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DAILY PILOT
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MONDAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBER 6, '1969
VOL. ,J, NO. 1!'t, J l l!CTIONS, >C P'AGl!S
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Miss Salt Creek Blames LSD
011.ILY PILOT S!1fl P~oTo SUSAN WALLACE EYES COUNTY BEAUT Y CROWN
Hoping to W in One for Old Salt Creek Road
Up Creek
B each Fighters Enter Benuty
fly T(t;\\ BAHi.EV
01 l~t 0111~ Polo! ~1'1!
Southern Orange Cn;-isl cJrnpa1gncrli
seeking to ob1;1111 p111lhe :icee.~s to Sall
Creek Be:i<'h today h;11•c turned fron1
legal brief tu bikini brief in their cffor1 s.
They've mu siered to the cause curvy
Susan \Vallacc, a sun-br11nZt.'{I 21-ye ar-old
lass from Laguna Beach. The Sal t Creek
campaigners have entered J\liss \\'a!lace
in the Orange. CouQ.1Y Pres Club's annual
''Miss Oreoµ" bea!Yl y pageiinl. .. shc·n join the Oci. 13" comrct1t1on
:igain!'t nine o1hcr Orange County
ht>aulit'S \\'earing thr. banner sash of
•·.\,!lss Sa lt Creek J{oarl."
Utll S11san won 't he thinking strictly or
~·"~nn \\'he n she rut s her curve~ on slil!:'e
;•' \he r.ranil llol cl's Off Uroad11·ay \\'c~~
I .·:1a:r 111 1\n.1he11n. . ,
~he ~;i~·! she 1\•;:111ls 1t1al title ~nd the
' 'T:i h.~ that ~o 1vi!h it for !he "Sc;ve Sall
(reek" can1paign. To be sure, the crown
.. 1111 lhc pnzt'S 1h:1l go wilh il arc (!1r
!iusan alone H she wins; but the honor
;ind lhe publicity she's determined to
rhare 11<ilh the people 11 ho rut her on the
~fiss ORCOI' camra!J;n t~ail. · .
Prime architect of thr.~ h1 l or
maneurering is Drennan • ' H e v s ' '
,_icClcllarl(l, a for1ncr cha1npinn surfer
\\'ho's been making big and ani;ry l\'a1·cs
e'ller since the road 11·as abandoned by the
c01inty to the Laguna Nigu,el Corp.
Opponents nf lhe count~•s abandonment
nr Sall Creek !load have hit headlines HI
court hearin)!S, ryc-<.:alching bumper
i;tir kers And tht• r~fflr for Joyce Ctar)!'s
~ainting of ··Q[d Salt Creek."
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ThC'y'vc gnt $1,JOO in the Jd\1y, a \r;\.~t
fund of goo<Jlv1IL a band of supporters
who arc work ing !heir legs off and now -
Susiui.
··But tlu:-. tl{)(.'sn'l incan lh<ll we're in·
jt•t:t 111g. <111.v lrvily inlu our b<1Ulc fu r
rrl'O\'l'ty o! ,,·tint 11·;i~ take n fron1 us,"
r.·lcClellanil asscrle<l. "\\'c look on this as
JUSI another 1l'ay nf ensuring thal our
cause stays in the public eye and
everyone av:arc of the issue a nd our
cirgun1en ts will say more po11,·er to us."
J\1eCJc Jland and the Salt Cree k crov•rf
believe they have a winner. And they're
lhi nking of the ca mpaign as a Y>hQJe, not
just Susan 's unique cont ribution to the
causc.
"And ir Susan wins, sn muc h the better,
both for her and /or us," he t1ays.
She's taking excellent credenlinls into
lhE> l'resi; Club 4;0ntest..-A finalist in the
r-.lJ!'s Califonr iA World rompetition :ind a
tughly rf'gan:l ed candid;ite in the ,_t is.~
Pllotor;:enic battle, she isn'l lacking in
relercnccs .
I celander Takes Over
Nort h A.llautic Pos l
DRUSSEL..S, Belgium f AP ) -The
No rth AtlanUc Council anno unced today
that Emil J onsson, foreign minister Of
lceland, has assumed the councJJ's
presidency.
The shift look place Sept. 17, and lie
,1·i!l serve. for a yC'a r, He succeeds \Ves~
(;cnnan Foreign J\1inister \\'illy Brantlt.
For Daughter's Suicide
41 Packages Seized
Pot Boat 'Intercepted';
SealBeachMa1iNabbed
A Sea! Beach man who l'Usto1ns ;igcnts
a llPgc \\'as c3pLured in San Diego waters
\\ ith a boatload of ront raband -in-
~·luding the first kno\1'n tradcrnarked
Co unty Man Dies
Aboard Boat; Gas
}<'1uncs Sai(] Ca use
llr:1ni::r Coun1y Coroner'$ <lt·p11!1es !ri-
d:1v arc 1111 es11ga\1ng lif'<H h of a Fullcnon
1nan on a hoa1 t•igl11 n1ill'S off I luntlnglon
UC'Jt:h Sund 11y 111or111ng.
Prtllm1narv reports ind1call'd lh;it
r."nrgc N. l'c:1k. 47, Uied of a heart at-
t.1ck 11·hile er111s1ng to Catalina. but the
()range [ounly Cornncr's 111!11·e tcxl;1y
denied thal rrpo rl, indi1::11111g death was
prob11bly ci:iuscd by carbon mono xide
p(J1sonini:-.
Fi\'r 01 hrr J>f'rsons on !he 25-fool cabin
f'ru 1scr l\lr. 1Vloc 11,·ere fnund by Jlun-
t1ngton Beach lifeg uard! to be suffering
the rffcc1s of rarbon monuxide po isonini:.
Thl'V v.·crc Jirst found by the pleasure
craft 'Longf1n ·which radioed for medical
aid and stood by the disabled crew of J\1r.
r-.toc. Huntington Beach lifeguards 11•ere
first nn the scene fu!lowcd by !he Jlun-
t1nglon Be;1ch Police helicopter and a
L.S. Coa!>l Guard chopper.
Lifcgu:irds transported l)C11isc French,
:Ill, of Tustin , her son Tom, 9: Byron I~ ...
!-it:ilons. of 2263 Rutger5 SI., Costa l\.1esa
:ind his sun. Brian, 12, to Hu ntingto n
Beac h Pie r \vhc re three ambul ances sped
them lo ll unlington lnterrommun ity
Hospital. They were gi\'en emergency
treatment and released.
John Constantino, owne r of ~tr. Moc. of
4; Balboa (O\'es, Ne wport Beal'h, first
rch1sed lo be 1aken of f his boat, hut \Va~
la ter laken lo the pier by Huntington
Be<ic h slate lifeguards in the Sea \\latch
"'hrn the Costa c;uard helicopter repo rter!
hi111 steering an "crr.atlc" course for
Newpor t Bc;u·h. lie was o:ilso trea ted an d
release<I at llun tington lntercommunil y
J lospital.
Mrs. F'rench lold lifeguards that
<'vcryone on the boat had nearly passed
out, but herself, when she began steering
the boat, searching for hel p and found the
l..ongfin .
Those aboa rd had apparently assumed
l'C'ak died of a heart attack. bul coroner 's
clC'putics said they are running lab lests
today fol lowing the au lop11y, and lhat hill
(leath was not caused by a hea rt attack.
Thr.v said il \'.•as probably an accidental
dt'nth.
Constantino'! boal wa s tov•ed bilCk to
J\'cv.·port Beach b~ an Orange C.:ounty
I/arbor d1s1r1ct craft.
n1Jr1;11an a -tod,1y awaited arraignrnrnt
J11 /rdcraJ cu urt on sn111ggl i11g charges.
Agents "'ho b(lardcd Lhe cniiser
fll'Jr ratrd b:.' \\'llliarn J, "\Villy" Lrnahnn,
'27, u! J2.1 lllh St, clnim thr.y i;cizrd 154
po:.inds of high-grade n1arijuana, more
than J,000 dn1g pills and a quantity of ap-
pJrrnt heroin.
"/'h(' capl11re. durin1; prrrln11'n dnrknrss
Salurday 11 a<= thr firs! invoh·ing :1 \)(Int
:;1nL·r (Jp('r::tli1111 lnl~rerpt -1hc L'S.
('fJCkt!(lWll 11!1 JH<ltljlliltla -"'enl JtllO el.
feel thr{'e 1\'f't'ks :igo.
"Oh man , \\'illy'~ 1nes.~i ng .,.,·1th the fcd:'I
<1111! they don't play arnund:' an at*
11u;i ill1<1nce v.•h11 hea rd the ne11,'s in ;i
St!n~f't Be.1ch liquor ~tr1re Sund;iy 11 as
:ieard to 5,1y.
Aulhori!i~·~ \\'hn tra1lc<! Lrnahan·.~ 2fi·
f11r.1 cabin rr11i ~er frnn1 ~·lcxil't11l to U.S.
1~·~1ers, then overlook it in a Coa~t t.11ard
,.csscl. said the marij ua na sei zed 11,·as 111
4 t packai;:es.
The lra<l!'rnark showed a r-.-leitican man
li tanding hcsidc a n1arijuana plant ,
<"h1l rhinf: A fi s1(ul fl f dollar~ and a
h.1 ndful of pesos, with a broad smil~ on
his fat('.
"El Comprador." was 1he brand name
-1'hc Buyer,
"i'io Hay Mcjor," W&!1 l11e ad<!ed slogan
-None Better, authorities said.
Besides thr major ma rij u:ina hau!,
C":1slo1n~ ar,enls \\'ho hoarded Lenahan's
boat said !hey found abou l a hal f-pound
o! t:in powd!'r believed In he. heroin, 1,000
orange pill.~ with an oriental marking on
<'ach, :15 ;ipp::ircnt 1~5D t:iblet11 and 10
h n~hish smoking pipes.
I f'nahar -who al first told in-
veStigators his address wns wherever his
recently-purchased boat happened to be
docked -\\"as booked on the fOOcral
charge :ind held \O.'ith oul ba il.
1\uthorilics "nnou11ced ~unday that Lhey
tclic\'e the price nf marijuana and heroin
in 1najor U.S. distribution centers has ;is
much as do:1blcrt in some cases.
Th is would indicate the staled intcol or
Opcr:ltion ln1erccpt -drivi nl! the prirr
sky-high -is being acrnn1p!ishcd , but
dnH! scene sources have denied it.
·•r.cnerally the price has almost doubt·
f'd.'' said one fede ral in\'estigato r, "but
n101 C-important is that much nf it is
u11avaih1ble or ex trcmelv l!cnrcc."
,_1arijuana i!'I rcportediy scarce in Ne w
York, none:d!ilenl in ,_lia mi. a n d
~l'nera lly of poor quality -.11:ro\vn in the
~iidwci;t from "'ild \Vorld War 11 hem p
plant.'5 used in rope production.
A rl rug l!cene 11011rrr s;1i\J l'11nday,
h~"·ever . th.nt no one ~hould t\•er r11y
n1nrc than S2!'i ror A lid. or half ounce
'1U1nt11y, cvl'n in the wor~l pot fan1ine.
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FALLS TO DEATH
Diane Linldette r
Gralu11n Crusad e
Finale Culls
For Pntriotis1n
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Only 1he raithful'li presence is sparing
nn outpouring of God's wrath on a sic k,
sin ful An1crica arid the most palriotic act
rif a!I ii; therefore ronversion. IQ help
bolster the ockls, The Rev. Billy Graham
\1•arned S11nday.
"It is mo re pnlriotic to come to God al
lh1s mon1ent than anylhing I can think
of," ri~clared the PQpular evangelist al
th~ climaX' or his JO-day ra lly serles in
Anaheim Stadiun1.
Hl'('()rds were broken three times dur·
ing the Anaheim revival crusade . with
~li,000 (X!r11ons present Sunday, bringing
to ~BS.000 the 10-day total.
Tl1ore than 20 .000 searched their heart!'!
and sou ls as the Norlh Carolina preacher
Jlal'e his rne~sage -then made the
pilgrimage to his pulpit and -hopefully
-11 ne w lifl'.
"r-.t any people are count ing on th e fact
lh<lt God , H the re is a God, i11 not the God
revealed in the Bible," said the R~v.
Grnhan1 , "hut it makes no difference how
our conce-rts may change."
"(',0<! hasn't changed," he continued,
"And ('.od is nol only R God of love -
hr. is also a C'.od of justic;e," ~):le Rev.
Gra t\am added: warning tti.at)uslioe of a
hozrihle nature has been rained down on
offe nding ·nation.,· IM lhC past. ·
"Sodom. Gomorrah, hill chosen nation
J;i;r:iel, and Germany, the cradl~ of lh~
Re formation." he explained .
The Rel'. Gr11ham sakt he and his wif~
literally fell in love wit h the people
Orange County and the Southland. so lt
\\':IS "'ilh a ht>nvy heart th11t ht' dealt with
whflt mnv he In ~tore.
"Will Gort sp11rP America?" he a5ked.
(See GRAJIA.i\1, P age Z)
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Dru g Makers
'Mm·dered'
Cir], He Says
l"rom w1 .. , • ..,ICU
HOLLY\1,'00U -Arl Linklelter hlame;o;
LSD for the deat h of tus 20-year-old
d.1ughtC'r.
"It 11,·a.~n ·t suicide." the star of !he.
llouse Par1y television sho1v t o Id
nev•sm<'n Sunday, "because she wasn't
l1crselr. It v.•as murrlrr. She wa~
rnudrered Oy ihe people ll'ho manufacture
and se!I LS D."
Diane Linkletti>r plungrd from the
kitchen windo1v of her sixth-rJoor apart·
men! Satunl:'ly as a rriend, Edw ard
Durs!on, lril'd to gra b her.
l.inklett.er, 57, :i;aid he hari known ror
si."< n1onths 1h11t she was part of a Hol!y·
\\'llllfl ~roup that rxrwrin1e11Led 11,·ith drugs.
She had 1nlrl him earlier ;ibou t a "b;id
tr ip'' with LSD, and "'as under the drug'!I
cfferls again when she died, he asserted.
"She 11'as .:i girl "'ho was not psycholie,
not under !rea!n1cnL a happy girl with nn
nlnney l rot1blc.~." Linkle!lcr said. ''She
h.1d problt'ms that teens have had sinre
tin1e brgnn. Bui LSI) ~Ives them a way of
a\'1Jiding faring up to those prnblem~.
"'iou add L~D In a ~irl \1•ho !.'I
so1ne1i-h:iL cn1nlional and dran1ntic and it
ran be <lisaslrnus. She l11lrl mP :1bout t:ik-
ing, it. about her bu1n trip. She fell she
'1·a;o; being driven nut nr he r rnind.
"A parent ca n do little in a case like
lhis." Link tcller said. '·Nn one can <let
anylhir.g about il, except the young peo-
ple themselves."
Miss Linkletter, the youngc;o;l of
Linkl ctter's fi ve children , wa s preUy and
lalke d about a llolly1\·ood career. Her
rather said she had some singing jobs
planned.
Durston. 27. told police r-.-tiss Linklet!er
had asked him to co me lo her apartment
Friday where thC'y spent the night tal k·
111g. She was e1noti nna l and cle!'pondent ,
See LINKLE'ITE R, Pare Z I
Orange Coast
Weather
Sun ny skies and \\'armer tern~
rratures are on lhe horizon for
Tuesday al ong the Orange Coast.
wi th the mercury reac hing up in-
to the eighties.
INSIDE TODAY
Ji may lianP bet>n highly oc-
clair11ed jo r 26 weeks d11 ri11g its
BHUsh sliowlrzp,, but TV colum.-
nls( .Cvijt/iia Lo1vr11 SCtf/.! the
'"fOY'$Jl!hP Snoo" i., ;H.!t an· ofh~r sOap openJ. Page 27.
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Black Teachers Unite
Co1r111iu1iist to Teac11 Des1Jite Regents' Mot:e
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(t.::1!'.'"•W'-M . .\ciifla D;,\1! prrp<i;td 10
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f ;;!d'Jm.a <it lH. Angelt's ~~-. other
b';;c-1: 1nstructUr~ tnre.a~ntcd to "M .ulhold
~-"\d"~ Jrom 1:,e1r ttu1mts unless
e•_;,~;c crt-1'.l!'. i.s restored to bt-r C'Ollrsr.
"""<l 1'..",! r,r/. ;,~pt f 1ri1-cJ a 3 1
(.:.z.eru:. ;i Y1ht:1 o:le ol. ~ :s Jor('ftl lo ..c-
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:-,,'J_;lt"".on.. dJrtt10r of t.nt _\lro-A ... 'Dtr.i:-~
::.··.id!•·~ C~r.ier ot LCL.\.
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!(IJF' '.f :.-.~ th~tt·~7u:l'".< r_~ """ t.~att:
fi>C'U!tv member• .;.1 tot school. dtt'lded lo
\.\tlt>.bOld gradei from all ~u 111 iln
'-iicn ' to l.06.5 t.'w: b.t.J k c..i. i!ltn U-.-::
~w Ol'.!.J o! tk regffill. ' ,.!!£< OaviJ Wd sbt "'lil .ck Mr
studtms •-ht-.he-she WM ltctur~
dr.ipite her" f1nng
Hr... dqlart.rnent chairman. P r o I .
~kl Kalish. U\'I ht m n'J >Ori M ir L~ sti..aients .-ill rUct_
··st.u0mu are ,.,.ry skillful 1n o:gar..u:-
i~~ ~msth·es and in kttping U'leu-p12 ns
vut o' I.he r> r of lM ~he and ol a ~
~ eM-old proleW>r ." the ph1J050;>hy p.rv-
f~!iY. told r-"'"'5men ~'M!6y t!l .o::-
fAl.llX":r.g tM dt'C'l!:JOO by ~IJ.s! Oa\·is. ~
Iler cwrs-e, · Rewmng Ph1lo!;ophlcal
'!bmles in Black Utu.tturt," .-as
~ed to mett I« tM fnl timr today,
Golda 'Buel' Ho11ae'
1 ~ra1::i Prime ~l inister Golda ~Te i r recei,·es a 'A'ann hug from a
pupil ni the .\li)\ltaukee school she once attended. ~trs. /\te1r is on a
rr.ur <JI 1he Cn1ted Sta~c c;.
Mesan Takes Wild Trip
-Into Jail Cell Toilet
\ r.;11.NJ rr. u~<;.•:rd m;in ::.c:rram1ni;:
mB!.;;ge.s of Jc1·.e lor h1.1i captor:\ 11ias ia11.
r Salurd<i/ 1Jghl ;,f\er an olle.ged LSl.>
f ~()!JC, f1n<1i:y halted by a .::.quad O( fn·e
f'>~t<t ~!r'a po!1cem<'n.
He !ate; tr ied !'1 rsr aP<' by t11·.ing into a
~,iJJ (r ll t'ill<:t hut 11ia • uns.urrcss1ul. in·
\r<;t1gator~ ~aid.
Rog1 r A. Fur·r~1 21 ol ;.30 \\' \\'1\~on
• · 11ia ~ !YJriY.t-tJ tJi cl1~rcc!' nt re; 0 \ino.:
.·rrc11 ;,ntJ l;l·1r i: u:xlrr Thr infl l"r-:rr r,f
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: ' t~i: A!" >l{l;:.n,i Apar:rnent~ Sa:ur1lay
1 .r li: 1n '"~IN~" to a rf·;;;Jrt of a r.ud c
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~l1ppcry J'pl·(t lor i!boul 1·.r.·o rn1nu\f·~.
1iur1ng v.Jl1th 111nc lhc ('Ollrp:1an trit'd lu
JUmp 1nlo lhc :i.p<irtmcnt S1\·1n1m1ng pool.
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During the melet . office rs Randy \ut:,
n on Palmer, and Sa:n Arnold joined in
1ry1ng to qu1el the incoherent suspect and
!1nally got him into a patrol car.
•·[ love yoo," he was quot <'d as
~h'Jullng, ··••hilt his flaili ng f<'et be lled the
.,rntunent.
ln\'tst igators said Furr~l con t1:iurd to
hri111;t(' 01! thr \\alls of thr 1a1l holding
, •·!1-tr~1ng to d11t> du11n tne t'Omrnodc
•• :11! 1,,1 , fin;.lly r<'mfJ1t:d t.i a paddt:d·
t. pc l.ic11ny alter niuch ~:rug,;lc .
"''.:~ C:iry "'hu~I .1nd ()1f1crr;; Jun r rir·
rJ l•· Jt1.n1d 11 1::, t:,r thrrr 1,1~11 r
p~tlolmlll to ~hill Vucr~t lo 11:1at n11ght
. , •1 r11lely bf' termed mor e comfort,1bl e
ljUaJILr -.
~12,000 Blaze
Hits Huntington
Concrete Plant
\\'or kmrn today arc 1napp1ng up the
1lcbr1s from an 011 and gas fire that
1Jeslroyed $12.000 11i·orth of mate ri<1\s and
f'quipment Sunday morning al a llun·
11ngton Beach concrete n111.:ing plant.
A ~luck tht"rn1ostat on a 011 ht'al1ng unit
1gnlled the blaze al the Sul!y-~l illcr
Corporation plant at i 221 t:!hs A\'e .. at·
cording to fire departn1cnt in\'esligato rs.
The blaze was \'is ible lrom most parts
of Or ange Cou nty as conc rete, gas from
ttlree major pipelint:i and oil erupted into
fla mes, said firem en. The firt started al
:l :n a.m., and took 25 min ules lo control.
i'\o injuries \\'tre rtpor1 ed,
f our engine&, one snorkel unit , and 16
n1en under Battalion Chiel lto11 Bear
fought lhe blaze. Sully-\l1l!t'r handles
many of the contracts for strct't \\'Ork
throughout Orange County. Thty ha1 e
plants in .several cities.
Panel Talk on Plan
For l\liddlc Sc hool !'iet
A pnnf'I d i~cussion on Ne .,.,·port·>1csa
t:nifi-:d School District's middle school
concept of 1noving sixth grader~ into
Junior high v.·iJI be prc~nted for the
public tonight.
ThP progran1 \\ 111 begin .1t i .30 p.m in
t11c Forum at Eslancia l11gh School. 2313
Placentia Ave., Cost a ~1esa.
\•1th 161 ~Wdents. er.rv:~cd
tr .. \tn.11y rege:r.t.s flre.d ~h~ D.ii'.3
S..."'J)L l,, 1nvobng a 1940 regents' rulin~
prohit·11J ng Ummuniru frum teach.ng at
Mate l.lll..\'ersitie.s. ~lw; Da,·i.s w1d ~e
v.as • mem ber of a Commurus1 club
~, ;,crused tht regrnt.s o( betng prl'·
j~Cie:-d brcaUSl' she LS a !\egro and said
~ne ..,ould teadl "'bile appealwg the
dJNn~I.
~ regentr. responded by i.s.>umg ~:i
c.·C::T tr.ot CCL.\ Chanl"('llor Chd1 ies
,.ou."i~ ~id he J:::erpretffl <is mear.:n~
1-141 ~'.1~s Oil\lS rn;.~· lt<'.ture durmg the
appt:cl but that studenU 1,1 00·1 rtcti\'t.
treCil l?r tbe c:o..n.£.
l\Irn·der Charge
Faces Pilot;
S11icide Fails
;\1•.ir cier t ha rg es no"'' faC"e an ;ur hnr
p.ilot \l'ho t.oday is rapidly reco\'enng
fro~ .on alxirted su;cide a1temp1.
~latlhew C. ~la!km. 49. 1s Ii.tied in
~atisfat"tory cond ition at Orange County
~~edi7::i l Center, the hospita l in \\'hich his
alleged 'ict1 m died Saturday night.
Pc.Ii~ Su.1day stepped up their charges
again•t !-.lal lan from assault 1ll'ilh intent
to commit murder to suspicioo of
murder
Thty ac('uscd :'llalkln of s000:1ng :'ll<i rio
R. Cl1tl;. 49. of Santa An;i, in the head
~t-.ort l;.-<!lt er the pdol d1 sco•rrcd lhe
nud" Glick lying on the bed. In the a par l ·
men\ oc cupied by Terri ~1 alkin. '45, a~d
tt.c coupl e',; three da ughter$. The
r.lal!:ins hal'e been separated for the past
ytar.
investigators said r.1alltin ned from lhe
!';hooting to a nearby coin wash he 011i·ns
in p::irtnership v.·ith his cslranged 11.ift'.
He v.·2s later found unconsciou,, ho\·1ni.::
tied ~ plastic laundry bag around h15
head at!er inh aling h1~hly toxic lumes
Irani a ('learung ::.Ull'rnt
Of/!ce rs said the -n·e;ipon a!le~rdl:• u ~ed
in lh" ~hooting \\JS found in :'>lalkin·s
pockr t.
Youth on LSD
Escapes Death
In Suici<le Trv
A ~outh 11.·ho \old police he had taken
l ~~I) and wanted to end his life . cscapeil
\I llh minor 1nJUfll'S aft('r t~ro"' 1n i:
hlms elf 1n lront of a car in Laguna fit'atn
early Sunday.
Ala n Pratt Perez. 20. of 9~q Peregrine
Place, Ana heim, was transferred to
Orange Coun1y ~!edieal Center after
trcatn1ent f0r :rhras1on5 at South Coa5t
Lon11nun1ty ll ospilal.
Drire r Larry Elnch Colr, 26, of l6f:I
Tecln1ar Anaheim. told police he 11 as
:-outhbound In the 1100 block or s. Coast
Jl1gh~·ay at approx1maiely I a m. Sun.
day, \\·hen the young man iumped out 1n
Iron\ of his \'Ch1rle from be\<Acen 11\0
parked car.~ Ht' \las unable lo stop in
time to •1·oid h1umg the victim , Cole
::.aid.
!)octors :;;ud Perez 11as .. on a trip:'
police r<'portro. told th em he had taken
LSD and 11ianted to die.
Australian·s
Conf es ion Tol<l
In i\'losquc Burn
.!F.RCS:\LE~I !:\Pl A police
~11p:r1ntendcnt !old a Jeru~alc1n court to·
{];,·1 tlinl a ~Otlng A u~t ralian mystic had
4 •n''"~f'd .'-r!t111c f1rr to 1nc Al Ak sah
;'-iotQ•·e 1n Old .Jen1salern lo rl t"ar !ht. sill'
fnr 1hr rt'btulding three of Solomon's
Tlmrle.
~upl. Dai 1d Of.-r said ~llch ael Df.>ni,
Rflt>an. 2e. !old the polite 1n a ~tatcment
iher his arrest ·
":\bout a 11erk af\<'r 1 arri\'ed in
.Jrru,1·al tn1 I disco\'ert'd a Scripture that
s::11d thnl nn e person 11i·1il be i.:alled by God
lo build 1hr tt'mple and there fore 1 dec1d·
f'::l God 1\·anli.'d 1ne to bu ild this trmplr.
Thrr.:olurl! 11 I a1n thf' chosen one to do
this, I will ha\·e to prore Jl by dt>.stroylng
the nlO$GUC. II lh1s wes God 's -n·ill. lhcn
hr l\'O'Jld allow n1c lo do it."
Tht' At Ak~ah :O.iosque \\'as lau llt on !he
~·te Q1 Solomon·s Temple, and the Wail·
1ng \Vall nearby is the last re mnant ol lhe
tc1np!e, The site is also Islam's lhird
holiest shri ne because t.foslems beliel'e
that tht Prophet ~1ohamm td ascended
into heal'en trom U!ere.
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('Oncerned 1,1•!th he r Identity and ht r
career, police quoted Durston 11s saying.
Drugs aspects of !he case are iillll
being investigated. police sa id.
Pri vate runeral services are planned at
Forest J,a11i·n Memo rial Park.
Linkletter and his \\'ife , Lois, 11·cre
notified or the death in Colorado and
returned here Su nday.
On July lfl John Zn·eye:r , 3.'.l, husband of
L1nkle11er'~ oldesl daughter. Daw n. 29.
shot himsrlf in lhe head . He reported ly
1r:is dtprcssed over his insurance
business.
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PUTTING THEIR BACKS INTO IT, OWNERS AND HELPERS ATTEMPT TD PULL VW FROM SEA
A Nylon Rope and Two Chains Later, Battered Hulk Beac:hed at Bal boa's Wedge
That's No Love Bug
VW on 'Rescue .llissio11 ' Pull ed Fro111 S urf
By JER0)1E F. COLU~S
T'.I 0 f('tnagC'.d boys, C.'T1H:Jr.~ ;,be.wt
Balboa in a \'olkSll. a gen, tMught they
heard a 11.·oman sc-ream some·.i:here on
the beach shortly before ntidnlfi~l Sal<lr·
da~·. •
So ll\ty ract-d !1J tnc resc-.;r -i~ t~
\'olk s-.1-agen.
Sr1<'n hour" later. R1tha td .. \ '•i i~tr<l
;:i nd Strph('n r; Ll;.1 :~. ty,;h 15. f1r.a :1:.· got
thl'lr e;;r IJ'.J ! of t;1r c.irf.
And thry r,e·.t-r {)td hnJ ;i: :· ,crcJ;1;1r~g
\1 nman
.\ewpo~t Beath pvl;ce :.a1a todav !hey
dnn't know \1hat the\ II do about tfie
case. 11.·hich in1·0J\'ed 0fl irers. lifeguards,
helpful Balboa residents and fin ally a rity
tractor btfore the car -n as at last pulled
from the ris111g tide JU.St 11i·est of the jetly
at the Ba lboa \\.edge
Thr 1110 bo~ '· apr.Jr('ntl~· rDnrerned
!'lat police migh t nr,1 lx·he·.c their s1ory
abou t U1r m1 :\erio•J~ly s c r r ;, ming
1111man, d1J 1 h~1r be~l 10 •h<t1r lh!'ir <'ar
r.u: or the :.and liy thcrnsrh·es un:il about
5 a ni.
Th<·n t!1e l.dr ran1e in Th C'
\(1lk!:.-n oi.;c11 . 11i.1th. l1~r :;!1 t.1r~. 1<:i t
altc..•.1ed on the tx'acn. began bo~b1ng h!;e
;:i ('r1rk 1n the 11al(·t. Thf' \)')Jtds ~our.i::
\!1s!rel and Da\1s had ~turk under the
11.httls for traction floated a-n ay
A hcarhfron t resident. r1~ing early . sa1'
the 00)s -and their \'olks11.agcn -Jos.
ing the battle \\'Ith the sea. He c;tl!ed
pc.lice . They tried haulin ~ the car ashore
\~:th a nylon roPf' a;tat·~1[d to po!icr units.
The rope :,trrtc·hed The. {'at didn 't mo1·c,
except up and do\\·n.
The Harbor District ":a~ ad\'lscrf of !he
problem. Thl'.1' couldn t help from tne
~ra !\v \\1nt·hc"-
The da11n. rnt'an11ih1le, i'Jd rnmc up
hke lhundrr. the surfs pounding in·
1en~1f 1ed, alld a rro\\·d 11athcred.
Finally. lhe <:1ty y3rr! 11as call!'d. ,.\
l~ttor rumh!ed to !hr scrne. a ch<i1n 11a !i
.. narhed In t h~ ca r Thr chain sna pped.
A hei:i\'H'r chain \\as put inlo serv1cr.
,\ftrr ~r,n1e tlank1ng. a little ra ttlinf,
11,;~ of ~plt1sh1n11 . and some shuddl'r1••g oii
lhl' part of lhe \·olks11 a~en and :'>l1s1rtl
••nd 0::11 is, the t·ar btgan emerging tram
lhr ~ea
The ero\\d <'hrercd. :\l1strel and Da1·is
J 1dn'l.
Their \·n1~s11agrn 11as a mrs~
Hu1n ped, battered and sna ked.
Thrv 11·,.n1 r.ornr w1t 11 fncnr!~. The
\,.l )., .. :.1Jgt·n :-l 3yed b~h1nd in a ga rJ&c.
Blood S pec ia li ,1 Dies
_\ftcr Hearl ~urgcry
;\!:\\' ) ORK ~ l P!l -Dr. \\'1lliam
IJ<inia~hek. no:ed bl"Od spcc1al\st. died
today al 10 Oi a m. 1n :\H Sinai Hospital
..itcr undergoing open heart su:gery on
!'.:.turday.
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FISHERMAN JACK McCOY SPOTS UNUSUAL CATCH
'I've Seen Everything, Now,' Sanla An a n Ob5erves
l'rom Page 1
GRAHAM ...
'·God did not spare the angels. He casl
l.11c1frr out of Hea1·en," he said.
The Revf Graha1n said God did n(11
C'lrn s~op at condemnu1g his O\\ll br!o1·ed
:-vn Jesus. who died on th<' cross in ai:;or,y
Jrr the sins of al! mankind.
\\"11! God :.pare ~otJ" .. J:r a. ~rd (!,1r,,.
ll I., d<1!.~t'rl)!J., ln bt Ul fl ll)"Pt.ng l1 ~C
1 1.1.~ :ind nv l n.rn 1'> (,'IC! ' tl1<' l:t1 .
l;r.ih,un l'Onr!udrd, tllrn ni ade his f111 .. d
;;ltJr rall. tuggtng 1he !earful repc nt;1;<t
do1\11 into ~rntertield.
The i\orth Carolina ('\'ange!ist ~·ho
hf'~;:n his carcrr 20 years ago with a ten t
n1crt11111: 11h;it is now (lo11nto•1n Los
/\11i;rlr~ 11ill prrJch ne;..l 11cckend 111 San
J lit'b'l
llr a1J 11 .. 11ill lhrn rr\1,rn hon1r tn
~.\uJ.lrr;,t, ~ (', tu prrpJrc lor his 1ll''l;t
(T11•,idl' 111 1\p11t. l!liO. r:1 !).1n1nund,
1.rnu.o11~
1':1;it ~~'~JC~ i•f 1rt!:,ldt' 111il lil' tCl<'cast
::nd lr<1n~l.1lrd r,,r \1c11{'r '> Jn 1 ~ Euro-
pr ~:1 ci!ir-;
Tl1e Cast of Hai1· Sl5J_ Our C'';pert .1c1111:e i)\ also
\1·orth n1oney. but "e don't
c:hnrgc.
Does11't Sl101} He1·e \\ hethrr ~ou 're looking fo r
son1etl11ng trac11t1ona l or conven·
t1onal, \\-or sted flannel, shark·
skin, herringbone or Ucngal inc,
~ou'll find our selecti on as Cine
as any in the area , as current
a s this n1orning 's Nc1v )·ork
1'in1es. !\ careful loo).; through
ou r racks is sure lo turn up
sonic plen sant surprises.
r·or one t hing, tile l\e\rport
Beach P olice Depa rtn1ent ,1·ould
proba bly take a d in1 Yie'v of 1t.
Like us, they 're a bi t ol d-fash·
ioned.
'\'ou inay have noticed in the
paper that a reeenUy held "pop..
rock'' fe sli\·al \ra s a ttended by
over l:i,000 kids, and a bout 100
of them \v ere na ked. \\·e hope
this t rend docsn·t ca tch on. It
docs nothing for our business.
:\t Eid11·elrs \\·e'rc excited
about trends of a c11ffcrcnt sort.
Like the \rider lapels you're
seeing this season. The increas·
ing use of stripes. The gro1ving
popularity or the double-breast·
ed blazer .. .\nd, of course, the
s haped suit (or .. silhouette,'' if
you prefer ) -no\11 evident in
everything fron1 leisure ,,·car to
t he n1os t traditional clothing.
~l ake ::. you look 10 poun ds llght·
er.
JJ0 5s i1Jly you·,·e been so bu :oy
\1·atchin,;::: t he stock n1arkct th:ll
you havetfl even noticed these
trends. But 1\·e'll bet the ,,·01n an
in your life certainly has.
\\'omen not ice such things.
. .\nd they c are. They care IC!ss
about !he s tock market -as
long as you cen afford to tnlo;c
then1 to E urope \\hen they're in
the mood. (.'\ren'l lhey a/1•:ll ys'?)
\\'ell. "'e can't finnnce rour
trip to Europe. but 11 e can i::ec
that you go in style. Our fJ ll
sui ts r ange in price from $95. to
c·on1e in and bro\\'Se all day.
\Ve open at 9:30 a.m., close al
5:30 p.n1. {9 p.111. on Fridays).
t~or a lunch hrea k \\'C suggest
Berkshire's, \Voody's or Tale of
the \\/hale.
.\nd 1vc also ha1·c a :-;uggcs·
l ion for the nudists of the \\'Orld
-UNITE' 1'hcn gel d ressed.
t r .~ good for business. And it
1nay even keep the po.lice off
your back.
Jack iji(lwell
:1487 Via 1.ldo ot i\e•·port lfh·d., i\ew11orC. Henelt
Pnrkl11J! for lt!i n1any cars n!i ~·011 o" 11.
i\ow open Frldny e•-enhags 1111Cll D 11.m .
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EDITION
Today's Final
N.Y. Stoeks
VOL 62, NO. 239, 3 SECTIONS, 34 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA MONDAY, OCTOBER 6, ·1969 TEN CENTS
'LSD l(illed My Daughter'
VPI T•llP~Olo
Goldtc 'Btrcl~ Honie'
Israeli Prin1e ~'linislcr \.olda i\leir receives a ,,·arn1 hu~ fro111 ;i
pupil in the i\l1ll\'at1k£'e school she once attended. i\Jrs. ;\'lelr is on c1
tour of the United St al t>S.
Ove1·flo 'v C1·ow.cl E x1~ecte(l
Fo1· Ne'f Valle~ Cou11cil
An o~·errlow crowd is c.~prc!cd \n watch
Fountain Valley's fre~hrn:111 c;ly cot111.
cllmen in their first regul:.1r !Jusine~s
E>eS!:io~ ;it 8 p.m .. Tuesday.
"If they fill up lhe co11ncil chan1bfr~
\\'e'l! swilch to the rornrn11n1ty cl'llh'r.''
!ii.id City f-.1anagcr Jan1es Nea l.
General Manager
Named for Hotel
Louis f _ Evans has been appointed !o
~uccced f\l <1rlin ' J. S1101v as gener;i l
m.1nager of the Shcralnn-Bcach Inn and
DdftY.O<ld Beach Club 1n llunti ngton
Brach.
F:vans has reernlly brrn n1a n;i grr rif
the Sherat on ~l<1r1na 1n c .. qius Chnst1 ,
'lcX". and has been 11ith th1' hotel !irm lor
15 years.
Sn(l11.'. 11·ho ha" 1n.111oi::.c(l llir hostelry
rrir th" pas1 .vr.n r lf'111i•<;" In becon1i · f>rc~I·
dcn1 of Con.'\1 n :-\!·r1 :tr~ lnr . a
11uhs1cl;.1ry of 1\Utorna11nn !11th1~!ne~ In (".
He \\'ill br n•1u rn111g tn lhc rngint•c.nng
~ncl rnnstru(·tinn f1rlc! 111111 ll'hn·h hi' h ~·~
hccn l'lng assoc111trd, 11·11h offl(:cs H1 L till!;
Bea{'h and Honolulu .
I celander Take. (h-er
North Atlantic Post
BRUSSELS. Belgium I AP) - The
North Atlantic Council annou11ce1l loday
that Emil Jfins~nn. forei gn minislrr n{
Iceland, has assu rned the councirs
presirlency.
The shift look place ~cpl 17, :tnd he
.... -ill serve for a ~i>:ir. lie surcecds \Vest
German Foreign l\1inis1cr \\lilly l3ranrll.
Orange
Enthusiastic crowd!'i heve been filli ng
1he ('()uncil chamb:!rs since se.vrr;1; 1\cc\...s
before the recall election that swrpl inl o
vlfJc':! three ne1\' legisla lors -<.:eori:e
Stnl!. Bt'rnie. S\·a\s1ad ;in!I H on
Shenkn1an,. They were installed !a~t v,·prk
:ind incumbents Edv,·ard Just and Jnhn
l!;:irner took over the n1ayor and viee
mayor positions al the sarne tin1e.
Th ree publ ic hearings 1\•111 face 1111'
1rno1·ated council in its initial test. Thty
inclur.c items on:
-Larw in Company·.~ no w famous 111·
acre l•·;ic\. A zone change to alh111• 4i:l
lot~ ~ minin1urn size of 6000 square f('f'l I
und(':' a PD 6800 (averafe lot size of 6.800 ~r1uare fret) developmeOt.
-A rf'quest for con1n1crC'i<il zonin;:: on
r roperty o"·ned by Or. RiC'hard Ayre~ nn
the southeast corner of Eu(·l1d ·•ll<I
\\'arncr Avenues. It i5 part ol th<' pro·
posed Fountain Valley C o n1 111 u r1 1 t y
Jlosp1t:il site. . .
-An appeal on planning f'nmm 1~\1on
d"ni ~·I for pla ccn1en! of subd 111~1011 111n'r·
11011;>! ~1gns nn a publi c r1~l1l of-11ay hy
Lani:: Industries, !ne.
T!1t' ne\1' counc!l1nr11 \\Ill ~1.1rt llif'
c1enini: ~!1 6p111, ""1th a thorn11gh bnrf.
111 ~ on t'i lv ;iffairs during a sLudy session
:;;rl' OJP by ·J11~t anrl Hilrper.
Th0::y ll'i\I also be. operating u11dl'r ;i rr.
q11cs1 lly Jt1st not to proµo~e any grf':•t
l"h:inge~ or new proi;:rams for a n1onlh. to
g1\'e I.he ci ty a chance to regain i1 s
balanre follo"·ing a bil!!!t recall struggle
<ind rle~l ion.
Slork ~lnrkf'IS
l\E\V YOBK (A Pl -Glam or issues
1lisplaycd some strenglh in an 01hcr1vise
letlu1rgic slock markcl l;ite lhi.~ af·
ternoon. Trading was slow. (See.
quotations. Pages 20-21 1.
Prices edgeit up 10 their besl le vel of
the dav in early afternoon, then slipped
ba ck. ·The Dow Jone~ al'eroij,j:c of :1(1 in-
dustrials at 2 p.m. was up 0.92 at 809.33.
Linkletter Girl iii Death Plunge
1101.l.Y\\'OOI>-1\rt l.inklett£'r bl:unr~
I.SU !or Lhc l!r:11h of his 20·year-old
d:.iughtcr.
'"It 11·asn't. suicid<'," the ~1ar of 111<'
Jlouse Party tcle1 isio11 show t o I 1t
1a•1\'S111en Sundny , '"IK"ca11se !ih<' \1';i~11·l
herself. ll w;1s 1nurdcr. She was
n1udrercd by the pe9ple who 1nunufacture
anti sell LSD."
fJi:1ne Linklctlf'r plungrd fron1 1hf'
ki1chl'n 11·111duw of her ~ix1h·floor ;lpart·
tnent Salurday as ;l friend, Edward
Uurston, tried 10 gr<ib her.
Linklellcr, 57, said he had kno11n IC1r
~ix n1onths 1hal she ....-as part of a Hollv·
"·ood group 1hat experimented \\'itb drug"s.
~he had told him earlier abollt a "bad
trip"' \\'it h LSD. and was unde r the dru g's
<'fft'{'!S again when she died. he asserted.
"She was ;i girl who 1ras not psychotic.
nut under trcat1ncnt. a h;ippy girl \Vith no
111onf'y troublf's." l.lnklct!er said. "'She
hail problc111s that teens hn\'c had since
I 1n1e began . But LSD gil'cs th c111 a way of
al'oiil1l1g f:1eing llfl lo lhol'ie problrn1~.
.. You add LSD lo ;i girl ll'h() 11'
somf'whal em()\ional and dra111atic and 1t
(·a n be disastrous. She !n!d me about tak·
ing it, about her bun1 trip. She felt she
"'<IS being drh•en out of her mind.
"A parent can do little in a case like
this." Link letter said. '"No one can do
anythir:g about H, except the young peo-
ple themsPlves. ''
!\1iss Linklcller, the youngest nf
J,inkl f'tlf'r's fi\"e chilrlrcn . "'as prclty and
talked ilbo11l a Holly wood career. lier
fath er l'iaid she had son1e singing jobs
planned.
Durstrin. 27 . tnld police 1'.!iss Linklettcr
had asker! hun to co111e to her apart1nen t
Friday where they spent the night talk.
ing. She \~as Pn1ot ional and de~pondent,
Set LINKLETIER, Pagt Zl
Ca rbon Monoxide Blanied
Death on Boat Probed
Orange Coun~y Coroner·s deputies to-
cla y are invcs!igating death of a Fullert(ln
n1~n on a boat eight miles off Huntington
ll••ach Sund<1y 1norning.
Prclitninary reports indk·<'!\ed lh<il
George N. Peak. ~i. died Qf a l1f'art a1-
tack while cruising to Catalin;i, but 1he
Or;inge County Coroner's officc today
denied thal report, indicating death was
probably caused by carbon monoxide
poisoning.
.Five other persons on the 25·foot cabin
cruiser 1\-lr. f\loe "''ere f:.>untl by tlu n·
tinglon Beach lifeguards lo be suffering
the effects of carbon monoxide poisoning.
They v,·ere fir st round by the plea sure
crafl Long£in y.•hich radioed for tnedic-al
aid and stood by the disabled crew of l\1r.
i\foe. tluntington Beach lifeguards were
f 1rst on the scene folkn\•ed by th~ llw1·
1 lngton Beach Police helicopter lnd a
U.S. Coast Guard chopper.
LHeguarrls transported Denise French,
38. of Tustin. her son Tom, 9: Byron L.
Stalons, o[ 2263 Rutgers SL., Costa J\.[esa
<ind his son, Brian, 12, lo Huntington
Ueach Pier where three ainbulances sped
thcn1 lo Huntington lnterc:immunity
Hospita l. They were given e1nergen ry
trc:1ln1c11 t and released.
Jnhn c:ons1,1 ntino, owner of J\fr. f\.·lor . or
47 Balboa Covrs, Newport Beach, first
refused to be taken off his boat, but was
l11trr !;;ken to the pier by Hl1ntingto11
l!eaeh stall' Jifci::uaril~ in the Sea \Vatch
\\'lien the Co~t<i Guilrd helicopter rep:irtcd
h1111 Mccring an •·erratic" course for
J\"ev,·pOr! Beach. He v,·as also treated and
rrlc;ised al Huntington InterCQJllmunity
l!n~p1ta1.
i\lrs. r·rench told lifeguards that
Black Instructors
To lfold Grades
Over Davis Ca se'!
I.OS Ai\GELES (APl -As adn1i1tetl
Cc111Pn1n1st Angela fJavis preparl'd 1n
teach her first course al 1hc Univers11v of
i :i lif'lrJl!Ci :Jl Los Ang eles today, nihcr
blocl: in structors threatened to n•ithhold
gr;1d1>-: frozn the ir students unless
e1c:n1J~'n1ic credit is reslored to her course.
'"l\1<'! "'ill not accepl !irsl-c l a s a
cil,zcnship ~·hen one nl us is forced lo ac-
1·<"111 second-class status:• .~aid Robert
S1ri!!ieton. director of lhe Afro-American
Studies Center al UCLA.
Singleton said that JI in struelors.
repre~nting thrte-fourths of all black
faculty members at the school , decided lo
\1·ithhold grades from all students in an
rtfort "lo toss the ball back into the
hands of the regents:'
f\.i iS$ Davis said she will al'ik he r
studen1s whethe r she should lecture
d(l'pile her firing.
l!c!' cleparlment chilirman. P r of.
lSte DAVIS, Page ZJ
everyone on the boat had nearly passed
out, but her!-iclf, when she bPgan ~teering
the boil1, searching for help and found the
Longfin.
Thosf' abonrd had ·apparently assumer!
Prak died of a heart attack. hut cnroner'l'i
dcpulies said they arc running l3b tests
today following the autopsy, anrl that hi!
rleath was not caused by a heart attack.
They said it was probably an accidental
death.
Constantino's boat was lower! back lo
Newport Beach by an Orange County
lfarbor district craft.
41 Packages Seized
Pot Boat 'Intercepted';
Seal Beacli Man Nabbed
A Seal Beach man \\'ho customs agents
allege was captured in San Diego waters
"''ilh a boatload of contraband -in·
r!udlng the first known trademarked
1narij11ana -f(){jay awaited arraignment
111 fede ral eo11rt on smugg ling charges.
Agents \\'ho board('d 1hc crui~rr
operated by \Villiam ,J. "\Villy"' f,('nahan,
27, or 123 I !th SL, cla11n they l'ieized !54
po~inds of high·grnde mariJU<ina, more
thari .J,000 drug pills a11d ;l quantity of ap-
pclrent heroin.
The capture duri ng predawn darknes~
Suturday v,•as the first involving a bo;it
since Operation lnt~rcept -!he U.S.
cr:i1.:kdown on mari1uana -went into ef·
feet three weeks ago.
"Oh man . \V1 lly's inessing \\"ith the fcd!'i
Rnd they don't pla y around :' ;tn ac·
11u.1intance "hn heard the ne\\"S in i\
Scn~rt Beach hquor store Sunday was
~rard to say.
Authorities \\"ho tra1\cd Len;i han 's 26·
r~1;1t cabin cruiser lrnrn 1\\PX il'a n to l" S.
11 ;!lf'rs, then overtook 11 111 a Coast (l11ard
'f'~~el. said tile mar1Jua11<l seized wa s 1n
'11 p;i('k!l)'.;t'~
l1:1nd(ul of pe sos. 11 1111 a broad sn11l" on
lit~ f;icr
''E\ C1unpr<'idor," wa~ \he brand na111c
-The Huver.
•·Nr: 11aY ~lcjor ," was U1c added slogan
-None. Belter, authorit ies sai d.
Besitles lhe. major marijuana haul,
custom.~ agcnl.~ who boarded Lenahan's
boat said they found about a half-pounrl
of tnn po1\·d~r b<>Jie\·Pd lo be heroin, 1,000
orange pills with an oriental marking on
rach . 35 apparent 1Ai;;o tablets and 10
hashisr. smoking pipes.
Lenahan -who at fir~t told in·
,·estigators his address was wherever his
rC<:cnlly-purchased boat happened to be
docked -wa~ booked on the federal
ch;irge and held "'ithoul bail.
Aulhorities announced Sunday that lh<'Y
l;eliel'e the price of marijua11a and heroin
in 1najor U,S. di stribution centers has as
n1uch as doablPd in some cases.
This v,·ould inrlicate the i:tated intent of
Operation Jntcrcepl -driving the price
.sky-high -Is being accom plished, but
Tht trad•:rn;irk showed a l\'lexican ma n
standing bcsidr a marijuana plant,
clutching a fistfu l of rlnllars and a
drug scene sources have denied it.
"Gencr<.illy the pri t'e has almost doubl ·
f'd," said one federal investigator, ''hul
1nore lmportanl is that much of it i.'I
una1·ailable or extremely scarce .. ,
l\larijuana is reportedly scarce in Ne\v
York, nonexistent in ~1 1am i, a n rl
~t'n('rally of poor quality -grown in !he
r.Tidwest from wild \Vorld \\'ar II hemp
plants used in rope production.
/\. drug .scene !\OUrcr. !'iflid ~und,oi_v.
ha...,·rvPr. that no one !'ihould rve r pay
mQfP than $25 for a lid. or half ounce
n1,11nt1ty, even in the v,•orst pol famine.
$12 ,000 Blaze
Hits Huntington
Co nC'rete Plant
\Yrirkmen today :ire mopp111g up rhr
dr bris rrotn an nil nnit i;ns fire that
cleslroyrd $12,000 v,·nrlh of rnatcrlals and
pquipn1rnt Sunday 1norning at a llun·
lingl on Beach conr retc mixing plant.
A sl11ck lhem1o~lat on a oil healing unit
Ignited !he hlaze at lhe SulJy.~tiller
Corporation pl;int at 7221 F:l1is A\'e., ac·
cordlng to fire dcparlment in1·es!iga1ors.
The blaze "'as visible from most par1.s
nf Orange County as concrete. gas from
three major pipelines and nil l':ruptt'd into
flames. said firemen. Tht fire started at
9::12 a.m .. and took 2~ minutes lo control.
No injuries were reported.
Four engines, one .snorkel unit, and 16
men under Battalion Chief Ron Bear
fought the blaze. Su\ly-1'..1iller handles
many of lhc cont racts for street \\'Ork
throughout Orange Cnun\y. They have
plants in several cities.
Appetrls to 'Patriots'
\\'eatber
~unny skies and \\'armrr !rm~
erature.~ arc on the horizon f(Jr
TueWRy along the Orange Coa~t.
with !he mercury reaching up in·
lo !ht eightie.~.
I NS IDE TOD/\ Y
It mn11 hrn·f' brrn /t1 (ll1/y nc·
rlnirnrrl Jor 2fi 1rrrk.~ (/11riug !Is
f3 nli,~h sJ101v1nQs brrt TV ru/unl·
111st CJ1110un Lr111irJ1 .~(I/IS lhf
"f orsytl1r. :->n(1C1" 1.~ )'t~L rnl·
ot/1er .~ooµ np11rci. r of/r 27.
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Graham Says America Sicl{, Sinful
Only the fa ilhfu rs presence is sparing
an outpouring of God's wrath on a .sick,
sinful America and the most patriotic act
of alt is thertfore conve rsion, lo help
bolster lhe odds, The Rev. Billy Graham
warned Sunday.
"ll is more patrioHc lo come lo God al
this moment than anything I can think
of." do::clarcd the popular evangcli ~1 al
th .. climax of hi.3 JO-day rally senes 1n
Anaheiln Stadium.
Records were broken three times rlur·
in~ the Anahein1 revival crusade, "''Ith
56,000 persons prPscnt Sunday, bnng1ng
!ti ~65,000 the 10-day total. •
~lore th:in 20,000 searched 1hc1r hrart.s
•
and &OUhJ s! the Norlh Carolina preacher
gave his message -then made tht
pilgrtmage. lo his pulpit and -hopefully
-;i new life.
··~1any people are counting on the fact
that COO, II there is a God. i! not the God
revealed in the Bible," said the R~v.
(;raham, .. but it makes oo difference how
our concepts may change."
'"\l(l(l hAsn"t changed,'' he conlinued.
"And God is nol only a COO of love -
he is also a God of justice,'' tht Rrv.
c:rah<lm added, warning that justice of "
ho1 rible naturt has been rained down on
offending nations In the past.
"Sodom, Gomorrah, his chos-en nation
Jsrael, and Germany, the. cradle of the
Reformalion," he explained.
The Rtv. Graham said he and bis V.'ife
literally fell in lovt with the people
Orangt County and the Southland. ao it
\\"O!I with a htavy heart lhal he deBlt with
wti3t m,oiy be In store.
"\\fill Gori spare America~" he asked.
''God clirl no t ~pare lhc angels. He ca~t
Lucifer out of Hea\'en," he said.
The Rev. Grahiam sairl God rl id not
c-vt.n 11lop 11t condemning his ov,·n beloved
:"111n Jesus , who died OT1 !ht cross in agony
for th-: sins of all mankind .
''Will God spare you?11 tic asked dark·
ly .
"It is dangerous to be In a mteting like
this ;ind not tum to GOO," the Rev.
Graham concluded, then made his fina l
::illar call. lugging lhe ·t.earful repentant
down lnlo cenler(icld.
1'hr. Norlh Carolina t ve ng"list who
beg::n his career'20 years iigo with a tent
meel Ing what i~ now downtown Los
Angeles will preach next weekend in San
Dlei::n.
lie snid h:! will then return homt to
l\lo11lrcat. N.C., to prepare for his ntxl
crus<Kle in April, 1970, in Dortmund,
Grrinany.
TIJat ;o;criel'I of crusades will be teleca~t
iind translated for viewers In 14 Eure>-
pean cltlt s.
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U~I TtN..ziott
FALLS TO DEATH
Diane Linkletter
Buildi11g Halt
Protest Due
Before Co11ncil
By .JACK BRORACK
O! 111• O•ih P!let Sti ll
A protest against the city'!! 60-clay
moratorium on all building along Pacirie
Coast Highy.•ay in the downtown area will
be heard at tonight's lluntlngton Beach
City Council meeting.
The protest has been filed hy a!lorn<'.l'S
for t.he Talbert estate regarding fil"e 101~
at the southea.~l corner of 6th Street ilnd
!he highway 11·hlch have been apprnised
at $125,000.
A letter from attorney Cl;irrn{'e A.
lligbfe of Newport Beach states 1hal ''1n
order to ra ise funds for inhrnt;ince taxes
and paying the general exrcn.~c of the
estate of f\fargAre~ E. Tcilbert plu.~
payments of $42.'> a 1non1h on an <'fl·
cumbrance against !hr properly, It 1.~
necf's~3ry that the csl;11e dispose of it
11•irhout f11rtl1e r c!cl a)'."
The letter .'.lSks lhat the council Pit hrr
rescind the 6!1-0ay n1nratorit1tn or pa ss a
resolution conrlcmning !he propert y.
The counci l on Sept. 15 1 rit ~d the
moratorium on all building and ma 1or
repairs in thr fi r.~t blx k inlan1I frorn ih4'
h1gh11,•ay lo Walnut AVcnuc from 6th lo
Lake l'itreels 1.1·hile the Top of the Pier
Pl:in for i!ownto1\·n redc\'Cloprncnt is
being studied.
Thr plan . if ado pted would call for
purcha se of thf' f1 vr blorks :ind con ·
,·crsion tu :in I.BOO.space park 1n,1t lot a.or
propo~ed h.v thr \'rlJ<in 1..'.lnd lnst1tu1~
Citizens SteC'ring C:irn1111l trr 1C'SC1.
The ro11nc1l 1~ lrn!a tl\1'11' s('hc(!Ulf'rl lo
hold a pubhc he:.1 ring 011 tile pl ;u1 on Oct.
23
Also on tnnight"s agcnri.i arr
-An appt·;il fro111 a de111:i l of th~ Pl ;in-
nin,i: Comn1ission blncking cons1 n1c11on of
a 50-unit ilpi!l'l!ncnt con1pl<'x on 13'Jl~a
Chica Street, jusl south of \\:arncr
i\\·enue.
-A public hearing on the proposed
reloca tion of the business pf'trTiit of a
psychedelic shop known as the Pcrf\1med
(;arctens at 4&I Pacific Coa~l Highway
v.·hieh has ,itonc out of husi ncss.
-An ordinance prohlbiling the ust' of
mirrors or any sin11lar object f:ir lhr.:
purpose of interfering "'ith a police o[·
Ii cer or lifeguard.
The council 111eets al 4:30 p.n1. ;imJ 7 .111
p.m. in !he counci l <'ht1mbcrs 111
~!Pmorial Hall .
W incls Shut Off
..Traffic Signals
Gu.~ty Santa Ana "''inrls Sa turday morn·
lng blevi down a Wel'itminster power line ,
leaving t"·o Beac h Boulevard traffic
signals inoperative for two hours.
\Ve1;tminsler police said lhe line wa.~
broken al 9:30 a.m. between Westminster
and Botsa avtnue!!.
No traffic accidents were caused by !hf!
light fai lure, whi ch "·as remedied al II ;Jl)
a.m.
Green Beret Officers
Get New Assigmncnts
\\'ASHINGTON rUPI) -Seven of the
C:reen Berets cleared of 11111rderlng a
Vietnamese nalionnl were reassigned lo·
dR y by the Army, mosl of U1f'm ti.
milltaty intr.lllaence jobs but nunl lo
Special Forces unil .s.
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2 D,All Y PILOT H
No Lo-ve Bug
YW on 'Rescue !l1ission' Pulled From Surf
81 JEROME F. CO~UNS
Of ,,.,. 09!1)1 "llM llltl
Two tttn-aged boys, cruising about
Balboa 1n a Vo!ksv.•agen, tl1ol1ghl they
heard a \\'OITian srrra1TI so1ne11·htre on
the beach shortly before midnight S1:1tur·
day.
So they raced to the rescue -in the
Volkswagen.
Sevrn hours later, 1!1rhard A. fllistrcl
and Stephen L;. Davis, both 16, finally ~ot
thP ir car out of the surf.
And lhcy never did f111d any ~crea1ning
11 0111an.
.'\e" port Beach pohce s:aid totlay they
rl on'L know ll'hat lhev'll du about the
tase, 11h1ch in10llC'1; 11f!1rer~. lifeguard~.
l1elpful Balboa rcs1dcnts and !in:illy a city
tractor betore the car "·as al last pulled
• .. •
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from I.ht rlsin& tide ji.ut wesl of the jetty
at the B1lboa W@d,e.
The two boy!, apparently concerned
th<1t police might not believe lheir story
about the mysteriously scream I n g
1von1an, did their best to shove their car
out of the sand by themselves until about
5 a.n1.
Tllrn the l1tlc erune in. Th c
\'olk.s11 ngc·11. 11·hich. like :,II t<irs. isn't
al!O"'ed on the bc<ich, began bobbing like
a cork In the \11ater_ The boa rds youn~
i\listrel and Davis had stuck under lhc
\\'heels for traction f!oalrd 311'ay.
A beachfron1 rf's1clcnt. ri~ing e<irly. ~aw
ll1c boys -and thrlr Vo!k.~11agrn -If,,_
1n~ the battle \\'llh the si.•a. lie c;illc1I
policr They tried hauhnc !he car ashore
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FISHERMAN JACK McCO Y SPOTS UNUSUAL CATCH
'l'v• S..n Ev•rything, Now,' Santa Anan Obs•rves
Thomas Woodruff New
City Attorney in y alley
Thoma~ \\'ooclruft . 30, former assista11t
city attorney for Ne11·porl Beach, started
work t.oday as the nev: part·timc city al·
tomey of Fountain \'alley.
lie "as sclecte<I br the C1\y Counl'1I
Saturday after 1nter1·ie11·s 11·1th nine ap-
pl icants for the position vacated by the
LI NKLETTER • •
concerned 11 i!h her 1denli!Y and her
career. police quoted Dur~lon a~ 5a}Jnl:
Drugs aspects of lhe ca!ie are s:111
bei ng 1n\esl1g:itctL police !><11d .
Pri vale funeral ser ~!Cl'~ ;ore planned al
' f orest La11n ;\lrmonal Par!-,
L1nkle11 cr and his 111fc. 1~1i-, 11rrr
11o!ifll'd ur !hr {Jc:-tth 111 Col11r.1do and
rcl11rned here Su11d;1).
On July 15 JQl111 Z11eycr, 33, hu~band Qf
Li11klr t!cr'o:: oldest rl;iughter. 1)311 n. 2\J,
shot h;msrlr 1n the hc;id !le rrpnr!tdlv
,~·as depressed u1 er h1~ 1n~urancr
bu.•1ne~s.
DAILY PILOT
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resignation of Ed11•i n r.Iartin. \\'oodrulf
wiH handle his first assignment 11,hen the
council meeL<; Tuesday_
··He was selected because of hi.~
rnunlcipal experience," City Manager
J im r\eal said todav,
\\'oodruff earnerl ·his degree in la\1• ;it
!he L;nivers1ty of California llasllngs Law
Sch:xil Fro111 1966 to 1967 he 11·as deput y
city a\!orney and cuy prosccu!or for
lngle"ood-Fro111 196i to tllC' prc~cnt he
ha<: been a fu!Jt1mr assist ant in 1\c11 port
lie a ch
ln arhhlion 111 h<1ndhn,i: Fou n1a1n
\".illt'.'1·'s legal matters, \\'oodruff v.1JI open
11 pri vate. pr<ictirr.
,\l::irt1n res1gnC'd n1tirr U1.i11 a n10111h
-ago, g1v1ng a;, his rea;,011 thc de!>ire of thr.
1 1tv t:> r mploy a full time oinnrne~·· ('l!y
"1!1r1:iJ <. hO\\'!'lf'r. laler drc1drd :i par\·
lune attorney ~till could handle lhc Jub,
DAVI S . • •
Donald Kali sh. says he has no idea ho1v
t!1c ~tuden!s \l'il! rract
"Students arc 1·C'ry skilHlil in organiz·
i11g then15eh·es :<nd in keC'ping !heir plans
out o! the eye of the public and of a 50-
~ ear·old professnr," 1he philosophy pro-
fe~sor told ne~·smen Sunday in an-
nouncir.g the decision by ~l lss Davis. 25.
Her course, "Recurring Phi losophical
'!'heml"s in Black Lilcraturc." v.·as
scheduled to meet for the first ti~ toda y,
11·ith 169 students enrolled.
Univer::.i !y regents fired J\-l iss Da vis
&pl. 19. invoking a 1940 regents' rul1n/,;
1 rnh1b1!ing Con11nunist.~ from teach ing al
•t:1tc u11:1 er"sities. J\hss Unvis ~:1id she
11 <1-~ o 111cl1nber of a·con1111t1n 1sl club.
Sh ,. accu~t'd th e re-gents of he111g prr·
j11rlic<!d because she is a l'iei;ro and s11 id
she \1·ould teach while appe<iling the
di~missal .
The regents responded by issuing an
ordC'r that UCLA Chancrllor Charle~
''oung said he inte rpreted as meaning
that Mi~s Davis may lecture during the
appeal but th.e t students l\'on't receil·e
credit for the courst.
Panel Talk on Plan
For ~fiddle Sc hoo l Sc i
A pnnel disru;,sion on Ne11 port.;\1e-.~;i
t:nifi"d Srhool Dislrict":i; 1niddle sehO<ll
f·oneert of moving :o;1x1h i;raders in!o
Junior high will be presented for ti1e
p11hhc tonight.
Thr progra1n v.111 bt£1n <1\ i JO p.n1 in
li e Foru111 at E~tanri a lhRh School, 2323
r 1riref'tia i\l"e, Co.~ta l\les;i.
\'l'llh 1 nylon rope attached to police units.
Tht rope alrttched. The Cit didn 't move,
ucepl up ud down.
The Harbor Oi1lrlct wu 1dvi5ed of the
problem. They couldn't help from tke
sea. No winches.
The dawn. mean \1•hile. had come up
like th under, the surf"s pounding in·
tensifi{'d, and a t•rowd gathered.
Finally, the c'ity yard 11·as called. A
trartor rumbled to the scene. a chain \l'as
attached lo the car. The chain snapped.
A tie;ivier chain 11·as put into service .
Aftcr sonie clanking, a tittle rattling,
hits of spJ<ishing. and some shuddering on
1hr 1ioirt of the Volk sw<igen anrl r.·Ji~trel
:ual IJ;n is, the t•ar began ernerging froz11
th\" SC',!
Thi' cro11·d eh<:'ered. '.\listrrl and Ua1 is
d1dn"1
Tt.eir \'olkswagen was a mess.
Bumped, haltered and soaked.
They 11·ent home 11·ilh friends. The
\'olk.swage n stayed b':.'hind in a garage .
Youth on LSD
Escapes Death
In Suicide Try
A youth who told police he had taken
LSD and v.·anted to end his life, escaped
with minor injuries after lhro11•ing
himself in front of a car in Laguna Beach
early Sunday.
Alan Pratt Perez, 20, or 949 Peregrine
Place. Anaheim, "'as transferred to
Orange County r.tedical Center after
treatment fo r abrasions at South Coast
Comrnuni!y flos pital.
Driver Larry Eirich Cole. 26, of 1681
Tedmar, Anal1eim. told police he 11·as
southbound in the 1100 block of S. Coast
Highway at approximately I a.m. Su n-
da y, 11·hen the young man jumped out in
tront of his l'ehirle from bel11een 1wo
park ed cars. lie "·as unable. to stop 1n
tin1e to avoid hitting the victim, Cole
said.
Doctors said Perez v.·as ''on a trip."
police rPporlN!. lold !hC'n1 he had taken
LSD and wanted to die.
PUTTING THEIR BACKS INTO IT, OWNERS AND HELPERS ATTEMPT TO PULL VW FROM SEA
A Nylon Rope and Two Chains Later, Battered Hul k Beached at Balboa's Wedge
Mesan Takes Wild Trip ,
-lrito Jail Cell Toilet
A naked. inud-<:aked man screaming
n1essages of love for his captors v.•as jail-
,. Sa turday night after an alleged l..SD
frolic, finally halted by a squad of five
Costa Z'llesa poli cemen.
He later tried to esca pe by diving into a
jail cell toilet but was unsuccessful, in-
1•esfigators said.
Roger A. Fuerst, 21. of 530 \\'. \\'i!son
SL. "'as booked on charges of resisling
arrest and being under the influencc nl
LSD, with bail set at $625 and scheduled
lo be in court toda y.
PatrohTian Bob Coo:Je said he arrived
at the Ala fll o~na Ap artments Saturdnv
nigh t in response to a report of a nude
111an and found Fuerst iylng in the center
or a crowd o: tenants.
The officer said he scuffled 1vilh the
1-lippery suspect for about tv.·o n1inutes,
during which time the c.gian tr ied to
jump into the aparLment swimming pool.
During the melee, officers Randy Nutt,
Ron Palmer, and S:im Arnold joined in
trying lo quiet the incoherent suspect and
finally got him into a patrol car.
"I love you,'' he v.·as quoted a~
shouting, "'bile his flailing feet belied the
sentiment.
Investigators said Fuerst continued to
bounre off the walls of the jail holding
cell -trying to dive down the commode
-and v.•as finally removed t:> a paclded-
lype fa cility after much struggle.
Sgt. Gary Shult and Officers Jim Cor-
rales joined with the three 01her
patrolrnen to shift Fuerst lo what migh t
accurately be termed more comfortable
quarters.
3 Fir111 s Lose
PO Boxe s Over
Por11ography
F'iV" Sr>11thland £ir111~ cle<J ling in 1vhal
so1r>c ;.urhonties call smut ha1 e had thei r
po!;t offil'C box privileges stripped. the
L:.s. Postn1aster (;eneral announced l t>-
da1·.
'fhree addit ional lir1ns in the east were
namer! in the press release fro1n
Postmaster General \Vinion r.t Blount,
"'ho took the action follo1ving legal
crackdov.·ns on tl1e !inns.
Each or the dealers has either been ar·
rester! or indicted on chargrs of \•iola ting
feder3l or slate pornography statutes,
s<iid Blount. <ind he 1vas acting under CX•
pre."=s administrative <iulhorily .
Th'C' 1;1w pcrmis denial of the use (If
1ental bo.'<es lo individuals y,J10 use thetn
for imn1oral or in1proper purposes, a~
defined by postal attorneys_
Up Creek
Bench Fighters Enter Beauty
Hy T0'.11 HARLE\'
Of lftl Ot olf Pllol Sl1U
Southe rn Orange Coast campaigner<:
.<:Prking lo obt ain public access lo Salt
Creek Beach today ha1·e turned fro1n
!e~al brief to bikini brier in I heir <'lforls.
They'l·e 1nustered to the cause t•ur1·y
Susan Wallace. a sun-bronzed 2l·year·old
lass from Laguna Beach. The Salt Crct!k
campaigners have entered !\!iss \\'allace
in 1he Orange County Pres Club's annual
"i\1iss Orcop" beau ty pageant.
She'll join the Oct. 13 con1pelition
against nine other Orange County
beauties v.·earing the banner sash of
'"Miss Sa ll Creek Road ."
But Susan won't be thinking strictly of
Susan \\'hen she puts hrr cu rves on stage
at !he Grand llotel"s Off Droad\\·ay \\'est
theater in Anaheim.
She says she 11·ants that title and thr
hurralis that go \1·ith it for the "Save Salt
Crrek" campaign. To be sure, the cro11•n
«nd thr prizes 1hat go ""ith it are for
Susan alonr j[ ~hr 11·ins; but the honor
aod the pubhrity she·s delermined !+1
Australian's
Conf es ion Told
In Mosque Burn
.JJ::!ll.~1\LJ;:~I !,\!'1 A poltrc
~ur~1 1ntenden! told a Jerusalen1 court llJ-
cl ... : that a young i\ustr<il1an n1ystic h;.d
c:v111"sscd srtt1ng fire II} thr Al 1\k,s;ih
.~fo~q1·c 1n Old Jerusale111 to clear the s1lc-
ror lhe rebuilding lhrce of Solomon's
T11np lc
Supt. Da1·id Ofer S<iid 11.llchael i)l'n1s
Hnl'>fln . 28, told the police in a state1nent
Jf!cr his arrest:
·· Abo11l a v.·eek aftl"r I arri\"rd i11
Jeru~alcm I disco\"ercd a Scripture th;it
s;ud that one person will be called by God
to bu ild lhe temple and therefore I decid-
ed God "''anted me to build this tcmp!r.
'fher~fore if I am th~ chosen one 10 do
this. I \\'ill have to prove it by destroying
lhc mosc;ue. If this was Goers will , th~n
he 11'o'Jld allow me to do it."
The Al Aksah ~1osque 11·as built on the
~·te of Solomon's 'fen1ple, and thr \\·~1l-
1ng \\'all nr11rby is the la~t rL'tnnant of thr
lc111plr. Thr ~ill' L'> also lslii111·s !hir<l
holir~1 shrine becau~e ~loslr·111s brl1e1 c
lilal the Pro11het i\toha 111n1ed a:<trnded
into 11~)avc11 lron1 !here.
Rohan is a rnc1nbcr of :i Cl1riq1:-111 ~l'r1
11·hich lielleves that the i\1esslah c<11111ul
l'Qme until Solnmon·s Temple is rebuilt
on ii! original site.
Blood Specialist Dies.
After Heart Surgery
NEI\' YORK (UPI) -Or. \Vi\liam
Dan1ashe k. noted blood specialist, di ed
today al JO 07 a.111. 1n ~U. Sinai Hospital
af1Pr uncler1:01n& open heart surgery on
Snturda~
Da111a.<hel-,, 69, su ffer~d a st roke l;ist
\\"pdnt·~day during a hematology con·
ferl'nce and 11 as OJ>eratcd on Saturday by
a 111ed1cal train hea ded by Dr. Dent on
1 ·!'llilry. thr heart i.ransplant .surgeon
frnin llou1>1on.
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~hare 11·ith the people \\'ho put her on the
t.liss ORCOP campaign trail.
Pri1ne archilert of that bit nf
111rineuvering is Brennan · · He vs · '
fl1eClel!and, 3 former champion surfer
who·.~ been rnaking big and angry v.·aves
ever since the road v.·as abandoned by the
roun!y to lhe Laguna Niguel Corp .
Opponents of the county"s abandonment
of Salt Creek Road have hit headlines Jn
cnu rt hearings, eye-catching bumper
"!'il1ckers and the raffle for Joyce Clark 's
painting of "Old Salt Creek."
They've got $1,300 in the kitty. a \ast
fund or gooclv.·i ll, a band of liupporters
who arc \\'Orking their legs off and no\\' -
Susan.
"But !his doesn"t mran that we're in-
jecting an.1· levity in!o our ba!l!e for
rero\·ery of y,·hat 11·a:r; taken from us"
i\lcClelland :issC'r1ed. "\Ve look on this as
;ust ann1hcr 1\·ay 11f ensuring that nur
r;iu~c stnr~ . 1n the pubhc el'e ;ind
l'\'Cf.1 onr °:i11 arr of !he l::OSUf.' ;jlld •1Uf
argun1e nrs 11 1JI say n1ore power to u~ ·•
,\!rClellancl and the Sall Creek cro11·d
l1rhr1e thry hal'r a 11·inner. And thc-y·rc
th inking ot the connpaign as a v.·holc. not
JUSt Susan·s un1q11e con!ributinn to the
Call~('
. And If Su~an IVlnS. :-trJ nlllrh the be\lrr,
boll1 lor h('r and for us," he ~a)·~.
She's taking Pxcellent credentials in lo
till' Pres~ Club ronte~t. A f1nal1~1 in !hf•
i\liss Cal1fonr ia \\"orld competltir>n and ,1
highly rrgardrd canc!idatr 1n 1hr r.os.~
Photogenic bal!lr, she 1sn·~ lacking 111
rcff.rl'nces,
SUSAN WALLACE EYES COUNTY BEAUTY CROW N
Hoping to Win One for Old Salt Creek Road
Tl1e Cast of Hair '-1,1.i. ll11:· C''\)\C'rl <Hh 1('r i~ 111 •0
\l f)f\h 11\U!](~. !)\II llC d11n "t
ch;irgr.
Does11't Sl1op He1·e \\"hrther ~ IJ\1 re JooJ..111:; fur
~nn1cth 1n,::: 1r;icl11ional or ronvcn-
tio naL 11·or.sted flannel. shark·
skin. herringbone or Bengaline,
you'll find our sclet'.lion a s fine
as an.v in !he ;irea, a" current
.:is this 1Tiorn1ng'-" J\"c1v "fork
Times .. '\ careful look 1hroubh
Ollr r.1c!.~ is "urc 10 1urn up
:.01ne plc:-i~nn l s11 rp r1 "e~.
For one thing, the l\ewporl
Beach Police Departn1ent "·ould
probably lake a din1 \1ie11· of it.
Like us , thC'y·r~ a bit nld·fa !.h·
ioncd
'nu 111~y l1ri1e nf•1 1ccd in lhr
r <i pl"r tha1 " rec ·cnth0 held "pop-
rnck"' fC'~l1\·<1\ \'.rts attended b.v
t1· .• ~r \:i.OfJO kid ~. ;:ind ahout 100
nf thc1n 11·ere na ked. \Ve hope
!his trend do~sn't catch on It
does nothing for ou r busi nes~.
Al Bid"·elrs 1re're excited
about trends of a different sort.
Like the wider lapels' you 're
~ee ing this season. The increas-
ing use of stripes. The grov:ing
popularity of the double-brea~t
("d blo 7.t'r .. -\nd. of course. the
~h;:iped suit jor "s1lhoue1te.'· iJ
.1·ou prefer) -no1v e11dent 111
e' er~"lhini; fron1 lc1~ure '\.('ar lo
the mo~! lradi11onal clothing.
I •
~lakes :rou look 10 pounds light-
er
Po~.~ibly yo·;·,·c been sn b11!'\'
\\·alching Hie stock 1narket th;it
you ha1·cn't c1 en 110\l ccd !heoc
trend~. 13u\ 11l·'l l brt 1h C' 11n11:c1n
in your lifr ccr1a1nly ha~
\Von1en notice such thing~.
.'\nd th ey care. They care le~"
about the stock n1arket -<• ·
long as you can affotd to take
them to Europe "''hen they're in
the mood. {A ren't they al\1•nys':)
\\'ell , \re can't fi nance your
trip to Europe, but \~'e can see
tha t you go in style. Our fall
suits range in price from $95. to
('0111e in ~ind bro11 se all day.
',\'::! upen 8~ 9 :~0 a 111., \io::;c flt
.1 .:10 p .111 . 19 p.llL on .Vrid~.l'f\I .
For a lunch break \1'c ::;uggest
[icrk.s hire·s . \\'oody's (Ir Tale of
lhe \\"hale.
.'\.nd v.·e also ha\"e a sugges·
lion for the nudists of the \rorld
-UNITE~ Then get dressed.
It's good for business. And it
may even
your back.
keep lhe police ofr
:1467 \"In l.ido HI ,, .. ,. 1mr1 Hh d .. i\e1' porl De arh
Parking ror "~ man.v l'nrs ns ~·011 u"·n.
XoM npen f 'rlfln.'· e l ·enl11Jts 1111til 9 11.111.
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QUEENIE By fihn lnterlandl
''l don't care what you say-I'm not kissing eybod7
knowing there are s&tellites watching ua. ..
1 Seat Vaca11t
New Supre1ne Court•
F aci11g Tough Docket
By CllARLOTTE G.
J\10ULTON
\VASHINGTON (U PI)
The Supreme Courl begins its
1969-70 term tod:iv \Vith a Nix-
on·appoinlcd chiff justice, a
vacant chair and a challenge
to carve out new frontiers in
the fields of \.\'Plfare and treat·
mC'nl of juveniles.
I! also racrs the issues or
civ il dissent and racial unrr;;;1,
criminal procedurrs,
obscenity, draft pr occrlurrs,
r·on~clcntious objte!ors lo !he
Virtnarn \1•ar and 11·hc1her
states mny c.~en1pt church-
O'vlned real eslate from tax·
at ion.
Because the S e n a l c
Judiciary Cornmittcr i~ taking
s uch a long look at Clement f''.
l!aynsv.·orth, Chu~r J u s t i r c
Warren E. Burger v.·i!I be
flan ked hv only sc1·cn enl-
leagues \.\'hen he opens court
for the first tin1c.
Burger succeeded Earl \\'3r-
rrn as ehil·f JUS1icc at the
('lO~e Of the \968·£9 lt'tlll Ill
.June. llavn<;v.•orth is l':h:on ~
choit·e 10 °rC'p!:1r(' Abe Fort as.
11·ho ~IL·11111·rl tJ uwn trnn1 thr
ben i..:h hP1·;111.c:e of his f111ant·1::it
links 11·11h thr la111li1' !oun·
{lation of Lotu~ ~;. \\ o!fso1i. a
Florid;i f1 11an<..u:~r !atrr ('011·
'·ictrd flf selling unregistered
securi~ics.
CRITIC/IL FIRE:
1'he first meeting <lf the new
term v.·ill be I a r g e I y
ceremonial anyway, consisting
mainly of admitting attorneys
to practice. Afterward, the
court vdll start a week·long
series or private conferences
on about 600 appeals which
have piled up during the sum·
n1er recess.
On Oct. 13 the court '.'"ill an·
nounce 'A'hich cases are to be
heard, meaning 10 .... ·er court
<lecisions will pre\'ail in the
other.'i . 111e court considers a
ease if four justices vote for a
l'CV!CW.
Chief Justice Burgt.r. who is
considered more conservativr.
than Warren on criminal mat-
ters and perhaps <lthe rs. \\'ill
be watched closely for any ex-
pression <lf \•ie11,·s. But the
court rarely makes public h()\I,'
it divides or the question of
accepting a case.
TEST CASE
An exception may comt. on a
rrucial test case involvina
1\lli!!issippi school desegrega-
! 1on. Despite Negro protesls,
lhc Nixon admin istration won
:i delav i n court-ordered
drsegrcgalion in 30 of th~
state·s school districts and the
high court is expected lo takt
some action on an appeal at
its Oct. 13 session.
Arguments also v.•ill s:tarl
lhal week on cases already ac-
. ;, . ' . ;q ii a c :u
A•,..._ lt11ckle type boot1
S•ve •n • f•mou1 Au1tr i•n meke in v•rious
4 •ncf five buckle 1tyle1. In bro~en 1i1es.
19.50
It.II• buckl• style boots
An out1tendin g ltoli•n make in fi.,.e b uc~le
model1. Mould ed soles, broken 1i1es.
29.50 to 40.00
A greet low price, f•mou1 Au1lrial'I boots.
"Skiwidth" moulded soles end five buckles.
50.00
weod skis m a low pric•
A limited, but 9ood ••lecfio" of wood
1ki5. A 9re•t opportunity for 1ki•rs.
10.00
le1utiful 1tyla1 •nd colors fer both mert
•nd ladie1, Avail a ble in broken 1i1e1.
5.00 to 26.00
1kl pocka9e at bi9 savhuJs
Yo u gel; reg. '40 .00 Si•rra sk is, reg. 21.0 0
Selomori bil'lding5 , reg. r .95 S6fety le,, sh,
in,luding '4 .00 bin dinq in~t alla fion.
were bb .9S 45.00
MondJ)', October 6, 1%9 * DAILY PILOT :(
awH'ter1 for kldlH 9'MI men
H•ndsomely de1i9ned sweeter1. It's e 9ro•t
t ime to stock up. Broken si1e1.
5.50 to 24.50
1111 l'""h I• brok• sins ooly
L..d 1e1 •nd men will find e wonderful
choice of pants in many 1tyl••i colo",
1 o.oo to 22.00
'A limited quantity of nylon wind shirf14
1.00
(oln our lllnarcl Ski Cluli. The Bli111rd
Club j, • completely •Up•rvised program
des igned to t•1ch junior• to 1ki safely end
corre ctly ihrou9h F. W. S. I. A. c•rtified
schools. Membership includes instructio11
and iupervision. Open to boys •nd 9 irlt
... •9e' 9 through 17. Twel.,.. S•furda'f.
lrips to S•n Bernerdino mounf•in ski •r•as,
For c:ompJet• information contact the
Cli11a rd Club •* your M1y Co Ski Shoe•
llayns1rorth h:is run in!o
critica l fire on grounds that he
failed !o disqualify h1rnse lf
from at least two casrs in
which he had a financial in·
terest, however slight or in·
direct, v.·hile he 1vas chief
judge of the ~th U.S. Circuit
Court of Appeals.
cepted with ""'8" ques· SKI tioning attorneys from the
bench. No opinions are e1·
peeled unt il November but
<lbservers v.·l ll be ""'atching his
approach to questions rai3ed
before the cou rt.
SHOP PRE-SEASON SALE
He 1s expected ulti1nately lo
be corif1rmcd. hov.·e1er. bar·
ring so1nr new tl1sclosurr But
1hc drl:iy h.v lhr 1ud1r1ary
group rnc:ins he \1 ill not he on
hand lor the 0J)('n1ng ,,r~:-1011.
The court had schedul ed a
batch of Important ca5el for
ils first v.·eek. Burger had
them postponed because or the
Senate's delay on liaynsv.•orth.
The court tries lo be at full
(Set Court Pa.gt 14.)
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PR'EPAR'ED ESPECIALLY FOR YOUR SIGN
ly :Jlua11e11 &1nav~
The March 21. 1969 ISH.IC of l!M( maga~
cleecribed Sydney Omoir as "o h1ghl1 intfJI~.
!jenf youngor o ~lrologer .. _ l~e most sikaful
a nd d:Je,-public prologoo1JI osl1ology ....__ •
A former CBS ••s1uo. S~ Omcm't
doi)y horoK0pt9 ~ ii carried by tofM
225 ,_,popen oooes h counlry. He kot
prepared rliis monthly~ e~.,..ly f«
our '°"'9f'S. We hope,.,., .n;oy reading I .
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AND lOAN ASSOCIATION
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Our ~ki ihop has just opened • , • givin g
you a crack at big pre-season savings. on
fdmous br and ski clothing and equipment.
Select from boois in various buc:kle styles,
many types of s.kis, hendsome parkas,
sweaters, pants, and wind shirts for lad ies
~nd men. Don't miss this big opportunity,
for great values at May Co, .Costa Mesa.
may co ski shop 114
no moil or phone orders
qu antities limited to stock on hand
all sales final •.• please. no returns
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mey co soutn coast plaza, san diogo fwy at bristol, costa meso ; 546'. 9321'
shoP. monda)'. through 1aturday I 0 a.m. to 9:30 p .m
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•• DA.RY PILOT EDITORIA.L PA.GE
Electing a President
George \\'allace thre\V enough scare into the na tion
over the anrichronistic Electoral College Syst em of elect-
in g a Presid ent that, for the first 1in1e, it appears a ser!·
ous effort 11·ill be 1nad e to overh alll the systen1.
The question is. ho\V s hall it be replaced :
'(\vo propu~als ha.ve ha~ major allenlion i1.1.Cong rcss
and the Nix o:1 Adn11111stration. One of the1n, duecL popu-
lar election of the President, has been adopted by the
}louse of Representatives, but ha s already brought d1-
Vi sion \Vilhi n t he n.cpub!ican Party.
!'resident Ni~on endorses this method, C)o\·rrnor
Reagan opposes 11.
l !nder 1-he d1re t l p opular election plan. ihe states
colild !.lill fix an age limitati<?n for their voler~-prc·
6un1abl)-bUt all other regulations \l'Otild be s ubJCCI ·to
federal la1\·.
Cong ress, under .. t he . l louse-appro\'ed plan .. \1·ould
prov ide for the qualification of pres1den!Jal candidates.
for the n1ake·up of bal!ots. for the holdi~g of a nati ~n<il
election. for a run-off if none of the candidates received
40 percent. and for voting procedures.
Son1e say this grand national march to t he polls
"'o uld tend to convert the republic from a union of states
into a consolidated form of democracy. The structure
of federalism would be abandoned in the fu ild an1ental
r ite of electing a JJresident.
Son1e opponents of the fun~an1ental cha~ge .~o direct
J>Opular election favor \11hat is called. a d1s~r1 ct. pl.an.
(There is also a proportional plan but it 1s quite s1n11lar
to the district plan.) . . .
Under the district plan. a p res1den'l1al candidate
,VOltld win one electoral vote for each congressional dis-
trict he carried. plus t\vo for each state he carried.
.l\n example ciled to illustr;ite the effect of this n1eth·
od is the 1964 situation in Florida. Lyndon Johnson polled
948 .000 voles to 906,000 for Barry Goldwater. Johnson
took all 14 electoral votes, Goldwater got none. Under
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the district plan , U1e electoral vote \vould have been di·
v1d ed evenly, seven for each.
Proponents of the distri,·t plan assert that every
procedur al objective _could be achieved. Independent
electors \vould be abolished, The last resort of 9ne state,
one vote in the !louse \vou!d be ended. And th e \vinncr-
take-all j'evil" ,,·oul d be avoided.
District vot ing \\'Ould retain soine of the roots in a
person's 0\1•11 "turf,'' 1vhether lh::it be his precinct. his
state or :.1n ethnic group. it s proponents claim. They
argue th is systcin al so avoids the dtlngcr thcv see in the
simple dircel vote plan of havin g concent rated big-city
populations control the presidency.
The issue is clear and sin1plr in one ospec t. con1·
plcx in another. l<'e\v \vould d ispute the ur,:;ent 11ecd to
do a\\'a.v \I ith the outmoded clectural college systen1.
But a s for replacing it \vith d irect popular elcclio11 or a
dis trict plan, serious study is in order.
The lfouse of Representatives h11 s opted for dirc('t
popular election. But the Senate n1av favnr the distric t
or some O'l.her form of proportional Pinn. It's a decision
as funda 1n cntal as any n1adc since !he 1~·ounding Fath-
ers \l.1rote the Constitution.
Just a Bit Too Much
If I.his is the Space Age, il'.s also the Plaslic Age.
P l a.~tic grass (not the kind plastic hiprles s n1oke~ is
no\v favored for football fields. And there's controversy
bre\1'ing over intent to use it in road divi ders and othc1:_,
\l'ise in Orange Coast cities.
But putting plastic \\•ishboncs into rr~;:rtz 1urke\'S
seen1s ju ~t a bi t loo n1uch. That's \l'hat 's cooking on ti1e
national food scene. ho1\•evcr, ,,·ith soybean concoctlons
sin1ula1ing n1eats of all kinds.
This, to put i'l mildly, 11·iJ! he <l rt'<il 1vishbonc or con·
t ention.
Workers Not Interested 'Publish or
SDS Scheme Was a Bust
SO.!I FLOP ~ PrC'liminary inlelligcnce
rvaluati ons indicalC' lhc Marxist oricntcrl
Students for a Dcn1ocratic Socie ty did11·1
get far the past sumn1cr \Villi lhcir so·
c:-al led "v•ork-in'' program to create a
"base for a v.·orkcr-student revolullonary
alliance.''
In three significanl respects this fac-
lorv infiltration scheme was a bust:
~~ar fev.·er SDS zealots \•;ere recruited
than hoped for. The goal 11·as 1,000, btit
not more than several hundred actually
took part.
-Factory, and other wor)(ers were
more interested in sports and similar
topics than in talking <iboul politics .1nd
issues, particularly of a rad i c • I
ideological nature.
-The SOS "'ould·be proselytcr!' ,.,'t':re
~o e~hausted by the strenuous v.•ork in
the factories and hills th11t lht>y v.·ere too
tired to engage in agitation at night
n1eetings and on weckenlls.
SOS OFFICIALS are ti ghl·n1nu1hcd
about the results of their radical proieuL
I his in it sel f is nole\vorthy, because if the
plan had made any hcadw<'l y they v.•ou!d
be boasting about il, partirularly in 1heir
publications. Bul ~o far they have been
'trikingly .<;ilent.
Congre<;sion;i! inl'cslig:i!ors. 'vho ha\'e
kept a rlose v.·at ch nn lhc undcrt:ik1n,1?.
have a number of rerort:i:: from differenl
parts of the country. Other accounts are
still av.·a11ed.
The rrpnr!<; ;ire ba:r::rd on "1nhirm;il"
!alks 11·ith the. SDScrs. Fol!o\\·ing are
some r e\·eahng h1ghhgh1s
A v.•oman student: "The en1ployes v.•ant
lo go hon1e 1n !he e\cning and be w1tll
'•
Alleu-Golds111itlt
their families and friend~. They sho1v no
interest in talking ;>olitics or problems. l
licked this obstacle to some extent by
dating 1vorkers and then talking issues.
But that had limitations, because the
young fello1~'s wanted lo have fun and llOl
to argue about things."
!\IA.LE STUDENT in an auto plant: "A
union official spolled me and warned me
lo watch my step. '\Ye won'l tell the boss
about you,' he ~aid. 'We don't operate
that \l.'ay. \\'e arc as much against boss's
as you say you arr. \\'e v.•ill take care of
you ourselves.' After ;1 Jew weeks, I
dccidC'd thrre v.·as no use slaying there
<ind I left."
The summC'r "\York-in'' program slt•111-
n1ed from a nianua! prcparrd ln 1067 by
the Progressive La bor Par1y 1PLPI -
Peking-oriented Communisl faction. The
mnnual \\'ilS designed to provide in-
struction for anti-Vietnam organizers and
agitators. It "·as taken over by the 1'DS
last spring, revised an!I used in Its earn·
paign to promote a studenl·worker
re\·olutionary alUanc!'.
Ahn or this alliance i~ In "!'hOIV
1\•orkers ho\11 evil U1c establish1nent is
and the need to overthrov; i! by rc1ol11-
tion."
A1 the 1'DS nahonal con1·en1i(ln in
Chicago la.-:! July. the PL!' elcrncnt
sought to seize control. Af1er a furious
ro111 !he.v \\'err defeated by !hC' faC'tion
;ihgned with the Cornmunist Party lJSA.
tied 10 illoscow, and then kicked nut of
SDS. The l\l'O cliques now hove their n11·n
uffircrs ;11111 he:idquarlcrs and are waging
11-.ir on each other.
IN' THE BAG -The latest four·lcnth~
or one percenl Increase in the consumer
price index ensures at lea!it a 4 pereenl
pay boost for 1nilitary retirees. effective
1'01'. I. The CPI has risen around 4 per-
cent !';Ince November 1968, !he mon1h on
\\'hich the current retired P~.Jormula IS
based. l.Jnder the la"', military rctir£'rs
get a pay hike when the CPI rises 3
percent.
ri.1rs. Abigail McCarthy, estranged \1•ile
of the Minnesota senator, has given up
the large 1nansion they rented i11 the
fashionable. residC'ntial section near the
National Cathedral. She has bought a
house on Cape Cod and is telling friends
she plnns to li ve there. ri.1cCa rthy ls
residing i11 a hole! suite and S<pii ring
ll'On1en ~·r iters and editors \l'ho ardC'n\!.v
supported hiin in the 19fia prcs!denllal
.!>tra1nble.
Former Supreme Court Justi ce Ahe
Fortas is returning to the social sct'ne.
HP and his J;i"·yer-11'ifc are again dining
out. He says he p\11n:r:: to resume the prac·
!ice of. la1v in a ne\V finn of his O\\'n, but
has not decided when thal \I'll! be. At
present he Is bu~y completing a book. l\l
be l1tled ''Th(! Crisis of lndi1,id11al
Libcrly," and playing the fiddle. Sayi;
Farias, "Tha l is all I kno\1', the l:nv and
playing the fiddle."
By Robert S. Alltn
and John A. Goldsn1ith
Senseless Campus Plunder
By J, EDGA R 1100\'EH
Director
Federal Burtau
of ln,esliga tion
\VJlh the bcg1n111ng nl the nr111
academic year, it is d1s1tirb1ng lo knn1v
that a prin1ary conrern of many college
and univcrsi!y adminis!ra!ors 111il1 not be
the schola.~tic .achic1·en1ent of slurlents
but rathtr hov.· to prl'vrnt thr .~r ii11rr anrl
v.-rcckagc or educational instilutions by
\vould·be insurrcctionisl!..
The decrease in ran1pus disnrdcrs dur-
ing the sun1mer 1nont hs must not be
misconstrued. Just as soon as the
firebrands can muster a caucus o(
dissidents. v.·e v.·ilJ "·itness a continuation
of the senseless plunllcr which caused
more than $3 million of d<Jrnage to col·
Jcges and universities last academic.
year. Be!lveen ScptemlX'r l!lGll and April
1969, one major university alone suffered
damage in excess of SI million. Some
4,000 arrests 111ere made in connection
---WWW-
1'.londay, October 6. 1969
T/te editorial pafJ' 01 fhe Doily
Pilot seeks to inform 1H1d stim.-
vlate reader1 by preset1t111g !hl1
newspaper'.s opinions and co~
mentart,t on topics of inftrest
Clnd significanct, by pnntidingi a
forum for tlit t.tpre11fon of
our readers' opinion!. and by
prt!entfng tht. di ver•e vit~
points of i nformed obst'rvtrr
nnd spoke!mtii on topic• of the
day.
Robert N. \\1eed, Publisher
G uest Editorial
\l;ilh viol ent demonstrations. untol1t
nurnbers of people were injure-cl, :tnd at
l('ast \\\'() deaths resul!C'd fro1n carnpus
riots.
C'ERT AINL )', CRJri.llNAL statistics
rl'flect no credit on the academic com-
munily. l lowe,•cr. unless college and
university authorities lake positive action
lo control campus violence, it l''il\ not
subside in the coming months. The split
in the Students for a Dcn1ocratic Society
(SDS) ranks du ring the so-called national
convention in Chicago last .June resulted
in lhe election of tv.·o slates of national
officers. The expelled pro-Pekin g
PrQgressive Labor Party lving set up its
own SOS organization. Thus, opposing
forces. each clain1ing to represent the
true SDS, 11•il l clash on ca1npuse.~
throughout the country for controlHng
JX>wer ~ Since clamor and agita!ion arc
proven lechniques for aHractinj!: ne1v
members and' support, ''iolent disruptions
\l'ill come as no surprise.
ALTllOUGH THE SDS convention in
Chicago wa~. ()rganizat ionally, .11 fiasco,
the feuding factions did nol for a mome.nt
lose sight of their joint objective. Their
i,:oa\ is the destruction of .. U,S.
Imperialism" and the achievrmtnl of a
classless society through international
communism.
1'he SOS ron.'iiclcrs the relx'11ious youth
ol our cotJnlry as part of an ''In·
temaLional libf'ralion arn1y." 11 rega rds
young people, 1nainly rollege students, ns
a mean~ by \.\'hich the rt>volution can be
accomplished because "m grn('ral, young
people hav!' less ;it s!;1kr ir1 a society .••
are. morl! open to new i'dt>as •• , and arr.
\heri;f0rc. n1orc able and willing lo ITIO\'C
111 a ri;vol11t1onary dircctlon,"
THOSE \\'HO RALLY lo the support of
Ille Nc1v Left and participate in aclivitles
championed by SDS do so under no il·
lus1on. The jssues are now clear. tin1c
and the internal wranglings of the
organiz,1tion have brougbt one baslc and
11nporlant truth to the surface. The
~·outhful idealism o I "participatory
<leinocracy," so frequently ei;pousrd by
SDS while striving for student approval,
ha.~ peen east aside. The ~larxist 1tog1na
1s in full command. SOS now calls for
outright revolution.
Inasmuch a!I breaking the law i~ a
customary part of revolutionary tactics,
many enforcement agencies \\'Ill bccon11?
involvl!d in campus strHe. In n1o~t in·
stances, the nature and <legree. of In·
volvement y,·ill dtpend on whether school
authorities desire to protect their in·
stilut.ions and the rights of the 11111jori1y
of students who \.\'Ollld rathr.r !'hu!y than
riot. or forsake their responslbilitles and
give in to mob ru le.
Dear
Gloo111 y
Gus:
A niili!ary man might lull <In
enemy and dispose of the body for
strategic pt1rpoS('s, hul a Green
Ucret v.·ould oevcr lie.
_, T. J.
'T ~ol ftuurt O?fltt!I rt•d•rt' "'''""' ntl
ll•~•tt••ll~ flot •• t• I~• 110••,•H •, So"'
your Ptl '''Vt It G ... ..,, Gu•, O"!' ~liot.
Perish' Rule
Modified
Royce Brier
In college facull~· circles there has Jonf!
IJcrn ;i conc:epl e.'<pressed to the phrase:
"publish or perish."
Jt rncans college professors over the
YC'<irs 1nust \1-rite books or articles in
!heir chosen dQmain to mainlain their
status in the scholarly v.·orld. 1f they fail,
or 1f their producliPn is thin, they v.•i!l be
hirgC'ly ctisregardNI by their colleagufs in
!he co<"ktai! hour_ 'fhey \\·ill also be
cl<'nicd the pleasure of recon1mcnding to
!ht'lr ehargcs a study or their (J\lill works.
Their charµcs v.·ill a lso he denied the op-
J)Ortun ity O[ 1111proving their (l\\'n gradf'S
by quol ing or paraphrasing the n1astcr's
\1 ord.~ u1 ~cr11111<1r or terrn p11pers.
F urlht·r. lherc is lhe nuitcrial con-
sider;ition thnt pubHc<ition fs a potent
f;1clor in lliring and promotion.
THE SYSTE!\I H1\S a notorious fl{IW,
The labor entailed by \\Tiling tends l'l
drain 1hc prolessional rncrgy, krrp1ni;:
lhe author fron1 the classroom \\•hile he
does research or fusses ol'er an obdurate
111;inuscripl. Teaching as!'istants 011 the
'''1CU11m 11·hich can come lo rescinblc !he
lun;ir a1111osphere.
Arnong the SCl'eral cau~e~ of s1udrt1\
unrest and fn1s1rat1on, th is onf' 1s nnt
ln1·ia l. St udents like 10 say In hrll 11 1!h
l'nur~cs \vhere ~u11 rarely ~cc lh" prt1·
f<'si-or, and thC'y oHt·r 111ore stnk111g r1li·
J11ff::i.1\1'11ll>.
Tllr s.rstrn1 .,f l'!JUr:.c i<:. 1rrv old.
prl•1;11li11){ 111 Eun1pr.1n u1111·rr~1!1.r>s f(•r
iTllltirie~. Indeed. tnn~l :-1.:holill'ly old ~1ri11hs 111 lh11 \l'1·~1C>rn 1\01·hf h(';!I', <l ll(·r
!hr ;i11lhor':o. n:1n1t\ hi s u11P•cr~i1y ilf·
fi!ialinn. Thei.c prof('!lsor:;. h<•I\ ~·1 rr
~·rninenl, \'.'rrt" prcs11111abl y h1rr.d \\1 tt:it h
classes, "'hen ttiry C'OulU gel thcrr.
I.AST \\'EEK TllE Bnard of Rt·gcn\s lJI
the University of California ruled tor
rnodification of ''puhlish or p!"rish.'' 11 ·~ a
little \':!RU<' an(! tendentious. It d'<ln'l pro-
mise irnn1ortality lo non·producer~. only
suggested n1nre emphasis on teaching.
How the professors will take this if il
catches on. 11·r don't know -lhar's gold
1n them lh:ir text s. But increased at·
tention to leaching would secn1 pron1-
1sing.
All of us ha1•e a lifelong consciousness
of "good'' teachers, going back e1'en lo
grammar school. A good teacher is a
dc/ica!c blend of k no~·lcdgc. character
and personality. \Ile also v.•ince with lead·
rn 1nen1orlcs of dull teacher.~. A dull
te:1cher can 1nakc the Batlle of Trcnton-
th.1t fiii ling gcnrr;il hanging b.v his tcc!h
"'ilh some rnuskctry in the \\'inter da\1·n
-sl'f1n dull. A good leather can 1nakc
"The :;la!! a1 eve ha<I drunk his fill -"
S<.'Cm exciting, c1cn if ii lacks the rich
in1agcry of a Kea1.s.
TllERE IS NO annlyzins this teaching
capacity, or \\'ant of it . 1-:very rndcavor
lo teach and IC'::irn is unique, a physical
prestnce, a chemistry bel\1'l'f'n leacher
;irid taughl. But one thing Is sure: there
is no r.~mistry if there is no teaching .. If
v.c, lhc people. don 't slri\'e for effectl\'e,
imaginal1\·e leaching or the young. we 're
all in lro11blc, and cops on the campus
\\'Ill never rescue us.
Quotes
\\'111iam/ilo\\'n, Ky.. l'\r"~: •'Th r:
rr1111111:il is ii cri1111nal whC"ther hP is rirh
•·r poor. a•q1I rrg;inlle"!i of wh~l S.')r1rtv
fA 1lc·d 10 {lo tor h1n1 1\hch he 11•:i s ~oung ,'
·····---·-~·
YOU Al'E NOW
L.EAVUic;;. MEXIC:O
W&C®MI
l®'i'l.i2 lYJ$.~.
• ts:T~~{;~~~~~
The Flower Fund
Honors the Dead
As a flower lo1'er of h)ng st:.inding.
think that nothing n1akes a finer gift for
birthdays, 11•t•ddings, anniversaries ar1d
other joyous occasions. But I could ne\•er
see th e point or fl owers for a funeral.
An elaborate floral tribute srems a
misplaced scnlimcnt at a death. and I
1vas interested to learn sorne years ago
ho1v sensible Sweden hJndlcs this situa-
1100.
In S11,•edcn. ~irice 1921, there has been
an organization called the f 'lo\\·er Fund,
forn1ed to honor the dead "in a n1ore
worthy and last ing manner'' than \Ytlh
floral pieces for the ll1er.
il!El\IB ERSIUP 11\J this group 1.\'a:<:
begun b.v a disting1Jished group of
religious leaders, governors of provinces.
anrl prominent literary and artistic
figu res. lls spokesin.'111 was Aln1a Hedin,
sister of Sven Hedin, the !<J1nous ex-
plorer.
Instead or sending an exl)i'n!'11e
wreath. the Flower Vund proposed thal
11·.e friends of the deceased should remit
rhc moneY lo the lw real'cd fam ily lnr a
simple memorial rncssagc in Lhc name of
the giver.
T ill'.: i110\1EY :eceil'Cd 111 this w:iy \I'~!!
applied to a project for obtaining housr s
v.11h sn1all ;ipar!menls for old people in
£\ra1tc11ed c1rc.un1stances. In three. years
Sydney J. Harri8
the Flower Fund erected a large building
un a :-.i te donated by !ht• City o/
Stockholm.
A second house soon 11·as built next In
!he first, and before long si:i:. additional
housC's l'"ere built, providing living
quarters for more than a thousand old
people, \1·ho pay lo\1•er rent than they
ll'OUld elsewhere, and also rccel1 e
1nedical care,
THERE IS NOTHI NG institutional
llboul the place. and tenants a.re qui!e
free lo stay or n1ove, as they please.
Each building has a restaurant "·h1ch
~crves nieals at cost. plus a grocery
j:;hop , laundry and bakery . There_ .ire
ah11:1ys more applications for tenancies
lhan cnn be filled .
Swedish death notices often contain ft
line requesting thal the Flower Fund be
remembered -and. since 1921. olher
charities have followed suit. "The in1-
porlant thing ," observes r..fiss Hedin. "1s
lll:it the memorial be gi\'cn a form thal
11·111 honor t/1e dead by benefiting the !iv·
ing. Let our tribute lo our deceaS('d lo,,f'rl
ones be somcthini,: more lasting than
qu ickly \\ithered blossoms."
Nee d to Work Together
Tn thl' Edi tor ·
Jn Ray K1crn:in'!I leuer, "All \l'<l r i~
\Vrong.·• iDAILY PILOT. Sept, 25 1. hr
:;ays. "I believe th:il inner bC"tiel~ and
rissump!ions :ire 11~1al sl1:ipc 011 r extcrnnl
r>xpcril·n('C." lln"'el'er, Ile fails lo show
how a single person's hrllrfs :ind assump·
l1('lns might m<ike the 1\·orld peaceful.
!t. is true th:1t 1nany pr>oplc lriday
!'hnuld re-rvalua1r their brlit'[S. But what
i.;; ovcrlookcrl is thr need for people to
cl)n11nu111catc their ideas and to work
l1Jgclher.
KIER~AN llAS fa1lcd lo stale \ht 1111-
portance of v.·orking col!cet11"ely lo he lp
promote. peace. A11 individual's in 1-·
pro1·rment is \\'nrthlri;s if he l';innul
operate effectively v.·ith olheri;.
Kiernan also says. "Self perfection is
1he only solution to all problc1ns .. Again
he does not say ho111 the perfection of a
si ngle person c;in in1pro\·c 1his v.·nrld. It
takes more than one person's i1n-
proven1ent.
PEOPLE .\IUST learn to 11·ork together
<11111 sh;1rc their beliefs and assu1nptlo11s
in order to prornote peace ;ind love. Cni ly
;i1no11g people docs nol coni(' fron1 each
pcr~on's uniqut l\'ays of obtaining self-
perfrct1on.
l\i('rnan should reword hi5 philosophy
to explain how perfection of oneself can
re51dt in ~·orld peace, not just individual
iinprovcmcnt.
PATRIC IA il1cMILLIN
1''ho Beller flunllfled?
Tn the I-Ailor
In your rditoriill. "Krisn1an Test Con1-
lng''. tDAll.Y PILOT. Sep: 251 1·011
stated the argun1cnt for 11nd against
r..1ike Krisman·s appointn1cnt as
coorcfln:i (or of ac<irlcmlc ad~·is1ng at UC
lrl'ine. 'i'ou ~Totc that the results of !his
appoin1nirnt \\'tll :ind should be resolved
on the L'C'l c:1mpus.
Concratul:irions' Let's give Kri.~rnan.
t:Cf Chancellor Aldrich. and the students
.;1 ch:in~e to soll'C t:.eir own probler11~. As
'1ailhox
I•"'" !•om •t•d•rs ••• w••comf tlorm~ll" w•ltrro >~ovro .o~~'' Ttiei• m!~s~11t ;., JOO wer<IJ or "''"· T~e rl;h! •o <0"1<1ens• !t!tefl !O Ill 11>1<• or rllmln•t•
!>!"'I is •t'"•v•d ,0,11 I•"•" mu11 •ncl"'11 sl;n•!uf•
•e<I malling a<ld••"· hul n•""r' w•ll ~ wllhh•I~
on r•Q<H:I! <I ovUld~M •••i.cm It ePP•r•nt,
you said. Kris1nan \\1111 be judged on how
he ad1•1scs 1he students and whether hi'
uses the office to voice and further his
vuhticaJ \ i~w:s.
\\'HO IS BE1TER qualified to grad,
l\r1sman l ha n Aldrich a n d his col·
lca,RUCS~
Though you admitted you didn't feel
Krisman ,,.,·as the best choice for the joh ,
il \\'as refreshing that you did not CQll·
demn him.
Thanks to the DAILY PILOT for call.
ing lo the attenlion of the communi!y the
fact that v.·atchfulncss and understandin,e:
arc necessary. rather than inimediate
tn1icis1n, for Kr lsn1an's success on the
lrvinc campus.
SUSAN L. JNGLF~
~--B11 George ---•
~Dear George:
I have been in :in :irgument con-
cerning ps~'chosomatic matters, In
your qualified opinion, what causes
Juves?
DearG H ·
BCf's.
C. II.
(1 don't know which I enjoy
most: Getting lh~ Household 11111~
columnisrs m11il by mi~1ake or get-I !in~ lhe mtdical writer's mail by
mistake.)
(~·l ail yourself a l'i~H·adflre~scd
~tamped rnvelope George has
decided to c11tch up on his hnck
mail.)
. . . .... ' • • • 1 . . . ,
'l(ii1 g Lee1·' Di1·ectit1g 'Dolls' Sequel
By RO B Tl l0,1AS
l{OLL\'\\'OOD (AP! -F.ye·
br0\\'11 ;<,hol sky\1ar(I when ~Otlt
Century.Fox recently announ-
ced th at Russ J\lcycr had been
signed to di retl the sequel to
1hr sturho's hig-grossi nh ''V:il-
IL'\ ot 1he Oo!l~"
\\'hat \1'<1s ~u shocking aboul
th;1t"
Only th<Jl Hl1ss J\leycr has
brcn rallcd "King of he
Nudir!i."' and "l\ing Leer "
Hi:'s tht> n1an \\'ho contributed
tu the h1erature of the scrern
such epics as ··The lrnmoral
J\1r. Teas," "Eve and the Han·
dvm11n." "Lrntira." •·\\'ild
i fnls <1r the Naked Y.'est,"
'·Europe in the Rall'," "Faster
Pussycat, l\il l, Kill,1 ' '·Finde rs
Keepers, LO\'Crs \\'ecpers,"
etc.
l\1cycr's ascendency to I h e
studio "'hich )Jrodticed ··The
Sound or l\1usic·· pro\'ides
tes11rnnny on today·s fi!n1
1narkct. 'l'he linr betwe'n
underground and <1bove -ground
t1ltns 1.~ Jasl fa<ling,
YP.sterd;.1y's nud1e nr sex·
plo11a11on 111 o \' 1 c is no w
playinJ: prcst1g1ou:. theaters.
Jn tru th, so111c nf the coun-
lr\ ·s fi lm critics lune plai::ed l\frycr·.~ works 1nany cuts
a bo1·e the usual sex lilms. Mis
craftsmanship a ppnrently had
.sn1nrthing !o do "'ith his being
hirf'd to direct "Reyond the
\'<illey of 1hc Dolls.'' not to
tnenlion his talent as a
mo ncyrn akc r.
1'-lcyer figures tha t his lnlesl
rrlrosr, "The Vi xens:· cost
S7~.ooo and 1nay gross S6
n1il!ion.
"It •1as on the basis or 'Th e
Vi)(ens' tlliiL Hichard Zanll(•k
l1ired rnr : he liked it." said
1hc sto..:ky, n1ustach1ocd dircc·
tor. "Il e prL'SL'nled rnc a
resu1ne of the ::.ludio's pro·
pcrties. and I r hosc 'Beyond
the Valley of !he Dolls.' It
sccmrd to inc ii presented a
good basis for a teen-age :;oap
opera."
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NOW! At your fingertips, fnstant room and Folies Bergere
!ihOW reservations at Las Vega s' mos t
1ashionable resor t hotel.
fOltYOUI! ADD£0 CON'VENIENCt"YOU M4Y DI Al
lO~ ANGELU 171-llOD, l lVllLY HILLS l78·71C"
Would You Believe ;~~
''A ll !he Lrincly People: the
Private \\'orld of TC'nncs.~ec
\\'ill1a1n s'' 11ill be the lJrs l tall
produttion of the Open End
Theater 111 :\cwport Beach.
v.·1th ;1ud1l1ons schedu led for
Tuesday and Friday, Oct. 9
nnd 12
The tryou1s for 11 tast of
three n1en and three women
\1'1ll be held at 7 .30 pm. Tues·
day and t p 111 Frid:iy at the
theater, 281:'.i \'dl a \\'ay.
According to direc!or \\'ar·
rcn J. Oc;1{·011. who also 11rote
and rd11ed the script. !he
prr~cntat1on 1r111 be siinilnr to
.i concl'r! reading. bul v. i!h
rnorc c1nph :1s1~ 011 ac!ual ac-
t1ni;:. ::.1ag111g and moven1en1 .
The rasl should ha1 c a strong
~his is LIVE WIRE CLEANER'S
32n d . \i\~\TJ\!ER S. \R Y
15 of these wonderful years belong to us!
We , htre "' l !VE \"/IRE, then~ you dea r people for your loyel p.t lr oneqe.
lt has beeri o ur gre"I pled1ure lo
11irve you in !he peil and @Ve t f
effort will be mede ,
io plee1e you;~ I~ ..
Y'""' lo tom@
BLESS YO U!
i loi rgie & Cad:,, J!al\
CURING thi1 n••t w1ek •. , why not come i,, ,,,d pie.It up• 11na ll gil t w1 heve
c hoi r,, fer you,
THE GANG
Lz.ve Wire Cleaners & Laundry
Alterat ions-Knits Cleaned & Blocked-Pick·up & Delivery
264 FOREST AVE., LAGUNA BEACH 494·3536
background in acting and oral
lnlerprctation. he noted. ~
lo ad<lition to scenes froin
\Villia1ns' more familia r pluys,!
s uch as ""The li I a .s s1
J\1cn:lgc rie" and "A Streetcar
~~~~1~~: 11~~fs~~~·;~re u:~ce~~:
from the playwright's lesser1 kno1\'n works. including poem s
and shorl stori es. I
The show v.·tl l be com·
p l cm e nl e d by 1·1!\uall
backgrounds f1hl1ed by Ken·
11eth Sheart'r. \\·host work 1~
no\v on dis pla y 1n the Laguna-
1\1 o u It o n Playhouse's J)rO-
duction of "! r-.:c\·rr Sang /or
~l v Fathrr "
".\11 rh<' tnrirl,1• rrnp'<''' \1 II
np<'n Nu\·. :!J for ;o rour-
•1·eckcnd run at !he theater. I
11 f1rr 11h1ch I! 1vtlJ bt: 1our~<l foll',
schools, clubs and college
campu~e.i;.
Roland Kirk
At Sl1elley's
Roland Kirk. undergrounrl
jazz musician..com{X)5f'r, ~·ill
beg.in a two-week t'ngagemt:nt
Tuesday at Shelly's Manne
llole in Hollywood.
Kirk, \\'hose recent album~
ccmtain1ng hi.~ orig1nB! music
ha \'e included "The Inflated
Tl'ar'' and '"Herc Coines the
\\'h1stlcman," \rill be making
one of his rare \\"esl Cvasl ar>--
pcaranccs. He has 1na~ter1'1I
45 musical instru n1ents, but is
most frequrntly he ard on sa ~
ophone~. c\ann,l, flule ilnd
J·:nglish horn.
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ALSO
Le -~·--"" ne Odd Ctaple
I••· Sltew St•rh 1 I'·'"·
Ct11tl11•••• s ... ,.., fr•'" 2 II·"'·
.lll•lh Sl.71h Cltll4r•11 7Sc
•
GWC Casts
"MactJeth'
For Opener
' ' 'DickVan'Dyke ~
Sally Ann 'Hawes
""""' ""~..-.~ ru-.r.~~
ALSO
[,,, Show Storti ot 7 '-"'·
Co11t, Sat. & Su11. fro11t 2 l'.M,
1;.,ni>J,'l.i'Ul.001
DOCTOR
ZJlll!J\GO
2001
IEST
PICTim
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WNIER6
ACADEMY AWAROSI
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MATllllAL"-HIT SONG.
COMP'OSID IY ROD M,IUEN
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ACRES OF FREE PARKING
Box Office Opens 6:4.5 -Show Starts at 7:00 p.m.
Also
··coooevE, COLUM8US' tS
BOUND TO BE A CREAr
SUCCESS!"
~YbU ARE tOIMt TO ENJOY 'ALFIE'VERY MUCH.~
PAllAMOUtof ''CT\Jllfl o·~••et< -LIFC M1111i,._
"IT Will KNOCK YOU OUT
OF YOUR SEAT ... "
"STAIRCASE IS THE STORY
OF NEED -THE NEED TO HELP,
THE NEED TO BE NEEDED."
"STAIRCASE ... A CAUSTIC ,
CORROSIVE AND QUITE
ABSORBING FILM •.. STUNNING
PERFORMANCES BY RICHARD
BURTON AND REX HARRISON
... UNFORGETTABLE!"
San Franci sco Exami ner
Richard Burton
"Definitely
Worth
Seeing "
Rex Harrison
" .. .Funny,
Painful,
· Fascinating"
Sen Fr1ncisco
Chronic!•
in the St•nley Donen Production
''ST AIR CASE ..
* E:rclu1lve W•st Co1st Premiere Run *
2ND HIT AT CINIMA I 2ND HIT AT HWY. Jt
Mt9. Sll'l it~ e Rebt. St1pl-i•n• To'"' Cud ii e Geo. Ken1>edv
''THI l'RIMI 0' MISS "T HE IOSTON STR.lNGLla'' JU.N IRODll'"
* NOW AT BOTH THEATRES *
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THI! COUNT'f OF O~AJ<jGl
Proviclc
Mo re Jol>s
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years e xpanding Southc1 n
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nank rc1>11rts tha t se1 vu:cs
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e n a v.,1y <1! the Oi angc (.'ounty l nternat1ona l Auto Sho1v during t he Ass istance
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t10n Centc:r.
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pleasant surprise S u < II
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top <lull,lf :1cco rd1ng to nP1\I
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a used car <iuclion, where
dealer ... c:.1n buv :ind sell ustLI
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insta nt ly 1 hose are •he kinds
nF cars that will stand on a car
lot for weeks unless a nother
1 n v e s l m c n l is madr
Fortun ately 1n thi s area the
nr1v c.:a r dc..ilers have more
1h,1n adequate p,11nt and body
l;ir1l1t1cs Thcv makt' this l'~·
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l <lr reody lie would rnuc 11
prcf~r to h.1vr tile (',If go
ovt•r the curb u1 hf'al l!iv
1 011d1t1 on r ilher than gC'! 111
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qu.dil1cd hnd1 111 111 rcp,ur ;i nd
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Challenger Yacht Firm Formed 01i Two Coasts
Challenger Yach t Corp. has
been fanned in Southern
Ca lifornia by Howard D.
Stern, former presiJe11t of
\Vayfarer (Islander) Yacht
Cprp.
Hector Ballester, n a v a !
architect, President of N. A.
Associates of Long Beath,
California , has designed a line
of four high performance
unusua lly roomy, fiberglass
s a i I bo at s for Cllal!cnger.
Inc luded arc the 26, 32. J7, and
41 footers. Challenger's west
cuasl faclury is locµlt:d in Lus
An geles and lhe east coast
factory i.~ planne.d for Fort
Lauderdale, Fla.
Stern reports that I he
fr1rn1at of the Cha lleng~r
\'<n.:ht, 1.:ur11bi11cs <iual ily, lhc
1nost recent deyc!upnu~nts in
l'nginecring structural design
f:ir perfonn<1nce and unu sually
t oorny inte r io r ar·
con1111 odations. A goal for the
e11111parly j,, t!i produce its Jina
11·!\h a n1in1mu1n of warranty
problems.
Sears
NEARING FINISH -l'achts in the Pacific I·landicap Racing }~leet division
drive to\vard finish of .!\larnitos Bay Argosy after strong northeast winds
d1111inish in Saturday's race fron1 Ne\vporl to Alamitos Bay. ~~~~~~~~-I
Argosy Race Yachts
Fight Wayward Wi11ds
\\"hen 1wo sailing yach1s
inert hc<1d on. both with spin-
nakers flyin g, skippers <Jnd
rrcws <ire inclined to question
1hc quar11y of drinks they hrid
the nighl bf'forc or i;.wcar 10
by p<iss the b;:ir after the r<1rc
is over.
Tl1a\ \1 ;1:; lhr ;;itu<1l1on
::;;:i111rctay 1n Ne.,r pon Ocean
~ni l1ng Ass1)('ia1ion"s Alamlto~
Bay Argo~y \1·hcn 1l'i nds blew
altC.rna tcly from every poi nt
<•f tht• comp;:i~s :ind
~on1et imrs in nppo~i le din'<.:·
11ons less than \!)() yards
apart.
The r<ice actually startfd
\1 1th a brtsk southcaSter b\u\\'·
1ng in thr \'Jc1nity of Balboa
Pll'r. prornpting more than
onr skipper lo eall for a chulc
:-;non af1rr the start. Tl11s
proved rlisasterous a few min·
11 Lr~ latrr \1·hrn a nl;iring S;in·
l<i An;i whistled <1cruss the S;in-
ta Ana R11·(·r .J•·ttv. The rcin-
nants of m0rr th;ln nne ehutl'
11rrr :-.er·n strran1ing frr11n
n1asth cads l1kr a colorlu\ pen·
nant.
It v,as In tt11s ~.'1111c ;1rra
lhat bo:·il s \1r11 t frnn1 a nea r
drad cal1n 1o rail d0wn ~ai!1ng
;i.,-!he nor'rastcr fought 11·1111
!he southerly.
flt the Long Beach rn!ranc<'
buoy, the v,•ca thcr mark of the
BYC Edges
A1an1itos
Club Entrv
! ;u~tY S<inl a An;1 111 nd~
:ilmosl blrw Lido 1..,1,. Yarl1L
l'l11h's Fall Ht'gJit:1 11ut or thr
\l'<ilr r S;1t11rt!:ly but ~t1b.,J(J1;>d
~unday to pro\'1d1· f':>,1't•\l••nl
racing for the 49 hn,il~ 111 Ill•'
t'1a~sf':o; "l11rl1 r:HTd 1n~1dt' 1hc
b,1y. The rcsul\\,
LlDO-l·l 1IJ J 111 ()l p1~.
'.'kip fldr.1, \llll' I'.! I
1.rnrral , .\l;11·d1:dl lll'1 k, BY1
1 ~1 ~11!c ri•'I L1d.i, 1{1.y n.
\\ototl ~r~·, LJ YC
bllf l:: A I 11 I -1 I 1 Sri l'!l•
J;lr\rn, r· F:. \\ 1l1.1n1'-, kCYI "
121 H111klr~. SUC' B:11'11C'~1•!1,
i\'HYC .
J\ITC B 1.11 -II) f'1p , l'Jl1!
n an1n11ng, :O.:l!YC.
SABOT i\ 181 -~II BluP
1\ngC'l. J\1nrk GJud10, Nl-IYC,
'2 \Scooter. Clark Pothoff,
LIV('.
SAB OT C ! 12) -11 \ Becky
11. Brllc{' UC'<'k . RYC : 12·1
J'ixy, Sharon O'Brien, l.tYC;
1'.IJ Comlin's Cornet, \Vrndy
Camlin, l\llYC.
<·nurse. that yacht~ in the
Ocean Racing division \Vere
rneeting head on v"ith spin·
nakers billowing.
Sunday's race home fro1n
Al<1mi !os Bay \l':!IS so1newhat
11o r1nal as a bri s k
!'Ot1lhwcsterly brought th c
\ achts down the coast on a
(u!nrf11t spinnaker paradc.
Uut Saturday's v,·eathcr \Va s
!r1pic A as the yachts snugged
dnwn 11t L('111g Bcilch Yocht
Cl11 b for on overnight rcn·
1J'CZl'OUS
The only double v,·inncr in
the t"'O r<1ccs "'as the ncv,· ex-
pcrin1ental C o I um bi a· 4 3
()clavia. skippcrrd by Steve
n;irnard of Ncv,·port Harbor
Y:i t ht Club. The yachl was
first to finish and corrected
1irne v,.·inner in both raecs,
hl'Jtin g 011L a fleel of four
l'\ihunbia-:'>(I~. l--'h1I f)rianf''.<;
11t1\' ('111-29 Scr<'n.'.I frnn1 (l;HYC
'"111 S<1turday's rae<' 1n The
1'111dgct OcC'a·n Raring f lf't't
d11·1sio11, but bowed to Lee
Thrirnp~on's Bay Uce on lhc
r1·1u rn rac(' Sund~iy.
Clarke Sun1ner's l\iwi from
TI;ilbna V;.i cht Club w;1~ 1he
Pl-!RF \1•ln11er on Sa turd;iy's
raer and Force Se v c n,
c·r>-c;kippcr('{! by Ron Colga11
;ind Stu L\ndcr of Los Angeles
Ya cht Club \1·;i~ the win ner on
thl' rrturn trip.
Three ocean r;i r 1ng
r;it~1n1nrans al so sailed lhc
!'<JC'{'. c:orrrcted !nnc r£'su lts
11rre not compulrd Sunday
111~ht. bu1 the fir.<;1 c:i1 10 fln1 s-h
1r:i~ .lark Sw;irrs J\lal an1<1
frnrn Lido Isle Yacht Club.
l'1n;1l re~ulls
Satu rdav
()('l·:.-\'.'J H:\C IN<~ 11)
r1r1a\i;i , StCl'C' B :1 r n a rd,
i\HYI' 121 Preliulf', ,Jl!n
l.1nde rnH1n. UYC. 1:11 Volanlf'
JI. ~hkr 1!1 r~h. 13YC.
:'110R F -111 Serf'n;i, Phil
nr.:1nt l'\llY('; (21 :'\l ;ilal1 in1,
.L1j k B1)s111irk. BCV(': (3)
J\;11 Hee. Lf'e Thomrsun,
.\f'.YC
l'llH F -111 Kiwi, f larke
~1111111t'r. BYl~; 121 J1nkrr,
( lark Swct'l. LBYC: (3/
T11n1:1h;111 k .. 11111 Arrns. SSSC.
Sundriv
(1f 'l \:-I !t.\CI ~·,; -11 i Or-
I 1'.tJ. S!t'l'I' fl <irn;irrt, NHY(':
121 l,rirn \'1ente ll. James
!'1·:i11·..;, \'\"(', 1:'11 Se ra p1s ll,
Bill l\:1rr~' BC Yr
.\101-!F -111 Ba~· Ber. 1.rr
'f'hnn1p:-0n, /\BYC : \21 Serena,
l'hrl [)0;111r . NllYC: !3) Tigrc,
l 'rr~l')n ZillgiH, RYC.
I '!lli F -t l 1 Force Seven,
fl (•n Colgan & Stu Linder,
LAYC. 121 'J'omahawk, Jon
Arens. SSSC: i3) Laniru, Bud
Jl<irvev. BYC.
CATAt-.1ARANS -Malama,
.Jac k Swart. LIYC. first to
finish. Corrl'elcd time resu\ls
not computed.
MON. THRU THURS.
SPECIAL!
FREE ·
WASH
WITH ANY
FILL UP
ALL CREDIT CARDS ACCEPTED
,..,.,. II
Winds Dip;
Liclo Ho sts
Fall Regatta
Bill tltcCord of Balboa Yachl
Club edged Di ck Lineberger of
Alamitos Bay Yacht Club Sun-
itay to \1•ln ABY C's 5th annual
Lido-1 4 ln vitatlonal. ~1 cCord's
rnargin of victory v,·as three-
qunrters of a poin\.
The 67 skippers 1n two
classC's 1vcrc hit v,.·ith v,.·inds
ranging fron1 the ridiculous to
the sublime on Saturday as a
gusty nor'easter crumpled
r11asts ;ind capsi~cd boats in
the first race and dropped to
t1ear zero in lhc second.
\Vealher for the final races
C\n Sund;iy 1vas nenr norm.ii.
Therr 1vere J! boats in Class A
;ind J6 in Class B. The Class B
'1 inner 11·;1s Arkie J lauck of
ABYC. l'in<il rf'sult~
L'l.AS S A -(I ) Bill l'vlcCord,
B\'f': t2) U1 ck Lincbergrr,
ABYC:: 1:l) IL1rrv \Vood .
AllYC:. !4 1 Pete ".icfferson.
r-,1nvc. 15) Don J\obertson.
ABYC .
CLASS 13 {I) Arkir
l lauek. ABYC: (2) Evan
il1 cDo\1'rll, ABYC'; (3) 8111
Cum111ings. ABYC: 14/ Stan
Scn1l. AUYC, (5) J ohn 1~eters,
illBYC.
86,600,00
Ins urance
Donated
Ori1 rrs ;in1t r o • <i r j \' r r s
p<1 rl1r1 p.111ng 1n the ;innu.il
~J11tbo:1rd \V o r l d Ch:in1-
p1on~h1ps nl Hava~u Cit y,
Ari1ona , Nov. 29 ;ind .10 v,•111 bt•
r1i1·rrC'd hy $6 ,600 ,000 in ac-
C'Hil'nt and 1nechcal 1nsu.rnnrc
c1rinalC'd by K 1 e k ha e fe r
~1 crcury.
The gtanl n1an11f.ir turtr nf
111:1rin" cng1n1·~ .rind ~nrn\
\ 1'hirlri> 11 ill con ! r 1 b 11 l 1'
C-(•\'rragc of 520 000 life :inrl
$2.1100 rned1cal for rac'h of 1hr
cxptclrd :JIJ(f pnr11r1 pa nls, a1·-
t·nr1llng to E-(' K1rkharfcr,
co111pan·f prcs1dtnl.
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A Lou t
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Co11,·r tli c11 t
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Plans
THEM BY THE
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• "\r,Y 'frea<ls 13-incli and } I-inch
:-izr~
• Bu y 1h e111 hy the pair now at 1l1is
Jo.,.,·, ll•W p ri ce !
lielrPa•l,; 011 ~ound tire botlict
SIZE F.F:.T. CKh
BLACKWAJ,LS
6.00x 13 29'
6.50x I :1 32•
7.00x I :1 31.<
650x I •~ 40' --------7.00x I 'I· 4 1'
7.~0x l 4· 44'
B.OOx 14 45'
8.50x14 49'
WHITEWALLS
Only '2 More Per Tire
5ponsortcl IJ y ~1rCulloch
rroper\1 rs. ln<', df'\'C'lopcrs r.I
Havasu C111'. this an nual c1·<'nl
ctra\\'S out honrd dril'crs fr on1
all parts of the world lo com-
pete in a tv,·o d;iy marathon on
Lake Hava.~u. Classed as the
largest and n1 ost hotly con·
tested outboard race in the
world. il ls also Lhe richest,
posting cash prizes \o1a!ing
$:)0.000. \\'ith the ad1lition of
$6,600.000 insurance cov erage
donatefl by l\iekhaefer, the
pvrnt nO\Y ·becomes the most
insurC'd race iri the world.
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INSURANCE TO 115,000/RESOURCES OVER 800 MILLION
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Today's Final
N.Y. Stocks
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'LSD l(illed My Daughter'
Goldti 'Bncl~ llouie'
15raeli Prin1c 1\-tinistcr Golda i\leir receives a \l'arn1 hug fron1 n
pupil in lhe J\llhraukec school she once attended. Ivlrs. J\leir is 011 a
tou r oJ the United Stales.
Ove 1·flo\v C1·owd Expectell
F 01· New Valle): Council
An overflow crowd is expected to watch
f ountain Valley's freshman city coun.
l llmen in their first regula r busine)'S
Sl's£ion al 8 p.m., Tuesday.
"If they fill up the council chambers
v.c'I! switch to the con•rnuni!y C'cntcr,"
Ei'lid City ~lanagcr Ja1ne s Neal.
General Manager
Named for Hotel
Louis F. Evans has been appointed to
!>Uccl'cd 1\1 arun J. Sno1r as general
1n!lnager of the Shrr:iton-Heach Inn and
J)riftw(lod Beach Club in llunlington
Beach.
f.yans ha s rccrr1tly bren ni anagcr fJf
tnr Sheralon r-.ta nn11 In Corpus Chri'>ll.
·1 rx. and has been \1 1Lh the hotel f1m1 for
1 ~ year.:;.
Sno\.I", who h;is 111nn,iged the hoste lry
fnr thn past \'rar lC<tV"~ to hccomc prcs1-
1!rn l r.f Con/\111 ~l'f\il-r~ Inc , a
~uhsidiarv of 1\u\01nrtt1Qn l ndu ~tnt'S Inc
fie \l'ili"bc f('lun11n g !o lht' l·ng1necnr;g:
<>ncl constn1t·tion ti1·I~ 11·1111 ll'htch he has
hccn l')ni;l ;:i.""oci:11rfl. 11!!!10H 1c:cs 111 Lon;;
Bearh and llonolul u.
l cclauclcr Tak es O\'cr
North A tlan ti c Pool
anCSSELS. Belgium (/\P l -The.
· I\nrth Atl an 11c Council ;1nnounccl'i loday
that Emil .Jonsson. f'lrrign 1nin1ster flf
Iceland, has assun1ed lhe council"s
presidency .
The shill loo k pl;icc Sepl. 17. and he
v>'lll serYC for :i \'Car. I le s11cc!:'cds \\"est
Gcr1nan Forci~n ~\l1t11stcr \\'illy Brandt.
Orange C:oast
Enthusiastic crowds have been filli ng
the rouncil chambers since se\•erai weeks
before lhc r!:'call election th at swept into
uffic~ three ne\.I' l~gisl.'.l lors -George
Scott, Bernie Svals!nd nnrl R. o n
Shenk1na n. They v;e re install ed la~t wrek
and incuinbenls Edward Just and John
Jl aroer look over the n1ayor and \'ICC
1navor po sitions al 1hc same lime.
Three public heanngs will f;:ice the
trnovated council in its initial test. Thry
incluc!e items on:
-Lar1vin Company's now famous 111·
a<-re tract. A zone change lo allo11· 405
lot.-. (minimum size of 6000 square feel ~
under a PD 6800 (average lot size of 6,800
!:fJll:lre feet ) development.
-A requesl for com1nereial zoning nn
rroperty owned by Dr. Richard A~•res on
lhe southeast corner of Euclid and
\Varner Avenues. ll 1s part of the pro·
posed Fountain Valley C o rn m u n 1 t y
Hospital si te.
-An appeal on planning commi ssion
rl~n1~I fOr placernent nf suhd1\"ision d1rC l"·
l1f'n il s1g11s on a public nghl -of-1l'ay by
Lang Jn(ltlstries. Jnr.
T!1c n1>11· C()t1nc1irnf'n 11111 ~t:1rt !he
r1cnin g nl 6 p n1 , \1•ith a thorn11uh hrirf.
1n;:: on ci1y affair.~ dunng a study se~s1on
sel up by .ru ~t and ll arprr.
They ~·ill also be operating under a re·
quest by Just not to propose any ~rcat
1·h:ing~s or ne11· programs for a month, lo
gh·e the city a cha nce to rel-!ain it.~
balance rollowing a bitter recall struggle
and election.
Slork ~larkel•
NP.\V YORK (/\PJ -G!:imor issues
1h.~played some strength in an otherv.1.-.e
letha rg ic stock ma rket late this af-
ternoon. 1'rading "'as slow. i S c e
quotations. Pages 20·21 ).
Prices edged llP to their best IC\'C1 (lr
!he r!ay in early afternoon. then sl1ppf'd
h.1ck. T11e f)()w Jones avera~!:' of :io in·
dustrials at 2 p.m. was up 0.92 at 809.3.1.
Linklette1· Girl in Death Plunge
,, .... w ... $ .... <••
llOLl.''''"OOU -Art L1nkletter blames
LSD for the dc:ilh or his 20-vear-old
dlL•ghtl'r. .
"It ~·asn't ~ilut·ide."' the star or 11·1('
lfr>u sc Part y tc!c1•ision sho1v t o Id
ne11·s111 en :-iunday, "because she wasn"t
hc1·scJr. ll ll'as n1urr!rr. She w;is
niudrercd b~' the people \1'ho n1a11ufact1ire
and sell LS!l"
Diane Linklelle r plunged fro111 lhe
kitchen windo1v of her sixth-floor apar!-
rncnt Sahirciav as a friend, Edward
lJ11rslon, tried ·to grab her.
Linklel(cr, S7, said he had known for
six rnonths that she was part of a Holl y·
ll"ood group that ex perimented ~·itb drugs.
She had !old hin1 earlier about a "bad
tri 1l " \\"llh LSD, :ind was under the drug's
effects :igaln \Vhen she died . he asserted,
'"!'ihe was a girl who 1\·as not psychotic,
nol under 1reatmenl. a happy girl with no
n1 011L'Y 1roublcs," Link!cllcr said . "She
~Hid problcrn.~ 1hnl 1crns ha1·e had since
!1rnc began. But LSI) gives thc1n a ~·ay of
a1·01,!lns fa cing ur to th ose problr1n s.
"You add LSD lo a girl \\'ho is
somewhat en1otiona l and dramatic and it
ean be di s11:-.tro11s. Sbr l'lld rne about tak-
ing it, at.out her bum rrip. She felt she
wa s being dri ven ou t of her mind.
'"A parent can do little in a case like
lhis ." 1.inklctter sa id. ''No one can do
anything about it , except the young pea.
pie themselves."
r-.1iss Linkle\ler. lhl!: yo ungesl of
L1nkletler's fi ve children, ~·as pretty an1I
talked about a \lolJyy,·ood career. Her
father said she had some singing jobs
planned .
Durstnn. 27. lnlrl police t-.1iss Linkletter
ha<I asked hirn to co1ne 10 her apartrnent
Friday where Ibey spent !he night talk-
ing. She \\'fl.~ emntinnal and despondent,
See LlNKLE'TiER, Page t)
Carbon Monoxide Bla111ed
Death on Boat Probed
Orange County Coronrr's deputies to-
day are investigat ing death of a Fullerton
n1an on a boat ei ght milts off Huntington
Deaeh Sunday n1 or11ing.
Prclitninary reports indicated that
George N. Pcnk. 47, died of a heart al·
tack whil e cruising 10 Catalina , but the
(JranJ;e County Coroner's office tod ay
denied that report. indicating death was
probably caused by carbon monoxide
poisoning.
Five. o1hcr persons on the 25-fool cabi n
cruiser r-.tr, :-O'ioe were found by ll un·
1ington Beach lileguards to be suffer ing
the effects of carbon monoxide poisoning.
They were firsl found by the pleasure
rrafl Longfin which radioed for medical
nid and stood by the disabled crew o( 1'-lr.
1'-loe. }luntington Beach lifeguards wtre
first on the scene followed by the Hun·
I 1nglon Be.a~h Polict helicopter arnl a
U.S. Coast Goard chopper.
Lifeguards transported Denise Frenc h,
~s. of Tustin, her son Tom, 9; Byron L.
Sta lons, or 2263 Rutgers St ., Costa Mesa
and hi s son, Brian, 12, 10 lluntington
Beach Pier \.\'here three ambulances sped
the.in lo Huntington lnl£'rcommu nity
J!ospi1al. They were gh·en emergency
tre:i1n1rnt and rrleased.
John Consta ntino, O\.\'ncr of t-.1r. r..tOf', of
47 Ba lboa Cove~. Ne11'pilrl Beach, first
refused lo be laken off his boat. but was
lnt!'r lakcn to the pier by Hunlin,1;ton
Brach state lifeguards in the Sea \Vatch
wht:n the Cosla Guard helicopter reported
him steering an '·erratic" course for
l'\ewport Beach. He ~·as also treated and
rrleasC'd a~ Huntington lntercommunily
llo!ipltal.
i\lrs. French told lifeguards that
Black Instructors
To Hol<l Grades
Over ·Davis Case?
I.OS A~GEl .ES (AP) -A ~ <idrn111rt1
Cc1nr!111111sl Angela D;n•iS> prepared Jn
lc:ich her first course at Lhe Un1\·ersi1v of
Lalifornia at Los Angeles today . oilier
b lac~; instruclors threatened 10 \\'ithhold
grades (rom their students unle ss
aca'Jt>tnic credit is restored to her cou rse.
'"\\1~ will not accept firs l -c 1 a s s
e1t,zcnship ~·hen one of us is forced Lo ac-
ci::pt second-class statu s," said Robert
Si·1~1cton. director of the Afro-American
Studic~ Center at UCLA.
Singleton said that 11 instructor~.
rcpn'scnling three-fourths of all black
facul ty members at the :o;chool. decided to
\1i1h11otd grades [roan all students in an
effflrt "to toss the ball back into Lhe
han ds or the regents."'
r-.1 iss Dav is said she "·ill ask her
!itudcnts whether she should lecture
dc~pitc. her firing.
)le!' department chairman. Pr 0 f.
\See DAVIS, Page ZJ
t"1·cryonc on the boat h;id nearly passrd
out. hut hersrlf, whl'n she began steering
1hc boat, searching for help and found !he
Long fin.
ThUSl' aboard had ;ipparen\ly assumed
Pea k died nf a lu•arl attack. but coroner's
drpulies said they are running !ab te sls
today following the 1utopsy, and that hi!!
death was nol caused by a heart attack.
They said it was probably an accidental
death.
Constantino's boat was towed back to
Newport Beach by an Orange County
Harbor district craft.
41 Packages Seized
Pot Boat 'Intercepted';
SealBeachManNabbed
A Seal Beach man who customs agtnl~
allege was capt ured in San Diego waler.9
~·i1h a boalload or contraband -in-
f'luding lhe first known trademarked
n1arijuan11 -today awaited arraigrunent
in federal court on srnuggling charges.
Agent.~ who boarded the cruiser
opcr11te1t by Willian1 J. '"Willy " Lenahan,
'!.7. (1! 12.1 I llh St.. cl:11rn they srizcd 154
p11~1n<I.~ or high-grad e mari;u:ina. more
111an 1,000 drug pills <ind a quant ity of ap-
pitrf'nt heroin.
The capture during predawn darkness
S<lt ur<lay "'as the first involving a boat
sinL·~ Opcratiun ln!~rcepl ~ the U.S.
crackd:>wn on niarijuana -w~nt inlo ef·
feel three ~·eeks ago.
'"Oh man. \\'illy's messing 11·ith !he feds
and they don'l pl ay around," an ac·
•1uaintance 1\ hn heard the ne"-s in a
:-un!irt Beach liquor store Suoday v.as
~c:ird to say.
/\uthnri tics ~·ho trailed Lenahan's 21\-
forit cabin cru1sl'r from r.1ex1 can tn Li S.
1r;i !crs, then overtook 1t in a Coa~t Guard
1 c.~.~c1 , said the marijuana seized ~·as 1n
41 pa~·ka.e.t·~
h:1ndful uf IX'~-~. 11•11h a hroad so11!c on
Iii~ f~cr.
"El Co111prarlor," was the brand name
-·1 he Buye r
· ;'l:c l[~y ~lcjor," was the added slogan
-N0nc Better, authorities skid.
Besides the 111ajnr marijuana hau!,
custom.~ agents ~·ho boarded l.cnahan ·s
boat said they found aboul a hair-pound
Clf tiln pov.'rl~r believed to be her(lin, 1,000
orange pills \.\'ilk> an or\ental marking on
each, 35 ::lflparenl LSD tablets and ID
~:1shist: smoking pipes.
I rnahan -who at first told in·
vcslii;ators his addrf'SS was where\•er bis
recently-purchased boal happened to be
docked -was booked on the federal
{'hl'lrJle and held without bail.
Authori ties ;innounced Su nday that they
t.clicve \hr price nr marijuana and heroin
in 1na1or U.S. distribution centers has as
mu c-h as doubled in some cases.
Thi~ would indicate the stated intent o(
Operation Inte rcept -dri11ing the price
sky-high -I! being accompll.!hed, but
The trademark showed a Mexican man
!ilanding besidl". a marijuana plant,
clutching a fist ful of dollars and a
dr11g scene sources have denied it.
''Gcncra!ly the price has 11lmosl doubl-
f'd,'' said one federal investigator , "but
n101 c Important . is that mu ch of It is
unal'ailable or ex!remely sca rce."
r..1ariju11na is reportedly scarce in Ne111
York. nonexislcnl in fl.1ian1 i, a nd
generally of poor qu ality -grown in the
t-lid\\·csl fr o1n \.l•ild World War II hemp
plants used in rope production.
A drug scene source said Sunday.
howr.1·er, Lhat no on!:' should ever pay
rnore than S25 for a lid. or half ounce
fJU1n li\y, even in the worst pot famine.
$12,000 Blaze
Hits Huntington
Co ncrete Plant
\\"<1rkrnrn today arc. moppi ng up !he
debris frotn an oil and gas £ire that
<l csl.roycd $1 2,000 worth of materials and
r<1uipmcnt Sunday mo ming al a llun ·
\1n gton !leach concrete mixing plant.
A stuck thermoiilat on a oil heat ing unit
ignited the hlaze <11 the Sully-Miller
Corporation pl ant al 7221 Ell is Al'e., ac·
cording to fire department investigators.
The bl:ize was visible rrom most parts
of Orange Cou nty as concrete, gas Imm
three major piptlines ;ind oil Prupt!:'d into
flames, said firemen. The fire started at
!1 :32 a.m .. :ind took 25 minutes to control.
No injuries were reported.
Four engines, one snorkel unil, and I&
men under Battalion Chirf Ron Bear
faughl the blaze. Sully-Miller handles
many of the contracts for street work
throughout Orange Coun\y, They have
plants in SC\'eral cities.
Appeals to 'Patriots'
We alJJe r
Sunny s kies and \.\'armer lc1np-
l!:ratures <1rc on the hori zoo for
Tuesday along lhe Orange Coast,
wil.h the mercury reaching up 1n·
to the eighlie-5.
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Graham Says America Sick, Sinful
Only the raithful's prei;ence I! sparing
an outpouring of GOO's wrath on a sick,
sinful America and the most patriotic act
of all is lhl'refore conversion, lo help
holslcr the odds, The Rev. Billy Grahain
wamcd Sunday.
"It is more patriotic to come to God at
this mom~! than anythine I can think
of." declared the popular evangelist at
the climax of his JO-day rally M!fies in
Anaheim Stadium.
Records were broken lhrec times dur-
ing !he Anaheim reviva l crusad e, with
~.000 per~n!I present Sunday, bringing
to .185,000 the 10-d;iy tot.;i l.
More than 20,000 searched lhcir hearts
and 50uls as the North Carolina preacher
g;l\·e his mes.~age -then made the
pilgrimage to his pulpit and -hopefull y
-a new life.
"Many Pffiplc are counting on the r:i ct
th;il God, if there is a-God,~ noL the God
re ~·ea l('(! in lhc Bible ," said the Rev.
lirah am . "but it makis no difference how
oor concepts may change."
"C.00 hasn't chanced,·• be continued.
''And God is got only a Cod of love .-
he is 1lso a GOO of JurUce," the Rev
<Jraham added, warnu.;.tut justice of a
hn1riblc nature has beee rained dOwn oo
offend ing nations in t!je ,~ _ •
'"Sodom, Gomorrah, ti&~hoSeflo nation
Israel, and Germany, the cradle. of the
Rcformallon." he explained.
The Rev. Graham said he and bis wif~
literally fell in love ll'ith the people
Orangt County and the Southland. so it
was ~·ith a heavy hQrt that he dealt with
whal may be in sLore.
"Will Ood spare America'?)! ht! asked.
"(;oo did 11(lt sp:irl!: the angelll. He cast
Lucifer out of Hoave.n," he said.
1·he Rev. Graham said GOif did not
eve n slop :rt condemning his oMI beloved
son Jellus, who died°" the cron in 1gony
for the !!Ins of Rll'mankind.
"Wi ii God 1pare you ~·· he a$k~ dark-
'"
•
"It is dangerous lo be In a meeting lille
thi s and nol lum lo God," the Rev.
Graham co ncluded, then made his fin1 I
:ill;ir ce ll , tugging the tearful repent.ant
down into centerfield.
The· North Carolina evangelist who
bcjan his ..:areer 20 yeara ago wit.b a lent
rneeting what i!i now downtown Los
Angeles will preach next weclcl!:nd in San
Diego.
He said ~ wlll then return home to
ttfoutrcat, N.C., to prepare fOr his neXt
crusade In April, 1970. in Dortmund,
1.:ennany. " f
That s('ries of crusadca will be telecest
11nd lran11lated for \•\ewers In 14 Euro-
pean cities.
U,I T•le..,.._
FALLS TO DEATH
Dian• Linklell•r
Building Halt
Protest Due
Before Co11ncil
py JACK BROBACK
Ot OHi Dl •l1 ,1191 11111
A protest aga inst the clly's Mkiay
moratorium on all building along Pacific
Coast Highway in the downtown area will
be heard al tonight's 1-luntington Beach
City Council mctting.
The prolrst has been filed by attorneys
for the. Tal bert estate regarding five lot•
at the southeast comer of 6th Street and
the highway whi ch have been appraised
al $125,000.
A letter fr om a!lorney Clarence A,
}!igbic of Newpo rt Beach states !hat "Jn
order to raise fund s for inheritance taxes
::ind pa~·lng lhc gcnrra! expense of th•
estate nf ~-largarel E. Talbert plu~
pa yments of $425 a month on an en·
cumbrance against lhc property. il i~
nece~sa ry !hat the rsta\c dispose of it
without further delay.'"
The letter asks 1hal the council either
rescind the 6Cklay 1noratorium or pass a
resolution condemning the properly.
The council on Sept. 15 voted the
moratoriuin on all building and ma jor
repairs in the first block in land from the
hi,Rh...,.ay lo \Valnul Avenue from 6th to
La k-e. streets while the Top of lhe Pier
Plan ... 'lnr downtown redrvelopment is
being studied.
The plan, if adopted "'011ld call for
pu rchase o( !he five block~ and con·
,·trsion to ar\ -1.800-space park ing lot ai
prnpo~cd by 1he lirhan Lanrl Institute
C1t1Zt"ns fiteerlnR r:imm11t ec <C::;G1 .
Thr ('n11'ncJJ 1~ tf'ntatiYe!v ~rhC'duled to
hn)d a public hearing on tlie plan on 0<;(,
28,
Also on tonight 's agenda arf'
-An appeal from a denial of the Plan·
ninR Con1mlssion blocking co nst ruction of
;i 50·unit ap;irtmenl complex on &ilsa
Chica Street. Just south of \Varner
Avenue.
-A publ ic hearing on the proposed
relocation or the business permit of •
psychedelic shop known as the Perfumed
Gard!:'ns at 464 Pacifi c Coast Highway
~·hich bas gone out of business.
-An ordinance prohibiting the uge fl(
mirrors or any simila r object for the
purpose. of interfering wi!b a police of.
fi rer or lifeguard.
'Tlle council meets al 4:30 p.n1. and 7:3ft
p.m. in the counc il chambers in
Memorial Hall .
Winds Sh ut Off
Traffic Signals
Gu~ty Santa Ana winds Saturday morn-
ing blt>w down a Westminster power lif)c,
leavini; two Beach Boulevard traffic
signal.; inoptrative for two hour!!.
\Veslminster police said the line was
broken al 9:30 a.m. between Westminster
and Bolsa avl!:nues.
No traffic accidents werl!: caused by the
light h1ilure, which was remedied at 11 :30
a rn.
Green Beret Offi cers
Ge t New Assig1W1ents
\VASlllNGTON fUPI) -Seven of the
r.reen Berels cll!:ared of murdering I
Vietnamese national ~·err rrasslgned to-
day by the Army. n)ost of them to
n1ilit 3ry In telligence jobs hut none In
Special Forces units.
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Tl1at"s No Love Bug
VW on 'Rescue Mission' Pulled From Surf
By JE~O'IE f . COLWNS
01 l'IM D9Uy 1'1111 t tttf
T·w() leen-agC'd boys, cn1ising abool
BalbOa 1n a Volks'>~1agt'n, thoughl lhey
heard a "·oman screarn :;orne"'he re on
the beach short ly lx>forc midnighl Satur·
day.
So they raced lo U1e rescue -ln lhe
\'ol kS>\'agcn.
Se\'cn hours 1:1\cr, Ha:hard A-~ri~t rc l
and St1.;pbcn (; Davis, hoth 16, finally got
I.heir car out of the surf
And they never did find any screaming
"nrnan .
i\el'l'J>Ort Beach police sau1 today lhl'y
Oon't kno1v ,1·hat !11e~'ll rlo abou t the
c.<1se. l1h1clt 111\'0]\'(I(: nfl1ccr~. lifeguards,
helpful Balboa rt•s1den\.!$ and finally a city
tractor before the car v:as al last pulled
from lhe rl1in1 tide just wes t of the jetty
•t the Balboa Wed1e:.
The two boys, apparently conce.mtd
that police mi&ht not belie"e umr story
about the mysterlou!lly s r ream 1 n g:
\1'on1a11, did their best to shove thei r car
out of the sand by themselves until about
~ a.m.
Then the ti de ca1nc in . The
Volks1,1:agcn. whi ch. like all C<irS. isn't
allowed on the beach, began bobbing like
a cork in the \l'Bter. The bciards young
tltistrcl and Davis had stuck unrler l11c
wheels for traction floated ;nra~·.
A beachfron l r£'s1clent. rising early. sa w
the boys -;1nd their Volk:.wtigrn -lv:-.-
ing the bal!le \\.'ith lhe Sf'a. lie ('ailed
police . They tried hauling the car a~hore
FISHERMAN JACK McCOY SPOTS UNUSUAL CAT CH
'l'v• S..n Ev•rything, Now,' S1nta Anan Ob11rves
Thomas Woodruff New ·
City Attorney in Valley
T11omas \\"oodruff. J(), former assistant
clly atl,:,rney ror !\e\\.'j>Ort Beach, st arted
'"'ork today as the new part-tune city at-
torney nf Foun!ain Valley,
He v.as srlec1 ed by the Clly Coun cil
Saturday alter 1nterv1e.,.,s with nine ap-
plicants for the position 1·acatcd by the
f'rona Page I
LI NKLETTER ••
cnncerned \\llh ht>r 1drnl1ty and her
caroer. police quoted Durston as say1ni;:
Drugs aspects of the ca.~e arc still
being invesugated. police :-aid .
Pril'a\e funl'ral serr1ces arc planned al
r·orest La" n i\lemorial P;irk
L1nklet1er and lus 111fc. l...01~. v.prr
nut1f1ed 11t 1hf' i!ealh 1n Color.1cto and
rrturned here Sunday
On J uly 15 John Z11cyer , JJ, husband 1i (
L1nklctter·~ olde~!. dat1 ~hter. Oi111n . 2g.
shot h1msrH in U1e head. He repor!rdl~·
"'as depressed O\C'r his insurance
bu~ine~~
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resignation of Ed\1·1n ~1artin . \\"oodrufr
11·iJI handle his fir~t assignment when the
council nieets Tuesday.
"He "'as sel ected because of hH
1nu nicipal experience," City t.la nager
Jim Kral said toda v.
\\"oodruff earned ·his 1legrce in la1\· <1t
the Llni\"ersity of Cah!ornia llasl1nss La1Y
School. From 1966 to l96i he \\'as deputy
C'Jty al\orney and city prosecutor for
Inglewood. Fron1 1967 to the present hf'
h;;s been a fullt1ml' ass1:.t anl 1n NcwJlllrl
Bearh.
In addition to handlln1; F(lunli41n
Y.illcy's legal matters, \\'oodniff \\"Ill open
B private practic:e.
~tart1n rC's1gned inorc than J n1on111
:igo, g1v1ng as hi.~ reason the 1les1re of thr
i 1!1· !o l'mploy ;i full tunr a!lnrnc1·. (111·
off1r111!~. ho\le\er. lii lrr dc('Jded a pa rt·
11n1 c attorney still cou ld handle 1he JOb.
l·'rom Pngc I
DAVIS . • •
Donald Kalish, says he has no 1de.i ho1'!'
the students "·ill react
"Sludents arc very skillful in organ1z-
ir.g themselves and in keeping their plans
out of the Pye or the public and of a SO·
yeAr-old professor." the philosophy pro·
fe~sor told new smen Sunday in an-
nouncirg the decision by t.fiss Da\'is, 25.
Her course, "Recurring Philosophical
Themes in Black Lit erature," "''as
scheduled lo meet for the first time !oda,·,
11·i1h 169 student s enrolled. ·
University regents fired r.1 1~s Davi o,
Scp1 19, invoking a 1940 regents' ruhni:
r.rohi l:oL!ing Communists frn1n !l.'aC'h1ng at
~1:1te uni\'£rsitics. il'l1ss Daris ~<lid ~hr
11as <1 mernber of a Cornn1u11ist club.
~h~ ac.i!ed the regcn1.~ uf h11 1nr; 1Jrr-
;udiccd becau~ she is a l\cgro ancl said
~·he wnu!d 1eat'h "'hile ap[l('al 1r1c lhe
dif.missal.
The regents respondrd by issuing an
order th at UCLA Chancellor Charles
l'ounJ; said he interpreted as meaning
that ~fiss Davis may lecture during the
appeal but that students y;on"t receh'e
credit for the course.
Panel Talk on Plan
F or ~licldl e Sc hoo l Sc i
A pilnfl diSC11~sio11 un :\"e11·110rt·:\le~a
t;n1fir:d School D1str.t1'.~ n11dd lc school
<:on<:ep! of moving s1x !h graders Jnlo
junior high w!ll be presented for the
put-he tonight.
The progran1 will begin <it 7 JO p 1n in
tilt Forum at E~tanc1a ll1.1r:h .School. 2J2J
Plarc.nlia Al"r, Cnsla r.1csa .
•
with a nylon rope attached lo pohce units.
The rope M tched. The car didn't move,
exce pt. up end dOwn .
The Harbor District Wl!I advised of the
problem. They couldn't help from the
sea. No winthes.
The dawn, mcanwhllr, h~cl to1ne LI?
like thunder, the surfs poundi ng 111-
te nsifi('d, and a cro\l.'d gathered.
Finally, the ci1 y yard was called. A
lr<ictor r u1nbled to the scene. a chain wai;
attached to th!'.' car. The chain snapped.
A heavier chain \Vas put into ser\"1Ce.
After son1e clanking, a li ttlt rattling,
l(ltS of spl<ishing. :lnd some shuddering on
Ille 11ar1 of !he Vol kS\\'agen and Mistrel
<in<! Davis, the car began en1erging lrom
lhe ~ea
Thi' <:ro11.d cheered. illistrt.1 and Orn ls
d1dn "t.
Tt.eir Volkswagen was a mes5.
Bumped. haltered and soaked.
They went home '''ith fr iends. The
Volks\.\'agen stayed behind in a garage.
Youtl1 on LSD
Escapes Death
In Suicide Try
A you th who told police he had taken
LSD and v.·anted to end his lire, escaped
with minor injuries after lhro\\.·ing
hin1sc lf in front of a tar in Laguna Beach
e<1rly Sunday.
Al<1n Pratt Perel, 20, of !H9 Peregrine
Plare, .. \naheim, \\'as transferred tu
Or<inge County r.1edical Center after
treatn1ent for abrasions at South Coast
Community 1-lospilal.
Driver Larry Eirich Cole. 26, of 1681
Ted mar, Anaheim, told police he wa.~
southbound in the 1100 block of S. Coa st
Highway at approxim ately 1 a.m. Sun·
day, \\'hen the young 1nan jumped out in
front of his \'Chicle fro111 between hro
parked cars. lie v,·as unable to stop in
1in1e to avoid hitting the victim , Cole
said.
Ooc!or~ :-;aid Perez \1·as "on a trip,"'
police r1'porlr.d, told t.hen1 he had ta ken
LSD and wanted to die .
PUTTING THEIR BACKS INTO IT, OWNERS AND HELPERS ATTEMPT TO PULL VW FROM SEA
A Ny lon Rope and Two Chains Later, Batl•r9d Hulk B•ach9d •t Balboa's Wedg•
Mesan Takes Wild Trip
-Into Jail Cell Toilet
A naked. 1nucl·caked n1an ~crcan1ing
messages of love for his captors was jai!-
e Saturday night after an alleged LSll
fro!ir, fina lly halted by a squad of five
t'osta l\1esa policemen.
He later tried to escape by diving into a
jail cell loilel bul vtas unsuccessful, in-
\'estigators said.
Roger A. Fuerst, 21, or 530 W. Wilson
St., was booked on charges of resisting
arrest and being under the inf luence of
LSD, with ba il set at $625 and scheduled
to be in court today_
Patrolman Bob Goode said he arrived
at the Ala r.Ioana Apartn1ents Saturda y
night in response to a report of a nude
man and found F uerst lying in the centrr
of a crowd o~ trnanL~.
The officer said he scu/fled \Vith the
sli ppery suspect for about two minutes,
dllring which lime the collegian tried fo
jump in to !he apartment swimming pool.
During the melee. officers Randy Nutt,
Ron Palmer, and Sa:n Arnold joined in
trying to quiet the inroherent suspect and
finally gOt him into a patrol car.
"! love you." he \vas quoted a~
shouting, while his flailing feet belied the
sentiment.
Investigators said Fuerst continued to
bounce off !he walls of the jail holding
cell -trying to dive down the commod e
-and was finally removei:l to a padded-
type fa cility after much struggle.
Sgt. Gary Shull and Officers Jim Cor-
rales jol ned with the lhtee other
patrolmen to shift Fuerst lo what might
accu rately be tern1ed more com forta ble
quarters.
3 Fir1n s Lose
PO Boxes Over
Por11ography
Fiv" Southland firms dealing in ·what
sorr.e :.ulhorities call.'51nut have had their
post office box pri vileges stripped. !hot
C.S. Postmaster General announced tr>
da~·.
Three additional firms in the east were
namer! in the press release fro 1n
Postmaster General \Vinion hi. Blount,
who took" the action following legal
crackdo\\.'ns on the firms.
Each of the dealers has either been ar-
rested or indicte d on charges of l'iolating
fede ral or state pornography statute~.
said Blount, and he \Va s acting under ex-
press administrative authori1y.
The law pennis denial of the use or
rental boxes to individu<Jls v.·ho use then1
for immoral or improper purposes, .11
defined by postal attorney:s.
Site's Up Creek
Beach Fig hters Enter Beauty·
Hy TO.\! BARLE\'
01 I~• Dt llf "'"'' ~1111
Southern Orange Coast campaigners
seeking to obtain public access to Salt
Creek Beach todav have turned from
JegJl brie! to bikini ·brief in their efforts.
They\·e musterrd to the cause cur1y
Susan \Va!Jace. a sun-bronzed 21-year-old
Jass from Laguna Beach. The Salt Creek
campaigners h<ive entered r.liss \\'al!acr
in 1he Orange County Pres Club's annual
"fl.liss Orcop'' beauty pageant.
She'll join the Oct. 13 r ompclition
against nine other Orange County
beaulie!I v.·earing the banner i;ash of
"l\liss Salt Creek Road."
But Susan won't be thinking strictly of
Susan whe11 ~he puts hrr eur\"es on stage
at the Grand Hotcl"s OU Broadv.ay \V~:.t
theater 1n Anaheim.
She says st1c 11'ants tli •1t title and the
hurrahs that go v.-ith it for the "Save Salt
Creek,' campaign. To be su re, the cro1rn
;uut the prizes !hat go \.\"ilh it arc for
Su.~an alone if :-he wins; bul the honor
Jnd the pub!it1!y shc"5 determined to
Australian's
Co nf csion 1'old
In l\iosqu c Burn
.rr:Rli:'Al.l'.:\I •AP1 A polir"
~up:-1·1n1tndcnt lo\d a ,Jl'r11~all'n1 eourl l<l·
<1,1_1 !hilt a young i\ustr;11i;in my ..,ll e had
('Jnr1"~~cd :setting f1rr to !hr Al Aks .• h
,\lo~q•·e 10 Old .Jenisal<'nl to cleilr llir s\te
for the rebuilding three nr Solo1non·s
T!mrlr
Supt. David Ofer ~aid tlllcharl Denis
Rril>11n. 21!. !old lh e polite in a stale1nenl
Jf1er l1 is arresl.
··About a "·eek after I arrived 1n
.Jeru.•n!em I disco rered a Scripture that
~aid that one person will be called by God
10 build the temple and therefore I dec1d·
cd God \\"anted me to build this temple.
Thert'fore ii I am the chosen one to do
this. I will hal'e to prO\'e it by destroying
lhe mo~r,ue. If this 1vas Cod"s will , then
tic 11·otlltl allow me to do it."
Th!' Al Aksah tl.1osque was btult on !he
s•tc '11 Solo1non·.~ Tenople . and she \l ail-
111 ~ \\'rill nearby IS the la~I re1nnanl ul !hr
l1•1nplr, Tiu• s1!r 1 ... al~o r ... l:;n1"s !hll"d
holll'sl ~hri nc bt•c;111.~c ,\Jo,;)f'1ns hrllr1 r
lh:-it 1l1e l'ro1>he1 iltvhanuncd <J<>CC'ndt•d
11;!0 hP.uven fron1 lhtrc.
Rohan is a 1ncn1bcr of a Ch ri<>ti:<n ~rrt
1vhich IJelievcs that the r.Tessiah cannul
come until 5olomon"s 1'tmple is rebuil t
0;1 iu: original silt.
Blood Specialist Dies
Aft er Heart StD"gcry
NE\\' 'YORK l\;Pll -Dr. \V!lliam
Da n1a~hck, noted bl ood s11eciall~I. died
t()d:iy :ii JO Oi a 111 in ~I I. Sinai Mosp!!;il
;:ftrr undergoing open hc11rt surgery nn
S::lnrd;1v _ l>an1::~hck 6!1 .. ~Uf lerrd a ~1roke 1as1
\\"ednl'sday during a he111 a1ology con-
tercncc and 11 as operated on S;1turdey by
;i 111rdital 1ea1n headed by Dr. Denton
l oole~. 1.hr hearl lransplanl surgeon
!1't1n1 llo11~ton .
...
share v.•ith the people \\"ho put her on the
tltiss ORCOP campaign trail.
Pri1nc architect of that bit nr
n1aneu\·cring is Brennan • · He v s · '
~lcClelland , a former champion surfrr
\\'ho's been making big and angry waves
ever since the road v.·as abandoned by the
county lo the Laguna Niguel Corp.
Opponents or the county·s abandonment
of Sall Creek Road ha1•e hit headlines 111
court hearings, eye-catching bumper
stickers and the raffle for Joyce Clark's
painting of "Old Salt Creek."
They "l"e got Sl ,300 in the kitty, a \'ast
fund of goodwil l. a band of supporters
1\·ho are \1·ork1ng their legs off and now -
Susan.
··Hut this doesn "t rnean that we're in-
jecting any levity into our battle for
recovery of 11·hat 1ras taken froin us,"'
1'tcCJel!ar11t as~cr1ed . "\\"!!look on th.is as
JUS\ another ...,·ay of ensu ring th.:it nur
rausc sta~·s in the pubti~ eye and
<'\Cr)o11c a11arr of the issue and our
argt1n1rnts \.\111 say rnorc powrr to us,"'
1\1tC!etland and the Salt Creek cro\.\·d
h1·1ir1·e 1hr\· have a 1vinner. And thcl"'re
1h1nking ol .the can1paign a.s a 1,1;hole:not
JU~t Susan·s uniQue contribution to tl1e
rau~c
AnJ 1f Su.~an \I in;), ~o n111('h the bctlcr,
boll1 for her and for us." he savs.
She·s taking rxcf'llenl crcdc.nt 1alo; intn
1he Prc.~s Club contc~t. A final ist in thr
:\l1ss Califonria \\"orld competitifln -and a
highly regarded tund1date \n th~ r.ti.«;
Phologcnic ba ll lc , she isn't lacking in
rtferencrs
0,1.ILY PILOT SIU!""-"
SUSAN WALLA CE EYES COUNT Y BE AUT Y CROWN
Hoping to Win One for Old Sa lt Creek Road
Tl1e Ca st of Hair ~J .).) Our CXjll'\"l ad1 IC l' I ~ a.J ~o
\\Orth n1oney. hut \\r. don't
ch11rgc.
Doesn 't Sl1op Here \rhethC'r you·re look ing for
sonieth ing trad1t1onal or conven -
tional. 1rors ted flannel. shark·
sk in . herr ingbone or Dengaline,
you·l1 find our :i;e\ection as fine
as anv in 1he area, as current
a s t hi~ 1norn1nt;'s J\"eu• 'York
T1111es. ,\ cnrrful look through
J·"or one lhing. the !\e\!. port
Reach Pollc e Departnient "ould
probably take a d ini vie11· of 1!.
Like u!', tht>y"re a bit old.f;;~h·
ioncd.
\nu 1n(1\' h ri \(' n<•t1r rtl in !)ii'
p;:ipf'r 1h:ll" r('('C'11tlv l1eld ··pop-
ro<'k"' f!'.'~t11·;i l 11~.~ a1lcnded by
O\,'..'r 1:-i.000 kid.-and about JOO
of the1n \1·cre naked. \\le hope
this trend doesn't catch on . It
doe s nothing for our business.
At. Bid~·ell 's \\ e"re excit ed
about trends of a different sort.
l.ike the \\'ider lapels you"re
.~ccing this season. The 1ncreas-
1ng use of stripes. The gro\\·ing
populari\.\· of I.he double.-brea~t·
<'d bla7.<'f .. ·\nd flf rourse, th!':
:-hnpccl s uit \or " ... 1Jhoue11c, ·· 11
~·flu prefer) -1101\· c\·idenl in
('\.Cl)'lhini:; fro111 lei sure 11ear lo
1hf' tnfl~I lr;idi!i(lnal clo1h 1ng.
'.\lakes you look 10 pound ~ light·
or.
f'o:.s ilJly ~o·J ·r c bee n so bu:-y
\1atrhin.t! 1he ~tock ni;11J.:C't l11.11
,·ou haven't c1 en not1 cerl lhr -e
1rend" nut 11c"I\ b:-1 th!.' 111111;u11
111 your life rrr1a111 ly Ji,,,
\\"01ncn not ice such tlnng ~
,\nrl they c<1rc. They c<ire 1€'~~·
about the :-.tock n1arkct -1o1s
lon g as )"OU can atJord to take
lh c111 lo l~urope \\"hen they're in
lh e n1ood . (Aren't they aJ \\·ays?)
\\"ell, we can't finance your
trip to Europe, hut we can see
that you go in style. Our fall
su;ts range in price from $95. to
1 011r r<.1t•ks is sui·e In turn up
~ntne plec1 sHnt .<.ur pr1ses.
Co1nc in and hrOl\.-:.e <ill r1<11·.
',\ t• npen <1 1 9:30 a.Jl}, !·lo)-r. ~l
.1 '.{0 p,ni. (9 p .1n . on 1-0 r id a_1 s).
i:or a lunc:h break 1ve suggest
Berkshire's, \Yood y's or Tale of
the \\'hale.
And we also have a sugges.-
tion for the nudists of the v.·orld
-UNITE ~ Then get dressed.
Il"s good for bu siness. And it
may even keep the police off
your back.
Jacli Bicllvell
:M67 \"In 1.ido al .:\e" 1mr1 Ill HI.. :\'"' porl llrneh
Parki11,i ror R ~ lftfth\' f'nrs H!li ''011 01\ n. ~on· npcan f'rldn~· .:-,·ening~ 11nri
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Laguna Bea eh
!)ITION
Today'8 Final
N.Y. Stoek8
*ORANGE COUNTY, CALI TEN CENT:
South Coast to Halt ·Small --Hos·pital Boom?
BY RICHARD P. NALL
01 !~t OtU~ 'ilot Siii!
An alletnpt is lil'ing niadt! to head off
;it the p<iss -\Oluntanly -a pro-
llferation of s m a 11 privalely-ov,.ned
hospitals in the burgeoning southern half
ul Orange County .
Horrible e.xan1plc·s 1.:1ted al Friday
meeting arc what has happened to !he
rcsl or Orange County. lo Lo.~ Angeles
L':>un1y :ind lo the San 'Francisco area .
Orf1c1als at non-profit South Co ast
. Community Hospital (SCCHl hope Jn.
:.iead to plan for the medical future.
The theory is that because of their size ,
in terconnection and support ing facilltiei;,
Jllanned big hospitals can not only keep
pace ~~ng-medical expertise and
rncdical needs but can hold down it s
rapidly-i ncreasing costs.
Toward this end, a summary of a study
of the medica l needs of southern Orange
Cou n!y was presenled to medical of-
ficials, county officials and the press at
SCCll.
The study ·was by the firm of Slone,
Marraccini and Patterson.
It projects to the year 1990 anci
estimates that hy !hat lirne 1,170 general
hospital beds wilt be nedcd to serve a
population estimated at 551.000.
1·he service arca dealt .,.,•ith -abou t
l1al[ a countv -embraces commun111cs
from Crystal Cove to San Clemente, fro111
Laguna llills to San J uan Capistrano.
The study recommends expansiOn or
SCCH tn 2i0 beds as its ultimate size .
The se<'nnd hospital recommended on a
40 to SO-acre site would serve the
rnush rooming Laguna Hills-Mission Viejo
-1..aguna NiAucl area. It would ultimatc-
ly gro""'• in planned increments. to 600
beds.
1'ht' third , and l;ist hosplla l in the plan,
would .~Cr\e the San Clemente -San
Juan Capistrano -Capistr:ino Beach
area. II would be designed for ultimate
expansion to 300 beds.
TI1r minimum starting size or either of
lht' other two hospllals recomn1ended
W'lUid be 150 beds.
Th".' fly 10 the ointnicnt -as far as the
S<.:Cll ~dvanee planning goes -is the an·
r.ounced construcl1on of two proprietary
tprivalcly owned! hospitals.
One is to be built al Sa n Clemente. The
other is to be built in the flt iss1on ViCJO
arf':' l'n 1he old Saddleboick College site.
Gen n Haffey, adniinist rator of Lhe Sa n
Cl,,men1e facili ty, said gradin& is now un·
derway. He attended the Friday meetln&
He said J.130,000 has been sptont for th•
prooerty and \1'ork ""ill go forward. J1
ultimately is to be 250 bed.~ with 150 ti·
tended care beds, Haffey said.
"'Ii 1t wasn't for proprietory hospital~
fi!!in_'.! the gap, where ""0t1ld we be. al far
a~ t.ealth ca re beds? I'm not opposed to
11(ln·profit. hos pitals, I've been in the
business 33 years on both sides of the ren-
(Ste HOSPITAL, Pagt Z)
Linl(letter Blames LSD in Girl's Death
Bra11d Na111e "Pot'
Countain Seized
In Drug Capture
A Seal Beach man ""'ho customs agents
allege was capture(! in San IJiego waters
\11th a boatload of .:ontraband -in·
rl11 d1ng the fir st known 1r:.demarkr1I
niar1Jllllna -today awaited arra1gnrnent
111 federal court on smuggling charges.
Agents \\'ho boarded lhe cruiser
npcratcd by \\'illian1 ,J. '"\\'illy" Lenahan,
"!.7, ol JZJ 11th St., claim they seized 154
po!inds of high-grade marijuana. more
than 1,000 drug pills and a quantity of ap-
parent heroin.
The capture: during predawn darkness
Down the
Mission
Trail
Fire Station
Pact Approvc<l
:\11SSION \'IEJO -r\ contract has
hcen af}Proved by the Board of
Supervisors to build a fire station in
illlss1on Vie jo.
The conlrat•t ha s been a\\·arded to
Theodore J. Peilrok to build !he station
;it a t'Clst of Sl 18 ,300. The constniction
11as postponc<l la~t su1nmcr because bids
11ere !no high . II h:id been rstimated that
111r station could he bu1ll ror $100 .000.
e Mf'mber Holl• Close
SADJ)LEl3A CK VALLEY -Charter
1nrn1bcrsh1p 111 lhe Sad<llf'back Valley
Busi ness and Prnressinnal \Vomen·s Club
\1 ill close at !he Tiiursday, Oct. 9
ineet!ng.
New officers "·111 be in1roduccd at 7:30
p n1. event in Royal Savings and Loan.
Leading the organization's f1rst year will
he r-.1rs. Pat Toner, president : Mrs.
Dorothy Pearson, vice president and J\1rs.
fl larlcne LaVer\u, second vice presidenl.
'\vlurciay v.·as the fir sl invoh'1ng a bo;;1
~1nce Operation Intercept -I hf' l' S
l'f:JL:kdoy,·n on marijuana -'"'cnt intn r!-
ll'CI three weeks ago.
"Oh man, Will y's 1nessing with the leds
and they don't play around," an ac-
11ua;ntance v.·ho heard the ney,·s in a
Sun!.cl Beach liquor store Sunday \\'Cl~
:ieard to say.
Authorities Y•ho trailed Lenahan's 211.
foot cabin cruise r from ~1exiean to U.S.
\\'ate r<J, then overtook it in a Coast Guard
vessel. said the marijuana seized v;as in
41 packages.
handruJ of pesos. "'ith a broad smile on
J1is face.
"El Comprador," v.•as the brand na me
-1'he Buyer.
"Ne Hay Mejor." was the added slogan
-None Better, authorities said.
Besides th e major marijuana haul.
customs agents Y.'ho boardetl Len ahan's
bo;.t said they found about a half·pou11d
ot Inn powd~r believed lo be heroin, l.000
nrange pills v.·ith an oriental m;irk 1ng on
f'3Ch, 35 apparent LSD lable\s and Ill
h:ishis); smoking pipes.
LPnahan -v.•ho at fir st lnld 111·
'rstigators his address was ""'htrever his
recent!y-purchased boat happened to be
<locked -was booked on the federal
charge and held without bail.
Authorilies announeed Sunday that they
~.elie\•e the price of marijuana and heroin
in rnajor U.S. distribution «nlers ha~ as
much as doubled in some cases.
This would indicate the stated in tent of
Opera!ioo Intercept -driving the price
i;k y·hi gh -is being accomplished , hut
The tradem ark showed a ~lexican man
~landing beside a marijuana plan!.
r l111ching a fistfu l n[ dollars and a
dru,g scene .sources have denied 11.
"Gcn('ral)y the. pr ice has almost douhl·
ed ." said •1ne fcd er;il in rcstl~atnr , "but
111:uc im porlant is 1h;i t much nf ii IS
una vailable or extremely sc:irct'."
~farijuana is repo rtedly scarce in Nt'w
York, nonc.xistent in Miami, a n d
J::f'l1erally or poor quality -grown in the
t-.li<hrest from '~:ild \Vorld War I( hemp
plants used in rope producti on.
A drug scene source said Sunday,
ho\lo·ever. that no one should ever pay
more than $25 for a lid. or half ounce
QU~ntity, even in the ~·orst pot famine.
UPI T1!Hht'9
FALLS TO DEATH
Di•n• Linkletter
Mets Natio11al
League Chl11n1111
Nl::\V YOHK (:\P) -N~w Yori.:.,
n1n;izi~1g j\.feL~ ('Onlinued one nr b:1sehnll's
most fantastic slor1es fllonday. whipping
Atlanta 7.4 and con1pleting .1 thrre-garne
)i weep of the !)lunnrd Braves 1n their bcSl·
of·~ playoff for the National League cham-
pion shi p.
Tom1n1e Agee. Kcn Bos1,•:ell an<I \Vaync
Garrett all hit honic runs a!! the :\lets
came from behind 2-0 and 4..J deficits
for thei r biggest vi ctory ever.
Nolan Ryan. a hard·throvnng nght·
hander, replaced struggling young Gnry
Gentry 1n the lhird i nnin~. pitched nu1 nf
a h1g 1am and took credit for the vic1or~1•
Hank Aaron and Orlando Cel)('da earh
had !W{)orun homers for Atlanta.
.I o n Ian Foil~ Plo t
Go,· en 1111 c 11 I.
A,\1)!1\.°'I, JfJrdan I A.I?\ -11·rc i.:overn-
111r11t annnu11t'Pd today it has lorle<I ";i
plot against !lie sccunly 0f the kingd om ··
The announcement di d not make clear
wl1ethcr the pint \1·a.<; a11nc<l at
0verthrrJ\V ing King Jlu,<;scin's govl'rn·
n1cnL The statement said the plot wa:i.
planned by the leadership of the hanned
Liberation party with the backing of
Israel "aod those 11.·ho arc behind the
enemy."
Daugl1te1·
'Murdered'
Witl1 Drugs
From \\"ire. Ser\ icr.'I
I IOLLY\\1000 -Art L1 nkletter hla1nes
1.Sn f11r the Ur ttth of his 20-ycar-old
tl:1ugh1i:r.
"It \1·a~n ·1 5u1 c1de.'' the star of the
H1)USC P;irty tele1·1s1on show to I rl
nr1rsn1cn Sunday. ""because she wasn 't
hrr~('lf. It "·as n1urdcr . !>he was
r11udrered by the people "'ho manufacture
and sell LSIJ."
Diane L1n~lelter plunged fron1 the
kitchen \lo'indow of her sixth-floor aparL-
rnent Sa turd ay as a fr iend, Edward
Durston, tried to grab her_
L1nkletter, 57, said he had known for
six months that she was part of a Holly·
\l'ood group I.hat erpenmented \lo'i th drugs.
She had !old him earlier about a "bacl
trip" with LSD, and was under the drug's
effects again wh~n she died, he asserted.
"She was a glr! "'ho wa s not psyc hotic,
not l!ndrr treatment, a happy girl with no
n1 onry !roubles,'' Link !etter said. '"She
ha<! rroblcms tlurt teens have had since
11n1e hegan. Bui LSD gives l/1c111 a "'ay of
a1·n1<ling fneing up to those proble1ns.
'"Y1iu add I.SD lo a girl "'ho is
so111cwhat crno\1oncil and dran1atic and It
r·;111 be di saslrous. Siie told me about tak·
1111; il, about her bum trip. She felt she
\\<ls being driven out of her mind.
'"A parent can do little in a case like
this," Link!etter said. "No one can do
anything about it, except lhe young peo...
pie thcn1seJ,·es."
f\fl~s Linklettrr. the youngest or
l.in klcttcr's fi ve ch1ld rt>n, was preUy and
1:-ilked alx>ut a llollywoocl cartt-r. Her
lather said she had some singing Jobs
pl.inned.
Out~ton, 1.7. !olrl poller r.11s5 L1nklctter
h::itl as ked h1r11 1n co1ne to her apartm~nl
l'nd;iy "'here they spent the night tal k·
ing She was rmotional and rlesponde.nt ,
c11nt·crncrl wi1h her identity and her
rnrecr, police quoted f)urston a.~ saying.
Urup.s aspect~ or the ease are still
h1·111g 1nvestlgatcd , po!it"C. said .
Private funeral services are planned at
Friresl Lawn r-.fcmoria l Park.
Linklettcr and his wife, Lois, ""'ere
notified nf the death in Colorado and
returned he.re Sunday.
On July 15 John Zweyer, ~3, husband of
Linkletter·s oldfstt daughter, Dawn, 29.
shot himself in t~ head. He reportedly
wa11 de pressed over his i:isurance
business.
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SUSAN WALLACE EYES COUNTY BEAUTY CROWN
Hoping to Win One for Old Seit Creek Road
She's Up Creek
Bench Fighters Enter Beauty
IJy TO:\I BAHLE\'
01 t1o1 Dtol, ,llot S!oll
Sou1hern Oranjle l'nast ca1n paignC"r11
seeking In obtain publ ic access lo Sall
Cfeek Beach today have turned froin
lega l brief to hikini hrief in their efforts
Tht>y'vc musterC1:1 to the cause cur1y
Susan Wallace , a 11un·bronzed 21-year·old
lass from Laguna Beach. The Salt Creek
campaigners hav e entered i\1iss Wallace
in the Orange County Pres Club 's annual
"j\1iss Orcop" bc<iuly pageant.
She·11 Join the Oct. 13 competition
against nine other Orange C.OUnty
beauties Wl'aring the banner Sash Of
"~1iss Salt Creek Road "
"'ho are working lhe1r legs off and now -
su~an .
'"But lh1s docl'in 't mean that we're II'!·
jccting any levity into our battle for
recovery of \l'ha l was taken from us,"
f\I cCle!land asse rted. "\\'e look on this as
JU5t another WHY nf ensuri ng that our
cause stays 111 the pu blic eye and
everyone awa re of the i:;:sue and our
arguments will say more po\lo·er lo us."
~fcClc\lanrl and the Sall Creek crowd
belie\'e they have a winner. And they're
th inking or the campaign as a whole , not
just Susan 's unique conlribulion to t~
cause.
·· An<I if Sus11n wins , M much the better,
both for her and for us," he sayl'i .
e l'll1u!O• Cla•• Set
i\t!SSION VIEJO-Physical ritness and
body building evening classes for men
;;:1d \V01nen will be taught at Saddleback
Colh•ge s tarting lhe "'eek of Oct 13.
Complex or Metroports?
But Susan won't be thinking strictly of
!'usan when she rut.o; her curves on stage
at the Grand Hotel's Off Broadway West
theater in Ana heim.
She says she "·anti; that title and the
hurrah.~ that go wilh il ror the "Save Salt
Creek" campaign. To be su re, the cro\lo'n
and the pril.Cs !hat ~o with it are for
Susan alone ir she wins; but the honor
and !he publicity shc·s determined to
t;hare with the people who put her on the
Miss ORCOP campaign trail.
She 's laking excellent credentials into
the Pres:i. Club contest. A finali st in lhe
Pt1iss Cal ifonria World compcl ition and a
highly regarded candida te in the ~liM
Photogenic battle. she isn't lacking in
rererences.
Cia ssc~ arc open lo all adults an d high
~cl1onl gradua tes in the college dislr\cl
Hcgistration will be from 6 p.m. lo tO
p.m. Oct. 8-9.
e 2nd U'ork•hop !~et
CAPISTRANO VALLEY-The seeond in
a series of work shops outlining the
specific function s of parent-teacher units
will Lake place Wedne.sday Oct. 8.
Sponsored by the Capistrano Unified
PTA Council the information courses will
take place from 9:30 a.m. to 12 :30 p.m. in
Serra School aud itorium . The discussions
will continue on Wednesdays through Oct.
22. All parents are welcome . Child care is
a..-ailable.
e Pnretrl11 1lleet ot1 Y
l'AflDL~::BACK VALLEY -El Toro
11n.i l\1 !'<~1on Vie jo p<iren!s of boys in the
fo11r:h t!1rough six th grades are invited to
~lend in formal ion meet ings tonigt to
plan form ;il1on of new Gra V groups.
TI1e mct'11n~s "'ill be held al 7:30 p.m.
II! Rnya l Savings <i nd Loan in El Toro
ilnd 111 Rroon1 A <'II Mis.~inn Viejo High
/Sec MISSION, PPge !)
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Press Asked to Leave • Soutli County Airport Talk l/l
Dy PAMELA HALLAN
Of "'• DlllJ' ,, .. , lltll
Tdcas running the gamut from an
enlarged airport complex to a series of
small metroports were tossed around
Saturday at a meeting of the South
Orange County Airport Committee.
~changing ideas and providing in-
formation for the group which opposes
the u~e or El Toro as a commercial
airport were John K i 11 e fer , ad-
minlstratlve assistant to Fifth District
C<'ur,ty Supervisor Alton Allen and Berni e
Tiernan. assistant to Fourth District
County Supervisor Wi lliam II. Hirstein.
Con1mlttee chairman Harvey Stearn
askej the DAILY PILOT to leave before
tht meeting commenced, saying that lhe
speaker.i fell that because or politica l
overtones of some of their comments,
tht'y would not be able to spc.ak as freely
if a nicmber or the press WAS presf'nl.
Kille1er. later 11aid it. wa~ tnie th:it he
l'lnct Tieman would nol have bfen able to
_~peak as freely but asserted !I ra! no!hinR
\Vil~ ~a id during the meeting that couldn't
ha1•e ~en said before the press.
Repo1ring on the meeting later. Stearn
said thnt both Killefer and Tiernan in·
dice.led an interest in a metroport or
feeder system as a possible answer to
Orafllte County's airport needs. lie stated
that Orange County is the second largest
in tha state in population but has one. of
the smallesl areas. "We're approaching a
point where a large airport wouldn 't be
feasible because of population deii:siti:v.."
said Steam .'' As tirne goo !XI lM qUtio,
J;i 11tJ will become more . .aOd"'"fpo-
t.i bitive. ". ·,J ~
He said that.. rt would .appea r th:il · a
meln'j)Ort sy :i.tem might be a better idfa
in th;it it could reed' commuters Mi h1r~e
il1rrorts ~·here continrnta~ and in·
ll·rco1.finental llighl~ woo ld be'avail.1ble.
Stearn also reported that !¥'ase two of
1t stuc;ly approved by !he county BIJ.trd of
Sur>cr\'i.~ors in April "'ill .~oon be.brought
fb-the board ror funding . This sl\ldt is t.x-
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<imining thr feasibili\.y of using El T(lrO Prime architect or that bit of
Marine Corps Air Station for commercial maneuvering ls Brennan ' ' H e v II ' '
purposes. McClelland, a rormer champion surfer
"But it 's no secrel," claimed Steam, who's been making big and angry waves
"th2l, although th e supervisors voted for ever since the road w1s aband8ned by the
the study, they may not nectssarily county lo the Laguna Niguel Corp.
believe it would be feasible." Opponents of the county's abandonment
Another study discussed at the of Sall Creek Road have h1t'bu.dtlnea in
mttling, according to Stearn, was one court huringll, tye-catching bumper
rnnc!uclcd by the military on a large stickers and the nrfOe ror Joyce Clar\'s
numher or military iMtallations to see if paintln1 of "Old Salt Crttk,"
it would be economically desirable to sell -,1. They've got ,t,30!) in the ti;itty, • .. vast
. them and relocate in Jess densily r tund r1 goodwill, a ~nd of suppocler~
popoi;itcd areas, St.earn said the speaker:ii 1 """red them that II that ,..,. Happen<d Stoek lffarlretS
10 E1 Tom it wruld be a Iona way fn the
future.. NEW voftK (AP)·-:-01-1-ues
S!eAm ~tressed the fact ,that the display~ sOme •tren&th Jn an otherwise
m""!tng represented only a discu.sslon of lelhargic !lock market late thb af·
opinions, no recommendationll were ternoon. Trading w11 slow. ( See
m111ie. quotations. Pa,es 20·21 ).
Str.'lrll said he left the meeting feeling Prices ed ge< up lo U1eir best level of
()f.!ln1i~tic that the chancc..o; of El Toro lhe day 111: early afternoon, then slipped
being made 3 public airport are very back. The !)ow .Jones aver11gc of 30 Jn.
~lfrn . (lust.ria ls at 2 p.m. waa up 0.92 at 809.n .
Orange Coa•t
Weather
Sunny skies and \lo'armer temp.
eratures are on the horizon for
Tuesday along the Orange Coallt,
with the mercury reaching up in·
to the eighties.
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Reqtaest Claa11ged
Pyne Castle Fate
Before Planners
Tht controversial Pyne ca~Lle Issue
l\\11 he ba ck 1n lhe laps of Laguna Beach
plt1nn1ng C(lfllJlllSS IOllCrs r-.1011d:1y nigl1t
after a round tr11i Ji Jill the cily council
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HOSPITAL • • •
C<'," Hatley s~iJ. ·
Barkers of the t.1Jss1on Community
lfosrital at f.1ission Viejo announced last
1vee!\ 1hal a S3 million ~ntract for con·
~1ruct100 has been awarded lo Sunset
Guilders of Anaheim.
Thty ha\'C announced that the first
phase is lo be 126 beds v.·ith an ultimate
250-heJ facility on 1• arres.
Vi ':'lor C. Andrews, chairman of the
SCfll board, Friday called the long-range
r~e1·,.\0p1nrnt plan [or general hos pital
tarilit11'S ··;i r~1rc opportunit.v for <1 n el-
Jcrhve :.vstern of hc;:ilth fa cilities."
·'F.ver)one ha~ lo give up a little
l'!utoncn1y:' he said .
It had bct:'n expla ined by Jack Van
7.a nten, \\'ho he aded the two-month ~tudy.
1hal a joint board or directors <:oul d be
C"r<'~ird reprcsenlative of the Iota! area
:-.tr\·eJ hv the non-profil hospital system .
He sl1ggestcJ there might be 27
m<'r-.bers. \\'ith nine from each area.
In a strong app<'al for the _pla n.
And rews called the si tuation that eiusts a
rare opportunity. "We have almost half a
county where 'ft'e can start from scratch
and plan for all time ," he said.
Andrews said the planning could set the
pace for the rest o( the U.S ..
Questioned later, he sat~ tha.t the
blossoming of smaller hospitals in the
service area could efectively kill the long·
term planning. .
Withdrawal or the planned propr1etory
hospitals \11ou\d have lo be voluntary,
Andrews said. "It's a free couory," he
sald. "But il would 1nean the end of any
proposed pla ns such as these."
Aft.er the Friday presentation, Dr. \Var·
ren Bostick, dean or the California
College of Medicine at UCJ, called . the
plan "a unique opportunity to do things
right."
Said Bostick," The University of
California "'ill look with great pleasure
oo this type organization as a prototype
for Orange County. Our intentioo is lo
look outward towa rd basic facilities f1:1r
1he training Ql a total health team ." ..
Dr. Bob Combs, chief administrntive
bificer for the medical college, said after
World War 11 there were 10 aging
hospitals in San Francisco. He said :
"We tried to gel a half dozen or five
(modern, larger facilities). Now there are
eight new ho.'!pitals in Sa n FranclSC{I. It
rnade me sick to see this ha ppen. No ooe
wou ld gl re up any prerogaLives or
than1bers.
Follo111ng '1~orous protests from
lll'JghbOrs of tile J!illtrfi:il 0 r I Ve
landmar k. off1clals o! C a 1 v ·a r Y
E1-ange llcal Free Church, 1vh1ch .purL·ha~·
r d lhe 64-room inansion in hope of us!n~
11 for a Christian Jay school, 111oJifietl
l!1r1r request and said they 11 :iuld Sl!tlle
lur a prc-scho,,I fur todlllcrs, church ol·
J ices and a s.'.lnctuary Hl the th1rd -llo11r
billl room.
They would continue to use the. re·
ma inder of lht budding for the con1-
mercial apartment use. the council was
informed.
But the mod ified requesl srill met op-
position from residents who feared
church use would create traffic and other
problems in the neighborhood.
The council returned the revised plan
to the planning commission for a new
recon1 mendatio n,
Alsu 011 the !\1onday evening agenda is
11·ha t :1pparcntly 1\•111 be the finale of ;i
clcbatc over Richard D. Burrs req11cst
for a variance to add 32 units !;i !he eli-
i~ting eighl apartments at La guna Shoal~,
1601 S. Coast Highway.
This had bro~ght protests from own~r~
:1! Lagun;i Sands, a 32-unit coopcrat1\'c
;1partn1eot developinent at 1585 5. Co<iS~
I Jigh\vay .
Both properties attain access from Vik·
ing Road. a narrow . oceanward elilension
of Bluebi rd Cany{)n Road and spokesmen
for the Sands expressed fear that the pro-
posed development would create a
serious traffic problem .
At a Stpt. 2J study sessio n. planners in -
spected the site with representatives of
the Sartds and appeared lo arrive at solu·
tions to some of the polentia\ hatards.
Planners also are scheduled to act on a
request to rezone the 2'.'i-acre Laguna
Canyon Annex No. 3, the city's most re-
cent annexation, from R-fl (residential
hillside) to M·IA (light industrial), in
keeping 1vith the zoning of conllguous
pro perty along Laguna Canyon Road.
This is routine re-zooe. a planning
department spokesman said. Under lhc
city's zoning code, new land acquired by
annexation comes io under the R-H zone
and then may be re·zoned as required by
the area.
Another agenda items is a request froin
Raymond Benford for increased densi1y
in a proposed apartment development at
615 Wilcox Wa y. Benford s ee k .~
pennission to build 12 one-bedroom uni1.~
instead o( lM eight 2-bedroom units now
permitted.
$10,000 Blaze
Slveeps Mansion
autonomy.·• I:\__ Li J
• Hospital Planner van Zanten .. ,.ld, :'. Uu nda sle
'lcvery effort must be made to
discourage ineffective facilities that are
not µ,art or the coord inated effort."
He' showed a chart of ex i!iling hos pitals
in Orange County , some very sinal!.
"This js ridiculous," he said. "A grouping
of these into larger units would have done
a much better job of uu\itlng health man-
po"·er. I hripe 1\ doe~n·t hiippen here."
Van Zant en als(I sairl !hcrr could ha\ e
bef'n 65 acute hospi1als scr1·1ng se\'en or
elghl million p('rsons in Los Angelrs
Counly I 11·1t!! pl;inning l.
fnstrad. hr ~aid. !hPn· <1rr 2fl:l hosp1l,il~
1v1!ti 1;,9 ol ttu:n1 bclo11· !he recon1 n1r11drd
liO beds.
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1\'llSSION . • •
Schoo!. \' ci1rrctor Stc1·c Crun1n1ett an-
nounCl'd
Gra v· J;fOllP~ cmpha!i1ze interaction
!let11'""ll boys through !;roup part1 c1pat1011
in el.-•c1ions, cC1n1ping. sporl s and other
aclh·ities. One Ja1her leuri~ each group,
no uniforms are 11 orn and boys of ;ill
back;;rounds. races and crerd~ are in·
\'ited. accordinr, to Soulh Coun ty Y dlrec-
tO'I' Roger Carfer.
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A $10.000 blaze swept through the ~C·
cond floor o( a Linda Isle mansion
Sunday.
Firemen said the fire at 1he R. D.
Olmst'..ad home. 52 Linda Isle. was ap-
parently caused by a small child playing
\l'ilh matches and candles.
:-.;o u:1,. was injurrd .
llou~ck~cpcr fllargarc l S1n1pson , n1
1·hare" vf the household '4'h1!e r-.1r. and
!\!rs. O!mstr.pd are racation1ng 111
J:uror c. called firen1en at ;_ihout 2 p n1 .
T11·<J !:re engines rc~pondcd . It 11 ;15
l=eli"\'Cd to be the flr~t fire of l O\l·
~equc:r.cr on the ex clushe, 111111<:
lr;isrtio!d residPntial island.
I :r:-1 v black ~111okr forrrd f1rcnH'11 10
r''"1 !']:~l'.H1I gear E1rr~OIH' 1n thr l1tl1•"r
~a:. safe ly oul:.iJc 11,hen liremen arn\ed.
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PUTTING THEIR BACKS INTO IT, OWNERS AND HELPERS ATTEMPT TO PULL VW FROM SEA
A Nylon Rope and Two Chains Later, Battered Hulk Beached at B•lbo.'1 Wtd9t
Tl1at's No Love Bug
VW on 'Resc ue Mission' Pulled From Su.rf
By JF.RO~I E F. CO l.Ll!\S
T110 tern·ttgcd boys, lT<.J1. i ~~i:: about
G.1lbna 111 a \olk i;\1<1ge11. 1liriugl1t thry
heard a \101nan ~(Tean1 so1ne...,·hrrc nn
the beach shortly bC'fore nudni1:ht Satur-
day.
So they raced to the rescue -in the
\'olksv.·agen.
Se1·en hours later. Richard A. ?o.lislrel
and Stephen G. Davis, both 16, finally got
their car out of the surf.
And they ne\'cr did find a11r S'-'reami11g
1\'11ma1L
Newport Beach police said today the y
1lno 't kn ow 11•hat they'll do about the
, a.~r. '4'hi ch ln\'Oh'<'t: 0H1cen•. lifrg\lards.
hel pful l3a!bo;1 r<'sidf'n!s and lint-1!1 y a city
tra<:lor befo re the car 11·as at la st pulled
Youth 011 LSD
Escapes Death
In Suicide Try
A ~ oulh who told police he had taken
I.SO anrl wanted to end /us hfe. csc:iped
111th 1ninor injuries afte r throwing
himself in !runt of a car in Laguna Beach
early Su n<liiy.
A!an Pratt Perez, 20. of 949 Pere grine
P!acf, Anaheim, ":a s transferred to
Orange County Medical Center after
1reatmt>nt for abrasions al South Coast
Com1nunity Hospital.
Driver Larry £\rich Cole, 26 .. of 1fi8l
TeJmar, Anahein1, told pol ite ht• 11as
~ou!hbound lo thr 1100 block of S. Coast
Highway ;it approximatr!y I a m. Sun-
day, \\'hen the young niao j11n1ped nut 1n
fronl of his ,·ehicle from between !wo
parked tt1rs-lie W<>.'i unable !o stop in
li111r to ;1vo1d lulling the rirtin1. L'Oll•
said
noctor~ ~aid Perez was "nn a !rip,''
police rrpor!cd. 1old thcn1 he had tJkcn
LSD aod wanted to dJr.
Blood S pPciali st Di es
~E\V YOH\\ 1crr1 -Dr. \\'dhain
lJC1l1'd!>hek. Tl()\cd blood ~pec1alist. died
111d;n ;i! 10 .0i a.m. 1n r-.11_ S1na1 Hnsp1Lal
:1f1er undergoing open heart surg<'ry on
:--·1turd.:n .
frn111 Ilic rising tide just 11·rst ol thc jetty
at tlie B11!bua ',\'edge.
The 1wo hoys, appar<'nlly concerned
1ha• police mighl not bcl\e\'C !heir story
;ibuut the n1yi.1eriou sly sc r eaming
11 01na11. did their besl lo ~ho1'c their car
ou! of the sand by themselves until about
5 a.m.
Tht n the tide came in. The
Volkswagen. ""'hich, like all cars, isn't
al!oY:ed on the beach, began bobbing like
a cork in the water. The boards young
' r-.lislrel and Davis had stuck under the
1\•heels for traction floated away.
The !!arbor Di~lric1 was ad vised of 1he
problem . They touldn"l help fro1n the
Sl'<i. No winches.
The da1rn. 1neanwhilc. had co1nc up
like thunde1', the surrs pounding l!l·
tensified, and a crowd ga1hered .
F'ioa!ly, the city }ard 11•as called. /I
tractor rumbled to the seen<'. a chain 1\•as
attached to the car. The chain sna pped.
A heavier chain \\'aS pul into ser1·ice.
After some clanking, a little rattling ,
lots of splashing. and some shuddering on
the part of the Volks11•agen and f.fistrel
and Davis, the car began emerging from
the sea. A beachfronl residtnl, rising early , saw
the boys -and their Volkswagtn -los-
ing the baUle with the sea. He called
police. They lried hauling the car ashore
11•ith a ny lon rope.attached to police units.
The rope stretched. The car didn 't move,
except up and down.
The crowd cheered. f.1istrel and Davi5
didn't.
Their Volks11·agen \\'as a mess.
Bumped, battered and sOoke<I.
They went hon1e v.·ith friends . The
Volkswagen stayed b~hind in a garage .
Mesan Takes Wild Trip
-Into Jail Cell Toilet
A naked. mud-caked man screaming
rnessages of love for his captors Y.'a5
Jailed Snlurday night after an alleged
I.SD frolic, finally halted by a squad of
fi1·r Costa fl.1esa polictmen.
He latt'r tr it1:! to e~cape by diving into a
ill!l t ell toifat but 11as unsuccessful, in·
1 c·stigators s11id.
floge r A. Fuerst, 21. of 5JO \\'. \\'ilson
John A. Bumbera
Services Slated
nos:irr \\'ill be recited iit 7 30 p.m.
'l\1ri:da}: in St Ca !hrr1 ne's Catholi!"
L"h11 rch. Laguna Beach. for .rohn A. Bum-
hf'r~. 621 Sc.,:i1·1c w St. who died Saturday
111 lhc L;iguna Bea ch Nursing Home at
1he age or ';"6 .
. \lass \\'Ill br cc!rbraled 1n St.
f';itherin!''s ;it 9 a n1 . \\'e<lotsday. follO\\·
r rl b.v 1ntcrn1!'n t 10 Holy Cross Cemcter)',
Lo~ Angr!cs.
Bumbera. a phannac1sl for 56 .vears,
1\a~ bon1 1n /'<'nnsyl\'ania. had llved herr
!'>1nre 1945. Ile was a member nf
\1nrrican Legion Po~\ 222 in Laguoa
llrilrh. thr \\nights 1)1 Columbus and Hol~·
\.11nr So(·1c1v ;111d 11 a~ J life 111embcr of
lhr El k~ Club of Braddock. Pa.
I If' I\ ~\If\ I\ !'cl by hi~ 11'idO\I', ~·1;irgarrt ,
(11 Ill\' ho111r : ii d:1ugh1er, :1-lrs. ,\\ ~la1i:r
ol Sant<i Ana . ;i son . \\'illian1 J. of The
ll!l,l!!l r. 1111ll;111rl. ;ind by four
grandchildren. Elsie Ann Buinbcra and
:-;rpp, :O.likrl ;incl r-.largareL J\-laier.
SL, 11·as booked on charges of resisting
arrest and being under the infl uence of
LSD, \l'Lth bail set al $625 and scheduled
to be in court toda y.
Patrolman Bob Goode said he arriv ed
at the Ala flioana Apartments Saturday
night in response ta a report or a nude
nlan and found Fuerst lying in the center
or a crowd or tenants.
The officer sald he scuffled wilh tht
~lippery suspect for aboul two mi~utt's,
d11nng \\'hich timt the co\leglan tried to
jump into the apartment S\\'immiog pool.
During the melee. of£icers Randy Nutt,
Ron Palmer. and Sam Arnold joined in
I rying to quiet lhe incoherent suspect and
t1nally got him lnto a patrol ca r.
.. \ love you." he 1vas quoted a.5
shouting, while his flaillng feel belied the
senti1nent.
Jn\·estiga tors said Fuerst continued lo
bounce off the 111alls of the Jail holding
cell -tr:-ing to di1•e dO'ft'n the commode
-and was finally removed t<> a padded-
1) pe fac1li ly after much st ruggle .
SgL Gary Shull and Officers Jim Cor.
1 .1!e" J<l!ned 11·iU1 U1e three other
patrolmrn to s\uft Fuerst to ~-hat mighl
;1ccuralrly be termed more comfortable
quarters.
Ice lander Takes o,·er
BRlSSELS, Bclgiuin (AP ) -The
:\(1r!h Atl antic Counci l announced today
~l\at Emil Jonsson. Foreign mini ster of
Iceland. h3s assu med the council's
pr(·~idcncy .
·n1e shift took place Sept. 17, and ht
ll'ill ser\C for a year. He succeeds \\'est
Tl1e Cast of Hau~
Doesn't Sl1op Here
For one thin.;:. lhe :'\c<;i,·port
Beach Polite Dcpartn1ent v.o uld
11rob::ihl y 1ake a din1 \'JCI\ '11 1t.
1.i:-~· u ~. 1hfl~ '1e a bit ol<!-f;i~h -1
ion rd
\·nu ni;iv lir1\e noticed in 111e
p;,ipcr lhal ., recent!)' hel d "'pop<fl
rorl(' fc~tiva l 1vas attended by
O\•?r 15,000 kid s. a nd about lt'll'l
of the1n \vere naked. \\le hope
this trend doesn't catch on . It
does nothing for our bus iness.
Makes you look 10 pound;; li ght-
er.
Poo;s1bly yo·_._·,·c been ~o bu~y
\1·atching the stock n1::irkel th<ll
\'OU haven't even noticed these
'trends, But \1·e·11 bet lhe \1·on1an
in your life certainly has.
\\"01nen notice such things.
:\nd they care. They care less
about the stock market -a s
long as yo u can afford to take
them to Europe when they're io
the mood. (Aren't they alway•?)
Well, we can't finance your
trip to Europe, but we can 1ee
that you go in style. Our faU
suits ranee in pMce from f95. to
L1111cl1 Cost s
By Trustees
Thi> high {'0$l of kitchen help '4'i11 he
pondered by Laguna Beach .5Choot
trusle<'s Tue~day night.
Not enough student s art eatint: at tht
caieteda£ al Aliso, El fl.tor ro and Top of
the \\'c rld Elementary schools, 11 ith lhr
l'esuH th<it labor cosls are aniounting tn
as r!1uc:h as 46 pcrtfnt of !he school~'
cale!cna budgets. The proportion should
he at.r ut JO percent, according to
Suprr1ntendcnt Dr. \\111liam Ullon1 .
Tie El f\lorro cafeteria has 1he h1ght'st
patronage, serving an average of 126
n1eal~ a day, but al Aliso. onl y 98 meal5
are se,•·E'd, Ullom said. Since it takes six
J)('O!'I'! lo pre pare for about 320 meals and
r.ich school has its own cooking f;icililir~.
!he operation is becorr:ing too costly.
Trustees are expected to co nsider th!'
rioss!hle use of cen1r.:il cooki ng laeiltt1c~
tr.r 1::" three schools. Part of U1e pro-
blem. 1;Hon1 ::iairl, inay hJvr bren 111 -
(·•·ea~"' in school lunch cost to 45 trnt~
this year, coin pared with last year's 40
t'ents .
Thl' si!uatloo 1s heller at tht hi,e:h
~l'ho~I. 11here ;iJn1ost half !he students
p;1l•·or,ilc the cafticria, consuo1ing 4i5
ni::'als a Ja.v . 'l'hur~ton lntern1edia!I'
scho1r has 1he highest proportion of
c·afetcria p:itronage, serving 295 n1eals
dr.ily.
Also on the agenda for tonight's school
board meeling al 7:30 in the district of.
!ices, is a report on the h igh school"s
n1ini-course project. Stuart R.abinowit5h,
president of the Progressive Education
Club and assistant principal Don l\1illtr,
ad vi~or for the project. \\'ill outline the
n1ini-cour se program for tn1stces.
~fini-courses on subjects requesled by
1hc students arc presented during tudy
h.1!1 prriods al the hig h school.
Trustees also will hear or a third a!-
lempt to secure funding in the amount of
approxim ately $75.000 for b no ks and
mlt~rlals for !he hi,~h school library. Two
\1re1·1ous appli cations for feder al fun ds
\1-hict: arc allocated by tile state lia\'c
be!'n turned down .
Richard Goode
Rites Tuesda y
Se rvices \\"ill be held at 10 a.m. Tues·
day iu Sheffer Laguna Beach Mortua ry
Chapel for Richard R. Goode, 67, of 32771
C3spiar. Sea Drive, South Laguna . who
ciied Sllturday at South Coasl Community l /o~pi(al.
Founder and presidenl of General
Carbon Com pany of Los Angeles. Mr.
c;OO<'t had livtd in California for 4a
ye::r~. the past seven in Orange Couo ty.
Me 1vas a gru duate of both De Pauw
cind Purdue Unive rsities in Indiana and a
n1ernber of Phi Ga111111a Della.
Sur\'i·;ors include his \1·ido1v, Hence ,
lll'O brotl1ers. Dr. Damon Goode and Dr.
Frank Goode, both of Indiana; and three
llister~. r-.·trs. Dorothy Nelson of F!onda :
~lrs. ~tarjorie Feeney of Indiana and ,\1rs.
Carcll·1· Pollet of Connect1euL
ln1ern1ent \\"ill be at ~lelrose Abbey,
Anahe im.
Disgui sed Bon1b Rips
]Harketplacc, Kill s 1
TEL AVIV (A I -A bomb packed in "
box of fruit an<I placed beneath a parked
trutk exploded 1n a cro1~·deJ marke~ in
the to11·n of Afula today. killing a man in
the truck rah and inj uring 23 ot~rs,
police said .
Se1·eral of the inJ ured, including
children and Arabs, \\'ere
in serious condition, Police
up aboul l[)() Arabs for que s·
-..1·01ne11.
reported
round{'(!
lioning.
$155. Our expert aavice Is a ll!o
t\·orth money, but ~-e don't
charge,
\\"he ther you're looking tor
~o mething lradiUonal or conven·
lionaJ . )tOrsted flannel, shark-
s kin. hc?ringbone or Bcngaline,
you'll find our selection as fine
as any in the a rea. all current
as th is morning's Ne1v \'ork
Times. ;\ careful look through
our racks is sure to lurn up
:.ome pleal)ant surprises
Come in and bro11 se all day.
\\-e open al 9;.10 a .n1., close at
5:30 p.m . \9 p.1n . on f'ridays).
y.-or a lunch break \l'e suggest
Berkshire's, \\loody's or Tale of
the Whale .
And we also have a sugges·
tion for the nudists of the world
-UNITE! Then get dressed.
It'1 good tor business. And it
may e ven keep tbe polige off
your back.
Jack Bidwell
At Bid\\1eU 's "'e're excited
a bout trends of a different sort.
Like the v.'ider lapels you're
seeing this season. ThE! increas-
ing 11se of slripes. The gro\\·ing
pop11lar1ly of 1he rlouble-breast·
rd bla?.r r. :\nrl. of course. 1he
shRprd !'Ult tor "silhouette." if
~011 prcf(>r) -no1v e1idenl in
e1·rr.rth1ng froin leisure "·ear to
!he mos! tradit ional clothing .
:1467 \-la Udo al !\•a·porl 81•-d., """l"'rl Bea~h
P•rkln• for •~ man~ car!' al' ~'OU o1'·n.
"o"· open J'rlda~· l!\'l!nlnJ!• unlll 9 p.n1. ••I-(llH -·-.... t1 14__, ht1fl ... (•II ........ (1l~lt!I.. 5~1111,_, •• ... ,,.., U.lf _ ... ,.,, ., ..,.11 _,_. -11'111
rt1 llllllry ........ -. U.M .....,"'l'f'· FIREMEN TOSS BURNING MATTRESS FROM HOUSE
Blait Sweeps Second Floor of Linda Isle Home
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Monda)", <ktobtr 6, 196~ L DAIL V Pil ot 3
Billy Graham Says Nation 'Sick and Sinful'
Only the fa1th,ru1'1 presen~ ls sparing
an outpouring of God 's wrath on a sick,
sinfu l Amenca and the most patriotic acl
of all is therefore conversion, to help
bol~ter the odds, The Rev. Billy Graham
warned Sunday.
"It JS more patriotic lo con1e t.o God at
this moment than anything I can think
of," declared the popular evangelist at
the climax of his 10-day rally series in
Anaheim Stadium.
Victim Dies;
Pilot Faces
Murde1· Rap
"1urder charges now face an airline
pi!ul \1•ho today is rapid ly· recove rin g
from an aborted suicl<le allempt.
r-.1atthcw C. Malkin, -19, is listed ln
salLsfactory condilion at Orange County
Mrcli"a\ Center, the hospital in which his
alleeed victim died Saturday night.
f'ollrc Sunday slcppcd up their charges
againc;l l\1alkin rro1n assault with in tent
lo commit 1nurdcr to suspicion of
ni urrler.
They accused l\1;il kin of shooting Mario
R. Glick. 49, of Santa Ana , in the head
shorll} nfte1 the pilot discove red the
nude Glick lying on the bed in the apart.
ment occupied by Terri l\1alk1n, 45, and
the couple's three daughters. The
l\lalkins have been separated for the pasl
ytoa r.
Investigators said Malkin fled from the
shooting to a nearby coin \Vash he owns
in p.:irtnership with his estranged wlfc.
He w2s later found unconscious, ha ving
tied .:! plastic laundry bag around his
head after inhaling highly toxic fumes
from a cleaning solvent.
Officers said the weapon alleged ly used
in th,. shooting was found in P.1alkiJt's
pockE't.
Pilot Neivs boys
Treated to Day·
At Disneyland
ll took four buses lo haul the DAILY
PIWT "family" lo Disne yland Saturday.
An afternoon at the ?-.1agic Kingdom
was the reward for carriers v.·ho had
earned points through gaining new
customers and giving their regular
i;ubscribers super service.
A total of 165 made the trip, one of the
higgest outings ever staged for DAI LY
PILOT ne"'·spa pe rboys, ;iccorrting to
f.1 ilan Leavitt, DA ILY PILOT circulation
manage.r. He got lO m<lke 1he trip, too,
11n<l pl;iy "dad '' to the big l<!n1ilj'.
Mi ld Quake Nnrl ges
Da111al:!cd Santa Rosa
SANTA ROSA. C<!li f. tAP) -A milrt
earthquake nudged S;inta Ros<! briefly to-
day Jn the aftem1ath of three shakers
Jasl v,·eek that did an estimated $5 million
damage.
The latest tcmblnr r('gis1ererl "about
three ;ind three-Quarters" !hf' Uni\'ersiry (Jr California Seismograph Laboratory an·
nounced, rrferrinJ; to the Ri chtrr scale of
earthquake in!enslty.
Records were broken threie limes dur.
ing the Anaheim revival crusade, with
56,000 persons present Sunday , bringing
lo 385,000 the IO-day total.
More th an 2\1,000 searched their hearls
and scul.s as the North Carolina preachtr
gave his message -then made the
pilgrimage to his pulpil and -hopefully
-a new life.
''Many people 'are-coontitia on the fatt
that God, if"there i.1 a0G001 la not the God .
revealed in the Bible ," said tht Rev.
Graham, "but it makes no difference how
our concepts may change.",
"C.od hasn 't changed,'' he continued.
"And God is not only a GOO af love -
fle is also a God of justice," the Rev.
Gr:aharo added, warning that juslice of a
ho1rible na1Urt bas been rained down on
olfending nations in I.be past.
"Sodom, Gamorrah, his chosen nation
.Israel, and Germuy, the cradle of the
Golda "Back Home'
Israeli Prime J\1inister Golda l\1e ir receives a warm hu~ fro1n a
pupil in lhe f\1ihvaukee school she once attended. Mrs. J\1eir is on a
tour of the Urtited States.
Seal Beach Now in Act
Over Sunset Annexation
Huntington Beach city officials today
r:nthusiastically endorsed a tv,·<rday
he~ch litter cleanup plan set to begin Fri-
clay at Bolsa Chica and llunti ngton state
bcache:;;.
OrPrnig hl camt1ers intcscs ted in clean-
ing up beach litter h;ive Ix-en \nvl1e<l tri
beton1e a part of "Johnny llorizon Coun·
trysi::le Days "
Thr California Ouidoor Recreation
t.caguc (CORL> and !he State Parks and
Recreation Deparlmenl are cooperating
in the two-<!Ry campaign, a part of a
statewide movement to clean up recrea-
tion areas.
"\Ve v,•ill c!o everything y,•e can lo aid
these private citizens in this worthwh ile
endeavor." said Vince Moorhouse, llun·
ting\on Beach director of harbors and
b<!achci>.
The city pl 11ns to videotarie the beacheii
hefore and after the cleanup f'fforl, ac·
cording lo Bill Rttd, public infonnation
officers.
\\'h:Jc the lwo slate beaches ;ire not
under the coolrol of the city, the com·
munily has long had eyes on them and is
engaged in a campaign lo get manage·
rncnt rights to lhe six miles of prime
beach fr om the state.
The CORL plan calls ror camping
participants to slay overnigh t at Hun·
llngton Slate Beach and to do their
cleanup work there and at Bolsa Chica
beach just sou theast of Sunset Beach.
U.S. Foundations
To · Play It Safe
With Tax Reform
\\"ASHI NGTON {U PI) -The n at ion·~
foundations, which give ;iw<!y $1.5 billion
a year, said today they V.'Ol.ll d be
restricted to such safe projects as su p-
porting ball ets and symphonies rather
than fighti ng slums and air pollution If
the llouse's tax refonn blll becomes law.
The foundations sent the Rev , Thoodore
1\1. lfcsburgh, president of Notre Dame
University ; Jonas Salk, de veloper of the:
Sal k polio vacci ne : Whitney Young, presi-
dent of the Urban League ; former
Johnson ad minis Ir at to n adviser
~!cGCQrge Bundy and 19 other presti gious
Americans before the Senate Finance
Committee to argue their cause.
Under attack were provisions in the
Jlouse bill which im pose a 2,5 percent tax
on t.he income: of foundations, require:
them to give away a ,sum equal to SO per·
cent of the ir assets every year and
restrict them from engaging in "any at-
lcmpt to lnflucnct·legi!laUon" with their
vast funds.
The restrictions wtre wr itten into the:
JTouse bill Jn response to disclosur~
Mme family foundationa had taken ad·
vantage of their tax exempt stat.us to
become tax haven1 and that ,!!0!1\e had
f'ngaged in eootrovenlal undertakings -
including the voter registration drive that
helped Negro Carl Stokes become mayor
of Cleveland.
No Place Like Foam
Merrimon A. Cunnil'lggim, president 0£
the: Danforth FoundaUon of SI. Louis,
;irgued in legtimony prepared for today's
hearing against the restriction on foun ·
dations' po_litical activitie!I.
He said they "alanned'' foundation!!.
''To play !lale, foundations wou ld fee l thal
!hey must eschew working in any field o[
the 50Cial sciences, pcrhap!I also the
humanities, and even lbe: natural 8Ciencea
/\ nude model \vatches her nudity d isappear beneath a i;ea of foam
during the .filming of a television ~C?mmercial in West Berlin. Gim·
mickry is I.he name of lhe advert1s1ng game the world over, and the
covering of na kedness is a definite gimmick. ..
RefonnaUon," he explained.
The Rev. Graham said he and his wile
literally fell in love with the people
Ora nge County Mid the Southland, so 1t
was with a heavy heart tha t he dealt with
what may be in store.
"Win God spare America?" he asked.
"God did not spare the angels. He cast
Lucifer oot of He:aven," he said.
The: Rev. Graham said God did not
even stop at condemning hls own breloved
gon Jesus, who died on the cross in agony
for the aina of all mankind.
"\Viii God spare you?" he asked dark·
ly.
"It is dangerous lo be in a meeting like
this and not turn to God," the Rev.
Graham concluded, then made his fin al
altar call, Wggi.ng the tearful repentant
down into Cftllerfield.
The North Carolina evangelJgt who
began his caretr 20 years ago wit.ha tent
Carbon Monoxide Blnmed
meeting what Is now down town Los
Angeles wil l preach ne1t weekend in San
Diego.
He said he will lhen return home t.n
l\-1nntreat, N.C .. to prepare for his next
crusade in April, 1970, in Dortmund,
Germany.
That series of crusades will be telecast
11nd tramlated for viewers in 14 Europe.a.a
cilles .
Death on Boat Probed
Orange County Coroner's deputies 11).
day are invest igating death of a Fullerton
man on a boat eight miles off 1-luntington
Beach Sunday morning.
eve ryone on lhe boat had nearly passed
out, but herself, when sht. began steering
the boat , searching for help and found the
Longfin.
Those aboard had apparently assumed
Peak died of a heart attack, but coroner's
deputies said they are running lab te!ls
today fo!lowing the autopsy, and !hal hi.'
death was nol caused by a heart attack.
They said it "-'as probably an accident.a.I
death.
Conslantino'! boat was towed back to
Newport Beach by an Orange County
l{arbor district craft.
Prelim inary reports indicated that
George N. Peak, -47, died af a heart at-
tack whi le cruising to Catalina, but the
Orange Cwnty Coroner's ofrice today
denied that report, indicating death was
probably caused by carbon monoxide
poisoning.
Five other persons on the 2~·foot cabin
cruiser Mr. Moe were found by Hun.
tington Beach lifeguards to be suffering
the effects of carbon monoxide poisoning.
Army Scandal Growing;
They were first found by the pleasure
craft Langfin which radioed for medical
aid and stood by t.he disabled crew of Mr.
l\-1oe. Huntington Beach lifeguards were
first on the scene followed by the Hun·
tington Beach Police helicopter and a
U.S. Coas t Guard chopper.
Did Provost Sell Arms?
Lifeguards transported Denise French ,
38, of Tustin. her son Tom, 9; Byron L.
Stalons, of 2263 Rutgers St., Cos ta ~iesa
and his son, Brian, 12, lo }\untinglon
B;each Pier wh ere three ambulances sped
them to Huntington Intercommunity
Hos pital. They were given emergency
treatment and released.
J ohn Constantino, owner of l\1r. 1-1(}(', o[
-17 Balboa Coves, Newport. Beach. fir st
refused to be ta ken off his boat , b11t was
later taken to the pier by llun t1ngton
Beach state lifeguards in thr Sea \Vatch
when the Costa Guard heJicopter re porled
him steering nn •·erratic" course for
1'ewport Beach. He \Vas a l~o treated and
released at Huntington lnterco1n1nunily
Hos pital.
Mrs. French told lifeguards that
11 Cou ntries fl equesl
Skyjacks Outl awing
UNITED NATIONS, NY. (AP) -
Eleve n coun tries are requesting the U.N.
General Assembly lo ask all nations to
ou!law aerial hijacking.
In a letter today to Secretary-General
U Thant, the count ries asked that "piracy
in the air" be added to the agenda of the
auembly's current session.
\VASl~INGTON (UPI) -Senate in-
vestiga tors charged today the lorm~r
provost 1narshal of the Army used his
position lo obtain hundreds of confiscated
firtarms from police departments and
sold them for personal gain.
Phillip R. Manuel, st.al[ member of lhe
Se: n a t e investigations subcommittee.
tes tifi ed that Maj. Gen. Carl C. Turner
told police in Chicago and Kansas City he
\~oulrl l;ike the weapons bac k to
\VaEhington for display in U.S. Police
museums and for training of U.S. Army
ptrsonnel.
But l\1anuel said Turnr.r sold some of
the firearms lo a gun dealer in North
Carolina. He said 500 of the "-'eapons
v.·ere unacC<Junted for.
The bizarre story v.·as unfolded ;is the
~ubcommittee con1inued hearings into
Turner·~ activities. Turner ha.~ retired
fr om Lhe Army and rece ntly lost a
civilia n job \Yith the Justice Depar1ment.
:-.!anue.1 told lhe subcomm i11ee that
'Turnrr obtained both riflell and handguns
from police in Kansas City and Chicago.
The weapons would ha ve been destroyed
other.o;ise.
l\lanuel said Turner even arranged 1"
obtain some: of the firearms when he
went to Chicago 1n April and May of 1968
as commander of fede ral lrodpfi during
civil disturbances followin& t h e
assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King.
Jr.
Lt. Pau l Duellman of the Chicago
Police Department testified Turner cam~
to the dtpartment alone, in full military
uniform. He said the guns were placed on
a large table and "the genera l woulci
select which ones he wanted."
"We thought they would be turned over
for training purposes." Du ellman said.
The subcommittee also planned to al.
tempt to determine why Gen. Harold K.
J ohnson. while he was Army Chief ()~
Slaff. chose Sgt. Maj. William O.
Wooldridge as the first sergeant major of
the Army although Woolrlridge was being
investigated in connection with an alleged
report involving service clubs on Army
bases.
Johnson. now also retired, has said that
he knew nothing about lhc investigations.
An Army investigator testified last
'"eek that Turner "may ha ve had some
personal involvement" ill a 1967 attempt
by Wooldridge to smu ggle several casei
of liquor from Vietnam to the UnilN
States aboa rd Gen. Creighton W,
Abrams' plane.
Turner, V.'ho was the Army's 1-0,
policeman as provost marshal, was hired
this year by the Justice Department aa
chief of U.S. marshals. He resigned
recently as a result of the .service club in~
ve,li&ationi.
Lit P•t Flanders, ''Carefr1e's11
11Yl1·np1n •haw JDU the mail•
of aur new s1r11ch w!'
Come discover how.this new wig
s,lretohes to your head in airy com·
!DJ!. !l's eas y to b:ush the silky
modacrylic into many styles be·
cause it's razor·cut and.shaped
with contoured neckline. The soil
cu:Js a:e p:e·set. Just wash , d:ip·
dry and it's ea sy lo wear again .
Wig, slyro foa m head and carrying
case, 25.00.
SALE!
Miss Pat Flande11
will be heJe Friday,
October 10th, flora
12:00 to B:OO p.m.
in Ile Millinery S"alon
of our Newport s!Gte.
Buff urns ·
Buffum11' permanent wave
1 7, 5 0 reg. 35.00 peimaients
2 5. Q 0 reg. ~00 permanents
look your prettiest for all those spec.i•I
school •ctivitie1. Thi~ greet
ve lu• include1 1e11y "campus c:ut'' end
1tylin9 l"c1mpu1 c:ut" alane, 4.00 1.
Beauty Studio, ell store• exc:ept Merine
Buff urns·
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(Compilld by Ille Dt llw Pl"" Sl•lfl
Maye r Orville Hubbard of Dear·
born. !lfich .. is going to put a ne\v
candidate on the ballot in NO\'em-
ber -Sex. J·lubbard. ''dead se t
agains t sex education in o u r
schools," said he will ask the city
council to put proposed sex educa-
ti on guidelines on the next ballol
J t may help clear up a lot of ~ud
d1cd 'rater around here," he said.
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It \vas a n impressive soccer de-
bu t, a goal scored on the first time
out. 1'hen t)1e rookie 'vas kicked off
the Edge,vare, England , team. The
problem \\'as that Edge,vare Jun-
ior's ne'v player \\'as a girl, and in
England girls cannot play school
::;occer. Corrine Sa muel has been
benched and Edge,vare will have to
play its season opener again. e
r ;:-;,,,; · .. ~h~ :::": ~=: ~1
fa.rimu1n Secunty Prison like
i tJic work of dentist Paul /.filler ~
so 1nuch 23.'i of them have peli· ·~
! I 11011ed Gn u. Pend I.exalt lo keep r i
~~ hi m u1~ the job. /1111/er, who ha(L t 1 r. a ternoorary 1icensr, failed a 'I
Mood..,, 0,,,_ !, 1'169
If stale b
0
oord of dentnl l'zan1iner3 I ~ test a11d liis license expired. J
1 Lexalt said lilillcr could stay Un· UPI TelufMll1 .Jacltie's 1'1irious (Purple) t" t.il a rcp/ace1ncnt was found. ~ I· The inmates' petition said /11il· ~ l !er "hns bce11 an infl11endng r
factor T11 bettering mcrale."
' ' L!mcr::::i:L:;o:-=>:I~-;-;;""•·• s;x;•&• m J • There is quite a bone to pick on
Press p_hot.ograph.er Mel F'inkelstein ~pr~wls on pavement as Mrs.
J acquehne Onassis wa1ks by after fhppmg the cameraman with a
judo trick on leaving the Swedish sex film "I Am Curious" (Yellow)"
in New York Sunday. Aristotle Onassis left the theater an hour later
apparently unaware of the disturbance. '
a farm near !\1arion, Iowa. Geolo-
gists from the University of Iowa
said they are d igging up the fossil
remains of an ice age bison, a n ani-
mal bigger than tile modern Amer-
can bison. "Finding an entire skel-
eton is rare," said Prof. Holmes
Semkcn. who estimates lh~~east
walked the J\.·Iid\\'est 25,000"to ;,u,000
years ago.
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A! hr1 photographer husband.
Lord Suowdon, looks on, Brlla1n ·.~
Princess i\fargcret ta/l('s piclurrs nf
an ancient Lrm•ile in Ankgor, CtHn·
bodi.a. The roual couple is on a tour
of th e country.
Miss Terry Se ligma n, 20 of r>lt.
Unemployment
For September
Shows Huge Leap
WASH INGTON (AP) -Unemployrnent
in September made ils biggest leap in
nine yeani and r01Se to its highest rate in
two yean, the Labor Department an·
nounced today.
The over-all unemployment rose from
3.5 percent in August to 4 percent in
September, the largest increase since
September-October 1960.
TJ,e Bureau of Labor Statistic.'! noted
that unemployment nonnally drops from
August lo Seplt'mber a~ young y,·orkPrs
return to school -but il failed to drop
this year. Unernployment wa s up 365,000
over the month, y,iUi t"-o-fiflhs of the in-
crease among workers in the 20 to 21 age
grt•up"
Cat.holi es lo TC'ar Holyoke ('ollcge. \\"JS invited to be·
come n "h ro thrr" in the Drlta K~p
pa Epsill'l n frat t'rn1ty at all-male
Dartn1outh Co 11 e g e. 11te senior
from r\.1t1ck. ~1Jss. is one of 70 fe-
m ales on ;in exchange prog ram
'"'ho are the firsl co-eds to pcnetratc
the. rollege. !·!er victory for the fe-
male v.·as not ron1plctc. ho~·ever.
Because of a rigidly enforced na-
tional fratern1tv statute, shew as
granted only Social membership.
A ~pokesman for the bureau said the
riation's lev{'J of employment is at 1ts
highe~t in history and lhal the unemploy·
ment txiost signifies a slo wdo.,.•n in the
rJte of employment gr o'>'1h -mostly ln
the construction and government fields.
Down Bclf ast Barr icrs
Over thf' year. unemployment hns risen
by 350.000 renecting an increase or
150.000 for adult women and 100 ,000 each
tor adult men and teen -agers.
The actual number of unemployed
pcrsor:s in September tota led about three
million.
Heavy Snowfall
Freeze Warnings Go Up Throughout Midwest
California
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Scott Hints Thieu Tells Assembly
Breakthrough
111 War Due
Viets to Spell
WASHINGTON (AP) -Sen ate
JtepubUcan Leader Hugh Scott said today
there may be a breakthrough in the Viet-
nam war in the next 60 to 00 days.
The minority leader said t h e
breakthrough could OCC"Ur in either the
diplomatic or military area but that "I
would shade it a liUle toward the
military."
Senate Majority Leader Mike Mansfield
11aid, in answer to a newsman's question,
that he knew of no secret negotiation5
now under way to end the war.
Mansfield and Srott commented to
neowsmen before the opening of the
Senate.
They wer e questioned in light of Scott's
comments on televi,11ion Sunday in which
he predicted a change in the Vietnam
si tuation but detlined to say what fonn it
may take or how soon it may develop.
ScoU said be talked to the White House
today and il.3 reaction to his television
comments had not been "unfavorable."
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U.S. • Ill
SAIGON (UPI) -President Nguyen
Van Thieu said today that "in order to
help the U.S. government with its in-
temal problems," Sooth Vietnam is
determined to replace the bulk of U.S.
fighting units in 1970.
Thieu's 70-minute speech to the Na-
tional Assembly alluded to the increasing
U.S. criticism of President Ni.xon's war
policy. He said South Vietnam's aJlles
"don\ lack of mearu;, but of resolution."
"Wf!' have to lessen the heavy load by
the allies," Thieu s_a.id. "Today, we con·
firm to the U.S. government that we
~1:ant to do so."
.. .•• in order to help the U.S. govem·
ment with its internal problems and
minimize.the suffe ring bome by the peo-
ple of the United Slates we, the Viet-
namese people, are detennined to
repl?:ce the bulk of the U.S. fighting wiils
in 1970," he told the lawmakers.
He mentioned no numbers, nor dld lie
Identify what he considered fighting
unit.'!. The U.S. Command has said before
1970
that ocly about 100,000 of the 500,000 Gls
ln the \Var zone are actually involved in
combat.
Thieu's speech followed the same lines
as ar. interview of his vice president,
Nguye:n Cao Ky, published i.a the United
Staes today. Ky said the U.S. combat role
would be ended by the end of 1970.
As he has done previously. Thieu re·
jtcted a coalition government v•ith the
Ccmr.iunists and said an un conditional
cease-fire was out ·o1 the question.
l\ixon, Roger s Confe1·
WASHINGTON (UPI) -President
Nixon conferred for an hour and 20
minutes lOday with Secretary of St.a te
\\'illiam P. Rogers, mostly about Rogers'
conversations .,.,.jth other y,•orld leaders al
the l'niled Nations over the past ID days.
\l/hit.e House press secretary Ronald !,.
Ziegler declined to go Into retails about
the meeting.
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Tea Honoring
Patronesses
Queen of llearts (;uitd . Children 's Jl ospi1al of Ora nge Count y,
\\'ill invite Hs valued patrone sses Lo a c ha111pagne lea 1n the i\lonarch
Ba y hon1e of i\lrs. Francis l;. f''abinn Jr. at 2 p .ITL \Vednesday . Oct. 15,
'fhe affair. arranged by !\!rs. c:harlcs n obe rt s. ho~pit o lity con1-
n1 i1 tee chai r1nan. gives the guild an opportunity to express a s111al !
measu re of its gratitude to t he cornmunity-n1indcd ,,·01nen \\·ho each
year generously support the guild's fund -raising acti vi ties. explained
i\lrs. Thomas B. Flen11n g. publicity chairn1 an.
She ~aid !\!rs. Roberts \\·ill be assisted bv con11ni ttcc n1c1nbers,
the :'ll1nes. David .<\loon, Larry llunt, George ·Gade, i\cil I\elson and
l larold \Vire.
(;ueStS \\'iJI be \VC!Comed to the expansive ~1ed1terranean-style
hon1e of the guild president by the hostess along \\i th l\·Irs. Robert
Patterson, affiliate chairman and l\1rs. Gordon Forbes, membership
chairman.
Events which affiliate members helped support in behal[ of the
Children's Hospital of Orange Count y included the annual Robinson 's
spring fa shion sho\v, the CHOC J<~a1nily Fun Night at Di sneyland , sale
of Christmas cards and lhis fall lhey \vill present a Ilallo"''een dinner
dance. a Goblin 's Hob Nob.
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'--.. ' -Since the ho spital opened in Oc!obcr, 1964. n1ore than 17 ,000
pciticnls have been cared for <ind 1nore thci n 100.000 out-
pa11 cnt clinic visits reco rded. The hospital n1a1n tains an active and
expa nding outpatient dcpartn1ent \\·ith .spcciiilty clinics for children
\1·ho se parents cannot meet the ful! costs of n1cdical care. This part-
p 1,1· program is possible through fund s c:o ntributed to the hospi tal by
t 11r 1"1 \VOrne n's ~uild s of 1,1,·hich Queen of Hea rts \1·as I969's leading
c·n11 t ri hutor.
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GRATITUDE EXPRESSED -!\1r s. Tully Bro\\·n and fo.Irs. Robert
Patterson li sten to l\lrs. Francis G. Fabiitn .Jr .. presi dent of Queen
of 1-learts Guild, Children's J-lospital of Orange County liefL to
T res Osos Jo in A cf ion
Luau Launches
Fund Raising
Tres Osos Guild. a new group of ~li s sion \'iejo \1·omen d~dicat e.d
to U1e Children·s Ilospital of Orange Coun ty cause. are launch in~ th eir
fund-raising efforts ,,·ith a glamorous luau to ta ke place Saturday e1·e·
ning, Oct. 18.
Lake F"orest Beach and Tennis Club. decorated in side and out
1,1,·iU1 tropical plants. no11'ers. floating rafts and candles. ,,·111 be the
5etting for the affair 1,1,•hich 11·ill begin at 7:30 p.n1.
Couples "·1JI he \1·e!comed by island ~reelers 1rllo 11 t!I presen t
then1 \\'ith orchid leis before announcing their arr11·al •
.-\t midnight a n1oulh·\\8te11ng buffet . fealur1n.[! lfa\1·ai1an pit:"
and fi sh. fre.;;h fruit cornpote. spi ced ri ce and poi \\'Ill be enjoyed by
guests seated Polynesian style on mats at lO\\' tables.
Dance n1usic \\·11! be prO\'ided by a J-l awaiian band in costun1r!
and an hour noor sho\v a!so is planned. Extra attractions \\'ill be prizes
a\varded to those \1·car1 ng the be st native costumes.
Committee women planning the event include the J\tmes. John
?vfartin. "'ays and means: Michael Coll ins, luau ; Gratian Bidart. in-
vitations and l ickels; Thomas Reeder, decoration ; J ohn Parker. cater-
ing and food; Timothy L. Strader, entertainment; Robert J-laddon. wel·
con1e commi ttee; \\'illiam DeVries, bars and liquor. and Alan l\.1cMH·
Jen , publicity.
T icket s arc $15 per couple and entitle buyers to the buffet and
;ill other a l'lractions. ReservatJons may be obtained by contacting J\lrs.
Bidart, 83i.fl404.
right l as she reveals plans for an upco ming champagne tea hon-
oring patronesses. The e\'cnt . lo tnkc place at 2 p.ni. \\"edne:-d;•\",
Oct. 15, \\'ill be hosted by tfte pres1dcnl in her i\'lonarch Bny hr:l1 1\!,
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TROPICAL AnRACTIONS -Lovely Tres Osos Guild members
(left to right), the Mmes. Timothy L. Strader, John Martin and
J\Iichael Collins are ready to greet guests attending the guild's uir
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coming luau \Vhich will benefit Chi ld ren's llospital of Orange
County. The ~lawaiian affair will take place in Lake Forest Beach
and Tennis Club at 7:30 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 18.
Please Mother-in-law, She'd Much Rather Do It Herself
DEAR ANN LANDERS : Your advice!()
"Burnt Bernice'' .&tank. When my
mother-in-law comes over and starts
•·straightening things." I dG not ap-
preciate her "help." In fa ct. J interpret
her sudden burst of energy as an attack
bn my house keeping. The last lime my
mnther·in-law allcmplcd to "tidy up" my
kitchen 1\ look me a ~·eek to find the
sie,·c. I an1 still looking for the tea
.!ilra incr. Sin ce you oflcn use the phrase
P.TYOB, "'hy 1lirl you chicken out this
l~mc~ -DISAPPOIN'1 r.:o
DEAR DIS.: ~l l'OR is an admonition
rHervtd for interfering IYJM's. Yo Q r
mother-In-law d0t:s not qaalify. She
Aound1 like a hyptrthyroid, t.RkHver
dame who 1hould ht told in blu nt
lanpa,ce. "~lotber·r·r-r -I'd raUttr do
It myaelf !"
ANN LANDERS ril .
DEAR A:\N LANDERS: w a !II
fascinated by the letter si gn e d
•·Disgusted in Minneapolis." My heart
just breaks for those rich folks "''ho had
In sell their dream hou se in the subu rbs
because they couldn·l get an ybody to
shovel the !'inow, remove the screens and
stonn windows, do lhe gardening, pa int
the· garage-etc. l wonder who she hired
10 lick the stamp.
"Minnie'' was highly critical of "those
Jaey bums·• v.·ho'd rather be on v.·elfart
than ea m an honest dollar. She po.nts out
that our forefalhers didn't make this
country great by silting on their duffs.
Yrl she fa ils to explain why she and her
husba nd set on theirs -and ended up
selling their dream house ralher than do
the work themselves.
My husband and I own a 12 room home
on nine acres in a Boston suburb. We
bought a 1now plow and a motorized lawn
mower. We do our own gardening and
landscaping. We clea n the swimming
pool , keep the tennis court in shape and, I
might add, all th is physical exercise
keeps US in shape. Work is a remarkable
tonic for the MIUI and spirit as well as the
body. If more people did their own work
instead ol hiring it done, this country
would be infinitely healthier and happier.
-BUSY IN WALTHAM
DEAR BUSY : n ..... fl)f' a 1ptndld
leUtr. r.tl'lny ~It 1moslly from New
England I 11·rote to t:ii:preBa • slmUar potnt
of vie"·· bul you 1akl II bt1I.
DEAR ANN LANDERS: 1 am not long
In your country so please excuse the bad
English. For si x years I am li ving with
an executive who works for an American
company in Rome. lie i• delaying mar-
riage beeause his mother Is very
relig ious and 1 am a divorced woman.
Raymond was sent to America for one
year and t am with him as a visitor. I
read in the Stamford , Conn. new spaper
where you hel p people with problems and
I hope you will help me . Raymond is 1•ery
kind and generous and I love him deeply.
But his ha bit of disappearing for sr1·eral
da ys at a lime worries me greatly . I have
hecird it whispered that he has a
weakness for young girls. I am 37. \\'hen l
tell him if ~·e were married I would feel
more comfortable, he says I should not
listen to gossi p, that we are married in
his mind and this alone mallers. What
are your thoughts on my &iluation! -
ALD II'\A
DEAR ALOINA: "~1ind'' marriages of.
fer • woman -very llttle 1tturilf,
upeclally wm die ma1 kws Wt mbtd
fO'r 11evenl dayt 1t a lime. 11 It 11 ruUy
mania~e yo. want. you mu&t tell fb)'·
mond all or nolblag -and be prtJYred to
gambit .
Too many couple!( go from malrimony
to acrimony. Don·t lrt your nia rriage Uop
bl'fore it gets star1ed. Send for Ann
Landers' booklet. ":O.iarnage -What to
f.:ii:pect ." Send your request to Ann
Landers in care of this newspaper enclos.
ing ::.0 cents in coin and a long, stamped.
seH·addressed cn \·etope.
Ann Landers "''111 be glad lo hel p you
\\·ith your problems. &nd them to her in
care of the DAILY PILO'I', enclosina: I
5elr-addresscd. stamped envelope.
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J8 OA!LV Pll~ f;\ond1.y , October 6, 1%9
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&175 9
' Fontana I ~\ A/
__,n ______,
r~ontana vi llaJ v has created this great evening
dress -\vhcther short or long. Jnteres ling use of
Je,veled, o r con trasting elegant fabrics trin1 the
.:.quared·off look at 'the ar1nholes in front and back.
'fhc long: f10,1·1ng s kirt has a lovely soft flare.
1'he zipper is :>Cl In the center back and covered by
I.he deep inverted pleat and topped 1vi th a tiny bo1v.
1'he original 'ras rnade in heaVy double knit .silk
crepe and jc1vclcd in crysta l and silver beads.
Size 12, Ion~ vers ion , 1equires approxi1nately
~ 114 ya rds of 5·l"' fabric and 3;4 yard of 45 " fabric
for contrast. 'J'o order 61759 ; s tate size. include
n<'l me. address and zi p code. Send $2.00 postpaid for
each patte rn.
Send orders for books and pa tterns to SPADE . .\.
Box N, J)cpt. CX·l5. 1\'lilford, N .J. 08848.
INTRODUCING
FROG LOVERS
TO CHOPIN!
P'ARlNTS. DON'T WA IT UNTIL
YOUlt CHILD IS OUT OF THE
FltOG LOVEllS AGE IEFOllE
YOU GIVl TH EM THE GIFT OF
MUSIC-YOU WAIT AND IT
MAY IE TOO LATE !
Chl11lre11 i11 the flo11 lo~ini; 11091
1~·11 ore thit P••fKt O'lt for
ll'Clr1d119 music.
Yomoho, oh 11 ¥••" of r1t11orch
dni1111ed 1h1 Y ama h a Mus ic:
Courn to 011ur1 !hat a ll childr111
co11 11111•11 mu1ic.
Milljo1u of Yomoho q,oduo!t•
Ira"' o ll o•it• th1 worl d l••tify
lo the 1uc:Cl'll of th1 YAMAHA
MUSIC COURSE.
Yo11 de "ot ha~• to buy on i11 ·
tru..,ont, rh1r1 i1 no ham• 11udy
-just lot1 of lun lor you1
chlldre11 .... hllt lllf!1 leor11 music ,
DON'T DENY YOUll CHILD THI
CHANCI YOU MAY HAYE
MISSED IN YOUll CHILDHOOD,
Clos'-" ••• flow 111rolli119 -
•011't l DW plflnit 91•1 w1 a coll
0 11d let v1 1'1ew yow the whole
11o•y of t~e YAMAHA MUSIC
COURSE!
YOU• l lGG£ST REWARD Will
BE WHEN YOUR fAOG LOVER
LOOKS Uf' .1..T YOU ANO l (LlS
YOU .,. '"I G,,VE MY ~l!OG A
HEW NAME, Blt~HOYEN."
Don't Del ay-(;i/I Today
642-1844
YAMAHA
MUSIC SCHOOL
IN COSTA MESA
Cups Filled
By Guild
>1 u!.1c Tl1e:1tcr Cudd ri(
Sou th Co;ist Chorus and Light
Opera A~so<"iation, \\' h i c h
recently named J\lrs. l;oorge
Booth as its president , is plan·
nin g a membership COffte
open to the publi c in tht
Laguna Niguel home of ~1 r3'.
John Lawson ;;it JO 30 a n1.
·ruesday, Oct. 7.
All re sidents or the county
interested in s IJ. pp Cir ting
musical theater are in1 itcd to
<iltend the affair and may oh·
lai n reservat ions by calling
J\1rs. Arthur Scheele. 492·3890
or .\l rs. F'red Caton, ~92.f1671.
Serving v;ith Mrs. Booth the
ron1ing season "'ill be vice
presidents t-.l rs. Tom Peden,
11·ays and means. and ~f r~.
Se h c e l c , me ni b ershi p
chairman.
(lthcr ne1v officers art thl'
'.'111nt·~. Honald Birtcher and
Grorgt" Grupe, recording and
e or r<'Sponding secret.aries;
La11re11ce Peltier, treasurer.
and \aton. te lep hon r
t'ha irman. t.frs . Robert H ~11-
' 01 ~ 11;1~ ("hair man of 1h<'
110111111dl111g tommtttee.
Cake Decor [
Di scussed
Spons oring ;i cake.
dec(lra ting pr o gr a rn \\"ed·
nesday, Oct. 8. at 10 a.m. are
niembers of the Junior Sec-
tion, \Vednesday Morn i n g
Club.
The Costa 1>fesa homt of
Tl·lrs. Michael Giddings will be
the decorating scene. Tllrs.
.J ennv Denapole \\·ill instruct
n1('nlbcrs and their guests.
C:h;i1ring thP c\'ent arc t-.lr~.
l l,I \ ul Pup1wll and i\1 r ~ .
l':1tr1f'k Brr~n:-ih:in \\'elrnn1·
\•1g g11l'~t~ ;it thr rloor \1111 he
\Jr ... n11111?las Pa lly, lio~p1l.'.lli·
1~ 1·h.i11 n1:111.
Da nce Club
Square. Riggers S q u a r c
!)ancc Club "sv.,ings out"
cvc rv \\'ednesday at 8 p.m. in
the ·First ~lethodist Church,
Costa -r.1esa.
EASY-CARE
1/,,;/0l'lllJ "JUST FOR
YOU"
Sm•rt f•1hio n,, care.free f•brit;.S f••·
lur ing BARCO .!I nd other f•mou\ br1nd
no1nie~.
M111y 1tyl11 to choo•t from. '8 98
Soma•• l•w 11 •
Cathy's Uniforms
1767 N•wport lt.4.
C0tta Mno 646-5311 l.+.RCO
Fashion Artist Sketches Vivid Past TOPS Club
To Rally By JODEAN llASTINGS
01 111• D1ll r "•lot it1/I
An era when she W&3
i.:reating splendid ball gowns
tor royal oc(·a~ions was recall-
I'd by Ferne ~!\<!rs. Arthur)
\\1lllia1ns of Jl unungton Beach.
'Ille comely rnatron , who
al so was skelth artist lor
designers Edith llci.d a1lt.I lhe
late Adrian whtn !hey were
rhe aci.:l;iinietJ falih1un g 1anL~
1n this country, l":Jn"l sew a
stitch.
•. r111 ~1111 struggling to learn
how to plit 111 a rolled French
he1n ," she laughs.
Between 1920 and 1940 ~1rs.
\\"1lha1ns o"·ned a speci ally
design and dressmakin g studio
in Ottawa, Canada. Under I.he
name of Fernfashions, she
created elegant forinal gowns
for gold·platr dinnrrs, presen·
talions al court, the King 's
birt.hd ay garden party and
high.fashion weddings.
The forn1er Ferne tllcCrea
never used a p::ittern and some
of ll1c rnatcrial she "'orked
\1•1th 111ig·ht cost $30 a yard
even then .
.. \Ve had several fo11ns -
we called thcn1 Lizz!es -and
I ll'Ould drape tissue until a
~ty!e suited me. If a customer
had an unu sua l bu!ld -say
11ne shou lder higher than the
other -J would first cut a
cotton fabrlc ."
At that tirne the. shop was
contented to make $50 on a
nne-0f·a·kind custom gown ,
she said.
FAVORITE DESIGNS
\Vcdding gown!'! \\'C'rP her
favorit es to design although
hl'r creations \vere in de1nand
lor the an nual stat e :iHairs
surrounding the grand npenjng
of I.he Canadian Parliainenl in
Jai1uary.
The shop, Y.'hith en1p!oyed a
niinin1u1n of 2J seamstresses,
11'ould begin fittings in October
for the exclusive. in\·itallonal
pr esentation ball honoring the
King's representativl", cli1nax
of a series or social cven1 s.
Prince ol \\'11 les plun1cs for
tht hair -a n1us1 for the ball
-11·cre ordered two )"C'<irs in
;idvance f!"Olll South Africa.
::i n d l'rrnc 's o1h<'r
rP~ll011s1b1l1l1cs incl ud ed ad·
\ 1s1ng her custo1ners oo the
DAYS OF POMP AND GLORY -Mrs .. .\rthur
I Ferne) \\lilliams recalls days when, as one of Can·
ada's leading d es igners. she created gowns for gold-
plate dinners, court presentations and high.fashion
just·so length of their court
trains and veils. She also
taught t.he proper royal curtsy
to debutantcs belng presen ted
for !he first tin1e.
Ferne designed clothes for
Queen Juliana of I h c
Netherlands, at the tin1 c a war
refu11ce in Canad<1.
"She v.•as hard tn fll," F'ernc.
ret<ills .. "She 11•as sniall but
she had <i full !igure."
Jn her business she also
1\(lrketl i.:losely 1\·11h an t'il~er·
~'Oung pho1ugr;.iphcr 1111(1 l;.111·1·
brc:11nc n11tc d f11r his rol'l r;i 1t
v.·ork of the late fr';inkl111 Ji .
Roosevelt, \\l inston Churchill ,
King George and other heads
of state, Yousu f Karsh.
The talented widov.', mother
of Bruce t-.·lcCrae of Bel Air
and r.1rs, 1::dg<1r \Vhite of OL·
!<nv.i, le/\ Canada and return·
cd to her own country at the
bcfi inning of \Vorld \V nr !I.
~he 1\'l'll\ ln work for Edi th
ll l'<id ;111tl rc111<11nrd with the
~111d1u for three 111onl hs before
sh(' btt·am1' Lntnlly disen·
··h:1ntrd wi th 1t1e he cl! c
llollv1111<1d ~lTll''
li ll\. \0111·vllld11 ·1 c:ill ~11ur
soul your 01111. The y would ca ll
Mesa-Har bar Club Luncheon
Bids Sent Astrologist
Bu rto n tllor~r. 11 hD sur·
ccssfully thallengcd ! h e
~·c11·port Beach City ordinance
against teaching and prac·
!icing astrology. \\"Jll sp<'ak
before the Mesa·llarbor Clu b.
l!r is schedu led ;if\cr ;in
11.JO a.Ill. luncheon Thursday,
Ocl. 9, in the Hc1·erc l!nusc,
Tt1sl'ln
As tr olog y -For Your
Coffee, Sale
Planned in HB
Th~ Jlunt1ngton Beach hon1r
of ~1r~. Arnold Lindbcrt will
be the 1nret1ng selling lur
n1c1nbrrs of the Orange Coun
11· Association for Rf'tarded
Child ren . Larhes Auxll1ar~·
The \1 on1en are sr>0n.~onng
:111 1nforrn11I coffee and hou\1·
que ~ale \\'ednesdny, Oc·t 8,
/ron1 9 a1TI. lo l p.n1 .
to Speak i'\1rs. Rober t Adler of Sant a
Ana ·will host a luncheon Y nu r En1crt.3in1ncnt nnd n1eet ing of the Women·s Aux-
Belicf is the \~ay he \\di ll1ary to the Orange County
paraphrase a line fron1 a l'ha rma ceutical Association
radio sho1v \1'hcn he de livers \Vedne~day. Oct. 15.
A ~otia ! hour at I! 30 a 1n his address. 11111 precede the 110011 luochcon
fl.-lorse , a sy~t erns ana ly~t on 11 h1ch \\'ill be co·hosted by
the Apoll o projec t a~ North ~lrs. C. D. llcincy of Placen·
An1erican Hock\\·ell. is a ti.1
teacher of LI Strolog y. A n;,1t11·e Prrscnting the. program "·ill
Californian and I on g t i rn e hr a reprcscnlatJ\·e from
Balboa resid<'nt, he l~ a POll"er"s i\1 odc!1ng Agency.
gradu;ite of Occidcnlal Col lege "ho 11111 :.peak on self im·
"'here his father, Virgil i\1orse prD1·rrncnl.
"·as head of the math depart · Auxili ary n1ernbers no1v are
n1ent. r11rn1ulatirig pla ns for thei r
FollO'>l.'ing a care('r :i~ a N(l\". 6 annual f<1shion sho·.v,
musician \r1th lla rrv Jan1es Fall Fash ion Fest11'at. to
and other bands and an ar-1,1kt> place 111 lhe Santa Ana
ranger-conductor of hi~ own I::lk~ Club.
radio show, he io1ned the :\n}one v.·1shu1i: Info rmation
ranks of astrologer about 20 on 1h(' auxiliary or the fa shion
years ago .~ho11' niav t'al! !\l r~. A. L
In the beginn ing, lus :.!udirs ~"""'c'"c;c'c'"o··-'c''"'"·3c7"!:i'-----,I
\\"ere devo ted to d1sprov1ng thr
\·alidity of !hf' :1nclt>11t ;:11'\ and
stiencr. buL his research .~oon
pcrsu<ided bun ro ~l\'llch
alleg1;1n{'c lo the alfinnatl\t'
side of the q tJe~\1011.
THE BEST
ll o1d•·1 ~•P p o 11 t "'"~•
""Po"""h ' ,, """ t>! tl.o world"o
moll popul•' '""'" ""P'· R1od
it di.Iv '" !ho DAILY PILOT.
Weight Watchers is
ready for you.
--NOW AT I ~ S_'cn_t'1'~--
cosrA MES A
INTRODU CTORY OPEN MEE TIN GS
CHARM SCH OOL ROOM-THIRD FLOOR
._ __ Call 83 5-5505 lor FREE BROC HURE __ _,
'veddings. 1'he go\Vll in the phologr;iph. ta kC'11 bv
an aspiring young ph otographer naincd \"ousUr
Ka rsh, \1•as all hand-pleated chiffon .
at midnighl for mt to coine
down and supervise the mol"·
ing of a zipper from one side
of a dress to the other," she
maintains.
J\.lesa \Voman's Club scrYed
Orange District, California '
F'ederation of \\'oinen·s Clubs.
RS fine arts chairn1a n. She
also fou nded and is president
of the Palcttecrs. and sponsors' GREATEST DESIG~'E:R I \Vhen she left the studio a se11-·i~1g _class twice a 1~1onth
f'eme "·orked for !he late for Fa1rv1ew State !!osp1t al.
A fall rally night 1-1 11! be
sponsored by Trim-vue TOPS
!Take Off Pounds Scn.~1bly ) nt
7:30 p.rn . Thursday, ()(·I ~-1n
r~inley School. \\lestn11nstcr.
A rull explanation uf th~
TOPS progra1n to help "'ornen
lose 1veight v.·ill be prrsentr<l,
and <1ll interested worncn arc
invited to attend the n1eetin~.
Future act ivi ties pla nn«<I 111·
tlude a Halloween party . .1
disrussion of fashion~ by "
dressn1aker, and a pre~rn
tation on good groon1ing by .t
cosmetologist.
Women interested 111 <inv
TOPS clubs 1nay obtain ad-
ditional 1nforn1ation fron1 thrir
area Chamber of Corn1nert'f
Pare nts C lub
Orange Coast C h a p I l' r
Parents \Vithoul Pa r In P r s
sponsors a panca ke brea k!a~l
the last Sunday or each 1no111l1
in Costa t-.1esa City Park fro111
9 <1 .111. to 12:30 p.1n. \\':111)'
Riehards, chairman, \1' 1 J J
answer questions regardin~
the public "rLi ln or shine.'
event ;1t 542-8700 or 542·966~ .
An Orant1 (OU"IY ~11111
KNITIING
MACHINES
l•~'••' F ,n&I•~! 1~e ••r•nn~m~"'"
.. 11 <omplelN !Or "NO Se•v•C• (~•r~•
on ~"'"'"g m•cn;n•• loy •w• 1~ 1· 111 oovm •n<I '7} ocr mon•n. Ytu '
•t•'I ~o11• ltl•on• new, 11oe ~u' "
chine\. plu• '~ving •orvi<e <~•'P~> • vov" Th~,·~ r•~h!, 2~ oown fna )l1
o•• rnonlh NOW I
KN llfED llE~r
l"it.TTEllNS IOC
The
KNIT
WIT
SOUTH COAST PLAZA
Pho11• 545·1111
Low1r Mill it.von trom
Woolwort~'•
B"llOI ~I th1 S•n Dl19• Frwy.
CDST .O. MESit.
Adrian, \l'ho she considered to)--
be the 11 or!d"s i:;rc;1t c s 1
designer eve n before she n1e t
hin1 . I IT'S A FACT!
··He couldn "t r ven pu! in a
dart." she ~;,_1 ~ He \Vvlild
flourish a b1il l of 111a\eri11l nnd
s:i1. ·r \\'ant 1l tu loo k 11kt·
Tli lS."' I
Si nee she 111et hrr husband,,
Ferne now h:i~ rr11rPd Jro1n 1
profrssion;il 1lr~1gn1ng :ind
de\'Otes much nf her tim e 1o1
painting -an 11voc:1Uon l\"hich l
1~ becon11ng " nr'.\' vocation
!or her. I
The past µresuJent or lhc
If you spent 30 seconds looking al
each of our shag samples, it would
take you over 9 ho urs l o see them all-
so come early and brin g your lunch.
DON'S CARPET SHOP
426 SO . MAIN !2 Blk s. No. of Bullock's) ORANGE
Jluntingt1111 lleath \\'on1an "!i HOURS: '·5:10 DAil y CLOSED SUNDAY
Cltih and 1nrrnhrcc~o~r~1~h~o~c'.'·o~'~"~I~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
B ea uty Salo11.S
For girls on the go ...
OUR QU ICK CUT
a nd
10-MINUTE COLOR
.,
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RO~X
$3.00
PLUS SMA.MPOO
AN D SET $2 50 (Mon. thru Th11rs.) •
Aft•r 5 p.m., Sl.71
Frid1y, S1t11rd•y. Sund•r ••..•..• tJ.OO IL••t H1lr l•t•I
We wont you lo com3 in, but rhcre'.s no reoson !o sfoy too long!
O ur clever stylists quic kly sn ip and shape your hair.
Then color ii with Roux Nice Chongc-colors in 10 min utes;
no peroxide, no rub·oH, lo~ls 1h1cugh .several shompoos-
Thorough, but time ·sovingl No!urol !ookrng colors for gray
or dull ha ir, delicate lonirJ coleii~ r you 're bleoc!-ted.
Nt"'P••t Bte<h, C•lil.
)1\1 N(NOO•I 8 1•~
Mor~., 8U~OI s-""" .. ~ .... 111.1111
C•1te ~•to. C elil.
'1> [ 11•~ ~h •rl
M1¥IO" Cl "ft
1'~0111 IU 1111
Cona """1e, Coli!
::~~ '4"tor m•vo
~ M1rt ,1111
~n""' 1••·"11
Arte1ie. Cotil.
llJIJ l'IO"••• Ora~"•• Colif, fow•1t•i11 Ve!lry. Cohf. "a11t• A11e, Coli(.
"""•~a·~" ~""~''d ~ .. .,, ,.,, .. M••-ot ••••0:! '••!•• "~•·• •11 n1•
11lt W. C~oam1~ lltJt Ml~""''' v.,,., <•"'"' 11.t1.,. r •• ,.,
r~o~• )ll ll•I t hDftl lo! 1J~I r~n~• 1<11•11
Coue Mtie, Cotir.
Ill W U!~ S!•••t
~lac ... tl• I 1•·~ ,~D"t i-ll·JJ2o
Fo11"tei" Ven,.,, Celr..
H71 l~'"~t• •t Ii •<l•t ~·••l•v (•"fo r
l'~o'" !ll lnu
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EDITI O N
Today's F inal
N.Y. Stoelu
* VO~. 62, NO. 239, l SECTIONS, H PAGES OR ANGE COUNTY, CA(IFORNl.A: MONDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1969 TEN CEN~
South Coast to Halt Small Hospital Boom?
8'' RIClli\RO l'. "'ALL
01 l~t 0 •1\1 ,11111 SllU
An ;il!cnipl 1s bf'ing mCtde to head off
;ii the pas!> -1'0luntarily -a prn-
hfrration of s rn a l l privately-owned
hospitals in 1he burgconinf; sou thern half
of Orange County.
llorrible exun1ples cited at Friday
meeting arc 11·h:il hos ha1>pe11cd to the
rest or Orange County, to Los An;,:clcs
County and to the San Franciseo area.
Officials al non-profit South Coast
«om1nunity llo~pi tal (SCCH l hnrc in-
.stead to plan lor the me<Jical future.
The Lheory is that because of thei r· size ,
interconnection and supporting facilities,
planned big hospitals can not only \..ef•J)
pare with growing rnl'dic<1I expf'rt1se and
1nedical needs bUt can holll down its
rapidly-increasini:: c:i:-ot~
Toward this end. <i sun1mary of a study
of the rncd ical need s Of SllLllhern Orallj.!(~
County "'as presented to rncdic al of-
Jicials, coonty oflicla!s and the press at
SCCll.
The ~tudy 11'as by the firin of Slone,
!l·larraccini and Patterson.
It 11rojec.ts to the year 1990 ani l
r.•1i n,a1es that by thal tin1C' 1,170 general
llosp1tal beds \1·il l he ned!'d to .serve a
i;opulation cslirn<1l1!tl al 551 ,000.
Th<' S<"r\'Jc<" art'a deall 1vith -about
l1:ilf a cou11ty -e111hraecs t•on1n1u rll1 :es
11"0111 Crvs tal Co1·e tu S;in Clcn1entr, fro1n
Laguna ·Hills to San Juan Capistrano.
The study recon1rncnds expallSion of
SCCll lo 270 beds as its ultimate size.
The second hospital recon1111ended on :i
4() to 50-acre site would serve the
mushroominJ!: Laguna Hills-lvlission Vit>j<i
-1.11gt1na Niguel ar!"a . ll 1\'0Uld ultimate·
ly gruw, in planned increrncnts, to liOO
b<'d ~.
'J hr third. ;111t! lasl hospital u1 th!'. plan ,
11"oulrt ~rr\·e the S;in Clerncnte -San
. Ji1:in C:il)JStrano -Capistrano Beach
;irca, It would be Uesigned for ultitnatc
l'xpansion to 300 beds.
TJ,c rninunun1 slart1ng size or either of
lhc olhf'r lwo hor;pitals recommended
w:'luid be. 150 beds.
Th•! rly in Lhe ointmrnt -as far as the
SCCll ad\•11nce planning gocs -is the an·
nounced construction of two proprielory
\privately ownedl hospital,,,
On t> 1s to be built at San Cle1nenle. The
ot her is to be bui lt in the Mission Viejo
arTr fin the old Saddleback College site .
Ge;in Haffey, administrator of the Sa n
Clr1nente facllily, said grading is now un-
der\11ay. He atlended tl1e Frillay meeting.
!·le said $-i30,000 has been spent for the
property and work \.\.'ill go forv•ard. It
ultimately· is to be 250 beds with 150 e1·
tended care beds. Haffey said.
"Ii it \.\.'asn ·1 f.or proprietory hospital-"
fitlln~ the gap, ""'here would we be as fa r
a~ t.ealth care beds? I'm not opposed to
non-profit hospitals, I've been in the
business 33 years on both sides of the fen-
( See HOSPITAL, Pagt %)
Linl(letter Blames LSD in Girl's Death
Bra 11d Na111e •Pot'
Countain Seized
In Drug Capture
,!J., Seal Beach man who customs agents
allege \ol'as captured in San Di<"go 1o1·aters
\1·ith a boatlo11d ol contraband -1n-
<"lL1d1ng !he rirSt known lrad<'n1 arkc<I
nlanjuana -today a1\'ailcd arrnig.n1nent
in federal court on sn1uggling charges.
Agents \l'ho boarded the cn1iser
operated by \\'illiam J . "\\'illy" Lenahan,
27. cf 123 11th St .. claim they seized 1a4
µo:.J nds of high-grade n1arijuana, more
tlian 1,000 drug pills and a quantity of ai>-
p.irent heroin.
The capture during predawn darkne~
Dowta t h e
Missio11
1-~rail
Fire Station
Pact Approved
;\l!SSION Vll·:JO -A c:ontrac.l ha ~
OCen approved hy the Board of
Supervisors to hl1dd 11 fire. station 111
i'of ls;;ion \'ieJn.
The contract has hrr11 3\\ <i rdttl lo
1"1icodorc J. l-'<"1!r~k to huild !he sta tion
;it a C(JSl of SI 18.300. 'rhe construct1'ln
was postpnnl'd l:lsl ~un1mer he<"tlUSe hid s
.,.,ere 100 J11gh. It had been c~t1 ma1C1"l that
the stat ion i.:ould be bu11l lor $100,000.
• "'""''"',. !lo ll.• Clo•e
SADIJl,f'.';BACl\ VALLEY -Charter
mcmbcri;hlp in the Sacldlrback Vallt y Rui;ine~s and Prorc ss1onal \\'01ncn·~ Club
\1·it1 clnse al the 111ursday, Oct. 9
mec!ini.:.
New oHicrrs wilt be introduced at 7::10
p.n1. cvcnl in Hoyal Savings and Lon~.
Leading the org;:iniz;ition's fir~t year "''111
he r-.lrs. l'11t Toner, president ; r.1rs.
Dorothy Pearson. vice president and f\.1 rs.
rit arlene LaVertu, secQnd vice presiden t.
sa1urday "·as U1e first involvin~ a bo;1t
since Operation lnterecpt -the U.S.
rrlckdown on rnarijuana -11 cnt Into cf·
!eel three \\Cl'~S ago.
"Oh n1an, \Vitly 's n1cs~111g 11,·11h lhe feds
and they don ·~ play ilround," an ill'·
•\uaintance v.·ho heard th<' news 1n a
Sun5el Beach liquor .store Sunday was
!ieard lo s.i.y.
A11Lhorities who trailed Lcnahan's 26-
fuot cabin cruiser from i'itcxican Lo U.S.
irater~. !hen overtook it in a Coast Guard
1·essel, Sa.Jd Lhe n1arijuana seized was In
41 pack ages.
handful of pesos, \.\.'ilh a broad smile on
~is""face.
"El Comprador," was the brand name
-1he Buyer.
"No Hay Mejor," y,·a.~ U1e added 5logan
-Nonr Better, authorities said.
Besides the major ma rij11;111a ha11l,
euston1s agents v•ho boardt>d l,c11aha11 .~
boal said they found al>o11t :i half.pound
of t11n po11•der believed lo be' heroin, 1.000
orange pills .,.,·ith an oriental n1ark in~ 011
each. 35 apparent l..~D tabl<"1S and lU
h<i.shist: smoking piJ)Cs.
Lenahan -who at f1r~t told i11·
\·esligators his address was v.•hcrerer his
recent!y·purchascd boat happened to \Je
dockt>d -was booked on the l'~d eri.d
t'ht1 rge an<! held \\'it hout bail.
r\llthoriti.:-s announced flunll:iy th.it 1hry
t;01ieve. the price of ni;iri1uana and hrru111
1n rnajor U.S. llistribution c.·entcrs has ;1.~
much a~ doJbled in son 1r casrii.
1·h1s v.·ould ir.dicale \hi' s1ale1! in\c11t rl r
0pt'ralion Intercept -rlril'lnf! the pr11·f·
sk~-h1gh -1s being .'.IC't'Om pl1shed. h11L
The tradem11rk sholl'ed a tl1rx1can rnan
~landing beside a n1a rli1 1,1n a pl:inl .
1·lulch1 ng a 1i ~1r11 1 of ri nllar; <•nd :i
drng scene sourr.es ha1 e denied 11
"r.encr;illy Liu: price ha~ ;i l1110<>1 dr111h\-
l'rl ." s;;id 011e fedrral illl'C,.,l1.1!<1l1Jr, "b11t
nl111 r important 1s th;it n1urh nl 11 is
1Jll<1l'a1la t.!e or c-xtremrly sc::1rcr."
l\l:1nj11ana is reportedly SC'ar(''." in t\rw
Yo!'l\. nonexistent 111 ~1 1an11, <a n !I
generally or poor quality -grown in !hl'
trlid11·e~t fron1 11·i\d \\'orld \V:ir II he1np"
plants used in rope producli.lln.
.\ drug scene sl)urc.·c said Sund11y,
hawe.ver. that no one i-houl1! r1'rr p;i_v
more rhan $25 for a lid. or half ounce
qu1111ity, el'en in the worst JXll famine.
'
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FAL~S TO O~ATH
Di~n• Llnkletter
Mets National
League Chc1111ps
NEIV YORK (AP) -New 'York's
••tttaz1 ni; J\lcts continued one of baseball"!
n1ost fantastic stories ~londay, 1\•h1pplng
Atlanl:l 7·4 and con1pleting a Lhree·garne
sweep of the stunned Braves in their best·
uf.::, playoff for Lhc National League chan1-
pronship.
Ton1nli(' Agee, !\en Uoswell :inrl \\'ayne
r.ilrrrtt all hit hornl' runs as the file!.~
,,.f111c rroin behind 2·0 and 4·3 r\cricit.~
/or their big~est l'ictory ever .
Nnlan Ryan , a hard ·lhrowing nghl-
h.indcr. replaced st rug~ling .}'Ot111g GJry
<;entry in the third inning, pitched ou t of
a hig jam :inrl took rredit for th<' vic!ory.
l!:i nk A:tron .ind Or l<tndn ("rprda rach
had tw o.run hoiners f0r Atlanla.
Jonl a 11 Foi l,; Plot
A~aiu,t G0Yer1111tl'lll
Afll ~\1/\N, Jordan lr\P1 -hTe ~01ccrn
f11(•rlt announced lod<iy it has loill'd ··a
plot 11gain:;l the security 0£ the kingdom ."
The 11nnouncement did not make clear
11·ht'thcr !he pint 1v;ir:. n1me<I at
q1 cr1hrov.•ing King Hussein's govern·
1ncn!. The ::>latcnient said the plot was
pl:inned by the leadership or the banned
I .ibcralilln party 1vith lhc backing of
lsr11el ··an<J I.hose v.·ho ari:. behind the
enl.'n1y."
Daugl1te1·
Witl1 D1·u gs
From "'irt St>rricr!I
1 IOLLY\VOOD -l\rt Li11klclle.r blames
LSD for the d€'ath of his 20-ycar-old
d:iughtcr.
"ll 1vasn"t suicide ," the :-;tar or the
llousc Party television sh1J1v Lo I rl
11c1rs1nen Sundav. ··because she \1asn't
hcrse.IL ll "'.is n1urder. Shl' was
n1111lrcred by the peop le v.'ho manufacture
and sell LSD."
Diane Linklettcr plunged from \lie
kitchen l\'indow or hrr sixth-floor aparl·
n1enl Saturclay as a friend. Edward
Durston, lrlt>d to grab her.
Linkletlcr, 57, isaid he had kno1vn for
:-:i x month1 that sbc v.•as part of a Jl.olly·
\.\.'ood group that experimented with drugs.
She hAd tokt him earlier about a "bad
trip '' \1•ith LSD, and \.\'as under the drug's
effects again when lihe died, he asserted,
"She ""'as a girl \\'ho 11•as not psrchoti(',
nol under treat1nen l, a happy girl ""'lth no
n111ncy lroublc$," I.inkletter s11id. "She
had problen1s that teens have had sine"'
tlrne Jxogan. But LSD gh·cs thern a \\'<JY of
a1·oirl ing facing up lo those problem~.
"You arlrl LSD to a girl 11'ho i.~
son1e1\'llat e1notion11l and dramatic and 1t
con be disA.slrous. She told me ahou\ lak-
ing it, about her bum trip. She felt she
'l'<tS being driven out of h<'r mind .
"A parent e:in do little in n cas<" like
th11<.'' Linklctler !'\aid. "Nn one cnn 1!0
an)•thing about it., except the you'ng peo-
ple themsc h·es."
~liss Linkleller, the youngest nr
Linklctler's five children, was pretty anrl
talked about ;i llolly11·ood career. lier
fathrr said she had son1e. singing Jobs
pl an ned ..
Ourslnn, 27. 10Jd polil'r i\lis.~ L1nkli•\!('r
h11cl .1sk cd him lo come to her apartmenl
Friday "'here they spent the night talk·
111g. She 1vas en1otional and despondent,,,
t•oncerned with her idenLity and her
career, )>oliee quoted Durston as saying.
Drugs aspects of the case are, still
bei ng investigated, police said.
Private funeral services are planned et
forest !..awn Memorial Park,
Linkleller and his wife, Lois, Wt're
notified of the death in Colorado and
returned here Sunday.
On July 15 John Zweyer, 33, husband of
Linklel!cr's oldest d11ughter. Dawn , 29.
shot himself in the head. He reportedly
w;is depressed over his insurance
business.
• f'illtf.'•• Cl n •• .'tel
r.1 1ss10N VJEJO-Phy~ical fitness and
body building evening classes for men
;;:id won1en "·ill be taught at Sadd!eback
ColleGC starting lhe week of Oct. 13.
Complex or Metroports?
Classes are open lo all adults and high
i<chool graduatl'S in the college district.
Jtegist.rRlion will be from 6 p.m. to 10
r .ni . Ocl. 8-9.
• 2 11d 1''or l.:s hop Set
CAPISTRANO VALLEY-The second in
11 series of worksho ps outlining the
specific functions cf parent-teacher units
\Viii take place \Vednesday Oct. 8.
Sponsored by the Capistrano Unified
PTA Council the information courses will
take place from 9:30 a.m. to 12:3{) p.m. in
Se rra School auditorium . The discussionl'>
\\'ill continue on \Vednesdays through Oct.
22. All parents are wclco1nc . Child ca re 1s
ll\1ailablc.
e 1•nre t1 t• 1lleet. on t'
~A l)DLEBACK VALL EY -l~I TorfJ
;inrl f11 ission Viejo parent.~ of boys in the
rour:h t.nroug h sixth grades are invile.d lo
-1 llr'nd information meetings tonigt 11>
pl;in formation of new Gra Y groups.
The 1nLrli11gs will be hrld at 7:30 p.m.
11t. 1loy3I Snv'ln~s anr1 Loo n in El Torn
and 1ri Room A at i\1ission Vi<'jQ High
tStt flUSSION, P•gt ZJ
Press Askecl to Lenve • South County Airport Talk lit
By PAi\IELA HALLAN
OI IM Dl>!IY "llM tl•ll
' Ideas running the gan1ul from en
<'nl2rged airport complex to a series of
:-mall metroports were tossed around
Saturday at a meeting of lhe South
Orange County Airport Commitlee.
Exchanging ideas and providing in-
formati on for the group \1·hich op1)()scs
!he use of El Toro 1as a C'Ommercl:il
airport were John K i J 1 e r e r . ad-
ministrative assistant Lo Fifth District
('.f'ur;l.y Supervisor Alton Allen and Bernie
Tiernan. asslslant lo Fourth District
County SUptrvisor William II. llirsLe.in.
Committee chairman Harvey Stearn
askeJ Lhe DAILY PILOT to leavt before
the meeting commenced, saying that the
speakers f!lt that ~cause of polllic11l
ovtrtones of some. of their comml!nl~.
lht>y "·ould not be able to ~peak as fr«ly
if a m<'mber of the press w11s pr~enL
Killr.fer, l~!cr said it \Ya~ lrur that h,.
l'lnQ Tieman would ocit have bct:n able to
~·peak as freely but asserted Iha! nn1hini;
11'a!< :<Aid during the meeting !hat couldn 't
h~1 v1~ been said before the press.
Repotring on the meeting later, Stearn
:i;aioJ that bolh Killefer and Tiernan in·
dic~tcd an interest in a mctroporl or
fe':!der system as a possible answer ln
OranR<" Coun ty's airport needs. He stated
thal Orange County Is the second laraest
in th:? state in population but has one of
!he lim11lle11t areas. "We're. approaching a
point "'here a large airport \\'OUldn't be
feasible because of population dens!ly,"
~ait: Steam."As time goes on the cosl o(
l:ind \\•i ll become more and more pr<r
~.lbltive."
H.1; said that il would apprar that a
mrlri'l)Ort s~tem might be a better Iden
111 th;it it con.Id feed cnmmuters to larse
<iirports where coritinental and in·
1error.linental flight~ would be nvailabk'.
Stf'am lll~o reported that phase twn or
;I !'\fllc!y approvf'd by the C'Clllnt.y Il<lard or
S11f)l'r'vi~<1rs in April "'HI SQOn be brllup:ht
to the boa rd for rundlng. This stu~ls cii:-
Amining the feasibility or using El Toro
fi·larinc ('.orps Air Station for commercial
purposes.
"But ifs no secret." claimed Stearn,
"lh<!l, ;:;llhough the supervisors voted for
the study, they may not necessa rily
b('lie\l'e ii would be feasible."
Another study discussed at the
n1celing. according to St.earn, was cne
1·onc!ucted by the military on a large
number cf military installations to see if
ll would be t conomlcally desirable to sen
thcrr1 and relocate in less denslly
µopu:a ted areas, Sttam said the speakers
assured them lhlt Ir that tvtr happened
<o E~'Tl)f'O It 'llf(1'dd be al°"& "ay in the
fuhJrt.
Steam Stfttsod the lact that ·•the
m•!efllng represen~ only a dlscuuion o(
opinions, no recommendatlon1 .were
m11!1e. .
!'le' rn said he l11lt the. n1r.eling feeling
op!i1ni.!-lir: that lhc ch111u:t's of El To1·0
bcini: m11dc a public nir1>0i1 arc very
:-Pm.
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DAILY P ILDf Sltll P119 ..
SUSAN WAL LACE EYES COUNTY BEAUTY CROWN
Hoping to Win One for Old Seit Creek Roed
She's Up Creek
Beach Fighters Enter Beauty
Oy T0,\1 BARLEY
0 1 lh• 01111 Piiot S!1ll
s·uuthern Orange Coast campaigners
i;rektng to obtain public access to Salt
Creek Beach today have turned from
lcr,nl brief to bikini brief in their efforts.
They've mustered to the cause cur\'y
Susan Wallace, a sun·bronred 21-year-otd
lass fron1 Laguna Beach. The Salt Creek
campaigners have entered Miss Wallace
in the Orange Cou nty Pres Club 's annual
''Miss Orcop" beauty pageant.
She'll join Ille Oct. 13 C(Jmpetition
l'lgainst nine. olher Orange County
beauties wearing the banner sash of
"J.fiss Salt Creek f{ond."
But Susan v.·o n't be thinking slrlcUy of
Susan y,•hen she puts her curves on stage
::it the Grand Hotel's Of f Broadway Wesl
theater in Anaheinl.
She says she wants that title and the
hurrah.~ that go \Yith it for the •·save Salt
Creek" campaign. T1> be sure, the orown
11nd lhc prizes that ~o with it are for
Susan alone if she wins; but the honor
<1n<l the publicity she's determined lo
rhRrc wilh the people Whl) put her on the
hfiss ORCOP campaign trail.
Prime arch itect of that bit cf
mnncuvering is Brennan '' lt e v S' '
McClelland. a former champion awfer
who's been ma king big aod angry waves
ever since the road was abandoned by lhc
county•lo the•LaguNl Niguel Corp;·
Oppooents of the COdtll~'s abandonment
of Salt·~ ~ llave bit hud'lba.1n
court heariJlp, ·~ eye.catchllic.; bul1lptr
stickers· and the ·raffle for Jqyft. ,Clak's
palming or"'Ofd Slit .Creek.~. .
Thoy'V<! iot.11.300,IP !ho kltly, 1 vesl
fund of goOdwill, a band Of~ 1UJlpillrtlr11
Stoek . llfar keu •
' NEW YOflK.. (/If) -Giainol-111\1"
di>p11yod 'loile •fie]lth in-':",. ~1 ..
Jeth1t1lr. ~ock· min.et late ~ '81·
temoon. · Tradlnc W•• akiw. ( S e e
quolatlnns, PAget I0-21 ). . ,
Prices edged up lo their best le\·el (Ir
the da y in early afternoon. then sllpped
back . The' Do\t Jo11es. n\ler1111e~ of 30 In·
dustrials 11t 2 p.Jll. wa1-Qp 0.92{~ 809.33.
..
-.-
w)lo are 1\•ork1ng their legs oH and now -
Susan.
"But this doesn't mean thal we're In-
jecting an.v lev lly into our battle for
reeovcry of 11 hat was taken rrom u~:·
McCle lland asserted. "\\'e look on Lhis a~
iust another ""'Y of t'nsuring that our
ca use stays in the public eye and
everyone a"·are of the issue and our
arguments "'ill say more power lo us."
fl1cClclland and the Salt Creek crowd
believe !he)' have a 1vinner. And they're
thinking of the ca mpaign as a·v.·hole, not
Just Susan's unique contribution lo the
cause.
"And if Susan wins, so much tilt beUer,
Oolh for her and for 11s." hi;. says.
She's taking excellen t credenti als Into
the Press Club contest. A fi nalist in the
h-tlss Califonria World. competition and •
highly regarded candidate in the to.tis.,
Photogenic battle. sbt isn'l lacking in
references.
Orange Coast
Weather
Sunny skies and warmer temp.
erAturcs arc on the horizon tor
Tu esday al ong the Orange Coast,
with the mercury reachiog lu> in-
to the eighties.
JN~~ TODAY
It may• havt. b""" highly ac ·
cloimt.d for 26 wetk.~ dv.ring itl
Britisfl. 1howi11ps· bu t TV colum·
niJt Cv111hia Lowr11 sat/.! tlit
"F'or1ytlie Sn go " is jus t an ·
other soap optra. raot 21.
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2 OA.ILY PtLOr l
Req11est Changed
Pyne Castle Fate
Bef 01~e Planners
Th~ conlrol'ers1.-il f'\llC Caslle issue.
\\'ill be bil e!. 111 the lap~· or Laguna Beal'h
pl;inn1ns l'01111111ss1u111:rs L\lnnday 111glil
.afrcr a round 1rip lr:1111 tl1c ~•IY t ounc1J
l ,.rom Pnge I
JIOSPl'fAL • • •
1r," llar!C')' said,
RatkP1 ~ of the ~1Lss1on Con1111un1ty
liospi111! al r-.tiss1on \'1ejo announced last
\,•ecL: that a SJ million contract for con-
~trtJ(·:1on has been al'iarded to Su nsel
l.lllLldt•rs o! Anahe1n1.
Th t v ha\'c announced that thr. fir st
uh;:sc.is to be 126 beds y.•it h an ultimale
250·bed facility on 14 acres.
Victor C. Andrews, chainnan of the
~CC'H boa rd. Friday t•alled lhc long-r:ingr
dr\'f'lnp111c11l pl;1n for grneral hospi\~11
l<1c;l\1tiC5 ··:1 r:;rr opportuni ty for an cf-
fer·1 ive !>y.sten1 ol hea lth !;1cilil1e!>.'' .
··1·:\•er~one h;i s to g11·e up a little
nqlonomy ," he ~aiU .m-
il J1ad been explained by J ack V!TI
';l,:intrn, "·ho headed the 111'0-month :.t11dy,
lhat o joint boa rd of d1reclors could be
r't"e:>trd represent ative or the total area
:.cr1rd bv tlH.' non-11rofit hospit :il systcrn
lie stiggcstcd lhf'r~ 1n1ght be 27
tnr~bcrs. 1vith nine lrom each area .
ln a strong appeal tor !h<' _plan ,
Andrews cal!ed I.he situalion that exists a
rare Gpportunity. "We have almost half a
rountv where "'e can start. from scratch
and pian for all lime.'' he said .
Anrlre"·s said the planning could set the
pace for the rest of the U.S ..
Queslioned later. he said that the
hlossorn i/1g of smaller . hospit.a\s in the
bervice area could efect1vely ki ll the long·
term planning. .
\V ithdrawal of the planned propnetory
hos pitals would have to be voluntary,
Andre\\"S sald. "It's a free counry," he
i;.aid. "But it would mean the end of any
proposed plans such as these ."
Aft.er the Friday presentation, Dr_. Wa:·
ren Bostick. dean or the Cahfom1a
Col!ege of ~1edicine at ~Cl, calltd _the
plan "a unique opporturuty to do things
rlghL" . . Said Boi;tick," The University of
<'.alifomia \'!'ill look with great pleasure
nn this type organitation !ls a ~r~type
lor Orange County. Our intention 1s to
look ouhi,·ard toward basic facilities klr
the training of a tot.al health learn."
Dr. Bob Combs, chief administrative
t1fficer for the medical college, said after
\Vorld War JI there were 10 agin g
hGSpitals m San Francisco. He said: .
"\Ve tried to get a half doien or five
(modern, larger facilities). Now there are
l"ight new hospitals in San Francisco. It
tnade me sick lo see this happen. No ooe
11·ould gh·e up any prerogalives or
r.utonomy."
Hospital Planner Van Zanlen said,
' every effort must be made lo
d1Srourage inef(ec!h e facilities that are
n'll part of the coordinated effort.''
He sl10\\-·ed a chart of existing h<>!pltals
111 Orange County, son1e very small.
"This is ridiculous,'' he said. "A grouping
of these into larger unilS would have done
a much better job or utilizing health man·
JlU"''er . 1 hope it docsn't happe:n here··
Van 7..an1en ;i lso said there could ha1·e
ht-en 6J llrute hosp1ti1 ls !ler\·ing seven or
r 1l!"ht million persons 1n Los Angele!
<.:ountv 1w11h pl .1 nn1ng1.
l11slf'<11.I, hr ~111tJ. !hf'rr• arr 20~ ho~p11 .• 1~
l11lh 1 ~9 ol lhl'1n belo11• the reco1nrnc11ded
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<irt11:it1f's. One fa tllc1· lc:u1s each gr oup,
tin u111lnnn s arr 1\orn ;ind boys or alt
b:u·k gro11nd~. ri!Cf'~ :ind cri;eds ate in-
' 1tcd, <1rc.ord1ng to South Coun1y Y direc-
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l'hainbers.
Folio\\ 111;; vigorous protests fro1n
neighbors of ~e Hillcrest D r 1 v e
lant!n1ark, official~ of C a I 1· a r y
1·:1·:1ngel1ca\ free Church, Which purchas·
<'!I Ille 64-room n1anslon .in hope of using
ll for a Christian day school, modified
r!1e1r request and said they \\'·ou ld settle
1or a pre-school for toddler!, t·hurrh of-
!ices and a :;a nctu~ry 1n the Lllird -floor
ballroom.
They would continue to use the re.·
ma indtr or th r bwlding for the com·
me rcial apartment use , I.he council wa:i
informed.
But the modified request still met op-
1):).Sition from residents \vho feared
church use would create traffic and other
proble1ns in the neighborhood ..
The council returned I.he revised plan
1 o the planning commission for a ne1v
recommendation .
Also on the f\.1onday evening agenda i.~
\\'hat apparently will be the finale of :1
<lcb<ile over Richard D. Burt's request
for a variance to add 32 uni1s ta the c:ic·
isling eight apartments at Laguna Shoals.
1601 S. Coast Highway.
This ha d brought protests fro1n owne rs
at Laguna Sands, a 32-unit coopera tive
;1p;irtment development at 1535 S. Coast
High1vay.
Both properties attain access from Vik-
ing Road , a narrow, ocenn1\•ard extension
of Bluebi rd Canyon Road and spokesmen
for the Sands expressed tear I.hat !ht pro-
posed development "'OUld create a
.serious traffic problem.
At a Sept. 23 study session, planners in·
spected the site with represenlall\'ea of
the Sands and appeared to arrive at solu-
tions to some of the potenlial haurds.
Planners also are scheduled to act on a
request to rei.one the 21,:i-acre Laguna
Canyon Annex No. 3. the city's mm re-
cent annexation, from R·H (resldential
hillside ) to f<.t-IA (light industrial ), in
keeping with the zoning of contlguous
property along Laguna Canyon Road.
This is routine re-zone, a planning
department spokesman said. Under the
city 's zoning code, new land acquired by
annexation comes in under the R·H tone
and then may be re-zoned as required by
the area.
Another agenda items is a request from
Raymond Benford for increased density
in a proposed apartment de velopment at
615 Wilcox Way. Benford •eek s
permlssioo to build 12 one-bedroom unit~
instead of the eight 2-bedroom uniu n;>w
permitted.
$10,000 Blaze
Sweeps Mansion
On Linda Isle
A $10,000 blaze swept through the se·
cond floor of a Linda Isle marusion
Sund ay.
Firemen said the fire 11t the R. 0 .
Olmst~ad home , 52 Linda Isle. was ap-
p11rently caused by a small child playing
"'it~ matches and candles.
No one 11·as injured.
llousekeep<'r t.targarcl Simpson. in
eharfl~ o( the household 1vhl!e tllr. and
t.lrs. Olmstead are \'acat1oni11g in
L11roft.'. calle-d firemen at about 2 p.nl.
T\l''l llrt rngin('s fl'Sl)Onded. It 11 ~-~
Ctli"vl'd to be the first fire of ron·
~~qucr.er on lhe exclusi\"e, lr1·inr.
lc>r1sPhold residential island.
l:"tl I' bla('k ~!llOk<' ft>rl'ed f1rctntn lr.
1;11•1 sr£.r1Hf grar. l-:1 C'!')'Olle II) till' hou~e
\las safe ty outside 11hen Jiremen arnred.
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OAILV ,ILOT •"919 tV •lllll rf llNlller PUTTING THEIR BACKS INTO IT. OWNERS AND HELPERS ATTEMPT TO PULL VW FROM SEA
A Nylon Ropt •nd Two Cheint Lat•r, B1tt1rH Hulk 811ch1d 1t Balbo1'1 Wtda•
Tl1at's No Love Bug
JlW on 'Rescue Mission' Pulled Froni Surf
By JERO:\IE f . COI.Ll~S
DI 1~t 0111~ ,lltf fl•ll
Two teen-aged boys , cn,1~1ni;: about
Balboa in a Volks1vag<'n. tl1oughl they
he.;ird a 1voman scream son1ev.·here on
the beach shortly before midnight Satur-
day.
So they raced to the rescue - in lhr
\lol ks11·egcn .
Seven hours l:iter, Richard A. 1-.fistrl'I
and Stephen G. Davis, both 16, fin ally go~
their car out of the surf.
And I.hey never did find any screaming
\\'oman .
Newport Beach polire said today thty
don't know what they'l l do about the
last, Y.'hlch invoh·e<: 0ffirer.~. lifeguard~.
help rul Balboa resi dents and finally a ci!y
tractor before the car "'as al last pu!led
Youth on LSD
Escapes Death
111 Suicide Try
A youth "·ho !old polict he had taken
LSD and 1ranted to rnd his hfe , escaped
111th 1n1nor injuries after throv.'in g
himself in frc.nt of a car in Laguna Btach
rarly Sund11 y.
Alan Pratt Perez, 20, of 949 Peregrine.
Plact, Anah!!m, \\'as transferred to
Orange County Medica l Center aft er
treatment for abrasions aL Soulh Coasl
Con11nunily llospita!.
Driver Larry Elrich Cole, 26, of 1681
7edmar, Anah~im, told police he wa.,
southbound in the 1100 block of S. Coa st
lli!!;hway al approximately 1 am. Suri·
day, when the young man jumped out in
front o[ his l'ehirle fron1 be tween two
parked cars. He was unable to stop in
time to al'oid hitting the victin1, Col e
sa id.
Doctor~ said Perez 11•as "on a !rip,"'
police rl'ported , told them he. had taken
l.50 and "·anted to die.
Blood Specialist Dies
NE\V '"ORK (l"PJ) -Dr. \\"1lliam
Dan)ashek , noted blood speci11ti.~1 . died
toda y at 10:07 a.m. in ~lt. Sinai Hospital
;i[ter undergoing open heart surgery on
Satu rda y.
fr on1 the rising tide just \\'est of the jetty
at the Balboa \\'edge.
The two boys. apparently concernrd
that, police might not be\ie1·e their story
about lhe mysteriously s c r e a n1 i n g
\\'Oman, did their best to shove their car
out of the sand by t.hemselves un lil about
5 a.m.
Then the tide came in. The
Vol kswagen, \'l'hich, like all cars, isn't
allo\\'ed on the beach, began bobbing like
a cork in the water. The boards young
t.fiatrel and Davis had stuck under the
11·heels for traction floated a\'l'ay .
A beachfront resJdent, rising early, saw
lhe boya -and their Volbwagen -los-
ing the battle with the sea. He called
police. They tried hau ling the car ashore
with a nylon rope attached to police units.
The rope !trelchtd. The car didn 't move,
except up and down .
The Harbor Dis!rict \\"as :idviscd of the
proble m. They couldn'l help from the
:aea. No winche s.
The d;,1,\1'n, mean"·hilc, had coinc up
11ke thunder, the surf 's pounding in·
lenS:ified, and a cro"·d ~athered.
Finally, the city yard \1·as callrd. A
tractor ru1nbled to the scene. a chain "'as
atlached to the car. The chain snapped.
A heavier chain 1vas pul into service.
Alter some clanking, a little rattling,
lots of splashing. and some shuddering on
the part of !he Volks wagen and t.listrel
and Davis, the car began eme rging from
the sea.
The l'rowd cheered. J\tistrel and Davis
didn'l.
Their Volkswagen wa.~ a mess.
Bu1nped . battered and soaked .
They wen l home with friends. The
Volkswagen stayed behind in a garage.
Mesan Takes Wild Trip
-Into Jail Cell Toilet
A naked , 1nud-cake-d man screaming
messages of love for hi! captor! ""'3.~
J.iiled Saturday night after an all tged
1,SD frolic, finally halted by a .squad or
five. Costa Mesa policemen.
lie later lri~ to escape by diving into "'
jail cell toilet but \\"as unsuccessfur, in-
1·e-stigators said.
Roger A. Fuerst, 21 , ot 5JO \V. \\'i\scin
Jolin A. Bunihera
Services Slated
Rosary will he re cited at 7:30 r.n1 .
Tuesday in St . Catherine's CathQlic
Church, Laguna Beach, for John A. Bum·
ber.~. 624 Seavie1v Sl., "'ho died Satl1rday
111 the Laguna Beach Nursing Home at
the age of iii.
~la~.~ "'ill bt celebrated in SL
f";i\hcrine"s at 9 a.m. \Vednesday. follo11·.
r d by 111!er1nent in lloly Cross Cemetery,
LG!i Angeles.
Sumbera, a phannat1st for 56 ytars.
\1·as born 1n Pennsylvania. had Jil'ed here
~ince 1945. He was a member of
A1nrrican l.tJi:ion Post 222 in La guna
lkarli. !he Knighls {1f Columbus anrl Holy
f\.inu• Soc1 et\' ant! 11a ~ a Iifr n1emher of
1he Elks Club ot araddock. Pa~
lie 1s !lu r1·ired by J1is 11·ido"'-ilfargarrt,
of the hon1t ; a daui;:llttr, ~frs. Al :\later
rif .Santa Ana : a ~on , \\'i llian1 J. of 'Th'
ll<1 ~11t, 11.ol land : ?.nd hy f o 11 r
}!;randchildren, Elsie Ann Buinbera and
;)eiJp. t.fikcl and t.largaret t.-laier
St .. "a.s booked on cha rges or res1st1n.;:
arre~t and being under th' influence of
LSD, ~·ith bail set at $625 and scheduled
to be in court toda y.
Patrolman Bob Goode said he .arrived
al the Ala ~!oana Aparlments Saturday
night in re!lpoll!e to a report of a nitde
man and found Fuerst l)'lng in \ht cenltr
of a cro1,•d of tenants.
The officer said he scuffled with the
slippery suspect for about two minute~.
fluring which time the collegian tried to
;ump into th e apartment s"·imming pool.
During the melee. officers Rand y Nutt,
Ron Palmer, and Se:n Arnold joined in
1rying to quiet the inrohcrent suspect and
fin ally gol hi1n into a patrol car.
•· 1 lol'e )'00.'' he "'as quoted a!I
shouting, "'hi le his flailin g feet belied the
:.ent iment.
Jn \'estigators iiaid Fuerst continued to
bounce. off the 11·alls of the Jail holding
cell -trying to dive do"'" the commode
-and \\'as flnally remo1·ed to a padded·
type facility after much struggle.
Sgt. Gary Shull and Officers Jim Cor·
rale~ joined "ith the lhree oLher
patrolmen to sltifl Fuerst lo \\"hat migl1l
accurately be lermed more coinfortab\,
qu;orters.
Ice lander Takes O\'er
BRCSSELS. Ri!!lg1um (AP\ -The
r>:or1h Atlantic Council announced toda y
that E1nil Jonsson. foreign 1nlnJster or
Iceland. ha~ assumed the council'~
presidencv.
The shift took place Sept. 17, and he
11·i1J ser\'e for a year. He succeeds \Vest
Tl1e Cast of Hai1· •
Doe s11't Sl1op He1·e
F"or one thine . th e '.'\e\l'port
Bearh P olice Department would
probably lake a dim 'iC\\' of it..
Like us. they're a btt old-fash·
ione.d.
'{ou 1nay ~a,·e noticed 1n lhe
paper that a recently hel d •·pop--
rock"' fesli\'.al 11,as attended by
01~~r 15.000 k.lds. and about 100
of lhen1 \1•e.re naked. \\'e hope
this trend doesn't catch on. ll
does nothing for our business.
~fakes you look 10 pound.s hghl·
or.
Possibly yo•,(,·e been so busy
"etching the stock n1arket lhAt
you haven't even noticed thes'.
trends. But l\'e.'11 bet the ,,·01nan 1
in rour life certainly has.
\\"omen notice such th1ngs.
.~nd they care. They care Je~s
about the stock market -a~
long as you can afford Ul take
the1n to Europe \r hen they're in
the mood. (Aren't they lll,,·ays?)
"1ell, w1 can't finance your
trip to Europt , but \Ve can see
that you go 1n style. Our fall
suits ranie in price from $95. to
L1111cl1 Costb
P1·obe Due
By T1·u stee s
Tllf" high cost nf kitchen help v, 111 hr
pondered by Laguna Beach :<chool
trus1crs Tuesday night.
Not enough student~ arr ea1 1ng at thr
caleteria.1 at Aliso, El t.lorro and Top of
the \\fcrld Elementary schools, with th,
resuH that labor costs are ;11nou1111ng tn
as r-1uch .as 46 perce11t of the .sehoot~·
c·a1eteri'1 budg!'t!'. The proporuon ~hould
bt aL('U! 30 per<.'t'nt. accord111g to
~upt>r1ntendcnt Or. \V illiarn Ullo111 .
The El t.torro rafcteria has the highc:-1
patronage, serl'i ng an average of 126
nieal~ a day. but al Aliso, onl y 98 meal.•
arc se!'vcd, Ullom s<iid. Since il takes SJ.l
peopl~ to prepare for about 320 rnr.a ls and ~
each school has it,; 011·0 i.:ooking f<1cili1ic~.
tbe operation is becon~ing too costly .
Tnistee! are expected In <'onsider thf
po~sible use of central cooking IJci11t1c.\
fer t::" three .school s. Pal'\ of Lhe pro.
blen1, Ulloni said, 1nay have bcr11 in·
crea~i> in school lunch cost to 45 c·ent ~
this year, t·o1npared with last year·s 41'1
cents.
The situ ation 1s betlrr at the high
!>cho::il. 11here a!111osl half the Jo,tudc:nl ~
p:itror.i~e the cafeteria, consuining ·\7;1
rncals a. day. Thurston lntennediatr
:-.cho.1! has the highest proporllon of
tafeteria patronage, .srr\'lng 295 meals
d~ily.
Also on the agenda for tonight's school
Loard n1eeting at 7:30 in the dis trict of-
fices, is a report on the h i g h school's
1nini-course project. Stuart H;ibino\\i!Sh.
president of the .Progressive Ed uc ation
t:lub and as sistant pnncipal Don J\1illc r.
advi~llr for the project. will outline the
niini-course program for trustees.
t.fini-courses on .sulijetls requested hy
lh<' students are presented during t.udy
h:il! prrio<ls at lhe high school.
Trustees also will he;1r of a thir d ;it
tempt to secure funding 111 the amount or
approximately $7Ei.000 for books anti
m.1terials for the high school library . T"'n
prr.l'ious applications for federal funds
\\"hich are allocated by the stale ha1 e
been turned down.
Richard Goode
Rites Tuesday
Serr.l"r!I 11·il1 be htld .at JO a.m. Turs-
d:i:v-in Sheffer Laguna Beach ~1ortuar.v
t:hajX'l for Rich ard It c;ooc1e. 67. of 32771
Caspiar. Sra Dri\'e, South Laguna, 1\·hn
ciled Saturday at South Coast Community
Hoi;pilal.
F'ou11der .and president of C.icneral
Carbon Company or J..ns Angel es, J\f r
c.:oor1c had lived in Callforni:.i !or 4~
ye.::r:. the past .seven 1n Or:inge County.
lie 11 as a graduate or both De l'au1v
and Purdue Uni versities in Indiana and .ii
mrmber of Phl G11mrna De lla.
Sur1'i\ors include his w1doll', J1 r11rr
tll'o brothers, Dr. U<lmon lioodc and !Jr.
Fran k Goode, both of Indiana ; anrl three
:-isterr . .tl1rs. Dorothy Nelson of Florid,1:
tl1rs. ll-1arjorie Feeney of Indiana and J\lr.~.
Carolyr. Pollet of Connccti<·ut.
l r.t~rment "'ill be at t.lelrosc Ahbc y,
Anahei n1 .
Di sguised Bo111b Rips
J\larketplacc, ]\.ills 1
TEL AVlV IA\ -A bon1b packed in 11
box ol fruit and plar.:ed benf'ath a parker!
rruc k rxploded in a cro"·dcd mark<'t in
the to\\'n of AruJa today. killing a m:1n 1n
the truc k cab and iniuring 23 other.~.
police said.
Sc1eral of ll1e injur!'d , inth1d 1n,g
11on1rn, l'hlldren and 1\r,1bs, "'rrr
reported in ~rrious c0n<llll011 Pnl1cr:
rrnind ed up about JOO Ar<1bs for qucr.·
1 ioriing.
Slj,i Our expert ad\'Jl"\' 1~ ;i lsn
11·orth money, but 11 c don't
chergc.
\\'hether you re looking tor
:o:omelhsng traditional or conven-
\lonal. 11·orsted flannel . shark·
skin. herringbone or Bengaline.
)'ou "tl find our selel'lion a!'i fin e
as any io the area. as turrent
as this mornmg's ~e\v York
Times. :\ cOl.reful look: through
our racks is sure lo turn up
some pleasant surprises.
Come In and bro"·se a ll da)".
\\'e open at 9:30 a .111 ., close oil
5:30 p.m. (9 p.n1. on 1:-rida)'S).
rror a lunch break 11·e suggest
Berkshire's, \Vood y"s or Tale of
the \Vhale.
And \l'e also have a .sugges·
lion for the nudists of the world
-UN ITE! Then gel dressed.
It's good for bu:.a ness, And it
1nay even keep 1he pohce off
your back.
Jack Bidwell
At Bid,reU 's "·e·re excited
about trends of • different ~ort
Like. lhe lr ider laptls you're
seeing this season. The increas·
In£ uiie ot stripes. Tht gro,ving
popul•rity flf the double-breast-
ed blazer. And. of course, lhe
sheped suit (or "silhouette." ii
you prefer) -now e\ident 1n
e,·erythlng from le1surt wear to
the most t raditional clothing.
3487 \'la Lido at Ne .. port Bh·d., Ne•-porl BeaC!h
Park1n• for •A many irars •• ~·on 01''11.
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Newport Harbor
EDITION
Today's Final,
N.Y. Stocks
VOL b2 , NO. t. 3 SECTIONS* PAGES MONDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1969 TEN CENTS
Linl(letter Blames LSD in Girl.'s Death
Tow11 Hall
To Discuss
Ove1·ride
A Tov.·n Hall rneeting for discussion cir
Nev.•port-~lesa Unified School District's
planned Feb. 10 override tax election has
been set for \\1cdnesday night.
1\11 \\'ho <1rc interested are invited by
the school board to attend and ask any
qut's!ion or n1akc any suggestion. School
trt.slccs saitl before they begin to deeide
t he la:< election <1Tilount they want to hear
;i ll points or view and particularly are in-
!rrcstcd in input from the community at
Jari::c.
Teacher rrpresenlatives will be present
1n gi\'e their lhoughls. Schoo l ad-
1n1nistralors have been directed by the
bQ;irrl to prepare basic iniormalion to be'
used as a (>'1in l of departure.
Al. ;i recenl n1eeting trustees engaged in
rliscu.~sion of what tltis informalion
~hould be. l t Y>as decided allernative pro-
jt'c1ions should be prepared of cost of
:-;11stainin,i,: prescnl programs and of ad-
11ing programs and moving into new
ed11cational directions.
Trustees also v.·antcd information
presen ted on \vays in \\'ltich they might
sa ve taxpayers money. But Budgcl
Director \Vall Adrian reminded them th:i t
\\'hen the last override was passed in 1966
the arnounl asked \vas less by the amount
flf a 20 p<'reent efriciency factor than
school staff figured ·was needed.
"\Ve n1el that commitment,'' Adrican
said, "bul efficiency can only go so far
and then it goes the other \Va y."
Adri<in said he does n't know how tn
i;t-.o w future economies but he can point
out \Yht're staff has not been added pro-
portionate to growth.
"About the only v.•ay we can do lt
nov.·adays is show our price didn't 110 up
11.~ much as olllers." conceded Trustee
J iJTileS "Bill'' Peyton.
Preliminary estimates prepared ror the
boarc; a nlonth ago shO\\'Cd the override
need could be ror as much as Bl ce11ts
;;bove the present tax rate of $4.7-4 per
Slflfl of :i.s.,cssrd \•aluation in Costa Mesa
;inf! $1 35 in r\e1vporl Beach. (Tile dif-
rerl'.'ncc b~!V.'!'Cn citie.~ is the ~l or
separate bonded indebtedness i~rred
pnor to unification.) . .
The To11·n Hall meeting \1'111 be at 7:30
r m. \\'e1tnes<lay in the cafeteria . at
Ne~'porl Harbor High School, 600 Jrv1ne
Avr .. Newport Beach.
Arca service clubs ha1•e been requested
In send representative:;.
Thieves Haul Off
82,148 in Loot
Fron1 Li<lo Home
Thie,'!'' !illprwd Lhe latch on 111
bathrOCttll w1n<lo'"· cra11•lcd 1ns1dc the
11nocc11p1cd ho1ne of rrank .I. Br ick on
Lido Isle, ;ind hauled av.·ay $2.,148 in
\aluables ovt'r the 1veekend.
Polite said Brick, 1vho i:r; retired.
discovered the burglary when he returned
from Palrn ~prings Sunday.
The b.1yfr0fll residence at 51 6 Via Lidn
Nord was carefully gleaned by the
burglars, who closed all the drawer:-; and
closeL doors and even attempted lo fix
thr snapped latch on the entry window
befon• 1hey left.
Pol ice surmised more than one bur'1:1ar
\1·as involved because the lool included a
]25-pouncl TV set. remo~·ed fro1n a den
\ra!L Among other mi ssin~ items \l:ere a
Sl,000 silver serving set. $650 fox fur cape
;ind severa l bottles of liquor.
Panel Talk on Plan
For J\liddlc School Set
A panrl discussion on Newport-J\.1esa
t.;nifi~d School District's middle school
concept of moving sixth graders intn
junior high ·will be presented for the
pubhc tonight
Thr prog r;i1n will begin at 7:30 p.m. in
l ~ F!'rum al Estancia High School, 23'3
Placentia Ave., Co:r;ta J\.iesa .
G rccn Hcrct ()fficcrs
Get New Assig111n c11 ts
\VASlllNGTON (UPI) -~ven of I.hf!
f,rcl'n Berets cleared or murderinR a
\'ietn11mesc national were reassigned lo·
tl&\' hv the Army. most of them to
111flil:it y in!elligence j(lbs but none In
Special forc.'ts units.
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PUTTING THEIR BACKS INTO IT, OWNERS AND HELPERS ATTEMPT TO PULL VW FROM SEA
A Nylon Rope and Two Chai"' L•ter, B•ttered Hulk & .. ched at Balboa's Wedge
Tl1at's No Love
VW on 'Rescue ll1ission' Pullecl Front Su rf
By JERO:\IE F. COLLl\S
Ot lh1 01111 ~Ila! 1111!
T"·o teen·aged boys, cruising al)out
Balboa in a Volkswagen, thought th ey
heard a woman scream somP\\'here on
the beach ~hortly before midnight Satur·
day.
So they raced lo the rescu~ -in the
Volkswagen.
Sc\·en hours !alrr, Richard A. rit istrrl
<ind Stephen G. Davis. both l6 , fin ally got
their car oul of thl' su rf.
And they ne\'er did find any screaming
lll'oman.
Newport Bt'ach police said tod ay they
don't kno\V 1\·hat they'll do about the
<-ase, y;hich invo l\'eC: officers. lifrguards,
helpful Bal boa residenL~ and finally a city
tractor before the car was al last pulled
from the rising tide just \\'est of the jelly
111 the Balboa \Vedgc.
The two boys, appart'n!ly concerned
that police might not believe their story
about tht' mysteriously s c r cam i n p;
"'Oman. did their be:st to sho\'e their car
out of the sand by themselves until abou t
ti a.m.
Then the tide ca1ne in. T h e
Volkswagen, which, like all cars, i~n·t
a!lo"'ed on the beach, began bobhing like
a co rk in the 11·ater. The boards young
J\l i.,trel and Davis had stuck under the
wheels for traction floated a\\·ay.
A be:a ch£ront resident. rising early, sa,.,
lhe boys -and their Volkswagen -lo~·
iog the battle \\'ith the sea. I-le called
police. Thry tried h;1ul1ng the car a:;hore
\l'i\h a nylon rope al\a chcd to police unit s.
The rope slreJched. Th!' car didn 't move,
rxce pt up and down .
The Harbor !Jislrirt was arlv1sed or 1he
problern. They couldn't hel Jl from the
sra. No v.·1nchcs.
The dawn, mran"·hilc. h11d r.ome un
like thunder, the surf 's pQundini in-
tensified. and a crov.·d gathered.
Finally, the city yard 1o1·as called. A
tractor rumbled lo !ht' scene. a chain v.·as
attached to the car. The chain snapped .
A heavier chain v.·as put into service.
After some clanking, a little rattling,
lots of splashing. and some shuddering on
the part of the Volkswagen and Mi strel
and Davis, the car began emerging from
the sea .
The cro"·d cheered. J\.fistrel and Da vis
didn 't.
T~.eir Vol kswagen \\'<'IS a mess.
Bumped. haltered and soaked.
They went ho'me vdth fr iends. The
Volks~·agen stayed b:hind in a garage'.
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FISHERMAN JACK McCOY SPOTS UNUSUAL CATCH
'I've Seen Eve rything, Now,' Sant• Anan Observes
Jordan Foils Plot Against Govenunent
Afl·IMAN. ,Jordan (AP) -'rhe govern~
n1e nl announced today it has foiled •·a
plot against the security or the kingdom.··
The announcement did nol make clear
"'hcthcr the plot was aimed a t
overthrowing King Hussein 's gtivem·
mcnl. The state1nent said the plot was
planned by !he le adersh.ip of the banned
Liberation party with the backing or
Israel "and those v.·ho are behind tbe
enemy,"
11 · W ithlaold Grades
UCLA Blacks Back Davis
LOS ANGELES (AP) -As admitted
Communist Angela Davi!! prepared to
teach her first course at the Uni\'ersity or
Californla al Los Angeles today, other
blac!i: instruclorll threatened to "'ithhold
i;ir;idr:-~ rrom their studen ts unless
aca•Jemic credit is restored to her course.
"W~ v.·ill not accept fir s t -cla s s
cit17.enshlp when one or us is forced to ac-
l'~pt second-clas:r; :r;tatus," said Robert
:-iingleton, director of !he Afro-American
Studies Center at UCLA.
Singleton said that 11 Instructor~.
representing three-fourths of all black
faculty members Al the school. decided to
withnold 1rades from all students in an
effort •''lo tos.'I the ball back into the
hands of the regents."
Mis:r; Davis said she will ask her
students whether she should lecture
dc..~pite her firiog.
Her department chairman, Pro r.
Donald Kali sh. says he ·lias no Idea htlw
lh(' studen~ wjll react.
"Student!! are very skll1£ul in organiz-
ing themselves and in keeping their plan!!
out of the eye of the public and of a 50-
ye11r-old professor," 1he phll9sophy pro·
fe:i;sot told newsmen Sunday in an-
nouncir.g the decis ion by Miss Davis, 25.
lier course, "Recurring Philosophical
1'hcmcs in Black Literature," 11as .
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schec1L1ltd lo meet for lhe first time today,
with 169 studcnl.$ enrolled.
Univeri;ily reaents fired. Miss Davis
Sept. JO, invoking a JHO regents' ruling
prohibiting Communlsla from teaching at
~tale un!vernlties. Miss Davis said she
was ll member or a Commu nl5t club.
ShP accused the regent~ of being prt?-
Judlccd becau8e she Ill a Negro and said
she \vould teach whl)e appealing the
di~missal.
Thi!: rcgenL~ responded by l!Slllng an
order that UCLA Chancellor Chatles
Young said he inlerpretcd as meaning
Iha! Miss Da,•is 1n11y lec:h 1re during the
appe"I but that students won't rtoeiYe
crec!it for the c~r11e.
Daugl1te1·
'M111·derecl'
Witl1 Dr11gs
l!OL.J.Y\\'OOD -Arl Linklct1cr blamell
LSD fnr the death of his 20-}'ear-old
daugh!cr
"ll "'asn't suicirle," the star of Ilic
House !'arty television show Io l 1t
ne~·smen Sunday, ''because she wasn't
hcrselr. It was 1nur<ler. She was
1nudrercd by the people \\'ho manufacture
anrl sell LSD.·•
Diane Link!etter plunged rrom the
kitchen window of her sixth-floor apart-
ment Saturday as a friend , Edward
Durstnn, tried to grab her.
Linkletler. 57, said he had known for
~Ix months that she was part of a Holly-
~·ood group that experimen ted with drugs.
She had tolrl him t'arlier about a "bad
tr;p" \\'ilh LSD. and \\•as unUer the drug's
efrf'c ts again when she died, he asser1ed.
"She \Va.~ a girl \\'hn was not psyt'hnlic,
nnt under trratmcnt. ;i happy girl v.'ith no
111011ey lroul;ilC'!','' Linklrttcr said . "Shr.
had problems that teens have had ~iocc
time began. But LS D gives thcrn <1 v.·ay of
;n·nirt ing facing up to those problems.
"Ynu ;idd l ~.;;o tn a girl \11hn j,
snme\1'hal emolion<JI and clratnatic anrl it
l<in he disastrous. She lold me about lak·
Ing it, about her bum trip. She fell she
\\'aS being 1lriven out or her mind .
"A parenl can do lit11c in a c;isl' like
thi s.'' Link\ctter said. "No one can tlo
anyth.ing ahout ii, except the youni pro-
p1e lhemselves_"
Mi ss Linkle\ler. the youngest or
Linkleller's five children. W• pret1y and
talked about a HollywOod cart?{'r. lft>r
rather said sht' had some singing jobs
planned.
Durston. 27, told police Miss LinklC'llf'r
had ask~d him to come fo her apartment
Friday whC're they speol the night talk~
lng. She "'<IS emotional and despondent,
concerned "'ilh her identity and her
c<i reer, police quoted Durston as sayini;:.
Drugs a.~pcc1s of the c<ise are ~1111
\Jcing investigated, police said.
Private funeral services are planned <it
forest Lawn Mrmorial Park.
Llnk lcller and his \1•1fc. l .oi~. "'ere
not ified nf the 1leath in Colorado an<l
rch1rneJ here Sunrl:ay.
On .July l:i .John Z\\·eyer. 3.1, husband of
J.inklc\\er's oldest rtaughter. Dawn, 2.9,
shot himself in the head. He repQr!!'dly
"'as 1lcpressed over his insurance
business.
Mcsan's Escape
Trip Through
Toilet Foiled
A nakt'd , mud-c11ked man scream1nl-':
n1essage.~ of Jove for his caplor.~ \\'i'I'
jailed Saturday night after i.'n allegcrf
LSD frol ic. finally halted by a squad of
live Costn Mesa policemen.
He later tried to escape by diving into a
jail cell toilet but was unsuccessful. in-
vestigators said.
Roger A. Fuerst, 21 . or 530 W. Wilson
St., was boo~ed on charges of resisting
arrest and being under the inrluence of
LSD, with ba il set at S625 and schedu led
to be in court today .
Patrolman Bob Goode said he arrived
at lh e Alea Moana Apartrnents Saturday
night in response to a repQrt of a nude
man ancl round Fuerst lying in !he center or a crowd of l ~nants.
The officer said he scuffled \\'ith the
slippery suspect for abOut t1o1·0 minutes ,
'lu ring wh ich time the collegian tried to
jump into rhe apartment swimming j>ool.
Durin,ll the metee. officers Randy Nun,
non P:ilmer, and Sam Arnold joined in
trying lo quiet the incoherent 8Uspecl and
finally got hiJTI into a ,Patrol car.
"I love yt1u," he was quoted as
!!hooting. whUe his flailing feet belled the
sentiment.
lnvestlgat<t's said-Fuerst continued In
bounce off the walls of the jail holding
cell -trying to.dive down the commode
-and was finally removed to 1 paidded·
lype· facility after mYch 1trugle.
Sgt. Gary Sbull and Officer~ J im Cor-
rales joined with the three ot her
patrOJmen to sflift F'Ue.rst to what might
accurate ly be, termed fno re comforbble
qa1rter1. ·
Blood Specialist Dies
NEW YORK (UPI) -Or. William
Damashek, noted blood ~~lallst, died
tortay at 10:07 R.n1 . in J\.!t. Sinai llo:r;pltnl
afler undergoing open heart surgery on
S;iturday.
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Oiane Linkletter
Mets Whip
Bra ves~ Cop
NL Pe1111unt
NE\\' YOHK (AP) -Tht New '\'ork
l\.lt'1s, once the laughing stock of baseball,
)>tu nned Atla nta 7.4 today, completed a
1hree·game swee p of !he Braves in thei?
best-of-rive playorf series and won ttt.
Nationa l League championship.
The Mell. created in 19&2 Rnd for yea!"!
the pt!rennial 10th place finisher. ne:d
play lhe \lo'innC'r of the American League
playorr sceries between Ba ltimore: and
Minn esota in the World Serles, beginninC
Saturday .
Tommie Agre. Ken BoswC'!l and \\rayn e
r.arrelt ;ill hit home ruos a.~ 1he: Mets
<.:a rne fr orn ~C'h1nd 2-D ;ind 4-3 deficits for
their Luggcst 1•ie tory ever.
Nolan Ryan. :i har<t·thrO\\'i ng right-han·
dC'r, replaced struggli ng ~·oung Gary C.en•
1ry in the third inning. pitched out of a
t>ase.~-loarled jam and re ceived credit for
thr rlecision .
Veterans llank Aaron anrt Orlando
C!'pcda ea ch ha d a two-run homer fOC'
Atlanta . "'h1ch wa!' an 11-10 favorite Lo
beat Nf'W York in the playoffs.
Th(' r.1e1.~ won 100 game:-; in the regular
~ca.son in ta kin~ the Ea.~l Divisi<m cha""'
p1onshir while Atlanta took the \Vest titlt
Jn lhe new , 12-team setup.
;\Jolcl Hoo111 Looted
By Cat Burglar
,\ c·.:it h11rglar !noted the room of .,.
~1nrg;;n Hill 111<1n while he \•isited over
111r \\'f'('krnd ar ;1 l'ns la fl1esa mot.el be
o~·ns, p:;l1cr .o:;:iul today.
Clint l.. Baker wn s a.~IC'ep In lhe Coral
Jlrrr f\Iolrl. 2.645 Harbor Hlvcl., when his
"'<1t rh. n rin~ ;ind assorted money total•
ing $.'IQO \\'as taken from a dressertQl',
rolice said.
Slork ~Jarkel•
Nt<:w YORK (AP J -Glamor iss uis
displayed some strength in an otherwise
11.'thargic slock market la,te this aE•
lernoon. Trading "'as slo\v. ( Se t
qu11t<1tions. Pages 20-21).
Prices t'dged up lo their best level of
Lhe day in ea rly afternoon. then slipped
back. The Dow Jones average of 30 in·
dustrials at 2 p.m. 1o1·as up 0.92 at 809.33.
Orange Coast
Weather
Sunny skies and warmer lemp-
eratures are on the horizon for
Tuesday along the Orange Coast,
with the mercury reaching up in-
to the eighlies.
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U.S. Age-µts Intercept Coast Man's Pot Boat
A Seal Beach man \1'ho cu$\omfi agents
alltge 111'as captured in San D1tgo \\'oters
\\'llh a boatload ot contraband -in·
t•luding the first ltnOwn trademarked
n)ar1juana -loday awaited arraib•runenl
in fed eral court on sn1ugghng t:harges.
A&ent~ who boarded the cruiser
operated by Wi!l iarn J ... \\'illy" LC'nahan,
'27, of 123 l llh St., clain1 they seized 154
pn'Jnds of high-grade rnarijuar1a, more
1ha.n !,000 drug pills and a quantity of ap·
parent heroin .
Sat.urttv \1·as tht flr~t 1nvolv1n& a boat
since Operation Intercept -lhe t;.S.
crackdown oa marijUAna -wen\ into ef·
tect'~ weeks a110.
"Ob man. Willy's messin1 with I.he feds
and. tl\e)' dOn't ptly around," an ac·
~1 u a;ntance who heard lhe news in a
Sunset Beach liquor store Sunday was
heard In siiy,
Authorities v.·ho 1ra11ed Lenah1111·~ 21i·
'fhe capture duru1g predawn darkne~s
foot c.:abln cruiser from Me~1can 10 U.S.
v.•ater,, then overtook il in a C~t Guard
vessel, 1ald the marljutllla 1ei1ed was in
41 package11.
hand ful of pesos, wilh a broad smile on
his face.
•·EJ Comprador," was the brand name
-The Buyer.
"Ne llay Mejor," \vas the added slog:i n
-Nonr Belter. authorities l!aid
Brsldc. the n1aior marLJUana haul,
Complex or Metroports?
Press Asked to Leave in South County Airport Talk
By P A..i\fELA HALLAN
01 .,,. 0.111 ~lltf llllt
Ideas running the gamut from an
enlarged airport CQmplex to a series of
small melroports were tossed around
Saturday at a meeting of lhe South
Or•nge County Airport Committee.
Exchanging ideas and providing in·
Formation for the group v:hich oppose~
lhe u;e of El Toro as a commercial
alroort \\'ere John K i 11 e f e r , ad-
mi~lstrali\"e assistant to Fifth Dislri<'l
Crur,ty Supervisor Alton A!len and Bernie
Tiernan. assistant to fourth Districl
County Supervisor \Villiam •1. Hirstein.
Ccr'"!mittee chairman Harvey Stearn
.askP:! the DAILY PILOT to leave before
lhe meeting commenced, saying that the
speakers felt that because of polltical
01ertones ot some of their comn1ents,
thry would not be able to speak as treely
if a n1embcr of the press was present.
Killcter. lal rr said it \\'f•S true thal he
;.nr. Tierna n \\"OUld not hil ve been able to
"'PPak as freely but asserted that nothing
1ras ~aid during the meeting that couldn"l
h<1rt been said before the press.
Repotring on Lhe 1neeting later, Stearn
said that both Kil!efer and Tiernan in-
dicated an interesl in a metroport or
reeder system as a possible ansv.•er t()
Orange County's airport needs. lie stated
lhat Orange County is th e second largest
111 th~ stale in population but has one of
the sn1a llest areas. "\Ve"rc approaching a
point \\•here a large airport wou!dn 'l be
Jeasible because of population density,''
~aiC.: Stearn."As time goes on the cost of
land \\'ill become more and more pro-
J;ib!tive .''
Thomas Woodruff New
Ii~ said that it would appear that a
n1etrt•port sy3tem might be a better idea
i11 lhat il could feed commuters to large
airports where con tinental and in-
tercor.tinental flights would be available.
Stearn also reported that phase two of
11 study approved by the county Board o(
Supervisors in April will :;oon be brought
10 the board for funding. 'This study is ex·
amining the feasibility of using El Toro
"'1arine Co rps Air Station for commercial
purposes. City, Attorney in Valley
"But it's no secret," claimed Stearn.
"that. although the supervisors voted for
tht study, they may not necessarily
belif!ve it 1rould be feasible." Thomas Woodruff, 30, former assistant
c1tv attorney for Newport Beach, slarte<i
.,..,o.rk loday as the new part-time rity at-
torney of f'ounlain Valley.
He ll'as selected by the Cily Council
~atuniay after interviews ~·ith nine ap-
p!ican1s fo r the position vacQ\ed by the
resi gnation of Ed'.l·in i\lartin. \VoodruH
1rill handle his fir s1 assignment v.·hcn the
council n1eets Tuesday.
•·He was selected because Of his
Fashion Island
Manager Berge
Resigns Position
r·ashion Island fi>lana,!lrr Kenl Berge
has resigned hi!! job v.•ith the Irvine Con'-
pany to entu the real estate devt\opment
field, Jr\'ine spokesmen said Friday.
Berge's replaetmenl lo the top post or
·the finn"s 7S-acre, hilltop shopping center
is. Lew Goodfield, formerly neighborhood
lihopping center manager for the Irvine
Company.
Good field, 31, is na\i\"e of Sanla
Barbara and a graduate of Long Beach
State College. He holds a bachelor·s
degree in economics.
The ne¥.-manager joined the Irvine
Company in J\1:ly 1968 after experience in
tetall sales management for furniture
•firms.
' He is a Ne\1·porl Beach resident , the
. fathPr nf 1hree daughters and a son.
'.Goodfield , his vole. Helen. and lhc1r
'.family Ji\"e at 2f>l2 Sierra Vista.
Burg lar' :-\J,ip ())cl
For :\t·w a t Church
Burglars broke 11110 St A ndrt'w·~
l'rrsbrtt'r1an C'hur'li 111 .\cwpor! Beach
O''ern1S;ht Sunday , cartin,i: away 1hrrr
: pJc')c,e_s of 01!11.:c r.qu1p1nr11t 1 alued at
~l . .,b;J
f'ohtC' sa1rl lhc !hU!\'CS. wlio entered lhe
churrh"s olr1ce area by pryi ng open l\\O
:;e1s of doors. skipped older of11ce equip·
, ment. They took hl"o brand new JB,\f
, cle<'tric I} pe\1Tileri; and a newly pure has-
. f!d Ol11·e111 adding n1ach1nr.
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municipal experience,·• City ?-.tanager
Jim Neal said today.
'\'oodruff earned his degree in law at
1he liniversity of Califo rnia Hastings Law
School. From 1966 to 1967 he was deputy
city attorney and city prosec utor for
lnalewood. From 1967 to the present he
has been a fu!ltlme a3sistant in J\"e\\'porl
Beach .
In addition lo handling Fountain
Valley's legal matters, Woodruff will open
a private practice.
f.1artin resigned more than a month
ago, giving as his reason the desire of lhe
city to employ a full time allomey. City
officials, ho\\·ever, later decided a part-
ti me attorney still could handle the job .
Last Rites Held
For Mrs. Paulson
Memor~al funeral ser1•ices v.·cre htld
i'-londay in Arcadia fo r a longtime sum-
1ne.r resident o[ Balboa Island who d.Jed
J.ut Wednesday.
Rite3 for ~1rs. f\fargo Stetson Paulson,
of Arcadia, were conducted lhis morning
in the Uter McKinley Chapel, Arr1dia.
Survivors include her husband John, a
sister t.fary F. Stetson, and I\\':> nieces,
Marybeth Hurley and Dorsey Gunners1\1.
The ramily suggests that those wishing
to offer to her men1ory contribute to the
Arcadia f.1ethoc!\st Hospital Building
fund.
I celande r Takes Over
BR t;SSELS . Belgium (A Pl -The
!\orih Atlanuc Lounc1I anno1:nced loday
that Esnil Jons~on. foreign n11nl~1t·r or
Iceland, hai; as~Um!'rl Thi! cou nci l"s
presidency.
The shift took p!a~e Sep! 17. <1nd he
\1·1JI ser\C f(lr a .\ear. He StH.:cecds \\"esl
Ano1her study discussed at I he
n1c-eting, according lo Stearn . .,..·as one
<"011Cuc1cd by 1hc n1ititary on a large
nun1her of n11litary installation~ lo :-1ee 1f
1t 11·oulrl bt-econo1nicall.v desirable to ~ell
lhen1 and relocate in less drn~Jly
popu :0::1ed areas . Stearn said the spll<ikers
a.•sured then1 that if that ever happened
10 E1 Toro it 1vould be a long \l'ay in the
future .
Stearn stressed the fact that !hr
nH.'"ling represented only a rliseussion of
opinions , no recommendations were
made.
Ste ·:rn said he lerl thr meeting Frrhni::
nptiinis lic thal I.he chances of El Toro
being made a public airport are \'Cry
~hm.
$10,000 Blaze
Sl¥eeps Mansion
On Linda Isle
A $10,000 blaze swept through the ~e
rond floor of a L!nda Isle mansion
Sunday.
Firemen !'iaid the fi re at the R. D.
Olmst-:ad home, 52 Linda Isle, v.·as ap-
pa rently caused by a small child playing
\l"il!°'. m11tches and candles.
No ont' v.·as injured.
Housekeeper f.largarct Sin1pson. in
<·hare• o{ the household \\"hile tvlr. and
tl-!rs. Olmstead are 1·aca1ioning in
Buroi:e, called firemen al about 2 p.n1 .
T1-1·0 fire engines responded. Jt \1·a.~
1:-eh~\·ed to be the first ilre of con-
~equcr.ce on the exclus1\"C, lr\·1ne
J~11sehol d resldential island .
1;e,.\"y black smoke forced firemen lo
clon sr:er\al gear. E\·eryonc fn the i1ous e
\\"as safely outside 11•hen firemen arrt\•cd.
DAILY ~ILOT tt•U llM I•
FIREMEN TOSS BURNING MATTRESS FROM HOUSE
81•.i• Sweep• Second Floor of Linda lilt Home
customs agents who bo.arded Le11ahan"s
bo<ot said they found about a he.II-pound
of t;in powder believed to be heroin, 1,000
crange pills wit.h an oriental marking on
each, 35 .apparent LSD tablets and JO
ha11hlsh smokin& pipes.
Lenahan -who al first Lold in-
''C.Stigators his address was wherever his
rf!ttnlly-purchased boat happened to be
,111tked -\1•as booked on the f::deral
ch<1rge and held "'ithout bail.
Aulhoriti~s announced Sunday U1at they
tel1t•\"t' the price of marijuana and h!!roin
in rnajor U.S. distribulion centers has as
much ~ do'Jbled in some c1aes.
This would indicate the stated intent of
Operation lntercept -driving lhe price
.sky-high -is being accomplished, but
The tradt>mark .showed a Mexican man
::Landing beside a 1narijuana plant,
l•l11tchi ng a ffstfu l of dollars and a
drug scene sour ces have denied 11.
.. Generally JJI price #c1s alrnost doUbl-
MINIBIKE DRIVER DOWNED IN COLLISION WITH AUTO
Bi ke Passenger Al so Hurt in Eastbluff Crash
South Coast to Head Off
S11'iall Hospital Boom?
By RICll ARO P. !\"ALL
An attempt Js bl'ing made to head off
al the pass -voluntarily -a pro-
J1ferauon of s m a I I pr il·alely-owncd
hospital,c; in the burgeoning southern half
o! Orange Counl.J'.
Horrible cxan1plrs ci ted al Fnday
meeting are what has happened to lhe
rest of Orange Count.\', lo Los Angeles
County and to the San Francisco area.
Offic.ia ls ;it non-profit South Coa>t
Coinmuni!y llospital \SCCH) hOPf in-
.stead to plan for the medica l future.
The theory is tha1 because of their sizr,
interconnection and supporting facilitic~.
planned big hospitals can not only kerp
pace v.·ith growing medical experl1st. and
medical needs but can hold down i1s
rapidly-increasing cos ts,
Toward this enrl. a su1nn1ary or a stud~·
•ii the rnl'dical needs of southern Orangl'
<·ounty 11a s prescnll'd lo medical of-
tir1als. county oflic1a!s and the press ;:it
~CCII.
The sludy 1-1·a~ hy 1ht' firm of S!onr .
f.l arracc1n1 and Pa!lerso11.
11 prOJ('('IS 10 the year l!WO and
PS!tmates th.:it hy that time l ,liO genera!
hos pit al bixls will be ncded lo ser\"e. a
populnl lon <'s1imated at 551.000.
The se.r1 tee area dealt \1•1th -:i bo111
11alt a rounly -embraces con1111un\\l cs
fron1 Cr~·stal Co\·e to San Cle1nentc, fro1n
Laguna Hills to San Juan Capistrano.
The. study recom 1ncn<ls e:\pansion of
:-iCC ll (11 240 lJcds a:;: il~ ul1 i1n :ilc ~i1r
Thr scrond hospital rccommrnded on a
~O 10 50-acre site 11·ould serve the
n1ushrooming Laguna H1 !ls-~l!ssion Vieio
-L;ig1111;i N1gu<'I area. !1 would ultunatt'·
l,v gro1l', .. 1n planned 1ncrc1ncnls, to 600
Leds.
1111' third, and last hospital in the: plan ,
would serve the San Clcn1cnte -San
Juan Cap1s!rano -<.:aplslrano Beach
area . ll would be drsigncd for ultimate
C'1>;pansion lo 300 hcds.
Tl1c 1111ni1num starlin~ size of either of
1hc other two hospit<ils rccoinmended
\1 ~uid be JSO beds.
Tl1".' fly in the ointn1enl -as far as the
SCCl l :idvance planning goes -1s the an-
roun1·ed eonstructio11 of t110 proprietary
q1r1\ nl1'ly 011•ned \ hospital~.
Unc is to be built at San Clemente. The
roll\('; IS to be built Ill lhf' ~l!SSIOll V1e)O
<irr;. r>n !he old Sadd!eback College site.
L:t•;111 lit1ffey. <1dn1inistrator of the San
('l,..1ncnle lac1!1ty, said grading is now u11-
cler1• ;iy lie a1Lcntl cd the Frida y rnceting.
JI .. ! aid ~430.000 ha s been :-.pent for the
prooe rty and 11·ork will go lor11·ard . It
u!t im:-itrly i~ to be 250 bed s \Vlth 150 cx-
1ended care beds. Haffey said .
'"Ii ll wa sn·t lor proprielory hospitals
folli!l'' lh(" gilp, WIH'rc \\OUld \\'C be a~ filr
a,~ l,ealln t'.8l"C bed~? J'rn not opposed lo
n0n ·prolll ho~p1lals. l're been 1n tl1e
bt1~'l!CSs 3.1 ycilr." on both sides of the fen-
~·c:' \1 <1 llry ~aid.
'"fl1e Cast of Hai1·
Does11't Sl1op Here
For one. thing. the :"\ell.'"J>Ort 1
Beach Police Depart1nent v.oul d
prnbahly take a dim vie\\" of 1!.
1.1ke u~. thcy"re a hit o!d·fa~h
iflllf'd.
\"(\\I 111:1 \" h;;i\"[' 11111 l~"f'rf Ill ll1e
p;iprr !h:1 t ;1 1·r c-cn !l .1• hL·ld ""pop-
rn("k" fc·~l 1\·;:i l 1\as <dtcndcd hv
Q\,~r !.I 000 ~Id ~. :111d ;.1liQu1 100
flf thrn1 \1ere nakert. \Ve hope
this lrrnd doesn't catch on . It
docs nothing for our bu siness.
;\lakes _rou look 10 pounds ligh l·
"' Possibly ):o•.i',·e been sn busy
1ratch1n,I!; the stock 1narkct lhrit
l'Oll ha\·e1ft-t.c\·c11 110\iced 1 IH•.-r
I rends. Bul \1•c'l1 bet the \l'on1an
in your life certainly ha~,
\\.0111en nolicc ~ul'h thing~.
:\nd lhey ('arc. They care le!:is
nbout the !:itoc k n1arket -a:>
long as you can afford to take
thcn1 to Europe 1Yhen liley're in
the mood. (Aren"l they al v.·ays?)
\Vcll, we can't finance your
trip to Europe, but we can gee
lhal you go in 1.tyle. Our faU
suits range in price from '9S. to
ed ,'' s11.1d oot federal irn·,~ugator, '·but
1n J1' important 1s Jhat much of 11 JS
una\•ailable or extremely scuce."
Marijuan• is reportedly !Ci rce in Ntl"
York, nonexistent in Miami , and
generally of poor Quality -grown in the
l\1idv.·e$t from wild World "'ar II hemp
plant! used in rope production.
A d.ru& scene source said Sunday,
hJ11'cver. that no one should ever pa;.o
n1ore than *25 for a lid. or half ounce
qu1ntity, even in the worst pot famine.
Mini-bike
Boys Hurt
In Car Crash ..
'f\VO ! I-year-old Ea.s! bluff boys e.scaped
fitrious injury Saturday afternoon whetl
lhe mini-bikt they \\"tre riding collidecl
head-on v.·ith a ear.
'rhe <1ccident occt1rred on Arhulu~
~tree!, about :lOO feet souU1 or Aleppu
~1reet.
Police said _young Ronald Anderson, 800
Aleppo, dro1•c Lhe ·1nit1i-bike, \\'ilh Jeffre~
Kean, his passenger. The small machine
collided v.·ith a car driven by UC Irvine
mathematics professor Bernard R .
Gelbaum, 2301 Arbutus St.
Ronald was treated for a cut on hi.\
temple and lacerations of his thigh. Jef-
frey escaped wilh minor s-crapes. Both
boys were released after medical lrcat-
meot, Hoag Memorial Hosp it a I
authorities said.
Youth on LSD
Escapes Death
In Suicide Try
A youth Y>ho told police he had taken
LSD and ll'anted to end his life, escaped
ll"ith minor injuries after throwing
himself in frc.nt of a car in Laguna Bcecb
early Sunday.
Alan Pratt Perez, 20, of 949 Peregrin•
Place, Anaheim, .,.,·as transferred ta
Orange County ~1edical Cent.t:r arter
treatment for abrasion3 at South Coast
Community Hospi tal.
Dril·er Larry Eirich Cole. 26, or 1681
Tedtnar, Anaheim. told pclicc h.e w;is
southbound in the 1100 block of S. Coast
Highway at approxirnately I a.m. Sun·
dar. v.·hen the )•oung man jumprd out in
front or his vehlcle from between two
parked cars. He was unable to stop in
time to avoid hitting lht victim, Colt
said.
Doctors said Perez ·was "on a trip.'•
police reported, told !hem he had taken
LSD and wanted to die.
Two Women Hurt
In Car Smasl1up
A car dril'en by a 3+.year-old Hun·
tington Beach "·oman plmo.•ed into a park-
<'d asphall ~preadcr at I.he \\"estchfl
Drive road construction project in
Ne\\""J)Orl Beach Sunday night. T\\"O
persons \\"{'re inJurC'd.
Driver Donna Castrop or liOOI J\"ew-
qtust Lane, Huntington Beach, and "
passenger. i\larian Cooper of 2700
Peterson \Vay. Costa ;\,esa. 1\·ert: listed in
fair condition today al Hoag Memorial
Hospital.
Damage to both c:ar and spreader wa ~
maior, police sa.id.
$155. Our e ~pert advice ls alsn
11·orth money, bul "'e don't
charge.
\Vhether you're looting for
something traditional or conven·
lional, \\'Orsted flannel, shark-
skin, herringbone or Bengaline,
,you'll find our selection as fin•
a~ any in lhe area, as c urrent
as this morni.ng·s New York
Time~. A careful look through
011r rack$ Ls sure lo turn up
.:.o n1e pleasant surpri:;es.
(.'on1e in and bro1vs e all clay.
\Ye open at 9:30 a.in., C'los e at
fi:30 p.m. (9 p.1n. on 1~ridays) .
For a lunch break \.Ve sugge ~t
Be rkshire's, \\'oody"s or Tal e or
llJ• Whale.
And we also ha\'e a 1ugges-
tion for lbe nudists of the world
-UNITE! '111en get dres!led.
It'1 good for business. And it
may evf:n keep the police off
your back.
At Bidwell's ..... e're excited
about trends of a diJferent sort.
Like the "'·ider lapels you're
secin,g this i;eason. The increas-
in& use of stripes. The grol'Jing
popularily of !he double-breast-
Pd bla;:er :\nd . of course, lht'
~haped ~uit 1or ":s 1Jhouct\e," if
.\ ou prefer) -no1v er 1df'11! In
r1 r1 ·' lh111.1: fron1 Jc1:-ure 11 r~r 10
(hr 111ofl 1r::id 1!1011;;i l rlolh111g-
Jack Bidwell
:S4117 , .• R l.ldo a• ]\.,,.port mvd., J\ewport Rea~h
Parkini for "~ manr ear9 11111 ''OD 01'"11.
l\o,.· open J'rid11~· e••eningo antil 9 p.m.
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BEA ANDERSON. Editor
Mffdtf, 0<19Mr t. IHll " 1'110 U
Officers Fete
New Members
ltich je\vel tones of autun1n \\'ill p revail a s t.he decoration motif in the
\1·a terfront ho1ne of J\-t rs. l\lar li n Lockn ey next Thursday \l'hcn new 1nem·
bers of th e Lido Isle \Von1an 's Club 1vi ll be honored during a coffee recep-
ti on .
\Velcoming ne1v mc1nbe 1's 111ill be officcr:o; th e !1:J1nes. l\.1el Richlcy,
presid ent ; Roger BrO\\'n. first vice president : Armen Sivaslian. second vice
president ; Ed1vard lfayes, th ird vice president; Robert Paley. reco rd ing
secretary ; .1\lfred Qui nlan, correspond ing secretary, and .lack J\'Jarshall,
treasurer.
Nev.'IY announced committee chairmen are the hilmes. Paul Connally
and Jerry J-lavvl ey, courtesy and ho spitality; Roger Garrity, decoraUons: J.
Hobart Batson, historian and photography: Allen Kli ngensmith and Frank
l\'Ieier, Lido Isle Communit y Associatioo representatives: Robert Bisson-
nette, luncheon and puncheon, and John Davis, co-chairman.
Other chairmen are the !vlmes. r.1ichael Ashe, lu ncheon hostess: E.
J\lorgan Quinn, music; E. Terrance J\foran, parliamentarian ; J. E.T. Rut -
ter and Richard J\.1ailander , publicity; .Jerry J\<lcClai re and John Landelivs,
publications; Max Bins\vanger, reservations, and Robert \Vahler, co-chair·
man.
Add iti onal chainnen are tht" J\1mes. Guy i\liner. \Ve lfarc ; Basil Boo·
kasta, co-chairman; F rederic \V ood, art ; .J ohn llo.~kin , hook scc;Jon :
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Quinlan, co-chainnan; Allen Cri sell, evening bridge: Don ald J acobi. social
bridge; Bruce Petsch and John Hankey, duplicate brid ge: Delbert Van
Ornum, house and garden ; Loyd McCull ey, mistress of rhetoric: John Red·
field, modeling; Bookas'la, Robert Hadden and 1-lerbert Oelke, tennis. and
l\.1oran, travel.
'GETTING TO KNOW YOU' -'r his \1·i ll bra f;:i n1iliar tune \l')H'll
n1embers of th e Lido r.~le \ro 1 nn 11 ·~ Clnh 11r lr111n r IH'11·1·n1n0r " In
the group. 1\1rs. llla rlin Loc knf'y \right ) 11·111 open hC'r 1'. :J1l'rfro11t
OAlt..1' PILOT P~oto ~y lllch1rd l( .. htW
home for the coffee reception next Thursday. Assisting with hos-
tess dutie.~ 11·iJI be l\1rs. P<111I Connally {left ) and one of those to
be fet ed is l\·lrs. llowa rd La1vson Jr.
'Happy Bi rthday to You'
One
For
Candle
Birthday
Picked
Cake
ll docsn'I ~CC'lll thnl long. bu! a year has r Clssed and !he Costa "Jcsa
fll etnonal llosr 1tdl 1\ux1 liary is celebrating a birthday.
·rhe first yc;ir of ~ervicc and change \\•ill be hig hlighted during a ::;o·
c1al affa ir \\'r d!\C!>day, Oc t. 15, fron1 I to :J p.111. in th~ conference roon1 of
1he hosrital.
Jlrospecl1\·c n1e1nbcrs hil\"e been inv1 1cd to th e lea, staled "l r!-.. \\"ar·
rrn R. t\therLon. first vice president. \\'ho 1.~ directing the party. Assisting:
her "·1th preparation.<> is "l rs. ('lyde G. l\lcCall, fou rth v1 cc pres1dcn·t.
Ti rce iving guesls \vii i he 1\lrs. Ale xand er ll l<1cGil li vra y, president and
!\!rs. l ~obcrt l\1 . \\'ilso n, n1cmbcrsl1 1p chrurn1an .
Others \\'Ork ing ;is cha1rn1en ;.i re J\lr~. R;iy \\'al lace 1\ho 1s tak1n,!!
1·h;irge of !1osle ss clutic.<; and "'!rs. Thotn;is II P<1ynr 11 /10 is ha ndlin g dec-
nr.J t1ons. ;\]rs. lleryl \Va ggon cr hcaLl.~ thr l<ibl c !'-E'r\·1cr conit11iltee 1\·hile
1\lrs. Ge orge V. F ox is responsible for in v1tC1!1 ons and the guc .• 'l book.
\\/omen interestecl in ;1\l c11d 111g and bc con1 111g a volunteer 1ndy lclr·
phone r-.1rs. Clark ('. \Veslcoll. reservation t:ha1rn1an at. 548-1531.
Volunteers had the ir fir st 1neeling Oct. 2, 1968 . 1·1icir dulles al that
t in1e consisted of helping patients 1nakc menu selections, delivering pa-
1ients' mail, taking care or flowers, dislributing magazines and aiding in
visitor control.
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CELEBRATING FIRST YEAR -Inviting prospec-
ti ve members to a first birthday tea are members
of the Costa J\.fesa l\-femprial Hospital Auxiliary
Wednesday, Oct. 15. Blowing out the one candle are
(left to right) the Mmes. William Savage, Fred
Ahlstrom and Roy E. June, volunteer s.
Today the women also staff a gift shop and workshop, supply mes·
senger service, assist in the e1nergency room, fol d and roll dressings fo r
surgical su pply and take care of the blood replacement program.
1\lrs.
A Junior Auxiliary ha s been formed for gi rls 151h years and old<'r.
Ronald Stenge at 546-2720 \viii ans\ver questions about membership.
Please Mother-in-law, She'd Much Rather Do
'DEAR ANN LANDERS : Your advice to
"Burnt Bernice" stank. When my
mother-in-Jaw comes over and start~
:•straightening things," I do not ap-
preciate her "help." In fact, I interpret
her sudden burst of energy as an attack
on my housekeeping. The last time my
mother-in-law 11ttempted to "tidy up" my
ki tchen it took me a ~·uk to fir'll'l the
Sieve. I am still looking for the lea
·11trainer. Since you often use the phrase
MYOB, "·hy did you ch.icktn out lhis
time? -DISAPPOI NTED
, DEAR DIS.: ~t VOB 11 an admonition
rtinved for Interfering: lypts. Y o a r
mothf!'r-ln-l•w docs not qu111ify. She
1011Dd1 like 1 hyperthyroid, &akcover
dime wbo should be: told In blunt
laap11e, "Motller·r·r·r -l'd r•tber dt
ft myself!'•
ANN LANDERS ~
DEAR ANN LANDERS : w a .~
fasci na ted by the letter s i g n e d
"Disgusted in ~l inncapolis." r-.ly hearl
just breaks for those ric h folks who had
to sell the ir dream house in the suburbs
because they couldn 't gel anyOO:ly lo
shovel the snow, remove the sc reens and
!llorm windows, rio the gardening, pain t
the garage-etc, I wonder who she hired
to lick the stamp.
"Minnie" was hlghly critical or "those
lazy bums" who'd rather be on welfare
lhan earn an honest dollar. She points O\Jt
thal our forefathers didn't make this
coun1ry greal by sitting on the ir duff s.
Yet she fa ils to explain why she and her
h11sbend sat on theirs -and ended up
selling their dream house rather lhan do
the work th emselves.
My hus band end I own a 12 room home
on nine acres in a Boston suburb. We
bought 1 snow plow and a molorized l11wn
mower. We do ou r own aardening and
..
landscaping. We clean the swimming
pool, keep the tennis court in shape and, I
might add, all this physical exercise
keeps US in shape. Work is a remarkable
tonic for the soul and spirit as well as the
bod y. If more people did their own work
insl.ead or hiring it done, this country
would be infinitely healthier and happier.
-BUSY IN WALTHAM
DEAR BUSY: Tbank1 ror a splend id
letter. J\lany people (mostly from New
En&land ) wrole to e•pr~s a slmllar point
or view, bul you said It best.
DEAR ANN LA NOER..o;;: I rtm not long
ln you r country so please txcusc the bad
l~nglish. F'or six years I am living with
an executive who works rnr an America n
con1pany in Home. Jlc is delaying mar·
riage because his mother is very
religious and I am a divorced woman.
Raymond \\·as sent to America ror one
year and [ a1n with him as a visitor. I
read in the Stamford. Conn. newspaper
where you hel p people wilh problems and
I hope you will help me. Raymond is very
kind and generous And I love him deepl y.
But his habit of disappearing for severAI
days at a time worries 1ne grea tly. I have
heard it wh~percd that he has a
weakness for young girls. I am 37. When I
tell him if we were married I would fee l
more comfortable, he says I shoulrt not
liste n to gossip, that "'e are married in
his mind and this alone matters. Wh at
arr your thoughts on my situation ·~ -
ALDI N A
DEAR ALDIN A: "!\11nd" marrlage8 of-
It Herself
fer 1 woman very little security,
especially •bta tbe man loses bl1 mlld
f« 1everal days 1t 11 Ume. If it Is re•t
marriage you want, you must tell Ra.
mond all or nothing -en d ht: prepared to
gamble.
Too n1any coup]('s go from ma trimony
lo acrimony. Don'l lrt your.marriage llor
before it gets started. Send for An•
L;inclcrs' booklet, "Marriage -What 10
1--:xpecl. ·· Send your reques t to An n
Landers in care of thi s newspaper cnclos-
in~ 50 cents in coin and a tong, stamped ,
self-addressed envelope.
Ann Landers \\'ill be glad to http you
wilh your problem s. Send them to her in •
('Aft' of the DAILY PILOT, enc lMing a
~e!f·addressed. sta mped envelope. .
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INTROOUCING
FROG LOVERS
TO CHOPIN!
PARENTS. DON 'T WA IT UNT IL
YOUR CHILO IS OU T OF THE
FROG lOYERS AGE IEFOllE
YOU GIVE THEM THE GIFT OF
MUSIC-YOU WAIT ANO IT
MAY IE TOO LATE!
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1 ~·11 •r• rht p"rl«t o•• for
IH1r11i119 muiic.
Yomolt•, ofl"r year1 of t•ltorclt
d"i911td lilt Y o m • h • M 111lc
Coun• to 0~•111• th•! all thil 41•11
tOll lt•r11 m111lt.
Millio111 of Yomoho 91aduole•
from all o•e• l~t world teUify
10 lh• 1ucce11 of th• YAMAHA
MUSIC COURSE.
Yo11 de 11111 lla•c !a f.uy on ;,..
t111ml!11I, lhl!'r• i1 110 hom• 1!11cly
-i11it loll of f1111 for yo11r
child1en whi!t tl!P.y 1 ... , .. m111ic.
DON'T DENY YOUR CHILD THE
CHANCE YO U "IAY HAYE
MI SSED tN YOUR CHILDHOOD.
Clm11•1 ••• 11ow •11rolll11' -
wo11'1 yow pl_. 91,. 111 • coll
a11d let 111 •~ow Y•• tht •~alt
l fOry or the YAMAHA. MUSIC
COURSE!
YOUR llGGE5T RlWARO Will
IE WHEN YOUR FRO!; LOYEI
LOOKS UI' A.T YOU AN O TELLS
YOU ••• "I GAYE MY F~OG A
NEW NAME., B!::JHOVEN ,''
Don 't Oel1y-C.ill Tod~y
642-1844
YAMAHA
MUSIC SCHOOL
IN COSTA MESA
Cups Filled
By Guild
:°'ol U!>lC Tht:l!f.'r {;11dd nr
South Coast Chorus and Light
O~ra Association, \\' h 1 r h
1 recf'ntly nan1cd ~1r.~. (;cor~e
Boolh as its prt's1dfn\. is plan·
nin~ fl n1c-mbership coffre
op:.-n 1n lhe public i11 !hr.
Lagun a Niguel homt' fl[ .\1ro;,
.J olin Lav.scin at 10 .10 ~ 111.
Tuesd ay, Oct. 7.
All rcsldrnts of 1!1t' 1.·r1t111l_v
i11lrrcstcd in s u pp o 1' I I 11 ~
rnusil:al thcatt'r arr in• 1tccJ in
<iltend th(' affair and n1a.v nb·
ca1n rrser\'ations by c<illin~
.\Ir~ Arthur SrhN!c. 49Z-.18!l0
or .\I r~ Frcr! C<ilo11. 4~)2.;i671.
Serving with \lrs_ Booth th"
con1111g st'ason \\'111 be \we
J)rcsidcnts .\!rs. Toni Prdf.'tt.
11·avs ancl means, and ~Ir~.
Sc.h t' e I e , 1n em b t'rsh1p
i:h11 ir1n;u1
UU1cr nc1v ril11ccrs arc 1\1r
:'\1rncs. llonald Birtcher <incl
George Grupe, recording and
~·o r re spond ing secrrtarir~;
L:n1-rence Prltier. treasurer.
end Caton. t cl e p h n n ,.
ehairman. ~lrs. !1obrrt J l.111·
1 111 I.. 1,,1~ rha1 rn1 ;:in uf tl11·
11•111111101\ui g ro1nmHlt'e.
Cake Decor
1 Dis cussed
:-;po11sori ng a v;iJ.,e
flecnrallnr,: pro gr a 111 '\'ed-
llt'sdriy, Oct 8. at 10 a.m. are
memb<'rs or the Junior Sec-
11on. \\'ednesday f.1 or n i n g
Clt1b.
The Costa 1\1esa hom t-or
1\lrs. i\lichael Giddings \\'ill be
the decorating scene. f\lrs .
Jenny Denapole will in~trucl
1ne1nbers and !heir guests.
Ch:iirin~ !he event arr l\fr~.
!)J1 itl Poppell and ~I r s.
l'n\nt:k Rrrsnahan. '\'rli'Olll·
inJ: g11f'':~ .i( 1hc door 11 ill ht
\Ir~ P01•gl;1 ~ Pait~·. J1o~p1ta!1-
I) 1·ha1r111a11.
Dance Club
Square Riggrrs Sq u arr
Dance Cl ub "swings <lilt"
rver.v '\'cdnesday al 8 p.m. in
the fir~t Methodist l'.hurch,
{;osla ~lesa.
EASY-CARE
U,;for,,l:J "JUST FOR
YOU"
IAlC:O
5m•rl f•ihioru , c•r•·fr•• f•brit 1 fe•·
turing BA R.CO •ncl other f•mous br•ncl
neme~.
Cathy's Uniforms
1767 N1wport ltvcf.
Coit• Mt.a 646-5311 -
Fashion Artist Sketches Vivid TOPS Club Past To Rally
By .IOOEAN HASTI NGS
01 m. Cltltr "'"' ~1111
An era when she was
tTeating s plendid ball gowns
lor royal occasions was recall-
ed by Ferne (~l rs. Arthur)
\Vllliams of Huntington Beach.
1'he comely matron, who
also was sk<'tch artist for
designers Edith Head and the
la te Adrian when they were
the acclaimfd fashion giants
1n this country, can't se1v a
stitch.
•·!'in still struggling Lo learn
how to pul 111 a rolled French
hem." she lauijhs.
Betv.·een 1920 and 1940 1\lrs.
\\'ill1a1ns owned a syecially
design and dre!ISn1aking studio
in Ottav.·a, Canada. Under the
name of r·ernlashions, llhe
created elegant forn1al gowng
for gold·plale dinners, presen·
talions at~;@Urt, tbe King 's
birthday·-garden parly and
high-fashion weddings.
The former r~erne /\lcCrea
nevrr used a patte;,1 and some
nf the inateria l she \VOrked
\l'llh 1nighL cost $30 a yard
C\'Crl then.
"\Ve had several f11n11s -
ll'C called lhen1 Lizzies -and
! 11·Quld drape tiss ue until a
.~lyle suited rnc . If a custorner
had a11 unusua l build -say
nne shoulder higher than the
other -l v.·ould first l'U l a
1.·ollon fa bric ."
At that tinir the shop was
contented Lo inake $~ on a
onf-0f-a-kind custom gown ,
she said.
FA \'01\ITE DESIGNS
'VrJding gO\\'ns were Ju·r
favorites to design although
her crfations were in de1nand
ior the annual stait affai rs
su rroundin g the grand opening
of the Canadian Parlian1ent in
• Januarv.
'fhe Shop. 11·hich en1ployed a
n1 inhnu1n of 23 seamstresses.
"'ould bfgin fillings in October
lor the <'X clus1ve. lnvitatlonal
presentation ball honoring the
King's representative. clirnax:
<1f a ~t'rit's or !'.Ot:ia l rvents.
1-'flnL:e of \\'ale:-. phJn1cs for
llie hair -;1 111ust for the ball
-were onk·rcd twu ye;irs in
:id1·aner fron1 Snuth 1\lric«1.
a n ct F c r 11 e ' ' u th,. r
rl'srx•11tilh1l1t11·' in~·l11dcd rul
1·1s1ng her customers on the
DAYS OF POMP AND GLORY -Mrs. Arthur
! Ferne) \Villiarns recalls days 1vhe n, as one of Can·
ada's leading designers. she created go v.•ns for gold-
plale dinners, court presentations and high-fashion
just-so length of tbt:'ir court
trains and veils. She al so
taught the proper royal curtsy
lo dcbutantes being presented
for the first time.
Ferne designed clothes for
Queen Juliana of the
Netherlands, at the time a war
refugee ln Canada.
"Sht' was-hard In fit.'' Frrnr>
recall~. "S he ~·as s1nal! bul
:,he had a full hgure."
111 her business ~he :il ~o
"orkrd r•lni;t')y \\'Ith an <'D~rr
~ oung p11ulf1~raphrr 11 hu L11rr
l 1~t·;11 n<' nntcd for t11 o; por1r;11t
11ork or th<' !ate Franklin D.
Roosevelt, \Vinston Churchill.
King George and other heads
of slate, Yousuf Karsh .
The talrnted widow, 1nother
of Bruce McCrae of Bel Air
and ll1rs. F.dgar \Vhite of 'Ot·
1011·a. leH Canada and return-
rd to her own country at the
bt'g1nning of \\'o rld \Var IL
She \\'e n\ In v.·ork for Edith
)lead and r<'n1ained with thr>
studio for three 111unths before
she brc~1ne totally dist'11-
('lii111!cd wi !h lhc h e c t ic
lloll1wnn<l ~1·<'il('
. 1i1i~. ~·uu l'OU!dn't (';ill )Oll r
:;;uul )Ollr o~n. Tht'y would call
Mesa-Harbor Club Luncheon
Bids Sent
A r;in rally night ~·111 br
sponsortd by Trun·vue TOPS
rTakf Off Pounds Sensibly I at
7:30 p.n1. Thur~ay. Oct. 9, In
f'inley School . \Ve~trninster.
A ·full e.~p!anation of the
·rops progran1 10 he lp v•omcn
Jose "'eight wlll be prfsenled,
;ind al l interested \.\'on1en are
lnvlted to attend the meet ing.
Future aeliv 1ties planned in·
t·lude a Hallo11e(•ll 1iarty. a
discussion of ra~h1ons by ;\
dressmaker. and a µres en·
\;ition 011 good groon1ing by a ·
cosn1ctolog1st .
\\'on1en interested in anv
TOPS clubs n1ay ubta1n Ali·
t!itional infor1nat1on fron1 their
area Cham ber of Con1merct.
Paren ts Club
Orange Coast Ch ap t e r,
Paren!s '\'ithout Pa r 1 n er .'I
sponsors a panL:ake breakfast
!he last Sunday of each n1onth
in Costa /\fesa City Park from
9 a.in. to 12 :30 p.n1. \Vally
Rkha rds, chnirn1an, 1v i 11
;insll'CI' questions rega rding
1he. publle "rai n or shine"
c1-·ent at 542-8700 or 542-9665. 1-
KNITIING
MACHINES
\1•eddings. The go\V n in the photograph . tak l·n b.v
an aspiring young photographer na1ned )'outiu (
Karsh, \Vas all hand-pleated chiffon.
at midnight ror me lo co1ne !liesa \Von1an's Club served1 down and super\'ise. the mov· Orange Distnct, Calirorn1a l
ing of a zippfr from one side Federation of \\'on1en's Clubs,
of a dress to the other," she :is fine a11s chairn1an . Shel
maintains. ::ilso founded and is president
GREATEST DESIGNEll of The Palcllecrs. ;111d sponsor~'
Wh I I It II t I a scw111g class (ll'ite a rnonlh l en s le e 1C s IH 10 lo )' . ' "'t I II I I
l~rt:••' r ln~llv! 'l h~ err•nQ'"'e~I· .Jll complelell tor ''No St •.,Ce Ch•rQ•"
on ~~l!rin11 mithine> l•V tWl\>S P ·
UI 1111wn •nll 11S Pf' mcmrh. Y~u c
;lor! ~OU' !e!son> "ow, u•t our "'
<"lno;, plu• '"vin11 \ervi<e <h••ge• "" ~OU" 'lh•I'> ''~hr, -~ PONn i nd >U
per n1011•h
NOW?
l(NITTED Vl 5T
l'•TTER"IS IOc
The
KNIT
WIT
SOUTH COAST PLAZA
f'llo11t' 54S·2112
lower Mill "'••tit from Woolworr~'•
l ••\IOI 1l !~• 51" Dlt!Jf ~rwy.
(05Tll. M(SA
r·erne \\'Orked for the lair r 'airvi cw " " e · osp i a ·
,\drian, Y.'ho she considered to11jji;;;;;;,.,_;;;;;;;;;;;;,_,_,_;;;;;;;;;;;;
be the \\'Orld's grca t c s !'
designer even before she 1net1
11i1n, I
"l!c couldn 't even put in a
11:1.r\." ~Ile says. l!c v.·ould
flounsh a bolt of 1n;1teri:il <ind
say, '[ wan t It lo look like
THIS:"
Su1ce shr rnct !11·r hu~band.
Ferne now ha~ retired from
1wofc~sio11<1l 11 .... ~1gn1ng and
devotes much nf her tirne to'
pa1nt1ng -an avoc;ition \\'h1ch
1~ he<:orning a 111'11• \'IX'a!1on
for her.
IT'S A FACT!
If you spent 30 seconds looking at
ea ch of our shag samples, it would
take you over 9 hours to see t he m all-
so come early and bring your lunch.
DON'S CARPET SHOP Astrologist
Hur1on :'\l nr~r.
to Speak
l·'.n11 ·r1;i1n1n<'11I
l~el1rf \<; lhf'
y· 0 II r
he \\'ill
426 SO. MAIN (2 Blks. No. of Bulloc k's) ORANGE
HOURS: '·S:lO DAllY CLOSED SUNDAY
The past president or the
1\lrs. RobC'rt Adler of Santa lluntington Beach \Voman's
Ana will host a luncheon Club and mfmber of the Costa meeting of the \Vomen 'J; Au:t··. _'.:"~~".'."."'".'.<;~~'."'..'.:""'.:'.C~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ L't···s!ull~ th.ilh·ngr·d ! 11 P
:'\c11por'L Ul';u li l 1!.Y onlu1ant·<'
ag:11 n~l !('<'.Jelling ai1tl prac·
1 icing ;;~1 r11lugy. 11 111 sprak
lJC•run· the ,\l r~:i·I t.11'111\1' C1uh.
!I,. 1o; ~rlii>t!uil'd ;1ller <11 1
11 J(l a 111 l1111t·h('no Thursd11.1,
(111 ~I. 111 Iii(' He1crr llo1i...r.
'I u•l 111
1\~trut"g) J f•I \!•\ii'
Coffee, Sale
Pla nned in HB
Th,. llun1111g1011 Brath hQ11lr
of :-Olr·'I. Arn<Jld t.lnd hl'!'\ 11·111
h1• 1111.' tnf'('t111g St'l\1n~ for
n1t·111b<'rli ul lht• ()r:1ngr Covn-
1\' A'•f>i.1a t1011 tor Hrtarlll'1I
l hild1·t·11. L11d11·.-. A11x11i:11·\·
·1111• 111o111l'll ,111• ~pvn~1,rin;:
<ill 1nJ1,n11;il tuH1•(' and huul 1
()i'I R.
i!ia ry to the Orange Count y
parJl)liJ;l5r ;i line £ron1 ;1 Pharma ceutica l Association
1·::id1n sllo1v \1 hen he delivers \\'ednesday. Oct. 15 . A social hour at l I :30 a.n1 . h1~ ;1ddrc,~. "·ill precede the noo11 lunc heon
~!or,('. a ::;y~l!'n1s an alyst on ,1·hich \1·111 be co-hosted by
1h1· Apnllu pl'uJ e('t at l\'orth ~1rs. C. D. lleincy or Placcn-
1\111('t'll'an Hockwell , IS a t1a
tP;u•llcr of a,,1rology. A nathc Presenting 01t' prngram will
t ·,i111un11a11 and ! u n g Li rn e ht' a J't'prescntativc from
B:ilhna r<'s1dt'nt. he i~ a !'011 c(s illodeling Agency.
,i::rath1.i11· 111 Occidental College 11·ho \1·111 ~peak on self 1m·
11l1r1e In~ f:ithrr, Virgil ,\for~e provcment.
11 ;1~ hcacJ nl !hr math dep;irl· Auxil iar)' nien1hers now are
111<'111 forinulating plans for their
Follu111nf: ;i c;irecr as a Nnv. 6 annual fashion shov.·.
n1us1c1:in \1·11h Harry Jamc~ Fall Fashion l''e#tival. to
:i11rl (}l h{'r hands and an ar-t:i ke place in the Santa Ana
r,11Jgrr.ec;inductor nl his u11 n El ks Club.
r.id10 :.how. ht JOint'<l thr A n~·one w1sh111g information
r;111ks of ;i,trolug·er abou t 20 nn tht auxiliary or !hr Jashi on
~ t'<lf~ ;igo . .<.how may call r..irs . A. L
111 tl1f' bi'g1nning. hi.~ studies ~'-'-"-m-'-"-'-·-'-'-"-'-7_15 ____ ~1 11 l'I'<' Jr\ 1\lf.'d Lo disproving tl1<'
\;1l1d1ty ot thr anr1t'nl ;.rt ;\nd
-..4•1i•nl'l'. hut h1,; r('~ran:h ~\)()11
pt•rs11ad<'d h1111 10 s1111 d1
;1llrl(1:-ttll'C' lu ltic ;<lf1rn1:H11c
side of the q11eH1on.
TH E BEST
p ,.d ,,,~,p r;i.4> 11 • 1>••••
"?••"uh · " ""' of t~1 wod d '1
mgol oopul •· ~omic ofrif'•· R•1d
ot d •• lv '" I~• DA.ILY PltOT.
--NOW AT
COS TA MESA
INTRODU CTORY OP EN MEETING S
CHARM SCHOOL ROOM-lHllD flOOR
Call 835-5 505 for FRE E BROCHURE __ ..
Beauty Sa.Ions
For girls on the go ...
OUR QU ICK CUT
and
10-MINUTE COLOR
. I
RO~X
$3.00
PLUS SHAM,00
AND SIT $2 so (Mon. thru Thur1.) • •
Alter S p.m .• Sl.75
•
F'rlcl1y, Seturdoy, Sun41•r --··-S:l.OG !L..,t Htlt l•lrl ,
We wont you to come in, but rhere's no reason lo stay loo Jong!
Our clever stylists quickly sriip cind shape your hair.
Then color ii wirh Roux r .J1cc Change-colors in 10 minutes;
no perox ide; no rub-olf, lo~ts throug h !.everal shompoos-
thorough, but !imc·soYing! l.Jo:urnl lool1ng colors for gray
or du\! heir, delico!e toruiri colr rrs d you're bleoc~1ed.
Nt'"'"••t ltech. Ce1if. l11S N ~,,.,..., I I•• "'""" ... ~,ts.,, ••• l'htll• 111·1111
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VOL'. 62, NO. 239, 3 SECTIONS, 34 PAGES
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FISHERMAN JACK McCOY SPOTS UNUSUAL CATCH
'I've Seen Everything, Now,' Santa Anan Obaerve1
No ·Love Bug'
VW All Wet in Hero's Role
By JEROl\fE F. COLLINS
01 I'll• OellJ ,lltt 51'!1
Twrt teen-aged boys, cruising about
'Balboa in ·• Volksv.·agen, thought thry
heard a woman ~crea1n somewhere nn
the beach shortly before· mid night Satur-
day,
~ thry raced 111 the rescue -In the
\1nl kswagen.
Seven hours later, llichard A. ~1 is1 rt:I
;uorl Stephen G. Davis. both 16, finally got
lheir car out of the sur f.
And they never dld find ;;iny sc rt>aming
woman.
Nev.•porl Beach pnli ce said today lhry
<lon't know v.·hat they'll do abou t the
, ase. which involve<! officers. lifeguards,
helpful Balboa residenl~ and finally a ci1y
tractor before the car was at last pulled
rrom the rising tide just west or the jetty
al. the Balboa \\'edge.
'f he t>1·0 boys. apparenlly concerned
that, police might not believe their .story
about the mysteriously s c_ re a n1 in g
"·oman. did their best to shove their car
out of U1c sand by themselves until about
5 a.m.
Then 1he 1i1Je t•an1r in. Th f'
Volkswagen, >1'h1ch, liJ;e all (·ars, 1s11·1
;ilJowtd on the beach, began bobhing hke
11 cork In the water. The boards )·nung:
~1istrr.l and Davis had stuck undrr the
\\'heels for traction floated a>1•ay~
A beachfronl reside nt, rising early, Sa\'I
the boys -and their Volks\v;;igen -los·
i n~ the ba!lle with tht se<.1. He called
police. They trietl hauling lhe car ashore
\l'ith a nylon rope ;ittachrd to JXJHce uni\:;,
The rope stre!rhcd. The car didn't niovr,
except up and do>•:n.
The Harbor Dislricl \\'a.~ advi!\cd of 111~
problem. They couldn'l help frotn lhe
.-;ea. No winchcs-
The daWTJ, meanwhile .' had cotne Ul'
\lke thunder, lhe surf's pounding in-
tensified, and a crowd gathered.
Finally, the cily yatd wa s called. /1
tractor rumbler! to the Scene. a chain \vas
aUached to the car. Th~ chain snapiJed .
A h~avicr chain was pul into service_
After some clanking, a -little rattling,
lots of .~plashing, and some shuddering on
the part of the Volkswagen and Mistrel
and Davis, lhe ca r began emerging from
Oraa!(e. Coast
' .weatller
Sunny skies and 1warrrye.r lcmir
eratures are on tlle horizon for
Tuesday along the. Orange Coast,
ll'ilh the mercury reaching up in·
to the eightie11.
INSIDE TODi\ V
It 111(1·jj l1c1111• bt~n h ighlll OC·
clairhed for 26 weeks during its
British .~ho1vino~ b ll t TV colrtm·
fiist C!fntl!ir1 Lowr11 Jays tile
"F'orsyllle Sana '' i.~ iu ~l nn-
0U1cr soap opera. Pane 27.
1••11~• n (Olll•<ftll ' (lftUlll"" ll•ll
Ctm!n •1
(rf .. Wl t4 H
(n1tft 101.... "
(lll•<YI '~•t I
l•terl•lllmtnl " .-1.unr• 'O·JI
NtYl<tl 11
Ntl!tn•I Ntw• •·I
Orlnft C..,ftly II
SH<lt 11·H
Sl«t M•"'•lt H·fl Ttlt "''ll~ JI '~"'"" 1' Well~t• I Gltn~ WM!t 11
"4HtO(tff fl "'"~ L1..-or 1 H
Wer" Ntwo 4·1
Wtm""'' NtWO IJ.lf
MlllM• I
th~ sea.
The crowd cherrcd . fl·llstrel and Dai 1~
didn't.
Their VolJ;s"·agen wa~ 1 mess.
Bumped , batt!'rcd ;i111l soa ked .
·rney \l'enl. hQ111!.'. 1\ ith fri'rnd.~. 'The
\'nlks11·agcn st;iycd b~hind in a garage.
Bu1·glars Loot
Speedboat Shop
Of $3,000 Parts
Burglars 11·ho slipped glass louvers out
of a window looted a C<:lsla Mesa speed-
boat equipment shop of more than $3,000
in n1otor parts over th e ":eckend, police
:;aid today.
The break-in at Hansen ~peed and Bo;it
Shop, 1950 N:c\\'port Blvd ., was discovered
f'arly Sunday by Oll'nr.r \Villiam L.
llansen, of Newport Beach, acc ordini'"':o
dctC'Ctive11.
The haul Included more than 50
separate engine gear items. p!u.~ :;orne
tool.~ and equi[lrnent used al I.he firm ,
>,aid Officrr Jim Farley.
The burglarized shop w::is not far from
Cran\'~ Surplus, 1750 Newport Bh'CI.,
11·hl'rr. police alerted by a si!enl burgl ;1r
;:i!arm t;aplu red a ca rni val v•orker at gun·
poinl Inside the slore Thllrsday.
Arr aign1nent "'a., expected today for
Jrby D. Stephens, 27 . of Tuscaloosa, Ala.,
\1 ho was in taw11 \1·ith a carnival "'hicl1
<·losed up Sunday fol!oll'ing a Junior
C.:han1ber of Commerce community fair ..
Investigators said Stephens had ap-
parrntly loaded up 52 pistols valued at
~,000 or more 11•hen he "'·as interrupted
by police.
Sto"k ~larkets
NEW YORK (A P) -Glamor issues
di splayed some st rength in an otherwise
le thargic stock market late this af -
ternoon. Trading was slow. ( Se I!
quotations, Pages 20·21 ).
Prices edged up to their best level of
the day in ea rly afternoon, then slipped
back. The Dow Jnnes average of 30 in-
dustrials at 2 p.m. was up 0:92 al 809.JJ.
,l\folel Jloo111 Looted
By Cat Burglar
A cat burglar Jootf!d the rooin of ~
~!organ Hill 1ncin "'hlle hi:' visited O\'er
1he 11·ee kend at a Costa Mesa motel he.
owns, police sa Mi today.
Clint L. Baker wa6 asleep in ·t1'e Coral
Reef Motel, 2645 Harbor Blvd., when his
11·atch, a :ring and assorted money tOtaJ-
ing S.'JOO 1~·as taken fr o1n a dre.~sertop,
police said.
Blood Specialist Di es
NEW YORK (UP I) -Dr. \\'ill \ag-i
Damashek, noted blood spei:iallst, died
today ;il 10:07 a.m. in Ml-Sinai Hospital
;iftrr un(ll:'rgolng open hr.art su~gcry on
Saturday.
Today's Fl••I
N.Y. Stocks
ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA MONDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1969 TEN CENT~
'LSD l(illed My Daughter'
Linklette1· Girl in Deatli Plunge
From Witt, Servlcts
HOLLYWOOD -Art Linkletter blames
LSD for the death of his 20-year-old
daughter.
"It y,·asnl liiUicid~," the star of the
llouse Party television show to Id
ne\\'sn1en Sunday, "because she wasn't
herself. It ·was murder. She was
mudrered by the people who manufacture
and sell LSD."
Diane Linklellt'r plunged from th.e
Mesa Council
Faci1ig Full
Slate Tonight
The Costa Mesa City Council opens 3
two-n ight st'and in Civ:ic Center chamberii;
~ht,. with its regular meeting, follow·
ed by a special sessiort Tuesday.
A full, six-page agenda is due to be
covered l>eginning at the 6:30 p.m.
business session tonight, but many of the
iten1s are fairly routine and ll'Qn'l require
n1ucl1 deliberation.
r.tayor Alvln L. Pinkley ls f'X[lecled tn
.o.rl a dale for interviewing 10 applicants
la succeed Costa t>.1esa Planning Corn·
n1issioner Don Hou t, \\'ho resigned a
n1onth ago due lo professional duties.
He is also to set a deadline for ap-
plications for the newly created Co~a
J\lesa Crime Prevention Co1nmittee, a
nine-member panel which nearly 20 in-
terested citizens have so far asked lo
.'ierve.
One of the-matters likely la interest
many citizens tonight is a reques_t by
Hennan R. Tate, of the ,Yellow Cab Com·
pany. to raise taxi rate! in Costa h1t"Sa.
The same firm serves the . City . or
r-.:ewporl Beach and ls reque~iog a rate
increase tllt're too.
A group o( residenl.~ unhappy Ol'e r [last.
problems "'Ith a tract ·Of fourplex dwell-
ings in norUiv.·estern O:>sta r.te sa is al~o
likely lo be. on hand for a new duplex
development application.
Alfred Edelsohn, Burbank, 1~ant5 .11
zone exception permit to build 20 duple>:-
PS west of Harbor Boulevard and north of
Corsica Place, with some :1etback ad-
justment.!.
The Planning Commission three week .,
ago requested the. city staff to investigate
complaints of various problems involved
in the earlier tract, number 62.60, in the
sa n1e general neighborhood,
'fhe subdivision is located west of
lfarbor Boulevard bounded gener3Jly by
Cara'tl•ay Drive, Corsica Place, a nd
between Coral and t>.face avenues.
Cou ncllmen tonigh t also will consider a
request by the city Tra ffic Coinmission
that the south crosswalk al the tricky in-
tersection of Harbor and Newport
boulevards be eliminated.
Councilmen ll'ill rc!urn to the ir
cht1mbers again Tuesday nigh~ lo ln-
tervir1v consultants 1nleresial in a Jar-
reaching plan to rede\·elop the old
downtow n husiness district.
The Tuesday n1 eeting will be rl:'peate<l
on !hr. follo>1•ing Tuesday. al. which llmP
!hp remainder among four interefilcd
rirnis '<l•lll be heard in tenns of what tht<y
envision for t~ area.
One of tl1e applicants for the project -
1rhich ll'OUld be accom plished under the
fitate Redevelopment Act of 1947 -i~
rormer Cost.a Mesa City t>.1anager Robcrl
Unger.
J orilan Foils Plot
A:\lri'IAN, Jordan (AP) -The govern·-
ment announced today 1t has foiled "a
plot against the security of the kingdom."
The announcement did not make clear
\l'hetht'r the ploL wa s aimed a t
orerthro\\·ing King •lussein's govern·
mcnt.
kitchen window of her sixth .floor ;ipart·
ment Saturday as a friend, Ed\vard
Durston, tried to grab her.
Linkletter. 57, said-he had kno\vn ror
six months that she was part of a Jfolly-
wood group that experimented with drug~.
She had told him earlier about a "bad
trip'' wi\h ,LSD, and \\'as under ti~ drug's
cffecis again when she died, he asserted.
·'She W</-S a,J!irl ll'ho was not psychotic,
not under treatment, a happy girl ll'ith no
n1oney troubles," Linkletter. said. ''She
had rroblen1s lh<tl teens have had sinc l'
1in1e began. But LSD gives them a \\'ay of
avoiding facing 11p to those problems,
"You atld LSD 'to a girl ·who i.~
son1e"'hat emotional and dramatic and 1t
can be disastrous. She tol d me about tak ·
ing it. about her bum trip, She felt she
v.·:is being driven out of her mind .
"A parent c<1n do little in a case like
this," Linkletter said. "No one can do
anything about it. except the >·oung peo·
See LIN~.ETTER, Pag' %)
Schools Seek l'iews
Town Hall Meet
Set on
A To":n Hall mee ting for discussion of
Newport-Mesa Unified School Districl's
pl anned Feb. 10 override lax election has
been set for \\'e<l ne sday night.
All \\'ho are 'interested are invited hy
the school board to attend and ask any
question or n1ake any suggestion. School
tn .. stees said before they begin to decide
lhe tax election amount they v.·ant to hear
all points of view and parlicular!y are in -
terested in input fro1n the con1munity al
large.
Teacher representatives will be present
lo give their thoughts, School ad·
ministrators have been directed by the
board lo prepare basic information to be
used as a point of departure.
At a recent meeting trustees en.gaged in
discussion o! what this inlonnation
should be. lt was decidf!d alternati ve pro-
jections s~ould be prepared of cost of
sustaining present programs and of 111d-
ding programs and moving into new
educational directions.
1'rustecs also "'·anted information
presented on ll'ays in \1•hich they n1ight
sa1·e taxpayers money. Bul Budgt't
Director Walt Adr ian reminded them that
>1•hen the last ove rride v.·as passed in 1966
Override
the amount asked v:as lei;s by th' an1ount.
or a 20 percent efficiency faclor than
school staff figured v.·a~ needed.
"\Ve mel that commitn1ent," Adrian
said. "bul. cfficicnr.y ca11 only go so f;1r
and then it goes the other wa)' .''
Adrian s<1id he doesn't know ho1v (n
sl:1J1v future economics but he can poinl
out "·here staff has not bc<'n add ed prG-
porlionale to growth.
"About the 011ly way we can clo it
nowadays is show ou r pr it'e didn 't go up
as much as 0U1ers," conceded Trustee
James "Bill" Peylon .
Pre\in1inary estimates prepared for the
boarC a month ago showed the override
need could be for as much as 81 cents
above tilt: present tax rale of $4.74 per
$\()()of assessed l'aluation in Costa t>.fesa
and $4.35 in Newport Beach. (The (!If·
ferencc belwl"en cilies is the result of
!!eparate bonded indebtednes:i incurred
prior lo unification. I
The Town Hall n1eeting will be at 7::lll
p.rn . '\'e<lnesday in the cafeterja at
Nc 11·rx>rt Harbor High School, 600 Irvine
A1•e., -Newport Be<1ch.
Area service clubs have been requested
lo send representatil'e,,.
New York Mets Clincli
N<1tional League Crow1i
NE:\\I YORK CA Pl -Tht. New York
Mets, once tht< laughing stock of baseball,
~tunned Allanta 7.4 today, t'Clrtlpleted ~
three-game sweep of the Braves in thc.ir
Mesan's 'Stakes'
Prize $24,000
A Costa 1'.fesa man with a plect. of a
licl.et on !he famed Irish Sweepstakes
\vas fonnally notified Sunday that he has
\\'On $24,000 on th' third-place horse .
He was listed as Joseph F. Connors of
2199 Rural Place, who \\'ill apparently
share the prize money \Vith fellow in-
vestors in the Uckel.
Connors, who was not available for Ji
comment on his good fortune today, wu
one cf three Southland ticket hold!rs wlio
,1·iJI collect· a total of $168,000 in wlnn'Jngs
0:1 the charity race. •
Samuel 0 . Hummoss J r., of Los
Angt!les, wo n $120,009 nn Prince de
Galles. 1vinner of the Cambridgeshire
H.<1ndicap held in Newmarket, England.
Connors' ticket was on Ka1nundu.
be,,L-0f.fivc pl ayoff :-erits and "'on Lh t.
Nationa l League championship.
The ,,,Iris. created in 1962' and for year ~
lhe perennial JO'\h place l1n1sher, next
play the 11·lnner of the American League
playoff seerics between Baltimore anrl
f.1inne11ota in the World Series, btginn1ng
Saturday.
Tommie Agee. Ken Boswtll and Wa yne
Garrett all hil ho1nr. runs as the t>.i•'ls
came rrJm behind 2-0 and 4-3 defi cits for
their biggest victory ever,
Nolan Ryan. a hard-throwing righl-han·
der, replaced slruggliog young Gary Gen·
lry in the third inning, pitched oul of a
bases-loaded jam and received credit for
the decision.
Veterans Hank Aaron and Orla ndn
Ceperla each had A lll·o-run homer ro r
Atlanta, v.·hich was an 11 -10 fa vorite to
beat New York in the playoffs.
The Mets won 100 gam's in the regula r
season Jn taking the East Division cham-
pionship while Atlanta took the West title
in the new, 12-team setup.
11 Withliold Grades
UCLA Blacks Ba.ck Davis
LOS ANGELES (AP) -As admitted
Communist Angela Da\•is prepared to
teach her first course at the University of
California al Los Angeles loday, other
black instructors threatened to wiUthold
i:;;;ides from Uicir students unles11
ac;i1Jeznic credit is restored to her eoorsc.
;,W~ wtll 'rlOt accept fir s t -c la s :i:
c!l.zcnship "·hen one of us is forced to ac-
'-''.!f!I. !econd-class status," said Robert
Si'lgl<'ton. director of the Afro-Am erican
Studies Cente r 11! UCLA . •
Single\on said that 11 in struclor5,
1epresenting three-fourths of all bl ack
r.1rult1• member.\ al the school. decided lo
l'.'ilhh0!d 51rades from all students In an
rHort "!n toss the ball back into the
hands of the regents."
l\liS!I Davis said she will a5k her
students "'hetber she should lecture
d~~pite her firing.
Her department chftirman, -Pr n r .
Donald Kallsh, says he has no Idea how
the students will react.
''Students are very skillful In organlr.-
ing themselves and in keeping lbe1t plan.,
out o.• the eye of the pub\lc and of a 5(1.
ye:ir-0ld ptofessor," th~ phllo.!nphy pro-
r~ss<-.i told f)C\\'Slnen Sunday in an·
nnuncir:.s the decision by r..uss Davis, 25.
lli:r course, ''RecurrinR Philn5ophic!ll
Themes in Black Litcralurt," wa5
scheduled to meet for tbe first time today,
1~·1th 169 atudents enrolled.
University regent.!: fired MW Davis
Sipt. 19, invoking a 1940 re1ents1 ruling
prohibiting C.Ommunlsta: rnm teachln1 at
state un!versltlts. Min Davia ' said she
was a member of a Cornfnunist club.
She accused the regeills: ol being prt:·
Judic<.-'d Mcsuse she is a Negro and said
she \VOtJld teach while appealing the
di~missar. ,
The regents responded by issuing an
orclrr lhat UCLA Chancellor Cllarl's
)'oung i;ald he interpreted as meaning
thai Mi<>s Davi!! may lecture during lhe
apf)('PI but that students won't receive
crc<!it for the course,
Ul"IT•~·
FALLS TO DEATH
Diane Linkletter
N akecl Mesan ·
Held; Toilet
Escu1Je Foiled
A naked. mud-caked man 11creamln1
messages of love for his captors was
.iailed Saturday night. after an alleged
IA~D frolic. finally halted by a squad of
fi ve Costa Mesa policemen.
He later tried to escape by di~n1 inUI a
jail ce ll toilet but v.·as unsuccessful, in·
vcstigators said.
Roger A.. F'urr.~t. 21 , of 5.'lO W. Wilson
SL . was booked on charges of res L<;tinA:
arrest and being untter !he influe110e· ot
l .. ~D. 1vi1h bail set at $625 and JCheduled
to be i11 court today.
P<1trolman Bo b (;oode said he arrived
al the Ala r-.toana Apartments Saturday
night in respQn:-e to a report Of a nuia
n1an and found Fuerst' lying in the ceoler
of a crowd of tenants.
The Officer said he scuffled "dth tht
:.;li[lpery suspect for about two minutes,
during 1\•hich tlme the collegian t.ried to
Jump inlo tl1e apartment swimming pool.
During the melee. officers Randy Nutt,
Ron Paln1er, and Sam Arnold joined Jn
trying to quiet the incoherent suspect and
finall y got him lnto a patrol car.
.. I lo\'e .vou." he \'las quoted •t
~hou!ing, while hi~ fla iling feet belied tht
scntin1rnt.
Investigator.~ said Fuerst continued fn
ho11nc~ off lhe walls of the jail holding
f't'll -lryinJZ to dive dov.·n the commod•
-.1nll was fin;illy re1novcd to a padded·
type fat'ility after rnuch struggle.
Sgt. Gary Shull and Officers Jim Car.
r;1\es joined u·ith the three other
patrnlmPn \\1 sl1i ll Fuerst to what might
ac<·11 ra1 ely be tcrn1ed more comfortabll!
quarter.~.
Youth on LSD
Escapes Deatl1
In Suicide Try
A youth 1vho told poli ce he had taken
LSD and wa nted to end his life. escaped
\1•ith minor injuries after thrcw;ln1
hunsclf 1n lrc.nt of a car in Laguna Beach
early Sunday.
Alan Pratt Perez, 20, of 94!1 Pertgrinf!
Place, Anaheim, was transfetTed ·to
Orange Cou nty l\.'ledica l Center aller
lrealment for abrasions at South Coat«
(.;on1munity Hospital.
Dri ver Larry Elrich Cole, 2fi, ol 1181
Tedmar, Anaheim, told police he w,as
:r;outhbound in the 1100 block of S. Coast
Highway at approximately 1 a.m. S\)n·
day, v.•hrn the young man jumped out. in
fronl of his vehicle from belw~n twtt
parked cars. lie ll'a~ unable lo stop in
tlnu: to ;avoid hitting the victim, Colt
snirl .
Doctors ~aid Perez w115 •·on A trip,"'
police report.ed, told !hem he had ta l(en
LSD and wanl.f'd to die,
Panel Talk on Plan
For .~lidclle School Set
A p11 nl.'1 discussion on Newport-~fest
Unifi~d School Districl's middle schlM'>I
1·onccrt of nioving sixth gr.11der1 into
junior high will be prt:oienttd for lh•
puhl1c tonight.
Thi' program will begin at 7:30 p:m. lft
tl1r: Forum at Estancia High School, zm
1'1.:it'critla Arc., Costa ~icsa.
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U.S. Agents Intercept ·coast Man's Pot Boat
A Seal Beath n1.11n \1·ho cusloms agents
allege \\'85 captured in S.;i.n Diego ~aters
with a boatload of contr11btnd -in-
t'ludina: the fir st known trademarkltd
m1rijuana - today 11walted arraign ment
in federa l court on sn1uggl1ng charges.
1\gents \\ho boardrfl th e tnu~cr
operated by \\'l!llam J ... \r111y·· Lrn;iha11,
::!i, cf 123 !Ith SL, cla1n1 1hry Sl'llC'rl 151
))b:..inds of high-gradr n1ariiuana, more
lhan 1,000 dru g pills and a quant11 y of a1)-
P4Jent ht roin.
Saturday was the flr:-t 1nvoh tn& a hoa~
stnre Operation J11t~rcept -the l '.S,
crackdown on marijuana -went into c(·
feet thre e week11 qo.
"Oh mill, Willy's messin& 'l\'ith the ftd~
and they don't play around," an 1c-
11uaintance \Vh o heard the nev.·s in a
:'un~rt Beat h liqoor store Sunday wits
heard lo s .. y.
,\nthoritie s 1vho trailed Ltnaha1i"s 26·
The rapture during preda1\n darkne~
loot Clbln cru11tr from r-.1e>iiC&n kl t:.:-i .
"''.l!ltert, then overtMk it in ii Cot st Guard
vt11el. •aid th• marijuana 1eized v.'1! in
4l packa1is.
handful of peaos, with a broad :i:milc on
his face.
''F.l Comprador ," \\'as the brand n;,ime
-1 he Buypr.
"Kc Ha.v Me.1or," was the added slogan
-!\one Bett er. atithorities said.
Besides the major marijuana haul,
Complex or Metroports?
Press Asked to Leurc in South County Airport Talk
By P A.\tELA HALLAN
01 tllt 0.llJ f'l"I Stttt
1dea5 running the gamut from :in
·enlar1ed airport complex to a series of
small metroports were tossed arou nrl
Saturday at a meeting of lhe South
Orana:e County Airport Committee.
Exchanging ideas and providing in ·
formation for the group which oppo!>f's
the use of :£1 Toro· as a commercinl
AJroort were John K i 11 e f e r , ad·
min\str11ive assistant to Fifth Distru;t
Cnw;ty Supervisor Alton Allen and Bernie
Tiernan, assistant lo Fourth Distril'L
( 11untJ Supervisor \V il!ian1 H. llirstein.
Cc1rin1!ttee chairman Harvey Stearn
::is.ke! the DAILY PILOT to leave before
lhr meeting eommenced. saying that the
~peakers felt that becfl use of political
nverl ones ot some of their , comments,
they would not be ab le to speak as free ly
if a nie1nber of tile press \\'as present.
K11ieler, later sa id it wa s true that he
<int; Tiernan "'ould not have been able to
~pea k as freely but asserted that nothing
11 11~ ~aid during the meeting that couldn't
h!l"t-brrn said before the pres~.
Repn1rlng on the mee ting later, Stearn
said thal both Kil!cfer aud Tiernan in·
dic&ted an interesl in a metroport or
feeder ~ystem a~ a possible ansv.·er to
Orange County's airport needs. Jfe stated
that Orange County is the seCtlnd largest
in th:: state in population but has one of
the smallest areas. "We 're approaching a
point whtre a large airport v.·ouldn 't be
feasible because of population den sity ,''
saiC: Stenrn."As time goes on the cost ot
land will become more and more pro-
~,ibltive."
Thomas Woodruff New
HP. said that il v.·ould appear that a
n1e1111po1·t system might be a belier idea
in that il could feed commuters to large
airports v.·here continental and in-
tercorJinental flights v.·ou1d be available.
StP.arn also reported that pllase two of
" stul'.!y approved by the county Board of
Superrii;ors in April will soon be. brought
lo the board for funding. Thi! study is ex -
amining the feasibilit y of using El 'Toro
.\larlne Corps Air Station for commercial
purpo~es. City Attorney i1i Valley
"But it's no secrr1," tlaimed Stea rn,
''th:<\, although 1he superv isors voted for
the study , they may not nettssarily
b~lii:ve it would be feasibl~."
Thomas \Voodruf(, 30, former as~is\a 11l
tity attomt:y for Nev:port Beach. sl artrd
work today as the new part-time city at-
torney of Fountain Valley.
lie v.'as selected by the City Council
Saturday after inter viC\\'S \\'1th nine :i.p-
plicants for the position \'ac ated by the
resignation of Edwin ~larlin. \roodruff
~\'i ll handle hi~ first assignment \\'hen the
council mecl.s Tuesday.
''}le \\'as selected betau~c nf lu~
municipal experience," City !'>lanagcr
Jun Neal said today.
\\'oodruff earned his degree in law ;ii
the Uni versity of California Ha stings Law
School. From 1966 lo 1967 ht: \\'as depu ty
city attorney and <:1\y prosecutor for
lngleu·ood. From 1967 to the present hP
'has been a ful!time assistant in Ne...,·port
Beach.
Jn add1l1on to handling Founl<1111
Mesa Mau Hurt
Crossing Street
A Costa !'lfe5a man \Vas almost in rhr
c!tar \I hile cro~s 1ng NC'\1 port BoiJlerard
Saturday night, but he turned around and
ran ba ck into the path of a car and "'as
knocktd 30 f~t.
Ernie Cad ilfo.' J9. of 548 Bernard S! ,
•;i;as treated at Costa l\lesa !11e1norial
Hos pital for scra~s :i nd cuts aftt'r thr.
R·30 p.m . accident. but escaped more
serious injur~'. ln1·est1gators ~aid,
!llotorist DQnald R. Randal!. 27. of 1:i1 I
Rollinh Slone Lane. Tustin . ~h1drlcd 11hr11
Gadillo rlarte<l 111!0 hi::; p:illl nn 1l;r !)11-v
bouleva rd ill Cabr11\o Slrctt, bu r 11 a~
unable to slop 1n 11n1c.
Green Bcrcl Officer;;
Get l\cw A,,ignmcuts
\l:..\~HJ ~'t';TO:"i ([rt . -,'.r,('1l nt i!l t
( ,p>rn Brr1'1~ 1 lc;1rrd r.r t1H11 d"n n,i:: ,1
\ ~elname~e nat1nnal 11r1-r re.-. }l~ll"d t11.
<J.1v b'f' the Arn1y, n\o,t or thcn1 1'1
m1!it3r,v 111lrll1gc11l'e J~b~ hti l nnni> 10
Speci~l Forces uni ts.
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Valley's legal matteri;. \\'oodrufJ w1lJ opt>n
a private practice.
Martin resigned n1ore than a mon th
:.go, giving as his reason !he desi re of the
city lo employ a full time attorney. City
c.ff icials, hov.'ever, later decidOO 11 part.
lime attorney sti!l could handle the job.
1\~'0 Won1e11 Hurt
In Car Sn1ashup
A <'ar drl\'Cn by a 34-year-old Hun·
I 1ngLon Beach \\'Oman plov.•ed into 11 park--
t'd asphalt spreader at 1he \Vest.tl1H
Dri~·e road tonstrucJion projet:t in
Ne\l'pOrt Beach Sltnday night. 'J'v.·o
persons were injured .
Driv er Don na Castrop nf 17001 N~w.
f!llist Lane, Hu ntington Beach, and .11
passenge r. l\1arian Cooper of 2700
Poterson \Vay, Cos!a ~1 es;i , wer~ listed Jn
r.-ir c·ondi tion !odav at Hoag M~mor1al
Ho~pital.
Oan1ag r to holh car :inrl spreader \1·11~
maJor, pol1cr said .
Burglars Ski p Old
For ]\cw al Church
Gllrglar~ bro~e 111\n :-;1. A11drr11 ·~
rrr5b.\ lgrw n Church 111 1\rw riorl Bearh
01 <-'rn1ghl Sunda)', rilrl1ng away !hr1·~
pieces of off ice t qu1pn1ent valued at
~1.26:1
f'olll'C ;,a:t1 !he ll11l'\C~. 1'.hO enlrrcd !Ile
1 h11rl11 '~ r1ff1cc area h_1 p1',1·1ng <!pen !\\O
sets nf \Joor~. skipped older office equip·
111rn1 They took. two br and new l.B't
<'IP«!ric t~·pe\1r1tcrs and a newly purch;i~
Prl Ol11-pt11 ad<ling n1;ichin('.
Another study discussed at the
n1eeting, according to Stearn, \\·as one
C'OnCucled by I.he military on a large
n1.:mber of mllitary inst1J!atJons lo see if
il \\'OU!d be economically desirable to ~ell
therri and relocate in less densily
popu:uted areas. Steam said the speaker:it
a ~~ured them that if that ever happened
to E~ Toro it \\'Ould be a long \\'llY in the
future .
Stearn li:tressed the fact that the
m"!"!ing represented only a discuss ion of
opinions , no recommendations \l•tre
ma dP .
~le !rn said he lefL the n1 ecting feeling
optirr1!~tic that the chance~ of El Toro
bt:ing made a public airport art ve ry
sl!m.
$10,000 Blaze
Sweeps Mansion
On Linda Isle
A \\~.000 blaze s11:ept through l h~ ~'
ronrl fl oor of a Linda Isle mansion
~und.!Ly
r1re111en said thr firr ;it !lit. n n.
Dln1~1·_<1d hon1t . fl2 Linda l~lc, wa~ ap-
paren1ly caused by a small l'hild pl ilying
\1'it1, rnatches and candl('s,
:\n Jll" \vas lnju rC'd.
llr,risc~ccpcr 1\1argarrt :-)1n1 p~1Jn . in
1·l1:1rt;0 11! !he househol d 11·hilr ilfr. a11d
illr~ Olrnstead arr vacationing in
Eurore. called firemen at .about 2 p.m.
T11., fll'r r ngines responded. H 11:i~
l ·t'11~1Tli to be the f1 rs1 tire of rnn
: .. "q1.11 r.re on 1hr rxclus11c, l1'11ne
lr'lsrhold residenti;il island.
~;~riv black smokt lnrcrd l1rC'mrn lo
r:r>n ~1:ei;1al gear. El'eryone in the hnu~r
11 a ~ safely nutside 11hen firemrn arr11rrt .
DA llV PllOt Stell P~'"
FIREMEN TOSS BURNING MATTRESS FROM HOUSE
Blaie Sweeps Second Floor of Lind• l1le Home
customs 1genlS who boa rded Le1u1hatJ'~
boat said they found about a half·pOund
of tnn powder believtd to be heroin, 1,000
orange pills with In oriental marking on
each, 35 apparent ~()D lablels and JO
hRshlah smo.iin& pipes.
Lf>nahan -who al firsl lold jn.
''estia1tors his address \\'as whert:ver his
recently-purchased boat happened lo bt
<locked --\1'as booked on !he f~der al
charge ant'! held without ball.
Authorities aMounced Sunday tJ1a t they
teheve the price ol 1nar1juana anll heroin
in rn1jor U.S. dlstrlbutlon centers hi!I a.s
much as doubled in sonle casea.
This would indicate thr stated intent or
Opera tion l ntercept -driving th<' price
.sky-high -is bei ng aeconip!ished, bu t
The trad•!lnark sho\ved a ~1exlcan 1nan
~l anding beside a niariJ uana plant.
<'lulching a fistf ul of dollars and 11
drug scene sou rc:cs have denied i!.
"Generally lhe price has almost <loubl·
MINIBIKE DRIVER DOWNED IN COLLISION WITH AUTO
Bike Passenger Also Hurt in E.astbluff Crash
Soutli Coast to Head Off
Smnll Hospital Boom?
By RICHARD P. NALL 01 I~• Deil1 PllOI S!UI
An attempt ls being made to head <lff
::i t th e pa,.;s -vol11ntarily -;i pro-
l1fer3!ion of s m a 1 t privi\ely-owned
liospitals ~h lhe bu rgeoning souU1ern half
"{ Ora nge Coun!y.
Horrible exa mplr~ cJterl ;i t Fnd~.v
me eting arc wllal. has h;i ppencd lo lhe
rcsl of Orange County, lo Lo~ Ange!e3
Cou nty a11d to the San Francisco area.
Officials al non-pro/it South Coa ~{
( :ommunily Hospita l tSCCH\ hope in·
~tc<Jd to plan tor the 1nedlcal futurt,
The theory is that because of their site,
Interconnection and supporting fa cilities,
planned b.ig hospi tal~ can not only keer
pace \\'ith gro\ving mNfical expertise and
tTIC.rlical needs but can hold down lls
rapiUlr·1ncrea sing costs.
'J'owa rd this end, a summary of a stud.v
of lhe me<lical need.> of southern Orange
I 'ounty \\'aS presented (O medical of-
1 K'ials , county o/fic1als and tne press al
SGCH.
The study wa s b~ the firin nf Ston e,
~larraccin i and Patterson
!1 prOJCCls to the year 1900 ~nd
,.sli1Tiale.c; Lhat b.v th at tim e 1,liO general
ho;;p1tal beds \\'ill be neded to ser1·r ii
popul oit ion e~tlmated at 551 ,000.
The ser\'lCl' area deal l \1•1th -abOlll
half 11 cou nty -t mbraces con1mu n1t1t:~
lrom Cr1·s1al Co1e lo San Clt:mente., fr orn
La guna 'Hills lo San Jua n Capistrano.
The s1t1dy recomm~nd ~ expa nsion or
SCCJI lo ZIO bed~ <l.~ its ult11nalc size.
The second hosp1lal reco1nme11ded on A
40 10 50·atre site 1,1·ould ,.;rrve the
mu shroonilng Laguna l!ilb·'11ssion Viejo
--Laguna Niguel ;irra IL ll'Ou!d ultimat,..
l,v grP1r. 111 plannrrl 1nc rcn1r111~, In fi(I{)
bC"d~.
'J'hr lh ird , and la~t l1ospit.al in the plan,
11 ould serve_ lhe San l'lrrnrnll! -San
.Juan Capistrano -Capistrano He;ich
11rc;i. 1t \\otild be designed for ulli1nale
expansion Lo JOO brds.
T!.e miniinum starting sue of c1lhrr or
111e othrr two hn~p1lals rreon11nended
1v:iu 1d be 150 beds.
Th~ fly in Lhe oinln1ent -as far as the
~CC!l advance planning goes -1s tht <in·
r.ou11ced construction of two proprietory
1pn1a\cJy own('dl hospital s
Onr is to be built at Sa n Cle1nente Thi'!
nther is to bt> hull! in th~ ~lissfnn VirJn
arr;; f'n the old Saddleb1:1ck Co llege site
l;t:;:n tlaffc.r, adn1inistrator nf the S<1n
Cl,.menle faci lily, said grading is now un-
tler1"ay. }le a1tcndell th e Frid:ty meeting .
11 ~ ·-aid S4:Jo.ooo ha s brcn spenl for th"
prooer!y and 1vork 11·JJ1 go for11·ard. !t
ul\lrnate:ly 1s to be 250 beds 1rith 15Q rx -
lcndeU rare bf'cls, llaffry said .
"II 11 11 <1~n·l for proprietory ho~p1lal~
ftl lin: the gap. \l'h<"rr ll'OUld \\·rhea~ f;i1
a~ 1.eal1h c11re. be.ds·! I 1n nfJ! opposed ,.,
n<>n·pro11 t ho:,p1ta ls. J'\'e bern in 11lP
b11~!r.ess :'.J year~ on both side~ or the feri-
··r," ll af!cy s11id
Tl1e Cast of Hair
Doesn 't Sl1op He1·e
fo r onfl' lhul~. Uit ;\t" po r1
Beach Po!1c t Dtpartm~nt "oul d
probably takt & dim vi t 1v ()f 11 .
T.1kt 11~. they'r~ a bl! old-la sh-
ionrd.
'You ma y ha\'t nouced in the
p1pt1r that 111 recently htld "pop-
rock'' festival 1vas alt~ndel1 by
01J?r 1;).000 kid~. and aboul 100
0f tJ1e in \rtrt naked. \Vt hope
lhl~ trend doesn·t rat('h 1111 11
dor~ no!h1ni:: fpr nu1 bu <1n e~'
:'llak<'~ _\n11 lon~ 10 pound~ l1 ~ht· , ..
r o ~s1 bly YO'.i.'\ e betn .~() bu~,\'
v. alch1ng the stock market that
you haven't even noticed lhe~e
trend ~, But "'e'll bet the "·oman
in your life certa inly has,
\\.omen notice such l hmg~
.~nd they t are. They C'are less
Rbou l 1he ~tock 111arket -;i,
1011 ::: a~ you t an aHord to lake
then1 lo E urope 11 hen the: r't 1n
the noood. l;\re1i'L they ah\&~1s? I
\\cli , \.\P. l'.an·t fu1ar.ce )OUt
lrip tfl I~11ropt . but "'' can st..r
that you ~o in styl e. Our tall
su1Ls range in price. from i95 to
e1!." said one federal in1 rsttgalor, "bl.Ii
1no1 e 1n1purlanl 1.~ that n1ueh of it 111
unavailable or eK'.remely JJearee."
~larijuan1:1 Is reportedly !(·arr~ In ~ew
York, nonexistt:nl in !111;:in11, and
generally of poor quality -gro11·n Jn 1l1r
J\lidll'est fr01n \i.ild World \Var ll hernp
plants used in rope proo'..!uction.
A drug scene sourr·e ::anl Sunda».
however, that no one should el'cr p<1v
n1ore than ~25 for ;i lid. or h<iH oun1.r.
qu'lntity, even in the worst pot fanune.
Mi1ii-bike
Boys Hurt
l1i Car Crctsli
T.,.,·o 1 !-year-0ld East bluff boys escaped
serious injury Saturda y afternoon 1vht:n
th e mini·bike they \vere riding eolh deJ
head-on \\'ith a car.
'rhe accident octurred 011 Arbulu'
Street, aboul JOO feet sou th of Alepl'-1
Street.
Police said young Ronald Ande rson, BOil
Aleppo. drove the 1nini-bike, with Jeffrey
Kean, his passenger. The small machinl'!
collided 'vith a car driven by UC Irv ine
mathematics professor Bernard R .
Gelbaum, 2301 Arbutus SL
Ronald was treated for a cut on hi.,
temple and lacerations of his thigh . Jef·
frcy estaped \\'ilh minor scrapes. Both
boys Wl"re r eleased :i fter n1rd ical treal ·
men\, Hoag Memorial Hosp i ta 1
authorities said.
f"rom Page 1
LINKLETTER • •
pie lhen1sel 1·es. ''
fl.fiss Linklett rr. !he ,\nun~c~t nr
Ltnkletlcr·s five children . \1a~ prel:y and
ralkt:d about a l-loll,111ood 1·;ircrr. 1!,.r
Lither ::aid she h;1tl ~0111c s1ng111i; JOh~
planned .
Durston. 27. 111\d polirr il ti:.s L1nktrt1rr
11:.irl asked h1n1 to eoinc lo hc 1· ap;1rtmc11t
Friday \1'here they spent the night talk·
111g. She \\'as emo11011a l and dc!>pondrn i,
t·uncc rncd \\1th bcr 1dcnt1ty and It< r
1·arcer. police qtJoted Ourston as ::;i~ 111~
Drllgs aspects or the l'a~e arl" i;bll
being investigated. police s<11d .
Privat e funeral se rvices are p!annrd al
Forest La\l·n f\.feinorlal Park
Linkll'tlrr and his 1vlfc. Lo1~. \\'rr~
nollfied nf the death Jn Colnrado an-1
rrt1.1rned l1crr Sunday.
On .July JS John Z1reycr. J.'l , hu,;hand nf
T.1nlde1ter's nlUei;t daughter. Da...,·n. 2qa
:-·IJot him~rlf in the heacl. Ile reportrdlv
11"as deprcc.srd 01 er h1~ J11~u ranr"'
hlllil nes~.
Cat 'fakes On
Too Many Do gs
OuL In the Au stralian bush c.1l1ntr), a
lhrcc~og night 1 ~ a biller ordeal.
A CostJ .\!esa cal had a three·do& d.1y
Sunrla~,
l'ol1cr \\'(·rt> ~t11l tn thr ~ hlOC~ nf
l'rt s1rl10 Dr 11·e 111 response 10 a 11 on1an'
1·0mpla1nt lhat a neighbor b0v had uert .:t
rope around her cat·~ nee~ ~nd w~s
1onncnt11lg 1t
Sl~e :;aid he 11·a.:; leu1n~ thr!'!c dogs inl n
h1,:; ba ek.1 arrl . then ~·ank1ng on 1hr tethfr
11 hen 1hc tcrr1f1 ed feline tried lri esc:apf
from thr hounds' haras~n1rn1
The hoy 11a~ gone \\hen nl1 1ccr-~r
r·1\·ed , but his parents were 11arnerJ In arl -
11~e hln1 of lhe offense
l l53 . Our e xpert ad\ ll e J~ ;:i li;o
llO!'lh ll1Qllf'.\, hllt. \I C <lfln •t
charge.
''helher )OU re look1n~ for
son1 eth1n,e t rad1t1ona l nr con ven·
Uonal, ,,·or.')\l'd flannel. :-h~r~
~k1 n . htrr1 ngbone (lr Ren,L?aluir ,
·' nu'I \ rind our selection ;i<; flni>
a~ anv in the aren. a.\ curren t
:is 1hl \ morninR 's l\r11· )'ork
Time.( .. ~ c·ar rfuJ look t hrou,eh
nut' ratk~ lc;, sure In t11 r n up
sonit pl ea~<111t. surpri:-rs.
t 'ome in and brO\\·se al l da~,
\Ve open at 9.30 a.in., Close at
5:30 p.m. 19 p,m. on :F'rida y~'.
:For a lunc:J1 break 11 e ~ugge <;f
Berk shire's, \\'ood ~1·s 0r T:tlf (')f
lhe \\'hale
'\.nd \re al~o h<J\ e n i.ll):.gt>.;;·
t1on for !ht n u<l1st ~ oj the \\Orl\'1
-L':\ITE' 1'hen )'.;l':I dre.:.11ef1.
It ''-good f0r h u~tnc ~( .. \nrl 11
m ay even ketp the police off
)'Ou r back.
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aboul trend5 nf a diUe rent J.01'1
Like the lvider lapel~ :vou'rt
!leein~ this ,;,ason , The increa~·
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popularity of the double-brt111 5.t·
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shaped 5Ull (Or "silhouette." 11
you prefer) -no1v evident 1n
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th~ mo~1 t rad.it1(')nal l lolhltlt .
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Monday, Octobtr 6, ] 96q S DAILY PILOT 3
Seal Beach Now in Picture Over Sunset Annex
The cairn \\•tµch settled over the future
tif Sunset Beach f\lllfl\.\'ing the failW'e of
!he aborth·c atternpt Lo annex to llun-
tinglon Beach lasl Aug'us~ tnay not Ja~t
Jong. ·
Seal Beach ls in the picture again in lhe
)'~ars.tong baule over Lhc ~mall seaside
c:o1nn1unity and the rich Bolsa Chica oil
lands to the southeast.
Seal Beach City r.1anager Lee Risne r
admilted today that a new approach Lo
hi s city had been made by Sunset Beach
rei;idef!L~.
"11iey said in £'!feet \\•hat can you dn
tor us," Risner said , "and submitted a
long list of requiren1ents. ''
"We are studying the. list and it may
present some legal problems whir.h I do
not care to go into now,'' the city
n1<1nager continued. "llowever, it is an
interesting concept."
Risner said the proposal is now being
studied at staff level and will not be sub-
1nitled to the Seal Beach City Council for
four lo six weeks.
'fhe list of requirements is assumed to
be similar to those submitted to 1-lun·
lin,g ton Beach, and approved by that city
last spring as the now dead-annexation
move got under way. Risner said he
preferred not to reveal the list as yet.
The list ol demands to Huntington
Beacl-i Officials Endorse
Shore. 'Clean-ur,' Drive
llun1ingt011 Beach city official~ today
f'nlhusia!)tically e.nd0rscd a two-day
beach liller cleanup plan sel to begin Fri·
clay at Bolsa Chica and Huntington slate
bC'<1ches.
Overnight cainj)crs intcsei;ted in clean·
Ing ur bcneh Jitter have tx·en invited lo
beco1ne fl part o[ "Johnny Horizo n Coun·
try~ide Days.''
The Callforn·ia Outdoor Recreation
Trailer Rental
To Solve Sel1ool
Cro~d Problem?
A possible Solution to oYercrov.·ded
classroon1s at Slar View School will be
presentctl lo lhe board of trustees or
Ocean Vic\v School District tonight by
Superintendent Cla rence llall.
The plan involves rental of three
c-lassroorn I railers until June 20 when the
fl C\v Vista ViC\\' School is expected lo be
rrady for occupancy.
/lcnt;i! c0st of lhc facilities is estimated
to be S5.i75.
Douhlc sessions, \\'hich exist at Sl'1r
\'1ew sch110! ;;it. the prPscnt tin1e , will be
nearlv elirn1nated v.·il h the opening of
f';,ir;; ·view and r..1es:i View Schools early
next year.
The trailers v•otdd lake care of six dou.
ble session classes al Star Vir\v 1\·hl ch
v.•ould not be eliminated by Lhe opening of
t he 1\vo ne\\' ~chools.
At tonight's 7·30 p.m .. meeting in the
dbtrict board room, 7972 Warner Ave ..
the trustees will also consider approval of
;:1 $1 .3 million bond sale to U.S. National
Bank.
Pilot N eivsboys
Treawd to Day
At Disneyland
!t \Mk f(ll.Jr buses lo haul the DAlLY
PILOT "fn111ily'' lo Disnry1and S:ilurrtciy.
An <1ftcn1non al !he fl·lagic Kingcl0m
'1.~s !he r('\\<lrd for c:nricr~ tvho l1ad
l'a med points thrnugh g:iining nc1v
cu~t()tners ;i nrt gi\·1ng their regular
fiUbl>l:ribC'rs 1'.11rcr ~ervic~.
A tol:il or 165 rriade the trir, onC' nf the
higgc~l outings ever staged fnr DAILY.
PILOT ne1,·spapc·rlmy.~. accordin~ tn
1'!il<111 Lea,·i it , DAI LY PILOT circulation
n1anagcr. He i:;0l to 1nnkr thr I.rip, IOQ1
And pla.v "dad" In lhr big faintly.
League (CORL) and the State Parks and
Recreation Department are cooperating
in the two-day campaign, a part of a
statev:ide movement to clean up recrea·
tion areas,
"\Ve will do everything \Ve can lo aid
these private citiz.ens in this v.·orthwhile
endeavor." said Vince Moorhouse, Hun·
11ngton Beach director ur harbors and
beaches.
The city plans to videotape the beache.s
before and after the cleanup effort, <IC·
cording to Bill Reed, public information
officers.
\Vhile the two state beaches are not
under the control of the city, the com-
n1unity has Jong had eyes on them and is
engaged in a can1paign to get manage·
ment rights to the six miles of prime
beach from the slate.
The COH L plan calls for camping
participants to slay overnight at Hun-
tington State Beach and lo do their
cl<'anup "''ork there and at Bolsa Chica
beach just southeast of Sunset Beach.
CORL officials taid an arrangement
hns been mnde with state recreation of·
licials allov.·lng camping privilf'ges only
lo those interested in participating in the
an!i-littcr campaign.
State beach ofOcials will furnish gunny
sacks for cleanup participants.
CORL is initiating its statewide cam·
paign here with the purpose of in-
lroducing "Johnny Jlorizon" to the
public.
He is an imaginary figure, tall , n1gged,
of the outdoorsman type dedicated to a
clean and beautiful America, they ·said.
He was created by the Bureau of Land
f\1anagement of the Department of
Jnterior "to help teach children and
adults to keep their land free of litter."
Roowood Trees
To Grace Campus
Conservation-consciou! Orange C.0<1st
College students n1ade sure this v.·eek
ihat they'll be. gratefully ren1embcred by
v.'atever tree lovers are around about
4000 A.D.
They decided lo plant ~ix yo1Jng
tc1hvood trees on campu~ sites ~!ill to be
selected . And the school's studcn! coun·
cil. unde.r president Tom Hubbell. in tends
In invite state and clvic dlgn1\ar1es lo a
de<!ication ceremony.
"This is something we've wan\1>d tn clfl
for a long time." s:11d J-lubbcll. "If mor~
studC'nts and citizens devol.~d more nf
1heir tune to 1h!s k1od of Hu ng v.·e'd be
rf'n1rmbcrrrl for another rrason5 th;:i n
riot~ and rl lsurd crs \1•hrn these youog
lrel's achirve their gro.,.,•th ."
Hazard ita Your Hairspray
Beach included·
-The established identity of Sunset
Betch as a unlque resldential beach com.
munlty, will be protected in the Hunting-
ton Beach n1a ster plan.
-The mile-Jong beach will be preserv·
ed as a residential swimming, fishing,
and surfing area with reasonable public
acce.ss provided for non-resident.s o! the
comn1unlty.
-Th~ Pacific Electric right-of·way , a
mile long stretch of land in the heart of
the community, will be used !or wider
streets and landscaped parking for both
residents and ~ach visitors.
-The two-story height Um.it will be
Army Scandal
Grows; Provost
Sold Firearms?
\\IAS!llNGTON (UPI) -Senate in·
vestigalors charged today the fonncr
provost marshal of the Anny used his
position to obtain hundreds of confiscated
firearms from police departments and
sold them for persona! gain.
Phillip It r-.tanuel, staff men1bcr of the
S e n a t e investigatlons subcommittee.
t£'~~tified that Maj. Gen. Carl C. Turner
lold police in Chicago and Kansas City he
\vou!d lake t~ weapons back lo
\Vashington for display in U.S. Police
musemns and for training of U.S. Anny
pErsonnel.
But Manuel ~aid Tumer sold some of
the firearms to a gun dealer in North
Carolina. He said 500 of the weapon~
\Vere unaccounted for.
"fhe bizarre story was unfolded as the
subcommittee continued hearings into
Turner's a ctivities. Turner has retired
ftom the Army and reeently lost a
civilian job Yrith. the Justice Department.
fl1anue l told the subcommittee that
Turner ohtaincd both r ifles and handguns
fro1n police in Kansas City and Chicago.
1'he weapons would have been destroyed
otherwise.
~l<1nuel sald Turner even arranged to
ohtain s<1me of the firearms when he
went to Chicago in April and 11ay of 1963
as commander of federal troops during
clvil disturbances fol\ov.·ing th e
assassination of Dr.. Martin Luther King,
Jc.
Lt. Paul Duellman of the Chicaga
Police Department testified Turner came
to the department alone, in full military
uniform. He said the guns were placed on
a large table and "lhe general would
selcet v.·hich ones he wanted.''
"We thought they v.·ou1d be lurned over
for training purposes,1' Duellman said.
The sul>committee also planned to at·
tempt to determine \\'hy Gen. llarold K.
.Johnson . ..,,·hile he \\•as .Armx ~hie[ of
Slaff. ch~c Sgt. J\1aJ. \V11J1ant. 0 .
\V oold ridge as the first sergeant major of
the Army alt.h0ugh \Voolrlrid,!!e was being
invc.~tigalcd in connection "''ilh an alleged
report involving: service clubs on Army
base~.
Johnson. now al~o retired, hai> sairl !hat
he knew nothing abou l Lhe Investigations.
An Army investigator testified last
\veck Iha!. Tumer "may have had some
personal involvement" in a 1967 attempt
l\lilil Quake Nudges
Da111ag ed Santa ll.osa
SANTA ROSA. CaliL (AP) -A mlld
e:irthquake nurlged Santa Rosa briefly lo·
day in the aftermath of three shaker~
la st \\'~k that did an estimated $5 million
dnn1agr.
The lalr5l temblnr regi~er11d "about
1hrec and lhrre-quartcr::;" the University
f1f Cal1 f0rnia Seismngr<1ph Laboratory an·
1111u11rer!, rl:'fe.rr1n~ to lhe H.ichter scale of
earthquake lntens1Ly.
Tn ohscrv.:ince of Firt. Prevention Week (Oct. 5-11).
C<1rt. ,JiJn Vincent of Jfuntingt.on Beach Fire De-
po rtment rlcm ons lrate." one of most common -and
litt.Je known -hotischold fire hazards. Innocent
can of hairspray becomes death dealing flame-
thro,,..cr vthe11 exposed to open flame. Almost any
household items made \vithJetrolcum p roducts
<ind contained i.n a pressuriz can will react the
same way v.'hcn expos ed to flame.
maintained for all residential ~lruclure!
in Sun.set Beach.
-Zoning Of all residential lol" in Sunset
Beach shall allow a maximum of two
family unll3 per building lot.
-Support for the position lhat there
will be no permits granted for, nor any
actual oil drilling of off.shore oil off
Sunset Beach.
\Vhen Huntington Beach's proposed an-
nexation of the area failed in August, a
vital merger of 3.5 acres <1t the
southeastern edge of Suni;ct Beach went
down with it
Sunset Beach opponents or annexation
lo Huntington Beach, with the support ol
Seal Beach, forced combinath:m. of th~ 3.S.-
acre annexation with the 885--acre prin-
cipal Sun.set Beach area berore the Local
Agency Formation Commi.sslon la st
J\1arch..
This is the vital opening for Seal Bearh
to the 6-square-mJle Bolsa Chica lands to
the southeast , surrounded by Huntington
Beach on two sides.
The combined merger failed when op-
ponent! of annexatlon lo Huntington
Beach, led by Richard H a r r i s o n •
presented protests representing m<lfe
than ~ percent of the property owners to
the Huntington Beach council in August.
'This move blocks Huntington Beach
A nude model watches her nudity disappear beneath a sea of foam
during the flln1ing of a television con1 1nercial in West Berlin. Gim·
1nickry is the nan1e of the advertising game the world over, and the
covering of naKedncss is a definite gimmick.
l)y \.\'ooldr1rlge to sinugg'h~ several case..,
of liquor from Vietnanl to l h" Un ilrd
Statr.s abo;ird Gen. Creigtiton \\'.
Abrams' plan<'.
Turner, who \\~~ thr. Anny·~ top
p0lice1nan as provost marshal, was hired
lh1~ ye<1r hy lhe Justice Depar1ment as
l:hlef of U.S. marshals. He resigned
recently as a resull of the service club in·
vestigations.
from any anne1ation attempt of the: area
for one year from the August 18 date.
So the five-year-old battle over Sunset
Beach fs on stage again. Residents o1 the
community. led by Mrs. Virginla Strain,
iniliate<l the now-dead merger with Hun--
tington Beach with a petition carrying the
signatures of more than 25 percent of the
residents.
They signified, by the move that they
favored Hunlington Beach over Seal
Beach. Now they can only sit by while the
forces, undoubtedly led by Harrison. try
to get what they want from Seal Beach.
A big batLle looms in the coming
monlhs.
Foundations
To 'Play Safe' •
In Tax Reform
\VASHINGTON (UPI) -The nation'!!
fouTXlations, which give away $1.5 billion
a year, said today they '\'OUld bo
restricted to such sale project~ as ~up
port1ng ballets and symphonies rather
tha:i fighting slums and air pollution i(
U1e House's tax reform bill becomes law.
The fOlJndations sent the Rev. Theodore
r.t. Hesburgh, president of Not.re Dame
University; Jonas Salk, developer of the
Salk polio vaccine; Whitney Young, presi·
clent of the Urban League; former
Johnson ad minis t r ation adviser
J\lcGeorge Bundy and 19 other prestigious
Americans before the Senate F inance
C6mn1iltee to arg\Je their cause.
L'nder a ttack were provisions In the.
House bill which impose a 2.5.percent tax
nn the in come of loundations, require
them to give away a sum equal lo SO per·
C:!nt of their assets every year and
restrict them from engaging In "any at•
tempt to influence legislation" with their
vast funds.
The restrictions were written into the
House bill in response to disclo6Ure!
i;orne family foundations had taken ad·
vantage of thei r tax CX('Tilpt status lit
become tax havens and that some had
f'ngaged in controversial undertakings -
including the voter registration rlrive that
helped Negro Carl Stokes become mayor
of Cleveland.
Merrimon A. Cunninggim, president o(
the Danforth Foundation of St. Louis,
argued in testimony prepared for today's
lle<l ring against the restriction on foun·
dations' political activities.
He said they "alanned" foundation~.
"To play safe. foundations would fetl that
they must eschew working in any field of
the soc.Jal sciences, perhaps also the
humA.nities, and even the natural sciences ..
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cause it's razor-cut and.shaped
with contoured neckline. The soft
curls are pre-set. Just wash, d1ip·
dry and it's easy to wear again .
Wig, sty10 foam head an~ tanying
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SALE!
Miss Pat Flander!:
wi ll be he.re Frid ay,
Ot!ober 10th, from
12:00 lo 8:00 p.m.
in U1e Millinery Satori
of our Newpor t store •.
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school activities. This 9reat
v.,lu• include' sassy "campus cut'' a ri J
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ICempli-1 ltt IM Ol llY Pll91 st1rn
Mayor Orville Hubbard o[ Dear·
b orn. ~1ich ., is going to put a new
candidate on the ballot in Novem-
bef -Sex. llubb.:ird, ··ctead s e t
again!il s ex educalion in o u r
schools," said he will ask the city
council to put proposed sex educa-
11011 guid el u1cs o n th e nex t ballot.
Jt may hel p c·lear up a ~ot of 1~ud
died v:ater around here, ' he said. • l t \Vas an impressive soccer de-
but, a goal scored on the first time
out. Then the rookie \\'35 ki cked off
the EdgC\\'are , England, team. The
problen1 was that Edgeware Jun-
ior's ne\Y playe r was a girl, and in
England girls cannot play school
soccer. Corrine Samuel has been
benched and Edgeware will have to
play its season opener again . • r ~~-;.=-· ..--.··:c:'.l•·•:t.1!£'::U.".1 -----'-· __,,__,.._~ t~
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Jnn1ates at the Netxll1a Stale ~
' i\fru:innon. Security Prison like 1
the work of dentist Paul Mille r j
' so n111ch 235 of them have peti-
1 t tioned Gov. Paul r~exalt to keep ~ Ii h im vn the job. Af iller, who hod ,
r.
-a 1emporary license, failed a
state boord of den.lo t examiners I
test and hi.Ii license expired. M
, j ~e1 xalt said
1
fotil!er
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II a rep acen1e11 was ou . l ' Jackie's Furious (Purple)
I Til e inmates' petitiott said Mi!-~
ler ''has bet1l a11 influencing ~ L~::~~ ,~;~ 'b~~e~~;~:~~e~·~, • 1 • There is quite a bone to pick on
Press p_hotograph_er Mel Finkelstein ~pr.awls on pavement as Mrs.
Jacqueline Onassis walks by after fhppmg the cameraman with a
judo trick on leaving the Swedish sex film "I Am Curious" (Yellow )"
in New York Sunday. Aristotle Onassis left the theater an hour later
apparently unaware of the disturbance. '
a fa rm near r..1ari on, l o\v a. Geolo·
gists from the University of Iowa
said they are digging up the fossll
r emains of an ice age bi son, an ani-
mal bi gger than the modern Amer·
can bison. ''Finding an entire skeL-
eton is rare," said Prof. Holmes
Sernken. who es timates the beas t
\val ked the MidY;est 25 ,000 to 50,000
years ago.
As hc1 photographer husband,
Lord Snowdon, look.! on. Bri toi11's
Princess /tfargareL rakes pictures o/
an ancif1lt remple in Ankgor , Com·
bod1a. Tl1e royal couple is on a tou r
of the coun!ry . • Miss Terry Se ligmt1n, 20 or 1-lt.
1-lolyoke Cotlcg:c. \\.JS invited to be-
come a "brothe r" in the Delta Kap-
pa Epsilon frt1 trrn11.v al all-mal e
Dartn1outh C n I I e g e. The srnior
fro1n N n 11c~. tll.Jss. is one or 70 fe -
males on an l'XCha ngc prog ram
v.'hu are the first co-eds to penetrate
the college. lier victory for the fe-
male V.'aS no t cn1nplete. ho,~·ever.
Because or a r igidly enforced na-
t ional frate rnity statute, she '"as
granted only social membership.
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Scott Hints Thieu Tells Assembly
Breakthrough
In War Due
WASHINGTON (AP) -Sen a te
Republican Leader Hugh Sealt said today
there may be a breakthrough in tbe Viet·
nam war Jn the ne xl 60 lo 90 days.
The minority leader said the
breaklhrough could OCCllr in either the
diplo matic or mil itar y area but that "t
wou ld shade it a Utile toward the
milltary."
Senate ~1ajority Leader Mike r-.1ansfield
said, in answer lo :s newsman's question,
that he knew of no secret negotiations
now under way to end the war.
Mansfield and Scott commented lo
newsmen before lhe opening of the
Senate.
They were questioned in light of Scott's
commcnLs on television Sunday in which
he predicted a change in lhe Vletnam
situation but declined to say what form il
may ta ke or how soon it may develop.
Scott said he talked to the White House
today and its reaction lo his television
comments had not been "unfavorable."
Viets to
U.S. 0
Ill
SAIGON (UPJ ) -President Nguyen
Van Thieu said today that "in order to
help the U.S. government with ils in-
ternal problems,'' South Vietnam Is
delennincd to replace lhe bulk of U.S.
lighting units in 1970.
Thieu's 70-minute speech to the Na-
ti onal Assembly alluded to the inereasing
U.S. criticism of President Nixon's war
policy. lie said South Vie tnam's allies
"don't lack of means, but of resolution."
•·\VP have to lessen the heavy load by
the allies," Thieu said. "Today, we con-
firm to the U.S. government that ..... e
v.·ant to do so."
" .• , in order lo help the U.S. govern-
ment \Vith its internal problems and
minirl'ize the suffering borne by the peo-
ple o~ the United States v.·e, the Viet-
namese people, are detennined to
rep!?..ee the bulk of the U.S. fighting units
in 1970.'' he Ulld the lawmakers.
~le mentioned no numbers, nor did he
identify what he considered fighting
units. The U.S. Command has said before
Spell
1970
that only about 100,000 of the 500,000 Gls
in the war i one are actually involved i.n
rombat.
Thieu's speech follO\\'ed the same lines
a ! an inter\'iew of his vice president,
Nguyen Cao Ky, published in the United
Staes today. Ky said the U.S. combat rol e
\\'Ould be ended by the end of 1970.
As he has done previously, Th ieu re·
jccted a coalition gove.mn1enl \\'ith the
Comr.iunisLs and fiaid an unconditional
cease-fire was out o[ the question.
Nixon, Rogers Confe1·
WASHINGTON (UPI) -President
Nixon conferred for an hour and 20
minutes today with Secretary of State
William P. Rogers, mostly about Roger s'
conversations with other world leaders al
the t 1nited Nations over the past JO days.
\\'hite House press secretary Ronald L.
Ziegler declined. lo go into retails about
the meeling.
Young! Tender! Do try our mat r ecipe!
Recipes that invite you to sulllrise your family with new tilSfe adventures!
Try ou r caaaba salad ••• chilled and refreshing ••• great with our nck of lamb, chutney
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Electing a President
George \Vallace threw enough scare into the nation
over the anachronistic Electoral College System of elect-
ing a President that, for the first titne, it appears a seri-
ous effort will be made to overhaul the sys tem.
The question is, ho\v shall it be replaced?
Two proposals have h ad major attention i1:1 Congress
and the NLxon Administration. One of thein, direct popu-
lar electjon of the President, has been adopted by the
J.fouse of Representatives. but has a lready brought d.i-
vision "'ilhin the Republican Party.
President Nixon endorse s this method, Governor
Reagan oppose s it.
Under the d irec t popular e lection plan. U1e slates
could still fix an age limitation for their votcrs-pre-
e;umably-but all other regulations \Vould be subject to
federal law .
Congress, under the I-louse-approved plan, ."''OUld
provide for the qualification of presidential candidates.
for the make-up of ballots, for the holdin.g of a nati?nal
election, for a run-off il none of the candidates received
40 percent, and for voting procedures.
Some say this grand national march to the polls
\Yould tend to convert the republic from a union of slates
into a consolidated fonn o f d emocracy. The s tructure
of federalis m would be abandoned in the fundamenta l
rtte of electing a President.
Some opponents of the funda1nental change ~o d irec t
popular election favor ~vhat is call~ ~ dis~rict. pl.an.
(There is also a proportional plan but it 1s quite s umlar
to the dis trict plan.) . .
Under the district plan. a presiden1l1al candidate
\vould win one electoral vote for each congressional dis·
trict he carried, plus two for each state he carri.ed.
An example cited to illustrate the effect of this meth-
od is the 1964 situation in Florida. Lyndon J ohnson polled
948,000 votes to 906,000 for Barry Gold\vater. Johnson
took all 14 electoral votes, Goldwater got none. Under
the district plan. tile electoral vo te '''ould have been di-
vided evenly, seven for each.
Proponents of the district pla n assert th at every
procedural objective could be achieved. Independent
electors \VOu ld be abolished. TI1e la st resort of one state,
one vote in the !louse \vould be ended. And the winncr-
take-all "evil " v.•ould be avoided.
Di strict voling \vo uld retain son1e of the roots in ~
person's own "tu rf,"' \\'hether that be his precinct. hi s
state or an ethnic group. its proponen ts cla11TI. They
argue this system al so avoids the dang rr they see in the
simple direct vote plan of having concentrated big-city
populations control the presidency.
The iss ue is c lear a nd simple in one aspect, con1-
plex in another. 1-~e\V \vould dispute t he urgent need to
do away with the outmoded electora l college systen1.
But as for replacing it with direct popular elec'lion or a
d istrict plan, serious study is in order.
The !-louse of Representatives has opted for direc.t
popular eleclion. But the Senate may favor the dis trict
or some o'lher fonn of proportional pla n . It's a decision
as fundamental as any made since the Founding Fa th-
ers \\•rote the Constitution .
Just a Bit Too Much
If this is the Space Age, it's also the Plastic Agr.
Plas ti c grass (not the kind pla.!i·ti c hippies smokel is
nO\V f avored for football fields. And there's controversy
brewing over intent to use it in road divldcrs and other·
\\'ise in Oran~e Coas t cities.
But putting plastic \Vishbones into ersa·tz tu rkeys
seen1s ju"l a bit too much. That's \vhat's cooking on the
national food scene, however, \\'ith soybean concoctions
simula ting meats of all kinds.
This, to put it mildly, \\'ill be a rcnl \Vishbone of con-
tention.
Workers Not Interested 'Publisli or
SDS Scheme Was a Bust
SOS FLOP -Preliminary intel ligence
evaluations indlcate the Marxist oriented
Students for a Democratic Society didn't
get far the put summer with their S<I·
called "v•ork-in" program to create a
•·base for a worker-student revolutionary
alliance."
Jn three significant respects this fac·
tory infiltration scheme was a bust :
Far fel'·er SDS iealots were recruited
than hoped for. 'The goal v.'as 1,000, but
not more than several hundred actually
took part.
-Factory, and other workers were
more interested io sports and similar
topics than in talking .about politics and
issues, particularly of a r a d i c a 1
Ideological nature.
-'Jlie SDS would-be proselyters were
10 exhausled by the strenuous work in
the factories and bills that they we.re too
tired to engage in agitation at night
meetings and on weekends.
SOS OFFICIAL! are tight-mouthed
about the results of their radical project.
this in itself is noteworthy, because if the
plan had made any headway they V.'Ould
be boasting about it, particularly in their
publications. But so far they have been
t;lrik.ingly silent.
Congressional investigators, who have
kept a close watch on the undertaking,
have. a number cl reports from different
parts of the country. Other accounts are
still awaited.
~ reports are based on •·infonnal"
talks with the SDSers. Following are
some. revealing highlights:
A woman studf'llt: "The employes want
to 10 home in the e~ning and be with
Allen-Golclsn1ith
their families and friends. They show no
interest in talking ;>olilics or problems. l
licked this obstacle lo some. extent by
dating workers and then talking issues.
But that had limitations, because the
young felJoy,·s wanted to have fun and not
to argue about things."
l\tALE STUDENT in an auto plant: "A
union official spotted me and warned me
to watch my slep. 'We won't tell the boss
about you,' he said. 'We don't operate.
that way. We are as much against bosses
as you say you are. We will take care of
you ourselves.' After a few weeks, I
decided there 'vas no use staying there
and I left."
The summer "work-in" program stem·
med from a manual prepared in 1967 by
the Progressive Labor Party ( PLP) -
Peking-orienled Communist faction . The
manual was designed lo provide in-
stniction for anti-Vietnam organizers and
agitators. It was taken over by the SOS
last spring, revised and used in its cam·
paign to promote a student-\\·orker
revolutionary alliance:.
Aim of this alliance is to "show
\\'Orkers how evil the establishment i~
and the need to overthrow it by revolu-
ti on."
At Ille SOS national convention in
Ghicag~ last July, the PLP element
~ought to seize control. After a fc.rious
row they were defeated by the faction
aligned with the Communist Party USA,
tied to fi.1oscow, and then kic ked out of
SOS. The two c liques nO\v have their O\l/Tl
officers and headquarters and are u·aging
\var on each other.
IN THE BAG -The latest four-tenths
of one percent increase in the consunitr
price index ensures al least a 4 percent
pay boost for military retirees, effective
Nov. I. The CPI has risen around 4 per-
cent since November 1968, the month on
\•:hi ch the current retired pay formula is
based. Under the law, military retirees
get a pay hike when the CPI rises l
percent.
Mrs. Abigail fi.1cCarthy, estranged wife
of the fi.1inn esola senator, has given up
the large mansion they rented in the
fashionable residential sectiQn near the
National Calhedr;il. She has bought ;i
house on Cape Cod and i$ telling fr iend~
she plans to live there. ~1cCarthy is
residing in a hotrl suite and squiring
"·omen u•riters and editors \1·ho ardently
supported him in the 1968 presidential
scramble.
Forn1er Supreme Court Jttsticc Abe
F'ortas is returning lo the social :>cl'nc.
He and l1is la"'yer-wife are agnin dining
out. He says he plans to resu1ne the prac·
tice of l.:iw in a ne1v firm of his 011•n, but
has not decided \\'hen that will be. Al
present he is busy completing a book, to
be tilled ''The Crisis of Individual
Liberty," and playing the fiddle. Says
Fortas. "Thal is alt I know , the 1a1v and
playing the fiddle ."
By Robert S. Allen
and John A. Goldsmit.h
Senseless Campus. Plunder
By J. EDGAR HOOVE R
Director
Federal Bureau
of Investlga.tioo
\\'!\h \he beginning Of the nl'\Y
academic year, it is disturbing to kno1v
that a primary concern of many college
and uni1·ersil.y adlllinistrators y,•jlJ not be
the scholastic achievement of students
but rather how to prevent the seizure and
wreckage of .educat.i onar "institutions by
would-be insurrectionists.
The decrease in campus disorders dttr·
lng the summer n1onths must not be
miscons trued. Just as soon as the
firebrands ran muster ·a caucus or
dissidents. v.·e will witness a continuation
of the senseless plunder \\'hich caused
more than $3 million of damage to col·
leges and unh·~rsities las! academic
year. Bel ween ·Septembf.'r 1968 and April
J969, one major university alone suffered
d1m1ge in excess of $1 million . Some
4,000 arrests were made in connection
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Monday, October 6, 1969
The editoriai par;it 01 c/1t Dol/!1
Pilot setk1 to inform a11d &l irn.-
r.datf r1adtr1 by presentino tl1is
new1paptr'1 opiniQTII and com-
mentary on topics of ~nttrest
and .rigniLicance, br provkUng o
forum for the e.iprelriol'l of
our readn1' opinions, and by
pre1entlng the diverse vlew-
potnu of fnfor?Md ob1troer1
and spokeimne on topics of the:
day.
Robert N. Weed, Publisher
Guest Editorial
"'ilh v1olcnt 1lcn1onstrations, untold
numbers of people were injured, and at
least two deaths resulted fro111 campus
riots.
CERTAl1\LY, CR11\1lNAL slalisUrs
reflect no credit on !he academic com-
munity. However. unless college and
university authoritie s take positive action
lo control campus violence, iL 1vill not
subside in the coming n1onths. The split
in the Students for a Dc1nocratic Society
tSDS ) ranks during the so-caned national
convention in Chicago last June resulted
in the election of l\\O slates of national
officers. The expelled fl r o • Peking
Progressive Labor Party "'ing sel up its
O\vn SDS organization. Thus, opposing
forces, each claiming to represent !he
true SOS, \Viii clash on campuses
throughout the country for conlrQlling
JX>"'er. Since clamor a nit ;igitation arc
proven techniquf'., for attracling tJe1v
n1e1nbers and support, violenl disruplions
\1·111 come as no sur1)r1se.
ALTHOUG fl TllE !)OS con\·rntion in
Chicago 11·as, organizationally, a fiasco,
the feuding (actions did not for a moment
Jose :sighL of their joint objective. Their
f{Oal is the destruction of "U.S.
Jmpe:rialism" and !he a chic\·en1ent of a
classless ~ociety through internatlonal
communism.
The SOS considers the rebellious youth
of our counl ry as parl of an "In·
temational liberation army." fl regards
)'oung people. mainly college students, .as
a means by which !he r evolulion can be
accornplished becauSt' "in gPneral, young
people: have less al slake in a society ..•
are more open to new ldca3 ••• and arc,
1heref0rr. n1ore ;iblc and \1 1\l1n.i; ir1 n1u11·
ui a revo)ut1onary direction .. ,
Tf!OSE \\HO RALLY to tlw :.;upport ,,f
lh(• l\"c11· L<'fl and p11rticipatc 1n 111:!11 ilir"
<'h111npion£'d by SDS do so 1111d1·r l'ln ll·
Jusion. The is~ues ;,ire 110\Y l'lt·:ir Tu nt'
and the internal \\'ranglings 11( ll1P
organiza11on ha\"e brought one has1c an<I
Important truth to lhe surface. ·rhr
youthful ideaHsn1 of "parlir1p:1lory
democracy," so frequently espouse<! by
SOS while striving fur student approval.
ha.i been cast a~ide. The t.·larxisl 1logn1~
is in full command. SOS now calls lor
outright revolution.
ln11s1nuch as brl'aking the l>11Y 1~ :i
custornary part or revolulionarv taclit's,
n1any enlorcrtnent agt·nc1es 11·1i1 bc1•f)111c
1111·olred in C<lmpus strife. In n1ost in·
s\anl'PS. the nature <Ind degree Of Ill·
\."Olve1nent will depend on \rhclher school
author ities desire to prol('('l their in·
slitu\ions ilnd the rights 'if the m;ijority
of students 11·ho \\·oukl rather study thnn
riot, or forsake their responsibilities <111d
give in lo mob rule.
Dear
(;Joon1v
Gus:
A nll litary m;in rnigl1 l kil l an
encn1y and dispose of the bo<l.1• for
s1r:.1lei;:ic purposes, bul a c:rccn
Beret 11ou!d nc\:cr lie.
-A. T. J.
f~,. l••IUtf r t fl•t!t rt l~f'" "'~"'· "'' ••('""·I • ••tu ,, ,~. ,,, .. SP>Plf St nl
'''" •ti -19 Oil+lllf Gu1. 011ly Plltol,
Pe1·ish' Rule
Modified
Royce Hrier·
In tollege faculty circles there has long
been a concept expressed to the phrase:
•·publish or perish:'
It rneans college professors over the
years must \\Tile books or articles in
their chosen domain to maintain their
.slat11s in the scholarly 11•or ld. lf they fail,
or if their production is thin, they 1vill be
111rgely disregarded by their colleagues in
the cocktail hour. They \\•ill also be
tlenied the pleasure of recomn1ending to
thei r thargl'S a study of their own v"orks.
Their charges 1rill a lso be denied the op-
riorlunity of im1>rov1n1; their O\\'TI grades
by quoting or parapllrns1ng the master's
words in se1ninar or tern1 papers.
Furth('r, there is the m;:ilcrial con-
~idcration th:it. pub\ica1ion i.<: ;l notrnt
factor in hiring and promotion.
TllE S\'STE\I JIAS a notorious fl n1o1•.
The labor entailed Uy y,-riting tends to
drain the professional energy, k!:'eping
the author from the classrooin while he
does rescarth or fusses over an olxlurate
1nanuscript. Teaching assistants fill the
\'acuum \1·hich can corne to resemble the
lunar atmosphere.
Among the several ca11~cs of student
unrest ·and frustration. this one is 11nt
tn11al. SludC'nls like tn sav lo hell \rith
i>·uursts 11 hcre ~r1u 1·;1rely. si:c th<:. pn•·
h'~~or. :ind they offc1 n1orc s1 r11>.111s ot;.
J11 rgal1on.~.
ThP SJstcrn of eoursr i~ 1rry old,
prL'V;11l1ng 1t1 Euro\>can un11crs1t1c5 tor
'C'nturir~ lnrl,.,cd . nl<l~t '<'holar!y old
111111\..s 111 !lie \\ e~lcrn 11 nrltl bt·:1r. ;1ltrr
1he :ut\hor·-: name. lits 11n11t•rs1!v :if·
1111;1tion. Thr:;C' nr('JIC'!:.:-:or~. htJ;IC'I C'f
t·n11ntnt. 11t•rr prcsu1nabl~· h1 rrd tu tc;1··t1
t·l,1.!i~cs, whl'.o tl1r•y 1.!0Uld gi't 1l1cr t'.
L.\Sl' \\'EEt\ THE P.nnrrl of l!ri::<>n1s 111
lhc l"1111·rr~irv of C:1lilorn1n rulrd h1r
n10thf1r·;1 1ion Or "ritibli.~h vr perish." It 's a
l111le 1;1guc nnti !Pn1lcn1 1ous. It 1hd11'l pro-
11HSc unmort;ilily lo non-prnducers. unly
suggested inore emphasis on tt.'aching.
1/01'' the professors \1·ill take !h is if it
catches nn. \1·e 1lon't know -th::ir·s gold
u1 thc111 lhar 1cxts. But incre;iscd al·
lrntlo11 lo tc<.iching \1·ould sccn1 pn.1111-
1s1ng.
1\ll of 11,1\ h.'.l\ e a 11feloni:; consciousnl'~~
nl •·good" teachers. going back Cl'Cn to
gr:in1111a r school. /\ gnod teacher is a
drhc<.ite blend of kno11 ledge, char;icLcr
and prrsonalily. \\'e also 1vincc 1,·ith lead-
rn 1nC"morics of dull leather.~. A dllll
tc:ichcr ean make !hP Rattle of Trcnton-
lh:it failing genernl hanging h~· hi s teeth
\\'I th soinc 1nusketry in the winter da\\'ll
-seen1 dull. A good 1racher can n1ake
''The st'1g at e1'e lulCI <lrunk his rill -··
<;ccn1 exciting, even if il "lacks !he r ich
hnagery of a Keat,;,
TllF.RE IS NO anal.r1.1ng this le<1ch1ng
r;iparity, or w;int of it. t-::vcry cndral'or
lo teach and learn is unique. a ph~>~ical
prcsenre. a rhemislrv bet1vccn tc.:icher
;ind taughL Bul one ih1nR is sure: there
is no chemistry if there is nn leaching If
,,·e. the people. don't stri1·e for effecti re,
lniagin;ifi\"e teaching o( the ynung, \.\'e're
all in trouble, .and cops on the can1pus
will never rescue us.
Q11oles
\\'illiam.~101\n, t\,·.. i\'e~~: ''T he
rr11n1n:it 1s a rri1n1n.al 11 hf'ther he 1s r irh
or poor. ;:ind regardless of what sJeil'I~
failed to do for him when he 1o1·as yonn~.··
YOU AR .. NOW
L.EAVING Ml)(lc;Q
w~~
'ffi U tw$.A.
STOP F'OR (U!;TO
The Flower Fund
Honors the Dead
As a fJOll'Cr lover ot !on{; standing, T
think thal nolhing makes a finer gift for
birtlllla}'s. 1veddings, anniversaries ;ind
olhC'r JO} Oils oecnsions. But I could never
sec the point of floll'ers for a funC'r;il.
An claborah.' floral tribute serrns a
misplaced sent1n1enl :ll a dc;i th. and I
,~·as interested to learn ~on1c. )'C~1rs ago
ho1v sensible Sweden handles this situ<1-
tion.
In Sweden. since 1921. there has been
an organization called the f lOll'Cr Fun£1,
formed lo honor Lhc dead "Jn a niore
worthy and lasting manner·• than 1vilh
flora.I pieces for the bier.
~IElltBERSlllP JN this group \1'a,,
begun by , 111 distinguished group ul
religious leaders, l!OYerno rs of provinces.
;ind prominent literary and artistic
figures. !Is spokesn1;in lvas Alma J·lcdin,
sister of Sven Jlcdin , the famous ex·
plorcr.
lnstend <rf ~ending an exprnsivc
11•re:itl1. Ilic Flower Fund proposed that
t1·.e frlcnt!~ of the deceased ,shou ld rctnit
the n1oney to the bereaved fa1nily for a
si rnplc me1norinl n1cssage in the name of
!he giver.
THE ~101'\EY ·cccived in this ll'ay 1Yas
applied to a project for obtaining houses
\l'ilh small ;iparlments for old people i11
straitened circumstances. In three years
Sydney J. Harris
i
lhc FJ01\•er Fund erected a large building
on a site donatcll by the City oi
Stockhohr1 .
A second housr :)OOn was Uu1!l next In
the first, and before long ~ix additional
houses were. built. providing Jiving
ciuarlers for more than a thou~and o!d
people, 111ho pay lo1vcr rent than they
1vou!d else,\vhere, and also receive
111edical care.
THERE IS NOTlllNG institutional
about the placl'. and tcn;inli: arr quil e
free lo stay or n1ovc. as !hey please.
Each building has a re~tnllrant ll'hich
:;crl'es n1eals at cost. pl us :i i:rocery
shop, laund'ry and bakery. Th{'re .1re
<ilways more applications for lcnancic-s
than can be filled.
S\~·e<lish death nolices oflcn con1riin 11
line requesling th;i \ the Fl n11 rr f"und be
ren1rmbcred -nnd, suite 192!, other
tharities hal'C follo\\'Cd i.11il. "The in1·
portanl thing," observes ~·l iss Hedin. ··i.-.
ti1:it lhe memorial be gil en •~ form !hilt
\\'iii honor the de;id by benefil1ng lhe liv·
ing. Let our tribute tQ our deceased lovtd
ones be somr1hing more lasting than
quickly 1vilhered blossoms."
Need to Work Togetlier
Tn 1hc Ed11or
In Ray l\iernnn's le.tier, "!Ill \\'ar 1~
\\"rung.' j l)AIL'r' PILOT. Srp! 2.11, IH'
~·l)'· ''I hrl1r1c lllf•1 1nnrr bcl1<'f~ :ir11I
;1~:;1 1n1pt1nns ;ire \1h;it shi'.1pr 011 r r-.;te1·n;1l
1·:>.prricncc" !lri11c1·cr , 11e !;ill s lti ~how
)101\ a ~lnAlr pcrsJHJ°~ bl'!i~I.' :ind a ss1111111·
t11111s nni;lit 111111\r the 1rorld p<'nt•ef11I.
11 1<: t1•11r 1hnl n1 nnv pro]ll{' l1J1!;iv
)o.hnuld r\·.r v;i\u;11e \hC'lr beli•'f~. Hui 11 h.1l
I.'-01·rrtookPd 1s lhr ntC'd frw ~nplc lo
con1 111un1 cc1\c their 1de<1s Jill.I to 11· o r Ii
IQgcthcr.
KJEH.~hN llAS failrd lo st:.ite the i111·
port:ince of n·orking collectively to helri
promote peace. An individuars in1-
prol'cmcnt is 11·orthlrss If he cannot
operate effectively \\'ith ot hers.
Kiern:1n .al~n s:iys. "Self pcrlectiou i~
the only solution to all probll'nls." 1\g~i11
he docs nol s;iy hn\V the pcrfertion of a
::;ingle person t•an unprol"C this \vorld. 1t
takes more thun one person's 1111·
provcn1erll.
PEOPLE ~1 UST learn lo \\'Ork toge:hCT
:u11! share their beliefs and assumptions
in order to proznote peace and love. Unity
an1011g people docs not co1nc froin carh
person's unique 11ays o[ obl<Jining self·
pcrfcelJOt\. . .
l\ir1·11nn shou ld rewortl 111s philosnphy
to e-.:pl;1 i11 how pcrlcction of oncsclt can
rl'st1 ll in 11'Qrld pcnc1>. no l JUSt indivitlunt
unprovcn1cnt.
J•,\TR!Cli\ :'llc :'l\ILLI~
1''/10 Beller fl11aUfied?
To the Editor:
In vour editorial. "Krisn1an Test Com·
In g"." (DAILY Pll.OT. Sept. 25) you
::;tatrd the argument for and against
t.1ike Krisn1a11's appointment as
coordlnnlor of Rcademic advising at UC
lr1·inc. )'ou v.•rotc that the re!'ulls of !his
appnintmfnl \\"ill ;ind !'hould be re5nlvrd
on the CC'! eamp11s.
fongra1ula1io11~· LPt's ~\1r l\ri~n1;i n.
\;Cl Chancellor Aldrit:h. and the !il11dcn t~
a chance to solve t:.eir 01o1·n problems. i\s
,.
\lailho:o.
'
t •t'"'' "O"' r••d•'1 ,,. w•lcomr l·lo'm~11y wri••"• ,,,~c,•d !lt•1·v th•"r m•'''~~ '" "300 ~1ord• ~' '""• 1'•• ""M •o <On~rn>0 1•11.r" tn !.t IP~C• "' ~l1m•n1I•
l'!""I " •••··~·~ ••I l•llrr• "1U" '~clu~t g19n\!~r• ~,(! "'"'""~ •d~•r ' t~I n•m~' 9·•1! b• W1!hn•I~ on '""Vt~I I! •~!!o(•('t ••l>on 11 IPPl rt n!
~ou .~;l1tJ. J\n sn1an \\'111 be Ju<li;:rd nn ho1v
hr. :ict1·iscs the students and 11 hcthcr he
uses lhe office lo l'oicc :ind further his
political 1·ie\\·s.
\VHO IS RF.TT!'.:R <1uahl1cd to grad!!
Kris1nan th a n Aldric!1 a n d his col-
leagues'.'
Though you <lchniued you didn't feel
Kri~n1~111 11as the bc~l rh01cc rnr the job.
i1 11 as rPfreshing th;it you <lirl nol con·
Urrn n hitn.
Thanks to the DAILY PILOT for call·
ing lo !he ;illt11l1on of th(' to1n1nunity the
fact that \\'alchfulne"ss an1l under~tandini;:
are nccessar,·, rarher th;i11 i111mediate
cril1cis1n. for. Krisn1an·s i;uccess on the
Jr1•1nc campus.
SUSAN !::. JNGLE
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Dear George:
r h111·r hc<'n in ;in HrRu n1f'nl con-
tcrn1ni: ps_1·rhn$om:i1ic inatters. In
your qualiricd opin1or., l\'h<i! cau:>es
h11·cs·.•
Dear G.Jl ~
Bets.
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most: Getting lhe Mousehold Mini.
columnist's mail by mist11ke or get-
ting the medical writer 's n1all by
mistake.)
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~1an1rcrl rn1cl11pr l~rnrJ:!r h:is
decided lo calth 1111 on tus back
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CHECKING
•UP•
The Gi1·ls Wl10 Tii1t
Do11't Dig Blonde
By L. 1\1. BOYIJ
\\11th those girls wlio 1tnl
the ir h11ir, you \\'Ould lh111k
blonde \vould bt' the rno~l
popular. Al least I \\'ould tl\!nk
so. But lhai's 11Tong. The 1na-
Jority or young ladles who lin t
prefer sonic surt of reddish
bro11·n. Bclic1·c we us1·d lo call
that auburn, but th<' con1-
pan11's no1v use a van<'IY or
f oncv tr ride 11a111cs. A111 hd11 .
in oi11y two stairs docs 1j1011dc
ou tsell 01her ~h:id('s. ,\\111-
ncsota anti \\11scon:.111.
HAVE ''OU EVER. gun<'
hungry brt:iu sc ~·ou had 1111
1noney'! \Vhcn pollster" put
1hal inquiry to the popul:Jt1n11
20 years ago. one 111;111 in four
liaid yes. Today one n1a11 111
eigl1l says yes In th e s<1n1c
qu estion .... A (i AllflENEJl
or lengthy cxrcricncc say s he
keeps the nc1ghburhood dogs
fron1 ruining l1is tlura hy
hanging sucks of Bull [h1rharn
hrre and there on 1he ~·ard
shrubs. •·0ngs hale the .~111c!I
of tobacco." he contends.
FAT VEGETARIAi\S-11:.tre
Board Acts:
By ~1ajority·
Vote Only
A n1inori!y of school board
me111bcrs will no longer be
able to aet. in th e narnc ol lhc
full board \1•hen a new l;11v
goes into effect Nov ! I.
Pa ss.._J Uy the Lcg1.~l;1l11 rr
~nd s1gncli by Gov. J:c::1gt111 ,
lllc new kl\\' 1rill require n 111:1·
jority vole of the full bo::ircJ's
men1bcrsh1 p fo r action. nul
just a majority of the quonun
present. saysSadc I c ll ac k
College Su pt. Fred Breiner.
The law •Nill apply lo all
school boards in tJ1c slate -
elementary. l1igh schoo l ,
unified or junior col!rge.
Jn Saddlt1ba ck·s t.:a::.e, for in·
stance, there tire 11\•r bo::ird
n1embers. l 'ndcr pre~ent l<11v
;:i quorurn of three cnn tond uet
llusincSS <ind a 1najOr11 y flf
that number. lwo. can carry a
\-01e. Under !he nf'w la11 , thre e
votes 11 ill be ncl·dcd.
There ha l"c11 ·1 bren 0111v
t'E'lebratcd ca $C'~ on 1 h i'
Orange Coast in rt•('cnt ycni':-.
of a school board 111i11orily ac·
ting on a controversi<1l 1ssuc 111
opposition to the 111a1ority's
11·ishcs. The ne1v l:11v seals ofl
just such a possi bili1y.
'~----
you Pver s(.'en a f a I
vegetarian~ 'fhat's ll'hat 1
<1sked. ··Yes, indeed . .,.,.riles a
Tacornu. \Va::.h . client. ''the
Doukhobors, those Russ-1an
cultists "'ho lil'C in Canada.
;ire vegetarians. And th at
~orne vege tarians :ire fat 1;,
apparen t to anybody ll'hO h3~
f'l't•r 1\·atched the Ooukhobors
p;-irade in the nude."
CUSTO~I ER SEHVICE : Q.
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:i.c;1r o! n1arriagc?" A. Our
Love :111d \Var man·s Ille to11-
1a i11:; th<' not;-ition !hat n1ost
l'ouples ll'ho cal! 11 quil '> t.lu :,a
i11 1hc1r ~('COnd year of rn •1r-
n;igr ... ,Q. "HO\V l\li\i\'\'
l\1 1~N ll'C!"C 111 Fidel C;-istro':;
or1g111:1 I revolutionary fotTl'
tluit eventually took over
Cuba·'~" A. About 8U .•.. Q.
"\\'llAT UOES yo111· Planet
rnnn say about Leo girls"!"' A.
li e says they're re sponsive .
Extranrdinarily responsi\·e.
DECISIONS-\\lho ma kc s
n1ost of the decisions around
) our place. you or your
partner·! Let's say one of you
1s pretty talk ative, the other a
}\rong. si lent type. Hcre"s a
researcher "'ho says the lic-
trnn boys are \.\'rong \\'hen lhey
nrglect U1c gabby sidekick to
givl' all the judgn1ent and
au1hofi1v to a t lose·mouthed
l1cro. 1;hey say people \\·ho
talk the most in rea l life
1nake the 111ost decisions.
\\lith few exceptions.
1'11AT NAV\' PILOT named
Lt. Cmdr. Flyum also has
been nu1ninated for n1em-
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t·l11b ..• _\\IANl)A E. 1\1.EIEH
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she hn~ used 11fi.. sa111e
l}pCwritPr rcgul.irly for 5i
\"C:ilrs. J'\o doubt 1h<1l's thr i y pt! w r i t e r 1 o n g C\'il~1
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Plane Wa1 Landed at Homestead AF B FlcJ . by Cuban Air Force Defe ctor
U.S. PayiS
'Vife of
Cuban Lands MIG in U.S.
HOMESTEAD AIR FORCE ed 111 !:..nd." :-.11d one Air interfere Y.'1lh a boating c;.;-v A BASE, Fla. (UPI) -A Jl.I IGl7 Force \l'llT <in on I II~ cursion 11 1th his oltl fr iend, C, iet !!Clll jet fighter with a hammer and Ho1nestead runway. •·1r he B. '·Bebe " Hcbozo. "-' sickle stamped on its gunsight comes in v.•ith Ills landing gc<Jr The Clechoslovakian em· I u s and a C\lban flag emblazoned S.·\ltiON <AP ) -T 1c .. on its tail was under h!:'a1·v up he "'JIJ be .1>ho1 down." ba~sy in \\'ashington, y,•hich
~·01rrn1ncnt has paid S6.4i2 lo guard toclay whilf! a uthoriut·.~ 1·1ir 1'.11GJ7 . 1,1 !he l\J">f' h:indlcs ;dla1rs for the Castro
111r \11fr ur thr rl'portcd \lit•\-questlooed the man who f!t11 11 lu(·h dealt lrtiuhlt' 1,, i" :-. 11•g11n £' in t!us country, wa s
n·11nrs1· d11uble agcn! in 1tie it from L'uba. 11_ii htcrs dun11 g t\if' l\n1t•J •1 .1 ... ~t"tl to 111lur111 the Cuba n
· I \1,1r,lout ht•dllu1111 11c.11 l 'rr~1· '1 LL! 'l l("•"o"ld bc C 1('('!1 l~cn·l in urder t asr . b1Jt The Soviet-built Jet ;.111hd gu 1·r111n1·n 11·. , ... u
tllr l's. Coininand described at this sprawling hon1r v1 ilcrll 0.ixon"s pl:inr -Air 1nadl' ::1v;11!:1l1lc l(lr return to
Jong-range SAC bombers and For•<' One -11liirh 1\as th!' Cun1111u111:-a i ~kind.
1ht• pa.1·1n1·n! 11s a "n1iss1ng sleek fi ghters Sunday after ,1 1i ;i11111g tu ct1!"r.1 1h" el 11el ex-The 1'.llCl 75 iverc so ef.
JJCri,on graluily" loomed 00 8 radar scope 9!J lTUllvt• ba ck l u \\';1~l11r1g!1.Jn. fl•ct11c 1n th~ Korean war that
/\ spokesman said l he miles east O{ Key \\lest. The Prt'sidl'nt. 11·ho l1ad :it on e point the U.S. govern·
1101nan. Phan Kin1 Lien, nc-The pilot, an unidrnti.fied spent Lhe 11 ~l-~l·11d 1·:\\:111i.111111g JTil'11l rn<11lr ;1!111ffcr of 11
t·cpit'd lhc r;ay rncnt Saturd:ty_ Cuban, promptly asked for at his Kl'Y B1sc11ync r~!rc<it $100,000 <..<isli ;l\.'t'ard, a fre<!
asylum and gm il. ;ibout <!O milt's a11-·•1y, \\'as in-ed11cat1on and asylum to any 11<' ;idded: ··Tht' <!rnount of llH' "Any plane that comf'S In forrncd of the ineldrnl Sunday f'nemy pilot who would defect
"''ll l<'1t1L'll\ 11·;1s rn u 1ua11 y v.·i!h his whtt!s down j~ allow-afternoon. Dtit he did not let it with one .
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nrr111•1! ~I. lh• ,,ud 1hf' 1n11111Jer
ul ehil drl'll 1n lnr tamily <1nd
l>lhrr larlors 11('rC' taken Into
i.:ons1dcrat1on.
Thi" spukesrnan ::,aid the
1\c11 nan"s husband . Thai Khan
t ht1ycn . ··has been n11ss1ng
~111ee June 20 \1·hilc on duty
11 uh rhe U.S. Specia l Forces.
lJ1 !aehrnC'n! B~I. :\Joe Jloa.
J:Pp1J b!ic of \ 1etn;1rn "
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In 'Varning
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Con1 n1un1~1 party chief l..e<lnid
I Brczh11rv declared today
tll <il a11.1·nnt' challenging East
C ;1•rma11 So,1 !Cl frrendship OI
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Red Rocket Attac·ks
72 Ba ses, Town s Sl1elled
::iAIGON IAP) -The Viet
Cong and North Vietnamese
made their heaviest rockrl
a11tl u1orlar altat.:ks in more
than a month over the
weekend , shelling 72 allied
bases and lov.•ns, the U.S.
Curnrnand s<.1id loday_
Th1r!y-one of the 72 attacks
reportl'd bt·L11·el•11 8 a.m.
Saturday ~111(! 8 a 111. !\1onday
l <.ltll>l'tl casua l!•l''i or dam;ige.
hcad11uartcrs said. Fifteen of
the allacks 11-·cre against U.S.
units or installations.
Tht U.S Con1111and said !O llicy addrli. that rign1 f1c11nt
Amer icans \\l're 1!.Uu nded . cnciny ground attack:; are ~ll ll
lncornplete report s s<iHl :.1x very !cw.
\"ict11<1rr11!se· 11-·erc killed i.lnd ··small uni t C'Ontacts are
about 35 wCrt' wuunded. .staying up 11-·ell abo\'e the
Thr atlac:ks 11-•erc l Ii e <!OS,'' said onr source. '·L;:i st
heaviest s ince Sept. IZ-13, week th ey avcrai,;cd <!9 a day
11·hc n a total of 86 shcllings and the \\'eek before 55 a day.
111'1'e rt'pi:1rtcd . J)uring prl'vious lull periods in
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number of A1neric:a n hat· northv.•est of Saigon \\'ilh no
by 1,.-y I ,
tlefield deaths is do"'"· But U.S. losses, headquarten said. ~~~~-'----~~~~~~~~-
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Mo~day. Octobtr 6, 196tl 0.\Jl Y PILO'( • ~
Marijuana
Find Jail s
Youth, 18
Que11ti11
Ht1nger
Strike Ebbs
Bo~k Fest Pea~eful
PAltff SAl£ 40,000 Listen Vnder Marijuunu Haze ·
• AUTll~N Cci.ORS l:t:J:I
IONE (UPI) -Rural Jn \he Indian summer heat. Also lea'ling was festl\ial
~ STOCKTON (AP) -Police
:. seired 600 pounds of mari-
; Juana and arrested a youth
" they said told them he found ~ the weed growing "''ild in Des
A1nador County returned lo JlS For th-Ose who wore clothes
SAN QUENTIN (AP) -A pastoral pursuits today, rehev· the drt>!is ranged from hippie ed fJw.l a weekend rock
hunger strike by Neg ro festival invasion by 41J,OOO garb to blue jeans to casual
prisoners demanding release youUis was far less violent attire that might be seen at a
from the disciplinary section than a Saturday night in a suburban backyar d barbecue.
-0rgani2er Doc Davis, a botany
ins tructor al San Joaquin
Delta College near Stockton.
He left with guards arvt a
three.ton safe crammed 14'ith
:. Moines, Iowa.
::it San Quentin has become gold rush mining camp. For all tile goings-{)n Lhe
"an -0ff and on !'plsode," says The sheriff's depar!Jnent younger generation acted just
Associate Warden Albert R. --------~-reported two youths were ar· llke their parents 1n trying to
cash. At least 20,000 ticket,,. aL
$3.50 cath were sold ahead of
the festival. , Officers said David C,
~ Agnason, 18, tol d them he
.. spotted the marijuana while
~ on a family trip and returned
'· \\ith a rented truck lo harvest
rested for possession of drugs. Jacobs, It sald a third had been ar-beat the traffic home. 'J'he organizers prov i d~c d
The fasting began last Santa Rosa rested Friday n ight for dru!lk "They l'[loved out pretty their own security forces1 a
\Vednesday with some 65 in· driving en roule lo the good ." a sheriff's deputy said. hospital, a mess hall, tollct
l o•t't••a\. "A lot left before the sho\'I was facili ties and even ambulance mates c a 11 i n g themselves .. ~ •
it,
Police said they got an
a nonyn1ous tip and raided a
garage in north Stockton.
D • ? Th 1 1 oVt.'r (2 a.nl . Saturday)." service.
"Panther Power tG the IS8S lCl~. e on y assau ts were on "'~===================:::... Vanguard" threatening t -0 the ear dn1ms from the of-I
The marijuana there fill ed a
truck trailer eight feet long,
"use any means possible" if SANTA ROSA (UPI) -[~int~~~~~~~~ g~~~f!n~~1 YOU ARE INVITED
their demands, \Vhich included ?-.layor Jack ll yerson v•ants Soos of Cahamplin, Bo Diddly, 10 appointn1ent of a black this quake -s haken city Ike and Tina Turner , declared a federal disaster I v•arden, V.'ere met by in· area so businessmen and Kaleidoscope and others. REVIVAL SERVICES . ~;,,.
live feet v.·ide and eight feet-~~==~=========::::::::'.::'.'.!:::•:·•~ tall, th ey said,
Police Chief Jack A.
difference. homeowners can obtain low in-But such things as the "Gold I
The day passed with Warden terest loans for repairs of an Rush Rock 1'1usic Festival''I
Louis Nelson observing : estimated $5 million in hadn't been witnessed in the1
"Hunger strikes are self· damage. Sierra foothills by sparkling'
.t the
CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE O'Keefe says it \'las one of the
largest confiscations of mari·
juana in California history.
The youth \'.'as booked for
investigation of possessing
marijuana with intent to se ll.
Hayakawa Says Some
Use Protest for Power
terminating. People eventually The 1nayor said estimates of Lake Amador since l h cl
start eating." dainage in last Wednesday roistering gold n1ining days ofl
Dinner was skipped by 57 rtight1s temblor were revised the 1650s.
Sunday evening, but earlier upward after e ng ineers Po l·puffing, wine·sipping,
only 28 had refused lunch, reported many buildings show-skinnydipping youths danced I
Jacobs said. ed no obvious damage but suf-lo the music. cavorted in the
"This means that at least fered severe st r u ct u r a I lake or just listened under <i i
some are alternating meals," damage. haze of marijuana smoke.
PIT1'SBURGH (UPI) -Dr. gain conlrol. he added."Also, there are in-University of California 1'here M"Cre some incidl'nts s. I. lfayakav.·a, president of "The goal of black studies dications that the men are seismologists said the quake of nude bathing, one girl water
C II eating some before shoving -Occurred on the s ma 11 skied in the buff and a fc1v San Francisco State o ege, should be first to i;aU scholar-I
Co1t1 Me••
Tuesday.Saturda y-October 7th.t lth-7:00 Nightly
Sunda y-October 12th-10:4S A.M.-7:00 P.M.
All ARE WELCOME Stolen Baby
Still Listed
'Critical'
la·h·" 0.,1 S""day a 1 . back their trays and ap-Hea dsburg faull. more doffed blouses and bras ~ L'U .. '"' ly attention to the history of 22 -----"---'-------"-'-:C.::::.:_c.=:.::..:.....:...::.::c ~======================~ "alienated intellectuals" on million people which has thus pearing not to be accepting
college faculties v.·ho derive "a far been ignored. But militant any food at all."
sense of pov.·er from egging on blacks are all too likely to use The striking prisoners•
student rebels." black studies not for scholarl y -Original demand for release · b r from the special security sec· Hayakawa said there v.·ere inqulry, ut or propagandistic · h c ••
BAKERSFIELDIUP\1 -A 1 1 tion as uoxn t ermed "a significant number" of col -purposes -o prom-0 e one -0r " ,, b •----· ·" baby abd"eled from a motel lh · 1 f · " nonsense Y ~Lalt:u u Jege faculty members at San ano er poin -0 view . W d J p k M st h and seri""sly be.•ten Sat••rday h h ar en runes ar . o , e "" " " Francisco State w -0 soug t to Hayakawa said his ad· -d h d · remained in critical conditi-0n sai , were sent t ere ur1ng gain power by demanding a ministration had successfully · d lb k toda_v at Kern G e n e r a J h spring an summer OU tea s black studies program at l e combated the problem and t\1e r · I · I · h. h J-lospita!. S"hoo\. o rac1a v10 ence 1n w 1c ._ black studies department at f · J k·11 d J erry Steven Levell, 13 our conv1c s were 1 e , "The demand for black San Francisco State is now As fo th d d b th months, V.'as found in bushes r o er eman s Y e not far from a _motel on U.S. studies was partly sincere," "just an orderly part of U1e strikers, such as more Negro
Highl\'<IY 99 \vhcre his family said Hayakawa, "but it was academic program." guards and an all-black parole
V.'as sta.vi ng. partly a power play on the Dr. 11ayakawa was i n board, Park said San Quentin
Booked on suspicion of part of radical militants Pittsburgh to speak at today's is seeking to recruit more
burglary, kidnaping with bodi·,.-""-lh __ w_h_il_e_an_d_b_l_a<_k ___ ,, __ u_n_;_1e<1_F_,_n_d_t_,_n_ch_eon __ . ____ b_J_a_ck_e_m~p-10)..;_''-'-· -----
Jy injury and assault with in-
tent to corrunit murder was
Thomas l'lf. Wilson, Jr., 31 ,
Bakersfield .
The child·s rather, Army
Sgt. .Jerry Levell. told police
he awoke to find the baby
niissing from its crib. Levell
said his wallet, \1·atch and
suitcases also \1·ere rnis~ing.
The baby was found a short
lime later and \Vil son v.·as ar·
rested in the same general
area about 111:0 hours later.
Police said they could offer
no explanation ror the ab-
duction and beating of the in·
fan!. _Levell and his family
\\'ere travelling fro1n Oregon
to Ft Bliss, Tex.
Pilot Toivs
Glider, Dies
TEllAC/fAPI IUPJ ) - A
Tehachapi glider towlng pilot
v:as killed Sunday when his
single engine Pif)('r "Super"
nose-dived to earth and burst
into nanics near here.
The l\ern County sheriff's
office said Gary Leroy Johns,
3!. an cmployc of the Hclid.:iv
Sti<1rlng Srhool here, i.ras 10..,,:.
ing a gli der \1·hcn tile c:.iblc
brokr, throwing his plane in to
a stal l.
Thr> ~tudcnt ~Hder pilot
man<ig(1d to land safi:.!y· bu1
. Johns' plane plunged In earth.
Thr f:.hcrH f's 0ffice said Johns
:ipp:ln'n1 1y was burned to
dc:il11 ill the hrc.
Susp ec t Dies
In Shootout
SACRAtl1ENTO fUPJ) -A
mnn 1vun!ed for assault with a
cleadJy weilpon died in a hail
or po!ice bullets Sunday when
he tried to shoot It out 11ith
two plalnrlothcs detectives.
J ohn lf u n t er Jr., 4il,
Sacramento, died of multiple
gunshot \'lounds in the chest
and abdomen,
Sgts. Donald Scott and
Ronald frame, acting on a
phi;ine llp. \\'ere observing
Jlunlcr seated in a parked car
when he became suspicious
and began lo run. llunter was
\~anted on two warrants
charging assault with a deadly
\veapon and one of battery.
As the officers closed in,
J!unter stumbled and rell. He
arose with a gun aimed at the
detectives but it misfired,
"Rather than wail for him
ta fire a second time, they
dropped him," a p o l ice
spokesman said.
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or just an aspirin?
There's !!Q guesswork at Penneys Auto
Diagnostic Center. Either there is or there
isn't something wrong with your car .•.
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In less than one hour, we put
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entific tests (212 of them, to be
exact) !hat pinpoint any existing
problems-and warn ol potential
ones. Steering. Engine, Brakes.
Transmi ss ion. Elec1 rica! a nd
cooling and fuel and exhaust
systems. Expert analysis ol
everything from headlights to
tailpipe.
You walch the results come
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A skilled diagnostic ian goes
over the report with you, If you
wis h, he'll give you en es1imate
of any necessary repairs. You'll
be able lo take care of small
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velop into big problems costing
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And, if you wish, Penneys will
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cura!e!y, l?Conomically. Repairs
that could prevent a needless
highway breakdown.
Jf you preler, you can lake the
report anywhere you like.
The aKt? Only 9,88
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ihe Scientific Troubleshooters
FULLERTON HU NTINGTON BEACH
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C a li fornia has the tightest
smog controls in the nation.Yet
the smog remains. Where is it
coming fron1? H ow 111uch longer
will we have to put up with it ?
According to Air Pollution
Contro l authorities, n early 90"0
of the total tonnage of air pollu·
tants in the Los Angeles Basin is
caused by motor ve hicles.
Although smog contro l de·
vices have been mandatory on
•1r>cluaes Sou•re•n Ca l•IO•nia Ed•<;On
Los .A"Of'lf'< f'l,.: .,.·-"rt r ' l'J~!<'• ~ Po.,.,r• ~.,o
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autos since 1963, they obviously
weren't good enough.
But beginning with the 1970
n1odcls, n1anufacturers will equip
cars sold in California with more
compl ete, more advanced emis·
sion control syste ms. That's a new
California law.It's far stricter than
Federal law.
Even with better smog control
devices, it will still take at least JO
years to replace our prese nt cars
with newer models. In the mean·
time, smog will continue to be a
community problem.
Fifteen years ago Edison d e-
clared war on the air pollutants
emitted by our power plants. We
spent millions researching and
testing ways to achieve the most
efficient combustion techniques
possible to reduce air pollution.
At one key plant we pioneered
wit h an ex perimental, full -sca le
prototype bag filterhouse to cap·
ture pollutants before they enter
the atmosphere-like a giant vac·
t1t1n1 c lea11 cr. For even t11orc
control, we found cleaner fuels to
power our generating plants, in ·
eluding a low-sulphur, low-a s h
oil. It isn 't avai lable in Ca li fornia,
so we have it imported frmn Indo-
n esia. It's costly-but it burns
111uch cleaner.
Lday Ediso n accounts for less
than 1 "I. of the total tonnage of
air pollutants ctnitted in the L.A.
Ba sin. Our plants operate we ll
below th e limits set by the
County's Air Pollution Control
District. And those lin1its are
an1ong the strictest in the nation.
Wherever Edison builds or
operates a power plant, we pledge
to continue to wage our war on
air po1lution. Because it involv es
you and your community. To us,
that's important.
M eanwhile, here are ways we
can all reduce smog now.
I. Anything that destroys your
auto's engine also destroys the
air we breathe.This includes dirty
spark plugs, incomplete combus-
tion, overflowing carburetor,
faulty ignition systcn1. Solution:
Keep yo ur engine tuned.
2. Don't gun yo ur motor.
D on't idle it unnecessarily. And
tum it off immediately when you
park.
3. Make sure the smog control
equipment on your auto is func-
tioning properly. Have it checked
every 8,000 miles-or as recom-
mended by the manufacturer.
4. Write for air pollution facts,
brochures and films to show your
friends and clubs, to: State of
California, Air Resources Board,
1400 Tenth Street, Sacramento,
California 95814.
Southern California Edison
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Mond•Y, Ot tobtr 6. 196') OAIL V PILOf 11
·Saddlehack Seeks State Aid
By 'fll0i\1AS FORTUNE
ot llM Dlltt 'Ii.I \Ifft
Saddleback College will sub-
mit plans for its fir st penna-
nent building, the. college li-
brary, to the state Dec 15 in
ho~s of receiving state fi-
nancial assistance_
The deadline for the college
\1'as extended from Oct. I
because Sadd!eback ju s t
recently bec;Hne eligible for
th~ state aid . A bill giving ne1v
junior colll.'gcs a bre;ik 11·a~
i>igned by the governor only
lasl 1nonth
TI1e decision to hu rry up
plans and tneel the dcadllne
was made as tru stees met la~t
v.·eek on the still uncoinpleted
permanent campus. The board
n1et in one or 20 temporary
pre-rab -buildings to gel things
going on its rirst permanenL
structure.
"State orficials have been
very helpful to tts apparent ly."
Trustee l-lans Vogel said. He
called the extended deadline
•·an opportunity."
By submitting preli1nioary
plans fo1· the 11b1ary, the r'1)l-
lege can secure a place holder
Ju the 1970-71 state budget.
Saddleback trustees ha v c
not yet reYcaled an aniount
the library 1n1ghl cost. lt al so
is not kno~·n what portion of
the eust the state 1night
assunie although it is expected
by co llege officials tu be in the
range of 40 to 60 percent
If things go right.' con-
stnietion on the library n1ight
begin next year. ll is to be
built to handle the ultim<1tc
carnpus capacity of about
J0,000 student~. 11•ith the
thought 1hat 011 a temporary
basis ad1ninistrative offices
could be moved into the
library and the pre-fab ad-
ministration building freed for
classroom use.
Tentatively, college trustees
arc looking ahead to applyi ng
for fund s for a fine arts
building and a sc·ience
building in I he following
year's state budget
Funds for aid to junl'or cul·
lege construction were ap·
proved by Yoters throughout
California in June, 1968.
Sears
Tall Club Aims High Santa Anan
Guilty of
Drug Rap
Group Offers Social Action
By TERRY C0\'11.LE
01 1n1 D1lty 'II~! Sll!I
Do your feet get cold at
night because !he bed's too
ghorl?
DNJlh Nollce•
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DAVICK
f:IM~f l O•V(C~. 601 se.nre•lf [)dY•.
5.on ciemente_ D.ol• ot <>•ath, Oclo~or
3_ Survive<> ~• 1on, llon•rt D. D•v•'"·
G•rden G•ove. •n~ d•u~Mor. M".
lor• ~rnarr. ~•Iv-Ice" !od•Y· MonO•y·.
11 A'A, P~<,hc V>tw Cn•oe1. 1n!••men1.
P•cific V1ow Memo•l1I P•r~. D1recled
oy P1L1llc Viow Mor!111r~.
SHEA
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HOPPE
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lwo •On•, Robocl P .• ol Wh11ll•r, •nd
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Westcliff l\tortuary
427 E. 17th St., Costa l\tcsa
64H388 • BALTZ l\tORTllARIES
Corona del !\far OR 3-915{1
Costa l\lcsa l\11 6·2124 • BELL BROADWAY
l\IOltTUARY
110 Broa dway, Costa l\lesa
LI 8-3433 • DCLDA V BROTHERS
Huntington Valley
l\tortuary
li911 Beach Blvd.
1-luotlngton Beach
1112-<;;1
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BEACH l\IORTUARV
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Laguna Beach
494-9415 • PACIFIC VTE\V
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Cemetery e l\forluary
Chapel
3500 Pacific View Drive
Newport Beach, California
614 ·2700 • PEEK f'Al\flLY
COLONIAL FUNERAL
ll0;\-1E
7801 Bnlsa Ave.
Westminster 193-3S2S' • SHEFFER !\IORTUARV
1,aguna Beach 49-t-ISlS
San Clemente 492.(1100 • S11UTHS' i\IORTUARY
627 !\lain St.
llun tinJJ!On Beach
S:li-6S3t
HAL AEBISCHER
HEARING AIDS
C111,0111 A11rol At11pllflcotlo11
NO SALISMIN
3409 E. COAST HWY.
CORONA DEL MAR
For Appointment
675-3833
O_o people stare \\'h en )'OU
bun1p your head on the r<it'tcrs
v.·hile on lhc 11;.incc floo r'!
Do you ha ve to bu y a
n1c<1suring stick that Fold s in
half because it \\'On'! fit in !he
Jatnily car·.'
Being cxception;i\Jy tall (·an
l;>c su1ney,·hal of an cn1-
barrass rncnt, but nol if vou
hang around other tJ ll pco]lle.
That's the feeling expres~ed
by t.1r . and t-ilrs. Bill Allen or
Fountain V<illr y, lraders of the
Tall Club of Orang<: Count y_
"Our cl ub is a social act ivity
for tall people . \Ve have
something going e v e r y
weekend," s a y s Anderson,
president of the club.
It boasts 55 members and 30
prospects. Mrs. Anderson is
!he club's newspaper editor.
1'all Club of Orange County is
affiliated wilh Tall Clubs
International, a loosely knit
organizalion Y.'ilh more tlian
30 clubs in the U.S. jncluding
seven in California.
Minimum requirements for
l'nlrance are 6-2" in height for
men and-5-10" for women. I f a
couple .,,,•ants to join, both
spouses must measure UJl to
the standards.
"\\·e draw qt1ilc a fr1v
surprised looks, when a group
of up goes dancing, bO\l'ling 01'
on sun1e othrr aclivilv." savs ~-lrs. Allen. "bu! 11't' like it bi·t-
tcr that 1\·ay."
"The \al! club 111ovcn11•11t ae-
tual!y Jed lo the creation of
klng size beds and clothing
stores especially for big peo·
pie ," l.'xplains Mr s. Allen, "bu~
v.·e are primarily a scx:ial
organiza tion fo r tall pcop!e
who like to be around other
tall pt'oplc .
Bill Allen is 6' 41 ·". llc's one
of the shorties of the club.
Cu rrently. the tallest nuin i.~
c;· I I" but he plans to marry a
girl ~· 2'' and y,•j)[ Jose his
11H'1nbrrship_
i\1rs. Al len is r.·1 ...
''\\'r plan to havr an entrant
MEASURING UP
Tall Club'1 Jan Allen
1l1is year in !Iii'.' t.'lis~ Tall
Universe con1 est ,-• said Allen.
•·r ight no1v \l'e are looking tor
a tall single girl Ol'Cr 21 10
represent us"
The !lliss Tall Unil'cr~c co n-
test 1~ill be held during J11ly 111
11-lilv.'aukee. Each l'luh -nflt
state -sends a q1K'tll to
represent lL
The Tall Club flf Or;inge
County has also launched a
tall teens a\1;i;i!iary. "''ith
:;lightly lo11'cr 1ncas11rcmen\s,
for persons under 21. "Too
n1any teens feel ~clf-co11$cio11~
abouL being tall. Tl1cy de velop
a mental alllludc and slu111p to
hldC \\, ., said Allrn.
Teen~ who ll'Ould like to join
~tiou ld be 6' 111 height for boys
;ind 5· a·• for girls.
Create Your Ow n L9ok
\\ith These
Fa~hion Acccs,,ori e-
SANTA ANA -One of two
n1en arrested following the
seizure by police of more than
500.000 stolen narcotics. pills
and ca psules, pleaded guilty
Thursday to burglary and
possession of narcotlcs.
Santa Ana r.1unicipal Court
Jud ge \\'illiam Thomson
ordered Patri c k John
Prcn(lrrgast. 22. of Sant.'.! Anil
to appear in Superior Court
Oct. JO for'scnleneing.
ldcnlical ?f:ges against
William Leroy aines, 28, also
of Santa Ana, ere dismissed
last Aug. 27 when Judge Paul
?ltast ruled that arresting of·
ricers did not have a search
.,,,·arrant~
Gaines a n d Prendergast
were arrested at a home in
which they had allegedly
stored the huge cache or
n;ircotics -all seized in the
h11Tglary of a Sant.a Ana
pharmacuetical bu s i n es :s .
Prendergasl is the son of a
former member or the Santa
/Ina police for ce's 1n·
1·csllga\J,·e division.
County Sierra
Cluh lo Meet
SANT A ANA -The first fall
meeting of the Orange County
group of th r Sierra Club is
scheduled for 8 p.m. Oct. 7 in
tile auditoriun1 at Smedley
.Junior High School, 2120 \V.
Edinger Ave .. here.
l\1ernbcrs and guests are in·
v1ted to bring 10 color slides
taken during thr.lr summer
~·;icatlons. Group Chairman
tllrs nobcrt F. Sanders \\-'ill
prcs\de at !he rneeting.
Sears
J\o,'a Fabric Handbags Fashion fin d
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• Fa<hionable gcanf'.• in 1nan ~. nian)
1~ pt~, <:olor~ aniJ ~1 ylr.s
'\Vere '2.29 to '3.99
Women's, Children's
Tights and Leotards
$
and
l 00 ~(, strerch nyl on in red, black, royal.
Come early •.. limited quantity. Not
all colors in all sizes
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Were .S ; ".•1 ( hi IJren's (-.. ~. 8-10, 12-14_$ I
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Cordtex®
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Regular '9 Tall Gi rl
Panty Girdle
99
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POMONA SOUTH COAST PLAZA
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Greet Astronauts · Navy Creates Ocean of Ic e
• . Newspaper Week SAN DIEGO (AP) -The miniature ship~ a prev1c1v of simulate the r<1fting of let:
• • Sliow for Plaza
N.:ivy is breaking ice -Jn open v.•ater pools of the Arcl1t'. :-heels. In <1 \\'ctk's time, a
Southern California -in a One Si>Clion of ice can be ~h<'cl of ice a loot thick can be
major new study of un· st:H:ke<l on top of another to i:iruwn clerwater warfare in pol ar ·
regions . 1!•4 •••• .... ~•••••••+••••4•••••••......+ ................. :
.. A 1ninialure Arclic Ocean it YOUR PROBLEM• : v.•ith ice floes a fool thick and : • • Free girts and a chance lo -Other color photographs of water 70 degrees below zero • !
~nd grcetuigs to the 1\pollo 12 •lughes Aircraft Con1pany 's ~·ill be used : You want to sell some item •
"strort •ots "·fore lhl')' fly to Sor\'")'Or moor> pr ob• s · th t I d b •
" LI ""' • ~ ..... , Th• •stabl·rshme•l of the '• I you no onger nee ut • !h(' 1110011 will feature the big harch1·are and fa cilities built oo. .... " I f ~:1t ion;1 I Ne\l'S\Xl[X'r w c e k h.1' the Philco-Ford Corp. for Navy 's Arctic Su bmarin e : someone e se can use or !
slloll' hi be Slilgcd Fri1l:.iy and !he Apollo prograrn and other Laboratory at the Naval it N 0 T 0 VER $SO !
Sa1urdav bv 1hr DAILY PILOT nli1nnt>d space flight s and Undersea Research Center in ! ? ? ? ? ? ? •
and sOuth Coast P J a 'la drarnalic launch pictures fron1 San Diego was announced • • • • • • • !
mrrchants. North An1e.r1can Jlockwrll. Tuesday. ! !
.\n ··ASTR:O SCROLL '' "·hose Dov>'nl'y fa cili l tt•s A veteran po!ar ad\'entur-rr ,: YOUR ANSWER: !
1 blturs t:an sign will be ~t·nt nui nufat lured the Apo I Io Dr. 'Valdo K. Lyon , was nam-: ..
lo t!lr Arollo 12 crew before tl t:apsule. t:d to head it. • You call THE DAILY P ILOT, ask for !
blasl.s off tn ll'<ive anolhrr set Significant'C of the Survflyur Capt. Charles B. Bishop, thel! Classified Advartising, and place a •
nf A111cn('Jn footprints on lh r pil'lures is that part of tlu~ center's commander, sa id • !
invoii. niission of the Apollo 12 ('rCll' specific funct ions of I he : •.-.. PILOT !
t• ft lo b-,. '" t, tlto•e y.•111 be to la nd a.s nrar :is J;iboratory are being worked .• ~ •
•I s ' giv • 1 " ool . lfe ·.··a,·d rt ···rll lt•·lp r• • ,,,...·~-" -Y PENNY .• 11 ho all<·nd !hi' sho1v at south fXlSS1bl' lo the Suri c1·or 3 l;in-" .. .... " r .... _
l'oa'sl Plaza's Cilrous(ll Court ding site ;ind t::i nlll·mpt tu design of subm<1rines -and ! ~ • •
.•ind ~i,,n the scroll l'Oin-ren10\'C sorne part of tile equipment for use in polar ,. .:. iJ .. -· ~ :
" s J ··-h ar·eos. •• ..... , ,{~·~. PINCHER •• r11ernor<1le the flighL of Apollo , urveyo r lo = broug t back <":,
11 and its hi s t 0 r i t ac-lo enrth for scientific stu(ly Since the C[liC voyage of the • •
l·nniplishnicnls. and obsrrvalion. Bo;.i rfish in !he s un1mrr of ! C LASSIF IED AD !
The First 1.000 person s 10 1'he ··sp:icl' show" <ind 1947, several Navy subn1a rines ! •
sign the ASTRO SCROl~L \\'Ill ASTR:O SC HOLi~ projects liave slipped undl'r polar ice. "' AT OUR SPECIAL LOW RA TE !
•a•h r-ci\•e 80 Apollo 11 are bcinJl staged by the DAI-The nuclear sub Nautilus ! :: " " 1 ASTRO SCROLL PRIZES -Orange Coast College ste,var'ess s lttd ents Mar-crossed the A t. · 96 h • 3 2 2 • ··booster'' decal. .V PILOT ~·l Sout h Coast u re 1c 1n ours Pl<i:>a to t•rnphasizc the theme gi c \Vood lcy (left) and !VIac Shinoda loo k at •·J·'ootpr inls 011 The l\1oon" book in August 1958. ! LINES TIMES DOLLARS :: Printed n1essage on the red, 1 ,. . 1 ,.. The Navv. first made fresh *• .• ll'hite and blue decals rrads: 0 1 a!iona "ewspaver \Vcek, and Apoll o 11 "booster" decal, both of 1vhich arc offered as gifts to signers of ·
(. I J009: "Newspape rs -The \l'ater ice for ship-testing in ,. AND YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD .r • ~~j~05 ,flevcn" F~ntl " ·~~ Space Age Coinrnuiuca tors.. ,\S'l'J{O ~C:R.OLL F'riday and Saturday at South Coas t }.J ]ala. Ste11'<1 l'dess s tud-1959 and sea ice in 1963. Its ! : ~I c ,, · · • • • irsl on ie ,\n_v :-ho""' i·isii·:ir is rligib!c __ c_n_r_s _"_'i_ll_bc_· _h_o_,_rc_s_se_s_a_t _tJ_ie_:D_A.:.l..:L:..Y_P_:l:.:L:.:O:_T:_:e.::x::h::ilJ::.il::.·___________ 11niquc test pool is 75 feet long, : D I A L N 0 W D I R E C T. ! •
, oon. Jo ~1gn th1• AS'J'l{Q SCHOLi.. JO fret \ride and 16 feet deep. ,. 6 4 2 5 6 7 8 :
r:vrrv hour on the hour dur-T II y K d d Orer the frigid surf:-ice. low-•, • • . h. N t• I ' 'l"he shO"" \\ill be O""O, !rce, lo e our ,· s To Rea u le L , c I • Ing I e 1 ·a JOila · C\\Spapcr 1'~ nc en 5 Q LJmn V('[OCity \\'inds blO\\'n by heavy • tToll hee North CoMllly 540·1110) •
\\reek show a copy of Thc __ ll_>e_pu_b_l_ic_. __________________________________________ _'.h~y~d~ra~u~l~ic'_m".':'"~'h~i~ne~r~y'_g~i~v~e~:~,~·~·~·~·~·~·~·~·~·~ .. ~·~·~·~·~·~·~·~·~·~·~ .. ~·~·~·~**~**~*~*~*~•~•~·~·~·~·~·~·~~ Associated Press book , ··Foot-1
pr ints on The r..foon,'' "'ill be
gi ven to the person \\•ho is
signing the scroll or the
person next in line lo sign '
"'hen the Carousel Court clock
chimes.
The hard t\1vcr book tells
!he storv of the Apollo pro-~ran1 fr01n its bcg1nn111g right
on through the succt·sstul
ro1nplet1on of !he Apollo l 1
1nission. It fc:-itures fOlor
ph otos of Astronauts l\cil !
Ar mstrong. ··Buz7.·• Aldrin. '
J\11chael Collins and other 1
astronauts \\'ho tlcw lx1fore '
them in addition to photos of I
the earth and moon !rorn orbit '
<1nd uuter spacr.
Also on display al the sho\\",
scheduled lor J to !l p rn. on
F ndav and II a.rn . to 6 p.1n.
on Saiurday, "·ill be:
-A cut<nl'ay !>l'alc n1odrl or
1hc S!VB, the giant third ~lage :
or 1he ArXl!lo 1110011 rocket. '
known aftccl1onalrly by the :
astronauts as "Big J\.·loose." 1
The SIVB \\·as developed I
;ind built by the J\.1cDonneB
J>oug!a:<; Aslronaulics Co. , '
headquartered in Huntington )
Beach. It \\'as used on Apollo
II to boost itself, the lunar j
1nodu!e and lhe command
<'apsule into finn l r arth orbit \
and thrn "'as restarted 10 send
!he module and capsule into 1
ils moon trajec tory . It s func-'
!ion will be similar on Apollo
t2.
-A collcclion of color print.~
of photographs 1aken by
Armstrong, A!drin and Collins
as the latter p1lo11'fl lhe con1·
mand capsule in orbit abo1·('
the moon and Ar mstrong and
Aldrin cavorted on the blc<i k
lunar surfa{'C.
Pictures include closeup s of
Aldrin and Arm st rong at \1·ork
on lhe moon. placcn1en1 of 1he
AinC'rican flag u1 lunju-sri1I.
man·s tirst footprinrs on 1hc
rnoon an1! a cl1n1ac!1f sho t ol
the a sct•nt (If the lun;lr rnodull'
in 1t.; return tro1n the 1110011 t"
rt>niJc•7\0US 1111h (nll111s anrl
the con1n1and cap~u ll•. j
Fi res
Bnrn 4:i0 AtTcS
l\E\VHALL I l'Pl 1 -A
series ot weekend llrushfires l
oided by hot gusly 11 1ntJc; hurn -
rd more than .\;,{) arn·~ 111 the
Antelopr Valley nnd tr1 ggpr('d
1 ;i mass1re hunt bv ;1 uthon11c.;.
!Qr campers \;ho \.,.er('
reported to hc.vc ignited one or
the bl aies Sund<J\',
Two brush fir~'S !il;irkcncd
180 acres in Tr xas Canyon
ri'orth of here before they
\\'!'TC declared controlled at 9
pm. Sunday.
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Canadia11,
Red Chi11a f
Ties Ne ar
UNITED NATIONS, New
York (AP) -Tal ks to
establish diplomatic relation!!
" between Canadfl and Red
China are slalled <lver Lhe
issue of how to handle Pek-
ing·s c!aiin to Fo r rn o s a ,
diplomatic sources said tod ay.
Ca nadian o.nd Comn1 unist
Chinese diplomats have held
four meetings in Stockhohn on
Ottawa's desire to recognize
Peking. The fir st i;es!!iOO was
held May 19; the others J une
7, July 10 an<.l Sept. 20.
Informants said Canada had
1lgreci.i lo break relations with
Chiang Kai-shek's Nationalist
Chinese regin1e on Formosa
:ind support Com m unis t
China's C'laim IV membershi p
tn the United Nations if the
talks succeed.
But the Canadians 11ave
r efused to endorse publicly
Peking's claim lo lhe "right lo
conque r a n d communize" ·
Formosa, a w e 11. p 1 a c ed
\
Too Mtich Is Too Mucli
foreign observer of l h e Starting school. every tin1c ki nder ga11en tea chers 1op ) arc : Kent and Crai g Lo\vcnstci11, Keith ;ind
Stockholm lalks said. lie al River Bend School in suburban Chesterfi eld . !'l'lo., Craig Cohn , Pan1ela and l\:alherine I~ls ac ~scr, .Jcff-
rcpor!ed Canat1<1 \\·ould not turn around they see a fa rnilia r !ace-in duplicate. rey and Jerrold J\1ak elo C11HJ J\1<iry .Jane r111d .Jcinc t
challenge such an ac l bu t \\';is F'ive sets of identical t1vins in a tot a l of 89 kinder-Sisk. 'r he large double cnrolln1ent is a first at the·
unwilling 10 suppo rt it pu blic-garlen students a rc en rolled. '!'he yo un gsters (frorn school.
ly. --=--~~~~~~~-1-;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::.:, Anolher highly p I a e c d
fl iplomat said Peking had ask-
ed only that C an ad a
acknowledge that Formosa is
part of China. Canada replied
that it did not ask other coun-
1 ries to define its boundaries
and should not be asked to
1l('rine theirs. the diploniat
said.
One in r o r m ant said
Can ad a's refusal to give in 10
China's dein and y,•as sim ply a
matter of principle. Others
su ggested that it \\'a s
motivated partl y by the fact
that the United States is com-
mitled by treaty lo defend
f"ormosa from Communist
China and has it s 7th Fleet in
the strait between th e h\·o
coun tries.
Thc.v sa id Canada 11·ou ld find
herself In an awk11·ard position
111th her U.S. neighbor should
she say something that mlghl
encour age Cominunist China
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Cha rge d'affaires Liu Chi-
lsai v:as the Chinese represen·1
tative al the fi rst t 11· o
meetings in Stockholm, \\•here 1
both Ot1awa and Peking ha1c
embassies, and Ambassa•l<1r
\~"ang Tung represented China
at the third and fou rth.
An1bassador Arthur Andre11'
represented Canada at the
first three meetings, <i nd
A 1n b a ss ad or r-.targ<iret '
P.l eagher was 0 t l a w a 's
representative at the fourth.
One informant said the al·
mosphere had improved by
the fourth n1eeting but that no
progress \\'as made. 1
The agreen1ent to hold the
1 ~lks 1vas reached 1n Lwo 11ri'l·
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Court
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lllrength Y.'hen n\aking irn·
Jf)rtant decisions.
!The postponed cases tll'al
~lh capital punishment ;ind
THlnois, California an d Texas
l•ws altacked as 111-
tringcments on rn'r spC'l'C'h
'Ph<'Y \\ere: held 1>\'t•r lron1 l.1-.r
ttrrn prC'su1nub!y b1 '(';1u:.e ur
the Fortas contro1C'r~!.
:\l'ith 1J urg1•r :i n d
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wnllnnl'd ! l'l'pl<it·111g I 11 "
<11.1t:-.1:1n11111g l1bcrab. itu· l'uurt
Ibis \Crill 111a~· bt• It•..,, pl!lllt'
11al1n gor1•rnn1t•n1 11pprt'">">luJ1
Four n1C'111bers uf lhl' un1·l'
eont rull1n1o: lttX'ral lih11 rt·-
rilain-Just1res Hugo!. Bl:u.k.
U'Llh;1n1 O. !)oug!as. \1'1!11;1111
.t. Brennan Jr. and Tl1urgl!o1!
t-.1nr sha!l -<1lthough Bl;1t·h l1as
'T1thdra1~·n l ro111 1hC' group in :1
1t11111b"r of cases the pa~! lrw
trnns.
STHt>:\'GEH llA:\ll
.l uslicl'.~ lt·an1ng 111 n 1 ~·
to" ard 1;11 ing ~u11·n111"•111 .1
.~!ronger hand art .luhu \1
Harlan, B \'ron H \\"IUI•· .nu!
Potter St~·11art. Tl1a1 nu·.11 1 ...
Burger ;1rui lla~·ns11·ur1l1 '1111\d
rl>verse the l'Ot1r1 ·.., 1!Jrt1'\1011
Federally spu11;,or1"1 l1 •µ;il
S(•rrices progr;.uns 111 '11\
~1c!los h;n·e spark('il ;1 ~11 11-
burst or lawsuits nn hf·h~:ll ol
the poor, some of 11·lut'li ;11't'
no1\' re<1th ing the l'OUfl.
The justices la st year !-\n1t·k
do11n state Onl'·yC":-ir 11•a1l1ni.;
pc~·iocls ror col!l•c1ion u f
welfare benefi1 s. Now thl'y
must decide in ea~C's 1nvnl11ng
NC'll' York and San Fr;incl"ll'!I
11 l1e1 her 1rclfart' l'l't'1p1i·11ts ;1rl'
t·nt1tlt·d 10 ::t fnr111a! l1C'otl'i11~
IX'fon· their bcnl'fils 1·<in bt
1.:11t off.
l)th('r l'HSl'S lo br lu>;1rd.
fro1n Co11nt1ct1c111 ;ind I ;,·orl!1:1
respec!l \'ely . urge 1J1a1 lilt•
poor be ;1IJ011t•d to bn11;:.:
dil'n rt(· actions free of courL
t.'OSts and lo rcn1a111 u1 rl'nh::d
<1uarlcrs 11l11!e llghling C\ie·
!lun .
Al so ;ii ~t;1kr arc !\\·11· 'Yurk
S101t1··s r('dt1 1"!1on <•f 11 ell~n·1·
br111•l 11.~ ;11ul !\!:1r1 l:•rld'.' 111··~·
Jn111111 i.;ro1nt l;ill' · IJlh('r~ dt'"I
111lh 111!.pUlt':i 1n (_';1lll r11·n1;1 :ind
('on11C'l'lir11t 01er withhnld11 .g
nf benefit~ tn nc('d,v C'hihln·n
111th :i 11:igt•-c:irning !-l!'i•·
f1101t"r.
l11011rlllY. Ottobtr 6, l %'l
Opens
rlt;!1ls leader, llnd by
dctnonstrators from lil'rkl·lcy.
C;ihl. In another l"<•l>c .i
Lnivcrs11y of \Visronl>in ~tu·
dent ;ippealcd a disorderly
l·nnduC"I co11vil'tion lor hold111g
up a p1tturc of a nupalrnetl
bo) l>ut;,1dt a ruorn 11 here J)ow
t 'l11·1uJl'<t l Cu , producers uf
11:qi.dni. 11eTl' doing 1.:a1npus
l'Cl'l'll1(111g.
1)11 tlw .'.>elel'.LJ1·r bCrvicc
J'runl. ll\1• l'uun <ilrct1c!y has
.1~rl'cd H; rule on thr legality
ol 1!rafJ director Le\\•is B
lh·r~hc~ s JJUh('y oC speeding
11p 111dt1et1on of young rnru
\11111 tul'!l 111 thr1 r draft l'Jrds.
The governn1cnt is 1\·aiting
tur ;.in answer to Hs appeal
l1·1u11 a ruling by Federal
01~tr1('\ .h1dec Charles 1':. \l\z;111~ki Jr. Or Boston that a
i'i;11.;l1c11t1uus objector to the
\ 11·1na111 \\';11· c.--innot h <'
!l1'altcd 1or .;l'I'\ icl' there C'l'Cn
ll1u111.:h hr IS nut ;1gainsl ;ill
1111rlart•. A Lo.~ An .i: t> 1 e ::;
1!rath·1· i~ ;1rgu1ng that he
\l11111!c! Ill' a I J 0 \\' e cl t:On·
'i'lt't\I 11.)lh ul>Jeclur ~talus <'I en
though ht• does nol prai.:tk·c
,1111 l11r11ial rl'hg1on .
i'\('j!l'IJ <'11·il r ighls 11·orkrr
l 'l•·1"1·lv1ul I. Sel lers .Jr .. l;1l'·
111).l ;1 I 11 t'·yc;u· ja!I lcrn1 !ur
1'1'l11~111g Ill ~ubrn1l to 111·
d11l·l1(•l1, i .... l'hnllcnging the
r.--i<:1;d con1pu~1t1on (If tirall
board s.
In addit1p11 \o thr ;\1is.,.i.~">1pp1
school rase, others ;ire on
h1u1d tro1n Louisi:ina and
Okl:1homa Cily.
.JL111Y Sf.l.ECT IO'.'J
Thi' Jllry sc let t1on la11 s of
c:corg1;1 and Alaban1:1 ;1n·l
1111dC"r tire. Ac£"t'ss of Ncgro('S
lo ron111H!nity r (' t re a l i on
t ;1ril1\11·~ 1.~ .it issue in a
Fairl:i-.:. \:;i . ease and a ;1c11·
assauh on integration of n
fl1<.1eci11. (;a., park h;1s reached
rhc !11gh court.
111 lhr firld or obsc"n1t1•, the
r·uurt ha ~ been asked 10 di,np·
pron t' ~Clllff' of thr ~wt•di ~h
111111 "I, A \l'o1nan." Uy
J.11111"\'Jllt·. Ky. police ;ind lu
;din\\' !hr .., Ii\) IV i 11 ~ Ill
~1:1 ....... ,1rhu~l'1\~ of ·'t it i e t1 1
Full11•:.;,' lllrned a( I 11 r
;II ;i ~sachusctts eorrecl1onal
111~11tu11on ;_11 Hndg1·11·;ilt·r
l>altas polite are appealing a
<ICCIS ll.lfl ~triking dO"'tl p;_ir\ ot
the Te .~a~ obseenlty statute <it
Today for Big Challenge I
"one·n1an. one-vole" prineiptr.
1•xtcnds to r.[c(·lJon of tru :;tl·1·s
lor a junior t:ollege districl
;tlso is up for argumcrnl.
O!hcr retent appea ls h<1\'C
thallcngcd:
-1'hc llatch Act, 1Yhieh bars
political actil'L\y not on!y for
l'cderal e1nploycs !Jul also for
l>late cmployes in federally
hnanced jobs.
-111e 1ax i1nposcd by
J)c.n\'er on non .residents <loins
business or working lhere.
-The federal Con1-
-The i\fassachuseus l<1w
forbidding dislr1bution uf l'V11·
tracept1ves eAcepl by phys1-
l'1<1ns or :1 pharn1at1~t 011
prcscriptio1 i n1unications Connnission's re-
If your shape won't
fit the flattering
fall fashions, let us
fashion you a
flattering shape
to fit ... fast!
1-'/,'houl iu$~Or bother 01 ICo rr.uch odo
\'le con shape o ne•u !1gu1e 1ho1'll look good on you!
We do IT qude qu1c(I)' on ou1 own unique woy-
And you 11 lool.. ond feel belier wdh each poss•~ doy.
Yo"' shape woll be lavel<er, 1r<mme1 and 51,m.
And 1he one who will admire you mos! w ill be him!
He'll be proud of 1he shape 1ho1 your new ~hope•~ in,
'Cou5'! ;f your dre~~ 5tle wo~ lour teen i1 new w ill be te'I!
In oil the foll fo5h•on~. you'll 1eoll y look smc r!.
BJ t ycu'll~cl There much sooner, rhe ~oone1you11!r '
~o t o'I ore ol !fee~~ n·J rr ber~". and do i 1 todo~!
Y L.u 'I oe or:1'J:ed c : I.ow fo1 t Iha 1 old fol rnel t~ 0 •110·1'
C:...,-e :o~e tho•. od·•·(~ ond fo~'ov1 our lea:!-
f:'!rne:nber ~h:i;,e Shcp;:;es' pol+cy -
"RllULTI GUARAllTllD"I
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349-4788
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842-0877
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361-1714
10Jl>2 ~rpvl•rda
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INFOIMATl~N . C ARE 9 -3
quircn1ent that b r o 11 d c a s t
cigarelte con1merclals nusl
be balanced with free <iir lirne
for anli·smoklng messages.
-A Calirornla law waiving
under certain circumstances
the confidential relaliooshlp
t ';'lween doctor and patient.
-The part of New Jersey's
sun control law whirh requires
as a ctindition for obtaining a
r ifle statements as t o
1ncmbcrship in subversive
organizations.
-The constitutionality of
llouse rules establishing the
lntemal Security Committee,
formerly the llouse Com·
mittee on U n ·A m er i ca n
Activities.
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FALL FASHIOn FIGURE SALE
l /·J O l 'L' llGULAI PRICE Of ANY l'llSON·
-' ,-AllllD SHAPING PROGRAM
illMflfO 10 fllS:f J.5 Ci\UllS/
To1al number o! lrealments neces5ar~ lo correct
your 1nd1v1duat t111u.r e l.aulls are determined
by COMPUTER CARO at lhc 11me o1 your FR Et
SHAPE ANALY SIS. where d person~I "SHAPING
PROGRAM" is de51gned e~clu5•~ely tor yo11 ,,
1here·s no my5tcry, you'll know Ilic e•oCI (OS• ol
your ocw ~hapc'
IVIRYDAY IS LADIES DAY
9 AM·9 PM , Till S PM SAT.
SANTA MOJfl(A WIST L.A.
393-0064 477-1122
71a Wibhi1t J \ 12 S.V.lv'td~
ANAHEIM COSTA MISA
63s-02n 642-7032
S1nr1• 1h" court's l9l:i t:t·rald
r.:.1ult dPt't~l(,11 :iflorch ng surn1·
\ Oll~\ltll1101l<J1 prn!{'t'{IO!IS f(lr
1·hildrfn 111 trouble with !hi'
l<1>r. ju1(•nilr l'Ourt s h.11e bce 11
1n !crn101I. C h 1 c a go <111d
Pill t'r~on. N.J .. cases <lcal
with {'0!1l l'SSI0!1S l)y bo,V!i nl 14
11 nd 1;1. /\n a p pc ti J J'roin
Fren10111, ;ieb.. 11o11 Id
1·~1abl1~h a jul'crulc's nght 10
ii iury 1nal.
rhc hrhesl of the publishe r 01 :---------------------------------------------------
;i hi·rnnn thly paper l'.::ille(jl
"Dallas Notes."
Olhrr .ipr~'n l~ 1le;d 11 Hh :1
\ 11u1h !< n~h t tu1· ;1 fl p 1• :1 I jiurpo~e~ tn H p r 1 n I t' d
1 ran~er11•! 1.r 11111·n1lr , 11111·1
protrrd111g<;; ;u1d h1 ... r11;!1t lo ;1
hr;11·1n~ before tr;in~tl'I' lo 011 1
adull Jail.
Currl'nl l'·1111 1u1n_•sl i ~
rrflectr·d in rcr l'll1 :ippca!~ hy
JiC'I'. J~Hlll''\ I': CTOflfll.
i\lih1aukcc's militant • 1 1 1 I
Ftlurtren mail order houses.
book publ ishers and other~ arl·
urging tt1c t'ou rt lo find u11·
l'onstitutional the 1967 law
dl·si~ned to stop the mailing of
rnalt·rial dt'en1ed obscene b}
1!" rt"Cl!JiC'nl s.
.\11 ;i!tl'J'lllnth nf 1:1~1 term's
ih·l 1~11111 b:1rnng ... tall' rc~i drn
c1 rc·qu1rt·n1cnts fnr peorl" nn
111•Hoiri' Is a challcn~c bv a
t '11lorado Springs l;;w~ t•r lo a
~1111ilar rult• for ,.nting in
pl'1·s 1df'nt1al elec11ons rhc tour1
t1;i ~ agrt'ed In hear his ca se.
'l'he 1'(111\C!ltlOn of !iOITIC
1,.1n~,1.~ L'1t~ rcs1t11·n1 s !h;1t tllr
%NCH 5 HRINE/l.,
f'1 001h' ~ ).JtJtiversnry ~
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SUB STAIHI AL
SAVING S!
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1171
All Styleil
All Sizes!
<·o .,1E I \' ;ind joi n the l'Cl chrat io n~ French
Shriner is 100 \'t•ar~ nlr1 -<111<I to n1ark l hc
!Jig cvcnl. popular iiLvlcs ;ire on sale a l big
i-:1vings. IJ011 'l 1111~s i'1 -vu11 have to "·ai l
a110\11cr J1u11drcd lur the 11Cxl big sale!
GRODI NS
SOUTH COAST PLAZA-Costa Mesa
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MUTUAL SAVINGS
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MORE CERTAIN THAN STOCKS,
MORE INTEREST THAN BANKS.
y 01 1 can be ce1l;i1n thilt your savings accou111 will be "up" al The Big M -MUTUAL SAVINGS. In fact. we
a11a rantee ill And a regular Passbook. Saving~ Accounl al The Big M pays 25% m o re than a regular com·
111c1cial bank savings a ccount. Bonus A ccounts provide an even greater return. Fo r additional securily,
your l unds are insured to Sl~,000 by an agP.n<.:y ol ll)e 1edcral governme nt.
PASS BOOK ACCOUNTS Earn 5.13o/., when our 5°/., c.;urrenl annual ra!e 1s compounded daily for ll year.
1111erest paid day 1n 10 day OtlL Additions O< withdrawals 1n a ny a mounl, at any time.
BONUS ACCOUNTS· Same bnse ra!e as P;isslJook Accounts. pl11s bonus o l 25·;~ yearly when held lor 36
n1on1hs ( 75'Y. total) $1 .000 minimum. Yearly yield 5.38°/. w hen 1n1erest is retained and compounded daily.
GUARANTEED RATE ACCOUNTS l <Jrn !> 25°,;. Pf!r a nnum gu<Jranleed for a lilled lerm o l 3. 4 or 5 yettrs .
M1n1murn required Sl ,000. Prior to matun1y, w1thd rawals nlay b e m ade in evt"nt o f hardship.
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nf'i;::ul11r$7.99
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No Iron Rest Needed
Covl'r ...,on't rher or bu rn
Machine l\'ashable .. ea!lly tn
ketp t'1('an .• no !!tatfh buildup
Nomcx' inc.ans" Magic In Ironing." l::xt.ra.
thick four-layer cover.pad has Vcnl·O-
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Cover wea ve has just the right. cling so
rllhrics won't. slide a"·ay, F iber glass pad-
ding reflects heal to make one-side iro n·
ing possible •• iron only one side or fabric,
yet bolh sides are pressed smoolhly.
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rc:=l Shop Monday thru Satanlay
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A LERT TO HAZAR DS -Capt. Ili!l Ne\vton (left) and engineer
l'ii(·h;i rd (;a!t::-.Jna n sho1v .i\ngcla Pharris. 5, a J!ousc Clf llazards
\1 h1ch I" open In !h(' p11blic thi s \veek. In cooperation 11·ith the llun1-
111::;lon J:;enc:ll J unior \\'on1<:1 n's C!ub, the iire dcpartn1ent 11·iJJ spon-
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TV Commercials
J, l\ra11 d X rcHllv bcltcr ~han J·:rnnrl 1·~
.'.Jrinb<.'rs o( the.Fountain Valley \\"orn;in'!' ('lub \\ill
hn1 r ;ln opportunity to challenge the con1n1rrc1;:ils ''hen
1ilc.1-ol!cnd a fu n night. and polluck supper !akin~ placl'
:'l lond~~·. Oct. 1 :~. in the civic center.
l·:nC"h 1ncn1bcr 1vill arrive <111ircd in ;~ 1·n~tu1nr. de·
p i1.·1111·: hrr r;i1·or1le prnduct fnr 'Ill e cn111h1ncd h11 0ii ne:.<;
;.11d :-.11i·i:1 I n1cc1i11~. anct in keeping 11·Jth tllr 1J1crnc, the
p10 "i:1n1 \111 1 c1nphas17.e ho1n0 n1anagc111ent.
l'n!luck rl1nnt•r \\Ill be served ;it ti::lO p.rn .. 11!1h
f'\ i.:;·_1 n1~e hringin:.: ;) Jll:1in dish. so lad or clC"'-!:>Crt. J·:con-
c<1n1cJ I ili.-.hrs 1\111 Ile s lrl'!'~ed. and e<irh "111 h<' ;-ircnn1-
pJ1ll<'d h.v recipes 1\ luch 1rlll be sold for 10 cents rach.
I l1·c·or;it1nns 11 di fc;iturc cn1pt,v bn\1•1, nf as1,or,rrl
hn11 -<'!11il d 11rod11('t<; n11 1I p;ircr !011·cl s 11111 :-.r·r1 e as plac:c
111.: t
:--:1t·.tk11l·~ dtlr1n.c: thf' 1n cct1 ni:; \1 111 he '.\lr.'. l'nrric:i;1
u. ·' r'l· J;•IP prol 1·~-.<1r of ho1nr i '1·on1•n111 ·<; :II.
f 11 11 · ! .i~t t 'nlll'i-;l', 11 ho \1 ill d11"1cll:-" :'l lak1n;:: Scn.<:.c
\'., .i I 11·11' l lr1!J .1r•·.
111 t ii,.r·;r (d th<' prn(.'.r<Jrll i s i\lr ~. l\cnncth \\'ell;.;,
f.1n 11l1 111 i n t~ c h;iirrnnn. ;111 rl :1 s~i::i Lin;:: ,,·ill he the i\!incs.
l r.1111. Zt·ril('. \\';1ll:-1cc Shnr1 , 1\llcn UnoJ.:ou t, J)avc l·l eff.
111·:·, ,l o,cpl1 (;lc.\int:. :\nrn1Jn tlubcr. ('h<1rlrs Rohr-
li.1( l11'r . \\'rllic1n1 l 'unningh<1n1, 'fhomas llu1n phrcy, Ken
i\l,11 t1 ;111d I icr<i!d Stl·1·cn ....
• ')t r\·1n g: ;is ho.-;tc-,ses durin~ lhe cvrning 1ril l he t he
l\l111r:-.. J·:n1ilio C/i:1ve7,. Stanley Stafford, Fr.:ink \\"ehcr.
\\ 1:11;1111 J'ulford . I·:. I '. J\looring, ·rhoma.c; Koh !, flol>crt
I i,)11.111":!. .lohn J·:n1plin,(! ;ind Frank A1n a to.
!'Or tours through the slruc ture \Vhich demonstrates potential
J1rc danger!' before ctestro~·in .r: it in a controlled drill next Sa tur-
d;iy. \Jr:>. Jac k llall. ,Junior.~ safety chairn1an. i:-; in chsrgc of
tl1e tour s.
••
6Wlen
JOOEAN HASTINGS, 642-4311
""O"d1y, 0¢!al>tt I, '"' ' P •t• n
Where There 's Smoke
Tours Fan
Vigilance
Potential fire clc111g<.'rs 1ri ll he grnphic:ally drinon-
!'itrated \\'hen the l·luntingto11 Beach .Juniol' \\'0111;111 's
Cl ub, in cooperation 11·ith the ci1y's fire d cpa r ~rncnl ,
open s a 11ousc or I lazards.
1'he public is invited to tour the house bcl1vccn :1 and
5 p.n1. begi nning today and c~ntinuing through J·'r1d<1~.
On Saturday, Oct. ll, tours 11·ilt be conducled br-
!11·cen 10 a.n1 . a nd 4 p.111. \\'hen the fire clepai-tn1cnt 1•:111
1tc1nolish the structure in a controlled drill. The public
;1lso is in1·ited to vie1v lhe burning of the building, locat -
ed on Gothard Street bet11•een Slater and \\'<ir ner ave-
nues.
Each roo1n of the house contains con1n1on lire
h.:izard s, and the purpose of the tours is lo den1on ..,tra1r
to both children a nd adults the potentiJJ dangers i11 -
cludin,g faulty electric cords or overloaded ash trnys.
Children 1vho have coinplelcrl the tour nnd rccei 1·cd
a ticket will be eligible for a ride on fire engi ne Satur-
day if accoinpanied by a parent
In charge of the 11ouse of JlazJ rd .~ is J\·Irs .. J.'.'lck llil11,
.Juniors safety chair1nan. She 11 ill he ;issislcd by n1en1-
hcrs of her con11nit tee including the ;\Jn1c·"· J·'rnnk 1)11 -
zJta, Gerald l\·Je1igold. J\li chacl· Pharri ;.:;. f\Clrl ll an1n1cr
<i nd Cody Evanc;. :\dditionat inforn111tin11 regardin ~ the
tours may be oblaine1l by calling l\lrs. Jlall, &~7-6 ljJ,
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r'l 11l ·1 ll~('n1hrr~ ri~<li n \l'il l participate in 1h c ci1y\r lrlc
11.ill •1• ccn pnriy :i 11d bnrbecuc taking: place Sll'iu rday.
t iC'I. ~:i 111 !he hi'.!IJ school. 'fhc group \vill s ponsor ;i
h;i 11r.1c{l hru1.'l'. ;:ind :::erving as chair1nan of the project
1 ~ :'I i i ~. !·~liner i\!Ji.'iio.
Trntativc plans to tou r the Orange l ounty \Vomen·.~
.J~il !a1<'r this month :i l.~o arc being discussed accord-
ing to fllrs. Laurence Er\vin, president.
SPONSORS, TAKE HEED! -Favorite products will be "modei·
cd" \\1hen members of the F'ountain Valley Woman's Club arrive
for a fun night and potluck meeting Monday, Oct. 13. in the civic
center. Selecting their costumes are (left to right) Mrs. Kenneth
WeUs , Mrs. \Viltia1n Cunningh;im and Mrs .• Joseph Giesin ,I!. l\l r.".
Patricia Mogan, a home economist at Orange Coast College, "·ill
be the speaker.
Please Mother-in-law, She'd Much Rather Do
l)F.i\R ,\ \"~ LA \DEHS Ynur advice tn
"Burnt Bt·rnicc" !';lanJ.;. \\lhcn 1n.v
111nthcr-in·l.1w 1·nn1r-; nvrr <inrl s\;irl.~
"~1ralgt11en1n;: thing<;,"' I do .not i.l[l-
prrci a!c hl't' "ht'lp " In Fact. I 1ntcrprrl
lier suctclcn bursL of C'nt•rgy a.<; an attark
n 11 n1y hott~!'l\t·1·p111g. '!'he last tin1<' 1ny
1110\het·in-l ;iw ;1l 1ClllJilcd 10 "licly 11p'' my
kitchen it touJ.. n1t• " v.ecJ.: lo f1nr1 the
.<.11•\r. I an1 flil l looking for the tea
:-1r.11nC'r. Siner ~·ou nfttn use !hr phr:isc
~T\'(Jf l 11 hv 1!111 \"OU t•h1ckrn out this
t trnr "' .'.....1 >IS.\ I'! ·0J.\"TF.fl
IJJ-:AH IHS.: '.\IYflH i~ 11n ;idmonitl nn
r1'Sl'r' cd for intcrf <·1·inj!; I) pt~. \' o 11 r
11111lh"r-in.l:111· 1 lor~ nol 1r•1::i\Hy. Shr.
:-ounds like a h·. r~rlh) rflid, l.akcn1·('r
d:1111r. "ho ~hould he H1l1I in bluol
1ani:uai:c. ··~l otbl'.r·r-r·r -rd rather do
tt mys1·1f:'•
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ANN LANDERS
DEAR ANN LA:'-lDERS : J w a s
fascinated by the lcl\Pr s ig ne d
"Disgusted in ~linneapo!is.'' ~fy heart
just breaks for those rich rolks y,•J10 had
to ~ell their 1lrc<irn house in the subu rb.~
because 1hry <."oti!dn"l get an ybody to
shovel lhe snnw, rcrnovc lhC' sctcC'ns and
s!orn1 windows, do the garrlcning, paint
lh!' gar;igc-rtl". I 1\·ondcr '"'ho she hired
lu tic k lhc sta1np.
"t-.11nnic '• \\'<Js highly critical or "those
la zy bums'' "'ho'd rather be on welfare
than eam an honest dollar. She points out
that our forefathers didn't make this
country great by sitting on their duffs.
Yet she fa ils to explain why she and her
husb and s;i l on theirs -and ended up
selling 1hc1r dream house rathe r than do
the \\'Ork lhcmse]vcs.
~iy husb;ind and I own a 12 room home
on nine acres in a Boston suburb. \Ve
hough! a snow plow and a motonzed lln~·n
moy,·cr. \\'e do our· oy,·n gardening and
landscaping. \\le clean the swimming
]')001. keep the tennis courl in shape and, I
n1ight add, all this physical exerci se
J.;eeps US in shape. \Vork is a remark able
ton ic for the soul and spirit as well as the
body. If more people did their own work
instead or hiring it done, this country
\\'ould be inrinitely healthier and happier.
-BUSY JN WALTHAM
DEAR BUSY: Thanks for a splendid
Jetlf!r. ~1any people lmostly from New
Enjtland ) wrote to expre111 a similar point
of \'lew, hut you said It heal.
IJEA R ANN LANOE RS : I :un not Jong
in your counlry so pl('a se excuse the bacl
f;njtlish. For six year,; I am living with
An executi ve who '!'.'Ork! for an American
company in Rome , lie is delaying mar-
riage because his mother is \'Cry
religious and I am a divorce d '!'.'Oman .
Raymond Y.'as sent to America for one
year and I am wttn him as a visitor. I
read in the Stamford, Conn . newspaper
where you hel p people with problems and
I hope you will help me. Raymond is very
kind and gencroos and I love him deeply_
But his habit of disappearing for several
days at a lime worries me greatly. I have
heard it \Vhispercd that he ha s a
weakness for young girls. I am 37. When I
tell him iI we were married l would feel
more comfortable, he says I should not
listen to gos~i p, that \\IC are married in
his mind and this al one matters. What
are your thoughts on my 1titualion? -
ALDIN A
DEAR ALOINA: ''~tind " marriages of-
It Herself
(('r a \\'OlnDn vrry little ~r('urlly,
especially \\'hen the man loses hi s mind
for le\•eral days at a time. If it it really
marriage yo u want, you must tell Ray·
mond all nr nothing -nnd he prepared lft
&;limbic.
Too m:iny ('011ples go fro111 rnatrirnony
to acrimony. Don·t I('\ }'OUr marriage flop
before it gels started. Send for Ann
Landers' booklet, "i\1arriage -\\'hat io
l::xpect." Send your request to Ann
Landers in care of this nf'\\'s paper enclos-
ing 50 cents in l'.Oin an d a long, stamped,
self-addressed crn·clnpc.
Ann Landers "'111 be glad to help you
\rlth your problcn1s. Send them lo her iri
care or the OAI LY PILOT, enclosin& a
sctf-addresse1t, stamped envelope.
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~ I
11 l ' &1159
'I
I~
' Fontana
• •
\ rv -..Jn ·--.,,I
F"ontana or Italy has created this great evening
dress -'l'hether s hort or long .. Interesting use of
je1velcd, or contrasting elegant fabri cs tMm the
squared-off look at t he arinho!es in front and bat k.
The long f101v ing skirt has a lol'ely soft flare.
1·1ie zipper is set in the center back and covered by
!he deep inverted pleat and topped 1vith a tiny bo\r.
'fhe original 1vas rnade in heavy double knit silk
<.:rcpe and jc11·el ed in crystal and silver beads.
Size 12, long 1·e rsion. requires a pproxi1nate!y
:11 ;4 yards of 5-1" fabric and 3/4 yard of 45" fabric
for con tra st. To order 61759: state size. include
na1ne. address and zip code. Send $2.00 postpaid for
each pattern,
.send orders for boo~s and patterns to SPADE}
Box N. DepL CX-15, l\Jilford, N.J. 08848.
INTRODUCING
FROG LOVERS
TO CHOPIN!
l"J.RENTS. DON 'T WAIT UNTIL
YOUR CHILD IS OUT OF THI
FROG> lOYElS .AGE llFOll
YOU GIVE THIM TH[ GIFT OF
MUSIC-YOU WAIT AND IT
MAY If TO O LA TE!
Childritft i11 th1 lro9 lo•iftt 1tl11tt
14·11 ••• lh1 ptrlKI 1tt1t f1tt
litOlftlll9 m11ti,.
Ya"'aho, <1ft1tr y ... ., 1tf '""rc)t
dnlq11t'd 1h 1t Tomoh • M111fc
Co11"1t to n111r1t th•! a ll childt1t11
cart l11orft m1nic.
Mill io"1 of Yomeho 91od11or1t•
from oll OYltl th• world l1t1tffy
to 11!1 "''''"' of th1t TAMAHA
MU SIC COUlSf.
Yo11 do .,., h••• I• b11y 011 111·
l r11m1thl, rh1tr1t 11 flit ho-tl11dy
-j1111 Io tt •I '"'" fer yewr
chil d1eft wllllt they '"'• •1111lc.
DON 'T DfNY TOUR CHILD THI
CHA NCf YOU MAY Hf.YI
MISSED IN YOUll CHILDHOOD.
Clo1ie1 o rit 11ow 1tftt1tUl11' -
woft't yow pl1t9W ,1 ... n • c•ll
c.nd lirt '"' 1ll•w ¥•• ""9 wll•I•
1t•ry 111f 1he YAMAHA MUSIC
COURSE !
YOUR l lGGl!iT ltEWAltD WILL
IE WHEN YOUR F•OW LOYElt
LOOKS UI" .t.T YOU AND TELLS
YOU ••• "I GAVE MY ~ltOG A
NEW NAME, I CETHOVE N,"
Don't D1l.1y-Call Today
642-1844
YAMAHA
MUSIC SCHOOL
IN COSTA MESA
Cups Filled
By Guild
'lusit· Theater (;111ld or
~outh Coast Chorus a11d Li~hl
Opera Association, w h i c h
recmt!y namtti fl.frs. ~rse
Booth as il5 president , i.!I plan-
ning a membership coffee
o~n to the public In the
Laguna Niguel home 0£ ~lrs.
J ohn Lawson at 10 .JO a.ni.
Tuesday, Oct. 7.
All residents of the county
interested in s u pp o rt in g
musical th eater are invited lo
attend the affair and may ob--
lain reservations by ca!lini;:
r.i rs. Arthur Schtt!e, 492-3890
or .\!rs. Fred Caton, 492-5671.
Serving \\'Ith fl.1rs. Booth the.
coming season will be vice
presidents f.1 rs. Tom Peden,
\\'ays and me :il ns. and \1rs.
Sch t.e le, memb ership
chai rman.
Otht'r ne \v officers are lhe
:-.lines. Ronald Birtcher and
G~rge Grupe. reC'Ordin g a nd
c orresponding secrer.a.ries:
La\\Tence Peltier. treasurer.
and Caton . l e I e p ho n e
chairman. t.lrs. Robert l-l an-
lOC~ 11a~ ch<1irman o( !l1e
nom1na!lng committee.
Cake Decor!
Discussed
Sponso ring 11 cake
decorating p ro gr a n1 \\"ed-
ntsday , Oct. II. at 10 a.m. are
n1embers of the Junior Sec·
lion. \\'ednesda y r.1 or n i n g
Club.
The Costa r.tesa hom t or
1'.lrs. f\Iich•el Giddings will be
the dec<>rating scene, f\1rs .
Jenny Dcnapole 11·!1! instruct
members and t~i r gueMs.
Chairing th!' t\•en! are f\lrs.
D;n·\d Poppell and r.1 r s .
Pa.trick Bresnahan. \\'elcom-
inp, g11est~ til lhr: door 11 ill be
7\lrs . Do11'!las l-'a1l y, ho~p1t<1h·
ly chairman.
Donce Club
Square Ola1ers Sq II a re
Dance Club ··awings out"
('Very V.'ednesday at I p.m. in
the First Melhodisl Church,
Co~ta Mesa.
EASY-CARE
' .Uii/ormJ "JUST FOR
YOU"
Sm 1rt f11hion1. c1r1-fr11 febri'' f11·
1urin9 BAR.CO i nd ot>i1r f1mou1 brend
n1 rn 11.
M1ny 1tyl11 t• ch .... ''""' '8 91 ,...,. .. ,.,. .. .
Fashion Vivid TOPS Club Artist Sketches Past To Rally By JODE,\,'\l llASTJNGS
01 1~• 0.11, !'1111 )l•tt
An era when shC' was
creating splendid ball gu\\'llS
for royal occasions °"·as recall·
NI by Ferne 1:-it rs. Arthur)
\\'i\Jiains of Huntington Beach.
The comely ina!run. v.·ho
;ilso v.·as sketch artist lor
d\'."sign crs Edith lleaJ and 1he
lale Adrian ·wh"n they \\·ere
1he acclaimed (;1shiun J.(1<111ts
1n this country. can·t :,e\v a
~tit ch.
"l'n1 sli!l strugg ling tv ll'arn
how 10 put in a rolled French
hem," she laugh~.
Between !920 :ind 19~0 11\rs.
\\"ilhams 0<.1'ntd a specialty
design and drcss1nak111g ~tudio
1n Ollawa, Canad;1 . L:11dcr the
nan1e of F"rnfashiuns, she
1'rcaterl elcgan! fonnal gow11s
for gold-platr dinnl'rs. prC!irn-
tations at eourt , thl' K1n1,(s
birthd ay garden party a11d
high-fashion wed dings.
The forrncr Ferne .\1cCrc<i
nevrr used a pattern and soinc
Of the lllateria] she \\'Orkl'd
\Vil h rnigl'll cost $30 a y:.i.rd
e\·en then .
"\\'r had sc1·cr:il f1)mi~ -
11·e c;:1!1ed thc111 l.1zzil'S -ilnd
I would drape tissue until a
style suited inc. Jf a cusluincr
had an unusual build -:-;.y
one shoulder higher than the
other -I v.·ould firsl cul a
cotton fabric."
At that tln1e the shnp 11a ~
cont~nted to make $50 on a
one-of-a.kind Cl1sto1n gown,
she said.
f'A VO RITE OESJG~S
\Ved ding go\1·n.~ 11·e1·c l1CT
fa vorites lo design although
her creations 11erc 1n demand
for the <innual ~!ale :11fairs
surrounding the grand opc111111,:
nf the Canad ian Parliamen t in
Januarv.
The Sho p. wll ii:h l'rnployrd a
minirnui:n of 23 sc;un~treS.~l·~.
v.•ould begin fillin gs in Octobt'r
for the excl usive, invitationa l
presentation ball hononng the
King's representative, cli1nax
of a series of social cvrnl~.
Prince of \\'ales plumes for
the ha ir -a mus! for tllr bnll
-wf.>r e ordered !\\"1 )'f t1rs 111
ad1•anct' fro111 South Alra:a.
and fcr nc's o ther
rcspon~1bilit1e!"> 1neludc1I a1l-
\J~ing her cu~ton1crs IJ!l the
DAYS OF POMP ANO GLORY -l\lrs. :\rlhur
(fo'erne) \Vill ia1ns recalls days \vhcn , as one of Can-
ada's leading designer5. she c reated go\rns for gold-
plate dinners, court presentations and high-fa shion
just·so length nf tlt1·ir cnur t
trains and 1·c1!s. She nlso
t;iught lhe proper royal curtsy
tQ debulantes being prcsenled
for the fir st lime.
Ferne designed clothes for
Quttn Juliano of l h e
l\ct herlanll~. at the t1n1e a 11 or
refugee in C;i nada.
"She wa.~ harri to Iii." Fcrnr
rl'c~ll~. ''!'hr was sinall hu l
:ihc had a !lJI! figure ."
In l1r1· h11~1111·~~ ~lie ;il -n
11 01'kt•d l'lo~1·ly \11lh an r:1i.:1·r
\Oun,:: photographer \".ho tatrr
h:·r;11nr n!•ll'd l11r 111~ po1t1 .111
1,!H'k 11f the l.itr Fr.inhlln U,
Hooscvelt. \\"111~1vn Churchill.
King Gcnrge 11nd other l\ca<ls
of stale, You~ul Karsh.
The talentC'd \vido11·, rno th cr
1Jf Bruce McCrne of Bel 1\1r
and f.1rs. Edg<1r \\lhite of Ol-
l<J\\'<l, left Canada and rcturn-
r-d to her ov.·n i.:ountrv ;it the
lll'ginning nf \Vorld IVtir l[,
She 11·r11l lo \1·or k for ~:ch1h
1 lr;ul ;ind re:n~1inr'ct w1!h 1hr
:-tud10 tor lhrcc 111onths brfol"r
'-he b1'rn1t1(' 1111;1111· di ~c11·
(·h:u1tcd 111th 1he 11 r i: l t l'
J[o1J1•11oorl ~crt1r
\, 11\. } 11U r•1tild11 I ! ,111 ,I 1111 1•
~11(11 ,\()Ill' ()II 11. Tl 1<') II 11\lld l'<il I
Mesa-Harbor Club Lunche on
Bids Sent to
1veddings. The go1\·n in the p ho tog raph. tcikt•n .. bv
<1n aspi ring young photographC'r nan1ed 'l 'ou~u (
Karsh, 11·as all hand-pleated chiffon.
1-
A f;11l r:1!1y night u·i!l he •
~po11:soretl by Trim-vue TOPS
1 'f;t kt'.' Off Pou nds Sensibly) <1t ;
7 3U p.n1 . 1'1111r~ay, Ocl. 9, in
Finlrv Sclloul. \Ves11nutster.
A 01ldl cxpl1Jnat1on of the
'l'Ol'S prograrn to hl'lp womc u
lose weight 11·ill be presented,
and all Jnlcres!ett y,·on1C'n arc
in1'1lcll to attend the n1ecl!ng.
Future. flt1ivi\re.s p!an11cd i11-
elu<le ;i l-lallowcen party, a
d1:,1:u~s1011 uf fasl11011s by .1
dre.ssn1:J kC'r , and ;1 presr11· ·
!al1011 on !;1.t:Jd groo111ing by a
l·usrnt'lologi~t
\\"rirnen in!l'fCSICll in an.v
Tf JPS l'h1b<; n1.'.l.y obtain ad-
1iil 1u11:.il 1nfonnal1u11 frun1 lhe1 r
ar<'<i Ch atnber nl Comincrl'c.
Parents Club
Or:.i nge Coast Ch a p I I" r ,
P.ircnts \\'11 hou1 Pa r t n e r,
:;pun:.ors a panC"akc breakfast
!Ill' last Sl1n<la1• O! cneh nionth
!11 Costa f\l cs;1. City Park fro rn
!I :1 1n 10 12 30 p.rn. \\'a !lv
J{u.:IJtJrd~. l'lia1rn1a11 , I\' i I t
an ~ll'cr quest ions rl'g<1rding
1111· publ1 L' ''ruin or shine ''
1·1 1·11t at 512-8700 or 542-9665.
An <lron90 Cuun!v l'i"ll
KNITIING
MACHINES ' t~n,.,• F",n~ll~! lh• Mf~no•m•o'
•II romplftirll 1c• 0 ''10 Se''''' (h<l'fl''
o·• •n,PinQ m•r~·••1 l~v ~"·~n r • SB 110,.,n ,ind 17S P•' mon•n . .,.,u •
\I~• I your lf'•~ns """'· 11>e t;ur " rh.n•1, 11'v• ··•v•nll ••""•re Ch.t•9t• •
Y0Uf\ 1~~•'> !•9hl, JS (10Nf\ •nd 1l)
cer "'""'" NOWI
KNITTED Vf'T
""TfEllNS Uc
The
KNIT
WIT ;i t rnid n1ghl frlr nie lo co111e
do\1·n and ~uperl'J.~e tile 11101·.
ing or a zipper frorn one side
or a dre.ss to the other," she
n1aintains.
\te~a \\'on1un·s Club ser1rd
Or;ingc lhsll"ll"L California
Federation of \\'on1en's Club~.
ils fine arts ch:urni;in. She SOUTH COAST PLAZA
;ilso founded ;ind is prt·sid·~n!' Phon11 s~s-2112
of tl1e Pnletl<c•·'. "'" 'P"•l'"•·c' Lu .... M•ll Acron''""' GREATEST DESJG.~E:ll J " ,,., J Wool .. or!h'•
:1 SC1\·ing class t 11·1c,. a 1nonth Bro1101 •• 1h1 5•~ 0 .. 9• F<,,,.,. \\'hen she left the :,h11J1 u cosr~ MESA
Ferne 11·orked for the !;i1c, ;~lo~r;;'·~,'~"~'.~"~';'~S~t~a~lc~l~l-o~_'·fP~H~,,~I-.;;-;;;--;:==::;;::-:;::~~~~~:-::;;:~~~~ Adrian , 11·ho :-l1c considered 101~
be the 11·orld'" grratl's t
designer C\ en before shr 1nc1
111111 .
··ire c·o1ddn·1 c1cn pu t itl I•
dart.'' ~h<' "il) s He \\·uuld
flourish :i bolt of 1n;11cn;it and
'-:ii", ·1 11;111 l It lu lou ~ llh c
THI S.''
Stni:e ~111' incl tu·r l1u~b:ind,
Frr11c 11011· li;1~ n Hn•d lr11rn
111f1fr!i.~1nn:1J clt'"1t;11 1ng ;111d
dr·1 otcs n1t1ch \lf la'r tirnc to,
painting -<in ;11nt·;1l1011 11·h1<:h
ts becornins il 111·1v \Ocat1onl
for he r.
IT'S A FACT!
If yo u spen t 30 second • looking at
each of our shag sa mples, it woul d
tak e you over 9 hou rs to sec the m all -
so com e early a nd bring your lunc.h.
DON'S CARPET SHOP Astrologist
Burton 1\lorsc. 11'ho SU('·
t'essfully challenged 1 h e
Newport Be.aeh Cl1 y ordinance
against leaching and pra c-
ticing astrology. v.·111 speak
before the 1\1csa-lfarbor Club.
Speak
Entcrtainn1C'11t
Belief 1s t/1e
and Y 0 II r
he 11 111
The p;1 .... t p1·t:.,1dc11t or 11\r
:\lrs. Robert Adler of Santa lluntin"1on Bc:lf'h \\'oman's CIO'E D 'UND•Y • .,, I l l"nchcon "' HOUn5· 11-5:30 OAllY <> ~ .. ""a \l"I ios a u Club and rnrrnlJf'r ""~' ~tl~1e~C~o~sl~•~':,. ..................................................................... ~
426 SO. MAIN (2 B!ks. No. of Bullock's) ORANGE
rnee11n~ of thC' \\'01nen·~ Au~---------_
Jle is scheduled after an
11 :30 a,n1. luncheon Thursday,
Oct. 9, in lhe fl.e\'cre House,
Tustin.
As I r o [ o g }' -For \our
Coffee, Sa le
Plonned in HB
The llunt1ngton Beach homt
or f.lrs. Arnold Lindbert v.·111
be !he n1 eet 1ng setting for
n1e1nbcrs of !he Orange Coun-
11• Association lor Ret arded
l'h1klren . Lad ies Aulltliary
The \\On1en arc sponsvr111g
an 1nforn1a\ coffee and hout 1-
que sale \\"edncsdar, Ot·L 8,
from 9 am. to I p.m.
1h;1ry l u lhC' Orange County
paraphrase a 1111(' fron1 a l1h.1n11iiet•1JIH'<.il Assoc1a11on
radio show 11hen he (lt•l11ers \\'e1lill'sdav. Oct. 15
A soci ai hour al 11 JO 11.m hi s ad<.Jress. will prl'l"eclc the noon luncheon
I'llorse, a syste1ns a11:1lyst' on which \1•111 be i.:o-l1os1ed by
!he Apollo proJecl aL North l\Jr<;. C. D. l!e1nc:y rif Placen-
1\n1enc;111 ltock11ell. 1s a 11;1
!cacher of aslrology A nat11·r l'rc.scnting lhr prngram 11il!
Californian and Ion g I • ni e he il rrprC'scntat1ve lron1
Balboa rcsuJcnt. he 1-. a l'uwcr'o:. l\1odt'ling Agent'y.
graduate of Occ1dl'ntal Co11rgc 11 hu 11111 spc;i k on ~elf Jm·
1rhere hi s fathe r, \'1rg1I ~1r1r~c 11rn1·cmen1 .
11·as he;.id fJ! the rna!h lil'pill'I· Auxli 1ar v 1nl'111bcr;;; now arc
1ncnt. lr1r111ulatirig plansc tor lhe1r
Follov.111g :i t.irerr ;1.;. a '>t11'. 6 <1•1nu:i l la,hivn show.
n1usic1an \1'1lh l[;1rry Jil111C"-Vidl F,1ch1on 1:c.,111al. to
and other bonds ;:ind an nr -1nkr pl ;1rr 1n lh e S:i11t'1 Ana
ranger-<:'onductor ol his 01111 Elks Club
radio ~ho1-1 . he Joined lht' 1\n~unc 111.>lnn~ inforn1at 1Qn
rank ~ of .1~trologer about 20 nu the aux1har1 \Ir rhc fa~h1on
yeal'~ ago ~11ow 1ne1v call µ\rs. 1\. l.
In 1hr bt'gtnnlnt:, hi• '1ut1 1r~ r--"-"-"-"-"-"c·_·,_,_2_J_;_i:_, -----,
11 ere de1 utrd to d1 spro1•1ng th('
valid1tv o! !he nnc1c111 .. n :111d sc 1enr~. blil his rtsearl'l1 'O<Hl
persuaded h1n1 tu .•I\ itch
:d!eg1an("e In lhe al finna111·r
side of the quc~t1011.
THE BEST
P1 1d •'•~•P po 11 1 p•ov• ·'~••n~!•' '' on o of t~• '"orl d'1
ma1• PG11ule• <.O.,.;< ''"Pl Pe•d
o1 d.,11 ·~ t~o OAllY F!LOT.
INTRODUCT ORY OPEN ME.ETING S
WEDNE SDAY, OCT. 8t h, 9 15 A.M. or 7 P.M.
CHARM SCHOOL ROOM-THIRD f ,OC·~ .,
B ea uty Salo11s
Fo r girls on the g o ...
OUR QU ICK CUT
and
10-MINUTE COLOR
RO~X
HA IR COLOR LOTION
PLUS SHAMPOO
ANO SET
{Mon. thru Thurs.)
$3.00
$2.50
Alter S p.m .. S1.7S
Friday, Saturday, Sund•r ....... s,:oo
llon9 '1•" l •!rl
We wont you to CO'lle ir, b .. ' :I c ·c ·~ .. • 1i:·c1s""r. 'c "'-::y too Jong!
Our clever stylis1s q. •C . , • · 1 '1",d • 'nri: 1 c L • hri r,
Then color 1! \-Vilh Ro1.., ','cc ( 110,·rir..:-c :,.L1cs •'1l0 m r11.1'is:;
no peroxide, no rub ·oif, 10$15 1!·rc.1J')~ ~e'1c101 ~ho n,poos
thorough, but !ime-:..avtl''J r I !r:;\;· 11IJo ~11·., co1ors fJ r aro'/
or dvll ho rr, dclicotc !en '''l rr-1 ·, r ~C" /1~ h'coi;1 1~.
Cathy's Uniforms :-._.io I
N•'"'l'•rl •••th, C•llf. JI IJ ,.,,....,., I I•~
M•••oo 1111~0! ~Qu•rt l'hon1 •11>1"11
Colt• M•'"· ((ll1f.
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1147 " •• ,..,. '"'· Call 835-5505 for FREE BROCHURE ___ .., ... ~.":.~.~·.~·"'·
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Monday, October 6, 196!) ~ILV PI LOT J7
' VFW Auxiliory Ea st er n Star f Costa Mesa Bride Business Order C:Oastline Auxiliary t LI
Veterans nf Foreign \Vars,
Pos t 3536 gath<'rs the tir~t anll
third Fridays at 8 p.rn . Co~1;1
J\lcsa's American Legion llull
is the meeting :)l'Cnc.
~1;1.\ur11c Ternple in L:iguna
Uc·:.iL h is the meeting setting
when Laguna i::S('ach Chapter
::.021 . f:a stcrn Star "J.einbers
g:ithcr the fir~t 3if'l Uurd
Fnd:iys at 8 p rn .
THE BODI-ENDURE:
i T
• 1 El Toro Setting
For Ceremony
Feting prospective men1btrs
will be Orange County
Women 's D t v Is 1 o fl 11f Pclcr~on Jr. or· Sanlri Ana Freedoms f oundation a l
the Fuundal1un.
ch::i1rni.an ~!rs.
Award s
Hoberl D.
Valley Forge nexl \\'ednesday reminds rountians intending to
at JO a.m. m:ike n o ni 1 n a I lo n s lor
The Newport Harbor Yacht t-·rcec!oms l"Ounda tlon award.'t
Clltb will be the setting. ,_1rs. t!1at the. no mi n a l lo n in·
Louis L. Curtis o{ An;ihcim, (urination 1nusl be recl·tvcd ~it
chapter presidenl, will in-Va lley Forge offices prior lo
lroduce the board and conductl _N_o_v_._1_. --------NEW IN THE BEAUTY
SALON ... AND B0DIFYING!
Coll for an
I
MRS. TI MOTHY CAREY
Balboa Island Home
Newlywed T .M . Careys
Honeymoon
Baskr1 s of 1vhi1e c•:1rn;1!1(111s
arid roses dccor<1tcd Ot1r Lady
of ~0L1nl Carine! Catholic
Church 11•hcn Cathy Denice
l•'itzpatrick exchanged vov.·s
and rings \v1th T 1 mot h y
J\tcKnight Cn rey. The Rev.
r~rancis Kell y o!fk·!aled.
P:irl'nls of !he bridal couple
arc t-.1rs. Lnu1s 8. Fit;:patrick
or Cf1~la 1\lcsa anti the. l.1tc
~Ir. F1t7p;i1rick and !\tr. and
l\1 rs. ThLn1;1s Jt Carey or
E ncino.
1n Mexico
:-1t1f;le long-~tr1nn1ed rosrs
\\'l're i\!rs. J. Anthony Casillas,
1n<1Lron of honor, and Miss
Pamela Bodrnan and flliss
l\1ary Carey, the bridegroom's
sister, bridesmaids. Laura
Ann Fi1zpatrick, the bride's
niece, was the flower girl.
All ending as best man was
Richard J. Arnold. y,•hile
ushlTS \\'ere Thomas .J •
Bec ker, \\'il!iam 1\1. Butler
anrl Barrv \'an Dyke.
Marine to.fa]. (ret.) and Mrs.
John M. Walker of Costa Mesa
have announced the marriage
of her daughter, Margaret
Mary Waterbu ry to Jerry
Bruce Bougie, son of Mr. and
t-.1rs. Jerome Bougie of Seal~
tie.
The couple were linked dur·
ing double ring nuptials in the
Marine Corps Air Station
Chapel, El Toro. Chaplain
Stanley Miller performed the
aftern;;on riles.
The bride selected a floor
leng1h organza empire style
gown. Lace embroidery adorn·
ed the bodice, long sleeves and
train. She carried while and
pink roses, stephanolis and a
white orchid in her bouquet.
l\.1rs. Louis Canale of Santa
Ana was matron of honor and
l\liss Barbara \\'aterbury, the
bride's sister, was maid of
honor. They donned long
bright pink empire gowns with
scooped necklines and long
sleeves. Both carried baskets
of feathered china chrysan·
themums and scarlet and pink
dahlias.
Dressed in slrnllar gowns of
light pin\t were Mrs. Malcolm
King of Long Beach and Miss
t-.1arlynne Humpert of New·
port Beach, bridesmaids.
Miss Karen Schrnidt of
Costa l\.1esa, the flowe r girl,
11·ore a full lt'"ngth while em·
pire style crepe dress with
pink ribbon trimming the
sleeves. She carried a basket
of sca rlet and pink feathered
dahlias.
J ames Benson of Camp
Pendleton stood as best man.
Ushers included J a me s
•lumpert of Newport Beach
and Fred and James Buge,
cousins of the benedict.
The reception fo][o.,.,'ed in
the Officers' Club. Mi ~ s
Charlene Beckel of Costa
Mesa circulated the guest
book. Among special gucslS
congratulating the couple ~·ere
grandmother, and Mr. and
C. L , Bougie of Fargo, N.
D .. the benedicl's grandpar·
ents.
The newlyweds will make
their home in Seattle afler
honeymooning in ~1onterey
and San Francisco.
The former Miss Waterbury
ls a graduate of Costa Mesa
lligh Sc hool. She attended
Orange Coast College and
California State Coltege at
Long Beach.
Her husband is an alumnus
of Queen Anne High School in
Seattle and ha s completed
four years with the Marine
Corps.
business. ~1rs. l lenry C. Cole
of Newport Beach, vice pres·
dent, will preview upcoming
events.
Mrs. EGgar R. Hill of
Newport Beach, membership
chairman, will offer an 1n-
format1ve slide prograin 011
Service Mothers
Every third 111ursday U S,
Air Force lii1 others, Flighl ID
' ...... . Ca_n you eat
all, d~y and
stiU lose · ,11
weight? ·fir
WEIGHT®,
WATCHERS,
schedule me e l in gs in Some ta lkinq, ~ome !is1e11ing dr.d
California Federal Saving5 ' a program 1na1 works. '"'
and Loan building, C05la f REE BROCHURE-CALL 83S·SSOS
Mesa. al 8 p.m. !•''----------_.
A LITILE CURL FROM CAMELOT: OUR GUINEVERE . the soft look. cut long or
shorl it'll fin1er lon1er with • custom body perm. to change sc enes, choose a
COIFASHIONS' 100% human hair wi& or hairpiece. come in and we'll ta lk freely.
fashion haircut from 4.00. shampoo and set, from 5.00. body perm s from 15.00.
in the beauty salon only: COIFASHIONS' wigs from 39.50. hairpiece s from 19.95.
JOSEPH MAGNIN BEAUTY WEST
for an appointment, call 540-5050 at jm-south coast plaza, cost• mesa.
Civcn in n1<1rrl;iee by lier
brother. Drnnis i\1 1 ch a c I
Fi!1patrick. the bride Y.•or<' ;1
ll'h11e oq~anza over taffeta
J::.ll\1•11 f;i~hivned wHlt :in l'm·
p1re hodice <i nd ehapel lra111.
Alrnc1°1n l:ice lrim1ne1I hrr
tugh neckline. a front fKlncl
and s le~'VCs and was rep~a\erl
in flowers 11 hith 11·rre at1<1el1·
rd to a fabric bo"' /i('adpif'ce.
Forming her casradc 11·e1•e
rnsf's lied \l'Jlh v:hite velvet
rlbbon.
Circu!a'ting the guest book
during the champagne recep-
11nn in the Monticello
T1111·nhouse y,•1,1s fl1rs. Don
lligby.
Mrs. Mary Bates of Sea\1-=================================::'.-Beach, the bride's grandmoth·
er: tlrs. Veronica \\'alker of
Olympia, \\'ash., her step-
. -
TIDS
In bright pink floor leng1h
crepe !inll'ns and carrying
I· ollo\ving a wcrldinll trip ti\
!ll Cxico City, th e newlyweds
will resirle on Balboa lslanrl.
The bridl', a graduate of Cos·
l:J i\·lrsa lligh School and Or·
;111gc Coast College, ;ittended
Colorado Slate University. lier
husband is an alumnus of
Jleseda High School a n d
California Maritime Academy
·where he was class presiden~
and gradualed with honors.
Sorop ti mists
Newport Harbor Soroptimist
Club meets lhe first three
Wednesdays for a noon
luncheon in Villa Marina,
Newport Beach. The last Wed-
nesday of the month 1nembers
meet in the same location for
dinner at 7:30 p.m.
-11 WEEK :';
', '
l!".;._~tt·
says ...
INCH!"
\\'hy buy a yrnrs membershi p in n Gym to t ry and lose \\•eight through strenuous
exercise whr.n you can buy cfiorllcss ,~·eight reduction and pay by tfic inch nt
Gloria Marshall's ... patrons, based on actual records, can achieve their gon l
jn as little as 4 lo 6 '"eeks and
LOSE 10 INCHES \VITIIIN FIRST 10 VISITS
y Clori.1. Marshnll's a/u;nys cosL'> l~. much lf'ss th:in other wl"i J:ht !'l"d11ction 'program.<:,
tJ1al's one O[ the rt';lliOTIS lht'y became lho
'VORLD'S LARGEST owned and operated Figw·e Control System
As the Nntion's lc.1rlcr, you can depend on it.,. rcmtlL'I come quickly ... safely ...
,vi 1.houl f'I renuous cxrrcisr, star7ntion d irb:, or ml'!'."Y i;w(';i\~t1 iti:r.
WE ARE NOT A G Y]l.1!
y Cnll for FTIEE sample visit. Acb..1.1.Uy use, under supcrvi::lion, the Gloria !vlnrshnll
machines, including ou r pat.en led "Circ-La·Matic" ••• 6CC why Gloria Marshall 's
Figure Control Syst.c1n became the World's lhrgest
r.-}'~,.
I ·rs£1'14' Now
.for your new
"' fall. figurei . , ... '
"Tell us the dress size you want to \i:ear, and we'll tell you how
many visits .it will take and guarantee in writing thnt you will
reach your goal. Jn fact, so absolutely positive are we that you
will obtain your objective, !hat as slated in our guaran tee, we
v.·ill even let you have FREE OF CHARGE, any and all further
visits, until you reach your goal. I t's positive assurance that we
back up ou r guarantee JOO %.
Come in
. omfortable casual clotlll!s,
disrobing unnecessary,
Private playroom
faciliti£• for
small children.
FIGURE CONTROL SALONS
Newport Beach '" •-;;1;'.,f;;· •·•·
( 1 Bloc~1 E•1l of 8elbo 1 lley C!~b I
Santa Ana 1a40 ~,11~,~:;h s"'''
Dlly .... 111. f.I • ......,... .. Mlstw Qsp 11'1ic..
AllAllEINI, I EVEl!lY H1lLS, COVINA, Cll•NSHAW, DOWNIY, OLl"NOALI , LAKIWOOO, LON•
11EACH, HllW,ORT I EAC"· NOltl" HOLLYWOOD, ONTAlt!O, ,A5ADENA, IAN 01 100, SANTA
ANlt., 5ANTA IAlllAllA. SUNLAND, TAltZANA, WHlnlllt, S.lo111 t lM '°' l'ltlSNO, SACl.t.MINTD.
5aN JOSE, SUNNYV ALE: WALNUT Clll:llt,
.,
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Salons .ilso in Frtsno1 Sacramt111o1 SAIJ Jost, Sun11y1·alt, W11lnul Crtti CCoprri1ht 1961 Gfo.-iti 1\far11rall M1t, Co, lne.
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J oin us for an exict ing siding evening for the entire fa mily
in Mey Co, Cost a Mesa, Terrace Room Re s:aurant, Friday,
O ctober 10th, starting e t 7:00 p.m. For 3.00 you'll enioy:
••social hour around the Glogg Bowl
••family sld feshion show
• • ski•r's dinner prepared by C hris , -Osmusscn
formerly of Scandia
dinn•r includes:
1plit pea 1oup with sliced fra nkfurters
1au1rbrat1n
potato pancakes
rolls and butter
old fash ioned apple cake with whipped cream
After dinner, you'll see "Moebius Fl ip," and inferestln9
color 1ound fi lm on skii ng, and particip•+e in an informal
ski talk with Roger Sta ub, n+ernational skiing star • , ,
courtesy of TWA. Skier's cloor prizes will be given, a nd
it's 1ur• to be a most profitable evening! So call 546-'9321 ,
el[t. 201 , end meke your reservations now. Bavarian beer
and imported w ines wilt be available.
. . . . . ..-, --
....y co IOlltll coa1t phaa, IOft dl190 fwy. at bristol, cos'a mesa
54~tlZ1 ••• Uop mondoy tltr0yth saturday 10 am to 9:30 pm
MAV CO
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J B OAJL y PILO_T -P'i1ond~y. Ct lobtr 6, 19J<;
Art Horoscope Laguna Beach Ebe/ls WEIGHT CONTROL League Moving
To New Headquarters Libra: Time to Dine Out Photo Safari Mapped
C-01. and ri1rs. \Villiam H. circle sweep of Africa where\
they will see many of nature·s
geographical wonders, an in-!
finite variety of animals and
the tribal customs or ancient
ci vilizations.
...
GLANDULAR THERAPY
Het rea11on Hall, ll untini;ton
Bea('h, \\ill be the new
meeting pl:irc \\'hrn t!ie Art
rrt'On1·enPS ff1 r the
i 30 p.n1. r-.1ond a;.,
Lr ague
1Par al
Ort . n.
Th"
nigllls
quire<!
i h;;ng!.' 111
:ind loc11tinn
11ecausc the
HAPPY
rnceting
\\';1$ f !'·
league's
H••• • h • p p v .,..,,,k,"d.
51,r1 .t bt re1drn'I tht WtEK.
LNO(R in t~e DAILY PILOT.
V l ~IT US .•.
~ Be{ ore
men1bership beC'amc too large
to be accommodated i,'l i1~
prc11o+1s quarter~. t!1c Lal,c
J,ark t•!ubhW5e.
Landsrapc artist ~!rs l!e!eu
! lafner \\'ill present a !crturc
ilnd den1on51ration nf hoth
hrush ;infl pulenc knife techni-
ques. Also noted for her
nature pain!ings, florals ;ind
:-till l ife. sh(' 1nstrurts-r!a <;~rs
;I[ bvth !he Or:.tngc .and SJnt:i
Ana '{\VCA '.<..
\'Ir/'. Hafnt>r's Ir a in ins
inctud<'~ ~t1101e.s In ~1rxico,
!houinci rd ln:-tltllt'! anrl th•'
L.:J~un;i School t•I J ~c"-1gn , ;1nr!
~J11· rrtrn!lv ~rr 1l'd .1.~ ;,rt
1l1r1>Ctor !or i.hc Orange Couniy
r a1r.
TUES DAY , OCTOBER 7
tiy SYDNEY OMA.RR
Day to c rn p ba s I z e
clean liness. 1£ you ha v e
neglected cert.nln b y g I e n I c
n1easures at borne, now is
time In rnake up for it.
Afltr 1norniug hours, people
lend to he more precise. In t:f·
feet, lh t! party ill ovllr, the
1:11n1cs are put away. No w
hn ~ic issues \\'ill dominate and
a \'irl(o indiYldual could grab
news space .
AH IES <~1arch 2l·April i!I):
'\'our concern about taxes,
Twins'
October
Moms Multiply
Activities
legal papers is resolved. Key UBf\A (Sept. 13.0Ct. 22 ):
is to stick to the basics. Lea\'e Excellent for breaking roullnl' ..
llamboyanl ges tures to others. Dine out; attend theater.
Guard health. Protect yourself Working within group dev oted
in the cli nches. to charitable project is
TAURUS (April 20.~tay 20): e.!1peci11Jy beneficial. Be
Create -express true feel-aware of facts, figures. }lave
ings. No time for playing emo· them at hand.
lional games. Accent on SCORPIO (Oct. 23·Nov. 21):
children, affairs of the heart . Accent on how to f u If i 11
You find out how you really desire.!!. Kty is lo eam af-
feel about member of opposite fec tion of ooe close to you.
sex. Don't take feelings of others
GEMINI tMay 21-Junc 20): for granted. Be com·
Spotlight on home, past com-municatlve.
mitments. You should com-SAGl'n~RIUS (Nov. 22·
plete current payments before Dec. 21 ): Spotlight on career,
adding new responsibilities . ambitions, relations with those
J)ay is for completion, not for in poa;itions of authority. Ge t
new starts. budget in order. D o n ' t
CANCER (June 21-July 22): substitute for quality. If you
Some pressure lifts ; you find make one al home happy, feel·
you rself free to take short ing is returned,
Bruggere of ri1onarch Bay wi ll
lead Laguna Beach Ebell Club
members and guests on a
Photo Safari through the
world 's largest conllnenl dur-
ing a gatherln$ in Laguna
Beach Art Al510C1ation Gallery
al 8 p.nt. Monday, Oct. 6.
Refreshments will be served
by Mrs. Mark Pines, hospitali~ty chairman. and her com·
n1iltee members the Mm es.
Milton Fryer Jr., Harr
Lawrence, G. M. Randall.
Raymond Schirm and Loui s
Zllnik.
BEN 8. THOMPSON, MD
Cell f•r •ppolRhlll"I l4l ·DZ$1
o,.. Mondor tltrw Fddor
18 27 Westcliff Dr.
Newport Beach
Ads Tu rn Sense
Into Doi/o rs
During the aMua l Ebell
Guest Night, Col. and Mrs.
Bruggere will relate their ex-
periences during a recent
Af rican trip with their edited
slides and commentary.
The group will take an1i'iii0iii0iiiOiiiOiii0iii0iiiOiii0iii0iiiOiiiOiiiOiiiOiii0iii0iiiOiii0iii0;.,--..--.,-.-.,
armchair journey front the
Casbah of ritoroeco throu1h a
Spook-in
No Spoof
I See by Today's
Want Ad s
journey. Catch up on mail. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan.
\Vrite and call com-19): Travel may be on agenda. All sorts of ghosl5 and
the Stork
Vi~i +s You Two rnt'n1bers of !ht' na·
!1w1:il organ1 1.atJon of ~lolhers
r1f T1\'i11" (l11bs 11 !1 1 r.prak
11 hen thr Orangf' Co a s l
L.h11pter 1ncc·rs. in the Bcr li ntr
rr~tauranl, J1 unllngton Beach,
n1unicate with re J at i v es , You must get views on record. goblins will be out and about
neighbo rs. Fine for makini:'. Futu r e misunderstandings v.·hen the Mystick Kri!we of
\Vednrsday, Oct. 8. short-range plans. could arise, unless you are Komus holds a Black Cal
Following a 7 p.m. social LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Gain specific. Act accordingly. Prowl Saturday, Oct. II.
• Ch•nr" tn nia 1 ('h knit!!
11·ith th., \\'!(S: ~a_!'(y Ot"W
\\nitt\nc_ n1aclu11e, con1plrlc
\\'!th a\lachnir.n!s.
hou r nnd 8 p.m. dinner fl1rs. indicated if you follow through AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. Dr. and Mrs. W i 111 am
,Jack Ossn1nn. fi rst vice presi-on hunch . Unorthodox methods 18): Interest in occult and the l!Untley of Garden Grove wl!J
dent, anU Mrs. Henry fllaag tend to SUCCl!ed. Stress on unusua l is highlighted. Money open their home lo the inva-
ll'ill discuss ad vantages in money, possessions . If you affecting partnership dea l also sion of costumed Mal lowee n
• No bull rnr 1h1s rna1adl'IT',
196S 250C'C i\11(111. Ci"IHl,
1r1th hC'lnlct and bike
strap. hrlonging 1r1 lhe n;1tion al shop wisely , you obtain is accented. Sti ck with ex· spooks and l\.1r. and Mrs. A!-
Follow Labels
In Garme nts
org:iniza1lon. bargain. pcriencc. Older indiv idu al does bert Federman of Anaheim
/\II mothers of !l\'1ns are i11-VI RGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22 : know !he ropes. v.·il l assist as hosts. ~ ... Y<1Uf
C<1mp l~le
Md+,,,n.tt
Wdrdrcbe di
red•on1 bl1
pl•tftl ...
111rd lu :11\entl 1hc <linner Cycle high; circumstances PISCES (feb. 19·t-.1arch 201: Those \\'ishing to lead a
1n•·L•t1ng and rr~wrvn !1ons n1ay turn in your fav6r. Take in· Relations wiU1 !hose v•ho hold ··dou ble life" m&y arrive in
b(' 1nad!' by callin~ J\1rs. J.:ick itia!ive. Be versatile and will-opposing views may be slrain-costume but change lo S\\'lm·
e Tune up Md turn on !he
11·ay !o fa.me, maybe for-
tllne: :rerordini; company
i~ i;coa.rching !or 1alented
\\liters and singers.
If a garment is labeled ha:id
'~ashable, fo!lov.· 1he manufac·
lurer's instructions.
'J ,11 !or, 1!!2-7076. iog to experiment Social life ed. Be diplomatic. One Y.'ho ming altire later in the party.
i 111· Or~1ngr t'o:i sl group will improves. But don't wear has greal pride sacrifices il to Mr. and !11rs. R ic hard
host an .irra \1ork.•hup for the yourself out doing too much at 1nake? conf ession. Stre ss Shugert of Anaheim are hand!·
CATH Y'S
MATERNITY SHOP
A manufacturer \\'ho labels
hi· products "hand y,;ashab!e''
us11allv has a valid reason for
ri oing -so, accrJrding to a
Pe11n~1 lrania !'ta(c L'ni\•rrsity f'X1en~·ifln rlothing ~pec1:1!ist.
Eastern D1\'f_s1on of thr :;tate\:~o~"'~'~·==========~u~nd~e~r~st~a~n~d•~·n~g~a~n~d~m~a~Lu~r~ity~.=~;~n~g~r~•~"~'~'~at~;o~n~'=· ====:::!~=====================~ orpantzatlon ·ruc~d.'.ly. Oct. 14,1
in thl' ]l{·1·crf' Hou~!'. Tusl1n.
1767 Newport 81,d.
Cosra Mesa 646-5]88
Pur po~r nf thr \1·orkshop is
In r ;.chan&e tdt'<IS arnong the
~1.>: rtuh~ corn pnsing the
d111~ion.
Who WiU Be The
5outh Coast 'Plaza
PLAYER ~JE MONTH?
(Jr:;Jn;!r ('1111nt.'· lllt.:h l-<·llool ~t udcn l s anO facu lty of the 15 sc11001s
lt '-lcd l1clu1\' \•.itl c!cc.:L !heir football "l~la ycr-of-thc-:'· .. 1on th." One '1 il l he ,'>f'lr r 1c cl fnr SEPTEMBER , another in OCTOBER and ~1
1h11rl 1 1 lllC'l' t1q· NOVEMBER. l [\l~C ph(l~ogr<iph .c; 11f c::ic h \l'fn ner
''ill 11f' d 1.~pl.Jyl'd 111 Ille ('::irouscl l 'o u1 t 111 the South C'oasl Plaza.
STUDE NTS AND FACULT Y VOTE NOW
IN THE CAROUSEL COURT
PARTICIPATING SCHOOL S
C'"':"n NA DlL MA.It HIG H SCHOOL
CO\TA Mt:SA HIGH SCHOOL
l l'.HSON HIGH SCHOOL
ESTANCIA HIG H SCHOOL
J:'OUN TAIN VALLl!Y HIGH "CHOOl
HUNT INGTO N IEACH HIC'Y H "CHOOL
LAGUNA llACH HIGH SCHOOL
MAnlN.\ HIGH ._C H('ICI L
"'ATER DEi H1GH ~CHOnt
NEWPOR T HAltlOlt. HIGH SCHCOL
<A[)PLEIACll HIGH SCHOOL
SAN CL!ME NTE tilGH SCHOOL
TUSTI N HIGH SC HOOL
VA i.LEY S1£NIOlt HIGH SCHOOL
\Vf STMINSTElt HIGH SCHOOL
5outh Coast 'Plaza
Bristol at Son Dltgo Frteway, Costa Mesa
I
COMMUNITY EVENTS
W ine Tasting Festival
o~+alitr 2Z 7 lo ' Co••• Me1• Cou"l•v
Clu b. Sponoortil by Th.e Coile Mt1 t Civic
Ployhou•e P1tro "' A11oti11io", C t l,..Sot i•I
Ch eirm111: Mr•. Shell t v Tolo 642·250Z for
R'''"'•tio111.
Artist of the Month:
J1rrv W1yne Dow n1, of C<11lt Mel t . Mr,
0<1wn1 l•vo" +Ii• lr1.l ilional romo nii~ 1tyl e
of tht l'th ttnlur~. Dur in9 'he l!\onth of
Q,lob•r hi1 p1intin91 will bt "" di1prt y in
lh1 g•il t ry •r•~ <1f th e Co•I• M11• Office.
lntludtd wi!h olht r of Mr. Down'• P••nt:n gt
will b1 hi1 lelt1I 1tr;,, "N<,hh in +~• Gt •·
den• of Sp1in."
Mfff Jwcll • ..,.,.
l~llor J~ol Gtver 11 1ne nfw•~! &6dl· ''°" !G Gvr O!lltt. S"• 1, • grtOUllt o! Or•nv• Cot•~ cou ,..., 1nd "''~"' ~"' ~omt In C.011a M•11. lier !ni.r·
""' inclll<it 5.C u e . .o,. Div in; anll Wo•.r 3~•ing, Wt O;now l"OU'll tlnd
J UO I lrlendly t nO ~•lo•ul. ""''In •~O "11tllo" •nd you'll IH htr pri1t .,.111-
nlng 1mlle.
1. The Guaranteed Growth Plan.
Deposit $1 ,000 or more for 3, 4 or S years. For each
year all your principal and in te rest rc1nain. we 'll gua r·
antee a 5.25~~ annual r•te, compounded daily. It Jdds up
to 5.39~'0 a year.
FOUR
MAXIMUM
INTEREST
PLANS AT
CALIFORNIA
FEDERAL
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CALIFORNIA
FEDERAL
SAVINGS ................... ••••••••
2. The Guaranteed Income Plan.
Op en ;in e1ccountof S1 .000 or more for 36 lo 60 mon ths.
We'll guaranlea you a 5.25 ~0 annual Tate, com pounded
(l,1ily, v .. 1111 111tcresl paid out to you each quarter.
In case of hardship or emergency, you can \'lithdraw at any
lime with full interest paid to the end ol lhe previous quarter.
3. The Bonus Plan.
Earn a bonus of V• 0/o a year when your account is held
lo 3-year maturity. This is in add ition lo the regular 5 ~C.
current annual rate. Regular interest is compounded
daily and may be credited quarterly for extra earnings.
Withdrawals before maturity earn at the regular passbook
rate . Any amoun t a l S 1.000 or more opens cind ma intains
your bon us accounL All funds held lo maturity earn an
effective cinnual rate o f 5 .25~0 .
4. The Basic Plan.
The most llexible plan. You can invest any amount of
money and withdraw it whenever you \V ish. If you leave
all your money and interest in your account for a year at
our current 5~~ annual rate with interest compounded
daily, you 'll receive an annual yield of 5.13°/o . You earn
interes t from the day you deposi t your money 'Iii the day
you withdraw ii. Pl us ... the money you deposit by the
10th o f any monlh earns in terest 1rom the 1st, when it
remains untll quarter's end.
C~!.~fQ.r!!!.~58,!~~~!~lowS.@Y.!!!gS
NATION'S LARGEST FEDERAL
COSTA MESA OFFICE:
2700 Harbor Blvd. near Adams • 546•2300
CLIFFORD M. WESOORF, VICE PRESI DENT & MANAGER
--------------------------------""• -
'Vixe ti's' R11ss Meye r
"l(it1g Le e1~' Directit1g 'Dolls' Sequel
13y BOB '1'110:\lAS ,
1-IOLLY \\'OOD (AP / --t .rc-
brows s\1ot sky1vurd 11hcn 2Uth
Ctntury.Fox rece11Uy anooll n·
ctd that Russ l\ltYer had bttn
s1g11f!d to direct the seqllel to
Ilic :-111(l1o's big-grossing "Val-
lev of the Do!ls "
\\'hal 1vas so sJ1oekin~ about
tha t ~
Only that Russ Meyer has
bet" called "Ki"g or '"I
Nudies'' and '·Ki ng Leer:•
fle's the man who contributed
to lh e literature of the screen
such epics as "The Immoral
fl.·lr. Teas," "Eve and the liar\:
d\·rnan," "Erotica," "Wl\d
r:·als of the Naked West,"
"Europe in the Raw ," "Faster
l'ussycat, Kill. Kill ," ''Finders
Keepers, .Lovers \Vcepers,''
ete.
l\l eyc r's astendency to I h e
studio V.'h\ch produced "The
Sound of Music" pro\'ides
testimony on today's fit n1
market. The line bftwttn
underground and above-ground
films is last fading .
Yesterday's nudie -Or sex·
ploitation mo vi e is no w
playing prestigious theaters.
Jn truth , some of the coun-
try's film critics have placed
fll eyer's \\'Orks many cuts
above the usual sex fihns. His
craftsmanship apparently had
something to do \\'ilh his being
hired to direct "Beyond the
Valley of the Dolls," nol tu
n1en tio11 hi~ ta lent as a
n1oneyn1aker.
f\I eyer fig ures that his lale:;t
release, .. The Vilo:ens," cost
$73,000 and may gross $6
mfl lion.
·~It was on the basis or 'Tht-
Vixens' that Richard Zanuck
hired me; he liked IL" said
the stoc ky, 1nu stachioed direc·
tor. "lie presented me a
resume of the studio's pro·
pertles, and I chose 'Beyond
tt>e Valley o( the Dolls.' Jl
seemed to me it presented a
good basis for a teen-age soap
opera."
instant
Las Vegas
reservations
Ope11 E11d Seeki11g Ca st
For Willia111s Vig11ettes
rlOW! At your fingertipt inslant room and f'olio!s Bergere
show reservations at la5 Vegas' most
fash io nable 1eso rt hot el.
fOftYOU• ADOiD CON'v'EN l£NCE'YOU MAY Ol•l
LO~ ANCELf~ l li ·lBOO, !EVEKLY H ill~ 271·290:
THE TIFFANY Of !AS VEGAS
Would You Believe~~~
"All the Lonely People : the
Private 'Vorld -0r Tennessee
'\"ill iams" wjll be the first fall
product ion or the OJ)l'n End
Theater in Ne'.l•port Beach ,
with audi tions sche-duled for
Tuesday and Friday, Oct. 9
and 12.
The tryou ts for a cast or
thr ee 111fn and three women
11 ill be held at 7:30 p.1n . Tues·
day and I p.ni. Friday at lhe
theate r, 2815 Villa Wa y,
Acco rding to direc tor \\"ar·
ren J. Deacon. ·who also \\'rote
and edited the script. the
present11tion 11·iJI be similar to
a concert reading, but 11·ith
more e1nphasis on actual ac-
ting, stag ing and movement_
The cast should have 21: strong
this is LIVE WIRE CLEANER'S
32n d , \J\11\'f\1'hJ<S1tR Y
15 of these wonderful years belong to us!
Wt, hc:e ,1! LIVE V/J'\E, !h<i r.l you d~~· people for your !oy.il p1lron•qt,
It ha1 bee n 011r grl'al p lee1ur e lo
serv e you ;n lhe p•sl <t rid eve ry
t liort wi il bt l'T1•dt ,
io p1c"1' you l'l th,
yeer\ lo tO""•"
EL ESS YOL1!
r-rarg11.' & r;idv ii.ill
DURING thi ~ ne :t ! w11k •• , why r.ot tom• in •nd pitk up• 11n•ll gilt we h1v1
c.holtn for you.
THE GANG
Live \1-71i·e Cleaners & Laundry
Aiterotions-Knits Cleoned & Blocked-Pick-up & Deli very
264 FOREST AVE ., LAGUNA BEACH 4943536
background in acting and oral
interpretation, he noted.
In addition to scl"nes from ·
\V illiam s' more f~m iliar plays.!
such as "The G 1 a s s
f\Tenagerie" and "A Strcetca r
1 Nan1ed Desire ,'' lhe pro·
duc4on \\'ill feature excerpts
from the play1vrighr~ lesse r
kno11·n 1vorks, includ ing poem s\
and shorl stories.
The shov,r lvi\1 be con1·
plemente.d. by 1·isuali
backgrounds filmed by Ken-,
neth She.arer, whose work is
now Cln display in the Lagufl a-1
tit o u I to n Playhouse'~ pro-
duction of "! Never Sang forl
Mv Father." I
:".\II the Lonely Pioop;,·• 11·1!1 1 ope11 Nov. 21 I o r a four-
1vrekend run at the theater.I
1d1 ~r which ir 11'\il hi' loul't'tl 101·1 schools, clubs and college
campuses.
Roland l(irk
At Sl1elley's
Roland Kir k. unde rg round
jazz musician.Comp;>.Ser, will
begin a ll~'O-¥i"eek engagement
Tuesda y ;it Shelly's illanne
Hole in Holl)"A·ood .
!\irk, wl1ose recent albums
containing his original music
have included .. The Inflated
Tea r"' ;ind "Hf'.re Com r~ the
\Vhistlen1an ," w·ill be mak ing
one of his r•re. \\'est Coast ap-
~arances .. He ha5 mastered
-45 musical instrument s. but is
most frequentl y heard rin sax·
ophones. clarinet, fl ute and
English horn.
'
" IYe, Show It•'" 1 ''"'' Ce•tl•11••• 5•114.., fr1111 l ,.111.
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'Dick'Van'Dyke ·
Sally Ann 'Hovles
fye, Show Stci•ts cit 1 P.M.
Co111. I•'· & Sir•. fro"' 2 l".M,
L'dt(l (&l,',"IJ, l'>·~
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Box Office Opens 6:45 -Show Starts at 7:00 p.m.
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BOUND TO I E A Gl'l[Af
SUCCESS!"
'"YOOlREGOING TO ENJOY 'ALFIE' VERY MDCR"'
' -LIFE M•1azm.
"IT WILL KNOCK YOU OUT
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"STAIRCASE IS THE STORY
OF NEED-THE NEED TO HELP,
THE NEED TO BE NEEDED."
"STAIRCASE ... A CAUSTIC,
CORROSIVE AND QUITE
ABSORBING FILM •.. STUNNING
PERFORMANCES BY RICHARD
BURTON AND REX HARRISON
..• UNFORGEnABLE!"
San Francisco Ex1miner
Richard Burton
''Definitely
Worth
Seeing"
Rex Harrison
" .. .Funny,
Painful,
fascinating"
San F ranci aca
Chronicl1
in th e Slonle y Oonen Production
''STAIRCASE ..
* Exclusive West Co11t !treml•r• Run *
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lHD HIT AT CINIMA I ZND HIT AT HWT. Jt
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Q,... (h•iW•"O
~l ~lr OF CALIFORNIA,
Cl>ANt;:;F COU!ITY
On Srf>t. 16, 1%9, ~Plo•• m•, • •i~ta •v
r uf>h< 1" ftnd !~C $~•d $1A1•. f>P .. OndllV oP~••r•d Don Cfl•8Y~no I no"'n •o m• lo
,... tt,. l>•f\on "~~•• n~m• " •vb!ic"b'"'I!
10 '"" wlm.n ln•1rumtnt ono •t~nowlti!V·
·~ •• .,~culed ti•~ i.imr.
IOFf lCIA.L ~EA.LI MA.RY K HE•i R'I'
!jol••Y l'ubl•C • <•ldorn,•
"""<•Dal 0 11•<• >n n .. no5 <ovn1<
A"·v Comml<\•()fl [•Ql<r•
NO• 7•. 1917
s M11nd~Y. October 6, 1 %9
Services
Provide
lVlore Jol>s
S1·rv1c<'~ rn1plt1~ 1nl·111 h;1.s 111°
trt·ased nin~t 111 !hf' past
yp;ir·s e~pandulg Soul!1crn
C;illfon11a joh n1;1rkt·l
SC"turlty P;.ic1fle Natinn:il
na11k rrports 1h:.t sC'r\"tC('S
11;1 \'c c:on1ributcd 4.2.500 :id·
1.ht1url::il jnbs ol thr ) rnr's :I I
Pf•rccnl cmploymtnl ga111 of
137,4\10 Ul llllill.'rt al. L !) s
Angclt's. Or;111gc. H1 vf'r'i1t h'.
S.;1 11 B1.•rn:irr!111u. S;1n l1u·1~<>.
S<1nt~1 B:irbarn :ind Ventura
t11until's.
Figurl":i b<1.~rd ' .. n r111n·
p:insoni; of J91.i9' ;111d J!l68
u1·er;ig1.·s frnn1 .January
tlirougli .July, 11Prc 1.·on1p1lt·d
from Cal1 forn1a DL>p:1rtn1cnl ,,f
1''.111plo)·rnenl ct:da fnr 11 11
t·rnployn1cn! s11rl't'Y Uy tlu·
b;111k·s economic r e s r a r I' h
cl~·p;111 1nr·nl
Thr Pl~ht S11:1lhl:1nd f'111111 ·
lies. 11·hich cnnlain r.a 11rrct•nl
or Califur111:i's 1><1pul•-lion. ai··
c·ounl fnr 63 pt•rcrnl nr 1h(•
st<1Le·s nrw service jobs. In
lhc se rvices industries -
11·hich include don1estit, ho1 t•I,
hosplta!. bu s i n e s s .1nd
miscellaneous services -
e1nplct"ment has advancr>d 4 Ii
percent from 921,100 in 1968 !o
96.1.600 in 1969.
Tia~ I a r g e s t propnr1inn :il
cmplnymcnt griin in the C"ight
tountics, ho\11e•Jer, is one of 5 4
percent in the tran~port;itinn·
<' o mmunica tions·ut11ities in·
dustries. \\here rn1ployment
ha s ad\•ancrd to 242.600 trom
230.100 a year ;:1go.
Southern Cl1l111lies-oiler 5!
percent uf all Ifie 1r:1nspur!a·
1i11n -comrnunicatinns -u1il ·
iLies jobs in California and ;ii.:·
count fo r 12,500. ur nearly 5~
percent. fl£ the category·~
st;ite\\•ldc ernploymrnl gain n[
23.200.
; . r
I '
,
•
FREE CHALLENGER -Donna ~1iller shO\\'S of[ Dodge Challenger to be giv-
en ;111 av ;)t the Or;:un:;c l'ounty Jnlc rn<.ll.ion<il Auto Sbo\v d uring the Assista nce
],(',1 ;.:uc: prcn11t'rl' \\'edncslln:v rvcnin~. Ticket<; n1ay be obtained frorn any As-
~1· !:incl' 1.e.igttc 1nc111b1..'r. Sho1v 1s open tri public Oct. !l-12 at Anahein1 Conven-
lH111 Cltlll'I".
In Ge111•
Look After Ca1· -And Save
By (AHL C1\ft~TE~SE:'\
01 I~~ 01it1 l'olol S••t!
If vou"rc srlling or traU1ni.:
;in £.specially ··:-iharp" rar
nghl 11u1v, you may be 111 for ;1
plC';1s<1nl surpri~C'. Su 1· h
1111·rch:1ndi~e 1s hr1ng1n g the
1np dollar. :1ccnrding to nl·W
c;1r tl c;d crships U!:.t•d l'!lr
111t111;1·'(·rs and lilt• 11pcr:L10r of a usCd enr :.Ha·11on. v.'l1erf'
<le;.ilers cnn huy and sell used
i.:ars al \\•holes<ile.
buying <lcaJpr is the aj)-
pc;1ra ncc of t ht~ cu r .
Body repairs mu st l> e
prrceptib!c only l o the trained
ryr. ii ;il all. A sloppy
refinishing job can be spotted
111~t<1ntly. Those are th e kinds
nf cars th;it \\'ill stand on ;i car
lot for \\'eeks unle~s anoth er
1 n v es I ni c n l is rnadc.
J~ortunatcly, in this area the
nc\v car dealers hu11c more
1ha n adequate paint and body
lue1IJ11es. They make this r x·
tra in1·est1nent and the
1 ·1 1~11lrner gets a mul'h finer
11ro(!L1t"L,
model launch. Valiant order"
total 19.67J, eon1pared v.•ith
JJ,48 1 a year ago.
The 1970 Barracuda is a low·
price specialty ca r and the
Valiant Ouster is among com·
p:ict cars.
Arnnng the denlcrs su r11C"yC'd
in all parls nf lhe nation. 7G
percent ~aid the orders 1vril·
ten cilll l'r e,.;ccedcd or equall-
ed the re cord nun1ber ·wril\cn
nn opening: day last year.
Seventy percent or lhc dealers
s:iid the noor traffic in the
dealerships 1vas as large or
!:irgcr thun the record
numbers counled a year ago.
Fi11ance
Briefs
WASHINGTON (UPI)
The Navy has awa rd e d
We5lern Electric Co. an $18
mi lli on con tra c t for
oceanographic research and
development services,
ll.ARTFORD , Conn. IUP I)
United Aircraft Corp·s
Pratt and Whitney Division
has raised the prices of many
of its jet aircraft engines by 5
tu 10 percent. However, the J'I'
9 D engines for the Uoeing 747
superliner arc not affected by
lhc markup.
ROCKING HA~1. N.C. (UPJ)
-Biegel Paper Corp. of New
York annou nced Thursday it is
ready lo~ go ahead with
clcvelopme I of a l .500·acre in·
du slria\ p k in the Hamlet·
Rockingha~ area. The <in·
nouncemen \vas made by
llicgel pres en! William J .
Scharffenberger at a civic Jun·
cheon.
DENVER (UPll
Arncric<in Television and Com·
rnunications Corp. has ob-
tained a franchise to build and
operate a cable television
system al Kissimmee, Fla., to
serve a potential of ~,000
subscribe.rs.
NE\V YORK IUPI)
Mohawk Data Sciences Corp.
has increased to $35 million its
$30 million line of revolving
credit with a group of banks
led by Marine (\.iidland.
\\'ICJllTA (UP I) -Cessna
Air craft Corp. ha s obtained <i
$fi million Air Force cont ract
tu produce 36 tw in jet attack
planes.
AKRON. Ohio (UPI)
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co.
will spend $6.3 million to ex·
pand and modernize its lire
plant in Indonesia.
'41>1•,k•d c .. n~• Co~'' o .. ,. p,1n1,
!ert•ml>t( i' •nd Ot !obf'f 6, n ;c, 19'• 1800·61
LEGAL NOTJCE
1'hroughout lhr eigh t·co un1 .Y
:irr;1. rl'lnil lr11dc h:.1s ;1ddrd
:i.-1.:IOO J11bs and 1\·holcs<.111·
!r;1dr l1as accoun1ed for 6.400
ne11• Jobs fo r a total gain in
trade cinploymenl of 41 ,700 ur
~ 4 percent. Nearly 90 percent
of th!.' 11·hole ar('as 30.700--4.7
Clean. \1·ell·n1aiut11incd cars
::ire al a prem1urn. ;1cenrclini;:
ro onC' nianJgrr. "'Tl11.-: kind of
1·ar is becrJrn1ng hard 11> fint!.''
111: s;1 1·s. "Thl' uwnl'r 11ho ha~
h<td 1hc. forc~IJ.'.lil 1•) l.~·r p t11~
t':1 r in top-n<.Lc h .~1 1:1p1· 11H1 1'
f'r.rnC' oul as nuu h ;1:; ~100-5<1!10
:.head nr thi· 111<111 \\ hu ha~
nl'j;IC<.'ted th1· <o:1111t• or ~11111lur
in;ikr :.nd n10<lcl "
·r11e san1c app:ics to 1110~! nf
1he recoruli lion1ni; rf'quired of
tl'1e new car dealer 1o n1;1kr :1.
1·ar ready. lie 11·ou[d n111eh
prefer !u have !he c;ir go
.. ovl'r the. curb" in he:i!lhy
f"ln11Jtion rathC'r than gel Hl·
1 n\vcd in costly rcpc11rs artcr
:,,1lc
F orcl Switc1ies Tires
SUPERIOR COURT 01' "THE
l l.l.Tli" OF CALIFORNIA FOii!
lHf COUNTY OF DRANO£
No. A .. !O)J
LEGAL NOTICE
P·H1SJ
FICTIT!OU5 NAME CERTfFICl>TE
1•~ oin<1or1•~n•d• CHARLE ~ tiA.Rll.:t,
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r 1~• Coun•~ ol O•~no•. ~Tofo o!
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LEGAL !\OTJCI~
flOTl(E OF M .. ll~NAL"~ ~ .. l,
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c.,,,.,.,,. Co'""'"''"" Pl••nh!I "' Mrs
l!r.APlD J $COTT A>;A. JOAN C SCOTT
o~•-•nt No. 11(1~ 10,,
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NOTICE IS HEREB'f (;IVF I< !~•I ~n
f "d•Y, OctotlOr 71. 19~9, d! l fl(! n"<ID<:•. r r;.. •' h ont ot Courl~•. l61 W•1t l!•n
SI. Cl!Y of Co1i. ~·· <cuntv o• O••no•. '°'''" or C•hfo•ni•. ! wdl "" •1 n>1blk ~,.,11on to 1nr h!qhr~t b•~d-.. •a• r~•h In 1 ... 1ut .....,nt v of lh• Un1t"'1 ~1.ie•. •II lnr
''""'· tltle ""d ln•fr,..t o! '"'d "'dom<'n• tl!'b!<>f In ,... ~!>ow dH(r!""<I ~,...,..,,.., o•
,~ mucll "'"'""' •• ,,,..Y bo n••t•1•• v lo ~•1;,!y "Id ~xt<Utlon. wit~ M.<•ued In·
!O<•>I arod COlh . 011led •I (.,.IS ,...eM, (•ll!nrno~.
~·ol""'bM" 'lS, 1~f.
FllANCIS L. GLASER
M1r1h1I
M!tf!lcln11 Court O••"'~ Ca..ntv H•rDOr Ji;dlcllll Ol~Hl~f
llt L H. Oov1t
~ .... ,,,
M M . Sii.OMAN
""lollft'I tll"9fM1' i1¥l wftf CMYMPk llv•.
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p('rccnl -g:iin in governrncn l
jobs Ol'currcd al slate and
local level s.
LEG AL NOTICE
Today's aulo r11.11 k1't 1~ ;;11el1
ti1;1(. 111nsl bil\t•r:-;, b il 1 !i
1d111h.:s:ilc ;ind r1·IJ1!. dl.ln"t
11:1111 lo l>nlht'r w1l)l 111~· S'•·
(';1l led "<log.;·• 1\ n 11 ! hr r
1nanagl'r ugrecd. •·11ho needs
'cn1 .,
··:\ rough cnr just t:1kes lll"
~price and requires service.
t1 1:1rs h:t rd Hi con1e hy 111
1enns of <in in 11estmrnt for
both thl' d ca I e.. r and
t'll~lto!TIC'I'.''
lie al~o s:ird. '·\Ve prefer 111
p;iy ,1 prt.'1111u111 1or rncrth:1n·
d1~c rll;1l\ bc1·11 1.·n re for lron1
1111• bt·gi11n1ng ., Tt1r npPr:i lnr
111 ;1 usl'd cnr :iur11on !-.:1i d I hat
01c f1rsl thin~ 10 ll!LrocL ;1
Cro ss,vor<l P1izzle
/. ACROSi
1 Slr ik P·
bre~k•r
5 F c11\11!it ri
'i A1rh•1t
rl•s~~1 ·r
14 ForfP1\
lS A(1rlit1
l !. Mr ~I I •
17 S11ot~1tHJ
19 s110 " fl n: 2 wnr d~
20 l~l~·H! rln\p
21 lllu~ll,.Jll">
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C ~r n l:'lt •
?4 US ri.r 1
2!. Hr•h
28 f" IO;!l•d
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t ll.1!.!rl•r
3~ Pt111•\l1 e I
40 R IYf''
10 111~
(•Hjl 1;!1
Chdn11•I 41 P ~r.1d• uro1md
order
42 S!abbnd
44 Sulf•c1 r 11!
Archaic
45 Rtmote
47 Par! or !
contrac1:
2 .... ord s.
4q Road ~·1111
~l RIYer or
EnQland
S2. Rem inde r
54 Hlgldt
1 11vol~rrl
tond1!ion
~q Co m,.,~n man
Ii~ M.1~trr
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Abbr.
10 Cr>m111,1I
ll (tllOl)l'olll w111e cenler
lZ Slupr!y
C II C P
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of ~r"" SO Pl.ut!!r r
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Abbr. to3 Sp.1111~'1
34 T!ilPrl arl•~t
ilmph1 hii1n b·1 lift
35 Liby.1 '<. b7 New Enqlan d
~e1 ghho• St .it ~~;
3 hysltally AlltH .
so1tnd b'I C,111.1rli.111 37 Many; 2 word~ wl1is ~~y
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For Ride Not Record
\\"l1;i t ad1·ice do th1~ t'Xpt•rl;:;
li:111• lur you u11 l)l'!11ni; lop
dnll;1r tor your ~ar ;1l tradc·in
llrnl'" Loni. after !hcrn. :-i;iy!o.
tht' Car C;irf' Council. If you
crca<;e a fender. havl' ;1
<1t1ahficd hocly n;an repair ::ind
p<iint it. Keep your C"ar clc::in.
to pre11enl accun1ulation of
~;ilt and other deposits, ro:id
~··unr. etc. Vrry irnpnrtnnt 1<;
I. r r pi n ~ mcchanic:.il con1·
pn11ent'5 ur 1(1 snuff. T::.-nl it
J1~1· :1 nu•n1ht'r of lhc [;1 m1l.v.
lf \OU look .i ft cr 1\ con·
:-,,1cn1t1Ju~ly, yol1·re likt·ly In
gt'l your 111011L'.V buck lh:it you
.s1K'nt 1111 repait's and pnsi;ibly
11·1th llllf't"C~l.
* * * CJlllYSLER·PLY~I OUTll
OFF TO GOOl.1 STAHT
('h r,v~lcr·Plyn1outh f)ivis 1nn·
dc:i lcrs acro:::s lhr eountry
:ire n·port1ng an nu !,1;u1ding
introduelion fnr the l!liO rnodrl
car~. a !>urvcy shf!\\f't! lnd:1y.
·rhr nt'\11 Chry s ler s ,
l'h 1n11t1!h~ ;:ind !111pf'n;1ls \1Tnl
,,q o;;:il!' ~rpl :::1 iJnd d•·:ilr rs 1n·
cl il"'o1t<'d 111;1\ fl(lor lrnlf1<; :ind
nrtlo •r" i •xcecrlt~d nr r qu11llf'li
1h1· 1 Pc1•rrl r;1tes ;11 1h1· hei;in·
11111'! 111(ill'1!)1;9 innd!'l \1'.•r
· ·1 h1~ i·nt11u\1;1~t11; rre1•p11rin
i~ ;111 11ul1c-.tl<1r of ;1 -rroni.:
111 ;1 1 l.t•t 1 .. r a11lo111uh1h·~ 111 !he
("1\1)111 1)~ fl\1111111~.·· ! ;11·n11 f..
\\' h 1 I 1•, t'hry .;lrr-f'l~•n1011lh
llil 1,1011 gt•nrro1I 1na11<1gcr,
sa1rl. ''\\"c arr 1•nlcring 1he-
11c1\ rnc1dl'I year 11nlh thr best
h~l :1nc1·d hneup \1·e e\'('r ha\·c
brou~ht lo 111:-irkct.
.. [)C"11 lrr~ arr rernr l in~
p;1rl1eult1rly goo(! rc s-pnn~c hy
!he public 10 the aJl.nc.1v
l'll'111n111h B,11-r<lt'11da on d
V;;ll an1 Du.~lc l". Ord<'r~ !"<'Ct•iv·
t•d th rougl1 uprning day f11r our
C:tll·nt'\Y cars in lhe 8 .'lrracuda
;11111 \"alianl lines are at all-
lin1c tughs," \\'hit~ rrported.
I le :1ddrd that 17 .55:! Bar-
r.1rucl ;1~ are nn (lrder as corn·
pared \\'ilh i.729 at last yrar's
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~n1rmthcr ride -not greater
rcliabih1y -is the apparent
reason behind the. Ford ~!otor
Co's. partial switchback to
rayon tires.
Thousa nds of the rayon
tire~. shunted as"1dc v.·hrn the
:iulro 111t!11;:;trv swilrhrd lo
pnl .. \·csler-J 1bC"igl:iss be l t c rl
11res for 1970, h:nc
b!'rn ordered ror Fon1c of lh"
nrw niodc! c.or$. t he
automJkcr an nounced ~lon ·
day.
U.S. Forest
Revenues
Apportionecl
St:11r Conlrollcr Jlou.stoo I.
Flou rn oy h n s appor\loned
51:l.700.965 an1ong till' 39 coun·
ltC'S sh:'l rinf! in 1968 ·69
rt"·1·cnucs fn!ln CnitetJ SLatPs
J-'or1 ·~t Hr.~ervt•s.
This \1·;1s $7.09.1.883 grralrr
lh rui rhe ;1 ppurt10111nent for 1he
pr(•\ 1ot1s-\t':1 r, :1n 1ncr1·:1:-c u(
fl2 ~h prrl't'lll. l"li)urnny said.
'flh· ;ippor!H 1n11u·nl represents
:!.i p1·r~·l'll! or the 101;:1 1 Federal
re\l'llliL'S n.•cc11·i:d fr om forc~t
resc r1 cs in California during
Ille fiscal yea r C'nded .June 30.
Thl' r I counties with the
:o;mnllest populations received
:M.65 percent of the tot<i l ap·
portioned , th e cnn t roller
:-iointed out. Alpine, Monn,
Sierra. Maripo.~a, ~1 o doc ,
Trinity, Amador, Calavera~.
i'lu1na~. Inyo and Colusa
counties have less than one·
hal f ol one percent of thr
slatC""s population but th ry
conl;11n J~.8.'> percent or the
to\~11 forest reserve area in thC'
s-t:1lc :ind accounted f or
s 5. 4 4. o , I 6 6 of the ap·
pcrlionment
One-half of the amount ap-
portioned lo f!ac h counly 1;:;
<icpositr.d in its County School
Sc.r\"!Ce Fund. Rnd onc·halr of
it s County Road Fun .
Orange County "s sharr. \vas
$1,778.
All Mekn-All Model1
"Wh•r• 5ervic•
M1~•1 th• Difl •r•11c•"
I 0••119• (t11f!IY 4111 C:U"l*J Or.
111'1 JM.Jilt I NtwPO<I I<~.
I
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BEST
9 OFFICES TO SERVE 111• DAllY PILOT ollat1 '"'"'"
ALL OF ORANGE CO. ol th• b~1+ le ~•u•••· bv •'•u~I
"--!:" _ •u•vey of ,,.d.,., •••ilabl1 ••
~ 1 ,n~ ll•w1p•P•• In i he 111 tie"·
The decision. 11 For rl
~pok('sman cn1pha sized, l~'a.<:
detennined on the basis of
ride>. not reliability.
Rayon tires, accarding lo
Firestone, one or the com·
panies !ronl which Ford
ordered the tires, give a
dur;ibility e<JUal to Iha~ of
polyester.fiberglass tires, but
pro \·ide snHer. mnre vi bra-
ti11nless ride throughout their
l!fl'.
T h ,., p n lyes\C'r·fibcrg l<lss
tire.~ liave bC'en cri ticized for
breaking: 1!own rapidly under
lu~h heat and e;i using ·what
\\'<IS labeled •·c:itaslrophic"
failures. The Na ti on a 1
H1gh\\·ay SafC"ly Bureau has
h('en investigating l hose
cl1arges.
Ford i;aid Firestone would
hegln rlelivering limited quan·
lil ies or the rayon tires in two
si1.es for use on Ford station
11·:1gons and full s11.e Ford and
flfercury cars. Uniroya l is
schedull'd In begin deliveries
nf 111c sa me kind of tires in
J\1 {)\ • f'tll hf'f.
COOll \'ear Tire and Rubber
C.'i., 111l-original rlevelopcr nf
the pnlyester-fibcrgla.~s bell
tirr~. has switched 11s entire
prodllt tion to those ma1er1als.
It reportedly has no pl ans to
~11·1t(h baek.
Ford spokesmen said !he
c:ir builrler had full confidence
1n lhe safely of the polyester·
f10crglass tires and wa s using
the rayon l!res only on a few
models.
Beer Bre,vs
$85 Million
Fo:i; Taxes
If you wonder why the ZS.
cent glass or beer is vanishing
from the Southland scrne. con·
sirlcr !hr. fact lhat brew
drinkers have p:1id $85 million
in taxes so far this year.
A total or $74.7 million went
1o the (ederal government
\vhich impose5 a $9 per barrel
<'XC'i$e tax on beer, while
Califnrnia·s $1.24 per barrel
rate netted $10.3 million.
c:eroge \V. Ososke, executive
''ice preisdenl of th e
California Brewers' Associa·
lion, contends that this tax is
J)a id hy cusromer:o; in 1he form
uf highC'r retail prices.
lie and oter l n d ust r y
spokcs1nen believe the excise
111x on beer i.~ unfa ir and
disc.riminatory, because it is
n11t applied tfl other food and
(!rink ilems bough t by most
adults.
Brer consumption, by th e
\r;iy. was ur slightly during
lhC' first six months of 1969,
c::on1parrd to the pnor year.
:-:ifl -in 1n:iny cases -~·as
the. price.
THE NEEDLE
'
IS MIGHTIER THAN THE PEN
And the m a n who
know.t ju.st how to turn
the phrase to get th•
moit out of th• barb U
DAILY PILOT column-
ist S¢ne11 Haf'TU. lie mu been called the
modern • da11 H e n r y
M enck en . If you're
ready for his use of the
acid ad je c t~ve and
th ough t . provoking
prose to give 11ou the
needle , •• if you want
to find .something to
think about in what you
read , •. if you have o
sen.se of humor, you
b e l o n a with readers
who deHght in telling
others what .. S11d said"
fn one of the nation's
most • quoted columns.
Some Sample Barbs
Recently ~Thrown
By S ytlney Harris:
"On• of th• higl'M1t ~id Jobi In Am•ric1
consists of 1t1nding up in front of 1 mic·
rophon•, Mp1r1ting the good r.cords
from the bid °"" -and pl1ying the
bid one1.''
"Ifs sad but true that while alcoholics
are the best argument for abstinence, 50
many a~tainers are equally effective ar·
gument for a little drink now and then."
11Mott of th• to-c•lled 'lncomp1tlbillty' In
m1rri199 tpring1 from the fact th1t to
most men, ux it •n 1ct; while to 111
women, it i1 en emotion. And thl1 differ·
enc• in 1ttitude can be bridged only by
love."
"The sole diffe rence between 1 'dedica-
ted crusader' and a 'nosy reformer' con-
sists in our agreement or disagreement
'''ith his objectives.''
"Th• most ••plo1lve combln1tlon In the
world c:on1ists of 1inc:1rity 1dded to
Ignorance."
"\Vhenever I am ttl'e recipient ot sn ex·
cessively hearty handshake, I suspect
Mr. Muscles is trying to !';ell something,
hide something, or prove 1omething."
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('!J:illl·ngrr Ylleht Curp. J1a,\ llector B;:iJJestcr n av a! Laud('rdale, Fl;1. -·-..... been forn1t'd 111 Southern
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Stem , fonnc.r prei;1dcnt of
\\'ayf<1rrr (!slander J Yacht
Cprp.
archlleel. Prcs1de11; of N. 1\.
Associates of Long Beach,
California, has designed a line
of four high performance
unusua lly r corny , Jibcrg!ass
s a i I bo a ts for Challeng~r.
Included are Lhe 26, 32. 37. and
.Jt footers. Challenger's west
coast faclor y 1s loc:iled in Los
Angeles ant! the ca:-it coa~L
tac!ory is pla1111l'd for f ort
Stern r rporls that I he
forrnat vr the Challenger
Yacht, combines quality, the
n1o~L recrnl developn1enls in
engineering ~tructura\ design
!Jr J}{'ffor1n~nl"C and unu~u;il!y
roomy in le rlo r ac·
comrnotlatluns. A goal for the
·!-'flpany JS to prod uce its lino
\\'ilh a mu1inuinl or l\i'.ltT:lnty
problems.
Sears
NEARING FINISH ~ '{ach ts jn the 1-'aei fic llandicap J{acing l·'leet dlvision
<lri\·c tO\\ard f1n1.-.h of .\lan11 tns l3ay .-\rgos.v after strong northeast \1'lnds
d1 n11111:.h HJ S<.1tu1dciy's race Jron1 Nc11 port to :\la 1n1tos B.:iy. ____________ ,
.Ar gosy Race Yacht s
Fig l1t WaY'varcl Wi11d s
'\hf'n h1n .-.a1hn,; ~.1chts
1nt:rt head on. bolh 11 1th ~pin·
11.:lkrrs fly111g. ...kippers and
rrt'\11' ;ire lr:el111cd lo 11uc~1ion
1hr 1111al1l~' uf drink~ 1hc.v h:.id
lhr night brfurf' ur s1vc:ir l o
b~ p;i~.~ Ilic b.ir ;.1ftcr 1hc r;1rc
l'i Ol i;I'.
Th:1I 11(1~ \\ll' l'>l (\1 Ul11Jn
S;1t11 rd;iv 1n ;\c11 pon Oc1·:in
:ia!l1ng ;\ssoc1:.i11un ·' ,\larn1t11'
Bay ,\rgosy \1·hr11 111nds blr1v
allt'rnatr!v lrorn t\'t'r}' pn1nl
of thr · r ornpass ;1nr1
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apart.
Thi· rarr ;il·luallv ~t:1rlt·1!
\1·1th ;1 hrts k siJlllhe:i~lf'r hln11·
111,i:: 111 1he v1 r1n11.v of Balboa
Pier. prnrnp!1 ng 1nurr 1IF111
<inc :.kiPrt'r In call tor <t chulc
soon ;ifrrr 1h•· ~l:i rt. Tbh
proved <l 1sJstt·ruus ~· lc•11· 1n1n·
111cs latt•r 11·hcn <1 roanng San-
1:t Ana \\hi.q ll'd ;u·r•1:-<; the S:1n·
1;1 Ana H11rr Jt•t\1'. The 1·cn1·
nanls uf n1orc !ha·n one ehu !!•
11 t rf' ~rcn s1rr;in1ing lron1
111;1;.1he:ids like a colorful pcn-
n.1nt.
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coursr. 1h:it yachls_ in 1hc
Oce ;1n Racing chvis1on 11·ere
n1eetin g head on v.'i\h spin·
ni1kcrs billowing.
Sund<JJ ·:; r;icc hon1c fro1n
r\l.:11~\1tos B;:iv 11 as sor:1e wh;1t
no r 1n ;:i 1 .il ~ a b r i s k
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~)cta11a. :r.!\1pprred by Ste1c
B;rriiard 01 1\e\\'porl Harbor
Y;1rht Club The vacht 11·;1s
f1r.1t In l1n1~h ;1nri' «orrcrtcd
11111r 1r1nnrr 111 both r;icc..;.
ht';"llJn~ out a flee t nf four
l"11l11n1b1;i.50~ Phil lln::inf'·.~
new Cal·29 Serrna (ruin Nll\'C
wun S01turda1"s race in the
Tl!1d1.wt Occ·;l11 R;icing Fl{'('l
cllv1~1on. hut buvoed 10 L('C
1·11on1pson·s Bay Bee on the
rc!urn raec Su nd;:iy.
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fialhua Yac!ll Clu b 11·as the
l'!J RF 11·1nnrr 011 Saturrl;:iy's
r;1ee <lnd Force Se v e n ,
r·o.<;kippcred by Ron Col gan
;ind Stu J.indt'r vf Los Angelf's
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th1· rt'lurn trip .
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MON. THRU THURS.
SPECIAL!
FREE
WASH
WITH ANY
FILL UP
ALL CREDIT CARDS ACCEPTED
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Winds Dip;
Lido Hosts
Fall Regatta
Bill l\lcCo rd of Balboa Yachl
Club edged Dir k Lineberger of
Alamitos Bay Yacht Club Sun-
day !o 1~·in ABVC"s 5th annu;1!
i.Jd{l·l4 lnvi t;it ional. fl1cCo rd·s
n1a rgin of victory 11·as threc-
quarters of a point.
The 67 sk ipper~ in lwo
ctassrs 11·crc hil v.·i1h \\'Inds
ranging from t~e ridiculous to
the sub!in1e on Salurd<1y as a
gu~1y nnr'easte r crun1pled
rnas!s and ca psized boa ls in
the first race and dropped to
near ze ro in Lhe second.
\\"eathc r for the final rares
(Jn Sunday \1'as ne;:ir normill.
Thcrr 11•('fC :ll bo;its in Class A
;:1nd 36 in Class B. The Class U
11·i11nt'r 11•as Arkic Hauck ol
ABYC. Final rcsulls:
CLASS A -( 1) Bill r-.1cCord.
BYC: t21 Oick Lineberger.
ABYC; (3) Harry \Vood.
r\BYC: (41 Pete JeHerson,
r.!BVC; i5J Don Robertson,
ABYC.
CLASS B 11) r\rkic
llau ck. ABY C: t2J Evan
Tll cDov.·cl!. ABY C; 13) Bill
C'un1n1in g..;. r\BY C: 141 Stan
Sen!l. ;\UYC, \5 ) John Peters.
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U.S. Record No Solace for Hungry T·oomey
By GLENN WIDTE
Of n.. ~Uy P1191 11111
LOS ANGELES -Bill Toomey had
ju:.1 become the third highest decathlon
scorer in world history, erasing the
Ame ricao reeord of 8,230 v.·ith an im·
posing 8,277 point total ror his two days of
com petition at UCLA this weekend.
Yet he was clearly disappointed with
his score and di ssatisfied Yi"ith himself. So
much so, in fact, he is seeking another
decathlon within two weeks.
"I just wish I had another chance:· he
said after finishing the two days of con1·
petilion by running the l ,500 meters in
4:28.4.
Had he run 4:22.J, he \.\'otJld own the
world record today.
He was so visibly shattered by near-
miss al the global standard U1<1l he need
not have spoken to convey his disappoint·
menl J\tonths <>f preparalion and two
days of competition had all gone for
naught -gelling U1e U.S. mark v.·af no
solace.
Ile sat in the middle of U1c red tartan
track for several minutes. gulping water
and pulling his sweat suit on. Then 1ve
\.\1alked around the track and the post·
mortem began.
•·1·m in such great sha pe I hate to
quit," he said.
Toomey had annouiiced he was quitting
after the meet at UCL.A. But now it ap-
pea rs his retirement endurat :1hout ~ix
1ninutes .
The Laguna Beach Ol ym pil' rharnpl:Jn
feels that ii score of s,wo is wnh1n 111:>
reach . which v.·ould surpass Kurt
Bendlin 's world be i.t of 8,319.
"I niade some 1nisla ke:. in 1hts
decathlon.'"" he staled. "I i::ot drprcss<'cl
niter high ju1np1ng 6·2'~. 1'1e done 6·6
four tin1cs and had hoped to go ut !cast G-
4.
.. I lost my step in the pole \ aul! 1r!a•n I
\1•as go111g for 13-5 1 ~. Hut I dill11 'I r(•11l11r
what \\'as \.\'l'ong until iny !tllrd lr_v ;it
that height ." 'foon1ey hart t·leared 1 [.~.
12-5' 2 and 13-11 ~ 11·i1h such rasc that a
appeared he w::1uld be able 10 gu I~ let•!.
nut perhaps lhe gra1·est ~rror carnc tn
!hat deci::::ive i ,~.
'l'oon1ey and 1hi:• 300 or su !ans .,.,•ho had
H1rnctl out Sa\urda)'. knew 1t wuuld t;,kc
a ~:22 :I to get the 6·1:! llOJJ1ts he needed !u
toppll' 13endhn·s record.
He had the benefit ul running against
.it'ff 13annish•r. a frllO\I' Cilp;1blr Of 4 !2 .
Uut as it lurne1l out. ha\ ing Uannister 011
lht' Lrack 11 as a tlb:istrr.
Too1ncy r;.ul :i l1'Jn cndn11s i6·~Ct'!•ud
fir~[ lap -~IX (I) eight Sl'('OlldS Sl(Jll'l'r
1ha11 hi' h;Jd hoped fcir. A~ unf' offll·1al
:-;11d l;dt•r. "I li iukcd :1l niy wt1lcll , .<;;iw 76
-"l't·o11ds ;init s::iitl to inyi.e!f. 'that's JI,
good bye.'"
Toon1ey·~ brother Uick (+chul·tl lhl' ul·
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111.:1<11, "they're slow. too dan1n slow ," he
$Jill 11·hcn that first lap tin1e was given.
J<ccalls 'J'oo1ncy .. J{·ff told rne
1•1•r1ylh1ng wai. IK'dect <i1ll·r 11c hat! run
220. I kn ow now \h31 It v.·;.is a n11s1akt' In
uS<' the JUdgrnt'nt uf :invthrr runner. I
l>hould h;n •r ru n nl~ 1111 n race.
··1 can run <t ti3 ur iU-~ct·vnU rir~t l~p
ll'Jlh !10 ~ll't'.~\."
Ba11n i,tt-r li<.1d -;;_11(! hl'rnrt• thr ract• th<Jt
he would lry to run 70 :;etonds for each of
the r1rst I lire~ laps. Uut ht eautioned !hat
he ll'as a p:ior Judi::c of pac(+ :ind l1 rged
tha\ 'J'uo111l'Y be 1n~trueled tu run hi s own
stvlc race.
;1 s 1t turnci..I out, H a n n Ls t e r ' l
ohservance should have Deen heeded.
They came throug h the 880 in 2:29 •..
~0111e 19 seeonds slower than lhe experts
\1ould like lo ha\'e seen. And by then they
11·ere l<Y.1 far off pace for Toomey 10
1n:ike 11p lhe difference.
As it 11·as, Toomey turned In some
spark'ing efforts. Saturday. He ran the 10
n1('\l'r high hurdles in l~.5. tying a
ld!'L111H' best. llis di scus lhro11• of 150-1 1
was also one or las best ever_ And there
\\i'S nothing 11·rong with the javelin toss
of 2!0-: or tha t 1,500 clocking.
It wa s just tha t final score that proved
so frustrating.
Met s Sl1oot
F 01· Cli11cl1e1~
TollayinNY
J'\F.\V 'YORK IA Pl -''If 1 had bec11
told before the seri es slar!erl \.\'C'd get six
and five runs off (,Jcrrv) Koosman and
!Toni) Seaver, I "·ould h-ave !hough! \\'e'd
sweep the series," says Atlant a's I-lank
Aaron.
Instead, the Braves, champions of the
National Leaguc·s \\'es t Division, move
into the home of !he Ne1v York ~1els -
Shea Stadiu m ~after losing the first hro
gan1es at home.
Ho1•>'evcr. the Bra\'es v.·eren't read y lo
play dead ev en th ough the ~l ets 11·011
eig ht or thclr 12 n1eetings during the
regular season.
··rin not conceding.'' said 1nanager
Lun1an Harris of the Braves. "If I wa5
playing One-Eyed Cat I 1fouldn 't con·
cede."
Nei the r were the i\lets lalking_aboul ii
s11'eep. but Koosman v.·as confident of
\'iclory.
Shea Stadiurn began filling early today
\1'lth the usual J\lct Ian -the long su f-
feri ng banner-<"arrirr 1\'ho suddenly ha5
found he can take pride in lhe club, and
11roved it hy a!n1ost virtually tearing up
!he place the night the J\1ets clinched the
i\ational League East lillc.
The t'Xhilarated fans lore up patches of
J:rass for trophi<'s. took horne piece.; of
lhe scoreboard a~ keepsa kes and ripped
Ull e1·er.v base e~cC'pt fir st in a wild
t't·lebration.
They pr~bably \l.'\ll make sure they get
lh<it, too. if the ~!el.!! finish it off todav
\1·he n Gary (;entry \!3·12) goes againSt
1~a1 Jarvis (1 3·11 J.
Today is Gentry's 23rd birthday and \hi!:
12Lh day after his pennant-clinching vic-
tory for the ti.tels in the National League
East.
"The 1\'ay 11·e are hitting J hal'e all !hr:
ronfidcnce that 11·e \l'ill get another 11in,"
Koosn1an said .
.. Our boy.~. I think, are undcrrat!'d as ,..
J1itting ball club," said J\1anag er Gil
Hodges of 1hl' J\·lels.
"Naturally I thought our pi1 ching would
be l>ettcr lhan it has been but they send
up some pretty good stick n1en. We're
fortunate our boys \\'ere hitting."
LAGUNA OLYMPIC CHAMPION BILL TOO MEY WINS THE 400 METERS AN D GETS OFF A GOOD SHOT PUT 0 N WAY TO U.S. DECATHLON RECORD Aa ron belled a three-run homer In the
rifLh Sundav when Atlanta rallied for fh·e
runs and tfimmed the New York lead to
9·6 .
Martin Seek s
Pl11 g for Dike
Aft er 1-0 Loss
r.ll NNl::APOLJS.ST. PAt:L (APl-En1-
batt!ed Billy r.lartin, squeezed and pinch·
ed into a dark comer in the American
Uague's champinnship pl ayoffs, cal\ed
on burly Bob tl1illcr, a refugee from the
f\·linncsola bullpen. to plug the dike to·
I.lay against the irrepressible Baltin1ore
Orio\(>~.
But the Orioles, holding a pat hanrl
follO\.\'ing th eir second suddrn·dra1h \'ic-
tory in the best-of·5 .!>erics. didn't intent!
to let Mart in's Tv:ins oH the hook .
"\lle'l•e been dov.'ll before and we·ve
come back." 1.1 artin ~aid Sunday at
Baltimore alter the Orioles nipped his
club ]..{) in 11 innings on Curt r.101ton's
run-scoring pinch single and the gulsy,
three·hil pllching of Dave ti.tcNatly.
"It's been a malter of inches. 'Vl10
kllO\\'S ? '1.'e can still tie it up and win.•·
The \'iclory, 24 hours alter Paul Bl air
beat ti.1innesota 4-3 vdth a 12th inning
l'!queeze bunt, left the Orioles one step
from the World Series as the East-\\ .. ::sl
playoff shifted to the Tw.ins' park. .
Game lhr~ pitted J\.111lcr. a Na llonal
League castoff and one.·lime relief
specialisl. vdlh a 5-5 regu lar season
record , against Jim Palmer. \\'ho lopped
a 16-4 comeback for the Orioles by hurl-
ing the An1e rican Leagues only no-hitter
t 11·0 months ago.
ti.1illcr, a 6-1 right-hander. stepped into
the breach for the Tu•ins lhis year when
injuries depl eted J\lartin's starting align-
meJJl He won five of si x decisions a'I a
starter and hurled the \\'est Division title
cUnchcr on Sept. 22.
Palmer, a shutout winner over Sandy
Koufax in the 1966 series -when he was
jusl 20 years old -made a remarkable
about-face for the runaway East Division
kings alter a two-year run of arm trou-
ble.
.. \\'e·re In good shape. 'l'ilh Palmer
going ." Orioles' manager Earl "'·caver
understated. "•!e's our best. percentage
pitctx-r "
Lef ty Pick s ilf ets to W in Se ri e.~
Why Toomey Missed Mark
II 0lyf"1 pic 1IC'cath!on gold mcdah~t Bill
Toomcv 11ere less or a ro111pc t11or he
p·ight i1a\·c gotten the v.orld rrcortl tn tu!>
\1·eck,,nd competition at UCL1\.
And if he "'t're less of a compc1itor he
n·,ight have stuck w1lh tus Frid;iy ;in-
nouncC'menl tha t he v•ould retire fvlluw-
1ng the UCLA meet. 1rorld standard or
no
Had the JJ.year·old school teachrr lx'rn
11 ,,.. kind or guy who could 1~·nrk tum~C'lt
11p to liietime best efforts ~in1ply to bear
a clock or a tape measure, he surely
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wnuld have bagged the elusive glob.ii
standard of 8,319 poinl'I currently held by
West Gennany's Kurt Bendlin -a fel101v
Toomey defeated 49 weeks ago in the
Olympics.
As Track and Field New s publisher
Bert Nelson con1mentcd d u r in g,
Satu rday's events, "It just isn't !he same
!or Bill \\'hen thc1 ~·s no one to seriously
push or pull him." There was no pressu re
In bring out th at extra little bit of effort
tlia t's required for breaking \vortd
records.
Toon1ey's closes t competitor wa s J eff
Bannister, who lagged some 600 poi nts
behind when flnal scoring tabulation had
been completed. giving an American
rernrd score of 8,277 to the victor.
"Net 77 !" Toomey said when informed
of his score short ly after the 1.~
meters. ''That mean~ I missed ha ving the
hest se<>re in the world this year by a
point (actually he missed by tw·ol.
"f hate being SC{'()nd (East 1;erman
,Joachim Kirsl leads \.\'i lh 8,2i9l. I know 1
f'ar. beat Kirst and Bendlin. I did it in the
Olympics. If 1 had the money I'd fly
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lhr US. !>1andard.
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l.ot:1tlor.
At f1r s1 reflection 1hc itlr;i nr H11,.l111·
Allen joining !he Angels l<>r 1hr 1:1;11
baseball c;impaign sce1ns rrdicu lous Al·
len has a less than glittering n•p111;1!1on
\\'hen 1l con1t,,; 10 JlClting <tlong v.ith n1an-
agers and v.·hat guy interested in a1·ohl·
Fears
Hy 110 \\'AllO L. HA\\'UY
LOS ANG~.:LES -Only l,\VO l('an1s 111
the National Football Lea gue ren111111
undefeated and coach Torn F'cars or the
New Orleans Saints isn't sure the Harns
arc the belier of the lwo.
t•ears' Sainls uropped a '.l6·1i (!f'ei sion
to the Rams Sunday al thr Coliscu1n
They also lost lo Dallas a week earlier.
21-17.
"The R;ims arc abo11l n11 it prtr 11·ill1 !hr
Cowboys," Fears ~a.v~. "llf' r,aincd Ii'-..~
ya rda;:e :1ga inst the Co11·bn~-: than 11c 11111
;1,1?.ainsl the Ran1s ant.I v.c tl'lcrl more r11n-
nings plars last \\l'Ck .'' the :o;;i1nt t·ut11·h
sa,·s
' Afier ailtn1111n~ lli.· fl.1n1s ;ire a r.:1wwl
football learn, the former Los Angrlrs
Ing r<•nllu·I v,!!l!ld 1,,1,1· t,11 1hr tt1111lf'r·
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liefs ''* l\ i11 Se1°if"s
l.t·ll.v Ph illips hos appatl'ntl y pit•kr1l
thr .\lets lo \\·in the \\'orld St'rie~. v.·hich
hrin l!:S a!trern1ent fron1 this corner.
Th<' An1crica n LeaJ?;ue has J?:Ood hillini:
an1t runninJ?; divlsional C'han1pions. Bui in
" Se \'f'll·J?:<llne l)('tiPS il's pitching Iha\
r:1y~ off. And the i\lcts h<l\'C that.
Raps LA
r11d tn1npla111ctl about illegal coverage nf
p:1~~ rctc1vcrs
··Our pla~·r-rs 11·cre hrld. !at•kltd anti hit
h~forc lhr b;ill ;irrived, {Dave) Parks
11,1s tackled 1n the l'tld znnc and the ball
11l·nt uver lus head. (Andy I Livingston
11a;. held twice 011 backfield pass al·
lcrnJ11s "
f3cing a ronner end himself, he 11·as
at;ked If 1h i.~ s:1rnc th ini: ilidn'l hold true
11h('n he 11lnyc1I. "Yt·s. but I would lik e 1l
ln be 11 lit!lv hir more erp1itablr." he $>Lid.
F'r11rs >11111 cr1nch (;l'nrg,.. Allen or tht·
H11n1 s ro11t11rrrd 11n onr: li11n.~
.. r l\':J<; i111prpo;~l':I \1 irh 13111 Kiln1r·r
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Bags U.S. Pri x
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Bec;iu~c ,Jfichcn ll1nclt playrd it cool. he
lntl;iy u1vned his first t.:ra11d l 'nx Chan1·
p10n.'>h 1p, S5U,flW :ind a grin that strctchc~
;icro ss h1.~ l'raggy fa cc.
ThC' 2!l·vc:ir·iild ."i ustrian ha11 lrd .Jackie
Stc11-.1 rl nt Lngl;inrl for 35 l:1ps SuntJa y
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lu ·t .. 11· ;1 H~l 111~1 plus t1irno111 al the Glen
tr;•<'k
Slt'11:1rt dropp1"l 11111 ilfl(·r :i:, l<ip.~ \\'hen
1,1._ ,\lalr.1.f orit 1'ng1nc <11111 ;inrt set thr
:-1.1gc for a lhrrt"ll'<lY battle fnr :o-ccond
pl:1ec !h:tl Pnilcd ll'i1h Pil'rs Courage of
l·:ngtand cinl·rging victorious.
.John Surte~'s. :i!so of England. 11'a.~
th ird ahe;1d of .Jack Brabham of Aus·
tr:ilia, Pl'dro lloclriguez of J\lexico. Silvio
.\lose r ni Switzerland, ,Johnny Servoz·
Gavin of .francc.
Surlrcs ttruve a BRM. Rodriguez a
F('rrari. 1he only one in !hr race and
J\loscr ;ind Ser1·oz.Cav1n Brabharn-Fords.
"Me f Aaron) ah,·ays has been a naslv
frllow \l'ilh !he bat ," said •lodges. •· :r
n1<'an that as a co1npliment. He's a crl'<lit
to the game."
Cleon Junes and Art Shamskv had
th1·ee hits apiece for Ne\v York as Lhe
Jllr!s rlubbcd sb; Atlanta pitchers for IJ
hll.<:
.Junes ahnost scored a fourth hil !hat
11 vuld have hurt 1hc Jllel s. It happened in
!hC' se1·<'nth 1nn1ni; ll'h<'n he drilled a foul
hall do \1·n the third bast' line that iust
1·lra rt'd thr head of To1nmie Agee, "'ho
11 as attt'mpt1ng to steal home.
.. [heard hun cn1ning but didn't knO\\' ir
he 1v,1s coming all the \l'ay or bluffing,"
Jnncs said. "! looked up crt Tommie and
:;wung-the bnt to delay the catcher and t
11 it tl1(: balL I didn 't see the ball."
''That ball 11,cnt right Ol'er m.v head ,"
~aul Agee. "I \1•osn·t scaretl untll it 11·a~
all O\'Cr. There 11'as no sign. I 1venl on my
own. I "'alchrd Cecil Ups ha1v a couple of
tunes and thought I could make it."
Se\'eral pitches later, J one! rapped a
home run and Agee go t a few minutes lo
recover from the shock in the J\lets
dugout.
••\Ve've got one fool in the grave an ct
v.•e've p:ol to get up off our rears aod play
base ball or get beal," said Harri!.
The Braves' rna nager said he cou kln't
understand 1vhy his team was playing
poorly, especially on defense.
Pass Coverage
1hro11· as WC'll as any quarterback in lhe
!c~1g11c ·
The Hanis presented gaine balls to
three pla.vers including co-<aptain Eddie
~lcadur. The ca pl ains usually pick the
pl ayers 1\•ho are lo receive the coveted
game balls but lhis lime J\teado r ~·as
presented with one along "·ith Jack Snow
and Alvin ll ay1nond.
Sno1v caught three touchorhrn passc~
i11t'l11d1ng nnc for i~ yards 11•hilc llayn1ond
ag:iin sparkled in the kick return deparl-
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:.1.1 11>11 l'f'!tios n11s~rd lhe gatn" v.·ith ;i
~pr;1inrd tne although he could h\11·r
p1;1y1•1l 1f nercs·;1r.1 lla~mond suffered a
h1f!·[)!1111t 1tlJury but is f'Xpec lcd to pla y
11r"1 11!'rk 111 s.111 Vr;inei~co.
ti.le ;idnr ha~ hC'C'll playi11g 11·ith a pin-
chcU ner\ c 111 lu.s nct·k for four "'ee ks an<l
Bob Brown bru ised his right knee ~un
day. Both will be back against lhe 49<'rs.
Ga briel \1•as si ngled out for Allen·~
praise along v.•ith Charlle Co\.\·.an wlm did
a good job on Saint right end Doug
Alkins.
The Ran1s now lead the Coastal
Div ision by two fuJI games. The 49era
came from behind to tie Washington Sun-
da)' after Jo:i;ing thei r firs t two aame5..
And this has Allen w·orried.
"\'i'e h11ve j\1Sl 24 hours lo enjoy thi:J
victory ... v.·as hi s parting remark .
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By HO\\'ARD L. llA NDY
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Dial B for the !Alden \\'est Colle8 e of.
r ensc and Lake your choice >A' hen the U·
Bovs begin their march.
\\'ith Tony Bon\ve\J running the rollou t
optio11 play lo perfection, trailed by
Chadic Buckland. lhe Rustlers shutout
arch ri\·al Santa Ana Saturday night, 17-0.
Throw in kicker Bob Bess for a third B
.11nd you have the romplete :icoring ?ic-
t11re. Bess ron11<'CtCd on a »yard f1ehl
"'Val attempt for a school record. lie also
kicked two conversion point!>.
Buckland scored bolh Colden \Vest
touchdowns on bursts of 17 and four yards
as coach Ray Shackleford 's club stayed
niosllv on the ground to clefeat the Dons.
OutWardly happy with the Rustler
defense, the Golden \Vest toach ~ys :
"OUr def~e played another greal
game. 1 don 't \\'ant to single out any
particular playt>rs. I just tho_ught they all
did an outstanding job against -tough
team. . •·Jt wasn 't our game plan to suck to the
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HOSTS CA L POLY
liC Irvine "·ater polo forces roll out the
"·elcom e mat for Cal Poly, Pomona,
Tuesday aftemoo~ at 3 30 alter th e
Anteaters "·ere t\•ILC't. defeated Satu rda y
in the Northern California open tourna-
n1ent. Coach Ed Nev.·lan<i"S grou p look a 7-2.
thumping from n~tional A~U outdoor
champion DeAnza 1n the s~1n11!~a1: th~n
fell to the University of Cahforn1a, 1·5, trl
th e duel for third place.
liCl never led 1n either till.
Scoring for the Anteaters ag_ainsl De
Anz.a "·ere Steve Fanner and Jim Br ad-
burn. B d Tanking goals against Cal w_ere ra •
hum and Farmer wit h t11.""0 apiece whil e
Rich Ea!'lon made one.
Colle~iate
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Grid Score~
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grow1d but wha te..-er '.l"e need to 11 in is
the "'ay v.e'll pl<ly 1hcni.
··\Vht·n Tony starts calling the µla1·s
hin1st'I!. he 'll probably throw rnorc. \\'hC 11
I rnlled a 1.·ouple of p~s plays aga11lSL
Sant:.i Ana, he niay have fOl"gotten thu
pal!ern our rec:?t\•er \1ould run and he
haJ a couple of 111t<>rcepllons when our
1nar1 was wide open.··
Shackleford indicated he 11ould let
J~o'l .,.,.ell call soine of the plays against
~anta Barbara this Saturday night.
""He is read_v lo do it right no11· and I
sec no reason to wa it. It should help our
pas.<:ing game a great deal."
Bonwell 's success in 11010 games has
been outstanding. He is the first running
quartcrDack in Golden \Vest his1ory and
instead of a drop-back passing game, lhe
Rust lers now present a diversified attack.
There was more than the usual amoun t
()[ fllmbll ng in a hard hitting, rock and
~oc~ gruund garnc . The Rustlers bobbled
the ball 10 time.~ but gal'e up posses5ion
only once. The Dons fumbled four lirncs
and lost possession oner..
Gulden \\'est scored the second time it
had the ball. Buckland took a pitch fro1TI
Bon\rell around right end and v.·enl ln for
the score with 2:4-4 remaining.
Early in the third quarter. Roger
Parkman set up the second score. with a
brilliant punt return of 33 yards to the
Don 37. Nine plays later, Buckland dro..-e
O\"er left tackle from the four.
Ress' field goal can1e y,·i1h 2.51 re-
n1air·ing in the third stanza.
The Golden \\'est defen~c contai ned rhc
O!ins so ""ell lhey d1dn"t erer ha\C
po,;session of the ball pa.st the midt1eld
!'tripe until !he final serie.~ v.·hen a
penalty ga\·e. them a first do11·n on the
Rustler 36. Thre~ plays late r they v.·ere
hack lo the 47 and Jumbled as the final
gun sounded .
ONE OF THE B·BOYS -T ony Bon.,vell (14 ) of Golden \\'est College
c arries for a sizeable gain a gainst Santa Ana Saturday ni ght. Bon\\'ell
and Char lie Buckland con1bined for an outstanding display of ground
B IS FOR BUCKLAND, TOO -Chnrl1c Buckl..inrJ
1221 of <;olden \\"est Colle.l!r ~11t cn1p1., to t.rt•,1~.
lackle bold of .\likr <Ju1nn 180 1 11 f !he San1.1 .\11,1
l l1•11-l:1tc\,l.1nrl .1nrt J:nh l~l''' {1 1{\ nil rf Lhr ;;corin::
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Br BOB ROTH
Ot !~t Dl •IY" liltt Sll ll
Sacldleback College·s r a n1 fl a g 1 n i;
r.auchos \1·ould apprar to be ready for thc
opening of l>esert Conference hos11h11rs
on the strength of their 20-6 thu1np1ng ol
prc\'iously unbt>a\en Chaffey S;uurd:iy
n i~hl at l\tission \"iejo ll igh School.
On the surface iL would appear lo be an
encouraging pcrfonnanre. especially
v. hen you ronsidl'r th at earlier th is year
Chaffey defea ted the College of the
J)eserL Saddlcbark"s fir st league roe. 1.:i-
7.
13ut Gaucho co;ii:h George llar1111a11
frels his Gauchos ll'ill still ha,·e to 1n1·
pr::i\'e greatly 1! lhey are 10 be a scriOll ~
contender for their dh·1s1onal crov.·11, ;i~
they are Forecast to be.
.. Our defense did an outstanding joo.··
S8\'S Hartman. "But our pass defense
still nttds t.o improve. \lle"rc not getting
a good rush on the quarterbacks and our
secondary needs lo make f c we r
mistakes.
P11nther quarterback Joe Brogdan eorn·
pleted eight pa~'."es !hrough lhe Gaucho
secondary good for 91 yards and h<> 11 :i ~
dumped for a loss one ti1ne for six ~.'.lf'l'
The Chaffey ground att ack v.·11s hrn1te1I
lo tv.•o first rlO\\'llS :in(! 88 n<>t ) :irrl~
ru~h1ng. 50 of \\·hic h came on a burst b..-
lull b:tck Jim Buss('y, ·
Onct ag;un Toby \\1"upplc w11s the
~ort.h,ir~c lnr Ill(' l:.1ut1111· t ,irr\l'.:: ::2
1unrs and g;11nn1g 191 ~,,r,t •
Hartma n had \1on.!s 111 pf.II><' 10• 1 •. ~
flf1cn~i'>c l1 nl·. \1 b1ch •IJl('tll'd L1r!!O: hol,.,
tnr \\'h!pplt' 1n !ht' htg~t·r \n;il !t'\ l.ni .
alluwins 1he bu ll-11 1.e t;i1Jl:Httl-. h• bur-1
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!he 1•i1n1hc·r secon1lary for ext ra ~.1n!.1g1·.
Drsp11e the far I thl' ! ; ,, u 1· ho"
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~hr-ci thcv had :i d1rt1 cu\t i1mt' build ing ..i
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play ne;:1r perfect hall if \1 C re going to be
;1 t 1tle contender."
The prunary n1 ist:i kes •1 h1t h hurt the.
r.auchos Saturday 1rere pt•nalt1('S. Sad-
dleb:ick \\·as slapped 11 1tl1 :-.. P \ c n
pcnall1e,. setting !111•n1 halk 6.5 \;1111 ·
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ran1c on a st·ien ~;irrl sC'orin i.: l:>ss trom
Hod t:r:n t·~ to )1111c llarrlv y,1th 1 17 l<'fl
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qu :irll!r onc-~·a nl plunge by Cra1 es "'ith
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l:"ll\l"rSLOllS Ill 1hree tr:<'S.
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power as the Rustlers "'On, 17-0. Leading the way is Kurt Kreuger (61)
y1h.iJe John Primrose (75) and Doug Schlee (54) of the Dons trail the
play.
Spo1•ts iii Brief
Hepatitis May Wipe Out
Holy C1·o ss Footllall
\YORCESTER. ilfa~s. lnirc-
1tous hl'patilis threatens 10 11·1pe out the
Jloly Cross football learn th1~ .\ca r.
Nineteen ('rusaders, including sc1·rn
startcr5. \\"ere in the college 1n!irn1arv
:"unday night nnti big quesllons 11·t're ra1:.-
('d about the seve n rcn1;JJn1ng gamt•.<;
"\\"e just ran'l play under l hl'~C
<·i rcumstances." said new head coach U1ll
\\"hillon. "\\·e·,·e reached the point of r.n
retllrn. The healthy pl11yers are r mn·
t1onally upscl because they arc afrc11d
they·11 catch l1ep;i\i t1s too:·
Holy Cross Athletic Director \"incenl ,J
J>ougherty sald he \\·ould \lillt 1111 t1I
r<'sult;; ;ire rC'turnctl on hlood t 1·~ts 011 \h"
resl of the team, but s<11d hr n1.-i\· a<k tllr·
Eastern Collegiate Athlt·tic A ~~riC-1:i1 1on 111
11;11\C lhc ru!r \\h1ch 1;r•\h1h1 T' frl·chn11·:1
fru111 playing on \ ;1r.sny 1c;11ns .
Pirates F aee
,i\11other G ia11 t:
U11beate11 FJC
n.1· .JOEL SC ln\",\RZ
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Or;rru:r Co;r~\ Collrl!r chorr<>d 1!n·.1•1
nnr g1;1nt !11 ll;:irhtlr Cnllri:_" l.t.~! Fr 1rL1v
ri1ghl . hut \1 111 h<' far('d 111th iln r 1r11
~r•1rdi•'r nn" s.,111ql;ll' nighl 11ht'1\ !lit•
l '1t.1!1·~ nrirn lhr!r :-.,11111!~ ( i'·•·l lnr1-
ferenrc schedule al the LJ 1g A ;11
/\nahein1
That other giant i5 Fullcr!fl n .Ju11inr
Coll ege. the possrssor of a J-0 record J~Vil
l;kc Orange Co;t ~t
Orange Coast football coach D11 \.;
'rlltkt'r. v.ho 11as ;r sprct;ito r \1h1··1
Fu!lert-0n durnped previously unbeatf'n El
(":1m1nn last...Saturd;1\. w111i 1111 prr~<.;('r! h1
1he Hornet~. but 1sn I aho11l to thn111 111
th<' towel \t't
··\\'c ha.,·e tn hoi1t' il ~real ni~ht lo hr,•t
1hcn1:· T11rker ~.111! as hr re\ 1ewed fll1n~
nf thC' Pirates· slirrring 21 -20 1·ictory 01 rr
Jlarlxlr Frirlay C\cnin11:
""Fu!lert1Jn is ::1 betlcr lean1 lhan
Harbor becau se of thrt'e thing~. "fir.~t
they clo more things on ofrcnse than
Harbor rloes. And thE'y have an outstand-
inJ,?: athlet e in quart<'rba ck flfarv Ov.·cns.
1 hen they ha\ c a great recei1·er in Jeff
D::iker ...
Tucker, y,·ho coJehes onr nf 1hr
strongest defenS('S around ag:iinsl tl11·
tush, isn't riarticu larl_v \1 0rrll•d al>0t1 t
Fullerton"s grouncl gan1e.
•·J don 't lhink an~·borty will be ablr tn
run against us. But Fullerton al\\ a~·s ha.~
gi1en us trouble \\"ilh their passing. ant!
lhey ha..-e the people to tlo it RRain ."
Tucker indicated tie·s plea~ed ll-"ith hi~
o""·n offense, but says the Pirates sllll
ha1·en•t put everything together ~·rt.
"\\'hen we do. look oul because "'e'rc
going to explode.'' he sayii ,
\\"hen it C'Qmcs to his rlelensr. Turkt'r
\\"1ll reluctantly adn1it 1\"s tri11gh. and
thC>n brtak into a J!Tln that"s ;1!mot :is Ing
a' ~ome of h1~ lin em l'n.
The statistics bear nu t l11s grin Thrcc
nppon<'nt.s ha\"e nl'ltt'ft Jll.'t 126 ~a rrl~ ru~hing and ha1•e completed but 26.ol 7S
nasses.
• TR . .\\"ERSE CJTY, \lirh. -Char\r ,
\\"..ilter H:igen, thr ra1her of modern prD-
f~ssional gnll anrl one of its most C'O\orl11I
~la rs on anti ,...ff lhf• course. d1ed l'lf
c:inccr ;:ibnu l n11~n1ght Sund;oy. Ile \\J~
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r.l\"FR:-:r nE -\lark Donohue : \.\"ho
li:i1! ~1ln·.1d 1· \1 r•11 tile 1969 Tran-..
,\111• r1r·;in :.1a11u!.'.H'l1,!1"Crs Cha111pion~h1 1)
l11r l'.irnaru. :idd(·d 1hc SJ5.000 !1!1ss1111t
I~• II 1;10 tlllr Sunrl;iv al B i\'er~1dc
l11t1 ·n1 :l!J1·IL•I li~tC('lr<J). -
l"l11n11hu,. a1·cr11f.'rd 95 i8~ mile;; an hotir
tn f1111-.h one min11tr :ind 2Q seconds ahead
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11111.1· ~ '\inn li~·n1 ('!1ut1 krpt his cro11n
111" n :'l rap,ol1t.111 r<•fl"t t'l' Tony G1!:irth 1 '1~ri:1.1l1:1ld 1·,.J~cr Srntl 11f Se,1tt lr.
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1111d·.111· .11111 '• r1:11nlv :iddcd nothing to
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rt1•1n \l;inr!r. H;11nri.'. ~uccessful in thr-
hr,.\ ik·l~·n~t of !he croll"n, \ICighc.d :l
1•t•.1lth uf •1lfl'rs frn111 ;1round the. v.•orld
lvda~.
\\ l11lr OHL rnnfrr 111f'd. it aprearcrl likel:t
1hr 20-~t>;ir.r•ld fro1n Long Beach \\"ill ne"t
light a for111rr chan1p1nn. Isn1ael L.1guna,
111 rana111a C1!~· later this yl'ar.
L:igun.1 \1·as at ringside in the Sports
Arena :-;a1urday r.igh l v.·hen Ramo!I
knorked ou t unrankrd Yoshiaki Numa \!l
of Tokyo in thr ~1xlh round of their
s1.hcdulcd 15-roundrr. • REflKELEY -f),i\·is Cl.tpper Stan
S11111h 01·crpnwtrPcl C"llff Richpy, &2. 6·2
S1u1(1.11· 1n \1 in lhc 1nt'n's singli:s li11e in
111r S20 000 Pat:1 f1c Coast International
'I rnnis Tourn.11ncn l • SA:-; DIEGO -Al Att les raced do"'"
!he court aftt'r a missed Los Angeles shot
<ind put in a lay-in \\'ilh one second left al
The San Francisco \\"arriors beat ll"l!t
Laker~. 102-100 in A National Basketball
Assoc1at1on exhibition game Sunda,i
11igl11.
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TlCSO:-o; Al1st rahan Tonv Roch•
h<>;it Tnin Oh ker of !he i'\et herh1r1ds in th•
all fr)r e1gn t1n;1\:-i of the T11c~on lcnnll
cla~s.c Sunda\·.
Thr tnp-~('('drd Horhe beat Okker 9-7, &.
I !l'I f"l lC'k up a fir st place chec k for $2.000.
Okkcr i;:ot $1 ,400
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Corona del Mar J ells, 19-0;
Holland Sees Title Chance
By JIM CAMETr
01 lti. D•Hr Polo! ~loll
The smooth left arm of quarterback
Keith Samuels and a strong, well-bahmc-
ed running attack save the Corona del
Mar Sea Kings a 19-0 football win ovrr
scrappy Edison Saturday night 111 <rn
l rvine League opener at Newport llarb-Or
HiJ?h.
"Our offense m.1lly ::.ecmed lo jell,"
11ays e1n elated Dave llolland. Sea Kmg
~ead coach. •·Samuels looked good al
eiuarterback and our backs were all run·
nmg strong."
Holland concedes lhal he believes hi s
club had a rhancc at the I rvme League
title. "l thmk we can win II," the likeable
Corona mentor staled. ''It's going lo be a
t(Jugh race, bul 1[ we con unuc to 110-
prove, we've got a chance''
He cited Loara and Magnolia as the
teams lo beat. ''You can't forget Costa
Ml·sa eilher." he pointed ouL. "Tlwy lost
a cou ple of tough pre-season games, bul
;i lter be<iling Estancia 111 the league
orJener they could come on strong "
The Sea King coach also has a worrl or
praise for lhe club his learn had JUSl
beaten. "Edison has a fine young ::;quucl.
'fht•y <1re the be::.L first -year learn l\e
M'en.''
The Chargers moved the boll well
:J'.-;arni,l the Sea Kings until they gol inlo
Corona territory. They were able lo
penetrate the Sea King 20 only once.
Boswel.I Co t1ee1·11e d
Mistal{es Menace Lions
Despite 13-6 Triumph
By STEVE ANDREWS
01 th1 Daily P'olol $1111
Eliminating mistakes inexperien,ccd
football players are prone to make is
foremost in Westminster High coach Bill
Boswell's mind as he girds his defending
Sunset League champions for Friday
night's encounter with Santa Ana.
Despite the fact Boswell's Lions chalked
up 419 yards total offense and outslugged
Westem·s invading Pioneers. 13~. in
Saturday night's Sunsd hd-lifler, the
Westminster boss is not sat1sf1ed. .
Penallles fumbles and pass 111-
terceplions' stymied most Lion marches
and brought an abrupt hall lo threr
drives. .
Westminster's offensive tin(' was gu1lly or numerous illegal procedure penall1e!'I.
An illegal recei.ver do":'nliel~ call abo
ruined a potent.tal scoring bid. .
With the speed and break away ability
o[ the Sain ls. the Lions can't afford to
give the speedsters loo many chances.
Westminster's usual l1lllgh gf(iund
game went into effect for the first time
this season. Behind the running of Monte
Downing and .John Baiie. the Lions total-
ed 224 yards rushing.
Senior quarterback Edct1e B a n l'
. I ,
GAM( STATISTICS W
t='tt•t down~ HI' hl,,9
F IUt dOWn'\ l)d\~IM ' '1
I
Y<M
I\
I
II
11
perlormed well in the passing depart-
men t and teamed with split end Curt
Drdrick to get the Lions out of ma11y
Jam s.
7'he diminutive lefthander hit on I I of
23 passes for 195 yards.
Another plus for Boswell was the play
of his defensive front four. The men ''ho
"111 have to cope with U1e fleet Sa1nl
backfield held the Pioneer backs lo 52
yards rushing and only one first down.
\'r"estern picked up only four first
UO\~ns.
Rarl Frankhouse, Rich Vernes, Joh11
Johnson, Jun McNaughl un, Alan Dages
and Deano Aldridge came up with the big
1~11nrt when 1l was needed.
In the third and fourth quarters v. ith
Western lrying lo gel its offense un-
i rocked. the ltne dropped r1onel'r
quarterback Bob Mili l•r for 37 yards 111
h,sr;es.
West minster broke the icr in the game
Ro::.wcll sc.iys ''we h::id lo win." Dow1111u::
scored the first touchd1,\11n with a qu 11•k
bursl off left tackle for c1ghl ) ards Hl !hi'
r1r~L period. 1\lrlricl~l', who missed f\1 O
11t'ld goals and onr extra point. con-
' t•rll'd.
The nexl score 1·,1111e in the sreonrl
ciuarter "hen Bane hit Ed McL,rnghhn
r-.lantrng in rrom thl' leh side for :in c1gh1 ·
y:-ird tout:hdown. Aldri dge's kick war;
v·1de.
'That drive, which occurred mid-way
t hrougl1 thl' tl11rd quarter, v.as halted 011
tht: Cot·111111 ftw as Sea Ktng lineman Jeff
< ;oclltt made his second furnblt! recovery
of the night.
Uo<'t.lz got things going lor lhe Kings in
lhr fir:il qu arter, grabbing a fumble on
tl1C' Chaq~~r 25.
1"01\ow1ng a 6-yard loss. Samuels tossed
:i 19-yarcJ ::ierial lo halfback Jeff Thomas
111 put the Kings on the 12. f our plays
l.ilcr <'ll 11 fourth and one situation at the
Lhrec, ~a1nuels dove over for the score.
The boot was short '1nd Corona lead 6--0.
Late in the second stania Samuels had
Ille Sea Kings on the move. He
l'nginecred a 66 yard drive in J5 plays
;mrl ta.lb~wk Glenn Miller capped il with
a une-yard TD pass to wingback Al Saia.
'Le\ l' Judith kicked the extra-point with
1111 time lei l on the tloC'k and the Sea
Kings ownt'd a 13-0 halftime advantage.
Th~ 1'.ings h1l paydirt again early 10 the
third p,•rwd.
Coruna took possession on the Edison
:14 alter a lourlh down Charger punt had
gone tor no gain.
Following a 2-yard loss. Samuels found
SA1C1 111 the middle or the Charger secon-
dary v. ith :-i sol l floater. Saia pi cked his
wnv through several Edison defenders
;ind ml'tde hi s way Lo the end zone for the
~wore. A try for the two-pointer failed and
Corona led 19·0.
Jl olland substituled freely for the re-
mainder of the contest, resti ng most of
n is :start l'rs and lell111g reserves get
g<mw cxpcncnce.
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GAME STATISTICS
EO CdM f.ir\t downs ru~h•rio 4 • F 1r\f oown• pd>Stn9 l ' f-..lr ... dOHr\.1i Pen.Jll•CS I 2 fOl•I flr>I dOWn> H •• Var<b ru n•nv 1,9 1611 v.110' J?1' ~ing 101 10' Yorll'> to.1 J8 ?S
N<' var a' 11~ 1ncd 272 2•~
""vn1s A\tPraQe d 1qaf\ce l (I 0 -4 2J 0
rtncitht! 'rftrds p('nllfUd 2 10 J J~
F umbte• f umotPS 10>1 • l l 0 Score ov Quulen
l U•'<l" 0 0 0 0 -n
Loroua dCI MJr 6 I • Q -19
RUSHING
EDISON
TCll YG YL Avlf. ••1ro10:..a I J& 32 ·O ~ F UQ.J I 11 0 Jn
MCo h f jq -~ 0 • 1
V't'Jt. 11 j l? 0 6 l
kMITIOnd l c 3• .no
f01t'f,,. J~ 159 JI J .
CORONA DEL MAR .. ,., II 33 10 1 0
fl 11t•r 1 0 l 1 000 JI .'6 ' n
' f•'" \ u I 7 I
1111~ ~· n I 1
}V11+H! .'8 0 9 )
ff _,I r f J I 0 1
To•~1-. •• 1611 ,~ J l
Pll~~ING
EDISON
FA PC PH( YG Ptl.
lhri,.,10· .. I~ I 0 ~I ICQ
Pa\'1 11 I I I 0 ' 1 011)
lo•'· II 8 0 101 l?l
CORONA DEL MAI! ~Af't1Ufl\ 1 0 0 101 • :'1
M1Ut ' I (I I HO
loi.1, H l 0 104 .•66
F irst down~ ~nalht\
Tol•I l1nl downs
V•rds rush1n11
'fanh pn$tl'll
'ford• lost
7'1
I•\
II ,,. T ritons Win, 2r-20
Ne! V••O• g&tnfd
PUf'lt!o Av•r1tqe d1,tAnr"
Pe...al•1">/Vard• p~n~l·t•d
Fvmble.,Fumo•M 1n,1
Scort by Ou•rlrrs
W e\tt"rn
w~1m1n)1Er
Downing
B~•lt M•ddotk>
R1111"1t-
Mtlne w 1111em<
To1al•
Molleo
Ari&<
Wiiton
W1l-.on
Cotr,.." 1otals
0 6
I 0
RUSHING
WESTMINSTEll
TC&
" H
4
'I
1 1 •9
.VESTlRN ~
I
0
l
' ?~
YG 'YL ,. /
74 ~
21 I
<II 11
II n
1 ~ II ,.1 11
' J7
;14 0
1/ I
11 (I
ll 0
90 Ja
P'ASSING
WESTMINSTEll Pit. PC PHI YG
19~ I II 2
WESTERN 1 I o 20
I ant
Miiier
3 1 • n I \II
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1 l
1 1
P'cl
. '•
Rustler s Bo'v
111 Overti111e
Golden Wrc;t and F'11llrrto11 b,111 lf.'d to a
4.4 tie al thr 1•nd nf rrgt1)<111on play 111 lhr
Southern r~1hfnrn1a \\ aler polo lourna-
menl Sat11rcl:iv at C:oldt'n Wt·"L :incl 1hr11
the Hornrts punchrrl 1n two i,:c1<1h in lh<'
first O\'ertime pl'riocl to lok r lhr <'hurn-
p1nnship, 6·5.
Jn tlH• h:lllle for third pl;irr <'1·rnt11'
clowned Orange Coast. I 1-4 M1kf.' WagnC'r
paced tht• P1r::ilrs scorinj! \vith lhrcr
goals. Mike Allbright added the othrr
Rio Hondo beat Citrus, 14·10, for the
consolation crown.
The Rustlers, who had rldrat~d lhr
<lefending stale champion Pirate~. lhe
first 1unior college team lo du so m l\\Cl
years. held 3-2 and 4-3 leads over the
Hornets late 111 the gamr .
However, Rustler ace Don L1ppolrlt ldl
the game midway in thr t111rcl p('riocl \'Ill
a major penally and from lhen on thP
Golden West offense bogged down.
Lance Norris scored three goals for
Golden West to lead scoring. Lippolclt
tallied once and Steve McOannold added
one in the second overllmc stanza.
Golden West downed Chafrt>y. 8-6, and
the Sues, 7-6, to gajn a berth in the finals.
Calendar
T~idlV
W I r p0IO -USC ill OC.(, C•I Polv PomOM •I vet' 1k1h ., 3 JOI. (Oll~ M"A •• W1tson l'ounlA'" Vellev •I LI Qufnla, Manna II 8uen.l P•rk (dll t i
l 15).
WedntlOV
W1Jtrr Potn CorOl><'I Oel Mir al Oownfv, l'oothtll
11 L~une CDOlto 11 l IS).
Tilu1'141•'f
weltr oole -Founl•ln velln< II PAc1llc1 ll 151.
Cron countrv -Newoorl 111 A""halrn. lo&r• ~I C°'ll Mn• M•onoll#J Al E•l31>Cla1 Corona dtl Mer ~t J'.ounta\n Vallrv. L1111una 111 Foolh•ll, S~n Cttm~n•r ~• VIII• P•rt( SA Vaft1v II EdlJOn, M•UICI'\ Vielo ft Oranoe (111 11 l Ul.
l'rldav
l'oon>elC M•lrr Or. "' LOl'lo 8f'ACh Wt1•.o ...
l eoun• 8eath Yl FOOllllll 11 M•U•On V•f lO. s '" (irmel'!le .,, Viii• PM~. !l•nl• llM •' Wt•""'"''"· •4untinoton 9fl'1'Ch Y' Lt' Ouu'ltill ltl 8nl'-+'t r.r "'""· t..orot'I& <1rt M3r v.s Fouf"'!f1u" Vt'll•., 11t t'iu"'" otort. ll>1r• Yl Co1to M•H •I N~woort IAll .i a om I W~t~r pelf! -AM ht 1m at ro• '" MM1t, F,_.,'h1ll ,., f-''N ~-.. L.-. Qu1nl1 al W""lmh""ff r Ft!l\nn •t M , •M I 111 .,, l . 15). C~I ~141• Lono Belt!! ., U<.1
(B 15 D m ),
SC Do es the l 1n po ssible;
Scores, Top s Vanguards
By DAVE CEARLEY
Of I~~ Di iiy Piiot Sll lf
111 l\.10 ~ames this season -96 m1nu11·"
nt playmg tune -San C'lt:rnl'nlc httcJ latl-
rrl 10 notch a StnAk po1nl 011 thr
!'l(.'Orcboarcl. But 111 lt'!ols 1han t\\O m1nutrc;
!-1.iturtlay night ag,unsl ho:-l leilm I· I
1\1.'.lclena. the Tntuns nol univ '-<'Or<'d but
fl•" n1 Litt' \\ay lor their t1n1t \ILlOr) ul
thr ::.t·a~nn.
Thr Triton:. lost lhe1r lead m lht' ~<'1'onil
q11;1rtl'r. 1hcn camr on ).lrong 1n tl11 :-.•·-
cnntl half ancf h1·hl on tor a 2i 211 up,1·t
\I 111 in 1 he Crc~I' lt'W Le:igur opener !or
IJoth ~quad..,.
S.111 Ckmrnte 11otd1rrt 11.; r i r l
t11111.:J1duv.n v.lwn :-.1gn<1I t.ilh'r flick <;1 ii
fh·~ "" ;i q11<1rtrrh;1t·k ~nrak. cul thro111•.h
tlH·' \.';m~ual'cl -,1·1 .. mllary <1nd ~prd Iii
':ll'Cfs to t hr end 10111'.
· Lrc;;; tllan t\\O minu(p-. l:itt'r Hwk
Brown r<'l'l'1ved an El Mutl1•11.i punl on lw ..
:!~. raced through lnrklrrs cind travclt>rl
down the sidel ine lor Sao Clcmcnll' ·s ~r
cond tally.
El Modena rallir<I io thr second p('flod
driving 49 yards in 1 l pla ys with R1<·h
Carcia rolling over frorn the nme. Om·
minute before mlerm1ss1on, lullback Max
Ledesma raced through the Trit:.>11
<ll'fense on a 15-ya rd s<'urmg jaunt.
Garcia passed lo halfbark Bob llillman
lor the two-point conversion giving thl'
V;,inguards a 14-13 leCld.
Lt>desma al so added a b e I a t e cl
touchdown in the fourth quarter on an 8
yard dash.
Bul, San Chm1enle struck fasl <1g<11n 111
the third when the Vanguards tumbled
GAMI! STATISTICS
F "'' oown; rush I no f lr~t downs P85~ino
l"1rs1 downs D•Ml••n
TOl•I t int duwn•
y.,d> ru>hlNI YM(I\ pau1ng
Voro~ IDSI
N~I vards 9a1nl'd
PunhlAver~c;iP dlstanc,.
P•n•llof'l/Vard' D~n•lll~
F umbl~s F umbl~5 IO\I
Score by Ou1rltrs
SC
I
I
1
l
1A6
At.
II 111
.I 76 0
311• ,,,
IEM
6
6
0
11
1)6
110 10
767
2 IA 0
l•H . }
S•11 c1~mml1 n n 1• n -'1
ti Mod8fll 0 1' 0 ' -'°
"~,.. GHld•s Brown
f"'4rr1•
To1a1i
John!t011
H111man
l P(l,.\m8
(,.u( .,
Ch•CIW'C• 1ol.lls
llUSHING
Sit.N CLIEMIENTE
TC& YO YL
1 .i 0 17 ., 10
11 •1 .i J 7 0
l• .... ll IEL MODUIA
11 I~ 7 1 18 ,
• •• 0
1 u 5
I 0 I
JI 1)6 10
I' ASSING
SAN Cl..EMENTIE
it.v,,
1\ ..
7 I 7J
J 1
1 1 , l
• J Io
I 0
Jt
PA PC PHI Y(1 l'rl
7 l I •~ IOO ~l MODENA
n ' 191
lhr oprnin~ k1ekofr <tn<l lhr Triloos
I Cl'O\lf.'rl'rl tit the J7 .
Four rlays l:.itc-r (:rctdr~ plungr.d f)V('r
r roll) I ht· 11nr. l;I\ Ill~ San Clemente a lead
\1 l11ch 11 nt'\ l'r i;.i1·1• Ufl.
Lt•<>'\ th.m lhrre minutes lalt'r Geddeo;
l.11111d11·d ;1 pa..,s to hi.:. 11ghl cnrl Jefl
l\<'l <;t•y and lw ral'l•d 46 ) ards do\1n the
m1clfll" fur th1' d1·rnl1ng "1·11rt•
Clmirntt· 1 •1:u h Tom Eads" ;is e('slat1<'
atli r thl' ;..1111t·, l'all1ng lht• \ 1c·tory
· ,1 rn:1 .. ,, 11.1111 l·tlt•rl, 1':-pt•riJJly a
llC'l1·n,1\o r l'fl11rt '
'( 1.tl 11 \I•''· ,1 , h1•\ tlC'f l'nsl IC pl.I) S by
1111· r rlll111' pl.1g111•d Ill!' \'anguarrls.
1\ paH' 111 '"'' q 11111 trr l·~I i\lf)(fl•na <lrtvrs \.\ 1•n• h:1ll NI 1111 1nt1·r<'t'Pl1011s by !\l1kr Co1L
.ind B11li \11 f'\;111rnra. 1111· latter s corning
.11 1 lilt' lrn;il pl.1y ul tltL· g<1mc.
Tar~, Anahei111
111 T 011 Clash
Crucial lc>ague tc•sls ;ire thr commodity
in Orangr Coast area football ctrcles lhis
1\ t•rk with a number of do-or-die situa-
t11m1o. 1111 !)and
Forrrnosl. of t·•mrsr. 1s Saturday
nij!ht':-. shmHlown IWl\\1'1'11 lhr ('JF'c; No
I rat rd An:tlll'1rn Colonists and e\\ port
H;irhor I h,gh al La Pa Ima Slacltum m a
Suns<'l I .eagtl<' match of unfx>alens.
And . in anolhrr stiff l(':>l. Westminster
must pl:1y hcisl to dangerous Santa Ana.
r1•('e11t rrcipienls of a 34-13 p::isting from
Newport. Thal duel is Friday night.
Marina 1s at Western Saturday night to
round ou t SunS<'t action while Huntington
Beach is playing La Quinta aL Bolsa
(;rnndc Friday tn its loop bye date.
Costa Mesa's revived offense will go
under thc' guns ftriday when invading
Loi1rn lligh wheels into Newport Harbor
10 an Irvi ne Lrague biggie. And lhc other
llYO cn-leadf'rs, Corona dPI Mar and
f"ounfain Valley, square orf al Huntington
DC'ach.
Irvine struggles Saturda y are thr
Magnolia-Estancia battle at Newport and
the Santa Ana Valley-Edison struggle at
I luntington Beach.
Crc!ilv1ew League games Friday night
include San Clemente at Villa Park and
I .nguna Ueach against Foothill at Mission
VICJO lllgh.
Mission Vt<'JO pl:i.y~ Orange al El
~lo<lrna Saturday while Maler CX>1 con-
t mucs non-lr:cgur :iet 1<H1 Friday ni~ht al
1.ong Brat'h \Vil!>on follow1ng thrir highly
im prC'SSIV(' :IHi ro11l or LAkcwood ,
1\ll games Ctrc at 8 o'clock.
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Mustangs • Clobber Estancia,
Tar, Eagl e
Polo is ts
Place 2nd
!'ie11port llarbo1r nrKl t:::.l.an-
C'ia pli:iCl'd .'!>f'l Oll d 111
l'lurr.dmrn:.s "'hilc Fountain
\"allev .,.,a~ 11c1vnoos in a dual
rnert · ir1 y,·£-et en d ...,·ater polo
hl'll•1:1.
Carclen Gnne U u n1 p e d
E.,1aoc1a 1n lhe championship
finale or '™' J:::slanc:ia ln1 lla-
l llJ:lal tournament, 12-0. The
E.igles pa\'ed the 111·ay to the
1.nal game y,·1th \'ictor1es 01·er
Hu ntington Beach, >4. and
Ha ncho .'\lam1tos, 6-1.
S1r1·c \\"ebster and \\'ard
~au nclers led the victory over
• Jtancho Alamitos. 'fhe duo
;1ecoun1ed rc.r lour of the su:
Lagle goals.
111 th~ finale. Eagle goalie
fJ1ug \\"eiler tl1d has best to
f1•1ld back the ru sh i n &
Argonauts. The ne lminder
hl&:ked 13 shots but s\JIJ
tad IZ go past hun.
! luntingt.on Beach outlasted
\";ileocia, 7-6 in overtime. and
r1rfeated f oothill. 8-7. to "'in a
lnird in the invitational.
\\' e stminster. c:onsolation
(·~a mp in lhe V a I e 11 c i a
Tourney, won the same honor
in Ls ta ncia's meet. The Lions
.~qurezed past ~l arina . >-t in
o\ert1me . and Edison, 7~
before taking El Dorado, ~8.
!or the consolation crown.
,\rca pl:1ycrs Chris Ohre or
\\'cs1m1nstcr. and Saunders
;ind \\'cil ~r 1,r E·taneia we re
named t•i ti11· .i!J-tvurr.~1111:-nt
tC<i:TI ,
'.\c11 fY.lr\ tl .1rhor r:iMbl rd :"
1110~ C11rr Holh~;: Jl 1!\•, 162.
\lira Costa. 3-2 a:-111 \J 11~i ,.
1·,g3idc, 9-3 be/ore f;.d!1~g · l
Downey 1n the c~an1pron,n.p
!i ll of the lng!l'11 or·d Jn\'ila·
tironal. 8-2
Ur111ncv "t'OT l'd 1110 goals :,
""th per;od 10 lend :he way t,
lhe 11tlc. :\'cv.-port \J!l1ed 1n 111,.
·'! '°""d and fuur!.1 qu;irter.s
T111n \\':Jrl1f'l'.k" ;1111! Bu!•
r;rcd h:.rl 1hr T:ir p'>1nt,
r .. 1:nl:un \'alle-. ll'•"··ri !"' '
t; •• n11;,g11 1n a s1ng11., g;-.z n" F!1·
ilo\ at the Baron pool .. i-~
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fnr the Barons 111:r. Bo!1 111• ,.
adding t\n(I m<"lrt'.
Bolsa (lrande 11~1ls E~t;,n.
cia today and Anaheun tra11•I)
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the-final half and then Brian
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hoot to put coach Brian
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llo"·ever. Southeast l nitcri
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1n 1nutes left. Then Hcuthrr
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1hr 1op giJrncs in cluh h1.slor.1·
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111 the Sunset League opener
b_1 a pcrfet•\ score, 15-50.
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Glendale. with Burbank .
Jeff Young took a lir'! 111
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\·allC\', garnering a f1r"L 1n
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1:00 IJ The l ie Ntwt (C) (60) Jerry Dunphy
0 m Huntley·Brinkl" (C) (30) I
0 Steve Alltn Show (C) (90)
rrank1e Laine, Charlie Callas, 01
Joyce Btothm and Happy 11111
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0 Six O'Clock Movlt: (C) "Tht
lh11ll ol It All" (oomedy) '63-
Dons Day, James Garner. When 2
doctor's wife becomes 1 TV "pitch
gul. 11 d1sru11ts their home life.
0 Did Yin Oyb (30)
ID Peytoa Place (30)
(D star Tf941 (C) {60)
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(C) (45) 'The Tin God.'' In • dune
bu10 race a11inst Stanley, Bob
lee's vehicle strikes and injures
Wendy (Donna B1ccala).
1:30 t) ~ (j) IWl's Lucy (C) (30)
Lucy loOfs for • picnic: site in
Arizona but iMteed finds 1 Nawjo
India. chief who lakes htf for his
w:te.
0 ,,,._ ii Actioll (C) (30) Tom·
my Prothro analyies the game t>.
t~en Bruins and Wildcats.
ID Dlvid Frost (C) (90) Seventy
lets of twins and triplets auttt te>-
n1gllt. includin11 the sin11in1 Gemini
Twins and S1n1en the Sind11r Tri·
11lets. Guests llso include the
"twins wtio found MCh other,"
R011er Brooks alld Tooy Milasi, as
well n Ors, Clinton and Clifton
Kew. twl111 who discuss utra S..
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EARLY, NOMAD/ GOT
AN AIRPORT RUM FOR
'YOU WITH THE OVER·
SEAS EDITION/
By Charles M. Schuk
--~-~~~---~~ .,.WOtdOHf IM'ntE ~ llltO CAN SAW US!
By Saunders and OverCJard
OKAY.' OKAY DOWN THERE.'
JUST L;J(f I F'l66ERt:D.' MY TRUO<''S
, N01' REA!1'1'.'-DIDllT )t)lJ KNUCKLE•
BUSTERS EVER HEAR OF PLANE
AH' TRAIN
SCHEDULES?
lt!i ~Mike DoailH (C) (901
ID Whars New? (30) •·concord."
Tony Salelan visits Concord during
the re-iolutionary period.
9:oo e QJJ oo M.,tieny ltf1) <C> <JO)
Howard is piciled lo write ~n orig· L------IL.:X4•1ai-..;;-.
(19 f{l CBS News (C) (30)
al Tiempo dt Perdon (30)
ffi News (C) (60) Jack H:ckty.
6:30 ft KNBC Newse!We (C ) (6l1) i
O The G1me li1m1 (C) (30) Jim'
McKrell hosts. Guests this week are
Pamela Mason, Louis Nye, and
Ann B. Dam .
ID To Tell Ille Truth (C) (30)
Garry Moore hosts. I
Ei) NASA fMlllre (JO)
' Q}@ Huntley·lrillkltJ (C) (30) I
€D Twin Circl1 HledliM (C) (30)
~@The M11111t911 (30)
al Noticltro 34 (C) (60)
a;} News (C} (30)
inal poena for the state llterazy
marazine.
0 ~ (!) m NBC Monllay Mor ~ (C} "Countlrpolnf' (drama) '68
-Char11an Hestoo, Maximilian Schell,
1'.attlryn Hays, Leslie Nielsell. In
Belgium durin1 WOl'ld War 11, '"
internationally· reoowntd American
conduct« (Heston) .nd his 70·
member orchesha ut captured
and threatened with death unless
lhey perform f0< a music·l~ing
German 1eneral (Sdlell).
0 Ha Comt Ille stars (C) (60)
Georp Jessel welcomes George
Burns, who is roasted by Jack
Benny, Edward G. Robinson, Pat
Boone, Roberta Sherwood, Della
Reese, Gent Bayles and Simmy
Bow.
D @ CD@ TN Svmvors (C) iGO) Baylor Carlyle !urns he has
only 1 short time to live and de-
cides to brine his ion Duncan irt-
to his bankin& emplra.
1i00 6 CBS Evenin& News (C) (30) t1) Hotw Open (60)
Walter Cronkite. I Ell) NET Mr"'4 (C) (60) "Spnk . , Out on Drurs." O What's My Ln,.? ('C) (30) Wall~
Bruner hos1s. Guest panelists tori
the week are Arlene Francis, Bert 9:30
Convy, Henry Morgan and Emi'11J f) TONIGHT'S BEST BET!
Yanr.y. * THE DORIS DAY SHOW!
ID I LOVt Lucy (30) 6 ~ (j) Doris 0., (C) (30) m But the Clock (C) (30) Jack Dofis finds herself P06i11& IS lhl
Narz hosts. wile d her boss.
Ei) Commodlty/$1Dcl Rtport 0 ..._ (C) (30) Ted Meyert.
~ (61 Monday Show (C) (90) w40 @Ha Slid, Slit Said (C) (30)
Pounds of Trouble.N m bftm Mllliul (30)
€D Ahou! {30) I
~ (!) Tnrtll or Consequences (C) 10:00 IJ ®Cf) tafol Burnett (C) (60)
(30) ' Singe< Steve Lawrence and batltl slM Edward Y1llela 1uest.
a;} Cesar's. World (C) (30) O Nws (C) (60) Ton. Reddin.
ffi 'T}i,t Girl (C) (30) O @ill Ei) l0tt, A..,lcn
7:306®CU liwnsmoh (C) (60\j
"COfeyv1lle." MarshaU Oillon help~
• teenage country girl (Jo Ann
liarris) defend her rawh1der brother,
Bruce Glow. Nm1 foctl. Ruth Ro
man guest.
0 a;} My World -' Welcome to
It (C) (31) "Christabel." Oog5
everyone else's best frieod. get
humonst .lohn MOlmle into trouble
with his wife. daughter, editor anr1
the pohce. William Windom, Joan
Hotchk11, Lisa Gerritxn, Harold J
Stone star. Frank DeVol guesu.
0 stump tlM Stars CC) (30) M1~e
Stokey welcomes guests Ooa Mar
shall and Don M athe:IOll.
0 @ (3) CE Thi Mmk Scene
(C) (45) -Larry Hankin. Christopher I
Ross. Lily Tomlin. Chris Bohno.I
David Steinberg and Paul Reid
Roman host Guests ~clltde Bobby
'.he1man. The Delll, Th• Rucal~
i nd Roget M1ll~1.
style (C) (60) The romantic joys
and Wllet of 11 plotter. an im-
migraat, • prrctiClll jo«er and "'
aver.-youn1 man a1e limned.
Alie .lallmon. I arry Storch, E. J.
Peakef, Margaret O'Brien. Allee
f,hostltJ, f stelle W1rnrood 111d
Mar1yn Muon guest.
O Della! (C) (60) £nc Bunion &
War. Gloria Loring, Rip Taylor auest.
m.._. (C) (60)
@ l'lny Mtto11 (60)
ea IRllidt ICMllldup (60>
€D Joll.ny CISll (C) (90) A loot et
one of the areal Country i nd West·
ern stars on • nationwide tOUf that
tak111 viewers ffOlll Camerie Hill
to 1 Tennessee prilDI\,
al Carc91 dt Mujeres (JO) ''Cuo
rte Ines Landeros. H New 1eries
~bnut womeri jail inmates revolves
n ound Ines Landeros. • ~asant
2randmother. who eoet to jail lor
the c11me ol her grandson, 0 Million $ Movur: (C) .. Tiie HOf· j
izonul L1euten1nf' (comedy) '62-10:30 aJ u11 lirfto .., 11 Obscurid1d (30) )1111 Hutton, Paula Pren\1n. A bun·
s;1lng you ng lieutenant ia Ofdered
to find the Japan-outtaw w!lo 11:00 t) 0@ al G) ""° (C)
ha1 been raidin« Anny suppUes on 0 Alfrtd Hitchcock
"' ob!oeure island in the Pacific. m T,.U. "' ConleqDlnCIS (t) (30) 0 Tiii Movie Ii .. (Cl
@ Jadd h tile Dlftnse (C) (60) I m O• lhaib
Ei) Technicil tor.. (30) 1rn rn~ m """ <C1
ID Eastern W)sdo4'll ind Modem 11:15 0 ~~V6-. m Ntwt (C) life (30) "Zen nnrl P<;yrho~Hy '
aJ Chucho el R~lo (10) 11:30 EJ ~'19 '81 Mtrt lidffi" (C)
0 B1uins in Action
UO 0 m Laugh In !Cl l&ll Th• 0 rrr 3 ffi Joey B~ (C)
Monkep.~~·v J()nP~, M,~e NP hedulcrt gu~ls in~lude Ross Mar·
,m:!h and Mtr,key Onle~:-guest ~-lin, Doo Cherry, P1gmeet Markham.
J 776 M1nulr.men, kn1ghh ol old R~ny ~~ais Na11ey Wtl90ll alld the '1laller Brother\.. ~nr1 IPRal e~giP.S, WhPn they jo n
I O Mov;.: (C) "'Tiie Magnificent D, n Rnwan, Dirk M~rt1n and toe Se~e~•· (western) '60-Yul Brynner.
•~~t 111 the 1~n1~· n:'l,. "' a II t f J •• llV ... ov1e; " u e or oey O Billy Graham Crusade (C) (~0)1 (mystery) '55-{;eorgt Rall.
ID Queen fM a Day (C) (30l Dick
Curlis host\, 11-45 0 ~ 6 a;} Johnny C1rton !Cl
, I Ashley Montagu, R1r.h lit11e, Don Ei) Special lntervtew (60\ [ liot Herbert. Glori• Loone euest
Janeway is int•rv:rwerl J
€D WOfld Press {C) (60)
€[) H:t P-•aclt (C) (90)
TUESDAY
DAYTIME MOVIES
12:00 m Movie: "'llle l lr Opcr 1to,..
(drama) '59-MlthY RoC111ey.
m "Tiit October Men" (mystery)
'47-~n Miils. Jou Gr-.wood.
12:00 IJ ''Wllit1 Wom1n" (dr11111) '33-
Carole Lombard, Ch~rles Lauahton.
!:00 O "Mlisit" (romance) 'J9 -An11
SolheffT. Robert Youn11• 2:30 0 "Tht fountalnllllcl" (drtma)
'•9-Gary Cooper. Ptt11ci1 Nul,
!:JO g "Arill MJ lovt" (comedy) '40
-Claudette Colbert. Ray M1ll~nd. /
''Hulow" (drama) '6S-Carol Lyn· I 4:30 6 (C) "City lltnutll t11t Su "
lt'y. (!rem Z1mbatist Jr. (adventure) 'SJ-Alltllony QulM.
Watch for the full
week's T.V. listings"in
Saturday's edition of tl1c
DAILY PILOT.
JUDGE PARKER By Harold Le Doux
As
PALIL MAIRE
ll5iT5 DI THE ~
fr BECOMES
APPAR'.ENT lllAT H'E
~AS TfEMBlt:aS
PIFUBKE ova;
lHt CHI Ll?l!JH
e~OPY!
MOON MULLINS
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µM! SOUNDS L IKE
LORD P. BROK~
IHE'. NEWS···
.ANt> LAt>Y P's iAMP WtTH
HIS H&",AD .
TUMBLEWEEDS By Tom K. Ryan
AM I DREAM IN? HERE I AM LOST
IN THE DESERT, AN' A TINY YOUNG
GIRL APPEARS OUTA NOWHERE!
YOU GOTTA BE
A MIRAGE!
AND, (LL HAVE YOU KN9cY;; :)
l'M NOT SO YOUNG, EIT~
n OH?)!
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Mun AND JEFF By A.I Smith
GORDO
W/.IAT WIEl?.fXJS[
THIE. V J.15 T IN
TJIEllZ. OICTtOAI·
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SANS MEAN!Nl!J.f •
MISS PEACH
fltAflU/\
MASO N
ii;cruR~
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l-\VMAN
RF ~A1io~~
BUT WHAT
W:LLI DO
11\J ALL
THAT TIME
WHILE fM
+iEALING?
ARE YOU
LA.UGH ING
OR CRYING ?
A WO@ Fell<.
.SOME/JI !Mil
1HAT t:OEsilr
~/ST··· ~VEl<HAS
AND PROB'J. Y
NEVE~
NOT ONL V 114A r .. 'T>JE '+/ERV
MEAIT!ON Or IT • fJR/VES MJ.NV
INTO A FRENZY a= ----
WILL E~ISTf
FEAR··· ANO
OiHEKS INTO A
D!iXX)L !Al~ RAetEf
-ANO SO, IT S~EMS THAT MU04
OF 'THE 'T~SLE WITH TO~Y'5
Cl-4 11..0~N STe.~ Ff/.,OM ™E 7 PAReHTs. NilY QUe.5TIONS -
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By Mell
Yl!5. HOW 01.D SHOUL.0 A
CHILD N NFORE Ml5 PAl(ENT5 tS~eAK THIE Nl!W5 TO ~IM ~T
TH•V A/Ca HIS PAUNT-' r
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1
Monday, Octobtr 61 1969 OATL Y PT LOT
BACK ON SCREEN -Former child star J.largaret
O'Brien. makes one of her infrequent guest appear-
ances toni ght when she stars wi th neni Santoni in
''LoYe, AmeriC'an Style -Love cind the Letter" on
Channel 7 from 10-11 p.m.
TEl ,l~VISION \11 E\l'S
Sl10\V Still
Soap Opera
By CYNTHIA LOWRY
NEW YORK (AP) -American view~s had
I.heir first look <m Sunday night at an Enghsh 'tele-
vision series which, when broadcast on the BBC
network took the nation by storm, was called a , . ,, cult -and a "national obsession.
lt was the premiere episode of "The Forsythe
Saga," a series of 26 hour-long progran:s based ~n
John GaJsworthy's novels about a rich, fe~e
bourgois English family. And, once the Amencan
viewers get the various Forsythes, f~1ends a_nd lov-
ers sorted out, it may provide an rntere~ting ex·
cursion into victorian upper-middle class liie.
HOWEVER, no matter how well-produced, how
revered are both BBC and the National Education
Network. which is broadcasting it on a hook-up of.
some 165 stations, "The Forsythe Saga" is quite
simply and purely a soap opera.
· The serial opened amid a wcl ter ol Forsythes,
circa 1879, but soon concentrated on two brothers
and their cousin.
Winifred, the cousin, is a rather horsy girl who
bcC'ame engaged and was married in the first E!1?i·
sodc to a pleasant young man named Monty. Bnt-
ish soap opera moves a lot fa ster than the domes·
tic variety, which would have taken about a year
for this.
SOAMES FORSYTHE is a lawyer-stuffy, ut-
terly humorless, a cornplctc snob and a dedicated
bachelor. Jolyon Forsythe. called Jo, is an earne5t
idealist caught in a loveless marriage and in love
with his daughter's Austrian nanny. As the episode
ended, he had established his Jove in a little house in
Chelsea and she had just confided that she was g1>
ing lo have his child .
Cheer up, fans of ''As the World Turns," there
will be more than "The Survivors " to amuse alter
dark.
''i\Jission : Tmpossible" Is back on CBS for an-
other sea son of saving civilization from deep-Oied
f'Vil. Sunday night the te-am simulated the start of
\Vorld Wa r IIr -nuclear explosions and all -to
frighten an aging exiled dictator into reveaUng the
number of his Swiss bank account. This, in turn,
was designed to abort his plan to gel his country
back by force.
AS USUAL, it seemed to be an extremely com-
plicated means to a simple end. They used dis-
gui ses, electric gimmicks and theatrical devices.
Leonard Nimoy, with his e:1rs back in human
shope after "Sta r Trek,'' plays the new member of
the lmpo<:sible ~fissions force. llf' did not have
mnch tn <In but talk •tough in the episode i\lay Britt
(lw;iv frnrn ad1ng for several .reiHs. looked very
h:rnrl o.0111c· 111 the-unsyrnpathrtic rol e 11f lhc deposed
sl ron!:!mttn' ·• wi fe. <;igni f 1cnnlly called E\'..l.
I l 1s ~rn dll1ll~ing .-.ho1~. painslaking l,v produced
~incl <1cll'd tiv a east as if it were serious drama. But
JI is ~eriously flawed by an 1n f1C'xi ble format that
gin's ll1C' r.pisode1; a basic ~amenec;s with just a
change of scene or method of operation.
De1t11is tlae Me11ace
Nearly Everyone
Listens to La11dcr
. .
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DA.IL Y PILOT Mond1f, Ottobtf 6, 196~
HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE RENTALS
1100 Huntl""on .... h 1400 Hunti""on lle•eh 1400 General 1000 Costa Mesa ll00Gener1I 1000 Generel 1000 General 1000 Coat• Meaa ~;;:;;;;;;;;;::;;::;;::;;;;;;1::::::;:~p~A~N~O:::RA:::::M:l~C:::::V:IEVtl=:::;:O:F:;;::;;;;;;:l;;;;;;::;;;;;;;;;;;;::;;;~.1~N~E;,W;P;.On,R>,T~B~EO,AO.c;H.-OPENSAT.&SUN.
Houses Furni1hed
ORANGE
COUNTY'S
LARGEST
262' HAllOR ILVD.
546-8640
Open Evenht9•
tUI 8 :10
Here's Your
Doll House
$18,950
in Cu!<la j\ff'sa, thi" i'\ 111<'
cul("!!;' houS(' aiuunrl, I! ha~
alJ ll('1.\' earpt'11ng 1hrou1:11.
oU1, !l's in n111\'<'·1n <'Ond1-
t1o r1 paintt'd 1n'itdr :.nd
oul , con1fo11;1l1k 1 11111~
1wm 11!1h bnek r1rrpla1·1•. nl{> 01\"IK'I' JlllS gOll<' (I\\,!~
and Jrf1 u 1·.:u•arH s,1 .•r"
1l toda~.
3 Bedroom
2 Bath
$22,500
Th is ('\l"'fll1oiia.lly 1·lr-a11 3
bc>droonl I'.<.'11\l" IS JJl'f!'Nl
for nnn1 r1ha1,. ~.•I". 1ht·
NEWPORT BEACH lnves to" & Bu9•;n 1010 OAK ST.
NEWPORT HARBOR Hunters SPOTLESS!
Beautiful sha ke roo t sin gle story 3 Bedroom, SPECIAL Tlus !•Vc--011-a-1ot imn1acula1e Reduced to $23,9501
~ bath \Vaterfront home on Bayside Dr ive. twa111y r.t au unhf'ard of 3 BH. + lan1. rn1., :.> bath
l'ronts on ex"'ellent swimmm· g beach. New·ly STI.000 has hN·n adult occu-honie. Cov. patio, :sur..:lc('k, ... Altraciiv~ 2 bdrm, 2 bath, redecorated. Spacious patio \vith room fo r ii ith brick l.ireplace, a pan. pied tor years by i111 oo·~r fn1it lJ't'Cs. Take OVl'r 5~<;~
pool. l'riced !180,000. 200 1 Bayside Drive. elll"d Jiving room & thick ;t:Oi:OO~:;~'g:n ~~~I~ ~~'~BOA BAY PROP.
shag caqiel.'I, a lovely patio By Appointment Only for ~ntertaining. Access fw-modfont baths. Lush carpets 673-7420 ANYTIME
Bill Grundy, 675-3210 boat or camjX'r. & gk·a mmg llARDV.'OO D l-"B"'E"'S"'T,.,C'"A"S"H-.--.O"FocF"E"R~
$24 995 J.LOORS: Lath & J>laster! 4-plex in Co8ta 1\1esa loromt
L inda Isle Development Co. 1 Spiice age modern k1t rhen! $523 monthly, 1st Ti:> S35,600
1()8('1 Bayside Dr., Newport Beach Fabulous k>calioo & fABUL-at $316 mo incl l.a.~l's, Re.
Newport OUS BUY and ~~bmit all turning to Pon1ona ln '.! \\·k.~.
FAST MOVE IN
New homes, rea dy to move in. 2 to 5 bed~
rooms~ 2 to 3 baths. 1Al mile from beach. First
payment up to 60 days after move in.
VA/FHA Terms. From $23,990
The Beach
(on Brookhurst I mile South of Ad•ms)
962. 1353
Corona del Mar 1250 Huntington Blach 1400
1000 General 1000 ternis. Just thiok • .. llorue n1us1 seiL 799 ShaJ1n1ar.
at PLUS mrome in l\e11"flOM S.li -n l1 1900 SEADR IFT
1FOREST E.
0 LS 0 N
1111'. Realtor-;;
G.I. FINANCED
JAKE O VER 6 %
lif'C!!'OOlll .'! hath CI lwil111'
Onl.v li·11· ~rars old. Takr
11•rr hio::h loan or S"~J.100'
Low interest ol 6',,. ~o
quality~! i\o ff'1's~ Pa.v-
mt'llls of $210 pays all! Or-
Juxe features, in<.:lucie'5 built-
ins. Stone I.JN" place, family
room, shinj.,<I(' roof. ConM"ete
drh·r. lmma(i.!ia1e-neighbor·
hood. ~lu!11 rnorr. Priet.'d to
. ...:•II n o \\'!? Only $27 ,300.
l lu1Yy: Di;it 6-i.:Hr'.0.1
645-0303
V ictoria Beach. $22,000 4 Bedroom Eastside • $22,500 WE SELL A HOME l-:ASTSIDE, Stccllf'r, R-J \or, In beaut. Ji'\•uie Terr., pvt. "Vacant"
646-8811 TES 2 Bil. house, la.rgr, fenrcd L'('S, area. 3 BD. :!1 ~ Ba . $140 per month includes all
Jlert> is a slarter house that EVERY 31 MINU >"ard, alley 111 rear. !l>,000. fam/d;o nn' Enl"•·"''''"" An ' w & L ' ..., .... on e:"l:1sting loan anyone can
\\'On 't qiut. Pt-rlecl for a brst 1~:::::::::::::::::::::~yt~·~m:::·~1 a Iker ee 2.\1 0 i; le Q\\'ner/Agcnt. qualities Call us. $.'°}.t,9.JO assume \lo'ilhout qualifying!
homt> or ll retired COllple. Ji a48-8&12 R. C. GREER Realty Fl"aturing 4 huge bedrooms.
3 &drooms, ~ car gari.gf', ROOM FOR THE 279) llarbor Bl\'d. at Adams I ·EL"'°~E7.G~A7N=T~4~B=R~.~J~B~A-, ~H~ke I 3355 Via Lido 673-9300 2 luxurious baths, Oiarmin;:;
separate serviee porch, tind '.HS-9-191 Open till 9 P.:11 n('11-_ 2~· LR, evecything nu, LCE. hilltop lot. Penn. view "Queens" kirchen. Great Irv.
"ann 11'00<! burning fire--IN-LAWS bl!!ns , Jux cptg, nr ace & o! ocean & hills, Pnvacy. Ing rooni 1vilh 1ich panC'ling.
pi;i('r. FHA assumablr loan Cu.~tom 2 BR & guest house <750 DOWN shpp1:. over 1700'. $.13,950 Hcaltor 673-2010 Ankle deep L'arpet1ng, E:-;crl-
" Hh ()ayments e. lot Jess in chore Eastsid, Joe ., BR ~ ~>'10-8376 ======="""'=~I lent cul.de-sac. \Vill ~u rHA
tlr.u11 t'nl. I • I I c •• ·-2 BE Co d IM 12'0 and VA. 101ne con1p rtl" Y re..,r.cora1-$18.450 buys !his "Govt P.r -DROOi\I. Large corn{'r rona • ar ~ WE SELL A HOME
•·f or A \\'ise Buy"
Colesworthy & Co.
r~. Curst hous{' nrrd ~. 10 ~ po", Enjoy 1lu~ :: bdrm 2 lot. 3 car garai;e. S
t;n1shrd. Ii\11.IEDJ..\TE POS. bath hoine in Costa l\Icsa .l =~B=Y==O~W-·N_E_'e_ •. _•~:>4_."~>-<00=-'-BAY VIEW EVERY 31 MINUTE
SES.5!0N. Large yard ftJ lly POClosed. CHOICE borne, choice j\Je:-;.a 6 3/4°/o LOAN Walker & Lee
Near 19th Street. Paym{'nl.s VC'rde location. J BR, 2 ba, En.i-0}' life 1n this bay virw
;;;;;!!l;;RI I $160 includes f'verything. fan1 rm. 549-1096 honil' . .J BR. fani. 1.111 .• 2'~
($17,700 ls! TD. 30 yr loan), I=:::::::::::::::::::::::::::= ba. Din. 1·n1. 3 CAR GAR-
Newport Mesa Verde 1110 AGE.
642-lnl Anytime
HARBOR VIEW HILLS
LUSK
:'<'llrr moving out or statr,
••
Victoria
646-8811
(anytime)
Cheshire Real Estate
FANTASTIC REPUBLIC 675-2503
1101\IE in absolute perfect & l<IOS WANTED
7M2 Edinger
8-t?-4455 Open Evt's.
REPOSSESSION
2400 Sq Ft/18x30' Den
Ne1v paint, ne1v carpets, En-
closed patio. Best area.
HAFFDAL REAL TY
842-4405
Cata Man 2100
EAST·side 11·eU kt'pt, lge 2
BR, l \~ B1\, 11•/br1ck h11Jc.
2 car clet. a:nroge, lge yd.
$22:J pe r mo. 67:>-1.573, 6 10
10 pni or v.•k-t'nd!I.
10x4.l' ll10131LE l!Oi\IE, Sll.l
mo + $50 dtpo11i1. No child
or pets. 837-1616 v.·ork;
549-S507 Sunday only.
Newport Beech 2200
WE'RE SWAMPED
l\1ore clients than properties!
\\'e necd listings • to rent &
lo sell. Please call us for a
riuick, courll'sy appraisal.
\\'e \'<Ot'k f:ve iy day.
BURR WHITE
REALTOR
2901 Ne11•port Blvd ., N.B.
675-4630
3 BR. ru·. bch. Ocr. l :i In
Junt 1; l !lj 1110. 107'~ 32nd
St • .'i l"e S at/Su n .
714 : J..(i2{) ... ():)SQ,
\VAT ERFH.ONT 3 Bdrn1 2 Ba
Den 2 frplcs dsh\vshr dlsp
\\'R~hr/rll')'r lntd yrd. JJI3
Finley or tall 833·113'1
BAYFRONT & dock 3 Br, 3
Ba den. Lcase/opllon $500.
mo. 675-4331. Also unfurn.
3 BR. 2 BA upper duplex.
Yearly S225. Adults only!. * 673-8088 *
Balboa 2300
S17:i \\'in1cr lease. Peninsula
Point. S11acious 2 Br. Call or
lern1q a re !hf' t.c~1. no a1 Harbor Cc•nr1·r 6-t!.'j'jjj ·-------mu~i go fasr; this 4 BR. '.!1 ~1 :::::::::::::::::::::;::::::::::: I
sparkling condit1on. 4 large To fill this !gt", 4 Br., fam. bdrm~. 3 baths, formaJ din-rnl., formal din. rm, Broad.
ing room, separate fam ily moor home. Vacant, quick
roorn &: huge n1 a s t c r possess, Out of 1011·11 o•1·ner
bedroom. t.linimun1 upkeep says, "Sl'JI" Sll5,500
yard beauliluUy landscaped. Delancy 'Real E state
,; BDfL\IS in gigantic '"rile J\lrs. Bea rdslee, '.!l:V
Fairmonth Home '2~3-5316, 1600 Panvay, Glen·
TA.KE: OV"ER !he GI LOAN. dale Cal. 91206.
money df11111 f() l l'l'i or ::."99 lla.rbor Blvd .. (''I.
•
iiiiioiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I ba. • f am . rm .. prof. land-
scaped home is pritrif lfl IRYINE A YE. s1.·i00 oo .... n 10 ~n.vbor!y, 111(' ll -~A"S~S"U~M=E'""'F~H=A~L~O~A~N~
ov.nf'r is anxious and you
O\\'f' it to Y9Ul"!PH lll a! $1~ Pt:P.. .r.1oi.;T11 TOTAL
least call, \lo l' 11on 't hilt. pay1nrnL'I °'1 quil.'I PStabl.ish·
WANT LOTSA LAND? sell; only s.19,9jQ, Custom built home, lal'ge cn-
Joe Clarkson
Newport Heights
View!
This 110111r i ~ rr1nirll "-lf'nl
of a la1'1sh (noun1a111 c11h-
1n, \\l!h IY·au11fu l r11:0.1ir
11·oorl f'n1•1 ron:n1·n1 . Tlw
niass11·r oprn hrarlh 1"i'><'h
IH'f'Pia<'t' ;ul<:l~ to 1 h(' tulal
f'!frct o! 11 pint" lN't' r ....
trrat. l :1'rn :.. ha~ment
ft>a t1 ir\ni= a J.u1lt tn 11;.r-h.
q for you r f'njoyment. in
addition 10 :t n1astcr s1~
bedrooms and l\lo o baThs.
4 Bedroom
Fixer Upper
in C~ta !'>lt>sa. thi'\ home
Til't'ds yoor TI..c. It"s hx·at-
l"C! in Co!l~r Park. a \'f'I)'
n1N': 111'('a, on a ru! d·· sa1·.
The OY.'n('f" 1~ an.~1rn1s, you
can assurnc 1he :i 1 ~'~ Fl IA
loan at Slj'l!,OJ rno. or the
011Tl('r will •'f)l'IS1d1·r 11.
lra.sr op11011. Bu11! 1n k11rh.
rn, 110::.uble garaj';<", Inn~
;11 r Jwat, l'O\r·r«I pallO,
large back yard ..,,·1111 sJCle
1-ard lor hoo.! or ll'ailt>r.
Bargain pr1. rd!
Beachcombers
Delight
s~:.cn r!"''n 1~ at! 11 111k~·c
f'.I It\\ :1 l h•;; """\' I"''\ ~
!)Nlro:1:n : h1•h 1~ ·"·h
tTitl;,g•'. ll1r •111n··r i.,,,~
Sl"ll 3101 \' II ' llTY 1]1"
fitl<Ul• •llC' lo 1,-•·l!. !r h"'
f;I Q ll'lv<'l)i l'·l'i"•. <di<' <>If
1tx-k1trh• '" !hr-.. 1hr-r 01fl
t11" bi'<ll~··m In ~ lr-1 1·1!01·
area, 1t 11'"n t lr1~1 .
Lease Option
Ocean View
$275 Mo.
Bl'aunful ~. lx-rlroon1 llO!Tl<'
..,,-,11 leal:iE.' op1 ion for unly
S27S per rtl<l Ir ha~ a grra1
OCf"8Jl \·1,.11·, TI1oe 1l" nt·r
has pun.·Msed ano,hrr
home and .... am.~ ar riun on
th.ts one! Cali no....,
Unbelievable!
Ocean View
$23,950
.><I ."U"f'l'I OI II hoopi!ij;; b )g-
~l\ad(' U'l'es, tv.·o blocks from
ma.ior shtYpping center. .~
01t'('rt\JJ brd.l'OOtl'IS and :.'
.~roarkl1ng baths.. P.ambling
modt-n1 kitchl'n and toe rin-
i:lin;:: /'\[\\' SllAG l'ar?C'I.~ in
1'ip.'l1,ou,; 1iv1ni:: 1·oom. P.eal
fun l;j1::;1• p,11Jo plus l\1sh
C:l'•'!'ll \ilrtl nf t11uri'
THE~" . ..; !!alr1rf'. Takf' O\'t'r
1 111~ S.'0,(,(11 .LOI\' 6&\ '~ ~n-
11ual r:u r Iii.an aud )tOVF. I.\
~011' 11 1rh NO qualifying'
WE SELL A HOME
EVERY 31 MINUTES
Walker & Lee
~'9.l Jl.1rbor Bii d. at /\dams
. JI j -0-lti.J
Op.'.'11 till 9 P \l
OWN YOUR
OWN BUSINESS
BE ll\Df.PENDEf\oT • Tak<'
O\ !'r OP"rat111i:: 11 0 B B Y
~HOP anti CllE ATIVr:
AHT.'i i;1nre in Oown-town
Cn~ia \lr!§:a. l'\rar Cost.1
.\J"sa Park t1.nd ptay!;l'Ound
• H :::nod l'h!ldrrn'."I <1ttral'-
ti•'n. C;\!I ror lurthf'r d~tail~.
.,11ftii-
SPANISH,
' :, r.nr. \! .... ()n rAIR\\' A'(
I ·"r•l •t 1,.\ .. r
I II• .iut!lul Sha~ C.11 p<'I ~
".: ~·11 ~ pl.H•'S, \\'('! B:i 1
I H11t:c J:t.::'ll!'L'S ROO,\I
,\;\t) a H,\CKYARD Tl!AT
i;oi-::-; F'OHE:v ~:R ~
,.
$73,500
•)1~'°.sa\ ~r~~··J\~,,l·~·
546-5990 '
I 4 UNITS + HOME
2 001"111, 1 bath home 1vith
gUf'~I hou~ + four 2 brlrm
1 l"'!h u11L1s on bcau11fl1I 8!1
~ :!75' Sll'l!<'I • to • Slrt'o't lot.
{)\\•nrr \\'ill ran:v Firi;T T.D.
lo ~1ua1ifKxl b!J.>'Cr.
Lachenmyer
Realtor
1860 NcwpoM Blvd .. CM
CALL 646-3928
Eve~. 64-1-l~(, 6Ki-:100
closed rourtyard for maxi-
mum privacy, Many extras
in th is beautiful 3 Bdr home,
$47,500.
Coldwell, ~nller & Co. Wells-McCardle, Rlt ...
550 Newport Center Dr. 1810 Newport Blvd., c.rwt.
Newport .Beach . Cali r. 1 .,""~>1~•~n~29!!!!!!•~·~"~li~m~•..,....,
l1 hon1f" on la11:,. lot,
h1g gated aa.•pss for
BOAT, TRAILEH, 'EX·
TR.A VF.HICLE, ETC.
Or put in 2 POOLS 1!
you \1 1sh! TIIC large '.!.-
:o;tory home ha~ 4 BD-
R~TS, s pr i n k Ir r ~.
S.· i;ha~ roof. Big r·ov.
•·rrd patio. i(lral for !hr
11rf'k·end BBQ. PJ'icrn
ln1' quick sale a1 onl_v
.'j::l,i.".I): Enou;::h sa1U ! ~
833-0700 644-2430 -W-E 'RE SWAMPED
i"""""""R"A-N"c"H"!-0"-"-.. -"-"-"-'li\Iorc cil<'nls !han proprM\rs'.
l\'r nrctJ hslints -to rc111 k
~ ca..,rs
~w·•~a
REALTOltS
.546-4141-
!0pen ~inpl
San Luis Rey ro seLI, Pl{'ast> l'ail us ro!' a
I::! i\('l'e s, 11 of \\'hil·h are quick, ~"QurtP~y appra1~al.
,\\'OCtirkl Jl'l'OVE"S, liOOlf' (.'ll• \Ile \\'Or k ('VCry day.
111.~. Hilltop ranc.tL house BURR WHITE
v.i th gorgeous Vlf'W. llO!'S<'
('01Tal, ba.m & stUdio. aosr REALTOR
2901 l\'e11·pon Blvd., N.B, to San Luis IU-y golt & 6T:>-4630 ,
l-OUnlry club. Priced a t 1--~"'"'"=7."7'=--S9'!,:.00 lor qu.Jck sale! Don't SPECTACULAR
s.1y .,.,., didn't tell yoo about VIEW· $28,500
I.hi~ one-. S11l'f'pin;:: 1·irw l'\'Ct;.'\\'hrrr
===~~~~:~~==i,~~R~e~d~C~o~rpc~t~R~e:•:l~t~y=~i )OU look. <.kcan & c1!y ~------:.Mn:1 \\', Balboa, NB 6iJ..fiCKXJ hnuts. '1 balhs, f:untly 100111. UDO ISLE Fi!Y'plaei.~. Built·1 n ki1chrn.
New Listing }~ornta l r11n1ng room . 5 1(}. Onr o f tllC' 1nost he11ut1r11J
tioincs of/el'f"d on corner lol. B1i,:: ~i·'~'Q GI loan f'an br 1720.
lakrn over . M 1ncrcas(' 111 TARBELL 2955 Harbor on loVC'IY Lido lslt', 41Cro.<Ji
from prlvalebca<'h. 3 Larg-1' inlerest! Lovrly ~ bdim /\n. BACK BAY
bt>drooms, large living room, tt~ony poot homf' pncrd a t J bdnns 1 ~~ buths. n1r" !'1\r· ~ fil'C'plac-e~. fom1a1 <.J1nin~ S . .4,~JO. Owner transfrn'<.'d prt.~. lov('lv gla.~scd 1n pa.!1(1
!(I salt Lakr. /111:-;1ou~ for 0 ,, ~ .:":·J·J_,. 1,,1 •, '1-k 1·uon1. BrauLl fl11ly dN'Ul':l((~I ff "' ""·' v "'-·
Jr11· 1':\l'<"U!IVC fll Slf'. Sllj,<XX.I, 0 rr~ ei<'ITI sch(ol ~1 1:7:11)
Ca ll fo1• app'L ~ ~46-58BO Fuller' Realty • h b (l'lelrcint!T'e thtal!!l 546-0814 10 n macna LLEGE REALTY MESA VERDE
17 14 ) 642_8235 1500 Adiiim51I tu1bOl',c.M. FAMILY RM.· $24,950
1 ... , ... B~E-O~R~M'"".~+"""~p~o~o""'L""l1\('ar golf ("OUl'S<', (;f'lll'l'OUS 901 Dover Drtvr, S1111r
Nl'11-pnrt B<'ach
BAYFRONT
Commrrc1;1I U:i•
lJO
\I 1!h f'rontagt• On
;-;c11·p0n Bh·1t,
Bulkheaded
f'ncrtl und•'r SI J ~-~·1,
REALTORS
673-4400
WONDERFUL
WESTCUFF
Onl_,. '! hloek!I 10 th!:-B;l'J
Quality ·I Jx.,-trooin J h:1t !1
hon1r 11·11h Country Slylr
Ki!f·ht•n. .\l111'111g 111J7 Thi.~
ma.'' llf' ju~t fo'lr' ~ou ~.-12,~00
• \'f'r} rasy lerms.
546-2313
.si~rtl IX'druom,.. 2 Ua!li.~. 3 Bath $26,950! fanu!y roon1. Jlug,. l1v1ng
Bti:: lan1ily llOnlf' 111 prier to rooni, hnndso1nl" !1!'1'placr .
111 your budgl.'I~ f 1es1 a pool, VA • r·HA f1na1w:ini:; 11vad-
Jr. E:st&le i;:round,;, R 1 r h ablr. ~(}.1710
"ood pandm~. handsome TARBELL 2955 Harbor
brf'aldai<t bar, El('ganl fu'f'-
phH·r . No1h1n~ 1-on1p<!.rablc BAYCREST
al !hr pr1rr on tod11y's n1ar. TmnH•d po,.~. 4 Bdrn1, /,1m1l.1·
kt'l J.<11\..1710 r,.,-,111, f!lrfllJ.I rf1n1ng, l)1rri k.
TARBELL '2955 Harbor ra,t n •o111_ O\\nrr 1110,·1ng.
WE-ST_C _L-IF_F ___ .\f1•kP ()ffr1·
Jean Smith, Rea ltor l'<;l'o l linck -<hamond pnnrl
11111do1\!I • sl~·ikr rc..if . kid· 11 l£i...".~-,:1
nry ..;h11prd pool • nriPt1ted
10 0111doiir l11·1ni:: & Pa~
n1:ii11t rnanrr . :I Mnn~. 1~.
bath.~. 01\'N'r transfcrtrd ,r,,
niust ~rll . $;,1,:JOO. Pt'1<' Bar-
ro•11 Rcal1;1-· fi~2-:1zoo.
BA YFRONT APT.
V1~t::i Orl Lido. Pi"r &. Jo:l1p
ava1\ahlr, S'rll (lr 1ra~e1 op
t1on. l'nec $2~.:)00
Georg• Williamson
lt~:ALTOH.
Cambridge Highland 603~1:;:,o l:_\'r~. 61::-J.",(i !
Be;,u11rullv l·al'l'd fnr adult
1)4·rupird.;: BR -1.. rarnfly. YOU .ru~1 (•an'I /1r1d lhrse
e;H'iX'L", '1ra pl'!I'. p:inPl lin~ & any1no1Y'! llrrr·~ a11 Of'l"an
many niorr lrahirc~ As-1·11'1v homr I blk to brach.
· · '! brdroon1~. rlrn. l\"r \\' r1·pl>, ~innt' f'~isl1ng !'>':' r lo..111 .
DAVIDSON Realty drps, flrrp\,·, liv rni, 1hn 1111, CaU ,111·nrr ;i::,(, '·.\rt";
•16·:H60 E\'I·~-~19-ln:i& x.6-4~~ or 8 11-:!.i\9
OC EANF RONT--1,-=c::--;;-;---;---c---=--. 3 BR :.! BA. fan11ly rn1. Pl"ol Vacant /'\P1111011 lot, R-'.!. d 1 1
\-0' THE REAL ~ Eq'.fATERS Also R-2, 60:\300 lot in Co~la ecor. ,, yr Od·xlnl cond. $32,::.00, 12382 Flrct Ln. HB.
.., .. iiiii-..iiiiiiiiiiiiiii-..iiiiiiiiiim l l\!cs.a. C1 1l for drtails. 1T:iS-Oii·ner 6111-·1328
CANARY YELLOW ci im-.t1. 1---------,.ou niu~t hun"Y! Thi~ ~PD(-PROPERTIES WEST sn.o.:.o le!\..~ 3 BR '1 balh hnmf', 1op, 675-4130 675--1642 3 Bdrm. 2 bath. S2-i00 d111\'!l,
lop qU1th1 y v."11n't las1. llanl. A FRIENDLY HOME balal'l(',. 7'~. :~tS!Xl
1100
\\llO(f 0001':'1, lari;r hl\ • Ill Ln top :-.°rv.-pot1 Jlt!I. llrt'3. J
--NEAR-OCEAN--kitcht'n. floor to i·rlling hrick BR, family rm, lar'll:P liv. Costa Mesa
fq1l r. 1v/w cpis/drps, 'l'ratl-rm. ~tone fif'(>p\ac'C. On R-3 -----------~tod. 4 BH. '1'-i ha. ~ Car er spat'f', Only S2'6.JOO. hit. "-'long S'n!.COO. NO DOWN V.A.
This hall to ~ 1he liottrsl 1.13,WO _ lO'i-<1n1<'n PW.C O\VNER/'BHOKEJt O gar. Bltn!I. :\.1n1 colkL ~ OR ONLY $2,800
~!J~nl~=·~c~-~;~ ~~\~~~ 1~1~y~LJ ~. <>1111 APPllOXJ:-::~~. l~ actt ·~~;~~~tc~:~r~g~
home v.•irh Jorge coven'll e S41·1290 e -~··---·· A1'ocado '"""'vr ·, .1 BR, J• I ,,.u .,., CEIL I NG FfR E:f'LACE, patio and 1'f'ar y;in. ~un-11--oH"A~R"-BOR LIGHT_S __ 109J B11krr. C.:\1 ~.16-54 10 Ba1h~· I/ill Top View hon1l". HUGE Ji\'lng rornii anrl ~EP.
dttk. It ha." a lh ·1ng llN'a 1::::::::========:J n111·n 11/ s ludio a p 1 . ". \'I I " A1v •Tl'.: FA:\llLY HOO~f . at 1600 sq_ ft. and 11 b('at1· t'11' o ocran & v1lY. S1"P" 11417~8916
tiful assunmble loan 11 1 10 hr11rh. Lovely home \lol!h FHA Resale 1-~-~~-~~~~-1 LARGt: BEDROO~JS, '.!rte-~%•,;. You v.·on'1 t11'llP1<' 11·:1!lrd J!itfllrn. :n~.500. * Soulh Coast Rr.aJ Es!a1(' gant bath~ 8.· ELECTRIC
0 1~ "'"'ki"" ,,,,,,..,.,-ful p1..,I"~ hu1l1 -i11 kilchrn INCLUDING it unul you seP ti! 6'•·'~ L AN · "'' . ..., '"'"'·"' " .... W•lker Rlty. ~75-S'200 ,\tl.t'<t M"ll 'Pltf'ioU~. nrar nrw i<lo!lll.I real estate sale:smcn. 1.hsh•1aslK'r, r-oc111 a!I 11 pin
J3J6 Vr;i Lido, NB 0Jl('n Sun . Costa tlf('S;1 hon1r. s:.!02 mo E:"l:C'C'pt10nal benefits. PlraSI' lantlS<:-aping fn choict' family -ra.-.-.... -
ORAN CH
COUNTY'S
LARGlST
262' HARIOR ILVD.
546-1640
Open Ev.,.in9s
''" 9 ,30
pays <'vt'rythin,1: 1v1th 5·1;, ';ii rail far appointment SQ-8424 area \\'i1h t'XC'f'll('n1 srhools. Elec)ance J.1 fA loen. 4 big 11"Tl"f't rhoi1r South Coal'it, Rr11.l1nrs. HURRY f"OR 1111s Oi'-'F.!
rool. JJHlio k ~~id \'tf'w be.1room,; !.:. ovcrs11.f'd f;1m1ly DA ILY PILOT DJ t>l E. A . WE SELL A HOME
... _ .,_ _ _. f'U(>n1. brighl ful11ilr kirchrn Lt•,····~. ,."'' "'" "'·" '''""' EVERY 31 MINUTES s<'l hM.· p.allcrn. e<auu l'lr'\\' •~c.~ ., c " "' , . ., Larcr lot on Qu1r1 r11l-Oc-sa1·. w ~k & L h·an \\'t•llx' homr 111 Dol·er HERITAGE lor Jusl pennies a day. Dial a er ee
:'horr,. o! BR 3 ti.1. PLl,;S. _ PILOT Class1f1f'(f ;id. Oprn 1·1es. :.10-11.1 a 11\l 11nr,:~~~--'-'-=~=~~-I Roy J , Ward --... --.... --.,.·.,.,_1DTA L dll'\-'(t &tl-:'.1678. Charcr :'ITTJ \\'rsll'ldl Dr,
11.'Vl fi11la:o;y Or. li'IG•J:i:,o P LANNiNG Jo n101,.;-,01f!I ~·Clur i'ld. then ~ii b;:ic\,; al)\] 616-7711
001\"T c11e ll <l\lotlY ~<'I find lln 11n111~111c 1111n1h"r n! l i~!Cll 10 lhr pl10rrr rin::· llT'S Br11.-11 )10uSP r11nr nl\:·
qUll'k •·11.<;h fnr 11 .. ·1th a honir..-in tcwf11.y a Cl11.~~1 l 1f'{I 1''or O;i1ly Pilot \\';int Ads cr~t srlrrt10" r\'rr' ~r rhr
Daily Pll111 11:1n1 Art 1\d<; ('hr rk thrn1 no11• !)1:11 642-;;6711 D/\fLV PILOT \\'ANT AD:-.!
Popular n1odl'I 11·11h 3 car .,,,...,
Be I I ::.~~" E. coa~1 H11y, 673-3770 garage. st or t 1c nloney
al $47,950. Call 54:>-8424 l N VEST NEAR THE
South Coast Real Estare OCEAN. 3 BR. 31.i Ba .. den,
2 fplc., din. nn. Build 1 Sl'ORY inner circle. 4 BR. another home for income 011 2 BA, fam rm, wa1led, pool Jg. lot. Somr v 1 e 11'. Nr.
:iize prof lndscp corner lot, beach & shops. Bk r.
Patio, ext. lights. 1973 673-20IO
Kornat Dr. 546-9294
College Park 1115
* •BARG.l\lN* *
Ou1 ol 1own 011·n('r 1vanl s to
Sf'I\ 111., h11·1.'ly :i Br. family
r111 honie. 1 ~. ba. lrpl. fcne-
rd rear• vd \\1th patio. Ask-
IOJ; on!y 's23,750. Call David
Carlsun: Dorn, PlRI Z & Co.
121 31 2·1~7Cli; E\'es. !'.?13)
790-21 ~
Ne~port Beach 1200
5 BEDROOMS
REDUCED $3000
Ownl'I' must Sf'll! Top loca-
tion 1n Back Bay al'C.oJ . -
l-:l'cryth1ng for a l<•!l!r lan1-
1ly_ -Ga1·agc 1~ 1""0n1't'r1,..d
lo ~1Qx24 p!ayroon1 , trrnagf'rs
dcilgh!, -$4 \,.:,00, 10';. do11·11
-(Ir a~sume 5'"',;, loan -
Call nov.·. 1111~ \\'Oti'l las!.
DUPLEX
In1mac. ~ Bdrm. ho1ne plus'.!
Br. apt_ USl"(J h1·ick lrpl.,
bllns, sha~ r ptg-, S 19.:iOO.
01\':\'ER 675-lfA."6
BEACHSIDE of l!\\y, Co111-
for!ablc 2 Br. homr. under
S4 0,000 . o .... ·ncr/Bkr
675-374:1
•OCEANFRONT -Pool ..
Cameo ShorPs -4 BP. & Den
llJ i\11Hord Rd . 67~>-6996
NE:.'\V homf' m Goldenrod.
/\~king .$79,500. Pb one
67'.i-J068 tor appt .
Lido Isle 1351
v 2 REAL BUYS!
./ Charming 2 Br.:! ba .• tam.
rn1 . charn1er, $•l!l.8i:1
,/ aue-2 BR l ha . "IVrek-
cnrler" • Only $-l'.!,500.
LIDO REAL TY INC.
Rf'al sho..,,·place 11•ith all the I ~==========c I
extras. Lido Isle 23SJ
Rex L Hodges, Rltr 8~7-252;-i
Huntington
Harbour 1405
VACANT
4 hdnn. :: car garage, Din.
rm • many e:\·tras. Ext't'I.
a rea. Only S:->8,:)00 _ submit
011 term~. \V iii con.~ider
l('a.~f' or lease option.
Harbour Rlty. 846-1311
EASY LIVING
Im mac l Br Condo. Including
all appliances, crpts, drps &
a 32' boat Wp, Enjoy this
IC'isure living_ Only D-1.950.
Harbour Rlty U.-1311
Fountain Valley 1410
WHY PAY RENT?
'l0 r. old Spanish ~tyle. As-
sume 6:i..i ~;, I'll..\ loan. 3 BR .•
pa.tiQ, BBQ, hllns. Adi. lo
go! I co~. pool. S'26, 9.iO
CORBIN-MARTIN
REALTORS t.iiJ.1662
3036 F.. Coos! .lh1y., Cd:'IT
NEWLY Furnished 4 BR. 4
Ba, avail Now. \Vinter or
longer. 12131 789--9369 or
(213) 472-6692 * Furn 4 Bit, l BA. Con-
temp, newly dee. ~40C'. Avail
now. Yearly. !714) 624-TI09
2705
OCEAN FRONT 3 BR, 2 BA.
fin:place, dining room, love-
ly garden, gar. Avail. no1v
until J une or July. $300 mo.
ll'l(', gardener & 11·atl'r.
49+-5531 alt 6 pm
OCEANSIDE, View, :.i BR &
den. :! Ba, \Vasher/dryer.
dsh~hr. avail Oct. thru
J une 12.:;o mo. l se .
Slt ORTER RENTAL
arranged 5 n10 or mo IT. lse,
49l&8J Sun. ~ton k TU('s.
4 BR, 31 ~ blk!'t to bch, ocean·
vie•v. comp. rcder, a1'all to
Jami!y or professionals 'til
July ], 1970. SX.IJ nio. 273
Cajon. ~94--6858
646-7171 3.'\n Via Lirlo tii'J.T'..00 Santa An• ====== 1620
4 Bdr. -I ba, beaut furn hon1e
on sandy be11ch. $:.00 mo.
\\'inter. 499-2183 or
213--~3\L Huntington Beacil 1400
$17,000
3 Bdrms 2 ba ths, fiO 'C 100'
icnt-ed 101, t'l.•clnc built-in
rang<', ov~11. ~L·l't'<'n<'d in lo
f'O\"Crrd pati o ;-I pan ol
garage 1s made mto a dl'n.
Takes SliOO do11·n. pa)mrnts
less lhan ren1.
VACANT, 1 nl m Pd i a le
possc~s1on. l BR & dC'11,
huge fain 1-n1/ki1., new
:-hai; f'rpl i:: lh111ou1. J'\tany
lcaturcs. Xlnt nrii;hborhoo<l.
FHA loan. J'\lo. pymnts $191
1ncls all. 711 So. flla..~lnl" St.
nr Euclid & i\lrt·adden.
Opt'n housr 3-5 P.\t every.
d11y or hy 11ppt.
RENTALS
Houses Unfurnished
General 3000
RENTAL FINDERS
NXPENSM • •• GU.W1m11
S PACE & CHARM
Bubbling hruok. refll',..tion
pool:-; [1Jlcd 1\'J!h lazy Carp
£('! a 1ra1111uil SC'{'llf' for this
4 Br., hM"lea"·ay df'n & fam.
din. rnt. Priced at 1''11A
\'al, \1 assun1ablc :..~ .. ·-;, In.
Hal Pinch in & Assoc.
3900 £. Cva-·1 11"-Y. 6ij..439'!
4 BR. .:i hnlh nr tM-a rh.
r"l11\Jh1111<r. lrnni"I r rl. Ponl.
J ,ra~r/oplll)!l. 642-1:'!91 ,
hi 1-:Z:-11(
~1,IJR? Laguna Beach 1705
~ R'ESIDOOW-IUSIN(SS
A'1'.··ROOMMAT1 S11V1C1
4lS w. lfott.. c.rt. "'''' "4M111
JUST LISTED
;:;uprr ~hai'Jl h<•nlr. ta1·prr~. -----------I 1 ·t1~10111 '1 n1prs 1hn-iughou1,
l'AHK LHXJ lfl\\llhou~P :: J;1r:::I' s.'p.irat<' ran11ly roon1.
BR, ~ R1\, !rplt'. oool. S.~l Co1·rN'd pa110, profrs!'.1onaJ.
)I .13000 dn. L ' <1 1 ~·o 11 ly 11111<.bcaprd lari::l' lot a!
61(;..-01:!2. l<rKI (If thr cul-01>-sar slrtl'L
B!l1N< prllnt' on Bay I01'al1nn
2 bcl1':'1 . l:l!l.500 (.'all 6-1.J-.!:.'j~
f'l'PS/\\·krnds.
Ser 111l~ on<> for sure. Priced
rlgJ11 at SJ'..'.000.
MUTUAL REAL TY
842-1418 anytime
Newport Shores 1'2'20 Owner Tra nsferred
e REDliCE:D .~.000• Drsperalr'. -~ BR 2 ha l1un1r.
Jr yot1 11Prd a '!:Tf'i'.ll laniily \\"alk tn .\lartna 111 & St.
honir . sec tlus or)('~ Lgf'. hv. Brinavf"nlul"f's. Pymn1s under
rni. phis 1;:-r part~· rm.: 4 l l.-i:Jiino.
Br.:'\ Ba. k1tr h. hH·ins. l'~ The Real E1tate Mart
Rlks. to bc1n•h. r 1•e s1n1plr. 174!0 llt'ach Eh·d., 11.B.
s 1i>.:i00 Equuy l-19,.i['()_ :.1ay l iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii84-..7-ii8ii5o3iiliiiii-..iiiiiii cor1.~11!rr 1ra1ir.
e O\\":\'ER &$1)...IS49• 11.\VE: opcnin;;s for ~ P.eal
Es!ale S.1lcsmcn in our nr-w
Dover Shorts 1227
*ENCHANTING VIEW
Llr!Oblilruc1t'd Ba;,-& :'llln \"U
-tnost rn1s. Di1/rrt"n1 "Old
\\"nr:d" ron!cmporary, "'-·
r~·ut11·c Jux11 ry tlOnl•'-;:.o(l()
i<Cj , It, 4 BR. ·t'~ B.\ !-
1naids q 1r~. ldral for rnlrr·
tainlni;. Easy llla•n, ln1111f;d
oecup, $1 7S,1'.XXt -~ s s u 111 r 6"° ',;. loan. Bo.x 1632 1'B.
MS-7249
University P•rk 1237
orfJf'f'. C31J for appointn1f'nt.
R . D. Slates, Realtors
536-8801
A1ift,\CTlv~ 3-en,-28A~
:.:In! arta. blt1n a pp.
Con1pll"l(' !)('\\' crpl & drps
p;linl 111/out S29.~. 5·'4 1st.
S'" 2nrt as~uni . 71-1: 3-11)..3.)jj
!·oR Stile by owner. ri BR, 2
~!ory Glen fl lnr. Large lo!,
huge patio, close lo beach,
s c h oo l 6 , s h oppi n g
('1·erything! S29.950. 96'2-1 5i7
* REDUCED PRICE *
JUST LISTED 4 BR, 2 BA. 2 car itar. Frplc
You'll br bo11·lrd O\'rr 1\llrn & bltin.5, S24,'r.il. 51.'.0 loan.
)OU S•'e tt11~ ltttl(' 2 hr, $Ill. pnyls n10. P.l.T.I. Pnn
Je1\·el-OO~ honic or th(' \\('i'k: lo'c"c''~"c'=-"'='='~~---~
rnchantlng 1s !hr word, lt's SANDPIPER Hon1<'. to be
J aby hY'~h. $2'7.000 finished completely in No1".
• Red Hill Realty S19.900. \\'rite to pa u I
Un11', Park Centr1•, Irvine Jf'TI!\CTI, 'I'll \V. lSlh St., Ctlf
Cal l Any!ln1r i:::.~Olt'11
1240
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ha.r. l '1 ba th. 1 •• n1lle to
b(-11.rh. 962-9,:j',1
5'\Lf:, 1..{'a~e or l"a~e/opl1(•tJ :i BR. 2 s!ory. by Qv.·nr-r. l.01\'
;: bd1 Ill<, 11, IJ."olll<, f;11111ly illl<'!'PSI. S32.000. $3.:iOO do1\n.
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lonktnc l'lr \J. n111! ti1:.!.:-.l.illl
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hr' lookini: !<'Ir 1t. Di al 6t'-
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~.r(l Sot. rt or braut1f11.1 horn<'
111th an Of'('an view 5 Bd·
rm~, :: ba!h.s, ol.VJnP1c SIZl"
po.11. You couldn't hrg111 ro
rr place th.is home & !01 for
$69,:i(I), 0.1•rwJ" "·1JJ l'an·y l~I
TD 11·11h 1/3 do11'n rir take
pl'Oflt'r ly ln tra.dr Wilh rqual
an1ou11l or equity, Znnt'd R·:!.
•I Ith cJo,1·nsla1rs J'l't'l'f'AtilJn
roon1 & bath, This l'o11ld he
u.o;('(i a.s a rrnUll Lo! :-.OX \50,
appra1sf'd at S:.11 ,oOO This
11·oii'1 last. Ju.st sc~ 11 &
you 'll realize !he bargain.
Bill H•v•n, Re•ltor
673.3211 or 5•1-6613
2121 E. Coa.~ Hwy, Cd~!
OCEAN VJE\V 1£0:0.IE
XLNT Vet loan 11 ssump1 ion.
lnL ra1f' "'·ill nol increase. 3
NICE l'iran, rratiy f~.
cupancy. 3 &droom. 1
Harh . ''lnnth to 1\Jon!h.
Rcasonahlc rrnt ror tile
arra. Call \\ alkcr &. Lee.,
842-4,C.:i
S22J. Loi ely 3 Br. 'J B.1 . Im
r rn, bltns. pa110, l1•plc.
0 'uldren 11i"lron1e. Bk r.
&15-0111
S22.-), 4 Br, 2 Ha. frplr, H/tl,
frncd y{!. Cl11lrln•n & flC'IS
0 .1'\. Bkr. 5.ll-fi!lll<I
$1 60. 3 Br, nr 101\'n. S101·c :
Ch1ldrrn 0 .1\. Bro ker
6-1;,....oJ Jt
S22.i. :; Br, 2 Ba. duplr>.. G11r.
frp!c. R/0. children 0 .K.
Bkr. :,3,\-6980
Br. 2 Ba, V>"/11· rrpts. lrplc. Costa Mesa 31
Cor lor; L-ompl privac)'. An.~1ous·subm1t. 2 BR, gar. patio. r:l'pts, drps,
Full pnce S·l4,j()(} sro,·r, rcfrri:. Tropical srt-
PL,\CE REALTY 494-910~ t111g. adults only. 1 b!k
HANDYMAN'S shops. $l:ill. ~~4-li,llQ
Sprcia l ~ 4 lncomt' unit.~ 120 4 SH., 2 BA, drps & »0m'
yds. 10 beach. Pa1 ios, de1·ks C'T'pl . College Park area
ll'IOCf'an view. Nds. paai!. $250. nio. 673--97'.20.
f'tc. Should g1'QSs $9,00() yr. CLEAN 2 Br on pvl. fc11Cf"d
Pr. $69.900, Consider 11·11des. lot. S140. 1588 Riverside Pl.
l\f!SSION REALTY 4£1.t-0731 totf 161h Sn :l-IS-fi6.i!O
180 DEGREE VIE\V LOT l s~,~.,~SP~A7c~.-,~,~,m-.-,-.~.7,,-.. ~,~~~,·.I
of \\"hi!e 11•a1er & roasUnr, c-pts. rl rps, privacy, 2 patio5.
5malt but level. S7,950 11•ith Adults, no p<>!.~. 6T;>o-1.l\59,
Sl.000 do11-n, baJ al S8:) mo.
All d 3 1 brlrms, 2 bath. carpel.~. uc yrs. leriC'C11 y111'd. $1 $5 nionth
4!»-1 137 or 497-1021 Cali 5.ts.5TJO
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HouHs Furnished Collr,gc Park. Va c ant.
Phone ;,.1:>-l!M!I Rentals to Shar• 2005
U'IU. Shal'f' 111Y 2 Br, 2 Ba
home in lhr Village, Ir,-Jne
v.·(groo\'y 30 ....;.. J::aJ SJOO
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M.se Verde 3110
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bed mom single st Of)'. AH
elf'('lr ic kitchen, f e n c e rl
yard. bt'e u!Hul ca~l!I &·
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RENTALS DAILY PILOT Hou ... Unfurnish9<1
CLASSIFIED INDEX Newport Be.ch 3200
F• Faat ~.,vie• •"41 IX1Mrt Aulahnc• B/B DIAL DlltECT 642-56711 TOWNHOUSE
HOUSES FOR SALE
GENl!RAL ............... 1000 COSTA MESA ............. 1100 MESA DEL MAR ••••....•.... llOS
MESA VERDE ··-······" • 1110 COLLEGE PARK ............. lllS NEWPORT BEACH ........... 1200 NEWPORT HEIGHTS ••.... .,. 1711 BALBOA COllES ........... ,1lU NEWPORT SHORES .•• , ....... l22' BAYCREST ............... 12U 8AYSHORES ................. nu DOVER SHORES ......•••••.•• ,JUI WESTCLIFF •••••••• lno >tARllOR HIGHLANDS •...•.•. 1llS uNIVERSITY PARK ........... 1137 1R\llNE . .. . .. ............. 1131 BACK BAY ....... -........... 1240 EAST8LUFI" ......•••••••. 1242 IRVINE TERRACE ............ 1l4S CORONA DEL MAR ..••••..•. 1150 IAL80A PENINSULA ........ 1300
BEACON llAY ············-· •. ll05 SAY ISLANDS .............. ,. 13SO LIDO ISLE ................ 1lS1 BALBOA ISLAND ••.•.. , ••. 13SS HUNTINGTON BEACH ._ ... 1400 HUNTINGTON HARBOUR ••.•. 140S FOUNTAIN VALLEY .•.•.••• HIO SE'-L BE•CH ............... 100 ,UNSE"T BEACH ...••••..••..• HU
GARDEN GROVE ..•.....••..• 147S LONG 81:ACH .•..• ,_.,, •.... HOO • AKEWOOO ..•.•.•..••.•• ISSO )RANGE COUNTY ., ........... 1'00 OUT OF COUNTY •...•...••..• 1'05 OUT OF STATE ...•..•••.. ·-· 1608 STANTON ...•......•...•.•. 1611 WESTMINSTER ................ 1612 MIDWAY CITY ................. 1416 SANTA ANA ................ 1620 SANTA ANA HGTS, ............ H lt ORANGE . . . ..•.•..•• , •.. UlS fUS TIN . .. .............. 11>40 NORTH TUSTIN .............. 11>45 llNAHEIM ........ 1'50 SILVERADO CANYON ...•••.. 1655 . LAGUNA HILLS ............... HOO LACUNA 8 EACH .............. 170S 'LAGUNA NIGUEL ........ -.. 1107
1 MISSION VIEJO ............ 170i SAN CLEMENTE , .•••• 1710 : Sll.N JUAN CAPISTRANO ····· mo CAPISTRANO BEACH ........ 112S DAl'IA POINT .................. 1130 ' CARLSBAD .................... 1140 OCEANSIDE ................. l7SO '. SAN DIEGO , , ..•..•. 177S , RIVERSIDE COUNTY .•..... 1100 HOUSES TO BE MOllED ..•... 190Q • C.ONOOMll'llUM ..•...•. 1950 DUPLEXES FOR SALE ..... 197S ' APARTMENTS FOR SALE ... 1'10
i RENTALS
' Housn Furnished GENERAL . .. . ........ 2000 • RENTALS TO SHARE ••.•.... 200S ' COSTA MESA ................ 2100
MESA DEL MAR ····-•·••• .. llOS MESA VERDE?lll COi.LEGE PARK ............. 2115 NEWPORT BEACH , ..••..•... 1200 NEWPORT HGTS ............. mo
NEWPORT SHORES •.•••••••• 2220
Adults 011ly. 2 &Inns.. 2
~~:.'~~:/:::iAL ........... ::il baths. Split-level. Avail. Oct.
OFFICE 1tEl'lTAL .•••. "70 lath. $225 PPr Month.
lltDUSTlllAL .. ROl'EllTY ........ Bay & lea""h :OMMERCIAL ·-···· ... •S '-INDUSTRIAL RENTAL ........ .... ... ors .. . . . . • . . .. •• • • •• • .... Realty,. Inc.
RANCHES .. ·-···-···-.. m• 9Ql Dover Dr NB Suite 126 cnRUS GROVU ..••••••••••• •11s 64~ 'l<V\n .. Eve 548-6""" llCREAGE ....••••••••••. 42• 6'/V\I S """
LAI( E EU I NO ltE ...•• , •••••••. 4m 1"'!'!!!!!!!!!!!'!'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!""'!~ RESORT PROPERTY ........ t2051::: ORANGE co ... ROPHTY ••••.• 2t7 NEWPORT H EIGHTS. Walk
OUT OF STATfi PROP. -······•211 to l {arbo H' Old b t '¥10UNTAIN a DESERT •.•••••.• 210 r I. er u
su11D1v1s10N LANO ..... nn charming 3 BR, 2 Ba home.
ilEAL ESTATE SEii.ViCE ••••. m s Formal dm rm "e""'PAte ~.E. EXCHANGE .,1 •• , •••••••• 4UO • " ,,_.~ ~-E. WANTF.D . . . ......... m• Jam rm o~r 2 ~ 1t $275 BUSINESS and mo. lea~. 642-~. •
FINANCIAL BUEINESS OPl'ORTUNITl£S. '* 3 BR, 2 '~ ba .• d~n. fam,
BUSINESS \lllllNTED .•... •JeS Jormal d j Tl c•pts drps, INVESTMENT Oppof'tunlll• • •31t 'I ' ' INVESTMENT WANTED ....• : 4JU gardener, ... 300 i;q ft, $350.
MONEY TO LOAN .....••. -... 4l20 646-4414
PERONSAL LOANS ............ 6l2J -----------~~~cAi.:lR~~A~;Al;i's·:::::::::~~: PARK LIDO choice 3 BR, 3
REAL EHATE LOANS ...•... ~• BA. frplc, pool. Imm~ MORTGAGES, Trust D"4a •.. 6.MS ~27-L" 64" n MONEY WANTED . " .•. : '™ poss. 'f ;) •• 1a1son .....,132.
ANNOUNCEMENTS Corona del Mar 3250
and NOTICES
FOUND IF,... AdaJ -..... ·••• 6400 LEASE 4 BR, 2 Ba. elect. LOST . . ............... 01 PERSONALS ................ u k1l. patio. Adults $300. No
llNNOUNCEMENTS •••.•••••••. 6411 Pf'IS. } blk/bch. 673--0205 BIRTHS , ............. -•••••. 4'11
FUNERALS ................. n 2 BR. house Sl80 Also l Br PAID OBITUARY ......... "41l ' • 0
FUNERAL DIRECTORS ••••••. 6414 apt. (furnished) $140.
FLORISTS ···-····· •. '41S 494-2250 or 494-91.)5 CARD OF THANKS ............ 641' '
IN MEMORl•M ............. '4l1 FABULOUS VIEW CEME-rERY LOTS ........... 6411 CEMETERY CRYPTS ......... '41'
CEMETERY CRYPTS _ ....... '411 Ent ire harbor &. jetty en-
=REMATORIES .•• -......... ,. I '. 3 BR 3 BA ' d "'IEMORIAL PARKS ........... 6421 ranc1.:. • • unme .
11ucT10Ns .••.••....• •ot m·t'up Unfurn yrs lease llVIATION SERVICE ••.•••.••• '4·ll ~17~ m• O '>"'27 '0c" . Bl d TRAVEL ...•••••••. ..us 'f ;) • ~ ,, ean v . AIR TRANSPORTATION ........... 675--IORI or 54!1-1843. AUTO TRANSPORTATION .•... 64451-----------LEGAL NOTICES ......• '450 2 BR dbl varagc Jg yard GERMAN & TUTORING •Ot ' "' ' ' · · · · · OK for boat, trailer, etc.
SERVICE DIRECTORY $250 mo. 673-2023
ACCOUNT ING ........... •SOO -----------ANSWERING SER.VICI' .. , .... '5t:t 4 BDRM. home w/pool -APPLIANCE REPAIRS, Parts. '510 · · ASPHALT, 011s ••.. ····-······ , 5,. panoramic view. pr 1 •. AUTO REPAIRS . . . . . . mo beaches. Agent 673-2222. AUTO. Seal Belts. TOPI, Elc. •S4o
BABYSITTING . . . ........ iiSSO =================
BOAT MAll'Tl!NANCE ········'5s.s Huntington Beach 3400 BRICK, MASONRY, elc. ....... '560
BUSINESS SERVICES .••••••• '5'2 -----------~~:~~~:i ms .............. ,mt 3 BR, 2 ba, dt"n, scm porch,
CABINETMAKIN() ••.•••...•••. mt frpl, w /w l'rpt<;, pool, refs,
RENTALS
Apta. Furnished
Coate Mata 4100
$30.00 Wk. Up
• StuJ\o .l 1 Br Apts,
• Kildwm I.· TV ind
• Phone Service & Pool
• Maid serviee avail.
•Day. week & Monlh
2376 Newparl Blvd. 54S.9T:Xi
SHARP 2 BR
2264 Maple by Wilson.
Modern furniture. Pool.
No pets. $15() month.
Mgr. Longtin • ~6974
AVAIL. Oct 15. 1 BR new
beaut. furn, $125. Couple, ~
children, no pets, to auist
mgr. MUST qualify. 220
Elden. 645-1251
FURN & untum bach t. 1 Rr
apts. From $110 to $130.
Avail 10/L Older persons
preferred. See Mgr, 2135
Eltlen Apt 6, C.M.
CHATEAU LA POfNTE
Lovely 2 Br turn apt. pool
carport .. adults no pets. $150 + util. 1941 Pomona.
• Nassau Palms •
l ~ 2 BR. Pool
177 E. 22nci Sl 642-364 a
Turn bachelor apt.
SOO. per month
548-3428 or 675-6662
d. 1 BR. completely furnishe
$90. 131 Flower .
646-7883
2 BR FURN. ,150
Adults. no pets. Nr
Markets. 548--0959
1-BR, partially turn. Util
paid. $125 mo. Adults.
642-7431
Newport Beacn 4200
Newport Beach
GRAND OPENING
IMMEDIATE
OCCUPANCY
ts
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RENTAL'
Aptt. Furnished
Back Bay 4240
Rl::ALL 'i QUIET ..CU:AN 2
Br. 11,j Ba. Pool, fldults
$190 2310 Santa A n a
64:'>-29:~3
REALLY Qul<'t -2 BR· 1H
BA. Adults. Unf $155. F'n1
$190. 2310 Santa An a.
645-2933
Corona del Mar 4250
WANTED mature, q u I et
employed woman to rent
small cozy furn apt. Reis
673-5784
Balboa 4300
Cl..EAN Bachelor Apts.
All util incl $&5 up
Jl5 E. Balboa Blvd.
BALBOA 673-9945
BalbN lsl1nd 4355
FURN, 3 Br, 2 Ba, beytront.
pier, uppel". Winter rental •
$250. 675-1909
RENTALS
Apts. Unfurnl1 ...
Costa MM. 5100
COllSTRUmotl
Jun COMPLRIG
Harbor Hel9hts Four
2 & 3 BR UNITS
all witb fireplaces,
di&hwashera le 2 bat.hit.
Re-ntal Manager -
Mrs. Olristiensen
3117-A Cinnamon Ave.
Costa Mesa
Phone ~1034
HARBOR GREENS
BACHELOR unlurn r r om
SllO. Also avail 1 • 2 & 3
Bdrm.. Heated pools, child
care center, adj to shoppin&.
No pets.
.2700 Peterson \'lav
C.Osta Mesa 546-0J70
Fairway Villa Apts ..
H unt1ngton Beach 44 00 Near Orange Co Airport &
QUIET & BEAUTIFU L UCI. Adu.Its only. 20122
Sant.a Ana Ave. 540.2796
lls 2 BR, pool, util pd, Adu
only. No pets, 17676 Cam·
eron, 847-212.5.
NEAR b,each, new l y
pl.
pd.
ORLEANS APTS.
decorated. aachelor a
$115 per mo. Util l BR avail. A<lulL'> ollly.
1741 Tustin, C11sta Mt>sa
Mgr, Mt'S, Carson, 612..iJtiH
536-2579
2 BR, 2 BA, pri patio. H td
85 pool, washer hook Up. Sl
month 96~994.
Orange Cou"ty 4 600
SINGLE Young· adull!I, 1 U.X·
Ill
1, 2 & 3 BR. apli;. from Sl30
to Sl 70 mo. Mesa clc'I 1\Tar
Apls. 9D8 El Calntno Dr
CM. ~16-()<151 •
ury garden apts, w/h 1 BR apt, $12:-i per mo. Also
Tl· sleeping rm, $50 m 0 •
ay Employed adults o n 1 y •
0. ~-6986.
rt'creation facilities a. co1
plele privacy. South
Club Apts. 277
Brookhurst, Anaheim
772-4500
Garden Grove
B s m 4)
461
1 BR, wlw, drps, gar, pool.
Util pd, adults, no pets.
0 i 125-$150 1884 M o n r o v 1 a
Avf'. 'BAYSHORES .............. 1US : DOVER SHORES ...• , ......... 22'21 . WESTCLIFF ........... 7230
CARPENTERING ............. '5" ""'·40 · lud le 1 CEMENT, concrtt• ........... uoo ~ mo. inc· es wa r. se.
CHILO CARE, l icensed •.••••.. 4610 1st & last + $100. :>40-76j2
1-SINGLE Young Adults Lu:
Lu.xury garden apartmen
offering complete privacy
beautiruI landscaping & u
paralleled recreational faci
ities in a country club •a
mospherc. Now leasing
X· 2 BDRM Mesa No. Apt.
UNlllERSITY PARK .......... 2231 IRVINE .. . • ..•...••.•..•. 213' ' EAST BLUFF ............. 1141 IRlllNE TERRACE ....•.•... 2145 ; CORONA DEL MAR ........... :mo , BALllOA ...................... 230t
1.100 ISLE ................ 2331 BAY ISLANDS ... -, ......... 23SO BALBOA ISLAND .............. 23S5 . EAST BLUFF .......... ,.,_ •• 3242 8ACK BAY ..................... 1240 811CK IA Y . . ..... ., , 1240 HUNTINGTON BEACH ., ••.••• 2400 FOUNTAIN VALLEY •....•• ,. 1410 SEAL llEACH .. . ......••..•. 2450 LONG BEACH ............. 1500 ORANGE COUNTY ..... , ...... 2600 SANTA ANA ......•• " ..... 1610 WESTMINSTER ............... 2612 MIDWAY CITY ....•••.• 1616 SANTA ANA HEIGHTS ........ 1630 COASTAL ............... 2700 LAGUNA BEACH .............. 2705 LAGUNA NIGUEL _ .......... 1707 MISSION VIEJO ••.•. ,. ....... 1708 iAN CLEMENTE ...... 1110 SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO .•... 1115 CAPISTRANO BEACH .. -... 27n DANA POINT .......... 2140 RIVERSIDE COUNTY ...•.•.• 1800 VACATION RENTALS ....••..• 1900 SUMMER RENTJ.LS 1910 CONDOMINIUM ............. 2950 DUl'LEXES l'URN ............ 2'75
RENTALS
Houses Unfurnished
GENERAL ................ 3000 COSTA MESA ............. 3100 MESA DEL MAR ............. 3105
MESA VERDE ····-··••····• JllO COLLEGE PARK .......••••. JllS NEWPORT BEACH ••.•.•• , ••.. 3200 NEWPORT 1'4GHTS .•....•••.•. 3110 NEWPORT SHORES ......... 1710 BAYSHORES " ........... 3215 DOVER SHORES ............. .,3217 WESTCLIFF ........... 3230 UNIVERSITY PARK .......... 32l7 RVINE , ......... _. 3231
11RVINE TERRACE ......... 314.S
!CORONA DEL MAR ....•...•. 3250 llAl.IOA ................... 3300 i!AY ISLANDS ........ , ••.•••.. llSO
l~IDO ISLE ....••... , ...• ll51
111ALBOA ISLAND ............. llSS ,NEWPORT WEST ....••.... Jl15
!
HUNTINGTON 6EACH .••..• ~00 HUNTINGTON HARllOUR -·· 340S FOUNTAIN VALLEY ......... .J.tlO SEAL llEACH ...•... , •..... J4SO GARDEN GROVE ............. 341S LONG llEACH ............. JSOO ORANGE COUNTY ............ 3600 SANTA ANA , ................ 3610 WESTMINSTER .............. :Ul2 MIDWAY CITY ...•.•.... 361' SANTA ANA HEIGHTS ........ 3630 COASTAL .••..••.••.••• 3100 ,LAGUNA BEACH ............. 3705
!LAGUNA NIGUEL ............ 3707 MISSION VIEJO •. -.......... 3708
SAN CLEMENTE . ··········· mo CAPISTRANO .......... Jlll CAPISTRANO IEACH 3730 'DANA POINT ....... ,. 3740 CONDOMINIUM , .. l•SO DUPLEXE S VNFUl!N. .. 3971 ,SUMMER RENTALS ......... lV.S
RENTAL~
1 Apts. Furnished GENERAL .. .• 4000 1COST.A MESA ......... , .. <100 :MESA VERDE , ...... , .... •110 NEWPORT llEACH ......... •100 NEWPORT HEIGHTS ..••.... 4110 ljEWPORT ~HORES ......... •120 WESTCLIFF ... ., ., .. <llO UNIVERSITY l'ARIC _ ........ 4237 8ACK BA Y .......... 4740 EAST llLUl'P ........... 0<2 CORONA DEL MAR .......... <250 aALBOA ........... <JOO 8AY ISLANDS -.............. <350
l~~~ri!L~SLANO ..... '.'.'.'.'.'.'.".°. :m
(HUNTINGTON BEACH ........ •4W .FOUNTAIN VALLEY ........ , W O
ISEAI. BEACH ............ 4450 I.ONG BEACH ............. •soo ORANGE COUNTY ............ 4600
l>AROEN GROVE .............. 4610 WESTMINSTER ............. ,, 4612
\\IDWAY CITY ............... •616 SANTA ANA .......... 620
OHTA ANA HEIGHTS -...... •6JO
CONTRACTORS ..•...... •'211 ___________ _
CARPE"T CLEANING '6U J BR f 2 Ba ho CARPET LAYING & REPAIR -.. 1' • am rm, me.
DRAPERIES , .............. 6630 Vtc Brookhurst &. Coast
DEMOLITION ........... UJS 1'hvy 22101 Capistrano Ln DRAFTING SER.VICE •••. -.... 4'31 ' • ELECTRICAL .............. $200 pt'r mo. (714) 492-3285
EOUIPMENT RENTALS ••.••.. USO -----------~ENCING ......................... 3 Br, crpts, drps, disposal. LOORS ... , ...... -.... tUS C U 962-85 8 ,_, FURNACE REPAIRS. Ek. _, .. U71 a 7 for uuor. &
FURNITURE Rl!STOll.ING appaintment lo REFINISHING 6'7S
GARDENING .•.•.•• ,,6680 =============::: GENERAL sERvicEs ......... un Santa Ana Height 3630 GRADING, DISCING ••.•....•.. •685 ·S GLASS ......••....••.•. U90
GREEN THUMI ········-···· 6700 3 BR 3 bath on i; ac-t't" GUN SHOP ................. '710 ' ' HEAi. TH Cl.UBS .............. mt lru-ge pool (2{)x40') Rt'c
HAULING ·· · ......••...... '710 room. den. large kitchen, all HOUSECLEANING , ...•... 673' , . INTERIOR DECORATING •... •Ill bu11t-1ns. Plenty of room for
INCOME TAX .....•.• ,6740 Jior'~s njc ~ '25 m 0 n t h IRON, Orname"lal, EiC .....•.. ,'150 . , "~. • ~ • ,..., • IRONING .................... 6755 642~
INSULATING ......... ,. ...•••• 6760J============ INSURANCE .• . ..•..• 170 INVESTIGATING, D•l•dlY• •.. '1IO Laguna Beach JANITORIAL ....•... 67ff 3705
JEWELllY RE .. '-111., Elc ••••.•. 6IOO SQ LANDSCAPING ······~·····-··"u Laguna Cuslom bit 2 LOCl<SMITH .. -......... mo bclrm !12 bath guest room MASONRY, llR ICK ...•••••••. U:it h'll d' ' ' . 1
MOVING & STORAGE ......... "40 I SI e homf', u n f u r n I
PAINTING, P•Perti•n11ns ••..•. us• secluded, spectacular ocean PAINTING, 511111 ............... 6155 . PATIOS ..•.•.... ····-· .4Nf view, large landscaped lot, PHOTOGRAl'HY . . . 6110 Le $250 S I "4" ()()() PLASTERING Patch R•11•"r . , .. 0 ase • a e .• .>. or
PLUMBING • . .. '. ..... .' .• ::.m. best oUer 22362 1st Ave. So PET GROOMING •too La 11 499-20--POOL SERVICE __ ....... ··"20 guna. ca ,),)
POWER SWEEPING ....••.•• ,.6'1S :gMP settvtcE ............... 010 Laguna Niguel OF ING .. • .••...•• , .. 6'50 RADIO. RtNirs. Elc. . ..... uo -----------REMODELING & REPAIR 69~o LGE Delu.x,. ocean view 2 REMOOELING, KITCHENS ., 6HS ' ' sc1ss0R s SHARl'EN ...... : . .'osJ BR, den, 2 BA. $300 mo. or
SEWING . "' "60 lse. 4~1-1344 547-7761
SEWING MACHINE AEl'AIRS '"2 '-=====::· ====== SEPTIC TANKS, Stwen. lite.. ""'~
3707
TAILORING ............. .,. Co d ·n· TERMITE CONTROL •.. ·······"" n om1 1um TILE, Cer•mlc ... -•.. 6?U
3950
TILE, Linoleum a ~rbl• ······"'s LEASE Or rrnt 2 Bi· ]I'. B., TREE SERVICE ..... ""° ' • ~ '"' TELEVISION, Rt1W1lrs. EiC. ... oes ] or 2 d1ildrcn ok. Pool UPHOLSTERY ...•. "'° . . ' WELDING · 0 ,5 close to shop g &. school.
JOBS & EMPLOYMENT ~!~. '.)68-:'J640
JOB WANTED, Men ........... 100t -{-C-1_,-T-A-l-~-------JOB WANTED, WomM •.••.••. 7020 Joa wANTE o. Apts. Furnished
t·
in
Newpart Beach.
Furnished or untumished
Model~ open 9 am to 9 pm
OAKWOOD
GARDEN
APARTMENTS
1700 16th Street
TI4: 642-8170
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d
l
SINGLE Young Adults Lux
ury garden apts with coun
try dub atmosphere an
complC'1c privacy. SOUTH
BAY CLUB APTS, Irvine a
16th, Newport Beach.
1714 l 645-0550
d
I
r
A 'ITRACTIVE 3 BR l Ba
Built 111s. &tween Bay an
Bea<'h. 'Yearly Ren ta
$188.50 Phone. 549-3643 to
appt to see. -BEAUTIFULLY furn
(Spanish t 2 BDR apt near
Hoag Hospital. Sub-lease
$210 mo. lnq. 4201 Hilan a
Way. 642-1387. -1 & 2 BR-Bachelor Apts
Kit-TV-Pool-Maid Ser. S.15
per wk. & up. THE MESA
415 N. Nwpt Blvd. 640-9681 -SAJL Jnn Motel, di:.. nns
couples. $110 to $120 mo
Cnnt hrldst, ma.id i.erv
67;).1!141. -OCEANFRONT, 2 br. oli 1
P<I. Pvt patio, sinRle adult
no p<'ts. Sl90 mo }Tly. 420
Seashore Dr., 673-0335.
1
MEN & WOMEN ............ ,..7130 -----------
SCHOOLS ' tNSTRUCT10N .... mo General 4000 NEW beautiful hide·a-way
JO& PREPARATION .. . ..... 11ot -----------Jor career woman SllO uti. I
THEATRICAL . .. . .......... 7toO Thr GORGEOUS r-;ew pd, garage 543-1098 No
MERCHANDISE FOR VAL D'ISERE P_ei_s. _____ _
SALE AND TRADE singJ.1 hr-2 hr. Furn-llnf. Wtntr r I bdr. dose to schl
FURNITURE , ......... 1009 c A t' A B'l'j' d it ChU""her }<-JQ \V Oce~" OFFICE FURNITU RE ........ tOlf .~aun:i, (" y m, ... 1ar s " "· ., .... .
OHICE EOUIPMENT ........ 1011 Thrpipy 8-f:i' pool, BBQ~ f"t"Ont 6T..;-:-,.i42
STORE EQU IPMENT •..•....• 1012 'ltvv. p Rd 612 0670 ----------CAl'E, RESTAURANT ......• .'1014 -'"~' arson~ . ·n LARGE J-Br. apl~.. 111cely
BAR EQUIPMENT .......... 1015 ~110 1 0 C 1 1 1 turn '"r b"'y ~1AO-"l:<n HOUSEHOLD GOODS ....... 10201" . r. omp ('le y u1·n. . 1' • " .... , .. '"'
GARAGE SALE ....... 1011 Adulrs. Avail now. Broker 6i~7876 or 494-9-lil
FURNITURE AUCTION ....... I02S &l. 011 1 APPLIANCES . . ..... , me ,r OCEAS f'RONT 2 & :: bd-'NrtouEs 1110 ------------SEWING MACHINE "·.:::;mo SJIO. Dlld h'lr,r apl. utll rd. 1111s. \\'Ll\TTER RENTAL.
-:us1cAL 1NST RUME:N T •..•. a!ll ('lo,,. 111 bhCJpptng Bkr 6i.~·Sef!S
IANOS & ORGANS . ··••· .... mo $? l...fi!)RO . . ~AOIO . , ................ 1100 "' I ' 1 nn I h")-' rELEv1s10N ...... , ....... nos S ,. ., , , ""• poo . no r 1 .. rrn or Hl·FI & STEREO ........... u u '.L.J '!. nr, -Ba, Condo. Rec pel~. Sl2:> mo. 31.317th Place
TAPE RECORDERS ... 8120 J•m garngf' pool phonn 642-841\l\. CAMERAS & EOUIPMeNT .. tJOO ' ' ' ' "" HOBBY SUPPLIES ...... :·1400 Bkr. 53+-6980
SPORTING GOODS .. . . .. Uot . ~ ---BINOCULARS, SCOPES ....... m t BliSJf,ST markPtplaee 10
M1SCELLANEous ........... •60t t0,1 ti The DAILY PILOT MISC. WANTED ............ 1410 Cl 1· d . * Cl 1 2 MACHINERY, Elc. •••····•·· . 17ot l'ISSI I(.' section. s ave ean or BR *
LUM BU · · · · ... ·•·•··· ..... m o money, time & eUort. Look Arlullc;, no pets, 2421 E. 16th STORAG £ ....... 1175 S S BUILDING MATERIALS ...... ., .. now!!! •, 135 mo. up. 646-1801
Newport Hgts. -----4210
SWAPS llffl-----------•' PLANNING to move? You'll THE SUN NEVER SETS on
PETS and LIVESTOCK find an amazing number of Classified's actton power.
PEH ,GENERAL ....... ·•··· uoo homt's in today's Classi!ied For an ad to sell around the
ury garden apt-; with cou n·
nd
TII
try club atmosphere a
completr. privacy. sou
BAY CLUB APTS 131 00
Built-ins Car Prv
by mo.' or
01 yr'
642-3936 or 5-10-::759.
Palio
lease
Chai>man ave .• G a rd e
Grove (714) 636-3030 n LARGE l Bn. S h a r p !
Drapes, Carpets, nvar So.
L•guna Beach 470 5 Coast Plaza, OCC. $130 mo.
Agt. call 546-5079
BEAtrr 2 Br. :? Ba. ~fr ~ $275. 3 Br + guest hse. Pool,
bltns, wlw. drps. F11m1ly &
sml pet O.K. Bkr 534-6980
$300. 871-1700 or 17~04
eves. & wkends.
Lovely 1 bdr apt near beacl l ,
Employed adults, $150
494-4200
RENTALS
Apts. Unfurnished
Gener ii 5 000
VEN DOME
IMMACULATE AP'I'S!
ADULT Ir FAMILY
SECTIONS AVAILABLE
Close to shopping, Par * Spacious 3 Br's, 2 Ba
k
* 2 Bedrooms * Swim Pool, Put/green * Frpl, Jndlv/lndry fac'ls
1845 Anaheim Ave.
COSTA MESA 4 6'12-282
• RENT • 3 Rooms Furniture
$25 & UP
1\Tonl h· To-l\fon1h R<'nflils
WIDE SELECTION
llFRC Furniture Rentals
517 W. l9tb, CM 5..t8-3·1A
Sl3:l. 2 Bedroom ctuplt'x, ni
area. Slove and refrigerator
Bkr. 645-0111
s8o. 1 Br. stove, refrig, deck
utll pd_
Broker~
$Li0. 2 Br duple.x. Patio
RIO. \V/W. Av:iil now
Arl11lls. Bkr, :i:l4-6!180 --Costa Mesa 5100
1\0\V Avail 1 & 2 BR apt~.
Delt1xt• ran~e & o v r n,
di~hwshr, CID, etc. Pool &
g:ir, ut1l pd. Adult living-.
241 Wilson Ave. <bctwee11
Harbor & Fairview). Mgr.
Apt 5. Day! 642-7!-101, cvei;
!l4R--074J
LARGE J BR. S harp!
Drapes. Carpel!i, n<'rir So.
Coast Plaza. OCC. $130 mo.
Agt. 83:>-4422 F.vcs aft 5 or
wkrnds 545-0718
DIAL direct 642-5678. Charge
your ad, then sit back and
AVAILABLE now, 2 BURM,
crpts, rlrps, blt111s. <'arport.
Adults. No pets. 518-6769
2 BR, bltins, $1:\:1 p<'r mo.
Crpts, drps, patio. No pcls.
A<.lults only. 518-2900
NICE 1 BR a pt. 26,"-,.1 Ol';mgr
Ave. No pets. $12J mo, ul1l
incl. 548-8428, 67;H)662
DELUXE "J. BR studio, crpts.
drps, pool. No child ai;es 2
thru 10. Call 6-16-4196
2 BR, cpl::;, drps, bltns. Ult!.
JXJ. $1~. Ad11hs, no pets.
j49-2627, 968-17-10
NEW Luxu1-y 2 BR, 2 Ba.
d1shwashrr, f 1 re p I a <' e ,
Adults, no pets. !'!46-ll629
$140, UPR. 2 BR, cpl!>, <frps,
util ind. Adults, 110 pels.
&12-:t17:i.
2 BR, blt111s, trpts & rlrps.
llpslairs Apt. No f)C'ts. J68
\V. \\'1tson. ~l~OiGO.
Newport Beach 5200
EASTBLUFF
N"w 2 bdrm. 2 ba. Cpts ..
drps.. bltns. Overlooking
baek bay. Xlnt Joe. nr. shop.
,.ntr., churchN;, schools, rt<'.
~16 Amigos Way. $235 Per
l\Io, Yrly.
M '7S.&O~O 0
.... 'MWWIJct.,llC.
MAGNlflCENT V1<'w tru1 11
t>very room, 2 Brdms:
el<'gant caf1X'f, <I r a p r s :
adult!,. Avail Oct. J~, $2j(J.
Citll 548-2:1!-!4 a flt'r 6 P\l
2 OR lowrr tluplcx, nr o<·ran.
$17:l yrly. 1' rpk, blt·ln~
Crpt~ & ctrps. 1 rhtld ok. 311
.161h SI. (213) 218-1921
2 BR., 2 BA, CID. palin.
frplc, (lishwhr. Nr Wcstdlf(
Plz. J66.'5 r r v i n P. ~200.
Arlults! f'nr Appl &12-0239
GOLD Ml·:OJ\LLlON. 2 BR.
2 BR, CID, hltns, adults no
pets. Lse $185. 548-3708.
TUSTIN .. .. . ............ , 460 COASTAL ....•...•.•.•. '700 LAGUNA BEACH ..•......•• ,.,470!
CATS ·········••··········· 11'2' Ari Cl k h DOGS ........................ ms ~. .1t-c t em Tl(IW. dock. dial 642.5678. g
HORSES ....................... lt ----=======..:...::====:::::---====~===========--listen to the phone r in 1 YEAR R{)und upstair s, 3 Br.
2 B11, gar, 1~ blk from surf.
12n) 37lh St. 1213 t 33:.!-2}112 LAGUNA NIGUEL ............ •101 MISSION VIEJO ............ 4701 N CLEMENTE ............. HI( DANA POINT ................. f740 TRIPLEX, elc. ,, ............ AIOO CONDOM INIUM .•....•• ,. ..... Ost
RENTALS
Apts. Unfurnished
l)ENERAL ................... sooe COSTA MESA . , .............. 5100 MESA VERDE .............. mo NEWPORT llEACH .......•.•. 5,00 NEWPORT HEIGHTS .......... mo NEWPORT SHOl!ES. ........ , ... 5220 WEHCLIFF .. ...... .• 5230 UNIVERSITY PARK ......•.•.. S2l7 llACK8AY ....•...•.... S240 EAST I LUFF ...•....•.. $242 CORONA DEi. MAR •.•.•..••. 5250 IALIOA ................. 5300 IA Y ISLANDS . , ............... SJSO
l.IC>O ISLE . .. ....•..••••. SJSI IALIOA ISLAND .•••••••.. SlSS HUNTINGTON BEACH .....••.. 5400 l'OUNTAIN VALLEY ••.•.•.•• 5410 SEAL IEACH ................ S4SO LONG IEACH •.•...•.•.••. sstO ORANGE COUNTY ..•.•....... .5400 GARDEN GROVE .•.•....•.•.•. 5'10 WESTMINSTER .............. 5612 MIDWAY CITY .............. 5616 S.\NTA ANA . . ......... 5'20 SANTA ANA HEIGHTS ........ ;o• fUSTIN .. . . . ........... S"4t COASTAL .. , ............. 5700 ,LAGUNA I EACH ............. m~s LAOUNA NIGUEL •••.•.••.•• 5707 tSAN CLEMENTE . . .•.•• snt .SAN JUAN CAPISTUNO ..... sm oOA NA POINT .. . . 1741
'
'REAL ESTATE,
Gener1I
'ctlUPLWX, tic. .. ............ S'1IO ONDOMINIUM ........... ~950 '11£NTALS WANTll!'D .......... 500 11tOOMS FOR llENT ......... , S9'S .ROOM & I OARD Ut6 >MO TELS, TRAIL ER COURTS jo!WI vV EST HOME'S 5'q8 1'Al~C.. RENTAi S !•?• 11NCOMI! PRO .. EltTY ,. ...... 6.,00 1BU 1INESS PllOPEltTV 60'0
LIVESTOCK .................. 1140
CALIFORNIA LIVING
NURSERIES ........... fflt SWIMMING l'OOLS .. . . ..... ltOQ
PATIOS ,. ·····-··· .. -.... 1911 llWNINGS ..... , ........•.•... 1'10 VACATIONS ................ , •nt
TRANSPORTATION
llOAT$ A YACHT$ ............ Hot SA IL BOATS ............ fOIO POWER CRUISERS ........... toH SPEED-SKI I OAT •.. , ....... to.21 &OAT TRAILERS ..•.•.•. f031
BOAT MAINTENANCE -····· ""' llOAT LAUNCHING .••.••••. 9034 MARINE EOUIP. . ..••. , .9US llOAT SLIP, MOORING •.•.••. tCIH BOAT SERVICES ............ f0l1 BOAT RENTALS ••••••.••.••.•. ff.JI llOAT CHARTElll ........ -.•.•. tolf FISHING aOATS ............... .... llOAT MOVING ................ t04J
BOAT STO!tAGE ····-····" .,,04t BOllTS WANTED ............. '9H AIRCRAFT ••••••••.•••. ,100 Fl YING LESSONS ••.•••..•••• t1St MOlllLE HOMES ............ ,. '2N MOTOR HOMES •..•••.•••••••. t7U BICYCLES .••••.•.•••••••. t22S ELECTltlC CARS .............. t'lSt MINI 81KU ................. '17J MOTORCYCLES .............. tJOO MOTOR SCOOTERS . . ••. 9351 AUTO SEllVICES a PARTS .,, . '400 AUTO TOOU a EQUIP, •••••. t41t rRAILER. TRAVEL •••••••••• ,.25 TRAILERS, Ullllry ............. ffSI CAMPERS •..•...•.•..•.•••.•. tno TRUCKS ............ -......... HOO JEEl'S ....................... Hit CAMPIER Rl!'NTAU 9'21 OVNE llUGGIES tSH IMPOR_TED AUTOS •••••••••••. 9601 SPORT CARS ....... ,. "11 Al'HIOUES, CLASSICS ~···•·· tfl5 RACE CARS, RODS ........... too
llUTO EVENTS ... ·•·•••••·••· .tos llUTOS WANTED , .••......•... t10t NEW C~IU •.••.•.•.•...•. ttOI
'.VTC I EASINCJ •.•.•.•••..... '9U tJSIFO CAllS .......... ttOf
I --~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~--~~-
® Advmc
YEARLY 3 BR. 2 BA. 117
33rd St. 1,, blk ocean. Fami-
ly prel'rl. $225 mo. 67:\-4777
~ewport Hgts. 52l0
1 BR, 6tov~. refris;. garag<'.
Clean. AduJrs only.
548-5798
Newport Shores 5220
2 BR. 2 Ba, bltns, formal
dining area, new shag crpts,
newly painted. 1250 sq ft liv-
ing area. Lease. 642-4499
3 Br., 2 Ba duplex. Crpts,
drps, bltns -refs -$225 mo.
lease. 642-0603
East Bluff 5242
e NEW DELUXE e
? Br. 21.~ ba apL for lear;c
Incl. spac. mastr. suite, din
nn. &. dbl. garage, outo.
floor opener avail. Pool &
rec. area, Nr. Catholic
Chur<'h & S<'hool & Corona
del Mar High.
e ONLY S255.e
R65 Amigos Way, N.ll
NO matter what il is, you
can 11ell it with a DAI LY --------------------------_...!. PILOT WANT ADii &12-5678
Monday, October 6, 1%9
RENTALS
Apt1. Unfvntl1h9d
REAL ESTATI
General
--...-•••• .., -?"~ ,, ... ~ .
DAILY PlLOT ,20
REAL ESTATE
General
!11t lluff 5242 Rentals Wanted 5990 Office Rental 6070
TOWNHOUSES rww :l I 4
BR. Encl ga~e~. 732
Amigos Way. 67:>-50.;3
Corona del Mar 5250
.. -~~~
ON TEN ACRES
1 & 2 BR.. Furn & Unturo
Fireplaces I priv. patl06 I
Pools. Tennis • Contnt'l Bklsl
900 Sea Lane, CdM 644-:l6ll
(MacArthur nr. Coast Hwy)
BRAND NEW!
~ BR. 3 ba. duplex, Cptd ,
drpd, bltns Priv patio, cov.
~ar. 7<Xi Orc:hld. $3'.!'3 Per
Month, yearly.
>' '7S·&OSO 0
-r:rwWll a ...
LARGE 21,J BRs + 2 barhi;,
blk tu beach, bit-in stove &
dishwasher, cptsldrps. No
pets. $250/mo yrly. 67~:'i359
1 BR. v1rw ot bay, no
children, ideal for newly
weds. 25.10 Sean<'w Ave.,
Cdill, f'Ves 673-2823
3 BR, '.! ba duplex. 1 story.
Cpts. orps. bit-ms, w/d. $275
lse. 220.~ Waterfront Dr.
Balboa 5300
2 BR. 2 Ba. unf. Yrarly $17'.i
!\lo. Stove & r rfrli;:. Nr.
bay/bcac:h. 67J.-3703
Balboa Island 5355
ON Grand Canal. Deluxe 2
BR 1 bath, waterfront with
boat clock. $265 yrly lease.
No children or flC'IS. To sr.c
call owner 673-0207
WORKING Cou~. cka11 &
quiet, w • apt. r a J 5 e d
(obed-tramed) dog wishes l
or 2 br. unfum hse. 01· apt.
in Newport Beach. IPn:f
Nov. l l SllS-$130. 842-il71~
after 5. or wkends.
l BR apt by retired woman
w/well mannered apt rais-
ed dog; rels. Might he in-
trr€'S!Nt buying c o n d o
540-954 t
RESP. middle aged woman
net'ds 2 Br house or apt. un
furn. Prefer N .B. or C.M
al'l'a. If av f' small dog
Penn. 673-3883 morn. only . RENTAL SERVICE
FREE TO LANDLORDS * Blue Beacon 615-0111 *
4 BR wanted by responsible
fam1l,v. CIOSl'·in, $200 mo
64~:to85
WOULD lika to rent a garage
!or storage, H u n t I n g l o n
Beach area. 962-1858
e LANDLORD~
FREE RENTAL SERVICE
Broker 534-6982
Rooms for Rent 5995
1 BR kitchen<'ttes, slef'ping
rms. HPaterl pool. Matti
service. ~O per wk & up. 430
V1ctona
LG!:: Room ~aullfullv furn,
nt'wly rt'clec, pvt. entrancr,
pvt. bath. l quiet adult
~IR-fi!l83 C.M.
1 BDR'.\l for Bachelm-ct!C',
pri. entr & bath, '!Xcel. loca-
tion 673-1023 afil'r 7 PM,
ROOM with pri. entrance
employed ~t'nlleman only!
&16-5.'l89.
* ROOi\IJS FOR RENT *
i\lALE STIJDENTS
548~9691
LAGUNA BEACH
Air Conditioned
ON FOR.ES!' AVENUE
D~sk ~pace available th
newest orncc building IJ
;:irimc location 111 downtown
Laguna Beach. Air condi·
tloned, carpeted, beauti!ul
E'ntrances: Frontage en
Forest Av<'., l"ear leads lo
Munc1pa1 p:trlo.nt:> lot s. S50
p<'r month for space. Desk
and chairs available for $5.
Business hours answering
service avail<ihle for SlO.
All utilities pa.id except
tclephnnr>.
DAILY PILOT
2'.!2 FOHr;ST AVENUE
LAGUNA BEACH
49~9466
MODERN A J r conditioned
s11 1lt', 17th l'lreet, Costa
Mesa. Over 700 square feet,
Si10 pt r rnonth. Parking -
coffee l'QOIU j a n i t n r
sl"rv11•e :ill ulflilies in-
C'lurlerl. Phone Mr. Rife
&12-0060
OFFICE SPACE
l%0 B N<'Wport Blvd,
::no !ill. fl furnished
w II h 11111 pd. 6'JG..392()
CWFICES
~cretanal
3343 N<'wp0r1 Blvd., N.B.
GT»-1601
COS"! A i\ll'sa office.'!. A/C,
crpts, drrs. Parking. Very
nwr orticrs, 1555 Baker,
f>--16-'1R!IO
Df;Luxr: olf1ce in Costa
i\Jr:;:t. J;"i(J() sq ft. Air cond,
crpts, clrps. !>-18-6761.
Commercial 6085
5000 Sq. Ft.
Sale or Lease NEW l Br apt. <Jar~. ctoc·k
for small boat. $2j() yrly. 673--0:i~G $1:> WK & up w/ kltchrn
$30. wk studio apt. 2376
J::xC'rllt.'llt P:<pos1tre on 2 main
~1 t"<'el~. 1 nductes a 50'x50'
<'C'111Pnt bloC"k bldg., oflices,
& plrnty of parking. Fme Huntington Beach 5400 * BEACH BLUFF * New 2 & 3 BR. 2 BA. Fore·
ed air, dshwshrs. pni1n,
pool, ,·iew. l & 'l story,
Walk to s Point Shops.
8·17.'.1!137
LARGr~ :l 13R. 2 Ba'
111~'ph1"'. $1971 mo. Al~ nrw
1 cm St:lO. ~f'nr ocean, pn
1lrd\. ~11r. 202n l 1 l h .
~ .. 1 ... nw. 67J..l7Rl t.. r:w LU x u 1fr-1-,.-.-.1~n-1_t _
1'1\ l'IOS ~ fl \LC'O!';lt:S
ADLiLT L·,VlNG
SUIU'SIDE CHALET
1\262 Atlanla. 5:16-2800
2 BH, cpl:-., drps, blt-111s,
i;aratr. Clo~e In hcurh,
pier, :-.hope;, rlc. 40:> 8th St.
SlJO. 962-41~12 ------AVAIL 0~·1 1Jth. New 1, 2 &
3 BR arts. Crpr~. c!l"p1;;
start at $125 pt'r mo.
!'i36-'.!:179
2 HORM, 2 BA, pvt pntio.
hcatrcl pool, washt'r hook
Ufl. !l<l2-8994
2 Br., 1·11rlnsed pa I 1 o,
\\'ash111g Iacil. Adults only.
Sl:l:l. !M7-66!l2
Nrwport Blvd. 548-97~'5.
V1•1y ni('(' room for employed opportunity to buy with a
nia n, Costa M esa Call 642-!iJw do1' n payment, Owner
7920 w 111 e;u1'}' the loan.
Walker & Lre Mr. I/vine
Motels, Trlr. Crts. 5997 Jncome l n\'rstment Dept. 545-9451
TRAILER SPACES
i~iO PF:R MONTH
• 64G-!JGR1 *
WEEl:LY rarrs ~a Lark
Moh•!, 2301 Newport Blvd,,
Costa l\Iesa
Misc. Rentals 5999
(;J\r:.AGT~ $2;; prr mo. /d.,n
large 1"QOl11, hoth f o r
storage. !'.IX-{~911fi.
Income Property 6000
LIVE UPSTAIRS
WORK DOWNSTAIRS
We have a sub~t;1nl111\, well
ronstrut ted i1to1-e bldg, for
sale in Balbua w Hh a lg<'.
llflt. above. Could be us~d
fnr a v111wly or purposes.
01\ nrr m ight cnnsid!>r lrase.
BURR WHITE
REALTOR
Will i\(·wp<>rl Blvd., N.B.
!ii3.~li~O
ltwestors Attention l
7.0' fmrtlagr on Oct'art Ave.
32 UNIT APT 1n lluntrngton Beach. with
Un<lrr rnn!>trut•tton. 7.i':, lo11n ("l'l1lll•'1T1al buildini; in rear,
• 2:i year~. Ann1111l inenme '' 11 '1 .S1::,0 mnnlhly income.
P\,;)(i(I, \\'Ill dC'l1vC'r fully F'ull pri1·<'. S3:i.OOO.
rPnf<'cl. l'AC'IFIC SHORES REALTY
INDUSTRIAL BLOG. .1,lti·~)l!M. 1-\· .. c:. 842-8i28
l~.60() sq lt undPr constnic-
llon. Annual incomr Si2. 100
9 1c•rtonls. C00<I finnnt'mg &
tax shr>lff•r
OFFICE BLDG.
FOR Rent •,, acre lot. M-1
..:011r, Cnmpletrly !<'need
w12 lge gn.l<'S, ~mall office .
S175 nin. ~4R-6.1M
2 BR, cpts, ctrps, sto\'r. Clnsc Tnr !()(':Jlion '.\rw1>0rl Rrw·h
lo sch(ll')) & frwy. No peU;. Sl'il).()()(1 • l;,' r rlnwn. Owm•r Industrial Rental
S12(l. 962-:IR~G w1U carry l sl 1 D.
Tustin 5640 ---------TllE ASPF.NS
1:.iG:i2 Willtnm SI.
Tu~:f 111 s prestige adclrf"SS
Adult living, no pets
:-;hag carpets
Tot;tl atr mnrlitinnini:
Unfurnishrct
Cymnasiums &: Sauna~
Ararlmrnts ftom $1;j()
For inrormatirm 1!:'!~7
REAL ESTATE
General
r . Rolx>rl Natrr~~ T11»1lltir
::i.o E. 17th Slt"i'l'I
C15.la l\lt's..i bt:l-11~5
BEACH UNITS
SALE OR TRADE
2 Adja('('nt Dupl!'\<'S
2 • ~ Brrlrooms !-2 Ralhs
2 • 2 B('(lrootni: 1-11.a BaU1s
S64,000
fi 6~ TU Assumabll'
Cvll Mr, Kr;iut"r or
Mr. FrrguS-011
1 l!E REN~ Ei'TATI:J1S
516-?:IJ.1
Rentals Wanted 5990 :'-10!\bY J\lAl\r.R. inl'nntt·
----------:S-7i:i 1110, 2 l11m1es-j npl<.
ANXIOUS
SELLER
Oldrr 1ri.pJex • N<'wJll)rt. Ftlll
pri••o $:}9,:.00, Shn11lrl '!r<>Ss Siron with good manai;r·
111P11t Owner will take low,
low down. For more in/or.
111a1mn rl<'ase call K, w.
Srnr1ll
Eckhoff & Assoc., Inc.
1818 w. Chapman Ave.
Orange, Calif.
511-2621, Eves-wknds 5..1R·S97l
Eai-t side. ~.17,000 nr lrnde
f111' h111111'. B k r I o w n e r .
61f>-:17..i0.
3 l IOL'S-~:-s-11n_l_l_C1t_S_::.-!1.-(X-XJ
approv<'1l f()r Vrtrrnn 1•)1111.
Will r.on~1d<'r Ira<!<'. :1:lG-:n1:i
Business Rental 6060
0FFJC£.clPsk !.. chairs fl1m.
$2:l. p<"r mo. C. C. Doyle.
Rllr. 54~-1 lfi8.
BUILDING suitable Jo r
r.tore, oflir·""· Ph'.
5'18-66:l0
6090
e r:;;o sq. It. $165/monU1
("11<.(J. MCM .
• .'.:100 sq. fr. 4 r1M'icc~, 3
ph;1.,C' power, $310 I mo.
Costa Mesa.
0 1 ;;)(I lo l~,000 sq ft now
l ras1ng, 1111der construction
Cu~ta Mesa.
<"', Roh<'r1 Nattr,..ss RP.alft>r
C'11;.;l:i l\l<•M fi 12-148.5
N F.W Industrlal Blctgs for
Jr;i~P. 2:i()() <;(]. f\. 9<: ft. 1639
1\lnnrO\'IH, ('\I. 673-!1017.
.J.000 SQ. F't., nr. Hurbor &
R:1k,,r, C' \I. Avail. al nnrP.,
SL'!.1.IV,\~ :110-14:.!\l
Citrus Groves 6175
(1f!.\1'-l ,f·. 1.rm·p R1vPr.,id~
1:.1 A«r•·' .. R )'<';u·c; nld. Pre.
l1.11tl 1ntr1,.~1 7'• loan.
~r. '(:II P f'!" ;irn'. 61-~L1n
$i"111J\\~, s.~ PER MO •• sm
Fl ·y .I. f'HICE, hnys 10
iltTl'S in So, Calif. L.
Shr,dc>lt. :l2."'i \V. 3rd St ..
L.i\. 121'.ll G2::-:i102 ----TAKI:: OVf;I{ JO ACR(::S
Nrar huge l11ke. no down. $25
mo. !194-m3. Agt.
Business Rental 60608usiness Rental 6060Businen Rental 6060
S@\\J.l~-l&£trss
Solve a Simple Scrambled Word Puzzle for a Chuckle
O Reorronge letters of the
four tefombled word1 be-
low to form four simple words.
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* * * * ANNOUNCEMENTS
•nd NOTICES
JOBS & EMPLOYMENT JOBS & EMPLOYMENT JOBS & EMPLOYMENT
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When You
Want it done
right •• ,
Call one of
the experts
listed below!!
ACCOUNTANTS
GREY rabbit. '41-&tl or IRVINE COMPLEX
,...,... $800 to $1200 MO.
\l/OltfENS i:'Ls.11er, vie. K· J\.equin!S Aecount111g Oegreto.
Marr ~1or,., C.M. 542-6101 Preler 2 yn; f'Xf)t'r1ence. Ri·
virra E1nployment Agency
64(11 Ira:., '1667 !\lac /\l'lhur Blvd. Lost
L \DIES ""'allct Vic Centl'r
Suite 201, NB 540-6370. '-'-'--ACCTG CLERK
Whadcfya Want? Whaddya Got?
SPECIAL CLASSIFICATION FOR
St. C.\·J or 3rd Ave., Laguna \\'orkini; ""'1th nH.'Clia, detail,
Beach, Fri 8/1. Valuable ltgure aptitudes, l year cvl-
P a p e r !. Rl!Wanl. 49')..2369 lege or bul!in~ !I.Choo!,
&It. 6. MISS EXEC AGENCY
LOST hro1vn & 1vhire fc1nale
Pt'kfngesf', ·',\lissy Sue".
J-'ri nrghl hetv.·n 6 & -P :\f.
Vic C1'1'.1!tdon & Baker, C.i11.
410 \V . C»ast llwy
NATURAL BORN SWAPPERS
Special Rat•
SERVICE OIRECTORY
Asphalt, Olis 6520
SEALING &. PATCHING
SERVICE DIRECTORY SERVICE DIRECTORY
Gardening 6680 Janitorial 6790
Ne\vport Bell.ch 646-3939
A11.mblers, Bond..-1
Electronic Technicians 5 Lines -5 times - 5 bucks
RULES -it.0 Ml.J~I tNClVOE ~STATE :".l alnt Tree Se.rv RE\VARD~ 546-3949 1-w~~• l"Ou rwl ¥• to "'""'· ~W~•• ~~u •1"1 In tn..._ Rrs1dent1<1J -lnclu:s • Con1.:-'l
Comr1J rca~ srrv. Currently
c ngagrd hy C11y ol C.:>1. !or
::.Ifft'! 1·es1or11.t1on.
ANTHONY'S
644-4860
P.c1noval &, trimn1ing~. tree LADY 'S prcsrrip1i0n-gl~ Exf'('r1r11t'r(i. !;;il111·y open. )-•OUll p~o,.. 11W:110r i <Mlt"'>l. 6-l lln•• o< •<:1v1r11,1n .. e.~Tlm '1 tf , 1....a.ll 5'11....QOilS. lortoisC' shtlt. Vi<'. Ba!Doa APPLY I ~ Pl.ROON i-f<IOTH l"'G FOR Sill E -TP-OE ~ ONL'o'I
PHONE 642.5678 ~ J zo 2 3 663--A 1 Rad~\ 1\l1e1'0!'l<'cl1'0n1('s
landscapinn 6810 ls e. So'>pt. · j 1 l '56 ' Cot"ll. :i1:i0 Pullman St. To Plac• Your Trader's P11radise Ad • ur t2131 633-231 7 CollecL
tlA\'E Cr.mmrrc1al Jot.
cl1>11 r 'iil i.000. LR kc Arrrlll'·
)lead SIO,C'«l f""il'Hr. \\':\N'r:
Airplarie or 11 t1;J! yoU have.
Brr•kf'r. ! If t~'\::t-Si!Ol.
Stra1e.i;f•' airport f'ntranee
rror. \'a(";u11. ione c-:?.
:l(),6:?0 .~ri ft . PnL"e Sl:i~.flOO
clear. A ~C't'pcr. For ranrh.
hayfront or ? 01vnr 6i3-fi635
\Van1rd lo r~chan,1:e, {'(1Ui1.Y
in l11rg,.. Jak•'front lo1, C.1rar
Lakr. x.1. l ahr. lo!' r•ruity
in So, Calif. properL1<'s.
646-iSGIJ
Gia.nt pclf1!, 3 B1·. 2 Ba. lrpl.
indoor BHQ, Cd,\!. L11·p 1n
Of' pcl'f. 101· lc11s 1n~. s:r1000
r.qty. \\"a nt;)..~ uni !s.ln Riv,
O'I' S.R. O)>. tiT.r-7~
TRADE: Pmblcn1 free 2
unit merlicaJ bldg.-elear. An.
nual gro~s HIC. S6,000, Val.
S.55.000. Trade up. inc. prop.
Fan-I \\"alk<'r RHr. &l&-741~
Sacrifn't'! J.:\5 ar: prime
C·Z land \\"ilh ~ hldi;s. S.
Ma in St, San ta Ana. TR
WJ,(00 eqty tor TD 's or ? '!?'
Bkr 5-17-6469 .. * *
'G7 FunJ ru~1 . 1 dr, R. .'<:.II,
;n1to, nr" llr('s, VALU~D
111 S\500, TRAD~ for equity
111 11'>al f'~lalf" or ?' Call
tfi~-~!~3 Rf lrr 6 PilT,
NATO CCHU'
G{•o'l Con1r11ctor.1 LJS.:Jlll~
n1(' 1.lc::.t, costs no morr:
l..\pr.nenceO l\lauitenanc:e
Budget Lantlscapinl{
B~bysitting 6550 -,c'c''c··'c"c"c'c1'~11=0=''="o'"='-"="'c"c1~ Cl,J•:AN-UP SPECIALISf!
l'lloll'ing. l'flging, odd job~. \.l'OULD like pla}'mate for Hensonnblc. Yl&-69Jj
:: 1\l'1"('~ vi l11rn1 111 No. Cali (. 111y pre·sd1l ('hild, n r ===========:
(;ood hu1111n1.; Hshing area. N r\Ypor t/Pal1sad c
l ,\err nrar Or'OVille Da:i1. 5-10-1700 Gardening 6680
Tradr for hcach reaJ estate. =~--~----~~ -----------0,, '''' ,I.··. ,g7.r-"91, \\'ILL bahy:-.1t 111y Cd~\I • '0 h I ·1 (d 1'E\V Lawn ll r~-scrding. om('. any "'1 1 t a.y~. n11es
or by the ll"CC'kl Heasonablr. Con1rilele la\\·n care. dean Jndost. 1nrume on Plal'entia
A\'e, SIJO.()((I, Trade 113 for
eoastal area home or dU·
plt'X, rll'R!'. Blliance T.D. or
.. ()wnrr :i~~-1 .'>-n
·&~ Jr<·p-CJJ, V-6, sof(-!up,
ovrrd1·1vr. s·· r11ns. pusl·
t1·ar1iun, R/JI , rollhar, huhs.
s:1100 val. 1rad(" Sl200 eqt_y
l•i1· 1·11n1pf'r or St. \\·ai;.
fi~2-11R~6
'i acre Couulr}' Esrate 3 Br,
2 Ba, 18.\36 JIOOI, horses or
11n11s. 20.\I l'q!)'. \\'ant beach
prop. Ol' ~
011 ner 53 l·i636
\Vhat do you have to trade?
List JI here -in Orange
County's ln~cst read trad-
ing post -ar1 make a deal,
* * *
Any ai:r· i·hiJJ. 67~Hi6W up hy job or inonlh, Free
e,,11n1ates, Call 8·10-0932 i\10T!I J::R \\U/l!S hahys11t1ng -----------
n1y hunH'. l\lonlr Vista AL '~ G<1 rden1ng k La11n
school area. 6·16-01 ~1. l\l:i1nlcnance. CornmerCial,
BABVS1TflNl,.;~){)1llC :"S:i.
daily, Evcs & S:11~ ok.
Laguna Cyn. Cull l!}l-X!J.11)
BABYSITTING. illy hon1e.
;\ls.'a rlel i\·lar. Any age
\1 elcomcd. ~16-3003
:.' CH ILD. 1•1 mos. 1v an I
p\a~nlate. 1~·30 m1)S. Good
Jov1n~ care. C~I. 6-12-SR:i2
\VILL babysi1 for small child
fo1· 11·ork1nb mother.
64:=.-180/l
BABYSITTING, n1y
1\!esa dcl i\lar arr;i.
?"1rrr.1::i:,
industrial & rrsiclcntia!.
• 646-:JG29 •
Exri'd J apanese G11rr!r11er.
Complrte yard service.
free estimate. 5•10-1332
THEE: Service, gcneraJ yard
cleanup. Rototill &. spr1nliler
SC'JV, 1)0J6-5848
Cuc&. Edge l . ..a1111
l\laintenance. LicenseJ
5-1~1808/549--199-1 alt 4
Jl!\-l'S Gardenin~ & lawn
niainte nanc:c. Res. & Con1-
ml'rt1al. * ~~I0.·1S37 * Expert J a panese
Fl:\'F.ST WORK Slfi.0384
CQsr~ i\lcsa. 5.1&2350 IJJLLS & SLOPES our Generous n>ward for info onl---'O:::::::..:::::::::_:c:::::-::'.'.__
spPeial•Y. Next yeats rain dark Uro\\'n Siamese/Bur. Cashier /Bkkpr $403
\\'il l be 1\'0I"SC~ Gel pro. niese al!ered ma.Jc cat Phone
tertian now~ Call 4[1j..()811 51S-129S A/R, sharp. good oppty!
Lost St Brr1111rd vie P a1·k Re-Independent
M __ •_•~•-"-'~Y~·~B~r~ic~k'--~6~8.:.:30 \l'ard. ;,-18-04·12. &16-7253. 635· Personnel! Agency
RICHARD ALLEN i.\5():1. 1717 Orange Ave., Suit c
Custom & Spanish
Masonry A Specialty!
Block, Brick, Concrete
Free Est. 633-2343
Paperhanging
PET RaL"OOll. red collar & CJIT. 642·0Ctl6. 5-15 {117'9
hell. Vic Aliso Cnyn. t.liss· BA~YSITI'F:R: Need lov ing
ing 2 1vks. 499-3106 lady lo care Jor ne1Y born &.
fE~IALE COLLIE !Vlidler l'Ylon thru Sat. Lite
!il&-Jl9T hskpg, own lransp needed.
;').:~ .. -,110 _ 8 to 5 p111 SZ:-.0 fl('r mo. Laguna Beach.
·19-1.W.~:I
Paintin9 6850 Per1on.1ls ---"----~ 6405 BABYS!TTEfi. nrcded Tues
&·Thurs R::ID arn -12:30. No ~UBLifill,\N Pa1n11ng 1Dcc ACTING house11Tk. &16-1•120 Back E;.,pc1·1 Guaranteed \Vork B Do you 11ant 10 l)C a full time _ay. -==------1 f '1-cc cs!. No joh 100 large :-
or roo .~n1a.JJ. 1'.l4·Jl90 \\'\)1·ki11:.: 1irof<'Ssicrial :' Do BABYSrrrErt 1ny home.
you h;ivc the self disc:1plinc boys 6 mo. & ~ yrs, own J.~T & E:1;1., avrra•·t• ~ hr b. " · .. to .su JI'<'! .vourseu to a rig· transp, ~lesa Verlie, refs.
hS<', labor only $l27.:;() 1d British 1raining cour'S<> & 5-15--0.178
6 !2-01:hl a Iler 5 p.111. I · h ·1·1y t 1-----------1 ir a1•t1s11e 11m1 l _0 ac. BABYSITTER. Housekeeper
PAIJ\:TJNG Int & Ext Lci11·est rf'[ll. n11nor . rol:s untU th~ • Uvc in or out. 2 school boys,
conlral·led prices, Fully ins. t1'i1ln1ng-period 15
1
romple1e · own transportation. c 11 I I
Salisfaction guw . f"ree esL rr s.1 TIIF. LONDON LA-5l'l·Sl21days or !l62·10Z!Evc
J un \Veeks 673-llti6 CUN.\ ACfORS \\'ORK·l='-",C::"="""-'"-'C::..::C::..;=I
-11-.• -,L-L-P-.-,-P-c_R_l_N_G_. -.--P-A_l_N··· SHOP mighl be able to help BABYSJITER. 2 days/\Vk )'°"· No 1i1i::vious CX""ricnc. e for 2 children .. l\Iy horn,•. TING. 10 YllS in arC"a. ..~ Tu U R k I 8"29 2 Reasonahlr ralcs. r,.12-fl.·127 n<"c:rssar.v, no age barner. r e oc -rvint. ,,.,... ·'
REAL ESTATE BUSINESS and
Brick, Masonry, etc.
6560 Gener~I Service• 6682
i\lcrnbt~rs of this exclusive BABYSITTE.:R • I i v e . in _
PAINTING & papcrhangin.;. group 1\'ill only be accepted Room &. board in 11•11tertronl
Rca~nab!r. 2:. yrs exp. upon a satlsfaclory personal 11.pt. 1 small ehllrl. 673-49.~
Grnnan ~kills. &12-1322 1ntervie1v 1l'ill1 the director. B . .\BYSJTTER, lite hskpg. z
l ',\INTJ;\"-U. 1~apenng Hi yrs. D .!l 49-1-4-lrA for app1. childrrn :> & 4, ~day \1k.
1n llarloor af('a. Lie. & LOSE (h1-n transp. 968-1 620. BUILD. P..rmcwtel, re!).,ir. G1\RAGE: Doo\'s SC'r\'ii·cd & honrh•d. He!,;. furri. 642-2336.
Bnck, block. concrele. Repaired. Gel'l('ral House 13anklr.g "'~''"'·'·· ••o JOb too ,,.,n ... 11. 'I I SID s-"'"I ·~·or. Beller l ... dinting, in-£.'ircricneed
General FINANCIAL
R. E. Wanted 6240 Bus. Opportuniti .. 6300 -------MORE CASH LITE
MANUFACTURING
... .,~ .. u a1n . . min. r..-.J.>n·. . . . Lie. Conlr. 962-6S.15 Io========== Tl'l"IOr ~ f,\trnor, acoustic Hauling 6730 1·,.ilings. 61G·1077 ,t-5-11-3~,Q'.!
C .<:, S Pa1n1ers. Int-Ext. Business S•rvice 6562 WEIGHT COMMERCIAL
-TELLER -
FOR YOUR
EQUITY nrf'ds R-~~fl('J.11f' 11·11h manai;:r.
mcnl and I or f'ng:inerrln.t;
backg:mun<I. i\lanufacturer
Jn progran1 for national <lis-
SMILEY'S
Business Services
Y ARD1Car c 1 r• a n 11 p · 1 1/nti-r & .ir1.~. No JOb too
RP111uvc irer.o;;, 1v). dirt, _:~niall. r.T.)·~!l.-~i all ~-_ t 11 ant. 10 110111 r11 ii ho are JO UNITED CALIFORNIA
l1'.1C"tor hat·khor, grade -rouiHls Qr 111ol·c ovrn\C'1<;1ll BANK ;111d1l'eS tf'rn Jnvestm,..n! Corp
no1y pu1·chas1ng home~ 1n
Orange County. Seeking \IA
& FHA C'qUi1 ies. Call any-
ti mr 63.'").8539
tnbution. 1250. per wk. l'l Ta.-:r'.", C PA. boo:ikkrrr1ng,
slart plus rqual 11h11.re <JI 1ntrttral funds, insur11ncr,
OGZ-Sil:) Plastering, Rep;,ir 6880 II) 1ak{' pa n in gruup 11ri:;h!
CLEA~ UP & l11r n1ov1n~ e p ;\TC Jl l'l.AST ERING. lo~s p111i;rn111 ol ::.J)!'riahz('{I
Trt'.'(' & shrub rcn1oval. All t~J)!'s. free r:-.tinialc. l'f'!h11·1ng. ,\1! 111riuuico;; eun-
P.casonable, ~l!}-llJ9 c.ilJ :i·I0-6~2:, i1dr>nt~a1 ,\~k for :'<Ir:<. Thun1.
.:o9 )la111 :-;11"t:<'!
J!un11n:;1•1n l3i;-a1·h. Lah!.
~1.:G·:i~J 1
BUSINESS 11nd
FINANCIAL
;\<; ;.::• :~112. pmfi!~ 10 ;<1{'1!1·r party 11•1'h !~C'al E~la \r f'H·. FRF.E
S12,;,()!t r-a \h. ~hould r astly 11uulr~. fi l6·9666. 6~~:~7~1 llAULJ:\'G. Cle<inup, lo1 s cir. ----Equal vf)p.>1·1ur111y r11111loyrr
II ··' 1 " all Plumb•'ng 6890 PAL.\/ ,\· l;ar•! P.cadinr:. nf'J ~r"'('lrrt party S~j.000 N'G l B 1 0 1 1 . a11uyn11111 any 1nv• you{' _ "· k
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I ·.· r. rur 0 •• r ...... n 1n1r-,.,. • .,._ .. !;~,~~* ' , F:i.~!. rras, a r-r 11 r a 1 r . J~LIJ)lillNG F:EP.\11~ lnartrr·o;;. f"ully lic"d. Open Nr1rporl '.\a1ion:1l B,tnk Bus. Opportunities 6300 \·1r11·. \·all 714·871-2952 1!J. 1 CLJ::A.~-U p and hght mO\'· ~ 1 I I-----------i b 1 ,~11. J\lat11iscr1ri1 s. t 1rs1,;-, lerm ,. o JO 1 1()0 :-.nt:il \I a i 1 y 1 [la ni _ I o 11 m E~r1·011· fJfl lf'rr
p<1[l('rs. 6i.-Hi017 af1 6 prn lilt.. Lall D11ve e t;\1-31~') e :!l:)/6!li-!l2i~. :!10 \V. \I.hit C;lll ~I r. Carl!'r
FAMOUS 'rH,\V!-:L 11r.1::;-.:cy for s;ilr, * 8!J3 ... \2!l:i * ---iwr Blvd. I.a l!:.bra. J'\C'.-:t :J -•• 6t:t.3111
BRAND NAME 111 i\rll"pnr\ Rr.1ch, 11·{'11 Builders 6570 Clean Up And Haul Remodel, Repair, 694G 1fl L;dlnhra 11alk 111 1h<':l\ff'. B,\P,:'llA JIJ ; fl <•r PL 1ime,
C,\i'\DY ROUTl:.S l'~!;1 hl1.•lwd, 1''7C e ll en! Sl!l a load 61f,.~j.'li I --------L-IC-ENSED 111gh(.~. lJ•>Od :.cd<1ry. Apply N(')ll' 11\·atlahlr 1n C,,.;1 a ;I.Jr-a ri·puTallc.on. 110111.<; all 11p· n. 1: ;\I 0 DEL-Arhli!inn~-C!lb· ===========--BUILD. Rrmrirlcl. r.rp:ilr
&. !llan~· olhrr 1011·11.:; in 1h 1~ po111!n1rnl<;. 011 nrr~ mo\·ing. uir~.;.(3lo1·k lrncre~..Concrt"te Housecl•aning 6735 Br1rl~. b1'1ol:k. co n c r e t c , S;•u·1!ll<t.l R(';i(!111~~.~ adv ire <L•}S· !:ti E. Jilh. C.111.
&rf'a, ,'\!.I lricar 1ons arc r•Hn· S2>:.()0n. 7!1/6;::-lilS f'\'('~. ,..,.,rk. 612-9~:12 crpnlry, no JOb loo ~Jna!I un all n1<i11cr~ . .,1_ N. Ll ~''c18c·c9c9c"=~=--~--I
meri:-ial or fa f"lory. Very 1 • \\JNOO\\"S DIRTY~ Lie . Contr. !Xi2-G!l4:1 Can11n., Rral, :-.tr Clcn1enle BJ-:,\UT ICl.\:\S, 1.:n1alr.. to
high Parnin~. no sell ing ifl-Investment Oppor. 6310 Carpentering 6590 }'rre f'St. 15 )rars r'r'· Cl:!'Tf.Y, f'au11111g, m!finr J92-91 3'i, ·196-!l.J07 i1 crrk cv,,n1ngs & Sundays in
voh·ed. Tn quahfy ""· u musr J 0 10 A.\I -10 P:'l l Cru;ta i\lrsa's bu sie s t,
CARPENTRY ohnny unn t;·12-~~fi4 p\un1h1ni: rC'p;111·~. n1oh1le be rcl1abl,. & ha1c 1 hr ~ 11,\VE 1ra1lrr park ready to homr repairs. ;,,16-6 21:., Attractive Expert popular pnce<l salC1n. Oi>-
day ~Part: time \days or b111ld. JGO l!pnce., rlov.'flto,1•n l'llINOR REPAIRS. ~o Job \VOULD You br!icl'r' I will G·lb-!f;~.\ 'iOUZ'iC \\'O~li\~ portunity for top rarnings evr~l. Jii!irn, a('rn~s from Sea11i TOI' Small, Cabinet in gar-f'lran your hon1r lnr Blue clancrr 11•111 Jr:ic-h you ;'1!1 11/pairl vara!ion. App I y
SlZOO In S."..1.iO P.F.QUJRED Ri:~innal Shopp111:: Ccnl~r & ages &. other f'abincts. Chip :)T.i mps'.' .~:17-7~'lll lidl'~1 sirii~. Cnll An!"ii l\!gT. Cro11·n1111~ Cilory De11.u.
Inqurrc .iM1 1t our "fr,.r tx1nus 111i::11 ,, 1' 11 o o I 1 r \ i;: ht 5~i-817j. If no a no;wcr leave BAY ,i;, Beach (·f,..a111111: Sf'!"\'. Sewin9 6960 ::oi :: .i!l t-1.i~~ 1-10 f')f 1,v Salon, 2ti7 ~:. 17th St .•
Mllle pLHt"'. :'ll~kr yuur 111-do1111h111n' ff ~1111 wan! '.?O'ii 111~;: :t! 61 G·:!30:.:!. JI. 0. Carprl~. 1l'indo11 ~. flor,1«;. l"Cc·c"c· ________ _
lU!'f' .<;rt"urr 111lh 11c, a Dunn ~pr nd.ililo• 1111 ;1111• a111<'>un1 rof Andt·rso11 r lf'. r:('s & Comn1C'·1 6·16·111"'11 • UJ.,-~ ... 111,d.1111.: • Al 1 rn1 1 1•111~ \\,\;"•>T 1,"1 ::.h<il"C' t 1 i! r., r L' 1 '.'.;1 B .. rni;ud/c!iin('{'r.
.t-c 1 11\ I -"lo\'\"IBI on 11r111:-., ,'\c11rort·. r~a arra r o " "' · r.i' <lrrrl 1·a1rr .1r1nna r·a.~li 1111 l•I ~400.000, Call !:J:P.\Jf'..::. ,\1.1 ~.H.\.\TJ0:\.5 1 (",\JU>J.;T,'), \Vuidoir~. rlrs. I I I C II Yoll or p:irl·t1n1e. Costa Co. Fur m•in-i11fnnnat1on Lln,\1/, 67::-1:rit1 • tj !r..r.1111 • ',,-.;i, rna, .J 1a~~. R CARINl::T. 1\ny ~11r J"lt 1·tc. Jlr<; or Con1f"'L '.\1111 -------lil:l-'JS'-7 !llesa
§('U;i n.1n1r. ~r1dress & phone ":i 11.~ "'iJlf'f. :ti~-till': \\ru·k Hra.~! Rel.~ ;.45·4lll. Alterations -642-5845 r,1r,:;::n1
no. ro. f\Ot:Tf; DEPT, P, 0 Money to Loiln 1>320 ·___:__ -I · ;>.1·at. a•·i iir"l". '..'() .\• .• 1 .. r,11. S.\\ I·. "-f\rt.•l liundr,•d 1Jol--l --B-O~A~T-CA-RPE_N_T_E_R_S_
8o'7 ;,\ l'onl'llla. Cah!. '.1176'.l [ ·--"--------Q\'.\LITY Re))airs -Altera· II OU S EC L F: A N INC ,~· l.11·,,: ,\f\·111be1·~tup 1n Ildlt>Oa
CA!'O\' SUPPL\" 2nd TD Loan 11011, -New ronst. by hour Ct>1wr;i l ~fe \ntcna ncc. c ull lt1y Cluh. 1\·n1,. P.O. Box Ex('ll'i'lenrrcl. I-1i;:r eustom
ROL'TE or r onlrnr!. li~&-.·'cc"c':__~~ a ny11mr. gOOd ref~. l"t'as! TILE, Cer11mic: 6974 J li-'.6 1\{'11·por1 Brar h. 9266..1. ~'Qns1111ci 1on. Tnp 1111i:;es.
Ar'-ILl'TE fi.1~1':11!{. Partitions Srnall 1>-U)-fiOl•·I --~--------'LCOllOLICS '"""ymo"• \\'ILLARLl BOAT \Vorks " PrnmnL r:vnhrirnti.11 srrvlr.. "* V ~ Th ·r I" '' * " '"""" ~ 1-· B k <t ~1 J'.\oSclltn~I nvoll'edJ 642·2171 54'0611,_ l~··uindrl. ett". N11e nr day, C I r.nr,. I ' 1'1\: 11n , Phone 542·7217 o.· \l't'\tc to "';i a er .··'""·'
Excellent 1nt·vn1 P f,,r l•.w ,__ ~ l:•·:i~· l nl! h:EN ~IO-l6i9 11~ · '1·or ·. ni.l.t '" Jypau~. P O Rnx 12'230:i~ta Mesa. BOOKKEEPING/ •· ~·r,1n~Jl:u·fvlr ~1·ea 21l\l's Ironing 675!1 l\o .11.1b tf)Q sn1<!ll. Pl11~1 er · · '
hO.\lrl< "."C'rkl.v. \\"Ork I Day)"; or Sattler Mor lg•g• c·... --~~-------1 I I I k h GENERAL OFFICE I I ll ' 1 Cl'.'merif, Concrete 6600 P'• ri .. ('a inc: s 0 11'er A t 6410 e1 r111111;~1. ,r 1 ng "' rn -:.";[i E \/lh .:it reel e Jn1n1ng. <''7f'Prl"nrrd 1, fKttr. ~!j.l.~.•i/~lf..fl'lflii nnouncemen 1
lrrhn~ 111nrwy frnm r'lln ~ · _ (' 1-.,, ~!'l IF i•nrk al I $1 2i ;111 IH111r
OJ"l"l,,,,..rJ 111-rr·1,rt• '" c·n\fa J M T • • l. ( • • · c~1 1 1;:r.1'11 • Grand Open·1ng \l t U crtga9113, .0 .1 6345 l\p1·!' l'1~ol r!r1·I.\ k 1·u~111111 -----___ Tro• s, ... ,·,, 6980 . f'~, 1"111-n1,n 111-::: ar,.a. < .1 .1~1 .. ,1 IRONING •• -~---
\\r r~t 111ulr. 11l,1 nd!i1~ CU.\.~T!~CC'llO:\ /ll onry l· " ', ., ·.-. . ----nanv· 1.r.-.n,1 •1111ly I.·! ;i v;,ll«hlf' for n•mme pro. •CO.'\lfl.Tt~ rln or.~. f:ra.!'Dn.111lr \G~.• i,r.;--1" Tr.1·1· ~~.];\-Ac c!idemy
FOR
NEWPORT BEACH
ADVERTISING
AGE NCY
sna;ksl ~ljiJ. t.:.1~h rr-d1J~·1ni: propc1·ly, Forea:n & ro·1ti""' .• r.i._ ltra:-1nab!r Ca.I I . . i '''" 'Ill l.1•r·1 l'"•1n1.,I of Physio Therc!ipy
qu1 rNt. ~nr Pf'l'!;Onal 1n-c101l1r ,11c. i\lotcl~. r-;'ursing Ll"11· 1;,A.l(J ll Jan1tor1al 67~0 11 11' i·rl, ho olr.i a I\ a~· Post double e n I r y, --I J 1 I I :".,o\11"1 ,{ 111<1'"•'.:C'. b !••d1'1·" trn1ri\·inCn~Tal\l c~a 11rra, llfl111r,, Shflppln~ Centers. . , ' ' l•ili Hl ani·l2 J\d•lnil!ltf ~ paya ble / receivable-, 5f'm1nan1r,;'\r!rlre~~&phonc Ulfir r Bui!tiing~. Carpet Cleaning 6625 ~PARhLE J an11t,nal "' \\'.111. 1:1·.\\.'\I :!·.·· J:111r1 .. 1 IJto's d.n: 2,,,; Thnllft :-c·iit e C. b illi ng, tyoe 50. Xlnt,
n1:111b!'r lo ~h1ll1 ·"i!ate Jnc., ApHrlil1•ll1~. er r . \\.rite or* DJA)tONDSill'Cll\CiiSUrrd '1n11· elr!1n111~ !-;1•rl'. \\,n. t1n"1\.. 1"11! 111 "11" !·1r• •''1 -, lfl.\J'l" C II B b
oci:,7 r:. l ti1 [l('r1>1I ll\1y., f al! J.ih· l·:r:;illy A,t_.
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D,,, .• ,., "''''' '''"12 E'l"< I C ') ·o · Clra111111. t"rcc r~I. '.M;,~·:!li:J\. II••,,,. 642-3910 " " • • · .v -.. .nsuran1·c 0111pa11y., _ .1 , .• 1,,,,,,,0 c •i•.r··i· L I N · 6450 ~·1;1 -n~Tl .. , k 11 11 J 1 I u • " L 1 UTCll 'I 1 c. ----.!~.!_ __ <'.'11ces J BOAT-CARPENTERS .., 11r , u 1 'n i.:. :.1!'.111· ('l 1 \.'l'F:HS 61:>·1.117 nr\l'l\nlr I l• Riil ,,r1. l'i'HI ----READ THIS 111ghan1 . .\l1o1b1.1 n111 .,J~'03 1 ·---------teln i::, llr \\·,1..,,\ng. "·111·!0'1 I \\IL!. not h.-n·.~fl(lnsihlr l ~\f>l l'l"ncrr!. l ... 1rgc custom
Phow 1 ~Jo ':..1 -,;"2.~!i. , CAf{l 'l~T ,r, ~urn. l'lP;in1n~: 11 ;1~11111~. Han)' \'<1!l Bi'~ n•·n Upho lste ry 6990 [or any d~bts 01hrr 1h;i11 Ill)' l·,)n~1•·ul·ll·~n. Tnp 11·a~r~
?i":..()I)} 1ST-TD:;"11""""11.ooo ~n . fnr 1 da.1· "'l"l'hl" .t quali\y .'_l.~i-1:,0S i[ n<l a ns r~I\ 11ft_::_. IC7.YKOSKJ'S Cui-t. l.phol. fl\111 .. lan1r:rr. i\lh·harl r..... \\I! l,.\f':!) ROAT \\'ork~ ·0 11ork. 1·1111 !'1 .. rl1ng Joi' -12Xi B11.krr St . Ci\I ft . hn•·h rr.n111"1"l"C. lllclg 111 l"tnchtnc~~· 61241.,~JO JT':) 81•a•·h hou~<' 111111". 111.,.-E111"!"' 111 Cr;il1.~111an .. h111 JOBS & 1EMPLOYMENT 1 -------~---
I! \OU \\;<Int ;i par' or f\ill • Orangr Co11nt~. nn lr,n;: ~cs! si·lr.ctifln rver' ~r t!ir If\/'~ l1n: li42-l·lj.I BOYS lG -14
t1rTie oppoi1urnli• 10 m,.ke l 'o:_rn1 1 ..... ~o'd 1,,i,,I. 1~a.\.1f.>l· Electrlciil 6640 DAI LY PI LOT Class1!1l'd • l\.~J f\r11ror! RI.. C'.~f Job Wanted, Ca1T1c r Routt ! Open
mon"'' 111 a hu•1i1r·~ nf ''our S•.Jl !•)•• '11' ! IU '' ·:di !liw ' ~rr1 inn :'\Q\\'' I at:s11•::,1 111,11"kr1rila rf' 111 Won1en 7020 for
O\\'n, 'r nr l'\Bmplr ~2()()(l 111. :--,•.~. 1 ~<'!1·'·111 Ill< •. -~-'l.•.KI lllO • El.Er'Tnr.CIAN Z'io jo)h j()(J l s y 0 u r. A [I I N 1011 11. Thr D,\ILY PILOT W;::una I'iJ;>ac h, M . Laguna
:'\ln• lnr rr\1rrd !Jl'Op!e
CHECK HERE
WITH THE
JOB KINGS!
MALE
Commerciol
Inside Desk Man
$3.JG hr
Flackground in <'1Pf'll'ft al
\1'holl'~<1lr l)usln(~ . .,~.
Pasteup/Type Artist
$650
:'11u.'t !or t•X1.orrirnt1'd iu
IJUblicauon \1'nrk.
Genl Acct from $11 ,GOO
!\lust havr \•r ry hea 1)'
background 1n <·0,1 at·~·t~.
\Vi!J bf' in r orrtplr-Jr t'Dn-
trol of ill"l·uunt1n i;: d··-
partml'.'nl.
Saleesman $500 Plus
& e xpenses
Sal rs &. ad\C"J"l1~1ui; back•
ground.
Asst Parts &
Service Man to $&00
SomP PXprrirn1·r in pal'IS
or ~er1 lre :-.l;iti<in
Jr Mechanical
Draftsman SJ, hour
:".linimum 2 ycflrs rollPt;r.
Jr Acct to $600
'.! ~·ears: r•<Jllrgl': nr 1~·ol"i>·
·ing rquivrlrn!, Costs.
Contract Salesman
to $1000
Plus car & expenses
J·lighly riualifif'd man.
~illed
Journeyman Mech
to $1000
ll!i11i1nun1 3 ye.irs e.xperi-
rnce.
Q/C Inspectors $2.lG hr
Previous 1,Jasl!r <'.\f)l'n-
r ncr.
Utility Main! Mech
to $4.20 hour
St r o n ~ n1rrh11nll11 I &
rlectric11.l a t) t I 1 ! y, 1!n
plRnt mointrnani.:e &. rr-
pa1r.
Browne & Sharpe
Set up Man to $4. hr
IJa:·~.
Tool & Die to $900
:'11as lr r 111fl(hir11't 11 llh
j()b s h op r~11rrirnl"r.
~hr"l n1r1a! 1oolin~ &
I a~l lllg .
Electronic Tech
1o $2.75 hr (tra inee )
So 111 r lorradb(la1·d c:.·
l.lf'rl('ll•'('
Wood Welder SJ. hr
Exrcrirnl·ed in fu1·n11r11..
Truck Driver SJ.41 hr
Lia::,.~ I
Unskilled
L iquor Cle rk $5GG
Some l1riuor <'XPt'l'l('lllC.
Factory Traineei
to $2.5G hr
:i\Iany.
FEMALE
Sr Keypunc h Oper
from $3. hr
E:-.prrirnt•r rl in 2003!1.
Gen Ofc Girl $40G
G ,..nrr al olfirr back-
g round.
Masseue1e to S480
1\l11~l havr "'l"'l"l''ll''P
"llh p u bl i c·, flr:.:1bl r
ho11rs.
F /C Bkkpr to $515
To ti•1al h.ilnnu'
Seely frorn $450
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1 111~ [)r!o"ll'lnl\IP J:•l'••ll-
.•IJ uo lto•!I 11.1. l-.0:111111ul
D iscounter to $425
»1!1111n111n 1 '''-11 r \i11li·
f'lll• h ill (li,10111111111.:
Clerk Typist to $85 wk
Ty1'1nl. •I:> 11l1i-
Gen1 Ole from S2 . hr
\\'ill ll'.ii11 111 ,.ffl"" 101v-
t:cdurr'
Fabric G irl to SSG wk
Sonlf' kno11 lfd£r eil Jab-
rir~.
Marking & Shipping
Clerk from $1 .85 hr
:'\ real r hnllen<zine 1ub.
!'0n1r factory r~prncncc [J !1 (1111 11 01.t i Elf Exprrr:.~1lr•1t·ro;; [J \llYPILOT vf's1 mcnt Pan nrt S,)(J 11kl~'J .... '~ < ~l ",.,· ••. J Jo.>1 1a · for pru111pt ::.Cl'\"ld' CLA::i~l~'t~:o·· Sr>n1Mm-<1•111 1 CJn,.~1f1l•tl !'>l't 'lum . l:ia v r ' · \ 1 1 '"' ~ .~ 11·rr1'k 111 Df's i"lif1t'l". 61"321 by .~fl"nrl ini; 4 l1r·~ n1ak1ng --.-. -. -·~.:.: _ _'vu ___ 1 _•··~11 !"•1'1-'n>l •I hr looking fnr 11. Dial &12· monry, 11me & effort. Look l:xlnl. Rl"fS. Sl1i-.\.'l2! :_...,
deh\'cne~. 1.-...J flJ <ill \\!lit~' \\d1~'1' llQLi;:>F. Wll'lll~. 111·w f; old. :.r,;~ ()()\\''' ---I hrlpl 11I
~ Production A1semblers
$1 .75 hr 11ew 1•)1 111 L11g11na B1•;11·h. No ,)Oh 10<1 :i.1111111 or Too --1------.~,c Bkpr·see. Thnl P&L
S\i.000 a1 ~Iii) nlo, 1nr l 9',,. all largr. Ff"(' r-;I ~ !l!;!i-i :?:-;1 l:i YI~. f':-<p.
e BUSBOY~
e DISl l\\"ASHEr.:.:: D ll \Tt· 'Ii, .. 1.i\
I i l 4 I :1:!l ·li:1,,~
ENCO '
I, '' ;-~".72~S rh1r . yi>11rs. · 1 ..,1sruun1 j.· ! 1-"LIHICI \:'\ l ·to l•I' 1 -::===:::~::::::====: 1 BRO!i.1:.1~ •l'.H-1137 / ~ • • '' · I(
1 1' 1 · Fnll l!nH'. O\·rr 18. l\'r :it in ________ c __ bonded, sn1nll J"h~. 111a111l .t Jobs-Men, Wom. 7100 ;,ipprarancr. AJ>Ply in prrson ANNOUNCEMENTS rr r:ur~. 71 1~-:.:,m.~
Humhlc 0 11 f.· R1>fln1ng Co.
has 11ri:J lor.11rr! ,!;Cl"\'1ce sla·
tion a\•.iilablc 1n Cost11 l\·!c,.a.
No 1n1·r~tn1rni 1'('{fuired in
1nd NOTICES
Floor11
Found !Free Adil 6400
6665
CARPET VI:\\'!. Tll.1·:
tire:::. Oal!Pnr~. aecessonl'~, FOUND. lri~h ~tl ('r. Cv~t01 ~·re•~ est. Lie. ··111111· .>Ill· (21;2.
ga110line or 1no1or oil. Hun1· ,\le~a. Cail & 1dr n11iy. :)16~1178
b1,.. riar~ :•11 ulll1t1es. Equip. 5-!~-40~!i ----. 1 b ~=~--------l\la~g1e -CL/I S~I VIED 1 mri n1 1-r111.1 r <1v111 a IC" lo LTITLE: blond 11uppy, m11lt>. DAILY PILOT l) ! \I ~:. ,\ •
• ualillf'd 111d1\ 1duat. For in-v · M · • >lartf -H B I ic a1n 011..1. . . LIN ES. You can 11<r lhrrn lom1a r1nn. • ,11! Bia \\"ood ,...,_ ~~"" ,,..,.........,.,,,.,, for JUSI pcn111rs a IJa~, Di.ii d!l.I'.~ jt36.f(.(;l . J:.1'f'S l lll"ek.
ends ar~!(il6. lAilj:; lnsl S111mr"(' Cal, n\alr ~64CC.C~="""=,,~~=~~~~~
<h\71f'l' f)fra.~(' 11l)l)t1r nr \1·111 1········· Coin laundry Washers ~i1•r lo R:OOlt hon1r. b'1·~~0.I 1
:10 pink !air K model \l'aSh•
erl!l. ).1nt 111t·chani cal corl!:I. BL.ACK P!'klf1Gncse. \l'f'Ju-ini.:
20 yellow rarly I\ model lira collar. vie. cf 19th St.,
washers. I tu111uolse late K =CcM=646-S:=c'-'"'~--~=
models. AU 1966. See them ORANGF. Slripped kit lt'.'n.
on location. TllCs. Harbor & Hamilton
Coin.().,,la!ic F.qulpment, Inc. ~S..~
2l~\• \Y, Valencia. Dr.
Jo~tlllc-rton. OllH. 525-183.1
ROUTE Of 10 llot ~ut
mach.itirlli 1n Ccs13 \\1 ,. • 11
a..rra. R{'t'fUlfC~ IC"' hr.'
mon1h]y fo s~rvicf". Tnrome
courn ~ e11.stly 1,.....r,.au-d.
S500 lull p:-ice. 642-0100
TIME FOR
QUICK CASH
THROUGH A
DAILY PILOT
Small classified ads
doa
big
selling
job ..
Try one!
Phon• 642•5678
abilities
anlimite()
09ency
Quril ity Positions for
Qualified Applicant~
BOB'S BIG BOY
.Jj,.j E. 17th Sl.
Costa l\lesa
CHl;\t:SE: live-in. Don1c~!ic.
Pl·nna"ent. Experienced.
Far E11.st Agency 642-8ifl3
4~S E. li!h SL, Su!1r 224 CHlLn Ca~. rcllablr 11dull
Co~t11. l\lr•11 6 1'.:'·l liO !o rare ror 8 yr nld hoy .
ACCOUNTING
-CLERK-
~h1~l h ~ \" f' 11a :oun11ni:;
batkgJ'Ollnd, prt'lcrallly
in account~ p11.yable 11 ith
some knowlr:rlg~ of IR:\!
Ke y p un c h Exccllrnt
fringe. benelltS:,
Cadlllac Control1
D1\·1sion of F.:x-O>Un Corp.
1166 Whittier Ave.
Costa Mesa
64f>..2491
An rl'[u.11 npnp1·1~u11Ty
r(')1rln;o.r 1·
2-4i::JO. :> cl<l)'i. O~·n Iran.~.
6·12-1::07 11 lcnds & e\·es.
CllALLEXGER YA CM TS
a.re TJO\\' hiring f' :-; JJ ' r1 .
ra1"f)f'n lers, gl11.111 mt>n an<!
foro'n1en. Call <Til) 321~3
co!lecL
CLE R.cl_C_A_L _· -F -1N_A_N_C_E_1
Lead girl cashl!!r. ~1inin1um
I ~·ea r finance co. t'~pi!!r,
>..1nt 11tanJng M.111.ry. 1<oocl
\\•orking cond. Call ;\Ir.
B\a_<;('tie ror 11pp 'I. 546-11 ·10
Fortune Finenclal Co.
('ollre<' Crnll'r
:01:J(I l!:"lrhnr Bl\·d,,
Co~1~ :\lr~.1
SOCh'. TT TO 'E;\T'
c.ood h "' 11 d tlr x1 rrily,
high ~choo l ~raduat,.~.
Solders PC Boards
from $2.25 hou r
!'>Tust be e.-.:pr rlen<'rd in
soldering. '<on1r h11rnes·
sing rxperit.ncc.
Girl Friday $475
T'ayroll. gt"nr nil o rfirr,
front offi cr. drpl"nrla blr.
5ecty/Acctg $525
\\'ill hr \1·orki11:,: in ~1··
f'O\lnl in~ rl••1111rtn1rnt. Ex-
··rl!rnt t.1·pu11> 11nrl ::.h111't•
hand skil l~.
F1ctory Tr•inee1
From $1 .65 hour
?llanf.
APEX
Employment
Agency
1112 blk So. of 19th)
1873 HARBOR
BLVD.
548-3426
Job.-Men. Wom. 7100
Offl\'11.I
PAYROLL CLERK
P.fodem rungenial olJa·c
invilP!! ·ca.nctid11.tt'! with:
• Aptitude for f1guro•s e l\laturt• personallly
• A drsu·e 10 prcparv pay.
roll rc'l'Ords /or da!a p1'0-
1·1·;is1ng and assist 111 ac·
1~1UllfJJlg,
• l\l us! be 11 S. grad
TRANSCRIBING
TYPIST
• F'"1'le opportunily lnr gal
11·ho hkrs lo rypr 11nd /yfl'P
A1"D typ1'! e !\lust IK•1'r xlnt typing
sluU~ to transcribe .a va.
rif"IY ol subjf'C'ts lrom die.
raurig cquipn1t<n1.
BLUEPRINT CLERK
tPART 1'1i\ll::•
• Will tra111 al!!l't gal lo op.
rr;itr blueprint n1achine. e Need ·I hr~ a day, prerei··
ably in lhr A.t-1.
·rECTl;-;;lCOLOR. INC.
1J()(J F'rawll.'y Dr.
Co.~la i\lr,;a
Equal flPf\Ol"!Un i!y rmpley~r
CLERIC.\L pos11ion, par1
tin1r. Ill's rl l'!dhlf'. l nsur11nce
Agenc), Corona dcl l\lar.
A~k fnr ;\nn. 67:,...:;.144
CLERK TYPIST
To <io Typing and l1Iln;;:
Ill Con!rH Ct. Dt'f!I . J::x ecl·
lent frin:;c bcJll'l!1s.
Cadillac Controls
D11,s1on of F.x-Cl"llo Corp.
1866 Whittier Ave.
Costa Mesa
646-2491
An equal opoprtun11y
e1npl oyr1·
CLt;RK TYPIST: Goo/, 11C'·
C'Ural!'. Ccnve1n. loc, pd vac,
111rdi.-o.l hrncfils ~lad .S~50.
Call B11Jir Beck, ':H0.603:1
COASTAL AGENCY
A n1cn1t>rr ol
S11cll111g & ~nrll1n~ Inc.
279() llal'bor Bl ' CO:>IOI ~lf'sa
CLEAf\IJ'\G lady. EUic1ent,
reliable lnr I 1!;1y a 11·k.
Prefer 1\1 o nd a y . 0\vn
tran~porl ;t!ion 6•n-:l~74 alt 4
C 0 I\\ B I N AT I 0 N !ll;un·
li:!nantr k il1111ni; room
worl-.. ;\J.1lc, ~1 or over .
5-day/"li. grl ra.I'. Call
NEl\"POHT BE.\l'll TEN·
NIS CLL"f' \>11-00~1(1
Cuoks
F~Y COOKS
Top 11n;::r~. pr rniii nrnf, hon ·
r ~t. and 1:•,0ll \1ork111;; C'O!l ·
1l111ons 111 a1·rct·s lca{l111;::
rrs!;itn·:;int. Apply 9 ;un to j
pin lor 11111 111r\\' at
MANNING'S
COFFEE SHOP
:.111131 LI To10 Rd.
LclsW"c \\"orld Laiuna Hilla
-~--'837·101~
Covks \\c.,c,c1c,,71-;c,1c1o,-c.-
r-;on ~n1okers
e JlELJ EF COOK
e EVF.:NI L\G (OQK
Ph. 71111·1?7-'. ,t. a.0 k !or N<i~h
COOl\-D1n11ers & 1\kends.
!,11·r "' or out, n c
hou~e1101·1i . 673-1879
COOK llJ::LPER. !\ton-Fri,
!l:J0-2:30. Apply lo Thoma6
\\'elt:h, COUNTRY DAY
::.CllOOL, 8·17-:ZS~.-, !rom II lo
~' P ~l.
ftJO l\.·-7c7x"·1c,.7.Dc.-,Dc,-,-,--o-,
nir:h1~. Apply:: Orhe'11. 1400
[>.;.1·1fh' Coa~t Hwy., N.B.
CU .S ;\I ~~ TICIANf~11lrslacly.
t •lr rl1'\J!.'. !<lur" l::xpcnenr-
f'd (;'all :o~tl :;ot ·""'--!!I\ -.:Tl.I: 1,1r.1., r \-
1,...111•11o ('o!. 1\pply 111 prr<nn
e)~ ! !\r11 port Blvd, Cl\!
----DEL!CATESSEN 111AN. F'u!t
tin1P. ~tf'ady 11·ork. Sc.e Ter-
1.1, 495 E. 111h, c.:-.t
LI 8·1 .~!W
J)e11ttll
Ch;urs1dr dC'nlal 11.551stant.
E'p'd nnly .. '»!R-ii~
lJL~TAL .\ss1stan1, l'ha11·:s1rle,
f''l:periPnerr!. r none any.
Tl!llf', 96A-:0"iS2
DISTRICT (' 1 rr u I a lion
\J;inagrr tr.iinrr, tl lx'i::in·
11111~ 111 1hr 11r,l'~papcr
bvsin('s~. Oppnr1111111y for fl
\\rll groo111rd high i-choo!
gradou1<• 11·ho ha~ •'lllllf\lclrd
his 1nilitary olllu::11t1on and
1s lookini:: ror ~ cu1 ""('1' iri 11.
:slable, grOll"Ull: ol'i;:a111ta·
lion. R1>g1ll11r r«lSfs ;1111! ex-
<:t>lh•nt frin!'c~ 111elud111~ lht
personal u~r of a con1pany
i:11r. Contae1 Gl"o rce
Ha1·dini;. c1rrnlot1011 rJC'part·
n1C'nl. 0 1\IL\-P ILOT. 3.10
\\"rs1 Boy Strrc1. Costa
l\[P.~I< .
U1spla~ ~alr~
*PART TIME*
NOW HIRING
Lll.1·gr, n,11 1,111~! 'vn1pan)'. ex.
pand11u: 1n (111111gr County.
\\"e nrrr1 p;1 q 11n1r mrn to
.,.,·orli e~·rning~ 6·JQ 10 10:30
p.m.
TOP STARTING PAY
No r'=PC'rl•'nrc ner."t'BMJ'Y.
f nr ltltt'I• 1~w call Mon. A:
T11es.
:'\!(Ir(' 11, !p \\'anlrd
un :".t;..t !'age
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For Your Convenience -All Positions Offered Now l 'ARE LISTED ALPHABETICALLY IN
e CLASSIFICATION #7100 HELP WANTED <Men and Women) !!!~========~~~==========·-,·==================================;;:;:: NEW!
JOBS & EMPLOYMENT JOBS & EMPLOYMENT JOBS & EMPLOYMENT JOBS & EMPLOYMENT JOBS & EMPLOYMENT JOBS & EMPLOYMENT JOBS & EMPLOYMENT JOBS & EMPLOYMENT JOBS & EMPLOYMENT
Jobs-Men. Wom. 7100 Job.---Mtin. Wom. 7100 J!!~n. Wom. 7100Job.-Men. Wo!". 7100 Jobs-M9n. Wom. 7100Jobs-Men. Wom. 7100 Jobs-Men, Wom. 7100 Jobs-Men, Wom. 7100 Schools.Instruction 7600
General
J . C. PENNEY COMPANY
Fashion Island -Newport Beach
Hes Full & Part Time Positions Open For
COOK e BUSBOYS
e WAITRESSES e
\Vit h some experience and willing to
learn. Top \vorking conditions & environ-
ment. Compe titive \vages plus meals &
tips, and outstanding benefits including
hospitalization and profit sharing.
Apply in person 10 Al\.1 to 9 Prvr,
' Monday thru Saturday
PENNEY'S FASHION ISLAND
Equal Opportunity Employer
All student positions.are filled.
MACHINISTS
{Must be experienced)
Mill Operators Sr.
Grinder Operator Sr.
Drill Press Operator
Lathe Operators Sr.
CADILLAC CONTROLS
Division of Ex-Cello Corp.
1866 \Vhittier Ave., Costa i\fesa
646-2491
:\n equal opportunity e1nployer
I Jobs-Men. Wom. 7100 I Jobs--M•n, Wom. 7100 Jobs-Men,. Wom. 7100 Jobs-Men, Wom. 7100
Programmers
AP PUCA TIONS PROGRAMMERS
D•velop computer program for division wide
Manag•ment Information Syst~ms tuch as:
COST & SCHEDULING CONTROL
FINANCIAL/PERSONNEL
INVENTORY CONTROL
ENGINEERING DATA
MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS
You will work full range 3rd. generation op-
erating systems (I BM 360) hardware, mass
storage devices, on-line direct 1ccess com-
munication and graphic terminals. Prefer a
degree and one or more ye11rs •xperience on
larg• scale computer-equipment using CO.
BAL or other assembly language.
Please apply in par-son or call Barry Waller
(714) 897-0311 , Ext. 2011
McDonnell Douglas
Astronautics Company
5301 Boise Avenue
}.fore Help \.Vant.ed I GIP.L For gen. cleanup .in
1
_H_O_U_S_E_K_E_E-PER, Live In,
on Previous Paoe. slnall beauty shop C.1'11 ., f\.To?herless home. B!'ach
Huntington Be11cli, California 92647 ~lECJ-fANIC. Need immed. McDonnell Oougl11s Corpor11tion
J_..1 rlass. Top salary Mobil. An equal employment opportunity employer
Sale! * Fantastic!
is the word for this national
compaqy'' new program for
Southern Call!ornia! \\le
need
-DISTRIBIJTORS
-~!ANAGERS
-SALESr-.tEN
-SALES\VOMEN'
-REPRESENTATIVES
-TRAI NEES
This is a real ground floor
opportunity with a solld auto.
matlc electronic equipment
firm that oilers
HIGH
Immediate
Eornings
546·3050
MUTUAL FUND
SALES
Sales
Do You Take
I SALESMEN
WANTED I
1vith a grain o! salt? CVl'I
&ay that I blame )"OU, J fol-
lowed a few mysell only lo
be disappolnted. The job
&eldom lived up to t h e
claim.~ in tht-ad.
DO YOURSELF
A FAVOR!
AND
EXPLORE
THIS ONE!
If you would like lo makr
S250. per v.·eek immediately.
\Vith an opportunity for
much more in the futul"f!,
T would Jikt;! lo talk to you,
It your qual1ficat1ons match
our requlrem!'nt.~. 1hls could
he the career you've been
looking for. Call lor per:;onal
in!Pl'\'il'W bet, 10 AM & 3 Pr-.!
(71-1) a34-17{tl or 492-8700
Sales
TRAINEE
SECRETARY
'J\vo yr.an gtenographlc ex·
pt>tiel'ICr. Type 55 wpm,
r;horthand 90 wpm. Perfonn
clerical aM set"retaMal work
for hUyers/stibcuntracl ad.
ni1nlslrators, typr. purchase
orders and COrrefiPOridence.
take d!C"tation, file. anS\ver
teiephone, escort visitors.
Apply io Bert Mills
f7l ~l 546.8030
:trll Harbor Blvd.
Costa Mesa, 9)'326
"J\1fS.."-ILE SYSTEMS _,,_
DIVISION
ATLANTIC RESEARCH
CORPORATION
A Division of tlJ,.
Susquehanna C:Orp,
An equal opportunity
en1ployer · !'\'PS. 6,1~-7800 ' area, 2 teenag!'rs. Pre!.
DRAPERY Opct•ators • l,..,..,..iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii unlier 45. PH: 531-1~50 1500 W. Balboa Blvd .. NB. 1~=========~=:===.========= MEDICAL. expe r ience -I•-"-W 7100
Exp, licen~<>d !llutual Fund,
Salesmen (2 1 for one o! Lhe
highest pro:lucing areas in
So, Calif_ L!'lSUl"E' \Vorlii. \Ve
mPan it \\'hen \VC' say: Z.'I yr. C1ld promotional adver. ""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'I
E..:p!l. Top pay, \•acations. * * HOUSEKEEPER Or helper
Classic Draperies, 3 8 5 3 General Jor widower. Call morning.!i,
Birch St. NB. 546-1431 J . C. Penney Co. * 847-2·129 *
DP.EAi\! Job -Keep your
in1portant joh as wile &
niothrr & earn a 11•kly
paycheck.544-3854
~>-\0-6987.
*DRIVERS*
No Experience
Necessary!
Must have clean calilorni:!,
driving record. Ar.iply
YELLOW CAB CO.
186 E. 16th St.
Costa ?t1esa
DRIVER & gen'! hel(>C'r ,
Qvl"r 21. knows Orange
County, O\.\'ll trans. 548-84~1
Domrslic
:\lAKE our h{lmc-your hoine.
Woulrl like older \.\·oman as
live-in companion &
h6us!'kpr. Qv.-•n room & TV,
salary SJOO mo. + room &
boarrl. Rl:'fs i! possiblr. Call
54&-6951 after 4 pin [or ap-
pointment
DOr.IESTIC Par1 11111 .... 11 hrs
a day 5 rlays a \\'Pr k. Own
trans. Sl1orccltf.f, C cl i\L
6i5--3802
Ff1<.:lllo11 1~111nd
Ne\\'port Beach
!!AS FULL AND
PART T\;'llf: POSITIONS
OPEN YOR
0 STOCKMAN
Q JANITORIA~
MAINTENANCE
II you have re<'<'nl \\·ork
i'XJ>E'l'l"nce in Che arras ol
stock & janitorial 1n-a1n-
1rnance, and a desire to
~row 1vith a rapidly 1·\·-
HOUSEKEEPER, Part thne
Ov.·n !ran.~. Vic of 6'1\h
SL, N. B. &15-0089
HOUSEKEEPER, live in.
Pvt rn1 & TV. \Vo man
altl11('. SlOO mo. &12-2232
HOUSEKEEPER. live . in.
Priv, rm & bath. 2 children.
Fin. Vall. 842-7'Bt
J>ilnd1ng, n!itional 11r;:-~<11-1.L.~\o=i~c=·s~1.9-10-7=0-,-,-,-,~1~2'-to
vation oUf'l']ng escel!rr1l $l00 weekly cat la n i
IK'neffts and ttlp n1an. · 1 Lingerie. Equa opp o r t.
agcment. t>n1ploycr. \Ve train 546-3508
APPLY IN Pt:R::=:ON
l\Ion. -Sat, 10 am to 9 pm
J. C. Penney Co.
24 Fashion Island
Newport Seacli, Calif,
*MAINTENANCE
MAN
c"'ONT.o\rf
IN PERSO'."J'
REUBEN E. LEE
ESCROW OFFICER Au .Equal Opportunity J~l E, Coast IJ\.\-y,
Ttact expt>rience, know pack-Eniploycr Nr\vport B<'ach
aging, Beautiful new offir"-·*--------*-:·--.M'A~N~A~G~E=R-/o---
MISS EXEC AGENCY PROPERTY
410 w. Coast ll•Y. ASSEMBLERS
Newport B"ach 616-39.'.9 I11 th:iri;!'! of mai'n'.enanrr
ct!'.', and fully familiar \1·11h
apartmr>nt houSI' ... & shop.
ping cenlers, "J\tust h.a vr
previous C\pr1if'oce in 1bat
f+t>ld. Orange Co11n1y rrsJ,
rll'!ll. Suhrn1t rosun1r with
exp<'ricnr~ ;ind ~\ary t>:>:·
pert£'d, \\'rite Box r.t 428,
ESCROW SECTY
Tract bae kgrol!nd bood. no
shorthanrl, at Jra~t 1 year
escrow exrwr1rn('f'.
MISS EXEC AGENCY
411'1 \V Coost Jh•V
N"e\•·port Beach 6IB-::~~.!)
E:STABLISHED l nsurane~ •
Lead! avail, N.B. o!fice.
Career oppt 675-ti:.W
Experienced in single needle
and overlock. Good picce
work prices, steady \.\ork.
EDDY ?>10SS 14042 Locust
St., \Vestminster: 534-8738
FACTORY Trainee anrl ship.
in-; clerk. ri11~·s. Sh1 f! ro!a·
t1on "'ork. fo'EP.RO CQ[lr.
Fib!:rg!ass D1v1;.1on, lSS\1
Fihrrglass Rrl .. !111nt. Reh.
F/C BKKPR
Through t;·ial balanr.-. Top
grOllming, 'lifter on Ba~.
MISS EXEC AGENCY
410 \V. Coast llwY.
Ne\lll(lrl Br.<1rh 6·16·~!'1."..'1
~ ... L EXO\\IRJT£B. opcrrilor
n('l'<led iminedi;i,Jrly. (\\ill
train inlrr<'1i!"d girl) Ct•ll
Barbara, 6-l:l-0191
FRY COOK. pa11 11n1r
i\lal" RANCHO 5,\N .JOA·
QUIN Goll Course. 18021
Cul\'er Rd .• 11r, U.C T. Ask
for \Vayne, PH: ll'l:i..-0112
e FRY COOK e
* EXPERIENCED
APPLY
THE RIGGER
#16 Fashion f,<;]and
Newport Beach
Female
• T"r-eft>r rec!'.'nt filCtQry "'fl· e \\'ork lnl'litdrs movie Pl-0-
jcctor t1S.'lf'n1hly e Xln1 \lllrkrng condit u111 ~,
p<1y & bc>nefits.
t-..tACHINE Daily Pilol. 1 ~~~~----~-~lACH!NIST \.\.'anted 2" 52' OPERATORS rxr. prefen~n . ean for arpl
Femalf! ~8-42ll J to 5 PM and 7 lo
e Product100 ll'ork on laU1cs,1~'-P~>_L~-------I
nHJI:; & small punch pri'ss. i\'Iarh1n!sL,
c 5. etc. • Punch Press &
• \\ior_k a.'<.Signmrnls arc in-e Multislide Oprs.
tl:.')"t'S(lng "' v3ricd Tn ~~J2 per WC!'k, Apply
• Pre!rr fa ctory "·ork exp. !Gny Du chl.
TEC'l!~lCOLOR, IN C.
1.100 t~r.1wlry Dr.
Cos!:i. :\lr~a
F.qual opport1111i ty e1nployrt
\\'JLCO TOOL & DlE
?.!~O .Pullman Lanr
Cosl;i l\lrsa. 5"l().5C2
:\!AC!!l;\'t; Oprrato1's, Sn1all
parts assen1blcrs and olhrr
GIRL FRIDAY--merhan1cal Jo tis. IVE
l i:irl offi""· rcsro11~ibil1ty Tft..\ T'.11. Apply 118 E. 1\ith
.~· d1VE'r.;ificat1on. Lite bkkpg, St.. C.;\1,
gf'nl'T"".tl offk·e d11 I !E'S. -M-A~to~.,-------· I
MISS EXEC AGENCY F L:L.L-Tjme, resort hotel,
. -1 10 \V. Coasl Hwy. ~ L11gw1.1 R"arh. -1!!~·11!!6
Ne1\1lflrl Bc-ac:-h &46-3fb9 M T S400 gmt rnee to
GROUNDSMEN/
GARDENER
Brighi future f<"lr ynung n1an.
111 sr•holl <:Ptrl,
lnde~ndent
Personnel Agency $Sl0 to $620 per month l716 Orange Ave., Sulfe C
CITY OF
NEWPORT BEACH
C:\I 64Z.OC'a6, 5-15-0079
MANAGEMENT
TRAINEE.
Rrquire~ siC\'. months "~· $6000 +CAR ALLOW.
pcru'ncf' in nurS<'ry. l'.:ar· COASTAL AREA
dcning, votn)d ... maintt>n-NO EXPERIENCE
am;:c \\'nrk. Applicat1nn11 NECESSARY
ac!·crte<l until ;, p.n1., HIGH SCHOOL
Ynday, October 10. 1 ~1firl. DIPLOMA
Apply Personnel Of/iel', Rivirra En1rloyn1f'nl Ar;y. Inc
::.~oo Ne\vport Blvd., /\o'\\" 4667 to.lac lu'thur Blvd, Ste 201
p,1rt Be;ich, California. N.B 54rMi.l70
!il~l 673-6633. --~--~~-~-1MECHANJC for &1v Sta. e G•neral Offic• • Tun('up & li!c nicchanical
Girl wanted full time. J\lu_..t service!. Gd pay, hrs and
FRY COOK ('njoy dealing with the pu~ working r.onrl',1;. Corona de!
lir. Typing es.wnt1al. i\Jin. ?tfar ShrJI Srrv. 2SOI E.
Young Fry Cook 21 yr:;_ okl , Apply in person Coa~t H\\y, al Goldl!'nrod.
Or Kitch•n Traine• Tu<'-"·frl. 675--0:i.tl.
full tin..,,.nea~ ap[)('arlnc;. TUE PENNYSAVER , .
ovrr 18. Chance for ad•·ancc. 151:) Ne\vporl Blvd .• C.:\T. MECH~NIC, exp d in hrakr . & alignment. Sa.lary in-men! Apply in perwn. HAIRDRJ:o:SSER. Male or centive, free hosp. & life
Bob's Sig Bov 1~·1nale with follow1n1; 011ly. ins. paid vac. See Bob
154 E, 17th Coast i\lc.::_ Jl 1gh commis11lon .... vacalion Basham, 482 Ocean Ave,
Foreign Car M•chan ic s l ~'~'i~th~~r•~Y~· ~'°~"~'~b~I "~"-c_'~"-· I w;La;;"';;,,"';:r;;""'io';;h~. ;;;;;;;;;:nO!au Good co. bcncfi!s, Incl paid furcs, 644-l570 Women-Men-Childre.n of all
V!;C8.tion. group ira, uni. H A JR STYL I ST. Young agf!!I to rlo T .V. <Am·
fonns furnished free. Good talented, rager to learn lo men:ials. Tl'llce 8 h 0 w 1 ,
comm. 11chedul!'. Ask for 11.ssume rxi!1ting clientele in Grand ()prnings, .M&K&:i.:ine
Joe M!JOT'e Ph. 540-l 'iG-4. f'lt. Newport Bch. ulon. layoutlf. f' a ,; hi on and
FULI.,..Time m!ud~. resort t-.1r!l. GUI <lays 548-6375; Gel'lt'ral Photography <>f a ll
botrl, Laguna Beach. -'-''-''~64_'-_"'='=--~~·I kiMs. Tiiere !s .ll'l fee in.
494-1196 HOUSEKEEPER. live in !or voJv,.n aod we ere not 11.
GARDENER'S e lrferly co11pl~ f\.t a t u re gchool. \Ve 11n-in 1ht
ASSISTANT wom::.n rrrfl'rrv-d. f.42-0661 11dvcrtising and marketina:
BUSIEST mi rkc!placc> in hu~1nr~s. Pnrt tinir \\'Ork,
NliWPORTER INN town. The Di\ILY PH.OT Excell~nt pay. Phonr
Clnsslfied M!ct1on. S a v e1 _6'~'-,..,."~"~'-M~h~•~imccc._,,-,-,.
n1oney. time & effort. Look For Dally P ilot Want Ad5
Dial &12·!:671
Contact Mr. LlnM'Y Stocks
6-14-li()')
receptionist I bookkeeper, Jobs-Men, Wom. 7100 o~n. om. "More leads s., potential
than we can handle". Our 45
yr_ (l\d Pacilif' Coost ml'm·
ber flrins oflice is located in
1111• heart of Leisure \\'or:d
where the b11slness is being
d1~11c. Our highly qltalilied
tli<>nts \\•ill not generally do
huslness \\'ilh finns outslde
t1sing firm needs yaung n1en.
Co. listed on 2 stock ex-
changes, nationwide TV. U
y(lll are roarnlng less than
$150 wk. call for Interview.
Mon S.j; Tues 9-9. 544·0594
A.:c-35 ·I-. \\'rite Box P 430
Daily Pilot.
Moo
PACKER-HANDLER
• Great job rvr ambitious
11.S. grad.
SHIPPING-
RECEIYING
e Finr: learning and growth
opportunity for H,S. grad.,
Jn good physical condition,
1villing to work for ad·
\•ancemen. e l\·lust have good driving
record.
TF.Cl lNICOLOR, INC.
1300 Fra\\'l<'Y Dr.
Costa J\lesa
Equal opp0rtun1ty employer
t.todr1!1
Five Part Time
*MODELS*
MOTEL r.tAID
COLONIAL MOTEI.
1967 Ne\','J)Ort Blvd .. Cilf
* MOTEL MAID *
5.1&-254.l
Nursing
RN or LVN
californla lie., 12 to 3,
APPLY l N PERSON
Huntington Beach
Convalescent ll0spitt1l
18792 Dcla\1·are St., 11.B.
Nurses
LVN 7 am to 3 pn1 full lime
& JI pn1 lo 7 an1 part time.
NURSES AIDES 11 pm lo 7
an1 Park Lido Convalesc('nt
Cenlcr·, 466 Flagship Rd,
Nev.•pt. Beach
NURSES AIDES Exp'd. 2d &
~. shills. Tnq. pct'lionncJ
r!c pt. tloag l\1cn1orial Hosp,
N.B.
Islander Yacht! will in!rr· 'N7t]~R~.S~E~,~L~V7N,_-o-c-=R7N~.~<or
v1c-w girls betll'C<'n lhe ag!'S ...._i.Jary. Sunlight Con v a I
of Z2--2R for part time model. 1-fo~p'L &16-776'1.
1ng. Girls must be avail. for ----------
the• Long Beach Boa! Show,
OC'lohE>r 14. Nov. 2. Contact
illr. f'H~savoy. 6,lfi-7134 hr'·
twetn 3 & 5 p.m. !I-Ion. Oct.
6th.
OU1i.:e
newport .
personnei
_agency
SJ3 DOVER DRlVt:
NJ::\\'PORT BEACH
642.~70
Ins Undewriter
• , • OPERATORS •• ,
Expcric-nced in ~lngle needle
and overlocks. Good piece
\VOrk prices, s!eady work.
EDDY !110SS J.JQ.12 Locust
~t.. Westminster: 534-8738.
ORDERLIES • 'Vilt train,
l ~t & 2nd, ,1;hiJts. Jnq,
prrsonnrl dept. Ho a g
!llemorial Ho~p .. N.B.
PAYROLL CLERK
TO $525
COSTA MESA
Pf'('fer rxperieho:'e on 18i\1-
ho11~vcr 1vill train . Profit
PRODUCTION
WORKER
'Von1en For
ll;ind & "J\lachin!'
Produciion \Vork
Pleasant conditions
LJ.'isu1>-e_ \Vorld. Top procluc-
Apply in PrrsOn ers only, 'Ve are particularly
THE HARTLEY CO. interested in men with man.
1987 Placentia Av•. agrrial ability·,~ ambition.
Costa Mei• Call Mr. '\'right
"P"U'°B'L"l c--s"P'"E~A"K"'E .. R"S-1 1714) 83(). l SIS
Ir you can recruit & train, or
H vou have ever had a Sales cou~ in puhllr. ~peaking. WE ARE LOOKING
there 1nay he a. place !or )"QU FOR MEN WHO ARE
1\·ith our Nat'! Co, i11ook LOOKING AHEAD
J\1oo\"l, 436 \V, 6th St., TUS· L€t us tni in YO\l for a cat'1"er
tin. 541-~302 in 1nsuranc". An opportunity
RECEPTIONISf 1n learn th~ bustne~ & e.arn
SECRETARY extra money on a parl ttme
basis, h<'f.,rc lr~vlJlg your We are looking Jor a mature. prr~cnl ,inh. Bl'l'Ome a full warm, ambitious y o u n g time Agent 11·hen f1Ualllied won1an with a nrat ::.p-with ii n11ni1num guaran!eed pea ranee and ex c c u t I ve per month. •
abilities 1\hO is willing to I G
learn a highly sµccializ€'d Farmers-ns. roup
prolcssion. \Ve are a young.
1
_E_d_L_a_n_i ____ l_40_·_1_834_
agi.:rc:;sivc fast n1ov1 n g:l·---------lir1n. opening a n('w office Sales unsideJ
on October 20th 111 Costa
Me.<: a. Please :o;e nd Thi~ is an invitallon 10 join
handv.T1:1en ~rsume to Bos a rapidly expanrling man-
Pb~9 Daily Pilot 11[11r1urcr of marino hard·
RECPT $400 '"ar<' for !he l,.,is\lrl' in·
Lovely oUiccs. bea1·h city. dustry, for a subsidiary
Friendly atmosphere, Xlnt of a 1na.ior Corp, located
Company. in Santa Ana.
JASON BEST I''" ttquire an insitle salPs
rf'presentat11·r \\'ho has
flrmonstratert rompe1cnc('
in custQmrr ... erv1cc arvl
orclrr erl1!1ng Profi1·irnry
Jn \1-rttten anrl or;1.I Mi'-
l't' ... pnndrnce 1 ... a n1u.~1.
J..;n'l\.\'h•tlgc ol hoating ls
hf'!pful, but not a require.
n1ent.
f;mp!oyrnent 1\!l:l'nC)'
1120 51. !11111n. Nnla Ana
e RECEIVING CLERK
Excellent bcnellts Apply In
perw n, Personnel Dept.
J. W. ROBINSON
Sal"
ESCROW
OFFICER
Outstanding opportunity for
exp'd. sales escrow officer
to \\'Ork in our new ?t1i!slon
-Viejo, Savings & Loan office.
Must be capable of handling
~airs ,scrows for conven!lon.
al loans. Xlnt working, cond.
& opportunity for puwth.
Contact
00\VNEY SAVINGS.\
LOAN ASSOCIATION
837-4911
Sales
PART TIME
i\lake rxtra mont-y for Christ"
n1as sho.,.•ing prestige gifts ..
Choose ov.·n hour.1, day or
evr. \Viii Ira.in, Vivian Wood-
11rd Cosn1clics, 38 Town and
Countt-y, KJ&.5441.
SALES EXECUTIVES !11/f·
5 nee<led immed. Advertis-
ing or &ales exp. helpful.
Promoted or out within 60
days. UnH1nited potential.
D!'aw avail. SUNDAY
fl·lAIL. INC. !llr. Larrabee.
!21.lJ 691-8116
SALESMEN
$800-$1000 + comm
Orange County
T•rritorv
N11mncr one gmwth lndu.~try.
Drgree+2 years sales exper.
iCn<·I'.
R1v1era Employment
Agency Inc,
4G61 ?tfacArthur Blvd,
Suite 2m. to $750 EPF"
"J\Jin1mum ot 5 years
ag('ncy eXperi('nce for
comn1ercial, + \vork-
n1ans comp. Growth op·
portun1ty!
sharing p!us good ben~litli. · r 1·-• NB Fashion s "-'"'· .. Riviera En1p!oyment I ~--'-'-~--'--·-
!! this key posit1Qn sound!
1ntercstini:; to you. and t!
yc>u're looking for an ex·
Citing position \\'ith pos.
&lbtlity of ;i(lvanccmenr,
\\Tit" to 11s stalini: your
quali/11.:a!iollS, aceo1n·
plishn1e111~. and salary
hls!ory.
Newport Beach 54D-6370
SALES Sarah Coveniry has
openings for fl or .Pt timr-
Xmas sales. P l easant,
dignified work \\'/no in-
ve,..l., co lle c lioni; or
rlt•l1vi>1·irs. Choose your own
hrs. J\1in. age 21. For intv.
call: 5-10-0614 k 96Z..S69l
F/C Bkkpr to $650 ERF
Thr(>ll~h profit & loss to
1•·nrk \\'ilh _young dyna·
n1ic 1)('u11I<·. l\l11st be flex·
ihlr. Land dev.elr.l!'Jmcn\,
Satcty fo $600 EPF
JI)() -"h, lY!~ &15, diC1il -
J•h nnr, ~nrid on t.f'l"rhnn~· \~1th stable background.
Mrktg Se cty to $550
EPF
Sa!r~ or n1ark<>ting-r>Y·
p<'r irnrc r<'']Uirf'd, S h, 80,
lypr. :-i:J.
En gr Secty to $550 E PF
Eng1nrl'r111<: ti:rminolngy
a niust Sh 80, type 55.
Sele$ Promotion/PR
$SSO +Comm
1/2 EPF, t/~ APF
Exc('llcnt opportunity [or
a sharp fl('l 'Snnahle J11d.v
1<·ho Pnjoys •l'orkino: \\'lth
Bkkpi::, crrdil <'Xp<'rience,
pcopl!', fle.xiblc hour ....
Gen Office to $500
Fee negotiabl•
ha.nking or fin11nchi.I ex·
per hPlrful. Type 50
\\·pm. i:omr'IClse ov.·n cQr·
rcsrondenr<' for an f'.'<cel-
le nt opportunily v.·i\h a
nc\v firm in our area.
Escrow Secty to $500
'h EPF, 'h APF
2 yeoars rxf)f'rie.nce prr--
fen·ed for a top notch
or ganlza t ion "·Ith beau ti· ful off.i ces.
Payroll Clerk to $4SO
ERF
:J\l;inual &. data prCK:C'S~·
Ing knov,-Jedge req1.1iJ·f'd
\\'i lh a minimum o! one
year f':Xpcorlence.
Recpt/Typi1t $633.33
APF
Mu~t bf! attractivt-'~:ith
a maturr-attitude. enjoy
an opportunity lclo ad·
vnncc "'ilh a fa.st grov."-
ing oraaniiatlon.
• EPF, employer
pays t.•
.. APF, applic1nt
p1ys fee
• ERF, company
reimburses f••
DAJLY PILOT \V A.tVT ADS!
Agl'Jl('y, In<'. R!'s!aurant
4&17 !lfacArth11r Blvd,
St1ite 2(11
Ne\\·po11 Br.ach 5-KJ..6.1j(l
PAYROLL TRAINEE
Pr<-rare P'J)'l:'oll for da111 pro-
fr~ ... 1ni;. hg~t typing, grneral
f1ffi!'f" e:qlf'l'!l'!lCo',
MISS EXEC AGENCY
·110 \V, Coast i-!'l"Y.
N""f"l1·1 fl•'a•·h fi-lfi·l9.~9
PARTS
COUNTERMAN
IMPORTS
F'll11 tin1r. GOQ<I l'O. bcl'l<'fits.
Plo:>a~.1nt \.\'Orkin.I? rri nrlit1ori.
Apply in rtr~on. 1966 Har-
hor, Qi~!a M"~il .
••• PBX • • • I
Al'\5\\"Prini;: serv. nrerls '2
opera!ors t pm to 6 pm, 5
day \l'k. 121-'\:ll 5".1~2222
PROGRAMMER
Pr'Oct01m 11('11• app!ica·
uon,1; and reports and re·
t·i~c rxi~ti ng pi'l'.li;:rams on
lB~. Sys!en1 360 compu.
trrs. .R('qllil'("O; 2 lo 3
years cxpericnl'C in pro-
~rammlng. utili:i.:ing disk
oprrating syi;tem, COBAL
and ALC language, Ex·
pcrienre in telecrimmuni·
cations beneficial. BA de-
il"l'1! preferred.
Contaot or -Send R4!sume to
Bert Mills
( 714 J 546-8030
J3J3 !{arbor Blvd.
Costa. Mesa. Cahf. 9'1b26
r.tISSILE SYSTEM!
DIVlSION
ATLANTIC RESEARCH
CORPOR.AT TON
A Divl.!lton of lhe
Susqueohanna Corp.
An equal opportu.nl!y
en1p]r)yer
BUSIEST m11rk!'ll)lnet' In
to1vn. Trie DAILY PILOT
\las!iiffed liCt !ion. Sa ve
moOl"y, time A: cUort. Look
now1:1
Ancient Mariner
no1\' taking applications for
Full & part lime, day &
e1·f' ... shifts. e KITCHEN HELP e DISHWASHER e BUSBOYS
Apply in Jl"'l'S()n
2&07 W, Coa~t H"1'·
Ne\VJlQrt Brach
* DISHWASHERS
*BUSBOYS
18 )'t,>ar" or vldcr,
Parl llm~
f'ull time
APPLY IN PERSON
REUBEN E. LEE
ISi E. Coast Hwy.
Newport B•acli
Scnrl to Daily Ptlol, Box
~! 512. SALES:\lAN~ Serv Sia. Full
time. ~\v1ng shift. Must he
SAL ES: 1•1 or pt l\n1e, and neat in Appearanc<'. See
ll;ive fun \\'l11lc you \vork. .J[m. 2590 Newpor!. C.i\t.
Yriu r;in fl;( your own hours Sales
and e~rn as niuch as you HAVE F'un! !11akr money
want hy showing our lovely loo. Be a "Tri-Chem" in-
je"'"elry. No 1 n ve s I'm t , s!ructor. 962~9990
R69-I9;l.1 ur aft ·l .10 pm.1 ;5~A"L"E"s°'LA""o~v'.~'~'~""~,:-.:1,~,:-;;1,;;;11 ~G-61!!.i time \\'ork in sportswea.r
Sales
EXCELLENT
OPPORTUNITY
r>fajor nation.-1.J Ji["' ini:uranc~
l'V, wllb mutual funli brok·
er/dealer is exr-nfling i!s
Nev.·port oUice. Complett-
personalized u-11.ining, lnvoJv.
lhg hoth estate creation &
conwrv11tion Substantial in-
vesllnent will be_ made by
~hori. The Sport Nook, 4SS
E. 17th St., C~I.
SALES -l:arn 1noney wlth
no investn1ent. Sar ah
Cnventry need~ full &
part-time help. No delivery:
we train, For interview call
54:>-6100
,,----,-------1 C.1. 1n qualified applicant
RC'Staurant hettveen 24 & ~5 with ~'l'.lllegr
Restauranl: Part time help background. Write Daily
'va nted, mA!llff' T! er t5 on · Pilot Box M 519.
SALES, full·•ime. Hosiery &
handbags. Mature woman.
Leed's ShOe Store, So. ~t
Plaz.a.. Contact Mr . Phelp,'!
School Enrolment CoutlS(!!Of!
Ion~ range program. Call
f\.1anager MS--0440 Mon·Fri 9--5 S2.00 h:r/ 545-9863
Nurse.s
LVN 's
T.., train 11 .~ venl-puncturie
nuni;ts 1n our expanding la·
boratory. Shirts 6 am • 2:30
pm g, 2:.10 pm • 11:00 pm.
Apply Person""l Dept.
Hoag ?t1emoria1 H~pital
301 Ne1vport Blvd.
Nt>\.\l)Ort Beach
R. N. -ASSISTANT
OJ RECTOR
11 to 7 ShifL
NUl!SES AID&S-LVN
Experlf'nced only. Large ex-
tiellded care hospital bas
0Pl!"nl.ng1 on all shifts,
ROY ALE' .....,,,.
SAILBOAT auild1r., -:;;;
foreman w/top bkg:rnd in
the industrie!';. Unus. opp.
121 ~1 321--832:1 Coll!'CI,
T'ITT: SUN NEVE=n-s=E:t=s~o-n
Classlfled'11 action powtr,
For an ad to M'il around the
clock. dial 642-5678.
5.t.LIS
Ever think you'd he good.
at selling life insurance?
lHutual f1mds?
Inveslntenl co1mseling?
Or did you ever wish
you could sell all three?
We're on@ of the f!W w ho Is now In all thrtt, And
I'm ready to offt-r thf!'. right man a n executive
1;ale11 opportunity. Selling broad.spectrum rtnan·
c:lal plannln~ to indlv!dua!! and busine&<ies. Rr-pre-
11entlng a f1 rst-ratr $3-hl\l!on company. With a
1rainlng salary up lo $850 a month plus opportu·
nllies for additional Income. And prospect' hlKh
Jn th(' flre-flgure range.
If this sound.~ like. your rup of t~a. c:er!I nit ftt
S42-5623. f'Xt. 321 or 1vi·l1c Box M686, Delly Pllut.
t •d llke to hf'ar from )'OU.
SECRETARY
Marketing backgroU11d0 typ.. :
lng, 60, shtd 80, large com-•
pany 1,1.·ith Excellent bene-
fits.
MISS EXEC AGENCY
410 -w_ Coa!t Hwy.
Nr"·port Beach 646-3939
SECTY TO $500
Local Co. "'ill reimbune 11.
ter 90 days, Also fee joba
Independent
Personnel Agency
1n6 Orange Ave .• SUite C :
CM 642-0006. 54><>1.19 ~-~--c'=~~--1 . .. Secty. {Exec)
$6SO -$725
J\1ahlre \\'/ Xlnt ~kill."l' And
stabll' work background. Will
work for e.'<eculive of Or.
ange Co. nllg firn1. Fee pd
by Co.
F"ee jobs also
J . R. Pierce As.we Agency
1885 Ne"•'PQrt, CM 642-6720
• • SECRETARY
To Tlie Chief EnginHr
Shprthand and dictaphone
experif'nte required. Will
train for vantyping and
preparati<:>n o! U.S. Navy
provisioni ng anrl certifica-
tion data sheets for U.S. rov.
ernment.
CLA·YAL CO.
l 7tli & Placentia
Costa M•1a
548-2201
An equal opportuni!y
employrr
SECTY JR. $420
Beaut surroundings, Laguna.
Good oppty for girl w/lite
skills. Call Kay, 546-5410
JASON BEST
Employment Agency
2170 So. f\.!aln, Santa Ana
-SECRETARY-
MARKETING DEPT,
Fas1 growinr consumer pro-
duct manufacturer needs
girl v.·ith top skill, tor re·
sponsib!e secretarial posi·
t1on. Shorthand 100 wpm,
t)'JlC 7o wpm, ilolust have in·
itiative, New hlrlg., Irvine
Industr1aJ Complex. Excel-
lent company benetits, Call
Jor appl.
POLYOPTICS,
INC.
~22~
SECT'Y, mi n 4 yn; exp. id.
fikill~. interesting varif!d
liuhes 1,1.·ith satlboat mfg.
firm. Call i\lfl'l. Stuart
540-7070.
SECRETARY. full time .
fast growing Construction
Co. Exp. necessary. 53&-2579
-SECURITY GUARDS
Ne\.\·port area. 637.3010
SERVICE SfATION needli
experien ce d man .
Permanent. Good working
conditions. Daya. Union OU,
39317th St., Costa Mrsa.
SERVICE 11latlon attendant
Good v.·orking conditlon1.
Permant-nt. Days. Apply
Arlan Chevron, 3190 Harbor,
Ci\'!.
SERVJCE station aa.le5man.
exper. Opportunity for gOOd
man, olde-r nan I i' n e •
Chevron. Adatm &
Magnolia, HB.
SERVJCE Sta. Mtn:
I-Daytime. 1-part t i m r
f!'ve11. Mu111 havf! i!"xp. & a
haircut. 490 E. 17th St. C.M.
SERVICE Sta:lon. exp'd, tull
time, pennanent, aolary I:
comm. 990 E. Cotut HW)',
Newport Beach.
SERVJCESla, A t tnd n 't .
Exp. nee. See r.tike at
AIRPORT TEXACO. 4678
Cnmpu11 Dr. Newport Beach
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3% DAILY PILOT •
JOiS l EMPLOYMENT
Job~n, Wom. 7100
Jlfort Heir> \\lo,1Ud
o" Privzow PaQ«
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J\ly ;,25 J"'urrsl A11~ .. l..!t.guna
Bi•aeh. '497-1131
Sl::ll'ING 111arh1111• opcra1ur~.
J:::Xp'r1, lop pay, irlral rond.
1 ~ t\1onr"O\'L8., C.t-.1.
SHIPPING AND
RECEIVING
Youn~ man lnr ~11pping :ind
R,.(.,..1vir1i; Dt-111. :\\u~t 011n
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INC.
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MERCHANDISE FOR MERfHANDIS! FDlt
SALE AND TRADE SAL.E AND TRADE
SPANISH MEDITERRANEAN
Show Room -Floor Sampl•s -Factory Cloi..auts
3 ROOMS OF FURNITURE $389.
• 5 pc. authentic Spanish Bdrm. s•t, • 96
in. quilt.ct sofa with 56 in. matching love
seat, or chair • 5 pc. Spanish Dinette, oak
table top • 3 h eavy Mediterranean matching
tables, top durable enough for Flam~co
Dancing. W ill sell pieces individually.
Shop F!r\f! Then See Our Unb elie'tabte Buys!
1001 other items with terrific savings!
l3ank 'l'ern1s Slore Char ge Master Charge
J1ankA1nericard All Accepted
APPROVED FURNITURE
21S9 HARBOR, COSTA MESA
I:.! Yt .. tJ':-. _..:11uc : •\J!u,11 ... J1 11t· 011 111·1,
Daily 9 .9 e Sunday 10.S • 548-9660
CllT}'"lrr -l~!.vnioulh, lWil ==========~=========== f\f'arh Bh·d., llun!. Brh. Furniture
TRAINEE
8000 Garage Sile 8022
CARPET, !\hag. hi-Jo NEW
$1 SQ. yr!. 396 llamllton.
C.M, Soturdo.y only.
RUGS, h11nps, 1·11rta1ns,
d•~h1~S. J1gh1 fl\:!Uil!S,
1l1'u1n i1r1n s, ,\·11~•· .. fl.l,~-.1900
MEltCHANDIS• fDlt
SALE AND TRAD!
MERCtfANDISI POil
SALE AND TRADE
-------TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION FREE TO .YOU S.ilbo.lts 9010 Motor Homa 9'l1J
P i1not & Or91n• 1130 Miscell1n.ous l600
1-----'-'-'-'---'= 2 WVE:ABLE l"'r~ndly ma.I" ** SABOTS * *
e e YAMAHA * AUCTION * brnlh•" """' I yr, oox-SUPCR f'/G RAC I NG ir~er c.'01nb. JIB Gd tor \\'/SAIL
PIANOS & ORGANS U you ...m Atll or buy older i::hlltll"E'n, had rabtes REG. SJ:il. ONLY $249.
S..-e 1~ et1rnplete Une at: give Windy a lry 11 ho t ~. \V i l I d a 11 v e r I NT R 0 01'~1''EH.--SUPPLY COAST MUSIC Auctions 1'"rlday 7;30 p.m. 893--19•11 10/6 L~1'ITJ.
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CONDOR 2J sleepr. 6, fully
eqUJpP"d $9900,
548-18~2
Motorcycl" 9300
NEWPORT la l·IARBOR Windy's Auction B11rn FREE Adorable blat'k pup-'fRANS PAC, 645-0'll.!
CO~A J\tESA * fi-!2-2851 Behind Tony'a Blda:. Mat'l pies, 6 \\'k~. 548-4~. 2'110 SNIPE, Cbrgl hull, dacm BELL 11 EU.1ET
Open JG-£ Fri 10-9 sun 12 .. i Z075Y, NewpoM., CM 646-868$ Orange, C.t\I. 10/7 Mils, JI.Int racing <:ond. See $25
G nd D al Bahia Corinthian Yacht Call J ohn a tter 6 PM
NO\\'-i'C'nt a Baldwm piaoo p ra ~ning SALE I 2 lovable healthy CaJico ki!. O uh, $9j0. iocl trlr & cover. 645--0397
foe l'OW' t".:hild for ~·'.00 emeo lan"3 -fish • 1\C~ss 1"M, 8 weeks needa aood -'Tl ' Tl 0 Ch>.-r1cr Jalllcs !'>1nul. f'.!13! I I -" ~ )(Jn I w Pr k. Pro!rssional 1n.. :S t Pl CAL f'l5.ll homl'". 542·7006 -o'"'" ""· t coll(, ~" Ed. c~ M 1.;;;cc:cc.,:.=,.:=:_____ 3 3 Z-8 31 5 , eves 1213> '-·· ·' I I'" :1lru<'l1on available • li"sults """"" incer \!!:' agnolia) ........ mueege, -"'
guar.i.nreed. Shop "v it r y ;;;~',;'0~1n0'7.V~"1i=•Yc_:•:,.:M~2-4530:::::·::::._ PETS and LIVESTOCK 312-7961· Call 5'19-In7
TRANSPORTATION
9600
ENGUSH FORD
ORANGE COUNTY'S
VOLUME ENGLISH
FORD DEALER
SALES· SERVICE
'69 MODELS
Immediate delivrry
LARGE SELE:CTION
Theodore
ROBINS FORD
2000 l larboc B.lvd.
Costa ~1esa 642-0010 nigtit & Sllnday afternoon. KlllBY Vacuum cleaner with SEA Sc out '• despera!"ly '68 l\IATADOR 250 CC l\l klll
Y.'ARD"S BALD\VJN SfUDIO attach & polisher. Xlnt cond P•ts, General 0800 need a J\1AIN sa11 for 22 Clean. Helmet & blke strap. ·~~=='="=====ol
181!1 Nt'l.'.'PCll"!, C.t-.1, 6~2-8484 & guaranu·ed . Pay oU baJ of . f'OOT ALB AT R 0 s s . SY.Jj, 5'18-4036 GERBIL r.1ous!" \\'antM or 642-5769
UPRIGHT ptano, p1;1inted $39.67 or take over pymnts. inlo. on how to obtain one ;:.:::.::::::________ '67 Hond11 Supcrhawk, 30'.Jc<",
wl11!r, S7J. Suitable lor ~C7~7.d=;=1 ="='~P71 c53c5-:..c7o:l8c9___ 834-5730 ·USED Balboa 20 lill'.f'd keel '.'l:!nl cond. Sac S3!1J. '68 -----------
FERRARI
larn1Ly room. 673-66:.?4 WANTED Ladies & Girls sailboat. Couldn't cell fn>n1 Suluki 80cc $160. fi?J..1061 FERRARI
,..uaHty used rlothing °" C1t1 182 new, Tmrnaculi>Lc! $:JOJO. ON I N-lmporta Ltd. Qr..
Television 1205
Lease Color TV or Black
& \\1hlle. Opllon to buy.
}'rec i;ervicr. No depos11
A-Active 1·v Ilental Co.
(]) 52'.l-1 153
21" f..f"'111 !h Por table .S.10
21" RCA Color TV $135
213 : 92:\-471(}
\VILL p;iy $2j for real
portable TV.
&12-3.'.'.:l6
good
Z~Nrr11 n portable, 14".
1nelud1ng stand. Xlnt rond.
J\lr. Thom11s (7141 521-{;588
Hi.Fi & Sf•reo 8210
IF' you or anynnt' you know
~re !ook111~ for a gOOd huy
on a Sti::rro, J have several
.., 0 Cati JI.ton, "'1ru Fii, ~·12-8782 '68 H DA 'frail !XJ x nt ""~""', consignment. 1''urs, hflts, ~P-E-R-------~:::::1:':":"..:~"o..~"~.'..~~~~ I con<!. S250, '68 Honda 50 $SJ. ange County's only author·
bags, casuals, shoe.<;, f'lc. SIAN Can1eo kitten $25. LIDO 14, fully equipped incl Lo tniles. 96't-4018 ized deale.r.
Cail 54-1-9311, Tues thru Sat, 5 months old Cameo Pen;ian r11c1ng ~ear & hwy crailer.1-"'--'C-'.C..:C.:....:..:..___ SALES-SE:RVlCE·PARTS
9: 30 to 5:30. niaJe, all shots. I 0 v e 6 Like ~w. M4-137tl 260 Yan1aha 1965 $200. 3100 \V. Coas t Hwy.
children $35. 540--9200 ExCE'~lent condition a ll 6 Pto.·I Nel.'.'port Beach
r.10DERN \\alnul Ible z, 6 --=~~==-=-==---KJTI:; -excellent condition 642--~S!I 642-9405 5<.10-1764
chairs S70, 2 Lane wal. end SIAi\lli:SE KITTEN $6..'iO. Shore 1TIOOfill£ $1~ per Authorized Fe1Taii Dealer
tbl.-s $•10, 1 :ie·,••ing mach, Chcx:. Pl. i\1ale, 12 \Vb nionth. 675-2916 HONDA 50, ~ engine as is
te nsion adj needed $20, ""'""'"~=*=>0IS-~M~l~8=*==~-PENGUIN :oailOO...t 1 I 1,11 • $50. FIAT 5r.J-2j 19· SIAMESE KITTENS w/saU r.: trailer . Top con-615-102~ 7,c.;"-'------.. -,_-·~PORSCHE 1600 U, Xlnt ----------1 8xl:l Trlr tt\\'nlng incl .. ,. Purebred Sl:>. &12-5953 dition $125. 837-8598 1 '68 fo'1a1 124, ~fll l:pe, r&h,
fl('red covrr S75. 27" 1V =========='=:l·-w.o'isRii'"lc'41T'<$IlilOOOM-I cond. New t1rrs. t: utch.
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8825
H IE A SI800 finn. 5-1~3:.115 air, n1ai; 11·hcrls.
lo\v con.sole, 4 $pkrs "'' Dogs * '194-0137 * •19-t--8.l2.ll rve~
5:J&-1131 ==========I '68 KAl\'A&Ak:I 35o $5:!0 11r ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::=-I
Carpet layi>r has Hi Lo DUE lo ftf'W landlord must Power Cruisers 9020 Best Oller. Stl \V. Center alt
nylons $1.99 yd. Shags ftncJ a good ho1ne for a very 6. 2950 Harbor, Ci\1 9-6.
fron1 $3.5() up + my la bor, friendly 2 yr, old smal.I mLx CRUJZON 16' Cabin cruiser
9()(' per yard. 968-6910 Shepherd_ Ulve~ a.II children \\'Ood/fbgls. molor & trlr.
and a<lulU. 836-56n ~-54:>--4588 C.Oun. R('po111ng J\1ach+casP
like new, Cas.S('t(f' TAPF. AKC Rcgi'!l~red Ger man
rerorder, ,,\Yee!(' jatket, all Shephcrd-P'i)s for sale. 1 Speed-Ski Bo1ts 9030
male & 1 len1ale $65.00 and Xlnt, phoni> 675-6.'JJ8 $40.00 gg9-59-1,1 16" TAHITI, J\otcrc 125
OLYMP IC TV Con.o;ole stereo-.,--~~~~~~=--I Xlnt Cond, Custo1n ln-
Auto Services
& P1rts 9400
Holley Spark Plugs
l lii;h pc1i orn1 ancr hlr all
types of cars.
HILLMAN
'60 1111.LllAN, 4 SJ><! + htt
'5n l!illn1an for spa.re pai1s.
St7a. 9ti2-ll!i79
JAGUAR
Typ1sl
ACTIU'ate typ1,;;f \\<tlJ\f'd. II ill
1nun ti) oprrt1 t.-. r•urwtwd
lape 1y pc•1T1tf'!". l' r 1 111"
/\cwport B<·arh. Ca l l
Barbar<1. &1;:..(11~11
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! "ll<J1("1• "' .'>p .• nl'lo
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1969 Com 1ioncnL & [)('luxe
Appliances 8100 1 •:onsole nlOdcls tha1 I am li-
quidating lo raise need"!d
LAftCE: scll'Ct1on uf recond~ <:ash. No reasonable offer
uoned appl1;i1u."Cs, reJMlll, a p. \\'111 be refu sed. Terms can
Jlhanc.<(!s fl"Oni niodei homes be arrangl'd. 5.15-7289.
AJ\1 /Ft'.l. l.o1vrcy Organ w/ * flt IN I AT U RE te1ior 5'IB-81.!15
bench. Both Xlnt, :sac~ SCHNA UZEH.S. c hainpionl------------
962,15595 ~~~79 AKC reg., eves. Boat Mainten1nct1 9033
$589
National Speed C1nt•r
211 0 S. Harbor, Costa tllesa
646-6700 0f)t"n '!ii 9. 6 on Sat.
'68 JAGUAR X!<E c::on-
vert1b!e. Ch1'0n1e w 1 re
\\"heels.
All For $249
\\I0'.\1E~~\\'urk in 0"11 hon1r ,
vour hr:o1. S~ --Sl:il. 11 k. f•ltft
i1rnr. 11thr111s1nJ.: N1lrs, l Jll
rlu111g 11, so •'an ,\ou. Call
Jran1n<', ~ rn 11 A.\!, i\lun.
TUP~. \\'rd. t);lfr\1~~3
Xo do1•1n Pnu~. only S9 ino.
WELK'S WAREHOUSE
-all i.;uar;intced. '°===';..,~--c,.. __
\\'c &·rvu·.-. _ \VI' Fuiance i\lARANT'l 2j r eceive r,
DUNLAP Bozak 302 B s peak e r
CA.R.PET installer has one
roU, avocado nylon carpet,
double ju1e Mcked. \\1ill sell
all or part, $3/yard_ 5'1{)..Tl45
COLDSPOT ;iulo '>l.'lndow a ir
cond , 11.COO BTU, used 6
JTIOS. $12:). !"i-16--0459 eve!!
QHali ty king bl'd-quiltcd
1.00 11'. ~Th ~L. ~ui !a Ana
l)f1••n U;i1ly ~l. !l
S.ot . ~j-6 ~tin . 11-~;
syst e m :'!, duaJ 1019
APPLIANCE tt11·ntabl(·. $700 or l>i.·st oUer,
JSJ:i NC\l'po1·t Bl11d,, C.i11. 642-9!!38 ll('fon• 1 P:0.1
• 548-7780 •
-WAITREs=s-
EXPERIENCED
ESPANO'L IN QUALITY ll'i\.':ill EH ! dryer, avoc<1do,
Model Home Furniture s12: •. Refr1g-frost I.rec $1D.
l'l"l'('ler ~-~lll--10!!:> .'11v111i::s lo 8~';, \/Pry r;i<.;y I c====-~---~
J111a11t·1n;::. :1 <"l"lrnpl1'1c rooms Kl':N\lOBE auto l\'ashPr,
Apply in Person 01 .J<'l1!r'i1lol's s1ylrd Spanish la!e 1nodl'I. xh11 L'Ond. $75.
SURF & SIRLOIN furr111urr. t:on.'lst1n1: nl 111 ... [>16-81i72. x.11-1n i:1
5930 Pac. Cst. Hwy. l;in11)11s (·lJ>ttun1 quality l\1a-1 -,-P-E_E_D_C_J_oo_o_,-,-,-.-"-,-,,,-,-,,
Newport Beach drirl hv111i;: nllln1 i,:i'flup. The J;ite modrl, xln! cond. $50.
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inachinc npi'l"!". to le11rn 1.1,,..Hn ,qJ1lr 1111d Ille aulhPt1l ll' ffi lGfDAIRI:: Gas dryer. ~h<'IC r i·fl<tll" !ra(lr. Sir·ady La Par. wro11Rl•l il'Jn dJll!'I\.-. $~. :->'18-4~:.iJ
.1nh. ANTHONY 'S :-;J IU!·; ~,.1~. l.nuilrtJ sloi·k • S~S,~. :1:t0'1 A S111!r Av, Cl\T
S~:RV. ;~·101 E. Cs!. Hiiy., H;u111li.,n ,:O:llownY1r11, :l!J lS
Cd:\!. 67:~11-\l'c-~(1nni~!rr /\vP, \Vc~!n11us-
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Antiques 8110
I
8220
TAPE: RE:CORDER $10
stCl'f'O head pholl('s, $10
:2 10" Spe;1kers. S7.50 ea.
Call John artrr 6 Pi\l
645-0397
Camer1s & Equip. 8300
Con1ple1c-unuscd $105, \Vor!h
$2.50. Af! 5 & wknd~ 842-6536
UP RIGHT JlCA t~reezer $7j,
Bedroom set, $50. cau !or
appt_ 536-19-14
BRANO new Sear.; paint
:;pra}·er, 5' gal £'ap_ Used 3
times, iv/extras, S50. 847-3%1
1.50rn1n PENTA.'{ Takomi1r Misc. W1nted 1610
lens, ~S."i. 5(lmm TES!SAft -----------Jen.~. PE:NTAX mount, $20.
90n1m WOLLENSAK cnlarg.
1ng RAPTAR lens. S20. 16 x
211 YA!'t1ATAR Bill()('ufe.rs,
$'.!~. Call John after 6 P i\f,
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$WE BUY$
$ FU RNITURE $
APPLIANCES
2121 E. Coast Hwy. C d J\t. fl1 ft~ITl,;l"l.f'.. .~-<'ab1m·ts !Lke AR.\101RE:::i ft /\RT
Uusboy. Pref . .-.,p'rl. Apply: ~ou twvc nei<>r 1'f'cn ;d URll-:XTAI. * Silvf'r/~lass
WOi\IEN _ N-!•I si·ai't:<I to :!"1 Ain.-.ni'll .s l;,r·;.:r~t .~· rnost ~ACI\ DOOH lt\tP06,r11_.;~k'~7,. Sporting Good"s
thru· ti.11nrts 1t ii1.\. for sh1n+11c unu,ual un/1n1"h••1t r11rn1tu1'\'." l"''=!lli='='='='=d=~="c· cc=··="o·=='="o0
and chf'tk1n1: oul ... ho<'~. \\"111 storr. Cor Rf'dhill & :->anta
8500
Colo• TV1-Pia~ot-Sl1r101
1 Pi1t<e et' Howe Fclll
CASH IN JO MINUTH
• 541-4531 •
1Parh. Steady JVl.J. A,'J. J\n,1 ~\1 .\', 'J'u,1111. J nii SO. Sewing M 1chin•1 8120
THONY'.S SH()~; SEP,V, ui Nr.11·1xu•t J.-wy. Oren 3621---~-------l!J69 SJN t.:E.:!t 11/lx'aul 11·;,! :1401 !·:. Cs!, !lwy,, CDJ\I, day~ prr yr. ~"14-5470. t•onwll! & ·1.ig-1.a~. J\la kf's l~'="~-"=''0'"·===::;=="";,o;l flntNITL'ltJ.: 1·r1urnrd lro1n llu11on hnlf'.~. ovrrca.~!s. !')
7600 rl1spla.v sl11d10~. n1od•·I hn111-Yrar ~uar. Full pfll'e $38.24
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Academy of
Computer Technology
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1844 Newport Blvd ., CM
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r rtur;ittilrt 11 ill g1\'1' linnir --· -
h Qual11y k111~ ht'<l-f!ullto'd t1i1ronn1': 1n rrad1ng & mat · _ · Pt f;.\2-61120 Co1npl£'!f'-UllUl<C'1t s1n,1. \\flJ11i ~ . . t 2:1{l. Aft !i & 11kt11ls .~-12-' .. "tl6
VOCAi~ T<>rh. k i-01i:g 1n-_ . _
1.-.rpt-elation. Britinners thru l'lNK t n i;id.i1T'f' rh:c·l_nr
Advanl't'd. <1!l-t-!1.l40 alt 6 :0010,,·e. aurn rkH"k. '.\ln1, <.:.in
"•l':Rl.t-tANDISE FOR.
SALE AND TRADE
1ll'l1l'"r s1:1. 1;111-2.-11:1
('(,u1 h S.~\ TYlll'll !'lt!l'r $10,
H"11h•r S.I , Santlt.1/i Sti Cnb
Furniture 8000 & llla111'('"1' SIU IM·l'll\i7 ·-"-==---
OVER -STOCKED Office Equipment 8011
MUST SELL!
Musical Inst. 8125 ---'-' GIBSON ES 335 TO
1 111t:kups, Joni:: nrt·k.
.Snlul t~.-ty, IY\fllChlr s'i.
GtJ..1216 f':Vl'!l\Jl~~
'.\IARTIN AL TO Sax "'l!h
St1n1so11i!e t:il1>1', ::oorl t'on-
1iil1i111, $:.':JO. :!l~IJO.-Oi~Z
1>vrn1ni::«.
i31~0SA·,-,-b-;1.-s~-.-,-.-,-T-n->m_r><'_'
1•11h tu'w <.'t1sl'. $120. Ken!
<'h•t· i::u•tnr, n!•11· ro111I. Goud
fnr hl•i::1nrwr S~r1. !"iilR-4309
l!A,\l1\10ND BC f1rc;an. 2
L"i-lie s11krs. \\'nr1h ovrr
$ \111);1. 1\IHhl Sell $1600.
li·l"r1 ~•11 A .1\t.
Uund.v ~;ixopl1n11(' S· <'<IS•\
rx1.~Jlrn1 rn11!ht1nn ,
Pianos & Organs 8130 ----
SURF'BOARDS 9':1" l lobie
\Voody, 12' Qu igg Tandem,
both for $~18. 673--06.12
Misce!laneaus 8600 ---"'-
WE PAY CASH
WE PAY CASH!
·1;4 Plyn1011 th Sport Fury, • NOT Checks
4-~pd tra11:o1, $6.10. Callers &
3at!lrr rlbl gall oven s~. 30 For GOOD, USED
gal eler\ 11·1111•r hrater. S30. Fumiture. Stcre-0, TV or
t "ah c.·on1mrr1·111I n1g !iham-ffousehold Item~ or 11ny kind.
pooer &. 1\•.-.1 vacuum, both e 547-Snl e
S.111. Sre r v('s & Sun: Call I"==~~~---~= 1>4&-00j.1 NEED brick.<; one to 1000,
\\'f; have J>P vera l c.'Om-
pl1n1rn!ary U1nncr C I u b
J'.1c1nbrr~l11p~. :.!{XI (h10 for
IJ/11~! FREE d1nnf'J'S. 11d-
vrrl1~£'d ;ii $.J, uur price
s1.:.o. 673-1862
rea~nably priced. 644-4687
FREE TO YOU .
DUE to nt'w landlord must
find a good hoine for a very
friendly 2 yr_ old ~na.11 mix
US!'.:O rcfriJ;::crutor. Small, Shepht'NI. Ulv\"s all cluldren n1 11~ good s2:1. Set 01 bunk :'c"c'1-='c"o"1c1o'·c.::'c"'o56c· c72:_ __
b1-rl~. romplf'tr .$30. 2 baby 3 BEAUTIFUL sen11-long
1·nb:.. good condition $7,i"J() &. haiN'd k1ltMis, 6 "''ks old.
SZi. Can hf' :<!'en at 23Zl Sa1._ \\'ca.ncd & houscb1·kn. ·2 org
111 Ana A1·p. C.\I. & 11·ht, J blk & 11·h11. i\fus1
!ind home 1m1ned. BLUE & go ld bnx·arle couch S:ti-2;gj I0/7
& 111a10 hllll! ('h;iir, 2 end
1ahl<'s &_ r·o!fee tabl.-.. dar k 110..-l II' I NP~·pm111 r finish.
All !nr Sfl) t;1ti-3629 ---.~~--GIBSON ES 335 TD
2 piekups_ l1ini:: nerl..
S.,htJ h•1f'I~. n1atthh'"S.
fi!:o-t1-lt> E1·en>r1J:-~
Pl~BALL illarh1nr S:,O. 3:~
Fn1·rl VII 1nrh1-..n1:1! mti•r-•r
\:.O, AKC bf'.'agli•s $2;},
ON!:: L1l!I<> r.·l;o.o;a Vrrde tlgrr
ki11f'rl l<•f. 1\ it" o·utt•!<I
~t:.~r 6'~ wko; oltl N>'erl~
lri\P and a ho111e.
;..i0--44;~ 10!3
"P\JDD!Nt;· fluffy
tr1ng-h;urPd 111111,. r ~ 1 ,
fllan·rlou~ gophrr a n ti
ln<"lu:o;r ca!ch('r, I·: v,. ~ ·
61:,....17:i,11 !016
AKC Reg. Bassel!. J yr old F REE Boat repair est.
all shots & papers. $30: Trailer your boat lo !he
645-0715 ne1vesl, fastest boat ser vice
Tru<ks 9500 KARMANN GHIA --...:.---~---
Al!Nl SCHNAUZER P UPS
AKC
in lhe area. Let us nu1ke
your boat like new lno job
too sinal]). \Ve also sell
f iberglass supplies. Open 7
PATlT time hon1e nrp,;lcr! for dys/1vk.
S1, Hema.rd in Cdt-.1 a rea. WtND AN' SEA
675-7·188 l 737 Superior
POODLES-show q u a I . Costa r.1csa. 6-12--7607
r;tarxl. pup~. 14 \\'eckfi. Perm I===========
shots. houSl'broken. 642--3449 Marine Equip . 9035
SIX adorable puppies, "I 2 Chrysler V--8 210 hp !\larinc
mo's. PoodJPfT<'rrirr to.lorn, eng's, c:omp. wi1h manifold,
asl'd colors. $5 ca. !!62--3072 aHcr na1or & vrlvel drive.
5 Cute. puppie~ 10 good hon1e. Gel. n inning cond. Bo1h for
P c k e -a -p o o b r e" cl $1 200 or "'ill sell separately.
673--464] 10/4 536-8891
SCHNAUZERS. f\1in. AKC I =======.===~
pups. Show nr pets, Stud Boat Slip Mooring 9036
service, 833--036.:::_I ___ ~ NEED: 41' bont s lip f\'B
BEAGLES, lt>n1a!es. Ak:C area. \\!rile Dally P ilot, Box
l'eg, 11 "'·k~. ·rri-(.'Olor, to.I 510 * 5J6.ti019 * KL~O nioor1ni:; or clock for
1968 CHEVROLET
l/2 TON PICKUP
f'l('ets1rle, VS, automatic
transn1i!!Sion. raclory a i r,
custu1n c11b, \\"rst Coast mlr·
rotll, chro1ne 11•ht-el">, heavy
duty rubber, 1·1.0CIO original
Ol.'.'ner mile<; Lu· l3~B ll499. .
o~,~fl~
~ -'"' ~d9-::031 Jo:xt. 66 or 67
19iO HARBOR BLVD,
COSTA ~1 E."A * VANS*
DACJISllUN DS, .show quality <17' boal tor Oel. !!2:8-j1{l6 * JO to Choo~ h'On1
fled, black & 1an. Chan1p1on l-::========== I * P1iC"f's strtrl a! Si'ISS -==5='""'=·=·='="=al='='=·="=<--0=::;:";:'=1Boat·Yacht * Snm" v.·\Th V-8 & auto -Chart•rs 9039 e 3 Oub \\'agons •
Horsu 88301---------KUSTOM MOTORS --~--·---'-CC l 'ii YR. old 8dy F illy .$200 or SA IL (_:Al'. 24 S7.1 per, clay. 845 Bakrr SL, 01 54°'5915
best oll<'r. C11I 36, $!i0 ~ICI' day, Sleeps Auili .I.II. dlr. -OP<'n '111 9
008-j()Sl 6. 714--,1116--2!l;i7. '63 COP. V AJ_R r a m p s 1 d c
"'I L s u · PIU. S32:1. S 1• A L he an!!, c h 1 Id Mobile Homes 9200 96,S.jR_'JI
broke, daplc P'l'Y .$75.
Mobile Hom• Sales
:i.1;,..:m BAY HARBOR 952S
Livestock 1840 Casa Loma Roll • A1vay • TanC}erine Manx -----------1 Sheratnn ?ll:inor -lfomctle •
IT'S FUN TO BOARD Kit • Pl"l'sligc • Sahara BRAND NEW
'Your horse a.t TALLY 110 ALL SIZES Loodrd 11•1 tl1 R<locllcs
FARMS. 8Q)( st.alls $.)5 pr r NOW ON DISPLAY o\IU~! St'c
2.'59 KARMANN G h l a 1 .
Good transportation car.t: or
buggy material. $175 & S250.
P hone 645-2ti21.
!'llercedes ]9(1. Clean,
new tires. 3750 t i r m .
642-4•132 eves.
';,& i\l l::RCLO~;s Benz .190 SL
R011rlstrr, ~lnl c on d .
Sl lRj/offer. 67:>-2:.~n
MG
illr.
Sal('.'1, Servl(-e, Parts
Jni1n1'dialr: Delivery,
All J\lodcls
J2rtuµorr
3h11µorts
3100 \V. Coast H"')'' N.B.
6'42-9.\05 5·10-1764
Authorized l\IC Dealer
'Ga il!GB. \\11rf' 11·111.~. two
tops. In gnocl condition.
Sl·IOO. l'l·17-5%l
rno. ~lctal sh1ui~d ro1Tals 1425 Baker St., Cos!a ~tesa $189S
si:J f>l'.'1' n1n. ;\u1n1n11t1(' \I'll· 'l block East of Harbor Blvd. JAMES L TO MGB
1rr, /t:o('d & ('h•anl'd (la1ly_ Costa illrsa 1711) 5-W-9-l70 Jj1j.\ i'\(!11 pol"t Blvd. 61~·0f40' 1-----------· I
11.a acrei; lii.:hlrd a rena, GREENLEAF PARK o u:-.•L BUl-;GY. fihcrgla~s l\IGB '67 ellnv!. red, 11•1rt.
1ra!rurig ,ring , River tratl ac. ,-n C'l•~P c.l"~n ......,.,1 Cos!a body, '67 eng. trans, !ront "'11.-.rb . rrpa1nt.-.(l. $1995.
l'f'!IS Ex!'W'rt F.ngl1 h & '""'· ~ .. • ~...... ~..!J<..-9111 Qr ~J-l:i51 \ · · · '. s 1\Jesa. Ne\V 9:1 ~pace .:i.dull end. :s:,oo in ex.Ira.~. $15.50.1===========1 Vesi t ro 1n.~truct1on. Tally k '.\J--' I &. ~ I rr 64G-41116
!lo F"am1s 17262 Newhopc f)ar · .. vu(' s . sa f'l\ ° K"' -=========== PORSCHE f ountain ·ya.llr . 545.9587 ' localt'd at Park, Open 9 Ai\f
}. to 6 P'.\I. Imported Autos 96001 1----------1
TRANSPORTATION Acrl~NT i'IOBILf. '59 PORSCllfo: co u p e ,
Boats & Y •chts
HO,\IE S,\LF.S ALFA ROMEO Afl1 /ffl1,, chl'Onlt wheel~.
9000 ]'j,j() \\:h1tlirr Avr. hlti('d <'~h11u.~t. rir\N'd 1Q
SCRAM-LETS
ANSWERS
('nc:la i\1"~" 714 · !142-1350 '6t ALFA Rorn<>Q, rrd\!f'Prj Sl'IL F:vr~ ·lf!: ..... ici711
LEAVING To1vn1
Oul: S.•auliful 20'
~llini;; froiTI $1000 !O Sj,'i(). J'irelhs,
Trailrr ~R~.<~l~l ,~R~,,~<~L='~' 1~2-~6'=il)6====
11·11h c:ihun:i. Srt up in Adull
P;irk. P.P;ir!y fn niovr 1n
Sl.iOO .'.::l~ \\'. \\"1t<;()n St. ~P
l"n. ~. \:'II. :i-1.11--&1·17. fllany
othrr J!rn1<; to hoe' Mild
* '6S CONVERT * Xlnt t·ond. All. xtras. 1H:1 pn(.
lop. J\lu~t ~rll. 646-1'.!.14
feudal -Synnd -<1nth -
JIN:klr -I IOUS~; C1\LL
r.ralf1t1· A dOf"tor 11 11~ put
nnrl•·1' ri~yrh1a1nr oh~·1;•a. ,~c· ;'c"c''c"-"-------
tinri, Hr 11·:t~ r·aug-h1 hy hi~ Bt;Y my hn1111• ~·11!1."i lritil!
AUSTIN HEALEY
A USTIN AMERICA
Salrs. ~rvicr, P11rts
/111n1,,(llate O<>l1v<'r:Y
r\ll i\lorl.-.1~
•t;_'.:1 Por~ch<> li~l rr
l .. ,,th 1n!, all ;i1!·r~.~ !:3,00"'
tlll <;:?!.(! ;o1n.1'12·1 1 f'\'~
'6.~ PORSC!li::'.11G°1r. ~pnr1-
o-n1111 1r I 000 rn1 I b·l'.!-6b;7,
/l'l:1 et11 n r.
lo,.11t .\lrrl11·al ,\1'S()('1ation fllu.~1 ~r11 ·1•1fl('f'. :."! nR lO\:i."i, ---,-c,,-=,,--,~-111oik1n~ ;1 HOU~E CALL w11h adflrd on roorn. Comp. J'nr.:-:Cll!·. IX.Ii 1 SP
. ' > 1 • <1 • p k S::lfJO. N.-.1,tl .~~'Of! 'fi7 GLA""'''"AR C , 1., ., 0 ., '', ·lll1 n " • ;i, 11r . ~'" " " -~ I 6 k tr;ino:; 11 11rk. r,;,k>-lii~ Inboard-0u!board. 120 root \\ekr1J<1s or a tcr 11· days
. -1 Cl"(', wn.10 1.1 "61! l'nt'1'•·!1>' Ta•1·.••· lo ''''' Cruiser \\'l !h pr.11rr jct & _._._. --------' ··
po11·er trin1. fulJ cover. THE SUN NF.VER SETS nn 31()1 \V. Coasl Hwy., N.B. 'Int l"(ind 11 / ,\Jr·,\fi•rr rinb
Ready 10 rn,ioy. Al 1 DAILY PILOT \\'/\NT ADS'. 642-9.I05 540-li64 "=.~:=''="='='='=·1=.;='"=··=·='="=·=n='='==I
majn1eaance records. I Au1hnri1rrl ~fr. Deall'r -
0Y1ncr. Kl 6--4-144 MOTOR HOMES 92Js l========= RENAULT
26' CABIN Cruiser, Navy ·~~~~~~~:;;::~~ hull. 1nhrd rng. jus t I
Ol'Cl'haulcd. Bait I a n k ,
s!ovc, oven, head. sink. ife
rhest. slet>p~ 2. l\.ll1sl sell ,
bcl'T oner. 847~1320.
IMI DtWUf Tiii All mr
DODGE "EXPlDRER"
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A~l .,,, .. " r.ol, n rool.
~ '00l. I YIARI Pl•AOIC,
111• ft• AtPRO'tl• Cll£0 1l.
l!ltilJ Hr.naull ~>O<l rn11d1!lon CORTINA ·---'67 FORD CORTINA (;ood 1 11""~. irl•• ·II 1notor
Sport Cpr. 4 sperfl, Radio, l'Uns. SIOO. OI' lw~1 oiler.
. Call &12-6468 al1rr a o• hra1rr _ t\1ui;! .<;(Or In ~pp1"f'o"1· "
ale. Lie UTY;ii!S. A sPJtial -="='=°'='="="='=======I Al .
$1299
!'19-30.'1 Ext. 66 or 67
1970 HA RBOR BLVD.
CO~IA ME:SA
ROVER
'6:0 ROVER :2fl0n. Extreme!~
df'an. 20.000 1n1. Prrfc~'I lo;.
ynunt:: ran1il~·-~lake oflcr
Pn. Ply, :Y16-.1:i28.
st1irlerit n1ust ,sell, Cal
611.:!Stit)
TRIUMPH
DATSUN '65 SPITFIRE '64 PICKUP Eg~ \\"hllr, J1altan red lnl.
1~ Ton, good runnin1: condi-
lion, red ex!, orig int.,, d!r.
\\'ill ta.ke. Ira~ or small
rlol.'.·n. fine p1-v1 p11y. F ull
ptiee S:'ifl!I. LBVF:Z.'1'21, ralJ
.l~me~ 49-1-9773 or 5·1~1-ll6:M .
ORANGE COUNTY'S
ND. 1
DATSUN DEALER
DOT DATSUN
l~SJ.i Br;lrh Bl\'rl .
llunllnglnn Rl'llC'h
1112-71,111 nr !i l().f\H2
"I ~P<f. rU1·. locally ov.'Flf'd
E .xf'l'lll'n1 rnnd, Bluf' book'
$1275. Full Price Sl!l")O., wiU
flnr pnit [lrly_ NR~LB.,
Call PIHi. ~~1.9n3 or $45-()33~
'fili TRIU~!Plt TR 4 I * l?ood condilion *
n.-.iison;ihlr 5-18-4221
'f,9 TllJ \.,'.;>.IrH S11l1f1rc. xlnt
cnnrl.. ;;oro mtlr~. Pnv
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Dl ;\I~ r111-:;:;;:tfil~·~J1;7ll. Char1=e
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TRANSPOlt~TION TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION
11'ollday. Cktobtt 6, l 964
TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION TRANSPOR TATION
Imported Autos 9600 Autoa W1ntM 9700 Ut.d Ca,.. 9900 Uted Ca" 9900 UMd C•tt 9900 UMCI Cer1 9900 UMd Cars 9900 UMd Cars 9900
TOYOTA
\\'EPAY •.•
TOYOTA CASH
CHEVROLET
'61 rnEV Bel A 11 Sedan
H.tH, 11·/v."I. air, rlean.
A1!0 NSU ta.shl•ck m upe
DODGE FORD MERCURY OLDSMOBILE PONTIAC
SPECTACULAR
Y EAR ENO SALE
ALL MODELS
YU LIR BEST DE,\L.S
1\RE STILL AT
Call M:7-l9:H ror used can A trucks Just 1~~==-=~=~= call u3 for trtt ~te, '64 IMPALA SS, PIS. P/B.
'67 OODGE DART
\\'hilt> with ~·ieyt top, llll' co~
dl!!oning, auto. tn.ns., pow.
er Slee.ring, radk> and healer.
~lust !id.I, $1795. 35.000 oriz".
1n.a1 miles. Call 631-41D6 -
Original ov.·ner, •
'67 FORD CaJu:ie 510. -klr,
;l9() t'ng, P/S, P/B, auto
IJ'!llis. !11.c'I all', plll!> ~.\(l"U..
~\;Int corxl . 6'i3-M82 -----
'68 :O.lERCURY \1 o o I ego '6.5 CUTLASS. F~>. r'f'd, 1960 PONnAC Boune11llle
•11,gon, t6.::::.00 n11 , 2~.00J ni1 lull po11'l'r, ex~\ Mr\d, $1300 Good lirft, ~ Dr b<>~t 1<f.
\\'arranty. t-ull 1avr. !'ileroo. &44-{>ln ter. 4W Sa.nhlll'): \\'a).
xlnr C'Ond. s::~oo. &H--Oaif, I "·60~0~l.DS=~h-t~Gd~-00-cRc&=H Unher.;.lt)' Pll.l'k: Sll-~:.51 a~·ail De:!. 13th. · · · ro · · l ~~""''E""'""'=.,,--=.,.,--,-
GROTH CHEVROlfT ""''· xlnt roM. sm. Will
!rade/finance. 962--MHS
'fi6 FORD XL. Orig. 01\'ner.
28,COO f.li. LoadM : Still
un<lcr 11aniwty $1625.
847-:n~r;
Cl.EAN '67 Colony
v.<1gl!n. lk•sl 0!11-•r
~18-Jl81 01' 646-69'!1
Pork
takes.
<I new tires. P..·L pty. $395. ·.,, L _ )IA~S Co.In\". 1\ tir . !Ii
~6--1087 ml. !\IC\'. Bt•s! ollr r, Eves,
~hi. DEAN LEWIS
1966 Jlarbor, C.1\1. 6'16-9303
'61 Toyota Corona
Hardtop, auto, aJT tlc whi1t'.
\Jaybe we're crazy but $139:1
buys ir thL~ wttk at:
KUSTOM
MOTORS
A£k lor Sales Manqer
182lJ. Bearh Blvd.
Hun~Bu.cb
Kl "'1331
D{PQRTs WAhTID
Oranre f'.ount1e1
TOP S BUYER
BtLL MAXEY TOYC1l'A
18&81 Beach Blvd.
H .. Beach. Ph. 847-8555
.lilJ B;ikri· Sl .• C~t :.io.:.~lj w·11 8
Open 'ti! !I PL\1 I uy
CHRYSLER
'67 CHRYSLER
2-DOOR HARDTOP
V-8, a utoma.llc, factory a.Ir,
PQ'.l'l'r st~ring. pG\\'e r bra·
kes. radio & heater. lnuna·
clllatc. (UDE 7~3l
$2295
ATLAS
FORD '65 Gala)!te XL CO!l\'cr!, DI,
4 s1.lll, A.\t/F~t radio,
PSIPB, vdde tires. l\lust
sell ! 646-8.)10
FORD. ·ss . .i dr, 6 cyl. 1
O\\~l·r, ,·cry clean. $69:).
Ca!! l!rrb 5.IS-0967/.~6-SG-IO
INTERNATIONAL
1964 lntl'rnational Travt>lall.
)-1,•rh J)(>rl1-ct. ,'\e1" flillnt.
13:2 \\". \\'ll!<tn, C.:-01 '1-IS-~!:i/7
MUSTANG
·~ t.fUSTAJ.'\G C o nv t'r l ,
l'OCO!l, r'le\\' trans .. g00!1 \OO-
d11 ion, on" 011·1~r. $1!:00.
6';";; fll jO -\tftr r Ii
'Iii )ll'~f 1\Xt : ,,,111 l't't1ble
•1 /'111', f'/,.,;, llt'\\' ll h!•· 11!1'5.
n1ag \1·h~'('ls. \\ ill cons1d<.•-r
1rad('. S1795. Gf.>-0379.
'6~ OLDS [)(>Jta Cou Pt'. load-I c~~~~~~--~
e-d. xlnt oond, 1 O\\'net. '63 POr.;TIAC C MlJ),j P ri\,
U600. 61'S-1504 ful l power, 58,00l mL $900
'GS CUTLASS SU pt'E'me, 350 ca.sh. 531-8918 aft 6 v.·kdys.
r~. ps & pb, air, vinyl top, '64 PONT. Catalina. !a.ct. air,
S?r(K) or besL 837-3851 P/B, PIS. autom, Be~t ol-
ler over $150. 540-561 t
PLYMOUTH T-BIRD
'65 PLYMOUTH
BILL l\IAX.E ')' Your Volk5W::lg<'n or Porsrhr °"'"""'"""''!'11'==,,...,,..•I & pay top dollaf'!I. Paid tor !110~vf()IT]Af or not. Cal61?3~h CH~~~~RBo~L~i~\~~~I
18881 BEACH BLVD . --w=E'"""P_A_Y~T-O_P __ COSTA ;\lESA 546-M~
2 '68 FORD y,·agons, lo miles.
Below blue boo k for fa.st
sale: 10..pa.sngr LTD "''8.IO"·
10.pasngr Cala..'<ie sedan
"'agon, Both tact air, PIS,
P /B, extras. 6-16-02S.J, or
t>\'l'S: i;SS-71.JO.
i\lOVI°NL~Of ~late. "fi6
Buick con~·e11. "'iidc.at. Atr.
full P\.\T., tilt Slf'('r. Yihttl,
1nag vot\('('ls. Like nc11·,
S1900. ALSO 'S!l Ford $50.
642-3273.
'66 Falcon Futura
Fully factory f'QUipp('(!, Dlr.
$695.
LINCOLN
'!ill i\1L·:o:r ,\.."\G COJllCT!Jhlr.
i\u1on1at1c. R.o(\io. h<'ater.
ct.-:1n . .s1.<00. 5~fl.._m9
l•'l ,\ln$1,Hl~ 1.JO.
;:.~p<><'d. XlnT ('Ond.
s:.ttl'll1 1c, 2 rlr. llT, bucket
sea ls, fa.ct air, pwr sl!'('ring,
d!r. J!as had "-"""pt1ona.l
ca1·r :>lu~t sc!I bciorc the
10th, \\'lll llnc pi•, prty, LB-
:-,·pt'61lL Cail h'.rn. 4;J--\.9il.l
11r >1:..-00:-:1.
SH,\P.P '6!! T-l31rd, l011•
milts, fklow bl ul' book for
la!'>I salr -11\ct ;ur, S()C'N'.l
l'<)rlll\1!, stC'n"<'I l,'lf"', In!~ rif
extras . il1ust So:'U this ll'('('k~
6-16-028-1. E\'l'S: );3,lt...il~O
'6$ T·BlP.f) . L.a nd:tu. l.2ll({l
n11les. }"ull pwr. air. ·s\~n'O.
Excelle nt rond. 6.U-5$80
efc;;; & wknds
Hunt. Beach 847-&SSS DOLLAR Open Daily 'tO lO p.m. Phone 6-1~·61'.'2:1
1965 Classie Lincoln Cll11·
lloenta l !;t'dan 39.000 1111les.
4 bran(! tw11• 1st lint• 1irl'S,
lartory air t'(lll<l , full lrathcr
interior n1int rond. Private
JX!l'ly Grorg(' G r u pc
;tt(}...J630 Rrs. 67:Ml9::.G t''o'es.
111E QUICKER YOU CALL,
TifE QUICKER YOU SELL
S2Li0. 54G-O-l!l1
'\)6 \l\i$1a11g V~. at1to111. ont> PONTIAC
J nil N. of Coast II1\)'. on Bch CORVETTE Runs
VOLKSWAGEN
VW BUGS
for S)Jll, t•Jean used ca rs.
all -es. See George Ray
ni.f.clore Robins Ford .67 CORVETIE . ~ 2060 Harbor Blvd. _ .. a\r., 4 ·'""''
'62 FORD CUn1·ert1ble.
i;ood. $295.
• 8~6--3031 *
0,1 111~( U.1v nnlr:;, P1·. ply. 1%3 BO:'\NEVl U.E. good
6-12-1757 rorid. Call aft 6 prn or 11eek.
DO'.\''T .!G:IT \\'ISl l for rnds, .~1-()393 .
'5.1 T-BinJ. reblt ens: ..... ..:am,
sh~. $lj99. or be~t ofr .
Aft 6. SJ.'1-11 50
C.flf. &12.oo:IO 330 hp. red in/out, 1nunac.
$3875. 8-17-59.Sl HB. DON 'T give it a 11·ay, gt't
quk'k rash for it with a
Da.ily Pilot \\'Mt Ad.
!>Omerhing to Jur n1sh )Uur
h11n1e ••. find great buys in
loday'is Class1fird Ads.
ls Your Ad 1n ou r
cl<1ssiJ1eds7 Someone \\'ill be
looking Jar it. Dial 6-12-5678
------'60 !IT 1-'ul! po\1'er. air, xl1t1
orig cond. $325. 6-16-4ti63 or
673-7~13 Auto Leasing 9810 DAILY PIWf \VANT ADS!
New Cars 9800 New Cara 9800 New Cars 9800 Naw Cars 9800Naw Cars 9800 New Can 9800
5-l'J. 30.11 Ext. 66 or 67
LEASE . RENT
ORDER YOUR
1970 TODAY
FOR EARLIEST
DELIVERY
All PQpular n1akes. Ford
a uthorized leasing system.
Get Our Competiti ve P.ates
Theodore
ROBINS FORD
2000 Harbor Rlvd.
Costa lllesa 642-0010
1970 HARBOR BLVD. 1' LEASE ,,.,,, l---;CO~S~TA~M~E~S~-A:_ __ i '6S Cad illac Coupe de \1illr, '68 vw !uUy Fquip~, Sl2!l mo. '69 LTD t pc. air, PS, PB,
. . radio. $109 n1o.
,\it conrl.1t1oncr, <! spd, dlr, .,-El C• · $100
I "-" II .J !TIUXI, • oau=. · oncy ci"Ca1u ext .. SOUTH COAST
pl t1sh black int_ Take small CAR LEASING
do111n or trad!' Low, low pyuUJts. Vli F89oLB Call 300 \V, Cst II\\')', NB 645-2182
Ken 49.J.-9773 o r s.l5-~. UMd C
'65 V\V, 2 ooor, 4 speed, •rs
radio, h!!ater, beautiful red '68 SPORTS sedan, 13.700
and .sharp. RUl\t 140, $11115. mi., air, P\VT., vinyl to14 Top
Carl s Motor Co. Inc., 1941 condition. 494-3232.
HaJ·lxl r, C.l\f., 6tZ-O.Jl3.
BUICK '62 V\V Can1Jl('r $1100 or
n1ake oHC'r. Great cand, nds
painl job. 673-0289 ----------'-111 l ..C=~o'-..:_:,c::::::._~~B\JICK No. 22;), -·ss V\Y Sund1 a.l Camp('r. Xln! e"cry thi n.t;!
r ond. $2800. BA.RG1\IN!
673-106 1 642-2252 after 6 P!lf
'66 V\V, .sunrf, R&ll, slcrco, '63 Buick Riviera. air,
Pu'l'llis, ski rack, chai11s. l\lACULATE, loaded.
,\Just i;r!l. :--1116-~l-12. S117:l. 49.f.-4053
!OGS V\V. a uto, r/h, L'OCO
niats. !\lake offer. Pvt. pty.
8-17-62()6 CADILLAC
'jifi V\V Snrf, bci:;c w/b!k int. '67 Cad. Sedan DeVille. Full
R/H. P orsche rln1s, Xlnl pwr,., fai;t. ll lr & s tereo, All
cond . $1350. 54S-2716 acrcss. Io-11·ncr. Low mi.,
''6 BUS, rcblt eng, i"adio, :..Int cond . S-1295 or best o!-
fl('\V tires. xlnl c<Jnd. J\fust fer. Call 11·kdays 67:>-4130
1 _,_,_ll._61_.'-_28_7_7_,_,_,_,_<_-1_i_1'_•._1 ·66 CAD CQnvl. fully eqp'd
'Gil V\V. $!:«!. Jn excellent a1r. sten'O, gold, clea n. Xlnt
{'onditlon. cond. Pvt ply. D a ys
PH: 57;,.311'6 ;).10-1834; r1·cs di: \1·)<ends
1963 V\\'. 5-1,000 nulc:;. Good l co'c33-0079,.c,.c=~~~---
t(•ndlt10n. Taki• o v t' r 1968 CADILLAC Co 11 v e r I
p<iymen!s. Call lj.!2-7369 Coupe. Gold . All',
'611 V\V, one o\v11er, i\'.11 /f'.11,
\\'SI\', !Op t'OlldltH)Jl, 67l-J406
ci fter ·1:30 pn1.
telescope \1'hee!.
sri93. !ike fl('\\'.
<199-2:593
'69 CAD Jo~LECTWOOO '&<; VIV Sunroof Blaupunkt Ail!IF~1. Coco .n1a1~. mtn t _ . BROUG HA:\I
tond! ill ust seU, i\lakc olfer! !l.'00 m iles 494 ·6882
494-6893 '63 Cadillae Convert. \l,'ht
'f,," V\V, radio-heater. 11'/cX·
tras. Con\'('rtiblr. SJ5QJ, * C11 l1 M&-::.2•S *
'liti V\V Sq back S!O!!~ or tr;idr
la rger car or tn1r k. Can1pcr
."ht'I! SJ 10. 839-12:i7
'G~I VIV Delu.-..:P 7 pass hu~.
xl11t '"111d \Jany ;.;lr11s.
SZGOO. :,i)o;...:1~1.::
11·/blk int. All f'.xtras. must
sacrifiCt'. &1~--066 1 eves.
CA MARO
·6~ Can1aro :::n. r..s.
R.M. Auto. 284 Knox St.
fi.l:l-2991 rve5. \\'tll trade.
CHEVROLET .\!UST Sell '66 V\V Camper 1----------
fully C'<ltlif)t, l'l1v mi, A-1 ~ '66 CH EVROLET Caprice.
i c""::..:'c'c'c"c"::c'_-1c6c'6oc:cc''c':.....~-I One 011'ner lilr 11ith only
·~):! \\V 01.qom i:.1 n1p<'r h11~ 2-1,000 m\lcs, h;is all po11·er +
4\:\1/F.\I radio. :\lu:st sell: air COl"lflitioning. Absolu!e!y
4'1 1-6271 tlie c leanest one in to1vn.
Ji in SIPn1ons :\t r. r c e rl,. s
'&Ii V\\' R1 1-~ Bl'nz, J20 \\'.\Varner, Sant.a
E XTRA S'. Ana. S1&-4 1l ·l F\0s; 4~1-!i367
'63 Chcvclle J\lalibu SS. 327, 4 ·~~V J:ndi~~:o ~ ~~a~e;: ,;pd. Hurs! linkag(', ne~·
tires & brakes, ne\I' rnuf-h'='=:;.~t=S~U"========I Cler.'! & reblt motor. Xlnt
VOLVO cond. r.rust !lllcr illce $1375.
or best offer. 8-l days
1---------·I 846-2321 VOL VO 1 '.~, ~lk~,-,i-co°'s" .. -. °"11""· .-, °'90--"':C-:CC"
327 V-8. Po~·rrg!idC P/S &
CLEARANCE NOWI rear 11i nclo1v. Fae. air. Lug-
142. 144. 145 . 164 g~g!' r~rk. Xlnt cond :SS%.
THI:: L.0\l'f.Si' PP.ICLS 0-.1·nC>r 64·1-46~8
YOUR BESi' DF.i\L..S '6G In1pala 2--0r, V-1(, f11ct
ARE STILL AT air, PIS. P /B, radio, ne~'
DEAN LEWIS ,_~_;7 ... _'· -"~-"~_;_,";'_·'_· ~$1_""·
'66 CllEVELLE "300" 2 dr. 6. Hl66 H;:irhor, C.,\I. ~·OLVO '60, runs good. Stick. Runs ~ $ 6 5 0
$29i 673-7413/646-456.1
Call a fter 6. :-i48-2S8:J '68 CA:illARO 327 R.S. PIS. ~;;;;;:~;;;;:;,;;~===I R/l{. Auto. 234 Knox s t .. CM
Antiques, Cl111lc1 9615 645.29!11 f!\'t S, Will trade.
* * ':i7 Tl1organ 4-
ccll cnl c<i1irl. $1fi00.
842-3716 all 5, all
, '57 2 dr. &lair hardtop. V8
"'. <'X· 1,1·i!h standard trans, all
l>dmi. orig. & xlnl cond. 968-6162 •>1-,..;-=--~--~.::...:.,~ ivkends. '63 Chevy l1n pa111 2 Dr. Good
.:.::.::::::::::.. _____ ~'-' concl. Aulo. V-8, $1200. 1940 Buirk Coupe Sr«u:u· 67>-6.578
XJnt roncl ilion. l----,,~=---.,,--..,--968-6lG2 '57 Chevy Nomad
9700
New paint & uphol.
Nice cond. 54~10CO Autos WantH .C.--'---------1'62 4 Dr, Chevy l mpala. P/1,
WE PAY WH
FOR YOUR CAR
CONNELL
CHEVROLET
2828 HIU'bor Blvd.
Costa Mesa M&-1200
Pih. Rad\&.I tires. Xlnt
rond. S6.'iO 548-2654
'65 Impala SS,
autorn. R&H. PIS * ~15.3 *
·~ P IEVROLET Co upe, tow
bar, push bar, no ~111ine .
s~. 54&-0073
\\'hilc Ele phant~'!'
That's Right!! There Is Still An Opportunity To Sove Big Money On 1969 New Continentals, Mercury5 And
Cougars. Over 37 New 1969 Cars To Choose From. Look At The Examples Below.
DON'T WAIT ANY LONGER!
BRAND NEW
Save $911.70
Brand New 1969 Marquis
Colony Park Wagon 1969 COUGAR XR-7
5-AT CLOSE·OUT PRICE-!
'69 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL
EXECUTIVE SEDAN
WITH VERY LOW MILES
Me di"m qre"~ ,...,1 11!:, ""ilh le1f h,.~
inl•rie>t, .,;nyl •oof, b•lled w/w1ll1,
pow1r """' windo ws, 6 w•v 1e1 !, t<I +
wht el, '"lo., ltmp .• ,,, AM.FM ••-
d ;o:>, ''"' qlou , po.,..s r d oor lot k1 ,
W ind1 h:eld ,1 :c~1r price $7801.10.
Stock No. 1!7f>. Ser. No. '1Y82A89 19·
35. NOW $6268.00.
THIS CAR IS PRICED
$1533°0
LESS THAN ORIGIN.AL
WINDSHIELD rRICI
5 More IE J1f!Cut ive Cont intnl1l1
To Choo1t From 1t Huge S1vin11
• CONTINENTAL
'69 CONTINENTAL
1 Dr ~Md'oo A•t!'< ,.nJ~ ''"''~ w<tn d•t': l•1 g'~" le•'h'' ,~1~,lgr &. L&1><1•<1 ro<ll. Fvllv lv•-
u•'I Po,.., enu·P~. !flt 3l.,..t1ng w~••I, l~r>or~ 1.r conC!o!lon1ng. etc _ XSS J.Ol
$5995
'68 CONTINENTAL COUPE
M"!!111m lu<ouol•e meT•I"< llnl•~ willl mlT(non~
i"t~•lor, bl~<~ 110\dl V •fl01, lll~ll'\' t(lulp~
Comgleltlv !II! s••er wht tl, llC!O•~ 11', POWlr
d""r loc,l, tic. ZliP 116
$4495
'61 CONTINENTAL
' Dl>OI' $'eden. Attr•<!lve llOM ehr11me yt llo"' woTh ~Itek i.a ~h"' lnt1rlor ond le~dou roof. Full
pOWl'r MtUIOPt<!. !1cl<l•V 11r, •I~ •• ...a ctrlvitn onl t
11.000 mil"'. WE S 111
$4795
'67 CONTINENTAL
' ODO' S.O•"· lle1u1<lul Huron bl""' ~tolll(
tini1h wi!n moTc~lng leolh@r lnltrlor. l!ll•ck I•.,.
d•11 roof, fully lu•u•y e<1ulpptd ond !octO•Y •Ir
con<llTl,,.,lng, AM.FM ••dlo. •!e•IO f•P<I <IK~.
On1 ownor (ar. 8NUU1ully m1lnttl'*'· TTH 040
$3395
'64 CONTINENTAL
C,,.,Ve<liblt. Beeutlful OO~ m!•l llnh" wl!" '"ddlt lto!htr lnletlgr, Fyll pOwer, laclgty •Ir cOl'I, lu•ury equopped, OML 067
H or d l o f;•d m"•oon colo•
w:th 429 en9in1, Iron! & •eor
m oh, "utom .. "c lr o ~1mi u:on,
w.1.w tire1 , lu9q 19" c•rr1er,
J•d ,.,_,.1, power br ~l..e1 &
•lee<on9 , "'' condi1,.,,.,,, AM
·~dio. l<nh d ,.1 .... H. 0 . I U•·
p en,ion. Wind1~ie ld prict
$512 5.70. Stock No, 7155.
Se r. No,92 7 ~KS9l9 3 J . NOW
5 4414.00. 3 6rond Now & 1
E~t <••ii•• Wogon1 To C~oo••
Fro,,,, All •I Ovh lend•n 9
S1 vingi.
ORANGE COUNTY'S FINEST USED CARS
Joht1son & Son Ila• The Repulolion of Offe rhog
The Fir1.e11t .~elef'fio11 fjf (}sed Cf11·s lr1 tl1e Co1111ty!
MERCURY
'61 MERCURY MONTCLAIR
'/Doc' ., •• ~top. IHC!ot wn>!o wlln blM• l~••"O'
~n<I L•n<1011 •{)Of ~ull l'Owec Pqu•rl>"<l ~nl> r ,. to·~ •ir <Ond ftlonl~g One oY.ntr, Ca1et111+y m~·~· l!lned, UOF UC.
$2495
'66 MERCURY PARK LANE
7.0<>or HMa•~g. Arel'<-w~•te ,..,,,, j,, uo ra •"·
tet>or •"d b11c~ l&nd1u rooP, ou•n , R~H . P 5 ,
P e .. !ono•v 11• co...a111or1<n~. Rt~I •v•ury 11 te&ion•Olt pile•. VZU 101
$1995
'61 MERCURY COLONY PARK
• p.!IU-•r. POpUlar cordln•I •M ''"''~ with Oleck CO<l'ltoN "'""' Vinyl lntt r•or. ~ulo., R&H, •'t'ftl t1ot de-:~. rocTorv olr condltion1ng, P S ,
P fl., dual •c•lon 101! Q•Tr. Onl y 1'.000 mitn. lTht Conllnen!tl Of S!Ollon Wogon~l No. :U.1'
$3695
COUGAR
'67 COUGAR
t Door Hert!top_ Lime rro•! w11n mo•chlnf v!nyl
Duc~oll, 11110., 119 tngl.,., P.S , M&I!, n1w cfr
!r.O,..ln, one """'"' t nd '""'IC!'d D~ our com-ptny. VDll. llJ
$2175
'61 COUGAR
1 Doe<' l-!1r<ll<lP. 0-.t•I 8tlOt llnhl! w;111 1•dd!t <Omf<>r1 WNVt ""'~"' $001>, ~I~(~ ••M •U roo!, au•o. ~&H. P.S .• P 8 .• cgn~Olt. l"cTcry air, I t •,;. !Uul <1>ndlllo11 it.n;iuaMvl. XEV IU
OTHER MAKES
'67 FORD GALAX IE 500
l ~' l'~•dtgp B"•11tl!ul Bnll~n G't•n w ·~
ll'~C~ l•T•,.or •nd w~•t" l3M3U roof, 3uto , R&.'1,
P ~, PB , ''' <Orn:ll!lon>ng. PIC. Vory <le.in IO•oughoul VUl &JI
$1995
'65 FORD COUNTRY SOUI RE
D•r~ 1"'""'°''~ i'"''~ ""''" ~:"" '"'"""' r"11 "'"""' eau,pm1"1 •nd iatoo•v •" cond,t1on,n~. On1 ol 1ne nlctr •T•Hon w•gon>. HCN no
$1695
'65 T-BIRD CONVERTIBLE
8•~11tlfu! llaM Tu•~vor,. llnl~h WllTI w~lte lnTt•IO" ~nd t-oo Ful•Y pOw<'r ~ulpf>td. tncludlng l•CIOr V •"·Very .,.911 melntelnto:I, PFG 313
$1895
'69 VOLKSWAGEN
l D<><>r llug Rodlo and h""le•. S/iowroom •h••• wlln onll 10,000 1n11,., O)(A 6~>
$1795
'68 JAGUAR XKE COUPE
Brl!l;n ••<>no Qff•n l,nl,n "'"h mo1cnin~ lta•n••. A.M-FM rod;o, wl•e wh~tll, Rodlol Plv lor~1.
Bea ulllul cgndlTlgn, Onty 15.000 mlltt. VIV Ill
$4195
'66 RIVIERA
811u111ut 8ri!l1h g•een wll" m•l<Mng l~ltrlor, Full "°...,..' <"tlulooM ond r~t.Torv 81r (on(tl!lon.
On~ own1r end driven only 1100 mlln . E•c•ll•nl
(Ondl!ion. SZN 1?1
$1695 $2695 $2995
811ut.!ul ptilt l 9 r1y .... ;,h fro11t a rt tr ,.,.h, 1 ulo. i<t n•m in ion, w ~ittwo ll
''''" 1po•h con•ole, p gwer 1+1or. l
b 'o~e<. t fr c ond itioned, '"'•0 !a pt
p love• J. rodio, t,ned 9lou end dt-
lu •e •eol beli 1. Wind1hiold ,1:c ~er
p •i ce S456?.00. S!gc\'. No. 4~9J, Si r.
No. '1 F9JH St4002. NOW 5316<1.<12.
SAVE
$703°0
15 TO CHOOSE Flll:O~.A A T
SIMILAR SAVINGS
BARGAIN
CORNER
111 Ou1 lar9al11 Corl'lor w1 Ila•• 11u1n1 r•
ou1 used iar1. 501ne ~1 .. 11, 1ome 1101
'o cleon, Some tllot ••• dupllcotlorn.,
1omir we'•• had too lono; -11'1 a11v
'''"' thir10 cars are real bor9al111.
LOOK 'IM OVER.
'68
'67
'66
'66
'66
'66
'65
CADILLAC
a 1 00••11•. W'1V ff6
COHTHoaNTAL convotrir.11. VOO 114
CONTINENTAL t·O<>or Stcl•n. SLW '31
CO NTI NliHTAL .. OO<lr Stc11n. TFA 1n
T·l!~O L1nd•u. RTI ll1
l"ORO OA LAXlf:
2·0<>or N.T. SYF Oji
$5475
$2875
$2075
$1975
$2075
$1675
"'"'""' ono• $1375 Monlt ll!r H.T. POD JOl
'64 "" ... ,.... $1175 +W""I Drlwt. VDT In
'64
'64 ·ea
POHTIAC '·DOOR I t-Wiiie H.T. HTL M,
Ml!RCU R'I'
2·0Mr H.T. OTA lff
$975
$675
'""'"'" $2475 SOl•ll•I• Wag..,, VEL ,,,
.Johnson-$-SOD
'·~~~~~~2_6_2_6~H_A_R_a_o_R~•_o_u_L_EV_A_R_D_,~CO~SY~A~M_E_S_A~---~~·~~~'
NEW CARS 1 Mlle South of the USED CARS
540·5630 642·0981 San Diego Freeway 540·5635
DAILY PILOT' :~."t
TRANSPOK I A 1 1v1 ..
UMd Cars 9900
DUNTON
FORD
2240 S. Main
546-7076
'U GAL. SOO $59S
4 door loa:dtop. VI , e ulo.
me lic lt t ft1'"liu ion, power
1!e•ring, red:o, h1ei1r, AM
FM ,.,j,., e tt, 16U I i 1
'63 MERCURY S6'S
Mon!e ,e\f. A~lg , l1on1..,i1-
••g~, foci, "" ~onddogn,n9,
po..-er 1!tcnnq, po,..er
b r e~··~· 1od10, Ii••'••, L,c
XNH 94 7
'64 FORD 1595
C u•!om SOO 4 D•. ••d •~·
VS, 1 1,,~ .~,lt rodio, ~•••·
''· ... h.re wo!I" L.c. WPO
"' '66 FAIRLANE $1495
Sou;,, •••+,on w19on,
"390 ' \1 8, .o u!omotit tr•i •·
m.u ign, p gwot •loo •in9, I•·
d·o, ht oler, lug9d9• rocW
E~c e p l>nn oll v n.co. l o<,
1 FA I 7 J · u Gc.A=--L-. -5~00~5=2~49=s
Fo•lhot • .. "l90'' V8, l ot ·
\g1y ,;, condi1:onin9. pgw-.
'' il•e•ing, rod:o, ho oltt,
,,11 ,h01p. L:c W ,t,K 198
'61 MUSTANG $169S
Ve, e utomotic lren1miu i1>n,
.olr 'ond1 tion0 ~9. powe1
>lee•ing, rodio, h•ole r, Lie
wvr 722
'6S MU._S_T_A_N=G-s=1~09=s
2 d r. h•rdtop. 6 cyl., oulo·
m•lic hon1miu ;on, rodio,
heal er. Li,, PDE 995
'68 CORTINA $1495
GT. 2 d r. 4 1p••d. redio,
he1l1<, ,.;nyl rgof. buek•t
ie ol" Lie W)(lt '?85
'69 TORINO $2995
GT F1.tbac~. "35 1" V.S,
•ulom 1!ic "'"', f1clorv •i• cond;iioning, po,..·,,
•!1otin9, pgw er d"c bro ~l1,
1odio, heat er. ... h:1, wi ll
t'''" Uc XHV 6bJ
'66 FORD $9'S
Cgunltv Sedon. 6 p111 1l•·
lion w19,. VI, oula . h 1n1,,
power 1t•1rin9, r1di11, h1ol·
,,'. L•c Tl Ol l8
'66 MUSTANG $149S
1 d r. lle•dlop. \18, 1ulome-
tit 1 .. 1n1mOn io,,, powtr
doori ng. 11dlo. h11!1r, l ie
TRU 371
'61 FORD $189S
G alo•it 500, 2-dovr hdfp .
YB, ou!o. """'" fie. o lr.
pg..,1 t 1!e1r .. r1dio, heoler,
while well li•e >, .,;nyl r11of.
Lie. No . UKH 716
061 OPF.L $1095
l<'.odet. 4 •p•i d, he1l1r.
Hurrv on !h•1 on•. Loe. Ng.
uou 4~•
'66 MERCURY $1695
Cvclono G.T. 2 d r. H.T .. V8 ,
eulom•lic, lac. ,:., pg,..,,
•le••·· p ower b•a i<e 1, buc·
ke l 111h. l it. TSA 821
'61 FAIRLANE $1995
500 1' door ~1rdtop, VB,
1 ulo, lran•., power ol eo ...
todio, h1ole<, whilew1ll
l"e1. \JPS SSS
'61 FORD $1995
R1nch w•9on. VS, oulo"'•·
t<c. f •c . ait, P""''' •l •t• ..
powtt b, .. ~... lu9909e
rack. lie. TVD 101
'61 COUGAR $229S
Ha1d top .VS, r1d iv, h1•i.r,
powt t 1teor.. pgw1f d i1c
br•ket, fie. eir cgnd., w+!i1 1
wall ti•tl, "'"VI /g p, t.1 1
whee!. l ie. USO 373 ,
'6S FORD $795
G al1•io 500. C o nv1rlibl1.
V!, t ui gm a lic, pwr. tit e r ..
rod;o, ho•!er. l ie. UYR 2Q 2
'65 FORD $1295
LTD 2·door HT , VI , t ulg.,
fa cio•y ,;,,power •te1,,1n9 ,
pg wet bra\ 1• , .. d io, ~t•l-
er, Lit, ATA i.,ics ___ _
'66 GALAXIE $995
500 4·d oor •eda n. VS. ~~lo .
tro n1., radio , l.o c. "'' co"d ,
while .... II !,re •. Lie. SHK
118
'67 FORD Sll95
Cu>lom 500 dr., Y&, .a u·
to mot•c, poW•• 1!0!'1r .. ·~·
d i<0, h~o !e, l " lJM 't bb
... -FORD--sl695
Co untrv Sq u•'•· I 0 11•11.,
V!, o u!omtlic. pwr, 1lt ••·•
P""'• bro~el , r•dio, htel11 ,
lu<J9•9t rt ck. l it. UTB 7'1£.
'61 GALAXIE S149S
500 C o11 v1d ib le, V8, ou!g.,
lten1., pow•r 1l1e•''"I· r.•-
d io, hit_, wh;!, w~ll t ire•.
Jm,.,.acul•io. l ie, TFC J9]
'69 MACH I S26'S
Cobrt J•t En<Jint, 4 1pt .,f.
power >ie ftr., r.odio, ht•lt r,
h<<J h bt ck buc~eh, polv
9let fir e•. l ie. YXR 607
'68 TORINO S1'9S
2-dgor ht rd to p, "390" \If,
t lick 1hilt, rodio, httltf.
t u.tgl'\ i11t1rior, l ie, ICS
OOl
'65 T-BIRD $U9S
VS , 1vlomo t:c lr•nl., rtdlo.
h•tler, full powo•. foel11 ry
.air. lie. YRO 776
'62 DODGE 1495
St.tion W190~. 9 D•u .. •11·
l<>m•lic tr~~•., radio. heoi•
''• po"'''• l ie. \IUF ~ti•
'67 FORD LTD $19'S
<!·door, Vt, 1ul11. l••n1.,
fie. ,;, tond., pow•t 1i•1•.,
power d i1c br 1~11 , r•dio,
h11!er, whOt• w•ll 1, vi11vt
raol. TSU 775
DUNTON
FORD
2240 S. Main
546-7076
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Readers of this Newspaper: Special INTRODUCTORY OFFER brings you as much as
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I I I • I I
iC Pays up to $10,000.00 tax free cash for each hospital stay iC Pays all cash direct to you (not to doctor or hospital)
iC No age limit-no medical examination required iC Pays in addition to all other coverage you have-including Medicare
iC Pays you cash benefits that increase each year ••• to a maximumof$130.00 A WEEK ... atno extra cost to you
*Pays $100.00·A·WEEK cash each time you go to the hospital ••• even up to 100 weeks *No salesman will call
EXAMINE POLICY IN YOUR OWN HOME-MONEY BACK IF NOT 100% SATISFIED!
ffi NOW-YOUR ENROLLMENT FORM MUST BE MAILED BY MIDNIGHT THURSDAY, OCTOBER 9, OR IT CANNOT BE ACCEPTED.
On wt of two fam.Uits will have MnieCne t4 tbe hospital this
fQJ'l lt. co~ be you-<ir •ome beloved meraberof your family tomorrow , •• next week.,. nut mont.b. Sad to 11ay, very :fe~ fam.IUu have anywhere near enough cover•ge to meet today.•
Maring bo9Jiit&l eost.11, Thue COit.i have more than doubled 1n
jut.aktl D ort ,_n. Tbq an upect.ed to double again in tbe
1.-,..n a.bud. • • Stopforamomen.L Think how ma.ch a long etay 1n the hospital
.nI eoat'you or a lo't'ed one. How would you ever pay for «istly,. ht neceu&1J', X-ray11, doctor blU.. drop, and medicineat What.
woakl 701I do if yoUr pay check stopped, but living expenae!I
):qt rotnc Oil the same u n ert The aame rent, phone, 1.ood, all U. da)'-to-da7 expenet;S that never etop.
Wltat la the an rage bnadwinner to dot W e believe we have the
anrv ~the famoua Presidential EXTRA CASH Plan that •••
'"''you $100.00 a week tax.free
ccuh when you 90 to tlle lto1pltal.
Now-, Prelldentlal'a economy plan enable!! you to enjoy thi!I )lrot.edian. Mail the Enrollment Form today. We will send you
U.• Ktual Policy t.o look over at home. No rush.. No agent wi ll eaU or phone yoo. Tab 15 days to decide. Show the Policy to a
friend a faJJ!ll7 adviser fir1t. You loae nothing if you don't want
the Pohey, But if you do want. Jt, you're entitled to Presidenti~l 's law rates dMCr:ibed below, So low, you'll find you get protection
Ma price Ulat"• jut a fraction o! what you'd v:pect to pay.
Your cash 1Mneflf1 Increase.each year -
of no extra cod to you I
Toar euh benefit.! ant.omatically riae year after ye&r. You get
puce of. mind a.a you don't baye to worry about risingcoela. Yon r
:prot.edion a utomatically incruses t;3.00 a week each yesr for IO
~ Tha tlrst year you get $100.00. a ·"1eek. You get $103.00 a
Week 1111 the second year. $106.00 a week int.be thlrd year. $100.00
a WMkht the fourth yur, By the eleventh year, your Policy will
be worth a full IJ80.00 n week in benefit payment.I! ••• 11t no in·
erease in cost to yon I Thia generous cash reserve protection will
belong to you for all Jona-as you keep the Policy. You can see tha~
70Ur ial;nrance will be worth much~ than the p~scnt "face
-yalne" of the Policy. Certain1y, our increased pa.ymenLa to )'(Ill
Yill halp beppace with riaing coat.a -and best of all •• ,
Thelncreotlng benefit• come to you at no extra cost.
Yo. 1Hll pay the regular low PresJrfentlal premlumf
What other plan protecla ~ like thJ& todq! What other plan Mps protecting you aga1nllt ri8ing living COit.a in the years
ahead without inereaairir__you!" premiums? And that'• not. all.
Tb.ii sped.a) Pnaide:ntial EXTRA CASH Plan (HP l.8L-l067)-
l'ays yov $100.00-a·week CASH
fora Reglltered NurM at llomo.
Y-. tn addition to the $100.00 weekly cbec\r1we1el!.d you duY!n~
year h011pltal etay, we pay you an extra $100.00 a 'veek if the
llor:tor haa you engage a full-lime Registe.red Nuru to Lake care
Gf ym.i at home. How comforting It ia to know lhat-a:ftu yc1ur stay In the hos·
p ita!, if you've been there three daya or more, you can Yeturn
bome to rKUperate and 71-t not be a burden to }'O\J.r loved ones.
l'>llVS' Up lo , . .~'"''-"'or r I'\ I Illness. 1tarting thtwryfirst day In the hospital.
P' I\ vs Up to $7,000.00 CASH at the rate of $70.00 A
"I WEE_K If )'OU are 65 Dr Cf'let ••• In addition to
Med1c1re. ,,
P,11vs $10Q.OO·A·WEEK CASH-If you need a full· I'\ I tim• Registered Nurse when you come home
from the hospi~I -up to 50 weeks.
PAYS $1,000.00 EXTRA CASH for accidental death.
P'llVS l!P to $2,000:00 CASH for accidental kiss of I'\ I hmbt or eytS1ght.
P'llVS $100.00-A·WCEK CASH for each pregnancy. I"\ I when you 110 to the ho!.pital, assuming both
hutbtlnd a nd wire have ~en enrolled in the-
family Plan With Male-rnity.
PlllVS Up to $5.000.00 at the rOJte of $50.00 A WEEK
I'\ I When a child 11oes to the hospit<1I for any acc1·
dent or lltneu when you are enrolled in the
Family Ptari.
PAYS you uth benefits for hospitalization for any
11ccident lmmediatett. Any sickness is covered
be&J nnlni 30dayt •f•r Ellectlv• Cate of Polley.
65 OR OVER? YOU COLLECT
$70.00·A-WEEK CASH IN
ADDITION TO MEDICARE BENEFITS
We ban de1ign!d tblt 11lan as the {mJX)rlmtt odditiOJS
to whit 'Jou receive from Medicare-or any other
health insurance you may have. Remember, all'chd•
"Will be sent directly to you (not. to the doctor•or hos--
pita\) ta give you t.hat "extra" help just. when you
need it most. Use the tu-free cash any way you &ee fit.
And you will be glad to know the checlc11 will be big
c11r-1! In addition to what is paid by Medicare, Pruiden·
tial paya you $70.00 a week .•• EVEN FOR 100 WEEKS
j! n~Mar)'I You. can. receive Ill "'uch 0:1 11,000.00 /or
each iUne11 or inju'1f when ho11piteliz~d1
Yes, If yaur doctor bu :rou engage a Re~stered NU"ret ft11!-time
witl1in 6 day1 after you ~am• home, we Jl send you cfteck1 for
SJ00.00 4 week-for as long al you need the nurae -even up to
60 UJeeka. I t's li1t:e haTing a reserve of $6,000.00 ca11h to draw en
when you need IL These benefits also inrreue each year f or 10
years by $3.00 • week. Another exceptional featura you have
w ith Presidential,,.
Pays you $JOO,OQ..a .. weelc: cash maternity benefit sf
Ordinary hMpital insurAnce m&y take catt ol part of your l!X•
penses when you go to the hospital to have a baby. But. what
policy can you think cf that gives yon ca.ah to llelp buy all the
t hinp you need :for the new bsbFT Now, if both hu11band and
,vife are insured in the "":on<le.rfu Fo.mily Plo.x witlt Afnternity
for the entire period or the pregnancy, you get extra c&l!h to UKe
any "''R}' you want. If a prCJtnancy, childbirth or evtn m i5CllfTi·
11ve. put.~ you in the hospital for one da~-. five day11, 10 d11.vs-n1
lr111q u~ 1ttce18ar11-you get $100.00 & week. for every day cl yout
confinement, up to 100 weeks.
All rhese added cash bentflr1.
Added cash beneHts: $1,000.00 cash to year family, if death oeeurs
\\'lthin 00 days :from any aecide.nt.Al injury, Think bow h11ndy
t he ca!!h can be in time of loss. It can take care of bu.rial expenses
'\\'ithout hurde.nillg your loved one11,
Added clll'lh beaeflt: Up to $2,000.00 ca.ah fot'accidtntal Jou of limb•
or eyesight, l\'he.n the IO&ll occur& anytime within 90 daya of the
aecidenL Tbe Ions of a limb or eyesight. la a terrible thinJl'. Noth·
Ing can r1place th• lot1, hut a check for $1,000.00 or $2,.()00.00
l\'ill bring crtater peaC4 of mln.ddurtnathepviod o! adjwitment.
Added a.1h. btneftt: ChOMe ftitMY Pamttf Plan ••• and yciur
l'h ild ren wfll be covered, tool Pre1ddenlia pays up ta $5,000.00
Any t ime your l"oungeter goe11 to t.he ho11pital, •• for l'emoval o! ton~ils, appenduc or trH!/ other illne!ll or Injury! Yes, you will
receive $00.00 Ca.tih, week after 'Yeek-!or u many &11100 weeki,
if necesaar,-.
We pay your premium• when you or• not a&le.
A~ a ~pe<:lal consideration to you-if yon, your 1potue or other
adult. dependenU are h011pitallzed ju!t 6 weeb or more, a11 pre-
mium! that come d11e, for the _person conftned, while etUl in
the hospital aflel' this period will be paid by Prt111identlal. And
your protection continues a11 if you were paying the premium•
yourself! Then if you leave the l:io1pltal and m11l!t return for th•
1ame condition before you •have resumed full normal actlvitie&
for 90 days, Pres idential will again PAY ANY PREM.IUMS
'VHILE YOU ARE IN THE liOSPITAL-TO A MAXIMUM
OF' 100 1VflEKS per confinement! Your !ull pr1)tection remain.I
in :forc.e-you &0lloct up to $10,000.lJO for eocA. con/iMt7WXC I
Jh•ae are the ONlYexclu1lon1I
(:at l'endy for a welcome eurprhe. 1"our Policy coven eft?'y•
thin"' c:i:rcptconditions cau~ed by: ·war or a.ct or ~·ar: any men·
tal d i~order; pregnancy t xcept u provided under t.he Maternity
Benefit provisio11; and expenst:s 1·<>suhi ng from any sickneM or
injury ~OU he.rl before l he ~~ffefti\'e Date or ytlUr Polify-hut
even lh1A "'exclusion" ill done a.o.·ay v.·ith a.ft.et you ha"\"e been a
policyowner for only tl\'O year&. This 111 11 real help if you "-!ready
have a health problem. lt means that if J OU ..,-ere 11ick bclor&
you took out this Policy-you vdl! e\·im be covered for th11t con·
dition arter the Po!it.y hAS been ln effect for only t\\"'1 ycnr~.
:?iieanwhile, every new condition iK imn1ediate.!y t:overcd. 1' 011 are
covered f or care in the ho11pital o! your choice exi::ept. of coor~.
• U.S. government hog pit.al or a nuning or coo:va!escent facili\r.
LICENSED BY THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA
Application.., Tiit Presldtnti~ Life lnsunnce Comp•"l of America. Chitl&o. Ill .. for The Presidential Hospif.ll·Num Pl•~
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--~--,-,.---~--"'cr. ______ sEX Moath "9t Ynt
OCCUPATIO,,~-------,-----------------
, I Ibo lllrel>J IPPiY fot -for tlll """111m of 111J fomi~ listed below: (DO NOT include name that 1ppem lllove.)
l'lelM list ldditionll dependents on separru P•&L
DATE uf llln, H NAME ,.. ____ Pli-""' RnATIONSHIP soc Month ,.., ....
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3
4
5 --o•--•>...,_ Dll-•---11-0 fH-F...,PIMWll9outM&luu"' -M "' IJo JOU""'-~'""'"' with this~! Of "'In" pl-fist pol1q ,,...,.rsJ, _________ _
To tloo best of lfrt lnowtotre Ind belief neither I, nor 111J "'""" llsltd llbove, his been rel used 1ny lll1ltlt, hospllll or fife Insur·
-• 1 understlnd thlt I, •lld ll1J pt,,.. liited lll>M, will bt .....,.. ,,.,,., lflis Poricy lor 1ny lnj,.Y or lllqln,. I(.,) IWd b•
fall 1111 [-Datt of tho Policy but not until ~his bttft In fo<ce 10< •continuous period ol two (2J )1111; ind thll this Polley
lllll IOI bt 111,,.._ until 1111 Ellottiil D1t1 U-In tho Policy SclltdulL
MAIL THIS INIOUMIMT POIM llPOll MIDNIONT, THUIS., OCT. 9, 1969
I 9318 HP iSi..'":'1067 . ~-------------------------------~----------------~
MaJce your decitlon carefully.
Think llaw costly a ho11plt.al confinement will be. lmaglne/aying
:for thoBC indispensable x-rays, doctor bllla, medicines an drugs
that are 11.0t covered by your presellt. inaurance.
Would you. be Able ta afford the quiet. and .J.'rivuy <If a prlvete
room and a prlv•te nune, abould you 10 desuet Or a t.efephone
to keep in touch with loved onesT Or the rental of• TV set to
help pasa away tbe1onely hours? Who would pay your bflls thst
keep on ecming Jn at homeT Many folk11 have lost their life s1v-
lnga. their can, nen their homes hying to meet such upemes.
And no one knowa wboaa tum it will be next.
Wily yoU mu1r act before the date 1llown In tire
lnrolfinent lorm-ju.r a few day1 from today.
Whymuet you ad bd'on the deadline? Because thia is & special
Enrollment Period-and wa must receive flour Enrollment Form
the •ame tiiu ct a.U tM Gthn-• in order t.o paas on to you t he
1avin&11 that. coma froni procua.ing ma11JI' policies at one time.
Medical Costs Skyrocketing!
(Source, U.S. Dtpt of Hnllh, Educttion l Welfm)
Tl!e. "1ew Yori:: Tjm tJ, J1ri. 6. 196"9
Govt. figures J"eTeal your present health protection
••• mau no l1ntge1' proUet you ago.in.at todo.11'• riling
t11 edicat co1t1l Don't leave your loved one11 defe.nge...
less I Act at one• to a dd np to fl0,000,00 to your
he~t.b protection,
W1 mail you the Policy a!J soon as we receive the Enrollment
Form. When the Policy arrives, examine it in the 11rivacy of your
own home. Take all the tin1e ynu need. It's a very r.hort docu-
menL a nd you'll be pleasantly .surprised to diseo,·cr tbere is NO
FINE PRINT. Then....,how it, if yo rt wU!h, to 1omeo11e you !r11.1t..
Perhaps your lawyer, accountant or h•nker. Better 11till....,how it
t o JIMlr ow11 inauro.JtOf tn111' ••• f'1teii. thoHgh. h~ may very well
be WO'l'king for nnotA.er Wumnce compn1111 I If he is a personal
friend, he bas your ht.9t intere1ta in mind. So you c11.n bellev~
him when he tf.J.11 rou than 11 110 better bugain available any-wbe.r•-a t. any pncel
GRATEFUL POLICYOWNERS WRITE ...
"Ll!t me say the full payment u ptt the polieywu most
irratifying. There wu doubt in our mind1 for aome t ime
especially where we started with only a first payment of
25t, but that doubt now haa ~n comp\et.ely eraserl. The
eett.lement deftnltely waa In full payment f or the time in
the bo1pit.al and cur sincere thanks for the <"heck."
LETHA. SC6R£NKENGAST, Cedar Ro.pida, I Ot/JtJ
"Jt11t. a few words to thank you for the prompt manner
tn -wh ich rou settled my claim. I certainly will re.com·
mend l1residential Li fe I ns. to my friends.''
MRS. SYL\'L\ Li:vlN, Lo• Angeli«, Co.li/orni.a.
Pre1lrlentlol Uf• rated ''A+ fx~llenr!'
Dunne'11 l nsuttt.nce Report, the "'·orld's larp:e11t rtporting 1erviet!,
gives Pre.sidential a rating of " A+ EXCELLENT." There i.s no
ltighe:r r1ting a comp11ny can attain.
Mon•y·Boi;lc Guarantee-In cos• you chang•yourmfncl.
Even after you mail your Enrollment Form beto ....... even after
you e:i:amine t he I'olley in your own home and Lalk It over with
anyone you wish ••• even after all tbi1 you a re still f ree to
return the Policy within 15 days a.ftcr you receive It, ond eua711
J)e)r'lllf l/01' ~will be nfu.Jeded aC onu. ni..r. will be no obliga.
'4ion whatev6l',
Memi.Whlle, all during the 16 da19 ycm are maldnc np yo11r•
miad-,-ou'll be protected b7 $100.00..A·WEEK utra cu.Ii bene-fits ju11t H lf10u had alr,ady u td·"yu." That!a ria'.ht, yoa will b. full7 can?'ld all thi1 time for any accident wb1~ JN\11 you In
the bctipltal, nan if you &all1 decide to return tha POUq at th• ad of that time.
Hcnrn.r, alter you've Yfn the P olley fol' yourMlt JOU wtll
1urely agrea that this b a tn1mendoua value and rou~I -want to
eonthnw tl!.ia •t00.00-A-WEEK EXTRA CASH protection under the Plan tbat'• beat for ;you..
PlAN I -/NDIVIDUM(S) ONlY Pl.ANr
U rou -want to cover 70unelf -or :rcuraelf and one er mor.
adult dependent.t (including your apou•) -then thl• ia the
Plan for J'01I. Each adult, 18 or onr, pa7a the rat.e applicable to
ki1 or her.._ Naturally, at theae low rates, we can i111ue only
one polleJ' cf this t)'Jle; per·perlOn. NOTE: Where. there are no depe11denta. PLAN I ii the moat econom.leal t.o choOll for a bus· banclorwila (or bot.A).
r-----------..J\ Aa• •t Cnl'Ollin.nt MOOtthly ,,_,!um
TJfES£ AWE TOUR LOW llATtS , •. ,. ••.••••• ~~ '"''
lndoae flnt nMntft't 40-49 •••••••• only $4.95
I so.s9 •••••••. on1y 15.95
prem umtteconlln1t• 50.74 .••••••. only$6.95
•1• •nd ,. ... Ml•ct•.. 75 •nd owr •.• ont/ $1.95
THESE 22 QU!STIQNS AND ANSWERS
tell you liew P1t1fJ•ntlaf'• CO'f 0, l/VINC: /N(OMI II·
PLACEMENT HEAi.TH AND-ACCIDENT PLAN gives JM tlle
ptol•t:1lon you need-at oma1lngl1 lowc1tsU
J. How much will my Polley pq me wti.i I So to tha holpttalt Th• fun 1mounll You 1r1 p•ld $1 00.0Q.A.WEEK r;:111h .very 1lq'le wee k. And It 5t•rt• th• ,..I')' thsl d1y you •r• In t111 holplt•t. (Ir y.;iu 1111 ov•r 6~, you •re p•ld $10.00 1 week, In 1ddltio1> to a"11 Medlc•ni benefit• you recelv1.) You •re p1ld $.S0.00 I wffk upte
100 w•ek1 •ver)' Um1 your childr1n ao to th• hosplt.tl wn.ti )'Oii
Int •nrolled In the f1mlly Plan.
2. Wiii i bt p1 td 11 I •m hotpltalll'ld for le11 lh1n a full .... ?
Ynu cert1lnfy will ..• "'S;irdlns of wh1tt1er yO\I 111 In th• hoao plt•1 fo r •• short 1 tlm• :as one <l•Y •.• or as Iona e llm1 n e ltl'eek. month. ye1r or more,
3, Don ttil1 P1tn pl)' m1 from th9 flrll ell)' of hospltallzatlotlf
Ye1t Yo11 receive full ca~h benefit• ol $100.00 • WMk etertfl'tf the very lirst d1y you •nt1r th• hospital. Th• coveraa• Mains whtn wl •et eiv• your first premium -th1t ls the d1y yuu .,., covertd !or any :accld1nt1. Slckne~s cov1r1a1 lle&lns JO M.Y-tlt•r 1111 Elfechve 0•1• cl th• Polley,
4, How much do I 19ClllVO for a R'llll«ed Nurse 1t Hom1?
$100.00 A WEE:K Up tc • maximum of $~.000.00 l'fl•r ,.Otr ..... lltel'I ho1i:iit•!ired for 3 d•Y• or more, 1nd your doctor h•• J001 employ a IUl!·tim• Re,istertd Nurs1 wl!hfl'I 5 dtys ~.,. )'O'I le•Ve th• hOlpftil. Tin ye1r1 from now It will hlV• lr1C....cll to
1 130.00 • wHk In lltneliu ... 1t no •xtr1 '"°5t lo yo11I
15. Ar• lhlre any 1ccld1nt.I dNlh be111flb1 Y11. 11.00Cl.OO cft1h Is paid 10 your 11t1te whNI dtath eteeurs t ny tlmt with in 90 d•y5 of 1n 1ccld1nt..
I. Will I be pa id utr1 Jf J losa 1 limb or.,-n!aht1
Ye•. Pre1ldenti11 pa~ Sl,000.00 for complete 1ccldent1l Ion of on• hind er one loot or 1laht of one eye; 12,000.00 for loll of bot Ii hand• or both teftt ct 1lght cl bd"<h •r•• ... when ai-b•rment CCCllrl 1ny time "'!th in 90 d1ys o the a~ld•nt.
7. How much do -rec:e h1e for pr11&n1nci1s1
If you hi ve th• f1mlly f'l•n with M1terl'li!y, you 1'9'C.91.,. SI00.00 A WEEK for e•<:h p1•gnancy, r;hl1dblr1h or m!.e.rrt1a1 l"-t: r~sultl i(l hc~p•!,111 conllne!'['lel'lt when both hu•b•n<l 1nd wil• i re enrolled l!ndtr \h l1 Pl1r1 for the 111\i,. period ol pre•n1ncy.
L Suppow I •m paid benefits for 1ny slckrnt•• or acddlnL Wltlltl
h1pp11n1 if I 1m 11aln ~italizfd for !he 11m1 condltl1111? Den t worry. You 1tlll collec:I S 100.00 A WEEK fer • total of IOI we•ks. And 11 yol/ hav1 1!re.-ty ,.sumed full 1>orm1l 1o;tivltle9 for
IYll 90 d1y1, ll's conllderec:l •new conf!IH!ment. ind you c.., ml•
eet fer"' 1ddi!ional 100 weeks. Of ccurM, any n•w c:ondlbon la co~arfd lmmr;di1lely for• full 100 week1.
t. How m1y I llSI tllne berwfrt payments?
Veu m1y us• thi:m In anyway you wi1.h-for hofilltal end doctol' b•ll•, rent. food. houuhold e•penM!s, to repl-aalllrwa JOI.I speont or :al'lytllln1 •l••· Tnis 11. enllrely up \0 you.
10. May I •pply If I 1m over 65?
Ve._ you may. Fcl~I el'ly :air• art welcom• lo apply-UI-II Mii
1111• IPm!tl Member• 65 or ovw •r• paid $)0.00 a ~ • .,, M•dlt:t r• b•n1ht1,
11. Cen I col~ from Presldenllal IM!tt If I uny otMr ltwww1tW
Of ,Ol/11•. Th i• Plan wl!I pay ycu ht fldditlon to wtlatt'll• )'OU may rectiV• from p0llcie1. wolh l f'Y olh•r companlea lnd'*"C M1dlt1rt for folks over 65.
12. Why 11o I need this l"Nlld9rTtl1I 1'11n In additiOrl to "'1 otNr
ho1plt1l 1nd he11!h lnsuranc•7 Willie hCJP•lal tOlll h111e doubltd In recent Y••rS, VIII')' few Ptlfl• pie n1v1 doubled thtlr l1'15Yrance. The cnarice• art on• In"""'" t111t you Woll netd monty to 11ke ca1r; ol ,.11 your othtr ••pens••· :a• welt •• ycl!r hc•pital bills. 'l'o11r Prtildenti:al cht<:U 1r1 rushed to you by alt m1il to u~1 '"'you 1e1 111.
13, Whit benefits do my 1ll1ible, d1pa1>dent children pt?
Ir yoll chDOse a ftmlly Type Pl~n. yollr do pendent 11lglbl• cfl!l-
(l••f'. lge J mcnth1 to under J'} )ears. would recalve 50~ of ell th1 cash b•n•fits ol lh1 f'11n (oth1r lh•n W1lv1r of f'r1mlllfn},
14. May I •def Ml.Ire d1pendent children to sny Polley aftar It r. In force? Ye1. 1nd11d, If you hive th1 FAMILY PLAN WITH MATtRNITY. Juat notlly us when tt11y •r• J month• old •nd they wlU b• oov-ered without evldenee of ln1ur1blllty and without •nt •ddillonal eh1r11.
l B. Wlll my protect:l1111 be cancened becauN I htva too m&TTYd"""' No, dtfll'lllely nott f'r11lderrtl1t 1u1ranl1•1 never to cancel )OUf' protecllon llecauae )'QU h1v• loo mal'ly cl1!m1 or because of ado v1n<:ed 111. W• :also eu1rente1 n1ver to r1fu1• to r1n1w youf" POiicy uni••• th• pr•mlum 11 nat paid befor1 lh• •nd of tl'>e SI•
ddy '""' period, or Ynle1s ren1w1I la dKlln9d Oh I ll pgllc;lee ol thl1 type In )'!Xlr en11 .. 1t•l1.
ts. Wiii m7 mn be rllMd •• r rrow oldar tf I tt ..... too "*" cl1lm1
No m11tt r how m•ny cl1I'"' you havt. or ,.l•rtf'I••• of htM ""'•
lCLI kl•P your Polley, your •t it will rem1•n 111e ~amt 11 It w11 or your 111 whtn you applied. Pre~idel'ltlal eua11nlff'J ,..,..,, te adju1t th!1 rat& .,nJe11 th• rates 1r• adj111ted on all pollci6' of th11. type In your •ntlr• st1t1.
17. Wh1t l1 not coverwd by thl1 Policy?
The cnt1 conditlons ngt covert d ar1 thase caused by: l'llnlal dl1.
orders; hrto~lca11t1 •"d n•rtohct; expen1e1 ••suU1n1 ''°"' 1111 s1ckn111 or ll'ljUrY you hid belcre !he Pohcy Ell•clil/11 Oat• (du,..
Ing th• flrst 2 yaa r1 cnly); •ct nl w••; wile•• c••e I• In • U.S. Gov1rnmtnt ho1ol!1I. [V[llYTHING £.LSE: IS COVER(o-..lnelud· Ing pr1g111ncy when bath h'll•b~nd and wll• hav• bee1> enrolled In tht fAMILY" PLAN WITH MATERNITY for lhe •nlire pertod flt pr.1n1ncy.
lL Whit ire tM rwqultamtntl to enroll In ona of ttMsa PteakSlrttW
P\an11
YcLI must n.,, h1v• been relustd 1ny h111!f\, ho1pl11I or 1119 ln1u,.nc1; ind, IO qu1!lly durina ti-;~ Enrollment Ptrlod, you mu •t '"roll ti.for• mldnieht of th• dale ..nown In the Cl!rolJ.. m•rrl rorm.
19. Why 11 thi1 offer~ tor • l!mlted time 0111y1
8ec1u11. by tnrolllnc 1 111111 number of l)tlnp!e •I the 1a111• ti me. tmdt""(rltlnir, prcc~51Jn1 111d IXllle'y l1su1nc1 cost• c•n be kept It 1 m1nlmum-:al'ld we t.an p111 tiles• 1avl1111 on to )'OU.
20. Buldes th& 11111inp, •r. thlre other Hv•ntaps to Jolritnc
~1 durlnt: th!I !nrvllmenl "9rlodP
Ye1. lhtr• c•rt111iry •rt . A v1ry lmpartant on• I• that you do nnt httd to complell a lenalhy, detailed 10pp!lc1tlon-iust yovr bri1t forifi In lhi ldWer left h•nd cornf!• of this 031a. Also, durll'll !Ill• £11rollm1nt P•rtcd Tll•re •rw no othflr '~qul r1m•nU tw •lllJlbllll'Y
-nd no "w11...-r10" "' .. 11rictlv1 •ndorsem•ntll een be put on your P'o llcyt .
%1. Cen otlW Nmtiersd my famlly taka ad .... nu .. .t Ifft lfllldll -· Y••· 11 lo11a •• th9)' un m11t th• l•w requtr1man1:1 llMl4 ~ Qu1•Ucn 18. ·
22. How do I Ill tt. Piollcy tor •••mln1t1on with MmlfJ 19dl Guarant111
Ju11 11!1 olll )'OUt brl1f [nroUmtnt form 1111d mtll It with )'Ollr fl,.. month"• ptemium to Thi Pr111d1nli11 Lll1 lnsur1nc1 Com pent of Amerlci, 11401 Rooa...,tlt Blvd., J>ttlladelphl1, Pa. 19154,
PlAN 11-PAMllY PLAN WITH MAmNITTr
This Plan is for the family that la still rrcwinr. To tbe total-«
the monthly premium for the adult.a ta bo lnf!ured, jolt. add. SL
This en ti lies you to all mab!rnity benefit.s. It al&a eantn all J'(nll'
unmarried, dependent childnn bet9'een the a(l:9 ot S tnGath•
And 19 yeRrll ""'ho live Rt. home. Future dependent chlldrea will
be r.overed when they reach 8 montba of age and without aar
addiLional eha.rgo, ·
PlAN 111-PAMllT PUN WITHOUT MATDHtrr1
This Plan i1 foT the l Amily lhet la no lonl;'Cr growhi«. To U.
total of the monthly premium for the adult.a t.Q be inaured. ja ..
add $3. With exception of children Y!'t to" be hom, PLAN llt
eonta all your tlftutarriedt dependent cliildna bittWflC the a11
of 3 JD1>nth1 and 19 years wno ltTe 1t home.
Act now -1'later'' mcry It• too roter
TIME IS PRECIOUS! Act.qulcklyl (No 1alt:N11.anwiJlcall.) CW
your Enrollment. Form Into t.he mail Codo11 ....tth 7011r ftl"'lt:
month'• premium according tot.he Plan you choo~. Remnibll".
rou mu&t be completely 1atl11f\ed or your money will be nfund~
B11t you must act right 110111'. Because, etnc:e you auft'er an 11oe&.
Mnt. or 1ickne11.s, jt'a TOO LATE lo buy prot«tlon at eJt)I eoet.
That'• why ..,,., urgt JOU Lo act today-be/or• anJ\hiQs unqi. _ ..........
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IU8IA PAIK TA M«X>. &n.aD
CANOCM PAIK S40o066I
CXlMPTON .. 6.2511, .. s.5761
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SUNDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1969
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OUNW1 at AllM. a ~1 awm 6174100
Dramatize with
PERMA-PREST®
Damasks and Save
"Petit Plume'' rayon and cotton drap·
eries in an elegant jacquard weave
have an insulating acrylic foam back-
ing to keep you warmer in winter. Just
machine wash and tumble dry this
PERMA-PREST' drapery. In white, avo-
cado, sand or gold color.
50x54 in., Re1ular $9.98.
75x54 in., Re1ular $16.98
tOOx54 in., Re1ul1r $21.98.
75x84 in., Regular $19.98 ..
1 OOx84 in., Regular $25.98.
125x84 in., Regular $31.98
150x84-in., Regular $38.98 ..
7.97
13.9 7
17.97
16.97
21.97
26.97
.32.97
50x84 in. 8 9 7
Regular $1 0.98
Save on "Jewel" Sheer Panels
Dacron• Polyester ninon panels make per-
fect underdrapenes Choose from white,
moss, whea t, blue. or gold color Wide widths
are available 1n whi te only.
40x81 in., Regular $2.79
Othe1 su e-; 11/so on sate
in widths up 10 '252 in
197
"Regency" Decorator Traverse Rod s
Sears Royal Family traverse rod of steel
has fluted rod and plastic finials Antiqued
brass-with-black rubbed finish 79 7
30 to 50 In., Reaular $9.9 "
-Regency" rods that extend to
longer lengths also on salo
HW.YWOCD HO NNl ~ • t4211. a Wiil
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SAVE 28%
WARM, WILD SHAG IN
27 HOT AND COLD COLORS
Shagmoor's the carpet we show women
who are demanding about color. Because
it doesn't come in here or there colors.
Each fiber of the polyester pile has what
we call "color vibrancy"-a deep down
beauty which makes bright colors really
vivid and pale colors positively luscious! It
shows off tweeds as irresistibly as solids.
Cool tones as impressively as warm tones.
And the pile has crush resistance usually
found only at a higher price. See Shag-
moor on sale. And color your rooms some-
thing special. Only 17 colors shown ...
Come in and see all 27 choices.
Reeular $13.99 9 99
sq. yd.
SAVE 25%
SEARS ZINGY NEW SHAG RUG HAS FRINGE!
A wildly dense shag pile fringed in with an edge of composure. It's this
unique mixing of opposites that gives Kismet such an expensive look.
Costly dyeing creates 10 rich color blends. (Each blend combines 4
separate tones!) Because the pile is nylon, it's durable and stain resist-
ant. In oval, round and rectangular sizes. -
Reeular $79.95 6x9-ft. Oval 5 9 88
10 other sizes ... ovals, rounds and rectaneulars ... also on sale
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ELEGANT
WHITE PROVINCIAL
FOR YOUNG ROMANTICS
Exquisite French Provincial style bedroom furniture ...
the dream of girts from six to sixty. Expertly crafted of
solid pine and select cabinet hardwoods and finished
in sparkling white with gold color accents. Each piece is
styled with gent le curves and turnings. Mar-resistant
woodgrained plastic tops assure tasting beauty.
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OPEN STOCK VALUES
vour 5 gas Choice
a. Single Dresser Bue, Regular $69.95
c. 4-Drawer Chest, Re1ular $79.95
d. 2 Night Stands, Sears Low Price
e. Full or Twin Canopy Bed, Regular $79.95
f. Student Desk, Rerular $69.95
Poudre Table (not shown), Regular $69.95
Coordinating Pieces at Sears Low Prices
b. Plate Glass Mirror. . . . . .. $30
g. Hardwood De sk Chair . . . . . . . ..... 29.88
h. $59.95 Full or Twin Panel Bed . . 49.88
$99.95 Double Dresser Base (not shown) 79.88
$39.95 Corner Table (not shown) ... J.4.88
$59.95 Bachelor Chest (not shown). .49.88
72-IN.TRIPLE DRESSER AND MIRROR
IN A MEDITERRANEAN MOOD
SAVE $60.07 139 88
Re1ular $199.95
A study of bold, beautiful lines and master
cabinetry. High-pressure laminated plastic
tops over solid core with roto-engraved
pecan grain finish. Simulated wood carved
plastic overlays, two-way tilt plate glass
mirror.
Matchin1 Commode, Re1ular $39.95 .... 34.1!18
5-Drawer Chest, Re1ular $79.95 ....... 69.88
Queen-Full or Twin Bed, Re1ular $49.95 . 44.88
Kint-Size Headboard, R91ular $49.95 ... 44.88
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Now Save $40 to $50-Elegant
Decorator Sofa and Sofa-Sleepers
23988 23988
a . Re1ular $399 b. Re1utar $279.95 c. Re1utar $279.95
So beautifully detailed they look like custom designs!
All have Serofoam polyurethane cushioning. New high-
fashion colors.
a. 99-in. Crescenl-Shaped Sofa with stain-resistant acetate-cotton
velvet cover. Deep-tufted channel-back styling.
b. 74-in. Spanish Style Sofa Sleeper has quilted rayon-cotton·
acetate Matelasse cover, beautiful molded arm inserts.
c. 69-in. Traditional Sofa Sleeper. Elegant cotton print cover is
custom-quilted on one side of seat, back cushions.
a. Sofa
$349
c. Seta-Steeper
239 ...
SAVE 5 30
Sitting-Sleeping Comfort ...
11-Pc. Floral Print Corner Group
Sears Regular low Price 19988
Includes 2 each: mattresses, box springs. quilted coverlets,
bolsters, bolster cover!., and one walnut-finished plastic-top
table. Seats 6, sleeps 2 ... great for guests!
Recliner Heats and Vibrates
A built-in vibrator to massage you, Recular $129.95
a heater in back to help soothe ach-9 ing muscles! Serofoarn polyurethane 9 8 8
seat cushion, leather-so ft vinyl cover
Modern Recliners
Vinyl cover. tufted
b a cl( Decorator
colors.
Re1ular
$129.95 ggss
Rocks, Heats, Vibrates
The ultimate on com-fort! Easy-care vinyl
cover.
Re1ular
$159.95
b. Sota-SIHper
239 ...
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4 PCE
CONTEM
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.EMPORARY 7, 8, 9-FT. SOFAS AT ONE LOW PRICE-SAVE $60 to $100
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7-Pc. Oval Pecan Pattern
Dinette Sets-Designed
Exclusively for Sears
Reiul.,
$159.95
Table features a lovely inlay de·
sign on pecan walnut woodgrain
plastic top. Comfortable high-back
chairs, embossed vinyl covers.
42x54-in. table extends to 66 in.
with 1 leaf.
'·'"~ ..... 24988 ==~=.to
lteplar $249.95 Demi 19 9 88
1te1ui.r $149.95 Chair 12 9 88
All pieces covered in Vectra 9 olefin
fabrics that resist stains for the life
of the fabfic ... matched plaids on
sofas, box weave tweed on chair. All
have hardwood frames, button-
tufted side panels, Serofoam poly-
urethane cushions.
$111.15 Coclltail Tabla ....... 128.11
$89.15 Cenler Tabla .......... 7LU
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Choose your sofa in a size to suit your
needs and the space available in your
home. All cushions are reversible.
SAVE •40
Splendor of Spain
in an 8-ft. Sofabed
Superb craftsmanship in the popu·
lar Spanish style with luxurious
rayon damask cover. This sofa is
further enhanced with cathedral·
style back cushions and walnut.
f inished hardwood trim. Serofoam
polyurethane cushions are quilted.
1te1ul•r $229.95 Sot• $18988
1te1ui.r $150 Demi $13 Q
Coenlinatin1Tableut Surs Low Prices
Coclltail Table .............. 59.88
Dnlwet Commode ........... 59.88
7-Pc .. Avocado Finish
Dinette Sets Extend for
Big Company Meals
R91ul.,
$139.95 9988
No-mar pecan woodgrain plastic
top, rich avocado painted enamel
finish. Brass-plated handles on
backs of chairs for easy move-
ment. 36x36-in. table extends to
48 in. with 1 leaf.
rel 5
6 PCE
SAVE $5-Luxurious Quilt-Top Innerspring Mattresses
Sensational low price! Medium-firm mattress has 297 coils. Coi ls
in foundation give more support where body weight is concen-
$49.95 Matching Foundation 44~~ .... 44.88
trated.
Re1utar $49.95
SEARS-0-PEDIC FOAM
LATEX OR INNERSPRING
MATTRESSES
SAVE $19.97-Complete
Bunk Bed Outfits
Rugged panel bunk beds
crafted of maple-finished
solid hardwood. Includes
two 3-in. Serofoam poly-
urethane bunkie units.
rails, guard ra il, ladder.
Ae1111ar
$11!US ggaa
Use Sears Easy Payment Plan
SAVE $15 6 4 88
Re1ular $79.95
Each Full or Twin
Two quality constructions ... sc ientifically
des igned to provide you with the firm posture
support you need yet cradle you in luxurious
comfort on puff-quilted rayon damask covers.
Choose the 51h-inch foam latex mattress or
the innerspring mattress with 857 coils in
f ull size and 615 coils in twin size. Gold color
cover on foam; blue cover on innerspring.
Posture-Mate foundations, Regular $79.95 each
Full or twin . . . . . . . 64.88
Save on King-Size and Queen-Size
Sears-0-Pedic Sleep Sets
2-Pc. Queen Set: 60x80-in.
Foam Latex or lnnersprrng
Mattress plu& Foundation
Aecular U29.9S
3-Pc. King Set: 72x84-in
Foam Latex or Innerspring
Millt•"SS plus 2 Foundations
A~ttular iH9.9S
18988
24988
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EASY CARE NO-IRON
PERMA-PRESrSHEETS
NOW SALE PRICED
The great fashion-filled put-ons from Sears ... PERMA-
PREST• muslin or percale sheets make leisure time
a longer time. No-iron cotton and polyester re sist s
wrinkles ... stays smooth, soft and fresh. Just machine
wash, tumble dry and pop them back on your bed. Pre-
shrunk bottom sheets with Elasto-Fit • corners.
a. Flower-Filled "Fantasia"
How does your garden grow? On a flower-
filled stay-smooth bed of muslin.
Re1u1u $4.69 Full, Flit or Fitted ..... 3.99
P1ir of Pillowcases ................ 2.59
b. Beautiful Solid Color Pastels
Fashionably bright pastel percale just
right for your mood and your decor.
Rerul•r $5.19 Full, Flat or FittH ..... 4.77
P1ir of Pillowcases ........... '. .... 2. 97
c. Contemporary .. Kismet" Stripes
Excitingly different ... Sears bold and
eye-catching striped percale sheets.
Re1u1ar $5.99 full, flat or fitted ..... 5.57
Pair of PillOWCIMll . . . . . . . ........ 3.47
299
Re•ular SJ.at Twin
Plat or l'itted
311
1te1ular SA.1 t Twin
Flat er l'itted
457
Re1ui.r $4.H Twin
l'lat or Fitted
d. Delicate Flowers Bloom
in a "French Bouquet~·
Re1ular $5.4t TWin 4 87
Flat or Fitted
Percale blossoms nightly
with springtime freshness
and petal smoothness.
Rerular $6.41 Full, flat
or Fitted ............. 5.87
Pair of Pillowc1111 ..... 3.67 ·-
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IMPORTED IRONSTONE
TAKES TO ANY TABLE
AT TIMELY SAVINGS
All the charm and durability that is synonymous
with Ironstone has gone into these Sears exclusive
patterns from England and Japan. All are detergent
and craze re sistant, chip and crack resistant, too.
a. White Mi5t-the simple elegance and
versatility of solid white with embossed
roccoco border. Traditional English
shape makes 1t a particular favorite.
1888
45-pc. set. Ae1ul1r $26.911
b. Yorkshire charming countryside scene
in earthy tones on white. 45-pc. set.
c. Blue Bonnet-blue onion design and
wreath pattern on white. 45-pe. sel.
Your Choice
d. Aurora-brown toned textured shoulder
with golden yellow center. 47-pc. set. Aecul1r $32.911
and $37.911 e. Emerald Isle-emerald green and blue
ribbon decoration on white. 54-pc. set.
45-pc. set s for 8: 8 each of cups, saucers, salad, soup, and
dinner plate!.. 2-pc. sugar, creamer, platter, vegetable.
47-pe. sets· same as above plus 2-pe. coffee pot. 54-pc. sets:
same as above plus 2-pc. butter, 3·pc. gravy, salt and pepper
ROLL OUT THE SNACK TABLES
Parquet desianina on
23xl 5-in. metal trays
Set of 4 trays on
brass plated rack.
Ae1ul1r $21 .N 14.88
Floral decoration on
4-tray set with brass
plated rack. 23x 15-in.
vinyl-c lad trays.
Aecul•r $17.98111 .88
Single snack table.
Patterned or wood-
grain finished metal
tray. 18xl5 in.
Low S.1• Price 68c
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