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Nixan Puts Out.·N'e .W Appeq:l to J!anoi
• Bf •MEJllllMAN 8Ml'l'H. U.S. lr""P ~ ·lo .a ..., celllng ol
WAsmNGToN '(UPI(' -!'r<ildent ' 1<11 than llllf a ·mJWon (.the total
N!Dn ami&mced today :Iii,~-~ Gill ' ·m!ier •,... l!Jettwaa'&118,ooo u or last
will be witlldrawn fr9m vl~·by Dec. wm) '•11 a ii~,··: . .
15. "Tbe lline •baa coine to ml thil·war/' "The time !6r)nealiingru1 negotiauOns
he said.in • new app¢ ·to· Hanoi for · h~ miyed," be-"'14 .referring to. the
meanlbgftJJ. peace talks. (Relatetl~&klrles lona.staJled Pad!: taIU. .. I realize that it Paies 3-4). ' , • Is duflcuJt to «mimunl.cale • .,..,. the
The new pullout, on tQp of ii;.ooo aa-gulf of five yean: ol. war. But the time
JlOUJlC8d t!l.ree months a&o and completed h.as come to end this war."
In August, will bJ'lng the t o·t a 1 Nixon ·recounted -various moves he .said
wlthdrawala of American tr90PB to 60,000 his administration bad taken to end the
by Dec. i5. . ' "!Br aM said llie '. Unliod Stales was
Nlson, in a written statement rel=ed prepared to dlacuss and negollate with tiy the While.House, 1aid the reduction of tbe-COmmuniatl on tt\eir demands u -well
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"The only Hem which ls not negotiable
is the right Of· the ptople of South Viet.. .
n\lm to dttermlne their own future, fret
ol·oiitala< ~ .. J>e.,~
Nilon $1mlnlatration Oftid"at1·'w ;1l}o..
dlcated as recently as a few ·day1 ago
that the President bad not abruxlontid hla:
es-pressed hope of wi~wtng .1001<0'.I «
mort men by the end of this year.·
However, with the new withdrawal not
to be completed unW 10 days before
Chr~b!I••· it appeared highly unlikely
tbe 100,000 llg(ire woold be reached in the
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TUESDAY ·AmRNOON, SEPTEMBER 16, 1969
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"""' lwnod lllan 1117 JmenlJoo befcn -· Mn.~'onrepabllc-..wu
ft7lil to the l•unddn• Seo!. • " Dr. Graham's two-weol< SOothlaod c:rusadt.
Sbe Cllllllrmed Moadal thal lbt nlly at
Ambe!m· Stidium carrlts 1 p 1 ch I
clplllaoco for 1llr -and bis
Q1lllde laan.
N. Viets Storm Village
I Sec.and Major Attack in Region Near Da Nang
Nixon to Prod
Congress
On Legislation wdoft (AP) -Two --· .v---. .-..1n111e ---1-aliollla 11q. ldlled ,. ~ -Ills ol1-J .... _.,id 17' -. -~ IPCAntn nparted todl)'.
Sharp llaldlna WU ttpo<led ill various
porti ol liOuUI -Vldnlm 11 Gii and of·
•flc:en "*'''"lid -unitl would be Ill· ·eluded 1n new u.s. 1roop wilhdrawall.
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Rd VWn'"*' -a *-1 .._ fr'a lie II ... Do11a lo lh1
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-U.... IGadl VW•t I 71 died. ml. ----~ -U.S. ·~ aid •nether
' Americao •• ldlled and 51 olben _ ... _ .... __
bet1•l&&I' 1FJ .. tLlll-..... . ftl ... Wis-Pt ..... tit
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ldllod. All " lbt --..... d----..... not-11 WM Ille -alajor North Viet· -allod: ID Ille' ...... la Ille put
-da)>L Lui Sllwdlo1 aboot 200 Norlh ~ lroopa alt.o<t.d a pla-
-ol U.S. Marinea and South Vie> namcse militiamen in a village U miles
norlbwell ol Quang Nga!. '1'hla triggered
an elgllt.bour fllllt In wblcb two
Amerlcac -and cllht Vletnamele clvillanl _. ll!lled, lhr<t llarina were
wouoded and • lloulel dwbG)ed..
Vice Prillcleol NIU)lea Cao 1tJ< rold newsmen llandq that 40.IOI mon
Am<l1cano wwld be palled out of vig.
nam by tile end GI Nov-. Tllal would
ttduce U.S. !""'P ......,U. to jlT,IOO. .
A few -later the Diie --firmed u.t a wttbdrawal announctment
would be made loday by Prelldent Nison
but Withh<ld the number. And the U.S.
Armed F.-NttwarlE <•••.... all ·•-toJVs.....,.._lto_
brnor•• A ~ I« a. u.a. ' Command Aid ~ ·~ ---"lfllCIJla ... and the ml~ ~ ... -t """11--firmed Rlrtet."
• --.. olllclol Ald II)'• ....... ..,. IUclrod oul .........
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· B~h Permanently Bars
Sauna, Ma,ssage Parlor
ly JACIC llUlliAClt .... ...,,... .....
'l1lo Ila-ltconN ol I 11111111 and
........ porlor wbldl ...... lbt -" lbe .....i o1 Ihm maasewes on dlorsea
II pn»tlluticll lul April w 1 1
permuonlly revoked Mooday night by
lbe ll1llllalfoo Bach City Council.
Allor I colorful --IJllo-od wtih remub by the -blllhmenl'1
,_, and <OWldlmen, the llcer11e of
the ·-·· 8ullo Solon, 17111 Beach Blfll., WU mobd by I split I to I vote.
Cound1men followed the Orsl decilton
wtth lllOther nvokllli Ille pumill of the
three maueu1e1.
Attorne)' Jama W. Rud, Jr. of Colla
Meu, Hpcueutlnl the E:iecut.ive Suite
Salon'1 owner Emma M. Van Buron, arsued unsucct11fully that abe. knew ootlWil ol Ille acllvtltu ol her empiDYtl.
H1 illo put heavy lllml on lbt lad
that the three employes pleaded pllly lo
o _, c:bar1• of dbturbing the puce
wblcb be termed "a catch-all law lib
IPilllDI pJOllne ln a se.rvlct ltaUon." -Rud abo cbart:ed "over zealous actlon
by poUce" wbicb be charged wu liter
relulod by the Oriol• Count/ Dlilrlct
Alloml1'• <>lflco when they rt!Uled to
p...,..te Gii lbt prootltuUon cliatae1.
Pollce Chll! Earle Robllallle cowitettd
with lbt fad th't I judge (Munldpal
Judp Kenntth Smith) bod lsoued war·
rant• for the three m1muae1 on pro-
1Utuuon cblr1es. He added the "owner
hid to knOw (that the women were en-
glllnl In W.1aJ •ell). The f'll odmltled lotir to llx acta dallJ each. M.,,. Jock Green allo loot nceptlon
to attorney Rud'a remark thlt the owner
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could not control the ads of her
employes.
Rtad countered with a comptrilon ol a
liquor •lore clerk wbo .. n. lo mlncn
when the owner la absent.
Council Al Coen then got Into the act
with a query to City Altomey Don Bonfa.
"Sued on the evidence, does the' city
council have the rlgb:t to revoke or aus-
pend the licenle?"
Bon!i ttplled thet the councllmen hod
the "'111 lo mw Ille llceme JI they
detennlntd !hot the cit/'• Uoenae
ordinance bad been violated.
"The councllmm abould Judi• the
cr.dlblllty ol Ille evidence," the city ot-
tomey aald. "U they believe the police
report ii credible they can accept It u a
legal documenl"
Coen then moved that the bw:lntu
lice111e of the uuna eatabliahment be
au.pended for ~ day1. ·
Councllmao George McCracken qutcltly
moved to amend the moUon to revoke the
liceme permanenUy. It pU91d 64 with
Coen and Coancilmln Dr. Htivy Kaul·
man diutntlna:.
Tbt aubsequent motion to deny the
ma.steu5el Ucellael wu approved by a I
to l vote, wltb Coen diuenU..O,.
Edward O. Earl
Rites Scheduled
A construction execut.lve who apent Id•
IUI1Unttl on Lldo Iale for JI ye1n died
Sunday in Tuclon, Arli., of cancer, &C·
cordln1 to word tteelved Mondoy Ill the
Harbor Aru.
Roary for Edwonl 0. Earl, 71, of 301
Vlo Lido Soud and Tu-, will bi recited
Wedneaday 11Ip.m.111 Ar!Jona Mortuary
East, Tuclon.
8'qultm MUI will be 'll\W'ldoy 'ol II
a.m., 1t st. Cyril'• Olurch there, with J.n.
termenl lo follow •I Holy C?oll
MoUlolemn In Inglewood.
He le1vu bl• wife Ruth, a slater Mn .
Shirley Cirndulf, ol Corono del Mor, a
daughter, Mrs. Paul Aboud of
Carmichael, Calif., and two
grandchUdren.
The family mggesta memorial C0J1oo
trlbutlonl to the Cancer Fund, or St.
Mary's Hospllal bulldln1 fund.
Mr. Earl was owner 0( E. 0. Earl
Enterprises Inc., and had been ln the
conatructJon bUlllneu for w years.
Another Convict
Geta Sirhan Cell
SACRAMENTO (UPI) -Tho 1peclal ~ llU!te buUt for U111iin Slm.n
B. Slrl1all will be Uled inlteed u 1 low
oUlDI fCJt 1 convict acttn& at b1a own at.
tomey.
S\lperlor Court Judp Wllll1111 M.
Galloaher MoadaJ sranted )lmllilsloo
for Follom pr!IOll <'Ollvlcl EdWorCI E.
Voupn, Ji, lo move Into the $1,700 llllle
constnxttd at the VacavUle medlcal
l•clli~ for tho tiller ol sen. lll>bett p;.,,.
nedy. Sirhan wu moved Jnstud to d11tb
TOW at Sin Queritln after h1 rtctlvtd the
death penally 1111 April l.
-· expecting .. --fl.a. Praident Nllon."
Among the tr"lt~ 1o"eo -tbe 3rd Marine now ltldmld ;
along the demllilorllod -· ad .-" •· the lit Infantry Dlvlllon. lbt ftnl Army
dlviaton to anive ID Vietnam.
WASHINGTON (AP) -""°""'1i NIJ.
cc II iettlni r~dy lo pf(ld --1
leaden In hopea of spetding actloll an bl.!
lagging legislative program.
The 3rd Marine Dlvllion now guanll
the western two>lbfnb ol the fmitler
below the d<nillltarlud -. wltli tile
llouUI -Ill Inf..,, 01.-=Ille not. The ....... -quiet for lbt put ;-, llal
U.S. -from the 3rd -'I lrd
Roglmml dullecl on Mondi)' -Norlh
-It-"'• mi1el ....... Ille DMZ. Four Marines wtre tilled, • wtlUD-ded and there wu no eJttmate al enemy -..
The U.S. Ill lolantry Dlvill111 ii lla-
tJooed north of Saigon_ In the put yur it
baa !HD little mljor battlf:fie1d ldian
and 1111 been conoeatrallDI-.... ~
Uon, wblle lbt U.S. 21th lnfentry Dlvt.lon
ad the In Air Cavalry Divillou have
borne the bnmt of !be beavy "sbtl1~
the --aloal the Cam ' l>order norUi of Saigon. ·
The lit Divl&ICll already bao turned
over part Of Ill area of operaUons to the
South Vletnameae 5tb Infantry Divialon.
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tlnal lwo weeks cf. the year.
'Ille 111tborhed Vletrwn troop ceiHnl II
the: start 0( tb.iJ admini!tratlon wu
541,'°°.
"I have decided to rec:IUce the autborb-
ed troop celllng In Vletrwn to 411,ooif by
Dec. 15," the Pruldent ll&ld In • llate-
m<nt. He nplalned that under tbll ...,.
celllng, "a mlnlmum of ll0,000 troopl will
have been withdrawn from Vietnam by
Dec. 15."
The new fipe of 35,000 men to be puD·
ed out -as well 11 U>e date for com·
l)lttJon of the withdrawal -were dif.
fertnl fnlm tb4 number and date men-
tioned Monday lo Salrcc by South Vltl-
ftllSl 't vice president, N1117en Ceo Ky.
Ky uld 40,toe ....., Amerleanl would
bl pulled out b£111o ml GI Nov"°'btr.
'I'll• Wblte ll40la Aid the total roduo-
Uon In authorllfl lroop ofnnstb by Dec.
JI would nallj IDlOUlll lo 11,IOO, but
within the autlli>rlsecl cellln& all mllil att
1hown al 100 percent atrtncth.
In ocluallly, moot mlltl m 1llghUy
below lull llrenfth "' thot actual
1trenglh nonnally II leas Jban the
authorized Cellini by one or two percent.
Thi.I meant that while the llgurt waa
dlfffi!flt, the new reductlon of 11.000 u
announced by the PrOlklent _....,....
mue or no CO!l!llct with the IO,IOO fll"'o
mmUoned by KJ<. Ky appuenlly WU
tolklnl 111 t1rm1 of mllu 11 100 percent
atnngth.
Nlxon took the occukm to urie Hanoi
opln to undertake ne..U1U0111 truly
te1dlng to cttotlon of boltlllUt1.
R.eferrlnl to the OYtrall cutback ot
!0,000 U.S. lniopl by Dec. II the Pnll·
dent said In a written 1tatement, "the
time for mean1""11 11e1oU1tlon1 bu
therefore. arrived.' "Let blstory record that 1t thil crlUcol
momt11t, both aides turned thtlr facet
towltd ptace rather than toward confltct
and war."
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full the!," Hld the illduotrlaJ medical
aupply company owner •
wllliamaon C011tend& 11 mllUon ii on
adequate ngura for the personal dam11e
he feela would be done to hl1 dauahltr
Janeue. 15, tf required to read Huile1'1
vl!llon of a future aoclety.
Dlltrlct Superintendent WllU•m Zou
and Tu.Un Hlgb Scllool Principal Don
CUii• ll&ld H111ley'1 wort •f the ilto IllOI
l1 111 tlecUn study choice In 1 Flc:tlon of
the Future unit In EngUoh.
Thty said an alternate can be choltn U
Huxley'• ill ClbjecUonable.
Willlan'.aon compla1oed, however, thal
h1a daqbt.er wu atven Uil work u re-
quired readlni -1 boot llbe did DOI wont
lo peMIM -and Wll lold Ille mull JI Ille
wanted to pua the elm.
He uld the ahock caused hb wife to be
placed under ledallOo.
11Jtt Uieme ii a world of no rtltrictklns.
No ooo pta morrled, Ihm are r... an
putleo and vivid descrlptioDI of the ou
act." wu111 ..... complalned.
11ln tb1I book. babltl art developed
wtthollt -le and the .. .,. 'mother'
hu become I dirty, ftlth,y WOfd." ht ad-
ded.
The concopt of test-lube hoblu crtolod
through genetic engineel'lng by 1Clenll11i
to improve the human race bu been tn
the ne'ft'I recently, wblle oae hdlectlon o«
''mother," ls Indeed ln dldavor fD con-
tc.mpaary society.
llAILY PILOT $taft P!Mtt
Nixon began a review of the status oC
his program ln Congr~u Tuesday wiU1
H-and Senate ltepublican !Uden In
pr!paration for drawtng up a Utt of. items
he wanta to see l)used this: year.
House GOP leader Gtrald IL Ford of
Michigan, talking to newsmen after the
Whitt House session, Aid it will ·take
another meeting Friday to complete tbe
review and the Wt.
Despite the fact II has been In -on
nearly nlne months, Congreu bu com.
pleted action on only a tiny fradion of
the billa Nixon has asked it to pus. Most
ol hll propoaals are lllll Ill commitleea.
Af 1ea.st at this stage, Nlton b ap-
parently going t.o take a soft tooe wMh
the Democratic leaders who have control
of hiJ progmn. Meed H the Pruldont
WU 1lllsfled with what Coogrw has
done so far, Ford said: •
"I think he's satisfied with the quality
of the things tbat have been done. But,
obvioudy, looking at the number of
messages he bas sent up and the lack of
action on them, there ia a leellng tbe
pact should be speeded. up."
Fonl Clec:llned lo cUoCuss 1117 speclftc
legillllUO!l that Nixon ii especially ln-
tere!led In until oltor Frlclly'1 meeU.,.
But in rseponse to a question he iod.ic1tld
draft refonn is going to be llllb on the
pri«lly llat.
Frona Pqe .J
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to tht Los Angelel tiacben' demands "ls
to do the same thing ourselves."
FROM FLYING JETS TO FLYING SURFBOARDS 'l1le mee.llng had been billed1 as. one In
which the group.. Wllfidrawal o I
Enthusiasm (WOE) commllloe •WOOld
Teport on teacher complaints of ba•lng to
ptr!onn dlltles for which Uiey OJ< not
paid.
Lindi Ban"'n Wiii Ba Quffn GI U.S. Surfboard Champlon1hlp1
' Surf Meet Ready '11ie committee met on the lasues
through the summer. Monday't meellq,
it ls assumed, involved the group '1
reporting of the vacaUm findings. Stewardess Chosen Queen of Event Tbe extra duties at· issue, reporil said,
include chaperoning at dancea and sport.9
events and 1eein5 that stOOents board the
school bus or are picked up by their
parents.
Linda Benson, U, an airline stewardess
from HennO!a Beach, will reign u quem
over 270 contestant.I participating in the
11th Annual United State1 Surfboard
Championship& Ill HllDl!naton Beach this
weekend.
The blonde wW not only act in official
capacity but arrived in Huntington Beaclt
today to have a look at the eight-foot
wavu, which she hopei1 will push her io a
repeat victory In the women'a dlvlslon.
Vince Moorhouse, dirtctor of the
Dept. of Harben and Beaches, predicted
today that If current surf conditldns
prevail through the weekend, "we wlll
have Ule conteat to end all contests."
Competing with Miu Benson for
trophies ln elaiit divl&lons are swiers of
championship caliber from Australia,
Hawaii, Florida, Virginia, Texas, North
YOUR
Carolina II well u Califomla.
An estimated 100,000 to 150,000 fans are
expected for lhe event which will begin al
6:30 a.m. Saturday with ellmlnaUon
heal.I on both sides of the munlclpa.J pier.
On SUnday aemi-finall and final
eliminations will culmlnate about ! p.m.
with awards ctremonits on the beach
eut of the pier.
FtsUvltJea begin Friday nlghl with the
traditJonal luau, enhanced tbi.s year by
the unveWng of a bronze bust of the late
Duke Kahanamoku, generally
acknowledged u the father of modern
surfing. r
The bust of lhe man who pnaJdtd over
five runnings of the championships In
HuntJngton Beach before h1a death at 77
in January 1961, will be m9'1Dted at the
head of the pier, overlooking future con·
tests at the beach city.
Your Omega
Sa.Lei & Sentict
Aptncy
DAILY PILOT front·page an--
nouncements al tbt Monday WOE
meeting drew some commenta from tbt
renresentaUves' pruldent.
Bechtold told bla followera, •;we have
made It oil the front page again, and
whether we like it or not, we are in the
public arena .and we must take our ac·
tlons very carefully.
"Jt ls often the ca1e that press ac-
counts of our meetlngs i n c 1 u d e
statements made by individual member•
which are made to sound a1 if the enUre
membenhip agreed," ht said.
Because of those accounts, ht taJd, It
would not be right for reporters to alt In
"while statement.s are made during the
heat of brisk discussion."
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By JACK 9ROllACK
ot "" DtllY ~-"9fl , The business llcenle of a· IAW)I ;aM
maulige par1or w~ was the soene of
lbe am.t of three m........, oo chariie•
of proolltutloo lut April 'W a I
_.,..,uy ·revoked MOl!day lllght by
lbeHunllngtoo ~ ea,. Council.
After a colorful -debate ~<> ed.~ remarks by-.IM establiabment's • attorney and c:ooncllmen; tbe license 'of
1be EXeoutlve Suite Salon, 17434 Belch
Blvd., was .revoked by a 5J1lit 5 to 2 vote.
Councilmen followed tbe fir!! deWlon
witll another revoking tbe permita of tbe
three masseuses.
Attorn~y James W. Read, Jr. of Costa
Mesa, representing the Ei:e('Utive Suite
Salon). owner Emma M. Van Buron.
2rgued unsucces&fully that she knew
nothing of the acUvitieJ of her i>mployes.
He also put heavy stress on the. fact
that U.. three employes pleaded guilty'to
· · a-lesser charge of disturbing tbe peace
which be tenned "a catch-all law like
ti pilling gasoline in a service station."
Read also charged "over zealous acUon
by police" which he .charged was.later
refuted by U.. Oran&• ~-District AttorneJ'~ o!llee wtien ·they rdlfled to
prooeaile.., tbe pmtitutioo charces. .. tu~ •• , ... ) 1)'ed :~i;,..~~~; 11~ · He .added· the ., -
had "to -!hat tM ............... ~~ill~ =-.. ~f<Lslilmltted
M~yt:r Jack Green also ·toot w:tpUon. to attorney Read'• remark that the owner
coold not cont.of the acts ol her
emplOyea.
Rud countued witll a comparlaoo of a
liql"'r .tore clerk who ..ua •to mJnon
when the owner ls absenl CooJicil Al Coen then got Into Ille act
witll a IJU"'Y to City Attomey Don Bohfa.
"Base1Fon the evidence, does the cjty
council -have the ,right to Tevote or. ,U..
pend'the licenae?" ,
Bonfa replied that Ille councilmen llld
the right to revoke the license il tbey
determined that the city'a liceme
orilinance bad been violated.
''Tile coundlmen should judge the
eredlbility of the evlilence,,. the dtJ at-
torney said. "It they believe the police
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Beach to Use
Present Laws
~gainst Hippies
Jhmtington Beach city councilmen
wrestt~. with the ~g problem of •
overcrowded Dipple pads in the com-
munlty Monday nliht and finally .., ..
duded thet Ibey can best contivl them
•ith elistlng law~
ln answer to a query four weeks ago by
Councilman Ted Bartletl, City Attomey
Don Donia reported that laWI speclflcally
barring a 1"10 group of people fn>m liV•
Int In ooe "°"'" or apartment "would be
dlfllcult to write and enforce."
Police Cllief Earle Robitaille, wbo had pr,.;ousiy lnld councllmen that most, of
bls department'• dope P">bloms lllemmed
from padJ -.. ap Ill 2$ penom, .....
gestect thal N~ B<ldl had made iin>iirw· In tbe·fleld with an!Gmment ol italbatement'lnn. '
"W•-·IFlduallY '1i!lllnl rid'of tllem
lhl'OllCb . our "°"""' ta...," added
lluiWhll lllr..iet Jack Cltvtland. "U xou
give.Ju: a l1U1a mare time we fftB.Y IOlve
the jrobtem before tt becomes worse."
IL wu .~lalned that 111ato housinr
codea ~ mqfe lhlJ\ five unre.Jatta
per90ll1:from Uving in one dwelling.
"But we would have to get a search
wattant and 1ctue.Uy prove that the peo-
ple 'ftrt living there permanently to en..
for::e auch Jaws," Qeve1and explained.
He said the hlpplr.s tend to use old
~~re round In violaUon or building
Councilman George McCracken warned
the! tilt ]ll'Oblom 11 woneninf, "SOm• of
these placa house 2$ or more Jl'l'IO!W
and we mU81 meet 'Ille challeop bdore
it becomes wcr-." Boafll ~lalned ''lhat DOllce 1n mpond·
1111 Jo '.COmPl&lnll of nolst, ''toold count
the 1iedl or ma-and •nd a report
to my-otfiOI and We un decide if Sea:al
action will be effecdve."
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To N. Viets
ly MEKlllMAN '.SHl'rB
WASHINGTON (UPI) -f"¥!ent
Ntson anrtoW>Ced today 31,000-mon Gia
will be withdrawn lrOm Vln\iuim bY. ~
·15.L"'naetime bu·emne tO end U..wlr,'"
he llld ·In· a -appeal 1" Hanoi !?'
melnlngful peace talb. CR<Wed' -
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ln • .ADpat, . will ...... the 1 o,1.~I
wlth,ll'iwAl.s.ol Anilt~troopo·lo"•.ooo
by~l5. .• •
NW>n, ln a wnt!<n rtaia-1 ni.-
by the Wbite 11ou&e: &aid tbeTeducUoo ol u.S. troop llrength to •·..,. celllnl d.
Jess tllan l>alf a mllllon· (tbe l·o r a I
number npw there wu D,000 as of 1ut
week) "is 1 significant step!' ·
''The Ume for meaningful negotlallona
baa arrived," he said referring to thl
l"lg·rtalled Parll tel~. "I realiu Iha\ it
ta iilmcull to communtcifi aaila 1\11
gulf of five yetn ol war. But the time
bu topu! to eod thia war:"
Nixon rtcoUnted varloua moves be said
h!J•admitllstratlon had tenn lo' end tho
'1!11 ~ aid 'lhe Ulilted...=r was ~ to dilculo and -the.ColnnlimJm ..-tlieir demand> u well
u \)illo d.. the a!llai -. . .. .
. ".'IM;°'11Y .. W!l •~~lo • 'h"'-'rlglil fl• ... JieoPlo ii ioUllt· VI&-=-----··free ......... u, "~·· :~ :m. . • . ·-. fey..dQI lhll · · ~ no1 ab:1ildoMll 'it ·~ ~-o1 wil!idfawillS J.Oe,oao.,. .lllll":!ileo bftbe end-Of thlJ yw. · ur,r:· "'1!I the -wtll!Clrawal nol to · eom\>1:..U "-"! 10, ~YI before r..;;;;;..;u: tt"',.-~ · bllihi1 anllkely ~l'~;o'~ wOOld be reiche! ln tbe
firill ,hfo -of tho year. '"*~ Vietnam triiop celllng at th> Nil ol lhiJ admilllstraUon WaJ
549~/' · "! baVe d"'1ded to reduce .the aulharJs.
ed 1rooP cellllJ& In Vl<tpam to lU,000 bf
Dec. 15," the ~dent·ulfl In a ·rta~
mc11t: He aplalned ~t !""ier lbla' -
ceutng. ~. mtntmam of I0,000 troepl will !\&.•.• ~ withdrawn from Vl_etnam try
Dec. 15.!' Tbe newillure of J.1,Gol men to be pWJ.
ed oot -11 well as the. date fbr CCRll"
pleUon ·of the wl.UJdrawaL-_; wqe dlf ..
ferent from the 'number and date. meft.
tioned Mon<lay In Sallon by Sooth Vlel-nam's·vlCO'Jftaldell~ Nguyen Cao llY·
Ky .uid -~ MOI" AJ1!~C4111! woald (See ~. Pap J) : • . . . ..
GET FASCINATIN(;.,
LOOK ·AT REe:.4LL.
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Mrs. Graham Says MRrti"ge G.featest Crusad .
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A ....... who dhalas lier lift 16 ID-
turtn& the _. of her maniaat and
Ibo pilll .. Into aocitty ol • God·ftarlng
and Mm !amiJY II playlJI& hlr part In
Ibo -'"" ""'5lde ~ au. Mrs. Billy GrabJm told a '"11-out aowd Mooday at
Ille Anahebn Coovt0Uon Center.
"B>• llM> to your t""agm and JOU
will 1*lm a Jot, 0 the aUraetlve cr•Ylna wit• of Ibo flmfd nmatlllt toMI u
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Q ! Ill ...... ~ pli'tlclllllJ .... It _.t IO ""'-·-:.;::........ -11-=1· ·--n..111 ,.., .. _ ...... _ ·-: . . ,.,... ·-
. tJJdr:f"'mo ... -All 'Im, 1114 ••••ollbo -. ltarned tbn IDY 1.....Uonliefon llOCluded family tilt allt malnlatn. In
tbom." ·llJdr North Carolina home.
Mra. Graham'• rm pubUc. addrtU w11 "Th!J: wu my own klia1" she uld. "I
byrd 1o 111' launcbln1 Se9l II of Dr. leH that tt wu l!me I tailed to 111)' fellow
Graham's two-wetk SOuthland en.side. women on a theme that la very dear to
Sbe c:oallnned Momlay that tM rally at my bear! -Ibo adltev"""'* al a happy ~ Stadium carries s p e c I a I ltWT!q• and the -and maln-
s!inl!lcance Irr lier h111band and hll """"'° of family hlrlnaoi'·" ~ team. '!bat bannOQ1 ll'fatl1 dtpaoilf, Mr~
N. Viets Storm · Village
Second Major Attack in Regi.on Near Da NaJJ.g
SAIGON (AP) -Two bundrtd North
YIHo•INM ln>Ops ral~ a yj1laa Ill the
-coutal towlallda IOlltJi ol Ila N&ng, killed H persons, wounded 6lx
athen and dcslnlY<d 170 boulet, South
Vlelllame~ilesmen repcljl6d toc117.
Sharp fish I wu reported In various
parts d Vietnam 11 Gii and of·
ficera spetUlate~fWhlch unit.I would be in·
eluded in new U.S. ttf)()p wllhdraw1b:.
Allied farces tilled 2U Viet COn.c and
North Vletnameee tn a dor.en cluhes
from the Mek"'I Dolio to t b e
demWWlled zone, mllltaey spokumen
Aki.
Allied cunaltier we:re five. Americans
and three South Vlelllamele kllled, and 49
Amalcalls and two SOutb Vletnuneae
wounded.
U.S. Headquarter• said a n o t b e r
American wu tUltd and 51 others
wound"' 1n 11 rocU! and mortar attacks
between I a.m. Mood11and1 e.m. today.
'!be North Vletnlmese attacked the vtllaJe ol !Cal !Jnh, in the northorn part
ol the .,,..1ry U miles ooutbwOlf of
N1al, obartly belcra mldnllht
with roc1<e1o, -~ _a ..
lire.
Tbe village Of 2118 persona wu dtlended
by mlllllamtll, and three of them wore
klUed. AU of the other Vtctlms were
cMlianl. Enemy 1 ..... w.re 110Hnown.
It WU Ibo '""'1d major North Viel·
narnese attack in the regjca in the past
three dl)'I. Lisi Sa~ay about 200
North vi.tnamae troops attacked a pla·
100n ol U.S. Marina and SOulh Vlet-
namcae mWUam~ 1n a villaa:e 13 miles
nortbwut ol Quan1 Ngal. Tbls tr1uer•d
an eight-hour lli)lt Ill wblcb two
Ameri<ar. Marines and eight Vietnamese
civillans Wert kUled, three Marines were
wounded and 28G houael deatroyed.
Vice Pruidenl NIU)'en Cao Ky told
newsmen Mooct.;J that 40,SOO more
Amerlcw would be pulled out ol V~t
namby the end of Navember. l'bat would
rtduce U.S. troop iti'ehltb to 4"1;SOG.
A few houn Jatar the Wl\lte Hou,,e co"·
finned tblt a Wlthdrawal~·aanouncement
would be made today by Praaldent Nixon
but withheld the oumbtr. And the U.S.
Armed Forces Network .._..r all ...rerencoa to Ky'• rematks from llo newa
b'1l0d<lsta. A opobman !or the U.S.
Command aald Kt• statement wu con-
sidered 0 speculaUve" and the military
radle>-televia:ion netwO'l'lc "onlY iaea: con·
firmed stbriea."
Another American official &ald Ky's
remarks were blacked out "be<:aure we
Smpect in Candlelight
Killing Gains Freedom
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The man ence char&ed u "The
Clndlellgbt Killer," Robert W. Libert,.,
toda.y ls u free u his name bnpllea:.
Judie Robert Gardn~of· !ffl'l'Pln
lleacb Monday declared u aane the man
wbo police bad claimed d!Jpo!ed' ol hiJ!
paramour 'three yean qo in a we.ltd,
rih•allatlc slaying In Weatmlnster.
Judie Gardner'• rullna: mr.ans that
Ubcriy, 11. can never be tried for the
murder ol Mrs. Marcella Landis, the •~
tractive bnmeUe with wbom-uoUI June
4, 116& -be lhared an apartment at l3S2
We.!lmlllller Ave., Weatmhuter.
Liberty 1ot tile label ''C<l!dlelljhi
1'.lller ... rrom off1cus who wen Cllled to
the aportment that nllbl· to lnvtollg•t•
the reported olll'lnl Of Mn. Laodla.
They -they found Liberty
1flummlnJ hll guitar and softly singing
while the body ol Mrs. Landll lay draped
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report iJ! credll>le Ibey can accept It u a
ltgal doarment. '' Coen then moved that the bullness
license of tbe sauna eotablllbm<nt be
IUlp<nded !or :io daya.
Conncllman Georae MCICracken quickly
moved to amend the motion to revoke the
llceme pennanenUy. It pas..ed 5-2 with
Coen aod Councilman Dr. Henry Kaul·
man dlualtlng.
Tbe sublequent moUon to deny the
mauewsea Ucemes wn approved by a i
to I vote, with Coen 91-nt1ng.
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DAILY PllOT
ltoi•rf N. YI••' "~ Miii ,YblllMr
J1ck It. CYrl:r YIU ,tt$letn1 llld GtN!' !MN"'
Tho111•• i:., .. a Edltw
llio1111t A. M11111Ml'l1
M6N11"' Elliklr
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Au.otleM f.lllW
H11tr.,t.I .._, Office
Jot Ith StrHI
M1ffi"t .A44r1tn P.O. 111 1tO, f2'41 ..... °""" *""""' "'""' 1111 Wt\1 a.Mo .... 111\tttf
Col&o #lne: "'Wcil ..,. '''"' .....,.. a..c.ai m ,..,... •-
acrou a llviqg room sofa. Adding to the
Hltcbeock·llU atmogphere. ln the apart..
ment, they 11ald, wa1 the fact that Liberty
bad.pta,,,.r bumlng candlea all arouod tho. ......... "1./1 , ,· .... .........,,. . . '
Both Liberty and l\lra. Laodla bad 1001
reconlJ ol mental llln"' and both had
been cliqnosed and treated In the mental
w.erd of Oran1e County Medical Ct!lter.
Hooplta! reccrda Indicate that both mad•
several UlllUCcessful 1ulclde iltempt&
Superior Court <udge Byron K.
McMiilan lmmedlalely sent Liberty to
Ataacaclero State Hospital alter ruling
that the Wutminster man was l(!Wle
and unable to auillt in hill own delenH.
It was Utldmtood at that Ume lhat
Ubtrty would eventually be n:turntd to
Superrot Court for the revival of chari:es
suspended be<:ause of his mental con·
dition.
Liberty I a t e r was tro_{lsferred to
Metropolitan State Ho1pltal at Norwalk
and the cin:umstancta of hla leaving that
facility three months ago sparked a furor
in Superior Cou.rt.
Deputy Oiatrlct Attorney Al Wells ac·
cused the holpltal of taking "astonishing
risks" and pointed to the circwnlltances
under which Uberty had been com·
milted. H06pltal o!llclall replied that
J.iberty had already been ruled to be ,...
and that he had, In !act. been confined to
an open ward at the faclllty.
Wells lnsi!tll today that Uberty
escaped from the laclllty and that
hospital omclala stamped "dllicllaraad"
on bis paper! to cover their error.
In any event, Liberty cannot now be.
returned to Superior Court to face
murder c:har1u Issued In connect.ion with
the klllln& of Mrs. Landis.
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fto9kfe Recr1dter
U.S. Alr P'orce-SlaU Sgt. Tom
Bowman ol HunUnflon Beach
has Just been selected the
USAF"s "Rookie Recruiter ol
the Year." Competition was for
recruiters in Southern Cali·
fornia and Arizona.
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were espectht1 an ~nt from
PreoMeol NIJOn."
Among the troops ~ to go are
Ibo Jn! Marine DivillOll, now alatloned
along the demilllarl.i ..,,., •lid unlta of
tbe 1.t !nletry Divlllon, tile llr'I Anny
dlvl1ion to arrive In Vle!oaib.
Tbe 3rd Marine Di..i.lon ,now 11"':'1•
the western twi>-lhfrdl .of the fronUer
below the demllltarlzed -· with the Soulb Vietnamese Jal lolao"7 Division
cove:tna tbe ~ no .,.... has been
relaUvely qui<! !or Ibo pUI year, but
U.S. ICariM& !rem Ibo lrd Dlvllloo'1 3ro
Re&lment cl.uhod OD M-1 with Nortb
Vietnamese troops two mUea bekiw the.
DMZ. Four Marlnea wete killed, X woun•
ded and there WU DO estimate tJf entmy
losses.
The U.S. lot IQfantrY l>!vlllon Is sla·
Uooed north of S.ilgon. Ill Ibo past year It
b,,. -lilUe mojor 1\attla!leld action and bu been .,.....trallqr on pai;lflca-
Uo", whUe the U.S. 25th 11\fantry Dlmlon
and the lot Air C.valrJ· t>!vtshm have
borne the brunt o1 tbe bef"l' Plh":t In
the provlncea alorig the Cam an border north of sai,on.
Tbe lot Dlv11lon already haa turned
over part of It.a area of operatlon11 to the
South Vietnamese. Stb Infantry Division.
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be pulled out by the end of NO't'ember.
The White House said the toW reduc.
Uon ln authoriud troop strength by Dec.
15 would 'really amount to 66,IOO, but
within the authorized ceillna all units are
shown at 100 percent strenlth.
Jn actuality, most unita are slightly
b"9w full strength so tbat actual l!riilltli •ormally I! 1.., than the ·
autbOiiied Celllnl by ~ or two percent.
Tbla meant that whlle the figure was
dlfftrent, the new reduction. of 31,000 as
announced by the Preaidenl·repr ... nted
little or no .conlllcl with the 4'1,IOO lflur•
meatlontd by Ky. Ky apparen!IJ was
talk!i\I In tuma ol uolta al 100 PolW't
atreogtb.
Nixon took tbe occulon to urp Hanoi
again to undertake nqotlatltol tnliy
lead.in& to ctllltk>n or boltWUt1.
Relarrlns-to the overill cutback ol
60 01X1 U.S. lro<lpe by~Dec. IS the Pres\. de~t aaid Jl'I a written ~~t.. "the time for meaningful negotlations has
therefore arrived."
''Let hlstory record that at this critical
moment.. both sides turned their faces
toward peace rather than toward conflict
and war."
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power grab by a lf'OUP of rldkll dlasl·
denta who want to coritrol UJe. city."
Dr. Roy Richards, an opponent or
Counclbnan Joe Courrq111 as t e d
re11ldenta: to choose a new council on the
billis of what can be "accompliahed in
the future."
Gullo, opposin& Fregtau. claimed the
tncwnbenll were tryln& to "cover the
Issues with a charae of peraonaUUes,"
then made his dbclosure on the conflict
of interest opinion.
Paul Savarino, also opposed t o
Fre1eau. rtaffinned his support of "the
single family home owner and hls needs."
Councilman Joe Coumaes, warned the
audience that "Old Joe. Lsn't dead yet.
and I'm golng to fljht lh0te who set
themselves up u judj:e, Jury and exe-
cutioner."
Robert SaSIOne. runnln& for the
mayor's te»t. again attacked his op-
ponenl's alleged confUd of intere&t and
called "for legislation to setUe the pro-
blem."
Frank. gpeaJdna: last, simply labeled
nearly ah points made by the incumbent&
as .. ,alst."
The evllllDC ended, after a question
and anawer pertod, with James Dlck,
chalnnlll ql'~!.J>lannin&' commisslon and
a supporter -or tht incumbents, at-
tempting to opeak to the audlenc ..
Ho n1 shouted down by the candldai..
who claimed ha bad no rflht to opuk.
Then the au-filtered out, nearly
ali dilculslns ibt •venlni'• evtato.
County Rock Band•
Audition at Valley
Some of Or1n1e County's top )'OUl\I
rock banda are audlUGnlnc today.
Wednuday and 1'tMlnda.J at P'ount.lo
Volley lll&b Scbool !or a chance to play
al various ocbool aoct hops tbla ytar.
All audltlona start at l :l~ p.m. And
rock lfOUPo that would Ilk• • chance to
'play muat call Miia Cbrll Weodell, Depu-
ty or Band1, at ~ or 982~1, &ta·
tlon 112, Immediately.
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Gflllaa • 111 t111oii1 11111 a ......,... =:...,. ~-.~
atqlo _.. !'t'•P the old ad"'6 ,
that matrl1p W&I I 1150-&0 proposition. II
• ~""9bln y'ol.lmiiry~ff abeMtcl.,•.'.iurry a
~to wham ,.u !"'"' Jiii~ .~Ulting. Your bUslnelS la lo m•ie your h4l•band
happy arid leave the rest lo God -
remtmber, only God can make him
good."
A happy union obould be used u 111 U·
ampli to Iii children, M~ Grahal!l ur&•
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... ~ lllati .. ,.._ ... llltlUplo llt ~ .. ~ ··~ • ,the di~ and ll'eq--· .. d~.alendtt. epa 11))nlster'a; wife
Keep your ~ons simple, lbe p wore a yellow il t ~it and an lnf{J'mal
said. 1'Encour111 1our children whfn , swept·back haJr· l\Jlt. H•r soft clear
their acts ore pra.lse worthy, don't expect voice which carried ~r,e ~n ·~»it ot
loo much loo .,.. and turn them loose her North Carolina backpound waW car .
when they have -aotlen tbemselvu in ried vlll k>udapeakrs .to •. ~ a<JDe ~.~
balance," sbe said., luncllless listeners outside the dining
~rl. Graham admitted that she was room. ,
"grtaUy worried" by tbe preponderance Mr.f. Grahara ••·:= t.o Qrlllge
, of ldelf!lts In tod•l"• younger ,...,.1100. Coonl7 by Mrs.1 ~al~-~ lloi>oi-Ce "Y
"Many are being a:Wled." 'lbe aaJd. cba.itmao o un; ...uuvtnw:oa nter
"and ~minds If' going to be allecl<d luncheoo.
!MILY Pl~Cll SllM PllOl9
• Allen Recall
Draws Censilre ' .
Of County GOP •
The 0r'ange County Republican Central
Committee today bitterly condemned a
recall movement ga.inst Supervisor Allon
E. Allen, hinting it may be a Democratic
plot.
A resolution st.aUog the GOP organiza-
tion's ' position on the undercover move.
ment again.st the Filt.h 0 i s tr i c t
supervisor was passed unanimously Mon·
day night.
"It is hard enough to attract honorable
men to seek public office without adding
to the probleffit by subjecting Lhem to
5currilout aU.aci: based on half-truths and
innuendoes," the paper says.
"The Republican Party in Orange
Couty has steadfastly stood for clean
poliUcal campaigns .•• We deplore the
emer3ence o-f these tactics in Orange
County," the document concludes.
David James, chairman of the county
GOP group, appointed a 11pecial com-
mittee to probe whether the Allen recall
movement may be the fin:t 11tep by
Democrats to Inject partisan11hip in the
supe"'lsorial races.
_The resolution passed by the Central
Committee was introduced by Mrs.
William Benl! and seconded by Alex
Bowie.
'Jbe document says the group notes
with in~t -and disgust -the cam-
paign marshalled agah~t Allen by
persons who are unwilling to be publicly
id en Wied.
Cou11cil Adopts
Plan to Boost ...., .{ .
FllOM FLYING JETS TO FLYING SURFBOAROS
Linda Bonaon Will lie Ouetn of U.S. Surfboard Champlonohlp1
Emplriyes~ay
Fatter paychecks will be delivered this
month to 'city employea ol Huntfniton
Beach, thank• to a new ulalj achedul•
adopted Monday ntlbt by the city council Surf Meet Ready A comprehenatve pay boost of about
five to seven percent at all level$ wu ac·
cepted, retroactive to Sepl I. '
Steivardess Chosen Queen of Event Cily Admlniatrator Doyle l\1111 er
reported the new pay rates wera Worked
out from evaluaUoM of 12 cfties in
Southern C&llfomia nearest in siz.e to
Huntington Beach. · Linda Benson. "· an airline 1t.ewardess
from Hennosa Beach, will relcn as queen
over 270 et1ntesiant.5 participating in the
11th Annual United States Surfboard
Championahlp11 In Huntington Beach this
weekend.
The blonde will not only act In official
capacity but arrived in Huntington Beach
today to have a look at the eight-loot
waves. whlch she hope11 will push her to a
repeat victory in the women's diVision.
Vince Moorhouse, director of the
Dept. of Harbor11 and Beaches, predjcted
today that if current surf conditions
prevail through the weekend , "we will
have the contest to end all contests."
Competing with MISll Benson for
trophies In eight dlvlalon1 are aurfen of
championship caliber from Australia,
Hawail, Florida. Virginia, Te.r:u, North
YOUR WATCH~
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Carolina aa well as Ca1lfornia.
An estimated 100,000 Uf150,000 fans are
expected for the event which will begin at
6:31) a.m. Saturday with elimination
heats on both sides of the municipal pier.
On Sunday seml-finah and final
eliminations will culminate about 3 p.111.
wllh awarda ceremonies on the beach
eost of the pier.
Festlvltle.ii begln Friday night v.·ith the
traditional luau, enhanced thl11 year by
the unveiling of a bronie bust of the late
Duke Kahanamoku, generally
acknowledj:ed u the father of modem
aurftna.
The bust of the man who pre.sided ov~r
five runnings af the championships in
HunUngt.on B~ach befofe his death at 77
in January 1968, wW be mounted at the
head of the pier, overlooking future con-
te.st11 It the beach city.
Your OmeQtJ
Sole.1 &: Serv1c1
Agenc~
Highest salary on the schedule is
~filler's, at $2,142-$2,662 per month.
Lowest salary is about $4oo.$500 · per
month for fullUme personnel.
f\.11ller s11id lhe new pay rates were
viewed by the city employes' usocia·
Hons before taken before the council, a.s
required now by state law.
"We've always worked with the
employes on salary rates in the past."
explained the city administrator, ';but
now state law requires a formal review
of the schedule."
Representatives of the City Employees'
AsS'OCiaUon, ~ Police Officers' Associa·
tion, the Firemen's Benevolent Aasocia·
tion and the City Yard Association signed
documents supporting the new salary'
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Orange County Political. Drama Has Cast
But Wlw Wrote the Anti-Allen Script?
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A!~E. Allen"• shirts are lllrched and
frepcl>Culfed. His u, is carefully fa.lhio ..
ed. 1n a triangular Windsor knot. Hi!
whole appearance behind the heavy
blick, born-rimmed glasses ls as tidy and
neat -and COMen"ative -u hi! totally
ba1d bead and bis trim gray mustache.
the appearance sums .up Alton E.
AHen: tidy. conservative and a bit on the
gr'ay side.
At 72,. Allen ls no twilight ngure: true,
he leans to hear when the conversation is
t~ soft and aometimes his speech and
&)Ill.tu are less than precise. But In his
pos!Uon of representing Orange County's
rich Filth SupervlsoriaJ Di!trlct he ap-
pQea the pOise that comes to a man with
40 years of banking in his b>ckground.
MURKY RECALL
"Someone -or some group -with
niooey lo spend wants Alton E. Allen
Ollt of office. Someone who won't put a
nlme to a press release. an identity on a
petition or a face belore a camera ill
lq\ee-deep to a recall movement against
the Laguna Beach supervisor.
He (or they) Is now in the second week
()[ a campaign that would do credit to the
a1moll forgotten "New Wave" author
Luigi P'mendoli -the llallan J'IO\'elist
woo decided that "whodunits" would be
enbancelll if he only identified one
character apd Jet the bewiJdered reader
aket'Cb in 1he resl An~y Daniel Taran.Uno of San
Clemellto, a ..U~tyled sculptOl'<leslgner,
tocjk OQ, that role in thi.s particular
~st.,-when he gave his name to a
vague· lilt of charges ~gainst Allen that
just u mysteriously appeared in press
roOms and newspaper offices throu&hout
the CIOWlty.
' ' NC)l'!ll SURPRISE
TeranUno aald less than Ill-hour law
thJt be was .as surprised as anyone else
at. the Urning and nature of the an-
nouncement. But he recovered his
comPoStire long enough to tell a DAILY
Pn.or N!porter that he was certainly ln-
vol'(ecl in the rqovement, endorsed the
maw clµu"ge, •Dd was a member of "the
conimltlee .. " It Wasn't a committee of one, Taran-
tino messed. But he refused to ideriUfy
other members of !be fledgling group and hi shnllarly declined to at.ate who was
providin1 the know.how and the capital
for ~.campaign that could easily cosL
sameont '50,<Kll. :tBrantino felt then as be apparently
feels · today that the "tremendous
eO:lnomlc pressures that could be applied
bt the Irvine C-ompany among others,
wDuld be detrimental to our candidate."
'lbat cau:Udate, if and when be~
tO: stlte his candidacy and, of course, bis
nm1e, will bid to represent the rich.
s""8-•lini Fiflh District of Orange Coun·
t~ ~ the cotmty board of supervisors.
SPRAWIJNG DISTRICT
Allfin·a Fifth District stretches from
Sin Clemente to Highway 39 in Hunting·
too Beach along the Orange coastline.
Hts jurlsdictlon, dipping inland at many
pOlntl, takes in the cities of San
ctemente, Laguua Beach, Costa Mesa,
Newport Beach,. part of fast growing
HttntiDgton Beacb and much o f
nmohn>omlng f,llssion Viejo.
·Alltn has 5et"fed this h e 1 v 11 y
Republican Wri'°O' for seven years. His
record In the. first (our yean of oUI~
nilgbt be m'"'1fed by the Filth District
wten.' assessment of him In the 1966
election when AUen drew 32,666 votes or
&f ~.of the total votes cast -
4f.l wu, Jn. fact, the biggest numerical ' tr In Flflh Distrid history. It i! on
nciirdboots.
~ haS not been wit.bout Its con·
y8f<l aod two headline basslea in the
s of 1uob furores have betn Sall Creek
and wbat county !Uperviaors'
cs claim Ji the illegal abandonment
the thjxwghfare and ;1rport noloc
whkh welded some Harbor Area
rs into a vociferous organiza·
FOE OUT
were bitter. arguing factions that
weU have provided -and stlll
o{ coune -opponents for Allen In
contest. Tbty mtni have aeemed 1
....U lor tl><>o<\ mulling nclll.
~mo!)' of Newport Beacb dl .. p.
thtril when he turned down an of·
to oppoee ADen in nut year's' elec·
, And Ile -1JY ll1llde publk 8' offer
fnulnled Democrat Paul carpenter
er tbl antf.noile spotmnan'1 name
dropped by a. rec:all worker.
·• The "Save Salt Cree.t Road" campalin )11 Ila chain~ in Laguna Beach 1t-
hney WUUem Wilcoxen. But WUcoxen ;1so decried. !be ncall movem<nL
He •qu.kltty denJed Tar1nUno'1 claim
)bat Ill might 'be looklni for Allen'• opot ' en tbe tmrd, while making lt clear that t.ft!tii'>! be a dlllerent story in 1 regular
•lecUon. iirr BIG COMPANIES · < ~U orJlllllUI do not Umlt tlldr ilNrau ogainll Allen to thole two
......,, tbey 1C011t him of favorin, ouch
Jnlensll u tbe !nine Ccimpall)' and the
Lquna Nlllld Corporation "aboft tile
lhlelSI ol tbe lupoyen" ud ol actln&
iltalnlt -...,,. lntmlb In tbe ....
-\ Upptt Ba!' land mop. ToraoUno put ht• ...,. to a Iona lilt ol
charcu when lht rccal1 movemt11t flnt
WHO'S AFTER HIM?
Supervisor Alton E; Allen
put IL! head above water. But he
adamantly refused lo idenUfy the aulbors
of the Indictment, an apparent admission
lllat he was their agenL
Mrs. TaranUno was more helpful.
She took Ume out from her apparently
prosperous and certainly popular ladies'
materials business in Hlllgre.n Square,
Costa Mesa, to identify at least two of the
powers behind the Tarantino throne.
She scotched repoJU circulating at that
time that her hu.sband was having second
thoughts about his oudden place in tile
spotlight on the county p>llilcal gtage as
"jull rumors."
NAMES NAMES
And the Cost.a Mesa businesswoman
went on to reveal that "~aul'' and
"Dick" were vecy pleased with the pro-
gress of lhe recall movement to which
her husband bad given his name.
"Paul'' she identified as Pa u. I
Carpenter, the man who tried lo fiush
Dan Emory into the recall fold .
Carpenter b: a man who fol.Uld Uttle
public favor in bids for Congress and
state Assembly.
"Dick," she said, was Richard J.
O'Neill, one of two owners of Rancho
Mission Viejo and the owner of extensive
acreage in the San Juan Capistrano area.
It didn't take O'Neill long to read
Teena Taranlino's statement and he
proropOy l!sued one of his own: that he
was not partlcipatlag tn the recall move·
ment, physically or financially.
"The m1111agement of Rancho Mission
Viejo and lbe Mission Viejo Co. maintain
continuous contact with the county board
(of supervisors) and the various county
departments," he said, "and I fttl the
board is comprlsed of a group of since.re
and' dedicated public servants.''
STRONG DENIAL
O'Neill's statement Is typical of many
who have been Involved In Tarantino·s
early name dropping ; vigorous denials
and angry denunciations of what have
been condemned as doubtful tacUcs by
a group not prepared to reveal the source
ol its impetus.
No such denial, of course. has come
from Carpenter. His only adverse reac-
tion bas been to suggesUons that he is
foo~ the bill for the costly recall cam-
paign; an upect of the movement that is
not, he says, part of his role and which is
under the direction of a person who can
not be identified "at this time.''
Carpenter's Involvement as a long-time
Democrat in a staunchly GOP district
baffles many area voters.
He is not a resident of the district,
never has been and hu singularly failed
lo draw support 1n any election in which
Fifth Disbict voten have participated.
His caUing card would be hard to fiod in
the de!k drawers of pollllcal powers in
the area and his ln·and-out fonn in
previous Democratic campaigns has not
e7'actly made hlm big in his party's
Inner councils.
MUM'S THE WORD
He repealed this week Tarantino 's
original contention that identification of
the candidate behind the campaign
"would immediately make him the Vic·
Um of tremtndous economic pressures.''
That candidate, Cerpenw said, will
make his name known to Fifth Dillrict
voter1 when "Che Ume ls rf&ht."
U that candidate Is waiting for
favorable p.ibllc re.ction lo the recall
drive that tlmt would appear to be now
-on the strength or Carpenter's ar&aly1is
of early reactk>ft lo the campaign.
He claims that 1,000 signatures ire in
!he bag. And Ill ls conllctent that his
null worker will bring In l ,7U more
names to force the recall election for
which someone b prepared to p~y
ll0.000.
Carpenter made that claim shortly
after one of h!A conferences with Taran-
tino In the lllW"'• San Clfmenle home.
Such d)nf1bs would tpPYr to be tre-
quent stnce the voluble carpenter wu a
guest tn the home oa two occutons·wMn
DAILY PIWI' ,_.... "°""1t to lotor-
>lew the vacdlaUng Tarantino.
Torantloo declln<d to 'blve his photo.
arOllb !lMn.
ANOTllER Dl!NL\L
Dtmocral Carpentor baa PfOlllpled
rl l9!rld voten to look at other Democrats
"'ho might be templed to get the board
spot via a ..wi . .--amoog them
management contpol Oecutlve Joseph
Rosener of Newport Beach.
Look aomewhere else, says Rosener.
He readlly admJlted his lnt.erest In the
Allen job oot denied any connection with
the rtcaU movemenl Ute many others
subsequently contacted, be 11ys he hu
never beard of Tarantino.
They were all told that Tarantino was
S9, gray-haired, former operator or a II·
quor store in Hillgren Square in Costa
Mesa and ... well, interested In pollUcs
-as ol two wee.ks ago.
"Never heard o( him," Is the reaction.
Not a very good campaign slogan.
But launch your boat in the GOP pool
and eome very loud spalshes can be ob-
tained -none louder than the one
g...,.ated by Ron C..pen. PftS)dent of
Ktystooe Savings and L o a n Aslocla-
Uon.
MONEY CLAllllS _
Cupen Is a Lido Isle rericleol,llnarrled
with fJve children, a plush Via Florence
home and 1 bumJng deslre to re~aent
!be Filth Dtstrld on the county board.
The same Dan Emory wbo rebu.fted
Carpenter claims that Caspers' money Is
behind the movement Cupera clstm1 tt
isn't and that he doesn't know who is
signing the checks.
C.spen flnt told the DAILY PILOT he
would not be a candidate in a recall
election -only in . a regular election.
Later, be said ttiat 0 come an election I
am a candidate."
But Mr. Caspers, a RepubUcan who hu
leaned toward the Democratic aide on
varied 1)0).iUcal occ:asions, becomea very
much t6e wallflower when hla pouible m..
volvemenl in the RCall movement i.s
discussed.
"I can't tell you anything about that,"
he says. "I'm certainly not inYolved a.nd t
don't krJOW anyone who is. It's costing
someone a lot of money and, frankly, I
don't have that kind of money."
EXPENSIVE EFFORT
Someone bas. And he (or they) Is dip.
pine deep into the purse or pocket in the
apparent conviction lhat a recall move-
ment without a ~ ii going to pull
an eager public into bis (or their) corner.
A n.ajor portion of thooe lundl b being
expended on Opinion Research, the Long
Beach-based o r g a n i i a t J o n which
specialir.es in advbing its c 11 e n t s -
many of them school districts worried
about bonds and cJl.ies worried about
elecUons -just what John Q. Public ll
thlnkine.
The finn earlier this year did an
opinion survey for "Newport Tomor·
row." 'lbe poaiblllty of cmoecUon wUh
the recaJI · movement brought exprea.-
5.ions of concern in Newport Beach.
Opinion Research denied stnxigly It
has used any data from the Newport
survey in the recall and insisted Its only
role wa!l that ol collectlng the 9, 748 1lg-
naturcs needed to force a recall election.
REPEATED DENIAL
Those denials were repeated 1s
recently as ThursdDy night by Opinion
Research board cbainnan D o n a I d
Muchmore and Donald McGrew, vice
presidonl or lhe research grwp.
Both repeated 1t a League ol Cities
meeting what McGrew told a DAIL V
PILOT ttporter when the recall move-
ment first gal under way -that the
recall planners contacted Joanne Case,
"one of our ezecuttve stall'' Uld thst
l\1rs. Case was working alone on the
r sampling project.
Alooe and aloof. For Mr1. Cast refUJU
to dJJcuss her apparent involvement wttb
the movement despite frequent atlemptJ
to C01Jtact ber.
Sbe Ls very much an esecu.Uvt. She Ls,
in fact , the president o( Opinion Research
and 1 seruor researcher and no stranger
to political campaigns in Ora111e County.
WORKED WTI1I HUSBAND
She has worktd shoulder to shoulder
with her h111band, Stewart Case, an
~nsucce.ssful campajaner for poUUcaJ of.
Jice In Orange County. Cate, currently
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FIRST ATTACK-RtcaJI atart-
ed with clrcul1tion ol. proles-1lonally produced "newcpa;per••
being mailed from Coll8 Mesa Post Offke at,poctq:o COii of
3.8 cenis each. Dtstrfct baa
113,000 registered voters.
communlcatlool dlroctor .. Santa Ana
Collqe, ll proaldeot <I M. R. Auoclates
of G~ Gl"Of<, a publtc rdaUON firm.
An elected member of the Orange
Col/Jlty Repoblicsn Central Ccimmlttee,
Case ls a Iona-time poliUcal worker who
once served aa deputy Jo fonner Ora.age
County Slit. Seo. ~ A. Murdy CR·
Newport Beach). c... ha! inahted
r<peatedly that Ile ls not connected >l'ith
the drive to unseat Alton Allen.
Statementa by others to the contrary
have-led reporters to contact him more
than once.
The ~ghHlpped Mf!. Case b very high
on the list of Mrs. Joan Lancaster of San-
ta Ana Helghb, a fonner writer who
claims that Mn. Case is, in fact,
chalrmao of the r<eall commJU...
SHE WAS INVITED
Mn. Laocaster told !be DAILY PILOT
that she had accepted au invilltioo to
sen'e on the recall committee with Mn.
Case, Dr. James L. McGaugh ot the
University of California at lrvine: and
Anthony TaranUno.
More committee members would be
named. said Mrs. Lancaster, "very, very
soon now." U &he knew who they might
bt she wasn't prepered to aay nor would
!he identify the forces behind tbe move--
ment.
Like Tarantino and Carpenter, she In-
sisted that such ldenUficaUon would l.urt
the recall effort at a crlUcal stage « the a:ame. -
The reporter who talked to Dr.
McGaugh Thursday thought he was
listening to a well-worn recording.
"No, I have absolutely no coonect.lon
with thl! recsll campaign," the UC! pro-
fessor said. "'lbat isn't to 11y tb1t t have
no Int.rest in it but to merely confirm
that I am not 1ervtng on such a cmn-
mlttee.
AGREES WTI1I ATrACK
"I !ind plenty to ·criUciu Allen about
and I agree with much of what is con-
tained in the flyer," McGa111h said. "But
I'm pretty busy as finance chairman of
li't Upper Bay couerv1tlon movement
and I haven't been approached by anyone
about Allen's pouibkl recall."
Th.al "flyer" ls the South Coast
Horneowner's Beacon, a tabloid publlca·
lion that bas betn widely di!trtbuted
throoghout the Filth Distrld.
It blames Allen for the county's "live
away" of Salt Creek Road to the Lapna
Niguel CorporaUon, the poalblllty that
"airport noise" could be "Alton Allen's
nen mammoth &lveawt)' ," o th e r
oupervlsorial "ourrenden of public road>
to private lntettlb" under the headJna of
"Alle!!:'I Alleys" and the approval of
"sloppy nibbilh colleclors" by the Fifth
District supervisor.
Allen is alao accused ol cuWng the
county sherllrs budget in an lndlctment
that contains thb char8f: "Alton Allen's
vote ... pieces him 011 the side of gitU: and
giveaways -not on the side of Orange
County's youth."
AJDlo: ATrACKED
Many readers of the professionally pro-
duced pampblet -both pro-and anti·
Allen -consider it remarkable in that
mtdl oC its content attack& John
KWefer, Allen's chief aide, u much as
his boss.
It includes plctwu: of Killefe:r'1 plush
Corona del Mar home with the Inference
u.at the aupervl.sor's as&lstanl fares
much better on his f13,IOO county ulary
than would ...., to be posolble.
KWeftr's laconic answer ii that the
oceanfmJI home WU paid lor In Aprl~
1968, two years before he became Allen's
aide . And he doesn't trouble to hide the
fact that he II independently wealthy and
by no means dependent on hil county pay
check.
Killefer has said he will campaign for
the FllUI D11ltk:t teat If Allen reUres in
1970 and he has hlred public relations ex.
ecutive Frank M1chelena of Newport
Buch. l\Jllefer Ls also the target or at-
.. cks by Chip Cleary.
FORKER RECALLl!R
Cleary b the Santa Ana public relations
man who maater-mlnded the abortive
recall campa!p a1atnst Allen two years
•go.
1.'be ambWous Cleary never 1ot that
recau· drive off the sfound. He never, Jn
fact, pn>ehiced a cudldale In an
astonlohln& csmpatin that wu launched
Immediately after Anen had been , ..
elected to olflce -afw racklnr up the
blggut •lectoral margin In Fllth Dist-
rict htsf"1,
Clearj was, lliddly, Allen'• campafp
man3ger tn 196: when the former banktr
maoe hi! r~st llllCCW!ul bid ~fflco.
Allen later appoloted blm to the Orance
Cowtty , Harbor Comm!Rlo!t, ti post
rellaned. by the •lli'Y Clury wl!en the
rift bttwttn him 1od Allen became ap-
pare·1t.
'lllere Is, both mtD adml~ no love loot
bet..... them lndoy, Cl••11 bu not
allowed his cllr<dlon of heltm Joao
1n1ne Smfth'1 affaln to lnlarl•e with
his caostaot obstriatm ol all that Allen
cloa In or OUI of the Fifth Dislrict.
Cleary hhmeU A)'t t4a1. ,
ABOflTMI EFFORT
-of that llf'I dabaclt -led many, in and out of the movement. to
coodude that Cleary Is oaco qain !be
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THI CAST
ALTON ALLEN -NMrl"ll tho .... of hl1 IKft
form loitht yoortl H l'lflh District ...,,........,,..
... tho _...ty .... ,., of ...,.,., ..... 1he '"-
Boeclt mlfl -•kad In bonlcl"ll for 40 .,..,. loolor9
awltchl"ll to polttk:1. Obied of un-ce•1flll rMall
movement -'ad'ln 19'7 by Chip CINry.
PAUL CAliPINTER -Un-asful c.ondldata
fer 35th c..,.r... .... 1 District aoat ""* occuplad
loy James I. Utt and for tho fflh A•Mmbly Dlatrk:t
cur....tly rapr-tad loy Kometh Cory. Won fame
•• the ''Wa .. 1,. C•nclklatt#' •nd h•• bHn ct.scrfMct
by Democratic coll••turt•' •1 ''• permanently active
polltlclan and t ' ,Orpotual candl<fata.''
..........
ANTHONY TARANTiNO -S.H·ttylad aculpi.,..
de1l1ner whoa1 wfft, operatn • 1ucce11ful latll•'
materials atoN In C01ta Me••· A name that dteW
only blink states In tho, polltlc.ol ""'n• et t"9 tlma of
the recall announcement. Former Cotta MeNn, now
llvlnt at San Clem-.te address ll1ted •• hucf4u.rt~
era of Alton AU_,. recall movement. Clo•• frlencl of
Paul Carpenter.
JOHN KILLEFER -Chlef·eida to SuporvlMr
Allen, he !rltand1 to 1Hk the Fifth Dl1trlct Job If
Allen retires. Hat engageci public r.latlon1 execu-
tive Frank Michelena to conduct his cam,.lgn In
1970. Kllltftr and hla sumptuous Coron• del Mar
home have -been the titgeh of attacks In recall liter· atur..
ROBERT BATTIN -Recenlly electad Flr1t DI,.
trlct supervisor and a Santa Ant attorney. Got Into
recall picture with a sto1temant that more Dtmocrat1
should be tlKtld to non-partisan offlce1. Defends
that 1t1t1ment today.
•
CHIP CLEARY -Joan Irvine Smith's publfc
rel1tktn1 min '•nd th• figure behind th• 111..f•tecl
drive to un1ut Allen In 1967. Onetime •tront· auPo
porhir of Allen. Cl•lm1 not to be Involved In this r•
c111 •nd to be un•w•r• of the Identity of Its 1pontor.
CfHry'a 1ntlpo1thy 191ln1t Allen,. 1om1 suggest, ls.
proNbly pert of his long-1to1ndln9 h1ro111m1nt of
Irvine Compo1ny m•netem•nt. Cleary l1 friend, con-
fld1nt1 of Aa1es1or Andrew J, Hlnsh•w, o1nother
Irvine Compo1ny foe.
CllAltY
DAN EMORY -·Head of the Harbor Araa entl-
•lrport nolu group •nd • man who cl1lm1 that he
w11 1ppruchecl by P1ul Carpenter and 11kecl to run
for Allen'• (ob. Rejedecl tf\1 offer •nd d1nle1 any
other llnk with the recall crowd.
WILLIAM WILCOXEN -Laguna Boaclt eltor·
ney and 1 by figure '" the ''S.v1 S.lt Creek RNCI''
c1mpo1l9n. He could be • candidate, he 1i1ys, but not
under the recall banner. Bla1t1 1upervit0r1 for ''un.
lo1wful abandonment of Salt Creek Road" to Laguna
Nlguel Corp.
JOSEPH ROSENER -Newport 8ei1ch mal\•I•·
mint control expert and a men tipped by many
D1mocrats at • 1upervlsorlal candldo1t1. Oenl11 •ny
Involvement with r1c1ll movemll'\f desolt• n1mlng
~y Tarantino. Hlghly ro19arded by Harbor Area
D1mos. Wife on Oro1n91 County Grand Jury.
RON CASPERS -Deflnlt1ly 1 co1ndklo1te, recall
or otherwise, but no connection with recell mov•
ment, he stetes. Costly Lido Isle home, merrltd, five
chllcfren and good post with K1y1tone Savln91 and
Lo.n. Regenltd In polltlcet clrcl11 11 v•ry 1mbftfou1
man.
STEWART CASt' -A pollllcal campaigner who
cl1fm1 to know nothing of the rec•ll movement and
couldn't care S.sa about the Allen post. Cl1lm1 his
only connacti<MI with recall l"Jbllclty 11 Jhrough hla
wife, Jo.nn• C1N.
JOANNE CASE -Executive In Opinion R•
1Nrch of Ci1llfornl1 for the ''Alton Allen Recall"
account. Haa contacted Fifth District re1idant1 and
11ked them to work for th• campelgn. Refuaff to
comment on her involvement Jn th• mov•ment,
DR. JAMES McGAUGH -UC! profauor who
knows •bout tht f'ffall effort but denl11 Hing • part
of It. He Is finenca chairman of the N•wport 9roup
dHlcatacf to pr111rvetlon of th1 Upper Bay.
driving force behind the plan to unseat
his old enemy, Allen. He is adamant In
his belief that Allen shou.ld not again seek
office.
But Cleary vigorously denlet any con·
nect.loo with or any knowledge of the
movemeut "otber than what 1 read In
your -newspaper.1• Cleary professes
himself to bo astoolsbed at the linking of
"so many Democrat.I" to the drive to un-
seat AUen ln a controversy that had
seemed to him, to be an excllllleely Re-
publlc11.11 ap1l •
Cleary is known today to be closely
allied to County Assessor Andrew J.
Hlrahaw and to particularly welcome
that pithy offlcl1l's frequent duels with
the Board ol SUperviaors and the Irvine
Company.
Both men figure high oo the board of
directors of an organization that alma.
lCCllrdin( to Cleary, llinsbaw aod !Is
publicity to '1offer Instruction Ind mate
the public awart of property tu law1 a.nd
recent inDovatlonl in that.field."
ANOTHER DENIAL
Clea11 bu npealedly Insisted thal ho
is not beblnd· tbe curreDt movtzriut.
Apln, u in the cue of Stewart CUe,
maey commtnll to the CCllllrvy bave
-~back to CleaJl.
Tbooe who Urtd ol beatlni Republican
oosbes wem back to the Democrat aatberina: lfOUl1dt to1 unearth 90rMOne
who mi,ht be linked with Clrpentor in
the csmpalan.
Miii)' read Carpenter's arguments and
cast their mlnds back to July I and a
aJ)ftd> mada· before the Oranf= Dtmocr1Uc FOUDClaUon by
Robert BIWn, Flrst Dbtrk:t reprean-
"U ve 00 U. county board.
They _..., not wl!at lit Uld but
W'hlt the 11hdtraUoo News" quoted ln Jta:
-of the ....UO,; "He wlfl
dllcUa the Upper Newport Bay "'°" _...., 8Dd tbe necesoitr ol eltdlnl
llemocnll to l10l>partlaan p o 1 t 1 In °""'" Ccuntr." BltUn uys that Ille quot>Uon Is ol bis
words 1nd b: acaaate. And he believes
today that bis views al that tlmt sWJ aPo-
ply "to au county or dty offices whatever
or wherever they might be.''
NO RECAU.ER
Did he bava.AUen'a office in mind?
''I said an dty and county offices."
Battin claims, however, to have no
knowltdge of the recall movement other
than ''what I'm told and r ea d In u.
newspapers," He bas oot dlscqued roca1J
matters with Paul Carpenter -"In fact.
I haven't c1Lscmsed anythlng witb Paul
Carpenter for at least the last six
months."
Battin has attended pol!Ucal meetings
at the Westmlnl!ter offices of Keystone
Savings and Loan. It's feasible -be
hasn't been asked -that he might have
met Keystone u.ecuUve Ron Caspus on
one of those occulOM.
Ca!penlu might have be<n thert, too.
There may, ln fad, have been more thao
ooe poltucal rally wblch included Battin,
C.rpentor and C.spen In !ta audlenc ..
C.rpenter ls coocemed only with whot
he imists Is favorable public rtactlon
thm far to the recall campalp..
He doesn't think that the iroup•1
flllura lo nama Ill candidate has
aHenatod very many ol the mldenll ""°"
ta<led tlllll far.
Bu1 on off-lhHU!I wnpllnf of
homeownen in five lllcton al the Filth
Distrid lndlalted that this -for
a.crecy could well hinder the •Iloiis of
the reclll oraantiers.
One born-oomn1'1lled: "I .,....
with SCIDt, not all mind you, of the
trJUll!Onla aaatnst All•n. But I doll't lib
being told how to vote or wt..t \o dct by
face!.., people. It just doem1 oe<m ri&'ht. ..
Carpont« aod. his UIOdata """ to
reval ID the air of -t'Y lmpan.d i. Ibelr -pa1gn b)' their mUlll to .....
their &lididai.. 'Ibey P!'fer to piaJ tb6t
••ltln& fame to a Jli>iDI lllat cu1 be
ucertlined and won't be rneaJlcL
Wilen they do, It could ba too \ala.
\l\ctor Hup uld; "-1117 mast that I m11 b<Utr bm1: thee 1"lllool •
for thou shalt never lo1ow my \mt "1th
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NEW YORK (UPI) -President Ni1on's an·
nouncemont cf further troop cutbackli in Vietnam
bostered stocks today tn fairlY active trading.
Tho UPI marketwlde Indicator was up 0.18 per-
cent on 1,549 issues crossing ~e tape. There were
710 advances and 580 declines.
Tbe Dow Jones overage of SO blue chip lndU>-
lrlals showed a Jain of 0.66 at 831.1 at that time.
Volwne of 10,500,000 shares near the final bell w"' about In line with Monday's.
AcUve issues in~luded American Telephone and
Revco D. S., large1 the result of big block lransac-
tionli . AT&T trade three blocks amounting to 232,·
l500 shares at 50\\, and Revco a block of 177,000
shares at 19 1/4. AT&!f closed al 50 3/4, oU 1/2.
Also heavily traded 'vere Kinney National Serv·
ice, Benguet, UAL Inc., and Atlantic Richfield.
There were several point-plus movers in the oils
group, mostly on the down side. Texaco closed down
1 1/4 to 32 112 and Jersey Standard was up 1/2 to
72 vs:
Point.sized movers in the electronics were in
both directions with IBM closing up 2 3/4 to 346 3/4.
Steels, motors and chemicals, meantime, gen·
erally traded in fractions. So did rails, aircraft,
and most airlines.
Prices were mixed on the American Stock Ex·
change in moderately active trading.
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ef N-1 BeKl'l. TETER-tUELL. LIWl!ll D., 31,. of 7t0!
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Lot P•l'dOs $1.-~l•ln V•l..., •1>11
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AU.EN
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Westclllf Mortuary m E. 17~ St., COila MtN -• BALTZ MORTUARIES
Coro.a del Mar OR Hfst
CGeta Mta.1 Ml f-1.W • BELL BROADWAY
MORTUARY
111 Broadway, Costa MHI
uwm • DILDAY BROTHERS
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171118ndoBlvd.
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BE.&m MORTUAl\Y
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OUUl • PACIFIC VIEW
MEMORIAL PAllJt
C• .. 1 e Mortury
Cllapd
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Newport -· Cllllornil -• PEEK FAMILY
COLONIAL FUNE11AL
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\lllLAlll ... L.COVEll.. lMrY I .. fl, fll
Ult L Mill .. s...ta ANo .....i $1Mr•
M... it,. Ill W HlltlUtot' 6t .. C... -. MAttSHAU..WHITf, J-It,. 4S. .. '°'' ""*' circ-.. ~,. hM1I Hit Dort$ J'f », o1 JU Wlro&tan tloH, -CASSILLA~HESS. _,..,... A.. H. • •u 0.-... 1 Aw.. -C-II., 1:1', el lM.S AMIWilrl SI .. Mlfl Ill oo.t. .....
J£AHNETTE.Jl:Fltl(WOOD, Deth A.,
11 ."" 1111 "'~ wn. Cott• Mtw ~ S.US... K~ 21. al MC E-lllff" Ort..-. Miu• \llelo.
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WOOD-FIELD, SI~ D., "· .r 110Pt
' ByTDOMAB~ ...............
LOS Al(G!l.ESC -,.,..
fretWl)'I 1f terVe U:it IOUtbem
part ol on,,.. Coonl1 -the
Lafunl Fleew13 llDd Plldflc
Cout rr.ow., -.... Ill!!
todly to both be 10 ,...,
.-wa,y.
A tpokwnan for Oto Stole
DtvWoo o1 liflh"'l3f threw
cold watertcm ~ thai, ooe °" Oto other mlibt be bull!
IOCIQU1 five or aix yean from ..... .
"Both of. ~ freeways are
in lbe aame ball part," MU1oo
'Johnny Potseed'-
' Given 3 Mon ths
Eue"' L • • A...,._ _. ~.,. SANTA ANA - A Santa Ana &o three months in county jail. L., K. of Ill! L--. AMllliln..
HUD!ION-ll05lEY, Alfor4 D .. JO, _,.. ffi&J\ Who pleaded p1Jty fO superior Court Judge Robert k'IW l ., It, ball! OI 2Glf ~ ln
C•I• Mnl. growing marijuana • Costa Gardner ordered that penalty
TU..V.OUOAIC!S-H0"1t1NS. Cl'lt'ls. JI,
ti1 11tn ,,.,.. ... ,.,.a, Gar.,... G-Mesa field has been sentenced and lhree yean probation Iqr
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"""'"'" Emilio • Sp.muel Flo~ 24.
LAM1..co11.coRAN, s~ L. .. "' et after Flores -dubbed "a
1121 woaltlutft °"""' ...,. Dl•M e.. Co OKs ll. of ., Kno~vni.. both ol Hv"' unty present 'day J 0 h D n y "Ap. 11 .... !0fl llNdl.
MATTSON-HE1$Elt, Edwa~ J,. ~. "' plexed" by Costa Mesa police
~v_: l~: ::,,~ttir.:::. ~ := Road Costs officers -oUerec1 hi! guilty G~AMos. 11onaw ..._, :n. ., ttn pte.a in Harbor munlci'pa1
Vhl• Dortdcl, ~ .._,. and court.
$hefyy ..... rt, af 11• Wlodc-1, La SANTA ANA -Payment or
Je'tlE'i.W"AttTOH. o.iltf w~ tt. ..., Florts was acrested lut
'f.eachers'
View Aired
,....,1wn H~ :o. bOlll of 12* $4,000 to the city of Fountain June 21 near the o ... n field at ~t 11 .. wntm1n11w. V "-to Id the. -. ..... l. ,....... ANAHEIM - A teacher's 1c:o11A1o1oa-sP11te1., Mll'll ...._ ,._ .t aui::y w en •}'}"~ Luddingtoo Street and vtew.plaalari-te .. ..l.; .... con. n.Y Founi.Joo wn Witrt 19"1 o.i. lo ••-W A '-''•e ~ _,...,. M.. lf, fll m ,. .... DrJW. bo!ll ., we amer venue .... "'6 PauJarino Aveme where he d.itionlt""' fringe benditl ud
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Counfy .'Wat ~r Tax Hiked
LOS ANGELES -A2.. ' by 1m.
tax increase for virtual 'lhls. Ii Uie ltCOOd )'ear a
Soutbem caillomla .. ....... tllat·lbe diatdcr• lax :!te
including those on the Orange· wN I~ A two cent
Cout hu been aJll!i>un<ed '11\' hit• last tlsc>l . .,.., .... the
the Metropoijtan , W a I u lint tn_.e In U :run.
District for it,s new fiscal r.ear -· Prese:nl .fttimates are that
1969-70. ' the rate m8)' hive to be raised
The MWD board of directors • few more cegts.~ over the
has voted to u_p the tax rate nut few years befOfe leveling
rrom 15 cents per 1100 . o1 orr and lhon beglnnlnc lo
assessed valuation lo 17 cents derllne. ·
to meet mounting-costs to ~ 1be dlalrid'1 pa'yment for
taio Northern califomia water
Its share ol lbe costs nl the
$2.7 bill.ion State Water Pro-
ject will llllotirlt to $35 million
OfJJ r.scat 'year or $10 million
hi!Jhef'\haD WU.paid in 1968· P . .
1be dis\rict now supplies
ooe billlOfl gallons of Colorado
River water a day h> more
than 10 million persons In Los
Angeles, .<>rqe, Riverside.
San BemaJ:dinot San Diego
and Ventura counties.
County sotdier Flood lnsurQ.n~e
Dies in Viet County Dampens on Idea 11i::'~. o-N L . ." n. ..,,, across the Santa Ana RJva-raised his crop of the· illicit curriculum will be )Jl"eSentid
(:a,~~. tt. llllfll "' ™ JeiN$ .st.. has hem authorized by Orange weed. Flores iave police a run by John Lepp at the Wed·
•uouu • Cwnty 1Upem.ors. ne!day meeting of the Orange GARDEN GROVE -An SANTA ANA -Tbe U.S. sures what wu built before.
-sPeNCe-1uu1111eN. Mkllll a .. n County crew• will bnprove for their money by 1eadinc County School Boards Associa· Army trooper from Garden "I don't believe Orange ~:~: .... ~ ~,. the bridge to rour lanes while them in an auto chase which tion in Anaheim. Grove has been, identified as rovermnent !IOW offer• Dood County lither poliUcally or
M<CllAOCEN-sT. cur•. '''" J-4 city of Fountain Va 11 e y ended in a one way street .and '_.,, ii president of the one of 44 servicemen tilled to tosu.rance but °'"°'e County ~~-1ca11y •--·dy to ~-'°' ol »1' W1rrt11 l-11111 ~911 .-t'I" ..HI"'-'-"I 1..-~u .. ...... ""'t' "-· n. " * w. 1fltl 5t., both of worte:n wUI widen the ap-thtn iD a wild chMe on foot soutbem sect.ion of th e Vietnam combat. includliw att "'""w .... aren very .._ on growing," s3id Carl Nelson
Clo"ll Me$.I. ..._ ~"' •t..-.11' ,_... the canr I T h ··-~-f earu--· lak1ng out • policy I . ···-·-. f c:0Lv1N-CURT1ss. Grttorv A .• ,,, .,, proac1i= on .,...,... 1.1M' i-oun...., wblcb ·ended u desperate om a eac en '"""""".... rom UJ,ua. • p amung ww&;Ml,IU enlJ.MU or
mt 0r._. Grow A.,..~ "'-_. Valley and Santa Ana sides. Flores tried to nut& a fence. tion. The Orange County victim The trouble with the Policy the couoty Flood Co.olrol r!";: ~'· of "" Dr•-........ -The county fuod1 will be in Officers saJd they counted 50 An informal workshop at 6 was identified aS P!c. Don C. ls that ft requim an area be Di.1trict.
LIVIDtNt-RAMeo. JHfl P .. ,,, "" ....,ymenl for approach work 10.lnch marl1'uana p I ants p.m. will precede the 6:45 din--Brown. son of · Mr. and Mrs. zoned for flood and no new And. that. one suspects, ll2ll SIJ*~ Detroll. Midi. 111111 ,..-• U · '
Ju<1r A.. 21. « su .s,..,,._ C•t• done on portions that e m growing at the site. A water.. ner meeting in the -Skyroom of Joseph F. Frueh, of 12532 building be undertaken ID the closes out the possibility of
M~-Y-PANNo, 11_111 M .. 7s. °',_c_oon __ •Y_terr_itory_· __ • ______ ing __ ju_g~w_aa_founc1 __ ne_a_rb_y_. ___ lh_•_G_r_and __ H_o_t•_l. ______ Le_ro_y_s_t_. _________ •_rea_._The __ i_av_e_rnm __ ••_t_then __ 1n-__ coun __ ty_n_o00 __ 1n_s_u_r_•n_ce_. __
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License :of
Sauna Bath
By JACK BROllACK
Of .. DlllJ I"*' tt.lft I '!11< !io¢ne .... ~ of ' ....... ,aild
m1~e· P!lrlor wfrlch ,-the '\'..., _of
the -st fJI ~ m-s M t&rn·
al prosUlutkln • last'· April w a 1
pernlanently revoked lll!od>Y nlgbt by
the Hunlln8too Beach Cil1 Council. •
After a -.olorful -debate splo-
ed with remuk& by the. establbhmenl's
attorney and coundlme_n, tilt. license of
the Eucutlve Suite Salon, 17434 !!each
Bl~d., was revoked by a split~ to 2 v«e.
Councilmen followed the first declston
with another nvoking the pmnits of the
three masseuses.
Attorney James W. Read, Jr. of Cost.a
Mesa. representing the E;1ecuUve Suite
Salon's · owner Emma M. Van Bmoo.
argued unsuccesdully that she knew
nothing of the activitiea of her f!Qlployes.
He also pul heavy stress on the fact
that the three employes pleaded guilty to
a lesSer charge 'of disturbing the peace
which he termed "a catcb-all law like
spi Uing gasoline in a service station.~•
Read also c)larged "over rslous action
by police" which he charged was later
refuted by the 0range'C"""'1 Di!trkl
Attorney's ornce when they refused 1o
proseaite on atution charges., .
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Judge KeaJielh Smilh> bad fiiUeci,m ;
n;l)lt fot, h~t= 11 ~ ~ ' •litulloe dlari'i. .. .Ille ....,
had \o koow (that .the women were en-
gaging In lll!gaJ act!). The ft~ admitted
foor to m act! dalJ)' each. '
Mayor Jack G...a also toot euoptlon
to attorney Read'• rana.rk that the owner
c:ou.ld not co!I&rol the actl of her
employes.
Read countered with a comparison of. a
liquor store dert who sell& to mlnor1
'ol'hen the owner is absenl
Council Al eo.n then sot tni. the act
with a quef}' to Ci!>' Attorney Don Boofa.
"Based on the evidence, does the city
council have the right to revoke or sus--
pend tbe license?"
&nfa replied !hat the councilmen had
the right to revoke the license if they
determined that the city's Ucen.w
ordinance had been violated.
"Tbe councilmen ohoold judge the
credibility of the evidence," the city at,.
tomey said. "If. they believe the police
(See SAUNA, Pqe Z)
Beach tC!._ Use
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Present Laws
Against Hippies
Huntington Beach city councilmen
wrestled with !he annoying problem of
o\·er crowded hippie pads in lhe com·
munity Monday night and finally con·
eluded lhat they can best control them
.-itb Wallng 1.-...
In answer to a qutry four weeks ago by
Councilmall Ted Barilett, City Attorney
Don Bonfa reported Utat laws specifically
barring a large group of people from ll•·
ing in one home Cir a~t "would be
difficult to write-and•ed'orct!."
Police Chld "E,arle Robilaille, who had
previously to\d coundlmen that most of
his ~enl'a dOpiproblema stemmed
from Polls bcillbor ap lo 2$ tenons. 1111·
gested ' -Nnpart:Bwb had made ,......, ... U. llal1hriili ~ ol
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")ft IN.If~ plila( rid ol'tll<tn throdlh -beulltii la'!I," added Bwldlog ~ Jaclt <JenlaDd. "U yoo
eive 1 ifWe mon. time 11r1 may ~lve
the pl'Obll!n ~ti -wont." ..
It .... fSPlalaad Iha! -llooAinl codea ~,,_ OllD five unrdiied 1 I"'""' from Uvlnil In ooe dw<Ulng. "But we WOUid have t,o gel a search
warrant and actuaDy prove that the peo-
p~ we.re llviag tbert-permanently to en-for~ such tawa, .. Cle9e.1and uplained.
He sald the hlpPles tend to use old
they were fc:mxl ia 1'iolltioa ol buildlnl
codes
Councllrnao Geqe ll«:l'ack<n 'f!'rned
that the problem·ll _.... ''Samo o1
these placto -1$ or l!1""e -and we """')l1<tf Ii ~'Wore Jt becomu ...._ ... , ; .;;
Ballf• erpllined fllat polke In ~
'"' lo ~b ol ...... "could CGUlll tilt bedl « ....tlttues anil om! a.._i to my ollico al!d ,.. can declCle H ltpJ
action wm' be d.fedlvt."
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Councilman CO.,,.
'FMllL y CANDJDATI!'
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CHOSE NEW .COUllCIL '
Dr~ Roy Rlchaida
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New App eal
' To N. Viets
" By MERlllMAN SMmI
WASl!INGTON (UPI) -PreS!d.nt
Niloo ...........t 1e<fv 3$,000 more Gii
wW be witbdrawn llOln Vldnam b7 Dee.
15. ,..,,..tlme bas etrhe to end thla wrtt,"'
Ile said' In a new app<al to S...i 10(
meinlnsfnf peace talU. (Related ....,.,; p~ i.I). .
n;.. -. pullout. 00 top ol 1$,oiD "" -·lhtte montha qo and -pllled In o\llgust. wUJ bring . lhe t o ta I
..,Jtbt1rawail of American troopa to •.GOO
b11 Dec. JJ. ' ' . N-ht-a writWi -relwed by u.e White u.u... •afd lhe redlldlon of u:s.' 'troop strength· to a new ~ of
less than half a mDllon · (i!lo t o t al
num~ now there was 502,000 u of Wt
wed) '"is a slgnifiduit st.eP.'' ·
"The time for meaningful negotiations
tias arrived," he said relerring to the
lq·stalled Part. Lalka. "I reaU.. lhifll
ts 14lffi~ to ,CJ>mmunicale atl'Oll tht tuJ[ ofnve yean of war. But the time
bu cOrne to end this war."
N1mft recounted various .!1¥.'vea he saisf
b,b'awninl1traU09 11"1 ~ to tnd· the 'Wat and IBid the United Slataa waa
. ~ed "' di"""8 ,and negbtlate With
the Communists on Uitir demand.I as well
~~oltheaWeo. .
'. '."Tho~~ ~ w\ui:h b' .Ot ntgoti.~
1 -'t..~1~·3="...: ::\ fiee
~ ol Olibdde. ~-~
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• the ~i had' Dot~bniidoned aj; t!liold hope Of lrillidrawlnt 100,000 at
"""' .... bY lhe end ol thil yeir. ' l • ·J!inrever, wtlh lhe • .,. wtlhdrawal not
Jo , be completed UlltlJ '10 da.YI before
Clli'lltlDaa, It :.ppeared highly unlikely
lhe 100,llOO fla1ire would be reached In lhe
final twO ween ol the year.
Tbe.autborlted Vletqam troop cellipg at
" the. ltart of . th1! adminhltraUon was
l@,IOll.
"I have docjded to~~-
ed lroop collltti In Vletnal;n ~ by
Dec. 15,h the President aai a Ital&
men!. He exp{alned !hat under thil new
cQUlng. "a mlnhnam of 80,000 tro0ps wilt
have ~ wit!W;kawn from Vietnam by
Dec. 15."
ll'be new !lglnof 35,llOO men In be pull·
ed out -u well a.s the date for .CXJl'Doo
pletion of U,e .withdrawal -were dlf.
ferent from the number and date rn.m-
Uored Monda,y In Saigon by Soulh Vlei·
nam's vice president, Nguyen Cao Ky.
Ky. uid 40,500 mofe Americans would'
(See TBOOPS, Pap !)
GET FASCINA TI NG
LOOK AT RECALL
Filing for aeata In the 19'11) Orang•
County Board of Su~' election
begins nve months ftom now. Yet a ~ campaign · agaliist ooo of the In-
cambenta aJtu4y ii ...,.. way. Tha
ciropalin -estimabd 16 liave cost at
toast •te,aoo alreedJ -., far baa only
two ~!edged l~m. -and no can·
c!ld11'. Fer a luctitatlng look Into the
njy1terlooa eampalp, lead DAILY
PILOT ,.J)Ofttt Tom· Barley's story on
pigo ' today. •
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and hlPl'Y family Is playln1 her part in them... . tltelr North Carolina bOme. "Wh .. Y00,1111\"1,""" Hjd, '''man-y a too much loo -and 1um them IOOte· btt Nortb carollna bae~ ..... car-
tbt crutest crusade or all, Mrs. Biiiy Mrs. Graham's rare publlC·tddms '('II "Th.ii WIS my own ldta," ahe said. "J nian to wtlom you won'.t mlnd adJusttng. when they ha'le aou.tn tbemaelvea in rled via lo®iputers to aome 3,000
Gl'lhlm told a "ltll.out crOWd Monday at keyed to the l1unchin1 Stt>t. 26 of Dr. felt that lt wu time J talked to my fellow Your business ts to n\ai:e your huaband balance," ahe said. luncblus Usteuera outaid' the dining
Graham's two-week Southland crusade. women on a lbeme that 1& vuy dear to happy and leave the rest to God -atra. ,Graham admJtted U\At ahe was room.
the Anaheim Convention Center. She tonflfmed ftfonday that lhf' rally at my htart -Uie ach!evemen& of a ~ppy rtmember, only Cod can make him "gruUy worried" b~ tbi prtpondttance: Mri. Crahara W..,-wal~ed: to Ortnge "8'~ JJaten to ywr teenqers and you • Ar..ihelin Stadium eanies 1 p 'c I a I maniqe and the ~ and inaln· good." , of Jdea!lato In today'• JOWl&lro g._atica. CO..nti by ,Mrs. ltoolld lleqill.iliooorary
w!D ,.,,,, a lot." the a!Vactive JIT•y\nc •~e for her hUJband and bis ttnonce ol lamll)' banl\OQ!' A happy union ahould be uoectas a a:-"Many are belhl ' mlaltd," lbt uid, diatrniu of the CCovenllcll Center
wit• ol Ille Wne4 •Vlll&tlill iolci an CMade team. Tbat Urmoo¥ ~ dtPIW, Mrs. amp1e't0,lll ~· l.irs: Gt"'""'; "'1· "and !IF jlllnda ~ ,.lnC '!be olfec!U ~
N. Viets Storm Village
Second Major Attack in Regi.on Near Da Nang
SAIGON (Al'l -Two bWldred North
V-troopo raided a viUap ln .lhc
-leus coaJlll lowlands -Of Da .Nanj, kUltd 14 peraons, wounded six
otherl and destroyed 170 hou!e1, South
Vietnamese 1pokesrnen repor~ today.
Sharp filblinC wu reported In various
parts d South Vietnal'I\ 1s Gls and of-
licera SJ*CU)a.ttd which unlta would be in-
cluded in new U.S. troop withdrawals.
Allled foreea killed llJ Viet Coo.I aod
North Vlttzwneae 1n a doien cluhe1 mo tbe Mel;ong Dolta to th e
demllillrloed -mililary ........... NJd,
Allied cuualtlu wm Ove Arnertcans
and ---.. ... iilled, and 49 ~ and two Sou1b Vlelnimm
wounded.
U.ll. Headquarttra saJd an o I be r
A-. WU iilled and 13 others
wounded In 21 rocl<et and m«tar attaclcs between I a.m. Mnlay IDd I a.m. today.
The North V!einameae altockad the
vlllqe of Ila! Unb, in the northern part
ol tbe counlry 12 miles aoolbftl! of
Nial. lhortly before 1Dldnilht wlth-rocktta, mortars, ertnadf:$
On. ' 11lt village of Jl8 pertona was delt.nded
by milillamon, and three ol tbem were
killed. All of the other victims were
civillans. Enemy lo$5eJ were oot known.
It WU U>e llC011d m-.jor North Viet·
namflte attack lp the region in Qie past
tllree 41Y•· Last Saturday about 200
North Vietnamese troops attacked a pla·
-of u,s. Marines and Soulh Viel·
n.amUIB tnlllllamtn in t vUll&fl 13 miles nortlmtl of Quan1 N1ai. This trlgered
an ellhl·hour IJchl In whlcb two
Am!ricat Marines and eight Vietnamese
civilians wue killed, three Marines were
woonded and ieo bouaea d .. ~. Vl<e Pmldent Nguyen Cao Ky told
newauen Monday that 40,500 more
Anlel1 .... would be pulled out ol Viet·
llAl!l by lhc end of NOVOJ11ber. 'fba\ wot\Jd
reduce U.S. 1roop strength to 467.500.
A few hours later the White House con-
firmed that a wlthdrawtt announcement
would be made today by Preakletit Nli:on
but withheld Ill<! number. And tbe U.ll.
Amled Forcea Networ~ cen..red all
refesimca to Ky'• re.marks rrem tts news
broadclsts. ~ 1pokmnan lor Ill<! U.S.
Command uJ4 Ky's, ltltement wu con-
sidered "speculaUve" and the mllitary
radio-tetevisJon network "only uses con-
firmed storfQ."
Another American Official &a.Id Ky 's remuks wert blacked out "because we
Suspect in Candlelight
Killing Gains Freedom
The man oact char1ed u ''The
Candlelllltl Killer." Robert w' Liberty.
today II u free u bis name Implies.
Judie Roberl Gardner of Newpo:I
Beadl Monday decland a!• f.I!'·"""
wbO pollea hid claimtd dllii>te&•ot hll
paramour three yun: qo in a welrd,
rib.111Jstic slaying in Wesbnfnlter.
Judie Gmlo<r'1 rulin& pieans thst
Liberty, If, cao never be tried for the
morder ol Mra. 1>jarcella Landis, the at·
tractive brunttte wilh wbom-unUl June
f, llM -he sbar«I an apartment at 1382
W~Ave.,Wemnwter.
Liberty I'll tbe label "Candlelllbl
Killer," from olficen who were called to
Ill<! apartment that nJ&ht to invulllate
the reportal a1J1ini ol Mn. Landis.
'l'bey werted lhey found Liberty
1b'ummlng bis 111J1lar and aolUy •lnslng
wblle the body of Mn. Landis 1'y draped
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SAUNA ...
report la crtdible they can accept it as a
le1al documenl"
Coen then moved that the business
llcwe of the """' mabllshmen1 be suspended for 30 days.
Councilman George McCracken quickly
moved to amend the motion to revoke ,the
Uceme pennanenUy. It passed &--1 with
Coen and Councilman Dr. Henry Kauf.
man dluenting.
The oW>leqU<Dl motloo to deny Ille
m•wriaes lioemea: was approved. by a 6
to 1 -. wilb Coen dlaaentlng.
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CM!• ¥tw: »I Wed ..., i"-1 °"""' ltlcM m ,..... """"""
acrou a livin& room sofa. Addin& to the
Hitchcock·li.U atmosphere iD the apart·
ment, they Wd, was the fact that Liberty
had plaood buminl candid all around the tt..!Jbtrtj and r.in. Landll liid io!ll redotds~ of mental illness and both had
been dll(nOSed and Jreated Jn the mental
ward ol Oranae Cowity Medical C.enter.
Hospital records Jndle1le &llit both made
several unsuccesaruJ suicide attempts.
Superior Court Judge Byron K.
McMillan lmmedialely sent Liberty to
Alucadero Stale l!oopltal aftar rullnl
that the Wutmlnster man was inune
and unable to mist in h1i awn defense.
lt wu undentood at that time that
Ubttty would eventually be returned to
Superior Court for the revival of charges
suspended because of his mental con-
dition.
Liberty 11 t er was transftrred to
r.tetropolltan Stale Hospital at Norwalk
and the circumstances of his leaving that
facility lhrte montha ago spUked a furor
In Superior CourL Deputy District Attorney Al Wells ac-
cused the hospital of taking "astonishing
risks" and pointed to the circwnstances
under which Liberty had been com-
mitted . Hospital olflcials replied that
Liberty had already been ruled to be sane
aod that he had, in fact, been confined to
an open ward at I.he facility.
\\'ells insl!U today that Liberty
escaped from the facility and that
hospital cfflcials &lamped "dlschar&eci''
on his papen to cover their error.
Jn any event. Liberty cannot now be
returned to Superior Court to face
murder chargu la!ued In con:oection with
the killing ol Mrs. Landis.
UPI Te .....
Reolde Recr11lter
U.S. Air Forco SllU S1L Tom
BowmAn of Huntington Be1cb
has Just been selected the
USAF"s "Roolde Recruit.u of
tho Year." CompJt(tlon was for
recrultm In Soulhern Cali· fornla and Arizona.
,
were expectlna an ~t from
~Nl>oo."
"-• the troopa expacte<I to 10 are tht !rd Marlpe Dlvil!en, new llalloned
a1en1 tbe demlUkrlse4 '°"" ancl llJllta of the lat 11\f.,,ltJ Dtvjal'!fl, lhe 11n1 Army
divlalon le arrive In Vlelnaftl.
Tbe 3rd Marine . Division n0w cuards
the wttlaro twe>-thit1$a of the frontier
below Ill<! demllltar1ze4 """'· with the
South VJetnamese lit Infantry Dlvtston
covdnJ <he rest. Tba area hu been
relaUvely quiet for the put Yt'1', but
U.S. MulDea from th< lfd Dtvlalcm'1 lrd
ResJrnent cW!lecl oo ·Mooday with North
Vleblam.,. troopa two mUn below the
D/o!Z. Foor Matlnu w"' kllled, 31 woun-
ded and there wu no eatlmate of enemy
Ioaaea. ,
The U.S. lot Infantry Dlvlalon I• ....
lloned north ol Salpn. In lhc pUI )'Ur it ru.. -Utlle JMjor btttlefiel4 action and 1111 betn concentratin1 oo Pl<lflea· lion, while Ille U.S, :lllll ll'fanlry b\Ylalon
and lhc tat Air CavaJir Dtvjatoo have
bor1le tbe bnutt o1 lhc heavy n11111n1 in
Ill<! provinces alonr tbe Cambodian border north of l&igctl.
The 1st Division already bu turned
over part ot 111 arta of operations to the
South Vietnamese Sth lnf:;intry Division.
From Pqe l
TROOPS •..
he puJled oot by the end ol November.
The White House llid the totaJ reduc-
tion in autborb:ecl troop ltranlth by Dec.
15 would really amount to 8$,liOO, but
within the authorized ceiling all unltl are
shown at 100 percent 1trenath.
la actuallt;y, molt unita are sllahtly
below full 1trtt1&th so that adual
'~ ---aormally is lua than the authoriz!l,celllng by one or two percenl.
7bls meant that while tbe flsure was
dU!erent, the new red1.1dlon of 35,000 as
anno~ by the Pr"'ident repreW1ttd
Ultle « no conflict with tht 4'1,500 fifw'•
mentionfld by Ky. Ky apparently was
talkln1 In terms of unlil al 100 percent
rlren1~ -
Nlion look Ill<! occulon to ur1e Htn0l
•&al• 16 un4trtaP ..,.Uatlool truly
leadinl to ctoeatlon ol bolllllllel.
Raferdnf to the overall cutback of
ll0,000 tr.s. troopa by Dt<. 15 the Pr.,i·
dent said in a writtesi at.attme.nt. "the
time for mean.input nteotiatJons has
therefore arrived.'
··Let tµstory record that at this critical
moment, both sides turned thtlr faces
toward puce rather than toward confllct
and war."
Frot1t P .. e 1
FORUM •••
power JITlb by a poup ol radical dlssJ.
dents who want to control the city."
Dr. Roy Richard!, an opponent of
Councilman Joe COum:1es, a a k e d
ruldenta to choosg a new council on the
baala cf what can be "accomplished in
the future."
Gubo, oppoalnl F're(etu, claimed the
incumbent& were trying to "cover the
tsaues with a cbar1e of pef*>Dllitles,"
then made his diJclosure OD the confljd
cf lntenst opinion.
Paul Savarloo, also opposed t o
FNJge1u. ruffinned bis support of "the
single family heme owner and bl! needs.''
Councilman Joe Courrtaea, warned the
audience thal "Old Joe lsn't dead yet,
and I'm golng to fi&ht thoae who set
themu:lve1 up as judi;e, JW'Y and exe-
cuUoner."
Robert Sassone, runnlnc for lhe
mayor's seat. alatn attacked his op-
ponent's allq:ed conflict of lntue!t and
called "for legislation to setUe the pro-
blem."
Frank, speak.in& last, 1imply labeled
nearly all points made by the lnc:wnbe:nts
as "false.''
The eventna ended, afitr a quesUoa
and answer period, with Jama Dick,
cha.lrman of the Plannina: commission and
n supporter of the incumbtnLI, at-
tempting to speak to the 1udleoce.
He was shouted down by the caodidates
who dalmed be hid no rilbt to .,,.U.
Then lhc audience mterect out, nearly
111 di&cuhin& the evtftlD&'• event.a.
County Rock Ban<ls
Audition at Valley
Some •I Or11111 County'a top yoon1
rock bandJ ara audlUonJn.11 today,
Wedne.tday and Thunllay at Foontaln
Valley l!l1h 6chool lot a cbance lo play
at varl4us ICbool llOCk hopt tb1s year .
All auditions lt&rt at 1:95 p.m. And
rock 1roupa that would like 1 chance to
play must calf MIOI Chris Weod•ll, Depu·
ty of Bands, at 962-8066 or 962.a301, at&·
lion 2.12, immediately.
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Allen Recall
Draws Censure
Of County GOP •
The Oranse County R~pubUcan Central
Commlitee today bitterly condtmned a
recall movement galnst Supervisor Alton
E . Allen, hi_ntjng it may be a Democratic
plol
A re&0lutjon stalln.i the GOP organiu·
tion'11 position on the undercover move-
ment against the Fifth D l s t r i ct
supervisor was puled unanimously ?ifon-
day night.
"It b bard enou&b to attract honorable
men to seek public olflce without adding
to lbe problfm by subjecting them to
ocurrlloot at6ock bued on half.tzutll! and
innuendoes." the paper says.
"Tht Republican Party in Orange
Couty ilia &teadfutly rlood for clean
poUUcal c.ampaigna ••. We deplore the
emergence of these tactics in Oran&e
County,'' the document concludes.
David James, chairman of the county
GOP aroup, appointed a ipecial com-
mittee to probe whether the Alim recall
movement may be the first step by
Democrats to lnjtct l>lrtlaansbip in the
supervisorial races.
Tht rtaolUUon pused by the Central
Committee wu Introduced by Mrs.
William Bent. and seconded by Al"'
Bowie.
1be document says the group note.a
with Interest -and disgust -the carn-
pat,n marshalled agalnsl Allen by
pmons who :ue wrwllllng to be publicly
Identified.
Council Adop,ts
Plan t0<' Boosl
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FROM fLYING JETS TO FL YING SURfBOARDS
Lindt Ban-Wiii Ba o-n of U.S. SurfllNrd Chtmplonllllpa
Employe8'· Pay
Fatter payc~ks Will be dellvered this 1' month to city employes of Huntington
Beach, thanks to a new ulary schedule
adopted Mooday nlgbt by the clly counclL I •Surf Meet Beady A comprehensive pay booat of about
fiVe to seven percent 1t all level& we ac-I
cepted. retroactive to Sept. 1.
Stewardess Chosen Queen of Event City Adminlslzator Doyle M i 11 e r
reported the new pay rates were worked
oot from evaJuatk:m of U dUes in
Southern California nearest in size lo
lluntlnlt<>n Beach. Linda Benion. 25, an airline slllwardess
from Hermosa Beach, will relgn aa queen
over 270 contatanl3 participating in the
11th Annual United States Surfboard
Championshlpa ln Hunlinllon Beach this
~'eekend.
The blbnde will nol only act In cfficial
capacity but arrived In Hunttn&ton Beach
today to have a look at the ei&ht-foot
waves, which she hopes will push lier to a
repeat victory ln the women'11 <Uvision.
Vince Moorhouae, director of the
Dept. of Harbors and Beachel, predlcted
today that lf current surf conditions
prevail through the weekend, "we \\:ill
have Ute contest to end all contests."
Competing with Miss Bensen for
t.rophtea in eight dlvlalorui are SW'fen of
cham~lonship caJlber from Australia,
Hawaii, Flarldl, Virginia, Tesa.s, North
YOUR WATCH~
o CIMna4 • OIW
•Adj-
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Carolina u well as California.
An estimated 100,008 to 150,000 £ans are
expected for the event which will begin at
6:30 a.m. Saturday wiLh eliminatlon
heal$ on both aides of the municipal pier.
On Sunda;y semi-finals and final
eliminations will culminate about 3 p.n1.
with awards ceremoniea on the beach
east of the pier.
Festivities begin Friday nllht with the
traditional luau, enhanced thla: year by
the unveiling of a brome blllt of the late
Duke Kabanamoku, generally
acknowledged as the father of modern
llUJ'fing.
The bust of the man who preslded ov'!l'
five runnings Of the cbamploru:hipa in
HunUngt.oo Beach before his death at 77
In January 1968, will be mounted 1t tne
head or the pier, ovulookin& future con-tests at lhc beach dly.
Your Omtga:
Salea &: Serviet
A gene~
Hight.st salary on the schedule ls
Miller's, at $2,lil-$2,662 per month.
Lowest. 11\ary is about $4004500 per
month for fullUme personnel.
Miller aaid the new pay ratts were
\'lewed by the cily employes' a.saocia-
tiona befcre taken before the council, as
required now by state law.
"We've always worked with the
empJoyes on aaJary rates in the pa st,''
er-plained the city administrator. "but
now state law requires a formal rev:iew
cf the schedule."
Representatives ol lhe City Employees'
ASIOCiaUon. the Police Officers' .AlllOCia·
tion, the Firemen's Benevolent Associa ..
lion and the City Yard AssociaUon signed
documents supporting the new saJary
structure.
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$2.00
$3.00
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DIAMONCll
llPLACIO. tr .. $6.00
.., elr.ro111ttr•ph.. Tlie 111ily
wetJ ..,.,.. '°'Hie "'" ••
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Huntl119ton Cellter
IHCh 9' ldlnpr
HUNTINGTON IEACH
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and back
Harbor Sllopp("'J Center
2300 Haflior llvd.
COSTA MESA
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$1.2 MilQori ·Ar.ch Beach Project
llJ 1UoCIWID P. NAU. or !Jill. Dlllr.P.W.....,,
Bids on the maJSlve ArrJ\. Beach
Helghll ...essmt!nt diJtrlct Will come
before Laguna Be.ch co an e 11 men
Wednesday night.
Costs currenlly are estimated at
11~17,'IOO lo bring lmprovemeall .lo Ille
steep hillside aru in the southerly sector
of t.guna. -
Joseph Sweany, city p.1blle worU
director, said aboul 365 lot.s will rective
full benefit of sewage, streets, water,
etorm draim, uoderground electrical
Una and tmde:rll'OQDd telephone lines.
Down the
Mission
Trail
Allen to Speak
At CofC Meet
'IbeN WiD allt tie,lltritt ln1pcvva11dlb.
-• llll -1illl run Jboot 11,71111
.. ibe -at ~1-· "l"l esUmales"'inil 1>ood dbcount rit<s fi>r a .
2' by 111'1 loot Jtol, It ls mimat«I.
Sweany said' about 125 olher loll will
J;<IOOVO ltloer ~ 'llley. btnefil
fri>m ....... -only. .
Councilmen Wednesday will t>o ln-
teresled in whether 'bkla: are within
reuooable range of the ..,.;neertng cost
estimates.
Tbt co5ts are u uaessment against
the land Ownen e•cept for S117,'100 to be
oupplled by the OOW1ly for stnet worl.
New Youth
Merchants
Unit Meets
1ldl lea,.. 11,0IO,llOO to bo oprwrd among
pOji<ity .......... !lie bials \t preseiit
estim•tu. .
lflgl> c:ooaUuctlca costa would lncreua
Individual aWMJnenta If the council
d<!clded to,go foc;ward with Ille project. ll
would .i.o 1_... · contingency lees
.anchored ~o construction ~. It could
do'. \ncreese Uie boind ' discowll rate
wi>lch -said lw been running between 12 ancj 15 percent
tl a bond. discount rate 15 to pe:rtent,
Sweany f!IJflained in Ulum-atiob, for each
1100 'obligation 1n boodJ the property
s ••
.o
....... -«ilY "°would aclwllly bo tUmtabed. The other 110 would be In·
lereat oq the .-y.
If coundimeu 6bould decide lo abandon
the p~ecl.· the clly would be mpaoalble
for cost of engineering and contlnpncy
work accomplished to this point. It wi.s
estimated last year this might nm to
$80,000.
Tho propo1ed land development lirsl
1l11'faced March iJ, llH 8.t a codocll
meeting tn the form of a property owMrs
peUUon for an usesmwit district. 1be
properly ... annencf lo Lquna Belch June Ji, 1965. ,
Despite oppo1itjon from -cltlJeo
groupe, cooncUinen In a 4 1n 1 -IJlllt
decided &Opt •• Hiii io go-~ tbe
pro)ect.-~l!oy Holm Gppoted it for several reasons loclud1nJ ._.
rendous" road acca.s problem.a whlcb be
tabled "poor planning of the hlgbelt order.•• ..
The Laguna Beach Chic Loque,
Ctt-.' Town Planning Aaaoci.tlon and
Arch Bear:fl Helibli Association ol
Property Owners all asked Ille cooncll lo
delu action and let the are& bo con-' . ' '
eturn
TEN CENT'S
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-In the -al plan tltady -under way •
. Vice Mayor Jooepl: O'Sulllnn said at
the:...et In& lall flept<mber tllaf bo felt
It. WU the <1».t/ Of ~t 1!J help
properly owners develoi> their properly.
Councilmen hearing bid> Wedneoday
will probably reler Ille matter to Sweany
for a reoommendalion at the Sept. l4 .-mg. ,,,.,.. are• 17 bid lteml lo be
evaluated.
U lhe project JOeS ahead, Sweany said
he expected the entire ""'' would bo largely developed within JO yoar .. ·
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New Appeal
To N. Viets
By M£IU\IMAN SMITH
WASlllNGTON (UPO -Praldeot
NiJon announced lodoY 35,000 more Gii
wlll'be withdrawn from Vietnam by Dec.
ts. ''The. time bas come. to end ttlil war, ..
he uld In a new . •Pf<'! lo Ila"?' f~
meanlnlfu! pea<e talks. (llelated llorlel ..... ,..). ' ..
. . 'l'llo··lew ..-; ...... "' :15,9111 ...
. ·noune,.i -·monlhl qo anc1·comp1eted
I~ ==·if ~in:;.:~ 111~ ts. ' •
MISSION VJEJO-The lalell ln tennis
court log• will bo featured during the
recreation ~' tennis fMhion lhow
'lbunday, Seplmbor 11.
Refreshmenlo will bo oerved durli!I the
•lyle parade whldl beglM at 7:30 p.m.
The -will bo ...... by Summer Girl and will bo modeled by M18'1on Viejo
tennlo -boaded by Mn. -Goodell.
All residentl are invited to this free
event.
• Dimes Bneflt Set
LAGUNA HILLS -Mrs.. Betty Dillon
of Laguna Hills Is a<:CeplJq rummage IOI'
the I March or Dimes benefit rummage
sale scheduled, for October-
Anyone wl!blng lo donato books,
furniture, clothlng, utenslla or white
elephants fn good condition may contact
her at 536-8013.
Oraqe
Weader.
The '"'1 Ula l'Ollllla wllh at,
but tlrtft.'c .a ~ spell fore-
eut for "wednoodl1 <emoon
with tempentutn atlll ldcldni
around the low ......Uea.
INSIDE TODilV
It probably 1DiU b< JO !i<•n
at lta1t MntU tile Pacific Coo1t
Fre:e:UXJy and the: LaQtma Fret•
way become: rcalttie1. See Paoe
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GET FASCINA,tlNG
. ' LOOK AT RECALL
Filing · for Hall In Ille ll70 Orange
County Board of Supel'Vison' -
begins rtve months from now. Yet a
recall c.mpalgn against °"' cl the. IJ>. cunm,.ita already Is undet' way. Tlie
campaign -~ to havt coat at
least 110,11111 already -"' fer w-onl)'
two ·acmowJedced leaden -•nd no ....
dldate. For' a fllSC!nallng look IDto the
mysterious campaljpi, ,r<ad DAILY
PILOT ~ Tom Barley'1 11ory an
-'lodlf. •
'J • • .., • ' ' ' ; ·M~-:·~~~.trl~ ~~rie•~','"I Applause . ..,~~
AP.oUo-ll·moon utronau!s, 'dreHed In ccasttvaUve SJ>e•UrMcCormaek. st'anding (lett1 to r\ghll •ar•
builneH Slil1', won rousing opplawe from a joint Micljael Collin!', Nell AnD.trmg and Edwfu <'ildrin.
~on of .Congress toclay_as ll1ey appeared..on ~·· 1Seest6ey,Page4), .. · ,.,
poclium Jl!•I, ~.f!ont qf. \')<•: ;f'.(eside"! :A"'6w: 1!'14 • · • ,
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Gunman ·Rohs ·
Service Stati9n
A. tunman ·With. an untrimmed
mustache held up a service station in
Laguna Beach Mooday night and escapOd
OD foot with. flO.
Pollco Sergeant' Frank Kllloo said the
bandit ~ a .32 caliber blue lleel
autdmatJc al Attendant James Gordon,
200% !Ddden Valley.
Tile robbo!'1 al Ray Carey Standard
Servlct, IOI I. Ooaat Highway, occurred
about 11:20 p.m.
After eking for cigarette cba,..; bi~
Ion illd, the ..rdbber aald, "You fot any money Of1 yoo! Sit down. Dop't (e up for
five. minutes..'' .~ •
NEW YORlt (AP) -Tho llock market
drifttd ta • fllrlY Mn'OW ranse today
and ci<leed ..., lo where It allrled ou!
from. (See qilotallool, Pqu lt.UJ.
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• Tustin D(ld ClaimS Book
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'Just Pornographic Filth'
A Tu!tln father who brands a wort ot
.literature uaed 1n the Tustin Unloo mgh
School !Jlgtrlct curriculwn ., lfterally a
.SI million dose of immorality has
lhrutened lo sue il the tell Is not drop-
ped.
T'ile controversy over Ald~s Huxley's
"Brave New World" wUI be taken up
with Ille district Board of' Truslee.s by the
angry parent.nht· Monday.
Blllineuman '8e.mie: Williamson, of
1291$ Newport Ave., TnsUii, ·plans to
argue hJs •case before tht board througb
proper channels bofor• filing a threaten-
ed fl million lawsull
"I'm told I can ask for're.conalderation or instructional materia.111 and I will do
jult Iha~.. said the Industrial medical
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~. In • 'll1iliea otatemenl relwed
by theWlilte Hot11e, s.ald the reducUpn of u.a.,~ atreogth 1o a new ceJ11ng c1,
1esa lllan half a mlJlial (!he Io ta I
mnnbfr now there wu 508,000 u of Jut
wed) "ta a liiolflcan\ mp."
"!he -for meaningful negotl-
lw arrived,'' bo aald rt/erring to t"8 Jonl,mnert Pails ta!U. "I m!JSe' lhal ~
11 dittlc:Wt In commtmlcate acroa tho
gull 'ol'flve ·yean 'd Wll'. llUt 11M time
hal cool-lo .ml thll war." · . N&oft re.coun(ed nii<U movel be said.
hi• .~ bad tann lo ml tho
war ' ahd said · the Uolf<d Stalnl wu ~·to --and negqtlale with the Communists oo their demandl u well
15 tJma ol lhO illles . "ThO Ollly Item. wbtd> ta not negotiable
(See TIIOOP8, P"I' II
* * * Troop Cutbacks
May Strike ffard.
At Pendl.eton
New troop withdrawals from Sooth
Vietnam -due to bo announced today -
could involve one-third of the Camp
Pendlelon-bned Fifth Marine Dlvlsloo.
as a Orst 11<p In Ill lnlal cteacllvatloo.
Marine Corpf • Commandant G e n • LeOOard F. Cbapnu enollrmed Jut Fri·
day· In a vlalt lo' El Toto MCAS that Ille
famed Flllh.wlll bo disbanded, but just
when ii another matter.
Currently, the unit'• lllh Regiment, "
about 7 ,000 min, II OD <l».ly aiound Da
Nana. South Vietnam, while the other two
nglmeDll ere at Camp P.endleton. fksatnearne.n tn San C 1 e m e n t • , Ociomlde and titbor ....W cilies are
deeply coooeniecl ,over what Impact
wtthdr>wal d tho Fifth Dlvisao will haff .. --Tiie P~ has boon 1tudy!Dg
dismalltllnc Ille I Fiftll Division .. •
me1boc1 ol<ulllilf Ill own pert cl'a SS
blWoo u ..... Jpllldlog r e d u c t I q n
oni-t ~Def'1"° ~ _Mel~ •Lal:td; . ; . ., J..••' I ~..._,,I·• 'lll''"·----&al4 loday.tboJAlid. ·..,., ;"ii'ti; lllb 'Rqlment would be
)mon& the wllh<h1rall lo bo announced
'by the Wblle ·-· Deactivation of the ·l'1fUI Dlvlslon,
,,... ... Will -cerlaloly lnvolvo'.
jUJor llarloe -· clll la Ille vw.. t:u:•« .inc. It mppliel Ille C«pl'
Tllaa, = ""'1d bo. ~ • Tilt F,11111 DI-WU ~ Ill
lllf to bell up -on tho Will
OOUI, .. Ille mt ~ -Pl"*9d to join llle'ballla ~Ill \'Jo<. ......
Tilt Mtny al!! I pncWenl !or .._
qllted lllrtae ~ "°" llntlon .,. pulliiut -It oillnlDalOll ""t; .... lllnlll
ln!Jlnlr7 D.1.vil!on last .... th •
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2 OAl\.Y ,II.OT t ~' ee~lt ..
Mrs. Graham Says · Marriage Greatest €:fusade
lit ~ .... _,._
A ....,.. "'1o devoln ber l~e to In·
llltlng th< ..-u of her marriage and
Ibo ,._e loto 80Clely of a Gocf.f!arioa
and baPW family la playing ber part In
the pwtat <Made ol all, Mn. Bllcy
Graham told a 1tll-0Ul crowd f.londay at
the Anallelm eoo...uoo eenttr.
"!tit ~ to your teenqtta ind JOU wm 1ea111 a lot." tho alt7ocltfe sraJlluc wll• ol Ille lamed evaqelia\ 1cld an
Coafliet Cited
Hinshaw · to Sue
County Board
By TO~f FOl\TIJNE ot tM O.llr P'lltt ,..,,
Orange County Assessor Andrew J.
llloahaw tl>ls morning told the Board ol
Svpervison be wW go to coon in an el· '
tori to f...,. them to allow 111111 lo bire a
private altorne)' at~ -llblahtw aald R la c:lMr hla olllce ca•
.. Jmcer be ""-by OountJ CGcmael Adrian l(uyp<r becauoe ol what
he alleiecl Is con!llct of lntaut ar1slng
!run the Upper Newport S.,. l>nd u-
c!Jan&e dlapuU. Hlmhaw RJrprlaed coonty ~
will> hla appearance and told them Ile
.... gl9lng lllem ... lul chance to
chanae their minds about denylng him
privato""""'1.
Wbtn tbe board would not change its stonce. lllml1aw aald hi ,... going to
Superior Court.
County &Upel ~s took the position
that even if lh. were a conniet of in-
terest in Kuyper's handling of the tide-
lands land achange with the lniDe Com-
pa!Q'. thll would not be reason for the
.useaor•a of!lce to employ private
coume1 for other legal matten.
Supervloor David Baker aakl the
assessor does not hold an indlvtdual of.
.floe but-ta part of a countywide system
and to chan&e from this established
system would be in direct confllct with
lhe lnleot of lhe ---Added SuperY!sor WWam lllratdn, "I
have -done a litUe reaearch on thll and
the oaly precedent for hirinJ private
CWJl!lel la to handle lnd.lvidU1t Items, not
on a oonUnuing ~11. I'm afrakl there
would be quite a problem if evtrJ county
department head every time he hid a
dlspu1e with counlJ ........i J101 hia .,..
prj.vate counsel."
Supervisor &bert Battin sald, "1 feel
the bol1d .. -of taqht In lhe mlddl•.
Ocir dccy la to teep °"'" a-s various departmllll hlacb. 'lbe two of lhem ob-
mully" .,. IJl8l'Y •ncl Irritated with each
other. JI -me of two little hoy• ha\'inl a lichL"
BaRln went oo to llY that he ~b
botll lllnabaw and Kuyper m hol hoaded
and .. ch partially In lhe ....... "Let
them have !heir fight," he IUQ<11ed,
"and Jtt a neutral, third party Judie de-cide "'1o 11 rltht."
Planners Bending. R~es
To Aid Victims of Flood . . . ' -.. .... .
PlaJmlnr c:ommlali .... qreed M..,_
day to beod Ille rulM a UWe lo" '"'"'1t
two victims ol the February ftood to
retmld their home -elevated th.LI time
on a centraJ plllar.
Ray U111er and John FOllWI, whoae
home at WT Canyon Acttl Drive wa1
demolilbed Jn flood. were granted
permlsston lo project their propooed ....
relldence Into lhe requlrocl tldeyard and
malntahl lndlrect accesa to the 1110.
Bolb men, lucky to eocape wilh their
llvet. spent a'milerablt n!&ht OD a chilly,
....,.-lubed hillllde when lhe howe
11>lit.
Ccmmlsalonert also 'll'livecl the ....
quimnent to build a prqe or carport
and, io wrap up the packqe, recogniled
the -ormlng parcel u a legal
hoildlng lite.
Ad.ion wu taken after City Planner Al
Autty aplained that the house washed
from the steep hillllde last February was
built many years ae:o in a altualion not
conforminr to prtaent zoning laws. For
&lme to years, acceu had been attained
by a driveway leadin& from the end of
Canyon Ai:rea Drive, Autry aaid.
Commissioners agreed that a paved
parklng area with turnaround at the top
ol tbe driveway would terVe .in lieu of a
garage or carport. sl.nce It la lblelded
(rom view m the hillside.
A petition Ila.ting they would have no
objection to the variance was signed by
neighbors Richard Massen, 581, 605-«l7
Canyon Acru Drive; Emily E. st'rlcker,
655 Canyon Acru Drive and Claude
UflUV DllOI
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Udih, 581 (:woii Acru Drfve. ·tJqv "mlil"·tontan. wM' ,..,. am1'!i
flood vlitimi 111!Jled by .• benlfll .vi
allClloll following lhe Fehruaty de!CJit,
plln to build a new, oc:tqonal bouae on the., ...
COndltlona lmpoeed by oommlallonen
lncll/ded: evidence ol a -I we-ment for .the accua drive; poring ol the
driveway and lumarwnd; and evaluation
o1 tbe plans by Oranse County Flood c.n.
""'· alnce the land la olluated In a natural watm:ourse.
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AVANT GARDE
Haley of Visions.
According to Ron Kaufman, mana1er
of the group, about 50 applications for
membership ha\•e been received, in-
cluding, in addiUon to the proprietors of
psychedelic shops, two physlciana;, and
operal«a of electrcrdcs, f u r n I t u r e
manufacturing, jewelry making and prln-
ting busines.ses, along with book store
owners and four art gallery operators.
Artists who hold cily business licenaea
abo art el1&Jble for membership, Kauf· man said.
He stressed the fact that the new croup
want& to wark with, not agalnsl. the ex-
istina merchant& organizaUons and is in·
terested chiefly in awakeninJ the com-
munity to the eeonomic benefitl of the
)'CJUn&er monetary market .
Said one young enlrtpreneur,
1'Sldewa.lk aitters only represent a
minority of lhe yowig people. ,,,. tom·
munity should realize th1t there ire a lot
of IC>Cllled avant 1arde youth with plen-
ty of money to spend. The emphuis
alw1ya: has been placed on attractina
more.or-less mtlor citizens to Lal\lJla.
'lllt fact ta that thtst daya the.re may be
more money eoming ln frarn YotJnier
vlJitora, lf thtlr netds m catered lo."
Sa.ld anolhtt, "We want the public to
zee that we're not runrtlni dens d in-
iquity."
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Gnlim, """""._ ....... """ • _. ........... _.nib'.
......... lllil 1jr&tf "*"' .... out ol Ult
~llldecr fl!lllly life she malntaill$ In
their North Carolina home.
"TbU wu my own ldta,11 •be ._w. ''l
felt Ulat It was Umt I talked to my fellow
women on a theme that is very dear lo
my htart -the acblevement of a happy
man1ap and the creation and mah>
-ol f'1n1Jy hatmo117." 'l1lal ham!ony gT<ill}' dependJ. Mn.
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Denies Co"(llct
Judge Clement F. Heynsworlb
Jr., Preaident Nixon'• nominee
to the supreme Court, bas
denied chaige& o! coallict o! In-
terest at a Benito committee
hearlnj. See story, Page 4.
Burglary Wave
Hits Lagunans;
$400 Ring Stolen
A $400 weddin1 rini lead the list of
IOUtS ln a rash of burglaries reported to
Laguna Beach police Monday.
Eleanor StutUe of tN1 Anita St. told
poUce the hand-crafted ring had been
taken frofn a druser drawer. Police 18.ld
tftlry probably was through an unlocktd
door.
Roland Mattoon of 2607 SOiano Way,
reported lhe theft of 12 books of Blue
Chip stampa and a hollle of coio1M-
Mote valuable items wtre not taken.
There wa1 no sign ci fotted entry.
Terry C. Legrove or Anaheim reported
the thtft of a $65 AM/FM radio from a
building under construcUon at 2147
Laguna Canyon Road. ClotlliJl& and credit cards were tatt11
from a car la the 200 block Of Laguna
AvtnlJt. aft.er il WU unlocked by a bura·
lar. reported M a r i 0 Ftroandu of
Orang\!.
A hopliftu made oU with $40 from the
cash drawtr al Rita's Tennla Affair, 1420
s. Coall Hlgbway while a clerk wu busy
elHWht.re.
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County GOP Committee
Condemns Allen Recall
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The Orange CoClnty l\epuhllcao Cantral
CommJU.. today bffl<rly condemoed a
recall movement gairlll Supervtaor Alton
E. Ailtn, hinlfn& H may be a DemocraUc
ploL
A molll1ktl llalinl lhe GOP organlu· Uoo'a pocltloo oo tbt unden:oov mov ..
menl aplnlt lhe r~ D 1 atr I cl
111pel"lilcr WU puaed unanlJnocaly Moo-
dOJ night.
'11 II hard enoup lo allrlcl hooorll>le
...,, to -pub!Jc ofllca without lddlnc
to tho problem by aubjec!lnf them lo
ICllJTlloiu attacl bued .. half-trulhl and
ln.'IUendoes," the paper ..,. ..
"The Rtpubllcan Pany In Oranae
Couly has steadlutly tt.ood for clt1n
l
poUUcal cam-.• , Wt doplore th•
emerJtl'lC'e Of thtMi tacticl tn Oranae
Count}','' the docwnent concludu.
Davkl J.-, cbllmwl of th< county
GOP aroup. appointed a ~ com-
mlll., to p!Obe wllether the Allen rocaU
_,.,... -be the lint ll<p hy
Domucn .. to lnjoct partlaanlhlp In the
auptnilcliaJ racts.
Tbt ....Wt!oo pallt<I by lhe Cenlral
commttttt was lntroductd by Mra.
WWlem Benta and _,., ... by Alu
Bowle.
Tbe document uya U. IJ'OUP notes
will! lnw.at -and dlqull -the ram-
pelgn marshalled against Allen by
per$0111 who are Ulll!)lli!ll to be puhllcq ldonUllecf,
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11>4~ '!"!ria&'•"ff a ·~ propoall/<"·" their acla are praise ""11l\Y• doo't aapect voice which..:arrlod more Iha~ a •h!J!I or "Vl!Nri you)fta!ly:" tllla.ild, "mama too much too ...., and ,,.,, them -her North Clrollna .ha<kll'O\lbd "'"car-
m1111 le whom you -·1 ml!>d adJullfu1. ......... they have gotten themaelvu In tied Tia loudspeaker< to aome 1,000
Your bullnea ii to m1~ your hu!band balarq," she said. . lunchless luteners outside the ,dinln1
happy ~ ltav~ the rest to God -~ra. Graham admllted · ~ abe '"'" ,oom. · ~. only G«1 e&DI mate b1Ql "creatly wotTied" b)I the pre~IDCt Mr1. Graham wu .e_lcomed to Orana• eoo<L" •' ol ldeallata lo tod•Y'a ,..,_ ..... atlon. Coiml1 by Mrs. ru.iald Rtagao, '-'*'ary
A llNl!>Y Ulllon should be °'"" aa an et. "Muy are hllnc mlalei," Iha Aid, cbalrmao ol the 'Convention Ctntor ...,... lO Ill clllldreD, 1111. GAl>am cq. "and lhtlr mlada·an ,.mg to be affeded lunch-'
Apartment Pl-ans Denied
Laguna. Owner Fails in New Permit Plea
.\ -be apa-1 builder who
IOCD>d ..-11 c.iqbl · --two city
ordlnanc;ea, lllrucl< ou! l(atn at Ille· Plan·
· nl"' Coinmiulon Monday nil!>I.
Pla:men retuaed to ap,prove rtViaed
plans submitted by E. L. Schroeder for
propoeed apartmenta at 259 Lower Cliff
Drive.
In 1967, Schroeder was granted a
variance permltting him to coMtrUct 20
apartmtntl aa the~. Whkh, under
then elbtinc l:Oning, would have been
Umll<d lo IS 1111111.
a.tore the project aot of! the JnlCllld,
the city's JOnlnc «dlntnce 209 was a-
tenslvely revised.
Schroeder dfsc:overm be now would be
permltl<d only 1i.13 cmlll. His plans were
at oddl with the new ordinance in the
., ... ol denail;y, blJlldirlg height and
aldeyard arrangement.
Evin aa he appealed lo the CllJ Cocmcil.
for rellel, pl....,. ...,.111 the ""'°"' of
alucl,)1cil _... for modlflrallon ol Cho
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TROOPS •••
11 lhe rlghl of Ille people ol South Vie~
nam to detmnine their own future, free
of OUllSdl mtafertnce," be aaJd.
Nino Alfrnlntantloo offidall had in-
dlca!ed • receaUy u a few daya ago
that the Pmldent had not ahMdoned his
apruaed hope of withdrawing 100,000 or
mou IDlll by the end ol this year.
However, With the ..,. wtthclrawll nol
to ht cqmpleted wiW JO d'l'I before
, Chri&tmu, If •PPtUed hlJhlY unlikely
the IOo,000 flsur• would ht rucl>ecl in th<
final lwo -iii 'of l1IO year.
Tbe authorlzell Viet.am troop ctllin& at
the start of thls admlnlstraUon was
119,liOO.
"l haYe dedcled to reduce U'8 authoriz-
ed lrcOp cellln& In Vlelnam lo 414,000 by
Dec. JI," the l'relldent aald In a state-
ment. Ht eaplalned lhlt under tl>ls new eeWns .... mlnlmum ol eo.ooo troops will
have bel7l wttbdrawn from Vletntm by
Dec. 11."
The new fllUH of 35,000 men to be pull-
ed out -as well u the date for com-
pleUon of the withdrawal -wera diJ.
ferent ftom the number and di.tt men-
Uored Monday In 6algoa by South Viet·
nam'a vice pruident, NIU)'en Cao Ky.
Christian Fraternity
Holds Kickoff Meet
strict new ordin.anct.
'Ibey ,....._ ll>al the COClllCil
adopt an Interim ordinance, provldlns
JOIJ\e rtlle:f. unUl the en~ mttter of
rnodlfyln& the new imlnc nileo could be
formalized Scllroeder wu !Kl•laed hy the
council to gtt bit plan1 more Jn line with
lhe rellef ordinance snd lake them back
to the planners .
Monday niabt he uked for 11 unita in-
slead d U or 13.
"Tha111 It.ill a 50 perctnt lncrease,"
aaid Commls&ioner Chari" Jo-..
Schroeder pointed out that Ire .... com-
P1Yln& with new requiremen,. on height
and cddeyarda (lhouib he would like to
modify them too) and had three more
parking spaces than he needed.
"Wbat ls your ju.stitk:atlon for aaking
for six more. unit&?" asked Dr. Robert
French.
"I have to offlet the buUdinc coat with
density," said Schroedtt. '"lbjJ is not a
family-type area. It's ck>se to downtown
and lhert'1 no point in building two-and
Chne-bedroom family apartmenil. I want
to build smaller unit!: for adult Uvtn,g, and
more. oC them."
Jf not permitted more density, be would
have to reduce coat by cheapening thtl
building llld eUnPnaUng lhe swlmmini
pool, he added.
Planners decided there was no real
hardship warranUng a pennlt for 18
Wlit.s.
•·1 would concede a certain over~ensl
ty ,'' slid commils\oner Howard Holden ,
"but not II. J feel this could open the
door to all sorts of problems."
Chairman Fred Brtgga lhoogllt It would
b£ hard to justify allowing 18 -even
tbough be could have had 20 under I.he old
variance.''
Johnson did not feel that "true
hardstrlp" had been established by the
applicant.
The planne:r:s voted to recommend
denial of thi varlanoe applleaUon, when
it comes before the council Wednesday
n1gbt.
Board Delays Deciswn
On Variance at Motel
lm~int a city-owned roadway with regarding pedestrian and vehicular traf-
pavinf, wbtn ordered to do JO u a can-fie control.
djtlonof a variance, doe1 not give a ~ Architect Richard Dodd. represenUng
p«ty owner a "vested interest'' 1n the the applicant said tht conditimu ~ be
. atreel, Laguna Beach planning com· ac"Plable.
mWioner1 pointed out ~tonday nipt. Don Seal, speaking for the Sand!, found
: 'Ille PaUon·· ar-• during healed the whole proposal -'-bl<. ,
dfacuulon of a •arlance applk:atlon by +... "Since both pm:!iei wUI uul1ze public
• Rlcbard D. ~ W!lo .,.u .to odd h • 'ploPOity JOr;acceil,.1t beboc>V., ""1' to
units to lhe al111n1 eight apartments ,1 ~up with a solullon," sald·'lllrilchak.
La ·~-• 1 •• 1 s Coall ui-t-It' not UP. to the clty engmeer to fli\Jl'• guna .:u.HUI, vu • • ...... "ay. It out."
After len~y dtba1'. the matter was Seal suggested that the applicant and
deferred to a Sept. D study seulon. opponent meet with the city engineer and
OpposiDc the variance are owner& of a .represen~tive bt' the Pl~ Com·
La1Un• Sands a 32-unit· cooperative mission to iron out thre ·problem. • Chairman Fred Briggs agrud. "Wt alt aputmeat development at tr.as S. Cout feel thert is sometltipg awry here.
Highway, who malnltin an lmpoulble There's a definite, dangerous problem on
traffic aituailon would be created by the the traffic ·situation and jt ahould be
Shoals e:r:panak>n. . dllCU.56ed before we vote.'"
Both propertles abut Vltln& Road, a
narrow emns.ton of Blut:blrd Canyon
Road oo the ocean aide of South Coasl
Hl&hway, which wu paved, at the ex-
pense of the Sands, when Ill variance
\\'a! granted several yean: ago.
"Thi.a does not 1ive you a vested right in
the roadway." commented commW:ioner
J""Pb Tomehak.
Surfing Good
On South Coast
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A kickoff meetin1 "ill be held toni(ht
at a o'clock in the Mi&Slon Viejo .High
School mulU·purpoMI room to launch the
new ConfrattrnJty of ChrisUan Doctrine
(CCD) high school proaram for St.
Nic:holl1 CathoUc Cburth.
The city attorney had confirmed Ulis
fact, City Planner A1 Autry told the com-
mlliSion.
He explained that action on the Burt
application haid been dtferred to stve ~
city's encineering rtalf an opportunity to
evaluate plans and conalder altunate
solutions lo the cratflc problem pr.,.nted
by the applicant and hy lhe Sands.
Warmlng waten: and south imlls prbo
duced good surfing condilloru along the
south Orange Coast today with "''aves
ruMi11g to five feet. (
Laguna Beach llfeguarda &aid the IUl'f /
was running from four to five feet with I "·ater temperature.s a wanner 15
degrees. J San Clemente gtJards aald tbe IUl'f, two
The procram will Include. 1lidt1, films,
group dlecu11;on and mulfc, followed by
rofruhmeol!. High school lltudenU.
C&Chollc or oon-<:alhlolc, are lnvRed to
attend.
The Sands aJternate, said Autry, was
not acceptable lo the engineering depart-
ment, W"hlch bad recommended approval
d. the variance, but with 14 conditions
to !our feet, aeemed to ho building. Water f
temperature was around fi7 degree.a. The
~ IW'f al the Salt Creek area Monday ran
as big as eight feet, CIT'le Laguna Beach
guard said.
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To Las Vegas
Mission Viejo Wom;n's Chih W..lll gear friVolities .next Saturday
evening to a Las Veges Night theme, complete with a floor show and
plenty of entertainment. .
The evenl~ will begin at a p.m. in Mission Viejo Swim and
Racquet Club which will be di'Oased up to offer plenty of Las Vegas
glitter. ·
Alan 1r1cMillen will be master of ceremonies for the eveot which
will offer a floor show at 10 p.m. followed by entertainment by the
Variations, a group of. five ,college IPJdents who play professionally.
Hot and cold hort d'oeUvris ·will be serVed throughout the eve.
ning, and refreshments will be· available. All guests will receive a door
favw, and during tbe evening prizes will be awarded.
Mrs. Leonard A. Evans, ways and m~ns chainnan, is in charge
of the event with Mrs. Dick Caneday ·actin& as her co-chairman . • . others assisting include the Mmes. John Mittrick and: Donald
Owens, tickets ; Gary McCaw, Robert Brumfiled and Fred lmmedia·
tor, food; Robert Bunce and ~im Merriman, workers ; Tom Strunk
and Howard Laughon, decorations; Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hicks, door
prizes and favors; and Harvey Steam, entertainment.
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Richard Johnson js d\)ing ' the lllhting fi>r the show, while his
wife is in charge of costunles. Mrs. FI1llU: Elsener is clean-up and
•etting-up chairman.
Tickets are $4 per pers,on and further 1nlormation and reserva-
tions may be obtajned ~bY callini Mrs, Mittrick, 837-5309, or Mrs. Ow·
ens, 837..a'750.
WHO'S .THE SHOWGIRL? _,,,,Could lhi• namboyant
blonde showgirl be wife anir moth,er Mfs. Joseph
Saliba! 'Ibose who wish to know for sure are invited to attend the Las Vegas Night par1y. sponsored by
Mission Viejo Woman's Club next Saturday evening
·jn Mis,;ion Viejo Swim and Racquet Club.· Tickets
are $4 per person.
-'. 'East or West, Food Is Best,' Say Laguna Ebe/ls
The Laguna Line
Closing Night . T casted
At Champa·gne Party
By JEAN cox .
Of l'k Dll!f' 'lttr SI.rt '
ABSOLUTELY EVERYBODY who had anytbing to do with Lyric
Opera Association of Orange County's production of "Si>und ' of Music" sot
together for a champagne party followlng the final performance· in lrvme
Bowl last Saturday evening.
Opera Leai"ue sponsored the celebration where champagne and hors
d'oeuvres were c1rcu1ated among cast members, backstage workers, ticket
sellers and other workers behind the scenes . ..
El ADOBE restaurant was crowded wi th 400 guests recently when
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hankey of San Juan Capi;:;trano celebrated their 50th
wedding anniversary.
The flankeys were married Aug. 25 1919 in the home of her father,
Jesse Annitage of Sunset Beach. Two of ihe original wedding guests, Mrs.
Frank Cowgill of Yucca Valley and Mrs. Elsie Spect of Kirkland, Wash.
were pl')!Sent at the party.
Hosting the .,,recepUon were their children and grandchildren and
their spouses.' They included the Messrs and Mmes. P . B. Rogers of San
Diego, l'hil Widolf of Laguna Beach, John Hankey of Pauma V"1ley1 R. A.
li<lss of Buena Park, Bruce K. Weed of' Buena Park and Randy Williams
of San Juan Capi&trano.
MRS. SAM GARST recent!{ hosted a luncheon in her Irvine Cove
borne in honor of Mrs. Duk& Wes and Mrs. Bert CaJviri of Laguna Beach.
Guests included the Mmes. James Deering from Los Angeles; Page
Golson of Laguna Niguel; LaVerne Fletcher of Laguna Beach; Fred Hil·
pert of Lei.sure World, and James Titus, Mrs. Garst's sister·in-law of Bal• boa and Lo6 Angeles. · ,
· The Garsfs helped Mrs. Titus celebrate her bir1hday last Sunday duro
Ing a party In the Balboa Bay Club.
THE JOI of playing chaperone to 27 teenage gjrls was tackled re-
cenUy by Mrs. Jack Evans and Mrs. William T. Phillips. They escorted
members of Laguna Beach Bethel, Job's Daughters to the Greek Theater
for a performance by Jose Feliciano.
Bethel members were guest! of Miss Patricia PhiUips, honored queen.
and council members. The sbow wa.s e reward for the many hours coeds
spent working in a booth on Festival of Arts grounds this summer.
Laguna Beacli Ebell Club members and escoru will enjoy a l?ro.
gressive Dinner party next Sa!nrday nigbt. The Richard Raclch
home will be the·seWng for cocktails froin 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. and
then dinner will be 1erved In the Jay Slooes hyme. Mr. and Mr"
Winllelcl Sblru Ifi will operi their home for desser1 and dancing.
Figuring out wbldl way to&!> are (left to right) the Millea. Dooafd
Knapp, Sbiras an4 AnU10ny Orlandella.
SEVERAL MEMBERS of El (:an)ino Real Junior Woman's Club eDo
!'oyed a camping excursion recently with their husbands and children. Fes-
iv!Ues lnclude<f volleyball, singing around the campfire and outdoor cook•
Ing.
Col 'umnist · Advocates Teaching
•
Sex
' ' DEAR ANN LANDERS: !Ibero do l"'I
rtlnd on sex education lo the )lllbllc
odiools1 -e ol 1111 friends ~ft &Ms " kills Ideas and leads them bito doinf
Uinp they have no ~ dolnl. My
a!Jt.Nn·law In Mlc:hlgu ii horrified at
wllat her children were taught 1ut year
tn sixth grade. She de.9Crlb@d th6
lilaraluno (complete wllb ~<l!Jra) u
"di•gustin& and filthy ...
Yest.rday I rtedved I lll&Jling !torn
D!llac lhat lmocl<ed me oll 1111 cllalr. It
llljd this whole c:ampalp !or ,.. em.cs.
t~ Is be1o( pu.t>ed by I Ccllnmuoill-
loi(cked Ol'lllllsotioa called SIECUS -
<%11!1orma1Jqo >Oct Eclll!O'!IQo Cquodl
ol ll>e United Slales).
Accordi111 lo this article, Sll!lCUS wa1
lounclod by llaJY Cal-. .• _, ..
ANN LANDERS ~ \
• fn>m the Eat ......... •n>Ulld l!Ylnc
dirty lec:tum at prep IOhoOlt. Tbe alllcla
ended Up aaylnc tho ..........i ii I plol
to weaken our ~ao tho Commleo can """'" In Niii' .... Wbat ii SIB:CUS! Wbo II _ ~!-Do.,...
bellete dli-lhoiild' be Ihm ... edllCltkal lo the pobllc ldloola! u ... al
what 1pf I---hldlliied. My hutband anct I have lattb In JOU1'
Judgment. WID }'1111 IUlde us! -SUN· TlllES:RJ:ADERS.
-
OEAll l\EADERS: Mary ~ II
a Qllbr, a VlllU sradU1e, a ,..,.,. .... ..,,....., .. , ......
,... .... 4•er, Ednnl Stdclant, 1111 -.
..,,. " Dr. ,.,.... Cal4etwo lonnttlf
wM .. W.nt.B-Oqaelntloo, Ao
... -........ """ !we -.. r:::••· Dr. c.JderMl WI • N• -el PIMfti P-a<! loaaded Sl!:WS 111 1111.
SIECIJI II a ...,..at looltll qeaey
made •p of rellgfou, ,....csl. <chi,.
doul I ad oilier pralealoul leaden.
A m o • I or~ lllffiPortlal Mll
eh<aU'" lo the ......... ,. t~e
Ametie.. Oollege of Obstetridlns and
Gyoecoloslsll, the Amer1<iu 'p • b 11 e
Uetith Aisoc1alloo, Ille A~ail Medl·
et1 AllOC!atlon and 1'e Niii-Plftft~
1'eackers Amdalfoo. Tlie l\eY. J'a-T.
MeHllCll, director of t • e FamDy W.
DIVW,. of lllo U.S. Cotllollc Coolm ...
dmrtbed moot of the Cll!Ues If S1ECUS
¥ mem6tn of ncUcal qaalutlou -...........,1n, aaclcr b I 1 b -· untM ••..
Olr cMldra •f11 1ettt11 "1tx tthca-
tkln'' evm d•y of tbtlr llvet wMtbtr we
llke II or not. 1nd mid: tf U1e tducation
la the w r • • I ktod. 1\ey •re beial
Education Early
1111malalod and Ulllaled by TV, ad·
vtrUllla. r a 41 e, reconl1, m1&adnta.
1'Dlbolrd1 aod movies. SO It prne1ted
u gtamoroq, fWn -&be "fn tblla."
Ql11dren 111•11 be teag1tt eirty (f I ft ll
1rade t1 no& f.ot a o o a) CM& Id 11 not
someW.11 people dt f • r tlcb -t.ltt.t everJ te'I •ct carries wtU. It a eolemn
mpondbUlly, llOI oo)1 In Ille -1'1th
wbom he 11 ••Ying 1enal rel.UO., bit
it GM'1 ftmllJ ud tee'I tommlak1•
1\e ldul place-for 11s edacadol ll 1t
llome. UrsJGJ1,Qa1ielJ • valt liUl)orilJ tf
par.nil .,. Ol-<qalpt>ed In dt the J • b
beaa11 tlaey are alafO(llM!d nd nabte
" d I 1 c I I. SU comt.nahl.Y ...... Jtctlvely wttll ibelr e~ r1t.1ve lfff'I
tr.e SIEC\18 materill a,ed wt.lie 1 J e e 1
that -· of It 11 • aade "" .... , .....
put deal of It HI merit. At wltll a 11
oew-pf'OJ!'.,., mlttaket will be •Ide. bd
J fJnnJy believe GUr cMlthu Mei lldl
_. .... 'Ibey .... l>oond .. ·--It by ltanlng to oecept their -ty u
••• r .. 11, bealllty, poolU•e, Qlildnl
,force la tklr lives •
When romanUc 1tances tum to warm
embraces is ll love or dwmiatry? Sent rOI· the bookJel "Love or &el' and How to
Tell the Dittmmct." by AM Landen.
Enclose I lenr, stamped, .. u4ddmied
envtlope and l5 cents In coin with '1"'1' rtque'st. ,
Ann Landoni 1'111 be &lad lo halp ,..
wllh your probl•m1. S.nd them In her in
earo of lhe DAILY PILOT, eocloolol i
.. u-addmsed. atamped eowJope. •
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Horcncope
Gemini: Don't
·Force
WEDNESDAY
SEPTEMBER 17
By SYDNEY OMAJIR
ARIF.S (March 21·Aprli II):
Be sure of what YoU write,
publlsb. Many uhlbll lenden·
cy ·to miaquote. Make y o u r
meanings crystal clear. Corn-
~on.s with one at a
dlstance cootinue to b e
empbaslud.
TAURUS (April le-May 20):
Oil d e e p for Information. Refuse to be satisfied with
1Uper6cia1 JndlcaUons. Stresa
netd for give-aod-t.ab:: eet
money's worth. Day &hows
definite financial gain.
GEMINI {May 21.June 20):
Accent on marriage, public
relations, your ability to listen.
Don't force issues. Make con-
cess.ions. Finlsh rather than
begin. Give love and you will
also receive it.
CANCE& (June 21.July 22):
Issues
UBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22):
Some: contwfon e1ts&s. But
you ulUmately produce facts
to prove mijor point. Be COD*
fident. Don't permit well·
wiahus to alter your life style.
Slick to prlnclpJ...
SCOlll'IO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21):
SpotlJ&ht on wbat you own and
how you can increase earn-
in11. Relatk>m with opposite
1e1 a1ao empbuiud. Personal
magneUJm. ratinc ia higb. You
are. due to aucceed.
SAGnTARll18 (Nov. :z1.
Dec. ti): Cycle hip. Take in-
iUaUve. Eserciae in-
dependence of lhoufh~ action.
Accent ort'1nality. New con-
tact. apt tO prove beneficial.
You receive favorable notice.
CAPRICX>RN {Dec. 22-Jan.
19): Belt to remain behind the
scenes. You can· successfully
deal in illusion. Le.ave details
to others. Concentrate on
transforming inlaginalion to
something useful. Jo.leans be:
tnie to yourself.
T!ilN~ING 'COOL' -That ls what Ebell Club members of Newport Beach
are domg as they plan for a Cotton Card Party Sept. 18 in the clubhouse.
Searching the closet for cool , cotton cuuals are Mrs. Vernace Morgan and Dr.
Emma Munsen (left to right ).
News Talk A Summer Pause
Opens Fall Club Takes Refresher
HONOR THE OBJECT -Rea(y to greet members al El C8mlno Real Wo-
man's Club's FounderllDa1 Tei are (left to right) the Mmes. Ern .. t Riedel
ways and means cbalrmaD: John Renfro and ltobert Warner, past presidents'
and Seymour E. Nutt, president. '
New Work methods ac#
compllsh b a s i· c goal. Your
health abould not be ignored.
Dopende ... put 00 p......ur<:
pets and people make ~
their Deem. Do one thlnc at a
time. •
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb.
11): Accent on friend s ,
desires. fulfillment of wishes.
Study Caprictn message. You
are especially attractiv~ to op-
posite aex. You rettive mean-
ingful compliment. E n j o y
younelf.
For Group
George Todt will tell Laguna
Beach Business and
ProCess.ional Women's Club
membtrs What's New in News
at their first fall program and
dinner meeting next Thursday
night in lhe Oulri11er
restaurant.
A refreahing pause in the
1t1mmer routine is bting plan-
ned by ,nembers of Ebell Club
of Newport Beach.
Their Cotton Card Party Is a
trut offered at noon 'Thurs·
day, Sep!. 18, in the Ebell
Clubhouse. Balboa. Tickets
are $2, with the proceeds to
benefit the group's music and
nursing scholarship program.
Mrs. Vernace Morgan, ways
and means chairman, is being
assisted by the 1'-tmes. Ray
Nielsen, co-chairman: Adrian
Joyner, tickets : H. D .
McGregor, menu : l" er o I
Ballenger. telephone; \Vatter
Gustin, raffle ; C. R. Forbe.5,
S. E. Briggs, Henry Vaughn,
Erwin Loth and L. B .
Thatcher.
LEO (July ~Auf. %11:
PISCES (Feb. 19-~tarch 20):
For Moture Women Leaders
Toasted
Good lunar aspect lod•y coin-
cides with sueceas in creaUve
ellorta. Bruk throufb 1'd
tape. Accent change, travel
and variety. Trust bunch.
YDUT ESP clicks.
You gain lnllght inl<l basic
goals. Your horizons widen.
You can pereeive future in·
dieaUonL Accept accolade in
gracloul.. manner. Cooperate
with OM in authority. Job Clinic Offered VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sep!. %1):
NB Friends
Exploring
Area History A fru seven-wtti. job clinic
designed for mature -womtn
who are either cntenna for the
first time or returning to tbe
labor market will be offered at
!he Santa Ana YWCA htgin·
nlng nut Friday.
The st1ries, c.;sponsored by
the Santa Ana-South County
YWCA, California S t a l e
Employment Service a n d
Univtnity of California -
Africu1tur11 E 1 t e n s J o n
Service, will tale p I a c e
Plans Told
For Gala
Evening
A 1111 evening at tht
thelter, an afterglow buffet
dinner and dancing all are
planned for members and
iµests o£ the Cosla Mesa
PlaytJoose PalrOll! Association
llOll Friday.
The play will be the Costa
Mesa avtc Playhouu's open·
ioC nllbl production of "Good·
bye Charlie," a comedy by
George Axelrod.
The patrons will be joined
by cut members for the
a.fter&low buffet in th e
Newport Beach EIQ Club.
Newly elected office.rs of the
Patrom: Aslociation are the
Mmes. W. D. Van Atta, presi-
dtnl; Charles Stanley and
Anthony Toto, vice presidents:
Bruce GarLicb, Jteeretary, and
Jack ReiDert. treasurer.
The pll,)' will continue
weekends through Oct. I .
Relervations may be made by
callillg the Costa M e s a
Recru1ioo Department, 834.-
5311.l.
Retired
Reconvene
A. Austin Amerine. special
consultant for A m e r i c a n
AISOciation of R e t i r e d
Penons, will addru.s the first
faJI meeting of Newport Beach
Chapter 121 of AARP nexl
Tlalnday.
11\e ptherlng will take
plM::e at 12:30 p.m. in the
Hartior Senior Citizens
Recreation Cent.u, Newport
Bead!, and Amerine will
dilcul! lnsuraoce ror persons
15 ·or Older,
Alao oo the proa:rarn will be
Mrs.. 11\re:sa Renner or c.r... del Mllr, who wfll
-hor book. "A Sip ol
Old HUQPfJ' and World War
L" wflldl WU written In col·
-wtlh Mrs. Wlnl!ttd
IC. 1i'loo.
. AD penom 55 « older are
llWitolLlo -· ,,_ Al· -.. ollooid brin( aack
lundla.
NB Auxiliary
TIMI Lldleo' AllSllllry ol
"""'"" -l'lre llep1rt-~ tbl third w at * p.m. m
-locollom. IJllQl'lllllloo
nutdhl --m.r be .. labd l!J callq llti. T. C.
l>Allq .......
,
Fridays from t :30 to 11 :30
1.m.
Weekly topics will include So
You Want to Go lo Work,
EvaluaUng Yourself, How lo
Find Job Oppartunities, Your
Job Application and Meet the
Employer.
Personnel managers and
aulhorities associated with the
employment field will present
a realistic picture of the cur·
rent labor market and Suggest
techniques the mature woman
sbould use to approach it.
Individual counseling will be
available, as will child care,
and those interested are in·
vited to call the Santa Ana
YWCA, ~n.
Registration ls open only lo
women ddinittly interuted in
seeking employment, and wlU
be limited to 100.
El Camino Jt.al Women's
Club members will take lime
out to honor lhdr leaders dur-
ing a Founders Day Tea in
Dana Polirt Community House
at t p.m. Thursday, Sept. 18.
Be aware ol property values.
SUck to the solid. Heed voice
Of aperience. Don't' w111der
into un(amiliar terri~ .. Con-
trol leJ'Jdency to be ristle.ss to
point of carelessness.
U' TODAY IS YOUJl
BIRTHDAY, you can succeed
In buslneas and you have: great
creaUve drive. That change
affecting borne. domestic con·
dlUon will prove favorable.
Members of the decorating
committee include Or. Emma
Mrs. Seymour E. NuU, who
is beglnnlfli ·her ye.ar All club
president, will be honored
along with Mrs. J am es
McCalla. president of
Callfomia FederaUon of
Women's ..'.:lubs, 0 range
Area Students Become
American Ambassadors
Todt, who is appearing as a
member of Coast Federal
Free Enterprise S p e a k e r s
Bureau, is expected to 1lant
his talk toward c u r r e n t
legislation. Mrs. Lloyd ltfilne:,
legislation c b a i r m a n , ar·
ranged for the program.
An authority on area history :r.turuen, chairman . f\frs. Neil
will offer colorful commentary v. Will iams, ,.,11'5. Ralph
on the past when the: Friends \\Tilson, 1'-frs. Charles R. Croul,
of lhe Newport Beach Library Mrs. A v. l\iortman and hlrs.
gather in the Newport Harbor Phillip Pike.
Yacht Club next Thursday at Pr1rs. L. H. 1'1c8ride, presl·
District.
Also taking bows will be
other district officers, past
presidents and life and charter
members.
Following a brief business
meeting, 1 musical program is
planned. Executive b o a r d
members will serve a s
Five Newport-Costa t.tesa
hifh achoo! llludenla had !he
vacation of a lifetime this past
summer and might have a
hard time settling down to
hostesses, and decoraUons are study in their respective hi&h
being planned b)i the Mme~. sctiools.
John Renfro. W. A. Woodman ;r -""9 five, pJUJ'l'ODe atudent
1nd Ray Miller. tfram Santa Ana's Foothill
A former ne1,1.•s paper col·
umnist and televisi on com-
mentator, he frequently
editori'alized on the me:nace: of
10:30 a.m. dent will welcome membtrs
Miss Ellen Lee, who h a s and guests to the "cool" parv specialized in the memories
and lmprt"UiOO!l of Madame1:;1;;'·;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; Helena Modjeska will tie: in 11
During the:ir stay the communism, according to early Newport history with the
stuaents toured the U . S . 1'fcFadden brothers who ar· Cm~. met American Jo.trs. HeJen Pratt.. publicity rived iD 1175.
_o\mbassador John Lo d & e , chairman. Madime Modjeska arrived
vltited tbe largeat opera bowie He bas received awards in 1171 with the Polish Colony
in the world, toured mmeum.s, from Veterans of Foreign to settle in Anaheim and 11
winerie.s, estanct•s, \be Wars, Sons of the American years la~ she built her home
Huenoa Aires nnrpaper "La . ln the canyqi,
"'-"and putlclpotoctln,._ .Retolulioa and Ille ll'n!edom H-will ht !he Mmes.
lelevlllon sbow. 'Jl'~lloo. He also writes a ltorace lleojamln, R. A. Pang,
PIANOS
MA.IOI
IUNDS
...... ow
IKqiWlllt
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TERMS
WALL·IC H$
Oi Is Topic of Artists
Hilb School, participal<d in CADIE of California, Inc., an
Argenilne student eichan&e
program, and spent 34 daya in
Argentina u guests of in-
They will present bl~ column wblcb has b e e n Alan Andrns, Henry Scbooe
al their lrlp for 1 pnblic pubthbed more than !00 Umes and Lelaod Beckett. lles<rva·
1•oeral meetin( o1 CAD1E In !he U.S. ~ tiOll! m111 ht l!1lde •I the
MUSIC CITY •
SOUTH COAST PLAZA
lrhtel .. S.. D .... fwr.
COSTA MllA 141..Jlll nest Thurlday in Eltancla Record. Jibrary, 67.S-l&fK>. Hi&h School'1 Forum at 7:JOI-'-~~-------=~::...:::::::::._ ___ ...:!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~
1'-frs. Helen Hafner will lec-
ture and demonstrate on oil
pain:.ing technique w b e n
Niguel Art Association has lt.s
first meeting d the fall sea.son
in Crilwn Valley Elementary
School next Thursday evening
at I.
All members and guests are
"''eicome lo attend the meeting
YMCA Event
'Smoke'
and list.en to the art direcl<lr , dividual families.
of Orange County Falr and The travelers, C her y 1
teacher £or the Santa Ana and Smallwood and Sue Wolf ol.
Orange YMCA's. &stancia High School. Cheryl
Newly elected officers In-Peterson and Tyn Hamen of
elude P a u I Ditr.enberger, Newport Harboc HiJh School
p~sident; Mrs. D a v i d and Rip Pratt of Corou del
Graham, vict president; Mrs. Mar High School. were joined
J. R. Watson, secretary. and by Doug Moon of FHS and
1'1rs. O. J. Gama ch e, PAW Karen Shelor, their
treasurer. chaperone.
p.m. ..
Anyone lntereated In the n:·
chana:e program, whicb la a
nonprofit IJ'OUP with five
chapter& in the United States,
may call Woody Lane, 541-
Slll2.
Membership Is open to
families who will host an
Argentine student for a month
or pay yearly dues.
Signals Big Pow Wow
Harbor Area Y Indian
1'-laldens and Taus (mothers)
will begin traveling IOI.Ith to ~
Camp Woodcbuck F r l d a y
evening, Sept. It, for t.he.ir an-
nual Harvest Moon campout.
More Lhan 200 campers will
spend the weekend in the
camp near Octanside and
return home: Sunday.
A special award wilt be
given lo the tribe with the
most authentic Indian village,
and the campers will compete
in lndlan Olympic and skiU
games, swim and hike.
Highlighting the campout
will be the graduation of the
appro1imalely 15 1irls who
have completed third grade,
the age limit for Indian
maidens. Mrs. Robert Helsper
and Mrs. Gene Barlow are
planninl the: ceremony.
Mrs. Roger George I s
general chairman of the camp
and' assisting her ls Mrs. Noel
Pefti..
Campout committi!es are
Walla Walla Tribe., n!giJU'a-
Uon; Sbosb<lne Trlht, Oa1
raisin(; llfactloot Tnht, ln-
diah Olympics: Sioux Tribe.
graduation and worship; Pima
Tnbe, torch prooeuloo; Nu
PHCll Tribe, campsite ln-
apectioo and awards: Pueblo,
Nootita and Mabb Tribel.
camplire; Hopi Tribt, still
games, and Hopi and Nu
P<rce Tribes, cleanup and
checkout
Indian Matdtnl is 1 n
or1anilltkln ~ by Uie YMCA for lb' In fTlldel one
Ulroqh thnie. M o t b e r s
potildp11t In eadl activity to
fuUull Ille Ille purpooe ol
"f ........ ,the componioNhip al_ ..... dauPltr·"
A aic;tuitinent dlY fer ...,
members II plcned lo r
Wedn<sday, Sept. :II, from
CAMPOUT TIME -Indian Maidens and Taus (mothers) will don their tribal
garb end head for Camp Woodchuck near Oceanside ne.xt weekend for their
annual Harvest Moon campout. Ready to take up tribal life are Maidens (left
to right) Denise Pere? aod Susan George and Taus, Mrs. Noel Perez (left) and
Mrs. Roger George.
l ;XI to 4;30 and 7 to I p.m. at
Ole Y in Newp>rt Be.ac:h.
. Princess, P.1rs. D • v I d
Erickson, will be present to
acquaint ruut• with the In-
dian "\alden program, and
crafts from tach tribe will bl
on di&play.
Executive board members,
tribe princesses • and ll'leir
d1ughtero also will ht presenl
to answer questions.
More than IOO mothera and
d1ugh1tra -beionf lo In·
dlan Maidens in the II tribes.
Ed tribe meeta hriee a
month ind activities also are
planned for th& whole n1tion.
You'll
wonder
where
the
tallow
went! ...
Unwanted fatty tissue simply seems to melt rNltl'f effort-
lessly ·end pleosontly, leaving you looking ond ftefin;
rodiont, glol'nOl"OUs, desiroble and k>wly.
IW:Jny women lose .....,.1 pounds cnd inch<s 1M """
first treatment. But remember, W'eight k>ss olont solves
only one figurt problem and often cousts others ... Let
Shape Shoppes properly contoi.ir, trim, mold. slim. reduct
and build as needed to fo~hion tht ptrlec1 .thapt for your
frome ond bone structure •.. lt's what we do best.
Shope Shoppes is different. Come in for your frM s~p•
ooolysis todoy ond see for yourself!
summER EHPAns1on SALE
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Total number of treatmCnts neassery to correct
your individual figure faults ar• determined
by COMPUTER CARQ •I the time of your FREE
SHAPE ANALYSIS. whe're a personal "SHAPING
PROGRAM" is deslened exclusively for you ...
There's no n1ystery, you'll know the exact cost of
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N.Y; Steeb .
TEN CENTS
$1.2 Million ·Arch ! B.each ProjeCt Bids Due
By RICRAllD P. NALL ... ..,.,, .........
BidJ on the IIUISslve Arch Buch
Heights assessment dislrict will cO.me
before Laguna Beach Co u n c I) mt n
Wednesday night.
Costs currenUy are estimated. at
tt,217,700 to bring iJttt>rovemenb to the
:sleep hilWde area in the southerly aector
ol Laguna.
Joseph S'l{eany. city pubUc works
director, said about 36S lots wltl receive
lull benefit of sewqe, streets. water,
5torm drains. underground electrical
llne1 and underground telephone lines.
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Mission
Trail
Allen to Speak
At CofC Meet
SADDLEBACK VALLEY -Orange
County Supervisor Alton Allen will be
guest speaker at the meeting of the. Sad~
dleback . Valley Chamber oI Cammerce
Tuesday, Sept. 11. "'10 ,. r .f I
'Ille JIOOll meeting will Mtace in 111t
Mission Viejo tDn. •
e SU>im Clas1u Sl«teol
LAKE FORESl -Swimming leSIOlll
will be offered for childrtn aod adults
starting Monday, Sept. n
The five week sessions .. of 15 classes
"'ill take place on Monday, Wednesday
and Friday with a cOst of $4 per KSSion.
From 10 :30 to 11:10 a.m. beginnina
~imming will be offered for Ulree and
four year olds as "·ell as an advanced
beginnen class for the same age group·.
From 11 :15 to noon Will be beginning
'/s'virllmin~ for three and four year olds
and an adult 5Wlm class a1.so.
Children classes will be limited to five
per claY with six in an aduh 1fOUP.
e Te1t1tls Tog• Shou!lt
MISSION VIEJO -The latest in tennis
I couri togs will be featured during the
recrealion center· s tennis fashion show
Thursday, September 18.
Refreshments will be served d11ring the
~tyle parade which begins al 7:30 p.m.
1 The clothes will be shown by Summer
Girl and will be modeled by Mission Viejo
tennis enthusiasts headed by Mn. Reba
Goodell.
All residents are invited to this fne
event.
e Dimes BeaetU Set
LAGUNA ~ -Mr>. Belly Dillon
of Laguna runs ls ac:ceptmg rummage for
the Mardi ol Dimes bendll nnnmqe
sale 5Cheduled for October.
Anyone wlablng to doom books,
furniture, clothing, utensils or whJte
elephants in gocd conditioo may contact
her at 538-«IIJ.
Orange
Wetidter
The groy oli., nmalii-wllh as,
but there'• a 111Dl17 aptll fore/
cut for Wedne.1411 afternoon
w1th tempera.!-lllll. _,
ll'OUDd tbe Jotr lt\'f.Dlia.
INSIDE TODAY
11 probably ..UI !lo 10 ll<O" ne lea.st tt.nUl Che Paci/Jc Coo.rt
Frteteay otid the 1.agMM Fri~
t11Cf1 btcome .,.eaUtits, Sec Page
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Tber• will also' be -lm,.....,...,U. OO<l·to lot owners will run iboul ll,lOI
.. the"bails ol ~ ..... ~...i
e!Umaites and bood discount ratea for a
25 by 100 fool lot, li ii esllmated,
Sweany ,.Id about ~ otl!<t lots will
reteiv• -........e.ta. Tbey -frM\ sewer-1ioea only.
C.ounci1men Wednesday will be in-
ltrtSled in whether bids are within
.....,.;able ,..,,.. Cl °'! mglneeing cost
estimates.
The cost.I &re ID -agOlnsl the land ow11era "«pl !or $1J7 ,'IQIMo be
SU~ by the COWJl1 (or -t wort.
New Youth
Mierchants
Unit Meets
GET FASCINATING
LOOK AT RECALL
Filing for Kals In the !flt Orai!lt
Coomty Boon! ol Supervban'. tloctioO
begins '-e moolhs from -· Yel a recall campaign qainat Cl>I fl the S.
cumbeftta atre.dy ;, under '"'!II:· 'Ille
campa.tp -estimated &o have c.'OSl at
least ~ll),!IOO already'-10 far'lla "'1y
lwo a<tJ!Owled&ed leadm -aad no...,_
dldate. For a. fucillltlng loot !llto the
m)'llorlom campalp, read DAILY
Pll.ar ..porter Tom Barley'& ltol7·•
pqe I loday ••
Tb!> Ie.ava ll,090,000 to be spr1!lld amoq
propei:tJ .....,.. ~ tbe;~I& Oi' pttHDI • .um. ....
lllth oonstructlon cosll would Increase
individual assesnnen'ta if the muncll d~ed 1!>-'°'forwanl with the project. 11
wou1d allo Increase 'b>ntingency fees
anchored to. conslnlcllon <oSta. It could
al.0 lncreue · Ille 60nil 'cibOoonl rate
wbicll Sw•aey iald • bu been runninl
between 12 and 11-L
It a bond ~t rate is_ 10 percent,
SWWlj' _oxplalned In illW!lratlon, for each
1100 obll&BtiOD In bonds the propert,y
o..,,.,.· ........ eoJy "°-.Id~ ·-. be fllmlobod Tbe other $11 W1lllld bi In·
tere<t oii Ille-·
u cout1cUM lhould decide to abandon
,• ' the proj~ 1J1i> cl\)' would be responsible
for cool !lf.eogloeerina and collllngeoey
wort -pllahed to thil polnL It ,...
esttmal<Cl.Jul yur this mlg,bt nm to ;ao,ocio. .
Thi propoll!d land development first
surfadd Mm"Ch 11, 1981 at a council lllt!Ollna In the:bm of a property owners
pelltlon for ID asaemnenl district. The
property was annexed to Laguna Blach Jun< II. tllll.
Despite opposition from three cltlsen
groups, councilmen in a 4 to l vote split
decided S<pt. 4, 1118 to go ahead wllb Ibo ·
project. Qiojncllman f!oy ~!gl o_.i It
for severll reaaons including ••hof.
rendom" road access problems whlCb he
ilbled "poor P.lanning ol Ille hlgl!t!!_
order" ·
_'Ille Lquna Beach . Civic Leque,
Cllhem' Town Planning "-iatloo aad
Arch Beach Heighl.s &soclatton or'
P.l'tlperty 0wne.f1 all asked the council to
defer action ancf lel Ute are" be con-, . .
lidered 111 tho -81 plan lludy now
under way •
Vice Mayor JoseP,. O'Sullivan Aid at
the meet Ing last September lba1 he felt
II . wu the duty ol l(DYeilmlenl to help
property owners develop their proj,erty,
Cooncllmen h<arlng bids Wedlleaday
will probably refer the matter to SWWl)'
for a recommtndaUon at the Sept. U
moetlng. There ""' ,,, bid ileml to ba
evaluated.
U Ibo prt>jed goes ahead , Sweany said
he e:tj>ecte.d the entire area would be
largely developed wllbln 10 yearL
ome
Nixon Gives
New Appeal
To N. Viets
By MERRIMAN SMITH
WASllJNGTON (UPI) -Prealdenl
Nlftll IDDOWlCed today :i:;,ooo more Ga
will be withdrawu lrom Vietnam by Doe.
J,5.. "1'be Ume bas come to end this war,•
be II.id in a nrw appeal to Hanoi for
meaningful peace talo. (Relaltd atorles
Pa&eaM).
Tbe 'l"' pullOUf. ... top ol 25,!Xil ...
' llOUliood tlrirmootha aao and completed
lll ·Aiinst. wlD brln8 the t ci (al
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noott: IJ~oe. W,in Congre sslonal Appia.use .. · ·.
Apbllo~h moon ~trouaufs, dressed In con~atlve ' ~:Mceormaek, Sfan!li!>g {left' Ii> rigbl) ·are
bu>lnH1 ·IAiill,·WOn ·rwslng·:aliPlause frqm a jolnl Mi~aet C9Qlll•, Nel!~lnlng and EdlVin Aldrin.
... 1100 'Of Congreu tod!IJ" as iliey appeajwd • .., lbe (See·atocy\,Page 4J, ,. · · .. J>2!Uum_ jqst Jn.Jront of yice Pr,esident l'lgnew· a.cl _ .
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Gunman Rohs
Service Station
A pmman with a,n untrimmed
mustache held up 1 service staUon in
Lquna Beach·Mooday night and eocaped
... foot with flO.
Police Serieont Fran!< Kll1on lllld 'the bandlt pcilnl«t a .JI calibe• blue steel
autQmlUc at attendant Jamea Gardon,
:Mm lllddee Valley.
Tbe _,. ol Roy Carey -
llerrict, ... S. CllMI BJPway, ™'""
•boo\! 11 :• (i.n). • • '.Alllr "'*lnl ior-dpreUe cbaifl. DiJ.
1oo llld. Ibo robber mi, •y,.. P '""1
money ... 7'1!!! Sit cloiriil:Doa't ad "" "" ftve mDrta." • -'
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Tustin . Dad Claims : Book
'Just Pornographic Filth'
1upply company owner. WUilamlOo contendl $1 mllllon 'ta an
adequale figure lor'the pemmal damage
he reels would be 'done to his daqg!iter
Janette, 15, u reqt;ftd.to reld 'Huxley!s
vision of. futare·IOcliely !
Diltrtct Superln-WUlllin Zocl
and Tuolln Hl"1 School • Prlndo6I Om Castle aald liulley'• work fll lhi 1a1e 1-u ao el<ctlve IWdJ cl>olce la; a Tli:tion fll
.lbi Future unil.ln Eqgliob,. L J '> '
Tbej> afd an aJ!<ma)e'1aD"" .-ll Htixlcy.ia·li obJect.i9Mble.." · 1 •
WiUWr.aon ~plained, ~v"'1 tbat hi& daughkr was giveo the .wort u re-
qnirtd reading -I book lbe did ,not wapl
to .--aod was told Ibo in? If Ibo
wanltd le pus the clasa.
He' said the -c:auaed bli wife to be
p1l<Od under Iodation. ·
11U. tUme is a world of no mrtrictionl.
~la a writl<n ltalmnml reltai<d
by"lbo Wbiie House, lald the -ol ·UA,~ str..,ui lo a -cell!1lg of
losl -·ball a mlllloo (tbe tol"'I
number DOW there WIS 50e.~ .. of lut
weet) .. la a significant step."
''The lime ror meaningf01 negotiatioftl
has mind," be Aid refm1ng to the
long41alled Par!S talks. "f rWiu '1ba1 ~
11 difficult to communicate across Uie
gulf--of five yean of war. But the time
bas come to end this war."
Nixon ~ variOUI moves be said
his adniinlstratton had taken to end the
war and aald the United States. was
prepared to dia<Uss and negotiate with
the Communlsta on the.Ir demands u well
ai tiiosa of tlie allies .
"The only Item whlcb ls not negolllble
(See TROOPS, Page I)
* * * Troop Cutbacks
May Strike Hard .
At Pendleton
Nff" troop withdrawals from Sooth
Vietnam -due to be announced tociaT-coWd inWlve me-third of the Camp
Peodleton-bued" Flf1b Marine Dlvilloo,
as a first step iD Ua tGtal deactivation. Marine COrpa (Jarunandant G e n •
Leooanl P. C)lapman cooflnned last Fri·
1day In a vlalt to .El Toro MCAS that l!Je
famed Fwh will be dlabanded, bill juat
when ia another mitter.
Curmllly, tbe unit'• 26th Regimenl, lo!
about 1,000 ,.,.., Is on duty arOlllld Da
Nang.· South Vietnam, whlle the other two
~ are at Camp Pendleton.
Law111·an!ls . Triple No one idl married, there 1re free RJ:
partl .. Md vivid d<lcrtpllorll fll .lhe ...
di°" WUllamson complilbed. tr
"In thil book, bablos are developed
without people. and the name 'mod*'
bu -a dirty, flWl1 word," ba ad-
aiaineslmen in San C I e. m e n t e •
00epn1icte and other coutal cttles are
deeply concemed oveT what Impact
w1111drawal ol the FUth Dlvbon will have
on Ule.lr economies.
'Ille Poolap baa been sludylng
dlsmanU1n1 the 1 Fifth Dlvlsfon u a
method ol Cl1tln( Ill .,..·part ~a 13
bllllon defeme Jl)elldtnC reduct i? ft
onlmd br Defae 6emtary MeJioin
-Office~ f.psu Child, Then Wife, Now Arrest.ed
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Tba OCllCl(ll ol -bablio -led
tliniugh pnetlc eogineerlna by -to Improve U. hwtum r-Ila -In
Ibo -.-ully. ----ol 0 moUltt... ~ lndeed . bJ d1t(.ayar .bl CClt
temPolQ Middy. 1
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Mllilaly spokelmeD said today they did
not -If the 11th Regiment would be .._ the wllblftwail to be announc!ed
by the White -~-ol the Filth Division, ~ ... .,m ain>oal CUlalnlY ~ .. a
~ manr,:er eut In the Viet·
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:=Jor,•1inco I aupplie& the .~· __ _
. ,,.:Ceollldbea-• 'llw f~ Di~· WU ',..dtvaled' In
1• 10 1bail up. maipower 111 lht w,.i
Oooll, • a Ibo Finl Marino Divlaloa
pApored.to ,.i<U tho balila ln>Opl ID Vlol-
.lllln.'
'Ille ltlurf aol a """"""1 for the -
lemplar.d -Coriit-.... ool1iul -k tlimlnaled lta awn Jllnlll lntutt7 Dlvllkm !alt moaU.
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Mrs. Grahain Says Marriage Greatest Crusade
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A _ .. 'II><> devoltl her llfo to in-
; ~ b "'°"" ol her mllfli•P and .• t1ie ,._ 1111o ooclety ol a Qod·feariog
llld boppy family ts playing her part Ill
Ille 11U1e11 cniaade ol all. Mn. 'Billy
'· Grahlm told a ~ll«Jt crowd Monday ai
UM Anaheim COnvtnllen C.otlr •
.. 8'1t Ua:~ to your ttetiaatra and you
will 1eam a lot," the attractive lfAYin&
wile ol UM lamed evaoaellsl tolll U
Confliet Cited
Hinshaw to Sue
County Board
By TOM FOllTIJNE
Of "" 0.11) ,. .... $1tft
Ota.nae County Asae580r Andrew J.
l!inlllaw this morning told lhe Board of
Supervisors he will JO to court In an ef·
fort to '"""' lbein to allow him to hir• • prtvalll attomcy at C01111ty ..,.,....
JlinlMw aid tt la: clear b1I office can
, no Jqer be repr-\ed by C«mty
Cclunae1 Adrian Kuyper because of what
he alle&ed is eonflicl of intert.Sl arising
from tbe Upper Newport Bay land e1-
change dispute.
llinsbaw IW'priled county supervi!ors
wltb hi.a appearance and told them he
wu g!villl lhem ..,. las\ cban<t to
dlange lheir minds abOut denying him
private counsel.
When the board would not c.han1e its
11tance, Hlnohaw said be wu aoil>i to
5uplrior Court.
County supe1 :-s toot Q)t position
that even If th. were a conflict of in-
tt.tut in Kuyper'• handling of the Ude-
landl lllld Ol<han&o with tho Irvine Com· .. pw. thl1 would not be reason for the
asieaar'a office to employ private
eounM.l for other legal mattera.
Superviaor David B&trer aatd the
asKssbr does oot bo\d an Individual of.
flee but Ls part of a countywide sy5lem
and to change from thi:s established
l)'llilcim. would be ln d1reci. conruct with
tilt llltent of lbe alate .-11u1J'11·
Added Supervisor WIWam !Ursteln, '1
have done • UtUe research on thll and
the only precedent for hiring private
counsel ls to handle individual Items, not
on a continuing basis. I'm afraid there
would be quite a problem If every county
department h!ad every lime he had a
dispute with .coonly counsel got his own
privale coonsel."
Supervisor Robert Battin said, "f feel
the board Is &Ori of caUlht In tilt middle.
Oar duty 1' to keep order amonc varlOU!
department beada. The two of them ob-
vioualy are IJlf1l' and lrritalod with each
other. It rtmlnds me Of two little boys
having a fipt ..
Battin went on lo uy that be thinks'
both Hlntba" llld Kuyper are hot beaded
llld each partlally In tho wron1. "Let
lbein have their figllt," he llliges\ed,
"and let a neutral, third parzy jud(e d ..
clde wbo ia right.''
Planners Bending Rules
To Aid Victims of Flood
Plannlnl CXlll1IDlsalmon al"f!!d M..,.
day to -Iha ru1 .. a tide ~
two vidJml ol the P'eb~ 'l!;.oo to
rehu1Jd tbetr home -elev1ted thia time
on a central pillar.
RIY Unger and John Fontan, who:se
home at 597 Cauyon Acres Drive wu
demolished Jn flood, were granted
permlsalon to project their proposed new
noldeoce ln1o tho required 1ldeyard and
maintain lndir<ct _,.to tho dta.
Boeh men, lucky to dcape with thtlr
Uvu. rpe!lt a mlaetable night on a cb.lll,y,
-...whod bllWde wbeo the houae
lit
IP Commisa.ioMn allO walvtd the r"'
quimnent to build a pr11e or carport
11¥1. to wrap up the package, recognlad
Ibo non-conlonnlng parctl u a legal
buildln& Ille. Actlon wu tattn aft.er City Planner Al
Autey uplained that the house washed
frtm the lteep hillside tut February was
buih many years 110 in a altuatlon n-Ot
confonning to present zon.ing laws. For
l!Ome to years, access had betl'I attained
by a driveway leMH.ng from the end of
Canyon Actu Drive, Aulry said.
Commiss.loner1 agreed that a paved
parking arta with turnaround at the top ot tbe drtvtway would aerve in lieu of a
gance or carport, since it ls ahlelded
from \iew on the hlllakle.
A pellt.ion 1t1.Un1 the.y would have no
ob}eclioo' to the variance was signed by
nellhbora Richard Ma,..., '86, tlOM07
Clnyon: Acrea Drive; Emlty E. stricker,
555 Canyon Acres Drive and Claude
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Udi)<e, 566 Caayon A<nl Drive.
~ aod Fontan, wbo. Mn._,
fl®d )Ylctlml aulsGod by a benellf" ·ar1
auclloo lollowln& 1be February deluge,
plan to build a new, octagonal houae on
the aitt.
Condition!: imposed by mnmfsaloner1
included: evidence of a permanent ea...
ment for the accesa drive; pavtnr ol the
drlvtwa.y and turnaround; and evaluaUon
ol the plans by Or&111e County Flood COn·
tnl1, aince the land la alluated in a
natural watercourse.
/From Pflfle l
AVANT GARDE
Haley of Visiorui.
According to Ron Kaufman, manager
of the group, about 50 appllcaUons lor
membership have been received, in-
cluding, in addition lo the proprietors of
psychedelic shops, two phystclang, and
operators of electronics, f u r n i tu r e
manufacturing, jev.·elry making and prln·
ting businesses. along with book store
owners and four art gallery operators.
Artists who hold ciLy business licenses
also are eligible fOf' membership, Kaut.
man said.
He streMed ~ ract that the new group
want& to work with, not •aalnat, the ex-
isting merchants organuauons and Is ln·
terested chiefly in awakenina the com-
munity to the economic beneflta of the
youn1er monetary market.
Said one youn1 entrepreneur.
"Sidewalk aitte.rs only represent a
mJnority of the yoon1 people. 1be com·
munity should realize that there are a Jot
of ao-called avant prde youth wtth plen-
ty of mOl)ey to spend. The emphui!
always ha1 bten placed on attractlnl
more-«•less senior clUzena to Laguna.
1be fad is that thtM: daya there may be
mort money comtna: m from youn1u
vls1tcr1, if their oeeda art catered to."
Said another, hWe want tht public to
see that we're not runnln& dens c4 in·
lquity."
Denle1 Conntrt
Judge Clement F. Heynsworth
Jr., l>tesldeni Ni.J:on'a nominee
to the Supremo Court, has
denied charges of coafllct of In-
tel-est ·at a Senate committee
hearing. See. story, Page 4.
Bm·glary Wave
Hits Lagunans;
$400 Ring Stolen
A $400 weddin& rinl Jud the list of
l05St1 ln a rash of bur&laries reported to
Laguna Beach police Monday.
Eleanor Stuttle of 697 Anita Sl told
poUce the hand-crafted rlna had been
taken rrom a dre11ser drawer. Pollet o ld
entry probably was through an unlocked
door.
Roland ~tattson of 2$07 Solano Way,
reported the theft of II booka of Blue
Chip stamps and a botUe of cologne.
More valuable item1 were not taken.
There wa5 no sign of forced entry.
Terry C. Legrove of Anaheim reported
the theft of a $65 AM/FM radio from a
building under conttruc:Uoo at 2147
Llguna Canyon Road.
Clothing and Cftdft carda wtre Liken
from a car in lhe 200 block of Laiuna
Avenu~ aft.er It wu unlocked by a bura·
Jar, reported Marlo Ftrnandu ol
orange .
A hoplifter made off with $40 from the
cuh drawer al.Rita'• Tenn.It Affair, 1420
S. Coaot !Ugbway wblle a clerk was busy
el&twbere.
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County GOP Committee
Condemns Allen Recall
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'lbe Oranp County Rtpublican Central
Commilteo tod1y blttarly condemned a
recall movement galnst Supervbor Alton
E. Alle:n, hinUoJ; It m~ be a DemocraUc
plot.
A raolullon SIAUlll tho GOP orpnlU· lien'• politlon on Ibo unclucom ,,,.... mut qainst Iha Flllh D II tr I ct
~~WM~uad~ulmOU>l)'M~
day oJ&hL
'11 ls bard eooup to attract honorable
me11 to oeak public ofllce wllhout addl!I&
to Ibo problem by aubJ«Unf lhem to
ocurrllous attack band on half.truth• and
tnnutndoH," the P1ptr HYI.
"The Rtpubllcan Patly In Or1n1e
Couty hla ateadtutly 1too:f tor clean
poUUcal camoatrns ••• Wa deplore !ht
emeraenc:. ol' thete ttctica ln orance
County," tbe document eonc1udt ..
David J..,.., chairmao ol the county
·GOP IJOUp, appollltad a -lal com-
mittee to probe "hdher Ibo Allen ....._u
movement -b< <be lint atap by Dtm<.crala to lnit<I partiUD&blp Ill tho 111Jl)UV1aor1al .......
the moluUon ~-bl' tho Central Committee was lnl.rOduetd by Mn.
WIUl1m Bents llld -.lded bJ AIU
Bowle.
Tbt document "Y' tho l'OUP -· wllh tntemt -and dla1111t -tho cam·
palcn m1rah11led 11alnst AUen by
persons wbo art unwlllln& to be pubUc.11
ldcnU!led.
Apartment . Plans Denied
Laguna Owner Fam in New Permit Plea
A would·be apartment buUdtr who
found himoett caqjlt between two dty
ordln1nct111, at.ruck out aeatn at the Plan·
nln& Commloaloa Monday nlcht.
Pia.Merli refused to approve revised
pl1n1 1ubmltted by E. L". Schroeder for
proposed aparlmentll at 259 Lower Cliff
Drive.
ln 1167, Schtotdl't was granted a
variance perm!Uing him to construct :ri
apartments on the property, whlch, under
thtn exlating Ollling, ...Wd bav< been
limited lo II units.
ll<fort the project got oil the grolllld,
tbt clty'a zoning ordinanct 200 wu u-
lens1vely revised.
Schroeder discovered he now would be
permitted only 12-13 un.ILI. His plans were
at odd& with Ule new ordinance in the
areas of density, build.Jng he.igbt and
sideyard arrangement.
Evea u he appealed to the City Council
for Tellef, plannera wert ln the procesa of
1tud,yl111..-ll for modlOcatloo of th6
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Is tho rl&ht of tho people o! South Viel·
nun to detmnlne their own ftiture, free
of outside interference," he II.id.
Nixon admlnlatraUOl'I afficlals had in-
dlca~ 11 recentJy u a few daya ago
that the Pre.aldent bad not abP.n®ned hi:s
upreued hope of withdrawing 100,000 or
mOl'f men by the end of this year.
Howevu, wHb the new withdrawal not
to be completed unUI U days before
Chrlatmu, It appeared hlcl>ly willkoly
tho 100,000 flaun would be ..ached Ill tho
f~ two weeU of tbt ,,-ear ..
'Iba 1olhor1"'4 Vietnam troop cellllll at
the , at.art of thla admlnittraUon wu
149/j!OO. • have decided to reduce the authoriz·
ed troop celling In Vietnam to 414,000 by
Dee. 15," the Pre.skient uid In a state-
ment. He eJJ>lalned that undtr tlds ntw
ce!Ung, "a minimum of eo,ooo U'OOptl will
have been withdrawn lrom Vietnam by
Dec. 15."
The new figure of 35,000 men to bt pull·
ed oul -a:s well aa the date for com·
plellon of the withdrawal -were dU·
f•renl from the number and date men-
tloroed Monday in Saigon by South Viet·
nam'a vict pruidt:Dt, NSUYen Clo Ky.
Christian Fraternity
Holds Kickoff Meet
A kickoff meeUn& will be held tonight
at 8 o'clock ln the Mission Viejo Hilb
School multl·purpote room lo launch the
new Confraternity of Chtiatian DoclTine
(CCD) high achool program for St.
Nicholas Catholic Church.
The proeram will Include slide&, films,
group dlscuaaloll and muaic, followed by
refreshments. High 1choo1 students,
Clitholk or non-Cathlolc, are invited to
attend.
YOUR
WATCH'
ttrict new ordinance.
They recommendlid that tho ""4Jncil
adopt an interim «dlnanct, provktina
some relief, unW the enUre matter of
modllYllll tho ,new zonU.1 rulta could bo
formallltd Scbroedu was advlled by the
council to aet !Us plans more Jn line wlth
I.he reUef ordinance and take lhtm back
to th• plannen.
Mondl)' night he asked for 18 units in·
1te.ad of 1J or 13.
"11iat'1 ltlll a 50 percent lncrea!e,"
said Ctnnmlseloner Chlrles Jobneon.
Schroeder pOint.ed flUl that bt wu cam-
plying will! new requtrementa on height
and aideyards (though he w&uJd like to
modify them too) and had three more
parking spaces than he needed.
"What is yOUJ' justIDCalk>n for asking
for. six more unH.!?" asked Dr. Robert
French.
"I have to offset the buildin1 c»Sl with
density," uid Schroeder. ''Thla 11 not a
family-type aru. Jra close to downtown
and there's no point in bulldini two-and
three-bedroom family a~. l want
to build smaller uni'i for adult lhiin,a, and mort "w them." '
JI not permitted more density, lie would
have to reduce cost by cheapening tht
buildln& al'ld ellmlnating the. 1wimmina:
pool, b• added.
PIMners dtcidfld there wu M real
hard!bip warranting a permit for 11
units.
"I would concede a cer\a.in over-den1J.
ty," 5a.id commiu:ioner Howard Holden,
"but not 18-. I feel thls could open the
door to all aorta of probleim."
Cbainilan P'rO<I Briggs thought It would
bE hard to justify allowing 11 -even
though he could have had 20 under the old
variance.''
Johnson did not feel that ''lrue
haroshlp" had been established by the
applic~nt.
The planntrs voted to recommend
denial of the variance applicaUon, when
it cornea before the council Wednesday
rughL
Board Delays Decision
On Variance at Motel
lmprovina: a city-owned r.dway with
paving, when ordered to do so u a con-
d!Uonof a variance, doea not stve 1 p~
petty (IWI]er a "vested interest." 1n the
street, Llauna Beach pluniog com-
mis.sloners p0lnt.ed out Moaday ru,tit.
The question .,... durinl be1tad
diseusalon ol a variance 1ppllcallon by
Bkhud Q. Burl; -,..b to add 31
unlta to the aialln& elpt apartments at
Laguna Shoal!, 1801 S. eo.tt JUahwt,y.
After lengthy debate, the matter was
deferred lo I Sepl 2Z ltudy seMlon.
Opposing the variance are owners of
Laguna Sands, a 32-unit cooperative
apartment development 1t 1585 S. Coa1t
Highway, who maintain an impossible
traffic situation would be created by the
Shoals o:panak>n.
Both properties 1but Vlldn& !toad, a
narrow ertension of Bluebird Cuyon
Rold oti"'1'1e _..ecun akle of SOJth Coast
Highweh4hkh wu paved, at th• t1.-
pense ol the Sands, when Ill variance
waa panted &evtral yean 110.
"This does not give you a vested rtalit in
the roadway." cvmment.ed comminioner
Joseph Tomehak.
The city attorney bad confirmed lhia
fact. City Pl1Mer Al Autry tc>ld the com·
miMion.
He explained th1t action on the Burt
appllcat.ion had been delerrf'd to alve the
city's enginttrlna ll.&ff an opportunity to
evaluate plans and consider alternate
solutions lo the traffic problem pruented
by the applicant and by the Sands.
The Sands alternate, said Autry, was
not accept.able to 1be enginterina depart-
ment, which bad rt<:Ommended approval
of the variance, but with 14 conditions
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reaarding pedestrian and veh¥:ular' tra.l·
fie control.
Architect Richard Dodd, reprutntlnc
the applicant Wd the conditions would be
acceptable.
Don Sul, apeaki111 for the Sands, found
tho whole propooaJ unacceptable.
"Since bot\!. parties will u1llJze public pr., b for ~1 it behoova them to come up with a BGluUOI), .. aaia Totnchak.
"Jl'a not up to the city engineer to-ftiur•
it out. n
Sea.I 3uggeated that the applicant and
opponent meet with the city enatneer and
a repre,,entatlve ol the Plannlnf' Com4
miuion to iron ()Ut the problem.
Chairman Fred Briggs agreed. "We all
f~I there is something awry here.
There'• a definite, dangttou:s problem on
the traffic :situation and it should be
discu&sed before we vote."
Surfing Good
On. South Coast
Warming waters and 50Ulh swells pr!).
duced aood surfing conditions ~Ilona: the
south Orange Coast today with waves
nmnina to five feel.
Laguna Bre.ach lifeguards said the surl
ms running from four to five feel with
water temperatures a warmer 65
degrees.
San Clemente cuards said the aurf. two
to four feet, eeemed to be buildinc. Water
temptrature wa1 around 87 degrees. The
aurf at tht Salt Creek area Monday ran
11 bla: as e.i&hl feet, one Laguna Beach
guard aaid. .
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Char&inl tbat press accounts of their
grievance mee.Ung would. not be written
falr!Yi r~~tiv~ of teache~ from
N1wport-Meaa schools Monday told the
only newspaperman present to le~ve.
Then the 50 or so teacher re~
tatJve.s meeting at Costa Mesa High
School's cafeteria confured in private ·to
bear gripes against ertra-duty 'forking
coodiUons in the school district.
''We migbl have some wriUen 1la\e-
ment for yoa later, or som1lhln1 like
that," president Gordon Bechtold said
from the podjwn as the DAILY PILOT
reporter left. ,
H" called for a vole on Ule press ban.
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Belote observen left. h.o w;,.e v e r,
Bechtold and 1everal other teatbel'l lhed
some light on aevtral issues.
Tte representa.Uvel 1aw tµWlimoUI
aupport lo . the Allocilled ·· CluSroom
Teachers ol .Los AngelOI an4 , their one .day w&aqut from clas"' Tburjday. (Tbt
too Anplea teachen' meoUng .wu fully
covered by the press and TV-.)
CGii!11a deJ Mar !llsh Scbool 'teacl>""
Ang!IO VUUI told lbe Newport.M"'
group that the best way to lend "'l'port
to the Los AngeJes teachers' demands "is
to do the same thing our1elves." .
Tbe meeting bad been bWed u one ih
which the group'1 Withdrawal of
Vp, lip, ct.Ni Afuar1
•Ona of Wl>!ld's largest cranes, with a 220-foot beam. W.· 111ellinr
•lifted and~'planted" two ~ton olive trees al Ne~rter 11!11 Ill Newport .Beech fo r w new farclen between Nowporter•1,L1«o-JA1mgo
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Nixon Gives
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To N. Viets .
liy ~lllMAN 8MlTR
WASHINGTON (UPI) -Pr..;dent
Nixon anoounced lod"I' 15,000 mqr< Gii
will be withdrawn from Vietnam by pee.
15. "The Ume baa come to end thfJ WU'. tt
he said in a ntw appeal to Hanoi for
meaningful peaei!' talti:. (Rel.ttaCt atori~
Pag" H). .
The new puUOUI, oo lop .of 25,llOI ...
nounc:ed three month& ago and completed
In Auguat. will bring the Io t a·l
withdrawal& of American troopl to 80,CQJ
by Dee. 15.
Nixon, in a wntten statement released
by the White House, said the reduction of
U.S. troop atrength to • ~ celling o! Jess than half a milllon (the t ota,1
number now there was SOR, as of last
wetk) "ia a algnificant step."
''The Ume for meaningful oe,gotW;lons
bU arrived.'' be said referring to the
Jong-ftalled. Paris talks. 111 reall1.e tbat•it
ts difficult to communJcate across the
gul( of five years of war. But the time
baa come to d Ull.s war."
Nlxm ~ varlOus moves tie aa1d
hi! admlnlsltatlon bad taken lo end. tbe
war and aald the United States was
prepared to diacwla and negotiate w!,th
the Communllli ciri their' demands .. "'11 "U... of ·tt·~ .••
' -1iitlon171tiiJ, wlllch 11 J>OI negotiable . "~~,...I) ' '' -"J * *.
Troop Cutbacks
May Strike Hard
At Pendleton ~
N"'-liwp withdrawals .!tum l!oath
vldiwu-c111e 1o be aimDUnced today -co<iid Involve one-third of the Camp
Pendleton·ballod Fifth Marine Dlvilion.
u ,; flnt llep In Ill total deactivation. Marino · Col'(>I Cornmandont G e n • LeOllant F. Chapman confirmed last Fri·
day In a vlalt lo ·El Toro MCAS tbat the
famed Ftilb will be disbanded, but just
wtteft i1 arwther matter.
QJrren1ly, Ille unit's 21th Regiment, o!' a"'"1t 7,000! men, ts on duty aroand Do. Nq, south Vietnam, while the other two
'"CPDll ~at Camp Pendltloll. 19inessmtn in San Clemente,
OceJDslde and other collstal cities are
dieply conc:eiited over what Impact
witbdrawal of the Fifth Dtviloa will have on thetf eConomles,
The Pmlagon has been 1tndy!ng
d!JQ)inllfu1 the Filth Dlvtslon ,. a
melhod ol cuttln1 Its DWll part of a $3
blll10o ~te spending r e d u c t l o n
orrlmd liy D<lense Seaetary Melvin
Lalr<l: Nilttart spokesmen said today Ibey dld
no\'~ li the llltb Regiment would be
among the wlt.bdrawala to be an~
by Ille Whll6 lloule. •
Deadlvailoll of lht Flitb Division.
hOweVer, wJU almolt eertalnly involv~ a
major Marine manpow~ cut tn the Viet.
nam War, 1ince it suppJles the Corps'
rolaUon pqol.
Thus, Ibero could be a connedion.
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A womlD who deYOlet htr Ille to In·
:.· ourmi "" -of her mml•p and
" tho pasaqe tnto IOClely GI 1 God·lurlnl
and um flmil1 ii pl•Jlnc he" port In
.,. 1111 &TtllMI Cl'UAdt of all, Mrt. Billy
-;c Gralwil told • -eU~ut .....,d MoMly et
lho Anlb!lnl ConV<nliOn ~ter.
"B•rt Uaten to your ttenqtr• Md you.
will ltarn a lol." lho attre<tlve mini
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N. Viets Storm Village
i. Second Major Attack in Region Near Da Nang
SAIGON (AP) -Two hundred North
-Vldllamate iroopa raldid a vtllap In the
pop.lous coastal lowlan<ll &OUth of Da
Nang, killed 24 pmons, wounded six
otherJ ~ deltroyed 170 hou.... South
Vietname&e spokeimen reported tod1y.
Shatp fighting wu reported In various
parts ti South Vietnam 11 Gll and of.
flctr1 speculated which unlll would be ln-
tutect in new U.S. troop withdrawals.
• ' AJl1ed forcu tilled 212 Vlei Cool •nd
·' North VletnameM In a dou:n closbt.<
. from tho Mekoq I>tlla to th e
demllJlariJed zooe, mllillry ll)IOkemtn
Aid. Allied cuua1Uu were five Amerk:ana
~-and three South Vlttnam ... ktllod, and u
' . Americanl and two South VI•-
: wounded.
U.S. Headquarters Sal(! • D·O the r
.. Amerkan WU killed and u •thou
........., 111 :II rocket and mor1ar au.cu
between I a.m. Monday and I a.m. today.
' The North Vletnameae attacked the
villap of Mal Linh, In the northem part
of lho obunirY lJ miles &OUthwest of
-Nial. lhortly before mldnllht r.lood&y with rockets, mortan. .,...a ..
and no. Dre.
'Jbe vllllgl of 218 perlODI WU dtftnded
by mlliUamen, and tbr., of them were
killed. All of the other vlctl!lll ,..,.
civilians. Enemy losat:a were not knOWn.
It YU the ...-...! ml)or North Viet·
n..,... altack In the "'il°" In tha put
three day~ Lui S.turday about too
North VletnlJlleM troops attacked I iila~
toon of U.S. Martnea and South Vie~
nami..-se mlUUamen Jn a vtlla&e 11 miles
nortbwu.\ of Quang N1aJ. '111la trlutred
an dlht-hour light In which two
Americar. Martnu and el1ht Vlttnamete
civill1n1 were killed, three Merioea WUI
wounded •nd :MO hou"8 d .. troyed.
Vice Pre1ldont NIUJl•n Coo 117 told
newlll!Ofl Monday that 40,IOO • "'°"'
Am<ri.,... would be pulled Gilt of Vie~
...., by the end of November. Tbal .....iii
reduee U .s. lrOop stnngth to 417.IOO.
A few lloun liter lbe Wblte House con.
firmed that a withdrawal annowicement
would be medo today by Pruldont Nt.on
but wttbheld lbe number. And lbe U.S.
Armed Forcea Network cemored all
refereocff to Ky's remark.I from Jta news
broade1stl. A spokesman for the U.S.
Conun.nd Aid Ky's statement w1s eon.
lldered "speculaUve" and the military
radio4<levilion network "on\Y .... con-
ftrmed atones."
Another American offldal ulcl Ky'1
remarU wrn blacked out .. bec:IUR wt
.. Officer's Arrest Adds
To Personal Anguish
e,. ARTllUll 11. VIN!EL H• had been htld In lltu Ol 125,000 bail, °' IM """ ,..... .. .., but this waa reduced at the time of NJ
rar the past five yura, Analleim ~f Mondly.
poUceman Jolin c. w~ !IPJ>ad ~ • ~··. d•f'llll!' ~ t~ that
memory Imprisoned In Ni'!'lnhl <I< a • O!fbi 'liindJOr Jo>t hil ~ son
dro'lmtd blby and en •lll'li'bed wUo wbo fivt yem ill", when the tot dl'OWned In a
killed beraell Gilt of pereonal blame. backyard waditJI pool at ll!e ~le'1
Olfk:er WlndJ« hlmleil WU releued home.
lltm 1 jail Mond1y. DbtrausJit by the tragedy, I b •
Suspended from UJi f~ ~ char1ed policeman'• wife Fay, 2S, drove to Irvine
fGrmaU1 with fNrllary, be pOotod •.:ieo Park In the rugtd mountalna above«•·
ball followlns malpment Iii 'North '1ra1 Orqe County, the d11 afterward.
O!jnl< County Judldal Dlstrlcl Court. 1'bere, aho brooded foe a Ume. then 11" vtteran ol!lClr, delc:rlhod by hls llllot htnell to dull!.
pattDer1 u a &ood lawman, wu ordered
to lace P"llmlnlr1 bwlna no tater ll!an .. ~~°!.~=~Pi•,.: Huntington Plant
ed.
-Amend. 1$, w. of -· D Criti" . .... lhot In lbe left ohoulder Hr!)' Satur· raws ClSID
day by Offtcer !Ian Groa~ 11 be Oad lho
,_. of a bruk·ln at Ill Anaheim Of s Ad . 1>11a111eas equipment nnn. mog VISel'
AmtDd Is recovering in the Orange
County Medical center Jail ward, where
be la deacribed in &1tld1ctory COlld.IUon
todQ' and facu cow1 bw1n1 u aooo as
b• ii •bit.
P1trolman John .iohnson said he. and
Groat ...,. dllpalclled to the darkened
buJld1nc early SI~ morniJli and
IOll!ld two men inllde.
-Old and ... WU llhot when be i&·
nored ...ien to hal~ wblle the llWmed
lawmen dllcovm4 the other bur1lary
IUlpect wu their fellow officer.
Vmdlor WU I motorcycle traffie of.
Heer and bid been with tho department
for nine yean, before bis 1uspenaion pen-
din& cltaposlUoo of the felony chtr1e.
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Ont ol the nation's top chtmists is
vlgoroUJly opposed to expansion of the
Southern California Edison Company
ste.am plant just outside Ne.wport Beach's
city Umltl.
Dr. A. J . Haagtn-Smit, a member of
Presidtnt NtlOl'l'1 ad9iaory council on
polluuoo. uye lbe moot fusible method
of -.:Ing amog In the Southland t. to
abollab conventional power plants and
create nuclear ones. He says pltMed
mulll-mlllion doU.r upanaloo of the
Edison plant In Huntington Beach and
otluin In the Loo Angtlu basin will In·
tenlify 1lr polluUon.
Dr. Haagen-Smtt, a chemllt at th•
Calilomla IMUtute of Technolol)', says
convtr1Uonal power pl~ll which bum
foasil fuel to produce electricity art with
automoblles the major cause o( amoe.
Dotna: aw1y with automoblles -or
e-.·tn convertla, molt or thtm to t!\11nes
not po"'~red by lntero1l combllltion -is
a far•fttclltd JOluUoo 1t this Ume, b1 said
In an Interview.
So that ltl'fh power plant• u the btr;t
deba.rka.Uon Point in the bltUe 111.11111
.mo&. he .. 1a.
Al 1 first 1lep, he 11\d, authortUes
obould deny butldll\I ptrmita for th,..
convenUon1I power planta planned for
COfllOltlldlon In the 1eneral Los Angel"
area -the Southern CalKornla lldllon
Co. fec:Jlltlea In Huntll\lton Beach and
Venture 11\d tho Piil'• Del Jtay Jn.
atallaUoo ptopoMd bT the Loo Anaeles
Department of W1ter I.Del Power.
TIMo chen>lll llid CV0'1 hour a plant
bum• fuel to produc. electrici~ I\ In·
MQea the nitric olidt c«ittnt of the 1t..
m"'1lbm.
Nitric oxtdt. bt Hid, 11 what clvta omos 11a attnc.
There Wire 11 lmOI altrtl in Its$ when
some 12 million kllowatt hou11 of elec-
ltlcfty '"" prodUoed in the Loo Angel., area. lie .. 1d.
"Slnco then. the lilW'I w noon mm
!bu thrM!old. It Is -4e billion lcllowatt hwn now. and It Illa been
ttUmated bT the Air PolluUon Cootrol
!Jlltrlct thal the efectriC ODO'l)' ttq11lred
In the buln br JlllO wW be 80 blJllao iillowalt houn,' lie .. Id.
.... -of doubUna th• ...... 111 of
dtdliclty to be produced In Ille basin by
IMO, pn>ducU<o bu to ho ellmlnl!H
allOl>tber or prodllced bT nuclur
powtr," ht Aid.
wtre upect1n& att announcement from
Pre*1dtnt Nbon."
Amons tho tloopa npectod to II" art
the lnl Mattne DlvWon, now stationed
alOll( tho damlitlorlzed "'"'· Ind unlla Of
tiuJ lat lnlllllrJ llivtllon. the llnl Army
division to uTht in Vietnam.
Tbe lnl ·Mattne Dlvtalon now 111&rds
the west.em twC>lblrda ol the frontier
below tho dlmlUlarbed ,..., wtth the
South Vk-lit W111try Divtllon
covcinc &be mt. Tho area bu betn r<ta!Mll)' quiet for tho put year, but
U.S. --from ll!O. llrJI Dlvlllon'• Inf Relfmenl ,_ Oil Monday wtth North
VlolnamtlO lroopa two mUU below the DMZ. Four Marlnoa...,. kllled, M _,.,
ded and t11cro "" no uttmato o1 OlltmY
lolael.
Tbe U.S. lat lnlll!lr>' Dtvtelon II lta-
Uooed north of Salp IA the past year It
h'"' ...., llttla mojtr balllelleld action
and bu -conoenlratlof on pacllk:a· tlon, whlla the U.8.1$th lllflllir1 Dhillon
and tho lat Air cavalry DM•lon 111 ..
borne Ibo bnlnt of the be•vy OcJ>llng In
the ~ aJons tho Cambodlao
border north ol SIJ&on.
Tbe I.II Dltlslon already bu turned
over part of ita area ol oper1Uora to the
South Vletnameoe Ith lnllllirY Div1alon.
l'rom P .. e l
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Ii tho rlll>I Of the people ol South Viet·
Mm to dttmnlne the1r own future, frte
ol outakle lllltrlerence,11 he sakl.
Nilon Mmtnlatr1tion officials had in-
dicated u rtctntly u a ftw dlys ago
th1t the Prttld!nt had not 1bMdoned his
trprbsed hope of withdrawing 100,l'XlO or
more men by &ht met of thll )'tar.
Howevtr, with tbe new withdrawal not:
to be completed unUI 10 dlya btfore
~ It appearid hlahly unlikely
tl\i JllO,~ llgure would be riachlld in the
final two Wffkt <if the ytar.
The aulhOriud Vietnam croop ctil1nc at
the atart Of thlJ ldmJnlat·aUoo WU
119,lllO.
••1 bavt decided to reduce the authoriz..
ed troop cdlbla In Vletnlm to 431,000 by
Dec. lS,'1 the ~t Wd in a state.
mtnt. H.1 explained thlt under Ulia new
ceiling, "a minimum of to ,000 troops wlll
bavt. btea. withdrawn from Vietnam by
Dec. 15." The ..., figure ol 15,000 in•n to bo pull·
ed out -11 wtll &1 tbl du. for com·
plttion of the withdrawal -were di!·
fennt from the numbtr and d1tt mtn-
UOl'ed Monday In Saigon by South Viet·
n1m't vice fl"e!ldtnt, N1111en Cao Ky.
Ky said 40,MIO more AmertcanJ would
be pulled out by the end of November.
Tht White HbUlt. slid the total rtduc·
tion in authorized troop strength by Dtc.
15 wtuld rt1lly amount to 65,500; bul
within the 1uthor1ud ctllinl all unit.I arc
shown at 100 percent atrtnith.
Edward O. Earl
Rites Scheduled
A e<Ntruam aecuUve 11<ho spent his
llWl1l1lOn on Lido JaJe for 11 yean died
Sund11 In 'NclOll, Ariz., of elo«r, IC•
cotdln& to •ord received Mood•Y In the
Harbor Aru.
Romy 10< Edward O. Earl, 74. of 301
VI• Lido Sood and 'Nelon, will be recited
WednWJay it I p.m. in Arizona Mortuary
East, Tucson
Requiem Mua will be Thur.toy •t 11
a.m .. at St. Cyril's Church U\tre. with in·
termtnt to follow at Holy Crw
Mausoltllft'I in Inglewood.
He lt1vt1 hl1 wilt Ruth. a aister Mrs.
Shirley Clrnduff, ol Cbrona dtl Mar, a
dtuJhttr, Mr1. P1ul Aboud of
Carmichael, Calif., and two
srandchlldren.
Tbe family •uuuta inanortal con· lrl-to· the C.,_ Fund. er St.
Mary's H~tal balldlnc fund.
Mr. larl WU ....... of E. 0. Etrl
EllterprllU' Inc., and had been In Ibo
c:oaalr\letlon butiDell fOt IO 7aart.
Newport Raked
By 'Heavy Surf
Y tllow cttrilon flq1 flapped lrOm
llfe1111rd towva 1 ICn& N • w p o r t ' s
''lrlllall)' clew1td beac:bf.I ll!ta morning
u llYt to eilht«oot llW'f pounded the
-fO< die third "':.C' -· Lifeguard• aald the b breakers,
ti UIUll, tlammed lbe h II the
WedJe In Bllboa and II tho S.nta An1
!Uver JtltJ et the other ml of the penlnNle.
De1pH1 the llqe of bll turf, no rt1euu
were Joaed. "There'• ftObody out then,
utq>t tw a few mm;• aatd a
Hf•euard·
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COll!bel for olll<r terll ml!Wn.
SupervilOJ' DtvQ Baktr Aid the
a......, doel not llold an lndl"14Ual 61°
flee but ta part of a countywld• syatem
•nd to cilang'e from ll!ta -blilbed
ljttem would ·bi 1n· dtrect con~t with
the ln"11t of lhe lt.ol<I consUlution.
Added Supirviw Wllllam !Uni'ein, "l
ha\'t done a little research on thL! and
the only precedalt for hiririg private
cOunset Is to handle indl\Pldual Jtems, not
on a' conUnum, basil. I'm afraid there
would be quJte a problem If every county
department hUd every time he had a
dL!pute with county counsel got bis own
private counRI. ''
SupervUor Robert Battin said, "I fetl
lhe board t. oort ol caug)>t In the middl•.
Our duty Js to teep order among various
department hudl:. The two of them ~
viously an angry and irrJtated with each
other. Jt remlnda me of two little boys
lllvtng a flglll"
Battin wmt on to uy that he thinks
both lllnallaw and Kuypor "" bot boded
and each parllolly In the Wl'ODI· "Lei
them have their fight," ht suggested,
"and let a n<ulnl. third party Judie 4e-
clde who Is Tight."
Supervisor WUliam Hirstein a a I d
wlstfully, "I was hoping this could all bl
resolved and we couJd all wwk toaiethtr
u one big hippy family." He lh<n voted
with the others lo reaffinn the board't
stand against allowing Hinshaw to hire private counsel.
The county 11snsor'sald be bU a num •
ber of court actions involvtna: Uie county
assessor's office pending and he needs
legal representation rtght away. !tut be
said Kuyper bu breached 1ny CQDfldtnc1
he could ever have m ttlm.
lllnsbaw chtrged Kuyper 1pporenUy
has put forward Irvine Company in·
terests in oppo.!iUon to county interests.
He said at a September 3 Grind Jury ap.
pearance Kuyper admitted .be had
dilcuased Upper Bay ,_.. With
Ult lrvint: Compmy, "~ )enon.s
--... .......... to be ~O!>ll'Hil to.Uie -···" ,It .W*I! lij-OQI. f\Y~~ cJoeed
FROM FLYING JETS TO FL VI~ SURFBOARDS . meeUnr hi Which tht Gr~1"ilry qu.,.
tloned .both llinlbaw and ~uy~r In a
direct confrontation. The: Grand Jury as
yel bis Joued no lt.otement baotd oo that
session.
Lindo 8an1011 Wiii 81 Ouffn of U.$, $urlboard Chomplonlhlps
Surf Meet Beady At one point this momJnc. Kuyper
qutsµoned llJn&ha.)l" ''would you .explain
to lb< boanl why thert t. 1 CODflld of in·
terelt In tbete pending court Ca!<S you
cite'"
Stewardess Chosen Queen of Event Hinshaw replled. ''I ~e not yet
employed prlvete c:mmaal lblV1!e me on
th111 mauera." Linda Benson, 25, an alrliM stewardess
from fferm011 Beach, wUl reign as queen
over 270 contatanta part1ctpaUng in the
11th Annual United States Surfboard
Chlmpionahipa in Huntington Beach this
weekend.
The bloru!t will not only act in <ifficial
capacity but arrived in HunUnrton Beach
today to have a look at the eJght-foot
"'aves. which she hoper; will push her lo a
repeat victory tn the women's division.
Vinet Moorhouse, director of the
Dept. of Harbors and Beaches, predicted
today thal If current surf conditions
prevail through the wee);end. '·'n will
bave the contest to end all contests."
Competing with Miss Benson for
trophiu ln ~t divislom are aurfet1 of
cbamptolllhlp caliber from Auatralia,
Hawail. Florid•, Vircinll, Texu, North
YOUR
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Carolina 1aJ,ei1 "California.
An estimated 100,000 to Ui0,000 fans are
expecttd for the tvent wblc:h will begin 1t
8:30 a.m. Saturd1y with ellminaUon
heat! on bolh side! or Uie munJclpal pier.
On Sunday atmi·finals ind final
eliminaUona will culmln1te about 3 p.m.
with awartla ceremonies on the beach
tut of the pier.
Festivities begin Friday niaht with the
tr1ditional luau, enhanced this year by
the unvelllng of 1 branu bw:t of the late
Duke Kah1namoku, generally
ac:knowled&ed aii: the falher of modern
surfing.
Tbt bust of the min who pra.lded OVll)r
five runnings Of the chlmpiooshlJ)I in
HunUngton Beach btfort his du.th 1t 77
in January 1 Ma, will be mounted at the
head of the pier, overlooklni Mure con-testa II tho beach dty.
Your Qmfga
.$GI.ts • Se1'1'ict
Ag~ncy
Kuyper aaJd biJ; point •11 that thtse
court cuea do not involve the IrviM
Company.
Hin.shlw sidestepped with the f'tllly
that all tho private attorney1 be bu talk·
ed to uy it wu totally inlpproprlate for
K~per to write "tbat Jett.tr." The letter
to the Board of Supervisors called intct
questJon Htnshaw's Potltion in assess.Ing
private and public llpper Bly parctlt as
o.ne lump parctl.
Aide Seeks Senate
NEW YORK (AP) -'.lbodore
Sorenstn, fonner presldenUal adviser
and Kennedy family friend, Intends to an-
nounce 10D1etlmt ln January bla an-
dldacy for tho U.S. Stn.lte from N"'
Ycrt, the New Yi>rl< Poot reporlld 'toclay.
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Of !belt dlQl.;e are 119 .Nltipnal Charity League debutantes wJii>
11•~ pac};ecl tlWl'f aOltalillc ~morlea .of a series ol summer
pai1\es ~veu In their'!-" ~. ·
Over 'l'!Wiksgivinl vpcllion they will be reWtited for more
llOcialWng, and lilgl!ligbUng the weelcend will be their presenta-
llQn to IOCie\)' Nov. 2ll ln'the Newporter Inn. Tiie Debutante Ball i. ·woo sored )>y the Newport Chapter ·of NCL, and all debutantes
are Tiell,tockers of the motheNlaugbler organization •
Lending. a oolleglate nole lo a IU11cheon given by Mrs. Jol!n
Leon LaUll in the Newport aarbor Yacht Club were place cardll
"'veall11g which campus ea,ch presentee woul,d be attending.
Miss S~ ~. dau~f Mtt. John Max Rau 'lnd Robert la)ie Ba,_ bu• the Univeralty ol Soulbem
California;. MIU Janis i1ideicaklwell, daughter Of Mr. and Mn.
Jack Linden· Caldwell, will .tuily at Lewis and Clark College in
Portland, and Miu S!eJ>banie CUUer, daughter of Mr .. and Mrs.
Malcobn Cutler;haselll'<llledat·UCLA. • ..
Other debutantes, their parents and' colleges are Miss Diana
Frizzelle, Dr. and Mrll Nolan Frmelle, Southern Methodist Uni-
versity, Dallas: Miss .Kristine Laun, Mr. and Mrs. Laun. Un~ versity of Callfomia, Santa.Barbara; Miss Robynn Alberta New·
toll, Mr. '"!! Mn. Gedrge• Edward Newton, Monterey Peninaula
Juhior College, and MlSs Car:.t. Jean Rosenast, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Stanley Roseiiast, llrizoua State University, Tempe.
Completl~g the list are Ml" Ronda Dianne Vogel, Mr. and Mn. Hans William Vogel, UCLA and Miss Barbara Louise Wool-
t1eY. Mr. arid Mrs. Roy Blakeney Woolsey, University of Red-
londs, Johnston College.,
Other guests att,llding tbe htncbeon J!iven by Mrs. Laun were
Cbild!en's Home SocletY. clebjltantes, tlie. Misses Linda Leslee
Littlejohn, Pfl!lela Jean Mesorye, Dlln• Plumb and Laurie Ellen
Fraser. Other gue&ls were Miss Gaif Hippe and Miss Lisa GUJ-
tafson, Mrs. Laun's nleck. ·1
. Late summ~r parties aloo were given by Mrs. Vogel inlhonor
of her daughter, and the CUUen 'hosted a dinner for debutantes
and their parents in the Balboa Yacht Club.
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UP AND AWAY -A typical scene at airports and depots is Har-
bor Area young women departing for 'colleges Of their choice. Na·
tional Charity lieague debut.antes are no exception, and here Miss
---Kristine Laun bids farewell to fellow debutanles, Miss Carol Jean
~men
Dru.g· Scene-·
'Combated' .-,
Doing something about the drug scene
are-members of the ~ewport Harbor Service
League and the Ment.8:! Health Association of
Onnge County.
Mrs. ~1ichael B. Jager, president ol the
league, and Edward B. Bell, a·sSociation
president. announced the formation of a joint
effort to expand the associ&ijon's dru.J abuse
prevention program in· the int~rm~le and
elementary school levels. · -.
The pilot program will be geared to train-
ing volunteers for student& in the fifth, sixth.
seventh and eighth grades, as well .. •' the teachers and parents.. _ ; ~ ... ~ · ,. ,,..,.
ln addition,.tbe voluriteers will be trained
in parent\ effectiveness in order that they
may assist ·area parent groups in the discus.
sion of the emotional needs of the youngsters
in today's society.
The league, in addition to supplying vol-
unteers for th.is project, will underwrite the
major portion of the salary of the new assist-
ant to the executive director, Mrs. Kathleen
Lamberts. Her major resonsibility wiJJ be
to provide staff coordination on this project.
The proparn will be governed by a com·
mittee of ei:ght individuals, four from each
organization. Robert A. Green, executive di·
rector of the association, will serve as com·
mittee chairman and t.trs. Horace Benjamin
is the league's chairman.
The. e6mmtttee will conduct a sufvey of
all drug services in the county and it is an-
ticipated that 'ail effective dru.g abu.Je-Coor-
dinating council-can be developed wbeu the
resuJil ,of the _Su.?VM' a~e completed. '
Rosehas.t and Mjs, Barbara Louise Woolsey.
' NO DUs:n' WELCOME -MINl'ConAmor'Auxillary o! Children's
Home 5iJciety is welcoming new associate members to a tea at
to a.m. Thursday, Sept .25, in the ·University Methodist Churcll.
. -. ' Cleanin& off the welcome mat are (Id! lo rij:hl) ~.Mmes. ~il-.
liam Marvin , Michael Hazzard and stewart Morgan.' The auxQlaey
serves tbe Irvine area.
Auxiliarr
Sips Tea
Mano C<>n Amor (A Lovlf!I
Hand) AUJillaty of Chfldttj1'1
Home Society la starting itl
second year wilb a tea to
welcome new aaaoclate mema
hen.
The University P.fethodilt
Church at University Driva
and Culver Road wm be the
setting at 10 a.m. Thursday,
Sept. 25. The aUJ:iliary aerves
the Irvine areas of Univers.ity
Park, TurUe Rock and UCL
Women residing in these
areas who are lntertlted in be-
coming assodata may tele-
phone Mn. William Marvin al
13:to347 for further tnforma·
tiorl.
Alsoclate memben ·are
lhooe lnie....ted In the story
of adoplloo. Mll\Y ol them are
1dopliv• ~ or grlndp&r•
enl.!. These women Ietl I.bey
have oot the lime to devote as an active member but, never·
the.less, wish to contributa.
their financial and moral lllP'.
port to the worthy organiza-
tion.
New ofricru ~ the Mmes. St.wart Mor1an, presldert;
Peter Berwick, lirlll Yice pres-
ident; Marvin, aecood vice
president; Frank Carr, secre-
tary; Freeman Rose, Itta.
urer; Dean Mallicoat. clime
chairman; Gary Schmid, pub-
ll<ity chalnnan; John Cal1IP'
· ben, aoclal chainnln: J11
Martin, publlc lnterpmalion chitnnan, aiJd !:noi P1yn<,
plrllamentari>n.
Cel .umnist Advocates · Teaching Sex Educatio.n Early
-DEAR ANN LANDERS: Wiim do )'OU
ltond oo sez edllc:aUon In the Public
sdlools? Some of my frleodl •1 It ·ems
kid& ki<as Ind Je..i. thnn l!ljo delllJ
thinp they hive no bullnell doing. My
•lllcr-ln·bw in Micblpa 11 bon1lied ol
wbal her chlldrm wett la.pt !Ill fU1
In sUth lfBde. She -.n.ed the
literature (complete 'Vlth pictures) as
''dil'gullJng and flllhy.''
~·esterdly t received • marnna rrom D~llat that lmocktd me olf 1111 -· ll said &hi\ whole campaign for 8U tduca·
lion b btitli pushed by • Communbt-
backed -nlmllon called SIECUS -
<Se~ lnfonnatlon and Educatkm c.oundl
of•tbt t1nlted Stairs).
~to lbb .~. SIEllllS-.... founded ,,, Mary ea-. ........ .
from the East who ~ around llfvlng
clirty -....... pr<p icboo11. The article ended up saylna lb(. movement la a plot
to wt11ken our couotry 10 the Commta
an ,eome In and tHe onr. Whit ts
SlECUS? Who ls MorJ O&lclroOc? Qo )'OU belie•• children """'ld bl ~. ...
educaUon In the publfc a:hoois.t li ,., 11
what qe! I 1111 C!'lllf""Ji and friohtened. ~f buol>aoct aoct J, ha fifth. 1n )'oilr
JudpnenL 'Will .,... 1Ulde UIT ·-SUN·
' 'l'lllES 118ADERS
DEAR READERS: Mill cal-It
a QuUer, 11 VN11r pamte, a ..,.._
ciao, tbe U.gloler ol .... ,_ .............. --.-' ..
wUe ol Dr. PnU Caldt,_ ftrmttf1
wit\ tbe 11'0<!4 Bealtli ~ululloo. De
... -... glltm u4 .,.. -.. pnd11 L Or. c.I*"" 1'U die N•
tJoal Dlndk tf ra.aiH hrftdNI••
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1 ·nnn11 i..u... m ell!--!Ilk :
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II "1 ......... l<cqol lllclr Mnalffy 11
• • • r • • I , lleal"'7, ped&l•a, •pliftlaS 1 f1ree la $elr &Ives.
Wbeo romanUc glances tum to nnn
emhroca lo II love or chfmlslry? Send
lea lllt booklet "Lov•·« SU and How lo
Tell lbt Dllf....,,..," by Ann J.oodero.
Enckool· • loll(, •mped.-aell«ldmoed
envolopo Ind 1$ cents 111 colD with your
(tqllOI~
Ann Landon wilt "" 111<1 to belp ,..
wtlh your p:obMml. -lbloJI lo be< la core d the DAILY PJLOI', wlaol• a
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HONOR THE OBJECT -Ready to greet members at El Camino Real Wo-
man's Club's F~under~ Day 'f'ea are (left to right) the Mmes. Ernest Riedel,
ways and means charnnan: J'ohn Renfro ind Robert Warner past presidents and Seymour E. Nutt, president. ' '
For Mature Women
Job Clinic Offered
Leaders
Toasted
El Camino Real Women's
Fridays from l :30 to ll ::IO Club members will take time oui to honor their leaders dur·
inc a Founders Day Tea in
Dana Point Community House
at 1 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 18.
a.m.
Force
WEDNESDAY
SEPTEMBER 17
. By SYDNEY OMAllR r •
!\RIES (March 21·April 19):
Be sure of what you write,
\ publish. Many exhibit tenden-
c.j to mlaquote. Make. y o u r
meanings crystal clear. COm-
municaUons with one at a dlstance continue to b e
empbasiud.
TAURUS (April 20-M1y 20):
Dig d e e p (or lnfonnallon.
Refuse to be satisfied with
superficial Jndlcalloos. Stress
ne:ed for &fve-and-take; get
·. money's worth. Day 1hov.·1
definite nnanclal giln.
GEMINI (May: 21..June 20 ):
Accent on marriage, public
rtlations, your ability to listen.
Don't force issues. Make con·
ce¥ions. Finish rather than
begjn. Give Jove and you will
also receive It.
CANCER (June 2t-July 22):
New work methods ac·
complish basic goal. Your
health should not be ignored.
Dependents put (In pressure;
pets and people make known
their needs. Oo cne thing at a
time.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22):
Good lunar upect today coin·
cides with success in creative
dforts. Break through red
tape. ~ent change, travel
and variety. Trust hunch.
Your ESP clicks. vmGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 221:
Be aware of property values.
$tick to the S<llld. Heed voice
~ e~rience. Don't wapde,;..
intO uitfamillar territory, COil·
trol tendency to be 'r-tstl.-. to
point of carelessness. .
UBRA (Sept. ii-Oct. 22):
Some confusion e11st8. But
you ultimately produce facill
to pN:lve m1Jor polnt. Be con·
fldent. Don't perm!~ well-
wlshera to alter your Ufe style.
Stlc~ lo prlJ!clples.
~JO (Ool. U.Nov. 2t):
S_poUlgbt on whit you own and
h01f you can inc.reue earn..
inp. RelaUons with oppaelte
MS allo emph$.ai:ied. Personal
mqnet!sm rating Is high. You
are due to suecffd.
SAGnTARIUS (Nov. 22·
Dec. Ill: Cycle hl1h. Tli<e ln-
itiiltlve. E X e r c i 1 e in-
dependence of tho•lfl~ •cti"'· Acctot originality. Ne11 _ con-
tacll lpt to prove benlfldal:
YOu receive favorable nolict.
CAPRICORN (Dec, 22·Jan,
19): Best to remain behind the
scenes. You can suece.ssfully
deal Jn Illus.ion. Leave details
to others. Concentrate on
transforming lmaa:ln"allon to
somethine useful. Means be
true to yourself.
AQUAl\IUS (Jan. ZG-Feb.
JI); Accent on friends,
desires, fulfillment of wishes.
Study Capricort mMs1ge. You
are especially attractive to (lp-
poslte se1.. You receive mtan·
ingrul compliment. E n j o y
yourself.
PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20):
You ealn insight into basic
goals. Your horizons widen.
You can perctive future iJt..
dlcttions. Accept accolade in
gracious manner. Cooperate
with one In authority.
IF TODAY IS YOUR
BIRTHDAY, you can succeed
in business and you have gnat
creative drlvt. That change
affecting home, domeitlc COO·
dition will prove f1vor1ble.
THINKING 'COOL' -That ls what Ebell ·Club members of Newport Beach
are dolilg as tb-,y jilan for a Cotton Card Party Sept. 18 in the dubhouse.
-Searching the closet for cool, cot·ton casuals are Mrs. Vernace Morgan and Dr.
Emma Munsen (left to right). ,
News Talk A Summer Pause
Opens Fall Club Takes Re/re~her
For ·Group ' ' A rtfreah.ln& pa~ in the Clubhouse, Balbpa. Tickcl~
summer routine b being plan-are '2, wiQt the prbeds to
n~ by member• of EbeU Club benefit the group'• tnuaic and
Geor&e Todt will tell Lacuna , of Nlwport Beach. nursing scbolanhip program.
Their Cotton Card Party ls a Mr:i. Vernace Morgan, ways
Buch B u s l n e • ' and tnat offered at noon ThW'S· and means chairman, -is being
Profmional Women'• Club day, Sept. 11, iD the EbelJ assisted by the Mznes. Ray
members What's New in News Nielsen, co-chalnnan; Adrian
at their first fall program and Joyner, UckeU ; H. D.
d" NB Fr1"ends McGregor, menu; Fer 0 I inner meeting next Thursday Ballenger, telephone; Walt!!r
night in the Outri•ger G Un affl c R F bes •El. us.re; .. or, restaurant. Xp OrJng S. E. Briggs, Henry Vaughn,
Todt, who is appearint as a Erwin Loth and L. B .
member o( Cout Federal Area History That<her. Ptfembers of the decorating
Free Enterprise SP ea k e r 1 committee include Dr. Emma
Bureau, is expected to 3Jant An authority 00 area history Munsen, chairman. Mrs. Neil
his talk toward c u r re n t will offer colorful commentary V. Williams, l\lrs. Ralph on the past when the Friends u
A free seven·weck job clinic
designed (or mature ":omen
who are either entering for the
first time or returning to the
laMr market will be offered at
the Sanl.B Ana YWCA begin·
ning ne1t Friday.
The series, co-sponsored by
the Santa Ana-South County
YWCA, CaWornl1 S t a t e
Employment Service a n d
university of California •
Agricultural Ex l c n s ion
5ervict, ~·ill take p I a c e
Weekly topics will include So
You Want to Co to Work.
Evaluating Yourselr, How tu
Find Job Opportunities, Your
Job Application and Meet the
Employer.
Per,sonnel managers and
authorities a.saociated with the
employment field will present
a realistic picture of the cur·
rent labor market and suggest
techniques tbe mabp'e woman
1bould use to approach It.
Mrs. Seymour E. Nutt, wbo
Is beginnitlg her year as club
president, "'ill be honored
along with ~!rs. J a mes
McCalla , pr cs l den t of
GaUIQtnia Federation of
Women's Clubs, Or an I e
Oistricl.
Area Students Become
legislation. Mrs. Lloyd' Milne, or the 'Newport Beach Library W son, Mrs. Charles R. Croul,
legislalion ch airman, ar-1•lher In the Newport lJarbor ~hr~.I A. ~k· Wortman and Mrs.
Y.acbt Club nert Thuraday at· 1 ip Pi e. ranged for the program. 10 30 Mrs. L. H. McBride, presl-
American Ambassadors
A former newspaper col-: a.mi dent will welcome members Miss Ellen Lee, who hall d ts t •"& " I" umnisl and television com· specialized in the memories an aues o ...,,.. .coo par-
m en ta lo r , he frequentl y and impresslons of Madame1c;;;tiiy.~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;o
edilorlal!zed on the menace o! Helena l\>lodjeska will lie in 11
Plans Told
For Gala
Individual C<lllUltlina: will be
available, as will child care,
and those interested are in-
vited to cal~ the Santa Atia
YWCA, 542·3577. I._
Reriatration Is open only to
women definitely interested in
seetlni employment, and wiU
be llmlted to 100.
Also taking bows will be
other diJtrict officers, past presidents and lift!! and charter Five Newport.Costa M!!sa
members. high school students had the
Following a brief business vacation of a lifetime this past
meeting, a musical program U summer and might have a planned. Executive b o a r d members \\'ill serve a s hard time settling down lo
hoateues, and decoraUons arc study in their respective high
beinc plaMtd by the Mm~. schools.
John Renfro, W. >..Woodman A~ five, plus Oht student
and RIQ' Miller. ·~'!1'01 Santa Ana'i ·Foothill
During their stay the communism, according to early Newport history with the • P I A N Q S
students toured the U • S . McFadden brothers who ar-I.:mbassy, met A mer i ca n Mrs. Helen Pratt, publicity rived In 1175. MAJCia
.'i.mbassador John Lodge , chairman. ?t1adame Modjeska arrived llAHDS
visited the largest opera house He has received awards In 1176 with the Polish Colony v11M ow
U -~ in the world, toured museums, from Veterans of Fort.ign to set e in An~eim and 12 '"''
wineries, estancias, the Wars, Saru of the American years later she built her home TERMS Buenos Aires newspapu "La in the canyon. ~"' and partlclpaled in a Reyplutioo aod the Freedom Homsses will be the Mmes. W A l l I C H S
televili6ft show. t J"oundaUon. He also wrltes a Horace Benjamin/ R. A. Pang, MUSIC CITY .
Evening illgh School, p&rtlcipated in
CA:DIE of CaUlomia, Inc., an
They will present .,, .. hlight.s coldmn which has been Alan Andrews, H......., Schone .... -·""·'~ th 300 Um ••• , SOUTH· COAST PLAZA of their trip for a public ~KU more an ts and Leland Beckett. Reserva-
A 1ala evening at the
theater, an alter1low buffet
dloJltr and dmclnc a11 .,,
planned for mtrnbers and
auats of the Colt.a Mesa
Plqboute Patrons Association
Oils Topic of Artists rr!;:'~.!'::~t~~:'~ Arlentina as guests of in-
Mrs. Helen Hainer will lee· and listen to the art director .. divldual families.
generat meeting of CA.DIE in the U.S. Concressiooal lions rnaY be made a1 the '""•1 •1 S.1t Diet• ""'· R d • • J'br • COSTA MIS.A 540·ll6S next Thursday in Estancia . ...:.::"'°=r::· _______ _::•::.:a:'.:ry'.: • ..:'.'::.:'~:::1_::4ml:·:._ ___ ~~~~~~~~~~ Rich School's Forum at 7:3(11"
p.m.
-Friday.
The play will be the Costa
Mesa Civic Playhouse's optn·
inC fli&bl production of "Good-
bye Charlie," a comedy by
Gecqe AJ:elrod.
Tbe patrons will be jnincd
by cast members for the
afttt&low buffet in t h e
Newport Beach Elks Club.
ture and demonatrate on oil of Orange County Falt and 'fhe travelers. Chery 1
pain:.lni technique w h e n teacher tor the Santa Ana and Smallwood and Sue Woll of
Oranae YMCA's. · 1'Atancia H1gh School, Cheryl
Niguel Art Association bu its Newly elected offlctrs In· Pelerson and Tyra Han1tn of
first meetb\1 of the fall aeuon elude Pa u I DIUenberger, Newport Harbor High School
in Crown Valley Elementary president; Mrs. O avid and Rip Pritt of Corona del
School next Thursday evening Graham, vice prealdent; Mn:. Mar High School, were joined
at I. J. R. Wat.son. secretary, and by Doug Moon of FHS and
All members and gue:ils are Pt1rs. O. J. Gamache, t-.lil!"' Karen Shelor, the ir
welcome to attend the meetin1 treasurer. chaperone.
YMCA Event
Anyone interested In the e1-
chan1e program, which is a
nonprofit group wilh five
chapters in the United Statea,
rn1y call Woody Lane, $46.
59112.
Membership is open to
familles wno will boat an
Argentine 1tudent for a month
or pay yearly dues.
Newly elected oUicers of the
Pat.nm Asloclation are the
Mmes. W. 0. Van Atla, prt1i·
dtnt; Charles Stan1ey and
Anthoay Toto, vice pruldtnl!:
Bruce Garlfch, secretary, and
Jack Reinert. treasur!!r.
'Smoke' Signals Big Pow Wow
ne play will contlnu!!
-tbrouih Oct. •. Relervationa m•Y. be 1111de by
callJq: tbe Costa M e s a
Rtcrution Department, U4-
J!03.
Retired
Reconvene
Harbor Area Y Indian.
Maiden!l and TaU!l (motbm)
will begin travellna aouth to
CAmp Woodchuck: F r l d a y
evening, Sept. lf, for their an-
nual Harvest Moon cam.pout.
Moire than 200 campers wlll
spend the weekend in the
camp near Octanaldc and
rtlurn home Sunday.
A speci.a.I award will be
&Jven to the tribe with the
mllst autbenUc Indian village,
and the camper1 will compete
in Indian Olympic and skill A. Au1tln Amerine, special aames, swim and hlke.
COl'llUltant for A m e r i c a n HI hi' htin the A&lociaUon of R e t I r e d cnng 1 campout will be the lf'aduatlon of the
Persons, will addrw the nrst approiimately 85 girls who
fall metUnt of Newport Beach have completed third grade,
Oiapter 111 of AARP ne1t the age limit for Indian
Thurlday · maideM. Mr1. Robert Helsper
The aathering will take and Mrs. Gene Barlow are
place at 11:30 p.m. In the planning the ceremony.
Harbor Senior C i t I :i e n s Mrs. Roger Georgl! l s
Recreation Center, Newport general chairman of the camp
Beach, and Amerine wil~ .tnd assisting her IS Mrs. Noel
disalSI lnsuranoe for persons ·Peru,
5S or older. '" Campout commlt\eel are
Also on the pro1,ram wlll be
Mn. Threu Renner or
<A:ronl del Mar, •·ho will
review her boot, "A &111 of
Old ffw:ipry aod World War
J," wbldl w11 wriUtn l!t col·
Jaboartlon •1th Mfl. Winifred
E. wi...
All per!Ofll J& er older are lnylted to •ll•od. ,,_ ...
ttnc!Jng ahoold brtnc H<k
luncbu.
NB Auxilio ry
Walla Walla Tribe, retlN•
tion ; SbolhOfle Tribe, flag
ralsing; Blackfoot Tribe, In-
dian Olympics; 'SIOUI Tribe,
graduation atld wonb!p; Pima
Trtbc, tortb procession: Net
Ptrce ~ Tribe, campaltt in·
spectk>n and awards; Pueblo,
Noc>tkl Ind Malclh Trlbtt.
campfirt; Hopi Tribe, aldll
eamu, and · Hopi and Nei
Perce Tribes, clean.up and
checkout..
lnd11n titaidcn1 ls 1 n
or1aniiaUon s)JOnlOttd by the:
YMCA for llt~ in 11"ade1 one
The Lldif&' Au.illary of thn>u1h tbr... M o t h e rs
Nn'JIOll 8eacll Fin Depart• pcrtlc!patt in each octlvtty lo
ment 1athen tbe t h I rd fulfull the the purpooe of
W-)'I 1t I p.m. lo •f011erlo1 the componlonshlp
._ locatlom. lnlOn111U11 cil'lnolller llild clatlll>tar."
ftPl'<lln( loelUon m11 btt ob-' ~ ""111~ d1y for ne" l&fned by callln& Mrs. T1 0. member• \! planned for
Dalley. MUeu. Weiln6Sday. Sept. 24, from
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CAMPOUT TIME -Indian ?\11idens and Taus (mothet1) "'111 don their tribal
garb and head for Ca mp WoOdchuck near Oceanside next weekend for their
annual Harvest 1'1oon Cam pout. Ready to take up tr\bal IUe are J\taidens (left
to rlgtrt) Denise Perez and Susan George and Taus, f\1rs. Noel PC!rct (left) and J\lrs. Roger George.
3:30 to 4:30 and 7 to 8 p.m. 11l
tht Y in Newport Beach.
Princess, Mrs. O a v t d
trlcbon, will be preatnt to
acquaint guuts "'ith tht ln-
dlan Maiden program, and
crafts from each tribe wUI be
on diJplay .
Executive board members,
tribe prlncesstll tnd thtir
d11ughters also wilt be present
to an~wcr qucstlonl!.
Ji.fort thin 300 mothers and
daughters now bclonc to In·
dlan Mtldens In the 22 tribta.
Each tribe meets twice a
month and activities al~o are
planned for the '!\'hole nation.
You'll
wonder
where
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tallow
went! ...
Unwonted fatty tissue simply seems to melt f!WOY effort·
le5sly · ond pleasantly, leaving you looking af\d feelin11
rodiont, glamorous, desirable and lovely.
Many women lose several Pounds and in;:hes tht wrv
first treolment. But remember, weight loss olon• 1olvu
only one figure problem and .often couses otheri ... l.et
Sh<ipe Shoppes properly contour, triru, mold. slim, reduct
ond build os needed to fashion the perfect sl'iopt for your
frame ond bone strocture ... lt's whot ~do best.
Shope Shoppes is different. Come in for your frtt sho;it
ono!ysis todoy ond see for yourself!
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H·arhor Teachers
In Secret Meet·.
On Grievanees . •
·By JOHN VALTERZA
Of tM o.llY Pllft lfeff
Charging that pfess accOunts ol their
grie~ance meeting would not be :written
fairly, represent.atlves of teachm. from
Newport-Mesa ochoob M\)DdaY told the
only newspaperman present f.I> leaft.
Then the 50 or so teacher repream·
Lalives meeting at CQsta Mesa High
School's cafeteria conferred in private_ to
hear gripes against ~-duty working
conditions in tbe school diltrict.
"We might have some writ.ten it.ate-
Assessor
To Sue Board
For Attorney
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Supervisors be will 10 to court tn an .r-
fort to force them to allo'tr him to blre a
private attorney: at county expe!l5e. '
HinshaW said It is cleai' hil offioe can
no longer be represented by Counly
Counsel Adrian Kuyper becatW of what
he alleged ii conOict of tnlcrt.st arisint
from the Upper Newport 'Bly land e1-
change dispute.
Hinshaw surprised county supervi!orl
with his appearance and told lhem he
\\·as giving them one last chance to
change their minds about denying him
private cowueJ.
\\'hen the board would not cba.i,ae ill
51.ance, Hinshaw seid be Wu gWlg to
Superior Court.
County supervisors took the position
that even if there were a conflid of in.
terest in Kuyper's handlins of the tide-
land91and exchange wfih the Irvine Com-
pany, this would not be rusoo -for the
assessor's office to employ private
coonse.I for other legal matters.
Supervisor David Baker aald the
assessor does not hold en tndtvidUll el·
flee but is part of a countywide system
and to · change from thlJ eatab&Md
&yatem would be tn direct conflict wWt
the intent of tbe-&tale cMRitutkln.
Added Supetvlaor William lliratein, "!
hive done a little research OD thll and
the only ptecedent for· hiring private
counsel i8 to han4le individual items, not on a continui'ng basis. I'm afrlid there .
would be quite a problem if every county
department bead every Ume be had 1
dispute with eount)' COWtJtl pt hi• own
private counsel.'' -
Supervisor Robert. Ba(Hn said, "1 feel
the board is IOl't ol caught In the mkkile·.
CS.. HINSllA If, l'lge I) '
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Wea&Mr
. The ,,., at!ea nmOla With ....
but lhert'o a "'""7 opeJI for. cut tor. Wed'1">1i7~an,mooo.
with. tempen.tma otlll licldl)I,
around 'Ute Joy llOJjntlQ.
INSIDE TODA\'
It probabfu roUl be 10 11ear1
at least vt1Ul the Padfic Cooit
freeway and the Lag&ttta Frte--
11.1'1Y become rtaUtW. S~t Page
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merit for yoo late(, er aometbJn1 • tlkt
that.''. pruldeot Gonion 8'cblold uld
from: the podium ... uie DAl),Y PILOT
reporter lefl1
H~ called for a vote.on the_prm ban..
TllO membenblp •gretd unaftlmoual1, Before observers · Jett, h o.w • v e r ,
Bechtold and several other teacben abed
some ligbt on -.eva"l1 iaUea.
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The ·represeniaftves lave unanhnoua
11UpPort to. lhe ANoetated Clasaroom
Te•cl!eri of 'Loo Angeles .anc! their one
clay wa!kout~.cialib Tbunday. (The
Los Angele1r~· meetin& 'WU-fully
cov<nd by the~ and· TV.) ·
corona del J.lir' rugli School teacher
Angelo Vuw .. told the-Newport-Mesa
group tjlat the •be!l way·lo lend· support to·~Ll>e ~!es~, demands "Is
to do tie .fun< thbit ouriefy,.,"
Moon Heroes .. Win (:~"1Jres1.lonal Applilue
Apollo 11 moon astronauts, dressed !lb conserwlltoe SJ!eaker McCormack.",standlng (left to rlgl)t) ,a~e·
bitsiness sOft.s. "Won ·rousihg applause frorp. a joint Michael COllms., Neil.Armstrong and· Edwbi. AJ4rjn. ·
session of Congress·t0ctay as ttiey appeare,d on the (~e stocy-1 P.age 4). 1 ._1 The meettncJiad ·been' billed •• one In
which the O:oap'a Withdrawal o I
Eiilhusias!n •(WOE). ~ would
~um just in-front of Vice President,Agn~w ,na _i_
1lll 'l:iiol!!lli!il.OI ~ "-' ·
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It i.-~·~~ tho ...... ~ •• "'"°""" of1Ne ~tliift'fbtlngs. rncl~•-==11€·a1!i;:t:'.~ School ·Dro~u~
evm..~ aee1ng;thft ts board the A' 1&.year-old higJvscbool dropout and
ml ~,or ·are ,Pjo!Jd 'JI! by thilr tW.,oJder companions, .,,..f-Hun.
-ts. , -tingloo-Beech, ...,e jailed by Cosla M,.. !lAILY ' PILOT fr• l"t · P.• Ii .,,. police MOOCW'·•~r·a stolen crldll-cJ!fd
""""""'ails of .. Ille Mo!)d!y . WdE opree In the !!arbor Ar... .
meetlng drew'. 191"" colP.Jueiits from · the The Une teenqers were admitted io
1'pr...OlaOves' PrelJd!i!l ' · · Otange !ounty, Juy<nil! Hall, pending .... ,
county GOP llits
Recall Mov.emeni
Against Allen -.
The Orqe CounlY· ROpobltcan central
Commltla today .bitterly """"'"ned •
r~l movement gaipst Sapervieor Alton
E. Allen, hinUn1 it may_ be a Democratic
plot. .
A resolution stating Ille GOP organiia·
tlon'a poeition on the Jindercover move·
ment, against the Fifth Dlatrlct ~ wli pissed,uoanlmoualy Mon-
day' nlihl-' ·•u ts.hard enough ·to auract ~I<
........ ...t.poMlc .-Wi--.lclin&
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ln"111endbes;" the paper·ays. ~ •
"The RepuhHcan Party In Orange
Cooty-has stea<llailly-otood • for cleall
polllical -campalgno , •• l\'t deplore the
emetJenoe of tbeSe tacllCI Jn C>rana:e
Coonty,• the document· conclullu.
Davad James, chairman of the counQ'
GOP group; lQJPOinted • special ...,_
mlti.e to probe whether the Allen r.caJJ
movement may be the first ttep \ by
Democrat& to lnjel:I partlaallll>lp Jo the '"1>erWorl01 ?acH. ,
~ .... lution poued by the Cent.al
CoaufllttiO wa Introduced br Mn.
WIDlllD 'B<nls and -.<led by Alll l!oWle: . •
formal litar!bp, but two of lllem•.denied
. involVement iii the forgery.
Officer Phil Donohue: was dilpatched to
the White Front discount department
Skft, 3088 Bristol Sl, after 1 gµsplcious clerx checked a bank credit card a1ab)ol
the stolen li11L '
The three youngsters attempting lo
make a 5ase of atereo Music tapes
apiJareot ·,..med a bH 1011111 aQd aot
I"! exr~ ' In credit buying. ·
PoJlce said ont IS-year-old boy also had
In hfr pogsesgion tlU'fe other credit cardl
re.parted .st.olen Sunday by Robert W. sawyer, of Redondo Beach.
~awytr told 1nves:tig8.tcn at-the Ume
that be end a frl!!lld wen using Ille ,U,Ul)a
bath in an apartment comphm at 2'l!JO
Pe.tenon. Wiy, when 90IDtOM stole hi5
clothln. and credentiab. oete<tlvn Aid today that .J!!D"h.,..,
...,.-made at• .. ~-e_.~on;a mw·
....,. !lloP·•""'lwo ...,_ ~-·L otores! in Cosla-M; Md·NeirJIOrl·BeaCh'. '
They dill' not ,b .... Ibo., total en t.
charged ,to S&WJ'tr'i varioUa. .IC;CCMJnts.
Staek.M•r~ . . .
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pre~ve redevelopment of tn e
downtown area were taken Monday night
u the po.p.~a Cilfte®~, !'14el'ed lhe protJr&J'll11Qeadl at full speed.'. .._ .
Interviews With consu!UnJ flnn1 anx•
lous.,w haVe a hand .in. idiin~i the
fubD"e heart of Wwn • set, wbUe a
method of tigbttr controts on all interim
dete~ment •w311 ordered. '·
Counellm"' quickly and uull!imou!ly
aded on the 'tWo &e.parate repotts by
PlaMing Director Wl!Ham Dam, who
has contacted nine oorlflltanta. fivt of
which are interested.
Spokesm~ fOr the five companies will
meet In special, joint c:owicll.planning
cqnmisslon interview RSslon1 Ocl 7 and
14, to tell what they emtskm for the
ctnl.tr ol Costa Mesa.
"Hopefully, we'll find the right one
right' away · .and get M with it, post.
haste,"' declared Councllman .wmard T.
Jordan.
\Jnder terms of Dunn' w recom·
mendation on .t!Iection of a downtawn
ndesigner, a contract of about $50,000 -
depending on the b!~ &Chedules -.~ould
be ~anted by coancllmf'l'I as 5000 -as post!lb1e • • T • .>
--Prepa;..tloif of'tht'!Me,.l~•nl· cdn·
cept -Which .will iltstli coSI up to 12
million -;II ~®.'to ,lakl!olbou~'one
ye~ .titil .i>~ .alii! l1md ~~Ill~· win · 'bl!' 111\der tllt ·c;-a'11lo.rnla
Redevelopment Act· ol 1147, lejisfaUon
. whlc~ h''· . strongly ·~~ .ill . the tranafonnatlon of' oth~ ~.aging city
c ....... thr~ the •late.
Dunn tokl cOimcllmen Monday. nllhl
that be eapecta ~ p.opo&a1&
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The ddcuJ1lelft Rya .'Ille 'a!ouo nolel
wiut interftt -arid ~ ~ the cam·
paign mlnballd agalni! . Allea by = ......... lli1Wil!i!l'lil. be pub!kly . ; ' -. . ' ' ·OffU;er f,oses ChW,l, 'f."li~1f; Wif~, Now Arrested
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GET' FA.SciN.4TlNG . . .
wok .4 r . imc'.4iL --..-
.Piiing' for oeats In the '1tlO OnnJ•
Count, Board ol Supervldoro' eleetton
beglna e months fN>m -· Yet a ,...a[] campaign q.imt one_ of the ln-
cumbents .,.alrtady ii un4ir -wiy. The
campaign. T-esu.n.d lo have cost at
tea!! ~ ~ -IO fir l>u only
two •~Pd lt.-S -and no can-d~te.-ror a ~ loot Into the
mystettinm cam~ nod DAILY
PILOT ..,..ner Tom· Bariay'o ttory on
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For the put Jive yWs, AnahlJm
policeman ohn c. Wlndaor bu had thel
met!>Ory Jmprioooed in hiJ mind ol • drowne4 baby ml an angubbed wile Who
kllled heroell Olll of p<ncmil blame.
Officer Wlnds6r blmlelf wu releued
ln>m a jail Monday. • ,
SuspeD6ed from Ille ~ Ind cbaried
fonnalli with burglacy, he potted 16.JSO
b&il fObrtring ~ 1tr1ipmtnt In Narth.
Orange O>unty Jodlcla!.D_btricl Court.
The veteran of!ktr, dacrllled br l!ls
partnm at I aood lawman. WU ordered'
to face pr<llmlnary bell'lll DI !aitr Ulan
Stpl. 1S' for hb alt.pd role Jo I "I\""
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A wOniin who d<lvocot her IUe to ln-
aurinl tht -A ol Iler marriap on4
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; lltt pillast iJlto loeltty of a Go•Momnc
and illp~y family 11 jllaylni htr part In
lltt ""ttJt eruaade et ill. Mra. BUIY
Graham told a ~ell.out crowd Monday at
lbt Mahelm Coi1venUon center.
-~. ~II!* ~ -AnllMlm. w ·.,...11er lo ..., • el IM llillllt -111•• tt r.rap Ute •Id a~ said. "l!lnCOOlrqe your chlldr<I\ ..,... swept·l!.tck • hllii •yle. !ler l!O{I clear
mort luraed tl.>n ant Po<rou .. belm 1itladed fanilly UI• ~ 11\alritallla la !Mt m.trrl•&• wu a "iQ.IO propositloo. • their acts ote pralae wotthy, don'l opect' ,ole. wl\lcj\ carried mO(t \ban.a hint •l
them." tile~ Nllrth Cmlilla llOme. "W!Mn yO\I mtr\')I,'' ""' SU<!, "illon'Y a too mucll too 9001J and turn. thtln 1.,.. btr '.llonb Cal•lipo boc~n..~N car-ftirt. GrJham't r.,.. public tddrt&I was "Tl'\lf was my own ')d~," aht said. "I milt to wriom you won1t~ mind adjwllf\&. Wilen tbey hav1 aottetl themlelVU ln rled via loudtpeakers to iol'nl S,000
\eyed lo U.. l•tinclllna ll!pl 1$ ol Ot. !ti\ that 11 wu Umt I loll<td to jny !IUow v.,.. liu!lne# tt to mtkt YOl!r bu!Wi<i bala111.'t," •h• .. 1a. IWi!:hl.,, ilsteners ouUlde llto' dlnii>&
G1ahain'1 t~Wtek Souf.Nand cirunde. 'ffamen on a tbernt thlt ii \'try dear to ll~Y and leav~ the rest to God -1111'f. Graham admitted' that she-was roOm.
5ho conllnt>od Mond1y tltit th< rilly 1t l!IY hdrt -Ute aclllevtm«tl al o hippy rtmll!lber, only Cod can m1kt · h1fll "l"'•t1Y worried" by~ prtpon.ior"'" MrJ. Graham wu welcomed lo Orange
·•
"i'tt Ustto to your tetnager1 and yoq
will learn a lot." the attractive gr~yln&
wl(a el !lit lamed IV"'lolttl lold II
Ar.llttlm Stadium carriH •pee II I mtrrl'lO Jlld ' tht moUoc\ W main-~" ol idetlllti In tod111'• iOOnll"&trlirotl,.. i!Gunty by Mra. Honold !!Ufan, !!oll«"l'
oiplflc.W:e lot her buabllld and Illa t.nancl el ltmlly ~." A hUPY • 11tou1d bo used as u .,.. "Maroo .,. belil( m!lltd.'' Ille Nl4. cltairm.tn o1 tht Convliltlort C<ntor
CMINdt ttlro. · 'll!at 1'lm>Oll1 -tl)r 4'ptadt. MrL .-io.lli d11ldm, Mrs: \lrallam 11rc-"and llleJr uUodf areaoint lo be~-Juneheoo.
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In.S Mike . Krisman, .
Costa Mesa Night Spot Retains Dancing Permit
Harbor Area 41nce fans t0d1y have
COsta Mest City COun.eU approvil lo k .. p
pourlJll llleJr Fld Into the pot •t Flri:
nipll'• ltalnboW. • Sylveater Grovt, owner of t h e
)>6ycbede1ic n!1ht spot et 1714 Placentia
Ave., received 1nOlher 91kiay extension ct hil dance permit, plus 1 WIJT!ir!& to
toot dowa llte hard rock mualc las!d<I.
AttM!ty P1ul McClary ol 11ewpor>
Beach •poke lor the mop-topped rock
ahop owner Monday nlght, at the elooe ol
an hUtlal 9G-<l1y dance permit tJtwloo. c..ta Meoa pollce told counclbn .. at
the June te hwin& they were a bit
p<riurbed 11y· Pl"blemo ol 001,., In-
-ol the law from lnloidcaUoa to
WU.'.dW'lai tbt 1111!111111' montho, '1P 111o hid t.Yped tilt q,ior. 1att1t rtpor1.
'!be IJl<Ullt .... "" tilt ~ -tint .me. Giove'• ati.mty hod another ap-
polntmoat later-and Chief Nfllt hid aot
fet mived. .
"Al I rectll. for the !~at two or lltroo
wetka lftot Ute lalf council meettna. It
was rather quiet:" said ·Mr1. Nelaon.
"Thoro blva ~ :a lacld<oll, R•to In·
VOlvlllf drup."
MCCiary ~lod °"t lo U,. council, ~'""· 1hat a pollco cill lllllMU la aot n-..U,. lltt rault or a tavm1 owntr Ind Ciitl Neth wl>o arrived ollortly,
qreed Wlllt bJm on -· ol tilt countt.
Aldrich Slate
Harbor ·Talks
J.1iie Kri11mtn, loni-~alted S D S
member recently hi~ed a11-a UC! ad·
n1inistrator, ·ind Chan~llor J) a n I e I
Aldrich . the man who hired bln1: win talk.
aboul it at two upco1ning Newport Beach
meetings. -.,._,
Krisman will be guest speaker· at the
Newport Harbor E1ch.an1e Clu~ luncheon
Thursday. The gathering will bt-at tht
Stuft Shirt. acco~g to Exchan&e Club
officisl Jerry Wo6ters.
Wooters said fJCrisman might ha ve to
field some tOOgh questions from con·
i;ervaUve rne.rnben of tht club.
' dnla mMta at Flnnip1>'~
'!be cnmtr prom1'od lo do ill he eould.
Rutb Nel!llOn, secretary t.o COlta Mesa
Police Chit! Rogt< Notlt, ..., asked Mon·
Mrf. Ntltoa WN uktd at ... point to
theortUcally cotnp&r.• Ult r • c e n t
caietoad -•ltd by FIMIJll>'• lllJa. bow wl1b a couple ol 111-peUion, pluo
tile naturo of the lnddtnta.
Dr. Aldrich, mear.whlle has 1ctepted
an invitation to be guest speaker at a
'break[ast meeting of tbe Newport Harbor
Ch;imber of Commerce on Oct. 1 •l the
Balboa Bay Club. dly •-•etivttY """"'1 !"lnnllan'• ctly .\tlonley Ro)' June ol>l<rvod tblt
Don Hout Resigns Seat
On Mesa Planning Board Frem P .. e l
N"'l,y ~tod Newport.Mesa Unified
6cbool Dlalrlcl execuUve !loo Hout
formilll' rulgned u a member ol the
Colla Mesa PlannlnC COmmiaslco Mon-
day Dial>~ ~ eomt city olllciala.
'!be ,,... dlrtctot ol curriculum for tho
Harbor Area oebool system Aid In a let·
ter lo Mayor Alvin ~ !'ink~ that h~ ,,.... Job limp!; won't ilJow him to d<VO!e
tdoquale Umt u a commttsloner.
Tbt letltt WU road by Vice Mayor
llobtrt M. WilllOll, fllllni In !or Mayor
pfukley, who wu f~ gr.ettinl new
IDd roturDinl llud .. tJ In • P!"FJ'l1'.,tl • ae1rby SoUlltern c11uorna'to'uigt. •
Wllaon !mmedlitely l!UjPattd any
citiun inttteJted in taking OYe? Hoot's
term in office submJl a wrllten ruume of
what be envlaions 11 ~ Mesa'• goals
end ll"'llJ &uld•llnu !or the coming
year.
Repliet abould be milled lo Ute ""'11Clt
ln care of Ctty ·Clerk "'Charlie" Priest,
Costa Mua Civic Center, 77 Fair Drive.
.. That came as a real shock." obstrved
Plaanilti Dlrtclor W)lllam Dllnn, "Wo
.,. roilly aolng lo hat. lo "' him .....
l!<JU~ lonner prlnclpol ol Monte Vista
School, Nkl be wlU rtmaJn on t.be plan.
Din& conuni6a.lon unLi.l a rruecusor is
cboRa for hiJ term, wbJch hu three
years to nm.
"l am most hippy to hive bttn iden-
tified with Costa Mell. over the pa!l few
yean," Hout u.id in his formal letter or
reslgnaUon.
He wu appointed l.Q complete former
CommWiooer Sam Duran 'a term in
NO'lember, '-ti65, and re1ppoinltd in
April. 196&, when that office apked.
Vice Mayor Wl1aon said Hout'• rtsiina·
tion cornea ln tf1t midst of a committee
atudy ordered earlier this year on the
ba1lc quaWicaUons required for IUCb an
Ol!Ice llolder.
Wilioa praised Hout '• abiliilu ind
brnefita to Ute pllnning comrnissk:ln, 1d·
din& that web cbaractu is what in·
•vltably lead• lo pro1 ... 1 ... 1 promotions
wbich leave lltUe Ume for othtr work.
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TROOPS~ •.
have been withdrawn ttom. VlttnAm: by
Dec. 1$."
Tiie ntw li(urt ol 35,000 mtn lb bt p<ill·
ed out -u wtll u the date for corn-
plalloa el the wltltdrawil -were 411·
fertnt from the number Ind date mtn·
tiol'td M...U, Ill ~ by South Vltt·
natn's \1et: prtsident, Nmtn Cao Ky.
Ky uid 40,SOO more Americana would
be ,PUIJtd out by tht end ol November.
t 1be "White House said the tbtal reduc-,
tlon la' •UIMriU4 troop lttength by Dk
15 wwld really amourit to M,500, ~t
\\'It.bin the authorl.Ud cillin& all unlta art
1h<iwn at 100 percent •tnncth.
RESIGNS FOR PROMOTION
Pl1nner Don O. Hout
Turkish Airliner
Witb 57 Hijacked
15T ANBUL. Turkey ( API -A Turl<ish
airliner with $7 passena1rs aboard was
hijacked to Bu11arta today, airline of·
flcia\s said.
The Turkish airlines Viscount ltft
Istanbul thiJ momin1 on 1 recuJ•r run to
Ankara. Airline offici als said the plane
landed 1bout two hours later in sona.
Jn tctuallty, most unilJ are 11i1htly
belOw full strength so that ictual
1trtnjth nortnally is ltss than the
· aulborlltd etlltnc by ..,. or hro percent.
Foo&h Place
For Fools Names
FOOl1' names aM foots• !acu are atten
teen in pubUc placa, 10f:S the old line
and 6:ista Mesa City Jail ii more oft~
the rule than the u:cep~.
Autograpbil'l1 the w1U1, hcwevtr, is
dtfinitely unwi~.
Police S(t. Charles Boiia ran the Of·
fendin1 name and date thrau&h records
Monday and carnt up with a suspect
liable !or pro&ecuUon on a charge of
dtitr6ylnf Jail property SaturdllJ', while a municlpa aueat.
Deputy City Attorney James Moore,
however, recommended a1ainlt pro.
1tculln1 llte 20-ytlMid ''"pect from
Mesa Verde, hec1uae hiJ mJUtuy d\lty
tlltwhere mil4 complieote lhlnp.
'Sex Classes May Cause
Ill Will, Frizzelle Claims
By JEROME F. COLLIN5
Of !!It Otllr Plitt lt1~
Set educaUoo classta In 10Cil schools
might not be wortb the "UI will" they
cou ld enaend~r among parents oppoatd t.o
them, tl'le chairman of 1 Ntwport Htrbor
Chamber ol Commerce atudy frOup Hid
MoadllJ'.
Dr. No11n Frluelle, in a commillte
report t.o chamber dir~tors, Indicated
5trong mi1givtng1 O\'et the pr01pect of
such WtrucUoo.
Hls committee has: spent elr months
discuuing both 11\dM of the controvereial
is.We with Oranae County ecbool leadtra.
Ht Nid amona thing; round out ,. ror
by the commiUte ia that lhert ts bO
1t1ti.ltical eYldence ladic1ttn1 1 decUnt In
venereal dlse11e: and llltgltimate blrth
rates In thoat dlltricll where au tduca-
Uon II taualtt.
MOit expert• aaree, he said, that thtH
problem• are the result Of "an apptrent
lack of Information qpon whlcll the YW11f
ba11 llttlr Jud11T1•nts."
He Nld hi• ~Ille bis bltn Ulllblt
to uncover i.l'IY "fitnonitrable result&" of
'" tducaUon la other dlatrlcta.
"So I wonder, It It worllt It!"
Corona d1I Mar Hi1h SCbool Pfincipa1
Leon Meeks, fotn'ler cbarti.bet prisid~nt,
noted that lltt Anlhelm Uni,. l!JCh
School Ollllrlcl has be<a ono ol tbt na-
tloa' 1 pl.-a la llt• lltld. A11"111m
c1ncttled the elwea 1 .. t Week.
Metkl alhd tliatllc:
"Tht.y1ve bad II& educatJOn c)Ultf fut
five l<I JIJ yun In AnW!ln, and thore It
nO dtla "'*udln& tll• rtlUlte!" "Of>loiOn," r,Plitd Frmell!, "but no
data."
The commllta< ebl!mlan, wllo It 111 op-
tocntttltl and a """'1nent 111 c 1 I
llepubUcan leadlt, poUlted "'t thll-•
"htalth lducaUOn" OM'IU art t1upt.
there I• otttlltlcil WldlOC• lndlCltlOI a
reduction In 111' lacldtnct or VD.
"Yet the people who wpport 111 educ•·
Yon don't see it u • aoluUon to the pr&-. blam~" ht said.
"But llttrt la l!Otbln( --.tnc family
ond ... tdlJCIU.. ........... lit ll!d, .....
cuuna th•t "Pfl!>apo ..,. coo1d be lolltht
.. hilt l••vln& tile Other out."
P'rilzallt tmphollted that Illa -·· Uoaa collllftuted a_.. "'flOlt only.
Firm ncommendtUOGI to IM Clll&Mber
directors will be made b7 the commlltet
within th• nut low watia, ht fndlcatad.
\
"U tuc-h eountt don't to1vt them, then
what It the ,JuatllleaUon !or tho upenJt
ond JU.wJU Ibey cruta amonc ptrtnta
who don't want their cblldren to be.oo.ln-
1ttucted?"
Tht chamlltr'• olllclal Jtand on tho
cootroveny wilt ·tlltn prdlllllab!y he
communle1ted w local acbool euthorttlea.
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Chamber manaaer Jack Barnett said
tht chanct.llor is prepared to discuss the
Krisman apPointmtnt. Krisman, 'IT. was
hired July 1 as coordinator of academic
advillna at an aMUll salary of $8,350.
Barnett emphasized Uut Ult Oct. l
breakfast session L~ open to chamber
members only. "We don't want an)' kook~
showing up. a.skirt& question• that arc
\VIY out of. line," ht txpJa.ined,
KIDS NOW SEEKING YEAR·AROUND liMPLOYMINT
Werkor• (loft to rlghtl Koren Lt Fon, D1vld Rolfe. St1n Leckey
Costa Mesa Y outl1 .
Found Innocent
Harbor Youth Job Service In Station Heist
Now Year-round Setup
A Co6ta MW youth muted and quu-
tic:.ied about an SflO service . station
5tlekuP e&.rly MDOday has bltil ieleased
withbul cW,:;llut llli 'i<laii·mote and ,.,_,;~µ._~Ii> cu:llocfy:
A voluntetr ellott lo find summer jobs
for Hubor Area teena1ers expanded to a
year-rOund operation tod1y.
Jean RUa, director of the job hunt
sponsorid by the Harbor A r e a
COordln•tiJ'I& Councll, said the year-round
employment service for youth will be ac-
tive each day from 2 to 5 p.m. at the
Harbor Aru.Boyt' Chtb in Coa:ta Mrsa.
'l1lt &rand !obi ol 480 t.ona1< job
placementa thi5 llUDJ'Der caused the ex·
pansion of the program, she uid.
'!be aervice filled jobs for camp
ewn.selon:, li&n painters, seamstresses.
~ fU]lor !!•cha•, saleimtn anll main-
tenance per.oimel.
Office space is donated by Ult club, S94
Center Sl, Colla Mua. Other expen.sta
are paid for throu&h contributlana.
Young pmona ln>ereJted In ""'kinl
part·time durlnt the schOOI year rnay &
lain regh;tretion card& throtq:h their
counselors at schooJ .
Job opportunity Jnfmnatlort Is a!Jo
!Vlilable throuJh. tht att\1CI It
67~1339 .
Employera with jobs avail1blt can call
thrOUjh another number, Ma--047•.
. -tiano !Ii JltrU]l!jl, ·21. ol lit' Albert
Pl~. wtS 1t ·the rtsldence where
Richard H. CurUn, 20, ol the aame ad·
dre>a, and Raymond o. Smltli, 20, of 113
Ogle St.. Co1t1 Mesa were c1ught.
Pollct1 Cap~. Bob Green, head of the.
detective. bureau, aaid today that Ren1\ey
wu released, but invutlgatora wert ask·
inc for complainta ch•talni Curtln and smttll. •
A citizens' tip about 1 car matching
ont dtleribed a& the getaway car used by
two men wbo robbed the Lerner Oil Co .•
2360 Newport Blvd., at cunpoinl led of.
ficet"a to the Albert Place addre&s. .
f'rom Page 1
Att.endl.nt Daniel Lanquist took :i
desc:rlption of the vehicle incl it wa!
ovtthe.ard by someone else. leadinr tn
tbe arrest of two auspects on suspicion of
1.rmed robbery. HINSHAW ...
Our duty is to keep order among \•arious
department buds. Tbt two of them ob·
vJowly are •ntrY and irritated with each
othtr. It remlMs me of two little boys
havtna a fi&ht."
Battin wtnt on to aay that he thinks
ht.Ith H1nshaw and Kuyper are hot headed
and Hell portlaUy In the wrona. "Let
them hive their fl&ht," he suggested,
"and let a nwtral, ~ party judge d ..
clde wl'lo It J1gbt.'•
Supervisor Willllm Hlr.tteiD s a id
YOUR
"'istfully, "I waa hoping this could 111 be
resolved and "'·e could ill w.:1rk together
as one bis bappy family." He then voted
with the ot.httl to reaffirm the bOerd's
stand a1ainst 11lowin1 Hinshaw to hire
private counsel.
The county 15'essor aald he has a num-
ber of court acUona involvina the county
asseuor's office Ptndin1 and he nHds
legal representation ri&ht away. ~t he
said Kuyper h11 bre1ched any t'OD!ldence
he could ever have in him. .
Your Omt01t
Sale' &i Slfflict
AO'"'V
Post Due Burch
WASHINGTON (AP) -President Nix·
on will nonUnate Dean Burch, a forme r
Republican national chairman, to auceeed
Chiarman Rosel H. Hyde of the Federal
Communications Commission, a While Hruse eource said today.
Burch, a Tucson. Ariz., attomty.
helped direct the JM4 campaign of .Sen.
Barry Goldwater of Arizona tor the
R t p u b I i c., n prt&ident.i1J nomination.
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••• •ll'f' '""lfi••+i•ll • ., NA.SA to k -•• '-' •~,
l'ltlt •• th• "'""· l hi1
nittt11l+l•s, truly • rl·
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thl1 l1M1 ... 1, 2 •wtt.11,
4 '111, °"'"' -,,.,,lif•··
t. l~Aefrt~ 'fk •Aly
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•Ml-...... $2.00
fROM s4aa lWllUN• ,,_
llN•S $3.00 11110.-
OIAMONDI $6.00 UPI.ACID,,,._
~·-IN•U.Y1N• told _
•ll«m a!Cfltr: WMILI YOU WAfT
H1111tl119tt11 Center.
.... at 111111911'
HUNTINGTON IEACH
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... tt) ""'"' .,., "'" """ •• ffi1 .,...... Ptln 11 tL
1'll01 AtAIU.11.1
and bac:k
Harbor Shopplnt Center
2300 !Wbor Blvd.
COSTA MESA
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HE'S BEAT THIS TICKET -Plenty of Hatbor
Area folks have had the sad experience oi meeting
a traffic officer at the intersection of Pacific Coast
Highway at Jamboree Road in Newport Beach, but
this is one ticket that isn 't for real. Actor Kelly
UAU,Y f'IL:OT St9" ""-"
Throdsen (the policeman) is talking it over with
Robert Morse (the serviceman) in a seene from
"Boatniks" a new Disney feature being filmed in
New port.
Poli~e Wat~l1 Robbery
• OAILV PILOT ;J
Israeli·s· Bomb Jordan
t I I ' ..
Pla004 Strafe Arab ,Guerr;illa Bases . . . •
B1 U-1'.-II-
• 'l'he .ltl'MU Air Jl'Otte ftepl lnto,actJoo
today after a • .O. day respite llld bombed.
and 11ta!ed 4nb guorrilla -lo ltto
-.. 11ay, • mllllary spdttlDWI r-1A'd In 'N AviV:.hapokesman also
rePOrted .... -lo the ocoupled Giil Slrlp; .
The,;apokaman aald Ibo. planea ltlt ooe
base at TtJ.Hugeiga, about. three mll•
east ol lhe Jordae River In ~ ft<lltheni
Jor<1an. Way, and another al Wadi El
,\rib, about •ix miles east of the Jordan
JUver oppo•ll• the klbbuti of Gaber and
Never Ur.
He aald th& action luted·» mlnut,. am an 1ar~ plan.. retomect aa1e1y to
theit baau. With the exception of Mon-
day, Jaraell plan" had It<en In action
f:Vel"f day afnce lut Tuesdaf11 ground,
sea and air attack agalnal Egypt. ·
Jn the G-Slrlp, Arab temtrlsll hurJ.
ed I · tiand grenade inftl the central
market place, tilling an lsiaeU woman
and wouodlng her aon and 16 Arabs. pou;. tmmediately threw up road
blocks and ~ later ... number••
of sUlpOCls bad been rounded up.
Gua City ahopa closed and traflle
!lackened after the exp1o&on and duricg
the search for smpect.s. Officials did not
immediately disclo... lhe names of the
blast-
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LClrge, Not Too Lflrge
Nixon's Withdrawal Plan
Compromise to Realities
81 STBWAllT HENSLEY planning, obvt...iy call!<d Nixon It> lower
W ASlllNGTON (UPI) -Pmldent hla light ..
Nixoo'a dedsion It> wt1hdraw 3$,000 mono ·'ll>e President's .principal probl"!n, u.s. trooPB ri.m Vietnam by mid-Dec<m-Wbite House officials acknowledged; i.
ber 'represent.a a comprombe between that Hanoi apparently believes that be
what be had hoped to be able to do and ha3 set oo point at which be wm end 1.U
what the realities of the situation permit· withdrawals even if the Communlit.s
M d • • d ted him to do. refuse to reciprocate. ,, Ur er•SUICI e Wbite House o1oci.1s aa!d the figure ot Nixon is proceeding moro cauU°"'ly
35,000 waa fiftd becau..e It was large than he otherwise might becawie of the
End T • } ? enough to provide evidence of the need lo convince Hanoi and the Viet Cong s r1ang e. President'• good faith It> hla de .. ocalaUon that the withdrawal program Is oat
program, but not so large that it would automatic, with a timetable t b!a t
LOS ANGELES (AP) -A w<a!thy undermine the millitary stance of the u!Umately would lea'° the South Vi.I·
bachelor and a pretty brunette were Allies or damage morale in Saigon. namese with PO American support
found shot to death In what police believe The PresJdent.. aftei announcing June I whether or not they were capable 'Gf D:~riey Fil1rii"1ig Neiv M_ovie Around Harbor was a muroer-suicide prompted by th• aninltialreductionol25,0001tlbecarrted de!endlt>gtbemaelves. •
""3 man's decision to wed another woman. out during the summer, had hoped that Tbett appeared to be two ~
Edwani L. Morrison, a 35--year-old by the end of August he could announce reasons for the pr e aide n ti a I' an.
DAIL.Y f'lL.OT Stiff ""-M
SO WHAT IF I SIT? -There he is, Phil Silvers In person, ploppe<)
down right in the middle of a service station parking Jot .at Jamboz:ee
Road and Pacific Coast Highway in Newport Beach. Phil, along with
"policeman" Kelly Throdsen, were on location Monday for filming
Disney product.ion "Boatni.ks."
3 Surviving Quadruplets
Taken Home by Parents
The three surviving Curtin quadruplets
were taken home Monday from the
Anaheim hospital where they were born
II daya ago.
Shawn, Christopher and Lance all cried
noisily. Mdence cl their good health.
Each now weighs more Ulan five pounds.
'Ibe three infants were dressed in
matching blue ueques and wore bosptal
~ation bracelets to prevent mil •Pl·
Older brother Robert, 8, was nctlsed
from school to be with mom and dad, Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Curtin, or 10032 Bonser
St., Garden Grove, for the big moment.
A1&o at the hosp ital to accept the babies
was the maternal grandmother, Mrs.
Golda WUson, of Garden Grove. 't'he
paternal grandparentll are.due to arrive
from Indiana Friday.
The sm.a.Uest qqad_, Chart~ weighed
only two pounds, ten ounces at birth aod
died Sept. 4 ol 1 respiratory ail{nent.
Jtli11ing Off Newport Beach
By JOHN VALTERZA buUding o:>ntractor who owned flve plam for wtthdrawsl ol at least $01000 nooncemeat at this lime: · °' t11t °'1" •1"' 111~ apartment buildings, was f o u n d Mon-during the a u tu m n plua more in -The necessity lo demonstrate to bOth
1·hree men in expensive auils robbed a day night aprawled on the carpet beskie December. domestic and foreign critics that he is
gas station ice cream dispenser Mooday hi3 desk in his private office, officers However, thert wu a complete proceeding in good faith with bia effort,_to
afternoon and all the while. uniformed said. He was shot onct ln the back and absence of any response from the North end the Vietnam conflict. , once in the bead. Vieinamese and the Viet Cong It> the Jn. -'ll>e advlaabWty 'of offering llJO-
Newport Beach police ·kept spectcitors Miu Donna Peck, 3%, was found dead iUal withdrawal, in the fonn of 90me ce&90rl to the late Ho Chi Minh, Netth
and traffic away from the ·three men as on the floor nearby with a aingle a hot in wlllingneaa to compromiae at the Paris Vietnamese president. 80fl)e new tft..
the job was being pulled. the chest. A .38-callbtr revolver wu tallta:. '1'1:Ua, combined_ with U.S. ttn· ducement to modify Hanoi'• tough poei·
Meanwhile, Phil Silvers, M i c k e y 1 _rou_nd_. ___________ ce_rta1n_c_ty_•_ver_the_Comm __ unl'1& __ '_miit_1ary ___ tim_U_the_..;.y_h_ave_an..cy_tnc_ll_nation_to_do_ao._
Shaugnessey and Norman Fell practiced
at the machine unW the director of the
Walt Disney movie "Boatnlk!" decided to
shout, .. roll 'em".
The affair was the first full day of film-
ing for the Walt Disney Productions'
crew on the feature le.ngtb film detaJling
the problems of a young, over en-
thusiastic, budding yac:htsmlft on
Newport Bay, played by Robert Mor.11e.
Monday's scenet were shot at the
service station at JamOOree Road and
Pacific Coast Highway. Today, filming
crews were working at Tustin Avenue
and Cllff Drive.
Most of the filming will be done on boat
docks at.retching from the harbor dep~
ment up to Ken Niles' Villa Marina on
Bayside Drive. Detalls for the film have
even come up in meetings or two goVem-
ment bodies in Newport Beach, the city
council and the joint harbor committee.
City coonc!lmen granted the film crews
permission to build temporary dock! at
the Balboa Y;icht Club. Another requeat
from a government agency failed,
however. The harbor t'\'.lmmittee said no
to plans to land a seaplane in Newport
Bay.
Monday's shooting drew large crowds.
One woman, dressed in perfec\
Ne\\1?Qrt Beach casual style, strolled up
to a photographer and asked the name or
the gentleman in a chair marked "Cast
Only".
"He's Robert Morse," the photographer
replied quietly.
She sidled confidently over to a. com-
panion after that and said in matter of
fact fashion :
"That's Robert Morse,"
A rotund Disney film employe walked
over next, wearing a bright red shirt.
thick black sandals and khaki trousers.
He talked incessantly to a walkie
talkle~ During a pause he said, "I don'i
know how I run around ao much as fat aa
I am."
In all, Disney spokesmen said, the run-
ning around will take about two months:
in the Harbor Area before the family
style comedy ls concluded.
Release date for the film ha& not been
disclosed. ·
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7 am to 9 pm. Both ways. 7-8-9-10-11 am-12 noon-1-2-3-4-
5-8-7-8-9 pm. More on weekends.
8:115amto1C>:10 pm. Both ways.
8.15-&.30-9:30-10'.30-11:30 am-12:30-1:30-2:30-3e30-
4:30-5:30-8.15-6:30-7:30-8:30-10:10 pm. More on weekends.
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Why woriy abolll a raaervatlon when PSA has over 160 tllghll a day?. Such an ea~to
remember achedule you can cany It around In your head. Why remember lowest 181119?
Or all Jets? Or great aervtce to Oakland, San Joae, and Sacramento? Or that
kid• under 12 fly PSA (With their Plfllllll) for half fare'l Stiff want.a mer·
vatlon? Just remember to call your tiavel agent or whataltaname alrllnea.
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George, th• seal which had become unoffldal m ... rot ol. Newport'• lruned dory lJeet, swam oil f<> sea
tor lJUle~ climes tllis summer -apparenUy a hit
thal<en by the husUe and busUe of beach throngs.
Now tllet = water• have returned, children around the lleet are hoping George will reap-
pear on tbe beach scene.
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"""' A. o ....... old. p<111mu1et = and later ambassador t4 tmder former Pl'lliMnl
yndon B. John1<1n, bJ!s betn
iamed dean of the Lyndon B. JOllD' • t.i School of Public Affairl In A...-'
tin. '!'be ldiool is part "! tlie U-,.
1*al')' complex named for the ex-
presidenl It is scheduled to OI>"'
in the fall of 1970.
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... -·Jludy Jaalcuk of Chicago insisi-
ed there wa.S a deer in his base-
ment. Paul 5-k thought It was
a joke But wben Paul gave In t4 Jludy'a pleading and peeked Into
the "ba.Wnent of JasiCtek'• h~e
be uw a .full.grown buck that evl•
denUy had leaped through • "°"" door. Tito.two~ C8?11ed the doer
up Into Jasltzek'• yanl, but the
animal .died, apparenUy from the
cull It had nceived.
The l(elweaker Cometh \
• When no <me aJ>P'l81't'! to'relieva
llritiJh Rallwaya Signalman Nol'
man Powis at the end of Ill• ablft.
¥owls locked h!J slgnall on red
'stop aiid at BenUey, England wen!
blime halting a London express tr'oin 'until a signalman could be
llUIDDlO!led from a town two miles
'away. , •
A dog mini-ng kittem7 TJIGC'1 woe
thf half of it. The dog'1 ...,.. U
Charley. Mn. Dan Edwanls of Clooil,
Calif., said she ...., told Ch4rleV .,..
o ht when they bought lier. Atwr
tDC<l11inq her OID!I puJll, C"4rlef took
ootr the familt1 kittens. ~Thew do1l't growl or bark,., say.s Mn. l'dtoardl,
.. but fMV art" itarting to taaQ &htir
toill o Uttle." •
AfUr J1QV(n11 for an antloon-
doliim adverti.rlng compoign for
a 11ear. tM town of Wolverhom~
ton, l!:ngtond reparted vandal-
ism 1D0tSe tlLan ever. Of /iCi4lJ
r<J>OM<d a record $60,000 IDOf'fll
of damage done by vandals lince
the ad campaign ended in
March.
• Tourist K1nnath Bromfield, 2'!,
told his wife he had to sbavs ou
his beard to pass antlhipple Bui·
garian customs men. Wiien 1be
asked why he brought the beard
home in a plastic bag, Bromfield
said be figured he might need it in
case British customs wanted to
match h!J face with the photo In bis
passport.
'l1le OnonnOUI bow of the SS Manhattan glides over
the ,Ardlc· Icepack oo Its Ice-breaking passage to
Aluka. The weight of the ship pushed the ice down,
permitting the giant tanker to pus llln>ugb. The
ship is the fint coounerdal vessel tO complete the Northwest Passage. ·
Nixon's C.ourt
Choice Denies
C.onflicts Exist
WASBINGTON (UPI) -Judge Cle-
ment If. Haymworth Jr. denied conflict
al Interest an.,-. todOY at lbe open-
b!I ol Senate b<otJnp oo bl1 nomlnaUon
to be ID woclate justice of the Supreme
Court.
One 1<Dator charted that "special Jn-
temrta" ftrll trying to kill the 51-year-
old South carolin1an1& nomination by
President Nixon.
Haynsworth told the Senate Judicl~
~that bil rulioa in a 1968cue involti!ll an unfair Jabcir practice cbll'le
aP!ui a leJllle llrin bad no connection
wJtb hll tot«rest tn a vending macb!ne
fJnn that bad opentJona In planta owned
b the firm'• parmt concem.
He acknowleqed that the vending
company got 0 alightly more than
.$10t,lllO" in ......... dllrinl 11111 lrom the
llnD wllk:ll beuellled fnxn a rullnl bJ !be
4111 'II.I. Clmdl Court ol A~ of
-lie ta .... d>lef Judie. But Jlaj1lnrorth l&ld tlie lellilt men
wbo ne~ the vendJDI cootncll did
not tvMI iilow lbe Judla WU -tod
wJfli the vlllillng llilD.
Cong De!'lounce Nixon's
Troop , Withdrawal Move
PARIS (UPI) -Tbt Viel Cong today
ronnally denounced Preatdent Nizon'a
decision to withdraw SS,000 meq from
Vietnam a.!I a "maneuver aimed at ~
peasing American and world pub11c opl-
ruon. '1 Hanoi aatd tt aUU wanted all
American troops out or Vietnam.
Jn a more pos!Uve development the
North Vietnamese dele&aUon anoounced
it had agreed to receive four Texas
women whose husband-pilots were shot
down over North Vi~tnam but whose
fates are not known. ,ffowever this was
oDly a sidelight to the· peace talks.
The "prorialonal revolution ary
g~emment" of the Viet Cong issued a
fonrilJ $tement denouncing the Nixon
&tatement while source.!! · close to the
Hanoi delegation said "We demand an
immediate and complete withdrawal ol an American troops. 1' The Communists
haft dlmaodtd this from the beginning.
The faur American wives who came
here from Dallas, Tex., are trying to fmd
out if their husband.!! are alive or dead.
An officlaJ at the U.S. delegation ex.
preeeed sratification when told the Hanoi
deleaa~ had promised to rtcelve the
wives and offertd American help if
necesnry.
A Hi.not apokmnan told UPI, "1be
four ladles c:alled on our headquarten
'arly today. But they did not have an ap.
polntment beforehand and therefore
could oot have been received. But of
course, they will be received at the
delegation."
The spokesman llld ht did not know
when the meeUni would be arranged at
whether the four American women would
be received In person by Col. Ha Van
Lau, the urbane deputy Hanol peace
negotiator standing in for delegaUon chtef
Xuan Thuy.
American lroop withdrawal ha1 been
one of the key Communist demands in
the talks so tar. DiplamaUc sourcea said
the lack of an immediate miponse from
North Vietnamese and Viet Cong
delegates bert could be traced to several
factora.
Flnt, the dtlepllon leaden baV9 not
returned to Pll'il yet from Hanoi where
they aUeoded the hmeral ol Ho Chi Mlnb.
Too, the Communista have a practice of
commenUng on nothin& but spedtic statements.
New ·Bomb Blast
AWed detecates awaited the re1cUon they said might a•t the stalemated tallu,
now !n their elgbth month, moviq.
Hanoi's chief negotiator, Xuan Thuy,
told newomeo Sept. I that U the Unltad
States were to make "a substanUal
red.ucUon in troops ••• well lhe;n we would
take this into consideraUon." Tert Sways Las Vegas Buildings
PAllllTE MESA, Nev. (UPI) -A new
hydrogen we1pon, believed to be one of
tte most powerful anUmiulle. warhead•
ever tmed, wu touched off underground
today, &waying blgb-rise g am b Ii n g
resorts in Las Vegas and jiggling
seismographs coast lo coast.
1ile underground l.bennonuclear ex·
plosion, de.scribed by mllit.vy expert! as
"a future WN.PGD very importan\ to
American aecurltJ:t" ~ed • cavern
-700 .leet in cuameter and displaced
10 mllDon Iona al rock.
A nd lrame -k containing trla·
prlng devlc11 Jumped IO feet Into the air
at shot time u the 100-foot Instrument
package; wu de;tonated 3,800 feet beneath
thl earth'• 11.Dface.
The "hlrcaln buemetie detonatl~,"
budflettd at only $3 mllUon, w11 'fiewed
by repor1on oo lelevislon moolton 11,•
fool from ground zi;ro. A rolling 1,500-fl.
high hill acted as a shield between the
viewing point and the detonation 11ite but
the &bock came as an abrupt jolt at that
distance.
When the device was triggered at 7:30
a.m., there was a jolt at the viewing site
like an artillery shell burst, the ground
heaved and a viewing monitor was knock·
ed oft target.
A cloud of 1moke or dust covered lfOWld a.ro Mon on the readjusted
mlllltor and three rolling quakellke
movements wn relt.
At the UPI office in Las Vegas 100
miles distant, window shade.!! flapped and
water sl~hed in a tumbler.
Atomic Energy Commission helicopter~
boymd over ground zero during the test
and reported no radioactivity was releas·
ed above lhe test site.
The mnark was Jnterpreled by
diplomats: as meaning Hanoi wu backlna:
off from Its earlier demand for total and
uncondiUonaJ withdrawal as a condlUon
for ptaee.
2 Boys Fleeing
Swrm Killed
By Lightning
BLACKWELL, Okla. (UPI) -Ricky
r.1urray, 12, and Martin Stafford, 15,
showed up for football pracUce but a
raln.storm chased them away.
They ran from the IOllY field IDd took
sheller ln a deserted parking lot t() waJt
for the atorm. lo pass.
Frost Warnings Go Up-Minu~ later, tbey Jay on the wet con-
crete. Llghtnlni bad stzuck.
' *'One minute they were llandln1 there
and the next mtaute they were layln& on
tbf; groonc., 11 said Fire Chief PhU Carrol.
quoting a witness.
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Rain Falls Ov_er Most of the Nati.on Except West Ricky and Martin, both members of the
junior high l!ICbool football team, were
dead oo arrlfal at a Blackwell bolpltal.
"It wae too late when we iot tblre,"
said a member or an ambullnot crew
that anawend the cail Mondq afim-i
at Blackwell IDgb Scboool
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but I aueos they IOI bit p..tty bard."
Holland's Queen
Ignores Threat
THE HAGUE (UPI) -An anonymoua
telephone caller tbrtat.eoed to 111•alnate
"' Queen Juliana of Holland tbd111 but tbt
Duld> monarch dellvend her 111111111
opening 1peecb In Parliament wlthonl lno
cldllll. Pollcl amlted m ~
Ellra pollce...,. ,,,_lo~ tha
1"' queen u ahe traveled to and from the
porllament bulldln1 and blocked all trll-
fic along the route following a call which
threatened the queeo11 ltre unleu a t.etn-
aged Arab 1Wth WU frotd ~ prllon.
,,,, q...., delivered her lpe<eh and
n.tumed to the Booch Palace for kmcb
without lncidenL Pollce .!laid they had ar·
rmed six IUl)>eCts in conned.km with the
assassinaUon threat.
Mar• "" JNO'•f
Congress Honors
Appollo 11 Crew
WAlllJNGTON ·(AP) -C<>alrW'eaJI.
ed • jolol -lo ajplla4 1111 11.1.
-!lam iodq u the Nixon ad-
• -movtd ollud wllll ""'~ -11 lo pal "" An!llrlcall .. Mart,
pooolblJ 'llllhln !WO de<ldee.
-Apollo II '> Utrcmaall Noll A ,
AnmtrG11, Edwin & Aldrin Jr. IDd
-Col!JnO ....... ln>fled lo -the Jawmu ... II N-EDT.
Tlle.bela!od .....-i--
17 ~ -~ llld Aldrin "' . loot Cl! the IDOClll. Prialdonl -paid
tribule to Ibo -'lllth • -din-nor more tbon 1 mOolh qo In Loo
Aoples, IDd tbort"""' bu11 pared• for thenilnNowYorklDllCldco&o, .
Coogrur, Clll vacallon from Aq. 11 ....
UJ Sept. I, had Dlanned a lolnl -for
the -Jui -k but pollJlO!>ed II
........ " the dttth "' sen. Everetl 11. Dlr"8on.
/\I Conireil WU pnparlnc f<r todJ1'1
big oc<aslon, the White u ..... 8Illl<lllllced
Nlxon was utending the U.S. tpaee goal
well pul the mooo.
He a<eepted a -ial tuk farce report
calling for a landlng on Mm but advlalng
against an apem:lve cruh program. The
report turned down suautklna that
manned BP""' Oigbll be phased out.
While H..,.. Pr.., Secretary Ronald L •
Zlel)er, aaked whether the awoptuce ol
the "port meant the President w~ com-
mitting himself to • man on Mars, sald:
"Yes, I think so.''
Vice President Spiro T. Agnew headed
the Wk force which suggested three op-
tior11, all including a manned landing on
Man IDd two of them setlJnl the lillOs
as tbe pouible time for achlevlna tt. No
detalll wll'I dllc1osed but the report 11 to
be made public oventaaHy.
A...., touched oU a n.,,,. o1 con-
110 .. ro1 In July at the launcblnl of the
Apollo II mlulon when be IOllated that
Man abollld be the -11.S • ._ IOll,
wt1h a landing b)' the end of th1" -· 'lllla liroulht • hoallle ..._ llVm soma teoatcn and repraeotatlm who
damlDil llCIJlni down of the 11.S. Apce
effort IDd -cl the fuDdl to IOIVt pr<>.
bltml .. earth lnolead.
D1lclolure ol the new admlnlatraUon
goal coupkd: with today's appearance of
the 11.S. B]laCO beroeo could signal the
beglnnln1 ol the battle over the fume of
PEKING'S BARK
WORSE THAN BITE
HONG KONG (UPI) -Communllt
Olin& -today ol the thrut ol
nuclear war ~ l&ld "!be peopk of the
world" lhould btCin preperiq for llUCb a
poulblllty.
The warnJna WU ool quite U llntaler
11 It mlpt l<KIDd, bowevv, consJdtrinc
the -It WU -"' • llogl!ll •Po proved by the Red ~ leaderablp fer
uae in celebraUq the IOth ann1.......,,. d
the foundlnl ol the Peklns nrtme 411 Oct.
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House Takes
Up Electoral
Vote Reforms
WASHINGTON (UPI) -Tbe HOO!C
prepared to begin voting today on pro-
posed revbklnl of. the 180-year~ld Elec·
toral College, starting with a plan re-
jected by the fouodin& father•.
Aller a brief llmt out to -lbe Apollo 11 utrt>naut.r1 the lawmll:en were
ready to take up the llnt _..,.. d lbe
dln!et popular vote plan !be -
Judiciary CommlU8 ncommendtd for
pre11dentlal elecUom.
The challenge wu tn the form~ a mo-
tion b)' Repa. David w. Dennll (JI.Ind.),
and John Dowdy (0.Ta.), to-a
dillrlct eleetlon plao. Tbe diitrld plml.
defended by ill ijlOiiiOfl Monday u ••a
return to the bulc electoral unit In
Congrw and In pr"ldential el-,"
would ntaln a modified E J e c t o r • I College.
It would make the allocallon ol elec-
toral vot.o autom1Uc, 'lllth the popilar
vote winner of each "electoral dlltrlct."
In a 11ale recelvfnc one electanl wte.
The slatawldt popiJae vote -nuld aet two bonut electoral voi...
8Jalea llOUld be empowered to divide
themlelv• lnta a ·number o1--al
-equal to lll:tntal ol ...... lallv• and lenlton.
A 111m1Jar plan WU rejected in the 1187
ConalltaUonal <Joovention, u wil dln!et ·~-.and tlle -Colltge WU adopted u I compromllt.
Lucien ol both parties wore t:Olllldent
!be dlllrk:t plan would •lain WI, IDd the
H..,.. would 10 on to Piii the direct
electkll plao later th1I week b)' the lwo-
thlrds approval needed f<r a popc.1
....Ututiooal amendmenl
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Be Went It Alone
William Verily ol Foti Lauderdale, Fla., otand1 on the dock at San
S..lvador in U1e Bahamaa where he landed hi• JO.loot replica bl a
sixth century sailboat after a 115-day cro1sing o! the AUanUc from
Ireland in an attempt to prove that Irish monks could have beaten
Columbus to the New World by centuries .
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' Bomber
Fund Cut ,
Opposed
WASHING'l'OH (AP)
Smale m•u .... of the .,
Wllloa lllllllarJ dot.... pro-_·
.......,t blll .... ooolldent .
tod111 ol l1in1llllJ back .. at-
tempt lo llub llmds lot .. od-
vaoced mlDDld bomber.
The omondmenr, Sj)Qmlid.J
by a.o. George S. )(cGovem
(Da.D.), Wll 1Cbodule4 lor ID """"""" ,._ It would cut bact dnelop-
meol fUodl In Ibo bill !rem Ibo
.. mllllao 1Me4 by tbe N1JOa
adm.lnllf.ratiaa to '*' mllUoD..
By Phd lnt9tlciiiift Ireland on Agenda
V.N. Assembly
Opens Session
UNITED NATIONS, N.Y.
(AP) -The U.N. 0.neral.
""'embb' opens Ill 1 4 t b
session ioday, facing • long
list of formidable problems in-
cluding the Middle East,
disarmament and the aiii.s in
Northern Ireland.
The. consenaua is that the
resulta of tbe three-month
public debate wm not be lpec-
tacular, but that lhe aelllion
will provide an opportunity for
important private talk&.
• u a ..,1un or auppon rqr Ibo
wmld or1utiaUon •
ComultaUona were e~
today or Wednesd"f ~lfteD
U.S. and Soviet dlplomau lo
prepare for meet1np between
SOVlet FQfefgn M l 1 I I t e r
Andrtl .A; Gromj~ a n d
Secretary or Sii .. William P.
11og.,.. The lwo lordgn
mlnlstera will dlacuaa tho MJtl.
die !ut, disarmament IDd
otbtt lasues.
DAll.Vl'llm
Sen. Jolla 8lelmls (!Hlla.)1 'cmfrmu of the Arm ea
Sjnkeo Commlttte 1111d l)octo: t~~~~~!s!:;;:~~:;~~~~-lf>~ _,,. 10< the bill, ar,..a
!(.Dilday. tllat it wu euenUll "Tab it -COi the etllmal&--J: toOk a crash ·-·-· lo .. ahead -tllo plone.. --
The opening ... 11oo tbls
afternoon WU reserved for tho
formalities of eJectlna Anale
Brooks, fl·yur~kl Liberian
lawyer-diplomat, president of
the 126-oatioo assembly. Shi
was unopposed.
U.S. Urg.es
Reds Show
Blast Facts
Rucktu Over Rate• • llPIT ......
the ••Uon could' malnWn • _______ 1o._,,,._b_~_.o... .... _·_·_·_" -----=-mb In Ill de(-
Young militants Invade Ute meeting n>om of Ute Calllornia Stata Public Utill-
Ues Commission in San Francl1co. driving board members trom·the room. 'Ibey
were protesting high priceo In 1eneral and proposed hllher rates for gu and
electric utilrtie11 in particular. Tbe bomber ii pllmld by
1be Air Fotte lo replace Bal's
which a1ready are 1gl.n,g but it
cannot be rtady before 1977 er
1978 even if there ts no
slowdown in development
Slellnls concedtd 1be total
development, production and
10-year o~ation cost of 240 of
the aireraft would be at least nu billion and probably much more.
But he described It u an
essential hedge agalnlt. an
unexpected rate of maHunc--
t i o n in intereontinental
missiles and against a po:uible
breakthrough in development
of effective mWlle defeote
systems by potential enem1es.
McGovern said be feared
the COit would be 125 billion,
d<Juble 1he figure offend by
the Pentagon.
"It seems .ui.omatic that
when a program of Utia sise ill
placed before us we abould
cooduct 1tudles before we
speed it up," he declared.
McGovern a.id tbm'e is no
.dan(er the RuMians will
overtake tbe U.S. in tb1s !ieki.
Searchers
Re-enter
Old Mine
MANNINGTON, W. Va.
(UPI) -Vol""'-11 l'MlllU
Ibo Mllllllnaton No. t mm. lo-
dsy lo deal wi!h waia.bllh
water and a rock fall that temporaru, hu I I a J ie d a
sean:b for 1he 71 bodies locted
in tbe labyrlnlh !or nine
months.
• Two te1D11 went in Monday
evening to set up com·
munJcationa alter the lnlUaJ
pair of recovery crews, total-.in& It men, probed the mine
for four hours.
'Ibat WU the first attempt
to find traces of the mlsain1
worttrs aince last Nov. 24,
four dlys alter uplosloftl and
fir~ seared ill 100 milu of
tunotla. The mine later wu
sealed when the flres burned
out of control and It rtmalned
closed until the seals were
broken lasl week.
William Park, d Is tr i ct
manager for the U.S. Bureau
of Mines, said the dlscoveey ()(
water was "presenting mare
very serious jnlblema." He
said tt woul have to be
removed belort the searth
could rt1ume.
British Taking Down
Barricades in Belfast
The major policy speeches
begin Thursday when Prest·
dent Nixon files to New York
to address the assembly.
Secre~-Genera1 U Thant
hailed hi! declslon to appear
GENEVA (AP) -The
United s .. i.. challenaed the
Soviet, Union today to compare
notes with American
aelsmoloiJata oo how to detect
Cairo Hears :J..~8fll'OUlld nuclear .. _
\Vhite n ·ouse Neutral
Won't l1iterve11e in GOP Po~t Fight BELFAST, Northern Ireland
(APJ-The Oriti.sh army today
began dimwiilmg Ro m a .n
Catholic bln'kades in the riot·
lorn Falla !load d!MCI of
Beu..t.
In 90me ln.!tance!. the mny
said, the local populaticti was
belpiq b'OOps ~ down Ilic
barricades, but a crowd of
women and childrtn sat in
front of their barricade in Gil-
fonl Sired aincJq civil ri&b\1
Dissension
Hits South
Governors
WILLIAMSBURG, y,_
(UPI) -With Vice Preaident
Spiro T. Asnew !Cheduled to
arrive for a major address,
the Southern Governor•
Conference today wu in an
upheaval of diuenskm and
confus:ion over NiJ:on ad·
ministration ''federalWn."
'lbe vice pralden\'1 ad-
vance man, NU. A. Boe. told
the 17...tate conference tblt
11ai.. " tlliJ lllld othOI' re1ion1 mu1t fulfill
responslhilltia on lhelr part
or the Republlcana' "New
Federall!m" wW fall. Apew
wu to addreu the conference
lonlghl.
"The states an iotnc lo
have to be mponsll>le and, in
cooperaUon with local level.I of
19vemment, adminl!ter lhese
(federal progrlRUI) in con-
formity with lbe n~ of each area," Bot Aid.
This reprutDted a tllght
lhift of empbuil in the
federal-state rtlaliona " the
Johnlon admini&tralion, which
strtJM!d COl'l!ormlty witb n•
Uonal goals u set out by the
D e mocratic administration
plann<ra.
But the 16 chief executives
attending the 17-state con-
ference showed deep coocem
over the Nixon ad-
mlnlstratloo's 1 t r I n g e n t
d•grtptlon 11tandards for
the Sauibem schools and his
proposed cutback in new
federal "°"'trudioo 1-.
songs aod refusing lo let the U.S. delegate James F.
anny take down the obstruc-Leonard made the chal1enp In uo~ Gunshots ... -. lo 1he 2$-na"-WASHINGTON (AP) -Th tt ........ \Wu .Republican 1tn1tor1 will terference." Wd Baker. e army said had moved dllarnwnent talkl on "Proo Pre&klent Nixon ls stay••• out three batta.ll ot aoldi RuU .... cboole tbelr new leader al a They didn't qree on much . Jo ,._ dl~~lc:I lo ,. eidrs CAffiO. DJ. (AP)-Gunfire ject son", the Se~ 11 of the Senate Republican __ , blcb could , __ in un:: ,,.. ·prov e led . tb' lall •-""'er-~ blut In"-·'o, '·admblp ........... ;.,., __ .. '-'LIPltrence w come tJ.>1::. I prottctl ,, far the erup 1n IS rac y wrn ~ .......... o...v .u n:: ~ .. ,........ anu a
Camatbo" lvle ~•-bJ•· ~ Southern lllloois commttnity dtaigned to rtieue ground fU spokemtan nports the 1d-u IOOD u Tbunday. Al the EM::h man claimed 1111afac-
L! Gene ~Sir~1n~ . ..,.,__,_..... tOday leM than 12 hours after and facilitate w or Id w l de mlnistralion is under neutrali-ume .seulon, Republicans are lion 8.t the progre&1 al bP
com.mander. _, t11e'"7.:;. ~Bri~~ the city's mayor and police cooperation in the ~ismic ty orders. to aasl&n Dirkaen's seat oo vote-gathering efforts. ~ in N~ Jr~ cbltf resigned in the wake of detection of such elJllosions. All lhrte candidates to 1uc-two lnllumtlll committees: HtuUa said be bu a morw
said the di!mantling opera.Uon growillg tensions. Police said Underlying the need for bet-ceed the late Everett M. Flnaoce. wblcb is now al wort COOli.Jterit rtJC«d than ScoCi cil
began aner talks with provin-there were 00 injuries. ter international cooperation Dirksen as Senate mloorlty on tu rtfcrm ltg:Lslation, and vottnc with his Republlcln ~
dal government offlclals and Police said they did not in this field Ls the dlfftt~ of leader agree that the Wblte Judldary. lequu. Eiperience wu bis
ln accordance with procedum return fire wbicb came from oplnlon among selamologista House ls maintaining 1 hands· Scott, Hruaka and Bater major c&z1llllp •Pmeai
worked out durin.i taikJ Wt I.be neighborhood around in the United States' and off J>OSltkln. a 1re1 d that the • qalnlt Bater, who ii nddWq.
week with Bellast's civil Pyramid Courts, a Negro elsewhere, particularly In the Herbert G. Klein, dlrector of mln11tra~ or anyone el&e through bl.a Ont Senate term.
ri&hts leaders. housing development. Soviet Union, Sweden and communications for the ad-who tried to Intervene in tbe Scott, mw the act 1 a I
The agreement provided for Slate police reported a burst India, on the degrte of ac-mJnistraUon, said Its of-leadership struggle would be · Jtepu~ leader, Jet' It be
British officers to reach ae~ Of macbin&-gun fire (irat broke CW'acy with which an un-ficlaldom has instructions not courting trouble. koowri that be keeps in toach
arate agreements with the ru-the urly momlng silence, derground blast can be to take sides. "Thla ii internal Senate with the While Houte for
idents or each barricaded followed in auccesaion by dilitingulabed from a natural "We can get along fine with Republican bu&lneu," aid IUkilllCI befort IPtakinil on
neighborhood on the protection miall..anna fl.rt and up to 16 earth lrtmor by evaluation ol any ol the candidates," Klein Scott. policy mattm.
the residents feel they need rounds of tracv bullets fired data recorded Ln the w«Jd'a sa.id Monday. "The President ii an U:· Baker uJd be wu mallnc
following rmioval of the bar· Wthe air. seismic 1tations. The men in the running: senator ••• " Hruska aald. "He bia appeal for tllppcri la~
rlcades. · slate police palroled the The United States imiltl S e n . H u I h S cot t of know1 how the Senate rum, verutlon with 1111 eatklpeii
Belfut'a Catholic minority neighborhood oC the housing that small underground ex-Perwylvania, Sen. Roman L. and he tnows that the Senate adding that Jt would be~
threw up makeshift ba.rri-project but did not ent er. The plosioos in aolt ground cannot Hruska o( Nebraska and Sen. ii pretty jealous." miltake to tr}' td earnpll&n
cadea during last month's gunfire stopped 20 minutes be identified from diUnt Howard lL Baker Jr. of Ten-"'Thtn:'s a bullt·la hard amona: poUUcaUJ 1111•
Cltholle-Protestant warfare, after it began. seismic ataUona. MtHet rtalstanoe to ..... outside ift.. Senate elden. and the Protestan~ replied~--"-c:.::.>c:;;;_~-----'-"'""'-""-"""''-----...:.::.::.:::·;__~~-,-~~~...:.::::.::.:::::,::::...=-"--''::.::::c,:::...::::==c...:::=:::.... ___ ..,...
f ~~ _fiQ.Wport ~~l~.I!~ Savings
UO barrlcadu. P.A.Pmlrl'lw.0.-of .. Bo.d •...,_.Bien i•t.Pt 'JM ••
U.... OW.:.: 3388 Viii Udo. •kapo;t e.dii, ~ l'aJ • PhoM ~XI • ~c1e1 .,..Offk..9: n,..... ,,_..550~c.w-o.... • em.-....... ~ mas • flt-.71-.,,..
Klans Blast
UKAPolicy
CONCORD, N.C. (UPI) -
North Carolin• Ku K I u :1:
Klansmen lied their member·
abip cards to 11 JS.foot cro&S
and burned them Monday
night to protest the "diclatCLr-·
!al policies" of the United
Klana of America (UKA).
Leaders of the dissident
kJansmen aald the burning of
abrut ~ UKA rnemberahlp
cant. aymbollied a break with
the n a t i o n a I organiza-
tion which has headquarters
in Tuscaloosa, Ala .
"This is the onl y way T
know of, without gelling out
ol the Klan, to flght the take-
over from Alabama," said
TOlll Mm-ls, vlce-prealderlt or
kJaliff. or the North Carolina
klansmen represented at the
r.U,.
----------------------------------..
Are you one of the
regular people?
Pl.AH #I
Regular Acoount
This plan ia f« regutar
people wtth regu1 ..
salaries who haw
decided to save regub.r
amounts anywhere from
$5 ·-k up. but who wontthetrmoney-1dng
Which type are you?
'
Al'I you one of the
othll'.people people?
Pl.AH #Z
Are you one of the
retiring people?
' PLAN #I M-,._,_
Thie la"" people who -
• hollp """'of money but
who knowlliat Jf thoy don't
put It -"""""""" out of olght, thoy w!D ~ ll
Are you one of tbl
patient people?
PLAN #4 c-----"' ·-Thlo plan la fwpollerll ......
who already 1111"9 a..., of
money to-and ---to wait e whllo fw a good
!
I
l • • 1
i
I
"
Given Reprimand for them. They oloo WWtt
It lo be eome place they
can get their hande on It
Ufe Income Plln
Thlole for people who
h«ve a"'"' ol moneythoy
-d llke"' put 881de
and receive the tnterest
every month but not
toudl the pt1ndpaL
Ptlll!epa you Intend"'
lelM! your money to your
holro. In tlllo pion "1e
original lrMletm«rt le
retalf*!lw•I-•
andyou hww. rogiW
Income wwy month. If
yotll' futunl piano .. for
-ohlldren'• futln,
Porhepe thoy .. looldng
IO!Wllnl to ..u,...-"'d
know ft-d be~ID
h1V80-ln-
comlngln.vtKY--
o given pertod. Not anlywtft
they get bock a)at ,_.. !llen
they put In, but !!we '!fll be
• nettegg to rwwwd
themMlv .. ""' not
"'"'"'on their_..,,. n.
minimum depoe1t la '1.000
(mo,. If you wish, of.,.,...),
In .,.,i,.,ge'°'whlch Y""
recel'iee_U_whlch
guerantaoo o SJOfo gtowth 'I
left l8'lfO<ICl10d""' 5 _..
Evans Skipper Found Guilty
SUB!C BAY, Pblllpplnes
(UPI) -Cmdr. Albert S.
McLemore. -r ol tbe U.S.
cfesl:oyer Frank E. Ev..., lo-
da1 wu COllVlcted ol nesJllen-ce in tbe coWJion of bl.I lhtp
w!tb ID Au.straJJan llrcrall
carrier. He ~vecl an cl.-
llclal reprimand.
McLemore, 40, ol Vallejo,
Calli. eou1d have been aen-
tenoed to two yeen at hard
labor lllld dlomlssetl lrom lhe
Navy. He wu aleeplng In his
cabin when the carrier
Melhoume allcsd lhe Ev.., In
two June 3, kllling 1t Amer-icans.
Tbe m!ll1111 Judi•, Capt_
JlDMI E. X.,.. It, ol ltlmM
City. Mo., deliberated 35
rnlnuin belora b!1J111ni in tbe
guilty venlfcl.
"Ccmvoander AJi.t S •
Mcl.emon, tt ii "'1 dulJ II
mlllWJ Judie lo find _,,,.
pJIJy " all cbart11,.. ltl7• Mid In lhe quenat hut
--lloLemore lilO bad boa chlllsd w1111 t1m11 .. u.n al du\Y.
Tbe Navy bad tried lo ..... M""""'-...uaenuy failed
lo •lerl the O/[Joer ... lhe
bridge " 1nUdpated clOM-
quaners m&nellv•ra and that
he !ailed lo apodflcaJl1 O<d«
the Nn'le. officer to IWlkM
--llULID NEOLIOINT
CnNlr. Albert McLtmore
him when the m1neuvm
began_
Tbe guilty -....
n11t1tblng ol a surprise. Sb ol
MclAmott's forme:r o1ncera
on the Evant gave what ap.
peaml to lie: t11tlmon1
favorable lo u.,Jr lonntr •kip-
per, hYinl he b•d Jell wake-
up orders.
The collision occurred in the
Soolb China Sea d u r I n g
Southeast Alla Treaty
OrganW.tloo (SEATO) war
1ames.
Chief defense counsel Crndr.
Robinson Lappin, 40, o f
Wllbinglon, D.C. contended
the pro1«11Uon had produced "oo evidence, not a sclnUJla" to prove Mcl.emore wu
oegUgent.
McLemore was the Wrd
Evans officer to be
11!prlmanded.
Lt. (j.g.J Ronald c. Ramsey,
14, ol Long Beach, CllU.
pleaded guilty Thursday Jo
cbarau al negligence and
duelld.lop of duty. Ht WU
nprtmanded lllld onfo!ed lo
forfeit J,000 promotion•·~
numbers.
The JW'llor officer on the
bn<fae ol Ibo Evans, Lt. (J.(.)
James. A. Hopson. 20, of
Klnlu Ctty, Kan. w a.
reprimanded Sept. f at a non
judicial hearing.
Capt. John P. Sle.vtnlOft, 47,
cl Sydney, Aus!rllla, atJpper
ol the M!.lbaume, w a 1
"honor.tiy acquitted" by an
~..ira111n mlllUcy court A111.
2S of chaf1t:I that l he
Mtlboumo !ailed lo do all i!
..,..14 to avoid 1he colllJlon.
If they need ft In o huny.
If thoycanloove ltolone
fora )"Nrormore, h:wlll
give them tho Big Amual
S.13 yield.
MGULM MONnl.Y
IMSIMEN1' "" .......
I Mc& 152. 304 llOI
t Vr. 3l8 81111 t.133
2 Yrs. 632: 1,25C ~.529
3 Yrw.. 072 1,048 3.112
4'/rs. t,331 2M2 &1!24
SYrs. 1,707 3.415 8,830
tov,., 3.SIOO 1.eo1 1s,1102
1$Yra. t ,715 13.432 26.884
20Yl'L 10,329 20,112 •1.325
-tllle..mgo prog..m
1119)' Mii you.
.......
14.IOO
3),000 ......
50,000
. ......... -tclOO .... ....
&lOD .... ......
104.00 .... ...... ......... -
blowing ft el II once.
Are you one otlhe ~ ~~~-
" ""' )'OU-
YCIJ "l'CU WU. MCB\11. BT-- -iiw wn1t a,... .. ,... ,,...
' t.000 • t.110. 1.2>1 • 1.31111 • a.ooo ............. .,.,
$10.000 $11,705 '12.331 *11.001 ......... , ................... •-:::::-~ """"' ~ °'ii:.I. ' 17% 23% 30%
. I I '·
I
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•
Liberalizing the Law
Dllep'ae to tho CllDfonlla Sim Bar As"""""-cill•-la San Fr•ncl-lut week loot lillenl -...a.rai '*'-~·1 llnrJen lulve lradj-
all1-...,i.t lo ...w beco-= hWelnd In de!lelol 111-
""'""' linpolUDt lawa on i-. n wu a ~-tlieltildre.'w)lea Ille~ Bar
do!~~ ta mor of .iiollalda( Ille death pe.aily. -Mvocaled fllrlber u...,...._ o1111e law• oo ti.
Nie add ... ol marljuaa.
The bar'• board •cl. il"•eJllOrl must .1111, ~.
-they will beCome r.conimeaclatlou .. Ille Lot-
lllatare: ___._...._. -·111a -, .Needless lo say, ·~-:i .... ~ , --'·•-'bar usociatton caru ·-~•...-•..!"a-.....lure beaVily sprinkled with lawyers. _
On capital punishment, the a..-ts went thaa:.
. -"We are too-civilized 4D tolerate Ibo~ penallf
any longer '' -"Th~ state'• right lo take life.Jn.defense of.societv
is no less legal or moral than Ille npt of the lnclividuil
to take life in bis own defense." -. ~"This asbilne kllliiJg II revenge. ~ lb'ble 1aya,
"lbou shalt not kill.' II ailO ..Y.. 'Thou shalt not ....,.
mlt adultery.' Who ta the put 4011 yo8rs bas beea pun-
ished. in this state for aduJtery!" .
A poll· bas shown that Ill percent of caJlfornians
fawr f<laining the death penalty, onli 25 percent ""'
CJ!>P06ed. But a·nationwide IAi:icJ ag~ ca(lllal puniab-ment has been discernible .fl>r ~~. and is re-
flected 1n the even more cruel ••'in limbO"'' statiis Of
many prisonen on death row· as _courts delay the final
execution. , __
,On the marijuano penalty issue, the lawyen ..,.ged
down somewhat in a numbers game involving how much
marijuana in possession on a fint offense would mean
what offense and what pnnlsbmenl The main thrwl,
however, was to brtng marijuana more reiillitically into
society's attitude by viewtng It as a mlldemeanor.
Local pmalllq ·ud .Uonal are out ol all P"'PI"'
Claa II Ibo ~ ol lbt olfenle, 10 much ao that con-
-iro ...--lo·obtaln In~ ......
fto lllate bar·~ abarea lhil viow;wltliout coo-
~ U...aae ol a,~. b<>Wever alleJecllY mlld.or -Ullil fonnllic. ,
• .-· ·' On~ More Step
"l'bt'Shell CWmlliJtllam Act, which waa IDW>d~ to
pl'Dlct 1he Oruce · OOut ,from oil ~~m the
Santa Ana River ..-ul l<IU'lh \o the M border
bu -lbored up. Blqljoraloly 4rlllin2 .permits may nou=rer be is-anecl by Illa Slate LMila Commllsloo ·...i 60 clays'
prior -« a ~ bearln.r, thUI' llW!g alfected qMa time to prei>are a llahl '11ie law nquiring·notlce
was~uthorlzecl.b7.A¥-blyman, Robert Badbl.un (R·
Nfl\\'llOrt 8-11), . , ~.!t'1 ..,. 'miil'e iteP In. the e1fort lo p....,nt 8J!Other
Santa Barbara Cbaanel catastrophe along the Orange Coast. ' •
MO@llwlIDe, . the Coutal Area Protective League,
headquartond ta Corooa. del Mar is c:Onlin!Jing, iU el·
forts,at )lie ladenil !"'el to.win legislation slmtlar·lo
the jlate .act lo prolect our shores from beyond the
thre&mlle .Jlmil
CAPL bai;a budget JOal of $20,000 lo continue its
baWe at. legialative beanngs, other government· mee~
lngs dealing with oil matter., leA:10~cil and lobby-
lsta. Contributiona can be sent lo J. Lorenz or Mrs.
Duncan Stewari at c.aat Area Protective League, P . O.
Box 313, Corona de! Mar, Calll 9262.1.
Preservation of. the oil-free sanctuary south of the Santa .Ana River-mouth Is vital lo !,roted property va'lue1 as well u for aesthetic consi erations.
Anonymous
Recall · Group
ls a ·Threat
Dear
Gloomy
Gus:
Advised He Doesn't Have to Go to <i°"gres~ ' . .
Mi1ce Kr1mw1 far 5th Diltrict
5upe<vilor!
-X.X.X.
.,...-. ...... -........ =~ ..... "' .... ,, . ...., ___ .......... ~'1-
name tn UUa: matter, I will be: forced to
-lepl action.
Jlf_I_, •f 'Atheist'
Tothe.F.ditor:
The abusive word 11alheist" keeps a-up-
ping up among-"' who doc1 know the mnn'nc d ~ •Cl'd. lib . the word
"CGmmunbl," I Is uoed lo detcribe peo-
ple of differait faiths or poWical views.
Lei us analyJe the word and ,.. jun
what it means:
A'l'llEl8T -"1" means. q:a!Mt or opo
poeed to, "theist" means Obe wno prac-
tloes any orthodoI rtilgion (and the"' aro
JG of ~em. oot for every dQ iD the year,
lake ,_ pick) that claims lo hove God
cm its'side. Renlember "God mil uns'" tn
Wortd War I tn which the "uns'' ~
dtfe.ated! It ii the aamt old jau -the
"Goer' ID thla ..,. being but the symbol
of 1 greater name -nameless to etmd-
ly. yet equal Oil all --
TBB So.cAu.m athel.rt wilh any
common Mme at all tnowa that theft is
a outer mind than. his, of which be ia •
llvlog part. H be do<m' know thla be is
not even an atbeisl He is nothing.
Many dwn:hes err ID preacblog that
theirs is the only true dmr<b. I Wed ooe
of the9e what will happen lo tbe mUlions
ol ~ Oil Judpnenl day. He
answered me without batUnc an eye:
"'Ibey w1D all go lo bell." Smart boy. He
bad It ti! filu...t 0111, didn't be! A bllllon
people tool jull becauoe be sald .,1
THE ABCIM'IHEIST Made I in e
O'llalr, bellw • -and &ftllng
benelf pmiahed by ··~" • .,.
-lo be OlllJ IDta..ted ID M<plnc the c:buri:h and slale lieparated.
Yet ''Godlea Ruaala" Is alnya wtlh
ua. 8ure they are godlml Didn't Ibey
boot out the -' u.it produced Rasputin! Alld do Ibey waet blm bocl<
aplo?
S. G. UNDINE
'Work,~ ''Labor' and 'Toil'
11! ,.. At IM'pt
n ... mistake In andentandlog lo ...
tbl ...... "'wmt." "llbor," and "&oll" ..
.,..eioim1; far "wort" ia what a man
-lo do .... 11 be Im' boina paid fer a: -JebGr" II whit he bu to do bect11• lit ... , do aoythiq beller; and "loll" lo
--bo-l>Jabealtara _, .• ,
• • •
n llfPal' -_, ~ • ---~--... r s~ 1 • ended Ml '"' ,, ... ..,_two_ ......... ooUtiec fall Lbtlr OWll .. ........ . • • • ----the--= "" , .. -ti 'I ~ Ill .. ._ ... Clyde..,_
jiiii~~ tlllt Ill telll IDr ±Im 111 a-,. ...... -ily"' -,, .... ,
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'l'bo --wllo, befGre Ille -tloo, alllnn Wll:J,U>al the lblp alstl kr
the -cl the -gen, tum arvund and "1 lllelr cleala procllim lhat the
Pl-C"' alst kr the -"' lbe lblp (ol llale). • • • 1V11ot tllo NAro nodom .,.. i..In&
-.... ... .... I I bJ CaNlul De -: "R ls-lo 11;11 _,, _ _ .. ,. a!o<cwtlll _.,_.
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<Jnrlk: .,.rauen" .,.. ftllt ab1b1tJnc
.... ltlidla: thlJ -. --than .... ,.,. l " .... .,,...... (Al Sir
-lllllr, the p-nl pbJaJc:laa. --.... ..., -to Ills medlcal lltd ,, "l bwl> lhol 1-aot-·1
Nixon May Act. to Ref or~ Draft:
WASHJNGTON -Ptesideot Nlzoo hat
been """"'1 by the txperts that be can
alter mWtary draft procedures, pn!'tty
much to bis own ~. by u:-,
ecutive order and witbcM coagressiooal
octlon.,
. Thal Is the suhstence o/ a joint study
pr<p&Rd for the Wblle llou3e by the
Def..,. llepar1menl and Ibo Selective
Service System. It is this coordinated
study whiCb bu given rise to all the re-
cdll p"'1icllons lhal the President will
act lo refonn the much criticiml draft.
Same adYoc:ttel d 'drift reform are
eaatlmll!g, bo ...... tllot Ille plan &r
pmidentW adlcot lo the mnpla lltld Is
adll unootaln. ,,., wlD belieoe It when
they actually 1tt the presidential order
and resuJthw directlvea to local draft
-..,.... tho Diiion.
UBLY IN THE .....,"", tbe President
asked Qqreu to tnact draft refonns. -
He envWontd a system uoder which IS-
year-olds, and older studenls deferred
after fOur years of college, would face a nu"• wlnerablllty to milital')' service,
with aelection dfl.ermlned by a random
-lolWy, -than the cumul in-
-"' -<liclblea first. Only the .. -lolt"Y l)'ll<m really
..,.m.ct -bJ the HOWie and Senate. Pruldenl Nls .... like Pmident JobMOD
before llim, bu bad the power to shlft
from inducting ;the oldest eligibles 8Jld
focm on the 11-year-olds. Tbe military
brua have long r-m IUcb ~l
Now the Joint' lllUdy lndlca\jj lhal the
Pra1dellt COllld "1Uple • sblfi lo the ts.
,..,-.<>Id group with ·~-in the 1r<quency and me o1 draft caJ11 .. ., 1o
after leaders in the HOUlfJ and 5enlte
made It clear that congressional"'action
wu oulol the question this year. Some of
those coogresslobal upertg have long
• arguld that most ol the pNPOOed reforms
cooltl be effected bJ the llblte -:
They have been telllnc the Whitt House
that drall iegislatioo, put loeflft ~
now, eou.ld well emfrge ill i. form fat
different from the plan ~ by
the President They have been saying
that, especially in tbe, S e n 1 l e •
amendrnenta cwld very well ·be added
whl.dt would be unacceptable to· ,die
Administlation.
General° Eniin N, Gruilold hos ttjeded
the "'gge'stion of Rep. l".,f:dward Bebert.
D-La., lhat Jostke William 0.-llollJlu bo
reqmr.;t'to abstain r""" 'partidpaU,. iD
.a key draft case whidl is to bi!: ·heard by
the Supmne Court.
Hebert. second-ranking meober of the
HOU3e Anned Services Commitiee, wrote
Griswold declaring that Douglas had loo&
demonstrated .. open and viftdjctfve trial
and prejudice" against the draft law. He
-asted that the n .y..,..id ltulko 11e c1J>.
qualified in I Boston case Which Beeks to
invali&U the law's provisions ea COD-
scieotioos objecion.
•4f ..._,. ••• mM.o
produce a haphaz.ard, lottery-like process
for selecting among the youn.ga ,eligible,!!. •
The effect would be quite similar. to tbe
plan recommended to Congress.
FOR THE INDIVIDUAL young man,
the plan would mean that aft.er a year of
draft vulnerability -at about 19 years
old or after four years or college. --he
could be SUtt, barring an all-out
emeraeqcy, that he wou1d not have to
serve. That sort of as.!Urance mlght help
to quiet tbe unrest oo college campuses
in the D\ooths ahead.
The plan Jor presidential action evolved
"In the fin! placo, tt ii doublNI that
TBEllE ~£,however, periJa and pil-there is any legal aulhority for seekinc
falls too ftir the plan for imependetlt. ac-web disqualifications." said Griswold.
lion by llJ' President. · · dedarlog that he d°" ni>t believe that ~ ..,. lhlng • .lhere art _. ledmical Douglas coold fairly be c:twpd wtlh bias
problems in,lbe plan u ·outlined0n the and·prejudlce.
joint llludy. As -calla dbnmlahod ~ •
-WW)d be lesa effedtfe 'as a f'IDkmr BESIDES, SA.ID Griswold in a letter to
oele<;llon system.......,'dr>ft elldi~. ' ·n.tiert,· ''practlatl considerations" point
Then there is the criatl.., ol the:J>Oli.' . agalmt any government request that a
tioo o/ the unpttdletable cntl boa, Gen. . jil!tice be "' disqualiJJed. Tiie g9vern-
Lewts B_ H~-The•veoerabJe Selec-riieot i! a' party to many Supmrie: 'Court
Uve service 'director baa been supporti:ng ~ cuis, the solidtor general, S;aid, md. all
the morm proposals ol Presidents mombei. ol the ci>urt would ,_. ..,
Johnson and Nisoo, but bl.s" -usia.m sudl a move, whidl would "impair the
for them Is much In doubl "'lationship the solicit« general bao built
Finally some White l-lou9e aides ~ up with tbe court aver rn~ years. .. "
said lo fetl that the President should ~ "I see no basis upoo which I could pro-
tent himself for the pr&sent·with'tbe issue pe'rly seek the disQualific:a.tioo of a
ol draft re!Qrm, r>tfier than effecting particular justli:e ln . i pal:t;cu/ar .-
reforms on his own, especlally s1nc;e a~ tiec.u:se his prlor.acQons ,and uprt111on
lion by Carigres.t will ~ be re-of views may indk:ate Qlat be is likely not
quired to eZtend and mOdlfJ the 'Selecttte to'mpt the ~._.,,i:, J>01lioo ID the
Service law. case," GriswOld aaid. 1 •
GRISWOLD II<" DOUGLAS -Soliclt.r
llJ -... & Ah
and Job A. Galdlmllla
Pros, Cons of Private Foundations
WASHINGTON -In 1968, 2,000 new
priv·aie foondatKms came into being a!
Lu:..fri.e h.vens far turplu.s v.·eall.b
dedicated tO dwitabk and educational
PllP<*& nil ~ the tot.I of pri-
Yale foundltlcm: then · to 22,000. At the
jN'8enl rate ol. growth I0,000 or 50,000 ~ foondatlom wiil operate within
a decade for tielter-or worse.
Obvlo.naly, the noo-prolifer-
atiOn · cl private foundatiool ls in
order Diii onl7 becaUlt Ibey deny the Treuuri ...., -ol millions in
revenue but becawse their function hll
been bnNPI aerloooly into question.
There lmi much in the new tas legisla-
tion belnl-ld bJ theStnale which
wlD go 'I tho bear! o/ the problem.
Howe.er mucbipeople with varying view·
poinls' ndpt dlsagrtt with wbat some ol
l II e tq foundltlcm 1 r e doh!&, it is
.---•• Gee,.,e --..,
Dear 0-ge:
I have tb1a problem. I lib tbia:
IU1 but I dcm'\ want to let blm mo. 1 like him because if be
knowl I tiu him tt might IC""' him
o/I and I don't nnt to do that
beclll8t I Uke him. or course, I
!'el.lly think be b"tes me but be'1
not )et.tine me tnow he likes me l\'<"USO be doesn't want to ...,.
... o/I. AltJ IAlgtSliobl? (Fneidea-
tall:, I lll:o yoar column. l
AT 'lllTS' END-
Fi. at -· End: r..,.i 11.. Y111 )Dlt acuod me oil. ,
(Wrtle lo O<orp. Illa_.. wlD
.. --Ulan .,_ prolilrm -..
• -apmt clan mUa !Illa -1)
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generally corleeded that on the wbole
they serve • useful social purpose. The
Ford, Carnegie, Rockefeller and some
other foundations do good works, they en-
coui:age Ute uploralion o( new ideas, and
aomet1mea the.y get into pollUcal fiekls
where they have no business being_
FOUNDAnONS OF this du and scope
will probably have to take on an even
more aeneraI public character and be
more sensIUve to what Is prudent and u -
pedienl u they .,.. lo •void the growth
of public criticism. Philanthropy, charity,
research ln tbe fields of health -mch
things are sympathetically .-mood bJ
the public at large. Project& upkning
social causes and consequeoces and tbose
related direct11 to poliUca.1 action are not
eo weU undeniood.
MlnJ smaller foundationl do ain-
structive •orb also but there art a good
many zany ones devoted to the penona1
Ideas o/ their founders.
'J'he real problem lies with thole f~
daUons which serve the interest d their
founder• as much as or more thlD ibe
poblle lnier..t.
TREIB ARE SOME o/ the main pr.t>.
lems:
BuslotSS transacUons between the
-. ud Ille private fOllDdatlon lhef -Deep lnvolftmtnl ol aome foundations
ID tl>t active conduct o/ busintSI eo-
"1p<llts. • Main&enlnce 9f Jl'iv1te rontrol o v e r
ltcd dooated to loundatlons. u.-ddaya In the -ol pri ..
dpal and -lo charitable and "'"' ralloollpu-.
In an --tho result ii the
same. The. donors and benefacton are
able to use their foundations to suit their
own fmancial convenience.
Beyond this. there are thoee who ..,
that foundatiom represent dangerous
concentrations of u n c o n t r o 11 e d
ecooomJc and social power, .aod this must
be held in check by impo.sin& .a time limit
on the life of private foundations and
creating a federal regulatory agency.
FEDERAL REGULATION In the usual
sense, except throogb lhe tu Jaws, would
lend lo defeat the concepi that ~
private wealth jrOducM by t b e
capitalistic system can be med>kr the
public good without govenuneat dlreo-
Uon. No philosophic co...n.u~e woalol
welcome: that, however mucll be might
dilagr .. wtlh 'Ifie WO'f llc:G«qe ....,.
Is running the Ford F-'
Nothing much can be·-lo-wbo
-that foundations hove been Cftaied bJ the -.... _,,,_ lo fnill ..
the American poople -revolutlooar7 Ideas o/ social and po:nleal chanCt-·
All that <An bO said to U-<jrillcl Is
that the U.S. Treasury, wllicb Is....,-to
collect as many tas doOan a poalble,
bu C!OnCfuded in an n!i..-tive lllllltYef ...
that !Gundallam ID_. are doln( ao
Immense amoutil ol F'!d-,,.,, CD ad-
vance ·in ams &vte1mnait ~..bet
out ol and can illittste lhoupt and action.
t!lPtrimtnl• witb .... -V<nlurel,
dWenl !run JftYa1lb>c a-and in mailf..,.. act man quldlJ and Dmlil1
than~ .
GOVERNMENT DMWll heavily on the
Quotes
CW Rabbb'. SS . -"I'm agalmt
violtnce ol 1Z11 kind. Nan, --Wi th the materW!slic, hun't teamed lo u·
pma hlmlelf. lo -•
fouodat.iona for studiei ·and experiments
the govrnunent has not or cannot make.
Some per90nnd shifts bact and forth
bet'tt'ten government and tbt foundatlonl
but haw that burls .. the people ia rather
bard to faUiom unless one is of a mind to
lbint that John Footer Dulles, Dean
JIUtil:, McG<l>rge Bundy and niany others
are incompetent mountebanks or radical -Abale9 do emt. Many m the big foun-
dations have recognized them. The new
tu propoAll do not do nmcb lo belp.
'l1iey will be .. dilfiCull lo -.. the ineffective c:hinges made in !ISO. But
the geoeral direction"' these proposals Is rlllt to the ateat thit il caus.e1 foun-
datloal lo spend their n-r for
dtarltable and edooational -~undue clelay and prmn!s Ille ""'
"' ttunilatioos &r the financlal ..,,. v-. o1 the dqo>on.and for the.,.....wt
"' partban J>Olltlc:al -The -bu .... yet beel lowd.
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Highway
Projects
At Stake
LA Facing School Strike __ -
Teacher1 Plan Thur8day ProteJt.March . o~ Wages .
LOI ANGELES (Al') -11> Monday night meeUng. ' tht I ;,..-........ b/-~ !J'.t av 1 l lab 11 ,
the ~·· 1'11,IOO eltmoulary The Los Aogelea Boml ti ~ 1111111111• •1 111111 .-'trl1I lie CClllhlnld,
SACl\AMEN'IO (AP) -!l'11t
,Ute's hlpway proctllll -
tcheduled to award ·-•t
l>Ullon In C011lracll In tll< nut
rear -headed the list Loday
of possible construction CU\.
backs Jl<Ol'O'ed to G 6 • •
antl hltl> tcbool pupllt. ...... Education made a final olfli Wiiie ~~ ~~· 1111"9 -. ' and -It
lhalr ·lall term loda,y, abQul IO of • 5 perc<nl lncrelM lul J,l;. ol ~-ly •lll!lll'J -Jlfloolpalo can · ,.,_Ii lhalr teaCI1m Mt 'llluracla1, 111e c1a1e scioo! o1. a': to ,, lllCI. • tea& ~Wltll~loraw.-iicbla maintain was t~e. c:J:u... 111 ,1,.1 and protest lllll'Ch '111·....1.. deadiloe under atale bw r.. 11wia;. "'"""' 1114 , ""'~ nv~ the 1atarles. ·-"-f · over wap liem.IM&. 'Jblt 'would boost wages ICbooll wlQ open u usual
AllO In • ~ -bul at Inn tht current !1,0004!3,llllO 'lbunday and each principal -· lwv. date .-wu lhe lllllttally to l1,3l0-l13,650. lllU dlllnolne the d!tmber ti. ""'"II'-ti MJ.llad-' -o!ftciall say ii would abstnt to&okra, lhtti ..., OOI
llNI llfato Prtbltm1
Can le Solved
Thrv E•ch1ngl119 Reaa:an. • SI SlAVIN 1'te recommendltioa Camt
from a special wk !-
ordered by Reagan to tell boW
California can follow Presi-
denl Nls:oo's request to reduce
new construdion spending to
fight inflation. Ni.J:on asked for
a 75 ptretnt cut in new coo-·
tracta.
.. ...__,.. ... , I •-coat Iha city an extra Ill calla lor ouballlul•.
-.!Ill •1 Iha ,_ group, Ille Dillllon per year He Nld= pooJ ol -.11on ol 0 I an r o o m ACT It oeetlng boosll or 11 suboU~ bu tbotll
'Illa lllOCllt!ao, to a perceat and AF!' wanl& l,SOO 111111 -"17 ...,....
I membtnhlp ol U,. teacbera. to be granted a tlab and J,tiO, Wiiii iocoo41iY
W.lfOI
lltMllltel-cotllllllOI
., "' 'rs or ........
-a day-lonl Ital 11,IX&per·year hike. quallllcaU'"11.
naay. Tbe two ora:amatioftt hid Should l n.• u ff I c I• at
• .4Cf'1 ~FWl\tati'+'e plll)ftllll• inlUally to rally at A'r•NJ, G(IMllUnf of 1'15 J>adlU ltldlurn and walk
....., wu llllormtd M... -m11oo to the 1e:11oo1 Bible Thoughll
Reaftn received the !-Ilk
force report at bla Cabinet
meeting Monday, but aides
said he had made no decision
00 how many projects to
eliminate -or whether to
climlnale any at all.
•. lllht tbat 11111! Ill peroeOlt d ll Ulo t beadquartera In --· ,.. -.., -_, ., .... ballotl ~ .. -~~!_!f downtoWn Loi Angela. Later, ... _ftlth c•m•tll !.y h••rh19 •ii4. "etl"t
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FlllEMAN SIFTS THllOUGH SCNOOL llUllLE AFTlll.1'1111
Los Angel .. KHps Seh .. I Clotoid to ll1palr $50,oOo. Damag ..
fer ltrib •UlPWllllUOllt after faUlnc to rec t l v t bv th• wtiil ef 6o4", ... IJ\lf, J11.
Wlh qalnlt. permi&sioa ' to use the 20:30-l 1. &od'1 plt11 11 fer ltl•• lt 9et
INtmhtJ dlfuted • stadium's parktng lot they f•ilh IMlief i11 Chri1tl fre111 ttl. IJILI.
!"'OlJon for ID lllimldtaie i!ld revlsed the march to•~ two-M111 11'1111t te•ch oth.r 111e11 the 'AITH Ulde~ ltrtke, adopUnf m-· block demonstration beginning from the lllLE. "l•t •• 'h1'+'1 tflflJire••· ~done which uld: • at lbe Music Center and win-11r• iri EARTHEN '+'e11•l1··•", 2 Cor 4:7, R.1m. IO:ll·ll, Mlfrrl ire
Hero of Plane Crash
Receives New Heart
LA Closes
Junior High
After Fire
Tb t Rep re 1e11talive ding up _ as before _at the e1rth1n ., .... 1,, .,,,,,1, of .:11y, 6111. 2:7. • ' •
AnetnJ>!Y·•uthorbet the board diltriet headquarten. DO YOU WANT A W.llllAT FAITH7 Th111. 1hidy th. lllLI ... , "He wants to analyse a few
things," said Gor4on Luce.
1eCret.ary of buslnta ~
Jransportalloo and head or lhe.
task force.
of dlrtctars lo call I '#ark Officiala of AFT said pickets will 11ot wh;1p•r into yo11r ''' the f•ch of th• l ibl•i YOU 1111111 ltoppla:e 1n th!a IObool year at Wt1J be 00 duty at acbools both 1t11dv to 1,,,,. them, 2 ... Tim. 2:15, 2 Ti111. 1:11-17, Ht~. 11 :6,
1ucft time u condlUont pro-Thlaaday and Friday. Wh1r1 the 11111. it NOT, th•r• f1itli i11 Chri1t •••• Rt! lll!H.
mlse 1 ~ ruul1 and Durini Monday's poll, Jack If w• w111t •11• d1Utlr•11 to h,.,, filth, WE m111t. TIACi1 ....... all other means have been ti· Crowther districl superin-God'1 word, 2 Tlm. I :5, Pr. 22:6. Olh1rwit1, th1y wltl 9t1w 11p •
hausted" l dent '1 ded · dJo ! GODLESS 9'"''tfion1 H1¥• w• f1il1d th1m in ti.it r11p•ct7 11 Luce &aid "there will be
more opportunity" to cut the
highway program than any
other. ''There will be deferrals
Jn highway projects," be said.
STANFORD (UPI) -The
hero ol the crash-landing of an
airliner in Ult Pacilic Ocun in
1965 is 1etting a new chance to
live -with the borrowed
heart of a J2..year-0ld Negro
WI '" · llllO ·'-·-en , p ea v11 ra or , 1 , 11 , . • 11 ""25, tea~a, the Los the teachtn: lo itnOf'I tbe .... wlttf• wro11g with 011r 111tio11 to •Y ' •11• 11 In• 111 ""
LOS ANGELES (UPI)
The board or education bu
approved e dlltrlcl requett to
U.p Carver Junior High
School closed an additional
day to repair damaa:e from an
$80,000 fire set b)' ..vaonlats
Monday.
Aq:eles School J?i.strict is~ walkout. Hi llld lt coulcl'bavi whot• •H i.. ttie Lord···"', Pi. 33 :12,P•. 14:l4. How clo•• lllLE
HCOnd largut lll the nation no beneflclal effect an'd STUOY It y•.1fi.ltP11 &el'llp•'• wltt. TV WATCHING1
alter New ~ork City. . nwould create lrrtperablt COMI. tl11cly tli• •11LE with 111! 111,.1:111. Cle11M f01 •cl11tn
'Ibunday1 schedule• damage to Ute ctV't tltmm>-'"' •lill4r•11. Ch11r•li of cti,ilt, 217 Wi111111 s1, IW1dl, C11t• Luce said almost $1 billion
in road building projects are
expecte:! to be put out to bid
in the nut year.
walkout, a forea:one ~ taryi and h!_.. 1 C b.Q O) M .... Cellf. t3627. S111"11y1, t :4S, 10145 A.M., 6i00 ,.M ..
8.!I far as the top lead~ al. .cbdilrtL11 ... WH11tMl•v•, 7110 P.M. Phon• or wr•h 111 If y111 h1.,. llllE
Org..-i -alHldr bu moved lo ttJ to llff totd
micide.
JUnnan J,.11u, 61, retind
Pu Amce11a AJtwoya pilot
from s..w.; ncllvtd Ille
heltl ol •C.-dlrt ·Jr.
SUudoJ Jn lllnlotd lllllvtnity
111~ C.W'• lllh beart
ACT waa eooctrned, allo WU ~~OiVl!lhlr~~~oonceded~~~bt~flll~~·="='H=-~· ="=·'='"=·='="=·'='="=· '="=·='"='=· ="='·="='='·======· appnvedbythe ~~ ~ ·
Stlll 1Kt dtU' WU 'betber
Ar:r memhm -loin thole ol. a rival, · ·llMller
organlsalkJn in maktof I( .a
t.....ity pn>t..t. The latter,
lhe ~OOll<Dember AFL-CIO
American Federation o f
Teachers, had promised to
johl the 'lllunday wallwul iOd
-·d It through FrldaJ,
building and -pub)lc
works planl. • '
Tbomao L. P11U, ...,,...,,
tre8'urer ol tllo can-a
Labor Fldarat>ie;" Al"l.(IO,
wam«I NlzoO!I lldaral cut-
back wlD hll Calllomla IW'd.
"To comjlound that by ~
dltional .Whet ln stale con-
atrudloo could mean financial
disaster for thousands of
California worters," he said.
Pendleton
Brig Riots
Checked
tfamjiluL . '
alarll ., .. 111 outdoor algo
...,PIDY employ• wbo ahot
himself in hiJ Oakland apart·
ment early Saturday. His
kidneys were also &ed in two
other """'plants. olirs N•w il'i-'t'T"
Stanford offidale believed It Herman I . Ji1lyn
WU ooJy the second time I -------'--
Negro's heart waa tran.splated
into a white man.
A IUfgi<I) team i-i.d by
Or. Norman Shumway
perf«med the hurt opera·
tioo. Joelyn ind tidoey reci-
3 Sentenced
In Slayings
The lire, •hid! rtVettly
damaged offlee1 and
classrooom in two bulld1qa,
was the fourth blue ln rectnt
months st tile troub5ed ~
Teachen and lt.alf reported
to the school today at the
normal Ume but ltuden1I were
granted a one-day vacation .
Four e m p Ly five-gallon
guollnfi drumt were found at
the IObe. Tbe ftte WU Ht in
five separ1rte loc1tion1,
damagln( tll< malJI o!llce, the
attendance office, the health
office. the guidance office and
two classrooms.
Youth Charged
In Kidnaping
CAMP PENDLETON (AP) pienll, Robert Green, 22, ol LOS ANOEL!:S (AP) _ BEVERLY HlLI.'l {UPI) -
-An Qivatl&atlon continued San Jose, and James Santos, Two brothers and 1 third man A merchant seaman charged
Tuesday into 1 terles or riots 49, " Mountain View, were have been ~.JO We in with kidnlpin& the 19-year-old
at the Camp Pendleton brig reported ID "utllfldory coq. prtaon for thetl' put ta, 1 dou-son ct a mllllonaitt: aerospace
that had to be quelled with ditlon." ble,alaying polk!e said reguJted executive pleaded lMOCeDt
tear gas, Marine Corps of· Joslyn wu the. pilot of a Pan from a feud between two black Monday.
ficlals said. AmmiclD Ollbt that crash-militant groups. John J. Santen, 231 San
The disturbanca Swldl)' laftifid 1D iht PNWc tn George Stiner, 23, his Lortnzo, did not 1peat. aloud
Ropr Wolverton, snildent.
elect of ACT, uid tlM 'matter
of a two-day prottat •II mort
or . leaa loft up to the D
penont who tit as the bOard or dlrecton.
But Ro1er Ransom, current
ACT prmdent, aaid with some
fimmel• earller "our onJy
plAnl call for •one·day
walkout u a show o r
stra\lth... nm view received
Rtbltantlal aapport at the
SFSC Stam
New Term
Quietly
night broke ool fOIIowtnc MJJ'Cb, !~ off Ibo Ore1on brother, Larry, 22, and Donald during his an-algnmonl in
priloner count .It the bri& cout wltll 11.,.,.. aft.Ir an Hawk.Ina, 20, were sentenced municipal cdUrt but Na fact SAN FRANCISCO (APl ...
when pr-· ~ a ...ino 1tJ1 Ill Ill lf,lllO fNI on Monday by Superior Court wu dlatortod and he arJmacod Rel)ltralloll bu be)IUl> quietly
duly hut .·tlO!C"plld bf lift a 11111>1 II l!l!noJ•llU Jlldae Jllalcolm 111. Lucas. ., il !orclnf bacl: Jears. al San FrlllClsco S l • l • tuanls. ADVUt JOO lllUMil CoDe1e, and President S. I.
were lmllvtd. ' Ha:yabwa maintains th I t .~:i ~llt~ :. Allot~· Look Dlspu te ~~:tie~::."'~~~ Yi::"• :i;
llandaro riot ;;;;,.r -rollowiq.
tear gas bad to bt: uHd" "1 At 1 new• oonferace Mono
..... brig gul!W to dllpmo 2 Wr1· ters Get Delay di)< .. Iha '~at day .. tll< prisoners", a ld'arlnl ,qil1talloo, Hay I k I 11 I
apokesman said Monday. prtdletad 1 ptace!ul -1= Two other incidents ~· · nut Monday when · 1111
curred latar ln otbe.r areas of etUdletl m eape.cted to be
the bria:. Both wtte put down a~·rlo'" •'"~ 1 atttftdlnl fall classes. in a few mlnutes, t be SAN FRANClSCO (UPI ) -the trial procttd lplldily." Henry ·-~. .,.. a.-HowtVtr, i. said that
ipokesman said. The young authon of a Look Earlier Monday, two news tomtJ tor tht ptnW'I 11Ptrhapt u,. moat seroius
Maj. Gen. Dor111 Robertsoo, magaz.lne articJe linking San aides to Gov. Rontld Reagan aidu, chuatd &!tat AbcM Wll ~tm llClag this college
commander of the 50,000-man Francllco Mayor Jo 1 e p h said they rectived advance '"""""• to ti..t ... ~ PW' 111\t Jtlt ll IOll'editation." base, said lnvelligators do nol Alioto and the Mafia won 't copies of the article. Paul .. ,, .. ,. ....... .. ed that Jut
}'et know what caused the have to give their depositions Beck and Edward Gray spent into Mmtl!\lftl lft .tdth M 11l•IWI Dal
riots or whether they were until next week.. almost three hours in a law Of· wam't bl'IOl\ltd te let up I Yt11' UMi W•ttm Associll\:
planned. Alioto has sued t h e fice giving depositions to smoke screen of counter (I( CoUeres and Urdvenl
nw'tl'tlft'lllMff tDOk p!act ·ma1ulnt and It. publ11hero Alioto'• oblal.OOWllll, Muw1U pu~llclty nnnt4 h I 1 coll•'• ac-
whlla throe <OOIP'lulonal Jn-!or 111.1 million 111d writ.rs Blocher. "I woUid "f.~t~ coplh mdl\IUOll far ooly :r YWI ''!..'ti:' ..... al lhl ball lll<batd Ctrlton and Laoot A 11 0 I 0 ' a p 0 111 b le lhrooghOOI Cadiitn'bu ... In inir.: or tllt \llUal ...
ch a II e 1 a ti o ~Ii: :::O o':..T,11 ~= C: =:ii: 1.,i:;,1:' W:;d :U,... oi.p on°' ='1 d:" [.' ~ lllll :W :,~tl:': :~u1':1/:0 :,:;.,i.::1:_ tlrll d\I< IQ mu. lllllr dtpotl· 111-.111t111.uina the l!Or)I. ,...,,,.. • rectlwcl a eon," nwllr'• -am in IOClal ~rilon held a .. ,.. ...,. UOlll J(oodlf. Onj Nl4 a* ol the arti· Brodlrlcl: 11ld. work.
'"""" Saturdu and -Loolt ll"Ytr C1wlll Klllldy cit Wit ~ to ~·1 "I mow ol one 1111 ma Ualff• t111 college's appe~
the charl"· Lifer he abowld uUd !or a !May ·-in o!llct by a Lciok newa vendor newspaper that .-t•ld an ol the -b upheld, lhe
""'"""' IOlbe o1 lhe com-order to ~ lhroulh what be and IO or II "'P)ea...,. made advance copy ol~ the d IP lo ma 1 o1 aboot 6S
pouoda •bere pli-.a .,. called 111 'tnorrnoua back Ioa !or llalf d ll Ir I but Ion. ...,. daJ Ille dl4. .,adult.. ol the program will
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But Who Wrote the Anti-Allen Script?
By 'roM IWILEY .... ..,.,,. ....
Altaa E. Allcm'1 ahlrtl an ltlrc:bed and
!renclH:ulled. 1111 tie II eanlUllY Wlllon-
td ID a ~ Windler bot. 1111
wbolo appearance belllod pie heavy
black, bom-r!mmod &'-lliN lldy and n41t-uc1 _.-auve -.. 1111 totally
bald beid'and bll trim -muatache.
1I'be ~anct SUm1 up Alton E.
Allen: tidy, ·comervaUve and a bit on lbe
payllde.
;At II, Allen II no twW&ht Dgure; true,
he leanl to hear when tbe c:Onvenat.lon ii
ttio oolt and 10111eUme1 bll apeecb and .,,.tu .,.. ieu than precise: But In bla
pOIW.O ol nopruenling Orange Coonly'a
rtcb Ftflb Supervlsorlal Dlltrlct be ap-
pllt1 tbe pol.se that cornea to a man with
40 )'Mn of blllkinc ID blJ bacqround.
MUllllY RECAU.
Someone -or some grwp -with
....., lo spend want. Allon E. Allen
oµt ot of.Dee. Someone wbo won't put a
name to a prm rtita1e, an ider!Uty oa .•
petltlCll or a face before 1 camera i.s
knee-deep in a recall movement against
the Loguna Beacb supervbor.
He (or !hey) b llOW ID the 9'COlld ""'k
o1 ~ ..,_pallPJ that would do endlt to tile
a1Jno1t forgotten "New Wave" author
Wgl Fomadoli -the Italian noveu.t
who decided that "whodllnltl" would be •oh-If ht only klent111'd one
chander and let the bewildered reader
•kl!lcb In the rest. Antl!onJ Daol.el Toranttno. of San ae-te, a ..U«yled oculptar-deal/lllef,
toot on that role In thla puUcular
myllery whll1 ht geve bb name lo a
·-1111 ol cbargea ~ Allen tllat juol u lll)'lleriOU!ly apoeared In pras
rooma and newspaper ofncts throughout
~-Y·
NOTES SUllPRllE
1canUno 1ald less than an hour lattr
thlt he was M IUl'Prlled u anyooe tlae
at the ttm1q and nature of the an-nOOncemenl. But be recovmd bla
-poomre kJoi enoulh lo leD a DAILY piL<Jr r<porter tllat 6e waa certainly In-
volved in lhe movement, eodoned the
n\an7 charges and WU I membu of "the
committee.'' It wam't • committee of one, Taran-
tino otrea&ed. But be rtlused lo ldenilly
other memben ol the fledilln( "'"'P and
be llmllarly decllned lo ttate wbo wu
ptofldlng the know-how ond the capital
for a c:dipalt!D· lhal ...id ...Uy coA
lomeDOI '50,000. 'l'arantino felt then 111 he apparently
fl(ell today lbat the "tnomendouJ
eoonam.lc prtS11ures that coukt bl applltd bf the lrvtne Company among other!,
would be detllmental le our eandldale.''
',1bal car.dldale, il and "ben be chooees to state hls candidacy and, ol COOJ'le, his n>me will bid lo repment tile ricb, ;jriiu,;g Fillb District ol Oran1e Coun-
tj on the OOU!lly board ol supervll<ln.
lltMWLING Dl8TRlcr
·Allla'1 Flllb Dtst?lct .U.ltbee lrom
SQ Clemente lo ID&lnray a ID Hurting-
l<!O -along the Or1111< coutllne. Illa jurlldJclloll, dipping IDland at many
potn1', 1aka1 ID lbe cttlea ol San
Clemente, Lapna. Bt.tch, Colla Men,
Newport Beach, part ol fut growing
~ Beach and mucb o I
lllUlbroomlDI MJuion Viejo.
.:Allen bu atrVed thll h e • v t 1 y
lleplibllc:on territory for aeven yeara. His
~ In lbe llnt !nor yoan of office
lftight be meaiured by the ruth Dlllrlct
~' aueament or him In the 1166
election when Allen drtw 821181 votes or q perl:ent ol the tolal YIMI cut -.,,,., .
,;Jt -· In fact, tbe blput numerical ,..jor!IJ ID F~lb Dlatrlct h1'torJ. 1111 on
11!1 iocotd bllOU.
-Hll nip baa not been wltlloUt 11' CUI·
_..11111 two beadiJftl l>ullel In the
&,.o1 iach -ha .. -Sall Q>eek lload ..i what couol)' llUP'"ilol'I'
iilllca claim II the lllqal -t IC 1be tllon>qhlar< and airport oolro
iVlll wblcb welded 111me Hatbor Area
...........,. lnlo a 'fOCll .... or1aolla·
tro,OUT
:l-ThlJ wtl"I bitter, artwnr facUona that
4'1d ·wall hava provided -and BUii
1llu1d of coune -oPPOfttDtt fot Allf!D 1n
·-. trro -Tbey mult ba" "emed tl<elJ 1llN fer tboff mulllnC ncalL ~ E_, ol Newport Beacb dlhp. l\olnted tbem-wben be turned down an of.
J ... lo oppoot Allen ID -yaar'1 tlec-And be anlflly made public 111 offer
truotrated n.mocrat Paul C.-ttr
tho antl-nebe spo11-·· .....
.... drlJlilled by -recall -•r. J The "Sb• Salt Cnek Rold" ampalp !..; 11' dlamplon In La-Beacb at· ~ WUll1JD Wllcoseo. But "1lcolell
.,1ro decried lbe fteail mo•cn-
• Ke quickly denied ToranUl10'• claim )hat bl mtpt be looking for Allen'• l1IOt
$11-lbe board, while maldnc tt clw duot
,tt mllht be • dlffmnl llory In • rqular
'ltlectloo.
mr BIG COMPANil:ll !R.cau ...,..1..,. do not Hmlt lhtlr i:ftarlea qo1n11 Allen lo tboee two ._,Ibey accuae him ol ~ oucb 1: .. lbe ltvlno Com-... the Hip Corporation "abm the
:lnlmtll ol lbe tupQtl'I" and ol adlnl
ftaiftll tboaa same IDlerettl In lbe eon-
1rovenlal l11'S*' Bay land nip.
Tlll'antlno put hll namt to a long list nf chatst• when the: recall movement first
WHO'S AFTER HIM!
Supervisor Alton E. Allen
put Its head above water. But he
adamanUy refuaed to ldenWy the author& « the iodictment, an appmat admlaslm
that be WU tbe.lr lltnt.
Mrt. Tarantlno wu more helpful
She tool Ume out from her 1;pp1rently
proeperoug and certainly popular ladles'
malerlalS bus1otas In Hillgren Squano,
Colla Mesa, to ldenuty at least two of the
powers beblnd the Taranline thron<.
She acotched npcrla cltculallng at that
tilM that ber bosband WU having llCOnd
tbouel>ll about blJ IUdden pLtoe In the
spotUght oo the county political 1tage as
"just rumors."
NAMES NAME'll
And the Colla Me3a bw:lneJS~orrum
· went on to revu.1 lhat "Paul" and
"[)lei." were very pleased wilb the pro-
gress of the recall movement to whlch
her husband had given his name.
"Paul'• lhe idtntUied u P a u I
Carpenttr, tbe man who tried to flulh
Dan Emory into the recall fold.
CarpttJter la a man who found UtUe
public ravor in blds for Congreu and
.... Assembly,
"Dick," ebe said, WU R.khard J.
O'Nelll. one of two owners of Raocbo
Mi&sion Viejo and the owner of exteN1lve.
acreage in the San Juan Clpi1lraoo area.
II didn't take O'Neill loog le read
Teena Tarantino'• statement and he
prompUy i!sUed 001 ol hil own : that be
wu not participating In the recall move·
lll<ll~ phyai¢Jy or Bnancially.
"Tbe management or Rancho Mission
Viejo and the Mllalon Viejo Co. maintain
C()Dlinuoul contact wllh the county board
(of supervison) and the various county
departmentll," be llid, "and I fnl the
board is compriled of a group of sincere
and dedicated public aervanls."
llTllONG Dl!NIAL
O'Neill'• ltattment ls typical o{ many
who have been involved in TaranU00'1
early name droppinl; vigorous denials
and angry denunclationl ol what have
been condemned u doubUul tactlca by
a group not prepared to reveal the source
ol ill lmpetul.
No such denial, of coune, has come
from CarpeJ!ler. Hb only adver1e reac-
Uon has beei\ to augesU<p that he ia
footing the bill for the c01tlY recaU cam-
palgn; an upect of the movemenl that 11
not, he says. part ol his role and which is
under the direction of a person who can
not be identified "at this time."
Carpenter's Involvement as a long·thne
Democrat in a 1taunr.bJy GOP dbit.rlct
baffles many area voters.
He is oot a ruldent of the di1lrict1 ntver has betn and bu 1lnaularly faileG
to draw support ln any election in which
Flllb District Ylllen have participated.
Hll eall1na card would be hard to find In
the desk dnwen ol poUUcal powen In
the area and hll in-and-out form in
inviowl Democnlle campalgna baa not
euctly mad> blm big In bla pllflr'•
inner Councila.
MUM'S THE WORD He rt:peated UU. w!tk TaranUno'1
ori&inal conttnUon that idenUfic1tlon of
the candld1te behind the campaign
"woukl immedlately make hJm the vic-
tim ol llemendolll ec:onomlc preuurea.''
Tbat eandldat>, C.rpenllr said, will
mal<e blJ name !mown lo Flllb D1'trlct
vot£n when "the tlme ia right."
U tbat candidate is waiting for
favorable public reaction to the rec11l
drive that Ume WOQ]d appear to bl now
-on the ltmltui ol Carpenter'• 1naly1ll
ol eorly rucl!Cll lo the cam(l"lgn.
He clalml llud 11000 slgnituru •re in
the big. And ht ii coolldenl lbat hl1
ncall worl<er will brine In 1,141 mono
n.amt1 to forci the r«all tlectlon for
whlcb ......,,. II prepand lo pey
-~ mode tllat clall1! ahortly
eller one ol hla '°""'..,_ wllb Taran-, uno 1n the 11u.r1 11an ci.n .... borne.
Socli -· W"1ld ._.. le be fra, ~ alnce the 'IOlobla Cl1ptlltor waa a
rueot ID lbe home.., two......, ..... whell
!>AU.Y PILOO' npol\trl aoqlll to iDtet'
¥lew the Yl<'Cllalinf Tarantino.
Tarantino doclloed lo ~na hll ~
... ~ taktn.
ANOTHEll DlOOAL
Democrat C1rpf1\ltt h11 prompted
dJmicl voter1 to loot lit ether Democrat.I
who might be temp~ed lo gel the bnnrd
opol via a rtcall electlan -amon1 tbem
manqemeat mitrol execuliva J°"Ph
-. ol Newport Beach.
Look IOIDp~e else, 1111 Rosentr.
"" readUJ admitted bb -In tllt Allan Job bat danied any coonecllon wllb
the recall movemenL Uke many otbttl.
aublequenU1 cahtacted,.be 11t11 be bu
ne\•er beard ol Tarantino.
Tiley ...... all !old lhal Taranline WU
!II, sr11·balrod, former _.111r ol a li-
quor aloNO ID IDUgen Squore ID Colla
Mesa and. ..• well, lnteruted ln pollUca
- u ol two week.a ago.
.. Never heard of him," is the react.ion.
Not • vtfty good campll!IPJ atoaan.
But launch ,.... boar In the GOP pool
and eome very Joud spalsbes can be ob-
tained ·-none louder than Utt one
generated by Ron (lupm, (ireoldent of
Keyl'l<lle Savings and L o a n A.ssocl.a-
U<ll.
MONEY CLAIMS
Copen II a Udo Isle residenl, married
with Uve children, a plush Vla Flortnce
home and a burning delltre le rtprtsent
lbe Fifth Dlstrlct on tile county boml.
1be aame Dan Emory wbo rebuffed
Carpenter cla1ma that C&Jpen' money 11
behind the movement. Cupen claims it
Jan •t and lhal be doeen 't know who II
~IPJlni the cbe<kl.
Cupen Ont !old lbe DAILY Pllm he
~ not be a caodldate In a recall
tlecUoo -only ID a ,.gu1ar election.
Liter, be said that "come an electlon I
am a candidate."
But Mr. Cupen, a RepubUcan who hu
leaned toward the Democrellc skJe on
varied Political occulons, becomes Vf!r1
much tDe wallflower when h1s poulblt In-
volvement 1n the recall movement ii
di&cuJ&ed.
•~1 can't t.eU you anything about that,"
he uy1. "I'm eerta1nly not involved and t
don't know anyone wbo la. lt'• costing someone a lot Of money and, frankly, I
doo't bave that kif)(! of money."
lll'ENSIVE EFFORT
Someone hu. And he (or ihey) ii dip-
ping deep lnlo tile pune or pocket In the
.apparent convklion that a rec1U move-
ment without a candidate ii goln1 le pull
an eager public lnlo blJ (or their) corotr.
A n.1jor porlioo ol 1bose funds Is being
exptnded on Opinion Researcb, tile Loni
Btacb-bued or11nl11tion wh1cb
1pec:Lalllea: fn advtaln& lta c I le n t a -
many of lbem ICbool dlltrlc:ta worried
about bonda and cltiet worried about
elecU0111 -jull what John Q. Public II
thlnkln1.
The flnn earHer UU1 year did an
opinion IUrVtY tor "Newport Tomor-
row." The pollibillty of. connect.ion with
the recall JDOYemtnt brouatit expro-
sions of c:oncern in Newport Beach.
OpinJoo Returch denied •tronily It
has used any data from the Newport
survey in the recall and inl1sted it.l«mly
role wa.J that ol COUect1ng the t ,741 all·
natures needed to force a recall election.
REPEATED DENIAL
Those deolals were repeated as
nocenUy u Tbur!diy nli!l>t by Opinion
Research board chairman D o n a I d
Muchmore and Donald McGrew, vice
president of the re.search lf'OUP·
Both repeated at a League of Cltlt1
meeUng what McGrew told a DAILY
P lLOT reporter when the recall move-
ment flrlt got under W1f -that the
recall plannen contacted Joanne Case,
"one of our execuUve &tall" and that
Mrs. Caae wu workiq: alone on the
wnpUng project.
Alooe and aloof, Fer Mr1. CUt ref1.11ta
lo dlscusa ber apparent lnvolvem~t with
the movement detplte frequent attempts
lo cuntact Iler.
Sbe 11 very much an eucuUve. Sht 11,
In fact, lbe pnoaldeol ol Opinion Reaearch
and a aenlor raearcbtr ed. bO' ilrultar
le poUUcal campelgoa ID Orange Coon!J.
WORKED Wfl'll llUSIUND
She hu wotted lhoulder lo ahoulder
with her hutbandi Stewart Cue, •D
UD.•ICctstlul campallPJer for poWlcal ol-
""' In Orange County. Cue, curreolly
'1.i.. .. • • ~ ... ,,,,. ~ ·""°-... -'"1--·,:·.;"l,; .: .... ~ • •)1• >I J• • , •• .. --_i_. ..... _a.. ... _ 11..-..;
PllUT AnACIC-Reclll atert.
ed wilb elrdilalion at pn>fto·
1lonallJ p~uced "newspaper"
being mallad ftoftl Coata Mtll
Post Office at postege c0$l ol
3.8 cenl.s each. D11trlct has
113,000 reg l1tered voters.
cunmonlGalloOI dlrldor at Santa Ana
Collon, It pnsldont o1 M. It -..
ol Gardon Gl'm, a public nlallonj firm.
An elected. member of tbe Oraqe
County R<tpubllcall Cantnl C<mmltlee,
Cale 11· 1 ioo,-11me pollUcal wOrl.er who
OOC. 11mcl u deputy lo former Orange
Couoty Stall Sen. John A. Murdy (R-
Newporl Beacb). Caae hu Insisted
..peatedly lhll be It nol c:onoecled with
the drive to unsut Alton Allen.
Stallmenta by othen lo lbe contrary
have Jed reporterl to contact him man
than once.
The Uglrt-llPPod Mrs. Cue ii very high'
Oft the list Qf Mr1. Joan Lancuter ol San-
ta Ana Hel&hts, a former writ.er who
clah:n1 tbet Mn. Case b, 1n fact,
chairman of the recaU committee.
8m: WAI INVITED
Mn. Lancuter told the DAILY Pllm
that Ille had accopled an lnvttaUoo lo
serve oa the recall committee with Mrs. ea ... Dr. Jarnea L. McG1ugb of the
Untverslty of Call!omia et Imue and
Anlbooy Taranllno.
More commltttt membtn would be
named, 1aid Mn. Lancuter, "very, very
IOOll. now." H lhe knew who they mtcht
be lhe wam't prepared to say nor would
!he ldenuty the forctl behlod the move-ment.
Like Tarontloo and Carpentu, aba In-
slated that rucb JdenUficaUoo would l.urt
the recall effort at a crlUcal 1t1p of the game.
The r.porter who talked lo Dr.
McGaugh Tbunday lbought bl WIS
listen\ni: to a well-wom recordlnl.
"No, I have absolutely no connection
wttb tbla.recall campaign," the UCI prt>
!esaor said. "That lln't &o AJ that I have
no interest In Jt but to mettJy confirm
that I am not .uvln& on such a com-
mittee.
AGREES WlTll ATUCK
"I find pltnty to crltlciu Allen about
and I agree with much of what is con-
tained in Ult flyer," McG1uab said. "But
I'm pretty busy u f1naoce cbainnan of
the Upper Bey conservalJOll movement
and I haven't been approached by anyone
about Allen'• poa:lbit recall"
That "flyu" ll the. South Coast
Homeowner's Beacon, a tabloid pubtlca·
tloo that baa been widely dlalrtbuled
throughout the Ffflb Dlatrlct.
It bllmes Allin for the county'• "&lve
away" of Salt Creek Rad to the Laguna
Niguel COrporaUon, the polllbllity that
"airport nolte" could be "Alton Allen'•
nut mammoth aiveaway.'' other
aupervltorlal "SWTenden ol publk: roads
to private lnte~•ta" under the headln1 of
"Allen'• Alleys" and the approval of
''sloppy rubblah col1ector1" by the Flfth
Dlatrict IUpenisor.
Allen ia a.lao accused of cuWn1 the
county lherUf'1 budget In an lnd.)ctment
that containa lbil charge: "Alton Allm's
voll ... pla~ him on the aide of gllta and
giveaway• -not on Che 1ld1 of Orange
County'• youth."
AID~ ATrACKED
Many readm of the profmlonally prt>
duced pemphkt -bDlh pro-and anti.
Allen -oomk!:er It remarkable Jn that
mucb ol Iii content attack& John
Klllefer, ADen'• dllef aJde, u much u
hta bou.
It lncludea ptcture1 of Killefft''s pluah
Corona del Mar home with the inference
ti.at the aupervbor'a wbtant fares
much better on bll Sil,500 county 1alary
lban would Him lo be poaalble.
KUlefer'1 laconk: anner I.I thtt the
oce1111front home W13 paid for In Aprt~
1966, two years before he became Allen's
aide. And he doem't trO\lble to hide the
!act lbtt ht II lndepeodtntly wealtby and
by no mel.lll dependent on his county pay
check.
K.llltftt hu 1aid he will campalp for
the ,,tlh Dlstrk:t aeat U Allen rtUres in
trro and ba hu tur.d public r<lallano II·
tclltJYe Frank Michelena ol Newoort
Be1cb. ltlllefer ii alto the tarpt ri a~ taou by a.1p cie.,,.
l'OllMElt llECAUZR
Clwy lo the Santa Ana public relations
man who muter-minded tht abortJve
recall a1mpalsn •Sllnlt Allen two yean . .,,.
The amblUOUI Clell'J' never got that
noctll drive off the lfOUDd. Ht nover, In
fact, broduced a candidate In an
..tontshln1. ciunpalp tllat w .. launched
Immediately aller Allen had been ,.._
elected to ofUce -after racktllg up the
btQell electoral DW1ln In Ftflb D1fl.
rlct hitt«y.
Cl>ary waa, eddly, Allt!I'• campallPJ
manAJ« DI IMS wbld the former banku male 1il1 ftl'lt _...,.. bid for ofllco.
Allan latar:i".5 blm lo lbe Oran1e
"""""....... • poll aDC17 Clelt1 When· lbe
rift llbD and Alleo become •Po pan.ii.
1IMn II, bolb men adml~ ........ , loll
--lbem today. Cleary baa not allowed bll dlrec:UCMI of bllrou Joan
lntnt Smllb'1 al/airs lo b-• wtlll ~ C<llllant -..Vatkll <!_ aD lhat Allm
dof• In or out ol lbl r1fth Dlalrltt.
Cleary blmaell 1111 Iha
AllOfmlll DTOllT
Memorlcs o! that 111'1 debacle bave led
m1ny, In ind out of the movemont, to
""'1Ude lbat C111ry II 00<0 llaln tile
.•
AL TON ALLll/4 -NMrl .. tht .... rl hla 1111f14
-(1~) .. ,11th Dhlrlat ........ -.-.
... tht ....... " _..,, .... """ i......,.
... .,, I'll•~ --In ....... , .. """ • .,.. .. """'9
1wltChlne t. ,.i111a. O.locl rl --""" '""" mev.monf ......,, .... In. 19'7 ~ Chip CINry.
"AUL CAlt .. INTlll -Un..-.,11ivl undldata
for' ISlh c ..... 11fonol Dl11!1lcl oaat 110W -lill
liy Jo"'"' I. Utt Olld for h 6"h -Illy Dllfrlct cu'""'IY ..,,..,_ liy IC~"C~. W111 fome
11 tht "Wolkl• C.,.i<late" ... hoo Mon 4"crtW
by OemKratlc .ttHtue1 ... ''a. pemtanently active
pallllclan and •,por,..,..l e.,..rklolt." .... ....
ANTHONY J AllANTINO :... S.ff..ot;l..i ocvlplt"'
lllHlgMr whoM 11tlfe .,.ratfl • 1uc:ce11fuf Nclln'
materl•I• 1twi in Co'lt• M11e. A name tta.t drew
only bltnk """ In thii pothl.01 .,_ at tht time of the rMelt •""*'"c.m.n.t. 'enMr Cotta Metan, MW
llvlnt at Son Cl-tdd,..1 ll1ttd H hatdquart-
'" of Alltn Allan roc1ll movamant. Clooa Irland of
Paul Carpenter.
JOHN ICILLIPl!!t -Chltf aida te Suparvl-
Allan, ha lntenda )• -k tho Fifth Dllfrlcl lalo II
Allan ret1 .. 1. H11 """""' put.lie Nlatlona uacu-tfv• Fronk Mlchtltna It anduct hit etmpalf'I In
1'70. l(llltftr and hl1 oumptuout C•-• ul Mor
hom. have been the ,,,..,,of •tt1ck1 In recall llt1r-
atur1 •
ROllRT llAnIN.,.. R~antly 11edad Flnt Dl1o
trlct supervltor 1ftcl a Santa Ana attorney. Got "1'9
recall plctvr1 with 1 afat1ment thet more Dlmoerat1
1houltl be alactecl t• "'""1Mrtls11n effice1. Defends that statement today.
CHIP CLIARY -Joan Irvine Smith'• Nile
.. iotlena man ind tho fl9uro Hhlrld tho Ill.feted
drl'le .. un•eat Allen In 1M7. Onetime •fNnl· sup-
porter of Allen. Cltlm1 not .. llt ln .. 1v..i In tftl• ,...
call end .. llt '"11Waro of tht kltntlty of ltt •-· ~1 1 ontlpotlty 19aln1t Allan, aamo ~·· 11 I part of hl1 lont-•ttndlnt har1111Mi1t of
rvine iem,.ny mana .. ment. Cleary Is frleiMI, c~
Rdante of At1ea10r Andrew J. Hinshaw, •nother
lrvlna Compony '"·
Cl.IAaY
DAN l!MORY -Ha ... of tha Harlltr Area tnt)·
airport nol•• tr.utt and a man whe cl1lnt1 that he
was approachMI by Peul Carptntlr aftCI a1kM to run
for Allan'• job. RtJact"' Iha tffor and Hnlt1 •"Y
othor link with tho recall crewd.
WILLIAM WILCOXEN -l-lltacll '"°'" ney and• key flfure In the ''Seve Salt CrMk RoH''
c•mP1l1n. He could M • uncfltla .. , he 1ay1, but not
under tht recall baftMr. lta1t1 IUIMrYIH,. fer ''u.
lawful altandonment of Silt Creek RMtl'' ti L19una
Niguel Corp.
JOSEPH ROSl!NIR -Nowport lltadt mana..-
ment control expert anti • man tlppM by many
Democrats at a 1upervlHrfel candldete. Denies any
lnvolvament with recall meV.mtnt cl"plte Mmlnt
by T arantlne. Hlfhly r .. arded ity Harber ArM
Damot. Wlf1 on Or-Caunty Grand Jury,
RON CASPl!ltS -Daflnltoly a candi4all, recall
er otherwise, but no ceMKtion with reull mw.
ment, ha 1tat11. C..tly Lkte Isle heme, marrlM. five
chlldron and ..... polf with ICoy1._ Savl"I• _,
loen. Reganftel In pelltlcal circlet a1 very ambltlova
men.
STIWART CASI - A polltlcal campal9ntr who
clalm1 to knew1tothlrit1 ef the rHafl "'°""'ent enll
couldn't earo IM• oliout tho Allan po1t. Clolm1 hla
only connoctlan wllh racall publicity 11 111.....,h hi•
wife, JHnne CaN.
JOANNI CASI -l1acvtlva In Opinion II•
tHrdt ef Call,.,,.I• fer the "Alton A.Hen Jlecall''
eccount. He1 ffftt•cted Ptfth Dl1trlct N1klents •ftlll
11kad lham to -rt. for tho campolf'I. Rafuffo 19
comment on her Jnwfvement In tn. movement.
DR. JAMIS McOAUOH -UCI prolo1aer who
know1 about tho rtelll •rt lout. donlt1 Ml"I t port
of It. Ho la flnonc• dtalrman rf. tho N-rt ,.....,.
dadlcatad to prosarvatlon of tht Uppor lloy.
drlvint force behind the plan to uueat
his old enemy, Allen. He Is adamant 1n
bb belle! that Allen llhould not again -
office.
But Cleary vigorously denlu any con-
nection wllb or any knowledge ol the
movement 41other than what l read In
your -new1paper.'1 Cleary profeuea
himaell lo be aatonbbed at tho llnklnc of
"ao many Dremocrata" to the drtva to un.
seat Alltn In a controversy th1t had
.......i lo him, 1o be an eschllletly R•
publk:an 1pa~
Cleary ii known today le be closely
auied to County ....,.,,.. Andrew J.
lllnabaw and lo particularly welcome
th1t pithy olnctal'• lroquant dutll wllb
the Board o1 SUpervllon llld the lnlnt
Company.
Both mtm 1lguro hlsh on tho board ol
dlrocton ol .. organisatloa that alm1,
accordlng lo Ot.ary, Hinshaw and ttl
pubUclty In "ofter lnltructloo and make
the public awart ol property tu llwa and
...... --In that field."
ANod!EJt DENIAL
Cl1ary baa npultdly lnllttad that ht
II nol· behJnd lbe curnnt monment.
Alain, aa ID the cue of ltnlrl Cue,
many commenta to the eantrary have
MDI ~ btcl: IO Cleary •
Thole who tlrod ol blaU,,. R<tpublk:an
l>u"'8a -t -lo tho -" tatMrinc lf'UUDdl to unttftll IOUMlll'll ,.,,. mlfbt be llnbd wllb Clrpentar In
lbe campalan.
Many ttad Carpent<r'a ~ '!I"'
Clll -mlndo bed< lo JUly•I and a 8peacb made bafon lbe Oranp C<cNy
I>emo<ntlc FoandaUoo . by SoperrW
Robert BatllD, Finl Dlllrtcl ··-talln ., tl>t C<llnly board.
Thi)' romembond not what he Aid but
wbal lbe "Fede,_ Newa" guotad In Ill
..-n1 ol the mettinl: "Ht will
dltcull the U-Newport BaJ -troversy and t1ll oacaally o1 eledlnf
Dom-II lo -pertlaan 'o I t I In Orange County."
BatUn say1 that the. quotaUon la of hla ""ords and ii 1ccur1te. And he btll1vt1
today that b1t vlew1 at that tfme.ltlll ap.
ply "lo an county or dt)' om.ca whatever
or wherever they mJ&bt be. •1
NO RECALLER
Did he have Allen'• office In mlndf
"I 111d all dly and oounly -•
BatUn claims, however, to have no
knew!edg• ol the recall mO¥-olber
than "wbal I'm told and r •• d In the
new!lpllpen." He bu no& dllcuued Nall
mettero wllb Paa! Carpenlar -"la llct, I haven't dbcussed lll1lhlDI wllb Paul Clrpenter · for at -1ult tlit Wt m
montlll."
Battin baa au.ended poUtieal meellop
at the Weltmlnster olllcol ol ~
Savlnp and Loan. ll'a 1..--be
baan't be<o asked -tllal bl lllilM btve
met ICeyalone .. -.. Ron CUpen ..
-"'tboee --Cupeatar mlaht bafl -U-, too. TbeNO may, ID fact, IUl9t -mon thao one polltlcal'nlly 'Ollldt bicl-Balt1n,
Carpenter llld'CUpen Id Ill llldllnce.
C.rpenler It COi-only with wbet he lnlltta II lav.,.bla public nodlon
thus tar to Ute ncall camPllln.
He -·t . think tlla"t Iba -·1
fallutt lo nam. Ill candldala haa
"1lenated vttry 1111111 ol the ml-...,.
tacted lhlll far.
Bui an olf·tbt-cull 1111\pilnt o f -*' ID flv1 -ol Iba. 1lfUI Dlatrlct lndlemd lhal tbll ~ lo<
IOCrtq could well ltlDdor lbe alJoila ol
the recall ......... One......,...__, "I -
with -· not all -,.., " Illa argumenta_ aplnll Alleo. Bal I .... , 11119
belol t4ld .... lo -.. wbat la ... .,,. factftal _.., It JuJt _, -
rflhl"
Ctrpeuter and Illa --la mt! In the air ol "'1*11 bnpartod "
lbtlr campalp bJ their ftllloaf lo -their Ollldldata. Tbey pnftr to...., lllelt
WlltlnC gamt lo & palnl tblt •'t ..
aacertalntdandw•~bemtalod.
Whoo they do, II aluld be too lalo.
Vkllor HlllO Did; •RentG¥a lllr -"
th•t I may bellor lllOW -~. for thou ahalt never !mow 11\1 m. w1t11 tt."
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Tuudl.:t, Scpttmbtr 16, 196'1
OVER THE CQUNTER York Stock List . YOtlr Money'• Worth
• J As Pnces Go Up,
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..
Monday's Closing
• -. . .. M.) -LN a,.qi,. " . .
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Prices-COmplefe New ·York St"Ock Eichange List
NEW YORK -(UPI) -New• ;;.at lhe United
Slalu wu about lo 11MOW1Ce a new lroop with-
drawal from Vietnam aent the otock market hlliJer
Mottday In moderately acUve lradln(. '
Shortly before the close, Ille UPI marketwide
Indicator showed a gain of 0.59 pereent on 1,544
i11ue1 crossing the tape. There were 818 advances
and •73 decllnu.
'nle DOw Jooes average of SO blue chip Indus-j•rr ...... trials~ wis ·up 6.86. at 831.11 near the close. :it::i'' '
Volume amounted to around 10,000,000 shares, 1:~•« .,;4~
abcillt In line with Friday's pece. ,. ..... The stock average gained l.&·to. 290.7, with in~ : ... ~n~r.
dustrlals up 3.6, rails up 1.2, and utiUtJes off .2. .,,,..": 1~i,
Of 1,566 i'5uea traded, 815 advanced and 499 :::![t-!'Ii
declined:. There were 28 new hi&bs for the year and :ir ,[i 'l:'f.·:tt
fl new lows. rl: •~r~ T11ra 11111 II Anacysta said the market dr ew much of its t::atlB'' .~f s\reogth from remarks by Vice. Presld~nt Ky in l::c,n:t,::r
SaJgon that 401000 U.S. troops would be withdrawn 1r:l~ ..:,0,
from South Vietnam by the end of November. Ky tlCtrn ilfl.MI
also said it waa expected that between 150,000 and ~=~·1''°1.M
200,000 men would b• pulled out by the end of 1970. +r·· 'a': ::
Th , eclfl 'thdr T mtln 1.to1 e White Houle ls to announce sp c wi awal r '""t\1' ·"' figures tomorrow. ~l~1~ '.I
S'-· 20 . . th N "'"" '·" u.teen of the most-active issues on e ew rf~~Ei 1 ~
York Stock F;xchangt \Vere higher, 2 were lower,.J ~~~1~0 ~J: and 2 were unchanged. 1mw.1.1r ,t1 ""W1 ·"' ClOling Big Board prices included : l''n"'"r .50tl rt~~ ·'° Natomas, up ~'h at 110%; Chrysler, up 1112 at tf!O;!''~ .:l'
4014 ; Foremost McKesson , off ~ at 26'h; Occi· ~!!~~{11.ri
dental Petroleum, up -'A at 26'h ; and Capital Cities i~.~rQ.'ru. Broadcasting, off ;.a at 28 5/8. r11w 111< 1 r-.w ~4.50
DATLY l'JLOT '
American Stock Exchange List
•
II llAll.Y Pft.OT
For the Recor.d
Marriage
Licenses
-·" $14A't'Ell ... ETflOCCHI, Paul E., 2', flt
23*3 or""" ........ •lld J1"1~1 L.. ~o. ~~ E. ll'tti St .. boll'I of C'"ll
WOL14..0VI!, Erftut T., n. of 1"3
MWlo!I Wl'I 1nd M.lrt11,_. JI,, 10, fJf
11'311 Olurtti Plltt, bottl of S..I .-. .
COUL TA$-OE LEON, G11'f L, !(, of 66.M $.., C1r1ot. P1r1...,.,!ll• C.111.
and Molr'la E., 20, of .... HO!llM,
WUJmbut....
HE15LElt_,,HILLIPS. flot.rf J., 11, of
)'Cl $pMI' Avr~ Himl!"9lol! llMdl
11111 1'1trldl D,. II, of 1<6151 HOiie SI.,
Wntmlrllt.r.
CL.AlllC-GL YNN. lloberf G .. "· (If 15$06 WIUle..,. SI .. T11ttlft Ind Z.la. 3'o of
tdn ~ st,. El Toro.
GILLETTE·WOlCHEt(, 5Nl>fle!I 9 .. 21.
"' "' CQlbl 11., ~ llM(.'11 ..... o.... T,. n. of '' f"onderasl orrv-. Wll'll-Ylfls, N."I'. PFAFP'-tAllPENTER.. Dlldlw A,. 4
flt UI Hal.Pit.I ltffll .rid Fr.,,ca "-•
._ of 111• Fort C"9ri.s f'lllca. boll'I
!II H"""'°" hid!. TETE•·•llELL. 1.oWtll D,, 31. fl '901 DrMt $1., Cost• Mew end Je11'dl1
A.. 21. of 111 _,h st., N-1 ••tc1t. McfYEll.WAlDOllF, Jamft tl,, 12. of mv. N1rc:I•-""''·· c .... 11r11 ittl ~r _,., ~ G,. 16,, al 1"4622 Dd Amo. s.nt. ...... iMIT>f.WITHEY, M!dle1I M., 27, of 11111 .,,,,.. c .. , .. of 2HO lle!lwood
Ave •• eo.t1 Mew.
MANSEN;91lAS$, JIFtfl'l(Wf M., ~. of
!:MOS Ytiil Nm. G1tdw.a. C1!1f, ""' .._._. L. 20. o'I .o107t t'umllakfl
Dl1WI, MU!1'11'1110ft Be1dl.
WAKEfUM.DEIL. Jol'ln O,. 15. !If 1791) Llllt l'r.dol st .. ~n111n v11i.v ind
Ml'flnt H •• 1$, of 1240 011\111 St .. LM*1 G,..,..., c:.tlf,
•u•on tr
ltOM~Ro-MENDOZA, C1eslt E .• 2•, fl/
1"' '911 lemlnflnn Piece, Cesi. ,.... ..... """" u. d 11«1 s. f'1rto11r --· M£V11t.MAGl>AY. Jo1<11 W., 2L lllf 1n6
Wlll'tlf Aw • ..,.. IMbtl 11., .. et '14.
tNrftllllln. '°"' ef•eost. /llft&. . ·,
DEATH NO'J'ICES
ARBUCKLE l SON
Weot<IUIM........,.
111 E. 17 .. SI., Colla M,.. -• BALTZ MORTUAJllES
CGnoa dd M.u OR J.'451
Colla M,.. 1111 WW • B1!:1J. BROADWAY
MORTUABY
UI lloldwlJ, CoAa Meu
UWGI , • DILDAY BJIOTllEllS
llatlqta v.u., M-.,
17'11 Bncll Blvd.
BuUnp.-
le'ml • lkCOllMWK L&GUNA
BE.U:ll MOR1'1ABY
l'lll~JIOod -• PACIFIC VIEW
MEMORIAL PABJt
Ceme&a; • MlljatrJ ~·
•PldlleVlewllmo
"'""" ~ callllhlll -• PEEll FAMILY
COLONIAL Fl1NEllAL -'1111..,_A,.. ,,..,... .... -• "ldD'""'"f'"E•a. MOBTVAllY 1-1..-fff-1131
1110•• 41Mt• •· llllmll' MORTUARY --Ill.
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f'AG~·U.. MidlMI It,, 'tt,, "'
-"---1 .... c.t• ,... -Temr-&;;. It. .t 11111 Mlrllntr,
• By THOMAS 1"01\Tl!NE -~ .......... Start, ln!ormallon olllcor for Slali" nld I~ ytm; while city COW!cllmen·H WM Illa bJt ~'°""""""' lllPwtr1 Jlflnrll1 • Pld!lc: eooil• Frttwa,y 10
the District 7 Los Angeles ol· the best estimate now, Is not pdon' U the ~ -· ~ I.Ir ' ytlil d"l. .. -. TttoMPION.sCHMlOT, f'llll C.. 11, Ill'
13111 """"' G..-ar-... ltlMtl;I A.. a of 14tt IWIM I!,.
LOS ANGELF.S 1
-Two
freewaya '° lffV• the IOUtbem
part "' Oraap County -the Lquna Freewa,y ond Pa<lflc Coast FMwly -...,. nld
toda,y to both bo 10 }'<8"
aw~ ...
fi• aald "meuing they-10 . •• .•beolule i!p•• ol ~. loclll changed' ,lb& Pacl!!C: Coesl lllb year """"'· tho, coot Jar , N a,,....lii <jOWlty lloord of
1.:U., a~ay! . r,:_:ni:.o;;~ 11''~ ~; F~~ m#° be J>lilU In the 'tbll 1knllo . ~ f,_ .SllpervllOn JqlOU., al Wblcb
"Mo.to our money today Is there will tit.oome cbahge. ln nen livo ,to 10 yeen Tither MacArth111 lloWevaii h the ~ wu pment.d,
Ued up Jn Intrastate proj· eels the lniervening years." he than the -Ill to "!$. Cprooa .de! Mar to the san SUpervlaar Altao Allen bfOUlht
-Foothlll, I05. San D ego, "'1d. Tbe lttewO)I thtbu&b lho jllego Fre<my to be flllll up Wba1oo's tOronnatlon lhlt
Santa Mon!!"' rUid CenlllrY ~ -Stark did not cotlllrm in· ~then\ part <I cthe' county m111too. , . . lho P1c11lc Coa.t Freeway,
"'·~"~· CAll:l'EJO"lll•VINCl!lNT, "-W L.. 2'. ot U• Mrltll $1.. O''"" tflf 91tWr• A., 1t, fll tin .. eHClfl A,,.._, ~ .. v .. ...,,
VINC£HT·Y0UNG, t.lvln l .• 44 ""' NII,_ o,. ..,. ..,._ ot 1nt1 •r'9MIMI
~I .. Wtt""l!llffr,
ltOOET<AUMMl.TT. OM• W .. lt, tf
31U 8°""' W~, CCllil1 M.w •nd
Dtlft ~ u. " l!MI ttld ~"'·
A spoltosmu !or <he State
Dlvtsloo , ol Blgbwaya threw
cold water on reportl that one
or the olhtr mlgbt be built
sooner, five or ab: yean from
now.
th•I haye to be compl<tea by fonnaUoo Lasun-Jleacll City Clita ftOm Co!Ooa del M.u Tbe . all".mlle ,_•caaa inJght be ......i lbeod. ~~dlineto... meet a federal Manager James Wbealon "'1d ac...,. the Irvine Ranch, Jn. Froef•l.y° along ~ ~ "I thlot lhll'a prellf op.
-he had tJtal Division o1 land of !-a-. .act'ols t6e 1cn lload II -tell io coOt tllalstlc;" ·lald' County !load
T .... Be aald 9Z perwn ol the Highway pl~era w""...,. r.toullon llallcb, tbrou1h flO inJll!oa-.. , " , Commforllonor."1 Koch. ·
stale money put Into .these :rillering mersing prlorlli .. ·Lagw\a Niguel and Inland ol Tbe "'!!!'~ ~ tliit -otber.lreewa,y cam.s
freeways eventually wDI be 'between Ille Laguna """way Dana l>oiot to a ti .. ln wllh t6e ~ ...,.,,11 to 60 llkely a 11110 prlte tag -1100 YIL.l.AIUM.<OYl!lLl. l..llrrr ••• ti. fll
1s1r !t Mlplt, s.n11 ..,,.. 1nd '9ndr1 M... -. ·of• M1 Namllton $1., Cllml
~"Both of these lretways are
In tbe same ball park,'' Milton reimbursed from led ere I ond Pacific Coast Freeway. Sin Diego Freeway. <JOiy m,,yeaq -and the mll!Xlji'l' "'o I• d Superyllot
geoline lu fuucls. Whealoo oot long ago told Aft Orange County ·Chamber soulbera ooun11; ~ cl Jbe w~ ~ · MAll:$HAlL•WMITl!l. Jll'rllt II •• d, of
IOiJ $1.1-t Clr(ll, H11nllrwt"" •~
1116 Dork J .. U, fl '1S Wln1Joon A.Old.
""'""~ CAUILLAMfEU. JOUPll A,, 25, fll 3011 Gr1nt Ave, 1rlll Cl"'*' II .. n.
or .!tu Alll"-111'1 1~ llOlll of Cciste ~-· , Jl!Nr!Nr.TTE·kllll(W()OO, Oorlt A.,
'1, lllf tM Pel.,._ W1v, Cctth Mew
'"" ~ 1<.., io.. at 'M4lt £Winer Drive, ~Klon Viti..
'WYAn.uTT. GWll9 .L .• "'· of t1"f O'Mt ...... f Clrelll, Arletll. CllH. 1f0f
Orm.II v.. ¢ <if '151 Qlerl,. c,.._
Hun!lllSll'Otl •••dt.
'Johnny Potseed'
Given 3 Months
WOOO.l".IELO. S~ D .• lJ, Ill 110'1 ~~ /;~~1 1_~ 11';::.,.:,W'11 SANTA ANA-A Santa Ana to three months ln couiity 'Jail.
HUOSOff·eosuev, Atfor"d o .. 20. ...,.. man who pleaded. ....iitv to Su .... rior Court Judge ROtieri • I.tty L,. lt, bofll ot 2Cllt Monr'O'/'lt, auu " I"'"
Cott• MeM. growing marijuana In a Costa Gardner ordered tbat . penalty, TSAMOUDAKIS-lfOPICINS. Cl>rt1, 1J,
ot 11sn s1111rt PJl(e, G•rdt<1 o-Mesa field bu been sentenced and three years pr~tion for ;~ ~~':'.!i.::'· ot 1An1 Sp<'""'" Emilio Samuel Flores, 24,;
lAMe-co11:co11:AN, s'-l!ell t. .• "· °' after Flom -dubbedi 1•a 1~l:.:.~~:_ ·~0~(19H!: f.ounty OKs pruent day Johnny Ap-
MATTSON·HE1sie1t, Edwlrd J .• tt. ., pleseed" by Costa· Mesa police
10'l E. &fill AVI~ B•lbol •IMI Pl'!'tls ff ••-il J~ 21, el !Silt •lrcnwooct $f., Gli'lffn Road £' -sts officers -0 ered llllil gu· ty
o=AMos. •on•ld A .. tt. e1 221, \..AJ plea in Harbor municipal
~·,.. ~~ :~~. •[! coort.
Teachers'
View Aired "~ SANTA ANA -Payment ol I JE;l"E'Al-f'ARTON, o.n1e1 w .. 2t. 1,,q FloreJ was arrested ast
Mtor11t-" , H.. 20. bolll of ,,,.. U,000 to the city of Fourrtain J 21 near the o~n field •• • Gtt1111n-11 .. Wet:tm1ns1t1". "' , une .-~ ., ANAHEIM - A teacher's
KORAHOO.S,1KeR. M•rt. .-. .. 11. ,., Valley to widen the apProach ~dd.ington Street and view of salaries, teaching con-nM .fOIJnlll" w., Wat •!'Id (;lltf'.. j.._ th w A brldg M., "· o1 512. f'•rk or1w. bofll o1 "' e arner venue e PauJarinp Avenue where he dilions, · fringe beneflls and 11~:,!0.~, Doneld L.. n. .,.., across tbe Santa Ana River raised his crop of the iUicit currl~lum will be presented
P11r1c11 L. 22. bDlll of ™ J""'" sr.. ~--been au'""r'-~ by Orange by John Lepp at the Wed·
Countr ·water
LOS ANGELES .:.. ,\ genny
tu increase for vJrtuaJ,ly all
Souijlem California residents
includil!I those on the Orange
Coast has been annwncea by
the Metro1>0lifan 'W a t e r
District for its riew fi,&cal year
1969-70.
The MWD hoard o! d-
has voted to up the tu: Tate
from 16 cents per $100 of
assessed valuation to 17 cents
to meet mounting cost& to ob-
tain Northern Cautornia water
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by 1971.
Tbi111 is th& lll!ICGDd year in a
row•t.bat the:district'1 tu nl!F
wu ~ A two. O!'lil
hike last l1scaJ . year waa: the .
!tm ~In 23 yeas.
Present esttmates, are that. t1ie rate may have to: bt raised
a few more eeota over the
nett few yean before.levellnn
off and . then begimlintf .10
decline.
The dis~• pa)'nlent for
.
Hiked • ' . >
:~~~s~. c;;!-'1e:' r1::
ject. w!IV..,..mt to $35 mUllon
this (\scaJ\re'ar or SIO million
higher than'ov .. paid in 1968-
89. \
'l11e' district • lJOW supplies
one hillioo' (ilJJOnll cl Colorado
River ~ter a. day to more
than Ill mllllon person. Ill I.of
Angeles. Ali'ange. Rivenlde;
san llernanllno, Saa Diego
and Ventura counliea.
County Soldier Flood lnsuran~e
Dies in Viet County Dampens on Idea
Cflll"• MIM. ,_, ~ ~ weed. Flores gave poUce a run .t.uou1T • County supervbors nes\:lay meeting·of1the Orange GARDEN GROVE -An SANTA ANA -'J'be U.S. surea what was built before . ".~~ce-, •...eAu.11u:~ M.,t<;t•t ... • .. ,,,,.",· County crews will improve for their money by leading County School Boards Associa· Army trooper from Garden government no;., oC!ers n-.--' .. 1 don't believe n.... .... .,
"" vi .. n " "'' '" "' th b Id t f •----hil them in an auto chase which tion ;. A-·•eun· . . b bee "fie ~ ••--v .. ..,. Em.rtld L•,,., H111111,..1111 1nct1. e r ge o our ...,..,,. w e ... 'l<lll Grove as n ldenb d as insU:ranci but b Cllubty Coupty . eJux:r poUUcally or
McCAAO:EN-St. cv.i111:. criig J.. city Of Fountain.' Val J e y ended in a one way atreet and Lepp' is ""'esldent of. the ooe of 44 servicemen killed in e ~ange econo-1-11 .. ii ready to n"" 20. "" ,.,,., w•rffll LIM '•!'Id Oeborafl t'" officials aren't · very keen on .._........, .. """JO" "·· 11, o1 1111 w. ll!tl st .. both If worken wjJI widen the a~ then ·1n a wild chaae on foot 30\lthern section of t h e Vietnam combat. including six growlnlt~" said Carl Nelsm c~~~t•RTtss. Grf1Klrv ..... n, ,,,, proache! on both the Fountain which ended as the desperate California Teachers Associa· from California. taking out a policy. planning division engineer for
~ o,.,,., Grove 11v1 .. or•-...., Valley aod Santa Ana sidea. Flores tried to vault a fence. tion. The Orange County vieUm The troublt with tbJ ·Polley the cocmty Flood Control ~f'Y S .. 71, ol 1:166 Or1..,e Awf.. • In ( Do D"fs.bi ' coat• MHI. The county funds will be m Officers said they counted 50 An formal workshop al 6 wa!i identified as P c. n c. Is that It requires an area be ct.
Lt v ioiNl-RAM&o. Jt•11 P., 21,"" ..... yment for approach wort 10.inc.h marii·uana plants p.m.willprecedethe6:45din· Brown. son of Mr. and Mrs. zoned for flood atld no new 'And that. one SU<nV>rt!, 13231 $1/ldus, ~troll, Midi. 11'11;1 f'M wr~~
JllCIY A .. 21, of 537 sru"'-. coshl done on port.ions that lie in growing at the site. A waler· ner meeting in the Skyroom of. Joseph F. Frueh, or 12532 building be undertaken ln the closes out the possibility of MA~·v-f'ANHo, Ron•lf ,.,,_, 2s. tt1_coun __ 'Y.;_krT __ ltory_.;._· ------ing-'-j;..u.:g_w_•_•_lound __ n_e_arb_Y_· ___ th_e_G_rand __ H_o_t.i_. ______ Le_ro_y_s_1. ________ •_re_a_._Th_•_SoV_•_rnm __ en_t_th_en_u. __ cou_n_ty_OGOd __ 1nsu __ rance __ . __ un V11Mcl1 OrlYr •rid Sh•""' A ..
II, of DJ! Polll•" Clrcr.. bolh of H~lfnwton leach. !,--~------------------------------------------------------------------~ STAFFORD-SMITH, •khlre L, '1. o'I tm Otllr.t Orlw, WetlmlM!tr •rid M1rc!t J,, 3.1, d 1:Mt2 Cort SI,.
G•rdeol Gr-.
IU.ICE-SARAllA, Leon D.. :n, •l'ld
Mld:;ft' 1 .-Jl. bolfl (If t•141 lllllrwrl.
El Toro.
COLL1$0N--MALL, lerf'I' O .• iA, ""'
M1rth1 G .. :l5, bolll ol last Mlr1mar,
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lt»ONNIETTE-HOLCOMll, Vldw l ,, 2•, of }1112 Mtln ~I.. We•""'lllSMr tnll ~ ... 11. ot 1•1 Monl\ll, Mld'wrr CIW •
LEMHAROT-MAHL.MAH, t11vlf P ..
21, of Im Plwce Drive, B~• "•'"'-
Ind l""' ll., 20. o'I 1210 St.l'bo9td
Wrr. eor-dtl hr.
llALE$-WATKINS, J1met M., SI. lfl...t
ll!lflh L .. fl, bo1t1 of 1~1'1 ,,lil W1f, Westm!Mler. U.•EV-SATTEll:WHITE, Jfl-M" No ef 150 E. !hi $1 .• COiii Mftt •rlll
Dellflll s.. 17. el 11S S""'9rlcllt Or""-krll• Ant. VElLUTIMt-KAZAN. Wlmern J .. "It. fll lJ'Nt· krlt• A"ti., Fciunftl" Ytl,..,
tnd GW!• l.r 14 el t3n 91.illdlll, e.t'dM .~
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PETl"SOJll-JEMKIMI. TetrY J .. tt. er • --&t . ...i p._1. L , 21, er
20f Mllftllntitolt AW.. bo1ll Ill Hurt-
OL~mkct#, Wllllt R •• 4'. -:I
1-. a. Dotll Ii' 1'41 5Pl'IM4tle SI ..
Wnl'm!Mltf. CAYE-JACQUES. Leo111"' A., '/1, el nu Minor •nd Su1111 o .. ,., ., ttOJ
ltlltltl'I Ave •• bDlll d C.0.11 rM ... HAYEs--MOORE. MldiMI ft •• :it, of
m Flower Ind Mtlll'l6t M .... "' -"$ VldDrl1, bllf!I di Cestt Mone. HUTCH1$0N-8ELCH0VEIC, ll:ldllln!
G .. 1'. of·7M1 Conlan, H11ntlnwlon BffCll Ind ltrbll'I A., lt, Of 16*
D•M Circle. Wntmlnster. MYTINGE-GAUANIGA. llonel II! .•
24, 111C1 P,ull t.. .. 11, tloth ef 255'h $1,
AMI'& Ol"llll, l..l!llUM 8Ndl.
HALLEN9Ell:G-GLASGOW, lM II:., . 32, of Qt A~ Ave •• Coronl 0.1
Mir lnCI IE,.. A., )f, of 20112 Kllnfl Ortvt, Slnt1 Alli Hel•lltt. KESHLD:-BRAOY, Wtdn J .. M, •!'Id
;$!Mn K .. tt, bolll of 1603¥. E.
&llbolt. N~ 9Ncll.
MOOll:E-$AUNOERS. Dtnnl1 H., 20, ot
lJCQl Pl"""'r.l, Hunllntton •~
incl c.r-tJo f., , .. of 11$2 lmPt1rl1I,
Ge..,. Graw.
tllAIG-l.YON&. Oouvl1i1 W .• 1S. crt
"24" 15111 SI. Incl fttbecc.11 ... n. ol
lT.IOO keelsbn line, llOlll ot .. ...,.
11"'9"'" BMd\. GLAGOVICH--4UTHERLIN, fr~ V., 70, of lOln $In A/llltlo. Wnlmlns,..r
1nc1 s11 .. n J •• 20. o1 2121 All'"ed1,
A"tllelln. lftEWER-ft!TTENHOUSE, Dot\lhl L .•
3.l. tnd Atn1nd1 M,. 34 bo!ll of 1'7
Stllllm1r, Coilt Mua.
llGHTNEll:-MILLElt, A;Dd S .. 20, ol
"'2 $11wr Slrtncl Ind C.ral L , :n, «
1CIOoQ (Ft1fll!1 Drive, ball! of H<I"'
llntlOn 9HCll • H1EL$0~cCLUltt:, Gorclafl T •• 16,
of 1615 Rv!fl llM. NfWPOl1 &eldl
Ind AVll II:., 13. flf 1190 Ogltll\O'" Art.. Afl1nt1, G1. RO&lNSON-OICIC(V, l!ruq H,, ff. of
13l'Ol E, PhU1dtlflhl1, >Niimi« •nd KlllllHn JL M. of '211 Vl1 Sin
11r111 ...... 1, 5111 c1emeimi., MILLES-H\JGHES. Ale" C., U. 1nd M...ao C .. 21, llotll ot m Ollmor4
lalbot bl•l'ld. LUllOCK-MU•PHY, 0-.. t.,. 7J.
al t1•'h hnf'IPIYlf, 81ibDI l1!imd Ind QMWI~ E ~ lt, Cit OM St1shor1. Ori..-.
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c;rov.. Av.. n
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If you _aren't satisfied with your
personal numbers booklet,
try one of ouiS.
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Due to the increasing number of people
who write names, addresses, and phone
numbers on the inside of matchbook covers
or scrape of paper, Pacific Telepbonewielie&
toallllouncetheconvenientPetsona!Num-
bezs Booklet.
One simple call to your local Telephone
Business Office can put one (or more) of
these handy items in your possession. You'll
find that each booklet contiiins plenty of
space for Dames, addresses and phone
numbers. ·'
Of course, a matchbook is still the bests:
place to keep @•I"! yourmatches. PaciftcTelephone '"'-' ~; M ..J~ ...
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!ll3i~ are.members•of ,Las -Brizas del ~ar, ·Fountain · ~"!l•Y· auxiliary•6f. the' Children's 'H<ime Society'of .
· Calilornia. In the;mood tX> promote 'Chrlsbnas .cal'd ,
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New Association
Volunteers Aid
Family's Needs
Open to anyone 1.rested in fosterin~ the de-
vehil'ment of heallhy individuals and family living
within the commumty is the new Family Service
A.m>ciation of Huntington Beach.
Recent volunteers for the OJl'anization got ac·
quainted today during a meeting m the home of Mrs.
William J, Gieger.
Speaking during the coffee was Mrs. John G.
Wilcox, charter and board member of the Santa
Ana auxiliary.
Object of the volunteer organization is to make
known the facilities available at lhe four FSA
agencies in this area
Main offices are located in Tustin·with branches
in Fullerton, Garden Grove and Huntington Beach.
The new Huntington Beach office Ui located in the
Town and Country Shopping Center, 18582 Beach
Blvd .• Suite 222. •.
Auxiliary meetings will tile place lhe lhird
Tuesday of. each month and will be planned to in-
clude educational materiaj pertinent to healthy fam-ill livlng. It.plans to serve tlj~ needs and challenges
o this fast·growing communitt'. ,
A IM»lprofit organiza~'lt" is-funded by United
Fund and Community <;llesi -offers the services
of counselors who are trained as.; .social workers to
any family under stress. ~.. ...
It is a national 'ori"l!ization with more·than 300
similar counseling ,.ageriCies in meri1bership. Fees
are charge<!· accotdlng to famlly lncoine. and num-
ber of children, but no·one is,.tutbed away beCause
of lack of~--·
Anyone liviJlg and worklng in Orange ..0.Unty
may apply, for services, and anyone interested in
volunteermg b_elp. to tlie-auxlliary .may call !he Hunt·
ington lle®I! Office, 96fli>938. ·
The next meitilt,g ""Of the organization will take
place in the· Huntlbg!Orf_ Beach home of Mrs. Geiger
on Tuesdliy1'.oet: 21, al~O a.m. ·
sales, which benefit the adoptive agency. are (left
to-right) tbe.-Mmes. Joseph MaiQlO, chairman ; Ron
Garland, James Lliurin·and Clyde Story.. ' · · ·
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Guest ~llker will·b.-W~liam H. Votaw, a past
president Okthe,FSA~' Orange County ; past _presi-
dent of t!ie,'!!illvlWtidn..Armrboard: a former vice chairtnan .of.,tlie.,~ge County' Jttventle Justice
Commissl'11!; am!' a!member of lhe Cali,fornia Parole
and Com!!:lional:A.ll&:iation.
·IWftARMONY -·soundin'g a h•m chord.are the "sfsters" of the
"Rollo west fiUnily, inclljding (left,'-rlglil) Linda and Paula West,
Ingrid Wesemann, >IFS student from Germany, and Carla West.
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JODEAN HASTINGS, 64~1
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Holiday Gifts
Lure Shoppe .rs
It's contagious! ,/
The spirit of Christmas is arriving early in Fountain Valley, and car·
tiers of the holiday glow are members of Las Brizas deJ Mar Auxiliary of
the Children's Home Society. ..-·
They are as busy as Santa's eJves making.~reparations for a pre.
holiday bazaar and Christm~~ card sale.'which Yt'..W ~dd. tqe jingle of addi•
tional coins to the coffers of the state's oldest Adoption agency.
Christmas cards· now are available· for viewing; ana .members ·are
entertaining friends and neighbors during a, sel'ies ·of coffees which will
continue thr:oughoµt lhE; community until Nov .. 15. .. ' . ·
· C.ards are being sol d at regular list price to enable the organiZaUon
to contribute a profit of 40 percenl directly to the society, so area resld~ts
who purchase their cards through the society are giving a personal Christ-
mas gift to children in need of adoptive homes. '
Community residents who wish to .attend a_ coffee and catd sale are
invited to call Mrs. Joseph Maiolo, chairman, 962-826~. for additional in-
forn1atioo.
Mrs. James Laurin is formulating plans and directing work sessions
for the Christmas bazaar, ahd many of the handcrafted items will be of~
fered during the .group's bridge luncheon which will take place Saturday.
Nov. 8, in Golden West College. Ticket! for the affair will be $1, and there
. is a limit of 120 people. Additional information may be obtained by con-~·
tacting ·any member of the auxiliary.
The Organization serves as a support group to tbe Childten's Home
Society, the largest. adoptive agency in the state. With offices in 22 cities.
CRS ser_\.!es Jl!ltUI,al parents, their children and couples wishing to ~opt.
'The sbc,iety this year.ai?ticipates that it will place more than 2,000 children
of-all rac~s and religions. in pennanent homes.
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The-new foreign ex9haitge stUdent &ings, plays ·~tar, mano a,Ml
flute. Sbe will be attending Huntington· 'Beach! lllgb ·SCflool' this'
year. , , ' . " . . ; ~
New N<;>Je
Vibrating :
'!be sowJd ol mUJlc will echo
throui!hoot the Rollo W.,t
home in Huntington ·Beach u
the muolcal ~.w.-.S
Ingrid _w...m;,m from
Husum, Germany.
Mias Weeemann, um-year's
American F'Jeld S e r Y J 'C a
tclJolarshJp student who ii at-
tendJnt HunUngton Be a c b
High School, also is. an ac.
cootplbbed musician. S h e
slop, plays gul)ar, piano .00
the Dule.
'!be 17-year-old claui!hter of
Mr. and Mn. He!nrtch
Wesemann wu selected aa a
foreign ezehange student on
the basis ol. ber quaHUes of
leadership, character a n d
adaptabWty. She .!las taken
Engtwl courses for the put
seven years and la: fiuent in
lhe language,
Her home. Huswn, has a
population of 2500 people and
is located near Denmark br,
the North Sea.
Her parents own a-n d
\ operate a store w h i c h
specializes in selling a1_1d
repairing w a t c h e 1 and
eyeglasses. She baa a brothtr~.
Wolfgang, 19, who attenda the
University of Hamburg, and a
alster, Maren, 8, who attends
elementary school. She at•
tended a girls' h i g h school
before Jeavlns tor Huntington
Beach.
She will be sharing htt
adventures wlth ~fout
American host sla:ten, LiOda
17; Deena, 15~ Carla, 13, 1ud
Paula, 11 .. Her host fathtr
dlrecb a barbenhop quartet
and Mn. West, district ad-
visor for the Girl Scout coon.
di of Orange Cowity,, plaJ"l-piano ror a Y.OUth dlofr.
Linda West plays the chul"l'li
organ and Paula Wis amonc
the flnallm 'ln .. Ex~
Club' talen~amtest thla !'eOi. . .
C'olumnist Advocates Teaching
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Sex Education· .. Early
DEAR ANN VANDERS: Where do yoo mldt ap et' religloat, medteal, td11e•
rtaod on aeJ .~ ,lo tbJ public tJonal and el.lltt prl!ft111ooi1.~1eadm. lftll deal al K HI merii, M wlll a • 1
•eW progrllft, mlttalts wdl bt llMt, bid
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'schools? Some ol my. triePi1s '181 it, glves A m 8 a g organlud~ iapporllnc w
ticla itle11 end" leads tliem Into doing educalloll In die IChols ate t' e thlnp they h~ve ~ ~ dollllJ, My alslor·ln-law in IillChJpe'U"1>0nifted al • Amerlean College ol Obtlolrld1n1 •nd
what her clilldreft "ere taupt-.Jilt.y~ar Gynecologists, the American P • 1111 e 1 lxth c1e She deacrllied 'lhO . , . . H!81lh ,.u,....uoo, 111e.AmtdC..-111ec11.
tttmaJ1ted and .UWated by TV. act.
"riala1, r 1 d I o, neord1, -mae:lllnu,
billboards and movie1. Su ii prestlded
81 gllJftOftGI, f\ln -tU I~ Wn1."
Cblldttn malt be taugflt eafr, Cf I ( '11t
grade h not too 1 o o •• tll1t Ml ii ~,i_• t
something people do f • r klcb -m1t
e'ery .1e1 1d carries wltll tt 1 tolemn mPon>lbnlb-, not .. il to Ill• ptl'IDll wtlh
whom ht I• havlag ·1eiual rdlitton111 bat
tq ene't famtly·ud'one11 commqlllty.'
I flnilJy llellm -dlfl4bu -11111
.......... 11ley ... -.. J'hll!" ,_
l<by kanhog lo a<l'Opi _.......,.,. I
I ltflt.tl, fttaJ_~t felltlvf:, Qllf'tiM I'
fort1e ill Chelr Uva. ~ -? n 1 gra · ' 1nim the East wbo•goea arouod'"giving DEAR Rl!ADERS: Mory1;aldervnt"l1 •. eel A•'"""llhm u•·uie Niilf~l'aro~ 1'1,1~~--raturelln ~"'mele "'.,·111 plol~~-u ' dl~•;lectu-s at~ ~~·-~---·~1~·· llu le ...... 1 · .,.... U l':. . .. -. T ·~ ..., r.: thy: ,. •y ''" r·~r ~lMml ... ,,.:....,. ~ a Quaker, a Va1aar gra a , I , .... ,.1 • 'fettdler11 A.~~fa OL~·. Rri-. ,Jl~tl •
' JUI I " · . . . ended up llylng the nlOV"ll"'t ll a plot du the daugbler , o1 Uie faoq .. 1 Mcllugb1 director \ e Fta>llJ IJle
Yesterday ~ a mel~ fn>m lo weaken our Country;i8 tlloj ~... { · . "Ohlli!Oa of lhe U.S. :~ollc cOolena<e
D:lllat that ~J: .. me oH ~~•ir-1 It an• &me In and tab ater. What 1J4 1 ~ Cjr1a~r,FEdwkarCdelSdelelcben,fand 111
1
9 describtd moat ol the crllJcs ef SlECUS
sald,tbfs whole paign for ~ educa· SJECUS7· wi., ii ~ c.JclriJoe?' Do-you "ue • ..,., nn rone ormer 1 ~· membtn of radical organlzatfor11 -
tlon . IJ belnJ pushed by a Cinnmwllff. believe cblldttn llllooJld be given ,,., wllh the World Heallh Orguhatlon. She MH'IJl~r&dlng tmder •I 1-"'"Jldlnl
backed organlutlon-cafled StECU'S -edUcaUon in the pub Uc tcboph? U so. at hu drree daua:bters and two t«aage namu., ~ InlQfl'naUon •n4J'4!1ta~C!l CouQtjl :"Miat 1p1.1.am conrusod "and fri&htened. gr11nd1oua. 1)r. Calderone was the Na· Our children are getuna ••11e1 educ•·
ol the United States). My husband and l have fa.Ith In Your ttonal ,Dlredor of Planned Partalllood tlon'' every day of their llvea whether we
A<l<Onlh!g to lhll arilcle, SJ!CIJS WllJ judgment. Will you guide us! -SUN· ud founded SIECUS In 11164. like It or oo~ ond macb ol lhe educaUon
founded by .Maq,Calden>ae, a._womm TIJllESBEADEBS SIECUS 11 a nonp..Ot beallh agency 11 lhe wroai kind, 11loy "!' bdo1
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'Tbe Ideal" pl.C. rW , .. educau'oo la ~I
home. Unfortunately tbe vut nilJotlb' ol
parenll ar• JU..qalppeil to do lhe l • b
btcauae they art unlnformed and ulMt
t& d I 1 e a • 1 tel mmftrilbly aad ..._
jectJ\'ely wtl.lti thelr chJldrt:n. t 'bve teen
lh• SIECUS malerlol ud wtille I re e 1
&bat some of Jt b a ahade lot sra~e, • ... ' .
When romantic llances tum to warm
erotrcacea ii it love or chtmlstrJ,? SeDll
£or! lbt booklet •'Lave or Sn and'How te
. Tell lht.Dlfferenco," bf Ann· Landm.
Enclose alooll, allml>ld, aell-
·enY<lope •nd :Iii cenu In .... w1t11,,.....
request. "'
Ann, LIJlden will be aJad to .help 1j>l!
with your problems. Send them lb "8r )II
cm ol lht DAILY PILGT, ~·a
ae11 .. ddrelled, •limped envelope. •
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HONOR THE OIJICT -Ready to greet memben at El Camino Real Wo-
man's Club's Founder~ Day Tea are (left to right) the Mmes . Ernest Riedel,
::rs and mean1 cbamnan : John Renfro and Robert Warner past presidents
Seymour E. Nutt, president. ' '
For Moture Women
Job Clin ic Offered
A free seven-week job clinic
dUlgned for mature women
who are either entering for the
first t1me or returning to the
labor market wW be offered at
the Santa Ana YWCA begin-
ning nert Friday.
'lbe series, CHpOMOred by
the Santa Ana-South County
YWCA, California S t a l e
Eraployment_ Service a n d
Ulllvll'lity of Call!orn!a .
Agricultural E x t en s i o n
Service, will take p I a c e
Plans Told
For Gala
Fridays from 9:30 to 11 :30
a.m.
Weekly topics will include So
You Wanl to Go to Work,
EvaluaUnr YouraeU, How to
Find Joh OpportwtlUes, Your
Job Applicallon and Meet lhe
Employer.
Personnel managers and
authorities as.!IOCiated wiUt the
employment field will present
a realistic picture of the cur-
rent labor market and suggest
technique.s tbe mature woman
abould Ult to approach it.
lndivldllal counsellnc will be
avallable, as will child care,
and thole lnten1ted are in-
vUed to call tbe Sarita Ana
YWCA, !Ml-3577.
Rtaillr&Uon ii open only to
women dtflnltely interested in
tetklna: employment, and will
be Umlted to 100.
Leade rs
Toasted
El Camino Reat Women's
Club members will take time
out to honor their leaders dur-
ing a Founders Day Tea in
Dana Point Community House
at 1 p.m. Thuraday, Sept. 18.
Mrs. Seymour E. Nutt, who
is beginning her year as club
president, will be honored
along with Mrs. J am e s
MeCalla , president of
Calliornia Federation of
Women's Clubs, Or an g c
District.
Also taking bows will be
other district officers, pa~t
presidents and lile and charter
members.
Following a brief busine!l.!I
mtetlng, a musical program is
planned. Eiecutive b o a r d
members will serve a s
bo1leues, and decorations are being planned by lbe Mme,(.
John Renfro, W. A. Woodman
and Ray Miller. Evening
A pJa evening at Lhe
tbutu, an afterglow buffet
Oils Top ic of Artists
dinner llld dandn& all '" planned for manbtrs and
iuata of the Costa Mm
"'laylxme Patrona AuociltiOn
oelt P'lidly.
'!be play will be Ille Costa
M ... Ctric Playh<>Uoe'1 open-
ing night production ol "Good·
b)'e Chari.le," a comedy by
Georp Anlrod.
The patrons will be joined
by cot members for the
alt<rgJow Wllet in t h e
NewpOrt Beac:b Elks Club.
Mrs. Helen Hafner will lee·
turt and demontltate on oil
painUng technique w b e n
Niguel Art Auocl•tion ha& ii.
first metUng of the fall aeuon
in Crown Valley Elementary
School nell Thursday evening
at I.
All membtr11 and 1Ue1t.s are
welcome to attend the meeting
YMCA Event
and lilt.en to the art director
of Orange County Fair and
teacher for the Sanla Ana and
Orange YMCA 'e;,
Newly elected offi~rs In·
elude P a u I Ditunberger.
pre1ident ; Mrs. O a v i d
Graham, vice president; Mrs.
J. R. Wataon, secretary, and
Mrs. O. J. Gamache,
treasurer.
Horoscope
Gem.ini : Don 't
Force Issues
WEDNESDAY
SEPTEMBER 17
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By SYDNEY OMARR
UBl\A (Sept. ZS-Oc:l 21)'
Some confUllon ell.N. But
you ultimately P'Od!I<• !acts
to prove major· polnt. ·Be co~
Oden!. Dotl'I pernilt well.
A.RIES lMarch 21-April 11): wbhers to alter your JUe style.
Be sure of what you write, Slick: to principles.
publish. Many exhibit tenden· SCORPIO (Ocl ts-Nov .. 21):
cy to misquote . Make y 0 u r Spotllght on whit you own and
meanings crystal clear. Com-how yeu can lnclreaae ell'tlw
munications with ooe at a Digs. Re1alfons witb oppoalte
distance continue to b e lex al&o emphasized, Penonal
emphasized. mqneusm raling II hlah. You are due to IUCCffd.. TAURUS (April 20-1\by 20): SAGmARIUS (N09. 21-
Dlg d e e p !or lnfonnation. . Dec. It), Cycle hlih. Take m.
Refuse to be satisfied wllb iUatlve. Ex er c j 1 e fn.
superficial lndlcatloo.9. strus dtpendeoce of thouJbt, action.
need for give-and-take; get Accent originality. New con--
money's worth . Day 1bows lActl apt to prove beneficial
definite financial gain. Yoo receive favorable noUce.
GEMINI (May 21.June 211): CAPl\ICORN (Dec. IS.Jon.
Accent on marriage, RUbllc 11): Best to rtmaln behind the
relations, your ability lo lllten. scenes. You can successfully
Don't force issues. A.take con-deal in illusion. Lea~ detailS
cessions. Finish rather lhao . to others. Concentrate on
begip .. Give love and you will tranaformlng lmalination to
also receive it. someUUng useful. Mew be
CANCER (June 21.July 22): true to yourself.
New work m e t h o d s ~ AQUWUS (Jan. 20-leb.
complish b as i c goal. Your 18): Accent on fr I ends,
health should not be ignored. desires, fulfillment of wiabes.
Dependents put on pressure: Study Clprteorn messace. You
pet.s and people make known are epeclally attractive to op.
their needs. Do one thing at a polite ae:a:. You rective mean-.
Lime. ingful complimenl Enj oy
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): youraeU.
Good lunar aspect today coiJl.. PISCU (Feb. 19-March 20):
cides with success in creative You gain in11igbt into basic
efforls. Break thrOuib red goals. Your hori!ons widen.
tape. Accenl change, travel You can pucelve future in-
and variety . Trust hunch. dications. Accept accolade in
Your ESP clicks. gracious manner. Cooperate
VffiGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 21): with one In authority,
Be aware of property values. IF TODAY IS YO V It
Stick lo lhe solid. Heed voice BIR111.DAY, you can succeed
of experience. Don't wandar in business and you have grtat
into unfamiliar territory. Con· creative drive. That change
trol tendenC"y to be reatleas to affecting home, domuUc coo-
point of carelessness. ditJoo will prove favorable.
Area Students Become
American Ambassadors
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THINKING 'COOL' :-TI!at ls what Ebel! Club mambers of Newport Beach
are doing as they plen !or a Cotton Card Party Sept. 18 in the clubhouse. Searching the cloaet for cooJ, cotton cuul1 are Mrs. Vernace Morgan and Dr.
Emma Munsen (left to right). 1
News Talk A Su mmer Pause
Opens Fall Club Takes Refresher
For Group A refreahing pause in the Clubhouse, Balboa. 'fickel~
Jummer rou~ is bein1 plan: are $2. wilh lhe proc""eeds to
ntd by member~ of Ebell Club benefit the group's music and
George Todt will tell Laguna ol Ntwport Beach. nursing scholarship program.
Beach Bu 5 in es s and Thelr Cotton Card Party Is a Mrs. Vernact Morgari, ways treat ottered, at noon Thurs-and meam chainnan, is being
Prolesaional Women's Club day, Sept. 11, in the Ebell assllted by the Mmes. Ray
members What's New in News Nielsen, co.chairman ; Adrian
at thelr first fall program and Joyner, tickets; H. O.
dinner meeting next Thursday NB f riends McGregor, menu ; Fero I BalJenger, telephone; Walter
nicht in lhe 0 u tr I IC er E I . Gustin, raffle; C. R. Forbes,
restauront. Xp Ofl ng S. E. ~rigs, Henry Vaughn,
Todt, who i.s appeartna as a Erwin Loth and L, B .
member or Cout Federal Area H'1story Thatcher. Members of the dec"aling
Free Enterprise Speakers An th couuqltt.et include Dr. Emma
Bureau, is upected to slant au ority on •re.t history Mumen, chairman, Mrs. Neil
his talk: toward cu r rent will offer colorful commentary V. Wllllams, Mrs. Ralph on the past when the Friends legillation. Mrs. Lloyd Milne, of the Newport Beach Library Wilson, Mr1. Charles R. Croul,
leglsl " h · gath-in the Ne·-~ Harbor Mrs. A. V. Wortman and Mrs. auon c a 1 r m a n , ar-y ... ...,..... Phillip Pike.
ranged for the program. acbt Club next Thursday at Mrs. L. ¥. l\1cBride, presl-
A fonner newspaper col-lO :SO a.m. denl will welcome members
umnist and Lele"'c'on com-Miss Ellen Lee, who ha' and guests to the "cool" n,. .... ,_. specialized in the memories ,,_-
m en tat or, he f~uently and lmpre8l!llons of Madamer;;;tiiyii. ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;ii;;,
editorialized on li1e menace or tlelena t.iodjeska will tie in \I
Five Newport-O>sta Mesa
high school students bad the
vacation of a lifetime thJs put
summer and might have a
hard time settling down lo
study in the.ir respective high
schools.
During their stay t be communism, according to early Newport history with the
student.s toured the ~ • S . Mn. Helen Pr t• blicll McFadden brotheri who ar·
PIANOS
The live, plus one student
from Santa Ana's Foothill
Hllh School, participated in
CAl>IE of Catilornia, Inc., an
Ar~tpie student exchanae
p~arn. and spent 34. days in
Argentina as guests of in-
divlduil families.
'l'he travelers, C h e r y I
~mallwood and Sue Woll of
l';stancia High School, Cheryl
Peterson and Tyra HanSen of
Newport Harbor High School
and Rip Pratt of Corona del
Mar High School, were joined
by Doug Moon of FHS and
Mi~ Karen Shelor, their
chai:rrooe..
Lmbauy, met Amer 1 can . a "' pu Y rived in 1875. MAJO•
I RANDS .~mbassador John Lo d I e •• ch1trman. ~fadame ?o.1odjeska arrived
visited the largest opera houle He bas ttceiv~ awards In 1876 with the Polish Colony v111t °""
in the world, to~ museums, from Veterans of Fortign to settle in Anaheim and 12 s~r:n·
wineritll, . eatanclas, the. Wars Sorui of the American years later she built her home TERMS
Buenos Aire& newspaper "La R j ti d th in the canyon. Prenaa" and participat.ed in a evo u on an e Freedom Hostesses will be the Mmes. W A L L I C · H S
television show. Foundation. He abo writes a Horace Benjamin, R. A. Pang, MUSIC CITY
They will preient highlights column which has been Alan Andrews, Henry Schone SOUTH COAST PLAZA
of their trip for a public published more than 300 times and Leland Becketl Reserva-aeneral meeting of CADlE in the U.S. CongresaiODal lions may be made at the lrlttol ., S•• Df"41• ,.,.,,.
nett Thursday in Emncta,_Reco __ r_d. _______ __:h='b::r•::'Y::·c.:•:::73-:::1::"'°:::.· ____ :!!!'~c"'o"'ST"'A"'M"'U~•..,•..,••..,·•..,•..,u..,,~~
Hi&h School's Forum at 7:301
p.m.
Anyone interested lo the eJ·
chanae program, which ia a
nonprofit gr1>1.1p wtth five
chaplus in the UnJted Slates,
may call Woody Lane, M&-
Si02.
Membership ill open to
famUle1 who will host an
Argentine student for a month
or pay yearly dues.
[
NOW SHAPING ]
COSTA MESA &
ANAHEIM, TOO i
Newly elected officers of the
Patrobs A.uocll.tlon are the
Mmes. W. D. Van Atta, presi-
dent; Olarlea S!allley ond
Allthmy Toto, vice prealdeni.:
Bruce GvUcb. eecretary, and
J1ck Reiner!, trwurer.
'Smoke' Signals Big Pow Wow
You'll
wonder
where
the
tallow
went~ ...
The play will continue
.... -. through Oct. •.
Relervatlonl may be made by calUnJ the Costa M e s a Recreation Department, Qi.
illlJ.
Re tired
Reconven e
A Auatln Amerine, special
comultant fer A m e r i c a n
AS90Clltlon or R e t I r e d
Pt'l'IOftl, will address the flr!t
lall -U.g of Newport Beach
Olapter 121 of MRP nezt
'llwradOl'.
The 1athttina: wm lake
ploeo II U:IO p.m. ln the
kartlor Sefti6r C I t I i e n s
RecrtaUon Center. Newport
Beach, and Amerine will
d1scuu insurance' for persons
15 or older.
Allo oo tile prop-om wlll be
Mn. Thrdl -ol Corona del Mar, who will
n't'iew her boot, "A Saga of
' Old Bimpry llld World Wor
I," ~ WU Wrilttn in co\,
lal>olrtloDwlthMn.W~
I!:. 1llle.
AD pt1'IQM 55 Or older are
hrflfod to --T1-·~ tendii!f 9hould bring ·11c1<. --
NB Auxlliary
'"" I.Idles' Auxllill)' of Nowport IHdl l'lrt ilfplrl· "':..J::'' the t bl rd w · 1ta.p,m.1n ,.,.. IOclllonl. 'fnlormttlbn
.....,,.,. locatlm m17 he qt>.
t.m.ci ~I ;1.lnll Mn. T C. DalleJ, .
Harbor Area Y Indian ....
Maidens and Taus (mothers)
will beain traveling south to
Camp . Woodchuck F r i d a y
evening, Sept. II, for th<lr an·
nual Harveat Moon campout.
Mort thin JOO oampers will
apend the weekend in the
camp near Oceanside and
return home Sunday.
A sped.al award will be
11ven to the tribe wtth the
molt authentic Indian villate.
and the cunpera wlll compete
in ln4lln Olympic ond skill
(llntl, llrim ond hllte.
Hlihll&lltlng the Clmpoul
will bl the graduation ol the
approalmately II glrll who
have completed third grade,
the aae limit for Indian.
malden1. Mn. Robert Helrper
and Mts. Gtne Barlow are
planning the ceremQny.
Mrs. Roger George I s
aeoeral chainnao of the camp
and assisting her is Mrs. Noel
Peru.
Campout committees are
Walla Walla Tribe. rt1istra-
tion ; ShOlbooe ~ibe, flac
raising: Blacktoot 1'rlbe, Jn.
dian Olympics; Sioux Tribe,
craduaUon and, worship; Pima
Tribe, torch proctSlion; Ne1 Pere. Tribe, Cllllpalle In-
spection and awards ; Pueblo,
Nootk1 and Mabh Tribea.
campfire : Hopi Tribe, skill
1ame1, and HopJ and Net -
I'm< Trlbel, cleanup llld
checkout
Indian Maldens is a n
ortanlution 1pon&0red· by the
YMCA for g.lrla in arade1 one
throqh lhrte. Mothers
particlpatt in each IC'Uvlty to
fulfull ~ Ille JlUrpoM or
''/Qft.tlng the compenlonlhtp
cifmoJhti llld d1ughter."
A ricndtmtnl dJy for new
membtn 11 planned f o r
Wedneaday, Stpt. 14, from
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CAMPOUT TIME -Indian Maidens and Tau• (mothers) wUl don their trlhal
garb and bead for C~p WoOdcbuck near Oceanside next weekend for their
annual llarvest Moon Campout. Jleedy lo talle up lrlhal Ille are Maidens (left
to right) Denise Perez and Susan George and Taus, Mr1. Noel Perez (ltft) and
Mrs. Roger George. .
3:30 to 4:30 ·~d 7 to a p.m. at
the Y In Newport Beach..
Prlnct911 Mrs. 0 II v I d
_Er1ckaon, will be prtsenl to
acquaint gums \\'llh the In-
dian Malden program, nnd
crafts from etch tribe will be
on di.splay.
Executive board membf!rs,
lrtbe princesses and lhelr
daughters also wlll be present
to 1nswer questions.
fl.lore than 300 mothare and
daughters now belont to ln-
dl1n Maidens In the 22 trlbea.
Eac:h tribe metl! twice a
month and actlvlUes alMi are
planned for the whole nation.
Unwonted fatty tissue simply seems to melt tJWO'f etfort-
ltssly ·and pleasantly, ~ving you looktng ond feeling
radiant. glamorous, desirable ond lovtly.
Mony women lose severol pounds ond inches tha vtrv
first treatment. But remember. weight loss ofon1 solvts
only one figure·problem end often couses others •. let
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ond build as needed to fashion the perl!ct shape for your
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'tint. AfttJ tltlldln1 lrlal fw t!le
dtUll ol htt husb1nd, I JOUlll
'Vom111 dtddts to btcome 1 tal!Ch·
1r lo wppot1 herself 11111 lltt
eillrt-J•t-old IOft (Teddy QWrn).
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Vtlt." Sin1ers Jerry Ytlt ·11nd
J<Minlti Sommers 1r1 jolptd b' Ille
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ftl Rn hltinl (60) "Efl<:Oft P1r1s."
Charita Boyt!" ftl"lltt I film 1bolJI
the P1ri1 of yuter1lly ind tod1y,
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ried th•I her 111ns e111'1 htndle
ind •U rcn,1te the}' lliY• Ufld•r·
taken, Doris Martin ab out to
m1kl '-ilivtriu h1f111f-by bicycle.
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teud Chlld.'' Reportlr fud Andtr-
aon looks at tilt tr1tu; and arowlnr
ll'Obl•m ol ctiild bulini.
U JI-(C) (30) Ted Mt'tlla.
OJ c:nem:l tu Fallill P1•ilr•
(t) (6ii)ili1 llurrlJd end Dttt
RHvu host th1 1111 ,,_emi6fe, fta·
1u1in1 P•m fltmin1, Rich1rcl Dwy·
e1, c;omtd1'1 Mr. Frid. Cyt!thil ind
Ron 111uf111111'1. 1nd Jill Sllipst1d.
T1flld at tht for111t1 111 tn1ltw00d.
~(ti m "''° (C) (30) "Candy Man." l'•rt It. In th• C011cl11din1
•Pi:!Ddt, Ott . ..loll11 Couo is irwiltd
by CuMIJ Ubon, dirtttor of • rt·
habilit.ation untll" !Of numlics ti!.
diets, to Jllitllesl an "tnmuntu"-1
lfOllp tllWIPJ K!lion. (R)
tr whtn tht lltW 3Choo!m~rm (_1uul 10:001J a (f) NEW S£A90fll 6t M111-
Jull1 SGmmen) ,r .. ~ wtlh him lo .w (C) (6tl) A llttlt bit of old
tend• st1rn hirnl."ith hw :iom• Brotd••r lives \oday in th• nlfhl
wh.tl r•luctln! pup1t:s,. (II) spctl Gf Moscow. Thi empl\l:sl3 is
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uws hlf mqic to turfl Tony inl4 Dalel1 11d b'and •ncl 1n opttttbi
a piano virtuo.o 1rnJ thttt, b«:I~ perfom1td in •hlt1 ti1 and taits nd
NASA h1fh command insists, 111 choreofrtphed in tht tr1d1tioll ol
1s tared to 10 nn • oonttrt loui Busby Berkeley. Huftle:i lludd ccn-
Gutsts ''' Vinion Htyw<llth ,, ducts • te11r ol th• not·»-hol S?Ob
Gtnertl Schtffer. Owtn Cunninc·j el Ruai1n niaht lift on "MO$COJ11
ham as ' mu!IC r.ondtldoi, •nd, AMer D1rt." a lttturtd sttmtnt of
Gto11e Spell ts [ddit. the prO(rt m.
o @oo m••s.sMtQ 1&0i1 omtc ... (t)t601 '"Keep th• f.ith, BilbJ." lhe l11t
el a ml1ittnl priest who b 'us 0 (i! (ti m Didi CMtt (C) 160)
Jlt!lldtd far his p1rt i11 a rMotm
truud1 is threatenad b7 a. min
othe ii 1lr11d ht will bruk his ••!
of cellles!ion. Slmmr D1v1i .11
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lohn Cl'~11 p1tltflls 1 JlllllJ trio
of M1d11i111 Selllltr, vic!rn: Peter
lltjto, c&llo; and Cinda Gotlld R~
111111. p!aM. Th~y ptr!Mm WGl"U by
88ellwt111 and Scll®.rt.
fD Mn Allt ft II MHl1t fQ (30)
Ill Ctlucti. ti bl!I (30) IO:JO ID MM (C) (30) lliH }Ofi111.
1:00 0 9 (I) ml Hf.MIEftE lN Dtb-
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Debbie." Hout.tflift Otbb1t lhomp. 11:00 8 0 0 Ill tn 0) N-fC1
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w,,op b, di~(ll!:llnl heialf as I 0 Alfhd Mitclat•
111!1 C!ldd)'. CJst: Otbbit Roytt0ld!
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Chirlctte l1ndm, uld lOC11 Bo'll~y
IS Bob l •rnJeu, Wllh Botibr Rih•
•$ Bnice L1nd1n.
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(60) Ubtratt's celebr.ted '"Mom"
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m Lllddln't c..llwy CC) C.l1brlt,
ruuts ai. Kurt KiJZn", Gtni
Gr1n1er. Je11t H•c•ett, Stoey
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ID N.wit; "1'M lffy Sip ltl"
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lvl11 his two protilems-tryin1 hi ma) ·~7 -RtJ Mlll1od, Maritne
hire 1 b1byS1ttu !er ccue~ and Dittrich.
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DMtOll tnd Bobby Rus:stll.
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Dr. Chegley's 92-year·old Uncle Norton, tonight at
8:~ p.m. on Channel 4. The episode's tiUe : "A Tale
ol Two Sitters."
TELEVISION VIEWS
Thurber With
A Laugh Track
By RICK DU BROW
HOLLYWOOU (UPI) -"My World and Wel-
come To It," NBC-TV's situation comedy based
loosely on the works of the late \vriter-cartoonist
James Thurber, bowed in Monday night as a week-
ly entry.
No one in his right mind actually expected the
half-hour show to co1ne anywhere near the genius
of the late humorist. And it is frankly a commercial
venture of a most difficult sort -trying to capture
the ~enUe fantasy of Thurber in a raucus mass
medium known least of all for gentleness.
"IMAGINATION is 'vhat makes life tolerable/'
said a character in the Monday night debut. a per-
fect statemenl in aiming at the essence of Thurber.
Yet imagination is so much easier to project when
faced with words rather than blatant film. The
subtlety of the imagination has more free rein with
words; you par ticipate with the author; you create
your own images to your satisfaction. Not so with
film.
At any rate, imagine Thurber 'vith a laugh
track. No .laugh tracK \Vas used in Sunday night's
charming debut of the Bill Cosby show on the same
network. And curiously, throughout the premiere
of "My World and Welcome lo It," I kept thinking
about how natural Cosby \YOuJd be to work wiUi the
material of Thurber. There is a natural lineage
there. as indicated in the Cosby debut. ,
WELL, BEING frank, if you are going lo turn
Thurber's stuff into something approaching a .solid·
Jy commercial video situation comedy, I guess Mon.
day's opener was about as reasonably okay as you
can get in the standard variety.
The leading man, William Windom, plays a
\vriter-<:artoonist with an imagination that has flight!
of fanta!iy -which leads to a combination ot aniJDa ..
lion and live technique in the series. He is also a
husband and fat her, \Yhich Jeads to a wife and
daughter beini? in the series. He also has dogs.
THE NICE thing is that, in contrast to most
fathers in video series, he is oot exactly thrilled
about children or \vomen (translation: wives) -or,
for that matter, dogs. He can't be 411 bad. On the
other hand, he is basically gentle with all human
beings, including bis family. ·
It should be added that he also likes to drink an~ in the debut he fantasized his daughter's teach:
er into a sexy blonde he chased around his living
room after she asked him (he imagined): "HO\V
about Pouring me a little snort?"
I REALLY like the idea of the father being the
\vay he is, and I hope the series can pull off what
it is trying. T.he Obstacle is film itseU. It will never
substi•tute for words in the subtlest realms of tbe
imagination.
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ftyorfah, chilled, IOl't-llltked I D d
dtUmilned, hurled j,_ bll name Jnto
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:n.n s-· put •• ..tubk noxt to tl
cartton, tht SI. Wt ~k lefty,
ltrUCk ou\ II men to .iu. ..... tbe ma)or 1._ ,_.. lleld by 110b FoOO, 1111111
kou!u and Don 1\'illon;· .
Swobodl, tht Now V6rk Mtll' wcll'et
Kina ltOlll hit • jllir or -run bomtr1
lo pow~ bb matu to 1 W Ylcla'y over
llli! CIMlnal! Mondlf' nlibt and a II>
game 1etd ·in the N1Uonal:l,e1p8'1 Eut
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Two games are belt.er lha.n one iC you
are to pick up ground in the torrid Na·
tionat League West flag chase -pro-
vided you wln them both.
Bill Singer aod Joe ft1oe1Jer of the
Dodgen, fact a totlgh assignment tonight
21.s they contest the Cincilinati Reds in a
twi-ni&bt doubleheader al D o d i e r
Stadium beginning. at I with Gary Nolan
~ Gerald Arrigo going for the Reda.
Claude Osteen lost a bid !or hb: %:0th
\•lctory Monday night in the rtrst of a
three-game set, 4-1. The loss pWibed the
Dodgers into fourth place In the National
Lea11Je . \\·est. l~~ games behind the
:\tlanta Braves, who lo!t lo San Fran-
cisco, 4·1.
Cinclnnatl ls no1v In lhlrd pla~. one
came behind the Braves.
<>m:en WIB squared off against some ot
the league's beat hitters. The Reds' team
average is .%75 and the first five men in
Ute Une-ul> named by Manager Dave
Bristol we re bitting .300 or better.
Cincinnati's Tony Cloninger won his
lOtft gaaie of the season and lOOlh of hls
career.
11He go~ the bi& outs when he hatl to is
the best ~·ay to describe }1 i s
perfor1nance," said Bristol.
Cloninger surrendered his lone run
when he was tagged for a home run in
tM !lxth inning by WUlle Crawford, his
llth.
''But he really showed me something
after that.," praised Bristol. "He gave up
t~e borne run and then st ruck out the
next three batte.r1. That was some
pl~hlllg."
1be Doc11ers had Ckmingu in troublt
• lllt<n ini:hldh\1 !Oldinf the -lq lhe loorth lmllng. B•t they !ailed lo land the
payoff blow.
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Granier, \Vho made his 1(11.b 1ppearance
of the year and his sixtb in •row.
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11Supern1t cot me. l got him twice and
he aot me twice. BUI. r think the M~ art
sreat for ltueb&ll bee&uae it ihoWa the
IVY OD the bollom can -· lip."
Carlton dldn 1t show up unUI abatJ~ an ·
hQUI before tht g•me wu to atart. The oponl111· ,.., d<layed by rain about 20
mlnutee aner the first l\a1(-1Ming,
"l had .a fever before J came .. My baci
ached. I hid chills and 1 was 11a111tated,:•
~Ill<!.
'"t 1ot a: rubdown •nd put some bot
•tuH nn my b~ck ~rid tQok !WIJ1<> pi!IJ I• .kJU lht pain, Then .,b<n I •enl oul there '
I tell real &ood abd W81 rlally cultlng
1001.. In Ille mlddle lhree lilnln£l, I
bte1me really niuae1ttd'Dec'"ailli=-rt ;w"'"~t~e-sevenfliliiaftiO,iltlle"iljhlh Fir r-••eut l~ Wr'111ore . lm~rtant tG-1*'formanc:e but ret.r-muctl,!bat ht
over extendin& myaelf.IO much, Tbtn the total of 16 le1rn hOw lo pitch," lltd the lanky 14· couldn't put., astet11 nut.to the r·
last two Jnillnga 1101 my second wind... There aiso was 1ominle Agte's single )'i!:&Hld nltlYe of JdJarnlMcG' Flar i 1~_.:.. ~k':~J ~lla ~=~"~!!~w!! and Swt1boda'1 &ecoPd homer saodwiehtd "G~ntrr, and Tug raw \W1.1u1111I 1 b ' . · Carlton, who hu atruck out J6 men in 111 the elgbtb that wiped ouf two C&rdiO~ pJ,tcher) l~how \o pJl.cll. Tttty plJth· a lo a ~ecard fot 1trlkoou1J Y a losmg
one game Jn the majors and the mtnoni fifth innio.& ru.ns ed a floe 1Amt." ' pitcher ..
and'lost both times, ·struck out tbree men "'! didn:t ~w imUI I sa w 9ll the._ IA. µft nlriU\ innln&. Carl~ Struck ~t 0~.'.''t Ll!CY.'f Men a pltcber throw bet·
Jn the tir1t Inning, three in the second, message board that I'd Lied my record. 1 · tbe 11de· agiiri, thl1 time w.ith nobody on It~: , . Sw~a !altL ~"
dldn'.t 1h1n1:-I .had struck out lhat many. t>,.s,e. e. J,n between. Ainb! Otts ~p,mt the 1 ~ gotn# to 10 hume,, p.1~Jl and
one In the thltd, and ll\ree in the fourth. TKcn 1 dic!i'dett to 10 Jof It ,, Carlton said. rtcotd·breakfna • litb ttrlkeout wbeft he forget -.l>Jl:u.t· lt because I can t 'believe it. nut Donn Clendehon w d I k t d and ,, 1 wanted lt 110 bid: Thtfe's no' reason copldn't' cheek ~Is swiJ1C. • ~ "Tbet record L9 1101ng to st1rld a long
Swoboda hit ~13 eighth bOlfler of the year to 10 out thtre 11 you 're just goiiig to Ue ·•r waa nervous," CarltOb. tal(t. 1'l JI.lit urn;.::
in tht f@ljrtti. It wiped Out the run tHe Uie record. Then, when I dld Jt I knew J reacbe'd bl~ and flrtd. You can1t'flnuao J?s ls .a Yt,~ lor me to dO thln~s ro,r
Catiis &of in the thlrd off starter Gary bid (rone t0melhihg lh•l 'WU g~t, oUt there. I would tal.her 'have had t~ the ~rst uroe,, Swo~a jdded. I. h.rt
Gentry.' ''I was rtally .happy. J was a lot ot tUY get a hit than fOUl out or irrind oUt my f!rat ,~ind slam this year ana this !ii.
Jn .the IUlh, Carlton 'aot two OW'f: tblnp, mofe things lha n I have worda Jliat..ao 1 c:ould 1tt use sttlk~t.' , .. the hrst ,, e I ever hit two home runs in
strlk'®U, thet1 orie in tM sl1tbj 'iNll 1n fOr. SWobOd• alid he was'awtd by Carlton i one game.
Paralyzed Man '
Aborts Attempt
To Swim Channel
DOVER, England (AP) -Partly
paralyzed American lfarry Hinken aban·
doned bis thlrti atlempt to 11Wlm the
English Channel early loday after fierce
winds and waves almost dashed him and
hls escort boat onto the rocks or the
French Coast.
"It was terrifying -the whole thing
almost ended in tragedy," said Al
Costello of the Anny Times Publishing
Company, which sponsored the attempt.
"I lmeeled down and kissed the land
when we aot into Dol'cr," he told The
Auoclated Press.
Hinken, a 44-year old former Marine
paratrooper who is paralyied from th~
\.\-'ais~ down, left Cap Gris Ne.r: Beach al
lb :!% p.m.
The swim was abortCd at 11 p.1n. by
Captain Len Hutchl90n of the escort laun·
ch, Costello said,
Costello said conditions and the
weather forecast were good \Vhen the
ream le(l C.Jver to cro.ss to France Mon-
day. Twenty minutes off the French
Coast the seas began lo deteriorate.
Hinken, an Arlington , Vt., lnsuram:e
11gent. devertb~less took to the wat.er .ind
thrust tO\Vard England. 12 miles a:v.'a}'.
Ing do1'/n atop lllnken. He escaped with
bruises.
"The dinghy tow ing ~e11'6 crutches
and leg braces was Narnpca, but we
managed to rescue the equipment.
''It got so bad that Captain .Hutchison
-who has escorted 68 succts.!tul channel
crossings -called it all off."
Costello said Hinkm will return to the
United States Wetlaesdiiy. He · $!ld the
paraplegic had nol miide up his mind
whelher to try agiiln.
A11 gels Play 2;
Vo ss' Triple
Sinl\.s Chisox
CHICAGO (AP) -1"he Calirornla
Angels are starting to acl like they own
U11td place In the Amerioan League's
'''estern Dlvlsion, and Uierc·s an old
saying that possession is nine-tcnU1s of
the la1v.
MEET MR. STRIKEOUT -Southpaw Steve Carlton
of the St. Louis CardµJals, set a major league record
by sfrlking out 19 N~w York M~t batters Mond ay
night but 105t the decision to Ron Swoboda, 4-3.
Swobod.a hjl a pair of two-run homert ofl CarJlOn
lo keep t~e Mets 4'7'.i-games in front or the sagging
Chicago CUbs. Carlton's· brilliant performance sur·
passed the modern m11ik o[ 18 strikeouts m a nine
inning game previously shared by Sandy Koulax,
.BoP Feller and Don WUt1on.
"The tides and curtents cart'led the
boat and Wnken away and almost
grounded us all. \Ve were poum.led and
pummeled by a gale force v.•lth \vavts
eiaht to IO feet hlgh," said Cos_tello.
"We \Vere 50 lo 100 yards from being
dashed on the rocks. The wavee were so
strong they llfted the boat clean out of
the water and at one point sent it tumbl·
The Angels, who may be miles -like
14\1 games --behind second place
Oakland, nevertheless thrust 4th ga mes
ahead of fourth place Kaitsus City in the
'rest division \Vilh a 4--0 blanking of the
Chicago \Vhlte Sox Monday night.
And the Angels dld it on just Chree hit~
-the big blow a 8eventh inning' triple by
l\e11,·port Beach's BUI Voss which knocked
in three runs. It spoiled the majdc league
debut of pitcher Fred Rath of the \\1hite
Sox .
R AMS PL ACE FIVE
ON WA I VE R LIST
LOS ANGELES I AP) -The Lo'
Angeles Rams' roster wa~ al the 40-men
llifllt today after the NaLionri.I Football
t.eague club cul three veterans ~nd two
newer players.
Released on waivers A1onday 1vere wide
recel\'U Jim "Red " Phllllps, center
Frank Aiarchlews\ti, cornerback Jlm Net·
Iles, tlvo-year defensive end Rick Cash
and rookie place kicker David Ray.
Phillips, trying a comeback after a
year as an assistant coach at Atlanta,
s~nt seven years wilh the Rams before
being traded to f\1innesota for Jack Snow
In !98S.
ll'
. Jim McGlothlin and Ken Tahlln com-
bined for the victory.
ln a IWi·(llgHt doublche3de~ today,
Cnlifornia 's Rudy May, 8-12, and Clyde
Wright, 1·7, facet.I Joe Jlorlcn, Jl·IS, and
Brad Johnson, o-£1.
Voss' trlple came after tilt Angels fill·
c<I the bases on a double by Jim Fregosi,
a \\'alk to Jay Johnstone and !licit
Rcicl1ardt's sacrlfi~ bunt. Voss lalcr
scored on a passed ball.
C.t..lll'ORHl.-l CHIC.t..00 ·~·~r11. ·~•htt• Alom.ir, 7b l o O o W,Wllll~<n\, ti 4 I) I) 11 s~~ncer. lb • o o o A!M•lclo. u ~ o 2 o
l'rt(;IM!, 1~ • 1 2 O McCr~w. cf i o o I)
Jlll'ln•to"e, cf ) 1 o a M~no", lb • o o 0 R1l<.1>arar, 11 1 1 o o t-101>1<.ln•, lb l o 1 t
\IO!io,rl illlC~rllllen,lf IOlt A.11.0drl~\IH, Jb I 0 0 0 Mimi, c 7 0 0 II
...,cu~.( ~OODKnoo~.iD lOOO MtG10tn1in, o 1 o a o Wero, Ill! 1 o o 1 lle'Qll(.~ 0000Han;l!!l,2b 00 0 0
Ram s May Bring Buffalo
"
Cowin. Pl! I 0 0 0 lh111, p J 0 O II K.TiT~m. p 0 0 0 0 L:Pr. 0 ~ 0 a •
~l!'tn<:t,ph IOOft
011 .. ,-1, ~ 0 0 0 ~
To:31l 2J ' l l ToiU$ 2J 0 S 9
C!l:Jornl1 QOO OOt jOO -•
C1>k,9t °"'° 000 OI» -O
Or l{an sas City to Big A
..
Tt Is tbne fo~ the Rams lo respond to
:::_ Orange Counta.in.s 1n 1 slmJlar manner lo
the couilty•a aupport of U>e Rim!.
...... That Is, far two meantn1tess exhibition
games, ll1ti2 aflciooados have attended
,. , 1tam pre-aeuon r"°tball Ufls at AnWim
Stadium.
' ...
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I
I
It "'ould seem safe to assume that a
large percentage of those fans 'vere from
Ori.nge County since surveys reveal com·
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WHITE
WASH ................ • •••
piraUvely 1 ... big city follta !>Other tn conie from LA for anything ~r lflan a
clay 11 lbe beach ar al Dlllleyland.
\ • Tbe rub with Lbe Ram!" ii that il1cy
..._ have poshed off two o( the juokiut teams
in pro football on our courity. Last 'yt1r
they brou,lht In New Orleans' sopho1nore ""'elllb. ' And now they brought .lht wlnle1s St1n
Francltco 49ers.
BeUcr 11\ey !ihould bayt lb inlrasquad
game lban tu:mlth our clU:anry with that
low caliber ot l>l'D .football.
And apparenUy the Rams will tlo jlJ.'lt
lhal
'l'hl!:y aay they want another .:1une 111
AMl!Wn for Ibo JllO ....... Tl!f lltl DI
poaible I"'" bat no~ d~lndled to l~o -Ka"'*' City and llllftllo.
1'he laCttr hat • •uy named Si.mp!Kl:n
"'"' -to be well known In Soulhoro
t
California. And Kansas City boasts 11
batk named Mike Oarrctl, all!O a
rcaoonably familiar name lo Southland
grid follo1vers.
By Ule 'vay, lht Rains still baven't top-
!led their all-time sea.eon ticket high or
:19,500 set 11 years ago. 'f'hey'va tiOIJ
35,000 lhis year.
Tougla Surf..,.,
Ion Tlriac. one of the R.om&nl1n tennis
playeri :Wbo'll dalleqe Ame'rlcaa i1 lb.is wee•·· Dl\111 Clip finals, -4.mlts the fast
ii.urflCC It ~' Utvt~nd Stad.lura "'ill bt
• n;tajor Uliillc1p lO Illa team.
Tiie EIU'tpeam 1rt: used ll tlt1"tr clay coutu.· .
Pr• Unnlt leader George M•oC~U s-.y1
If i_t wel"t dp to llilm Utt surface wliuljl ht
like an lc:e sk•da.1 rtnk ii7iJuie
Ataetk:q1 meet Evrope1u11.
* * * Ull lc rt~ U lu Sti·l l.:f!
"q1~:.ba~ku !~1 efoo~~;r~1~~e:Lht~ ~1~
Heisman Trophy \vinne.r John H1111•te
!Notre Dame) threw a S7-yard scoring
pass to give St. f.1ary 's College a 7-0 lea<l
over santa Clara in their weekend ~lash.
However, Santa Clara overcame the
t1lrlke and won 43·7. .
The game rated llllle more th:u1
obituary type ootlcc in n1oot ncw11paµc rs
-quite a comedown from the J9tos \Vhert
boU1 were national powerhouses. In fact ,
Santa Clara "'as the Orange Bow·I v1ct11r
over Kentucky t21·13) in 19:>0.
Tlarowi1ig While Airborne
Denis Menke or the Houirton Astrbs, goes hlgb In the
~ir as he throws lo lint bps• to complete double
play. Menke ls qver ihe hedd o! lhe sliding Nale
Colbert of the San Ditgo Padres. Joe Morgan, tl1e
1\!l tro secohd baeen1an \\'hO gol the ftrrroundel' and
thr~w to Atenke lo s-tatt the t\Yiti·kil ng, is in the
background. The Padres won, 5-3.
Penh~1ll No. 2 QB for C-al
BERKl!:LEY -University of Californh1
football Coach Ray \Villscy moved third
r1tring quarterback Slcve Curtis or Ulen·
dale to wingback in a !>urprisc move In
Pilondey's practice.
The shifl leaves the Bears w1Lh JUd twn
pahers. last year's starter Rand)'
Hu1nphries anti Di.II'(' 1-'cnhaU 0 r
\\'estm1nstcr.
SAN rHAi\'CISCO -A t:ourl htis tcni.
roratily blocked flu:k Barry·~ rctt1rn to
the San Jo'ranciaco Warriors, the 1ean1 1\e
went to court two ~·cars agu lo break
11vay from ,
He is now under a court order prevcn-
ling hitn troin µla ying ror any basketball
team except the \\'ashington Capitols un·
HI 1 hearing Sr:?pt. 23 oo a prcliminal'}' lo·
juntllon.
NE\\! VORK-lt '\·on·1 be known unul
l11ter 1n Ille \\Cck whclhcr quarterback
,Joe Nlnna lh 1vlll be in the i'irv.• York
Jets ' backlicld when lhcy pluy the
Denver Bronc os In an American Football
League game Sunday in Den\•et. '
"I imaainc I'll play,·• Namalh said
i\tonday, "but this is lhe "'orst 1ny knees
ba,•e fell durlng lbe su»0na I've been
with the Jets."
Sh:A'ITLE -i\I Bianchi, who-reaJ1ncd
I WO rtlOnlhs aao 31 roach of Utt Seattle
SuperS.nics of lhe NaUonal Basketball
AS!ociaUon, may be named this wctk to
pilot the new '\1aehington Capitola of the
ri r;il American Bu~otl>aO Aill0ci1 Uon,
(
o,> -C~lilorr1l1 l, Clllc•r>e 1. lO• -Clll!~rnl•
'· CMCODO '· 18 -Frt;Qal. J. -FretOfl, \IOo,1. ~ -R'rc~1rd1.
If' H Ill !!ill" I& $0 ,...cGlo!~lln lW,1-l:l) 6 l o o I i
II.Tatum l , ft O 1 1
la!~ IL,Q.I) 0.1,J l • • ~ .)
L-0ier l·t/l o o a o o
O<!n~~I 1 0 0 t ft II
Pi -"'o~m1 Tll!lt -1 :S!. 4.11tnc11nc1 -J, 111.
lteittie llack
To Boss Celts
BOSTON (AP) -To1nmy Hein soh n,
who promised tu ans"'er any call for help
111hen he retired as a Boston Celtics' star
four years ago, is keeping his word -
co111ing back as coach of the Nalional
Basketbo)I AllOCl~\l<ln champl~.
Hcinsotin, now a S&-ycar-old ~. and
rat in ~pbtl. wealthy in1urat1Ct man,
agreed Monday lo a enc-year cmllract to
succ~ player-coach 8111 Russell, who
at1nounced his reUren\ent In July:
"We'll see if Heinie-likes lt1" said
General htanager Red Auerbatfi \11 an·
11abncina appointment of lhe former Holy
CrC111 All-Amerleah ,
''ff he does a good job. he'll probably
bt here • long; loo1t tlme. ··
The •7 Heinsohn, who helped thr
Celtlcs to eight NBA Utles while accrlng
ll,IH Points in nine years of reaular
aeason play. ~hocked many obscrver8
\\•hen he quit iit the age of 31 i" 1965 to
1ecept a lucr•llv~ intl\_lrance ws"!iiori.
llowever. 'he cited loyal ly &nit :cit tht
door opc11 for a ratun1, •s 11 player, 0M
they need me and If arrat1gemenb can be
worked out.''
l'ortunttlely. the Celtics dldJ ,'l need 1µm
back 1s 11 plnycr, AucriJach 1• on Lhc NHA
<!hnrbplonshlp agoin as l'OOcl1 In I~.
Ulen turood !he bc11ch rcl~os o\·er to
ftl!~Sell, \'ihO \erl 3oilOll ltJ two lll'Jl't
tll lcs in Uu'<!c ~·cura oa playcr-t01ch.
. . ,
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Tuesday, September 16, 1969 DAl~PllOT
I
Me sans on Way Up ., .
S.. 96-18 L ~ 1nce.. _ _ __ _ . _ _c_oss
By ROGER CARLSON
Of "" Dally ...... st.ff
Jt was about thla: Ume of Ule
football season, only the year waa 1963.
Scheduled for acrimmage
compeUUon were Costa Mesa
and Long Beach Wilson High.
The former wu a doormat.
~ latter was a powerhouse.
Result?
Lona: Beach Wilson won, 96-
11. Costa Mesa lost its entire
starting backfield and a
lineman due to serious In·
juries. Mustang football was
at its low ebb.
But QOW the vi~ has
ch•nged -·p~rbaps
dramaHcajlY if 8'\t1!fday's ti-
ll scrlmm'l!ge win over Tu&\fn
behind," commtrietr an "O(.:"
liclal at tbe: Saturday scrim-
mage.
Coach Max Miller's chirps "racked up l<Vtn 1oucbdow111f
against a big Tustin outfit
after giving up two quick
ICOl'es OD surprise passes.
IO all, tmofftdaJ stats ahow·
ed Mesa piling up 62.1 yards to
Tustin's nve. The latter was
credited with 11 yards pmlng
and a los& of 66 yards rushing.
Again, the stats w e r e:
strtcUy unoflldal and Tustin
faithful might dispute lhe
623-5 margin.
'llhll'• rftpooslble for the tranalllont
"Out viuious aeta seemed to
coolliM TlllUn Gil JI had a
hard ttme acljlllllng def!llliv ..
ly.
"Bui ~'l'f ltlJl:a looj. WIJ.
trom wtMte •,.nied to be.
"Motller ....... 1'1heded-
icaUon the kids have," say•
Miller,
"OUr flrrl goal b lo gel •
winning sea90n here, but we
want I.be league title n o w ,
too ,{You don't get ID)'thing for
aecond, third or fourth/' sa:ys
Miller.
. is any cMteria. r
But even allo\flng 100 or 150
yard! for error it's 'Still a pret-
ty impressive workout by, the
Mesa crew -especially when
·one ponders the past of Costa
Mesa football teams.
Miller has been workln(
primarily ·with hi! offensiv•
and def en 1 iv e roverbacb
along with ov.erseeing '&be eo--
tire .operation.
MUSTANG STARTER -One of the key reasons for Coot.a Mesa
Hi.di School's ajtparent improvement in football is Mark Turner,
a .. ~s. 250-pound senior tackle. Turner was a standout in Mesa's
DAILT "!LOT Sl•ff f'lltltl
impre5sive showing against Tustin in Saturday's scrimmage. He
didn't go out for football as a-junior.
X-Country NoNormalcyforOCC GWC
Outlook '
Sparkling Wild Games Mark Brief, Intense Rivalry
By JOEL SCHWARZ Lhrl\ls. Here's a capsule look
1\-..... , • Coast and Golden °' "" DlllY" '"'"' ,,.,, at the three previous games : v•""" Th dlctabl it 1968 -. Oruge Coast lt, West collegea both figure to e unpre e, seems, Golden West tJ. Favored •-e -n. but improved is the only predictable thing O¥v e·--Orange Coast only led 14-7 erou country teams this fall about the Orange Coast -midway through the third
The •;·tan-nmnlng oea••n Golden West football rivalry -'° -period v;hen Golden West's for Jim McDwain's Pirates whlcb will have its fourth SI.eve Cashdollar raced JO -· qw· ·"y .... w· eek ~lb a revival Satunl:ay night in ... ,,...-\;A.I WQ "1 yards for a touchdown to pair of meets. Orange Coast OCC's Le Bard-stadium. make it 14·13.
victory for Orange Coast while
Golden West rooters were
saying wait tll next year.
1967 -Orang' Coast lD,
Golden West 7. This one went
down to the final seconds, a
good many of which disap-
peared as time was running
out
had eliminated one minute.
1968 -Golden \Vest 34,
Orange Coaat %0. Delense
dominated the first t w o
games, but the third one was a
wild, wide-Open affair.
G()Jden West racked up 422
yards in tot.al offense, 301
through a polent aerial attack.
"That was the first time
rve ever seen a Costa Me#a
learn bounce.back after it was
'
How They Stand·
NATIONAL LEAGUE
East Division
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Montreal
W L Pct.GB
89 58 .605 -
85 63 .574 4-lA
79 68 .531 10
77 69 .527 11 ¥i
>9 87 .404 291\
48 100 .324 41 lf.r
Weit Dlvt1ion
AUanta 82 66 .554 -
S. Francisco 81 66 .551 Vi
Cincinnati 79 6S .M9 1
Los Angeles 19 66 .545 Jl,i
flouston 75 10 .517 51"' San Dieg() 46 101 .313 3s'l/r
Mtn••~'• lt•ulh. New Yo.k ._ SI. Loult J
Mor\trffl L ChlCl!le 2
Phlkl'*l1>hl• ,.... Pllbbllrell 1·3
S•" Fr•ncl1c1 l, At\1nr1 1
(!11tlnn111 A, LM '°""'ft I
Sin Olt,.;> S, Houl!Qt\ l T .... ., •• o_
Ch1til9G (Hindi 11·13) 11 Montreal
(P.ebtrl-S.131
Pltt1burgh tMtml 10-3) •I Ph!t.de!·
phla (Frvm1n 10-IJ)
He'<' Yon. (l(OOlrnlln 1"9) It• St.
Loui• (T1v1or 1·J), 11!11111
Art1n!1 \Rft<I ,.,,, " 5111 F11nci1-
(9 (Mlrld\11 1 .. 101. 1'!11111
Hooi""' (Grlllln 10-11 11 &4111 Oleto (511~ 1·11J. r>lvM
(l11el1111"1 CNo!•n 7.5 1nd ,t.rrlto 2·11
ti LCW. Alltoles (SlnQorr lt·t Ind Moll!I·
Irr 1.tll, 1, t,.,;.nltM
WtdnflUV'• 011Mt
New York •I Mcr>trul, nlttll
Phllldt!fltlllo 11 Chktto
Pl!l1bl.>rgh It SI, ~It, 11'9ht
Clncl"""tt 11 $Ml O"'to' nlttit A.t1.tn t1 at LOI ,t.111191et, nl91t
Hooalllll 1t Sim Fr•l'ICIKO
AMERICAN LEAGtJE
Ell& Division
BalUrnore
Detroit
BMton
Washington
New York
Cleveland
W L Pct. GB
10% 46 .689 -
84 63 .571 17~
13 68 .534 23
77 71 .520 25
12 75 .490 291~
58 90 .392 44
West Dlvitlan
1.!innesota 88 58 .&ol -
Oakland 19 67 .541 9
caUfornia 64 St .441 23'2
Kansais City 61 85 A.la 27
Chicago 58 87 .408 29'~
SeatUe 58 88 .397 30
Mt11Ur'1 llftutt1
Min~ 6, Oe•llncl l
ie.tt11 i. "''""' <rrv t Cel11ofnl• A. Clllce1111 f
CIWel1nct ~. l!lolton I
O.trOll 2. N8W York 0
Wt"'lnvton 3. Bllllmere r TM1,•1 Gt1mH
Seattle IMnottt t-11 It 11..,.. City
1eun1cw HHGl, "''"' Otkl•l'!d !Nash .. 7) ti Mkllle$0hi
(Ptr,., lMI
C1!1fOl'11!i IM1t .. \J alld Wt'ltM 1·71
1t Ciika,.;> (Joh...a11 1M 111C1 Horlln
11·15), 7, rwi.n!tlll
Delroll IHllle• 4-l) II New Ylllrt
10own1~, ...... ,. 1110hl
Clt!~elel'!d /WIHl•mt }12) 11 IOllon
(LOllbort 7·10), nltlllt
.. lllmort (McNtlfV 1WI •I W'3b·
llllnon tH111Mn '-5l, 1119111 w ............ 0•"""• 01klllld 11 Kl .... 1 CllY, nlDlll
C1Utornll •I MfnMS011, 1119h1
5"ttt. 11 Chk:I"'' 2. twl-fliglll Clt~tl•nd •I Dl1rolt" nlllht W1shf11tton V M.w r ll!"k. nlgl(I
aattlrnort 11 Ioli.ti. 1119111
Doug Brown ts the affensive
line coach, John·Sw~ ia the
defensive line coach and Don
Bums is in. charge of the .
defensive backs.
The 1969 season ·Jw not begun yet, of clourse, and the
Mesans' first real test of the
year with Orange lllgh is
schedul~ for Friday niQlt at
El Modena Hilh Sclioo!. ·
However, the 'Mu1t1a1a
seem to be. early teUOD
chol~ as the Orapge Coe.st
area's best bet to give Loan a
run for its money for the"
Irvine League champiooshlp.
Bm·nedMan
Still Critical
LOS ANG= -llaco driver Jim Crawf<rd ie in'
critical condilion today at LA •
County· edical Center.
following a crash at
San Gabrlel Valley way.
A hospjtal S{lOk said
the 22--year-old st10
driver Le!: Ctawford
burned over 31 percent
body with second and third·
degree bums on hi3 cttest,
arms and. neck.
The accident occurred
Sa turday when young
Crawford, travellng about US
miles an hour, llowed hia In-
dianapoli.J..ttPe car as be 4Po
proacbed a tum on the one-
hall mile hinted ovtl !rack. begios the ......, Frlday with Orange C...t leads it.'l a league match at Fu1lerton. yoongtr dJstrtct rival. two The RusUers elected to try
Saturday the Pirates return to gamea: to.one. but the aeries for the two-point conversion
.c:tjon at the Long Beach results easily could have been with Cashdollar 1 we e p i n g
The two clubs were tied, 7-7.
when Orange Coast'11 Wayne
Tinlin drove to the Rustler
three with 1:41 showing on the
clock.
Orange Coa&, playing-~-----------------------------~
reversed. around right end. Many of the ~ti~ at Golden West. In the three previous years fans in the stadium thought the two schools met in con-Cashdollar made it into the meanwhile, will bring his 1 Th' ... n..1 ...... e, but the official on .... aJ t tl erence 1amea. is aeason, "''"' _,, aq,..... <ml a • ower pace b th i the play rule..1 his knee had th n .. ~• ' host Cyp owever, ey are n separate "' U e nwawera ress nf ·-• I the fi touched ibe ~•od 1·ust before and E t Los ..... I Oct 3 co mnces auu or. rst e· ·-· 88 ~'tie es · • time they meet in aD .......... 1 .. .,. 'be ctosSed the goal line. Orange Coast has but two ~• I d othi lettermen back in tbe fold, but game. Films later revea e n ng they're good ones _ Dan The-short, but t n tense concluSive ·and thena~a1'1: the
Mooney and Fred Skirde. _r1_,._;lry'-has--b-•_e_n_1_on_;g:_on _ _:gc..am< __ w_•_nl_in_to ___ oo __ as_•
Fruhman Ralph Dean from
Cmta Mesa High, however,
may turn out to be OCC's top
runner. He led the Plrates last
weei in lime trials.
other newcomen include
Harry Noonan and Chip West
from ~ Mesa; Rick Pierce
and Tlin Owens f r om
Newport; Joe Bodnar of
Estancia; Grant Stiles of Villa
Park; and Les Ebcom, who
part.icipated on the Bua '
track team last spring.
One big loss, however, was
Kevin Williams from Fountain
Valley. He sutrered a shat·
tered big toe when a tori lilt
ran over bis foot at work and
will be out of action for
several weeks.
Mcl1wain thinks the Pirates
have the potential to improve.
on their fifth place conference
fini.VI last year.
At Golden West. Noon also
he but two lettermen on hand
-Doog Scbmenk and Craiil
Smith.
Scbmenk f;gures w be the
Ru.stlers' No. 1 man tb1I .......
Freshmen Terry McKeown
from Mater Del .and Vlc .
Martlnu • Ir om Huntlngton BeScb and transfer Cbrls Gal·
fney from Cypress Collqe
also bave impressed Noon.
Other newcomers include
sieve Seyler t Bob Oiiam-
beriain, Mike McCormick and
Marcel PoetoehDI from
Westminster; Davt Nelson
lmn Marina; and Melvin
Xen:es Hobbs m from HOJB.
loo, Tex.
Alio running c:roa coontry
mre memben of the Rmflers . IJlrinl .. 1., twns -Phil
Age, Mike McMahon. Doq
llarrll, Dennis Mau, Jim
Wallace and Jim Long, along
with wel&btman L a n c •
Petenon.
"We'll be much better than
Int year," Noon say1. "W•
are behhld In our tralniJ>«, but
tt'• deliberate. We've alwa}'I
been too tar along at this Ume In prtvkur yean.•
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Page 18
QB Candidate
Former Mater Del High School 1tar Jack Wigmore
is battling for a traveling berth aa a quarterback
on the Washington Slate Univertlty foo\ball team.
Washington State opeM lie •••-with two road gam .. against Big 10 teams, Illinois and Iowa. The
Illinois game Is saturday.
"
Orange Coast huddled, but
when the Pirates returned to
the line of scrimmage, the
scoreboard showed just 16
seconds to go.
Pirate coach Dick Tucker
rushed on the field to com-
plain about the missing time,
but to nO avail.
Now only eight seconds were
left in the game, time for ·one
last play. The Pirates elected
to go for a field goal and Paul
Lemoine booted the b a I 1
through the uprights from the
10 to give Orange Coast the
victory.
After the game, officials
tried to find out what hap-
pened to the missing time and
concluded that the timekeeper
pushed a Wl'ODI button and
without &tarting quarterback
Lemoine, still churned out 432
yards. 287 of them on the
ground.
But it was passing that
decided the contest. Wilb
Golden West leading 20-7,
RusUer quarterback B i 11
Inglebart connected w i t h
flanker Randy Vataha on a 68-
yard bomb on the last play ol
the first llatf.
Then on the first play of the
second half, Intlehnrt and
Vataha did it again, this tme
on a 75"-yard pass play.
Orange Coast came back
with two more touchdowns of
its own, but a 27-point deficit
as too much to make up and
the Rustlers bad their first
victory In the series.
GoJaen West coach Ray
Shackleford later called it the
biggest in of bis career.
Pennant Check
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Handhallers
Split Tests
Orange Coast YMCA split
lrilh San Franctaco in opening
action of the Southern
California Handball Associa-
tion.
seven teams comprise the
league that plays matches
every Tuesday e v e n I D g
through December on a double
round-robin bal!L
Also includtd' in tJie league
art the following : Pacific
CoaJl Club of Long Bead!,
MUo'o of Newport Beacb,
Hollywood YMCA, JUveralde
YMCA and the Loo Angeles
Aibletlc Club.
Result&:
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POLICE
OFFICER
City of
Newport Beech
It you are ot good moral
character, of 11uperior lnteJ• llgence, betwetin the agea or
21-31 wttb drive and ambi~
Uon, the City ot Newport
Beach has e.n Jnt.ere1Un.&,
well paylnl job for )IOU.
The polidon LI that of Police
Officer and proVldes a be-
ginning aalacy ot $718. per
month with peiiodlc in-
cttaielt to $872. per month.
In addition the clty ()ffen
pald health A Ufe insuranct-, excl!llent pension plan and other frin&e benefita.
tm H•n-1\~~•:.,, io-1 Lwv lntemted a pplicants ahnuld 111111 Ml, 21·16, ,1.11. report to the City Hall Lui. Ml"""• 1181 fff. Gordon Sh•w CowlCll chambers, 3300 iOCJ, 1l•'1, J1~1Ji[•s Newriort Blvd., NeWJ)Ort
C~udt Md ... ~~ IJ'MI Noll f~t Beach, caJlf. Oil \Ved., Set;E· fOCI ~' JOM FlnMMn lllCI .IN'f Ho(-17 196° 6·30 pm And ~ ($8), :tl·U• it.11, t1·1•. • "' ' ' • JJ'" H1,.n •llCI Al er-{$11 flt!, i>repared to takt I written
JACK DANIEJ.:S TENNESSEE WHISKEY is made!
just like it was over a cen.tury ago. Our retirees qere
hdp see to that.
.
These men learned their jobs fiom Lem Matlow (w~
learned it himself from Mr. Jack Danid). And tho/'vc !r
passed on their knowledge to the younger genaations
who make our whiskey today.
You see, our retirees can tell you
more about whiskey-making
than any. six men we know.
And we can promise you chis:
There's not one of them who
abides any meddling wich che
rare sippin' taste of Jack Daniel's.
CHARCOAL
MELLO~. . IJ .. ..
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·Rustlers
Favored
By Three
Fleck Sets
MV Classic
Don Crowell of Mua Verde
and Peanuts IAwny. coach of
Ibo Molllnal Ezpos, will
return to defend their ti.tie in
the secood aruwal Million Vie-
jo lnvJtailooal goU classic if
the Jitter geta home from the
Canadian city in time, IC•
cordln1 to Jack Flecll:, tourna·
ment director.
Tbe tournament wUJ be 61aftd Oct. 4 and $.
Lowrey has the problem of
returning to t h e Southland
lollowtng COllClullon ol lhe
final Nal!Ollll Leque r.auJar ......, game on Oct. 2 in lime
to-pete.
The event b a !IOohole, best
ball aHair for 1cratch
omoteun. 1'JllCr)' fee b l10 !or
a two-man team aod Includes
goU. electric can.. prize
awatda dinner • n d en-
ter1alnment.
Tiie Crowe~y duo
WOii In 0 IUdden death ~layoff wt year from Gary 8anders
•nd Dave Penlo of Los
Coyote• .
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cated on corner <lf Hacienda and Nelson A•enue.
LeBanl Stadtma -Located on Orange Coast College ram-
pwi, 2701 Fairview, Costa Mesa. OCC located on Fairview,
south of Adams St.;east of Harbor Blvd.
Long Beach WDJon -field localed 4400 E. Tenth Sl, Long
Beach. North on San DJego Freeway, take 7th St. turnoff (near
005 interchange) and proceed west on 7th to Xlmeno. School
located between ninth and 10th on Ximeno.
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South on San Diego Freeway to La Pu tu.moll. Left on La
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Pla1 X Hlglt -78S1 E. Gardendale St., Downey. North on
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Ana Freeway, take Green Valley-Laguna Road turnOff, north
on Green VaUey, tert on Laguna Road.
Vefftu1 Stadium, J.Ang Beach. -North on San Diego
".eeway to Lakewood Blvd. North on Lakewood to Conant.
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Wedmla1ter )lfgh -1'325 Goldenwest Ave., Weltmlmter
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cross over San Diego freeway , achool on left. From San Dleg~
Frteway. late Goldenwest turnoff.
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Old Tim.ers Return·
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Open. End Seu FUm Feat
Charlle Cb I p 11 n , tl>e
Keyslolle KDp5, Louftl and
Hardy, Buster Kealon and lbe
Mm Brothen wW be
fea tured tn • four-wttk Mr1eJ
Gl duslc come<tY lilml open.
ing Friday at the Open Eod
' Theater F ilm Society, 2115
Vllill w11, Newport Beach.
Showings are a ched u 1 e d
Fridays and SatW'day1 at a
p.m. with a 1pecial late show
Satutdays at Jl p.m. In acJ..
diUon Lo lht main feature, a
twelve-chapter aerial Utled
"Radar Men on the Moon"
will be shown.
Typical of the •pot boilers'
that served as the malnstay of
Saturday matlnets during the
forties and early fifties, the
serial will be shown in three.
chapter secmenu during tlie
run oI the series.
A special film dubbed the
''bonus camp flick" will be
pmenled al lhe late lhow ,..
Salunlay1 llq wllb lht
feature and tarialt.
'Ille ICbtduJe lollow1:
Sept: a.. -Cltarlle
Chlplln. ¥Ule lir...ier lllld.
lbe Keystone Kops In "Tlllle'1 Punctured Romance."
S.pt. :IUI· -BUJler KOllOll
in "Steamboat Bill Jr."
Oct: M -The Mm
Brothen in "Duct Soup."
Oct. IG-11 -Laurel , and
Hard,y in "Way Out Welt.''
1be bonus "camp fiJcU" in-
clude ''Charlie Chan'a Murder
CnUle," "The FaJcon Strikes
Back,''. "A ClOle Cal I for
Boston Blackie" wilh Chester
Morrts, and the Dtad End
Kids In "Mr. M11111 Slips
OUt".
Tickets for the fUms are
*2.50 for single admlBslont a.nd ·
SB for the series. Reservations
may be' made by calllni the
th eater at m-11zo.
SCR Slates
lntertiews
This Sunday
AMUal lnterviewa for · pOll~
lions with South_ C o a 1 t
lllpertory, Oranse c ""1ty's
only te.!lde.nt re1!0111l
repertory theater, will be held
Sunday at SCR's Third Step
'l'beatu in Coata Meaa, from 2
to s p.m.
OPEN END STAR
Ch1rli1 Chaplin
History of Theater
Offered by Irvine
"Our new season "promises
to be our moat actlYe ye t and
srowtb requiremenls demand
tnat we e:rpand the company
in all areas,'' said David
£mmes, execuUve director.
SCR has openings for person·
nel in all aspects ol theater,
including actln1, d1redin1.
design, costuming, lochnlcaJ
and business.
~ Like l\'lother
HO!.LYWOOD (UPI)
Elaine Ma y 's 19-year--0ld
daughter, Jeannie Berlin , is
clbnbing the Hollywood ladder
1tlth a role opposite Elliott
Gould and Candice Bergen in
"Getting Straight" for Colwn -
bia. Pictures.
Also
2nd
BIG
ATTRACTION
The hislory of the modern
American thealer reflects the
traumas and triumphs of our
society, says Lyle Dye Jr., UC
Irvine Extension coordinator
of a new dran1a course to be
offered thi s fall in Buena
Park.
"The social protest et·
pressed in theate r today ha.!1
much ln c:ommon with that of
the federal theater or the
deprtssion y.•bose ' I i v i n g
newspaper' wa1 much like the
social docwnentatloo of the
contemporary 'In W h i t e
HELD OVER
**** EXCLUSIVS **** ORANGE COUNTY ENGAGEMENT
UNCUTl-
INTACT!
STAlTS
Wod.
SEn. 17
EXACTLY AS ORIGINALLY SHOWN
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DAVID LEAN'S FILM a' OORIS "'5TERN.tl<S
DOCTOR ZHl\A.GO
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4111t ""'"'"" •ncih ••II l.lbeff'!' lk.-•1 ._J'IC._ eoxo~'ICf O~l!N DAIL TAT NOON
America' Dye said.
The eoune, "The ?tfodem
American Theater". which
beg i ns Stpl. n will
demonstrate, the power and In-
fluence of the American
theater in the last 120 years,
Dye said. For e:rample, he
notes the impact of the play
by Sinclair Lewi•, "lt Can't
Happen Here,•• which opened
simultaneoualy in 30 clUes
acros.5 the country with its
slroog anU-Fuct!t. statement
juat prior to our entry into
World War II.
The evidence of auch vitality.
today, however, he believes
may be found onty In "off''
oCf-broadway productions by
young people whose meS$l&e
is perSODtJ involvement with
people and thlnis.
Special emphasis or the
course, he says, will be on
playwrights Eugene O'Neill
and Edward Albee, with
popular plays from the 11120's
to the preaent read and
discussed. Some attention will
be paid to the trend toward
nudity in the theater.
The eour&e will meet 11
Mllnday eveftlngs from 7 to
1:30 p.m. at Buena Park Hl&h
Scbool. The fee for credit or
rKll-credit ia $45. Three units
credit may be earned .
lnfonnation may be aecured
from the UC Irvine E:rtenalon
office, Room 1325, Crawford
H~ll on the UC! campu.!l.
While interviews for all ln-
tersted personnel wlll be con.
ducted on Sept 21, addlUonal
performan<:!: audlUons for -ac-
tor candidates wtll be held
Sunday I Sept. 21.
Those intere1ted in joining
Sooth Coast Repertory ln any
capacl.ty shoo.Id call the Tblrd
Step 'l'tieater at 148-1363 for an
interview appointment.
Films Not
Sex Class
VICl'ORIA, B.C. (UPI)
Actor Eddie Albert. who bas
made 1u education Olma, is a
strong advocate of au educa-.
tion but lm't sure It oogbt to
come from popular movlei.
'Ibe screen and televl.sipn
star said in an. interview here:
"There are always certain
parentt who think auppreaslng
information i.s con1truc11ve,
but alt It does It take educa-
tion out of constructJve chan.
nels, away from the teachers
and into the streets « behind
barns!'
Albert say1 the c u r r e n t
swinl to areater 1 e 1 u al
freedom "is the obriow: ruc-
Uon to suppreulon of in-
formation. We're now paying
the bill for our suppression or
discussion and dlaloaue."
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HOLLYWOOD (UPI)
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CIRANIJI COUNTY'S
LARGEST
HH HA.-ILYD.
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..... ...... , -..... --home clooe s-....... ,.....,. ... llbed. 24'z25' workshop me. ta Martntn school and ~ New C•rpett, ecutive borne i.rre formal ,.. ... .......,....,.°"""' In<.-.....,,, ',.,.. bodtooma. lnmlledtomove~ dbWt ~;Pandtd ...
..... _patio-boo! .I --room,_~ S bdrm.+ den,"·'~ with wtt tior. ""!Uc< ·-.,... i..,...,.,,.. al-D01ux• Duple. bullWn ldtcben, Hud..... -..-Sitting ,.... "'""place:' i ~.THREE BEDROOM. Sand pebbles lb'ow fnlrn the tloon: .ntt lathe UICI ~r er", It ii vacant 6 u,e bdr, 3~, baqu. Garden !~~
TWO BA.TH HOME with ===": .. ...1 -... _ COb&l:rt\C&n. $33.~ U&ted ownert are leavin& .for try. View of bay 1; ~
EXTRA SPACIOUS MAST· ~. -;';::_:,'""""~ ad.Ulivel)t, call for a,pp>iot-Euf.ope, Beautiful upper t.aiN: -.500 M&.2151 ER BEDROOM .net prt;alf ~ .._...... ~· .ment. Mesa Verde locatloa.. · <f'W.....:..._ • _
FAST MOVE ' tfil
New homes, ready to move In, ~ mil•
from beoab.· First ~yment up lo 60 <!Jys
after move in. ' ·
Toiiql_ VA/FHA. Frim•S22,990.
CORAL SHORES
"'mofll~ J'IL\~,
potlo, B8Q, ~ ' .. .......... .pool. !lllO
CORlllUAARTIN
BEAL~ 115'llO
3036 t:. au a..,.., QDI .
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-""' ... ..... 1105 be.th.Wel!Mptl*-111 =--~·= ~ 'Ask!n&$S2,1'0. ~,??!?t"'.X (on Garfield between Beach. & Mapolla
962-135~
: l)Plll llVIS TILL l:JI NEWPORT HEIGlrl'S -. ..., ... payo tor 1""11 Only Un,.....ty P•rl< )237 :;,:.°"~ ""' at ONLY !ll.!00· Call llOW! 6'5.0301. BONUS ROOM "c"....._==ftt==Mo=r =1=2""so
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lluntlnstan lloach 1400
8>laa An.. 531...mt
in addition to the 3 lar'I\' -
';;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;iiilil bdnns. lhlo ohoko proeor:I> 2 BR., d<n. 2 be.lhL S..UL •·su-• $11,000 I' otters a HUGE bonus' room deecirated. All wool carpets. IV '''
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Fantastic ·euy
Sonia 'An4i I 162o I
BY °"""""" -Am. lmmac. 3 Bii. I BA. MW BUILDERS REPO (18x30'). Ideal for .... .. many """"""· El .. aot .... 6% Annuol
Owner'• 1oq on hi.-2 •tocy rec. iwm or muJd easily be le rHttuI Jarden P!lik>. G.I. LOAN 'Thla W ~ a doll boule FalO!tic: $21.IOO Jou. No ... ---:.tno. ...... . eDd. patio. J1abibed • nr .wttb 2 1ood alzed bed· feta. One ot ·35 'beautitul botl\e can be your gain. made into 2 additional bcJ. '48.500. Own/agt m.-0145 At $1.41 per month TOTAL!
-~ 540-143!5 1 J'OObll a cozy llvin&: room .,.,_ bGmel Iii eic.Clw:lve
1.ltb noor to '"'11ni 28LIJll .... """"'" &ooh aroa. Tola! Completely rep&inled inside nns. Built·ln kitchen, Fire-LGE. hilltop )pt ·Penn. view Lovely shake roof ho(ne with i===========+~I • out. All new house r,a-~. 2 Batht, All tile root of ocean&: hllb. Privacy. S large bedrooms and 2 pnll-
turu jpclOOJ.ng bonus 100m. Leu thaft.l year old & in Real.fut m:mo man batbl. Walk to Park! LeguM ·IHc;h 1~05 S1500 down. $237/mo PAYS IMMAC condition. Real.ii----=>-=::..:::==---1 Carpeti: I: Drapes. AlLl-...z.--,,--'-----1 1irtck -.... ... .,,..,,,... Call 646-11IOO ..... $%3.250. J extn .....
t1e bouae bU betlb com-1 ........................ 1 bedrooms, 2 bl.thl, fittplaO!, "Far A Wile Buy''
ALL Va.cant, llff anytime. tically priced at $34.950. * CAMEO SHORES * ELECTRIC KITCHEN I: OCEAN VJEJr HOKE
HER ITAG B Oceanfnmt 4 BR I. Don XLNT Ve" Jou ..... pdoo. E 540-1151 . OB PETTIT, R•~•lfor 115 Milford Rd. 575-6996 DISHWASHER! Lovely Cll9-Int. n.t. Wul'aot tnertut. 3
lllotolr ....... ,.. lnatdo bullt-lno 'f---and
and o•~ " 11u a11 .... COLLEGE PARK .... r pool, """ 10% •··
Colesworthy & Co.
._ HWT)'! Call 6603m. carpetinl: tbrougbout .. 642-7Tl7 833--0101 tom fireplace 9JX1 be1Ul1 Br. i Ba, w/w -..:..1 ..
It sits on .. R-2 lo~ full WIJH POOL
. -" SlB,000. 10" ...
will make it )'ours.
645-0303 Btoutlful Loon $20,900 DECORATOR'S Lido .. ,. USl oeiling""""" """"v Grae-Cor .Jot; .... ;;~,.;:;;;:
Sh•g C•rpMed Home 4 Beclrm + 2 Sethi DELIGHT ioui back yard wit!i. COV· Anxlo u1·1ubm.lt. l'IP
Costa Mesa Dirty
How about 4 larif: bed·
rooms. 2 baths. elee bit·
Int, ·double garage. larre
cul..._.e lot. forced air
bl!atin&;, 6~ tnteral on
u auumable loan, paint
u. fix it. love it.
$SAVE$
BedraomS . $21,300
: $148.0ll Ma.
You'd better see this
one. a.JI new olive creen
hlli• pile carpeting ... ci.nted by ricb walnut
ptnelin&, all on an over--
Blzed Jot. bee.utttul trtt
lf.l\ed 1treet, take over
niatint loan or set • _ ....
3 Year Old
Mansion
'nlil home bu 7lOO 911-
. _ft. of pra:tip li~ with
' -2 bedrooml downltaltl
and 2 bedrooml ui:atairl.
beautlful entry wa,y with
bu&e J.lvin& roam and a
ft!t\ f:amib' room. not too
mention tbl bellted ed
l!lt....i pool and -· side yard able to house
lll1 boat or camper, the
owner ii desperate and
mlllt sell bldni $44.900.
MAKE OFFER.
These Are
caned Quickies
* DUPLEX 2 DORMS. E.+..-432,450 V A·FHA * 3 BDRMS.. 2 BATH
our OF SEASON SPECIAL.
at Harbor Center
2299 Harbor Blvd., CM. with only S2,2SO Down AS-Near 0ranct Cout Plaza. Mod~ Spanish 3 BR .. 2 NEW LIStlNGJ ~~1:o and block $44.500..
StJ?.1E FHA loan at onb' Lar&e patio. Boat rate, No-bath Chl.ncellor heme; taste.. Real l!barp .2«)'. borne a~ WE SELL A HOME PLACE :REALTY f9l..l'704I Red"""' ll500"" na!d ..... ,, _ _, _____ _
' bdrms. hardwood floons.1•
Home needa paint &: care.
$159 per month TOTAL! Ex. thin& comparable at the fully done wt a young, mod-prox. aKlO sq. 1t. 3 Br. 3 EVERY 31 MINUTES HANDYMAN'S
cdlent neiabbOJ'hood wttb Price in nice atta! 540-1720 ern flair. Jutt reduced to baths. By app't. only. Special! f Income wllt. m
New price
$26,900
SPANISH
HACIENDA -ring....,""'"'...,._ TARBELL 2955 H•rbor $34,960. Term~ $56.ooo Fmn Walker & Lee ,... to -P•tJoo.""""' q trees! 3 ram~ size bed-LEASE wrnt OPI'ION 2400 H1I Pinchfn & Assoc. LIDO REAL TY INC. w/ocea.n Yiew. Nda. Pf.int.
P'ucln&ttng 2-ctory home lo-rooms &: 2 baths. Aw a Y !aden No 32 Full · 3900 E. C.out Hwy. 6154192 Vic woehler 1li82 Edlna:er ete. ShoUld srna $9.tm -p.
cated. on 11/3 acres; spac-lroOl the smog but dofe ' • pnce ....... V'· Lido --Pr ~""" ,..___.,_._ .............._ Newport ioos living room. lark for-1D freeways. sbopplni' a: $18,950 tl'lO total per month. JUST LIS TEDI .... , • -•H~•~ '842-4455 or 540-5140 · .................... ~ u-..w..
mat d1ninc room, both with, 8Chools. Truly your Orange Bkr. 96M4'l1 546-8103 BeauU!ul 2 Br,&: den, aver• MDSr :.Beautiful 1 story l ---..:°"':!::::":..:""'=&=---IM-'::JSS=::IO::N-:':;:REAL:-:;-;:T'l:=-;;!tffl1~-~I
ot =. ~ ~ ~ = t.::,"' the ~?nlr 'b~c ~~ ~ ~·..l'· J;/'.i~ .:_ =;;. ~;: sB~~: QUICK OCCUPANCY COMMANDl~,..G
Victorlt •tables in excellent conffi.. WE SELL A HOME family room &. dlnlng room '34.lOO ' bath, large living &. play NEW 4 BR. 2 BA Spani&h Cott tllne-C.ttllM
MMlll Uoo; corral t: puture.: J:acb EVERY 31 MINUTES Exeellent condition. ~ e Red HUI Realty room. Maid's rm I: bath. lt)'le borne on larre. iot. ~9601ot ~-"~I "'9eh1 member ot the family can w lk & L mediate ocCupancy. Pete 18008 CulVtt Dr., Irvine $149,500. 938 Via Lido Saud. Close tonerythln1, yet eom.. ~. . OlllUl .,.., eye ·
(..,yllme) .... Iris """ "°"'· Tbb de-a er · ee Bamltt Real\y 642-5200 OPEN 9 AM~ PM 83>-0820 1 ;;j673-<650 ... iii;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiio I plolo privacy !>.hind atu<co 1~000 Down, bal. at '7<J
1 '!!!!'!!!!!'!!!!!'!!!!!'!!!!!'!!!!!'!!!!!!!!!!!I Ll&htful 4300 ac;i. ft. Spanish J • walls. Price inclds many cus. month. 81137 ·v
I' tane owrioob a lft.utltul 2700~.~~atAdams 1--------11-80-l·B•ck S.y BAYFRONT HOMES tom extras; wtt bar, book· COZY, modern. J i R,
$141 Tottl Per Month nimminc pool. Authentic .,...,...._... Cot:t• Mu• 1240 Priced from $98,500 cue, derorator wall papu. $20.500. 190 Cl:nyon k:res
lnclu.fet 14exK:an tile ~ A ...... Open;iiii;;';iitll ... O;i;PMii;;;;;;;., ROOM FOR EXCELLENT Baek Bay See us for the lJdo Good terms on <»nvendonal Driv~ 213: 39&-25m.
P rincln.al, 51/4% iir1ll WOrk. mate tbil • 6 UN location on cul-d~e street. home-to suit your needll loan. 134.750. PANORAMIC Ocean view, 3
lb"""' ""'~ ... _,...,. unlqUe offering wilh. N.... IMMm. POSS. ITS 3 BR. 2 J3A. lam rm, bdwd Wolkor Rlty. 67>5200 J•rzy O'Bo"" ""'F.V. . BR 2 BA, top ol M)'ltlc: HID,
on this ASSUMABLE V.A. part Beach addreu. Aakinf , $22,950 nra., blW, heavy shake 3336 Via Lido, NB Open SUn. _....::9i3-325:..=:;1;_,o:o;',;5-lll-085;:::;::::'--$46,'150. 491-1149
lou. NO '-of -~ $149,;QO. 5 BR & FAMILY awn., ~ -lo d•l""• roof. N..._. Pal "tl ••. $16,500 RENTALS. est and EVERYONE qua1. • h b ot •mall house on 60'x3JD Assumt 51.4 % $21,100 loan A: * 4 BR. 2 3 BA. A.'5lunable $1650 down • paymf!ftt: Jess HOUMI Furnl.W"
ifies. Immaculate Nor t b 10 n macna lot in lap W.aide Jooation. $165 PAY' all. $26,500. By 5%% loan. By GWnl!r, than rent. 3 BR 2 bath. el.ec. -'--'.;..;..;,;...;_:.;.;.;.;.;=0-.-1
Ch9ta. Mesa ho~. Owner (ll4) 642,1235 This large farniJ.y borne ln 11.,;...,,.,.=o=·=S4i'-o='=~====~ I $60,500. 613-Tn6 trice built-in nna:e I: own, Generil 2000
wW help you with the down 901 Dover Driw, SUite 120 North. Cost.a M~ with all 11 · ---'------! FA heat. double caraa:e, __ .:.;. ___ ....;;;,;;;;;;
payment. NeWpOrt :Beach the built • ins inclUding a Eattbluff 1242 Bilbo• lslincl 1355 fenced & landscaped. FrH R1ntel S.rvlff
WE SELL A HOME ''!"~~~!'!!!~~!!!!!~I water condlticontt. Needs • • Have te:Mnti waitinz. GlYe EVERY 31 M INUTES 1$11 t50 Ne•r The Beech little '!LC. Vacant A pric!d 646-2313 • 646•n71 RARELY Available. Lusk OPEN HOUSE 4-7 lfm~ us the lnfonnatian on ycur
W lk & L 1 · way under market Hurry· NO DOWN TO V!:IERANS. Eutbluft 5 BR, 3 BA larp :zu Sapphire Ave, Room to ~ Nntal &. we will rent It ~. a er ee ~~·.~-~~.. this150W<m't lul 0 NL Y 5 .... ..t.i_.. 3 BR 2 bath ho-family rm, 2 frplcs. l car build new Mule on front + -=~-~===~ The Re•I Et t•te Mtrt ·--.. ~¥-..... .,., w: -..-$29 .,.... .... '6 ,.... gar, brick patio, cul-de-sac 17420 •-ach Bl··' 1111
2190 Barbor Blvd at Adami am custom dn.pel! $() ' • In qujet residential area. atrttt. Will lease; prdener iexlBUng 3 BR, 2 BA oewly Sl/4 Ofo-INTEREST -., •. , . . 535-Mri. CLOSE to tchool I lhoppinsT Lovely tree shaded patio, paid or COlllider tnde A-1 ·remodeled. OWnr 675-0204 Only $153 month MT-8531
Open 'til 9 PM Oubtandine FAMILY ROOM nicely landacaped in tra1fie beach ineoml!' property. Payments. Huge tree-shaded R 1_ S j Oiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;;J for tM kida! Secluded Mat-tree strttt Priaed for im· 644-0770 for appointmnet Hunt1n§ton le•ch 1400 k>t and beauUlul 3 BR, 1 ent1,. to hire 2005 Horse Randi or er Bedroomtl Model'l1 u-to-mediate sale at $23.750. with owntt. -. bath home. Ex:tra lar&e eov-SHARE 5 BR house 3 bl. 3
mom::M' al electric MEDAI... CALL St>-8424 &>uth Coull-:======== ered paQo! ~'11.'0od ~n, car pr w / m ~tu.re ,
DOCJ Kellllel !JON ldtcbea wllh apaclout 642'1771 Anytime Real Ealale. -Irvin• Torno• 1245 MERMAID'S X1nt -"°"' Call'"' inf..,. omployed ma I e. CM.
3 BR. >II Ba. VA-FHA....,., d"""' UH and .... .-Quicl< p 00,.u;.n MA. NSION maliol> on lo lo dowo. 04&-•~• 549----• u.
bu! NO DOWN VETS "' 2 Bedn>oms, 1.,.. living AVAILABLE NOWI MUTUAL REAL TY -----·
llS,000. Sl,100 ., ANY QUAUFIED IA YFRONT room, w/w <PU. Wula!od. T•mnc 3 Bdrm., 2% ba. In Frank\y, th~ t>.acl< homo 142,1411 "Ba=m"'·=-=--~~-1
BUYER at lea than rent· HOMr-Attach. ...... .,..,__ patio, priv. Residential :An!a in de•;..-d (o the mer--1-==,.:,;=.,;;::===,_ CAREER Woman to ihare
.. 5 •-··~~ w., . ~·-• r BEST DOWNTOWN -.·lb_ ~ H.,....._,_ paymen · With Pier a SU nOwera. R-2 lot &; x 131!, Corona del Mar. 8ep, dtn: mild m your life to 1it • '11"........ .....,...., Lachenmyer WE SELL A HOME 1 p. $19.500. Terms. 37l Ra.lam le tam. rms., with unusual around lelsurl.Y &: flick her Hunt1ngfon Be.ch . Beach. Call 89T-'154t. ~ .
EVERY 31 MINUTES :f w~~ ~ch!~: PL 642-7649 are as for "ntertaining. golden tail tn ttre sea breeze. ~ 3/~-~~eoua rearal c~ u._.
Rt'.1ltor
L!llJ Nowpart Blvd., CM
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Walker & Lee 3 -... 3% a.~· ========I 154,950 1t,,.. a11 ... """'""n"' ,_,., ~~'~ '"'"' --·• .._. . ..._ R C GREER, Realty that lets her have extra 1"y, Home bu added tarn luxurious ma.st.er suite Newport h1ch 1200 3356 ·vu;. Udo 673-SJOO houn: of fr'el! ti~ to .splash rm, prap hu beaut work-N l c e 17 ~film 10 x 40
Eves. &f.l.1665 645-Zl90
27tlO Harbor Wvd. at Ada.ms .........
Open 'tll 9 PM
CH10r'1 Palocol RENTALS
Truly-this outmnding model I lAr'Kt' 2 + all·PIJl"'POM!
pool borne gtTts )'Oii that room overicddng: SA. QI..
ll!'ellnc • it'1 that lw.h. Com· try Oub. 1..eue $185 w/
plete)y covered • enclosed option o $2l,500. '10xl20'
patio 14' hich. .C bdrms. fam-lot.
ily dining a.rug, OUue::I I 2 bdrm. T~ oom-
Sil,O'XI or $58.500 fumished. p!etely tumi&bed $115/mo.
on second Door with * BY OWNER * about tn the iurt or sun or !!hop. $24,995. Rex L. H~ w/c:ab&na mobile ~·
sweeping bay view. C '-I M 1250 -~ or fix •ou an ..... -olf.. •• 847-2525 Adult. ody pe.rlr, pool 1t rec Bookllned d Oceanfront Home,.3 BR. util Of'Oftl -Ir auuv ., ~ ... ,. '"""' "n special dinner alter a hard MANY FEATURES prt~. suo mo. or r;JirPi~': =~ livvi:: PRIVATE BEACH days work. Beautlful glass Mlle to~ walk to neW ml&:ht 8el1. Owner: 615-0UJi
Roomy kit. w/bltns & Just a tew 1tep1 .•wat. :S kitchen filled with all th!!' Jr &. Hi schools, 2 pools 21 =-"="~2-6487,_---~~--I
avocado shac crptg thru-~ convertible den, time saving appliances lik:o? tennll crurt:L Beaut. ~-J Bit furn or unfum bowie.
out Front yd w/pe.tio a: f.amily roam and fm'n'l_al din-dishwasher, double oven •led 4 BR Condo. Aasumt Adultl: onl,y. $135 per mo.
CABANNA $63 500. 6'13-6990 inc room with a view ol <one telf cleanerJ .• ~ &: s:l"' FHA. $26,550. 21296 1,,-=rou==· ======I
213 ~ ocean and jetty. AU thll disposal. Roma.ntie parent Wavecrest Or lL a 962.-°' < ) ' PLUS a KO~Ull larp p;iol saver retreat" adult apart-S29L ·• Newport le1dt 2200
I/I to a prote<:t<d .:ourtyanl .•• m'"t. 3 bdnna, 2 be.Iha. ,;::;;;,==:--=--..,,,-,,-l~;;;;:'--;;::::;:-::;:-i:=-1
Wettcliffl $1/• % LHn1 for the family that deserves Draperies throughout. ear-SHORECgESI' 3 Br., !am. IJDO Sands. 4909 ~ SPollnl three bedroom.. two tbe bl!at. tn,500. pcting in living, dining, ball, nn, 2/'Ba, bit-Ina, frple, Cre80!nt. Avail to J'um 15. S
bath ... bbme. Small dining '7J.&550 master bedroom with prt. very nice. Assume Wstina Bedr, 2 bath. wuh!r/d:rJ'tr,
vate bath. Completely fetio-51'. % FHA. low down. fl!' need yard. Pool aftD. toom. covered patio, luge _.s kr •-corner lot! Price only t41,500, ed, private gate, ll'(Jl]t lauu-B lowrwt!r 21~2378 Near J1111:ach. $250 mG.. No
5(6-SllO I 2 bdrm. An!hgoy pool,
llllJcinml..... Leue noo witli' option at lm:m;:=:=s:=:=:=:= OUEGE REALTY llZI,,,.. -•-.ell I • bdrm, lam A din rm. Hoii.. & Commerciel
-$20.900 <LU lOOI ••.•
2 ltcry lee.i;e $325 with Uve in the 3 BR .st.Ip •
optilm at $38,950. Sbup borne and have 8f' z
Bly A: ll•ch Rlty., Inc. seaping. Move in tod&)'., 1.:========= I pets. (1) 535-4S75 or (l)
llow<Drt SU!tol26NB $311,<SO. 0oly$59Sguuanlffd H I -· ' 901 •o. 'I-'===::====="" closing cost to aJ.l! (n4) unt ngton WINTER. 3 BR, 1 ii * 4 BI>llM.S., 2 BATH A GOOD NEWS . Fill + OCEAN VIEW Travets tut, ao hun')' • .U.
233' commercial lot to me
for business. 2 .eparate gar.
ages. Ideal for storage or ? !
645-2000 ""°'· 646-6001 Lusk View Home "3-W!.WOVanUooLano, H•rliour 1405 duplox, .... ,, boadi ll)mt.
-$39,500 sume S2'7 ,ax>, 5~ % loan. BAY AVE. DUPLEX Open Howie Sat.Sun 1-T Huntington Bea.eh. Bkr. w A TERFRONT Migbbon preftt family, 6210 Oc::iWi-
2 Modern1urdta in best area. Week Days 4-T $26,500 aeross the l!treet! Still just front, NB. $225. 21J.: * 5 BDRMS., 2 BATH Along with coJOl681 BOR'a, BIG tm _ '28,500 3 Jg,. bath&, fomlal dlni~ $39,500 EuiJy "1.1!11\ed. adl!qllate re-Elepnt 3 Bedroom, 2 OOth, "A" 960 596-1109
tum. Terms· $59.000. family room. Thii home'• Glen Mer By Owner rN_:__, ~ new '4 Bdmt., :;-:-===-:-=-~-I rm, and ~ den w/ <Name )'OW' terms)'
*VACANT MESA """-Enttttaln ....... 18x U-~--· H I .. V£RDz a BDRMS -co lftted, m1erm poo1, For ~. orses Newport BURR ' WH""' t>.a~tilul land""api,,. A deo-4 BR. 2 J3A, bltm, dlahwuh-Ion~ din. nn., 2\l be.lhL BAYSHORES -<Bdrm. S,be.. 115 on.ting compliments t b e er. trplc. new paint inside A Rumored $5,COl prlce In-Stpt. -June leaw. Pri~te
REAJ,.1UR wonderflll view it ha.I ot crease! -042 Mom lng ~. community with/beach. $315
J26,950 appointment to 9tt, can Dan Clwrning view custom borne
Lee. zoned tor bones. 3 bdrm. 2%.
., -N -~Blvd NB out, fiOO lq, ft. pe.Uo, lots ·of Huntington Harbo·-. mo. •~1~ •-
6;ftli e .. v-~ ·• · • C&.talina and the mountains. Cl!'ment &. n.lsed plantera. ~A" ,,_ .... .,._ uau ,.. ..
*'ro!LEGE PARK 3 HERITAGE 540-1151 be.lhl, 2 ""1>la"" In t>.ou-
'JIDRMS. -"6.250 I .......................... , .... --°""" am!.
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615-4630 642-2253 Eves. Owner. 644-1392 sprinklers, pr workshop Bmker. ~ NEWPORT Channel;_ J Br.
4 BR, 2% BA. Larae living H•rbor View Hills loaded w/ cabinets. Walk to BUSIEST mal'ketplaoe !JI wshr/dryer, dbp., Pr. ta.
room. Fireplace. Kitchen-Expansive view ol grftn-elementary, 1 mile to H.S. t.own. n. DAILY PILOI' fncd . yd. Side tie a'f&D.
dining room. Fa.mlly or den. belt, nr a.aoc. pools LoYeJy 2 m1 to J.C. Lela than mile au.ttled l8Ction. Sa Wlntl!r. 3501 Fin:ll!'y &U.-UJC
Ot9l:Dm bu.lit home, lqe en.. JEAN SMITH Beautiful patio, d o u bl ,e 4 Br., bun. Ii: din. ~ .. Wet ;H~ c:-.:::1~:i $27,40I money, time A eUarl U.:, 2 BR F1lm bame, i "
* 5 BDRMS. 2 BAl'R +· llVINE AVL .... $41.500, -..... POO~.~Wowl * SHARP 3 BDRMS, 2
BA11t CONDO -$2(1,900-Whewl * 2 BDRMS. BEAOI CCflTAGE -_pj,9MI
* S BDRMS. NEWPORT HEIGHI'S V1KW -W,950
* 5 BDRMS 2 STORY -$37,850
•tMMACULATE MESA
V!!RllE PACESEl1'ER -sz.ooo * 3 BDRMS., 2 BATH, BUILT-IN -$23.950
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dolled court)'ard Jar maxi-R--a-.-garage. Owner. For •!Pt bar Like new cpta &. dra,.. r\f'J"962•1 • .,., nowlll Bayaboretleue) .,A.,·.,~ mo, ~ mum privacy. Ml.01 extraa WUllVI" btwn 8-10 AM or &.10 rM. es $ss,soo . Make ~«et! ..,. ~
In lhlo b.outllul.3 Bdr home. ....-SUP ' PIER .......... DoLoncy RHI Esl•to ~~':!M.c.n11e, RllTs. HI E.11'11 st., Coot& M,.. $79~ . BEACH BARGAIN! 2828 E. Coast"""'· 6'13-3T10i..::Go..::no=r..::•lc_ ___ 2:;000~..;.Go::;no::::.:ro::.l ___ ...;2<::1Jo::DO::;Go=:noro::.:;::1 ___ ~2:::0-::::,DO
1810 ~ -"~ MESA ~BDE 0...,. bull~ I -........ O>onnllW l Br. 2 ha. homo. EXECUTIVE llOME ........ _. ., -..ia. ,,_ --..... ___ 1 __ 5,n_.-... Cl.rp., drapes, bltns. Steps A 6~., L
548.TI29 IQ1time 5 BEDROOM ""'""" ....... ......., IX\Uuu~.. to ocean1 $23,900 ssume 74 ,. oan
j !!!!!!!""'!'!'!'!'!'~!"!l'""""I Ai.ol-..,.0.., ... ., ~~...:: ~ CAYWOoO REAL TY N•w Broad"""' 4 Br-A
WOWI! --It'• t>.• apt. A -Malle o&r. -W. Clout H..,., N.B. F"". rm. Tutolully "'='-
5 llEOROOMSI "' thall "'''" I Ba .... lux· Mary J.oo ......., e 541-1290 e aled " '""'"'•""'·
""'" !30 000 orioua &<lid -..,..... DU Call, '•""'"""" , ----T·~ ~ ..._ -.,_, Blodi wall ........ PLEX °"""".R•al Ealato ~250!
-H ~ '"""' -,,...1ca1 land-Sele,or .,..,, •mm.~ -· VACANTI ma1 dlblna ...... ~ _... $18.960 -Doh'! ..... l>oedi,. 8,, den, 'Ba,
...... -· -......... tbla C.W.111. .... I c:.. J ......... ,. uni~ ·:Ind µnil o ... -of Hwy. 2 Bdml.,
FHA .t:i.::.1 RMlty -SA Now port Contw Dr. :-"'~ fil5.:· $10,000 ~~":'::~
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SEE THIS llEAUTYI 13M711 '4<-2430 Nawport llolthh 1210 6n.4m
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Collete Porl<o Shorpoot IA YFRONT APT. OCEAN VIEW DECORATOR FRESH
S171M!U,.MPEAYSl'as A%LL l"slBeLedi;;hm;;• ]t laL1iiL;; 2% Bdnna. 2 Batbe., 3 Garar-Com!.> 2 Br. w/ox"' "''· liv. ,.....,. na Vlsta Dt1 l.Jdo. Pier Ir: slip es. Balcon1 paUo. Kltcb. rm ., lldwd. firs., walk to
s Br, I Ba.""' -"P din "Pool" • $26,95011 avail.obi•. -....... bl .... AND. Calallna view. •vet)'tblnc. 11-2 Lot. rm. 2 frplca. eompl kit. utD FU t location $28.500 JlrtPt t: dftrf'ul. Needs SM,500 rm.hmnactnd«pc.Byown. '" near every. George Wllll lmtOft IOtne work, $32,ll». OtL1ncy R11I E1t1tt
"._ .t -549Jn) thlnr. Luatniua wood pand-REALTOR Grohom Rlty, 64'-2414 ""'E. • O>ut Hwy. 613-3!10 --.:,.=-.,.~"°"=-1 bis. handsome fireplace, at· ~~ Ew 673-L'i&I 5~ % LOAN tndlve brftldut bar. Tor _ •• _..._.-:C===~"=°''-'---1 Near Newport Pon OUice 1% btkl trom Bc.h. Newly
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Vacont • Bit "'ram rm. 1!1 • """""""'· ~1m "'°"""' "' Nowport S.acl<. Diver 511o,... 1227 Ba. .. -.-.. ....,,,. batl'lll. 30icl9' ltY rm. trplc, TARIELL 2tS5 H•rbor New Ivan Wf:ll'• qualilY CA lots ot xtru. J'or 1ppt hi! to 1<1llc 1o1. ()ob 132,IOO * PTIVATING 613-SOOI. :m GoldeN'O<l H • , BALBOA PENINSULA view homf:• In Dover ~ Oilfermt "Old Worfd" eon-$79,500, °""'" WTY' FUnetionat. t t planned e1. Large 4 bdrm 3 bath fam-P. W .C. 546 5440 tamJI~ ~~ e«-11 .. ~ Uy roomt. See rl'>Odtll opton rempof'll.l')', executive lUXW'Y FIXER-UPPER ASSUM~ v ""-d-n.. 1_ ~-•-·· Drt home. UnohlfJ\leled Bay Ir: nu .,_,__ "i..-.. • cated nr. ocan I: baJ, Pf,ri: -..v al ._. ~ ve. Mtn VU-most rms. 5Cnl ~· 1.1; owner. Oil'""" .u .. ...,.
5 .... ~ LOAN l -ia cu. 4 BR.. i&>. 646-l!iSO fl 4 SR, <II BA + maldo $2!1,900. low _,,_ fl15..3530,
s.;,cn.tl'• ftmlt • BR, r. •. 500. J BR 2 BA, b.mlb' rm. Prof 'ltn. Ideal tor entf:rtatnlng. eves A Wttbndl. rn-5141
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.l!eue it1I JllOe 15; $115 moi -GlllDEN 2•BR; crpts. lb,io. No pets !!!l!!~~!!!'l~~!!!!!!"'I 5fO.<I093. 4211 -w.,, '8 NIGH'\' UP • •--'ol Rote ,... lloY4 l!Ml\l' • · 615-1830 -,...,. -children $115. mo. HARBOR l'Dl'rlll' N a. e Kl~ ' --·" s ..,.... ·
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.,..._ -... ~ or op6on, llOO mo. • try club • .........,;, Uc! = 536-'12a !il&-J.361 ll<lnn, lkated pools. child 5'8oll55 ' PHOHE 642-5671 · '
A COVE. S -. BR, 2 BA. '°' llO"dl • pool ..mpleto ~ soonr cue centu, odJ to abopptn&. Back Boy 5240 WEf;IO..Y ntea s.. Lar11 To Pl-Your Tr-1 Porodlla M
'fantaltk: view,• 1 ot S yr ! ~t., 0wnr flS.475]. BAY CLUB~ Jrvine at iJJifu: Deluxe bMcb apta, 1 No pets. :;:::-,.;:;-T ~ -· Mottl,, 2301 Newport Blvd., •·-,.. __ ..... ~-J • • •-·~ l-~-=61$.m&==: .. ::m..-:s=;;~1;~~~:r;=o:~~l 16tb. Newport 8"lqt. .. J BB. furn/~ 219 2700 Petenori Way ~ .. ' Uorl. 2 ea.ta Mtaa """" '-IC! .. ~.... .nN ~ 12' Oulae!' Twin D, aum 2 E.\STBLUFF Ui* Innes (n4) $6-0550 -, 15th St, Apt t, HB 0.ta Men. 5f6.0S70 larp BR'a. 2 BA. beamed !or. !IO!d.00 d'ar. Q0R to pilot. n.,rwe .l2lli ml; recent 5 BR. at $550· tBR at w. * -ceiling. ti.reptw,,·1'td pool. G H • shop's 4 ll!ach, Trade tor fUZ'WY S«JM. wm eonalder 2300 ieue '• WINTER. octCUfNa~ 2-BR, · 1 ATTRACTIVE newJ,y Refs AduJ•· 00 _.. II""' unt omtl 5'91 N.B., C.M. comm'l m'-."' mut d~ all ~L
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• ~· · · Ave. East Bluff 5242 .~..... a ... ~..-, ••-.u .....,,.., acea. •nn.u ft'ntal. Ooae to bcb. •ooo · ·•
mo1 or le11. 2 Bdrm'1. ~ --i..te prtva.,,.• Soutb a... now or-""""" •--"'-t 11 ~· Jor •• ltl rift 2150 NW):'lt Ialand-Baytront t-~ · ~ ...,,-.,... ot eqty, ~'wie. CJI, Aftl ~1 ~ ..... J"" _ .. :=, 1e~ .!i_ t;~ Utstm: ~ <1tc. tttnpl ~~u!tm: ~m {;~i ORLEANS. APTS. . 5999 * fT3.3524 * comm1 mtg or unu •. CalJ ....., ..,... room. $.'75 per mo . furn, 2 BR·den. Dabr/dlapl. Tn-4500 3 Br. 2~ ba apt. for leue Misc. R9ntah: Dod&'e C\aU>m buUt Mi1IJ. f,pm""', ;;,~:;.;:,:.:;·_,,...,,.,.._.,.....f
Ocean Blvd. on Pappy. tvdeMr Included. m..rrnl Adult&. no pets., UW. pd. $250 Incl. apac. m.utr. suite, din Home, $5.500 .value, Trade HA_VE: Star'• tiitlCldc' dl)r..
-Vacinl DIYkliild M1tr Br """" 7S98 3 BR avall. Adultl only, nn. A: dbl. p,rqe, auto. SINGLE CAR GARAGE. Cof.. for eqajt.· in home, ,._,n: el' xlnt. NEED r.,m!Utl ~ ' ·• or mllect 213/347-2819 mo. -gi.r O•rden Groft ' A610 door opener avail, Pool &:: e111. del Mar, $15 month .., .... .,. ' : ... oonv. den + Jae. fl.ml!,)' rm. ....,__..... _. • .r UJW WEEKLY * ....., _,.. .&. or trl..pJex. Newport Beacb au dJ:ver, « addt'L BR. i car pr. FOR Leue, Cameo Sborefl 6 --~ SINGLE Youil&: Adulta Lux-17U Tultin, C.0.Sta Mesa ree. area. Nr. Cathalie u1o,...,,.,.L "'I atta.. 548-91161 QUI aft 1 p.m. ......._ -""-'-. '350 mo. mos or less, 2 Br, COJWt. RATES Rooms I: Apts with Mar. ¥ra, Cl,rson. 642-4641 Church & school a-C.oroDt. 968..fi"902 BiB ... ~.....,. ~ eve den. 2 Ba. apac. liville rm. TV and maid te:Mce. my pnkn apta with eoun-d~ Mar fli&:h. Income Prof\lrty. 6000 WILL swap occaskln,a.t me
IF========:;::::-: dlninc rm, cardener P1 Mlllintt M.otd Jl26 w. try dub atmalphere: and ---------1 •ONLY $255.e of aid chalet •t Mooru1c:f&e Cout u1 .... ,.... complete privacy. SOtTI'H e ._pi-•J• ,._ IO"" Sid tnw near roll cOur.e tor ~ldo Ille 2351 13!5 mo. m.mg ·-.. ~-BAY CLUB APTS 13100 fairww Villa Apts 1!65 Am;p Way, N.B. -• ~.~, ~ .... .,,,, beach front plaoo. l;;~~~;;-;;:4!~ •OCEAN VIEW HOMES 1 I: 2 'BRr-Bachelor Apt&. QIAPMAN A.\le "Gtrdetl •n111 I TOWNHOUSES new 2, 3 A: 4 down. Terrific flnan. (DJ) 781).94(8
:Y Fumllb!d 4 aR. 4 For leuo from S350 up Kit-TV-Pool-Ma.kt Ser. $35. Grove (n4l 636-JOOo N 0 'eo .. R. $285., 752 Amlgol Way. TDcJnr-takeat 6u":", ~~ 2,5~ ~,.~.~,~.u~",-,'=,,.~ .. ~-~.~ ... ~.350~ s..· avail Sept l!ith. Wln~er Don v. Franklin, Realtor ·per wk. A: up. THE MF.SA ear range "lrpart: a 67".>-4130 or fJ75..6033 797" ""'''"'c ... .,,. ·~· ...,,. -.. cir )Oll£U'. (213) m.9369 er 6'13-222i 4~ N. Nwpt BIW. ~9681 ~ELUXE lz, 1 Br, 5llndeck, UC. Adults only. 2012211---------finance, balance at T%. $500 .Jul ellg, good rad'°'-ranp,
:UUl '.t'/'2.-6i:!D uar, ocean view, carport. Santa Ana Ave. 5«1-2796 to $900 mo income, '3-2 B1t mech xlnt. Trade tor oew,
. 2 BR. dbl IC&rQe, lz yard, NEA.lt New 2 BR furn apt. ~ $165 lease. Ut1l pd. 499-1473 Coron• clel Mir 5250 A: ~ BR t bath apt. with antlque car or dune bu&&Y·
'65 °""" SUpe, s,,..,, 327,
ab" pis, p/b, RJH, lo !Ul,
lmmacl Trade for 11·"61
VW Bug, tame eond,
9fi8.3l29 aft 5 pm..
31.4 acres dtrua, LlixlNy,
cam.. $80,000 equUy "'
boe.t, airp1ane .or TD'• or
submit. Paul Stuart, Own.
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Island -3 BR. 2 Ba OK foi!' boat, trailer, etc. blk from bay. Yrly ieue.1~;;~~~=~;;~ l~~~~'.:'i~~~~~~iiiiiiiii~~~~~ fireplace' I: air c 0 D d. , .... ;;;..;"'°:=;,;;,att::..;•,;:P,;:m::.' -,..,,--boufe. Sept.June only. $225 $250 mo. 673-Xl25 $250 mq, 6C-«ll4 uk for L--o •-ech 4705 UNFVRN 4e 2 Br apt, new-Build'-__ ., ft. --" " · * sn-.3823 Don Crevier 1::.~:::.:-::.:;:·.,.-==--::.:;:.:.1 ly painted, w / w crpting, _ .. '5 -·~· .......... ..~ '59 Cadillae-&l.V, aood tirea, er/broker 494-3223 • • Po· · SPACIOUS New 4 Br. view ~-==~----~ $150 mo Incl ti! A ly •w below ftP)acemtnt value. 5 p&iDl, $500 valut. Want pick. "'r''f'ORN • 'Bli; 3 BA, $400. home. Avail. Oct. lat $450 NEAR New, acrou imm 2 VIEW Apta.:2 BA; adJ, to · u · PP ~ praget that ~.on ~ey. up, truck, camper or want
· Newly dee. Avail now. month. Agent ~2222 ~. 2 BR. 2 BA. Win~ ma.ih beac_h I:. ahopjltna:. Mgr, 135 Albert Pl, C.M. or tl,.: .,.,_. Larae ~m· lot. Smiley to rent 3 BR, CM house, 2
· • Wntr renW or )'rl¥ 0 lex. larg low 3 BR, mitaL $225. J~' at 223 $1151: SJ40 Incl. util. call 1126-496& aft S:OO pin IUtr. W-2221. 646-9666 car range. 646-5486
.. ln4) 624-TIOO ;PBA, Jrpl~. blt-~. So. 19th St. NB. 673-2706 213: 34S-lfMO NEW 2 BR Apt, East aide. ON TEN AatES 1-========== ~La::..::lla;::c:bra::;:,l!rta,;.:.c..:.Sba"'-,-.. -.a-.La-
rentai.. cozy 2 bdr at Hwy, $295. 615-3595 * &\YFRONT, apac. 2 Br, 2 BR duplu. furn le unfum. Cp~ drps, blt·lnl. dahwahr, 1 &: 2 BR. Furn Ir Untum Business Rental 6060 3 BR, 2 BA, bo~ pr-
PUERTO YAU.ART.A, Me:t. ' :
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menta. sas.ooo -Trade for
aala.bJe So. Cal Paul Stuart,
Bkr.494-3223
• ha. frplc, patio. dbl pr. 3 BR, 2 BA: 2 s-house pvt. patio. amt.. boa.t t.llp. nr Vie Hugo, new end d pr, pvt Pa I l 0 · Fireplaces I prlv. pa.t:loe I -'"'-=""'-="--.....;= d~ pool. $25,000eqty. Want
21.I Vb. Dijon ' ....._J • willttt lse Sl9B-$225 mo. cptt/drpl. frpl, I" a r • 642-625? Pools. Tennis · Contnt'1 Bkttt. BALBOA t.SLAND--Leue 2 2 or 3 condo apts, Npt Sch t,:::====·====I ~l~ener Incl. $300. Incl. util. I.J MJ95. Eve, 497/1m6 REDECORATEQ 2 BR, 900 Sea Lane, Cdllf 644-2611 stores. 301 ~ Ave In area. Bkr .646-9732
&yfront 9 Bdrm. hornt!.
Want amallt'r or tndt1lt.
prop. Loca! GI' ~amide
OK. Balbao Bay Plop,
'7l-742D M)rtirne
1 • • • l1lbo.I Island 2355 *NEW BAY FRONT* $135 I: $175. Ocea.nf:mt studkl bit-ins, crpts I: drpA., no <MacArthur ttt, C»a.t Hwy) Arcade 673-B'153. Or tee ~v~ •• ~,'-..,-.-. "°wi-'-9-.-..,-w-bo~.,.-. ·····~ 2 BR, 2 BA. $330 yrty lee apt'a. All util 1: telecle&t pets. 568 W. Wil&oo St. "-;:::..:bro=k:::er:;.. ___ _ wDrr!:R; <llllminl 4 Br. 2 HuntJnpon Beach 3400 Adults 23l l9th St S'lS-02.s6 tnct. Lse only. f!M..2775 545-0160 2 BR So. oJ hl"1, crpt., sman llfin clear. wm exchanee for
ba house llland Rlty 4911 • • 1 DOR, gar cptt dr1)I drpa, 1ar. No cbild, no pets. C&tallna hland $15 Mo. baytroot. w/dock, ~ or
·D.:rk Aw. ~1200 • 3 BR, 2 BA, 2 car garqe. SPACIOUS, crptd, 2 BR., 2 LUX 2 Br, 2 Ba. oceanfrt. In Prefer teach~ or' -.... 1e'. Yrly lse $185 mo. Avail now. Pbol)9 Avalon 187 income property B.
,t , • Fenced yd. Tot.ally redec. BA. Nr, ocean 5000~ Nep-Lag. Royale. $350. 871-1100 ........ .,. Aft s. 64Z-1898 •~a.. Lorin Carver 675-2072
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-R 1 ,_ 2910 Nr 8Chooh: k ahopng, $I«i tune. Winter. (n•• 629-1492 or 87o-M53 eve•. 1;"'~"'..'.ow~e".:'·..:C::.M~. -~~'lliiii:'N;;<:n;tr,;;;;;;:'T.;;; Trade 2-400 eci ft buaineas
LOVELY home on Altadent • 1
Golf Cour9e. SIJSIJli UNm> • '
able loan. $59,$0. Trade fur '1' beach area. Owner .. Lee.
~ or IJ8.5Tl2 j umrMr en a.. per mo incl watu. RW:! • WINTER RENTALS • 2 BR w/ garqe, patio It 1 BR. New crpt I: drps. lnd Offle11 Rental 6070 rental; ottl~ or retail abop
BR Bal~ pt -"1 846--3575 1e1K'ed io yard stove A: retr11. $155 mo. Guu• IE•CH for 2nd TD'•. 2ll·213 62nd • ~ a ~ WINIFRED t. FOSS. ..... Dono Point 4740 * ... 1235· * • .....,.. LA ~ ~ · •he~i>ler .$'lS#iO wkl;y. 3 Br, 2 Ba, den. frpl. w/w e 64Z--3850 • .n...-Air Conditioned st, Npt Sch, owner. (213) ~ 675-MlO crpUI, scnened porch, pool, DELUXE f\1m 2 BR at $25 Week &: Up, beabed pool, DELUXE 2 BR studlo, apts, Huntington B•ach' 5400 ON FOREST AVENUE 244-3101, eve (213) 246-0700
wk. Lux u 1' i 0 u 1 refs, no peta. $250 mo. lie. beach. Winttt. $155 A: $16S kit., laundry. Ulll pa1d, Dana drpa, pool. No child qe1 2 ·-=='-"-·---"'"""' Desk apace available in 5 acre1 mature avocado,.
. .Rte:rtront apt, pool. Furn 2 MG-7652 uW pd: C.all 6G-8759. Marina. Inn 34lll Cst HI· thru 10. Call 646-0496 FURN l SHED OR UN· nnrest otnce bulldl.nc at FaMbrook. Price ~.IJXI.
-BR. 2 BA. (Tif) 613-:IXJ3 A New 5 BR. 4 Ba. blt.lm, LARGE l BEDROOM w.,y, Dana Po!..ot, nf: 2 BR, crpts. drps, 1Winuning FURNISHED prlrne location ln downtown Equity $26,000. Exchange
NTALS . ~. f~ yd, water pd, $lf.(I Month, ocnnvie:w 49&-1300 pool ~ Adultl m 2 Bedroom CU'pl!!ts, drapea. Laguna: Beach. Air condi-fM houae, units, or '!?T ·~.Hovses Unfurnished $350. 968-filnl e 673-DS * RENTALS pets'. 642-a>42. ' :;~tina{o ~ :u~i=. :~~;!nt!;:u~ ~~ !: = =
Hone ranch Rlven:ide 5¥..
&cn!I, lovely home, barn,
paat\U1!. $30,tJX) e q u I t y.
Want ineome, Jotl, bollle. ........
WANT used Mercedes 250 to
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G,norel 3000 bch, ..,.... newl,y ..,,.,, anted • Join the· =wd. $135 month "'"""" T1tll Ellll Apt D MW<clpaJ .....,,,. into •. sso " *' * * * *
, 3 Br, iin· Ba,. trplc. S2(MI per month. 538-8129 Therapy too. 646-1938 O.nw1I SOOD ,.,...-:;•;-:;"'°"""':mo:::•;;::c:::::-l.::.842-8303.::::::=~--~--I per month fer .space, Dnk '!"'!!!!J!~~!!IJ!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'!~!!!!J!!!!~~!!!!!!-"-,_ ~·~-"'" •-2 BR·-.. apt and·<haln avallable ~ "· "'RE•L EST•TE •E•L EST•TE
.bl-W/W, --~~· Mlulan VloJo 37DI OCEAN FRONT 1' 2 & 3 •c;;;..,~d,,,.. bl;;;, Pool. 2 BORMS. • 2 BAJR B...tneu """" ...-~"'--rel " ~ ~-·rel ~ ~pets welcome. Bkr ~ WJNTER RENTAL VENDOME Mgr apt E, 1846 Placentia terrice av.uable I.or $10. ""''... -~--------1
3 BR J: tam rm . .Ait/cond,1.;:::::======::: ATED POO All utili·"---"' ..... -pt I trl 1 • nt I ~ Mou & ~ 3 fUlJ td drpd ........ti· AVAJLABLEN;w, 2 BDRM, !150/ Mo. HE C ~ ~ ~--n~UI O ~O=O.,._;~= nt, -rt '210 ~:,;. '::;;., ..J. "'fn~a> ~ .,.._ N-rt Hflli, 4210 IMMACULATE AM'S! ""'"' ...... hit1n1, carport. ln<d, cpt/drp" Klds OK te-.
-·~---2 ~ &A~ £"1...,. _... ' ~-•~to alJ __ ._,_ ADULT • FAMILY No pets, adult&, 5t8-6769 Delaware studio Apta, DAILY PILOT FOR lAtR, 1300 -2600 tq It 1 1f; • "4 a .. a r~ -· '1"1U""UIW' ..... ~water. """""' ~ SEcrIONS AVAILABLE 26:16 Delaware, H.a 222 FORE.!T AVENUE ind\11. space. lOc lllq ft, new E.,::::;.;o.:;er~';~=-.;;,;r"=: __ c::-J 6 parks. Quiet atrert,Avall * Clean 1 CIC' 2 BR * C'··· ~ -~-•-Pork l·BR., w/w cpta. it.we, pr. "6"2221 .~-e .,.181! LAGUNA BEACH bld& 1240 1-·-~ c.M ~-• •....:., ...... ._.,, ........... , .._ --.,.,..., ,.. A.dult:&. no pelt, 2Gl E. 16th .v..·•• .. ...,.,_ .. , .,'lft ~ • ..,....... .,._ 6•u "'~ • _..., "'" • Vl/W ~ I: pets -=u ~ ---°""''""'°"" • *Spacious s &· .. 2 Ba Adlb., no petJ ......... Mo.1;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~i;; I --"""681
. "'1!1~me. Bkr 5M"""980 831-1741 · St. .$115 mo, up; &ii-180l * 2 BedroGnu &U-&$'19 After 5 PM. * BEAC"BLUFF * ~M~OD=ERN="'A".i-1,.=condl---~ RENT new ' M-I: 1125 RI· ft,
~ 1 Br bse, pr, Jge :Jene-RENTALS Corona d•I 'Mtr 4250 * swtm Pool. Put/rreen New 2 & 3 Br, 2 Ba, F .A., 1ulte, 17th stmt, Costa $115 mo. 2250 aq. tt. .s=
. ed . yd. Pet O.K. Bkr Apts. FurnithH * P'r1tl. lndivllndry fac'll N.wport l•ach 5200 dlsbwshn. pe.tioa, pool, Mesa. Over 700 iquare feet. mO. 1356 Lopp, C • M •
.5U-8980 2 BR So. of hfny, crpta, llCS AMIMJm Ave. view', 1 &: 2 story, walk to $240 per IttODth. Park:iJli -675-Sm
.. 3 Br, 2 Ba.~ ex-Gener.t 4000 drpl, gar. No child, m pets. COSTA MESA 60-2!24 YE-ARLY RENTALS s Points Sbop'a, H.B. mUee room Janitor ======== •~ Avail Oct 1. Children ....,, 1 Br, -...aen ..,,._ .. 1n. Y.riy lae. $115 , mo. Avail. 4 mt. 2 Baths •••••••• .$350 847-3957 aervb all t1Ullttff ~L cott;;;;: ___ ~--'::;1;,::;00 ~~OJ<. Bia ••• --·-· -~ -All 5 --• RENT • 3 BR. 2 Batha ........ SJOOll!!!!"""""'"'"'"""'"'"""'"' eluded. Pbono ..... 1ltle -• .--~ W./W, drpa. avail now. · ' 1 Rooms F.urniture 3 BR. 2 Baths ••••••.• S265 DELUXE newly decorated 1 642-9660 VACANT
• Broker 534-6980 1 BR. View. Near beach. '150 • 2 BR. 2 Batha •••••••• $265 BR 1% batha 1tudJo with ""'M~o"°o='=E~R~N;....,,O~F~F~l~C=E~S-• Clio!•-3100 $145. 2 Br ~"'-· winier, SlOJ yea•ly. ·$ZS & UP 3 BR. 2 Datha ........ $'50 -~-• hll·'-· 2 bl-to • pr. '-IWUl'CU ac-Owner/ait.. S'l5..tn7 •~'6 Ull>o FROM $65·PER MONTH c• e .. N R 2 LOT
• :·BR, ~·· •-..-, ........ Avail ._,.. ~. • · Mantl>T .. Month !te•tala 2 BR. l Balh .......... S>IXI bead<. $140 ptt mOlllh "--nd w--• •· -• -.. -. .... .-. J BR. 1 Ba 1'irn $1'15 "'4"'<o" ., par_,., cenii'lU...,. 5 BLOCKS TO BEACll
)t!iig,. Upotatn. Ideal ~ 5SH90J I lboo 4300 WIDE SELECl'ION 3 BR 2 ea: ""'° ...... S'50 Tnde-. ltealt;y M?~ll. eadona. S.C..tarlal """""" R. D. SLATES Rulton ~r ·,cp~. ainall eet. Cloee $160. 2 Br. Ni~ly turn. I HFRC FUrnlture Rentals •. URR WH···1·n·· MODERN 2 BR.a, all eXtru So. Calll lst Nat. Bk. BldJ", 147 tn. Ml--5331'«~ Convenient loc. Child O.K. CLEAN s.pietor Apts. 517 W. 19th, CM 548-3481 $13S4145. Some w/pool: 'Z5Q E. 11th, C.OSU. Mesa 536-88Ql---3519
3•BR·bome, nice aru, falD. Bmbr 64.S--OW All util 1Dc1 $85 up SPAC bach $ll5. C. M. REALTOR Mgr: 17421 KttL!on Ln, HB. 64i.141S LARGE R-2 lot, can build 4.
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NEWBERRY SPRINGS
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.AIL 968-4362 Avail mw. Broker M5-01l1 BALBOA '$73-89C5 2 BR •tuclio. ~BA $160 67S-4630 &Q.2253 Eves. CHEZ ORO APAR'i"MENTS Jtecep~Annrerinc Huntington Beach. $Im). li.'iiii:T~-=j;it;;;ij~;;c;;;;:l;,~,;;;~~~~~;:;,11~WINTER~i';3["';*;-jjBAA=ffiffi'iij.= tBR debt, pool S180 CdM ir1m to •= m i~-· , ·--· A"·-ta .<·-tarlal .53&-=..95!1::::;~==~~-l: .BR. 2 BA. Moirtke:Uo Con-xrn.ui.~' 3 +tam rm. child ok S250 -~ "'-""w-...... .__,.. .,..... ...., ._,..., -
-dQ. Kida OK $200 )ease. Chta M... 4100 Single apt. Utilidet paid.'$UO 41BR, Back Bay Hie $400. uriow A: elegant 2 BR. 21 Bdrm, Pri pr. Pool, 334S Newport Blvd., N.B. C-2 LOl'S. 3Y X 90'
'13-4.271 if no ant. 962--0Sal month 926 E.' B'alb·o, Wide selection apt.a. boulea. RA, pool, prl balcony, view waaber/dryer. 5J6..3911. ____ 61&-_l_llOI____ SUNS!n' BEACH
!VAIL Now 3 BR,"'" cpta. $30.00 wk. Dp m.m'9 Local Bia. 64>-0lll ~ _"!1::-.•vall, 2.~~!.'!°"poo', ~~~ pebooktto, DELIJX!'-•fll~ '!°~Costa -ft-•• --~5.i.:.:~:...::""1a"'M~-1~--
-· fish -· bone nncb. boattna, etc; etc; I
40 Acret Ranch ~Land, f:m.. .. 1
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.;ii 1S. 5.36-4C9S e Studio Ir Bach. Apts. Bay $19) fDo met utll. $1-W: 2 Br, pr, tkrve, n:u15. Car:lbe &!boa Apfl up. 96)..8994_ ~ts, drpll. MM7G1. 009. Zoned 35 uni1L Phil ,:;~$lttove rdria 1z e ·IDdUtllaAPbonaMl't. Aduits only, no pet:I. 319 ~-pet O.K. Bia. 3lO~~~~N.B. QCEAN,::,O""'~v~1ew-new--del.,.,.""'.........,2 AVAILABLE Oct lat, Sulllvan,5C8-6161. ~ yd, chllcken A Peb e Maid Senrb. TV •rill. F~o St, ~~ c:;;.M • .:;1~.:;Br:.....,d,.-pl~•-x~ ... ~.-.-~-.~~.·I ll Br, 2 Ba & 2 BR. 1 BA aptl. Carpeted I: walnut pe.nelln&. R-anct:= 6150 et. $17U mo. 9684960 e NNew Cafe ~ $135. CLEAN. YJf,y apts. 1 il -.:w.1 ... '""""' ~u BEAUTIFUL A Y VIEW $l65 mo 5J6..6m t4$. mo. 67f>..644.4° '.';0 ... -...... iiii:iillliiOiiii .E
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............ P&tto. SHARP 2 BR <1rpe. No kids. Na peta. now. Bia,...._ ™1rpi"" :,.• BR;.,21>~ REAL ESTATE ..,,.,, ""'· S3l5 tor 1 1'05 232 •=• """' 1a ., Palm
-... ·.,40 mo. 60--ZT. 2264 Maple by Wilson. 547-11$ SJ.40. 2 Br. new crptt, bl.tins, c, • cp ... .-. General Baker 54&-48SO __ .. --Modem furniture. Pool BAQIELOR Apts. UW p&id patio, pool. Broker ~ patio, garage w/aato doorJ _.:;..:;,::;.;,::;. _____ 1 . ..=:::.;·::..:.;~::;;..---Sprlnas. All le~~ A croa
Mina Verdi 3110 No pets. $156 month. $781:: $80 mo. El Mar Motel opener. Avail .early Oct Rent1lt W1nted 59'0 ~~:. ~~~li:o=
. Ml"f. LQnettn • &t&-6974 no E. Balboa BI v d • , Cotta Meu 5100 $4.25. 6#-446t NEED 1 2 bednom boo.R com.la &: chute, Foreman's tRG 4 B'R, 3 BA tri-level, + VILLA POMONA m..9702 3 BR, 2 BA F.utbhdf ~a. or ho111e, otber bulldl.np plua
pinel'd lam nn. !rm1 dlo N•w 1 • 2 BR tum a{llll. WINTER • yearly ........ MARnNIQUE ::m ~ ""~ N,!! '.'." =~· ~~~ ..... "" owne .. All ol the
. ""' ' lrptcs. "'"" • ,..,, Clo...t ,.,....., ..... ia.... "" .,... Balboa m·~ GARDEN Am. c.n atter ' "' --,.... " ataJ<...,..ieit • pipe. """tlo w/ pa t1re..iL $360 ,._,...., ad"'bo -·•·,no -ta ............. _.__ __ .... friom both muttt BR A llv u~ A 200 ~
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tlewport looch 3200 to 1 11&:•.:;., pcl. ~ "":. :! :J.'C;;:.' ~ Badr, 1, t •a BR. Apts. ,"";R, ~':,"" :,-.,,.., ~~.'::':l'i..::.1"....:: = ,.-:;. :r:. :,'::
, =th furniture. 5 4 9 -i 11' For DdJ' PAoc ·Want Adi im ~tanr ~in. bl tint. Adulta, no pet&. $175 $300. ~renctt. Box M 173 proved ranches in So. Calif. -'·. 1/1 Dtal81U6'11lor.RESVLTS e.-650 e t.e-613-2310 DalJyPiloL , lmustbe-tobaa,....,.
' • TOWNHOUSE LEASE UOO. StTxtio Apt w . EMPLOYED man needt apt la.ted.. Prioe $950,000 with Wu only. I tnt. 2!Ai Ba. kit. Prefer mkldle qe man In exch. tor Wfflr-end/ew-llbtn.1 tenn1 to the riaht ~deonrated.$2'11'1nobtl< .. ......,., Sp.11--.. ST' .Ill "II> G ..,,.,E._"1<¥. nlnr """*·P.O. -112 """"·For lurtbet ._....
rm, kitchen, modem Nth I:
plumbing. Tanlc bGUie m-cl-1000 pl plv. -age tank under "5 Ibt ~
sure. With doub1e pr. Coo.
crtla teptlc t&JIJr, all elec.,
5 bp Pump, 311 pl pa min
at 80' depth. Improvements:
Fenced with 1" by 5' x 3eO ft
ftdwood tmce. 7 Mllet Eut
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COURTISY TO
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· .. --Ile.try Inc. $U5.1 BR u.-tn apt.~ ..._ . -&.lla:.t.A>f---..--c,_=,-'-t FAMILY Needt b:ou1g 1 hoftE khoff & •· 1 •• !Wb• ... " 1
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C BR. I\; BA. -· 1 BR ,_ St§ Incl atlL "" ..,_ ~A BAL hi. Y1l1 to $190., ...... • MAKI Ofll'lltll Ire IJWol""'. !
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. HHII'1ttL L '300 llo. 545&Ul,c1t !l8-Xl1 .. ltl9-l?ll """'° '°~ .,_ l<&-6S%L U .._ ft.-~ --F -·• la-~ .. il5Vu:Y 2·~ l" ~pool. il~ ~r." :l,l "*,~ * RENTAL S£RVJCE1 * ""'-<or or pe._ -n-·•th • 0 '. Adults, no $l90 Un? lllL· m ,.,_, ""-.. .,.._, ""M FREE TO LANDLOIUlS 13 DQWN, S8 p !: It MO., ~ ~~ ':;!"" 11.c..JVn.VI'~ w• • S..Ana.645.333 :II'.,,.,..,• 5'p.lilw 14~ nt.-•AO:ttt-14 WANT AD J795.nJLLPJUCE,b\Qi$1G a .,...,.,no., s 8', 1'6. S.. crptt. · 2SQ:s •"> SSFw «19!'!cW ·u.c1"'7 ™""" Bu.coo --w . ac:M In ~ Callt L. l'RANS.WES'TDUt DISI', CO.
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.... -· 1--· -'-. ftOI', ' 1o""':.::'.: "'" •· -·· --lllht ~!_RVICE DIRECTORY SERVICi DIRECTORY SERVICI DIUCTOltY ,..., •• '""~•• ........ nu •usotv••ON '-''" ··"'···· ·"'' -~ ., .... --,,_. w -·...-_.,_ _.._ __ .,......,.... __ ....,.,..,1 ----------~ BAKERY. Mu for nlte work, lillU'llltllfY .................. mt ....... UTATI: ••• ,,~ ....... ,. ...... w. -"'"'It<• 2n-.. TD Loan .... -ol loecialUcd B1'-lttl-65•0 G1nten1no' 6680 LOfld I 6110 M ........... umt IMll<· ":!!" ..................... ,,. •L ....................... :::
ter. 11 red\acl.oa. AU !nqulriu Olan-.. ,.. ••• 'f "'!"' ert, Pemanerlt only, Apply W£·~r .. ·d:::::::::::::::::5 iUsiNESS tnd"' .... ..
·" ~ ~~·~ ~~W... ) U: ~tr.t11 con!lden~11 flt1enU~~~ Sor Mn. Thom. CHILD CAlt.E ANTHONY'S HILLS . I: SLOPJ3 our Trotter'•, 234 Totett Av., ~o:A ':li.. 2a ·:::::::::::11: FINANCIAL
•" -...... --.. a v (l(lft -u &\'l-.-.. 1 little clrl. age 2'ii to 5 1pedalty. Next )'eaft nJn IA&1m& Bcb. IAUOA PIWIMIULl ......... ~. •11•1NIP •""°9tl'UIUTIU .. -
,j )"O'a employeet midtr OUI' wrnTED o -•-k I d wfil """ WGrae' Get pro-. .._,. llACON tAY ............. _, "iue IUlllllQS WJ.•TID , ......... 6111!1 • ~ . ... --H-Ser\Plns Harbor ania 20 Yt'I. -~ I _......... ll • ye:an, Aa plqmate .. com. "'I' • BAKERY. ~re~ man IAT IJLA.lllOS ................. .. IM'lllTMQT o-tiii•-... "1.1 -. Sim ....,._ $o~·-Mo ....... (•. cMerful m&n OVft' 40 to be panlon (Dr my f year old 644-4160 tectkm !IOW! call 495--0Bll to do cleanup wori: in bU-LIOCI tit.A ..................... tJ IM'ISSTMWN'I' WA'lnao ...... 6111 Get in at tt:ltt lot )OM!' ,,_ • •• -'"" __ .. JAi.io.i, ISLAJfD . ... . ......... MONIY TO LOAJI au
. . 336 E, l'lt.b Street falbrr (I) teenaae .... ...... d•U&hter. Meah: included, The Oest, ClOsts DO rnore! * Uc'd Japaneae ~ ery, da.y!. APJlly Trotter's, NUlllTUflTON ·~~~~u ........ ;: PlltONIAL L.OAMt ·:::::::::::: ..
iftwst., cboice tanL, bl&h-·~brother, plus hUlbend Near Ma,inolia " Edtnatr. Experi! need M tnte eont.taetw; complete ind-2M Forest Avie, La.run• Bcb. =::t~,~0:.t'uy ..... \411 JliWILltY t.OAN• ., ............. =
, dt yield. to tbllr mother. Send name, Fount&in Valley area, $:.I0.00 B~t Wld~ scPi A prden,: 830-30.n BanJd.ni IUL llACM ....... :::::::;:::: ~'t"~t~t1'f:U1 '.''.'.'.'.:::.,..
!NV!:Sl'IGATE O'mERS Morf!lrl-· T.D.*1 ~ ad4tcu l dtscrtpdori to P. a week. Call 84'1-7187. Graduate Horticulturist Experienced ~~i:r. .. •=:1··:::.:'.::::·.::~,m =~::.Tl':"_.·::::=
. FIRST CONsntlJCTlON Money 0. Box 3012 MiAkm VlfJO, CHIU> Catt. My borne. Will COMPLETE '•perhtingllll '.!::=~.::·:::::::::::::::::ft: ANNOUNCEMENTS = .. Mra. 8-rton
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avallablt llr b!conM pro. Caluomia. take Uttant or up to 3 years, Palntlnt 6150 PROOF >ll•Mot COVlfl"t ............. 1• ancf NOTICES :¥, . (.M hrs.) Ari eucu-ducln& propnV. l'onl,gq • PALM .i card Reading. Have fenced. yard and 14 YA.RU MA.INT. _ bl OPERATOR ~ S~ ~r.::'..:·::.::·::.'.:'.',,;:: NUNO,,,,_,,., ........... ...
tm wm ntum Yft'll' eaD. domM:Uc. Motels. Nur.stnc Advice It help on many old child. Location between Sprillkler im:l&lled It repair. 2 rel1a • cofte9• e 1tAMTON .................. 1•11 i.o~' .......................... , 0 -Sbo ~ ~~ tt ""'"" "·'d n-n ,,._,_... l S fl ed New la-clea.o•"'S. wlffMINST•a ............... ,1m ll'llllONAl.S ..................... -,, F auous nuwet.. pP-· ._._,en, ma. n'L ......... w.:. vr .r•u-v•l!W un ower . _. students: contracting TELLER MIOW.\TCITY ............... ,,1'16 UNOUttCIMIMn ............ "11 ~ Office BulldJaca, daily 10am ... topm . ~ Mont.bly Se~. ~JttAAMA .................... 1m 11lTH1 .............. -.... .. ltlAND NAME _ ___,_ ........... ....--210 w Wbit 968-19'18 • ...... • I xt . U.liTA AHA MOTL ..... 1611 l'UMDA.LI .................. Ifft A_.-...,.u..,, etc. '"''"'" or ....,l;t;I',...,,., .. , · · am..o Care· mature E~ 1n1.r1or • er1or UNITED CALIFORNIA out1ei ........... ::::::.: ... 1m PAID oa1TUA1tT ... U ......... ::I: CANDY R.OU'I'!'.S call ntte . 'Realty • tier Blvd, IA Hahn. Nut pe&ii WO~ will cart tor ' Qutllty Uwn S.rvlc• h I • BANK TUITIN ..................... , ... ll'UN•llAL OlltlCTO ······'..411
i • NCM' available In <beta Meaa 1rm1rance , OOP:UIUY, 215 tG Wll.bra w.nc 1n theattt. -"" .. -n tn .,.,.,., home in E tabr hln b ouse p1 nt1n9. 11101tTH TUITIM ............... 1:: 111.0•11:s TMi.Ni<I .......... • "1'
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11 ac, LICENSED C.M, ta. fenced ;vd. Aft 5, well lwown proleulonal. rTW8 es 1ma •11 222 Ocean /?e. u•u•A HILU ................ 1711 caniav 1.on ............. Ml• .
' --. ~ Alabama ~ Spiritual Rudtngg. advice ~2620 Reason .. refs. 64>27M XI L 936 bra WUN.A tUCH , , , .,17U c1111n11tY Clt'l'Pn ......... iMu merda1 or factory. Very Phone (m!i) 25l..Q$S. on all -·tt·-.... N, El nt wor1.. 494-6 Laguna ch LA.UN.& NIOU•L ·::.:.:::.::. 1lW CIMlrTlltY c•Y"S _ ....... _ ... bllh.eamil::\p, no lltlling ii>-......... .u.t WILL ba.byalt for child of NEW Law n s f'e-ofiffdlllg, ~ M.ISllOM VlllJO ............ 1,. C1tL!AATOa11s .......••.••..
vofved. To qutJUy you must 20% Rtt. fer 2 Yn. ·Cimino Real. Sar. Oemente teacher. X-teacher, row C.Omplete laWb ca.rt, clean NEID PAINTING? BAR Lady 25 • 45 unen-1:~ f~::~~;~lT1tAMo·::::::;J: ::f.t::lft '"us .. ::::::::::::3:
be relial!Mo Ir have l ht • $3~n.43 2nd truat deed b&-49Ul.96, ~ morber. 67J..8M4 l1P by job or mollth. tree Call 111! Reliable Service w/ cumbered nicely built. ~ t,A,ISTllANO •IA.CH ......... t1U AYIATIOtl •••vtc:I ............. ,, ~-(A·-b1nd amall lat on lot wUh 10 AM -10 PM estimates. Call 846-0932 Quality at its belt, at the • OJ.NA """ .,,_ ............ ,.,711 TIAVIL -..... -.............. . cSa;y 8PIJ'9 ...... e ...., .. or .., __ ~"-'-·· BABYSITI'ING, Next t 0 Wli.Q:ent to work in & later tAlt ... IAD ..................... 1141 lollt TAANSPORTATtofC ....... = nu). LArtma't MPQt .....:au v-. Attrtctlve Expert N-" R•lghls ~•k. 'Ion AL'S G•....r.a. .. 1 .... • i..wn moit reasonable prtces. ....... -new bar in Hemet OC&ANllD• ................... 1,st AUTO TltANl"<'ITATIOW .... . ~--•~nutRED ... --·th 1-.1 99' 3 ... ~..--..-.. ---.... -· ·-·-...... ~. ~""" ··--... SAN 011•0 ................ 1rn LltAL NOTICll ........ ..... .. .. ......... to -~ -.. ..... _._.__, .._ YOUNG WOMAN 7754 Malntenance. Commerow, --~~ :w.m . .,.__ area. Salary now + salar)' IUYlll IDI c'ovNT'r ......... ltot OIRMAlrt a TUTOllM• ... '"'
..... ~ [nquireallioutour"frttbonus )'n.229'l>Ulcount. danetrwilltf'ach)'Ol.lall thruSal645-industrlaJ &-reaidential, t SPECIAL e & commlsaion Jatt.r MCllSISTO•IMOVID ,,.,,.1,. SERVICE DIRECTORY
.J ..... :u .. 1._ *'· BR~~ 4H-11l1T DAY ·---· bome State • COMOOMIMIUM . . ........ lttt -' ,,. ... route_.:. ">-e your..... ~ latelt steps. Call Ardell ......,.,., .. v · *&f6..3629* INTEIUOR l exteri or. JU/592-1577 ou1111.1:x1s POI U.Lr ....... 1t1s Ac ..... 11 T · ....... ..
ture .-cure: W'itll UI, a Dunn lST TD OD white water view 213: 591-4538 1-10 PM Uc. Hot lunchfs. Fairview Sloale 3 BR •tucco & trim Al"AITMINTI '501 SALi .... 1tll :::r-~~T.· =~=:~t ·;n =
A Bradltrfft rated National lot 1n t.quna Beath. S&.000 ""'JOY ---.v vacation 1 Baker. 540-9443 Japanese G•rdtner $288. 4 BR or 2 •tory $388 BARMAID w11.11ted, mu.st be RENTALS .UPMALT. oii. ............... ::61»
Co, ror more in!omaation at -mo.-•-·• "at., Ill due -~ ... ~·v EXP'D _ .. ,,.. .. .. _ ,_ rn .. Elcper., oompl yal'd service! 30 Ch"-" .. Ac: """""· sharp. Nile t!hift, no exp Ho·~-Furnlshod All't'O 11111A11tt ....... ,,.,. .. :.21' -wa. ,,.,., C.talln& hlar.d. !' r om $8 uwu ........... "' ·-Fr t &t5-09l2 96$.2303 yn;. exp. ""'"' ~ A ply · rson Vikkls .. _ AUTO, ,... a.a. T-. -ll!ddtllmt addre11j:phone J-.. -10%Dleoount H ·--1 .. home $15 mo-Mon ee ea. • nee. p mpe l)llNlllAL ... ,,.,, ......... IAIVllTTINO .......... Uff ROiJTEDEPT o J-·· 1210 mldwel!k for two. ermosa -·"Y ' Exp'd J G SUBURBAN Palntin«ft>ec [.(lunge, 1191~i Newport 1tlNTAU TO SMAii ......... JOll 10.AT MAl~TINANCI ........ ..w IA to: • P . . 8rolrn' .,.,. Hotel. Pborle Avakm l.8'l. thru Fri. 64&.5537. apanese udener. Expert GuAr&nteed Work Blvd Costa Mea COITA MIU ............... .2Ut 111(:1(, MAfONIT, tJC. ....... .... Boa 51 Pomona. Calif 91169 BLUE -...... -2nd TD Complete ,YU1111et'Vict, ·• Mii.A OIL MAit .............. 1111 1u11M111 saavteu ........ .wt ' ~ wur · ALOOHOUCS ~\15 BABYSlTI'ING, My home. tne estin,ate. 5'M)..l332 FrPe est, No job too 1argt' BIKINI Bannaid/dallQ!r MUA v11to11111 1111LDaas ................ M1t ~% d1ac. Seuoned 3 )Tl, writ "' Magnolia. & Warner F v or loo 11mall 494-3190 . COLLIOI PAii( .............. 111$ ur111NO . ..,, ~!.~LY Joe pt -mplex. s•L ~ .-1... Pbane 5'2-121'1 or • 84~ l!A..., . . . TREE Servi .. ~ ard . F'u.ll Ol' part-time. Costa M•WPOIT ••ACM ............ Jt• (AllM£TMl.l(IM• ............. mt n.v ... 4.,.. ...... 7ll75' ........ P.O. Box 1223 o:.ta Meta. A:n,Y age. ...,,..,,, ce, y PAl?\"'I'ING lnt' bt Lowest M MEWl"OltT MGTS ............... ml CAllPIMTl!ltllle .............. '5H 3 -due $H.-d6S cleanup. Rototill I: aprinkler esa MfWPOltT SMOllS .......... ml CEMENT, c.crm .............. . Al'FIWTE ,.. • BABYSTITING my home serv, 64&-.5848 contracted prloet, Fully ina, 646-7301 IAYSIMUIU ................ ms ClllLD 'Cl.Ill, Utt..c ........ uu
CNo SeIUnr Involved) 6150 Announcemenfl 6410 near Paularino School. Any Satisfactio:n l'W· Free est. BOAT CARPENTERS ~~~:L~~aEs .. :::::::::::::: ~:~=*c~:X,., .... ::::::::::::C Ezcellent income for few Money Wanted a.re:. call 545-22'.ll CLEAN-UP SPECIALIST! JUu Weeki; 6'13--1166 . utrt1vt:1ts1TT 111.1.1t• ........... nn CJ.1t•n u.v1trt• a •1PA1a U»
'--.. -t.1 .. --'· 1r...-PERMANENT Mowin& edging odd jobs. Expenenced Large cwl.om 11tVIMI ....................... mt OltAl"llU!S ............... , ··"" -. .. ~ .... -Jl~•or WANT!:o: '60,000 1st TD, SPECIAL BABYSITTING, My home, ' ' INT.&: Exter·House & Apts. constructtozi Top wages. e:AST ILUFF .................. 124t oaMOL1T10M ............... uu :.~ ewniQp). Renlllna: .. col· 1"""• 15 ......_ Secured "" lif ... Verde area. Reasonable. 54s.-6955 At . can afford c !LLARD.BOAT w ··-1av1ME T•••ACI! ........... 214' OllJ."INQ Sl'tYICI .......... MU ---..i-.....__ . .1.U
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C J""" .,, 2 b tartinc Sept ll pnces you • w Otq coaONA OEL MAit ........... UM 11.ECTllCAl .................. ..... ~ .... mt>M)I .uvin coin $95,000 Comm. b1d. Bkr. w 1
• 540-1132 * Expert J•p•neq & F Pa.\ntel'l!i. 675'-3955 12115 Baker St., CM 1.1.LIOA ...................... DM •0111PMUT &DTAU ·······"" Gptratlld diepc!f'llt!ft ln Costa $12.50 -'. :7.50 f'JNES't \VORK 646-0384 LIDO llLI .. , ,. .............. tm PIMCIMe ...................... *II M ... •~ --·~-...,., 6"-4323 o-n Bel.uty World BABY SITTING. my home, I========== eFOR Better Painting, in-BOOKKEEPER F/C IAT ISLANOI ................ ns. PLOOl!s ......................... ....
'"' ............... '6 ANNOUNCEMENTS· ...... near school.I prefer l-Yr. old rlor ri ti ed immed IALIOJ. 1suNo .............. :ws ~•MAC• •••A11l1, 1ic. -... wt ~~ at . .._~te. -~","CU:: and NOTICl!S SoSU.NCoS!uGtNPW.ATR. O,.._LOG1900Y boy, d~1. 646-0788 H1ullng 6730 :ulll&'a.t ~~r&, :..c:~c ~yo~al taki:~ charge of::!~ l~~'~.,.::::::::::;;:::::= "•"~uPi=~=•tN• ws '"°°"' ..... uu CIUJU ' l b t I.I.CIC IAY . . ........ 1141 OAIOl!tO/riO ......... UM snadcf) SI.575. Cuh re. claae1. Regllit"r now. YARD/gai; cleanup. Remove PAINTING, Paperin& 16 yrs. payabll', r {' c e v a e MUMTIMOTON 1.-ACM ......... t40I ........ L ••aYICEI ......... "'1 -"~ ~ penonal in-fMlnd (Frw ~ 6400 Ua..ln ...... -Ad·--~. Irick, Masonry, etc. .......... . dirt tra t tn Harbo Lie I:; prepare your own reports POUMTAIN VALL.IV .......... 1411 tllADttlC, OIKIM• ............ ... ............. ~.... ~u .. "' ... , .... -no 6560 """''· ivy, • c ar r area. . nd n.'. SI.ALIE.I.CM '' .............. 20• •W• ................... MN ttrview in Coatl. Meaa. &ft&, FOUND 2 mole .... White can Uie sun sin. 6'f5-.e86l hackhoe, grade 96Z-$"/45 bonded. Reta. turn. &U-23.56. type It work indepe en...,-LOMG IUCM ......... ,, ... UM ••11111 TMUMI ................ ,..
..u......... "' il so plee.se call Ulr OAANGll! COUNTY ............. Mtl •UN SHOP .............. ., .• 1\f lttld nazne, addreu. V'"''"' ·"'·-· .......lie -.............. day's Of 67>2140 aft. 6. BUILD, "-mod-'. rep11 lr. CLEAN UP & lite moving PAINTrn'G Bay area 15 yn. -. "-"""" SANTA AMA ................. Ml• NIAL TN CLU•S .............. ,,,. number tD Multi..st:ate lnc. ..-.i.J' _... 'w-oe ''°"' "--' · ·· Salary open. 67......,.,,.,.,, Wl!lTMIMlT.-................. Ml! MAULINI ............ .,.,.Int small black do& white foot PUT ON A Brick, block, concre~. Tree&: shrub removal. exper, ln1med1t1.te servm:c. MIDWAY CITY ···-............ 1'16 Ho111ECL.UN1ff• .... , ........ 1m 905T E. lmptrial Hwy., & chest. 1'1eredilh Gardens. HAPPY FACE c•-ntry, "" JO' b too man. ReUQnable. 549-135~ Call Bob 1t 646-6446 BOYS 10. 14 SANTA Al(A Hl!IONTS ........ till INT•11oa llltOIATIN• ..... ml n....-, cant 9Q2C (213) ~.,..... +6 -n.... COASTAL · ··· ........ ,. .. ,,.9?11 IMCOMlt TA)C . , .. , ...... '141 .......... ,,.,:[. 968-2990 r -·'-Je&son & skin Lie. Contr. 962-6945 ~ Up """ ll•ht mov R I 6810 Carrier Rou ..... Vl"'O LAGVMA SU.CM .............. .,. lltON, °""""""!.Ill(. ......... ,.. IU..Q8TL . r"ee """"eUp ' -• PlasterfnQ, ejN r for LAGUNA MIGUEL ............. tm llONINO ....... : .............. 71&
L·"·s A--I 5.._ FOUND 1 male black Lab, ca.re an&l)'llil, 839-7373 6570 ing. Cali Dave: , ~,.., .... "'-·ch So 1 .... una MISJION vivo .............. 2191 IMSULATIN• .................. ,, .. _.. .-.--•• .. ..,.. also 1 eel ·ze aha.m Buildirs * R93-4295 * • PATCH PLASI'ERING. M0.6,..,..-=-. . .-. IAM CL•MENTI! .......... m• 1NJU1tANc11 ................... me Like -OWft """"' own b'llsi-m Sl an.mot choir slngen need-. DAILY PILOI' SAM ,uAM CAl"lnAAHO ...... ml INVESTIOATINI, ~ ,.,.,.. •• •·-f---•e -..im" -
1-Vic _.. 0ppo~··"· lor --•·<a•-All typ ~s. Free estimate. .,_..,A...... CAl"ISTllANO s•ACll ... -.... 11>1 JAl'Utoa1.t.L ., . . ..... .,.,,. ness! Hett's a real oppor-W~-,.. !'~-· Be~ch -.. l·n•w~,, .ww..-\D, *Room Additions Housecleanlnf 6735 'C~al~l~,.,..,,~~5:.._ _____ 1----;:~-y--;u;yc--IDAMA POINT ........... t7u .11w1.,1tY•••A11t.a1e. ..... MM tunil;)' hop . e"t""' • M~ *Apartments It Units -llVllllD• COUlfTY ........... lAMDSCJ.Pllll9 ................ .n•
,.... to O'Ntl your own s 1 646-2649, alt 5 67>3027 J'o'""Bis":&i-;""M"Po;L"O"Y""M"l"N"°T' I • ~··tom Hom••• Kltchf!ns s c EA N t NG & BOX BOYS v.1.c.1.T10• '11!••,'.~~1 ......... ,,.,," :~cKsM1,1• ,;;.·---.. ···-·--.. -·"" with a sm.U investment or .. ........ H 0 u E L d IUMMl.I .... ..... ......... -IONlt • I ... tr ......... .. fixtures in the Hun~on BROWN envelope (J .C. Pen. * 2 Story Specialists FREE Ge~n.J 1'-tainlenance. Call Plumbing 689C f.1us t be av1U. wk. a:t mom-coMOOMIJllUM ................ ml MOYIM• & 1To1tAo• ......... .... ft---• ...... AD in-.. -~ -l containlnc letters af. Job W1nt1d, layout/dcs'"'n 20 .vn. f!Xp. I I • ----"------·( ing1 over 16, good ippear-oRuE'N"T"A"L'sU•tt. ............ ml ;:::;:::: ::~-...... = Olll'M:ll cl~ -J .. anyt me, good re s, rea.s. · ,__. Aoply in ""r , , 111 .............. .
d1se ia on COJWirunent. No dreS&ed to Mn. Cooley. Womtn 7020 Paclflc Co11t Builders 646-8084 PLUMBfNG REPAIR :;e =~Lido Marl;~ Housn Unf1i1r"l•hed ,:~~~.:..;.w;····::::::··:::;::~-~~--1
inYl!stme.nt in merciWxlise, found on Bushard near Ban-24la E. Coast Hwy. CARPETS, Windows. Drs, No job too am&ll 34J.i Via Lido NB OIMllAL ..................... :~:::::o. ••!di. .... Ir··=
pay after it I.a aold. we tnin nin&. H.B. 962-5046. EXPER Sedy -Bookkeeper Corona det Mar 6T:r7191 e•· .•• , _ Comc'l. X!nt \=:=~·~~:;;;;;~·~== \ii'fs~~=~· .c..·_·'---\colTA MISA ................. 11• ,.., •*OOMJMa···-· ........... .,. _,__ t -'lh desires .... ..a time poaltion in .... roe v• BUSBOY MllA D•t. MAit .............. lits ....... lllVICI .,,. JOU • t\lr ......... you • no FOUND: Blade puppy ... ........ REM 0 DEL-Addlt:lons-Cab-work Reu! Ref.a. 54Mlll. MIU. VlltD• _ .............. 1111 Pon. •w•111t1Ne ......... ···flt
apmlf. f'oroomplm infvr. Y.'hllt: cMtt I white fl"Orit Np! Bch area. 673-0709 inl'tt-Block fences.concrete R!Jmodel, Re"'lr* 6940 Available Junch &: dinDu. ~~'w"" ... l.\'1A1.,,~.; .. :::::.:·:: .. :~ •UMI" sr1v1c• .... :::::::::;;,,,.
ml&n.' write ot phone F, L. paw, wt8l'in&' flea collar; Job Wanted work. 642-9852 Housecl•anln• 6735 1 Re 1r Pl"f:fe r 18 yn. or over. MIWll'OaT "'"'1. ............ m• =~~"\.-in."ik:""·"· .. ·::=
1\enwy, 2130 North Holly-vlc. Faltvtew Aw., O:>ata • :.:o::;;:;;;:;;:;;;"---";_;.; Btrn.D, Remode. pat DISHWASHER ,•,•v• ... , •• ,',,1"0•0 .......... !!!! RlMOD!!LIMG a 11.l!it'Aiit ....... .. w B ............ Cllil ··-& w 7030 .. Brick block, co:ncre • . ........................ ••MODILINIJ IUTCNINS ""' Wood ~q. _._...., · M~sa. call: 541)..9198. m.ft omen Ct.,..ntering 6590 WOULD You believe I will ' job too sll ' AM & PM. Over l! yrs, DOVll INOIU ............... mJ SClllOU s"A ... u ...... ::::im Phone (2ll) ~ clean yout' home tor Blue crpntry, no gm WISTCLI'' .............. lt!WIMI .,.. . FOUND: Female Weimaran. COLLEGE STUDENTS CARPENTRY Lie. Conlr. 962-69G * APPLY IN PERSON VM1v11.s1tv PAlttt ···········;:: 11w-i111• MAC:ii1Ji1' iii.Nib ittJ ATTgNTION BEATJTY er allo black A brown wlr)' Chip Stamps! 897-7350 * "VIMI .. . ......... _.. 11,Tlc TAN.CS........_ llL ,..1 OPERATORS Own ywr haktd tmall doc. vie. ol AVAILABLE MINOR REPAIRS. No Job l'BA""Y~&;'-;Bei:=ac~hC;;Cl~e=oo71n<;::<S'1'v;:::c, I* I!' you need remodeling, ~':,~::,. 1::~.1.~• ·:::::::::::=: ;:~L=~:9eoiriaoL ';:;::::::::: own ahop, cne you could be B-'--& Fairview. om.a tor all tYPe• o1 v.'Ork. Too Small. Cabinet in ear-wind Dco painting or repa.iri. Call Snack Shop No 1 IALeo.1. .................... ,. T1L1, c ic "14 l and aMtr Part time. call: • .,. It other cabtnets. C&rpe:l!, ows, n , Dick, 6Q.-179T • IAY 1•ut1os ................. m11 Tll1,L1:'.:."'a·MWtii·:::::,,,,
proud "-ltl.tkm, Mesa, $4&187J. Untm! Southern .c:.o: '"15, " oo ... -..... r leave etc. Res &: Commc'l 6*14al 2305 E. Coast Hwy. ~l~~!"~su.trtii".'.'.":.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.' .. : Tiii 11.av1c1 .............. .... room for one mare, in &ck ... .., §lamese cat with I ..........,. " ......... WINDOWS DlRTYt 6-C d I M Cil MIWPOltT w11T .............. un T1Lsv1110N, ••n. ttc. ... 1t11 , .. downtown Cotta Mesa. Best _,, .. _ _.v,·· --•--·-a. Catlfemla Col 91• mrg at &46-2372. H. o. Sntll!f y.v oron• • er, • NUMltNoToN •••cM ....... Mtt UPMOUTltY ................. "" quipn:ient. cofJ bar dye ,,_...-.... l:"W-..u>lJ& .. "' Student Employment Sarvice. Anderson Johnny Dunn YoW' local HUNTINGTON MAllOllA ••... MM WILDING .. . ....... ... ee • Laguria Be.a '19-3 s 14 5-l11R ' service. Free est 64W364 • Ores&makin& • Alteralionsl--=a°'"u"s"""'a=o"Y"s=--ll'OUMTAIM VALi.iT .......... 1411 JOBS & EMPLOYMENT room. aoo4 puidnc, lovely _..__ 5 PM Kl QUALITY Re--'--Altera· s cl.al h S&AL au.CM ................ MM JOI WAMTlD Moll\ ,... "mod" dtaor and moo ·-:;;.~:;.::,;;;"",,....,,.""':-= ANT ......... Pl! on ems. IJAltOIN GltOVI .............. ,.,, IOI WANlfD: w-·:::::::: ... = nd COUPLE W to manage Uona: -New conat b)' hour Ironing 6755 * 646-6-MG * Days, 5 dass/week. LONo 1ucM ............. _,... JOI WANTED new, tor cml,J $4,COl. Let PSYCBOJ..OGY booka a Apb 1 child ~~ Co ... t r .. ., ....... O"ANOI COUNTY ............. ,.... MIN • WOMiN JUI . Mttedltb Gird • -_.,_,.,,..,,., ar n c. ~ Alt1rotlons -642-5145 Apply in pel'liOll: SANTA AMA .................... 1111 DOMISTIC MlU ................ Jm your hair down, and call Mtel In em (2U) 465-2255 c AR PENTRY..cabinets IRONINGS . ho e WllTM1NST!lt ................ Mll ... INCllS Mii .............. 7111 .,. vu. at The: Real Eataten aru HB Owner p1s call m my m · Neat, aCCUitlte, 20 years exp. COCO'S MIDWAY CITY .. ,_ ............. 111' HILP wAHtio. MM"··-·····n11 MS-nn and start making ga...c;f4 -OUNESE Uve--ln. DomellHc. Custom doors • fenet!L Any $1.25 per hour. SANTA ANA llllOHTS ............ AOINCllll. w.. .. :::::::: ... .,,.. Ptrmaneat. Dperlenced. Ille job. Call 646-25'16. 548-69'10 * COAnAL . .. .............. me MILP WANTSD. --...... Miii tDOftlY1 LADIES diamond wed!lrca: C 1 6_4 ,. F hlo Isl nd uo11NA 1u.c• .............. Jnt JOll-Mtfl a ._ "" Far Eaat ~ &&2-8103 REP4n> Partitions Small IRONING TILE, eram c ·Yt a.s n a L.t.OUNA •1ov11. ............. Vl'I ••••cits. MMi a. w.iiM.i·····,.,. DISmIBUTORSmP Wim-ritlc outlide Alpha Beta l'lth """' Newport Center, NB MISSION 'lllJO ..... ,_,,,,.,ml SC:NOOLS a IMITJIU(TIOll ::::,. our IN v E g TM ENT: St. CM C>wntt plll call & JoL-u ••• Wom. 7100 Remodel. etc. Nile or di.)', Re8$onable 397.7350 * Veme, The Tile Man .* BUS BOYS needed t 0 r i:="~L~~NTI ... :::::::::::= Joa Pltlll"AUTION ........... ,...
Oelwce candy & drug identify MS--0327. ~ Reul call KEN 54.0--4679 CUllwurk Instail&:-repall'S. . A l at 5CAl"ISTIAHO Ill.CM ......... mt THIATlllCAL ............. 1*
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_...... ~ .... wwu: .,...,.. ... ..... an tor a · pm, In person to Mt. coMDOM1•111 · ........... SALE AND TRADI . .•. tt•tatontl. atom. etc . ten. about 4-8 mo. old. Vic $750 CABINETS. Aey size job patch. Leaking • h 0 we r A I T 0 w ER s ouP&.rx.-s VN,UllM. •.•.•.... 1'11
.... _J ... _._. rmectlo XI .... ~. WALLS Windo 0 . 84719511846-0n nge o. IUMMllt AINTALS ........... l'llllNITUal ............... .... ...-~. _.. ..... , co n Santiqo Dr. NB &42-1563. ))egttt" Not neceasary, • nt 25 yrs. expe:r. ~,_,,,, , ws, oon, ttpaa. -RESTAURANT, 1515 s . RENTAL!> OPf1c1 f'UllM1TU1t1 ........ •11 ...
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cnmmlaklm A: monthly mm Kitte~ ne~ i!~. man. CAil Kay 546-MlO Cement, Concrete 6600 l't'sidential. Daily, weekly 6910 Coatit H"'">'· Laguna a o1!~!" Furnl1hed .... U~i' ::~i:,:"':.'T ·:::::::::::: -~~ •verytblng C'OIU'le,oru ..... lo.,.,.....""""11: JASON BEST --/or Mo. 897-.7"""' Tl'ff Service L .................... SA1t 1our,MIMT ,. .••..•••.. •u ~n-~ il ·---•-•-_.. ., • ., .,..,,., """" ~ COITA MllA .................. 4111 MOUSflfOlD IOOOS M2I tumltbe4 free, but muat be ... ...__.. .. ""'· o;ru-........ •CONCRETE work a I l * MESA v.-10• .....•.......... 4111 GAU.ti SA&.I ··········Mn •·" -p•n ·~ -• /l-Employment Agency .......,,. Poot d-~ , cu.stom. OUTOt Ma.Int Sen-, crpt GENE'S T RE E SERV: * MIWl"O"T lfACH ............ 4211 PU"MITUltE AucTtoJi"""' .. '111J bondablt. Part ot iwa • ~~. •·---v.· ~.. 2120 So u.1 .. Santa Ana .... """ .......... -. clng, fir y,·axi ..... window tr-•/ shrubbe"' removed. MEWPOaT Mf:IOMT1 .......... •111 t.ll'll'LIAMCIS '"'"'"•111
"" ~..v'\ -.. N ·-~ vie Tal .... rt Euctld . ........... Call ...... ~-· ..... = .... J c p Co MfWPOIT SHOAIS ........... cm ................ . wrtte ~. 4":ll-UI ' .,...., U'C -ANSWERING Servlee ()per-'"°'"-W6'1 wuhlng. Han;r van Beynen trimmed, hauled aw a Y · · enney · WliltCL1F' .......... ,cat :~11~~'kcMtNii ., ........... :;: lf!h St .. Phil&., Pa. 191l2 Fountain Valley. 968-534.9. { rred CEMEMT WORK, no job too 537-1508 ii no ant call an 3. 549-1359 Fashkin Island UMIYl•SITT PARIC ........... w 7 MUllCAl INITlltrMiMT"::::::11u ...
,. READ THIS O•""IE • ~.~ ~ .. wall•t a tor. EX"perience pre e ' "ma!' ,. ... nable. F' e e N-rt Beach 1.1.cic IA Y ..... • .............. 4111 l"IANOI a o••AMS ............ •1• -·~~ ,__ but ··~1-tn " ., .......-SP••v·~ J ·-r1a1 •Win ~ .. ,~ e.1.n 1w"' ............... 042 ... 0 ,0 '"' WbJte Front. Pleue call WI.I .... • k 548--8615 ~ am.... -• ,__________ COl\ON.t. DIL ,,,.. .......... ,.4UI ...,. -'Ofl "'0 '0·""·0•"0••·
in • ~2052 • ~stim. H. Stutlic . dow clea.nin& Serv. ~ Upholttery _____ 6_990_1 NEEDS t.1.L10A ...................... ~.~~~·ri11io·:::::::::::::::"= 5'&-0002 Auemblen: Block Fences -Patios -do\\'5, resld .. comcl. COl'IBt SAY llLAMDI ...... , .......... .,,. TAP• a1co1tt1••• ......... =
2 MO. Bllt I-wht Pt1PP)'. Planten. Add I-remOOei. O eanup. Free est 968-1391. ttYKOSKl'S Cugt, Uphill. ~~~~L~SuND··:·:::::;:::: .. ::l c,•0M00•,",',,',',',,u,11"MIHT ...... _
.._ .C:~f> .... .,., ... Id ., ... "'"''" E FULL TIME HUNTINGTON ILi.CM ........... a. ........... .. If )'OU want a part or run Cocker. 1' ....,.....,_ w en-Free eilL ~ veL ESTATE Mal.ot Tree 8erv European Craftsmanship FOUMllilM VALL•Y .......... «It :i::l~':!.~~~~;:u·::::::::::
time opportunity to mW1,;tllY~=:::-==:--::i:c-;" ..,.. Removal&: trimml.np, b"H 100% fin! 642-14M • CASHIER llAL •u.cN ................ -4491 Mtset:LL.AMtous ............. .... vie K CLlkl c.... 6610 N Bl c '1 1.0N• Ill.CM ................... M•"" WAlllTIO • .,, ..... -----t .. ........, in. u. ....... --... C.M • .,_ohm wr our money room IJAAOIN ••ov1 .::::::::::::: ... 11 MACMIMSltY, Ilk ............ me mohlf' in a bu.ilinel1 of your WOMENS ataue't. • !I n estimate. can 541--0088. 1831 ewport ., .1• · .,_ ~Ill.NO• ccuKTY ~ ..... .. .............. .
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by spend.inc 4 hrs maldne ..... ·-,.._..,.,. -·· .. -(!;est ttlectlon ever! SN the find an ama.tina mmtber oJ ~ IAMTA AM• ..................... -IWAPI ... .. ....... .
·-"v·"·· 1:-::;:::======" ....... U..ach area, &U-75(17 DAILY PILOT a·-"~ ho ln tod • O&slitled preferred. Comt'l"U\Jve wag. SANTA AMA "110"" .............. PETS nd LIVESTOCK ucu w-----~ mes 8J' s es and outstanding benefits TUSTIN ........................... I
6401 Controctort 6610 &eetloD NOW! Ads Oleck them now, 'ncl""'"""' ...... t .. i. .. ..i.... COAST.I.I. .................... ,41'1 l"ITI AINIJl.\A. .............. .. Loot Call D. W. Wilton
(D4) 838-9691' L\DIES walJet. Vie Center
MAHAGl!R St. CN .. 3rd A .... Loruna
R.m11 a: wbole&ale outlet. 0r. Buch, Fri 8/1.. Valuable
a,.. OJ aru. Man aelt'Cted p a p • r L Reward. 8-2369
mut have the abWty to alt. I.
ASSEMBLERS
Electn>mecbanlcal assembly,
Including told...... Experi-
enced, OJ will traln.
' I ... prulJ ,,.._.....,. UOIJNA IUCM •..•.. ., •. , ••. 4191 CATI .... , , , . , , ....... , ........ ,mt ;;;:;;;c..;;;;;;.;;;,;; _____ lr========='""=========il LA•UMA MIOUIL .......... ,..4,., DOOi ., ............. ,, .......... mu GENERAL Contractor. All APPLY IN PERSON MISSION V!LIO ........... , 4111 N01t1t:S ............. .,, ....... .. IAM CLEM.-NTI .............. 4711 LIVl.STGCI( ................... ...
carptntry, concttte, edd & If you'v• faund what 10 A.M. to 5:00 P.t.r. ~:~,\.'l1~~ ·::::::::::::::·:::: CALIFORNIA LIVING ~mcdellna;. 25 )T9 e'X· yo11'r• looli:in9 for Monde,y thru ~ CONDOMINIUM ................... MlllSlllll ................ .,,.
pertence. s:n-7984, 847-2382 RENTALS i:}'r:1~~ .. ~~.:::::::::::=:
manaae a rttaD store as ,:B;;URMESE~i;;;o-:col.~.,.......,;::::::;:,..,::..-..
,l.,_ well u a workshop. wtiite fte& co11at, O)'sW
''·' ,,.,.,.... """'""'· Factory oo.. 1/12. tt.w'd. 21.1-
dlntct merchandise. ns.ooo 318.47&4 coll.
Call P•rsonn•l Dept.
17141 494-9401
Carpet CIHnlftl 6625
CARPET &. Furn. clean.Ing;
for l dQ mv1ce Ac quality
v.utk, call Sterli~ tor
btightneul ~
in today's PILOT Cl•sslfied Ads. J C PENNEY CO A12oh. Unfurnlshed t.WftltMOI ...................... .. . . . ........ ... "'"'°"' . . . . :...; ....... .. MAKE
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OFFER
costA Miu··.:::::::::::::::: .• ,. TRANSPORTA110N
" , •• inwst. req'd, tulb" ltCUJ'ed. LTO~Y,.;a-prl..,....,....,.-....,.....,,;;.,-. °"1os'°1:-=v1,
'· $2SG per wk. lo l'tl.rt + Seaview A Catalina, Leg
tihlft af prdlts.. Should re. Be h , G Z: NE REO US
_... $25.000 Pl!1' 1Nt, Toe REWARD. ~7 or
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TEL ON IC
ENGINEERING CO. 1$.000 IT YOU ACT NOWI J ,.,.;; n-=.=:~---::ued<T"-::pu::.,.,,,-°'"*" MY• reduct prlet ~I . _.,.... • ' L Be ch lrqim $15.000 to only $10,000 ~ llUli!t (Mauren). Red •gun• •
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DIAMOND la a carpets best
triendl Diamond Carpel Oen.Ren. &U-lll'l
Corpot Loyrng &
Ropolr 61126
FOR CARPET.ING
OR CARPET LAYING
C. A. Page 642-2070
oat ~ on b QI 1 ~I wb old puppy. Blk ASSISTANT Manaecr Full .....,.,. 'lllvd.. Good Jeue, w/brotrm markl.np. Male. time, co:nYM11anl marlceL ~ lqulppld and •-ell Bit. at feet. Vk! 42hd Ir" Vacation le ~ Xlnt --"--Yt~'"~ e. a _,.,talb:t Balboe., N& 8/12. m-3193 opportunity. 64W520 Elec:trlcal 6640 ~tbt111au prtoe d-; few imn Croall!:f'd mal e ATJ'IL women In tn.in as J:tECI'RldAN;--uten&ed:
torUJiu, C'1I Van at 1'Tbe ma.me. cat vie o.De&t: maktiip U1htt. l'ull or Pl· bonded, mnaII Jobi, maint I.
.__ Jltf!tJ Eltatfn" '46--nn Put. ean &l5-0l52. ti.me, up to l.'i br. a39-T:r1l. repairs. 548-5203
·-BOAT BuUoet. exp. I n BABYSJ1TER Dt'eded far s I ==-======== ·-n"'-. X1nt .....,, ,.,. nME FOii ,, o1d boy ""'" , un m " 1.F'-'1""--"'-----666-S •:; Wf7 Dall lm'tlt. Build s mldnJOL Tun tllN Sa.ts.
•• ..-..... .. •mall Cj>UIC:K C:A H Ar ... -Marintt'• •• h. 0 I •
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lie ,....,. ..... -...... WANT AD WU!""' ..... lk• """"'•orl<. .,.ct.~. MT~N -~--~----~-°""--'-"'-~-•_._.,,._1_2lll_~
C1rpot Vlnyl Tllo
All •t)tl• 111."'Cl eoltn !!':! .... Lie. .......
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Gtve that ptrty with th• it•m or items
for 11le • phon• call. Chencas •r• it'•
juJt what you'v• b1en wetchin9 tha W•nt
Adi for. All th1t'1 left is to mtkt an
off•r. How can you 10117
Thi• is ju1t •nother of tha gre•t thin91
about th• PILOT Cl•11ifie~ 11ctlon •••
it lt•d1 you to th1 b•NJ•in1.
24 Fashion Island
An equal oppo11unity
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TIME FOR
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Jobs-Mon, Wom. 71!JOJ6h .Mon. WO... 7100
* General J, C. PENNEY COl\lPANY
l'Uldon Island -Newport btt.ch
'HA& cl~ININal rOl
WA ITRI SS Ii S .. I US I 0 VS
'Vith 30me Yi>erienL't': and \V IWng to learn. Top
\\'drklnit l'Ond!Uons and envtoonm11nt. COmpCtitJ~e
'var;es plui; n11!al& nnd tips, and outlftandina' bcne·
fll.I includlnr hc:af:d,taJ.17.aUon and profit 1dllli'lhi.
ApJW¥ in person 10 AM to 9 PM
1'-'Jundfty Ull'U SaturdltJr
PENN!Y'S FASHiON !$LANO
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med. can Ra,,v Randall
962-S36l1
CHR1STMAS Monl!y 1\llw.
&!II Lllller Cosn1etita, a Co.
tif Srb!tol Me~r11. MT-&114
CLEANING lady wa nt ed
~-da,y/1vk, $2 hr. At.SO OC· ca!icrnal ovet'11l:ht baby1il·
ter. El Tot'O, !30-5&!11
DENTAL ofllce Nawport,
prefe1· mature \\'Oman with
front detk UJI. Send resume
l qUall!ieations to Box p.
91.2, Dally PUot.
DENT.AL Cl!'ti r-St de
Assllltant. Send )'OUl' 1n>tk
resume and qua.11.Ucationa
lo: Box Pi!.&« Dalzy Pilot
e DISHWASHER e
JOU&_ IMl'LOTMl_NT
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Premier
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Jo... Mon. W1111-7l00J•lrl, ."-• .'ftOlll. 7100 ,Jo..........,.n. Wom. 1100 Jo•o Min. Y(wn. 7100 ltbe ~ "'""'· 7100 JP ....._ W~ 1100
' 5 ii 1 ;-") ~ i; 7 • 5 ; .. .;...;;: ;.;.m I LADTh;S lS to 70 $26 i Nursitlc s.Ju IERVJCE 8tatilMI atteode.ftt.
111stiuRAllT. PART a. ~uLL 11M1 . ""' .... lil> ~~t ... ~ •·un'' ~".r'°• 7.:: * Fantaati'tl ··~· .m. ~,~, .ra Bus.Dys Llna:erie. i'Aa).1-1 op fl or t. U Cilmpuit br, nJL
employ!". W• n'lln ~ Con~= r.::rtal ~ lht WM! for lll1J national !EllVICE SOtUOO Oto-
WAITREfffb i.aun<b» l'rt....., 11311 ~•WllW> Ay~. , ~~:~~·· ~..':'.!.~ .• • lor •lhllt, •JD.T or • >!f. SW!. OOC.0 No~~ llt(_~S!Wy llunl ~h. ~l -~"'n' -.uu.u.1U11 Wo ~ Tuea MW. Ant.Y al
ll.8. -Nu1>l"& nocd o...inm Slallo/I. I..,_ ~
HOSTESSES l.h~ln, ""'lhtrl"3 '"""· N-s Aid.._ Expo1·1,,.. -~:gi~ns Sall DlcJO Fr;wy, CM
Lil• ...... ,.,, .. ,,. .. ,.,. ...... MU')'. :SALF.SI.&, • ,.~~iili"" '
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Ovtr 21, aood ttl!ad.Y potl· ~ Newman Ave. . -TRAINtES 1Porttweat-:' Top pa¥. ie3 CQQlS tlon with outat&ndlna: t:o. lhmt. Bell. ~J 1'h1I is a rtal J1'0tlnd ftool Prtductlonn!,t• 1' ~
bftMtitB, Group ins,, etc. NUJiS& Jti0'D oppol'tunlty wiU1 a aoJld auto. mVERS. experit~. Xp.
FEMALE BARTt"DERS P""'1'!*~lA>»•iretrnck SUPERVtson * 51&-l!JSI mallc eleclnntlc equigruenl ply52S,.,,..... Ave. U:una
'" Machi(Uats :-:-• OPERl'l'oitl ••• l1nn lhll o11.,. •8"<ll, ...,-4.111
Still '" • Punch l're11 & Elfperlan"" In .l"lle needle HIGH St\Wliti macJ\tM ~.,
Seely to $fOO Al'l'LY IN PERSON e Mul1iol141• o,rs. and ovolioclls. Oood pie<.• llftme4tat1 Cirp'4. top pij', ~ "°"'·,
No tnelJ! ~U pU!lheri PlUl!h fi $432 P"r wttk. Apply work prlcts, ate&dy work. ... ~ U. ~' C~ .
• w .... W1<11n,,_ "°'' he• -llEUllN. a. LIE rony oueh1. Eoov Moss 140C i... ... 1 rnh1fc iEWJlio k . ;;;ti' ·.,.
growing Ol'11UliJatlon wants WIUU TOOL 4: 01.E St., \VtatmlNtcr. ~-. 54 •• JQ 0 ~ hrt~.
sharp cape.hie 1ecn-tary with 1$J lt1t Coast Hlf:hW•Y JlOO Pullman Lane Plell.Wlt, pm ttmt \\Wk. nt . ~ ~ ......
top set't'ttarlaJ ~. New,.rt a.jch Costa tliesa. f>.l().$.\32 .scUi.na No experience s.\1.ES SKAMPOO'ii•T tr; ~ /C Bkkpr $lll ......._,. a-ow n . . TltE LOOK man!euriat• Coll !l>t .,....._
Lovl!ly compa.hy for :ilia.Ii> Se• EMllJI Bt'lil«* al hot.In. 1't>lephone a 11 d 11 loolrtnc foi· sharp J!tla 1',ho Altrt'do'• rfi'.i-$)'i0, ·
bookkeeper \Vho c&n \\'Ork "'""' #Mn, w...,. 7100 Jobt--Mln. WOm. 7100 m lx persol'lal tntervl•wln& for ""'-'fl ptnnallent position. i " ,;• . -' -tlu:.Ough TrtaJ bal&nct, AIR ··-• tw~nly·yearoold 11 u rv e )I Mu.It be txptr~ncod in lliClJ Shf,, ""llW~
&: A.IP. Tbey are buildln&'. G*"erel Preductlen 144 '1C ~l:learchcomp&n)'. fl,OOper tash lO n dresses & Sl!!ad)'. &e-•.
rlf!\Y plant, Ideal workl.na: con. F&lALE * * Ho\JSC!k@ept'r • * ~ency tor c~ liu.U hour, plUI e"t'~l\Sfl. EquW s,, 0 rt.wear. Fw· ·~ Shl,.plnt a ftec?v ......
dlt¥J1is. Nu experience rtecesai')" .,~7~Y!~~k&tu:h tl.O W. Coaat H\V)'., N. a . opportunity e:mploytr. Write polntmenl. cll.ll The Look, Xlnt opporhmity. Oo6d c:trn·
···' Oerica1 * FULL TIME
• EXliERllNCED ,,, R1lmbur1td Apply inruvn· .._..,.. Sy &ppolnL M&-a93ll Box M'-MS The Dally JiUot 644.-Z.100 l1 F&l:lhJon Islahtl, ....... v, and IOP benelltl. Call
S /• THE HAR LEY 'co. NB .. -·· tcty Pkkpr ti $500 IIbUSEKEEPEJt. Exp er. !!!~~:!!"l!IJ!l'1""~!!!1.,..P1 PAR1' time fen18.le hclp • George ~n, 1
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Sho11hand. typ1n1 and gen ..
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KEYPUNCH
OPERATOR
~1\·1n: llhift. One )C'tlr hey.
pw1ch e."<p~.rience dr11i<-;1Ulc.
COLLINS
RADIO CO.
19700 J•mborll Rttd
Newport leach
THE RIGGER
# 1& Fa.l!hion l:dand
Newport Sench
Like to Y!ol'k ·wilh c1~11tive 1987 Placentia .Avt. Enililh Ol' Cel'man, ~ l\fAiD, tuU tin1e. \\'lifltl!'d, GcMral office, lyp. SALE$: JASON lllT... j
people? Type :>o. lite bkklla. Costa Me.aa &.reL 49+4110 Apply tn pc!l'80n. ConlAct lna I: NCn flOltlng. Invest-kNo\YLEDGt-.:ABLE St"tw EmployrnMt ~
Thty'U keep you busy bl.It HOU1el~pu at th!! ment Coric'l!pta 0@-2286 component lltl.les tralnoe. 2~ fip. fdF, 61.nta
tllQ da)' will go fut. General H 0 USE KP Rt8aby1lttc.r. JAl'ltA.iCA INN HOTEL 21~ Call Fee by Appll~ent O:>Uege 1tudent pit \Vork that live in tor 2 glJ"ls. Aft 6 -all 2lfn E. t'ohst Hi~ PAR'f·Tlme AM/PM, $2 hr. &tr,..f&il'rt, Mr. Vann tHi .. ltl_MG AHD I
Rec,t te $600 :' ~.:~-C: ~'°::~ day wkendB V45-MM. Caroha del !itai ;:U. C::~r~m~~ blJdaot SALES~ lli:ht Office work In RltllV_!.'!!_ CL--K 1
~pply in per$0n 1:i~~u :~ P::,~u~nd0 ~:i 1ta.11. Car neC", P~I: ~ l~~~:,:~:1!:1~ 15~ l\l~S.a:rfullm :.t. PRESUfi: Mk BEST oNt fall'lton:tble Lido je'A't!lf1 '''&have in immfdiate _r,hd1
-o-rs-H\"'v-ASHE"'"';_n-'-1"'K1=r-o-1-E-N.1 aJra.id to meet It talk to in. FUl...IXR BR USU co. machine!!. Joca1 hi sh :tehool. KEN NI.LES MOTEL HOUR CLEANEJ\S neOO. atore_ Re tall Je•·elry slot'C for an t."t'perlencN ahl~ i
HELPER (~laleJ Slcad)I ten1tlng cUenta "-can type ~neral (1) 521-135.J 01· aft 6 tlJ i~'=°'='c;Bey::::,:d:;:t1':..:;Dr;.;1,;,'°;::·..:N:.:B:_ ono lady for Pttl!Hr pogi· eKPeriaooc "· e c. e 1 1 a r Y -a.nil receiYl..ni cJlotk.
job. Day Shilt. Top '\'&lea. 60, come on in. EXPERIENCED rurnltuf1'1 639-1503. !Ion. Ideal, full ttme. ,El· Permlhent pOstuon. C&ll tor c.au \''•Ynt w.m.u 2 + G&ril Offici to $400 man k driver, full time. ..:.:.:...;=------MAIDS pcrleKc.e not Me. 29-1~ E. appolntme.nl &73-93M You mu•l have a V&lltl Oll-
RANCkO SAN JOAnUIN GOod ai.'Clll'ilte l)'pi.st oetded. Military obll;:aUona flU!CI. tN!URAN'CE AJenty Cir I FUU....Timc, resort hotel, C.oolt Hwy, CdAf. SoJea fornla drlversl!A!ena6 aM re-
"-" r-·--, ··~· Cul~ ..... .\Vill answer phones, be a ca.n 14,2...2JSO 'vith tu1l knoivtf!dat of I...quna &a.ch . .t94-ll!l6 ,::c •-,-IARN NOW cent drlvlria Wark l\infr)' . ......... .....,......,. """"" ...... .,.;,;;;_'-'-='-----operatloiu ol ,ene1·al ill-Jl.1AJDS le POR1'Ell.S rwnss_..a \Vt rt(l\llte A n\1tdMUQt eri Rd, NB-Irvine, nr, UCI. non :!llnoker, .. lot of public .. 1 N 1.1 . ~ l" 1 1~p1-mont LEARN NOW r~.:. ~ ~-.. 1 DISl!\VA~'E" Part .,_, contact, .:1hoLihand not nee-wraniee Ou ce. ot 1 c in-CM.C 1-111r apt comp tx: nteds ,._'" l"t .. .-CALL NOW one )ltar 1m~dtnce ~I
on n-wn CSBalj'. J/j_ nawport . IUl'(lnC'e. Near 0 r a n i c full le J')Rrl time help. Good •• 1 '•""• t knaw}ed,p ol pt.cldn~ tlec-1 evl!S, Apply Villa Roma 01 I , I' $'IS , COunty Airport. ;~54 fte.Y. Call FA)'!!' et 642--Sl'ftl COAli'AL AGENCY Luzier tnc, a •liter Co. 0 trohlc e<1Ul!_m'ttnt b preter-0-,~""••t '" N. Newporl r r aay • pers·onne( ----.__ Lady Clairol 1112..$721 __ _. IDvd··. -NB .. ~~m One 1Ui office, inte~sun: & ~ MARIN• MICHANIC f\ merrh1•::r of ..... .,.., .,.:__ --red. YolJ wm petfonn a Yan-_... varlety job, shorthand not lnst&ller Snellin:r It. Sne.tllna. lnl'. -• -.a--i1 monty \Vllh ely 01 ahJpplna dtJ'li1mtnl
SHW Fu1 agency Ex-peri@need, t..rae CllG{ohl '""" Ha-r BJ, ~ un.60&; 1IO lilvntmonl. Sat' ah d"llos. DI ASHER -I time. n~f!SSlll'y, lite typin;, hav.:i P• cori.alr\.lction. Top \\'a;:e11. ,,,"II ruu '"''" "'!" Oo netda full · "
Appl)I ODIE's, ru .E. 17th Jeclgtble h.andwritln:. · SEARS WIU..AJ'.0 BOAT \Vorks -POLICE -veni:; 1 N ~t "
St., Costa J\1esa. Mtdlcal l•ek Ofc $400 Profestlentl StrYlt• t29!i Bakt!r St., CM DISltAT,CH (Ll!l\k part-t 'h<.! p, 0 1"~•'Y: ~.!~lni .. .,.'*.1~ Exct!llent
B k lfl i fW th1 em,1-tr "'II train. For lntcrview-ca.ll .. vu• _.,.. ..., lnclucSln:: Display Sal41m1.n, eap... ac o t'C ah is ttcsp(!ratc--, COSTA MISA MiCHAHIC -t.talc or Female 545-GlOO L2 •-•1 va-.. ~n ~ .. ..;,... tht
O"I t $-00 c II ly neoded it iUie ha.:! kno1vl· ,and the ~,,tltant l.)10 to uro per mo ""'" .... uu u-y .. -Et1Ul\I oppo11uaily emp!oyo1· y, • ~. e •11• ;.._ r..1 T Irt\f)(l1i: autos. Good t.'O. bl!n-·' "" · ' SALESLADY 'd I 11 tint year oJ employment.I ;\nn, f.lerc!Wltl! Personnel elia:e or back o[Ilce11 p1'1.1C6--• .,.ver r., "' • ANHOUNC!.S etlLi. Gt'l)Up ins. a:ood comn1. lligh SchOol irad, 1 yeo.r cler-' ~"P ' u St k Utthase ..-... indi
CLIRK TY•IST AgMc.v, 204.1 \Vestcillf Dr., du re. will train In X·ray. 642 .. 3110 ,.,_ 74l "'Joo.* .., ie&l e•P Typing-40 \\'Ph\. lint<! to \vork in Un;ule oc P t'·-·-~ ,.. NB 645-:m'O I'll• Clerk $817.11 OF>E.Nlnv;, FO~ J.t1.1•bor area ~teat ll'O~'ifli: r.ot.attn;:' shUta. Xlnt frlnc;:t •ttinl. ruhione lor Llf'tm· a hat1di1 vacatkin_ feattmnil
far ACl~•rfltllig 1gen-1 __ ._.-'--'-'-'------'"'ork will be mostly files, but Gerlt!t'al import auto dcalei.'. Ph. benefit.a, Reikl~nce not re-me. 2l Faahion lal300, ume paid tor rlme off f1'mn
cy. ~harp, 1l1rt, type Drapery \Vorlaoom should be a fairly 1ood t)'p-Man tt clean l: mainll.in l:! lxptri1nce4I 11-13-9303 uk for Mike.. qult'W, Apply \Vestminale1· Ne1vport Beach. M~TO Chril~u 48.)' to tbt M<l~
55--60 wpm tccUr•tt, PART &. full time Drapery ist. will train to relieve at tt. ChrlsCratt abolit 1 dlY • Tru-k Tire Mechanic wanted. City Hall, s:m Wo11minater SALESLlii1is: curtain I: foUowUll New Yun.
4ble to 19911, handle Opcr.i.lors. Exp er i enc 11\vitch.boa.rd. v.ttk. Boat b l0tatl!d near " Union 76 Statioll Ave., before October 10, 1969 drapery i:-;lits. UdOffr
p hon I .tncf clerical Pl'de.rrablc or "·ill tt'tlin Order Clei'k $Hl.U Balboa lJland. Tho i 5 lrtsfaH•~ l!IOO Newport Bl vd. c.r..t. • 5 P:"'· Pb : (7141 8$-tSU J.lornt f'urnlshinp, !lo. var1'1n data
d I T k k seldom lllfd, wan! it kept ~I I 8 k .,-ut et. ,,......... sewing mac b In~ a I! "·or orders over phone cl MM Cl eC $4SO r1tt. ,), Cout Plw, C.M. ,-1 ean and in running order. DUREL ADVERTISL'IG opei'&tt11.-s. or rep&il' se~ etc. Must \Vrite !>a.Uy PUot BoX M-340 Ex<.~Uent Ea.rn.in:s Local aen'I practloner. Xlnt PlfcrrcJ..ll6 i!ch. ~ft . .l!t ha.vt r11• 1.:.11 W•li.£-~ ""It .. I' Al.il
42j: N. Ne\\'POrt [Uvd. Lqiina Beach Interiors ha,ve ple11sant phone vq¥:e. '%ti · · · Plus \vorking conditio1111, Call Kay C:<t:p, :it!txl Msumt PO box--111 YOTW9 111 0 It••
Ne1vpo1·t Beach 642-39.10 lfm S. Coast Jtwr Girl Fri41y to ~ff OerierelUffiCt $4oo.ll •Profit aharlni: 516-S410 388 Hunt!n1ton Beach, f'UU. TIME , ';Jft.\i'l ,srrt:tcr~·y
Clirk Typist $UO ~ Beach. C&U moth-Con you. learn fast! Lile Typing 50+ and \\'Ot"k exp. e HoepltaJIUlion JASON II.ST -I rllifi .-:-lnqul~ In tltMIPl_l " ~. .,.....,
Beautiful offlttt_ X&nt NCI-\· t,,P 4.94-GMS typin::. 8 people, "'ill be do-background, call I;oraine • Ortillp ur, Im. Emnlorinent A;e.ncy Rea uliw ~fas KINGS fOllt MIN r~ m~ilon J ' ~--'
PQt1.. Be11ocJi Com~ny. lnJ a llttJe of evcrylhlna. t:. MerchanL5 Pel'llOMOI Aacn· e hld vaciltk:n 21XI So. 1tfain. Santa Ana · 2300 Harbor BIVd, Of (San D ego .... {-~ ;m~
Call K&y a.iG-5-110 O~\I Job -t\fep your "-111 trnin you in bookkee~ \'Y, :!c43 \Vettd.lff Dr., N.B. • i paid hollday1 n1u . Ex-pe1ienced salesperson lur SALESMIN. b e'c 0 r a I 0 !' of!= D j
JASON BEST inlportant job u \Vilt & in:-. &15-mo • En1ployee discount "' " busy Sao ciCmeni,e oUlct. F/tim! !\lust be e:.:p'd. Inc ~ ·~
Employment J\iCl1<'y mother A earn a wkly MAL£ GIRLS, u.rn $40. S80 a day • Opportunily &. a rulurc IOI' Fl'i!t Ulephollll lltrVft'(t, lot11 GUAl'alltee against comm. ~rvr.qu!J QP9:>ttunlt1
2120 So. tllain, Sanla Anit payeheck. 544-3854. 5t04881 , belng a mas11e~1. WW train. Apply In Pdr&0nntl ONJce n1iln "'ho ArC "'illirii lD \vork of fioot t t tn t, llstini;:: com-1982'J: Stach Blv<I, Jlt. Employer MAF
CJ.ei11: Dress dfltratOrs ~1313 ?lfonday thru S.tu.rday I ~•';;·s ~~' day. Tl1?,t'1 ~~~ mlsslo1111 paid l'lrot.:;ity, ~ Slit: ~,-_., Fff Peicl GE NE a AL.· Fu1f or part IO AM lo 4 Pi\! Ony reqw1 .. n1e111. n'e IV>,U Elltll C, !1ahonty-Really ' k H FE~tALE clri·k. apply tn TOP SALARY to thOSI! with Drift•m•n •£AA u;Jn you. Open Ju: 162,a No. El Camino Reill 1 SICRITAltY Printlhf Opir•t~r
r><>rson Dl'ive-ln Liq•-r, 700 lots of exper_ 646-27&6 ;pwvv 11me--O\'tr 1 !-TASTE E SEARS Shlppln ..... .f "I'll txpcr <~rportle or B r~ ~· -• ,~ '"' Jr mechanical. Inc1'f'a.:1r your E ~ .;>tln Clemente " ' H .. area, ~ • -Pacific Coa.st J{ 1 r h iv a y, 16:.'9 l\fonrovla, C.l\1. 1''REE2 , 2006 Brislbl. C.M. e n--el•I•-all ll 1 legal bac'--round MUit bt! .._ ...... -I 1 · inl'oml!, develop ne"'· skill~. """ '• 01· c co kt or appl ~. · arr "" c .......... c °'" v Huntington Bch. ORI.LL pteA!I le other g-;n ,-~n•'tion •vllh .... ;,, C1nen.I 6 Alsembly 1n-11 -.._.,1._,, t:>:<'cutn•e callbJJ. A.BtLl'l'ItS
CORI WINDERS machine sh:tp operations. s;;;ble ·~;;;:rsificd com~;}; SAl.ES~tAN-1\lffi\anic. A~ Roebuok l Co. • & PlirtJi dept. "Aecept;fy'I;~ ·:. $400 MISS IXIC AOINCY tJNtJMITto AQENCT
Toi'Odal l!xperlenct: ~fUllt hr neat, alert &: oUeiing friendly small com· ply 1125 SUperior, C.ftf. Company 1'!locatlna ln 11'\'inc \Vilt t in 11 1 ..__ .... Lo 410 \V. Cof.ll Hla'bway 431 E, 11th SL, SUlte J24
prefem:.I. d!!pcndablt. Eirp. pref'd but pany atmo!phert 1rlth large bJ:R.L \Vantt!d fOr pil1-tfmt' SO).lfH, COASt PLAZA llldUIU'ial compl~. Oct l•t. I m •r...,e ';11· ve. Nc1voort Stach ·~S9 C'ostd: Mt!& &d-1410
VALOR not req·a. Small precise co1np11.ny stability. Ir 3•ou \r«11'k. Gen'! alllt.-e inti lit!! JSJJ S, lltlSTOL I...oW intervJe~. f'or np-Y 0 ~"Dia~ 54lJ.,;¥. o S•t. iibO.OO l'tl llltl:-St · 0.. .... .
parts, clciui shop i•lith iood ha\·e 1 years college, »0me typin:, invllcllboa.rd ire mail. COSTA MIS" polntn1~ht call (21316'7&-,mi JASON II • Aln '•e Challt 1• tton I" per. "lECTRONICS INC working cond. l-l*ncliui. · -8 • ~ c ........ £_ "" "·IOOE' •· 1v•-Eo -~• or c: , • Disc Instruments. 1701 S. experience and are good in :30-.. :....,. d111~ un.vmc full " ....,, n.i• • • Em.ployme. nt AJtncy .. harp skills, with corporal>! ilon ~ 1 k~artt..:.. ~
JlOO Pullman St., math call UI, Company pa)ls hnte. Apply An Eq\lal Opportunily \Vomen--MeJl.oOtllllt't!n ot all 1120 So. ~fain, Santa An.. Ce~~· I 1lnanclal backtrolllld. die ,-,.,-no •u"n •-"s •-pt
co.,la Mesa -M0.9'l6T Halladay. Sa.nta Ana OUl' rec. Jfai'l'Y & David Employer ngt!I lo <lo T.V. Con1· ~ J "" ..oralne, Mtrchanll Pf11·-"' u ,.,i . ~
L!ooks * DltililS * F~ l:iy Appllcirit '.!l:J ru,,t-rside Ave, NB rpercials. Tral'C "how lb, fl.EAL ES1'ATE SALES sonnti A.relic.!)', 20'3 \Ve•t· head•. Some _ptt'llO~ .~ii'
FRY COOKS
TOp waaa•, ~·mJnent, hon-
es!, and cood 1votking con-
ditioi's In area'~ .Jcaclin;;;
rtsl11.u1'Ml, Apply 9" am 10 ;,
pm for inter ... iew At
MA!iNIN0'$
COl'i'Et SitOI'
2·1031 El Toro Rd.
t.eaure \Vorld Lquna llills
831·1014
M1terl1I H•ndl•r• S52t 'l~ ........,.,---~ -Grantl Openlilg-.ii, i\taaulnc Proin'salvc, ~ No .... ·port clltt Dii\i~ ~mo desired. Sho,.u..r.t ib, typo No liptrlenc• y., will w"* " ho"" pc•· H' o· "T!SS *''AN-ITo""• ...... layout,. Fa.hi 0" and BclCh C..·p. ottering im· ... ':ia ( • li(I, Salary o .. n. Celnfltlll'
N -•• <I ., G•--·' Photo"•-pl•• ol all Tiltd. lnco1nc .......... hil-'l' ret&ry Ctt> lo lst rclocatirt;t In Irvtne Inlf•
•-•SIGryl week but thlg Crienwy non-.,.,,..., oo .. .,.. ' -·~ A\11' :?\ti Wl' clvll e .. ..i_., ~ .,. • icrospace lil·rn oUt.n: trc-l"ULL TL'1E Pc1·m1rnt. full tin}'. klnd~. Thel"!:i is no fee ii.. aclvcrllll~. bonus plan up · ~ .,......,.,. trial eomplex, Oct lit.
l\tust have dean ~ornia I ~N~~ D -~iv-• and •·c •--I • to 10% conirn. JkaKlcnu.1 ' olfiee, near airl?Url. May lnll'rviCwl, For JPpoln qu ent ra.i.1u and a solid .fu. " ~ .. ''" " 4'"\0 ,., L'OJJtiklCl' part tlint .,...,,. -driv~ r¢cord. A!> tun! roi· stable men \\'ith lo. t\1::;:hl!I & \\"Cekends MOT It MES tchool. We an ln tht l\fn. Arnold 61>4130 .:.on~ • call fZlll :U'""~ w.sb YELJG0:.1~~~-GO. cllf \\lt)tnh:;;~-e!!_ Must bt over 21 21.1$ Can.Y.on Dr .. Ctiiii.. til!!lll ::~l:Jgp:~ 11;.,1~~~~~~~ r.e1*wo11s-HwtSHltt sec1lfAit ·, ~. 0~:-'-'rau:
Coi1a ~ta AV1• Mett\.inicl Apply hellvten }): &: ~ JA·N-1to~' 1"' Ext-ellent paf. p h 0 n c * aus OY Vtru.tllc p@'tson !O Wist ttvie. 1J1terv1tw 1 0 •••
FSTABLISHEt> Insurance $2.75 hour up FIVE CROWn.S 635--~ Anahelm Medtd at manager & district mana;er APJ\OPOS, 19 J' I• h 1 • n
Lelids avaU. N.B. omco. Tl~ of the upa .r: downi;! It f\<AUJl,A T TI. t-.'EWSPXPEJt dealers rol' A.Ll..EY \VES'r ta sales, kandlint conespon. llland, N.t. ~r oppt. 61~ you ca.n m,11.lntain forldifts ~Ill E. Pacillc Coast lhvy. 'ANI .. 1~s llel.'lkl J:u.nUner_ gn J~n<! ~to.! Oet411front lien~ &: genera.I eecn!tarlal STOCKliOOM Girl. uiWl'n
Ei:pcrlenced in ama:~ neeQSe &-a U;ht ll'&ctor h,.re·1 your Coruna dt!l Mar I, -n-1tJ' -il1Vory'l110'"r'1fp ,,...CZ1unl)' NC*po1'l Beacit IT!i-JTJ4 duties; ~hc:1·lhaml IO, type rtntai.:~e~P. -~WW
and overlock. Good piece l'hanee for rro1vlng Income koSfESS area. Bond dcposlls re-fiiw.urant Jttlp !lo. Salary conimctleunte w/ train. ltd. 142-QS
work ....1ct• sl-"" \\'Ol'k. plus opportunity to learn Mature I:. attr. SQme oftice P/Ume: alt 5 pm, l\1on-Fli 10 qulm!. Ell r n i n ·a • ap. YOUNG n101htr 01· sLutleut to e.'>p ~ abUJty, Company 1't· r,; Ac ii E R's ~.JL,; lM' ... ~ \vork in CM, NB or lrvint 1 .. tenn .1 1-11 In Irvin l_j • ..1.1 t,; ,..,. .. .,.QtQ.c,
COOK, male. for rellet 3
:; · s:1if1s/1rec k. $2.25 hr.
EDD"l h!OSS l4()U l.bcust hi;hly paid facto1·y machine \Vtll'k. Ap~y ln J)C:l'IOll proximate.., ....,.,. n1q1lU11y. \1'ork titwn Jl ain-2 pnt. ~a I'll e uu.ui ....... lnlllfeatlna l: ine n•I )'
St., \Vemninster; SM-1731 m:Untenaneo l11 a nlm<le--beh\"et'n 11.:: 9 p.m. a.rea, Apply at rrni-2C jkl'• Write box PR at 11310 Altura Mon-Frt, 1iltlrlina: pay $1.6.l ooinp!Cl', Oct. lit. Local In-work'C cond. ltt -
tt>nse rinn, f~Ulnt rali;ca. BLUE DOLPHl.N rru·k Circle. t;vlnc. 540-910 Blvd, B1'ena. P1.1•k. hr + ineals. Appty any letvll!WI, For appoint.mint • · . ~ ~:e~~ ;:n~~J~~~ Shipplnt Clirk $502.61 REST~URANt JJnftorlal NURilS AID!S nlOl'nln& bf:fr jo ain. Jack tn clLlt <2'l3J 61f.226l. Tecbnidan .,,. CO'l''fACE COFFEE SHOP
: .. '.· 562 ur. 19th. C.i'il ,·aCaKon, &J'OUP ins. 'llnl-Li~ typlna, bill& of Jadlna. ~Via Lido, N'pt Beach C~~"fiJ~ ~~·A~ Experle~ed. Lerae extend. the Bo.ii. #ti E. 11th St. 01. $1cii'. L&OAL .::· ~~n:!~.t.i~i;rt2 !olnts furnl5bl!d frtc, Good get material& rudy fo1• sh.Ip. I1ouaekeepCr fATE. ~11 M earn hosJ:ltal need& \'OU! Epial Qpportunity Emplyr !!ania Ana. l -2 )'UR catil
ad It NB \V 'te Dail comn1. ~We. Al>k tOr me$ nt. Bot&td l 1wm, private 1uetit I flijiimi*iii•--·li OnlY UlOIO 1\'ho W'C n~ R~uran11 law, ltectnt qpt'f not nee. ,. .... Pi~I silo. x •• : ""'. n Y Jbf Moore Ph. d.W-1764. ervlclmi" $4ia.JS ho u s e + salary, Ur~t 1' apply 1 NACK SHOP #9 'fyis 60 shtd jO .... 1----,..-.r.,.W>r.:..~---'% Will work'" all ll'P<" ol ·~ houtt ... pln: and l'OOklna. Journeytnan '1toYALE' • M ,SI EXEC i.oilNCY ·~·• :t_t~, E~~ !~ l!ftle C~M.tal Man $6ts.as c;; car de•. m-oeoo eXt Mechanic 54G-6·1j0 , -ictd" r-:e~!!1~ftec;:it 1111~~
THE lti.Yffl'O BUTLJ::R tlob'i COUlc Shop O~ ye~ experience wo1'k· 1''0t'tl,rn car vc))frlenet pit. NURSE AIDES CllSJ'IWASHIR~ SEAMSJ'R,.ESS, Dr'° pie r y 610-08T7 Jib !, El damsno. San a In!_? \Vllh ~hee1 ml"l_al, H~lttetlf?r t!rrtd, min " yelll'J C.'l.J>, Day &:: PM shifts:. Pllrt·tlmc, ovor IS. we~. lnqultt I·-·-" Beach
·· Order Taker ~.123,J) URGENT! Uve In or out •• L t & APPLY E\lenlnas ._..., ... .• ~ HEAD CUSTODIAN U -t!OD'V.....,_. \Vanted, -..•d, .. Mo"~·--1·.,0,. >ta"·-0 ll . Jnterion, 103> S,. C.OUt M-"; TV, •'l'!111t ~-~ W 11~ .. _ .... A, ...i....1 ""'1"-vun "'"• Th'•. Job ca•,.~ l•lo b"•,•r, u...,.---.... " ' • ..,,,. "·ach ""'"''""' 01YV< I --~ 1 '"'h """ ....... ~ .... uatlon. and top waaes. must hu-e r&ts. qu':i1ty t'O~~i'~"';. ~e~."Xlnt \\'Oman ohty. J boY• 1 ._ 9. Lube Man ...... -PH: 4~~· .... :1·'6 10. Coa.t ''"'>'· J. W)', ~· G4j8!: ~rt•IJ)I c'*k t\ft tfliiiri·
::--· ~<can CU:i!xi~~ ~~ 8a.ylide Inn. 333 Padlic opJ>brtunlty to l~arn a ll"ade. &l&--1363 6'2-lm eve•. Sc.'°\·ice •ldUOn c~·icincc NllRS£5 AIDES l L..VN-bntml 4tl Mar SE.r..VfCE n'ATION enct. tJte and knoWltd;e 61
..... pl'elt!tably i~cllJdtna one CoeatHwy, N.B. 673--0934. Prteluctlln te $511 ~3922 utM..1!1Df'Y· i'.xppricnetd. R.eitlllrant , Philllp1 ~etroleiw Co. t"t eqU~nt. Mtteta,
,... in• au fer v 110 ,., FULL-Tun• maids. ......., X-Milltorr HOUSEKEt:PElt • <:ook. llAllWICK OATSUN ~3001 Aritlint Marflltr Now hlril\\l t<ir .......,, Ato<mblt ~ •
• , c-.paclty. Salary be i i n s hole!. Laguna Beach. A klader In IL! field, t!tis con1-General lilc d u t i e s . 988 So. C.I Hwa~. ~ lkb THI:: Q~CKER. -Y<JU CALL. ~&t)'~!"Mttd tctvk:e •la· and ~ '
• • $514.00. Apply l\f0"'1~ .. t.hru • .. ,...,,.;'14-iiill111iiijij,· •'""• pany promotei f'r'oin wttllin, Ceoorous ta.lat)'. 1 2. 6 .fiK.9171 or ~4 _,..., . "'O . now l&klna 1ppllcaUot1s for ion. perlcnce desired. , ·-,, b'· ~"'"""'Nil ,,...Q ta<mx USELL NI k part llmo, Oay • Good11An1"<..W,,pl u, C1lll'tr"=:;I"""'. ,_ Frlday from S a.m. 10 ol;)l IrWsttnc that f'llture rnana.c-pretel'a Y · "''' · · : ;:::::O::::r,? · II:"' ' ;tt'lll'O\Ji rntnl.1ul' Ith 1 :::•r· :~: ,,,;.. •• lrot ll'ewPOH Blvd .. Ge"'"'' •rs team produru 1h.,,..h 6#-lllll Jolio Mtn. """-~-71 00 ~~--~~. Yi'fn. 71 0. 4'''K iTC~IN HfL~ i=l!•nt :~~~. 1 1'1 Mil
•;..., C!Ullified Penionnal. Costa • Parf-tirti• L.jlt Ti: trainee ltvel u~rnbly work. HOU~. Utt In, 00 . Yl'!'O. • • "llHWAJHll!t acJ t r t in-LON
:::. """· 1!4;-06(10. CIOlflna .. ,,. d ~_........ II YoU have me<h&nlcaJ ••"· 10 6&,..., 1'rOI. ,.,.p1c & IS •"l"+ii•• • .i •• ; • .,; • .., .... • iUsiiOYS 1o.i.':"~';,.....,, ~... TE 10 , ~ .-Seplcmher 19. 1969. nJeNd1, ~h""""" . tudt A ICill'I~ mttchltnlc&l eJC· '-'T da"""l.lf. !-lo!t wlmdl M•NUF·-UOINa t ,f.. B •h • "-8 far,...-, llUt net ~ perfenoe. can ut f I:~ '1.t. aiJ..4091 " "'"'' .. Apwq In per.on roo unt "' -ma, unr
•:: D'1LlVEIUES: Yr:.\ man itaory. El.Ctrwllca lo $600 "'· ' PROOUGTION + 2G11 w. COtlJl llwy. linl"'• Be.di. : .. ~-· ·.,.qi;,!;.!;;:;: : ~'"""""' Mold•to '1-MH1t•rr nollS!Ci;EEPER. •iv< 1n TRAINf. ES • N•wPort 11 .. c11 slmvtcil si.11on 11h n. · ' -ti~ .. Mathl'-Comnultl'I •""'··-J as test mo~ets ho,rnc: N.B. NU. RESTAtm:JJfr ASSIST . 1en11 • r.Urtd 'W/ iteme eXP. ... For appmt. phone~ -.., -"' ~ ..... .J~-._. • J tttr.pni. Woman wilh I W d t .... ~ CHEVRON 104 So. ........ n .JVEit M wanted I • arow.,,. rt.Id. Sl.lpplicr of tm1 chlld ok. Pre1er wmr MGR. I l fr)1 ~exp. U' p: . ,
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USEP ~ _.ie: a;t(t'• e.s I: 1.4!'alla, A-100, 8-.ltl>, and f1'ermoatat. Z.O» BTU YOUNG exoUe rat1, black A l\fUtter -Htib1t -C'1o&k -too imall). \\'e a1.i.'o sdl ntp bumper, i..·tu1tom call, doth0..Wt10ll~lnbadl H.1-M'·lOO. ~ l...JD>. like ~$14. or tnM b: Whl~WJblte. Oppi:14f-'n)O..)!UO( fibel'llaas s~s.. Open T chrome 14•he•, 14.000oric·
yard. Tua It Wed.' US 2lJt J.100, S.L From Wt.}. Te:mi. ~ W<Jk. Scott ' • ~ 1Uilt t>Drset Pl. · Nudbt ~ rom&ll(r: She dyl/Y.'k. lnal owner mUet, Excellent
SL Apt 2. C.M. All.Eff 11-IEATtf\, 32 J!lld• 1-wn aprftder, lib hn' SS. t/18 broke oU with her boy friend \VIND AN' SEA coodlUon. Ue. 230038
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"of &anuner Clearance Sile!! ;jve WlndY a try -lap11tf'ali;e .. twln 115 VI .1:rer mti • ~ c 3 ROOMS OF FURNITURE $389. Furniture Auction I025 . HAMMOND Auctlorla rrtd&y 7:30 p.m. FREE: 4 KltteNI, 5 wlul old. marine, ~ 1.nt, 75 wt ONE factory tt-bUllt (hl!ffr ~ ~
tn·OO:RONA DEL MAR w d I • Pl.IN blk tt~. ; lltripped radio, .. beaµl. t&mib" boat run) Gen'I Mtn &-n mode'! 0 e ' pc. •uthentlc Spa nish Bdrm. set, • 96
In. 'quilted s0f1 with 56 In. m1tchint1 love
M•t or chllr e 5 pc:. sr.:nlsh Dinette, o..k
tilth top e 3 hMvy M9d t•rr1ne1n m 1tchlng
tablel,. top dur•ble enough fo r Fl•mtnco
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• Furniture • 28.M, E, Cout IJwy_ 613-#10 in y I Auctaon Bem f&m&lea, 1 nWe atrtpped. $91.00. &-z: bahlc-tmna wlUl 64 llNG i?f!)' Marine dleR1 ' o,S
Appllon<H • e.1 ... TV THOMAS Behind ,..,.,~ Bl>lr. >lat'l ~.,,_2081 9/16 lo dowe ..,...,. .. No tnM!e. '"""'· O>q1plete W/twln-o~ ,,,.
AOK AUCflON 207$% NeWpOrl:, CM --3 PUPPJES Beard'• Alrcrl1t • l<fartne, dllc reducdon 1ear 2:1 '
7722 G&l'drn Grove Blvd. ORGAN$ GUITAR, Full &be folk iz ~\Ill to ~ ~~ ~~ewport Blvd., N.8, rat.lo. For further details. '
"'estmlnstu nr. G.G. Frwy. Exclu.sive ~ prostaJn-to 10 boob Blue 0!.lpa. can aftet,4~30 646-7622 9118 lll' ~•-•-N call P. SUttori 12131 6:$-0301 a-1!).J(Ql Ext. "6"' 61
Tues&. Thun 7 PM-Sat 6:30 med rythm.n. ?afany other Boy's bike S" 3 spftd ~7m 9ru .,.. ...... avor, ...-. art. WttkciAyg. or (71•> 5*--0138
l'.stateconqmnt,kpo. New plu.. !eatUIT.s~ See the nl!W EniUsbo eood mnditiot{Pl Chunplion. FWJ race, 12 weeftnda. 1970 HARBOR BLVD.
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OUR UN!ELIEVABLE BUYSI
Bank Terms Store Charge Master Charge
Lawrence Wtllc model 'J're.. Cosco brat and mauap 2 H< Manx kittell! need volt, 8 aaill, mw bat. '-boat • COSI'A MESA
Appll•rtee1 1100 mmdowJ; 1111.ving1 on sdect-pr.d, new fl'· ~ torm, 10\-e le sood home <w~ bath. Many othfr xtru. See lolt Sflp Moorint 9036 :.;?:.C.""-:::---~.:.: I ed demonstrator models. sta.rxl, adjU1t 10 to 1(. "11:. tam.Uy wu deserted) , at CYC atp ~ or call days ----'65 DATSUN KENMORE auto tn at i c: Uaed 0rpns from $19&. 646-0644 .,, 54-U46 9!16 21·3_391-7111 . nil e SLIP WANTED
w&Wr, late model, xnlt COAST MUSIC FREE ..., .... ~ ·roy Collie 2tW2M2lll , lot 3'' '"'""'· Will "' 6 I cond. J-10. Ml-1115 a r FOil SAi.! me. in advance no bridges PU w camper, oew C!/li, °' BankAmericard All Accepted
lollo Mon. Wom. 7100
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5930 P•c. Cst. Hwy.
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9093 E. Adams, HB * WAITRESSES
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~-NEWPORT I.: HARBOR a.nd Cocka,ao mixed. 1 wks '6T GLASS1'AR C 1 fat Ion. 96itzs1 ' ' side mirrors, 4 spd, dlr. xlnt. ~·~ BeautilUl ortcinal ail paint-ol~. AdoratNe, to p>d hon\e Inbocid-Outbuerd.. :uo Mere. Small dn or ta~ trade. Lo
WASHER I: dryu, avocado, OOSTA ~ * 60-2851 l.nr. mounlaln scene in be11u-341).9678 Crui1Cr with pcwer jet I: ~ SI.Ip in e..xctwige. for pymnt&. NOZ63kLB. call Rob
$12S. Retr11-1ro1t me $115. Play Before YOU Buy tiful bl.uei &: ~-Dade NEED pOd home tor lovable power trim. F\lJ..I cov~r put:ial UBe of power boat or 4M-9773 or 5'1>0634.
l'rttzer ~. S4D-t09:i :;it: a!::_bi~c.':r l:lack a"4 wh.ite kitten 8 Ready lo enjoy. A Ii ~ ~~P or~ for 1611/i FORD CUSTOM
TAPP.AN Gas ~. whlle We have beat selection and M7-7l87. · wts, Mother SWneese. mainle'1al1Ce record& 1 club wagon, auto, r I.: h, red.
40" · ?otuat It'· i%i. Call best teachers jn Orana:e 10 Spd bo French M7-70C9. OY'I'ler. Kl &-4f.W WBJ019, priced to sell at:
642-<18$. ' County, llk new ~ Refrla: ~~: POODLE, Female, 9 mos. ~ 24 FT. C'.ozftctt Craft cabin Mobile Homes 9200 KUSTOM MOTORS.
MAYTAG Automatic washer, From $10 monthly ~led couch $75. picnic tbl Miniature. ~SS ta n d /l rd • Cruiie 111& HP c:rulse at 20 ----845 Baker St, Coo ta Mesa
late model, xnlt cond. ~. Gould Music Comp1ny with 4 beDCtits $12.SO. Girts, MS4J783 9/J.G RPt.r. Tip top cond. Fully BAY HARBOR ~5915 * \VE DEAL~
847-8115 or 546-8672 2043 N. Main, SA 547..oost blke.$5. S45-i3ll LOVEABLE tiittem, 7 "-'ks. equipped. rn \Yater now. Mobile Home Sales Auth Jnlc:rnaUonal Dir
NOW. rent a Balchvin orpn old VU'iowl colors, n«d l\fust ~II. QUI a.f'tre 8 p.m. Casa Loma Roll • Away · 1965 SCOUT 4x4
Antiques 1110 i: learn to play. Adult Grand Opening SALE I lood homa. su,..7096 9116 616:-1987 -Sheraton lllanor -Jlomette . r~ equipped HPGr::iG prie-:..:o::.:.ic:.::.. ___ .;;.cc:; ~--.... Prl ~moo tanks· fiah • &co.?SI 22' CABIN Cruiser at slip, Kit· Prestige · Sahara. cd to PU at·' 'frock U>ad of Antiques! ""'&.&'u""l'll o • ...,. vale or 'TIS TROPICAL FJSJJ OLD Boat for lumber or ALL SIZES 8 . class leS&ONJ available -repair, plus car parts. 936 near ne:11o·, 100 hp 1\Iercury KUSTOM MOTORS 4-DAY SALE, 11 to 7: ttaulb 1UU1L11teed. Believe !lCEO Edin:er {@ MapoUa) Sun9e CM outbtd. Custom trl.r, must _NO\V ON DISPLAY 8·U Baker Sl., Co~ta Mesa
Nl'w ~ pc. corner &lT&fC. Jl Round " square oak it or not_ $3.00 a. week ft.D. Fntn Valley • 842..f.530 t. 9/16 Bell $22;iQ or best oiler 142:'> Baker St., Costa ~fesa J40.5.9W * Authorized
choice of clra. reg. $2:0, tabll's, $20 t up, lla.ll b'ee!I, tal, lUS01111 extra. KIRBY vacuum c:IHnCJ" with ADORABLE Arliora. kitten, 549--3283 · !is bJoc:k East of Harbor Blvd. lnternahorW Oealrr n D w $159.50. Headbn:l.s: Burcl top trunks. Chm& ... __ ... -"-~ lOnt _.. HMl-·e ma.t.:~s. 1D y,'kz -eo.~ta~M~-~=:;"';'~l,:"""'~:;'~··1 .. .,'0ii:o..-r.;;:-c;;;;;;;;;; '"-m Q m50 \VARD'S BALDWIN STUDIO ., ... 1:11 _. ..... , OOuu old"'""';.,.,.,,':"~ -'67 FORD •; Ton. Custom .ru.n;5, ....... uee115 ....... , RoU top desk, Victorian & i:\JatalltHd Pay oU baJ f ._..... vou-JUV• 9116 GREENLEAF PARK
f"ull $10.50. Twins $4.95. llOfaa, Cedar chests, TiUa.ny 1819 Newport. C.M. 642-8484 ;33.u or tall:~ over ~ . K S.ilN•ts 9010 ln cl cl t'001 Costa cab. Ex Ir as! 37,000 Trundle aels (duo rise.r) w/ shades. ANT I Q U E 'llF· HAMMOND. Steinway .. Y&· pymn . lO \\'EE ol.d male pU.PPY ear, l'an, · mile~. $Jag;). 893-3185
inner spring matt re;:. $106, FAN\' Hou s E 122 s . ma.ha .. new Ii: used plaoos Ctedit dept 535-72S9 ~cocker ' cock-a·~ CAPTAIN JOhn ssy1 &ell his =-::.~1! 1 ~~ :ii~l--"'°·53~G,c~1~c~. ,.,.-,pd-,-. --
oow $79.50. Roll--a-way beds Oranre, s. A. 541-3751 or all makes. Best Dlo's in CARPET lnsta.ller has one 50' Sc:hoonu a Vlntqe !hip · ~lake bed $27j
w I inn. spring matt. reg. ANTIQUE fl&" roll t So. canr. rllbl here. roll, avocado n)'lon carpet, LARGE Grey and white \Vf lob. of potential See on :oc:;t;:_1al Park. Open 9 ru'd 962-ti846 ·
.$.)9.:.0, now $39.50. Full sz.. I """"" op, SCHMIDT MUSIC CO., double jute·backed. \Vill 11itll lonz--haired-cat 6 yean old. moorin&; oH &!boa Caribe o A,.;__ •JOB!LE
sleeper-sofa ?'t'i". $239.50, now bus n e 11 "'r" desk. lJCF1' N Ma1ft. all or Part. S 3 / 1 a rd N tered 61>4:)389 9!16 Is To board boat tact l.A-L"' " '6.) f()RD--0.0.-All Extras.
$l69.50. New beds: King Completely restored. $49,1. ·Sant& Ana ~7245 · ~ • ~ie Minney at s.~191 , HOME. ~S Clean Xlnl Condition.
$99.50, Queens, $89.50, Full• ·:.:"":...::ll=65'--------=,,..,;:;:;:;.=;:,,,=-·I SURPLUS F·-+ .. -· dreu PART cocktt, terrier. 2 All oUers over $15.000 con-lT:.iO \Vbittitr Ave-, _ 5-i9-&tl2 alters&: wkndi. ... .50 ~~--~·so full -WE HAVE PIANOS! -. ..... ; male. & wks. old. nice pop-1 .... ~. Costa ~less TI4: 6't!·l350 .62 '"-v •,,·too pick~p. ~ • •wu<& -· • Y ---------You may purclia.se or ~nt fabrtcs k rem.nanta. Sokl to plet. 962--2158 "' ''"" "-'"'
i;:uaf!Il-Kina: ,sz spreads Sewing M.lchines 1120 a.nd credit all monies paid the public 8-4 Monday thru =TH'°E.SE"=~.,.-~th-e-.,-..,~,~'1~tt~•M-FLYING SCOT. 1-· a 1te11 t, CASH FOR YOUR . ,_.$750
SU.Si, fl. sz. S9.95. Chrtst·I :c:.;.::;;,:.;.;;;:.::;;.;:.:;.....:= toward pW"Chase. Sat. 1820 1.lonrovta. C.M. ever, pranteed. 49f-8758 Nfest, strongest l: blgie.:;t MOBILE HOME 6T:i--l:.a.> or 675-»lt
mas 1ay_.waya now. SIESTA SE\VING MACHINE HOUSE OF HARMONY GUIW F-30 9115. 19' fiberglass sloop built ~LEEP SHOP, 1927 ){arbor '1t6t SINGER 0 Fashion Island Acoustical, steel thin& Complete \VI u'llilcr &: Private party wants 8 x 40 or C 9520 Blvd., CM 645-1160 dally 10-9 CONSOLE Newport Beach * 644-039! GOOD BLUES A.XE NEED god home for )'Olllli sails. Appraised v a I u e lar(::er to be moved to moun. ~-"------
Sat-Sun lG-6. Zit: Zq: Cab. model. Sli:'htly $125 * 66-2:246 lon1 haired white and areY $2,475, Sac for $1500. tn•1 taln lot. Send descripti~n .. 69 V\V Sundial camper,
used, Styli~i \val. cab. Doe& • •YAMAHA cat. ?afalc Siamese. 53&2091 673-1463 or G6--068D wkdays price ·& location to: \Vr1tc \l'aler Ice bo.-.: lable bed 20 PC. "MADRID"
3 Room Group
FROM MODEL HOMES
Jududes: Quilted sofa and
chair -2 end tables I: cof-
fee tahl.c-2 Wnpa-dres&.
er -rninw -headboard -
qulUed box sprin& " matt-
l'C!al -5 pe_ dining room;
lablr & 4 hi-back chain.
O)MPARE AT $749..9,;
eve-""'"• without attach. OS • ORG DOUBLE r.taltrf'!!S I:. box NICE '-~--• Box P 424 flatly Pilot • • , . •J' ...... ' PIAN • ANS aprlrlgs y,•/Jc:p, Marly new . .........,...,.16 ireY · white VIKING 20' s Io op, im-• stol'age. Ow~ only 4 mg,.
Built in controb to overcast, See the complete" line at: $25 .642-7841 kitten, 5 mos., male, to a maculate, !Slip inc I u de d . 1968 12.U'.i Nashua. 2 ?o1ust sell. t.fo\·U1i to Afnca.1
make but-holes, sew on but's, COAST MUSIC nice home. SU-1322 9/15 $1650 01' rn.de for equiv Btdruom. Awn in g & $3500. 64-1-2962 I hem dresses, make fancy COLLECJ'OR'S Item! Hill's al ?. creed kirti liff stitches, etc:, 5 yr. parts and NEWPORT i: HARBOR ?.fanual, publishN 1 8 91 , FREE .red le whilt: Oleander v ue t cs or sm;tllcr s n;-. Scac e Park. '61 CORV AIR Grc:c:nbria:r.
srrviee r:uuantee. $5.64 ICO=ST=A=!dESA===*==642-=28;='' j .;lll~ak~e~()ff~er~!~.~53&-<~~m:=...,""'"' =~; y;M di&. 2113 i;~ boat and cash. 64~2629 64&-2556 comptJy recond. iv/custom dwn. I:; t pymlll, ol" $5.64 .... · · 11' O'DAY Dayaaller ** SPACE \\'anted lor top. Converted lo camper,
mo. No interest c:t\:l'., or: TelnJal.,. l205 FOOTBAIL SHOES. NE\V, AOORABLE male tize:r kit· Demo Slr..O ~ Uied $1350 10x58' mobile home in lami· ""ill slp 5. $8:l0. 5'1!KJ727.
COMPLETE PRICE SIZE i;Mir-7l29* ten. 6 mo. old. Shots. 1-1' O'Day usff •••• s;;oo ly park. 642---0874. 10' CAB OVER, l'xce.Uent
$56.40 11~c;;1~ °fa ~lack ~ &G--0137 9/1! Fun 1.one Boat C.O, Balboa '61 10' x 46' ROD &: REEL condition: '65 Chevrolet %
For no obl.l;:., frtt home 1'"ree se~. No de.:;t 1i!!:i~ b~ Hil'luzn:~ Need lood homes for 4 lo~ ~Sc: o.;:;;,1 =~rate221y ~ .. arUy furn. To ~A-" °2?"'-ton. 646-73$ '
Mmo., call Credit lll:r. till A·Ac:tJve TV Rental Co. 646-7590 able tortoise shell kltteN, a or . ......-:;520 '66 Dodge: Van A-100, V-8, "
9 P.M. If loll. call Colle<:l. (l) S22-ll53 condition. 4 mt111. old. 821-2:i01 ~ ALB AT R 0 SS· auto tl'afL'>, with c:rptg. WAJTERS. Waltre1 1e1, $399
2121 E. Cout Hwy. Cd M. N11 tlown-Pmts nnly Sl6 mn,
113 -"1-9't4 G. E. black .,. white, good Misc. W•ntff 1610 SHEP ll ER DI Schnauzer 27~~G Au."t.. Beaut. end. Motorcycles 9300 $1995. • 8'17-8118 """""· Pref ....... Apply WDJ('S WARDIOUSE
WINDOW GinLS. Hr& 12-2, Sin&tJ', auto, rla: z.a&, 6 moa ........ -.. ,·~ ....... U < -•"--~::;..::.:;;:;:.:;:: __ ..;:.;:..;.;; mix, male, 10 mos. 50 lbs. M ... ~ 0 PICKUP CAfoWER Shelli
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ares 2S-f0. Salary + ml'als. 9)) 'W. 4th St .. Sanla An.a old. No sttach needed to do 675-3631 l...N'I .,,.....,, ca~hi. sliPtt fn'1g I
desiin, monoirm. bllnd hem. ,.:,,'-'-,:,:.,~~-~--WE PAY MORE TO Good home:, fl'male ~ x4M ?tlr. Postma, daniagt>. Cheap! 839-1800 APJ)ly in per.10n I r o m Open Daily ~9 ~:.,., ,..., 00 _a.... 14" COLOR Zenith TV, i;Wl ~ .., ..... , roo or ~· .....aoi, CASH Siamese kitten. 5 mos. old. 1961 CORVAIR, radio, ice 9:»-11 am daily. lllAC-Set. 9-0 Sun 11·6
-:""==""='===·====I ~~~ ~cy, Xlnt con-393.-95?0 9/18 WEST \Vi&'ht Potter. Gel. box. \rater, nc1v tires, I.ape OONALD'S, 635 ,V, 1'l.h 1t,
Costa Meaa.
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Will&rd If. Saucerman.
>N10VING -china 1• Nontake. •tOTHER -bbit and babi cond, 2 bunk, sis &: rii. dttk. $800. &i:;...m7
an&l'068. <-":lmp ete for 12, Mu1lc1f Inst. 1125 ZENITII TV portable, 14", " ... es. Se&iUll mtr &: trlr. $1200. all or part. Furniture, old at-:;.:;:.::;:::...::.:;:;;. __ .:__ including stand. Xl.nt cond. w/c:qe 54&-&:rlO. o~ or all &"'7-1668 9525
tic, late &ara&:e, almost an-F to Cl I toa:l'ther. !>une Buggies IC ry ••r•nce 1.fr. Thomas (n4) 521~ For furnitutt. applian<:e1, --"'""-'---~~~-I LIDO 14 no. 411. incl trlr, "d. ljqucs in chairs, tables, Q ill r Sound Co st cl PETS •M LIVESTOCk 0 NX desks, kidney vanity, ia-u ~.. ·mu e1.1 c:o&ored TV, pl&noe, or;a.ns cond. $500. 644-0603, SUPER MA
..... 6.. out IW illl slock at c:ost. PA HJ.fl & Sttreo 1210 mil antiques. 67l--1392 eve/wkns , Purple n1etalJlak finish. Spee-
ches!, old bench, knick-knac: gysterm, Guitar-Bass amps STEREO .,.,,... .zr .............. •-. Day or nidit Pth, General llOO NE\V Naples Se.bot 8, fb .... •-67 GILARRA. Xlnt cond. ~ ial Bill Thoma.5 Corvair ~,,.
shelf, min'on. lamps and &: Speaker Boxes. Standard ..._, """" '-"'""'~ ~ · •""• CC. Fa.-.L Road (Ir du-!. ginr
JUNH'.. Al&O Teert clothes. Amp $6Ql now S..?00. Guilar compl ,,·ith full atereo, 4 &pd =--=-=--:=:-::::-:;-;;;;-;;;o ~~S~ complete. Easy lo car top . l\lust ~I. S2;C or best oiler. · $l69J
UnW liOld, all cheap! & Bass cab 412 (Quilter Gana.rd c~r. 60 watt $ WE BUY $ •53l-m6* ./ Call 879'-1147 5;6--0161 aft ~:30. JAMES LTD
64&-Q6.14 Spkrsl $540 now $20(). 412 dual cha.Mel, 4 11pkr sound 17' 'VDl'TURE -Wb, trl~, 1966 HONDA trail 00, ;17a. 1384 Ne~·port Blvd. 647-0040
Jo'"URNITURE returned from Wtec Splm) $900 now $300. system. Pay oU ba1 of S77.26 E outbrd, many extras. $1995. l""A y w •-ii --1~==~.,.--,-,-=,.,.,c
display studios, model hom· 415 (Al~ Spkl'!IJ SUDO now c:uh or small P>'Jllllt&. $ FURNIT\JR $ Dop 1825 4~798 _.. an ia u<> ~· ?.IEYERS Maro: for street or
d t Ila · "~. PA ,,,.,-. mod 1000 Credit dept 535-72S9 APPLIANCES l;::;:;;n;;r;;--;;;;;;;;-rn,-;;;-.;;;nl~ll~OO:;o·===~_,;''.;18-~""9~ off road use. 1966 53 hp Bus rir, ecora ors cance Uon. ~ ""' 1-======'==== HURRY! These \\-on't last SABOTS F'rom Slm_to $400, suzut.·• lal C.C. trail bike lo en.•. ::\"lnt rood. ruCXI. ~ Spanish t: Mediltmuiean t-IC (Quilter spkr1) $2180 now Celor TV-1i 1n11-St1r111 I • 5 -•-Id s;"-~--·"-nd. 'I' •••o ~ • $700. mod l(QI (Alie.: Spkrs) Sportln9 Goods 1500 1 '*•., Hffta hJI 0111· v.·~ 0 ....,,....,, .u .. t co ;i. .,.....,,.. 0 r miles, $200. 611 Kings Pl., f>.1 pm, 548-9861. RD FURNITURE S21io:> now $1000. 1!136 Pia-CASH IN II MINVTD Huskle.5. ~ yours no .v! 642-lOO Ne\\·pot1 Heights. V\V Dunc Bll&IOI, c~~i5
1144 Newport Blvd., CM SURFBOARDS 9'2" Hobie e <•t •531 e Gentle, alfa:uonale, iood PENGUIN aa..ilboat 11 •,;' 64 "-ATE ~ short·n-", -1" flake •t•y-Cl'ntia Ave., Costa ?if e s a .,.., "'"" \\1th dilldttn. Only $75 /-" • U T ~ • .......,." .. '"" ..... cu " " every night 'til 9 si;;.2540 \Voody, 12' Qulu Tandem, W£ PAY CASH w ~ tr.a l'r. op con-~195 or Belli Offer~ <'rs towed nose sect. $250. \VOO., Sat. " Sun, 'ti] S I ---'==~~---I both for $58. 673-0i32 becau:se ot no papers on dltion $-1%;. 837-8598 • e m «TJ e ~gj....4219 or 531-3640 I --~~-~~---1 GUILD F-JD these little be au t i e s . ....,.,_,
• Furniture e Acoustical, stttl s.......... NE\V 7'2 Russell surfboard. ~ KITE No. 676. '69 Heathkit .!!OOnie--bike 5 * LA PAZ * •-r e C I .. M,. Xlnt nd sn -Aqua Blue. ~1nt cond. "t"" ••nee• O or TV GOOD BLUES A.'XE co* ~ * WE PAY CASH! CHlllUAHUA puppies, honey 6'i'S.-3B4S hp, 2-spd, ne.r new. Buggy Bu1Jtlers, 3€.!3 W. War.
:>4MOOO Enroll now AOK AUCTION $125 * 645-2246 ==========I blonde. Beautiful lo\·able * • $200. 968-1.>87 ner, SA 546-400, days S.7
Eves 5.t8-17S8 mJ Garden Grm.·e Blvd. 8 . FL AT Clarinet-r.lartin pets. Also Stud Service. CAL :!4. 3rd in NATIONALS, 1~ Triumph 6JO CC Trophy -
Ed. D.
kc:;;:::;;:::::;;-u:;::;;=--c:;:I Wcatminater nr G.G. Frwy. Freres. Complete w/cue It. 'M~l,•co~l·l•~n~ooliiiusi!!~~l,600~!1 • NOT Checks ~. ll69 Dorset Lane, 2 years. Full :ret cl li8.lls. s-cial. Xlnl shape. $695. Imported Au tos uc:atlonal Vacation Sth Tues & Thurs 1 PM-..C\a.t C:30 GOOD U $3700 * 84&-2"1 "'" •land $60 • .....,,._ For ' SED C.M. 1no;;' r;<.;:-;;c,,.-;;;;;:;;-;:::l~'4&--0~~l~l -~~=~I zradml · · · Sr Citlz.ens l.~Ei;~-1a~t~e~c~""'~•nm~l~R~•~oo!:_·~N~~~ luim\JNG.tle(:;;;;;g;;tt.;z; EA1' LUN~ at HANK'S L'!DO 14 ... """' ALPINE · Olilcoa.t 10 le1110n typing 12 STRING '!lectric guitar k ......,. Furn!~. Steiw, TV or 3 ~lJNATIJJ'..E Black Poodles "0· "'""• every rac· Hond• 90 Trail. $100 ·
9600
Sehl. TriaJ Leuon. 173 Del COLDSPCYr R.efri: l~J )TS amp. $Jj0 or best oiler. Ooeantront, corner 23nl If floutebnld ltr1n1 of a'"' kind. need a childs love, fired of In: extra, new sa!ls, trlr Dirt. Call 646-92.47 old, comp auto $100., Coll')t' S4S-8l6S aft 5 Pi\l \V. Ocean Front in Newport ··~ :1io1200~_:Sa~bo~1_:1~11~':..."'."~._~U~6.i~--l--=::::-==-==--167 SUNBEAi\1 Alpine Ex. ~;_MM_._c_-'_1~· 548-~-""'------I TV-~. Philco coru.:ole-ebony ---------Beach, Special each dll.)', • 547..5722: • ~~~her. Afl'.C, shot!, $7:i. -· · cond. New tll'C'S. i\lust Se!!!
'MONTESSORJ lr1llnin£, a~a dyed \\'8.lnut $170., 1 black FR.ENO{ lforn, double Alex· Monday th r !.I Thursd19', • WANTED • 5 -$1195. 673-Z.lM < G -~ wlth Ilk ~ --=HUAHUA PUPP\', P C I 9020~ut.o er vices '-;========'I .-2'.; to ~ ... Ive your child contemporary chair .., .... er, case, enew. r1entyofparkingnow!I! ..-ni ow•r ruurs 9400" ~I education. 64&-l706. w I whi te n a uga h yd e Best mutual deal! 646-4310 FURNITURE male, 17 \\'eek!, no papers, _______ ....c..; & Parts AUSTIN HEALEY
•••hio•• -Call 841 ~~ OLOS TRO•!BONE I ..... J-"140 HP ,.,--am TOP ~·m• IN 30 •11n,t-S:S. 317 \V, a~ .. , 0.t S6 ft. Ou-~ Craft Expttss • · ·1---------c..., • .., .,.,,.,, : -..aw " or .;.ue. ,_,,. ~·--.. 1.Ao3n " .... &t;;..29.'.l4 ~ Cru~r .61. i\I a n Y e>o:· 1997 V\V 1500 c11:;;:1ne, approx , .
MERCrlANDISE FOR alter 5 Pi\!. $75. * 644--0154 Corvair enamc. ~w a'haul Quality furniture, color TV'•,.,,===-=------tra:s-radlo/01'~. etc & 4,000 miles., almost' n:11', ~E 67 Au;;t1n mini Sta·
ALE AND TRADE e=El=G"E.-nac,-"-'a"h-y"de-~hi~d..,--$950. or complete bus s;,a), stereos. appliance• tools, \\IHIPPET Pups, c h amp deluxe interior S 14 0 0 0 c:ompll'tc. '' E DEAL. ~ tion \\'a.,<>on l\\·oodyl. $1500.
Fumiture IOOQ bed, double site $61.~. Anti-Pl1n01 & Org1n1 1130 36 hp VW engbJe, needs otfice equip. lilttd, AKC ~· Top racing 00-30j.4 • ' · at l\"USI'Oi\t i\fOTORS. 8-tj l~. 67~96'3.5 "?t1ary-Fran-_---------que avocado 3 drawer chest,"' ."='paln='=c-'f7l~•,:5'8-"""9:;;.;:'~·== 531·1212 stock. l\fartincresl Kennels ...:.::,.=:.:;., ______ I Bakl'r Ave:., Costa i\fc:sa. c-es'" ~1 e PIANOS :: ==-:-,..,---.,.-=~I 54" -23' FOR.,fULA. 200-hp """""'li l"'c-7.-=~c--=""'=:-. ESPA NO'l IN QUALITY ex .. -..-.. ent condltion S 4 o, e PIANOS RE FR l G l.: RA TOR $S5 NEED bricks one to 1000, 1""~===,...,=~-~ Johnson OD. Llkt-new. .,...,.._ '63 !\!ARK Jr -3(Q) WI re
Model Home Fur niture ~54>--061~='=------e PIANOS W~~ ~ reuonabzy prioed. 644-4637 NORWEGIAN Elk Hound~ $40'.KI. 644-0003, or \\·heels. 6 cyl. T~na needs
Sa.vinp to SS%. Very easy 4 UPHOLS n au~ a hy de Final Da>s of our !t'ummer P o:•• :..o:.. mos., 1hot& &. papen;. 673-8392 eve1/wknd:s MOTOR HOMES 9215 ,_="'=°'k=S=l=OOO=. ="'"'====ol
.,. ~-3 1 1 chain Chi.ll'!se teak -11-table,""~ $4 . ...,._,.._ '-'·chino~, etc. 1700 61~7669 aft 5:30 =""~"",c..,""',c;..-"--1~~~;;;;;;;~;;" · man ..... ,. comp' e rooma · -.. ., .... Sale. Sa\·e on fa bu Io u 1 m. · 1 CRUIZON 16' Cabin crulSft•
or decorators styled SpMWl tbJ, han~ lamps, Danish GR.ANDS tncludln: ~ Pl. oval diamond t: band 11 JI 11 FUl.L KLUGE DACHSIIDND puppies. Black wood/fbgls, motor " trlr. DATSUN
,fumillft. Cons\lltino ol lh<' leak din tbl y,·/6 din. • Ch•·-•-.. i~ • \V""•"-cr Y.'ilh ama.ll diamond. $690. I: tan· Red AKC -'"~. "'" '"" .... °'"'"..,; ..,-, u. "-a at •-"th St. N.8. Automatic -~e1v Ideal roll-' · ·-·· ..,.... ...........-woo famcus custom qUllllty ?.la-613-859l~• =~=-----• St•in•·•• • Kna'->X"C >.iJ,J Tt Chan1p ,lrod "" ~ ~ -~ 61"' ,._ ers. Neo.v htOl';:an expansion · ............,_,, drid llvlnc room ~roup. The i\l.Al-fOGANY dresser. 6 PLUS MANY •tOR'"· ~ 8 0 X E R A KC ~~--• El n-a•.. L roller truc:k.,. 2:;) cases ot Pu P •, -• Spood Ski Boats 9030
~ -· -----,..,.._u.... rn:aa.re11te apao-drawer, $50. Black &: "1hite SPINETS & CONSOLES ENCYCLOPEDIA recent <ood h.andset h..,.. _atone. 2 Reuonable. Sho1\• or pet. ioua muter kin; 11~ bed-_ ... _~)e RCA TV, ~ -"ltlo n< "·-b t '~ room auite and the: authcntk: ~. ._, SAVE UP TO ... $250. '-" n _,_ ~ e s chast'S & ntlsc: furniture I: Cl) 77&-3891. 17% OUTBOARD--c ab f n ~La Pu "'""'"'hl lron dine"-, -=--=~--.,.-~~-I BUY NOW!! Prices "ill not l'hUdl'f:n·1 encyclopedia lettrrpRI! ink. f100 for all. BEAGLES _ AKC rem .. 1ttec1. cruiser. aleepo 2. ,,....., "P ata. ~t;d •tock • 148& i · Quality kin;: beckluilted. be thl!!; low apln! ! ~ f'./ SJ6.Mll. 9 VI-eeks. Tri-color. .... to the Vt"ater line, w/tralll"r,
,Hamilton Showroom, 5948 Conlplele--unused $98. \YOT1h COAST MUSIC * * * * Call 536-609 b>lh licensed. NO !llOTOR. ~\Yestmlnater Aw, \Vestmlns. SZQ. Mt 5 & wknds &C-6S36 NEV.'FOR'T' It HARBOR r~AAIILY ?.fembership In FREE TO YOU ADORABLE mixed poodle s~ 494-2189 aft.er 6 Pt.I
t tl:r. ~ QUEEN Size ~. pertect cosr A MESA * SU.2&il Irv~ O>ut Country Club· 1----------I ,_ I •-.1..1 ""' 18' Fi"""-1.!1 bo&t i: on shore for u.le. Pvt pty. 673-,UI BRO puppu:::.s, \\'l!Cr>a ""' .,.,. ""'•
11 SPANISH condition $30 Drcuer S20 Opc-n 10-6 Frt 10-S Sun 12..1 \\'N couch. i;ood cond. 49l-1970. rnoorin:;;: 110 hp Volvo, 1tern
. MEDITERB*NE...... 531-2847 r.rum-SELL LEAVING sr. You haul •WI.)'. 196$-B ===~~-~___,, drive • .,. radio, ball tankll, ~ ~ SQF ~• 2 NOW-rent a Baldv.'in piano Corn .. 1_.., house f\Jmi .. •-, p&l"$)NI St. Costa Mca COCKER/Poodle puppies $5 '°"M _ _. Gd -"I boa 11. .. ~ lft __ _._, .... _.... A """"'' ma le hi n i for )'tJUr chlld for ""'Oii in"' ,_... ••-• 6 ,.,.,_ ...... etc: •• ~ .. ,t COnu. . -I.
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-ntiy A bedrml priced elso. Knox Place, 01. 11tructton av&ilabli -l'l'»Ulta aw, 93' W. 18th St. OJ klttem:, ~ Siame~. 6 voks. -----==--Js), No. Bay il'-"~
'wb!iWat •ts)Qntoday IUD&A·BED, Cokmial, f'OSIC. fi:'\laranlt'ed . BRAND New W"ton dilfit&J old. 962.-ru& 9/18 4 ~S~l'!~_Th:*g"joo 18' O..·ens w/85 m. P.Jerc
ac _., $399. Euy Qoedlt A-1 cond. AJ't s pm \VARD'S BALDWIN m.ID10 \'Olt meter, Im> mv. $225. 2 \Vhttl utility trailer. 2IXJ61 • S3l..J6,;j5 • e~.. Ip "'hi trtr, 11kll~
.-Tuma. ~74S7. 181.9 Newport. C.M. &e-.MM &M-1564 C)'Pf'!ia, Sa.nta Ana Heiehts. ----=~;,c:::c.,,:,,,~-equip. Good roncL 11:a; 5-t• Ane fumfture .:::;;..;.;;:.;;______ WANTED GOOD Bellone • Zenith 546-0989 9/11 DOG TR.AINJNG 548--2631
-.fa W: 4Ut St.., 8anta Ana Office Fumiture I010 PIANO A; ORGANS heuinc ddea in perlect .fl.TITEN'S, Al £: F, ~1 Prlv le!ISOt\!1 only: rcas rates '1;'.:,,;,,;:, ::;GLASf'~=Alt.=-=1";~11'°'pd
• Mf-078 • •636-363J* condition. $50 each. 64)...3228 Jona: 4: ahon hall' 9/U 21.S: 423-!SC6 213: 423-1830 Evtnrude mOtor. Good c:on-!:=::mlltl!:==-:-:~.,°'bln::;::'-.,-~-;w..= I U2~ ::..lion..: GOOD Uprictlt Plano.~· SUll.f'BOARD 9' 4 ... Ad-KITI'ENS nttd , home3 I:. Hors•• 1uo1..:dl:.:tion=' =*"'=·,:."'--":.:...:515!=~-rou hll't MWr IMICD al tablt9 I:. Gthtr It t ms, tone, Sl'ra. 200 Pacinc Co&sl juatahle fin. Xlnt cond. $50 love, hsbrlm. ~,9 1/11 ----------196'1 li' Gla.stron.. 50 h.p. America'• 1at;elt ' mm:I &17-z:a'I' or t\'es 5::S-!2M H'ft·y, H.B. s:;&.o011 li'l'~, t1: \~ OLD Flt.LY l>tel"t'W')'. >.1nt com. $le!. unmaaJ unftnilhtd J\lrnilUN ===~=~--= 2 Kltttn': 1 ~Y. 1 bin.ck ~. p .... i.. trained. Call 613-22:::8
.,_.._111 .,__ HA?t~tOND r.rut ORGAi'I UPRIClrr Re.A Frttier $'iii. male. !16:2-MSJ 9/18 ..-::.,~ -lf/Qe.~ =:-1., lSoUI Off1<4t Equif1!!!9nt 8011 Excdlent condition $750. Bc!dnlom 11et, $50. Ca.ti fbr _...._ 15' lloriMn Sid boat BO HP
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PlllWI• . ft-11-C4SH 'IT BUICK ruvi-. Top -'51 Chev, Ste, w.,. 'II cONrL. NI pwr, alr, '81 •MD'"'lftl .. 'IT Gm PN, &Jr, tlll whl. ; """"' ....... Lid. °" IWllllll' llllW dllloo, "'11.Y powuod. air. 11t1A11.10r. V117 .... ....,, 'IOo-. low mU... Xnlt 11 -nu bra, o'baul Ill • ~ ~.' • • ~ ..-TOYOTA ,,. -..,. • lrucb ~ """'-Xlnt 1>uy1 Ca 11 llobWlt m .,. .... --'°""· neo. tm1 CE J.Sm CT, >+~ It! bell, air, .,. ::t .. ~ ......i, 12 0 ! s ,
--oall,. ... -wllmat& 11'1~ IAllun Wooid. -.............. ·-pwr ..... brb, dlt, IDL ,......-' ~~:~ l!.llMU (Hruaill~ BUICK '&I RI.....,""""' --auto.,..,_ COllYAlll ""ri~Blc"'10l!IJI·-•tt Tompet Ld4am ooqyt, Ni .. , e Larae" oelecUon ol il 11 UllVIR '11111111 alr, IUll '10""• exco!Jent l<Qll"' to -o.. R.. iii , T>I« oldtr -Now nld. Pa!Dt. ctoan. lllO 6''J..Nrll~ ~O.l?!f modela, colon, from UM coocUdon. Sic to &ppreciat.e! IOn&bb" 'Prioed•at $195. '&I ~ Vu. VZl'U'B c.ti J1M1 .....mi or b111: C. m.4C i
Au,,..rbod J'mvt Dtll>r """' .,..,..,. deU.r. A* for -u._ l>4!0, -Oii! llT>M New lira doui .. HMISI. · 'ti' JioimAc ~ . ~:1.cU:Wai~ =:;:.~ BUICK No. ,,.. H.. .,, ffi'l'ALA lfl!D. Nt-•IU llU!ll'AllG eu+s ..... _ Good cood. But-·
ft4T 10300 Bead! lllYd. !!I'...._. ... ,,.,..~AIN! ' ~. -· v.i, ltlck 1)01)•1 la! >It E>rbw.~ --Att.r I PM
Wtt..,_r Phone ll94-332'l -.. llhlll, dlt., r611, owned by • X hood, --· W'°'IJo a & u•1 •lo. ·sg Flat Spldt\' ~. 9810 oo-_.. atler 6 PM little 'ole b:al. JOl.lttman. '6) DOPCI. DART ~ llll1 zDore) a.EAH' ~· '°""' c.JI 04-911" VOUCSW A.GEN Auto LH•tr.v 'fil BUICK Special V-8. Hu ""' loytq "'"· C!ftn, Whit.,.,,.~'°" air con. -,., Rllll SIT 4~)'Jlti-f. ~ R/H, 3-spd. Drive away fur Inside Ii: out. SU. tun pdct. didonlrw. atlto. t(IJlll,, pow. f7 )(..,,_ Tblit CU' onb' bu CiOil' mlltt. ,68 vw LEASE ·~ENT $200 or make oner. 64i-7n74 RFH582LB. After 11 AM, er 1~ ndio&lld bea!u, J!l:eiep. deu. ~ lhHt.i l'acll:IQ Wlll'lllb' a.ho eotid JAGUAR ORDER , OUR CA"ILLAC <9'·97T.! or -· >r1111 Mii. $1191. 15,000 q. n41o, bMllr, bµ tt tt•, PS, 1111, landu •top l'l&i
1970 TODAY , 11 '6' CHEVl\OLET C.P!'i"'· Ina! mtlet, 0.U QMUil • wlllla wallJ DUI! Lit• TRH ...,.Utlon. AWt?Misma, '64 JAGUAR S.I Auto., Mark Air conditioner, 4 apd, dlr, . FOR EARLi IST One owner car w:lth olll)' Oriltna1 ~nt.r. f90, Sll915. Pholle IO«m save at:
n Sedan. Win wllla. New loloded! "'"'' """"' ex t.. OELIVERY E•tat• '"" 24.000 mu.,, bu all-r + paLCON ·es M-. l<IM COOd. VI KU5TOM MOTORS Good J ear Shalby.cobn. pluab black blL Take small AU popular makes. Ford '61 Cad CdV. Pwr, air, etc. air condlUonlna::, AbeolullJ,r " a11.to. $1400; 1f lid boat. , .. a..r St., 0.ta Mt•
tittt. Xlnt cond. RAH. Duk down or trade. Low, low authorized leasing system. P.lechanlcal·in averi cond. the cle&nett one ln toWn, mere O/B., sim Ila)' botb ~ * WE DEAL!
grttn w/belp Inter. $2.150. pymnts. VHFBOOLB. C&ll Get Out CtJmpttiOvt Rl~a Front P<lM aeat COllvtf'ted to Jim Slemotia Mer cede I '61 l'A!L'ON ltadon. WllOD tor tnx>. MM114 · .. ::J •---.. •--a-.....a-•• I 546-990. Ken 494..97'!3 or 54$-0&M, Theodore accomodate lnvalkl. SUbnti! Be ""' w w Sat> tfc11: Ottt. "1' D11 ~ __ ...,._.,.. WRI1TEN mo CU, l.W • aroel'I -rta • • .. . '65 MlJm'ANG, R/H; PS. C)'l •• eld\. Neid motor
'64 'JAGUAR XK!l, 23,000 '65 VW, 2 door, 4 '"""· ROBINS FORD """' 5'4M114 ' .-, PB, /o£. nu pn~ cnt\ Whla, ..n. l»-ll'ID
ml:1only. Qm wbll, mech'I radio. beater, buu.Hlul red 2CaJ Harbor JU\fd. r:~tn~'~HJ:t. Ck1JVY '64 J Or. Impala. v. 1: wb . trlr tra.
xlnl. 6Cll3!!0/116-1'111 ~.:":;;;'~ 'i!_,Sli:; c.... M,.. &<>0010 P.O. -ll!S I, p/•, air. im. C.U FOllD MJ.<W0/116-mD T•llllD
MERCEDES IENZ Harbor, c .M .• 64Mll3. LEASE ...,,. .... eai !1Zlt1J """"'· l'i·esriiMUlisrruANN<GfVv..,i;""i><;ltld.i;id;'·l---!:'!~~--
1---------1'62 vw, 1op oond, overhauled .68 ea':illac Coupe ~ Vllll, '67 ELDORADO ''!~vyA:~v~~· s'= ·~wr FO~-CowrtryRlH ......,.Xlnt ~~~~ '65 ''T llRD•• ~ ~tor. new brakes. PJd tully equip~. sm mo. Ownl'd by Hille 'ole scx.ol 61>6578 · "'"''·• • Loaded with tuU. power ln-
0• 1"'1 "'.:Oun' y ~
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tires, $695. m-4850 after 6 '67 Ford+ 10 ~.18 ttadon ft'.. ...eher from lq'una Beach. '63 CliEVY Impala '64-:«ll Cond. Ori&. o11TICr. ,$193. ~~ ~u:M~ ~:=; !ulcl~-~1~. :!~·. ~;:',!;
pm. OJl rib. alt, Pl. •·SO mo Hu had Jovtna care. Still I ak "--613-3784. HM. T .... -· ·--........ un: ~""-'60 VW, runs &OOCI. mtr '65' il Clmlno, lk-, if'Oo, W'ldtr !&ct wvr, Will !inc Vet t'ngine. 1'.t e Ol.lC.I! 1960 f"ORD Caluit 2 dr .......... O.P. ~TMl.ke $1495 t
rceenUy overhauled $450. SOUTH (OAIT prvt prty ft/ lmlll ,down or 543-7406 Ask for Ron R/H. PIS. P/B. $100 or
291 F1o"'"er, C.M, (right rear '\ CAlt LIAllNO tradt, Dir, C..U Phil 494-91T.! '68 CAMARO 327 R.S. PIS. Best offer. tlC-4145 aft 6
house) 5e-3l55 300 W. Cst H..,, NII 16nl2 or $ti.Oi.lf, ' R./H. Auto. 284 Knox: St., CM 19&1 Galaxie R I H, P IS,
1965 VW ~ S aquare back. • --'68 Sl!lDAN dt Vw., f.andau 645-2991 eves. Will trade. eJr....cond. ExceUent. ~. '13 OLD Holl4ay. Nly
tllSO. Used Cars tfDO lop, Ml P'W', AMtnl WANTED: 56 CHEV. Att 1 &: wknds 96MOO'l equlp, poy,.ff eveTythlna:. to
'58 MERCEDES. Xlnt Cini. 491·1835. Ask for DON atei'lo. M5E6. ~lW l dr. V-8, 3 apd. '60 FORD 2 Dr. Xlnt work milts. orlr owner. xlnt
Jim Sl emons Imp,.
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OLDSMOBILE
New paint, inter, brUM. '61 VW Cam ~bit TRANSPORTATION CARS P.tU6'I' .e.ll chlapl •ii Cid • ftf.4521 e cu. $165 -Finn. cond, $800, M9-370T aft 4.
1100/ofr, 6U-'688 & """'· ;. C.U ~ JIWPORJER MOTORS Cou,., •o; Cont Both load· lM!) CllEVY J Dr., 8 cyt, . 96MW '61 COMET wa,on. 1115. '-,J
1!JOO MerCedea 190. Oea11, after 5 PM. · . ed, xlnt. 540-71129 1Hck lhl.ft. 4!,,'30 mL pso. 1162 1'"0RD; New brakes, Runa good. ldeal 2nd car. ,,.,
new tires. $150 r Ir rn. '68 1: '67 vw enainn, lo ml 2036 HARBOR BLVD. '69 Cad Sedan de VWe, 12,000 Aft I pm, ~Ult ·· new bl.tteey. $100 Ilk for 548-2302
&12-4452 evu. 15 0 0' 13 0 0 . l 20 0 . ('QSTA ?.tESA n1i. Pvt pcy, 968-«113 O.bb!t. ~or M&--0223. '''"'68'""'CUTLASS=""'~su=.,..,.,..~--..,350"'·
'68 250 SL, both tops, p/a, 642--0350/646-'mO S48-5294 or S48-1511 CHRYSUI eng. ps & pb, air, vinyl top,
disc brakr:s. AM/FM. $M95. 195.i V\V. New pa j n t. f'JNANONG AVAILABLE CAMARO Mocu•y $2600. or best. 837-J891 '62 T BIRD all automatic.
494--1532 headers, 1-eblt engine, mags, 2 t.Iustangs $2650 ea. • 'SJ c·HRYSL£R ti\ 'a 1'45 CU'Il..ASS Sprt Cpe. Very iood 2od car. Make of-
5'1~3031 Ext, 66 or &'1
1970 HARBOR BLVD.
('OST A 1.IESA
stereo. Sl50. 6Th-1084 3 Ford Galaxie!l $2100 ea. Z 2 8 Cam a r o, mags, 'ft Mee O:tl. Pk. Wp. lO Full pwr, k> mi, gd tires. fer. MS-0919 before 5. MG 1961 VW Sl.Dl. New brakes, YOUR Ci-IOICE 1969 =)'~~..fJOxl.5, G":l.Uges, Pl.SI, &/e, rat*, P/I. P!B.
1
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1---------1 ute blue. R/H. Call e 534-52:IO e · 2-DOOR HARDTOP P/W, pwr. sea.ta. IP!-cont, 6S OLDS 441 C\ltlau. 1 $300.
MC an)1ime/54G-268.l '68 SPORTS sedan, 13,700 '68 C&maro 321. R.S. PIS V-8, automatic, lactory a.ir, auto door Jock. AMIN. owner, lo m.11. best otter. 545-2796
Sales, Service, P&ru 69 VW. Diamond blue. New mi., air, pwr., vinyl top. Top R.H. Auto. 2M KJ'lO'Jt St. 0.1 power aleering, power bra-much more. S26SO. ISO-MU 16-18. =========
lmme<Bate Delivery, condition. 4!W..J232. 6'5-2991 eve1, tradt. kea. radio & heater. Imma. -'f~i:";;~~'iiffir 1=====::::== TORINO All Model& <.'Ondilion. Must Sell! Sl.800. !-------------~----culate. (UDE 1431 I year mileaae FREE
835-3419 (2295 'IT Mm:ury Co mm u l er PLYMOUTH ""'."'--------J1 r\llpLlrt
Jl111 pL1l I'.·
61 v.w. $<Th BUICK CHEVROLET f w ..... Pl" P/b, R/H. l -------'88 TORINO
Must Sell! Excellent con·1------------------owner. A·l conii PLJO. 1968 ROADRUNNER
dition. 6TS-3507 '6J Buick Riviera, alr, l~f. '62 4 Dr. Chevy Impala. Pis, ATLAS _64_2--0828 ________ 1 Racing green. t -.peed, mq.s, GT, Futbe.ck, 33(1 hp, t spd,
64 VW. BLUE. r-.tACULATE, loaded. P/b. Radial tires. Xlnt R.1\121H8G201900. Priced ta dlr. loaded! Would like for-3 00 W "-·· H NB DON'T rusr WISH lor aome-1 · .......... t "Y • · • Low mileage. ?.tany ex!ras! $U75. 4.94-4053 cond. S650 S.:IS-2654 OIRYSLER _ PLYl\10UTH thlnr 10 tuntlsh )'OUl' home .en at: elgn car in trade 11 pouible.
642-9405 540-1164 $000. Mike at 8.13--0.117 "68 Riviera all cxtru Likt: -. .,~-~Mallbu.~~~ .. -,-.. -.. -.-.,.-.,-1. 2929 HARBOR BLVD. . .. find rreat buys lD tc> KUSTOM MOTO!llS Biile Book S2595 • btlt offer
Authorized MG Dealer '67 vw, Air-<:ond, reblL eng., new $392.s. ' cord. Very low mlleap, new COSTA MESA 546-l!il4. day's Oasmied Ads. S45 Baker SL, Coat.a Mesa over iuoo. ·Wu...snt.B. can
!'t1GA hardtop coupe, newli"'~w~ba~tt~·~·tart~~"~· ~K'~"'~"':::::'':'ll~~·~~642~'=~=m'==~*~;;z""~ip~ment.~?."":::""===~:,:°""~~D~a~il~y='l=il=3=0=P=·m=o.~ -========..l.oWE="'D"'EAL=!==*=,,."°'=59IS=-...Pbl=I=, ='9'-=9m=or=545--0634===· = eog, tires, etc. Xlnt cond. & tires $1500. 962--4133
!'ttust sell S495. 4.s:>-47911 New Can 9800 N•w Cara tlOONtw Carl 9800New Cars 9IOO New Cars 9to0Ntw Cars 9800 '51 VW Convertible
1250 * 968-fil63 * MGB
·s MGB, hard I: IOft. top. 1959 V\V, Good , aindition.
tire dio wire heela $475 or best offer, oew s, ra • w · •615-5791 • Very good cond. Must 1ell .. 1 --------~ Make oiler. C94-9308 1960 VW Bug, Xlnt cond l=========I through out. C.all after S
PORSCHE p.m. ~1397
... vw. -"""''"''" '58 PORSCHE 1600 Sup!!r. Drive to 1,ppn!ciate $1100.
Near perfect. radial tlre1, * 6G.ro40 Days only
chrm wtll!. Worth $1600. '68 VW Bur white t 4 8
Will take beat offer over track tape d'eck ;t.GSo.
$1200. Call after 5 pm * 962-G&Q *
8J2.-0335. ' g:rffJ\. PO~ 1967 -912 -NEW dttkln. $ui Or otter.
TIRES CHRO?ttE WHEELS 49f...4619
.. a:>cOA MATS • EX·l=~~--..,~--..,~~CELLENT CONDmON -'60 VW, red, good rUnniDg
$4,350. (Phone) SU-4070 AF· ant. $550.
TER 4:00 P.M. * 675-1939 * * '65 CONVERT * wrr Sell '" vw . Camper, Xlnt coDd All xtraa: nu pnt, fully eqlllp, kl miles, xlnl
top, Musi sell, 6'6-llu cond, 60.1536 eves.
'67 Porsche 911 AM-f'M, 4 'llGVW Snrt. bejge_w/blk int.
pd 1 ,,_ .,_ Mr ML Ptnclle nms, XJnt • • crw m...... -· . cond. $1350 548-m& bley, 67l-82!2. ~7829 ·
'11 Super 90, reblt eac. JW:w 'SI VW VAN $550
pglnt. ?.1u.st Mill $1150 or VW ~ f!Ws.
sunrt & cash. 50-9878 '65 VW VAN 1500 Engine.
65 Porsche, Otlf! Owntr, , 548-977& after 6 PM
~·new, Many~;.. VOLVO
·~ PORSCHE 1600 Coupe, --------
xlnt cond. S<ID-9291 at VOLVO 013-lliO CVH l wkendo.
•a; f'ORSCHE 5 spd. Black Best Deal1 Are At
~~.;'.""' -· 168-UlO alt. DEAN LEWIS
REN AULT ltli6 Harbor, C.M. 646-Q103
---"---'"5 VOLVO Sedan. LDw
1960 RENAULT In good t'Oft-mileage. Xlnt m9Chanlcal
dltion and very ecouomieal. cood. Good ttrea. fro(I,
z; mi per gal -$125.00 can 61:>-7194 aft 4: l).
to see 6'\2.-6468 '85 Vol:vo aedan, lo mJc, 1(1.
112 RE N A U LT , good mech cond, sd· tires. $TOO.
transportation car. 67>279' aft 4:30 * 891--0S&a* -~....c.~~~-r s~po"'""~~c-·~~-~-
TRIUMPH L&DAU Ital fbrslu sports;
"'-------·I blc awv "'· llw '"'' • '66 TRIUMPH TR 4. 00. $28)) Invested, running, * good eondilion * ndA completl~. Son aone to ~aaonable 543-U24 college. SlOOQ. M&-3231:
'63 TR.f, wire wbls, Autos Wantetf ,
plaslic top. $1095.
89J..3a54 eves.
TOYOTA
WE PAY Wit
FOR YOUR W
E61 Toyot• Coron• CONNILL le with black buck" ~. auto, ndlo. VHl.304. CHIVllOLET
rp! Priced lo sell al: na Hltbar mvd.
i KUSTOM MOTORS an M'"' .,._1200
W Baffl St., Costa ?.lf!!la ,~..,,.,..R-, , ~ Iii * WE DEAL! .wu-u •-> \\,,,.,.__.
Ill. MAXEY ~' = ; • B!LJJ IUXtt TOYOTA Tt21llOITJ6) U8ll _.., m.d. ifE!\gra(vo. II. "; PAY~;;,_.,.,
Hunt, Bt11dl 147-1555 DOLLAR'
SmlN otOoUl-onllch ~ """"'deOD -can. . ...,. .. ~ ... .,_. ROI'
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Bell DNl1 Ar• Al C.M. ""°°1D
DEAN LEWIS Wiii Buy
11t18 Harbor c.11. f..a303 Tout Volkswagen Ol' Poncbe
...... top dollarw, Pall! tor
llUS1EST matlcaq,laot !It ,. DOI, Call Ralph
-Tho DAILY PILO'r 61J.<l9(XI OW'n.d MCl&G. Saye .. .,..
I tnon11, dmt 6. effort LooJi THE QUTCKDt YOO CAI.A
-II rnli: QUICKElt YOU EEµ ----.
ROY CARVER PONTIAC
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w•11 fir.•, filth p•rfor111·
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•61 CADILLAC $Z4'5
D• VIiia 1H•1t-Fvll pow•r \
1 ... rVt11111 '•"'"" .1, •• .,. : tlltf•11htf. Sfl•r,,. ATI 121
.''1 POllll $7H wALAX11 100 FASTIACK. i
"Jt0" VI~ t111t•M•tk l'•rrt•
111i11i•n, ro4io. hootor, .(
pow•r 1toorillf, oir 001141· ~
tlo~int,. whit• w•J/1. Uc. ~ II• ,-,. • .. • . t ~;;:=====,-"Iii "'5 M0STANG'$ik ·
H•nll•p, 't'I, ,.._!',. 11'1;•r-;
1119-111 u I• •ptocltl. Alit111
t•M. ATl716 " ''6 MERCURY $1695
CYClONE &.T. 2 4r. H.T.
V.I, •11f•., f•c, olt, pOWM ,,..,., P•.,.•t l>roli11, l>uck· '
of 1o•h. TSA 12J. ~
'63 FAIRLANE $195
500 VI, powor 1to••iftt, ••· ,
di•, h1•l•r, 2 tl•o• H•nl· •
top. Sh•rp. l ie. KIE 260. ~
'67 GAL. 500 $1,,S
2 '' H.T., VI, •ufo, f•c oir, , ,$, ,., llH, 'W•t-W, •inyl ~
roof, tint 91•11. UJ(H716
'H FALCON S7ts ;
2 ''· v.1, 1lick, rotli•, h•••·
or. Ro•I 1horp. N60 l6t,
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'66 CHEV. S1495
IMPALA 2 Pr HT. VI, ovh.,
J•w•r ''"''• t•4I•, ht•kr. t SQL GJJ.
'H MUSTAN• S12'1
Co11.,,.+. VI, 4 1peo4, rt·
dio. h•of1r, ""hito w•ll
tir11, Hi9h rorfor"'111c• R.n, P•clt-. Uc. rlX •II
''5 CHEV SllH '"''*'•· 2-'••r H.T. V-1, PS, Pl, r•dio. h••tor, wha•
woll1,· lint tie••· PD(tol
'67 MUSTANG S16fs
H.T. V-1. 011to., pwr. 1teor.
r14io, he•tet, Yinyl roof.
TUR 070.
'6' TORINO $31'S
6T. lll VI, 011!0, feet olr,
PS, l"wr 4i1c l rlr1, R & H. '
w•W tiro1, low "'i. XHVlll ~
'H MUSTANIO snts '
CONVERTllLE VI, 01110111•·
Ile tfo1KMi1tiOfl, p o w • t
1f••ri119, ro41•, "9efM, Mlf
whool1, lltf•rf•r ti• co r ~
9ro11p, Lif. NOY t If. •
'61 FORD '209S
11.ANCH WA ... V-1, •ufo.,
ftc. •Ir, pwr. 1toor., rwr.
ltf•k••· l111ettt• r••L T'+'D
102 •
'61 MUSTANO $2195
CONVIRTllLE.. v.1, ., ....
pwr. it.er., ro41•. h•tler,
~•ntole. lnieliet ••th, pwr.
l•P· VRR 153.
'67 COUGAR $:12'5
Hird top. V•, r1dlo, h11t·
1r, power 1t.1rin9, powor
4111 r.,..... ftt .. ,., .;,
••ll4ltionln9, wh ito wolt
tiro1, .,;11yl top, tilt wheol.
l ie. USO J7J
'65 Sport Fwy $HI
2 door hordtop, v•. outo·
111otle tr1n1111l••lon, pow•r
tt.•rlllf, pow•r ltrake1, r•·
410, "••**'· 1ito1H.••• •o•h. I co111ole ,A6 90 I.
'67 CHEV. SUH
111 Air Stofi•~ wo9011. VI,
outomotic, r•4io, lieoter,
p•••r 1toerin9, foctory oir
~;~~;;ifi.~~~°:1o::S
100. 2-4r H.T. VI, 0111•,
PS, r•41o, h•ot.r, whlto·
w•ll tlr••· UPSlll
•is PORD $HI
~Al. 100 CONVllTllLf;
v.1, 11t1to .. rs, r•41•, h••t·
•'· UYR 292.
'65 FORD $1495
LTD J tit. H.T. v.1, 0111to,.
foe. oir, PS I Pl, ro .. lo I
hoot•r. ATA lJS.
'H PORD $ttl
&Al. 100. 4 dt 1Mo1t. VI,
'l111to, rs. lt&H, ..,,hltewall
llret. SYllOJ
'66 FORD $1595
&AL 100 J tlr. H.T. Val,
t11t.., foct, 1ir, I'S, RAH. uou 560
'66 IUICK S1Ztl
LE SAllll J .l••r H.rtlt•p.
YI, •ul•Moti• troft1111i•tiot1,
, •• .,. •t.•rlltf, p • w • '
ritrak••· r1tli•, h ••to P,
•lilt• •111 flro•, RUL JO),
'69 FORD $3195
GAL· 100 Fo1tritoc•. v.1,
euto, f1et. t ir, I'S, Pt. ,,;
dlo, hoo ..... ICTH IJI.
'U •ALAXll SHI
100 4 Do.f SMon. VI,
•11t.w.atlt tr•n1, to41e,
fottr.ry tfr colHlitl•nl~!
whlto w•ll N,.t. Uc. SHlt
'" '67 POiO S14t5
C..t. loo 2 4r. Y-1, o.t•-.
PS. AIH. TJ"' t•l.
•66 POllD S179S
C.1111h'y 51_,1,. I I p .....
V-11 111t. .. PS, l"I. Rlli.
lt'tt•t• r•1lt. UTI '''· DUNTON FORD
2240 S. Main
546-7076
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TO HEl:P .. MAKE •·t1fl 'BEARABLE FOR STUDENTS
<AND TEACHERS>. DURING THESE TltYING BACK·
TO-SCHOOL DAYS, WE ARE HAVING A ••••
LOVELY CAMPUS f.ASHION
50 %' Acrylic, 50 %'
'olyester. Completely
mechine wa.15h1ble.
Sins S-M·L $45.00
* HALLIDAY'S *
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INTIMATE AP.PAftEL
W.JlcHff PJaa • • 179 l ....._ _ .... _
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THE
SNEAKY SHOE
Fint name afoot. afloat comes ashore.
1,..,.,. Top lhltr. Cup race or rat race.
The meaky Moe that out-comforts be.re
tm ~ aole that out lrlPll floor or
deck. The sailor'• 1twknt& favorite. Batt
toot flexibility. Moculn comforL $24.00
ms 'l'IWllTJOKAL CLOTHING
11• I IJtVINl Avt. -'WfSTCLIFF Pl.Al.A
'Hf.W10ftf I EACH -PH. 645.01'2
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WESTCLI FF PLAZA
17th & IRVINE
Deer Mom:
NEWPORTER INN
NEWPORT BEACH
SEPTEMBER 15, 1969
Jmt thought vau would like to know vou can
havi a new body perm. for 011l11 J20 .. And JIOUT litUt
olrl can have one ollo for onl11 $5.
H~ to &et uou aoon.
• PHON! NOW 5410460
P.S. Good on!r S•pt•mber 18 thro11gh tht 18th.
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at its finest!
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OPEN THURSl1AY & MONDAY EVENINGS
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NEAT BUYS FOR THE
BACK· TO· THE· BOOKS
SET AT THESE FINE SHOPS.
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Chances are, their teacher wlll wear' outi
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1052 IRYINE ••• NEWPOaT HACH
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