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VOL' 65, NO. 309; 3 SECTl0NS, 36. PAGES . .
See Dttoils, .Sporn .p.ges T...i.y
Coast
E.DITION · '
SATQ.RD"AY, NOVEMBER °4, t9n
Dlme•a•Llne
Bargains
TODA.Yr · ..
TEN CENTS
Coast · Route Has Long Road Ahead
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·Arrives Tonight . 1
-. ~any Expected
To Greet-Nixon
President Nixon will ·fiy to Southern
California late this evening, landing amid
the last scheduled rally of his reelection
campaign.
And his suppOrters say it will be hi s
last major public appearance unUl Tues-
day morning when he casls his vote in
San Clemente.
Tbe crowd estimate for the Ontario
dbmer-bour greeting for the President
bas been set at 1001000 by campaign
opoteemeL
'Ille tlnngt ltlll ga-at' Ootario
Interna-1 Airport to p-eet the Nmms,
endlna .~ )!ecllc day of campalgnin8
ocrdil ""' nailoli. B<!ore the Spirit of "111 touches down in
* McGovern
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San Bernardino County lonJihl, the
President is to have addressed similar
gatherings today in North Carolln8. and
New Mexico.
1be ~Vet in Ontario is expected t0
last an flow-, and when H ends, the Presi-
dent and bis entourage will board a
helicopt..-for the longer·than-usuaJ.fligllt
to La Casa .Pacifica ·wher9 only a .....n
group•of oelecl guests will be on•hlnd to
greet the weary dllef ereeuUve IUld Finl
Lady. ' __ ......_Ott Sflt•h eiiliei' '
the eamPl!liB -wllla ""' IOlld
detallo UOoil ~·· -.... days. i!:arlitr iii t!le _ ....._, r.r lhi
WllltJi -··aid ·Ille Pa-t -.Id
spend bis two da)'I r<conling radio one!
televlslon broadcasts to be aired on Morr
day.
Local sources, generally ruii of
speculaUon and nnnon about preslden-
tial activities along the South Coast, were
'°~":y ~ ~ mo1vec1 arounc1 Ust .-ondola Ride Says Nixon
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the President'• plana for~ day.
He is expected to open the polls at Con-
oordia Sc:bool's small auditorium at 7
Vessel carrying remains· of Poet Ezra Pound is
rqwOd across ·Grand Canal In Venice after.fw\eral
services. Body was burled on San Michele !&land,
near grave of composer Iaor Stravinsky. Pound died
Wednesday.
Deceives V.S. a.m. Tuesday.
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Besides the President and Ida wife Pat,
other voten expected to joln in will be
CIDCAGO (UPI) ~Toughening his >t, the First Family's oervnnta, Ma11olo and
tact 1n the waning days of the preside& Pina Sanchez, • who flrJt voted as
Ital :mnpaign, sen. Geoige S. McGovern naturalized·ciliRDI two•yean 110 at the
Blaze Damages Haze Over Coast More
Ml accused President Nixon of deceiving school. , , , • Grambling Stands Partie1.es· Than Poison the Ameilalii .,-. with falae Vietnam. l)Jlmediately ifler CU1inf1 Ida ballol,
peace hopes to win vola "'\election day. the President will lea:oe San aemmte for
''1bere .. m. been i10 ·major the f!ight to the Wlllte-U.U...illheni be·ll GRAMBLING, La. (AP) -Fin>
hr<alcthroulla for peace," McGovern told .to o!rive in.-'tO -elaty reiua'iaa. destrofed a portion of the • vlslton'
Thai poisonous lootins hue along the
Orange Coast Friday wu aomethlng ol a
sheep ln wo1r1 dotbing. Jt. wu more
partlc:ulatea thin poilol1.
•nl•ght naU.onwlde te1eTia1on n<f!eoce Friday . ·Friday's "'"••llHliiJ)yUae w bleachen at 1l>e Gnunblinc College f--'* blm to ~ ~ -lie told ball -.,,. Fl'lday nlgbt, M houri after
The South Dakota'-charged that supporten lfl,an · ~ '* U.t the ··-.. ~----·~ led to ·~ -~ of 24
the peace~ outUned '""-....It u.s. definite1yboa'itiochedi9.......,ent ~~ -· -~·=·
llO by Nbcon'a negotlalof~Benry A. Kill-With North V.......,.1ia o ""'tlement to <ludenll. ·tnser "was actually 1 ~ deslp-the war • .,-.-. • ., .,.. Campu ll!Clll'!ty guards llld they
ed to ralle our hopel befcn we weut to • ,; • suspected anon becaUR the blaze Dared vote 00 Tuelday." • . We have--~.~t ... to 80 qulckly.
Mcaowm'a llpeecb a. pold poUtlciil ... ,. a ceMe&e IJllOUlllOat Indochina ; There was no fmmedJate indication ol
-. WU a cl~; attempt to ..... , "'\I ~ in Vietnam, bUt ID Cambodia and the -t of the damage, but lniltal *" lsaue In the final .......... """' and ,. Laila. .. Aid. . • . that ~-~-1 -rally despe<ately ..--..-• ·, tiler In !be dly at. a rally In :"!' ~ . ...m:,;p;:;j;. were
It wu McGovern'• llllb Wit to 1JUa"!la, QtlaboQla. be .-DOthtnot new oo the liurnld In -to o portion ot the
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Doug Jefftty o( the Orange Collnty Air
Pollutloo Control District b I 1 m e d
particulates, for which lllate -
.... yet to --aierl -· for fQU1lac Frtda1'• air.
~ reodlap at Falnlew 8late
llolpltal In Calla -· Jflflrwf llid, ...,.. OllJJ~ ol U. olmt-. at
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loucbed' on -c problems but said, · "':.;:=:=. ~~ia:":U... Stat.e ·Officials Worry Over Voracious . Carnivore
!See MeGOVEllN, ~ II · • . ·
Lawmaker, 70,
To Be Father •
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SuUur dlollde reodlnp aadled a bl&h ol
. 15 Pl'l1l oompared to the alert lllandan! Of
.5 Carl!on IJ10rllJ>lde leveU reached only
10 pt?U per mllllon when :10 ppn IOI'
eliht boun mllll be loged In order to
call an alert.
Oxldel ot nltrocen reacbed 1 i.v.1 of
.14 whlle the alert mndard ii tet at .25.
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day an.n-from -'< wllo Mid they
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ple," hlllwJ •Id, "bat die -""' y.t
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tulfmd i... from the IC<Umlila-ol
parllclea l'rldaJ<, • a ,..ile -ly
br.... Plllbed ·~ post the lnmllon ltyer whidi Jdf .. y ujd WU troppin l
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Firm Says
OKs Still
Required
By L. PETER KRIEG
Of .. ~tr ..... If..,
The tentaUve agreement for the It.Ile
to buy Irvine Company coastal beaches
and relocate Pacific Coast Highway
between Corona del Mar and Lqunl
Beach lllllt fecea a long l>uruucratlc:
road.
Company otricals today said the _.
mem, di9Closed Friday, still n<tda ap-
proval of local government agencies. Of-
fldals in Sacramento said they've Fl !Al
1et it put !be Calllamla lfilhnl' °""' mllllm
But c.JUomla l'lrb and -~ llJ>Ol<-FrtdaJ 'lllliwww contlrmed there ... been ...... , ... fll
the mindl" between their -.e, dll
Publlc Woru Depert.-and IMne
Company President WUUam ll .._,
to :
-~ 45 ...... ol betcbel .fOI'
para; ea ..,... of -J>lltinl; 1.%74
..... of canyons r .. reglcinat porb and
114 Inland llCttl ror port. portinc.
-Build a new COal fD&liwq !bet
would Ml 200 to IOO yardl inllnd,
starting from a point jult nea1ll ti the
Laguna Beach d1y limit to a pollll jut!
M1Uih ol the Newport lleacb dlJ llmlta at
Corona del Mar.
nie resianal porb -1d ..,_ Leo
Trancoa. 411 ..... Inland ol ~
Cove, and Morro, 117 9Cl"el m1B ol
Et -... ,,,. parkinc -b-~ 111!8' ..Wd be ... elllw -ol
and below the level ti !be "*8ted
highway.
The company would aell the ,._.Y
at IO perceni of Its mutet ..iuo.
although that value boa J<t ID be
eotabilahed.
''No fonnal agreement bu been ...m.
ed." -Raymond L. •-. Irvine eaecutlve rice sns'dent.
''However, we i.ve been ad are ..n..
ins with 111a1e o(llca1I from !be Pwb
and R<creatloo Depar1ment -elev~ ol -1!1 wldda -pnMde ror -""l'dattloo G( the regional public el.....,11 ol U. Jrrlae
Company c:eataI plan," be said.
The tentative llCOOf'd. k --· --tn-llipol-ll
Muon. Irvine CO. JM '1•11; Wlllllm
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DA .Hopes to See
End of 'Angels'
UKIAH (UPI ) -A coun ty district at-
tomef said Friday he Is hopeful the in-
vestigation Into the deaths of three
persons found on a Hell's Angels ranch
3 Men Die,
Pair Nabbed
In Holdu p
LAKE WALES, Fla. (AP) -Three
robbers were shot to death and two
others captured Friday night when police
aborted a supermarket robbery here,
police said.
Lois Black, a supermarket employe,
mtid store manager Bill Saunders made a
quick telephone call lo the police station
less than a mile away and tipped them to
the robbery just moments ·after the
holdup men entered the store. A sheriff's
deputy at the police station notified the
Polk County Sherill's office.
Witnesses said the gunmen walked into
the market, grabbed hostages and ripped
out the wires of two of the store's three
telepfx>nes.
"Th.is man came in with dark glasses
and a gun and told us all to get into a
bathroom,'' said Michael Whittman, IS, a
stockboy.
Other -Said three robber.; Sia•
tioned thenuelves at various points in the
store as the other two prodded the
man.ager to give them mo.ney.
A!I the bandits were leaving. police
!laid, they were met at the door by 12
policemen-and deputies who converged
on the market.
"They came out shooting and ·we
returned the fire," Sheriff's Capt. Ray
Willis said.
Three robbers were shot as they ran to
the store's parking lot. Willis said. Two
died at the ICeOe, and the third was dead
m arrival at a Lake Wales hospital.
'Mle other two bandits were captured
immediately.
No ooe else was injured, officers said.
An undisclosed amount of money was -
Pop Music Stars
James Ta ylor ,
Carly Simon W ed
NEW YORK (AP) -Pop music stars
Jamel Taylor and Carly Simon were
marrted Friday night in a city municipal
buUdlng.
Taylor, who ranks aa a pop slngu·
scaprlter aupenll!r, announ«d his
marriqt .t 1 three-hour ooocert which
bepD al~ l'rlday at Radio City
MllJ!c Hall.
He lirlt nlUd "'1 llage with bis left
hand jammed awkwardly In a pant.
packet, tben -oelf"""8Cloosly .....
ed the hand around to &bow off a gold
bind on the rlnC finler. ·
"It'• rather senuUonal.'' Taylor uid,
after the applaUJe which sreeted hi• an-
nouncement. "I don't know whether to be
more nervous about the coocert or the
marriace."
'nW: new Mrs. Taylor, in a awtater and
long skirt, took a bow with her husband
after he bad sung an encore.
Her late father wa1 a cofounder of
Simon and Schuit.er, book publlabers, and
her sister Joanna lJ an opera 1inger.
Taylor's father Js a doctor and professor
of medicine in North Carolina. He has
lwo brothen and a sister, Ala, Liv·
ingttoo and Kate, who are al.!IO singers.
It is a first man11ge for each, both in
their 208.
OMM• COAST IT
DAILY PILOT
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would in the end 0 destroy" the motorcy·
cle club.
Law officers, joined by a or~anized
crime task forte, are looking for the
bodies of more victims of Hell's Angel
gang violence.
The search also continued today for
three men wanted lrf conoectloo with the
discovery ol U... bodies thls -.
"I ,.. thls u the beiinnlng of the·end
for tbe Hell'• Angell," aald Duncan
James, the Mendocino County diltrlct at-
torney.
"After all investigations ha~ been
concluded and ar<Ma made, the Hell'•
Ant!els probably will be oo mont than a
fragmented poup o f molor<)'clllta
without tho orianlaational atN<lurt lhtf
have bad for the put 1$ yean.
"We are bopelul that the <vtdence to
be uncovered by the various agencies in-
vo\ ved will destroy the Hell's Angel.!," he
added .
. James would not say where in·
vesti gators would look for mo re bodies.
or whether 'digging would be resu med on
e 153-acre ranch where George "Baby
Huey'' Wethern, 33, and hi! wife , Helen.
29. both former Hell's Angels, were ar·
rested Monday.
The bodies of two men and a young
woman were dug from a dry well on the
ranch that authorities said the Wetherns
bought in 1989 for $25,000 from an uniden-
tified San Diego resident. Some officia1s
claim Jt was a Hell's Angel.! "tKrial
ground."
Conlnl Costa Coonly llherlffa .deputies
&earched a house in the San Francisco
Bay city of El Sobrante where they aald
the two men were slain more than a year
ago.
"We have uncovered some interesting
evidence but we caMot reveal ita nature
now ," eaid en oJ(lclal after a search of
the small, frame. house.
Rollin Boyd Crane, 29, one of three
men being hunted nationwide, lived.in the
house until 10 days ago, officials said. He
is believed to have fled the state.
The Wethems pleaded Innocent Friday
to charges of posses!lk>n of narcotics and
stolen weapons. Ukiah Justice Court
Judge Hale McCowen Jr., set a
preliminary hearing on tha c:harg., for
Thuraday.
James sakl the Wetberns and their two
pre-teen children woold be held In pro-
tective .custody at an undLaclosed location
"because their lives will be In gr<at
jeopardy."
Four men have been arrested in the
case.
Indians Still
Occupy Burea11;
Deadlin e Passes
WASIIlNGTON (UPI) -Hundreds or
American Indians who convereed on the
nation's capital to demand 11aelf..
detenninatioo" •UIJ illegally occupied lbe
-sureau or Indian Affairs today despite a
federal courl onler to evict them.
Negotiatlons between the government
and lndlu leaders were tmder way in the
office of U.S. Commissioner of lndian Af·
fairs LJ)uis R. Bruce after a midnight
deadline for the Indians to leave was lg·
nored by both sides.
Chief U.S. Marshal Wayne Colebum
told the estimated 250 battle-ready In·
dians, some armed with makeshift
weapons and wearing red warpaint, "We
have M choice but to carry out the
federal courl onler."
However, a tuk force of marshals Jnd
police made no attempt to oost the ln·
dians as the stalemate continued.
The eviction order was l!:sued late Fri·
day by U.S. District Court Judge John H.
Pratt, who said be was forelng them "to
get out and stop messing up the place."
The Indiana tool< <On1ro1 ol the
building , located between the White
HOU!e and the State Department, 21
hours earlier and did $250.000 worth of
damage, accordin1 to the Interior
Department.
The protest is against a his\ory C1f
broken treaties and lhe manner In which
tbe bureau ii run.
Re"'"'" ... Cesar Chavei anBWers quee-
. t:.!~\!1·~ ~~:~
Farm Workers Union 'Fiidiy
filed a $112 million suit
against proponents of the farm
labor initiative. Prop. 22.
From Pagel
McG OVERN . • •
but there is no peace aAd there never
wa s." P.fcC..overn said.
Rather than a "breakthrough" on the
war, P.fcGovefll said,· there had been "a
fatal breakdown on the central issues.
And now this chance for agreement is
gone.
"The officials who are sworn to serve
you instead have sought to mislead you
for their own polllical gain . . . these
men will say anything to win," be said.
It was one ·Qf tJte hardest hitting
speeches made by McGovern during his
22-month uphill battle lo win the Whlle
House. His words were impassioned but
. never strident-~t one po1!Jt, he abnost
apologized !or his remarkS.
"This is blunt l~guage and a strong
accusation. I am SOIT)' to say it but I
believe it to be true." he said.
Until Thursday night, there bad been
no thought of doing another Vietnam
speech, but lfu:on's address on that suh--
ject changed McGovern'• tactics.
A ""'"'° clooe to the -aald McGovern felt the Pmldenl's ins1!tence
that election pressure would oot fon:e
hbn brto a premature peace settlement
left him (McGovern) a valuable openlnc.
The 1eDator's speech wu pulled
lo(ether-ln-about II-hours. Former
Def,... ~ Clari< Clifford .. d
Paul Wamlte, a Pentagon official In the
K e n n e d y administration, contributed
mueh of the .language from \VaShington.
* * * Schmitz Lashes
At Peace Plan
MILWAUKEE (AP) -The current
Vietnam peace proposal is not honorable,
American Party presldentlal candidate
John Schmitz aald Friday.
Speaking at the Wisconsin Education
A&sociation convention, ScbmiU lashed
out at President Nixon and called George
McGovern a "non-viable political entity."
. Referring to the peace proposal,
Sclnnitl said, "Call It what you want, lt'a
the first time in any war we've changed
sides before it's ended."
On Thursday. be was weloomed to his
borne town with a'"Schmltzfest rally."
Schmitz drew 700 llsteoera to the rally,
and censured the City Council for what
he called taking advantage or taxpayers
through federal revenue sharing.
Valle y Woman
Crash Victim
A yowig Fountain Valley woman died
Friday night from Injuries suHer.d earl·
ier in the day in a col1lsJon involving a ·
sportacar and a atreetneeper in Santa
Ana.
Glenda J. Spock of 12591 Shelly Drive,
surfer.<! the fatal Injuries ahortly after
midnight Thuraday when a small Elli·
lish sportacar &lammed Into the -operating at the corner ot FatrvJew~
Street and W.!Yller Av~._
The WOmM died in Fountain Valiev
Community H~ital lhortly altar 7 p.m.
Friday, coroner 1 deputlet did.
Wills Bet11rned
.Wr ite r's Le tters Given to Widow
STAMFORD, Conn. (AP) -It look an ac1 of the ollta lePi&ture. bUI
Gilda Andernl, widow ol Pulllur Prl7.e w1nninc ~ lfanell Andfr.
m, finally IOI back two bandwrlU.O wU11 w!lich obe rqarded aa ioV1! leU<n
from ber huaband.
The wills wtre ool wltnaoed and therefore ,... ruJecf iovalld by the pro-
bate court. Slate law forblda the return of docummll OllCI dlaJ ba•• been
filed with the court. .. the General Assembly bad lo 11,C\ -. ~ Ander-
son could Id the willa beet. -c ':' .... ':
TRI FIRST HANDWIUTl'EN wlp waa dated Feb. I, 1115.
"Dear Gilda, I love y00 wl1olly ind de<ply," be uld."'ft -be that my
legacy to )'OU will be molllly dtbll and bard Umtt. Ho,..ver II.IL illUi )'OU,
please be ldqd to .ii wbo .,.,..,_ ,,,. -. aa I knew yoo will, rw )'btl are
tile ·-IOd pntleal of -1<·" -.. . -
IN 'Diil DCOND bandwrlllta''llll, Uled Jon. I, 1157. Ando!liit!._aaidT
"IO Wff~lllY ·doeell llld deionill, I appoint aole ueeuliir}Jbe w!B be kllid and • .-ird oil ...
And<l'oon, -ploy& Include "\Vllat Prlco Glory," "Anno of &. 'Dlou1111d
Days" and 0 Wln&enet." d1ed F•. 21, UISt. •
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FROGS. I.
lD at leut two ttStn'Oin. ReteJ"YOlrs are
"""1ly msnqed to produce Blnq!D and
bpi and the fro(I will eat th6 lorn•,"
aid Dt. Bayard Brattslrom, profeACN' of
:i.o!OKY at Cal State Fullerton.
The rroc will a1ao .. , lll0tq1!1to IWI,
plsoed In certain murlty 'lfl1'lltJ to eot
moequlto larvae and the frop will eat
other frogs, but not tbelr own ldnd.
Another danger of the creature is a
direct attribute that led to their im·
portatlon, ln the first place -they are
quick to-de elop diseases.
The frog first arrived in the USA as a
laboratory test animal. Among other
things, It was used to test for pregnancy,
but U .,.-uorellable at that.
Batdle4 ...... ~ to .......
"We're not sure~of . what dlngera thJ1
could lead to. Tbil is a case Where an ex~
otic rspedes, wlilit habits are not well
io-n.was~lnanewen
vironment W'belie -,Uiere are no real
enemies for IL '
"Jt'1 oot Qoft Whether it could peas
-· cllleo.,. • lo olllu wllilllfe or evm~1" y-..., lald.,
~ the !rip have been found in
lhe 'Homtlngton Boach and Fountain
Valley i;egions.
A concentration Is alleged to be holding
forth in the Golden West jlonCb, and
others have been found in the Oceanvtew
r~lood Control Channel ~and tlie E1tst
Winterberg Channel, aS well as those ln-
hablting the Bolsa Ch.lea marsh.
Brattstrom pointed out another reason
for the presence of the frogs in Orange
Coun ty, they once were imported as pets,
and were thought to be escapees from an
old fish farm's ponds.
He did not .say woo would want a
clawed Frog for a pet.
Candidate Hit
Topless Shows--
Held on Sex Rap
-SAN JOSE (UPI) - A ·!rt!quent
political candidate who once campaigned
on the "evils of topless entertainment"
has been released on bail after being ar-
rested on 20 sex dlarges.
1be Santa Clara County Sherifrs office
said Friday that Andrew Diaz, 29, an
auto body abop owner, was taken Into
Cllllody 'nmraday nigbt In Santa Clara
with four others.
Deputies said two ol the others """' releued "for lack of evidence." Bu t, th<ir aald, Diaz wu charged with 20
OOllllta and Miu Rub!' R. Mattingly, IZ,
with one count of prostitution.
At the same time, lo san Joee, .two
women were arTeSted on proatitution
charges and Investigators said they
worked for Oiai.
Diaz bas been a candidate for the city
council, mayor and Santa Clara County
supervisor. He lost in all races.
In 1969, he took a stand against "the
evils of topless entertainment."
Diaz was charged with fi ye counts of
conspiracy, five af pandering, five of
soliciting prostitution, three oC inviting
persons to a house of ill repute, one of
keeping a house or ill repute and one of
png.
THOMAS F. ALLEN ANTIQUE!
Weekends or by Appolntmenl
7892 Westminster Avanu•
Westminster.Ca. C114l 892·7597
KNOW YOUR
CANDIDATE
VOTE
FOR
Seate Boost Ni r
Pay a:rd Okays
Officer~' ·Raise
' SACRAMENTO (AP) -The Federal
Pay Board approved Friday a $5 million
raise to California's correcUOnal oCficers,
but rejected I per oent boosta totaling
$12.5 mllllon for all state employes.
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made Ibo aame piN to• sbnlillr charge. :
Police arrested Dr. Wallace C. Hee, 41,
and hit brother, Michael C. Hee, 36, a!Ut
the pbyllcian'I wife J~net, 35, was found
c1ea4 on !lie bathroom floor ol their home
Tuesday night.
A coroilel"'1 report !!laid Mrs. Hee suf-
fered exteMive scalp. face and tor!O in·
juries. 'Bail for the brothers was set at
1(00,000 eoch. ' ·~Canceled
SACRAMENTO (AP) -A letter &lgned'
''The Phantom Killer'' prompted Ernest
LaCoste, DemocnUc -lyman run-
• C B S Worlcers~tr ning for the 3rd Stale Senate Dl!trict
LOS ANGELES (AP) -' • llO -~ to, cancel hl_s a~ al a
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'l'elevlsion City Ji;lduciion oenti< for ihi" . IN s·rHO· DT. . . )
The $5 million, already evailable under
a bill authored by state Sen. H. L.
Richardson (R,..Arcadla ), will give the
2,743 prison guards increases of aboUt 7.5
percent. nus ralse, retroactive to July 1, 1"'1111 on top-M a raise thll year ol U
percent.
Richardson, commenting on the Nlae,
praised the guards . for resisting the
temptation to strike.
West, as part. of a nationwide strike. n
They also set up picket lines. •i . • ,
11le walkout affected television ~aUon ,
KNXT and rad1o station KNX, wblcb re-
mained on the air using supervisors or
persoMe~ unconnected with the strikers'
union . '°· NeWsmeo · aqd on,..the-air performers
belong t9. ~nolher union whose leader
said in New York it bas a 01rStrike con·
tract clause.
e Pair Plead lnnlH!ent
SAN DIEGO (AP) -A physician
pleaded innocent Friday to a charge of
murdering , his wife, and his brother
Fro111Pagel
• HIGHWAY ...
review the relocation plans (for the
highway)," Watson said.
Watson said he 1s "optimistic over the
progress which has been made to date in
setting down the proposed principles Of
these agreements.
"However," he said, "no fina1 action
has been taken. That is rMnths away.
There is no agreerilent as to price."
The Irvine Company plan calls for t1le'
new highway, probably siJ lanes, to
meander along the ridge line with a
network of pedestrian walkways and
trams feeding the developed areas on tbe
ocean side.
The agreement reportedly calls for the
company to spend the revenue it gets
from selling lhe properlles as it. !hare of
the cost of relocating the highway.
Les Mc:Carlo. an official In the ac-
quisition division of the state parkl and
recreation department, sai~ the Irvine
Company ls now working with the state
to detennlne the exact cost of rebuilding
the road.
"They're trying to find ways to ·cut the
cost of bridging some of those canyons,"
Iv; said. ·,
"s0me of those spans would be ex·
pensive without a lot of fill," be said.
McCargo said these are the kind of
details that will have to be wCl'ked out
before the proposals can become olficlal.
"There bas been a meeting of the
minds, though," be said, "we've got com·
mitments, U's now a matter of finding a
way to go."
11ie candidate said Friday that the
FBl. which is lDvesligating the case, ask·
ed him to cancel the appearance slated
for today in Modesto.
"It said 1Q111el.blng like 'death to you
and youn' or aometblng like that," said a
LaC.olte spokesman.
e Computer 'Bugged'
OAKLAND (UPI) - A computer ex· pOrt pleaded guilty Friday lo using a
secret telephone code to plug Into the
computer of a rival firm.
Hugh J . Ward, who worked at a Palo
Alto computer company, ent<nd tile plea
to a charge ol theft of trade le<ftls,
The rival firm previously won $300,000
In damages as a result of the theft of
their programs over the telephooe link.
Ward faces a maximum penalty of
$5,000 fine and 1 to 10 .years in prison.
e Aid Boost Orflered
SACRAMENTO (AP) -The Medi-Cal
program must step up benefits to an
estimated 50,000 persons because two
state regulations don't conform to federal
rules, an appeals court says.
The 3rd District Court of Appeel, in a
ruling revealed Friday, held that state
eligibllily standards for Medi-caJ benefits
are Invalid because they conflict with the
more liberal federal regulatlona.
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bridge' to engine room, bow to stern, the Queen Mary la the great-
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NEWPORT llEACl'I FIREMAN SPRAYS BEHIND STOVE TO PUT OUT STUBBORN BLAZE
Leaking Gas Turned West Newport Apartment's Kitchen Into Roaring Inferno
Valley Schools
Backing Prop. 5
'!be Foontain Valley School Board bas
endorsed Proposi.tion 5 -a measure that
could give school districts more freedom
to lnoovate.
, "Anyti~e anyone wants to do
emnethlhg a HWe different, he has to run
to the legislature for a special Jaw," said
Turstee Sheila Meyers.
"This takes up too much time of
legislators with needless work," she said.
"We all know there's plenty to do withou t
giving them more."
Trustees coDcurred unanimously.
R. Branstetter
Services Monday
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Funeral oerviceo·will,be held Monday ·
in Newport Beach . for former Orange
Cost real estate broker Rupert·· S.
Branstetter, wll> died Tbursday. He was
72.
Mr. Braruitetter, of 300 E. c.oast
Highway, Newport Beach, resided in
Orange County for 19 years and
California for 40 years.
Services will be at 2 l>.m. at Pacific
View Memorial Park Chapel. Entom~
ment will follow at PacifiC View.·
Surviv<r& are bis widow Rita, of the
home address; a son~ Robert R.
Bramtetter of Newport Beech; and a
sister, Mrs. Lera Roger of West O>vinll.
The family suggeots memorial -
tributioos be made lo lhe Uoilod Heart
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Stove Blast, Fire Cause
$9,000 Loss in Newport
A bot. smoky lire triggered by the ex·
plosion of a leaky gas stove caused more
than $9,000 damage to a West Newport
Beach apartment early Friday afternoon.
Three fire trucks and a dozen men
fought for more than a half hour to bring
the stubborn blaze qnder control ·and
clear out clouds of smoke that had
spread to every corner or the two-
bedroom unit at 4904B Seashore Drive.
The occupant of the apartment, Susan
Cedarquist, was not at home when the
fire started.
"The smoke and names were spotted
by a neighbor from his upstairs window,"
said Fire Manbal William Noller. "When
we got there, the whole kitchen was in-
volved m flames."
The ooly injury ttported in the lire -
a 17-yea!'-Old loog-balred cat owned by
Mrs. Cederquist.
Rites Conducted
For W.T. Carroll
Funeral services were held this week
in Newport Beach for Wayne T. Carroll
Of Costa Mesa, a 10-year· Orange County
resident, who died 11wrsday. He was 82.
Mr. Oarroll , a retired bulldlng con-
tractor, lived in California for 44 yean.
He resided at 1845 Anaheim St.
Private family services took place at
Pacliic View Meinorial Part Chapel.
· Burial followed at Padflc View.
Survivors are his son, Wayne T. Cerroll
Jr. of Balboa; dallgbter, Priscilla Carroll
Lara ot Colla -• Im _ ....... "'-·
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"She breathed a lot of smoke and bad
her fur singed bit," said Fireman J. E.
Pasternak, who found tfle cat trapped in
the apartment when be broke ln. "She'll
be sick for a while but that's about it."
A fire department spokesman said Fri-
day evening the cat. had been taken to a
veterinarian and was reported doing fine.
Noller said the entire kitchen of the
apartment was gutted and the flames
11;lso licked ouf into the ball.
''The whole place was al90 heavily
damaged by smoke," be said. "All the
appliances were destroyed and it 1oob
like the whole thing will have lo be re-
built."·
The flames were so bot at one point
that a green wall phone near lhe ltitcben
was mellod Into a cban'ed lump, Noller
·said,
The fire marsbal said it appears that
the fire WU slarkd wben a ....,.,,tntlon
ol lealtinc gai WU ignited by lhe -e's
pilot light. The aparlmenl .....,. J.s
James Stone of Newport Beach.
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Bireadway Harry Dies
B"Ptertain~r Richman Led Colorful Life . :.
By BOii TllOIKAS •• • ~yW()OD (AP) -lllny llichnwt,
~way _.and<lance man whoo<
olblage advoatures 1111tdied lhe u ·
cltemeol of bl.I lbow peifi,rmances, died
!l'rlday. He wa! Tl.
Tbe·-'8h>er, ,.no IOI the style for
q1Jlo11<ated lingers in lhe 1920s and
·1'1111. bod been in ill hoalth in recent
yelrl. -In October; he· undenrent neuro-
llll'IC'Y and hid -been under care at a
L<>e Angeles nursing home. 1be cause of
death was not immediately disck>sed. ructnban•s end came far from the
bright lllhll of Broadway, where he
noigned as one of lhe highest-paid
P«formen of obow business. In hls 'late
years, he lived quieUy in a small hoUJe ln
Burbank. In hi> heyday, Ri~ lacked the
distinct1ve voice of Rudy Viiuee .,. Bing
Crosby, but made ·up in style what ht
didn't have in vocal timbre. His manner
ol se~ing a song with top bat Ind cane
made him the moet imilated of singing
star.s. .
Hb theme song was "PutUn' on the
Ritz," which seemed to flt both his
performance and bia Ille-style. Another
song identified with him was "On the
Swmy Side of the Street," written
especiaUy for him by Jimmy McHugh
and Dorothy Fields.
other Richman favorites were ''This is
My Luclr.y Day," "It All Depends on
You," "I Can't Give You Anything But
Love" and "Linger a While"
Some of the 400 songs ln his repertoire
w«e also written by Richman: "Muddy
Water," "I Don't Believe It, Say It
Again" and ''There's Danger in Your
Eyes, Cherie. 1' •
Richman was born in Cincinnati, to
German Immigrants. As with many show
business stars, his birthdate became
clouded : It has been listed !rom 1113 to
1896, with 1895 the most accepted date.
Harry's father died when the boy was
10 and about that time Harry went to
Otis L. McBride
Services Slated
Funeral services for OliJ L. McBride
are scheduled for 11 a.m. today at
Pacific View Memorial Park in Newport
Beach.
Mr. Mc)lride, wllo mided with his
lamDy at llK El ADI! Circle, Fountain
Valley, died Tueaday morning in a traffic
accldenl on tile Golden Slate Freeway lo
Los Allceles. He WU f'I.
He 1-1 lllry!ved by bis wife, Nonna:
four IOD!I, Mldlael, David, Wllllam and
Timothy; faur daughters, Marianne,
Jeanne, Lori and Unda, and t w o
grandchildren.
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Harry Richman, 77
work playing piano in a Clncinnati saloon
called the Wagon Wheel. He said later
that a screen was placed around the
piano so the patrons wouldn't discover
bow yo(ing he w ....
During his teens, he joined with a fid-
dle player to rorm a musical act billed as
Remington and Reichman, the Wonder
Boys.
"We played one-night st.ands in mining
towns, 10 or 15 shows a day, and got ~
a week for the two of us," be once recall·
ed.
Richman landed ln New York in 1921 ,
slmpllfled hlJ name ond be(an playing
piano for such perfonntn as Mae Wat,
Nora Bayes and the Dolly Sisters.
He began his singing in radio during
the 19203.
"l went around to sons publishers and
made deals where if I sang a song on the
air. they'd give me a dollar ,'' he said: "I
was the first nationally known radio
performer."
Richman also began catching on with
the Broadway crowd. He began singing in
speakeasy nightclub.s and opened his
own, Club Riehm.an, which was highly
successful until It burned ln 1129.
During the 1930s and JMOs, Richman
starred in Broadway shows, in radio &Dd
pllotograph records and 1ru· one of lhe
highest-paid performers in night dubt.
He made a rew movies but never achiev-
ed stardom in that medium .
Richman made headlines in 1931 flying
the Atlantic Jn a plane with wiop filled
with thousands of table-tennis balls. The
singer, an enthusiastic avla&or, reuooed
that the balls would keep the monoplane
~loat U It fell intO the ocean.
Richman and his pilot. Dick Merrill,
flew from New York to London tn JS
hours and 38 minutes. It was the 29th alr
crossing or the ocean. On the return
flight , they were 'forced down in New-
foundland and were rescued by ship.
The singer said the flight cost him
$340,000. At the time , he WU earnlq
$20,000 a week.
ln 1935 Richman set a speed record ror
amphibian planes of. JOl>.5 miles per bow-,
as well as an amphibian alUWde record
of 22,000 feet.
Richman's romantlc lile abo made
news, particularly his tempestuous allalr
with screen star aara Bow. He aaM! later
that he gave her a $28,000 Iaotta-Frachinl
car for a wedding present, only to baYe
i... marry Rel Bell, cowboy Illar and
later lieutenanl governor of Nevada.
Cyely111pies On
Day Marks 1st Newport l)ike Trail
Cyclrmpics ~. a famil y bicycle day to
mark the dedication of the first 10-mile
segment or Newport Belch'• bicycle trail
system, will be heJd Sunday at Park
Newport Apartments.
The evenl, sponsored by the Otiz.em
Adviaory Bicycle Trails Qxnmitttt, is
open to anyone on any kind cf bike.
Events wtll bJclude nces, displays,
clrawtnp Ind ceremonies.
'!be trail will be dedicated to the
Harbor Atta Girl Scoutl, tnstnunent.al in
winning city support for· the l)'llle!JI· at al
plaque p:esentatlon by actress Sandy
Duncan to Judge Calvin Schmidt, Oran.le
County Girl Scout pmldent.
The prel'ntation will be at noon at tbe
lnt.eneciion oC Jamboree Rmd and
Eutblufr Drive. Cyclinc eventl ll.art 11 1
p.m. at Parlr. .Newport, 900 San Jolqu1m
Hilts Road. • •
Entry fees 11re II for adultl Ind IO
centa for cl>lldnn under II. ~
under 12 must be 1cccmpmled by a •
went or guardian.. All pwceedl fnlll tile Cyclympico wUI go towasd lhe dtY'• 1
bicycle safety procnm --
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Girl Wanred to Make
Friend's-Home Hers
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"Suga~ Spfci and S~ing Nice,
''Tha t'' Whai LiCUe Gi.U aHllfade of.''
; • •. '· BJ ARTBUR°l\\. 'fiNsEL
THIS IS 11IE ltorf or a UUle girl who wanted to stay and Uve in a pi•f·
mate's borne alter a gala Halloween party, because, you might aay, her own
home J.s haunted. . .
The motel unit her mother intermittently occupies i.s not a happy plact.
She has wanted to join friends' famUles bef0tt, ac. -
1 cording to the police report I.hat turned up ~iday. She
is six ye.rs old and reels like nobody's cb,i.ld.
A YOUNG policeman took her Into cuatody at her
playmate11 [a.ml)y•s ttiquest, repeaiedly checking oot her
-·• motel unit Ind finding lhe ...,... aboent. Sle reolly jusl wanted lo sl>y with her b1ellcJ.s.
Bui ho!' do you uplalo to a rtrst..gnider that the law
11111!>11 _, allow Ille to be that abnple when you have
aoolllermolberllldfatber? '•'
BOW DO YOU •iii to 111111wonted dtlld tbol lhe CGUlitT1 Albert Sitton
Home ll oo< lot bod ddlchn, but for clilldnn ..i--" .....,. c:aro !« them. or wtio don't c:aro for tbom.
Tho oonmned -wllo -tile llWe ctrl Oftr lo atllltorttlcl !old
Officer Dick Rauer 1* -aid once tbat Ille wuol "'""'mod about
the cblld"• wtier.abouJ.s.
The little girl has ......,ponied other acboolmatea home -Ullo a atray
ltltt<n -.,.ltlng a place whtr< the can rully belong, accon!Jn( to U. brief
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Myth s.About Bugs
By JOHN VALTERZA
Of JM o.i1Y P'llM St•rt
LOTS OF NEWSPEOPLE on occasion are tempted by
some fancy gift from one source or another.
Olfers ol Oigbts to Peru, New Zealand and the like
come m occasioo to the heavyweights on a newspaper.
I got a gm like that this week -
t.be first token in many a year:.
A bool: aboot bugs.
Harper and Row bool: publishers
sent it wt for me to review.
THEIR ONLY liEAsoN, f suspect,
for sending such a thrW-pecked vol-
ume is that their intelligence depart.
ment found out I like to garden organi-
\IALT••Lt. cally.
Logic must have prevailed, thus they thought they'd
send me a book showing every \)o.ssible guest I might
find out in the back yard, munching on the Brussells
·sprouts and fall crop of carrots.
A .thorough scanning of the book makes a grown man
itch. Thousands of drawings or just about every common
insect In North America crawl around the pages.
FOR THE SAKE of justice, Harper and Row shouldn l
be giggled at for sending me their book ol bugs, "Co m-
mon Insects of North America."
Actually, for 90flleone into gardening -whether he
poisons his bugs or not -the volume by Lester Swann
and Quarles Papp would make a fme reference book at the
local library.
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Worlc Sp<JfA3 ~sef!d to Entire Family
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By DOROTHEA M. ~ROOKS
NEW YORK (UP0 ' .J Wbelher for a !uiJ.!ledg,..
business at home, for the wor
Dad bHng5 home In the even-
ing, or just a bill paYiJli·
menu plannlng-<Om!Spondence
centtt for the family manager,
most bomes these days need of·
fice space.
Depending upon indjvidual
need!, this can be anything
from a wing of the house to a
niche under the stairs.
Leon Henry, who publishes a
newsletter, Home 0 ff i ce
RepOrt, believes there are at
least three million people wbo
now work from home. He has
a list of 91 occupaUoos con-
ducted at .home and says it is
growing steadily. These in.
elude not only the espect·
ed llalelman-bookl<eeper-typ.
isl, but oome less usual pur·
suits. A publialJer of eorly Am·
erican prints works from his
home. So does a professional
letter writer, a bottle topper,
graphics designer and a lee·
ture agent.
EVEN IF your home does
not house an official business,
it's a good bet that well plan-
ned, adequately equipped of-
fice space could benefit the
whole family says Jerry A.
Pierson of 3M Co. which, in
addition to Scotch tapes,
makes equipment for the
home office such as tape
recorders and a typewriter
sized copier.
There's no reason, Pierson
saya, why the borne office
shouldn't have t be COD-
veniences of the bu.!lness
world. There are vefslons of
just about any piece of equlp-
menl suitable for Im>• use,
from elec t ric pencil
sharpen<rs t o calculaUng
machines and, even, mini-
computers.
ESSEN11AL to any home
office are a desk or work
surface -of proper height,
the size varying wlUt the
space available and the type
o[ work to be done - a com-
fortable chair ot the proper
height, overall illumination
and a desk lamp, filing
cabinets and storage and sup-
plies.
There should be a place, too.
r 0 r a reference library.
Contents will vary with in-
dividual needs and space, but
dictiooary, desk encyclopedia
and atlu are'flmdw 11hJ
F.qull!fll<lll ......... ':':-"1:.{ ~ri'ter,.,, ~. .
(j,irljcularly ·-.. -las tb1le and for halo,...,.
c:hecld>OOb), JJ'l'llOl'I a tape
reoorcleriplayer {good not on-
ly ,for at.home dlctatlnc, but
for memos and instrudlooa to
Jhe famUy, for taklng notes
and a host of o&her uset) and
pcm.Jbly a copying macbioe
(Invaluable for copying las
and business records, notes,
passages from books and
magazines, clippings, recipes,
Jetten, chlldrm's art wort
and other famllJ reports to be
malled out to ,...tlves and
family membel'I away from
bomeo)
Where to put It all?
TAKE nMB to think out
your ~·s needs, lnJlgbt of
the .......,t 'ol wort to be
-, how many people will be
using the space and equip.
ment, the space. that can be.
devoted to it, Pierson recom-
mends.
"Generally," he s a y s ,
"family living will run more
smoothly' if everything from
tax recon!s to bills to ·groeJing
card list's to Social · Cor-
respoudence can be dealt with
in one location." Howe.ver, the
family member who conducts
a business from home prob-
ably should have space set
aslde and equipped for his ex-
clusive use and unless a room
(See omCE, Page. S)
I found a few old friends among the pages, and one
esploded myth.
OLD PAL LADYBUG was there in d02ens of varia·
tiorul. She eats your aphids, and you can buy her by the
thousands for that task from commercial growers.
The praying mantis is there as well. '
He does a crackerjack job on any bug that moves in the
garden. You can buy th.at voracious eater as well from
commercial outfits that sell egg pods that one can plant
around the garden.
Trailing African
Daisy Good Cover
Weekender
Gardeners'
Checklist
The only real revelation that hits you on preliminary
scanning of the $15 bug book is a little paragraph alxlul
the earwig.
KIDS ARE CONVINCED that the bugs eat you alive
with their tail pincers.
Adults just don't like the sight or them, so earwigs
get oquasbed and poisoned a lo!.
'l'be bugbook calls the earwig a garden "predator, whose
advantages eeem to far outweigh what little damage they
are IUBPede:d of causing." Hence, the authors insist, ear-
wigs are another beast that helps rid the garden of dam.
...,., peoto.
If there is a rock wall to
decorate, a slope to cover or if
you just like plants that bloom
and bloom with little care. the
Trailing African Daisy is a
good candidate.
White a n d lavender-pink
daisies With dark blue centers
are produced by these pro-
ductive perennials most of the
year. The large blooms
literally smother the plant.
The shrubby foliage is a
handsome green, creating a DESPti'E THE SOMBER, scientific nature of the bug-soft background for t h e
book, there are some racy sections. nowers in the garden.
Take the old Flesh Fly (it look like every other fiy Introduced especially for
you 've f!Vf!r seen). California gardens, this free-
"The males 'take stations' on plants and other places blooming plant performs ad-
o( vantage and wait for the females to go by, whereupon mirably throughout the state.
they take off in hot pursuit." Gardeners on the coast are
Whew. enlhusiastic about the lively
But, alas. tlespite the R-rated pasages and the great way it stands up to salt
Illustrations the book doesn't accommodate today 's gard· breezes. ·while in inland
ener or farmer completely. valleys it has earned a r~put~-
lt tells you about every buy you've ever seen. ti on for its ability to thrive 1n
But It doesn 't tell )'OU how to get rid of it. the hot summer sun . In some
.,... areas, where the hybrid white
variety has been used to
landscape freeways, the
blooms make the plantings
look like a field of snow.
Members of the California
Association or' Nurserymen
give the Trailing African
Daisy a high rating as a slope
cover, since its vigorous trail-
ing habit of growth Is helpful
in erosim control. Planted
about JI lncbola~·ropkl!
ly ......... ~ ...... \l ·to~hlgh. Tu;;ked
;Oto a · .;/CIC'wall or coalalner,
it will IOiBl .a bulhl moond '"
foot high awl then • traU ,a~
tractively, apUDng Its beauty
in a delightful manner,
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Fall Is the best time for
planting moSt perennials as
they make vigorous root
growth before s o i I tem-
peratun drop. establi s h
themselves in the winter
rains, and then are ready for a
bi&,.fUfKe 'ol growth In the
oprlng. Your Jocal'Dlir!lel'y hu.
the Tailing ArrlCao 'Daily • • • • • • • • • •
• ( o s teospertnum) · avaitabli
• now in flats, and diff P.rent
sizes of nursery containers.
it, but strive to give it good
Don't wony-'8.bout rlch acll for
drainage.
Here are stome things to be
thinking about this weekend.
e Remove fallen leaves and
other debris from the gardea.
They serve as breeding places
for garden pests and disease.
• Plant Daphn< ndora for
fragrance in the w i n t e r
garden. Give it good drainage
and some sun -but ... lull
BUD in the .warmer areas.
•. Yw· can eabance the
boauty,..of a ..._bloomillg
bulb bed by planting it over
with colorful CIOQJ: le8500 an--
-· .1be llulbo· pus!Hip UJiiiusl>,thls co-Cid the two
bloom ,together:· In a lovely
d\splay. Try ~ies, viol.as,
alyS§um, lloaria, and
nemophlla ror bulb owners.
e Plant calendulas in sunny
beds !Or bright wint_er color.
e Early-blooming varieties
of azaleas are avaiable
now-in a Wide range of col-
ors. You can enjoy QO)or from dol.U almo51 hall the year. ..
Take Slips
Of Coleus
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iSLl).fASHH:iNIO. TOYS HOP, GALLO!' ANO BALANCE llA t L
DcHf.Younolf Project hi Btll!don 'child's Chrlllml•
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Give.YourseU T~Falls
', ' 'While Guard To..Vs Can 8e Homemade , .
"' seal. ba~oces the baU, and so Looks Awa y
forl)i.
By STEVE ElLINGSON
Toys tot tots are getth)g so
elabol"@te these days that it
takes a big chunk out of the
checkbook to nu t h a l
Christmas shopping list.
It wouldn't be a bad idea for
our slick modem society to go
back to the basics of gifl-giv·
ing, giving ol. one's self. And it
wouldn't be a bad idea to
return to a simple, timeless
toy design that has delighted
counUess generations o f
childreD, the pull toy.
Here is a ,.-bole menagerie
of litUe animals, each of which
is a childhood favorite. When
pu]led along the floqr, each
one does something. 'The ratr
bit hops, the horse gallops, the
Even the m o s t in-
experienced amateur can build
these litUe toys With our full-
size paUem. JU.St trace the
animal's features on the wood,
then paint right over the trac-
ings. Each pattern gives ctnn·
plete directions. Simple band
tools are all you need.
l'o obtain the ,full-size pat-
lerns No. C:.t for making all
the toys pictwed, send 12 by
currency, cbect or money oroe. (add 25 coots for airmail
delivery) to:
Steve Ellingson
Onmge Coast Daily Pilot
P.O. Box 2383
Van Nuys, Calif. 91409.
Colorful Bulbs
Oft,en Overlooked
NEWARK,ENGLAND(AP l
-A crafty woodsman sneaked
up when tree-loving Andrew
Boggie wasn't looking and fell·
ed the elm that Andy tried to
save.
A quick zzzu with an elec-
tric saw aod all that remained
upright of the :JOO.year.old. 116-
foot tree Was a twofoot stump.
Andy, wbo twice before ba4,
perched :in the elm's uppel·
branches lo loeep Newark
.Council timber-tumblers at
bay, was away from h:>me on
an army reserve training
course when it happened. ·
llis German-born w i f e
Alfrieda , who was keeping
temporary guard with her
German shepherd w b i I e
postman Andy was away, was
prevented by police from in-
terfering.
"The council ha.s been
deliberately s p i t e f u l by
·waiting until Andy was away
before moving in," she said
-Out.standing bulbs t h a t
sboold be part of Calilornia
gardens are often overlooked
during the hll planting
lilac with darker markings. angrily.
Use crocus in rock gardens, or Her husband· had even given
miniature settings -with up bis two-week annual vaca-
other bloomlqi ~ and lion this summer lo keep an -in foreground plamings. eye oo the elm. ·
lnolud 'Muacarl (G<ape Hyacinth) Once Ibey get the -eat. 'Ibese e fragran~ ls·.next to f1owe!i and it is a -:. the ·eoUnCil plan.9 ta ~build a
lroesias, bright and cokr!\JI oho . arclen t '!bi socc<n field where Ille ~ sparaxis glistening .nnirw.g. ·..accen"' . s ·
f 1 '' s bulb blooms m several species stood. s n ° w 8 a. e 8 • ~ of and varieties with flowers 'of Bethl~, and u n 1 q u e blue and white, bcrne in dense
Watsonias. spikes. 'l1JeY like 1illll, but will
There are many smaller take light shade.
bJlb flowers among the so-. The sciUa can be planted in
called "lesser" bulbs, in-the same location as the
eluding muscari, scllla, and muscari and crocus. Its many
crocus. They add lovely pastel species make a t t r a c t i v e
shades to the cool season garden flowers, bouquets or
garden. containet' subjects. Certain
The crocus is the fttst of types, such as Star Hyacinth,
'\bis terrific trio to bloom. 'Ibe bas blue to white flowers. wee performers come in a Spanish Bluebell has white,
ilorioos ' range of colors -rose and plnt blooms in the
rangi from while and yellow form of miniature bells. Peru·
lo bl!:, reddish purple and Vian Scllia bas star-<lhaped
deep purple. 'nlere is a lllac floWera in blue-purple or red-
atriped with white as well u a di»purple. ·
Use Porous
Soil Inside
Your indoor plant c:onta1ne<
should have good drainage.
You can ad.Ueve this by using
a .PDI'OUJ soil that permits
water ahd air to reach the
plant. A recommeodeil Boil
recipe is one-third loam, one-
third sand and one-third peat
or perlite. You can buy such
mlxblres.
• • Some Oaks
Grow Fast
Coleus in your garden may1
be dug up and repotted for
wlnler house plants but you
should cut them back. Of
oourse they won't look very
nice for a white but they'll im-
prove . 2640 Harbor Blvd.·
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• • • There are fast-growing oaks ,
• in caSe you wanted an oak but
' I • • •• DECIDUOUS TREES • considered they grew too slow-
A substitute for digging up,,
trimming and repotting coleus
is to take cutting or slips from
the best planta, root them in
sand or venniculite and then
re pot as new, strong plants.
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• in tests at Morton Arboretum,
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DECIDUOUS BOX TREES • luUp trees. The En11llh, pin,
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Hawall'1 agrtculture director,
Frederick. Erskine, says the
1tate is suffering f r o m
"plastic polluUon."
transplanUng. You have to
• allow for root development
• before expectinf tip growt.b . EVERGREEN BOX TREES
He told an organization of'
nurserymen that there is too
much display of ''tough.
lifeless, arllficlaJ flowers and
plant.s when our islands are
world famous for en abun--
danoe of fragrant biooloml '
and for bright, lush vegeta·
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• Avoid competition with other
• trees and plants ind reed and
• water the oak .regularly.
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belt for ~ to llove
t.bt1r own: qu1e$ oorner for
ochool ...p. · '
wesa)I: ·aPACS 11
ayailallje, Plmon ,....... a
roorn oel aalde for slUdy 'llid .
home ........ Ii in ldoll ... '" n_..,i, It m1&bl be equip-
ped with deW !0< various
famUy membert, a 1arae, work ...-race for projod.i;'' with
lhelves lor boOU, mlgljdnes. "'u.ctlonl, a bulleta board,
space for hong!ng .a ~ging
display of funlly ~art;1_maps
ind other lhinp or ID\erW -
Tbere should. be·, fi)~ and
abun4l1lt mr.•ae "c.ltilnets !or equ;~ ~ oolppllts and
the lnoV!table ~ulation or thinP that BhOula be out or
algbl In addlllon to worit
area, comfortable, w e 11 ~
lighted oeaUDg sbould be pro-
vided for roadlng, pouible ose
ol audio equipment, and slide
or movie projectors.
Where ipace is at a
premtom, Pierson recom·
mends use of a corner of the
fl,mlly room, kjtcben, utility
of lawidry room. A large
bedroom might provide quiet
working space, or the end of a
deaO-end hallway. Even the
garafll'.e, attic or basement
mlcht provide a cozy office
with some bright decorating.
"'''' ..... SPILi.ANE SA.VS POLITICS BEHll!ID BAN'
Ulnt Work Drows' Irw of Antkmut Gr-
Spillane Banned
In Jacksonville
•
·-s ---. -ong
Ms. Reddy Sounds Call to Revolution
-HOLLYWOOD (AP I 4 11 may be !he
SNYDER, Tei. (AP) first qui~ ~g tor women's lib -a
nine RusaJao engineen -called I Am WOIDOll" •blch sounds
living In tbia amau town !or • calcby call to revolut!on and baa been
se...-al ween have no time lo selling obout ~.ooo ._..,. per day.
miaa tlJelr rye breed 81111 "I've been getUng IOia el mall aboul
borsdlt. 'nley're too busy the IOl11 from hluoewi-." says corn-
sampling bourbon barbectle pooeM!nger Helen Reddy. "They say
and enchiladas. ' that if they f~I depressed they put !he
. record on and 1t bucks them up." Aceompanied by ~ IR· 1be lyrics \li'rittea by Ms. Reddy
terpreter, they have delighted declore:
in rodeos, snclal!zed with
resldent.!I in their homes and "/ am .Ytrong
pondered the' pecullarltlea or I am i"Tlinnciblt
American televilion w h l J e I am woman."
~ ln the motel rooms The AuslraliaJJ..bom performer, who
trhere -they live. One went shuns makeup and favors a simple pi1ic
huntlng in New Mexico wlfb a haircut, employs a male housekeeper.
bow and arrow. aod when he's not there she and her
BVT TllEIR LIFE Isn't all busband--er Jell Wald sb•re
sodalizlng. booatbold cboreo.
They are here to , lend lhe!r "'J'llE IABT PERSON up in the mom-
technological sl:llls lo a high Ing makes 'the bed," she says. "It's ooly
stakes business ventllr1', the fair. He sleeps In It too."
revitalization of Amer l can · "I Am Woman." which includes the
Magneslmn Co., one of two resolve &bat ". • • no one's ever pna
U.S. producers of the llgbt keep me down again," bu been snapped
metallic element. up as the theme eong tor a wamen's lib
success. It was a long search.
"t HAD COP.fE lo America at precisely
the wrong time," she recalls .
"Everything waa male groupt and loud
noise. There was Juat no RUtrbt for Jone eirJ slngers."
She met and married Wald , a talent
agent, soon after her arrival. But even
with his help, bet Wt bookings were
one-night stands al state fairs.
Then. five yea rs after ber emigration.
Ms. Keddy made a record that changed
her llfe. Her rendition of "I Don't Know
How to Love Hlm" from the musical
"J""" Christ Superstar" became a hit.
She followed that with "Crazy Love" and
Wirks
was on her way.
Since then, she bu done -stnclng
l4Un of Europe, perfOrmed In her naUve
Australia, IUllg concerta acroq the
United S,.tes, appeared on 18 television
shows and recorded two new albums.
SHE'S MORE IN demand thu ever
with the succes.s of ''I Am Woman," and
is lrylng to squeeu in a (ew more .ep-
pearances before tbe birth of her aecoad
child, due 1n sl1 weeb.
After a recent oonoert the mother..to-be
W8s 1tun1 by some male crlt1ct' revMw3
which chlde<I ber for linelnc a fembllst
song whHe obviously pregnant.
"I'm sorry if tbat'a their hangup." lbe
says. "They are ao lll-lnfonned that tlloy
thi.ni. feminism me&.M you CID't set mar·
ried and have chUdrea."
Ms. Reddy says 8baiI . W.,, elpt
weeks ol! after tbO blby's -. then
return to a fuJI acbedule """"4'rw a
European tour and a cme-womu allow at
the Los Angeleo Muale c.nler. u •he bu time, ahe'D write _..
-!Oo. But Ibo ebe 1811 tbeJ '""'1 be about Wt>men's lib.
"I've pretty well said aU I wanted Co."
ON WAN FROM their movie, "Stand Up and Be COOnted," and
government, the engineering Ms. Reddy is using it as the title piece in Three Hell's . .\ogels
specialists are O.G. Oesyat-her nei:t album. ~
nlkov, 50: Nickolay V. Bon-"The song slarted oul as a pers00al · \~~~..; Held in Pnblic Rape darenko, 40, and AJexander P. statement," says the :JG.year-old singer. • · t...._ ... ::":"': ·..:..
Bogdanov, 35. recalling her struggle to make It as an ~ WINCHESTER. England CAP) -
Desyatnikov, tall, wavy entertainer. '4.-Tbree Britilh Hell's Anael1 were Rn·
haired and olighUy somber, is The daughlor of Australian en· ..;~ ienced 14 prison for taking part In the
An extra-large closet mi(ht
be converted into an office.
with ta1dlng doors to conceal it
when not in use. Often there is
space under a stairwell .. JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) the deputy chief engineer of tertainers SteUa Lamond and Max Red-... ~of a 14-yea-Id ·'rl ·-~ In•'"•-· the pa-~··• market." d be bad ·~ ·-"' ~ _, .,.,.......... the AU-Union Aluminum and y, a grown up in show tmlness ~ ww• 811111.'-street and lmlllly 1111uJted in front of
"IF AIL ELSE !alls,"
Pierson says, 0 tum pa.rt of the
llvtng room into an office,
p1umlng the deror ao that liv·
-"I was banned in Boston in Aaked JI he bu an,y bope bis Maynesium ln!tllute, or and started Binging pro!esalonally at IS. ,_ .. .,.. laugblna -...en In • 1ocoJ core.
thooe early days," says wrttlnga will live on as VAMI, in Leningrad. When she won a talent rontest In 19'6 whlll Ylll' smlllnQ, Jodp Sir George Waller, poulng
Mick •-'"·-who bu been remembered · I it e r a I u re , Bondarenko, baldlng ond with a prize o! a trip lo the United the wlii* world ...,tenoe oa the -memhm of the
ey .,,,......,., Splllaue smiled 81111, amiable looking, ls the bead Slates, Ms. Reddy , then dlvm:ed, set out .,, .. with .,,,,.,,__: ~· DD2, aid: "You beba1ed
splnnlng toagb-guy m!'SlerY "Sbakeopeare ls lltlU around." scientist at V AMI. with her small daugblor Trad lo !Ind l1ke sa--~· · -
~ mg and working areas are
dellnltely separaled. Room
dtviders or screens can be
bilpf\11 here. l..W.d o! a
tnod!Uonal de.It, a . du a I
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first publlabed in 1947. P•ld hlttlc.ll M¥wt--.1
• ' purpose tatile might be used."
"My publlabiS" lougbt that
battle and 11011 IL But wlloever
heard of being 'banned In
Jacksonville ...
Spillane's latest book, "'Ibe
Erection Set," was taken Out
In iamlshing an office, a
"desk'.,. can be ju.rt about
anythli'lg from a musive an.
Uque to a simple plywood slab
set Oft two file cabinets. There ~
art ready.:made home offices
that contain desk space,
ltorage compartments, room
to use a typewriter, and doors
that close the whole thing
...... -~Po
oraru toriter • • •
I ... e eontetnpor-
·Gl"fl -pres.C-S.' from view. ,. ~
A WALL CAN become an or-oC circulation at the public
flee, ~. lo units en-libr 1 al tio ~-compasah1g desk, cabinets and ary or ev ua n wu~n a
shelves, with an Important seU-appolnted, ltlittSmut com.
plus: better use o( vertical mittee complalned.
1pooe. ••· ~•·· . Warren W. Folb, a persis-When w. W01AAl15 ..area IS 6:A-1... "·Id ~--fnlai Gll!er Il!l'ls of t!i& ; tent-. segregau~•, w "~
• home Pierson notes there Citr &uncil the bo!>k waa
natur;uiy will be nv:re em: -~polloolng the mfods ol.
phasis on making it decorative children.,;
as well as fun c t ional . "-··-~:in--uent Jk God-Furril-fure manufacturtrs UIW"""' rl1;91U 8 e
come to the rescue with bold referred the complaint to
~lous deaks and attractive three committees for study.
ru!lic ablne!s. "WE WERE vacationing In
H low' cost is 8 primary ob-Florida when mv a...-called ject, one answer could be un-~ 5-
palnted furniture, Pierson sug-me and told me I was banned
gests. Another ls to build the in Jacksonville, n said the ....
desk and cabinets -simpler year-old Spillane.
than It sounds. Sawhorses will Spillane and his blonde wile,
support a plywood top, or a Sherri, stopped here but don't OUah door from the lumber
yard. J'lywood cubes, open on plan any action Oil the bu ex·
tWo aides and c o I o r' f u I J y cept "to sit back and laugh."
paint.<!, stack up as most ap-In the. rapid· fire lingo o!
pealing llCOrage. What'• more , Mike Hammer hero of many they''" .easy. to build. --' ~ "· -.:...... _.., __ ~ To ~otriTITt-• ~ ilmi . ~ed: <9V··17;; ;;tt;
or paper the Inlerior,.1111>vlde "pomOgr>pby In tbO 11r1!
, &ood illumination. Colislfuc!I p1a<,. ttdoesi.·t sell. I'm a con-
' dosk shell of plywood, surface temporary writer. When 1
,., with a plutlc laminate, and write, t use contemporary ·ez. ! secure , to wall. To incorporate presslons
'· vllol st.rage, tit a paltof low "This . ! II W f file cabinets into opposite cor· . e ow , ~ • . · t' ners.and place a lbelf 'across some~ng doesn t ~ "";"
f lhO 'top, -u clolet doptb the dllference_ Ile~ !:!'t
permits, retain door! or fit ~ges 'ml·~ruczapbJ,
opening with panel ocreens Splilane Said. You can buy ~·-In a,fabrio-to mak:h ~ Ycorkeandpon>OOif~. lnll ~ trutment. ~,ew or you can :"""
Iii. • fmilll' room or in Jackaonvllle. I think I li buy bed! ooni · ....,lier doon .,.. a "'uple and liend them to
enclose & buafness center. blm."
What elae does • home or-DON'T CAIL Spillane .. ~· nee need? "Your imrrlediate author
• · atte'ltim in planning .and "I'~ a writer," he said. "I i,', -·•'-• It," b-Pierson. .... _..... -v.. am commercial and I aim at
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Drug Speech
ml . Lt. Col. Mark Jonet iUSMCi g will speak about Narcooon. a
nationwide drul prevenUon
and rehabllllotloo prosram
which be helldl at 1 meeting
Nov. t at• l :JO p.m. at Pari
Newport, • Jll(l'boteo Road •t
Bu '~ Hilla RQod •
Sponoond by Ille 8"'tl ol
Orong• OU!ly, .the meolJnJ
will Include a •l!Pl-lafM or North Arnlrl<an Rockwtll
who wtll ....., • film iboul the pr--4--Tbo publJc b iDYtted for I fl donotlorr. .
PRIM! R· 1 SUIDIYISION LAND
4.6 Acra
lat•blllloN Hlth. Quollty H•~...... ~ AIM ~,....., ' c._ .. ....,_ ......... _...,.
SIALID llD ~SALi .#
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1u1w.n ·w..iMI 1111, f""' -'1 P" •
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Clair Burgener
helped SIM Pines,pve
a new water and
atory c1n-...
11lat AlliS up his position Oii the...,of ... Issue.
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Clair Burgener .is no netnn:ner to public olllce. Nor itl
the environment iarue unfamiliar to him. Durinl hill four-
teen yeandn city. and state olBcea (pra;eutly State Senator)
he has authored legislation and induenced decieiorlo that have
significantly improved our quality of life.
But quality of life d~'t end at the water's edge, the
foot of the mountains, or your doo111tep. For inlltancie, Clair
Burgener thinks education playa a major role in promoQng
better,living-c:onditions. So he'• authored legislation that aeta
up special cl-in regulaJ schools for the mentally nrtarded
and provides extra attention for the gifted. It wu hill bill that
made poE"ble the yeer-'round schools to l&WI m!!llc ... of tax
dollus.
Quality of life also means .--hie tautioa. Ca1ifor..
nians amtl four times aa many tax dollm to Wuhingtoo u
they do to S&cramento. That's 1IJll'MIOllabJe And,Clalr
Bwpner·will do everything he can to briaf oar tu dolJam.
and our rilbt to pern, ~ home, He 81-dy hM helped
18WI Califomianl bundreda Of milllcl!I of dollaza with the
WeUJre Reform prop8ltl he audxnl. Not only did it r&-
duoe ~ J'Olle by 217 /:JI), it increwd the benel!.ta to the
truly needy.
Quality of life m-peace.'. and peace of mfnd. am
Burgener believes we can have both. And he f .. that~
taining a •trong national clefeme ii one of the IUl9lt ...,_
to prevent World War III. He also believes we owe an -
TI10W1 debt to the families of our POW• and MIAI, IO be aa-
thored the legislation which now proviclel them !Ne tultScm
in all •l4te coUegeo and univmitiee.
Finally, quality of life IMOIM a Federal Qo\oean•wat
you can talk to ... and be listened to by. Clair Bws-ln-
tenda to eet up a continUOU8, frequent diaJoJue between hll
conatltueata and himeelf, and between local aimcB and
Wuhingtoo. Hil s,ht to make Sblte Sena14 commitl8e'f0t8
pul!lic ii further evidence of Clair B1>1pner'1 illtmtbl to
make the peopljj mare aware of their ~ ••• and vice --Californims ha'99 JM1n a lot to Wlllhincful. 'l'IMir tax
dolJara, their richt to per1~ their free cboioe in education.
C1ait &,... ub that you -.I him to ~ IO he
can clUn what ii rilbtfally OUll.
ciau w. a.,,,,..,, R"PUi/kalt ConlidoU f• u.s.c...,,_, ""'°""""
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22 Balint Measures Go B,efore State Voters -·
issue covers only one fie.ld of study at the
University of california.
i. The University ot C&llfora1a will
soon have to come before the people for
capital ouUay oonstructioo In all ol the
other areaa of study al the Unlvenlty.
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THE Sl'n1A110N
amended, aetllng the minimwn· vot1u
age at 11 years. NaUooal JeeQlatlaa ad
federal courti !lave ellablls1ted •II • "'
as the -reoJdence requt......i Iii!' nallnoal elecllooa. 1'be Callforaf,a
supreme Court a1ao llu '1!led tbll • days II aulficlelll retldenoe lo .,ce. ~ -
federal coun. bave lald thel lot a • ~ year [l«lod no atalA CID req<iln to '
be able lo read EtJcllab. ,,.,
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. the EoaJqe .... Eltll"91oJr. Clauf ..
'alnJoa. Nol .. doll!r: tbe jorldrplr
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The /ollowiug ezcerpt.r dealing wit1'
the 22 statewide propo!iUont on
Ttusdat1'8 ballot are taken from t he
"PrOJ and C°"". of' tht California
PToposilion$" p 14 b I) ' h e d b~ the
Uague of WC>T"M» Vcners of C~ifomUi ai part of its voter .sennce
~· TM argum_.en.ts are ti0t tM
League's, !!OF doe• Ille League judge
the merits of the argumenti OT guor ·
antee ~r t)QUditv.
3. U the first part ol the -llBue II approved. the cry will be that we must
approve lbe 1971 bond issue 11to ftnbb the
job."
Scllool dislrk:IS, u legal aubdiYlslons of
the stale, have only those powen iranted
by the stale Coostitulloo .. the
Legislature. The Legislalluo does DOI
now have the autborUy to grant a
supreme Court bu establlahed that a, :. ,
voter need not bl' llueltt In Engllsb. . ·
tor.: ... Ir• ...... it!"" -Cit proPllle<l ~ abou1d be 'doa1"' lt!i!orW ~. II .dellv.,ec! In ~ bnllin ""'Pl'"r labeled
~wlllllloroikl)al.~~·lo ...
-cl "ilr,tbii llili !1111'11d.<: "Nol for O!lldietl. "'.8o you wOb'I baw ·~·1
A ,;.,pie Majority vote ii needed
to_ adppt 9"11 measure, including the
b01ld .............
A. aummorv of DAILY PILOT rec-
on1menda«ona on these nuasure.t
will appear on Monday'• editorial
page.
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c0Re11e Bond•
THE PROPOSAL
Under the proposed Bond Act of 1972,
the stale wruld autborile $1!0-milllon in
genenl obligllion bonds. Funds from the
sale ol lhne bonds will be giv<n .. need·
ed ... a ·mltdling bull lo community
collqe dislrid.! lo ,...1 needs for am-
-of bulldlnp, Bile development, land and equipment acqOiaition, under
proviiloos of the Communlly College
ConstlUction Act of 1967. Each year,
bond" fubds wW be allocated only after
appropriation by the Legislature. The
money raised is to last for a three-year
period (l9'n-73 tllrougb 1974-751 and is to
be paid back from the state's general
fund.
ARGUMENT.! FOR:
1. Funds are needed tor construction ol
commuriity college facilities to provide
for projected growth in enrollment. If
state funds are not made available
through passage of this measure, local
dlstrids can accommodate the increased
number of students on!y through local
property taxes which a~ already ~
beary l>.Urden.
%. BeC&uie facilities fot community
colleees oost lesa per stu_dent to build
than -~ Yor 'roar-year Instiluli-On,s, a
subltanl:iai SiVtng to the taxpayer In cost.
of pu~, ~ edllcati<ln.,result& fi!>m proVUDAk11faclut1es at the cofumunitY'Col·
lege level.
AlllltJMENl'S AG.MNST : r
l. Financing for 'COniltruction purj>oee'S
should be on a pay-e~you-go basis: :
2. 'Ibe Community O:>llqe Construction
Act of 1911, under whlth funds would be
allocated, gives local governing districts
the power to tax voters fOr construction
purpo1e1 without their approval
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THE PROl'O!W.
The nieasure provides !or lht"llsuanco
of $155,900,000 in a!Ate -lot. health
science !acmu.. !or the 'Ulilmlity of
California. 1bese facilities would be for
the trainine of students in medicine, den-
IJstry, nurslng, optometry, phannacy,
public health, veterinary medicine and
human biology. If this measure passes.
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Environment Bonda
THE PROPOSAL
Proposition 3 would amend the
Constitution to allow the Legislature to
issue revenue bonds to·~pay for con-
struction of pollution control facilities.
The facilities would be leased to private
companies, ' and secured through
mortgages. and other asaets of the com·
panies. 1be principal and interest on the
bonds would be paid from revenues ob-
tained from the i.ases. -bonds are not an" obligation on the state or ~ts
taxpayers. Tbe Legi!lalure may, by
resolution of tither the Assembly or
Senale, probiblt or limil the Issuing of
any ol these bonds.
ARGUMENTS FOR:
1. Federal and state requirements for
pollution control facilities do n o t
guarantee speedy construction. Com·
panies ~ financial help to consi"°'ct
these oosUy facilities .
"2. Jf. the State can't issue these funds,
companies will use lack of money as a
reason for delaying compliance with
pollution control regulations.
3. Proposition 3 will prevent layoffs
and plant shutdowns brought about by
companies having to spend their money
for pollution control inslead of production
equipment. •
4. Revenue bonds for poUutim eontrol
facilities do not become obligations ol the
stale or of its tupayen.
5. 1be LegiSlature will have complete
control to limit and regulate the amount
of bcmds which may be issued.
' ARGUMENT.! AGAINST:
1. Authoritative stud)es say that pollu·
tion control ~~caused very few com-
pany failures: plant shutdowns or layoffs.
· 2. To assure repayment ~ low c:ost
loans would have to be made to com·
pani.es with good credit, who least need
assistance.
3. Proposition 3 would open a whole
new fleld C)f ind1rect state debt. Th;e
voters would not be allowed to approve
the purpose or amounts of these loans.
4. Selling large amounts ol lbe3e bonds
could illcrease the interest rale on all
..... boods, thtll hurting tbe chancel ol
sellinl geileral obligaUon booda.
5. u ......... from the -don~ ..,.Ver the principal and Interest, the ......
would bave lo spend from the -rat
fund lo make up the dlflermce, ill onler
lo keep up tbe good credit ol the ...... . .
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'97 100,000 in federal funds and fl'l.3-• -lala•ur-muiJon from other non-st.ate sources will ~11 " ~
be added to the 1972 bond laue revenue 11IE PROPOSAL
and a second bond iasue will be placed on The measure changes the present one-
tbe ballot automatally in· 1971 without year unllmited ses,,kma of the state
further Jeg:fslatlve approval, providing Legl.slature to a two-year session, begln-
$138,100,000 ~ !or addiliooal con· ning ill December of even-numbered
atruc:Uon. yean and continuing WlW November 30
AJtGUMENTS FOR: of the next even-numbered year. It eliminatel lbe veto session and perm1ll
I. Califom1a needl more docton, den-carry-over from one year to the next ol
llllA, -· and othera;.utely -bllll -uve ~ 11 , least ... ' tlal beaitb per-i ~ In tldl holJle ot lht Leslslabn. 11 req1lirel lhal
11Ale are lo be ma In aood the Leglolalurl -the llAle budl"t by
heolth. ,_ Jwie 15th ol .. cb year. Leillalation, with
2. This meaan will mean oelter tbe uctptloo o! tu, appn>priallon and
health care ;. i11e ~ ol C.IUomla """"' me&lUr<I, will be effective on
wtlhoul lnc:rUllitl ~ IUel, llnoe Jan. I. Tbe KOft"I« may caU llj)OClal
llA cool will J!OI.-. ""!d -property ··-· --· tax IOCU'Cel. .
I. All Cll-. rnodleal ldlool1 com-AllGVMENTS FOR:
blotd -public • and ,pr!V111e -produ<:e I. Thia meuure will 1trtomlloe the
only -11111 pbylldou a year, 7el -k of the LecJtlaluro, providin1 for
-'three -that......., will be ~ulrtd grealer effldency, making It men
eacb JUt )1111 lo' "'ll#aln our ratio of mponslve lo the public, and 11vln1 hW>-
pbysldana lo _.ittion. dreda ol 1!4ioandt ol dollara.
4. CalilGmla'o ~. .. <!tn)ll , 1. 1'be ..,...,. will ellml\)ale the vtlo ~ .,. lom.t "td'ttn a...,. a Pl -Ion by pnwldlac a routine way by
inajartiy ol tlie .,.W otdlclt""" wblcb bllla which have "-......i may -wpiloellld~l~ore be.....,._
,la<'lq. • ,, , , ., a..,T~.~ be -by l'OClUh1ll& that
AllGUllK1nS "°~' . the' .............. °""""" ilaoll onll'-..... { 'J.'111a....unlo!Ulif-1autll·a· .lntwO,..,.,ntherU...-rJtM.
COlllwlt .._. --"'"-ot Uta ' ........... of the ---. . op!il:lall•tlmu will DOI bl able ill defeat
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ARGlllO!ln'S AGAINST:
• .' • 1. Tilll l:tnmdment 11 unneeemry. The • Le&Wature CID make Half -. el·
. fldent !if diqliic Its on nilii.
" a. Tbe i"""1W -will lei tbe
LecJl!alure delay biJll --not
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, 11 IA& or apjicopdalloe malleil locluded.
and -'1Pll of bWo -~-~~ :==~~·~~ ·~1e••··'' .,, 4. "" Mil ~ti' 'I, .... llrtl)w
can 11111 i., •wlllii...,,. Ufnl IIt! l!IO' ond,..,.., ... --It !IJ, ... _ .... ..-. "~·
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general delegali.on of ~ lo school THE PROPOSAL ,
districts. Inslead; the ~lalluo must Propoaitloo 7 ~ lo bring tbe
set up laws lo cover all delall!. School ConstituUQn inlo _,i with bath
districts: must ask for I e g l s l a t i v e federal and state eourt. decisions,' to
permission lo do lblngl not explicitly remove many detalla and1oblolele facts,
spelled oul in the Education Code. AA a and lo rewnte the Vii!ng secti0ns· to be
result , the Education O>de (the state more concise,' readable and'fundament.aJ.
laW! regarding education) is cwn· It changes the mlnlmum voting age re-
bersome, coinplicaled and detailed. qW..,....1 lo 18, C011Slllent with federal
THE PROPOSAL and a!Ale actions. 11 rent0Ve9 the details ol tbe residence requin!ments, directing
Proposition S would amend the Instead lbat the Legislature will define
Constitution lo permit the Legislature to tllOle requirement&. 11 also removes the
authoriz.e local school boards tO carry on literacy requlrtments. ·
activities wbicb do DOI coofllct with the Propoaillon 7 also bu simplified and
laws establishiog the districts. It permits made more fundamental the entire
local control of programa, bul leaves voting Article, bul bu DOI changed H·
with the Leglalalure the power lo eel re-istihg law.
quiremeots and lo prohibit local boards · ARGUMENTS FOR
from sped.fie actims.
• •rllMEN'J'S FOR·. !. Erlallng --ill the Cooslilulioo ~ about voling .,.. oboolcte· .. a reoull ol
I. Proposition 5 will let school districts federal .action and court dedslonl.
have more discretion in making dedsloos 2. A No vote on this proposition can't -
about education. change the minimwn voting age, 11lnce
2. The clooer lo the child the school tbe U.S. Constitution ha! been amended
decision is made, the better chance it has to set it at 18.
of fitting the ·chlld. 3. n>e present state reaidency re-
3. The Legislature c a n n o t make quirements are much more stringent
decision,, to tit each of the 4',000,000 than the federal and court requirements.
school children, or even each of the more The Constitution should be changed to
than 1100 school di!tricts. renect the new limits.
4. The Education Code is complex, and 4. Details of residency requirements,
too detailed to be of much use in day·to. eligibility, primary elections, voting
day administration of local school machines, and lite matters do not belong
d1slricts. in the Constitution, whk:b should be ·con-
5. The Legislature will still have the cerned with fundamental policy. Details
power 1o· put requiremenls and pro-sOOuld be oet by the Llglslatur<.
bibillons oo the districts. 5. l.i!eraoy requirement& in English
have beeo ruled out by federal courts for
AllGUMENTS AGAINST: . a five-year period. -
!. Proposlllon Swill permit local scbool ARGUMENl'll AG~T: =taJ an~.~:u i:: tbi~i 1. 'l1lis amendment would wipe out·
fill legitimate educaltooal needs. tradillonal ~ In voting eliiiblli·
2. Local -boards could lgnor< ly. basic educaUoaaJ p~ and . con-2. J>rOt)oli.Uon 7 removes the retideoce
centrate on the frills, UU "soctal ad· Te!trlctloos 'wblch }rOtect cities amt ·
justment." counties. r. ... ~!' •
3. Effective ·contrOI over ~sponsible 3: U:tbe:residenceJeQt.Drement il·ti.at .. ·
programs wouid 'be sertOuslY limited. 30 days, it would let transients cooVol
4. The only correct\Ve ICllon would be the flnances•of clliel and ooonlies<.
for the Legislature to, pas more laws, 4. Proposition. 7" removes from the
the -·"-Is -ilfu. .. 1 football Constitutioo ·the requirement to read making ~ • ....,....., · Enallah ' TblJ would let people vole who s. The code already bu broad flex. -,.
ibllily. Local scbool boanll alr<ady have can't read and .-rstand the bollot.
broad autbori~ to institu~ experimental This can lead to comJpUon of the worst
programs. kind.
6. The present code ia well thought out.
Each of lts several tbouJand .teetions bas
been enacted with the advice and
-participallon of the education com·
munlty.
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TilE SITUATION
Tbe volen approved In 11112 the rev!,.
Ing of the Coostitutloo. SiDce then, the
Constitutioo Revisloo Committee bas
been working on the reviakn. Committee
reoommendatlons are oenl lo the
Legislature. U it app,...., they aro put
on tbe bellot. A substanUal part o! tbe
COnstitution bas been revised tbll way.
THE PROPOSAL
Propoaillon I proposes lo simplify the
ptOVlslona in the Constltullon 1enerally
related lo the boundaoo of the llate and
lta relationship lo the United States. 11
odda a -which col-lllto one place and l1mpliflel fl" ""'1 --.
llallng that~ 11 m ........... ble
part o1 the United States, and that thO
U.S. Cooslitution II the IUPf!'lllO law ol
the land ; it defines the booiiclartes of tbe
stale and Its capitol; h establllbes the
lhr<e aeparalA b-ol the 11Ate
aovemment -leglllaUvo, Judictal and
executive; and It allows the It.ate to be
sued.
Propoaitlon ' •llo provides thal the aalarlea ol elected ofllclala ol any branch
of llAle 1ovemmont -be cbaoaed durloc their -of olfloe.
ARClUMllNl'8 FOR:
I. iI:slltlns law II DOI dwtpl. but lht
~-"' atmplHW ad ~ I. Tlta ~ )llOloc1a aD -state clDcen b1 ~ deer I ••• in -clarlnc lltelr ten.: Tblo _,
-1111 more bul -the In-
.,._ of the br-ot --~ '· PropoaiUott t conllltt,.. lht _.
panlaan loll of ,nvtslon.
4. 11 will bolp mab lht ~
clearer, moni .condlt, and more
wortUit .
AROllMEN'!S AGAINST:
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'l'be U.S. Cctltltils'lnn llu nctntb'-
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THE PROPOSAL
ProPoSition 8 describes broadly pollu·
lion control facilities. Ind authorl!el the
Legislature lo exempt any of )hem from
property taxes. 11 abo requires thal tbe
Legislature pay to cities. countJe.s and
llpeCia1 districts (including lcboola) tbe
money Ibey would lose due lo U-ex·
emptions. --
AllGUMEN'l'S FOR:
I. Companlea who are forcecl.ill bulld
pollution control lacilllies for the pabllc's
benefit should not have to pay taxes on
tbem.
2. Pollutlon control facilities are an ad-
ded coot lo indualry, and do nol add lo
tbe quantity or qualily of the product.
3. Property ownen, IJcbool districts,
cities and counues would not kJle mmey,
since the llAle will nimburle them !or
.....,... !oitl.proucll tbe In esem~
4. lndOolrJ would -.. -lo put In polhillon control laclllt!,. faster.
AllGIJMENTS AGAINST:
I. l'n>poslUon I will give a tu lJfUk lo
bullness intertlts w6o are -ev~ now
pollullng the environment.
I. Propooillon I wiD IUblldbe lbooe
wbo aro required by law lo ~ pollu-
Uon c:aitrol IWldardl.
3. Tbe Propooition la ao looaely worded
that tllUa1 Items ~ carpeta, loilell, and
air condJllonen CID be Jncloded U pollu-
lioo control raclll\Ieo.
4, -lmencboa\ will ... oct ... Jn.
ceutlft .. bult11 •1 ... iadula'r to delD
up l1te .. .-t.
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Sil., la & DMllial coftil-Jt tO wiste time; I refer lo tbe dellnilli>n
Vic's: "Pm, llred. l'l!I ~ tfred7. ol "Nudity" 00 Pag~;a. in the pro-
of Ibo. -tbat ~ 1~ ,J poeilion (18) thal pUljJOrts lo protect
are doing ~.ctjlbing •• can )o see us from obscenity. fiirs!t stull! · ·
tb&I ~\Iola. lo ~'je ,fbe ~ • , .•. -
for. Ted In. 'Tl. Yesta'cfay' I wAl In SUPREME COURT Justice Wm. Muslt~oo, thlJ morning l"nJ here, Ibis' Rebnquisl, q~ by an ,Eofth
.afternoon I'm' in ~teca ~tonight News repoittr""aOOut such anti.-
I'm in Stoc:ttGa -does that llOUD!!I Uke pornography proposals' as Prop. 18,
I'll> ndt '\Jonlog fiJr McGo""1T If I sighed "'lllere is 00 ... 1 of laws more
ilidn'l .... t lo ~P bim I'd be back screwed up -uh, make lhat oon-
home in France, workfug on my novel. fused." ,
By llie \fay, I'm not takJng any salary And whl" l!M "l!effulll_~ainsl
from McGovern. 'lbat'a ao . whm he Prop. 17" ·'"'-'~strips! Becilife "8• 6/e'. l abQu)d ,.· 1o Omaha I CID ,. ev•ry lime ,u..e was • gas cbambet
1ell b1iD lo fii lo bell" ..•. ~ eiecution at San Qnentin, ~·or ~ s1111snc: "~, pen:en1 could seagulls died w, the updraft of cyanide
win ii. Don1 'forgel1 ScbmilZ wW take. fumes from the cbimney.
tllree peroent ol llie' vote aw1y from ·
Ni%00." ' . ON CIL t,.Mel Wax asked John CoJ>.
" FlllliJJ>iAN .up of Ibo -t:, The.
lalelt "'l>eat"Fello..' American" letter
' plldl'from the'mysleriouo ~ H ..
Stana reads, on page ~. ''.Your
CO!)lribljllon will help us wry ,the ru1
story of Mr. Ntion.11.lut Wur ·yean,in
office lo rnllliom of .unde<;l<ll!I VOi,~:·
-and you did mean to uy Mr. Nix·
on's '·'first four <yeart in office," didn't
you, Maury? Maury?
HAVING NBVER read ii before,
Bob Btady wea aslonlsbed ,last-.. eek
lo find that tile villain In Ernest
GaM's 1953 clasalc, .. '11»-Higb and the
Mighty," is ~med Humphrey Agnew,
whose unfaithful wife is ~· After
spending unlold time· and -· I finally tracked Author G-·io bi! lair·
al Friday Harbor, and aJ k e d:
0 Wbere'd you get those names?" "Off
tile bottom of my beid," be replied.
PORNO NOTB: '!be slate handbook
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nally, th& reitegade •Democ:rlit: "Wby
is Nil<on ·.Gc>q • · .. poorly l n
Califorilla1°. Te::Ae ·JOhn, after eome
lbougbt: "Well;·of C<lll'le, a lot of peo-
ple around here know him very well.''
· llEADLJ!iE: "RiJIQn SoCiety Bliclcs
Nil«>n.""Bill'Sideli lrciro lbe sid~llnq :
"And ""10l'k'Ute"Rlpp\t 'Socle\Y going
to do?" Siderl, ,tJI th.e' w~~y:_ ..• qui~ the wit. For inStance:)le1d the US.
USSR partnor~p in 'Iii ·space veo-
tures aS "Pi ired Planf!thood". . .
Mucb more curmlldgeon-lik~-·ts W. K.
Hathaway of Santa Clar.Ii, who wins
our Meanest Bumpe(' Strip Contest for
thi9 week with "NiJon ·Finds His Own
Truffles." ¥rr Hathaway would also
"lib· to spread the rumor that Melvin
Laird openda -of b1J llme. lrying to get b1a eyes apart" ... .Mt:, ~ get a
few iauglls at cocktail parties by cban-
ting the Nu:on: theme, "Four More
Years," to .die twae ol . "'111e Volga
Boatman.'' '
amount,$50.millionwuappl'Oftdbythe "· CoostituUon by adding the word
tw&-tbirds-v,ate, tbe rest.4isappnwect. Of· ~ "privacy" to the list of inalienable rights
the rest, only '50 million got Jess tban • ., already listed there.;
majority vote. Bond issues worth $J56o • '\
million received between (l(l&baU and ARGUMENTS FORS-,~ .,
two-thirds of the vote. 1. Computerizecf, monitoring is
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~tening tbe private liV!?S of the mE PROPOSAL citizens. The writers of our Constitution '
Proposition 9 proposes lhal bond issues didn't dream .of the lechQqlollY w\tlcb ,
for the purpose of repairtQg, recon.muct.. per;quta a new invasion of oµr pnvacy.
ing, or replacing unsafe ICbool buildings z. ~ are not now any effective .
could be approved by a majorlt;y of thoae restraintl 00 the' irifohnaUon-oollectlng 1
voting, iMtead of a hfo.tbirds vote. Bond activiµ~ of a:overnmepr apd1business. .1!
issues for any other purpose would s1W 3. Unnec.uary and often IDcorrecl and
require a lw<>lbirds vole. mallCious lnlormallon, ii ptbered about
AllGVMENTS FOR: people wilboul their j)onolalop or
r. Proposition , la neoee11ry ln·provide !cnowll'dle, ,iuid,they can't get lo it even
·-· acltool lo ~~ 11. ' . . ' ~~~ety of nearly .-.million 4: '!'lie right ·10 privacy ,js the,rlgbt lo
2. Aboul 10 pereeol of all bond laues in be left alone. Tbis proposlUoo Will pro-,,
the state lo replace unsafe llCboo!s _, a vtde the bull for protecting that right. ... s. Propqsillm_ ll. -nol> ~ the lwl><hirda vole: 'Ninety pen:enl lot '11 collectlop .. of loforJna!loo'·ne_ceelaO'' for
least a simple mojority, Onl,y·IO percent the efflqaif operation o1·, government
did not get even a majority vote. agencies; it Ol;lly prevents collecting and
3. Because of the two-thirds vole, stoc:kpUing unnecesaary and uolrue data. school cbllctren ill many .dlstrlcts are
already on double oesslOll8. More will be ARGUMENTs AGAINST:
rorced into such crowded conditions as 1. Federal 8Dd state Constitutions
achoo! bulldillp are abandoned. already adequately protect the rigbl lo "
ARGllMEN'l'S AG"-· privacy. . · t -~· • 2. Stale Jaws no\f prevent lbe 1. ScbooI.l•md """" ore paid back out disclooure , ol ~ or medical tn. '
of local property tu:es. Thia ameodmant fonnatlon, ai1d iDformatiOii wblcb is the '
will force them blcber. result of po11ce.act1an. ·
:i. Tber< are other .......,. of maoey 1. Approval iii Propoailioo u could pre-~
for lbia -. 8lite loin fundl will vent our weUare 'i"'l'l¥ from finding ,
lake care ol 16 -1 ol the ~-out the Income' 0( apPll<ents, l<adin8 lo
meol of umafe buUdlttp. fraud and CO?lllPllOn. '
s. AA fundl a1rwdy allocated for llale 4. Our gover\m:enl· agenclea, In Order
loans become -..t; a11em111 ... lo lo do their jo\11. must be able lo co1lect '
tba properly 1A1 llltould be llOU!lbl. and lilore datli on'-le. -
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THE PROPORAL •
Propooltlon 10 would -tbe blind
veteran po-ty IA& aomodon Imm
15.000 lo $10,000, lo lllllelt !lie _.
... ese!lllllloo far ~im:"'-.. -1111 pi .... 17 aedluya
IO)' other . Jl"GllOrt1 far• I lane, the ft·
emption will be aDowod ...... --erty.
.lRGUMElll'S FOB:
I. Propoaition ltw.111 cM the ....
exempliooo !or llllod -11 !or
paraplegjc -
I. Tbe coat will ba vetf low, -IO few .. ....., '!tJI ~ rr.a. the blind
emnpllono.
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privacy as one of the tight.I of the , ~
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~II!-. tor the llilnd .-.., wtio,,., 1o -. ·• "" lllllll ~ .P11 • ~ -..., be.-..i -......, t11e Jiwlill
1oo1 ., -... 111i .... ...;;; .1 ,,_,, .. -. ... .,.rmtttec1 I ...... 1n .. eo1 ~ u. •;111"i11Jn. • • illi:mt o1 the -Jl•'t.:.'1* """ ·. • . •
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• ~lherM?)f P r Wllll ldll pr/ to~-~;: .. · ~'0 AllmlllllN!'I ' • • , 1emp.ru, -ore e,......; •
... •~AheY .... ,...... AlllM.llliiiml ro&• 7 L OUr .. ~ oportta. under a -THE PROPOSAL • ' • Coeatal CouerHt&ett
of -illU.t have ~...a 1~ no lajlds'me boo riued 1o pro-~ ol checb lllid bol-. Tbll '!be talliatl•e .....,.,. the redffmJng
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to · ' duce II& 1*m, '·' • wn ethnl-eotlnly t h e 10c111 Importance tes1 Md defines con-THE PROPOSAL
AJialJMINT!i l'OR• • •; , ~;:,.:: ,:pen'[il ~u:;~ ~·~:: =.~ ~ ~~~: ·~~ er:: :::~~t~st!'l ~ = -''bulfnl" In Cilllarala. a. Tbe law llq, lnlllativ. -to repeal provides 1 coa1truc1tve
altamUve to apondlc ...i action. ~. Velerana Who have loot 1lolti arms. ~-~ beYood ,_.. of veto ..... tl!fl )l!lltltG·ol the l'IJere ·lhe oC!lvlty ~ wllbin a ml.Yion and six regloaal oouU1 --. or I"!' ann and • i.e. or tllelr ldPt and i1ex -11tate hudiet. •.. 1o.mlle rldlus In an unincorporated area. oommlslloos In deve1op a ~. , alljo'an ann and It.,. he .. tbelr eun!Oc ,,.,-"-·• -~·'d I f capacity reducedi'Tbll ...-ltioo helpa llmlll • Ill( ay to pt wtlng relld. Z. OUr COMl!tu--tyllem ~ nol It adds three chapters to the Penal p an or the halanced use. _._,
S; ti,. flnt portion, of the lnttlatlve
--Seciloa !llllt.1 to "'" Ecfuea.
lloo Code, ---~ ""' already -declared unconatltutloaal,. un1n!JDOU1iy, by the U.S. Supnme Court.
,...._ by-'•-'-• ·~-~--4. ,aiW, ..mnt..1 and ~ di5t11cll be eroded bee&""" ooe group does not Code declaring obscene certain oUenses protecttoo, restoratlco and eohencoment
...... ·--~ propOrl)I ""!"'· heve loa!: JNn lo liialrf lbO'adjusln\elll ._ with the rtlU!ta of the democratic dealing with nudity , obsceoities, and..,., of the California coestol ICllO. '11111 lo Ibo ._L,. nie:n:!·': ~!~ ;t':u:: 5. """-will take over K,12 flnanc. procou., . .. ueJ conduct. For adullx U-might be land '!I'd waler area of Calllarn!a from
•...-. ,._ "' • Ing .,.. .. lbovo tbe Pc'Ocoedl of a 3. Oollectt~ barplning ·for public In live pictures, llOO'j)hotograpblc Images, lhe Or<aon to the Mexican honltt u far
tbemaelv.. as -~ IDOlllliers ol -~ , ... of tz.oo ~ school • ..,..,.... not he frwen 1n1o the . or written or recorded. materlals. For out to -u tbe outu lllnlt of .the llllte '1.et.fli... vetenllll are u dJaebled u ~ A:. ..... o1 1825 per Coo•llllllon. U IUCh a l)'ltem la ,.,.. mlnon (tbooe under 18 yean) tbe jw1adlctlon and as far iDland 11 the 22
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one wbo bu loll -lep and lllould 1et a..,. ~ .._..... will ,.... us Yldlll, • llllou1d be fn alatulary law where cai.gortes are more utensive. highest elevalloo of the -coulal
---..-u " · 11111' be made.. -talion ol movies, slides or live aho!iw and San Diec• Countleo. Ibo --p-.r..•er
tbe ··-••• -.-""'-•, °Mfi In ed!alloo. A coot.of-II -be mare• taaily changed wben '!be Initiative makes illegal tbe .,._. mountain ranga In Lao Anplol, Onop
AllGIJllBHr8 AGAIN!lro I I. if~ Clllll of welfare llld t. ---"'the coaten! ol visJble from pohUc llreell or bi~ darJof the.-U-wtllllolbeldl!illl ~ A1tt "tilcr1 ,;~ 'In .;...1'4... Iii-~ llio. ~ eoali bonle by die -,fa Doi typical ol c:olleetive or 311f other place vialble to mlnon, Jf It elevalloo of the ntare11 .-.i ....ntaJn THE smJA110H ,. cJ...,JJ.ie ~ oo U. ~of tllO tu~. _.., .. .._,,.Iii: wUl'bo ...i-blqalnlni' ·l{l'OO•...U.. _.ur. It depicts nudity or certain ldnds of .....al nnce or five m1lel ,,_ tbe -· ~ fer .,.,,......, ot fllln ~·en.. ' · · • lot~."."....-•lli>Os. lll:e, poUoe aboWcl DOI 1111'11 lo llato puliUc ...ice. conduct. ' whlclt ... r Is....,, labor, marted by -. -·• ..i ~ .. . . . ' ' ~~Wm ~I ~y. ' 16 and~u;!~J.::::11~..::.u:·r: pe<w:" att~=:"theact ~ =":i =-~ ~.-. 1
1· 3· ' · R<:p!erl tnAy' ~ ~ the ' regulate such meterials and condid The of atai. jurbdlcllon and l.000 yanls qrlc:Wture. Agrtculture 11 DOI OD-= '·• ownen:;rill not liaw • 'lllDo. ·' · dlstf!ct attorney could seek an !njunctlon landward from mean high tide line. Tbe the National Labor Relat!aaa Ml,
• 8. ,-will. bmelll. Colla r, to prevent the showing or sale of obscene regional ~ may uclude from contn>ls collectlve l>uplnllc In Gllltr D-
, • • '.. . . " will mtniase.!ti'compeUtjyeJiotllloo, and B'-•-· Patrol Pew rruolt.r before·tt Is shown or sold. 1he pennlt erea 1onc1 already cre..loped -... Work-'• ·c.., · ·· wW eljilbjl emf>!oymeot ~. · .,, ARGUMENTS FOR ' aod stabil!7.ed for urban uaes. Beaches. '!be periahah!e nature of farm"""'*·
THE SITUATION·' ~ • "" 9. TU. ia:te limits will'force fCODOD1Y THB PROPOSAL I. Vagueness of language in Uie present tidal and submerged lands and Iota im-and their leUOnl.lity make aericu1Dn
..:..._ n..-.-..:..ulion ~Ides for -~t and' efficiency at the locll government 'Ibe initiltlve would amend the law works a •-~'hip 00 merdlan•-and mediately next to beaches or the high different from moat other large in-·~ '-"'llM..I\ .--· _, ..... ., Jev~ · \. IMLI~ .. Ude line cannot be aduded dUltriea. The wort force it ai.o tee••'
or accidental dealh benefit• by the 10. • Piacbig' these provlsiona in tne ~s!'rotionto ~= ~ 1:~ =~ prosecution alike. Between February 1, im: and the 91st The year-rotmd farm wort force ii about
employer to dependenta..ol w<rlanen, !n CaQslltution wm protect them from, uaJJ the ··•·-levels of' all police and .. ..'.:._~\i,!~rni.:.,.a1a1 wlm~~t~ .. ~ day after the end ol the~ .... ton 86,000. cornpored to u maey u . IOO,QOll case the workman dli!l <k19·to <'ODilttlool -•'··~. n Y _, · '~"-~ ..... ~ ~· g of tbe 1971 • ~-•·ture, t wW worten al~ hamol Umo In Al'lllat t •·no 1t··~·~·-illes '";("• deputy sheriffs In eech city and OO!Rlty In too lax. No ma"'"ty opinion of the U.S. ...,...... and ._._ a wor.. WeYer, •~ -u-,.,, tocal pvemmenta wW no longer be the state and then. to adjust the salaries ,... take place In the permit area under -..--• ·
wilbout·dependent.s or heirs, no pii9lslGoi able to uee lease hacl; or joint veoture p uniformed Supreme Court require> it. permit proced.,.. oi the local ftglona1 In the dflr)ules over the 1111 few ,....,
is made lot the payment of Ibo ~-· .............. ta lo pay !Or capital projectS · of caillomta ~ay atol -· 3. Broad defenses within the meuure commlssion, the -Jiave tried to pill far film
The beneflla go lo no one, In rir lo avoid hood lssties or to get -1.at t..sl. to the top of the nnge protect worn ol art and, other matter The Stai. Commt..!lcijl wW P"Jlll9 and -the -rtpta ud ~
There ts now a state fund in CaHlomia, aroond, delea\ed bood Issues. found. In • -with similar duttes. which Is oot -..e. Aa It ......,.... adopt 1 coastal .,.. plan~ 1, held by -In adlOr IDclDltr1eo. 'l'be lhe subsequent Injury fund, which pays 'lbooe adjustments must become part ol adults, the measuno Is directed Ollly at !975 and farm _,, wont oollectiYe .,...._
worker> the btl•,... of their dlaahlllly AJIGVMENTS AGAINST' tbe !llale budaet -atartlng with hardcore pornography. • . sulmlt It lo tbe -~ to the ,,.._.i
pay"!eJlla willch •are .11111,~., by. tbe • .1. tu rate limits do not guarantee ltscal year lflS.74, and eould be ~the 4. Because there b now no means lar ARGUMENTS FOR• lnduatry lild tlO porlabol>le Cl'OllL
· ~a-·-llieJil'tlul · ~'IU ~.'!'be.......,. may ., .. -.. r~"by•ho>thinla-w slopping obscene materiala before lhetr I. An effective plan lor ..._lion Orpnilod labor, thnJulll United
for a second !II( fDDowllic ilme. Tbe sU1J raise the e-...i YaluatiOn al prop-Legi&lature. This llllte must be Wied In-dlwmlnaticn, much damage 11 dCllle and use of cur valoa!Jle coottlfne wW Fonnw<inln, An.. nl ,,_., hll
mooey for thia \lome8 lnlit lh!' llate erty. ~ . dtviduelly and not u a part ol the whole before the law can act: , enhance property valuell lcr many miles -""'f --with ~
general luml.. < ' '· ... ~. ·" 2.<Jiles .IUM wW pup 4D per<:onl, alate budget. 5. No mechanism e<lsta for a1lowlni Inland, U we fail to act now the "cream ....,..., About JO percent of Iona
THE PBOPosAL otllet' cOnsmner taus a! nmch u ·.100 ARGVMENT8 FOR• local commuaity control of f>C"DOlrlllbY. will be skimmed oil" by a relltlvely -.,. ,.,.. covered by llDlon ...,. ~Ilion 13 ProPoies that In cases pen:en~ 'but there wW il1ll be a Menue 1. Becalll!! of present lnequ8Jity In ARGUMENTS AGAINST' small group. tract.
where Uie worker bU llO de_,,_•ll or J•P ol 13'12smtlllGn In re•.....-below wflat 118larles, lncreuill& number ol CHP .of, I. The ~moo won Id •-2. Tbe public bu a.-to Ollly about THE PROl'(JSAL
" ',........ · is now roqulnd leers le = I belle )'Inc 1 ·--~ ......,.... 300 miles of California'• mio•llne, yet lbe . legal heirs the accldotltal de&\!! ~Ota 3, H<Xneownen wW ·n ~ t really. gain f are ' a · or r pa P"'1 , censorship oo booiu, oowspapen, n\olion population of the atai. -tlnues to -. Tbll lnJtlaUve -Ille formation
...... workmen'• com-....._ ~™ he · ' tloos In other ""agende!. '!be qua lly pictures, sculpture, -· U•••, r.cords ~--of an •-'-"tural Labor P·•·•-0-~ .,;id' !rito 'the ~~be·,::-b,j;yf · -~t· ~"':. =:::; ~-as of cadets being ....Wied b d...-easlng. and all rcrms ol dlslributi~ including ,.!a 1::1.J~e= ::."::. ~ , to ~ collectJ~~
These fwxls are to . -.. or pa,,~, 4 Ren~"~ve nolllm'g in tu relief CHP· salaries must be compeUUTe to libraries. severe pressure to accept an Y between farm employers and farm
of . .-compeosa!lqn lar teCOlld and • .,...._ 1181 and ' maintain departmeot hlorale and to at, %. It would give power to government development. This ...Wla In .....__, employea. It aeta up cortaln unlawful !·"owing Injuries tie..._, the flnanclal but must pay ._... es .......,,... tract the bigbe8t level of candidates. ll'cial to · books ..--~ ~-and .. ~•-•-~ ~..._ -~
Ifubillty ol slogle ~ tues. Meny r<nlers are low and 2. Many other law enforcement ege11s ::.:lion 'pi: wllboui ';,"="~.';'. development .Ji"' affects the entire ~w-"(·-~-;::
a · moderate -lanilllei. ~-m· California pay ........ llalarles ....i. f , 1 ..,_ ) .............
ARGUMENTS FORo 5. .The main benefldariet of this tt;;, the CUP receives, e;;;Ui the ,.., "';'!. The propooltlcn repeals the Pl!> 4. ~by J:~_!! bylhe:plan la · .:!/i .:.:,'".::, ;;d°'e\,,:..._
'L Prvposilioil U, Jf ))Uled, would scheme..., larger landowners, centsalarylncrease,.· , ledion now ·•ven _.__, worb of prov pu -.... -ey1111ployencrmw111W1.Aloo
permit payment of addllloaal G!jury -withs large property boldlnp, 3. This measure pnmdes needed salaey .. .......,.._. ('OIM!I-mode up hall ol unlawful -tbe -of _.. -
-•·•-·· 1o be funded -.,....__.a In-aod real estate Interests. eq-•u. ~~· ID •--·-· In •··es to art and literature by ,.pealing JatJgMp local JIO"ernmenl olflclala and hall of (lib "'-'--·~-") 1n5-~. rather than i;"the ~general t : PUbliC llCbools wW sufltt. The level tbe 'cl~"'7 ~The~ motor protecting matter of redeeming IOclll pul>lle repr8enlaU-mote=,.,:,. "b.,..a.; r;j
ftilil. ~ " , of fundlng-Jrill"be lower than now P"" vehicle fund provides enough mooey to ~ Repeal of this faa&uage by 5. Tbe permit ,_-• ..i pobllc ,..l:en ,_ -·-·. a. D wW pro I eel·~ rtgbtl vided. •Stlperlor -· llaaada(-pro-llnaace this pn>-1 and sUl1 have • another lnttlative proposal was rejected bearlnp provide a -~ lar .,
under wor-'• --lloo posais are now before the Leglalature. surpln& by the -le In 1861. ensurlne acceptable d a • e.l o pm •a I • 4:0:::.i~tkml pleDl'Y Ille
3• It will guenmteO llCUDd financing ol 7. ·Community calleges will auffer, 4, It would · five cities and <OIDltles Buildlafl wW not bo. balled """"' LlleClllll...o..s .,.tij; for
"suboequent Injury dlsatillties." since no f!!ndlng Is guaranteed, ARGUMENTS AGAINST' power to create even broader Cft1Jor1111p pennit period, but llld-· """''" :: abop~ .P s
s: JnSurance.compaates may,recelve a -1. 'lbll -ad<fo to the OC!llinuing laws."-: •e•-••=::-o1 -mm' unity._stan-wWwor•~ ou""'t venlell ~-.!llJ..PJ,µ7~,, _11 :, condluaOo lar ,· ... oi ,11..; ARGUMENTS AGAINST• windfall tu reductloa ol ll~mllllon il -In the -of JIO"emment by r.. •= u• wuuon ~ -
None, ·.. -"""" lheJ'·are aot" reQUire4 lni pay'_. qulrinC that each year tbe p.._.i state danls would have the effect of deny~ &. !.'.~.~~ .. ~pro} ~l'!:.,m.J..o':i!t" =-= ,,. , <• • , prenitlm·lu:"in"llddltio6'to cdrporatei». • iludflt>mlist_vlde_ fCf,stale traf, adults ia..'""11 d~ Ille rjght !'l ™4 or ect ww -.... ~., 1 ,.-for ••-Jn·-"~ , __ 14 ~ 'die
come. -· . " . c =~· '• . ·~ " ARGUMENTS AGAINST' (X'OVioul 30 cWadar daya, and fer ID)' 14 · •-, t.'' • n 1~.11111---~~.~ -view nultter fi'ee. 10 avallabl,e etseW&ere. Wll:\' YUi""' -..ws
' m~~~~T,arc1 ":f'~~~c= m';./ :!:' :i.:,gl~1af.°!~~~ 19 I. The act would ...Wt to Iola ol local lanner for 100 daya in~,_,
• lead to many law suit!. causes ·resentment among other groups control m local affain, and &ell dlilln and they can't have 1n a limilar
• • 10. Flmds for local mass transit. whicb of employes. This ........., .;ves special partlctpallon in plannlng. • tlactloa wtlhln 12 -A -nut •· z. '!be act does oot i:cno!dl!r the 1 .. ol wta Iha maJorllJ If -<1111 In the started in July 1!172, ,are ellmlnated. privileges lo a small hut villhle group of property la• heJe ~ the l'lllllllnl loll eledlon. ,..., er - -..., llio ., T-atfo11
TIIE smJA110N .
Over the past 10 yean, the Leclslatw;e
l)a.s coOsldered maey btlls for con>s
prebe.iislve tu reform, bot bu pwed
nooe. to 11161, the Watsoo lnlttatlve was
placed Oil the hallol, esaeatiall1, lhJltlng
the local Property tu hunlen 'lo alate ~ tues, It dld not opectly the
-ol ...... e to replace tbe -erty tax. The present brlUatlve meuura
ls a revised 'venlon.
TIIE PROPOSAL
Proposilloo 14 amends the c.mtitntlon
to limit lo(8I proper!)' tax ralei, placel
respo6afbfilty for tioaadna wellare
(In~ med~) Jl"otlraw and
schools upoo tbe stile; a >requlrel the
state to uWi:.e non-property toes lo ~
lain the mooey to support these pro-
gl.ms. ' The total local property laxes would ~
llmiled by this propoollion' to 11.75 per'
$100 market value (f7 per $100 1ae11ed
value). cm .. would ... Umlted to #.00.
counu.. to 12.00, llChiioll. to 'IZ.oo, later,
county special dlltrtcll to 111.50, apeda1
dlstilcls wi!l>ln a couatJ to IO.IO. An ad-
dtlloo, lllailed to 11.00 per l100 1-..1
Yalue • -d be permHled IDr dellt le(Vi~ of debta lo force at &be. Cffedtve
date. ' The atate ...wd· also apportion to each
County fundl to hilni the -In all
ochool diatricll to -per P'IJll!, (lt-12). 'rbis Could tie chan,..t by Ill Wte ol lbe
Lectalature and ..... yearly -lbr lncreues to the OOll ol llvfng. ~
munlty colle(es would be ,f\mdod eatlioly
by the atai.. • . 'ltie atate would be )lrOl!lblled boilt lev·
yllra. Iii-ProPert1 tu, e<..pl to .
pay debts wflm the Cllll!Ofler oertUles DO
other ........, to be aftllable.
To provide luadl, the alate -Ii> crease tbe Ales tu ,,_ ~75 ~ to
• perceat. to wblcb •WlM idded the
local aal<s tax of I peft8ll. '1111 pr,.&
·~-to local .... -.,¥•
of 1· J!dPlil ol tbe -.... ta ,...
.... lniolltJlili--..... --. ____ ,It .......
lnam1d -7 -to If -,..
pact. --......... 8'lrite wWd be lncre•ed Ire .. to ....
~.:~...., ..... --;::"'; .. 115iiiif, 1211 ·bo -. l"D z''••*'" income tu woald bl .... ltd ,,.. , ..
!:"!.'°~.::..at UI ~of-p; H......, ....
bedlolpd1t..-tluiJi1 I SIU' iDoDIDll taw .... bl Jlcnsszd
,_ tL1 ,._ lo U ...... A =-= ::..:,,:,n-... "'=:. lndioL·Tbe ~ .... '*"* lot -1 ol lllt .......... ....
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THE smJA'l'ION
Salary ·~ and benelill for
state employes (hacluding University and
State Calleties) are recommmded lo the
Govenlor.liy Ibo atate Penonael Board,
tho. J: •5 .. ti the Uaivonlty of
~ """'"" Board ofs Trustees of the State Ualverslty and College System.
State policy direcll that In setting salaey
and benefit adjustmenla, consideration
sbould be given to prevailing 118larles aod
benefits In other public employment and
private industry. For the past two years
(three years for ll1iftl"lity and state col-
lege facullies), recommendations for in-
creases have been · removed from the
atate hudgel llld Jeclslallve attempta to
.. tmtate q,.m have been vetoed.
--of thia allnalloo It la claimed that alate enqiloye _.,, levell range
-10 _,i to 2$ _.below com-
parable Jo>1>o Jn prlnte Industry. fllhllc
employl!I In Califomla do DOI have the
ri&lit ID -~ -idop-
---lar eumple, In tbe Ca1llarala water Pr9ject;
THE PROP08AL
Propoollloo 11 wculd amend the
Coaatltutloo to require tbe atate -
Del 80ard, regeota • .,.tbeanl of -
lo determine perio!tlcaJ!y the avmige
.....,. levels of -~ poaltlool "' public and private employment, and to
make lbe reoutred ll8lary adjultmeilla.
Fundlal for these lldjultineDta -be
pla<e4 by tbe .. -without <Jiance
Into the -hudpL Salley~
oould .......... -aolJ by. -
tlllr* -~ .................. the
--..,.., 1lo pr-Wied -cbaMllll -.,.,., mt1 11lli .......... wauW ... ...,.we ..
coDectho 1111 ...... betnWA_llll -
llld ....... ......,. ..... bit ..... -•--* __.,.._..,,.. n ... -. -. ~n>ai
L-..... ·lbe int ~.J-1, U. =--! _,. ... ...... •'srill ill DlfTlltil ..
mmy .. -Ptllflc Ollilfu.WJll Iha-•
1. ftll Zs 8 PIP'tl ·1111& ... .... , ..................... . --"'""* ........ ..... ---·--=Ii ,.,.._._ -
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ltl"t19* ! II iliS W'olllt $01$ -. a. CillllJ ~-·=-••r • " 11•·~~·-....... -:1.. t t , •• =~''%" ....
employes. Marlfu-a of ,...,... to local ,..,.,_ !hi ba1lol; and a '."ao...,... dlalce -
3. This measure reduces a governor '• 3• Tbe permlt requ1mileDtl are too a-. '11la -If Ibo •11aa lo .. a
authority to act wilhia our constitutional TIIE SITIJA'110N hurdemm>e, '"" mt a de -a limo -Iha -W ti lllilpHu1
system of pver_,l califomla law aow muea u a felOllJ' to monltorium on development, and a ...,. wman lo DOI -"" U. Iha -1.r
4. Elected ollidala·llhculd decide qu... possess, cultivai., transport or sell marl· llscaUGn of private~. of -"'"""' m lllt -
lions of publte policy. Tbll measuno takes Juan&. Pma!IJ' tor being caupt PG"'"' 1. MaQJ public and prtnte prwJedt farm. V...4 1e• ,._ -u dlalce
thia rlcht away ,,_ tho Legi&lature and Ing marij1181)8 b J,10 years la atate will be del.,..i ,.. coalnlllod. AlnarlJ • of --· ... P' M nl -lor
governor. prism. Addi~ -bring hJper eOololJ -have cauaod ·tlla '*of proclicUr& """'*are Doi lllbjoct to.,...
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THE SITIJA'110N
In February 1972, the Calilomia
Supreme Court decllftd the death
penalty to be WlCOMiltulional, baled
upon the prohibition ln the state Constitu·
tion of aue1 or unusual punishment. It
held that the death penalty .... "cruel"
because so mllCb time elapsed between
the original ... -and llnally carrying ii oot. It also·held thal the death penalty
wu ''IDlUIUll " becau.e IO few aenteooel • • were binded down, and '°few eJealtkm
had takm place over the put 10 yean.
In Jille tm, the u. s. Supreme Court,
In • cmipks -· alto ,held lbat the death penalty wu coatrary to the federal
Coa•Untloo boaed OD die hapl>,aunl ny
In Wtilcb et; -'lY -lmj>ijled.
THE PROP08AL . .
Tbe lnlllaltve would' override the
Ca!Uomla SUpeeme Court by dedarln(
that the death pjllalty II not cruel or
-· ft ~ ttltiatate laws In effect
at Ibo Umo of tbe Ca1lfGmla -· It W1Jllld aot validate the death penalty In
Ila enllre\1 becl'ise of the U. S. Supmne
Coarl decilion, but IC moy allow 'tbe Im-
• poaltlaa of capital punilMlent under
~. maad&Dy provlllons.
AllOOllDITll POii•
L '11m claatll plDllly dolm potential
mmdelen. I.,,., ... ;iioallJ la I -actloo ··-·--ti-lib -ti CMrlal M I • ... 8lrbatl llltiaD. , .
.utal1MDl'lllMWNIT1
I. Tho 4illll ~ -not deter
---.. --ll•crima-.a.. ow••it"... m ,..._ wldlGut
...... ~ II ca
S: 'Illa --of -Ille ii ele-m m 1 t lit' tllt tallia& ol Ille by Iha llale.
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c••-wJawsftldz-.......,., .. _..,.._., ...... -... .,~
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pena!Ues. For flnt olfeaden, judgel :IOll,111 Jo>l>o lo tbe enllre llato. lectJw hlrsalmal.
may reduce the penalty to a mJsde. I . ..._. !lborta,.. wiD-.beca-To end a oollldlYe baa M• -
1'00&Q0r, with a maximum ol c:ne Jelr In of. cMilayw ln •ODOltructian ol_wmtlS'1 tr.ct, ettber smt1 in-. atw a ..,..
coonty jail. acconllng to the power pnoralin& pllnla. .-to tbe adlOr ml ....,,. lllrt
ciroumstances of the auie. Peaattles for Callfmula Coodllltlon Servtco. no ...,.
culllvalfoo, tr-laUon Md aJeo are tract wW ccmtlme In eflect allar die
much more severe. 21 temdnaUon notice for• dl7I •to tlll Tbere are now about eo.ooo arrests a eq>lratlon of lhe -. ,,_,. lo
year for marijuana in Clllfomla, most ol klnltt. No ltrike or kJckaul Clll oemr
them for poseessloo, Nearly 40 pen:ent of wttliln lhil period.
lirsl offenses are diamlued, but the .,, A••l9w-t of St .... ts ARGUMENl'S roll:
rest remains in the reconl. 1'HE smJATION t: Thil act will tlplll out, I• Iha flnl
THE PROPOSAL / Tbe U.S. &opreme QJurt bu held lhat lime In cau~ ... • thebet rtpta udf-
This Initiative propooes that no odult lhe equal protection c1 .... of the 14111 of labor ·--a r la
(18 0< over) '!Ill be pualshed criminally ---'"""· the -from .,.,ptoy<n. -llld unlooa. · for raising pr.paria( ~ or ,.___ I. Calllomta la Ibo -·· ._
........... ;...,.tjuaaa, ·--It ii for lllllnlalnlnl racially _ ....... -.....,.._ - -nl ....,.,_..,
bll --' -It -.Id DOI permit Tllo Callfarnla atp.,.. OJurt bu llaled, Ila Jll<lducta will Ill -at the_.,., Alo Lon~ _,_ .... Illa "Tbt i1Pt lo .. equal ~ ... ol tbe -:
• ....,... A --ud Ibo birmfltf C.1¢ncu • For.~~ ....... ~ ~~-... -tmarijuaaa ---t1-11aD..,.nthel--~ -•a•-.--~
-. -be..... tab ~···· • '""..., -pralod -.. -,.u. ...... ••.rn----... _ ..... -......... IM.lll-.-In •Mli•J 11111111as 1 It wc· n , _.
ARUVW•P rvaf -I -·-II ta. leClllDdMJ .. ,coa,
_,1:_!'!,pormlltq tbe ealtfntlritl' lot ~.,.: ... of.!!.~~~ 4, p, ........ *"'-• ;lt1• .. ........ -· ""'....,, ... -It ·-, ......... ~ .. ..----rtptto• .... nlllarplo-..V _,,,=~=.,.· Goo•Dir'11aa1A-*18111111wli!cb -....... -..... -= . -~ --... Jato.....,. In -pofidol of plo ~ ..... to •·•-b--olEdocatlaathetwaolo · '"'""4'1•-·.--·r · Nie or a the -ol ~ the,-..J .. Cade. Soc, -of the f.,,,,.. •.
I. Tbi laws wtJI --ol Edlicatloo Cade -blilbes the _..._ I. Tllo r1CIJt of 1mn -Uri lo ..... i-ol ti pooplo ol ID walb ,...., their lllloa 11 ....,._ by tlli'-
of l~e for tbe ...r. ,,.,.,.,. ti awl-~ .. ~ andaballethni:; ~..::I btllot, the tnldftlonaJ and cm11t1t•lnl
juana. A flnl llfwidai -pl I raudl U ,._ ht-la n7 ol boldtna m -10 years In -,,._. -·Sec. IOOI eata -lacton t . Wllb Ila .-tloo period, l'lcp•~
I. ---the doalilil of fw -.Stloo In pr8'0illfoC ot tlon D -IMI """""', ... llo lheODOila, ..... -.,dirlbnlll allith1' .. niclaJ ln<hal-In Jd>ll< --Iha-.--.....
the_..., lllUljuaiia ..,_, -; roqulm --lo s. P\11111 c.w .............. """ t ! •tndPfrc I p;tlnd&I erapl. -.
f<0t1r"'1 .....,_lha-..,it I =--..:=-~~=-~': 4llllVIOIHTI AllANT1 , Judll.••,... .. • ~1ntw , ... '•'=-1.Pllftt••••tb••._,,_., :--~==r=i: ... , 1 1, ... ,.,__ la ____ .........
tNlilimiom •• ..._ nm-.:. --· • aoloct "'*••,,•IL·• 1. a 1 •., ., a , , ,. M!lllh'I .... .., 1 ....., 1o -• • 111o1r ._.. 11 ""
_. ................. I U.•I la~(-1),wtldl-loll, ~ --• .,,_ ti :
n--~·-·---~~ ..... ~,-• ......,, .. I t1i.: .. ;'·· -=· AIQl'mna,1 ·... .....,,_..-...... -.--........ r ·~ .. i. --... u ..... .. ., 1111-, ~. -·"' .. j f>Oilod.
M1J f 1111 --. Ml 1 !d:..~"'*odto-a .. 11 Id• I. -lorp-atOllllllJ.i,a r: ·z:...---11 ''"'' • nta ___ ..,.Atlll !:.l':-:----· .. ..,,,., ..
s. 1= Mr., a q-:-.,. .. _....,.lllwll&bpiuw'dw.t • .,..":. =-~ ,=.r:
-.. -p .,, • -• • ... --ol t4miailoil • - -In .... I I .... .. ... -,.. .......... -. lalnorllntlll--~tahe ...... .,.. , .......
_.,__ .. . ..UaadMI. I.,,. .. ., ---• a. 11aiti---w11 -• '11111 ~fell• balloea. lac •1 llM .... I I I ill 7 , -ftp.A...,,.,.,__.,. Lnll•n owlll,._..U.JIPI -ta -11 • r c 'I llr ---·..--.... .,,.,..." .... _"'°* __ ----... -. ........ .. wtth lilllljaW. • -la .......... ,111 ..... ... blliilltl .,., -~ ll&atjUna-1j11jcl1llf'•al lamlf7""-t0k , r-:· &. M arr't ..... ~-II. 1. .... 11 ........... llllllpl Wlf' '"T1 I lir1 L No.drilll9rLMtlaa.,. ,_-U. met h lltllt !MI t. p;;s5 ttM ti..,. d,.. ta 1111,
AleMd•tlcwljl;IMlritw. '· -i..-.a l'"'i:Oli:li_._...... 1 I I t•t1&11t! I ·--=
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Siunme~·
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Good momln&. girl• •1111 •
to report cin. 'How Upont My
Summer Vacation," can tate
heart from the enmple of ,
Pre.sident Nixon. boys. I aid GOOD MORN·
ING. C&n you bear me? tf you
can't, it's because I'm burled
beneath a stack of mall that
·., reaches to the eelling .
Yes, the mailman was not
· • · only good to Uncle Un th~
· "~ week he was downright fan-
tastic. Of course it's all
• because of you. If you lladn't
.,. J""· drawn all those pictures o(
· • gbosll and goblin! and sent
them In. be ...Wd have had
nolltlag to 1111 his mlilblg
with. .. .•. . Bui II ls .lftlly a great feel-
ing to-that there are that
many -out theri . • .._. What certainly became evl-~ dtnt ls that Hal>oween is pro-
., bably the favorll• holiday of ~ the Orange Coast youth. I ~. received no fewer than 25 en-• ·, triu, just In the art contest ~ alone. ~ ~ And of l'OUJ'Se many of those
~ .drawings were accompenied by
:. { entries In the dther contests
~ too.
:: ..J: do want to point out that
' we have three winners this ~ week that we have never had ~ be:fore, or at lea!t not for quite
· ~: a Joai Hme. We allo are
fortunate to have entries this
-from -5-y"8l'Olch. lt'a Dice to know there's an ~
-In ftadlng at that age u well as with you 11-and 12·
year-olds.
I sbould·polnt out the length
and qualify of tbe poem for
lhitl ~· !.m't ~t gmt1 1bert . 1evet'll good ones
that · In, but It looked like
we hive a rut natural in our
midlt with thll week'• winner.
One of the most, famous and
talented of poet> of this c<n-
tury died lhitl week. Ena
Poond, who lllOlt of you pro-
bably have never heatd of,
died In Venk:e, l\alY· Well,
with tal«tt and Jlnailnatlon
........, up lllie II baa on our
Famlly Page today; H 1ppear1
that maybe the great artilts
and poets ol tbe world can be
t" weze aevenl good rlddleo. but thll me, quite
lllmple, bad me lsughlng
longer (I tbne them) than any
of them. I woo't tell you how
long I spent chuckling -
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* PRIZE 1l'INNER * Jackie Heier, 101 6431 Long Clrcle1 H~ntlngton Beach
Any child under 12 can enter Uncle Len's Contest. Here's all you
do : (l) draw picture on piece of plain. while paper Slh inches wide and
4 .Inches deep. Use black ink and make lines black. (2) Do not copy or
trace picture. It must be your own work. (3) Put your name, age and
address on back of drawing. Mail it to Uncle Len's Art Contest, 8o1
1560, DALLY PILOT, Coata Mesa. Entries must be received by noon on
Thursday for publication on the following Saturday. Winner will recelve
Kennedy half dollar.
Nb:~, campaigning for a
aecond term, hasn't been
assigned th11t type o f ~
homework. But be • h a 1
voJ~red a summer vac&-
Uon log of sorts to campaign
s talwarts from 11
Northeastern statea.
The President ventur,ed: into
vacation reminl.scences In ifu.
promptu remarka, l • r g e l y
neglected In the mar<h of
events, to GOP •campaign
lelden assembled recently at '
the estate of .New York Gov .
Nelson A. Rockefeller near Tarryton. .
"ANYONE who hu been a
candidate for public office,"
Nixon confessed, "or ali~e
who baa heard candidates,
knows thal the candidates
always try to find some way
to relate himself to the state in
which he happens to be can1-
paignlng."
Nixon added that ''it is in-
teresting to note that my wife
Pat and I have something in
common with each ot these
( 11) atates."
Ul"IT ........
Every l' ote Counts
Five . year -nld Judy Voelker. Bro'okfie!ci, Wis., wu mi5t¢hgly sent i letter
from the Committe fnr the !U!-election of the Preaident. She got back the two
cents she contributed along with .a letter from Ronald Elliott, deputy special
88sistant to the President. The commitee replied that lt couldn't eccept the
money.
~ FOi' one thing, be not<d, Ibey in Vermont," be resumod,
had lived five years in New "and we have not lived there.
wouldn't want the boss to sun as lt nears the h<lrlwn. paper -just u you did this Yort. Be(!lre ~.LL'Wicft 1-waa thinking, 'what do we ·
know how long I wun't work-But I have faith that you can week. were re.!ldenb of Marylind; have in common with Vermmt,
.tng! capture It.I feeling pretty well Some of thole scaries made and once lived in. Pennsylvania except that It ~ never dQne
I wonder bow many of you wtth jw:t black pencil on white me shudder! when the President :was a anftbing but vote Republican?
Gondwanaland Seen
At Ocean's Bott.om have noticed Jatay h 0 w World War D JijiVal ~teer. . jani:I ·we ~ve ~· our gtrll
beautiful the s~t.s have uso much for states we Uve -...:•.•-·--"p.ln enn. ont." ·
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,I t (',/ ll·-• In '"· ·-•~-, LA JOLLA . (on) ·-Ji .·· . · ',,_ -~•~•·••down beenlntbee'flOtlng.ForU-.-----' ,,= ,"l'ld·-coqiljd• f Nlximwaswrong-onone = -.,..--.... ofyoufortunateetlOUlbtollve aro. ,:I Orner Jn .~dlUot!.•We ,llaye lheoe .-count· Verm<>nt went research ship bas dug ~il', In tbe ... ocoan," the near the beach, It's a real ·thtngi lo relate to W;;..,.. · evidence thal the lndl.:il apot,sman ~d.
I t t tch th t fl ball S JOKES My wile's father bo~m· 1n' Democra~c ln . the 195 4 Ocean is at least 105 mllllon A-....t1 .. jf to" tbe ,. __ ,r:!tow~ ::er the ~.t!?' RIDDLE and ConnectJcut." Nix:u'then laun-Presidential elechon. votlng 2 years old, scientllts bere say. ' ~·;;: t tnen ~~
lM event! you're inland . Chfd inti> a reCltal·about sum-tot for Lyndon 8· Johnson. A spokerman for Scripps wao8Iand, b.roke apwt
you probably have wJtnes.sed mer vacations: . : "I ~VE mis$ed Rhode Institution of Oceanography 150 to 200 milllon years ago
some of the gorgeous fall ''WE HAVE vacationed in Island," said the GOP said this weet sctenU1ts and tbe piece.a ~\ed tO form
sunsets that have been ours * Bill: Did you hear the jump rope K ebunk d Ogun . . nominee. "I was in Rhode &board a Deep Sea Drilling the continent! of Africa, South thil year. And that i! the sub-joke? enn_ an quit in Jsiand for two monthS taking a Project ship off the west coast America, Australia and
ject of our contest for next ~ine. We have taken vaca-course so that I could get into of AustralJa hav~ recovered Antarctica and tbe su.bcontlent
Week. PRIZE Shirlie: No. ~ions •lsot ~to= of N:l'i the Navy as an officer in sediment from the ocean fklor of South Asia.
Poets aod artlsta have spent WINNER ~ill: Skip it. eraey, 1 . . g -".:World War If ... " this mnnth that Is belitved to Raelrolten oo tbe ship,
hours d e s c r i b i n g and the narvetoua beath area Moinents later Nixon ad· date from the earliest yean of now docked ln Australia after
_ ... i ......... i.-...1 i.... ........ '"·e cm w111. 11, 1•1 IMtl_ ... ~~ the_ re. We bave ,also taken .'~.· . . ' tbe T-..t•·-·n..... .i... _,,L .. ~1u ·~~-.. -~ ~·, ~ -·~ u~ ~an. u~ program's --..-on, suosell, .and It will be fun lo va<a~oos In lhe ~.te of · "Oh, I have left ooe atate "U tbe models Jll-"1, m llao'found tbe submerged .,..
see bow many different in-Delaware, at Rehoboth. oo.t. I have done -it quite the basla of: the continental malnl • of a volcanic island
terpretati.ooa Uncle Le n ' s L::==================:::'.J Then he paused for thought. deliberately. We have never drift theory, a r e correct. chain about 1,000 mUes west of
competitors can come up with. "We have never vacationed vacationed in New Hampshire. these sediments could be Austnl!a, the spokesman uid.
I want to see an entry from.--------------------, --------------------::-----,----------'--------each and every one of you who
sent in one this w e e k .
Unfortunately we cannot print
the magnificent colors of the
HALLOWEEN NIGHT
The night for Halloween at last!
It's hard tn Wllit for a year to pass.
Now goblins will hnwl!!
And black cats shall prowl
Witches will scream!
Just like a bad dream
Ghosts will haunt you
Tease and taunt you.
YOUR NEWS QUIZ
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PART I" NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL
Give ·1ouraelf 10 points for each correct
anawe.r.
1 In the national elections, about • • ? •• of the
Ir
... ,_ .. C1w ...... A.My.
Monsterschase people through the dark
Jack-o'-lanterns light just shines a spark
Fluttering above you way up in the sky.
A big black bat catches your eye.
senate wtll be elected.
1.-one--third
l>-OD ... h&lf
c·two-tblzdl
Match word clues With their corroipond-
ing pictilres or aymbola. 10 po1"'8 for
each cor,ect answer. •I• °'911' C... ... Plet, a.-.
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4etert U•e a ume?
Finl they called It tbe
Great American Deaert. Then
someone remembered that
South America also bu aome
dtserl!. So aura wu renamed
the • Great North American
Desert.
-tral Valley of Cal~oml1.
Somewhert 'bi Sota the r n
California it merges wlthi th'e
Mohave Desert -which may
be spelled !<lo Jave.
Some. say that the Mohave
covers 15,000 square miles,
others allow lt 25,000 square
miles. Its eastern boundary
merges with the larger Sonora
Desert. It stretches acrou the
southern part of Arizona and a
corner of New Mexico. And a
strip of the Sonora 11tretches
aoulh acl'OS5 the border Into
Dear, dear, I forgot the best part
The park is where we children start.
Children in costumes, brigbt and gay
But, costumes cah be dull, dull grey .
Flashligbts shining aro\IJ]d the park
Shining, shining througb the dark
And a surprise waits behind every door.
Candy! Candy! and oh, what's more!
Candy! Candy! And ob, what's more!
Oh , Halloween is so much fun!
Candy! Caramels! And bubble gum!
When Halloween's over. wait for next year
And Halloween will again be here!
" ktlff!Mof "''" *1111' -.. 0.-Wt. ,, '"" 019fto _, T ... r..u, ,,.,IM ""' Ille wr1111•111 "'" .. Wll 1!9rf' 1M .....,. c•t.11. Miii rivr "'""' or _.,.., II UllCll L.4ill,
fN lat, c..11 MIN, C.W. na.. Later they marked It on the
map and uw \hat it aprawla
over a verf large area. It
1eemed tenalble to 1lve names
to tbls part and tbat part,
depending on where they
were. Nowaday1, we have
names fer four bli -
.,... and -mtall -.
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Ohio II a lovel7 .,_ lllate
with mllea ol rich larmlandl
and --bllla auwcled wWt ~ People wllo live In
_. ~ plaoos tend to
tblnlt that our deoerll are
delolate wutols,odl whm nothlnl smn at all. They lm-actno It Is bore rvc:kl and
eOdleal sandy dunes.
True, we do have a few
plaeta like tbat. But these pat·
chea of true de1ert are very
small. Moat of \he Great
Nortb Amertean ilelert hu Ill
OW11 wild ptanll and Ill owu
wild pilNlfl.
We call It a dftct bocauoe ..i1J tt pta mly a lew In-
-ol ..m -yeer. -a clnJutllt lutl
-~ and delapll of rain am.. all at ..... The ... -. the ... _ plallll
and the ., -animlls
11>e Sonora's eastern boun·
duy merg., wttb I h e
Olihuahuan Desert. Thi.a one
touches tbe IOUtbealt comer
of Arizoila, llreldtes • .,....
aoutbem N.w Mnlco l1ld oa
lltto Texas. It llao ainadl
acroa tbe bonier Into l\laico.
The Sonora Delert Is named
for the Merlcan State of
Sonora. 1'le Mulcan atate of
aubuahul gave It• name to
our Chlhuahuan De9ert and
1llo lo the cute II t t I e
chihuahua dog.
'l1le Great Basin Deaert
apre1dl far lo tbe north. In
the Southwt.tt there are three
large stretches of desert with
names ol their own, the
Sonora, the Chlhuahuan and
the Mohave. You may mfu
the ·greenery , but th I &
IOUthwestem region Is a lov~ly
place, w h e r e multicolored
rockl spartle In the IUllalUe
..-an fOOl'l!IOUI blue illy.
Medical Cards
Available
-to -do ·-to ...... ~..a-,a-arid -. « Wall-card• llvtna tmild11.U..~ Blc Deler1 ls parental conteol for I b t
..... ""'"""'*'lltl'fp..U the .... ~ medical troatm<nt ft1 aJotis. tliniuter1tnnouf> of~ ali available et the
tllnl. :1• • ' Hun~. 11ten:omrmmu1
Peaplt wilo'llvi theri have JlollPIW. . .,
dur-t -for ll, ll>olllh 1'le "~I lo tnal" cards nObtld)'ir.eurt""""oot! an deljpH io .. 11m1n1t1 po1-~ endl ..llble dei.71 It!' admlnllterlng .. *"· The medical raid through prior
i " dllod the .J!iriiolal' """'"'-....... ·~~ ~1Li:c~~ 1 uA--:t:•~ """'rm.I B1'd.,tun~ h-. ....... J\ -Bold.
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ph,r' happilled on thlt grumpy gorlll&. He pleailed wilh the crutty critter IO give hbn • p, but the
old fellow was llubbom, and thu1 appears In bit
port.ratt u a supreme sourpuss. G111111111 .
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2 A Senator 1e"es a •• ? •• -yeal' term.
1.-2 b-4 c--6 -~·
S All or tbt 486 seata 1n tbo House or Reprea.,...
ta.tives are up for electio.u. True or !'Ille?
4 A RepresentaUve servel a •• ? •• -year term.
a-2 b-4 c-6
5 The Congreas that will u1emble tn January
will be the .... ? ••
a•87tb.
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PA~T II -WOllDS IN THE' NEWS
Tab ol polnta for each word that you can
match · with !ta correct meaning.
·, l •..•• ei.ctonte 1.-offl.01&11-no1elect
Prealdont
2 ..... mandate b-IUJll>Orl oho!m by >Ol-
s ..... plurallty
4' ••••• eleotora
5.. ... majorlty
er• throup elecUon
c-voter1
d-more than half of the
vote
e-wlnnina by le•• than
half of total TOI.el out
-l'AIT Ill • NAMES IN THE NEWS
Take a polnta for ........ tbat you can
corr•ctl:t match with the clue1.
l.,,..Beojamllt Spock a-Bootallat Labor Party
S ••••• Qu Hill
pre1identlal 9ur
dldate
b-Amerloan P1rt1
prealdentSal ou-
dldato
c•Soolallat Wol'ktrw
P & rt y •p.n.fdent1 ••
candldale
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Voters eo to polls on
•• ? •• forthenat10D&l
elf!Ct1ona.
2 .....
st&te wttli Ille tuieat
electoral vo~ 3..... . -·~ DemooraUo p~
Ual candidate Geo:p
McGovern "· .... The eleol<>ral -.otewlll
be cclunted on • • ? , .
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Rlchu<I Nl.xon,Repu!>-
Ucan prea1dent1al can ..
ell date
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Until lite -eat ~
porttmm•t, • • ? .... ·
had lite lupat eleo-
toral 'IOle
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GOP '10, preoldoittlai
oantlldata~~ .......
11 no oan.dldate te--
1 oelvu Jb• "!':17 or electoral 1 tbe
• • ? • • w1ll ohoooe the
Pre Ill dent
9' .....
Sargent Sbrl•er,DeJD..
. <10rat10 'rice p-ldell"
t!al caildldate
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Th• •• t •• o.bao1t1the
Vtoi Proet-, If 110
candidate noel-an
oleotonl :maJol117
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SENATE
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MMILY iilCUiiiOii QUBaoN •• d-Peopler !'lrty preal-BaYO Ibo oondtdatea'dimo & p>d job ofp-aotlol
denttal candldate tbe l11ue1 and lb.tr •I ... , ~ <6 •••• ~obn SChmttl
e·Communht"Putr-THIS WB'S 04AL!f~I , ,. ...... ,
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Fe~jnine i)f~e Be,ck
BJ LYND OUON . . ~ lllt rllor bachllor'1 degree ot Soro11 '1-CoUeil ID.Jlroorltllo,
N .. Y "llT -wide -of v.W.. !IJld
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--It ----tllna and dnanallc dJanCof In WnllJ Ute.
Jn IOIDe ~ ft bM led 1to divorce,
wlllli!, In otbera, It bu -i1ec1 In closer
relatlonshlps with hulboDd and chlldml.
'A~ to U'.S: !Allor Department
_,. atatiallca, 'lbe -ol women
.... $-SI who rolumed to -bu .-doubled ~ Ille l1lOlt recent
live-year period fi!I' ~ figures are
available. -It )nmUojl more than lenlold
.;,; in-a 11-y~,-;:o
' '· In 1111, tbO lllOll! nctml ,.... 16r w!llch
; I fllura ... -. ill,000 WOOien ~ • . .._, ... . · · • ·. • ~~ ~ ~ ID d Ed 'lbat compares
· 14 • • . t ' wttb 111,000. ID ltlf.-f7 A00 ID lll50. ' '.~· . ,,.... . i. "NO nGulUl!I:-·Au "a..uable for
' ~ ' "·~"'"" lt''liild ·•;but a'Labcr
• .. ' I •' ,l · • )~IPt'k-ntqlDltbebelleved Aquanus Natives ~variety r:r~~~k.mi liact to ' . . 'school emerged m ¥atervtews Oil sevet:al
college campuses Wmd the country. ••
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"TBE AVICBAGE WOMAN who 5ela
mairied 'al'.u wty,age li 'Umlted In her
lnlell«lual and emotional grQWtb. When
she -back-to tchool, the often ltarls cban&lni 'her ldeu, becomel more In-
dependent and wldall her .experiences.
1'lt can be Very painful ..xi can create
a strain on a marriaa:e. You're not the
'It -fie ..erw ... l•f•I etMI _.. eretlte Ii atr•I•
-• -rrl .. e. "'"'" _, tile ·-....... ,...r •u .. aur --r.JelL' .. ----------------------~~,,---..
• uJDe waiDan your hmhlnd married." eou-. el rollln>lDI W<>mell aay
moot tl them have ........,ging, sup-
porllV.• hnlbancll and that many develop
clooet lies with tlleir lamllles.
)Bul U a marriage II bad, the
'coumelon •agree, a woman ls usually
able lo accept the lact and end it. E d 0 • . 1• ' ~ Many ol llie ""'°"" are housewives Xu e' ph"1a'-iism with dimlnlshing home responsibililies Lllill who want to start on 0< complete college
· 'degree.a and embark on professional
StJNDAY
NOVEMBER 5
Qew viewpolrlt. Be recepti ve.
But It also Is oecesaary to be
analytical. Find reasons. Re-
careen.
others go back for intellectual stimula-
tion and seU-enrichment.
JJ]-tbe women interviewed saJd they
developed a greater sense of self-worth
and independence c.s a result of returning
to school. ·
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"COMING TO SCHOOL is lrightenlng
to these wopien," said Elit.abeth Min-·
nJch, director ot the Sarah Lawrence
Center for Contlouing Education, which
encourages older women to go back to
:YES on IS
By SYDNEY OMAlll\ ject llie "'perficial. Gemlnl
A-··""•• be • plays important role. 'I~ ~-CID gregal'IOUS · ·w ;elude aptmliin> wauv.. . ·LIIIRA ' (~ .. ;wci. 22):
ol lhis 'IOdlacal !liJ! lore often You ·can ......_.,uy collect
-o1-lmvln(-",..'«lt'' ---la-nqulnd.-Flno-lor
idE!os. But. ~. """'l'fS,, no . ~ of l(IOClal 'lift for n.U.,-.,!f<ior :~ .. w«t ~·one,:Jle· •'!Ill' ol an-
more'olten'll)an not • .Aq1larlus nlveraariet, UlllllUal-
~ ,.tth Ge In I n I , Mate amends for recent ~.; Libra iihd Saglttarfu.."Tbese sllgbl D l·p Io in a cy now
natives are draw~, but becomes y6\lr beat slly. the relat!qqtlil . rob-'• • !ems. "};cj~111"' .. l ·be SCORPIO !Oct1 :z3.Nov. %1): ~b· cautious · in .dealings· wlth You are able to discem true
.ti· ·Taurus and Scorpio.I Pisces is values. Key now is to have
O'l good Joi' Aquarlus in money confidence in your judgment.
tn area and ' Cancer can aid in Pbcet in4,ividual is involved.
f!l net" al ff irs lncludin · Ignpre thole who attempt to h P ic 8 a ' g nn-disSuade · y' ou from direct sc· _ provements in wort and
1f" health. With AriC!S, Aquqrius tlon. New fruitful deal is in off.
has some hard lessons to ing.
~ learn. SAG11'1'ARWS {Nov. 22-
. . ABIES.(Marcb 21-April 19 ): Dec. 21): Light is thrown on
N _ _._. ~-te areas ~ dark. You ~· ew moon ..,........JRS ~Ml make dlacovery which aids 1.~ matters, money which cornea
lo to yoo tlirou!ll> elforta of present and future. YOU will
' another ·indlvldllal -qi be·.ahle to deal from position .. OQ~-uie """'11.91'_. ~ ~~
hidden. Round out project. ! . Strive to reach more people. You're on the way back.
Advertise. . J.\(J--;..,,~{,\~' QlfaICORN (Dec. 22-Jtn.
TAUllUS•(A!>ril 11-Mar.~t: .II)< Seine "'' your hopes, Lunar pllS!tiOi\ · a..,.,jl!( piib!lc' , .wi!bes . .,. "IWlllled. .You -let
relatiom •ability to··· --rid o1 -~ burden. Y'ou munlca~ with tboae •biild. '.~' glV\!ft ilPP6rtunJty to ~
oppooing views . New appri>lcb pai1d · horimps. Ha n d 1 e
achieves best results. Leo is respomibillty but make time
in · picture. Be more flexible. al90 for rest . and ·f'ecte1lidn.
Mate concesmn without glv-Base of appeal is broadened.
ing up principles.
GEMINI (May 21.June 20 ):
1 New approach to work
methods is indJc.ated. Health
i_qiroves as you achieve
gteol4r balance. Pacing II im-
1 · portant. Don't leave .esaentl.als
to othen. Be In cootrol You
get message whld> provldel
valuable data.
CANCER (,June 21.July 22):
~. oodal activity
lot>da lo .domlnalo .. routine
u-n d er-goes tra.batorinatlon.
Stress /creattvlfy. Rela-
: tlon!hip with member of ~
: poslte sex intensifies. Nothing
,' "II •pt td .oc:cur hallway. II ls 1 ·an or 'nothlng.
I LEO (July 23-Aug. 7;1): j Basic security Is emphuiz.ed.
Your home, domestic condltloo
-these command attenUon.
Be speclflc. Siudy details.
Torou&b approach now is a
necesilty. Aqurta, ~
pel'IOI!' are much In plc:tutt.
VIRGO (q. 11-Sepi, D):
I Short trip caald bdiil cliotiid
rtlUltl:. RelaUve CJJll e•e1
l,
AQUARIU8 (Jan. 20 • Feb.
18): ThUe is more than ooe wa; to achieve goal. 1 Some of
those· Ways now are apened to
you. Taiwo advantage ol Op-
portunities -• throuah oodal contacts. Throw .asiae
&JU'· f8ld!llCy toward false
modesty. . .t ' I
PjSCES ""''" IJ.Mardl llJ): .
Goocj hDJJ'~ -· . ddel with O<l>lloo ol iu1:
polenlla1. 8;:JilleS ol com-
mnnleotlaa. Espreos yooraeH
in tMA::fW manner. 'Ibere
Is no to be 1-..tricted.
Advertfae your wares!
IF ToDAY ' IS YOUR
BIRTHDAY you. are vital, at-
tractive to !>,PPOSlte sex, often
restless; intense and creaUve.
Eveot which occorred in
September will -ii: lo yoor
advantage. In December, you
will overcome obstaclea to
eddeve major gOaI.
"I think I'm quite a different person
alter oomlng back to college," said Carol
Herman, a 37-yeaM!d mother ol three
raw .... 'ft ~ rer T•t Oii tJ
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Ever get the feeling that the guys
who write ballot descriptions don't
really want you to understand them?
wasn't put on the ballot b}t politicians.
It was put there by the people.
A lot of people spent a lot of time
gathering close to a million signa,-
tures in order to put.Proposition 15
befure the voters.
Unfurtunately, the people who
back Proposition 15 have no control
over the politicians who write the
description you read on your ballot. If you do,_you'reright
.Proposition 15 is one of this
yea?S victims of creative political
w1iting.Yousee,Propositiml5
That's why it reads like illphabet
soop. We hope this ad sheds scme ·
mncll·needed lighten the subject
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L stabi employees will be paia the
average wage for the same jobs in
private industry or municipal
government No more. No less.
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2. The Governor (any gweuw) can't
take llXJlley allocated.fur hig1Jway
patrol. fighting forest fites', nursihi
care and other vital state serviees,
and use it for somethiiig else.
STATE EMPLOYE SALARIES. Initiative Consti Amendment.
Requires Sta Peraonnel Board, University of llegente,
and Stat.e Um "ty au4 College Trustees .t.o deter-
mine previliling rates in privat.e and public' em t for &WV• YES
ice8 comparable t.o those perf<Mmed by state and recom-
15 fi:'1 !a.°::;:=••=~::= . na>mm::a=
mu.st be included in Governor's budget, cennot be reduced or
eliminated emipt by two-thllda vote of :Legialature, and are no~
wbject to Governor's veto. Provides for wn qreemente and
arbitration between state and employees o other employer.
employee relation matters. Financial impact: In etenninable but
I
NO
potential major cost increase.
3; A tricky way to make PropositimlS. 4.. Yoar elected-1epreseJJtatlves In the
IOok like a tax increase. It's not. State Legislatute haye the final 1Jiere's ~~tax mooej 16te co hJw )'llUl' rrv'ttf illP"'L m Sac:raineoto nght 1101V to pay jr
Prwositioo U> more than seven times without raising )'OUl' taxes ooe paq;
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-your taxes will-~ up if)'OU '*1".fO
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D~LV PO.OT
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P-ulpit & Pew
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Classes
ToBegill
Musical-
Festival " . '
Sunday
Baptbt
UDiverslty B1pdst t1n1rcb,
al 2252 S.E. Bristol, Santa
Ana ; service Sunday at 11
a.m .• church school at 9:45;
sermon by the Rev. Lloyd
Kwast. former missionary to
Africa; Bible Study Wed·
nesday at 7 p.m.; joint Sunday
evening service at Magnolia
Baptist Church, Anaheim.
First Bapllst Cburch of
. Lapu Bllla, at 24521 Moulton
Parkway; service Sunday at
11 a.m., church school at 9:45;
sermon "What i. '!bat to
Me?," by the Rev. lvan B.
Bell; Bible study Wednelday
al 7 p.m. and Tbaraday at 10
a.m.: Baptist World Dey 61
Prayer observance Monday at
10:30 a.m.
Harbor Trlolty B a p t l 1 t
Cb\lrcb, a t ll30 Baker St.,
Costa Mesa ; leJ'Vice Sunday
at 11 a:.i., church lJCbool at
9:45; sermon by the Rev. E.
Stroh, guest speaker.
Fairview Bapdli Qlon:l, at
FaiJ;'view and Fair, Costa
Mesa, aervice Sunday at ID
a.m., talk.back at tr; sermon
"Shall We~· . ue to Call Ounelft! ?,'' 'by the
Rev. l.elJud , American
Baptist Semlllary of the West,
Covina, guest speaker.
CltrlstlaD Scleace Q111rebt1,
First Cburcb of Cluist. Scien·
tist, 2880 Mesa Verde Drive,
Costa Mesa, services at 11
a .m. and church 5Chool at 9:15
-a.m.; First Churcll: <1f Cbrftt,
Flnt Bapdat Cbardl or Sclentht, 8th and Olive., Hun-
Newporl Beach, at 2501 Clifl tlngton Beach, services and Drive; service Sunday at 11
a.m.; sermon "Wisdom -· church school at 9:30 and 11
What Is It and How Do You a.m.; First Church of drut,
Get lt?,'' by the Rev. F. Ken-~Scieatltt, 3303 Via Lido ,
neth Beshore; 7 p.m. sermon Newport Beach, services and
"What About Speaking In church schjlol at 9.and 10:30
Tongues!" a.m.: s....4 Chmb o I
CbrlJt, Scleotlll, 3100 Paolllc
View Drive, Corona del Mar ,
services and cburch school at
ID a.m.; Wednesday le!tlmony
meetings at 8 p.m. at all four
churches.
c.,...regotlonal
Plymoutlt Coqnpdonal
Church, at 3263 Broad St.,
Newport Beach; service Sun·
day at 10 a.m,; sertnor) "Vote
For Dynamic Leadenhlp,'' by
the Rev. John A. Llr.dvall.
(See PULPIT, Page ll)
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A new "IntrodUCtiQIL: to
Judaism" coune for · both Jm ind noikfewr 1n Oro!ll• Collnty Is being ljJOllllOi'ed' by.
the Union ol Americ .. n
Hebr<w ~tlons.att:IO
p.m. Tuesdays I!) Temj)le Beth
Tllcvab. !~JI. Acacia Ave., ·•
Fu~n..
The temple's Rabbi HaiJn A.
Asa leads the two ·hour
' LE,t.DS"Ci>URSE
Rablli Holm All
classes, which run. for 17 ---------
weeks uwl 8re oJ)en to au ·who
wish to 1'arn ~ basic tenets
and practices of contemporary
Judiasm.
For further lnfonnaUon on
the course, ~II Temjlle Beth
Tikvah at 871-3535.
Egg Symbolic
Elhlopian (:brisUans con-
sider the ostrich egg symbolic
o( both the Resumction and
the Virgin Birth.
A·"MOlkal Med It a I lo n
FelUval" leaturlng the Rav .. , l..orfll D. Jlllcklnger, vocalle\ ,
and n1ln1ater o1 N-rt Unit•
Church, w111 be 1ie14 '&inday a't "
ID Lm. at the church, 21Dl •
!Sib st., Newport B<ach. "'
Al.!<> featurecl will be ~
organl!t Mark Davidson, Jaa If
musician, guitarist· Lawrenee 11
Paul, and Leila Wright,. the
church organist and pianist. ·
Mr. Flickil:igi:r, fonnerly of
Pasadena, began his singing ., 1 career traveling with Dr. 1 Lyon 's Boys Choir. ,1 He !Ollllded Newport Unity ~I
In 1961' and incorporates bis ,
musical background with bis 1.,
services. ·t The public is invited to the ·
festival.
ORANGE COAST CHURCH. Dl.RECT.O .. ii.Y' r:i
NEWPORT CHRISTIAN CENTER
Fifteenth and Monrovia Streets
8:30 A.M. & II :00 A.M. -Momlnt Wonhlp;
BASIC HUMAN NEEDS: L.,.ltlcuo 11 & 12
"TAKING CARE OF YOUR BODY"
9:45 A.M. -Sunday School
6:00 P.M. -EY9nlnt Worship
SPECIAL GUESTS
THE NEW LIFE SINGERS
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
CHURCHES ' .
IUNCHl'S OP THI MOTHll CHUICH
THI NIST CHURCH OF CHRIST, $CllNTl5T
11t IOSTON, MASSACHUSnTS
"ADAM AND FALLEN MAN"
FIRST CHRISTIAN
CHURCH
Main & Adams Streets
Huntington· Beach
Bible s,liool &: Morning Wor,hip
9:00 &: 10:30 A.M.
Corol.a del Mar
'+.URCH
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A Cordial Welcome from
THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH ' .
NEWPO~T CENTER
W....., t:OO,,A.M. AT
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11:11 A.M. •St. Mldell'1
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Hunfin9to1t .Beech
FIRST UNITED
METHODIST CHURCH
2721 17th St. Sl6·l5l7
Service• -9:1S a. 10:30
Hu"""' Care ,t,11 Morning
Chureh Scliool -9:15
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WATCH "DAY IY DAY"' ' Sunday, November 5th
.,..,.., _ 71H P.M. -hlMJ-7:H P.M. Costa M11 .... Fir1t Church of Christ, Scientist
Yovth 6NUP• , , , • , • 6:00 p,m,
Mnlnt Wonhip ••• , 7:00 p.m.
Nunerr an MMdlcl it 1n MMca
Oflk•1 531-2511 0111 09\lollon $36-tslO ~~ ; ~'II H1H~fl119toit leec5t -Nortfi .1 !
COMMUNITY , ,
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IN__,. I: Cl6I C:.. A..n lit fwal ...._,
Dr. <Hoitt 0. Wood, Plllor W.nl7
1111 ..... ,.,. n.. .. c.... Mesa _ ...... _"11A.M. a.c. .... -~t1:0IA.M. .......... 2111 .. _, ... Dr.
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EL TORO
CHURCH OF CHRIST .
'i.!11' MAY ~
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CONGREGATIONAL •
METHODIST CHURCH
6662 H•ll A.,.. 142-4461
Wonhip - 9 I I 0:30
Church Sdlool -9:00 A.~.
lrvh•• -E•tt Bluff ' ' 1 FIRS1 ASSEMBLY OF GOD a.di-tiJO • 11:00 A.M.
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611 HELIOTROPE
C•t• MeM North MESA VERDE
METHODIST CHURCH
Me•• V•td• I Beker St.
5<49·2719
Wo•d1lp I Ouirch School
9:30 A.M.
UNIVERslTY .
METHODIST' CHURCH · · '
140 E. 22nd St., Cosll Mt11~541-3761
E. w. Pllillip•, l'.J., '
SUNDAY SllYfCIS
Newport llNch-Flrst Church of Christ, Scientist
JJOJ n. 1JN. N..,.,, ~
516-4717 ll•..J711
w.-.,-10A.M.
Ci.n kMDI -10 A.M. •
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11422 Culver Ro•d
•• UnlYor•l'Y Ori..
Wor•hip I Church School
9 I I O:JO A.M .
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CHILD Cl.II AVAIL.AIU (1 ..... II
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Cit.mt• '-lay kltMl-9:00.lO:JO A.M.
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Phil Arnold, Minister fou11t•i11 Vell•v
FIRST UNITED
METHODIST CHURCH
11225 lv1h•nl
962·259]
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Ntwport -h Second Church of Christ, Scitntist
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THE EPISC.OPAL CHURCH
Welcomes You.
All are tOrdiaUy invited to 'attend the/hurch _....,.,=,......,==-=·---.,-.. aervice_, and enjoy tht privileges o t~,e ST. JAMES. 32" Via Udo. N..,.... .._,.
Wonhlp I Church Sckol
9 I IO:JO A.M.
Minbtfl
Forcf R. Miiier
Legune Beech
METHODIST CHURCH
21611 Weiley D1ive0 ·, •
In Soutrt Laguna
'Wor1hip enJ
Church School -tO A.M.
499.JOll
Reading Rooms 7:30 A.M.-Hoty lltdalll
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·N-port leech
CHRIST CHURCH BY ntriA
'1400 W. lelbo• Blvd. 67l·JIOS
Wonhlp-t1JO A.M. Church Sc9i~l-9:30 I 11 A.M.
·' 740 W. Wilson, Costa Meu 14M7M 11,.f, '/?t /?/ / • ,...., _ 10:30 A.M. w ... ~ •• 11.,.:... 1:oo '·"·
eAL•N '"· 1111trw•cK w. L. HllTWICI. ,.,., CA•L IHWft• ->#a or Lhri6lian Lhurch n. .......... '· Atllef n, ••• -l'ttMo: •n-0210 This Sunday Worship jn Mlnl.itr .. YWlll ~ .,, ..... OI' NIWPOIT HACH -1-,...1
-SUNDAY smtca -M-_..., '-VSt.J,lndrew~ 'Presbyterian Church ' ST. JOHN THE DIVINE, 2043 Orange Ave., C.M. 9:45 A.M.-5. ...... Schol Ar u,,_.., lop Club
AHHI ,..,._ C.itu•U• 2131 T1ltt• AYW., Celt& M .. Suncl•'t• S:OO I 9:30 Church School -9:JO 600 SI. Andrews Road • Newport Beach
Dr. Cherle1 H. OierenflelJ, P11for ""· 1 -12"1. Sunday Scl\001 ................... 9:30 A.M.
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..... ,,..,_ ui...to Morning Worship . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10:45 A.M. "Now Open Your Eyes" ~::=.!."!:..:'t.=.: "'""' • ~-........ I Saint Michael And All Angels Episcopal Church Phont: 642-2725 Dr. C"'1n H. Dl....tt.kl, Preoclllltf dlSTA MESA CHRISTIAN SCHOOL Minister. D D W McE1ro >2l_J_YlowD,.,.,C.-dolM• ~~~~·~,.._~~·~-~·~-~-~~.,.~-~·~•~111•~'~'"~-~-~~-~~~~1==~~~~~~~· ~r~. ~·i"=· ~ii~y~~'i=,~ S.Sltdop4100 A.M. & t:JI A.M •• Cli.U ~/H.....,,.•f:JO A.M.
CENTRAL BIBLE CHURCH
23rd Strttf at 0.-, Cost• --5.4NIOI
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SABBATH SERVICES
RELIGIOUS SCHOOL
harbor reform temple
RA81118ERNARO I'. klNG
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St. James Eplseopal ChUTch a 3209 Via Lido, Newport Buch
for '"fonnl!lon: C.11876-7230
¢ TEMPLE SHARON
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TNld•,,_.7:00 A.M. Wodwch1y._t:JO A.M. ldenllcal Services: 8 AM. 9:.30 AM and 11 AM
Child care 1ncl.children's Svnday 5'hool at •II aervices CHURCH OF CHRIST ............ •--.•---~ ..... ,
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SUNDAY MOANIN& WORSHIP I COMMUNION , •• , 10141 A.M. (Jw hlf of"-PolllflJ '
SUNDAY EVEN!N& WORSHIP .. • .. .. • .. .. .. ... • .. ,,.. P.M. 1,00 A,M,-Holy Comm•"•' ,¢hitsf 'Church Presbyterian
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7:00 P.M-Fe11iv1I Eveniong & Sermofl ......, W....,: ftl:O A.M. Clilldlt Stllaol: t 1JO A.M.
Epiicopil You11g Chur~hmen Oflcet ZOl'I Mr111n. St. ,...,.,_z t'Mf<40
I 111• C1tvrd1 If •!ways llYl ll•blt !Or Holy Mtrrl~t Church of the Covenant
Phone: 64.S.3191 Dey or Night I J1111e1 c. c.1.v. P111or -962-7512 Rei.: 536--4061 Jiff ............ c:.. .... l";;::::=;:::;::::=::=:=::=::=:=:=:=::=:=:=:=:=~I I ._.A. hnto, '--~
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1:00 '·"'·
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WILCOME
,, .. A.M.-s·-a .. • St. Mark , Presbyterian Church
kllNI c:.r.. Jwl•,.. a~ ... ,,...._ c:.... .. .._ 10100 .... _ • ......,Senk• . .._ .......... .......
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Phone 644-2664 Trinity United_ Presbyterian _Church to.otA.M._W_ 1M a-Pt J •••~._..Am IV. ML ............ ,.,,)
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OUTITAMDIN• YOllTK NOHAM -ACID OP PA.HIM•
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COAST lllLE CHURCH
MAICO H>US111 .IL M .. M. &AN JUAN CAPdtlANO
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FIUT IAl'l'IST CHURCH
OF NEWPORT l~CH 5.1.C.
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6662 Hell Avt., Hunt.lnaton Beach
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Nl!IGHIORHOOD CONGREGATIONAL
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LAGUNA NIGUEL
SHEPHERD OF 11tE l;tlLLS
29121 NIGUIL ROAD . • N rt u "ty .......... S.faA1 ... M?Plpt -ewpo W
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Minister Claims
· ,Tramin:g
Seminars "And the Blind Shall See" is
the lltje of • puppet produc:llon
lo be ..-oted bY ll>e
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W'prcl 8'1tday al t p.m. at
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Bible u.:,..,quoted
,_ 11) 1fewpmt W.: •>loo.... llood, Nowpo0:t Bto<ll; .J.b· J,f ..l.m . c.-w-do,y 11 1 /1{114 JO:" . ....,, 'au.lay 111, l :JO and u a.m.; . I ..._..,_. c:hUrdiec:blMia at 1:11; ~ ··ISmdn j
1NOW. Open 'Your ~
.... • ~ ~t1 St,. AM't "Wliil W.i In1<> lllo·~!'' IEJeai" by tbe ReY. Ollrlel·H. SACJIAMENTo (AP) -A Tiie film. which was
Drive lrill QJenneytO, la...,1 by iW Jle•. I: Imo r i:>lerlldlold. Metbocllat lnlnllter II,¥ Cllll· pmlewed lo< the capitol
Beach; service Sunday at 10 HJonialllj; .choir rd>eonsl lellded that a f 11 m belnc' ....., corps OYW one mooth
am . sermoo "Fa-1•· "-i~ W..t~U: at 7:30 p.m. ,Prolbytertan Cbarcb o1 tbe disoemlnaled by people back· ago by Sen. H.L. lllclJardson ' " ·-~-. ~ -,.,....,.... Covuall, at l8IO FalrvlO'* in(J ' Prop. 17 -the 'death (ft..Arcadlo), Is heavily laced
lure of ~·;Jlld!ird ralili .t.eloeru CbW<b el Road, Cotta Mesa; tervice penalty initiative -"mis-wtth Biblkal quot,. and shots
Nixon •'!!I Seti!\ G •or~ co.,..... JIOad at 14381 Ind c:hun:h JChool &mday at qoot,. the Bible" in Us appeal ol bleedin(J vlc:thl15. McGo~~" by l\IO'ie~. J c.u. Portoio < sen:ic:o &inday 1:30 and 10 a.m.; llt!mlOn lo get churchgoers lo vote for
' M. Re1.-ds. •· .J ~ at ,, and 10:'16 a.m., chW'Ch ''Now -concerning the the rneaswe. SPEAKING AT a news con-EplttOj!llJ" school at '9; ~ "Coming Collection," by the Rev. Bruce Dr. Robert Moon of the st. ference with foor other
r: to the Golden Altar," by the A. KWTle; stewardship visita-Marks United Meth 0 d 1st Sacramer.to area clergymen,
Cbarch ol St: Wilfrid ol Rev. Jimes Knotek; Bible Uon in the lftemoolt. <l>urch aald the IO-mlnutt rum Moon argued that statistics
Yort, at Olapel Lene and clua W-y at 7:30 p.m.;' ae11..r-• Seietlee "bqlnl with an atmosphere of actually show that the death
Elli!, HWllJnP>lt Beach, St.· youth meettoc <n!esday at 7:30 --..--. · ata1ned &Jats" and goes on to penally, which Prop, 17 would
Ame'a Guild IAlllc(leon llllCI p.m, al -caJ!e l.oola. Chrdi If pe1ipa 901imee "attempl lo manluplstt people put back on the books in
fuhlon show Monday 11:30 -'---ol 1--, at -bf not only dlstortin(J the Ca1lfontla, Ls not• delerent to
a.m. to 2 p.m. In per1sh ball,· ~ ol P .... IAllleru Laguna ca.,.. Road· -Blhle'-' bat other llallstlci u ldlllng.
donaUon •u10, call 112&-7512 lor ~ 2987 Ji...;: Yerde Sunday at 1 and ii Lm.; nil AaUd how he could recoo-
lnlormation. Drl!t, Cool& lleot; ~ llerlllOll "'!be You Beblnd the cile his llellefs with the
Sunday at a.·l..r·.11'111..m.; 'Mask" b the Rev. H BJbllcal quote "an eye for an
St. John t b e Divine aerman "Blesaecf-.·Krw ,,_ ~· ~Y lectures~ G , eye, a tooth for a tooth," Moon
Eplacopel Cbarcb, at ·200 Miill -Who'• 'l1ial?" -by •• Leisure World at 10 a.m. • T()'U).er aald people should tmderstand
Orange Ave., Costa Mesa; Rldlard i.,.-; cburdi bow that saying came about.
service Sunday al 8 and 9:30 schonl at,9:!0; special servici Cllattb of Rdlltoal' -He • .aid the early tribes used
a.iii., Q>urch ttebool at 11:30: with Rev. Leonard Maatad o1 c...aa de! Mar, al uu Assai'ls tt to replace a "more youth meeting Tuesday at 7 speaking Wednesday at 7:30 PaClftc Coast Hwy.; service primitive belief" that if some--
p.m.; ·communion anil healing p.m. and church school Sunday at one takes your eye, you can
Wednesday at 6!15 p.m. Bible Jlet.hodist 11 a.m.: sennon "God Is Not B • ho take their life -or "a life for
study at 7:30; service Thurs--Dead," by the Rev. EleaDor C. lS ps an eye."
day at 10 a.m. Fltlt United Met bod Is t Jack.son.
Charcll of Fountain Valley, at JESUS rejected. the "eye for
18225 Bushard St.; service 1 J'bt: Cblll'd of Relldous SAN DIEGO (AP) -The an eye" concept, Moon said, St. Jame• EpiJcopal Church,
at 3* Via Lido, Newport
Beachi,aervice Sunday at 7:30,
9 and 1~ a.m.; United Thank
Offering at all serVices. . .
Sunday at 9 and 10:30' a.m.; Sduce of Newport Ba,H. at president-elect of the Western and taught hls followers "we
sermon "Vote -Yes or No," 271 AtQICldo st.;_ aervlce _&m. Growers As8oclaUon said this ahould ·retum love for hatred."
by the Rev. Ford R. Miller; daY at 10:!0 a.m.; sermon week that he wrote Jetten to Questioned about the fact
all-church bazaar today at 10 "The Dimensions ol Love," by two Roman Catholic blsbo(l8 that the polls show death
a.m., with dimer at 6 p.m. lhe Rev. Albert Burke. cri~ their support of penalty backers I a r out-~ .. .-...
Ttmple Ell.ti, at Whisler
Drive and El Toro Rj>ad, El
Toro; eervi<e Friday at 8
p.m. i oneg · sbabbat following
service.
reservations due Sunday for "V Cesar Cha.vez and b1a United number o~ M o on family retreat Nov. 10-12. ........ Farm Worlters Union. acknowledged, •'Many people
Finl u a I t e d Metllodhl ~tloaa And he bas stopped at· within oor churches a r e h:odlng and contributing to the motivated by an urge to c:'~ ~thn~:=:,· 11'•1 .. _ Bret~reo ~thollc Clmn:b. il1d B. E. punLsb. Sometlmeo tllal urge
a ·; ~ al HIH ~ !'Busler" Giovannettl, .....,. geta very hlgb.
day at ~;ts ~ 10:30 a .. m.;~ Ave.; lll'Vlce &mday at 10:30 of the Half Moon Fruit & "All of m upon occasion are
Temple Beth Davkl o' t seT=~ ,, ~ ~.!~ .. ~~~ a.n\.: sermon by the Rev· Produce C.O. in Woodland. stimulated to want to get
Orange County, at 4111 Katella h h ' dy ~... f the Michael Wurmbrand, 908 of He said he wrote to The even, but we have to learn to
Ave., Los Alami~~ service ~U:c i:w!'rtt Em~ 0youth •Romanian ~ mlnWfr M06t Rev. Joseph T . live above this."
Friday at 8:15 p.m.; sermon · · ' held in p'rison for 14 yean in McGucken, archbl!hop of San "Was There a Jewish Vote?," . j?roup meetings· at •6:30 p.m. Romania; pancake breakfast Franclsoo, and The Most Rev.
Sunday. ~ '.' precedinlf service. Aid · by Rabbi Henri E. Front. ...... ..~ en J . Bell, bishop of
Lutheran University lfnfted ~ethodlst Newport Un.Ky Cllurcb, at Sacramento. Church, at 18422 cu.Iver Road, lStb and Irvine, Newport "The position of the Catholic
Irvine; service and church Beach; service Sunday at 10 bishops lndJcates to.me a posi-
school Sunday at 9 and 10:30 a.m., Musical M·e-d it at i 0 0 tion that is inconsistent with
Lu:beran Church of the
Master, at ~Pacific View
Drive, Q:irona del Mar; service
Sunday al 10 a.m., church
school at 9; sermon "~ Mak·
ing of. a Saint," by the Rev.
Paul Romeis.
a.m ., Layman's . Surrday; Festival. any Otrlstlan conctpt of real sermon by Charles Gmmenon , or genuine social justice,"
layman. First SfJt.llet Chad., at 1310 ~annetti said in an in
V~ u~ M-'"'-E. Walnut St.. Orange ; service .. ew. Mesa Galt JU_. l:\llU" Sunday at ll a.m.; sermon It has become my thooght,
dist Chareb, at 17'01 Baker "How to ~ret Your Own and the request of my wife,
Christ Latbersn Clmrcli, et st., Coota M-; aemce and Dreams," ·bY Dr. Millard J .-that we no looger cootribute to
35521 Camino Capistrano, San cburcll school Sunda1 at 9:30 Sall director ol Anaheim the Catholic Church In any
Clemente; service Sunday at a.m.; sennm "I Have Too Psy~bological Center, guest way as it ii my position tliat I
10 a.m., church school and Many Obligation," by the Rev. spieakt!f. · shaD. not pay SUDUI of. money
film "'11le Candlemakt.r,'i at 11 B. Lotbelr GreeD. . · J: -to htv~ an assailant slit my
at 11; sermon "Tfie... Life I , _!......:,_ Ualtarlaa Unlvenallst •tJ:n:o&t.""
Owe," by the Rev. J.._Emory_ .N~ ~ _V_n .l~e~ .Qmrch, at 1259 Vic~1.$t .... ~ \l{~ern Growers
Ackerman; brunch following MethOdlst Cllal'd, meeting at Costa Mesa; service an(l AlsOclaticm is holding it.s 47th
service. 115 Aga~. Balboa lJland at 9 church school SUndaj at 10·:3o 1 annu&I meeting in San Diego.
--a.m. and at 11 :15 a.m. at St. a.m.; sennon 1181ot1 in OIJr '
Christ Lutheran Cburcb, at 1 Michael's and .AJJ. Angel s Scutcheon or Who Put on the
760 Victoria, Costa Mesa : Churcft. .~artuerile Avenue Blinkers" by the Rev. Robefl
sen-ice Sunday at 8: 15 and 11 and Pac1f1c View 'Dr I v e • Jordan Ross.
a.m.; sermon "The Nine or C.Orona del Mar ; sermon by
the One. by Vicar Daniel Gwen Johnson and Fred
Kriefall church school and Bi· Peterson.
ble class at 9:30.
Newport Harbor Lutheran
Cbarcb, at 798 Dover Drive,
Pres·f>!ftericn
St. Andrew's Presbyterla•
an&rth, at 600 St. Andrews
,
Episcopal Ch~ch Seen
Coming Out of SJump
By LOUIS CASSEl8 u ...... p,_ 1""""9tllNllf
The Episcopal Oiutch, lw1I hit during the past five
years by k>sses of membership and financial support,
seems now to be oominC out of ua llwnp.
That is the 11cautlow:ly optimistic" appraisal of its
presiding bishop; the Rt. Rev. Jolin E. Hines. '
He Keeps
His Promise.
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With God
TAU.AHASSEE, Flo. (<\!')
-Blind preacher N. L. WJI.
Itamo 14Y• be mmt cooUnuo lo
•Inc apirituals on -COl'-nen for the coins of ...-atJy
because of a vow be made OD
a ak:k bed 21 yean a;o.
1'1 promised God u he'd lei
me up I'd sing goapel \o him.
He did, so I have lo do what I
promiled Him. That's the way
life goe.s," said WIWam1.
C.Onduc~rs'
Guild Plans
Festival
'!be Orange Cowit;v 0iapter
of the C2lora1 Cmduct..)t Guild
will -an Adult Qioir Festival Sunday al 3:30 p.m.
Dr. Howard-llwan, authority
.. choral coci:luctlng, wfll
,,_,..and conduct the ......
blned choirs In two anthema.
More than 2SO 1ln1er1
1epi-.g 10 c:bun:hel wlll
parlldpate. 1n addition, m of
tile local churcll choirs will
sing individually.
'!be ieittval will be held at
Trinity United P..,byttrtan
Qwreh, E. 17th and Prospect,
in Santa Ana. The public II in·
vited.
Missionary
To Lecture
In County
'!be Westminoter Brethren
CIJureh, 141114 Magnolia Ave.,
la bokllng a pencal<e lnakfast
!hi.! Sunday al I a.m. at the
church. Tick.eta are 25 cents.
Following the breakfast,
there wW be one chord>
service at 10:30. Rev. Mk:hael
Wunnbrand, the aon of the
Rev. Ricltard Warmbrand, the
Romanian ~ · minister
......... lleld ,.._ by the
Q:mmunlata for 14 Y.~. will
speek.
He la now actively engaged
In the work of the mission,
Jesus to the Communist
World, Inc., whooo chief ob-
jective I!: to help the families
of thousancla ol O>rlxUans who
lace persecution beltlnd the
Iron and Bamboo Olrtalns.
Durlftl tl>e churdl aervice,
Rev. Dueck will perform for
children -wtth b l a ven-
triloquism Ind magic.
Calvary c;:oncert
There w1ll be a Maranantba
Cmc:ert ton1g)Jt at 7:IO at the
Colvery Olepel tent a t
Fairview and Sunnower.
Evan1ellat Top Srtpe will
preach. appearing with the
mu.sical &roUP Blesaed Hope
and slngerifU.ltarlst Denny
Stahl. On Nov. 11 the group
perfonnlng wUI be Love Song. Hines, who recently,~ his intention lo retire
in May, lll'lt, Ls stumplilg·tbe oounlry like a presidential
candlclatt, trying to reopen lines of communication with
laymen and clergy who are perplei:ed or angry about
...,.. of the new dlrectloas the Eptacopel Cllurch bu taken aDd<r his leadership.
IN A RECENT talk with lhll reporter, be aald the iiialn bone of c:ontentloo Is the IOI-called "special pr<>
under wbJcb bla dellomlnatloD pi091det-. Wllll
any atrtnp attacblil, to nondnrcb, orpnbatlom
a -'brut f(Jr black•, Indlalll, ~ and .
WWiamB, 47, .bas beeo a ~
lure on Lbe streets of F1ortda:'s
capital city for the put nine yean. He aald he (lela by on
$ti a moalb In llate aid fDr
the blind and the change drop-
ped into hltt cup.
WUllama, blinded :Ill yeers
ago by catancts, Wd, "1
clon't _,y about ~
l8rJ 1111np lib prett;v clotbea
and can and Ill lbal Yw
can\ !ah II W1111 ,.... ao II
don't pq JOU to worry.''
Candidates' Favorite
Passages Sermon Topic
Other "CJ!Jlltelled mlnorlllea.. -• •'Tbir< 'bas been polarization of the chlll<h ovw tllll,"
Hines cooceded. "Some Epiacopallanl feel Ibo ~
1t the naUooal level hit become ,1 IOC1al work ageocy in-
stead of proc:laimina the gospel. .. ! He said he also bu been accuMd of flmneliDc altw<h
money into "avowedly· revolutionary" orgaallatk:GI.· -
1 "THAT'S Har· &nae." he ukt. "We do llnmce tome
guiet milltant groupo, but our policy IC>'bida lliodln& any
if'OUP that preaches vlolence u a method of toelal ....... .. ~-.. e.
H<nre'Hr, there are two
thlop Wlliiamt aald he would
Ub: a.,.. guitar and a radio
ao he can llstan to oither
oingen.
Synod Picks
New Officer
Tba • .,._ licl!pltl!'lf ol 11111bolhiftl what he hopel to
Sen. teorp Mc:Goveni and ac:hleve for thl• <cuntry U
Pnllldeot Rlc:banl Nlsm" wW be the termoo topic of Rev. elected.
Joba M. Reynold•, Mr. Nixon responded to Mr .
NeiCJlborhood c.o.,reptlonal Reynolda' requ .. t for his °'Utth· St. Am's and Gle~ favorite terlpture by advising
neyr<, La...,. Beach on Sun-it Is the "Sermon on the
day at 10 a.m. Mount."
McGovern. in ~ P.1r. Reynolds 1Ummartzet
with Mr. Reynolds, cit.<! two the "Sermoo on the Mount" to
favorite _.,.. wl>lch he be a colltctlon ol JelUI'
bu been ualng in his ..,.,._ ttachtnp as found In the
The Rn. Wallace W. Oibl>t """"" the -my: GOipe! ol -· ~
is the -eucutlve -el "-laalah. ''Ibey abaU n .. to .. ,.. Inclusive.
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Sch£duled ' F .... Lutheran dwrdtet will Sa)n1 Matthew Lu t b e r a n
pertlcipatt In Te 1 c b e r Church In Irvine •
'l'taininc Seminars Sunday. The church Is located at
Tbe>e Alllinan are for church ~ ~ and -~-lchool teachfu, daily vacation ~•,.. _,.,.. • ~rg
Bible school teachers and Wey in University Park. The
u-who want to learn how public is mvited. s c ti lo teach. The productillns of the ugar OS Y
churd>oo participating theatre are the worl< of Roland in tbem are Christ Lutheran, Sylwester of Carson. He is an In 14th cen1ury En&land,
Faith Lutheran, L u t her an art instructor at Lutheran two pounds of sugar were ·
Church of Our Sav)our and High School in Los Angeles v.·orth one stout pig, say1 Na·
Gloria Dei Lutheran Church. •ja~nd:ia;jwiel~i ~knoiiit;wniliipu~ppe~t:;ec;r.A;:;:t;;ionaai:iGiiieogn~;liiiphiitciii.iiiiii ... iii\j
'Ille speaker win be· Larey I; """~.,
Davia of David C. Cook CO.
Features of this l'f:m.inar J~
dude -demonstration cl~
for variowl age leveb and
worbbopa on the flannelgraf,
puppete, •lorl'tellintl, use ol
charts, use of discumon,
memorbaUoft and m u r a 11 ·
frieze and d1arama projede.
1be ftnt ..n,1nar will be
held at Ibo Lutbeiion Olurch of
OUr Saviour at too East San
Pablo In San Clemente. It will
"begin at 2 p.m. and ctnclude
at 8 p.m.
Attendance
At Chapels
At Issue
WASHINGTON (AP) -The
&!preme Court ho be<n ukod
lo decide whether QOIDllulson
chapel attendance at 'tlttte
U.S. milltary academies Ls 111>
coosUtullooal. .
TONIGHT'S
TV IDGHLIGHTS
CBS a 12:30-"Wbal's An Election All AboUt?"
The fiJ'lt of a new series of information broadcutl
for children features Walter Cronkite explaining
why an election Ls held and bow the voting procesa I
wDrks. ~--
KTI'V m 3:00. -"An American Guirilla in th• I
Phll.ipplnes." Tyrone Power and Tom Ewell star
in this 1950 movie about World War 11 in the Pa· j
cific.
ABC 0 9:00 -The Streets of San Francisco.
Mike races to prevent the killing of a Chicano SU&
peel when be learns a young detective assisting In
the case is of .. Mexican heritage.
'Kcgf e 9:00 -"The Rlmers of Eldritcb." ThiJ
Lanton! Wilson drama tells al a murder trial which
!oroeo the people of a played-out coal town lo a&
sesa their values and lives.
The f10vennnent appealed1"u. ________ ..., .... ___ ,.,.,,, ___ .:
this week from a U.S. ctreult II
Court rulln& that compulsory
church ·attendance at the
academies viola~a the Isl
Amendment.
Solicitor General F:rwin N.
Griswold appealed on behalf of
the Army, ;lavy and Air
Force.
"No cadet or midshipman is
required to believe Vr11at he
hears," he said. "No one I!:
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'TV 'DAILY LOG
subjected lo a catechism by Saturday D AFfAlRS, ILACKMAll.
governmental euthortty, but * AND PETER SELLERS
all students are roqulred' to IN "HDffMAN" ...
gain an appreclatloa ol our Evening D -I -lllWI .....
moral and t<llg-ltoritage. -·--IMI ?t..--'"l!te academlea' chapel-al· Cl.,.. -
iendance requlremellte .... a •r · '"'"m .......... valid exercise af atttbortty by '1 ......... .,.. a•1 •• ,, •• ,, "''" l•4j
!be mi!itaiy over ita _....,. " • _,,,..,._ •-
personnel," he said. ''They " 15.:.:.~ to .I •~:=== restrict !st Amendment ID-_ f ._ _. <-> ·ri _ "'* .,.,-'.
tereste only to. the oxtent ' -ti -.,... ....., -necesiary to v I n d i cat e c:11 e lliW!t: tt) .,....... (wnl ·sz m a.1411 ea, ......
legitimate .mi.lltary needJ." I --ft'ld Mtdhttrlf, OofoChy M1lolle. (Ill 1W ...... C* ....... Chief Judge David Buelon 1..,...,.
of the Clrcuil Court for the I:.::: "TM 11111 1111 11• c tnrt ~· ........
District ol Columbia noted in -l'o<l ~1..-. a.... 1-tCl -- -hia ru11ng J.ut June that !Jle GT• le l:a1a1c .. • 111w1r. cart .._ • I
1st Amendment provides that CJ) NI 11 f• Lit W' (4") 'SS II ;t 11 It
''Congress shall make no law • .,. ... .,,...... Pff. .._.,.._ ..... .......,
~anestabllshmenlof a--.. .,..~---
..Ugion." 1-8 "THE Wf.£,;( WOllLQ Of
"Individual freedom may -* JONATHAN WINTEllS"'
not be oacrilleed to mUltar, :.: ::" C0MU YOUR WAY
interest& to the point tltll """ fAOM ClllVllOUT. stilutlonal rlih1a are al>nJlsb. ,..._, ... lo N .... aM_ll __
ed." be said. ... ~
'noe appeal w1ll be .,.... ' 8 (J)(i) 8 S> Wt --1111 sidered early nat ye1r. To .-..-.i .. ,._
win • hearing and maintain (I)·-" -
.,..pu1eory c:hlpel, the &""-""'-1:11 -·---govemment,_the,.ttoof !Nwli.;::_:,.:_ • .,..,. .. 1=-~--=
at lent -°' the nine I 1.1111 .... ... I..,, .,, _ lllrt ....... justiei!I. • 8'*k Oilllfllf' 11 tcl'lllr.1. 11<~ .....,._ ..
The suit wu brou1ht ..... · •llt*Cllt"'llt-U."' _
originally by cadelJ • n d -., • -Cid.fl '40 -LM -· midshipmen at the Mllltary -• THE STRlm Df SAN
Academy in Weal Point, N.Y., . ·--* f'RANCllCO-Jfl!W Hm -·.
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TheJime To Shop for Christmas!"
V' Feoturing Dawn-she walks, twists, turns & pose-
Just like a real modell
V' We've got Dawn's friends too~hoose Angle,
Glori, Jessica, Longlocks, Gary, Ron & morel
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Briton _·. uld
Change~lrice;~··.
Ol Q.Iymp~~s ..
LONDON· (AP) -Bftt.ain's Dayid 1 Heniery,1:retirigi from tract 'and. fleJd
with b Qlympic medals, ~ -...,,. ~)peas for the !utiriiol lbe
o!YmiJIC1limes. · . • ~ lbr'iner 11;or!d 1'lOlri bolder Ip the -llladles and ooe .cf lhlii~ -~ 0•-In British ,..,,.,,iJDenl ~ -.;oiits for the ~ 11~~='4\!ive M!!i-_J~m ~~ """""' gmgNf:."
2. ot.:'ii1ympi~ should ;~;;;~
lour seporste, meets, each ln.'tl · ~
cowth'Y; kt the same year; · . 'il'
s. '!be llllg-rslslng ceromomes sboafd
be ~boltsbed and all medals should be
preseiited at the end of the GlllJ\e!, with
only the Olympic ftag ~: : -.
· The new IOC presideot, Lord. ~
of Ireland, J:s eiPected to mate some
major decisions in the neat year or two.
• When Kll1anJn was elected· to liUcCeed Avery Brundage, he said be did not
....... ..,. In open or profrma1 Olympics.
But be alao Indicated that reforma could
I r~~ ... ~ tho 400iJtM -
told medal In -In lletl. Al this
iJesr's games In Mtmfch be """ the llnme In that eveot and a;lilm' In the
IJOO.m<ter relay. . ,.
t .. Tbe ruld'IDUlt be·•lw••d te ·mab
'Olympic alhlelle evenll open." Hanery fald· "One obv1oU1 aolutloa II the Pll'-
:inent of appearance money." · 1 He f1von payments on a alidlng acale
'related to an athlete's · per!....,..,..
ll)nCe on att.lete bu run the mile In under
tfour minutes or the 100 meters in 10
flat, or clesred 7 feet In the higb
he sllOUld be 'OpUtled to a higher
appearande llklney, Hemery sakl.
"There coold be <ll10lber -ie f0<
'Olympic champions wbo petblpo bod not lmdied °:J.':,me llllldanla," be said.
)ff_,-I be 017mPlca -~O:& Vllllle -be Ule. t wliet'e -~ ta ow
" fie sold.
: " '-lllilt I city -J0D CU
'l'he Lakers won lheir seventh game
In their last elgh~ running their record
to 8-3. The victory by I.as ,\ngeles over-
shadowed a fll)e performance by Bob
Lanier of the Pistons, ;who scored rr,
Off..Wvely, UCLA used the , forward
-.to -lat advtmllf• cf .lhl;·-
aplall wsu ' llarlt Hannoq comjJfeled· '
a Laker, pulled :~11i;e-· , Qwnberlain ltil ~.
with 19 and bad~)>lo<:ted' abotS ·.
as the Lal<ers ..,;li1at.ed plly In· ibe '
fourth quarter. Wier pulled down 23
rebounds.
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GOTEBORG, S---t Cox of
England faced Newprl Btacb's Roy
Emerson and Tom IJldor· cf ' '11te
Netherlands went up ll(lllmt another
Aussie, John Newcombe, in today's
semlflna!s of the '50,000 World Te!!!lis
cltariipiaosbip loontamel!t.
· Emerson outlasted Haroon Rahim of
Pakistan 6-4, H, 7-3. '
, Co.15('\ enjoying his best season on the t#S·"'tour, ousted Jeff Borowiak or Btileltl'l,. 7-6, 6-% Friday and took over
fQ:l'.ri1b PJiice in the point standing. ;Ne~be and Okker, the point
leaders, also advanced with straight set
victOries. 'Newcombe whipped Allan
Stona -ol. Aulitralia. 6-3, 7-6, end Okker
ouoled'Bdlan's Ritger Taylor ~;6-4.
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: .SAN ANTONIO -Mite Hill fashlooed
a '---68 and moved Into a onHllJOl<e lead Friday In the second
rDmidt~ 'lhe $125,000 Teus Open golf ~L .
lli\n, lilinesslng a belky'putl<r for ·11ie
1it:St lllJli! In almost t W<l · )'earS, pat
tiieetheli'111 two-round total of 135, nine
~r N on the 7,011-yard Woodlake
Coif ~'course. ' .~'.Rookie.Larry White and former U:S. ~n chFlpion Orville Moody were one
Stn>ke beef: •0 136, each with second--
round 69s. ~ .
Forrest Feiler Wal at 137 after a 6 and
·a group qt UIS I.De~ Australian Bob
Shaw, former Masters c h a m p I o n s
Ott!!"les Cood1\!ll¥LBllly Casper, and 41·
yelll'old Dan Slkei. Coody bad tbe day'.a·
best round, a rr In tbe cool, w!ndJ
weatha-. Caspef,ltad a 69, Shaw a 70 and
Sikes a par 72 ... ,
IA!e Trevino, titit. l':flllb .0pon champ-
and -"""""Y fa-. lqeyed two ol
the last three holer for 9 and 140. He
declined to dlscusS JU round. "'.""•_ .. , .
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PARIS -Wlmble'4!n champion stan
Smith and Ttt.m Gorman powered their
way Into ti,' aemilll>als oL the 15ll.Olll>
French Os*n Indoctr tenrus cham-
pionships Fi1day night
Smith trolinced PairlCe Dominguez of
France Fr2, .5-4 ln a quarter-final match.
Gorman scOrtd the biggest upset of the ~toiirney,J'illylng for a 3-6, 7-6, 6-3 victory
oVef Ille Nastase of Romania.
A third American, 19-year~td Jimmy
Connors ol Belleville, Ill., was beaten in
the quarterflnala, bowlni to veteran
Andrea Glmeno of Spain H , H , 6-4. Jan
~ cf Czecbtwic>vakia pined tbe other
semlllnal h«lb, overcoming Barry
Pbillipo-lloore cf Austnll.a H, H , 6-1.
A nother Toe i n Feotkll
Jeff Groza: (85), son of former NFr. star Lou "The
Toe" Groza, is doing his dad one better. Alfove he's
shown kicking a 37-yard field goal for bis Ashland
College Eagles teammates. And below he's seen
rolling for II yards as a tight end. Hil father was
one of•the greats In the Cleveland Browns organiza.
lion In the late 40s and 50s as a placekic~er and
lineman. " ..
Cougars Seek Upset of SC
SEA1TLE (AP) -Southern c.ntornla
cioacb Joltn ltlcKq .. ,. l!ll lop-rlDked
Tlvllo!S are In poor sltape ~.
. wbldi Is .... cf Db "'"" -sllp-
ped ilowlrd Hucbeo I ...-U quar-
ter.
Injuries aakle, coach Jim Sweeney,
whose Washington Slate COUgars meet
the :frojans In a Pacific-I Confennc.
game here today, thinks his multiple of-renae gives the Coagarl I good chance to
end SC'• 13-game unbelten 1trtn1.
"Actually," Nys McKay, "we're in
very, very poor shape. AC•lnst Orecon
Ju t Slttuday, we ended up In the ......i
half will> )lit one 111fbiick." 'll!at wu
AllllDllJ·Dmo, wbo pined :,,an1s ..
• cutlet ll!d -.....-toudlli•• cm nn of• Md•,.,._
C>k'llC JU --· McKay '
llJS thin is I II pmtml dmaca tltal "you're not pq to blll lllem one ftJ,
neither filDD:r Lynn Swim W •lll•'k I tblnk tho i.m lltlt CID nm and pau
Allea Car1or -be ..... to play • wltlt -v _. •l>IHIJ liu lite bell
qalml tlta eouc-. -for -..... them."
McKay, lleavlly flVO<ed to lib tltt -cf llta W1U -11 built
Tlvjlns to tho --. -.sa-. OIOWlll QWllrllldl TJ Palno ·and -
Ott Rule (7Je)
Tezlq et J
Dini -Km G-IJ and ...... H~.
Paine Is ~ sUptly behind USC'a
Mlb Roe In Ibo _,,_., to11l of.
w~ state "ooe ol the
teams we'll play tbll ye.r. (f'
better r.-Ill!!! forward puoq stallotlcs.
Gt-ondbeny -the he-I In -"lfl
with '11 polnll lllll Roe Is sooond wl!b U , ''11tey haft an mellent off..,.," he
uys. 40aod tbelr defense Is much •tronaer dlln h bu bee> Ille put oouple
ol years."
It'1 .. ,._,on wbkt ..... , ls
...... "11bea1i.-.1: .... 1
dll ... •"111 Illa 'l'N)ltr ........ .
The T>vi-ltaft OVeraged II poinll I
11111e wtdle holtllttl their _,.nll to
ID.7. Dor.rl2Mlr, they bava 111owod only
111.4 ,.. per -by NlillD( and IOp
Ibo--wldttl -~
-flVI " -by jtmior llletJ ~ P .....
Daugherty
Q\rits Msu·
·Post Today -
EAST LANSING, Mich. IAP) -Duffy
Daugherty, bead foalbell eoacll II
Michi&an state University fur the'pul It
yeara, bas resigned effective t!>e ml " theseasoo.
Daugherty coollr1Ded ltls ......,......
to be 8llDO!lllCOd followinl -...
State's game aplnal Pl!nluo todlJ.
'1 bavm'I -mUttc fl fttD fir tlte p1ayen lately,!' n.,iat-tJ told a&waawic
atteadingbla ~-l!llarlt
games. "I to1c1 tbe bofl r -'t,-tbem to go out and wln ·Cl!O fur old Dul!J.
"My decialon to m1iJt II _:I
told the squad ~y al practice cf
my declsktn and uted them to keep It
oonfidetitlal until after the game.
"I've been under no pressure .. at any
time from the Michigan State Ulilvenlty
administration to restin," be added.
But the 57-year-old co.ch has been
under constant Ore rrom tam and alunutl
f« the 1a11 m yun over 1t1s record.
despite hil SUCCe:slel in previoul leWll•.
Ruman sprud coacemlng his retire-
ment again this -after the Sportana began ll!Otber 1ppanntiy
UDllrcceldul campM01 ,
IJoucberty aald be ----11 lllchlpn state, but ool In Ibo
1thlellc doplrlmenL
"l'U pn>bablJ be .... ,..tlr...,tC In the -cf
developmeol raq fw>dl for Ibo adlool.
I 'II teU the odmlnistrltktn .11111 -to
be done to turn the football i*Ulll!D
arowld. I'll continue to recrull 111!1 .wt
hanf.
"I could have weathered It out and the
adminlstraton wouk1 have b&cbd me,"
he said. "I wouldn't Italy at MSU lf m1
role wasn't meanlngful."
The announcement that Dauperty, -
Of a Pennsylvania coal mlner, planrwl to
step down came just after the mid-point
or an increulnllY dilrna1 1eUDD tW
began with b!gh expecllllon cf II.is Ten
champlonobip contention.
The SporllnS blll!ted llllnoll M, latl
o..qil Tech, Southern Cllllontll,
Michigan and ~ Dllne blllled -hopes befO« Mlcllipn stall could rntve
a sagaing offeue two weeks aco with a .
31-0 trouncinl of W-. I I
San Francisco ' It • • I , 1
At tendance Sag
NEW YORK I AP I -The Giants lost
mort than their hearts tn San Fnncilco
durinlt the 1972 season u 14 of the 24 ma-
jor feague baseball teams lllfiered
dropoffs in average atteodmce.
Sm! FrllDCbco dttw cnnnfl It I l.Jtl
cllp lo stld ~ 40 per...i rr.m the
N11Jona1 wsue teom'• 1m imnp cf
U,3C fins eve.,ume thoy -* tho
gai.s II Candlestick Pult.
Altbou&b the majors' total aU_.,, ... flcum ... ml.t"'dlnc due to Iha .,.,
strike lut sprtnc, the ....... --• both leques Wll down sltalttl1 -11.m · 10 15.•1.
The American League, altboolll llfl1 I
dlsW!t ll<CO!!d to the N1lloool Tn <rOWd
appeal, managed to -I slllllt fo-cn!-. The AL 1veraged !S,111 Jor Ill
ooeninls this summer. CO!D[llled to ti.m I ... .., c:hlnces 1n 1111.
Nsllonll Leap teams dttw ~ 11
an 11.100 cllp, ... u dowu fnmi the 11,19
average • year l&O·
Detroit'• vutly-lmprovedm 2S,7SS Oft an aftnge day 1t
Stldltan. Tbt -
ft«U,. WIS up -11 --Detnlil'• No. 1 mart cf 11,llS 1111 ,..,.
Tbt New York lkts ropoatod • major
1...,. crowd btll wil1I m ...... II -.. _,,.Ml lor'l1 .......
Tbey, bow••· ftN oft ..... a •.In mart In 1'71.
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W a'jr Keeps 'Edison Out of Hai;in's Way, 10 .. 6 . -l
...., IOCODdl u illo? .k.,,. !D I ~ by aoGEll CAllLSON put the Char1era of coach Vince Aaaro OD earlier by Rick C.U.pbeU. Of .. DWr Nit Si.ti
Edison lllP'• Olorgen toot a maj<>r
lop and Into a Ue for lhe c!reult lead with Tiie Faloons ... ludlnc w .. by vlnio 'l:dllia 30 bol!n . l@e-~ IP-
the Falcoos, each wllh one lea. of Wayne Moore's .. yanl iilidldown tei< I ti1 In 111·..i·-°' !hi Jut p1a,y lilep toward the lrvlne Lell!UO footliall Way had -bll 1o1m from Ju nceplloo on the Jul )liq ol ti» lhlrd . .,, thi rame. '
champlonablp and o CIF AMA !llayoff ' .. own 28 in the fourth pl!liod ,to the period. , Tht --Mrue .to lorm wllh tho berth ~ nlgl>I with a come-from-Falcons' 11-yanl lloe -EdllOll bad a Falcollll lw!lba~t Myron While looil oft a...n llGPlliPi Sanla J:: VaIJey cold behind llMI lriumi>h ov ... ~y Santa third-and-five ~tlon. wlln a pltcbout ai>4 llOI ..U. lqwards Ille two ·~1 Gt,~ llll¥a. the Falcons Ana Valley before 7,400 fana at Santa Way stepped bacl: and lofted a perfect Ediaon gllli and appeared.. ID. bt away, wg~ ICOOlod"°f 12'1 yerdl Ana Stadium. strike into the awaiting anm of Mart But Camt>boll made a ~!ch grab for
It was a fJJ"St rate thriller es the Weatherbee In the end zone. White, caught him by the Onlde and ~ fn 11 Cl\'riN for Edlal ·~DIJ I 611-previotuly unbeaten Falcons of Santa Dan Mcl'benon, who toed a :tO-yard him lo a 3i-yanl gain. Y"'id jaaDt ml Way'• Pll!!lnc 1f'U razor Ana Valley gave the Chargers all they field goal In the first hall, -.cl the Four playa later F,jflaon toot over oo . llbirp fl) lhe TD dflff, ai be d!cbd on wanted and then some. PAT wilh 3:41 remainll'.ll. downa end the <llargers ~rolled ~ ID Wealheib'!e,l!oO Ot:onatll
But in the end it was quarterbaclc The Way.Weatherbee combo WU the 74 yards !0< the winning . twice, tb1n Weatherl>o&-for lhe winne!".
Craig Way and his clutch passing that winner, but the game Saver wu provided The Falcons menaced Edlton In the The l'alcona --one ol!ler time .
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DlLY PILOI' ,.._.,, ...... ..,_
FOUNTAIN VALLEY'S BILL HATFIELD 110),MOYIS AGAINiT CdM DEFENDER GRIGG WHIELER (50). '·
Fumble Recovery· Saves FV, 13·1·2
Barons Rmly ro Knock Off Corona del Mar
By HANK WEICH
Of .. ~ Plllt Shift
Fountain Valley snatched a 13-12 vie·
tory from Corona de! Mar with a last
minute touchdown alter a fumble
recovery ln Irvlne league football action
Friday at Newport Harbor High School.
The BarOlll, traillnc IJ.7 with time run-ntna out, pounced oo a Sea Kini'• fumble
at the eliJ>t-yard line with 1,27 remaining
to play aDd then converted on a fourtb-and IWo play with Juli! 37 secondJ re-
maining.
Fullback Les Becher, who had fumbled
twice earUer In the game, powered tbe
fklaI two yarda to compensate and the
Baroos stopped a derperaUoo Sea Kings'
4Jive In the final ""'1llCls to notch the
win .
-Until this stunning lum of events, it
ippeared that Corona del Mar had "1ilnee<ed Ju second win ,in succesaion
deoplte marked dlllI<ulUes oo olfeme.
Deopite bolng manhandled, Corona del
Mar trailed only 7-0 at hal!Ume, end Bob
Wllllon erased moat of that deficit
with an B'l·yard kickoff return to start
the second hall. •
Then the Sea Klnp put 1ot1ether a ~
yard man:h whJcb WU cllmued by
Skip Lauderbtt11h•1 -yard scorlni
plnnge ... the !Int play of the lourtli
quarltl'. and after tJ>e ertra point attempt
la~ lot the """""" time, the !*?I were ,..1op 1>7.
Tho Sea Klnp appeared lo have vie>
tory sewed up when .1 drive by the
Barons was at.opped. at the lf..yard line
with julil 1:13 left lo play. But a penonal
foul peoalty moved the ball bacli lo the
eight, and on the Ont play from scrhn-
mqe the Sea Ktnp fumbled.
Fountain Valley ran tu wlobbooe of-
fense at will In the ftnt hall, chalking up
1%1: yards but scoring only once on an I!-
yard pass from Bill Hatfield to his
brother Rick. The Ba!OOI had been stop-
ped on downs three times illlide the Sea
Klnp' 30 before the score flnally came m
the second staiua.
Hatfield barely sidestepped 0 D e
defender before coolly stopping up lo Dnd
blJ brother underneath the soaI poll.
Denots Tressler kicked what pmed to be
the winnlnl ertra point.
Corona ileI Mar waa held lo julil II
yarda 1-1>1ng by the ruaed Fountain
valley delenie In the Ont ball, and
managed oaly 18 playa u oomparod lo 15
for the Barons.
Wilaon 's kickoff return, a thing of
beauty, appeared lo spark the Sea Kll)gs
until the llnaI minute. Taldng the ball. on
the north side line, tho UWe !: cut across field and cut between. b , one
by Scolt Gulmela al the 40 which sprung
hJm loose.
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Defense Porous
·Magnolia Upsets
n · .
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Estancia, 35-~8
' ' By Jlj)WAJID L. BANDY
Ofa,Olllf' ..........
A po...,. • deflinle and an Inspired
Megnolla ollenoe combined to shoot down
the Estancia ~ Friday night as
coach Phil Brown's EstanCla loolbell
team loot a SHI decillm to the Sentinels
at Anabetm'! Li. Palma Parlt.
The loss kept Estancia from gaining a
tie for the top spot In the Irvine League
slandlnga wlth Edlaon and Santa Ana
Valley. Instead, 11 le:aves the Eagles in a
Ue with Founllln Valley for third plJce,
each wlth ~I ncorda compared 1o H for
thetwoleadeni
Car Explodes;
OCIR Hosts -
Race Classic
Gone Snow of Ft. Worth iulfered
severe lacerations of bis left leg wl>en his
motor exJ!loded In the pits at Friday
night's qualifying 9e911kxl of the sixth an·
nual Manufacturers Fwmy Car c.bam-
pionslpo at Orange County Iotemalional
Raceway.
Smw waa lakeD ID 'l\Jstin Community
Hoopltal and ls reportal In satlafactory
OOll<litjoQI '
An -ted crowd of 4,000 watched
Reaeda '1 Pat FOiier establish Ille top
speed of Ibo Ill#. turning ZZl.18 mph.
Foster will lead 110111e of lhe oountry' s
top drivers Into tonlgbt's finals.
Time trlell '"' set lo begin al I' 30 to-
day with the llnaia slated lo go at 7.
Dallas' Richard Tharp turned In the
low quallfylng marl: for Ibo Ford lolm
with a 1.57 elapoed time. He clocked
211.14 mph.
Other low quaUflen and lheir elapoed
thnes end opeedl Included: Chevrolet -
Gory Btrgln, Garden Grove. 8.58, 20U7;
Dodge -!loo Olboo, Oilcago. 8.72,
212.26; and Plymouth -Danny Ongais,
Carls!>ad, 1.117, 216.G.
AdmiasloD la .. lat adultl, $5 fat
lilLdenls and aervloemeo, fl for children
&.ll and free lo< -under slJ:. Pit passes are $2 and reserved seats an ed·
ditional $1.
A team oompet!Uon will precede the llnaf race f<r the driver's champlonshlp.
The can are piped by body make
(Ford, Chevrolet, P1Jmoutb and Dodge)
with the eight qulckeot al eocb make rac-
ing their -ti ID 48 races to
determine the manulaclurer's cham-
pionship.
The two driven with the lowest elaps-
ed tlmes will race a fourth and llnal
round to decide the Individual Ulle.
The race la a round robin, non·
ellmlnatlve contest with no guarantees
and tho driven are paid according to
their quaIUylng poolllon, with ertra
money going to the winning team and lo
tho Individual ..-...
NDl><jll8lillerl will -pete a s
alternates lo Insure agalntC&nyone earn-
ing team polnu imopposed.
Ela.,... --oo far lndfcate 1c1-nm.Tht_ .... 1a .....
tenth ., • -. wUll l'l1moath the
flltelt at 1.tt --" Ford I.•.
0.1tolot llO 11111 Doclle l.M.
--IMT7 hllertm, Ed Mc:Qdlocb,"lllmlJ Qipla, G«daa Bonb>,
llldllrd 'lbarp, Ga. -· Jim U.berman, Don Pndwnme, To rn McE-Piii! oam-a and I number
ol top ---makinC tbeir llnl Weot CoMI NII.
The fltJ,000 pone bu 1Uncted eatrlea
from II ,_ and canado.
_,_ _.. w!ll lnclude an ln-
troducllon al an Iba competlac can and drtY<ri, .. ubfbftlan .., Illa 11'.lnpmen
Drum and 8uCie CGrpl 11111 I ftre-ks
dllplq.
A Pllr of wllealltaodln will mab U •
hlbltlan nlDI ..... tbe ,.... "' nc-... liq ...... .,..-
Ozark's Dad Dies
BUFFALO -1--9 Olart, 7'. wbale-i-.,waa--.mzs,.ol
the PNlr1r'1-f1 --loam WednomloJ, died iodlr to -..itY
llolpltal -I ltrtal 8-, IUt, ., ..... aNtowap.
owned a -lllllf doat1rral11latloo bl-and lotor _..., I -•talion. ...-::r .
A --wtD bt-.ted Mon-day,
SUnl ... lnoltllla bfo widow Marpm
and two -°"!!.", and ~ M. Ourk ., Detroit, llJCll.
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Eslancla's defense lei the ~ slip
through for scrimmac• l1lllS o/,:"5 Md 14
yards In the fir.ii quarter !hop Pl"• up 10
additJonal yards and a score·-~ a,fWing
pass behind the line ol llCrimmage tp lei
Magnolia Ue. the count at 28 '!lib 4,57
left In the third quarter.
The Sentinels put the wimtlng ooore on
the board with 3, 19 left In the third
stanza on a 14-yard run by Monty
Bullerdict. Neither team wu able to
score In the flllll period.
In all, MasnolJa gained 493 yards net
lor the "'(eolng compered lo 356 for the
Eagles in a game that s&'i' the two teams
trade louchdowns three llmea In the llrst
hall.
The olflclals even got Into tho.~
In tbe lowth stanza wbM nlclxl!c Emu
Neeme (referee) and Com~·beld up
play with 32 ""'1llCls )ell . ilfter the
operator had let time run down ' to 26
seconds on 8Jl out-of4>ounds play with
Estancia in control of the ball. The
wrong was righted and play resumed
after more lhait a minute delay. '
Victory wasn't in the books for Brown's
crew, however, and quarterback: Mike
Magner was sacked on the final play of
the game for a five.yard loss.
The parade ol IJCOring went like this'
John Kindred broke loose on a ~yard
gallop oo the option play but was hauled
down from be!and by Tim Sweet at the
Eagles five to momentarily halt the
drive . Mart Miller went over with Tim
Riley kiclclng the first of five conversions
and It was 7-0, ~lia.
Dan Pr1Dceotto put tho Eagles on the
board with a'"tbreo-yard r1l'I end Mike
Edwards kicked the first ol four. ntra
points for the Eagles.
Bullerdlck soored nert oo a 65-yan! run
for Magnolia and Magner went 1n from
six yards out for Estancia to leave fans
limp al quarter's end, 14-H.
Ge~ Moretti was next to Magnolia on
a thJ'ee..yarder wilh Magner tying it at
21·21 with a 19-yard scamper.
Magner then put Estancia aheod for
the only time on a one-yard plunge in tbe
third period but the lead lasted fess than
two minutes (1 :57) as Bullerdlck took a
swing pass 50 yards to payd.irt then ad-
ded the final score on a 1 .. yard end run.
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11 ,u am. (7) CL -COILEGE
FOOTBALL -The University of
Nebraska Comhuskm Jn v 1,d e
Boulder for a game with the
University of C.OJorado. Nebraska ii
bidding for a third straight national
Utle and the Blg-8 Conference club
could have a lot to do with
determJnlni the future of the
Huaken.
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PIONSlllP BOWLING --· Burtoo, Jr. va. Lei Scb••t. .
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-ll.lghfllbls of the Rama-llalders
-played _,In OaklancL 1,30 p.m. (IJ CL -Nn. GAM1
OF THE WEEK.
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BRIAN DAVIS OF DANA HILLS TRIES TO·OUTLEG KEN ·MORGAH'(241 AND·TIM ·IGOE IN 'FOGGY GRID DUEL,
Uni Outlasts · Fog,
Oana Hills, 13-6·;
By. DENNIS'CAMPBELL
OI ... Dmil't Pli.tSt.H
With fourth quarter pl.ay practically in-
vlAible from ·the •lands, University High
School earned its first win of the football seuon Friday night, clipping winless
D8na HlllB lU at fog-bound San
been passing up to 34 times a game in
previous contests, ·threw oply nine ljmes
Friday night, completing three for 54
yards.
<:kmente·i!iih.
. Seconds izito the final period a heavy
. fog· billowed into the &tadlum -9:30 by
your .waich -aOO concealed Murry
· Graha!P's game-clinching two·~ a rd
. blcbdown spurt ·witli.IQtlr .J.11,in~ left
Dana Hills quarterback Bill Springman
was a bit more productive -etght of 17
for 81 yards -but threw three in-
teroeptlons; and his fourih quarter in-
tercepted pass with 1:32 left ended any
chances oC a come-from-behind win.
Tough Colony
Takes Vik.es
Apart,. 27-0
" to-play. · l·u ,
But it was Jim Green's point after
' touchdo*'1 late in I.he third quarter,
following his own 52-yard scoring run,
· · that won the 1ame for University.
·That touchdown and kick put Universi -
ty one 1>0int·up on Dana ams, which had
taken a 6-0 lead .after a scoreless first
half on quanei-back Bill Springman's By STEVE EKOVICH
ntne-y!l'd pass to Mark Eljenhom. 01 tttt·D.ur .. ,.., 11.n •
Sprlngman's kick was good for the ex· . The exasperated Malina Vlkinss, put-
tra point. but the Dolphins were penallz.. ting together a rather inauspicious foot·
ed. 15 yards for holding and he missed the ball season, found it impossible to con·
nell try when the center snap WU· bob-tain mighty .Anaheim and fell Without
b1eil. Untvendty was penallud on the mudJ. resistance, rr~. Friday night at
play, but Springman'• aecond attempt -Westmlnmr Hlgb.
fr<Jll tl>e 12 -. waa oft nie Colooi!t&, playing the strong fool·
The quality of foqll>all .may not have ball wbicli bas become tradltioCl.al at
bOeii the lies\ and the 818kes might have Anaheim, eaally controlled every upect
· . ...e.i'1ow but the two teams -t alter of the game.
ea"" o•...:;. as H it were Ute only chance Anaheim had the ball I' 'the •·-~ · of":L·...,.,..-~ for ei'ther one to win a °" -•=• = ~" portion of the contest and tile Oololllal!
SiWrdiy, NOVtmbtr 4, 1972 DAILY PILOT Jf
Mis~~on Viejo
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By CRAIG SHEFF
Of 1111 ON1Y ,..., llllff
Mission Viejo High remained in the
numing ror the Creatview League foot ·
ball championship Friday night, tying
Foothill, 14-14, in a rather mild surprise
at TtlJlin High.
'Mle deadlock ran the Diabios' league
record to S.1·1 and .tel up next week a
duel with Orange, aa a poaible tiUe
decider. Onnge ha.I a s-t mark and !aces
Tullin tonight. Cold\ Bob Hlvner'1 Diablos twice
came boclt to Ile the ~ and then
had • good chance to win It in the clooin« -· Mission Viejo gained pos1e1sioh on the
Foothill 31 with two minutes· to go but
two inconiplete passel, a 10-yatd ·iou and
a five-yard galn gave FootblU the ball.
FoothW then drove k> the Mission Viejo
39 before ume ran out. '
Mission Vlejo's only offensive spark
was running back: . Dave Caldwell who
netted 107 yards In %2 carries.
Caldwell carried she straight times
before scoring from one-yard out with 30.
seconds left In the third quarter. Don
Reeves' kick earned the Dlablos the
14-14 tie.
He netted 38 of the Diablos' 46 yards on
the drive. ~
MIBs!on Vltjo's !Int louchdown came
with ~ 11 -left in the ball wben
quarierbaclt Randy Eckholdt firod a JI-
yard strike to Kevin McGarry. RetlftS
added the PAT to make It 7-7.
A fumble recovery led IO Foothill'• ae·
cond touchdown. The Knights' Sam Peek
l!l"'vered the llobl>le at the -Viejo " am added -.1 to iJtjury by &Ouic the
final yanl In a ail-play drive. ,
A J&.yml TD nm by quarletball Paul
McG1flliaa culminated on •yard drive
by Footli!ll in the -quarter, .
'""' game developed Imo • tplendld kicking batUe between the Dlablos' Dave
Schmidt and Foolhill'1 Steve Gaetz.
SChmidt finished with a · 40-yard avtnge
(five kicks) and boomed one· of them 50
yards in the &e<md quarter. ,
Gortz booted six u .... and ateragod 42
yards. ·
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Griffins Slap
Luckless Mesa
Outfit, 28-6
By RON EVANS
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Los Alamltos put U all to1etber Friday
niplt just when COlch John Sweuy's
Costa Mesa Mustangs tboulht they might
pick up their nrst Irvine League Cootblll
win of the aeaJOn.
1be Griffins displayed an lmpreuive
offensive attack coupled with a stingy
defense to belt the Mustangs 2M at
Western Hi1b &hool .
Loe Alamitos out-fint downed the
Mustang.s 20-4 and rolled up 40I total
yards to O:>sta Meu's 71.
Halfbad< Mike Sch.....it1e1er proved
be Is one ol the pttmler Nllllnl -.1n
the frvlne League. 'Mle !'>-10, tJO.pounder.
"ho picked up tll yards last weell
apinlt Santa Ani Valley, -foi: U8
8'ain8t the Mustanp.
A trio ol Loa Alamltoo ~
also looked impmaive, ccimP1etJi1c U of
22 puses for 111 yards and three -· game -u it Ul:ely was. backfield cut through the ViJdni«fenae EcstaUc Unlv<nity fans poured onto as eaaily aa it cut through the figbl fog KEN. GRAHAM.123) TACKLED IY A DANA HILLS PLAYER. MIKE O'LOUGHLIN 15 NO. 31 . Costa Meu coWdn't lfl ill ofteme un-
tracbd all evmJnc. 'Mle llmlln&•
milll8'ed only four net 7vds n Iba Ont
half and didn't ..... Into Loa Alamlt ..
1errllory until tllo fourth quarter.
the field -ro'llow1ng· the game after the !hat shrouded the playing field.
Trojans bad used en uncharacteristic Anaheim marked ap 13 f1r11t downs on
~ for Unlvenlty, toting the foot· ball produced 187 yards rushing and 182 The only Mustana --ot I.he evcnlng came with t :D left in lbe prne.
Quarterback Steve Sharp found tallback
. runr:~;~tac~r::·r::lrt~~rst=~ ~=~.ii:~rofb."ra~f.: H. a· rb1·n, F1.skness Pace HB.
ball 1tJ .. 1t 17 times' for 152 net yards. yards po&Sing. Fog made Btatiltlo:ireepliii nearlyut\~lklnga. on the other band. w.ere.___ _ _
.,...ible in I.he fourth quarter· limited to I tokm total of ~ fll'lt
hf iddltkm to his U.-yard run, Green dowru:, one on the ground, one via the T F • t Lo v • 21 0 O.ve Ne.wsteld 111-alane-ln-the-end ..... --
v.•lth a 22-yard m paSI. The JCOrtnc
bad.aJ•untofcyardstoblscredit .. be alr,andanotberbywayofapenalty. . ·0 ·1rs. . .. 0p ICtory, • . nearly trlplad bil total output for the The lolll Vikings offense amounted to "":"~~~gblin, wbo bad 6.1 .J..ardsviktnp manapd to stop the Mt . , _ __ two ANheim drivea; Uie first with a . ',.... * fi fumile ~v:;-··. Cllleo ~ -By<lWl'l!.WE8 • · t4 • nmcs McMurty an the. . at, and ttie tee-•· .. .,......., ..,.
in ·the !Int ball when FWiae.. scamj,.rd
l4 jilill far'1be-..-c
in Iba fourth porlod after the Salanl bad
dri-.a..ran11 11>.12 p1ay1 to ~ 1be
ball .. Iba OiJen' 1J. i•-n• °" u ood with a,llurd!' -at m"'11dl. ;Ille Homllniton -OOen ~ · ,,.,,1 _ -· : •: When Vlkinp.Jlm·llll-·-laroed better f-lban ~)II .. au -";:! =: :;'::. , ' to punt from bis owa U eart1 In the.,.. • u '!her roiDpO;t ...._Loin ll-t l'rli!a1
Aller ......... -period in -
the Loan -~ to -lip ....., tile OiJen came -with _,
U-cm Ille nm play Sucm
rooelver Gary Sleftrt fianbled the ball
after catdllnc k • Ille r.yard line.
oo.n• --l!eott llallorf dJYtd ... the bafl to..., the Loafl threat.
;~91 ,.,.,.1~ 1~ 15 ond quarter, be bobbled the wobb)J bike ntctlt in a majoi' ~ a\ ~ """ """'" • ':J. from center 11111 ran die ball up' the left HillL It -tliO'llhll•llu-I L'npr,..,,_ ~:= ::.i1111 ,:! ,; sideline only to be stopped 'two yarda t0rJ·of·lbe,.e.i'1for .the;·boltl. ; ' · ~:.:;';.:,:"'!i,-.-An l 21'3 llhort Of a .firat. The 0Um were \ed ,bJ' Bill """'8, I
P•Nlllnl "t•'" ,_t!Ud 11'2 ~~ Anaheim took QVer on the Mattna 21 more tbm adeaalte reotacerrient' fOf ln-
Fltlfllllifl/tvmll6M '"' t11 and troUed to illl Orat touchdown with JtnCIGreg Nttdowlkl:the OOtn' llftkw"
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Harbin made "'"' ol victory wbea be scored on a 7·yird ke<!per late in tho
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A baltle o! lll"'lf'l.i looms lonllbt wbon lllt Qr-. Coast Coils&• . Pltllal loolball tam ~ Cm!~·Co!Uce In
• South Cout Cottle!ence outlnl on ilia OOC cttnPUI
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In t6t bnportant cl .. h
-two teams with 1-1 -.reoon11.Thewln-
ner will have a •bot al the
cir<Ull clwnplomlllp and the
looer will play the final two
games for lwt ·and pride.
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good nen !or Tucker ui. a tltll·-. delplie hit IDl!Oll •;
""' of threo ptma In wltlch tcilal of the -apblll Jl OCC 1ave up 30 or n-.n ,Fullertoct, Jei 7ardl. j
polnla. Ball control errora When be cot111)ieted . I! :1
"""' costly in tho.. three passes agaln.t P'Ullert6a, be :.j gamoa. 'l>@clllle the all-time OCC •,
Cerritos has .a del..,. that citreer completlOn -"with : i
speclalm In taking the ball 205. He owns It school ~ :;l
away from Ill opponents. Tbe aod total off-records,, IS of ••
Falconi have lnter<tpled l5 tlitJn belng.poeted this IOUOn. • ..
passes and r«0v•red foet' Steve fdooahsn, the letlding <I
fumbles oo_ 10 occasloni. Pirates rectlver, will be a
OCC'a White is undaunted marted man wbea be v~
by the Cerrltoo statistics. He into "the defensive secondary. •
continues to throw the football Jn two seasons he has hauled J•
with accuracy and h8a gained ln 79 pauea for 1,35S yards
1,383 yardJ through the ojJ" and II touchdowns.
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WESTMINSTER'S DAN ACCOMANDO 1101 LOOKS FOR A PASS RECEIVER AS TEAMMATE CHUCK LANNING (76) MAKIS A ILOCK.
Each team loat In opening
league actlon but came back
slroql,y Jut -. Mt. San
Antonio, conqueror of OCC,
loot to an arvu..a• Cerritos
Falcooa llQWld under former
Newport lllrbor 11111> coach
Emle Jolmaott, l&-17.
At Santa .tUonlea '
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C9unty's No. 1 Rating on the Line Al Ute aame lime, flick. Tucker's Pirates wen blpdJng
Fullerton a soonil J0.7 defeat
In a blUar Orange COUnty rl·
valry.
Allor toolg!lt'• action, each
team will have twa conference
games mnainlng before a
winner Js determined t o
participate in the s t a t e
playoffs. ,_ /
Rustlers to Face
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Corsairs _To~ht Orange County's No. 1 prep
football attraction of the year
is on tap tonight at
Westmln!rer High S c h o o I
wherf! the Liom of coach Bill
Boswell" face the · challenge of
West.em lligh's Pioneers.
It gets under way at a and
an overflow crowd is expected
at the 6,1111) capacity
Westmimle!" stad.i111T1.
Westminster bas been in-
stalled u a four.point favorite
to band Western its first loss
~ the aeason and in so doing,
assume the driver's seat
towardJ the Sunset League
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championship and a CIF
AAAA playoff berth.
Coach Jim Everett's un-
beaten Piooeers are rated No.
1 in Orange County 8.nd No. 2
behind St. Paul in the CIF
Southern Section.
Westminster is one notch
back in each case and holds a
simJlar unbeaten record.
The game pits two um:top-
pable offensive m a c h I n e s
against each other. Both
teams are averaging four
touchdowns per g a m e .
Western edged Santa Ana, 14-
7, while Westminster breezed
35-t. Westmln.!ter slipped by
Loara, 26-17, and Western roll-
ed 28-3. Both teafl\S routed
Marina.
Western's big gun ls Bob
Acosta, t h e multi-talented
quarterback who runs the
Pioneers' triple option attack.
He's averaged 5.5 yards per
carrying rwming and scored
six touchdowns while passing
for three others. Hls com-
pletion percentage ls an im-
pressive 57.5 (46 for Ill for 823
yards).
In addition the Pioneers
have fullback Al Asbon (75
canies, 517 ylll'tb and three
TD), halfback Mike Bodkin
(U average, six Till), and
receivers Gary Caakey, Dan
Porter and Osbon.
All-CIF returnee P a u I
Charlton (6-1, 205) spearheads
the Pioneers defense at middle
guanl.
Westminster has a few gems
of its oWn, however, and the
Accomando brothers are a
major part of the sylltem.
Quarterback D a n Ac-
comando has eight TD passes
among the 1,023 yards chalked
up (60 for 132) and tallback
Tony Accomando has a flossy
7.1 average ln four games.
Receiver Gary Maddocks
has caught Jive TD passes and
the Lions have the inside
game with fullback B o b
Drellus' punishing runs.
., AJvin White, OCC,'s~ng l3 quarterback, and two ather
16s Pirates p I a y e r s , Scott i Schaefer and Dan Seals, 1u played for Johnson two years ho ago at Newport.
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t• ~~lllllllfff' 0...... m ponent, Orange Coast lost to r,:;v El Camino (tlte slate's No. I ~I t ~i~;::~~:
to a stiff defeMive struggle.
SANTA MOIDCA When
Golden West College moved
into a tie far the Southern
California Conference football
le.ad last . weekeOO, Santa
Monica College was given a
big assist.
Tonight the GWC Rustlers
will tangle with the Corsairs in
Santa Monica and coach Ray
Shacklelonl is hopeful his
Golden West team will not
show too much appreciation.
KJckoff is at 7:30.
up to its potential for one of
the few-timeB qalost LAOC.
The Conaln played 8 0
minutes of football, accOrding
to their coach, instead of 58 or
59 mlilutes. The Corsairs drop-
ped two conference games by
one point margins, 28-27 and
31-20 to LA Southwest and Rio
Hondo.
The stout Golden West
defense that has setUed down
since the LACC Joss to allow
only two touchdowns b~
first team, may have its
full with a balanced Corsaln
attack.
Newport 11-point Underdog
AgainstRugged Santa Ana
Artists,
Sonora
Tangle
Oiange Coast hu be02r mttd
for Its tight defensive units
and last week held the highly
regarded Fullerton Hornets to
a single touchdown. TbLs is
Santa Monica made It possi-
ble for the RusUers to gain a
first place tie with an 13-13
victory over LACC, a team
that dereated GWC, 24-17. Rio
Hondo also figures in the title
picture but must face both
TE l(r11!1nel RT t.rth
AG Bendel C Fiie
LACC and Golden West before
season's end. All are 3-1 for
the conference campaign. '" 210 Tonight's meeting will be
:~ the first between the two
210 schools. Prior to this season,
:: Santa Monica was a member f.: of the Metropolitan C.On-
205 ference.
Santa Monica runs the ball
on a 2·1 ratio to passing but
isn't a~ to go to the air.
Rtmning back!· include
Bunky Brown, Ed Burns and
Warrt!n Payne with Deny
Smith doing most of the pass-
ing.
At Golden West, a balanced
attack ls also in evidence with
Rick Rice the main ground
gainer from a rushing stand-
point and BiJJ.COmellus and
Jmy Hinojosa doing the pass-
ing.
It might be extreme to say
that Santa Ana High School Is
as good as any team in the
sunset League, but the Im-
proving Saints are solid, 11·
point ravorttes to beat
Newport Harbor tonight.
Newport will host the game
at 8 o'clock.
Santa Ana had dllficulty
with a tough early season
schedule, particularly with
star quarterback Mike Molina
operating on a damaged
shouJder, but Ute Saints have
come on strong lately.
Last week they r a n
rougb.1hod over Marina, M,
and the week before that trim-
thecl unbeaten (at that time)
Anaheim, 14-7.
Newport is 2-4 on the year
Tritons, Vanguards Mix
In Crestview Loop Test
A pa ir o( teams apparently
nosed out of the Crestview
League football race collide
tonight when San Clemente
takes on El Modena at San
CJemente.
Game· time ls 8.
Both teams have been
bumped from ll<rioos title oon-
tenUon -but not by much.
San Clemente has Jost three
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league games by a total of
nine points, El Modena has
sqffered two defeats by a total
of only three points. ·
"It's been a matter of a few
breaks, and a few mistakes,"
San Clemente coach Allie
Schaff says. "We've lost to
some good ball clubs, but we'd
certainly like to play all three
again. 'Mley would be good ball
games."
El Modena would like the
same opportunity of course,
and would especially like to
replay last week's 18-17 upset
at the hand! of Katella. That
loss dropped El Modena into a
six team group with 2·2 league
records.
Schaff rates the Vanguards
among the best teams In the
league and bas been Im·
pressed with their success us--
ing the wishbone offense.
El Modena fields a strong
backfield, wtth returning
quarterblck Ttm Tivenan and
ballback 'l'r8<)' Smith the
kJniplns. Smith has nllhed for
271 yardl Ul1J le&SOD. 11venan
hu picked up 298 Oil the
ground Ind pused for !&'I
more.
The lop Vanguards lineman
II Randy HslTll, . a Z3$-pound
t~way starter at tackle who
was an all -leaguer last sea.son.
Other derenslve standouts in·
elude ends RJck Barkus and
Dirk Stewart and M I k e
Leyrer.
El Mod ... coach Bob Lester
reels that bJ.s t e a m • 11
defense, topedalty a 1 a I n 1 t
the pass, may bo the key to
tbe pme.
"JtateJla killed U1 through
tho air last ~" Leiter •YI· 0 11Jey didn't complete too many, but the .... they
did were 1--omenlal in
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San Clemente ii a n
acknowJedstd puslng team
with quarterblcb Rick AtOQ1
and Bill Kenney throwing to
Olarllo Dargsn and Jmy
Key.
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and may go into the contest
without its · best p I a y e r ,
rullbeck-lineback:er Jim Swick,
one of the county's top
defensive players.
The 6-1, 2»pound senior bas
been ill all week from a reac-
tion to medication taken to
combat m 1nfecUon and may
miss the game. At best, be
will be at i..s Utan full
strength.
"That could be ooe of the
big keys to the game," admits
Newport coach Don Lent. "It
really worries us."
With star running back Dave
Marriner in the Ii n e up,
Laguna Beach High School bas
lost its last three football
games. With Marriner oot fOr
the season wltli a shoulder in-
jury, the Artlltl may have aq
even rougher tlme.
They'll find out tonight,
meeting Sonora at La Habra
High School at 8 o'clock.
Marriner l n J u r e d hiJ
shoulder on Laguna's third
play from scr.Imptage against
Valencia last Week and will
miss the remalrxier of the
seasoo.
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20s in the UUe cbaae with a vic-~1: tory while Golden West would = be in a prime positio,n for next
its wee.k's game against Rio Ho~ m do with a victory.
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:: Young feels his team played
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Santa Ana features a tough
defensive line and Newport:
may have to get a more con-
sistent performance from its
passing game U It "' !j> en-tertain thooghts of wlnnbig.
"Somehow It doesn't· seem
fair," aaya Laguna coach Hal
Akins.
Akins will probably open hit
polling game up a bit agalnlt
Sonora withrtbe ION of Mir·
rlner. The Artlltl have UIUally
~ i.u Utan a ball dozen
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OCEANSIDE -Saddleback
College steps out of its league
to take on Mira Costa tonight
in a 7:30 game at Oceanside
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2-1-1 in the Desert Conference. VESPA Quarterback Steve Bukich
ha1 been lnc:on1lstent,
although he -a rtne-111"' passing arm, aod hill
receivers have bad d1fficulty
cal<hlng the ball when be II on
target.
'!be Gauchos ·should have a • • • M-of
High School.
Saddleback's Gauchos, win-
ners of five games this season
with one loss and a Ue, hope to
heal some hurts and try a few
new players in the non-league
contest against the Spartans
from the Desert Conference.
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the sffiafter Mira Costa te.am . wW ... lli••••w •
"We're awfully small on · CIAO
Bukich has completed 20 of
85 for :ao yards.
"We11 have to throw more,
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Akins.
sonora dropped Its Ont two
gamea, but alteT Ill rocky
start has come back to com-
pile a ~1 Orange League
record for second place behind
unbeaten Valencia and Brea.
fPr111111 .. Cllewl defense, and w i t b Sad-tt's ..,. ... ,.,.-,.., ......
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ning and passing of
quarterback Molina for most
of Its offensive mileage.
Molina is big (190 poundl),
rast (4.7 for 40 yards) and can
pa., lhe ball, although the
Saints don't throw un1 ... they
have to.
"Santa Ana is a good foot-
ball team and II really comlng
on," says Lent. •'Anytime they
have the ball they're a threat
and we'll try to control it. but
I know we're gaing to Jiave to
put the boll in the air· to
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running back in Dan Jones,
who bu rushed for more than
300 yards total in his last two
games, and have been getting
a steady performance· from
quarterback Jim Peterson.
Peteraon, a split end for the
first two games, has com-
pleted 27 of 59 pasaes for 358
yardJ wbile Jones has galloped
for *II yardl oa •<mies.
"I don1 think thll team Is
.. good u put Sonora teoms,
bu~have -fine foot. ball II llyt Akim.
not opllmlstlc, Akins
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we play u well u we did
against v aleacla." The Artists
loot, l&-15, "but I thougltt w•
The major change Jor the
Gauchos will be at
"quarterback, where freahman
John Springman will be given
his first starting opportunity.
over us," Mira Costa coach
Bill Corchran says. "If they
start numlng It, they'll have to
bring In the reserves in a hur-
ry.
Spri..gman. a 5-11 160-
pounder out of San Clemente
High will replace Bob Dulich,
Hartman, who has been ad-
mJttedly Jess than pleased
with his team's performance
this aeason , isn't buying the
entire sob story however .
who has started U straight • ... ••Nd: DffMH !E-H•uowt games since stepping i n T -a111 ... 1
ag~t Grossmont 1 a s t ~ = season. G -1.uw
T -olrmnk• "We want to give Springman TE=&:
a chance, and see mw be ~::::::=. ....
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mostly 11 a result ol lnjurlea. ~~rctt
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When the women's club at Big Canyon Colll!try Club of Newport Beach staged
·a· guest day partner's better ball tournament recenlly, win n·er s were deter-
nilned in two flights. On the winning teams were Dorothy Maple, Mary Thomp-
son, Lois Grosenhaugh and Jean MallDry (Iro n t). Barbara Buskirk and Kay
Nebb are in the second row.
'Pirates Nab Crown;
Rustlers Win Again
Top Cyclists
Race Today .
At Riverside Orange Coast College wrap.
pod up . the South Coast
C.Onfereoce water polo cham·
pionshlp Friday while rival
Golden West continued on its
way to the Southern califomia
circu.lt crown.
OCC's Pirates b I i t z e d
visiting Sants Ana 15-8 while ·
Golden Wtst'a Rustlers down--
ed Invading Rio Hondo, H.
The Bucs, 7.Q in the con-
ference, have a two-.game lead
with just one circuit Wt re-
maining.
Q>ach J a c k Fullerton's
Plartes jumped lo a 11-0 lead
early ln the second quarter
and broezed the rest of the
Wf/Y with remves seeing a lot
of aclloo. 'Jilli McAneney paced tbe
Pirates with four goal!, in-
cluding a pair of penalty shots.
Loading se<>r<r Ron Mlslolek
dld not suit up.
Meaowhlle at Golden West,
it was the RusUers' defense
that sparkled.
Coach Tom Hermstad.'s
Goldell Weal crew ohul out the
Roodrunnm for the nr.t half,
enjoying a 4-0 lead at the in-
tenniuion.
Rio Hondo rallied to cul the
deficit to 5-S tn the third
quarter but the Rustlers
poured in four goals in the
final seven minutes to win
golng away.
'nle victory was Golden
West's sixth in a like number
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of ootings in SoCal Conference
play. The Rustlers are now 15--
1 for the season.
Kurt Westerfeld was the
Rustlers' leading scorer with
three goals, giving him 30 for
the season. Jim McAdams had
two and is tied with Franke
Browne with 29 goals each.
The victory was aJao Golden
West's ninth in a row, a school
record.
The Rultlen visit L A
Harbor Tuesday (3 o'clock)
and then meet tough Fullerton
Thursday (3 :30) Jn t b e
Hornets' pocil. Three olher
conference games remain on
tbe Golden West schedule
before the Southern Cal cham-
pionsbtps Nov. 21-21 at Rlo
Hondo.
Orange Coast has two retuJar ...... games ,...
malnlng, ~ El Camino at
3 Tueaday and travellng to
Oerritos Nov. 14.
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Area Prep
Grid Results
RIVERSIDE -More than
1,400 motorcycle riders will
take to the dirt today and Sun-
day at Riverside International
Raceway for the third running
of the Riverside Scrambles
Grand Prix.
Seven races are scheduled
each day with special classes
set aside for women and
riders under 16 and over 35.
All iaCes will be one hour long
and are limited to beginner
and novice riders onJy.
The five-mile course com·
blneo the tighter portions of
Riverside's familiar r o a d
racing course plua tbe ad·
jacent bills east of the track.
Several jumps are featured
with the most popular on the
baclt..tralgbt where the bikes
ieave the paved section of the course for the dirt.
"We encourage the be&in·
nlng rider lo perticlpate,"
aaya Ron Vlneelletle, spol!es-
man f<r tbe Sportsman
Racing Asso ., organizers of
the event.
"We know there is a huge
number of riders in Soutbem
Calllornla that can't quJte get
up the courage to enter an
event. Our Riverside races of-
fer any rider the chance· to get
started in the sport with a
~tr,, o.i",..,. '..n:"g 0 1_1, minimum ouUay of money and
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Boston Remains
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B05l'ON(AP) -The W>
beateo Boot.on CelUcs blew a
Sf.point lead hut rallied In tbe
llnal mlnQtea bthlnd Dave
Cowe09 to defeat t h e
Baltimore Bullets I-for
their lllth lllralght Natlooal
Buketball Asaoc!Btloo victory
Frida,y night.
C.Owens, taken out after
picking up his fllth foul In the
third period, retumed to ac-
tion Jn tbe fourth period and
dominated the play with hlJ
rebounding and ball·hawklng.
He fin.is.bed wttb 11 points, in-
cluding to Jn !be flna1 pertod.
The Celll<s led 66-0 with
eight minutes left Jn the tblrd
1quarter. The Bullet! called a
time out and then rallied Jn a
surge led by Mike Davis.
BalUmore finally c a u g h t
Boston and went ahead, but
then wilted. .
The lead was exchanged five
limes and the score was tied.
six times before Don Nelson
cashed two free throws to put
the Celtics ahead to stay 96--94.
Boston then went on to
outscore the Bullets 13-2 the
rest of the way.
Jo Jo White and team cap-
tain John Havlicek led Boston
scorers with 22 points apiece.
Davis, playing only his fourth
game since signing w i t h
Baltimore as a free agent,
topped the Bullets with 26
points. Elvin Hayes had 21 and
Mike Riordan 20.
GWC Beaten
Done by Dunn
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3-1 Victory
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Tull9day vote In a presidential the kids.
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JUDGE PARKER
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choice Lido Isle corner 1lol. Bright & sunny
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510 LIDO S!JUD PEN ·~T(SUN l..S:OO
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-~. 3 bdrm., 2 bath, lgc . liv. room + lge. din. area.
electric bl:t·ins, wAw &
drapes . $59,500.
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Find' It, Tracie · It
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.1529 o.eel Drive !SOP Keel Drive
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1972 Porf Sell~ "
$122;000'
'79.500 $99,500
$741500.
$69,500
BIG CANYON C0u"1'Ri' ci.ua·
BeautifUJ. near-new 4-bedroorii residence in
this exclwiive aree surrqunded by elite B. C.
Counlry Clnb. Sunken conversation area in
Jzyiog rm. · Lge. dining rm. tam. ·rm. wjl!>-
frplace & many extra features. Vie.'1' of area
& golf course. Priced rl2ht at $119,000 •.
21 HERMITAGE OPEN SAT/SUN 1'5:00
LINDA ISLE
Eleg~4-bedroom custom.built home. Fam-
ily rm, formal dining rm, game rm & 41'.l
baths. Pier/slip · w/aCC<!!!llDOdate 65' .boat.
Built-in .. vacuum, steam \& ,.whirlpool bath.
Kilcben with all c0nv~nlieile\!s. '245,000
00 LINDA ISIJE OPEN' SAT/SUN i..S:OO
.CUTJE
No. 2 · PRIVATE BEACH
AREA -2 u.nd)' beachet,
near Bay Club, 4 bdrml.,
den, 3 batha, all electric
kitchen, formal din. room,
w/w, drapes &-shutters, .
Cape C.00. delign • $56,500.
Enjoy this two-story tewnbouse and. your No. 3 • EXTRA NICE . 3
O'YJl private patio. l.arge, loft. muter Sl}ite. =-·din2 are~~.~ ~ft:
FINER HOMES
BAYFRONT
Beautiful new 5 BR. tiome. Panelled FR.
Luxurious master suite , w/f.p. Gourmet
kitchen -large breakfast area. Gallery
entry w/stained brick floor. $179,500.
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'•54 ldnda Isle Drive
·.". . UNIVERSITY PARK
11652·As)l Tree..LaJie ~ '
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f1.89,500 . . ..
$43,900
j29 Via Udo Nord $129,500 ., _, ._ ,. .. .
-~~ LUSK HARBOR VIEW ,
Hat;IMr & ocean view , 4 BR., tam. nn.;
'large lot: eitta private yard .. • ·OPEN SUN.
1-5. 3500 SURFVIEW LANE. $74,500. Paul
Quick -.£ ·' ·1 ~
·~IRST TIME OFFERED
1529 KEEL DRIVE -OPEN SUN. 1-5. 4
BR., :i 'bli~ .• f~nn., lorm_a! DR,, Van-•
t:ult, wall eoveringa,".l\1"4·landscaping. Fee
timd. '79,500. Glii,fJlljot. ·
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. Enjoy J:;ldo·way..of~. l!lcl. CO\ll!" °'~ & res id, living. Tennis, yachti!>g' & . club.
activities,. Charminf 4 BR. at $76,$00. ·<lbar-'
Lene Whyte
LIDO 'tSl'..E -FOR '.Cl:liusr~s
Bring the ciilldren! 4'AI Bedroon\s, 3 illlll)s. ~ drive-in 8paee .for bciat' &'vehicles. 40' Lot.
Loads of closets & storage. Aiixipus owner
offer flexible finance. Quick poss. '79,500
iO&•VM DUON OPEN ~T/SUN 1-6:00
LUXURY "OWN-YOUR~N" ,$19,950·
Ou\standing view· of bay & jetty!, A ml\J\M-
piece building on lhe w,ater w I private ma-
rina. Immac. 2 B.R. & 2 baths. Beaut. pool
& jacUZZi. , Security gwin1, Corona del Mar
' . BIG CAN'(QH~·$142,GOO
,l\lany added featuleit ·~ibis magnificant
condominium in ·tbis-beeutltui COllnlry club
area. Overlooks "golf C91Use. 4 BR,-den &
formal dining rm .. Owner, l!"l"'based other.
LINDA ISLE LOT ..'. $69,500 ·
& ~th up~,!1-bedioom & bath down-in'a, wlw a: drapes. ex-!\al/'11. BUUllll: Kitchen .. A fun place to live cell""' rondltlon. I • ..,
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INYB.ST. IN 1THlf' , • · ~-1:1?-~:_.._ 'T,. .--;--,.TRIPLiEX , . . .
IN' uu1)r1:n,{<l:ro NJ,BeACH. Always rent. m w. H:'tv.:511-6521
edlf>tcause of ·the Jo<!atlon. This triplex has N'°"""" ll<ad> 145-5613
~-2 BedfQOl!1 and 2-1 'Bedrol>m. ·For tho smart
investor at ......... " .. .. .. .. . .. .. $311,850.
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POOL, PIER and SLIP too. New carpets and
drapes, 2 Bedrooms, 21'.l baths, WET BM,
marble fireplace. OVerlook 'Tlllt WATER from your patio and · y ..... ,. '85,000.
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RepQllHHd
$1500 Down
NEW R~N -
JUST LISTED! Quiet tree
lined cu1 de sac. GIANT
SIZE LOT. Slate entry. CractUns red b r 1 <! k
tirep!Mit. SUper me famUy
room! 4 ~ bl!dnlomL
Cheery ' ·kll:chen. L a r 1 e
covered , pm,tio. C e m e n t dri~~~I .Lil<Ued In .=
area. .1BUY f AS IS FOR
ONL\r,.llO! Huny • Call ·
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HAPPY FAMILY HOME
Harbor View Hills cul-de-sac street. clean
& ready for sllort escrow. 4,.BR.. FR.. fo,..
ms! & informal dining areas. Decks & land-
scaping all finished. OPEN SAT. & SUN.
12-5 p.m. 1221 Keel Dr. (Ml8)
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Large 4 BR., 3 Ba., .lam. rm. -all on one ·
Door. Desiraqle WESTCLIFF area. 'Big '
tP001ii2e yard. Out. of state move FORCES
SALE. Call Bud Austin
·A real cboice Taylor Co. Exclusive. Build
:your own lilxury home on this island of finer
homes 8i yacbting. · The·'tast avililable lot .
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•-· 2500·• SQ, FT. TOWNHOUSE ,
JUST LISTEil -4 Bjt., 2~ ba., Igo,, farµ ..
mi:; ·sep,,llin:.-mC Short ,walkJ9. pqols; elid
unit on lovely greenbelt -nice! -$48,500
"Chuck" Lewis
ENJOY FAMILY LIFE •·
. . . to the fullest, in this 6 BR., 4 bath, 2-
sty. Lus~ H.¥ H., an exceplionallyfine bo111e
for a family wanting the besl Jim Muller .
YOUR .!ILUE "LA;oot.'VILWi? •
A 1J0rfect spot with tamis;-poo1'; Drivate
beach streets. 2 BR.1 2 ba: Enclcliea: ded:. •
In lipoUellS cond. 11\cl. fumitnre, $62,50!!.
George 'Grupe '
CHOICE ~A'feR'FRONT
V:acan( lot on 60' of white :; beacb.
'Lovely ~iew &.9ute~;~Y:k.,· 1 .
t' ,-!l!!W Ji-th• Jim•.fi) la:.,~ . eentS ~~
• · BIG Cl\NY~ VIEW' LOT " • · ·
Ideal site for spacious & elegant hgme, ov-
•lll'll>okiDI fairways 6t greens. Priced .. attrac-
•!lvely> to Jell today! Call Bob Yor~e
) I, , P.Rlfo\E ~JDO NORD fr « l ,Wl. bayfi:i>nt, with s.P11ce~for }arg,_,J>J>at. ~de_. has ~ newly .,_.,. t!!J~ ls ~°' · ! S~wn w ""ti ~iP,im·
e(ict' f · , rooni-,'., '!)~·HUdlC/n • ·
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I Bedrooma, 2 batlll '. .. :.',, ... : .. . '581""" ~ .~. 3 ba\Jl&ll!!i' :,r" . .. . . .. . ~·~. I Bedroom&· 21'.l ba f" · .. · ...... ..,.,....,. -1. ••. ' i. Howard Weus , ·::"l-. ·
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1We have· an Opening in oUJ-Residential Divi·
lion for an experienced man or woman pos-
sessing enthusiasm and inteP"i!f. !.f you are
interested in a beautiful ,off!J;.il'.' the finest location, working with coog iisSociates,
we are interested in meettng· you.
Of(lco Open S.turday & Sunday
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WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO., Rulton
'. 2J 11 S.n Jo.aqvln Hiiis Road
"0...tliioklng ·Big' Conyan C«d.'Y 1 Clul!''
NEWPORT CENtER, N.B. -D
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immaculate· 4 bdrm., completely furnishea
waterfront home p)us apt. $11J0,000. Excellent
tenns.
SAUSIURY REALTY
673-6900
315 MARINE Al/E-. 11¢L80A ISLAND
WITH THIS VIEW
U you enjOy vieWing the harbor and ocean,
this is the place·for'yUU: 3 ~ 2 bath m~f~~ ~1!ces (l -·in Ii~ .,,Om, 1 • in ~i:~.~.~lln .... ~· '64~:
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'44-1270
OPIN. IAT,/IUN.
311 CORAL
8Alo80A ISLAND
3 BR, ·-· den, """" Cad ~· ao.e-to North BaJ'.h l\-2 1.one, room to
build • ".1'1"!!1-... -·-1~.
Sal isbury
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D~x-Pool
$33,500
Wow! lnVl'llOts del.leht ln
Nn'POrt H~J.chta! 1 • 2
ht.-droon1 and l·I btdroom.
Low vacancy fa <! to r .
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home. Suitable lot a' two story home with a vleW of tbe
-Boy. 80 ,... " ~ 111111 llO feet dlep. Ono " the
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HOUSES FOR SALE
2 llod-
12$-Monte Vista (Eastslde) C.M.
67~. 646-7414 Ul.SOO (Sat/Sun 1·5)
ttSS-06 Mareus, Newport Beach
64()-0()20 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
2 BR tnd FAMILY RM OR OEN
22202 Rico Rd., South Laguna
494-7518 $89,500 (Sun 11·5)
* !~06 Somerset (Westcli!O NB
6'42-8235 (Sun 1-5)
1714 N'pt. Hills Dr. W. (l!VuHlsl NB
644-6200 (Sun 1-5)
3 llodroom•
*18318 Brookburst, Fountain Valley
531-5801, $25,700 (Sun 1-5)
211 Orchid, Corona del Mar
644-2430 $86,500 (Sun 1-5)
2320 Colgate, Costa-Mesa ~1720 $28,950 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
2216 Anaheim Ave., Costa Mesa
· ~1720 $26,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
1700 Paloma, Newport Beach
642-5200 (Sun 1·5)
510 Lido Soud (Lido Isle) NB
644-4910 $74.900 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
1801 E. Balboa (Balboa Penin) NB
675-3000 $62,500 (Sun 1-5)
1601 Kin~s Rd . (N'pt. Heights) NB
644-7270 (Sun 1-5)
7622 Alhambra, Huntington Beach
646-0555 (Sun 1-5)
186 Wells Place, Costa Mesa
546-8640 $29,000 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
3 BR tnd FAMILY RM OR DIN
310 Darlmoor, Laguna Beach
494-1008 $84,500 (Sun 1·5)
1034 SandcasUe (!!Vu Hills) CdM
675-3000 $87,500 (Sun 1-5)
188 E. 19th St., Costa Mesa
642-7491 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
1000 White Sails Way, Corona del Mar
673-2222 $69,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
311 Coral (Ballioa Island) NB
873-6900 (Sat & Sun 12-5)
*3082 Gibraltar (Mesa Verde) CM
675-8800 (Dally 1-4:30)
489 E. 20th St.. Coelt Mesa
842-8235 $41.950 (Suo 1·5)
*517 Garrett (Cameo !Ilds) CdM
642-6235 (Sat & Suo 1·5)
322 Poinsettia, Old Corona de! Mar
87~ '88.SOO (Sat & Suo 1·5)
*473 E. 20th St., East Cotta M ... 8~ '48,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
20811 Chaucer, Huntington Beach
675-8000) 34,900 (Sun 1-5)
2403 Narbonne, Cotta M ...
645--0303 (Sal 1-5)
9081 Aloha Dr., Huntington Beach
646-0565 $33,750 (Sim 1-4) -' . *3163 College, Costa Mesa
557-4130 (Sun 1-5)
2030 Galuy Dr. (Dover Shores) NB
648-1550 $11~900 (Daily)
2011 Paloma, Costa Mesa
642-8235 $49,SOO (Sat/Sun 1·5)
*2323 Private Rd., Newport Beach
642-5200 $56,000 (Sun 1·5)
929 Via Udo Nord (Lido Isle) NB
644-2Ul 129,SOO (SUn 1-5)
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2338 Cynthia Court. Cocta Mesa
875-6726 $38,900 (Sun 1·5)
304 Narcl!Sus, Corona de! Mar
644-7882 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
2009 Bmuea (l'be Bluffo) NB
8H 8200 $49,500 (Sun 1-5)
108 Vta Dijon (Lido Iole) NB
644-4910 fl9,llOO (Sat " Snn 1-5)
19802 Providence Ln., Huntington Beach
648-0ll55 '31,850 (Sat/Sun 1-5)
*910 NotUnpam (Dover Shores) NB
87&-2723 "5,000 (Sal/Sun 1-Sl
2129 Foreat, Santa Ana
642·2581 ,82,900 (Sun 1-5)
4 111 lftd l'""'lly llMm 0< Don
*4521 Br!pton Rd. (Cameo Sho""') CdM
64U215 (Sat a: Sun 1-5)
*2118 SanU..10 (Do-Shoru) NB
644-8200 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
1907 Leewtrd (llaycreat) NB
844-6200 (Sal a: Sun 1-5)
**18153 8ayllde Dr. (YllCbtaman'a
"COve) CdM 117&-19.'5 (Dally)
1529 Kee1 Dr. (BVu Hllh) CdJI .... ~ '79.* (SUn 1-5)
3llOO SUrfvle• Lane (HVU Bllla) Cdll
644-"30 f74,llOO . (Sun 1.S)
1972 Pt. Seaboar!M (HVu Hllh) NB 644-3'30 '80.llOO (Sun 1-5)
17852 Aah Tree La. (Univ. Pk.) IrvtDe
644-:HaO '41,900 (Sun 1-5)
2000 Kornat Dr. (Mela Vtnle) CM
'54t-ll01 SSS,000 (Sat It Sun 1-6)
8072 a.ttysburg, _Huntinston Betcb
9e&-1518 $32,IOO (Sat & Sun)
**1157 Llndl.ltle Dr. (Uada Ille) NB
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1838 Pl. Westbounie (l!VuHomes) NB •
844-6200 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
ttl15 Harbor Island Rd ., N'pl Beach
. . 8'75-3000 $135,000 (Sat 1.S)
* 1815 Rockford Rd. (Cameo !ilds)-CdM
• 873-6510 $78,500 (Sun 12-4:30)
*708 K-Thanga (Irv. Terr.) CdM
875-5726 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
2015 Commodore (Bayc resl) NB
642-5200 $64,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
20362 S. W. Birch, Santa Ana Heights
642'5200 $59,500 (Sun 1-5)
21 Hermitage Ln. (Big Co nyon C.C.) NB
644-4910 $119,000 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
**#50 Llnda Isle Dr. (Li nda Isle) NB
644-4910 $245,000 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
1019 Dolphin Terr. (Irvine Terr.) CdM
642-8235 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
2415 Tustin, Costa Mesa
642-6235 $51,500 (Sun 1-5)
#17 Rue Fontaine (Big Canyon) NB
642-6235 (Sun 1-5)
1221 Keel Dr. (!!Vu Hilla) NB •.
642-6235 $89,900 (Sat & Sun 12·5)
1918 Sumba Cir. (MesaVerde) CM
64&-0303 (Sun 1-51
1029 Parkhill Dr., Costa Mesa
645-0303 (Sat & Sun 12-5)
18011 Aspen Tree Ln (Univ. Pk.) Irvine
540-1151 $55,000 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
718 Cameo Highlands Dr., Corona de! Mar
875-8000 $87,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
*515 Rockford Place, Corona del Mar
875-8000 $89,500 (Sun 1·5)
2035 Baltra, Costa Mesa
557-4130 (Sun 1-5)
1527 E. Riverview, Orange
557-4130 (Sun 1-5)
21371 Pine Tree, Huntington Beach
982-5511 $48-000 (Sal 1-4)
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3801 Ocean Birch (Spyglass Hill) NB
644-2430 $122,000 (Sun 1-5)
5 BR and Family llm.M DOn
** #48 Llnda Isle (Linda Joie) NB
642-8235 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
tt #S Llnda hie (Llnda Isle) NB
642-6235 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
*2401 Franclaco (Off Irvine) NB
546-7729 $105,000 (Sat & Sun 1-4)
**#54 Linda Isle Dr. '(Linda hie) NB
644-2430 $289,500 ' (Sun 1-5)
5 BR & Family, Rm or Don
*1936 Port Albans (H Vu Homes) CdM
875-3000 $74,900 (Sun 1-5)
2201 Aralla (Eastbluff) NB
644-8200 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
2121 Aralla (Eastbluff) NB
875-8000 -$72,500 (Sun 1-5)
1943 Port Bishop Pl., Newport Beach
644-1957 (Sun 1·5)
6 Bit tnd Family Rm or Don
1500.K~l Dr. (!!Vu Hilla) CdM
644-2430 $99,500-· (Sun11-
INC OME PROPERTY
6 • 1 BR -1 • 2 BR
1338 W. Balboa Blvd., Newport Beach
642-5200 (Sun 1·5)
HOME AND INCOME
2 BR and BACH, UNIT
611 Acacia, Corona
875-3000 $81,500 (Sun 1-5)
HOME AND APARTM.ENT
• 4 IR tnd STUDIO APT.
**542 S, Bayfront, Balboa laland
en-e900 • (Sat and Sun 12-5)
51Rtnd21R .
919 E. Balbot Blvd., Newport Beach
87&-7080; 973-7420 (Sat I< Sun 1-5)
TOWNHOUSE FOR SALE , ..........
2400 University Dr., Newport Beach
645-7344 $42,900 (Sun 10-5)
CONDOMINIUMS FOR SALE ..... ,_,,.
305 Viata Suertt, Newport Beach
~ (Sat & Sun 1-6) •
DUPLEXES FOR SALE
2 IR ...i IACH. UJIJT
710 Hallolropt, Corona de! IW
975-6724 (Sun 1-5)
3111 .... llR
188 E. 10th St., Coate lleaa
942-7491 '43,750 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
41R...i'llR
900 W. Balbol Bml.( Balbol Pe!lln.) NII
97Me00 '92.llOO (Sun 1-4)
LOTS FOi SALE
**'l!M Bayside Dr. (Y1chtaman'1 Cove)
CdM. 815-1935 (DaUyl ..... ..........
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Mesa Verde
$28,950
4 BR 2 Bi\, cul·de-sac lot
(huge), and you can buy
at 5% ck1111n . . . a RE:AL
opportunity for !ht' handy
man and \vlfc. v .. cant! Can
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VIEW ' . FANTASTIC
NEWPORT 1$53,7501
2200 sq. ft. beauty in better
than new condition! 4 bed-
rooms, .3 'bath!, large family
room with inspirl~ fire·
place, additional fireplace
in--1,pvely ligl Jivina: room,
a1l ltectric "Aw~" built
in kitchen. Patio overlooks
eorgeou.s rear yard • picture
perfect landscapl:-.g. Bkr,
5«).1110.
TARBELL
MESA VERDE
PACESETTER
5 bedrooms, ~% baths of pure
del~t are featured in 2
stories of thlB ail liveabje
tnne. Sit . your beautifully
~ed living room and run-
'"'" toes """""" lbe new 1\1\'h shag carpeting while
you view the Hreplace and
your kids playing in the
huge parll:-like ylll'd. Just
one blodc from lbe BaJearic
School, and priced at only
$48,900. QjJ! 54&-2313.
· ~ "' HERITAGE
. . REALTORS
7AX's8ROSS
28 UNITS
COSTA MESA
$350,000.
EXCLUSIVE .WITH
Newport
* 2 BR Condo, C.M .•• $22.950 ~~ .~~ ... ~: .. = * 3 BR Harne + 1 .................... 143.r,,o * DUPLEX .l BACH Apt ................ 141~ * 1 Acre, Eutakte. Room ..,.14 uni ............ $35,IOO CALL .... ITTl
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1 TO 5 P.M •
COSTA MESA
3137 BRAY LANE, 5 Bedroom, Family
Room, Single Story, $32,900. Sun. 546-2313
1632-A IOWA, Mesa Verde, 2 Bedroom, Pool
Condo. Sat. & Sun. 548-2313
2512 FORDHAM, · 3 Bedroom, Super Sharp,
$31,999. Sun. 546-2313
3149 MADEIRA, Mesa Verde, 3 Bedroom,
Pool, Sat. $39,500, 546-2131
2024 BALEARIC DRIVE, Mesa Verde, 5 Bed·
room. Large Loi, Sun., 546-2313.
2734 DRAKE, 3 Bedroom, Enclosed Patio,
AU Terms, $31,SOO, Sat., 548-2313
287 BRENTWOOD, 3 Bedroom, $31,000 Sun.,
648-7171
253 EAST 19th, 3 Bedroom, '2$,500 . Sun.,
648-7171
NEWPORT BEACH
308 34th STREET, 2 BedrOom. 3 Bath,
$48,250, SUJ1., 648-7171
CORONA DEL MAR
338 EVENING CANYON ROAD. 3 Bedroom,
Dining Room, Tree Lined Street, Key to
Private Beach, Sat. & Sun., 673-8550
407 MENDOZA TERR., 4 Bedroom, Pool
View, Outstanding View of Ocean, Sat. &
Sun ., 67:1-855()
322 LARKSPUR, South of Hwy., Duplex,
$65,000, Sat. & Sun ., 67:1-855()
HUNTINGTON BEACH
9432 COASTLAND, 3 Bedroom, Family
Room, Bonus Room, VA Terms, No Down,
Sat. & Sun., 546-2313
5711 HEIL, s Bedroom, Pool & Jacuzzi,
Across from Golf Course .. Sun. 842-2535'
10022 EL CAPITAN, 3 Bedn>om, Family
Room, Dining Room, 2~ Bath, Shag car-
peting, Sun., 842-2535
17201 SANDRA LEE LANE,. 3 Large Bed·
room:., Family Room, Dining Room, Cus·
tom Built, Pool, 60' x 140' Lot, Sat,
93~ANTUCKET, 3 Bedroom, Famlly
Room, Dining Roonr, $34,SOO Sun., 648-7171
5661 KERN DRIVE, 3 Bedroom, Corner Lot,
Su per Sharp, Stu\.. M7-6010
FOUNTAIN VALLEY
13122 SANTA CECILIA, 4 Bedroom, Family
Room (15x30 ) Dining Room, Fireplace, 3
Car Garage, 3,(9>+ sq. Ft., Sun., 847-6010
CULVERDALE
3691 CLAREMONT, 5 Bedroom, Family
Room, Dining Room, $42;000 Sun 648-7171
6 LOCAL OFFICES
' PRESTIGE WATERFRONT HOMES
SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT
3 Lindt Iola Drive
Beautiful new 5 BR., 4~ Ba. home. Water·
front living rm. & formal dining. Handsome
oak paneled lam. rm., frp!c, wet bar. Large
master suite has frplc. lo cozy lounge area.
View of Bay & the mountains .... '179,SOO.
S3 Lindt I... Drt..
Elegant 5 bdrm., .4~ balha; on !agoo11-N ...
carpets, drapes & wallpaper. LovO!y g.anhn
& large slip .. . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . $'212,000
57 Lindt bit Drive -0pon Svndty
Custom 4 BR., 3~ b&. home on LaJ(oon. Mstr.
BR. bas sitting area & frplc. Waterfront
ra mily rm w/conversation pit around the
Crplc.; lovel y garden, lge. slip. . . . $189,500.
·101 Lindt loft Drl ..
Lovely 5 BR., 4 ba. home ~th downstairs
waterfront mstr. suite a: lge. game rm. or
study. Mexlcan tile !loon, bum ceilings,
quality con1trucll011, slip .......... $W,oon . ' -,., ~· lnfonntllon
On Air Home, & Loto, Ploaao Coll:
llLL GRUNDY, REALTOR
341 8tyslde Dr., Suite 1, N.I. 675-6161
Oontrtl Oontral
EASTILUFF S4l,s.
AREA'S IEST YU!!!!
DelighUul l«y. home. S Spacious BR., 2
baths ; huge family kllche~. Top quality
apwinlmenlt lhruout. Ankle-deep carpet,
decorat<>r flooring, custom ahutlers. Just a
real "Brighi PeMf". Beat call today.
2414 Vl•ta dtl Or.
.... wport ......
444-llU AooylhN
COlllN • MAltf 11 llC,
' ' IXCWSIYI CORONA DIL MAl
• Comldlad one o! the 1*11 _. on Ille
ocean stde ol the Coast Hwy: This olds
, family home ls situated on 2 res
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idfenu.a!dl~ !.\
Xlnt, appreclAtlon situation. f ere -: 'i $79,500 •
BUILDERS -INVESTOR · I
R·l Lot with ·.ome «1111 ,v11w; Corooa ~ . I
Mar. Walt'to the beach. Call for infonntUon.
644-7882 ) ' ' ' • I j •I
.· EMDALO JEWEL ·.IOX . • 11 HJ.ii abOn the blue hdflc ~ ~a,. ·
permanent 180' view, Ibis lge. EmVald Bi1 '•
home constats of 3 BR., 3 baths, den a: swim· .
ming pool. Alklng •150,000 , , .
t '·=' VACANT VIEW LOT
S 16,500 FULL PllCE . T1
Th\s is no joke. Owner· will finance. Call I
today for details. ·844-7882
IAUOA ISLAND
Real live doll house, completely remodeled
from the ground up. Consisting of 2 BR.,
sewing rm., den -could ha\7e guest rm. Of-
fered at $90,000
Coll US fw Y""r reor 011•"' ....... -WI
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REALTORS
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COATS & WAllACE
REAL ESTATE
Costa Mesa· Harllor at laker .
Hunt. lch. ·Atlanta at M~'.
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REAL ESTATE
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FANTASTIC POOL HOME
Privacy a: good taate abound in tbla terrific .
5 bedroom home. F o rm a I dining room,
Iwge family room with fireplace, 2~ balhl.
Located on a large lot. Heated & filtered
pool is surrounded by P.ALOS VERDE stone
deck & ls completely I e n c e d for safety,
Built-In ~as Jlar.B-Que a: 'shuffleboard pro..·
fide added family entertainment You muat
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see this home to appreciate. New • 1JstinC., · $51 ,000.~QA'..::.. 262-4454. l:
JUST LISTED
"Mesa Verde North" location. One year
new home, fantastic upgrading and iJn..
provements. W o u 1 d you believe it's a.fr.
conditioned? 4 Bedrooms, semi-formal diJI.
Ing and family area, atrium patio. Minimum
maintenance yard. A Coats & '\V~ ll·
CLUSIVE at $42,950. CAIL 548-4141.
3000' TO• OCEAN
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Here is the bead> borne lhlt you have beea. •' dreaminf aboul 4 bedrooms, 2 balha, to-.
al d I n n g room, beamed • celling f~
room, extra large muter beclr!>om l!Ulte.
This Immaculate shake-roofed ho111e ~
been . professionally decorated a:· lllidscaPo
'ed. Thia Is truly an outstandin« value lor-
$38, 750. Easy terms. CAIL 982-4454.
$25,900
$1300 DOWN
3 big bedrooms, 2 baths, flrepla<e, etc:. Just
Listed!! So Hurry!! CALI; 548-4141. -. ---. vm NO DOWN
~c 4 bedroom 2 ,~th Glen Illar home
1'11h 1b1ke roof. Iori .... near ocean. Fl1'fr
r.•• newly painted lnalde, Y..,.119~ mai lffl, Near schooia llld · . fH<i
down I<> Vets, '1650. do"'1 to 'o en:• If"
lilting ... $32,950. CAIL ~. ~... ' I
MOVING TO DESERT I
Owner anxloua, MUsi' move to d.ut. See . tbla S bedroom 2 bath home. Corner Jot,
with st<>nge area for boat and tnllor. Oonto
pletely fenced. Priced at *29.7!50. CALL·
982-4454.
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family ho111"-.Larg~ living room & dl1llng •~a. ~th t'anilly and living areas\ban. large
rock fireplaces. Location is convenient to
Mariners «hool, library and park $64,500.
2015 Commodore, Npt. Bch. Open Sot & Sun 1-5
PRIVAn AND PLEASANT .
NEWLY DECORATED-a bedroom and din·
, ingiroom;lovely homo .In an adult area. Poo/,.
c;roquer, ·pulling green and prlvate park, ~ for .............. : . . . . .. . .. $56,000 ...
a323 Privote Rood, Nowport. B<h. Open Sun 1-5 ., 'I : . ~
THE G9<)D UFE : . INJ~llYCREST-1..<Jvely courtyud and lintry,
beautifully planned for entertaining' or en-
joying the family. 4 Extra large bedroqma,
dining room and•tamil11"0Qm l'i11clqsed patio (or sunnln~. wine cellar. adobe brick and
other .. amenities ................. $87,500_ :•. ' .
PETe BA~RETI REALTY
_i Olflce Open Soturday1 & Sund.o~
1405 y.tostelfff Dr •• N.11.
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V'/l 'It( 1! 1@,('1'~11r>a 11.v . .
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~ & 1 ·BR,.jl!uplej< an tear :of ertra wide, 45'
kit. T,...: uned: ~1"'1d alteet. Lots of· room fl> build. ~;500 . .
2·. s•-~ft.Co;,aotli ~ ~~ . . wry, 4i!(IO sq~\-home Wiiii lpll!lacular
.view of ocean & jetty. 5 B~. lg. liVing room.
j>rmal J!li!!ing , w/fn>lc. Separate guest Of.
jnaid ,quhitef' over "garage."Room !cir pool
plui•Jarge pa'tklng area ·including paddle te1>-
Dis C\'!'rt. $185,000
• •¥ . · ~ Conyon
fantastic view overlooking perfect "putting
Breen" setttiig. Custom pome nearing com-
pletion, 5 ~l 5 BA., gtellt"•family rm. & hl1ge game (Ulllm.f. · 1.·, ,. ·
Tho lllufh-2 St_ory
Franciscan modeJr'.newli p&lnted & draped. ·a BR, 2W BA. End .unit prime location .
. Magnificent view of Baclfll8y from several
l'OOblS.
. SPYl\lLASS HILL I~ .BR..1 21'.z ~· Q.i f·-' · n,i: . S..,,tacular ·c.;rr •127 ~··~~\', .... ~1-... '. ew .• if' , • •
1". For LHSe-Corona .. 1M.lr Offites
"Up to 2500 sq. ft. of de!Uxe space, air cond.,
, 8.rnple parking, janitorlal-se'nice, util . incld.,
145c ·sq, ft.
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pooL ~right at $74,DOO.
1936 POR'r ldJlANS (Harbqr View.Homes,
... ofl MacArthur Blv.)
BAYFRONT -oPEN ~r. 1-5
' 60 ft. of prime bayfront with dock for 2 lge.
boats. 4 BR., 3 ba. -exceptional value at
$135,000. .
•ll5 HARBOR ISLAND ROAD .. OP.EN SUllDAY 1-5
Harbor View Hills, extra sharp &. the lowest
priced home. in this great area. $67,500
1034 SANDCASTLE (Off Marguerite)
. ' The area's top professionals
are al.,Your service. 675•
m MARG &RITE
Attention 'yur tbvel:ton! a BR. bOme J001 p1ua a z.. BR. untta; 8lk. &o ocean. $195.000. .
719 MARIGOLD
Chann plus location. 2 BR home, . .p. t,.eit. unit hu
klng·lbed BR.Goo.beam ceU'L
WNGE ~OAST
Rtal Estate '600"" CoastlfwY. Corona del Mar 644--4848
$27,758!
No Down Terms
Near 1Choa11, lhcglna. 3
bedroom>. 2 love\( ... dm.
built-In gourmet kitchen, a
range, oven 4 diahwJ.Sber.
Gracious living room •
charm e~ by. tlre-
place. l'reehly' painted tn-
side &: out. DelJU.tt\11 l
patio for outdoor fanilly f\1n
• enterta.lniaa'.·'Brtf.(MD-lnl
TARBELL
2955 Harbor, Cotta. Mea
NORTH MESA
SPECIAL •••
$31,000
VA APPRAISED
Gener1I 0.neral Immaculate 3 bedroom, 2 i"iiiiii;~iiiiiiiiiiii~~~~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil bafu wi~ separa~, Jove~ 1• 15x30 family ~ '(J.890 '1· ft.). tropical ............
All this for only Sf67 per
month wtth.m mm.y.down
to vets. Call 1
A LNIQJI' Kl'U'
THI SENSATION Of' SANDALWOOD DRIVE
In Bayc,r,est ·.~ w.arm tones ·of autumn ema-
nate ·thr!;ughout this Unique three bedroom
home · On Sandalwpod Drive. The mood cen·
ters around floor to ceilinl! rock fireplaces,
scrumptious apricot color carpeting and the
immaculate pride of ownership condition.
Proudly presented at $76,900.
Cotlt«t: UNIQUI MOMB OP Nrw?OIT IUCH 645-6500.
U!llill()UI: li()Ml:S
REAL ESTATE
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4 BEDROOM
$32,500.
New listing on quiet tree
lined street ~ar schools
and churches. 5" % aaswn·
able Joan or try 10~ down
lo new loan. For appoint·
1nent
Satwd.q, NMCDbtr 4, 1972 DAll Y PIL.OT
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No Down Tllril\1
"Homelike" a~ wttti
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Bulltln k.ltchtti. '8fludful
park-like poundS. No-tenance Iot vou. 8kr, ~'t.ll. ·--~
T ARBELL
_,.Harbor, OJita ~
BEAUT. VIEW OF
UPPER NEWPT. BAY
~ 3 BR townhOUae-11
exquisitely decol'atd:I and
invtUng thNJUt. P r l c e
$42,900. ~t: avail.
~ house sun. lo-5 p.m .
GI> . * 64$.7344 * fT70 0ranae Avenue
· • Costa Meaa ~ °""' to °""' Cotalos
-•'*· MX\ "' °'""' . ' 9J6 E. BALBOA ILVD. =~~~D . * NEAT & NIPTY jc
.._ )I;;· !!'I" O"IOdlo• On beaifHul Balboa Peninl1ila. •Pler/Sllp plus ~~= ~:1~ 't~·pt':!e ~!t ~~'n!fl~~ tf ~' Roallol: fo · · .. · · · · · · .. · · · · · · · · · · · · · .. Slf9,500!
341 -· N.JI. · 61!><161 ' 14LIOA BAY PROPERTIES
llolboa PonlnsuiO 4509 YI. c .. 11 Hwy .. NB 675-7060
NeWJl(lC't'• answer to Mark
Spitz, Kurt Krumphoh Of·
fen )'OU his 20Jl33 IL pool!!
High fences, trees. canyon ·-.plutbe roc:miat 4 bdrm. ~ in
C.-HJPl•nc!o,~
2309 W. Bolboa Blvd., NB 673-7420
HARBOR VIEW HILLS
Best buy in area. Immac. 4 bdrm., 2 bath
single story home. Large patio, room for
pool. Newly redecorated. View of bay &
ocean . Low lease. $65,000.
BILL -GRUNDY, REALTOR untwnlty reoity
$25,900 3001 E. Cat Hwy. m.4$10 ••1 B k1o D Su't I N B -•YI r., I e , •.
JWIM POOL I ~Goi~-~..,~·'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~~i:iiii:iii~~~~~~=I
6754161
A toW1y 3 bedroom , 2 bath [ I
home, all electric push but·
ton built·ln kitchen, light a:
chffrful! DeUghttul patio,
hanaini: basket. with Oow-
en. load.I of deckinlt, huh
low maintenance yard and
a beautiful swim pool! Brk,
540-1m.
TARBELL
*· ,J BDRM near ooean , •.
Ql,900. * tM MAC air-cond, 3 BDRM, auume $2:IJ Pm. Mlilidon Viejo •••••• $38,900'
~RM near ocean . , •
1133 WeatcIII! Dr., N.B.
MS-7221
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ON THE ROCK-TURTLEROCK THAT IS!
Majestic home located in the most developed section of Turtlerock.
Spacious four bedrooms surround an airy atrium full of fems, Trees
and landscaping are mature and manicured. Shag carpets tbru~ut,
a large formal dining room and a fireplace are included. Stroll 200'
to the olympic size swimming pool and tennis courts. This one is a.
winner.
ENTERTAINMENT CENTER
This large home on three Peninsula Point lots is ynun If you need
seven bedrooms, six baths. UpsUJrs party room and 1undeck four
car aarage, beautiful Uled courtyard and many oth·er features. Lo-
cated one block I<> bay or beach. Was $135,000 -Now at $128.000.
DOWN TO THE SEA IN A DUPLEX
Beautiful oceanfront duplex rigbt on !he sand. A delightful quieter
strelch of beach. Large sun deck a neat dwelling for beach living.
YES! NEWPORT BEACH'S FINEST VIEW
You will stop lookln& when you see this beautiful home that ~as a
view that reaches forever. BIG BIG lo!. 3 bed., 3 ba., brick patio and
lots of brick In the kitchen. Watch !he boa! porades and ocean sail-
ing. Willing to trade or you . name ii' Offered at $70,000. Open S.L
& Sun . 1·5 .
6 UNITS -NEW!
8 beautiful deluxe·apartnwlll wllh one over the pnge wllh a peek·
a· boo view of Iha ocean and lar&e . sun deck. Only I &hort block to
the bay. $175,000 with termo and owner will consider trades -sub-
mit all offers. Great tax shelter.
RARE W!STCUFFI
Well appointed S bedroom home. 2 bath In tbe very belt nelpbor-
hood. Nicely arranged around a private pool for outside llvtne. A
corner lot
MONACO?
Panoramic view -on a clear day you e11n 1ee Mexico. CIO&ely located
I<> downl<>wn LAGUNA. Beautiful home with 2 adjoining lots -this
is a jewel-Call now.
FAIRWAY -MESA VERDE
On the golf course. Large deluxe home with 4 bedrooms, family
. room, dinin( room , and kitchen with breoldut area. Plus beautiful
covered patio, atrium with water fall and many other features.
. EAS.l. fl~Nq!{_\L . ,.
Colle&• Park! Beautiful 3 bedroOm~ family room,-I* bath, one own-
er, adult occupied, College Park home. Only $33,500.
LOTS OF CONDOMINIUMS -HEIE'S ONEI
A condominium -Relax It enjoy ~.000 recnational conic" ln-
cludln& pool, putting green, adult lounees. hobby rooms, lll4 -
center. All this plus large 4 bed .. romily room, 21'. bath home wltb
fireplace, nice enc!Oled patio. newly lnat.tlled continuous clean Tap-
pan oven, Kltcben-Ald dllhwuher, only $32.800. !Olll> down tenna
available, and IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
FIX'EM -UNITS!
3 units -good location -wonderful potential. Only MS .000.
, SHOPPING CENTER 7
Low management Costa Me.1 Shoppin1 Center. Less than 6 x Grou,
caplt.t!Wtlon ni. over 10•;;,. $250,000.
OPEN HOUSE DIRECTORY
4 bed ., 18982 Racine Dr .. Inlne. '51.500. Sal I< Sun. l·S
4 bed .. 1783 Panay Clrde. Country Club Dr .. C.M. $115,000.
645-4040 SaL It SUn. 1·5 t ':::;: ~ndo., aS4 Toun Lane. C.M. $32.800. 645-4040 Sal
3 bed.. 1101 -Lone, Newport BH<h. $61 ,000. 645-4040.
Sal 1·5
3 bed., LUI Klnga Rd .. Newport llch. 1100.000. 745-4040. Sat.
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7 bod .. 1511 Min Mar. Newport ll<:h .. 1128.000. 1145-4040. Sal
Ir Sun. 1·5
2 + Den, 3112 .Lookout Dr . L<tguna ll<:h. SI 10.000. 645-4040.
sun. 1·5
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.~ Newpo~ Beach condOmlnium.
• j Visit~· temporary OtnCes of the
-.~ ~ Cfftt lnformatlon Center,
• <X>nwnlenlly local8d at ~ w ... eoas1 J:(lg!rwiy
• • &ille B, Newport 'lieich. ~lloliy ,o a.m.'IO JUMet
1714) 645-6141 '
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Sell leautlfii'1 ,r~ Plaall P.,Rllll "'-'· all bullllno, .., ., Mak• "' Profltsl ~rt 3 ~ 2 lfA, chlldl'ID OK, cblJdren, 00 is&."':: g.,, )>(
• · • will Nter ""8Dta ~ yqu. . ~ta !"'dii.. fNxl ~·paU:. month. &t&-mm..
UnU1Ual opportwilty for lldY or man with FREE ol -••• """' /per mo Col'Onl del Mar
"G""" Tbumb"; #lat ta a real money-mailer. de~"-"" .... '
We ·will thorolllhl1,lnln you. . .":., .... ""•I• e ~· -If ROOMY 3 Bedroom, ' """'· "'"""' Rent _.,nu pound ftoar. S350 pr. n'IOlllb
We 11Jij,p1y a complei. assorttQellt of pots • 531·5111 ( :IU U~5111 "'"' •pac""" t bedroom
and pllilt•holden fMM 1)1 0~"': Jh• -·Id, . -upataln with private ...
all th .,,...;-~...,. ..,., ~~ _ trance. $225 pr month. Both e ll™ll •-material, toolo, ' Al""' on lo<, iiiili Ol'"fan>· unlta next lo puk A "'1nl&,
dl-l•v lillures,' all'' mabt a put w ... $145,. h44 pr. Kida/ call Bailey m.soG ""1. '~u•':· Eltabllllild lbciWwocim Joca. . . . ..... . . SPAC. 3 Br., 'Ba., i11 cu
tlon now v for ~· Total cub • ,JIBAai -1 SJ!oo. Ronf-A.HouM '79-M30 .. ,, oceao w pn. heh.
' 1 •--~ W •·-n-3 " privl. '350/rno. \ndY1 aft 7, , Inv~! required, fl (secured~ Run ~" U v _, f!W• Br, • Ba, bl I-Ins. ""3203. ~.~-ID derful f•-''..., Fen<ed. Olildren ok. =="-------}.':ur 0)1(11 ~-our WOD ~.,. ·-8!11/GI !\\:-~·pod. i2:j0/mo. -I BDRM ·-unlttm. °"'" or detaila phone, • ~ * 3 Jk CONDO, crpts, drps, ta1 pref~ $115. mo. ~ lixc1'""91 e '"""" lfP. 2 Br. Fncd pool, washer/..,..,., R/O, lor, · ~~~~~; .. ~~~!~ ·-~N0~-~-~5j:~-:~I ~. Elld .... NO -"· relrig, $2)0. 54'"1<105. :C::o•:;;t•:..:.:Mo= .. :.-__ _ •·~-3 BR, 1"" Fam nn. C)>t., 2 BR I yd •-bl uw. 1 e VACATION Yr. Round! In drp&, bltina.. ~Im. $275 • i · crp... 1115•
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• bk:)tdt 1«111•* Goode raun;y Wanted1 2 Br. epll!I, drps, ~ diJhwaf\r,2 "'-"'"----trl-1 __ _ -.......... -•-mo .,.... BR. in p ex; retri(., . ;n::::*'· $llOO. Alt 5. FllCd ml. Encl oar. Nr -· ' ~·-' blt·ln•, carp, drpo, 1160 Mo.
1 ........ P!~ 1'6 _.. , · """' AA -2 BR, $2lO per mo. Blllno. 1100 DepoolL Adu!IL
IN . i'A!fr GROW?NG ~ t. 1.-. .. :Ml e mJDEN'1'SI 3 Br. 2·Ba., ~~n .,';e~;\'.,: Graham Real\I' M&-:1114
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}-al'P arner lot. l'06m far 8~% INTEREST POO. ' YES, we 1'.ve re~talJ • May New 2 &: 3 Br apts
more. Prftent Income. S'mt' •nd TD Loans WE HAVE1LDTS MORE we be ot ttt.Vtce to YOU In Cor ~t~~l!,1'!~·,tJ:;:U-, II~.
Pitt 1485. At leut im...,.. ' ALL nm " =1 ~ ~ """'' 5j'U111 dable. tll,500, CTM, or Lowe« ~teo an,,.. ()>, u >OU need help call today · =.._ -small 2ntl. "WE BUY TD'S" ALA Ront1l1 e "5-JtOll'
EL CORDOVA APTS.
,.,..., $145
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Dilllwuber • ~ClrpltlDC • Walk·ln Cl.,. ell, Forold Air .. 1 • l'!rtra Llr&e i!ooDJJ •
Beautiful Game m . Heated Pool • BBQ' ..
Enclosed Garages. Quiel surroun1'!!.~f.' and
close to shopping. (Nr Harbor & H ton St)
Adult Ll•lng • No Pll ..
2017 Chorl1 St., Colli -642-4470
HACIENQA HAltlOllt
Prom $154
DELUXE 1 & 2 BEDROOMS
Furnished A Unfurnished
Heated Pool -Garages -Shag CarpeUni.,
Dishwasher -All UW!Ues Plld.
Adult1 0..ly • No Piii
241 AfO<ldo St., Coate Miao
VILLA MARSllLLIS
646-1204
SPACIOUS 1 A 2 BIDROOM APT.
Pumlshocl ·& Unfumfshod
Adult Liv'"' Dlabwaaher color coordlnated aP1111ancu •
Plush shag carpel • mlrrared wardi:Obe door>
IDdlrect llchllnl In kltdMll • breakfast bar -huge private Wlced patio • p!lllh Wttllcap.
Ing • brick Bm-be-Qliu • laJil• boated pooll
& lanai. Air condiUonlng.
3101 5o. Bristol St., 51nt1 Ano 557.-
COLDWELL, BANKER A CO.
MANAGING AGINT • . o.!n.n1~.....:0 850'1'.i Sitt!.r Mfll. Co. 1641 Newport Blvd.,
or call.p;o!) 2IH398. 642,2171 · 545-4611 C.M. · J11 Aph. Pum. Jll ':!!?"'~ ~ ~ s.rvtne 11ar11or .,..
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• st., H-Beoch. *llRQKER 80-1491* ft I.qtma. Oar R-1 S... UnlvenlV Pari<, I""ne 603 BEGONIA EXECUTIVE QUAUTY L A HIRMOSA ~~-OWN!!R IACRl,.CING -la FREE to Y"'I Try Drp UZ.7900 Nlghll V•ry atnctive 3 bedroom, 2 3 Ba. Fully crptd 6 dnped! $j>anllb Cat&nlr> _,. u.. . LuPi' near new ~ ~ -Nu-Vlew! bath • ~ly street. Optn Formal l..Rl Two cv pr. U.: A 8padoul Apt&. Tl:fl. . t Newport llMch · ·bllr to ocean. Must : .u. .-NIJ.YllW RENTALS "°""' . Saturn., and sw.. Fenc«i rear ,..,., Fam. raced pool; ...,,... , :I , [i ... J'M,eao: -tor-ncr .,,._ or -u1R. ' beth& .......... $325 """i.s-Call 67>-1225. Rm. 16' • 35' eo.vmocar BllQ. u-LMns •
A IWUlOR VIEW PALmMQ;• ' ·-l!stiot, 'I . . ' . Call SC-'521 -(BR. 2 .............. S3SO c ..... -a-.. Ool1
.. ~ new • Br .. 210 ba. · -• . lll'ZexJll HOME. -3 BR., bonua nn ....... S.00 ii ande ac1too1. Sii -I BR. PURN. $175 , ·""· °""''· &IO-{Ql1. ' .. " 'J:;':...~~. :.'= Hott111 ,............ ly;.;:A,,.. Dee. 1: ired •·11 lil j: Vlata, Otota ....._ Open 2 IR. l'URN. ~11
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: ,~ '. _ i.o> .Ola'.;. . ~60 Loll ,... S.11 170 LEASE. Lido Sands: Pool 6 -CALL. 54Mlil or ;_.;_;._, * ~7.SO WEEK & UP All. lJTILITtl3 PAID
• ·~ Y . .. 1' .11~ ~ --~"" .<' Ti r • ;; fi; ., park acroaa the Slftet. 8tl!pl 6G-61ll · REALTY fuas10111•' o, 1M1 coLWlll co. • Studio I:: 1 DR Apa Wt• No pet:t i ~Jd~·.2:~~~~al~ ~!l~~ISU~E • JIME 1 • '-i·~, l ~nN: •• to beach. Chol~ ~ · · Univ. Park.Center, Irvine LARGE 3 Bedroom, 2 Bath •TV I: Maid Service Avail
-~~·W ,1 pn ·""6th I All~.~\!--~~ Yl!n_t. ~: , 'i lilCYORS Larp 3 bdrms. 2 ba., 2 S~ dlll,l;lf.'o hltina. Lare~ Call Anytime, 833-0820 cloee to beach. $315. Abo e Phone ServiCt"-Hld Pool ~t &rea trp1'c ~er· "'bo lnairltenance. 3 Ii 4:~ ' 'i"" 1. patioe pool table fireplace # · dtnlnl; • Avail O(tice hours 8 Ml to 6 PM available unfurniahed at e Children I: Pet sect.Ion ~-rriottW.ted. iferms :•Av•a:. ~~-f~a·TfbUronteon;· ,_..•.:._L___~ HunfbWton .w~.t.' bar, btt -1ns: 4 .AatMO-JlSL S275.Bkr.675'-722.S. 23'16Ne'4portBlvd.,CM
b· M~50ll ~-l6S8 11i,oi::· _..,..,J doB ~avail&ble. VA./FIU., t • 'mal ' · ...i.._.. diiiliwasher washer dryer •-1•-· p I aul IMMACULATE 3 BR 2 BA 548-97S5 or 645-3967 ~· ,...,.., · u•v-or ~OO<H-5%, you name it! All tine&! C~ ~ 229x.f44, 'Beach umi. Pirtia.UY rUrn!shed or un: '"' ~ .., "· a · · ' Balboa Island SJOO month 6: up.
(4 bib s. ol San Dteso -.
on Be1ch, 1 bUc W. on ffolC
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1 ~Br, conv. den, la~ .• dtn · t"o sell from $2S,9&1. M·l -107x275, Gothard St., lumiAhed, your choice. Will 2 BR. + Lolt: pX). Yearly. ~~~~ cnurts, NEW apt, tor adults only. L ..... a..ctt
' rm., near new.5 plushy. larwln realty Inc. oorner lot. negotli.te with responsible G~, fncd yard, dWtwhr. 3 BR, 2 bu. frplc, W""W cpl. Balconies, flttplaces, be-am· -"'-------I ~:Ctraa. $, 1, 5 O O · (U4) 968-4405 ::;-~~:-· ~-perties with reterencea. $475 1 bllt: Ocean I: Bay. Laguna Buch Patk>. R~llhed. Nr. So:. td cellinp, wood panPHJ1R, BACH. nr beach. Sl3$-$1SS.
;ilY 'Owner-Beautiful '2BR. $39 000 ;yearly, $(25 w l n t e r. 645-8908. BAy fronL $295. mo. 117~ carpefulK, drapes. Recrea· C.ol. TV. 1'35 N. Qlut. ~Y Owner,~ lBA, 2 ~: ~W\BA. located in q u 1 e t urfs. · LOTS MORE • . . Children OK. Ph. 646-6942. Coll• Park ™til Pd. Victoria Bch. Diamond, 61"":>-3288. Uon bulldlnc with pool. Open evn. 6 7 5 -~ 3 IT ; I £11A·~o-,,i: ~-~ 'Ude adults only com-CAu. 968-M.13. -, ~~ri;.~an.;r'2 blltl 1WO ¥11 tum 3 BR. 2 ti. hm A aaturn. Bachelor.., =-~-==·::all=:-4.::-:--:--:::-~......, . '.iium11y $21.900. Conventional 11nrna Bolltoo lllond. $250. 1Sl' ~ ~ mo. s BR. ~Patio. beaui view. Al*· 11 Blk to -. Otll 1 -, -1135, 140 w. BEAUTIFULLY rum. 1 erl
l!J!; R·2, lncd l"l-'l!"P' fillancing avaJlab le . ~ J11i. ZD<Fmlbem. + °"'-2 s._Frple. s.lllbmyRl\f.l13-fllO. , W,_ <-West of IPL °"""' Ylew. Pallo. !r!!.;_,'1rJ>s. ~--.96>2187. '' ~'l:;.~dio.nn.$3ll0 ... 'ISl9 -No...a,OcSI'-CUft: 1brlor1 -. . .., "°!!!!,t!IMl.I. "1>I<. all....,._,~
...... -. - ' "'·-'·xos/Untt• "'44~ . "'4433 Ra1i1:f""" . c-.. Mor llAHY OlllERS AVAILI • ..... lrpk, nlott ldt. !?IYHOLfDAY pLlfA to -sm --I < P"c ·-':""'"" • ' NU.VIEW RENTALt $mlndut11.m4rl!f. DELUXE -1 BR .... n. Clomonte ' '~•~ 162 Mountain, Dnort, , S.lboo Penl...,... 4llR. 2BA. blk 1o beoch. No ll'IS-«l30 or ~11 tum apt. siii:ii .. 1.., Pool "!•!""! lleoch * 3~·-11y()WNER * , .. INVESTORS e -t . ' ,174 2 BDRM..,... -wtttt ~c:zp.., -blllna, LEASE 3 BR, 2 BA.~ S.lbol Penlnsulo ::'J'" putdoa. AdUlt.. "' We .... Winter_,,,
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patio oVl!riookin& fh r M #.m ·· ·• Mesa or Newpirt Bud:! In-Balboa.~Vd. or call Adults only $350 Mo. Lapuna Nlguel campl turn All elect kllch., no peta. S BR. 2 BA •••• , •..••• $385 , ' ~ii ~~ m.zri< · ':." -• ,,,,.. p?Op. 644-GT. 213, 66U557. REALTOR 611 4848 RARE OPPORTUNITY lrplc, pallo. BBQ. Leue 2035 Pul!.rtan C.M. I BR. 1BA ............ 11151 ~ .e.m~w ea._,, · · ' ......... 3 BR. 2:% Codi Meu thru June . ' J BA. l Ba. Pftiln •••• ~
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• FOUR YEARS '{OllNO • .. urw a·up'Lrus· center. 894-8004 eve•. on''°· NEAR S.A.c.c. Goll eoune. · '!tl'a, Ind 100% ClU')>etlni< 4 .,L il80 per m0. uui lncld. Xlra .ob. Pool., BBQ, lndey.
£ Dutch clean 4 bedl-oom, 'i'a.rge ltCft 1 Bednn wlth yard, paho ~ ~ CUit bit Uted (n4) 67H831 ar C2U> Oean. Nr th:iPI: a: bch.
1 e8ting are& in kltch, 1otJ ot., ... ''l• ·. r:~~ Raal Eatat• Corona. clel Mar and prqe. M&t1ftt ad\lltJ ~t'°ln~~,:~t:: 281.-Kll . /.dllf-. Frora.Sl»..!!:25!$
1• ,iltt&s inc walnut panellng-, SotLl>ER sroiNG NOW. Exoh•nge 112 BEAtrr 3 br, 2 bll, Harbor Ronly. '140.C _,._ R 1..._ ~ pasi1b~ loc. on 7th ·~Wk A Up On Oc:un. * SHADY ELMS . POOL * ~· storage ~U:, bookcue. : , ' ~, $&.S-JM.. · . . . View Hill& Avall ll·U. tar oy Mc 8 "'19 I• '~r Fatrwa.Y. El Niguel Country Lovtly Bad)·1 Br-Rooms e Adulta: Poolflde $140 up
" Stop by &Jld ,eee the·avfary hip of Ad&Jnl on Hunting-4\4. A. riear El8inore, 9% A. 3 mo., Adlta. 644-1105 1810 Newport Blvd., C.M, Oub. j mile from beach. Maid Sttvice • Pool • Util pd e Chnc!rtft nf'ltt blodc. 1----,,WINTEll==,..---
r .of beautlfll! birds. · .. _..ton. Street. HB. ; . near Pttrla Dam, 10 A. 21 'SR, 2 BL well~· bome 541-712t $350 per mo. Intlds aJI ecau 615-17409 Pree Fumltu~ Plan Vf!r/ attndtvt 3 8 r .
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1 I _., .. , , I . Each 3 BR, 1 a. ,.,..., * Q•lck Caslt * . eamlde --· $215 pr. utll m Wett Nim Driv<, CoNlll -Mar .No · peto. (lnfanl <*I call ._ n4,to-111L
L ' ~ ·• -_l crpt. All elect :. ldtchen. WW b . unono -iopertJ. ·All ~&do It.. mo. lit A tut montbl't'nl in 1.qu.M. Np!. 49&-1112. 1115 del turn. ~ 60-m> OCE4NP'RQlfT N falm. I ~· -Sp&nish decor K1npard ~ r-,.. ~ . advance. M&-Tln.. ae ..-C -~ .. t
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. Bvo-.P!•r:~ttr 154 DUPLEX.trr1ot.x1n1....i .... · fiRRETT RtW. """""'" _.. .. -· =;;;;;;""'Shores•Br ~-a·u .. -•--· .,,..., I . : B&lboa. hJ>!mul• $55 cm M2-DIO/ew &a-en. fuJ)y carpeted. $195 pr ~ ....._,,.a,rrr · Kttc:benl avall Mot~ Tabltl, · Two LOTS T QT A L : °'1ottr/ 66-Gl3.° . . month. Pbone 9 fl B - 9 3 8 6 2 Ba. ~pet ok. 2 lllU lo Bis Cmw. Bldt. w-Harbor A VlcWt&. * 1Wlloa Plldn. S mt. 1 BA
, 10f'x219' CHOICE LOCA--66 I 2 Br, 2 Ba or 4 Br, den a 4 AITER 5 PM. $215-S BR. 2 BA.~•· bltno, 112!1, at1f pd. Y-. llAQIEl.OR, 1 6 2 Br op11. ,,_ -Ola ••1
TION, Huntln"'°" . Beach, Income ':"'f"rty 1 . ~ wim·0 ?r" ~:i 3 -., i balho. Very ~C...0.d~"ll'it. 2 1 adlt no pets. 16-10! End. --ltld' pool. wlllwll. Utll oQI. -
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1 ·i;'/fb.~?J:,AL 0Tk~s · . BROKERSINC. N · •---• $2S5/mo 1ncludln1 MANY0'111ERSAVAD..! .. .,_,crpq,adltsooly, 1153c.mttSt.-. 2er .• 1Ba.1PLS~to '~' KANPAK•\993 Klb<I CHOICE 9624151 -rt -........... Call Dave, NU-VIEW RENTALS "'pets, I ft 2 Br.~. VERY nlcr 1 BR, ..... -. W-... Sllll/mt> · H ail f y • ..i.. 50-1151. Aat. 873--4000 or 494-3:W Costa Metil QuJet Stp by pnaa WlnWr Nnta1.
Rd. Kibel Maul, aw . ·sn ~e ~ c~~~': 0 : INVESTORS WAITING s1«>:'UTit.. PD. Nice BK.ti EAST'SIDE 2 BR *· Sl65. LRG new CUil. J Br, 3 Ba. I acha11 ov~ 30. No pet•. Call m-4l50
Comrner.clal 151 sriJoiO duplex, built-Ins, Must have apts, 5--50 units. right on lllJ1d. Full k Xlnt, cond. Secluded, 1mmed home w/golf C'Cl\l.n(' view. Casa de Oro S.-lall. FOR Rent: Tr a 11 er Property fireplace each u n l t . Costa Mesa, 'Newport areas. Yearly. occ. LDYely yrd, no l1t I. lut. S5e/mo. 557.9409, AU. tJTJLmE! PAl.O ••N~ I 6 2 BR Ttallttt. W/Clban&, 1110 + atD Sift ~ LISTED . -Weslmfll!lter. AllO, sboll'Pina Centers or $2'75-a BR. 2 BA, frplc, dbl children, 543-0715 2 BR priv borne . $11}. baa Compue berote )'OU rat S85 ' up, r.t.tu" a.duh.. mo. AU lldll pk. For ~
JU>< lADERA Industrial; hit Actk>n. -~·~~ Wlntm'. .. BR ~--1~-1e e.._ • -;;:__-_-;i ........... d I ·-· ~11<1 -a. .,..,.. .-. ekWftr caqpil'. 54-at $0. ft. frontage. NriiJJort • Bttecher RealtY ~ 4·BR. J BA, 1 blk • • QU\UIC w .,.,..... ,,.. evftY'hin«. •ncu. pr. ....u1nom esl&Md. ~t....... ._-,, ..... _..._. ~ -,
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· f(. S96bC)"8rmual ;roa: . ; MANY OTHERS AVAU.' RE'IT REALTY, 642-5200/ · db'tct Hdrt?!J: peu. zm Ml.pl~ St w/'frJilc. "' bllt to b9iM:1t. :.m.· ssa;soo. Clean. Bkr, "'"" "'4433 H+VE _,... Qltltp 0.. . NU.VIEW RENTALS ...... &12-481l!. ewm ' BR Cando, ....... • Sepanto din I .... • -• =imo yr! .... Call
·11'15-1225. , IMVESTORS' Brand new ll:)oDml. t-1) uidts. or Qx>p 6'13-CrtO • or 4&1--3248 2 BR Unfum boule. Ma.tun Nr. ~ llltrm1rt. "':-~ e ffomt.Ub nnp $WA tJP N~turn. 1 I 2 fl'5.olll!I aft pm.
:17 . , duplex, ... n:. fttJted $C1.950 cmtllr' atorel W / Io o d adalta. Sll)tmo. $.1$. Yr CNtnr _,_w e Prtvat. pe,b •• T d. '-' onb' OCEANFRONT J Bil. v ........ COii!~! Roni iil.ooo ·-'l\lil. -:-""" ...... -195 . -• .,.. -" Call IO«IJ!. • C1oood -•I -~· ' ~· 2llA I :JllR :IBA, Call -= -~~= ~ .=: Quick ... 21M1HMS. Smtth Zit N. R~J1H45 utll ~•-**3 BR. 2 Ba. 1ncc1 yrc1. 5an ci.,_.i. e Marble,..,...,, 1!':;..,~":;... .... · t111s 11t-l4'1. -A t;:i•.;illod Ad.'S.D kits llem•· ---151 E. 1lo> St., Wlllon Pl., Loo AniJeles. _,,_ -,.,__ Funll1 ..... 1i5 0 Imo. • Kini• lldnntt · · --
ii0..!&ii&0-56'11Now! C.>L 66-1137/612-1131. WAN'l'TOBUYlorlunl .. NEW teduded 3 BR. rum. Apnt,IS!-fm. '=1"~~ ·~~·,::;: ~o.::'s~~ Cl.ZAN-:&:-' "189~•. '1~ ~:.'.':'* 125 :,.,~..=.from =::-"~:r."" .. ~l\;"3..1::~~'1:·~ =~:..bcti~ ~-111111tt1t ,_ .... ~!Br.I•~ ·-·
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I. " "'' ' ... -. ~-At ...... Ptlcosl $145 Nlcdt """' I Br ..... --ct'p't/drp• · °""""""'!Y 1lt --· ON 1111 ._di,°"'"''""""' Adui only • •BR. 1'0 BA. Ill -to ...._, ...._. ••••• thro';;-"1bout a.mi-" -lllPHI*""" Ill!. 1-. i1ay,4 Br .. i VII. ... ntod, S RR. i BA. FUltlf1lllED -" • 13'1 w. WU-..... ._ -
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":..n 1-""II""' couple. $9.600 term1 avail .• Shnp lncludlna Inventory W.1ttltmmTAMll4 l BR. ~ ynt. new crpCj. Noow-rt -h * INCLOSID 114 ... ,.~..!,. \1~A r.uo, I blk lo....._ U • ,,...,.erv ... •uw•.., 2ftD1 Beach Blvd., No. fl, tfttlna equipment lor ___:::,.. f'&lnt I: ct., S2Z§, 950 r-· -....•ir. ""'' )Tlr. u.tJlt pd.~ t
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Adul1'ooly.$225Mmrt11 .. ¢9untey ii'~ s~ttlng°"*,. ..... line.-. "10171h41t. !LB llEWLY-2BR,2BEAUT. appl'd. ,,.. vlow IRAND NEW .
REALTOR 6f4-..48'8 ·• h .•. • iin~ "bbl Gu HeU I; Blwe. Water. 5.1S-4815 5.J&.9535 'BA.' _iJeam celllqp, bl.tins. 'penthouee. 2 BR., 2 Ba. + ALL UTILITlES PAID
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and ~hd~Rm-, Laundry • MOVE; T<lDA'.l' ·* deci--~~mo-~ ~~~$100 Yumlah!d Available r,,,,. To Step u.. palljwayti wind ov 'LARGE 1 BR.. $140. $119 A MO. 1 Bl!, 1 BA. --" -Vtnlo $5t>Ott ls! Mo'• Rent, ... ~ s~ · and ponds tO ' Bit. ·$18l. $165.,,f,! Spac. 1 • 3 BR tn. ·~ . -$165 ,..mw..i. C::l" leue, ....,, """
Your apartment in a French Jht!. d~i of your villa Hae~! de i SewnJ. avail. ALL J:X· •11.JNOO REAL'J Sx ATE. DELUXE 2 & 3 Br., 2 Ba., ""JO'l tnBlrclhlsh ~· < o c
Cofmhy Ganlen • yet ... ., artmut . . 161> w. WDB.'No. 1 . C.lf. TRAS. ~ ~ Kido RENTALS. ·-. encl .... $19) up. Rontal w . nr . . * * * NEW * * =blya.n~a:C~:~d8· ap · · · ~cnrttn KHID .. 5 .. ae; Cii.WiiNG"t . BR apt., St. ~io.14-Mace Aw., ~~tJ:~~:~:
Pfl"P'l.l private. T w ~ -Fiieplaces .. .-et bare. mre8ti.IUlll &I hli w. ot Befd: ems. 'ott ••• ~WDIDn. $170. Call . j&c.mi Nr UC trvtne. ~ den,: .2 """"· ~ceil.IDp.,w . , ._., _ Slaf2r.118-75)0',...vr--., lllt<rb·fi.38<7. Mldw•y.Clty · Mrr. 97Hl89
-•ploture-book kitchen. P8Dlllln•. . ·., .-....., J . · ...... -• J "'•" · lllW!ft"l BR. $1115. Ulll pd. NEW -• View ~·and othu pluses. }<'~ .d-'......, !'--.; 2 "°"''"" $255 3 -. ' -.'<'.frlli:.;; 'l<O·liiltl'cr peU. 2 BDRllll.,'1 bo, -opt ~~•BR. 3 Ba. er 3 BR.
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;;THE ¥ENDOME ~.":wltb carpets ~~ oeitlna. Adulti. ~ .. ocb11. -:=i . . N u.-r1 •·--h 67>-i,ri;-· °""" ..,.....,. 18«1,~ A:-renue ' . ' . ~ ~· ~ ~ £..!:fat. C.~ 171ln ~.:~ ~~' """",..-• -LOOKING t.or yr. l'OWld :O':s ~:'. -:~..:j patios and Ptrk-Llk\; 'iCu '.t;11119 oi.~M c~,'lJ:fj ~ ~ ls:,m~;.. '.!t .. ~ l:.'.'° ~~~~ ~
2 • ,.,.; ""'""' ceiling. _,............,;ty Center · QUIET DBLUXJl ~ · .......:• -· en -'°"-6 -blt·lnl, hi•r. See at l13-34t1> St. '15-0l5T . . ~ ~·$195 . -~~ -21:3BR•AP?'S..• -· ....-...,..-..,..~~...--.... _
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642-mt ~.1,01<.. ~·.pets'..~· .-3· aiilplmlP~ po o IS lT17 Santa Ana Ave-,.'}~:. H~'St., H.B. ::--...;;,-;:,-,:,. J H..,.. yard, porldor. Partly ::=n:"' peta $1 70 . "~4· • "', • • "OIJtdGM' whirlpool, 4 Mgr. Apl 113 titb-OOM LAKE hrk upstairs apt c111t1m. ..t.. "' furn. Y'r1¥ or win l15-58'JIS,
LRG. lBR. bltlns, dohlwsh. night lighted tennl•tt3 Br., l~ H , tt. w1rar:·1penooormorrled =_,·-_. EASTBWFF, 01.lU.U dee. 2 Bdrm., l!> & .. frplc.1!!!!!!1!!!!!1!!!!!! ... ""!!1!"!1'!11•)
Adlta no pets. "" crpts, courts. La<iie. newly de<:or. encl cpl No ch1dn or pets. Ill 2 BR. 2'.I BA, """· pOOI, = .~""p.."';..,"''; LA MANCHA
mo. • 545-8625. -Healtb spa witb gym--· "'''"" · czpt. -· 53&-3912. ~=--' -::) dbl..,., patio........,. -... Yny lie. 644-""7, 1 " 2 BR. Adul:S ~-nasium and separate Cloee to everytbl.na:. $170 LUXURY 2 Br-, l'ii: BL Apt. i ...., • ... •" EASI'BLUJT. DLX. an eJec. . ~ o: ~ ~Y aay~c M. M6-00TJ men's and women's mo . ., Center St., CM. Call Crpt'd, drp'd, blt·ina. s.o. _. ~ 2 BR. m BA. b'plc. pool. NEAR HOAG HOSPrrAL-2 Rent Now tor )'OUr cm-
. ' · d aft 3 pm wkdya, all day Frwy. Cloee to ewrytb1Ds. 2 ~ 1.... 7 dbl Pl', patio. 64f..&t(5, BR, 2 bll., ~ apt. 1trucUon allowanot .r 1 3BR,2BA,shagcrpt,drps, facilltles, inclu • wkndl,642-8340. $1'15/mo. 847...W "'"° _., ~ 3 Bit., ,~2 Ba. VIEW. Frpl.· ~.J.-,bltnl,mhwlhr. month'iFrftltmt.
carport nr. occ. Upstairs. ing sauna baths. ; ''TBE VICTORIAN'' . • ~ • ..-......... y.,. 11,,.qn• -ao-1 BEDROOM
$169/mo. 55U186. -A ~ty "'1em t0 2 Bl'' w/pr. Adults. Faod Bl!ACHBLUl'l''.Ap!Oi §l~ 1 ·ljo --.;:,-'~ '. ::,~Miu!,,_ S<M387"' 1 BIDROOM A DEN
3 BR. 2 BA.·PATIO inltire ~ur'privi!:y.,1• jnt •:w/patlo. ,Opl/-. 2 ·A ~ BR( ~-'!.¥ ' ~ ma, ..... trpte. ,blOno,\!'. ** A_,,.,;;;;;;. Lew 2 : BEDROOM $171l. Mesa del Mar. 6'5-1208 -Con•-'""':!' Jocat-'l>IOW.•:Wtr pd. Call -t>-wtlr. <1211 --· ....c.,, ~ -.. .. ..~ ... ~ 3 BEDROOM
• • ~~ • • I 0 to'S) pl ' • ..~-----!.lo Br., ' BL. CID, bltnl, Fram Sl55 * I BR Apl Crpts. ilrpo, et! tO all Southern 667 Vlctori. a St "A" ~~ LRG. 2 BR ,. -.. ex. ....... ' .. ~-. ~ encl .... 1115 . ~-•-N•'°" . ,~.-~K/DlO -•• ' ' ' ' -~~ 1nfant ... No ..... -«~ ~"~-carpori, .. ...,......-•.w.i · California just llllll" -· ...,.. 2 Br, 1 blk 10 OCftll. New ta. Dl.ahwasher. Encl o 1 e d
Older .,.rd. 67>-81'5. utes from' the Pacific • REAL Value! Quiet 2 BR. Encl pr. !nod ,ro. -· '"""""' • ohq. -· paint. 12511 yrly, 2 BR. .i..ui. -. o11 LR ID •• ,..... swtmmbw Pool.
i... 2 hr., cptz, drpo, Ocean and Newport ~'!:b.,in;:.. ~·=-1 Sl'ORY, ~~pr, CtS.S27C utlla pd. 673o<ll31. balcony, ,.,,.. to °""'"· aa~sque,.
garNhao .. pedis"".· • 7$ln55
70mo. Beach, overlooking adult.a. 2295 Pacific Ave. crpts, ~842-6046 * YEARLY. $325 A Up. No fee available tll Ju I Y t. &C-Dl7 m Scott Pl. CM 1· ~ Co 548-6878 to ttrftrs. 213: M.l-29211. LA MANOI.A 2 BR, 2 BA, dbl gar, cpts, the Costa Mesa un-. . . 1 Br. studio,.,.,, Cl1lt. drpa, ABBEY REALTY 64.3850 MAGNDlCENT V\ew 2 Br ~ ~~Delu Ultlbl
drpo, blblo, d s bwhr, try Club.
1N~· ~A)l\'.:i':. "'"'tS'" SIS0..53&-<tDI or tul' ll-.I' 1 .... ..,1 OCEANFRONT J br, flllc, otudlo apt. P'tplc,' pr, ~ kf:;.: at"'"i
$200/mo. Vacant 645-4llll. Hours: 10 to 6 Daily -adult> ..,,,.. No -M -•WI-_,.. db( "'"".!"-......_ yrly, Adu11' oaly. sm. """' Rd. ·1 ,,... ...,, 1 BR. 1 BR
SPACIOUS TOW'llh9@, 2 hr, 2 chlldren or pets. Sl25. 2 tr, 2 l*:lcb ID beach. W/W OMIFFTRI $315. P'tdle ~ &G-4818 :°den, 2 BR'i 1: J BR'a.
ba, vaulted , Cl'Ulng, gar, OlrectioDs to Mediterranean 5@.:.l.l2'l. ~/?~ ~ · LAW.,. ..... -· ' · B41BCJj, 'Bay Clab. Lax From ~ f>lhwlhr. _. ~r .. 12to.!!4<Hl'l9 vm,..:.FromtheSanDteao 2 BR crpta,,-. d-w =· _, -AYI, ,,..._ FO• ~· .1 er. Apt. ..,., .....,., pool. BBQ'• ** tn 2 br, $150, Pv:t fncd Freeway: Harbor Blvd, l'lll'IP pr water pd. $16 2 BR, new ~~ )'U'd. " , ., ·, . 1 • ~ • • LUp deduction on lonr Peta acceptable
y.ia.,potto.Kldsot."" .. "· s.uth2mUes.Or!romNew· ui-AE.8",.St.;c.t.t. ~HB.';;a 11n • 9&J,ICK CASH , r... 845-0339 &G-2l07, 111Soot1P1.,c.111.
673-TI7ll. • pod Bhd., ..,, North oo 00... Point , · • • ·-.~ $211 • I lldnn., I BAO.. Bir. LRG. 1 BR. un11m1 $140: * 1 Bl!, extra_ large_ apt. In Harbor Bhd. _ _ .~-_ WALK TO 1-.-n W • I THROUfiH A .-.. Y....,., D a•• , "'"1. J155. 2 1111. anfltm ~.l.--', c:loeed MEDITERRANEAN' $llO per mo. ' Br>, 2 Ba., N<w 1 A 2 BR, cpt/dll'I dlfj • 4 t m.im er _,, $162. -pd. -A rar: >= 54&-7021. VILLAGE crpts, drpe, -.,,,,i pr, -· m-. Ml-. ._, ' w•... a.. 2 BR., 111 bo .. unturn. blOno, -.. Hid. pool. -..
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duplex. 2 BR. 2 BA. Coillt -., Calff. '2626 oice area. 837-3927. . "!Jot" tt In clo-'W.,8111PD. -.10,-• • """ 64• 0!L78 mo.,,..... leue. IO-_:5'H<'IO.~='-----~
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E-SIDE 2 BR. $150 we believe 1n Equal Apt. UaM!i. . ... Apt, Unfum. iii Apt. U•m. '8 Apt. OliiWil: 3't Apt. ~ iii Apt. U-... iii ~i.,w~,pe~~· *Houolni Opportunl* ties* GeMrll .. Gener1I ~ 01'*'11 Ne . .,...d W ... ..,.... IMch · ... .,.,. llMdl
1 A 2 BR. G.roen AptL Pool. 1t... ·---~ ·-· Utpl pd. $10J up. · 32' E. 3)tb St., 645-4761. • SHADY .ELMS • PCX)L * '' ., NEW, deluxe 2 BR. apt. Gu • Adults Pooliide $140 up
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• Sun Dode•.. 5130· INOUS. Unit. 1000 "'· It. vi.;..-· ..... , yrs. -11:: . -: -[::.. ; JI' ;.\'.l!l!!!\A,'ll~'NC!! ·-.a.a-~1t!'t! P1tiol Newport Beach. $110 per mo. ~I: I~~-BABYSITrING, ID7 hOlm, HAU.OfWlS U\wnlG iii I,, J '' '"'·~ 'BOBt ~. • ... • thl\I }'rt...~:Cij
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STREET COSTA MESA 4 BR. 1 sty hsc. nr Adams or FOUND: ~week old puppy, · , "I' EXPERT,. J'a an••e and~ / ~.I.., Bookbepn"; 1
• \ -1959 MAPLE • Me"' veroe soht, 1 ohlld. white W>th blacl< ear . lndu1/Cofnm l!R••kl av.·~ -!'.V., Wwt,,.,..,,..,. .. W«"."need .c••• Automo)lve ESC O\Y! · i.,....,...,...,..;,A.;,l'°;,;..G.;,•.,r.,•;;u•'::•~fo"r"R"•"•"t""'""'""'""'"I Call 213: 6.13-1850. v':'s'l H8unt1ngtrm11. '"'Lin-AU ~ work. n.model, , -. trim,·-· ., wUI -st'liy hOUr ·--with .Jl>M:blne OFFICER J 1, c:o , .II. 536-007. alt......,,,_ rm,~ frame, . . coll 147"*5. -· Send -m • .. : Apts., Apts., SOLID gray, six-toed ·kitten, panel,. etc. 962-.ctt1J.. PROFESm:ONAL J ... ,,._ ~ 1 ' • Bmc Ml ~Dally pUot,.3ll f. •· · . \ Fum. or Unfum. 370 Furn. or Unfurn. 370 -Jl·•J male, \'I<. Shoals Mote~ CARPEN'l'RY-s>IAU. JOBS Garclwr. Rollable~n.e~~~-~~ Wdf. BOi -~ Corrta Opportunltym.joio-oltbe 1601 S. Cout. LaiUnL REASONABLE. RATES est. can '6M914. ·-, •~00· -· • .,,-, M'!°i Cal!f. 92526. naUoo'll" --"'vll!gs • l:H;u;•;•;inuto~;n~B~••~c;;h~~;H;u~n~t~in~g~to~n;;;B;";;c;h;;;;;;;;J ;----~~~ 497-2526. · e 551-edl e · tax e 1 , U n t o n Bookti:B!llll!!I'-· •• • Joan assoclatlona:Mln. 3 m FND white s.=..-... _1_ JAP~ Garden-er. r. eport1-_A.PfA~etc. we. ae;d· one~., sale @sCrow aper. req'd.
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BRAND NEW Announcomonll 500 Male.. vie • Plumblnl • c:eipentry • a...,. Floe em_..,, en.nil -~-· """""' .l'<oo!~ ~~·.--1---------Ad ams,H.B.968-37588"f ~-tlle.C&ll~.*~EXP.J 'Ger6ener.NEED ·help at hcatT We D,~J'"~os::i,.= :,ea~kbta9a= Quo VADIS HI ,i.~,iht~! ~ FNDp.m. Blk ~-·c · t Sonic; lliY ~~·CM, have Aides. Nuu~s • ....., Colli.~"· ·. tit.. · •.,. "' ·
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' Luxu~ ~-~--~in Hunt'--ton S.1ch run and e x c t n I · Ogle St. C.M. 645-llM.. Tnlftl•s "'--'U<l'd=. . u---'--., · i b JlOOltKEEPD. fuQ mua.. ue-..,..... . ¥" ~ ·, v..,.... "'V Perfonnance la stimulating .. vrn~ _,,...,.. ~,. Elc:petienc:ed ~ ......-..--.. '"' ~-,0 . n • ful,ttm&:.Cllh a1e1,.,.)ked •• For Appolbtment ··
. eHeatedPool Saunas eRecRoom • n:wartl""'· Peuonal Lost 555 =i~1 ~(1eoi--.'l•-ble 5'7.-L · . ' .,,...,.,.~~ •(NI~~ I eJacuzzi ePoolTables •Volleyball ;:::;~fZ-.:,"G~~""'ZJ FAMILY -k lorig ~· ···.n . Call.-'B~-~.f",.Ll!?, ·N~-·:-: c.M.·_..~:!l,9 Ex~ ,
'J eGym & much more! hah-ed ~--h-~-• 1,0 """""' -1 • --·~-· ~ ~ " ' Furn. •-unfum. Adults only, no pets interested in singing with g..:....i-;~"aus.D.16~~ "'o1'-·bi-;:eb.._ for white . • S.--.1e••· fair knowleda9-·me41'eal, .-~:Yf:aai' -. . 011.wl•I ~WM'llt , "' STM thll daytime group, pleue "~ ...... te, moe: a. . , • . ~ • ..._ -terms. 496-UIS. .,, . -,1< Sa 1 I * SPECI AL CHRI AS BONUS * ""11 Betty Llndeke 644-0016 Lost ·-o! Se,..'·'""""'_,,_. . .......,., HANDnwi ·AB .kind> ol .~ ...l:2!!1 .. ~.· ·Port· slil(t oval!.· ·'t • · .. • z"1i'; ._.
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$25119920FFFJqhrtldMoo s''t.--117you14·. brl47i~. WITNESS VW . Motorcyde lormalotlOn . le~~-.'?.,,. his " •-• ·~:·rm. r;· iq>ed!lty. _,, 54H'123. Pt .:L .. t ff:'/31t . ~lvd.1 . . . Glindlbl;.,, ~ 9120S ~
•Lblk E fGarflld&Beach) oolll•K>n' Coast Hwy., ~:u;.~t;;t'P~ ....:d:"110.·~·'5.·D~l:t.ull"I .·.·. ; .· '-' . ~-:;~'t "'"41 , •, ;.,;'.i
(in · .o e 1..aguna, 10128. 1 pm. c;an wt 5.51-2S'I!. , exp •. t. wba< . .,....., ~'TRUCK one! -llne HelpWoril..t;M>t.'1'710 ._-:-aa.:;;;-•. ·· · :·• · '!:...,.
-WELSH ~ Pembrooke, ~hodr<i.1&~ .,,..u . ...-~ hauling: 1., ~ -/Jl,l;!!ifl!!li si..a·-~' ,..,... irfi1,-lul~'Olitll""" I~ Red&:· ~1te, Fem. Vic: . . . :LattlaDi. Gen1 cont. e Ac:c:itUntarit, Jr •. '.· * ~ ,MQHEY .* ~hilexec.1ec·~.:·!~lfor'l "'•Niii .. ~~.-..Palisades. l0/29. Cement, Concr.te 85018• 496-51S5. · Mmt have degree In Eatn''.SUAIJ>~p~ .~ ~~~ .. ~·
Cost• Meta 'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ... iiii-. GET RID OF THAT finance ............... $10,000 playing l:OlL · • · •»1 • I . . l ~iiii!iiiii~iiiiiiil!!!. GOLD a.am. Braoelet w/1 CUSTOM c:ement work , UNSIGllTLX TltASll ". A-•111 Degreed Ml~ . . $ IXTRAI '$·
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I. BRAN D New Adult Apt:s. 21 1ROfttols to._ __ 430 p I 530 Catholic charm, vie N.B. patlot, sidewalks , .DEBRIS. FREE EST .XJn'tC0rftpartJo ••• ~ .• $ll,000 CLEANJNGpera:m.3-5evt1 ~so Bit.Plrt~f· ,:
BR. Free Util. Pool Encl -· ..-1rson• s Pier ·area, ·UJt'lT Reward. driveways. ha Ht., call Q)LL; S'nJDENT sa..&m. 100% Fee Pakl By Company P"l'·,ft.: otC: hrNpt Cen.ter. Movie&. TV, .
........ '4H621. 2 BR Laguna Beach ......... I •HINOO SPffimJALISI'* 549-0993. , .. , 53&-7311. . . GEN. Haullnc. ,_,_. Liz Reimer'.•"""""' ' Seid •a,mnt ... CU.'!"""'1 CASTING & . XIJ!=E
OCEAN FRONT, 2 BR. up-blk to bd> 2 1rp1 Let """ ad c:hq• ,.... LOSr: Small lhaggy dog, PATI05-PLANTERS trim. Gar•,.. __ Est 4500 can-l>r.. Ad · No. .481. Dell)' Pllo~ N...,., all·1!1!'" • -.. j per, Mag carpets, prage, panoramic ~ view-. ~ whole outlook on Hfe t:r the multi=colored, mostly BJ.k. All .Q:JDeNte rwm*. _Brick. 839-2.m M7-690l 546--2111 N'ewport Beach P. O. Bo:t l58>, Costa Meu, fOl' independf nt l maJor:
' $300. mo. 642-3KJ. all year. Call 494-8546. Mr. better Profe91!11mal .tv'9e lIVlc.Jl.~ell A Goldemt'fSt, llwnpRme wL' ... !531.. SKIPLOADERl·ctump'tndr: ~ .. , ·production~ '
NEW I & 2 BR lrom $170 OopebDd be! 4 Mon oo lik. Lio. -clallY. neward, 847.gm. WORK wit. _,,... .-it. AOC'l'G/Stattitloal ·Typllt. ™'-all """""' pl Llc:enled • Re<:e>t ~
Neal' beach and 1hopPing: Fri. pm. . -10 AM-10 FM. 4I0-8ll6. Old farn.lly~te collie . :~· '::;: j,aUos. 1&wing, ~ 8*mo: put time, .I) m !O In per able to.. di?.~ 'l STAR IS MADE
114 E.2Jth,C.M.541Hll37. SGL Woman needs: .room-49:l-9034,U2 No.EI~ am'to '" ', .. face ma; poo&~Dan.80-8514. u .... u ..... ' de!IDU by month. Mcmli. 111CU41 tend count,r.,'wm.lc!g to KISS~KIIJ.rKJµ.1 1
rnate-Sht ..vrtPJlllel,, H B Real, SIWl Oemente. T.iaie. '11€' ·vie . ·~ stu&mt ,!, trk. :l Water Dllt. IU«iOI.,•: 1 warlb-·\.¥Plt 1n ~ e Vital PartJ . . \ ,F~l•l11/1l.il!l , , .,.._ -:~ PROBLEMP!o-.Ooi> lrv.~$table. . p~·::=.ar:--..= iiii"!~~· . AdVortlo'""''c......._, ~='m'\f·l9tb ::::~. ,• ,: , ~ ·:'.S.RAKEWOOti ·-;,· *call536-a&* I ~~~~~~-~-~ te~=--52ete.5Ct91Deit. )"ARDA:~.~Grat "~Ml~bitkk.cocsrAD;wai.•:. de·0»eertea11en ~~~·._,J 1 1
1Ar&M%BR'a!ntown.102G3 l!OpMMATE .wanted. (18-30) .. !\Oo....& ""°""""' nf. AP· toii!.':?llf;olil ·~ C '" .. , Floe ett. ~ .. -.. can hlghty ~air!. Braim, !or _ .... on1;'. .9Nt1-· ·-· .,_ ..
SlalMAVt ,nr •. BroOkbW'lt 4lil',Hteat14&UHIBhcrelt. Cl\8E.~ · • · ·· · '--:--··hUcl"~'9 anytime'.~:' itn1tlattve•lh1reqah'id.,·.==l1:!1)1 ·,.4Jif, JalMNil'.ll"~~ll ~SD Frwy,_~ .. ,y. ~~inon. (2!~) SWINGING SINGLE<; =~~~eHIID-<l!N<·--My~-c deuupa -" ln.16illo>C ~,,, ~ L~-,•fl'i (213)_.,-,_·).
<n<l -· Prlv MW! ' . Call Jim, 2 m I P.M. Adabli,'H\'ii.'·a:.--home lull' or ~ ...... ln!iS.o.'alrt. Ivy. (liila-l ... ,_ · .. -·--areu <tamflfee too!) e Bal· NEWPORT. -busineM or 539-3122 area. • Fens:iM l'ird flayhowle l>rtve"YI. gndblc.1"7-2966. ASSE LI . ' co _ q,r li'.ee J1alcfr... 1 I
anced power kltchene. e prof. man to ihare aharp ALCOHOUCS Anonymous. REWARD· '150 for Blk ~-I! ~ to 5 yean'. HouHcleanlng . lit A: 2nd ~ tn !if' Cl , ~ 'ha ~ti Pitf Foreman, rnJ>ber~.1 ... 4 Swlm'r Poofs ·e Qutdoor home desirable area. $100.· Pho 5.f.2.-72l7 wr::lt ~dor PlPPY klet in C.M; soc ~· hO\b" Lloemed ftrm. No ExP.er " · ntj#y:·;defl· ~ · · I · .to \l~
BBQ's. e Indlv. pttv polios -1502 P.o '."'eox 12Z1 0-: Mesa: ~. ,' . 54&;-1395.'Near !forl>o< si>op'. HO\JSE OF CLEAN .Apj>ly 1n·pm;..:· 9 ' ' · t;t;f.;'~ Adhesivo Salel'.l<ei»•1 .. -~
e Shag crpta. ~E View 'Apt, alntJ:e COUPLES 'p.o.DOPTV'C! Oaulf:led· Ad!I • . , 6(2.~· plJ1C <::e}#"°' ~ . Floors. WiriCIOws, ~t. wallt, Potter 6 Brumfield · ht1mt. :• tb ·c!rtft.. , Ex:MedlankSec~ !~netE r lo'~-employed laey only. Or rent iu-..i~ + 6 yrs. tn 8,1'e8. MU824. ' AMF Inoot'p>ftted ·fn8.•·Jdt S •. ec. y•.-... ·"' ·-. Hlllltlnvton Beach· rm. l110 ·mo. 642-68119. Call Phil, 2 to 8 P .M. · P I I I • · :11181 _.,, ~ . . Genoral ·~ .. 11'l
5»-3344 * * * * *HOUSEKEEPER:lor.5or6 . ._.A"J ,..., _ _:. ·.·~ """'~tat1ea ''"' ·' '1 tofl()O
HUNTINGTON Garden• Ger-for Rent 435 * · · ' -. .,. .. -~·$20'.'ll'<!ar.c;M _.. ~~~..;r-Wi to. JidY-'111;'.n · ~·,Qritclihlet .~zllr
Aplt, Hell at llo!Aa .CIJJ.ca. · Sociol Clubs Sll ...... Tram. needed. ASSIMBLl!•S .• _Miiat')i.A;:,~.IO ,hr.I ~C!"t;. ... $4!0
'*'13:13. Co..,... • See GAUGE ,frr ffilt. 5(3 Vk:-' •. 1M5rtm. " tlmea ii :-, ~ ~•t Clell< Jm what )'OU're mluing. fl', .torta, .. ,Ni .Ha;dl:lr, Costa FIND YOURSE:J,.i' · ·~ • 4Jft~ • Toil,$$$ Ula& ta:m ~ ~~ ifl4 &>i' , . -·' :,..'""""eon.truclSOn '!' .. '$'100
11-. • Meu.122mo.""'8652. IN SOMEONE ELSE -~ ......... _ , Parad" Byl>ay.Ow,..._,... ...... waitiJ>l lor ~ ... -.m1a1 '""""· c:o1 '1"/Cl!kkp</C00.11' .. $750
' DELUXE, Api · prlv . .;iliO. GARAGE Irr s-... . DISCOVER I r auc:r S 1se · '* 83&;GllG' * · 1JOO'O.' ~-" • ' 4N-l611l '!°' 1'" U~ om: Cw< ........ ~" •• · 1500
M ...... 6 ,...a........_ tennlL 1158 Maple ...... Corrta M... DISCOVERY ; ·prof, Co--' C'-'-,_. e Ins........ . . • oc,olloc.$.» pm. ··' -· c . Also.l .. ~ sm -Poolllde Manager Apt. s. n~· :m.387•3393 Alio ·~·i.·.;;'~ e Wlro Wr,,. c;<IMPUTIR .. , . ~~T , · -sm'~· GARAGE•l:1t' A•m•ntloned 1nNovem1>er Jines Ca11Dutdl53'1-ll01.-:.::C11oord1. -.. _o.l'IRATOll. -.P•r.~'41NY
Lide lllo $25 Month, PLAY BOY. Paae n -NOUSE:WORK. own l!w. AnAhetm 53:f.4m ~ -"""' -ll. --~ J1!w' Dr.,,,...!I. ' * 00-:1657 * t ... , me.. S 8Y ""1· Rellahle. A FEE AT TIDIPO lll8 ::..,toio: -. ;iltra · lid.iillJ ·,. ,
' ~~ ~·,~~: Offlco Rontol 440 i.t•-jf?il .. "• M,2513 • ,..,.po Ten!J":""'t Help • ei... --:-MMa fEMA!lE . ....,.. Oj!en'liatl:!.......... ~ c1o11.i.rs L~~!ttl"' ~Tr• ...... ;(ts)' N!!VERAP'EEA'.1'¥ ·~.~1.i..:..:
11 ~.~ · ,' . . New W-011kes G COllPIZl'E>-"Huie .,pWlon .p!'OCnDI· = 'l':mp:"'l ~ Prif4. -~1 Nil.A PARISll!'~NE* ~?. ~~~ Found (froo odal sso .....,....., Sta,. llcemed. career o-tnnltteL Imldo ~ -.) · l'IB"ii~s • • n• ~~ • u-•-r~~ ~· · .. . gz";J, lhdustrlal. Apt. ..iu-d. 11n1 • .-ve Exper. ~"11'. : .needed. , " ., •on . .11\U'll •uwu. ~•1 :ea~-'A... Dr N'pt Beach ... ,. -~• -·'""·' $195 to l11). Flrepli.ce. Htd . .,.. ~ ., ' FND orange 6: white mature equip. Many benefits. ~ppb' piece WVL ... -• .......,_-. Pool. AdU.ta. BUl Grundy RUr. 6'JS..fil61 male cat vie Magnolia & TRADE 1959. Chev;y ~ CANYON lake lot, 'Soll Cl'lf! Pain=.:,.· Mark C. Bloqm, c.o.ta ·Mesa, . !-itw.* Bulkllng AJ:Pb' Im Pla~; CM.
9'tt-1268 Adam• Oct. 12th. Flea col· PU truck, $500 value; for view. nr. lake. Wld. util. p .. .1.--l"I 3005 Harbor Blvd. ·auena In Fi"L COOK Acron from Golf Course DESK space available $50 lani. 96H232. van ot aame value. no.ooo free A clear. Trade ..,.. Pk. 6962 Lincoln Blvd~ Gar-Newport Center Exper•onlY" ilMd 'llJply ll~zm!!~-~~-~~A""~· ~I mo. WW provide furntture FNO: Small male wbt dog 645-7408 day•. for income property or ?T ..,,•inflng" Specia1* , den G~ 14040 Brook· Colony Kitchen at $5 mo. Amwertnc .ervloe w1th Glendale tag No. 5457 6'2-2149 evee Brk. &47-6469. hurd· FullertOn, 1,321 So. 3~1 Harbt'r Blvd.. CM
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. 1 1~ available. 222 Farest Ave, vie. Santa Ana Heighta. '62 Ford Pk:kup Ranchero, f75M eqV on me> acres nr. 1 BR MOD ·API' $59.50 Euclid St. CHIEF· COOK ... ,_ .
-A Lquna Beod>. -M0-0254. '64 Ponttat Grond . Prix. Yuclai>L BaL $<00.000. Int Slncl&lr Pafl>t • ~ AVON CllRIS'l'llfAS EAltN· TIME ~OR ,,,,.. KR Swap for mo•--1 PlUI -1 .. 7%. Fantastic views. Other Inter-Dter •Ptcla1• INGS can belp . make tbe , · ' I '-------' OESK IP&C9 avadlble -N 0 RW E GI AN EI k _...,. .... e. :OJ. ·-n---Inc.-. ~$JN PAINTIN_ G . L...11.a-t. .. --i .... for _,.. for Em..i--.. ~l-teria . ·--------~I mo. wm provide turnttl.n Hound-Female, flea collar -or minus !!TT! • ..._. ... .......,.. ..... ........ FREE £,'1" ·~· ·~ J--.,_,. .... ~ I
I" 400 at 15 mo. Al•...-. ..-vlot Vk:: Brookhunt " Ellis, 548-1859 or r ma. 547-6169. • 642-1998 • ' ~ttreflne~l=~ r:=. Eaentill in sm-OU Cl 'f:SH
R..... aftll&blie. 11111 a.cb BIW. 968-2'1'11. ' Wtu. trade Dall's aiptd PRIME Jnd. bldc. AAA Nat. lnterlor-Exttrier our lrtell:ltibW'· Oirlltmal · . . ~ ' . • • , ••• -~.l:""'~i.: !~ 8:::.:-~. ~~ ~ n~ ~=r. .. , .... :r-.= · ~~~ .!. ~-~:: °""""' ...... _Spec. catoiorue. can Now50)10U -,_,PM.,..,.. !k THIOU Ii . A . =--~vie:-:= ~ ,,,:: ~: --~--.. -tlly. ~.ia:.,· ~~ · ;:.4'[ =-·~ ..... r!:" ~ -c::i "=S:.::'?;.ME ~; ~. ;.;.;,. "'u.i-. ·• . , o· A' a·L· 11 ,.._~ .. ~,
•1118. ' 5tH81>, HERITAGE YOUNG ParAlcoel -on R-2 lqt Palm Sjrlr>p, -'-~~. ~& ::..~ ~ =:::.:... iiWiiii Ill · . I . ~ ·f·-f'-J.l!Y I %ROOMS....,.-.$10. REALTORS. OAbu Pl,. Meaa V-•. SITOOO.C...add.W..,lmfta. :::&.::-mN.IUI. to,-. . ._ . · ... ·. PACll'l ,MUTl.!AL ,.,... '1_,.;Aft
• 11'1· ~>!i .. rallable BAYVIEWOl'FICIS 548-33119. or w1ll """...,., -. a,,.i..w~prllM-.. NoW-. tJr ;'!!'!!'!!J ·. ,_IUIU>ING_:,. • , ·-·
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ROOMS 111 wk. up w/ldt. Rftlonorn\ca, Btr. 6'f5..f700 89HXl2. ELEdAN'f new 2 BR, 2 ¥.. 'J"RADE 5 .:=nA r ... !Ml-HM 7llll .. 1'111 Nt1 ~ .. tbe Bal' o1f to TM-W ln .WWett: ~' ot t:
UT.lo wit up Apia. :t:ml Ol'f'ICE·STORE FEMALE SJ>rin&tt or omall Min Home. SllOw aununll • ....-Rold '"'~ ~-PAINTING II PAPE1!2NG, ,... an '4J ,..,., .i . . . ~~Pi'!" nswlled ·v '"
N Blvd., CM . -m tt IJUl _,. 0 .. "' letttt type. Brown I white. 2btb U.5Meq.fortrade/T NevV'k:tsYIDe.----· 1a ._u~ , \eall [;,-~~~fF::!,' ;!Ad==·==~=~====:.!.i"=""=;::::O:;:::fif$. ~ o.:r.· · .,...... .. -• 1-" ..... _ -lor Palm Desert condo or eoun1v ,_,.ft u Jl'I. '" ~ U.. pll'tc 1. D2 Newport, oor. -mol. inir"..a1uv. 30'+ h s-.,.,_ .....____ ., ....... • . Ir boalJed. .. It.eta ~ ' . .
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bM1: otftt. Wards portable home. 1 malt. Fo;untain RED mak· Persian. Papen * b)...10C2 * COWNELL OIEVROLET ...,_ S50. l4IM39Q. ........_ Valley l.f'f!a. 968-1686. &: •hob. $45.. y 30' ::ndrr Mah ll 1971HONDATRAIL 10. Moto LEASE or ~ thl' new -Hutior Blvd., ** .. PIANO ~th ~h. CdM ltfomma cat yields • 54H965 * si;: &.. ~ = ~ban, Ute new. $17S. ~ ~~~h er.ta Mesa 545-1213 ~ ~t conct. CU!tody of 3 healthy kittens Dots 154 Llolarina. $14,000. &fs..11'25. its hip p erf ormance MtM w..... Ml
'tuned!!: \ + to good homes 673-8179. AVOm RutNEO aL\:MPION 21' ::T· FC, '1'2 Yamaha 250 Str9!t Blft. ~dlity alld ~ oi
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l/ ,_ GERMAN Shel>. mixed 'PUP-belore~~l:bavrea 14' Kona Catamaran. + MW.lowMDes.S3Z. Bcb.l4'1-ISSi. s,..,.,.,. ..... l30 p;e~ 7 wk" ,.... to .... well' .......... that you ...... + ......... 7 mo. old. --'71 Datsun Piclnip WIU PAY OVER
.......,, b ·~ XI homes, H.B. 963-4«19. will be l'ftlOd. nt Oa9rRs Xlnt ed. Handles i: races ''6 SUZUKI U
rvva. .r, ~te4% A~·. nt * KITENS * JCITTENS * haw jull atartm you can ftlttm-llll. $50 • 6C-15ili Vrry Very Sharp, Low Mlle-Kelly .. ... ~ &• ntt~ 'ii:: 1 mak! tlger stripe,. 2 fem, 1 join now. · 11on n I t e s 21 Ft. Sk>op. Sleepl 2., lnbrd 3 Spd. Ladies BIR JJk ttt,c) Exceijent Cond. 1415-
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• , at AVff'/ Pl;wy. SALE l'RICID . CeCIHlac eo.ta M•sa 546-12l3
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$5115. lltl AuaustA'-81.; CM. MAKE OFFER cONi.r.!ti CHEVrulLET $5789. (l\'89A842&i(I). fen 615-m), BeautlM Dari< ....,, with
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De •• 000 ~~ radio. -wall tire•" vinyl CORY '"IR ONE -t<l,llll> ml TO OIOOSE FROM ·:...SedanR&in. ~ .•. ~ul w~blatt=~ ~~;A> rrr· ,.._ vinyl ta\t. *· . ._,,;;w SA.LES OPEN 7 DAYS
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*-Im cadlllao Coupo dt .;::. =-~"t., 't\'• 11~ CONNELL~ 1960 CORV AIR -i:onv. . 'llfE -Cadlllac , -~ cond. $<700. Call MUSI' SELL. -· 2828 -Blvd \fl' · A"'° """'· nm xlnl. $300. IS HIRE San Di........... ,
1181 O:mv. ~ .• in xlnt ~~o-M.tt~~rO: Co!lta•esa.l W.tis ·::!a Cpe Runs finr ~!a~~= =N~· '.·, ~~~owned • 19,:m, Sell ,,..,$3,715. l9'IO 0.... 0-... ..,.It, aood -i< oaf/dune •...Y and Mett<UY °"""' a -831-0IDJ.or -....... .,..,~ 99IMi002 * I Paa, tltL.. Wp. Pwr .... so..; eves_ lubearoil~tfilaweft 1" OU>S NS ALE!
'71 ~~ffe1e. J.-ikt! · 1§76 O;;:t~r~ 4· ar; di: Ville, S&Hrili • btalbts, AK-I'll OORVAIR·Monza 110, '65. Lo oni,. Ezcelrent .rvke ii Cpe. -va. autont;tk:, 'lblli • _..
....i. -abroad. -~1oqu1..,ot ""'1> CO"I'· ---tfll·-· ""1-"""':•· ..,i. loob 6 -0\'P'Sl:Jlfi!r'sofli top radio, heat.,., power I -·"· G4M81? Gold w/'lirWh vleyl;»p. Prt r.....,.IJr, ,.,..... • .a. _. Sq$<50.-56«1r1. Lloicoht-Mt .. ~ and "lin,k", ,..,
NHl,'a.>;;pad".t P!a<» an ad! piy.-$1350, ~111611. -. :;:-!::.;. ='.'"'56=1: · 'CORYE llE 1--.., a:.,'!., :T, ~ """'i..',.~ ;;'.t '
. AllfWI-, • '" 9IO A-. -· L . .flO · · Hun-8-:h mlleo. (Z!ol'l'215J '70 llo\P~~ OORVET1'E·'71, LT-I,' spd, ~ -SALE PRiCED
2 Dr. iJ:T. Auto,. Ol[...~_k>. 2>,000 m I. lmmac:ula..,, 971 Mm ,Ill Contlnental 2 u•11!RS ~·DILLAC' P.S., P~B... nice. (~). ~7 aft 61: wkndl. ""' . _ WI'
• $19" '68. Corvette, . ca n'v e r t • dr. Excellent condltoh. Owe Diet Harbor Blvd., ,
CONNELL CHEVROtzr removable· hdtp. AM-FM, $59riO. Belt. ol1a 8'1S-6310. ~ -MMa 51).9100 1
-:2828'11.rbor Blvd,, H.B. $3&-6129, MERCUIY '70 TORONADO '°"'" .,.,. 546-µn · ~ COUGAR ~... ·-~· a1r ~ · '72 """ ' . . ' . • ' ..• ' '.. 70 Mlrcwy 'till "::i,'.""~~. :~
4· &,;;.. a~tle tnsr tae. MUST iell. '99 ~. All'. Montuey 2 Dr HT, V-8, Aul with blpe· playft1 power air: steerb1t &-Maroon w I white vinyl top. Trana power 1 l e e r I n .S , doar-locka, vinyl top, lal'ff' ~ ' ;;:: It bea~ Good c6nd. 6'l3-t5t2. Radio: Heater~ whJte wan.: try brterlor, Voeue pmnlwn -·-· · --DODGE wbeel ......., A very ""' ,_ Very low mlleap.
'69 'Ca..-o S.S. POLAJtA ~~) Sll95 dlr, Call 1mmr-..'.ftr.'fl·
v-1 · Au-tie· tn"ui•n1, • 1964 MERCURY l"AGON. NABIRS CADILLAC &:: '1ffrl!tr, Ndlo 6 '66 DODGE A·l ....,,., Air. '1080 Harbor Blvd., (~ wblla) D~ ~ 4 door hard top. AutomaUc • ~ .. 5.1Hlll • _ ~ Jlna18 ~9100an, .,.· =~~-.0..,,,_·~~·-o.·1 transzniujoo, VS, air con-"1 O:llorV' Pmir, *• pelpb, ... u~u• -...
1968 Qaoyy Nova wagon. dltionlrtg, power atttrlne, 8 trade tU!reo. rack, new ~ $1IXXI below blv.
R/H, new ttra. bnlcea. HD radlO, a tine second ear tires, $lDl. ra..1037 bk. SMrilice, ~
~ ~~ e n I • , RPS499. Reduced to '61 Caliente,. Ur, auto, PS. '84 OLDS 88 9ta. Wp., a..
reare.rid. n.alllf I b a-$666 PB: 58,000 mL Oean. $795. tru. Ste! Vfl)' Sood cond. ~I~ ~ • See It · 'f'.ou'U Buy It Whllt, 66mL --.iw.
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RecUo, Wlittewah Tires, + low Mlle•. •0617
$1995
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'65 MALIBU wAobN · ~I • ...!. Auto&, lmr·~ 970 A ...... 1mportod 970
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bldilpervknt NG[ M1IP""'lm Spe-dollJ ., .. uw .. ......,.
.... dlo.•tkk,lharp.(PIX· mora GREAT USED CARS :~~!°~-~~~~ ... '!'!: ... ' ' .
=-~~~,;-· -.--,,= fact a.Ir, p/1. btall( turq '72 Cl>eVJ ....... """' ...... wbt vln tp. Top"""" rond. ... vw _,, ... $1095
PIS," P/B, -loclm, -olr """ 11000 . ,. .. r ...... ....-· · • · • · · · · · · · · · • · • AM/FM. i.o.ded. Spotleu, S--1589. Gt'IMIW.,°""'fl'. ... I,...._ CT_,1
trlM:SO, _,_ Ill &. 'et DODGE Van, -i, ------------------
~·· '1 air, ateDded 1Dp, auto, '67 "aauaNN GUI& $1095 "· OiovJ · Impala,. P/S,,~$2100=-===.:;·,.=;-~::,.--....,._ n,.. ......... • ,. :/'.:: ~~a:-= r-FALCON ... •• • ... ' ...... a.......,°"""'~,, A, ... RM ""
ea-11111 •" '14Raod>m>&e>t.iww-'71 TOYOTA CORON-' .......... $1650
'65 0ttvy lmDlla 4 Dr. Xlnt exct'i, (!Ond. $IOI). er best of• _..._ttl lfW.o t .... ......_ ,..,... .... 1N1 _..., "lnill tit ... 1.0ZPI
--Oel&fnal ..., GG-2589 ~. $500. ~1"" crl °"'"'·..,='=r""Uoon.~_,,,-.,.dr~H~T~. -•
'* 1M ~Impala * Gd ttrea. Al IL '69 VW IUG ................... $1295
Atr ~c.ii heatrr. Nu SUO. Sl>-0093 ~ a11 "'"" • FIRmRD '71 LOVEIUG CLEMINTINE . . . . . . . ' $1895 ·e tmp&I&. V-4. P/Su::: .. Ftreblnf Qt, NUt)' ................ tlt.01
·ndkl.. .-..,., aood . cuatom.Llled. Auto. 411.00D ml. ------------------~~Albett Of· Ruu IJ'Ht! sia. m-oom. ...., · · POU ''62 VW SIDAN . . . . . . . .. . . .. . . . . . . $195
'ti Bel Air , ........ Air. .... --........... I ' (POU .... ~ ~"':: ,r-""•n FOlD. 9 PASS
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Ult aw • a1r "°'!'I. 1111 11Ao1>or -..
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'66 vw D&UD m ............. 's1oso
' 71 VW -411 WA.otl ........... SZ791 ........... ...,.., ........ __ ............ ..... .
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'67 VW $9UAalACK
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'61 VW MSTIACK .............. $1191
'67 FORD VAN .................. S12tl
'70 VW IUS ................... $2391
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'69 VW ..sJ~~RACI ............ $1791
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'66 VW lAIMlllil CHM . . . . . . . . . . SMI .... _
' 72 VW SUPR•G . . .......... . $1'91
71 PLneount CIKllT ........ S12tl ..... .... . ... .... ... ... ... ........ ,.,,.... ..... ' .....
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BRAND NEW,1972
FOR·D
COUR1ER
1800 CC engine, Chrome front Bump·
tr, Tool Kit, Wh ite Woll Tires ·
;(SGT~C \9138) . . .
F,ULL $20·94 PRICE
Plus T oX & l icense
LARGE SftECTION
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
BRAND NEW 1972
CLUB
WAGON
V-8. Cruise-o-mot 1c, gouges. extra
. coo!1ng rodiotor. Cigar l ighter
(El 1GHP94172) .
Plus T ox &·l icense
LARGE SELECTION
'72MUSTANG
Ford Motor Co. Rental $
VS. Auto .• fact. Air, Yinyl Top, ... S .• low
Min. (77S0Sl) .
'72 TO.RINO
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11RAND NEW 1973
Pl·NTO
• America's popular small ecorlomy car •
FUii factory equipment. Col ik:lrnia ·
Emission System. •
FULL $1 ·a· 94· PRICE
plus deo.ler prepqrotion
chorges & tax & license
ORDER YOURS TODAY . ' .
IMMEDIATE DI-LIVERY
USED 1971
EC ONO
E-300VAN
CAMPER COHVERSION
W/BUBBLE TOP
V-8. Cruise-o-matic, pawer _steering,
rodio, heo vy duty tires. 159EOH
FULL $4194 PRICE
Plus Tox & Licen~ ·
DO NOT DELAY
• C speed transm ission, Calif_
Em issi on System, 2000 cc Engint,
Freight & -Dealer• Prep Charge.
A78 x 13 Tires, FR. Ois.c Brakes.
•nl•r Y••r• Ted•y
f•r ... 1, 41 MHtlli. '911 <~111 Pr'ice ls S26llZ26 iHI. T~x & lic.·Defwrff ,.,; ... prlc~· ._.
i1 $3271.20 iMI. T•x. litere1t eN l k .. H . M••l •erc ..... •-l•tt·ls 1~;11 ' . illlllillli·•· II'
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BRAND NEW · 1913 · ·. On Approved Credit
MAVERIG:K
2 DOOR SEDAN $
V-8, cruise-o-motic, power brokes,
rodio. Calif. Emission System.
,33,
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l•re9'y41 .... tM."&ll C•Ni-f'rice l1:S2'16'..31:btcl. T•• & lic~Defern4,.y• .... Jric•
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6RANOP RIK 2 d•. Ho<d Top, '''°m°';' $3377 Irons~ rodlO. power stteong. power bn:tkes.
vt. vinyl roof. (7900Sl) S~n. 4 spHd, rodio, htoter, (XYE-17-4) ~799
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'72 PIN'f.O Run•''8:6•t ; ·. ~t2 ·~ Y•Rl~K
· ... 524-7·7 Ford Molof Co. Rentol. V-8 outo. front .,,..
dio, htGttl", pWT, stHririg. (7910SZ)
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'69 FORD Galaxle . $
SOD 4 0" y.s. ru•. '"""· ,,.. • .,,.;,.,, -12 7 7 ~rodio, ktoler (ZX..165 1)
'67 MUSTANG $ . FASTBAC<H.4 >P•"·"""·""""·(!On6~ 977
'70 MAYERICK.
:.,,,_,...,u_.,..,.....,,,.. .. $1377
thloter. wtiitt wals. (ZDYM9)
'69FORDLTD
,_..,,.,,,,w,,,.. ~•.ru"'"'"·*"· 51966 htoltr powtr stffring. loct. oir, h'Q909f rock.
(YQl4681 •
'71 MAVERICK
•20<.0llUXl.Au_, • .,.._ ........ ,,,, s 1977
IS2CSH
'71 DATSUN
PKIQJP, '19eed, rodio, htot~ rlS•ClN)
''71 PINTO
$ :.~ 4
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'72 GRAN Torino
'72 C'TRY SQUIRE
S••;,., Wogoo. •olo, ""'"" orlo. '°""· $3877 lotlory oir 1uggggf rock. likt NtVI'.
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tr.power 1teerinig. loc1 'o.r IZLl207)
'67 MGB Coupe
'"';" ... ~ .,..,. ··· ...... .,,. .... 5117 7
lleW {V()91)16)
'71 MERCURY
'"~' '""' ·~·!"' w.,,.,.' ,., ...... "'· $417 7 auto. mins. nidio, heotw, p-. llr. loctory
Olf (288(M) • •
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• IP"d. f'Odlo.-hecr!w.(-423-45)
'69FORD
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'66 MU~JA~G ;;._<\. ,::,.~'•.' . . $CJ1·1-... . .............. ,. ...... '' .... ·,
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'72 PINTO ir• .... •t . ., . -\. -. -.. ' ,
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