii American
1 Tableau
Christmas
Import an
"We don't snoop," 'Knight
said, "but we have to keep
iabs on the child to determine
If be Is gaining In the home
tituatlon.
NOT A PROBLEM
"We've stopped thinking of
tM child as. a problem.
Instead, he is a child with pro-
blems. The emphasis now ia NEEDLEPOINT DESIGN
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{.•:'.;.fashioned from rich, deep · ..
:, .. Walnut, melldw Brazilian
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1:·:fbsewood or precious m~ls.
• 'Handsomely gift-boxed in ' . singles and sets, for a lifetime
of useful elegance. The
perfect gifts for family and friends.
JCPenney
Newport .. Center .. e .. Fcnhlon . .lslartcf
Nearly Everyone
Listens to Landers
carolers croon "Silent Night.'' The Christmas tree tradition blem. may have been further "Tb! I h ha tie Beyond a wreathed window s s w Y we, ve go n developed, a cc or d l n I to away from lnsUtutional care.
stands a bri.ghUy lit and legend, by St. Boniface, when What tt takes most in foster
festooned Christmas tree. A he converted the Gennarllc home care la that the parents
great Jog blazes in the pagans in the 4th century. 1-!~ work with lbe child to develop dedicated a fir tree to the ood r .... bo t blmaell fireplace and chi Id r en's g eeuues a u . Christ Child, as a substitute "It is • good thing that
stockings hang Crom the for the Sacred Oak of children are tough," Knight
mantel, awaiting the arrival of Wotan. added, "beCluse parents ,
Santa. Martin Luther, the Gennan teachen, lnatltuUons can do
A typical American tableau? reformer, added candles to his great damage. Through foster
True. But the whole setting Christmas fir -taMenbaum homes, love apd understanding
really is a German import. -in the early 16th centurY. and that ll~e bit en,a, we try
Christmas trees originated Gilded apples and nuts and to repair the damage:.
in . Germany. The Yule log colored streamers were later "Many foster children are
orginated in Germany. Visits ornaments. afraid to get Involved, afraid
from Santa combine two old During the 18th and 19th to become attached to a foster
German customs. centuries, theboliday tradltlon family, for fear they will lose
And t h e internationally of a decorated, I i g ht e d bis family as they lost their
favorite Christmas b y m n , evergreen tree g r a du a 11 y natural one," be said .
"Silent Night, Holy Night,"-::5P<:::'a=d=ou=ts=id=e=G=erm=="n;;:y=.==:::.A_no_th_er_o,;_p_ti.on_1_h_a1_,_"_m_•.,.to
was written in Germany by a 1 r
village priest and f I r s t
published in Leipzig.
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In ancient times, Dec. 25
marked the festival called Jul
(Yule), celebrated by
Germanic tribes to honor the
· sun god, Fryr. This was the
winter solstice, the time of
year when the sun was at its
lowest point. Jul ceremonies included the
ornamentation of homes with
evergreen boughs and the
burning of special logs.
In the 4th century. in order
to superimpose its ow n
significance on the pagan
festival, the Christian church
advanced its holiday,
celebrating the birth of Christ,
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NEW YORK (AP) -ABC derworld cb.-er1 w 11 al¥I CBS came up wilh • COU· QIIDtl like Boom·Bpom
pit ol betltNl>an-a"taf• ..,. Trembles.
lioa f01tW1! fl"1U '~\ Sally ,Field WU partictllorly
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with an unexpected 0. Henry the tO minutes had a kind of
twist for a windup. raw vttalJW tnd validity. .
CBS' Frklay night feature "See t6e Man RUii" on
was "Mongo'1 back in Town," ABC'• "Movie of the
adapted from a book by E. Weekend" Saturday began
Rlclwd Jobnaon, who ts • with a fading , alcoholic actor
convict still servinl Ume. receiving a telephone call
It was a violent story from a man who called him
plenty of gun ploy Ind f!ghUng "Dr. Spencer" and says he
-with 1 cenlral charocttr bu lddnaPed the do!:lor'1
who wu a profesaional tiller. daughter and wanted $50.000
• Be.aides Mongo -very well for her return. The kidnaper
I and almost sympathetically obvk>usly bad the wrong
r played by Joe Don Baker -telephone number, but the ac-
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fl50,000 ftoll\ u,; doctor, pay
off the kldn1per and get away
wllh a 1100,000 piofll for ·
himself.
Robert Culp played the
weak, emotional actor wltl!
profier theatrlc'aJ ' nourishes
and Angle Olcklnaon did very
well 11 his strong-willed wife.
After every~g bad worked
out pretty mucb according to
plan, along came the snapper
ending. It was an ezcell~t
script and the whole 90
minutes played vel')I well. '
CBS' "60 Minutes" devotea
aboUt half of Its Sunday ntght
tm>gram to the question of of-
fering amnesty to t b 't
thousands of American ·draft
dodgers and deserter• living in
Canada. Asserting that Al the
Vietnam war contin1.1es' to
wind down, the subject will
arise frequently, Mike Wallace
reported from a 1'banklglvlng
Day gathering of erpatrllte:s
in Montreat. In an informal
show of bands poll in a crowd-
ed room, only four indJcated
that they would return to the
United States U they could.
Wallace then intervleWed
the family and f e 11 ow
townsmen o! one young ex-
Marine who would Ute to
come home. Jn the small Con-
necUcut community, Wallace
found wide and violent dil·
ferences of oplnion on granting
amnesty.
Chri~ in Two
HOLLYWOOD (UPI)
Chrii George, once the. star of
"The Rat Patrol," will .tar in
two m o t I o o-plctures:for-
te1evi.sion at Screen Gem.1.
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By WlLUAM GLOVER
NEW YORK (AP) -"Wild
and Wonderful. 0 which last
week opened 8.t the Lyceum
Theater, ls a forlorn and fuWe
try at cut-rate Broadway
musical entertainment.
The show, prepared, pro-
duced and performed by a
people of more slnci°rlty than
talent, is operating under a
limited gross plan worked out
by landlords and craft unions
to' encourage creativity that
might be frustrated by the
high co.st of regular com-
mercial endeavor. In exchange
for trimmed rates, sponsors
can cut ticket prices.
But "W.A.W." ls no bargain
even al a $5 top, which Is
something' of a pity. Amkl
much ~addled antic, traces of
mild, amiable diversion are
pl't(ept.ible. PartlcuJarly In
the latter part when any real
chance for audience concern
bas long vanished. The plot
concerns . a lass fr o m
somewhere west of the George
Washington bridge who comes
setktng adventure iii the big
city. She meeta a lad in
drop:iut disguise who ls look-
ing for a bomb-tossing miss at
the direction of a CIA agent
who periodically climbs down
a ladder ~ from a helicopter
somewhere ln the proscenium
overhead.
There's also much 1palaver
about saving a church shelter
for hippie types. Realistic im-
probability Js confounded with
artsy symix>llsm and some of
the heaviest-hipped dancing
f:ver seen outside a gym fuJI of
weight-watchers.
Laura .McDuffie of Atlanta,
Ga., can only look back on her
Broadway debut as t h t
heroine with regret. Walter
Willison, a true-blue Yankee
under those love beads, should
stop imitating Russell Nype.
tet the epicene eccentricities
of various others be 1eft
Unspecified.
Recital Set
For College
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Twentieth-century fl_u11ian
and French piano music will
be featured in a recital to be
given my M'lou Dieller, mem-
ber or the cal Stale Fullerton
piano faculty, Thursday at 8
o'clock in the CSF Recita l
Hall.
The concert will open with
gix Preludes from Opus 34 by
Shostakovich. followed by "Le
Tombeau de Couperin" by
Ravel. The second half of the
program will Include three
Preludes by Debussy; "La
Puerta del Vino,'' ."La Ter·
rasse des audiences du clair
de lune." and "Les Co\llnes
d' Anacapri." followed b y
"Nocturn for Left Hand" by
Scriabin and Sonata No. 3 by
Prokofiev .
The public is Invited to the
Best of 1971 Due •
Pilot to Cite Top Shows, Perfor~rs
The cream or Orange COUn-
ty'a commu.n.lly theater crop
wUI be rt<:Ognlud this ~
and D<Jt wben the. DAILY
Pil.oT announces ita 11.venth
annual "DP" awarda for u-
cellence in dlrecUng ind ac.
Ung in 1mateur productions.
On Frldoy, the top 10 county
productions ot 1971 wU1 be
"leeted by DAILY PILOT
entertainment editor To m
Tltu1 in bls lnterrnisalon col·
umn in the Weekender section.
The director of the producUon
chosen as the year's belt wlll
receive the 1971 DA IL Y
PILOT Dlatingubhed Produe-
tion Award.
The following F r I d a y •
CbriJtmas Eve, fiill see the
winners of the newspaper's
annual Distinguished
Performance Awards reveal-
ed, alao in Titus' column. Four
trophies will be presented in
the categories of best actor;
actreu, supporting actor and
supp:irtlng actress.
The practice of according
rectlgnltlon for acting and
directl'ng achievement in local
theater began in 1965, and for
the first three years the
honors were limited t o
yearend mention. Then in 1968,
the DAILY PILOT began
presenting awards in the form
of handsome trophies to the
DP recipients.
Since 1965, 10 different
theater groups In Orange
County have shared in the DP
awards, both tangible and in-
tangible. Heading the list are
the Laguna Moulton Playhouse
(and its predecessor, the
Laguna Playhouse) with eight
awards, followed by the Costa
Mesa Civic Playhouse with
six.
Other groups recognized by
the yearend honors are the
Orange Studio Theater and
Anaheim Playhouse, both now
defunct, and the Huntington
Beach Playhouse, all with
three; the Rancho Community
Players (defunct) and Santa
Ana Community Players with
DAIL't' ,.Lor llltt '"°"
THE DP'S DP
Who'll Win In 1971?
two apiece, and the. San
C\emen\e Community Theater,
Westmlnste( C o m m u n I t y
Thea ter and Lido Isle Players,
all with one eacb.
ln the first slx years of the
countywide honors, only one
performer has been singled
out for two DP awards.
Robert Wentz was recognized
(on paper) as best supporting
actor of 1966 for "A Man for
All Seasons" and later won the
DP trophy as best actor for
his 1969 roleJn "l Never Sang
for My Father," both at the
Laguna Playhouse.
Recognition for excellence
has been accorded t w o
performers for the same role
on two occaSlons. Gene
Benedict was chosen best sup-
porting actor as Hockstader in
"The Best Man" foe the C:OSta
?\tesa Playhouse In 1967, p.'ld
Terrenc~ Doyle won the DP
trophy two years later for that
role in the Huntington Beach
Pla,yhouse version. Best sup-
Genet's 'Screens' Long
Drama of Revolution
By WIWAM GLOVER
NEW YORK (AP) -The
play · that stumped experts,
Jean Genet's "The Screens,"
Is now on display over at the
Chelsea Theater Center in
Brooklyn, an esoteric advance
sellout.
The reasons, other than &ize
and length, for letting well
enough alone are obvlow: at
the Chelsea. Genet's concern
for humanity's "accursed"
has slipped o~t of all dramatic
cootrol, so that scenes slip,
slither and slop in confusing
disarray.
With the run sold out to
Chelsea supporters in ad-
vance, the critics were invited
in for a private matinee
porting actreu laurels were
won by Bell Elllg at the
Anaheim Playhouse in 1966
and ¢.rol Stanfield\ ·for the )Ran~ho Community Players In
1969, 1 both for playing Queen
Aggravain in 110nce Upon a
Mattreu." ·
Laguna dominates the field
ln the best production
category, winning the title
three consecutive years -
1966 for "A Man for All
Seasons," 1967 for "The Roar
or the Greasepaint, the Smell
or the Crowd" and 1968 for
"Thef:ion in Winter." 111e last
two Distinguished Production
Awards have been won by the
Costa Mesa Civic Playhouse
for "Stop the World - I Want
to Get Off" and "A Delicate
Balance."
Laguna has produced double
winners in both the best actor
and best actress categories,
while Huntington Beach has
scored three times in six years
in the best supporting actor
competition. Costa M e s a ,
Anaheim and Rancho all have
led the best supporting actress
field on two occasions .
. Here Is a complete
breakdown on the winners of
the DP awsrds for the past six
years:
IEST .\CTOlt
lf'5 -Duke F11Jnl, "All lht k lfll'• Min," 0•111111 Sll.ldlo Thuter
1"6 -Wtlden LeKlll9, "Greel'l!lllek," Stnll ...... CommoJn!IY PltY.,I
1H7 -Altn Hirt, "Luv," Or111~ Studio Thul«
IHI -A1IP11 Richmond, ''The lion In
Wllltff," LA11un. Playhou"'I
Ifft -Rot.rt Wenn. "I N"'tr $-tor MY Ftlhff," LttUM Meulton
Pltl'tlwff
1'10 -8111 CUltM, "OtVld tt'ld L11.1,"
W1nmlr1$l1r Communltf' TM11tr
ll!IT ACTltE5S
1'65 -L11ll1 01'1', ''SunN\I In New
York/' Arlll'ltlm Plt Yhoui.e .
1"" -Ml,..,. Mlev, .. ,.,,.,, B1ek. Lttti.
Sltfb.I," C.lt ~ Clw!e Pltl'tloute
1K7 -/rl1 Korn, "Tiie 5ub!ec:t WIS ROHi/' Ll911111 Pll yhouH
lffl -Pt!TY 8rllder1Ck, "The Helreu,"
5111 ClemtnM CommunlfY The1l81'
1'69 -StllY H1vton, ''Wiii Untl!
Dtrk," L111un1 PltVl'IOUlf
lf111 -B1ri..r1 Croa•1r, "Cal di Mt II You Can," Lido 1111 Plartr1
ll!ST IU,P'OllTING ACTOR
1KS -Ed Gr-\ev, "A TllO\jJ1nd Clown1." Hunlln1!on Bflth PltYllO\jH
196' -Rahlrf Wl!'l'll, "A "'In for All S1110nt," L1eun1 Pl1rhouH
\161 -Gtrw 81nPdl'1, "The Brit
Min." COii• Mtt1 ctvlc Pllyl'louH
lt61 -J1mn E. Smllt!, "Tht Pf'!rl!lltd
For11I.'' Huntln910ll Btldl Pl1YhouM!
19'9 -terrer>et Dovlt, "Tht Btll Mon.'' Huntl"91on 811ch Pl1yhouH
1'10 -Hint Ewald, "Bus Stop," S1nl1
ANO Community Pllvtrt
9EST 11.1,POltTlfU) ACTRESS
1965 -Glnl $h1rp, "Llehl Up ll'lt Sty, ..
An1lle!m PllYhouM
1'66 -lltll Elll1, "One. Up0n t Mii·
lrt11.'' Alllhelm PllVhoult
1t61 -Judy Hinch, "Gun 11111 Dot11.''
Rtncht CPmmUnltv Pll Vtfl
IHI -P1tty H~ll. "The 01rk 11
ll'lt TOii of tM s111r .... Co.II Mtsl
Civic 'l1YhouM
1'69 -C1rOI 5t11111t ld, "°"'8 UP011 t M1nr .. 1.'' Rlndlo Community Pl1)1r1
1970 -Julie H111, "A Dtlkli.
ll1l1r>et.'' Cotti Miii Civic Pll Yl'loUM
IEST 'ltODUCTIOH
fffj -"Alt ll'lt Kine's Men.'' Or1n11
Studio Thttll'r, directed bY W1rrl!'I'
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HE STUDIED 588 murder cases, did Dr Marvin E.
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phia, It was. And he concluded after
lengthy consideraUon that about on~
out of every four murder victims
brought the killing on himaelf. What
looks like murder, he said, oftentimes
is just a sort ot suicide. Jnteresting.
But suppose it'a no news to report the
penitentiaries are cluttered with kill-
ers who did not rhean it, would not
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psychologists, Is red.
.Ut ASKED why 'the orangutan was so named. That
was a Malay word meaning "man of the woods."
AND NO MEMBER cir the Woman's Lib should forget
the old Japanese proverb: "It's a sorry household where
the hen announces the dawn." '
AS TO THOSE professional working girls known as
ladies of tbe ~ht, their average age in New York City ls
20. In Miam.J, it's 18. Or so report the police staliltlclans.
NOTE IT repeatedly slated that animal with the big· .
gest eyes is the blue whale. That's wrong. Some squid
have eyes as big as dinner plates. Almost a foot in di-
ameter.
QUERIES -Q. "What proportion of the world's Pr1>
test.ants are Lutherans?"
A. About a third.
,Q. "HOW LONG will olives keep in the refrigerator?"
A. Probably about a year.
Q. "HAS NANCY SINATRA had a nose job."
A. She has said so.
"A FELLOW has asked me to marry him. He does not
know that I have false teeth. Shall I tell him?" Such was
the query a feminine subscriber years ago put to the great
lovelorn adviceglver Dorothy Djx. Replied Dorothy: "Kee p
your mouth shut." Do you agree with this counsel? I don't.
In such a rorpantlc circumstance, a girl ought not !Ude what
can't be hidden forever. Now as to her past romantic en·
tanglements, that's different.
TALLULAH -Girls named "Talhilah" like to think
their moniker comes from a Cherokee word meaning "love
maiden." That's a myth. The language boys say it comes
from a Cherokee word meaning "terrible."
GAME OF CHE.SS was once thought to be a grear
memory developer. Particularly in India, this was. So in·
as-much as pharmacists there were thought to need superb
memories, students oC same were required to take up chess
as part of their training.
WHICH CAME FIRST. color movies or sound mov ies!
Wait, don't be too swift. First color film was "Toll of thtl
Sea" in 1922. First full length sound film was "The Jazz
Singer" in 1927. You can win bets with this question.
Address mait to L. M. Boyd, P. 0 . Bo: 1875, New-
port Beach, Catif. 92660.
Cop11right 1971 L. M. Boyd
Sex Perilous?
Experts Use Lur;e. on ·~ oths
BERKELEY (AP) -Two
scientists are using the lure of
sex to help fanners know
when to spray their orchards
for fruit-eating pests.
They have devised a simple
trap which uses female codl-
ing moths as bait to draw
males onto a sticky surface
where they b e c o m e Im·
mobilized. Farmers then can
determine by counting them
whether they need to use
pesticides.
"Until now there's been no
way of determining wbf;ther
the codling moth was In the
orchard in sufficient numbers
to do damage," said Dr. Louis
A. Falcon, one of t w o
University of California at
Berkeley entomologists who
developed the trap.
The half-Inch-long mottled
gray and black Insect -
known more commonly as the
apple worm -WU until the
advent of DD'l and other
sprays notoriOus ·for its habit
of burrowing Inside apples and
pears while they ripened on
the trees.
"Farmers started spraying
three or lo~ times a. season
just as insurance against the
moths -a very expensive
procedure and harmful to the
environment," Falcon said
Tuesday.
But Falcon and his colic.ague
Dr. William C. Batiste a~
convinced farmers no longer
need to spray indiscriminately
-spending upwards of $15 per
acre for each spray, and
unlea shing toxic agents which
may be harming other more
useful insects.
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Funeral Parlor Goes Afloat · Tapes
SAN RAFAEL (AP) -
"Intennenl at Sea W I th
Dignity" is the service offered
by a new firm that will pro-
vkte a yacht rOr burials in the
Pacific off California.
"We are trying to provide a
service oft the Golden Ga\e
that is nol only economical but
beauWul," says James Ma-
gee, a former Navy flier who
is one of three perlners in a
venture called The SeaWay.
The firm will convey on a
yacht cremated remai.rul and
members of the family-with
thtir own minister if desired-
out San Francisco Bay's
Golden Gate beyond the three-
mile limit where a new slate
law permits scattering of
ashes.
The trip would be on the 44-
foot, $85,000 cabin cruiser the
Seaway, owned by pai:tner
Chester Shumate, a San
Rafael boat broker.
The third partner I 1
Claience Coutts, a retired
Navy chief pe;tty officer.
Magee said in an interview
Thursday the average funeral
in the Bay Area costs a~ least
$1,500, :and that dlSposal of
crem11:ted .remains at sea
could run as low as $600,
de~ing on the' mortuary in-
volved and the services It has
rendered.
"We want to work through,
and on1y through regu]ar
morticians, fUJ1el'.al directors
Your Money •
and crematoria," Magee said.
He said the t.rio has ap-
proached some 500 Bay Area
funeral directors with their
idea. "The response thus far
has been at least
lukewann, and in most cases
enthusiastic."
No burials at sea have been
performed yet by the new
firm, Shutmate' se.id, but he
predicted that within a yeal"
the Seaway could be handling
up to 100 buriala a month.
Magee says the disposal of
intact remains at aea-aa done
commonly by the Navy and
the Merchant Marine outside
the 12-mile limit-would be
more expensive because a
heavy metal casket would be
involved.
He aproaches that subject
with reluctance, p a r t I y
because no one bas asked for
It yet, partly because he says
be knows of no law that either
permits or forbids burial of in-
tact remains at sea fro m ot~
than r e g u J a r ocean-going
ships.
"We want to provide a
service which Is b a d I y
needed ," he says.
"The national cemeteries
are mo:;tly .full; and the'
government already ls buying
land in Nevada to bury
veterans.
"We're. really offering only
tramportation, plus the faclll-
ty of the yacht fdr a burial
service." J
Better Business Firms
' Under Fire by Solons
By SYLVIA PORTER
. The 150 Better Business
Bureaus of the U.S. and
Canada are now under fhe
most fundamental and biting
attack in the '59 years they
have pioneered in the field of
consumer protection.
Today, the Ialeat indictment
Is being issued t.D ·Washington
by Congressm'an Benjamin S.
Rosenthal, Democrat of New
York City, and one of the
foremost consumer advocates
in the House. ln an exhaustive
study of how the bureaus
operate undertaken this past
June, Rosenthal C{)ndemns the
bureaus as hopelessly caught
in an intrinsic conflict of in·
terest between their busineu-
members and consumers:
criticizes the BBB files as in-
adequate, inaccurate and often
seriously mis1eading to the
consumer; suggests that the
bureaus admit they a r e
overwhelmingly biased i n
favor of bllSiness and recom-
mends that they return to a
narrow function ·of policing
business ads.
Earlier this year, radio sta·
tion WMCA in New York City
conducted a three-month study
of th~ local BBB's handling or
consu mer complaints, then put
out a sever.·page "Citizens
Report Card" which gave the
bureau failing gradu a.s a
consumer complaint agency.
With increasing frtquency aod
in mounting crescendo, con-
sumer groups and consumer
lawyers art claiming that the
88.Bs operate far beyond their
capacities an d are
downgrading the ac·
complishments of the buuaur.
Meanwhile, respooglble and'
nOecUve businessmen are
openly deploring the chcllne In
the prestige ol the BBB
net"°"k.
Yet, the Better Business
Bure.us that span lhis naUon
Imm coast to coast are tt>e
first choice or lmprtsslve
numbers of Y<JU when asked
Where you would tum with a
consumer Jnqulry or com-plalnl.
AJ one Ulustration, In • New
'
York area which includes a
regional Federal Trade Com-
mission oUice, a state At-
torney General's o ff i c e 1 District Attorney's office and
several other conwmer-fraud.
agencies, alm06t 38 percent of
the residents. said they still
woWd go first to the BBB with
a complaint -a proportion
that dwarfed all other choices.
In 1970, telephone calls to the
BBBs exceeded 11 ,600,000 and
more than 8,000,000 calls
reached a BBB. In contrast,
the President's Of£ice on
Consumer Affairs in
Washington in 1970 received
about 60,000 letters and 3,500
calls.
What's more, the BBBs wece
the first in the field of con-
sumer protection, go back to
1912 -even pre-dating the
FI'C by three years.
Okay, then -what are the
criticisms? How valid are
th'ey? What are the BBBs
doing to counter them ? Most
important, what should you
expect aod nqt expect lrom a
BBBT How should you use and
not. use a bureau? In this
series of four columns, I'll at-
tempt an analgsi.s of all these
questions. An excellent jum-
ping~ft point for the ac-
cusations Is today's report by
RosenUtal:
• 1btte is, says the eon·
gressman, an inherent confUct
o( interest in the makeup of
the bureaus, and he suggests
lhat "tbe refusa) of tbe:
bureaus to disclose their
membenhip lists may result
from an a Item pl lo hide this,"
"BBBs are run by llrp, local
companies to promote local
business for est 1 bl l1hed
flrms."
• 'Ille bureaus concentnte
on such CJnsumer problems u
fr.1\l dul ent m11t&lne
toUcitors, car rtpalr servlcts.
fraudulent swimming po o 1
salesme~ gener1lly Itinerant
salespeople. Says llooenlha'
the bureaus provide "some
Cood infl.IMTlation on the ny-by#
night Optrator but UtUe or
none agalrut the fraudulent
advertising that pervades the
markelplace and that the BBB
w1s originally estlbllahed to
CJmbat." i
lliegal
NEW YORK (AP) -Tape
accounted for only 4 percent of
all recorded music sales in
1966. By 1970 sBles had soared
. to 30 percent of the market
and most forecasters called
for continued growth.
Jn a typlcaUy exuberant
mood, one big tape maker
foresaw industry sales of $600
million in 1971. Tape making
was believed to be ooe of the
last.st growing of the booming
leisure-time industries.
Imtead, growth stopped as
abrutply u . the music ends
when the tape breaks. Sales
for the year are now expected
to be nearer $500 million,
which gives tapes only 29
perent of the market.
Whal happened! Bootleg-
gers, say industry ofnclals.
BooUeggers, primarily, but
counterfeiters and pirates, too.
They stole the music, paid no
royalties to the performers.
They !ldmmed •'!•Y 1150
million in business, one com~
Mnycla~ ...
The boo~leggers made copies
of authoriZe:d recordings ·and
sold them,at low p.i:lces·. The
counterfeiters steal ·~ labels
and · packages as· Well 1s the
music. The pirates made
unauthorized recordings at
live performances.
Now that a new federal
copyright law is scheduled to
be effective Feb. 15, 1972, you
might expect that growth will
resume from where it bad
been stopped in its tracks. It
might not.
Says Donald Hall, general.
manager of Am pe:x MU!ic, the
Industry's biggest producer,
"We won't get the full benefit
of the law Immediately
because it applies only to
recordings made after that
date."
Between now and then, it
. appears, a lot or bootleg tapes
can be made and marketed.
And as HaU sees it, "The
bootleggers will use every
legal and Illegal means to
postpone or avoid its en.
forcement."
It is difficult to obtain a
clear picture of the bootleg in-
dustry because it Is made up
of small, secretive I o c a I
marketers who almost defy
detection, and b i g , pro-
fessional , underworld-financial
organizations that o p e r a t e
openly.
For some people, t h e
temptations to bootleg are as
strong as those faced by the
moonshiner who has respect
for bis product.
A person who records from
his hi·fi a beautiful live work
from the opera house may
have Qnly the pleasures of the
spirit in mind, which ls fine.
He may even share his ex-
perience by selllng: copies at
cost to his friends. But U he
makes 1 profit on spread.in&
his pleasures he's a bootleg·
ger,
It is the pros, however, at
whom the new law Is aimed.
Big and fast-moving, they are
able to lake advantage of the
peculiarities of the 001iness.
A big tape maker such 1s
Ampex usually signa three-
yei.r contracts with a music
producer under which, for
money paid in advance, It hu
the rights to that company's
productions, good and bad.
Millioru of dollars are in-
volved.
The tape maker then hoJ>e!i
for the best -a hit production
that he can tum . into 1 · hit
tape. Speed is e1sentl1l,
because the lop 40 or top 50,
consjanlly chang>. A hit may
last only four weeka.
An over-the-counter tape
maker such as Ampex or
Genenl Recorded Tape or
Columbi• or .RCA try to work
f_.t to remain on top of Uw:
market, but lbe bootleggera
hive simpler setups and move
even faster . They nood the
market before tho llctnw
product ts 1v1Uable.
.Finance
Briefs
e Nwlear Valt•
PITT6BIJRGH ~ Westing-
house Electtic Corp. 11 I d
It has beeo c ho1en. to
JUPPly two 900,000 tuowaU
nUc1ear geaerating llllill lo the
New England Electric System,
They are lo be Installed al
Rome POin~ RJ,
ecrec11t De.i
NEW YORK -Leasco Corp.
said it bas llT8nged an $85
mi 11 ion siz:·year revolving
credit from a grmip of 20
domestic and international banks. 'lbe interest rate will
be three-quarters of a point
over the prime rate for two
years and one point over the
prime rate thereafter. Leasco
bas Wied $3& million of the
proceeds to discharge a lien
on its 62 percent holding
R.ellance Insurance Co. and
has paid off $12 million in other
debts.
e Shares Offered
NEW YORK -Allied
Supermarkets, Inc., said it is
making a rights offering of
1,304,524 shares of new com-
mon stock to existing
shareholders at $4 a share on
the basis ol one new share for
each three shares held on Nov.
30. Any new shares not taken
up by stockholders will be of.
fered to Allied Supennarkets
debenture holders. Part of the
proceeds will be used to equip
and provide working capital
for seven new supermarkets
to be opened in the fll'St half
ol 1972.
e Vote Machine•
JAMESTOWN, N,Y, -AVM
Corp's automatic v o t I n g
machines division announced
receipt of orders tolaling'.
$4,576,800 from Dallas, Tex-
as and Dade County, Fla. for
model 1830 Printomatic voting
machines,
The Dallas order includes
equipment to convert present
machines to the Printomalic
system, which yields an em-
bossed tally sheet within
seconds of the closing of the
polls.
e Refiner"
·LOS ANGELES -Oc-
cidental Petroleum Corp. an-
nounced it has received
British government approval
for construction of a 125,IXIO
barrels-per-day refinery at
Canvey Island on the Thames
in the greater London area.
e Arm" Order
WASHINGTON -National
Presto Industries received a
$130 million Army contract for
metal parts for 1 O 5 m m
artillery projectiles.
North American Rockwell
Corp. received a $20.8 million
inltial --payment on a $28.7
million Air Force contract for
Minuteman III guidance and
control systems.
e .Joint Venture
NEW YORK (UPI) -Forest
Laboratories, Inc., has formed
a joint venture with Tobishl
Pharmaceutical Co •• of Tokyo
to make a wide range of
pharmaceuticals for t h e
Japanese market.
eAmetek
NEW YORK -Ametek,
Inc., said the federal com·
mittee on dividends has re-
jected its request to pay a 15
cents a share extra dividend
this year. Ametek paid an ex·
tra of 10 cents 1 share last.
year.
e l\'e10 Hotel
WASHINGTON -Marriott
Corporation announced it
will build a large hotel at the
Kansas C I t y InternaUonal
Airport l!Cheduled to open In
mid-1972 . The structure will
have 278 guest rooms.
e Textiles
NASHVILLE, Tenn.
Gebesco, Inc., sakl it is con·
sidering a joint venture with c. ltoh &: Co., a Japanese
trading nrm, to fonn a textile
and apparel manufacturing
firm to operate ln AsiAi the
Uruted States and Europe.
e Rotar" Beat
NEW YORK. -Donbar
Development Corp. has agreed
in principle to join Rotary Seal
Corp., • subsidiary or EG&G,
Inc., ln 1 venture to develop a
prototype rota17 but ...
changer for 1utomoUvt a.Ir
~nditioning units,
e Air f'orce BW
WASHINGTON -North
Amtrloan Roclcwell Colp, has
won a $31 .7 mllllon addition lo
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• iwi.Y PILOT Mond.IJ, -1.1, 1'71 • •
:€onntian Pr,oposes·Changes.in S hool Financing ·
.. 'IOll IWILEY other than the --ol>tlle .. .. .... ... .... Jtate u a whole."'
A II-member talk """° FISCAL NJ!:ur,iw.trf
m.pd wllb wr1ilnl -Ed!J<alora and analyoll of
--*1 .,.id lead to the Bupreme Cola"!'• -1
a · 10,..,.... ~ ~·· are ca1llnl that . declaratJ!>q ..... ·~ -.nly" ..... ii ii
-0..,.. llludunl will .. lob .of the -..... .meet ~ In ~ o\lllie ltO maie Ill ~
_ .... ~ .. ·-the fremew<irt laid
Oranie·CoilalJ ·-doi1I I>)'-the -"'1iDI --~... and ~·· .~ The_,, coounlU.. muat
· It wtlbe the teCODd.meetlng eumtne California'• currmt
Of tho.Ulewlde Commlllee to "fooudation procram concepl" ~berl ~boo~ S!:i: -the ll!'lndple contained In
provlllon Ill 1111 Comlltmm
and In alallde --· buJc aid wbotl>er er not tbt
IChool dlllrlct la ...Utled lo
~ua!luUon ail violatet the
"filcal DNlnlll1" principle.
PIUNCU'U: CITED
TboM lookiDI to tbt -commlllet I«. a oOi.,tjon to the
ICbool flnanclna formula have
pointed <111L thaL all Cl1ILI .of
education mllll como wilhJn
the "f.lacal neutrallty0 Prin-
ciple.
Aey laopqe wrltt.a Into
law mus!, Ibey aay, cleerl1 •
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llate Lhat funds 111illd Jo< ed by the Serrano doclllon. · ilalablllll a uniform "-" fer ....,.., district oi>uld tie
capllal outlay, Incl 1r1HJ1 I And alllOlltl the sulllOlled -~ leveil. .-k:ted to tho, flat -t
bnada, an not a -of """'1iea be •lll mull with bil -~ of thaL f1aL amoaol, or the plO\'WoOJ o1
Ille wealth ol the dlllrlel" COlllmiltee are U-: sraat allowan<t throll,!b full Hamm'• t b 1 rd .uggeatlon
SUcll ]ll'OlraDll 11 ,-. -DlvflloD Of, the .US,.. into alate luJ!dlnl with, In additloo, could • be l!'Plled above -11-
balfd!DI aid , ,_ wllldl · ICha!>I diltrlcll of e q q a I· permm/on fO( 4iltrlcta to 111 llatewlde ~ ty tu ra~
allow ...,, IOI....,_ In ........S valqatlon. U IUCb. a· their own lex rate to spend In -Esta-of a level of
repa,,_i, for the .,,....., revamping proved to lia Im·· ·~of the flat cranL with expendl~,. ~ ... 1.o1•
school dlllrlcla'ol•Callfornlt. poulblelnvlewoftheaileand llii<, .. tloa 1. that wll tu thal"li(diltr\ct """-to
but .. wtucb rtlatt: •Joan ~ersity of tbc area Ui.vol'!'ed diltrictll cbooldng ,tht tame Jevy. 1'hll wbula "have to 'be
rioplaymenlaJ• the ""1th of ·'.maax 'tmprovemula o~ tlpe" tu rate would spend at tbt l!11ide1f' by;-comblnatio~ tho~~ hf"• .to be line1 oould be eCfected:ln. -level. • ..,f pneral fuiid aiJd' lqcal \iro-
mOled. • · ,• diltrl~t ..,.,.anliatioa. --Provlllon hi; :a flat Cl"lllil • perty .tu· l\ippon from the ·
"You aee the Dia of tuk we -PioviSon al a flit ~grant allowance by a combination of wealthier' districts. d.\1~~ ''LOT ..., ,...
face," Haneoo lald. • allowanee lhn!llgh NII stale" a statewide property tu and "We .t. aoing to look Into L""'~5 •• ....-;. RE-RMS
He b nOt short ol poulble l1lD'!Ing w\thoul a local,_. g~ Jund support. Under these.aai<lother proplllil very """' ~ rv
eolqlions to the '!T P,11' , \l!ilt' ~ :nu -~1o il,J.d IJ<!l;.11!'\,IPOnding level of the ?rdull~. • a.,... said, 1 ScMol 5Ndy'1 Han~.
the -' eqilalbotion ald Ana .... named by stale and iupplementel 1 up p'o~ t
SUpertnteiifeot of Pu b II e .,.ieme involving state and
lhltruclloll Wllloa R;lel to local llbaring to the level of a
bead. .the -'11"' ..... ~tu "8te.
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mltlee ""' until oel! -. 'l1lat, Hanaoo .. ,,, -to pat Ill ~ on pap«. the principle of , • 11 i e al
At that time, u'amon will be . neulrallty" U the fowidalion
t.p,cted to lay beiore the Jll1llnl!l -equal to the total ·
atele Board of Education -ol .. tioo. r.comm.oo.tioOJ Iha! will Bot, be. ~·111a air·.
help the lioanl map l'Ji'P'llo'l .not 1....iation Ji IA
lelillation In e ~liol will · .t a' level fer the cur-
brinl ateteiride -· . riS· .cost of education and eing In line With -...... ~districts,_,.. a.-ue.j
dol1led bt Ille Ca 11 f O'r D & to 'Nile addiilooal fUDdl ,by
Supreme c.ut in it• Serrano tuini~ ~yond } 1i h·• com-
declslQn. , pu--.w tu rate through
. The Serrano ruling, Hanson ~ve or v9ted override lald in wn lntel'View, llJPporled tu ee. . the argument of a Los Angeles " that'• whai 'Serrano ta
family Lhat thetr son, did nol all abouL," ljaneon ' lald.
enjoy the educatiooa! op. ''Under that ~ a dlalrlct
portunltlel a v a 11 a b le to la allowed to berlefit from HI
lllJdtnte In wealthier ICbool -wealth in rtlatlon to that dlltricll. of other di!tr!Ctii and llie
i!laporily that ~llie sm&no FAMILIAIR RING famtty objecteCI to. !if eruted "
It'• an ...,_ ll!at has • aud the '&cal neutrallly' prln-
lamillar rinl to!'-. IOldir ciplo 11 violated.•·· . ,.
par1ner 1n the -.. firm An attempt ,,,., mac1e to
of Arthur y ouna and Com-meet 0 ftscal neutrality" prin-
pany. ciples before . .;,Rilea. ttamtd
HIDPl~WU chairman of the . Hanaon to lake-tbe ·chair OD
California C.ommilslon o n hl.!I new committee.
Educational Reform that last ~ •--•·• n.AT GRANT!I · -year ...,...,. Gov-Ronald ~;:-· -.,,
Reagan ., 70-page report coo-Tri bi!\o -~le Bljl',!01
ta1n1ng the group'• comments and A!aembly Bill l~were
and critlcl!ms on much of the introduced and t;.M,~e of
atete'o .educational @Yslem. · boll) ..._led Iii!! ~tlon. of ''
Tbat ~port oooialnecl , -• nat crlllil •llow'an<;e ~ to
Jong before the California the cost of educatlnc 4l DorriW Su~ Court bad even child in a regu}tr: clau.
heard ~J9'm \Sf;rrlU'I(> Jrt.. j;"" Fwldtl!g Wl!.J. ia' be j>rov\lled
the comment: uEqual educa-by a combi.n&tion of a $3.75
tional opportunity implies une-statewide property tar rate
qua! d 11 tr I b u Ho n of and state. General Fund aup. resources!' port. ~-'~
HBDIOI! said thaL concilllion Leg~~ wlio liked tbe
will be a .cornerstooe of the !<IQ said,··ll the reaJlsll< apen-
ne.w committee'• a.pproach to dU1g .level wu· ooce estab~
the llChool financing problem. ed for "!ch clislricl regerdlea
liamon said bil finl job will of. wealth, aids could -be
be to fotni I ileerlng COlll-proi.ided OD top of that bl .. to
mlttee that will plot the com· allow different spending levels ml"-• !'R'lf'I of ~ oyer ~. ,l'!li th\;_'"'" ·~.1 .. the next~ months. pltllciUJer.itudenu .
''We,alreedy toow Lhat we l'ropOnenj, of·the mwuru
have I wide divergence of o~ contended 'that fQuaI educa·
Qlon on a topic or two, but I'm tlOllll i>pplirlunity could then
canfident that I have the ·kind be, 1 cu8ranteed for ,a I I
of coinmlttee that wt J I CallfOrnii public' 1 8 cih o ·o l
recognJxe this and not an.W ii chlldJ'en. ·
tO ltind1'tn the way of pro-But, it Was arg\ied, lfeatui"e
gress," he said. 1 ol lhOse'~s dld1 not meet ·the ·
·Many of the committee "fiscal M.UtralitY" prOvislOria
members, Hamon 1 aid, -tbt!'fact tbat•districis'were
aJready are studying r the aIJoWed --ta· e.z:ceed •tiie $3:75
Supreme O>urt'a lsngilage in !latri'ide propertr tax fate
the 5errano declslon, paying and benefit from their own
speclal attenUon to a comment wealth for-'every'·ceut:.levted ln
that lies at the .heart of the e.z:ceu of that nte. 1· 1 _.
ruling: "The quality of public . The supreme Court did not
education fin California) may II)' that basic aid wu uo-
nol be a function of wealth coostitutiooal. U eaid Lhat the
Men in Ser vice
Navy Seaman Jamet F.
Miller, aon 'Of Mrs. Norma J.
!4iller of 570 Hamilton, CQsta
Mesa, has graduated from
recruit training at the: Naval
Training Center, San Diego.,
He is a graduate of F.&taDcia
High Schoo~ Costa Mesa.
Airman Crate M. Comer,
son of ·Mr. and Mri. Jamea E.
Omer of 6151 Glacier Drive,
Westminster. baJ completed
bls U.S. Air Force basic
training at the Air Training
Command"• Lackland AFB,
Tex. He has been a.ulgned to
Sheppard AFB, Tex., for
training in aircraft maiD-
tenance.
Army ,.Reserve, Lieutenant
Colonel Rajclc was cited for
out.standing achievement in
developing policies and pro-
cedures in the Office of the
Inspector General at the 63rd
~~~·Command
,. Ai-mf Private Waldo Jl.
~ .... !Ol1 of Mn. TUiie 1l
Robles, 7281 Plaia,
Westmins~, recently com.
pleled the fitit pba,se of
training under the . Mnd"11
Volunteer Army Field Ex·
perlment at Ft. Ord.
U.S. Air Force SergeeeL
Alfred;!'. A.tla, of 10911 Un-
nell Ave., Garden Groveo 11 on
Navy PeUy Officer Second t;, ~~rn Royal Thai
Clua Cbadu J. Moran, son of
Mr. and Mn. Charles E. ~e8:ntl(~~~1~ medicall Moran of 9424 Cormorant, ~.tllst, ' ............. to a un t
Fountain Valley, has arrived of the Paclfic.i iAir ,Forces,
at the bottom of the world headquarters for air opera·
with l»tacbment Alfa of the tlOOI in Southeast Asia, ~
-Antordic Support Acllvltles, ;Fer Eut and Pacifi<; area.
part of the 17th consecullve Be!ore ~ arrival In 'lllalland,
Openotlon Deep ~ • he servid at Vandenberg.
· Hii wife, Pa~a. ii the
.Navy Petty Olfm Third deugbter of Mr. and Mrs. a-.-J.. Kelley, ,.. of James J. O'Connell, Ht491
Jllr, ud Jllrl. Jolln E. Kelley Warreo St., Westminster.
lll -La Lnna, Founlaln Valley, has graduated from
llnll ~ Scbool at the
S..-toa -In Groton,
Anny l'rtvale -W. llaJ:tdel ... IOI\ ol Mr. and
Mra. Robert A. lfarldqen, ,
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training aL the U.S. Anny
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E. Bakkan ot &IT.I Hugbea
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·Here at Last-·Allen's Showdown"With LA
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21st Consecutive "Wi11.
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B«d:~ en·· -bY: ~La~e:· .... ~. '. .
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0juit' ha;en't been ~'.~-~~ • oaur...,..., ,.........,. · · · . ,e-. ..,, t· .••
· INGU>WOOii -11 ;,a,nm and 1n "When you're, t,Jgbt '. ua..Uy ll'• ·-. Nazi~)'--.. ., ~llC\r was tak· sllooling tbat's alf~· QIOn', thin ,
Ing oU~ Orie the ' 'he pnxniled anything else •• W.• ~ •,~ol.lhola •.
the ~ tha~ Mo Tllird Relcb u..t we ~~.~;W.•.~ lo arlnd would Id\'•' · ~· : , · 11'00!,lonlPt." , ~ ... ·,
Bui "Iii' Pler' fell ~ ·~ ... m.:..:tt~ ~::ii: . °!.!' ~ . -llP by • but id the 21st. : .•
y • ''Tiie dUferen<e lool&ht· WU that Wljl Th!o In 1971, Cllllf cne ol the sreal went lo wort and toot; over the haardl '
predictions of lllOdern sports lmay. It and ~,.. got ~lo them we·JaF ' ·
was March I .and in Cblcqo ~ Bulla made loo i!iany menial mistakes " • .
had Just defeated tbe Mllwaukoe BUcb lo There *" *"r\08 famtneS ,.hicJ>
end the latter's »game ~ llrlng. nearly -both 11dts. ~ ~en ~
That streak was by two the~~. 7:21 ol Iii llnt Nill wltJi,dilf two fie!( · '
the history ol the NatJonal ~ Jiil1a ln.lllll alretth; . . . •
Aasoclalioo. And when H waa ~;.any lllil the illor. was tl!i',GM tiiatCboke<I '.
espert.s roofldeolly pro)ed"I • u.i the Atlaola Iii Ille tut perjod 11 lhe Jose,1 ,
Bucks' faotaalic mart might mdan a suffered tlJroUl!i 5:44 wltb '!'Ill one lldd • • ·
I0!1g time -llP maybe forever. ' , goal: In that atrOtdi u.O.hoila !jlme !rOm . ' '
But as was the case with I.be 'fttrd a 79:77 deflelt-to' bike a)~.., )~Id.. .. 1 Reich of a thousaod years, thll pretllctloo So now lllf oil 'lo Poi:ttan<! 'fhere, the. , .
also fell considerably short. ,. ·lmpoalng iliilli DllY he C.OtlnUod or.mi, . •-~--• J ~ f -, , -~· . 1, r. umi.a:.u. \& orever. tr llU. u . ·1 • (." ~ < ' ·• •
1tandard beld up or nine mcatbl,.. fbrft .. . " , • " \T ~ .~1L~ · '1 .
days. , • w.nllllf'Oft 1 U f ~Hi,._.. I ,M ,l' ,· 'f{.l..
The Bucks' record was offtda1IJ Iha\.-=::.,, : ::;~ ~~ 1: :-;. ~· "· , •. t, tered Sunday night at 1:11 H 17,505 ~ . ' •t ~· Wnt 10 ... , • rC ••thered I ••-F h _,,_.._ ,,....,,.. 1 .w ,, etllrl' l M ' -a W1:1 orwn, ere, •·~ ,,..,. ,. u n E!•Jt ' 111.1 1,,J the J,.os Angeles Lakert outlast Atlanta's G11111m 1 N 2 JtfiMfieM •· 1 ... 2 Bawks, lot-85, to wrap up their 21st T•i.. • ·11.u ts T«•la « 2:HI *
lrlumpll In succession. ·•
And wisely, no one 11 at the moment
J suggesting the mark will ltand. for an7
long periods of Ume. It coald\ in fact, he
atended Tuesday nlibt In P0111and when
eoacb Bill Sharman'• classy Laken IWl
for No. 22.
fourth quarter to o AUanta's 71· ·
It's Finest Day
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~ . '. ·~$41, .:Goalby ~,:
., •"I I • • ~ \. . ' ~ ~. G.B:I. (AP)·"-"I hail Ill ~·Gm ,obe buktt in tfWI one rqun:d,"
a aadllilr and IMlmi~edly .. cited Bob Gtalbt •lid, . ' . \le Wll talidng< about final round 'io, I .
sti!ad1 OllO-<mdor-P,ar effort u.n de r .
, treqliDlous preasoire . Subdly . I h a I '
1lro;Pt lllln ' •-. vlctorf to the. ' . '1~ jlaholn'a· ~ oi.n iolf .
tournament.
More tmportanliy, at lwl fer the *'
year>0ld Goalby, It secureci l!ia> IP U·
emption from the quaillylnll·roullds for
next year's regular tCJJr e"""". !; .. 1 ·~
Goalby. who had bad a poor teUOn," t
had to wJn th1a tut event on~ tbt sro _..
~lomalcell ;, ·
1 ·~ preHy esclted, ~ u DiDCh u ' . ' .· GIOI!~ AL~IN
l'bavO ever been," he said aflei'' llbldJC . ·'
ahort par putts OD the flnal two boles lo ' .
·, ·~ pse<t ·P!~ first ~-~ • spot.~~ · "U' "k ·r· w' · · k ... VIS' 'op\ vu money w .... , •• ,ao. -UJll c 0 ·or . ' , diterinlnlna faclor In mUIJig,'tbe ~xempr-· .. . '· llat. \.
'i "Its.a'i..t1ttofpresttie.''u1d·Goaiby, :.p : •· 't:': .. G. · , ,.
1 :t!t~ r! ~k~~~ ~~ ~ c: ::a~ . ~rior . O:·· _ame
much money tt was for first plat!. Ijust . , · . ·
knew that 1 had lo win It. It's •ery. Im· D _ "-Sting• H dl
portant lo me." l.JtJU a .
, The victory pushed his 11'111 eamlnp to : · ·
145,833.43 for the yff.r arid 5lal tJlace. • ··,. SAN DIEGO (AP) ~ Quarterback John
George Archer took second priu of Had! of'the San Diego Chargers 11ys·1ie•1
114,llOO. Archer, leoder throulb the • enJol<IDg the lineit seaaoo of hla:1o.,.u
cond and third rounds, finished with •"11 ' ..,...; alid toda~ he'd·he hard-prtsaed lo
for 278. He clooed out the 'l'-·with . find 'many people 'wlllinl lo ll'IUI' tho
IH7,j&9, fourth on the llR hellind lhe po1nL · · '· • • •
abeent Jacl: Nicklaus L<e Trevtao and · • , .,; .... ,.. • · ' ·
Arnold Palmer. ' , '' ' , t< ; ~~;:l,"~~ to I !6-11 -IY'• -11.-• -war< with the Lakerl ebtct In Ille
'IS lead and then ag pultlng on a spurt
In the final minute lo pul the brak'8 lo a
Hawks rally. .L ... . _ ·
Ra · -N01 1 hke ! \' .~\tf. ' JIRRY Yl15T DRIVl!S Fqll•llAIKET.IN ·LAKE,RS' 21$1' STRAIGHT WIN.
Berl y._ bad a llnd ·-n fia' o'ima~&mdijind~t,i.fi:: m and a ue with ToiDi>!r A""'° !or. ·11 _-f" m )'lrds aud four
third. Aaroo had a fi~ '8, . ~ lo 1ead San Diego to a •11
best touod of the flM!• dlJ. Oii lhe "trhimph.over !hi Dtnlier BroaCoi .
Atlanta was down \9Mt with~· Jett in
the game when sQdda it .~ p.
Laker& were falling ~nay
the ball and missing· • " · -
.G--..l>,:..~ ·w·•-> < • ~l ..:: • .n. •.. •·-. . . tu!i.l!,j .. 'Dn>J, a; ,.,... l.UIOll 1-. {! . . ~ : ' ' . .i,.
to be the f1nelt day 'of m'r· .Ufe,". an :'f} ., D · • !;.""•~Yi!~~-='1:· ·-r--rego~i ·s. · ept;ir,z~/te
llood.heforethemiln·Ray-D.y. . ~ .r.
Lucayao Co!"'try Club coone. ·' . . . lladi's per1.m;.;,.;,, ·-pve>lllm
Rool<le Ralph Johnston had .a,~ and . !ht, !jaUooal F.ootl>Qll ,,Ltague ·lead' In
was alone at 271. ~ · touchdon pua.es wttl}-;21 and left him·ie-
01bll gives me another1~~e," p.ld ~ ~ ·1n,,:ompJe~ w1Jb '221. took-,&he
Goalby, lhe 11111 Masters C6inipto1rwl!O ., iPo!1J1bi •lfay from Bronco l'llllllln&' bjclc
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The visitors peCied away until the
ICOreboard 1bowed tJieai , heblnd -
with 1:01 on the clock. • ,
They had momentum. The LaUn look·
ed disorganized. I rallied, .,,
NI~ • I~ vetoWi Md twice I , . :i~.J:-Job~~;r~~ r Mav Be Controversial ~":t~~hefon'tlie~~t:·;· . ~ . . ..
1aved his .uemptlon.t f~·tbf,_~ "°'f:'1 ~ Uttle. ,.,,. .,;. .. , ... ··.<·. ~
seculive year with a late!'"*"' lrl."°'l!h-· . tittle, ba!Wnc ·to repea'1. aa •. 'dio /
He won the 1111111 Robllll<!'l Open l!n late ~ COnlerenCe ?lllllinf champion, ,
September, and he..., lhe 11711 ~ . ~·for '8'.Yardl·C)ll•U. mrl'll9 to hood
Classic In late November, . ·, · hlin.o,ver11ho !,~Jani·~ for.the maybe just out DI g the _.
of the streak, travel, ~y. etc.
But then the old . C.... through
with the bucket lhd ~ Ailanta'1
rally. Taking a pass Gpodrlcll,
Wilt Ownherlaln up from the
Door, through heavy 1' and u be
blasted the ball ,.Mt; on •
dunk, it seemed as mlilil tear
the backboard off Its ~\ll!iig
'IhP.t made it 18-95
' and then 1the Lakers
on the ensuing series iJIQI to'lce it.
Chamberlain again r<IS'f~
Be had 24 reboundll, bJocbcf sbotl. made
a couple of great saVe~G.a;1,.111 that IP"
peared to be Jost out ~ ~·.He U...
tlmldated enemy sbooleil'!i'f ~·got hla :,i:,;~• rolling with :71;: down
He even made two. · , • In a
row. C.-
And then there was Jfltr1• II, lteal·
lag stealing, stealing ariil How
he maoaged lo gel 21.. Pd H
assists In addlUon to ~ IODMI
Laker offlclals called ~ . baHvtr
defensive showing, la
Also, a foi'mer UCLA ~ DnJ
believed would never:.:= it _...JiBA,
had a. pretty fair e • -iioodrlch
tallied 32, high Scor<l' for the P.Dle. <
Sharman said, "Our slioollng WU tiPl
We never got our nmnkig'gflle ~~
tll about the third period. We •-
these last two &am.es IO bdJ. ,that WI
Nastase Downs':
Smith for Title
' . PARIS (AP) -Ille N-ol
Romania captured the -tennis tournament aod the •t5;eoo pawSUodaJ
nlgh4 defeating Stan Smith of Pll .......
~7. 7-1, 6-3 .
Nutase fiolabed undefeated in liX
matches of thla aeven-plQet, round-robin
tournament, while Smith wound up wttb I
44 rerord and '9.000 in thll lllO,Oll dlall>
plonshlp.
to aootbor matdl Slmdq, Qarl< Clraeb-
.., of New Yorlc City edtlOd CUii RldleJ
of Saruota, Fla., f.7, ,..... 64. It wu
Grsebner'• first lrlumpll aga!Dlt ftft
looses and ten him In last place with
earnings of ll,500. Richey, Ho finished
third and won 17.500.
Jan Kodes of Czechoelovakia beat ZeJ..
Jko Franulovlc of Yuioslavla In Sunday's
. first match, M , U , 1-4 for flfth place
Ind '4.500. Franulovic, 1-6, tamed •1itiOO
ror sixth place.
Pierre Bartbes of France wtth a record
f ~. ldJo Sunday, WU fowlh "" fl,OliO.
~Words can't . (~ fii • . ' 1 '
day• be~ ·~·I': If you caol•Mun>lsadt<U. pnoeqt 1111 -~lllk.al11be .W11ln siz Al~ I'll~ bit.Oliaari,.. so lbereml&hl he i-t diiel<to · ·star ·plnel: 1111hW11 voted <Ang!>Js MVP -~ • ' '.'~ fol waft! to in New Yodt City. It three times.'·
T ' ~ ...,id be --two prolelslODal 'll>lt · W11 • -part of his n!COld, -·wl» _,lo.blaklnJhe;tmage --parl,lrblchWon'thefoundlnthe
· 'helnc --lioo<•ifiiI, the •man, ·ll'dllftl,, ii tile Fregosl who kepi a town. ' playbor~lmQlpllere about the team oo -' " , "°"" "'°'""'tan! .-Id be t.h a ibe trips I tool( with IL
day for I man In • ...-ct· ol-tM:New< York J·<lll: 'lie WU suppoeed lo be the Angels' field
• ~,~y~ and the f9 rm er owmr cl. Bachekn m, leader, the example. And some players Pacl:eti'o !tilO clly of~· Bay tor glamoroua•,chara-off the field ol pro. told , me that-he.was helpful and paUeol honod!ir~' lh, ... ain'1rom l\ln. fOEiooal -1. T!-Y c.iUblmJBr*,;c ·W#ll .~.playen!Wbo were coming lnlo
l<mhiHJ' -· , 1 ,. way J .. Namalli 6"'k· ln·GOthalil. "'. -; i\lle~ ...
lloilll111"-.. ac know l·•d ged Illa rival ID ·the duel would he a :Jl1iflie\iiullio ~.IUY on the bw! who NitaC:tke'a~ achievements u mo 1 t newc:omet to the b6c . town -• , 1 :.:.t• ,·
valuablt,player in {IJe 1112 Nalional Fow1 ~ CalllwDlali: A ··tor m -n""' .,. -'. ·: ~'
ball League Ulie glme, hla .. aliopro Alpls baaeholl p!Qt!r. Jim Fregool.,., ' 41(• ' ' "'l'
nomlnaliooa•ln 1114, ~·a1111111, and ~P'._t "•'I' making t>lap,~,;,':_•~: .. ,.;, lt~~
hla·aeltclloo b)'•the Pip POolboll Ball·OI <mn,-plline blll llid•SW!klng,OQI J -. ,.
Fame Board .II the OU~ll•D,dl111 ' Anaheim i~"!D• he WU lnlroduced to '' ,
-<lftlleNrt'l_ll,_.. Big A fl!s r~,>lb,e .~ .ni,·lra£:: . ")¥,.\SB ,"· TheCO!lldt1-.--llonallJ<~\Ulllflteiw... 1-.1?';; 1t':i..·" ' a • 11 cm,...., ovation before t11i1 player. t '~·k!.;;1~~ •"l J ~ • t" .~:;-:~.......,..,.. ce:••••._ tllieD anotbe:r wbm· be,-.wa 'lbe ~ ~UC. ~ · I ~ "" · · llltPodac«i''ritJ ,.dll ..... Packer Sotde.....,-.blft felt"~ maybe 't ' • "1 ' . 1'eullpl WMIT•
def *'•-· :mn~fhaltlle 'Aoi'els ''l"'lll•trade -nde 'tbe drivm"ol ~ vehlcle· In , "11 mercl\eu llfhloo, lboutlag Bussy this
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aud Buss)' tha~ lie also WU a heautlful
aample at Wuhinctoo D.C. airport Oii
me ....-when he made a big, loud
to<lo aboul· I gal in I mlni .. kirl
. Illa , wlaeacre 8Dd IDide mnarl<s . in
public places were never my idea of
leadenhlp qaalltlee, And franldy I was
never coovinCed that he roolrlbuied that
'mudi in.ptaylrig talenl ·lo nierlt All..W selectloo.· · · •
. Perhaps the best · way lo describe
Freioll ls lo repeal a quote which. ws,s
attributed lo him ln the Santa Alla paper
•tills ... -.. Reprdlng ·hls trade, ~
wu • IUppoeed to have said• • '1They
(Anltli) got rid of a helluva.player."
Penonaliy, I roceived the neW. of lhe
lra4e wHll Rreot jubllallon because that
semned lo'he the llnal ltep needed lo get
the Aqels (l>ln& In the right direction
toward -y helnc serious pennant c:hellflll«a.
The -._.,... alclng U!ooe lines ..... alructy talt91 by the firing of
pim1 llllDll"' Did< Walah and field
~ Lefty Pldlllps, -l>!Deil. wHh .
the hlrllil ol now GM Harry Dallon and
aklpper Del Rkie. ·
So, FreaoeJ ~ , ....
But ln clooing comment on hla
deparlure 8Dd displeasing ways, there Is
samethlng that must he said In his
b<i>alf.
He w1J retpCNible for getting a special
night together f« crippled player Minnie
RoJaa., the ex.Angel wbo was paralyzed In . an auto craah.
.., -And ~ that WU his biggest COi>
GRIEM IAY'I llAY NITICHKI IS HONORID,.cRIES. .. .trlbulloe u au~ aud u ..__
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"!can~ take thll 1DY lnott,• 1111 .al!L · flnl-.. in ~·ll\'O'feor caretr, He·"9W
"I'm 11<>lng lo come out llroa( eorly nee · i..· l,116f, Yanll: .Vth -same . tell
year." ·: · 1co ,~ • : t .. apimttQakland. , :.-'" · · ·.
Canadian G<orge Kzwdeon·alio 'meili It · Bld.1t wu 1!adl. pttiag aoellenl -'
tnlo the 1op eo with a~ !or IOth pliCe. .l<Ctlon fl!XDhtl .fml>nninl ottemjveJ!iie, •
He needed fl,Jll0.15 to make It and ..., who put on lhe most lmpttalve show;.
ni.J. "HAdl WU the dlfftrence " Denl>'er 11,222.!0. Thatknocl:edoulu-J.otaand Ocii<Ji): SmiCfi'Uid-•-2~ . .,,fo Jimmy Jamleoon wbo boll lli!ld top II · l!fl)' m~~ "!' i
spota ioing inlo the Week: . lo the Cllargen what (Len) Dawson fs lo
Some otlll!r lop players <Who failed to Kanw City. I J;i~ them both In· the make the exempt lilt •lndudecJ:.,Doq ... C':.,~~.;.i;,..!ia..':if'~~
Sanders, Chi Chi Rodriguez,' Larry 1ise 31.year.ot.f ,sllJlal:..U~r' fiOm
Ziegler and R. H. Sikes. Kanau got. the Chargers off lo a · 11-s
balftllpe 'le,ad by tbrowlng a ntne.l'.lird
..Orlng tlus lo·l'lllllllng heel: Jeff ~
and a·a.Y.arder ·to •wlde receiver~ World Record DJCus • ,, \ • ., ., _ ll'hei. on the · seeood play from ICl'ib;;
!Dile in the thlrd.quiifu, Had! uncoH<ed
a Tl·)'ard·bomb fo..an.recelver ~ Getrtson; who. coverell the last !O•yai'da
on loOt a/!<r strelchlng to-mail•. the fl1le catch. I ; . '•
0I~ft Ulr.owD> tbf•ball better all Y-f/lr
~ tnaD I evet biVe, If Bad! lakltlfieP
SYDNEY, Australia (AP\ --lhe ~ Aaked wll)', he Aid, "l've~l
Gould had anolher world ·record loctai-throWln'g in procti<e u much u I hlvt ln
and a little extra sleep u ~ rennt.-~.t' 'and . 1~1 Jettinc good ~ '
For Aussie ·
Swiin Whiz
The incredible A<lltrhian teenager; · 'His iourth TD pm-a two.yanleito .
just three weeks past her 11th birthday,·-~.in the final quarter, IDd the·lwo '
swam 1,lOO meters In Ill ul001ahlni mm almool added· ...-..,. 1 "w • 17:00.8inanlnterclubcamiftl1tBlrrong-m.tnutes . later when Denver'• »eel ·t
Pool Sundsy night, alashlog. 18.t -FonbOrg' dragged ~-down lncl)e!I
off the previous wor Id -· · stJori ol the goa1· 11ne lfttt 1 !f.yanl ..,.
Not loo long ago, 17 minutes fOr men play. Mike Garrett dlftd over flll')hi / was rated along the lines ol 'the foll\' 'JCOie ."" the --play lo •put the ~ minute mile before · that harper .,.... Chafgl!rr ..,,.d a.11. • ·: ~
broken. AU1tralla'1 Jon Koni'ada won the t '~ • - . c. ... ; ~
men's 1,500 me!ers at the l,ltO ·otympic:I · ' . •
In ~l~'·~d now holdl eV<ry .,,;.,~ BQY' ALMOST 6ETS ~
mark for ~n'1 freeltjJe -100 · • 1 meters, 200, 400, llOO •"'\ 1,!0t. BUI she Jf E$T'S SHOES . • ' ) _.,the too.meter rerotd of 1<51.1 with _
countrywomen' Dawn Fraaer illll her · INGLEWOOD -Jerry Wat, -
coach, Forbes Carlile, said !hit would he thla 'liallonal IlukelNB -)
her nell goal. aenOn; loi>ked -.. he -.hla !
In setting her lalesl reoord1 Miu Gould -· '"lbeae-._ ba-..ol toe• a ·, won by 'IS yardl over Nl!<DO Moru:'TO-aame," lie said aollly. ·: r
day, her mother let her lloep'untll 7 a,m, <>oe Ol·the Loi 'Nlcelel LUer ball""'" 1
and theo drove her lo -lli&h .... standing l)llrby. -w-""'' , Scbool. She nonnany rlael al'4 a.m. fer a• huded him the shoes IDd llld, "HOre, 1
traialoc swim .. th!• calcbb a bua lo -ahoee· heveo't loot a -· y,.. sdloOI. • .. · ·..,. hive lhOm. I'm llOlnl lo pl a oew
SUnday'1 race wu the last' tot Mill p,_i.lr.'! • , ~
Gould at 1,lOO metm. Slit' said "Ilion West thOuPl helter of hla -. 1
beforehand It would he her last and whlc:h the IAkert' star guard had Wlll'll ,
reiterated afterward. 0 1 haven't chlnpd while leading his team to an NBA recd ,
my mind the 1Ughlest about tliia,"' 21st straight victory. '-: l
The 1,lllO ii not an Olytnpfc .... t for • "Son, Just a second. Let me hav.e ~
women and she wtll now oorieentrate on back. You can have them when we kteci *'
the Olympic distances -100, 200, 400 and game." . -,
llOO meten. Friday nlihl llhe falltd to ·an "Wheo7" ISlted the y<iungster .••• attempt at 1 world In the , 4(11).metet • '''When we Joee,'' Mid th& hero..
medley Md even that probablf ~Ill Ill "Gee," llld tile kid, walking off ..,1111 l
.!lmppocl fnm her: Qlymplc procram. head.dolrn. "lftl1he, 100 _,•1 loae.':.
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DIULcW PAT WILKINSON (451 SN~RIS REBOUND FROM EDISON'.IMARK HAltMON (41). : 1 •
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Ka mtis ' Cit y;. VilOO~, Colts
Qualify f or--.E ·lifui ~twns
~ .... ~~ stiu 1.;..u of NaUonal with a 9-3-1 record, while
Chargers ·
DownMV;
Nab Titlf'
f By ROGER CM.J.SON. • Football ~~ ~cllon re-Oakland~ 7-4'%.,' • °' "' - - -nialnlog, 11 "'u IM weekend ~B • TIM O 11 E -I '.-'.» r ,i· . l leol I Ediaon Jll*b'• C.ll'• I .1 er.• · !ljat Qa!!•w 1 I~ ,Raiden belw;.ii ~e~~~tit-aiid the
have won . tht1r fint "ever i were r eliminated ~111 any Miaml :uilbllh eMed ·wilh vanitf1~'~. ;8\IPlr:,1!4>iiJ~ Sun-Baltimore .,liking over tbe
but theyift ""'111.liild.tlme to_ ~.' I, ' , ; · · • · AJ;:C. Eul .-lea4 , by a half aavortbolrqlla,of~ .. , .~tt ..... llle•W_.-\hat ilUlle ·' J !. •. . · eoid,llO'!.~'Cbarger1 .'t Hy••!·_old .: .Jlalllen ·~tw:~ct .J~~Y Unilas
,...., blctc fil. etlon Ws al' ~bacK • G<orge lllallda led . tbe •. Colli, :1~:. a . two-
te · · In U... :.....i.I. rourid nn ocil of'lntr-ies. tbu~ll)l.')d}'llllaie . In. an
tbe SF 20. They trail the Rams
by a half game.
' AT NEW YORft. -The
Dallas~· clptllred their
sWh straight as they dumped
t)le Ni;p yor1t.~iant:s, 42-1,4.
Roger ~taubach threw three
touchdowft-passes and Bob
Hayes, Calvin Hill and Duane
Thomas each scored twice 1n
Dallas' victory.
Hayes' TDs came on Passes
of 46 and 85 yards.
~ J~~; .... 0 • ,/,.(.,...:.;..:";.";<ii;;."'' lmpjifllJa <•fllo:'!-o( flut half of.l!'i,41rd ·-:-17" r'7'":''!'-1' '"'!·~·· f""·, r'.""~ J>01!'1'1 .ll••;•llOlll~ fiJI • .1<-a ~·lnvllallo!IOl • 1• l·n n , 1 ~ f)'1d.1oall J.!ld "u In-vic!o()'.. !~'., ' ;-~ ;· , w,i;r-.• 11 tl ; , !Scepi..;l .ln the ,wa·n.l n g -l\'llh,"«Jildi:a-~eacl; the AT NEW YORK-The New ~! bai:* bi q,e inom<ut.'il beaiid bl1111ate. Colla•liaY9,~ • ~'jr;!l J,:t J.:atif'de=b~
,,....:. '11.vPbl .~~~· · !t'f toltbe· Kan.u Cl ti cli!efs, =•,!.i"",j' J·1n.\~re tbe Plunkett arid the New England tltnUDnaal~ ~ .. ~ . •ll;·u ll\e.latter cj1nched \h• best ..oond'j>l8ce.mau: Patriots, IH. ck:ll>ii!~Wpb.v following Mliulcan·Co!ilirence W<F.U· ' . · .;" .: ., Roookie John 111g1 en a
MU.*1 1 1£61 c6oliueSt_of1 tie &,ind.1y. • J!o, ,.;;i ATS~FR.\HCl899-The, ~aoorec1.'froni a-. yard out to ~ undl!lea~ -""'8100, • Jui'Slenerud's 11>-yard field 49ers kepi the jriliSUl'e on the· breek • 4Je '!I,. TD wu aet
vio'li>.al Le'~ H1&fl. goal .,;lb 1,.:H left provided 1"1 Angeles !Wns bJ'·:pasting up by ~ :fumble , recovro
1'io::.ailmri'-1it.ne;d tbe ~n of~ lor tbeAUantiFalcOOs,24-3~. reblrn bJ-Phil ·Wi.Se to Uie ~ ·rl ~ ~ 1 coich Hant stram 1 winners. QuarterbaCk .John . Brodie Patriots' one. 1 u.DD toi-'1.• 4Miwtlt-lming .Tbefiela soalclhnafeda93-threw a 10Qchda\ln·~pass to
damtniilloo !l ii.lroiil line con-·;.,.i 'brlve bJ.lbe'C!lefs afler Larry Schrl1ber-~nd boOtleg· AT NEW ORLEANS -
atnhur al.Mart Harmbit;-~ ~tbe~ders came back for 14 ged the ball for NX>fAei: :icpre. Cleveland dele115!ve ~ckle 5M01[!1114 !l~ llalcll'along points· bellilld 'Blanda •afler Afler -\osing 'thri;e...,f their Walter Johnson oco6pell up
with uielc:Woti ~ . ..a l(anaia Qjty had held a UHi JUI foqr game> .th.e --49.~·had quarterback Arch!• Manning's
sharp sboOtbl&..d. 'M: ZlibeJ.. ~ ' • one of Uieir ~t defensive fumble for the w 1. n n l n I
The former lrto"d0ml'1ated· 'M8"/ llUbbard 'IJCOred both days of:U.. season: Thef held touchdown . as tbe ,ilrowM
both ends 'ill tbe-l!blirt ex· 'Oakland touchdownaJrom the Atlanta to 130 net yahis"and posteda21·17\llctoey•o,.verthe
tenslvely tn the thb'd ciuarter one-yal'.d Ii.De. stopped the Falcons from Saints.• ~i. " ' : t. '
of tbe champlolllblf~wd6wri The' victory' lefl Kansas City gaining any first downs inside AT Gf,IEtN ii• y -The boet
and it was that ei.g~t-mlnute Packers ?Q3pedr'Uie Chicago
segment that told tile tale. B 3 1 • 1 O •QU.iirtertij,ck
Through two quarters CGach E t" l d $50 000 ears, ' rd Pat Roberts' Dlablos .. had s Ima e Scott Hl!nf.« Jl~ssed 7'1 Y,a s
malnlalned a 17.22 advantage. , ' lor a TD Id -Carroll Dale, and
But then Harmon (the • · ran for .a oi\i-)ard tally.
tourney's outstanding player), F , M B J CJ h Veteran ·Bert ,aarr scored
Balch and Sllook (an all· . rom ' ercy ow., I ' as for lb~ p~ aa.clld ,John
toumef,;ekciion) tooll'over. Brocltingto?u .. _e .
Balch led Ed-with 10 r.. Brockin~ oecame . It e
bound.I while Harmon had nine After the football game, ed $12,000 and don ate d fourth rookie in· NIL history
nd Snoot five they gathered at t h e services for the gune -in· to rush for -more than 1,000
•The Diabloa. could n 0 t restaurant owned by the eluding ha J ft Im e en-~ards when ~e collected 63 brother of winning coach Dick tertainment, free stadium use yards Sunday
penetrate Mohs' zone defense Coury of Cal State (Fullerton). -were worth another $50,000. It gave hlrri" J,0321or the
and were forced to ~ from There was l"toast "to happler "The klnd expression of all season and hl!'s only the 15th
outs!de almost exdUS1vely. Umes." the people has given me player tn league histoey to
M1ssloh Vltjo lhooters ml• Pat O'Brien, 72, perhaps the cour1ge and wiiji pride I shall crack the 1 000-yard barrier.
eel the lint eigbf attempts Titans' biggest booster, con-remember this," said Molly '
fn>m tbe Door ' In the tblrd· aen!ed with his portrayal of HaMah. AT PHILADELPHIA -E1·
quarter and the Charger11 Knute Rockne's Notre Dame Dorothy Moon wis speech-New Orleans Sllnts kicking
quickly 1asumed • SS-21 lead. Joclterroom speech. O'Brien Jess in the postgame locker~ specialist Tom Dempsey klck·
Diablo Mike Bowen dosed It made the movie 31 years ago. room as atie hugged .e o a ch ed four field goats, Including to 33-32, then Edison took over " .. ,win dne for the Glpper Coury, ffnally whispering, "I one of 54 yards as the Eagl
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tor good with Snook, Hannon _and Fullerton State!" he can'~bellevell'' dumped the St. Lou a
and GreR Parker rippedllngtthhe aaid. Then she hugged Mike Caidtnals, 19-7.
•· Edison outacor e The real winners Saturday ErnBt, Titans quarterback who ·t bJ1bioa, 25-10, tn that stanza. rlfght, said O'Brien, "watched had played for her husband In AT BUFF AW - R
0 be r ":'"~"er tournament selections •"-"'" Jbe 1 •• f hi h' hool nd l 1 ll Holmes scored a touchdo'A'n ) v,;· Misaion Viejo'• Gil Nor· .... .,..... goa posia 0 Iii sc a un or co ege. with 24 seconds remaining \o
'tie le Loi Amiaos' Keith paradise.'' Ernst brought Fullerton (live Houston a ~14 win over
_; and Jeff K .. lar and He referred 1.0 Dallas Moon, from behind with 1:41 to play the Buffalo BIUs. ~k's Ed Laur. ~~:J~~taraFuallndertollllnl Hanncoachahes' wlhendrhel direcpedled ban h~~·ardt The loss (lives the Billi the ·~--Viejo now awa1•~ ~· p ay ve cap y ~ 1 e-No. l draft choice in the NFL ... ""'1 I<'! killed in a Nov. 13 pllJ~ crash. :yard touchdown pass o ~1'• opening round of 1be game was the OJ.aches' Tyrone Perry. draft Feb. 1. "'San Clemente lnvitatlonal M= Bowl and the Titans The Tltana. members ol the AT CINCINNATI -\ Fourtb-F the San Clemente p!a/ed einotlonally 'Inspired Cal~omla Collegiate Atbletic' quarter touchdown u 11 1 H
... 1ty. foolllall to upoet rr .... stale, .U.OCl.tUon, finished t be from Terry Brad!hai! to Ron
.._ "'' 17-1~ be!°"' 11,lllf • I n ,..,.. 7-4. Fresno Slale ol the Shanklin and John Fu q u J
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~ ~ ': '; Anaheim stadium. too&her PacWc Coast AUtltiUc gave the Pittaburgb SletJen \8
1 1 ~ 11 Fullerton orficialt said at AssoclaUon wound up S.S. come-rrom·behlncl 21·JJ con-~ : ~ 1! least $50,000 wu ralaed by Fruno fullback L a r-,: y quest. . .
: 1 j • tk:ltet sales for the trust fund MUI er. with teammates Phil Tbe Bengals bad taken the
21 1% 11 J for 11 cblldren of the three Borjas and Harry Mestjlan, lead on a 4.3-yard pa11 from
coaches. A contribution also came to the Fullerton locker· Vir(lll Carter to Bruce Collet
-.... _.... :-• ,. • will be made to the famlly of room. and field goals of 22 and 18 =-' t ' 11 the plane's . pUo4 Er n J e "You are really a good foot· yards by Horsl Muhlmann. ,.._ : : : ': Marlette, who left three ball team," Miller said. "You
..,.... • • ' • dllJdrtn fatherless. rt:ally 1tlck1 you really do., 'AT MINNESOTA -'M1e
..,..__ ; ~ ~ 1~ The final total from ticket We're sorry about lostng, but Minnesota Vlklnas clinched -;~"' ,..., ' 11 11 ulet won't be known untll we are alad to ha ve betn a the NFC CentraJ tlUe with •
..... 9'.....,.. Jate:r thfa week, offldala 1ald. part of this game and be part · 29-10 victory over Detroit ~ ........ ...., n '' • u-• Cash donations have 1111l'ftllu-of the good.CIU&e It wu tor;" Slturday . .... ,, .... _.. ---..
&. Kings, · ·uome Court Agrees
llB Share • F.
No. I Spot-With-UC Irvine 1ve
An -ly showdown o I
Orane• eoonty 1"'h ocbool
• ~tball powen looms lhll
week• as corona del Mar and
•Huntillgton Beach ni o v e
• lhlougb a collblon courae.
\r,tbey can ge~by opponent.
through the Huntington Beach
• -.amen!, whioh begins fo.
, illy, they'll meet Friday night
11 lfulrtlngton Beoch lllgh.
And, 'Iha! Piiie will DOI 'oiily
deddo the toarney crowa ·bul
IDIY decide who'll ,.1gn U
• county s:fWriplon.
Of COW'll~rthe only Wa:Y such
I tifonk: meetlnf CAD .CDl!lO
1boul t. H • bolh ..mve
· tourney duels lhrougb the
, ....UinalJ. ~ aJODc the Wlf
Corona del Mar will problbly ~ have.to meet two-Ume tourna·
ment champion,Q>g:ipton.
Alao, Huntington will pro-
bably have ~ iac. unbeaten
.Long Beach W~n.
Al the moment, Huntington,
Corono de! Mar and Le Hobra
1... lharlng first pti.e In the
first ollicial cowl!Y rankings
of the year.
Each is undefeated.
Abo omoog the county top
ten are Orange Coast area
•power1 Marina and
West__n\inster and they're in
the Sunset. League with Hun-
tington. ' · Another big game this week
will be Saturday at Anaheim
High wben Loa Alamitos (ltb
In tbe poll) tackles Rancbo
Alamitos (8tb) In a I o'clock
duel •
Coallly Top It .
Plaee Scbool Votes
I. tie Corona de! Mar (5-0) 28
Huat. Beach (f.4) 28
Le Habr• (W) 28
I. Loo Alamit<io (3-2) 19
5., Marina (3-2) .. 17 s. RanCho Alamitos (3<1) 11
7. Foolhill (S.1) 13
8. Wesbnlnsler (S.1) II
9. Katella (S.1) 7
10. Troy (Z.Z) 4
Others receiving votes
Fullerton.
Marina Banquet
Marina Righ's crou country.
teams will be 'honored tonight
in the teachers' cafeteria with a ,ports a-:ard 4essert. It gets unCier way at 6,30.
4 I
111 BOW ARD L. BANDY had done the ume tblng In tbe flgurea wllh P.hD Rhyne hJ&h
Of .. .,.., Pitt ...., lflCOnd ball, we woukl hive man with 21 followed by O.ve
Home cooking appal-ently won by M points. And we Bater. with 18' •·
qrees. with tha UC Irvine . a..n1 !bet much better than Eric Paulsen, a reoerve 1"bo ~~bah teain. Ibey' are." • dldn1 ma1<• the Ealler•,
Wbeatoq College of llllnol.t !Jt that Drat hall UC! hil at a . awing, scored a pair of · free
fornlsbed tbe oppoaltton u SI percentage figure and for !brows on tecbnleal foul<, llrsl ~ , Tim Tift'• An\¥lera the game canned if percent. to tie the old mort al ·109 with
raced fo • rocord shattering Wheaton was 15 percenl In the 2,19 left and tbell to break It
120-101 victory over the first half and 43 f for the 00 another with 2::11 to play.
Q-usaders In Ctawford Hall game · Wheaton coach Lee P(Jmd
Saturday. night. A i;.111 of . 17 penooal fouls was aa•sed a pair of
The wm was the first after were called aeainst lbe two technkals and two were oa·his
lour f08d losses to major teams _ 32 aga.lmt UCI and players as the visitors we.re
unlverllty opposition a n d 25 on the Crusaders. klud in their criticism of offl.
marked the fifth straight In the scoring colUllllll, aiZ clot. afler Ille 1ame was OU! ol
1ame agalnll out««ala foes.u .~cr:'.!...pl!'.!&::J=ers~were=:....:ln::...::doub='-''•-'..ach-"--·--;;-:----·-The hot-shooting Antealert -. • .
fired at a 61 percent clip in the
flnt hall to take a com.
mandlng 65-38 edge a n d
reserves plB::Jed moat of the
second half. ~~
The 12.0 points Is a school
aln1Ie game record, eclipsing
the fonner standard of 109 set
In 1961 agalnll Callfornt. Bop-·
tlsl College of lllverslde In tbe
first year of the Anteater.
The other mark was for
moat field goat. In a single
game -47. 'I1iis erutd · a
standard of II, also .. t In tbe
Cal Baptlsl encounter.
Tift was pleased with the
viciory but dldn 'I feel the
performance 'ill'as one of the
better games this year.
"Offensively, this wu the
beat flrst half we have had but
some other things we did
weren't u good u the West
Virginia game.
0 A lot of things happened
Out !her< tonight and Ibey
made us take It to the ~ket.
. We abo didn't shoot as well in )
the second half and we threw
the ball away too m&JlY times.
~·All in all, however, I · am
satisfied with th,, win.
''This team (Wh eato n )
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cfu ~egas~
LACC Nips Or<:inge Coast
In 'f hree Overtjmes, 84-83
Pasadena
Next Foe
For GWC
Oil City Lopsided Favori~~
In 1st Round ·Tourney Test
I ' By GllAIG SllEP'F But Yerlley milled the lint
LAS VEGAS -Cost a Yes~ ~.:•u:: is an attempt" aQd LAO:: got the rtr
M ... '1 Mustangs and the ~-~-~ "·" •-·•et hound. 'l1te CUbs then tried cil!Newpott Harbor Tan were ~ ~,ge ~· ~ege -• "'•tec1 lo return lo tbe beat' of , ball team. a shot with alt aeconcla ~ft
tournament basketball action . And It's alive and kicking. . that failed. But the ball came It demonstrated that In its . off the hoard and !nlo the f·this week arter suffering a own Mlles Eaton Invitational hands of LACC guard Law· b&e cage d.iaaster Saturday lo Salurd ho ' . t at Valley High here in , umament ay nlght1 rence Ma)'I w had an easy
AJtbough coach Her b shot to win it with three sec-
.!•itbe gambling Clpital. Livsey's Pirates Jost a thrill· oods to go.
!l..t COacb Dale Hagey's Sailors Jilg 84-83 tril>le overtime 'lbere were many heroes for
:I CUe the cowt In the opening decision lo Los Angeles City the Plrata.
, ·'l'ouDcl of the Huntington Beach • College In the champlomhip Center Skip WJIJJaru bad
"ibUmey Tueoday ~t 1 agalost game, occ did show that It guided the Buel lo a 33-26
Jo Sunny Hills followmg a 57-55 could stay with anybody in JC halftime lead with 11>me
>Liaetback lo host Las Vegas baskethall. spukling hoard wort and ;;i~~alley•a Vikings,. . 1be loss was really a heart-some nifty sbott in close,
:'I\ The M~ ol ~ breaker for the Pirates. And Yerkey was the big
IG> Neeme, meanwhile, rest until They appeared to have the sparkplug ln· the second half,
_;Thlll'aday when they tackle game locked up with 14 getting • aome key rebounds
Laguna Beach at 5 p.m. in the second> left In the third and hiWng an """'1ment of
pening -salvo ~ of the San overtime. Holding an ~ shots that kept the Bucs ln the
Clemente tou~ney. . lead, JiusUing Bue• forward lead for most of it.
In Newport s !Mittie against Chuck Yerkey bad just been When Wllllariu fouled out
Valley, the Billejackets had · fooled and appioached the line with 1:26 left in regulation, It
aMUmed tbe lead at the .outset with a on~and-one situation. appeared that OCC atlll bad It and had held it until the .. t
1 game's final ~ti. , .
• However, after Vall~ had 'G ' h s ill T :.__king Cl"l!ht the vWlors at ~. auc OS t .iA,u Newport blew a couple of ap-
portunltles lo cub In from the
charity stripe. one cf them F F. t C v· alter a Valley player had or Jrs age JCtory
I drawn a technk»I foul for
calling a timeout lflef\ his skle '
had uballlled J~ !Ripply of ba11Sadtedleback00College's ~~~ttfmeouta. , am IS pmg a ......... 16e
'l1te , -..i l!!P. ~ ol ..cenery thiS week migh! I tuniUea by the . ~ proved IUl~Ve its ~.
with 16 points while Don
Swaim and Dan Krab each
potted 10.
Five Treasure Va 11 e y
players hit in twin figures.
verting both em. 8 one-andi" will ga.t that c~ Thursday l•Hlttltdt '"'
. won -wiill a IMO ldvantage. , Undeleated Hunt In Ito n B!OoU !Olding the way In the tupremlcy •loci the ~
Bui a poll' or Cree throws by FRESNO _ Foilowlnl 1 {GO. Beach HJcb's Olien or • Olien'. doubl .. pocl aetup. CouL • '
LACX:'s Doug Long and a 11t1 loa to ,...,,. City O;Jlege lopelded f1vortteo. lo continue Snob hit been conaiStent , HIUllJnllon -~ d
baseline jumper by teammate Saturday night 'hete Golden their Wlbuten way1 loc>llht In Ille Oilers' four viclories, c;o,... de! Mir,
PauJ Caldwell Ued tt with ZS west fa<e1 ..,; ol Iii ~~ when Ibey lancJ• witb 'lllllln ~ tor JS, 14, i~ and 17 bealao, will dMll ll
secondl lo go and aent the tests or the yaar Wednesday Ill · in the Ciral round of the 4.1rd ,a4lu. · If, u.,.eu 11& br lllNt
1ame lnlo the Ciral overtime. the openiDC round of the Chai· annual lfUntlnllon Be I~ h Jim WaithY's aof\ l<illcb liu 'lbll launJol' 111111
The lead jumped back and fey Invilallonal ba*elball lnvtlatlonll bul:etball louml· allo -1 bill lactGr Ill Hun-eltber teoa .bu a .at
forth in the· secood elllra loCJmey. • men!. ttnglon'uu..,..., -Inc IO or one -prior lo
......, WJUI Caid.,.U hit a Coach Dlclt st rt c kl In• 1 Tlpoll la aiat«I for l ::JO better twice,_ hJa !"'L cw pll)'Glf ....,... .... ::-.
shot from far out with 1: 51 lo Gol<len wtal Rusllers lauftlh followJDC a 1 o'clock clash Guardl 'Tom cnliJlt and c;o,... c1a1 liar llu
gologivehiacluba?H21ead. tbl Cbalfey ,affair wHb bet-Long Beach WllaOn· Sc:ollWhiUleldsJvetheOUets· tourney-MJlllAn,•
And when occ WU Wllble . p ...... in ••:l!ILm. UI~ . an<l.Al\lhelm. , added balance. ' Par\; and Newport
lo connecl, It appeared like , POii-bu loll jull .,. 'lbele twO·nl&ht latl lollow Aaldeftom the eventual goal along with Marina and
the Qiba had it wra!ll'ed up. game thll aeuon -lo Sama afternoon lilts bet"°"' war--the tournament cham· llw>tfniloo · i,..
But an LACX: player at· MonlCI Ip the flnaiJ of the ren and Ediaon and Long pioll!htp -there's another proved 1lelter thaiJ
templed a shot from way out Cllnls loumamenl -whlle Beach Milllbn and VII/I Item Involved. tries Villa Parle, ~
witb 35 seconds left and the lu(ninc back llUcb higbly-rated Park. And lbat's pttp basket!>"tl Sunny Hills along with~ Pira~ _got the rebound. r foes as 1 LA Harbor and Tuesday ilie ~ half of ~~
A tip-in at the buzzer by Bue Fullerton. the first raund unfoldll with
merve Steve Saxton tied it In Saturay nlgbl'1 Joa (the unddeated Corona de! Mar JS-A S rts C '} dn-. '.~ again;· .. tting the otage for filth tn. eJ&h! games), Golden 0) matched agalnot Servile in l _'ea · po 8 en CU' ~i
Mays. heroics 1n the • third West scored C field goals but the 1:30 feature. • ,::-overtime couldn't _.. the key bucket ,.,;...., o.c. ,, ' Liii.wood 11 M11r1111 •11· CNtv . ·, . .... s Newport Harbor, just back 1111111-.11 -HllilllritlO!I llffdl tounwt fGoldfn .,.. ,,. ,...,._ '' Wtth Williams out. Yerkey from kmg range -with from itll weekend jaunt to Las 1.wttat11111 Otufttl!\91en hid! "" •=» •.111~ 0r-c-1 w -..-...c and guard John Seymour were starting pardl Gary Orglll Vegu, battlet Free w 1 y Tu-"" 1:». Edi-n w,,....,, 3 .,.m,1 2:• •.ni.) • ... ~ the S!>81kplugs ~or occ ln the and Taru . Young lltting 'out League toughle Sunny Hills at n:,roeJI:~ -Sift c~ II .__ ' Mlv::r-~i;;)~ ~ ~ C•;_'!:a.;n
overtime sess1onll, w l th U., Wt with ''lliurles. 1 0,AIAA'" Soccw -'OU11111n "'""' 11 ~ C"'-N 15:~1. OokMI! w-··"
hi ..... ~ City 13:!$), SoulhWllWll •H U). •:• Seyntour Ulng IOme ·key Orgill Jt\11 return !or the Tuelld•v'a afternoon lctlon ,__, Dec.. 1• TlllrlNY Dk. '' •• • bucketa from Jo,.• r:anae QwU liaak: but YN•_. is ...., auktltMIH -HUt1t1111ton BIKh 1111111Hf1 -"""'1"9111t ,..... ·~ ·-oe • !!JY c ---will be Paclflc and Arcadia at lrtYll1t1-• fCorOlll dll MK Yf """'" lnvlf.KloMt. lMfl ., 'Dllftflllt .,..., Seymour and Wlllian'UI were ex~ to be out for an tX· 4.30 Compton draws a first •::io. NllWPOrt v• Surwff w111i 11 n. en. 5111 c111111ntw tountllt*ll cc... both honored on the -11. tended period. ro' und, b-'• the l"·-m ~ 11 Fwn11rn v•11w 111. Ytllfl· Min:f.. a11111t1a, Mru1on v1et.~
.U ~"' UI ..-ic:tl di"""""' (Mlt.f' °"\"I Sit!t ... ,11 J keeti),'O\lffJ'r """'"""' .... !MG! .. tourney team, alang with Galden West led in the t1rly ,...,,_,. 11. ,.,,....,... w u111-wiv 11 Foulfllll Mt. kl! J1C111to ..,,...,. -· LAOC's Caldwell and G-g"lnlf ·-Inst Frm>o, ~ the -eoa-c'h' Elmer eo-··· ·-·t en. lou!Mr11 C.tlfomll COi .... It Cl4 w,...iw,... -co.t. M-. ,, .. • • "D ..... _.. Ullt 1~ UUll It• (-~fllld) I ... ,,,.. Himtlnt!Oll 8...cll It ........ l"ll'll ~ Alim, Santa Ane.'11 Jim Keyes Rams Ued It up at !2 with Oilers ~" be -~ an wmtUM -Hote0 11, u111wrt11Y • .e s::io>. "'"...., et E~ •E•
El WlU r-• CJ:lll, ' • Cltlnlno If OCC (llllft It 1:•1• Miii'tr.e and Camlna's Harland eight minutes left in the half ultra ba1lnctd ~wi ae-w......., DK. 11 w Faunt1111 v,,...,. 11 0r1-e...111. Peet Allen was named the and t-ed out ahead a few 1m11MM -H1111t1nPn hl<b soec.r -........i11 vi"" " ~ .... cond team All . Steve hMt1tloMI. V1ilnd1 t1•r111'y, ...... (J:IJI. '• most valuable. player, seconds later. 'Ibey kepi the---------------------------. .,.,
In ottitr games, AJian Han-lead the rest of the way. •
cock trimmed Riverside. 9M7, Five players bit in twin ~
f01' third place and El C&mlno fl(Ul'el for the Rustlers with
whipped Sanla Ana, 8U6 lor guanf Joe Croom leading the •!• .-.. fa t a I with Vat e y con-' And coach RoY. stevens' club
• <1ne penalt; s tion ~ juSl when it oompetes m the an· ,. It '4 ,.
: before ~ final bil:O:er. . nua1 Mt. San Jacin~, C.Ollege A111u1tt ' i J J L• AllMlfl cc: ... , ......... , (Ml ~ Bill M'cKlmiey w'5 tbe con-tourney. Saddlebati s first ::Z::.. ~ : ~ 1! ,.. n ., ,. ,. " ,,. ..
the consolation crown. way with 11. Mileagem.a~er J,I ,'.l~ 't sistent' gun (Or N~rt with round foe is the host school. HIWfll:luH 1 1 1 1• ::; : 1: ~ r~ =-: ~ : ;;
' points. The game is slated for 9:15 ~=:" l ~ : ~ c_,..,1 lo • , ,. Wlllofl • 1 1 12
For Mesa Neenit Claimed p.m. °"""V 1 2 ' ~. ; : ~ 1: = : · : ! U ~fterwards,. }'<1ur team played ~ddleback's Gauchos ran = ; : ; t! ~ ! ; ~ ~ *'· c111w : : : : ~ .. _ .. the worst defense 6he· of my -their season record. to 0.7 Tot11s 11 10 1• " o.v11 1 , ~ 1 ~ 1 , 1 1
teams has played hi my %Z Saturday afternoon mth a~ T......,.v1nn (ff> " " n.i. OrMMe...t~en,' " 14 =: : : : ; ears of c0achlng. 66 setbac~ to Trea~ Valley . ': ~ ,.. ,. ,., "' w._. 1 , 1 2
•i1 was quite upse~ Just a 10 of Ontario, Ore., tn a ~t ~~· 1 2 : ll :, : ~ : 1~ .. f:.,1 ~ 1~ 1: ,l
t defensive fillort and for seventh place in the Miles ~= ~ ; ' 11 WlMi.m. 10 3 , 23 ,,... n••
.et .~d've 11ulledf this one = to•.irney at Orange ~~ ~ ~ ; 1! = ! ! i 2~ ~:~ J 1T 1 'i ~
Th. e M""'"""" thin In the three tourney tilts , :~i~ ; ~ ~ ~ ~Ide ', •, •, ', ,......,..,., 1 A 1 11 --.... the G -··-·~ b lotal f " ,,.... ' _....... 0. llrMtt '' J 2_ JI ore the se&-si;'l Jlittle with _au'"""""~~ Ya· o .... 1..,., i ! J i il TDttl• » ,, '' ,tJ vo.. t ' o H
even ~-~~ as 11 points, falling to LACC (64-1 ~.::i111 11 13 ,: " H11nim.: occ 33. uoc K. t~tt ,' ,' •, ',
:IWSJKU ) Santa An (6M5) d -Halttlmt: Sldclltbitclt "· TrMIVrl ~::::: = .. =·--..... ~. regulars Scott E ley and 60 ' a an v11..., ,,, End ., .._., 0¥tl'tlrne: 1•14.. "':;:r.:m.: ,,_. 11, ~ w!t:
:Jon MarchiorlatU were Treasure Valley. 1----------------------------'-""---.
ileclared out of 8 · n o;yith In Saturday's game, the ankle Injuries Oregon team led most of the
• And s.a ~ug ~ Ho..t way in the second ball. The Jlanned 12 point! delrPlte hob-score was bed at 39 at the
llUng around °" h~ own wob-baUPiuJ Newhouse paC<d I he
bly ankle. G ... •--· the · I In addition to their defeMive a~ m ecormg co umn
I woel, tbe ..... .-17 mia&-.., Ends! and MarchiorlaW
on the oo%i.. w~ 'the win' f ners . enjayed . a I.fat 62-16
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NEWPORT IEACH, Fuhion hland. HUNTINGTON BEACH,
Huntington C1nt1r. U11 P•nn1y1 ti!"• p1ym1nt plan.
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coicbes, will guide the a ~15,Joss .to PJ.SBdena.,in.the
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131h annual Norl!l'.-&lith All·· .rain. .;r '
star football g~ al,. Or_ang~ .. ·woods' ~chs.O.POste\!
Coas\-Olllege. their second . :~t 7 -1 'lbe~Y_J>l!UJJoarned. ~~llie playoUs
today that these two, who h ~)\finishing ' lhi.toligh
coached the South to Its only Xnge!ua Le""• 111'10 two wlna. In the 12-game CIF AAAA ·c!Wil!J;>n Bilhop
series, were selected after Amat and st. ,..I':,-,.
their te~ 'g o \I ! s t •. O d I n g Inter::estfpglj the remaining
se3'0okln lrl!··-. ifui'vl_,o.. U., £a; AAAA
Bo I 'f' e I I s Westiµm.ter, playoffs are ~t and
;-J; '' "' ;. • Western, repjerrt.U~ from ri,,~-... d. ••·cW!stlr'• S,!~•• t '~ s . ,... .. . .,;)l-' , , • ' ~ >r•·•'l'o'u s er-~ •1 -..,~ • 1 ,rien,pe in the NoJ'th.S!>ut.h Jh so: 7 4 : ~ ~~-~le bu been ~ 1963 and
.. ,•• • ..-,,. t1o • He teamed up w1tb 'former
t ·> ,\', / Huntington Beach coat:}! J(en C [9s, • , Mtiats in each of those and :IO'e ' S . lliOY led the South to a 11-7 win ~ J. ' t.('63 ~ERS!DE -Soutllem -n.e" 'M. aggregaUon ·1¢"a"
~a CoU.ae of Costa lH decision.
Meia lost three '•tartera. on ,.'l:!:.WoOOs, along with Sa~ta
personal fouh: anCI b o t b ~ coach Tom ~dwm,
benches erupted tn a brief .., ~ the South a lM
C>lnd hall flareup ii' the host . COll!!lleal m 11117.
California Baptist Cetlege·,~eetlon of lwo hea4 bas~.1-~-!" 111>-74 • _ for the South Is a .~ Sliltlfillt;-:nrint:" '~ a format uaed prior '"1tie · v~ o1 lloCal to·t•. ,.\ · Coll~e W.hJP.~ Pat Smee Wooda and Bal~ =·~·.l~~:':i: :.'cl.:~~ Itf~ -.itb a,.~ J;ull, Jei'ry Baldwin (Santa Ana); Ed ~n
JillWr had-,'1'!'!"~,. ii!' the (Fool!>!lll, •and .Phil · BJVWn
Vanguatds ~ 26 (Estaiicila~.fl! hay•1uaed lllOlr
lim11 to !51orillt : own atalfs -'-' bnaU~
Quilln wan: high PQint man _.fl ~ ~ .~ ) for the Vangpardl 'Jrith 28 <... · · ·~ .~ JeU }he game with j j • Frosh' ' ~ t ni!Jiule• ·to < play. His U
~ Dave Strother of ~,. • ~ 11 ••· • • . .
Cal'"8P&t, bit 2''1rilh I& of ,w~n 73.7!'.l, thelii eollllllg at th< charity , ., &.>JO' . r; •
-~,line. ,, •. • ' ~·· ' .;:~~, aeCotll;I bal(1 fiareup Richard Mraule and J Jllloitd bOtll beilcbea going to Maral ·:pa~ -the UC
the pla}'inl flooc IJt a· brief lrosbJteam,to ~ .711-73 victory
session but order wu quickly over visiUng Cypress College
~-· Sa~ ~t ~t Crawford
~:loutbem California College Hall· " . · · llill' tal:i Its H aeuon record' ~ Mraule tanked fj points and
f'I'} Cal stato jl!i)erslield) ' had 10 rebounds while Maras
inlesday ni&~ with a Upoll at canned 20 points.
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· ~bNo 111. ·~" JC, 43-14, Saturday night at
s . ~ " u Bakersfield College to capturt
l .. Iba dlamplaaolJjp.._ . •"'"'' ' ne ·.r:·~ tt, El C8mino quarterback Coy "'*' u,SM~ Ctrtl111 1 Hall, a f1tsl team All ·
""'"""""''M\I 11)1 trllmjlll. HI ~tlod •• ~ ...... ., alne
1, ...,,,... .. , 1 passes tor 161 yards and lwo
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" ~• trouble winnlnl tholr 11th ,W'i\'.W,;\! game againlt a single Ion th~ 1~.;r 1 ,. 1L11 u eeaJOn.
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By Pen. ROM wouldn't -with tho above 1porta emparlum two months Tartan Turi In Teru stadium seats on graduated levell, thus llldiw!l'.I r<!PI "1• _.w,.
Of .... IMlltr r11et lnff obael'ver lince the afettmeo-qo, capacUy crowd& ~f better wu laid onto the concrete enabling everyone to get an rimin1'cent 1M "~ rt h • r I
IRVJNG TeL _ llli up Uooed descrlptloo lits the No-than 11,0IO have . been .,,.,. · floor of the adlllCe. In 15-loot ' equal view of tho action. ' Ca I If or n la' 1 Clrqulnol
211,llOO eublc ~arda ol &ood ol' tional Football ~ club'• monpiloe at . the modified llril'I, lnltead of nv .. foot On the subjett of Iha press Bridger,. or any bricJ4a arooc
Teua . earth; allp tocetber new Tau 8tldtum to a tee. veralon of Hou a & on' s atrips whlcb have been uaed•in facllitles, , meanwhile,· the . th&I ~ for ~t ~·
I0,000 cubic yarda of coocreto ' Ac<ordlng to 1 I ad l um Aatnodome. other stadia. I loorlh estato tabor..._ are alao ' And, volla, !bl whOle calla II aJonc with 1,eoo .ton1 of n.·manager Berl Role~ "we're ;1.And,makihc >Botetootllke ne lnetallaUon by1 the 15-madetofeelllkeroyalty.'Mle iced bY, an eleetronle
g1111• cold ateeJ and throw In goingtomakeltlntolbellnest ,a ·aoolhiayer ~arly, the loot method all01n for th< pms box ts permeated by ! ""!l"boord, !Miii wide and
?IO,llOO l>olrtl f8')1 of lumber • 1porll .,... In Ibo wwld ••• • pufced house!illl of customers yardoi• llril'I to be plilited d-loned belre chairs, • 17114e'et bifb.'
Then supplemeot 8llCh by ,.,.. want people to feel like I\'• obvioltsly have experienced eracUy over the IWDI, thU! c II m • t e ·controlled ' tom-• Much Ilk• thoie-_.f &\Jabe1m •ddl/11 65,(lt:' theatei· • atyle tllelr stadium." · · 'tollecUve· bliQ IJ\ th el r . giving an appearance Jrom the • peraturn. four·inch portable stadluin or DIJ<lie( stadium,
contOurtd Beats CompGaed of Rose, a public rel•~ , ~boy Blue ~at.I. Stand! and press ~r of having television sets ·•tatloned at. the scOrebolfd 11 tntlnlly
molded pla,aUc ~ include • director for the Loa Angeles • ~ Tartan Turf artificial no IWDI at all down below. every other aeat and 1pong~ computer-operated ind • ~ 7~cre roof wblCb features a Rams from 1956-§0 and\ allo MICe wu ielectecl for foot· Speaking of the ttands the toft carpeting, the latter"· quJres five of the 1.tadium•a 2Vt·~ 1iant opea-atr 'ex-general manager of both 'ball's newest trena after the boisterousDalluflllllnot'onJy which wu laid a, few daya 1tatf ~-o1 1,llt'.tO transmU
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top L New Orleans Saints, isn't tested .~ and the two other the theater-type seat.I but are LA Rams-Cowboys tilt. In·thii aa:e of a.*6nomicaI
"Ob my," one might blurt wbistling Dixie (or even Tbe typea of ayntheUc grUI for. also i.ble to receive 1 virtually GeWng away from the seats ' C9$U and ~ ,nee.. -1tza1
out In woncb:oul amazemenL Eye5 of Tew) eltb<r. 111 yean belbre making a unobatructed vista of the and preaa setup and turning stadium Ls not 'rV• !U'mucll ~·that'• even too much tor Ever ~ the Cowboys final decision. · gridiron antla. ont's ey11111pward towml the • a.a,, it takes a pretty ~ la
Texas." relocated from !be in.town H•vinl been lnatalled at an Tbis eUect. hat been pro-crlip blue Terat sky, can-malntenanee colll ldOne, lo
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.. "!)t-Mc:Mutlel'I (UI • Munit\Y 1s1 ,.. football team will be feted at a t.tt'.11 n DI ~o!n IUI 11111*1 Mortin ISi sports awards '-•-uet ai ~ ~ II I: ;~~ CUI pll!Md lw O.n:l• ($) Balboa Bay ctuhTueec11y fS-11' I :II • m
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;~olJ-11 .. ~ (U) dee M.mll•n (SI H. • 'night " .a-(I~--; I ' -!ft 2~.~"" 101 •Dr °"'t"r1e 151 F~ivltlee get under w.;.' at f:'m=.. i l I ·9! fl II ~~~':iww~t. 7 o'-<:lock with, several sportl ~ind.....,WMU. :II !!''
........ \l...n-t peraonalitles included in Ule NA~~UC:a ~~ :':o:~.t•I Ir.I program. ~~ , I ~ 1 -S m
11))-.MV iost "' '°'"''· Former UCLA slafl Dennll ~..,... s ' ! ~lt lft I'~
11s-o.rc1e 1M1 111_. Hod-111 1111 Dummitt anc1 Gary Behan wW ,,..~,. 1 ' :m: u: m
1 C ... t'J!ll~ _: LA .... ,_.I If -n-lllbl-(Ul -ll'I' tort.lt.h ~&m1et·grapp1enproVed lr:.Ef,, _;.~t= :!\i\i = ~~~Jr~--,J~rs:-.. ;. to be )revaleat ln most area. i:=.JE j ls.I -u l llf ' 120-M., .... ...,. IU) -1MM IW llllcl -~ -NJ 11S -IJ1 1 ., (II 1:17, , •thoucls SUneet member I -~I Hwl -'\\,I... \D-lllpp CUI cllc IW Mtlont 111 "'· lbriDI and Western and J "•=~:....'s.1·111ii ,.~w.,,.... cui ·PIMM ,_ 111
Irvine loop powers Corona del -8~1»-Jlod91r• t-11 lSJ -'1-....0rtew IUI -h dllfllHll, ,.,..,.
---l'OWRAlll ey were I '" -0.. s.41 ,r, -1.U-lhld!Jit IUJ """"" ltlcffttl ISi not present. i ltl -Hall '41 Hwl -::W..
''~•Pt!' (Ml die Grttnblink (I ) be Oft hand I! will eJ·USC:. • c.-,; m • ~·v-autw IMJ .,... Guthrit 111 • standouts Marlin MclCeeVer, g::~ot• I i '.!5 fl~ in:;::;;::;;;;;:;:; '" er~tg Fertig and Mike, .. Gar. ~="'... I :»i ,U In
f:n.-Got1Mn tM1 -w forf91t. rett. -.... ~ Who Cares?
..... __ --.,._:.-1-•-Vall ~~~ll'.-1.u ~it.c-1~17" 1·'~ Kollt IS), .
'\ i.: '5-1. lllottdl: '-!·ll •1_, _ 1.:-0· Mi"'* IUt ,ilWlld ._,,..(I) ...!", ~--acgrecaieb ad a ICOl'll•l7 , 'W•t!'!f'_f 1.\ 111 -IC.._ H-1'4120 '165-.Glil CUI lit.MM McHVlll fl) ... --· -~"'i'. .. ,~ lll'-•~>t.i' 13 -l •lO. -edae wblle four amaet ICbooll ~u~11~1 1u '_:,,;. ·11S-Ca111u1 ~,_, ...-i11t 111 1 tt.
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IWbarandWHlmiml«alH a°V,ii:J~~,\~ ,,,. aml l.c>ari. •l ... 1) wert M ; UI ..:.. W.1 1_1.s 1 Hiiier \IWllty unbelten. lU -Smltfl '411 165 -~l'f C•l 1111 sn-
11!. -~l.~'411 ltl -f~ (UI -b\I' fomtf, Weshnlnster complied the-~' ~ c..,. M : 1., 10l-JGllM·1u1 -tr'f fwftlt. highest amount of points at ~Iii -~.m-.. W.11 t• llJ H-CUI -111r fwflH.
~ wblle ilwllllllkla raac up
IOI alld Newport$.
T o p two lrvlne entranta
, ,P"!nd ... be boat .r..tancla ·/J~'l('zl.1 .i:;rJ;Jl'!ll ~
lndivldually, unbeaten
Wfefl\en from the , prange
-Cout ..... Included Costa
'Mes&'s llJ..pouftd ·wl;ne Jones ,
llf-Jloll'ttl (Ml f!llWllO lllr Duff Ill Also drl D Lot tf:::• 7 ' I -"' "' ,. :•. race Vet a n "" ... lldtCO • s AIS ., "'
Vf-L-(611) PINIM Al"'• (I) :$1. Gurney ls etpected 'to attend. All•~ •' • •' ...... lit' t$1 15'-HuH I.Ml -bf ~t. H.w ... 1 w m 1•~1.. .. 11 CMl w.. iw ..r.it. Tickets, priced at '9 eachl x<• dl'l...on ""'
11s-11r_..1o <Mt -b'f ferffit. are available at Corona de MtnnHot!"~!'t'r' !~~~\,:;".:~~I. Mar High School (M4-1000). trr~i.£'~
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No ot.'ler newspaper in tbt
world cara about~
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dally .......... -• tbe DAU..Y Pn.oT.
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(7.()) and Newport's quartet of
RJ<:b l\lVOl')l (*t at ; 120),
Mike K. Bfown (7.f" 'at 1st),
·MJke J, Brown (7.() al 191) and
beamoeigbl John Mellor (7·
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Five Huntington athletes
were undefeated and they
were Rich Baer (127), Mork
Smith (ISi), Scott Mallory
(165), Mike lloplay (175) and
Jim Polle< (191). All acept
Mallory (M-1) were 7-0.
Marina was seventh in the
Pacifica High (Garden Grove)
-tourney with Vikings steve
Honored
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Mission Viejo lllgh'1 Aundre
Holmes and Gary Wood were
selected by the loop coache!
on the All-Crestview League football t.am. .
-. .• ~ ~Clemente aces
gleaned lbelr !lhare of glory
with defensive back Clark Jar!
reU and liner .en John
Romero and Bill Madden earnjn8 rirSt-team berths.
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earlier thlt y~r when he was
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pressive wins and near-Wins Jn
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a local and national leYeL
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Rosi-Duggan, II; Cral& Barto,
14; Jeff Jones, lt, and Eric
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skippen in the 15·year
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:Ross-Duga:an amassed the
best record siDce he started
saUing 2~ years ago.
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fourth lo the !Vil "'tionala-al TIJl1jll, Fla. and· Ii thtro In
the year's high-point standings
in Callfomla.
Craig Barto hu been uil1ng J!ot;< Call fnr about II
morithl. He, started with a
fourth in Class C in the An-
cient Mirlner'• Regatta in
Newport Beach In lt'IO, follow,·
ed. by a ClW: C win in the Lona Beach &pua In 1r11.
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clus in which he placed r~
in the Dana Point Regatta,
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a\ Honolulu, be was sevenµ,.
Jn lrl!, he IC<lred a fint In the Callfomia ll!ale Cham-
pinnshipo, lint In the Desert
AJ a Class A skipper, he
won the 1971 Ancient
Mariner'• Regatta and rou .....
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~~::?.:~the C JOHN •ROSs.i>uGGAN ILEFTJ TELLS OTHERS ABOUT COMPETITIONS
class in 1970 with a third place Th• S.Hon Ar9 Craig,.Barto, Jeff Jones, Eric Barto Marines Offering . :i.;.~~~~::g~-----.-..:.--'-F-Q_r_A.:...::dc..v_e_r.:..ti-si_n_g;..;_i...:n'-----1-~~---
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Show which opens at the Cow Palace Jan. 7. The ing about tne skits tat the .,, Seturdaya. 'I\e,~y
&an Jnncisco exposition will be the first in the speed of sound can now learn . tho parti~pant 11111 ·-""noon r. nation m 1972. to 2 p.m., .the J<JDOlring r -= to conquer the sea at speeds· of · weekend fronf'2 to 4 p.m. _and
~ • , • six knof1 -in a sailboat on'tbe final Saturday from 4 to
t~--~HJS" Co· t' f r 1971· ? ::orl~:Sm~~i:;1::; ~~·~~·six~~ursessionentl.tles •• S 0 , " "' · · . · hlDl to sad a special services . • " · . • . nel -!~ve, ~ retired -boat at any time,
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• , . US 3rd Marine Ai~t.'.Wing arxl 2l$ at the hellcoptef station. $5' IJO 000 Pl special serv1nea jllylsion of the carr be made by calling En.
·-., • ' ... 1 • ~ Marine Corps A.ti:' S!!Uon. 1 G~ry Sgt •. John Fltta',, the
• J • ., • 11:ie classeJ are conducted . leJUOr instnldor, and sgt. C.
·:.Yacbt. r8Clal of the salllftc that one for 60 miles until his on wee!(~ It Dana _Pomt. Jobmon. Ire atl Dana Point 'wrietJ la aft expeosJve sport • . of 11 ,,;. 000 ..:..a1~ The learning craft consists of every Saturday to tum every
h , • pur exo c .....,, .-\.lllwm a it-root J I Jahtnini Class Undlubber Marine into an "old
hobby -or whit ave you. engines blew. loo Uiree~t-• 'oot Rebel salt" No one will deny it -least ,_ 1 p, v ~.,, ' ~
.of all tbcllt involved in it. Undaunted, Hanks signed up. ~ ' "
But JDOtt uiling yachtsmen for the longest ocean race in -
1111iuld ht considered milers theitorld -the Bahamas 500
...compared to Texu oilman in June.. Jn an amazing show
• Roger Hanks who prtfers to of r:ookie pluck and determina-~ ~ spend his spare change in the uon, 'H:ants~ boat 'led .after 300 '.~J~~1~!~rU equally rugged 1p;>rt o f milts htfore a:uccumbing to a
offshore l)01ter bol_t n~. seri& of ~niCal failures.·
Hants, a Marine IDI~· In the Hennessy Grand Prix· ~ gunner f.U r n e d · off New Jersey July 14, he led
· mUllonaire, Qtounded t h e the pack for 500 miles and
; ot&bore power boll fraternity then lost an outdrive. -
· from the time. tie burst on the Then the worrn' turned-for.. j 1Ctne. ,·) _ / HanlS. Not ·all the·w"aY over. ·
1 H~ firit real raceooat was JUst revolveil a bit.. 119.t_h~g less than the best -a Hanks.,hi~ England in time
*.loot' Cigarette hull , from for the l'Co'ir'es-Torquay race.
.. ~ wotl4 <h•IDP'L.Don At• -U.:, ridway mark his ~ A'rbnow a abop lo Mlatni, Fla. Blopcje n had a full hour lead
""Now Cigarette hulls are,not whl?J lie decided on a frontal
exacUy cl;leap, but Hanks attack on the North Sea.
cholt to go all out and power lost to 30 mph winds and 20-
it with a pair of big 500-fOOl· seas and finished a
borRpower M e r C r u i s e r creditable fourth . .
aterndrlves plus a new twf.st -Epgland'a Hamble race was
18,tlOO wnrth or tuned elhlust nut. Blonde ll led for 170
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With the )>est that money driVe with only,35 n\11" I<> go. MA••NES TIA"" SAllll(G AT DANA'POINT coold buy, Hanks' luck was . It wu then J'.r&noe':i tum to · · r-· ' ._.,... c-. 11....L •
.,;,,.._ -all bod. me.it llanD. II -tile worldll::.===='=$11;"::·::•::""=·":;:tft::::)'::::"":::'·:;:-="=-======I • Tbt Ont orfsbo}e race be cbaibpionlhip "D ! au v t 11 el· '
eDaftd wu the l.cq: ~ offshore cooiesf. Hanks won ii. , ~racelR!tAprU.The ll!aybe ',his ,luck had THE. wo-· RIO riece 'was called off because of changed? J:io. way. ~ • , ti.a weather. 'Ml.at dl~'t Blonde, 1111 a . brand new • ~r Hanks' too mach. A ·Cigarette Jnl'u ;,vb1ch had never
llhipyard launching the bOlt touch~ water, was totaled In •••• fbi.. the race dropped tt, c1us--a t;11l~r-~k a~ldent in ~ !!!! lfW $8,000 ln damagts. Gal.riesville_, Fla. on its way to
• ~ ~ei:t Hanks enter«t the Miami for the start of the Oct.
• ~ 's.m GrUfith ~I 15 Mlami-{IJassau race. As
• lll "'orlda In May. Ha led Hanka..xt>lllned ~: • ~:";:":;:',.., -~ ;r "The trailer 1acknlfjd off an ..,._ ·~; f overpass ind stoppejf '$97,000 .......o""-
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'h, '-!~!1L • · later." . ~ ..:Jt,l.&UJOOf; Not to be d.isrour~ed, he
lmmediatf:IY called 'Aronow
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21. ( ftitlii> Colltctlon · 49.' .l:fol'H ~ 111tiiii1t1o; Ioli . ,. ', . 50'; 'Airplane
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70. Antique FumltvN
71. Tapo Rocorcler
72. Sailboat
73. Sports C!f'
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75. Inboard Speedboat
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Deslaned for en~t.
4 large bdrm. + bonus room
with Wef:r bar, Located in
Hunt •Hlrtlour. For more
information cat 847-6010
BAY & BEACU
l~FAL'fY "LEASE OPTION"
FOR JHE LARGI! "UECUTIYES nu. .... hard ., find!!
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STEPS TO ociAN' " * -· ""'"'· "' not. Coll RalP.h Gordon -Huntlna1 .w..... ... tlieJn .... DaJly P llot , · lldnns. + ~y prlc<d at 129.900. 673-0900 -Hl-3031, l$'lll OPEN !fOUSE cc;uma, . <laalllled. 6IJ«I& 2-i!':~/j=-:·.!.m. !lob FUL.LER 'REA~ TY
In x!Ol, cond.I $.16,900, ~4 , -~-CJ.YWOOO REM.TY , . 4iJ
830ll w. °'"" Hwy., N.B. GET A LO ;
• 's_.11-l290 · , 1 FROM SANTA r
ASSUME ~, 0n .,,. ....,, .-~~ ...... ·v· LOA • ;;rM ... v..,,•Oount?YCi.il . ,. "LarplllxlJ!ftbuildinr
Sharp 3 Bedrm. homt:· on alte b:a.ttd. &m(nll ,CU.,:
lotle lo(. $IC. mo: ...,. ,.;.;;· ""'-· Pri<O o! ~·an. Full price "4.900. • -kq ...Uer Is o ii It
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room delm:e duplex. Both
unlta .re in mint condtuon
" fully 1llrnllhed. Full price
$83,500. -SHERWeeD REAl. TY
18964 Brookhurtt, F.V .
DAU..Y P.ll.OT tor 1c:Uonl
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DAILY PILOT C:lASSIFIED ADS
r ,0; THE REAL ',"1_ ESTATERS
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14' x 38' BONUS
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Just listed, tenific f bed-
room 2 bath, country at;yle
ldll.'hen, formal dining, OV•
eni%.ed double pn:ge plUI
huge added family room.
Full price only $29.250. Ag.
mrnatte 5" CJ' loan with paymenta just $161 per mo.
included ~ ALSO • No -
down VA or-knv dawn FHA
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PANORAMIC VIEW OF NEWPORT
HARBOR. s bedrooms, s baths, SPAN·'
!SH fireplace. 'kitchen with bullt.ins,
CUSTOM decorated carpel! & drapes.
BUILT·IN WINE CELLAR & WET BAR.
Entertain under the stars. BEAlll'IFUL ~ PATIO, AUTO TIME UGHTS. For the
discrim;;tin~;;~er~. ~::o· *
-for you-
*THREE FOURPLEXES all in a row. All -*
<>units have 2-3 bedroom. 2 bOth/1·2
bedroom & l ·I bedroom. SPACIOUS
11' and close lo shopping, in SUPER RENT·
* AL ~:A~; ·;·60 .. i.u~;.o·
Is What you Will aa.y when
)'Oii '""""'· ihl,, ~utlful • BR • 3 bath sp&nmi ranch
IN EASTBL~·~ ~p'fil.~LEVEL VIEW~
APARTMENTS. OWners unit 3 Bed· ij!i
· rooms, 1 lh baths, 4-2 Bedroom, 1.lh ' 1 ,
*baths, 3:1 Bedroom;!~ baths. SO GET *' sl;Yled home. Red tiled root
• Imely inner polio • BBQ •
MOOetn bltln ~n -Huge
llv roorn-·firple. W/W epts
+ dta.pes • .\t.o a I& R~
arate roorp uee:ful fDr an-
other BR; or den. Ololce
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·""-ESTATERS
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Home near South Cout Plaza
for·your big Jamily. 4 Large
bedrm1, 2 baths + a cus-
tom 40t sq ft family rm. Big
daub~ car garage aDd gueu '?at. -VETS NO DOWN.
$30,500
Newport '.,
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LUCKY. OnJ.y ............. $198,450.
LOOKING FOR A
GOOD DEAL? • ~ 24 units *
WE HA VE THEM in high demand rent:~ al area. CWSE lo shopping, scliools &
recreation. Eighteen 2 bedroom, I~
bath, six 2 beilroom. 1 bath. Could be ·
upgraded for more income. DEAL
*AWAY at ................ $288,000. ~
" SHOWS UKE A MODEL
, in Poah Irvine
ATRIUM TYPE ENTRY, Charming ~~opened, jpacious living room with fire-
"' place & VIEW. 3 large bedrooms,. 2
(\I baths, carpel! & drapes and all the (\I 'if'~ bt/ill-iris. ONLY 2 years old. '59,500. ~~
REALTORS
644-7270
2828 EAST COAST HIGHWAY
CORONA DEL MAR. CALIF.
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Invest In
Corona del Mar
Duplex on comer locat\on, 2
bedrooms ea.di. Live in one.
rent. 1ht other. Cozy fire.
place and )t1vate pa& or
t)'U'd for ttlch. Exctilent
itenns. Wbe.t more can )'Oil !====:::=== ------'"'"-..., Only 116.'50 , C.U '"' 3 STORY """""'"'"'" '° ""· f13-8SOO VETS $1.00 NEWPORT HEl~HTS
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TRIPLEX
Ol.der, authentic Sp an Is h
units. Xlnt. location nr shop. ptnc. H!a:h income, 1 ow
maintenance. Priced only
$38,9"" .
Call 5£.5880 (()pen Eves.)
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Swiu Qalet located on the
bluU. above Newport Bay.
This home la truly unlqye u
to its dealcn. Featurln& 3
master sbe ·bedropms, 2
bathll, 2 fireplaces and com-
plete eue•t quuten i~
duding kitchen, bath and
fireplace, Doa't m1sa it at
C>Ylner bou&bt new home-.will
pay all ·)'Our costs. Terrific
·location in plush jrreen
residential area. 3 Bed~m,
2 Baths, fantastic paneled
game room, all builtinl and
sparkling condition. Govern·
ment appt'aised at
$29,950.-$201 No. P&tl.
Cali 545-8424 l()pEn evn)
lhi• price ""·""· GRANNIS
DUPLEX -2 &mah blockl 1 """'""'""'""'""'""'""'"" from E. 17th St. I~
S BR Chalet type home:, 16th
l Tustin.
4 BR, pool, beam ceiling,
faro rm. N.B.
C-2 • home & buslneu 1 blk
to 17th St.
Cl-2 Convertible bl.de on
10S"x372' Jot, Baker St.
R·l C\ll-de .... c lot.
"l'or Prolen&onal Sttv"" TRI HARBOR
REALTORS
«XI E. 17th, C.M.
DAY OR Nn'E 646-3255
Big Canyon
r ive bedrooms. s balhl, f.tm.
Uy room. laundry room, 3 car garap. &auUftU corner
lot et HermHqe Lane Md
. Roni St. Ge<rtle Ro<d. This
home ii be!nr ftnllbed now
and .t>tMd be .van..~ ln
mid.J'&l>W1. lltiw by end mee tt. ttien call cnnxr at ff<.mo. Pr1co 1112.soo.
CHRISTMAS
-SHOP·
for the wbot~ (&nilly tn thil
cbW!ul 4 ll<dnn.1 111< fain·
IJy m bomt, l~ t>1.ths and
•U the ddichtltll touehts ot
a '""1 llne homo. Full price
'29,500. -All ''""" ,,.._ SHEllWeeo REAL TY
1&l Brookhunt, F.V.
Sell ldll \tfO\t now! C&U
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$25,950
4 BEDROOMS
with 2 pull.man bath&,. fal'\o
tutic kitchen,. b U 11 t -i D
raJWt, oven, dilhwahler,
lnvitirv tireplacr, bt.nquet
dining room. P a t i o •
Sprinklers. Many eatru.
Pride of o"wner1hip.
541)-1720.
TARBELL
~ Harbor, Colla Mtsa
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$1.00 down moves )'OU ln.
Sr.Iler pa,yg all )'OU!' CCIII. s
bedroom. den and family
room. sbake roof, prden
kitchen and ovenized douo
ble garage. $100 total ooet
IO vet& ~ Ull.lme ailtlnc
6~ loan with total
J>Qmtnts ol PM pu mo.
taxes and int.
5*-115l -(Opelt Eva.)
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NEW LISTING
Duplex. Prime rental area.
3 A 2 81\. $29,"'1. LOW
DOWN. CALL TODAY! a-.. Williamson
R .. ltor
54MS78 645-1564
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QA OK ERS-REnLTORS
202~ W lolboo 611·166)
CLEAN CONDO
2 BR. J.ce. Ilia .l Hl!rs eloa·
et1, Dtruna atta. D1hwshr.
Patio, dbl. gar. Very c:bann-
ina • Make an offer!
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A aooif want ad ii a eood 1610 W. Cl>e.lt Hwy., N.B.
1.nvetf'ment ----'-REALTORS 642-4623
"""'""' mo -Blvd. Ad<ml ...,_Open' I PM
2 BR. $17,,00
Eastikle area. ~ 0.ta
Mesa if)ie. Good \ Mvable
homeAaaoo<l~l 4 BR. $29,
Brigbt &: cheery fbst a
few iffttll from lov city
park, near N'pt. Helibta. 2
Baths. Kitchen bl~ F.A,
heating, new carpets, large fe-"""· CALL G)
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cp!/drp. 111 util incl $165.
A1a Rent.ah • 645-3900
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I""._.,,.,. ,. Lluwllot.U patio, rar. &kl\''I!'. ttfri&. Mr. Robllllori • Home.tlkt ttorqe BEAunnIL Bay View 2 ' • MEDfT.EDD .& N~... .... D&b'ft'Ub sh. I crptl rec: room~an viewa SINGLE sroR.'t.
I', FURJjJSllE $215/mo. ·6'6·698~ or DAVIS REALTY -)000 • Prlvat. patloa BR. crpUdrpa llltm, .;,., ¥" ·""'' l!ootlua'Hfl1c Elee ~ potlowml>le porkln&
lin-m.uo!NG utt't c.zy 1 61S-LU6 alt• pm. . BEACH TOWNHOUSE • ~ w/a-1170/mo. 613-36to. . Vll.LA6E ...-. Nr So.
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I""" duplox, '"" ,ept, drpo, )ll'd. drpa, rel, tile deck. patin. • = ... -1 (tt4) !I.II-+ LOWIR + l'ACIFIC Air Conditioned
Elllde. $225. 5(1-4424, UIS. MS-8532 e Pool_ Barb@ques' .. aur-CHARMING 6 apaclow: 2 RENTALOJ'FICE All Electric. t sf("Cphl, TU OCEAN AVE H.B Private Padol!
siOO.STEPS to ltt'ach &: Bay. &u--2222. 3 NEWfORT Shores boma rounded with )liUI land-Br., 2 ba., on Little llland, OPEN 10 AM TO 6 PM drpl, pr., patio. Nr. Mi I Cnf} 5Jl..t4'1 ' HEATED POOL
Oom,i. film. &cbelor w/ 3 BR, 1in, be., cldtt Mme, 1w rut $275 to $350. acaptna Grand C&OO.. Frpl • Pl&. VII I I MDMVA theater. Adulti. no peta. ()fa cpen 10 am-& pro t>&lly Carport I: SConp
kitchen, utll pd. E/Jide ex, Joe, &at ptea Clywood ResltJ' Ml-1290 Adult llvina: at its best $l50 Month, yearly llLLll WllUIJJ, Sl$51mo. ~ WILLIAM WALTERS (X) Nr. So. Cout Plaza
nn. for tralltt .. r, ,.q, 3 BR Back Bay .,., • Spae. t.rir• 1 BR $115 Winton, R.,ltor 615-3331 SUpel'Qulet.Safe * TOWNHOUSE + . HID=~.:~,llS.1l!OI
l)ro-PAR'M.Y !'Urn 1 BR wl prine, only .... 9969 >1 pm Mod. 2 ~"'• 2\i Ba. $3Z> UTlLlTlES FREE Co"'"a clol Mar l & 2 llt. $l40 Up 1 A 2 Bil. Shao cpt, DJW, 2 BR, J&< prlv pa!IO. Bllnl, Santa Ana a ..._JSZ
rar, CdM. Fncd tor cblld/ BEAUT. 3 BR. 2 BA farn mo. Leue. 213: 968--5945. 365 W. Wilaon &n.1!71 Furn oi Untum stlt dtM owtn. pUto. .. dip. $1351mo. No pets. ,,.;;· =:;:;..;;;;::;....::....::;;.:;:::_
pet. •I rm . ., blttns, dbl iar.' New $295. 1 block from beach. 3 Fum. BKh, & 1 Br't. Gu a: Wattt Paid mW, W'li!*>n 1'r JC.-1503 Alabama. 536-fm WNtcllff
-UNFURNt!HED-crp~ A drps, lrg teaed yd. BR. 2 BA. fplc, bltna, pado, Eap.c:lally nice, $130 ~~.., See Mn. Sketch NICI: 2 BR up.ta.in .apt. S1iR -.pt. Cloled pr1 cp11, WESTQJFF===""'.---,2"1111.""°"'111"1
$135-i.ARGE 2 Br. Stove, c.yi Larry, 54&-58111. rompl fmotd, (2U) 1!1-141! u~ 2110 Ntwport llvd. 2323 Et.den e : MM1t8 w/pnre stove • ntrta, d!JI, children/small pet ok. bl, c:cZy trptc, sardln.
Cpts, kids. 8'n&Uti welcome. 3 BDRM unfurn hou ie Sen (1-.nente C ' . • L-\RGE 2· bedroom 2 bath Wat~. tum. AdWts $140/rJ,o, MT~294.0. patio, •lnal icy, ~.
i\vait now, >Vl&•J'tlR4!' No pets. $75. clnr , LGE Bacbtlor, tum, util pd, OH TEN ACRl!S apl with ,. Dlneu;, (JI~ flnl¥. Slf5. mo.~-, 2 BR.' 1"' Ba studJo. Encl bltns, 1"(,,_ beat. Lrs din rm
, 1• fee. $185. 1940 Pomona. 3 BR, 2 Ba., nice C1;11tom elee atovt, cu bftt. nr 1 6 2 BK. 1'Unl 6 Unfllrn. drape•, a: IJuUHna, ~ncloltd 2 BR. lmmac, bltlll. Quiet, pr., fncd )Td. $150/~ walk *' . Weitclltt; fboOI
$j40-WON'T LAST.~! Br. Priv 2 BR, Tile blth, encl garage, Mme. Ocean.-vu. Child 1 sb:>p'e. l.QdrY rm. carport. J'1rep1aClt I si;v. paUoa. ranee, there .la a pe.fk right ~ti, drpa, laud, adults, no Lndry faell. 8'2-C549. acrou from ())co 1· J8e
home. Fncd yard. Qilldren patio, $150. pet ok. $265 mo. 544-42!M. $129.50. 998 Et ·C&mino Dr Pools TtmWI Cootnrl Bkflt. &Cl'OIB the 1treet for the lit· peta, S135. 962-3886. LGE. 1 BR apt. Patio, encl. Irvine, $190. Adltl:. ~.
~·elcome. Hurry. MANAGER, 646-8Di slnta ~I No. 1, CM. 5f6..04Sl. SIOO Sea Lant, OdY 6M-Xll tie oM. J1M pr. mono, DELUXE 1 BR, pr. Avail p.r. Adulta. $125/mo~ Call Aptl,,
2 BR Home. Fncd baclc yard. • B N •WINTER RATES* (MacArthur or Cout ihifyl _phone ~7'""*4 alter 6 p.m. now. Adults, no peta. $US. &C-t549. ,urn. ot UnfUm. U0
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Close to ... hqp'g; Cpta. drp1, 2d •:· 4' ~· 1~ b A,l .;: Attrac 'turn Studl<» $US, 1 • BEAUTIJ!UL GROUNDS• 1fiO E. 21st. 646-«)16 WALK to Beach. Dt!uxe 1 6: ~l°bM ltl•rif '· ·
!IJtove. ta.5/mo. 831-9517. ~nt i;:e~e~ u$300 mo. Br'• $125. Adltl, no peta. NEW SPANJSH DECOR LRG 2 BR apt w/1undeck, 2. BR. Paol. Drpa,, cptl,
GARAGE SALE all ·day & 827-6554 ' . 2135 Elden. Mgr Apt. 6. 2 BR., 2 bathlr UPlflirl. Car-Alr/cond. Gu, wtr. pd. crpta, A: drp1 no pets 2 bltna. 219 15th St, H.B. 3 Br, 2 Ba. all elect ldlcbln.
Sat ,._, Tu •15 · ** Sturutln&: ·Garden peted &: draped. Encl. pr. G~, Pool, Rec. Jn\., clllld""' OK. ·~w.1 • ...... Lid I lo on beach. XII~ S. Ba)trOlat -~=ACIOUS <BR, 2 Ba, eve. uu-.. ea. " S I •-· H I ... ~ Co bl Prl le Ja·~-1 nft ..... • B ----r• -0 1 ~· Rd CM II'! • -.. • ••1• Apt..Like new, 2 Br, 2 Ba. age, mp. tns. va ......... ,,. , an. ... .,. ~ R. Monie Vlata. Balbol. llland. Call S1J..nl7 !ir UCI. Bltns, dbl pr, klda/ Villanova • · _ _.,la fum or J Br unf. $185. patio. 705\S Orchid. $250 Per $160-$175. -~-------1 aft S. Winter or yeuiy,
1turlenta firte. East Bluff 3 BR. Imu_. te occupancy. 66-5530 monlh. yuriy Hacltnda de Mesa .Apts $1'ft..2 Br 2 Ba Studk>, edJ. 2,..,BR,..._+_de_n_,l.,,!l'°b&--ths-,-!pl.'"" •--------1
BEACON * 645-0111 • THE BLUFFS • $215/Mo. ~~ AatnL BEAllr ~lBr. Bunplow. '~ 0 itilw. wu.on,see J\lsf. Nn.1 ~ .. ~,. ~ Ad.ii. only.' $290. Yearly l·Cot=·-·-!"'"-===--· •. ,
• FREE RE'!TAL • BR, 711 b&., f4mlly kllctl. r-. Unfunt :1SS Prlvai.. p,;y ....,. •• pool. 0
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: SERVIC~ lee. priv, paUo. Close by • Avail Jan 6, $185 I mo, -L& ALL ELECTRIC DELUXE 2 BR. Bltnl ' IRAND NIW
3 bodroom.s, ll< bath•, poot,•bopping,tcboob.Va-NtwportlHch ~. VACANT' !Br&-·•··+ UPSrA1RS00WNl150.sr•~•"~ Mr!r.OrPlw/wepLPrlv:Lag..,.Nlgutl earpeta A: dn~, cu cant, dean &: waifin&:. $.175 SPAC 1 B l, •• ......, ~ ..,.u;i. From $145. D~iu::
built-ln:i, patio aNI clORd Per month. * FACING POOL * abopL Am~' no P .:~. U: yard. Dix. cpt, drp, frplc, CALL Ma:nqe.r aft 6 PM.' bale. Gu. Lndry rm · LAGUNA NIGUl!L carpe1lfll, walk-in
back yard for chll~n. Only (Broker eo-op invltedl 3 BR. 2 ha. 3 car llll'a&'e Monrovia 548-03.16 atv/rWia. $225 mo. incl 6ft .. 1131 962-Ull. APARTMENTS Forced air beat. extra la19I
$225 per montb.1 Call EASTBLUFF REALTY REALioR ' 548-6961 e LARGE.! BR. . $135 :!~dulls, no P• ts• MODERNil Bdrm. apt. Cpta, I BDRM., cua&e. stove, 1 BR, 1 BA * 2 BR, 2 BA room& Beaatifld~roam,
)VALKER I: LEE Realton, ~1133 Anytime Duplexes Fum. J4,S e ROOMY 2 BR $lM · I drpl, dahwahr, bl t· In~, refki&. Adults. $115. , 2-40 fully carpeted A: draped heated pool, I, ~
342-4455· l Huntington Harbour Adlta. 60-2181, 673--050'1 * BAYFRONT 'P.Jge.J child olc. All uUl Avocado St., Apt., A ' From $175 ~ ~~ =
-COSTA Miji'.A Newport BHdi E * BAYVIEW ~ SJ!P(mo. 307 Avocado, su.a11Q, lnd cu. TV cable, wttt'r, Adult lh··~ ..... "'[:~· EASTSID!-FOR Ise Hunt. Harbour Oft FURNISH D trailer, $75 util Announcin& the qUiet openlna: A,pt.t. CM. MS-0984.~ 1 BR Apt. Prime location. aU ltlt bltna, lndry a.rua,
3 bdrm with 2 ¥'""· dbl water home, Charming 3 Br. $125. Cozy l BR, % blk to paid. Mature working adult (If Bayport Aptl for Ca.rpeta dn. bltlnl btd IWim pool BBQ' p.rlv EL CORDOV APTS.
garagi, fenced . New 2 Ba, tam rm. immed oc-bch. on 36th St. Winier-only. 645-008, Adultl: And the a1iihtl; Jtu NJW adult O•rdln •ptt. $125. ' pea, 8f,_1* patios A baIConlea. •,Open ~TT Charle St 604411
ere.en aha& carper., newly cupancy 846-1652. June. Abbey Re a I ty • 1 BDRM. furn. apt. Water A: quiet openlna: of Bayview ~· 2 !'RB~~2 :1 SPAC 2 & 3 Br a t $lf0 up. 10 >.¥ to 9 PM * 49(-4272 Near Harbor & Hamilton st.
painted. F<1r rent ieue &t H ntl ton n--L 642-385(). a:ardener furn. Adult1 only. Apta. for famillea. ......,, --. • Htd 1 1 ••• ap tJA-'99-2277 * 29041 Aloma $205 per mo. Call ~ALKER u ng u.arn 2 BR, 1 BA Balboa Penln. $110. 5'1-6954. Call (n4) 644-5555 151 E. 21st. 646 1111 poo' p....,. Yd, cp .... .,., ott Crown ValleylPrkwy
.. LEE, Realtors, 949'1. $185 winter or $215 yearly. NICELY rum. 1 BR. Gar. 2 Br, bltns, frpl, 2 carports, Wes..,.y 21 A,.rtrnentl bltna, patio. Kida <1k. 'nfE EXCJ11NO
WALK ro •HARD to ""'" 2 Br, 6#-3303 or ~6. 11'5/mo. Quiet .,.., No pool, nr. <>cean. $200 up. * $170 * :: ~.:•.::·; = Newport Boach PALM MESA 4PTS.
~'!&'Hain a: Stu stv/re!, cpt/drp, kid/pet 350 children or peta. ~7..s51'l. Adlta, no pets. 6'J3....4447. 3 BR, 11' BA, pat», bUnl. WAL!( to ilbol>Plnc center 2 PARK NEWPORT MINUTES TO NWPT. Bal.
JIR, natic coltar;e : Rentals • '45-3900 ~'!l!x~Unfurn. _ Lge 1 BR apt. compl furn, 1 BR. stove I: refrll, w/w crpta, drpa. Ask about our bedroom $185/month w'ilh APARTMENTS FURN. OR UNFVRN. ~· Cost• Meta 1arqe, incllldin& utll. cpts, dtpl, encl. aundeck, discount plan. lllO Centtr l'ft:l'eallon room and tarp Bacbeklr, 1 or 2 Bedrooml, Unbelievably larp apU, huat
eFA.1\!ILY wa.nted-2 ~· r , $135. No pets. 673-1365 1arq;e. No peta, 675-4952. •st., CM. 64UMO, ~"2U2. = cbeta. A 1e n t. and Townhoua\et. Spa, poob. pool, Jacum, •lect bltbu.
f/yd, encl pr, klitt/pel tMlnil. From $170 ACftlll: ahq crpll, drpl, NUii&, Sl40 2 BDRM, aarar;e, yard. * 2 BR. 1 Ba Mesa Verde N' Coste M81e 3 BEDROOM APT. ' from Fashion I.a1anci at Jam. etc. Adulta, no peta.
Ala Rentals • 66-3900 Adulta. PreJer coup)~. SUS. ~-n15/mo. incl util, pr, -2 baths, R./O. Slna1e aarqe, # IBIG sunny 1 bdrm upper, hm'ff & San Joaquln Hilla SINGLES •••••••• FrOm $135 ~~~-~~~~" 1 548-8835 (wkdaya alter 6) 557.s«XI. FAIRWAY $170 new ept, drp1, bltinl, $135. Roads <nt> Mf.l900 1 BEDftM ••• , •• J'TOm $140
3 BR, 2 BA, e!ttt bl!·ln RIO, *** 2 BR DUPLEX *** Dana Paint Roy° M;;carcfle Rt•ltor 545-5270 or 833-35tO • • 2 BEDRM •••·•• From $lS>
FA ht., crptll, OOxlOO ft. Private yard, GarQt" · VILLA APT' ~ 3 BDRM. 2Mi BA. atudkl, BACK 11a1 UWL 2 BR, Shae You're rilht. they're under·
fened kit. dbl gar., lnds<;p:!. 540-0l7S e $l45. * SINGLE. 'IV-POOL. Pe.ta • 7129 bl.tnl forced alt aha& w/D cpta, drpa, patio, Adults. No priced! 1581 Mela Dr.
Vacant.Move ·tn today/$225 ck. DANA MARINt INN, ::THE GABLES" on ~m1Mt. iD:i. ~lts6. pell, Avail 1/10/12. U47. (5 blka from Newport Bl\td.)
per mo. Newport Heights 3t1ll Co&rt Hwr, D. Pt. 1 & J IR'• . Lee. 2 Br w/pd pr. Mltl. ~2267. 5f6.8960
NICE, Iae. 3 BR; . klwer 2 BR, elec. b!t-in RIO, FA IJXE find 3 BR 2 Huntington :ileach Private patio, pool· tndtf. aou,ndptooled. Fnod. ~· tWU..SON GARDENSe NEW Deluxe Townhousu + 2 llDROOM *
duplex. Newly ,. Ocean heat, carpets, dbl. 1araae. DEL rare • laundry tac. w I PI ti o •. W l r Pd • 2 BR, l!Ai BA, cpt I drp1, w/pler .A float, _,prox. 1700 l\i Ba Townboule oonotpt,
aide of hwy. UJ>· fillxlOO fenced lot. 1'fove in Ba, many xtru. vu, deck, SUS-LRG Modern 1 BR. Near Oranp C.O, Airport • Cardne'r/rnamt. Call btwn l encl. patio. $140. 6d-6111._. aq. ft. ·3 Br'a, 3 Ba'a, dfft. Bwn ceilfnp, extra Its
DELIGHTFUL 2 . home. today. $175 per mo. Ask for cdnr. child OK, $l 25 · Cpta, drps, redec, nr ocean. UCL Adulta only. I: 5, 136-ta:i. .. " Sharp Clun 2 IR. $140 Drp'd, crpt'd. Avail Jan I. bedtm1, encl Jltlo. Ntre&·
La?'E'e patio I: y Near Jl,ental Agent. 962-44.n. 548-9682. 218 Otlcqo. 536-1506 , Zt22 Santa Ana Aw. 24370nnp Ave. G $155 Blt:n1, dl'pl, w/w, hld~pool. Wlll lse or tell. 350'1 J'Jnley tion nn. Nun& baths, etc.
Bayside Dr. $275 •WE haVe a large •election LIL DREAM HIDEAWAY 847~169 Mer. Mn. Jot.cldm. Apt s.A 2 ~ 2 BA. crptl/di'pa, Adlta, E/11de 642-~. Ave. NB. 67W2-49. Adults. Our SUn4&y affft-
'. ALSO -Balboa nd of 3 and 4 bedroom homes Oen vu, deckl, 2 BR, 2 BA, FREE utilities. 1 BR 5tM215 bl:tnl, Wlhr/dryer, h k p ,' l Btdroom, Sbarp, CJoff tb SEA.CLIFT Manor AptJ.-2 noon B-B-Q'1 .t: Fret Art
. "'"'"' ava that can be mom into nu drpo, cpt,, 122>. 548-9632 l130 I ohxl~ 'IS5 /'Block to J ldnn * 2 lath patio, rar. 2 Kid•/~ peu.' O.C.C. A U.C.I. 113 >. BR. 1160 Uni, 1115 furn. ''HA°RacrR''G'1t'fE·NS
S!iJlsbury Realty ' almost immediately on our beach. 201-lOth St. 536-3fn. Uvina room with cathldral $165. . 557-1761. Cpta, drps, l»l~ j'li'b dfapl. ~ _
BRAND NEW H R c n t. 0 pt io n plan. Ir. il 536-7282 or '53&--1366 cellh1e I: frpic. Stpua<-111-H Del Mar 548-tm 2 BR, 11,S BA, aharp Cl'll~. 1525 P~ntl4_ Ave: A1k .. ,.. • .,.,.,.,...., _____ !
f!Ew HOME. 3 m. SHERWOOD RE A LT Y , I Aparlmenls for Rellt "I WAlJC to Beacli 1 Br. laundry area. End patio. A~CTIVE ., Twobae.· 3 drpi. UXI IQ, ft. $115 mo. 973 about our d~nt, 5'3-2682. * IRAND NIW *
f&mily room, 2 b · Com-540-8555 t -· -fl:fthly i;afnted tn' t~ Swtmmine pool I: chUdrtn'• B~J. 2 BA CID, bltftl, dbl Vale.ncla. »T-1161. F!Xcwsn,; Park LI d 0 , fT!unfty~ pool, ~· etc. 3 BR Condo, 1~ Ba, Pools bldg. 220 12th St., H.B. pll.ypound $D1 pr, twi.mrnln& p(IOI, $21.S. UNFU'RN 2 BR apt $1.!iO Townhouse Condo Hoa& La C"ta Aptt. 1395· per mon'l\1 Broker. Patio, dbl pr, frplc, nr Apt1. Fum. 360 BACHELOR APT. HARBOR cREi:m 54>747~. .,. Pl..,.· ca11' ""'•· areL I BR '214 BA 1 I: 2 BR, bllnt, twimmlnl t#-7270 per . • ' -~--· ~-·-·-. -~ ' . ocean. 962-9986 alt 5 pm. $100 mo. Call 6f6.26S7 5f6..43S! LGE. 2 BR, beaut yrd, etec 6f5-326f frpl, pool, patio, alto lr&'. 2 -· AUW .... pd~~ to nm·
lfew 3 BR, og. ffi, Harbor HOUSE for rent 3 br, 2 ha. General .....:.... La una IHdl Park-Like Surl'OUIMllRf itove, &U beat, 2,.. BA, LARGE 2 BR. 1~ BA. Studkl BR to.w n ho uae apt. ~~ta u ~ ~ . ~lew Homes, p95 incl Compl decor. Nu paint A: I QUIET -DELUXE &Chu IL from lbop'&• Apt. No ~ti. $135. 'n& 646-123U&C-0590. S54 A~,~. ld-9708 ~ardener. 6"-196.1 evet/ crpt, frplc. SD). Ca 11 A NICELY furn. 1tu1Uo, S130 1-2 I: 3 BR APTS Carport, lndry rm. Multi Joann St. e ~15M. 2 BA apt with diahwuher, ,,.,...,,. ....... ,
.wkndJ. ~'3. lold N C Incl. utll. super channlntc, AL9'.l FURN. BACHELORS only. $160. 998 EJ Camino , . ob&&, poot, 1or l or 2 adli.
3 BR, 2 BA tarn nn., Nr. • BR d 2 ba ·--' ew oncept pvi. deck overlookinc cyn. Prv ... tlol * Htd Pools Dr. No. 1 CM. 5t6-0451. 0.n• Point without pet, ~ar around, I pu:ll; I: pool 0# , en, • pvt ,,...... 49'1322 aft. 5 • ,... ~-=~ :i_,. &ines, irn: :'i.!~ ~~· Clean-FURNITURE RENTAL $125 MO. UP; j., Wk., Bach. M=l~l:u~du!AP:. "!i.w':'.:. ~ S:,c ~~ ~';.E'c!~;p~ ~!" ~~ :r :f;....."'::' K":a~ 11~·
I I Util pd. Color TV. Crescent 1777 Santa Ana Ave., CM Ute view. Dbl pr. No peta. Balcony. 'Ji ml. to Dana PARK Udo • 3 BR 2 BA. 3
RUsrtC 3 bedrooqi I: den, 2 rY ne '* Month to Month Bay Bch. 494-250ll, 675-ot367. Mar. Apt Il3 M6-5M2 $155 mo. fK6.-6&l5 aft 5 pm. Marlnca. $].90. • 3 7 -3 9 21, car r;ar. Pool. Ad:iita only.
b&lh. blt-tm. llroptac" UNIVERSITY Part<. 'BR. * 100% Purcbue °'""" Newport a..ch New • Villa Pedro DUPLEX 2 BR. ....u yan1, m..1111. sfu1mo. ~9301 <8-51.
walk to town. Alt· m-t9ll. 2% Ba to""-nhou5e w/club * Wide Selection-pr., qult!I, no -or all Eatl 11·~
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1878 style-Colo OCEANFRONT W 1 t "" 1 BR .Adulta, no pets, no 2 BR. 2 Stt. 1~ .ea .. nr privlg!IJ. $300 mo. 833-or * 2' Hour Delive:; o ,er• °" motarcycle1. 5U-ZD:1 ..._N_E_W_P_O_lt_T•l-l_A_C_H_' children, uttt pd, ear, $150 ,.,.,.;:=:-:-,..,,-:":-,---I
Fashion Island. "$tf15. 1213> 67l-liS4. Various Loe. 1-2-3 bra. 2 BR, 2 BA. APTS, 2 BR & dtn, 2 bath.I 615-2930 aft 4;30 AMAZING Adul~ Llvin1
'i8Z-ll5S ref'• req. Irv, int Adulta only, rio Pct t1. Super-Comfortable-Quiet Some patloa. All for VIII• Gr•ned1 Apt1. BRAND NEW • ..,, Beaut. 1 & 2 Bl\ tum er unf
C Ma R; 6'13-808S. Nr Newport Back Bay. Gu $145 A $150 54;6-73.11 Four bedrooms will!. b&lcon-"""' ~ Apia. Self• dean. owpa.
osta N 3 BR, 2 ba. atrium •••• $325 ri2 W * 2 Br, 1 Ba, IWkleck. bang-A. Wtr Pd Mo to Mo Frorr: • lea above A below. Grack>ua 20432 Santa Ana Ave (Acrou D/W (In 2 Br) dJJpll. *a
. • ~ 3 BR, 2~ ba., fam •••• $325 ~ ~ lng frPlc, nr beach, car. PK! $1.85 ChUdren' wet~~ . $HARP! 1 Br, Jp cloteta, 11vlna: &: quiet tum>llndln& from S.A. Country Club) cpt1, dl'J)t, ;Jacuzz1 A MUD&
.E-Z to Wtnl-l Br. t/)'l'd, 3 BR, 21.t. ba fam •••••• ••en ---______...., --m? winter szs yrly Incl See ~ Davia Mat pool. Nr. sbopa. Adltlta.1814 for family with chUdren. Spacklua 2 BR units. ~··;. bathl, Huie pool.
cl utu pd $100 12 • -• I.ii No peta 557-8400 23.U Elden • Ms.1182 Monrovia. 54.8-0336. Near Coran& del Mar Hich l'IREPLACES. Priv patlol. Merrimac W ... 1 ~n gar. ·t BR, 2-\S ba fam ···• $350 51'1 W. 19th, CM 548-3481 u . , . SPAC. 2 &: ·3 Br. ApL SltO up Scbooi. Fireplace, wet bar .t: lO&dt o1 dosetl. Heated 425 Merrimac Way, C.M. ¥& Rentals • 6f.5.-3900 WE HA vE am£R8 2758 N. Main SA 5'7-0314 3 BR. 2 Ba, all xtru, $325. BA y MEADOW APTS. Pool cpt/dip. bitm Kida ok bullt·ln kitchen appliances. Pool. Ad • I t a. Mana.Jer =,,.--==:-=:--iO'--·~ Enou,n-i Br, f/)'l'd, BalbM l•l•nd ~~;ri:i1~71t;;. beach. Benm ceillnp, pt.nellnc, m Mat N~. 5 '60-1035 135 AMIGOS WAY tu-2991 9'J9.l.268. SllXI ~= !:.~
:kid• & pou. $115 prtv P.<tloo, ,.....lion fa· ,J9"! Maple No. 3 M>-3813 Ooldwell, llan"f 6
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.4.Ja Rtntala • ff>..3900 2 BDru.t., yurly, $225. View BAL: Pl!'tlln Deluxe apts, cilU:ltl. All adultt, no pm. • LARGE 1 mt. $125 Manlllna ltft BRANb NEW 1 A: 2.lr From 177 E. 22nd St. IU-3MS
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,~Bay. Avail Dec. 3.lth frpl, nr ocean. 1-2 A 3 Br's. e i BR't FR.OM AS LOW e ROOMY 2 BR $140 VllW SltS. PJ1v pa&, bllllard SHADY ELMS-POOL ~= ;:l:IUI• 6'B-flm y~Nra~ :!1! aft 5. A~r,,t,~ & .. CM. Adlll ,~tin, ~ 2 v::m.;;: :;;;.~, = :.i:::.tee~/p~ m·., l:~l\fu;w 1~
2 BR. compl turn. yrty Olli M6-00T3 S13S A mont! in Col.ta Mesa. bltna. 2 covered JlUklnl pettnc, lush Jarid&eapin1" JiJ' DRIVI IV
e $25 WK 6 Up. -On Ocean. ot thna June 90. 675-19'J2 FREE to landlordal Let UI l bedroom .!fllh PoOJ. Aaenl •pt.(111. $250 Month ).ean,. Adldtl. YcuB~u.t See Thia ltr nower St. 1 BR-Fam or
Love.ly Bach • 1 BR -Rooms Newpert Heights flU your vacanclel. Apnt 54Hlli0. ,7s.60Jo 0 ~I~ 55~· New-Unfurn. Bett loc•doa in
Maid &!rvJct. Pool. Utll. 5tt4660. 2 BR Apt. Pvt. &at I: yard, • , • C.M. MS.-092), M6-3115.
e E/SIDE klvely 2 Br, Pd. CLEAN 1 or 2 BR Adlll, no Pu llttl ''loo"' tn Oilldren & pets ok. SJ!(I, -•' a,& •GOLD MEDALL'.ION. 2 ,_...., •-' atv/refri&. Pet I: child. nto > BR. • ..... _ •A ow: • Call 675..fl'ito • peta la: kit $125-$150 2421 t a e ' >WI' MG-4631 6'&-2544' ' Br .. 2 Ba., cpta/drp1, bltna. NEW apt 1 BR. u'"' , ....
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Ala Re tall e 6f5..-3900 • ., u• • • • • • • •·• ~ ' · lAYit • tell tboae baublta !OI' ' • ncl Adul · S1T5 Cpt&, drape•. 2515 J:l4ctn n 1 4 BR., '2\S baths •••••• $350 Corene del Mir E. l6th St .. NB. 64&-UOL "bUclm", Call Oa•lfled Fut ftllllll 4N jutt •phone Huntl"""" ...... ~ar. ti. ' AVI!., 56-1657.
2 BR. DUPLEX 3BR .. 2b&.boma.$325/30) ~mu "" Ut!I Id Call-!!&llll°"l M2-66111. c>llow&¥·_,. -~~-Dy • . Hvntt-•--~ ~ Cl'pt•, dl'pl &. b1tN 2 ·BR., 1% ba. home •• S250 "'u•w~. Apt._..,.....,, Pt · e ""'.-~ .... •v A I eWESTCUFF 2 Br., l\ii B& •••-• ..... LARG!'-~~.f' YARJ) l BR. " dm .......... $250 Ii blk. Ocoan. No pala. 2500 Kid• 6 pall welcom•" 2 BR. Twn ... , $3)0. Adi~ onf¥, "' tta j~~lat;;t;aiii11ao;;;;.;;; :FOR UUUJAl:ol".I: PE'lt Seavlew, CdM. $159. All utn.1. Pool, pr, petl. 17211 Bedlord Ln. INl'ml ~ Pvt garap.·siss , Q eel h•ll c , "-·· ·sm~}A f)-C ~c.• patio. F\lrnlture Ava11. 543-7SS3. ~ Paularino, C.M. 5&1746 r I 01 • m... . \!;I, ... 'ft J:J(/• \:) 173f2-A l<H'lon Ln., H.B. LAR~;..G;;E;:2;..B=R"""2"'s.~ .. ~ .. ~--t SPANISH C:OUNTRY D-
Mii!SA VERDE 3 BEDROOll * $30 WK. & UP * ,._1510, llU2J5, nr "°" Hoop. Adi:.'!. TATE living 6 ..,.-
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Families only. Vacant -" Univ, Park Center, Irvine •TV & Maki Setvice Av1U •='::'1t1bt!r' ~·== KA{ A~& .• 11881 Mora Kat BAL. Penln Deluxe ap!', UnbeUtvatullvlnatorONLY
ready at rm. Per month. Cali Anythne, l\1.0820 • Phone ~. UHi Pd •--to '°"1t four 11-i. "fllOfds. Ln. 1/2 b!j E. of Beach, trpl, nr ocun. 1-2 A 3 Br I. 1 Bdrm. Untum t"O
:...;..&141 • Ft'ff Lln4!!!na. Ffte Colfee -..... ~. ~ Yearly nte1. 342-1148 alt S. Fur+. $1'15. '
VACANT • Meu. dtl Mar . L19un• IMch • B or A/M-charselDlnel'I I ft E D R E F I Sl50 NU 2 Br., cpts, drp1., 150• 1o btach. patio v\ew or 2 8dnn unf\lrn. $115.
Mow In be.fort Chrl1tmu. f~3 BA. View. ~"; 2316Newporr81vd. 548-!'1'".6 i I I I! I I paUo, tet. nn., 1'1542 JeJ· Catalina, deliix 3 BR.. S29J Film. 1210
Lowb 4 BR, lge family nn. $350. mo or sale $49.sa>. Thlt Ad Worth S5 on, Rent • - -• --. Jtrton Lane' me, lnel ul11. yrly. 67$-'lt22. AU. \1nLmES INQ.UDED
Fenced rear yard .. aide yd Good tenn1. 0 w n er, Ul-&HT/I0-283t. $150-2 BR. New 'Jl&int I: ntw ADULTS NO fE'l'S
tor trailer. Near ocboob 6 -=· 1 BEDROOM APT. ·I l 0 Y 0 S 11 BiACHWOOD APTS. ... ... Adults. No cblldttn, VISIT OUR 1\IODILS ·~pine. l300. U'f·mtl. , --· Hiii Fumla!Md 'IU • • • no pell. ~. ll211 PAIU<SIOE Lii. ·-· ....... -• Adulll, Ne Pot• I I I. I -.... 1 •• 3 BR. Ii b!lt . <n•) .... .-' Br, ,.,...., potlo, Cl'Pla. .IJN1U~=°'RN,.,..3_B_R._2_BA. __ alr Roy McCordlo RMlter I· f• to BEAO!l Cpta, drpo, l>ltno, Near be•Ch. Spo""" upr. 3 4 Biiai. &o ol ...
• -...... -Qu;et ,-. crpid .\ dlpd ...... In 541-7729 I -· Ill -It.. aa. ,... 2 .... ""' 1211. Avail nw,. ... B..t.. 1 bile w. -
mip;c.1 '"'line lor oduli. -t or ,_ pool. ins. I S 0 y I N I •n--· 11111. 61S-1lllll. Koll Id ,.._, ':':i~ :.:.="; $191. U).Ql9 LOVELY 140 1 i£ "" I' l I* I • lo¥t and lfquor ,_ l\Mt .: ~ ~w.aAPTS. J.~ ~ w'.urm:..2 ~f.'~ _L_lde_i_•_..,,..,_ ___ 1 U15 MONTI! • 3 BR • -......... Niguel Sl>a& ""'· elec ,.,.,, 1u • • • • thl!IOO In _.. Aftw ttlx Pool. Prtvtto -.i pr. octon, pOO mo. 54MUO 1JllO BAYFllON'I'. A,.. a .:::-:.;.::"""..,;l.""~ IBR.2Ba,Uvnn.Adlnlna ~,"";",,d,, U'!,_ •~; I FEEL Uy lywcia,*'":~=-=~l~·l'lo Wul1er/d.,.... 53M331. Santa AM llom" $200 to $1,200 mo.
, Bkr -. lam rm., b'plc., bltN. Mto!>' 1J50 a 1151 991 Et 8 ~-_ ~~ ..... llACHILUl'F APTS B ....... m.m:i.
. ltnctd, oprnld ............ ' camJ~ or No. i.. CM. I I 1 • I' 1 • -:.:~ .. "'" ... ~.i. ~. Spa• 2 Ir. 2 Ba. -· Pado. • ·-s cri:.. ...... ,," BBQ Ntwpart INdl II' BDRM h0u11 in coon, ""' car. rnunac. ss10 mo. ~51• --. • ~ -.• ~ ..,, "-,_If--· D/W. mi Elll1 N2·'11t4, -..'Ctiud car. Center 1:!~1 ~bf=i\ ':*'Peta~ Rnt. lut depo!llt. >'tiRN2Br.Child~nOK.No .HINTNUMHftD I' r r r r r r r I 1Blt1Wnhte,bltna,doMto Gn&tnewl2A,38dnm Spa=:~c!::':i':~car-
$145. :2077 VJallact, -..zng, 4~ pell. Heated pool. lndry t!mf$ IN SQUAIQ -· -- -----&cean. Dbl encl pr. tl65. rrmn $149 peta, drapes, hut.d pool 2~0:i.:.~~~:.::::cv~·-•~m· ""·1~:;;;:;t:M. !~IOll I j'• I I I JI I 2~'°:.:::~.G.,.... sou~L~"f5T llrA~~~~;;.:a;:.~t ~.,.,.. ....-. "" =•Z,l'(;'.~ mo. ~~~!:,"'ci.i. SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS IN CLASSIFIED 700 i::~t'ii.:.'5'~100 uoi "=' Blvd. ooi w~il'u nr. NB 1
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..,_ bldl. 1l5D me. -91• ft. Stnc1ce&. E%p•rl•11cedl .nmncW ~':!i':t.. ~ l'R&S ~ -1 CIOltia( Patlr Ul1D (JMw. Center• ..,, kt 1 yr ap. Mobile .bo>'a fM perm. p/time work Rn.I Estate Sil=
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OAKWOOD GAllDIN -· 1311 -U.O ._,, pesbai GI...., -Eat .. """'-O>l1oaW • t ud n h . ASSISTANT IWIAG!lR: ~ Ave., ,...,,,.. 6 MAN AG I! MEN T, ~ ~ jllp.i h1""'ts St., CM. 0,0: ..._, ud, .............. -.IA! ~--ta•m 541ett,-Walt& ....,.,leorndlolh••-....... ).C.M.~'IOI. catil. Co. upandlnt (2) lllf'I
: (-..I.Mot 1or $inllo 6 ._ -· us tab ..,. oC 'Pli' IOll '!:in old -· ""' lllt 30 DAY lptda1. 1111•/»ci.r w/lol:al -· -ftf111 FUJl!'IT1Jl1E doll""7 man ropidif, DHda -'8 with U 1 medicjl -
; -Adults! Rentolr Wontad 4M ...,,,... ind tu -mw · ,..,.... Lto'd/llla. 1-1 ._. belpluL No-· --...,_,, Coll JIWl8.l•meilt potenti&l, !or ·WARD CLIRX ~ 14npoit 8oocb whilo ,... IOlw the bis .... Go-.. '""· 30 .,. .... ,.,,. Ill. a ... t -IO-...··., btwn. ~10 ..,.. ....-. 1u11 er pan "'"'· Will train. S.llpm, meOJilt ~
• Htb ar lrvlne U'l'IRm Air to..:.. cp!e """"-No -loo = C&ll OUdt. 6"<G ........... SWt-. Ooll''ri!loy lo $651 9111 1633. , RN
: -or 142"1111 -l llr untum "'""' ....U. 8pldal o t I• r ! IJlNiJiiAPIN• FPk c:1eoa • "'"t palnllng, Coll Don ---· -••• MAallNIST: Top no r c b i.n,x;.1 OB
; VISTA DEL M1!$A ~N~ '!':d l'!, ~ m.~ -~wBapott A<> NEW LAWN& lam& or -• ,.... Coui>I "-... -tor ~ ';:: '-' Co. hu • """" A Ril -l Aflat i11wntl • . 5a&S41' eoun ..... -='+heeptnc & ~ n.tea, Call Dick, • at 2790 Harbor Bl..i AdaJM 1pUt. No lh M<ftl. c.ait Pat rewudhw spot Best wat1c· 11.1am, 1.c.u., c .c.u. llftltt
;,_ 1a 211R.l'unL A Ud.Dlob-' Servko. Wa have --PA!N'nNG/Plo-. ll yn AVON CALLING! Kennedy, 83S-11110, ll<nnlo "" condl. In bnDd new LVWS
t wubar' · 8ton A ltefrll ·, G~GE ot amaJl ~~ B•byalrffnl Oriental Gudai. Ala> mah>-in Hubot ana. lJc &'bond-For a worx1ertbJ ftm1ng op. • Dennia ~Agency, qua.rttta. f700. llpm-7am, Sub acute anitl j -""'"-Roc: ""'""· tor -In .,....,._ ~ ,.i. Ret'o -. M».111. pnrtw>li; In ,..._. OWn tor-""2 Micheloon Dr, lrvlnl. can Bob WU9on, 5'D-$Xi5 RN'S ,
REPftl Starts 1155 Mar. 548-9052. EXP. motbfr will' Q:e tor AL'S GiiiDiiiiiG · ritcry ~ exper ntte._ GAL J'riday Wanted Jn 1 gjrl Co&lllAI Apncy Surat.ry Erperlellft
Tuotln & -Drl~ '1>ildftD 1n ..,. "°'"'· 1'· ..... J tc A am a ll P:;.. ~"';:,'.~ 'c all S.:7Ml o!lklo. Call SOath Cout Y!(. 2190 illrbm' 81 at Adamo NURSE~ AIDES * KS 4155 * I . . 11 iil'J I-yud. ""' -............. -coll tm. 11W740. ASSISrANT "" ........ CA, ......,,., MElCHANIC ... ...u....... ... .... .S.llpm
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I R..n'I: 40I OPDfING, Newpcci ~ Ma.pie Ave Qllt& II ~ cltln-Gp johe. Honest ,.,n.. l.lc/ln1 , BABYS111'DC.-I>Qtimeoo-Oieft&IA&eacy27911Harbor NEAT apptlLt"inc. well And (l)~'R&yTtda
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:NOil Oout H"" Newpon _... -0att e• 5893 Ill Laguna Bcb. Our borne • CEJITRAL SLEEPING""°""· SU wk. 6*' . " • tor ,·--on WallpoporlnJ or 10"'" ""-· el·911S. GENERAL omCE, This ii pro-nai OOOIUl_iltlon SUPE!L~TECH
1 D t l l fur'nUbeil, 9811 El 1153. Dec. jOth, 2ltt • 221.s,Srem-AL'a , Lt'?":"3piac, , Tree NEAT -ltEAJK>NABLE the chance in a Wetlme to work In motivation IClll!nce.
I ~':! Dr. No. i.· ·QI. Jpm., $5 per d&Jt, Hot luoch removal. X&rd ft'mocLeHns. 133-9139 * 833-3832 BAR MAID, no ~ ~ for a lf'l!at co. Rewal"din& activity. Very ~@nt cond1dom -11•1 Included. -." ' Truh: hallllnlr .. Jot -Plumb!.. 1S62 Newporl Blvd., CM S.odlb "'° numeroua ID "'""•amln& pot•ntiai. (nf) t."""" .. ,J ! ROOMS415 wk Up w/JdL ~ r-••• . on )'UU ,need a babysitter! 1 Re,.!r ~ m..1186. * 646-9935 * mention start $4?5 67>7'42 ask for Mr . MISSION
! $.10 wt Up Apta. 2311& ';iiijiiijiiijiiijiiij~~~I can belp! Mon-11undaya .EXP :J~ Gardenl!r. PLUMBING REPAIR 'Be;,ivty Oper•'°" Call Je~ Brown •. M6-«155 Chari.ea. COMMUNITY
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• borne 557-6915 alt ~30. Aili !l6l-34M. COLI PLUMBING tele. Top oommlaion, lliap r.EN'L Ok/'fypiar pa r1 (E. M"'ioil ieJo, Calif. ,
, P'Y'J', Bath A ebtr., $80 mo. DISCUVER DISCOVERY • • . · . ' . 'bl!nefttl. Pleue call F.ltelle rtiml! for accounttn& ofc. in Two Office Girls ...._~~ ~~P-.J......F'rwy. & ~ 'Ruit dilcount fur )'rd. W'ltt. Ftnd YOURSELF 1n Someane for Shari. EXP.. ·HawalllD Gardener. " hr. lll!l'Vb. 645-U6l 673-1970. Com Ml!I&, .......,.. at MUit be 25 and able <to i!riw ""'lVWn __,PH:10N~E w ay) ~ Vie. Bruokburst/AdamL • . Ela -EXPERIENCED dllld cart OompJete ,prde~ ll!?Y. Remodel a R .. 1r · BEELINE Fulrlons ~ ......... i 968-87. Call now-• No <lbllptioft In my North C.M.-home Kamal.ant, &t&-4516. lt&IU:tical typing, possibly -APPLY -(714) 4ff.4tOO
I LIDO ISLE • wa...-. (11') .,.._ !IL!l 387-.!391 w/yaz<l. Lu-. • -.llMS GARDENING Mdltlonl-All9rotlon1 !or, full °' p/lime. No In-Utim• J an.April. Ca 11 -=~186~E.~16jlh~St~., ~C~.Mt. :-=-1~:'"":(~7~1~~1~1;311':'77~7IO~;:..~
Ice· Jtocm. Pvt. ent a. b&. NA"nONALY RECDGNIZED Tt.nder Jav!nc ~· Loco Jult ~ti!' GudeniftC Service NN comtraction. Ooncfttl!, ~ ~~or~ 547-7061 for appl " Office M•nf99F
' Llte cook's. $115/mo . To the de&ftst Hm:bMd ~~ ~ I: NPI I: Oean-upi. 5&-31162. llabs A patioa, Block, ttOne: BOATING men• women to G~ ~~~~~ ~ .. ~.~~on ~11,· full /,llmopt' timeJU&ti.t -~ ~ , and best Fatbtt ... .....,.,...,.. • Expl!r Japaw ,'Gardi!ner A bridtwwwk. (714) J97.JDS1 ..... , ... ~~ wnu-u;;....-. . ~ Rl'.f m.111:1 ! NR. •'---' nice room, pvt. in the Wortd. BABYSl'ITING JI bn. aD Complete yd ll!J'Vice, Neat ROofl-a!U advt. Good comm. etc. S4W154. Call Lorraine 7-U. Ult frizwe bnfb, nu_., u .. -Hanubh' LoveLll ... Bl&: A fenotd bade " ....... _ ... ~1423 or P .O. Box 2311, GlRLnida,y matureb' WES'IOJFF Beverly Manor, Capo ctr a b&"1, pr, nu cook's. •-...r:1 . • • •.Rella. FM Ht.·-· Anaheim t211>4. _.. _.. of;, s. A Lt~ Pmoonei. Agency Beach #f.-5786 -.. m-m. 8,13..Ml't. Jeryll. Leri and Jeff. yard. 60-1592. JAP•~ '"--"'"'-'-..., REPAIR. reC:over' any roof eu .... .. "" 2>13 W,.._._., .. Dr NB ' . ,.. ~---., --•• """ BOYS 1 .. 14 ~~. Plthnl. 96f..5348. ":;;.=.::.., " S.AL., ESMAN Employed man only, $12.50 ALCOHOLICS Anoeymous. amD or inf.ant care In my aper p!dl!nl!r. Cum:Plde A':'"."':"ema. We Roon,.. .......,.,. ,...,..., ,..,
wk. 1'199 Qmmont PL. or. Pholll! 5'2-ttl'l er write C.M. borne. Very real. In yd wart. Clan-up..... Frft l!IL IG--1691. ma:ev:.'*S::-.i!n ~= G<* Coune OPERA'l'ORS ~::'· -~=:,, ~
; 54M119 at DOOll 0r ews. P.O. Elm: 1223, Costa Mesa. wurkin& mother, M6-WT. FROifl' )'8t'd. lawn IUVice e T. Guy~ Rooflne, Dal tnno and Capistrano Beach Singfe needle, exper on!y comm~ peJd wbU; traln-! APt S1:.e rm in 1P boml!. COUNSELING • info b ~!..8!f'lydlNGhotmy-1~.: $10 mo. ~ ~: ~I t:s_~ uwn work. am. GROUNDSMAN ~ ;eFarB, ,~flsi' P"NYB iiig.·M•~m~taatstance ~ Own entrance, tun bath. abortion. v.uecimnY I: ... ~ • r;n.-. ~ Yard Cli!&nup. 9G-atl1 ' . DAILY PILOT ......,... . "'u' • · · at all 'fiJOes. Sales ,JX>fitioo
: Full priv. --n. Apeatt. -A nir.. ~. GAROENJ>.IG SERVICE Sewing/ Altaroilonl 492-<Pn Mature lndlvldUAI for ..,.i nr O.C. Airport_ ~th • *'ture. Demo avaJ!.
"Guest Home 415 Er«X>UNTER CROUP Carpenter CLEAN...\lP.'T!UM ··-CLERK 'TYPIST courw Groundsman. Land· OPPOR'nJNITY fur 3 able. t::s. Cal l · ~ For people who. need ttal e ~ e DJU;SSMAKING, pant IUita, acaping & garden exper-licensed Real Est ate 5t&t011_:___ ·
) OOM reladonshlps. A chance to EXP. Remollellnl. cabtntta, ft_:_ , l!'--1 , =~~ Reuo, na~le. N~ ~·~~m~of s;e.!: Jenee preferred. Opportun-alelIJl!Ople. Be your own sAf.Es careen · o~n · tn
t * PRIVATE R be --~'. 546-1627 npaln, matnt NO job loo ~•"~ .. eel J ·· tty for advancement. Excel· hos•. To P commissions. qu~' ,, men , • ... -•. ~~-n•~t :rv--..._ .,,,,__ .... _ .-• Al~ •Ion LMI .,._..r: office exper. Typing 9'.l H • ·-~ Far .......,...,. penon. -----sm..inc.11. ~ ' • THINGS.:.. M , •' :., _ _. ,.r., I -_..,._ bll' .. ~. / lent a,lary &: be,neflts. Ap-ave your own desk & Our · uct ta -n. -, ~-~ .... 11.,_ ":I OOR -.~i-N••• ·I -w.p.rn., a 1ty to wui-.. w pl In ......... ho ••••• w # ...._., D .............. _ [SJ r.___._ r .. ~1-,,_ t!l' 1_. .. 1 •• • ~ ac:eura e. N Yl!U'I exp. -·-'-•. i.-.. Y petwon cwun·LUUn. P ne. million e Dl!ed Jt •~t ? Ndtrttlooa !DHll. ~ I Ultlld-I -,.... .. __ ... _ . plu:(nb,.....:ncei~· .""'t Televisial'I R•lr , ;;:;.1;':E;o:n":~t = w. E. 4chenmyer J;ti!altor now. Efbtinp potl!lltW .. 1.
i• * PRIV. Room avail wf'iaY-JOHN'S c.arpet A Upbolttery ~· • e • _ _.._ .__ be..-1850 Jamboree Rd, N.B. 1860 Newport mvd. C.lrf. unllmi:i. Rep..,.n•-~ .,.
,.____ ' -· _1._ B" •~E'S TV ........... "" co. ,,.,..._ts,' "--Mr Ralph Hull "~" -., • ., ~•O'I ....., 1n't . care tor ambulatory ~..:n. Extra Drl.sh&m-' , ,.. ~, * Call 644-2251 """"' • U'llr~ ............_. will be . most re•ardlni : J.e·J Balanced diet. poo ·free Scotchcu&nl (Soil CARPENTRY, pi.lntinc. ee-Servlcine All Bnndl exp. :§'75-7M% uk tar
l'. ....9oaor54G-:z:;Galt&. Found lfrMadll 550 Retanlanlll. Dearftan • -~•!<.Sm. j6bo OK. AulMrizld --CW1111NG ~' N,.IHAIRDRESSERSwant•d. P..GEE INDUSTRIES Mr. 11.
V-·tlon Rentals 425 FOUND: "Be adopte:t us!'' all color briehtenera 6 10 BO~~· Known for bonl!lb' 540-4313 ~ .. · ~-the !'!~ ~ ~ evenilWIV-"-• Salary. Neecls Tr•inees SALE N NEEDED --. minute bli!aeb fai .. white ... _ II T ,. _ _... "' .... '""'Ii _. • ., re1a.1.1 ,,.ountain ~Y are a. lttiWI ll:Lu P e r Mo · beautiful black and white n.U "I ,.. -,..-... ,ce tiutleL All pl'Omotiom made 968-4877 or 968-4589 ask for ~~ • Ml ION VIEJO
PUDlTO VaDarta. Me •. =:t'=. r:,~ ::etll!~ ~~nc Sa:, :::. n: H.aullne.. clean-np, 1 o e a 1 GENERAL 1rft Sefv, Yard ~ ;;~!.,~, ~ Kay. won: In MiaDoli i· ~;·:":~"':: cat and· dog ali~ady . Willcleanl:l~nn.,dininl rnova, exp'd ,.colleat Ito. clean-up, haullnc, aprinlder CoutalAgency . HAIR 1tyU.t w I dlentele ~·~
, Newport Htl aru. 548-9702. rm 1:.llall m,; Mq rm l'T~ dent. Lr1 truck. ttU. 1-epain: .. Rl!a.1. 616--5141. 2700 Harbor Bl at Adami wanted in Swiset Beach 540-6119 tor m. f maid. 6'JS..4(50. :ll6 ~ PL, , C.ost& couch $10, chair ~ 15 >ft., ~tM&. ._ Job. W•~ecf, #M'le 700 areL 592-2093.
NICELY furn. 3 BR, 2 '&. Meu. exp ii ~ c0Unts. :not WANTED!' .Mealy tree1, Counter HEAL'I1:1 Food Store: yng.
f Palm l>Nl!rt wlntu rental. method. I do work ~ y&rda a1~. ~A SCRAM LETS man &: woman peeded fi ll ;1 b)' month. Broktt, &U-'JOXI. ~~ Drout °!. ~MalfiOll Good ref. sn.-Olol. · · haul.in&. 11.50 ·per hi:· ·+ • Girl" $ time. Apply 1072 Bayside ..... """NlM'"' .• _,,,u.; e ~ . Shain .~ .. ._ ... IUL~ Dr N Beech , Rent•ll to Sh:aN -kitty, vo'ht w/belge spots. or 1 poo )'OOf 'AJ~wu.:. ~· ANSWERS' ='"'-""""'-'=-""=--! ApproX IS moe:. No obllar. carpets dean. •Quality wort YABD/1arqe, dl!anups. a. HELP! I.. have a new
GIRL ....... _ .. to -'-·--· 2 .~ ··n. at a reuonable prter. Free .__ "'"' 1.,., ----blllineu 1n town A 1 rM!'ed '"!!!!!!!!!!!!"""""""""""I •r•~ -• ~ 64f>.""2 S.h IMY• """' -• .,. ~ F.--·Sooi; -Nolly -PBX 0 swing hilt
I BR. K¥k • peta O.K. $80 BLACK female w/whlte hair e•t. . • bdl!r,. ba~ MT-2966. Eyeful -·OLD mnT For ·fast t akeovt your help. U a lfUUOd floor perator. s ,
Unturr\. $88 furn. 968--751.0 or on chest Vic ca me o C•.,,enr, · CfoncN.e . T1tASH & GUage &an-up. "! Lave and liquor ·have two food oper1t1on ' oppor. offered b)' • new co. : 1 ~me. i:Jr;;":1 Dept,
111'-6235 Hnti. Bcb. Hlghland1, OiM. 494-:zMO. BEAT ·The· ~I ~ ·dl)'B. Frft m.· AnidJne. things in common. After 1lx ' :'~ 1::'Yr :~'::'!'. PO: =atre: ~~na del
Bl'lIDENT or pro. penon to YNG •. Black Labrah with Doon, pa1'0s. ~ d r.l'"fa 1 , 5Cl-6031. yean, they're OLD STUFF. Full . Time yuu interest me &:: I would
t lhar9 ~:S. House avail. flea collar. Vic. Hamilton, sidewalkt:. Pdi:I 64J:.8514. HcM.ttecfMnfng YOUNG matrled ma n like• to rrittt you. For
I now. C.M. 5'8-3082. PA"nOS. WllJca. drwe, blstall -desire• ,to werk con-THE ISLAND _HOUSE pert0nal intervw only, Call
FEMAµ: ~+. """' ,., BR FOUND biac:k poodle m new ·Ia-uw biuj< :HOLIDAYS AHEAl;>I ttrui:tion. """""· 4 yn'. Mr. Demalak. (714) 628-<633
I ~ ~ _!~.~~.~T •• ~. VI_._._ I: Rali!''lh. No m: remclft. 541-8661 b-ftt ' Have a C1ean HoUday! Call woodWorkfne exper. f92..7864 12 F•shion. lsl•nd betwn 8am &: 5pm. PRINTER-1250 multi ext>l!r · ..... --""'•ua .., '"O'NV "''"'"" · Strrice Ne •-mandatory. Full time job. kic..,.r . ::::::::::::: .
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Ca,11 ~ CEMENT WORK. 00 job luo qutch ~aintenance Job W•ntec:I, Female 702 wport -•cf1 HOUSEKEEPER Cook live· Good loc. day1 675--2133 eves •• Fee Pakl :
.I 1:~-~~...:!.BR. FOUND Gold pen Dec. 8th. amall.,.ftuonabie. Fr1-e 1or lll noon, winddww:. NEED HELP AT HO~ in for coup!;e. Pvt room A: 833-3104 Httefsa. ' ~gt'OWttj ~ ~••K• -K B 0,,.;a. r'.i• _..r 'Qtprt cle1ntpc, 'Xln't work •""""'' F.qual Oppor, Em))kJ)ol!r bath, must -.. .. i. a little 'tlon / -.M,
I Can 673-lUI' after 5 Newport Beach are a, ERim. · SCll -_._....,. ·c1or1e. No °cre':"· 537.1S()8 aror· ewe b 1 v e C.Onvalucent e....ll.t., fiU.~ PRODUCTION TRAINEE: J>08:I yr a 0 •• e expand;
' 673-S. . QUALITY Ct'l:nl!nt Work. 1At time. · Aidel e N u.r 1 ea e CX>OK. EXPER. •..-• Fine kical co. will train lng co~t advancement!•
i Gar-for Rant 435 FND. Ktttona. i b1k ......._ c.o,.. do iL.Lk!d. Bcnled. --e Com· e BLUE DOLPHIN e HOUSEKEEPER 4 .ra,. • "'pendabie gal. Oean "" ShMp a "°I• person w/. t --rountalnValley,968-11S4. 645--1695. JAPANESE Hoult'maid. parUon1 33S5Via'Y.. NB wt.ParkLldo~nt cond. ofc. Pe?'manent, ~~tnu;,:JcaucanPstaKrtlO
in ~~se::h. SIAMESE klttY. b)' A11t Of. ~•Walla.· -DriWways Exp, ~~'i>' day, H·OM ·EMAKERS/UPJ"OHN-COUNTER MAN.~ auto Cepter ~-~n-de!O .. :ense work. start ;;.;;, ~. Al!! ;~
tice CM &G-91M 66-2850 Patiol-Sldew'aJkS · -..f~ .~. w -. Jabs, Derbts A Oenni1 P.-~ '31· mo. Ct:1J MS--.r . . . • • · ~·AM or EYl!I .DEDICATED CLEANING M7-ti681 .,.... "' •tore will train penun Call Helen Ha~a. 540-fi().$ m>nlll!l ..__. 2182 MJ~-o.
GARAGE 1ar rtnlrllO~ MYN.f. bird .arouhd E¥aJd ·* We Do Everythlna: * to meet &: greet Patrons. Coastal Agency ~,.,. ..... ,., '""""'
· oaJy. $25. p!r mo. Bay, Lagunl.' 494:-1518. Con!ra.ctor 24 hr. Call 6'73--40"12 ~;va:.~= ii: Buie knowledge of parts 2790 Harbor Bl at Adams t1on Dr.; Il'Vtnl!.
66-3264 L 555 ·-~-.......... st.12.!G "'· Sec,..tary $600 ott MY Way, qualif1' home Maa ~ .x-1-.'?" hllcplle. Age 39. (i) Cn4) ClU Don Bemon, 540-6055 PROFESSIONAL Phone Young Cu Cood lkills
, Office Rental 440 Lost And Missed ~ Wa111, e e 111n1. Carpet., ~. Floor etc. 993-0295. CQastal Agency solid tor ~ Dana Point, San ean Lorraine
/I · flobn, etc. No job tuo..1maU. Rl!skl. I: Comme'L·548-4111 DAYWORK. Part time ~ 2790 Harbor Bl at Adams Clemente, Capistrano a.tta. WESn:.'LifT
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I NGEWROPUONRTD CFl!LOONTERR i!'(~ ~ :, 547-«136, 2t hr. ans. ""'.· M•lnttlfl•nce • weekly, . Re'l\able. 0 w n DENTAL RECEPTioNIST Work in your own home. Penonne! Agency Addi...,"'"' * Jlemod 11;... trans 543-7006 5-11 9330 . . Best deal in area. Phone 3>43 \\'estcllll Dr., NB ,i 2,:m'-«.&M Fully lmprovtd. Nffdamedlcat attention ""{-i e .. ,. PROJ'EB.SlONAL p. • -• Wantexp'dpenoncapableot ~NE PERSQNNEl 835-14'65 between 9:00 .i..m. 64>27TO
Prime locaUOn for tenant Plea• Call 548-7881 Gerwtclc .. Son, Lie. •HANDYMAN Job• W•nfed, Mr F 704 managing ethical practice. CCD\N""CC.Arr: .. V""'V and noon ..
wanttrw idenUty. ~; REDISH brown Welm.aranu 673-0041 * 549-21.'70 Oal8'1 1Malfttenance ,Savice If you are the BEST then '"''"""""-'-' ~'"(\..I P°'VT='""'N'C,...."'-~to-worl<-~-..,.-I -SECllJARY -
.I ~. 60c J11!r month per lab m.tx. 12 mos old Vic Electrical e ~ • •Tbe9e kids want to wurlc apply for the excellent op-FrM & Fee Posltionl culDnally when ?' e g u I a r • ~ Eqer' &: capable help for pi.·. AU lies will be
J ft. White Frnnt (Costa Me9:,1) Ptt.mrm . dmdZ boerda. Patntlog i . v.. v · rep Gen'\ Oftice.AIR to $550 nune1 are ill or on vaca-Shorthand, Gb1 Friday, ear.
W11leyN.TaylorCo. 54M7ll. delip .6:;f&brk:atiom,lhort Pa-rhensllnt y~=O::;!~ acknowledtred I: COJ>Q296l29Keypuncb to$475 tion.Pa~taemi.fnvalld & 8 .to5,'5 daya;aweek.$t00
RHkor1 BLACK kmale poodle with rvn . arwoi•ll•llt ·1 ,.. ...... , ,.... 642-0474 tidentiaJ. Send ttlUme •to Marketlnr: See"y to $540 ttqUittl littl.ng. 3 or 4 hrs prr m<JtJth. Start irn:matia~
2111 San Joaquin Hilla Rd -'-•-· , ... -~ · ...... u •"'GMEN ulu I: IMtl Cusified Ad No. xrl, Dally Editor Trne typln1 $G0 ...... wk. Until needed as ly. , . ttd ,......,.~ cullU. Vlc. Keene En~ 965-1759. UIU' ' " LI-I w ~ Ma F 710 Pilot, P.O. Box· 1560, Costa"'--' .... ~....:.. ........ ·-..-v111..... .. -~· Newport Center &44-4910 Plac-en t ia, Re war". ~·~ , • .. , . Pap&, ~I, &ck, patnt. ..,..p an,.... .,,.,im '-•~<> ~11 .._. 1ub1tttute $2..:!S hr. -e n..E. ...,...,..n Jan.
: uoo Didi: • m ,q ft for 646--1029. r n~1 FOR Store comu to )'Ol.IJ' door, Mesa 936Z. • Med/Tech Writtt $500 OJU-35t7. SECRErARY • Rfteptlonht
MD or Dent!Jt-12XI oq. It. t.Osr, ·Zenith In ear .DIOdd QUICK CASH'I Scl>....,, 547.-. • 'P Su\l~F·" Paid~ .... D~!!'bl'!"'only.-,N::::!'.:. ':;~.;~IN...').:,:' QIDCK 0nr.r Fry Ooolt • Blllliw cl~ In actw• 1n • . on smd flr. tor ottlce, bee.u-bet.rinc &kl In H ti I'°" O ~ . \ . NO wamna: "" 'u ...-..-.. ~..-· 642 1471 Steady Employment ApplJ teresting offiee. Fine upp'~
"' ""' .... SW!< !or ..... Bay ............... i;~ ;L or THR u .. H A "* W4LLPM'ER * likkpr. .I . $600 SJ3.4893, ' • In penon, M ... La-. llll3 lnr bright . ..,........ ISOO .
• .,.,,, ·-...... ... """""""' • ·.,-96U941. DAILY PILOT When,.. ,,.n .. ....,.. A..i•oant P.,.. y,. DENT AL A11i1 tan'· INVEST IN superior, C.M. Send"'""""., dauill..i ad )Jonu Realb' Service on · lDI ana. +M ·IW6-171l 0..-'I Office $433 cbainlde, t..apna. Some No. :293, Daily Pilot P.O:
.,..,._ m Via Lido, REWARD. "Smokey", tiny WANT AD 548-t Ads ba Print Control lo $43J "'I'· :nor...,., 491-3596. YOUR FUTURE RR·::,."'DY" fel"cHANGE? ~ ISQ1, Coeta M•sa. Cal
' l7$-.3nl. poodle, PY. t~e, never '42-5671 Dl:il-1 fllot Want w Rec.pt, type '° to $500 DEPENDABLE .woman to , We have It for you! "~"'"
OF.SK space a'lallable $!11.\ lmkl, ~A TWidn. bapinl pae. A/P•yable . to$550 care tor 2 childl'fn after BE YOUR OWN 80$$1 1be Winters best-selling de-SERVICE estab. Fuller
I mo1 WtD pnMde bnlture 54M2t1 Free/Fee Po!dtion~ IChool. Houn 12:·30 to 5:30, Men or Women veJopment, minutes from Brusft Cusb:l'Mn. C.M'. Up
al IS mo. AJ122-.werbw""""' LOsr_~~ ~ Setter 2\1' *' ·* * * * * RUTH RYAN AGENCY Corona dll Mar a ru . downtown Palm Springs. to 11"1 wldy IO start. hall&ble. F<nst A..,.1 tan 11••1K0.1 'Snipe". Ode ... ·•· 1'19'3 Nff'POl't. CM 6f6.C854 6154174 after 6.. LHN ·A Y9Hnt Giant ad ce.mpatp 'fliU sat· 9Q.(Hl.6.
LquM Beach. e&-9tM clialn, 646-1366, Back Bay. 119!1 Beach, HB 8i7-9671 EARN xtra money for the . Taxi C•b urate So. Cant beginnlngl'SER="vi"CE=-"'s"'ta-.-A~tt-,-nc!an-t"I
AIRPORT CENTER LOsr Cotti., l•mal• blk • ) ·-·~·-~ • !un ~ do In Jan. .... """ ""'" --rd. Full .,'
QILow: ... ...:~·,,.2in.A··-.'lulll'f>"T1_ .. .w:u:.H"ot'~.' wh ... ' .. "!!14.1131". -· H.B. Trader's Parad1"se· AIROSP"~E MGMT p,,;;;.., .;;·avail. wstari Call lllr Appl ...... ,;, """"' .... LEADS. ;,m;.;. :;,;.. At,.., Shell -· -~~ ~ -·-11 ... man w/manapmonl Now! Call 968-5448. ~11!1311 Headqu ....... In our N.B. st.Hon, lltb A !Nino. NB. ' l&lH background I ability '1'tV" Q(llces, A branch of .our ~ ·
113S-2840 Or 833-322:1 Wk4ays (Blk, Wht ~ tanl female • , to nieke decl1ton1: Xln't ENERGE'I1C Young boy, U ONE BIWON 0011.AR SERVICE STATION AT-
BAY VIEW OFFICES Collie.'-i-Vic Park l1"nes •amiiis "°"'ntlal. or over. to beli> In A>k lllr Hmnan . ""'""too. 'EENDANT-Part Ume. Neal St .• H.B. Reward. 536-n&S. Call tar Appl warehoult:. Min. w 11. r e. JANrroRIAL _ ExperieDCed PALM DESERT tn appearance, elq)ftienc:ed
r Dtlua, Alt Oxid!Uoned, "SAMAN'nlA" Poodltn•-m-tm M&-7360. ask tor Bud only. Muat knoW bard floor GREENS only. AJ!Pbo 2590 Newport. -.led. Lido Aru rlu IOI! In -Ct.. Sat ti' mes K•"""" -·· ~1998. 64$.3030, Ext. 67 C.M. lea Bia. m.e700 Rewud. -all 6. Accnt TIC 8""1!< l!OO Sl'ENO 13" ._. M'&U&bie $50 F/C B~ to $800 EXECllllTIVE Real Esta!~ Sales SlSJ, to $450. Reunt -wrn ---LOsr !rhh S....,__, GbtFrlday/Bldqr l!OO KEYPUNCH OPRS *INSTANT MONEY* h""1 ""'°"' ...... Somo
• II mo. ...._ -"""'"tloo. Vic. Adami A dollars Sec'y.Loan 1<95 Portoflnal Attn<'f w, hlv. Im-. openings Openho now !or -. • ..,. ....... .... of ~ lood
..-DablL Im No. El Mapolia, H.B.fQ8.«163 A«ountina:~ k5Q for candid&fltw/aminlmum ent I: tu~ R.E. sales jlbooe pttWllJI~. ~
Ca mino ltea.1, la• LOSl':FawnfemaleBoxft'lt ~· S450 Betty lrua cl 6.pxintti. nper. SaJary people-lnnewborntl,re-~~~ IJltlllna.
°"9 701 -..al male lrifb Si!ltii!f. Vic W•t ' , • , F/C BoOldiel!plr $5'0 Stc'y~ "111· be CDJDITM!Da\ftle w/ l&1ea A 1nvwt. propttties. •
-,....,.. aa C.M. ~. **HAVE: lltlW14 .__ P.'f. lloc-,..P.11. . 12"1 br See'y!Mk1Tc : ;: pr1or exper. To"°"' -paid up to 85" TE LEPBONE
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R-llladl. ilCM32I o1 compara1>io value. · 115.500. !Ms.5129. · fC.mO K<ypundi to 1S2S SE RVIC ES '.0 ~lfl."'· ~J· H:i !',<h P/Tlmo
M... ....._.__,,,,.,_.. -61> Ne-eentrr Dr. • """· lllllCS. ....... ac11 ~Y· lldll er ollkJI. '61.0lll CHRIS OX\nie 28' Sporty -· "''<Q '\.RMegt ..,.,.. .. ...,.. mour, 5*42l2 or 1137-1221.
-. ·-GIN. ~ & TS :lO mph CruiRr ·-APPRAISER 'TRAINEE: Clm Typist • l4'S Newport Beach 6'"5800 * SEYMOUR * ' 0"1Wing Saving, & Loan In
Newport..., Alll l'lllllOtll. IMtrvctlont 111 \ 4 +.Low dme. cieU. $6000 National GD. wtll tnin yuu A«tns Trainee $375 Equal Oppor. Employer RMlty I lnvt1tment Costa M!!sa wkl111 p/ttme
VU R&AIJn' Ml-1DOO 'PALOS Vtrdtl 4 DR, .f BA ea:ulty tor ctr, plane or T ~ the F.iult whlle ~ Nluy teller. E:11;per. pttf'd. D:c:tl•
PlAJ'«) LESSONS . 'f • Mc:Ctta, J21.1!iS3 or SOYC. + tun upMM'.'I. A. BIG op-410 W. C..st Htk, NB rot A NAGEMENT poKltton1 RI GHT Product. Right place. lent pey, pleaant woridrw
'fDT dol 9COl'ld Door of, -.:--,. •·-m 1..__, den. bWlud rm,! yrs new, I 1 To -Sult H 2716 avail to ..... 11lled decldon RI ch t t Im e . W fl l a l•e dlllo
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J'lllT llldt Blvd. .....-•u•no::a• .-... ,_, What do Yotl ,haw to tradef portun t;y ••-· • r '4.... con ns. ttcbnlque, Sl&htreadlnl e~. levtt %i ac:. ~ $79,500. .c.aa Bob Wla.>n. ~ m&ktt1 who hlvt. the de11ire m11.nqement, marketln1:.
C>wM' cmJ ......-S Drl:JI. Me.a Vf:rda • Coat.a .Aft11 For unit•. •CMt9. Owner U it 11 htnJ -1h Oran,p Oout&l Apncy EXPER. Power m&eb. qn. llD fttn up to $2500. per mo. aales, distributor po&itJons DOWNEY
f11tln1 11 ..... tCS Clll BNee M6-4111 £7).4) 548-M&I, (2U) ~7-4131' Oount)t'a '= read tn4-2'T90 ffartiar Bl .al Ad&m1 tor drapery work rwrn. Alt ·Call Mr. ShepM.rd 637-.1649 o pen · Sal&cy/oommiulon SAVINGS & LOAN
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