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Home My WebLink About1968-10-17 - Orange Coast Pilot-Costa Mesa--... ,. • WiJI~a~k~e.·Kennedy Wed . . Gr.eek 'Billionaire. Onassis? Source Close to Family Says Announcement Imminent; Wedding Seen Before ChriStmas CONSIOERING MARRIAGE? • J1cki1 Kom~y, >t .. TH\JRsDAY ')J:tERNOON, OCTOBER 17, 1961'""""'°" 'IOL 1$, NO. -. * l•CTIONS. M PAeU ' Killer Bunted JACKIE'S CHOICE? .Arlatotl1 °"""''· '2 Mesa Girl Slain . . Gusts Subside,.,, Coast Enjoys Indian Summer Mazatlan .G.r:owing City In. Gun Ambush Hot, dusty Santa Ana winds, which waxed warmly over the Orange Coast Wednesday night, subsided early today as the Southland enjoyed its own version or Indian summer. By ARTHUR R. VINSEL Of 1111 DllllY ~not lllff A killer ambushed a. pretty cocklail \Yaitress outside her Costa Mesa apart- menL early today, then escaped as a police patrobnan who heard shots and s c 'r e a ril s frantically searched the neighborhood. Mysterious drops o( blood -not those of the victim -led away from the murder scene at the A c a p u I co Apartment.., 740 W. 18th St., baffling in- vestigators trying to determine just what happened. Officers found 110 gun at the death scene, suggesting the possibility that the victim, Rose Marie Surf.ace, 24, wresUed for her life when surprised as she arrived Jackie to Marry Greek Billionaire Before Holidays? NEW YORK (UPI) -Mn. Jacque~ Kennedy is seriously coasiderin& mar- riage to Gttek . billiooaire Aristotle Socrates Onassis, according to reliable soorces. One informant close to the Kennedy family aald the former first lady's molher, Mrs. Hugh Auchincloss or Washington, migbl IUlDOWIC< the engage- ment before the end of the month. Mrs. Auchlnclou was not .immediately available for comment. Mrs. Kennedy, 39, has been widowed ror alro<dt live y,ean. Oaulls, U.year- old owner ol. a vast oil tanker Oeet and llrllne, wu dlvor«d by hit first wile ill 11111 and has been linked since that lime witll opera linger Marla GaJJu. It Wll learned that Mrs. Kennedy recenUy lll!onned Roman C a t h o I i c dMch IUlhorlUes o1 her illtenUon to marry ;onassus, one ol. the world'• rleheA have a Ire ad y Wonned her cblldren, bar lo the unloo tlnce Onaais' IJnl mar- rlago w11 contracted in the Greek Ortllodm< !alth. The lorm.,. lint lady was r<)IOrted lo havt ·already Informed her bdldren. Caroline, 10, uxl' John Jr., 7, o£ her serious Jntcrest In Onaasia. OolMil, who !S.0 JACKIE. P•p l) • ' home from work. . She was dead on arrivaJ at nearby Hoag Memorial ·Hospital shortly after 3 a.m., suffering at least one heavy caliber gunshot wound in the head. ·Costa P.fesa DeiecUve Capt.Jin Ed Glasgow said a Southland-wide hunt is on for the victim's ex-husband, James Weid· ner, 28, who is wanted for questioning in the death. The immediate search led to Downey and Redondo Bea<;h, but neither addrw checked out and the hunt shifted to another area, wbett Weidner ia known to polie<. A certain degree of confusion sur- rounded the initial invesUgaUon of the case, especially in light of . the trail of. blood leading out of the area where the victim wu ambushed. . Orange County Sberlff's crime lab technicians were minutely eumlning the area this morning, with e.ach droplet marked by a plastk: cone like a grim route to freedom. Patl'olmall· Randy Nutt was In the· neighborhood at 3 a.m., when he beard a shot, then a scream, then more !Hots and began lruntlng !or the ocene. Di.!palclled lo the comer o! West 18th (See MURDER, Pqe I) The coastal area received only the tail end or the brisk desert breezes which top- pled trailers in the San Bemardino- Riverside area a'nd fanned a brush fire · whiCh claimed 70 acres in Riverside County. A few power lines were cut by falling trees. Along the Orange Coast, Orange County Hai'bor Department spokesmen a t Newport }{arbor said 11mall craft warn- ings were hoisted today from Point Concepcion to Oceanside. H,arbor officials warned of northeast w4t<f.s, 20 to 30 knots at times today in areas elpOSed to coastal canyorts. In Orange County, concerned firemen were slttlng by as the Santa Ana wind cogdltlons, coupled with low humidity, in- creased the danger of fire. · No fire alert bu been ordered yet by the State Division of ForeStry but of- ·Dclals urged the public to use "e:rtreme caution in ~back country and foothill areas." Wednetday fire service workers watch- ed as the winds blew evenly through the county at 30 miles an hour. They sighed with relief about noon as no gusts bluted (See WIND, Page Z) Johnson Aw~its Response From Hanoj 'on Bomb Halt WASHINGTON (AP) -President JObnsori 'l.Od8Y ·awai!ed ·r·avorable -from both Htnoi and Saigon in hl3 ef(<*Q to llrtahg1!finil 'tmni !or an end ·lo the U. S. bombing o( North Viet- nam. Befl>rell"1<11nJ'1>0mlfulg 'hill, U. S. oltldalt said, Jobnsan It detmnlned to receive North Vietnamese uaurances hls actlon will move !orward the d...Uocked Paris JIHC• WU abd -the levti ol • combat In Soulh Vi<tnam. Thero tlill has been no word here ol -....... -Soulll v~ leadon are r.poried meanwhile' to have muied to Ugn a joint declaraUoo prC)IOIOd by the Upltod States in htllin& the bombing. · Pletideol ~ Van Thieu It tald lo . . ~ have sevira1 objections, the main one being Illa! there should be no end to the bombini o! the North uni.., Hanoi gives !inn !IWlfanleel tt will not escalate thO war. ' ' U. s. Ambassador Eltswortb Bunker, who m.i wltll 'l'l\leu three tbhea w..i; nesday, m<t again witll the SOClll Vlei, ......-lftlident todoy, pmumabl1 lo an ellorl lo Iron GUI the dillkuitles. Wblte Houae .,.... ...,,_, Georll OuistJan aakl today, MJ hav6 nothlnc: lo reporl lo Y'"1 "70l1d wlltl l'U tald yeSterdoY -he illued I statement 11yiq tlier-e was no basic change In the VJel>aam situation 1nd ••n o (llet llOMBINO, l'lp'I> • I • \ \ I I •. I ,-, , I I . , West Indies Riot l!JllGITON, J~ (AP) -Ono - WU 'tlllod and U<lther wounded Wed-. -Y n1gl1I. otter <leinonatratlooo bl' lllld..u II the Unlvntty ol the West ID-tes In Klnploa: · Problems Beyond Image Editor's Nott: The men -several of them /rum the Orangt Coast-call themesteves Partners of the AUia.nce for Progreis and dedicate' much of their spare time to carry'i"ng out m the private sector iohat tht Alliance is doing in tlie public sector. This is the second of four stories t:camining some of their aims and accomplishments. By BRUCE BENSON ' Of tllt 0.llY Plllol lllff MAZATLAN - A guidebook describes this sunburned resort as, a "huntln', fishin' and shooUn' town" and for the sportsman, It's undoubted1y all of that. But for the people who live and work year round ln Mazatlan, UWJ: is also a growing city with growing problems. It J"/8! one foot on the dry land of prc>- sperity, and is busy trying to ei:tricate the other from the bog of poverty. "About ·three months ago our main water line broke, •1 said Mariano Farrk>ls. "Now if we could get an expert.from our water company to rpend a week ,in Orange County, tor example, he'd pick up all sorts of technical lnfonnaUon that we could have ueed 1n repairing that break.',' FarriolJ ii a rancher. He also has .Ad active interest in boat repaj,r facilltlet here. He is a big fellow, spends a lot of his Ume in public service polts and speaks excellent Erigliah which he learn- ed in secondary schools of San Francisco and 1a1 Anceles. · NEED WATER PIPES "We need new water pipes and two new reservoirs to brin& our overall apaclt1 up to 38,000 cubic meters. And we'll need a completely new maitl line within the next five to eJghl yeara. 11 Farrlols It -ldent of the local water workJ bert, a ]IOll he holds withoul pay. Another civic ]IOllUon he occuplet lo membenhip In Ille Pannon o! the Alliance !or Progms. U.11 c!e«rlbed bf Partntn lritllds 1n· Colla Mal and Newport Beach aa '"utfemeJy active." , Dltpatctrtna a water com.~ emPloYt 'to Oranie "County !or fustiiicttoi/ · 11 already on the Portnert 11it of potenU.I Jl'Olodt; The Iii! Ja I tone one. lo a "l"!'l tub-mil1<d ......U, to Id Smllb. Newport --Ind pruldent of the Calilornl1 far!Jlen, )lllalble ]l<Olranw ill Mlza\lan llJCludod: · • -VocaUonil traln!nl o1U.S.118nd~ In quality caotrol !or employes ol llex· .. ican tomato paste factory interested in exporting. , -Finding a major hotel chain to erect a major luxury hotel in MciUan. "With our new airport: capable of ~g Dql's, openini· by the1end of the• year:, ~e'll ,nn<f: ~ qr fOUJj more.: first clew hotels Within three or four yep.rs,", Fanjols predicted .. "Tell your ·readen our state govern-· ment here has just passedia law allowing 10;-year tax ei:emptions for new·indu.stry, including hotelJ.'' I -InlormaUon on equipment a n d methods needed to crush auto bodies, thus allowing Mazatla,n to convert actap Into steel instead of importing it .from> Japan. -Aid in !inding ouUets In U.S. for It popular Mexican colfee, and a fumJture (actory. -Aid in marketing o( mangoes. -lnlonnatton on eslabli.shing and matketln1 mac~amia nub. Said Farriol!, (we're just ttchlng lo move ahead." · Weil~ Thole Sanla kW have blown · themselves ou't, imist.! the weather· man, and FridaY'i coastal weather will be 1ligllU7 cooler wltll temp- eratures up to 7S berubouta and 11$ Inland. llWSIDll TODAY DAILY PIUJT Sporll Editor Glenn WhU., OMCIM '" M~ ico cu.,, , nocnnr all oorr dte Ofjmpfc Gamu loda¥ to ....,. ivcrythtng from tqOt.,. polo IO j>rote111, •lf<r#nq on PQllf 21. c. .... , , ,_ .... ~ : --' -' --.. ........... . ·-..., Ph Cllllll f -" Mii L...... It """"'*"' ".... ' -· ' -. --.. .,_ c..tr •• ·"'" -,. IYl'N ,.... M _... ... .,.,, -----·-" -. -. --.. --.. l ------- • · :'.Three Squirrels a Cage' . . . . . , . A:str~nau~ SU!-ge .Fourth ·9f Spoce TV S~ws, Photograph 'Gladys' .l. -... .. .. .. J -1-• ~~ • • 1 l 1; ' • Fom M•J. DDon F. E ~• and dvllian SPACE CENTER. llooBton (AP) llltr'oolut. Walltr CUnnlngl\aii\ were Deacrtblnf themaelves u looking llke alillted •boll~ on bour after lhey "lhr .. oqulmlt In a cage," the Apollo 7 pt*'>led "E~ !IP· f Oi the wao.r, utrooauta today llafe0W.-;:D6oi0.rapbed Hurrtcone • !'~t anct 111 -. ""' "!'!>". _ Gltdyl and pnivjded -. -ldlng vllual • ~ wa( 110C u rood u .on abow '"' early.flslnc 'caH!omlanl who ,:i/nvlp,'lllOl'llhlp111nmarlly becaUM ol aaw tbelr'ipacahlp b1f,nk1ng lltte a star. . ~ plCture rolling and acreen spUtung. Numerous resldtn~ in South~ r n :1'4_.mld-mornlng. _Apollo 7 raced b1gb Calllornla gathered tn small groups and atiOYe ,Hurrlcane G)Jcfys as It churned in ltepped from lhelr call to •lew»Apollo 7 'the Oulf Df MeiiCO. $<h!rra, taJdng plc- u It streak<d ,from horlJon to bDrlzoft ln ~ dtl<rlbed.tt aa''.a teal splnoer .•• just two minutes at 17,500 mlles an hour. a very~ view." "It wu just a big blinking Illar -·He ll>ld lhe;Mjaalon Cootr<>l Center ln lhat'a all It looked like to me," aald one Houll"'1 tlle -uls hall a good vtew obaerver. "And it wu really easy to of the Taua city which '1almost made UJ diallngullh becllll<! It waa lhe only lhln& · homesick. But we plaD to drop In In a few up-there except the moon." day&." .. Novy Clpt. Wllter M. ~ Jr., Air ~ Je1illo,I, ~ .l.o} d lht center: "You. -.<1 • I " 'I. IV ~ ... ' • ·.:::= :r« should see us upr btre. We'rt Ute three aqullrels \n • -·It . . All t1trft apaceineft C09llm!e<I to IU!fer wtlh colc!J. but m·~c!alls repoMI lhem In beltft ahlPO · eeveral ·-of ollop. ~ . Wltf mon thQ biif M plalmed It· day ntght bebl~ them, dlf uti'ooautl "'ported they were eager to burry )IDme. Mrs. Eisele and tw• of 1"' cblldren. Melinda, It and DoM H., 12, nWl..ed the "\elecast becau11 jhey;W<ie ciutllife hoping to gUmpse lhe vweahlip ~ ll zlpjied over Houaton: ' "'V.,.--'!"""" ' Apollo 7 It .upecteclto:="•ielble In the Houston lfta •t 1daWD ~y, with the lllgbHng zone mDY!ng I -wllb each progrosalve d.11, ' Another Los Al>id...-.V llld: "I waa really bul&<4.-tllero 1111 . -. , . :::E_leeli~ Ditt QDDiiolving Star, Dragon (;lasses --· Hm<~r-Bo&rd? • .Jo ~ewport Bea~ Vke Mayor . Llnd1ley • PorlODI today conllnned reporlJ tl\llt the , ' Orlfl!P County 'League of CIUes may aeet "a' colmty·'lllde election next Se!>- ,. 'tember calllng· for dissolution of the •·••~r> JlarblrDllll'lcl.". Pll'lanl' 1( .._ mtmber _of a five-man J.eqile -mttle..,tudyjng the Issue. • He empbasft.od' ~that no recom- MUGGING ·FOR CAMeRA-Jon,~e.· S·, $,n of Apollo 7 ~~~'i mendaUon hall yet been"made to the full League membership. "It's at1ll in com· Donn Eisele .. has liecome sometfU:D'glOf ha!n' While his father files in mittee," he said. "And when It comes out space. Jon, '!ho ceiebrates...fou.rtb. birthda.)(nt;rt Monday, ~es every it still bas to clear aome major burdlel." opportunity to pose for news pllotoeraphe!I slationed In front of Eisele A speclll election .. the fate of the hon!e in Seab~, Tex. ' · , • Harbor Diltrlet, he polnted out, must •.~ lint "'lo aPP'!'Yll Of·~ ~'s Loci! ' " • tJl • AgenoY ,formation cmnm..,, (I.AFC) From p.-i":.."1}. ~lt\w i alld then the Board DI SupervlJors. ~~ ·• .;t:tli • : ' It 13 posaible, he conceded, that the MURDER-~.. ~~~:i:;11 :: :,1 t .i. ~~~::1~~~~~:1~ 1,_ •• :-<..' f' . .,,~. · .. : : " might wind up with a refe um, fore· Street and Wallace A Venue illfter the loc8.-weapon· to de Fend hersetl agalnst a known Ing the election." The ·League committee's plan ' at lion was pinpointed, Officer Nutt found enemy. ' present focuses on a September election lh I tl tl ·'-d ~ d Speculation· indicated she might have . eve m l!Pparen Y ,... ... a y"'ea . been Qed by tbe first shot, then grap-d~t.e in order to b.rlng about a stllr't in Investigators said· the woman urived pied wlth ~ attacker before he blasted d1ssoluUon proceedmgs by Jan. 1, 1970. home from ber job at the Orangefai{ . :bet_ in tbe' ~~ • .marenUy killing her in· The Leal\!e for more ~ a rear ~ restaurant in Fullerton.after getf;.,,. off-~W:r -··~ .,.,. · , 9 ~ 10Ught to eliminate the districts taxing · ..... _..,,. • ... "'~ · powers and tum over it.II responslbllities at S a.m. and started. lntO lhe a~_: SI* mat: ban wounded lhe killer il Jo 8 reorganiud County Parks Depart· building after parting her car. sue& a struggle occurred. '1nent. All operating funU lfould come out Walking between two carport 1, An i;tutopsy was stOI under way at or tbe county's 1eneral tax revenues. _ Welt<liff Mortuary lhla morn}ng . to An effort to bring thia about throogh however, she was ambushed by som~ · • detemune how many times the dead slate legislation failed last spring. wallhing in the shadows. . ,, : wom~n was_ hit and from what range. Legislators told the League, in eUect, to Officer Nutt said he heard one sho\.·-Police said there were apPafenUy no settle the matter on the local level . It then screams _ and more Abota. liillt-: . .:._cti"dren from Mrs. Surface s prior mar· was conll.dered bad form and a bad , from that point on, tbe fatal aequeD"'CiF 1age to Weidner and that lhe and her precedent to seek state intrusion into a events is unclear. husband bad only been living In Co&t.a countt controversy "We Ju.rt don't' know," said Captain Mesa about three montha. • Glasgow. . ~Captain Glssgow..l&id. bet present bus-___ ---~ -·- NOT MOLESTED band, Richard Surface, 28, a n OCC Plans ; The victim was not sexually molested unemployed hartender or restaurant Or robbed but when asked u the slaying manageT, was broken up by the murder, ippeared 1to be a crime of passion , police but was able to be questioned. Yould offer-no comment. Fwlaral. arrangement& ar8" pending ·&t On · Bond Vote ~ No gun was found at lhe murder scene, Westcliff Mortuary. \'hieh discounts the idea that Mrs. aurface might ,have been carrying a l\fan Burned In Capo Fire l Fire in a one room cabin Wednesday ~ht bas left a Capistrano Beach man $lfftting today from burns over 14 per· cient of his body. ' . . . 'Ibe victim, Jesus E,,cutia Guunan, 30, •ho lived ln a cabin in Brown'• Trailer Part, SUO Dobeney . Pfl'k Ro a d , ~pl.trano Beacli, llUl!ored Ura~ leCOl1d ind third dqree burns lo. the I p.m. ~w.. : County fire olficl1'11 n1d Gu!man was wuhlng greuy clothlo(bt a wasl! tub ·of guoUne. when fumes from lhe liquid tere Ignited by a nearby water heater. He was treated at SOUth Coast Com· munlty Hospital, Soulh Laguna,.for third clqree bul!ll on hll lelt hand, rlghl foot and buttocks. He wu also burned on the chest. abdomen aD1. arms. OAllY PILOT .....,....... c.... ..... HMtutf•...... ........ ..... .... I'" ...... ,.., CAuPOIMIA O~GE COASl P'U.llSHIHG C°""'ANY ~•IMrt H. Wtt4 l'rw!Miltl atMI l"llWI.,_ J1c.k l. C11rlrr Yiu ,.rn'*"I .,... Oetltl'l'I ,,....,.."" Th•"''' ICtt'll .... n-•• A. Mw,ai111t l'Mllet>I ...... P111f Hlut• Alfwrl•I .. ·--c.tt ... I S)I WMf ..., 11 ..... """" 1eec11: nn w.1 .. _. -~ ... _.._..,m,_..A_ HuftffNIM aNdt1 • "" ...... From Page 1 BOMBING. • • breakthrough." Christian would not comment on the meetings between Bunker and Thleu, nor would he discuss a statement by Australian Prime Minister John Gordon lhat Johnson had been in touch with him concemlng a possible bomblns hilt. Johnson admini!traUoo 1 e a d e r 1 generally sought to k,.p bomblng·halt negoUaUoos secret But Wormation available in official quarten here la focused on lhe problems with North Viet- nam. ASSURANCES Aw:ait Nov •. 5 By THOMAS FORTUNE · ot ""' o.llY Pn.t 1f9tf· '. Orange Coast Junior College 'District trustees Wednesday night discussed holding another bond elecUon lo lake care of the diatrlct's money shortage but poSlponed a decision unUl after the Nov. 5 election. J. O'Hara .Smitji of_ ~orona del_ Mar spoke in fa vor of another bond try but ether lru!itees were noocomrnltlal. Considered as an alternative was board action to raise taxes wl1hout a vote of the people. It was decided to wait ~ti! the next board meellng, Nov. 6, when the ooteome DI the (Los ,<ngeles Cowity A.!ses1-0r ,Philip) Waf.soo. Alpen<!ment will be 'knoWll, to resume-dliC\lsslon. .. 91f~alJ u.ld privately they must know BQerd members pusec1 a· resolution op- UJ adv~ what would happen in the l>Oliol: the ainendrrlerit, Proposition 9, ~~ tlie-United Stales ended lhe born: Wflh'Smllh df.ssentll)i. He ~d he fovors . Jo'··-Ls 'lieved ···"·g usuran--passage of the Wabon Amendment in w11>U11 oe ~· ..... order to force the legislature to come up from Hanoi that the lull ln the fl.ghUng, with tax refonn. , the decline ln troop lnflltraUona from tbe District Superintendent N o r m a n North to the South and the withdrawal of Watson told the bQard they would need to enemy. ~ts from around South Viet· come up with $2.1 million for building namffi! cttles would not be rtversed , -projects to stay abreast of ~llment following an end of the bombing. demands next school year, 1969-'ro. South Vletnpmese leaders appear to ob-Taken into account is another $.1.4 ject to John.soil aeteptlng whatever North million In st.ate and federal funds the Vietnamese "U!lll'anet he might gel." district would become eligible for by rai11· They art Wbtinl on "guarantees" tba,t ing the $!.I million, Watson aald . North Vietnam will not escalate the war. One way to raise the $2.1 m.llllon woold An end to the bombing hu been the be to increase the tar rate 23 cent.II above essential North Vietnamese eond1Uon for the present 54 cents per $100 of assessed moving the Parts peace talb into -, new, valnatlon, he noted. second phase in which apeclfic luues fn. That could be done beginning next July volved in endJ.na: the war would be when a law pennltfui1 boards to increase negotiated. taxes to match hinds for st.ate-approved PARTICIPATE building project> becomes effective. Smith aald be preferred calling another The United Stitu bai ccmunltled ltleU bond election to ralJlng taxes wllhout to fnclude the llDuth Vietnamese govern· pibll~ ro"'4ate. ment in the phue and North Vietnam The Jut bond election of f7.25 million say1 the South VJetnaznese National narrowly failed at the polll Sept. 17. A Liberation Front must be a participant. ncount shO)'(ed tt got llU7 percent ap- lleaDlution of thia problem by lndudlng .provll wllb'IU7 -~ or tw<>thirda, bQlh would be • ineuur< DI Norlh Vie~ requlred. ''ILl.m'I aerioulneN ln the v:lew of V. S, of· Wation su.utsted two reasons why llciall. ' anolhtr -~election mlgbt not succ<ed. Another concern la restoring the ... e He aatd .. vorat other ICbool dlstrlcLs dlvkllnc North and South Vietnam u a have bond e1ecUoos acheduled and the dem.Wtariled buffer. '?be United Stites voter may become llted. He also fears a frequently bu demanded thia In lhe backWh In terms of "the •oter bu Parln taJb u an lmportanl step In d.. alNady lpol<eft." exalatfnl the·war. But W•-also noltd that a bond issue Vari,.. other llepo IUch u eocllni fn. would apn!ad -over a llllmber DI llltrat!al ttrooal> LM.i and · Clmbodla yean and require less of in lmmedilte alat baYI -demanded by the Unflecf Jump ln taxes. • States. Air atrfk,., ratrlcled to Nor1h VI& nam'• llOUlhern panhandle llncl Marth SI, are contlnulnc meanwhllt and more ... planoed for today. At the same dme Pentaaon ~ thow lhat bed weather hu rtduced -over lhe North by IO per<alt ll1nce mldlumm«. (See earlier 1tory, Page 4) Irish Refuse Change ~----• QUBLIN (AP) -Flrlt unolfid al counts from JN!and'1 naUonal rtferen· dum lndl<aled a declllve "no" tod"1' to Prime Mlnlater Jack LJUCl>'I demand for a new electonl l1llem. I 0171 By ALMON • MiJ·r~ln' • ,:~ ~~ ·~·h-.... °"'"' ,.~ ·~t-. ~ ... ;.,;,:-.~ AoAl'lJ(.(:o .,... . ~ • ~· ~le ~achtlng regotta neared tW' ba!IWay point today American aanori are men- tally pollsblng gold medals In onq two claue! -stars and Dragons. Lowell North and Pei'JL 'Biit.lt managed to stay In the running in the Star Clasa Wednesday desplte gettlog nipped on the flhlsh line by Edwin Bernet of Switzerland and Durwood KnoWles of the Bahamas. The third place puta the U.S. sailors &held on total pointl but leaves them tnlling Norway by Z.7 poltlta on the best two out of three basis. Buddy Frieder1eb came to Ufe in fine style to wln the ttUrd'ta.ei in the Dt,agon Claso "by a .wldt lnattin. p~;lllnt a ~ way"tii lor!im r~ the lfell fW6 ~t of three. His toughest hurdle! from here out will be Aage Birch of Denmark and Paul Borowsld of East Germany. Gardner Cox has yet to get Cadenza moving past the middle of the fleet in the 5.Ss. Bob James la turning in a middling performance in the Flying Dutchman, and Carl Van Duyne appears to be or u.s. Boats? boPeieut1-ol contention as he looks at two ~lltfi~llll. and an ·~Y.!Dlh place ID U..~ ,,.. , Main cooiolatloa In Nottb"s third place Wedneaday' wlii lhat "he had Norway'1 Peder Lunde behind him In mtb place and Denmark'• Paul Elvstrom buried la tenlh. '111e. I\¥ Dleg~ sallmal\er tiimed In his usual come from behind pir!Dimance, moving North Star from eighth place at the first weather mark to second at the second weather mark. On the ne:rt downwind leg North caught Bernet, who had been leading all the way, and the two engaged m a furioua tack.Ing duel as they climbed up the final weather leg. Tile deaparale Olp flopping abnoot cost both of them the race as 1M4 gold medallll Darwood ;Koowll',~,,the =~&~:~~mT.aaU:t methodically up the ~ddle of the course. spectator boats lhat lay to wlndwanl to wltneas the close flnish. The most amazing performance In lhe five classes 13 being turned in b1 the Brltlah Flying Dutchman aaUor llodney Stuart Patt.bon. In each of the tbrff: races be has led the 3G-boat fleet to be flnlah line by more thaD tWD mtndte... Unfortunately, be wu thrown out of the first race en a protest by Canada. The weather for Wednesday's rice subsided to a genUe eight to ten knots after a severe squall passed throush the area before dawn. WiDdl for tacky'• fourth race were forecut to1 be evel\ lighter. The n .. t will rest Friday and ·resume competition oa Saturday. A large contingent ot Newport Beach yachting fans are on band here to wJtness the Olympie saillal. Many of them are setving in official capacities. Many observer1 at the fln111h tl)ought that Knowles 'had t'a.kiin the ra'Ce; but Bernet's was first to cross the line by In- ches. The fl!Ush hor1111 for the three boats From Page l we" only IOCOnds apart. . JACK IE Another thing lhat hurt ,Notth near the -""'" caoptptlla•Jll. --' . ' . . : . • • • \,;( 1 ,,.. • ,!'<,., --'" I 1 ! • ' . Sex Course ; · .. ::t;: -•• ~ ~: .. t""' ~ -,.Jiu. two 1dllldrJa; 'Alt•••.ter, •, ll'ICl lo, "r' na' r. e' . ·.;u "'" ":: = ~!s~ =· ~ ::! . J.1:., llUt · :: ~~WlltbelatePrmtdentJolmF. -" > Onuafi 1!111 -and Mn. x... ... p...-w1iow1nl to·i..mall .. bQutoex m umted to join~ a-~~k ~ctaa'~in sex education being offered by Golden West College in Huntington Beach. Classes are aimed at helping parents deal openly, honesUy and maturely with sex edueaUon in the family. Beginning Oct. 24, classes will be held on five ~sdays al 7:30 p.m. in the C.01· lege Centet. Lec!Urer lJ Mrs. Sylvia Bogen, a noted speaker on teen.age development and parent education. She is from Newport Beach. Objective of the series, which is sponso~ by the college and Fourth District PTA, is to stimulate a recepUve home climate wher-. questions are answered and needs met, &ecord4ni to Thomu Osborne, dean of tbe E.v.ening College. Questions to be covered include, "How do we develop qualities and attitudeai in our childrtn which make for auecessfuJ family llle? "HoW do we-the adults-face changing sexual 1tandarda and bow do we ~ ' . near.*"'£ .......... ~ Lee n · es -llldilwUL -u. llnl -i>utlldo . , l.l -:i1::_, OOJ '.J~ ~;~,~~~~ interpret them'q OYr children! r "What "6•\f 10ibW a~ liuman,sex· uality and its implieaUons for in- terpersonal relationships?'' "These and many other questioru con- cern all 'thoughl!ul individuals," said Mrs. Bogen. "On jointly sponsoring this series with the District PTA, the evening College offers a down-~artb rorum !or discWl8ion, .evaluation and exploration of the problems of dllldren, youth and adulta." The first of the free lectures wlll be on "~x Education: What Progress Have We Made?" On Oct. 31 the topic Is "Sex Edueatfon in the Family: Farewell to the Bird.II and the Bees." Nov. 7 lhe topic is "Sexual ind EmoUonll DevelaJ>ment During The. Teen Years.•• "The SeJ:ual Revolution: A Dilemma for Both Generations/' is the Nov. 14 topic and the series ends with "Sex in Mlll'Tlage" on Nov. 21. Mrs. Bogen 1s an honor graduate Df UCLA and former atate cba1rman !or lhe California Congreu of Parenti and Teacbets. wlth ,the ........,.ted Jh!i<fent•1 body. Many members of the Kennedy family have been cruise guest.! aboard Onwi.&' 32S-foot ya~ Christina. A copyrighted story in the Romon Herald Traveler today said the wedding probably would take place befort the end of October in New York, Maryland or a European eib' and .. at all events, U will take place before Chrlstmu." From Pqe 1 WIND ... throuih the canyons, which would have added further fire danger. The winds weakeiiecl today and weather forecasters called far continued warm temperatures today and Friday. The Orange Coast area wu tabbed at a high ol 75 and inland regiOl'lll at 85 degrees. In other areas, Long Beach recorded 1 high DI II Wednesday, Loo Angelel 1111 lfl and Burbank as. CoutaJ temperatures In Orange County were tabulated at M. RIP VAN WINKLE mattress -.. ··-.... . ... Handcrafted by . . . . . . . . . . . . Queen Size •...•..• , , •••.•• Kin'g .Size .... , ••••• , • ~· •••••• 17'.50 per Stf · 249.50 per Set ' l49 .so per Set ·H.J.GAl\l\fJT fURNrplRE .-.-..&M- - 2111 HAR~ llYD. COSTA MESA. CAI.If. 646-0171 64MJ7' ...... • • ~. I I I .. ------------------------~-----------·------- )!oar BometoWll Dally Paper VO L. 6!', NO. 250, 3 SECTIONS, 34. PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA THURSDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1968 TEN CENTS Bomb Halt DeP.ends on Red Action WASHINGTON (AP) -President Jahruion today awaited favor ab I e response from both Hanoi and Saigon in his efforts to arrange final terms for an end to the U. S. bombing of North Viet- nam. Before ordering a bombing halt, U. S. officials said, Johnson is determined to receive North Vietnamese assurances bis action will move forward the deadlocked Paris peace talks and-freeze the level of combat in South Vietnam. There still has been no word here of those assurances. South Vietnamese leaders are reported meanwhile to have refused to sign a joint declaration proposed by the United SI.ates in halting the bombing. President Nguyen Van Thieu is said to have several objectlons, the main one belng that there should be no end to the bombing of the North unless Hanoi gives firm guarantees it will not escalate the w.,.. U. S. Ambassador Ellsworth Bunker, who met with Thieu three times Wed- nesday met again with the South Viet.-nam~ president today, presumably in an effort to iron out the difficulties. White House press secretary George Christian said today, "I have nothing to report to you beyond what was said yesterday when he issued a statement saying there was no basic change in the Vietnam sit u a tion and ''no breakthrough." Christian would not comment on the meetings between Bunker and Thieu, nor would he discuss a statement by Australian Prime Minister John Gordon that Johnson had been in touch with him concernlng a possible bombing halt. Johnson administration 1 e a de r s generally sought to keep 'D<.>mblng-h:8lt negotiaUons secret. But in!ormatio_n available in oUicial quartera here J.S rocuaed on the probleDUI with North Viet- nam. ASSURANCES Officials said p·rlvately they must know in advance what would happen in the field if the United States ended the born· bing. Johnson is believed seeking assurances from Hanoi that the lull in the fighting, the decline in troop infiltrations from the North to the South and the withdrawal of enemy units from arOWld South Viet- namese cities would not be reversed following an end ol the bombing. South Vietnamese leaders appear to ob+ ject to Johnson a~pUng whatever North Vietnamese "assurance he might get." They are insisting on "guarantees" that North Vietnam will not escalate the war. An end to the bombing has been the essential North Vietnamese condition for moving the Paris peace talks into a new, second phase in which specific issues in· volved in ending the war would be negotiated. PARTICIPATE The United States has committed itsclI to include tbe South Vietnamese govern·· ment in the phase and North Vietnam says the South Vietnamese ~~tional Liberation Front must be a participant. Resolution of this problem by including both would be a measure of North Viet- nam 's seriousness in the view of U.S. of. ficials. Another concern is restoring the zone dividing North and South Vietnam as a (See BOMBING, Page 1) In junction Ruling On R efuse Pl.ant Work Due Friday Superior Judge William Murra.y is scheduled to rule Friday on a preliminary injunction aimed at halting work at the Sunset Beach Sanitation District plant, subject of a '17.S million lawsuit filed by a pair of Huntington H a r b o u r homeowners. The ruling is part of preliminary court procedures that will set the stage for civil action sought by homeowners John Silver and David Burroughs. • The Huntlngtoo Harbour residents a)ready have loat one round in pre-trial hearings oo the case. Judge Murray ruled Wednesday that the two men could not a u e e.s a group for damaies they claim are due to plant aperationl. They musl file individ.W 111111, the luclge aald. Silver and B"'""""' claim plant operaUooa have Jowrel the value ot thelr homes and have prevented them from enJoylni lhelr ....... .,. They have uked that the pl111l bo ,...1ralned from operallng until K la modcmlr.td to prevent odon from waf· Ung over ~ properly. Dln!Clon of the .an1 .. 11on district con- tend, however, that the odort do not come from the.Ir plant, but rrom nw8hea near bolh the plant and the plllM raldcn- Ual dcye!opmtnL · ii I DAILY PILOT SllH ...... 'TUMBLEWEED, STAY AWAY FROM MY DOOR' Mr1. Richard Hille Fl9ht1 ~ity Hell •Tumble~ Trouble Housewives Complain to City Hall By JAMES 'McNABB, Jr. Of "" Olltr P!i" Slfft k!!l)'Jlffi!e.~ ~only as th'l~.i.-'&f.fih ~ th'e fbcal point or a tumbleweed abatement controversy between two FOWltain Valley housewives and city hall. The property in Q.Uestion is a S.8-acre parcel covered by the pricklywecd balls bordering Warner and El Rancho avenues. The unnamed owner is listed in both city and county records as the H.B. Co. P. 0. Box 835, Costa Mesa. Officials said the firm has no connection with the well-known Huntington Beach Company. Mrs. Joe Muhlfelder of 17101 Santa Madrina St. and her neighbor Mrs. Richard Hille of 17101 Santa Catherine St. have charged public works officers with "utterly falling" to clean up the mess even though the unimproved property was posted July 4 which includes a six- week grace period. Mrs. Muhlfelder added Santa Ana wind conditions send the big bundles rolling across El Rancho onto her property scat- Poverty Battled ------><-~~~-~~·, tering dirt aruf!wigs hi Lbeir. w.a_kt. "\\'I iilll~~ like 11' W. Jij-~_,.P ' ' ' ...... " 011r. .""'"' lci!S' ,.....,." mess. It isn't fair, we all pay taxes and they are plenty high at that," said Mn:. Hille. ' ' Last year, several homeowners burned the brittle bundles b u t new anti-smog regulations now make S}JCh burning il- legal. Public works official William Murphy of course sees the conflict differently. Murphy said it wou1d be unfair to charge the landowner the estimated '120 per acre cost to hau1 away the twnbleweeds. Al an altemat.ive, the weeds have been killed and partially crushed by what is called "first and se- cond dJsking." A third disking i! tentatively set for two weeks "to grind them under," says l\furphy. The total cost will be an estimated $100, he added. In the meantime, the tumbleweeds re· main and everyone hopes lhe Santa Ana.s stay away. Booming Mazatlan Tries To l{eep Up With Growth Editor's Note : Tht men -several of them from tht Orange Coast-<:all themnleves Portntrs of the ALiiance for Progress and ded icate much of their spore time to carr¢ng out in the' private: sector what the A.Jliance U doing in the public sector. ThU i.s the second of four 1torie1 examining some of their aims and accomplishment,,. By BRUCE BENSON Of ..... O.llr Pllilt Stiff works here, a post he holds without pay. Another civic posit.ion he occupies Is membership in the Partners of the Alliance for Progress. He is described by Partners lriends in Costa Mesa and Newport Beach as "extremely active." Dispatching a .water company employe to Orange Coonty ~ for instruction is already on the Partnen list of potential projects. The list is a long one. In a report su~ milted recently to Ed Smith, Newport MAZATLAN - A guidebook describes Beach resident and president of the this sunburned resort as a "huntin', California Partners, possible programs ln ftshin' and shootin' toWn" and for the Mazatlan included : sportsman, It's undoubtedly all of that. -Vocat.ional training of U.S. standards But for the people who live and work in quality control for employes of Mex- year round in Mazatlan, this is also a ican tomato paste factory interested in growing city with growing problems. It exporting. has one foot on the dry land of pro--Finding a major hotel chain to erect sperity, and is busy trying to extricate a major l\Wll')' bote1 in Mazatlan. the other from the bog of poverty. "With our new airport, capablt of "About three months ago our main handlin DCI' · by the end r '""· water line broke," said Mariano Farrlols. g s, opening 0 ""' year, we'll need three or four more firlt "Now if we could get an expert trom our class hotel.II withln three or four years," water company to spend a week in F · 1 -MW....f Orange. Count)!, for ex.ample, he'd pick up arrto 1 .,, ............... all IOrt.S or technical WonnaUon that we "Tell your readers our state aovem- _ •• ., •· .. "~ In · · .-. '-•• " men! here has just passed a law allowln& ~ ~ve ~ rep,emn& ,...,.t ..,.._... to.year tax exemptions for ntw industry, Farrlola is a rancher. He also bas an lncludlng hotels." -· Interest In boa! ~ laclllliel here. He 11 i bfg ·1euini; si>ci>dl o 10t of -lnlormalion on equipment • n d Illa llme In public service polU Ind melhoc1a needed lo crush Iulo bodJOI, apeakl actllcnl Eagl1ab whlcb I>< ~ lhus allowing"MazaUan lo convert 1<r1p ed In aecoodlll' ochoola of s.. Francllc:o lnlo oleel Instead of lmportlng II from ,,. Japan . and Loo Ancel... -Aid In flndln& oullell In U.S. for 1 NEED WATER PIPGI popular Mex!Clll coffee, Ind I furniture "We need new wata-pipes and two new factory. reaervoln to brln& our overaU capacity -Aid in markeUng of mangoes. up to 36,000 cubi~ meters. And we'll need 7 Iltformatlco on flltablJJhing and a completely new maln line within the markeUng macadamia nut.I. ncxl"Ove to t1ihl ,....... Sald F1rTloll, "we're just llchlng lo Farrfola ii praldcol of the local Wiler moftoabtod." r. •• Beach Man Slain Two Hitchhikers. Sought as Suspects Wierd talea of hitchhiking killers are baffling police in Long Beach today as they search for the slayer of the 24-year- old son'of a Huntington Beach couple. Richard T. Numa ta, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Numala of 198'4 Claremont Ave. was found dead In a car about 10:48 p.m. Tuesday in the quiet collegiate neighborhood of Belmont Shore. Numata, • a Callfomla State Coll~e. Long Beach student, had been ridlhg around town with a girl about a p.m., ac· cording to Donald C. Cook, a friend of the victim who bad also been in the car. Cook told police two yoong men ap- proached the pair soon after 8 p.m. from Chest Sets .$100,000 Goal for '68 One hundred thousand dollars has been s e t as the 1968 go a I of the Huntington Beach Community Chest. The drive, which began today, is aimed at the largest goal ln the history of the local Community Chest. At $100,000 the goal Is $10,000 above the 1967 goal, but only $7 ,000 above the amount actually collected last year. Leading the drive as general chainnan is Fred Kalenborn, Standard OU Co. district superintendent. The drive ls divid~ into sil sections with the largest responsibility going to Robert Merriman who is charged with obtaining 84 perwit of the Conunun(ty Ches~flo l~· K(WJ~~ personnel division. a oervlce stallon and Wed lhem U they would "like to score with bricks and pills." . Coot told police be and Numlita at- ranged to meet the men at 10 p.m. They met the pair, climbed into the back seat of the car being driven by Coot. Police said one of the two hltchhlken ·then held a knife to the back of Cook's neck while the other placed a pistol against the back of Numata's neck. When Nurnata drew for a pistol be bad concealed in 'bis waistband the man holding the other gun pulled the trigger. Police said the bullet from the .3'-Caliber ripped through Numala's Jett sboulder, pierced bis chest. -throogll bis l11D and then lodged inside the car. C.OOk was picked up early Wednesday morntng and quesUoned but was later released. ·ue lold wuce the pair look Nwnata's pistol, the cat keys and atibut 1100 In cash lhcn Oed In an old oranp car parked nfµlfby. Numata, who coincidentally had been the subject of an interview about student unrest in the college paper only that day, had been arrested for )JOS$eSSion of mlri- juana and dangerous drugs in June. At lhal time his address had been USted in Seal Beach. Numala was later freed tor lack of evidence. JACi(li'S CHOICE\ Arlstotlo Onolllo. '2 .... ' \ J' The business division il'led by Frank z.""er wlio 11. cb,i~·)rilh Clip~ $3,000 ftoJTf the 8311 businesses in the ci~. School personnet' will be soliCited 'by William Wren who has lhe responsibil}ty of collecting . $4,000. Public employ es division Is led by Ffre Chier Raymond Picard who is to collect $3,000. .. l ..... ~ •· /;;;c~.i~·-,K~n'n~dy. PkiilS~'.;' :. Professions Division is in charge of Robert Knox and he niust collect $3,000. Good Neighbors, the final event in the 1968 drive to obtain funds to serve 21 agencies, has no chairman as yet., but ill charged with collection of the remaining amount. . Marriage to Billionaire NEW YORK. (U PI) -Mn. Jacqueline . Kennedy is plaMlng marriage to Greek . billionaire Aristotle Socrates Onusil, ac- cording to her mother, Mn. Hugh Auch· inclass. · President of the board of directors is A. William Carlson. Public Relations direc- tor is Howard Whittaker and Russell Col· sten is executive director. Districts Approve Low Bid to Build Sewage Outfall tilrectors of the Orange Counly sanila· tion districts saved taxpayer& more than '2 million Wednesday night when they approved a controversial law bid to build a gigantic sewage outfall line. In a special meeting of the joint sanita· tion boards, directors spumed the second lowest bid and took a calculated risk of a~pUng an irregularly submitted .low bid by Peter Kiewit Sons Co. of Rich- mond, Calli. The Kiewit bid for the outfall came in at sa.a million but was unaccompanied by a $5(1,000 cashier's check as required under bidding terms. Second lowest bidder, the Healy-Ryan - Co. of Long Beach at $10.9 million, Im· medlatcly prottsted the Kiewit offer. Dlrectort approved I.he low bid on the strength of an opinion by their attorney, C. Arthur Nissen, Jr. The action opened the way for a possi· ble lawsuit against the districts by the unsuccessful second·lowest b id d e r . UtigaUon could delay the project from si:r weeks to slx months, depending on the kind of lull filed, according to Nissen. The outfall ls designed to handJe sanita- tion needs for Costa Mesa, Newport Beach and other county communities northwud up to lhc turn of the century. When completed, lhc blf pipe 'll'ill Jul more than !Ne mlles Into the sea aJooa . the ocean bottom. It Win begin from a . point jusl north of the Slnla Ana River . ll!Ollll! In Huntington Beach. . Al the time ol !he bld opmlngs, · the Peter Klew~ ~kumon lns1al«1 their cuhter'1 check wu coolained wtthin Mrs. Kennedy, 39, has been widowed £or almost five years. Onassis, 62-year- old owner of a vast oil tanker neet and airline, was dlvor«'d by hls fint wife in 1960 and has been linked sm that time with opera singer Maria Callas. It was learned that Mrs. Kennedy recently Informed Roman C a t h o Ii c cfiurch · authorities of her intenUon to marry Onassis, one of the world's richest have a Ire ad y inlonned lier children, bar to the union since Onwis' first mar· riage was contracted in the Greek Orthodox faith. The former first lady was reported to have' a1ready informed her bclldren, Caroline, 10, and John Jr., 7, of her serious intere!t in Onassis. Onassis, who has two children, Alexander, 20, and Chrlstlna, 18, both U.S. citiuns, ls an af. fectionate father and a devotee of water sports, as was the late President John F. Kennedy. Onassis met President and Mrs. Ken· L1mcheon Fetes Beach Leader Huntington Beach civic leader Paul Phillips, manager of a downlown tiank, has been U'ansferred our of the city and the Chamber of Commerce is planning a farewell luncheon Oct.I 24. • It will be at noon at the Sheraton Beach Inn. Tickets are $3.50 and may be o~ tained al the Chamber office, Beach Boulevard and Ellis Avenue. Phillips, lhc Past director of the chamber. ii first vice president of the Orange County Coast Assod,aUon and president of the Downtown Merchant's Asaot:iaUon in HunUngton Beach. He is also a past president of lhc &ury Club. The ~ker haa been a atrong leader in a continuing c:am!>llln to restore the tc000mlc bcillh ol the dow/llown ltCllon of the cllf. He wu' .0. of the laden .._,mb>e fir the Urban Land lnslllute maltinf a midy· ol elly J>rOhl"!nt and 1iu I ~ acllve In lmp!tmenlfnr ...,,.,. mtnd1lltJol of Iha! llfOOP. · · nedy through her ai!ter, Prlncca Lee Radzlwill. He was the first perm out&\do lhe family lo visit Mn. Kennedy In the White House after her return from Dallas with the aMassinated pr'esident's body. Many members of the Kennedy famlly have been cruise guests aboard Onassis' (Set JACKlf. Pqe l) Dange1·ous Acid Found, Retm·ned Twenty rive small vials of dangerous acid stolen Monday evening from. a park· ed auto were returned by the mother of the 16-year-old Huntington Beach thief. She. told police she discovered the vials in her son's dresser drawer. Police had circulated an alarm con- cerning the vial! because they could have proven deadly lf swallowed or burned persons coming in contact with the mateflala. · The boy was detained ln Juvenile Hall ~nding an investJgaUon. The vials were stolen from the auto of Denni! Acton, 9864 Argyle Drive, llUD- tington Beach. Weather Those Santa Anas have ~~wn themselves out, irisisl.!I tJie weather- man, and Frldily's coastal weather 1 will be allgblly cooler wllh tcinP" eratures up Lo' 7$ hereabouts and M Inland. I NSIDE TODAY DMLY PILOT Sports Edllor Glftm Whitt', on.-ICtu iA Mc~ ico C«v. noarnu OU· otlrf1' uie: OfllJllplc Galne1 lodaf .0 eoo<r ~i!lfl """' ""'" po1o 1c> proktts, 1tortlng on P<>Ot JI" r..= ~I =..,...,, :: -=~ :, ~--~ their hid. ' U S' Lib Bombed A Klewlt ofOclal was U... dltpalched lo , , rary ' the mole! room of hiJ d<legalloo, where , ' Mill .-nc.. j,y~ .......,. " ~ ' .... ~ .... ,,.,, .....,,., ,... • IMrti 11-lt ~ll•AM U llMll Mlffllll ~P ~· found lha check. Ht returned lo the BUENOS Al!Wl (UPI) -A bomb tx· meeuna a lhort ume l~ter at1d ,\""led , p!odi'! Wodnad1Y ·1~ lhc u. S.-cup- ovcr the check lo dlilrlCl aulhoiiU.., . Dorted Lli>ailn .Ubr1ey In downtown 1partdng 1n lmmedlllt< protell !tom lhc bllenOO A!ril. The blast Injured one l«lOl>d"loWtsl bidder. puacrby 11111 dimqed the buildlllf- 1 • ..._, ....,, r........ 1t .-.... c.. ' ~~ • ....... "......... ' •• ~ 11 •• ...... ft '==UC... ~ ..... ...... .. • --------~----------..... ------------------------._...-~~~~~~~~--~--- \ ------ DAll.Y Pll.DT ~. •• .' . "'IT ....... MUGGING POil CAMlll.A'-: .Tnn Elaelt, 3, IOn ol Apo]]o 7 utrnnaut Damn EIHle, "-8 become someUling ol bam while hls father flies In space. JOQ, who celebrates !Ourth blrlbd•>: nut Monday, takes every npportunlly to pose for news pholograP!ler••lllatloned In front of Eisele home ln Seabrook, Tex. .. · . •'"' , . ... -. .. ~., ·1t ' . · 1 ·1'-· Costa MesJ·"G.i~l~ Slain; . . Ambush Killer .·Hunted . ' ' ·. """· . ' . ... . .. ... !' A killer •""?'11bed • prettJ, cockta11 waitress -her Cotta Meaa apart. menl early lodlll', then escaped u a police palrolmaa who heard sbotl and 1cream1 franUcally aearcbal the oeJcbbcrbood. . My-dropa ol blood -""\~ ol the vletlm -led • ..., lroii lhe- murder scene at the A c a p·u I c o Apartments, 740 W. 18th St., baffling in· vestigators trying to detennine just what h&ppeiled. Officen found no gun at lhe deaUt scene, suggesting the possibility that the victim, Rose Marie Surface, 24, wrestled for her lUe..when surprised as she auived home from work. She was dead on arrival at nearby Hoag Memorial Hospital shortly after 3 a.m., suffering at least one heavy caliber gunshot wound in the head. Costa Mesa Detective Captain Ed Glasgow said a Southland-wide hunt la on for the vtcUm'.s ex-husband, James Weld· rier, 211, who ls wanted for que.sUoning in the death. The immedlat.e search led to Downey and Redondo Beach, but neither address checked out and the hunt shifted to another area, where Weidner is known to police. J. ... ' Slr!let·Qd.11',flfil:o Avenua alter the loea- Uon .wu.i>li>l!Olnted, Ollleer NuU lolmd the·yjetim' 1pparenUy alrudy dead. lnvestlpton Aid the woman anivtd homo !MD her job al the Orangelalr restaurant In Fullertoo alter getting off al I a.m. and started into the apartment building alter parking her ear. Walking between two c a r po r t s , however, she wu ambulhed by someone waithing in the shadows. Officer Nutt said he heard one shot - Ulen screams -and more shots, but from that po~t on, the fatal aequence of events is unclear. "We just don't know," said Captain Glasgow. NOT MOLESTED The victim was not sexually molested or robbed , but when asked if the .slaying appeared to be a crime of passion , police would offer no comment. No gun was found at the tnurder scene, which discounts the Idea that Mrs. Surface might have been carrying a weapon to defend herself against a known enemy. Speculation. indicated she might have been missed by the first shot, then grap- pled with her attacker before he blasted her in the head, appareaUy killing her In· stantly. A certain de~ of confmlon sur- rounded the lniUal lnvestq;aUon of th~ cue, especially In Ughl ol the trail of ~ blood leading out ol. the area where· the ' vlct1m was am.bulbed. She may have wounded the killer if such a struggle occurred. An autopsy wu ati.11 under way at Westcliff Mortuary thla morning .to determine bow many times the dead woman was hit and from what range. Orange Cow!.ty ~·1 crime lab ; technlclans were minutely eumlning the area tbll mornhtg, wttb each droplet marked by • masuc. cone like • grim route to -.... Patrolman Randy Nutt was .1n . ihe neighborhood at s a.m., whep he heard a shot. then a scream, then mon shots and began hunting for the scene-: ! l l ; · 1 ! • . - Dispatched to the comer of West 18th OAllY PllOT O«AHGa <IM'T pl,lll.1$HINO <OMP'AMY lei.1r1 N. W1•' Pra"*'I 1NI ,.,.....,,., J1c• ... C.rley Vb ''"ldlM ..... c;enK .. ""'"""' n. ..... , x .... a l!dl"' Tll•M•I A. MMr,lii"t "'-1n9 IEtlltw Al~ w. IM•• wim.,.. .. ,,, Anoc!1te """'""""" IN(ll l!d!lr City l!dltw H ............ Offtu lOt I!\ $tNtt M1ili•1 Uilrt111 P.O. I•• 7'0, t1••1 --....._.._.,m, ......... ......, Diile ..... : ..... .., llf..t W.W. .,..., Ill ........ .,,.,.,. Police sald there were apparenUy no children from Mrs. Surface'• prior mar· , riage to Weidner and that she and he.r .:hml>llld had only been Uving In Coltl Mes'.& •about three month.5. "Captain Glasgow said her present bu&- band, Rlchard Surface, 2i1; • n unemployed bartender or re.staur'1J\ manager, was broken up by the murder, but was able to be quesUoned. Funeral arrangements are pending at Westcliff Mortuary. COastACLUPlans Party in Beach Guess what the Orange Coast Chapler of the American Clvll Liberties Union is cooking up -1 cuchipanda. The gay dinner party. with Mexican food and m:uatc·, 'Will be field Saturday at the -ol 'Mr. an<! Mn. Robert Coe , 16852 Harkness Circle, Hu n t I b gt o n Harbour. 'I'tle'fetilvttles are to be under way at 8 p.m.1 _according to Mn. Ell,.n Cun- ningnam, In charge ol the planning com- mittee. The chapter Includes the cities ol Sunset Beach, Fountaln V alle11 Hun- tington Buch, Newport ll<ach,• Colla Mesa, Corona del Mar, Jrvlne, Lquna Beach, Dana Point and San Clem<nte. Membership la mort than SIG. Chairman SI Stlvin will IDllOUllCO nomtnea lot the Nomnber ehapc.r elec. Uon ol ollle<n. Manhtn, perls and IJ1. lerelted ...identl are Invited. The d<Jn>. Uoo 111ue. 'Irish Refuse Change DUBLIN (AP I -Finl uno!Oclal counts from lrtlarl1'• naUonaJ referen· dum hJdfcatid a declslve '"no" today to Primll'Mlnllter Jack Lynch's demand lot • new electoral, l)'ltem. • a . Cage~ • ID . Sqo~rels vac,e TV Shows., Plw~graph 'Gladys' . Walt.r CUnrifualiano •boiul •• ljQiir ' alt.r 11\ot -todly tll&ed llltlr· fourth Episode No. 4 of the Wally, tclev!lloo Ibo~ .. ptiqiograPl>e!I Hurricane . Wall and Donn space tdevlaloo abow. 'GllMl1t.and P<Ov!delt 'a opaikUng mull .• ,_,l!.eCej>ll4n "Wll ;oot u &ood u on aholt !or earb·rilfll& Cllllornlans who .,.m.~ momln,n,,Wmarlly because of AW their tpaceslUp bilnting like a star. l ~ Pfcluie rotllflt,8nd screen 11plltUng. Numerous residents in •s o·n-& her n ·• In i:nlcf..~Jiing, AJlOUO 7 raced high Calflomla ga!her<cl In smaD ~ and iliOvt Hurricaji! Gladys u II churned In m~ped from theh: ears lo 'llew Apollo I lilt Gull ot;Mpleo.cSelllrra, taking pJo. 11 ~ 1lnakecl !MD ho!izoo to·horiwn in toru, d~bjp It u "a real spinner ••• just two mlnutea at 17,lllO miles ao hour. ~ •"'1 •~ar vi"','' "It WU jllll a bJi hllnklng star -~told llld 11bzloo Conln>I c:ent.r in that's all lt looked like to me," said one HoUlton the ·utronautl bad 1 good vtew cbaerver. "And it waa really easy to of the Tena cltt which 0 almolt made UI disllngullh becauee it was the ooly thing homesick. Bur we plan lo drop in In a few up tbere ucept the mooo." · diy1." NavyClpt.WallerM.SclllrraJr.,Air · J~·be 'told the center: "You . . ~~ . . . .., ' -· 1'~ -~; . . . ... -----squlrre.llln • .. All three ~. cootinued -with cold>, biin;;;dical oil~ them ln better shape t<lfiu .rter several hours of sleep. With mor~ lban hali uie!r i>laiio<il n: d!)'. llighl l!Chl"!I th<Q), the ~autl reported they \(el'e eqer to hairl home. Mrs. Eisele and two of bet. c;blldren, Mellndt, II, and lloml,!i:, If,. inOlrod the telecul becAUMI they were outlldl boplng to glimpte th< spac~ u 11 zlpj>ed over Houston. I • ";" .,_ . " Apollo 7.J~ ~ lo lie vlalble In the ::J: :!: ~:1 =:·e:th w~~ each progreastve-day. Another Loo An11elea.-said: "I WU rull1 bUAW-\!!er< we .-. -· -. . ' " ,.,..._ .. . ...... ,,_,, ~ "' "" ml ti.el. were an I.but other people, walking to work and JIM looking al lhelr Iott." In contratt to the f1rst two televised shows, when there were many hljinkl and funny signs, Wday'1 ~ute epl.aode was a very so&ir atfalr. The astronauts started to tone down the show Wed.oe$day, rep()rtedly on orders from high Space Ai<n<l' offlcla~ who ob- jected' to tbe fun-ancf.gamea: aspecta of the show. 111e closest tl'ling to a joft was when Schirra, floating i n weightlessness, described the movement as being "like kind of a monkey moving around its cage." ln a demonstradon of welght!esaneu, he blew a floating pencil around the cabin v.·ith bis breath. . Election Dlle SU.r, Dragon Classes .. . . ~ On Dissolving ·Harbor Board Newport ll<ach Vice Mayor Lindsley ParlOlll today confirmed reports I.hat the Orange C<lunly League ol CIUes -may aeet ·a .county-wide election nert Se~ tember "calling lor dissolution of the Harbor Dlsirtet. . . Parsons 11 a member of a five-man League C1Jmmittee stUdying the issue. He emphasiz.ed that n o recom- mendation has yet bee{! made to the full League membership. "It's sWI in com- mittee," he said. "And when it comes out it still bu to clear. some major hurdles." A special election on the fate of the Harbor· District,~ tie·. pointed out, must first viln appriivaJ of the county's Local Agency Fonnation Commission (LAFC) and then the Board of Supervisors. It Is possible, he conceded, that the county agencies might bold the election. "lf they oppose tt." be said, "we just migbt wind up with a refere.ndum, fore· 1ng the election." . The League com;.nlttee's plan at present focuses on a September election date in order to bring about a start in dis.solution proceedings by Jan. l, 1970. The League for morfl than a year has sought to eliminate the dlstrict's taxing powen and tum over lta responalbWUes to a reorgonlzecl County Parks Depart· menl All oplerating funds Wt>uld come out of the county's general tu revenues. An effort to bring thia about through atlte legtllaUon failed last spring. Legi.s:laton told the League, in effect, fu settle the matter on the local level. It was considered bad form and a bad ~ept to seek state intrusion into a county controversy. Planners Okay Smaller Lots In South Valley Fountain Valley p t a n n t n g com. mlssloners altered Wednesday the face of southern part ct. the city by pennltting 316-reduced size lots on 78 acres at the .southwest comer of Bushard Street and Ellis Avenue. Planners, however, postponed action on a 163--space trailer park for 18 acres on the north side ol Ellis Avenue. A standing room ooly throng of homeowners from houslng tracts near the proposed trailer park Jlll!lliled the city counell chamben !or the second Ume within a month to protest what represen· tative David Buff.irigton had termed the ptOSpect of "ID eDCl'Of.cbiM trailer city." J3ecause of the une~ continued iJ. h!.e8s of the developeia1 spokesmen Arthur Lewis, resld•' protest mu.st re- rh"aln mute unW NOV'." 20, the deferred '.'public hearing date. ··: • Action was first "deferred Sept. 18. Planning Director Stan Mansfield said a sealed but unstamped letter found on his desk mOments berore the commission met requeated further extension of Ute public bearing on account ol the W health of designer Lewis. Lewis was said to be in a Palm Springs hospital. The hand-written note was sign- ed by Paul M. Kuida. Commlssioners granted the request with the provUo that developers Morita and Kulda and their represenlaUve Lewis understand that act.ion would be taken on Nov. 20, Mansfield bu recommended the com· mission denJ'\he use variance perm.it re· quired for trailer parks. The planning cblel recommended the CODllllbsioo approve the smaller lot arta variance, 'tihlch.calls for 6,000-aquare-fooC. IOll, ~ IChool site and 2.kcre Jl'!bllc pOtk. Mllllllleld In his report added the developwa.1 P.B.S. CorporaUOfl, had 'i!'ed lo requlremenll ol ahak .. shlngle root), concrete driveways, trees and onwn~ str.et llghta. Planntn endnned tbe recommendation by a spilt vote, Comml.sslonen Carroll Mohr and David MacMiilan dluentln&. f'n• p ... J JACKIE ••• m.1oo1 yacb~ Chllstlna. A oopyrlcht.d ltoey In the Boslon Htrald Troveler todlll' said the wedding prqbably would take place before the end ti October fn Ne• York, Maryland or a European city and "al all eventl, II •W tcke place belcn O>Nlmas." • Gold: Ahoy for U.S. Boats? By ALMON LOCltABEY • Dtlly '"" a.•1'1111 .... ACAPULCO -Aa Iha Oi,.nplc yachting regatta neared tllO' h811wair point today Amaiean aallo!I . aie men- tally poUBlifng jold medals In on1y·two ctaasea -Stan and Dragons. Lowell North and Peter Barrett managed lo illy In the running ID the Star Class Wednesday despite getting nipped on the finish Une by Edwin Bernet of Switzerland and Durwood Knowles of the Bahamu. The third place pula tho U.S. aallora ahead on total polntl but leavea them tralllng Norway by 2.7 pointa on the best two out of three basis. Buddy Friedericka came to lile in fine style to win the third race in the Dragon Class by a wide marp, giving him a ~ way~tie for ·flrst in the best two out of three. His toughest hurdles from here out will be Aage Birch of Denmark and Paul Borowski ol East Germany. Gardner Cox has yet to get Cadenza moving past the middle of the fleet in the 5.Ss. Bob James is turning in a middling performance in the Flying Dutchman, and Carl Van Duyne appears to be hopelessly out of contenUon u he look! at tw~ dlsqual,l.fication.s and an eleventh place in the l)ICOS. Main ·conaotaUoo in North'• third place Wedneldoy \iru .(hat he had Norway's Peder ~e-behind him in mtb place and Denmark'• Paul Elv1trom buried in tenth. The San Diego .,a.llmaker turned in his uaual come from iehlnd perfqnnance, moving Narlh Star .from elgbth11laee at the first weather mark to second at the aecond weithe.t mark. On the nen downwind leg North caught Bernet, who had· been leading all the way, and the two engag~ ln a furious tacking duel as they climbed up the f1na1 Weather leg. The desparate flip .Oopplng almost cost both of them the race as 1964 gold medalist Durwood Know!~ of the Bahamas, who had been conalstenUy in second pla~ until North took ovet, aalled methodically up the middle of the course. Many observers at the finish thought that Knowles had taken the race, but Bernet's was first to cross the line by In- ches. The fintsh horns for the three boats were only seconds apart. Another thing that hurt North near the finish was the congregation of jury and ' spectator boat.I that lay to wlndward lo witness· the close finish. The most amuing perfonnance In the five classes is being turned in by the British Flying Dutchman sailor Rod.Dey Stuart Pattison. In each of the three races he has led the so.boat fleet to be finish line by more than two minutes. Unfortunately, he was thrown out of the first race on a protest by Canada. The weather for Wednr.sday's nee subsided to a gentle eight to ten mots after a severe squall passed through the area before dawn. Windf for today 's fourth race were forecut to be even llght.r. The fleet will ;..t Frld111 and resume competition on Saturday. A large conUngent of Newport Beach yachting fans are on hand here to witness the Olympic saillng. Many of them are serving in oUicial capacltie3. • From Page J BOMBING ••• Sex Course for Parents demilitarized huller. The United Stiles frequently has demanded tbil ln the Paris talks as an important step tu de- escalaUng the war. Various other steps, 111ch as ending in-- filtration through Laos and Cambodia also have been demanded by the United States. Carded at Golden West Air strikes, restricted to North Viet· nam's southern panhandle since March 31, are continuing meanwhile and more are planned for today. At the same time Pentagon figures show· that bad weather has reduced sorties over the North by 30 percent since midsummer. {See earlier story, Page 4) Parents who want to learn all about sex • are-"nvlted to join a five-week class in sex education being o(fered by Golden West College in Huntington Beach. Classes are aimed at helping parents deal openly, honestly and maturely with sex educaUon In the family. · Beginning Oct. 24, classes will be held on five Thursdays at 7:30 p.m. in the Col· lege Center. Lecturer is Mrs. Sylvia Bogen, a noted speaker on teen-age development and parent education. She is from Newport Beach. Objective of the 5'ries, which is sponsored by the college and Fourth District PT A, Is to stimulate a receptive home climate where questions are answered and needs met, according lo Thomas Osborne, dean of the Evening College. Ques tions to be covered include, "How do we develop qualities and attitudes in our children which make for successful family life? "How do we -the ad u Its -face changing sexual standards and how do we interpret them to our children? "What do we know about human sex- uality and its implications for in- terpersonal relationships?" "These and many other questions con· cem all thoughtful individuals," said Mrs. Bogen. "On jointly sponsoring this series wilh the District PTA, the evening College offers a down-to-earth forum for discussion, evaluation and exploration of the problems of children, youth and adults." The first of the free lectures will be on "Sex EducaUon : What Progress Have We Made?" On Oct. 31 the topic is "Sex Education In th.e Family: Farewell to the Birds and the Bees." Nov. 7 the topic is "Sexual and Emotional Development During The Teen Years." "The Sexual RevoluUon: A Dilemma for Both Generalions," is the Nov. 14 topic and the series e.ndl with "Se:r; in Marriage" on Nov. 21. Mrs. Bogen is an honor gradyate of UCLA and fonner state cbainnan f<l' the Calllornla Congrus of Pareotl and Teachers. Man Burned In Capo Fire Fire 1n a one room cabln Wednesday night has left a Capistrano Beach man suffering today from burns over 14. per- cent of his body. The victim, Jesus Escutia Guzman, 30, who lived in a cabin in Brown's Trailer Park, 34242 Doheney Park Ro a d , Capistrano Beach, suflered first, second and third degree burns in the I p.m. blaze. Couilty fire officil'lts taid Guzman was washing greasy clothing "in a wash tub o[ gasoline, when fumes from the liquid were ignited by a nearby water beater. RIP VAN WINKLE mattress • Handcrafted by . -• . -~ ............. .,., .... 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Mercliant Gordon Strachan spoke to Laguna Beach councilmen Wednesday night as chairman of the new Downtown Business AssociaUon (DBA). The DBA in a letter advocated: -Enforcement against meter feeding with a $S penalty. PLANNING MARRIAGE J ackie Kennedy, 39 -An tncrease In the overtime violation fee. from 11 to $3. -IostallaUon of new two.hour parking meters that would take nickels (the minimum), dimes or quarters and would dispense tokens that merchants could re- fund. -Make parking available in the city- owned lot across from the Festival of Arts grounds for w or k e rs who park downtown. , -Assign funds fr.om meters to a fund to pay for the meters {f90 each) and for JACKIE'S CHOICE Aristotle Ona ssis, 62 Jackie Kennedy Plans M a1·riag8 to Jjlffffonaire NEW YORK (UPI) -Mrs. John F. Kennedy will marry shipping billionaire Aristotle Socrates Onassis within the next few weeks and possibly within a week, it was announced officially today. The announcement was made by Mr s. Kennedy's mother, Mrs. Hugh Auchin- closs of Washington, through the former first lady's secretary, Nancy Tucker- man. Miss Tuckerman said she thought the \Vedding would take place within the week but she said she did not know where. The announcement came as a sUrprise" to some of the Kennedy family's closest friends. Onassis has ";>een a friend of the £amlly for many years and he has played host to Mrs. Kennedy on his palatial yacht in the Mediterranean, but the i r relationship until just recently seemed no more than platonic. Mrs. Kennedy, 39, has been widowed for almost fi ve years. Onassis, 62-ycar· old owner of a vast oil tanker fleet and airline, was divorced by his first wife in 1960 and has beCn linked since that time with opera singer Maria Callas. ft was learned that Mrs. Kennedy recently Informed Roman C a t h o I i c church authorities of her intention to marry Onassis, one of the world's richest have a I r e a d y informed her children, bar to the union since Onassis' first mar- riage was contracted in the Greek Orthodox faith. The former first lady was reported to have already informed her hcildren, Caroline, 10, and John Jr., 7, of he r serious interest in Onassis. Onassis, who has two children, Alexander, 20, and Christina, 18, both U.S. ciUzens, is an af- fectionate father and a devotee of waler sports, as was the late President John F. Kennedy. Onassis met President and Mrs. Ken· nedy through her sister, Princess Lee Radziwlll. He was the first person outside the family to \•isit t.trs. Kennedy in the \Vhite House after her return from Dallas with the assassinated president's body. ~1any members of the Kennedy ramily have been cruise guests aboard Onassis' 325-foot yacht, Christina. A copyrighted story in the Boston Herald Traveler today said the wedding probably would take place before the end of October in New York, l\-1aryland or a European city and "at all events, it will take place before Christmas." Boat Warnings Oait Coa st Enjoy s 'lndiru1 Summer' As Wind s Ebb Hot. dusty Santa Ana winds, which waxed wannly over the Orange Coast Wednesday night, subsided early today a! the Southland enjoyed 'its own version of Man BID·ned I n Ca po Fire Fire in a one room cabin Wednesday night has left a Capistrano Beach man suffering today Crom bwllJ OYer 14 per~ cent of hJs body. The vicUm, Jesus Elcutia Guzman, ~. who lived in a cabin in ~wn's Trailer Park, 34242 Doheney k R o a d , Capistrano Beach, tulld first, second and thin! degree bums 1n the a p.m. blau. County fire officl~!J •aid Gtmnan was washing greasy clottW!g in a wash tub or gasoline, when · rum~ rrom the liquid were ignlled by a nearby water heater. lie was truted al South Coast Com· munity Hospital, South Laguna, for third degree burns on his left hand, right foot and buttocks. He was also burned on tbe chest, abdomen and arms. I Indian summer. The coastal area received only the tail end of the brisk desert breezes which top. pied U'ailen in the San Bernardin~ Ri•1erside area and fanned a brush fire which claimed 70 acres in Riverside County. A few power lines were cut by falling trees. Along the Orange Coast, Orange County llarbor Department spokesmen a t Newport Harbor said small craft warn-- lngs were hoisted today from Point Concepcion to Oceanside. , Harbor officials warned of north~st winds, !O to 30 knots at times today in areas exposed to coaslal canyons. In Orange County, concerned firemen were sitting by as the Santa Ana wind ronditiOA cQUpled with low humidity, in· creased the danger of fire. No fire alert has been ordtred yet by the State Division of Forestry but of. flctals urged the public to use "extreme caution in back country and foothill arw." WedneJday lire service workers watch- ed .. the wind& blew •veniy through the county at XI miles an hour. They sighed with relief about noon aa no ausu bluted through lht canyons, whlch would have fSee WINO, Page ll Improvement ol parking faclllUes. -Asstgn dty persoonel to work with a DBA committee In planning a multi-dock parking structure to be coMtructed at the earliest possible date. With Strachan's letter, came a letter from R. B. Benner, a OBA member, who wrote, "We feel than an increase in park- i.Qg violation fines will do even more to discourage persons f r o m shopping in Laguna Beach." The letter said Benner was not advised of the DBA proposal beforehand and did not agree that it W8.!J.a solution. Vi,ee Mayor JOMph O'Sullivan said, "there doesn't seem to be any concenaus among the business community." Straclian estimated there are 22 cars parking downtown all-day taking spaces Crom prospective consumers. Mayor Glenn Vedder mentioned a~ quisition In the Main Beach package of a parking lot (45-car capacity) near Dante's parking lot which could be used for longer parking by persons working downtown. He also mentioned probably use of the old Playhouse property (about 100-feet square) for parking afier the building is demolished. Urging acUon, Strachan said the park· Ing shortage is too serious to wait for a general plan study now underway. Coun- cilmen agreed to refer the matter to tJ:ie ciJy manager and public works director for study and recommendations as soon as possible. City Manq:er James D. Wheaton said he would proabbly recommend placement of 8-hour meters 'on the beach lot tlie city · Js acquiring. nus would aUow downtown employes to park through the day U they beat the summer beaclt goers. Wbeatoo said that hte municipal lot across from the Festival ls pretty well filled by municipal employes and during playhouse construction is being used by art school stqdents. It is also used during Che summer season for Festival parkin&o Johnson Awaits Hanoi's Response to U.S. Terms Bomb Halt Depends on Red Action WAStuNGTON (AP) -President Johnson today awaited f a v o r a b I e response from both Hanoi and Saigon in his efforts to arrange final terms for an end to the U. S. bombing of North· Viet- nam. Befo"re ordering a bombing halt, U. S. official~ said, •Johnson la determined to receive North Vietnamese 3"Ut&nce3 bii action will move forward I.he' deadifd:ed Paris peace talks and freeze the lev.el.41.- combat in South V~Lrlam. There stlll has been no word here of those assurances. South Vietnam~ leaders are reported meanwhile to have refused to sign a joint declaration proposed by the United States in ha1ting the bombing. President Nguyen Van Thieu is said to have several objections, the main one being that there should be no end to the bombing of the North unless Hanoi gives firm guarantees it will not escalate the war. U. S. Ambassador Ellsworth Bunker, who met with Thieu three times Wed- nesday, met again with the South Viet- namese president today, presumably in an e[forl to iron out the difficulties. \Vhite House press secretary George Christian said today, "I have nothing to report lo you beyond what was said yesterday when he issued a statement saying there was no basic change in the Vietnam !'l iluation and ''no breakthrollgh." Christian would not comment on the meetings between Bunker and Thieu , nor would he discuss a statement by Australian Prime Minister John Gordon that Johnson had been in touch wit.b him concerning a possible bombing halt. Johnson administration I e a d e r s generally sought to keep bombing-halt negotiations secret. But information available in orficial quarters here is focused on the problems with North Viel· nam. ASS~RANCES Officials said privately they must know i:1 advance what would happen in the field if the United States ended the born· bing. Johnson is believed seeking assurances from Hanoi that the lull in the fighting, the decline in troop infiltrations from the North to the South and the withdrawal of enemv unit.s !ram around South Viet· name'se cities would not be reversed following an end ol the bqmbing. South Vietnamese leaders appear to ob- ject to Johnson accepting whatever North Vietnamese "assurance he might gel." 11iey are insisting on "guarantees" that North Vietnam will not escalate the war. DAILY .. ILOT S_,, ...... Which 01ae Will Be Queen? Laguna Beach lligh School studen.ts f~ce _a to~gh decision in choosing one of these eight senior girls to reign as 1968 Homecoming Queen. Girls are (top row, from left} Merrilee Benton, Willa Cather. Christy Mikels. Merilee Magnuson and (bottom row, from left) Sue Watson, Lee Payson, Debbie Aubrey, Hilary Huston. (See Tom Gorman's column Page 2.) Council Okays LBHS P ara de On . Homecoming A homecoming parade to spark Laguna Beach High School's last home football game of the season won Cily Council ap- proval Wednesday night. The Nov. 15 parade from about 3 p.m. to 4 is to include a pep rally and in-- troduclion of 1968 homecoming prin· cesses, wrote Patti Bodell, high school commissioner of organizations. "Each class and club on campus will ha ve this opportunity to enter a float and the band and drill team will be marching," she wrote. Stock Markets NEW YORK (AP) -Stock market gains in a boisterous "peace rally" were trimmed late this afternoon as heavy volume dallied with a possible new record for a day's trading. (See quotations, Pages 26-271 . Laguna Council Sets . Vp 'Replacement Mechanics' Laguna Beach counc ilmen Wednesday night set up the mechanics for replace· ment of absentee members of tbe Citizens Advisory Committee on the general plan study. Mayor Glenn Vedder said there had been concern among the committee over lack of attendance by some of the members. He suggested and councilmen agreed that Vedder could choose replacements with the advice and conse.nt of the other councilmen . In other business, the council : -Approved an Oct. 26 street dance on Forest AYfllue from I p.m. to 12 at re- quest of the Laguna Beach Youth Council after the mayor noted that the group Md apparently been successful last dance in funneling noise down Forest Avenue toward the sea. -Accep.ted the low bid of Sweruion Landscape & Tree Cd., Woodland Hills, $4, 183 lo landscape Hillcrest Drive and control erosion between Riddle Field and Boat Canyon. -Op~ locaUon or a new County Air facility in the San Joaquin Hills between (See COUNCIL. Page ZI Orange J .. &(A.._ ... Weat"- Those Santa Anaa have blown themselves ouL, inflsLs the weather• lll3n. and Friday's coastal weather 1 'will be sllghUy cooler with temp- eraturq up lo 75 hereabouts and Handicapped Help Sought 15 Inland. 11'1/SIDE 'l'ODA "t' DAILY PILOT Sporf1 Editqr Glenn Whitt, on-.acenc in Mcz- ico City, .'1.0amu all over the Olympic Gamet today to co«r ewtything from ·water J>Olo ta prot.,~ sfoTttng' on Page a1. Sc liools Want to Incre as e Number of Classes Laguna Beach Unified School District ~ to increase its four educationally handicapped classes to eight, Dr. William Ullom. diltrict superintendent, told board members Tuesday night. Ullom said the class lhtreate, whlch would be supported by 1llte fWldl, would reduce \he pupll·t.eache:r ratio and j•gtve • better l•arning opportunity" In the 17 students In the program. The stal<, which Jll¥I about 113,600 for •ach cWI, requlrtt that a ratio of I to II uni 1'17,Jle total. ahoold be maintained and rt<:Ommendt 'l'l\e dlllTlct wu unable to p11ke ad· that aide• be employed for uch clul. vance plans.for the cun:tnl year becMIMI Cl...., ai.o have to be lncnoaaed ..ihe the ·1taio l•glllatw:e railed In l'MI a sup. program won't work agalnst the S5 ptt-port bill for the educaUonally ban- cent teaching salary factor which 5tatet dlca~ prosram. d u r 1 n a tu regular teacher's aa.laries have to compriae 15 1es4ioo. ' , perceot ol the budaet. , However, llld Ullom, a bill pauecl dur- Urdtr the pr_..t plans. fwr -fni the emergency ICl&loo. now hal been teacbera would • .,,,, a combined """"'8 , 'lined by tho·1ov~ and IU"lnleel a or 132,600 and all dllll· lnltruolofo wotild . lupport [actor ol 113,IOO."' . . f, • • • ' . • • • • • • • : • : ' • • • • • • I I • ! • • • • ; • • ' • ' ' ' .. --. -------~-----------------------------------------~ ------------ Thursday, Octobtr 17, l %8 ----~ % OA!l V PllOT Goll} Ahoy fon. ar ' Dr·a:g9R "·~: ~.~ilors? ' ' ·-. ;' ... , . -.. _ .... _ -,._,.. --..., u.a. i.a.. .-.., IGlal P'l!IU bal . potlolwe JD tht PIJq lllldlmAo, ' ....,,. .• rrllw mlar\: . _..,.lnlllllcNtrwoJll11.T,... ...i Olrl V• Doom -lo i. OollllnOlldownwlndlqNor\hcaughl onM•• •ot -...._ · q~ If Ill -•I Borall, who had been leading all the w•y, _._ -ft!ll lo -tlio ..... 1liola .... ..,. lit .. l!lrori. ... ol llle c11es. ,,,. --tor u. \bwliootl , • llrtl ~on • ~ "1 Cuod•. , ACAPULCO -A> the Olympk '•7adJllq ,...U. owed tilt -•Y :polnl lqday Amoltou llllon 11n men· °'*I' JJI ' 1dll -lo Ult la l1lla ttlll -Ull a · -lb . Ull 1111 two engaged In a fpriouo tacilng style i. w4a i-. tlllrd ,_ In 1111 Dropl -~ In .-.. • · : • clloal ., they cllmbed up tlie final weather were only MC06dl apart. "' • The ~eather for We,:lnelday'1 race Aoolher lhlnl lilat hurt North ...,; 116 ' aubsjded lo a pntle eight lo l e n tnou flnlsh wu the COflgttgaUon ol jury and aJtet a sevl"' oquall paned lhn>up the spectator boatl-J.llat lay to wfndwaht to • · area before dawn. Winds for ~y's witness the c• linlsh. · fourth race were for ecast to bl -even • "lally. polllblni aold ll)Odols in only . two -~ -•Slln llld Dragons. CialJ. by a wide. mariln, giving him a Main consoiaUon In North~ lhird place leg. The desparaa. flip floppln&, almost three way tie for flrlt fn the best two out Wednesday was that he had Norway's OQlt both of Uiera the .race .aa .l964 gold :;__ ~~n. N"'1h Ind Peter llmell .. ,,,......, lo "IY In tilt running In the )~ .clau Wedneldly despite geUlng :l-~nipped on the flnish lioe by F.dwin Bernet of Ihm. Hla· toogtfeot huniiea from here Peder Lunde behind him in sixth place medaila~ llur'wood Koowi" of the The most amazing pe:rlonnar¥i liflhe"'" • fiibter. The fleet o,yUJ rest· Fr~ and five <:lasses iJ beiP& turned IJL!>.1..-~e resume competition oo Saturdf.y. out·wt.U--be Aage Birch of Denmark and and Denmark's Paul Elvatrom buried lo Bahamas, who had .been cooaisten.Uy in Paul Borowski of East Germany. tenth. The San Die30 sailmaker turned In ~oond place until North took: over, sailed BrtUsh Ylying Dutchman ..Jloi'llOOiiey A litge conllngenl of Newport Beach ol SW!twland and Dw-WOOd Knowla ol .,, .,the &ltwm11. The tb1rd plact putl the Gardner Cox has yet to get· Cadenza his usual come from behind performance, n;ielhodlcallY up the middle of the course. movin& past the middle of lhe fleet ln the moving North SW' from eighth place at Many observers at the finish thought St441:l .Pattison. In each , of the three yachUng fans are oo hand here to wJtnCSI races· he lw led the 30'bol\ flee\ lo he the Olymplc sailing. Maiiy of them '" 5.il. Bob Jamel' II turning In a middling the first weal.her mark to aecond at Ule that Knowles had taken the race. but finish liDe by more than tw~ minutes. serving in offi~ cp.paciUe;s1 LAGUNA TEEN CORNER . . '·. ' . ~ .-. ---· . ~ ... 1 . ~·By 'TOM GOltMAN TBIIS HA.S BEEN QUITE a week at SEND ALL GOOD wishes and -the like Don't rorget that this is the first year LBHS for a number of students with to Nlcll: Gillespie, Room G3, South Coast for everyone on the B&P stall and eight princesses for Homecomlng an-Community Hospital. everyone includes the teacher. nounced; a Creshman in the hosplta1 put-A3 of last night, he 's had 16 visitors. Rumors are floating around on· a possi· ting together a dislocated hip; and this One moment, Nick was carrying the ble underground paper. Hmm. year's f.lnt edition of the school's Brush football during the Bee practice Tuesday. TIDBITS: There'll be another street and Palette newspaper distributed. But tragedy struck on the way to a dance on Oct. 26, a Saturday night. It'll * * * · touchdown. He didn't make IL Instead, he be put on by the experienced Youth Coun· First things first. And that, ol course, got a ride to the hospital. Rumor was he ell people and expected to draw 1,000 ~ is the selecUon of eight senlor ·gtr14 Who had a dislocated hip. An hour· or 110 of · pie, as· d1d the-last dance. will form the Queen and Her Court. for surgery verified It. Dads' Night at tomorrow night'• foot- Homecomlng, 1963. He'll be in the hospital for three to four ball game is the chance of the year to see There are usually seven girls in ~ weeks. Then, he'll be decorated for &I.I: Coach ·Hal Alcjn.s' Ironmen side by side court, but because of a tie in the tot1tll' .moiiths with a cast. Ugh. And people ~ith thelr .fathers: Should be a sight. by the varsity foot~. team1. UU,-~ tboucht Ralf Reynolds had it bad for -Did yQu; ~ the ·irurt movie "The lhlnp are different. j · • . .-· ·-: ·three months. -NomadS' ... it the bigh1sdK>ol? Very disap. WCKY GIRUJ . INCJ.UDE: Debbie Nick's hip also popped out once: before poinUng. A:; someone commented, "Just Aobrey, M~ee fl:en\oll , .wwa. -C&tl!:er, . in Babe Ruth baseball. another East coast film ." Hilary Huton, Merilee Maputon, ChriJ. * * * AND FINALLY, how about that hippy ty Pifikcls, Lee Pay10D and Sue Watsoa. WF. FINAU.Y MADE IT! After a few going around the midwest planting mari- Now all eyes liave turned to the trying weeks, the school's paper made juana plants in abandoned fanns? J Homeaming g(UQ_~ against __ ~._ n ~e. .. scene. Comment : Contents were understand his first plants were right Clemente, on Nov. tS, The Coronation. generilly good. Layout left something to here Jn La.gun~. I'll l<J!>k inU!.it ... should Ball ts Saturday fol.kndng the f~~ .-~ ~~ ~h! d.~. Good cartoon. • be ilP~ 9per.i~~e·:, ;. -. :... : ~ . -. . ' ,,, ,, ·-' ... ' ' ' ., ... <I•' ---~ ~·· C~sta Mes~~1;1~l Slain; ' Ambush Killer Hunted '. ,. By Allmmt 'k. VINSEL ~~ : .. ; ~ P.ittblm.n Randy Nutt was ¥! thi , Of the tt.ltr ! ... "'" , 'rieighDOrnood at 3 a.m., when be be:ard a . A killer ambushed a pretty ooe'ktaH shot, then a scream, then more shot.I and waitress outmde her Costa Mesa apart.-began bunting for the scene. ment early today, then escaped u a Dispatched to the corner of West 18th police pairolman who beard lbots and Street and Wallace A venue after the loca- 1 cream a frantlcally aear~ .. ~ tion was pinpointed, Officer Nutt found nelghbcrbood. I';:;.-;;.. the vlcUm appamiUy already dead. Mysterloul drops of blood -oof'"th05e Investigators aald the woman an1ved ot the victlm -led away from the home from her job at the Orangdair murder-scene at the Acap-e-lco _r•stauraot.1n..FJ1llf!rton after gett1Jla;_oU . Apartment.., 740 W. 18th St., baffling in· at 2 a.m. and started into the apartment vestigators trying to detennine just what building after parking her car. , happened. Walking between two c a r p or ta , Officers found no gun at the death however, she was ambuahed by someone scene, suggesting the posaibWty that the waithlng in the shadows. vicUm, Rose Marie Surface, 24, wrtstled Officer Nutt said he heard one shot - for her We w~ surprlsed u she arrived then acreams -and more lhota. bu& home from work. from that point on, the fat.al BeqUence of She was dead on arrival at nearby events is unclear. Hoag Memorial Hospi tal ahortly after 3 "We just don't know," said Captain · . Glasgow. a.m., suffering ~t least one heavy caliber The victim was not sexually molested gunshot wound in the h7ad . . . or robbed, but when asked if the slaying Costa M~sa Detective .Captain . Ed appeared to be a crime of pusion, police Glasgow. said ,a Soulhland-w1de hunt is on would offer no comment. for the v1ctl~ sex-husband, Jam~ ~I~-No gun was found at the murder scene, Fro1n P"!Je l COUNCIL ..• Laguna and Newport Beach. -Approved a march of the high school band down Park Avenue and use of the Santa Claus house for the Nov. 11 book fair near the library. -Approved the $873 purchase of a portable pump for sewage movement and two blowers to protect workers who enter sewer manholes ••. -Approved revision of the bu.a terminal leaae to allow wooden decking over a drainage channel lo aupport addlUonai parking. -Held second and final reading of the Park Fee and Land Dedication ordinance that would require future developers tc> give the city on a formula basis land and / or funds for park acquisition and develop, tnetit. -· --- -Set a Nov. 6 public hearing on the swap of an unused portion (){ Cleo Street at the Catalina Street Intersection with Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence G. Adams in return for a chunk off thelr property for street and uUllty purposes. N arcoii~ Officers Arrest 2 N e\vport Men on Drug Rap Tlfll Cllrtlr Phtll EARLY MORNING LAGUNA CRASH INJURES TWO Lagunan Placed In ~bulance With Costa Mesa Victim Lagunan, Mesan Injured ln..,EqrlJ! Morn~g Cr~h • • ~ n'I '*''*'"' 11¥¢11\'t'I, "" ~ f\1'1• J\fesa driver were injured eRrly this morning when their cars collided on Coast Highway at the Boat Canyon shop- ping center in Laguna. William A. Daft, 33 of 263 Grandview SL. Laguqa Beach, and f.ra nk T. \Villiams, Jr., 41 of 1845 Anaheim St., Costa Mesa, were both treated at South Coast Community Hospital and released. Police s a I d the accident occurred at 12:20 a.m. as Daft attempted to make a left turn onto Coast Highway from the shopping center. Election Due On Dissolving Harbor Board Newport Beach Vice Mayor ~Jey Parsons today confirmed reporU that the Oran:ge County. League of· cttie.1 -may seek a county-wide elecUoo ne:it Sep- • -tember calling for dislolution ol the Harbor Dislrlct. Parsons is a member of a five-man League committee studying the Issue. He empbaslzed that n o recom· mendaUon has yet been made to the full League membe~p. "It's still In com- mittee," be aald. "And when Jt comes out it still has to clear some major hurdles.'' A special election on the fate orthe Harbor Dlstrict, he pointed out, must first win approval of the county'a Local Agency Formation Commission (LAFC) and then the Board of Supervlson. It is possible, he Conceded, that the county agencies might bold tHe elecUon. "If they oppose it," be aaid, "we just might wind up with a referendum, forc- ing the election." ~ ~ J.e+t-·.c••nillee's pii;. a\ pre...,t :focUsel"Go~ptember ~.clion date in Orler to-biiilg about a start in dissolution proceedings by Jan. 1, 1970. The League for more than a year has sough\ lo eliminate the dlslrlct's \alng powers and turn over ill reaponsibWtJes to a reorganized County Parks Depart. rnent. All operating funds would come out of the county's general tax revenues. An effort to bring thls about through state legislation failed last spring. Legislators told the League, in effect, tG settle the matter on the local level. It was considered bad form and a bad precedent to seek state intrusion into a c0W1ty controversy. . . . G ......... ,,c.o race nto1s ...,; ~ ' lll ' Rites on Friday Memorial funeral services for Grace G. C o n t o i s, 76 of 351 Calle Aragon, La· guna Hills will be held Friday 'at 10:30 a.m. Mormon to Presl.de Mrs. Contois, a resident of the area !or three years, died Tuesday at South Coast From Page · J Community Hospi\al. Over Women's Group Services wn1 be conducted by Rev. WIND Edward C.ldweli al the Geneva NEW YORK (UPI ) _ Eighty years • • • Presbyterian Church of Laguna Hills with Laguna Beach Funeral Home directing. after its founding, the Nalional Council of added further fire danger. Interment will be private. Women today inaugurated its first The winds weakened today and v•eath cr Atrs. Contois was a member of the h1ormon president. Mrs. Bclle S. Spaf-forecasters called for conlinued warm Aiichigan Club of Laguna Hills, the ner, 28, who 1s wanted for questlorung in -whleb-discounts the idea that .J.frs. the de~lh. . Surface might have been carrying a ford. temperatures today and Friday. The Ame r J c an Association of University State and city narcotics ollicers seized Orange Coast area was .tllbbed..at ' high Women and of the. church. an allegedly "substantial" amOWlt of ii· ·Mr.s. Spafford, -«ihO for ' lhe' past 23 of 75 and inland regione:;,ft 85 •egr;ees. SQe.iiJ.survjved by two sons, Dr. navid The unmediate ~~ I~ to Downey weapon to defend herself against a known and Redondo Be&CK.· tiut oeltber address e emy checked out and the hunt shifted to nS~ation indicated she mlght have ~lher area, where Weidner is.known to been m1&sed by the first ihot, then II'•P-po!ce~ decree or ·coofuJion llll'~ pied with her attacker before he blasted rounded the initial tnvUilgaUon of the her In the head, apparently killing her in· case, especially in light of the trail of stantly. . . blood 1 di g out (){ the area where the She may have wounded the killer 1f v . ea n 1. ••• 1..... 11.1ch a struggle occurred. . lctim wu amUWlllC\I. , . .. • .-'r"_•H" ·An .. •f;!ltopsy was still under way al Oran~e County SheriU s Cl'l~ .• lab .llff Mortuary this morning to technlc1~ns were. mlnutt;ly examlrili'tg the det:ermine how many times the dead area this mornmg.. with each dropjet \\-'Onlan was hit and from "-'hat rangl!:. marked by a plasUc cone like a grtm Police said there were apparenUy no route to freedom. children from Mr1. Surface's prior mar- riage to \\1eldner and that she and her DAILY PILOI OlllAHOll COAST l'UllllH1HO COMl>AMY lloffrt H. W11i """"""' 1M 1'111111 ...... J1clr It C1rlty Ylol l'r.,IOtnl IM Ott!Hal M-lNlff lh•••• ktt¥il .. ... Tht,,.•I A. Mwrphino #tl'lltlt!llt11'-' Aicht r' P. Nill Ptwl Nlue+1 l-Midi ,,....,.,111.,. Cll'!' l!tll,.,. Dlr90;• l.apM ..... ot,... J!l ~,,,. A"•· Mal1!111 "'''111l P.O. I••'''· tJ611 --C.tt ""-i * .... ..,. ....... ~ ~ lffdl: ml Wttl laltiN ...,...,.,.. """"'"'1 ... -...0.1 ., '"'"'"' husband had only been living in Costa 1'-1esa about three months. Ralpli Boston, Barbara Ferrel Break Records MEXICO CITY -Americans Ralph Boston and Barbara Ferrel broke Olym· pie reoonllln the Iona: jump and women's 2QO.meter dash to hl&hllght early action lodaJ .hr1he Xll O\fmple1. Boston, who shares the world re<:Ofd or 27 feet 4'4 Inches with Russian 1g« Ter- Ovanesyan, smuhtd his own Olympic rttord with a leap of 27·1 ~- He set the old Olymplc mark of 26-7l< in the 1960 Gamet at Rome. Miss Ferttl, who won a alJver medal in the women•1 100 met.en earlier this week, Need to a 22.9 clocktne 1n a 200 quallfying heal. Thal broke the old Olym· plc mark of 23.0 aet by the United Statts' Edith McGuire four yun 110 tn Tokyo. licit drugs and marjluana and arrested years. bu headed the 300,0oo. member In oUter areas, Lon&.Seach'.recorded a E. ot HOnolulu ~Donald G. of T~Wi a two Newport youthl!J on pos,,ession A!ormoo Relief Society, has for many high of 91 Wedneaday, Los ~elea an 87 brother, Donald K. Gillard of Michlian: charges, police reported Wednesday. years served on the board of n;itJ.onal and Burbank 86. Coastal temperat"_.. in \ grandchildren and two "re at David Cullen, 18, of 222 Ruby Ave., ouncU ... _ wo • • c · Orange County were tabulated at 84. grandchlldren Balboa Island, and a companion were ar-'•=======~======""'==""'========""""'"-"""-·=======;;, rested In the combined effort of state, fl Newport and Costa Mesa narcotics of- ficers . Cullen's friend was later released by police. • -~ · The officert had' ·gOne-lO Ute res.idence Tuesday afternoon wil>i' 1 .Grand Jury in· dlctment charging, euuen 'with the sale of dangerous drugs to a state undercover narcotics officer. After the officers served CUllen wllh the warrant, they .searched the house and garage, allegedly finding the. contraband. Officers said they found foW' plastic bags containing marijuana, several capsulea of a white pOwder, and code!ne tableta. The haul was tenned "sub&tanUal" by Costa Mesa police. CUllen is scheduled for arraignment Oct. 25 In Newport-Mesa Municipal Court on Ute charges of marijuana possession and possession ol narcotics. He is also scheduled to appear before the Grand Jury Oct. 29 on Jls indictment. Cullen wa.s released Wednesday from the Colla Mesa city jali after po.Ung 17,500" bait " Atthur Maxwell Riies Satw·day Funeral lel'N'ices for Arthur B. Max- well, 86, of Laguna Hills will be held at 10 a.m. Saturday in the chapel oC Laguna Beach Funeral Home . Mr. Muwell, who resided for three ye a r 1 at 176-A Avenlda Majorca. 11led TueMay. Rev. Edward C.ldwtll wW con- duct eervlcu. lliterment wW be ln Live Oak Ctmettry, Monrovia . Mr. Muwefl wu a member of Arcad ia Muonlc Lodge Sf?, 1 member of the Royal Arch Muons of Monrovia •od the Council of "'°'"· RIP VAN WINKLE mattress Handcrafted by Twin or Full Siu ........ ' ... Queen Size ...... , • , •••.• , . King Size ..••••. , •• , ••••••. • 1:!~~ n1ore useable area of sleeping aurface . • Uphol1tered with deep hlyer1 of fluffy Da.cron by Du Pont. •Holland lifald in ne r- 1prlng for rn•ter •ta· bility and con1fort. • 8-way hand -tied box spring-the envy of the industr y. • Full 20..year guarantee -not pro-rated. 179 .SO per Set 249.50 per Set 349.50 per Set H.J.GARl\ETf fURNf[URE L Wyomla Tyus, the gold med•lllt ln the 100 meters for the Un1ted States, al8o won a 200 heal, but In the comparatlvtly tlow·Ume of JS.4. SUrvt\l'Ol'I Include hl1 widow, Rena; a d•ughter, Mn. Lucina E. Stanley of New HamJllb.lrt; two listers, Mrs. Meddle He. and Mn. Dona Flowers, both of Tuu: and nlnt grandchildren. PROFESSIONAl ""MIOR DESl&Nal 2215 HAUOA ILVD. COST A M!SA, CALIF. M6-0211 AMl7' ~Ball.,, the lhlm u. s. entr•nt in lbe 300, WU -In her heal lo 1S.t. • I I I u,.,. ....... MUGGING FOR CAMERA -Jon Eisele, 3, son of Apollo 7 astronaut Donn Eisele, has become something of haJ;n while his father flies in space. Jon, who celebrates fuurth birthday next Mohday, takes every opportunity to pose for news photographers stationed in front of Eil!ele home in Seabrook , Tex. Maz·atlan Fights . Growth Problems Editor'1 Note: TM men -1everal of thetn from ~ Orange Coa.st-caU th.f!me.sle~s PartMr1 of the Alliance f or Progress and dedicate much of thlir spare tirnt' to caTf'1ling out in the ptivaU .rector what the Alliance is doing in the publie sector. This i& the second of four storie.s examining 101M of their aims and acfomplishmenta. By BRUCE BENSON • Of lfM 01llY , • .., Sl.tf MAZATLAN - A guidebook describes this sunburned resort as a "hunlin', fishin' and 11hootin' town'' and for the sportsman, it's undoubtedly all of that. But for the people who live and work year round In Maza.Uan, th.ii Is also .a growing city with growing problems. It has one foot on the dry land of pro- sperity, and ls busy trying to extricate the other from the bog of poverty. "About three months ago our main water line broke," said Mariano Farrlola. "Now if we could get an expert from our water company to spend a week in Orange County, for example, he'd pick up all sorts of technical infonnation that we could have used in repairing that brtai." P'arriols b a rancher. He a1IO bas an active Interest in boat repair facilities here. He ii a big fellow, spends a lot of hit time in public service posls and 1peab excellent English which be learn- ed In secoqdary schools of San Francisco and Los Angeles. NEED WATER PIPES "We need new water pipes and two new reservoirs to bring our overall capacity up to 36,000 cubic meters. And we 'll need a completely new main line within the next five to eight years." Farriola is prul.dent of the local water works here, a post he boldJ without pay. Another dvic position he occupies is membership in &he Parblers of the Alliance for i'rolr=· He Ill deocribed by Partners rrtenda jn Costa M,.. and Newport Beach u "utremely active." Dispatching 1 water company employ• to Orange County for lmtrnction Ill already on the Partnen 11!1 of potentlal projects. The list ii a long ooe. In a report sub- m!tled recenily to Ed Smith, Newport Beach resident and president of the California Partners, poulble programs in MazaUan Included: -Vocational training of U.S. atandards in quality control for employes of Mes:~ lean tomato paste factory Interested In exporting. -Finding a major hotel chain to erect a major hmuy hotel in Mazatlan. "Wlth our new alrpcrt, capable of handling DOl'a, openlni by the end of the year, we'll netd three or four more first elm hotels within three or four years," Farrlolll prtdlct<d. "Tell your ruderl our It.ate govern- ment here bu ju.t puled a lllw al!owlng 10-year tu exemptlom f<r new industry, lnclod1nc botela. .. -llllormatlon on equipment and -· needed to --bodltl, lhUI aUowlnfl Muatlan to coovert cap tnto atoel lllltead of lmportib( It from Japan. -Ald In findtnr outlelll In U.S. for a popular Meslcan <lifee, and a funtltm. factory. -Aid In martettnc ol'manpo. -Information on <Aablllhfnl and marketin& macoclamla null!. Sald Fmtoll, "wa'n just Udllnc tn move ahead.'' l • ' I ' I I I I •, ,-' / I I , Partners Group Allows Personal Help in Mexico 11ie Partners of the Alliance for Progress wu beaun bJ -1114 u a mechanism lo allow t b e private le(f.or of the Uniled Stales and Latin Americil to es.tab 11 1 h face-«Hace encounters among -citiRns dedlcaled to economic and aodaJ lmprownent _.,.., 'l1>o Partners .,. active ~ In S7 U. s. stales anr 1$ Latin Amalcan .., tlom. Brull -bu 11 ~pa, and .... erai other LIUJl America. ClllWl-, tries !lave lllOR than ono, --with a counlerpart In the United - Ca!lfornla'a Par-. Nivt Mlablllbod firm ties with aevttal r.1u1 ... .,_, .U with other Partn<n .......,.._, thl7 --iDtorntecl In -... tivitlea. Edward Smith, -Campas Drift, Newp\llt s-h, Ill .,.1"""1 pnll- denl of t11a Ca!lfornla P11111n -of - Thwtdtt, Octoblr 17, 1968 DAILY PILOT I ~quirrels a Cage" • 10· Astron~ Stage Fourth of Space TV Shows., Plwtograpb, 'Gladys' • SPACll CENTER. Houston '(AP) - Deocrlbinf themlel... .. -· Ult• uthrtt 1qidrre1a In a cace." tbe Apollo 7 -·" toda7 ~'!II lhelf fourth teJevtaton ahow1 Photographed H\lrrlcane Gli<f7a and J'l"IVliled -a eparklint visual show for Ul'.!y-rlalng Californians who saw their spaceahlp blinking like~ star. N~ rea&denta In S o u t b t; ,r n California ga-In small BrouPI and l(epped from their ears to view o\pollo 7 u li lllttalted from borhon to -In juat two minutes at 17,500 miles an hour. '.'U. WU jtJA & bi.I bljnkhJC l&lr - Hitch · Reveals Research Series On Cities, Poor SANTA CRUZ (UPI) -Pr., 1 dent Charles J. Hitch of the Univel'31ty of C&lliornia announced tentative plana to- day for expenditure of $40 million over the next five yean on a aeries of. research projects on the problems of cen- tral cJUes and the rural poor. Hi&ch sakl the university would seek '8 million In state and federal funda to help finance the project in 199--70. The first priority, be said, "will be given to thOR pr:oblems ol urban struc- ture and funclioolng having dlrec~ lm- media.te relev~ to· the impacted populailons of the central cit)'." He s&Jd the program would' be organh- ed so that it "can draw !rom the wide range of basic research capabilities in the university, and yet at the same time ••• be directed toward solving deflnlte, practical problems." Hitch announced the program at a meeting of· the University of California Board of Regents. He s a I d a university-wide inventory 11howed that only .7 percent or current UC re11earch funds were devoted to urban crisis problems. Hitch said the proposed five-year plan would emphasize applied research and public service within existing campus and ,university-wide organizations. He said the general aim is "toward Im- proving the situation of the poor and the educiatlonally disadvantaged, Including the minorities of urban and rural California." Reagan Continues To Press RegentS that'• 1d It looked like to me," Wd one obelrver. "And It wu, really easy to disttngu1sb becaUle It wu the ooly tblhi .,, there ucept the moon." Navy Capt. W~ M: Schlrra Jr., Air Foree MaJ: 'Donn 1'. Eisele and civilian a1tronaut Watter CUnningham were lighted about an hour after they preotnled Epltode 'No. 4 or the Wally, Walt and Donn space televialoo show. .Reception wu DOt u , good q on prevJtu1 momhip:, primarily because of tome picture rollin1 ~ sa:een spntµng. In mllf.mornlng, Apollo· 7 raced Jilih above Hun1~ Gladys u it churned in the GuH of Mako. Schlrra, lllidn( plO> lures, deacrlbed It u ".a real spinner ••• a very 1pectliC\llar view." He told the Mlaalon COntrol Cenler In Houston the astronauts had a &ood view of the Texas city which "almol' made us homesick. But we plan to drop in In a few da)'I." JesUng, he to Id the center: ••you should see us up here. We're like three squirrels In a cage." AU three spacemen continued to auffer with colds, but medJcal officials reported them In better shape today after several baaro-ai ..... With mar. thin hilt &bltr-»I IJ'j U.. day fllcht betdecl -. tho ...... ,. --they .... _tollurrJ -· Mn. Eilele add two of lier c1llldrm,, Melinda, 14, and Donn H., IJ, -tho tell!calt -they wen oulll4o 1'°""' to glimpse the lplC<Ohlp u It slppod- Houaton. -Apollo 7 Ill expect,.i to be vtlibla In IW Hoastqn area at dnn Friday, wltb tbe liiJ>llng .... movinfl -wt --each procreaalvo day. · SPECIALS Hardy black pines plant now and save Artist ic ever9r••n1 will give yoLir yard • profess ion•lly landsc•p•d lo ok and at this p_rice you c1n afford to plant in quantity. 1 gal. can 77c 5 gal. can 2~99 OF THE WEEKI ------ On Cleaver Talks 1r--"'--------------.-·.-' "":", --~·--'----1 SANTA CRUZ (AP) -An aide to Governor Reagan predicts University of caUfomla Regents probably will consider new action against Black Panther Eldridge Cleaver's lecturing on the Berkeley campus. Regents, who began a two-day meelin& today on &he Santa Cruz campwi, face continued pressure from Reagan to take stronger action on Cleaver. They also face pre.asure from the university faculty members who are reslsUng an earlier ruling on the matter on grow>ds that it infringes upon academic freedom. "I'm fairly sure there will be pr~ pouts," Alex Sberrilfs, Reagan's educ.a· tion speciall.st and a fonner UC, Berkeley administrator, aakl in S a c r a m e n to Wedne!day. The governor is scheduled to attend Friday's session of the Regents' meeUng here. Regents voted I~ last month to limit Cleaver -or any other guest lecturer - to one appearance in a UC course given for credit. Last week, the faculty at UC , Irvine voted to request that the Regents rescind the ruling. Divisions of the university's academic senate at other campuses have made similar requests. Cleaver delivered an obscentiy-punctuated address at UCJ last month and since has been invited to return to lecture to an English literature clau given by AlsistaDt Profeuor Steven Shapiro. Chancellor Daniel G. Aldrich eald the UC! faculty la not defYlng the regents, but 11 concerned whether tbe regents are now taking back control of currlcuhun, contrary to a 50-year tradition. UC admlnJstrators have taken action to delete any academic credit offered In the experimental course on racism at Berkeley. Clea".:er thus could give hil ICbeduled 18 lectures in the class and could technJcally meet the Regents' ruJ. tng on guest leciw'es. Cleaver ii a convict on parole and Peace and P'reedom party candidate for prealdent. Since the Issue of his UC ap. pearloctl erupted, Cleaver hl!ls been lee. turlng -menslvely In Ca!Uorn!a and acrou the country. UC faculty memben said 11.st month that Cle.aver was not &he teacher of the experimental course, merely a subject in a ltudy of racism. But Reagan, an ex.officio regent, aaid Cleaver ahould not be allowed any formal UC ciul appearances. Rea1an aent a letter to IOIDe lJ,000 Ca!lfcnlana lul -t uidn( them to wr1tn dlrectly to Regenlll, His form l!lt« WU In reply to mail lleqm niceJvecJ OD Clea,..•, UC lecturing, Top Quality Bulb Specials ' . :cherry crocus bulbs .................................. ~······· 4 /25f. Fragra'nt hyacint~s ....................................... : ...... 2/49' Colorful tulips ........................................... -.... : ............ Sc ... Bart for ground cover now speclaly priced - 2 sizes Now j._ the tim1 to beautify your planters i nd borders with b1 rk in medium end coers e sizes. 1.77 bas Give yo141 yard a clean IWHp with 0 bmnboo rake Thu• lawn rtket come ln two sites, h1v1 41" lon9 h1ndl11, 9rMt for l11vesl Penncra~ JGwn sweeP!f:S are a gardener's delight Foldln9 sw••p•n hive 26" swe•pin9 width, S 'h~ bushel cepecity1 lift ou1 him-per, •II 1te1l. '17.99 TODAY·I Metol lawn leaf .. e • • • "'' -l'nmllllll ... llry This tprin9 br1c1cl. reke hes • lont select.d 11h llaqaa Aid "all bu!...., llO penons0 WTltfnc tlJo Ieu.n ~ any ap. pearancea by Cleaver at UC. lfu Rafferty, Republican candJdai.· 2.49 for !hi· u .s. Senata, 161!1 a Sacmnento ht ridle for 91rd1nin9, comfort. 2.99 audience Tueodq to "del111t the 1.99 ~"with thalr oppoaltton to Clea••· •--------=-==i;';1:'=r;=.-:=,-====..-;;:;:-.-u...--~------:-' apeatt111atuc.~1aan.,.nt111 r NEWPORT BEACH -FASHION ISLAND -olhlaamc.uatotaldlool ~porintmdenl. !-----------------~---~_.-~-----"":":" • 1. t, • ' I A . banlt wu • held up I n ~lyyl!I~ N.Y. Tl!eaday for only the secona time In the memory ot the Lone llland community, and a ' suipect was caught minutes lattr when Patrolman Georte Kirwin - flagged down a train, thus blO(!king the street and trapping bis guarry in a cab. The ~bbv. had. fled on foot with MIO from tbe ~1)1 National Bank but he llOOll found bimsell In a jam when be lunlped in a cab and was caught in the trat· fic tieup. Allies~t .. Communist ·stronghold SAIGON (UPI) -Allied armor 111111111- ed a Communist fortriss just below tht North Vietnam border, m 111 t a r 1 tpokesmen llld today. U.S. forcea reported • rtJailve ftehtlnr lull 1nd ,aald casualties Jut week were the lowut In two months. The South Vlelnamele uld COIWMI of lllelr ll'lllared peramnel carrlen cruhed Into the Communllt -of bunkera IUld buildings below the border demilitarized zone (DMZ) Wedneaday and killed at least 7S North Vietnamese in a second day of fiJhling there. In S1JP UlS. tp0kesmen opened their daily war COQUDunlque by saying, "No mafor ground ectlons were reported yesterday that involved U.S. or free world lAurtrau.,,.New 7.eallUld, FU!plno Sauth Korean or 'lbai) force1." U.S. IWOkesmen gaVe no !Usons for tl'6 l u 11. Some observers salii it may be significant the tack of action came u reports grew of a ~ible halt in U.S. !;°= :: s~pe':tn~-an action They .said 17'1-Americw Jff:rt killed in combat last week wJUt another ·1,m being wounded -a total 1,465 caaualtie1, or the lowest among Gls since the week ending Aug. 24. The number of Communilll reported killed lut week dropped lo 1,51'1, ! ... est '_: llnct the week ending Aus. 3 when 1,461 were reported killed. ' . "' t' .1. '-.. ~. r Ulll T....,.. STOP, LOOK, LI ST!N -Turning IA>,IOoir ~-tb'ree Hole! W~y. \llaM. ,...._, an Pl'Olldent dlstingullllled 'liatenen', Hubert HUJl!pbrey JllOIDOI>-Johnson, fonnJll: ~ ~ Jim Farley, tartly peu~ .. 4e •tldr••es the annual.Altted E. and GOP JlBl!Oidale Rldljlnl ~oil. . Sml_th: ·Mei.J)or.ial Pl~ al the W~~·Arlorhl . .._:-.. ' , • --" • ; .,,># -, ... ,.,.,., . . . ,. . . ,.,.. . .,.., ~.. ' .... -.. l: l ' Impish ·-oys!! Sw.ap.:rJokes . President, Candidates K~ep SwchiOitt, of Smith Dinner jailhow<," Jolwon aald wtth a grin the wldlh of' a bat brim, "~look forwanl wllh pleuure to ihi diy I c in uJtde' &nt of you.a a fellcnr convicl" · candidate Georre C. Wallace, who· wu not Invited. . Sldifs Otf .... . -Scuth Vietnamese spokesmen aald 171 of their troops were killed 1ut week and another IOO wounded. It WU the lowest pvernment weekly casualty toll 1lnee m}d...J'uly. NEW YORK (UPI) -The throe men aat toaether in ltlrcby white ties and tails ind needled uch other like the im- plJh boya Ibey uaed lo be -the son Of a farmer, the son of a drun1lt and the son of a arocer. The 231'(1 hnual dinner of.lbe .Allred E. Whatever It WU, It WU the ftrst tlmt Republican Nb:on and D e m o c r a t Hum~ inet' on the same p1atform at the aame time Ip their campalgnll to suc- ceed JobnlOD. 2 Jordanians Killed \ Frank N. Wrrbn, It, fort'l\n mono- "" of ti•• orlQlnal Klftgit<m Trio ring. ing group, fin4I somtihlng to 1mUI about ofter he appeared be/or• U.S. CommlaaloMr In San Jl'~co "" was rekoHd on 110,000 ll<il~ Wn/11trr and five companloN tDere arrelUd~ when "°""'"' agmll roldt<l hu flil!o-twL Monn CounlJI "°""· l:<l!'/llcotmo $500,000 toOrth of marijuana and other dniaa. ' . . ' 2nd Lt. Lewla PuUtr Jr., 23, .oon of r~ Ge. ,Ltwta ''ChetfY''· Puller, America'• molt 'decorated marine; baa boa awarded a Silver Star for dlrectlnf 1111 trooo1 u,nder fire despite the l011 of h11 leg1 in a booby trap explosion Ui . Vietnam. "The lieutenant is a good man .•• cool and calm/' said Cpl. William Turner of San Antonio, -Tei:., who look command of the platoon when the lieutenant could not 10 on. .. Despite a lull in U.S. ground action, American pilot. flew 109 missions against North Vietnam'• southern panhandle sup-=l!nu Wedneaday, spokesmen sWd. ,,-aln7 D)onsoon weather, pilota tlJ!i7 hi\.al'lwt 18 truck!, S brldg· ea.1,fl'itll iad I warehous.,. ~ -* * * Prelldent Lyndon B. Johnson, the son of a farmer, sat stifny between the men who want his job -Hube.rt H. Humphrey and Richard M. Nixon. "No one could appreciate my feeling here tonight u:cept General CU!ttt," said Johnson, who will retire neJ:t January as the naUon's 3eth president. "AJ resident president of the big, white lf' eq;ther Cuts Bombing 30%, Likely Further Drop By FRED S. HOFFMAN AP' Mlllt•,., Wrtl., WASlilNGTON (AP) -Bad weather hu cut bombing sorties over North Vid- tlPJ" 30 RftCent since mldswnmer ind eYin °J.rithout a total halt the level shou1d • • drop over the next slz: months. Thi(:~~;.• major factor In the - lhlnki.ng of top U. S. officials weighing the risks of a tota1 halt at this time. U. S. fl&b1er bombers since Int March 31 have been restricted to .trikes wtlhtn the long, narrow panhandle of North Viet- nam stretching from the 19th para1lel to the dem.Jlitarized zone separatlnj: North and South Vietnam. bombing halt ii only one of. ftve basic conditions which North Vielilam haa demanded to bring about mwtlnlful peace neogitiation1. Teachers-IgnQre NY Board's Oi'der To Open .Schools NEW YORK (UPI) -An order by the new president of the board of education to reopen the city's public achool! w a s llndhd ~ bY.~·taechen, prin· Thia high-Jump- tng coed from the Unive r 1ft y of N o r t h Ca,olfna, Greensboro, w i t h the l ~ o g 11 cam-1 paign decor b whooping it up at a rally for Kepub. Lican presidential nomtneie RWM:rd 8.f . NiZOf'I in the Pentagon figures show that the number of sorties rose from 7,200 in April to t,700 • · ·Dt May, 111,300 in ·June and a &ood- weather peak of 14,300 in July. · Clpals and superilsor's. · · Thousands of students carrying their boob arrived at schoola u.r.upo..1 t h e ctty only to find the vast majority re- mained clo.sed. At 10.me acboob tbe chil· dttn pia.t.d againal plcMllng school teachen charging they wtre being de- pr1ved of an education by the third teach- ers' strike this term. coli1eum at ,o: Greensboro Tuie1- day. The girl, 21- ~ear -old Mar1ha Saunders, was one of 5,500 weU wilk- tri w h o grieettd chit GOP candidatt at the rall11. Since then, the trend has been doWnwa.rd to· 11,too in August and 10,500 in September. A sortie is one flight by one airplane. The norfheut moneoon, bringing rain and overcast, set in about mid-September and will be the dominant weather feature over North Vietnam, includin1 the panhandle, until mid·April. U. S. mililary officials oppose any un- conditional bombing halt. At the very least, they want North Vietnam to agree to truly demilitarize the slx-mil&-wide demilitarized zone and to refrain from shelling U.S. and South Vietnamese posi- Ucms with artillery emplaced north of the DMZ. Military officers point out that a total Newly elected board of education pre.a- ldent John M. Doar had ordered all the ctty'S: Ql!!arly 900 public schools reopened, even lf just a single teacher &bowed up. Albert Shanker, Df'el1denl of the Unit- ed Federation of· Teacbert (UFT), said, ''They can open the ICboola. but there won't be any teacbert in them. Maybe they'll get one or two, but one or two can't operate a whole acbool." Shanker -was bacbd in h1I defiance of Doar's order by Walter J. Qegnan, pres· ident of the council of super.vi.!!pry .asso- ciations representing tome 4,000 prlncl- pa11 and other ICbool administrators. 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Dem.;,..Uc ..a-I~ -lllalc ~t.•Jor •1 WASHillGTmi !VP/) -Al ru~ ·~· • • with -candidate cr -11<r •• ama=ient; u oile · wbo too """' ol what tlley will do , !iW:lbejr dou[>tl. , oomewhat overfed: Ali)>, ~ jWaldenllal 'el¢1#1 6oce o 'thepreoldentlalcampolgn 'E¥try-wrtter aliclibroocl--Asonewbohumadetbo-i/eJlnla-i'atlle!' lin>ply that ontbeelectlonday. .,..,.,.ll'llnpbttydOelndtt/iM votus 10y that ln>in irbl! ~pral>lim :•..l!!o'b\ drivea towanl the Nov. 5 caster ....,. to be trudlng Nlxon-Humplny c Ir cu It Amtrlcon people are no foolt, They will st'3' within par11 •....., well on television. they have -ol Nixon. .. ""'erence WaD.e 'j, 1 "'''<llmair. the joumalla\lc world water and looldn( around for rePoAtedly; u one wbo 11.q here are IOIDO deeplJ eqrav. Unea 18 far aa state and local~;~ be speaµ ra\bcr tdevillon,bels"borlna"8111Cf ;;; ..... , .: ........... N~-·f -broadcuten and wrttera -ony sigt\ be JMY have mlJsed watched tbe Walilct cam· ed. lmpr-: olllcea are concerned but 85 .• ~ aQd efru.tvely, o lllf&t they are oubjectecl to the aa.,.. 0 --• ..,...,., • ·~~ •:..,..._---------'-=-_;..___________ -Delplte what pubUc: opt: for the presidency the can! ~ Alllerictma: ~•'f"l1 COOln,\e.rCials !'rom town -tp be !'new" lt.:iti --~ .,_.~ ,- ; ' ... • .. "':. t. ' nlon sbow1, the elecUcn °ls a dldate1 sound ·~Uy much';;:~;!(:;"';:;";::' 'Y'f;;:::=con=tact=w=l::;tb=:tbe:::· =to::;wn.=:r;=' =======H::um;:P.u'e)';:· ::::::::·ta!Ms=·:;:; '"°=~·~cb. lq ~way ftom decided. Thi! alike. tlf. . reporter, wl!e a.nd bib)' have -George Wallace. is a~ 1-. ' · · Jllil llnlohed, m days at tracuve,to an amazh\gly lar&• .' ·' · ,, '.& _ti• l • M-' ' •. · " : •·for.· the·. · 'i ... • various stoi>i on the VJrstnta number of people because he • ; , • ~· 8 ry {) -.-' Skyline Orfve where October would, u president -"do .~ •• fil VJDg Blst uQVil , !~ II the big tourral · montb; something" about child"" . · i " · ... : .'!"'!'. ,,11;'! : ·--be ·-· uto u h 91· 4-l1 ! :ri J Wucnl counleU a cenaea w o.rlll not behave. But, as frool over tO ltltes. for presiding over a naUori • ' • -,,.. · ·'.I ' • ' - Talldng wttb admittedly 1romt11eW1UteHouse,acreat ' y·QUR 'LIFE ':• ."1lddlo.claa toorlsil produces many bumpeNllcker Walilce ·. • • • , 1 ;, .• REMODELING come in forrefreshment.S OCTOBER31 One.free home delivery · with this ad and a $5 mininrum PHONE ORDERS ·' .•. ' • ''l .. ·~ ~cil: .; ~:1·' ·1 tn, · .. · .. M itJ:'" · · ·494. lv.Ri ::; . ' ' . .._ • I. '. '. .:~··· . ' I.,. ... J. . . " ... ~ • ,.; ~TV ..... ~PPll~~Cf~ .. I CENTER ' .... 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This nt Is equipped wtth a coaxial 1rittnt1• term!,._. ind tnnsformtr BIG' 23" <295 _sq; in.> _' ,. ,, . ~PECl~f ::,~Jl-299~ 2 Year Picture .Tube~· Warranty .. 90 DAY HOME SERVICE .. ' ' . Budget buy1.· • Big-capadty dnlial- n:eloln onamol !nloh . . c ... d.,. ............. 140 m.lnuteL • Approved for natun.I, mh<od. LP. ond manutactur.i ..-. Modol~llU • 2 Wash ad SJla. Speecb "N'omial" or "ge_ntle" wuh and opin opeodl--your Joaclx! • Z C,.cles 11Normal" or "Gentle"-juat right care for B~~;;~;-;,;;y $258 PURCHASE PRO~ POLICY Any Item Purch•sed 1t Tipton'• Mly le R ... turnad Within 10 D1y1 f9r a FULL RIFUND -tor ANY REASON. IUCI" DA.MAGID IY YOU AllTll DIUYl~TJ . ' AUntORIDD GENERAL ELECTRIC FACTORY SERVICE TV & APPLIANCE CENTER 11A11011 am 2.300 Harbor llVd : Ph. 540-7131 ,I " ... _ ....... ~-,~--- ----=~"""=====--== .......... ---------------------------~,;;.-----.-----.;.;;.;;.;;;... __ ... .. I • .. Hospitals .At Stake OnNov.5 C£lll...,.1 Nclfll SllcluN tt111 _ .. ttl C.""'"'-...,., belllNI 1N1v1i. ..... ,... cw.trvc;t!Oll Gf lwlul!tel tacllltle.* This _,tton will bl •I· ftM .,_. .... "'°'9r'I Nov. J. II 11 clllCWNd '" -!Mr flf • Mrln .., M1klt-~I "' NORMAN KEMPSTER SACRAMENTO (UPI) -A plu to meet 1he need !0< hospital facilities with private k>aDI underwritten by the state treasury will be on the Nov. 5 ballot for ratification by the voters. Backers of Proposition 5 say the meaaure is needed to pre· vent • possibly disastrous ll""1Bge of hoop~ beds. 'Ibe proposition w 0 u 1 d amend the state Constitution ta permit the state t 0 guarantte ~ made by -and other llnandal in-sUtutioos to nonprofit and public agencies for the cco- struction of hospital facilities. STATE TO HELP The plan would work like ex- isting federal and state home loan programs. As long as the hospital repays its loan on Ume, the state will coobibute DOthing. But ll the hospital is unable to meet paymenta, the stale will pay off the -. Hospitals fmd it d!Hlcult to obtain private flnan(:lng at the present Ume because few banks are willing to foreclose on a hospital. 'lberefore, len- ding lnsUtuUons are unwilllng to accept hospital property as security. Backers of Proposition 5 11y state Department of Public Health figures ind Jc ate California now faces a shortage of 21,523 modern hospital beds. The problem will become more acute as the nation's most populoul state continues to grow. The figures lndlcalld 1,211 new beda were needed aloni with modernlzaUOO of the faciliUes for 15,242 beds. The shortage includes 3,411 new beds and 8,789 modernized beds for the care of acute ill- ness and Z,86S new be\:is and 6 453 modernized beds for the treatment of long-term illness. tJP TO STANDARDS The additional beds are re· quired to bring California hospltall up to naUonal stan- dards, suppol'Un ol t h e meas~ argue. _ "The total shortage tn- dicates that existing hospital bed needs are only 85 percent met," they said. "In many communities, the percentage is much lower." Since 1947, hospital con- 11truction has been financed on a three-way sharing basls with the federal and 1 tat e governments paying ooe-third each and the bospitat the other third. But the federal Hill-Burton Act may expire next year and Gov. Ronald Reagan has said the state will not be able to make direct grants to hospitat construction after this fiscal year. The program will cost the federal and stale governments more than '19 million this fiscal year. Sena. Stephen P. Teal•. ((). Railroad flat; Lou Cusanovich., (R-Van Nuys,) and JC18ef1h M. Kennick, ( 0- Long Beach), wrote the of. ficial argument in favor of the measure, SAVE MONEY "A yes vole on Proposition S will authorize a constructive a 1 t e r n a t e state-supported mortgage lnsuranct plan to match federal funds. It could save California taxpayers $20 million per year," they said. "Instead of outright grants or money, the state would help necessary hospital projects by providing mortgage insurance io Improve the ability of sponsoring organizations to borrow more money for longer periods at lower interest rates," they added. The official argument against the me.as\U"!. was drafted by Sens. H. L. Ri c hardson. (R-Arcadia); John G. Schmitz (R-Tuslin), and Clark L. Bradley (R..San Jose.) 'GRAm11 . -· .. --.. . . . --.... lhurWIJ' October 17. 1968 ----· I ll ., A BIT OF VICTORIANA .•• ANAHEIM "44 .. North Eucli d -535-1121 Moncl•y thrv S•turd1y 10 •.m. to 9:30 p.m. • -.. ·-- LACY SHIRTWAISTS Flirt through Fall in coquett:sh ruffles reminiscent of e roman tic yesteryear. Wear o gentlewoman's shir t ... ever so 'demure in snowy white polyester/cotton. A) Trellised with rosebi!ds ond loce. B) Ruffled jobot. rosebud t6m . C) Tiered bib-front. D) Stondup collor. gothered wrists. E) Hi.button collor. By Rhode Lee. 30-3B, eoch 7.00. Moil ond telephone orders invited. Blouses, Shirts.._6q NEWPORT HUNTINGTON BEACH '47 F11hion lal1nd -6'44.1212 Mond•y thru Fridey I 0 e.m. to 9:10 p.m. S•turday I 0 a.m. to 6 P.·"'· ' 7777 Edin9tr Avenu• -192-3]) I Mond•y thru Seturdey 10 ~·"'·to t :JO p.m. ' , ~est Sellert Grab Attention - Pi BetaPhis Score Hit ·wrth Bool< liY JUDY HURST Of ... o.»t ..... lltlfl' ,South Cooot Alumnae Club of Pl Beta Phi did It again. ' They entertained a full hou8e at thla year's first Celebrity Book Serles. Carlot- ta Williama, book reviewer, returned for the third year to present best sellers a n d prereleaaea. David Westhei.mer, guest speaker and author ol the best seller "Von Ryan's Expuss," "Thia Tl.me Next Year" and the Broa(l.w1y smash hit "My Sweet Charlie," offered his new novel "Song of the Young Sentry." !ells you. And Ille Beatles speak for themselves. It is earthy, punchy and nothing 11 tield back ..• It's for the very mature reader aod not a fan book," she inserted. "It is wrlUen as a social document of pur times and the four characters are n o t typically lovable. It tru]y is a hard hitting book ... "Conchita Cintroo" by Conchita Cintron Ls l h e memoirs of a bullfighter. "ft has the Oavor of the mariachi bands, sun packed areas and the dust of the arena. It is lht story of the ruthless work of bulllighting and the only great woman toreador. !or Growing" penned by Ann physical specimen. It deal.I Froin an Old ~" by Clark. The year is 1861 in New with atayln.g alive and details Michael Druo' ii profou~y MWeo with a lO-year-<1ld how to handle yourself ln and beautifully written, ac-herolne who sees her first true Americana mOving West. The every catastrophe. ' ' A f t er cording to Miu Williams. story tells of her n e w readlna the ~k you will be The au~resa mak~ her, friendshlp. mentally eqWpped unW help Point that anyone can be born oucceasfyI.um--how to be loved and II oe""'1t °"' cura to Ille wile lhal M II neceuary to learn. Mia Williams will be con- ducting three more boot series with tbe nut at 10 ...,o. Nov. 1. Another book which was bill-comes," she suggested. feminine but being a woman is ed u a young adults book is "Advice to a Young Wife -the real accomplishment. A ·' "Donbaa1' by Jacques San------------------------------- dule!ICU. "However it now Is in ~ children's and adults' 6eef:lons. It tells the true story ol a 15-year-<1ld boy 's escape across Russia and how he survives." Miss Williams pointed out that It is · a courageous, humorous and positive story on how a boy becomes a man. Hawaii Calling The book , released two weeks ago, ii a dramatic yet humoroua story about Allied prisonen in World War II drawn from the author's own experiences u a prisoner of "ft is intensely dramatic and is the tale of one woman's way ofiiving." · Published in France last year and currently Its best seller ia "The Horseman" by Joseph Kessel. "This ls an epic novel type with man pit- ted against nature I n Afghanistan. It describes t ll e primitive but courageous peo. pie living in a country much like it was 1,000 years ago." The beglnnings of t h e heroine business Is spotlighted in Alvin Moscow's·"Merchants of Heroine." It is not the story of the dope pusher or peddler but the merchants who drive elegant cars, llve in nice neighborhoods and who have wives in high society. He is the most ruthless of Answering tile vacatioo. call to Honolulu are Orange County Hamor M\!Sler Al Oberg and Mrs. Oberg of Balboa whq sailed aboonl the SS Lurline. war. t THE POCKET WATCH IS BACKI· ' The ''Ivy" look brought back the vest. Now vests are bringing back the pocket watch. And this cover style model Is a honey. Features include 17-jewel, shOck·resistant, and anti·magnetic movemeQt. Case is 20 micron gold plated. $45. IANKAMER1CARD 111d MASTER CHARGE, to• SLAVICK'§ Jewelers Since 1917 ----" - COME TO "Dav:ld molds your opinion in his book," Miss Williams noted. The story unfolds to show the shaping of a boy into a man. "(>avid uses insight, understanding and sensitivi- ty." Westhelmer, a graduate of Rice Institute and editor of the Houston Post, was a Lieuten- ant Colonel ln the Air Force and wu aWarded the distin- guished flying cross. He. also wu a prboner ol war for 21 moo!N. '.'I learned bow to be a pro- fmional prisoner of war," the author said hall seriously. He then offered housewives bandy hints which he picked up u a prisoner. Suggestions ~uded According to the critic it is the understated book of the season and definitely one of lhe best. For the juvenile · reader Carlotta selected "Summer Ia businessmen. "The o. .... lhor who was af- filiated with Associated Press offers the reader a fantastic expose," Carlotta hinted. "The Book of Survival" by Anthony Greenbank was not written for the perfect Connecficut Home Of Newlywed Heaths recipes, how to clean qothes · 'lbe Church .of S t . and sleeping hygiene. (' . · '.J\motf))'_. , West . Hartford, of s e v e r a l independent petroleum ·companies in this country, Can ad a and All.!tralia, and is chainnan of Magellan Petroleum All.!tralia Limited. Miss Williams,. d re I l!I ed. Conn. was the setting for 'stylishly in a fur bat and the nuptial ceremmY lfnkmg cocoa brown knit~ suit with Miary Elaine Beahan and leather trimming, stated that Benjamm. w. Heatti ot West the current crop of new Hartford. releases are including the \ Following a honeymoon to Barbados, the couple will re- side in West Hartford. Beautiful People and the The bride, dall#lter of Mr . Beatles. · am:i Mrs. T. Edward Bee'han "Hunter Davies' book en-of Udo Isle, :W-fiven in titled 'The Beatles' is the only marriage by her faUler and authorized biography on the was attended by Mi56 Mary Auxiliary stands," she underlined. "The Ann Bartosh of New York author was a reporter ror the . Q'ty. Best man was C. Dean Coasttine Auxill&l'y t o · Sunday Loodon Times and has Reasonei of Washington, Veterans of Foreign Wars, wrltten other books, but no D.C. Post 3638 gather the ftrst beat sellers." She indicated Perfonlung tbe ceremony and tnird Fridays at 8 p.m. that his latest endeavor would were the Revs. J 0 b n Costa Mesa's Amer 1 can be a fast seller. Coux:tney. and F r a n c i s Leeion Hall ii the scene oi "Who are the Beatles? He O'Neill. the meetings. " ' . The bride 15 a -graduate of .=====::::::::==:::;! M.orY-Mount eoqege and at- . tended . graduate ·school at UCLA. She has b e e, n employed in New York City. Her husband is a cor- porate officer and director , PENETRATION Nt1rly tvaryont r•1d1 tht DAILY PILOT, hometown new1- ptper for tht F1bulo11• Or1119• Coe1f: Buffums· LlllJ' llllllJe •11tn 1 llllHlll . ' ..... ta DIClitlli, 11111 ls 11111111 llllftlll• You'll delight in the life-like look of our 14" mini-fall. And, in it's easy-cait,_ 11 won't snarl or tangle. It never build6 up dirt.and it's easy to sHa1111JOO at ll!llne. Made of Dachelon~modaaylie fiber, it's IO llallt you hardly iqlow you hevt It Gii. Coll!e ii, 11'1 can match Your hair slrade; !alt, a• Millinery Ch ildren's Hospit~I of Orange County Benefit IN THE THE PARKING LOT BUlLOCK'S FASHION SQUARE-SANTA ANA FAIR BEGINS: Friday, October 18 at 4:00 p.m, Saturcloy, October 19 at 12 noon S..llljoy, !)ctober-20, at 12 - -HOUllt •133liy S.•~·fljl!t .. ~-...... -. .... r.w., ...... •.uo.., ' . . )'Oil find f,hia mink 1t.rolelo =• Mademoiselia·desr'1s OU! ~:ltulllll'Dlt'ai·• exciting silhouette, 1'11 halo.IO!l&r •W-·yo111 f8lt. 'Ille . . . pleated bell slee~ are NII. llle"shl!ied.llllk·Ullr llllll into a swill·of gleaming pells.lhat.i11111111d·llid·....S ID• double-border. You ll!BY·have .W.·11111111181·ililik·ID·p$ pastel or in-a 1ichly-hued·'1-0llll!llli111 .. Alld,l'c·lllllJ .... Fllr Salon --Mini< _,._llal fur prodoob f1belldtolhclW"*'tlr'4f"'*1•lc llflll . . ' ·ms, . .u.-,. ' .,. . ' . ' Ii Fmca lfllid • '* m -._-1111.. br,flti.·•·•·ta41f·••·•"9 • .. • ' . . ..... -.• .. -. : .. ;; .. -. ..: .. ,. . " ' . ' ' ' . ; . ' • . ; .. •• . " " . • ! •• I ' " ' : ' . " • . : i • • ··- 'I' I I " f j I t I\ • . , ' JC DAILY PILOT Tlllft'ldly, Ot""" 17, 1961 . . ~ . . . ·Parent-teacher Units · 'Haunt' -for B-es-----Helleween-Carn.i"vals ·- (Edi_.. lolole; A H9t dt'lotM " Cati• ,,...., ,._. ... "" •1111 ..... 9Ulll" IMdl 1111..-.....Wr Ol'lllll~ ti.. Wiii _, In tti. OAIL Y 'R.01 -.di "'*· 111'°"""11911 mi.-t • ,_. cttw.11 i1Jr 1M MCltly ...,,,,_,, r • IW 11\flllnt ...-...,.,.,11111 _, '9 Mrs. GolAlll "'"1111. DI CMMlll ,i.e., H.-.rt IMdl. IW S •·"'· 'l'Wav t# JIUOlluflen '"""""'·' Aliso Ele. PT A Mn. 11teodore Bual Pretldent COMING U P : Auoelalion meetlq' at 7:30 p.m. 'Jbun.. .cloy, Oct. 24, ol achool. Dr. Roy A&Wern, 1 c: ho o I poycl>olotilJt will I p e a k • Parents from all acboob in- vited to attend ••• Annua1 book fair and art •how al 10 a.m. Nov. z. Books for kindergarten through high school will be IOld for borne libraries and Ch r 11 l ma s gifts. Students and area artiltl wm provide art 1how. Bayview PTA Mn. Mel 111edori President COMING UP: Annual Halloween carnival from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 26, at school . . . Membership drive e n d 1 tomorrow. Mrs. E. J. Tracy is chairman. REPORTS: Dr. Norm an Loats, assistant superin- tendent of Newport-Mesa Uoiliod School District spoke at Back...fo.llehool Night. Canyon PTA ::Down by the Old Mill Stream' . Mn. Deuil Miller President . . 'th-lazy -days al aummer are past but It doesn't look like Marily,n_ Limb, 'lj:evln SCeputia and John Nisbet (Wt to right) have rem.mbend. But they ·11ave r<membered that Adami Sdlool is oponaoring a Family Fun carnival nezt S&turd~ from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. and their costum,. ore part ol !be -iun. Mn. Cbarlea Lamb and Mrs. nu.,-ne Steputis are ways and meana co-chair· men. Food and games al •kill ·will be offered. COMING UP: H1lloween dou· bit feature movie will be lhown at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. Saturday, Oct. :16. Bay Circle Schedules Luncheon College Pk . PT A Mn. Barlet1h Bird.em Preaident COMING UP: Halloween carnival from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday, Oct.• 26. Coetume parade at noon, free ticktts will be awarded to winners. Mn. Omer Iuer Preaident COMING UP: l14ck-to-1chool Memben of Bay Circle, an Niaht loniiht · · · Board uxillary to th Flortnc Crit-meetini at 7 p.m. Tburaday, a H • ill there 1 Oct. Z4. at achool .•. Rum-tenton ome, w aa n mage sale aoon. f,1: ~~~ .,. ,, . ".W,.i • •. "iiil--• ~ a:n11 ii'n ,..,"' ~')u-'·•---M""'1'" """-' J,\,l'(.•'<~'1'),;s-.. < -' ' ncrn:un meettiri:~.rna.,,;;qc\.1 ,. rnn. ,.J:B. Foster Social Marks 10th Year G<otting ready for Mariners ElelQ!llltary Sdbool'• 10th ice cream soclll are Earl B. J~, principal, Linn Baker and Rodney BialWon. Fouowlng the deoorated bike parade at 3:30 p.m. llludenls and famlli,. wi.D celebrate OVf!J' dinner from 5:30 to 8. Mr. and Mn. Bill Blanton are chairmen of the event acbeduled tomorrow. Pleasure Tripled At Party Patronesses and sustaining members of Newport Harbor Servi~ League will be honored during lhe group's an- npal evening buffel supper Wedneaday, Oct. 2.1. ,A triple treat is ic store for thoae attending for they will vi!"'" the current art elhibit, the league's Children's Art Workshop and I.ht n e w lan&caping in the Coffee rGu'den, setting for tilt party. : Co-chairmen of the event att'Mn:. Ward E. Jewell and Mrt. Edwin F . Steen, assisted I>)' tile Mmes. Edwin A. AndJ'aS, Byron H. Farwell, UoYid Fra.er, Pet.r B. Hill, 1'Ullam H. Jahns. James ~. Jobn H. Scrugs. Fr«! .,,...., and Thomu Young. . . ' ' &y at Races The Tee Tattler (fdller'1 Mele: A colum11 of _..en'I !w tolf m>rft Wiii 1-r ••di _., 111 n.. DAILY PILOT. To r111Qrl K- lllr lllt ~. •lllH mi ll flltlll fl) P.O. Se~ U60, Cod• Mew. Thell 1111111 br rKtlYIMI l!'f Mondi ¥.) llVINll COAIT LAOll!S' OAY -Tin Whl1llt, Cl11$ A. lht Mmn. Ci.rt $omer1, 3'1 J1"' C-lel. :D; Mlu Mll'll-MUSMr, :H; Cl11& I , 1111 M-Lnlil T1rr, Jh Wtrre<i Mlud1111, ~; Tom Ht<!Oe<IOI" 211 CkiM C. the """"· 0-11 Orin!, »r Jthn J~ 2'; 991 H...-.lllkltl, •-ILIND MINI -CMu. A. MIN OM ~ Wlll'9, lr\t; tt,. Mmn. 114111 $1\tW, ~1; M. P. A11 lch, OV,J Tom Eclltltl"ntch, 4\tu CkiM e . tlll Mm& Wll"•m Cllld'leltltl". D l'u JIM c-lt!I. 34; $he<"1!'11n SmHh. ll\IJ' MIU Muu.er, Mi c1111 c . ""MINI. c. e. Wlllll JTtt, llv.r "°',.. '°°"It, ,, r S.m ~~; Lnn~ r,,.,, •11\: ci.u o , lht Mmes. Ill~ Ht rflfY, JI: J.Kk ltllt~. J4!¥11 G l . '°""'"'"·)II; limo Lvmt n. 41. 2S at 11:30 a.m. President Rummage sale plans will be COMING UP : Membership discussed during the busineas drive ends tomorrow. Mrs. portion of the meeting, which .R. ~· Dunn, chairman, will is being co-hosted by Mrs., ----,------~I Laurence Wright. 1r ~ Bay Circle ii one of 10 In Orange County which . have been formed In help fulance ,:..n.a-'t-- the bulldlng program f or the v~v ,,,:, new Crlttenton home in the Newport co;\\'~~ W. Taylor~ pres!-SHOE REPAIR dent of the boanl of directors S p EC I A L S •, and Mrs. Edpr R. Hill of Newport Beach. ls vice presi-den~ active In the role el FRIDAY & SATURDAY organizina all the circles. Mr1. Fred DuPree ii pre!J· dent of Bay Circle. Mrs. Mary Fitz Is treasurer and Mrs. Noradene Abott I s cor· respondinc secretary. Anyone interested in joining the group may conllct Mrs. McClelland at 133-2141. WHAT ARE YOIJ GOING TO DO AIOUT TODAY'S LOOK LIKE A WOMAN LOOK? Celebrate, of counel What'• the point of being o womon if you don:t look like one. How to do rt? Beautifully, Comfortably? Juttw.or Gotsord's Aair underwired bra 3.490 - sheer nylon cr.pe tricot with llghtly lined et.rps. Y0\1 1ll 111rprile yourt•tf with tht 1uperb shaping. Rib~oqy wir• framing doe1 it. Th• l.otorcl strelch back of n)ion and Lycra 1pond•x clln91 .like a new 1kln. In whft• and fashion colors. And not• this: 1iz•1 321 thru -40DD. Plut Good Hov1ekffpin9 Seal of ApproYOI fot fo1hlon comfort, S.. •nd hy Plalr 3'!!0, Today en;oy looking lb• • WOIMln ot women's toe pieces and toe plates long wearing prime leather la1. 1.50 1.27 SPECIAL la1. 4.00 Men's HALF 3.27 SOLES Laclie11 Dowels and Robinson'• Heal Lifts rag. I.SO 1.00 mail orders promptly flll•d service whilo you wait er·llhop l,JSEYOUR CHARGE A CCOUNT a ~BINSON'S NEWPORT CENTER FASHION ISLAND PHONE 544--2800 • ' award priua to classrooms with hll)lest _..,,.g., .. -. ' Mes• V~rde :.pr~ Mrt.J-~fr~dlllt " COMING UP: Halloween carnlva1 at 10 a.m. Satur- day, Oct. ze, on school ........,.U. Attraclloo will In- clude llde abow, witches powder pantry, Pet.r Rabbit and Iha WoU pantomime and a dance. Prizes will be an airplane rfdf:, gift certificates and anlmall. REPORTS: Mrs. John C. Wiiey WU rati0ed a I publicity chairman. John R. Clarke, principal, introduced the faculty at last meeting. Frank Michelena spoke on Walson Tas Initiative. Newport Hts. PT A Mn. E. L. Armour President COMING UP: Anno.al camlval from 10:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 26, at school. Special 1ttracUon1 wlll be cake walk, fish pond, make- up booth and 11 other gamt1. Hot dogs, c o I d drinka, popcorn and cotton candy will be sold. Theater guild will present a pro- duction. Donations for the while eJephant booth may be made by calling Mrs. Ivanell Choy at 642-3S50. Paularino PTA REPOll.T8: Mrs. Robert Chrlstmaa buaar have Mn. Nla•I Balley Sankey, WI. Don 1 Id· started. Volunlff{S'llll,Y c•ll , , ·Prelidtnt Ja\:l<oon, Mrs. Keith Kellogg Mrs. Gerald Walton 11 1¥- COMlNG UP: Country Fair ond Windell Jll<e, prllloipal, 1315. 1 Cll'OlvalJ~~m u. •-~·lo 3 _ =~-~ = = TeWinkle PTA p.m. 8ai.un1ay, Oct. •19• at CMvtriUonette wu attended Mn. A. A. ,...,_ "IChool. Tully Iha Clown will . perlorin .at 'I ·a'l!l I:~· p.m. by lln. K~, ' COMING ~~=.... Ralph c-nie~eatJp.m. St J h A I M Gltn... will •--1-~-wet • , O n UX• Boege at MW41l or rL ----iln; -llalil Robert Campbell II -_,e throw, llab 'pone!, ~ moY be oonll<:ted (or p01Jnlng !or aold, bwr bag COMING UP: Holiday~ . 'ftlerValiorlt fO< Iha brunch :,""~~ .!r:!:Cr:: •lht World tablt aellloc and at IO:IO a.m. Tuesday, Oct. -1Uoo -Tbul:t--IS, la -Co.'1 Electric s-shop, 'COWltry llnre, di•, Oct. H. J·~'"-wtll LI"'-• Cel>ler, Hun!lniioo bot dop and hambUrgen ' _. ·-alao will be featured. tale place ')lilir !O tile tea II ll<ach. 12:311 p.m. Mrs: Robert Rold W'I PTA Presidio PT A and past pmldeota will •1 • son poor. , Mn. Fr«! Siql- Mn. James Ramey REPORTS: 1.36 memben al-PrtSideot President tended general meeUng, at· COMING U P : Association COMING UP : Paper drive tendance banner wis wen by meeµng it 7 lonilht, in the W e d n e s d a Y , Oct. 23. class one B. Unabridged die· multipurpose room. Film on Recognition awards will be tionary and stand was marijuana .. wfll be shown, pre&eDted for contribuUna: presented in the name of'. Parents and studenUi; in the most ·paper · · · Mrs. Lee Taube to the .,. third through sixth grades HalloWeen movie Saturday, lib -W :1.-i.v.... ....., · ··-.a ttend , rary . . . oru.."')"' • ..,. are lftVlu::q to a . Oct. 26· at Davia Juruor · 1iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiillilllliiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiliiiiiii11ii1 High School, precoded by costume parade. • JOB PRINTING Roa PTA e PUBLICATIONS Mrs. Kellll Kellog • NEWSPAPERS Prealdenl COMING UP: Paper drive to- day and tomorrow . . . Recreation night from 5 to 7 p.m. tomorrow. Pop, piDB. and tee cream will be sold. Students wlll supervise the games • • • Membership drive ends tomorrow. 1211 WIST IALIOA ILYI. NIWPOft HACH Wlr • W1.-Htrilofa rw ftr ""' fw 1 Mdlri<ol dll11 vlo Wtsln ArrllH1 • 4 Grand Prizes! F1ur flJln& lrlps for two to San Francisco, Salt I.He City, Y1llowston1, Dt11v1r, PtlHnlr, San Die11 aad ln An111es! ~ '" t· .. .,, HUHY ..: RCA MDHTH SWUPSTlJ(ES ENDS DCTOIU 31, 1961! THE CARRY-ETTE RCA's big screen calor portable boasts New Vistl' Chassis with 21,SOO·volts of picture power, color-quick tuning, smart cabinet and di.sappearin& hlndlt. EL-410 • 102 aq. ln. pfc:hll'tl THE SANFORD The color console value winner. Gianf screen wittl famous New Vista col or quality. New tr~n sistoriHd \IMF tuner, Solid State UHF; hand· some ·contemporary cabinet. GL-6t0•295sq.ln,p;cturo s400 Per Week • Dozens af FREE ptll.Uf THE CANDIDATE The areal way to 10 RCA color! Vivid true-to-life New Vista pic- ture with locked·in color purity, one·set VHF tuninc, Pop-up hand!~, Sportabout s300 Chau11. EL-442 ··ioa 1q. ln. plclln Per WMk THE KARLSBERG AtitomatiC Fine Tuninc that mea121 fiddle-free vie"-in&l Deluxe ~b.!r .. and performance dra- matic Danish-style cabinet, two fi " oval duO:COne 1peakerl,,1il-ronp,-control. $600 Par WMk ~ .. HARBOR CENTER I ' · -2300 lltlrllor llvll. Ph. 540-713·1 Coda Mesa • ------ Tuesd~y Club • • 'lbe 11th aeuon of the Tue. dOY Club of Newoorl .llarbor bu been launched w l t b members and ~~ meeting for brunch and programa on tho fourth Tuellday .of .. each ll\Ollth In. the Balboa Bay_ Club. amuse and lnfc:irm. • The odolie.. ~ Wtn bring Doui!U lleeve who will present Dlatlngulalied . Com- pany, a procram ofi comment and p0ngnallly 1Ud>paea. He will i:.. featured TuesdOY, Oct. 21 at the 11 ·a.iD. meeUnc. MOY and w)ll-c tho aonp Y Mn. E r D e '1 t McCJella&t, president and Mra. J. w. strlcker, put pruld~ bu Hlected entertainment. t o . Dcincing On Agenda Nov. s.; W!il ba' the date of the club'• IUIDlial dinner dance 1n the santa 'Ana. ·eoun1ry Club. Called the "turkef trot" the event wilt be ·dlroctOd by Mn-Robert !!:. Planqln: Her ci>cbalrman II Mra. . John Slmpeon. -' ' . The Chrlltmilll meeting will fall on Dec. ·17 and will feature an original progr>m by Mn. Ruth ~tight and Mr a. The ei,tith anniversary din-Flanegin. In Janu11Y, Mias Patriotic Capes Cover Olympic Teain --. . ' . - ner dance e Melodies Llnpr On llnd In .-in •-""-... 1 ....... ._._ ••• -..a. Oct February, Harvey Wolfe w1ll w~.-,,..... ~~y, ' be featured . Wolfe II an 19, at ·.7 p.m. in tbli Senior authority on. e 1 P 1 0 n a 1 e , Citizens RecreaUon Center In . , N--' a .. ~-. · " ·-· ubOtqe and llO)lventon, who Snappy red, wmte and blue raincapes .for members Of the U.S. Olympic teaJn.'in · Meldco City are fashioned solt and lightweight. The~· fUJJ lengtb white dape, banded with shiny red patent vinyl, is coordinated With a matching red patent vinyl triangle scarf. Knee high boots complete her costume. The man's shorter cape version is designed t.o cover his jacket and is navy' blue banded in flag red patent vinyl. Bott! styles have slash pockets and Nehru-type iccllars. ;-,;; ;;;-;;. proVjile!I by :%. ~biiitt' flinoul ~ Costa Mesa ·Resident Receives .Third -Award- Kn. Mqny L1'n.d1tad Jemen <i COiia M... will receive her tblrd·poetry award from the . UJlited . P o e II Lauttate Jnternajlonil, ... lb• G~l~~ hem travelin& thrc\ullli variolis cow:itrlea awlfd.lill bon6fs to poell, will praent her award at the Hollywood Piua Hotel OD Saturday, Oct. lt. The event will be booted by the given the President M._ Medal for her Norwegian trlftlllaUoo of the "Poltrer Adioe," I poem by 0. hero- poet Dr. J04e lllz'I; 'l'liO.i>oem bu 14 f?i~. ,..i · .. ;strict rhyme e. ~-other ri1edilJ ~vOil -'flo'm the same tource, ~for her tr11U1latlona o'f .Norwegian cluilc poetry Into Englllh and for her wort aa a poetry director .• Poet'• Haven branch of the speak to members of the Tex- CalHornia Chaparral Poets. · as University Women's Club Mr1. Jensen, who h 8 1 on Adventure! b'1 Poetry already rec:elved a certificate aboard the restaurant llhlp llJlllOWlclng her honor, will be ~ <llrlatina In '1:'" Program P~ering :: Salut~-~·;,,~ A~·-"' . ./.> ., • . -~" r, ---~ -'·• ' ~"" 'J. Goy '90s -MI.!8-•P""A.T·T·Y-lllJD. .. DLESTON, daugjlter <i Mr. Members of the Orange County Polka Club will pre-· and Mn. Don Huddleaton of sent Gay llOs Rewe and Polka Newport Beach, will compde Dance n e i: t Saturday in with her hcftt. Troubaddre. tn Abram's Town and COUntry the American Royal Hone Club In Orange. Show In Kanaaa City nut 'l'1>e 8:00 p.m. to 1 a.m. w-·• event will feature the mullc ~ <i the Cavallera with a floor On band to_, the Stephens abow and dance contest dur· College ltudent compete wll1 Ina the evening. The enter-be her parenll, bar Jna!ructor taliunent will Include a melo-and trainer, , Mlaa Le!lle Oertle drama, co11111ned 11nglni and -dancll1g glrl1, .• J>ar~. frland,maey ·.w-uveo .•• 1_a·n~ quartet, Ke,_,. KoPi ·mi ..., ., I r · · • inJny other diaracterl of yu-Miii H u d ~ li a~ o 'B: Ui teryear. eatabllabed ao enmble~ ' Gue1ta are Invited to wear In HUnt . seat (Epglllh rldh\t) Gay Ninetlea: costunies to the competition in the put tew dance wblch will -12 w years lncludlnl bar 111 a penon. Tlcl;el& are available qualillcaUon !tr the natlanal at the door. -finals which she accompll.!hed Your Doy Scheduled Your Day Socially will be presented by Mn. R e x Mct>anald when Gamm a Alpha Nu chapter, Beta Sigma Pb!, conducts a model meeting at I p.m. Monday, Oct. 211 In the Huntlngloo Beach home o( -~ ~ eft5Jlil& will be Mra. Harold Scbubert- Durlni the _.., Mn. McDonald wW demonstrate table o<ttlnp for dlHlftllt types <i entertaining. Planl for a Halloween C01Jo -party Saturday, Oct. 26, In the home of Mn. Joe Pooley, wlll be completed. The chapter al8o plam • =.,. sale between 1:311 ..... and 1:311 p.m. l!alurday, Oct. It, Jn the Odd ,._ Hall, .. !laln st. NOW OPEN .•• by winning two American Hone Show Association Medal elu~. She also qualified for state finals and 1!lll compete ln them aL Santa Barbara dw'-- ln& TlwWglvlng weekeod, Thi! is her last year to com- pete as a junior although most of. the events at American Royal are Open and will have both proleos!onall and juniors compettnc. MEMBEIUI of the Teen Falhlon Board at Seatl In Colt.a M.. have been .,. llOUllCO<t: . - 'liie hllh achool aenlora who will be advtllng clanm•tes on lallhlon trends are Mias SUaan Poplar, Hunt1n110n B e a c b HJgh; Mill Laetanne HeclmWl, Santa Ana !llih; Miil lliOemary Szabo, EstaJ>. cla !'lfti; Mlts Vlrgjnla Clrica, N~ llarbor 11!ih; Loft. drea Elio,·~ BNcb lllgjl, Bob Rlddell, Eatancta lllgjl; • Bill-Weot, 'FouDtaln Valley Hlch-and Glen Jones, Santa Ana vane,. lllgjl. TH~ VERY fll!P JN SOUTHiRH .CALIFOQflA ANTIQUE CW~~ .. ,1,. •ENUfNl AUTHtNTlc wo .. 111 FASHIONS ' M:CUSO~lfi FOR THl HORSlllS$ CARRIACI CROUP ' -------Al..10 -------> EXCLUS!Vf ••• ONE-OF-A..KIND DRESSES e 60WNS e SPOlTSWlAR ~ 111..a. v .. r. c.-.,1.~ .,..,. A,wM SURANIU 1.264 SOUTH COAST Hl&HWAY L>.8lMA IV.ct!". -. 4'1-IMO ' -..... __;, __ ....__ FIRST, FAST Toriten L u n d C r e n , ac-March brlnp the Tueaday · eordlonist, and five memben CJub philanthropy. The special of his band. Special guests will projects committee, workina be officers of District 15. with Mr1. Flanegin, plan Utla Whe Mils you first •bout +!.e .IN1t i11 Joe.ti 11tw.1 Chtc.k it out. lt'1 nttrly elwty• th• Dinner will be prepared by evenl In April Ken Delo will women members. Anyone in-bring chann and wit to the t.erested may attend and. may speaker'• podium. He hu . can their reservations to Gari appeared e r. t e n 1 I v e I y in . Fredriksen at MU543 or Don television and night club Barrick at 54~131.. Door shows. WESICllFF AT DOVER NEWPORT llEACll 142-3111 DAILY PILOT. prhes will be.•~ Tl!ll lul pr<lll'lll>wjll be In • . Patio · Shop ; .. "\ .. , ~ . YObR -flREPLACE HEADQUARTERS ' V filues YOU Jtfust See to Believe OAK LOGS SET ••• WITH HEAVY l LEGS, GRATE - IRON BURNER WITH AIR ADJUSTMENT. HG. 34" . . . ·~. ,....~ S I' .... ; ... ,..;.,:' . J9 95 a e · ·• -----------· --FfA.CTORY BUY OUT-- ; COME Ill, AllD ·SEE. TllM 8UlltllNG 24" Fill IUIL C1m11t S.•4 ,,0.. . . ~ MADI.A P.Ulff · hlne~ .. '. .. _ \ UIT PllCI 49.95 UIT .. ,~ tt.95 ~.. . ' ... W.J ··3395 SALi 3795 FRft Oii AIOYE l06 SET -. 1 BOX COi.OR ftRE CRYSTAl.S • BLACK SPANISH FIRE SCREEN, ADJUSTABLE IN HT., FROM 31" T,O 27" -ALSO 4 Pl~CE HEAVY TWISTED WROUGHT IRON TOOL SET. . ' 44tt VALUI ALL FOR 2991 2411 • MADIU. P.Ul-.0 .......... UIT NICI SAU 3391 2411 -U.95 SP.ECl_AL MAIAMITA .-llf _....,._ c ....... •1!""14 ' ,. • .... PllCI .5'.95 . SAU 3991 30" MANZANITA -UT _.,,,.._ c .... fll•t••,. -· Pl!Cl, 58J5 • . C:OMPLITE UNE CUSTOM MADE SCREENS- •• I • ONE STOP 'FOil AU. PATIO,• LANDSCAPING AND GARDEN NEEDS ''\. ,. ·"·~·:1 .. f" •. ••• --- ~ -. ...... -...... - 642-4103 642-4103 2123 NEWPORT ' IL~; fAT '"vlCTOilA) ·;e:osn MIS~ ,. ' :I •••• ----' HOURS: 1 Days • Witek Mondey.Sunday frOin -,·:oo ··"!· .. 6:00 , .... , '" '· •• J. .~':". • DAILY I'll.Of IZ £ ~------- • _A ' 17 .. · ' : ... r·· , ..... , F . "?'«-ill ,, -~r. 1,.-... ' ·11' s Syd•y ·O~rr An'd now this 1rticul1t. writer who h11 . b,e•n c1ll1c! the "41lt~r's ostrologe r" reoc!s tho sta,; for you. Sydney.Omorr, longtlme ·pe~~·l •slrologer t~'"'""~ el Hojl'fwoocl'.~ and tho lit.re~ . workl'l'mQit'famousst1rt.il1 DAILY ~ILOT columnist. ' ' Omarr's·reeord for accuracy of ~dic.+iom 9•se·d on os+rological onolysis , is •mHin<J. Whither you reod . ,11troJqgii:al for•i:••ts. lor' luo or es• sorious ;t~~.,;t el sto...,ezin~'ll · enjoy'syG.,.YO,...rr'1G.jlyeolumn ' . inthe ,I( • • . • i •••• DAILY PILOT . . ' ·--~ ---• - • • • ---~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~----------.................................. __ ;.a. __ ~ -•• • l ' . . ~·~A1I--l,OOO -~f lJs-Hah---Busy-Daj----'F-odaJ . :We created and · delivered another fresh edition of The DAILY PILOT • ·-. . , TEAMWORK produces each day's all-new DAILY Pllm. 0t'U?1·special- : ist.s like Thomas Fortune (left). whose beat is education, work with ,a ; staff. photographer like Patrick O'Donnell to get the st.Ory both in words ' ud pictures. The staff shot 70,000 picture& last year to llluatratt; the- ' varied story of Orange Coast life. Nobody knows how many local storiea j W.e wrote. Not even us • • • ' ; CREATIVlTY helps advertiSers tell their stories and aell their goods Jn the affiuent market served by the DAILY PILOT. Gordon Crawford {left) of. the display advertising department watches staff artist Lei McCray put final t.Quches on an ad which will, be ready to apJ~ear in the Rewspaper only hours after the artwork is firiished and approved by the advertiser, a local i'etail merchant. ~ · · QUICK HANDS place lines of type, ads and cul! (the met.al plates used to reproduce pictures) into page forms as the day's product begins to lake shape. Compositor Arden Malsbury is only one or a iPI!ltoon of printers who "build" the news pages under pressure of deadlinea., work· ing against the clock to bring readen the latest available infomiaUon in eacl1 edition during the day. 1,Dl!LIVERY of the newsaper 11 a speed event,' too. Conveyor belts carry the ·Pap,en: through the mallroom when they are automali.cally tied in t bUndJea ot 5G and tossed to walling cireulation district managers {li ke i Btame Roberta, shown here, ricHt) who speed them via a 40-vthicle :tJeet to carriers: for delivery. Mailroom foreman George Araui (left) ~ "'d hil cnii mn mow 20,000 newspapers. an hour. -... -- • ' ' VOLUME is the word at the Copy Desk. DAILY PILOT Copy Desk Chief Nor man Anderson (right) aided by Tom Titus (background) and other ccpyreaders every day sifl.!I, checks and edits more~ wire report! (rem worldwide news services than the average weekly news magazine pub- lishes. Edit.ors scan enough telephotos to wallpaper a living room every it hours . Speed, born of experience, helps them keep It all fresh, too. THE WORDS are ready. Marjorie Jackson feeds them into a $25,000 computer, a DAILY PILOT investment in speed and accuracy, which uses · a· logic system. to hyphenate words as it reads characters at the. rate of .1,000 a second and punches a new tape which will ftctivate another machine for automatically setting type at high speed. The machines can set type al· the rate ol 6,000 llues per hour. MACHINF.S hasten the processes of preparing plates for printing; the pages of the newspaper. Here, Charles Haubrick (foreground -) and Ed- ward Quinn operate a castirig machine which molds curved plates to fit onto hlgh speed pres.sea. The DA1L Y PILOT keeps in stock more than 40 tons or type melal which ts used, melted down and used again in the continuous job of prlnUng 100,000 words a day. MODERN equipment helps the accounting departmeni keep up with the "today" pace al the DAILY PILOT. Even aa the day's newspaper is being sped to its readers. Bonnie Chauvin begins feeding (11Ufe! into a computronic bookkeeping machine that heq,., keep track of bllling:s for ads and subficript.ions. The machine, forerunner of a brace of computers toon to be added, handles 5,000 accounts a month. '· • RAPID communication is the name of the game. Supervisor Juanita Frey and her crew of "ad-visors" handle l,000 transactions a week by phone, resulting in publication of 5,000 cl.assilied ads -words which help people buy, sell, rent or I ease . , . even find -lost '"<logs. Many of the DAILY PILOT'S 150 phone lin~ are plugged in here, the classified advertising de- .parlment, home of "Want' Ads". and Dime,.A-Lines. PICTURES, too, get the benefit of skilled, efficient handling by master craftsmen who re-photograph them and then transfer the images to a sensitlz.ed metal plates which are used to reproduce the photos as read- ers will see them iJJ the newspaper. Here, Chuck Ryan takes a really cloae look at a negative which will be used to etch the image on the , metal' plate. ; ~ ! ,,,. FINISHED PRODUeT gets quick scan by Wayne DuBoise, pres&roolll foreman, while his giant presses continue to roar turning a rij>bon of newsprint paper into newspapers. The DAILY PIL0T uses 4;000 tons of newsprint each year. That means we print each year·the equivalent of a single .roll of paper one page wide and 110,000 mllea long. Pre&Se1.print. fold, cut and count newspapers in one operation. . ALMOST bel0<e the Ink Ii' dry, "the product of oor busy day is tossed defUy on your lawn or porch 6y one of our 700 newspaperboya who are important links in the chain of people it takes to bring you today's new1 and lellurel_today In the DAil.Y PILOT. And" oor YOWli Independent muchanta, lilte John Melton here, make their deliveries, we're gearing up 10< another busy ·do.Y -all 1,000 of ua. rhe •Now' Newspaper for All .The Communities -. . ~ The · Growing Orange Coast ·-' , '\ I ......... -4 •• ~. ·--·~~~- • Indian Fete F~iday DAILT PILOT Jlmff ....... Fancy Meeting You Here •. Mink-draped Pat Harp draws the attention Qi Tom Titus (right) as he's intro- u duced to !tay Scott in this scene from !'Dream Girl." t'eopening Flliday night at · the Cost.a Mesa Civic Playhouse on ~e. Orange Coonty. Fairgrounds. Trouble Ahead in Enforcing New Hollywood Rating Code . . By VERNON scorr big sister and brother becauae Andren. Sup-It II · filled Stan Kenton Returns To Balboa for Bash HOLLYWOOD (UPI) -The Tiny Tim i> In the back seat with homose>uality, orgies, A !amous musical talent of Rend"""'"" Ballroom In new movie code has as many and the movie is Brand X? nudity and plenty af violence. the entertainment w • r Id Balbol. holes In it as the sprocket Then there is the double Imagine, too, that it ia a returns to the area where he The ~ benefit wll be n~ in a reel of "Who's feature gap. Suppose "Mary sponsored for charity by he ,.Afraid of Virginia Wool!?" Poppins" is·on the same bill . very good movie. began bill CIJ'ffr when Stan Junior Ebell Club of Newport Not that Jack Valenti and with "'.file Fox"~ ... ~ they Will the. MPAA slap ·It. with Kenton, comes "Back to Beach. Proceeds will be used . the Motion Picture Assoc~Uan throw the~ .out after, Pot an X? U it does, will thtater Ba1boa" on Saturday, Nov. 2, to initiate a student fund for a ·.of America (MPAA) Az:e·n•t pins, Or ck>eS"~~(w,atf_b~::.~ refuse to book it~; ~_with his2I) piect! orc~a for high school senior inte~ to trying to head ··~v~ebt: with ooe eye Oi Whl( · -; -.:~No-chance. , ' ........ anostalgic night ol mwuc and major iQ fine arts. Aristocrat of SPANISH FOOD Delemible Steaks & Lo""-' Lunch-Dl1111er Open 10 a.m.• 2 p.m •• Two Locations ltt22 N-,Of"t 1t ,1U11d•1 tr.41~·fr1die 0110 it Pi1ne l1r s4s.&S.7• 2iJO W•tt Co11t Hwy. Newport le1ck C111f. censorship off at the ,,,_ss."N9r sup'ji;;e" !.' ProJdcer\ ~4· li'it{s' a money maktf With daocing. . · Kenton Is known (qr JWi in· ''is the MPAA n&:essarffy out -a.movit'like "'Blow-up" or an all star cast the on?y way Kenton will live the year terest in yOjng mua.iclaru:. He misguided in forewarnini "Rosemary's Baby" arid it to keep it out 'or theaters _ 1~1 when he organized his has established Kenton Cijnic . moviegoers about the content gets a restricted (R) tating? and to prevent the under 16-first 14-plece Artistry in Workshops for Teenage Musi- . of a film . Box ~ffice receipts would be year-olds fto.m atorming the Rhythm Orchestra for the cians at Indiana and Michigan .-The trouble lies in enforcing cut to half of whit might be box office -Js to post the fuzz Slfte Universities in 1959 and R•1•r.,1t~o11• P1ncho lop•• 011. 1t Pl1Ro l1r LI 1·1177 Jhul'Jdl)', OctoOtr 17, 1968 Kids Like to Ask Andy ': I f\ •the new classification system : expected. Will theater owners, outside with great supplie! of a clinic at Redlands Universi-1~~~~~~~~~~~ G -for general audiences members of the National ma~. 'Ear,' 'Eye' ty tn 1966. He also bas lectured · M - for mature audiences Association of ~ter Owners Clearly if the public enjoys e x t e n s I v e I y at major I . un~er -16 "!!~ctedm··Jtrbe It! •. ~ or not, put up Wtth that? titillating often prurlent pie-T universities and c 011 e g es ."F"'""oco~LXT~-=!!'~UlH::.:co·ASl: WI~ ~-Another dent in the • pro-tures then by Jehoshapat r ts s t throu&hool the SOuthwest. companied by parent or adult duction c o d e clusificati~n that'~ what It will get. ' y 0 ll e The wiMer of seven Playboy ,guardian system are the theaters m Jazz Poll awards, he .also has x - forget it, kids, you're every large city which don'l In Oemente been dist.tngu)shed with Na-Sii oi. .... ,...,. II •rt.lei • .Ml•J111 . out. belong to '.NATO, 'They'll show Bands Move tional Academy of Recording The National Association of as much violence and sex and Arts and Science Awards for Theater ~ers (NAT 0) ~ pornography as they can get "The Privat;e Ear" and his recordinga of "West Side 'representing almost 90 percent away with. "The Public Eye,''. two one-act Story" in 19&1 a~ · .''Adven- . of the country's movie houses, Finally there is the toogh in-In Anahei~ -comedies_by Peter Shaeffer, lures in Jam" in•ItlJ. ll[.1965 have agreed to. enforce the d-ed •• or IL \ ,'fili,bt Ille DUI,~"" ol be pffinlered .a'.'iJ"\plece .. newcodebyde~dingproot' ·prod -Nex· t Wee.:i:.· · .s..,Ciem•,~11r.,Neopl)pnlc ~·•~e .:ofageorticW~;ers. movi ~It Theater... . .: , -•worfdfonlyo~aevbted That's the first ~ole. A 12-and Jela the · AA: Wi ' · ' Auditions for the companion to contemporary mus~.~ the year-old dressed as a hippie ward groups ~d a1l the rest bands in plays will be held Sunday at 2 Los Angeles Mus!c. ~r. can pass for 18, and all he suffer 88 they see fit. Ma~ ch 1 n g p.m. and Monday at 8 p.m. at . His latest pro1~1!. include needs is a phony drivers Take ah th t" al situ. .: • Anaheim's 4Sth an nu~ 1 the Cabri'Uo p 1ayh 0 u 1 e. five m.onths of teleVisiin., film-license YP e 1c. awon. Halloween parade Oct. 26 will f .....i 1 nd f Whai about a earful of otodto Pre'~Sodger 15 going to be representing band leaders Richard Andersen, who staged Ing or a !>!"" .... a. a , re.cue 0 •-wheel ' · ~ pr ,,uce . om and Gomor· and musicians all over the the musical "Stop the World a ~pitol al~ .t~ w~.ks Pu:: mg mto 1 drive-m. rah starrmg E 11 i abet h world when they pay a special -I Want to Get Off" at San ago entitled FW'ans·t ·Rain· Does the ticket seller keep out Taylor Richard Button Mia trib •• to v W I' Clemente 1-~ -·mmer .,. bow·' ' " ' ' th tir famil ' ' u.., esey 1 1.er, · · i:I.:.~"" ' TicketdouaUon·'la·fl,5Q.The e en e y; Mom. Pop, Farrow, John Wayne and Julie maestro and father o( the now directmg. concert. and dandng are Crossword Puzzle ACROSS 1 Couse fibtf S Spaghttll, e.g. 10 Tran1port 14 P•rt of cRurch Interior ll St>y cleat of 16 Pudllo Ind Ian 17 S111bject \o reproach 18 TorORtD suburb: 2 words 20 Noted mountai n ..... 22 Rtcmt: Comb. fof'lll 23 Wamth of 11nt1111ent 24 kind of O\'tfCtst 2& Hulen 27 Fidgety 3tt Sftaw &UJe ]C Blor:k 35 lot few 36 lsrMI trlbt lt•dtr 37 Strove fol' , suotrlortb' 31 Of a ctrtaln ,, ... 40 Forw•ded '! Ltlttt I Scottish pit Id 43 Takt 9' resldtilc• 45 Pull back 47 Subjecttd to abuse 41 M1p-1111ktr's abbr1,vl1tlo1'1 49 Fr~ch quet11 50 Entry on left-hand side 53 Calend•r a'bbrtvlation 54 Exptffs soom .58 Tied: 2 words 61 Fuel 62 Mech1nlc1l repltltlon 63 Of sheip 64 TO bl!: io Put awar 11 Bunch o bananas Fr~ch 65 Western· U.S. lakt • 12 Ptf'POlltton l) Deficient 19-Rlve1, Ont. •6 Ste 47 Down 67 P.ts1111bll111 In rYery •l'f DOIN 1 TH1ttr glOUp:A~. 2 Tl11tofU, J Cllaract- trlzed., ....... 1 .... 4 lotlc• 5 Ultnsll .~ ...... .., 7 P'ut fftlo a iftt•lltl •ldh• IJ01lplfll: , ... ., .. "- 21 Suffered a moral rt!Qst 25 HM It up 26 One In chlf)t of Ill Wll•al Z7WM~ ...... 21 II. Zola 2t kind of whtat JO Container 31 Visionary 32 llillan pott J] Cofttrlbllltd to th• ptl >IFMd .... fllMtfc •I""" .. I 10/l7M 39 u111r1r1·1. "' 40 Phyllcs, ch111l111)',· •tc.' 42 soc111erk's crtll ons 44 ShefP genus 46 Showered down 47 Birds 49 Entert1ln- 11tnt forJll 50 Skin: C.b. --~1 RIYtllf'I "' .52 GrHk Jttifr SJ GrtnUI• '"'" 55 Sn 52 Dotm .56 Pri•IJY fool tollPCt 51 VanlJl9 59 Dr•••.., •o Fonfttlt called famoW1 Dianeyland Band. Parts are available for two scheduled for a p.m. tO 1 a.m. In a pre-parade ceremony in young men and one young [f~=::::=;:=:;;· =~ill La Palma Stadium, some 20 woman in "The Private Ear" bands will march in review and two middle-aged n1en and before the grand o I d one woman in "The Public gentleman of mll!ic who bas Eye." been named honorary grand marshal, sharing honors with The plays will open Nov. 29 for t h re e weekends at the the King Family· Cabrill Pl house ·eabiill t Walker has been credited . 0 AY • O • with organizing and trainin& . Ola Vista 1n San Clemente. more bands than any other man in the wonderful world of muaic. Scores of his · protegea have become famous on their own and many more have join- ed Stan Kenton, W o o d y Hennan, Gene Krupa, Tommy Dorsey, Ballet RU!se Orchestra, Los A n g e I e s Philharmonic and the Leopold Stokow1kl Orchestra. In 1955 Walt Disney asked Wa1ker to put together a band for the opening or Disneyland far a two week schedule. That wu 13 ye.ars ago and the ban baa now become as much of an lnsUtution u the park llsell. Winds Concert At UC Irvine The Festival Winds in con- . cert wi!l pertonn at UC Irvine in tbe Sclence Uclure Hall at 8:30 p.m. 8aturday. Composed of professional wind musicians, the group has traveled and perfonned ex· tenslvely throughout th e United Slates and Canada. The program includes works by Moiart, Handel, Haydn ad Boismortier. THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, IRVINE COMMITTEE FOR ARTS AND LECTURES Pre1111h "THE FESTIVAL WINDS" S1tvl"lll1y, October I•, 1941 Sclenff l•ctv11 Hill l :JO P.M. General Admission: $2.50 --------.... -------- "THE MANHA TI AN FESTIVAL BALl:ET" S111d1y, Oct•b1t 27, 1•61 111 C1111pt>1• Hill l ilO ,.M. Gonorol Admission: $3.SQ Tick1'1 Av•iloblo •I the Fine Ar!t Box Olfiee WEEKDAYS-11 lo 2 TELEPHONE RESERVATIONS ACCEPTED Ticket Information: 833-661 7 Jim llroWn Julie Harris Diahann Car'roll Ernest Bor9nine • "THE, .. SP Lit•• "ELVIRA MADIGAN" With 1'11 D191rm1rlt " OPIN TODAT 6:41 Peter Sellers in ' ' . "I LOVE YOU ALICE B. TOKW" "THE SWIMMER" IN COLOI 1llCOMMINOIO l"Oll .1.0ULTI .I.LL COLOll INOW S.Mt' PIMllJ. .1.-H.,._.. "THI LIOX"' OWi• 01y "CAPllCI" ~ ............... Or-. .,,;. ·;i't:;,.~AI OP HAllY NI••" f r...a sii,.11"1 "TONY IOMr 11• ......... .I.LL ccitcltl IMOW' Ovtffll ~,_. .. lld'lft '"IHIMAtUATr • ~-s.11 .. "'THI PAm"' 0 11tr OH C..,..._ SMw Wk • .,_,. 7·P.M, ,_..,.. :t.t 7:30.f.:40 C•11I. Sat, I: SW. 1 P,.M. IFYOU'RE THtm, YOU'RE THROUGH! · 52% of the No Hon is under 25 and they've got power. 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Gilt ed fb • Be 11...,...ny . lrid¥"Cdtdt 00 'fr.W down. <BROKERS WEL<X)ME) 3 BR, 2 Ba, pool $40..= ii Cl CNeni.led lot, 'bhlt 'tD eel fet.r ~ tnmt .~ and· , =t : el., : w1th""' .--"""1t 646.7111 't 546.2313 DAVE GAMllLL 1ti~:;:J :::'J..oo mrt, 1>"'""..u. P.>'!'4 end ~sfa""i..'::: =.._a.:,.Goldeo -priced •• ••)Y ' . . '44..0020: uo<ANGE COUN'l'Y'S lrood.-r """"" laoai, ...... ~ • Fi.A w ... eou,... """" 5 PM : l!iT,500! '!bree ~boo> • !lack lay ' .. . L••GEST· 4 e• .......... View, Vlow ol the ,,.,., 1fa al!O to ~~' ~. 'II-~~ IJG."1U es wi .. """"" ~ l'L1JS ./E I VI " -~ ,. __ , cloae ID a dip ...,. AND .,. __ ,_ .. ~ •~·~ .,,.,.,,;,==~---1 iu-...i ~ -· tbe · 1 ot.o IW .,--. • E. 17th St. ~94 beam oelllnp. like new, yad>t """"""'•· o !•t l!dl ~ .c ... <XlNSIDElloATE Adult_., • """'!"" _,. Oc' oo&ll&ll =~";, ~ ;";i'.r 'Yft WAllifl>I ezpt'l><lv. carpob $50,500 nna, A5kinc 1811.500. . .'.c. LISTING of the•WEEK ::"· b '• = aoi. I .,.. ol tam. 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MEi-4642 .... lllhlnc .... --"'l -e -....... _ .. _ .. _ '45,000 p&lio ..... view o1· .... •. . • ·-109'.down .. wlD ..... ' • ----~ "-"-L.-.......... Bay . .. . . . "-rt Btach 220I ' opt:D?-~. Jt • . ~-.~ ~-, ~··r J • 211t-uil ·-·546-2Jl3 .'t' 646-711-t' · .· · RM ·. . 315 Marine Ave., '!"..;3 !!;~~~~n:i...n~•:>~ l BR.2li.fla:lpl .,ht<L pocl; ( .__.Call 61&<116 . 1ll9i l!'mr,'C:M. ·. ~ 143 lrotdwa 645-0181 Btlbot lolo. d73.Moo c:t ~-~..,;...:~ 1 . ' :="•':.':"~"'.'.'! i z.z.z~z.z.z.z.z THE ~EJ\.L EST ATER-> Evtnlnp Zi2-t453 e e . Ftrel Wtlar NOTHING i;>OWNI : .,.__ .,,.._ . . . $22,!lill Full pnce, VA or~ REALrt>~ ...,.. & ~ 1 BR, ll> Corona ct.I Mar 2. Wblleo,,_....,,,... 2STO"Y , 8/8 DAVIDSONRecdty . ,,~, ,_:'~--==OllARMJNG 2 Br.,,,.,._ con _._,.ti!!. MESA JN(Oftl •· s-il" ·.1 · ,. · .. ~ ,;;,. , . .. , ,. SELL or TRADE Harbo~l . fiY ~ ,,._ . Pnvat. ,...,_ vauijed co11,. PEL.MAR-.... OU. •. '· • E llHITS . ' ... !'"~~ ·--'·"Newport lffights Vacatloo -...,. a '"" ... tills b61jalll """'' • "-SboM-·' inc: l;l!_W_ .... ••P t'•· EXcµJljlVE.)utlloted .. , ""':'_,,,,,._ ,_,. . . C +'Ioa.Fl!WIYllMJ·SW. BR. db>""' 21> ,_ fi1>I 5-... ~ 536-tm O,,Ot001 .. -. Co:J:! •BR ' ---I IR 0..plax $21.SOO. Neu..it.~ 5 · SPE IAL! "it.yow""""· ""8lil:Y ·~,., .~ ~ i""-' • .-;:-. _ .-. '""'°"!:· N.., bltna. , & _., P.&. Walk to Net1t 111 a pm. , Pf ~ . . N? 501 Tus~in Rltr. · fll59 Hctor !'iB, CM qtZll!t: Cul de ac~•~ ~ fOO ~..Lli.411 her. Good furniture. Walk IO -•AIL.ach>ota. 2 IR Duplex $29,500 OOWN -$F11All SOOK.O OPEN HOUSE 516-5460 . Ev•. 506&00 Graham· 1......:, CAN YOU SALUTE? ~-· S185"' YQllr 0i11y 10" down I: ~· l..arie deluxe units, , . MON & TUESDAY . -· r Maa;y veterans do DOt know eaae. 67J..f6l3 ments ot $1.00 per month private patios c.orner 3 Bdrm, :i be.th Eastside, C.M. N(!9J' N.B. Post Ofc. 646-241.f they are q1..1alitled to use 3 BR. nr. Albm:Mm.'1 Mkt.. P.ll Doa~t set caugbt 3 Dupl•XM $57,500 Newport spotless home. Mov!!oin con-N ......,,-"--3 Bed , ~ GI digti!ity MORE Fqi.I., ~-I: drapes. $D) ~en this one: On cul~e-sac. Eutskle at llitiml. Owner leaving area. em" .... _..._.., rooms, First Time Offered THAN OMCE for VA loant-Mo. to June 15th; avil. • COATS &-3 BR Units $12,500 M<tng $33.500 • lli bolha, 121•500 -·Like new ,..ciotll 0mgrea ""'"°""' ....,. ...,_ . I Deluxe apll, built-In&. Victorie with your terms ~ W~·6:.~ 4 BR,. 4 Pa. dill/rm, tarn. tian da.te1 for many vetttans OLll 213: ~ WALi.AC Never a vacancy. 646-1811 Ba & D-.-L rm .. unusualdenw/~tbar, . Yoo are-probeb)y ltill ell- . "IALTO. RS! Oldtr Homt $49 ,500 · Y ..... c,. 3 Fpl<o, lg• ~ lli2 ,!itl0. g!bio. Wo can help! can VIJ. Btlboa 2300 • On · Realty, Inc, WAU<EI! ll<all:Y , __ Jun .... b:1 • aSaume this 546 4141-lOOxJX>' lot. WW take 202;· W Balbo. Blvd NB Colt• Mtl• 1100 3.1.16 Vi J:ldo 6'J5.6:D> -Rtal.Estate 962-«Il LEASE • Balboa Duplu .. ,..___ . 1 . 20 tmUa. Ettel areL -73-3 . " ia HOUSE of the MONTH ~ 2 Br 1JQ. -GI-..... Ttr-!....,. -... ) . . Assume sv.01° VA 6 . 663 E .... 673-IOB6 COi.LEGE PARK 3 BR 8". ,,., ...... -VACANT-TERRIFIC "'""""'""' """' ~ :::; '.!-'""'!... """', 2 .. "'!'.'.• For Information call: Mesa Del Mar 'I' ACANT st.,,.. ;Vista, prlcod to ""1 4 BR . ,..., 1!m sq. It .,.. _, tenants. rn-ns1 ~ ~ M'-• a r at $.12,500. Call Paul NOl'din WINTEtt to! ms 3 --,..,. • """ nSIOft 1 •BEDROOMS_. SWIMMING New Usti.., • -·· • ~" oo·~· 882_..., ~ -.b .., oa1y $2!1,000 Br .•• ~ch. Adults~•-. place all ... . ... ... l-·ILI i I PQOL. -... """"""' •• .,, . ·~ ~-... T HAFFDAL REAL TY -~ -tenor. Id:~ enter--· .''?¥"~~• • -iii• kitchen wiUI b.tilt-tn O'I'~ Cameo Sliora •VA NO DOWN pointm~nt tD see "Homes-lo Match Inoome" 507 E. Ba1bora Blv. 6'1S-88I) · l"ind ·a t>etter .. J bedtoom , @ ff ~ ~-~ DdiabtfUl Home WtvJe 3 l.arp bedrooms. 2 baths, 3 BR. ~ The 814i Will'fl~r MZ-4«6 --"""°' MeA Del .flutiid.. ~ ., J •T'i' a~=-~Ot '!!!('~ ·•· •lfilii'· .~· 2 .,,.,.,.__..,Li-& hm-Blufb. Ni._ HJ"""'°'· .. , ·1 • ' Hunffn~ ltadt 2~ 1 :~;:;.-1 Altdn&.$29,950 · ~e~· .. ~ 642"t771 Anj'tfrN * · .,'_faiiiQY_ ·~· 2_"MJ ~:~=~. J! nn iflka11• ,.B9biei!7 ~tti Prl patio.~~::~ ~:·~GU~·.,MA~--·t -BR: ;:Jitx n~ ,;;:i bit and u well located. baths. Converrlait to icbooz ottiri' side."·' Elle ftooio Plan btd!t-in.!. E11tellent condit1.on eves, 833-l ·1 ,, ~t~ l=JXU.lJ.lllPE~ '+Urp,; PElf:kt. $140 Ml>. 01~ hke roof, .U electric ldtcb-B/B and abopplng. for two-larnlty liTlng $7•.SOO Uroi.lgbJut. $)3,4!1) -Quallcy FURN. 1 BR. '6each cottage 4 large BRa, 14'. baths, al!'· to beach. zi3: 696-9880 en, covtred patio, and beau-Ma. !.<Jn&. Mn. Raulnm plus tenna h!ft. Baysbore Park, Ind lse $50 peb/drpes. NicT comer lot :=::=:t·=:::""':;:'==I tifully landicaped, all fbr .......... 'M-IE REAL ESI'ATERS PtfO. nr.oo FP. 644-2189 GJ. or :rnA. RUSH! Condominium 2950 1181 Bak~r. C M. MM440 $27,~..:..,~~ miaseption,i~ DUPLEX :!~E & JOY .,_ ~1111 BWB .'!!? __ ~;. 3 BR. 817'!.,~Ev~TY-... 3 ..,,.,...._,...,...._.. "1L ...... -1.,..,!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!0!!!!!!' I )'OU --.:oue to ace t,, is to NEWPORT ORANGE COUNTY'S r.IWL' ... ,,t time of-lu .. ; ... ~ .• next tG pool --... es • .,,....~ ·~ .,,. ,......, l'\ll·\\11111 -t \Ii\ I ll\\ ......... II! \!I'''' ,, ... 'I"' end .,, .... find LARGEST . Coldwell ..... ,-Co. ....... """" b'~'1orrod B~ "'"'"· "'·""'· -Owner Trtnlm....J place, dbl ..,..... ""'"i S7·SOO a ]>et;;.: ----· ISLAND 293 E. 17th St. 646'1494 ' " N«tb ""'" ..U. Bog ' BR. POOL lo• Ou-imnu: tpl. 2 MIUt ..n 1arg._3 BR, ..P.,.. """"· """1able Unmed! REDUCTION (oles...u11n1 & Co • --·--~~-· ~-.... -. . ~ .= ~ lamil,y ....,,, ..,lb new "'· 2 .._ -""""'$3500 ... ....,. ...... .-.... Pool. .. """''"°" -· WWIDIJ • • LIJ'f<r:13 """.,.....,,.._ NUIUC ... . f IC1 ,_1 oa :;,:-ca?peta A drapes, heavy Dn. Imm Pou 675-23:6 , ~ -1.,_ dJlt G'ea, teen qers 11 «! Illness fbrcri ale of thil: looome •pe.rtment 3 bed· Owner Detperat. lbake roof I: walkinr · · exta._ ... ccir-older wftcome. $237. per ·--home. 642-7777 """" 2 botbo. bmutiful Le<-.... -.....,. -4 .. _.. """"""" "' -& ...... OCE:ANF!tONT DUPLEX .... lat Only $211,9(i0 .... -.. -..... pldt Four spadoos bedrooms, 3 100& Harbor Blvd., C.11. tit.men. Im1111LCU1a.te Inside: • "' .famJly roctn with h~ ..urooms p J c Tu It E PERFECT LoW dn. & pre.paid Int. OK. PHI Jon• RHlty up. 60-0300 Queenltzed batM, mq:niti-~ Ewa. and out. See. Wt Qllreclata. romp11 room. JUlt painted 2 Story inside, 1hllrp lhape outli~. $64,900. 5f3.am W~ 84-7-IB . Ev.es. 536-1124 ..:,,;.,.,;N;;I=,,A:;:LS;:...----1 -pod. Wu !02.!00, NOW Wanted """""161,500. ,,_.,1y inaide end out llm>elleY.,.. • 4 _, """•In wilh low down FHA -RIDU(E[) lo. Sell! 3 Bo. 2 H..,.. Unfumlshocl ::!'.!.:~~can= l&•Bect'mHomes ky & leach ~...:;.:=,:,,.:: aoths-Uu-xeLi-!IDom :,_~1 t:;:, ~;, ~ -portllgts. 1210 ~C.:..,~~~1-==::..;====-·l · · RHlty, Inc. 1 • . A Fam.Uy rocm -Coo4 me ... _ Real ERa ~u -· .. ~-General JOOO YoUr llMD.er born!'! m our We att ~ aklln& in 2o:l5 W Balboa Blwf NB ctkr ~· · lot · Low Down mcwes ~ .._.., te CLllT Have!) R-2 lncon:le. 3 °" ~ "i. znA. ...,..._ .• parant~ tnule plan. :m~~:.: 67i:92~ •ws. ~·JS M, .. ~~) i --~~ lnving_COl.llltry ~ ~ ~·e::cus~~:!.~ ~· kt~-~~ean =-=r•4 lp BR. 1~ BA. ~aa=~Cl2 . =. ~ !:~"::";!:;: Vi-/Yiew/View ' "l'C,C/li!~~.:J -t· ·~ "riiid" :,,"::i~m:,.:;:-,.~ leycroat ~11lr'.A "l223 -~~~=-= ~~~~ .._ ........ t"""'"" ollhee.d< .... •Newport .. SPRING bood, cl ... "' -• • ---Prioed to llelJ .lltOOlfl.Aal5'S-llC. 200 WESI'C.IFF ORlVE term lilltibp. We aw, ar! ~A wtique lnne 00 •. HURTING •. 914 REALTY ·trw~ IU'ffL Elfailenl 4 e:"~c=t·!;-~ A" $29,500 FRA. ·347-9713 $18)-. 4 BR. 2 Ba.. F«IM 6·iS-1711 OpeJ Eva IJW'Chaein,z equ!tlea. ubiqUI! stn!et·k>-strftt Jot ~ Owner bu ~t another • " . " hey! $31,500. 549-2!"& ba bit im PaklB V~ l·BR. Caxb. WBlll:/drye l>'d., ~ 4 Oilldren ac- %125 with view. Private C\Jl.. ant1ttme lM~tAC -Llke new 3 BR, 2 ' -' refri(l'., wfw• cpt., bltnl'. ctpbll:)le. 5M-6980 Bkr. UNDER $25,000 ""''""·Loadedwitb"""'t"'. homo"°" mut ..ii...,,. :!629H.-Blvd..C.M. ""ill be•·~•-• M-tic•llo "°""""'"'°"·2-dlake !162-!6!2arOOS-<ola $185-SBR.2ba.,de-. fd ~.i:-beaut. ' BR. J BL home; a. .......... ..... root 1ge au 85x:llO 1ae mm. .... 4 IEDROOMS ···~• • doon, """' ..., fam. a •til. rm. "" 2 IR HOME """°"" F-Rd. Loi& p1e '1o1 $45°000 wt 16.000 DOUBLE liu lot. 3 BR. 11> Fmced ,_, W/W; - : Sf'ACIOUS wrm A1L MOO. . ~~ ~ roam anb • ~ Pl. tlie testm"el. of extra& WW sell tum or down, ~ will auty 2od ba Lo cbtD nu, PrlDdfls 4 pets OK. Brok~ 534-W . EllNFEATIJRE>;deolttd~· ORAN~& COl/~Y'S -mto atrun &"'°"' Prolet& .~· ,..r....,. ll;ood !loon, potlo, """"' an1um. to -.__nm.~. oo1y, 53&-e! $145-3.l!dnns,lbo.,1-" "' l.4Q:l)£$f. """'" bod< yvd. Pe1oct .,._..... · • ---•~•In town. ANXIOUS !516-360S ."' · -~ OK. the modem ,...........,. In 293 E. 17th St 646-44'4 ."""" IOI' 0 -......,. ...nntta'irit"'1. N'ew poblt ----·-· ln9 -Lone, N-. · .. " · -.,.__ thia_' bedroom, 'bolh ..,._ • · bmily. SS!.!00 ..,...1' .._ •..rt .. Co>pO., ibpeo ·,,s;a>o · EASr SD>E: $1ll> Mo. ium. Bead>. . .... h!IJn Vtlloy f410 !-======"'==:.! -~ ~~-~ ~.".~ l.taH/Pool Home ~ ~=~ J .Dd .....,. -...... ...... DUPLEX -., take''"' J1!A Loon. ."'!'! .~ ~..... _,;., ~ .. • -2 Ceott -1100 U1.11U11: ...,,.""6&-UQUI-..,....., lfll. makesthilaatxcittnsiiome 2 BR f9Ch Ude, hardwood~~~~ buill-U., ,....., _ ... --"~4n1un~ .nuui ~ 1;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;1 to ~UG and large pool me ~~~v ~~~ :i1h1 Bnl £stat~ value. Tllk tour about-.. &ora, douWe ranee. good o:ivered &ll'i-~-=., ... + botJUI n1D1n. Sale!• ya.n!.. TRY 10% DOWN. mon•u •. for "'8t ···-, 4 • ~~~~~~;;;;~~1!;"'"~'°"'rf~bo~mo;in~tnd~•~· ':! Eastalde loc:atieft, $25,000 other ia-trte&.. MM21S Carone d•I Mar 1250 ~·~or ftDt .$21Slmo. Large hnced Ylnl ......,. ... 5 & Dondo Devek>Prne:nt 6'2"5ol00 with tenn1. . .... .,.. ~ S BR, 3 ba.ths, mo6l!rn home lamily room with fully equip. DING-BAT Jor llOClleone with NEW n.-i.... 2 t:ir bi""'• • . . covered -.lio. leue at $200 pedpod.Yacant -qu~•-taimt. imapw;on. iood NEAR BACK BAY Wl8ltllo-M<N Cardlt,d Rlt ra. ei.:. G;; o.-a,,;;. A-:;; *Sophisticated ~ aeuiaa, 1: owzier will ai.fe credll, who wants the stE'tll 1/3 ACRE-$26,9501 O ewport Blv ·· C.M. at Knox. CM. OWN.ER Ocean View witb Pool Sent• An• 1620 .;u·RR WHJTE, beltar ORANGE COUNTY'S option to buy. Asking $29,~. of a lifetime. F\xer-upptr on CUstom built bcl'ne near Prelt-548-1129 Evn. 6"-0584 5'3-85i2 This Fht Tbne Ofter BY. Owner; Co m p J e"t. e l 1 29(1'1. Newport Blvd.. N.B. LARGEST ~ :5C&·SllO &large mmtt lot with 3 bed--Bade 81,J ""· Gek!I'-EAST SIDE: 2 Br f I 3 Bdrm, 3 bath Jll;lne hu :um~ I Br. 2 &th. Hu 67$-4630 eves. 642-2253 293 r. 11th st. 646-4494 '""....,.""'''' n>Oml, ....., mOm. covere1 ~~~-~.!::; . HAUOli VIEW 11ot1'.·5!IO· •• <!on v {. ~~ ""'°"' ._. .. ..,,. ....,. _..-rytlibog 1nc1u""'° ""°' I !!!'!!!!!!!!9!!!1!!!!~!!!!!"""•1 $0 Down. OllEGlREALTY pat1ow1thBs.Q.Prioedun-~-··~·-·· -out.ThoPoo?,d'!'k ..... ,,. ......,,,_$1''11 ...._ __ ,UN£LY1 er. lb""' ·~-IM ~·-·<1eo-'""'*"· the.....,...-.. 2...., °"'"""p;Rl'j liOi!ie ;..,;a,. to -· tn -••----· · ~J •·---• •-~• ·~-s•-~ .._ 1 •·-·-places. on. 1D d~tful dea. move Into. TW9 tine g t -l BR Housel & 5 ~I'll. ... ~ are -wi: •.. ...,. ~~ mo. ~ .._. • ur ~er .......... ,.. ..,.,e,. ...... .,., ' 4 lleclnioms · -Formal dlninl ..om. Fori>ld BR. 2 ho. -""-. """" 1n, 1 ...... -""' :::"'n ~ = ;:! ;,;;;·~ S&ota Alla ~ ~ ~·""n;, ' N..U..t "' """' cul de '""· Immediate ' "".hmlfnl. c:...t ,,.,.....,.,. 438JOll -"'n7 101' "°""· Side C.M. By .....,, PJ.8111 ..._ .,. -~ .;.. -or :ru: DU Miii; : . immaot1ate! ' "'°" "" . Pl-ot .,..;, "' build! CORllN·MARTIN _.,,. """"· """ .,. -db> Anthoim 1650 "" ..... I' i.;.i,....., • 2 dclwt """"· Occupancy 540-tno , ltEAL TORS .._ .,... .. tiled 1n"" Pflo '""="'='.,.....-,--~-1 :· .-ucpat!o •Lu""" land-°"""' w1111..., cotlon tbb TARBELL 2955 Harbor 3036 E.COut H • CdM Mast Vtrdo 1110 • end m"'. end .,...1 . Compl.,.,y furnltl\N ~~·~~""::· I' aea:prd anlUDds • No down beautiful 4 bedroom plUI 71112 EDINGER 67,.1662 A wy l ~ I .... Excellent wlue &t 184.950 $23,:SOO drapes. Vacant O'nl' Baker• CI ~ Low down FHA · 2:9,000. iunll¥ er ftrmal dlnjnr mtt55 or 5*5l40 S:p1ni1h Cti.rm ~ nyttme ~ =~ ': i:; O.Uncy Reef -atm· :{..~ ~~ OUac. 3Xls Fernbeath LN. 1 cb ' ' ••i "rlllg" ..,... ....,. 1n w""""1 i<:io SPECIAL -521,5001 •s1u1>atu1Ac1~0A I.lib .,_~ H'"""'-''"'•rit>I. '"" .....,...,. ,.,. E. c.ut H..,.., °"' • ., ...... +·;.:;;;.,._ . ~ ~"-""" i· -.-_.. SPRING Monlh. Sabm!L SUBMIT NO OOWN tiled rool, _,.... dinfnc ,.. ~,. ~t 111 lonn. ti•.,.. • 613mO , IU"'lki'..,. ¥>m-543<mlll°"'"'",..:..,~~·=~---·I l. a• n'l>•T""' JEAN .SMITH 0.low-lowdownto"°"'·~ ;•ur•&Oin•·'room, Optn lly2301C11y mutttbednn,panelled. ; ~ · ""NNEDY SBR.2Bo.2•t.,.,.,"""" . • .... .. "'1 """"""' • R It Nice -'""" .,,..,.... -.. .,,. ..... ~· ol Bar-ll!'Ult ... this bealllilul -don, cbfld'a "" ''"""' .~ 'WI I ---........ pool. -~· •• "wnvtUM• 9alor em· to C!YU)'lhin&. l w. cftlt'a btl'f('lt lots. t:M.m 1 ldnpiu4 BRa, 1" ti.thl, ~. VaCBnt. OL1f1: m moor 4 SR. 4\ , · , ,.. on lfl.te. Sl9 Rlrbat Bl>d, CM. -"'°""' 2 """"· _..... Pe." ft Barrett Riiy, t9<11 llv'"'I room, .,.,..,., -. ""'! F!IA. '291 -~ •~·-'·~~-u..-. 9-tcfl -1705 -• i..t.ND and~ Private Beach! dtnto& room 1...aiting thoM blMna, dbi s;arqe. room hr ArU:rlQa Li. 962...am ..._..._,. "'__. ~ • ''."" 4 ~ 3 BA rwn • FUNDS a'l'a.lllribie. Contact mi • laey \&COOG· Modem 2· holiday meals. l.o~\J' tiled . bolt I: tnlller. OWNER. Arudoul • 3 Br. 3 BY OWNm 5'4.1 ~. ~ $Z25 -mo._ 33s ~=. . Mt. ~ story • BR A bath, f'pk in Md paneled kitchen. Coni· 1600 We-k.iln Dr. MQ.fi,300 RI 6f6.!Q8 Ew Ba Doubl • ....,,.~ ~ 1 pl~ely miovattd inside and Ir. ' 642'°'85 ' e flrcpliee. $3,(Q) Lido Isle 1351 ~ -...... UY CM. ru: '1811681, I ::!"' .. ~:-.,., ~~~: ooL No Down (;.t 5«>-17211 IALIOA ISLAND *LACHENMYER = t:' ..... ,:U"':::~: U bollt .W. S m>, .,...,., -J)le, N•1-. · MAmJS ·"*""'f<TM»-m•ot ,.&11 TARBELL 2955 H1rbor .2200..-.,.-0-· Diiiy 3 BEDRM DINING-RM: $24.900. 545-Tm n • -lllldlnr -wall -lo S 8R. unfum. "°""· 1131 , ' ~ ,,,. .... lot. TtU1E -"" l'&lio. 3 Bil. .... 2 ""· -E. 2!ni St. . '42-3737 $ 114 PER MONTH -"'" ""' on ... ,,_ $23,500-NO DOW,. ' BR. t ""-.,_ tam. rm. & I!d, tam. • "" din. !ril ""__...... --t.M-~ • "'-'~' • ·_Snllgs 1ntl ·lo11 M.>= .. v;ooEL.B ...... lnclo:lea..,.,.,..,... 2 B~ '*""· 11 ... boy. 2 BR In Decon ............... ......, wl •tbor + .... dln.na, _,,,..,_.~!fa ~l!MY.'m.<l..rm:i'i . 3 BDRM;· ..... /llOOiillow i Sunbrltht .......... lleadt... --~·~ "!,°!!;'Anxl""-Ao att ....... dau. Load& lg ..... patio, nu -.OL k pool. V-·-.-' ff ~ MuC'--··-· -l'!fPiiilabtlledfloo., ...,;..::::"" JUrr:-l>ots.'~ -all the latfttballt-la 12t9'5Cl0ooor51$-'911 Ml4V!•Udo mao ._ & oltallD& ~= pm '. M-• BR s botb --· ~--*kACHENMYlll ... _._.._,Bil I ... "" lam...... . . •·0....w.,..t.Hm ........ ,!s."'""''"'-coll' -111>--"1.IOO.M °""'.:!i"""t• _,, TltY ·!>.fF .• E.R -:;,'::::.'::!,:;'; ~b.~..J:;: Huntlngltil ~;J/IOO,H& 1a• 11A. dbl.-, ,..11311·y;""m_'i:' ' 1'lr y_. Mll•l'f1 hndng ·-e. M 1 CORtlt 1 &• "' oh -..... .., ~-!!40-1120 _,o llllllnr UAlllni" fttl. -..... • tall/llcl>. • BR. 2 Ba. '--·· Wl,fo --. I ~ J. w ... Co. i;;g.""" • . ""' a • ~ TARlflL 2955 H1~--~ lllllUU L ,,__ llS.!00. )YU.. Wu. $ZlO. G ......... -• -,_ -I BR. JIM, .._ tumlJhed Spact«u Jn Li,,..""-..... ,_ N rt 1tocb IUJn', U1-tl&3. &Sl-'12111 ..., t18-.m1 :t ;;;:n:'rrz. . JMD W .:. it3 kit. $15,500. Owner Tot ale« Wue JQb A ~ plw, ~ loL S3t.50L P.\NOl\AMIC Bay VJew •1 ewpo 1200 I BR 2 t11tA. ""* n.,.. i1iiki A MEMO to ~ -:-=',....,~-,,~~--I ,l-,&Dcft _... --t.t'• ,.ai fWr1 ~· 1 Bd. mma or WW. buJld te -.UL a.tboe Re•f EstaN CL the Btufts S Br. 3 bl.611 wet 2 BR. dt'll, 1ge. u.. nn. 6 rvorn, t.rn. )alp Jot. W !IP ... )1aO 90 llllllR Med. 2 •R. Men Vmfe AM. , . ~ f-. ~ """"wlt!i e>1ra lot (Of >S,(Q) rQ. It 11JO E. = ::.o llali,. :;'a!!:'· ~ ~4!1 tiL '!"·1 IP!., elec. k!tdl. or "':i i..o--•1&11 ..... for ---~~·~~ .. 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Considered as an alternative was board action to raise taxes without a vote of. the people. It was decided to wait until the next board meeting, Nov. 6, when the outcome ol the (Los Angeles County Assessor Philip) Walson Amendment will be known, to resume discussion. Board members passed a resblution op- posing the ~endment.. Proposition 9, with Smith dissenting. He said he favors passage of the Watson Amendment in order to force the legislature to come up with tax refonn. District Superintendent N or m a n Watson told Ute board they would need to com~ up with $2.l million for building projects.rto stay abreast or enrollment demands next school year, 1969-70. Taken into account is another $3.4 ... ~. .,_ ' t·. ,,....,~,.,.,, ..,. ~· . . . ,,..:... WY.t.1~.,,~~ii;;. . • ' ' ..,...,~,.,..,... ' ~ -,.,,_ • ..... ..... ~ ,. '('f..J.,~ CdM STUDENT BODY PRESIDENT PAYS OFF TRADITIONAL WAGER AT HARBOR HIGH Mol1s1u and Fe1th•rs Applitd by Sailor Officers Rob P•ddycord (left), Dou1; Dov•y Student Tarred . Comes Unstuck The student body president of Corona de! Mar High School was tarred and feathered Wednesday by students or Newport Harbor High School. Stephen Jump, a Santa Ana Heights resident, did not resist. According to tradiU on he had it coming. Hla school mates did not buy as many student body cards as students at Harbor High . Juinp wasn 't really tarred. Gooey molasses was poured over him instead. Then to the delight of Harbor High students assembled to watch, feathers were applied. Last year the Harbor High student president was tarred and feathered at Corona del Mar. Harbor Iiigh barely won thi1 time with 68 percent of students • in Card Contest buying cards to 67 percent at Corona del Mar. The activity cards, which cost $G apiece, are used in place of admission to athletic events and student dances. During the tar and leathering a student photographer from Corona del Mar High School was pushed from a platform and his camera damaged, school officials said. The youth who did the pushing was a continuation high school student not supposed ~ be on campus, they said,. The ot.fler boy mistook the st'Hdent photographer for a police informer and there were shouts of "Nark,'" according to reports. In the student parlance a "nark" i~ one who reports students using narcotics. Second Huge Apartment Coniplex Near HS Eyed By .JACK CIIAPPELL 01 1M 01ltJ li'lltl Si.II . Another mammoth $12 million apart· ment complex appears bound for Newport Beach. R and B Development Company, developers of the single-adults.only South Bay Club near Harbor High School, now has plans for a 718-0nit complex for young marrieds and singles. It wW be built across the street from the 732-unit "singles mecca:' Groundbreaking for the new complex will begin about Feb. I, 1969, if all goes well, R and B partner Robert Frank said. First city action on the l&I Angeles company·s proposed complex will come al 8 p.m. tonight when the Planning Com· mission considers the request. Development would be on the northwest corner of 16th Street and Sea GuJI Lane.. Predicted occupancy or the complex would be aboul 1,200. from $160 for a one-bedroom unit to $300 for a two-bedroom furnished apartment, he said. To be built on about 15 acres, the three- story structures would occupy about 40 percent of th e land, Frank said. The re- mainder would be used for parking, landscaping, and recreation. The multi-million dollar complex will have a health club, large. pool, billiard room , conference room, lighted tennis courts. sand volleyball court, and an arts and crafts room. The neighboring South Bay Club con· slruction is well under way, Frank said. The first f02 units are to be completed by March. Ralph Boston, Barbara Ferrel Break Records MEXICO CITY -Americans Ralph Boston and Barbara Ferrel broke Olym· pie records in the long jump and women's 200-meter dash to highlight early action today in the XIX Olympics. Boston, who shares the world record of mco ' . '' ,__ 27 feet 4~, inches with Russiaii .fg?f ';rcr· Ovanesyan, smashed' his oWn 'Ol)'mpic record with a leap of 27-1 1h. He set the old Olympic mark or 26-7:!A in the 1960 Games at Rome. Miss Ferrel, who won a silver medal In the women's 100 meters earlier this week. raced to a 22.9 clocking in a 200 quaWying heat. That broke the old Olym- pic matt of 23.0 set by the United States' Edith McGuire four years ago in Tokyo. Wyomia Tyus, the gold medalist in the 100 meters for the United States, also won a 200 heat, but in the comparatively slow time of 23.4. Margaret Bailes, the third U.S. entrant in the 200,. was second in her heat in 23.1. Carpet Rolled Out in Newport Someone rolled out the carpet for James J. Knickerbocker, of 2750 Gannet Dr., Costa Mesa, and be isn't at all happy about it. Knickerbocker told Newport Beach police Wednesday that thieves hauled away 200 yar.ds or burnt orange. nylon carpeUng from his carpet shop at 4001 Birch St., Newport. Police said the burglars apparenQy entered the shop's storage area at night by breaking off the padlock on a rear door. million In state and £ederal funds the district would become eligible for by rais-- ing the $2.1 million, Watson said. One. way to raise t.be $1. 1 million would be to tncreaie the lax rate Z3 cents above the present M cents per $100 of assessed valuation, be noted. That could be done beginning nett July when a law permitting boards to increase tues to match funds for state-approved building projects becomes effective. Smith said he preferred calling ano\her bond election to raising laxes without public mandate. · The last bond election or $7.25 million narrowly failed at the polls Sept. 17. A reeount showed Jt got 66.57 percent ap- proval with 66.67 percent, or two-thirds,, required. Watson suggested two reas-0ns why another bond election might not succeed. He said several other school district5 have bond elections scheduled and the voter may become sated. He also furs a backlash in terms of "the voter has already spoken." But Watson also noted that a bond WUe would spread costs over a number of years and require less of nn i!Jlmediate jump in tai:es. Bombing Halt Due? LBJ Awaiting Saigon, Hanoi Okay WASHINGTON (AP) -President Johnson today awaited f a v o r a b I e response from both Hanoi and Saigon in his efforts to arrange final terms for an end to the U. S. bombing of North Viet- nam . Before ordering a bombing halt, U. S. officials said, Johnson is determined to receive North Vietnamese assurances his action will move forward the deadlocked Paris peace talks and freeze the level of combat in South Vietnam. There still ha& been no word here of those assurances. South Vietnamese leaders are reported meanwhile to have refused to sign a joint declaration proposed by the United States Cities League Harbor Vote PlarfCbnfittiitfd ~~ - · B~r~:C<tr.UNs · , Of "'9 Dllll, li'lltl SI.,, Newport Beach Vice Mayor Lindsley Parsons today confirmed reports that the Orange County League of Cities may seek a county-wide election ne:1t Sep.. tember calling for dissolution of the Harbor DistriCt. · · Parsons is a member of a five-man League committee studying the Issue: He emphasized that no recom· mendation has yet been made to the full League membership. "It's still in com-- mittee," he said. "And when it comes out it still has to clear some major hurdles." A special election on the fate of the Harbor District, he pointed out, must first win approval of the county's Local Agency Formation Conunission (LAFC) and then the Board of Supervisors. It is possible, he conceded, that the county agencies might hold the election. "If they oppose it," he said, "we just might wind up with a r~ferendum, fore· ing the election." The League com.nitlee's plan at Present focuses on a September election' date in order to bring about a start in dissolution proceedings by Jan. l, 1970. The. League for more than a year has sought to eliminate the district's taxing powers and turn over its responsibilities to a reorganized County Parks Depart· ment. AU operating funds would come out of the county's general tax revenues. An effort to bring this about through state legislation failed last spring. Legislat.ors told the League, in effect, to settle the matter on the local level. lt was considered bad form and a bad precedent to seek state intrusion into a county controversy. Parsons said the committee has a "an Inch-thick" pa cket of material on the su~ ject. He said be intends to go through it very carefully to make certain that the city of Newport isn't stuck with many harbor maintenance and service costs ln the event of Harbor District dissolution. "That's why I'm on this committee. 1 don't want Newport to inherit the responsibilities of t h e Harbor District without adequate compensation for any expenses incurred . That revenue should be provided by the rest of the county.'' Other committee members include Huntington Beach City Councilman Jack Green; Westminster City Administrator Robert Huntley; and Westminster Coun· cil member Mrs. Joyce Neugebauer. in halting the bombing. President Nguyen Van Thieu is said to have several objections, the main one being U1at there should be no enll to the bombing of the North unless Hanoi gives firm guarantees it will not escalate the war. U. S. Ambassador Ellsworth Bunker, who met with Thieu three times Wed- nesday, met again with the South Viet· namese president today, presum'ably in an effort to iron out the difficulties. Whlte House press secretary George Christian said today, "l have nothing to report to yo_u beyond what was said yesterday when he issued a statement ' PLANNING MAR!l;).GE Jo1ckie K•nnedy, 39 saying there was no . basic change in the Vietnam situation and ''no breakthrough." Christian wouJd not conunent on the meetings between Bunker and Thieu, nor would he discuss a statement by Australian Prime Minister John G<lrdon that John$on had been in touch with him concerning a possible bombing halt. Johnson administration 1 e a d e r s generally sougbt to keep bombing-hal t negotiations secret. But information available in official quarters here is focused on the problems with North Viet. nam. JACKIE'S CHOICE Aristotle Ona11l1, 62 Jackie l(ennedy Plans Marriage to Billionaire NEW \'ORK (UPI) -Mrs. John F. Kennedy will marry shipping billionaire Aristotle Socrates Onassis within the next few weeks and possibly withi'l a week, it was announced officially today. The announcement was made by M r s. Kennedy's mother, Mrs. Hugh Auchin· closs of Washington, through the (onner first lady's secretary, Nancy Tucker· man. MU!s Tuckennan said she thooght the wedding would take place within the week but she said she did not know where. The annooncement came as a surprise to some of the Kennedy family's cl~t friends. Onassis has Deen a friend of \he family for many years and he bas played host to Mrs. Kennedy on his palatial yacht in the Mediterranean , but their relationship until just recently seemed no mote than platonic. Mrs. Kennedy. 39, has been widowed for almost five years. onassis, 62-year· old owner of a vast oil tanker fleet and airline, Wa'i divorced·by his first wife ln 1960 and has been linked since that Ume w1Ut opera llll>ger Maria caU... bar to the union since Ona.ssis' first mar· riage was contracted in the Greet Orthodox faith . The former firs~ lady was reported to have already informed her bcildren, Caroline, 10, and John Jr., 7, of her serious interest In Orlassis. Onassis, whO has two chlldren. Alexander, 20, and ChrisUna, 18, both U.S. citizens, is an al· fectionate father and a devotee of water sports, as Wa& the late President John F. Kennedy. Those Santa An<ls tiave blown lhcmselves out, insis~ the weather- Jnan , and f'rid,y'1 coastal weather will be slighlly cooler wilh tern~ ~rature.~ up to 75 hereabouta and 8S Inland. Neit 'door, the singles-«lly complex will #hav• about 900 people. Mesa Waitress Murdered II was learned that Mn. Kennedy recently -informed Roman C at hot i c church authoriUes of her lnle'Jltlon to marry on...11. one ol lhe world's rkbe3I have al r,e'a d y ln!onzied her children, INSIDE TODAY DArLY PILOT Sporll Editor Gtann White, on-actnt in ~t:r ko ~ty. swarma aU ot1tf ~' Olympic Gemes todaJI to COOff' tt>eruthing from_ water polo to protl1~. starttnu on Page 21. J , Frank said the two apartment com- plexes will not share parking or recrea- tional facllitieit No chJldrcn will be allowed ln the new complex. Frank said. "Occupancy is lO be limited to chJldless couples and singles,'' he cmphasir.ed. "This Is realJy a very good situation for the city!' Frank sakl. "It will place no strain on their tJilting faclltLles. If you Jllll in a 700-unil 1hal accepled diUdreo, you'd probably ha"' to pul In a new achoo!. Price\ far the 1partmeots wttl nm t ,. By ARTHUR R. VINSEL Of ,._. Di1111 li'ltot ., .... A killer ambushed a pretty cocktail waitress outslde her Costa Mesa apart· ment early today, Olen escaped as • police patrolman who heard 1hols aM s c r e a m 1 franUcally searched the neighborhood. Mysleriouo drops ol blood -nol lbo<e of the victim -led away Crom the murder tctne at the A c a p u I c o Apartment&, 7to W. l!lh SL, ballllnJ Jn. -----~~~------- \ vestlgalors tryi"i to determine j1M what happened. Officers found no gun at the death scene. suggesting the pos;lb1llty that the victim, Rose Marie Surface. 24, wrestled for her Ufe when surprised as she arrived home from work. She was dead on arrival at nearby Hoag Mmnorltl Hospital llhorlly aft<r s 1.m., suffering at least one tieavy caliber ...,.ool -In the bead. Co.<la Mesa DelectlVe Captain Ed Glasgow said a Soulhlarid-wlde hunt ls on for the victim's ex-husband, James Weld· ner, 28. who Is wanted for questioning in the dcaUt. The immediate search led to Downey and Redondo Beach, but neither address checked out and &he hunt shifted to ano1bu ma, whert Weidner Is Jmown to pollce. A certain deO'tfl of confusion «ir· l'<IUllded the Initial Inv~ ol· the (See MURDER, Pa&• II • ' Stoel'c llfarl'ceu NEW YORK (AP) -Stoct marttl gahJ.11 in a botaterous "peece ralt)t" wtre !rimmed late thls aftm>oon u huvy volume dallied with a poulble new record for a day'• tradln£, (See quol.atlom, Page. 26-27). Wllh 90 mioutes 1UD to go In the seslion, t.urnover wu 11.34 mlllloo Wru. ...... _ ... ' l • • -~ • UAll.Y PILOT U.S. Leads In Dragon, • ~-star Class . ,, .• ,. 81 AIMON LOCKAllEY .,. .......... ltalltle ...... ACAPULCO -A1l lhe Olympic • yachting regatta neared lhe hallway . ,. . -l'"• point today Am~~ sailors are men- ~-. Wly polithlng gold· medals in only two ,.. ct...e. -SIUI ..., IJr&gOOI. -Lowell North aod Peter Bariett managed lo stay in the running in lhe SW' Claal Wednesday despita getting nipped oo the linlsh line by Edwin Bernet ol S~land "'!'I °"!"ood ~Jes of ,. the BahOmu. '11'< l\dlll pla"! puta~ll>e-- U.S. Allon· ahead .m total poUU:but .-: leaves them trailing Norway by 2.7 p01nLs On the best twO out of ttiee ))uis, .; Buddy Friederickl came to life in fine style to win tbe th1rd race in the Dragon ClaM by a wide margin, giving him a three way tie for first in the best two out of three. His toughest hurdles from here out will be Aage Birch of Denmark and Paul Borowsld of East Germany. DAIL y l'ILOT Sti ff l'Mlt Gminer Co< bas yet lo get Clldema moving put the middle of the neet ln"the 5.51. Bob James is turnlng ln a middling performance In the Flying' Dulclmwl; and Carl Van Duyne appears to be hopelessly out of contention as be lookl at two dlsquaWlcations and an eleVeoth CONES MARK BLOODY TRAIL FROM. DEATH SCENE Each Splotch Step to F...edom as 'Police Closed In -,. .. place in the races. · . . . Main coosolaUon in North's thifd. place Wednesday was that he hid NOrWay'I Peder Lunde behind him in sixth place From Page 1 and Denmark'• Paw Elvstrom buried in 'uu· RD' ER tenth. The San Qie~o SftOmaker itimed'IO, lf;I-• , , his usual come from ~. performanc6, : • _..._ ~ -~;: . moving North Star frcm:i'ti&htb P~'\· .f~ly In light of the trail of \~taithing in the shadows. the ~Jrst weather ~Ul &ecand ·afilbe .. bJ out of the area where the Offiti!r Nutt said he heard one sbol - second.,weather mart, · · · ~ tic~W"as ambushed. .then screams _ and mor•··&hots, but On ~next downwbld leg North c~t ' ofMge Cotfnty Sheriff's crime lab Bernet, who had~ leading 11.ll the w~y, technicians were minutely examining the (rom that j)otht on, the fatal sequence of and the two engaged In a fur.lous tacking :area· this morD.ing, with each droplet events is unclear. duetastheycllmbedup.lheftnalweather marked by a plastic cone like a grim "We just don't know," said Captain leg. Th~ desparate rup napping almoSt .route fo l'reedom. . Glasgow. -~ol-the-.. ~-·..• . . . nied.a.lPt Durwood Knowles of '!'U;e •• --·~a~ Randy Nutt wa9 1n the The victim was not sexually molested =. ' , who had been· cons.L!tenU, ln __ '!leigbbot~ •t 3 ~m., when he heard a or robbed , but when asked if the slaying "Place untll'N~· took oVer, salleO ~-;&hot,,~ 8: ~~·then more shots aod appeared to be a crlm.e of pass1oii, police -" · of tl1 · -·""'-~A..1 ... -'1Wran hwi~ tnr:tbe scene. me~e.lly up the m1 , le . · e ~"·:--:, "'fi*tehid/to th!! corner of West lSth would offer no comment. M~serv~~ ·~ :m th~. '.Streetahd~Wanm Avenue after the IOCii· No gun was found at the murder scene, ~et's w:f~ ~cross the 1=~y ln-tioli ~~iApinjlOffited, Officer Nult found .... which discounts the idea that Mrs. ch Tbe finish horns &:Ir the three boats the victim apparen.lly already dead. Surface might have been carrying a es. . Investigators SaJd the woman arrived . were only seconds apart. • ... home .from her job at the Orangefair weapon to defend herseU against a known ~ thing that hurt North .~:tP,!., restaurant in Fullerton after getting off enemy. . . ·. . finish was the coogregatlon of JUl'J't-.._ at 2 and started into the apartment Speculation indicated she ought have spectator boats that lay to windwll'.d 1o'-buildti~'atter parking her car been missed by tbe first shot, then grap- witness the close finish. . ~ Walking between two c a'r p 0 r ts, pied. with her atta.c)l:er befor~ ~e bl~ The most anuuing perfonnanct. ~~ ho she 88 amb···"ed by someone her 1n the head, apparenUy killing her lll-five classes i!I being turned ln ~: · wever, w uau · stanlly. BritJ.!b Flying Dutchman saUot i:~· She may have wounded the killer if Stuart Pattison. In each of thl! Uifee such a struggle occurred. races he has led the 36-boat fleet to be Rezoning Plan An autopsy was still under way at , , ...flnlsb lloe by more than two minutes. Wcstcliff Mortuary thl~ morning lo Unfortunately, he was""thrown out of the -· · determine trow ··many-tunes -the dead first race on a protest by canada . F 01' 19th, 20tll won1an was hit and from what range. The weather for Wednesday's race Politi! said there were apparenUy no subsided to a gent.le eight to t en knots children from Mrs. Surface's prior mar· alter a eever• squall passed throu&h the To Be Re,,,:"ed 1iage to Weidner and lhat she and her aru before dawn. Windl!I for today'• T....., husband had only been living in Costa fourth race were forecast to be even Mesa about three months. Ughler. The fleet will rest Friday and Stroog resident opposition lo a pro- resume competWon on Saturday. posed zoning change by the Ne\fPOrt A large contingent of Newport Beach Beach Planning Commtsalon along Cen- yaebting fans are on hand here to witness tral Newport's 19th and 20th atreets bas Narcotics Officers the 01,ympic sailing. Many o! them .are resulted. in a modification of tbe orlglnal serving in officlal capacities. proposal. . Arre8i 2 Newpo1t Man Bm·ned In Capo Fire . Fire in a one room cabin Wednesday night has left a capiltnno Beach man suffering today from lalrna over If per· cent <>f his body. The victim, Jesus E!Culia Guzman, 30, who lived in a cabin in Brown's Trailer Park, 34242 Doheney Park· Ro ad , Capistrano Beach, suffencl first, second and third degree bum11 Jn the 8 p.m. blaze. The rezoning, requested by residents of 19th street would have been a start in the eventual residential use of the e n t i r e area, according to city planners. Amendment 250 would have rezoned Men 011 Drug Rap from C-1, C-2 and R-3 to R-2 properties on State and city narcotics officers seized ooth sidclrof 20th street and the west side an allegedly "substantia1" amount of H- of 19th street northerly of Balboa licit drugs and marjiuana and arrested Boulevard. two Newport youltw op possession In a new report from the plannillg chal:ges, pollei!·reported Wednesday. department staff to the commission, only ba:vid Cullen, 18, of m Ruby Ave., 19th street, excluding the Tastee Freeze, Balboa Island, and a companion were ar· is now recommended for change. rested in the combined effort of state, Property on 20th street, the area of the Newport and Costa MW narcotics of· protesting property owners, will remain ficers. unchanged. Cullen's friend was later released by ' City Planning Director Ernest May'r poll.cc. Jr. said that from a theoretical st~nd-• 'Tfle officers had gone to the residence 4 County fire officials said Guzman was 1 washing greasy clotning in l wash·tub,of ~ gasoline, when fumes from the liquid ~ were ignited by a oearby water beater. -point it would be best to rci:one the Wider Tueaday afternoon with e Grand Jury in· belt. · · · :di~ent chargi~g Culleil ~ the sale of "However, from the practical point o( dahgerous drugs' to '• afat,·undercover view, because of the strong opposition by narcoUcs officer-. the people on 20th street, it's best to ex· After the o(fieers served Cullen with : ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ l • • • • " • • • • • l i • • ! ! I DAILY PILOT Jtclt l . Cwrlty Vi« ,rn .... I '""" C.-•el IM"ll'tr Tlie1111t IC.t•Yil ldllw n,,.. •• A. M11rphl11t IM!lftll'lt l"dl'91" Jw••• F. C.111111 P1wl Ni11111 H-' ·~ Advwt11l11t ClfY Edrtw omi.r ....,_, .._. Office 2211 w •• , 1.1 .... a.~1 ..... ,, Mtlll119 Aiir1111 ,,0. le• 1171, tl••l --· c ... ........,, nt W..1 .. , ",.., LHroll'lll a..111 ftl ~I A-t ~ .. _,,, _, "" SWMI elude them from the change," he 1aid. the warrant, they searched the house and Mayer predicted that within a decade garage, allegedly finding lhe contraband. the whole McFadden Square area will be Officers said they found four plastic completely different from what it b now. bags containing marijuana, several He said there will be residential develop-capsules of a white powder, and codeine ment only In the area of the boat yard! tablets. and th' Volkswagen agency. The haul was termed "substantial" by Eventually, the people on 20th street Costa Mesa police. will want residenlial ionlng, he said. CUllen is scheduled for arraignment The planning commission will act on Oct. 25 in Newport-Mesa Municipal Court the re-zoning tonight at 8 o'clock in city on the charges or marijuana Jl'.OSsession hall. and possession of narcotics. · - Appraisal Slated 0.1 Center Sites Anaheim appraiser Cedric A. White Jr. has been hired by the city of Newport Beach to delennine the val ue of two alternate civic center sites . White, who will be paid a maximwn of S7 ,500 for the job. will appraise a site near N~·ort Centtr as well as the present location of city hall at 32nd Street on the peniMula. Hts agreement w!lh the city notes that he ls lo include the cost of demolilhlng the present clty hall buildi"I• "to aid In your appralAL" The city couneil rtetnUy agrec!d to leave the hiring of an appra~r to the di.5cretlbn of Mayo r Doreen Marahall and key municipal aicles . He ls also scheduled to appear before the Grand Jury c;>ct. 29 on lts indicbnenl Cullen was released Wednesday from the Costa Mesa city jail after posting 17,IOO ball • CoastACLUPla.µs Pal'ty in Beach Guns what the Orange Coast Cha pter ol the American Civil LJberties Union ls coolinl up -• cUc:bipanda. The p.y dinner party, wtlh Mwc:an rood and music, will be held Saturday at the horn< cl Mr. and Mn. Robert Coe, l&m. Harkness Circle, H u n t j.n I t o n Harbour. • The fest!vltltr are to be under way at I p.m.. 11CCO!'ding to Mn. Eileen Cun- ningham, in charge of the planning com· mlttH. The chapter includes the cit.Its of No Parking Fees· • • .· Mayer Boies to C,o ro~ts Nowpart Beach Pllllll1ng Dlroclor Enlf:at Mayer Jr. said today be will recommend abandoqmenl of a cl\)' pro- pol!al lo compel builder• lo pay cash lo the city ti they don~ provide parking spaces with new commerclal COO· atnlction. Tht,111n Heu" payment plan be opposes included in a new parking ordinance to be consldmd by city planning com· rnJe.lonen ·tonight. Approval of other provisions of the ordinance is e:ipccted. Under the "in lieu" plan, builders would have to pay into a city fWld an amoun~ of mpney equivalent to one-ball the cost of parking !f>B.ces otherwise re- quired by the new law. The fund would then be used to de velop public parking loll. 'Police Set Up Radar Zones Near Schools Radar, developed dUring World War ll to.aave England from Hiller's bomber!, b now being used in Newport Beach to save school children from speeding motorists. Newport police have started a radar speed control program. around the city's school zones and ·In the high aeddent areas of town. Officers said ihe program (:aroe ~bout as a result of requests by ci~ for pto- tection from speeding vehicles.· Traffic Investigator Reed Gloshen, said the programed use of the electronic device would be something new for the department. "Before this we used the radar on a sort of hit or miss arrangement.," be said. Now the police department is work· ing with the city traffic engineers office to determine the spots where radar con· trol ls needed. Officers said the department has only one unit, but that another may be purehased. "Most people don't really understand what the radar unit b . Some people think of It as some kiDd of a little black box that alts an a sign or something and takts a picture or a speeding car as it goes by,'.' Gloshen 1,d. . . '. l ~ That iSn't Die way it'W6ris. he added. The radar unit fits into the left rear wi11dow of a stand ard police unit, he said. The officer inside-the c8r has a gauge from the unit that reads just like a car speedometer. As a car ,approaches the sending unit, il! speed i;eglsters on the gauge. 1 There's even a button for the patrolman to push to fr~ the needle at the motorist's highest speed. He can then show a disbeliever the device's record. Trafflc sergeant Ron Wymer, said about half of the city's l,000 monthly speeding citations result from use of the radar unit. He empha!lzed however, that the unit ls not a money-making speed trap for the city. He said tickets were given only for exceeding the safe speed limit. According to the program now being used by the department, radar may be in these areas of the city: Irvine Avenue near Marinera Elementary Sclulol, 15th S t r e e t and Redland,, A venue near Newport Beach Elementary Seboo~ on !darguerite Avenue above Coast Highway 1n Corona del Mar and along Balboa Boulevard. The NewJ>Qrt'Tfubor Oiamber olCbm· merce, the C«ofla del Mar Cbamber ct Cqjnmerce and the Newport-Mesa Boaril ol ·R<allora are all oppoood lo •IJie "111 lleu" propoeal. · JObn Macnab, l!J>l!•~lng !or lhe Newport Harbor chamber, cited two ptlo- cipal objeetloos to the payment plan. ·· "The depol!it of lllloot 11 ,IOO lo !2.000 per parking space'. -preaent market value -would not guarantee a businessman an off.street parting facility for his business or adjacent businesses," be said. _ "Alo<>, lh~;. Q.O &Jll!f.&nl!< !hat lhe 'i/1 lieu' fee on ~ Tl.th the city wonfd oot result Iii CO!latruction ol • ~ facility for the businessman's C'O!n~ long before one is built lo --~ business." Planoing Dfrector Maytr said the ar(UlTients of Macnab, whlcb also reflect Che pGSIUons of the realty board and the ~na ·det Mar chamber, are ·"loilcil" He said the "in Ueu" option payment is hot Cmi;itClered. a "$acred" •. by the city 1talf, which prepared the otdinance. · •'The staff,'' ho..aaid,-\Ois ,fl\OSt"""ffpling and indeed even happy lo recommend Its removal from the ordinance." -4. He said he wW so advise the planblng Commission tonight. Mayer emphasized, however, that he still strongly supports t h e rest of the ordinance, wbicb calls for Ui.e provlsioo of i>ar~ 8Jl121!&, w~ .a» new <.'On· . structiOD> ID commercial r.onea where -~king'tequJrements do nol a\Tly. He · said that encompasses about ha the ci· ty. . ·Emigh ~Tough Sailor' 8ut Discovery Hope Fades By PAMELA POWELL Of 1M Dtlllr Piiot ll•ff A fourth aircraft began ~ssing some 70,000 miles of Merlcan water to- day as the search for a Newport Beach family of five and the 46-foot yawl T1are entered ils ninth day. Two U.S. Air Force and two Coast Guard plapes resumed their search at dawn todliy for Robert Emigh, 35, bl! wife Patricia and' their three eblldien who hav~~n .. ~i!t&19r_ll!9 ~~kl on a cruise that was to have taken them to the Caribbean. Meanwhile, George W. Drucb;, owner of the yacht, has been staying with the Jack Greenlys in Newport Beach. He was to have met the mls8lng vessel Oct. 5 In Puerto Vallarta, Mex. The Emigh family was last seen Sept. 28 in a grocery store on the small island of Cedros. Drucker, an attorney with offices in Beverly Hills argl <lucago, said· he:Was still hopeful that Eml~ and his family would be found, but that hope was fading. "They could sUU come tooting into Puerto Vallarta wondering what all the fuss is about," he said. "But I just don't think so. ti Asked what he thought the chances were for finding the overdue crew and vessel, Drucker said: "I just don't know. l know it's a tough boat and Bob is a tough sailor. The Coast Guard hii done such a thoroug!l job. The boat just isn't in those areas." Drucker, who has known Emigh for six years, originally boughl the boat from Emigh fi ve years ago. He was to have met the vessel every two weeks on its long voyage. "In fact I already had my plane tickets," Drucker said. If and when the search planes are call- ed back, Drucker said it would be futile to continue the searCh on his own. "These guys are professionals," he s a Id. "They 're doing a ~ job, so if _ they can't find them, then 1 can't find them." The yacht, which had been doc.ked at Berkshire's· Restaurant, has sailed in numerous races including the Tahiti race. several races to Ensenada and twice in the TransPac in 1965 and 1967. Magistrate Created WASHINGTON (UPI) -l>residenl Johtu0n signed into laW 'today a bill to abolish the office of Ui:ited StateS com- missioner and create in Its place the post of federal magistrate. The transition will take plaei! over a three-year period . OWNER OF MISSING llOAT George Drucker Beach 'Sit-in' Brings Arrest Just sitting·on the beach these days can be a trial;or mean one. Ask Jack Richardson Alward, 48, 4208 . ruver Avenue. He was booked by Newport Beach police for reSisting arrest as officers tried to get him to leave the groin con· struction area at 44th Street Wednesday moring. Officers said Alward had bee.n asked to leave the area twice, was issued a clta· lion but still refused to leave. "If you want me off this beach, you will have to bodily remove me," he told them. So they did . But he put up his dukes when the or- ficers tried to get him into the politi! car. In the ensuing fracas, Alward advised the officers that he bas a history of three heart attacks. Police took him to Hoag Memorial Hospital where a doctor pronounced him fit. Then they took him to the Newport ci· ty jail. Alward balled out shortly afterward. 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As long as the hospital repays its loan on time, the state will contribute nothing. But if the hospital Is unable to meet payments, the state will pay off the k>an. Hospitals find it dlfflcult to obtain private financing at the present time because few banks are willing to foreclose on a hospital. 1berefon:, len- ding institutions art unwilling to accept hospital property as security. Backen of Proposition S llY state Department of Public Health figures Ind 1 cat e California now faces a shortage of 11,523 modern hospital bech:. 1be problem wlll become more acute as the nation's most populous state continues to grow. The Ugures Indicated 1,2111 new beds were needed alont wilh modernization of the facilities for 15,242 bed!. The shortage includes 3,411 new beds and 8,789 modemiied beds (or the care of acute lll· ness and 2,865 new betls and 6,453 modernized beds for the treatment of long-term illnesS. UP TO STANDARDS The additional beds are re- quired lo bring caHfomla hospitals up to natiooal Jtu. dards, supporters of t be measure argue. "The total shortage tn. dicates that existing hospital bed needs are only 85 percent met," they said. "In many communities, the percentage is much lower." Since 1947, hospital con- struction has been financed on a three-way sharing baaia witb the federal and 1 t a t e governments paying one-tb1rd each and the hospital the other third. But the federal Hill-Burton Act may expire ne:rt year and ' Gov. Ronald Reagan has said the slate will not be able to make dire<:t grants to hospital construction after this fiscal year. The program will cost the federal and state governments more than $19 million this fiscal year. Sens. Stephen P. Teale, (D- Ra i 1 road fiat; Lou Cusanovich, (R·Van Nuys,) and Joseph M. Kennlck, (D- Long Beach), wrote the o(· ficial argument in favor or the measure. SAVE MONEY "A yes vote on Proposition 5 win authorize a constructive a I t e r n a t e state-supported mortgage insurance plan to match federal funds. 1t could save California taxpayers $20 million per year," they said. "Instead of outright grants or money, the state would help • necessary hospital pn>jeds b' providing mortgage insurance to improve the ability of sponsoring organluUons to borrow more money f« longer periods at lower interest rates," they added. The official argument against the measure was drarted by Sens. It L. R i c h artlson, (Jt.Arcadia); John G. Schmitz (R-TusLin l. and Clark L. Bradley (R·San Jose.) - Thursday, Octobtr 17, 1961 • I ll __ I A BIT OF VICTORIANA ... ANAHEIM <<< North Euelid -5l5 ·812 I Mondey thru S1turd•y I 0 •.m. to t :JO p.m. , • • • LACY SHIRTWAISTS Flirt through Fall in coquettish ruffles reminiscent of a romantic ye steryear. Wear a gentlewomon's shi rt ... ever so demure in snowy wh ite polyester/cotton. A) Trellised with rosebuds and lace. BJ Ruffled iabol, rose bud trim. CJ Tiered bib-front. D) Standup colla r, gathered wrists. E) Hi-button collar. By Rhoda Lee, 30-38. each 7.00. Mail and telephone orders inv ited. Bkiuses, Shirts, b6 NEWPORT <41 Feshlon lsltnd-6<44-1212 Mondey thru Frid~y 10 e.m. to 9:30 p.m. Seturday I 0 e.m. to 6 p.m. HUNTINGTON BEACH - 7777 Edinger Avenue -892-lll I Monclay thru Seturd1y 10 1.m. to 9:30 p.m. • I I Costa ·Mesa ·~-EDITION VOL 61", NO. 250, 3 SECTIONS, 34 PAGES ' ' ORANGE COUNTY,,CALIFORNIA THURSDAY, OCTOBER 17, '1968 Today's Clos ing N.Y. Stocks • • • • TEN CENTS OCC Plans to Try Again on Bond Election· By moMAS FORTUNE Of tfll DeJIY ,,..., Sllff Orange Coast Junior College District trustees Wednesday night discussed holding anolher bond election to take care of lhl!: district's money shortage but postponed a decision unUl after the Nov. 5 election. J. O'Hara Smith of CoroM del Mar spoke in favor of another bond try but other trustees w e r 1 noocommitlaL Considered as an alt.erna.Uve was board action to raise taxes without a vote of the people, U wa.s decided to wait' until the next board meeting, Nov. 6, when the outcome of the (Los Angeles County Assessor Philip) Watson Amendment will be known, to resume discussion. Board members passed a resolution op-posq tbe amendment. Proposition 9, • with SmJth dissenting. He said be (avors passage of the Watson Amendment in order to force the legislature to come up with tax reform. District Superintendent N o r m a n Watson told the board they would need to come up with $2.1 million for building projects to stay abreast of enrollment demand! ne:rt school year, l!J69..70, Taken luto accoun1 is another $3.4 esa Ir r I Bomb Halt Depend s on Red Action . WASHINGTON (AP) -President Johnion today awaited f a v o r ab 1 e response from both Hanoi and Saigon in his eHorts to arrange final terms for an end to the U. s. bombing of North Viet.- nun. Before ordering a bombing halt, U. S. officials said, Johnson is determined to receive North Vietnamese assur~ hll action will move forward the dea4J.ocked Paris pellCe talks and lreeie tbe l<vd of combat in South Vietnam. , There still has been 1 no wotd hire of those assurances. Jackie ·Kennedy Plans Marriage to Bil'lionaire Soutb Vietnamese leaden are reported meanwhile to hav.e rtfuaed to lllgn·a· joint declaration proposed by tbe United Slates In halting the bombing, President N~en Van Thieu is said to have several objections, the main one being" that there sbould be .no end to the bombina; of the North unless Hanoi gives finn guarantees it will nOt escalate the war. 1 U. S. Ambassador Ellsworth Bunker, who met with Thieu three times Wed, nesday, met again with the South Vlet- ruunese president today, presumably in an effort to iron out the difficulUes. NEW YORK (UPI) -Mr!. John F. Kennedy will marry shipping billionaire Aristotle Socrates Onassis within the next few weeb .and possibly within a week, it was announced officially today. The announcement was made by II( r s. Kennedy's mother, Mrs. Hugh. Au!'i.in- closs of Washington. through the former first Jady's secretary, Nancy Tucker* .man. MiSs Tuckerman said she thought the wedding would take place with.in the week but she said sbe did oot know where. The announcement came aS a surprise 10 some of the J<:ennedy family's closest friends. Onassis has neen a friend of the family for many years and he has played host to Mrs. Kennedy on his palatial yacht in the Mediterranean, but th e i r relationship until just rerenUy seemed no more than platonic. Mrs. Kennedy, 39, bas been widowed for almost five years. Onassis, 62-year- old owner of a vast oil tanker Oeet and airline, was divorced by bis first wife in 1960 and has been linked since that time with opera singer Maria Calla!. It was learned that Mrs. Kennedy recenUy informed Roman Ca t b o 11 c Estancia Eag'le 'Feathered' by Rival Students .. The bronze eagle that rues on tbe side of E,rtancia High School was sporting feathers when the sun dawned this mom· ing. Pre-game bigh-jlns: broke out with Costa Mesa High School lludenta decorating the Estancia campuJ. Thfl schools meet in a aosa-town football rivalry Friday nighl The Mesa students dld no permanent damage to the Estancia camp.w. PUlow feathers were applied to the eagle with aour pule. They """' eaaUy r<mOVed. 'l'reeJ and sbrubo also were draped with toilet paper and a large green "M" pasted to the side of the gymnaalum, NEW YORK (AP) -si«t market gains in a bol8teroua "peace rally" were trimmed late this ·-.. heayY volUJll'I dallied with• possible new r<cord for e.lday'1 lradinJ. (See ~ Pqti~). - church authorities of her Intention to marry Onassis, one of the world's richest men. There appeared to be no religious bar to the union since Onassis' first mar- riage was contracted in the Greek Orthodox faith. The former first lady was reported to have a I r e a d y informed her children. Caroline, 10, and John Jr., 7, of her seriowi interest In Onassis. Onassis, who has two children, Alexander. 20, and Christina, 18, both U.S. citizens, is an af· fectiooat.e father and a devotee or water sports, as was the late President John F. Kennedy. White House press secretary George Christian said today, "I have notbillg to report to you beyond what was said yesterday Mien be issued a statement saying there was no basic change lo the Vietnam situation and ''no breakthrough." Christian would not comment on the meetings between Blmker and Thieu , nor would he discuss a statement by Australian Prime Minister John Gordon that Johnson had been in touch with him concerning a possible bombing halt. ESTANCIA'$ EAGLIL GETS NEW FEATHERS Sdlool Al"-G101'9l1ne lllcL..d Spoto Murta .. c;,..... ..... ... .... -0 million .In slate and lederal lunds the dl!lrlct would become t!tgible for by rab- lng the IU million, Wateoo aaid. One way to raise the $:.1 million would be to increase the tu: rate 23 cents above the present 54 cents per SIOO of assessed valuation, he noted. That could be done begbming next July when a law permtttinc boards to incttase tues to match funds for state-approved 0 building projects becomes effective. Smith sald he preferred calling another bond election to raising taxes without public mandate. Tbe last bond election of $7 .25 million narrowly falled at the polls Sept. 17. A recount sh.owed it got 66.~7 percent ap-. proval with 66.67 percent, or tw~thirda. required, Watsoo auggesttd lwo .....,.. wbf • 0 0 11.ILY PILOT Stftf"""" CONES MARK BLOOD Y TRAIL FROM DEATH SCENE Eech Splotch St1p to F~1edom •• Police Clo1ed In Boat Warnings Out Coast Enjoys 'Indian Summer ' As Wind s Ebb Hr', dusty Santa Ana winds, which waxed warmly over the Orange Coast Wednelday night, subsided early today as the Southland enjoyed ib own version of Indian !!IUDUJle?. The coastal arta received only the tail end or the brisk desert breeze! which top- pled trailers in the San Bernar~ Riverside area and fanned a brush fire which claimed 70 acres In Riverside County. A few power lines were cut by falling trees. Along the Orange Coast, Orange County Harbor Dep~nt 1pokesmen a t Newport Har said smali craft warn- ings were ho ay from Point Concepcion to Oceanside. Harbor of£lclals warned of northeast winds, 20 to 30 knots at Umes today ln areas e%p0Sed to coastal canyons . In Orange County, concerned firemen were sitting by u the Santa Ana wind coodiUom, CO'ltpled with low humidity, in· creased the danger OI fire. No firt alert bas been ordered yet by the State ll!ri!ioo of Foreotry but of. ficiak urge.: the public to u.se "extreme cauUoo In back country and foothill mu." Wedntlday fire service workm watch- ed .. the winds blew .. en1, u..ygh the county at IO miles an boor. They slgbed with rel.le( about noon as no gusts blaJted tbroogh the CIJll'on&, •hlch """1d have U.S. Library Bombed BUl!:NOS AIRES (UPI) -A bomb u- plodeil Wedneaclay lnllde the U. S . ..ui>' Llllcoln !Jbr11r7 In downtown Alreo. The blut Injured ... · and damared the building. • -=:-n£>r = -cxc • added further fire danger. The winds weakened today and weather forecaster• cal,led for continued warm temperatures today and Friday. The Orange Coast area was tabbed at a high of 75 and inland region! at ll5 degrees. In other areas, Long Beach recorded a high of 91 Wednesday, J.os Angeles an 87 and Burbank 86. C.oastal temperatures in Orange County were tabulated al 84. Attor ney, Karate On Legion Bill Costa Mesa American Legion Post 455 ts scheduled to serve up a full evening of entertainment tonight ranging from a karate exhibition to a speech bf a Santa Ana attdtney. The program will begin at I o'clock at the legion hall, 565 E. 18th St. with ao in- vocation by the Rev. James C. Ledgerwood, pastor ot the FI rs t Methodist Church, according to Tom Rhodes, producer of the show. Headlinen will include the Harborllte Chapter of the Sweet Adellnes, a male quvtet lrom tbe O;ange Chapter of tbe Society for tbe Preventim. a n d Encoungement·of Barber Sbop Quartet Singing tn America (SPEBSQSA) and • a karate exlUblUon. by lllel Japanese chall>plon Fumlo Demura. A1lo UI the blll ii ~ Murpbf, • Sonia Ana attorney. Mamr of certmooiel wm. be Charlie Brown. The doora will be ~ to members trom 7 to 7:30 p.m. •nd the public la lnvlt.d bealn-nlnc 111:30 p.m. AcfmialM ls free and r<lmbmenta w1ll bwervld. For lutther lnlonnatloo contact~ Rhode.a at &4M921 • • another bond electlon mlghl not ,fUcceed. He Bald aeveral other ac:hool dl!lrlcta have bond electlc:m llCheduled mi tbt voter may become Wed. He al.lo fears a backlash In terma ol '.'lbe -bu already spoken." • But Wat.on alan n<lled tbat •bond i..u. would spread costa over • number of years and require less of an tmmediatll jump iD tues.. ea Police Study Blood Drops Near Scene By ARTHUR R. VINSEL Of tti. Del~ Pllilt lltff A killer ambushed a pretty cocktail waitress outside her Costa Mesa apart.. meDt early today, then escaped aa a police patrolman who heard shots and s c r e a m s franUcally searched the neighborhood. · Mysterious drops of blood -·not those of the victim -led away from the murder scene at the A c a p u 1 c o Apartments, 740 W. 18th St.1 baffling in- vesUgators trying to determine just'what · happened. Officers found no gun at the death · · sCene, suggesting the possibility thal the vicUm, Rose Marie Surface, 24, wresUed for her life when surprised as lhe anived borne from work. She was dead on arrival at nearby Hoag Memorial Hospital shortly af~ 3 a.m., suffered two heavy caliber gunshot wounm in the head. Costa Mesa Detective Captain , Ed Glasgow said "a Southland-wide bunt is on for the victim'• ex-husband, James Wcid· (See MURDER, Pase Z) Ralph Boston, Barbara Ferrel Break Records MEXICO ctTY -Americana Ralph Boston and Barbara Ferrel broke Olymo pie records in the long jump and women'• 200-meter dash to highlight early acUoo today in the XIX Olympics. Boston, who shares the world record of rm co 'l1 feet 4¥. inches with Russian Igor Ter- Ovanesyan, smashed his own Olympic record with a leap of 27·11hi. He aet the•old Olympic mark of 26-7~ in the 1960 Games at Rome. Miss Ferrel, who won a sllver medal in the women's 100 meter•. earlier this week, raced to a 22.9 clocking in a 200 qualifying heat. Tbat broke the old Olym- pic mark of 23.0 1et,by the United States' Edith Ml'Gulre four years ago in Tokyo. Wyomla Tyus, the gold medalist in the 100 meten for lhe United Stat.es, also won a 200 heat, but in the comparatively slow time of 23.f. Cout Those Santa Anas have blown themselves out, i.naJsta the weather- man, and Friday's coastal weather will be ali&IUI)' cooler wltll temp. ef'!tures up to 75 hereabouts and 8S lnl- INSIDE TODAY DAILY PILOT Sparll Edllor Glenn White, on-icmc In Mex- ico Cit~, noonni aU over tM · Oll/lllplo c.im.1 toda~ to cowr •••rvthlng from 1D0tlr Polo to prote1t1, 1tarttng o.ti PQQI 21. ce.,.,,_ t ,..,... • • c...... -.ii 111 ................ C.ID tt Or-.. c..tr M c........c •na w DHltt fll'lltktl • ll'IYlll ...... • ~ • '" ......... ~tt .....,... ..... • SMl'tl ft4I •IWff•....... B SMI ......_ .... ........ -.u ,........... " '"-hltl t "'*""" • .......... , . ._ . ,,,.. UIMlln ,, ,..,.. ._ n ....,........_ . .,-.. ,...,... . ~.,..; ·=-,.----=====- I . I """-v PILOT TtlursdU. October 171 lM Gold . Ahoy for ui.s. 111 ~ UVSAQY ....... .-.. ..... • ACAPULCO -N the Olympic ·: ~ ~atta ......i the hallway «i>ci)nt ">111 -aallort are men--~toU, polllllln( gold medab In onl1 two ~.m--St.rs and Dragons. ._ Lotrel1 North and Peter Barrett -ed to lllay in tile l'lll1IWI& lo the ~~ C1UI Wednelday despite getting ' Dipped OD the l1nlab line by Edwin Bernet of Swlt..rland ml Durwood Knowleo of _.Ibo Bebomu Tllo thlnl placo pula Ille U.S. allln llmd on tolal pointa 1"11 --~ Norwey by 1.7 polDll Oil lbt blot .... oil al -- llllddt --lo Ult Ill tN style lo win Ibo llllrdnco In lbt Dnp Clau by a wide margin, pvlng him ~ three Wlf tJ~ for first in the best two out of tliee. Hlj ll>utbest hw'dl<o liom h<re out will be Aaaa B)tcb of peomark ml Paul -•kl of East Germany. Gardner C.OX has yet to get Cldenia moVlng pall the middle of tile fleet In the · I.lo. Bob Jmna ta turning In a mlddllog ... -In the '11111 Duld1nl&n, • Clrl VID °"1111 IJlll 1 In to be ::•I IJ • ..-olc>;;•dollullt-•1 *' tlta•Urnr .. aa t1lftDtfa . ...,..,,Ibo_ Maio cwolaUno In North's thlnl place Wednesday was that he bad Norway's Peder Lunde behind him in sWh pJaco and Denmark's Paul Elvstrom buried in tenth . The San Diego sailmaker turned lo his usual rome from behind perfonnance, moving North Star from eightb place at the first weather mart to teC<IXI a1 Ult DAILY PILOT S'9ff,..... CdM STUDENT BODY PRESIDENT PAYS OFF TRADITIONAL WAGER AT HARBOR HIGH 'Mal.UM and :FHlhors Appllod '1\1 ~odor Offlcora Roil Poddycord (loft), Dout DoYOy Districts Approve Low Bid to Build S~wage Outfall Directon of !be Orange Coonty AOlla- llon cllllrlcU saved tupa1e;• morftllan fl· mlllloo Wedilead•y nf81il whet! ~ ' approved a controversial Jow bid to build a giganUc sewage outfall line. : .. -Jn a special meetiog of !be joinl aanila· : Uon boards, dl.-.ctors spumed the aecond : lowtlt bid and took a calculated riak of : accepting an irregularly submitted low • bid by Peter Kiewit Soos Co. of Rich· • allf ' • mend, c . : The Kiewit bid fer the oouan came in :. at $8JI mibion but "as wiaccompanied by : a $50,000 cashler's check u requir:ed : under bidding terms. : Secood lowest bidder, the Healy-Ryan : Co. of Long Beach at $10.9 mllllon, lm· : mediaU!ly protested the Kiewit offer. • Directon approved the low bid on the : strength of an opinion by their attorney, : C. Arthur Nissen, Jr. : The acUoo opened the way for a possi- : ble lawsuit against the districts by the ; unsuccessful second-lowest b I d d e r . : LttigaUon could delay the project from : six weekl to sh: months, depending on the : kind of suit filed, according to Nissen. : The outfall is designed to handle santta- • tion needs for Costa Mesa, Newport : Beach and other county communities • nortllwanl up to lbe turn of !be century. : When completed, the big pipe wlD jut : mare than five milel lnto the ae.a along : the ocean bottom. II will begin lrOI!' a j point JUI! north of the Santa Ana River , mouth in HunUngton Beach. : At the time of the bid openingl, the : Peter Kiewit spokesmen inslaled their • caahi.er's check wu contained within : their bid. . . . , • • • • • • • DAILY PILO T ~· (OUT PUltllHINO Co.INN leltert N, We•' ........... ,.. ...... J.,11: a. c.r«.y ~ ............ •11111 Gnltr .. MNttr 111•111•• x • .,.q .... lh•M•t A. M11r11hi1t• ..._lnsl!tlltor , .... Nl1M1t -0-c..--JJO W•1t l•1 Stn•t w.m.., M ..... 1 P.O .... 1160, •2616 ---..... IMctll 2111 W.. ..... ........., i..... D:Mdl1 Ul .,._. A-....... .,..., -""'"'"' • • • ' • . • • I l : l • • ! • • • ~t.udent. Tarred Comes Uustuck in Card Contest Tllo lludenl body praldent of Conina de! Mar Hlgh School was tarred ml feolbeml Wedneaday by studenta of Newport !Iarbor Hlgh School. Stephen Jump, a Santa Ana Helibll resident. did DOI ....i.t. According to b'adltioo be bad U coming. Illa school malfll did not buy ai many mldenl body cardl u studenta al Harbor High. JlDDp wasn't really tarred. Gooey mola.Aet was poured over him lnatead. 'lben to the, deJ!ahl of Harbor Hlgh students US<mbled In watch, feathm were applied. Last year tile Harbor Hlgb student president wu tarred and feathered at Corona del Mar. Harbor Hlgh barely woo th.ii Ume with 68 percent or students buying cardl to tn percent at Conina de! Msr. The activity cards, which cost $6 apiece, are uaed in place of admlaslon to athletic events and student dances. During the tar and feathering a student photographer from Corona del Mar High School was pushed from a platform. and hla camera damaged. school officials said. The youth wbo did the puahing was a cootinua~ high ICbool atudent not tuppoaad to be °" CBlDJllll, they said. Tllo .U... boy mistook the lludent photographer for a police informer and there were about.I of ''Nart," according to reporll. In the student parlance a "'nark" i.s·one who reports students using narcotics. Mesa Motorists Warned Of Street Resurfacing Residents in the north and west por- tions of c.osta Mesa aie advhled &o use alternate routes of travel where possible due to a $75,000 street ~surfacing project now under way. Streels involved att: Adams Avenue, from -. Harbor Boulevard &o Slian1ar Drive: Bristol Street, from Baker Street to Newport Boolevanl ; Fairview Rood. from Baker Street to McCormack Lane, and Shantar Drive, from AdlllDlll Avenue to Balearic A venue. 1 Main portion of the job invotve1 an asphalt-concrete overlay on exl.!llng pavemenl, sealed by a rolling heater machine which softens and bonds the two layers. The Sully-Miller C<:intracting Co. is doing !be job, which ii financed through Beach 'Sit-in' Brings Arrest Just sitting on the beach these days can be a trial, or mean one. Ask Jack Richardson Alward, 48, 4208 River Avenue . He WU booked by Newport Beach police for realsU.ng UTeSt •• officers tried to get him to leave the groin con- lltnlction area at f4th Street Wedneoday morill& • Offlcen said Alward bad been asked to leave the atta twice, wu llSUfld • dta- liOll but ltilJ refused to leave. "U you want me off tllil beach, you will have to bodilJ remove me," he told them. So they did. Bui be put up hlJ dukes When the of· flcen trl<d to get him Into lbe polkc! car. In the emuiog lracu, Alwan! iidvlaed the ollicen that be bu a hillnry of U... heart attack.I . Polloe took him to Hoq Memorial Hoopltal where a doctor prmooncod him fiL Then the7 look bJm to the,llewpcrt cl· '1 jail. Alward balled "11 abortJy a114'wanl. stale gas tax funds . Work on the 3.04 mile resurtacing pro- ject Is eipeCted to be Onlsbed about Nov. 13, but traftic now is conUnuing through construction areas in the meanUme. Hessian's Trial Delayed; Wife lli Jury trial for a Jlessian molol'cycle club member charged with usault and battery has been continued unUI mid- November to allow his wife, a witneS11, to recover from hospital 1Urgery. Philip "Filthy Phil" Cerasco, 20, of 1325 Ba.lboa Blvd., Newport Beach, was scheduled for jury trial In Harbor District Judicial Court beslnning 'l'Ues- day . Cerasco is one of n Hessi.anl!I arrested ln early August, following a wild vengeance raid on I.be home of a former prlrdighter lo Costa Mesa . Robert L. Gt.ail.er, 30, of 2224 Placentia Ave., wa.s Whipped, ~ten and shot dur· Ing the Aug. 7 incident, for wbJch two Hesalw are serving county jail time. The alleged· leader of the raid, former mental paUeDt Frank "Wild Mouse" Rundle. 24, ·11. 115 Altim Place, Costa Mesa, ls eun-ently under J117chlatrlc •tudy prior to legal adloa. Mormon to Preside . Over Women's Group lf&W YORK (UPI) -EliJ>ly yeoni alter ila founding, the NaUonal Camdl of Women lodlll'. lnaugllllt<d Its flrlt Mormon .... Iden!, Mn. Belle s. Spal· font. Mrs. Spafford, wbo for !be past IS yun has htad!d the 300,000 member Mormon Rtild Society, bu lor mony ~flemd on tho board of narai • Star, Drag.on -Sailors? --• 11tW ma-t. oa till IOlll downwtnd hf Norlll CWCl'<I -. wbo bad been leadiog all Iba ..,y, ond Iba two .. pged ·~ a furious tadlllg 1 dllll •they climbed up the final wulher leg. The desparate flip flopping almost cost both of them the race as 1964 gold niedalilt Dunroi>d KDowl<o of tile Ballamu, wbo had been conslsteoUy In second place unUl North took over. sailed methodically up the middle of the 'course. Many observers at the finJe thought that Knowles had taken the race, but Cities ~oUe Harbor Vote Plan Confirmed By JEROME B. COLLlNS ot t1tt Dililt' Pli.t ,,_,, Newport Beach Vice Mayor Lindsley Paraom today confirmed reports that the Orange County League of Citiel may seet a county-wide election nut Sep- tember calling for dissolution of the Harbor District. Paraons iii a member of a five·man League committee studying the issue. He emphasized that n o recom- mendation has yet been made to the full League membership. "It's still in com- mittee," be &aid. "And wbeJl il comes out it still hrui: to clear some major hurdles." A special election on the fate of the Harbor lliatrld, he pointed out, must first vin approval of the oounty'1 Local Agency Formation Commission (LAFC) and then the Board of Supervisors. It is possible, he conceded, that the county ageociel might hold the election. "II they oppose it," he said, "we just might wind up with a referendum, forc- ing the elect.ion." The League com..nittee's plan at present focuses on a September election date in order to bring about a start in dis.solution proceedings by Jan. 1, 1970. The League for more than a year has SO\llhl to eliminate the diatrict'• .laJ:ing pnru-s and turn over its respoosibilities to a re«pniled County Parka Depart· menl AD opera.Ung funds would come out of the county'• general tax revenues. Ao effort to bl'lng tllil about through · lllate legislaUoo fatted !alt spring. Legislator• told the League. .. effect, to settle Qle matter on the local level. It wu considered bad fonn and a bad precedent to seek state intrusion into a county controversy. Parsons said .the committee baa a "an lnch-Urlck" packet of material on the sub- ject. He said be intends to go through ii very carefully to make certain that the clty of Newport lan'I ablck with maoy harbor mainteo!UU and service costs "ln the event of Harbor District dissolution. ''That's why I'm on this committee. I dno't want Newport to Inherit tile respooaibWtlts of th e Harbor District without adequate compensation for any expenses inc\ln'ed. That revenue should be provided by the rert of the county." Other committee members include Huntington Beach City Councllman Jack Green; Westminster City Administrator Robert Huntley ; and Westminster Coon· cll member Mrs. Joyce Neugebauer. Submarine Sinks WOODS HOLE, M .... (AP) -Alvin, the 23-foot-k>ng research submarine that recovered a nuclear bomb from the Mediterranean two years ago, plunged 4.500 feet to the bottom of the Atlantic Wednesday when a launch cable broke. No one Willi aboard. _ ................ a. .. ,,. cbol.,,,,, _ ~ f<>rtill-Molo ,..,. only -apart. Another ~ that hurt North neor the finish was Ilia 'to!l8r<gatino of Jur7 and spectator boats tllal lay to wtodward to witness the close finish. The most amazlna perlorroalt(la ln"the five classes I! being turned 1n by the BrlUsh Flying Dutchman sailor Rodney Stuart PatUsno. In each ol the three races he Jw led the 30-boat fleet to be finllh u.e· by more than two mln•ta =· I lr,l!JWM-110flflbe ....... ..--'11'e wtllhtr for W'edCJesday11 race subsided to o 1<ntf• eight to I e n lglots after a sev.,. llQUall passed through th• area before dawn. Winds for ~y's fourth race were forecast to be even Uclller. Tbe lloet will r'esf Fr~ ·,and resume competition on Saturda7. A Tarire conUngent of Newport Beach yachting fam are on band here to witness tho Olympic aalliog. Many of the,,. are ...,.1ng in ol!Jcial capaclU... From Page l MURDER I. I ner, 23, 'tho is wanted for questlpning 1n the death. Tllo ~ate search led la Downey and Redondo Beach, but nellbtt add..,. checked out and the bunt shifted to another area, where Weidner ii known to police. "A certain degree of confwidn 'sur- rounded the initial investigation of the case, especially in light of the trail of blood le~lng out of the area where the victim wu ambushed. Orange County Sheriff's crime lab technicians Were minut ely examining die area this morning, with each droplet;_ marked by a plastic cone like a grim route to freedom. Patrolman Randy Nutt was in the neighborhood at .1 a.m., when be heard a shot, then a scream, then more shots and began buntlng for the """""· Dispatched to the e<rner of Weal lllh Street and Wallace Avenue·after the Joe.a. lion WU pinpointed, Officer Nutt fOIDld the victim apparently already dead. Investigators said the woman arrived home from her job at the Orangefair restaurant in Fullerton alter getting off at Z a.m. and started into the apartment building alter parkiog ber car. Walking between two c a r p o r ts , however, she was ambushed by aomeone waithing in the sbadow11. Officer NuU said be beard one &bot - then llCl'eams -and more Bhota, but from that point 00, the fatal sequence of events is unciear. "We just doa'I lmow," said Captain Medal of Honor Awarded to Dead Medic's Parents WASHINGTON (UPI) -Tbe Medal ol Honor wu awarded posthumously today to PFC James Howard Monroe of Wheaton, Ill., an Anny medic who died in Vietnam saving the lives of his comrades. The dead soldier would have. been 24 to- day. Army Secretary Stanley Re s o r presented the nation's highest award for heroism to Monroe 's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. Monroe of Wheaton in a Pentagon ceremony. "We're very proud parents today," the father said, keeping his voice under con- trol despite the emotion of the moment. Present at the ceremony wu Army Staff Sgt. Joseph D. Wtnlleld, 28, of Norfolk, Va., one of two men Monroe pushed aside to safety when an enemy grenade landed near them. Ptionroe then fell on the grenade just before it ex- rloded. "He yelled 'grenade!' and pushed me to the right," Winfield recalled. ''He jumped back to the left rear and then it went off, and then some more grenades came and grenades were all over the place." Glugotr. "lbe ~ctim was not aemally molested or robbed, but when asked If the 1J4ylng appeared to be a crime of passion, Ponce would offer no comment. No gun was found at the murder 1eene, wblch discOllllts the idea that Mrs. · Surface might have been carrying a weapon to defend herself against a known enemy. Speculation indicated abe might bave been ~ by tile first sbol, then JV•P- pled with her attacker before be blasted her in the bead, appareaUy killing her in- stantly. She may have woUnded the killer JI such a struggle oceurred. An autopsy at Westclilf Mortuary this morning showed she WU hi! in tile right side of the head by two of four bullets: fired. Politt said there were appartnily no children from Mn. Surface'• prior mar- riage to Weidner ml that abe ml ber bosband had cnJy been living In Colla Mesa about three mmtba. Captain Glugow aald her pruen1 bu&- band, Richard Surface, JS, a n unem.ployed bartender or restaurant manager, wu broken up by the murder, but WU able to be questioned. Funeral arrangemenll are pendlne at Westcllff Mortuaey. Mesan, Lagunan , Hurt in Crash A Laguno Baacb 111111 ml a Caala Mesa driver wen Injured early tllla morning when tbtlr cars colllded on Coast HilbWOJ at the Boat eaey.., shop- ping c:;enter' In I..agnn1 W'olllam A. Daft, 33 oj Ill GrandYlow . ~(; Laguna Beach, a:nd l'rnt T. Willlam8', Jr., 41 of. 1845 .Anabebn Sl, Costa Mesa, were both tl'eated at South Coast Community HO!pltal and released. Police s a i d the accident occurred at 12:20 a.m. as Daft attempted to make a left turn mto Coast Highway from the ab<ipplng center. Carpet Rolled Out in Newport Someone rolled out the carpet for James J. Knickerbocl:er, of 2750 Gannet Dr., Costa Mesa, and be lan'l al aD happy abotit it. Knickerbocker told Newpoit Beach police Wedneaday that thlevea hauled away 200 yards of burnt oranie nylon carpeting from his carpet shop al 4(1()1 Birch St., Newport. Police said the burglars apparently entered tile shop'• 1toraaa area at night by breoklng it! the padloc:k on a rear door. RIP VAN WINKLE ' mattress • ?ilade entirely by hand. * Hand-stii;hed 1idewalls that will never l&I" or break down. • 12% mon useable area of sleeping .urfatt. • Upholl\ued with deep layers of fluffy Daeron by Du Pont. • Holland Ma.id Inner.- spring for creater at.a. bility and romfol't. • 8-Way hand·tied box 1pring-the envy of the indus,r7. • Fun 20-year a-uarantet -not pro-rated. Twin or Full Size • ••••••••••• 179 .so per Set Queen Size ....... , .......• 249.50 per Set King Size .................. \ 349.50 per Set H.J.GAl\l\Eff ~URNfJURE .....-..-...,,., .... 2111 HA~Q llVD. COSTA MESA, CALIF. ~71 MM276 B~ WILLIAM REED Reeds ••• In the Wind Huntington Harbour residents still "enjoy" the aroma of Honey Pot most every d·ay despite the fil- ing of a huge lawsuit and attempts to close down the offending Sunset Beach Sanitation District sewage treatment plant. Sunset Beach district sanitation board members are still waiting for someone to make them an offer wtrlr.b might end the troublesome c.:..'".~..!.!ltion without costing too much. ·While they wait they still worry about being annexed to Huntington Beach. · Huntington Beach has a sewer line ready to· take over the flow from the treatment plant so the plant can be eliminated as soon as the details are wo rked out. * Directors of Orange County Sanitation District 11 are willing to work out the necessary agreements as soon as the oeople in Sunset Beach appear willing to pay the price. County Supervisor Cye Featherlv commented recAnttv that some 20 years ago when 'he took his seat on ·tbe ·Board of, Supervisors, he was told that there was a serious sanitation problem in Sunset Beach and that something should be done. That "something" has proven to be 20 years of talk. threats and now lawsuits over a matter which could be settled in an hour or two of serious talk. * It seems incrediblC that today when we can solve the probleins in- volved in sending men to the moon that we cannot eliminate the odors coming from the sanitation plant. One of the stumblii:ig blocks is that Sunset Beach oeople ap- parently fear being gobbled uo by Huntington Beach in a forced· an- nexation of some kind or another. Mayor Al Coen suggested that the city give the Sunset Beach residents assurance in the form of a. resolution or somethin~ that the city council had no intention of forcing any kind of an annexation on them . Any an·d all ·steps must be taken to eliminate this odorous pro- blem. Trees Replaced In Murd y Park The tree population of Murdy Park on Goldenwest Street near Warner Avenue has increased by two. Actua1ly the number of the park's trees is the same as several months ago before vandals ctestroyed two saplings in the Huntington Beach park. Their replacements have been donated by the American Title Company of Santa Ana in cooperation with the Chamber of Commerce and city o( Huntington Beach. Seniors Plan P arty A birthday party is in store at the next meeting of the Westminster Jolly Senior Club. Partying begins at noon Oct. 24 In Sigler Park, 7200 Plaza St. • ---~·---------Tl!ul1day, October 17, 1968 DAILY PILOT Stiff Pllllt. Lots to Smile About There's nothing like a winning football team to keep a pretty song leader happy. And, as the6e Westminster High coeds see .it, there's nothing like the lion football aggregation. Girls are (clockwise from left) Barbara Gass, Melissa Atkinson, Barbara Boydston, Jill Cruth- ers, Susanna McClarty and ·Janice Munns. Music Ensemble Slated By Valley Arts Group Singers and mus1c1ans interested in anything from Bach to the BeaUes Will get a chance to form ensembles when the Fountain Valley Arts .Association begins a music chapter at 8 p.m. Monday. Marlowe Earle, director or music education in the Fountain Valley School Dist.rict, said membership in the new group will be open to an'"y high school graduate. ...,'We £ind that many musicians lay down their instruments or stop singing' after they have completed the ir high_ school education, simply because of the Jack of a group to perform with," Earle said. . The music chapter will provide an o u t l e t for both amateurs and pro- fessionals to perform with fellow musi· Tag Day Benefit-s .Stu~~nt Exchange Shoppers Salurdoy< will !Ind 117.50 dr<ssel marked .u 115.'15, or 110 tennJs racte(s for $1, and '200 refrlgeritors reduced to lllllJ al more1than 200 stores In W~. f'<>!!!llaln Valle~ and Hun· tllliW> ~h Iii<!~ Beacl), It's 1j'hito '.'fl! O.y. Merchants puUclpallPf "Ill ~er a 10.pm:eol dis· c:qjll1i. u a• aaJes promoUon d<&ig{ied to benefJI 'American Fl•ld Service .(AF's), a foreign student exchange· organization. ' .• Tags coat $1 each. They may be ob- tained from students of the various high schools. AFS students thi! year include Auden Tvedten of Norway , who Is living wllh the Bernard O'Loughlin famJly of Huntington Beach; IJ'amara BoneU,Jlepubllc of Soutll Africa, Mr. and Mrs. Keith Cro!ier of Fountain Valley ; Pablo Navarro, Chile, at the home or Mr. and Mrs. Gerald W Peasley, Seal Beach and Ve I n t a Jakupsstovu residing with the Roy Aguir- res of Westminster. AFS Americans Abroad include Chris Pickford, India; Jackie Bennlngtoit, HoJ> dur8!; and Kathy Crozier to Belgium, SPECl·ALS Hardy black pines plant now and save Artis tic ev•r9re11n 1 will giv e your y•rd' e professionall y landscaped loo k and at this pric• you c•n •fford to pl•nt in qu•nfity. 1 gal. can 77c Ii gal. can 2.99 ·-. OF THE WEEKI -- School District Names SCfuyer To Commission .• c;illlJ\'> .~~··,§aid . fU!Y. ~e1pble,,.c:om· , ________________ .-......_..._~-'-"-'c.J...----··:_•:._ _______ .:...._ __ bination Will be possibler ranging from 11 W. L. Schryer, past president of the Huntington Beach Chamber of Commerce and Lions Club, has been appointed a member of the personnel commission for the Huntington Beat:h Union High School District. The announcement was made today by Dr. Max Rafferty, state superintendent of public instruction. Schryer, of 304 Springfield St., will serve a three-year term in the unsalaried position. Commissioners deal with all facets of district -emploYment of non- teacher personnel. Schryer received the "Best Citizen of the Year Award for Men" in 1967 from the Huntington Beach Chamber of Oom- merce. He has served on the Orange County Grand Jury, Huntlngton Beach Planning Commission, and the Citizen Advisory Committees for the high school district and Orange Coast College. vocal or instnunental duets to full-sca1e choirs, bands or orchestras. The Monday qight meeting will get under way in the Fountain Valley High School oafeteria. Cranston Office To Open Friday Grand opening of the Alan Cranston · campaign headquarters in Huntington Beach is set for 7 p.m. Friday with. Mayor Alvin M. ~n opening the head· quarters at 19172 Beach Blvd. On the sarile evening the Republican Assembl y of Huntington Beach is featur- ing a "Proposition Coffee" beginning at 8 p.m at 22101 Surfrider Lane. Matthew Weyuker will discuss the propositions ap. pearing on the Nov. 5. ballot. The public is invited to either or both funcUons, .... 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' · DAILY P ILOT Steff Pbtfrt & Happines• i• a Park to Romp In 1.99 2.99 Joan Salazar, \O; ~iri il\>llinden, 10; Jeri McClure, fate of 10 other neigh~ pa:1~1aDiiectby c1;iitl;y-llL------""'--.;;i:;-;7;:;;::;-=--::-=-:-:,,..,.;;.'..,,....,...,,.,..,.,...,.,....,...,.,,;,....,..,.. _______ :_j ·; 9, and Lucy f!ollinden, 8, find Founlaln Valley's officlall awalla oUIOOme of '2 D•llcmd iMue NEWPORT BEACH -FASHION· 'ISL.AND new IDlrper Perk I> a great plac. for romp. The on Nov, 5 bollot. • ) 1 -.. • ==----------~--------------------===-='---'-"-'-'-=---------------- I ' I ' . ~ . . .. r ( • • -· . . . . . . . . ' Thw1dlJ, Octobtt' 17, 1961 • A baok was held up In Amityville, N.Y. Tuesday for only the 1econd time in the memory of the Long Island community, and a BUspect wu caught minutes later when Patrolman George Kirwin - Oagged down a train, thus blocking the street and trapping his quarry In a cab. l'b• ,robber hadJled oo foot with . '4111 from Ille Security Natioul ~t ~ 100D found himself In a jam• when bo Jnmped in a' cab and waa caught in the traf· fie tieup. Frank N. Wtrbff, !9, formn maM- g<r of IM orlQIMI K'"'11loto Trio ling. Ing grtup, findi 1om<thing to imilc about otter ht ~artd be/or• U.S. Commiuionn fn San Fnmcilco and uw rtlcmtd on 110,000 boil. Werber and fivt. compcnloni were orTuted when narcotii agt'nta raided hil •· tial Mann County home, conf."cctiftcl $500,000 toorth of marlj .. na onil othet drugs. -• 2nd Lt Lowl1 Puller Jr., 23, son of retired. gen. Lew(1' ''Chesty'' Puller, America's moat ·decorated. m~rine, baa: been awarded a Silver Star for directing hil troops under fire despite the Joas of hl1 leg1 in a booby trap explosion In Vietnam. "The lieutenant is a gdod man .•• cool and calm," said Cpl. William Turner of San ,Antonio, Tex., who took command of the platoon when the lieutenant could not go on. Thi& high.jump- ing coed from the I Unit1tr1it11 of , N o r t h Caroline, Greemboro, w i t h the Ieg o11 cam- paio" decor U whooping it up at 11 rallJI. fOT Rtpul> " Ucan preride'ntial ' nomi"Me Richard M. N,izcm in the \. coli1eum at ,, Greemboro Tuta- day. The girl, 21· 11ear · old Marsha Saunders, wtU one of 5,500 well wish- ers t0 h o greef.t!d the GOP candidate 4t tht rall11. Allies Hit •• • . J Communist Stronghold SAIGON (UPI) -Allied armor mnaah· ed • Commun!lt forlrul jull below lht Norih V~ border, military spokesmen said today. U .s. forcet ftpon.d a ftloUve fightin( lull and uld cuualties tut week were &be lowut 1n two montha. The South Vletnllll<le uld colWDDI -' tbelr armored penoonel carrien crubed into the CcmmuniJC nest of bunken and buildings below the border demilitarized zone (DMZ) Wednesday and killed at least 7$ North Vietnamese ln a second day of fighting there. In Slip U.S. IP)ktsmen opened their dally WJl" c«nlNJl'llque by saying, "No major '""'"'1 oclionl w... r<ported yesterday that involved U.S. or free world (Austnllan. New Zealand, FWploo South Korean or Thai) forces." U.S. spokesmen gave DO reasons for the J u 11, Some observm Jald It may be significant the lack ot action came u reports grew of a possible halt in U.S. bombing of North Vietnam, an action designed to speed pea,ce.talks. ntey lald 177 Amertcw wefl.killed in combat Jut week 111th another 1,271 being wounded -a total 1,455 cuualtlel, or tbe lowest among Gls 1ince the week ending Aug. 24. Tbe number of Comm.uni.ta reported kflled last week dropped lo 1,u?, lowest alQct: the week ending Aug. J when 1,481 ..... r<pmW killed. Soutb Vlelname1e spokemneo said I'll m thelr troops were killed lut week and mother llO wounded. It WU the lowest eoveimnent weekly casualty toll lince Djld.luly. Delplte a lull in U.S. ground action, American pilots new 109 missions against North Vietnam'• 10Uthem panhandle sup- ply tiDes Wednesday, spokesmen said. Despite rainy monsoon weather, pilots uld Ibey hit at least 18 trucks, 5 brldg- tli 17 boltl and I warehouses. .~ ~·· ' . -: .. * '. * * ' . , Ul'IT ... W. STOP, LOOK, LISTEN -Turning'tO )()Qt at three diJtinguished 'listenen',.,Hubort HUlJlpb{'Y momen • tarily pauses as be addresses tlle annual Alfre4 E. Sn!fth Memorial Dinner at tlle Waldorf·A!toria · Hole! Wedpesday night. Listeners are President J<llnlicicl. fi>rmer ""5tnat.-ter General Jim Fartey, and GOp ~date Ri<hard Nlxoo. l111pish '"'-.oys~ Swap .Jokes J .... • ' .... .. ~ -1...,. ;; .. -r. ' ..• .. ... ' .... .. ... . ' ~ .. .f ._ ··~-.. .. . ~ . " • ( :' "-'·•1 . •. ~ ...... . · Pres i.dent;-·Candidaui~~ Keep_ Star~h Out of Smith Dinner NEW YORK (UPI) -The three men at together in starchy white ties and Laill and needled each other like the Im· piah boys they used to be -the son of a farmer, the son of a druggiat and the son of a lfOCU· Prelldent Lyndon B. Johnson, the son of a farmer, sat stiffly between the men who want his job -Hubert H. Humphrey and Richard M. NiJ:on. "No one could appreciate my feeling here tonight except General CUster ," said Johnsoa, who will reUre nut January as the nation's 38th president: "Al resident president of the big, white jallhouse," J0hnsoo said with a grin the width of a bat brim, "I look forward with pleuure to the day I c a n salute one of you as a fttlow convict." The 23rd annual dinner of the Alfred E. Smith MemoriAI FoundaUon in Jhe gilded grariir tiatrroOm of. t be Waldorf·Astoria Hotel Wedneaday night went the way of a slapstick aidesbow. Occasional straight lines were thrown in to remind the 2,500 persons who paid $100 a plate to attend it was a charity affair. Conspicuously absent was third par If -. " ·candidate' George C. Wallaei!, who was not invited: Whatever it was, It was the fll'st time Rtpu1>Ucan Nixon and D e mo c r a t Humphrey met on lhe same platfonn at the same time in their campaigns to suc· ceed Johnson. And while the poliUcal jabs were being thrown, New York Mayor John V. Lindsay welcomed the two candidates and told the President : "I trust you will act as a referee at lhese proceedings." But no referee was needed . Hurricane Skirts Off Florida Tip ' l\llAMI (AP) -Hurricane GI~• \leered •Uabtb' westward ln the Gulf or Mexico toilay; o""'1a« 'ihe melnlpOlltin. Tampa Ba) arei froi:ii the: threat of her 90 • mile • an ~ bgur winds, .and beaded on -...... thlnlyJ">P'll--In '• ·nonll Flori~· .:., . TlmN, St Peteril>qr&~ other clUes dtJstered llI'CK!Tid the ba)' att11 "mar luck · out ' on' this' storm, after llf." aaid Dr. Robert H. Sim-, <!>ief ol lht N,uonal Hurricane Center. The shift ofi a tJOrtbwafd COUl'll Wal detected th1s morni1J1 hy • hurricane hunter pilot Who thniit-bJI plane into the 1eye of' the storm 180 mt 1 e • aoothsouthwest cf Tampa and 200 mDes west of .Miami. Soon afterward Glady1 slowed almost to a standsUIL A later retarn to north- "ard moverrwrt: was forecast, but Simp- son said the track probibly would keep the hurricane far enough off the Florida West Coast to ease the danger to more po~lated !U'eas. . Killer Of at leut one' person In a stormy crossing ·ot Cuba, Glady• re- mained far enough at sea to spare the F\orida Keys and the southwest coalt oI the mainland from serious damage. Forecasten: p-epared to lower atorm warnings south of Naples and through lhe Keys, but kept them up north of that area for precautionary purposei. 2 Jordanians Killed AMMAN, Jcrdan (AP) -Two Jorda· nians were killed and six others including a woman were wounded in two artillery duels between Jordanian aod hraeU forces during tbe night, a Jordanian military spokesman said today. W eaiher Cuts Bombing Martin's for the finest quality mattresses 30%,.Likely Further Drop By FRED S. HOFFMAN Al' MllltMT Wrtttr WASHING TO II (AP) -Bad wather has cut 1bombing: sorties over North Viet· nam 30 percent since midsummer and e\tea 'Without a total halt the level ahou1d drop over tbe ne:rt al:s: monlh!:. ·Tt&lJ· ... ~ be a major factor Jn lhe thinking iii .top U. S. o!Oclals weighing lhe risks of a total halt at this time. U. S. fighter bombers since Jail March 31 have been re1triCted to 1b1kt1 within the king, narrow panhandle of North Viet- nam stretching froin the ltth parallel to the demilitarized zone separaUna: North and Soutb Vietnam. Pentqon figures show that the number of sorUes rose from 7,200 in April to 9,700 .in .May, 10,300 in June and a 1ood- wea\her peak of 14,300 in July. Since then, the lrend has been downward to U,SIOO in August and 10,500 in September. A SC¥'tie la one Olght by one airplane. The nortbealt DKIOIOOn, bringin1 rain and overcut, let in about mid-September and will be the dominant weather feature over North Vietnam, includina: the panhandle, unW mid·Aprll. U. S. military officials oppose any un- conditional bombing halt. At the very least, they want North Vietnam to agree to ,truly demilitarize the six-mile.wide demilitarized zone and to refrain from shelling U. S. and South Vietnamese poal- Uons with artillery emplaced north of the DMZ. Military officers point out that a total bombing hall la only one of five basic conditions which North Vietnam has demanded to bring about meaningful peace neog:itiations. Teachers Ignore NY Boaril's-Order To Open Schools NEW YORK (UPI) -An order by lht new president of the board of education to reopen the city's J?l!blic schoo1' w a s ignored today, by strik!ni teachers, prin· cipa1' and supervisors: Thousands of students c~ their boob arrived at acboola tbrougboUt t h e city only to find the vut majority re. mained closed. At some schools the chil· <iron picketed apinsl plcketlng school teachers charging they ...... being d .. prlved of an education by the third teach- ers' strike this term. Newly elected board of edDcaUon pres- ident John M. Doar had ordered all the city's nearly 900 public school! reopened, even if jllit a single teacher showed up. Albert Shanker, president of lhe Unit- ed Fedeiation of Teachers (UF'I'), said, "They can open the schooh, but there won't be any teachers in them. Maybe they'll get one or two, but one or two can't operate a whole school." Shanker was backed in his deliance of Doar's order by Walter J . De$nan, pres· ide.nt of the couocl1 of. supervlSOJ')' asso- cl1tions representing some 4,000 princi- pals and other ~ administrators. CYou know the comfort and value only a firm mattress can ¢ve ... so don~ miss this bargain: Pirmest Sealy mattress ever on sale nationally at'49.95 • Indian Summer Lives On Gale Warnings From Ke y Largo to Eastern Marat1wn CoHtornl• ku!lwffl C1tll9"ll1 ex"'lenced 111• ... eli.MIY _....., --llONY, but wttrl C!lflll""911 .,,,_ •llltv llfl"lh- .... wlnd1 In lt11 !nl9nd 1«!~1. Lot "'°"In hlld l1lr Pole 1"'111> lo- e1llntl 11111¥ wllld1 ._, fhe c1nY011• durlfll Ille mcrnlnt, TM ten!""'''"~ Cllmbttl ta to II Civic C ... t.r. 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Wallace the Roosevelt, the well-regarded first thirct' parfy candidate to Robert M. La.Follette and the get on the presidential ballot conlrovetsial H e n r y A. in all 50 states bolds import.ant Wallace were never able to do. implications for his future and The political bugaboo of a tbal of American politics far third party always bas been ta }M!yoDd the impa~ µ.WUI have get on the Milot. Antr'ftate Nov. 5. laws always,,bave inhibited it ;I ••d · ,~,,..--·" •~-.&Ince tbe .~~•blicans,~ott"" , n a ""' ecis.....-'""'esaay,.:u1;e ... <: .. t the"wiTI:" ":"..H../ii~ w,. C9urt ruled that ohio Cabnetr • OU ., , ~ ""Jr. r...,.-Y: a impose "unequal burdens" on days. ' small parties in the form of But now the one-man, one- sllf{ election r e g u I a t i o n s vote Supr~me ~rt has decid- unJess there is a "compelling ed that tt, mstead of the state interest." states, is the final judge ol The immediate effect was to qualifirations of voters. put Wallace's name on the A1TACKED COURT . . W ASlllNGTON (AP) -Tbe Ullit<d'Slalel lw given NA'L'O allies a detaUod outline Ii bow d e monstratlon-(ype nuclear -coolcl be used to llhow an Invading enemy the West was not afraid to reaort to auch weapons. Tbe American document was carried to Europe ta.st week by Secretary of Defense Clark M. Clifford. 'lbe defense chief submitted tbe paper to the seven-na.Uon meeting of NATO's nuclear planning group, which advises the alliance bow a t o m J e weapons can be wied,lft aJJled def ........ Collclualoos " Ille ICilll1 "" seqret. But In ~ .... venations with --. U.S. officials -..,. ar two well • placed nuclear detona· tiOOI couJi! be c:<ioaidend ln 'the early phase of a· maalve, uncontr:ollable a s s a u 1 t by enemy fore& over .NATO· Borders. ... The idBa would be, u one oHlcW e>plalned ll; to lhbw an enemy ·~t you 1feN prepared to me nuelear weapons to deter him." Tbe stody .abQ sell fortl> diJadvantlies to IUCh • IDO'le, 2666 HARBOR BLVD. 546-7080 COSTA MESA ' .. WEEKDAYS 9 to 9 SATURltAY 9 to 5:30 SUNpiY 10 to .5:QO ballot in one of Ute largest This is the court which the electoral states and one where former Alabama governor has Republican nominee Richard attacked vigorously in his M. Nixon is leading in most campaign and has promised to public opinion polls. replace -if perchance he Although likely to attract might become presidept - aome conservative votes from with strict, old-style con- Nixon, Wallace also could be stitutionalists who w o u Id expected to bite into labor return, among other t.liiDgs, to -). 'f))tes that might have gone to equal but 5 e par ate con- l>emocrat Hubert H. Hum-struction of law. ~~iace generally is con-What Wallace has done, 'd ed h gth however, goes beyond the 51 er to ave some stren court's decision that Ohio's ······• ·--~4F t : : : ..• .;--.~.:::···· -\'P.. •• : : :~-: •. :-::<;;;;· "PEGBOARD among blue collar workers in the state's big industrial law requiring 4 0 0 • 0 0 0 centers, e"specially Akron and signatures to place a presiden· Cleveland. tial candidate on the ballot cannot be justified. , \\~ ........ . • • • \"' • • • • ~ • • • • Sturdy ind vHful p1gbo1rd for • • • • • • • • • • • • • 111 tho•• ocld1 ind 1t1d1 tli1t : : : : : : : : : ~••p 91tti11g lo1t. .......... 39' •' ',-,1': .. J.. .... ••• \.' ,, • •• • ' \ j "&"' "-'1'"' ~ ."! ""'1"11-them ~~illty "~4-ke whAltever acli<ln lQ', liQI> "·"" Ulvtaloo across 'Ip ·lhat if you advauced thi.t -even li~ nUdear was~ necusa.ry" to repel anJ NATO borde111. allied leaden lt.fnher;.U\lt lh1I ii what you ohotl inlcllt ..,,,. ·~ lldes attact, ., would consider using their •ool<l 'A.•e to eJQ>ect, thel'< Into a dev~ In Jl<Cllb, Clillord eatlmated nuclear punch. wqyia be some '-that that at.Qn::ric.~. ..... ·~ thele.::li'e now 7.200 nuciear T Ji~~ 1.' d•t rJtO Mtrative" m1g1tt 1posslbly deter him," an "U.S. o!llclali ,dloeuloecl tile .... _ asslgned 'to· NATO' U'cleitr' DIW· inlght be a o!flcW.ezplalned, poalblt _. °" 'n u<!'J i a r fotcit'lri Western Europe. H~ preliminary phase of any ma-Tbe danger of even the weapoM.14-~ly the succ·casor, Robert S. jorconflict,theysay. ~nstraUvettuclearshotis demonstnll6n~ lholl, far McN'amara, put the toW last Under · one scenario, a tac-that If mtghl force lbe enemy more ·~·than at any time ~Olt a~ t.ooo. Ucal nuclear weapon might be · lo· conclude 1., mllll give hi> In ....m ,..... -~Pl"·1o U.~ ~rtlctala empbaslie that •'Jlloded near an ·aggressive troops aome atomic backing, en:ipbasize._Amalcai bac~ In lll!c-iat between NATO and force . and a nuclear ezcbange could of the~ rt.,tbil'wbe' OZ tbe Wati)lw Pact there would "If you were the aggressor ensue the official said. f:ension •J.n Europe. ..-'be ev'i!ry inducement not to aod you started in over the The fact that the nuclear ei:· Clifford .mide oot .atemeot ,~ ~ nuclear weapons. frontier and about that time plosions would be occurring on after another tit hll swing B.u~ \biey also stress that an3 you were advised lhat just ofl a.noµier country's territory througli Weidern EUrope, reaf. 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I 11911• 1.91. 119 CHAISE LOUNGE CLt;»SEOUT * *s•1 SURVEYS TAKEN The former Alabama ,, ,, ,, , governor has organized, with v·J!o••••••••mi•ff!ll••••••msa"'4!)in•• ... ••••••••••••••••fli••••••••••••ill•••lill••• Although there have been no Independent published surveys of Wallace strength, estimates by Republicans and Democrats range from 10 to 25 pe~nt statewide, and much higher in some counties in· eluding Akron. ~ Presumably anticipating a ravorable court decision, the Wallace camp has stepped up its Ohio efforts greatly in the past two week~. Ohio has 26 electoral votes, ranking it fourth with Illinois. Allhough Nixon is given a wide national electoral college margin in most polls, a late 1hnnphrey surge could make the Ohio vote important By New Study Shows Tar In Smokes strictly Alabama advice and finances lrom stiU undisclosed sources, a campaign which met the requirements af 49 other states to get hill name before the voters. This means that ror the fo~~~~le future, which cer- tai~ludes 1972, there will be a third party candidate for president who must be reckon· ed \Vilh. No longer can the lwo major parties -if both or them su rvive as major -indulge in the comfortable satisfactian of knowing that one of their nominees will be the nest president. CANDIDATE AGAIN If he again is elected governor o( ,Alabama, as permitted by that state's law after a four-year layout from the office, WaUa~e intends to be the third party's candidate. Whether Wallace can ever again match his 1968 appeal lo the diacontented wUl depend w ASHINGTON (AP) _ A on the events of the ne:it four new Federal Trade Com-ye<µ"s. mission report lists Marvel But one thing seems certain. h!:gular·slze filler cigarettes For better or for worse -.Uh the lowest tar and Wallace or some other nicotine content of any on the personality will be back in market and Carlton king-size 1972, jetUng across the coun- filten 85 being equally low in try, speaking at political tar content. rallies and denouncing things 'I1le study, released Tuesday u they exist then. by the Senate CommerceJ:;<==========;I Gommittee, ranked English Ovals the highest in both categories. The committee said the fin- dings were from ilhe third in a series or tests at the FTC's 1pecial smoking ma c h I n e labol'at.or:y and the first cover· big all 122 brands of cigarettes on lhe market. 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' I f _ 8 DAILV PllOT ThundaY, Ottobtr '1 , ~~:.:. t • • •• • • ... 'l' • • • .. ' • • • Treaty Signed Soviets' Sendoff Correct But Cool 1 1st Asian Wins Nobel 'Pen' Prize > ITOCKllOLM (UPI) -The 1111 f70,000 Nobel Prize in literature todlJ went t o 'Yumwi Kawabata, tbe 19- YISNlld novelist hil coun- tQmtn call "Japan's human trll.alrf:." He was the first AlllD to win the award. ·'l'be Royal Swe d ish Academy of Letters picked ltawabata over such other coo&enders as Ame r 1 ca n Norman Maller, A I be rt o Moravia of Italy and Graham a-ie and W. H. Auden of Britain. Tbe academy aaid tbe prize went to Kawabata "for bis nlrn:Uve mastenhip whlch w\tb great serWbiUty e:r· s--es the essence ol the Japanese mind." Allred Nobel founded tbe award, first given in 1901, to eecourage young, strugal1ng authcn. Bui, as usual, tbe prla weul to. l!ll • older, eotabl!,obed wrller. Kawabata Ls 69. Hla faoe Ls lined and his hair II 1faylng. He II frail of body, but not of pen and brush. llGce his first r»Vel, "A QUr1'. of a 16 Year Qld Boy," Kawabata liu written tbe ltor)' o( h!s Tace in telling the ta»--of his own Ufe. His lyric Md poetic style, while ~ familiar to many arowld the world, established him quickly as a majer figure 1n a nation whole literary style deals heavily In lyricism, fantasy and illusion. Some of the illu· sion died for .Kawabata in Ja. pan'• defeat and heavy de-- atructlon in World War II. After the war he announced, 11bereafter, I will only write about the grief of the defeated natlon." What followed ls re1arded by many critics as perhaps his finest work. The novels inclu d ed 0 1bousand Cranes" in 1949 and "Kyoto" in 1962. PRAGUE (AP) -Soviet Pftmler Alexei N. Kosygin was given a correct but cool ~ sendoff today before he returned to Moscow after signing a treaty permltUng some Soviet troops to remain in Czecboslovakia. Kosygin llid Wedneaday most of the occupation troopa, 1 including all 1rom Poland, East Germany, Hungary and Bu1garia, would be wllhdrawn soon. But he gave no in- dication of how many Soviet lrOCllll wtD stay. Eatlmalel of the occupelloa force nnge from ll0,000 to t00,000. Details of the agreement. signed by Kosygin a n d ct.echollovakia'•.P r e m I er , Oldricb Ctmit, may be made public Friday when it cornea up for raUflcatlon in the Na- tional Assembly, • Ul'I T .. ,.... Walt Ptits Y 011 in Driver's Seat KOl)'&in, Foreign Minister Andrti A. Gromyko 8 n d Apollo 7 astronaut \Ve.lter Cunningham explains some of the "how" in space Defense Minister Marshal An· travel as he descrilles the intricate workings of part of the control panel of the drei A. Grecllko were seen off spaceship designed to' take men to the moon. The U,S. trio broadcast their at Prague Airport by Cemik fourth TV "show" from the "lovely Apollo room" early today. and other government of· ficiala. But the leave taking -------------------~----------! was as cool as was the R111sian1' reception on arrival 24 hours earlier. -· of tbe Sovie! troops, who entered Czechoslovakia Aug. »21 with Warsaw Pacl allies to reverse the country's liberalization drive, already were ·settling intO permanent installations. At Mlada Boleslav, an a u t omobile manufacturing town north of Prague, Soviet troops moved into vacated Czechoolov~ barrackl that will become one of their major l.nstallation1. Famed Russ Anny Hero Jordan, Israel Wage Fight Across Border By United Press Jntern1lional Jordanian and Israeli forces waged artillery and mortar duels across their Middle East truce frontier today in the heaviest border fighting this month. Communiques reported ''several casualties." lt followed Israeli De!enie Minister Moshe D a y a n ' s assessment Wednesday that Moscow is in firm control or the Arabs and that peace is as wounded while the Israelis suffered "several casualties." The Jordanians said the Israelis opened up first with artillery. Subsequent fightina was reported around the villeges of Esh-Shuna, Adasaiyah, Samma and Haura southea.5:t of Lake Tibcrias. They said several houses were destroyed bY Israeli shells. In a speech to a meeting of students in Tel Aviv Wed· Im remote as ever. nesday, Dayan said he was Proving At the United Nations, "more pessimistic about peace Fonlin Mlnllter Abba Eban pn>tpet!s" Ulan •••r before. M~~w (UPI)--L He cited the inc r easing Sovi""""u Tile of Israel told n e w s m e n buildup of Arab munitions and ·~t :oion'1 most decorated Wednelday the U.S. decision ann1. soldier, former Defense •-,. d hi 1· 50 Ph 1 "M · · c--1 M"nister' M hal Geo . K w n s na ion an om oscow is 1n aUMJ ute con-~ukov is :f~ rgi . · warplanes ~·reinfQrces" the trol in Cairo," he said, "and it from ~ strolt:~-~· U.N. peace mission o( S~edish ,is doubtfu! whether anyone thrff moathl ( ' AJnbasaador Oumti:r•Ja.rring: "tO!Jd <answer• th&'\,"qUeStiOO Informed ~ IO~ The new flghtlna, • report~ . whether the :urutea States mating the dlt'C'°l'osDi"~ "'~1.Jprdlnla~1 spok~n. ~ar-~lets in Wednead.8.y said the n-year-td a~rcm tf'ie JOtcfafi Heljhls · ~ caii:M .mru.cary·tnfffiention. old World War 11 hero ii now and in the Go I a n H~lghts "Israel must be ready itself able to willlt unassisted around before ~wn .. Reports ~1d two against another Arab military his room in Kremlin holpltal. Jordanians died and SIX were onslaught.'' West Berlin NPD Group Diss olves BERLfN (AP) -The West Berlin chapter of W e s t Germany's r I g ht-wing Na· Uonal Democratic party ...:. NPD -announced today It is diasolv~g ttleit ln the face of a possible allied ban. '11le city administration and the U.S., British and French authorities have been under steady preuure from the slll" rounding Commwililts to ban the NPD. NPD opponents say It Is Neo-Nul. The party, which had made gains in past West German state elections, denies that it Is Neo-Na!l. The local chapter announctd its declsloo to dissolve Itself in a press statement after an ex· traordlnary m e e t I n g Wed- nesday night. The-party anrtoW>Cement said that the meeting of the local directors was · attended by the party chalrman, in- dicating I.hat national leader Adolf von Thadden had taken part. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Zhukov ~ched the heights of military and political glory under Premier Josef Stalin and Nikita Khrushchev but suffered ·demotion, dlsfavor and disgrace under both. He was the first professional soldier to become a party member of the r ul ing prestdlmn of the Communist DO YOUR O .WN THING party. ZhUkov commanded t b e defense of Moscow durlrig: World War 11 and then led the final assault oo Berlin. LAST 3 DAYS '1/1111 LAST 3 DAYS Networks, Scientists Disagree on Violence ---LA'DIES--- KNIT SUITS h t . 41.00 to 111.00 18.59 .. 51.59 ----MENS,----' SHIRTS KNIT sro11 DRESS WASHINGTON (UPI) - Network represent1Uves and university resell'Chers dif- fered sharply Wednesday over what e!fect television violence bu on vtewen. Several social scientlst.s told Pra:\dent JohMOn's Com- miuion on Violence Wed- nesday that their laboratory studies had indicated a direct ca\llal relatio~hip between telfvlsion violence and ag- areulve beh1vi.or in both adults and children. A Columbia Broadcasting System executive took issue with the studies. He aald labor1tory experiment.I I n which portrayals of vlolenct caUJed children to b e a t up tbeJt "Bo.Bo" dolls, and adults to &Ive thei r vlctim1 e:rtra electrical shocks, had little relationship to real life. 1be hearings continued lo· d1$ with testimony from t h c olbet-two television networks ud two more university -»!opts. Vost of \he scientists SCC!m· td to be 1n IFft:ment th1t -lsloo violence In )taeU ls Dlt bannfu], and !Orne even -.agesttd that the networks ~ be doln&: more harm ..... -...,r by ddetlng the ._... acenes from violent ~th., objected to moot lllllmtoully WIS 0,.,od IUJ'I" ....... lhtlr problems by '*1*aJ .,,,....ion. Tb e -contended thll Cftlted a 111eneraJ ernotlonal ...i:" '"lffry Umt M1nhal Otllon pull .a bll IUD to ~ tJio bod ,,,,,. -""'· ,.,.,. ,.... -cl a.. u-11 cl Pa:ansylvania, "It bu In dtecl ? ''.1 the NAB (National Association of Broadeasten:) seal of &J>" prov al." Joseph T. Klapper, director of social research fQr CBS, said the networks are by no means unco~med. He said CBS has been keepin& a closer "'atch on the problem since t h e assassinations of Sen. Robert F. Kennedy and the Rev . Martin Luther King. Klapper, however, took issue with • study in which chlldren were e~ lo a film deple- ting an adult battering a •·ao. Bo" doll, a large plastic toy. The study showed t h a t children who watched the film tended to treat their own doll more roughly than those who did not. "Never," he told the com· mission, "ls It reported that a chUd attempted to hit the ex· pertmenter or anothey.ehlld, or damage the equiiJment." 'Peopl e' Trains Not Worth Try? WASHING TON t UPI) - The nation's railroads a re "bleedin& to death"''from loss· ti oo passenger trains, a top rail execuUve said Wtdne> day. Stuatl T. 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'18888 Our 22nd Tear In the l:larbor ANG DAVIS- BROWN "Where S.rvica Is a SpocMillyl" 411 E. 17th St., Costa Mesa SALES: 646-1684 -SERVICE: S4f.3437 Daily, 9·9; Sat. 9-6 I • • • ' Out on Ball Again ' County Charges Werber on 'Pot' SAN RAFAEL (UPI) -mlasioner released him on Millloealre Frank N. Werber, 110,000 bond. former manager or the Howtver, Werber was haul-ed from hls home to jail aaaln orlllnal Kingston Trio, was Tuesday nigh! by Marin Coun- free on ball Wednesday for the. ty authoriUes, who h a d second Ume in two days in assembled charges oC their conneclioo. with marijuana own.. He remained in jail ln charsea. lleu ol 131,UO ball. The buoh·haired and beard-Municipal Judge A I v I n ~Werber, 39, whoae present Goldateln Jr. reuced ball to lntereata l n c I 1,1 d e theaters, $11.500 when Werber appeared restaurants and real estate, for arraignment Wednesday wu hauled off to jall In-San mornina. Tbe am<IW>l was Francisco Monday night i!t.e.r paid and the :suspect was federaJ agenta raJded his plush released. . Marin County home. They aald Werber is scheduled to ap- the raid netled 258 pounds ol pear In coorl next Tuesday to marijuana. enter a plea on county charges 'the f e d e r a I government of transporting marijuana into c b a r g e d Werber with Callfarnia, possession of mari- transport.lng the drug, wonh juana for sale, posse~lon. of about $500,00> at retail prices, · m~juana and cult1vating from Texas. A U.S. com· marijuana. Man Says Guilty Plea Was Prompted by F e'ar SACRAMENTO (AP) -A thin, balding SS.year~ld man says he pleaded guilty to kid- naping former State Finance Director Hile Champion and his family because he feared the death penalty. And a ptychlatrist compares! the life-term federal prisoner, WlUord Marlon Gray, to "a Jury Find~ Wife Guilty Of Murder LOS ANGELES (UPI) - Mrs. Mildred Shamblin, :57, ac- cused of arranging the kllUng of her husband by her 17-year- old daughter was convicted Wednesday of murder and solicitation of murder. A Superior Court j u r y deliberated three hours before delivering the verdict. Atrs. Shamblin, ol Burbank had entered p l e a s Of not guilly, and not guilty by reason of insanlty. On Friday, testimony in the sanity phase-Of the tria1 gets under way. Mrs. Shamblin'• daughler Frances, testified the mother urged her to shoot Shamblin, then pull the ~uttons off her blouse and claim attempted caged animal backed into a corner and being threatened." Gray, 33, testified Wed- nesday before U.S. Dist. Judge Tbomu J. MacBride at a hearing on bis motion for a new trial It was MacBride who sentenced Gray and Carl Cletus Bowles, ~. to tile t e rm s after they pleaded guilty In October 196$ to ltld- nap!ng Champloo and hil wile and baby dauibler. After Wednesday'• session, MacBrida coiiliriued the hear-· ~ unllf neij Tu'*y, when ~ietesUmony·wlD be1taken. · Griy testified he pleaded guilty because he believed U.S. Atty. Cecil Poole "was after a death penalty" and would have introduced new evidence. Poole, however, said Gray and Bowles were indicted on three counts of kidnaping "without having J n f I i c t e d harm." He said il kldnaping w!lh harm had been charged, tbe death sentence could have been impoeed. Gray later referred to "a bank robbery in w h I c h somebody was shot." His attorney, Franc Is Robichaud, Said Gray was "mentally incompetent and legally insane" at th~ time he pleaded guilty. A psychiatrist, Or. George A. Gross, later testified that Gray was "sort of like a caged allimal backed into a corner and~belng threatened." Get 8°' off the resuJar party-size price, and get your ball rollln1 In a bi1 way. lust pour over Ice to discover a delicious adven,lure. s Now-the gfaat 48oz.part_y81ze ...... .., ...... ealy Policeman In Shooting Out on Bail SAN FRANCISCO (U PI) - Michael R. O'Brien. a police officer charaed with murder in the off-duty shooting of a truckdriver, was r e l e a s e d from jail Wednesday on $25.000 ball. Jiis release was granted by ·superior Court Judge Harry J. Neubarth over the objection of the district attorney's office. The judge acted on a petition for a writ of habeas corpus presented by O'Bflen's at· tomey. The 2&.year-old officer is scheduled for a hearing Fri- day afternoon In Municipal Court in connecUdn with t h e fatal shooting of G e o r g e Baskett, 28, a Negro, during an argument over a minor traffic accident. O'Brien's rtlease drew a stonn of protest from the Negro community. Clifton Jer~ fers, a state deputy attorney general and official of the Na. Ilana! AlsoclaUon fo rthe Ad· vancement of Colored, People, dMCiibed it u "outraleoua." Diocese Says 'No Moneys Involved' SAN DIEGO (AP) -A spokesman for the San Diego Roman Catholic Diocese says no funds are involved in the case of the Rev. Robert Nikllborc, orphanage operator charged with failure to declare nearly ,120,000 1n )?erlOnal ln· come. '- The spokesman ii d d ~ d Wedne!day that the diocese has taken no disclpllnary ac- tion against the prleit. Father Nikliborc, 37, heads the Boys Town of the Desert orphanage at Banning. He is charged with falling to file, in- come tax returns on personal income over a three-year period. Beubleln .ADVENTUROUS COCKTAILS hi..,.., ~ IUl·Tal, a11c11; ll11u1M, Gl111~. lllllfC'I", Sick C.r, OW F•1fllo!H, ¥M•• lwf. """"" lollr, Alrttol Sour, 11°10.I Gin M•nilli, \W~• Mlnhm: l•ln DrJ.,. 11 ... 1 ,, v •• • •• Tt1Ul'$dl)', Octobtf 17, 1%8 DAILY PILOT ¥ :fteag.an, Crime~ ., Unruh Clash on .- ::rA=::~lhe ~~.,~~~~m:v= :~d .. ~:WS~uar~ ==a:e=:a ~ ;i:!,!:9ug=:J now..t balllelleld loday r... to debate Reaaan'1 charge U lleagan refuaod 10 debate which he oaid were killed by lrois •, PollllcaJ anemiea Gov. lleqan lhai lhere ii a "price lq" 00 him. llePUbliuDI. Tbey Would have UMm I a Id Rel'll)>ll'""'1 and Ammbly Speaker Je,.. gelling ltglllaUon out al Tbe governor replied, "Thal 11llrenec1 peoalUea lor pmons "are quit> wllllq to put Aaaembly committees -cam-is the kind of language I would c; on v I c t e d cl selling bumper slripa oo their cat.I • M. Unruh. paign cont r I bull on 1 for expect from Big DlddJ." He flOl'DOll'•phy In youngslers: saying 'Support Your Loql Tbe Democratic ·auembly DtmocraUc candJdatae... said the r e are too many provided dJubillty pay for Police,' but they are unwlll~ chief called Republican ''That i. a lle," Unruh DemocraUc usemblymen to pollcenieri; provided state aid to do anythin& more aubltari1 l aw m a k e r.1 ''the chief retorted in a telegram to debate them all. ' for purehue ~police offlcera' tive for the ca\L9e Of Jaw ~ roadblock" to efforts to cut 1-=-R='=''="=n=de=m=an=d=ing=lh=•=de=ba=t::e.==S:il>:•::•=k=e=r=U=nruh==='"='=d =w=e=a=pona==•=od=eq=ul=pm=o=nl::;:ipr:o-==f=o=;;=m=e=n=t.= •• ==.....:==;\; callfomia'a c.trlme rate. i; "The Republicam talk a lot about crime1 but when It getl down to doln1 some\hlna prac- Ucal about It, they run away and bide in ~ bushes,". Unruh uld. His comments were tn a talk prepared fpr_clellvary todl)' at San Bernardino u Unruh con- tinued to campalgn for a Democratic -c ont r ·o 11 e d legislature, ooe that would re- elect him as speaker in January. Reagan alao lalked of crime as he toured the state oo behalf of Republican can- didates. He blamed the DemocraUc- controlled legislature f o r blocking his merit plan for selection of judges and decried "a concepl of pennlaslvenesa" which he said has pervaded society. "We must return to a social climate where the law is respected and obeyed, where the individual is held respoDSi· ble for h1a acts, and where criminal offenses are followed by just punishments," Reapn told a California Highway Patrol luncheon ·in San Die10 Wedilesday. Earlier in the day, he re- * * * Wallace May Cut Nixon's Count Here SACRAMENTO (AP) - Gov. Reagan considers third AN INVIT AT/ON -FOR YOU from ... Second Church of Christ Scientist, Newport Beach 3100 Pacific View Drive, Corona dol Mar, Canlornio Th• m•mbers of Stcond Church of Christ, Scitnti1t, Newport Beech, •rt heppy to ennounce thet the new church end Sundey School wt have been building for tht Coron• dtl Mir community 11 now complete. You are welcome to ettenJ our opening 1ervice1 on Suncley, October 20th •nd 27th et 10:00 A.M. •nd 4:00 P.M . •nd to our reguler Wednesdey eve- ning 1ervlce1 et 1:00 P.M. Stuclent1 up to the ege of twenty will find • fre1h approech to Chri1tienity at our Sundey School which convenes •• I 0:00 A.M. Children under Sundty School ege will be cered for In our child care room end pley yerd, both at Sundey Services ind Wednesday evenings: party candldate Geo r I'"====================:::::::::::;::::::::::::::::::::;:::; Wallace "the mysterious fac-1~ tor'' in the election -the man who could cut d o w n Ref!llblican Rlcbard M. Nix· on'• margin of victory In CaWontla. Asked in an interview if he lhlnU NixOD, lhe G 0 P pitaldenlial nom.luee, c an equal the Reagan lead of · almost a million votes in the 1966 govemor11hlp elecUon, the Republican governor said: "I don't see any reuon why it shouldn't be -except for !he third party. "That'I the mysterious fac- tor," he said. "How many peo- ple are. talklng Wallace now and then will vote Republican?" THE END! of Tolllt Luk, Squuk and Whi1tle with tht rtv0futlon1ry FLUIDMASTER 400 Stllnl••• StMI 8111 Cock-the sensation Of tht plumb!n1 lndu1try. It uns 'new hydraulic pre11ure principles, It's corro1'°'1· proof, h11 Instant po1ltlv1 shutoff, ellmlnate1 water waste, tllmln1tes old·fa1hloned rod ind 1Jr sultd float blll. Call today for complete Information. We hive the FLUIDMASTER IN STOCK. AN OUTSTANDING VALUE ONLY $299 Water Hecilers REPUILIC "GEMINI" - HOUSEHOLD P.LUMBING. BUYS Why Dishmaster? • BECAUSE IT IS THE MOST PRACTICAL l'J WAY OF. '11/f DOING ~0 . DISHES $42 80 GARBAGE DISPOSALS . IN.$1NKolRATOI MODI!. lfO, II~ s31ts •••. ut.tl ou• 1tt1e1 •••••••••••••••• MODI!. NO. 77, s54ts .... '"·'' m ... -w:UTi"iiiNC. -""--s31ts llli::=::i• = =· ............... . s:::.:.: ...... : .. 54195 INSTALLATION AYAILAILI · , · ! . . • ' ·- J ' ·' • 1 DAILY PILOT Strokes Linked To Sleep New Vaccine Expected For Measles WASIUNGTON (AP) -A licensed vaccine a I a Jn 1 t German measJes, a threat durtni early pregnancy, is reported likely to be available next year well before the next expected epidemic in this country. The prospect. Dr. Daniel 1. Mullally reported Wednesday, is based on 90 percent ef- fectiveness of the sUU ex· pcrimental vaccine in tests during a continuing epidemic in Formosa. Mullally, chief of the vac- cine development branch of the National Institute o f Allergy and Infectious Disea8el!I, said the n e x t epidemic is expected in the . early 1970s. 1 During the last German measles epidem ic in th is coun- try, abo11t 30,000 babies 11,1ere born 11•ith such defects as+ deafness, blindness, brain damage and congenital disea se. An estimated 20,000 were stillborn. The d I 11 • a s e , technically known as "ru.bella," i!l blamed for birth defects and for miscarriages during the first I three rt>onths of pregnancy but I iii mild when it strikes I children and mosl adulls. 1 A University of Washington I ~cieritlst. Dr. J . Thomas l c.rayson, said the 3,289 boys given the vaccine received better than 90 percent pro- tecUon in the test! l n Formosa. Glrli were not given the vacclne, Grayston s 1 I d , because the disease Itself con· fen long-lasting tmmunlty and it was felt better to let them contract il Stars Plan On Marriage NASSAU, Bahamas CAP) - Actor Laurence Harvey and .Joan Cohn, widow of former Columbia Pictures bou Harry "Kin," Cohn, toot out a mar. rlage license WednQday. Friends sald the wedding, wWcb was planned f o r Wedneaday n I g h t , waa: postponed. No new date was ael. 1 Harvey and Mra. Cohn - rormer actress Joan Perry - I' have been subject& ol mM- rlap opocu1au.. for years. S.wnl ,_. op Ille gave .llhll • m lnlUal<d lavender • p),OllO Rolfi.llo)'C< N I blrtll-•day .,.._.._ Mrs. o ob a, divorced 1 b o e • mqnale llarTJ lClrl In IIMIO ,an.r • .....,.....m..,.. ~ belt -for his ~role In ''Room ol Ull Top," WN dJ~ from bit fint ..... -......... 1 Letp'°'1, In -~- • ' -' . ... ·. -. By Phn lnterlaridl· ' 4 ~ .... .. -. -- .2 Firms UCI to Show 'New' Cinema . . .. . ' ' Tell --. "' -. .. . ........ ' -- 'Plans for,·· a PJan'· I See by Today's Want Ads: e Bar Belle Wanted • • . tot fl nice pab. e Baby Foc Sale!! A be.by ~ piano, at a reuon- 'ttie ~. obtainlng lnfcrtnailon con- cernina 't h e 'erivironllieotaJ priortUes derived f r o m samplu ol lhe Orange di!znty ilire ' c .. my. . . 'Both firms were asletf by Supervisor David Baker ti, in tenl\aof the statew·ide demands placed oo their or£anl'tations, the crra n g e Colpity plaa ''might ~suffer THE CAN[!IDATE ••• and even become buried in the files," "" Both replied that they wire able to commence work on the project lnµnedlately after they w e r e given notice of ac- ceptance. And both promised that a part of their stall woultt be located ln Orange County until the project waa corn· pleJ.ed. 111 ... 1fto Plchlrt l it 1Ct••,11_ c•lor poi-t1bl1 hai vi¥id, frij1-to-lif1 New Vlit1 picture, Sport. 1lloijt Ch1ul with fllw Solie! Stet• Co111p1n1nt.; piop·? h1ndl1. lL-442 ft!C:IS ITAIT AT 29f6 "SA.ES ANO SERVICE" CONVENiENT TERMS LOS ANGELES IAP) -,"And it v.·a~ rcally ·~Y to N"Y cinema films will be Momeob 'lael4n ita..acbeduted diSUngubh because it was· the ~ Showa at UC ltvine again this 5:47 Lm. ~val, Apollo 7 onlf thing up there e:r:cept the weekend. e The While O:iats are com· ing! 1-Iere's • a double breasted \.\'OOI. coat -like new. SERVIN& HAl\IOk· AREA OVEk 2J YlS. blinted• "-w•v c•---Iy 0-v er ·.. · . The second segment of nine "° -.. -moon. undergrounil · art films Crom • .Prlwte park and beach - V6"J low yearly rent 1111 WI I~ apartmt!lL .KIRKPATRICK'S Sootbem california. "I was really bugged,'' ~ around the world will be Numeram residents gather-other said, "because there we shown tooigbt, Friday, Salut- ed in sman 'gmips aOO Some Were, wa'.tching 'ltistory £0 by day and Sunday nights at a motorists stepped from their and there were all these oth-o'Clock in Science Lecture cars to view the craft wt>Jch er people, walking to work ' Hall. Admission will cost $1. e ~ting! HeW1 a ~ me rug f()l' Ale! 2711) Eost Coost Highw1y Coron4 . del. Mer e 673-2650 took a mere two minutes to and ju.st looking at t h e i r crOS3 from horizon to hori-feet." zon. The Apollo was easily visi- "It was just a big, blinking ble despite the usual -belt of star -that's all it looked like light smog surrounding the to me," said observer. . downtown area. iiiiirif~pp;;;;jj;;;: ' ENTER NOW I WIN~Ri1 f.l~ FRlE . fOUR CRUD PllHS! 1111 .. -... •cRll Will flllr flbal• Wnt· ftt sc11fc W11t. ''"-··Tripi 1 .. 1n FREE' lntlJ bl•u •ow m· Wuter1 Air1fus. f1J -.i• tbUJlti•, 1f c1urs1. to I f1'1ous Wat1111 Ill• HURRY - RCA MONTH SWUISTAKIS • RCA Home Entlf· tal nm1nt Ce1tw • Bil scrnn cDlar consol• • C11t1r port1bl1 1Y • 3blackandwhlte portable TVs • 6 portable ster1os • 25 clock ndiDS THE CARRY.£TT[ Bic sueen color portable has New Vista chauis with color.quick tuning, smart cabinet, with disappearing handle! 29ft.9· 5 El-410 • 102 sq. In. picture 7 ~ THE' CLEMENT Color console hat full.function VHF 0 Wirel1ss Wizard" remote control, New Vista color thassis, li&hted VHF 39.,.11: and UHF channtl lndiators. U GW50 • 2Z1 sq. in. picture 411 E. 17th St. Doily ,~ •• Sat. ,., -Costa Mesa 646-1684 ., • • TAPE RECORDERS • RADIOS . AND RECORD ALB~MS ' ,, ' ' . IN . CQOP~RATION .. WITH DEA~.ERS A.ND.. TH~ ~~I~ Y PILOT .•.. ,, .. 11.r ,, ·>l .....•. ,.,,DURING r:;:. :::--- EASY 'TO W\Nt_· RGA NOTHING . · / TO 8Uy1 MONTH . . Simply Fill Out ;Coupon Below, Or One In Participating RCA Dealer Show Room, and Deposit W,ith f4ny_ R~A Dealer Shown Below! ' ,_,. Mr. Frt11k Fo1f1r 111&1 Sr•llllr1t lltllflftl~ v •• ., ·• Guy O. luchanan <461 Mon1IR9 C1Ryo• C~tt11 411 Mtr KIRKPATRICK'S TV Mr.& Mrs. Don R. lurdsaft JOt J 11:01110•• Lt110 C••t• M.,. STAR TV .... ,. . Mr. J1rry Dlc•m111 ln I. 11tll SI. (Mlt MHI WWN Frollt Mr. S111iflt--Co11f M9r • ... •r11tll ,_ ...... , c .. i.~ Dn..,~ Mr. IJll Co•l"f, Mp, \fU~ .... ' -- .' THlS WEEK'S WINNERS .· ' J ,. ' ,,. • ~ Max D. Dimmitt M. E. Uncleman Judy Wllttnlcm .. · 614 M1rt11trl .. A¥•. fJO:l So11ththor1 Dr. 1901 P1ciflc H1. I Coro•• 4tl M1t H1111ti119 .. R l11ch A1111Mlm KIRKPATRICK'S TV PLAZA TV FOSTER TV Jolt11 ,; Leona Seddotl Mn. C. A. Gebhart Saly McGruder 1614 MJ..,co 1060 kUlyW••• 1911 Co11ti11111t1l CH1• Mo1t Co1to Me11 Co1 .. Mt11 WHITE FRONT TIPTOH'S TV DUNLAP'S 4 RCA TAPE RfCOflDERS 12 TRANSISTOR RADIOS 24 RCA AlBUMS • GIVEN FREE DURING RCA " MONTH-PRIZES WILL BE DRAWN FROM COUPONS WEEKLY! Laurine Wheechel 54• Tu1tl11 N1~Jl'Ort l11ch DUNLAP'S Mrs. David Vlergever !)J4 ... ,,i;, Ntw_porf l11cll DAVIS.BROWN ALL WINNIU SHOULD P1CI UP P•fZES · AT DIAUU LISRD IADDUSSIS A•ovu WIN FREE PRIZES Fill OUT THIS COUPON OR A REAS9NABbE FACSIMILE AND DEPOSIT WITH AN PAR-. ' TICJPATING RCA DEALER SHOWN ABOVE. ···············IJI R c A NJONTH CONTEST I I,... . I City I ....... ' Doolar • I ··~············· • • : ~ F P * -·-. + , For the· Record ' . Meeting• flMAL OIClll ll' Kt111'-TYnw '" 0..-M G, T'Yln4I ~ a, Hll\IWI n GIWll 0, Ml .. ....... ., .... Md! Llaf9 C~ ~'°", IUIY M. l'•ht "' Dl'1ltfly ll;tY ,..,.,. ..a , Hullllnet.11 Midi. l :» llNe Mii S ..... v1 Allft LM ,,_, NoF1u ~Epidemic -· Expected ~ ~~---. "'--~~ ., c"*.c.'"'",, .. ,.,, B SANDI u "OR -y _,,, • l;\ub. ~ JNJll """"""" VS C.lwlfl JI-t1J PMW .J'Ul.:JJti'"" '~-..,.. I.WWI~ ... o.tlf" ,.,.. ""' ~~~·. ""i...b. w~ t.:. JollrilflR """ 111i.Wh 111. s00A ANA -Orange 1W Mtrci. W•tt. 'n l1$n. W•'-,N..._. ...... unler .:i:r et ..... LMM .,. ~ fin u... County health oWda1s hive c~ v-ltt ~rtnt, .. ~11 ~ "' ..._ Arnn re.aamined a predicted ln-1w W•K:lltr, Otlvt. Htw"'1 letdl; 1:1» '·"'· · G'::'-'t::.. w.,,.. "' ~ Ouenu epidemic end have Or1!!f..::=r'7M, ~. ~':",,'tt-~ Mtt1or1t L MIMl'I vs°""" ,, .._... decldfllf the ,_-....t. ta better Me"°;i\C Lacie-, IOOF lJ •"j I, et 11. ,. .... ,.......,. - WMl'ITllNMI' AV-"' 011¥• Strtd. .V..rle L. CrOlllllnd ... TllMN• c. than ....... ... W"knl=~: ~fl· Cranllllld ......,.. .......... . o~~ "+tr.; ~ Geia.n::· Koenb n ~ l."l!!M ••tt doeat't ·~ DO'll' thlt H~:_. ~-., w.-, L. ldlaPf9r ,,; GMw H. we will have a flu epidemic ~ ~ ~,.._. ~ bert," a county helltb officer Nilt~l~l~~ e!'!!'·~~~~1~1,;Nb Wrlthl llid Wedoesday. .. '". " 1 " .=..,"'..[ t=t: ""l•"*'l~-Tbe scare started last week, .,Q, '""' ... ~ .......... l ' '"' al•Dr n--aJd w . he 1D1Po tttn • .w1 ..._ ft ,, ~ l"I ... t • E1~1:i.:11111 l"oler .,. °"''" EdWtNI s \I"' • ua-agner, w n '"· : ~*=''JU... -club, ;;;.!;,. Etwooe ,.lt.1..;,. 1. ,,~... Tutio.. .,. J.,_ MitrtoJli some 20 Marines in San Diego Man, a1 1w. St.; ton •MCti. I( oWt ultcu cune down wilb w-hat had •. 11.111. I' ID.I..,; • J~':; A. Mlr:fJ!I "" •""""' tt-r. ...._. LM 111 .... n .,. MtwlCt ".....,. --~ H Ol!r. 111111 P.J~ ... "~ 1~ ~ ' J It. Hoak -.:. ~ .,, ..... , l.ord n ltodMr •rvc. dia5..,._... aa ong ·Kong u ~ndr,"J.~"7W.. ~ :nt "'.· .. C"Yllll\le'l. IUrt ":i c:;::lfll 111. 1ur1 "sr~'f! G. OleeMrlt,,. _,.... """*" flu, this year's version of H"~~ BN"'#:" lo\:,.; ... ~ I•'°• ~llcfl !\.. TitlpOI 'n Shlrllr ~ ~.~1.1Mllltf-,,. 111.., f!. Miiier Allan fiu. Shtl'1ton BMd! Inn.• ""''l'lllem ~ ,Y. BtMI" YI lllobtrt J. IHMft L®)!-, p-E11IHlotl vt Glot!wl Todd . "lt "-•• tumed out pot to, be ·-·~" •·,"),., t""':.Ji•rt·~~-,_ -·-..... -~ 0. Wilslr v• SIU LM Wl'-fl Eclw4irlll V1,.,.. lllJCQI VJ Ylll9 fl•n fiU but _,_ ~"••' With ......, IC. e,,,,_ vs•t_. Gordon E,,.,.. Rldlfl ~ _. ............ '•",ltla' rrldg're.'' .. lot;Ttilllf M. McC•l"llff!Ofl 111 Cllcuet. flu.Ute symptmll," the tiubllc ~ Alla11 McC•lnlnlJill -='I c II ·---~-~-1n ..... TilJ'o L'""w ,. "~"" ,... .. re Q S -~·~ w~ v-.ates •.:. • .: -~•le·.;· M~~~.,. M.trl• N•IMwl 111 Bob EUMM infectious diseues reported. llilie~••a • No'-' 11:-.1 ""'* l"I"' ciu• Jo HJs office maintains ·contact Tf\UltSD Rl!COIH>. '°'~ ~ ft"lff.r It=~~ "0""' VI Gr•111 ~ ll:IM "·"'· we!:!o.,~, fire, IO!h with the U.S. Health Depart. 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T ... ry.LCllM!dttrVl•ChlirltsCN.... t1:1'•"'· fll'I •litlllllol\. 10319 E fall he said ' \t, •nd L111r• K.llhlttn N1111i., IL £11Ubll!I M. Clll"llnd ¥5 M•lvll\, M. il.ofN' AV... • ' • "' l"un• 1...:11. i ,..,,..... , ' •:n '·"'· TllVrWtr. e-r n,., WI ,,,.,. "All . pf ~ people are ·~·WElNElt-Od. 7, Wllll•m Jdln .t.11111• WI._ ""'J•l(k IC. Wl~. . ~Mull!_... ._,. tt.cen'1 .. , i»ct frun the •Far •• 1 ••• '.'. """• ,,. -·o~ GertnldlA.8.S..YSJliupliP,8WM; 11 •11 •m WWl!nd•Y IJIWIUil •Id '"'7 111 F•r• w.inltl'", ;;,-ol Aret11'1:.~ ~~--,,,.,•...!?!... ltG;'!""' ""' M¥ey t102 A1oli. Drlw ' ' East," h!J'added, M ltltlSOH·l"EAltSOH -Oct.1, l_. 1C.:;'R.;"$m1iti"';;"°ai.r1., Eddy Sm1!fl !2L3:ne11.m .• 1r1J1 fire. 1W2 _H~u The '~ Hong Kong ..... It-Morrlton, 30, ol Huntington ,,..ltl•lt· JW.:: Urell ,,, Tllonl•• f :Sol 11.m,, ,,.. .. fire, tiU Mtllor Drive Oue ··-~ .. b ~--.. -ol lls lNdl. •nd Jo.n Pt•rlCll, 2•, o1 C111r... l , 4:11 -""""-t t•ll flrll 171!5 llNclt •Mt. UCUUl>U. UC\;11- )t•I INctl. Jo Arone,.. norl "' All'llld lM ,.... 4'.fl...:""·• trtlh ,.., lfnt lflilNu prevalence qi· that island COl- siftlTH-lllUTl-oct.'"J, Johll ~ Sn!lth, .U::,.~,\./:C.rtfA ~t111 4:,",,,!·,•·b_.,!'..,. lrrnttlD9flan. Nil ony, Ja1 a new form of vin.J.s, i:z, o1 or11191, llM Ht1tri .R-Gerr1i;.;m;;. "f:~kl it".'e-n ·· .... tun, 21,' '11 CMf. IMM. • Mtry Jo 0.111ii: _ri:IG,.,eF L'rir 01vfi 7:§1 11.111., W•llldown, Golden WHI •lld DJ-.. Waaner alililf. •51tTz-vtALL-0ct. 1, G1111c1 s. a'JM,'!. J .. n 111uU1T1 .... Ju1 u' H!-""' 10~·~-~'::::lc.1 •Id, 51" Audrer "We don't have a serum for rt, :t!I, cf Feunr.ln V•lltv, •nd ,.,.,,;:;·" Ol.M V'lllffOU•l ,,. 111_ on.,.. .al.I-..._1_ 11 ""'.!rit s.ndr1 Yl•H, 21, af l•ll-Glof9I vel•-11:!7 "·"'·• fire 1nvn11,.11on, Hu~ r.1ua 11u-•un, he g a 1 d , rll't_l#y s. CtM911 .... Jtmtf, E. C•llllOll tlnvton AVfl\Uf Ind Elmlr• "al•'-·~ several drug MA$Elt.JOHNSTOH-o.:t. tO, Mldlael •rlltr. Jo, ttoOW1 VI Rtrmond" E. 11 51 •.m Th!H14•Ybm9d1c1I •Id. 1Mtl "'"""6'' COm· o,.,,. Ml-. JS. ·"' 4•-'"~ Hobeon r-· 1 ~1~~~ ::.~fW. Ull:• •nd Atlant1 paniea are working an it. It .... An ... bllte Jolljll!Of1, 1t. ol Ml"' "H~'Elf"I H•r• ....-·"""nci• Anti• .&V-.. '• sbouldb&avallablebythefint .,,.t\ttt.,. 8Mdl. Ell• ~~ ,,..,_.;-~ lllqllr4 ~. , ;! ·"! '-"'·• m•b:\:1u,;.:l.!", ~t~, :._,.:Of th.. W.r>,•• ~811S.ilt08UCk ~ .Oc:t. 111., P4lt E. J JJI . ' ...... ' ~ ~. t.f.: .. t-;.W '·"' Wednndllr, ..... •11"". . ;;r}l,"("4'"' 1L . ..i H1rim. ~2. "' GtrHn . Gl"ll'h. •nd 's..M • "" .._ au E11l•1"JN"i1e -11ke.r s1r..t nowever, PlOSI! persons over ~"""..Por••,.:.•r• R~-...~·., w ..... , ~~'3·~1~~~~"~,.,. "· i,·11~"l..t~""·· 1.a11, 11re, ~~~~"~! es .. yim9m'·•~e~91'-~eirina HOll~E·JM:K(.11\j!llo. Orl. 1~ J ~C . , ~ .~., 0. ; fl.Ill., trMS re, 2S01 H'1t..,.-• lion..:0 w ~ •-d _...-Mll•111 A. • ''"' .• ~.,; • c , . 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I t r IS 'tors nobody Clll leally predict the tf!\11s f'Dlh, 53, ol H1mllllllen l .. dl, k•r1t1 J, Emlf VI Melvin L. ErMI ' OrJSet Of 80 epidemic. o-9q11 Celi• Cl•r• Co411er • .5'. of Gtir-Hiii"~ .G. " ... pllf ... ~·ou clefclt. .... TOUl'l _,.. condUctM Mllfllhn ....... . Be laid hi• office is not ....__ r.•-Gt.Wt loullJ..kJ"-defdt. ... CT<W com911. F_... __ .. -•-• .,_, _. -,., r -.- ·1tii'A1t.IGUEY-G1ESE -oct. 111 w1~· v-;rcJ..trk ~~~ "t~'1-M•rl• . .;i;~~ .":';'.;.... ~ ... ;ii:: coura1Jnt"~y;.~8:ordinlry ~ • .., H. PlfrtoulY, *'· " w~· Jui-., Cllr'lllfflfl ... ..,,. " Milrolcl J, ',.wit ... !lcft oil' flt .... tllit .E._.' ' .,n;caut10111 •P:ihst the· "flu ~~.~~ ~=~ """' GltH, 1 '\~Mll-rle ~ v1 ForHI Lleyt "· 1"'-''-' •-llMY all Mt-, but he is keeping UJis On locai 2eu1tNEY-CAPUANO -Oct. t:t. '""'" -Dvd!ll't ltlch, '4MDI, 6Kt, '111. fCboo\ 11.istrict& to see if any <,;ii M. McBurNr. 21, "' H11nt1nt1ien sudden r '·· In sbsenteelsm ... -"'· •Ml Fr1ncene M. C1P<11no, lX ~::!r~~ ,~~v~!!ht:e.~. No M aiter the Nutile ::-a~r a ~e~dJcate the M oi11111 0111. ,,, .,,, Pico-1111...... So far, he ~ none have Ylll·l'lllYE~. It. lllllQefl._,S. -rtM i.;; .. ,:. • f-"· ytr, )f, end Tlftlt; 1!.ff Fry1, -• \j -; • ._' 1 ••" ,} rew. _r.-,. C~'6e!I , !JI -' i •. e • bolh"' cost• Mew. F R • M normil rate of children ottr Un1worth, it, •nd su .. n " WOU'·""""-"" "· '"'" or unn .. nw at.e , staying home . from 1<hooJ vnn M<:Entre, lt, bafh "' cos•• ...,.. ,µ~ ' ... • , , '.;" ' ,. .. ~ because of illiieft. ---., ~ :':Y.HUllLEY -Oc:t. tt, Jiiilet SANTA ANA -Calls are es~bliShed by Frank JOrdan, . Per.,., A Ill' G.rdln Grow. •nd_. l"'" • .,11,... L. HurleY", •· o1 H,noneton coming into' the Orange Coun-California secretary of state. ~f:'11:c~·eEGLEV _ Oct. it. •• e-. ty clerk's office from persons ".,"To my knowledge, the ;if•rrOll. ,,, end Nlnfl'M .... _..:rt. receiving sample copies of the American lnde~nt Party ~~w':~~L~ _":;: 1:z, Dat.ll , Nov. 5 ballot asking just who did not have . a national eon-· •~t1fford 11o111w111, 41~ •"illl l• ,,,._ is nominated for vice presi· vention wherein a president .,,-.,,i1co11. 31• bo/111 °' Wft!Tnl,.•. ' dent on the American In-a n d vice president could be :;'; DiV@rttS . dependent Party ticket. nominated," St Jobn said. :t DNOllCI' ~•L•O: ·, l , · According to the ballot, Even so, "It must. be un-'°'""'' """ Ktrta1• '" .Dl'IMncl Marvl,g Griffin, Georgi a derstood that the voter is ~c.11""" wu"'".,. J•-o-i.. governor, is the running mate voting for electors for that I~'°':.-T•rub ..,. ....,,,." J. for fonner Alabama Governor party, not the individuals •Mk• George Wallace. themselves;" he explalned. • MM HuDDll .... Pitt ~ II ·-I lhe "' J-Collin."' .... wllll•nt -. Wallace himseU recently a penon vo-or co11mt11 named General Curtis LeMay American Independent Party Uriel• J. WlllOll ¥5 JoM IO'fd Wllleft •nit• H•rs "' curt11 wiin-as hls.nmning _.mate. , on .the ballot, he will actually Action Council To Meet Oet. 23 ~ SANTA ANA -Members of the Orange Couttt1 · . Com~ munity Action COuncil will meet at 7:30 p.m. Ocl 2.1 in Orange County Plannlni Com· mission cbamben, too w. 8th st. Fur1ber Information may be obtained by calling the Com· munity Action Council office at 835-0505. !~ JONPtl kni'lll,,. Oorlln icreM County Clerk W. E. St John be votl.iig for that party'• elec· • LH a.111r ,,. Hll'llifft--Nor." explabitld the confusion tht·1 tcn:a. "It will be the electQrs'1;::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;;,jl r~:i"'Mu!WI .... "'' Munl! 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Nixon on," Nixon replied. mlt he is smoother: m~ delaf belwffn 1nnOUDctri\ent c. Wallace, Nixon was con- blow it? Even among some of the mature. and aCtUal 11etUement would fident the third party can- "U anyone c.an blow It, we hardcore: Ni ton critics in this These critics who remerriber bar'dli affect Nixon's ~ didate;s Jollinrin& w o y l d can," said Sen. Thruston travelln& press corps, there is Nlxon for a career of scram bl-There would ,not tie ·~ dWlndle .. ·n~ the t ~ e .Morton, (R-Ky,), more joking growing respect. Those who ing for Nixon are now noting ti.mt for a nqotiated ~to Amertea111 ~ a pol!!fl than serious. But MQ._rton; who covered his bitter blast alter a his abllity, his almost flawless heal the aplff in Democratic booth. · ,_. often travels these fAY.1 with --------------------..,,---'--------~· "''-''--~ Pogo Stick ~ for lfl·°'"' :.. · • the GOP presidential can- did.llite, was Republican na- t13nal chairman in 1960 when, accordlng to many, Nixon blew it. John F. Kennedy should have 100 eight years ago. & vice president, Nixon had everything going for him. 1ben ~ was .Nixon's in- ,fected knee for two· weeks ln the middle of the campaign. Four televised debates with Kenneey also hurt .. But there will be no debates In l!j!GI and Nixon's health is now as good as his polis. M he said at a Monday newscon- ference, he was ahead bf Viet President Hubert H. Hum- phrey in every major state. Lunar pogu stick for astn>nauts being. desigiied ei ~on! University will take advantage of the moon'.J weak gravity to liop across, the J'\!gged moonscape tn SQ.foot jumps. Gyroocopes will keep lhe astronaut Upright. Compressed gas in · globes will fuel the piston bouncing mechanism at aboUt !().miles to the gallon. Other globes contiain rocket fuel !or jet steering to safe landings. "However, looking down these three weeks (except for resting on Sundays), I have aJways been one never to take anything for granted," Nlxon said. 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First there is 'the "I AM LOVED" button for cases where you have just slightl)' stumbled in your chase. It says volumes and is free, of course. The second choice speaks more eloquently. It is Wells "I AM LOVED1' jewelry ••• charms, pendants, necklaces and earrings in real silver and gold (SS to 525). These say everylhing you want to say ... everylhing but the date. , See them both here at your "I AM LOVED" headquarlers. HUNTINGTON CENTER lleech & Edinger Huntington lleech 192-5501 r j I AM LOVW-E(CLUSIVt:LY IY'~/@.1NC. J Now 2 Great Stores To Serve Yoo . . , FAST DEPENDABLE SERVICE ~\\~llf/M ~ ·opon Mon., Thu,.._, Fri. Tiii 9 p.m. I I • HARBOR SHOPPING CENTER 2300 H1rbor Blvd. c .... Mou 545.9415 ' Skate Boards Frisbees ~~·· Practice Balls ~:.Balls ~~:. 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' ,,utlN :OP, ....:'• OOKAGfN ;rENA'l.S OCl<ITS Stop Watclies ' . . . l · 12" to 29" SPEEDD & OCEAN CHAMPION SWIM TRUNKS' & SUITS PRO.STY.LE SWIM CAPS WRIS·ROC.KET SLIN!i SHOTS 85 TBINIS RACKETS Oii 1Alf !; !•"·~"'~"'~-~ ........... : . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . SOo/o ~ RACKET STRl~ING -BIKE REPAIRING ' .. :~~ ;« I ~ "" "" ,,. -,. 1-... .,,. eC.ubs ' Daiquiri. Cocktails in a can. Fresh daiquiris at the game, the beach, the picnic. Daiquiris where daiquiris have nev.er· been before. In quick-chi II eight ounce aluminum cans. Each holds 3·P<!rfectly blended, fresh-sealed drinks for less than a buck. Not·a 'da(qllirl drinker? Try some of the other Club 'Cocktails. Martinis, Whls1<eY,..5¢UfS", SCFiwdrivers, Margaritas, a·n-a Ma'hhattans. Take them anywhere. Now who says cocktail drinkers have to be stlck .. t-homes? Club Cocktails -- .. ~ :: .. .,. ""' ... ... •• ,. "' .... -.,. ;l'. ~ .... • .. .. .,,. I,.• .... -'# .. ~ ,. . ... ..,. .. ...,, "" ~ I~ "" ~ "' "'" ... "" ·~ "" ~ ' :t :,;: ,. • • .. "' .... ... -· = •• ... .. , --" .... . ,.. ~ Mt ·~· .,;. -· .. "" ,. .. .... ----------~-------~-------·-/ -1 -----....... -~----____,.-----~.~·---· . • •• ln:.w.o:y, C:~o+Jcr 17, 19~ ' DAILY PILOT J l • for Nov~. •• 5 ~.Joµrn~lists :'Reappraise' l ft ~ " I ', "~ · ' By ~ SMrm is 'g.1.:i ihlOll&h a~ ol in '<rW......lng the country palgn with a celtah! amoont ol . loo sure of whaf Ibey will do ...: "limpbrey-does not "come • ' ' • : WASHINGTON (UPI) -Al reapptalsal. with one candidate or another. amazement; u one who ·,: 4he preiidan~l c a Ill pa ( g n Every wrltef and broad· NI one who ha• made the bel(tvu rather almply that d,rivee to:w~ the Nov. 5 cuter seems to be treading Nll:on-Humphrty c i r c u 11 American P.MP1-are no fools, on the election day. across• Well on tetevls!oii . They will stay wllbio pai:ty Beeau6e hi $peak&,' "tbeJ ~ as rar as state and local . rapidly and effuslvel;_ a "t offices are concerned, but as \ tnaay Ainerlcana corne ... a.,()t ..>~~Umu;. tb4,Joumallltlc world water and looktpg arou!ld ror repeatedly; as one who has here .,re eome deepl): engrav· .,.,,., b<oadc~ apcl'wrllera-any_ algn he inaf.li!lve missed watched the Waila<e cam-ed lmpreaiool: -Duplt, Whal publk opl· Dion allows, tho electloo 18 a long way from decided. Thia reporter, wUe and baby bave J1t11 fJnlahed sis daya at vartoua -oo Ille Vlr&inll Skyline Drive where Oclober 18 • Ille big tourl8t monlh; !or the J>r<Sldency, the can-. !"JOI" TV · c:<Jntacl with !ht , FrH Craft De111onstrattons ,, .,, ,, " • ., :l'; .. ,, ' ' '•'! ,. .~ •• ., ,. . •• •• ' ' • " .. • " • ' • ludrt pla11t1 Nady to ,, .. due• In your 11rd111. Do· llclo111 fnlH . tht yo1t ft111Wf, Spociol! l.,..., 98' 1.49 ' - '•' dldatee SOW1d pretty much : ~tic nomin<o leellltg ' Afternoons & · EVenin;.. ; alike. '!9m,ewbat overfed. Also, bne :ai• -. George Wallace Is at·;' votert , .. y thal from wbat $5. Holda any Bike 'Ill Dec. 2Ath. tractive to an amazln&IY Ja,ge t>ww hive seen Of Nixon on 300 'llKE5 TO CHOOSl FROM. number of' people be(ause , he t. w-.,;.,i!iloar he is "boring" since . . · · 1 1 .._ would, as president -"do " t11ey are ~jected to the aame "-4 &. ' • • ' \where be .counted auto licenses ' •· ~ · ' l inioP ...,, IO state.. ~"""' 1 :: $king •With ·ad~ .... "'"'. mJddl~ tour1sU prodilcea t. "."; ., ·: a ~tral ldu -they are not &Omething" about chlldreo · ~ 1 " b,_ , . who wUI not behave. ,Bµt, aa ~ ,tcJWn, " rom town to I , ~o * !or presiding over a 11j1Uon •," ,!!,-conclusion;' major '17071 Magnolia at W- lrom the White Houae, a great , i.:.;lde\ltial candidate. lace a MZ.3777 545.0317 · many bumper-sticker Wall~ce ~Mible ll(oblem of voter in-' · -· supporters seemed to he hav· , , dU!ererlce: ' Wallace ·is a WARHll ! , Ing their doubts. political curlooity; Nixon may }~ ... ·,._ .1 .. "-lf's Possible Noise ' be ''~",.. but be ls dull; !lumpllrey talu too mucll. Plq>le'tall< about FDl!ai\cl old 11.m Trun1an and J"" anc1 'N • ' ~··: . r . ~li!ON.J.f~L t•t , " ' ,. ~DAILV 9·6 I -,· " . •\ .. I ', • .:• ·r . .I~(.r. :Jf.t~ . · " • t ""Can Make ¥ ou Sick "wllib?• ,,__. . r ·:.....,. , , . ~'1:1 was son).~ , • ~:,today who coWcl 'a.I"• .• .,:Pd ,llilJI gOlng: ' , . ,... .. ' ', • -•,SUN. .1i.s ' X . , . -~ , '> ... •' ' ' ' DETRO}T (UPI) -U were men. Those men sufler<d ,...,. '·i '1llAll who belleves lrojn colds, l!)fluenza and in· your job ~ you sick -fectlons 1~ twice as fre-·; .. ~ -· you may be,rijht.' quentlJ u men who were not TV & APPLIANCE' ,:· " ~,qf_a,ro,cent a!jldy at expooed lo tlcesaive noise. , w,cy,;. 'state 'University in· Women who endur<d noise dlcate Ibero ll~direct cor-did n01 rtJ)Orl more Uiness, relaUoo tietti<en iu)l.es in the Calnerv9 aald, and th a t envir0t.-~ some il-, "rnlglil Indicate _that lhe kinda lnessU tn men. · of noise were different for the Dr. Paul cl.meron, assistant two 1Ues, that females react profusor·of pay ch 0 10 g y, to n qh;e differenUy than studied tbe health of 2,471 males, or that women are iust =~ 1,117 n e Ir 0 I I not subjected lo aa much noise In ..J..t_ t' II tntD." nwat!on to ex-The te r hronl U ~ , rasoc c· ' Of Ille 'tr' ~I of the lnesaes -heart condltloM, gfoup that ' rfported frequent cancer,· allergies or diabetes exJ>OiiaRt ~ ~~abn<innally large -in ~th se1es showed no amocmta of .DOlse " two-thirds rel.QUon to the noise level, he · · · ' aald. ; ''? '''"'""• Cameron said his study was a "psychological" one, in which noise was defined as "• disagreeable sound.1' He said it W8! the first "to ask U}e quesUon, 'does regular e,i- po.D'e' to' llrge-amounts 'of noise til'v8 an inftuence upon peoples'·bealth?" he said. 1 AND Tb'e Wayne State psycllologist is heading a pro-TRADE ject ·which wilt take in the Phone 642-4321 .clUea ol New York, Los 2211 W. Balboo Blvd. ~ SeatUe and Detroit lo Newport BHch answer quesUooa raised by hlls :i:::::====='.'. prellminaey findings. ' -J i WINTD RYE SEED HOLIDAY IREEll MIC ' "AllflUAI. .RYEallASI · ••.• '• ;:· t)' , ._ _ _. .. ....,.~ ". 1, ,, SUN AZALEAS ·• Plan now to •nloy • co""lately groon wlnt.r ltWfl. It •••h 10 llttlo -It'• •• •••Y t• llo. W•'ll 1how Y•• how, · llLU. 1.98 W'ondorful 'l1ndtcop.);1hrult. Plont 111 1u11 ., 1h1d1. Hundred• i f· 1tl•11h to oh•••o ffClll'I. !-LL 1 eAL StDS II .. 1.4t DECORATIVE BARK · All Grid• -small, mtdlum & l1r111. ·1 8 8 Greatly cmhancM lht bituly of flow.r beda l ahede 91rden1. • 3 CU. FT., BAG • ,I ,~ ,-. ~ :· . "$EE QUR SELECTION of fall arrange- ments in· dried flowers. ~rfect for autuntn decor . .. •l~M 500 2300 Harbor Blvd. • SPECIAL • "COLOR·MINDER" Ref1Nnee Controls • Autom1tlc Flnt Tuning • ILLUMINATED CHANNEL SELECTOR • Rectangular ULTRA· COLOR Picture Tube • •• 295 sq. Jn. Picture ., • BEAUTIFUL' J CONTEMPORARY sm1NQ • BUILT·IN BONUS FEATURE! Thia aet 11 equipped wfth CENTER HARBOR CENTER Ph. 540-7131 Costa Mela 1968 ·CLOSEOUT Blf •. ¥'~ <295.:sq. Jn.) 1 co.xlal aritenna ttrmlnal .. tnd tnnaformer · " "' • ·1·y ~19· "'I ,..-(<tf, ., '· yj r · \'t .. ~ 1 • ;} ' . . 2 Yea". Picture Tube Warranty 90 DAY HOME SERVICE PYRACANTHA FLOWER · SHOP SPECIAL! ;;ft11f fhil ll'ltlf lilllUllltl l111J. Ml,. 1h111., 111w, for • ll'l1i1f¥0 Jl1pl1y 1f rid lt1rrit1 thJ1 Chri1h1111, L11d1d with lt1rrlo1. l19. 1.75 98~ Froth.., cvt .Chry1111tho111um1 111 li•t11tlf11I f1li colo", 1,98 IUNCH PURCHASE PROOOION POI.KY Any Item PurchaaH et Tipton'• May Be R•. turned Within 10 Days for a FULL REFUND - --for ANYREASON. IUCIPT DAMA4llD IY YOU Affll DILIYllft AUTHORIZID J GENERAL 1 .• . ELECTRIC .1 . FACTORY ;, SERVICE · ,. ' t • ! · ·HOURS: MON. THRU SAT. 9 A.M. TO 6 P.M.;SUNDAYS 10 A.M. TO 5 P.M. ' ' ·:. SPECIAL PRICES GOOD Tl'IROUGH SUNDAY, OCTOBER 20 .. 2841 ~Harbor Blvd. COSTA MESA II 1'•'" ---CALL -54a..5525 - - 'I • 2300 Haitior llvil. ~ L......~ •• TV & APPLIANCE CENTER Hmm' <BREI I I I il ' J% pAILY PILOT Hospitals At Stake On'Nov.5 !Edi...-. Not. si-ld It'll -It ot Ctlllwn .. 1tlofld bthllld IM'IV•N IN"' for OD!lflrvdloll of l'lolpltal !KllltlM" 'Ttlll -.tloll Wiii ... Mt- llld bf It'll wlen No'f. S. It K di~ "' •n.otller Ill • _.... Oii Miiot P-111ons.) By NOBMAN KEMPSTER SACRAMENTO (UPI) -A plan to meet the need for hosp.ital facilities wit,h private loans underwritten by the state treasury will be on the Nov. 5 ballot for ratification by the voters. Backef1 of Proposition 5 say the measure is needed to pre- vent a possibly dlsastrous shortage of hospital beds. The proposition w o u 1 d amend · the state Constitution to permit the state t o guarantee Joana made by banks and other financial ln- stitutiorui to nonprofit and public agencies for ~ ~on.. struction of hospital facilities. STATE TO HELP The plan would work like ex· isling federal and state home Joan programs. As long as the hospital repays its loan on lime, the state will contribute nothing. But if the hospital is unable to meet payments, the state will pay off the loan. Hospitals find it difficult to obtain private financing at the present time because few banks are willing to foreclose on a hospita1. Therefore, len- ding institutions are unwilling to accept hospital property as security. Backers of Proposition 5 f 1y state Department of Public Health figures i n d l c a t e California now faces a shortage of 21,s23 modem hospital beds. The problem wiU become more acute as the nation's most popu1oua state continues to grow. The figures indicated &,281 new beds were ~ed along ~·ith mOO.emization or the facilities for 15,242 beds. The shortage includes 3,416 new beds and 8,789 modernized beds for the care of acute ill· ness and 2,865 new be'cb and 6 453 modernized beds for the t~eatment of long-term illness. UP TO STANDARDS .The additional beds are re- quired to bring California bollpitala up to nationaJ st.a~ dards, supporters of l h e measure argue. "The total shortage fn.. dicatel!I that existing hospitaJ bed needs are only 85 percent met," they said. "In many communities, the percentage is much lower." Since 1947, hospital con- struction has been financed on a three-way sharing basis with the federal and s t a t e governments paying one-third each and the hospital the other third. But the federal Hill-Burton Act may expire next year and Gov. Ronald Reagan has said the state will not be able to make direct grants to hospital construction after this fiscal year. The program will c:ost the federal and state goverrunents more than '19 million this fiscal ~ar. Sens. Stephen P. Teale. ID- Railroad flat; Lou Cusanovich, (R-Van Nuys,) and Joseph M. Kennick, (D- Long Beach), wrot.e the of- ficial argument in favor of tht measure. SAVE MONEY "A yu vote on Propos1tion S will authorize a conslruclive a I t e r n a t e statHUpported mortgage inS'urance plan to match federal funds. It could save California taxpayers '20 million per year," they said. "Instead of outright grants of money, the state would help necessary hospital projects by providing mortgage insurance to improve the ability or sponsoring organizations to bomlw more money for longer perloda at lower interest rates," they added. The official argument against the measure was drafted by Sens. H. L. Richardson, {R-Arcadia); John G. Schmitz: (R-Tustln ), and Clark L. Bradley (R-San Jose.) GRAFFITI , ·•·j•·1:·11nn ·- . . . -· Oct-17, 1961 . . I ll __ J A BIT OF YICTORIANA ... ANAHEIM '4'4'4 North Euclicl -515-1121 Monclty fhru Stturd1y 10 t .m. to 9:30 p.m. I LACY SHIRTWAISTS ,, Flirt through Far-in coquettish ruffles reminiscent of a rom on tic yesteryear. Wear a gentlewoman's shirt ... ever so dem ure in snowy wh ite polyester/cotton. A) Trellised with rosebuds ond loce. BJ Ruffled jobol, rosebud trim. CJ Tiered bib.front . DJ Stondup collor, golhered wrists. EJ Hi.button collor. By Rhodo Lee, 30-38, eoch 7.00. Mo il ond telephone orders inv ited. Blouses, Shirts, 66 ' - • ' NEWPORT HUNTINGTON BEACH 47 F11hion ld1nd -644-1212 Mond1y thrv Frid1y I 0 1 .. m. to 9:30 p.m • S1turd1y IO a.m. to 6 p.rn. .- ,7777 Edin9er Av tnut -192-3331 Mond 1y thru S1turd1y 10 a,m. to 9:30 P.•m• r - Home Tour Blueprints • • Scholarships A sweeping panorama ol ocean, cllfu and bay will be viewed from live outstanding Orange Coast homes Satunlay, Oct. 26. The unusual residences will be apen to the public during e ~e toor S(lO!lsored by the county's Ameri1oan ln.t.itute ol Architects and the W~men's Architectural League as examples of the newest and bes!' in home design. · · Proceeds from the toor, which will take place .between.. noon and S p.m.1 wiµ finance schol-arships for deserving ~i~al .stu .. , derits. ' Taking maximum advantage ol a magnificent view \~ the be,;c!I; I front residence of Mr. end Mrs. Jack Carney~ Laguna Beadi. Situate~' I in Emerald Bay, the contemporary design features the ~ens'iv., Use ; 1 of wood throughout. · ON THE CLIFF I The open feeling created in the living and dining room, kitchen and den accentuates the privacy of three bedrooms and a master bath. Designed by J . Herbert Brownell, the two-story home also features a fuJl~size basement game room and a sauna. Nestled on a crest of 100-foot high cliffs in Irvine Cove, tagurur Beach, is the residence of William White Ill. Designed by Kermit Oorius, the home above Abalone Point •:ommands an impressive vi~w of tbe coasttine. · A modified windmill, the multilevel plan uses masonry columns as exposed structural elements to support the continuous perimeter wood beams. Wood decks on the oc;ean side extend the living areas and provide a view al unusual rock format·ions and tidal pools below. Natural materials are:' used in the Robert Christiansen home, winner of the Orange Coµrity Masonry Associa't;ion's J~ awanl. Lo- cated near tlJ,e Laguna Niguel golf course, the resid~ce features a wood exterior and an unusual interior lighting plan accents a beautiful custom kitchen with interesting cabinets. The designer W<l!: the Will- son and Williams firm. Blending-witti the character CYf Bay Istand is the-Newport Beach residence of the Edwin S. Phillips which was designed by Harold B. Zook . 'The three.level hQUse,..ffunts on the bay~s sandy beach and boats.' ExteMor material$ are fJSh-soale shingl~ siding, stucco, slumpstone, brick and a shake·roof. 1 · Ptay;oOm, £torage and a shop romprise the first level witti. the liV'ing, dining, kft.chen and serv:;ce areas locat~ on the second level, and bedrooms arranged on the third. BAY VIE W Capturing a portion of a bay view while remaining function.al for bath formal and informal living is the Newport Beach home of Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Hirsch. ; · Des.jgned by Knowlton Fernald, the hobse features an inverted two--sbiry design with family bedrooms on the lower 1evel and living- areas and a guest· suite on the upper level. The 10-foot high ceiling provides a oeontinuous open space which is baffled by high and low st.orage walls to define areas. Opening on trellised decks are three glass areas, and delicate structural and d~ tailing systems augment the visU'al space of the Upper areas. Included in the tour w;u be refres~i:n.ents. s~rv~ µi ~e .~ite, home. Tiickets at $2.50 each may be purchased' froin any member ot the league or. by ci.lli,ng Mrs. Jack ~~lel'.'; ~ ~innan, at 543-4916, Mrs. Del Wiiliams, 675-3697, or lit any home dudi\g the tour. • . I t .. ' ... ... •• ,'r BAYSIDE RETREAT -Sandy:)iach, ·boats and a" ,~ower-level playroom provide re13xation fM1he Edwin S. Phillips when 'they desert Lo5 Angeles for their summer home on Bay Island, Newport Beach. Enjoying the comfurtable game room are (left to right) • '. = : , . Mn. Ron Yeo , Mrs. Jack'·l!Ossler and Mrs)farold B. Zooll$h05e huSband designed· tne-.-ttif.ee-level house .to blend w;th the 8tmoe· phere of the island. COMMANOING VIEW -·eoos111ne, rocks and oceanJidal pools p,;l .. : an impressive.panorama when seen through trhewindows oftbe·W~!. While Ill reoidencti·overloOking Abalone Point, Laguna Beacb. R~ ing visitors dijpiig ttie fund.raising home tour will be fle11t·1<>.ridli:: Mrs. €hnstian'w~ .. Mrs. While and Mrs. Kermit Dorius. ·;::· . . ~~~ -.•1 ,_.· ·-••• "'>: ... ••• ........ • • 1 ... ' KIT CHEN HIGHLI GHT ED -Mrs. Jack Camey's dramatic lrttdien ,* peats the watmth of wooq which is used extensively i,r\ '1te~rontem~" ary Emerald Bay home, l..aguna Beach. Tickets for the benefit ~ tour may be obtained by calling MI'S. Jack Bassler,.chairman, '543'.49~ .. or Mrs. Del Williams, 675-3697. · " :~: ••• , . "-• ·.-·:K ;"'f:i You Keep Talking and , Daughter Will Continue Balking I :~: ··-. ·--........ . ........ <: DEAR ANN LANDERS: A while back ., you wrote : "Any woman can have an f,f; fair -if she sets her standards low enough." Say it again. 1 think my daughter missed it. ANN LANDERS ~etPin100·1 .Kfndly anSwer. thi'Oiigh your- eolumn aa It would seriously upM?t my parent.a Jf Uiey knew the burden I carry. My anxiety la enough for the entire fanU- ly. -MJClllGANDER Ektora, age 27, has been seeing 1 mar- ried man for five yun. She calls it '°'"'· I call tt back·alley man.key busineu wttb , no future. Eldora hUn't h~ 1 real date since lhe ~.to~~ - tl!IJ r1L He .~ la; up 'Jii: bus, "II street cornen:, 1nythll\g but come to Ult front dOor Uk• a n\a'l Eldqra'• father ha1 been de&d 10 yearl ao this man cani. be afr1id ol geU:lng hiJ f8C! punched In. I've tried to tell my daughter she i3 !'vowing away her youth and If she d<>e1n't wake up IOOl'I no decent man will • .I have her. Her stock answer ; "It's my life. Get off my back.'' Why would a s~~act.ive girl who ~., ~ bit dates setUe ''.:'.'ni(ii/m~~~l lo'!. sh, Ip ? • ~ DEAR ~OTHER : At..r,ctlvt maybe, brt •mart sbe ln'L Gir!• wr." get In- volved wft!I married men ,.~, ~L.::~;1 tr.d tftea tetf dtltrt.-::~.vt. P. ~ ~ .. ~,· itt"p may be UM uswer -proviC:td ·~ w.:all t.n 1.ntwer. DEAR ANN l.ANDERS: lo 1 wok ft». ment 1 took LSD. t am a college student, male, 20 yeani of 116. Sina: )hat time DEAR MICHIGANDER: I uked Nobel Prtu winner J'od11 Lederberg of die ' ltufonl Uatvenlly Scllool al Medicine, 8Dt: of lM fortJDOtt 1a&bor1Ues oa 1e1t&icl. to IDIWor fOGt qaffdoa. Berti Is bf• reply:"' · I've heNd UID lltm ll\<4romooomes , ' ol the bodjl .Ind one can ·~ dd'"'1ed · 1 • ' ' 1~ • children. I am .OW neerllig clfJr al •. DEAR ANN 1.ANl>ERS: This ii 'In serious romantic Jnvolvements because f · ttapOnSe to YlXJJ' query about the d!!re not risk such u.nhappinw-for aoy ~lbillty o1 f.So producing deformed g:rJ. bib,.. , On you l:now of a.n,v tesla to detcrmint Several lnveat.igat.on tuive reported if lhe chromoo:>moa have been damaged ~ eUec:ta, for example Dr. William F. lo tl1e eil.tnl t.bat the chJldren would be Gtber of the De p 1 r t m e p t of II Plil{m<•cology,. Medical College 0 f .. -DEAR-..DR.-l.Elllr.RBERG· .,1, Georgia at Augusta. wridag my congrenmaa la W It 11 difficult to pln down the facts today. My ... e: Any .,,,..;,; precl1ely and I re,ard the matter aa still aovenunut. supPort If medJul, controveralal In spite of the circumstan-would be dlu·stroas. I llfit.JDf Lial evidence. do Ukewlae. ' '. There la , however, one possible hazard " of LSD whtch I would like to menUon. Wt What la French kiuing-l, 11 tt. know humans can show '°"' delayed Who should oet tile, neckh)i ll\n1ll\ reacllons to "°'" ol IJSD. We muat now boy or the &irl!, can· 11~ learn to what extent LSD e:ritera ~e succeed? Ma4 Ann .LaA!WI' fet_ua across tile plaCentJ! "'"11er. So far : "Teenage sex -T0n Wlyl to 'u · I know, lhett II.ts 1'eeil no In-· Stnd i!O cenll In coin ·111111' a 1'lol( • ~~ v~gaUon on W. Vlta! polnf. dreaed, otamped envelope. ', ·1 Jf Congress cooUnuea to slash the ~ .. "' budgeta for medical reRarch., ~e may Ann Winders ."111 be-&lad. lo hibt.W. never know tile answer. -JOSHUA with your pr<ibltm1.-Send -Ill ilf"in LEDERBERQ, P R .Q F E S S 0 R OF '°'' ol th< DAILY ~llPI\ a . GENETICS stamped, aelf·tddteuld 111VallJ4 • I l ' • • ·~ ---.. -- ; ~: i ~;~:Sllopping for Fasnions --· :~lit.,. Seaoe '!ban Cmta or how to be well droosed ~a ·bud1et is tl!•-tbeme for >·~ belioftt fuhloo show OllOOBOTed by Bahia cha i: of National S.Cretaries ~tlon Im.n>at!onal. ilalboa Bay Club will Ille "fuhlonable" 1,tting !!~ 19 at 11 a.m. W!tll the help of Miss Virginia R;chter, fashion coordinator ..:!10r 1te May Co., SotlU! Coest Plaza, Mrs. Volney Peck, registratloo . chairman ::;w Ml'll. Jay Mc»owe!!, C<>Cbairmen (left to right) are busy shopping for : ~;........* to be modeled. • ~.i· • .... ~ • •:£:Horoscope .... :, ____ _ ~i~ Libra: -Changes Benefit • .... '! •. FRIDAY : .. :_: :~: . OCTOBER 18 ~ ... :; BJ SYDNEY OMARR ....... ~ • ;:: 11'ftle w1H man controlll hls • :;ifeltley .•• AJtrology polntl the ; .. ~ . ay." ;:• ARIES (!\larch 21-AprU 19), :-117ork adMtles ")>811d. Your : tnteruta open new hobby ·:area. Rela'tlons with ..i:.aMOCiates Improve .. Key i8 to • 1J>e °opUmlsUc, but d.o Watch diet. Tendency .iJ to-go to ~x : :0-emes In eating. Investment 1a lndlcattd. Suc- cesa shown u a resul1 of past ettorta. Mate or partner Ul able to aJd ln materi.11 ae.nse. Pera!Btence .p&fl oll. Con-' centrate forces. PISCF.11 '(Feb. Ii..lllarch 20)' Take lniUaUve. What a~ peared to. be oppoa;iUon swings In your favor. Good day to set- tle differences wjth those close to you. Extend band of friendship -fine results 'follow. · : •. Girl Scouts Hea d · • • ' For Weekend Camp Cad.U.O.Rama; three d1y1 of campinc ·at O'Neill Park in Trabuco Canyon , will take place· tomorrow Uuwgh Sunday. . Betw""" 2!llO ind 3000 Orengo County Girl Scouts will take pert in tho outing which will be directed by Mra. David Efftilger of La Habra with the cooperation of the Orance County Parka Department. Partlclpenta will be junior high age girls of the Girl Scout Council of Orange County. Art, home, friendahip, citlunablp, out of doora, health and Nfety will be the worlds ex- plored by the teenacen. Dr. Roy Agum, di· raotor of guidance and coumeling for the Complcn illgb School Dlllrlct will lead the girls in a d!11C1111lon of the Girl Sco!rt'• prob-fems in. IQday's ailcilescent society. An ·oulrtandlng group of young folk sing- ers, Silig Out Orange County will be !!>• high- light of "Baturday evening'• festlvlliei. OU!er activities will Include flai and c&ndle-Ugb~ tnr c~erooni•, campfires an4 a variety ·of skill and fun events. 'Hoots 'n Hollers' Of Praise Readied A "harvest moon" party bu been planned by membera ii the Hoot • 'n Roller Roost, Night Owb for Sunday, Pct. 20. Featured entertainment will Buses Ready To Transport Theater Buffs Memben of Three Arch Bay W om e n's Association and other the1ter lovers are invited to join the group when they travel to Lo!: Angeles Thursday, Nov. 7, to see Greer Garson in "Captain BraM_ Bound Buttons.'' The buses will leave Three be tht:Gltden Grove chapter of the SWfft Adellnes, Inc., who will bring their chorus of mart. than :rt women arid a quartet known u Tempo 4 to the event, to take pla.et at· 2 p.m. in the Senior. Citizens Recreation Center, Newport Beach. In four-part harmony will be the repertoire of old tunes in· ter'spersed with contemporary sona:s. Guests and · inembers are encouraged to wear . old· fashioned · clothes · t o IC· centuate the memories of earlier days. A bazaar of handrpade gifts will be a special attraction at the party . Reservatiom will be la.ken durina: ttie meeting for · the Christmas dinner p a r t y scheduled for the Sheraton· Beach Inn in Hun'tington Beach on Dee. 15. The social • Library Shows ~.T ~o Exhl1bits .• .i • ) i.. ··, .. • . ' Tw.o exhiblta will be .i '11' reflecW!d. in W,Orb depic. fea&u.red at the Costa Meta ~ ptOple lllCf • c en e ·~ LibrarY thb month. . U...Ughout Mexico.. No• 1 The palnUn11. fi !\In. Roell. "Sc!olll, lllanlla. '•J .nd I I 'j llllllman will be displayed by Slngapo)'< and the slates .fi Coot.a l\leu Ari Uague. SW: .. caJllornla; ore,.., N.W Mn. inl tpace·wlll be-the art.a and lco antt:Texu. • ' era& of Mrs. Paul E. A native of Green Bay, Wis., FriitienahAu.oer: •· 'llll'I; DU!tn1an bu itudled •t" In the Qilldren's Section will .. tlie Ail Studentl' Leap; Ntw 1 ·be papler msche flguns 'ill York, ~ Women's Unl..rilil. nunery rhyme figures and In of the Phlllpplnes. l\lanlia. and the Adult Section, M rs.. · ' , · · , Friebutshauser bu placed Baylor Urllv~1t1.,"'.aco, Tei.. bread jewelry, l>Jri&p nowen, "!.....wn lhows Include the cacrame nectl.acts and other NaUmaJ Art Gallery","'-the obj<ct.>. Philippines; the Jehlnger Ari Lois Ouitman'1 wor ks, Mwtum, Bombay; Rmwell which hang in , private col· Art M~um and Museum of lecUons In 12 different coun-· New Mexico Art Gallery, San-- triea, will be e~lted trom ta Fe. Oct. 19 tO Nov. It. Jn various The artist also has taught technique,, and media, her col-painting .on television in Teua ortul paintings t n c I u d e and hu dtalgned do.ft-)'OW'ltlf portraits and SCenel!I in oil, art projects for the children's watercolor, charcoal, pastel ward in a Manila hospital and and Ink. taught classes at the Sioux TB The. influence of her travels Sanitorium in RApid City, S.D. who llCl}'8 you have to. come to the store to buy line . carpetlnq? not Mc:;y COi Our demrator-trained sa]...,,.., Will t""1< right to your home wW1 many beautif.uJ ar- p<t wnpi.. . . . shag, shoared, sculpeur.d. twist and other textu= ... nyloa. acrylic. wool and other fibers ... for living room. dining room or anywMrt you want carpet . For helpful, professional advict: giwn ift your home call the toll-free number of your nearest May Co. Our Carpetmobile will come to you~ may co floor coverings 32 .. " I/ am• 25 % lo 4;1 % .on c:ulfom draperies ••• 1.49 to 1.99 yd. .... ,. 1.99·3.99 yJ. Cal! J'OU' ......i toll·free May Co. ~ of. our consul· !anti ,,.ill call on rot! . 1'ith • eom-.... p~ . 9C'l«tion el. . sat. fabr;ics that in- . dudes rt)'Om and cottons ill antiques 5 a. t i n s. boucles, sheen, textures . . • all reduced from . . regular s!Ock. Order now -have them for the holid.,s. may eo adtom hbria H ··: TAURUS jAprll 20-1\lay 20)' :-create!" personal freedom m-!~ted. Romantic evming in ::...n. Festurod ti cJwiae, :;~ty, speculatkm. Element • tii ltii:k-Umlng ti an your 1lde. .:row.. UmJ1b. you appear • Arch Bay for the Mu sic Cen- IF TODAY IS YOUR emm. ter at 11 : 45 a.m., and the DAV you are sympathetic to price of each ticket will be needs of those lw: fortunate $7.95, including transporta- You are able to 4id people ln tion and refreahmenta serv@d d!Ulcully. cumnt cycle indi-<luring the journey. hour will be at I p.m. with din-may co south coa1t plaza, Mn cliego fr•way at bristol, cost• meu; ~9321 ner at z. The priet will be shop moncl1y tftrough 11tu rday, 10:00 a.rn. to 9:30 p.m. . . ' ; .. ~ ~"::GEMINI (May 21.Jwte 20): :Security pro<peds Improve. ·:Long-range pla.M jell. Take in- :fUaUve. Speak up ror what you :'"lleed, desire. You're apt to : :ticelve what is requested. Be : •iecuve. Chose the best. ~!CANCER (June 21.JuJy 22): : :ti<cellent for vtslUng, ea- • lortalnlng. Social activity ti ; liwncect. RelaUOlll Improve :,nth neJihbon, relaUves. HUD- ; chel are accurate -ideas :rve COMtructlve. Get going .::on favorite project. .• LEO (July 23-Aug. 22), •1Money pictw"t ls brighl You "idd to pouessiorui. PotentiaJ :ror gain b .-g today. .ere..uve efforta pay dividends. 'Social contact tonight I s JIOlltive, coostrucdve. You · make 10lld gain. ··'VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22)' Expand ln-..U, actlviil ... • Medical Group Every oecond Tutlday of the month memben of Orange Shores Medical AsllJtanll' Association assemble at I p.m, Locatioo may be obtalneci by calling Mrs. M·a r j or I e Humber, 644-2273. Half Sizes Dark cotton• .•• cooJ f:Oftan1 • , t •rnort cottonal God-about cotton• that go anywhtre. prkM from $1 I 10S _,,.,. ll•d., Coat a Mesa . \'\ ......... ., , ... """"" Hours: 9:30 to S:30 f rlday to 9:00 SIZES 14 \.1-24 \.1 cales pin a -w of put Furthtr Information 1 n d conllcta. ~ ''"" ' . reWv1UOlli"llll.Y ~ obllln6d ~-~each. J ;=::;:~;::;;:;;=:;:~;::::;;::;~=:;::;:;::;;::;:;~~~;:=;~:;:~~~;=;=i=~~i==i ~~~~;;:-' FRioiv-· ~~d· SATURDAY. oti( v. -~ ~~·CIES . ~·CllllJ>& llln. Frill Allller· GEN1 .,_ ';~-Vi"R' G 0 ' · inaehle;·mc1a1r.'T!Ckoia must Cyc e •u.gu 1or • bf: paid by tomorrow. LIBRA, SCORPIO. Special word to TAURUS: sales abili- ty accented. You cari auc- ce&ifully put across unique concept. Me se Seniors Emblem Cl ub ·, STOCK REDUCTION! HARBOR CINTIR STORE ONLYI Selected Group of Selected Group of HEELS & CASUALS CASUALS Values to $20.00 . . Values to $17.00 Si1es 5 thni 10 s910 s510 ' NO CHARGES, LAYAWAYS, OR EXCHANG,ES _ ' s SHOES : HARBOR CBmR 2300 HARBOR BL YD. COSTA MESA 546·7~03 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • i• 1• •• :· •• :. • • • 1• 1• • •• '· I• ,. '• ' • • SPECTACULAR 2 for I , Purchase any of our beautiful , - dresses or sportswear regular price • • • AND R.ECEIVE FREE at your choice of any of oar dresses or sportswear of equal value (from our 2 for l rack) * DRESSES & SPORTSWEAR FROM $10'.95 * ALL NATIONA LLY ADVERTISED BRANDS • • JO JO :· One of Orange Co unty's f<;>remost fash ion shops 1 : DRESSES AID SPORTSWEAR ' TALB~RT l MAGNOLIA FOUNTAIN-VALLEY • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• • • • • • VILLAGE CENTER • • Use Your hnlcA~card 961-3111 o,.ii Fri. 'TU 9 : ~---------·····----------·····~--· I \ • • • E Hawaii ·Calling ~ ·Answering the vac:Mlon call to Honolulu ere Orange f County Harbor:Muter Al Oberg ljnd Mrs. Oberg of ~ Balboa who sailed ;aboard the SS Lurline. . . ·• • • " ... • • ~ • . .. . ~ . .. THE POCKET WATCH IS .BACK! The "19y'' lqok brought back the I/Mt. Nowveata are bringing back the pocket watch. And this cover style model la a honty. F,atures include 17-jeWel, shock-resistant, and anti-magnetic movement Case is 20 micron gold plated. $45 . IANKAMERICAR.D tnd MASTER CHARGE, to• SLAVICK'S. Jewelers Since 1917 11 ....... '*" '44·1JSO Newport s-dt Best Sellers Grob· Attention ' ' . ... ' Th\I,.., Ou.obtf, 17, 1968 4¥!Z • DAIL~ Pl~OT J§ ' • .... • • .. ~ ~_J Pi Beta Phis Score Hit With . Book Series .. ~· BY JUDY 11\JMT or -. Dillfr ....., Steff South Coast Alumnae Club ol Pflleta Phi did tt again. Tl!<)' entutaliied a full houae at thla year's first Celebrity Book Serles. Carlot.- ·ta Wllllama, boot reviewer, returned for the third year to present best aelltrt a n d pronleases. David Westhelmer, guest speaker and author ol the best eeller "Von Ryan's Express,'' "Thi.1 Time Nut Ye.Ir" and the Broadway smuh hit "My Sweet Charlie," oUe:red his new novel "Song of the Young Sentry." The book, released two weeks ago, is a dramatic yet humorous story about Allied priaoners tn World War II drawn from the author's own esperiences u a prisoner of Wlr. "David molds your opinion ln hla book," MiSI Williams noted. The story unfolds to show the shaping of a boy into a man. "David uses' insight, understanding and sensitl vi· ' t.y." Westheimer, a graduate of Rice Institute and editor· of the Houston Post, was a IJeuten· ant Colonel in the Air 'Force and wu awarded the distin- guished flying cross. He also wu a priaooer of war for 28 months. "I learned bow to boa pro- fesslooal-of war.''-the .tells yoo . And the Beatles speak for themlelves. tt Is earthy. punchy and nolhlng .. held back ••• it'• foe: lhe very mature reader and not;, a fan ~ ... she inserted. "It ii written u a aoclal document of our times and the four characters are no t typically lovable. It truly ls a .hard hitting book ... "Conchita Cintron.. b y Cnncblla Cintron ts t h e memoirs of a bullflghter. "It has th~ flavor of the mariachi bands, sun packed areas and the dust of tbe arena. It is tht. stciry of the ruthless work of bullfighUng and the only great woman toreadot. "It ill inte~ly dramatic and ii the tale of Me woman's way of living." Published in France last year and· cumntly Its best aeller ii ''!!be Horseman" by Joseph Keael. "ThJJ ii an epic noVel type wJth man pit- ted against nature i n Afgbanlalan. It describes th • primitive but courageous peo- ple Jiving in a country much like it .was 1,000 years ago." According to the critic It ls the understated book of the season ~ definitely one "'- the best. For the juvenile reader Carlotta lelected "Summer IJ lot Orowln&" penned by Ann physical specimen. ft . deals From an Old Mlstma" by ' succasfuI mlltraa -Mw Clark. Tbe year la 1161 In New with staying o)lve and ~elalla Michael orurj ;., profotlndlj' to be Jov°" and tt ""!do!!> oc- Mulcc! with 1 IO-year-okl bow to handle . younelf in and beauur .. 11.,. written, ac-curs to the wife tbat ft it herotoe who .... her flrat,lnJe '"" American& movtnc West. The every Cftaatrophe. ' ' A ft e r cording to Miss Wllllarns. neceuary to team. story t<lll of ber n.e w readlna the bool<·yoo will be The authorea makee her Ml• Wllllaml will be .,... friendship. n\entat!y equ!Pl'ed unW help, point that -cap be born ductb>& ' thrte inon. bj>ok Another book whk:h was bill-cotne1,'' lbti IQaelited. feminine but being a woman·Js eeriea with the, next at lOia.m. ed as 1 young adults book 1,s "A:ctVice,to1 ·• Youn.a Wife -the real ,accompliahment. A Nov. t. "Donbaa." by ~acques San-l--'-----"------'--'--------"-----'-- dulescu. "However it now is in both children's and adults' sections. It teU.. the true story of a i.5-year-old •boy's escape across Russi.a and how he survives.'' Miss Williama pointed out that !! ls a coufageous, hwnorous and posJtive story • on how a boy bectlmes a man. Tbe beginnings of t h e heroine bu!lne!a ts spotlighted in Alvin Moecow's "Merchants of Heroine. 1• lt ii not the story of the dope pusher or peddler bu! the merchants who' drive e le g an t cars, live in nice nei&hborhoods and who have wives In hlgb society. He 1S the most ruthless of businessmen. "The author who was af. filiated with Aasociated Press offers the reader a fantastic expose," Carlotta hinted. "Tne Book of Survival" by Anthony Greenbank was not written ror the p-e r f e c t Connecticut Home author said half seric:lu(ly. He. f J d ~-::=~r~~ . 0 · New ywe Heaths prisoner. Su11estioos included reclpea, how to clean clothe,, 'Ibe "1!urttl. Of s t • and sleeplng hygiene. 1\motby, West Hartford., Miss Williams, d r e 1 s e d Conn. was the setting for atyliBbly In a fur b't and the nuptial oerem<J!JY linking cocoa b"?wn knit suJt with Mary Elaine Beihan and leather trimming, slal!d that •. BeiUooiJn w. Heall! ol West ~ current crop Of-new Hartford , releases are including the · Beautiful People and the ni. bride .. daugl\t.r of Mr. Beatles. and~· T. Edward ~efill~ oI s e v .er a I independent petroleum -in this country, C a n a d'8. and Aust+alia1 and Ls chairman of Magellidl Petroleum Australia Limited. . Following a hodeymoon to Barbados, the couple will re. side in West Hartford. "Hunter DavJes' book en-of U~ Isle, wa gtftll in titled 'The Beatles' is the only marnage by her father and a11thortud biography on the was attended by Mi'6 Mary Auxiliary stands," she underlined. "The Am Bartosh of New York aulhor was a reporter for the aey. Best man was c,. Dean Coasttine Auxiliary to Sunday London Times and bas Reasoner of Washington, Vet.erans of Foreign Wars, written other booka, ,blt oo ·' D.C. Post ~ ~~ the firSt best sellers." She indicated Performing 'the ceremony and third 'Fridays at 8 p.m. that hia latest endeavor would were the Revs. J o.h n Costa Mesa's American be a fast seller. Courtney and Franc i s Legiion Hall iii the scene of "Who are the Beatles1 He O'Neill. -:"':e:m=ee:ti:ngs::. ===:::;I !:::::==================--...:::::...:=.::~==.:...:::, The bride Ls a graduate of 1• Mary Mount O>llege and at- ' = ' . • ; • ' r • ; • • • ; • . • ' • • .. • • • ' ' • I I ; I • . . . ; "" .. r• .,, :, < COME TO Children's Hospital of Orang.• County Benefit ·' IN THE THE PARKING LOT &llOCK'S FASHION SQUAR~-SANTA ANA • f.ut llEGINS; Friday, October 11 at 4:00 p.rn. Saturday, October 19 DI 12 ,,_, Sunday, October 20, DI 12 noon IANTA AHA PllUWAY AT M>JH-li.KTA ANA PENETRATION blnded 8"8dua!< 9Chool at ·UOLA. h ;has 'been employed in New York City. · · Her husbancf iii a cor- pol'lat.e offker and director N•«rly •'l'tryon• r.t11b "'• .D~ILY 'Pl.LOT, IMi•tfow1t n•wa-~ ptpef .. fw ffl• .F..laul•u• Or•n,.· Cot1t. BuffumS' .• UllJ Dat1J1 WHIM I llill-1111 . " .......... 1111111 •!*1"'1Mfltl . . ' You'll tleHght in the llfe·like look .of oor. 14" mini·fall. And, in it's 9i1S¥-C8re. It won't soar I or tangle. It never ·builds up dirt.and it's easy to shampoo at hlllne. Made of Dachelon~motlacrylic liber, it's 90 ffghl yoo hardly lqlow you have it-on. Oom~ in, V(e ean match your hair shade; fall, 21;11 MilUnery ·,<J ' Only at·B11.·ffams' Fttr·Sakn will "· you iind this mink at.ro;tler~ Mademoiselie designs DUf specl!ICl)lar slrolfer·eoat ilM• exciting silhou.ette. The halo collar 1ra·mes yoor face. lll9 pleated bell sleel'e!l are full. Tue·shiriediback s.oflly falls into a swirl of gleaming pells that go fOOfid and JOUild in· a double-border. You may have this·nafiiral·ntink•in,pai. · pastel or in a richly·hued Tou11reline"; And, itls·· .... Fur Salon • u umS' ' • • .. . .. .. .. : ' • .. . . • I . "; : : ;, .. -: • • . ' : . \ .. . : .. . ' .. .. . ' .. ' . .. • • J . . tl Fashiaa Island e W:2200 .• ,, - ' ' ' ' - .. • ... """"-~-+--------·-------------'- ,, • L -· • I ·~ ' J -- , I ·- ....• - I I \ --. . ).. DAl~Y PllOT . · Par~nt-teach~r ·ur)its ~reeze Through·:~0-fti~work ·Assignments ~ Me~~~!'!~~, _v~0/=f ~~ :u.~ I!=~ ~J""t =~ . ' ell D*1inc by Stanley SW· ford of !lie Patb .ind Rocrt&Uon Department ol Ille. -blue· CO(il:ominl tho irwooed parb alle.J)<O-uim ·for !'ountaln Valley. hniit tducaUon aiid -. .. media were d1.lcuNld by a plntJ o1.,.-.. Cre1t Vw. PFO Mri:'DoaCn<Ur" ~ COMING UP : PFO ta ..,.. templatln.1 1elltn1· ... -for tho eotlrt fomily. FV PTO Ml'i. wuu. -Pm\dtal R!PoRTs : ){n. Andrew Edwards. b o 1 p II a 111 y cbalrman, boNd ponnU at Back,to-!Chool Nlpt, whicb provide4 an opportunity for parents and teacben to get acqupnted and c l • a t e I r e 1 t e r commw»caUon between tht home and lcbool • • • l'l'O'Voted ta cl<> nate priua ta the J'ountaln v an,y Halloween Barbecue "Qlibratioil, Saturday, Oct. Ill· ~ EbW &Oii her COJlll!llttee Allan StancJand, Den• I• I-pre pa r • 4 by COMING UP: -J.:li\ddila\ned llt<fllil r r•ftt•hntenta. Marpn. J""!lb Klein, Lor-motben 1f01D the Collllla-!nstruclloc\ t u.J .. , lt'!m ' · L ' · • ry 8puraln llid Lavane Juam and wve( by Pro.. "M• .. • MI""'" lteacb" NitPl••-.PT,Q • lltaaun proientecl c.a1h W di . PT"-w~ ••---..!~., 11n. •• ~.J -·~.._ •-to ~ wllOte • r O'!f ' "" • w ~ ™~ u tbe unit • :--" ,.....,._ cl•_. Ilia tbe 'b!Cl*t , Jrtn. ~-_, · meetlnl Tuetdai'. Oct. II. ,. • !1reoldtnt · ' _;;;},,>;-ol --~-"'· u-.. .Motben al',.~vonl!J '"and COMillG "~UP,: Detailed ra;;;;-~ u;;;;b"':: . Pnsldent el1hth Jfadtta will ,host. ~ilClll~~,.at . ,, •. p.m. -arade', nrit placa Mn. COMING UP: -~ !tepmenta\tY~. 'l'Ollll-,\'I' e a.., •. 1 day, Oct. ZS., I A Glul· -otaci al 7::JO p.m. MOltday1 l>tL taln Valley 1 D!ltricl .relafdini· haU-<lay ol ICbool Mrt. ·c. "J. 8-.,.'l'blid" ti, 1n tho . I'• e c b ~ u • ·and M(Dow1 S<hool Will . og l'biifad.~Y· =i:lllth-~-flrat -~ , IHd t pantl ~-· REJ>oat$: C'!detto Troop 611 .-. · REPORTS: ..-00 ~ ~ n11 ceremony at ~ . ··-Horroo: l!EPOl!TS: ~~--~.·. i.r•-..... coll .... ,;, . w!IL,meellnr and ·tbe bake ..c...s·ptaco Mro, W, C: dWrmen,........._,1. -· •·~ ~ , •• uga ., , SbtaeJ. SIUll' tbr.oa1b . -hclult. lud,erwu •P-wlth 1Cboo1 ~ ill>' aata ne.t*l'llt, Membe<1bip ., ... ,. -·~ •-·•-_.. -by • membenbl"' printed. appl.v.a ,~roh•11 of Mr;"' k.ita~'";;;d r.;;;)lacen, bulldlnr " d y PT 9llluJne aub&criptiom m AlMrt Jacbon; a·econd educ&~ t'e1der, .e•· M98 ow w. A lhe tmounl irl llll place Mn. llcN•uatnon. Jl)aJned divided day TUdlng Mn. Jaf.t.6mldl Perry PTO Certlllca..,,rw JOO perceltl P'Olf&mforftrll·end .... nd Pres nl or more membenbip were arades . . . Food coupons COMJ.NG UP : H 1 l l ow e en Mn. ·Floyd Whimey presented to 32 classrooms. art ~still •needed for Haunta Festival from 10:30 President sil¥UJWare .... Officers and a.m. to 4':111 p.m. Saturday, REPORTS: Block Pare n l Springdale PTA cbajllnen Jor lhe comjJlg Oct. 315. Food booths ~•ill Program and ita usefulness Mn. r.. Willon year art the Mmes. George fealw'e taco,,, corn dogs, wu main topic of dilallaion -~ P~enT -Meehin. prutdent; Carmll colfee, puncb, <Olton Cllldy, al ·boaJ:d meetln& today in toMINr "UP: ,,;_ 00 --~. Borden, v 1 c e p<e1ident; cookiell apd cup:a,kes. Game the hOme o{ Mrs. Bi.Uie Reed v ..,... UMWI •r--•· r .. --tary·, J·uan.a Will bi_ ......... t unit ~ -·-· -~ -· boothl are 101d fiab pond, · • ~. Membership drive ends· ~ Jam~ Du1an. treuutll'j •ibih'• well, rinc. toss and a tomorrow. ctauroo1111. ·wibi ·meetini. at 7~30 p.m. Tues-Jmes Wfl"l 1 r ·d , "ear· G.oldenwest PT A caktwalk. · ?tjrt. Carl Harris 100 percent memberabip wUl day, Oct. ZZ. An officer from responding a e c r e t a r y ; Jrtn. Jeny IOtllerl.IM II cbllnn111. ffilhli&bt of receiv• Ill; HCOnd Place, ·WestmiMtu Police Depart-Robert GaUendl, awardl, Prelldent dly 11 «Oltwne parade· at 1 •tO, and third place, ~-ment .wlll speak. Moth.en of showca,e and f 1 0 w e r 1 ; COMING UP : Ver•ry ln-ler· p.m. Pri1.el will be awarded S I B h PTA . ::~::~". wW lel'Ye WU!tam ll!'cAdoo, health and est-1.ng curriculum ii theme flnt and tecond place win-ee eac · welfare; William Reynol~ ol. bustneu mttting which nen. Awards will be Mn. Saul Millliela Tamura PTO historian; Bill Casey. will precede Bact-tCHChool pruented So .potter winners Presidtnt holpltallty, and RI ch a rd Night at 7:• p.m. Monday, at noon. REPORTS: Mn. bona Id Mn. LowtD .BrtU Ellenzim""r, library. Jobn Oct. :11. Student council wm REPORTS: Dr. Oarence Hall Steien. me m b t r 1 h r p President D l z o·n , . t e a c b e r , i 1 present tbe flag ceremony. wu tnttcduced and spoie to cbairman and. her com-REPORTS : Sim Rodrlque1, parlta!nentarla. Reports will be ~Ven by --;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;~;;;~~~~~~~~~;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;i;;;;ii!i~~~~~~iiiiiiiiiiil Mrs. Geor1e Schneider on the paper drive anll Mh. · . ll1'111 . Donald Lo•elace on fNJCR f'U" ..i:llf membership drive. Mothers ' .cllffD Or I~ . ol third end !ourth sraden '"" " 1rill sponsor a CuPcili Saje Haunting Attradio~ '• . " • Launchln1 the annual Hall~'t:arn1...i at the Cl~School Slaturd&y,.,9<'· • . • ldlnt.iflcation tas Ale endl'P'rlday, Oct. 25 ... Uriit luncheon at 10 :30 a.m. Tues- dty. Oct. :at, in tbe Soulhertl Cal~ornla Edi..,, Co. '1 Elec- tric LMnr Center, Huo- ttnston S..cb. 28, will be a OOltumed cblldren'1 pond• Witt! Mrs. .Meyero, pnd~-~ Hunttniton Union Council 11 the 11'.IDd mmhaL , . to pertlclpoi..u:e (Iott Lemlt PTO ··· to rlflihl) Randy Balao, Nan Leiter, Jan IMtar and cc.y 81110. nunn; oarnlvil fettlvitleo w.bich followsJ.. food and -,.mes bootbl p<omlle to be a fllnily ottnc- .tlon, accordini to Mn. '" M. Knas, Clea Pl'A pi'eoldent. Mn. Pei.· 1irtiGiu President COMING UP: Dr. Benjamin Willi.a, pediatrician, w i 11 1peak on the safety and ~-Princesses Selected welfare of children at 7: 30 toaiabt fn c<llJjuocllon wil.b H~th lrlonth. Royal B~l'I ~ Arranged :' llEPPl\'l'i: Callel for Cake Walk at the Fountain Valley Ha.l.lowten Barbecue Celebration, Saturday, Oct. it, art~ You.may call Mrs. Tom Kohl It 82136 if -; Pllm for the Royal COr· <ioallan Ball 1n February are "'"'"' formulated by the Wtll Grove Area Council ol Beta (Ima Ph!. • .. :: Very Snappy ·' P.rlnted Pattern 9490 SIZES 8-16 Watch everybody 1n1p to at· tention as you go by in this il~front skimmer with mlli- tary manners. Sew it in OM or two-color combinations. Printed Pattern 9490 : Nn Misses' Sizes 8, 10, 12, 14, 16. Siu 12 {bust 34 J takes 2 yards 45-inch fabri c. SlXTY-FlVE CENT 8 in coins for each pattem--add 15 centJ for each paUem for first..-class mailing and spe· 1 cl.al handling: otherwise lhird- dass delivery will take three wee.ks or more. Send lo Mar· lan Martin, The DAILY Pl· LOT, 441. Pattern Dept .. 232 W¥f: 11th St., New York, Ill. Y. 10011. Print NAME. ADDRESS with ·7JP, SlZE .,.i STYLE NUMBEll. Whit'• new for fall? 107 an- ....,. fn OUT J'all-W'111tu Pat-am eata1o1. r-Po!tem .... ,.. 1n Colaloc. -" ....... •'Nnr INSTANT stWING llool<---.)'Oil how ta ... JI today, WW lt tamarr'oW, °"" If pictur<o. Onl¥ fl. • lleprlleDtattv• .f1:om u end Mu Epallon; prlnCeu you -to dona!< . . . chapters comnrillM OM: coun-~rations, Upllloa OmJcron; O\fJq 1 'JUl,k, fence for the ell met m ~Huntlncton I ~wen, prac1,1;:-~·-'<.-·'" .il!<n!e' ,jlrta. ii be I n 1 lleadl 1>ome o1 Mn. GUberl .~ta; priul', .• _ .. 1 .recttd. ~ rw the Lyncb, cbalmw!. Alao pr..m l '!' ,,pjl xt' • ~t.,. mlll • : li<'OJiCraif /iam aicul+dip were Mn:. Neal Glatman, co-wnee • m.U inw. dinner . cbalmw!, and Mn. Fred A ValenUne prfnceu hll,----------1 Rogen, councl1 pruldenl. been choaen by aecret ballot iril~-''--------,1 The annual Valentine ball'• each chapter, and a queen and ~ colon wlD be reel , white aed two prlnc-wW be crowned ~ silver, aed eocb cblpter wu IM night o1 the ball. · . ~:..n..a.us' ualened vulous P!OJetll· to RepreaenUn1 their chapters vn,:,v" becompletedfortbeevenL lie the Mmes. Gl1tman, . _ Newport_ ~ aed -Soil Bescb, 'llm Afphi Pl; wlDbeb1DdledbyMn.Lyncb David P.,...., Hunttnaton SHOE REPAIR aed Mn. Glt\man ; en-Bescb, ~ Alpha Nu : SPECIALS·. tertafnmen~ Xi Xi Rho; Rlchlrd to.per, Huntfnaton ticket& end lnvltatl0111, Beta S..cb, Mu Upallon; $Uph"1 Alpha Pl; JllOlfllD covers, Horvath, Fountain Valley, Pl FRIDAY & SATURDAY Gamma Alpha NII: proaram Pl, aed Tom Hods... Hun· corrtaita, Xi · Xi Pl; table llnston Bescb, xt·Xl Pl. decorall<m, Illa: Alpha Xi · AD cost tlllmates aecl .. , .. • The Tee Tattler lfdttar's Hole: A column o! _,..,,, ""' Hit KOi' .. Wiii lfl!Mllr Heh --~ In tlMI DAll,.Y Pll..OT. To rfftlr1 IO&rH fllr IN ........... 1'1'1111 fMrn to P.O. lox 15'f, Golt• MtM. Thrf mwt bt f't(l!vtd llY MbndaJ.) IAVIMI C041T U.OllS' OAY -Tl" Whl1lll. Cleu A, 1'lle Mn'IH. Cllrll Samer1. :16: J1n. Cftoler., ll; Miu Ml,....,. MUUlf, 32: Cl111 8, ffll fo\mll. LnUt T.rr, ~; W1rrM MA<.11111111, 2'1 Tim loltndf,...,, ?I; Clan c. "" M!'l'IH. G8r" Grl"I. JO: JOllll J•coe.. ,,, .... "•-fllkll, ... ' tLINO l'UNI -Clau A. Miu Dff Diet Wl!ltl, l™il the """'*· Mil J.lllw, •1; M. I'. Altkfl, 11\.\1 TOl'll Edlternldl. G\f; Cllso •• 1'lle Mmet. WUl!al'l'I C:ll\dllltlr. :UVu Jllll C-111, M1 SMirtNn Smlffl. lfY.ir Miu """-· lt; Cllu c. lllt Mmes. C. E. w1m.m1. •"1; llottr l'oole, •11 llm ..,..rd1 LaNI TlrT. •1\.'i; Clan O, fllt Ml'nft. llotlllr1 l-rir11rf, 31; J1dl; Jtllff, ..... , G. L. l'ltlf'ml"' ,,I ll_,. l..Y""'"' 41. MllA Vllttoil lllNOIJIS -Cllu A, Gn:iu. 11\e Mmes. Do1111d Oout111, Ho; l'r1nk Pad· dock. 111 Ntt. "" Mmes. wu111 ... Enll'lkl"' Nicholl • Holt, Jill Sllnlh' Wood, !91 Wllll1m N1t11, '°t Clli.s I , o,..,.., "'-MINI. JI"* C.1111111"' 111 J""'" O'l r1eo, 71; Nl'I, 11\t ..Mmts. Ml1'11 Good .. ffr. 5'; JOtPll llrll<J, !SI Wll!t•m Ktlley, 5'; Erl'tf!1I Giii, H1rold Pt~ri.on, 1'1 (1111 C, Gron. lite Mmes. Mlchltl fl11oort, M1 G1•llllll Cr11t, I!; tfft. 1111 Mmn. P11rl l ltllt, s.1 llcbllrt e.r,.., 51, ""'' •\ld<1e ... JllM ~"""'' 51; Wllll1rn Frick,."· lfVIN HOl..lfl -Cllu A, !ht Mmn. E1tw1nl v1111u. l-1; GDOch'H r. :U; w ll. Me11dr, .,_, Wllllam kllu!H. 3'Vt1 w11w.... Aoam&. ....,, c1111 1. 1111 Mmes. ICMIMl!I Lffwtl, L. .to. lloom, l2..,1 llble, 13; Ewlfle, PtrrY Cla1'11, M• l'All l'OUlltS -Clatl 4, "" Mmn. J1mes SVl1ofl, ll\lo; Vlsllu, •1: L•rrY G"'"' 0 '8rlftl, 4IY,' Ltiftr ktl-fl'tf, CJJ Clffs Ill, floe """-· .. rt M........,., J'' Sd!uU.-. 31\.'o; GtrrY Mel'•. Wlllllm Ml,,..,, •tbtrt Cltnl!Ml1t. "°""; ath C, l!lt MIMI. 01.,lf llOM11111tt, JM; •"6itf't Hltfldrtekt. •1 ~ tt. lldt( Qht-. ,,, wnpl .. ol decoratlona ,w!U be aubmlu.d durfnr lhe ne1t meet.int which 'will take place Weclneoday, Oct. :JO. aed a prlnc... coffee II .lcbeduled tOr Sat.urdU, Nov. 18. WHAT ARE YOU GOING TO DO AIOUT TODA Y'S LOOK LIKE A WOMAN LOOK? Celebrote, of cowtel Whcit 't tfle jX)inl ef bei1tg Cl womon if you don '.t look llke one , How to do It? " leovtifully, Comfortobly? Just weor Go11ord '1 Floir undtrwired braf349G- •heer nylon crept tricot with lightly li ned cup1, Vou'll 1urprist yourttlf with lht 1upttb 1hoping. Ribbony wire freml"g does it. Tht leetard stretch bock of nylon o"cf Lycra spandtx cling1 .Hk• o new skin. In white end fashion color1, And n""9 thi111izt1 321 thru 40DD. Plv1 Good Hov1ekeepin1 Seal af ApprO"tal for fashion comfort. SM ancl fry Flair 3490. Today tnjoy looking N\e • woman at women's toe pieces and toe pl ·ates long wearing prim• leather Rog. 1..50 1.27 SPECIAL •••. 4 .00 Men's HALF 3.27 SOLE·S Leoll••' Dowels •nol lol>ln1on'1 Heel Lifts , ••• 1.50 1.00 llflllY. -• · · .. , u " ICA MOlllf.ftEEPSTAIES lllDS OCTOi!A 31, 11111 THE CARRY-ETTE . RCA'• bic SCtHn color portable boasts New Visit Chassis with 21 150Q.volts of picture power, coJor-quick tunina, anart cabinet and disappoarinc _handle. El-410 s29ft91i • 102 sq. kl. picture 7 ·THE • SANFORD Tht color console wlue winner. Giant ween with famous New Vilt• color quality. New tran- sistOrind VHF tuner, Solid Stole UHF, hind· somt contemporary cabinet. Gl.SlO • 215 sq. in. picture s400 .... -w .... ' . . I • Mr • w,,,.,,, ,,,,,,,,,. row "' "" lo 111/lloll(fl/ clrlH fl• W1s1,.. Alrllu1 • 4 Grani Priz11! F1ur ttyiaf: 1rips for two to San Francisco, Sitt l.ak1 City, Yell1wst1n1, Dnm, Pllotoll, S.1 Dl•t• 11d lts An1elts! • Dozens of 1~EE Pllrtal ' THE CANDIDATE Tht areal WIY to &• RCA color! Vivid ITUl-lo-IWe Now Vllla pto. lure with locklcMn c:olot purity, •••·•II VllF lu•lnc, pop-up band~, Sporiabclut s3' -Cltauil. El-442 UU • IOll<1. In.-Per Wtok THE !CARLSBERG AatomatiC Fine :Tun.inc. that means .fiddle-free inewin&! Deluxe features and performance, dra- rnatic Danilh·ltYf9 cablriet, two 6" oval duo--cone speakers, all ranp tona control. CL·700 • 295 sq.1n. picture $600 Ptr •WMk TV & 'APPLIANCE CENTER HARBOR CINTIR . . . . Tuesday _Club • ... -4 • . ,, ,,, .. . ' Many Dates, to j ~-i.rcle .: The !Uh ...... "' the rt.... cl'1 Club of Newport Harbor hu · been launched w 11 h members and pesta meeting for 'Munch. uiil jl<ograml on ooioUrth-Tueoday-ol eacll month in the llalboa B!Q' Club. Mn. M>IJori• Scllee!a, pr.. grun cbafrmin, usloted by Mrs. E r n e 1 t 'McClelland, president aM Mn. J, w. Stricker, past prealdent baa •lectod -to Dancing On Agenda aniusi and Inform._ The Ocl6bar -will brlo& Do!'&lu Ree\'e wbo will pnaeDI Dllllnlldlbed eom. ' J>IJl1, a-pn>iram d colflment and petfOIWlty l)iplpoeo. JI !rill be featured Tuead!Q', Oct. 2:1 at the It a.m. roeettni. Nov. 13 l'(IQ be the cfalo ol the club'• annual dinner dance In the Santa Ana Country Cl~. ~ tbe "&urkt_y &rot" ·-' . May and0 wW ...-1 1114 -of Richard -· .\!, so oo tbt JJendo wru·be IM. instaUaUoo .ri -oil~ and the ptaentallon ... awards. ' '~1 the event will be directed by Mn. llobctfl!i. Flanqin;'Her 1 codlalrman · II Mn. .!oho Slmpoon. •' Patriotic Capes Cover Olympic Team . . . . ' . The eighth lllnlveraary dln- oer. dance of Anchor Lodge 6411, Vasa Order of. America, will take place Saturday, Oct. 19, at 7 p.m. in the Senior CiUzens Recreation Center in Newport. Beacb. The Cl1ristmas meeting wDl fall on Dec. \ t and wl)I feature an original progr1m by Mn. Ruth Wrl~ and Mr 1. F!anesln. In JenUU7, Illa Jane Westbrook will· present The Melodlea 1.lnger On and in February, Harvey Wolle will be featured. W o I f e is , an authority on espionage, sabotage and sullvenJ.on, who tells about .famoua women at . .. ·~-. ' Snappy red, w111te and )>lu1 ,,in~~ for.m«nbei's of the U.S. OlyJ!lp!c ~in Mellie<> Cify lll't fp!ll~ aaft and Ji&blwCibt. '!be girl's full lenatb wlllte cape, banded widi 1biny r.Od patent vinyl, il·COOl'lllnated with a matchlng red patent Wiyl tr!Wl• scarf. Knee blgh boots complete her costwne. The man'• short.er C'IPO vetsion is desliJ!ed to cover his jacket and is navy blue banded in flag red patent vinyl. Boll! styles .have slash pocket• ·and Nehru-type tc<>li•r1. · · Mulic will be provldtd by Tonten 'Lundgren·, ac- cordionist, and five members of itiJ•band. Special '""'II will be ollicerl of Diltrtct ii. Dinner will be prepared by women members. Anyone in- terested may attend and may call their reservatlOM to Gari FredriksenU541-6543~Don llarricl: al MM131. Door ~ wUl be awarded. spies. • •,, · · .-1 ldarch brlnp the T\lesdlQ' Club phlllnlhropy . .The apodal projects corr.mlttee, wor~ with Mn. Flaneifn, plai1 lliis event. In April Ken Delo Will bring charm ·and wli 16 tbe 1peaker'1 '· pi>dlum. He has appeared e xten 11 I vely in television and night club ahowa. ·Costa · .Mesa Resident . :. Receives Third A~ard ' Mrs. Magny L a n d 1 t-a d~ g1.vcJ die Prtsldent . M~ Jensen « Costa Mesa will Medal "for· her Norwt!tlan receive her third poetry award traulatlan of the J ~iimer from the United P o e l'I Adlol," a ·poem by Ibo-hen> Laureate InternaUonal, the pool Dr. J.,. Rizal The poem Philippines. hu II stanw and , a . llrtct Dr. Amado M. YUIOD, presi-rhyme · ~e., ~·.other dent of the IOdetJ who has medals, received i:fi'om the beentravellna~~. same~· ~·for1 h~ countrl .. awarding bonon tO · 'tramlatlorii• ,o.f, ~ poei., will ir-t her award ·C!.ulic poetry Into. ii!i4 at the Hollyw~ plaza H«el for her 1,work .,u::·~ _ , ¥ on Saturday, Oct. It. The . director. 1· • • • event will be bolted by the On Nov. 2 the poet will Poet's Haven branch of the apeak to mem~rs of the Tex- California Chaparral Poets. u University Women's Club Mrs. Jensen , who h a 1 on Adventures in Poetry already received a certlficate a~ the res~urant shi~ announcing her honor, will be ~ Chrl!tina in SaD Program Peering Salutes , .~·· Ar~~~ ' t • rgff Hi 't Gay '90s · ,.a Ml88 PA;;v etJ]). Membefl of the Orange County Polka Club will pre- sent Gay 90s Revue and Polka Daiice n_e x t Saturday in Abram's Town arid CountrY · Club ln Orange. The 8:30 p.m. .to 1 a.in. event will feature the mu!iC of the Cavillers with a floor show and dance contelt dur- ing the evening. Tile ~ter tainlnent will include a melt>- dtama, costqmed slnginl'.and dancing g I r 1-1, barbenbop quartet, Keystone Kops and many other characters of yes· teryear. Guests are invited to wear Gay Nlnetiet costumes to the dance ·-Will coet 12 per person. nckets art available at the dooi:. Your Day DLESTON, daugh\er of Mt. and Mrl .. !>on Huddleston 'of Newport Beach, wljl 09mpete with her horte, Ti-ouhadore, 'In the American Royal. ffOQe Show . in Kanw City ne.i week On hand to ,.. the Sttphenl college student compete wil1 be .her pmnll, her instructor and trainer, Mis& Leslie oerue and many re1atlves a n: ·d friends. ~, " • · Miss H·uddl-t 'ltoD' baa embuibed ao en\.iable recoid in Hunt Seat (Enilfih rtdlng) compeUtioo in tbe past few ytan including her 1 9 e 8 qualification for the national finals which ,lhe accomplllbed by winning two American Horse Show Ass0cfatfon Medal clwes. She also q1lalJlled for atate finals and will compete. in them at Santa !,lrbara dUflo S h d . I d· .Inc Tf!anbclvin& """-· c e . u e 'Ibis "·~er la>! year 16 ...... . pete as a junior although moSt Your Day Socla1ly will be _of the: .. events -at American presented 1by Mn. Re .-Royal ~ open and -will l'lave McDonald when Ga m m a both ']lrOfeilloo.tll and jun1ora Alpha Nu Cbaptor, Beta Slgm.o competlq. Phi. conclucll i model.meeting . : at 8 p.mo Mondiy,'Oct. 21,Jn MEM]ll'lU, of the Teen the HunUngtoo Beach 1-t'of .Fublon Bj>ord at ~.Jo Mrs. Kenneth 5artnllD. · ' · 'C6lta 1-M• have been U- CO-ho.st.ta for the evening nounced. will be Mn. Harold Schubert. . Tbe high school lenlon: wbo During ·the P.l'Oll'tnl )fn. will be advising cI•11m•tes Oft McDonald wlll demomtrate fuhion trends are Mill Susan Ulble settfngs for dltterillt Poplar, Bt1lllina10n Be a c b types of entertalnlng. High; Mia L.u al a n n e Plans fOf' a Hallow_. "'°"" ~an, Santa Ana High; tuine party Saturday, Oot. 2'1, Miis Rooemuy Szabo, E>lan· in the home ol Mn. Joe. eia High; Mill Vlrllnl&.Clrlca, P0 nley, will be -pleted. Nawport llllbor llijh; Lon- The chapter alao plmll a ~ ~ •. lllllttlngtoo .Beach rummage sale between l !IO Hlgb, Bob Riddell, &$tancla a.m. and 3~IO p.m. S.tturday, High; Bill We.st, Fowitain Oct. 19, ln the Odd Fe11Dw1 Villey Hlcb, and Glen Jona, Hall. 206 Main St. , ' SaDUi Ana Valley High. NOY( O~EN •• , ~. A, .. "\ ·"' ' ' \I THf VlAY FIR.ST 'f!I SOUftilkJol•CAUFO~HIA • ANTIQuE CWTHING &f:NUlNE AUTHENTIC WOMEN FASHIONS & ACCHSOR.lf$ FOR. THI HOR.SILES$ C.AUIAM ll~P AUO £XCLU$1VE • , • ONE.Of.MIND DRESSES e GOWNS e S'ORTSWEAR W• 1""9 Y• Te C... 111 I ....... Aiw114 -·--''- SURANKA 1264 ,SOUTH COA~T Hl6HWAY LA5\INA IEACH • : • 497-1"40 -... -... . I .. ---~-- FIRST, FAST • ' \ The· lut pr'!l'am will be in .. WESTa.Jlf AT~ ft£WPOlll ll{ACll 112.)lll . • -. • .. .t ~ :PatiO . ShOp YObR i£1REPLAC~· HEADQUARTERS . . ~ ~ . \ Values You Must See to Believe PAK LOGS SET, •• WITH HEAVY l LEGS, GRATE - ALSO CAST IRON IURNER.-WITH AIR Al)jUSTMENT. 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' " I ~ ------=:\ -. - • Who -Ream the Start For the Start? • .. • ~ .. , -' • ;'I • ,, . ' ' ., . . ·•·~ -j ' • ' . I • ' , Mt . ' , . , ,.' I " . ' • . . , ' It's .~ydQey Omarr ·And now this •rtieulate writer who has bHn called the "a;lrol~•r's "'''°'°9••'' reaas tha siars f6r you. Sydney Om•rr, . -' lon;tima personal astrologerto ~ny of H~llywo<1ol's encl the lit~r.,y worful 's most famous stars, ii• DAILY . .. ~l~OT columnitl. • ' Omarr's racordfor a<;curacy of . · pro,diction;b.;.d or{a'st..;logieal aoalysis is amazing. Whether you read • astrologicaHorocasls for fun or as e ' . ~ . Mrieus stuclent of star-9•zlfl9, ybu 'll enjoy Sydney Omerr' s daily column inthe .. • ' DAILY PILOT ' ' - • --{ • • • ~ l 1 ., ! l I , ' ,. -.... ~-...... . --~---·-. • 8 '• -~ohel Prize, Winn.er: A .Fine ·'Detective~ of-Lif e ~J " WASHINGTON (UPO by wl!ldl Hvlnl cells ""' pn> l!OIJl)!t lo l!llWer la how thlf as amino acids. he redlty-carrlen .OO.pose11 ri"boouclele ocJd -,the actual which produces,,.,.... bl the 'Wolng )1111 -.am. odd. Mmhlll Warren Nlrenber1, a duced. char•ctertatic la transmitted Each protein molecule ii almoat entirely of ill': Uf~v-me:uet11er in wbk:tl the code presence of amino acids and. 'Ib1I atnp e1peria'Mm& WM joint winner ol the Nobel Prla! His work has helped ocience lo tlie colll: determined by the nwpber, Ing substance DN,1. -or, aa Is Implanted. · . tnerby' -. Nlreilberg' aaid lo ~"" "<racked Ibo In medlcloe, II a detertive. His understand the chemical pn> He approachejl the prOblem kirlds and arrangement of lh~ ocientlsta know ·I~ . deox-• Going 1\111 fw1hor,.·ll" waa allowed for tllo !Int time-that genellc -·" .;,, "beat" ii the cell, the basic cess by which cells of one by studying protein, l h e these amino acid!:. Nirenberg, yrl~uclelc acid. · T h i I found that the aabunfta rl. both • RNA ii required a. the code talnlnc" ~· piopcrtioolilf build.in& block of all Uving I e n e r a t lo n carry the aubstanCe which determines. beginning in 19a9 in studies at su~nce holds the genetic DNA, . and RNA, bowa a.s ~du~ ln• pn;itetn LPfO' , f(i-'eaentlllly .U the tnawa things. · hereditary messqe to the the makeup of every living the National Institutes of code ia pl'Ol;luclng a specific nucleotklu, ln turn contain ctlon. • AS NirenbeJ'&, a fl-year.old nert generation. ,cen and, ~ eVeey living Health, set out to deeifer the protein. . :ltill llmpler sublblDCfll whlph He. ~~ 8 ~ other IYDP-;Uc RN -. ~ biochemist attached lo the Fw Instance, It la l<n<njn lhlng; Though · thowiands of code of life -the system by But DNA, It waa f""1a;'ifoes ·dicta!< the !ipal composition . RNA containing a single com-~ mealed oodao Public Heatih Service's Na-that the children of browiJ.. different ~ina are, found in which each protein mplecu1e is not act directly Jn producing , of the pr,otein molecule. ·pone.nt, ·and Wa terVt!d as the _1Jl'tir.tlMr ~ 1'ltb Uonal ln.stltutes of Health. is eyed parenta will have brown natw:e, they are composed of produced. protein. It goe.s through an in-Ualng the bacterium, E. "teSt. cue"' for the' cdl'.-free am1oo Mids ~·In pro- primarily known for hla wort eyes. The question Nirenbet:e. only atiout 1D 1ubunit8 .. known He studied the genes, the termediary known as· RNA-Coli, a buic cell-free system ·prod~.·ot ·1: ptoteln' coo· ·\!Jh,.and~,inthectIL in "cracking" the genetic code_:.._ __ '------'-'----'--,---------:----------------------..;_--'..,.,..-.,..-'---='--'--...:;::...;_~ .. .--"'---- ud thereby helping to solve '· · - :iOe of the dee~ mysteries ._ or life. --~native New Yorker, • "lflrtober1 c on d tt c t e d tt· ;_ ~~imenta over the p a 1 t ;:, : ~ and declfered the code ,,.._._ ti'·-· } ·- i°i:.: Indians Can Buy Nothing .. ;. By PIDL NEWSOM ·UPI Foreign New1 Analyst i Mrs. Iodira Gandhi, prime i . minister of India, has just i ! · nown home after a three-week ' tour of Latin America in which she had nothing to sell and no money with which to buy. , , A wind-up appearance at the United Nations seemed likely -to do little to still her critics in the Indian Parliament • ln Latin America, in the main, her message was one of a hope for good will and in- creased trade among un· derdeveloped nations of the ·'third world." In Catholic Argentina she . defended birth control as "In . the interest of women and for lhe health of women." . . NEWS ANALYSIS In Trinidad and Guyana, both with large East Indian populatioM, she suggested India might be the next to · ·drop from the British Com- ' monwealth because of Bri- . tain's limitation on the im- migration cf colored races, especially from Asia. INCREASE IN WHEAT YIELD ' Since Mexlco was not orf her iist of stops, it was un- necessary for her to explain that a nearly 50 percent in- crease in this year's wheat yield in India was due almost entirely to a new Mexican hybrid which Indians don't particularly like. The 1968 bumper crop did, however, lead her to predict that within the next two or thret years India w o u 1 d become self-sufficient i n ·grains. = . In the United Nations, she , brushed off the Scviet invasion of Czechoslovakia with the observation that events there -"ha ve cast yet another dark Bhadow on the fragile struc· lure" of wnrld crder. 'ENUGHTENED SELF-INTEREST' Instead, she concentrated on foreign aid to underdeveloped nations which she described as a "form of enlightened · self-interest" on the part of the aid-giving countries. Depending upon her au- dience, it is probable that Mrs. -Gandhi could find wide agree- ment with her various hopes, . assumptions and predictions. • Notably, the United States, which until the closing (If the Suez Canal last year was sen-- ·ding emergency re 1 i e f shipments of wheat to India at -lhe rate of nearly one million tons per month, could hope she would prove correct in the maller of self-sufficiency. Bul Mrs. Gandhi cannot predict the vagaries of the In- dian MonllOOO rains anymore • • thin she can predict her own l: ·pOlitical future . •~:1¥0RLD TRAVELER ! ·· In her two and a half years ~ ~ office, Mn. Gandhi staods : second lo none aa a world : traveler, free aa was her ", falher, the lat.er Premier ~ Jawaharlal Nehru, to e1prtsa : her opinions on all fa«ts of : ·world affain. ;. At home, vital decisions art : • left Unmade and she faces a i =ii~ ~==t~~ "-red llpe lo speed India'• ~ agricultural aJHI Industrial i devdopmeal havo not been .( carrfed o.u t . F.cmomically l 1ndla remallll Ill • hodge-' ' pOdre drwn·WGrid. } And wbeolhe uhd the Jn. : dlao P.-liament to efve her ~-'the 0 blncftt ct the doubt" over ~ her r<lusal lo condemn the tn-f ~· al c.echollovatia, the i ojJpolltim oo1J lluPed. Hor ; &Upporten -alknL . . t Kid s Like to 'Ask Andy' • \ • I -• •· HUNDREDS OF OTHER IN;STORE. SP£Cl~LS! .FOR BIG SAVINGS THIS Wiik' BUY Dll, .. MOl\ITEI • I •• EGGS ~--43' CATSUP 6~$1 14-oL lolllt SODA POP 14fS1 17-oz. • CaM . • WIENERs 45' STEAKS u.s ....... .-$109 ', ... , ..... '°"'"-... _, ... IET IOUILE Bi.~E.tlllP STAMPS . · · 811: ·l$Y11Hll YDU-IUY -· .. Tilis 'ffEEl-.TIHIRS.;: OCT. 17 =~~~ 2•-oz.aonu I • ---------'--------------~-----=-------------------------.. " ' ' .. 8 THE 6 O'CLOCK MOYIE * "Subm1rine Comntand'' S)1tr1 Wl{UAM ~N •• O'CINll ............. CM-ldroN) '51 ~·· """"' --"'!'""· .... ~-... DI,_ IC> (IOI ·-IC! 1111 .,_,· -........ 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(' ' • ------. --------·-------.. -..,..-.,----"----- ly Chflrf" M. Scliull ~ .I CCULD''lf 5WOltt( THAT 'IOf' TIA'f HAD A IWt!O ..,,,,,,e. N«J ... A RM:!. PVOOIN6 CM. IT WK!N ~ ~rt rteRt:! ly GU. Arriola ly Harold l;t Doux -· . DAil;~ ~Loi "i• CARTOON ROU"IDUP -Jim Backus, above, hosts a cartoon roundup, "Fabulous Shorts," tonig1' in color at '7: 30 on. Channel 4. Included ·in the one hour program are ttie 1928 j'Steamboat Willie,'' which first-introduced Mickey Moua:e, and modern award winning cartoons. TELEVISION VIEWS Negroes Had Role in West ' I ly RlCK DU BROW HOLLYWOOD (UPI) -ABC.TV's new Western series, "The Outcasts," w·hi.ch deais with two cow· .boys -one white, the other black -has raised ... considers.bl~ discussion about Negroes in frontier days. •. 1~Among the most interested viewers of the series ia Jean Castles, an ABC publicist who is also a long· w ~ ~tP BE lf#.rf. ALL l:l•MT tim~ ·~dent of, and expert on, Westerll lOre: So!Tie 1Wll ~ME .AT TffE <RE so !Ill" ru wA;t. -.of..htt'research about tile Negro and West 1s con· mmtP YE-POMT l(fllOW ~ ¥0111t ~ {1 tained ln a story circulated by tile network th.ii E#IC.ff OTHI«! 10tOGHT ! . ·wee\'. --. For example, she notes that a black 'slave niiil· ed York took part in the Lewis and Elal'I< expediU!lii. "York accompanied his m8Ster, Wiltiam Clar!'' she writes', adding: · ' · · "1'0 THE,SIOUX, Mandan, Nez Perce and Flat- bt"ad · 1~a.ns wbo met the explorers York was an , ~:object Of'wonder, even more amazing than the 'aolid . •1 . water' (mirrors) of tl'le white men. The 'charc4al .JI. paint' that wouldn't rub off mystified them. Some I"' , ~ tribes thooght he had blackened himself to signal a great vi.dory over enemies; Dthers believed he was " ' . \ . ' ··:iy Tom ' K. Ryan • ly Ai Smith ly Mel . . ... - · ~ to be the honored guest at a scalp dance. A Charles M. RUBsell painting shows York in a Mandan lodge, ~~before admiring red men. . . ..; \,l)J#,'tllei~ars before lhe Civil War, the majoU!y ' ;~.th~ in the West were slaves. Some \l!''f& 1 ·~4 ~flJ,l#d tor herds·; others , worked for th.4fr ":masters ar towboys." · ··- AFTER THE North-South war, "the majority worked for white men, as cowboys, horse breakets, cooks on cattle drives up the Chisholm Trail.".:to Abilene, to Dodge, along with Goodnight-Lo~g Trail to FoM Laramie, to Bozeman \ . . . • .. -<Jtnie first Kentucky Derby wa1 run in 1875. The winner, Aristides, was ridden by Oliver Lewia...: a Negro. .,, "A year later Isaiah Dorman, a Negro employ· ed a1 a civilian il)terpreter by the Seventh Cavalry quartermaster, was numbered among the cuner dead at tlh.1 Little Big Horn. He was known to·the Indians who killed him. They caled him 'Teat.'·Me W·&l!JDOUrned by a 'Santee Sioux woman, his widow. .. 'JrrHE INDIA~s had a special respect for 'Uie bla1~·men who Mught them. ln 1866, Congress pass· ed a'ti act autb?pzing regiments of 'Negro troops tor the U.S. Army; two of cavalry and four of.in- fantry. The sold\ers of the Ninth and Tenth Cavalfy, ex-slaves for the .most part, were celled 'many thhigs -m9St of them uncomplimentary.~ by the wbl~ l:hey protected from Laredo in Texas to Fort Totten in the Dakotas, from Fort Leavenworth in K~s to Fort Venle in Apache countzy. _, "Buffalo soldlen, the nickname they were proud of, was "1lat tile Indians called tllem. The Buffalo was iacred to the Indians, and for them to give·tts name to tbese soldiers ... was a great honor. (-The blacks') role in the winning ol. the West hasn't Deen documented in TV Westem<, but it'ts preservoCf'ln the paintings of Frederick Remington, which hang in museums around the world." .",", .... , • MISS CA1'LES notes : 11They weren't all b~, · lit c:oµrooe. Many earned the black hat of the vlltaln with tbelr guns.'' Cherokee Bill, for instance, "Who died at the end of a rnpe at Fort Smith, Ark.'' .:.;; ..... ' ) • I j • • 4' ... •' • -OAJLY PILOT EDl't-ORIAL PAGE Folly -of Propo·sition :9 No reaoonable person, and especially the small property owner, can deny that Calilornia badly needs tax reform . But to go about this by causing the average ta1payer lo end up paying far higher total taxes would be the height of folly. This woufd be.the effect of Propo- sitton 9 on the Nov. 5 ballot. Only 30 percent of the total property in Calilornia is owned by 1ndiv;dual bomeowners; with commercial p~rty taxpayers owning the other 70 percent. Prop- osition 9 would relieve the 70 percent best abfe to pay at the eipense of the 30 percent least able to pay. Obviously, the only way to get tax reduction is to reduce government expenditures for services to the citizen. Pro}:M)Sitioo 9, by taking away the 60 percent of total revenues for the public schools which comes from the property tax, would cause one of two things: -Quality of education at all levels would have to be drastically redliced~perhaps to the Jt:vel. ot a Missis- sippi or Alabama school system. -Or, to replace the Jost revenues,SaleS tax·es 'would have to go up -'Some estimates say as much as 150 percent -or the sbate personal iiicome tax would have to be tripled. . ·., .. By failing to provide fu1" replacemerit of Jost proJ>'" erty tax revenues, Proposition 9, if it passes, wiU in- evitably bring chaos in all branches of government fi- nance. Here in Orange County, fot example, destruction of bonding capacity and credit resulting from· Proposi- tion 9 ·could mean the end of any effor.t to establish a regiqnal airport remote· from heavily-populated areas. Orange County Airport wou1d be "locked in", as it stands. Further because the measur_e is so loosely drawn, no one knows how many services beyond schools and welfare would be adversely affected and thrown on the mercy of state and federal controls. It's possible, de- pending on court rulings, ~at tax-supported ~ospitals, • Lea~ers Oppose Proposition 9 (See Editorial) A partial list of statewide and Orange .;::ounty governmental and civic organiza· lions and individuals who have gone ou record against Proposition 9, popularly Jtnown as the "Tax Trap," follows : STATEWIDE Associated CalifoMia E m p I o y e 'S : ~;allfornia Association ot Schoo I Administrators; California Association of Secondary Schoo 1 Administrators; California College a'i'ld University Faculty of PTAs, Board of Supervisors, Orange County Water District. Coastal Municipal Water Distr ict, Tri-Cities Water District, Moulton Niguel Water District. Also, Assemblyman Robert E. Sadham, R Dist. 71: Assemblyman Robert H. Burke, R Dist. 70; Sen. James E. Whelmore, R Dist. 35; Robert Peterson, Superintendfnt of Schools, and Jack Mullan , former president of th<' i~ewporl Harbor.Costa Mesa Board or .tealtors. Association: California Congress . Of INDIVIDUALS, STATEWIDE . Patents and Teachers; Ca I i·f or n;i:a. J. : 'Gbv. Rona1d'Re·agan; Former Gov. £d Elementary Schoo I Administrators round G. !'f?atV Brown; Assembly Associa~on; C~ia Farm Bureau Spe&ktr Jesse M. Unruh : Max Rafferty, Federation: California In vestment state Superintendent of Schools and Bankers Associa tion ; CaJifornia Labor Republican candidate for U.S. Senate; Federation, AFL-CIO: Ca Ii for n i a Alan Cranston, Democratic' candidate for Municipal Treasurers Assoc i at ion tJ.S. Senate: Richard Nevins, chairman. California Retai lers Association : State Board of Equalizalion; Casper W. California Sanitary and Sanitation Weinberger state finance director : Sen. Districts Association, and California John L. 'ttarmer: Sen. James Q. State Chamber of Commerce. Wedworth: Sen. Gordon Cologne; A. Alan A.lso, <?alllornia Taxpayers ~soci~ti?n: Post, legislative analyst, California Cal~orn~a Teache rs Assoc l a t.1 ~ n ; Legislalure; Franklin Stockbridge, senior Califorrua Water Resources Association: vice president, Security Pacific Bank; Co~nty . Supei:vis~rs ~S?Ciation ? I and' John .H. Lauten, general counsel, Califorrua ; lrr1gat1on Districts Assocta· Southern California Metropolitan Water ti?~ of CaJifomia; League of California District. C:ti~s: .League of Women V~ers of Also Mrs. John Ahern, sta te presi~ ~:i.hfor.n1a: State Board of Educa.t10~. and dent. League of Women Vote.rs : Sigmund s.ta~ewid.e Home Owners Association of Arywitz, secretary·treasurer. L.A. Coun· lahforn1a. ty Federation 9f Labor : A.O. Beckman. ORANGE COUNTY CITIES president, California State Chamber of Anaheim, Brea, Costa Mesa. CypreSl:i. Commerce: Mrs. Robley Berry. presi- Garden Grove, Fountain Valley, Hunt-dent , County Supervisors Association o[ ington Beach, Laguna Beach. La Habra, California : Dudley E. Browne. president, Los Alamitos, La Palma, Newport Beach, California Taxpayers Associatio n : Orange, Placentia. Seal Beach and Richard W. Jones, chairman. Board of Westminster. Governors, Pacific Coast Stock Ex· ORANGE COUNTY MISCELLANEOUS change: , Carl Livingston, president, League of Women Voters, League of California Retq:ilers Association : .John California Cities, Teachers Association. Nagy, president, Sta tewide Homeowners PTA, Board of Education, Chamber of Association·of California ; Mrs. Eleanore Commerce, Em p I o ye es Association, Nettle president, California Sc hoo I Capistrano Beach Chamber of Com-Board~ Association , and Thomas L. Pitts. merce, Capistrano Unified Educators executive secretary, California Labor ~\ssociation, Capistrano Unified Council Federation, AFIA:IO. Girls W ant Altar Mor e Things a columnist might never kno~' if he didn't open his mail : Girls are still more eager than· beyg to go to the altar. A survey of teen-agers found that U percent o( the girls, but on· Jy 14 percent of the boys, expected to be married by their 21st birthday. Some 2.'I percent of the. boys -only 13 percent of the girls -expressed doubt about ever getting married. Speaking of weddings, here·s how tht• desert Bedouins prepare a marital feast · Cooked eggs are stuffed in fish. the fish in cooked chickens, the chickens in A roasted sheep. and the sheep in a whole roasted ca mel. What a craiy, mixed-op C8nf!pe! Ever wonder why a bird ca.n· fly anrl you ca'n'l? Well. besides their feathers. birds ha ve another advantage. They have air sacs in their bones thal connect with their lungs. When birds take a deep brealh it helps make their bodies lighter. YOU MAY HOLD a flea in disdain. but he has a low opinion of you, loo. Mosl of lhe 1,7:>0 varieties of flea s would rather dine on dogs or raLc; than people. If, sii.e considered, you had the hopping power of a flea. you'd be able to leap a distance of :tlmost two football fields. ' probation departments. juvenile balls, county health de- partments. crippled children'& service,s and numerous. other essen~al services would suf(E severe set-back~. Unquest1onably, at the en<t of e initial five-year period. state control of schools wou d be inevitable 8nd locally-elected school boards and local school cootrol would end. And it's also possible the state would have ~o tak~ over n:.iany of the. functions oi local government) 1nclud1ng police and fire protection. A mammoth. bureaucracy in Sacramento would be a state yersioo of what has happened in Washington. Bonding limitations would bring chaos to school ~rpoJ:t. irrigation canal, flood control, water systems: l1bra~1es, and ma~y other kinds of public construct.ton. Credit of both state and local jurisdictions would be seriously impaire:d. Des.pite these extremely serious defects in Proposi· tion ?, Orange Co,Unty's Sen. John G. Schmitz, R-Tusttn, has announced he will support the measure. The John Bitch' SOciet.Y .. s man in the Legislature asserts it will "force tax reform," a nd by imi>Ucation, let chaos come where it will. To .give: some, indicartlion ';of how 1ar·out of step he i&: • with ,the· tltlrqrlng'.of l~aders among 'his__constituents. ~)ld of governmental and civic leaders throughout the State, the DAILY PILOT has assembled a partial. but repre- sentative, list 9f those who have formally gone on re- cord against Proposition 9. The list appears below on tllfs page. The great majority are elected or appoiiited citizens serving on public bodi.es, not civil ~ervants seekiilg to preserve their jobs. It is noteworthy that the responsible leaders of both parties, from the governor and ex- governor on down, oppose Proposition 9 and support Proposition 1-A as a sound interim ·move toward p~ erty tax relief . The voter can't hav~ it both w·ays. The vote should be NO on Proposition 9, YES on 1-A . I 1,: ,. J ( This Here Y ankee Gal, ' . ' Gallup Insists .'.Eh~ 1J Do·. N.ot Pr~di~t . • sn:bw W hite Now hush up. you tads. and Pappy'\\ spiq you a fairy tale about Prince.George Charmin. Lessee, here. How 'bout Snow While and the-Seven Bearded Yippies? Well, now, oncet upon a time there was this hete 'typical, common. God·fearing , patriotit', decent, beautiful, stand·up American gal name of Snow White. AND SHE AAD this wicked ol' sten- 111other who lived in a real palatial palace ··alled Washington on the banks or the Poe·loe·mack River, which was all full or hearded pscudo-!rtte1lectua ls hang-in g around doing nothing. And this "'irked ol' stepmother never gave Snow White a moment's peace, always telling her, "Do this, do that," un- til she drove her plumb out of her pore lillle mind. •· So pore little Snow White was wan - dering around in a daze one day and she was captured by these seven pointy·head- ed, bearded little Yippies, name ol Loopy, Snoopy, Whoopie, Croupie, Goopy and Stokely Carmichael. Is that seven? And they took her to their Vippie pad, where they sat arou nd all day singing the Commie Internationale and Whistling v:hir~ they loafed. JF'N THAT WEREN 'T bad enough, the wic~ed o\' .~tepmother gels out this here inagic mirror and s8ys, "Mirror, mirror, on the wall, who 's the fairest now, you all?" And the mir ror, which has got t.o tell the truth, says, "Prince George Charr:nin , who's going to rescue that pore little Snow White.'' Well, now, the ·wicked or stepmother weren't having none o( that. So she got , the wizard of the evil ol' Supreme Court to mix up a ·batch ol un-Const.itutional laws. And she got one of her briefcase. toting bl,ll'eaucrats to take. these Jaws oul and stuff 'em down Snow White's throat. Naturally, Snow While choked on those there un·Constitutional laws and she fell down like she was dead. And all the Vii>- pies jt,imped up and down out of pure joy and beav~ rocks at our fin e policemen. "BURY, HER IN the school house." says the ,~Uau~at "We aim to make that place unfit f9r human habitation.'' So's they carry her to the schoolhouse. But who's s_tandipg in the door? Prince George Charmin, that's who. And he sticks out his liUle ol' chin and puffs up llis -little ol; chest like a little ol' banty roof:lel'· and he draws hi s secret magic \Yeapon -Com!Jlon Sense. "She ain't dea(I," he says, flashing hi s rapier-URe COtnmon Sense. "Take more'n that to kill a typical common Amerlcan. I k.now what'll save her." Op~~i<>n ·poll·~'. True Aim I ' ,• I .·: ' . I -.•. i . ; Tlie ·purpose ~ of ·•polls; Archibald · · ' ~??;,. Cr~Y~ ~1,'.fiirrifr:'. ',revealed that Crossley complained alter one of his Roc~eller>!t-tutd "moved into an open political surveys had been misin-lead'-~·over both ·pOssible ~mocrati~ op- terpreted, "should be to get infOrmation ponents. Further,;,they said, a Nn:on· and not to influence people." George Hum~~Y race would be extremely Gallup flatly says, ''Polls d9 not predict." cl~-on l poH th t the br Politicians tum a dear ear to such Nelson A. Rockefeller: Wallace '. asked .a. _ Y:. s a . pu .1e Statements . They contend despite ffiUCh reporl<r, lry to IL':.>" thfi )'.!Olis m ~'fight l.fmembe,rs are the Op.~ taken JU~ prior ·d . · r-~ .to Elect.ion Day. These surveys an ev1 ence to the contrary that polls _create with •. Nixon . for the Republicim nomina· -eipected to ~redict the, distribU\jon of a b<_indwag,on. psyc~logy, TJ:t!lt is •. ~he tlon?' Was nOt Rockefeller nOw sUp'porting popular vote: Gallup cl.aims that his leading can~1date ·~ .PLib~c opiruon Nixon?· · average margin of error in the 16 na-surveys acquires a "wmrung unage" that Rockefeller did indeed pin his hopes for · I 1 " f lhr mak S h·m II b l be labl u lb l · lh GOP · 1 · h' and. -tlona · e ecttons rom 1936 ough 1966 e 1 a u un a e. a 1s e. nom n_at:ion· on 1s st 1ng .m was 2 7 _,.,.nt so, the pollsters retort, what ever hap-the polls. The (rouble is that a Gallup · ,,., .. ~~ · pened to Thomas E. Dewey in 1948? Poll released prematurely on July 29 -a IMPROVED SAMPLING techniques George C. Wallace, who has done well week be/ore t_he Miami Beach·coqventian have made for more accurate final polls until now in the presidential tria1·heat -s~wed Nixon leading · the · miirjor in recent elections. In the seven national polls, recently launched an attack on Democri.i.tic candidates by greater elect.ions from 1954-66, Gallup's average them . Republican nominee A.ichard M. margins than Qid' Rock~f~llef ... 'J"':O days deviationjrom the actual distribution of Nixon. Wallaao.charged,.ftad got,advance lateJ;, the UJll'cll-Slln"eY ~,BOl::kefeU~ vote wasj,IJ}y. 1.5 pe~nt. In every e\ec· word of a forthcoming Gallup PolJ show-leading OOt~.RUbert H. Humi)hrey 3nd tion excepfOhe in that period, Gallup's ing a decline in the Alabamian's populari-Eugene J. McCarthy and Nixon trailing results gave . the winning party or ty. both, presidential nominee-a slightly higher "IN MY JUDGJ\.tENT," Wallace told a campaign crowd at Albany. N.Y.; "this Eastern money interest now has control of the polls ... trying to elect candidates by controlling public ·opinion." Did not GALLUP AND HARRIS proceeded to explain, not very convincingly. that their findings were "not as dissimilar as they might appear to the public at first glance." Tht two polls, plus a third by percentage of the vote° than they actually received when the ballots were counted. This record tends to b~ar out Gallup's contention that "Mote often than not, the candidate who is legging behind (in the polls) does better than expected." RECORD OF GALLUP POLL ACCURACY SINCE 1954 Year GaUup Election R~:ults % Error on Winning Final Sur vey •;. C1t11didat.e, Party 1954 51.5 Democratic .l2.~ Democratic -1.2 Democratic 1956 59.5 Eisenhower 57.8 Eisenhower + l.7 Eisenhower 1951 57.0 Democratic. 56.5 Democratic +0.5 Democratic 195! 51.0 Kennedy SO.I Kennedy +0.9 Kennedy _ t9sli: 55.5 Democratic 52.7 Democratic +2.8 Democrati<"- 19" , ... Johnson 61.3 Johnson +2.7 Johnson t!Mil 52.S Democratic Sl.9 Democrat.le +o.6 Democratic i ··~W:l'•JI<" .. ""'fl* • I" '''"'f! )%.J!f£.IQ!ll<•• a = ....... ,, '"*"*"™''" 11•10.u _A:''111•1i¥tJ$CC c;a: .• SI"'"" x Sf MJ"!"f.~'t<l'lllW••fll'lll!f.l_'!'!--..li> ·Barring Anti-draft Suits I WASHINGTON -Selective Service Director LewiS B. Hershey has finally won the Justice Department's only slight- ly qualified support for his drive to bar civil suits which could delay and disrupt the military clrart. Jn two briefs, filed with the Supreme Court in separate draft cases, Solicitor General Erwin N. Griswold , supports Hershey's view. The draft dfrector con· tends that Congress acted constitutionally last year when it prohi!Jlted such suits with respect to draft classifications. As previously reported in this column, one federal district courl. in San Fran- cisco, has ruled . in precedent setting cases. that Congress a c t e d un- constitutionally. Under a special pro- vision or the draft law, Hershey asked the .Justice Department to appeal the ruling directly to the Supreme COurt. IN HIS TWO Supreme Court briefs Solici tor General Erwin N, Grbwold calls the congressional acUon constitutional. And he asks for a review of one of th~ fefleral Distrjct Court rulings. In a third brief, however, Griswold con· lends that a ministerial st u d en t , ~pecifically. exem pt by the terms of the rlraft law itself, may bring a civil action before inductioo if ontered into service by his draft board. That case grows out of Hershey's attempt to use draft machinery against anti-war and anti· draft pfotesters who violate the law. All three· ca!IU involve ·a complex legal issue. Hershey is a(raj.!i that adver~ nil· ings cou)d result. quite simply, ln a noOO of suits challengin~ draft classifications, which woukj seriously interfere with draft operaUons. proceedings in the district court. It has been the basis for two subsequent and similar rulings, however, and the Justice Department's brief asks the Supreme Court to review one of them, an action brought by Charles J, C. Gabriel. IN THE GABRIEL case the San Fran· cisco federal Ct1urt rules that ''no review _al all" would be afforded Gabriel's claim t h a t he was improperly denied a con· scientious objector classification even if be risked the hazards of a criminal prn- seeutlon. The chief judge of the district, George R. Harris. then issued a court order barring the Alameda County draft ~rd from inducting Gabriel . The Justice Department is now asking the court to look at that case and the con- stitutional question involved . Griswold says .I.he broad ruling by Harris "is likely to ~n,ender a large number of suits by registrants ieeklng to avoid induction on various ground&." By Robert S. Allen •nd John A. Goldsmith B11 George Deair George: Quotable notables: "Laugh at yours<'lf ' Orsl. before anybod y else can." -Elsa Maxwell. quoting the rleath·bcd advic.e given by her father. SO HE PICKS her 'JP and puts her in his citrriage drawn by two white horses, na1rie of Law and Order. And the Yipp~s. trying to stop him, lie down in (root or lhfi wheels -wh.ich ia lbe last wheels they ever lte down In tront of. And he .gaUops off to Washington. And he kicks out the wicked ol' stepmother and he drqa.ofl the psl?ltdo-intellectual!!. by their bt!tlds and he gi ves the evil Supreme Court a lashing they'll never forget and he tosses all the bureaucrats In the )>oe-toe-maek ruver. Dear Gloo1ny Gus: AT tsSUE IS a provision of' the draft law which denies court review of draft classifications by JOcal boal'ds until • retlstrant has been on:Jered to report for Induction. On« inducted he can seek a court ohler challenging his classification. If he refuses to report, bis classification. becomes an Issue in the resultina crimlfta1 •proceedings'. As previously reported here, the San P'rancjeco disttict court niled in May that tlloM: judlclal 1review' provl&IOM were • denial of du.e proceu of law as gua~ by ~ ~tution. Hershey ,.Id lllal fllldttti, 4l)' JUdgt Alfon9o J. Zirp<ill;'WU "a .polallW lbrtal lo the ef· fectlve open1llj>n ol the noliC11'1 mtlllaey manpower ~ent~program." ---iiilil\.11 Thursday. October 17, 1968 Thi tdttor1at 1J01Jt1 of the Dailll Pilol ,,.,., to inform •!Id mm. ulatt rcadut by preinting chit ~· opinicftt •!Id-com. '""'lar!I °" topiOt of Int.rest ond iignlflccmc<, bl/ prooidlflfl 0 forum fM lllt <"l"lldon of our readtn' opfniona, and bu prnendnQ f.M dfvrrae tlitt0- poi!IU Of informed ob''""" aftd aporc..m.. Oft topic1 Of tht dav. My ' husband \ued to complain w~ ! uked him to do Ule 3Ughtesl •thing around the house and said J wu a nag. However, here lately. UM mmw he gets home al nlglll be gets me off-balance because be : .lltatll """°' ME about somelhin.\l I ,,._'I done. What <lo you &Ug· ieot.. . PAINED ' Dear Pained : . I llJli .. l he wrJU • book on hi• •Ystem an<P~·u have 1 besW.IJ« la no time. y New on the market· A fresh com - plexion aid for milady called "sea cream." It's made from an essence of seaweed, mosses and ocean minerals But you don't dive into it -you just ruh it on. ORA WING BIG crowds is no gu;irantet> of victory for a pollllcal candidate. In tht> 1896 prealdcntial race. William JcnnJngs R.ry3n traveled 18.000 miles through 21 states and was heitrd by mort than five mUUon JleQplt, But Wiiiiam Mc.Kinley. who conducted a "fron; porch ca mpAlgn" al his homt •n CanV!n. 0 .. won by more than half it m1IHon votc5. . - And with that Snow White COUJhS up the un-Cons.Ututional lawa and is right i::ood as new. And everybody live!! happll}· ever after. Everjbody. of course, 'cepUng the Yip- pics, the Hippies, the pseudo-intellectuals. lit• bure.aucr•ll. the Supreme Court. tho Commies, the Pinko pr~ and all lht nther uncommon folk Who don't deservt to nont, 11nyw1ys. --~'"-----. ···------~~-------~~ ---·~ ·--·-____ ..__ __ --· ---- Plea!lt don't look dowt1 your nOM al bicycle rldero. Alltr all, Ibey get about IO miles. to the hlmbur- 1cr. -H.B. McD., Jr. "'" ... ,.. '*" ,....;,,. ...... ... lf«-llv ""*-.r R:t ·;I WINr .... .............. ......., .... ., ...... ' I 1'111:' DIW"I' dli\ocw' ....... tblt the IUlinl1 In •' H-l)nulhl 117 Ncnnan u.,..r Pet .... WIJllld ·-Ille -le .. mbch ,'llllcioUI~ al Ille ll<ledlvo -ulo binder ~ O,.-.ari al UM u&ted stales lo provide fl""1f w!lh lite military m ... power recjulted ;J11.defl1llL" The Pet""" Js ol1ll <nW\iled In ---·~--·~ _ ....... -~ ..... ---._. _,.....,. ·-. .t.. -.. ... !!'. ~i llobert N. Weed. PubU1her \ ----------~---· ... ~ ... ,_, ..... _ ... _ _,., ......... -... >:'" ... "·~-~'9" ... ,..., .... ~":""~ ... ----.-:-~-~------·---·---~------~ -..... ·-· -...----~ ... "';:-........... ...--~~-~~-~ -·"'"-~~-;.,-rT_...,, j I U.S. Shamed, . By GLENN WHITE 1M1<t dllh. 04 "9 Dlltr ; ... SNff ., When ~NltMfW Mtbem WU pll,)'ed MEXICO CITY -A D¥Jme0t of. great tad1the ·~0q: WU beJ.D& r""1d. naUonalllUc pride for America was tum-they bowed .tbetr heada. tt:fuaina tO bot up. As they eldl raited1 a clencfied fist, ed Into a . moment of world disgrace which wu ~fed bJ' •~lack P,ve. Wednesday evening a~ ~Olympic Stadium The n ~y ~Cl up 1& a h o e ~ further here u Negroes Tommie Smith and Jolla . contempt for the; symbols mo • t Carlos -led ·out long-standing tloreata.. · ~~. biac!<; or white, hold aacred. to demonstr~te against what they called 1 i/.~~·subsequent ~sa conference, they "Whlte America" at these Olympic on thelr feelbll.s in a feeble a~ Games. tempt to u:plain-wb:at·they had done:· Wlth eo,ooo people looking on at the A\lbciugh they 'J:MiCate there could be Olympic Sl>diurn and another hall billion simllU protes)> by •\her American watching on world television, they put on Negre-JtbleWI la1 the Games, there was their lhDw at awards ceremooles follow· oo ~tloo oD just what mi&ht be Ing ihelr accompll.Wnent. in the 200 forthcoming. · Vl"I T•...,.... MOMENT OF TRUTH -USC's Bob Seagren sails over Ille bar at 17-l!l'l to win !be Ol~mpic gold medal in tile pole vault Wednesday evening. In an event that consumed seven-and-a~half hours, Seagren passed at 17-2%. and 17~% and finally won Ille event on Ille fewer- misses rule. America Rislis Record '.Against Cuban Poloists MEXICO CITY -Undefcatal America risu it. record 1galnal lllTprising Cuba this tfternoon 1t the Olympic owim pool in round three of Olympic Games water Polo competiUon. The Americans of coaches Art Limbert aod Monte Nitzkowski (Hunt In Ito n Beach) upped their reconl to U by ooUutlng Spain, IG-7, in Weolne!day ac- tion 1t the University of Mezlco pool. Victory keepo1 the Amerlcanl in strong the """' .... illd three times in the first hall befcitt BO'ldiey and Webb coonectal OD t.alliea: ~ the luttM teeonda: of the oecond quarter to mike it W ot in- termluion. 'lbe .wtnnen finally moved·into a three goal ldvaot.ge in the WI ltanzl on StlJI Cole's lhot. C.Ole ii the man who suffered a &lash under hia eye IDOi a bloody ..,. against the llomiaoa. Bil shocker Wednetdo.y' was a bloody 4- 4 tie in Group B bet'Vt'etn Eut •Germany and YUIOllavta. Three players were ejected from the game. Furither Frankly, oeal<hlng over the Hal of ,. mainlng Negro performers, It oee1111 unlikely that auch tlnat will maierlalhe. Hopefully it won't. At the prua conference Smith said thUI: "We are black and proud to be black. 1Abile America on!y re:co&nlze! us as Olympians. Black Americana wW understand what we have dene." Smith sat in the chair of honor, having earned the place by breaking the listal -Id -IDOi Olympic mart with I tu clocking. Smith conlinued: "ll I do aometblng cood they (lbe Wblies) aay I'm ao Amerlcon. If I do IOmetblng wrong they aay l'm a Negro." "Our clenc:Md fist &bowed !bat ... Blacka are united." That statement wu disputed. however, by Pointing out that Olympic 100 cham· plon Jim H1Ms1 also a Negro, did not demonstrate at any tlm.e during com- petlUon or subllequertt. a w a r d 1 ceremonlea. "Hines hu a mind of hls own, I guess," Smith responded , "Each Black atblete wW ~in bil own way." Thoond'1, October 17, 1968 DAILY PILOT JJ ' Seem Unlik~ly Corloo, the mao who pvt Ille DAILY PILOT the ezclu1lve itory ol. p o a 1 I b I I Negro boycoll of the OlJm- pico during a 1"7 int.rvlew, spa....i oat b1I 1 .. llnp. "White people th1nlt Biao:lt -le 1rt anlmala ud we want people to kpow we -nol "We'r< tired of knowing that If we do a job well lloey will llotow ua 1 few pe1<1ulf or pat ua on tho held and aay 1,ood boy.' .. Carioo, third ~lace linbloer in tbe nee with a 20.0 performance, conUnued: "ll the Wblt. -le don, cara f<r Uie thinp Black people do, they tbouldn \ ccme to• aee ua perform. "I noticed bare tonflbl -.. -:to get down from tbe ... -pialfllnn that a lot ol pooople clapped !or .._ Md I AW I lot of people boldlng tbumbt down. Tbete ...... lot " booa, loo. "Bui they obould reallJe ~ n Black people are un!Una: mo,. IDOi ..,... au the time and ...... not Coln& to bl trutod .. inferlort anymore, II ' Smith waa one of the U,. acilllorl In a move to get Negroeo to comple!oly boycott the U.S. Olympic T--IJiay bad made IL Thal effort evenlullly !IDied ~ of lack of the unanimity whlcli 8mllla cl1lmed bi.I movemea& had. Goes for Hammer Medal Today Is Burke's Big Olympic Day~ By GLENN WHITE ot 1119 0a11y Plllt 111n MEXICO CITY -ll's Ed Burke's big test this afternoon at Olympic Stadium as be matches talents with the world 'a 13 greaten in the finals of lhe hammer llotow. Burke, an Orange Coast College history teacher, is the American record holder at 235-11 and coold figure high in medal placement if he can· match that record performance of 1967. His best this year is zza..t. However, he's had excellent practice sessions aince arrlVing in Mexico City 1J days ago. MMt of bis throws have been over 230. Burke's stiffest opposition will probably Can't Back It come from defending Olympie champion Romuald Kllm of the Soviet Union and worhl record holder Gyula Zslvotzky from Hungary. The latter'• best is 242-(1 while 'Kllm's longest throw with the 16-pound b.all and chain b 240-1. Abo figuring tough in today's struggle are Uwe Beyer from West Germany (237· SY.) and East Germany'; Reinhard Thiemer (233-9\'o). ZsivOllky broke Kllm'a Olympic record of Z23-91h in Wednesday's prelims with a 238-21'< toss. Klifn la the toughest of the foreign com- petitors. He ia noted for calmness, U.S. Volleyball Girls Should Return Home By GLENN WHITE Of fllt DlltY Pli.t Stitt MEXICO CITY -Pictw-e a polar beer trying to survive in the Sahara Desert or a tricycle trying to out·run a Cadillac. Now picture the dilemma of United States women's Olympic volleyball coach Harlan Cohen as be tries to put together a competitive unit in the Olympic Games. Cohen was the target of much private grumbling among the gir~ oo hi• squad because he never left the same group in- tact for a prolonged period. And small wonder. After watchlng our girls fall deeper In- to the cellar in the humiliating 15-3, 15-1, 18-14 losses to Poland on Wednesday, one has to think that Cohen should make one last substitution. That is to say he ought to put thb lack- luster contingent on the first plane back f/lllllllllllllltl WHITE WASH 111111111111111 .. eLIMM WHITll to the States and recruit six secretaries from the American Embassy or simply forfeit remaln1ng matches. I once thought our feminine Olympic ·gymnuts were the most uninsplratlooal (n)UP of wc:,Men athlete• I'd ever seen. But now our volleyball ouUlt baa moved Into the number one position. What's wrong with our team! Other . than the fact It can't play deep court. can't play tbe net, can't spike, can't met and can't play the sides, it Is wonderfuL Cohen told me that hi5 biggest problem was that he only had si.J: weeks to work with hil Olympiana. Alter obeerving our 1....._ being 1mothered by Japan, Ciecholaovakia and now Poland, I submit that he couldn't have done much more In six ytan. The moot disgusting thing to -when they are on the floor, being &lashed to shredJ. is when they make an infrequent 1ood play « poin~ lloey jump around IDOi aloake bands like 1 mWl child waiting fer ~-Definitely DO cJA11 bm:. I recall lllUestlna thot the American Oag be lowered to bait mut when our girl l)'1IUWtl compete here in the Olym· piCI. I oubmit that the lllol not be Down ti all when our distaff volleyball players take the fioor. Frankly, It's embarasslng to have others know that you are from the USA when your country's athletes play like our girls volleyball team. Cohen thoughl hls gala might pick up a medal here. The only way they'll do that is if there is a special award for ineptneM ot finishing in the cellar. Toniih( they·play'·South Kena. MonOaY they play Russia. It would be an act of humaneneu to call off those debacles. Olympic Briefs Beine a Mexican athlete Ill the Games ha1 Its proa and con1. It JJ a great ad- vaa.lage to have the tremendous crowd 1upport and to participate in famWar 1urroundlng:1. But It Is a110 a treme11dou1 pre11urt wbtch cauaes perform.en to alter their 1trategy just to 1et the crowd respoa1t for being a paceaetter. . Our gold medal winners are getting rousing ovations when they appear at the Olympic village dining hall. And well '1hey should. Tht moat 1twmlng upset at tbe Gamet: 10 far has andoubtedJy been Amerlca'I win over Rauda la men's volleyball TDes- day nlpl The Yanb took three of tbe five 1ame1 and are ill p-eat poaldo11 to wt11 a Ii.Iver or broaie medal. Japan 1tlll 1tandJ u the favorite, u H dOe1 Ill the wome1'1 divl1loa. The Japanese males wblpped the Amerlcau three pmet to none 11 l.ut m0111b'1 u~ blbltlo1 at Loa& Buch. seriousness and ability to come through with the big effort under extreme pressure. The Hungarian is the opposite. He is re- knowned for his long throws in practice or when the.re ls no serious compel!Uon. Beyer is steady, generally good for over 230 feel Burke is ahlo tough when the chips are. down. • He suffered · rocumno:e ol a lboul!llr pull during Wedoeaday'I quallllca~ but apparenUy it isn't 1ertoua enoullt lo hamper his chances today. , M Burke told the DAILY PILOT,. "I have lhe technique down. I'll just go II fast as 1 can ht the circle and throw u far as 1 can. 11 ., .J '" More Records '\l • • • • •• Possible MEXICO CITY -World aJ101 Olympic recorda Jn the long Jump, triple jump and hammer throw will be under fire this afternoon ln Olympic Stadium as "lhe in- credible assault on the globe'• best ef· forts continues in lhe 1961 Olympic Games. Wednesday there were two world marks broken and 1i1. Olympic records lied or broken as fantastic track and field performances became almost a matter of course. Italian Giuseppe Gent.Ile erased the world triple jump best, becoming ·the first. man ever to go over 511 feet with a dlst.ance of 56-1'4 in Wednesday'• prellmlnarles. And Tommie Smith of the Unlttd Statea topped the listed 200 meter record of 20.0 with a 19.1 elfort. Jobo Carioo who fin!Jbed lhinl in the race, has a pending mark of 19.7. But It probably won 't be allowed because the 1hoes he was wearing are unacceptable because they had mulUple brushe.s lh- ltead of spikes. Gentile and ex-world record bearer Joseph Schmidt of Poland (55-10~) go at it in lhe triple jump finals this afternoon while Ralph Boston of the USA and Soviet Igor Ter-Ovanesyan have al it In the long jump prellma. They share the world record of 27...f~. The Russlan got his record leap In this same pit a year ago and at that 'Ume he predicted a jump of 28 feet would be needed to win the Olympic gold medal. Breaking Olympic records Wedneac:lay were Jania Luail of Ruaa1a in the javelin (295-71/4); Bob Seagren of the Unlttd States In the pole vault (17~~) and Hungarian Gyula ZslvoUky 1n the ham· mer throw (233-2'1,). France's Colette Beason tied the Olym- pic best In the women'• 400 meter duh with a 52.0. Seagren kept America'• record of hav~ lng never lost the pole vault lntact by getting the gold medal on bull of havlne fewer mlaaes at lower helahta. · John Pennell of the USA would also i• .; . ~ Today .1 •• ; . have figured in medal aiandlnp U a rpll which goes into elfect next month wri ti:a force now. George Young of the U. S. became '!!11 lhe fourth American .to win ''fa steeplechase medal In IO years u ·he_ ~ the bronze award behind Kenya'• ""'-' Biwott and Benjamin Kogo. • • Pole Voult I . 9M1 ....,._, U•IM I.._ tJ-M\ (lftw -id Md Olmwtk: ,_.iJ • !. CLMll kfrlL-*~ W..I ~ 17.W. l. WollMN Morftfl, t:Mt GenM"' 17,..,.. l. 4 Clvlt; f'1Hlllkol-. Gl'MO 17.W .. J•• ,_.,.., U11LM111 It.... 17.._, " G4o'111HY lh-.ol, 11.UNMI 17-8 I, Amm l l'#Dft, :~• l ist.I 2. hftltn\111 KDM, Ktr1y1 1;51 .. '· 0.l'M Y-•· U~ltllll st1M l •ll.t ~. K"'rv 0'1!1rl9f'I, A111tr1111 1:.n.1 !. Alu111der MIH'OlOV. 11.wtt. 1:15.I •• J4'11v Mllllll, lulMrl1 I t.MA la1'elin ... .... n.t :tJ .... -. running for • a medal u Hungary IDOi Ru8'1a alao' l[lorl U rnaru in the A Group .. Htadlng tbe B llectloo ate· Italy, Yugoa11vla and Eall Germany. Fa~• Ru• Webb and John ~r~ of S~. pa<ed the Ylllkl agotOJll Spain; .ad> blttln( 1hr<e ~ Dave Alhltlch ot Costa Mesa I°' oOe tally. . Oly111pi~ TVi llelplt. the win, the pme ""'1ol burl tho Unltal Slatea bee-in the evut tbe u. s lhcllld Ue fw llOCODOI place In flnal -lll01dlnp, .c:.:•etage lo . then Died to lnll auch a . With tbe lo.I win over Bnlil IDOi ,_ the clolO pme -Spain, the u. s. lo lourtlJIS in IOli ........ Al WU the CUI in a $.S ~ • tend ... to Rmlia In ~plea..,._ ~on, ~ .... I )lutd> olflc!a1 Who kept the Amedcanl frullratal with hil incndible o:alll. 1'1le USA new:r trailed the Span!mll 11 Webb ·pt b11 rnatea off to a l<l 'leld lll leCOIOill lodo the Ont quarter. llowever, U., looen \>IBYed H n1-.· lhlll!'f 'to the -ofllCia~ IDOi Frlolo.y, Oetoller 11 14 p.m. TRACK -lllon'• I~ heat&. SWIMMING " DIVING -Women' a 100 fr.• e 1 t y l • heats; ..... 100 fren!yla -.. POoopila ......... men'• an,t wom.1:11'1 100 -ebeab. BASKETBAIL "'-Poal• ble __ t_ CO! ... • BOXING -Potaibl• 00'/erage, triall. WRESTLING --fr I I It 1 le eJhninationl ·-··. . EQP,ESl'llWi ,.. POlllbl• • • THI JIT AGE -Tommi• "The Jet" Smith staged • furloua sprint In Ille final 00 meten to ove"' take teammat<'-Jobn cart .. (left) In the 2fl0.meter • llnaJ Ii Melico Qty. Cuk>I 11nished tbf!• behind. --' .' . .d Awitralla'1 Pete\' Nonnan. Smith ml~-<-; wearl/lg l)lltlbollc .black IOCb) later •11&14 a !!Id power detnanrtrauon.ai tho viclol7 •lend. _, f • • ' ' -----~ -----·- OAll. Y PILOT Pllff• .-, I'd O'Dan111ll BUCKLAND BREAKS AWAY -Charles Buckland _, tipo lhr®Sb Huntington Beach line for ,gaiq alter taking bandofl from 'Ed Bane (23) in Westrnliister's 211-20 thriller over Ille Oilen i..t week in Sun.et League bottle. Lee W•lle!'f (88) of . Huntington cl08e$ in. Westminster botll~ San\4 'Ana Valley Friday night while Huntii1gt'qi/ await.s Marina on Saturday. · Against Lions Friday " • ~'.Mills Hopes.to Nix Passing : Billy Mills, the Santa Ana Valley High football coach, hopes his team doesn't have to start throwing the football against Westminster Friday night. Passing i.! 10methin« that the Falcons don't excel at and when they try it they get in trouble. ' . It happened al Newport last weekend, · : lfbere Valley WU bombtd, 4CMI. .: "'When you get behind· you have to start H '::Pioneers throwing the ball and we don 't like to do that," Mills explained. "That happened against Newport and our passing game hurt us. we like to try ·and' ~trol the ball -our passing game isn't ready yet to play catch-up." Mills also hopes his stalwarts will have tempered ·their enthU8iasm with sound £undamenta.1J by Friday night. "We've got to stop the mlstakei that Mve been hurting us. We had three defensive offside callJ on us ln the Newport game and several piling on calls. We have eager kids who want to play but some of them just haven't eot the idea yet how to do il" Of Newport, Millis said: "Newport is weJJ..coached. I haven't seen anyone around here e1ecute plays any better than they do. I'll be disappointed lf Newport doesn'~ beat Westminster and Santa Ana." Mills has proper concern f o r Westminster. "They 're a sound team, both on offense and defense. That fullback , Ron Shepherd, ia a good boy -be'• going to be hard for us to bring down." Mills' quarterback, Phil Bland, sprain· eel his wrist just before the end of the first half last week and might oot be able to play tbiJ week. U not, the coach will go with reserve Jose Lopez. Another quarterback, sophomore Joe McCulley, becomes eligible this weekend and will play agafnst Westminster. ;-Fretting Over iNewport Tilt More Speed Now 1 .~~:"11s.!~"..!~ib':i-;.~ · ·Huntington Better Club .U-illoYlng undefu/:ed New p o.f$ - . • II(. • 'd . , ~-.... •:r' ~, ...... ~ ~,.......~ • li: i:ni~~:.'~~~~=, "~ ... ,it..fj,f!.~~"'r:6 Oi"' 1r' s~Co· o·n· I off the Saint& last week, 14-7, Western j ruin U f.,e j lackles Newport (U) Saturday night at Davidson Field. ' ~ "N~rt worries UI to death," · Never one to wxlerrate an opponent, ·' Ugles1ch says. Marina High football coach Jim Coon 1 "They're undefeateil and they've only says the current Huntington Beach team ~given Up 19 point.a. Every phase of their is better than the one tbat won the Irvine 11 game is good -running, passing, defense League champiol\lhip in 1966. JI-every~g. We've worked on def~ Coon and his winless Vikings play the !1 ding ,,their screen passes for two days Oilers Saturday night at Huntington's I now. . stadium. 1' Ugleslch says the Tars will be the 1 swiftest team his lad.I have faced , which is a highly complimentary statenient in view of the fact that the Pioneers have played Santa Ana. "Santa Ana bas some real track apeed in that lineup, but I haven't seen anyone with lbe overall team speed that Newport has." Western finiabed f-5 last year and must husUe to pcm a winning mark this season. The Piooeera lost their opener to Wilson, lS-19; Ued Millikan, 20-20 ; lo.st to Santa Ana Valley on a 9>y ard run in Ule . lut 18 seconds, 17·21, and surprised the Saints last week, 14-7. Ugleaich bopq his best loo!ball player, r~ fullback Sean McCarver, will be ln better J health this week. The 200-pound fullback ,1 who was Western's No. 2 ball carrier last , year, bu knee trtiuble. " ''He'• DOt at 100 -........ t " Ugleaich ; ..---... ' 1 aaya. f "He hurt hit knee in the first quarter of games." . "This is a better team than they had two years ago," Coon says. "I saw the films of their a:ame with Santa Ana and they deserved to win that ball game. !bey outplayed Santa Ana. They didn't outplay Westminster but they played them on equal terms and you can't find many who can play that well against those two teams." Marina is G-4, having lost to Anahclm last week, 1.1).(1. Coon says he's been working his club OYertime on the passing game Ulll week. Quarterback Greg Henry had an offnight against the Colonist.a, Coca says, and so did his receivers. "They dropped three or four they should have bad,"' be 51.ya. Coon also worries about the revenge motive the Oilers will have g o i n g for them. Marina lrimriied the Oilers lut year, 33-14. "I know they're golna to be mad about thal," he llyl. Alain «<nperlng the currenl Oiler 'J' our flnt game and mls!ed the next too ~Two Mustang Guards •l ~Sidelined for Season ' Colla M-lll&h School'• ~ for a lequt cllmnplOOlhip and for a Winnlnl NUOn. took a 1evett bu.Una when it was ~ tllal both llarlin( guanh for the MlllDI are out for the 11e&10n with ln- jurllo. their attack thlt ccmcema ua." Of lut weet'1 uplet f·2 loll to Garden Grove, be added, "Our runn!na: 1ame wu weak, the offenaive e1ecuUon wu poor." Mesa gave up the ball on the Garden Grove one and four yan:l·llnes on aborted scoring drives in fallina: to a 2·l record. A wrong offensive uolgnment blew both o( the TD drives. eleven to the '66 juggernaut, Coon aay1 there's a a1ze difference. "They're not as big as they were in '66, but a lat q\tteker offensively. They have a much more imaginative offense and they try to lake advanlage of you ln a lot more ways." Coon says Oiler coach Ken Moata ha!!: two of the best linebackers around in Paul Moro and Ron Dixon. "Those two know how to put the pressure <n the passer." The Vitt coach says three of his senior defensive standouts played superlaUvely again5'1 ).naheim. He singled o u t linebacker Andy Vorono and comermen Buddy Moen and Vina; Moll. Irvine Poloists Play Stanford,, San Jose Clubs Alter chalking up a 7.(1 record In Southland matcbet, coach Ed Newland's UC Irvine w:ater polo team hlta tbe road thil weekend for compeUUon tn the bay area. ·' The Anteaters took oo stklford this afternoon 1n a 4 p..m. match at the In- dians' pool Friday, UCI Pill'i Su J.,. State at De AnJl Junior College. Then on Saturday Newland'• oulfil compe!u In the oll·Uolverslly o f califomil tournament at Blrteley. lrvine will be facing Iii llllleat compeUllon from boot Col and UCLA In the oll<lay affair. 1be Anteatttl havt NlOW'a Ir t • t polentlal 1hua far. 111ey've...,. Wlbealen with I mJnlmum of difficulty, haying thrashed the lltea o1 use; s.. Diego ~!ale, Looc Beach Cal . Stale (Long Beach) and UC San Diego. UC! won Iii own lnTitalloqel tourna- ment 1ut month. The leading llOOl'tl"I on the team have been Ferdy MIJlimlno, Pat McClellan and Steve Fanner. . Mater Dei~ Servite Clash In Big Angel·u,s Sh·o~down ' ' Mater Del VI. 5ervlte. Need more be aald? The lwo Azll•lua League football com- petllora lock horna tonight at Anahelm '• La P• St.adlum in' league openen for bolll cluJ>I, . ' Artistic Success Klckoll Is se\ lor a p.m. The game will be broadcast over KEZY (1190). It's a rev.eraal ol past seasons when ·the two usually mel tp decide the league champlooahlp. Tbll time It Is a. case of Dismal Crowd Damages IUJ'Vival. Tbe leam tllal liJaea ptohably won' have a prayer at #le uue with number· ooe ranked (AAAA) St. Paul and number ·three BlshQp Amal also cavortini In the same circult.. Servite comea ·into .the fracu wt~ the best preleague record -1·2--1. Mater Dre1 jj 1-3. However, the Monarcbt are coming off a brilliant victory over Long Beach Wilson Wt week when coach Bob Woods unveiled bia sop~re quarterback. Bob Haupert. Haupert took the reins, got lbe ottcns8 • • . ·going with abarp ·complelecl puaes ud G~d Douhleheader ·Tak~· ;;..;.:~~le~: Artistic bomb. it WU. Flnanc:i.ally fl WU I Thal'• lhe case of Mat.er Del High School after Ila P'ilullng 32-25 victory ;aver , (lfth--ranked t¥1 ·,Beach Wilson ~ llilht, 11,.Aoabelm stadium. A ·dllappolnllng ero.wd of only 12,HO 1howed · up for the double-header in- volving the Monarch! and Wilson in the lint game and the nigbleap billing of number one ranked St. Paul ~ and number three ranked Lakewood. Three of the four teams were un- defei.ted with only Mater · Del in the loler1' clus with an 0-3 record against allff oppoeiilon. It wu, however, the Monarchs who gavt tht crowd the biggest thrill with their victory. A crowd-pleaser from start to finilb ... with the except.ion of some questionable officiating. · The disappointing crowd ill what we're talking about, however, and we wonder if Mater Del took a financial beating from the City of Anaheim. School o[ftclals report that Mater Dei will come out of the gamble with about as much as i1 ll would have played Long ·Beach Wilson at Sanla Ana Stadium after final receipts are tallied. "What hurt us wu that Lakewood and Wilson people didn't show up in num· be rs," noted a Mater Dei nfficial. Something el&e ·that may have put a dent into the show waa another big game going on at the lame time down Lhe road al Oranie Coast College, where the Pirates were playing host to defending state junior college champion Fullerton. From those lJ,140, all four schools &bared equally in the ~ipta after doling out $5,000 off the top for tbe rental of the 1tadiwn plus 10 percent oI the gross gate . The preps, naturally, didn't_ ag,.&re in Ute parkin& receipta ud reoei~ only . " . . ~,,, ..... ..• . -Ing and In their hollback Ken Haynea. one third of the cib''t ahare of , U:ie coo-. : "Our pass defense ha been IO teoible, cessions. I just hope \heY can_ do heller· with .With those kind of problema:to contend Servile. We were happy, though, holding with, the Monarchs needed a crowd of -Wilson to,an.av.er9'.e of seven yards per around 20 000 like they hale packed lit . ' compleUon," Wood! &aid. . before .at' ~im Stadium, to_ realize ;r. 7'be Monarclui Jlrially pouest the some kind of net prof.It worth· goinl'to the threat of.~ lo~ score: from ~e. extra work.required. pefore.J~,w~ M.J.ter Deli longest In the past, Ma~ Del ha&..drawn es:.. · BCOl'ing play in the past 12 gamee w~ a tremely well at the:. Big A. ..39-yarder. In 19", It Wu 20,000 for the Servite MAT•• 011 CARLSON 11U Hellon llU Gr~ ,. SUpl't!lllll , .. e...., ~~~ 1••~ 1SID HAUPWf ·~ -1.U G911rls 11111 0.11:1 .. " " , .. -io "' .. ••• " '" ,. • llAVIT• • Mite! .. '"' l1rnlt 1111 Mlt!U 175 ~ ... ,. 17J Wl!IDll lU --1!'0 Clloddc1 1111 File 1611 AWMllllN't~r ll'O ......... us ll:tllll uo ···-···········--··· Barons (2-2) game and 34,000 for the Anaheim CIF thriller. S F In '67, l!,OCJC! showed up !or lhe Angelua et · to ' ace League test with Servite. · . - M. it was, the Mater Oei officials ended , · , ~ :. , ~thd0.':;' 1o~ :i:::.:,:~ :.r~~ ·Bigg·' -est ':'Test left over after' the City cf Anaheim took · its: cut. It wu, however, a most enjoyable "111.e most important game In . our evenin&. Mater Del put on a great of· history." tensive ahowinJ and the ·st. Paul· 1bat's the way coach Bruce Pickford of LakewooH cJaah was a& 1ood a football as Fountain Valley High School describes you will find anywhere. . the Barons' opening Irvine ~e foot~ In '67, the Monarchs' longest.. run f?'OJll ball te'st with Magnolil at Hunt.fnet.on acrtmmage wu S9 yards. Beach Friday nigbl. ' Two-long touchdown runs highlighted Fountain Valley, na,r 2-2 in preseason tbe Mater Dei victory, one a 70-yard , action, has already equalled Its moat vlc- acamper by quarterback Bob Haupert tories in a seasnn and ii pioked to finish and an SS.yard tally by halfback Ron no worse than third 1n Iivine hosUliUes. Gardea. Pickford adds : "I thou&bt Monday we'd The haUUme show P!'t on ~y ~ewood be ready for them, but after reviewing was worth the admission pnce 1tseU .. It the injuries that have accumulated, I was a stUMing show done entirely "'1LIJ .,.,don't know..~·---If ,... • lighla. · Tba Baron! are timnoer"'1 In. the ,31 .• , ·"11 ·• ~~ .~ 1inebaci:ihg ... departffiiliU. with 'Steve Undefeated Lagunans Raupp out indefinitelj with a torn cartilage and Roger Johnson and Bill Braack both not yet fully recovered from previous injuries. The latter two, however, are expected to see action in the Magnolia titanic. To Face Stiffest Test Pickford claims the Magnolia eleven ta tbe tollghest ouUit phyaically and men· tally the Baronil ·wij1 face thlll year. Undefeated Laguna Beach High School is scheduled to meet its toughest test of the aeuon Friday night when the Artists entertain Foothill High of Tustin in a Cre!lvlew ~ m1lch. Wllh both lellDli 2-0 In ltiigue play, the ~~Ue_ ~ veil well balli In C.oach Hal Akins' force! wUl be going Into the game with no injuries to speak of with the ll'l.litmi: eleven intact. Dean Shostrom and Jeff Jahraus were out for a day with the Ou, but are e1· peeled lo he al full atrenglh by game Ume. Offmaively, Akins p~ no changes, Pfeferrlna to leave Jt up to the opposition on Whether they will by on hla ace speedster Jim Kuhn on the wide·ttuff or on.fullback Brian Bagley'a power up the middle. One other ace up Akins' sleeve ii 1n ~ puaing game where Steve Wieibow&ki has ruD. up an impressive reeo.r;d. · In four victoriea, Wlezbowski hu r:un for 120 yards in 18 catties lf!i'. a 6.fi average, pused 404 yards Oll ~J4 com- pletions and 11 the Orlbge Coast area tc0rlni leader with "1 points on aix toochdowns and seven conversil;m. .. Bagley, meanwhile, ill Llguna'1 leadlng, ru.'1ler with 317 yanh ID three game. while Kuhn hu llCOf"1 38 poinil·nmnin( and receiving. A lineman who baa come into bis share ol glory from' Alitns b Chris Bowman for his defensive efforts the Jut two ttmes out. Laguna-1oea with nine p~ of- f..,lvely and defensively. Bagley and Mike Abbey are the only (ridden 1olng ollenaive!J only on the starting eleven. On the Foothill test, Akins WU queried on what he'll do different in attacking the Knights. "We plan no offensive ctiangea: Things have been worktnc pretty weU • it it. And, he take.1 little stock ln the fact that halfback Art Lopez of Magnolil ls We'll walt and see what they do with out for the seas<ln. Kuhn and that will dJctate pretty much "()Jr big problem is their quarterback what our offense will do. (~ Omer). He'll be in there, and ,he "W • erned with their · either runs or throw• 30 to 40 times a e re cone nmrun~ame. He'• the one we have to stop. game. The paSsing bu been no threat in "It won't be like lut year." be said. the pa.at, but that's. because oi the IYC-Last year the Sentinels ripped Fountain cess of their rushing," he said., Valley, ~· J«t7 Reilly, the Mustangs' righl IUll'll, IUlllJned a broken leg In pracllco Wen the Me11n1' 1ame lut weet with Grove -played the aame wftb bat WU thought WU a .,ilol lnJ"'1 -and ii now out for -• cut lppliod lo the lq. And, Kevin Mam., the l<fl guanl, Is oloo GUI for Ille bllloce of the ......,, CdM Gives Loara Trouble Mmbc burt bil nack In Ille -, .... el 1111 • -Wl1h Newport Harbor, pl.,..s arlMIY ID Ille Bolla victory and did DOI aidl vi far Ille Gorden Grove lat. __ ,,.,_ TMlll -plocoo In MOA'I -llnrala -tallndo lllCb 5chool II ~ 1'1114 !'l1dlJ atpt .,. Dove -ondlloft- -..._ In Ula Glflllllve lineup .t fu1JNct where Davt SpleJbuger, a ~ljUnlor. llaa eomec! the llarllng I« COllCll Nell Peelt't elefen. am Peet ot bil ~· Elltncia· '''" Fl to atop ilOOd nmnJng -,,,.,. ...,,. • c:duple el ftno :.ca-.,, lo tho~,.. el In the pul, C'.orolla cit! Mar High School hu no! fielcltd Whal moel would consider aood football teama. Tbe Sea Kings' reconil In the put lour )'earl have been 4-4-1, M, W-1ancl1·7-1. But Ille Corona del Mar cmr bu aiwaya made U lougl> on Ille ponnn1al powerbouee from Anaheim In the 1"lno clrcuil, ·t.oara . The M decision In t~ belt ez- empWies that notion when QlM wu M. Loara won the Ulle handily that year, racking up n llrli&hl winJ before """' ping lo Weat Covina In the ClF playolla. ln lhlt atalOD, the: Sl10ftl 'T'l!d up ICOring totals of 41, 11, IO, 41, II, 45, 31, I!. 34 and •• ll'1 lnolbor yur, however, and Corona cit! Mar may hive Ille bell team of. fenalve!J In Ila blllorr. The Sea Klnp ba'9 )lurletl Gorden Grove oppol1Uon with ICCl'tl of IM over Paclfl<o and 17-IJ.owr Slltllap. Coach Dave Holland, in hll MC(lnd year u ht:ad coach, bu an excellent pauer In Dive Terry and men than adequate backs In .Ru Sny.W ud Mll<t Euell. Snyder ii uaool primlrlly up tho mlddlt while Ezztn llltei to nm oullldt. ..;. _,With T.,.,,. art ...., good rocol.,., . '. Including H \! Brian Slern. Slern ij con- llidered the' best receiver will> bil beigbl and good handa Corona'• only l n j u r 1 la In Scolt Nclnl<>oh, a llnehacker1 Mdnlolb is "Placed "'def,-by $1\Ydet. C'.orolla iln'l too,bappy .a'boUI returning lo Handel Sladlum on the Wiilem Higll Clffipull qaln afttt )lltjlng the WOOi there lut year but tho r.leagutng schedule fO<Ced ii.. cardl1bat way. Saya Jlollan\( ol CdM'1 leel -l.oara: "1!'1 i lllJ pme for 111. Will> luet, I lhlnt wt c1n but them." .._ ; alt,11.T,ll.OT ..... Wthill- Newport ' Beae"la Rope F.d Burke, Newport Beach ..,.ident ll!bo teaches history al Onnce C.Ut Collage, took hls aecoild crack at l gold medol In the Olympic Games haminer throw event today. He finl&hed out of ·1lle money ID the 'M Oljo'mplca. Burke's chief compeUUa.n wos expected to "°"" ' fmm Oyula Zs1votzty of Hunsary and f!om~d KUm of Russi{, -·----------·------·----· ----------------~---------~-~ .......... ~~~ ...... ~-------------...... --~---~--------~-~-~ .................. ~·-····--·····~...-' ... --,.------------·~·~··-..... --............... ...,.--~~------------~ --··-.. ~· -· -·· -· -.-.. ,..... -~------· ·--· . • Duffers' Favorlt.e U.S. Open King I Entered in 'Haig By EARL GIJS'J'KEY Of .. o.llr ,.. ""' Lee Tr<Ylno, the glib Mu- lcan who la the U.S. Open Clwnploo, will probably be the favorite of the weekend &ollen wben he and the rut "' • llar..tudded fiold ... oil nert 'J\illl'ldlY in Calta Mesa'• 1120,000 llafC National Open at M ... Verde Country Club. Trevlno doesn't have th e classlc awing ol a Sam Snead or Arnold Palmer. In fact, when you gel right dewn to It, Trevino JooU more like a nJ&o ty gate Instead of Snud. "My swing ls bad-looking," be admits." "It would be hard for the average 1olfer to copy my swing soceessfully, assuming they would want to tn the first place. But the point Ls that it works for me. I have mastered It. "One reason why ill because it's not unusual for me to hit 500 practice balls In one day." Indeed, the rough, choppy swing does work. Trevino Ls the eighth leading money win- ner on the tour with 5101.218 in the bank so far this year. Trevino is one of three men to have made the U.S. Open his first pro victory. The others Me Jack Nicklaus and Jack Fleck. And in doing IO, Trevino tied Nicklaus' tourna· ment record cf 27~ strokes and became the first man ever to post four straight IU~70 roundl. Trevino bu risen hliJ> very quickly. Lea than two years ago he wu hustling all comers on southwest publim courses to augment a paltry '&ssistant pro income. Without hil knowledge, hil wile entered hil name in the 196'1 U.S. Open. Be llnlahed flf1h, w1nni01 M,000. Ap- par<ntly, tbet abowln( did wonders for hll coaf1dence becauae In the next .ix ,...thl be bod earned !Zl,000. Thia year be became the 10th man ever to rucb the .1100,000 plateau. When he rucbed tbal level. writers wed him to uplaln hll ... lionalily •• .. I'm Mu:ican1" be respond- ed. 0 No, wait a minute. You'd better make that Spanish. I've made so much dough now I've got to be Spanish. 'cause I've never seen a rich Melican." As subsequent endorsement checks IWled flowing In aftei the Open triumph, Trevino once again reconsidered bis ancutry. "Fellows, I was wrong about belng just Spanish -you'd better· make that p u re Castilian." Trevino will be tn clusy company at the Haig. Entered so far ue Billy Casper, Al Geiberger, D a v e Stockton, Laurie Hammer, Gar'dner Dickinson. Lou G r a h a m , lJonel Hebert, Billy Muwell and most of the other front line pros. Tournament director Ron Reif announced this week that the season ticket aale for the tournament will c o n t i n u e through Friday. Comedian Jack Lemmon and . Dodger pitcher D o n Drysdale are the 1 a t e 1 t celebrities to be named aa parUclpants In the ~ prelude to the Haig. Lemmon and Drysdale join John Agar, Richard Arlen and Donald O'CoMor for tbe tournimenL Start Your Engines -~ ---by Deke Hou/gate MONTEREY, ~llf. -Quiet, name tile most Important H· port of New Zealand. U you said Peter SneD, the runner, we'll give you a couple of points, but It the answer is Bruce McLaren and DeMy Hulme, you wln the contest. The Island nation down under makes Jots of interesting pro. duels, Uke textiles, food and plastics, but nothing that has been produced there since a Dutchman named Tasman found the land of the Maori.a has had anything like the impact on the world 11 these two race drivers. '/ McLaren and Hulme put on their racing show at Laguna Seca over the weekend, demonstrating that they not only outdrive every.body in the sport but Mel.amt also outdesigns everybody elae's car builden. 'I1leir car b a McLaren, made in England. Lut year they finished one-two In the Canadlan·American Challenge Cup series with their Md.arena, and this year they sold a bunch of carbon copies to their competitors before building a new type of car for themselves. ln fonnula I racing:, Hulme ls the regning world champion, and he is running third In the point standings with 1 chance to win again. Hla: P' ·1 car is a McLaren. The genius who has put the machinery under Hulme u wen as himself is a 31·year-old boyish looking hot rodder who probably wu the greatest longshot ever to race In world competition. You can't call him an engineer, either, becauae he 's a college dropout. Toomey Goes in Decathlob Ml!XICO CITY -Bill Toomey "' Lquna Beach °""" com)leUUon In the "'i· gee! dpthlon Friday, bnp1ng to "'1n( I lf'!ld medal bacl lo the United Stalel. TOomey and world-record holder Curl Bendllo of West 1 Germany are c:o-lavorites ln tbe 1 O -e v e n t competition, which telta the best aw.tea In the world in a variety Of demanding akllll. , , , Coach HIJ!k Iba of the· U.S. baskelheD team that pusecl Its fl ra t big Olympie test Wednesday night, coofes&ed today he'1 not worried because highly publlclzed llara did not try out for the club. "I have a group that wants to play, ~ we'll be as good u ever," aid the coach of the team that continues the vic- tory string now msting at 70 straight ln Olymplc1 com- petition. The 70th consecutive victory -all tbe games the United Ststu bu played In the Olym- pics -came as the Ameril.!ans euUy tu(ned back t h e ~eoge of Yugoslavia 73-M. , , , MEXICO CITY -M e: d a l standings after Wednesday'a finals in the 1968 Olympic Games : ----Unl'hd Stll'-• • • '°""" Unlool • • • --• • • "-""· • • • Grwl 8tlt11l11 • • ' wnr GtnMnv • • • ·-~ • • • ,_" • • • Au1tnllll • • • ·-• ' • ...... • • • Htlh.rl•,.,. • • • 1"11! Gm'MIW • • • A111tri1 • .. • l!ltlkliPI• • • • J1m1~ • • • SWld1n • • • Mt•lco • • •· l"!nl11MI • ., • C1tctw;111<1Y1klll • • • Tunltlol • • • 1111r •• • • 400 METERS Pini hour Ill Mell llMI Wl11fy hr --""''' 1 FllUT Hl.t.T-1. Lee •••llt (UY.I, '5.Ji 2. (la\1t" KllMMIY.. IT•ni. nl1), .S.71 J, Cl'lt l11l1n Nlcdmu (Ftal'lllll, 4.71 '· S.rnwl lv<11I (GMNI), 65.li 5, M1Mrwd IClnffr. (W. Gem1111rl, 4'.f1 &. E. lur,,,..m !l1r- b9doll. '7.f . SEC:OND He:AT-1. Andn1I hdlft- .ic1 Cl''olandl, 4'.S; t. Cllfl~ Fort>K • (Jtm11ail. 4.71 J. u."" Jt .... 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Meloly Slldw!llLNcw (ltu1&!1), 21MYI. l"•!Jed to OUt111Y: Mll'9N ~,,. (USA), tlW1 Al MIH (USAJ, flS.11. 110-METER HURDLES J i.. Nd! ,_, '"" ,..... ...., ""'-.. """Ill IJ.11 2. l'ltfn SdoMbtl (l"rllflOfl, Fllt;ST Hl!AT -1. l!t'I Hiii (UIAJ, ll.I J 2. Dlnlet ltleoto !Swltierlll'Mll), 1,.01 L GkwlMI CDrl\llCdlllo (ll•Py), 14.•. SEC:OHD HEAl-1. WJll .. 0.-lr'I CUSA), 11•1 2. Helnrldl Jalln (W. Gem\111'1'), U.li J, Amtlcl &r11tlll {~ 1t1co1, u .t i ._ o'"' St.pe,.. "*' tltv11t1l, 11t. ,OOltTH HEAT-1. L-C........~ CUIAJ, U.71 2. lo Erik Fenn"°"' 15w.tlln), lJ.t1 l. ICi.llfnd !""'-">• 1•.01 4. Mld\Ht P•lillf (llrll•ln), 1A.I, McLaren quit school to continue racing, and he mJght be wip- ing off cars In a garage today if the New Zealand Grand Prir ::=========:I Association hadn't sponsored bl.I racing career 10 yean ago. Here's the story. 1be aasoclaUon started a program to finance the C0W1try's best young driver for the 1957 season of racing In Europe. Tbe choice narrowed to Merv Mayo, Phil Kerr (later an associate of Australia's Jack Brabham) and McLaren. Tbe three compeUton bad to win their spW'I In the New 1.eaJand Grand Pril:. Fifteen minutes: from race time Bruce wu warming up the car when the gearbox broke. Brabham beard about the trouble and of. lered the New 7.ealand youth a apare tnnmnlaslon. Mecbanlca .warmed over the car, and the swap began to take place. OfflclalJ delayed the start of the nee some 20 minutes, u they spotted imaginary oU 1llckl out on the course and Rnt Cl"eWI to inlpect them. The start wu delayed just long enough, McLattn'1 helpen tightening the last bolt In the pits u the II'<" flag dropped. He roti<d ooto the tract In tut place. Sony, but be dldn~ win the race. In fact, he dldn' flnlah, but be worked hll wa, up to eighth befora the bastfiy usemhled gearhol: feD out. Thal'• afi the Judl'I wanted to .... They aeleded McLaren to aepteaiertt New Zealand on the race trackJ of the -Id. The trip to Europe hr Bruce tamed out to be a one-way Ucket ot stardom. He ha• never won the world championabip Itself, but tie's taken his ahare of the b1g racai. In GT racing be bu wm at LeMana and Sebring. Mostly, New ~and can tate pride In the fact !hat Mcl.attn- bullt race can wen the JDOlt IUCCeAfu1 on two ol the world'• tougbelt clrculll In 1117 -aad -repeal In ... Olympic Scoreboard • WOMEN'S VOl.LEYIALL STANDINGS e-,. = MMCO utl1n. wlor. '~.,.! .~:.er::i';'°: = dtsk, fKt, .tl'lcf .... Ml't~t ""'" M )utt -d1t. AM with MMCO, YIM" nn-l.tllorl un IN ~by -600 MNc:O c... t1't'll c .. lt to cont. ~ """-f• ........ ---........... . ,. __ ... ,... a .,,,_ lfAAll'CIOJ r ~ I' ' • ~ •,(> 'C·' -~ ~ -·---·---·--------~-.-~~----" • DAILY l"IL.O Haig Queen MO?:sba Bennett, 111-year-old Loo Alainitos beauty, is the reigning queen &I. the ointh annual Haig Na- tional Op!;n Golf tournament, set for Mesa Verde Country Club llBXI week. Here1 Miss Bennett-who wants to become a profession8l golfer herself-lines up a pnctice putt. For latest Haig information, see page 21. Here's UCLA Schedule DAILY PILOT II Bruised, Battered Diahlos Str~ggle On A battered and brulaed Misllon Viejo lllCb 5cbool football team will be ·~ ' tempUng lo get bact oo the wlnlllng trafi Frida, nlibl . . '-" Shakeup on Tap· For San Clemente Some major ahakeuPf In the San Clemente Hilb School atartlng Uoeup are In the mak· lng aa the Trttons attempt to get on the wion1ng trail after four straiJbt football setbacks. The-Trltons will be playing host to Villa Park Friday nlghl In their thin! attempt al a Crestview League victory. Coach Tom Eads bu made four changes In the starting offensive lineup in hopes of getUng some cohesiveness in the offense. Mike Coit and Rick Andra move into the guard alotl while Rick Geddes returns to the starting poslUoo at rlgbt end. Clyde Sanda (155) la up from 'Iba junior vanity 11 fullback. To date, the: Tritom bave been ltrapped .. 'II points and an average total otrenae of UM ylnfs I game. The only runner to date that bu shown capabilities to ad-~ the ball ~ been quarterback M1rk HeUDWB\, who "'8 run for 134 yarda ill u cam .. (U). And, hil passing bu added liU yarda on 10 completions in 40 attempts. After tha~ It drops oil radically. Eads indicated that h1a J>a:SRT would be dotng 'more of. it in the Villa Park tncounter. He added that tlfe Tritomi had not been able tO open up in the past because of ·the poor field poslUoo oo almoat every aequuce ot d<!wm.. · "Our punting ..... has' really hurt us. We just haven't been able to get out of tbe hole," be lamented:. over SID Clemente, l b • DlablOI -It .. the cbla aplnlt tough Foo\hlf!, 2'1·10 last wut ind !be Mlalat vi. Jo oquad 11 lllfll ·r.elloi a. ef-fects ofiL . . . Starting fullbad'1 '111ct Cliavts la not eipected lo play. He'i aulferfnJ !tom a bod bruleo. Bill Opp, a 1~ 5-10 sophomore, la upected to take hil place In the . llll:llnC ~· . And. TliD Cummlllp la oul for tbe lf.llOn. CUmmllettlU9- lalned a lmee lnjur)o oad will .... nnder(o aurgeq. . The loll "' CUmmlnp aevere.ly cramps the Mlaklll Viejo psaalng attacl. · The fleet end bod ocared ..,. touchdown and was Qn the receiving Md of moot ol quarterl>aCt' Jerry . Gioot«'1 aortala. He was rated the futest m the ·oquad' and bod ·f!ie best hands. Halfback Don Wllaoo la u- peoted to .tart u UIWll, but he'• also hAmpered bY minor Injuries. ~ for Orange, coach n.., Dodge figu.fel Gary '!'ann, tbe 1-;, L15-pound, Knior ·qUarterbacl, la hfl .. 'blaeal probi.m. Injured mquently In the Panthers' ... ftnt four pmes. Wann is upected to be bacl In the best ahape of the year. Area Youths Face Tests Prep Polo Results Newport·Mesa boys' football takes the spotlight again Saturday with three area teams set for clashes starting at 11:30 a.m. at Corona de1 Mar. Last week's resultl: lJC:Ol'ltlrs 20, G1rdtn G~.,. P•nllltra C:lltllll• M, Tuttln Llore lt •• ~~• ... J I I 1-' ,,r... -2 osl• MIN: cAMlll'W' I. "' 1, l41111011 l. Mtr1111: HeNY 1, .IM1tlW 1. . ...... LO(l9 lMcfl Wli.. I I 1 1-t ~dtlWr lltJ-lt c:-: Jiii'! Sfotllr 1. arvc. ai.c11. 4 eo1:1 Meeltllln t. Jim 91:-*'"" a .. t-hKPI '~'lllOll I 1 1 ...... ,,,.._ dtl Mir J 1 • ,_, C-: Pf,Yld ..... _... 4 ICvrt 1CrvmPhol1 I. 1111 Si.Miiien 1, SC.. .. __....I • ' UCLA's basketball schedule, the most prestigious ever for the Bruins, waa released thia week. Dtc. l1· Holtdty """"•I ~. Hlll'!ll,_l'On T·lllnl1 ZO. ('.,,,,,-..ncfliM I (W'bcwl '°· Korth oc Ool!ihll'll ' »JO Madborl S<11111r11 Geordltn !Midi-(ottlnft 20, O.rWn G,_ Jtl1 ' ...... . ~r~-I I I t='I ,. MtM: P...t•r 1, ·w116.ilch J. l"I ITWI J. WUif I, ll'9fll!"J' • Lund I. It opens with Purdue at Pauley Pav 111 on Saturday, Nov. 30. The Bruins visit New York's Madison Square Garden December 2'1·24-30 for the Holiday Festival tourna. menL · Conference play opens· Fri· day, Jan. 10, at Oregon. "l11e schedule: New. 30 PUl:OUE DK. ' .. Olllo .,.,. DK. 7 _, Noltw De"" OK. 20 MINNESOTA O.C. 21 WEST VIRGINIA 1-St1hl, NortPI c.ronna. °"'"'' wen 14 <:11111 • \1Mllno¥1, SI. JOPlll'i. Holy :~•ii!!!!i C:rau.. PfW¥idlnee tnd Prlnea-"'" Jll\.' TULANE Jll\.10 11 ~ J•11. 11 ., °"90ll ••• ,. J•11. 11 l-IOUSTOH Jtn. 2'I ...,,.,,._ltrn ., Chluw lhdl\111'1 Jin. ti l.Mto1• of C:'*- ., Chk.190 11*'1""" Jen. l1 c:ALll'"OltNIA Feb. I STAHFOlltO Fa 1 WASHINCiTON Peb. t WAIHINGTOfil ITATI F• IJ •I Wa.hlnttan tlttl Fib. Ir 11 W•ft1!lllOl'l 1'"911. fl OlltlGON STATI * COUPOl 1AtE DA-YS! * . . ' pr.i,. tt OREGON F.a. 21 et St•11""11 /Nt. 1 •I C:.llfDrrlllo Mtr. 7 ti USC: ~r. I USC .. Campas Ball* [;lleacers® &. Tapers® $2.00 Off with this Coupoo Q .. ,.,. '"''• ........ '" ... n RA. YCO 4-Wheel • ....... 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Lincoln ' Ave.-~ 540-0170 11~ ~~16 lllWllN IAKIR ANp ADAMS ....,. I ITOID OPIN I 4. IAi AM9 N ' • ------·----··-----------·---. ._ b.-• • C I I I I f! DAILY PILOT Marina Tops HB Poloists Marina b e 1 d Huntington ~ ---ill the first hal£ and, went on to to win, 7-5, ~ w--r ""1 Newport 1lilil>cr deluged their op- l'OA'l"ll nN 19 cop vlctorl .. ill Siqlael League water· polo ac- llGft Wednesdliy lftemoOn. Tiie Llooa held Valley to one ,, I ( • goal ill each ol the ftrat three quarters while collecting ~. of their own lo bandlly-win, w. It wu no contest in the Newport triumph u ·the Sa1loi-i ' .,.binerged W'8tem, 13-5. In pt.her Sunset· action potent Anaheim dropped Santa Ana, 14-9, and in a ncn-league eo- cwnter Lquna BeaCh 1 e f I I ·Saddleback gasping, 15-f. · . Don Llppoldt ·and Dave ~er . ~Wied the scoring t Punch for Marina as they t combined for all the Vlltinga points. Huntington!s L a n c e Norris pumped in four In the losing cause. . v-•w I w ...... 1l'lli.r 1 1 , 1.-1 I. 4. 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Gjµaeppe Gentile, a :!$-year-old GenW., wbo plalll tn study I&w aludeo\}rcm Rome, after ill !he United states after be Ml wcrld· and 0'1mplc sraduallng In Ilaly nellt year, reccrd.I fer !he ~pit jump ii alao the Itallan Iq jump Wedne!doy, , cbamplm. The It4J,tln 1 IOlred lie feet, IV. illcbel lo break the elgJit. year-Old world mark of ~10\1 held bJ Poland's J 0 I e f s c b m t d.I. 1'be Poltstl atrooiman 1ilao'bad the Olym- pic mark ol M-ll>. Schmidt's triple j um p re.cord wu one of the oldest in the booka. He IOI ti on Aug. I, 1980. ' ••t wu quite nervOU1 for making a false . first jump," said the handsome 6-footer, who fouled on his first at- tempt. 0 Tben, when I started oU for the secood attempt, I e.z:. perlenced !hat cblliy feeling you get when everything ...,.. lo &• )flU]I. I !old j!e.sperately to myself, 1You Today Football -Mater Del vs Servilo at La Palma stadium (I p,m.) Water Poto -Corona del r,lar al El Seguncfo (8'30 p.m.), UC! al SlanfoNI (4 p.m.) Crool Country -E-stancia at Costa Mesa, wemrn at Newport; Orange al Mlsol•n Viejo, FoothW ·at Laguna, Vllla Park al San Clemente, Cornna. del Mar at Loara, 111 wu boplqrto be able to enter fn'"bcitb events bul their Fountain ·VaDey at Magnolia, Mari1'a at lluntibgton (all at 1:11), •' Friday Football -Esla~a VI ~Mesa al Jiav1"'9'1 F(eld, )4agnolia vs. Fount.a:lQ Valley ai Hwitington.. S.A. Valley at' Westminster, Orange at Mlssioo Viejo, C.Orona del Mar vs Loara at Western, Foothill at Laguna, Villa Part at San Clemente Call at 8). Water Polo -Santa Ana at ~ • ~I " .Estancia, RaOcbo Al~ a~ Costa Meu, ilolmfatb Valley al Hunttngtoo, w.;i..~ ar La Quinta (all 113:ll);il0Jden· West at Riverside,. Orange' Coasl at Mt. SAC, iJQ(ot 6aA Jooe (!JeAnzl) (all art1llOJ. Cross cluntry-S.A. Valley. aL. Westminst:e,r. Mater Del at Servile (bolb at 1:15), Chaffey and Golden West al SaAta Ana, Mt. SAC and OCC at San Bernardino (bolb al f). ' :~· jull .like a beautllul woman;• Oot llaJ il>e'il,all lend......., the Dez:t a beU&: ~ .. In any ~cue, I am now the man lo heal I finally came 04l1 io 4:mt." Swim Meet Sl;lh\iday MOit thail llO IW!mmert wil1 be c;clllpellng In !be ftrat an- ntia.I ·H\inilngton H a r b o u r swim c!Jamptonabipo al 1 p,m, Raturday in the Marilla Hl&b School pool 'Yoilths between !be aget of 1 · a1111 tr !'Jll partlctpatn ill f r i ~II i'!e , breaalltroke, backstrbke .Ind butter f I y events. Ribbons wilt be award- ed th& top five finishenl in each event. Tbt open meet ta sponsor«! by !be H!IJitingloo Harbour Swim Team Boosters. // /'' LIWESI PRICE 0e'WuW'l"lllll:. Lara Norrl1 •· Jlf!l Newport Htrbar '. 2 ~IJ ---·--------------------··I + wesi.m 1 o 2 2-s M-': Jeff Wllcooc t. Tom W1rmdce 4. l!rlc Ll.-droth S. 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DOuble Hady, Tllllot H' Sand, Biiiy Madl1v llll't'. $f;r'lte!M0-1"11I IYll', tll!t'I lt1<1U.I, k-O' Trouble. Mr. Minx. SIXTH RACI. MIO y1rdl. I .,., Dld'I I. ~ ln GrM A Plul. PvfH Laguna Higb's Artists are • seven-point favorite o v e r .Foothill in Friday n i g h t ' s featured Orange Coast area prep football game. Estancia is a skinny one- point pick over Costa Mesa and Newport and Huntington Beach are picked to win Sab.Irday night. On the JC front, it's Orange Coast by IO over San Diego Mesa and Fullerton by 20 over Golden West. The odds, tabulated as a consensus of predictions by DAILY PILOT sports staffers, show a 51-19 (.728) record for the season. The weekend odds; Kings Open Home Slate LOS ANGELES (AP) -The Loll Angeles· Kings face their home NaUonal Hockey League opener agalnst Boston tonight without defenseman Br e n I Hughes. Doctors said Hughes faces possible surgery for a fracture of the bone socket for hiJ right eye. He was injured Sunday night at Oakland. 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COSTA M•SA -'4Z-4010 THEODORE ROBINS FORD • ~---~·-----~-~----·······~--------~-----------·----... • -. -e • e -• • 1e _...,,,.,,.,,,.., • M • t !L.t ·'-···~~~--~~~~-~~~--~--~-~~~ • -.... -........ ,.........,...._; 9 4 ·---~ .............. -y et fZ ........... e <~;-_.... ....... -.. < OW WWWO -*4 Z""'"'t'~ ' ·• • -v ·v • "·• y.,... v • • ...,.-,. ... ...,,,....., ......,__,. v··• -~ •-r .. " . . .. Indian Feie Friday Winters, Mancini Head Benefit OAIL Y PILOT s,.,f Phei. Foney Meeting You Here Mink-draped Pat Harp draws the attention of Tom Titus (right) as he's intro- duced to Ray Soott in this scene from "Dream Girl," reopening F1riday night at the Costa Mesa Civic Playhouse on the Orange County Fairgrounds. Trouble Ahead in Enforcing New Hollywood Rating Code By VERNON SCOT!' HOLLYWOOD (UPI\ -The new movie code has as many holes in it as the sprocket notches in a reel of "Who's Afraid of Virginia Wooll?" Not that Jack Valenti and the Motion Picture Association of America (MPAA) aren't trying lo bead government censorship off at the pass. Nor is the MP AA necessarily misguided i n forewarning moviegoers about the content or a film. The trouble lies in e.nforcing bi( alater and brother because Andreo!I. Suppose tt Ls filled Tiny Tim is in the batjc seat with homosexuality, orgies, and the movie is Brand X? nudity and plenty of vlOlence. Then there is the double Imagine, too, that it ls a feature gap. Suppose "Mary Poppins" is on the same bill very good movie. with "The Foi"? Do they Will the MPAA slap it with throw the kids out alter Pop-an X? If It does, will theater pins, or does·everybody watch ownen refuse to book it? with one eye or whai? No chance. Suppose a producer turns U it's a money maker with It will be a series of "flrsll" Friday night .,hen Jonathan Wmlerl, Andy Williama, the Cowallls and Henry Mancini Ind hl.s orcbeslr1 leam up for Ulelr O<Htage concert 1t Anaheim's Convention Center. The benefit '1how Ls oel for one performance only, 1tartin, at 1:30 p.m. Not only Ls thl.s the first Jonathan Wlaters·~nd~ Wllllaml OJHtage c o n c e r t peiformaoce ever presented, but It Ls al.so the lint Jonathan Winters appearance in a con- cerl in almost eight years and tbe rm on-stage performance The coocert is spoosottd by of the Cowsllls in the Los: Arrow, Inc., tl)e ·nation's Angeles area in nearly a year. leading organiution working Mancini, recipient of 17 with more than 200 American Grammy Awards and three · Indian tribes. Proceeds from Academy Awards, interrupted the concert J'ill go to a newly' a major U.S. tour to serve as established national American musical director for this · Indian Scholarship Fund, faun- ~ concert and as ded by Winters. substitute for Paul Weston The Anaheim benefit con- wbo was forced to cancel hia cert is attracting national at· appearance because of illness. tention. Joining the ,celebrities The event also )Viii be a ma-as special guests of honor will jQr mileatone for the "first be Interior Secretary Stewart , Americans." It is the fU"St ma-Udall i;.nd Indian Affairs Com· jor charity benefit ever staged missioner Robert L. Bennett, on the West Coast in behalf of along with Congressman Ben the American Indians. Reifel of Souai Dakota, a full· Stan Kenton Returns To Balboa for Bash A famous musical talent of the entertainment w o r l d returns to the area where he began his ·career when Stan Kenton, comes "Back to Balboa" on Saturday, Nov. 2, with his20 piece orchestra for anostalgic night of music and dancing. Kenton will live the year 1941 when he organized his first 14-plece Artistry i n Rhythm Orchestra for the Rendezvous Ballroom I n Balboa. The relurn benefit wll be sponaored for charity by he Junior Ebell Club of Newport Beach. Proceeds will be used to initiate a student tu,id for a high school senior intending to major in fine arts. Kenton la known for hll in· terest In yojng ·musicians. He has established Kenton Clinic Workstiops for Teenage Musi· cians at Ind1ana and Michigan State Universities in 1959 and Aristocrat of SPANISH FOOD Dele~table Steoks & Lobster Lunch·Dl11t1er Opon 10 a.m.• 2 p.m .• Two Loc•tlont 19922 Ntwptrt 1t P1H1•d•• M1n.fr•dl1 Owe, 1t PJ1no l1r 545.5579 25JO W1.t Co•1t Hwy. N•wport l1•ch C1lif; 1'1nch1 lope1 Du1 •t Pl•no l1r LI 1·1 177 the new classification system: G -for general audiences· M -for mature audiences R -restricted for kids out a movie like "Blow-up" or an all star cast; the only way "Roseinary's Baby" and it to keep it out or theaters - gets a restricted (R) rating? and to prevent the under 16- Box office receipts would be year~!ds from storn:Ung the cut to h8U of what might be bo:r: office -is to post the fuzz expected. Will theater owners, outside with great supplies of members of the National mace. Association of ~ater OWners ~tear "'lf the public enjoys or not, put up w1lh: that? ti · g, often prurient pie· 'Ear,' 'Eye' Tryouts Set In Oemente a clinic at Redlands Universi·1~~~~~~~~~~~ ty in 1966, He also has lectured extensively at major univer!IUes and c o 11 e g e s throughout the So~thw~L under 16 who must be ac- companied by parent or adult guardian Another dent in the new pro--es, then by Jehoshapat duction c o d e classification that's what it will get ' X -forget it, kids, you're out. system are the theaters in ' ' The National Association of Theater Owners ( N AT 0 ) , representing almost 90 percent of the C<luntry's movie houses, have agreed lo enforce the new code by demanding proof of age of ticket buyers. That's the first hole. A 12· year~ld dressed as a hippie can pass for 18, and all he needs is a phony drivers license. every large city wlilch don't belong to NATO. They'll show as much violence and sex and pornography as they can get away with. Finally there is the tough, in· dependent-minded producer or producer-director who makes movies as he darn well pleases and lets the MP AA, watch and ward groups and an the rest suffer as they see fit. What about a earful of ~ ple wheeling into a drive-in. Does the ticket seller keep out the entire family; Mom, Pop, Take a hypthelical situation: Otto Preminger is going to produce "Sodom and Gomor- rah" starring Elizabeth Taylor, Richard Burton, Mia Farrow, John Wayne and Julie Crossword Puzzle ACROSS 1 Coarse fiber S Spaghetti, e.g. JO Transport 14 Part of church Interior lS Stay cl eat of l& Pueblo Indian 17 Subftcl lo reproach l8 Toronto suburb: 2 words 20 Nottd mountain rangt 22 Rectnl: Comb. for111 23 Warmth of sentimmt 24 Kind of ovtrcast 26 Hasttn 27 Fidgety 30 Shaw title 34 Block 3S Not few 36 Israel tribe leader 37 Strove for suptrforlty 38 Of a certain shape 40 Forwarded 41 Lett« 42 Scottish plaid 43 Tate up residence 45 Pull back 47 Subjecttd to abuse 48 Map-maker's abbreviation 49 French queei 50 Entry on left-hand sidt 53 Calendar abbrtvlatfon 54 Express scorn SI Tied : 2 words 61 Fuel 62 Mechanical repltlllon fi) Of sheep 64 To be: French 65 Western U.S. lake 66" See 47 Do'll'n 67 Resembllng In every way DOWN 1 Theater group: Abbr. Z Time of day-3 Cflaract. •rited by enlhu slasm . 4 Nollet S Utensll 6 P1ss1gew1y 7 Put Into a growing 111edla111 I Joslp Btor 9 Fussy ercltt•tRl ' Yesterday's P~n:le Solved: l0/17/68 10 Put awar 39 Umrlre's 11 Bunch o car bananas 40 Physics, lZ Preposltlon chemistry, ll Deficient etc. 19-River, 4Z Soda Jtrk's Ont. ereatfons 21 Suffer!d 44 Sheep genus a moral 46 Showered relapse down 25 Ham It up 47 Birds 26 One In '49 Entertain· charge of ment form an anl111al 50 Skin: Com~. 27 Water· fortn course ~l Reveler's 28 M. Zola cry 29 Kind of 5Z Greek letter wheat , 5l Graiulu ' 30 Contalntt snow 3l Visionary 55 See 52 Down 32 Italian poet 56 Prl111ary ll Conttlbutf'lf food sourte ~ JIOt . 51 Vll'llsh 35 Flullf..to· 59 Dress up plastic 60 Fonn1rly 111lxtur1 called . Bands Move In Anaheim Next Week Marching bands in An11heim's 45th an nu a I Halloween parade Oct. 26 will be representing band leaders and musicians all over the world when they pay a special tribute to Vesey W a I k.e r, maestro and father of the now famous Disneyland Band. In a pre-parade ceremony in La Palma Stadium, some 20 bands will march in review before the grand o I d gentleman of music who has been named honorary grand marshal, sharing honors with the King Family. Walker has been credited with organizing and training more bands than any other man in the wonderful world of music. Scores of his proteges have become famous on their own and many more have join- ed Stan Kenton, W o o d y Herman, Gene Krupa, Tommy D o r s e y , Ballet Russe Orchestra, Los A n g e I e s Philhannonic and the Leopold Stokowski Orchestra. In 1955 Walt Disney asked Walker to put together a band for, the opening of Disneyland for a two week schedule. That was 13 years ago and the ban has now become· as much of an insUtution as the park Itself. "The Private Ear" and "The Public Eye/' two-0ne-act com~dies by Peter Shaeffer, .wm. be. the next production .of the San Clemente Community Theater. Auditions for the companion plays will be held Sunday at 2 p.m. and Monday ai 8 p.m. at the Cabrillo Playhouse . Richard Andersen, who staged the musical "Slop the World - I Want to Get Off" at San Clemente last summer, is directing. Parts are available for two young men and one young woman in "The Private Ear" and two middle-aged men and one woman in "The Public Eye." The plays will open Nov. 29 for three weekends at the Cabrilkl Playhou.se, Cabrillo at Ola Vista in San Clemente. Winds. Concert At UC Irvine The Ffslival Wi:ndl in con- cert will perform at UC.Irvine in the Science Lecture Hall at g,30 p.m. Saturday. Composed of professional wind musicians, the group has traveled and performed ex· tenslvely throughout t h e United Stales Ind Canada. The program includes wOrkl by Mozart, Randel, Haydn and Bolsmortler. THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, IRVINE COMMIT.TEE FOR ARTS AND LECTURES "THE FESTIVAL WINpS" S•htrd1y, OctolHor 19, lt•I Scie11ce Lecture H•ll l rJO P'.U. GoMrol Admission: $2 .50 -------~.,·----....,--~ "THE MANHATTAN FESTIVAL BALLET' S1111ley, October 27, lf&I 111 C•1111t11• Hill l iJO P.M. Gonorol Admission: $3.50 Trcuts Avoilablo .t tho Fine Arts Box Off"rco "WEEKDAYS -11 lo l TELEPHOlilE RESERVATIONS ACCEPTED Tlclcet lnfonnatlott: 8~3·6617 • The winner of seven Playboy Jaz.z Poll awards, he also has been distinguished ·with Na- tional Academy of Recording Arts and Science Awards for his recordings of "West Side Story" in 1961 an~ ''Adven- tures in Jazz" in I""~ Di''l965 he ~.'a ''ta· PJec- NeophOrilc Orchestra ("the worfds only orchestra devoted to contemporary music at the Los Angeles Music Center. His latest projects ·include five months of televi'sion film- ing for a special and release of a Capitol album •. iw~ weeks a(~ ~Ued "F'inians•s Rain· oow. Ticket donation is $?' .50. The concert and dancihg are scheduled for 8 p.m. to 1 a.m. Nl'#POlf lllo(H --9 JM ... ,.._ .. , ... ,_ ...... ltlo -01, "''" Jim Brown Jullt H1rrt1 Dl1h1nn C1rroll Erne.t Borgnln• "THE SPLIT" "ELVIRA MADIGAN" 'with ,P'i• De9•rm1 rk ............... c ..... NATIONAL GtNl!"AL~ATION Fox·~.!!! hn oi. f'l'WY. ct lrtltlle...._2111 Ol'IN TODAY &:41 Peter Sellers in "I LOVE YOU ALICE B. TOKLAS" "THE SWIMMER" IN COLOl . "'" ............ Mt.arr l•COMMlND•D ,Olt AOULTl ALL COLOl IMOW Ill"""' O.nn!•, Anne H•YWllOd "THI POX" Oorls Oey "CAPllCI" ALL COLOl SNOW , ............. 11 •.ct &ff11C0111WIY "THUNDlllAU." .... "flOM IUUIA. WnH LOW ~---::·ti ... ,~·· Acttcll, ......-. °'-P1ul H""""' "Tiii llCllT WAI OP HAllTNI••" "'"* lll'l"lr1 "TONY IOMI" '"" ....... ,, ... • AL:\. COUl!l l"°'f °"'""' Hofrl!llltt Aiw. ---"THI •IAfliATr "cter Jiii.,. "'nil P.t.m= . ,. I Thursday, October 17. 1%8 Kidi Like to Aik Andy ,,.,. MlWm · ................ . JlClmT Ml'i"CJIUM .......... ,,....... 011lr OH C1 ..... te SNw Wk. Days 7 P.M. hatllm At 7il0.ft40 C1nt. Set. & S... 1 P.M. o,.. &:41 70t I. hlha a.n ... Ptnln•ul• NOW-Ends Tuesdoy ......_,. Hte '"" 1hlnl1111 fllM . ..., ..... , IF YOU'RE THIRTY, YOU'ltE THROUGH! 52% of lhe Nalion is under 25 and they've gol power. Thafs how Max Fros! at 24, became President of the Untted States. • ,. DAILY PJLOT 2$ ---.. -~·&M·Wlt ···---"Tht SplW' .... ''ln1ptetor Cloue1u'' ... .......... THE LUXURIOUS HEW U1tited A1ti4t.J I SO~ W 11th ~AIH<\ Ahli t10NlR l'ltU:A -~J 9)R1 ACADEMY AWARD WINNER llST OMCTM-aMl llMCHO&.a JOSEPH E. LEVINE-• MIKE NICHOLS LAWRENCE TURMAN- THE &RADUAlE AN AVCO EM8ASS'f Ft.M COi.OR •·-·--- Plus Rich•rd Wldm•rk •flt "MADIG.AN" ' llAltQt o1 AQilMs. COSTA loWSA. l'l40l<C U6'JIO:I ___ ...... ____ "' ___ . TWO TOP HITS' ACADEMY ~Ila ••AC" • . AT •1..1..1• • • OIUNTINOTON ••AC"• 947·••01 Last Chane• To s .. "THE SOUND OF MUSIC" ,..ANDREWS-l'l.UllllER . ii'H.w HAYD!tl'«:=.:o.- [f.UNQR l'ARXl.ll"'- :r.=liiiiillT "15£ 1 i"ic.it.uo aOllCOI l:&,..a llAM!itumlll a. I OiiEst l.lllltAl' -... -·-·-NOW THIU TUISDAT ' -lhea'lldethl~ ,ff .. ci..meckJn.;bl'awnit°'. ' ' - .A DRAMA Of PION lurt Lant11ter : 1be. Swimmer -~#IOI' IJ , . .1 • • LEGAL NO'llCE Your Worth Her.e's Check List • I ' \ 'Host to Buy Chicken Cbaili , Sing Sing Fraud Nets ·$2.s· Million Firm Hired -To Cut Cost Of Medi~Q.I TV goods. Be that as it may, there's no doulil that cuddly stuffed ·lnlmalJ are getting an ever •bigger share or the toy market. Although they are the most traditional of toys nel't to doll1, duffed animals, or "plush" as the trade calls them, aren't the least bit con4 .servatlve e1:cept in species. The t.e&!y bear still account.. for 30 percent of all plush sale&, but today's teddy is likely to come in wildly zigzag pattern! of orange and blue and even ltis shape has turned psychedellic. NOT CHEAP Nor are stuffed animals cheap. Even small ones are made of better materials and more design and the fad for near life-sized toy giraffes. tigers, dogs and surrealist shaped lizards is growing. These sell for $20 to $70. They are bought by parents for small children and by teenagers and young adolescents to decorate college donnitory rooms -one of the milder manifestations of the flower child psychedelic craze. Stores love it for an ex· cellent reason. Retail profit margins on stuffed . animals are the bigbest in all the toy industry _. 40 to 42 percent. and there'! ·virtually -6o price cutting on them. Apollo TV 'Miracle' in Miniature SPACE CENTER. Houston (UPI) -The television camera the Apollo astronauts use to transmit to ear\h is a triumph in fhe new technology of miniaturization. The camera is small enough to fit into lhe g 1 o v e com. partment of a car and weigh! lw than five pounds, ln· eluding. lta lens. T h e astronauts Monday used a 160- detf'te wide-angle Jena for ~ of the spaceship interior ·and a 100.milimeter telephoto s~~ (UPI) _ l<iu fdr•lewing scenes outside 'l'be 1tato '·~ -.. 1ho opaceshlp. aerotpace ~pan)' to fh» ·the 'r,V· llgnal was fed into ways•1to · !mP,ove efficiency ~ A~ '1 co~un!cations and ait COits of the Medi.CeJ. S1lttni • for transrnlaslon to program. - . J:IOlzP·~1t Clpe KeMedy and Lockheed M.lullu and _C;#us Chrlltl.1 Te:r., the onI1 spact co. of Swmyvale wall two in the ground tracking a:werdf!d a 41115000 contract to system outfitted to reprocess StudY lbe pr°ogram which lt for immediate transmi!S.lon pnrrtdes lr<e m<d!W care to • to home TV aetl· through com- U tntlllorrneedy Californians. 01erclal television networks. ' Clril 11:. lL Milldii' diroctir -Tile Clftleta WU bultt by of holJlB cale ~ Aid ll9di0 ~ljon of America tll< · llueb' ,...-~ '(llJi 1~turized l!!togratod IJ!I Gov. JtGl>ald llolp•'• ......... -k• of crystals ~ on tlllciancy and con · carrylng complete AJT•l" of LOS ANGELES (AP) -control, a ~ ~ COD!pOI ...... It r<- Host lnlerMUooal Inc. of fM l"!'V'"' co D db ct e d bT cju!nid onb' ab: Wltl.{ af power, Angeles, llYS tta dlrtdOrl · vpllinleei' -• --......i ..uh IOO wltt.i for a have 1ppnwed plan1 to ac-"Tlii4.ll anOuler ~ of .11"'!10 ¢Dora. quire Clrutcll'• Chicken of ..-ue·<(~~~.lndllllrY ei· ~Tho Apollo UlmJlol li11'1•ls Houaton, Tu. pirllao.la lo-llillv• u..-""'1 dllflnnl 1t•rmfng atan- llost· wl1i lssut ! U ., o o o ~ of ~ ._ than cOounerda1 TV - sharet of Jta common lltock, at' uld. . ~ Dil bolhontal acan which 171,000 sham lil11 ""• "In addilioo to de\'elopinf -per Inc~ compal!ld to 51$ relesaed .on • Ml prolll. ~ for 1 lilpi<nlng 1M.-Jtieif0< broadcut tol<vlllon. formula bN!s. clalmo,,pl.ynjent and 'reoord-_•Tbla roquired a p-Ound-•ta• Churcll't C!Pftltl' 2! retaU Ill'<.~' Ille sludr !loo acan cooverlei fo allow cblcken oulleta Jn.Ille Jtouaion, wtU, -a reYleW of fflcal tho altnal to be -.rmnltted ·-. Hool -•m food.~ ~ 1 -tr-tO heme 'talevJU>n >lewen, beverage and mercban4Jse o r 11 n I 11 t I on Md com-but abet allowed a major sav· f1cllltit1. municaUons," he said. Ina: in telecasting power. • \ ! \ _ ~----~-.:.:.~ _ _: __________ .,. ___ ,,,,...C~-"'c~~--La.J ... ..,,_.~••~--·-~--•--••-e~---••~---·~·-·•---··-~·~--•··--••-=-<"',..,-'..':~·L·~·a.••w1w= ... -.a.~11..1.• ..... .,,._ ·~-•.,... t•,..-...-.,___..._ ... _. .-..-.. _____ ....__.Jo-..- ___ ·....-·-----~-~-~-~ -* i+ += •• -• 4 c f --~--...-~-·~-~· ---•-..--.;.--•~•~•----.......,___..,---~--~-~-..-----...... -~ • ..., v..,, ~ • ,.-.,-v-..-.-.--....,.-.. -~ ,.-, ~v-----...--~--• .. Reagan Stars at I I GOVERNOR REAGAN DEDICATES·NEW SADDLEBACK JC AT MISSION VIEJO Ch i.t Executive H•d Kind·Word1 for Junior ·Collegas, Some Criticism of Universities . -.. . , SADDLEBACK JUNIOR COLLEGE'S NEW CHORUS DREW REAGAN RAVES Governor L•udtd Perform•nce With Only Four WHkl of Pr.•ctiC. I MANY DIGNITARll!S•WER'E IN ATTENDANCl!:P:OR·NEW COLLEGE 'b EDICATION F-•ln-<:-•H ncludt4 5th-Dl1trlct·Suporvl-Alton ·E.-Allon-and ·Wlle (!Oft)- .. . . • . Sa.ddlehack Show 'Fans' Laud Goyernor. at Dedication Gov. Rooald RMgan was given rtar billing at Saddleback College dedietltion ceremonies Tuesday aft. emoon. 1 He was applauded as soon as be took his seat and a minute later Saddleback board memb«' Patrick Backus was getting the governor's autograph on 'his program. 'lbe governor signed many more ·autographs fallowing the dedication. as be moved slowly backward, side- ways, as best he could, from. the pl•atronn with friends and fans pressing around him. About 1,000 persom were ttiere on what turned out to be a clear afternoon, and except fur the digni- taries and students most of th~ probably assigned· !lie e<>Uege dedi- cation second billing, llt was seeing the governor in per- son that seemed to stir the crowd. His popularity came across 1n ttie applause and intentness 'Nitb which most everyone listened to his re-. marks. The one picket present was large-, \y unnoticed and ignored. There were no hecklers. The governor was in borne coun- try. Board member Hans Vogel in· troduced him as a friend and read from e. Reagan letter scolding Uni- versity of California regents. Presi- dent of the boanl Michael Collins spoke of a series of incidents that have sullied the name of higher education in the state. Reagan, ever smiling, obviously found the setting to his liking. He spoke easily from note cards, never stumbling. His wife, Nancy, was not with him. The governor llt<>ppetl at Sad-' d.Je~ aftef' 'apPeaZ.ances earlier _ in the day in Anaheim and Garden· Grove where he campaigned for local Republican candidates. Following the autograph signing lnd a press conference cut· short after 10 minutes the busy man was on his way. But tor more than an hour the celebrity governor belonged to the folk of southern Orange County. . * * * New Saddlehack College Termed Instant Campus Saddleback College, dedicated Tuesday, is known as the "instant campus" becauae prefab school buildings were put up in only 54 working days. The site dedicated ill only the tem- porary campus. The . college will move next September to a permanent carnpw1 with more lllbstanuaI buildisgs. Both temporary and permanent cam- puses, whlch ·are quite near each other, are located jUBt inland of the San Diego Freeway IOIJth of the Mi!llon Viejo com- munity. The junior college district takes In 4& pert"e.ht of Orange County.land area but a much omaUer part of the country popula- tion. It Is the nert growth area where new bowing developmentl are croppi.nc up 1n rapid order. Encompaaed by the junior college distrid are the communities of Irvine, Tualln, El Toro, Laguna Beach, Laguna Hllll, South Laguna, Miu.ion Viejo, Laguna Niguel, Dana Point, San Juan Capimano, Caplllrano Beach and San Clemente. The college opened four weekl ago wH.h 1,W l&Udents fn the daytime and adult evening prolfams. The MS full-ti.me day students art all freshmen. Sophomores in the two-year junior college program go to Orange Coast College,. but Saddlebaek nert year wlll be ready for both IOphomora: Ind frMhmeD. The temporary campus dedicated Tue. day coven 15 acrea carved out of rolling hillL There m II bWldlnp, lased by the college. Coot of developin& the Ille will be refunded by the Mi1sioo Viejo Company when the coDese moves on to thepermaoenteampus, . Sldclleblek Junior College Diatricl (&here ... clay will be other campu...) WU formed by IOUlb county >oleiz Oil Vlienllneo Doy In 00, Tbe~bJr btm!1e o1 flnuclna WU paged Jut April Wben I IU mUllon bot1d laue wa approved by votm to cany .Ille -tbtOOlh "' llrot 10 ,. .... 1l>e colle1e ii the 1'1111 public junior col· lege In the slate ol CaJllomla and the coJ. lege cllllrlcl la Ille 17th. II la ..,. of'onljr 10 junior con., .. In lhe -.. lhe quarter l)'llan -" Ibo -;Item· , . . FOR SOME, NAP-TIME REPLACED SPEECH, TIME · Mother Did The L:litening for Two •t SICfdlab•ck ' Saddlehack College Dedication Photos ' . . . . . ' ' / B11 lifcllard Koelol.et' Of t loe DAILY PILOT Stan -·- --· ---·---···"'--....__..._ ___ .._ ___ ~-----...................... ,,, .. ··-·· =. ---......... _ .......... =. - - --·. = = --= • - -= - I . . • • ' . ...~ . ~· ..... . %8 DAllV,PJLDT Everyont ·H11 . Somtthlng Thot ·~ Bi-W•"'- l)L\11.A \r 1 1 11~0'1~ \VAN1,, 1\J)S You Can SoA It, Finti It, Trado It Wrth • Wint Ad !'BB Bl66EST ·SflW6 U ·/ltAJtKft'PfACfJ Ol'V T HE ORAIWOE COAS'l'-PBOIWE JjfltEC'J' 842-5871- HOUSES FOR SALE Otnorol 1000 ' - IUILDERS CLOSE OUT Wntcllff OHL Y 5 NI W HOMES AVAILAILt RANCHO LA CUHTA, In HuoUnltop Be~, hu tbe beat valu .. In a new b~me In \lie entire area. l" 2. llory a "' bdnnl, 2 bath&, quallty conatru .. yon 1nc1uahi1 Ill tllcllen built-Ina, ftrf1'1-tully ~led, shalt• roof, concrete driveway, 1ar1e jOll. Walldn& distance to Public Beach. E•ecutlve Home Enter a l11Yeb' eou.rQilrd to a lara•. 4 Bed1'lO(n -3 bath faJl\Uy hoft\e. New carpets llJ\I tlraptt. °"' -& M.th ootnplete!)' IJl.'98l'lll! for moU.-or maid. Many, m&IU' t:tb'U make thll top vlhM at w,sco. «.ocAletl at Hatnlllon &: Bu5hard) ' t2S,050 .. $27,700 Newport Heights Danit¥ 3 bedroom -1 ~ bata In choice area. Oarpett and dnpe1. Concrete block v.·all PHA ·VA • Con""'lonol Cal -~.., Mlww II & 7 ! j B/B SUPDI • .,..,, ..... beoo!Uull1 ~. bechwn, :s !'&lb~ln ... - poL Ilwttlne -· -and -ld1"1> • mu.. tt euy to ente'l"laJll. ~ carpeted and ld..Pod. Pa& "'"' -<N• ----F: l!'tr 1n1..-... Ille. 00\y ·"'°' 3-9200 .... 541-6629 Illy & had! . bolty, Inc. IJJl5 W. -Bl>d., NB lohn macnab . lawfro.llt ..._ aibfOoei -n tt. .. 11q. 111·-~111o-... 611!>. Hop " tollt--- ' --•••••••••••••••• $119,500 :m--· ·""""-Call ..,. __ .. (714) 642.a235 811 Dover DrMt, Suite lOl i Mae<o R.alty Co. Bldg. N....,...t Bood> NO. LOAN !OST -----··---- ' lust step in &: a.sune this ~larie GI existing loan . Ttt· SOLID llKOM. £ fence. s.Mco-. !l«dy tor lmmed\ate ~ , tz,il'IO -No down to vm. Ba tJnenda11Y ~· FHA $2200 down. with "" 1Un<tlw pnlft< 646-7171 ... 546-2313 rm.km priced at o n I )' T 1111,soor '11vte_.,.,...... Back Bay "wUh prt~ .)'&l'da PWS ltt•te Vltw Home """"""' ~ .. ~ ... ~ Completeb' custom In every IMtnlUI tPA08 Oi...-detati on a lot '15x2-t5. 3 bed· acre <( land. Uve in one 1'00MI ~ ti.tht, ex1re. large home Arlt ooll8."t &OOd rent living room. Beauutul car-°" lo!<p -u '" "J• -and draped. Priced •estineat 8\o' now ~ )'CUI' at $58,500 &: owner will be!~ =Incl.,::: ~ f1nance or al'Ct!pt trade. lOli DN • ~ANC!l<G The Bluffs AVAILABLE~ For Lel•ur1 Living . Z·Z·Z·Z.Z·Z~·Z While ........... ""' mn '6ck' qt tttlJ MESA DEL MAR ........ Our EXQAISIVE jUlt Ua<<d 4 SR 2 ...... ;fil<olaee " ltuP patli>. Walk ID sboppne &: AU. IChools. On1Y 10% down ...... mentl <l. $169 per month P&:-1. Doo't B"t" awgbt nappn£ m \-0.is 001 • J5A. tDATS ~WA~ACE REALTORS -546-4141- (0pen Evenings) 3 BedroomJ, 2"' bathl:, Ex· qul.Jl.tely decorated. Franct. mn model. Swtmmlng, boat· In(, ""'Ina ,,.., ......... 900 -10% down or will lease -· J, $46-2313 ,. 646-71 71 THI< Q EAL , E::>TATERS I IHCOME UNITS 1 BR Dvplox $21 ,500 Neat a1 a P4'· 2 BR DuplH $29,500 La1..-e deluxe unltJ, private patios 3 Duploxos $57,500 On cul-de-J<:. Easlsidp '-3 BR U11t1 $82,500 Dtluxe aplll, bullt·ins. Never a vacancy. Older Homo $49,50C. On IOOxlDO' lot. Will take 20 units. Excel area. ].rifle 3 • family room -' l !!!!!!!!!l!"!'l"l~""'!!l!ll!!IO I W'lth custom p6ol, 2 bathl, 'llPf1Cioos living room &: tlre- pklce all newly pe.lnted in- :terlor ..:....Ideal hotnc to 4Jl.ler- ..., to. a.... M"'( ·Pol !]4ar-""'8&n. A-129,900 1 • tnal<e offer! " I' \l I ·\\Il l 11. ~' \II\ Ill\' M I A I ! \ ( u 1<83 Bakw, C.M. B/B DUPLEX NEWPORT S7500 ISLAND REDUCTION Lovoly proviociol home with pineu forces sale of this illOOffi(! apartrnenL 3 bed· 1Jwcurb.m Be)'CftSt home. 642-7777 room, 2 bathe, bee.utifuJ F<>W' iipadoUI bl!dl:OOllll, 3 19:N Harbor Blvd., C.M. kit<t>en. lnmle.cWite inside Queensi.zed be.thl, magnilJ-Open 'E.'ves. and out. See to apprnc:iate. cont pool. Waa $60.IO<I, NOW 1---W:::<i=a::.nc:t"'e:O,d,..--Joakb-e $51,500. ONLY$65,IDJ!!! Calltor.-•--& Beach .,..,_.,, ""'""· 9'bmit l & 4 Bed'111 HomH _, amaJI - llulty, Inc. your er e on our We are currently aldlnr-frl 2ms W. a .. -.., Blvd., NB """"'',. tndo plan. the relrica<loii ~ a ...... 673-9200 ";,;;;. 541-11715 """""' ~ ,,,_ tor an "'!'!~""!~'"'"~"-""""- J)Q Wl:Sl'<l.IFF DIUVE MS.ml Open EveL UNDU $25,000 4 BEDROOMS !PACIOUI wmt AU. MOO. ERH l'EA1U1tES dealml by tbe modern .homemaker tn thil ' wn ..... n. 2 bath larKe ;:em c!;;. ~: : View /Vl1w /View beye-r'1 and do not need long: of the 8&dc: 8e;Y' & Ne\\'JXlrl tmn U..tinee. We Wo are Batch. A wrlque borne on a Pllttha•!na equltie!I. lRlique street·to-stlleet Jot 75 DRANGE COUNTY'S LARGEST 293 E. 1711! St. 646-4494 comfortlibll 1-nlly r 0 0 m LtaH/Pool Home ----lealb x125 wtth view. Private cul-- de-sa c. Loaded with shutter- ed windows &: doors, large beiL."OOmJ, family r o o m openJJ1t ooto atrium & enor. mous back ya.rd. Perteet home for a dltcrimlnallng family. $51,500 &16-1414 &•lt• ~£s1a1J .,_and Imp pool'°" CHOICE MmA VERQE NEIGllllORllOO!>. Only 123> JVd. TRY 10% DOWN. montti>' for nee.t larie 4 a famlb' room wttb fULbi equip.. DING-BAT for «itnd'.le \l'ttb pm pool. \l'ICUlt , qWck pcie. taJe:nt. iml,p:Jadon, Io o d aeaiorl, le owner. will ct¥e Cf'edjt,. wt» wants the steal opUon to buy. Atktnr $29,500'. o~ a lifetime. Fbe:r-upper on : ORANGE COUNTY'S , LARO!ST -29S I. 17th St. 644-4494 SO Down· S•li ·SllO alarp caner lot wtth 3 bed· rn111 Cilenlt tlietliW room1, ~ room, rovcrl'oS FOR SAl.E ;>1ouScS FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HDU51iS FOR SALE HOUSESFORSALE """"'°' · 1UOCI Gonor1I 1000 Gonerol 1000 Newport -1M Hunll!'I!'!" -~ l:!J!no !!!!'"I 1707 OPEN Thurs. I Sun. I ·5 BROJ\DMOQR· HAllBPl VIEW Tri-Level MOdel Executive 4 Bedroom Truly • 3300 sq. ft. Cafilornia vma 2500 W1vecrest Drive Corona del Mar !BROKERS WEI...O)MEl . DAVE GAMBILL .64<1;®.20 YOU'Rf W ARNEDI Turkey nme e e CUSTOM s ANISH llACH HOUSE OPI N SUN !JPPI R ~Y . Tbla.Ja • 11)«1.i -tor Ctown Point . ~6~0e!:;,!:· Salisbury Realty 3100 rt. W>der ..._ tlll ....,a. who 1ovo..., 111""' 25152 Mont. Vorde Dr. ·-oRJES OF-• I'"-OFFERS: root. 5 Lee. bdml•, !O' like ., bd<o lore walb to •BR Iii"* tom rm. 2 bo, 2 •u.<:.<Oll• i•u:o "'.,,. matr. suite w/tipl. Formal the and ar lit 11\lieib' ai tht c:v pr, 2 )'fl CJid. Valley A\VAIT YOO tu thla te.Mtb 'Condom1 nlum dln. nn., lovtly llv. rm. W/ ooelll:\'I ~" to waidl tbe VieW, l30,'®. home with Stlf"KEN UV· Belt BUrl-a.t Channel Reef b:1>1, Pulled l&m1b' nn~ w/ s.m come \'Per 111.tp into the omER LAGUNA HOMES ING ROOM .... down ln'4 2· BR. 2 Ba" J'pl~ top bu&t """ wa< bar. Spal!llll -at "'"' <l4o. You'll ""'° rRaol fl&.IO ·hule family room with PD floor Exe 11nandrll 1! tile noon, cuit. carp. a thLt • ~ brtDd new BOND a .. tty tlt'd; ~lace. fOnnaJ dlnlnl nffdtd dnpea. SI' eow .. patio. Pro-4 ~,.2 bath "'ffouM U32I! So. Cout JIW)',. room PLUS' eoiy brftkfut Alk far Chet Salisbuf1 fea. lndlcpd. s ear prqe, and ffornt-1• M.ap.dnl awvd So. IAc\lM nook. Pihst~ ~ lldto Every extra! f19,!l00 winner. Jta ~ and a.ma 83403 plm dressint room and pri· l a1bo1 Island BY OWNm &te-1.MI )'O'I can W'llk t.o tbe bMch vale bath 3 1'ULL BA1U:i 2 BR, full lot ·~· $38,!500 k'Om btrt. 'nw!te'1 an all RENT AU in all., y .... , will --·< ._ 2 BR, No. ~nt, fUll ..i • .-Id•~-GE-·" FEAST YOUR ~;-· ~:':'. to~ try ............. $13,000 -~-· wllb -•· H-,fumlohocl ~·-on-Waterlnmllot. .. $45,000 Sorry 'bout That In-.-----------• °"""""" 1ffN l'RJCE. All ""' ... with uu. Bil" <o -wtnt" -and Ronl1l1 lo Shoro 2005 East Irvine TerrKt. view, Bl.Y Avenue Beub', ..U to 'Mill ca--.. flll» 3 BR. 2 Ba. pool $fQ,OOO ii an cwenlud lot, a Unit to eel rtU )'U\I, trout lia.wn and ATJ'Jt.. Gitt W91\ted to do ( + tam, pool ... SS'l ,!00 root, brick wall, .. ved and landacaplna-Jo Ml bHd> "'-"' """" In ex-• BR, VU, pool .... $72,eoD ~... ._~ --N •--lren< Qooe ID Goldoo ........ !anal, and. -_,.,,..._,_ o-.. Broeclmoor View ol the ~. Ira allo to v~ er 1'IA lll'ld OJn. Wett eonep. After ,5 PM • BR. )'!ountain View, clOM &o a allp IJW AND Velltkln&l tenna.1n~ ~112-,,,;,.19U,,,.,.=--=,_,,_,.....,.,..,.., beam cetllnp, Uke ~ )'adl,t ancbona:e. 2 : l Bel-Bia. ~ CONSIDEJUTE Adult to expena!vo carpels $5~ rms, AM1ne '°'·""· _ -LISTING 011114 WllK ~·~~ ~ ME<A Ulftl\E AakfOl' Stroller Wblle BURR WHITE, Rt•ltor C Bit ~5'D lloll prjc<. W/W ~. _ eJ-exc•·-·e' -. U fUQll; ' B~k Boy '801 Newport B1"4., N.B.' carpeti, d-, loielr llvln& ~,., ·-· --· -~ . &autilul 3BR1% baU1 hQme .. BR, 311 Ba, 4 '°' ger, 675"'630 ov ... 675419tl '"""' Wllb lirldc llrtJlla<:e, :+-!VO = in .mint-like c::uMtttkm, dou. lJe Jtumpu1 or Studto · ooYe-ed patlo Witb 110' detp +" flCEE w-iea to share bl• fireplace, bWIMn., belu-rm, Um rm, Bayview, CHOICI lot"""""-teoctd. Built· bomo .,,..,,,. sn ox<hongo tUW ·l&ndscaplni iurround. 5,000 sq 1t of quaUty. 'In nlWe A oven.~ tor e¥tninl' child llttmg • ed bf • b!ook ..U '"'"'· Carnoe Hlghlondo E11tbluff Hornoo • a!ao '"*r a ........ In-_boy.]'!:_-Bii. M Thia excellent home la pric. 3 BR. den, VIN', fam rm, Priced from f,36,000.-duded. Wm C.V]lotpta to ttU LOVILY Home with p:iol to ed right & a real Yalue at dln/rm, immaculate new 3 BR • Vlew home, lire new GI with no doWa ~t or lllll'e wtth 2 matunt women. only 125,!rJO. quality carpeb, 1huttert. %'it tit. panelled fam nn. mlnlmtn doi\rr'n FHA. Near · ~ and OCC. Attal to :ii prlv/beachel C BR • Lp rma, chamdnl l\m placel MS-4842 ......................... -$45,000 patio 2 'ha. -~ BICll Sall b R-lty 801 · • !ffwport INch. 2200 ' ury -.. , '' -..r-ar r ~w - ~ffGE COUNTY'S / LARGEST 293 E. 171~ St. 644-4494 311 Ma rine Avo. 5 BR-lllA, ll•den.<"91<'--=· "ri)M$.8103 I BR. 211 bo, tpl., hid.-; ' leV!!I home ~·from .....::::::. ;__..a.. dti'pr,(cmdo.,tam.area. um Bak,.; Cl!. -·-143 Broadway 64$.0181 llllboo 1111. 673-6900 """' . ~ 8'11.Jlll o.,.: 8'6-1002 or Evenings 642_"4S3 e e CAU.: MacyG.....,,,8CW1'0 NOTH1" DOWNI · 213: '34-3851 Ev11. =··=-..-.. ~-==- MHA VERD£ F1rol -W1lk1r . · $22,9!0Nlpi1ce, ~AcriHA _ U . REALTOR ..._ "' s111rp 1 BR, 1% Corene dol Mor 2250 2 STORY 5 BR, diniris room & 3 britru with larg~ enoloeed yard. ~ear all schools, ;. [.llrk ~ gt>1r coucst-. vE't'S NO 00\l/N • ·P'HA OK. s31 ;soo Newpo rt ol Vlctorfa 646-8811 B/B DAVIDSON Realty 9:A ._, ~ Space Cell> a<ARMING 2 B•. horn•. SELL qr TRAPE Harbor .,, ........... s .... tow ""° -""'1-Pr!va<o pa<lo. Vaul<ed oeil- N H ' h V "-~·-P.-. It>...,,..... .. _ ~-N-•·· pt' ewport eicJ ts -~·.......,,,..,. • -s.. w. ..,,,atn a. •• .,, ' "'--'•· .....,.. """11> -· -· ~-•' • · SPECIAL! + 2 '°"'· EQulliY -• &t> SR, din. nn., 211· ba, ·trplc, ·~ ..,.,.i;)i.. 53&-~· CU.<om drpa. C •mp I rnlt yoor ottw. quall<y .,,,.. . a ~ On --=· -r:· • A _ ra-<lont. Now bl.... B•kts< 501 Tustin RJtr. Qi'50 Harbor$, CM quiet CUI de ~al ~!1 1 r.no r<..z.;.; ~~ be:. Good fumltutt. Walk to OPE N HOUSE ""''*" Ev" ""'81119 G ha. · " .r:; -CA 1¥' SALUTE? ·~· 1115 oo yearly MON & TUESDAY ra In ea . M .... •ettraft• do not -i ..... 673-00!3 Comer 3 Bd1m, 2 bath Eastside, C.M. Neer N.B. Post Ofc. 646-)Uf they. are qualUitd to ue l~ nr. Albertton'1 Mlct. irpoUesi; home. Mov~ln con-N ~ 3 Bed tbelr GI ·ell&lblllty MORE "~ .... , Clft). le: dnpes. $200 , d!Uon. DY.'Tlcr leaving area. ell' ths' 'fJJ.} roarra, Flr1t Tfm, Offered THAN ONCE tor VA loam-Mo. to June 15th; avail. A&king $33,Slr • ~% ~ ' $21, RI Bayc:n?st • l.Jke new epackl!» Ocrogreu mended 'llCPira· now. with your terms 673435"1 e ~'an-~ 4 BR. 4 be., din/rm, fam. tlbn datt'I CPI' many vttttaf\i Call 213: 'l'Z-9!m B & B h rm., wiouual den w/wet bar, , You .,.. ptobobly •tlll .u. ""IL--. ay eGC 3 Fpla, lge Pobl, 162,500. gible. We er.,, help! Call Vil-ut1 -2300 Realty, Inc. WALKER Realty ~ Rel!!· Eitate 96'l-Mn . 2025 \V. Balboe. Blvd., NB Costa Mesa 1100 3336 Via J.Jdo '6'1'5-5200 LEASE • Ba1boa Duplex • Assume 51;4 0;0 VA 673.3663 E•H.673-8086 PARK 3 SR Bock Bay horn• 2111 HOUSE of tho MONTH =•~ ;,~';,.,,,'..';;; M D I M COLLEGE sm. Vl•t•, pno.d ,0 "" VACANT-TERRIFIC "" adult,.,,.,,,. . .,._7151 esa e ar VACANT •• s.tl 500. Call P ut Noo!ln ' SR -''"' ""' ... tc 4 BEOROO~fS ~ SWThU.1TNC N l ' t' 882 ' a Only $28,ffiO WINTER rtntal $125 mo. 3 POOL J\.iod as tomorrow ew IS lrtCJ e FHA LO\V DOWN . .QM! or 382-S49J W ap-HAFFDAL REAL TY Br. nr. be&ch. Adults only. · kttch~ wUh emb.illt-in oven-Cameo ' Shores • VA NO DOWN pomtmefll to ~. "Honwt to·Match lnc9mt" 501 E. Balboa Blv. 613-6880 ,_.e, ·.diafiwqti• ~dis-DeliPttul flome W/V_iew, 2 3 Large bt;dr~ms. 2 ,baths-., 3 BR. Con~ruum, The 8740 W~ 842MCl'::i ...-.. 1 beamed -ill""s ill AR 'lbQ "-•1,_,_ Fireplace m Livtng & Fam-BlnJ'!s. NearC'difHI llCbool. l'tl:e N· R-.Huntington Be1ch 2400 ,..._ .._...... ·.JfrrtJ"I ·""""'~ .. ,,""ooooe _nr~s ·!"-.JmcI;en fWith Pr! patio. $25;900.l 644.:a!Ol _ _:,..-w; MA __ -. -, large family .room. 2 tun s1ife, one BR, be.th. farn rm ·built.ins. E.xcellent condition eves, 833-l6ll ext 2417 &ys. FIXER.UPPE"' 2 BR. duple"; new tum .; bll.tM. OJnwruent to school other side. Exe Door plan . -"' , carp.; patio. $140 MO. Cloee , and shoppl~. for two-fam ily living $74 500 lhrooghout. $26,495 • Quality nJRN. 1 BR. beach cottage 4 ~ BRs, 1!\ baths, car-to ~ch. 213: 696-988() ORANGE COUNTY'S LARGEST 293 E._ 17th St. 646-449~ Mrs. Long . r-.1n . Raulst~ ·ph.ui tenrui hert'. Bayshore Park, Ind Ise $50 pels/dqies:. Nice comer Jot. ====:=;;:===! TiiE REM.. ESTATERS l\fO. $1600 FP. 6#--2189 G.J. or FHA. RUSI-I! Condominium 2950 546-2313 646-TITI BLUFFS are._: ~ BR. 2 BRASHEAR REALTY PRIDE & JOY first time of· Bath.I; condo., next to pool. 847-8531 Eves. 541·2442 3 BEDROOMS 2% bah, fire , Id II .,.. _k_ & (o fered.. Owner transferred By OYITler, $41,950. 644--0655 Owner Transferred place, dbl garage, Town \.0 -We 1 ut1ft er , North must sell. Big 4 BR, POOL for <llr'... . ...i 2 Must 'iell I•-3 BR _.._ Houae, available immed! noo E. c .... Hltllwff !family room with new ... mas, ~11•--... ' -..--Pool &: recreation fadlltles, N.w1111rt SllKll. C.Plerflle carpet.I & d h Br. 2 Ba. patio, extras $3500 ate dining room, almoat new adult area, teen ager• 16 or ' Own.' D .. por.1•1 11:1 f.:Wl OJI ._,.. ...__,, t ,.,..., 1 eavy On. Imm. Pou. 615-28(6 shag oarpetli cm a larae cor-_,....._ --·-•-... ._., llU<U\.e roo &: w a k In&' __ ner lot On1 _ 950 UK11Cr .................. ~. ....,,_ per Leaving area -really neat 4 B d distance to schools &: shOJll. OCEANFRONT oueLE:X: p · Y ...,, mo, lf!!Uf! incl.OOH caab pick 4 & family rc:un with huge e rooms p 1 c Tu RE PF.RFEX:T Low dn. &: pre.peid Int. oK. 1ul Jones Re1lty up. &l2--0300 rumpus room. Juat painted, 2 Story l.n&ide, sharp shape outaide. $64,900. 548-al9'I' Wee~ 847·1B Evu. 536-7124 1 ·•°"•"N,;;TA:.:;;L~~----- completely inside and out. Unbelievable _ 4 Bedn>onu Move in with low down FHA REDUGJD to Sell! 3 Br. 2 HoUIP Unfurnished Wh °"" """"""" 2260 "l 2 batha La'1! LI or no 00wn G.l. CALL Nowport Hgh. 1210 11o. °"'"' .i.,,., bl<na, dsbr, I --""=:;;...;==:::::.:=.. Jt 11..Wted at $31.950 but best _ • Farrill .e . ~ ~ 540-1151 {open even. Herf. . much more! M~ m ~ General 3000 ot1.r taltM! lot -Lo; =-moves )'OU ~ Rffl Eatate 'i;,If'i !:8-~~1\;N:J:tl ~ 3 ~ ~ ~ Owner~ 3 BR 2 bMbl. w I w Ii ssso · Own l ...... ~ -. """L.(l. movlnc. ml.lit aell 4 · ~ -~ .. 111 t;:'" , · · n-54 · ~:900 er ea-.-..,. coun .. ,,. ·BR, 2 BA all eJec hl:t·inl. Vu Apt. $51, · ·1"4'111 Bi"Owlier,4ll•BR.14'BA. ON"Pe"'•• drwipes. extra tu'J~ • · ., , ., formal din rm, Jam rm, 2 Sb)t.--Veo--Qean., Pool 1 h t.1' p • I mm e d I at e 1500 "'"'a< ""''"CM. ,..,., SPRnnlgNG """'· ......._ Good no!gbbor. Bor crost 1223 Ille! lot. i.t.:.., ..tru. a... --· P!ime ..... 1225 hood, close to achools A:-. liJCaUon. Priced to 1eil maath. .Agt. 546--0.tl ~--. n~ "T iTY !hoppb.r artas Excel.lent laycrHt B1rgaln '29 ~ nlA. M14f&l $180 -4 BR. 2 Ba. l'enced HURT ING ... ~ ~ ' 4 BR + fam rm bon1e, G4' ' ~ -yd bit 4 Oilldr O\vner has bought another ... "anytime" IM00::1~ S31.50D. 549-258S ba, bit.In.,, Pak» Verdet 1;~-_ ton&>/ ., cptwsbi'/dryebl~· ceP(able~s~ S:, ac· home Md must ~li their 2629 00 Bl d CM llll\C -Like new 3 BR, 2 stooemerlor 2lrpks IJhake ~~ .• w w ·• --1==--,-=-o-,'--iCc--I liar r v ·• · · ba 1n beautiful Monticello root,,_ ... ,'-x110 1,.• ~-. 96r,1612 or.Jl68-.4(M8 . . 1185 -3 Bft. 2 ba., deluxe. beaut. 4 BR. 3 Ba. home; a _ .. _ 'fi"' •-"" ..,,. F-~ .~ W/W• ch•'I~ '-""IUU on Fairview Rd. Lota: plo lot. ~.-W/ .. -DOUBLE me lot. 3 BR, 11,i .,. .... "TII ,....., • U1Tn ""· tam. & utfi. rm. "" 2 BR HOME t W ell •----• .... OK e-ko•.., -o extras. Ill 11 rum or "--, ........ __ ... ,. ,........, _ _. ba Lo ctwn -·~ "D..1 .... 1 .. 1,.' ,::.,;;.::;..;::,::.· =~=v::·..:-::.:.:=c1 only a lew of the features. ....... ........ ..,. ww ..,._,3 .,.. ..,-n.Ao ... ~ ·~ P t •~-~ / Wood floors, patlo, double unfurn. to ....: ... ,_ ,____ "'-' .......... i .. 536-~l $14.5-l Bi:!nns., 1 b&., fenced ro ess. u...,...,,.... w comp. e-..u.o Niii•· ...,,-1ve .,, ... ....,. · -ard Qtlldren sprinkler aystem. New paint garilii!. Right in town. ANXIOUS 546-3600 1719 3cy1lrlt Lene, Newport Y • Broktr ~ =::nyCIU~~ ~=: $1 6 ,$0 DUPLEX =.~~:o~ro.~ e,c:: ~ Owner 64SJ7T3 Founftln Valley 1410 ic"."',=,.=M" ... ====3.,100=1 ma.kles ll\iJ an e:tcttinr home 2 BR h id hardwood New caupetin&', built·iN, Alt/ g p.m. Irr appt ~NT Home, 3 BR, 21 ,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;I eac 8 e, forced air heat. paneling "i===;=====•I ba · + bonus ro;im, sale value. Talk to w about t»-floors, double garage, good covered patk> apricot & - ing your home in trade. Eutslde location. $25,00'.l other large tr;e.s. ~3 Coron• del Mi r 1250 $26.JXI or rent $Z1.5fmo. L1rge fenced y1rd Do1"ado DevelopmfSlt l)U.fpf95 )Vlth terms. 139-4081 3 BR, 2 baths, modem home NEAR BACK BAY W•lls-McCardlo Rltrs NEW !)up""!, 2 ...... blw, * Sophlsticat-.. ... ..... patio, 1-at l"'1 N d ' etc. Garages. Orange Ave. ..,. e mo. 1/3 ACRE-$26,9501 mo e•-Blv ., C.M, •< Knox, C.M. OWNER Ocean v;,,. with"'°' •.•Jlll Ana. 1620 BURR WHITE, Realtor CUstombullthomenearPl'Mo ~rm Evei. 644-0684 543-8512 ThiJ:nnt'IbneOOer BYC>Wner; Completely 2901 Newport Bl.vd., N.B. tige Baok Bay area. G91e'!'-__._. EAST 3 Bdnn, 3 bath home haa tum.ilbed 3 Br. 2 Bath. Hu 67~0 ev"' 642-2253 OWi s:lzed bedrooms, 2-ba.thl. SIDE: 2 Br. fr pie, HARBOR VIEW 118,500. no down VA, R·2 ""'°"' appoln"""'" t1>n> ov"Y!bfila lncludlng ..... , !!!!!!!!'!""'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~I """ liv\nr room .. -. lot. 54 .. 3298 out. The l'.ool, d"" •nd ... Jouume 0\4 51> loen, pymo U>\IELY l B•. Plu. don the gorgeous grounds. 2 ~ 0>f!t@mporary home ready to 2 _ 1 BR-~1 5 ganiges try are ln Spanish t.Ue. Pm-$163 mo. ind taxet A: tn. Dupla Rdrig. StOTe. Drp&, places· ohe 1n delightful den. move Into. Two kinJ ~ room tor 1 more unit. Eut elled dell bu .fireplace and suranc.e... S.W. Santa Ana rugs. Lq: yard. Water & Fonnal dintncroom. Forced BR, 2 ha, ~rtSSlng rm. Side C.M. By owner. $20,80) Hi Fi &)'Stem thruouL-Tbe ~m,900.~ prdenar pd. $150. n4: ·N..ued on qulet cul de •c. Immediate' air heating. Great 'PO(mtial. $38.900 -Try 10% down. 546-8224 dn.pn are electricaJl.y op-5'8oOS54 or 213: DU 34l62 '1....-.tor ' "'°" "" 0 . Pl"'"' ., room ,. bulld' CORBIN-MARTIN era1ec1, and ""' -~ Anohlm . 1650 '~"';,,' ;;;-;:,:;,· -----1 · Snllp •• l.Oln I """'°"~ . 2 dolux ...... ccupancy 541J.11'l'1 REALTORS Ina.,..." tiled bl Del Ploo -'ium', Sale, or Leuo-. ::::.S"°.=o, ~~ = '::tlfu!wW 4~:.:: 'IWl EDINGER TARBELL 2955 Horbor 3036 E, Coaot H , CdM MHI V-1110 • :;.,:,,~ ~-= :.1:.seo C~=~nlshM ~. ~ .. '!:i =Bak~ GI-1--.FHA-28,900. !amlly or ""'111 dln!na ,.,_ or 540-SI<<l Spanloh Chorm 675.1662 An;l'mo s BR, lancbeapod, all new DoL1ncy Ruf Estele >1111,lli'*'h+dklq :m.ro-.Ui LN. l d>lld '·~ "ring" _,,horn• bl Weotciltt. ~ SPECIAL -$21,5001 c SR 3 O.U! a<CID<DA wllb =:.':""::i!t·!ns..:.= 2828 E. ~~., C4M : :.::'.+ ee.::..,...,..... at. No ..... $135. 545-2209 -111 SPRING M""<h. &ibm!t. SUBMIT NO DOWN tiled ... ~ .......,, dlnlng Newport Hel lftts ,.,.., ;,, <onn. uv rm • •• ~... -5'8-0llDl':-:::ruo-<>wn,....,...,,."-=-..,....~~i !II' t>'I> AT""' JEAN SMITH Q, low·low down lo o<h"'I room. -•am e room, Opon Dally 2.301 Cloy mu<tr bodrm, pan• 11 o d """"'-~'. •• KINE\<.,NE.DY I BR, ' Bo. 2 ......,., bland ~ .l\t.Dl'UJ' ' Realtor Nice location most cooven). plush Ql.l'\)ets Ol'I one of &,y. Must s.ee-lhls bnutJful home-. den, ch1Jd'• "" comp1 PANORAMIC v.-, ....--kitchen, belted poet i:m. • "anrdmc• ent to rm"Ythin&-3 bed· crMt'a larpat lots. $3t500. 3 klnplzed a&, 11it. baths, ))llper'ed, VacanL Cub to m:ior 4 BR. A"• nn. JS , • 'J Mo en lt1N. · DHa-Btvd.,c.M. 6'6.32!0 '°"""· 2 .. ,.,., """"" Pele Barrett Rlly. 19•3111..,..room,n..ptaoc, ~~-->Int FHA. s29e ieo;: Lllt>!hoooO. ~--, I.a .,........ 1705 s.>NrO • LAND and cnMM'ERC1AL Private luchl dinina: room awaiting tho6e bU-W, dbl garage, room foC' --~-La. ~ BY OWNER. ~iOto WWW-YORK f Bl'l, 2 BA, tam rm, pitio JVNDI a'ldlflle. Contact on• lal)' lqoon. Modem 2-holklR.y meals. LoYely tU!'.'d llm WeetdUf Dr. ~ boat A tniller. OWNER Arwous • 3 Br. 2 ~llOUSE $l25 mo. S3I Cll:irillo St. Mt. -....,, • BR. • Mth, Fole In and ....... ldtch ... Com-"'""""""'~"""~~~I Rlb'. Gl6-S928 ..... 642<1!!0 a.. Doub!• n .. p1 .... 13,00> Lido "'• 1••1 _..._ ·• -u. Clo{. m: -· Bob ' . m...., BR, TfM<a, Oub-'""" ..,..,.,,,.., lnJide mKI -•; *LACHENMYER down • .......,,. "la tin I --;;;;;-;,;;;;;. """ ..,. N.i-. Ml--w/poa(. ~. out. No 0..TI G.I. 541).17'0 BA(80A.ISLAnD •~== l\t% loon. Full prieo Unbollevo blt Spoee -.ueiw &laM Wall.,..;,;-;, tSR. unrum "°"" 11211 U-.U "*"'&MT.li)l).mus< ..ui TARBELL 295S Harbor 220 Ony......Opon Dolly 3 IEDRM DI NING RM. 124.900. ~7122 50' cor lo<. nwE.hmill-.-..~ l 811. don. 2 ha. • flD\I E. ·-8t. 642-3737 $114 Pl!R MON H Duplex. s..1 buy on the ,.. $23,500-NO DOWN 'BR. 2 BA. '""" t1m. rm. 6 Sct, ..,., , ba. dlO. w naodllrlt. 131,t10 Mi -. e &tt·IZT< • M. E. VOGtl., .8rukft' li.cludct tvl'l")lthlnr. 2 BR l&nd. Near bay. ·J BR in Decorator's dt'llllnl -WIUJUAI vt/ wet bat + 1$ din. nn, car/boat IJ*ll', :t **9t Rat JGafl&·1Ut7. (114) -.oTU • J JD\M 2 beJh bit ins "MMntfow I '"nbrl1llt Huntl~ton &e.ch, mTl.'red frMt +.1 BR apt. AruOouL • attractive decor. Load.& of 11. eo•. patio, nu carpet. b' pool, V.curt, $Ul,lm av '.6iliiii: ' BR 2 BA.--.... 1eaae. ~ Jolrllm> WIU. ""'"""""' sloa patio, -..... shop. 10% ....... 137.00>. elooet ''"'"" Lo"IY Id., ... Olktwae. '!q, ~ • d, R. C GREER, Rall> laiwo --. •ut 'flow -Ill I I"' '41tOCIO -•tipon!slltllad1loor. _....,,...,....._,_RI~.-F;vet.5'6-9002 ;"'!..;!'~~ 1%1,9!0.0wnu545-o ~V!aL!do ·: ~ -•·a•1• 131-.IOO. W2it "1.1-nedl· -f II\ I badt .-..,,...., •-111.m *LACHENMYER ""' · ~ I Bit 2 ha, 1"" tam nn., · · • 4ilo -~ w.,. -fOt>1 ~ P..,.. Ml,.. N, 7 -a.,-."'·"".,,. Doi<• --.. -.. ... Large ...... -. -h. -Ip FHA HunHlll'°ft llHch I -J !iii i ..., dbl Jltl, ..... Slll lilJ m.u 0 ,., v .. tl11., ~~-ava!lable .TRY OFFER !<nt.,.. n..,. _, 51(!1i ...._ l2l,ll)I) ....., , ~ -·-·· ~~1;;:;;::;~:;;::..;:::==-~1 '' " ~=-, wi'"-~ ~ · ~·~ M 1 (llllMUI J BR Beoelo -nr. Bay tiC().17'0 S<G-mo UMflf IMAftr ~-.=.::: ·;.:.:.,.-w"'"'~• J ~ i Bo. Large ,...i . ._., -· --. I -. -"" --• VllMK Sp&e<""' 1ge Livb\g nn, lire-TA RBELL 29" Harbor l1V1UU l1VIUU 8J:NT"iMU'i:ifi.1llD""' !.tato l2JD. Go-. """ ::'~~:: 'an~~ ~-1u= For 1111.le or leue 11th ' ro. place, J.o·tot $39;«)0. fANOR.AMIC Bly View at Newport 8 t1ch 1200 3 8lt 2 blth, -. nampia MA.KL • A ao::Mo ..,.-pii. ~lne;::L:,;54MW4,;:,.:=..,,.....,......,..--I 2 .... J11i11. fll# t.r1 wtll em7 · PIJ)erl. 1 Bel. mona or wU1 &iUd to JU!t. Balboa Real E1t1te Co. .the Blufr. 3 Br. 3 bath, wet i 2 BR. ·den, Ire. l\v. rm. A room, km. bl.lie mt. _,...,_ JIOI ee .._, 8led. l B~ Meet Vml• Artt. llllJ-.. • !Im. -with extra'°"" 3".00> "'· n. 700 E. Balboa Bl\'d., Balboa bo•. a prot. llnlne -dho. nn.: tp1 ••• tloe. ld<eh. or tn.to. ..a -1or CMll wtlb .110 Piil MONTH 11!E REAL ESrATEll.~ bu~loc '15,000 "'"' <o Loon Vibert, Roallor pluoto Ml4i>. • By .Qwn" * ..._U'6 tan build OMU!or W>U. Slater,. Reolty . qa,,.1a .. Ada. D1aj 6C4m Miiis '"'"· qolttl - 8'6-TITI -;"°'::w:-•;,:fll:::;.'.-ia1'6!1i;;::c.;;;:.:.· --lltl""'8 IU1)1!mo Dill riewrB lot ltllfAILTil <JIARGE m 123.!I!). aw,,.. M2-4441 81'-l519 . ''lllit..-f!>il&fl_ _ • _, . _ • CHARGE !Tl I I ·- • ·= ----- -= ---------------------~~--~~-~ ~--1-~-------_ .... ---------------~-- lfNTALS HouH1 Unfurnllhed Masa Vardo 3110 FOR LMM Avail Nov ht Im.mac 3 Br. 2 8a. ~ per mo. Call Sf7·'ltXM for fR'll to .... Nawporl Botch 3200 2-11• Vista Del Oto Newport Betdi Enjoy LiYllHJ Tennis • Boe.ting • Goll Swimm.ink or just relax All )'OtJI' outside maintenance included 2-34 Bedmoms Ceorgeoos Back Bay setting $23,900 to $tt5,00J or lease $2'25 to $425 Ph: 644-1133 Bayfront Beacon Bay Panoramic View of Hazb:ll' Crom exquisite Bayfront home Unfurn 2 &inn, 2 bath large living room with blt·in sofa and firepiace glassed-in lanai carpeted & drapes thruclut l"'l mu. contact: ?.like Scbloessman Harbor Management Company, Inc. 673-4400 &stf~ realty 2414 Vista Del Oro Newport Beach Bluffs Linda for l..ea5e. Single level home in finest green- belt location.. 3 BR, 2 be, huge patio. Maximum pr;. vacy on lovel:y Cul de sac, $300 mo. 644-1133 Eva1 644-2626 • l h11tsd.ly, October 17, 1968 DAILt: PILOT REf'IT.\LS RENTALS RENTAU REAL f~TATE, KIAL ESTATE BUSINE s -AN I Aal>. Furnlohed Apll. Unfurnished Aph. \lnfurnlshad -al General FINANCIAL and NOTICES -'-~•""'-'-"---'-~l·--'--~-~--....,,-----'-~.1~------..,,..--1~-----~1~-~---~....::.;;.;;..;.;.;;..;.;.;...;;. ___ , Balboa 4300 Huntlngfon Boach 5"00Hunllngton Buch 5"00 lnco""' ProlMl'fy 0 6000 Acr-6~ Raal Ellala Loan• -;.Pa:::•.:t0::;n:,:a:,:l•~--...:.:=i~'ll RENTALS H....0. Unfurnllhod Laguna Beech 3705 MONARCH BAY • REA l BR. Yw<y. f'rol<. Pre"' ~ oiN YOUR LET ... hole> ,.. BUY A WIDOWDI: Active la4" "'' LDVELY OCEAN VIEW, 3 1tn;lo -........ SlOO 2 HOMES & APT. HOME, ...t1nanco tx!stlng dftlR1 m-attndlw BR&don,2BA,cp11,n.,,., mo uut pc1, 113.23os ; IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY °"""'Ave,.CM,3BR.2BR. 0 N LAKl7 w0<o1>tatna2ndTD-. petite lld1 mld ID'• r.. lrpl, pool. $300 mo. Aho &n-11'18 • JUST COMPLETID A Bedl. Apt. LI"" In '"' QUESTION: FREE APPRAISAL 4 ,-. ~ •,.. Hall, 2 BR. 2 ha. l2SO mo. OCEAN i'RONT l BR $120. • ONE QEDROOM • 2 IEOROOMS ""' two, $31,000 Whctt In Calll"'1lla -"" PROMPt S!:RVlCE joyment at mutual Int...,... adult.I 496-.t:z.a betw to.a pm uUUHe1 inel. Wiater, .. ~ ltttler Mor1(1Ce Co., Inc. Write Soi: M Ci8 Dlib m-1124 FROM $135 MONTH TRIPLEX :!~""'· wa.., 336 E. lTtll SL, Coata Mua ,oPilot.=------l Laguna Nlguol 3707 UNFU1\NISHED-ADULTS-NO PETS EASl'Slt>E. c.r<. 2 BR eocll ANSWER· eenn 5<>06ll. MALE Bua"'"" 31. -In ", ;:;BR.=;.;,c;..;ba.=.o.fropl<--, _kwtly....;.'-IHuntlng~ a..ch . 4400 • CAI.PUS • DUPES = = land for ~ In Silver Yaney, Newberry Evct. 813-.,_ 642-UST :!~, ~ tofor me:,~ view, $m mo oo leM&. $7-' MONTH • '90.L Tl ••• •. 'H'o'VtAPOTElHTrAt1,o,ll'NCiS ' Sprinp, C&UL l!_~ E. _Mo ...... -., T.D.'1 6345 panthp I Aul. Send OIOIC, 499-3403, 498--2238 ' Y~bulSntu menorte6eh-e •i;C"lA ON " ,.,... A "' 4 PLEX ol Barstow. 2 ........ drive :.:!!'.:_. addr, ph no. I: tt!Celll photo RENTALS .... Y-..,. -In HUNTINGTON SEVILLE Eut ea, St., CM, 2 • two """: <•••t. fueway all tho AN $82,000T. D. on 144 ot:ean toBIU,18341Pamm,yLn118 Apts. furnithed = 1::,eict~•:e:,::. 16112 Sherlan• 847-7461 Huntington Ba•ch ~~a~s::~<»d of~CRIPTION: ;!.~~~i..:;~~:c~'. Attr. ~rt Gener1I 4000 dllhwr, btldr-yard 8-3-Que I I st Signal Wast of laach off Eding•r G ha R-lh. Fort Cady MlL to the eut, 6~ due May 1910. Active mn:!ov.::. w:"~. Ill • other oonv. See at 9142 •cross from Bro•cfw•y c.nt•rl ra m ~·r other ~u .•• to the So. Wfft, Hle1 at $1.950 each. Strorl& ,,-.. RENT dtUne - -----------------Nmr N.B Poet Ok. &a;.3ll4 100 + Jakee (man-rnadel al· owners wUb Iara:e equity latHt •lfll8. can Ardell. 3 Reomt fwnltuN ~ta.ldaros ~ :: N. ~--· ready the~. and and dunes and $600,000 tnvttted. tttt) 213: !m..U 1·10 PM UTIL1TIES PAID Cost1 M... 5100 S.nt• An• 5620 Bu1lnet1 Property 6050 ~~t~ ~~~a: ~or 491-1210 ALOOHOUCS ~ $25 Month "'"' Boch. A 2 SR. ltnt SANTA ""A 'IW'ERS ~ •--. , $3,!;JO. l9t TO • $35. mo. Pltooe S0.1217 or wrftO lo FU1J.. OPl'ION TO BUY · ' BEJU..fUDA VILLAGE Preildl:t, <Adult Li.Ying LARGE oommerdal lot, pav-velopment 10 .. 'ti on. ind. 1% 3 yrs. l.qwla 1 ... P.,.0=. :;llox,=::,;=;,;"""=•=M=-=· >I No deposit o.a.c. AND unfum. Htd. pool. Spacklm 2 & 3 &. Apta. 1500 &q. ft.; 2 Br. t Ba. Cen· ed, wA:iuilcnna: &: ttStrooma, WHAT TO DO wmi YOUR ocean view let. l.cW dn.1 - H.F.R.C. 802 ~~f ~· H.B. Crpta, drps, bltins. 005@ to tra1 bf.at, elevator, wbter. IUitable for 00.it·YOOr&cll LAKE'!' J01 dt.e. <114> .._.. -';;"";;"';;;;;;ala;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;64;;;;;1;21 Furnitu ... Rent1l1 shp'e & acbla. Oilldren OK. 1u fl50 Mo. tncl. udl. car.va.ab, drlw-in dalcy, car-L Rain tlth ~ w f.D. 1% • 517 w. 19th, c .M. M8-34l1 LG Bachelor, util. pd. Idea] $110 up. J.32S No. SpmpOn 5"14804 age, etc., at 891 Broa.dwav-, 2. Water ski, iwtm. boating. ror $5,ltl:i.50 100% discount). WESTMINSTll 1568 w. l..ncln, Anhm 174-2800 for single, retittd or 2214 College Ave. Apt 2, Mgr. t.agima Beach. Asking $500 3. Traller Park -1th watero-Seuoned 673-6756 ...,...,.,.. YI.all< to s "" La.Una lleach 5705 mo. Ch.,.., •·"~·-·, rutt. '""" ,..,,., avauable. . MEMORIAL PAIK D~~ ~~tsba~$110 Sh:winl $80.-...u.;~ i~s,l~~lns~~~ ~00 CLIPP D•IVI ' ™ i ._._..., '· ~ln !'::rand-: Money Wanted 6350 Morh.l•ry & Cemet.ry 1993 Church ~9633 BAOIU.OR Apt ear L·--r--... "~"'""''RN .......... e )'OUr COMP 0 Comr,ltte funer1la ---------1 hoepl.~ m per mo. u • dry rm. Adults. no pets. ,uAun .\,jZ\l'fl ...,,,"' u Business Rental 6060 u1..ua, almonds, pecana, ~ E'l'ITI N n 0 w ex· $245 $102:.SO -1 Bdrm, bltm., water pek!. UT-5721 Sll5 mo. Water "pd. Apt B-Yearly Lease. 1 • 2 Bdrma. . rlcota, etc. gn:r.y! pending; 'n1la prov6 their rom W/W carpet 8c draps. STUDIO Apt, 2 Br at btlidl. 'l52 Scott Pl. CM. Call owner Yearly Lease. l bedroom WAREHOUSE 240) aq. ft. + S. Weekend hide-aw.,y with pt'CKl'am a success! Plua Cemetery Iota 534-69kl Broker Othtn &Vlllabl• tlm. 211 5&-Ula; steps to Shore Ii Shope; ~; 6aXI .q~ft .fncd hdtll. cam,per .1: your own lake, they puaed $1,QOJ,lm. net from $130 ~!'l!.!~!_l"c._ _ _:4!,!1~ I :=l5=t11.,St=. :::"=·B;:. =:No.=T=~7. INEWLY Redecor,:.....J ~~ ~anvlew from every ApL yard. ie;s Laguna Olyn Rd, to fish. ~ leas than 3 ~'!ing~ Ev~~ .... Endlnocoewmettlbea~' Spadous. Bltns, ....,.. ... ., ,......., frorp. $150 mo up, leue 494-8066 or see broker :; Acres, 10 AC?T1, 20 Attn, ... ve same r•~a·-.. _,, ....... ,. uw.uo Llguftl IHch 4705 Mo. 49£.2"9 "*>Acres Available! Why not need $4000. to start tnll!n¥, place meana leu cOlt. 2200 ELDEN ;-::;:-:::;--::7-:::"'.:::'.:":'.::'lm.a!!!:~Sba~l~im:!ar!,..._~1!3&-~1'~598 Office lentil 6070 call now to inquire about workine' aui&tant prefe!Ted. No traffic problems. Corner Virginia 3 BR 2\i BA, .U tiec built. l & 2 BR., elec. range &. REAL ESTATI! these ~citing possibiUtJe&? Call me at Cn4> ~ 14801 Beach, W..cmtnster N~w 1 BR Furn. Adults onl,y lnl. Pucnn:ISc v1ew fNt!to-oven, new cpts. Nice area General LAGUNA BEACH Owner, 847-6640 Evn. alter 6 after 7:30 PM. 531-1125 893-~ All El"trl' loaltlnr Albo llooclt. Molttn! nr: o.c.c. $1'5 and $145. R I I W hid 5990 Air Condlllonod P.M. WANT 115,ooo ht TD, ..-.... !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! .... ( Oco.ipaney Nov. 1st adultlon]y,nocbildren.$220 MB-5079 en11 In ONFORES'iAVENUE RE$ I buildincfor2MAtenants. ---- $150month-Ront --···~E •-1., •-*********** Doolt ""'"'available ln 0_;_.:.,_~_!11M~a-U0,000 totel ..iue. M" ComoleryCrypla 6419 --;.""".;c;."'=-~--1 ~ dlx. 2 D.l ., .,. .... uwttt oUict bu.ildh!r: at ~~ Real :i:. ... te ftrm, .Jon• ur..u. Ive • . ---~-""'----1 $25 Wk. Up NEW""""""' 2 BR 2 BA Q.E. bl"": adults ooly. 240 RENTAL WANTED prime location In downtown """"'"1h!ng exclu•h'<cy In 61'-5839 CRYPl'Tltlrd u.r. Palm eStutioA&acbapta. alle le~ built-in•. E.16thPJ.,CM.548-6432 LessthanSOO,utils!nchded. ~ Bt•ch. AJr condJ.. ~ardl81.eorundeveiop-iwiiANT""',,l""=,ooo="".o'"yr--,.hl=m"". Court. Pacific View • Incl UUll A Phone -"· Panoramic view overlook.in& 1 BR. grdn apt. fill.. cpts drps Re!lponatie woridna: colleat tk1Md. cupeted, beautiful ~ ~e tor residential JOO ~ Laguna Memorial Park. $l2'X). 66- • Maid Service • TV avaD.. Aliao Beach. Mature adults Bltns, lg pvt. paOO, pool stu:ien ( '.c 1 2'.l) puieled partitlonln&:. T w 0 de'W!lopment, needs corud-Beach ocean "view tots, ac-1389 • New Cafe A Bar mtly, no chldm $185. 499-3155 Adults, no pets $120. ~163 trying~;~~~ la.w ~es: Fron.tap on entJous, honest, full time tl.vely 8ellinl $10,IXO ea. _I ·s"'E"'R"'v"1"C"E~D"'IR"'E"'CT=o"i"T~1 2316 Newport mvtt. 5'&-9155 1 BR, NEAR OCEAN 2 BR. dlx. :ms Coolidge. school & working wife (no .rlrft( be., rear lead.I to salesmen. Experienced and 10 &: 10 OK. m•ll 499-3844 Sus CASITAS 494-TOOO ,,..,. 4 & wkend• l>l'po, cpl>, bttns; adul" kid• ,.,. "'ev«l need l"" Mltlldpal -loll. ISO R.E. """"" """""'· Com· ===~~~=-I Accounting 6500 Furnished 1 Br. le Bachelor Apt.s. 2llD Newport Blvd. Medallion by Hotpoint CHATEAU La POINTE Lovely furn. 2 BR apt.a. Off. s t r e e t parking, carports. Htd. pool. Adults, no pets 1941 POMONA AVE., C.M. W~N WEST I BR. turn. util. pd. Htd. pool. Adults 646-5276, 968-1740 -------- $145. 5&-0433; 546-40'l1 eve basics_ root, 4 wall!:, tum. per month for Qlce. Desk miMlon basis. NEED $4,<m for lst m on and C'halra avallable for $5. DIKE AND OOMPANY, INC. prop. toe. in Costa Mesa. at COMPIEI'E Bk)Qpg Sen WFSI'SIDE 2 Br., new cpt.s., or moatly fum. old ~. Badnesm bOW'l Ull'llferin& Phone Ei4Ei-9631 for appt. 8%, 4 yn. Reply Box thru P/L &. baJ. sheet •• d drapes, bltns. AdWtl, no gar. apt. or private apt Any aervlce avall6.ble for $10. , M4, Dally Pilot. Fed &: State qrtrly npxta pets. St25. 548-6769. kind of referenoes )'CU want. All atl.lltia plid except Mount. & Desert 6110 You can earn 10% or more Fed/State lncome tax 3 BDRMS -11).; Datha Lease OK. Leave ~ telepi".aoe. 1rith p~pa.id bor>US. returns. Rate by hr or mo. From $130. See Manqw at 542-5291. . DAILY PILOI' DUPLEX. Each skle 2 Jldl: Smith Co. 1323 North 540-6270 "'2 W. C•nttt, Ap~ 1. C.M. *** * *** * *** 222 FOR»>'!' AVENUE bedroom. Alr cond;tiaood. ,""'1way, S.A. >1"'3811=========,·I I..A:RGE 2 BR. 4 l BR. ~ FAMILY returnifll b'om LAGUNA BEACH Bricked patio, 6 foot fenced Blbyaltting 6550 Make reservations NOW <tum): cpts, drps, bltN Europe in Dec desire year f!N..*'6 rear yard, OOuble carport, ANNOUNCEMENTS --"---"----d Newly R.d.cor.ted 2885 Mendoza Dl-. 545-5421 lease on unfurnished 34 br • Office Space • tiled abowers, new paint ind NOTICES EXP mother would like to house Emerald Bay or view Job. Located in El Centro. ~ have 3 children; ages 3 or f CloH to Shopping, Park LARGE 1 Br. ~ 00'.:'. &. 1oca&n. Available Oct 1s-24 Avairable $18,300 • each unit returns Found fFl'H Ads) 6400 yn:. in her lovely home. B 2 Ba South C.oast p~ Crpta, to di J A Ca $100 ~t monthly. Owner . Good meal&. best or care. • Spa.ck>us 3 r's, drps, sharp • $125. 549-1225 bla ~·0 • · po. Mlrlner1 S•vlng1 ind Laguna Beach 494-9822 aft~ SMALL Blk, brawn, I: white MonJ'r:I. 50c per hr. HB e SwimPool,Put/g:reen DELUXE 2 BR. z Ba., 2 r ~~· · · Box 5 o5 , Loin Bulldlnn, New· 5 p.m. dog, a.ppefl1'9 to be e.rea. 536-0000 • Frpl, Indiv/lndcy fac'ls .._.uua Beach • A trallan ~ rd Also RENTALS Apts. Unfurnr1hed O.n1ral 5000 VEN DOME 2 LARGE Trail.en for rent, 1845 An1helm Ave. patlo6; cart>.. drapes. bltns. port Be•ch. 2nd floor. ua "''"'"t"'e . CHIW CARE: for mothers NEWPORT Wand duplex; '""'"":'·..,_1454 * COSTA MESA 64,.2824 ~$;;;145=M;;;on;;;l:.h.;;;646--0662==== FREE SERVICE TO 42c "I· ft, 1500 tlC(M;· E,xcha"!ot, R. E. 6230 ::.., " .;:::;• ~!i. ':.1~ ..,0 hBv• to worlc and do 11pper 2 Br., sundeck; priv. =~~,,:,,=..=ccc...~~ 5200 OWNER-MAN4GIJl 1v1ll1Me. Contact • 11 AOU:S mainUlcei.t ocean College Parir.: OM. 545-0076 not want to lave their 1 beach &. park; no pets OI' $85. J J30ru;I partly furn. $15 ... l BR., clOle to beach. ;N;ow;;;;po;;;;rl;;;;B;H;ch;;;;;;;;;;;;;; I BROKER Redding. view South Lagw\a, hilltop AFFECI'lONATE W h 1 1 chldren just any w be 1' • •. children; mature couple. 2.52J> Elklen, Apt E. Inquire Stove, refrig.; ut1HUes paW. You IMlect your own tenant MARIN IRS 1-ild near R 0 0 11: we lJ persian cat with 0 collare =-==-~· =~-~-'-I Sl45 Mo .. yearly. <1>--0ll5 >Hi Eldm, Apt B Btoktt 5.14.-i I/I ACTIVE RENTALS SAVINGS AND LOAN Aulnnotlo pl•nt undor ...,. c.rn '' """ . BABYSl1T!NG my -~ r._u.Y-J BR. Front house. J &: 2 BR., redecor., utll. bath, 534-6982 642*4000 t1n1CUon $17 000 per la'e CM er~9th a:er ~ p :· day Ol" hour. Victoria/ :~~ 11~t='. ~~: = ~~gr~= S:z/:ts I iCiioat~a!ii!!Masa~~~-·5·ljiOOji 3~~~Mi hr av':aC:. YOUNG Family with ~ MODfltN Oma£ SUl1'E ~Ill~~·~~::~ ~V~BLE b;ack k ~i;e ~~U., C.M. &l' ea. Adults only. menda.tlons need 3 BR. I '115 per mantb. Sln&\e ottlca .-121ca 11art Persian cat. Available 211 ~st., NB. $65. 1 man over 30. Util paid. HARBOR Ba & •--h BA, fenced yard, Corona dtl from $85. Sect tervlce, or ..,,... 0 to iood: OOme if not claimed. CHILD care my home 1L-EASE=~-,-bdrm~-,-den-, -,-.,,-1<-, 1 No pets. Back Bay. 545-1551 Y ...uC. Mar or Newport Hl«b Zerox, carpets, air CO'lld., iuliNlll a9" lrvtne Area. 833-1.1$ Be.lboa bland weekly. -t Cll' 5 dining rm home with ocean att 8 PM Realty, Inc. School area. S200 OR 5-40'8 eleentna' tervlce, parktnr. PINANCIAL YOUNG Female blade &. !::. ~J.;tz, pl~te for view, patio. 215 St. Andrews Nassau Palms J &: 2 BR. GREENS 2025 W. BQ.iboa Blvd., NB MATURE young woncii O..U,. County Bank Bldl. :ct"L':+:" Or Slat &: Rd. 642-1814 after 5 Pool, $130 to $150 673-3663 Evea. ~ wcman wishes apt OI' hocWt 230 :£. 1'/tl It., Calta Mala. Jhll. Opportun ... -4300 a.nae mt; vie. e BABYSl'l'NNG MY home lnE.~Sl.~ MCHELOR-UNFURN. '· NB.\ CorUla. OI' l..q\b. l't..NdCNIJUtr. eo-1• ~ _Nepll}.ne, Newport .Beac.b on \Va.Uace, co:ita Men. Newport Shorts 3220 Tr1iler.Jor rent from $100 3NBR,-~.l200st~.to :;:.mly ~ea., nr. ocean or ..,_ 2 ROOM otflce nur Oil~ DlsfrilHlllOlllp = calloo kltten w/ Reliable. 543-'l'!ll'l Call 642-1454 Nr. '"'!"'· ~"Q Ji G7J..ro;9 Hall. Carpets A drapes. -white nibbtt collar. Vk ea-Blbysltting, Ironing, 2 BR, w/w carpets, elee bit· --------lncl.util. ~1Eve. &: eekend REFINED Quiet re tired uUL inc. to«leO Pull I Part TlrM nyon Elem achl. CM. Sew1ng.2335EldenAve,CM ins. 331 Cblton Ave., N.B. 1 • 2 &. J BI>J\M. ,...,:-','~~c,,_-.,,.."--,--'"°· tady need totally Unf. 1 Bd i CX)JOO:RCIAL. 1 iDdilli.1 No sellint 5'8-2443 962-4830 Newport B•ach 4200 J'URN. &:: UNroRN. 3 BR Bullt·\nt, beamed cell-Rm apt in CM. No pttl:, dllct wttll Uvln1 qtn. t>lltr1butor to be QPO!nted ===--.,-~-.,,...-Brick, M1sonry, etc. !=========! H•ted Pools, ailld Care tngs, fireplace, 2 bat:M. 1 max 1$ Mo. Call 6f5..lll0 Cotta Me ... •2130 to ltl'Ytce retail OIWeta"' FOUND: Jamajca Inn, 6!i60 Corona del Mar 3250 WINTER rental, small 3 BR, Ceter, Adj. to Sboppina -block to beach. after f. BEAtmflTL omc. IP&C't in tati&hed by the qompany =-P· Call and Identity 1---------1 1---------1 :t BA, upstairs. Sundeck & No pets allowed ~Co. (114) 7'1'MU50 WANTED l BR u·•·-•-t, Glendale .._.. __ , Bl"•,, (Kodak product.) llntaatic BRlCJC, Omcrete. Catpentey FITZMORRIS REALTY co. car port,% blck to beach. 2700 Peterson w11. at H.,. ft.I.~ ........... fabul-·----•UlUU -..,._.,""' ... _ .... _,..., BLK. &-wht male cat with O.U.tom Cabinets. Small has 2 bdrm lUlf. HOUSE No pets, employed adults. ™''"' n.vi~•, .,... ; C.M .. Newpoct, Cbftma del OSM $45 MO, up, 8'15-!T93 """"''""'...-• &llver collar: In vicinity ol jobs OK Free Est.~ FOR RENT New Opts &. See Sat or SUn 120 A, 26th bar ··~Costa Mea&. boat doek, pool, dlx. 2 Br. 2 Mu or l.qlml. To S100 mo. To _,.,., drapes. Stove & l'Elfiig if St. (1) 686-"'553 Ba. S2'15 ~· 615-2805 Bkr Gar or carpm: neceuary, lndu1trlal Prop. 6080 ~.......,. must ll•ve cv, Kaiser School. C.M. 548-5336 Butln ... Service 6562 desired. Dbl gar Ca 11 MOBIL HOME, 2 Br, 2 Ba, NOY AOUndproof 2 Br . .2 Ba. 64UX>86 after 5 p.m, IN~ME --m• All ~r., and ~ CHil.D'S Tricycle, vie. Back 673-9010 ~........ b · 1 · Excellent, park • like tut· Acrosa from Coro's. 1665 y ......, ,.,...., r--... Investment aecured by in· Ba,y, Call I< id en t l f ~ I -""""~=~==~-I ~ living, u 1 t -1 n • • Irvine $185 to $200. 642--0'l39 OUNG Married couple with leased, Room tor more ventory. For details write 642-4371 Services "Yes'' Un!tmked :eu.tnesa men • do :rou need IOmeOhl! to do )'OW' Typq! Bookeepln&? a Secretarial Substitute? Dlal n4: 842-1341 or 847-0026. "YES" ts our BEACH HOUSE washer/dryeT, utilities in-~s ~~ a~et." reqW. ==='==='°==== well trained q seeks 2 Br. buildings. Reuonable. Box M-«;T Daily Pilot In-FOUND; Ke.,.·, QiiA On the beach at Big Corona. eluded, SJ'15, Adult collpies I,i~~ . .:":. .. ~e Tenanta N•wport Hgtt. 5210 apt or houae up to $140 mo. Owner 2'13: 941-lJP dude phone~ de!KTi>e ~ Fantastic view, lge. living only, no children. 6T3-853l ao.:•U1UU11u. -~-~~---Beach area SJ6..2628 --· alter 7 PM. l, 2 ~ 3 Bt>RM. APrS. CUSTOM studio ,j,1. Adulta ilOUBLi GARAGE OR M·l. ·' llenma S660 mo. INVESTOR WANTEO 640l :1~i1. ~o=~~~·~!~'.215· 6210 Oceanfront 3 Br. 2 ea. POOL. NO CHILDREN over 18. 3 Br. 21ii bath. LAJtGER WI'Iff A PT llll10comeOOO 'w'ill'" ~dt~.!~~ Your no,oo:> w1ll put a Joni _L_oo.,1 ______ _ NEW 3 Bdrm., 2 Ba., ,,,.t. 2nd St"'Y. !"" mo. Coll MARTINl9UE l"rple, pri patto, el« kit & AB0\11:, 1M2-<829 ' + R..;. area~~· -= ... ~~:: vie. N..,,.... Blvd. & l!th, middle n11me. 24 Hour aerv. ~~:6~ garage. l~~~!n:c ocl'ftn. Adults. GARDEN APTS. ~ rmCi!;°l. l250 ;to: B~ ~:i. ex~~~ Lota 6100 tn one )'Ml', it will~ earn-~~~ ~ tie,:rt:..nt)t>em: 1========= $12.5 Mo., yearly lease. 18th &: S1nta Ana, C.M. _An_drew __ ,_. --~---1 private home. 642-7495 lng you in exceu al $20,000 ing. Red collar. OC llceise 300 Services ottered BOOKKEEPING Fer Service stations. DIJly on prembet. ReuonabJ.e, CM uea. 1f1'1Ce Huntington B•ach 3400 _644--06.17=='-' .,.5'3-~2005"""=--7."' Call Mrs. Hendenon 646-5542 SEPARATE Baehelor apt, RETIRING Marine Setieant $6,500. l.q\ma Bea.di oce.n per ~ from now on. I No. 18495. Cou!d po&Sibly be WINI'ER. 3 Br . .2 Ba, patio, 1777 Santa Ana, Apt ll3, C.M. C:lrpel!. Utilities pd. $80. n~ 3 BR bmne, CM-FV· vk'w lot kli' retirttntnt, h&ve OYtt 100,000 CUBtomen butt. 646-4043 MS-1628 5 BR 2 story, carpets & % blk to heh. $160. NE\VLY DECORATED 546-llS):J HB lrea. sc..rrc ~ m.vemnent (I'~-~rd the :hi wa.lting to l:SM;;;:;W.;:,.;:.::..,bl;o..,.=c--,Otlh=-... -.-•• -1'c=,=,..=.=,.=,n===;65=f0=-I drapes, fenced, landscaped, 67'5--3827 I home. $1,tm. dn. *' mo. Ce er. t « one out, wtth .:>me tlzJ I: white. Flea e r I bit-in range &: oven. 2 BR.. w garage· hltns ·dis-E11t Bluff 5242 Rooms for Rent 5995 1714) 499-3844 ll after JO A.M. for de-collar. Vic. Springdale & A·l $250/mo. lmmed. IJO.'&ess. 1 BR. Yearly. Adulll!I, no pogal • water paid. --"--="'--'"-'"'l'TRJ=PLEX="""-,,1o"t-1'°8th,.--,.&I tails 171-0 527-72ffi Slater H.B. Reward, Carpentering. An7 me Job Village R. E. 9624471 studcnll!I or pets. 6'5-2930 2176-F Pliace!ltia Ave .• $U5 PRESTIGE Town Hornet GIRL. eingte or with 1 child. Wallace, C.M. Key lot $9950 Going Into Butlnin? 842-4664 Phone GMbl 8471745 l BEDROOM, 2 bath, ";/'"'EAR°"7"''30-.~,::-m.,.~"'B"'R-. -,,1,.,-,,...,=-e, I ::~B =~~:ve: • i:o F;f~e~se~r2 :% &~:is~~~ ~~~'!a, 2335 Elden Ave., No sub. Owner Box &42, ~en opportunity in beach GOLD 'Chann bracelet, REPAIRS * ALTERATIOOS children & pets olc. $:16. pl ~ dull 1135 M 2566-D "-"'~ Medallion all electric. POOL Sedona, Ariz.. area. Phillipa 66 Service vtclnlty Joeef's / Jamaica CABINEI'S Arq lize job Mo. 847-74&1 em oy.,.. a ' o., "''-'6e Ave .• $110 PVT. m~. Near be.th. Statlonl for leut, ll01 Inn. 3 ch a rms, "Kri&tln, 25 Yl'I· ~. 548-67ia yrly. No p.rage. 67J..7506 e 636-ruO e !;:'m&o.a.r. Ralt ltartl al befMon en91y. K.l/me. -..ootl Citrus Gf'OVM 6175 Bl.Yltde A: Matine Dr., KeWe, Kevin." Rewwd $50. Fount1in Valley 3410 Balboa 4300 Gracious Adult Living _.... ore AM &: &fl 3::JJ Newport Bttcbi 321 Main & 213: 7"-6948 Cement, Concrete '600 ________ 12 BR. 1\0 -w/w .,.,,,..., 83T-811 -Way, N.B. ii£EEllJNG rm, P"I -PRE.PAID °""',., Jltmt. llch; 1214 S. LOSTo 8"d<ua w/lnltla1' 1--_..;.--=--"-'1 2 BR. Townhouse, l% Ba. BACHELOR Apta $TO mo util fireplace, spiral st.aircue semi bath, no smoke ii: Bdltul A: Wllsb1ito, Salita RJL. O>otains av tat lo n CONCREI'E wade, PoOl dtcki Crpt ... ""'" Dbl gar. Pool pd. El Mar Mot•!. 310 E. and pool Coron• dal Mor 5250 drink. $60 Mo. -INTllEST ..... Ollloot1 c~ u' k -· Vic 18th St. CM. opectalllyl Pa .... -&: clubhouse. $160. 540-5201 Mo E A ~-~ Balboa Blvd. Balboa. H Uf pt. $65. tumlahed room btwn Timeilrmn.lnglhortlorthil '-Alwuer 00-7259 wort. 60-1797, 548-lSH W.:.::•:;;•l;,;m:.;.i:;;n.o•':.::•.:..r __ ..c36=12 "•:.;.73-9'm2:,..:,;;::,,,~~~~-14:5 E. lilth 642.3074 .. -Bay &: Beach. :KMi Dd st. year call 1¥1'N &.: llelect the n4: mruo 714: 1'14·100 FEMALE lawn colored box-B&tt, in concMe. Watb, -a.EAN eacl>el" Ap!L SHAJU> 2 B<. rn ea. "'•dlo, ~ N.s. GT.!-'lm ,..,;.,. to ...,.,.... ,... fAMllY BllUARDS "• • ,,.. ""'· "'"' ™"8y pool """"' noon. -· 2 BR. Duplex, bit-in stove, All util incl $75 up Uke new! t'rpta le dripe. Nr. Q.. ROOMS SIS wk. i up , Bach. Uon. Tl)' dWi 5 M:re navel between Fd1nger A F.dwards, 642.-&514 drapeii; &r.are garage. 315 E. Balboa Blvd. OCC & South O>est Plau. studto-t>ts $25 wk. \1). 2311 llV'JI ~ tato flJll pro. ~-u Ht. Be6ch. Reward. a..4816 .._,e'""=cu=sr"O"'M=-=P~ATI=os~a~I 817-2869 After 5 PM BALBOA 673-9945 tie. 54t..:l.225 ON TEN ACJ\F& Newport Blv., C.M. 54&-9755 6uctJon, Full prtoe s,14,9)): ""~ down Pllt& ~ 1n e&IY' L05I' 3 months sap. Clean concrete .awing A remowl l=========.:=========="=======4000=-1 & 2 BR. Furn le Unfum QUIET, sep. entey; $50 a re.-a ONJllliMe ••cu. oC :..::: =:tt!eU fluffy male cat, idd eyea. State Uc. e SU..1010 General 4000Gener•I 4000 GtMr1I Fii>ICI I Prl I Patiol I SfQ; w/kltch. $'10 Mo.; By P11me. tax shelttra, call: 1'. Rex L =' R lty' pluUc collar. 847-3117 Poot.. TemWJ • Gontnt'l Bk· mo. ~ Wffki.Y ~-W. SmtU with " SIAMESE Mtlle. Vie Hutlor Chlld Care 6610 Liit. 9 hole ?utV'Gtten. EMPLOYED man oft)y.* fit lckhoff & Anoe., Inc. · Mr f HJ Scbooi. <JlMa pet or::mbl:" ~ :: low 10 form four limplei words. IDINCAD I .11'11'1. ~CEEAr ·f _ll'll_ FOGAT IOYCAN . . 0ver1taon1 a1 ax1cton por1y1 "That guy l's EnU1lcaliy ln- dlned. He olwoy1 nata his axlctoll gloa • lhe-. ................... SCRAM-LETS ANSWEl IN CWSIFICATION 8000 • 900 See. Lane, OiM 144-W nke room; aem.1oPrint~ lSl8 W. Oapman Ave, "MR. MIRAQ.E .. , f:nUll:b1ae ~ DC.1Ia:I Lldy, tkmled. 0., !MacArthur nr. Coast HW)ll blth. $10 Wt. 548-8ll9 e•ea n...-e. Calli. avalla.ble, Itl the tre•t Ct.rll. My home. FUICICl-)'d. -I ..,.... ~ el h tur)' LADY'S wht Sold watc:ti. no $4-.50 day '45-6219 = i<A'i'UllJSrS: 'hr. a!. -. -2'<•·--~ ......... ~.,.: -· Vlclni'1 "' Gali! ... =CllllD=~ou..'"'=im"'°"•"' ... ~.~ ... NEW APTS lo..I! llouoe -Its. por1uo111. QI! m.q 6 i. Ftuk!ort. ff.B. -c 1too1 <""1m'edl FOR LEASE UNFURN 9'WllS • Alttr c;. Need I Tll Shelter I ·PM. LOST old ,..tcu., .,...... = H.B.•:.;._ a & 3 BR. Wmed/occupancy Guqt Homes 5991 Content• onty valuable to ==========.! 3 BR . .2 ba, Frplc, $215 mo. 20 Ae. e>rup G~. Prltne Investment Oppor. 6310 owner'. Reward'! 548-7449 -Contracton 6620 Or•nge C:0.1t Property PRIVATE OiMTful A aunny comer property_ in River-ACl'lVE Or ll t prarme ll't.----nalt 6405 • ROO ... ·~~s· • 332 l\1arguerite, CdM 673-8::60 room for aniiulatory lady side. Strong appreciation po. food ma.nuf-f r ~ ...., tu.'u1.1."""" Nioo '"''"'""Utt .. " -''"""· · ........, Sl2.000 Ac. """"""' 1n1urut1ona 0 41 'e-:-1-ro-'9_5_p_1_c_1A'"L.,.s-'-e L. T. Oloalnl<ll<n 1-BR., carp., drpJ. • stove; $140 Mo., elte. & w1ter ..... m.M> EVtl • -care. 5't8-4753 WW ';fx~ intetftt, I" ••--.• La•1•' ex-FOil SMLES ramu,, rooms. ldtcbeo er MIN. 11.onlalo 59" "!!! ' ~~OM-P~ ,_.. pr-tor all so l'llllo\YJ = :.:1: .";!....~,; -£.-• -P.O.._l .. 1'83~~ llol -.SJOUGl &AUGE .,._ er -~""'-~. o:,11n -s to 9 -..':' :.~ ~ Huntl""°" llHch 5"00 $20. MONTH Ac-w.-6315 ~ ~ :J Llt>mt<I~ NEWLY Oonstd. 2 br. tllll HANE funds to ln•eat. t>ANONG91'01 ~tlal "O>mmerdlll Imm $12S. '"" fin, lull, jO) North Newport Blvtl., NB 2.41 AC:IES .~In ml&.-·""" DANClllS -CORNIR MalJ1I • ~Free F.at adul1', ., ... eythln(l 1113 --lfltlfllall ~ ""-.. ~ "'"'-A .... o!I --... ... COlTA MESA ""lY PUd. fN:. ,eo. M &51. 14311" N. Main .. --• R. J. HUJnlAN •• • Adams, Mar. Apt A. GARAGE F<r Rent $15 mt» l'r*"'" ?.H -"""3111' SANT* ,.·~.:... • ,.._ Room Add. !(It. 8a!h - 1 ea. dP1%. ...., ..,,._ "'"" lJl4 s a....-. c.M. Good --CAu. MR. Money to Loan 6320 -r A~ * OR ~ • u M'llO Prhl. fl1cd )'d. pAtto. Gv. o:ntacl Mt. S-BLACK 540oll5l «~> .-> Y«Z --llom I to Addi-* · IWu>-Wizll Adllo. Sl3S Mo. 14:1-1612 . In~ rropom 6000 H"'1tap lfeol -.. $ 12,000 lJ) -poop. tlJlo -~ II. Gtnrldt. Lie; LAllGll l BR 'fl// -4 ·-· J... . 11 ACllES ""''llilonl -A-Is ,...i loll\' :Intl 'nl ... --M • -If ~'Ill blltt lo......_ $15. -SELL M"' -_. bid(. -So. 1--Jou. IA 1f. -DsD -, ,..,. • , .... ,_ Lot 1'111 • '1'111! 9IOl F.dlooo. 1liJd, w. --Mr llr. A<kJtol, ar, .._ .. IO ,i-,.._ nr -~ Cl!"'!! 6625 DON'T.rusr'111Rtor...,.. HB. Ul.m.t Cl trM. R M.J. ~,..._aO-.QlllS.. 91t1n1 recorded ••••Iii tltltt& lo fUnlloit ,.... bomo Bldr or lot la CM. -"7<111,.. -Owt •11 THE~ llEfta 811 • dial • &100' CAUft • l"tn. .... ,., ftnd ...... buys'ID to-1410 .... llcot'I -' ' Oualllell'a odke -·· 1or 1 doJ -I< ~·~ "•Miiied Mo, ""611•1 ~ -........ mil -r-. on ad ;o ..0 atOtltld THE C!UICKE1\ YOU CALL, ""'11, coll St.rltli(r ,.._ Dial -Id' RESUL tho d<d. dial I04l87I. 'IHE QUICKEi\ YOU SEIL lqhbw! SG4$20 ~ • ----------.... -----_.... --·----------------__ ..;_..:._ _______________ _; _________________ ..,;;. ___ _ l r • I" . -- Theres more than one way to make your own money! • tlulf for fun, you 111!91if fry tlie ttttle Clo-If. ,yeuNeH lilt 1upphed above. llut pl•••• don't try ta 111end the 111eney your make thl1 way. If yo• want fo try fe 1111ke the kind of money whleli II reafty 1pendable, try doln9 It thlc way, Piek UIJ yeur phone, cll1~642-5671 and tay, "I'd lllce hi plaee a Want Ad, pl1a1e,'' Wliat M of a Want Ad? H-about 1•11· hit 1•111a af tha11 alca. thln91 yau na lon9tE u1e7 Tliey may be gathering dust In your home, but someone else wants them and will put them to good u1e. :Your DAILY PILOT Want Ad can cost a1 little es $4.50. Think of your profit If you 101~ something worth much more than thatl Don't delay. Make that spendable money. A DAILY PILOT Want Ad will get it for you fast. , DIAL DIRECT-642-5618 Say ''Charge It,, FROM NORTH COUNTY PHONES DIAL 541-lm 1: DAILY PILOT · Want Ad _s Will . Work for YOU • • ,_ ' . ____ -7 __________ ------~---- I ~ _:_.."-...;...:....."------~---------...~~~~ ........ -----.----------------·----___ _..._ .. -------- • -~~·~~~~~~r·w---_..._ -~--· •~-~-~-~-·-·-·---~----•• """=--..--•. ·---·--.------~-__.,.·----··· • .-..----.---.. -.... _....,..__..._ . - TRlM cml;r • '*111, prim'I .. ,,.,., .. Do u ... the ra1n1 comt. OLD Jim * .0.- JNTEIU6i 6 Eln'DJOR ·-· Ill Do, llpoclaJ Lie ...... Ollld< - PAJNTD«l, .ft..l wart. .,: --·---- BUSBOYS J, C. ppnsy CC. "'"'"IOW D.M.V. CL1 ERK ;,'!; DISHWASHERS _.., ,.... .,,.~•11.. ,.,., "" •• · N .. ~ IMch OFFICER Sh.1114 "· •• ,ffl.114.M '" D ,,_.., k.\k .. ,i.,. f•r l•rt•t 0... ~·11), t .•$ p.m. Hu ~ lar '"J' Ct111ty •11+• l••l1nai1, • Jenltoriid PMldaa a...n.tM In our New-I •Y w•••· corn1t•ll:'t M•fHt. M9!11t•-C• &: a.Hers port Bladl brt.nch. Mini· Cell llllllll a..,......_..;.,.. BILL BARltY '"..i. -and loon~ PONTIAC l'Olt A Computer CXlllPU:l'I: ..... - -'h1odo -.. .. $11. Plailara ... •twlttlD t& 'tV OmR's, __ ...,...., ••• -J • 9 I I • .., ---· ''I>'", CM·--ta~. - Whlddyo W•ntt wi...wv. h!1 SPECIAL CLASSIFICATION l'OR NATURAL IORN SWAPl'IRS .RBIBI E. IH ISi I.~ Hl1hwoy N...,.nleach -·...--_ .. .n __ -~ .... -_... ... _,.II> -,..e·-· -· Should bo lamillar with lolN (lfl lealOd land. lnt-wlllbo- 2000 L ltt St., S.A. 541-2681 ed In our ma.lnofftoe. Aeaael---------1 call ...... --· tor appointment. (213J ltcrow Officer A Ge CAREER l'Ur--. ..,,.... -.. -.......... "*"' ..... ,.,. & mllcl. llQl1 -°""" 11.1 <OU , -a Gulltlill -· Spoctal llale Pl•ll•rlng, R•palr ... u J. (. PBlllY co. C.OMPUTlll lllUQD(.IH Die ... -I 11 ... -5 1111\11 -5 bucb Pal'1 P-• all -. 'LA YIOYSll llUt.ll -AO MUil IHCll>DI 1"r91 flt. Dr!~• a -c.dmlc 1!11' 24 falhioft , ....... Sa-• Lou uperl- ence ~-Pnter nae ,al• -=row uper, 'llOOllAMMINO a_ bod. -c)atr. 20W--..,.,..,..,._, ~ 1'lu ,..... t9 tr.... ~ ,_, ... -..... r.<IA .1.-s ~-All --1 ~ ... YOU" ,,_. llMI• ...._, ........ .,_ ef ..,,....,.. _., UmolnT El.mini It &.It ..,._ ..... ,.,.PHONE'°~2~~r .. ,.. Plumblne 6l90 -· mondlqt u not, :;'t -federal Savings CONTACT MRS. RAINIO Glendale Totol c_,i _,..hi 11booU _,,., th -. ctmputt<-r-,.. -t!M. I''°*'' .., A-.......... ,.....,.. --· --• ration i.. a lritht...,. .;:"*~·;.;IS$-~11;•~===1 lvrwC...-. Go\RAGl:-lalA .. IJ. PortCh!:o~~~~rl~l=~Mi!4me · 2 ';:~~~~~~ a.~~=:u:: -AICHlltCIUUl hv:~·:~Rtoon !Klxl.25 ft. 1.nd: doer from wa-ator,s • 2 lots 2 oftices 2 rep&lr, rooter 1erv. 531-1'581 tblr. No ~ 1'lflUlr-~ -401 North Brand 642-4000 terway, free .t clear. Trade Aiits • Will take TDs or tel ~ tralnlns. we "DRA' ffSMEtlr GIMl&le, calU. t S Hp law1111mo n1!ff1: COM,UTlll..t.01 (JOC>4 ,., .-nn.l Dill for equity in home, duplex, smaller J>l'Ol)tl't;y. Make alt.· S.Wlnt 6HO ' -An :Equal Opp. Dnplofer Unlml&I. career opportmtty unit• ek. 646-1'47 aft 7. "cul> not .... ...,,.. Cafl it Dr-· Al-tloo• ~~ :'itmu.r -II!, -Adv-UNION IANK DllAl'TINO bod. ••ll><r cllr ..,, ... 2~-bModorn --llm .....,.., tr1lnlrtg lncludet..... ~---at El!*' It. v1nc.d concepts In 1 2 BR. 2· BA booae, unique 4M-Di2 Profeakmal 6 rut It 10'& m.1t aar ~ts. buUdfmc '*"*''"· P~ CL.\$lRG> SALES need1 expeNnced private bee.ch .t.beated pool, 26' 'lWIN SCREW cabin Reuonahlt. ~ ISWIN Mr. S...1 eat ~ wHb rood , . NEW AaXX}NT bit-in kitchen. ~ Cruilttfarlatemodelpick-Alter-'lont 642..SMS e JONE'S e advanc.mentp:itentill. Im med late position INTERVIEWER $15,0XI equity, tnde for up.&: cani.per, .i.o 12' fiber-NMJ, aeon.la!, -20 yn. Gp. TJJ\E SIRVICE Prank L Hope avaJJ&IJle in our am. tr new oMce in NeWpon. land, TD'~~ ~ 512~ '°' pwr. TILi, C:...amlc · 6974 ':,;;:::: ud nqtilr<o I~ ~.!::,ay =·"= :'!:·!:.,°! ::"' U::-8="'~ drofllni ond lechnlcol au.a.~"=... d•len 1e moot tho now mruu -•uiu m requl~t• of today'• Twn i..., "' c•t JU.wn Owntr $5700.= = ~ Exiec. :Bir.ansml * Verne. h TUe Man* •Tire &rib If• Santa Ana 547-9411 with pleufn& pe:rwonallt)' La Veta, Oranrt. = :.=. ftlk to lake, Sur1n~ ~t4~~. tt. '?;."·jobwork~ -.:u~ = e ~-~ • brake av11 Di~ ~ 'ee ~ .~; CASHIE_R new-Ifft lobl. 0••••1 •iuza. oll a.ti AUTOMATION -°'"" -.,.._a.-"'°'"""°"' =• -• ·~ ~ ·~ *CIVIL DESIGNERS ~--ec1 -•., --a vi-"'· ~ ... 11~.-·.c,..~~Mi ~. patch. LH.k!nr ihower e~·"~-,"-M.--.-. .._ ... e~..,...,.,. L "-···or r es ·~ ·~· '" ~ -... ·---• ---.-D••fTSMIN • .. -u.. ~,-wl'" COUNTIR Gill ,......,_ f!V • ...,.,....,..., cany 2nd. Bkr. 547-6468 rePtif, MT~lSl!IT/llHl206 JllT """' ............. ~=•• ~J .,, li.ICTRONICS BIG c.rac. llllo. M ...... 36 weeks 1'zrnlhn, toola. 11 n • -·' ........... io,.. -Have Laguna Beach view · ;::::• Men up'd 1n IUbdlvllkln ~ plUI coomUl.slon, 9:30 AM to 6 P'4 lot near center of. town. Nf!Wtt 4 Br + &\ft ~. UphOilfery-6990 .. ~ A outmde work, Street cletf&n¥'1, ,.ad ~. pakl VI.ta• Mand., tl..u: l'ridl¥ Prap•NI you fer lolil ln1 lawn -· an-6 C""')IUlon Iota d mrul ZIU -n7,11Xl. indud., p1am. W""t + wri< obop. San Gobriel CZTI<OSl!I'I Olltam UJ>hoi· •~~=--Dnlnlnc ,i.. ........... ttaa. alr.....S omc., all Call m<llU> Ext. 20ll 4 Br. heme m ())sta Mem.. Valley. TN.de far .... 00. stet')' ~ ~ ._..,-. Blvd., Malt know~ Co. Ilg. OllqlM.)' beneftta. ~ b' TEACHER Wanta blbylitter Cemmuntc1tlent I.MM, H.& w• tu .-.. PCCLl_I,. 1111.s.t.aum-•- ...... " -........ liqUO< .. m... -'100~ ............ """' c.>f, ... Mr. --_..,.... to ' .... old chlld. - sttn. 49l-!M5 boe.fJ • ad!o'L &e-1« 1831 ASSIMILY I. L, l'Ntron & Auoc. l2NIE UZZAROO 7:30 to 3:30, Ute bottaekeep-Free & deer leaeci medi- cal Wa:. ~.cm. Want im- proved Commen::l.al or In- cbatrlal. Roy J, Ward Co. lndutt ...., -.. -.., tt-. !Ill llmmd 11. ex -M·2Zonem:rBld&,Lot170 xl70' 8601 llll.ni, HB for M.J. Bldg or lot ht CM. Inc. S4lO mo. Don't bother ten- ants! ~ Si9-C922, 5t8- """ HAVE 3 BR houlie, R,J lot \Balboa Blvd. commercial: equH;y S]m,<XKl; trade for wa~t tune, Balboa- N.....,.. Agt. "1.1: - w;rt" 19 to 3)' travel tnl.JJ-. er, twin beds. Must be '62 or newer. Ha\/'e '62 Lincoln, 4 dr, 1urq. &ll pwr, xlnt oond."'"""" ;r * * PHONE: ..._M1ot•a...•-·• .... 0..... View-Nr ...... pier. Newport Bl .... C.M. lilclro-Mochonlul ... -St., N.B. C!!~.............. .... Rd""""'' ....,.. ... !n:1~;-. = :: JOIS a EMPLOYMENT =:-IDUlt-=~·;: :iv:~= =~~~ ~= :!otesa:en ~!~. = Dm Job Wan'9d, Lecly 7020 ~andtn:~n~ ~ ~ ~~ p:~ 5.\T-7510 ~~~~at'I Banlt ACADIMY Of YOUNG woman d.n. ...cr'k tinn:f'ectr1Cll wirlnc cl boQn. mu9 M1del Start 2J80 HutJor 81\ld CM. COMPU1'U DCHH0&.09T 96 Ar:. rec. 11X1t nr. Idyll· u Poodle sroom•· a.ta nwhint conaoll. Clll .<T14) lmmriately. AJlll.y 2100 w. LOln hcrttary Equal Clppbr Employer , •1vl1l•11 ef ~llancee ''" wild, river, trout pords, Men ara. Exp'd. Re. 8'2-68158 for ~ent et ~ NB. musEKE'EPER u......, ea ....... c.. lS ru. n. W~ camper pa.di; on b9Py. v.i. 56-8:> man remme to WEn' MOD L Secntar7 to beld loe.a ott_. .._.meed Wte 417, N..,. ,..,. l"lifrlasator. WW.. 3 ,_. 1\lc ..,. It. Trodo "" loc:al PACK 114AClllNE <XlRP. * Ii * -· Dlctafloa ....,__ --~· ; -· at $1.00 Ill tt. StG-161'5 DANISH lady, lloulekeeper, 8IM W. 16'h a., Npt. Bcti. & Ll•e . tn~~. open. .,..... ._. old. ...._.. a.d. La. mw. -'--~-----! ""'1n, '"'"'""""' 'ROTOTYPI MEN 1<r ...... and --· .. ~. -~· ,... 11211 or wtU--- 100 acres near aim. I.de, * 49MMT * '!'tip,,.._ Mmt hive own tnee. UV&IN mature blbylftter p • • • • • • • • I or: mmpm:llllle ••lit. clear. WANT cie.t or near CARPET Cleu!Jna:, wtndaw1. CAREER tooll. Oxi.tact Riek 6: lit• ballpc-. CM area b' I ~•••• "" "'' fr•• 111. ~-- dew liou&e-, Units or QJm-floor' 1trlppln1 • waxed, o-onu-NITYI 1811:2 Placentia, C.M'. OCN'J'ACT mother worttnc Vtty 0 d d fer111•tl•11 1111 OCP 11 ·.u.:iri-':i.i:::-::;:,.:-w-=.e=-::::;,-;lll;:=,. m'L C1i1 Art GkMnettt __ ,._ washed. 531411' rr MK. MASCHMEYE3 hnl. Rm. I: bd + $25wtt. But I 0 COMPUTll·A81 I celd>o. 9WI wlthtlt ...,.. •-J'-'-....... _ .__._... -· DltAF'JIH8 ----a.. loa •~ Bia. 673-74JJ 6'f3.918T . "'"-.r• ...... ~ ..... "_ 642--3345 I 0 CO"PUTllt I ranty. -..-. llt ....., 3·-B-R-1-,_-,-ba,-M_on_ti_cdlo_I Dom11tlc Help 7035 .... ..-.Mulull Fwxl oalto e IXPElllENCED I MARINERS SHAMPOO Glr~ll< w/up. 1 PROHAMMIH• 1 -A ... QI. S IC No experience neceaary. BOAT CARPENTERS Savings and Lan ExclusJ.ve N.B. S&loo-Part 1 D AUTOMATION I USED Ad.m.lral rtfrtpratar, =-~~~~t~! DOME T We tnJn • full or part tlme 642...000 or tun time. Call 10 to 4, M ILiCTllOHICS 12 w'. '50. ror 3 or 4 BR hc::e'M, mr, Mutwl fund AdvllOl'I, tea ~~~ Mea h.cutJve Secretiry thna F. M4-lt84 or ~2151 1 N•-·• · •• •• • · • A1• •• 1 5tl).M l'Ds, or! Ownr/Aat 5t6«5l.Kl Inc. .. ~·--. Mtpztne ~ needl LlV·lN blAqs'. 1 ctUd no pet&. 1 ..,..~, ... ••• • "'"' • ••• 1 (2) Gu *"-'50 ..c$. * * HELP !I»< II. ID Wlllcllll MMm ilEU' wanted: Joel< Jo, toe ,;..s rilht -... DUy job prt rm. loa, oal 1 City · • • • • • • • • · • • • • • •'' I """"'" -llO, 1- ..,, I.A. 12!2 K. Bl'Oldwa1 8mr. Part • at full . ~,. aldUt. Mu.t ,:in eelf starter cperi ~t Sta ... ·••••••?IP • • • •• ·.. tlwl l :rr ~ ..._ SCT-13!1 ·n.xtM. boun. Must ... 11 • • I • • I I • • • - 547-9471 ~.·to~~ G31 Ma-.,c& It.. Jt I. Carpet CIHnlng 6625 Gener1I Services 6682 Jn oh! ht l <»ut Hwy· -.,lut • -af WANTED BAR MAID wport H k ~ --~ -·"'B"'PWS·""1ll> ·•Call..,_• school ol ~·.tr: Maintenance Min s:=t, 11i:e:= ';; ~~ p>d l"'in~ EXPER!lllCED dental Llvetnorliveout Fullttme Bead! So. of F.dina:er. '.,.,..,. o.wn 'WI ....... · ·rot nice bar ~nt HAULING, Yanl cloop, odd QI !o. -.,., LA !lOU Good -benelli.. man 1320 to mrt. !i3Mlt2 oial/or -ex-aUlolalt/...,.t1cy. 2$ "' 4' business An~-II.JO jobe ete. FREE pr A attic (213) 1!183.(M!' (213) 62>-173! caJl fDr ~t uk for "Sbrtie" Plri .. Salll')' open. New· )Tl of qe. "4-092Z • dnup for salvap.ble iterm. 5«M5C&O, at. 30 . . 11Gf1:.V..Forkltervlewcall BABYSl'ITER·for2.Da)'I. 131; Dover Dr-. N.L , AMERICANprlmlthw; "°7, G I 66IO -::'-.lm,_ . .,,548--5325=-=...,,=:-: _,i;:: ~ i... J-h Moflnln , . ~ ... ~..;...;.:~ -,.,,._,,,, .... !BOii ~· -""!' 11¥1· 646-0ID Q!;t 501trad~ ::-N= •...;•;;,r_do_n_ng<-----:---e 1 DAY llerV"ict. Home & Georri B)'bnd Acency An eq-1 ~,1 f 56-99e6. Mr. Phelps for 1 RE~ ~· m-eM..-Beach. ~ ,-!OIU"'.~ -··l6thS.•,--sn-41111 -~'*~· •nt. . ' ~ ·-I --~ ..... ~-o1 u;;;;i:-=:;:-.::-:-~;;;: ANTHONY'S apt. c1,on1ng, Crpts, ....,,, .,.,,.. ·~. ----'--'-=F-=-=''l ~~~ ~--~ ~~·· v·-~ •--A Eur d n Service windows, pallltin1. 6tt-t520. OUntlellve-lnl.Oleerful •BO'T ... -~~ ... nclt1, Women 7*:i ~m~Aflt. Job• 'Men. Wom. 7500 tbeloctJernploytl'9. ;;,.· A"""~tarr1 '-"-'---=--:--WALL to wall carpet clean- ing &: expert upbolatery cleenln&. 6'6-3780 &. 1948 Sterun, !or brlghtne1S! Penn'1le!I~ Elper!epced. e ~ ~ · · ....,_ ApptV ART DIRECTOll Morvn ....,._ 2 4 2I SCAPING H1ullng 6730 Fu Eaot .._,.. MU10! e EXP CAlll'!NIUtS ~ THI GOWN StlOP GnwMa -Medi co· LlFEl'IME llft, ""'"""""· N...,.,.. Bl,.., CM. MO MAINTENANCE--~-----HolpW•nlld,Mon7200 •mERS ,nawport . 2741:1ot~OIM ---... ,,. ~.-=·:.*~ .... mt~=* Exphortlculturat. CLEAN LoU, ..,.... ... '"· -......... _._ _ P"'"onnel . P'OOD·A~ai-orcldor, ---,_ __ OlllcoatlOle ..... f>p. ·-.... $41.7313 O>mpletcaeanup.R<u. Troe ttmoval. dumo. lk!p E rl Id 01• .,...,...........,..,....,_ ... all-ol•_. · ~·•-====~======! Japanese Garde11er backhoe, .fill, Ir ad e . ;:u TI:.. J Mlrf C house ope~lJ!t ... ~ 218 dePl,rtmenL M~Jplw 1na: 1ehocL 113 Dtl Mar, -1 Cl:lmpleteY&rdServtce .1 _,~=_,"-,,-,,===c::-~ o:.::: 8Q9Rcy , ·Bwhart!!113i.Dl:fubttlt. how to do the~ 5'8-2&'59 hwlftfMlchlMI 1120 J Exp.,.,,,. .. 1. Landocaping. LITE Hau•lng-Trlmmlng LOT · MAii FIB. E·R·G· L.ASS , . • · . :-wsr eE A'l'rR:Acrrv!;. -·..-... -.... * CLASS OR 1917 -w-......,.. a .. n-u1> ~1332 _ 546-0124 Truh, Gara., a''"""' Medico! DM1lon "'-lor ..,,., Mr. MGa. -hand -· PRIVATE * Included .....,., -.... Name It-Reuonable 49&-2271, bet 2 Ir 5 pm cmly paste.up, proof~. Pll· ' ~tk. aulo sis ... J apanese Gardening BIG JOHN 642-4030 EKCEl..J..Dfl' WORKING Immed open1i1p Jor at>er-M!DICAL SO: •...•. , , J500 EARN YOURsll.F tng, .. Hnc o.& boob Ind P1Mo, AClXll'dion. Gut* buttm 1das. tllind bcl-.. Profe~~Maln~-'LITE;:;;i""M:;:-':';':::-';,O:bl:;:u:;cllng;:;::, o:>NDITIOO'S! p.. FinJ1ber1 A A111!m-lbntlDSCNo~) A MEM.Y OIRJSTMAS mingsystema,havewonm.; Fran Martin 56M3S tcte1 attclea. No ·U. .sc:ap ' p. Yard • gs.rqe elem up. TOP SAL.ARY.! blen. Al'IJb' BROWNLINE MUil know med.bl ta1DiD-1eWrW uduatve BEAUTY ~ ol cemera dept, CGPER. prof J.ady-,.._ tachntmbl ....a.4. 111'• e JAPANE.9E GARDENING * SG.3490 * Contact: Mel Ouland. Dtv, Tl1dalre Jndultriel. zoo C1kV + IDOd ""*'8'· 00UNSELDR eift9. U bt-be at>1e to work out~ te«:her. Iriterettkll method. Ot.1b • ._... M.14 zno.. Se"'ice Ooanup, Land.,. .. -:;::*;;LITE;;;;;<HA;rnULIN;n;;;;G:.*-MARlj)UIS ~Bml,Redondo-Mm GllU.11!.1 ...... l3l!O ,.....,.. ., •..,,.,."'pt. .. oodadb<fttothom.Muot Nr: So. c-t Pina. G ..... tw ...... Call ing. 531-1034 &ft '7 p.m. Cleanup.Freeert. OTORS 2U/ T7'U31l {W'l .. ""4.rat.et) ~ .time fuiikn bul1n-. call be famWar wttb headliner, 5'()..mT 1 .,""""'=='======I . MOWING, -v>calawn. *54&-'849* M lftOJLElt"MAN . N :"• !1Wl95 or 96>-1910 croft ..... lllM --. I -"'-;;;OltG=AN;:;-:or=°'PlANM.1:;;0.-" I FREE TO· YOU Gen'I clellJq). Hauling. I========::=:: I 900 So. Cout HtahWIY Xln e Experienced Xerox ttieoopier. Must have * LE8SCNS * Odd Job6. * ~ Hou1eclt1nln9 6735 11.,quna Beach 4M-1S03 ~ r~e. 1 P97· UI Dover Dr., N.I. WAITRESS llnawkidp ot ~t fT5..Q07 a.EAN-Up, tree •crv, MASCOLA$ 6424170 549°2743 SURF & SllU.OIN and be able to-· di-MllS'I' J'lod --... rototil, gnulJng, ..,rinlden, JACK'S lukp'r . "' ""-• WANTED lllSTAUllANT 5930 Pod!. Cout H..,.. '""and"""""'· M""' havo -"I AND TllADI mala ...... ,,.id, a1-. la haul'g spray 616-6848 crpt clean'g. Wmdon, ete. Hlab ldlool bay in ''Bel.di. See~ Broce at Newport Stach port1oUo ud ttf~. -.Alm Plrt;Jroeolar.S ,_. wns, . C.ornp hse el.eM.'1. MS-'DU North Area." Jbltlnctmi 1615 E. lTth.. Suita· Ana PiA'crICAL Nu r 1e 1 H. C. Vin Ausdeln Inc. Furniture IOOO poodl•. MMl& 2tl0 Gardenino Service _._,.,,. ~-o•ft-m tx •~ "" ~ ~ -... Bff..ch, bmow-kwnl~ ... "'-A~ -n.&Y~ boutelqieper for elderly DBA PD<RiYSAVER ._._ ., ...... Experienced. Free Estimate Ironing 6755 Met • week. <N-.r Warner $t:iO Sift' mmth _, ltut. No 'LJd •C woman: no ltftinr; 'live--tn , JM5 Newport Blvd. WAIM1J' Buffet ..rver *50; S:JO lfllT Call 847~ ---"------1: D:lwardJ) CAIL &fT.fH) experMnce DfiCeUU)', write r .... _ Newport Bcfi... Call bet. 8 Con Mem dlMtte Id ii!O; maple tier AI>0R.ABLE dirt t.rtWI EXPER. Gardener Comm. 6: IRONING IN MY HOME ' M ~ Q\Mllftcationt, wqbt and Aaency for Career""'~ PM ~ T &r.Ullll1 table $15; Lp Oolonlal )'OWll male eat• .,_, aj. Res. Free est Fall apec; $1..25 lie!' hour after l :30 P. • ' belaht to P. 0 . :Box 145, '10 (but H N B el. for it,ppt. chair $t0; S cp cbtte Mt ftcdonatt. '°"'5n. - $16. mo. 645-1497 att 5 PM 56-6239 anytime~. O.ta Meea, CaUt. 9"J82T w_ wy., ' • CLERK·'l 1pt1t, (dee NEW SHOP $15; mci• room dMdtr H1mllton, Apt >., 0:iett SALESMAN D!SHW'~ By appoint. 646-3939 macl>lnel, Ollna, knowled(e e 3 BEAU11CIANS I'! . ...,._ ~-••~• LAWN RENOVATING IRONING $1 hr. Babywlttl~ WANTED e ~ e at PBX helpful. 20 or ovtr, e 1 :MANAGER BEAUT k>unp c:t..ir Ill ~ "'" _ .. Fro~t" J; = :-.= ='."'~: ':.,"":"'~.i;:<;;:;,=: :ti;": ~ Help Wonted 7400 :!°'~~ling Sac'<;:'! ~..!.1:: 11\~ ~;...4j;~'7..:.! o.:;."'";....."':!!1""'.;...,':: cut & """ Lawn ,..., Apply in ........... "" llll!O PadL <lout -· w-SllAllP BAR MAIDS ' GO -Bl.... ---pink .......... -::... ~::.. °:°: Maintenance. Licensed Janltorlal 6790 Tum. Grant's .a.,,lu.. l~ NEWPORT BEACH e ACCOUNTS e GO DANCERS. TOp waa:es. ae.dl.. M7-91M aft 11 AM. $100 (COit '250), Mlac it..u. 5 or 5t1-an dt* 5 ,lOJSl 548--48M/64.s.--2310 aft 4 Newport Blvd., C.M. * ASSIMBL'.Y-* llCllVAlll A 'AYA.ILl $3.50-$3.50 to start. Call for JC8 0penqs at a... Meaa -...... J J LOVABU!: >'I· bit Ill - UNI OOST MAINTil'lANCE 1::n. ':t i!"~:i: c:ou..EXiE student, perman. CARPINTllllS M•kff•it1111. A1t.111•ftff ... =';em,~ ~ Golf .t Country Oub, mutt Qual1tJ' Ktna-Siat ii( ..._ bncl. nm..'1 ~ 1 f MOW-EDGE-SPRAY P'rt: time durtrc ~ ,., .. ,. •• e11ly, fer 1.,.., Or-ar ' . , he over 21.. Phcme Mr bnllttful quDtiad ma~ bame -.nd. lof9I ¥dt. FERTtt.IZE 962-7349 tndust. IJc. MS-283.1 ~time .unmer .t.t Chevnm 1 )'l'l.r e~ 'ltfl <2~•11ty ., .. •:•l•n~lp. </GOU.. FRIDAY, ptture. Panona 9 AM to U PM -'•t foundatkm. lilt.in m._H'dt., 4 p.m. '""" ' &iropeen Land9Cftptt Celumbl1 Y1chta M111t .. ••p•rl•Rce •. I ••Y a~ve ~ o.tb' 540-T3XI .,... .,..,. 'Ille flnest at Rtuonabl.e L1nd1c1plng 6110 Statian. on. 1*cb tn t.auria. 215 MeCormJc.k AV~ .• C.M. w•tk. C•11111•11Y ~.,.,fttl ••" Awlf 8af Center TV m J(.. frame, Nevtr =:'" NO ad. ltiOmt ... """ .... l Prlce 4S6-3383 EvenJna GARDEN ARTS No -.. or .... holr; R11l lll1t1 ll-rch BILL BARRY N ....... Bl .... C.M. rULL TIME BOO W ..... l2$0. • .................... '"·I Plan .. _ must be u . Salary A comm. ,...,_ ""-• Jr. or "· 1 ... 61 un.~ T ._ __ ,_ KED'ltR-IMO ~~· DUJ. maipie ·btd mMll• .t m •a 1t1Jt I Plamln< bofon -• with ..,_, -,_, ·~· PONTIAC ~-= -·••or NJI. ""' tu-2llOI. ~·I 1"11· 145-INdlo -$30. KllliiM --4 Gonoril Servi-6682 * &G-715! * NUllSERYMAN • ....,.. --• -bavo '"'' I -,.. -· Mf<.lS.12 :J:'o -. 115. !lot -• • t PROFESS. Window, walls a Xlnt OIW' w/ hed'g di.'. •Oft ctr. Mr. tktl1.... 2000 I. ltt St., S.A. = t ~erenca. M0-1008 HAIR st;fi11t Mnttd. to 'fcdr Jtefrts $40. Ill mlilcl. D = .. c.:: ~ tlr. clean.In&: bu1inea1 , P1perh1n9ln9 ee11nt nunny chlln. J\epb" M4* 641·26e! in 8wklatnc &bop. DUltl. OK. Aw., CJt WIT res.Id., • comtruction Painting 6l50 Dall, Pilot Box M-aoG. Ml!fi wui*li .G -.;: a.m. 1 t,... PART time Ml• i.d)o", evD tOTDt <X>N1'1NPOft.lJY wa i 8- 9 1 rm -., 4 ? ,T.;"7;;;:''-i;=:;:'lru.:::; I ~~ " -to trip. Apply 1.a prnon onb' ... _-.......__. ~ rvrr~ • ..,..,..._ Crystal Window Oeaninl PAINTING, Ext, interior Lie. BU!BOYS Needed. Jfya.tt ;;_' ~ s In. •1 Peod Checker ftobtrt Hall Oothn 1eoi n\Y O:lok-, brolltr.,.. nit.. dcdll9 bad,_ __ ......... .-.... l>r .. ...... Eottmal" ....ml !no. 17 yrs up. """ eot. C.U.. llllop, 1'4 ... u. dq. HnW., :rJ.1o vJ: I C.Clctoll Woll-N--" Jllvd C.M Sm. Din hot. l Bar. O!M. ..,. 6 ... -$11. CK. -lMT CHARGE m ....,._ .. u. O<S-6125 ........ °'""'" -...,, NT-Al'T'LY Ill PEl\SON ·~ ,· Cblld No drinker. Tel ~T121 -I -1-==~~~:;,;;~=::d-_:;;;:;;;;:;~====~==;:==:~~:==== I Au 'I' 0 IODW«CI, ex-Af'TER. s P .!'-"o..r., prt rm. • beth. TV. BEAUTY ~ratorw wtth o1JP£ti w. m. .,.1 ss, ,,.. tl4. ,... • r ••. ~s TAR GA ... EK1<¥.t..1 -· w1u. ... ...... KARAM s 111 Do>""' p.,. job. pd -· -· -· 2 Pl --ndJolac -.,,. A.'~f A\ >:! ./U "" Han ~ ol -. tm SOI aoth Strffl •oc, re!'1.1:ioo. mo. >«Mm m-Ml uk"" Don. """'· ...-cond. llO riid iiiiii -- 1-'=:::::-"r---llfaATl.!OU.AN --· O....M IHh iiliiiiii'-RN .. LVN. . --11<JQwlt., -I ...... •If · Al :,:., M r-o.J11 ,...., °""' M '""·" m v. -Newport c •-•·· in -LAGUNA .... ncl•, Mon .. Lb\iiif -liilidl; W IO-lm • Wll ~_.,., V AttoNl/111,. rfi• !lei,,. ..,-od. za~!Q) l'RY Ooeb nttded1 nUd _.,,..,. ...... -., 7550 and t11111e sr•· wttll lS. To dtv.lcp meuoge for Friday, S.1"27 lhtft A ~ tblft, pe.rt MOTEL Makk tar MW !IO BEA.Of NURSIN'Q HOME. Womet1 *11."°J::· .... Sill .aa. J'JQZ efte 11"1 flt.._ ¢, t_.,,.1 NO<!wmll"''-'1Inotc-'41-11 -onlal>l..U,..ttQill" ..,,.moltl,_in°""' CIO GI-, Laf, llch. . -----... ,!:!,"; ""'=""· o1,.,..Zodloc-...... -· l'4 a. -<lrMc• -lllvt -Oct. 21111, ltl1L Time lfald. °*" AllOUS llMl'LOYMINT cunQtOl-116 a.-a. -.-~ i~ 'lJ't: :Jll'!~ C£iWfUp JiAll lW W!di llliorv'...,. ~bo Hold 't = ~ ~Wk~ 1\-Lib Toc:b '"'I* oll lllot .-... :., ":: .:::.-' .... -• .,r;;;.. i.a,.. a11. 1 -.... lllll --Oct. . • At>fl1"" ,.. 6 -Call -l'ilnll ... -... .. $IJ2 • can -. -a ex. ~ ~ 340.. =~ MMa ~ I Pf" for 1if!t. wttt)c Ill~~.~ t.1-. ftd S'9no '~n •"" '' ••• MO mo f tifAH'. CDooa a.1 lhlf. :~ =~·· 1~ i\1ii 'l1IM eedlr, .... .._ I • .. • a;t~---V(ANTFZJ. JW .. _!'Y~ TJllW '''''"'''"''' tll5mo "YC7 iood rlUlw .... '1.!1.:11'aA: ....... 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Good con-.o.tomaHc, fOtll9, rubber lmpomd Autoe 9600 lmpo"ed Autoo ;oQu 1 Autoe W•"'"" t 700 MG 11UUUPH Old World Med iterranean Spanuh FurniJure R-'-' uncell•llon of $22,000.00 Spainlah •nd Medlterr•nHn Furn1ture Al ..... ,., q..llty .... ....... A Dlcetwt•'I ..._ H ... h 0. Di.e-r Items as follow" Gorgeoua 8 fl Cll$lom qullted sofa with separate loose pillows with heavy oak trim decor and matching chair, 3 matching oak occasional tables, (2) 58" tall decorator Lamps, hanging chain swag lamps in wroo~ht Iron, •n 8-piece king size muter bedroo~ swte in p~an panened Mediterranean style with top quality 15 yr. warranty king she mattress • box springs. Spanish decor dining .. ~ etc. ,,......,.. .. .....,,1uue ::1o:~~tfl~----· ~698.00 Any Piece Can Be Purchlsed Individually Terms Av•llable -Newcomen to C•llfornl• Credit App<0vod lmmedl•tely At Harbor. Blvd. Furniture 1844 Newport Blvd. Costa M9?«1 (only) 1.-y aipt 'tfl t -WM.. S.. &: s.. .. 'ti 6 ' MEDmRRANEAN SPANISH :J.urn.iluN :J.ie6la-Of,,' New Showroom Samples Wiii Sall Any Pl-lndlvklv•lly 8' Carved arm divan, lg matching chair with beautiful fabrics; 5 pc beJtagon dark oak diJ>o ing 1et with black or avocado framed c:blks & vinyl cll!blons; 5 pc bedroom set, ~ Mr & Mrs dresser with lg framed mirror, 2 li commodes & matching headboard. ONLY $429.95 1$895 Value) or TERMS •• low 1s $3 W•k No down -UN our store ch•ri:re plan Approved Furniture (No Foney f ront -BUT Quellty Veluoa lnaldel 2159 H•rbor Blvd., Cott• Mose 541-9660 Open 9.9 Dolly-Sund•y 11..S 12 YHrt Slime location -••me owners \_~~) dl-$1Z5. ~ « LI $190. 61)f'J'lO C ~ • • MiOO ==~""'";;;..,"""'--MG NI EST ...... s r-v-,.., .. -·r.e 1llftD I< ~-Now .,..,. IN ORANGE COUNTY 6 ,.. top -P&lll lor 11' INBOARD LAUNOI • $SGll. 6IUll2 or 61&.(Q! alt '911 TRllJKPll ml ca<V. .. ~. ~n •·•~ .,,, -~ ~--..U 2 pm SalH , Se rvice, Pa..._ . -..,._-... _. -........ _. • ..:.c.:.:•:::_• ------I i-9 l1lmlrc red wttb Wade -67 t 190 $900 or trade? 494-D!I 1956 DODGE "-T ~. Complete new-MG taveotory mt. .h llL.c:omklrt. Ii J• , • • -•'" See the riew Au.HD America , ===z · 9010 ~~-Goo. -o. H m.p.r.""" lo drl.., -"""""'" WAimZ> ~ -Now! ....... aw. °'-Oo!lllU.. llOURLY R!l<'tAUi -G-=.F_onl_Ecooo1tne~---!11115 TOP I Bun;R Fun~~~ ~ 1 cy1e 1::':e $» ELMORE BlLl;:~ :JcrrA 21' OOLUMBIA °'""""'" In =J=======95::1::.0 M0roRS H. s..oh. Ph. M7..,., !deal aUp. """'-cont!. -'-""Pl~----.;..;..'-' TOYOTA Uoocl Coro f9CIO .$3600. &K-cm2 SM.am '62 INTER.NA110NAL seout.. stOO W. Cout H¥tf. Pb. B&l-3320 Four J(bffl drive • travel ~•wporl Be.llC!b Sf0.1'16' 15300 Bead! Blvd., Wstnwtr Nll D A CAR? top, new tire1 $995 ca.ab will Authorhed MG Dealer 1.964 TRlUMPH SPfi11 IRE CAN'T .8E l'JNANCEDf CHANCE ol a ~ti.me! Own accept tnde. 6'2..Q297 Red, and lharp. $iU9. e Banknlpt"T ·~! a twin de:llel, 30' OlN '57 MCA needs enclne KC>SrA KUS'l'CN KARS •Bad Qoedltf e Dl 1' a-a:tt, lood condition. 9520 ~.I cfMlt have time. 19111HlrtiorBlvd,a:.taM'Na •J4JlltarJ •N• 1111 .An&T = 18,500, 0 WO or I"-='"'-'-----;$65=.;:;..,....,,====== --------~~ ~Or0'.15 Power CrulMrt 9020 OPEL VOLKSWAGEN 1Qls..1U111 •-speoc1 Ski Boob 9030 <2 b1ocb N. ol SeonJ NICEST CARS NICEST CARS Sama Ana l'b ......,. 1!"1 OIRYS. st-22' Twin IN ORANGE COUNTY IN O~NGE COUNTY WE Vo I 't' o-ln-Outa aheolut!ly '9! OPEL L.S. SPORT F>Er '68 VW Sport Station Wagon PAY CASH Pttf. many accesa. lea BAO< OOUPE.. Sparklin& Squattback, aparldlng llky FOR than bl..lt new boat Srice lk>' blue with oo1y 2,«XI mil-blue with contrastin& black T ransportation C•rs $3, 150. Ar-. 213: 436-aJ r--· Our Own~---~· es. Save a buncne ot doUan lnterlor. Save a IVOlQ> ol We ........ 1 '-'-'u_, .. 17' ST'EVmS Keith blade, 58 ... ,_ 0-11 •• too -on ... ,_ one. Show-Sth Ann.Iv---c-.-..i .. .. H -• ~--•-398 · ,m u.wi oot. nca&1J new ~J ..,._ --J °"' ... ,. e .. ......._., .. 1"'= aa in, to be called med! On1y room fresh. On1y 'lbe Caaummil;yl «iO hp, 85 to 90 mph. $2345 ..-c.s-.m4lM?·12'8 ELMORE ELMORE ~.~:;':~~ Boot Sllp Mooring 91136 -- 1965 FORD ~ T P U MOTORS MCYI'ORS WANT wp for 35' Sall. Shift. G 1 TOYOTA TOYOTA SUitable f o r llwaboard. Automatic reet or Ph. ~ •-~ t All o..&. ~A"' camper, good r ubber. Ph. 894-3320 ~ •~eaaurea 0 .....,a, ,,.,.., 1·-9-~ m·~ .. , W-·-"0 UlCK '· •• ~, A'· Via Oporto, N.B. p h , BARGAIN! $750. 673-6020 15300 Be-ad! Blvd., Wstmnstr ~ DC'Olt.:11 ~ • .,, .. ..,"' 1» B &oil ~'1=· u BUICK 536-6185 ALASKAN Camper, %. ton, V<LKSWAGEN 1966 Black eco:i. Pow~1 1tee r i1!!,: l600 '62 Ford, auto, r& h. Xlnt PORSCHE Exterior with BI a e k brakes. Ri:u t en1. _.... Alrcr•ft 9 100 cond. U950. owner ~7416 LeatheretteUphal1tery _c_Mh.'-_673"'8tl __ 1 ____ 1 1130 Ml1cell1neo111 8600 Miacell1neou1 Mualc•I Inst. 1125 P l•n'Ot I. Oru••• 1::.::===;___..;;.;.;c. PU! ,......u 1n ""' Place ==;;_ ___ ;_;,;c; PORSCHE 911S Sunroof -......., -'63 WILDCAT °""'"'bl• UPRIGITT Plano, will -Clean Out Sale 111 * AUCTIOH * H-r mvd D-1 'lbealH PARDO ENTERPRISES Dune Bu119iH 9525 ""''" • -... ""'""' -Full pwr, """' .... '" !300 for stereo IOUDd aystem A: 3700 McFadden, s .A. MOONEY SAI.E.S REP. 2 to chooee from outward opening rear ...W take&. 673--0193 TV ot wha~ you! Stdnway Grand, Artlst Mod· Thursd•y & Frid ay SWAP MEET FIJGHT TRAINING ~UN; ~. ·.::irn.« ~ $6995. * 100 miles dowl-camber compensator '55 BWck ~. auto., ALTO Sax-Martin.-..,.-,-.,,..-el; Wurlitur Baby Grand Oct. 17 & 11 ~~nty546-~ magarlnf? feature article!; J & M MOTORS. ~~s~ R & H, ~ tires; rood ditton, used. m. or belt of. ~~ 5:!~~~~ 7:30 P.M. Every Sat.&: Stm. street legit: all extru. new tires -many otbtt ex--°"...,,."'---'.;"""'°$125-'-._"2-00_'--'s-1 fer. 213-0)-0T42 or 546-0!0 -~"Y ~ 531:J:77l atr1· Mobile Homes P200 Muat see to awreclate! GardenG.niveBl.vd.atBeach tru: _ MUSI'-SELL Price -----~-"'--I COM'.PLEl'E Ludwi&: dnmi ano $345~~-~ From BankrupO::les, Model 'S? ClHEVY WB&Un. Ne'tlf Flba'gla.u body, all lsther 11) 892-«61 or ~2'284 ·$1,.fi) CALL AFTER 4 P.M. CADILLAC et$39S; u.......... Home•, REpwaeawloo& • double box string & mat-~ x 45 ft. Double Wide inter., caqietl. 6"42·6974 '64 PORSCHE, Deluxe C M.3--4070 ---------1 Rt. ;200. 546-l37C Tt>e9e and ~ mott at · · · Spanish 6. Coo temporary -'lreu. Drop 1n.f table. Roadllner set Up in adult Dies. Co u P e . Mi n t ea n d • 0•.,="'vw'=-s~ta-tton-~W~agon.--1 1967 Cadillac de Ville I========= WARD'S llALDWnll sruDIO many Bedroom sell, Dining Wardrobe t:n.J1*. Pall' doors. park. Ready to move ln. MEYERS MANX BUGGY Bl.a\11)1.dd amJbn. Pvt pty. owner, excellent condition, O:inverttie,. white w/T'f!d I· 1130 um Newport, C.M., Mi-8484 room ar!ll dUna oihineta, Shelvin&:. Mac t t ems, Includes refrir;erated air Fully Equip(. $1.JXt 497.1374 AM/FM radio. Coco mata. lnt., full~ a: .u-, AM/FM Open &mday aftemoorui buffets, ~es, ball eon-5t8-Ml1 eon diti011in&". diabwuher • 548-TI49 • 'f,(I PORSCHE. ~. Olerry ~. stereo radio, tilt tele str • PIAUft S·Alf • I" Lay Away '°'"· '""""" '°""'""'· In UPHOiliEIUNG -fl\!.,,.. 2 '""""•Pin•. carport, patio -»w. ,,.,,. X1nt. Aoc<u. i.o;s VOLKSWAG»<. good -. low mU ..... N .. .,., Pianos &. Org•ns llU YOUR cmt.ISrMAS PIANO Spanish &: Cmtemporary. pc. (European en.flamen) awninp , •klrtin&:, new Imported Autos 9600 galore! $2100. Belt offer • condition. $1250. ~6. condition thru-oot. Ke~ Bk ALL SPINETS, OR ORGAN NOW Rockers, ~bests ol drawen, Free ~ del pickup 215 carpet, lined drapes. Serl.al 544-6300 15812 Bluebird Lane, Hun-$5(15, buR. PRICE 5f1!r). CONSOLES •ndrGRAND While choice ts eJ«:E"llent ~ lighll,, ~· col· Main mi "B~y" ~. No. 5-6713. Full price $8500. e Spot Cub fer Imporbi '64 PORSCHE, red, chrome ttngton Beacb BAYSIDE MOTORS Slashed for WAWCHS MUSIC CITY fee tables, 1V a, ~· ' Call Dual Wide Salea of We pay more fer MY imi:: wheels. AM&: FM. $3100. or '9J VW. SUnroof. Irnmae. UXI W. Cout ffi&hway 3400 S. BRISTOL, C.M. dinette sets ln Spanish, Misc. W11ntecf 1610 • Olapman Mobile I nc . !;'"~~of ~ei::-~ i:<re best offer. 83J..2266 New w/w's, major tune-up, Newport Beach * &tG-!m; Immediate Sale! 540-nm :me & maplecl ::::: E D 531-85TI. you sell E L M 0 R E •59 POR60fE 1600 s. Black Rt!dio/2 spm, other ex-Over l!> _ "l968" Reconditioned Grand Piano9 s, V&C\IUJll e ' w A N T e Skyline '69 $6999 MOTORS, 153IXI Beach BlYd. int. N~ pdnt A tires. tras! Lo mi. U495. 8-17--6703 Prevloualy owned that look and aound like 1---------1 mattresses, vibn.ting Iounee New 20x44, 2 bdrm., center $100). 8474«16 '67 vw, dk bliJe w/black m.-* ...... -"11--* Televlslon 8205 ehalra, bar 1toola, refrlgera-M Westminster. 89f..3322. ...._,...._. oow! Save now on this tab-1---------1 tors t washers dry WE need quality (Do junk Jdtchen, Palm Sprina1 an-ter. Many extnu. $1750. AU colon, models, full ulOUI new aelectlon of tine "°'T & ~~ORE! ' en please) • Fumiture, color or, fully fmnisbed incl'g. all ALFA ROMEO RENAULT • 546-7347 • pwr, air candltlonln1. Gnuida ... all with aur fam· Kut INSPEC.TION EVERYDAY TV's, stettos, ~ ldtch. applia.nce1, q>ll., drps, I------------------1 ·ss VW Oimpl restoced. Xlnt Save ~ to Sl.500! ous warranty. Select now or Buy tools & office equipment'.: 20% dn., cash, trade ar eqUi-'58 Ren1ult. $35 body. R/H, nu brlal, clu~h. ALLEN tmn New Color TV wi11111y•s AUCTION TOP CASH IN 30 Mmutn ty. 177 mo. O.A.C. '67 Alf.A 673-0443 """''""' 1700/oltor. "'"""" ClhbmobJl>.Cadillae Stetnw•y, Knabe, nmu 531.1212 * 893-«65 Rick Baldino'• •67 vw. Xlnt eond. 1150 So. o..t Hiway Mii-I. Hamlin, $9 PER MQ, Moblle Wor ld ""° sm.. Hanltop """""· Laguna-"" 491-lr&I Chlck•ri"9, Kimball, RENTAL CAN APPLY TO ,.,..., Nowport Bl"'-• WAlfTED • 19432 Beach m., H.B. 962-1377 5 opd. -·FM..,_ SUNBEAM ,.!'·~ • .:!; ~ .66 CAD roNV, all block, ·~-r I. u-ny PllRCHASE Behind Tony'a Bad&-Mat'la. 436 S. Harbor BL, SA 5.31..mtl er. Extra nice. _. ta d k Xlnt d. - 1 "-nw 1965 SUNBEAM Roadster, 4 1967 VW, good condition. .. ,ereo pe ee · con othen! ORDER BY PHONE Coata Mesa * 646-8686 furnlturw-AppUanas '00 KIT 1067 with 18' ex· $3099 apd. Must aac! S950. Pri pr-$1550. Contact Mr. Jackson $4,COI. Gt-9354, Mr. Wood. Newporter TV 1.,,,.0PEN""""'"D'"AJL""Y'"9""1o'"<"""[ Color TV.,_pl•nn pando. 2 Br. 1% Ba. 8xU ty. car •vall at 112~ Sap 642.-2410 between 9 & s 1965 CADAU.IC r .... -... de • No Payment I' ETC """' 8 8 porch. -~ Til J anuary Westtng5"°""4a.aHs•""'11 · c.M. • uQumAnON • C•sh In 1i2 Hour . ettns, r:::;· Cl'Pt~1 lhruout, ~ =~Bal,~.,~,,~ all Oa.Y ·:..vw old~~t~s. ~~ ~ ~':' ~d. Prl e Bank Terms Shag area rugs 8x10% &: M. drpl, skirting & Indsc:pd. ~ •-9 AM to 9 PM 7 Daya 2 Rattan swivel chrs. w· 541-4531 Adult pe.rk:, Hnt Bch. Full ft 642-4283 After 5 PM •Free Delivery RENT TV $lO pedestal"'''· ltatlan mon· * WANTED * price ~7,000. C a ll .. ~ o TOYOTA ""~1vw""'-,,.,,.,.;..;;; . .c..ch_"_'"-.,.-CAMARO e Trade-ins "'--d-" nequin. Full length rrurror. Good Used & Antique tum. , O'nC:"=""=',.=-"""=;:-,,---,,-' ,s ---------Top ~~2399. $700.' en. ---------1 No Deposlt • ~ n:., .... very CJ.otblng radm The "I" 1: "'--NICEST CARS Two Loc•tlont Option to buy. '7'12-9110 Catcher, 2400 W. est Hwy Hiway Used Fumiture, 7401 35' lOT trlr. Furn; awnlng, Q. ~" NICEST CARS To Serve You: 21.. ADMIRAL Color TV. Npt. 642--1.325 Westm.lnster, Westminster paUo turn. $1500 quick aale. .. J IN ORANGE COUNTY '67 vw. Xlnt cond. 16,tm IN ORANGE COUNTY e 893-'3683 e 2912 W · Cit Hwy NB Sp. 21 ' 'li6 TOY OT A SPORT SEDAN. miles. RaIDo. Custom in-'67 Camaro -Sunburst &old COAST MUSIC x:' c:.".....:; Fedoral KNITTED FABRICS PETS •nd LIVESTOCK 50X10 Mobil -·· alum. , .. ,,.,:0H1~,_..IO,I,,•'•'•'•' 90 h.p ..... 30 mile,,., ~ tmor. """"" "' 6 p.m. ~th""'• .~ ~ '"'v·.~ awnings, cptd., dips., re-" • Ion economy. Room for u11: '£5 vw BUS w•. u oma...., ..... ,,., , 1839 Newport Blvd., CM -----·----1 Pets, G•n•r•I 1100 _frir., bltns. 5'S-1Zl.2; M0-1144 l===CO=ST=A=M=IS=A'== entire family. Thia is the Good condition power steerlna", ~ with 646 0271 Hi°FI & Stereo 1210 ""FOR SALE winner ..,_., talldng · .,, ,~ ......_ ""'1tlvey beautil\11. " Remnant•. ump!,. & Mill SCRAM LETS ' DATSUN • .,__ ~-I 1 MOTOR HOMES 9215 about. Choic-e ot four. Frmn 1~ vw w~·"· earn-. OW, 114 S. El Camino Rea ONE ONL YI eods Sat. Only 8 a.m. to 2 • ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; sin> ""~ ""''1''........ ,..,,.. S•n Clemente TILOOR MODEL STER.EX> p.m. 929 Baker, C.o1t& Mesa. ELMORE Xlnt cond. Many extra. 492-4642 """'1arlY ............ ""9.!E Cre•live Arts ANSWERS '69 '!"69'69 DNEWATS,.,UN.,. '69 11450 Call 54&-7870 1 -~=o~===..--Now m\ly •••••••••••• $119.95 Hive You To Sell? MOTORS ~ V~~~G!7"-wv. OVER STOCKED No Money Down· SlO. month Bring them 1o Candid -PeftC'e' -~ -Look ! ! ! '-"UfllU ~ 200 FIRESTONE STORES The HonayBH'a Croym -00 ... ,,..,.a TOYOTA • ""'°"'°' • -* ......,. * Mllre B•g•telle av-at cocktail ,,.,.. 50 000 mt' DUlr Ph. 89l.J320 '65 VW 00.tor, croom b': :"That gu:y is m~eally m. r • • 15JOO Beach Blvd ., Wstmnstr color, good condition! STEREO -1969 Universal 3-ni Newport Blvd., NB dined. He ai rects his $1100. * 644-2389 "'"• .we """""' niod.1. rn.9440 na. p.m.> """ $186.86 Down 1969 LIKE NEW! Balance $83.00 2 MAGS $40 ANOoooktail.'' gJast ON the PI-TOYOTA 1967 VOLKSWAGEN, exc New "-Uled ~ all makes & or small pymnts. Credit CHEVY HEADERS $3> , cond, U,000 mile1, private mod•!•. Fam°"' n • m' llep<. 53S-7'tll For 283 or 327 DOG Problems fu-rected. $53.86 for 36 mo, SEE AND DRIVE """"· 11575· """"° bnmd1 muat 6e IOl.d at huge USED Sear's S l l v er tan e Plus Bell Mqnum Barking, refusing to come, TODAY I 57 VW. SUNROOF. di9counta by reliable~ porU.ble stereo, 4 speakers. Cruh Melmet. s.z 7 l/8. fence jumping, ch as Ing . OAC + Tax 6 Lie. Good cond. ~. Pianos & Organs $7195 ELMORE MOTORS TOYOTA Ph. 89<.J320 1SD1 Beach mw .. Watmnstr '67 CAMARO Cmv. 327: auto., pwr. rteer. 10,000 Miles. $1950. Pri•. ~ 675-1004 ews to make room 1or Ciristm.as $30. Call 546-l268 Call 54S-J690 a.ft 6 Pvt traintt, John, 49'J..1491 BArwick ~ Imports "eQJl LflDU• 897-2464 weekdays aft .C stock. Last ehance for low· ========::.l;G'"°E,,-''iA'::ro;?'::wuh~=''-::'=1;::;ed WANT Tu board large dog:1:======== 998 So. Coast Hwy., L.B. NICEST CARS est prices! Rent or bey 00 Sportinn Goods 8500 · · u · er, ven temPoNrllY. WW pay $10 491-9773 SC'i-0634 VOLVO easiest terms. • space healer, coppertone ood li"IS-2973 ~~~~~~~~~ S --~.=.::_.:_ ___ I IN ORANGE COUNTY Open: Mon&: Fri 'til 9 p.m. WINCHESI"ER, Mod. 94-30-matched 17 eu. tt. refiig. and mo&: 'Provide f • BlcyclM 9225 :;: IMPORT -'62 OfEV. IMPALA SUPER CHEVROLET SUnday ]2...5 XI Ithaca, 12 ga.. full choke freezer; wheel dWr, walk· c.ts 8820 Girla Schwinn 3 Speed GLAS TOYOTA·YOLYO 1969 SPT. S.llve!' metallic blue Gould Music Comp•ny p.nnp plus 2'1. all for Sl50. er: artist's studio euel ele-Bike. 3 Year• old. $25. 1966 Harbor, C.M. ~9300 VOLVO wlt.h OOfltra.sting interior. a>45 N. Main, S.A. 547-Wll G\Jn cabinet, $35. Call after gant rococo mlITOr. 642-8119 BLUE Point Siamese, me.le,1==~·=-='='26=·== '00 -$995 GERMAN sports NICEST CARS l.Daded with extra.I. Ahl!> OUR 58th YEAR s. 642-3196 PR A CTI CA L41f. Y new pa:pen. also Burmese kit-1; ear. Ovhd earn, .C 1pd, xlnt IN ORANGE COUNTY SEE AND DRIVE 1utety Immaculate. H ..... OND S PINET Encyclopedia. Britannica, ten. 64&-4698 or 642-3460 Motorcycl.. 9300 &Jt:mlt642.J952/67J.<X3llevt .• -. TOY~A PICK UP. Tht TODAY $1005 ~ SAl.E Miscell1neou1 8600 great books! $350. or re-""" v~ BIG SAVINGS ON '68s ELMORE molnder at cootroci, 115.10 Dog1 1125 SACRIFICE $425 KARMANN GHIA hard 10 ftnd 90 b.p. 30 mil" ~i~ · · · · · · · · · · · · · ·· .. · ~· Christmas Gifts? l-""'°""""'thly'-"'.~612-:.=,:::"':::'~~-3 ADORABLE P 0 d 1 e s '67 s.iaik:I, 250 o:. X-6 Scram----------per gallon '::1-tl-Abaol~~ "111111 LtJDU• MOTORS ..................... .,.,..,.,, For tho6e friends and rela· e VACUUMS e . · 0 . bler. Excellent condition. 611 SACRIFICE 1968 Kannan C'Ofl(.'Otll'le • ttlll. r.1-1!11 ................ $1095. ttv-"' hard to ..i .......... TRY Apricot. white Ir. silver. Kin .. Pl Newport Heighbl Ghia. 1•~. Llto body-~. C.e.n't f1nd another. Only... TOYOTA Balctwin HorsesOOe, 6 mos old, <.G ............. $10 up. Repe.irs & parts. Must aell! A lteal! AKC. &1fi.40.12 • . -.w .. .,... $1315 Ph. 894-3320 Save! ···•· ............. $600. a gl;tR~SURES OF Reaaonable. Coest Vacuum 1"°67J...:,-02383~===PUPS=;;-;-AK"'C '64 TRIUMPH Bonne Ex· ~~te VW moto rs . ELMORE IMPORTS 15300 Reach Blvd., Wstmnatr Oiied Granis, ~.Spin. ALI BABA 33.l E. 17th, C.M., 642-1560 e ro:..:.:>°,o.~ ..a:. ce!Jent eondlt:iol\. 19.C~ Ghl 100 TOYOTA-YOLYO '67 IMPALA, .C dr, nu wa ets. & Studil).. Steinway, Sob· LO\VRY 2 -manual ~ ,......, w .... ....., '56 K1rm1n • $ MOTORS "... 1996 Hamor, C.M. &4&8303 tires. R Ir. H. low mi., "111! mer, Weber, Fischer & Bald· 3419 Via Oporto, N.B. $700. Kenmore la& nrce 2 Sa.crl6oe! Call ~ Meyer Pl., C.M. alt 5 exC1!(1t Call 548-W4 aft 6 pm. TOYOTA l800 S ~ Sport •~ Prlv nd ~ ~'"' incl ~~.... ' ' -=:=,: l-PUPim&l,~~-~··"".;,.7.°""7-:-cc:-z VI <:>al. ('O ., one QWnf!I', $1800. win. vva• ... ....., . ~IUAJ' ovens, griddle, intra-red i. DOBERMAN PUPPIES. ui.._,-. party, me cwmer, $.1150 67l-57fl °""'"ond &,-._ 1l am~,., pm, Clooed Mon. broil<r SlS. MA"'1o top oolo FORS.I• Hroda Super 90 MERCEDES BENZ Ph. 89l.J320 lOAM =_::;=,,-~---ay ..,.., mmod -.:. AKC Mu.st Sell! r:-...... U __ .. ...z 15Dl Beach Blvd., Wltmnstr firm. &42-m7 to 9 PM 1965 OIEV Super -. ~ u to .C:Xl co e .....,. 494--785.9 •""" .... ~i:..a ~"e ent (.vuultion. Best w· Mr Kramer ........,., 'HA'Ml\IOND SWIMMING POOL KIRBY vacuum de&ne'!' I: I ==~=~--....,,-,,-1 ler. 104 B Oelrllrook Ave., Bill MAXEY ' Auto. tu.I.I pD'Wtr, air. 321 in C'ORONA on. MAR 1S :fl Pool, Fiiter, Surt'see attachment.a. Ba.Janee $55-12 WIRE Hair JIUPP)I· Female. C.M. O>ntad Mr. SimPtOn engine. WholMlle blue book 2854 E. Cout H""'Y 67J..89l) Skimmer, Ma.int~ Kit. or f7.B6 per mo. cndit All shots, '57 TRIUMPH Bonn. Must "1=r=-1"'0!...,,,..,,IO.,,, .. l= .. 1A'="'l l Antiques, Cl1nlc:s 9615 plug noo. ~1759 Bl HAMMOND FREE Ground Pad. Dept. 535-7289 ==548-3723===alt=S=pm'=.="'I Sell! Sacrlfloe nnt $850. Y T '48 MG TC, British radng '56 OiEV. Van; ~t. q . Organ w I Lett4ie ~ $l 49.88 POOL TABLES, Tennis Tbls, 1830 takes xlnt cond. uk tor E••'f t. At tch ,, 6 •rfl1ld Cfftn, right hand drive, Gd. tl.l"H:, cleM. Alk f'!iO. wtoal, 25 pedala. Good cmd. SECARD POOL Poker Thie, Exe r e 1 s Ing .;.H;;•;;.r-=-::-:::--:-'.:--·l,;°':O::u~cl<~G73-01~~93~--,-,,.,..,, •11d •••ch mit eond. n~. 494-83611 In service murt sell 5:11-8'1"8 Would like IOOK'Ont' 10 take 323 S. ~00, Orup Equip. at discount price1. HonH for Chrl1tm11 HONDA 160 s er am b I er , 11881 Be1ch Blvd. ·Bli O!EVY n, 2 dr. hrd. top, over P81)'TTW!nts of $63.m per '!'!~~""""'""'""'""~I Call Wallace. SJ8..-0311 1". • Thoro • Appy • Horsell bend to l'lS. Chmplete dirt, Huntington BHch 1•_·.,_•.::,•_W=•.::.nlad=--''.:.7.;;00: I R/H. S1450. or bst after mm. BalanCt' $1500. 6617'91 HEAD competition down ACO)RJ)tAN " hand prrn.. 43 Head • fnln'l U75. 20286 Must sell ! $115. M54713 '66 MERCEDES Dem 23Q9L Ph. 947.9555 WJ: PAY • • • 54.'>-6857 -67l.&12 hiU. Marlcer Rotomat Bin-ting preu WI~ &: Laguna Ce.eyon, Lagtma KAR. Da.vkl spfier 1954 K t /blade tn-J Ml. North of '•clflc c.... CASH '63 rnEVY n Nm-a Wlgtlft, Hammond Spinet argan ding. 2IS cm, $50. Le i>l'll4>" lurnlture. f7S ea or make lked:I. model. $3)). ar belt otter ~ ~ e 57 aew tire.I --'".:,"'~· :.,'"o-7''cc""''='~'"'=--· _ Riff. S6'95 • w/percuabt, reverb 6 1)elJr Elite pro boots, size 9, offer ~ll! eve. c.tJSTOM west:ent saddle. :ru 28th St. Newport Bch. '11 TOYOTA I "',-.,="'.,.._:::::C~'--~ repeat. Save $225. $45. G'r.>-3647 BR.CM'N Kroehler 9' Chd Best otter. OtJ1 lln,Ytime Auto •,-·Ice $4390. ~ SE '60 OtEV. Convm. Good U9ed 1Plnet piano, $395. CULnmED MRl'b&e pullman, nS35. Red naugahyde chair 837.9612 _,.I. Pe_._ llfUINt. '85 MERCED~ J20 b' ued cvs A truc1ai just condition. ~ WJ.U cive Info SOOODT-PHlLLlPS CO. GE .. W1lllher 41 dryer, rt!tl 0. Royal ~ter $30. , •• ~ Cmv. Red w/white top. HEADQUARTERS call u llr tree estfm1te. about cu. 615-3480 mt N. Main O "1t11 type la.,, mowor, au '"''l·""'":..,1597::::;_ _____ TRANSPORTATION 2 MAGS ••• :.i:,1~;': mt. $49$. ELMORE GRQJH CHEVRO'n '16 lmpato Sedoo, PS/PB, Santa Ana than 1 yr Gld. 548-0959 e GOOD lJtsED CARPET· .-.v U:I $Utr;. l :J& MariMn, ING SAORIFl Boob I. Y•chta 9000 CH EVY HEADERS $20 64 M.B. :m s. low ml. ... tor Sain .._ N"'l'<ri -· -LESTER IPlnet piano 4: COMBmATION g .Utt YAfil>• ..... ~CE! 75c PER =;;;;:;;;;:;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;; for 283 ar l2T AM/FM radio, auto, lttir, ism Bea~ BMS., Wstnmltr 11211 Beadl Bl, -AM/FM rodlo • . ~ • Pl •-11 ..... -"""'" .... """' sm>.1--'"'"'-"'==-"==--a .. ~ -l$T OHEVY. -Uil ""1ch.,,..,.. llnitll. gd oond. hi ..... $250 Scuba FIREWOOD REDUCED Ut -.,,.,.num -.-oond. M,.. "'' n-. nso or bl!llt ol!f"r. 540-&Kl. pe r«VK • · • nier.lpytua and o-.m HdrMt, me 7 3/1. 96:J.."*2 '66 TOYOTA ia t-mJ. ...., dJvtnc bD1t SlZi. 96'H700 Or a n I e . 6 3 7 -6 .II 4 3 . for Quldc S.&el Call S6.1890 aft e pn I~~~====== I Sta.Um waaon, .ea bbl ext...1--.w=E,.:P;A:,=.;Y:;CA~S~H~-ll6U11;J EW..DWlN IPnet. aimost WllITE wool coat double DEl.JVERED. 16' Jetfries. 4 C)'tinder Gra.y . MGB with matcldna blue: tnl MUil • ~ IMPALA Xlnt cond ..... Drolled. oaatt1co IW .._ltd. belted back. Like SCHWINN Continental Bii<~ ~ ~t .•. -•..•... · <;::' Aut o Too!1 I. Equip 9410 __ _.;;;;_;_ ___ I ,.. to .......... , l Seip., FOR YOUR CAR thruouL m c:ond. Soa1tlt:o! (-IUDI) • .,.._ -Sile 1L "'-""""'6 10 -· $35. H•althwaya -··• ---'67 MGB Brit!8h ...... rm. w/OD, db-, p... _. -BLUE CHIP ,..__ Call day• -a..11 Orpo, BE.\unrot, mue • Gttm bit beU• n<w 16 . .......,. 26' Ooent Otbbl °'"-" 1 Set DOUGLAS .. _,Ult Wire wh1a. Xlnl oond. M\111 dow. !SS C:.i> de!•, lW ol4-AUTO SALES ·!2 OORVADt Monu A·l -• « mUt otter U" :c 12 c11:riiet A pd. lJk4! S'roVE $15 2 whtitl trail tr • " " • ' • • " • • • • • " • " • ' smo, head.en tor Qwy V seN $2150. 968-Ql er ear. P)'mnta: ' $39.00 mo. 21 f5 H~ 81.vd. oond. thruout. S a e r l t I c , MM1't or •'1585 aewt m. 5t8-6CS5 sas. 'S6 Statiol! w·-111u.. WESr CXlAST YAOtTS • Call MMl.34 • C94.f7T3 or 546-063' SGS. ~734C rn _.__ 54M890 --· ·-N""'°" """"' !WW. MG · Coot• M... ~~-;;:;:;,,_.,,.,,_=I I ~ .. GRAND .-'"""""" llUGlDAIRE eltotric dryer, 3333 W. Col.It u1..--.. Tr1U1r, Travel 9425 TOYDrA 642.9700 '63 OWV -t Dr. Sedan, V-8. ~ o:otiUQn coiOr' l%'ft1'I m.. 4 Kil.HS & cer.unk mo&da. ....... .., LANDCR.UlSER. Power a~g. or!itnaJ • _ * 145-139 . • m.ucs • Bnt otter Wees au. 134 Newpart &.ch * oo-nu 1961 14' TRAVEL Tralle-r, 196'7 RED MCB, wire wbeela:. t.966 Hdto. Good tor rncJUI" rrs WONDE'.RJVL tbt man;, owner. Reas! 6f2-M34 D1A.L dbd tG«JI, a.rt SCU> Howe. N'ice sttw~ A Vlrgtnl.a Pl. CM. &O--a8ll 11' Bolton. Whaler. 1986. !.."?'..!•A~ ? H:mts. f100: twllo. Law mUMae. fD.1t12 tainl, d • • 9'1' t. Drlvfl ID buys 1n •PPlianoe1 )W find 'SS CHEV. 283 ; auto., new J l ..t., tie i* a.c.: ... ~ item'a. 1~7 1>114' PllOl Wam ..S.11 105 Quya1er qine. $2885 _....,. .. ttr "" 1HE QUJaa:R YOU CA1J.. IChool fJI tbe bffch, T15A tn tht Ow.I.tied Ada. 0-.il i-inl and tlrM. $200. &G-4233 -~~ ll1o -llNI .. ,,,.,... ..... CM. At..,. i Go-<loO Mesa -· -1 QIAllGE m THE Quteta:R YOO ~ C&lltontl•, HA ..... nu _111em __ ... _, __ ~--' ~":::':::"..:5..:PM:.:::._+-- -..... -...z.---------· 0 - • • ,, ,, ,, s " - • . ~ ,, • • . '· I. . • " r d ,. '· b I. r . ' ' t ' -..... -------------·--........ --·---·......-..... -------.-...... ---------....... --...... ----~~-~---.... ---------~----_...--~-~----------- ' .. ). . . TRANSPORTATION r TRANS ...... c.... . ~9900 CflEVROl:JT • PONT!Ae ·ltAMILll • 'M OlE'/Y '-la. oxco1· '61 rotm.a ,.-·11o. •uto "' 'roRJ> ralr'-. • i!r. ROY CARVEi . . eal\d. ~ mnoe.•. ,,..,., .....,., tot:"\JitC!>lld, whit• w1. All power • x1n1_ con-·"ON"" ac · w-~ ar. !!Ill • .lb:. &"AB, a!r'eand. Make0if8'. OYal, •tefto, pwr str, ~ 4ftiotl. 11015-5t6-16'15 r '"" Sharp! •. $t5o.f284 aft I m-a . -~es, Im -thb·-25,IXIC).lm _ . -...,._ s. a.tit U:... _ ' l _au:y:y a.t··AJr; • <)'!. 4 lli11 . ...,_, et .. 8 '~~ •.•MERCURY , 116 4444" =-· ·• ·T-llRD -' er. pwr -RJR C.U l3«l0, ·uldh& 13100. !W0-1'6! 54H'1l6 · _ • '. ,.,. -• . • · '6'1 ~y <hica<. 1'1111 ~ Ooiial>"o -'°" BIJllGUNDY T-low l ... cmlv -~. PB • E . ~· "''~"'' -In. = ..... J!Olll • -llld hill• ... .;.,.u, cuid, ...... · • · • '·-~ 1 ' DODG . ~ .tt-i'a. XlnJ · .1s.ooo mi. Y· • l'ffa. 'int)' 524-TT65, ~ ~ cond. like l'le'lf, • • 1 • , eo;.tm ~ -~9§§:\..de,ya. 61 PCX"i'l'lAC. Newly rebullt 529-41Hf • ~ -.... 5f9.Cllm --' 168 Dodge Ch1rger t ;. .. ~y I gd eng.' Ma~ 'tlfh!eta::---:xtra uin'T eiFw R/H Air -con-t7 '63 rMP';LA. 4 d:r, a.irlcond tmmac, dlr, V-8, automaHc, cood. $215. ~ ~· day Chrome. M~st Sell .$fiOO .or ditioner. Good ~. $S50. I 32,IXX> nu, RIH, ;cleap, $1155 radio~• heater, .Joaded! ~-weel<-ends and alter 6 Oil Best otter. Go-Kart with 642--1180' r 645-1418 , •. 4 646-S'740, alter 5,30 pm • -"'"! -":"'-.,.__.. k da · Mac.8 eng $200. 50-1165 . -, , · " ~ ...,, ..... .....,. ... "'""iu1 wee ys. • . '63 T~itd Air, fl.di ~· I 66 "'!EY· SS,.lll<:L ur;,PWt. ~ ... y. blac< ·""""'' '61 MONTE(t.EY 2 -n"•'MBLER xtnt cbq,t • Make 'OU!r. ! bnll(e1 Ii: steer., ~·'Id. ~tber to(l. S285 Cash dell, ba'rdtop ·JIO'ftr air ex.eel -~ 962-3886 • • . fuu. 11650. 53&-'191n Eveo. · "'""' paymont" 494·'173 "" cmd 1495 ...:1543' · · --·· * 'SS T llRD' ·* I' · , •M>-063! • . ' NICEST CARS • "CHRYSLER · .· . . · IN ORANGE ·coUNTY Best otter!' ..,_S> ~~__,·-~-FALCON . MUSTANG '61 Jj.AMBLER ' oa. STA· TORONADO-' M9'VIN0, Eut!. MU!t sell! · • \,o' a'lON WAQON~ ·~·<1-ittle · .!961 -"1m!or N.., v.-. .'61 FAi..coN, • cyl, .... • NIC.ST CARS . r.u.rw tt\J•-tolitimtu-.,._--~--..,--'-! """" ...... $550. ~ "'"'· l>XJ, mM93 altor • IN ORANGE COUNTY tic ...lltt....,;• .Au .. ,,. J"'" '61 TOROOAD(), n ""'' '" PQ1 • '67 ~tan& ~ Olnvertl· 8'f.-m c:md., ._, 'ftclr, air,· flllly bded. ·~ • COMET . • '12 FAL<X>N <bunb7.Squlre hie,: ,,..rld!ng -bluo 'M~;lt', lili«ia and' 161-15'!5 Allt·ior -- , . : ..... 4 *· Jll)t,,-· at .'lr,1111 ~--wl>llO top, &,ey . ll. ''< ', •'f'l 'l'OllNADO. Lo mll••i ot• .l\166 COM!E:r.~.· -~~L.B. -.•-mm• ... ~ wttli .... ,. .• '. .. oond. 11111 ............... . ' ~···· air. "*""· SIM' 11111. .. .. . t(la,-PJ'fe<l tor the pl ' ' , . .. . 131100: -. . " • ·· ' tor $12$. '"' ...,,, • · •• • •• • ~ ~· OniY . • ~ • ·t""i<"':;;;;:===;=i'I ~o..,. ~"' .; .••. " . l!O-. " i• , ,, .. -~!";;'.. . ' • -• r v.l'uANT : T , --··. -~~~"'... . ·'""'·. .. · ""t .tMO""!"'IE '..,1J.;;.. ... · .. ~: _, _..... ~ ,' . .. ,....._.. '65 FAI..U.n •Squire Wagon. . .. "~&,~·(OJ~-. -· ·'·1-..,....,--~,.---iR/H, 289 V-.8, ll\lto trans ~ ~,1 ·~~~~~ 1 ,:_::1~1 ~:hV~t.· • . . . . 'cORVAlit •"' ~':!!! ,.,,ooo mi. · '' ',i.100oRs " "t.id-.,;;@/-'. ( -..-:: ll9t 1·1-• ' • $l2SO. 111~ • ' TOYOTA \ 1'90:. r"'¥ • ·, r ..... . ~· 11162 OORV~ Mmza-900, ' 1958 FORP fai~ne 500. .Ph. ~' U.ed can:~'1>~ ' .; ttoou..ct Cart • ' ,,. , •peed, 'xmt «ind:ition. $550. Runs~'. ~ tires. $1SO. 15.lJO Jfe-eli .. BIYd., Wstmnatr . . _·.... . • • ' ~le" vi 1 • · ~ · ·1 ~- ' ••548-0:8 548-7822 ' -l . ' -. i'i''t':: J._• ,, •• .,, '" •• , ... 1· \. '59 F rel 8ta1:1M WAgon, _l965 ··MUST~G Oll'IVI., V-8, ·..-1.t' , ,{·~~ ,"\;,: :,,, .. , • ,~ , ;:;: :. ~. (l_ CORVETTE. . , .. u ...... 0 . · .... ·.:._ .. 1 .. .__ late-series; ,d~ux Int., low -"; -• •. -.~ ;.-1, .. ':''. , , J • ... -auwmatic-GoOd t.vuwuuu. mL 1 owner,1 lll)Otleu. Muat • • · ~ 1 ·' J .1• .. -,-C-O_R_V.,;....E_T_T_E_..,-S200. * 962.98?0 sell.' 673-76'2.. ' . .-L Mik' • ·«:. -M~utrt.· ;· "'·b.y ... .. automatic '625 Clean 3223 '53 FQRD $80 '00 r,rusr, )+2. 4 ap, Tape ! 'b:>loradol'i, c.M ~17 Run:, good. &i).J159 Stereo, . etc. 44,000 miles ! .., · ' . • $2100. 540-697'6 I OORVEI'TE 1964 Convt 327-NO matter what ft 11,. yau -) . 365 ·hp 4 1pd-.PLUS EX-can sell it with a OAlLY '65 . MUSTANG 2 fJ!us 2 · ~!Ph. 49&-4833 . P.ILOTWAN'f AD!! ~-5618 ~~i :~·: ~3 ! -r lniportedAlllM~1'0Q:_,." .. "·• •111.t ~-.,·OLDSMOBILE . I, ,_. ... ORANGI COUM'l'.Y CJNTER FOR •• ·~ P , Teacher i . drlltMt WJU llvt aw11 U.. 1 weekend $100 and take aver payments.. F\l.1l. pwr, brlts, air. 675-3949 • S .. ""' OLDS ""lfu" ........ I · · S300 ot beSt offer! •.. _641)..21.!D. •. a.ttec ·s P.M. · ~ . or a.u· ~Y·!$ilt "&: Sun. ~ 1964. OLDSMOBILE Sta.rtn, Q I excellent condition, $1-450. '66 SUNBEAM TIGER. Orang• with ~ black 'W..nltopr-P-erftct runi\Jiltl · and 1 . car you would love to .W,.. ' '1999 Book of $2600 Now Only '64 TR 4:HAl!,DTOP. A cir with 1 Mau- . tlful ~pr,1.c•: B~~N0!..$1~:i'; ;~~Ji,~ . -·· ' .,. .... ·~ . . ... -. · '66 TR .tk. Red rd~ciittr; on& d . OUr .,.._ ter Triumphs of 18 to choose from. Book of S2145. '1999 Now Only ,. ·'6.6 SllitTFlRE. Beautiful oran~ and •:Nut enough to oatl _ '1399 · -Only '63 KARMANN GHIA. Metallic bluo'polnt with gold pin striping, interior deluxe. S.. thl1 one nowl $1299 . Only Can finance. 548-0178 PLYMOUTH '56 PLYMOUTH Sport SUburban sta ,.-ag, w/rack, new battery. Make otter, .. 675-6100.-. . . -. . -· NICEST CARS I -IM -ORANGE COUNTY 'li6 ·PONTIAC GTO Hardtop Cpe. Silver green with black) landau 'top. 4 on the floor. Inunw:ulate and sboYlroom freoi\. ~ ELMORE · MOTORS TOYOTA Pb. 894-3320 15300 Beach Blvd., Wstmnstr '66 TRIUMPH SPITFIRE. ~•u!lfvl: Or-- •nae Fire col~~~~ black_~·!_ I 1:09 . Interior. ::·.!.,~ Only:,..1 i~:f 1 .. -_,.., \'''' '"' '·1 , ... " . '67 DATSUN-ROADSTER. Black with red lnt1riOr,' one Owner, low mileage,-han:f.. .. .. .. . ' ' ' .. lop and 101100.' Only $1 CJ99 '66 JAGUAR A· Price Who1u1ler1 LOveJ .. '3699 .. ELMORE MOTORS TOYOTA Ph ...... """' -·D .... -·•• " 15300 Beach 322 l> ' I ii 'CJ '67 Pontiac Sprint LoADEl/\ Likt..,.; --'nits car · bu 'f9ci'' t.bvJNG t:ARE: l!50 cul> ..... "" Ori take older""&ade, Take low peyment!. After 11, .~J or 545--0634 '64 STA Wag Tempest, auto, R&H, ·beautiful cond. Under blue book at $995 • $250 ~el.'~ aft. e: PM. '.60, ~!lie.~~ i:Ond\tl<>n· \,, .$3J.5'. ~.~, . oa .. .. ··-~· . 9800 ,;SERVIC& IS OUR MAIN CONCERN" .. 11.tJIC'.K .. THE HARBOR AREA'.S ONf STOP AUTO CENTER • Im Deats on New Bulcks • Opeli • Jagual'l UHCI c.. e '-Ff.1C1ncln9 e Hlfhest . ' Tracte-IR•. • Dc!IW' M Dollar v-..· -· · , . • Finest ·Most Modem S.ervlce. Facllltfft ' ·• 234 E •. 1·7th St. !lHI iulCK CORNH l Costa. Mesa 548-7765 · Sales. S."ice. Retali .. IAcllllllJ - 0,... ..... ., • .....,. ....... t ,... ~S:~~ .............. ,... . ... ..... , ....... ,,.... -•. \ '59 FORD Ii Ton Pkkup ji':i'. ·S699 '· .. $37 Down -$37 Mo .. • -HOuits, llGll.· IL f A.M. • 10 ,... " IA_.Y & SUllllAY -"'' ,.M, : USO IMcli lhd., Westmlnsttr . "' ./' ' .. .. , . ... " 1968 . .. , :CLOSE· OUTS . : I fANTASTIC ' SAVINGS -~tiJI ·• f~~ telection of br•ncl new '.68s..·in moat mocltlt 'arid 'colors. To mov•'them ,qu!ckly all pric111i.iv11i11n .s!Os~ed· to. the y~ar'1 low.jFirst C:ome.-first serv:ed •. ~ • , So hurry! Look at th1~1 1xen:ipl~1 ... , ., ,. ' "!l'•J't'•, I . ., "SQ HURRY , )\ I • Buy from a new ~ar dealer.' You~know he will be ' . here tomprrow to back up the $ale he makes I T · todety. . .., • ", ! I" 71 o'f1~ '•r i.: .. • ·- '65 RAMBLER · ·-'65' DODGE' ·~·770~' ..Au.tometic; powtr 1ttlrint1 1 P':Olar1.: ·,~~·tJ'I: Automatic ~w,•r ( iow•r btak!w.-tt:toW•t window1~'V=11· ;-•tf.UJh9~·uiltiit\tOnditionin9 (radio; ' ~b tit ft INGS~fl) .. ,.,. • h .,._ t_p],1661 v ': ,' .. 81'295 :'''}':' ., '' ~ -~·.1695''' . !63 CHRYSUR "·''67~·P-.YMOUtH ' Cofl,Vtr:tible. AutOlft•~lc:, radlo,(hNf.. ~'Miry ' ,11 .4 Doo~: Autom.1tic:, 1power er, power 1teerin9/lilr c:ondltionlng. 1-teerin91,. .1ir conditioning, r.1dio, IOKN8721 hHtor. ITUZ0821 · $995 $2295 ' j ••. '64 PONTIAC '4 Door. ·;Ai.utomatlc. power s+••l'ing, · R.~R-,, 1ir conditlonli,9: 16C89ltl I SJ295 .. '67 CHRYSLER fown & Country~we90n. Automatic:, power 1teerin,9,.·p~Wtr ~r1ke1, radio, hut•~· 1ir ~rtdltionln9. IXSP27 I) '3495 '64 CHRYSLER l'JOO" Autom1tlc:, P.OW~r tteering, power &r.1k•1, r.1dio, heater, .1ir,..con·· . alllinln!I. I PYXZ79 I• .. . ' .•. ·.'1A95 .. · ... , .' ~65 . DODGi · C.ronol 500 Z. oOor Hudlop. Aulo:. ~· m1ttc-, po~er'sfttrhtt, r1cfl1, h1a+1r • ' olr condltlonln(, 11'AJ fl61 ' · . $1695 ' . . r ' '66 PLYMOUTH ·. 'Automatic tr.1n1mi11lon, pow a r steering, r1dl~ & heater. ISYS844)1 ·.···· s-1.'695 '64 COMET Station" wa9on. · Autom1tlc: trafl,.. mi11lon, pow•r r••i' wlndoW1, radio, hHlor,, .I OK'7.69 I •.995 '66 CHRYSLER Newport 2 Door' h.1rdtop. Auto- . :m.1tic1 power 1tetrin9, power brks.1 , RAH "oil cn~;"l-RSNOl41 " ' ' . •2295 :,. • .. I • • • ..!.. - -.... -......._ _ -·------.... ----· •• -----~·~·----· -~---~~-~---·-~---~-... -.. ---~----·~-·~ ...... -~-~·--.. -~---~-~---~···----· -- , ..1 I .,,. -·~ Our w----::hlewest _ Playmate -MAXINE McGAVRAN Specializing ·in , Haircuts and Styling· .Jlo~ehofJ . . JTEMs· ··-... ' •• leds ..... ·" · ' , • w:r1..,.11e. ,,. 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