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.{:lanty Protest Proinpted
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By . Perturbed ·Pretties . . WEDNESDAY >.rnRNOON, -:io Lr .1s, )910
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. '.Fairest· at Fair ..
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JUl 'Shelf'lft, ·22 Seai ll~ch receives-congratulliijlll!s from runners-
up 'Sue ·~ 20 'l'UlllnJ.Ueft), and )letb McFerra/>, J8, OJ;ango,'upon
beini :Crown;n, l'Mi~S· Prange County Fair." Jill~, S'&:' -.nd 34-22-34. wa~11el~e<I T~dijl nigh~ to reign over . 1970 !air currenUy under ~~·~I' county li!airgrounds in Costa 'Mesa.
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Talk Shop
Conrad, Bean
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By' RUDI NIEDZIELSKI
ot ltle C.ll'f' ,-1i.1 l ltff
Apollo U astronauls Alan Bean and
Oiarles ~Pete" C.Onrad made a brief
atop lb unlington Beach Tuesday to talk
shop wiO. four crewmen doing a 90-<fay
stint in1 a , simulated apace station at
McDonriell Douglas.
' Spea~g \to the men via television
and in,ercoin , the two lunar e~klrers
asked them 1about Uvlng conditions inside
the to-toot double walled test chamlxr.
"How's tlle water?" quipped Bean,
know~g that the four graduate students
~ atetj reclaimed from urine and
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Early morning coastal fog
shouldn'~ discourage would-be
be1ch'g'oar11, since the sup·wlll be
1hiolng through. Temperatures
are expected to remain In the
mid 80s. with tl:je low clouds
and fog.returning in the evening
hours.
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1~treR(d btat Valiant In tht
.A.mericd's Cup trial! but might
just lost the race after all Th.t
Valiant rhoi.:lted the prott1t flag
at the tttd of the race. See 1tort1
Page 25.
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perspiration. "Does il tasle flat~"
Jon G. Hall, 25, who with his
crewmales just began their 32nd day
inside the space capsu.Jc, answered that
the first batches were not too good,
but that the quality had improved.
J{all and Stephen Dennis, Wilson Won.I{
and Terry Donlon are scheduled to spend
three months inside the chamber. They
are testing life-support systems for
future space flight.I. These include water
and oxygen recovery systems.
The aslronauta, who had come lo the
Huntington Beach space flnn for a br)ef.
Ing on Skylab, an orbiting workshop
to be launched nm year, 1110 wanted
to know alx>ut the food.
"It's great," answered Hall, who has
been dinirw: on sumptuous freeze.dried
lobster. steak, ahrimp, chicken, ham and
other delicacies.
Conrad and Bean, who also know what
lfs· like to be cooped up .after Spending
days in the , lunar quaranUne trailer,
gave the impression their meriti wasn't
... good.
"The worst flme we had was those
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Tax co'mmittee Kills
Priv te School Bill
SACRAMENTO (UPI) -A measure
granting an income tax deductkl n for
parents sending their chik!ren to private
schools is dead for the eurmit legislative
session.
The Assembly Revenue and Taxation
Committee Tuesday defeated the bill
sponsored by Assemblyman John Brigs
(R-l'Ullerton) who aaid It w o·u Id en-
courage pm:nt.s to keep thelr chlk!ren
in private schoo)s. Br:lgp told the com--
mittee that many private school students
were tr~n.Cerring to public lnftllullon11
and were adding an ut.ra 1100 million
a year to· state educaUon <:ON.
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'Cannibal'
Kill Told
In Montana
Grim homicide investigators today
refused to draw any link between a
devil worshiper who has confessed a
canniba l killing in Montana and ~he
dismembermenl murder of a Mission
Viejo schoolteacher in Oran~ County.
A pair of suspects in the northweru:rn
butcher slaying of a ZZ-year-<1ld social
worker whose corpse was recovered at
a Yellowstone River campsite were ar-
m;tr.d Monday. Stanley Baker 2!, of Storey, Wyo.,
and Harry str00p, 20, of Sh,ridan,
Wyo., were taken into custody walking
aklng Naciemienlo ~ad alW' a hit-and·
run acc ident on Highway 1 about 20
miles south ol Big Sur. ·
The long-haired. bearded Baker -who
had bones in hls pocket -suddenly
blurted out a gruesome story to
California Highway Patrol Officer Randy
Newton.
"l have a problem," he said . ''I am
a canoibal." •
Subsequent investigation revealed the
car· the · pair were driving was registered
to James M. Schlosser. the missing Mon-
tana social worker whose body was
recovered from the river.
Baker, who said he belongs to a satanic
cult, was formally charged with murder
along by auttw?rilies in H.elena, Mont.,
with his traveling companion. whom he
tried to defend by' aaying be alone killed
Schlosser.
Coroner'• deputies said the victim was
too big ror one man to butcher alone.
'l'be CHP officer said bone• foo\ld
in Baker'• pocket are reportedly finger
joints 1nc:1 the suspect claimed to have
e1ten the flesh from them.
Baker also claimed Sch'°91er, who had
picked him up hitchhiking. was •hot
and then carved ~nto 1ix , pieces, alter
v;hich he ate the stlU-warm heart.
Sheriff Don Guintonl. ol .Park County,
Mont. said a site has betn found four
(Set CANNIBAL, Pap II
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Entertainers March 01i Sacramento
SACRA.MENTO.CUP!) -The receptiqn
desk at the state liquor control office
looked like a lingerie count.er. ·
A atack o( multicolored lace panties
and bras was dumped there Tuesday
by four bosomy entert.Jiners.
The underthings,· natur.ally, were not
gifts but .symbols of protest. . .
The girls, from topless-bottomless
clubs In San Frimcisco''s, North Bea~h
Skin. JI.rip, were trying to show their
displeasure and utter amazement over
new regulations covering the exPose<t.
AIU;iou.gh they smiled cOnstantly for
the IOOfe of newsmen and cameramen,
they sald they were dead aeriQ4S about
their anger.
The larget of lheir ire was ex-FBI
agent Edward J. ·Kirby, director of the
State Alcoholic Beverage Contrpl depart·
ment, wh~ ruled last week that
waltreiSes had to . we·ar at least pasties
and panlies while the enterta'lners bad
to don ,at least a fig leaf. .
The girls, none of whoni 'were au
natureJo Chose the lunch. hour 'to launCh
their protest demonstration tn ·the tOO..
degree plus aun outside 'the ABC offices.
Each girl carried a poster. with pant~s
[<eked lo It.
Some 150 ' state employ es gathered to
watch the girls march In pre.:ision. Sonie
female clerks demurely poked their
heads from the windows to get a glimpse
ol the. a,ttraclion.
The girlJ then Invaded K~l5y'1 fourlh-fioor olfiets. ' ·
Al first, the glrl! and the large group
ol followers got lost ~ wouni:I up in
the wrong hallway. FlntJ.ly, after retrac-
Jet Crash Probed
OO'l'AWA !UPI) -'l'be Air C.nada-
Da jet crash which kiUed lot July
5 begaa· when "ground spoilers" which
brake an aircraft and rob it of lift
were app]led prematurely, uPulling the
rui out from under" the plane, the
Dep8.rtme'nt or Transport &aid ·Tue.!day
hl&J!l.
Ing lljelc ilep.'!, they mad• U lo lhe
· reception desk.
TPen theY. unlOaded ~ ·apparel they
said should be baMed from their clube.
They demanded to· sec •Kirby. ·
Tile receptionist, Miss . Doris Dodge,
blushed · then made .a hurried telephone
call.
"Mr. Kirby ls lied up in conference
·and can't .see ·you," she said,
Undaunted by the rebufl, ··the girls
then held a news conference during which
they extolled Ule merits qi their 11t.
· They clahned It waa u moral as ·apPle
pie · and motherhood. , . .
"We don't want to hide our feminJnlty
In ·the .bedroom," cooed.. •Mi.v J .. J.
Kreuger, 23, clad in an open vest aod
skin-light, ankle-len&lh black "\Un panls.
"I'd like lo uk Mr. Kirby U hf,'d
like to wear these lhinp:," said Lolita
Rios, alao 23, weartna 1 flowery ·mtcrO-
mini skirt fnd halter ..
40~year : Hies
. D°ul(lbW' Man
SACRAMENTO (UPI). -When
Cart ,Cl&Yitml has one of hJs hic-
cuping apells, 'he says he baa trOU:.
ble holding jobs because cuatomera
and employers flaure h~ Is druRk. ·
Claw9G1J1 57, ha1 been hiccuping ·
oft and on for 40 years. ,
A superior court jury decided •
this week that because of lhi1
be ~ totally disabled and should
not be made to work •. After a
six-day trial, a jury ordered lhe •
Firemaa'1 Fund lnlurance ,CIJ. to
pay him 1537 )>er moolb 'tllssbillty
· piylil<!nls unul be Is es and 11.,
pay '9,116 In back paymenta.
Clawaon did not hlccu·p onct: dur·
Ing the trial, but l!o tallHed' lhat
hi• hlccup1 come and to ar any ·
hour of the d1y ond night.
iomelimes,.he Aid, lhey• lut for
houri, or eYen d1y1.
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Bad Checks
. By JOHN VA/-TERZA
. . Of "" DellY ftlllt lltff
A telf·~Yled expert on bankl!lC m1t-
ters, who authorities allege 1tarted an ·
International forger.y · operation , b 'i
floating $35,000 worth ol "°"" poper In Sin Clemente, is In· c.u.stody today
after'llis 1-e:entry into the' United Stat.a.
The suspect, Darrell Graff Halen, 44,
who was 9riginally from Utah, wu pick ..
ed u pby authoriUe1 at Los Angeles
lnlernatlooal Airport Ille Monday nighl
as he re-entered .the country from Colla ~. lfafen · wu accompanied by bla
wife and four Children. 1
Police as'sert they have bHn lracldng
Halen for . lhe pa.t ·three months in
a criss-cross ol. lw:O hemilpberea alter
a first lncidenl of ,Jlleled rubber cheeks
Jn San Clemente • · 1 '
• Federal agenli · and I San · Clemelte
detecti•e Leonard Goodwin said tftey
traced. the su~'• 'movMntnts tn to
bops lo m111y 'f~ countries. lllfen
was arraigned Tuesday on fcqery
charges and held In Los Angele. in
lieu of ·pz,ooo liall:, · 1 <l(ficers claim thOy lelzed hundreds
of checb from ,dolem .ol bonQ Jn the
U.S. and abroad In Haferi's luuaa:e
Help in the caee was also credited tO
Interpol in Switzerland.
'l'be discovery ,of ·lhe bundredl ol
allegedly worthlea""dteclc:s ~ l!m'le made
out • fbr II' much II' ·'20,0I» ·-1 will
become a coloaal inieh.otional blnl!,lng 1 be~acbe.1 officer• said. 1 •
''It'll tqe :weeks for all . tbe bub ln ,E11r9Po, lbe United Stale1 l1ld Lal">
America lo llr~l<ti ool lhe 'n\es.!," 1Goodwid said. • ' '
'1'110 alleitil trek by the oollep
gradUate who tXtkls1 a demt In banldrif
sklila lf'd lnlernltional finance, •l<rled
last May' 4 1t 'llie, Bink bf America
In ~ Ckn)ente, ~In char1ed .
Lail May 4. GoodWlh clllml Milon
calbed I cbeclt . for "°'~l lhe 19c11 but, then allegedly 11\llffieil lhe !1111111
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llM ---blto ....iern Eurol>e. flyiq fllSI .. Londoo, -to Po. llnally wlndlnt' up 1n Swltierland.
The trail wonned up In that neutral
. Olllllil7 . whole ..-. lodultry Is
,_, and lnt.rpol -the European
· ~ oetwork -pl<ked up lhe trail
--"He ~ied to daim '5,CXX> f« aome
, uoertedly loot travelers dlecka In
~." U,. detective Aid, -'and
...... tho .-u...1n tbat coun-try,•
1lllh ... trail -Inc lncreMlngly
IJOI, --new boc:k to Coota • J¥o!L • ~ ~lop <lo Gua~ t .• -= qal!i, r...-·lo Los-
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. sr~ua JI. 1; ·~ slapping htr Oii lhe bac;k. . . . • ~ - -van . "Stie i!iJibt --..,..,;· ~ ~ ~ al~ desplle Butch Walller. ·
an Sumet.. ~ ~ ll&opover • "I came through Uree """ a10 ... · ualeycHlt Jacquie DouilM;~~ Ian Fran· ' ~ ipln lodlJ, • ..,Y rldler a motorcycle -~Ith two -Is -
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_ he aid. ''Baby, with one wheel you'rl
'1I'm pins Jo make redy aood tlme," ln trouble:''
predicts Mia Douala•, who left Tue!day 'I ,_c _. at I a.m. lor the --joqrney. ' = great -e1,.,... !be' my -
''It oq}y took me aa hour and a , -I hit it on a TO(:k really t.rd a
• hall to ,. to lllllliDllan Beadi," said coui>le of lllOllths aco," said J acquit,
.,. -~ ..., ,.._ the who picRd up m A<e bandage In SeOi
nlCbl will -lo 8'11 -Beach. JllCl!ule, of 1111 Rlvenldl Place, c.aa ''Bui I'm golog to make k for ""
llooa. maile the nm Jer of the trip ti I keep meeting -le like this,"
la ball 1111 time a apictod,. bul her Ille added.
lome preCeded her to 'l'lrt'1, via Ille "I did a lot of nice riding today,
dally paper. f I even found a penny in Newport.
A lookout bad been pootod. A 'rigbt--00' pemy, I'm piing to lr""IJ
it lor good luck. ..
'"llleJ -me to cee In ·for a '"Ille only thine -· this far.out cldot ud I said I _, r<all)' want b.ellcopter kept Dying over me wbi1e
cme," • uplalned, bar • pourjd pac1c 1 was riding through Huntingtm -r
aaglng aplmt • pJJlar ~ ber UD!cycle ahe said, Ull8ware that lawmen -
ported in tho ladiel' ~ · 1 ~ pPicious Jienom from aloft.
,__=-"'"Bui,,, .tbra._e: u)'bc:ilr 9M .:Wf.1-and --Miss Douglu, who plans to wHte about
I dldD't hrf• mud> dlokio.7 her e...........:..., drew nioln_tnan_a'ifw .. _-<to,._ !aMul,~ 1bt ...,.;""&;;'';,,,nous motorlsta along
8lldod. ........ tluil ... Ilia lound Pacific Coast Hilbway, btr bMlc: route
I ,.,.. ol ........ · '1 for the Giration.. Ai Hafen and the famlly dlsembar~ed train' 1a •Pan \Amen~~ Worli:f Alrways jetJinel-, FBI qenb served a wamuit
cbargJnc unlawful lllgbt to avoid pro-
secuUon fir forgery.
' ' ' " ' DAIL_Y l!',OT ...... WO,_ ldllMllr ASTRONAUTS BEAN (LEFT), CONRAD <'TALK TO THE ANIMALS"AT·McDONNELL DOUGLAS
In Huntington Beach, A Chat With Four 'Guinea Pigs' But No ComJrMnt on Chet Hwttley
Tbe '*-'al llp& .c;111 nevp 5btpla!lned1ocleportSealBead111bout had )t u pd at'lblo ·luaell' or-the 1 a.m. 00 ille leCOlld day of.,. naorly ~ --fntofttlly at Turk'•· 50kllle trip, which may r<quir< ...,.
''llloJ 1111-If I liab H to S.o bltdMrlklq in heavily traveled -.
Jl'?l8dsco 1e call b!p eoBect and they'll Jacquie aJao cwfie11e1 tt.t lhe ~
talre • a ~ lo pay my 'W•Y her ..... bee to iOme walklntr -ru.doy,
borne," ..,. Jacquie. who cam.. only adclng bt her pock. heavier by lbe
llOand apeded to blld>l>tle bock. mile, contributed to llte dedlioa.
She WU allo trutld to a tall cool
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Court In Los Angelel Tnelday • Judi•
-bail .. 11.000 ... tbat dlarge,
and San Clemento poUce lmmediatdy
aougl)t -with ._ -charge1 <i
forgery with bail aet at '31,000.
Neither Hafen'I wUe, nor their four
cbiklrm were held In coonection wUb
tlie c-.
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live days In theMQF (Mobile Qaarantlne
Fldllty). We bad better food in our
aplCeCtlft than in • the MQJ!' •" Conrad
said.
Health Unit Checks one and an International -di. the
hwse opectalty, plQI nielvia( a com-
memoraUte T..tmt. Lawyer Battle
Bring_s Delay
In Slocum Case
11.Wben we got Into tbe )UIPlf,"
Goodwin said, "we hit tbe jackpot."
O>ecks from doRm d. baab all OYer
lhe world spilled oot. 'Jbe astronaut.a were abo-iDtere.ted
In what the men did for entertainment
when they were not busy monHoring
equipment or oleeping.
Harbor for Pollution
"Aoyt>ody wllo can ride that thing
-.... belp," .... Dmril lfandy.
"h'1 aood people," 11¥1 Beaver Allen,
Some already bad been made out f,.
li.000 a · more willl a dJockwrttinC m.rtilne, 'Jb!7 were readf lo cub, the __ _. ... sPeak!Di for the lour, Hall said they By THOMAS FOlmJNE
wat.cbed a kit d commercial televllion, • "' D111r .., ...., " · uHe told tu ht raJ) Into problems
:1wttb hlllD In utab • few months befme
Ille ..... and decided to ...... with
'read toOoks, liate1Jed to FM radio and lnteosiV. testlDg ·of ·NeWpbrt ' Harllor
played the hannonlca and recorder. mW quaUtj, Jndudlng chemic a I
· tbenl. "'-Goodwfn related. "He told us "It's too bad they .can't lit•• you analysl! for f~. PoStll'ldel and
,.... G to enjoy that In tbtre,• oald diitergenls, la belag conducl<d by the • rtbe -were C01111J11r1nc aplnst his Uve11hood. • .COm:ad, hintlpg t11ai welghtleSSl)eu would Orange County Heal\b De~
add anotbtr dlm.,...lon to the .. pei lntenL Waler oamples from 15 locations • ..,.".'fla.i n . hive dor.em d blob here
and bl'Oid that want to file .dlarges. ,.,It's litfl. a different wOrkl. It'• •· throoghout the Loftr aftd Upper 'Bay
different paspective when your gear have been taken mornings and af. ' We .un don't blOlf how many were
involved." is upside down." ternoons, ~ sometimes also before Wilt\ •-quiet goodbye, the a!ltronauts sunrise, fa ~·last two week.s. Intensive
ended tholr fM.mlnute dialogue and left sampUng'Wa """"1uded today, but week.
Fret11 P ... e 1 '• ' the test.ar'* ..,,, a croW1j of newsmen ly ,samp!IDi Wtl1 coltlnue through Sep-.,. ,)lad the ~lly to qols·-1aboll •-~. -
CANNIBA · · ' • Cllot ~r-.ient. ;;-•., -... # 1 , , ; 'i'lle ~·of tlltl on the water
: ~ • • t, ~-$>'. ' '"' ' ' • { • ' • ' ~ '11111 Jail ~ much polluti<Ot .. ilir ~~ ~ lliii(-11'1Q the bari>or. It lo tA~_-:_beenE~-eed'~ .· ,~ ~~D. T-.: • ~·~~..:~:a,~: 1111 .....-~ ·~ ~= ·~ !·"$ ~ ' Robert.l!loae.direclorofenvironmental
blood, ~. *" an De'.ii and ge eVlCe aacounty, polnl! out It Is lxme lntJnenta there tn · • · . • study of the harbor
1 .,_ whld> ~ ~ty ~.,., ;I S . h · heavy rain runoffs o!
lo tbe NCent Orl!lilo Ooonty-. .II. . Jlb' e(U Ore lilt ..... llJt aut <i Santiago Cr<*
lo tbe Mlal ... ~jo _., ,.ilimlctde , e . and !hi, 11\!D>l Flood Control Channel
tnv.otllaton .,_ -'tllnelt olx •11w_.AµIM~ , 1 , ~lntotheU-Bay. •o-1o armle( Jn ~'!\lb ~ · ·"' -..w• . ' Hi oilil the lesl! Iii' fertilizer, peallclde
aavace, salanlc lllQl\hr of Mii. ~"· I . !Oo~ Dke a giant cbWy bomb and delergent runllfl lnlo the harbor
Brown, 31, abov& poallMtr c•nDihlllm1 di!gllised aa a chunk ol kelp when Brian are being done ·f~,tbe first time anCI
being Involved. , , · • Carter Jr., ,, Ind blli br<ttbtr~ hencelortll wllt·be part of the co•Unulng
Mrs. Brown ~. ai.JJ!qted, .~ .:. 7, found the strange looklng'ilevice that lesUng program.
,._tadly and like to a -atle w"*'t ashore July 4 at !Jttle Harbor Bacterial anatysl.-of the harb<r water
in the Oeftled Nltional 'Jl'Welt white on Catalina Island. Is taken once a rDOll&h through the winter
her beut and Janes were rdDiiftd 'and 'I1Je boys were cruising with their and once a week from May through
one arm oevered.' : parent., Mr .. and Mn. Brian carter· September. ll>e county Health Depart.
Sheriff's IA. R1diard Drake ,laid Tues-in their sSoop BraYO when they ment, under lltat.e law, ii responsible
.,. tblt DOile of b ~ perSOOi arrested di.9covered t.he Inbicately wired oddment.
ln ""'"""'ion wltb the savage muUlaUon Handling it with extreme care the llillJnc will dl!cm tbt precise detaib Carten brought the device home' and
of Ille butchery llielf. submill<d It to the Harbor Departme!Jt
Stephen C. HuM; :JO, the alleged leader for ldeotlllcalion
of the looae-lnit .,..me band, bu told But 'in« 11 ~ found outside Harbor
.-., pail-~ her body were Department juri.diction the Carters.
taerlflced to Satan, while detectives bave 4732 Cortland Drive, Newport Beach,
not totally ruled out a cannibalism angle. were urged to show tt to the Coast
Sheetff's Sgt. Ben Onndaboun!, of lhe Guard
bomlclde detail, reftlled today to com-Coast Guard officers llhook their col·
ment at all on the comparison between led1ve heads ·
the Brown murder and the Montana "lt looks ·dangerous." they opined, ~:r're ~J~ <i that case," be said. '!betler tak~ It to the demOllUon experts
0 But I can't comment on lL After at El Toro. " ,
what we've aeen lately, 1 don't want The ~rs called El Toro. We cant to mate any atatemert." ll'L'!l)eCt 1t without aulhorlutlon from the Newport PoUce Department," they were
told. "But don't shake H.11
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A Newport police officer examined
the mysttrious object and called El
Toro. '
"Bring K oot here." said the El Toro
experts, ubut don 't Wke tt."
"I'm Ot> my Wl:!J," said the Newport
ofticer, 11but if I don't tnake it you'U
know what happened."
Nothing happened.
The experts at El Toro s11eed the
ttling up, disconnteted the · wires and'
1mt>ected everything carefully.
~'No, we don~ know what it ls." WU
the El Toro verdkt, "but It la hannlesa."
So the Carter boys are beck in
possession of their July C 10uvenlr. They
also have a few unanswered questions :
What is it?
Where did It come from?
Is It one of "theirs" or me of 14ours"t
Nesting Areas Reveal
Increase in .Fowl
WASHINGTO!I (UPI) -'l11e Interior
IJeportment reports that aerial surve)I>
in Clnadlan and U.S. °'"liq ll'<al
mu) the hl&lita PopUiatloaa ol llftedlnl
aee nterfowl tn recent yean. '
"llMdil( Mallards and Pintails to-
creased about :Ill ind 211 per«nt ttspee-
Uvely Willi llalJards II lbetr hlghell
level since Jiit ad Plntalls the hJihttl .
s1l1C't ltlO," a 1potennao aald. The
dtportmeot cmllled the lncruoe lo
breedmg l1'fU tn Alulal, tho N-11
TfJ'fitories and Nonhern S.1katc:btWan
'ml Manltotil.
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Cellmate Death
Decision Now
Before Jurors
An Orange County :SUper10r Court jury
Is today locked in deliberations that
could bring -for the third tlme -
a death sentence to Joeepb Bernard
Morse.
Judge Byron K. McMillan sent the
panel off In the jury room this m«nlng
an.r presiding over lnotiuctlons which
ended t b e slx·weel: trial of the Cbu1a
Vista man. The rt-nm of the penalty
phase of his earlier San DI.ego County
U1al was &ent to Santa Ana when Mont's
lawyer pleaded t b a t bis client could
not 1et a fair trial in his home county.
Mone, 26, drew the death penalty
fur the alaylng oo Aug. 14, 1914, <i
collmale 'l'llomu Taddd In the San
Diego County jail
Jailers found Taddei 1trangled with a
braided mattress cover and pieced
together a story of death that began
w i t h a quarrel between the two men
over a game of dominoes.
Morse was in jail at the time awaiting
eentenclng for the killings <i his mother
and crippled sl&ter.
He bludgeoned them to death at the
family's Chula Vista bo!ne oo Sept. I,
11111 and In tum d,.,. the death penalty
lrom • San Diet!• County S.perlOr Court
j\11)'. '
'lbat declslon WU ovtrfumed by the
California Slrpmne Court and Mor.e
w11 later found guilty of aecood degfte
murder In the killinp <i Mrs. Hope
Morse. 51, and Jenoifer Mone, U. after
-11 new trial.
Defenoe attorney Ftank·Eddells asked
tbt jury Tllesday. 'to commit Mone to
a maxlmum security 'pri9on and 1'bear
lo mind that this man bas underpne
considerable change· since the eventl
oa which you have h<ard testlmjlny."
Eddens asked the panel to btar In
mind the Mone .. now reallta that the
kl I line of Taddei wu ta1S1elea vloJenct."
Son Dlege-County prole<Ulor Jolin
Hewtckor commented lo the jury :
"Mcnt dettnes to--be executed."
lor en!arcement of water quality stan-
dards for wat.er cmtact sports.
Sludy of tbt ~ water lhe last two
weelil bu 11\Claded oyeeytlµng lrcnn ......IHn, water temperature, '!faler
clarity, lurbldlty, electrical COlldudivlty,
oaltnity and acid-base pH content lo
m e • s u r e m e n t of microbiological
organisms and disaolved oxygen content.
Stone saJd nitrates and phosphates
from fertilizer constitute a food supply
Jar alpe wlUch reduce the dissolved
oxy1en content of the water during night-
time hours.
He said be suspects M>methlng like
11111 "-"" loot ...,..., -maoy
dead ll&b --found flollln1 tn the
water -tbe alpe med up the oxygea
·at nighl
"fjant life occW-.<!he bay for other
uaes can be considered putrefication of
the l>Q," be Wd.
Stone said results· are 90t yet availihle,
but the waters of Newport Harbor over
the years ....,ally have been sale to
awtm In.
Industrialist Simon
Tells Divorce Plans
LOS ANGELES (AP) -MiUionalre
lndu..irtallst Nortoa -bas IOplnlled
from his wife of 37 yean and I! planning
a divorce, his secretary said today.
Simon, 63, who waged an unsuccessful
campaign fa< the Republican U.S. Smale
nomlnalion earlier lhll year, ...,.,.ated
from bis wife Lucille several weeks
ag1>, the secretary said. No reason was
cited.
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Mesa MtUseme
Nab~ C-harged
' With Solititing
Retrieving bla badae lnllll bis tnwers,
a Colli Mesa undercover officer Tuelday
arftlCed. a ma_ ... tt a r~
therll'!' -· ' Nancy A. Vlnceot, , of 1711 N1-
Road. Tultln, Wll -..J Into Orqe
County Jan .., cbar .. ··or 1owd CX1ldbct
and IOllcttJnc for prootltutlon.
She WM ftle-~ -pJlllng
1315 ball .......... iled lo ·-fur
unJpmenl .. tho -.._ --.
Sil Jack Cllnon, of the vloe and
bUllla<Doe delail, Aid the -of Ille clliilc al :ial Newport -BOUlemll,
has been in P.,.,ess lor abou! three -"We hid several calla about ~
proprtette1 tbeie," ht alleged. -Tbe clinic -once a auna and massage
parlor which ezperierx:ed simllar brushes
with the Jaw -chinged lwlds and
became a physkal therapy center, Sgt.
ca1noo said.
He explained that Detective Dave
Hayes made a Tuesday appaintment for
a 30-mlnute massage coeting $10 and
was takei in tow, in a towel to a
small room.
Investigator Hayes aid small talk
ensued, then all'll'd MW Vincent c:hena·
ed tbt subject.
He sakt she was advised of her con-
stitutional rilbta and lnf«1114!d of the
d>arges, alter which ht !bowed btr
his badge to prove It •• no joke.
"What would you do if I .ran?" he
quoted her as aayire.
r.iEWEST lJERS~[]r.i []f
THE fl\ST WflTLH []r.i
THE ffi[]r.i Tho Omeo• ·-m .. i.r
·M•rti: II la th9 atl'91mllned verslOn of the llrst wale It
worn on lh• moon. it eontalna tM stint high--
precision moYement NASA astronauta wore during
G1mtnl and Apollo Space Missions. II you'r1 klOkinQ
tor a watch that's truly "out Of this WOfkl,"
we suggest you see the Omeg1 Speedmasler Mark n.
,.111ntot1, '-dill c111onoor.J')h, M-urt11 •t11"H l!'lt1rvtl1
f1' llouN, ml11u1•t •ftd t~o•d1. SttJnltH tlffl c-,
Mtlotlllll bra~ WUIN'Mla,._ ••••••o-.&186.
Plans to put .Dr. Wesley G, Slocwn
on trial July :JO on charg,. of murdering
bis Imant daughter have been abandoned.
Superior Court Judge James F. Judge
nlade that cleclsion Tuosday •• two
liwyers -one wanted aod one Vf!tY
much unwanted -failed to reach a,ree-
meot on who will repraent the Coota
Mesa physician.
Slocum, 4', wants attorney Mich4el
Gerbosi to take on the lr!al cherts.
Gert>osi' .... ts~. ietalner. bl ·-has made It clear In court thai his
payment of 11.!Cl\l In 1<111 fee1 lo at·
tomey •PU AJ~1stine .jtwqltd1 lµa
assets.
Al/~ ad\'ls<d Judge Judfle Tue.-
day f."I · ~ 1ios been "llred, ·omral times • by Dr. Slocum ana -.Id
... .._ ~ accuood ployaldap'•.Jilrlne o!.....tlleTlawyer.
Both lawyer! were ordered by Judge
Judge to J'el01Ve the impasse and. rttw'n
to court with the ......, JW, 21. :A
pretrial htaring bas been set i.. that
date and Judge ·Judge wtU -llsli
a new trial dale durlnl the beari!l1.
Sklcum WIS charged w1tb m.uder lfst
March 27 when movtng men foond the
butchered remaim of what is alltged
to be his 3-mon~ld daughter Cynthia
in a freezer shipped to a Santa· ~a
movers warebou.se. •
Russ Court Reelects
Kosygin·Podgorny
MOSCOW (UPI) -The Soviet ParJia.
menl today confirmed both Alexei N.
Kosygin. and Nikolai V. Podgotuy In
the Troika Leodmhip by _,
r<electlng them to their pools of premier
and pr<Side!lt, mpe<tively.
CONVENIENT
TERMS
IANKAMERJCARD
MASTER CHARGE
J. C. fiump~rie:J Jewefer:J. PHONE
541·l401
24 YEARS IUl NEWl'ORT AVE. · IN
COSTA MESA SAME LOCATION
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EDITIO N.Y. 81•±•
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VOL:. 63, NO. 168, 4 SECTIONS, 68 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CAUFOltNIA WEDNESQAY, :JtJLY 15,. 1970
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Federal Greenery Brightens Huntington .Park
' .
By TEllllY OOVIU.E for ..,.,, space to 11,547,0M, larg"t in
or .. o.iw '1i.1 tt•tt the western .bltl," nkl: a jubilaili Tom
Huntington Buch is rapidly acquiring Severns, development coordinator foe t:be
more federal money to help develop city.
its central park. City officials rec~ved word Monday
The latest funding came directly from ol approval from HUD for '512,11& to
the F~ Department ol Housing and help buy 44 acres for the second phase
Urban Development (HUD) in the form of the central park.
cl. fl~.969 in grants fOr acquisition and Today they lea~ HUD would give
development of the park. another '172,153 to he.Ip develop the fir:st
'l'lbal brings out to<al HUD grant phaae al the -al:parlL .. ·--·--··--· ........... -· ........... ···--·-· ·--·-·-··-·. ···-·. --•...
The lli'st grant the city recelvod fnlm
HUD was •10t,OOO okayed Feb. IJ for
the purchase of. la ~ II' part of
the part's first phase. ·
"We now have 140 acres in tbt first
phase. 'Ibis includes Huntm&""' Lalo!,
the propoled library sile and lond SW"·
rounding Golden West Street and Talbert
Avenue," Floyd ''Bud" Belsito, a city
administrative assistant, explaiMp tadly.
The development-lundl sranled b7
Cash ·A warded
Ocean, Valley · Schools · Win Funds
Dollars from Sacramento are swee&er
than penaies from heaven to ad-
Jftinlstraton in the Ocean View and
FOWllain Valley school districts.
The dollars are part or some $50
millian released Tuesday by state
authorities for school comtructio•. Both
diltricts have school! which will be fund-
td from this money.
A spokesman for Ocean Vl~w said
the next school to be buil\ will be
Golden View in the quarter section
bounded by Goldea West and Edwards
streets and Slater and Warner Avenues.
· Golden View is IChednled to open its
doors in Septomber, 1'11. Plana ud
construction will start in the next few
~-Another school, V~la View, is already
under construction with a scheduJed
operu.g date this year. It is being built
with state funcl1 borrowed from another
agency:··1bose funds will be n:placed
by the new bond mo11tey.
Vista View is bounded by Edinger
and Heil Avenues and Magnolia and
Jury Finally Sworn-in
:In jl_fanson Fami!y Trial
L05 ANGELES (UPI) -A lW'l' flnall1
llM ~ swam in at the Tate-LaBlanca
murder lrial today and the Nace ordered
them locked up in a bc>UI liibU, fnlm
now on unUl tbe case eud1 · in 1 three
monlh.sror more.
'Ibe 1tffn men and five women were
1eated Tuesday aftUDoon alter Superior
Court Judge Charles H. Older quesUoned
them individually and asked them to
Air Defenses
High on List
Of South Korea •
SEOUL (AP) -Air defense !terns
liead the list of what South K"'a's
armed forct:!I need to gel from the
United States before a third of the
l[.S. troops in the cowitry can be
Withdrawn, Defense Minister Olun& Nae-
hyuk said in an interview today.
Chung u id he would present the lilt
of needed items to Deputy Defense
Secretary David Packard at a meetlna:
in HonolWu July 21.
He abo sakl be would ut for equip-,
ment needed to ward oil seaborne ln-
flllrallool.
Cbudi did not mlimala the cost d
the lllilJW'l' buildup nor the lenClh d
time it Would require. but be ii expected
to ask for aSSUflPCl!!S of modemiution
to compensate for the p I a n n e d
wllhdrawal of nne 20,000 of the 60,000
.\Jnerican troops stationed in South
Korea.
In 1mer1l, Chong said, South Korea
seekl -IYP" d mUUary modemlza, Uon -more firepower, better mobility
and lmpmed communications.
40-year Hies
' Disable Man
swear 1lley could !llv• Charles Manson
and ---le .-end ... a !alt' and
impartial hearing.
Eadl al them replied 10ltmnly !hit he
could. _ .. _ .....
Se.Jectklll of. aix alternate Nrurs wu im·
mediately begun. They would replac:e any
d the otic\nal 12 who mlghl become ill « forced to become' absent in the coming
months.
Pictini the 12 required a month and
erllamted a total of 141 prospective jur-
ors so it was difficult to predict bOw Jona:
lt would require to get the alternateJ.
Deputy Distrid Attorney Vlni:ent Bu&·
liosi may dlflivtr the prosecution's open.
ing statement Monday.
Manson and the three young women,
Susal'I Atkins, Patricia Krenwlnkle and
Leslie Van Hooton, appeared relieved
and almost gay once the jury was finally
approved. During • Jone ses.sion when
the lawyers ftl'e in the judge's chaJn.o
bers, Man.son chatted In animated fash-
ion with the girls and they giggled at
some of hi.s nmarks.
Miss Van Houton's lawyer, Paul Fitz..
gerald, made a last minute motion to
have the triaJ po1tponed until at leut
Aug. 1, 1971, on grounds the present "cli-
mate" brought about by publicity made
it impossible for the de!endant! to get a
fair trial.
Judge Older denied the motion, ruling
be -was confident the jurors would de-
cide lhtlr plll or Innocence on the basis
d. evideoee and tatlmony from t.be •it· .... -.
. Pastor's Pilgrimage
En(ls at Capitol Hill
WASHINGTON (UPI) ~. The Rev.
Arthur Blesalll, a hip.talking, mod-dte.,.
ed preacher (Eon'! Lo!: Angeles, completed
a 4,000-m.i)t cros1-COUntry walk Tueaday,
carrying his cross near the capital.
lllffaill Mid ho began the trek
Christmas DIJ to "Carry the message
d Christ" .,..uy to the yoong people
across lie lond. The 105-poond wooden
croes was made ol. the crossbars of
telephone pola. He aald be will return
to Lao A ... lea by plane.
Bushard Streeta in Foqntm Valley.
Fountain Valley School DiJbid of·
ficials have three scbooll awaltlJll state
funds before construction starts.
Molola School, -by -unt and Bu!hanl Str.els ud Ellis and
Garfield Avenues, b npected to open
in September, 1971.
Oka School, on Education La?lf, off
Yorktown Avenue, may open in January
1972, according io scbool authorities. A
third school. Talbert, bounded by
!See SCBOOUI, Pqe I)
Valley Petition
On Fluoride
Vote Sqrted
G«wge ~"wanta. FOUJM!n
Valley voten tt-.se lbe fluoride iaue.
Llndgnn ad ' nine albir .-.ia
formed ID anti-tJ.ride· comrnitt.ee· 1'ltlo
day niJh! 1o paaa a petitian ca1Unc 1.,
a relereodum vote Nov. J on wbttbe.r
fluoride rbould be plaCtd in Ille city'a
water supply.
"More power to him. U he cu. 1et
the necessary &Jinalures we'd be happy
to put it on the b91lot." Mayor F.dwanf
Just, mmmeoted this morning.
Jus4 with CouncUnien Geor1e Scol4
Ron Shenkman and Allier! Hollind<n,
approved Duoride for city water oo lune
2. On!)' Coonclhnan .John Harper "l!P"ed
the Issue. . ,
"We're not gotnc .hJto . the .,..0. or
coos ol fluaride, we jult want the voters
to decide," Lindeiren aaJd today.
1be retired Army colooel who lives
at l'TW Santa Midrina St., wu elected
chairman ol the anti-fluoride COQUnittee
Tuesday night. Ht has vocally oppoood
fluoride before the city council.
Mrs. Ellen Bakke, 10A9 Peony Circle,
in whose home the meetini wu held,
wai1 elected 1ecretary of the group.
"Our committee feels the fluorkle 1*ue
should he put to a vote ol the people
rather than let four cooncilmen decide
what we ahould take Into our l)'Mln,"
Wndegren aid.
''We elected tbe council to repre9ent
u" but ln this case they did not. The7
have no proof a majority of the city
wants fluoride," Llnde1rtn added.
"From the rea~ort I've had 1 feel
we made a decision ln line with the
majority view," Jud repJied. "I think
Wt made Ille riatll deciSlon, bu! U enouih
people want to pqt 'It on the ballot,
that'• fine."
Llndqren said hli aimmitlae will try
to gel about 1,300 ..... -d ~
. voten. The petition drive will start in
three weeU.
"We want tt on the Nov. 3 ballot
lo .... the cll)' the -d a special election," bt said.
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Busie on Seniorit11
"But we wanted to buy thole acrea
now before tbeY were developed."
'nle city Is currenUy buying property
a1rr6Unding the Golden West-Talbert fD..
tenection for the proposed 415 acre
central park. Development has not l'O!
ataned. •
"II loolls W.. we bave a pretty aood
baWng averqe on these: federal grants,"
Severm IJoa,bed. HlJD'" grants matching
lllncle1 which ' pay about ball the COii
of buying park jalld. ' •.
Belsito said the cl!Y"wnilldl allo> ,...
further requests for JttOD8' _,, ~
the parlt. 0 nler"e•s no real Dmft on
that," he said.
The total park concept includeii. tllree
phaaes. Severns said Belsito, who dr<w
the plans for Iha ilnl federa) fll'Ollls,
Is ready to r':'!ueot _,.in· the-_,
future ~n the ~ ~·
Space.Wen Visit "lluntingt6ii . . . . ~ .
Conrap, Bean Talk Shop With . T~st,. Chamber Crew . '
. ··~ lµIDI imiiziEUW • ., ,,. .,..., ...., "9:1' , r
'4j>ojln ·11 .-w.·.-· Beu and
atatleaJ ''Pttart: Coririd ·lllade a brief
stoP in~ iltaai,~iy lo talk
abop w!UI , .... c,.;...,n,o~ a IG<fay
stint in a $Julated 1pece station at
McDonnell DouJ;lu.
Speakinc to the men via Wevision
eel !Dlenim, the two lunar uplorera
med -alnll Dv6'1 cao4iUoM lnslcle
the ~!not double walled IHI chamber.
..How'• the water?" quipped . Bun1
"-infI ~I the lOor pfuate aludtnu•
• iralor r..loimed Jnn urine and
penp1r-. "°"'!' II tut. flair
JCI!. G. HaB, 1$, who -hla
crowmates just be1on their Dad clay
imiole the apace capoule, -end lhll
the< llrll. llatdle• ...... oat too IOO'f,
but tbal the quality had Improved.
Hall and Slepllm I>eani,. Wilson 'W'°'
an<( Teri)' DOnlon an ~ lo spend
three lllOlllba lnslcle the eblmber, The7
are tesUntt !ffHllf'l'Otl-ayllema for
future space flJcllls. 1'm lnclocle watar
and -...,.very ly-' 'l'llt ..-au11. "1lo llad come lo U.
HuntinPD lleodt 1pace firm I« a lirllf·
Ing on Slo'lab, an orbilfng ,--,
to be taunched next year, allo wned
lo inow abeul the food.
"Il'1 put." •wered Hall, wbo h&a
Investigation
Reveals Prints
in Beret's Home
Fl'. BRAGG. N.C. (UPI) -Forty.four
finger prints, 13 al tlMm WlidenUfied,
,..... foond In tho bmne al army Capt.
Jottrey MacDnnlld after the ala,ylng of
bis wife and two dauihlan, an 01perl
tea!Uled Tlleaday.
' 1be testimony catne at 1 hearing to
determine wllethet M_.,Donald ahould be
tried" lot mu¢er In the alayinp he
claims wen committed bJ fOur "hippie"
lntrucleri.
Dtle-Attorney Demis -said sirl Hilliard Medlin, a member d the
Am11 Cr1mml lo•eslJcallon DIYfllon al
!"I. Gonion, Ga., reported !lndlag a total
of 44 fin(~ In the on-but apert.
men1. and It ol ~ ,.... not left
by ponom known to haft been '1 the
home. There ailO ...,. 14 11111denWled
fl0lo1prlnts. .
· '!iie unidenlllied prlnla all beklllged
to idulla, lltcHln said. 1
"gave tlie impreuion the1r menu wasn't "'"'. .. "'lbe· worst time we had wu thole
five days hJ theMQF {Mobile QUrantine
FacUlty). We had better food in" our
sgacecratt thlir !n· the lllQF," Conrad
said.
The amooauts were also interested
fn what the men did for entertainment
when they Vfffe not busy monitoriq
equipment or sleeping.
Speaking for the four, Hall said they
watched a lot of commercial television,
read ·books,· listened to FM radib azld
played lhe harmonica and recor4er. .
"It's too .bad they can't cive you
zero G to -enjoy that Jn tl)ett," aald
Conrad, hinting that welli!>ltessnesa ....;.,jd
add anoth!< dim..Sion to 111•~~
·"It's like a dUferent wOrld • .Jt'a 'a
differeot perspective when your Par
is upside dqwn. '' 1
With a quk:k '°"""""' the •alnlnauta ended Uielr •fiv!-iJllnitte ,dlaloiu< ."""1 ltft
the· test aiea befOre a Crol"d of new'"*«
had the ~lly lo q~ them -about
Chet HunUey's l'fti.rtment. "
0r .. 1e '
Weetlter
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C'Aielt
SACRAMENTO (UPI) -Wbon c:.r1 c1a ..... has .... or u hio-
cuPina ~Us, he says he has in...
ble boldiD( jobs because a-.
and employers figure he.11 dnlllk.
eta....., 57, has been hlccuplnl
oU and f1A lot 40 years,
A ouperior couil Jury decided
thla ,.m thll becatmt of this
ht ls totally disabled Ind ahould
not be made to 'Work. Aftu a
.si1-day trial, a jury ordered the
fimnall's Fund Insuraoce Co. lo
pay biJn 1537 per month disability
paymenta unUI he la a and alJo
pay "·* in back payments.
Veterans Suing Do~glas : ...
'l1>o ... Fin( WU' .......,S. unliJ 'Jl!u".!:/
day 1o aflow Eisman lo noturo to hla
olflce.lo Pliiladtlpbla on odler -
Walsh Not Embittered
To.wards Red Chinese
Eirly mofnir\g coast.al foa ahoµl~n'I d..Coutage W.utd;bt 1 bUchgoera, &inCe tl:\e sun Will be
ab111J.na .throu&it Temper.tturea are expected to remain in the 1mid ·so.· with lhe low clonds
and fo& returnln& in the even.inc
hours.
INSIDE TODAY
Clawson did not hl<:cup ooce dtlr•
Ing lhe trial, but he lesllfled that
his hiccups come and 10 at any
boor of the day and night.
Sometimes, be said, they last for
houri, or even dty1.
,, J
Forty-two Vietnam veterans wlm claim
they have been denied aeniority rigt!Ls
when retuminc to their jobs at McDon--
nell Douglas Tuesday filed a lawsuit
through the U.S. Al1orncy'a office."
The vets hive asked that they and
all other emplo)'e1 d the company who
are in the aame li.tUltion be granted
lhftr -1ot!IJ rights u weU u clamaae•
for the amowit by wli.cb their wages
havebeen!Oduced.
..... !. U.S. Att7, Pltlllip Malinsky said
he did not know if ll1Y of tht plaintiffs .,.,.. employed by the Huntington Beath
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division of the huae •• .._.. flnn.
The clvU suit Is baoed on the Seledlv6
Serva Act of 19'7 which provides !hit
per90M inducted into the armed forct1
be awarded the aame status as they
would have attained ' with tJle CQlllplQY
during the lime spent In the milltam
wllen returning to tllelr jobs.
Flied by U.S. AUy. Robert Meytt from
the Loa Angtla Attorney General'• of·
flee, the IUJI allecn thl! 14 d U..
_uterans were rehired at 1 ia.r wa1e
ICBle to whk:h they Wtre entitled, while
100Chor 21 we~ hired 11 lower job
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. -~ • dauUlclitlooa and ~ly lowrr
PIY· t , · HONG KONG (APl -'Roma~ Catholic
TOii\ FrW!dt, clepuly dirtclor Of OI· Bllllol> J1111<1 E. Walsb says he bears
.lttnll relallom for the fl rm ' I no UJ win toward the Chinese dfl9ite
• As~ullca Dlvlaloo In HODtinpin 12 7ean Jo a Red O>inese prison.
Bead!, said "I'm not 1 .. m .. with Ul7 The 11-ytor-old American ~p.
kind of pl<llllem at McDonnell llouilM nle18ed last w.,k, "" quoted Tueoday
Aotrooaullal Co<ponlloo." by the Rev. Jolin McC«ma<k, superior
He added !hit he wu ml1mlllar wllh . ....,-11 ol the prl.,tly order, " l,\Yln.C:
lhuult and.~ lo~ bee-· "I ~ tould not be; bitter .....-...is "M al tJcJ1I f'OW, 'If l\a'.o DO\ beto . Ilia. Chinete. I Jui! never &nt mod 11 ...,...i.wllll~·~111.we~~·1....., ~--~ Oll.,.,._..,,uld d~.··
MClll\ll "t ""~ tllld'~ 1 f~~~'conullented: "lie has
it;" be a\idecr. · •· • . ' lrtmaidoUs loYt !or the CbJnHe."
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From Taxpayers
' -. lllMI ltod T-lri111 (left), 1cot1 Corter SHll WlthaUI Aniiwar In Huntington •
·sea SurrenikriDeviie Thankl to u-iiocted ,..._, laI·
poy<r1 to tht Huntington Beocb Union
HiJh School Dillrict wt!l be alUd lor
lea .-y tlds N .. ember. '
,.,..,.. ...
.... •llfled to
Guin!.
Qout Guard Glflc'!I -tbelr COi·
lecUve beads.
f'Jt looks dangemJ11" they opined,
"bejt<r take It to the demolition uperil
at El Toro.'' .
11le ~' called El Toro . .4}We can't
flllpeCt It wllhOut aulhorluUon from the
Newpoi't Police Department," they were
told. "But don't shlU:e it."
A N!W]lOrl police offi«t .e..,,uned
~ m)'llir!ouJ objed and called El
Turo. "Brine K out here," laid the El Toro
expertf, '"but don't lhake it."
...,,_ dedded to cut -tu rate
req-from !Ld t-IU[.-ltaming
thtt on nnantlctpotod ~ In the
••F rlt valultkm_. IJJM!Untla& to .•.• eoo, could reduce tile need IDr tht bJCher
rllt.
Tllo current tu rota la, 11.• p. 1100
of 1r1ered'""1'eh1adoD ·and wlll drop to
'• m!ll aen ICbool :r-H tht ._..,e
.. aot polled. Tllo -" ICheduled for Nev. i.
Admlnlalnt<ln aald tht -In• Cl'¥ will be nec1111ry to maintain
edllcationll aervlcol In the rll'ldly •ow· • .., U4quaie milt dlatrict.
Dr. Ethao NllJw, .Want iqterin-=" ..,._ ---... .ti,,....... that tbe dlllrict'1,pre-
~ ...... ficured • -value Jnar&MI of a.a pen:mt 1'blle the
u1e•orf1 ftlaa'M lbow U.f percent.
11I'm11D mY, way" said the Newport
-·· ,111 .ion·1 ma.to 11 you'll Gov ........... en._ Sues ~· " . ,, --~ ...
;1;.. ~ 'Ei ':: ab! "' Aerpfl>a~ . Finn
• · ~ .ilNI. ,, 1' . LOI ANMtllPn -Tllo l'aderal
. I U.., ···~ ... ~ ! -I hat iilOd iuft qaialt llje Bualwd ud 'lld-l!a ~ and ••itill ·'Cllllxir"bcl)'r • .,,....,. ;,. .. , . ._I\OUIJat 'Corp. for allelO<f'7
Garfield and Ybli""9 .avenues, is still =••loll of their July 4 souvenir. 'Ibey • f ~ .-vtoe rqulatJons
waitiq" ror state f~ It may ~~ve ... .9ilav! a few unanswered questions: cov~~ who leave their jobll
BOllle of the last por1I of the llO milhoo Wliol la<It!' to fu)llll ~~tary obUgatloo.
opened up by st.a~ officials. . l\'AcQ •• it come rrnm!. . . The c1vd ac~, r~ ~at, charted
The schooJ ~trµ~on ~ were ·ti It.one ot "theirs" .;One of"oun"T the ~ flIDl rehU"ed If vt$er~
mode poostble 1" r."!'1!11 ·~~-.,; ' ~ -. ot a lower-nae acale. tl!m they were ~:_~· .. ~~~Y1:',<I';,:.."~ In. 'stri. "a"' t ·a1'.-r:. :::!!::~11:!!l'J'cl'.%u":.w;:
Apnl. . -. • 1118 OIUIOD fower wages.
Tllo Huntington Beach Cl!J Sdlf<>l • U.S. Attorney Hobert L. Meyer said
District IDd the l,luat!ngton Beadl ~ Tells Divorce'. Blmi:a the Sele<:lh•~·Acl of 1167 provides
High School District are DOl•alee!Oil .. ' anyooe ~ ,Jl1',Job to UM In the
The Ocean View and Fouritalil. VaUey LOS ANGELES (AP) -Millionaire armed forces ·1):b0ul4 be allowed to retun
officials said they were not surpriM:f industrialist Norton Simon hu separated to his o"1 job wlli. seniority status as
by the release of at.ate funds. 'Jbe &ehools from his wife of S7 years and Is planning tmugh he hid remalntd an the jab
had been planned, and mone,"" ex· a divorce, his l'l!Cretary aa1d. today. during hi3 military setYict.
pected after voters approved the interest Simon, 63, who waged an unsuCctuful · Mi)'er sUI the action coven the a
clumae. campaiSJl lor µie RepubUcan U.S. Senate llOllled veter,au and -elae In ~ nominaUoa 'urlier thla 1ear; _..led lipi!lar altuatlon. The ....,.,.. .,ad
from his wife t'..ucllle severi l weell.1 proper &eni<rtty and damages for the Russ Heacls Reelected ago, the oecretary said. No reason was amount by 'which tllelr WOI" .....
cited. dJmlnished Jn the tnttrtm.
M05COW (UPI)·-Tllo Soviet Parlia-
!D<llt today cooflnned both Alexei N.
Kosygin and Nikolai V. Podgomy in
the Troika Leadership by unenimous1y
reelecting them to thei r posts of premier
and prelident, TeSpectively.
Both men were lQJlinated by the
sellior member of the Troika -Party
Generol fl«relary Leonid I. Brezhnev
-and 11.e 1~11 memben of the Supreme
Court (Parliament) ac<:epled the nomlna·
tJons wttll 1 unanimous show of hands.
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M1lli11t Addrtf't P.O. lo• 7t0, 92641 °"'*' Offlc111 u.ur. a.Id!: m ,,_, """"" C.... ,,._: a:lt Wa l II' ltrllt'
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F(lirest at the Ji'alr
Jill Shelton , 22, Seal Beach, receives congratula\lons from runners-
UP. Siil! Scott, 201 Tu stin (left), and Beth M~Ferran, 18, Orange, upon
being crowned . 'Miss Orange County Fair." Jill, 5'6" and M-22·34 ,
was selected Tuesday night to reign over 1970 fa ir currently under
way at county Fairgrounds In Costa Mesa.
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Newport:8ayWaters Tested
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County Health Offitials Study Pollutioti ~'15els
. By THOMAS POR'ft!HE . health lor the ''""'*'" points out lt"!i' clai'ity, ~!;;,tloefr~at coodqct:iy,
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01 11111 Dal" ,,.., lttfl' the first major study of the harbor saliruty and' ·J>4ae pH qtene· to
Inteuive testing of Newport Harbor watq since the heavy r~n. runoff& of m e a s u re m e n t of m1qo1Uol cal
wat<r quality, lncludln( c be ml col 11119 'Whe• ill out of s...tiago Creek orpnimla apd dissOlved QVIOllljl<>~s
analysfl lor fertllbers, pestlcidel and and the llalhi Flood Control Cbumal ,..., Kid = ud condu t..i b the poured jnlo the Upper Bay.· ·• from fer1llf*ltr le a foOd !ii y detergenta, Js being c Y He said.the teats for fertilizer, pesticide for t)gae which reiluct: the diuolved
Orange County Health Department. and detergent runoff Into the harbor OJYPD CQntent of tbe waf4!r durinr Di&JH,·
Water samplel lrom 25 locations are ""'•• dooe lor the l!rat time Olld · li!qe ...... ,. ' · • · '' ••-••'""•I ''" Lower and U~ Bay ....,. ' • ..,,,,. L ' · ' •< •·-..,. ~ heooefortb. wlll be .... <t'the coatloulng !If lilll ... ,.,....,.. -·•'-'• •• hove been taken mornlnp and '1· ,..., · .,..,..,... ·..,.. · tern-. ud IOmetimel aim before testlna prolfam. . ·thiS bqp111m JUt IWiunlr ~ mlllf Bac!erial analysfl ol the ~ water deod Iii!! ...,.. fll!od flaathic ill .tlo'
IW!li», lor the laat two w.W. Jotomlve ls taken ooce a month through tho wln!er wal« -!fie alll•· uled up !loo G!l1lia
N111pliq wu concluded today, but -k· ond once a wtalt from Moy throuih at .nl&M. • . ..,
ly wnpllna wW a>otlnue through Sep-t!eptemher. Tllo CODnly Health Deport· "l'~t Ille occludill1tlle;hoJ1 ... a11pr
tember. meot, under state law, ii relpOllllble uses can be C(llllidered ~tiair,oJ
The result.I of tests on tbe water for enforcemeru of wa~r quality atan· the bay,'' he said. ' f ''·
aamplea will tell how much pollution dards for water contact sports. Stone said results ire~"' avalllble,
problem there ii in the harbor. It is Study of Ute bly water the last two but the wateri of Newpoft ·HarNr G8rl
the flnt intenaive sampling ilnce 1968 weeks bu included everything from the years 1enerally have bten llf•~tO
by the .county Health Department. rtcordine water temperature, water nlm ln. ,.
Robert Stoae, director of environmental , ..
Mesa Chamber
Exhibit Wins
Fair Judging .
Undercover Agent Nabs:~
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Masseuse at Mesa Clinic '~
Opening nlght Judalnl it the Orange
County Fair IDd Expolltloo Tuuday
<l!'llvlfed f fl"! 1~ award to the
Coita Mesa Chlfuber of Comlil.erce for
Ila il)dullrlal Exhibit Dl1play Booth.
'lbe or11Jlintlon receives a .-0 award
for taking fU'st, the thifd time In 111
years It hu wm, while It has placed
second on three occasions.
''Vie can thank co-chairmen Marge
and Joe Robll'llOll," old E1ecutive
Man.ager Nick Zlener todiy.
!,!rs. Roblnloo, 111 turn, said U.. thanks
should go to their committee of 26
chamber wprktra who developed the
~"' boollt durlnj a series of
seven planning sesslorui:
Ziener said an estim{lted 151),000
-wi!l ... the booth durifll the
ftve-<lay fair, ~ that It coolains
JX!)ducta d :19 mallllfacturinc linm in
. the Costa Meu area.
Second place honors were won by
Fullerton, third by Huntington Beach
and fourth by Westminster.
Rotrievlllfl hll badge from hll trousers,
a CoU. Mtp. undercover o(ficu 'J'uemay ~ a mllSlellae at a pbyaical
. therapy cenler.
Nancy A. Vincent, 15, ol 1728 Nluon
Roed, TuaUn, was booked into Orange
County JaU on chariea d lewd C<llduct
aod aol!clllnc lor -proolltutiou.
She w.as relea!ed atiortJy after .~ting
$315 ball an ~cheduled to appear for
arraignment on the vice Charges next
week.
Sgt. J\ck Calnon, d the vice and
1~111"'1"' detoll, said the probe of
the clime at 2126 Newport Boulevard,
has Jteen in J)l'(!Cress for about three
months.
"We had several calls about im-
proptjetles there," he allt1ed.
~ cllajc -ooet a aauna and massage
J>l!for which experlonced slmllar hnlahes
wjih the law -'chollf!ed hmds ·ind
became a pllya!cal thirapy center, Sgt.
Calnon said. .
He eiplalned that Detectlve Dave
Hayes made a Tuesday appointmllll for
a :JO.minute 1ll1S518• coou111 110 and
was taken ln tow, in a towel to a
1D1all room.
~WEST UERS'a~ (]f
THE f'RST Wf!TLH r1r.i
THC r:100~ The omeo• s,.~m~st•r
M1tk II la th• 1lr••rnHn•d vtl'llon of th• llrtt walcl\
wom on th• moon. II contaln1 tn. llrn• hlg~
pr•Citlon rnov•ment MAIA .. 1ron1ut1 wort during
G1rn1nl 1nd Apollo Sp•C• Mi11Jon1. 11 you'r• lookln1
for • w1kh 1Mt'1 ttuty "out°' \his world,"
Wt 1ugg•1\you ... Ute Omlltl &ptldmasl•r Mark II.
l ·butt1111; •-dt•I chro.io;riph. M•Qlllll 111p11• 1Pt'9rvllt
ol hou,., 111lnul11 ind ..eon<M. S••lllllN tlttl cnt.
Mll~lnl ~IKtltt. 'W<r.ftiltllnt ••••••••••1111.
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InvOlliiato.'. llayts ... mi~ \ilJi
enaued, lb<m aJ!eled Miia V~t dililt-ed tile 5"bjed. . ,
He ·said she was ~ of her -
sUtuli<ml rilhtl and Ial..,,.i ·of flt ~ries. alter which be "'°l'e<f liir
his badg~.to prove It w11 J10 J<>U,' •
"What would you do if I ran?' ht
quoted ... , .. '°Yilll· • .
Ne!!ting Areas Revea1
Increase, in f Qwl ••
WASljlNGTON (UPI) -11Je ·in~
Department reports that aerial ~
in Canad.Ian and U.S. nea:tJN ~
reveal the hlgtiest populations of bfai.!tiil
age waterfowl in recent years. •
"P~lnl Mallards and Plntalla ~
crea~ 1:tbout 30 and 20 percept ~~~
tlvely with MaUarda at their 1\11*1
Ieve:l since 1951 and Pintails the Iii*
since 1960," a spokesman aaid. 11te:
department credit..i the incraqa 'to
breedin~ "fOU In Alu.ka, the Narthwtst
Territories and Northeni Stska~an
and Manltpba. · ·
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IANKAMERICARD
MASTIR CHAR&E
J. C. J./ump~rie~ Jewefer:J ,HONE
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24 YEARS
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, ._,p.N GABRIEL (~P) -A fltller a<·
}~i.iMd ol ~ clawtiammer murder• of
11*91 member• of his own family J111t
.-!Wfteeld1y was form111Uy arraigned today re Ille ~hlrl.. -lncludJn& • count t.'JBr \be itjealh ol' his wife only three
,>lrtitun wller.
""ISlfflried 8enff, 33, WIS rud the
,~ •&alnat btn at the prt.on ward
;,~ ~y USC ~pita!, where lie lo
qMCOffrinc rron1' injuries pollct aay were
t NV-tnriicted. A public defender was ap-
pointed to detend him.
... 1j!is wife, Gloria, S3, died at t a.m.
:'ftithout ever having regained con-
sciousneas. His son, Kim, 10, aid mothe r-
in-la~53, died earlier.
trOffitirs have refused to disclose a
i~e mciive .. A 1'afin&: on the ease
.. ~ for •July · p \In Alhambra
Unlcipal Qiurt.
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Wfdnesd.y, July 15, 1970 H DAILY •!LOT :J .
B·ank Fraud A.lieged
' Operation Hatclwd in Clemenw?
ly JOHN VAL'lllllZA ...............
A sew.s1y1ec1 expert oo l>anl:lnc mat-
&en, who authorlUe., allep atarted an
International forpry operal!Go b y
lloalJni 13$,000 -ol bolus -r In San Clement., Is ill custody ioo.y
'after bis ,....ntry Into lhe United States,
The suspect, Damll araq Holen, 44.
Who WU ort,lnaliy lrom lillll. WU pick-
ed up by aatlloritiea at Loo AJiceles
lnlmla6oool Airport !ale Monday ni&ht
.. he l'Mlll-Ille ~ from Coata
Rica. llafee WU ~ by bis
wife and four clilldren.
Police -rt they have been tracking
Halen for lhe put throe mon1bs ill
a cfi,as-croM: ol two hemilpbern after
a fihl illcldeot of allepd rubber checb
lo San Clemente.
• -ill -~ari City.
,,_' -Ralon llew lo -City and vblted another bank, whero
he possed another liltaeclly worthless
check,
Halen lhen beaded forlher aouth to
P1<11JN, then Coeta Rica, wbicb ap-
-iy oerved u •-baee of oorts.
In COllta Blea be aet up 0 Trauwor1d
Securities Corporation" and hopped back
to New York.
A> lhe trail ol checks 1"'W, Goodwin
U Hafen expanded ~ western
Europe, fblni firs! to London, thetl to
Paris, flnJIJy winding up ln Switzerland.
The trail wanned up ln that neutral
country whole anatest illdllJtry b
finance, and Interpol -1he Europeao
For Third Tlm4'
poljco-k-,.._. .. U. TIU.
"ff• triad to cllb ..... lor -
aaaertediy loot lrllolln -fn
SwitztrlAnd,» tM de•ethe -.. •m11
Upped oll lhe autJiortU. lit loll -
try " With ·tbe trail arowt. 'Da'trt:g
hot, lfaleo then Qew -lo Rica. After a quick bop to Guatemala
and back qahi, ---lo Loo Anceles.
Tbal ... Lui Moodar·
A> Halen and the faml1r -baallod
lnim a Pan America .... ""-"
jellloer, FBI qentt ..... wmant
cbargin( unlawful !lltlll II aftil pro-
aecutioa for for1«1.
Law yer Battle
~trings ·Delay
GOING, GOING -GONE, BUT NOT PORGOTT&N
After Rlfr•ahlnt P•~t, J•CC1UI• Hurtlfls NGrth on U.S~ 1
-F-al -arents ana SM . Cleiiiente
detective Lec:mard Goodwin said they
traced the ruspect'a movementa: in 10
hops to many foreign countries. llafen
was ..arraigned 'l'Uelday on fOl'llry ~l · and held In Loa An1eJe< In
ieu o/ l.ll,000 ball
Officers claim Ibey seiz<d hundreds
ol chocks from ...... ol banks in the
U,S. and abroad I~ Halm's luggaae.
Jury Ponders Sentence
In Cellmate Death Case . -
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:19 Sloeipll Case
Help in the case was aJ50 credited to An Orange County supertor Court jury sentencing for the killin&s of hia mol:her
Interpol In Switzerland. is today kicked in dellberalions that and cripp)ed slsler.
The cli!covery of the hundreds of could bring -for the third time -Re b!uclleoned them to cieatb at the
allegedly worthies..! checks -one made a death sentence to Joseph Bernard family's Chula Vi!ta home an Sept. 2.
out foe as much as '20,000 -wt.II M t""" and in tum drew the death --·"""
Bolling Along
~."'Plans to put. D~. Wesley G. S~um ··di! trial Ju1f 20 on ehatges of murdering
,Iii' ~nt ~ghter hav, be«! abandoi.ed.
",f!..SUperior Court Judg, James F. Judge
~tftade that decision Tuesday aa two
;'5wYeri -one wanted and one very
rouch unwanted -failed to reach agree-
Unic ycle Girl Spotted in Seal Beach
beeo orse. -..........,. me a colossal international banking Jud"" Byron K. Mc~iillan sent the from a San Diego County Superior Court headache, officers said. •¥ ·
"It'll take weeks for all I.he banks panel oft to the jury room this rooming Jur.J;.l decision was overturned '-tbe ' E •"--after N"P•idlng over instructklns which ,.,
1:.Jrtent on who will reprt.sent ~e Costa
·)Mesa physician.
, ;i('.:Slocum, 46, waols atlorney Michael
~ C"rl!:rboii to take on the trial chort!s.
(\Cerbosi wants a retainer and Slocum
hu made il clear in court that his
payment of $8,400 in legal fee,, to al·
torney Paul Augusth1e exhausted his
l5'1tl1 I
J:ugustine advised JUd}e Judge· Tue~
day that he has been "fired several
limes" by Dr. Slocum and would
welcome -Ule accusAd phr,ician'1 hiring
of another 1awyer. ; . '
Both lawyers wer~ ordered by Judge
i,"4pdgt to resolve the impasse and return
.:.,.'8 ~au.rt wit~ the answer July 28. A
pretrial hearing ha1 been .aet for that
-:.O.le and Judge Judge will establish
1·fi new trial date during the hearin1.
1,)'" SIOcum was charged with murder last
• .March 27 when mo ving men found the
· 'butchered remains or wha t Is alleged
to be his 3-month-old daughter Cynthia
In a freezer shipped to a Santa Ana
! rver1 warehouse.
By ARTHUR R. VINSEL ·
Of .. ci.llJ , .... '""
Rolling north ahead ol schedule despite
an unplanned Sunset Beach stopover,
unicycliat Jacquie Douglas was San Fran-
cisro-boond again today, a pemy richer
and wearing an Ace bandage ·on a sore
knee.
''I'm going to make really good time,"
predicts Miss Douglas, who left Tuesday
at 6 a.m. for the on&-wheeled journey.
··tt only took me an hour ~rd .a
half to get to Hunlinglon Beach, said
the veteran unicyclist, wbo spent the
night with friends in Seal Beach. .
Jacquie. ol 1588 Riverside Place~a
Mesa , made the first leg _ of ttit . trip
in half the time she expected, but her
fame preceded her to Turk's, via the
daily paper.
A l<iokout had been posted.
"They asked me to come in fot a
drink· pd I said 1 di<kl'.t really l"ant
me," sht explained, her ~ pqtmd . pack
1agging against a pillar aniJ her unicycle
parked in Ute ladies' room.
"But then everybody c~me out, and
I didn't have much choice.'
"Sunset Beach is really far-out," ahe
added, explaining that tit.e has found
• group of sponsors.
The sweetheart of Sigma Chi never
had it as good at the mascot of the
Tuesday afternoon fraternity at Turk's.
"They tell me if I make It to San
.. sm .. c!'-Je Plunge Francisco lo cail lhern collect and they'll JU take up • collection to pay my way
home," says Jacquie, who carries only
•!IU t • M • ISO and expected to hitch-hike back. "'.!, 0 ID OVIeS She was also tr•aled to a tall. cool
i "'l ' one and an JntemaHonal sandwich, the
-· SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -~ a movie house specialty, plus receiving a com·
··:~pany ataged a aim\Jlated .suicide leap memorative T-shirt. ;··~ U. north tower of the Golden Gate "Anybody who can ride that thing
!.1 f'idge, a young man from nearby deserves help," said Dennis Handy. ~~ eley pluneed to his death near the "She's good people," s.aid Beaver Allen, ~iouth tower. slapping her on the back. f:. Stunt maQ. Frank Oraatti, after posing "She might nol aet away," added
:· ~'.ith his I~ over the bridge rail, di'ved Butch Walker. · "trom a barge crane under the 1lO(th "l came through three years ago on
tower Tuesday as cameras around. a motorcycle -with two wheels -;:
~--At lhe sou th tower, a young man and never got fired up to move on, i tlipped over the rail out of view of he said. "Baby, with one wheel you're
; TV monitor~ aet up to help prevent in trouble." ~suet\, auicides. He became; l the 313rd '11 fee great -except for my knee
i pef'¥ ~d to have diecf in leapa -I hit it on a rock really hard a
j off Che tla: red span. couple of months ago," said J~cquie,
l H~ ~ .. tentatively klenWied from ... who picked up an Ace bandage in Sear ·. pa; OQ ·JI~ hoc1y •as Atthur Jod Bead!: , i Gr Wfl• 27~ thi oor9ner~.aam. -'·'But I'm &oinl 1o make it for 1ure
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1 1!.nt.ertainers March 01i Sa cramento ! -S~CR.WE!ITO (UPI) -The reception j desk at 'Utt jtate liquor conUol office
, lool<Od like f lloierie C<MJnter.
t A ttack 'ef multicolored lace panties
i~ and brai w dumped ~er• 1~Y
by """ . ..rtalnen. I \ : 1bt u . , 1 naturally, ~ pot ! 1ilt•'bolt oj protest. I
I Th( llrll. tron. ~tomleaa
clubl iii SI Francisco'! NorG Beach
Skin atrlPt re tiyine to &hOW their I dlspNIUure llNI uttfr 1ma1em11t over
new ~IJtiolts covlirin1 the expoled.
, Al~ tiley smiled constantly for
the score' or ,-ewsmen ' and cameramen ,
•11<1 iatiat~d t -• dead ,......, aboo1 lheir;tlacer· 111( fl Ille .ire was u-FB!
11ent'""Edwa J . K~y, diteok>I' of Utt
State Alcoholic Beverage Control dlpln..
ment, who ruled last wen that
· waitreuea hid io wear al lelll pilliel I and panUe. while the entertainers had
• to don at leut a fi1 leaf.
I The 1irl1, none of whom were au
nature!, chole the lunch hour to lawch
their prot"* demonstration in the 100-1 degree plus' sun outside the ABC offices. j Each girl carried a poster wilh panlie1
lacked to it.
} So1ne 150 stair. tmployes ,:atht red H•
L:atch the f1rls march In precislon. Some
female clerks demurely poked their
heads from the windows to lfl a alimpse
ol the attraction.
'l'he·girls then invaded Kirby's fourth-
floor~ elflcel.
At firat, \ht cirla and the larc" croup
,of foll.......-f>I 1oat and wound up In
tht wrortc Mllway. J'lnally. after retrac-~, Inc ~ llepl, thoy mad· It to the reception delk.
Then they unloaded the sppartl they
.aaid lhould be banned from their clubs.
They demanded to se<. Kirby.
The rec.eptionist, Mias Doris Ood1e,
blushed lhen made. a hurried teiephoiie
call.
"Mr. Kirby ls Utd up In coNerence
&nd can't see you1" the said. .
Undaunted by the rebuff, the ctrll
then held a news conftrera durlne wblch
they extolled the merit.I of their 1rt.
They claimed it was u moral 11 ~pple
pie aod motherhood.
"We doo1t want to hide our femlfllnity
in the bedroom," cooed ~fiss J. J,.
Kreuger, 23, clad In an open vest and
sk.in..tight, ankle-length blaclc satin pants.
"I'd like to ask Mr. Kirby if he'd
like lo wear these th ln1s," laid Lolita
Rlo.s, &llJO 13. wearing a nowery mlcro-
rni:ni skirt and halter.
In urope, wie United States and Latin r·-California ~-e Court and MorM · eoded the six-week trial of the Chula ~ ...... if l keep meeting people like this," America to straighten out the mess," Vista man. The re·run of the penalty was later found eulky of·aecond dejsrft
Ale added. Goodwin said. murder in the tini..... of Mn. Hope Th lie phase .of his earlier Sa.n Diego County ............. "I did a lot of nk;e riding toda y. e a ged trek by the oollegt trial wu stnt to Santa Ana when Morse's MorM:, 51. and Jermiler Mone, 12, after
I even found a penny in Newport. craduate who holds a dearee in banklna Jawver pleaded that his client could 4 new trial. A 'right-on' .......... , I'm ....w .. g 10 keep skllla and international fmance, ltarted .. ~ . hi ho Defense attorney Fran!M'.ddens uked ~·-• •·-· 1 t M ... .1.._ not get a fair trial tn ·s me county. it for good luck." as ay .. at w~ Bant of America lhe jury Tuelday to comm.it .Mone to
"The only thing was, this far.out in San Clemente, Goodwin charged. Morse, 26. drew the death penalty 8 maximum aecurlty prison and "bear
helicopter kept flying over me while Last May 4, Goodwin claims Hafen (or the slaying on Aug. 14, 1964, of in mind tlwll this man haa uncteraone
I \\'8S ~ding through Huntington Beach," cashed a check for '25,000 at the local cellmate Thoma.s Taddei in t h e San considerabit change since the events
she said, unaware that lawmen shadow bani:, then allegedly Muffled the funds Diego Couqty jail. on which you have heard tesUmony."
suspicious persom from aloft. into another checking account, then the Jailers found Taddei atrangled with. a Edd~s asked the panel to bear In
Miss Douglas, who plans to write about next day ahufOed more money to get braided mattress cover and pieced mind the Morse "now realizes that the
her experiences, drew more' than a feW a $10,000 cashier's check. together a ator:y of death that began kil1ing of Taddei was senaeleu violence.''
stares from curious motorists along Then he traveled to Los Angeles, w i t h a quarrel between the two men San Dle10 County prosecutor John
Pacific Coast Highway, her basic route Goodwin said, calhed a $1,200 check over a game of dominoes. Hewk:i:er commented to Uie jury:
for the duration, for plane ~tickets and next appeared Morse was In jail at the time awaiting "Mor,e deeervea to be executed."
She planned to depart Seal Beach ahoUt lf iiiOiii0iiiOiii0iii0-i..,;;;i;;;;;;i;i;;i;; .. .i;;;;-ii;iii,;;i,;;iii;;;;;;ii;;;i;;;;;;;iOii0iiioioi-~i;;,;;-;;;;i;, _________ _,
I a.m. on the second day of the nearly
500-mile trip, which may require 10mt
hitch-biking in heavily traveled aectioiui.
Jacquie also confesses that she treated
her sore knee to some walk.ini '.I)ANday.
adding 1¥t -lier pact, heavle• j)y ~
mile, cootributed to the decision .
Sex, Drug Abuse
Charged as Train
Seeks Stop Cut
Charges of vandalism, sei:, drug abuse
and drinking by juveniles riding the
Santa Fe Railroad's San Diegan to the
beach at San Clemel'lte have Jed to
near-cancellation of the stop there. . ' The radroad had attempted to cease
its daily stop mornhig and afternoon
in San Clemente as a method of
eliminating 11\at rowdy element, bUt furor
by many properly behaved younpters
had led to a decision against it.
Security guards aboard the lron Horse
that brings many youngsters from in-
land Orange County to the San C1emente
strand , however, will be added to the
two elderly men now assigned.
If the morning and afternoon rum
had been cancelled, youngsters using
the Iron H"'se would have only one
hour between trains to 11un, 1wim or
surf.
The San Clemente City Council had
supported the cancellation of the two
daily runs, while Santa Fe oUicial& have
tried in the past to eliminate the trains
entirely. .
Any re-routing oi' cancellation of the
San Oiegan would require a k>ng com-
pBcated process with approval of the
Public utilities Commission, wftlch ha1
denied lt jn the past.
No ment\on d. lbt aUeged Infractions
involvlng sexual beha:vior, drink.inc and
drug-tUin& came to light during the
earlier talks at the Qty Council level.
"We expect a certain amount of this
atufr ,oir1g on each aummer and we're
well-equipped to handle U1" said one
lifeguard.
He said a talk with the on-board aecurl·
ty guards ..... who spend each day at
lbe beach alons with their charae1 -
reveaJ, 1ame Ugly tales of ""Varioua ac·
tivlties. •. 1 •.
Tax Committee Kills
P riva te School Bill
SACRAMENTO (UP!) -A measure
granting an income tu deduction for
parents sendil11 their cblltlren to private
.tehooll i1 dead for tht curreat lea1slatlve
aeukln.
The Auernbly Revenue Ind TuaOon
Committee Tuesday defeated lhe bill
1ponsored by Auemblymao John Briggs
1R·Fullerton) who said II w o u 1 d en-
courage parents to ktep their children
in private schools. Briggs told the com·
mittee that many private school atudenll
were transfer ring to public in'1tltutlons
11nd v.·ere adding •n extra ''00 million
11 year to itate education cOlll.
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hw-t .,lio shared bli first date 59
.YN!'I lfO· AlpinaH,, 7•, and ... 1.
~ ........ widow, 73, exebang-
ed vows -lunday at , Crossroads-Melb~1t l'!blll'(:h. The conireo ..
)nan'• tir!t )l'lle dlad in 1111111 a lew-
dl)'I before their 50th wedding an·
niveraa,ry. He and his new bride
dated the first time in 1911, when
they were schoolmates. --~ . •·
·Russian Aid
_Rising Says
Israel Chief
By UNITEp PllE5S INTERNATIONAL
lsrlll!ll 'p!aoef hit .Egypt today for Iha
51111 -e day, and Imel! d<l-
mlniaW Mollbe Oay111. Mid Soviet ml(itary lllvolvemenl In F.opt .... Oil
the ,increut! He allo reported "foreign
volunt.el(S" wert •rvinC 'fl.th Arab suer·
rilla force• in Jcrdan Ind Lebanon.
qypt uid JO I1raell planes struck
m.iijtary potllions at Porl Tewllk, s..,,
.Cafi.h ,1114 Qantora and that "our alt
defense sytttms eJlias:ed the attacking
planes." 'l)ere were no Egyptian
casualties or losses, the report ukl.
IsraeJ said its planes hit Egyptian
military tarpb and canied out an hour·
long raid in the Jordlo Vall•y in reprisal
-1or conUnued Arab guenilla attacb on
l1raeli setUemems. The spokesman .said
the Sua tal'lets included artillery
en)lllacement. in' the no<lhem and
soothem sectors.
With the Mideast conf1ict increasing
in soope almost daily, the Arab press
lulled out at the Unii.d Stalel today
fw whit It described u a joint pro-
paglnda campaign with Israel against
Egypt and the Soviet presence in the
Mlddle East,
.Dayao, anewtring queitions in an
Israeli parliament teuicla in Jel'Ull.lem,
said Sovitt -involvement in the Egyptian
war machine had inaused, rat.htr than
decreaaed.
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He laid not only were Soviet advisers
with SAMJ and SAM.I milaiiea only 15
mile.I west of the Suez Canal but that
Soviet pllota: were fl)'inc: operationll
millkl'll over other part.I of the country.
He did not r~ aey !Jratll.soviet aerial
clubll, however.
U,I Tti.tit!• WINDING UP AT ALL-STAR GAME, NIXON TOSSES FIRST BA~L
Pr .. ldent Pitch•• Into St1nd1 in Cincinnati 11 Wife, Pit, Look1 On
tronlcie Ltt Glenn, 01111t1d d"ring a
Miami, Fla., gambling raid, -told the
judge that hi wo1 not gambling and
' if t;-t hod b1en ht could havt outrun
' an11 of thf pctrolm1K. So tht ;udgt
1 odjoumcd court to a foo'tball f~ld
for a te1C. Gllnn ran a 9.4 second" 100 war.di. ~aiilv oUtdittancing . ih•rjff'•
cfcwtv f~rno,n Jomes. The 3udge dt·
elated Glenn 'not guilt~·.
Dayao uld Iaratl had learned that f~ip vokuttetrl "frcm various coon-
lriel" wm MMlilll wllll Areb pmlla
forcoa in , Jordln and Lebanon, but be
did not Identify the oountrlel tnd uld
Israeli troops !)ad not )'<I cluhed wllll
them.
Pentagon Cost Savings
Report Given to Nixon
A. Cleveland cllurcll Opttu •
Jordan allo reP!)fted the Iaratll air
raidl today and uld l.....U planu atraf·
ed a •\dllace Ill norlbern Jordan near
the SYrian border and wounded 11 farm.-ors. A opol<aman aald the targell wert
a road /.unction and vqttable market in the vil as:e of North Elh-Shna, seven
'mile> -of th< Sea of Garu ...
Sen. K~nnedy
24-hour-a·dav ";,,.u.:. Ur.fl' w..i. '1:..Y I' -m'pu11>J11
nt1da11 so Pf;TSU!l.I an '"4/u Pr: .::Mt I.Al )--,,;
onvrnQIU ttJoellon. (<parll •f
crime i11 tJu!tr 11r1ai. Tht ft.tv. ~k I\-~,...
Rogtr S. Shoup, minilter of Cal· , yuuuOU8
Wf'J/ Presbyterian ChurGk, 1ciid
Sunday that 11'141tJI p1r1ons, par· •WAsilINGWN (UPI) -Sen . Edward
tlculatlll ij. the i1u1er city, are M. Kennedy (0.Mass.), said today the MuC.ta?l# to inforin "police of ouUook Ja ominous for more unrest on .~kat ,activjfWr With the ttle· co8eae ~UM! when the new term '"~nf.!line, vblMt}trl'.rs wilt r~laV beliu .,tn1~tPt~~nt. Nixon'• r,._~ iil!I jobout crime to opproJ>r!OI< lie _,, Jili n/orcemin( ap1'11cie1. ""mi'*'J on CamlNI UnNt to apeed
I ii' 5'·m• •:m••--•Tl_.,; a repo!t to tho Wlllle Hou• will! ,_,,. , meodallom for .U.. wtU. U.. llwallan •. .. , ' ).I '. I • . '· ' Ja""! P~. '22, of CambridCt.
Mau., •tripped i!l>wn to hie 1hprta
Jnd under!hlrt, 1tood in line with
;c>IJle 50 other man at the YMCA
ncently waitinc 10 lakt a physical
jxamination for appointment to the
1"!1ice depar!ple~t. At that point.
fol.Ir police detectives walked in and
arrested Pane. Pipe was charged
with ' annecl rOl>bery of a dairy
stoQI if! Watertown.
• • It, Grpydon, England judge fined
rri010rl1t Henry Pa91 27 j>ounds
($!1ii1Mll 'i'hunday for assault. using
lnjpjf!ag behavior and illegally paring his car. Authorities said
r~· lost bis temper when he re--~jled a parking ticket, tore it up
'Ind lritfl.to 1!ufl it inside the jacket
ol i meter maid.
ChalmWi:wuu.m w, Scrutoo, ~
lnilial ...... 1.-bealinp, pnimlaed todolO. '
Kennedy Hid a Gallup Poll indicated
.. Very clearly that the American peoplt
see campus unrest u Ule No. 1 problem
facinc the nation, outdi.tlndng et"en th•
Vietnam war and racial strife."
He aai4 the poll was taktn Jut M1y
at the hticht of-tome c1mpus disorders,
but s1id "nonetheless, the results are
dramatic., and ominoUJ in thtir im-
plicaUom\f!!_r further unregt when cl1sse1
resulllf: in September."
"The r.ecommend1tions of the com-
mission can bt issued none too toon,"
Kennedy said. Scraaton, Republican
former goveraor of Pennsylvania, said
the report would be in Nixon's hands
before September.
Senate Republican Leader Huah .Scott
of Penn!ylvania to I d the commJ111ion
he could not conceive Of any specific
legislative proposals 1'-t.ich milht calm
itudent unrest.
WASHINGTON !UP!) -Pruident
Nixon rectived a far-reachina report lo-
day from a apedal panel on recom-
mendaUons for streamllnln, the Deftnse
Department and achlevini aubstantlal
savings in y11n to come.
The report de.scribed · as "a f\m.
damental reapprliNJ" of the Peatagon·s
operaUons was wrMten by a 1h1dy com-
mlaalon beidid07G!ltiifl W FillhurJ>. 1
Cllalrmaa fl Ille 8-d in<! Cb!el Ex·
~ve o1 11eirr-f1e Insurance ~ltzhuah IA>id NbOn'lbe ll'""P'• ........ rnenc1atJorw. wJll!&Jd lil.,. liMJe Upp.act on
tile ~t but if lll)p!ement.d
soon could icbi+Ve Hvif!@:s in IUb&equent
year.s. ....
Ht ~. CJlit , rp~y or iJii Jteom·
mendalioqa could bt inaliluted by
Prtlidendal onltr while otben would
requjre _.oyal by eo_..
Ntioo, Ii! ,...ivit!i the r-t. pro·
miled lo rad ii tjl!i Wffkend. He Im·
mediateb" i~ .Dtf"ense Secretary
Melvin R. ~. wf>o w .. nr-t when
the report .,._ hlndfid ta Nixon, to
give it "lhe hJtlmt prilrity polli$ible."
The -nt 1!'111( back in~ his
White Hou.ii: duties fotlawin& a day away
from Washington M.1<!11 be described
as "~ea.kin& out of the isolation booth."
He wu buoyed by an enthusiastic
reception in Louisville, Ky., where he
met with aovemol"! or lhe Appalachia
It.It. arw:t at qncinnati )'here he y.ias
cheeted by ~ · crowd at the All.SW
baseball game.
Cleaver in N. Korea
With U.S. Panthers
TOKYO (AP) -Eldridge Cleav<r, ,.If.
e1Ued minister of Information of the
Black Panther party, is reported by
the 'Korean Central News A1ency to
have arrived in Pyonoang for a viait
to Communist North Korea.
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The Preaideat'1 mood was ebulJient
in Cincinnati 'I)le&day following a rousing
r~pUon earlier in the day in Louisville
where crowds estimated between S0,000
and 200,000 lined streets alon~ hi.!l
motorcade from the airport aod jammed
the downtown theater district Except
for a few peace 1igns, the crowds were
almost excluatvely cordial.
The AU.star fans, numbering aboul
51,0JIO, ~ Ni""' u be loosed oul the ball's lo the catchers of the American
and National LeaJUe teams. The Presi-
dent, pounding a \\Wn leather glove,
then hurled anothtr three baJls into the
1tandl "1:ler't tacb was caught on the
fly.
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Hopper: 'Drug
Claim Unfair'
TAOS, N.M. (UPI) -Dennis
Hopper, who played a marijuana-
smokin1, LSD-tripping motorcyclist
11 the movie "Eaay Rider" aaid
Tutsday a Lile Magulne article
th1t claimed he ustd narcotics "Ia
not true and Wlf air."
"Man, the only thine I shoot
up with Is Vitamln 8-lZ.'' lfqpper.
said. "My only bablt-fortnin& \Ike
11 cigal!UU.· 'J
llopl"f u!d he would fly IA> New
YOrk t~j • wrek to appear on
televt110n talk .show! to refute the
Ule ltor,f.
"Wheri IYdllnl people) read thal
Ditnnil Hopper can take heroin
and .UU wrltt, direct alld act in
m6vie1, ~Y~ will aet the mistaken im~lion Pi~t ~roin ls not baa,11
he aald. r
Mitchell -~ .
Voting Bill
.... l •• WASHINGroN CAP) ~ Ally. Gtn.
Jolin N. Mitchell lw pledf!d, IA> def<nd
the 11-yell'-old votlni bill dOlplle Presi·
dent Nil'on'a IWioul mlqivinp about
ils conllitullonallty •
"Any &ood lawyer calJI tQ• any 1kle
ol a cue and ar1ue it witl equal ability,"
he Hid Tuaday at hi• fil'lt Wllhlqton
preu conlerence In a year .
Praldent Nixon 1ianed 1 the bill ljlto
Jaw, but sa.ld be prelcnd to lower
the vottna a1e by COllljlllit!onal amt1*
ment, !! The attorney general the 50·~
bavt. been asked lo ~ by AU(.
I their plans for _ in& wllll tlie
new law.
The r1-1UM!d; .,. provloloo o/ Iha
Voling l!Jihb· Act .._ not take olf!CI
until Jan. J, 1971. Two other key ~
visions, bannin1 li~racy .tests and drop-
ping residency requirements for balloting
in presidential tlectkml, became Jaw
when Nlxop signed the biU June 22.
''If we do not r.eceive a positive
response by Au1. .S, we will assume
that the statt does not lnt•pd lo comply
rully with tbe new feder-al statute arid ' we, ol course, will move accordingly,''
~tchell said in hia first ntWf conference m a year.
Such acUon would a'ake the fcirm o(
lawsuits filed before ttree-judg,e panels
al the U.S. District Court level and
proceed' up lhrwlh tbe Supreme Court, he .said.
"We believe that et:rtainly the 11-year-
old voting requiremtQt Ind po1eibly the
literacy test and reaidency requlremenll
wiU be detennined only by a Supreme
Court test," A1ltchell .said. ·
On other topics during the hour-long
session, first with reporters in the na·
tion'sicap!Lal in a year, Ute attorney
general said:
-The number of wiretap1 irl use by
the 1ov.emment in CaHf!I other than na-
tionaJ security baa doubled from 33 last
y~;tr to about 66, most of them in
investigation• ot organized aime and
narcoUca: traffic.
-His recent speeches u r g i n g
authorities to encourage peaceful dis.sent
were prompted by the "recogxµtion thal
what we haVe been aaying in the Depart~
ment of Justice and other parts of the
govenunf:nt have not betn pttlng
~ to the students on the cam·
puses." He contended-the po1ition marks
no chlllJe "Jn .tbniniatratlon policy.
Rep. Jordan
Assassinated
In Missouri
KANSAS CITY, Mo. !UPI) -A pro-
minent Nerro state Jec,islat« who wu
Sttking rwlection ln next month'•
primary wu shot to death by an assassin
In a pauing car today in front of a
bar whicfl be owned.
'State Rep. Leon Jordan, IS, 1 former
police officer V.'ho WI.$ &entraJly rqarded
as t h e most powerful politic.al force
in Kansas Ci Ly's black ~IJll.ity, wu
shot three .limes from a IZ·gauae shotgun
a.s he walked away from tbe Green
Duck tavern. · ·
A wit.ne.sa: told police he lle·ant three
shota and aaw a car contalnine thre·e
Neif9 men speed away. Two shell cu· 4'«1 Were found,~ the ~eoe ..
Jordan wu et~l'll re-elec«On ~ hl1
four1ll tern\ in the Mialouri l>o.iH and
wa. opposed In Ille ~Iii/ prlinary
by Lto l!ohlllOI!, a •i'alr-old bjtck rnili~' I ·~
a.en IOJr · 11: lO 1.m 1 J THUllDAY
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UPIT ...... LONG TIMI!, NO llE
Mitch1li' at New1 Cephr..,..
1.2 Survive
Fast Sinking
Freighter
MORRIBBURG, Ont. (UPI) -When
a ship goes down, particularly il she'a
heavy and goes down fast, the 1ucUon
$he creates will drown anyone aboard
not strong enough to figlt t!le currents.
Whtn the 349-foot Eastcllff Hall -
•. f,reighter loaded to .fhe guriwales with
p1g1ron -slammed into Ouysler Shoal
Tuesday aod sank "like a roe(," twelve
persons were strcq enough. Nine othe:ra.
iocluding a six-year-old girl, were not.
"How fast can a ship 10 down?''
asked third engineer JOOn ScoU 41
AfontreaJ. "It just went down awful f'ut.0:
11Jt was like a bl~y drum. Wt hit
and struck hard," .sald1 Patrick Tollin&.
32·year--0ld wheelsman, orls:Jnally nf
Edinburgh, Scoliand,. now of s t . Catherine.s, Oat.
The freighter -on the wrone •id•
ol the St. Lawren<Jf: seaway, a quarlu
mile from the por!bal 'u~tream course
-crashed iato the shoal 15 feet under
water and 1 scraped over into 80 feet
(l( water.
"'lbe survivors told me It weat down
like a rock," said Ontario ProvinciaJ
Police Constable A. Thornton, one of
th! first policemen OD the scene.
There was no time to 1et to tht
l~eboards. -
Three o f f i c i a 1 invesU1alion1 were
Jauncbed rue.lay to answer the buic
qUe!tioo of why the freighter was so
far elf~ in good weather with good
\'islbility.
The body of Capt. Albert Groulr, 12,
of Montreal, was found Tuesday by 3Cllba
diven in the area, That of his ton,
Alain, 16, was not. The ejght divers
also foond the ~es of chief engineer
Willie Demers, his wife Jacqueline and
their six-y,ar-old dauahter. 1be bodies
of !our other crew members 3011 were
missing ..
Strike May C(l.use
Britisli Rationing
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LONDON (UPI) -Britain's 47,000
Longshoremen · today st.ruck all the na-
tion's seaports for the first time in
44 years. Union leader Jack Jones 1aid,
"We are prepared for a long .strike."
Officials said the new Conservative
Party government, facitJg iU: .first major
challenge, already had prepared plan•
to declare a slate of emers:ency, probably
wUhin the next 24 houri, and to use
troops if necessary to move vital carJOt•
of perishable foodstuffs,
Thay •aid it al30 was pr.red tn
1'1ion some conunoc:Uties, U ""' strike ,drags on 'for several weeks.
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~ ~ c : Ht 1t . .. Prlnce C)larl•• look• on as Queen Elizabeth accepts
a basket of flowers from Lisa Dawn Epp, 4. in Stein·
bach, Manitoba. The royal family •topped in Stein·
bach as part of their tour of Canacta's Norlhweit · Provinces. ..
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l Controls
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SAIGON (M'\-U.S.-traJn.
ed m•""nariel, ;IMlbt their
' w11,y thr9ugh slope areas of
Kiri ROPI Wedneadar but the
Viet C\ll'I .rJd Nortl\ Viet.
r Jl& rneae ' bekl on to at lust
two. major J>Oai~ in the
mow~n f~ $0 mUa we.st
of PhllQRI ~· I
A d1'patch from 1118 Cam-
bodian capltall said to blt-
talloiis GI ~' Cambodians
,recruiled; 'od i In South Vietnam had ~ their
control GI'.' t~ lain top,
but the l,too-me ~Y f~rce
that overran the Cambodian _
army g~ison Saturday stlll
held the villa,, 9f' Prin<;e
Norodom Sihanouk, the depos-
ed chief of state, and a small
mililiry factory where @m·
munllioR clips ll-'ere made for
lhe Cambodian )army. The
prince's big vacation chalet
is on a rise on the mou!'lla~1
top, while tile brkik JUld reli;r
(orced C011Qre~e f&ciory alSo
is \n a formidable position.
)
The ·mercernaries shot their , ~ _-:r= ""' T.._. ..
way Monday .to the crest of A'ftMY VOLUNTEER FALLS IN FOR MUSTIR
Kiri Rom, l which m e'a n 1 Mother! D•uah't.r Tr.lninf Out1klt ~ Penh
Jfealtl\y Atr Mountain. While ---..,...-~----~----~-~.-
the fighting rated there,
anofher largs North Vitt·
nam~ forc,e -some
. estimates said 1 ,~ men -
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w-. July 15, 1970 DAILY I'll.OT $
My Lai. ~l)elilierate' QUEENI E ly !!h.11 1.,.Nt I a rfr 1
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Hawks' Ref>i?.rt s...,.rp~ises Critics
W ASlllNGTON (UPI) -
Foor "hawkiab" ~al
lnveslilal<>rs haYO ...,,n.ed
1keptlcs on all sides by
repo<Unr •.. that U,S. soldlen
'deliberately" shot down fn.
~l civilia.n.s in lhe South
Vleloamese hamlet ol My Lai.
1.~ "A\ thls· late d•tt." Aki• ~ ~In fact it was eo wrong
.,.. subcommittee at Ibo Olld, t..f!01 so foreign to the normal I ~-of Rs ~·report Tuesday, OOaracter and actions ot our
''Who can j u d II e lhe mJlitary forces as to im-
cumluative ef!ect.s o( the bor-mediately raise a question as
rors, fears aqd frustrations t,p the legal sanity a,t lhe time
which the men of '!C" qom-.ot .. those men involved," the
pany had been r~ to en-panel concluded.
Furthermore, the Special
House Armed Services Sub-
committee sakt, Anny and
State Department officers in
South Vietnam suppressed a
stream of reports they ffi."eiv.
td about the alleged
"massacre." The l'll(makers
however ~efrai~ from :.a
blanket condemnation ol whit
took place when "C" Company
sw~ through the village on
M .11 16, 1968.
dure jult prior to their acUon The subcommittee w a s
at My Ila! on March 11, of formed and asslp>ed lts.~k
that year." by, committee Chairman L.
The l"""I said what bap-Mendel Rivers (0-S.C.). v.
pened wu ob~ly wrong, erS has complained bitterly
and .that It .vlOlated \be since the Pentagon began serl-
Geneva Convention.\, ~ rules ously investigaUng the My Lai
of l!ncagement and du.·ectlves al)eagtions and c h a r g l n g
from ~ hl~t allied com-servicemen with crimC!. He
maqds 1n ~Ietnam on ttle has accused the Army of
trealment ot'civilians. It Said persecuting American fighting ·~IXD.~:' I ~ n o c e n t civi!!ans men who were just tryt,lg to
Vi-ere deliberately klU~. by do their job. But today Rlvers Amerlcan~troops. said of the subcommittee
~port which speak! of "a
tragedy of ma J or pro-
Fake portions": "Troubles! I don't ha.ve any troublea to tell yoli,
'"l agree with everything -I'm just wai~g for someone."
Raplia.el l s Real Tliing
In the report. They 've done ------------------~a masl!!rful job."
On the other side of the
feoce were those Vietnam
doves and others who prlvate--
LONDQN;(UP!) _ What the golden ••e ol ltallu ari, was ly scoffed aL the notion the -subcommittee wookt produce N.atiooal Gallery tbou&ht was born in Urbino in 1483. He the objective report promised
only a copy qf Raphae.J.,'1 16th died at tbe age ol 37, leaving by its chairman. They noted
Antisec~ecy Group
Pushing 'Teller Vote;· r t.ury portrait ol Pop,e Jullu.t a wide ra.oee ol painted that all four members were
•·· •.• ~ t to be .i.... masterpieces, including his dedicated supporters Of the ·~ ""~ ou 1-~ TramiiguraLion, possibly the U.S. effort in Vietnam and WASHINGTON (UPI) -HOUie into oPe OG ·bkfl.·lll«D> ~a]· thln8 -worth an best known. ' generally pro.military. Wilh one win and one. loss ben' nemes, u •Well• tbek
estimated $12 million on the An official at the Natlooal Today some of them con-behind them, members ot a tiot.all, are. ~~-, m>d
market. Gallerx sald the papal portrait ceded t· h e subcommittee bipartisan. House antisecrecy apiJlot.
attacked a go.vemment bat..
talion ~day at Srak Neak,
25 miles to the south. The
garrison suffered h e a v y
'losses, the al,a c kers
Police Seeking Aid
In Michigan Kidnap 1;t\e gallery annoui:iced Mon-was priceless. report cafried some surprises. bloc regrouJ)ed today for a. Oppcoents of ' WI drllltlc
. day months d. painstaking in-"You c.an begin thinking 3t Because courts-martial are major effort to put lawmakers tjaaoie In ~ ~
vestigation have established 1 million pounds (2.4-million p e n d in g a g a I n st I i v e on the record oo m06f. sigrifi·-that lor 111 years bN 8nlul>
that it has the genuine dollars)," the official .,_.,;d. servicemen involved in the cant Issues. • ed· in anonymity maj ol"
port{ait, painted about 1511-12. ''But really the painting is alleged massacre, the sub-They perfected language d. decisiool .Uo Jirded'for blltlt.
withdrew, and a Cambodia!l LANSING, Mich. (UPI) -more and more concerned for
spokesman said there was no Police Chief Derokl Husby has he{ safety."
further fighting today. asked klcal residents to search ' ' I a pp ea I to all
-ti ~ .t:, their properly for any sign residents ... to search their
of Laurie Murninghan and the own property, i n c I u d i n g Vietnani gunman who kidnsped her woods , culverts ... anywhere
during a gift shop holdup• six where.somebody could Qe held .
Pullout days.ago. against · the.if-·will,"· he told
No trace has been found a news conference.
of the pretty, l&-year-old Husby said there was "no
Speeds Up blonde and her Negro ab-point" in spreading the
ductor. Husby conceded massive search to other areas
1\le&day : "We are becoming unless evidence warranted It.
SAIGON (UPI) -The J\Uss Murni.nghan. daughter
Unit?d St.ates accelerated its of former Lanslng J\1ayor Pdax
.. p ha .. F 0 u r .. tr 0. p Thur 111ond Asks E. Murnlnghan, has not been
withdrawal from Vietnam to-seen since she was taken from
day, 'deactivating an Air. Force R U • l her s u m m e r job at
unit and star\lng the. move eSCl'Ve J!l. Gallagher's "!Jilt Shop 1by a
of a Marine Corps Air robber who pistol-whipped the Squadron to Japan. \YASHINGTON (AP) -Sen. owner and took '6(1.
· Military spokesmen said the Strom Thwmond, (R-S .C.), a Police ~ checked 786. tips
American redeployment31 coin-retired majorl general in the -SS of them Tuesday -·ded ·1h d · • t•-Army Reserves, says he has Cl WI a rop 1n vat n:: and appealed to citizens to
activity in South Vietnam. written 5.1 congressmen who telephone more.
Ail.ed are reservists in hopes of 1 communiques reported "The ma.nc one has not
II h nd establishing a Reserve unit for e· g l a scattered ground Congress. Yef been re~ived, or if it
fighting. 'Itiurmond said Tuesday has we haven't discovered
South Vietnamese 1 this,"Husbysaid. onner Secretary of Defense spokesmen said the number Robert s. McNamara abClish-The '6,000 reward offered
o r Communist-initiated in-ed congressional Reserve unlts forrher safe return had draWn
cidents dropped to their lowest five years ago but the current at least two extortion attempts
point in almost four months. secretary, Melvin R. Laird, aOctone "tip" was a deliberate
Guerrilla shelling a t t a c k s has advised hJm he has no hoax by two young men that
overnight fell to their lowest objecUon to re-est.ablishing cost' "lhousailds of dollars"
level since March. them . to track do\.\'n, Husby said.
Cecil Gould, the gallery's truly priceless." committee did nol seek to an amendment to turn t b-e but adm~ tbey ~
deputy director, said this With a small exhibition focus on who may have done ~alled "teller" vote In the were, Ucked. 1 •
meant an identical portrait showing how x . ray ex-what in the hamlet; but it lfiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiiiiiiiiii'~ ~e~.u:"ta~y'.ui~ ~~~17y ~a.~'::! had . •hoRawn .... ~ =-i::~ .. "'tr p.:in~" ~h~ ARTISTS & CRAFl'SM•N · Intl wor "'I' ,.. ... a genwne .,. ... el, charges of a cover-up. ~ ~
the copy -not the orig it was put on view this mom-At one point In the report. FESTIVAL SPACE AVAILABLE
as had ·been ·though\. Ing. the lawmakers accused FOR QUALIFIED ARTISTS
The gallery's Raphael was Goold, the man behind the military and state department -NI W FESTIVAL ~OUP '0AMINO-
purchased in 1824: with 37 discovery, said, "We have all officers. assigned as civilian
other works for $135.800 and been btind. We had alway& province advisers, ol working THURSDAY, JULY 16th--4·to 10 p.m.
had been in U>e reserve col-taken it for granted that ours together "to suppress eviden~ ,..._. ..,.... I,,.,,
lecUon, not 00 display. WU just a good, if filtl\y, of the alle.l(ation and Its in-7tJ LA6UNA CANYON lit, LAHllA .. CH ' Raphael Sanz io, whose copy. vestigation."-• ·
popularity has remained morel~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~ comtant than th a t of any =
other great painter since the No"' Open Eve rv Nite 'tll 8 p111, Sat. 8:30.8
Low Enrollment A' ,
ped al K'ent State Uolversily L s T KEJoO', Ohio. (UPIJ -Sum·
rtle\ ..Udenl enrollment drop-
following the shooting deolhs
of four students in campus
violence May 4.
A total of 7,470 students
enrolled for the first summer
seasm at Kent, 2.7 percent
lower than in the same period
last year, a sPokesman said
Tuesday. However ,
preliminary e3timates had in-
dicated the drop would be
more than twice that large.
3DAYS
TO SAVEIN THE
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At South Vietnam's northern ------------------------------1
• port city of Da Nang, membe~
of a 460-man Marine Corp!
reconnaissance s q u a d r o n
started leaving for a new sta-
tion in Japan. The squhdron, '
equipped with Phantom photo
reconnaissance jets, had bee.n
based In Vietnam since April,
19(15.
At Phan Rang Air, Base on
the central coast the U.S. Air
Force completed the in·
activation of the 280-man 309th
Tactical Airlift Squadron . It
had been based in Vietnam
since November, 1963, flying
Cl23 Provider Transports.
The 50.000-man phase four
withdrawal will be completed
by Oct. 16, dropping the
authorized American troop
level In the war zone to 384,000
men. Another 100 ,000
Amerk:ans will be withdr rp
by May l, 1970.
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Rogers .
Pessimistic 1
About· Talks
HARBOR CENTER STORE
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NAME · CHANGE SALE
u h oHt our new oper ation •••
We'll 1pec.ialite in 1uif1, 1portco"et1 and dr•11
slack1 only -the Only store of it1 kind in Or-
•n9e County. A famou1 m1ker of 'priv1te lebel r.trchendise has •greed to cooper•f• in our
w-m•rgin , high -Yolume outlet. We'll offer his
be•utifully tailored, qua lity 1uif1 et 60 % LESS
then 1fores seling_ them under •nother name.
Worsted Wool, Dae.ran & Wool or Silk & Wool
WASHINGTON (AP)
Secretary tn State William P.
Rbgers says he sees llUle hope
Of negotiating an end to the
war in Vietnam .
lllklAD CID DI rellXIDD ... Values '100 to $125
'••1 must say that in terml
of a conventional end cl tha
war as we think of it, l don't
think that rWe're any closer,"
Rogers said in a radio In-
terview recorded in London
Sunday and released her•
Tuesday. "'Mlat is beca111e the
1r,emy donn'' show art)' in-
terest In tanting to ~ the
Wlll"."
f\ogers . said tile end result
mty be a sUuatioA of no war \
1nd no peace. Etcalatloo ol
the war may conttnue, but '
the enemy still may rely ou
1errorlsm and guerrilla at.
locks. he added.
Doubt.I of a negotla~ pe&Ct:
m>pped up elsewhere in the
State Deparlment.
Carl Bartch, a department
·1pnkei manr said Stale has no
lnrormalion to connrm reports
ol Sovie~ interest in a new
lndochlna confere:oce.
THE COfFEE .. POT -IS ILllYS ON
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· time to unwind! for"t )'OUf PfObltms, and let
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for lh1 day. Newport N•tl001l lllnk k 1lw~
lhinkin1 of you I Wt'n bton d~nr ~for "'fl.
Enjoy lhi>. 1lon1 wilh olhor vpiqot "l'licn"
"The M"l Un~111 Bt•k In Thf Wo1I~.·
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The luxurious drape , rich texture 1na lustrous look of
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patterns and shades.
SPORT .,ar1re1 te SB9 DRESS value• t o 832
COATS $39 a $49 Sl:ACKS $15 a $17
2300 N. HA RBOR Bl vp., Costa Mesq
Har borCenter, on the ma ll-540-1500
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Rapid tri..lt came to a rapid end ln Huntlnll(jll ,.._.b wltb Ult failure of Ted and Judi Geluler'a er· '
l!trbntnl to provide bus •lllililce from !be north end of
IOn lo tho Wilcil, , llf
Tiie Gelaalll'I Jouod two ~seat buses to provl.da
• ~Y 1'11111 treln lbrH parks In t~e north to the city llelcll. 'nittr mlnl•b01 1y1tem lasted three days with • ·o. blllbut nwnl!or of traveler& reachin• 15. It was a · :bard llilanclal f8llura, forcing the.GeiHlar1 lo quit quick·
IJ'. it•~ too tt..i the' erperlmeat failed ao quickly. But
Ille Gel11lara certainly deserve appreciation for trying
·a lo.""'vlde a aaeful community s~rvice ••
It 1 ... m1 ,Dais tranaportaUon, even to the crowded ~ won't easily gain ICceptance In Huntington BMefi. But perhaps other ~nterprising per&ons, or city olll~ala cu l!rid a plan tor tryln• ll)aSI transportation
• -tven hr 1 aection of town -In an econoOJIC mann~r.
Hunttntton Beach I~ ra1tldly app~achmLthe till!• when p\ibllC 'transportation would be a great asset to
the city..,. ~
• FQ~t Expei:i.enced Men
ProvldlnR effective leadership in school districts
«ripped by· r~venue problems and ever·increaslng ~~·
rollment naur, .. Js not an euy ta1~. .
So it dll:llLin order to giv~ a wo~ of-recognlt1on
and. eiicoura•lment to the_ Huntington Beach and Faun·
tatn .VaUey citizen• who have shouldered the . responsl· t= for an often thankless and cqntroyers1al JOb of
ng "f, their 1chool district's board of trustees.
Tbe b I and often-troubled Huntin«!on Beach Union
Hllh $cbtlol District will again be hoded by Matthew
Wl'Y'Uk1r1 adm1ni1tratlve assistant to Assemblyman Robert ff. Burke. He also serves on the Westminster
llCbool dlatrlct board.
· Also rHlected w81 Harold Brown, chairman of
Iba Fountain Valley School District board of education. B~ is a teecher of mathematili& and science at the
Dog-Nuts
Outshouted
Dog-Lovers
One of the prolllema ol belnl parUssn
is Uiat you are~ IOnllUmel more em·
batTassed by the peopli wh(t ~ on
your side than by, the enemy. Thia fulp-
pened to me not lolt'a HIJ, when the
famlt~: ....,,.i la a, .. ,... .... tl)rouah
Chica"'' Ll~n Park. , ,.
The Cit)''• Park C<xJutlilalltll ~
•lupld!J dt!:!ded !hat ,
dogs 'itioold ~ bo
allowecl In U.Plr,b,
elthert~ or un-leuhel; ,,0 i!O«·
lOYe...-up: fa
-'~--JIP) to ~.:.~
lty. ~" .. ' .............. he
,port •1th our . .. pacq . t ~ ' 1!11'!! .umNG ua lotluiae c1qr.1o .. n •
were !!IO'll'. do(-tll!\I, '!'l10J didn't think
doll• ll><>llltl be ~'la the parka;
ln !act. tljlr -d)lldnn; .blcyclilts
and noa ~· to be ihe real J'll(lna~1; ~1 1(!11 for what 'they cill
total "fr.._" IVf canine actlVI~y.
Now tbM tit u alupld, unfair and
one-eMled 11 U. Pm Conunluion'I tdlct th~! "'-doll abould be pennlt£ec! In
I.he l"ilii· All clop ahould be 1eash1d,
except a .,.aat runs or enclosure&
lhal "!llltl to 119 .,.,.ided In city park•.
The rJiitla I( ~ don\ outweillh the rilh~...,... ebllcjren or ol people
who ' ID Ila afraid of them. . •
'!'!IS. ooiwn/n· io our ~ tltoqht
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Gloomv •
Gus:
Devil wor•hip murders, hammtr
m11T'4tt1, and nQW motorcycle
ganas attempting murder -what
nut Jn thi1 sun\Jner spree of Vil>-
Jen\ death!
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Tii i• ftlfvrti "'*"' ,...iert' vl••.. ., --rt" ...... ti '" --· lt!lllll '""" "" "'" ......... , .,, DtllJ ,lie,. •
otherwise, and they ouU!lcNled the re•t
~ Ill' .Ba•lcally, tltoy pni<r Mp to -peoplf fer aome twisted paychfc rtalOf'l&
of JheJr own -.and they can 1e1 no ;wro.,,, ba whatever docs may do, or
be allow.If to<lo.
As a dog-lover (but no idOlator ) I
am willing lo march and proteSt on
beha~ of Ml1ty'1 ~vii rights, but I
am not going to tncourqe or defend
her civil wronp. Molt ~ however,
seem Incapable q/ stailllg Diil a
rePonable area of freedom f o t theif1Selv~1 .without belfW willing to lfn..
pin&e upoo ti.; 1r..-of thOse who
faaf dll!erenUy •
AT THB RIART OJI' Ivery aonflict aboUt "lll>trlY" Ii ijle. need for a _,,.r
and i\ltl definl Uoa al what "right," ""1ly
are, a'l'f , Wll!rf tiJey e.nd. Af. Bernard
Sho1" once •l/l'!Md, "It lo \n)poalble
for th& iqiokei Ind the non-sqloker to.
he equally free In !he ume tallWay
car.11
We have to devise a way of giving
each faction Its optimum freedom
.(which , note c~refully, ~not the same
as "maximum" freedom), ao tllat while
nobody is as free as ·he would like
to be, yet 11otiody'1 freedom seriously
lluiits the freedom q( others. "Freedom"
a1 a battle.cry 1hoUld not Include the
liberty to foul up the public'& @'ISS
in the name ol the noble race al caniilel.
I~s N pt . Really 'Income' . . ' ... '
Your ,J!"W If Cllleluall' btoka hil · ....... ,.. ...... -........ ww111
., ~ ~ h!o rat, ha
~·,..a -fGr ... Po yog ·.,
have Ii> flfll ...... '"" oa tllla ~I , 'NO, -rwa• ll ~pat rMJ.ty '1111ciifne"
ot all. ,,,. ~ _,zy ~ ~
••come M tftD..1
Now, -lje -ti> pay and yoo -It· 1111 him for the money. Then, llao, If ,.. win the lllO, It Is
tu fl9t. .\Pio; ft olmply makes you
comeoul-
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...... r. *' ' 1, Slallft pol.
-..... -"llar pioblem ln ... Hfi:o'll ~~ 10 1aJn ~ -;:rA. ljtilr Ollliook, their ~. a foreicn poltcy
r11p a':c e. .. -WaUoos 2r thtlr ........
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~ a.rt, ...._ • --anay Wee -"Jt'1 .. the flllUN of f.-
Aniericul to .... lqvo tuntar y
aurvitudl. All we have to di it make
lhe ~ Md pltyolcal standards oI
our military u bllll 11 posoible and
...,. YOUltl 1n111 will cllll'IOI" fer the r to flllll!f7 ... ...., ....
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penJat.lon for their injuries, ft Is not
.aub)O<?llo"'1trtetax.
Jn fact, the lnjllf)r need U even
be physical at all. fn ope, cue, a man
won SI00,000 for defamation of chlracter.
1'le. 1overnment uied to ooUecl Income
tax on this sum, but a court ruled
that, il wa1 not taxable. 'I1le court said
U'le purpose of the money wu jus\
to "make I.ht p\ainUU wholi." ,
And In another case, t.he money that
a 1trl won in a breach ct f>rorrtlse
.Wt was li~ewlse he.Id not t1xable, 1\noe
k was compenMtlng her only for ._
hann'1 lhe had suffered.
llOWEVER A verdict may also include
"ponillve" damages, imPosecl not to com.
penaate for the plaintllf'1 lni~ 001
to punl!ll the deleodanl f,.-hi• """'glut
conduct. On at»• portion ol the verdict,
a lax may Indeed be collected.
For 11;ample:
In •nOther det1m1tlon cue, the plaln-
Uff wog lt,lllO -l'IO 10< Ibo d""ll'
"-lo his ..... latlon. and lllO lo teach ~ defendant I le..... Thi llltl WU
held tax fiee, ool the plalnUlf did have
to pay income las on the $350. 'Mll1
wu considered Income because, in spite
ot the harm he had 11ufftrcd, he came
out P$O richer than he had been before.
A n Amtrican Bar A11odo rlon pHb-
Uc atruict /rature bJI r lU BtrnarcL
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C<11j111)''1 otto F[~bar ~llffl Jill JuvonUe dejinq~ents In
Oran.-. · 1
Ta~lllH_the h~m at the 22-school Ocean View School
D11trlcl WUJ· l!o hoopltill administrator Bob Zinngrabe.
Tbt new Huptln1ton Beacli City School District board
chairman Steve Holden, Is an µiaurance agent. '
Sc~ool1 are 1 community'• biR11:e1t , most comple~
and ini1>9rtant enterprlae. Thf people elected lo operate
the ·acbOols i land aecond to nDne in community 1erv}ce.
Suc~ful Little ~gue
It'• t1m1 a1aln to 'doff lb• ~aaeball cap for another
fine Little~ Lea~u..e bateball aea,on Just completed in
Hunt1n1ton peach and Fountain Valfey. AU the action
isn't comple\e yet -with all 1~r K3JTlll an~ 'their "'"
•YinK_•l91'.Y y~l r~ainhut -bu\"11011 o( the.boys hove
put away Ute official uniforms a·oa turned 10 other •unt·
mer activities.
Nearly 2 000 boys enjoyed the b{lseball action iq
Fountain Val1lef, Ocean View, Robinwood , Huntington
Valley and Sea View LltUe Le11ues and the Go1den
Weit Pony Liague.
Several of the leagues marked progr•ss this sum·
mer w~th new baJI diamonds and tlJe pl'omise of more to come in the next few years. Each league grew Jn 1iZ!_ __
and-that Certainly won't-stop. -The DAILY PILOT would like to say a spe~ial
••tfianks" to the representatives of each of t~e"leagqes
who flelpe d· qs provid e newspaper coverage of the sea-
son. ·
LltUe t"eague makes a major ·contribution to the
community by providing supervised recreation for ener·
gy.charged youngsters. And , of course, this takes a lot
of volunteer adult effort. So. a salute· to the young baseball enthusiasts for
another biR" and enteft$inf( season. And a pat on Ute
back tOr those weary but willing grown-ups who made
It possible.· . H
'Tell Preli(knt Cle,veland lh!IJ ,we wiU hOnqr Ilia (50 day ' ·u.n '" ._.,.r · • · . Qaq-• 011 penuu, · ~ \ l
Miiitary Balatace Bfl• Claqnt;ed
Russia Now Dominant in. Mid~asl
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WASHINGTON -A1 the Ruaalln1 read
the transcript ol recent White Hou~e
brleDn1s on foreign Policy, which Is
undoubledJy In their hand> by now, they
could not be blamed fm-lhinkitll tbat
they ha~ the United Slltes pretty muck
on the run in the Midd le East.·
">. haa aupplarited Brllajn, the Un~od Slates
an4 Fruce a~ the donliQalll ~ernal ~ force in tbe Middle East. ~
by the build-up al Soviet and ottier " r~. . •111 'J'Na underlylhc •liumption may be ""
wrong for two rftsons. Jt may become • '
politlcailY impossible lw. U,. Unitod · l
Sia! .. lo undertake U,. kind al fur1her • I
ijiterventiotl whitj\ woukl be called for ... ~
lf rfi1y already be too late lor ~
less Uiari direct interv~. and if that A ffijh amnlnistratkiii offtclal spoke
ol the United· Stales
expelling t.be ·Soviet .
pilots and combljt
personnel from
E&ypt wishing later
u..1 ,1Je hid used a mora woU~[n1
phrase, u-ty
becau• ol the com·
plete un....aJty and
wishful-ol llllllh
a mean1rweu t1pr9111on.
We !lre nOf1~ to erpel the Jltlssians
frdm !opt. 1'iY k4'0w It mid we know
It, arid tho iirlbo know It and the
Iaraelll knoW tt. We did no\ expel Uie
Russians from Cuba. They are there
at their "defehatve" flllasile bases, just
as Ille Rusaianl are. at tt-Sua <:anal
with defensive mlssUt operations whicll
can be used offensively and counler-
offwisively. '
~ THREAT !hat the
may ' chan1e. The
1lal chanjed. It is an
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accomplish!d fact . The White House has
gotten itself involved in explanatory
semantics on what the Russian intentions
were in tile first place and the conditions
which actually c3me into existence. That
dceS not make any difference. The con-
dition e1ists in which the Soviet Union
ts now in a position lo make it very
dUUcutl l<f ttie Uitlled ~\el to exerl
pressqre or perstllsion by Tnllitary meana
ln the Eastern Mediterranean.
We cannot do it effeCttvely because,
ln lhe words of the White House official,
il may become vety d\ff~ult for our
fitt:t tp operate in that .,.ea in the
face of short-range Soviet bases, and
the oil su_ppllea of the Middle East may
become iotally at lhe mercy of the
Soviets a~d their radical clients.
NOW THIS IS something entirely dil-
rerent ff'Qr'll what American opinion has
historically been concerned with, the con·
tinuing existence of 1srael as an in-
dependent &late. That Is a question which
n1ns deep in emotion, religion and
politics, and now is only a part of
the larger picture that the Sovii!t Union
Under these conditions CIW'a&eollf
Israel does not have an · a.ssurtd future
even if it continues to exlft as an
independent state.
Supplying Phantom )eta to be shot
down by the new complex of Russian
missil' derense.a merely llhrstr~tes tile
tenuous nature of AmeriCan policy. lt
is an ope?t questjon whtthtr 'or "'?'
the Phantom jets will be neutr'-U'ed
in the same way as otlle~ French-1i:ful
Arrieric:an aircraft operatid by ~ lsf!teU'
Air Foree .~ 4!,nt of 1ddlUonal Russian
counter m~ In arl escalating con.
frontat~n. '
THERE IB, IN OTllER word.I no
assured fu=_ur In such an •scalit\lon. And the al probl1m Is thal the
Israelis, rear this, may think' that
now iJ t!ie, li!o\ chance lo sttiie the
blow ..that wif save them for a whll~
)Oll£tr, as WIS the case in !he SIX-<l.ay
war. .
American policy does not rai.ie much 1-. II ts based oo the und<r lylng
a~umption th-.t the Soviets realize that
if they expand their military presence
the point will be reached where the
Israeli! muat respond. The United Stat'!s
~ld then be ?orced to place Israel
in 4 position where it cannot be d@ltroytd
·~ 90 the riska that the Rusai.an1 have ..
already taken have paid <if because ' •
they h11ve correctly judged that the "
1.lnited States cannot directly intirvene "\; With it& own inUtllry forces. • ·. ., ..
'l1IE l\U~' OOUJ,ll be perlectly Willing tp let the Amerlea~ think, under ,
t1)eie circumatances, ~to thiy are iti· .,
terested in a settlement. Curref!t pOllcy ·
is riak!ly baled on the assumption ~t
there m•y he "'"1e1.elern!'f>t al •!n<oritJ
Oil .\ti~ ~ I~. This ~kl,l?"'Vt,. as 1n the past, 1o be· a deiuabl. '
The R.Ull1Jlll have recov~ f1'0lll
their hurniU1tion In the six-du wat "'~
th!tr supplies aQd tecll'lical ¥1vict "l'tiit
down the drain and Naaset tokei'td.
They do not seem to be muOO fri,tltened
by Presidef!t Nixon's wa"11nc 1o them
thal the ri•i to world peace ii ""ter "· jn lhe Mideast than in Vietnam. Their .,1
nuclear sl.rength fiquals Oil e.1ceedil IN •,
Unlted it.ates, Ind that wis not the I
case in · I.he Jut ~ contront1UOn
of the Cuban miuile criJ~ IO ~y •
are mo•\n& with men Midence.
' ope Makes You Sick All the Time'·
To the Editor:
'Mltrt are many falae gimmicks blasted
at us on the TV and in the press
dally, but the most idiotic is the assump.
tloa Qiat dope ii better than alcohol.
Dope destrQ)'s ~ m~ entirely. Alcohol,
on the otbtr band, makes you well
when you are sick, and makes you
sick when )'oq a{'• well. Dope does
nothillJI of the klnd; i& merely makes you
siek all the Ume1 Now the ~aceuUcal giants in
America mJb ..,. Ill' In exet.sS of
the 1e11t deman<! for' it. They send
dope Into Mesico which ii smuggled
back ltelo: thef. lni4yerteotly supply ,yen tiff llUclt ~ here. And they
are bani .,,. ilct aplain it.
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A NUMBER OF eencemtd citizens
and oraanlutlons are out to penecute
and actually destroy these sinister cor·
poraUons by whatever means necessary
If they don't 1t.r1lghten up and fly right
for the American people who are pro-
viding their bread and butter.
Dear George:
1 have been a member o( the
Secret Service for seytr•I years
and received three snmoUons.
Unfortun11tely, 1 have somewhat
of a problem. 1 don 't know what
I'm supposed to be doiftl. Can
you help me?
ANON
Dear Anon1 ~
I wllh I could, Anol\, but k
would betf•f a conf!d;nc. 11111 the
other IUYI would say t couldn't
iMp a H<l'O!! Jolt mif\!le with the
Cl'O'ffd and quit betna so ooay. . " (Advice on any s ubject,
particularly those subjects on
v.·hich no ad!Jice la c:a!~ ror.
Georfe will poke his' OOM into
your pt?r.sonal affair& at "° extra
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Letterr trom rtod'11 art .wllow\t'.
Normauu 10riter1 atwuld ~w Uad'r
tnes1ag11 in 100 word.I or lf11. TM
right to condnlt ltfflu CO fit 1pqc1
or eliminate libei b nsemrd. AU lt~
ters must incli.dt ffgtlat~re CS'\d ~iZ..
ing oddr111, bvt "4ftMl1 mov bt wfih-
held on r1:qV11t •I fV/~ns r191on
.. OP!JQ1''1\l J!Qol!y ;,;q llO( be pul>
lilhtd. :
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And the &r"'9Jne· llu It that !"-clgaret corn~. ire toolinJ up now
to produce, a mlrijuana clgartt tr and
when It becomes }egallzed.
Remember, alcohol (an Ingredient in
most medicines) make1 you well when
you are sick, and sick when you are
well. We can't say that of dope.
MILT JiASHAM
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To lhe Editor:
In a recent editorial entitled "Bannirm
~totorcycles" you ttated ". . .A few
years back, the problem of illegal drag
racj!lk on city streeta wu relOlved bY
creating special drag a trips. . . " As
a vel'f interested party in all phues
of recreaUonaJ acUvity, especial~ for
the YOUl'tl, I woulll Uke to polnl OU~
that the Costa Me,. RecruUon Deport·
men! Is trylnc to help 30tve the problem or "somepllOl to enjoy t.helr wheel•."
THE 'DEPARTMENT has organlied
a motorcycl, and mini-bike cl'ub1 i•c1nls
La Trans,'' which make ti'ips to rtmole
dirt riding areas the last weekend of
ear.h monlh. ,
f feel 1ure that the 30 to SO youn11 ter1
and an lncrtaslng number or their
parents think the cil y of Costa Mesa
ii "°"kln1 with the cycllstJ t.oward a
corpmon goal -the enjoyment of a
healthy recre1Uon actl\11y.
, KP;ITH V~N HOLT
D!Hctor ol RecreaUon
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Tq ll)e Editor '
The tlme hat tone since come for ·
l;'fs ).'W'Oleetlng the inctlvklual from
malpractice by local and fe<jeral law
enforcem~nL ~noies. Isn't it iust a•
much a crime When a goliceman tbtgaUy
1 J,Pters a private reSideoce or lflegally
To M\6 Editor : ljlfrChef a person's pre!enct II it ii
On behali II( the Oranct Cotµrty ,...~ wtftn a criminal does just that? . ,
of Dlrect9r1. oC ~ ~fl ~~ J , WJlat I'm ~ It is this : When Socle~y', 1 ~lah ,to exter:-1 my h~llt an individual Is arrested as the result
appreciltloft to ~ and,.,~~-~ of an iUe1al maneuv,r by an officer he.lphJ lo makei.,.. 1970 ~ ... "Q w;_,. .1,he victhn ·should have &<>me sort 'of a reloundl!l.C. ~cce31:. YClll' vi t a l reGourse . ....,_, ""1 ~le service JP'~ "'1"
...io lllt pqwer d the preaa. Tl!IS RECOOUE, ta be effective
N<YI' ONLY RAVE we malnlliped our
potlUDn as I.Sn in IN state-wide
Crusade, second billy to Los An1eles,
but we antiCiR<tte attaining mll' hf&tiest
1otll h\ the brinch's history.
I would like to offer a special 1 vote
o1 thapks lo Mn. M. D. Morril t·Costa
Mua ny chairman and •her un\lflnJ
IP'ootl d "llluoloen, and lo all yout
ruden • bave 1espondlll 10 ~
ly. VIRGii-I. PARTCH
iffn«ary Qlllad.e Chairman
' Bright Studen~?
'fimpe,_ ~fb.., NeWI! " • They are
brlghl eriOulh to Dow U\lt serving In lll;@
Army ii ., dr•I· But they art not
brlllhl enoul!li to kn0• ~ il their
f11iiora ~d baen " brllhl 11 they
art, they themaelvu would have biked
in ovena.' So 1pojl:e Al Oapp, cartoonist of • , . 1Ll'I Abner,' q he explained
that ht "'Aa 1lck of htar\ng lhat ram·
paglng 1tudent1 ll't the bri&htell one.a
on the cam.pus."
within the framewort of our prUent
net-.york Of law1, must it.self be set
~n as law by the Legislalurt •
The effect of thli legal r>course will
inhibit ~w enforcement officers from
overst.eppiH the1e bou1"'!, caUS4lg
dis~ ~molity, fe;ar aqd a --lack of trust In our law enforc1Jnent
qencial !fnd the whole -•JIOl>dbtl
l&overnm°'l!al' ilody !My r.pr-. Thja might helf.... the llllp. . . ,
JOHN TAI.LE ..
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Th• •d1tor1a1 poJli ~r111t Dtflil -Piloa 1eelu to inform and ttim-
ul410 •to<lefl b~ P<fffnling thlt
ncwspoPfr'• optniom end com.
mntGJl on topict o/ ~".ltrt1t
ond 1f{lnjfioa~. b~ ptovldlng a
forum /Ir ih1 ·~••Nin o/ our rtadtra' oplnion1, ad b~
presenting the di""• iii1ao-
pol11t1 oJ ·tn/orm.~d 0•11:rvet1
and 1pelce1men on topics o/ ih.e cja~. -'
Robert N. Weed, Publl1hor
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yoc 63. NO. J68, 4 SEC'rlONS. 6t P~GES ' . ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFOR~IA
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WEDNESDA y,''Jul.¥ 15, lt70
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Federal Greenery Bright~lls IJ~iit~iigion' Park
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' .By T"'1!Y CO\',IU.f;
otflli~PUll.tlH
11untin,ton. ~cb i! fapldly~~Uti'lng
_more federal WM!)' 'to helP develop (ta twitrof part.·
for ope!\ ,fpace to Sl,K7,004,'lauesL in The llrst grant Lile clLy -lved fioq1 HUil tl(b'~n\na· will be, usod 'to JIU! "But we wlllllo( lo buy 0-..,.... ol buyin& park land. ' 1 ,
Lile weste(n states," hid a ju~t Totn HUD w11 '10!,000 oka):ecl Feb. It for I• ·ljlllitie4, ~r the land, plonde .0.. bolon they were developed." • ' Bebito said the ctlY ""'*' olio 1Uk6
s.1vern.., ;vel!>l>me~t -dinator. for 11\• the fll!l'Cha.. ~ 18 acres aa part ol .~i. .and 1•'FI a thil ay!tem,, Bels,lti ~~ U..'.""""Go.~~ w""!.'!'Ti -~ fur~r requeots,, for, . mone1. lo 41t!~ o y. the park's Hrst pllase. -51\d. ,-. · -.....,...-.. w. umu _.. .,....,. ... ...-k . , __ 1 ~
City official.I recelvecl word !londay "We ·-have HO acres In the lint ~·ie ·~1ua>acr.. lo 'be 'boyg~flii, tenoCljoo lor tie pr-eel 415 acre t11< par· ,1beru no:--Oil
'l'he latest luDding came directly from
the Federal Depirtment of How.trig and
Urban Deve)opment (HUD) in the form
ol .f1M •• in aranl.s for acquisition and
developmentof !(le pai'k.
ol approvai frwn HUD for ~.Ill \o .plw<, Thl.s Includes Huntington Like. 'tilt ~ • .,._ ol ~ ;., · wtll .,..qi, pork. Developmeot has not. yet Lbal." ie 11e1d.
o !'!'~' pat rillUUl'I&, ' ........... , 0..0AI k 1nc··~ -help buy 4( acres for lhe second phase the propo.;ed library site and land aur-be r .. wildllft reeerve area. MOil . cit _,...,.. • ... Thi --.. pa.r concept ,~
of tbe cenlral park. rCMJDding GoJdeil West Sb::eet and Talbert the acreap lie. at I.he northwest corner .. It lpMa like we ha.ve a .Pretty eood 1 ~. Sevef'QI Aldi BelsJto, wbG *-w,
Today they learned · HUD would 1ive Avenue," Floyd "Bud" Belsito, a city o( Gql4eo W,st .ib:I. Talbeft. . HtUW l\'.11'.l&t on u.ete f~al graotl~'... '"" plus for the ilrst federal ~ta,
"?Mt , !>riMs our jotal H.UD arant
anolher S172,15.l to help develop tile first adminiltr1Uve ..WtanL, explained LodfY· .~'fi-M~ lllllN .lhao .50 MrOI ~ Sev_.cJoatod. HUil grant. matchlo& • b ready to l'OC[Utll' _, ta Uit w
phaJe ol the -tr al park. ' .. Tbt 4'•elopJneol · f\mdl 11anled b1 ~' ~ ·M&Od-fbue," Balsllo added, fuildo,' wliii:b~ pey allout bat( the coat fllWrt °" Lile lblrd """· '\ ,
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Ocean, Valley Schools Win F~nds
Doqan fft){D Spamento are sweeter
thao _... from , heaveo Lo ad-
min!Jtraton . in the. Ocean View Ind
Feua~ Valley ~I distric1'.
The doll~! are Wt of some i;o
l)liltioq• released ·Tuhd.y by stale
aythorlU.. for 1<,bool clmstruc\ioa. Bo\h
dfstrict;a hll,ve schools yhich will be fund-
ed f(om thia "1lllley. •
A spokesman for Ocean · View said
,the neit oc~t to be l>ullt wW be
Golden View in. tbl'l ·quarter section l/OOnded by Gokiea w,.1 and Echimts
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• streets Ind Slater and W~ A'i~ues.
Golden View la llCheduled to Of>'ll Its
door" in SepteMber, 'ti'lt . PlanJ Ud
. comtruction will start in the nut few ths ' •i rnon ,. ,
~ acbool, Vil\a View, ts already
ooder ConstrUction with 1 ~
openila da~e UU. Year· It ts ~inc bqllt
with state fund• borrO~ from another
agency.. Thole funds wlll be replaced
by the new bond mo1ey. .
Vista ~i.W is bolQ1\lecl by Edinger
and tfell Avenues and Magnolia and
Jury Finally Swotn-in
In Manson Ft;imily Trial
f ! ~ ANQEL!J§ (\)Pl) -~jury finally
Ud been sworn in at Ult !l' .... 1-!a•M•
murder trial today and the ~e 0<dered
them lockecl up in a ho!el nlghli)I from
now on until the case ends in three
montN or more.
Thi'! aeven men 1od live ,;!Jllen were
seated Tuesday aftern®n after Superior
Court Judge Charles H. Older questioned
th~ incilvi~ually and a•k~ )UM!m to
\YW Ibey could If! .. ·Cbatlla' MIUllOll ;... o.r.-r.m. ~rfail' .lid
impartial llW!o&. ' :
'Each of them replied Solemoly that he
·~ ol sl• alter-,te· l""'• J'U 1!11·
mediatelY '1taWI· 'J'hoy would teJ>Jace any
of the orlflnal 1J wllo mipt ~e lll
Or forced'to beComt lbsent in pie coming
months.
Picking the lZ requ.ired a month and
exhausted a total ol 141 pros~ve jur·
ors so it was dlfficutt'"to pr~ how long
il would require tQ get the 1l&trnilel.
Buahard streeta In fountain vai/. ,
Fountain \'.allel School Dtsb~ ol·
ficjab have three acho!>la. awatuq stale
lundl be(~ conatru;ction atarb.
Motola School, bounded b¥ Brooklwnt
aD(I llliahard Slieeta ud E1lia and
Garfiekl Avenues, is expected to open .
in Septerpbe.r, 1'71. ·
. Oka School,· OI) Ed~Uon Line,, o~
Yoc;"ktown Avepue;1may open ln JlltUll'Y
11172, 'ace<llding ~ .aci\Ool authorltle1. A
third achoo!,. Talbef1, bounded by
!See SCHOOLS, ·Pqe I)
Valley Petition
On · Fluoride . .
Voie Started . . ) ' ' . . " . ' ' . . . ' . \ . " ·~ -lldilj ~"W-." r~ A
valley Wwn to .kti ttie fluoride tlaue.
l..iodp'm .. .. ... 1' I, I•
formed 10 anti-~ committee Tum-
day night to pau a !'"Utloo callllll ' for
a referendum vote ~v. I oo Wlletber
fluoride lllouhl be. lllacad In .,_ cit.I''.•
water supply ..
' . Air ·Defenses
f!igh on List
Of South Korea
Deputy Distrtcl Attorney Vincent Bu&-
liosi may deliver ~ prosecuti~'1 ope~
ing statement Monday.
Manson 'nd the three youn( woml'!R,
Susan Atkinl~ Patricia Kre.nw\i'lklt and
Ll'lslie VIJl Houton, appeared relieved
and almost C4Y once the jury w11 finally
approVed. Durlna: a long •ession whe~
"More powu to b1Jn, if , he can 1et
the neceasary &iga,atura we'd be hippy
to put it on the ballot •. ·~ Mayor Edward
Just, c:ommeotod this -runi.
Just, with Councilmen Geor:1e Scott,
Ron Shenkman and Alltett Hollindeo,
a.pproved fluoride f\vt.-city water oo JUI!'
2. Only Councilman John Harper oppooed
the issue.
Co11rc4l, Itet;irnr T<dk SJiqp With Test Chamber 'Crew..:
·SEOUL (AP) -Air' defertJe Items the lawyer1 were in the judge's cham-
bers, Man.son chatted in animated faJh... ~ad tht l~ of what South Korea's ion with the &iris and they aiuled at
armed forces n~ to get from the aome ol his remarks.
United St.ates before 1 third of the Miss Van Hooton '• lawyer, Paul Fitz.
1).6. lroopS in 1he CO\Kllty can .be gerald, made a last minule motion to
withdrawn, Defense Minister Chung Nae· have the trial poitponed uaOI at least Aug. 1, 1971, on grounds the present "cli-hyuk· said in an interview today. mate" brought a"'9t by publicity made
aiung Hid he would preSl'!nt the list it impossib}t for the defendants to get a
of l\eedll<I ilen!s to Deputy Defeme fair trial. 1
Secretary David Packard at a meetl.11& Judge Older denied the moUon, ruling · ~ he lias confident the jurors would de-
ln Htln01ulu .J.ul)' 2l. -, . c(de tbe1r pllt or Jnnocmce on the basis.
He a~ Nid be wouJ9 uk for equ1.,. fl evidence and !iliimony from the wit-
menL -lo Word oil ... botne lo-neaa otand. filtra~. · "' 1 • •
C1iwi1 a14 no1 1111ime • the·· -.c
the mUllary buildup nor the lenlflh of
time ll wQUld require1 but lie 11 apeded
tfl ask for 111Ura~ of modernization
to ~penuJe for ' the ~ planned
wlthd(awal of !IO!ll• :ie,ooo ot thtl "·""° Amerlcao troops statlone4 In South
Kore,. ln aeneral, Chung said, Sc:dh 'l<orea ... t. -types of military ~ii&·
(ion .:._ J'l\Ol'e firepower, better JPObility
and lmproYld commwtlcatiana.
' 40-year · H~ .
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Pastor'• Pilgrimage .
, Ends {lt Capitol Hill
• j\'ASHING'roN (UP!) -Th~ Rt•·
Arthur Bleutll, a hlp<alkjn~. mod~ id prucbei from Loi Angela, completed
•· f,IOO-milo Cl'Oll<lOUlllry Wilk Tuesday,
Carrying h1a croa near the capital.
J¥nsiit aakl he beaan the trek
Ctlristmu Day to "Carry the meuage
• of .(:!Iris!" mollly lo the young people
aor\ioa the land: 1l>o JDS-pound · WOCt<Jen
~ 1'11 ma4J of the crossbars of ~ Jl!Qlea., ~ aaid he will return .. tao ~ b! pi,ne.
"We're not '°""'' into the ptOI or
cons fi fiuoride, we jlllf. want the voters
to decide," Liodegren said today.
The retired Army colonel who lives
at 17W Santa Mldrina St., wu elected
chairman oC the .anU-fluoride commlttie
Tuesday night. He has vocally oppoaed
fluoride before the city councll.
Mrs. Ellen Bakke, 10689 Peony ·circle,
in whose home the meetln1 was held,
was elected secretary of the groqp.
"Our committee feel$ the fluorkte issue
' s!tould be put to I VOie of Lile people
rather th.an let four councilmen decide
what we should take lnto our system,"
Llndegren aid.
"We elected the council to represent
m, but in thia case they did r.ot. They
have no 91'oof a majority of the C!:lty
wants fluotlde," Lindeg~n added.
"From the reaction I've had I Itel
'"ft ""'de 1 decllklri ,Jn line with the
majority view," Jiiii 1'!plif;d. "I thlnk
,we made lh• ript: dlcisioii, bot ii enoup
•people went to put it on the l>lDOt,
that's fii>e, •• • ' •
Llndqren aald ' h~ ci>mmittee wilt try
to 1et about 1,300 llignatura of re&iltered
voters. The petition, drive will start in
three weeks.
''.We 1'1n) , It on · tl>e ljo~. S ba\lot
to llYI the cl~y the ·~ of • ~al
elecUon1" he said . Dis!!J!le Maq · .. ,
IACllAMEflTO <UPI) -WJlo'I • l·~~fe~Ott~S~en~lfwl~!!t Cati Ctawaon haa olie of bla Ne-~
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By RUDI NIEDZIELs!U
Of ... DllfY ...... 8
heOn cJi/liq. an;SUJl!pl-·rree'6<lril'Ci
!Qbs,.r. atea~. lhrfuip,. chickl!llr hal!1 and
Apollo tJ utronauta Alan · Befn and ·other dellcaoles: · • .
C'haries · .. p ... -Conrad m~· a brid · Conrad ·and Bean, vtho also know what
it'• Ui:e . ti? be cooped up after ipending skip in Hunlin&ton Beach Tuesd:iY to tafk days · in Ute huW' ·quaraq&iQe trailer,
ahop wi!!i lour ctewmen doing • ~ay . , .
stint in 1 simulated ·space station at
McDonDeu ·Douglas.
Spf.akiN; to tbe men via television
and lnWcilm. the two lunar ezplorers-
.. ecl .• about.living condltlona inalde
tl)e1-.toM doU\>le w~led test chamber. :
'ffo'f'• the water?" q~p~ Bean,
_.., !l1'll ihe four l'aduale IJl•ta
Investigation
Reveals . Prints ~ . ' '
in Beret's Home
drink wale,r ~!aim,.i from urine and FT. BJIAC.t:, N,C, '(UPI) -Forty.four -P~.atkln· "Dou Jt tute flat?'' ,-~-• fl111er prints, :U _of them ·unidentified, -lOI\ G. Hall, 25, wllq Will\· hla, were found tn the· -e of .army Capt.
C1W111ala jull 1te1an lh<lr Did day, Joffm MacDonald after the 1layln1 of
inside lhe •pact capaule, annered that his ;ife and tw~ dail;hters, an expert
the fin! ba\ch<•. were no1 loo 'i"• \allfled lJ'uelday.
l>ut 19at the ~uallty ~ lmfll'0"°4 ' • 1be, ~Y 'came ,, a hearing to
Hall and Stephen DeMll, W!l""I W..., 1 ~ whltbal M~kl thoµld be
and Terry Donlon are ochedulld to l""J\ !rled ~ nl'!"¥" ht t!ie 1layln111 he
throe manlhl 1nslde the c:huablt, Tho!' clallna·w•• ...nmtuec1 by four "hippie" . in~,_,,.
are taatlni Jijwupport ~ •• !:'. -Atlomey Denoia Eisman 11id ~ _. fii&b!a. TbeM tncludt ' · Sp, HllU.rd Medlin, a member of the
1be ~ ~bo~ _,. lo 1111' Amir, ertinln•l ·fnv..tlgatlon Dlvilion at
H • ......, :tr' ' --a "rm for 1 br.... Fl. aor.to,I, OL, reported finlllng a Iota! . un-•--..-P·.·'r' .,.... rl. H ftnprprlnts In the on-base apar;.. inc "' Sky ~ u orilltln&. workljlop "*t, and '13 cil them were not left
to. be "':'r v· •loo ... by -kpo1"' to have been' In the to,~!-·• .. ~ .......... Hall who hu ~· There alao wete 24 .unidei!tliied r .. -, _...,_ . ' . ..,,. ~"11Prtnts·
, 1'be un\denllfled prlnll' all belonaed to ..rutll. ¥edlln ,.14. .
• • ,'1111 ,,......, ,.., recellHd until Thur"
I . day lo •U.,: E;man to rotum lo his
"
cuplnff """'' he 11111 lit haa lr9"' bl! hOlcll• jobs bee.,,. ~
and emptoiera !lat!re he 11 druH.
Claweon., 571 hu be&n ruccupiq:
cilf and .. for fl yeon. '
A oupertor coilrt jury decided
thl1 week that .bocauie of this
he ls totally disabled and should
not be made to wortt. After a
alx-da,y trial. a jury ordered the
Fireman'• Fund Insurance Co. to
.,., him as:n pt/ month disability
paymenta until 'he is 5$ and alto
pay SUI! In back payments.
eterans • ~ . .
oflloe ht PlUWt1PhJI on other butlntu. Su·i·ng Dqu·gl~s· wa;,~ ~ai En\hittered
.L ..... _.._. and .~... ._.. :10'¥aa:tt1 Reil Clllneiie
ClawllOr'I dkt not hiccup 01tee dur·
lng the trial, but be te.atified that
hil hiccups come and gn at any
hour of the day and night.
iomeUfueg, he sa1d,-they last f0r
hours, ar even days.
Forty-two Vietnar* veterans who claim
thl'!y have been denied aeniority filhts
when nturnina to \heir Jobi at McDon-
nell Douglas Tuesd&\'l filed a lawlUit
;throujh the U.S. Attorney'• 'office .
'lbe vela have asked that they and
all other empkiyes of the company who
are in Uw: same liluation ~ aranted
their aenlorlty rlalit. u Wall 11 damqes
for the '11\GUnl by which their wages
bave been reduced .
Aloi, U.S. Atty. fllllUip• Malinskjn Nikt
he did not ino• If any or the plaintiffs w'" ompioy<d b1 tho H\latlniloo Belch
.{
division ol the huee aerospace firm. I
The civil mlt ii baaed on the SelectJve
Servlc:e Act of 11117 whldl provkiu ti'••
perlOOS inducted into the armed fOIJU
be awarded the aame -.Ws 11 tJ?ey
would have auaioed with the CQDlp'nf
~rinl Lhe Uma IJ)elll . .tn ~ m11ttnl
wlien mumina 1o their jc\ba, I ~
, •Fllecl by U.S. Atty, &iiert Meyer frjim
the Lot Angela Attorney General's of·
flee, the suit al~es illat \f cil lilt
veteran1 were reh(red al a toW'tr wage
·1eale to which they were e.nt.itled, while
another 21 were hired aL klwt11 job
~~-coa..-q_...., ...... .,r ~ _ ~
ply, HONQ KtjNO (APl -Boni .. C.ih<flkl
1'om l'mlch, deputy director of ,... • B\IJIOp J-f!l. Walah .. , •• 1" bears
lmial rafatimll !or tbe I I r '" • no m .win ...,ira Lhe , CbJaooe ·deapite A1~lcl Divtalon In lfuotil&fqi U y .. In a 'llett Chlnue Jll'ilDli,
Bead!, ulcf "I'm not famlllar with 'li(y . ™ 7'-year.gld America~ b~hop,
illnd of problm 11 McDonnell lloql,u roleum Wt ·we.t '"" ~ 'tueaday ~ulica Corporatloo," . by '!ht Rev.' Jo'bn ' Mc:Cofmici, MJperlOr
He added that he wa1 unfamiliar 1'ilh ,e~at of the priestly order as ~Ing :
the su11 and·cJecllnad to colnment bee-· "V Just c0u!<J i\o1'. be• l>llt~r , tliwards •
j11.s of r!&hl "°" "' have notr beep lh• Chlheu. l 'just. never , aot 1mad at I
aarvad \<Ith a comploln\. We .olnl C\)11)· •11Ylhl111 1 tile Chlllese •wou14 ·~ o .. '' •
rotnt>un"I we havt rt«ived and awdled ffther:McCar:mackQotnmenled: ~·Ha ha1
It," ht added. .• trilllondoualove for the Ollinl'I." . .. . ... .
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gave the imPression their menu w.uD't as good. . . ' ..
"The worst tlme we b'ad wU ~
five days in theMQF (Mobile QUararitlna
Facility). We had better food in our
spacep:alt than \n Lhe MQF (' ~
.said.
The aStrctiauts were .i.s0 iliteztited
In whit . the Men did for enteriainmebt
wtren they ' were not bu.Sy moiUtOrinc
equiprhent ·or.sleeping. · •
&peaking for \he four; Han slid ·they:
walchecl a lot of commei:cia\ televfsioo,
read bobks, listened to• FM radlo..Qd:
played the hantionlC1 and recorder.
"It's too .bad they can't &ive you
wo G to enjoy thal in theit," :oaid
Conrad; hinting !hat weightlessne" """1d
add another dlinen.slon to the experVnd.
"It's like a dUterent world. Jt~S'f different perspective w~, yqur 8
is 11pside down." t
With a 9.u.k!k goCldbY,•i the utrooa
ended the~ flve·minuLe cflalop ad ""
the test area before a ctoWd of new~
I hod Iii• OJ)Jlortlll!llY' lo·qult them a
Chet HunUey'1 retirimenl •
" ' . ,
.
, ,' :W'!l\'dl"r. 1
Eai:ly moraine ~coastal 101
11bou\dn'I ·ditcourap woqld<be l
beacbgoers. llaoe tbe auD WW. bet
shining t~ugh. 1:.':i':''turU 1arc expecttd to re 1ia the
mid ltf)s with· the low1 ctoud1
and log returning In the evenin1
hours.
INSIDE TODA l' ' '
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' ~·Cash Needed
. ..." ........... ---Front~iapayers · IS IT ONI Ol!"\'OURI' OR ONI OP 'THEIRS?' . . ~ 11eo1 Tof";...., 'I~>. 1cott·~1r11r lffll Without Answer In Huntington
-Sea Surrenders Device
•
.,,ut It~s Still Mystery
. ' . . . • ., • ., ~ LOC&illY --· It looked lilii I ltlftl dJony bomb
..,..,,., u · ~.cliual< al'Ulp·-~
cuw J(·· '· ud Illa --· T, ,.,... Ille .....,, lao'k!n, device ll!at
...... .-. July • al Little Harbor
Oil Qetllllll It1lncL I ~ •
-e urpd to lhow It. to the Cout
Quard, .
O>a.i Guard officer• '*>ck tbetr col·
lectJve helda. ~
"ft loots dangeroua," they OJ*llll; "be!ler take it to the demolition uparts
1t El Toro."
1be Carters called El Toro. uwe Can't
• fnlpect K withool 1uthorlJlltimr!rom the . ,,,. lioJ• ...... cru111n1 1';th -........ llr. mid llrl. 11r1_. Carle< bl -.llloop llnvo ·Wt.en they N!'Wl'OJ1 Police· Department," they wen
· dilaoYWld .. tptriCltely .wind ~t. / told. ·"~l don't llhaie it." .
B.,..... U wltb -~ the A N-rt police officer 0a..m.t
C...,. bnMJpt· tb1 devJco ll\1IM ud • ·Ille m}'ltorloU1. object ud -El .. •lid It to the ·-pei>onmlot '!'on>. • .. '* ~-· . "Jfr!q It ool here," eeld the 11:1 Tdn
llul -It Wll found oulllde -nperta "but don't llhlke It." nepo.-jurlldlctlon, the Clrten, "l';;?..,·my way •-eald the Newp>rt •
t!D' Cortlbd. Drive., Newporl lludl, alflcer, "¥ II I don't make u ygu'D Gove ........ ent Su-
. ~ know what happened." .• ~ "1""
Nolhinc~ • ' •
FroM P• l
SQIOOIS •.• I
BushlM Ud llffpqlla llreetl and
Garfield and Yo~ avenua, is stlll
wiitlq for Nie ~. It may receive
some of the last part.a: ot the $50 million
opened up by state officials.
The school construction f'!flds were
made Posslllla by railing !Iii. lnterest
rates on itate IC;hool bond• to 1 even
percent •• •wro""1 by the· "'tm 1ut
April.
The Huntington Beach City SCbool
District and the HunUngtoo Beach Ullion
Hlg!I School District are 1101 1Hectell. '
The Ocean View and FountaiD Valley
officials said they were not surprised
by the release of ltlte foods. The schools
had been planned, and money waa ei-
pected after voten approved the Interest
c:han1e.
Russ Heads Reelected
. MOSCOW (UPI) ~ 'Ille Soviet Parlia·
meat today c:onlirmed oo!h Ale1et N.
Kolysln and Nikolai V. Podgon!y in
the Troika Leadership by unanimously
roeloctlog them to their pooll ct premler
ud· pnlident, ..._uve1y.
Botb men were roninated by the
llDor member of the Troika -P1rty
Gtoeral Socretary Leonid I. Brezhnev
-and tbl 1,517 memben of the S~e
Court (ParHamsitl aocepted the nomina-
tions wtth • IUllDimoua llhow ct hands.
DAILY PILOT
OlAllOa CO.UT 'UaLJitilHG COlll'AM'f'
l•ll•i-f N. W114 ~, ..... ...-
Jtck •· C111l1y
Vice ..,.,.....,., .....i Gert.,...! Mlllfttl'
Tho11111 K11•il
""" Tho1n11 A. M11rphh1t
Mlntllnl 1!11•
Al11t Oir~iit·
W•t Oi11111t CM.Inly Edl!Ot
' Al"•"» W, 11111
.......... 111111 ...
H•l .. tM .._ .. Office
11175 l11ch lo11!1v1rd
M1illfli A4tlr1~11 r.o. ••• 7t0, tl,41 ---l"""9 l txl\: 111 F ... f A¥MU9 Cetlt M-: D Well ltY Slrtl1 •
i.-1 "9cll• ltll Wnl ''""'• hll141ftl'f ... '*-'i., .. NWlll -.i Ctnljno ANI
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MILV rlLOT, "'"' """°' a mo'lllllld !!It .... ~ ... Is lll*llllMllll Ml'l..::.tfll S-.. , . _ ..,,._ ,_. -
~ ...... Coat. Mtw, KIM!lnf'-kdl 1111 ,....... V1,...,, .... Wll~ 1wa ,....... ..,,..._ er.,.. c.u1 '""iMlrlf
~ ............... ., et 'D11 W.1 itlllot ., ...... ~ ..... .,,.. ,. WtU
•• , Jll'WC, QIM .... .
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"-Wal I lie: Cell 14f.11ZI
Clo ll'W Alll~lt:k1 MW71
~. '"" °"""' Oltlf """'""'"" ~. N• -•19!'1-. It .....
: '"'°' ~~-El T~ .1 ... tllt Aerospq,ce. F°Iml ;iu.;,;: ~ llio .. ~ .... " . . .• ~ ~~-.. Lo.· ANGU (l!Pll .-,,,. --
'the ~~-=o tlt:.'J'be~ It Is, w~', p.......,j. bu. tllod llill qallll the . si1t¥'. Cf!iet .bc>Y,• 11 ~1f'j: . Mcllomiell. Dou~ Corp. !or alle1edl1 Q!'fl'W ol fteir July 4f~uven~ vtolaUng ~tive **' nculatlOl'll 'bMe a few unanswered quesd0ns · coveril1. ,...., .. wbo Juve tht1r jobl • · Wb;i is it? · to !ulltll ihllt military obli1ation.
~did ft come from! The civil,~, filed TueJday, charpd -lf'lt one of"''tJ»irs" or one Of ''oura"? the aerospece /ll'lll rehired lf veter:ans
. ~ • · at a .~."'.age l!Clle than they ""°
• ' enUlled..JI Aid • -'VaterlDI were Industri·a~'sf "Sun' on· rolllnd ii lowed ll!li cJ•aiflcll!onl and Ill lower wages.
T.ells Divorce Plans
!-OS ANGELES (AP ) -Millionaire
industrialist Norton Simon has separated
from his wife of rl yurs and II planning
a divorce,)lls 1eeretary said today.
Simon, 6.1, who waged an ufilucc.wlful
campaign for the Republican U.S. Senate
nomination earlier thiJ year, aeparated
from his wUe Lucine sever1I weeks
ago, the secretary said. No reason wu
cited.
U.S. Attorney Rol>ert L. Meyer said
the Seleetlve, $en1.ce Act of 1987 provides
1ni-nTIDg '"'·)1111 to """ in the armed rorees shcKlld be allowed to retun
to his old job wJth seniority status aa
lhoU&h be bed remained on the job
during his military -· Meyer said ·the action covers the 42
named veterau and anyone elJe ln a
similar situation. The veterana ulted
)Jn>per eentorlty ·uc1 d1m1ps for the
amount by which their wqes wwe
~ in the lnttrljn.
Falre•t at the .Fair '
c.dllfl'5'1 '"9ftW .,. ed...,.......,.. Ji.rwlll ""'• .. = wi11W ._,........,.,. Jill Shelton, 22, Seal Beach! receives congratul1tion1 from rqnn1rs-. = (:_ _...! :.""'.:.,..._...,di l!P Sue Scott, 20 , Tustin (lei), and Beth McFerran, 18, Oran1e, upon
''"' c-.11 ..... c.11:11i1i.. '*''"'• "" tielng crowned "Miss Orange County Fair." Jill, 51611 and U..u.M, ~1~ 11.:.::'.:X ~.~::.-:;.~._,.,, was aelected Tuesday night to reign over 1870 lair currenUy un4ar
-............. ...,,. _____ ,,_ W/J3 al COWJ\y FairgrOWICl•.lll Costa MeSJ._ . . .• -•
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Ne~port Bay Wale.rs T.e·sted
County Heqlth Off~i(.ds &udy PoUut~n Levels . i
By -.'8 roll'l'llNB • JJaid. !or .the• •• PolAla out It i. darlty,.1utbidltJ.'e1ectr1cal c:ooductlvlty,
ot * 06Mr ""' ...., the fint ma)or ltudy fA the harbot salinlty and acid-bue pH contut 4o
Inteulve testing of Newport Harbor water a1nce the hpvy )ain runoffs of me a s u r em en t of mlcrobiologi~l
water qUfllty, lncludmc . c be mt c a,l 11111 when allt 11111 <If jlantiago Creek Ofganisms ud dlssolved oxypn cont.qt.
anal)'lijl for ·-~ ml ud lbe Deihl l'lood ~trol Oia!IP'I ~-said nitrates ud pbolpbalor
delerg-i. botlf C:.....C1e11 bJ the-poured Into the Upper \!OY, from lertl-OOllltilute ••food supPJy Oranie County Health Departmeol He eeld the tdti !or !Oftllller, ~ for alg .. which reduce the _dissolved
Weter eamples from 25 locations ud detergent ""."'f ,Into the baroor oiygen content of the water duriq nl&bt-
!Juwabou! the Loftr ud U-Bay are belq done,.for •!be !!qi time and time hours. .,
•· ~ ·-~ _.__ •-' al 1-tlortb w1ll ba. ~ of the ""'!t!putq He eeld be IUlpOCll -!1Jl"f like ~ve --_..,.... """ ,· tatln( pr..n.m. this beJll?'lltlf ¥. """'-whia maiiy
-. aid --allo ""-llocterial WJylll el 'tlie berbcr water dead fllh W9le · fomld lloatlq 'la tllt
llUIUile, for Ille Jut two -· liJ-.. I• iaba oqce a -through the winter ... ta--the alne used up 'Ille ....,..
-pllq wu -11111\! lodlJ, bat-· ond o...,. a week froln .M•Y through at nlgl!t. ' ·
ly eamplin1 wW -.. llll'eql1 ~ leplember. The c:oun11 H!Alth ·Depart· "PlaDt Ille ocdl¢.inl tl!e· bay fir octiir
lelnber. · -~ UJ¥ler state 14w, II rupooslble .,.., <-" )le COl)lldered P!l1"fl~t1Go .of ~·results ol teJll . .., the J!ller !or -tllf~t 'ot njer C(Ulllty ltln-the bey," be eeld. ·, , ;
umplal w1ll ten bow Jllueh pOllilttoo dardl for waler con\'Ct sporll. Stone.~ ,mutts sn oot ~t •!iU~le, prob!~ there II In, !!la ~-It IJ Study or the bey Wiler the Jut two bu,! tlie .. .-~ N~ ~ OVF
lhe !lrit lntenalve lllllP!fnl llilce 1111 weekf bu Included evWfll!lnr from the years l'lltfally have been Ale !o
by the OOU11ty l!Ullb DlparlJ!ient. rttordinl water tomperature, water "'fl\1 in. •
Robert Sloae, d!rector ol envlromnentll
. .
Mesa Chainbet
Exhibit Wins
Fair Judging
Vnde1cover Agent 'Nabs
M<,isseuse at Mesa Ctinic :
'
Opeqlng nlghl Judlinl at the Orqe
Ooan1J Falr and Zzpoalllao TUleday
dett-a 0 ftnt ploce IWu:d to the
Coata .Meea ~ a1 eoa-ce !<><
lta ~ Eddbll J)tlplay --
'!'be '711111iatlop .-!VII a PIO anrcl
lor ·ldlac !Int, 'Iha thin!. time In lb:
)'WI H bu wm, wl!llo It be1 plaoed
aecmd on three occllions.
"We can think C»Chalrmen Marge
and Joe 'Rcbialoai'' said Executtve
M-er Nick Zlaw today.
Mn. ~In turn, -the thanU
lhoald .. to -commltlet al 16
dlamber -. who dmjoped lhe
prtie.wtnnlq booth Gutnc a -ol
IOVU plan!!lng IOSsioN.
Ziener said an tstimated 150,000
-wUf ... the -dllrinc the ftve-d1y !•Ir, addinl tbel It cootainl
productl al 16 memlacturinf !irml In
the Colt.a M .. area.
Socend place honon wen wm by
Fullertoo, tlllrd by lluntlqton -
.... fourth by --·
l\alrlovlq bia bal!C• from .liis trjalsers,
a Colla --...Ver ofljcer ~Y armrted ·a · mr !UM 1t a ~al
therapy center .
Nancy A .. Vincent, 1$, ct 17'1 N"'°'1
Road, TuJtjn, wa~ booted ~to Or~ge
County JaU Oil charl<• al ~d cOnctu<t
. """ !IOllcitilJi for prQitllultcxi.
Jibe WU rOJ..,.d tl1ortly altar JIO'ling
'315 bail 1n dachieduled to 1ppeJr for
arrlJpment on the vice charaa next
week ••
811-Joell Calnao, ct tjle vice and
jalollipaca detall, eeld tl10 prol>e ol
tbl c:lliic al D N...,.,n Boulevard,
bes baen in """"" !or about tJvtt -· "Wt bid MVtral Cllla lbout im-
P"oorlttf• there," be aUe1ed. ' 'J1se clbic-oact a MUOI.and~
1parlor whic:b •spe11!P<;ed 11milar -..
with the law -cbp(ad -and
became • pbyolcal therapy -i.r' Sf!.
Calnao eeld.
He upl-d that fletacttve Dliv<
Hayes mMe a Tueldly •apppintmd for
a JG.mlnuta· .,..... COllinl ltO and
WM ta:ken in tow, in I UMel to' a
nlll room. ~
!•tlU110ft, "4111 chl'OMll,.pl'I. MtlMll'ff t1•"9111111t•rvt!•
., llour., m!fty\11 111d .. c~. $11lftl"' ''"I c111.
Mtlr;ll111g 'lfttfltt. W~ •••tt•o ... ttlL
CONVINllNT
TUMS
JANKAMIAICA•D
t.11\STliR CHAA&i
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CO$T I\ 1.!HA
lnvestiptor Hayes •M small lalk
enauad, tbea alle(ed Miii V-t dia\lc-
ed !!le MJe<:!. . .
He aaJd ... WU -al her ain-
.Ututlaoal rlt!U and ln!<n>ed al if!e c:nar.-. ~after which he ahowed li8r
his badge to prove Jt wu no joke.
"WAit would Y°'l do if I ~?" ·he
quoted !)er •• sayin(.
Ne8ting Areas }{~veal
Increase jp [owl
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WA!HINGTON (UPI! -'Ille ·lnteri6r
Department rtperta that aerial aurveys
in Canadlen ud u .s. RIOlini ar41a
reveal the hlg!lest populations ol lftedinr
age waterfowJ in recent year1. ·
"!!roedlna Mallatds ud l!lntalls Jn.
creased abOut 30 and 20 percent respec-
tively with Mlllardl at their hjpalt
leval lince 1161 and Hlntalls lhe,hicliltst
. since 1960," a spokelll\.in Aid. Ti.
department credited the · inatasa to
.breedinl onu in Al11ka, tl!fl N~
Tl<Titorleo fnd Northern Sukatd!ewan and~.
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From Wtre; 'Serv~es.
SACMMENTo -LeglslaUon whicl\
would-protect the Cal~cimia ~stline
from the ravages of over.development
f:hl'aulh' loc,_I and ove.-all boards of c;on-
trOI was appro\ted Tuesday njght by
tile. Aasembly Ways and Means Com-
mittee. _ ,
~ut.l!Ond by Assembl)'l!"'n'P\!le Wilaon
(~n ·Dlqo) the measure ts one ol
Urie paafblt methods of praervtog . ' .
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Th_e Calllornla Coa~ 1"'!1• .C<lnaef'~i dev~lopmeqt or 'll'Pl!•c or . devetopmenl lelllly In favor ol Ille WU!O~ propoaal. suit In I literal moral«lumi ,.j ·-
tloa and ~elo"1ent ·A4thor1t~ ·~ wOuld cOver an area .aldn'-t,lOO <miles while' ber· 6cKy and other coaatal coat· constructJ01'. · , ,..
dtO'. up a coor:din&tdl· plan (or apolr or·-Ulne, itretdwii !J>land 1;000 yardJ'. munltiasG!>I' ....I the otben. · Under ILs current o!alln, 1111 Wilaon
oceantfuit develoJ>il1<nt. · • ' ' . The Ways and Me1111 CommlUee vote 'Ibey w...t believed to be •-mtrldlv• bUI woold pn>biblt drlodlliil,'' ........
1 -• .dos;..~.: , 1 / of public accea to the-............. ~. or :
1 Local ,govenun!nts WoUttt ~.lte ;w~h" In fi.vor ' of :Jlle w~·· ~tu.;~·~-t» to in tlldfc Coiltrol o1. coastal development reduction of view from 'the ~ l'Dld. own ~coneepts o! whai 'shl.ild 'lie 'dohe 3" a bare J1111Qrity wltb llemoCrats on\y away 1rom uperll 1J the clll' ml !oi' · Jiu
and Jhoo test tbem•against lbe:larler. on the dluentln& side and lix memberl COlllilJ JeveL • n:u:" ~ for ~ to ..; oli!eol •
overall view and tbe state · aod loca.1 o! tbe pine! absenl · Wlllan'I '1>111 wai oppaoed 'l'll<s~(i;b~· fJI conaldetjq ~ ,......i1
boanls ,,.u1d. boldr-!M'•o.. < """ Fonner Newport Beach Mayor.Doreen G • o t 1 e McCarrotr, of tbe Callldrnla. w0ulcl be .. ,liown up ' ckv"c llilii:~ Thia abilliy .to rWUJO,lo ·allow.~ ·MWl>lll Ile!' Ip Sacl'lmellto ID May to BuilWI Coancil, wbo charpcl it wip r•· O!'PJ1l!llloll period. •
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Allmutb Equities J,nc. today c1r_.r
-hlr purobue of tbe Allrol>Olftl" property ... , .. er .... Cqwity Airport
·on which jhey .bod planzied to bulld.a 1411
milllda olflce bullclin( and hotel. COtll·
plel,1 ' I
A!lmulll prjoclpals', repooecfly. baCked
out of lbe deal during· a morninC· meet·
Ing with representaUves of McDonnell·
Douglu CorPQl'aUon, oWnen ,of tbt prop.
,eJ'tY. ' ,
, 'lbe wlthdraWal from ,escrow •pPU"tnt-
ly. ends the. bid to' ...... tbe proporty to . . .
tbe dll' or Newport Beach ~ 11aa
drawn lliWsl from tbe Irvine Coinpaoy,
UC IrvhHHll1d Irvine area roildtnll ~'
splil Ille Newport Beach City Cow!cll· .
MclloilnelJ.Doollal w I I .. ult llu
county PllUll11JJI Commlalon later lodly
for • 'foui<week pol~ of cfnsld.
erotJon or lbeJr .request fOr I zonbli''
atn<ndmenl •
Charles Chappell, public relations o[·
ficer fpi; McDonneij·DpuaJaa,1 said the
aero1paee firm plans chirinl the four
week& to try to seU the P!Oper\)'.
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"Dir 'chief tGllc9rnJa ~ 'lhe ptON~1 not annna~'.' bl SIU.
• Newport lleOch •Mijo; ll:d HJrib Mid
he rectived 1 call from Alimutll~attmney
Ajex Bowle telJ1nC o! tbe .....,. wltb-
drawa1 Ibis morning. llirtb . llid -· eave no reason"-foi'-it i i,, '-, ,
Neillltr Bowie'• olfioe nor Azimuth
cou11t provide tb€1lA!LY PILOT wltb h>
'!ormat1<m beloie· deadlln<. · •
Aitmuth PreSident Bruce Nott has aJ.
. ways sold he wu conlideot the IWOject
would bt llulll •
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shouldn't dlecourige woulcl!>be
beacbgoera, alnce the sun will be
., shtnlng !hroq&. Tem~IUrea :
ere e~ to remol• In the
mid 80s Wllh the . low clouda
and roa returning in the eveninC
bOW'I. '
INSmE TODA'Y
., .intrepid, ~··t va1iclN ,In ~ ' ' ' A.mlrl<il'• il¥r> irlcls .biit ..u;111
; j1Ut to.e IA< nica afl<r olL TIN,
• ; Valiant ~oiltd !hr prott1t f!ar
: at tllt •nd of the rq<1. See .iOr, Paa• 25. •
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wide1luli HObp 'dwnpion.blp in Costa Mesa Tulllday. Annual evenl, -==l>y" dtY" llect'eatloll Deimtmenl, i s •0!>$ to all, comers. r l&,IM>W.ellpble for re>gjolull ~onililer this-summer.
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• devil Worahlper who bu coofeaed I
clnnibal kllllng in Montana and the
dlsinemberment murder of a MJ.sslon
vfeJn achoolteaChor 1n Ori.,. Comity.
A pair of auopecta In the ncrtln ... tern
buldlR lloylq " ' :a.,.ear..w IOCial worm _ whole CC1rp11 wu recovt(fd at
a Y lllcnntooe RlVet ·campsite wn ar· -·-y. . Stanley lla);er, ti, of Storey, Wyo.,
and Harry Stroup, io, of · Sberidaa,
Wyo., were j.al:en into custody w"1kJng
Dlal.N~IO Road altar a hi~
run accident on Hfllroay I aboul IO
milea llOUth of Bf( Sur. ·
· '!lie Jong-hal!'if, ·bearded lla);er -wbo
had -In hll packet -IUddenly
lilurted out •• -MM)' to Callbnla lli&IJway Palrol Olflcer Randy
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it looked like a giant cherry bomJi,
:gulaed u a chunk of kelp when Brian
'.JJ"ter Jr., 9; and his ."'bfother ScoU,
. round the strange looking devlce that ;a!hed ashore July 4 at LlWe Harhor
on Catalina Island. • Tbe boys ..... cruising with their
~. Mr. 'and Mn. Brian c.ter
In their sloop Bravo when t!>eY
diacoVered the intricately wlr!d oddmmt. ~g it with extreme cart, tbt cm.H bnlushl the aev1<o home and
tubmitted tt to the Harbor Oopartment
for identlllcatlon. ·
But 1lnct ff: was fOlln(l outPde Harbor
Department jw:ildiction, the Carten,
4732 Cortland Drive. Newport Beach,
we<e urg!d to '!bow ii to the CoaJt
Guard.
Cou{ Guard olficers -their col-
lectt'Ye bHdi. "
"It looks dancerou1:'' they · opiped,
"better take ii ta the dmlolltioo upe\il
at El Toro.'' .
Tbe cron.R calleci"EI Toro. ''We can't
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A Newport po11oe 611icor •mloied'
the myallrioUI object eel collecl, El. . ' Toro,. .• ~. -f-! "Brine It.out bn," Niel the' El :rcro experta,, "but don't DU it.••· ~r , .
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ollleer, "but II I don~ make ii jO!i'U • ·
know whit happened.'!.. '
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The., Rpirte at l!I Toni liiced the
tlllnc up, -the wires and 1-1«1 ewrytillQg camuJly.
"No, we don't tnOw what it b," wu
~El Toro Mdk:t, "but Jt ls lwJnleq."
So Illa , Cl1'ter boy1 are back In
--of:their July 4 IODYenir. Tbey allo1blve a.frir unanswered questions: ,,'fhat 11.Jt?
'llhete did It come from? •
IJ it cOe fj "tbelr1" or one of 0oQl'l"t
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lRVI NE • ••
si.u -not Iller sprawl. bu taken """· . DAllY Pit.OT...., ...... Jlid o. I~~~ J~)f~l !levee"*""'"" jnspect tt ;!""lhoriutlon from the ~wp,ltT~rlD>ent," the1 were
told.· "Biir' it:jlmU It."
' With tllll Idea· Jn mind, be said, the ~ hai" planneil f1lr a Cl\f. that
WtJJ ---·a,bllt ·...., ua will
include tile UC 1rvtne carnpui as'well
as a major portion ol the Irvine
IS IT ONE OF 'OURS' OR Olj E OP 'THli JRS?' '
Allor Rad T1110, Brlaontloltl, Sco"~C•rt!I' Still Wlft!out Ans"9r i . ;·' ., •' ~-: 'l-1-.., r ~ .. ~ • . ' ill . ·Pegg . . ia. :$ ·I' • • ..
Newport BMch .... !nveailialorl to-..... J~ 'and her ....bmr;aJid''lbell
Imtlltrial Part.
nie cily wlll I~ realdentlal
f ,....., IRich .. ~ -'ind Univanlty Park, connected by -belts
wllich ,will contain the elvic and com-
Dalrci.al oenlen u well u intermediate
-hl&h achooll.
ltow~Row;Row rQur Boats,
day lestlli!d that ·lli>nlld Ber1>ert Gordm ~ the pl!Uh waterfroot home.
wu oae of two,,aeD · wbo took jewels 1be-Jt&radlve blonde woman, who bu
valu!d at $250,rodt ' ~'.the Lido Isle · been /fil!iljr.health · • tli' .Jncldeo~
I home of millionaire 1IJlOfWilll' . llrfllls recall""· tllat j..,.lry, had• iollected • Qmnlncham. f . • ,; ""'!\
I 'lbelr t..tlmony ... olferOJ fii<lay .. ;-.,;:i,1eir, ~· ~·n by. the
the _..,uon pbO.e 'of the Ldo Aiiceles, "" · -• ~ · mu'• ~--~ Courli Moseley bas·aln!idy SU«eaiuliy pi;,. :;~'i!;r ~t :.=1.u:t ;:,!1,/.;!lrJn 7"~ ?t
today. t • • .~ Cunningham home. Gary Leon McGli\nls,
Mn. Laura Ciminpam ~ of.· · 82, of Cliatnorth, la now aervtng five
flcen to 1he '"'"""!land to tell Deputy years ' to !" In ~-•· •---f hi Dlltrlet Attorney W, J: Mooiley that "0 ·~~ pr~ "' '
1 two men broke illto 'her holiie at 343 role Jn the armed-robbery and•borglary:
~Via Lido 5oud iut ·Sept. 10, bound and McGJnnu, ft Ii learned, bu. con-
• slstenUy· refused to comment' oft the
( di&'J)OSitlon of the Cunn.lnghlrft tiem1. ; Russ Heads Reelected_ And ht baa also declined to-wociate
' Gonion with the burglary. i M06COW (UPJ,f -'!be Soviet Parlia-1 mml today coollnned both Alexei N.
, Kooygln and N"okolal V. Podpny In. ~ Ille Tnllka Leadership by unonlmously
~ ...ieetlng tloem to their poota ol premier
: and president, respedinly.
: Both men were oam1nated by the
; Rnior member of the Troika -Party
,: 0-al Secretary Leonid 1.. Brezhnev i -llld the 1,517 membera of the Supreme
• Court (Parliamenl) a<:<epled the nomlna-
; tloos with I unanimous sOOw of hando.
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OUNOI COAST l"UILISHINO COMl"AH'r
lo'-t N. W••4
Jtck It Curley
Vlee ..,._...,.. _. 0.-.t MtM1W
Ecll1W
••111•1 A. Mur,.hi11•
"'-Dini Eclllw
'TH.,,, Fortu11•
HCWMl'1 9"dl C"' hllw
N..,..tlMdiOfflce
1211 w ••• ltl\1011 .... 1~:,.r4
M1rft11t AJJr"': P.O. lo• 1171, t216J
...... °""" C.... M-! D ~,.t M~ ,,,.... ~ l '9dl1 m '"-' ,.......,. Mull""'*' hlcn: 17'1J k9dl l llille¥1N .... Oll'rleillt: JIS N"111 l!I C..... 111111
provlllcn fi# the capital upendltures
Gl•tn,: ..... lJ•to ba paid back by the
~ allo pve their unol-
f!cjal ~~ to Sarnpoon'• plans to ' 1-ltll agaliost . u -'Asiembly bW by
"-nblymaa. John' v. BriiP (11-
F\llllrtOQ) ~'cidls for • <OUll!ywlde
vote·• dlal '"-.'II the Harbor Dlltrlct. . • ' ' the B~··· bW allo The belrlq ... . ·-wlll be beld · Tjlunday, bul will be a
Senate commlltee bMring •Inca the bW
·baa alttady puled the lower houle. "'.f!le lhlnl ! object to tiere," Sampa<11
noted. "Is the USUfPll1I of home rule.
II this bW passes it will mean that
everytlme a city . or county does
acnethlng a legilJalor doem'I like, he
can go to the Legislature and drcumvml
the power of local oificlaJ•,"
I Fairest at tlae Fair
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up Sue Scolt, 201 Tuslin (!ell), and Belh McFerran, 181 Orange, upon
bei ng crowned 'Miss Orange County Fair." Jill, 5'6 ' and M-22-34,
was selected Tuesday night lo reign ov.er 1970 fair currenUy under
way .at county .Fairgrounds In Costa Meu. ' -..
· Walloa said the emphasis In developin1r
the city will bt to make ·room for
man without ruining tbe landscape. "If
we ·do produce a city with . a better
environment, then we'll profit from it
jimt 11 the future residents will," he
said.
-Collegians on the .Bay . · :
Tells Divorce Plans
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Millionaire
!ndl!llrialllt Ncrton Simon baa separal!d
from hla wile ol 17 years and is planning
a dtvorce, hia 11eerelary l&id today.
Simon, 63, who waged an unsucceuful
cunpoign le< the Republican U.S. Senate
nomination earlier thiJ year, separated
from hil wilt Lucllle aeveral weekl
ago, the aecretuy said. No reason was
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Plans for a new intercollegiate boat-
ing ceni<J on Newport Bay recelvad IOe
unanimous approval Tuesday of the COW\·
ty Harbor Commission .
• Dr .. Norm&n Watson, cbaJ>cellor of the
Oranp CoaJt Junlnr c;ou.,. Dlatrld,
told conunialloners the l\te, located on
· ncrtb Lido channel betWeen the Balboa
Bay Club and the Sea Scout Base, ha•
already had l50,000 worthJbf Improve-
ments on docks and bulkheads.
Continuing development plam call for
removal of the metal rowing shell 1hed.
A new bolt bouae, locker room and of-
fice complex will be built against the
l•1e line of 'the Sea Scout base, he said.
/, fJl1klng lol for H <an will be put
In ,the area wller< the shed· ,.,., II. • ..
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will be Uled by sailing teams from at
least six Southern Callfotnia colleges and
unlvet:sJUes, )'ill be. open to the public.
"We want· to mde WI' a window on
the ·bay/' he saJd. "The J)8rking lot will
be built below the level of Coast lllib-
way so ·drivers can see over: parked
cars.''
W4tson said the second phase improve-
ments 1will cost up to $70,000. Much of
the money is being raised from private
:;ources.
Pl~ now go to county supervi!or.S fOr
fin al approval. 1
The junior college district bu a '1 a
year lease on tl}e coonty tidelands site
unUi 1978. Tbe Sea Scouts also Jwe the
cpunty land for $1 a year. ·
CONVENIENT
TERMS
IANKAMERICARD • MASTU CHARGE
J. C. .J./.ump~rieJ Jew€/erJ PHONE
54i-J401
24 YEARS
112J NEWPORT AVE. IN COSTA MESA SAME LOCATION
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Cambodia
Contro.ls
Mountain ·
• SAIGON (A.I') -u.s .-1ra1 ..
ed merctnarleo li>u&ht their
way thrtugh slope areas of
.Kiri 1!<>nl. Wed..,day but the
Vi<! Cool and North Vi<t-1 pa.mesa bel4 on ~ at least
tv.·o rnajdr ~ttlons' in the
moUntain lelort &O mUes west,
ol Pimhn!'~. •, ·,
A dllfatdl from ibi Cam-
bo<!jaa f•pl~l aakl , lo .hit. , tationl Ol .... lbe. t CamJ>od,iana ) ""~ Hd li\lied In South Vletlllln ~ ~ their .
control ... the ..,,.loin lop,
hlltAhe 1,j1119-niln .,emy force
tha:t overr• the feambodian ,....
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My Lai 'Deliberate'
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WASHINGTON (UPI) -"At W, lato date," ~ 'lln !act it W03 oo Wl'Ol!I
FOlJl'I. \,hawkish " Conaresstonal the su~mlttee at the eTKf and .so rorelgn to th:l: normal
lnvee:tlgatoni have surprised of its SS.f)&ge 'reeort ~esday' dlaracter and actions of our ·l"who • can j u d g e U>e Q'IWlary forces as to im--sk~lcs on all sides by cumluative e~'Cects of tht hor· mediately raise a qucsUon I\
reporting Ulat U.S. soklieni • rors, fears and frustraUons to the legal sanity at the tlme •
"deliberately'' shot doY.'Tt In-which the men rJ. "C" Com· of tho~ mrn t.nyolved," the
.nocent civjllam in the South · rY had been -rotced .·t,e en-panel concluded.
Vietnamese hamlet oC My Lal. dure just; prior to their' act.ion Tfle subcOlnmiUee lV a s
Wld~J., July ~5, l'l70 ..
~~y ~:'~1aSat:f~
Furthermore, the Speciil at My Lai on March te, of formed and assitmed Its task
House Armed-Services Sub-that ye&r." ~Y committee Chairman L.
committee said, Army ahd The penel said what hap-Mendel RJYers (0.S.C.). Rtv.
State Department officers In pened wu ·obviously wrong. ers hjs complained ·bitterly
South Vietnam suppressed a arid that .It · violated the slnce the Pentagon began serJ.
stream of reports they receiv-Geneva Conventions, the rules ously in vestigating the My Lai
ed about the • a I· I e g e d of engagement a.nd .direct.Ives allcagtions and c h a·r g l n g
"massaCI'(." . The \wmakers ff'Olll the. highe,t allied com· servicemen with crimes. He
however refrained fro;m a mands In Vietnam on the has accused the. Am:Jy of
blanket condemnation-of· what treatment of "clvillans. It !laid persecuting Amerl~an fighting
took place when ''C" Company "some" Inn o c e'Jrt civilians men who werf: just trying to
sw~ through the· village on were "deliberately killed" by do their job. But tdday Rivers .J1..-.t·. .....
M h 16, 1968. · American-troops. said of the subcommittee :"1·1!7 i
report Which Speaks Of "a ~ . • . , • 'T ~ -/'J . A.' [e)~r-~-..,,10..w...w,-......._· ~ tragedy of m a j o r pro-
portions": "Tioublea! ·!·don't h&ve·anY. troUbJea to~ yw
"'I agree with ~verything -1:m jua~, ?t'~t:Inl ~or aoineone.'" · "Fake!'! Fake
Norodom Sihanouk} the depos.
ed chlef of state, and a small
military factory where am·
munition clips were made for
the Cambodian army. Tile
prince's big vacallon chalet
is on a rise on the mountain
top, while.. the brick ,and rel~
lotted c:Oiia.-• f~ry alao is in ;. fonnidible position.
Raphael ls Real Thing
tn the report. They've done 1 • , a .ma11t~rful job." -------'----,~, ,,,___.:..__:._: ___ __,,,.__
The mercemarief shot their u,.1 T.-.io
way Monday to the cr~t of Al!MY VOLUNTEER FALLS IN FOR MUSTER
Kiri Rom , !\fblcli mean s __ MOt_IM_r:_•_D_•_uth.=_te~r_T_r_•_ln_lnt~_Out_1_Ide_~Ph-nom~_P_••_h __ ,, · . . ..
On the other side .of the f. ; · .
fence were those • Vietnam An e · • • G
doves and others who private-' ti, seer~. y., ro, _11p.
LONDON (UPI) -What the golden age d Ilalian art, was ly scoffed at the notion the • ,..-subcommittee woukl produce • . . .
National GillUy thought was born in Urbino in 1483. He . the objective report promised p . hin ''T· ' II < 'v· ' ' '
only a ~y ol Rapli,el's 16th, died at Ille age of "SI, leaving by Its chairman. 'Ibey noted . _us_ . .·g, ._e .. er.' . ote .··
century portrait o{ Pope Julius 8 wtde · range of painted that all four mell)bers were
HeaJthY" Air Mountain. While
thf Ogtlting · ra1ed there,
another large Nbrth Viet-
namese -f~ -s ome
estimates &iid 1,000 men -
attacked a govtt$ient bat-
talion Tuesday at Srak Neak,
25 miles to the SOuth. 11ie
garrison suffered h e a v y
losses, the a·ttack,rs
withdrew. and a Cambodian
spokesman said there was no
further fighting today.
PoliCe ·Seeking Aid II turned masterpieces, including his dedicated supporters of the
has . out to be the Transfiguration, po.ssibly t.he-tJ..Sr effort in Vietnam and WASHINGTON (O'Pl·)-~HOme tnto~cbe-on wbldl JMm.-,-
real ~ ' -v.·orth. an best known. generally pro-mili~.. With one· win and 'one 1J0ss ben' nimes,·as·wtll as their . . . ' -. . . estimatcd .$12 million on the An official at lhe -NaUonal Today some of them COil· ·behind ihem, mtmberi of a ·toia.JS, are recorded.\fDr and
market. Gallery said tht papal port.rtilt ceded the subcommittee bi'partlNn ' House anUsecr.ty, Jllalnsl. . . • ~ ~"'° ~n Michiga11 Kidnap Tue gallery announced Mon-was priceless. report carried some surprises. bloc regrouped today for .. a Opponents . of th1' r druUc
day months of painstaking in-"You can begin thinking at Because courts-martial are major effort to put lawmakers change In House ~
LANSING, Mich. (UPI) -i more and more concerned for
Police Chief Derold Husby has her safety .••
asked local residents to search • ' I a p p e a I t o a 11
vesLigatioh have established I million pounds (2.4 million pending a gains t f Ive on the record on most signlfl· that,for· 181 years hll llhroudo .
that it has Uie geooinc dollars)," the official said. servicemen Involved In the cant Issues. ed in anonymity m aj or
portrait, painted about 1511·12. "But really the painting is alleged massacre, the su~ They perfected language ot dtdsiorw a'lao &lrded f~ battle
CectI ·Gould, the gallery's truly priceless." committee did not seek to an amendment to turn t h e but admiUed they' ~ly
"1:;r -t:f if their property for any sign residents ... to searth their
of Laurie Murningh&n and the O)Yn property, i n c I u d in g
deputy dl~r. said this Wtth a small exhibition focus on who may have done so-called "teller" vote in the were licked,·
meant an identical portrait showing how x . r a y ex-what in the hamlet; bµt it 1jiimiiiOiiiOiiiOiiiOiiiOiiiOiii0iiiiiiiO;;;i;;i;;iii;;;ii;;;iiiO;;;;;iiii0iiiiii;
hanging in the Ulfiti Gallery aminations had shown lhe opcraled under no 'u ch ARTISTS & CRAFTSMEN I. Vietnam gunman who kidnaped her woods1 cuJverts ••• anywhere
during a gift shop ·holdup six where somebody could be held
Pullout days ago. against their will," he told
Jn Fiorence, JtaJv, is actually kt be .. 1 __ Raphael restrictions in probldg the ~~ / •'--. lnal wor 0.. a genw.woc • charges of a cover-up. w"' copy -noc. w"' orig it was put on· view this morn-At one point in tbe report. FESTIVAL SPACE AVAILABLE
as had been thought. Ing. the lawmakers a cc u 8 e d FOR QUALIFIED ~RTISTS
No trace has been found a news conference.
of the pretty, !~year-old Husby said tllere was "no
The gallery's Raphael was Gould , the man behind the milltai1 and state deparbnent -NIW FESTIVAL GROUP FORMING -
purchased in 1824 with 37 discovery, said, "We have all officers, assigned as civilian
S d U blonde and her Negro ab· point" in spreading the pee S p ductor. Husby conceded massive search to other areas
Tuesday: "We are bealming unless evidence warranted it .
other works for $136,!m and been blind. We had always province advisers, of working THURSDAY, JULY 16th-4 to 10 p.m.
had been in the reserve col· taken it for granted that ours together "to suppress evidence ,......_. M""-1 I P·•·I
SAIGON (UPI) -The Miss Murninghan. daughter
Jed.ion, not on displ~. was just a good, if-filthy, of the a\Jet:ation and its in-7tl LA•UNA CANYON ID .. LA•UNA *CH
Raphael Sanz Io. whose l~~cop~y~. ~~~~~~~~~v~e~st~ig~.u~·o~n~.·~· ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~=== United States accelerated its of fonner Lansing Mayor Max
"Phase Four" troop Thurmond Asks E. Murninghan, has not been
withdrawal fr<im Vietnam to-seen since she was taken from
popularity has remained morel
constant than t h a t of any
other great painter since the
I Nam Open E..e•11 Nlte 'Ill 9 pm, S•t. 9:30-6 day, deactivating an Air Foret. Reserve Unit her summer job at
unit and starting the move Gallagher's Gift SMp by a · ~ua:ron~:r~U:pan~orps Air WASHINGTON CAP> -Sen. :~: a~~t!~t~~hipped the Lo~-~w-~t ~Enen~"\.··-eStari!roo~:l~lm~:'vees~n::t:~ L4·51 3 DAY. ·s Military spokesmen said the Strom Thurmond, CR.S.C.), a Police hall checked 786 lips ...,.,..,
American redeploymen~ coin· retired majw general in the -55 of ·them Tuesday -"ded 1 h -'-Army Resents; says he has ~c1 W t a w vp in ,battle a"nd ap,...aled to citizens to
U ·1y I ~--v written 53 congressmen who r-. ac v1 n ~w• letnam. ..:.1ep•---more. follow•~ the shooting dea"· 1
Allied . are reservists "in ,_ hopes of ""' i1V1111: u•• """ 1 •
I. h communiques reported establishing a Reserve unit for "The magic one has not ofvlolenfoucer Mstudayen4.ts in campus TO SAVE IN THE . 1g t and scattered ground Congress. yet been received, or if it
fighting. Thurmond said T uesd ay has we have n't discovered A total of 7,470 students
So u t h V l e t n a m e s e former Secretary or Defen.se this." Husby said. enrolled for the first summer
spokesmen said the number Robert s. McNamara abolish-The $6,000 reward offered season at Kent, 2.7 percent
0 f Communist-initiated in-ed congre$Sional Reserve units for. her sare return had drawn lower than in the same period
cident.s dropped to their lowest five years ago but the current at least two 'extortion attempts last year, a spokesman said
point in almost four months. secretary, Melvin R. Laird, andone"Up"was adeliberate Tuesday. However,
GuerrUla shelling a t t a c k:s has advised him he has no hof_x by two young men that preliminary estimates had in-
overnight fell to their lowest objecUon to re-establishing co5t "thousands' oC dollars" dicated the drop would be
level since Marth. them . to track down, Husby said. more than twice that large.
At South Vietnam's northern ------------------------------!
port city of Da Nang, member1
ot a 46G-man Marine Corps
recoMaissance s q u a d r o n
started leaving for a new sta·
lion ' in Japan. The squ~dron,
equipped with Phantom photo
reconnaissance jets, had bee n ·
based 1n Vietnam since April,
1965.
At Phan Rang Air Base on
the central coast the U.S. Air
Force completed the in-
activation of the 280-man .309th
Tactical Airlift Squadron. It
had been based in Vietnam
since November, 1963, nying
CJ23 Provider Transports.
The 50,000.man phase four
withdrawal will be completed
by Oct. 16, dropping Ille
authorized Amerlean troop
level ln the war zone to 384 ,000
men. Another I 00. 00 O
Americans wi ll be withdrawn
by P.fay 1: 1970.
Rogers 1
P . 1.! • essim~ttc
Aboui ''Talks
WASlllNGTOI(' (AP) -
Secretar)' " Stati William P .
Regen say~ he ll'1' little hope
o£ nqotiatlng ari et)d. to · the
war in Vi~m} .
"[ must _say that in terms
of a . conventional end rJ. the
war "a! we think of il. I don't
thl,pk that we're any closer,"
fWsers said in a radio in-
tervie;* .-re<iorded In London
Smlday ond nl!ased here
Tuesday. "That Is becau1e the
enemy doesn't IOOw any In-
terest In wan0nc; to end the
.. war."
• Hogen "id tb& erid -It
may be a situatloa ol• no war
ond no pea«. Bicalatioo of
the war may contmue. but
Uie enemy 1tl ll may rely on
terrorism and pmilla at-
tacla, he added.
Doubts of a .negotiated ptR«
l':ropped up el:lewhere in the
state Department.
Carl Bartch, a department
1pOkesman. said Slate has no
Information to confirm reporu
of SoYltl lntt.reSt In a riew
Indochina c:onlerence.
. ' 1111~na· can lie· l'llUIU ...
THE COFFEE . POT .IS ALWAYS . ON
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Ho1uboti.t 1 wp of •ich, hot coffff, fmhl1 bnwoll
,Or""'~ JIU p"fer hol tul Hm som1 d1lidOl{S
flllf!.bfkol cookinl 1r1 • ""I" dsi~ stMCI
of1,,r"Nlwport,N1lipn1i lllpM.~t dewnl Re~kl Tiki
tim• to 111wincll FO(l't JOUT problem~ 1nd let
hol ,.~llhmel!ls.ind co0kiu ~JOU • new ptnptetiie
·for tlle.d11. Mt!IPOrt H1t1onal Bink b liwlJS
, thin~n1 of JOU!'W1'<1.1>ttn doinc It forJt11t-
Enio1 lhil, !10;01 with olh« ulliqu! l'f'!ices I'
· '1he Most Un~uo B1nk In Tht World;'
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9 CONYINllNT 0Pr1CI$ SHYING OtlANGI COUNTY
Alrpert Ofllct Mlctltlson •t M1cArthur '33·3111 • .. ,.w, Ol'l!u.Blysldl 11 J1mborM &•2·11•1
Ctlltp ,.,.. Oflb Nutwood •I ~fl'IOllWtlttil 171 -2900 • "'""' Hllh Ollkt H11~ 1t Brta 171·72'° S11'41rler Ofta supenor 1t 1'11ctnU1 642-t5JJ • UMtrsitf omc. £•st Q\1pm1n at st1t1Colt•rt 179·4540
W1stdlff Otke Wttldlll ti 0o¥tr 6'2·3111 .seat ktdl Ollitt ltlsutt'Worl4, 5'11 Bt1dl 59i·2711 • Ucun• Hlll1.0ll~• lei9Urt WOfld, l•tuN Hiils l30-3200
HARBOR CENTER STOU
NAME -CHANGE SALE
about our new operation •••
We'll 1pecielite in 1uit1, sportcoef1 end dre11
sleeks only -the only store of its kind in Or·
anga County. A femous rrieker of privete label
merchendl1e he s e9reed to cooperate in our
low-m•r9in, high-volume outlet. We'll offer his
beeutifully tailored, quali ty 1uit1 et 60 "· LESS
then stores seling them under enother name.
Worsted Wool, Dacron & Wool or Silk & Wool
Values $100 to $125
The lu xurious drape, rich texture a~d .lustr.o~s looli of
superb woolens is yours at almost unbelievably low ·
prices. Choose from • great selection 'Of new popul1r ~ •
patterns and shades.
SPORT valne• to $89 DRESS ... 1 .. e~ ~ ,f3J
COATS $39, $49 .SLACK·S $15. $17
2300 N. HARBOR Blvd., Costa· Mesa
Harbor Center, on the mall-540-1500
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I • !M.J!'Y PROT EltlTORIAL P~GE . . . . •
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School District's Loss
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• tn Ille Nliroallqn of Mrs. Elizabeth . M._ "Betty"
tiny, Ille N~·MN .• Unified School D11lncl board
• 1*ffero a Joos ol valuable experience and some strong . .
--"'"' Ille c:omamnlty. • Mn. L1111, a Coota. M.,f resident, had served on
: Ille board llDee Ullillcatlon ;ui\ J9l6 and prior lo Iha! on .,..._ aid N-rt Harbor"Unl6n Jli&b school District
"ljd ... rd. ' Mn. Llil1 announetd tluii &he has resumed work as
118 ~ nune Ind doesn't haxe as much lime to
1~ to bOard acUvttlea. ' ·
; _ Ille has ~. a comdenti9"' public servant, putting
ID boun '1 servi~ tar beyond those devoted by most oihol "*"lll•mber.f.._ '{~g special interest in cur-
e rfCiilum. ~ 41leiidlil.mouy dayt\me meelin~s ol l~ach
er -ilutlying bow 1'011 to tuch and mouvate
students. ' ' ~· ' · Mn::Ullrwas hi 1 re~ed by the school leach·
en °""'-";~ ,_!Ors alsq regarded her as
a ~ wlll·~!ud well-prepared bOard
memlp • ..<~ ~ . (!~ ginal DA1L'\:'p1bi>T story of Mrs. Lilly's
J'eli~atron.., ' un[ort'liriife -typographical mixup re-
sulted. in a<Wentence reldii\a1Wt~.Mrs. Ully-was not a
favorite hQa('d member amoni.~ district's teaching • statt. Tbe''°nlence bad been mianl jo report that she
wa•a f1voftte amoflg the' teache~ause of her fre--
quent alleadance al curriculum mutings and olber
teK!ler ..as lolls.) . ~ •
,Sbe wu well Ul<ed la' fellow -d members who IP!Jll• of the school dil\rtct's joss. Mrs. Lilly's perform· , aib aloo bad th~ approval of the 11Mr~eubllc. Twice
-----'---ahe·wu-electodrby wl~e-marlfns,r;:.-..'""'--
Beyond her -·~~ bo~ ,......, 1!fts. lilly bar .
partlCIP*ted in "¥'°'Y ._cillli' 'to..·OraDlle Coast . -• .. -'
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' Collea•. UC Irvine !xlenslon and the Oranre County
Departn)ent of Education. and she has been active in
PTA, the Leaaue of Women Voters and the Costa Mesa
United Fund .
Mrs. Lilly bas given geqerously to her community.
It is time now tor the community to give her a warm
and well-earned 11thanJt....you."
Viet Cong Flag Incident
On Independence. Day, the Fourth ol July, a New·
port Beach youth flew a Viet Cong flag on the beach in
the exclusive Bay5bQres sectign.· The residents· of the
area nalurjl(Jy dld,n'l like ii and, they called police.
It was a· boorish act by t)ie· youth. One calculated
to antagonize. '
Newport police. acting on advice provided by the
Orange County Military Provost Marshal._ arrested the
young man. They charged him with a section of the
U.S. Government Code that deals with display of the
American Flag, not aJien flags. They would have done
better to simply take the yo uth's name and wait to see
how -the law read, rather than take uninformed advice.
Neither the U.S. attorney nor the district attorney
would bring charges of illegal flaJ!: display. The district
attorney's office, possibly in a face-saving move. six
day later filed charges of disturbing the peace against
!he youth.
, Flying the VC flag on American Independence Day
was a rude act.
But police and all of us need to remember that in a
~rree ~soctety, an act that is unpopillar or even Sffifji.OiS "
not per se illegal. And in a free society we should not ·
want it any other way.
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'TeU ~ident Cleveland that µie will honor hi& ISO dq;,.
\ cooliil& off period.. ..
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Dqg:JYuts ' ~.
.. ' . Barbor Area Provided· Test Case
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Outsh.out.ed
Dog-Lovers
·Dear
Gloomy
Gus: Coercing Defendant to Block Suit
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Whal . , °'!f!leld lli>d. s.....,..
""' aren't telliq the rest ol !he
Freeway Ftshten b that !heir ,..al
plan ia to forte the state to reopen
the Coast Free,r.y route So' it can
be JllllTl1id, '\\throogh ' Newport
Hel&hta. Abd ID..: tbey'U 'duck the
tblame! -r -N. ff. R.
'TMI ....... "'""" ........ ~ "" -rtrr ""'-"' ... M•a •r•r. l4flllll \'-"" ,.... .. ..,...., ... DIM" Plltl.
otbenrist, and they outabouted the rest
~ ~ Bulcally, ~ prefer ·doca to ,_. 'aome·tirbk.I ,PIYchiC......,
""" -"·*Id . tbey con . aee no whatever dogs moy do, or
bi -'.lo do. I
Al a dog-lover (but lo idolator) I 1 ,.am. wUU.na to 'march aJ\d prote.3t on
• Nmll IJf Mlsty'o ~ivil rjghta, but I
am 1<>t IOtna to !ICOUrage or defend
·;l!lr civil Wf91118. MOii 9j• however, liem 1 incap.bj.e of g out a
reuontNe 111U of -f om r o r
tl!emoel"'" without ]!eiq wlllin& Jo [m. Jlirale upca tht f~ of those •ho
leel411fer<11Uy.
Biii' AMONG Ill pau1ne do&...,.: w.., .......... 11lrj didn't lhlllk . ~ ·lliould be ~·;1a the paru·• !i¥~~·~
· m......,;; '1'11'1-!or what Ibey call
1o111 "6-• Jor-Cllllne odlvtty.
Nw .tlJ9 II a stupid, unfair .and
one-clded 11 lbe.Pll'!! eommi...,.•a edict
that ;II" dap lboulll be permitted in
the~ A!l -aop ahould be leubed, ncii* to:. pc1at runs or enclolur'ea
1D be pmlded in city pub.
11· -~ doll't outwdlh thO
... child"'° or ol people
• be •lrlld or them. I 'I'll~ in our midi! tllougbf
~T .'I'Jll:, HEART OF every .. conmct
•bOut ''11berty"1ta·the tteed for a proper
and just de!tlltlon tit what "riglita'• rell!Y
are, and where they end.-Al limaril
Sha• -~ "It b.~lbk for tl1e 'llnDket·'ahd the Mn to
be . .Qu&n,'lree tn the ...., r WIJ'
car." I
· We have to devise a way of giving
each faction its optimum freedom
(which, note F_ardully, is llOt the same
aa "muimurd" freedom), ao thlt while
.nobody is as free as he ft'ould like
to be, yet Mbod,y's freedom 1erioully
limits the frftdom of others. ''Freedom"
as a batµe-cey ~Id not Include the
liberty to foul up the public's srass
in the name of the noble race of caninu.
ro 111e &tltor :
It look a lo .. time, but . tM Uniled
Stalt• Court of Appeab hal ruled the
deliberate UJe ol crimillal protecuUon
by Newport Beach to forestall a Poaiible
civil suit, by a pu30n arrested 'under
questionable cln:umltancu; la t · dear Lttter1 jrom rtader1 art welcome.
denlal of tHt defendant'•· et1nsliluUOnal Normall11 writer1 ahould conoe11 their
rights. ~ ' messages in 300 words or tasa. The
The Z-1 decision written by Circuit right to condenit letters to fit &pace
Judge Ben ct: OwUwa~ and joilled by or eliminate Ubfl U rearrved. AU ltt-
Shirley M. Hutrtedkr, came on April terr trlM.!t inciude .rlgnature end._ maif..
20, fretlfJI Hugh WendeD MacDonald ing a4drt1.!, but namt1 ma11 be with.-
who was convicted of real1Un1 arrest htld on request if 'IUfficient rtuon
in N""*"""" Beach on Fe-··-· 11 196S is apparent. PoetTy will not be pub-' ·-.. ,..,.. .,. _ _.,. • • li.lhcd.
MA CJION-'L D WAI otoppcd by• . , • ~...,
NcwpOtt ' BeRll police on JIJlllll'Y g " · " 1965 and ·arrated for drtvitl wider t~ on me other hand, makes y~ ·well
hlfluence of akabob-Qn hnuarJ 26, -:hen you are sick, .m makes you
the pl'OllCU&or moved lo dlanla the sick when yo~ are '!"eJI. Dope does
charlJP• but When 'MacDonald refused nothing oft~ kind; It merely makes you ·-· · --., •. ,. '"-f ~. . sick oil the ume. to granl • .....-uon _Im WR: po~ice . Now~· the pharmaceuU~l slants in
had ,probl~ cauee to arrest hnn, America make dope far in excess of
wlll•U.w l&t motion. · the lti'1 demand !or IL They ,.nd
'Ille Jud.Ii., wbo ~ asked for the dope tntp Mexiet1 wbtch is smuuted
atipulatlon, ,.tused to cllmill the charge back ~; they i!UldvertenUy supply
of dnlnken *1vina. Ji week 1:&ter, the even the illicit pushers here. And they ·
prosecut« 8lided a,l!COIMI coup,t to the · are hard pressed to explain it. ccmplllnl. chorgiq Macllonll<( with o!so
rt,listbta arrest. . ,. . A NUMBER OF concerned citizens
AFTER ·A~· 1'llRIZ-DA¥ tr i a I . and organizations are out to persecute
ltfacDonlkl .was fotind not m•ilty of the and actually destroy these slrUater cor·
eM poralions by whatever means JteeeSsary .i.
drunken driving char&e, but convicted . if they don't str~ttn up and fly rigtlt
of the ~-on resisting count. i. fur the Americari ·people ,who are pfo-J~e Dualway held it was not the ·d· the' .. bread A-..1 .butter ....U....tor. '•·duly 1" use • .-.~-. I _., " mg • , mu . r~ .,.,~,. ~ And the • gral!<lrine hu lt that the
aecuUon to block a possible dvll aull cigaret compani'es .,.e tooting up now "The· sltuatioa is made no better by the fact that here the record indiCates 10 produce a martjuua cigaret 1f and v•hen It becomes legalized. that it was-the court that asked Remember, alcohol (an ingredient in
MICDonlld whether be would stipulate," mOlt medicines) make.s you well when
he sakl. "Rathtr, jt makes it worse. yoo are 1lck, aJKf lick when you are
It brinp the court to the a.id of the well. We can't say that o{ dope.
proRCUlor Jn.~ the defendant lnlo ~to, ~t amount! to a forfeiture MILT BASHAM
or hi! civil rig!rts."
U' THE HAJl80R District Municipal A Printer's Gremlltt , , Court, \be Newport Buch City Atlor~·, To the EdJto<:
l'f N R ll 'I ' office, iancS the Newport Beach Pol.ice Regarding yoor article . ..abOut Mrs.
.. _ s . ~t • ea· ' y .ncome Deportment are llsltRin&, the decision Lilly's mi&natlon !mn the Newport-• should eliminate the practice or adding Mesa Unilled School District Boan!, your
on charge! Jn the hope of securing Statement that Mrl. IJUy WM not a J -~· · : . a waiver of the right to !IUe for false favored board member <l the IChool
Ya ,.,... ·-1i..ty bGs hli . (', · ·, · a!T91\--or atlnilar stlpula~. _ d~trlct's teocbinf ataff -not only
carol lh!r", ~!"!"--~\:.!..~ . ' ·I' l! ~·· · I~ the declalon '!ill be regarded erro!I...,, but Jn ..-..ly --· ~ --• -.-••-. "' blllV 'a ·Ill-· by -who !eel thtt The teachers or this dlltrtet have long handt;.,.. a -l<lr lllO. Do )'Oii • •· ' · ~aw "IOIJco power, .ezcluolve among CC11sldeted Mrs. Lilly a pd friend,
have'llrJllJ'-lflr.oo tlil-t' r" 6mertcan lnalltuUons, -nol be sub-and a moil vlluabk member ol the
N<I, )++• It la ool nilly •llloomo,~ ' ll>t to .-. nd balances. And It schoOt bOard. ' ~~ ~,11 "!""Jy Ill~ ~, pensoticn !or their lnjuri11, It Is not i.. ~tnloreitlne lo note Ilia! Newport Beach WE HAVE ALWAYS felt thtt we J.lci
""".... &ubjed. to income tar. · ~not~ tr J.J~ery,-provided counl on her for support on such lllSUeS
Now, be ttrosa to PIY and In fact, the injury need. not even tf>e tell Clle for Uilii dubJou3, practice as salaries. benefits, curriculum changes. you ,_,.,~ ... hlm for Che money. be physical at all. ln one •eut, a man thft,bopeful!y,willnowbeelhrunated. etc. She made a point of being well
Then. • JOU win the $ZOO, it i.! won $100,000 for defamation or character. JAY MURLEY inlormed on every pertinelt mue. We
tax frM. .,..., It almply make& you The government tried to ®llect income know that we have Jost a valuable ally,
come oat ....,, tax on this sum, but .. a comt ruled Dope I'S. Alcohol aod we will miss her f lendship and
'l1lllS ,...._LE hat w'H '"" that it was not taxable. The court said support. In the years to follow . ~~ " int purpose of the money was just To the Editor : We a!M> know that her place on the pllcatil; ln pnonll injury 1" "make the plaintiff whole." .. Tl!fre ore many flioeglmmlcks blasted Newport-Mesa Unllled School District
caad. vtctlms IOmfllmet. win J And in aoother case, the mmey that at tii Or'I the 1'V . and ln the 'press board will be a hard one to fill.
venlldo brfe IWm <>( -· •a, girl won In i breocb ol zrorntae dllt,f'but the mos! ldloUc b the nsum1> CHARLES S. GORDON
To .,,_ ~ lllol tile -r. com-sdlt was likewise held not taxoble, slooe tio• lllot dope Is bolltr thsn aic<>hoL VELMA V. GORDON
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lolt• -"11'! ... the ...... ol !rte
AmerielM to nft1a lavolunt•ry
eervl t* Al .. hive to do ts m11fe.
the monlll and phY1IC1l atarrard• of
our" mWtary •• high IUI p1:1111a:lblc ll"d
M young men wi!J cltmor fot the
-IUallr to qualilJ .... -·" I )
it WN compen11ung ber only tor' ·the Dope deolroy1 the mind entlroly. Alcohol, Teachers NMUSD hann11le had 3uftered.
HOWEVER A verdict may also include
"punitive'\ damages. lmPQSed not to com·
penaa1e for the pllintilf'1 -lnJW"l' but
lo punlah the del<11dant for hlo wroaaful
-On thll portloo ol lhe •milt!, a tu may indee<I be colled"1, •
1For eiamp~:
Jn eother def11n1Uon c11e, the plafn..
tiff woo lt,000 -l8lO !or the d1m1p
-1" hlo ,..putallon, aod lllO to lt1ch
&ht 'deftndant 1 ltuon. The $650 was
helil tuJr.,, but the plalntllf did hive
to pey Income t.11 on the '350, This
wu consktered Income because. In 11plte
ol ·the hann he had suller..i, he come
out l3!0 richtr than he had been befort.
An Arnericon Bar A11ociotion pub-
lic urvic• feature b¥ WiU Barnard. ,\
~--811 George-·---.
Dell' Georp:
I Mn boeo I infmber ol Ille
Secnl -I« oeveral ,..n
Ind recel...t ' ...... promoilono,
Un!...,notoly, r. b••• oomo•I
o1 1 ·frdblem. I don1 know -rm ,~ Jo be doloil· Con
you MJ me? ANON
Dear Anon :
I wish I could, Anon, but lt
would betray 1 confidence ud the
other auys would 1ay I couldn't
keep a secret. Jual mlna:le wllh the
crowd and qutt being oo nosy.
A clitck of the reporter'.s COPtf te·
vealtd it read, "Mr1. Lill11 tDtll a fav·
ored board n1emb~r ... " IPlj•ctio-n of
"not" WOf one of tho.se minter'• grem·
limi wllfch dffit1 .e.tpl(mation. We
(IQn. onlu apologire co the widttu re·
•f>tcttd Mri. Eli:obctA LUlv and to
our T'tc:tdnl fn o-ntral. •
-Editor
Polfe~ltla-en ft•pport
To the Editor:
I noto with lnteres! that oor city
b pun:l!aslna ""'"Ii police helicoptet"s.
This la an tsealation that ts undoubtedly
calculated to lead to a victory in Ulo "War against crime".
It ml~t be interesting to conjecture
on the future of the tnlorcet-enforcee
confrnntaUoo. P0&sjbly I ml&ht get ma~.
as the nasty, buzzing machine paUutea
the ecology with noise and smell. and
throw a rock (or present an obscene
genurt) at tbe helicopter!
Will I be napelmed?
Will I be gassed?
Or merely shot at with various deadly
device,,?
.\ND IF nus protest behavior ·be&mes common will _ttie po!jce then iieed"'inor< kill-power, p(iosibly the IPBM
(lnltr-Prednet Ballistic Mlss!le) M!Jch
can achieve a definite Jaw and oi\ier
kill ·advantage when 1ireit from 'j,Quce head~ against, say, · Ne~ 'Heights. .. ......
Or tlookili« '-r.., more generations
Into ~ fukirt; may not the question
become, "SboWd the police use tactical
nuclw we~ in tbelr war on crime?" ~ coet, yf!\)tiveness of the police helicopter ·;. high when !he hlgllly
artlfldal be I C-o pt e r m,,.,iacturers'
sta~" !!' Uled, but the machine uolor11inatit!y • lurther separates the
citizen, (lllC! • eSµeclally the teenage
cltlzen1 ·rrom "the police. . -
I SUbGEST that In our clty we mlght
revert to more policemen and Jess
mactiinery ·in our efforts to mJintain
our society.
At the coot ol one helicopler patrot
we could maintain, say five to 10 police
people, male and female, walkinl, ·on
bleyclM, ~ ullrn·light motorcycle. qi dur
crowded bead> area.
Their ~ate yresence, non-obtrualve,
could brin(lb""1! the police-<iltz<11 fl!>
port that i!Jnecessary to prevent, rattier
than cunbat crime.
T. F. MANGELS
T,._..f.e• From Dl-e
To !he Edit"t:,
t'd llka..IO llllnk the !Upayera rl
Newport Beach lllC! Ocota M-!or
paylnr for Ill). summer schocil"tblt ...,.
mer.
Becauie or lbem, I'm hlviN a very
exclUng time oo !or lllC! hope It will
•taY the aame.' I'm &l•d ~ 10 to·ochool here! .,
ple"'1re and excrciU our ~ received
thniush the ~ Clola -· Boys' Club J>OOt. higl\ ochool swim J>l"Oil'&m,
jwUor '"college •lrn -water ]Jblo Wu
a really big ttµqg .
Tllese boy1 and their Pl,11 WFe
up etrly \(l go to work out. They hli1
the friendahip and GOunsel of put
coaches and were too busy to att mto
any lrOQble.
We are vel")' 11ateful for the r'lrim , program in Orange ·eomity.
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. C. H. S'l'JIAUSE
C•~r crt1-.!le
To tht E:dJtor :
On behaU cf the Orange County ~d
or Directors of the American Clncet
Society, I, !'lib to mend my~artfeit
appreciatbi tO you and yalir iltaff for
helplne to make the 1970 Cancer·Crulade
a resounding success. Your v l t 1 I
coverage and public: MrVice prote1 GDCe
a1ain the powtr at the press.
• NOT ONLY HAVE we maintai. our
posllion aa leaders in the ttftMrid•
Crusade, second only to Los An&eles,
but we anticipate attaining our tqbeet
total in the branch'• hb1tory.
I would like to offer a spect1l vote
ol thanks to Mn. M. D. Motrll, eo,ta
Mesa c:IJy chaltm4D and her untlring ~p ,"-volunteen , and to ~11 your
rteden who have responded ao 1enerous-
ly.'
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VIRGIL I. PAllTCR
~-iry Cf\lsad• ~
TO lhe Editor :
The time haa long ·ain:ce come for
11\lfs · protectlna the Jndlvldu4l from nwproctice by lilcal and federal taw 1 ~nforcement alenc~s. l!n't it just aa
mud! a crjme when a J>9iiceman tllt11J11 epters a privlftte restc:tenoe or llle&ally
~rches a pe1110n's presence aa it ls VfJitr! a crim&.al does just that?
Wliiat I'm getting at' is this: When
Ill individual is arrested as the result Thanks again.
DIAN&. WJNOCUR of .aD illegaJ maneuver by an offk:er, ·Ate t · ~ ·viCtim should have BOme l«t of
L recoune. .. " 'C•tdt La '.l'reu• Tills RECOUME, 1" be e!!ICtive
To the F.dltor : t l I WJthfn the frlrft~rt or OUT ptelf:nt
In 1 recent edltorlal entitled "Bart11lng netwOrk of laws, muM it.self be 1et
Motorcycles" you stated .. . • .A few down u · law by the ~1i!lature.
years back, the problem or Illegal drag '['\le effect of this legal rteqW"ae will
racing 00 cJtJ streets was rtsolved by inhibit. law enforctment oUk:en from
creaUng special drag strips. . . " As ~e~pping these. bound!, cauiln.
a very tnterested party jB. all l!hues d1~. ~y1 fear ~ a. Cf01a
of recteaUonal acUvlty, apeciaij,y for }Jtck , of ~ in our law enforcement
the l'1l!IQI, 1 would llli!i 1" po=GUt agenCJes ond !!" wllf1.ie ....._..iinr
that tlli Coota Mesa -~on ·. gO)'Crnoiintal .:rJiflef,.~l 'llils
ment ii trilag to help oolve the . ieftl ' imibl help It '111111-Ji>Hif TAI.LE
of "~place to enjoy tbllr wheels.,. · , ~ " . !;
THE QEPAllTMENT has or1anit.ed
1 motor<yete lltld mini-hike club, •c.na
LI Trans/' which make trips to remote
dirt rldln1 areas the Jut wee~ ol
each mon\h. 1 \
I feet ~ u..t the IO to IO younpten
and ao inc:reasiq number of ~
parents tb{nk the city o! 1:0lta ....
ii ...ting with the cyclbts Joward a ...,,.... ,..1 -!he e.Joyment o1 •
hellthy recreotlon aettvtly.
KEITH VAN HOLT
Director of Reut!atlm
City ol CO.ta MeSI
• • S•ppom Ol11•pie Peol
To the F.ditor:
The propooed Olympic pool you
reported on In lhe paper -I do ~pe
you wlU contlnue io aupport. Jt.
When I recall the man,y hours ol
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Wedneaday, 'luly tl; ll70
Tho edltorfol pooc of lllc Dail¥
Pilot 1eek1 to txform and •tim-
ulaU reader• bu prt11nttng ti.ii n1wspapcr1 opfnfoni and com-
mentarv on topic• of intcre1&
a•4,. 1iglit/iamct,. br provtdlng •
f<>n<m tor tkt izprtulon of
our rtadert' opinions, and by
pre11ndng tht dlvenc trlt w-
polnu of fn/ormcd ob.ttroer1
q.nd apokeimtn on topfc.s of tla1 c1av.
Robtrl N. Weed, Publi1her
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' Fairest at th.e Fair '
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JJill Shelton, 22, Seai Beach, reCeiv~s,cO_nitr~tulailons from runners--~P. Sue-Scott. 20, Tustin (left). and Beth McFerran, 18, Ora0ge, u?on
being crowned ''Miss· Orarfge· Gounty ·Fair:"' ~ill. '$'6'f abd :M-2Z-M.
. was felected Tuesday nigh~-to reign a.var 1970 fair cur.rentJy under
way at county Fairgrounds in, Costa .Mesa. 1 . . .
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_AJ!?":<! _12 ~~~n~~ts
~ .. • .. "'. ) I\' • ' • :· «l't~!~ '.1• ·v:J.sit H\l"Spac~.· bl _ ,
.t "' " ~I' l . ' .. I r , 1 l . . . I . '
By .RUDl'~EPZIE!UI are t Ing lil 1"J>POI'!: ~ for ., ., ot""' NIY ~!I"''..,. ·future ~e ~. 'na. ~~Water
A6'i11o lZ astrona~ll Alan e..n aM aixho,fpn ~»y@em.'. •· I ·
~lts t!e" Conr~d-m.cte a , brief, : ~ -itrbnaut.'l,._,~hO fild ~~ to1 the '
atop tn Huntif'!gton Beach 'I'uesd•y to talk Hun~OO Beach ,p11a lirm for a brief-
sbop 'Will\ four crewmen doing_ • 90-day •inl' on Skylab, ~ orbiting wor~p ·
1tint in~ 1'1simulated space station at to--be ' ,.unched tielt. "'year al sci Wanted Mc~ll Douglas. ' · to tnoiiahoilt the !God . ' ~. to the men via televisioli "i.t's great," 'answered Hall, wbo h.as
'1ld iptercom, the tw;o lunar i explorers been 41pjng on IUJl)Pt~s ·flfu..dried
isked them ... about livtng conditions inskl_e lob!ter, steak, wtmp,chicken, hain and
thei 41):.fool double walled tesl chamber. othef delicacies.
"How's the water?': qUlpped Bean, o:m?ct and Bean; who al.99 know what
knowing that the four! graduate students it's UU to be cooped _.yp ~tcr spending
drink w~ter reclaime,:I froi:n urine ~ dayi in the lwlar qgarantloe trailer,
pe1'5plratlon. "Does it taste flat?" gavr'the lmpresskln their menu wasn 't
Jon G. Hall, 25, who with his as good.
crewmates just began their' 32nd day "The worst ·time we had wu those
inside the space capsule, answered that five days in theMQF cMoblle Qua.rantlne
the first batches wei'e not too a:oo:I, F ·u " W h d better food ~t th t the quallt had improved. aci ty). e a in our
Halla and Steph~ Dennis, Wilson Wong spacecraft than in the MQF." Conrad
and Ten; Donlon are scbeailled to ipend • said.
three months inside the chamber. They . The a.strmaut.s were also interested
•. ' ln ·what the men did for entertainment
when they were. :not busy monltorina 48-y.ear Mesan 1 eql,lipment or sleeping.
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Ross Hostettler
Dies at Home
. ' . Jtos4 .RostetUer, "'ho came to ~La
Me<a In lllU and founded tlJe Costa
Mesa Lumber C.Ompany, died at his
home 'l)Jetday. He was 83.
Funeral arrlMgemenl! for Mr. Hostet-
tler are perid.ing wit~ BeU Broadway .
l4:ortuary of Costa Me~. ·
• Mr. Hostettler, who llved at 204 Tustin
Ave. in Newport Beac~, Is survived by
ti ls daug~er, Mrs. Jack Mille~; ~s ·son,
Jackson Ross Hostettler;. two brothers,
Carl and Mathew J. Hostettler and six
· grandc:hHdren.
Mr. Host.ctt.lcr, ,a noUve of Kansal'I,
served in the U.S. Army during WW
· I and moved to Costa Mesa from Orange.
He was an avid gOlfer . • •
, 1'tMI J-.mily has suggasted that tributes
be made' In ' the form of donaUons to
the America• Cancer Society.
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Barbershop Quartet ,. . .
Group Sets Concert
: The Society for the Pr~rvallon and
Encouragement of Barbershop Quartet
~lnaJng In Amcnca (SPEBSQSAJ will l>f raising 'theJr 35 voi~s in harmoo)'
at the Orange County fair on Thursday
at I p.m. in the ~mphltheater.
I The B11rbe.rsbop Hannony Show will
e1:tur1 three chapter11 or the society ~Newport Harbor, Oran_gt •nd Fullerton
-and the women's -compleme.ntal')'
or1anl11Uon, the Sw~et Adellnea.
·Speaking for' the lour , Hall said they
watched a lot ol mmmercial television.
read books, listened to FM radio and
played the harmonica.and recorde r.
f•tt'1 too .i..d UleJ can't ,gi'!_e Y!"J
zero G; to enjoy that In ·thtn," I aaid
Q))lrad1 hlntlnl tlrat,;..ip~ ~Id
ada ¬her dimtnllon \o thi. . im~.t.
"It'• like ~ different Wld, It's •
different pe.n:pedlve when your a:ear . _.....,,,_.. . .
11 Ui--UUWU• •
: With. a quick 1oodbY,e, lhe astroil1ull
ended th>ir !lvHillnute dlllogue t,nd lift
the tut area before a..crowd of qf!Wsme1'
. Had lM oppo'1'Jnlt1 to quiz the"\ abciut·
Chet Huntley '• retlmnent. : .. •
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'Vaudeville Hits.
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·OC Fairgrounds
()kl.time vaudeville will staje 1 .comp.
haqt II the 1'71 Or1n4e C.Unty lair
whMI tire Senior Oillun 1 Vaudev111e
Re"" tabs the ata;e In th•
Amphilhealer 11 4:IO p.m. today.
Other featurt1 ol Senior CiO.zen·a Day
will be a slngDrg group on tha handetand
at 6:111 p.m. and the Ealttrn Star Kitchen
Baod in the mall at 7:15 p.m.
Thursday will be Kid's Day at lhe
fa ir, and all chlldJWI under U will be
admitlcd free. Activities tnClvde tlfe ~aktr oi1>-KAU Phystc1I Flinlll, Pen-
tathlon, •"!Set ahow and 1 clown coctvme
CMf~t. • • , •
The filrground1 boei1 it I 1.m. dilly .
The regulaf admil))on pt1ct Is tt for
adulll, ·80 centa f0t Junloro and 50,ceot&
for cblldren aaed 5-JO.
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N.Y. Steeb
ORANGE\ COO~. CAUFOR"NIA . . WEDNESDAY, 'JULY IS, 1970 TEN CINI'$ .., . ' ' J I ' I · • ... . . ' ' . : j , ••
2Held ill Cannibal Death
. ' I • W eitd flites Tri8gered Montana Murder
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Grim homlcldt. • lnveotlgaton today alomc Nac!lllllealo -ol\er a hit.and· ~ 'to driw "1)' lln!r belwten a nm aoildeot oo llilbwaY 1 about 16
devtl wonhlpor who .bu """""" a mUea aooth ol Bia SUr. · cannthal tllllnc in Mqfttana and ,tl>e • Tbi1aq-lralred, bea1'.dorl Baker-.,ho
dlarnemW-t mlmler ol a N.lliloo. . had ~ In his pocket -suadtnty
Vl!)o IChoolteaeber ln·orance Oount)'. blurled out I ,..._ story to
A pair ol suspects In the~· Caltfomla Htlhway Patnrl OIOCI!' Randy
huldler .. alaylng ol a ~ ,IOdal Newton: Wolter Wboae corpsi WU recovered It *'1 hive a problem," ht said. "I am
a· Yello~ River ' campiitt ~ ar.. a C;AMJbit." ' .
,..ted Monday. -· · · SUhooquent lnvuutaUon revealed the
stanlty Baker, n, of Storey, Wyo., car the Pair were driving wu registered
and • HirrJ St"1up, ZD, ol Sbertdu, to Jamea M. Schloaer. the mlsaing ·Mon-
Wyo., were tum 1mo custody wllklll( t.ana IOCi.al worttr wbole body wu . .
1'9Q>""'1 ti'om the river.
Baker, wbo Aid he belOap to a aalanl<
cult; wu formally charged with m~·
aioo, by l:uthoritlts Ur Helena, Mont.,.
wllh 1lta trayelJnc companion, whom be
tried .to delend by llYinl be alone killed ·
SchlqWr. ~r':,·depuUee:' said the'vlcUm~was ioo 'blc for one man to btlteher alone~ ·
Tbil CHP 'officer 'said bow .found
in Ba.Qr'• pocket are reportedly finger
jolnll and the aUJpeey claimed· to have
eateir the fllllll from them .•
-Baker alao claimed Schlolser, who had
plcl!ed him up hil<:hhl\dnc. waa llhot
and thed carved lnlo a~ ~ after
which be ate the stlll-warm·hist. 1
~lltl!•,n· Gulntonl._ o!: r~t ~ty,
¥.'l!'t., said a 1i~ lw I>'<" found lour
mlles north oC Gardiner where Scb1oue.r ·
15 believed to have, lieen miirdtred and di.membered. '• 1; ·,: ·
, A, lllx·lnCh military \ype .knlf,; dried
hlood; teeth, pieces o1 human fleijl and ~"IJ:-flllll ~ere fmiD4. u.e;.; In
a case which bea'8 Chilling iiiliiill\ty
(See CANNIBAL, Pqe,I),
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Mesa Police · ·
Nab Masseuse
On Vice Rap
So H ·appy Birthday . ..
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Retrieving his badp, from his trou1er1,
a Cort.a Mesa W\derCover offiOer ~Y
arrellted a m...eu. · at 1 iJhjmc.t
therapy eenter.
Nancy A. Vinc<nl; %$ •. ol 17%% Niaeorl
ROad, Tust.ib, wi1 booked into·oranae
Counly Jall Oil charles ·ol· lewd· Cllll<IUCt
and o>liollinC for pri>llttutfon.
She WI! rclcasOd siloruy * pootin(
$315 bail an dicbeduled 1 to •ppear for
afraignment on the '. vicei cblraa nut
week.
Sgl Jack Cllnm., ol , the vlco and
tnteliigenco detail, uid . ·the prlibe' of
the · cllillc' at • ·Nftiport BoU!evard,
lw been In pr•• for ·--mc:dbs. -·~ ,_.i__ ' .
"We had ·airflril .~ ~.~ .. ~ ...... ·~~-... cllnie'-GPCe aama and~ parlor-~ ... ~·~ jrrulhes with the Jaw "-.. cl!Plod . Jmidl· and
became a plriale.,i .therapy ,cen\lr. Sil. Catnon alld.o; .. ' . :i ;
" . He elj>lafalt thet' Detedfve Dave
Hayes mode a ~Y. ~,,1°~
a 111-mlllllt llilsl;aie ~ !tG . ano
was taken in toW; in · a tawel to a
small room. . · ·
Investigator Hayes rard ,imall · talk
enllUOd, then a1Jeae<1 MiM V\ncmt d>IQI·
ed 'ihe, subl<!d. ' '
. He aaid lilt WIS adviled of her con-
stitutional ri&bll . ~ l'"1nell of the
charges, if\er which pf, lllOWed ~
his badge to pn::we it was no ~e,.
"What ....Wd Y,iru ... tt I <rin?" "Ill
quolcd ber a$ aaym;: ' · · ..
Mesa Chamber
Exhibit Wilis
Fair Judging
Opening night judlln& at the Or1•1•
County Fair and E1po1itlon Tues41y
delivered a first place award to the
Costa Mesa Chamber of C:Omme.rce for
iU Industrial Edilbit Disp}.ay Booth.
The organization receives a $250 award
for taking first, the third tlme in · *.
years ft. has woo, while it has placed
second on three. occa,sions. .
"We can thank co-chairmen Marie
and ·Joe llob1nlpll." Aid .E1ecutiV1
Mana1er N~ zt ..... tAirf11.
Mn. ~Woo, ln'blrn, uid t1io thanks
!hould lo their 'cOmm!tlee "' • '° . . ' chamber worlror1 wl>o dev;loped the
prize.win•· booth ~1 a teriel of
1even plarir'!il\I Hilionl:
Zle.ner Mid' an isµm..ted _ . 150,0flO
-· wili .... the 'hoo\h .durlnc the Cive-day fair, adding that It con\alns
products of ZD manufacturin( ftrm1 In
the eo..ta Mesa aria.
Seeond place honor• were 1VOft tiy
Fullerton. third by HunUna:ton Beach
and foorth by Westmhistel'. ·
Costa Mean-By Name-Became ·So Years Old. T~.~Y.
Not many cttlulll rull2< It. but ~Y
~ '!it IOCll anntvenary lilOt Costa Mesa
wu lonnally. dafpalcd ~ Mesa by
!he U.S. POil OUlco Department.
Harper WIS the name ol the city until Jnly 15. 1911, althougtlJt had beeil k"""'1 u Qoot.,..__ in the
prior yean.
Coeta Mesa Hlsto11cai Society officer
Mrs .. Eli. Lee~ to ,the,caleod11r
today to note tl>o. i\inlflCance "' !he
d1te.
helve Pleked
Sh! alaci _read 10111e Q.uaint eicppts
fnm the contest circular aee'kinc ·a new
pllllO for the .ciJy, addJiii a lfiw charming
comments ol her own about hott Umes
don't alwaya chan&e. 1 For ·inlUDce, clvlc ~· In 1920
_.. brlging aboot how ·wonderftil, the
de0i>!lied •N•""'1 Harbor WIS and' bow
swift you could,1 trave~ on ··the new
1tralgbt-l!>rouah Cool! JUghway.,. .
"It .\VU 16 yel!l'I 1 before the ,harbor wai.d'rec1a9d,:• aaid Mn. Lee. "
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•1 ~· lt• WU ~ felr'I Wort the
rtlgb.,ay waa flnlliJed.~ -
qircµ1ala caWnC for con~ entries weft, '8nt throughout America, but a
bQmetown. w.oman, Allee , PIWJ)er, who
lived ·at · 15th ,street and Santa Ana AvenUe, rtook·the prize money,
She donated the 125 to found the llf1l
arel\chamber of commerce. , And to, ,oo the Go~" Ann1veriary
of Ille 'date • tllat ·Harper · i!r..,..r to
(See HISTORY, Pop II
Investigatlou
Jurry Fi~lly SWQf'n~jn ~e;eals:·~~.
· · · . · · , · : · ;~ . · · · m ·Beret s 1.Home : 1-n· ,/U:~~·. ;-'. ' .. ~-'..D.Eo:.~~j).!. !l~ifiil}-; -.iur.t11-M.C.,(Wll ;...,P.rtr-1oar ,, i . ' i f.11.111 ff~. . . ! . S" ,. -r.:;r:r.-' ;\__ .L-t.l-1&&a......I ~ . . , . r . . . . , . ' . ~ Jrjnll. zz.,.i. ...., _...,...,
, 'f .\r !' !.o.',, '. ... -1, IJ:O'\, •! •,.;c;,1l 1i'I .. :,J t.~,. '"f-'->•Jn!•'-•~....:..:_·o(. ' ~-pt. ~ . • , • ,,,,. ., , ~t •·' ~1·.. • " • ! were . vuuu ·~·Pl.IUJlll army~
LOS AN~· (UPI) -A 'jury llnalli'
had been *~the Tate-LaBlanca mutder trlal ' I jhe.J11dj .. llrileftd
them tOCMil np -ljJ!OI' nJa!IUY· lroni now on until the T ca1eJ end1 in. three
mon~ or more.
The 1eveil men and five women were
Kat.eel Tuelday afternoon after Superior
Cow-I Judie Charlol H. Older questioned
them indivlduall)o and liked.-them to
1wear they could pve Cllarlol M-
and three femllt codtf~ I lair and
lmportlal bwtn(. • .
Each ol them replied IO!enmly that he
could . Se!icuan ol lllx allmlate J-1 WU Im·
mediate])' bepir. ·111ey would ~ any
ol the orflinal IS "" mfpt becrripe ill
0< farced to become a-bf the eom1n(
ntOntbt. . .• " ' PicldDJ 'the 11. required I iponth and
muted a totar o1 111 P"JIPO!'llve .Jar· ora oo It WU dl!lfcult to predict bow 1aq
it would -*' to let the a!Wutu.
Depilty lifltricl Attorney V~ Bui·
ll•l may dtUver the })l'OleCUtion'1 open. inl l\ltom"1t ,Monday.
~•nton and the. three Y.OWll women,
Suun Atkins, Patrida Krenwinkle and
Leslie Van Hooton, 1ppeared relleved
and almoll ••Y oace the Jury waa finally
M e~a Accident
Puts One in Jail
A 1111 named Harril rn into I &UY
named rerTll Tuelr1ay nlpt Ill COiia
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Ferris· turned Wt 11 front of Hanis·
durinC ruah hour at the huly ln1'rll0Cllon
o1 llowport Boulevard and Brltlol Street,
accordlnf to pQltce tralllc lnveatlpton.
Qiarta 11. Han'll, II, of :tll stertl
31., WU aol!>I aouth and Dant<!. 0.
Feni1, IO, ol 11112 Maple St., 1111 Pini
north, accordina to O!flcer Len DlmeroW.
From there, he· uld, Ferris went to #
hl1 doctor for tre1bnent of 1 head CU\
and H¥ril w~t to jail for ' allqldly
drtvinl while lntollcalcd.
aPP,:..Olf>'DUrinl a lmis.~·wllfn J".'{r<Y MacDonald lfler the slayinl ol
the;fJIW)'FC were in ·the judpt1 chd· hLi ~will' and two daughters, an expert
.... -dialled In llllina* full. .. "1.J i;·i,lth·~··la Uri lliei<' lidk>d ii =~ Tlle'!fay.' •. , ' -·· • '°"" o1·hii ftlnaru. . ., 1 -,, • : ~ tallmiii'~ '°'"" at • f!Wlnl. to -Mias Van Houlon'• llwyer. Paul Ftll-del~ wh'°'"' Ml!C~'sbouia be
ger1ld, made a last minute. motion . to tried for • murcter· in \ht aiaylncs he
~vi tbe •trlal po1tponed unUI 't least Clatma Were committed by four 1'hlppie"
Aug. 'I, 1111, on. -.nc1a the )ltbent "ell-lntrndm. ·: ,
• mate" brouf)it about h7 publk:lty Jllld• • • • k impoulhle, lor the delondanta 'to 1et a · !¥•"-" Atiol'l)ey Dell\'1• Eilqlan .. id
lair tttal: ,,_ • Sgt .. Hilliard Medlin', a member. o1 the
· Judi• OldeT denled the molfon. ruling Anny Criminal lnv.eallp~oa Dlvblon. at
be ·11aa c:Wrlldtnt the ·J!uorf would de-• find clde their suJlt dr iJulOCfnCe on the basis Ft. Go-. Ga .. reporled · inl a tqtal
ol 'evldlOCI .00 1'11f!DOl!Y 1fom the wil-ol 44 !!Jigerprin\5 In the on·-apart·
nus ·~ ·• 1 • • • meat, and l3 of them were not left
' by penom -knl>wn-to have -In th•
Air Defenses • home. '\'h're also were H un(denU!le<j
pa Imprints. •
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SEOUL (AP) -Air delenlO ltern>
head the lilt of what1 South J(orea•s
annM forces n~ . to aet from tbe
United s\a\e1 bO!m-1 a third , of the
U.S. troopo · In . the ~try can be
withdrawn. llelen" Mlntitef c;lfun1 Nae·
hyuk aald In an lntervle!r )olit." Chuni 11!d he would pre,ent tbe llst
of needed llem1 to DflpUty .,Defense
Secrf!WY David Pac:iard at ~'meeting
in Honolulu Juty 21.
He .UO Aid he woold aak for equip-
ment needed to ward off ,..home In·
JUtraUons. '" Chung did not llllmate the coot of
the muttary hulldup nor the loncth or
~ It would require, but be ~ expected
to al: for: ............. of moderntutlon
to C?O"'lpenaale for the •. p I an n e d'
'wtlhdrawal of """' IJ,ilao of the I0.000
Aniirlcan troopo llatloned In , South
Koru,
In 1eneral, Cbunc 11\d. 5outh Korea
-b throe types ol mlUto!Y modemha· tton -more firepower, better mob!Uty
and bnprovocf commUDIQltlonl. ~ •
Th< unidentified prln~ all belonged
to adults, Medlin said.
'lbe·beiriq w:as reoelled until 1bur1--
day1to allow "lEisman io return to;hil
office In Phlladelphia on other hullneaa.
Gov~rnment Issue8 . ' . .
Marij:qana · Bpo~et
' WASHINGTON (UP!) -For 10 ~ta
each or ff .50 per lvmdred,. the eovem·. menl prlilting office 18 sellin& a new
illustrate.I. leaflet on hoW to ldentif1·
)Vild marijuana . •
The leall!<:·il aimed at helping land
owners control ~-~~-"-and includes
instnlr:tioos for """""''"' it. TtUed '.'Wikl\Hemp (Marijuana) And How To
Coritrol It," the leafltt was prepared
by ille agrlculture dejllrtment and the
justtce departmenl.
, I We~tfler
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E1rly rporDing co11t.al fog
~oul~n:t dilCOl\fage would·be
beachgoen, since the sun wlll h
shining throu1h. Temper1tur11 ate expecttd .to· rem1ln in the
mid 80s with the low clouds
and fog returnJac in the evtnlq
boun.
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Scho ol District's
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Jn the l'tf11J1Alioa of Mrs. Ellz.obtth M. "Betty"
Ully, the Newport..MO. UnUled Scbool Dl•trict board
rilfers a Joo1 ol v1lu1blt •xpertence ind sorno 1troni
· U.. lllto the cornmunltY: -
' Mr1. LIDy, a Costa Me .. Alident. had served on
.tbl board •lllC!' unlllcatlon In ue6 and prior to that on
lbe old Ntw)IO!t Hll'bor Union Hl,ii School Di•trlct lloef4. .
·, ;Jlr1. Llll1 lDl10WICl4 that Ille bu re1urn1d work ••
a tnlatared ours• and douu't have 11 much Um• to
dm.te to board activlU.1.
llbe bu ~n a conldntlous public Hrvant, puttinr
In boan of Nrvlce far beyond those devoted by rnosl
school boerd rnemben. Tlldntr opaclal interest in cur-
riculum, sbe ott.nded rnany dayUme rneelinJs of teach-
er iroup~ studying how best to teach and moUvat.e
1tud11111.
Mn.'LUly wes M~bly respected by the school teaoh-
'" In lht dl1trtct. Adminl1tfatora al•o regarded her as a pertlcultrly well-Informed and well-prepared board
mflllber. .
(In the original DAlbY PILOT story of Mrs. Lilly's
resignation, an unfortunate typographical mtxup re·
suited in a ~entenco reading that Jlfn. Ully wa• not a
favorite board member amonJ !ht district's t••chlng
stall. The sentence had been meant to report that she
was a favorite 1mong the teacher1 becaµse of her fr&-
qutnt attendance at curriculum mee\lnrs and otber
teacher se!sions.)
She was well liked by fellow board members who
1poke of tho •ehool district'• 1011. Mro. Ully's perform•
anco al10 had the approval ol..th• 1eneral public. Twice
1be wa1 elected by wide margins.
Beyond her •cbool board •ervic•, Mrs. Ully bu
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partlclpaled In advteo..Y capactues to Orll)Je Coast
College, UC Irvin• Extension and the Oran1e County
DeJ)lrtment of Education, and she has been active In
PTA. th• Ltall\le of Women Votere and tho Cosio Meso
United Fund.
Mra. Lll)y has Jtiven generoualy to her community.
It lo time now for the community lo give her a Y(arm
and well-earn Id "thank you."
Mesa's Aviation Experts
Costa MH(s brand new AvlaUon Commltte. may
truly be first in the nation.
Mayor Robert M. Wilson believes it ta uni~ue among
Amerlc1n cities i.n ils makeup, function end heavy
avtaUon expertise. There were more qualified applicants
than could be appointed .
Committee members.probably will find theJ-h&ve •
bi& job ah~ad. servlnr U.jldvlsen on aviatioh tcitht cit~
council. Civilian and military air facilities ai:e crucial to 1
the economy of this area, a.s well as to local private
fliers . defense training and conunercial trevel.
Great awareness and J:Qnslderatlon or alJ aspects
concerned will be needed during the nex t decade,~which
wlll btin~ areal chan111 in county aviaUon. Tho fUture
of Oranae County Airport wlll poll one bi&, continuinJ
concern for tbt city and 1viatJon advisers.
Parochltllarn and bickering amon1 &etf·intere1ted
faction• has grounded tho poiantlally benellcial work ol
moat of the layman.oriented aviation groups fonned.
Working as an a,:ency structured through a city
iovernmtnt, they have potential for valuable 1ervl.ce to
th• city •n4 to tbe~rqlon. 'Tell Pruident C/eve'4nd that we wiU honor hil 50 day •
c coo/in6 off Period.' · ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~.i.....~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~·:.....~~...:.~~.....J J
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Dog•Nuts
Outs ho uted
Dog-L overs
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One or the problemo al btlllr portion
Is that you art 10mttbnts more tm-
barras,,ed by 1the people who I.rt on
your side than '7 the IDl'mY· Thlt hap-
pened to me not liq 110, whn the
famll)' 'togaged in • "walk-in" through crucaao•I Llneo1n Pwt. •
The . Cit\''& Part Cammlollli haf
Dear
~loomy
Gus:·.
What Bodhom, llulfi•ld Ind Jorron·
son aren 't telliq the rut of the
Freeway Fightera 11 that thllr real
plJ:n 11 to force the it.ate to reopen
the Coast Freewiy route ·so It can
bt Jammed thlOugh Nowport
Height•. And then they'Q duck the
blame? -N.H. R.
nit: ,....,,. l'tftlt11 .......... ........, w _11,,. "'"" .. .... "--· s..... ,.._ Hf -" ......... 1' .... O.ltr , ....
otherwtse, and they outshouted Uw rest
of ·.uo. Baolcllly, .tlloy pn(er dop to peoPJe for some twilled psychic reaaons
alfllieir. own IDd they can ,.. oo
~ ~ "batever doas may do, or
be allowW to.40. ~ ' .. stup~ ,ietide.! that
dogs illou!d Jiii· bt
allowed io lbt perks,
eith•-11 = wt-leilbtdf ..... lovn tea up ,fft
arms, (or ltf4) IO ~ tllle . lottat
_ 4s a· dog-fover (but no idolator) I
atn~ willi.nc to march and protest on
b!Ull o1 Ml•ti''• civil rlghla. but I am Mt goln1 to eacourqe or defend
bartluc:nllc· -II)<. ffUloolN!ll al uo lrOCll*I thnlol(h Ille
pork wllb oor
poocl!ea.
btr civil wronp, MOii peOp!t, howevv, =incapable of atak!ng out ,
ble area of freedom f o r
Vff without beinc willing to tm-
llnlt upon tbe freedom of those who
i.tf dllltronlly'
BU1 AMONG VI s-r do(-lovtn AT TRI lllAllT OF every conllict were many doa-nu~ dkln1t think •bout "libtrty" il_tbe 11eed for a proper
dop should bt -Ille porks; andJlllldtllllUooalwhat "right&" naiiy
in fact, u.y -cb1ldron, bleycllet& are , ud wbtn lhty end. "1l Beriiard
ud ~ to bt lbt nai Shaw ..,.. -ed. "It i' lmpos&lbie
mtnace&. 'l1I01 art !or wbal lhty call foto lbt. -and Ure llOIHlllolitr to
total "'-"for con1nt tollvltjl, be <quliy fr<e in the 11'1'" rlllw11
Now th1I ta • lbfpkt, unfair end car." ·
one-sided u U. Park CommluSon'I tdkt We have to devise a way ot gi ving
that DO dop abouJd be puTQltted in, each faction its optimwn freedom
the perb. All dop should be ltuhed. (which, note carefully, Is JtOt the same
• except In •Jpldll runs or lftClowrel as "ma.z.imum" ltttdom), IO that whJlt
th1t «Jib! ji> .. J1!11vlded in ci!1 porkL . nobody is as free 11 he would Uke
The l'llbtl or .doll dOll't outftlsh tbi to be, yet 11obocfy11 freedom serlou1ly
ripta .d llDlll children or ot peoplt 1 limits the freedom of olhen. "Freedom"
wbo ~ ~ bt alrold of them. as a baitle-.ry should not Include the
."i • , -.. liberty to foul up the public's cra11
Tiii DOGM1ll lD our mldl& ~ In the name ot lba noble rice of caninea.
It's Not Rea lly 'Income'
Your ntflbbcr CllOlltolJ, btcb 1111
car iolO ·)'OW' I-coaDllll ... ~
of d ....... -itdllnl !di -. lit
hand. ,.. • -lot •• Do )'OU
have to jltl -~to 11111-t!
No, -llllaot...U,"lllcoaie"
at ell. '!lit· -"*"1 -10" "t'Oflle out .... "
Now, ..,.,_ hi nfUlu to .PIY and
you have • 1U1 him tor tM money.
Then, too, If ;tM1 win llit 111111, It la.
tax free. Acllll, It lfmply 1111kes you
come out..,..
11llll plll!ICIPIJI: htl .. ~ •!>'
pUcaUon, oolobl1 in pononol fllJurY .,..... McldtOI vtotlml IOl!lellm<S , win
verdict& ....... ltrll -· of money. To lllt tatm1· lbll iio mone1 le _.
I -F. _, .. , Sb••• ... -pne, _ "Our pr®iem Ill ap-=.~-~nations 11 to gain lnlllM 1Mf tbelr outlook, their
wwld -· 10 -a roreign poiicr n~• to .._, NPiraUont or their
pensalion ~ \heir Uijuriu_ k is not
lllbject IO incomt 1U.
In !act, Ult lllJury netd not even
be physical at all. In one case, a man
won $100,000 for dtfamai.ion of character.
The government U'Jed to lo»llecl lncom•
tax on this sum, but a court ruled
that it was not taa:able. The court said
tile purpo&e or the money was just
to "make the plaintiff whole.''
And In another ,case, tilt money that a girl won in a breech ol. promise
l'Ult was likewise held not taxable, aince
it was compenMUng her only far the
hann she had suffered.
HOWEVER A verdi<t may al&o Include
"punilive" damages, impoted not to com·
,,....... !or the plahillf!'1 lnjurr ltut to punlllh tht defendant for hll wroo111!1 •
cooiluct. On thll portion al lhe .....i,
a tu m•Y indted bt collected.
F•11amp .. :
Jn lllOther clelom1iion -.. !lit plaln-
tiU "°" '1.000 -'650 ror the damage .._ IO hll reprtaHon. end llllO to teach ,....it.• ~ the defendant a lesson. The $650 wa.,
Cltot Cllrl, L.A., .. volunteer 111111 held tar rr ... ool th• plolntlfl did hive
"'WeL_ -"It'• ln I.he na&ure of fret to pay lnoomt tar on the $MO. Thlt A~ to rtfUte I n v o I u n t 1 r y ·-4 was considered income becluse, in spite
aervttudl. All WI have to do Is' make of the harrn he hid 1uffertd, he came
the ment1l and phystcal 11\aM~rd!i of out JSSO richer than M bad twn before.
our n\llllary as htgh as poMle and
our youn1 men wUI clamor tor Ule An Am11icali Bor A11ocio.Uon pub-
apportunlty to quality and serve... lfc 1trvke /tatllre: bt1 \Viu Bernard'.
Barbor Area P r ovided Teat Ca1e ' ••
Coercing Defendant to B'lock Suit
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To the Editor:
II took a loaf Utne, but lbt Unit.d
Statoa Court ol Appelll bu ruled the
deliberate uae of aimblal Pl"OltCUUon
by Newport Beach to forestall a poulble
civil auit, by a penon united UJldtr
qU01Uonable draunltancu, 11 · • clear
denial of the defendant'• cootUtutionat
rights.
The 2-t decision written by Circ uit
J~<[s• Ben c. I:!!!!>!w•y, aJl!I Joined by Slfilley fl. Huflledllt1 Cant on April
IQ, freeinl _tfup. Wendell MacDol\lld
who was convicttd of rat.Uni arrut
Jn Newport Beach on Pebt\iary 11, 19U.
• M A C D 0 N:AcL. D 11.11 lloppod by
N•wport -pollot tn JlllllW)' 9.
1965 and~ for drl¥lll undar th•
influence. of alaDhoJ: On Januao 26,
the proaecutor 'movtd lo clllmlN the
charges, bu& when MICDonald refused
lo granl i 'lllpilllllon '11111 \ht police
had Jll'Obl---CIUll to an:tlt him)
witlldrtw tbrmollon.
' The judp. who had Wed for lhe
1Upulatlon, ltfuoed to dlllnill lbt charge
or dnmken drtvlnl: A wtek later, the
prollcutor tdded a MCOOd COWll to lhe
complelnL chirs!nc MacDtnald with ollo
rul::tlt!g lmlL'
AFTER A 'r!nln-DA Y t r I a I ,
MacDonlld WU found not guilty of !he
drunken driving charge, but convicted or the added-on resisUng count.
Judp Du11w11• .held it .,... ·not the
=~~=.topo-~·=lr
"The sltuaOol!. is made no better by
the fact that here the record indicates
that It was tbe court that asked
MacDonald whether he would stipulate,"
ht uld. nRlthtr, tt m11kes it worse.
Jt bring• the" court to the aid of the
Pf'OMCUtoJI Sn eoerclnc the defendant Into
qreelq to what tmounll to a forfeiture
of hia clvU rl1ht1."
IF THE HARBOR District MW1ici pal
Couri, the Newport Beach City Attorney's
office, and the Newport Beach Police
Department are liste11ing, the decision
Jboukt eliminate the practice of adding
on charges in the hope of securing
a 1walver o£ the right to sue for false
arreat. or lbDUar R1pulations.
I IUepecl lhe declllaa wtll be regarded
as a handeull by lho&t wllo feel thal
raw pallet power, aclulve among
Amt11c111 lMUtuUo111, aboukl not be 1ub-
jed to C!>tek& "'d 1 bmnces. And it
is lnms!lq In nola..lbat Newport Beach
-nol Sefmi or M~ -provided
the tut Cllt for 'thla dilbious practice
that, hopetully, will now bt ellmin1ted.
JAY MURLEY
Dope v•. Alcohol
To the Editor : .
Thet"e are many falae gimmicks blasted
at us on the TV. and in the press
dally, but the most Idiotic ls the assump-
Uo" that dope is better than alcohol.
Dope d.,troys the mind eotiniy. Ako!:oi,
r---B11 George ---,
Dear Geo"":
I have been a memblr ol tht
Secret Service {or eevtral yeara
•not r<ctlvocl tllree promotia111.
Unlorlunate!J, I haft ........ t of 1 problem. I don'l ._ wllot
I'm IUppOttd IO bt dointl· C.n you help me?
ANON
Dur Anon :
r wish I could, Anon, but ~
woold batroy 1 conlideoct Ind Ille
ott)t!r guys would say l couldn't
.k11p 11ocr1t. Juat minrll• wllh the
...,... Ind quit htlna .. ooay.
confrontation. P<!lsibly J m!1ht get mad,
as the nasty, buzzln1 machine pollutea
the ecology with ool1t end 1mell,. ood
~tJ1iJ.ll'::l°I . throw a rock (or preeen\ an obeCene 1esture} at the helicopter!
Will 1 be napalmed?
Will l be all!Od? Letter• from rtadna ~'' wrlcome. NormaU11 tof'ttcf"t 1"®1d conv111 ihcir
me.s.sage1 in 300 words or l.tts. Thi
right to cond""c: letttr1 to fit JP4C•
or 1littUno'• Ubtl it _r1_1erw.d.,.AU let-
ter1·m.u3t tncl1UU-aigno1urc cmd mati..
ing addrt11, but namt• may b1 wi~
held on request •t tufficient rc!Uan
ts apparent. Po'ctrv ioitl not be pub-
llshccl.
.• I• . I"
011 lhe olher hand, makes you, well
tthe:n you · are sick, AM ~ YoU
alck ·· when you art wtif.\ DOPi doe!:
nothil11· or the kl!>d; it lll8rllr malret yo•
olck ill the time.
NOw the phannaceuUcal 1lanls In
America, make dope far 1in ~ceaa or
lh• Iecal demand for II. They 1tnd
dope Into Mexico which .Is amUa&led
back here; they inadvertently supply
even the llUclt pushtrs hCre. And they
are hard pressed to explain it.
A fYUMBER OF concerned citizens
and organizations are out to persecute
and actually destroy theae liniltet COflo
porations by whatever means MOIUll'1
;1 Urey don't •iralihtea up ud flJ rltbt
for . the Americtn .._. who an pro-
viding their bnad ild butter.
And Ille .... !Llvlat ·htl It lbat the
cigaret comparilt1 lftl toollnl up now
to produce 1 moriju... cicarat U Ind
when It becomea ~gallJed.
Remember, alcohol (an lnsredient In
mott medicines) makea you well when
you are lick, aJtd alck when you are
well. We can't aay that of dope.
MILT"BAllllAM
A Printer'• Gremlin
Or merely a.hot at wttti varioua deadly
devJca?
AND IF THIS proteat behavior
becori:H <orruMn wUI the police then
need moro klil.powor, -ibly the IPJiM
Un!>r·Preclnct BalUlllc Miliile) fhlch
can achieve a deflnlte law and ~r 1 klll • adv.atage when fired fi'om . Pollet
headquarten a1ail18t, say, New~t J!eishll.
Or lootl11 ~ few more gentratlons
Into Ille luturt, may not the . que1tion
become, ''6hould the police use tacOcaJ
nuclt• wtapqns in tihtlr war on crime?"
The -eHactlveness al iht . police' heliooptat ,i• high when lhe hi(iily
arUflcJal ht 11 copter manufacturers'
1tati1U01 are .uted, but· the machlrie
unlortuoOteiy turth« _..t.. the
cltlzeu (and 11peclally the teena6e
ciUien) from the police.
1 SUGGFSI' tliat In our city we might
revert to ·~ polJcemen and less
mldtintry in our eC!orts to maintain our aoclety. ...
At the cost of one helicopt•-.potrol
we ·COUid maintain, say five to IQ poUce
plopie, malt and female, walkiQI, on
bfC)'CIM, or ullr•·li&ht moton:Yclllttil our crowded-·-. .
Their lnt1mlte pretence, ~vt,
could brine btck lbt pol!CM>lt!Jen ""' port. that hi •a••&.')' to. prevent, rather
thin coml>at crime.
T. F. MANGELS
:r,....r.a From Dl•ne
To Ille lldli.:rt
I'd lib 1olthent the lup<ytro of
N"!POrt j1 and • Oolta Mt11 lot To the Editor : JMlylq lar aummar lchool thll IUm•
Re1ardlnl your article about Mn. mer. ' , Lilly'. IOllplllon lroin Ille Newport· Boe-of lhom, Im ila•ln( I ~try
Mesa Unllled School Olatrict Board your exeltlnc llmll "' !or ond hoPI It will
statement that Mn. lJlly w• ;.x a 1u1y Ult ..... I'm stad l IO to IChool
fa vored boord member of the achoo! ' hortl d~trlct'1 teachlnf lltllf wu oot onlJ Thankl lflln. .
erra.1eou1, but' in ..-y -..... DIANE WINOCUR
The letchtrt "ol 11111 dlllrlct bavt i0t1I • lift I consi-Mn. UUy a ll04 frttnd,
and • lllotl voluoble ._ii.tr of Illa
school botrd.
WE HAVE 'ALWAVS !tit Jl>ot we cooid
count on her for support on such tissueJ
as salaries, benefit.I, curricu lum changes,
etc. She made a point of bein& well
informed on every pertinirrlt 111ue. W1
know that we have !Oat a valuable ally,
and we will rnlu her friendlhip and
support In the yun to follow.
We alio know that her pltce on tilt
Newport·MCll Unlned School J)lllrlct
board wlll be a hard one to fill.
CHARLES S. GORDON
VELMA V. GORDON
Teachers NMUSO
A check of the rtporter'• copJI re·
vealtd U rtad, .. Mr1, Lfltr wu a fa·
vortd board mcmbff ,, ,11 l1'Jldion of
.. n.ot" 1D01 OM oJ tMlt prfftftr'1 vrem·
11.., .Ohle~ dcflt1 c%J)lmla!O>tl. w •
con oll!r GPOlo¢.rc lo 1114 tolclclr '" rp<ei.d Mra. IU..btUI Llllr and lo
our rtadera ift Qtftfrol.
-Editor
Police-Citizen R•pport
'l'o the i:<lltor:
I ""'' with lntel'lll that our citJ I• purt11111n1 eev .. 1! police htlicoplttL
This Is an escalation that 11 undoubtedly
c11lcul1\ed to lead to a vtctory tn the
"war against crlmc".
ll might bcl Interesting to conjecture
on the ,future of the enforcer-enforcee
To tbt rcetor:
In • _,.t edilorlal~led "Bamling
fl.fotorcyele1" you state<! ". , .A few
years back , the problem or illegal drag
racing on city slreeta was re.solved by
creaHnl special drag strips. , -" As
a very Interested party ln all ""phasei
or ~llonol tcllvity, •fll!Cloliy •
the _,, l wollld lilo: 10 = that Ille Cotll MOii RtoruUon
ment II itJina IO help aam: Ille !em
of '480meplace to enjoy their wheels.''
THE DEPARTMENT has or11nize<I
a motorcycle alKI mlnl·blkt club, i "Cants
La Trant,11 whtch make tr\pl to mnote
dirt rtdiAf 'art11 tbt !eat --ol each rnoftth.
I fttl M'I lbtt Ille 10 to 10 '°"""ters
Ind an ~ number o1 111e1r
tltlnk lbt cit)< or Colla M•sa 11>1 with tht qcit&tl towerd 1 IOll -the enjoymenl or a
btollh)o racnaUon ocUl'lty.
· ·KllTll VAN HOLT
Director of RecrtaUon
QI)< ol Cotlo Me.,. •
S11prrt1 ol""p&e· ftffl
To the Ed~or:
The p""'°Hd Oiyml"C 1t00I you
reported on In the paper -1 do hope
you will contlnut to support It .
When I recall lhe many houri ol
.,
pleasure and ex~rcise our 100.1 received
throulh the Red Crosa leaons, Boys'.1 Club ,..1, blah ochooi swim _..,
ji.mlor college swim -water polo Wal,
a really bl( thin&· ,
The.st boya and their pal1 wtrl1
up early to 10 to work out. They had ,
the lriondlhip Md coullHI of -I
coaches and were too bul)' to pt 1mo
any trouble. r
We are very srateful for the IWbn ·
program in Orange c.ounty.
C. H. STRAUSE • •
Ca aeer Crulalle
To ll:e Editor :
On behaH ol the Orange Count)< ~
of Directors ol tbe American cancer
Soilel)<, I with to ~lend m71 llatitltl!
appnciaUon to you ond your ·lllff tor
helping to make the 11'10 c~ Crul4de
a ruound!ng 1ucceu. Your vi t~ I
coverage and publtc aervlct provu ~
again the powtr ol the pra•.
NM,' ONLY HA VIC we malntalntd our
posiUon 11 ludera In the ttatMrkW
Cruaade, second anly to Loi AnceJee;,
but '" anUcipate olilinl!W our blalllR total ill the branch'• history.
I WOQid like to' ofter I speclal vote
of. ihalllc1 to Mn. M. D. Morris, Cotti
Mesa city chatnn•n and 1:ar UJtllrlng
croup of voluni.tn, and to ~II YGlll'
readen who have responded so llOll'OU<
ly. ~ VIRGIL 1: PAt<u;n J H-iry <:runde CIWmWj
-"•"' llia!,,..etlee
To the Editor :
The time ha'-Ions 1inca come fol"
lows prottctinc the lndMituol fJont
maiprectlco by ~ and ledtrll ~
tnfof-cement ag1DCiel. Ia:n't it JUI& iaS
much a crime when a pollcemrin IUtpllt
enters 1 private residence or lllepll.Y
11arche1 a peraa'1 pruera u It is
when 1 criminal does ju.It that? r
"'hat I'm getting at 1.5 thli: When
an individual is arrested as lhe ruuU
of an illegal maneuver by an offk:tr,
the victim should have IOlr't tart of
recourse.
THll RECOUME. to bt e1reot1ve
wtthln the framework of our prelent
network of laws, muR itsilf 11(1 5"
down II l1w by lbt L<iillatute. ·
The errect of this itgel ncourie wiU
inhibit !ew enrorcemont olflctn lrOm
overstopplnf lbtM bounds, CllllinJ
disrespoct, •lllmooll1. felr ..i. 1 _.
lack of tru1t Jn our law uforct t
igencloo , •"'! the whtlt · · ·
(OV<r~ta body ~ HplJ:Mn~ might ·hilp llV• lht llllp .
I JOHN T
..., .. ! ...
Wednefelay, JWy ti, ll'IQ
Tl:a tdllorlal pogc ti tlti Dollp
Pilot "'"' to mfDfffl oftil ·-"'41•••adm br "'""'"1111 11111 MID~'• °'""~ and com. mmlof:ll °" loplt1 of mtcrr'! ·
and ftjnlfko .... bJ ~ftlg •
f°"'m for 1114 '""'""'°" ti ! our nodfr1' opfnbll, CSlld Pl~
pre11t\llng t~• :.ltvcn• -
polnU of lnf•""'d tllurotra
and 'l"*'"""' on loilf<• •I tltc do~.
Robtrt N. Wttd, PubUllltr
\
--
~a
I Controls
Mountain
SAIGON (Al') ;;t U.S . .irlln-
ed m<n:eurles 1oqbt their
way Ulrough aklipe areas, of
Kiri R<>m Wl!dnwiay but. the
VI« Cong and North Viet.
Ql'me5e n ·e'ld-i>D to .t,t least
two .major posltlons Jn the
inowt.aln reeort $0 mUa west
of Pbnom PIM.
•
-My Lai 'Deliberate·'
' Haivks ' Report Surpri..es Critics
\VASHINGTON (UPI) -"At th.ls late d&q!,'' said "In fact It wu 90 wrong
· · "FOO!'' ''tll'Wlttsh-Congressloc:rat -the-aubeornmtttee~ •t··thc-·end ·~~met yso-f ore1gJr'to""'U\!' normal
Investigators havt surprised of it! 53-page report Tuesday, character and actions of our
. ...who can · j u d a e • the mUltary forces as to im-
skephcs <?11 all sides by cumluatlve e(fect.s ol the hor.· mediately raise a question as ·
reporting that U.S. soldiers rors, fears and trust.ratio~ tO the legal sanity at the time
"dellberately" shot down 111-which the men ol "C" Com-of those 1nen Involved," the
nocent civilians in the Soot.h pany had b-een rorced to ~-panel concluded.
Vietnamese. hamlet ol My Lat. dure just ~i91' to their acUon The subcommlUet w a s
Furthermore, the Special at My Lai on Mjlrch 16, ol formed and assigned it.s ta$k
House Anned Services Sub-that year." by committee Chairman L.
committee sald, ~y a~ The panel said what hap-Mendel ruvei-s (J).S.C.). Riv.
State ~rtment officers in pened was obviously wrong , ers ha~ compla ined bitterly
South Vietnam Sllppressed a and that it violated ,the since the Pentagon began serl~
stream of reports they recelv-.Geneva COl'lventlon.s, l;he rules ously investi_.1.ating the My Lai
ed about ~ a 11 e g e d of engagement and d1rectivtS alleagtions ~ c h a r g I n g
"massacre." 'Ille lwmakers from Ute highest allied ' com-. servicemen with crimes. He
however refrained from a mands In Vietnam on the has accused the Anny of
blanket condemnation of what treatment ol clvllJans. It said persecuti ng American fighting
tookplactwhen "C"Corilpany "some" i n nocent civillafl$ men who were just trying to
swP'll throuJ;th the village on were ."deliberately killed" by ·do their job. But today Rivers
M· ·h 16, 1968. Amencan lroops. said of the subcommittee
'"Fake" Fake
report which speaks of "a
tragedy of m a j.o r pr&
port.ions":
'"I agree with everything
In the report. They 've done
Wtdnud.U, July 15, 1970 DAILY PtLOJ 5
,,
QUEENIE lly Phil lnterlandl I
'Troubles? I don't have 40.y troubies to tell you
-I'm just wa.itiog for someone."
" dbtMtcll fl<>m u.o cam-bodlan eopitai said to blt-
i.liont af I the Cambodians ieqiiltad and trained in South
Vietnam bad wtdeMd their
conllV! oo the tn<Alntain top,
but Ibo 1.-"""'l' force
that oven-an the Cambodian
army gal'T'lloa Saturday 1Ull
held Ute villa of Prince
Norodom Sihanouk, the depo!-
ed chief of state, and a amall
mlUlary factory where am-
munition clips ~ made for
the Cal)lbodlan arm1. The
prince's blg . vacation chaJet
i.s on a rise on the mountain
top, whjle Ute brick and r.in-
f.....t -facto,ry also ! is In alonnldable po111llon.
a mast-erful job." --------------------
1be morcernaries ahot thelr
w1y Monday to the ,crest of
Kiri Rom, which f m ea n s
HealUly Air Mountain. While 11te; figbling raged there,
anOther large North Viet-
namese foroe -a o m e
estimates said 1,000 men -
attacked a . government bat·
talion Tuesday at Srak Neak,
25 miles to the soolh. The
garrison suUered h e a v y
losses, the attackers
withdrew , and a Cambodian
spokesman said there was no
further fighting today.
, UPI ,,...,_ ..
ARMY VOLUNTEER FALLS IN FOR MUSTER
.Mother, O•uthter Trolnlnt Ovtslde Phnom Penh
On !he other side of the
fence were those Vietnam
dov es and others who prlvate-
LONDON (UPI) -Wtw the ...Jden ~-ol Italian art, was ly scoffed at the notion the &"" '"D~ subcommittee v.·ould produce •
Rapluwl I~ Real Thing
National Gallery thought was born in Urbino in 148.1. He the objective report prorilised
only a copy of Raptla~l'1 16th died ?t the age <li 'n, leaving by its chainnan. They noted
century portrait of p~ Julius 8 wide raIJie of painted that all four members were
Antisecrecy Group
Pushing 'Teller Vote'
A id masterpieces, Including his dedicated supporters Of the:
Pol;ce Seek;ng . II has turned out to, be the Transliguratim, possibly Ute U.S. effort in Vietnam and WAS,HINGTON (UP!} -House Into ooe'Oll which mem-
... II _ real 1hlns: . -worth an best known. generally pro-military . With one win and one lo.ss bers' names, as weil as the:ir
ertimated $12 million on the An official at the Natiooal Today some of them coo-behind them, members of a totals, are recorded for and
I M • h • K •d market. Gallery said J.he papal portrait ceded the subcommittee _bipartisan House antiseerecy against. · · n l£ igan l .nap The. gallery alllOUflCed Mon-was priceless. report carried some surprises. bloc regrouped today for a Opponents Of tJtl5 drastic
day mOnths of painstaking in-"Y 00 can begin thinking at Because courts·martial are major effort to put lawmakers change In Hoose procedun
• vestigation have established t million pounds 12.4 million pend in g a gal n st f ive on the record on most signifi.. that for 181 years has shrouQ.
LANSING ,1 Mich. (UPI ) -more and more concerned for that it has the genuine dollars)." the official said. servicemen involved in the cant issues. ed in anonymityt m aj 0 r
Police Chief Derold Husby has her safety." pol'trait, p.µnted about 1511-12. ''But really the painting is alleged massacre, the sub-They perfected language ol decisions also girded for batUe
asked local residents to search ' · I a pp ea I t o a 11 Cecil Gould, the gallery's truly priceless." committee did not seek to an amendment lo tum t h e but admitted they probably • d' 'd th' focus on who ma y have done so-called "teller" vote in the were licked~ '1:r 'f:l * their property ror any sign residents •. , to search their deputy 1redor, sa1 1s With a small exhibition what in the hamlet ; but it,,. ___________ _. ____ ;:;;;;;_;;;;
ol Laurie Murninghan and the own property, i n c I u d i n g meant an identical· portrait showing hoW x • r a Y ex· operated under no s u c h 11
Vl.elnam gunman who kidneped her wood!, culverts ... anywhere hanging in lhe Uffizi GaUery aminations had shown ilie restrictions in pmbing the ARTISTS & CRAFTSMEN • In Florence, Italy, ls actually work t-0 be a genuine Raphael, dlarg~ or 8 cover.up.
during a gift shop holdup .s.ix where somebody could be held the Cf.IP>' -not the original it was put on 'View this mom-At one point in the retK>rt FESTIVAL SPACE AVAILABLE
Pull t days ago. against their will," he told as had bei:n thought. ing. the lawmakers 8 cc u se d FOR QUALIFIED ARTISTS OU No trace ))as been found a news conference. The gallery's Raphael was Goold, Ute m~n behind the military and state department -Nt:W fESTIYAL OltOUP fORMINO _
of the pretty; IS-y'ear-old Husby said there was "no purchased in 1824 with 37 discovery , said, "We have all officers , assigned as civilian ·speeds. Up blonde and her Negro ab-point" in spreading the other works for $136.800 and l::leen blind. We had always province ad visers, of working THURSDAY, JULY 16th-4 to 10 p.m.
duct.or. Husby'. conceded massive search to other areas had been in the reserve ~-taken it for granted tha t ours together "to suppress eviden~ f'""'91 Meett .. I p.M.J
Tuesday: "\Ve are· becomin° uni•-evidence· wruTanted it. lection, not on display. was just a good, lf filthy, of the alle•alion and its in-• ~ S L--·-7tl LA5UNA CANYON ltD., LA5UNA llACH
SAIGON (UPI) -The Miss Murniilghan. daughter Raphael a n z Io. W•..-: .~~cop~y~. ~~~~~~~~~v~es~U~ga~U~on~.~ .. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~= United States accelerated its ol former Lansing Mayor Max popularity has remained more l
''Phaa e Four'' troop Thurntond Asks E. h-furnlnghan, has not been constant than that or any
withdrawal from Vietnam to-seen since she wa s taken from other greal painter since thel
d•y,.deactjv@ting an Air Force Resei·ve Um"t her s u·m mer job at I Now Open Eve•11. Nlte 'tll 9 p11a, Sat. 9:30·6
unit and starting the move Gallagher's Gift Shop by a
of a Marine Corps Air WASHINGTON (AP}-Sen. robber who pistol-whipped the Low Enroll.u1 ent LAST Squadron lo. Japan. owner and took $60. , •
MJlltary spokesmen said the ~~ ~~~~~t·~·)th! Police had checked 786 Ups KENT, Ohio (UPI ) -Sum-·
American redeployments coin-~y ReServes, "sayS he has -55 or them Tuesday -mer student enrollment droi>-
cld«t with a drop in baUle written 5.'I l'nl'W"ressmen who and appealed to citizens to ped at Kent 'State University · · 3DAYS
activity in South Vietnam. are reserv~~~ in hopes of telephone more. following the shooting deaths
Allied communiques reported establishing a Reserve unit for "The magic . one has. not of four students in campus
light and scau.ered ground Congress. . yet been rece1~.ed, .ar d It violence May 4.
filhling. Thurmond sakl T u e-i d-a y _ha_s_lfL_lla_UD'.:L discoYeted _A,_kial_ d___ 7 ,f(.0 stu®.n!I
South VJ et name a e (onner Secretary of Def-ense this," Husby said. enrolled far the first summer
spokesmen said the number Robert s. McNamara abolish. The $6,000 reward offered seasoo at Kent, 2.7 percent
o I Communlst-iniUated in-ed congressional Reserve unltll tfor her sare return had drawn lower than in the same period
cldents dropped to their lowest five years ago bot the current at lea st two extortion attempts last year, a spokeiiman said
point in almost four months. secretary, MelVin R. Laird, andone''tip"wasadellberate Tue s da y. However ,
GUe:rrllla shelling a t t a c k s has advised him he has no hoax by two young men that Jjreliminary e31.lmates had in-
overnight fell to their lowest 'objecUon to re-fltabllshing c06t "thousands of dollar&" dicated lhe drop would be
level since fl.1arch . them. to track down, Husby said. more than twice that large.
At South Vietnam's northern -----------------------------~1
TO SAVE IN THE
HARBOR CENTER STORE
port city of Da Nang, members
of a ~man Marine Corps
reconnaissance s q u a d r o n
started leaving for a new sta·
tion ·in Japan. The squadron,
equipped with Pl;lantom photo
reconnaissance jets, had been
based ln Vietnam since April,
t96S:
At Phan Rang Air Base on ,
the central coast the U.S. Air
Force completed the in-
activation of the 2fl0.man 309!.h
Tactical Airlift Squadron. It
had been based in Vietnam
since November, 1963. flying
Cl23 Provider Transports.
1
NAME· CHANGE SALE
The 50,000.man phase four
withdrawal will be completed
by Oct. 16, dropping the
authorized American troop
level ln the war zone to 384.000
me:n. Anothe r I O O , o o O
Americans will be withdrawn
by Mal I, 1170.
Rogers
Pe~imisti.c
About Talks
WASHINGTON (AP)
Sectti4ry of State WilUam P.
Ro8;er3 says he sees lltUe hope
ol negoUalinl a'n end to the
war in VJetnam .
.. , must aay that in tenns
of • conveolionel end oi the
war as we think of it, I don't
think that we're any cklser,"
Roser• nld In a radio ln-
tlll'l'lew r-In London 5undaY and tt-here ,,,_,._ "'lbat is because, Ute
eoemy .._,t lhow ant in-
lf<esl lo ,......, to tnd Ute .. .r~·' RMerl &aid the end rctu1t
111111-lM a a.lt.uadoq d no war
ud ... --E1CAl1lion of the wu may continue. l>ut
Ibo _,,y stUI may ttiy on
terrorilna ind pmilla at..
1oeu.1>eadded.
Ooubtl d 1 ~aled peace
cropped up dsewtitre in the
&utte D<par1mtnt.
Corf Barich. • department
ipOkemnu, Aid Stale ha1 no
lnlormotlon to conrlnn reporta
at lo9tlt intfftlt In a uew
llldodtl• ooalereoce.
blD~RD can be relBXIBD •••
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Or would you pref tr hot tet? Have some delicious
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sleeks only -the only store of its kind in Or-
ange County. A famous maker of private label
merchandise has agreed to co operate in our
low -margin, high-volume outlet. We'll offer his
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than stores seling them under another nem1.
Worsted Wool, Dacron & Wool or Silk & Wool
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VOL. 63 , NO. 168, 4 SECTIONS, 68 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA WEDN~DAY, :JULY 15, 1970
l'IJ'O Suspects 'Man Held
Mo~tana Reports On $35,000
Cannibal Killing B·ad Checks
Grim homicide inve1Ugat.ors today
refused to draw any link betwttn a ,
devil worshiper who has confessed a
cannibal killing in Montana and the
dijmemberment murder o! a Mission
Viejo ICboolteacher in Orange County.
A pair of susped.s in the northwestern
butdler slayin. cl. a 22-year-old social
worker whose corpse was recovered .at a· Yellowstone River campsite were ar-
rested Monday.
Stanley Baker, 22, of Storey, Vfyo.,
.and Harry Stroup, 20, of Sheridan,
Wyo., were taken into custody walking
along Naclemiento Road after a hit-and-
run accident on · H.ighway 1 about 20
miles south oC Big Sur.
'nie Jong-haired, bearded Baker -who
Train Stop
Gets Restart
To Clement£
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aiaries ol van<laftsm, ,.._ clnig a'ou.e
and drlnking by juveniles riding the
Santa Fe Railroad's San Dilgan to the
beach at San Clemente haye led to
near-cancellaUon ol the atop there.
IJ'be railroad had attempted to cea.sie
Ill daily stop morning and afternoon
f.n 'San Clemente as a method . of.
eliminaling that rowdy element, but furor
by many properly behaved youngsters
had 'ed to a decision against it.
Security guards aboard the Iron Horse
that brings many youngsters from in-
land Orange County to the San Cltmente
strand, however, will be added to the
two elderly men now assigned. 1
lf the morning and afternoon runs
had been ' cancelled, youngsters using
the lron Hcirte would have only one
hour between traiM to sun, swim or
aurf.
:'l'be San Clemente City Co\mcU lied
iupported the cancellation of the two
daily runs, while Santa Fe officials have
tried in the past to eliminate the train!
entirely. Any re-routing or cancellation of the
San Diegan would require a long com·
plic1tejl proceS! with approval of the
Pu~liijUes Commission, which has
denied it iri the past.
No mention of.. the alleged infracUons
involving sexual behavior, drinking and
drug·taking ,came to light during the
earlier talks Rt the City Council level.
"We ei:J:>ect a Certain amount of thls
1tuff going on each summer and we're
well-equipped to handle It," slid one lifeguard~ '
He said a talk with the on-bollrd securi-
ty guards -who spend each day 1t
the beach along with their charges -
reveals IOllle ugly tales of various ac-
Uvities.
"Some or the stories they tell of what
goes on are pretty gross. 'n!.ey haVe
~eir problems." -he said.
had bones In his .,pocket -suddenly
blurted out a. sruesome story ln
California Highway Patrol Officer Randy
Newton.
"l have a problem,'' he said. ''I am
a cannibal."
Subsequent investigation revealed the
car the pair were. driving was registered
to James M. Schlosser. the missing Mon-
tana social worker whose bqdy was
recovered from the ri ver.
Baker, who said he belongs to a satanic
~ult, was fonnally charged with murder
along by authorities in Helena, Mont.,
with his traveling companion, whom he
tried to defend by saying he alone killed
Schlosser.
Coroner'1 deputies said the victim was
too big for one man to butcher alone.
The CHP officer said bones found
In Baker's pocket are reportedly finger
joints and the suspect claimed to bave
eaten the flesh from them.
Baker alJO claimed Schlosser. who had
picked him up hitchhiking, was shot
and then carved into six pieces, after
v.ilich he ate the still·warm heart.
Sheriff Don Guintoni, of Park <;ounty,
Mont., said a site has been found four
miles ·north of Gardiner where Scblouer ;. belleftcl .. ha.e _, -~ a¢
dimtertlbered .
A six·lnch military type inlfe, dried
lftbod, tiedt. pieces of hu~ flesh ~~d
bcrl.e frapnents were fou~ there. in
a cue whlcb bears chillil\I similar:ity
to ttie receut Orange eounty·case. .
In· the Misalon Viejo clle, hbmicide
investigators have quesUoo~ s I x
suspects arrested in connection with th!
savage satanic murder of Mrs. Florence
Brown.' 31, about possible cannibalism
being involved.
Mrs. Brown was abducted, slablJ:ed
repeatedly and take~ to a remote s1le
in the Cleveland National Forest whue
her heart and lungs were removed and
one arm aevered.
Sherifra U . Richard Oralle sald Tue.
day that none of the 11i1 persons arrested
in connection with the savage mutilaUon
killing will discuss the preelse details
cl the butchery itself.
Stephen C. Hurd, 20. the alleged leader
ol the loose-knit satanic band, has told
authorities parts of ber body were
sacrificed to Satan, whlle detec_tivt;S have
not tot.ally ruled oul a cannibalism angle.
Sheriff's Sgt. Ben OxandabOOre. of the
homicide detail, retused ~ay to com·
ment at all on the companson between
the Brown murder and the Montana
butcher killing . . "We're aw~ of that case," he sa id.
"But 1 can't comment on it. After
what wei•e seen lately, l don't want
to mate any etatement."
Wayward Truck
Hits Art Yard,
Oips Two Cars
Laguna'• fourth swnmer art reslival
suffered a minor setback Monday wh~
a wayward waler tank truck wandered.
driverless across a park.log lot, clipping
two can 1 and moving a building wan
back 1 couple of feet.
By JOHN VALTERZA
Of tM o.llY NM It.ti
A self-styled ezpert on banking mat·
ters, who authorities aUege Started an
international forgery operation by
floating 135,000 wonll ol bogu! paper
1n San Clemente, is in custody today
after his re-entry into the United States.
The 1uspect, Darrell Graff Halen, 44,
who was origJnaJly from Utah, was pick·
ed up by authorities at Loa Angeles
lnternaUonal Airport late Monday night
as he re-entered the country from Costa
Rica. Hafen lfas accompanied by his
wife and four children.
Police assert they have been tracking
Halen for the past three. months' In
a criJS..CrOSS of two hemispheres aft.er
a first incident of alleged rubber check!
in San Clemente.
Federal agents and San Clemente
detective Leonard Goodwin Mid they
traced the suspect's movementa in 10
hops to many fc:reiio cwntrieii. Hafen
was 1rra.igned Tuailay on forgery
eha-rges and tielif ill lM Anceles in
lieu of $32,ooo· bell.
Officers claim they ~ed. handreds
ol cheeks from Gxen1 d. banks in ~
U.S. and ab:=tl'! .llH>'s )u,W .
Help m·U..-~~ -Interpol In Swlaertand: ' .. ·
'lbe diecovery of the hundreda ol
allegedly wortbleSS dNct. -some !hMte
out for-as mucb-1t1-•,oet --will
become a colorsal lnternaUonal "litnting
headache, olflceia ,,,aid. . .
"It'll take ·wedl· for •11 the b@.11.b:
in E;urope, the Ualled Stat.I an<1Jlaun
America to stralditeo out the "iiiess, ••
Goodwin said. ../
The 'alleg:ed tr'ek fCby "b college
graduate who holds a in banking
skills and internatktoal; 1nance, started
last May 4 ·at il;tefBank of ·America
in San Clemente,,ddcxfwln charged.
Last May 4( t;oociwin claims ·lwen
cashed a. cbect for '25,000 at the ~al
bank. lbtlf allegeqly liluffied the 'funda
into UO\her Checkloc .ICCOUJlt, then the
ne1t;<day sliuffJed more money to get
a $10,000 cashier's check.
Then he traveled to Lor Angeles, •
Goodwin said, casbed a $1,200 check
for plane tickeU and next appeared
in New York City.
From there Hafen· flew to Mexico
· City and visited another bank, where
ht passed another alleged.ly WU"lhlt6s
check.
Hafen then headed farther south to
Panama, then Coll~ Rica, which ap-
parerrtly served as a home-base of &Orts.
In Cosla Rlca Ge set up "Transworld
Securities Corporation" and hopped back
to New York.
As the trall o( checks grew, Goodwin
s.aid Hafen expanded JOO> western
Europe, flying first to London, then to
Paris, finally winding up in Switzerland .
The trail warmed up In that neutral
country who8e greatest industry Is
finance, and Interpol -the European
police network -picked up the trail.
"He tried to clabn ~.ooo for some
mertedly IGSt travelers cfitcb In
Switzerland," the detective aid. "and
tipped ort the authprlti.et ln that coun.
try." •
With the trail ' growing Increasingly
hot, Haf!n tben flew Lack to Colla
Rica. After a quiet hop to Guatemala
(Set FRAUD. P11e Z)
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.~pr ~~·110~ . -se,1· , · , re<:et ·~~~J!lliiillPn'1· from m . '1l.P:"6• Sc .TUsUn (left), and 'IMi!i ·~.!!< 181 o..-n ·"'* ~ ~W<ifange CountyF , r:r111. 5'6 'TJijf :ti-3&;
·was. &elj!cled "I'!liiikiY ·~gll! t~ .reiii>_ oyer 11'/0'fair currellUy und .. :
:w4y·at1cdqnfy f~lt.ef.ol11p1,;dnCost~.~'!'8r . l. · ' . · I · '
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' • : •• 1 I , · ' ' I · • By ,BARBAIU ·KREIB\CH · level .p,trklng, wjlblit the prescribed
, Of 11"' .o.IJY .'!llf •t•H· · tiudget'., ; · ' ' In a. !eulb~Uy, study •pr,Opared• !or ·"'To r,:ork In the old b\lildin~.:'. said
the "?Uply, Laguna Bea~ a~ Ji'.red Briggs, "We'd just about have· to destroy
Briggs will suaaest movlna, •tu. exlstl""' i\ ap&ay, 'and that would be in un-
l b • bU -" -r: "fl • n~y tli:Pense." · · i rary . lldlng r.atl!er Ulan attemptiog . •• .. ···u· •• Jlbr•~ ... l!dl-. ,· which to Ue it into a Dew, _enfargect llbrafy ~ ... -1 uu i·• facility. ' . al sO l>(>uses· the ·ctiainber of Commerce
One suggestion was lhat ~ l5;year~ld · o!fice, .coyers .about , 2,700 squ'are feet,
bui)ding be moved to Bluebf~ . Park he , stid. 1:'fle ne* facility. Will 'cOver
to serve as;, aenior 'citizens' cll.ibhouSe. 8,000 ~qu4fe feet) }ffth' .fPO squart feet
TiUe . to iJ.le· bµilding ~nd. ; Q1e land ' for a chllmber office ·and! 3t parking space! .. ' · . .
were made to qonstrucl a ntw library . u the" county ' insists, the arcftitect
al the· downtown location, adding to said, a1d;esign will be devised to include thee~· Ille-A l>OfUon of P1r~Avenue the ~xl~tfng building. ·
and Ille 'adja<eqt P<rliing triarigJ,e. · Amon~ Uje prolilema. he noted, Is
"We feel. ~t!r . ·llf.~ylng 'the matter the fOWtfhS ,"~eD' strict :blJ.diet setltp"
from all angles, 1bat it jus~ isi)'t feasible whiCb. r~ulres, aJT)Ong other thihgs, that
to utiUu Lile'. old bulldin1,;• ~ria;s:aaid. tr.e library bOildlna:' ·~ ~gn~ 1for
'fin or,ier to · meet au, county tt· oper.ation by• Jtaff,'of, 1il)eCified··size.
quirements; fpr • ptJ.t.llc tiullding and ThiS. means • ad~uate Interior ViaibUI\)'
alao city requirements regartl.ing .parfcing, so tliat ;i.u · parls .of tht '(acjlit:y Can
ingr:ess ind e&ress, We would have to . be· 9U(krvlsed ' by a mIDlmum ol .i..."raOn-add .extensive parkitig .structures not in ' · ~ · , I') 1
... 'he Jin .nel. . r '· .•
wR; budget, •· e1:p a ed.. Another new requirement, Brligil said.
The •architect said flnil• designs · wtll 1~ tJ>at ap J>111>11c l>lllid!r!P. now :mUlt
not · be . atl<mpted' •until the ·county . be deslil\•il' ,. • tlJe)' ,[lll!cilOn !l>f, h!h·
respond• to the •leaaiblllty '. report, but dicappeil people, ii>'clflcally thoie ""1•
he .will ·strongly recOD'imend moVing the · (See LIJRARY,, Pqe l)'
old bu~irifJ aild ·startlngi from acratch 1 1 with1 a· new structurt that would meet 1 •
all requlr"'ltnll< ~provide ID< groond ... -'If G' S' · · .bt.I · roup . ~ts 40-year l/ics
Disable M ctn
The frett acckieat took place in the
fonner Ward&: Hartington Lumber Com·
pany yard, 793 ii..aguna Canyon Road,
as ,artlsls wen: preparing to Install the
new rihlblt to be known as Art Yard.
\ : 0. ' I \ -, 'Free-for-all' Creator FirsrTuurney ....
. ~ c1:..:...i.-, Sboreclifli Goll Courie
w!U be Ille sll< ol Ille !lrat pl( loqrna· A.ccordini to police, the tanker, which
SACRAMENTO (UPI) -When 'had been parked by driver Bill Bob
Carl Clawson has one o.~ his· hie· Reynoldl, 31, of 26153 v I c t or I a ,
cuping spells, he says ate has trou-capisttlno Beach, backed slowly out or
ble holding jobs betlUM: customen ·it.s parking tpact and swung around in
and employers figure he la drullk. 8 hilt circle, cllppin& the rear bumper
Clawsen, S7, has been hiccupina: o( a ll70 sedan and the side of A
off and On for 40 years. passenger Vfln, before nfldging to a halt
A superior court jury decided against the bullding.
this week that because· of thla ln another crash Tuesday a!ternOC111 .
he is tolally disa bled and should driver Rex R. Andre, 22, of 3198 Alta
nol be made to work. After a Laguna Blvd,, ucaped whout injury when
six.Cay trial, a jury ordered the his car apun out of control and rolled
FiremM's Fund Insurance Co. to down a steep curve on upper Park
pay him '537 per month disability Avenue.
payments un til he Is 16 and alao Police said Andre was ftStbound In
pay $9,886 In back paymenU. ~ 1300 block pf Park Avenue when
CIAwson dkt nol hiccup once dur-his light car went out of control on
Ing the trlaJ, but he leatifled that the curw, 1kidded lot feet, bounced
hi1' h.lccupa come and go at any off a curb and Dipped over.
hour or the day and night The car's a1le wu 1nftpped, according
)omellmes, ht aald, they Jut for lo pollce, but Andre suffered only minor
how-1, or even day1• tcrapu: and aald be would tee hla oWYI
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Won't ·Gztide 1970: Ev~nt . . .
This ye1r, for the first time aince
the Fe!tival of Arts Children's Free-for.
All was established In 1141, octOgenarlan
artist Virginia Woolley wlll not be on
duly supervising youn1sttrs in their first
cru.Uve art efforts. 1
Mrs. Woolle y, last of the origl~al1
Festival exhibitors on the grounds, 'Ifill
be dilplayina her latest work.I In a
booth of htt own, but othen will take
over the task of instructing lhe open
children'• classes. , •
The Fre&for·All wa1 dreartied up by
Mrs. Woolley and · Ru'l'll. l~edell and
is a popular apot whtre budding Yount
lrlisll ar• provldtd •1111 anocb, al, ' ~
paper , ..Id chalk, to lal , tb<i.r , artisl'ic
~~e. Uflder \he guidance1of experll.1
Advised that ~·· ,Woolley, no i longer
can Undertake· the voluntec!r wk' of
"'1<p\ieidlrli .the F-\or-~11, Fet\lVal
d~edor;a: 1Ui,ls 'f~k ,•&reed to; allbcfile
~5:· to-, pay , for n~,saa.ry ,l\lperyislOn
In the eVer\t. Volunteers are mt
·aval)aa1e. • . .
Mrs. Wo01Iey, ts ~ only artist 11111
on lb< f1:0U•ds· who 'part1clpa~ in the
lira! Yeitlvat ,o( Arti, w~n arti1ia hung
: their J!'!>linp on a rence Jn d~>iptown
Laguni .Huriri& the, Deprtlslon. She hh
elbibllad llt eo/fty FelUval 'sh\ce tbaj. •<) . ' '. ' \ \
· ment' ~rganlzed •by 1the1 Ligqna BeaCh
Golf Association. The tournament . Is . ' • schldyled !or ~ a.m. Aug. 4. · • ,
The Golf AsSociaDon plans to tra'!el · to a.... different course for eacb . rnontl}ly
, tournament.i The asltciallon ,t_a °"n~
. all ieoJfer~. ~nd 1folloWs the <feOli~" Y
ll Jiandlcap system· fOr ltorina. Aw1
. will . De •given to the , wtnnerl .of 1
clooest,to.the-hole ~U.sl, and puU
. tournament. l 1 r
1 Ent/y , (ee , fpr Ilic flfa\ tou/nllli
· 1, '16.io Jier J)e1'0n. mie f~o Incl
"ho irould rather enjoy' !be n
• 11\d walk. t 14.10 fee' is asked. • Th• newif f.orined asaodailon haa -
ed Jobn LunCi 11 JU: president. i 1
For further ln!ormaUon on tho touhiei
and the -1aUon.' gol!ers 1110uld~cont~t , !he '!Jaguna Beoc:h Recrtallon
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TEN CENTS
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By RICHARD P. NAU.
ot ltM. De11Y ".II• taelf
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Armed wtih 1 $133,500 utesMct valua~
Uon wlnd!all, Laguna S.adi' cOuncilfuon
returned to thei1" bUdgot .baJanctnl 'oct
TueJday night In a ~ session that Indicated· • .. '· .. -. .. ,
-Municipal employos wUl'"·rece1vo
•alary hikes eflediv• Sept. 1 tlllt will
1oW 1100,000 In a ~..,,period and
lnc}IJde a three-step hic:reue for police.
-'lbere will be nO cutback ln the
llleguard fatte and a !ull·time perm&iwit chl!'f Iileguard pooitkin will be created
to upgrade the force. •
-The lifeguard iervt<e, whidl oeeu
departmental autonomy -separation
from the recreation deperim~nt -• will
remain uncter the recreation ~t
,as long u City Manqer Juna D.
Wheaton remains since he ~liev• it
fits there and has authority Under tho
municipal~ to make U.. cledaloo
-The Lacuna Beach_ T a s: 'P • y e r 1
·~aOon1 believes additkmll uvinp:
can be made by combinio1 deplriment ·head 'poaltions. , . . , · .i
-Councilman Edward Lotr, " b &
·belitvet ·the: aame thlnc1 Ylll haft ~
·J11ib the r.......,..i.U-publlCIJ If
clhell' '3 .to be· mado sbi<o' lhe~yct
does not leg a Uy qualify ID< I' euJoood.doat,......,
leSllon.· . • . . .
~ Owllao . ..,. aDllle foll,_ -· It b oecr11ary to-11PUatl...the-Wegu.ard
departmen~· whlcti lie called • "new
aM d~Jllllental aclei=," fnlm tllo
recreaUon departmenl ' .
1bilquani' Capt. ROO Rlohl told coun·
.dlmen ,that creation d. a fuU-tiDtt cbiel
llieguord polftlo11 ,... -·In.hand with
MParaUon from the recreation depert--
menL .
He said the head guard needl· the
authority to prepare budgeta and ~
other departmeot beads IJ'ld olftclals
on an equal footing. .
In the f)lit; the dtpartment hu be!n
under police deplrtmeat. juriJdictioo. fire
department jurisdiction, has been a
separatt! department and is now under
recreltion. • -
Whealon said In hit opinion the but
position ·for the lifeguard department
is under rec.reatloo, which Ja headed
by ~rge Fowler.
Wheaton said the clear a111umptlon
that Fowler, because he Is not a
lifeguard, could ··not administer the
department ''ls patently untrue."
He said In both Seal Beach and Santa.
Monica. ·the lifeguard departmenta are
parts of the recreaUon departmenU. He
sakl it was an opportunlty to utilize
the adminbtraUve capabilllles o( Fowler
and the' clerical resources along with
a c<imbination of the headquarters -
at the oid Boys" Club boUdlng:
He said lh°e Ufeparda now are getting
the .· ktnd of service their function
deserves.
"l Ullnk the profen.ional fear that
a growlna !Ueguai;d deportment wOuJd
be seconi:l 1 best-in a recreation end
watu safety deportment ts unfounded.
It was poorly 11erved when tt '!\'II usign-
ed to . the pol!qo· and lb dOparimmu
(See BUDGET."Pap II
Oruge
Weadler·
Early mOrning • 1coaatal foe
1bouldn't dlacourace would·bt
bucbgoetti since •the IUD will be
ihtning through. TemperatUre1
are expected to remain ,tri the
mid 80s with the low clouda
and fog returning in tba..e.Ulllinc
hours. _....,..-
~smE TODA 'l'
lntripid beot · VOlionf 'n ·the
Alntric•'• C•p trio11 but miglal
;Ult lo.le the N« after oil. The
Valiant hoilttd &ht prote1t fl4o
at the end oj the race. See atorv
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Tax Committee Km& ·
Private S¢hool Bill
SACRAMENT<> (\11'1) -A m<uure
gnnl1nl an In"'"'° taz deduction for
parelil oendlnl their ohlldttn to pri~ate
ocbooil ii cleld M the CUJTont le&WaUve
1111lon.
'Ibe Allm)blJ Revenue and TanUOn
Comlnltteo Tl!dday defeated the bill -Id bf -blyman John Brtus
(ft..1"Ullertan) ,WhO aald It w o u 1 d tn-b!Ur'IP parenta lo keep thtir children
In jirlnlo -II. Brlgp told the com-
mit!,. that nlanJ private ldlool atudenis
wete tramferrllil lo publio ln1Uwtloits
ud were addiil1 an utra liOO niilllo!l
a year to Mate education costs.
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SAN GABiill:L '/All) -A' tiillif 1ac.
cused of the clawliiDirner • miii<lii'i of
.three members of his own family last"
wec1-.y wu lllnnally uraillDOd todaf
cm the charges -lnctodillg a counl
liif the delill! ol /'1111 -..., --
boal'I elrti ... ~ lilf!, u, ... ltid ...
clitrgel qalllat ~ •t 11it·prtaod~
a CoUllty USC Hospital, where be ii
recovering from injuries police say were
"'!!:.1¢Ucted-A ~Uc. ~eoder_waa ap.
poh)ted to deleod him.
Ria °"'e, Gloria, 11, died at I a.m.
wtthou\ 1.lr bav!ll reciiDed •.,.;.
.. -. 1111 ild1 Kim, 11,iiil tnMlie'r·
ln-law, 53, died earlier.
Olllcera' have ref1ued to di!<;loae a
Jii!il[llit -·•· A beirllil on the ca .Iii, ~ ~ltt d4' la in .~
Municipal. Court. . '
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... -.ill • ' · ~ I' · DAIL V ,llOf Stlfl """' ...,tf!IOllOOJNG -GONE, .BUT NOT FORGOTTEN
Alter ltlfl'ttlllnt·fltl.11, Jac~~ll H~HIM North on U>I. 1 i' .... P .. eJ
ttBtultY .. · .
Apollo ,12 Astronauts
Visit RB Test Chamber
fined to whiol .... Wlio mdit be proo
tided wlth r1q111, low eoa.lm, lflile
doon ud -I-to pOrmil ..,,,,_ I~ 1111 o/ !be r.cwif.
. R ·oiling Along
C~y Manager J-D1 Wbeatm illld
today tllat • althouih tho llllraQ ....
bel\>nP lo t1ie .....,, bl ii ""' the
Unicytle Girl Spotted in Seal Beach
bllildll>c ltlifl could bl tramfemd·blck ·---~ to the cllJ' for a _.... pe,-i ,of By '""n"ii R. VlNS!L
It JI tho cllJ' -1d .... lo f'01 for °'·'" ... ''"' ""' It ~'l£' ~ , ·i!llntliiplof IJlaol! iplio f1rlD !Cl' a llrtef· Its re--. Rol!IJig north ahead ti! schedW! H~plle
, , 1111 '"' •Iii Ill li'littq Wotliallop . Bnns laid bl felt the bulidlng ii an unplanned Suhset Beach !l<>J!J'l!r
Al"°" a -• Alon -*"" lo .I!Ja~ 1*t Yiil'1 a11o wanted kt pc1 _,.ii -tlGn lo warrant wlleyc11!t Jatquie ll<!iiglas wit Sin Fran'. OWJH ''"'"'1" a.ad midt I 111'11! : 11,1"'1"' 'w-1,IM ,lllllcf,. l . · moving it to ,_ lacallon, ouch u ~bound again _ today, ~ Jl!IW!y rtli\er
olop in lltUIUlilllll lluell Tulllrt, Iii tall . 11 ~~:lllil 11111, •11&. bas Btueblid Park, for further communily and lfeallns an ·Ace bai!dage Oii .: .,;e
lllop With four a1~bid i!lllnf ·a !Mat ·=· -':" liltllPt~~.•::t,dl!anded llie. knee. lthlt 111 a -...... otitlllt at ;,M ~ _ ,' Whoatoo Aid the bulldkig ml&llt ierve "I'm going to make really'gc;id_ um;," -~· .,...,.,... · f,"td 11111-::·~ "'-·-· "'"at u •·•In< ilnl«•diilml .lo inlel, prodlcla Ml•pouglu, wbo left 'l'rnday m<-..,,.... ..., wn for mOllien to giiller al lbelr children at 6 a,m . for UJe ,..whe<!led Jlilfney. ·~to tbt 1llill 'I'll -q :J. 111 i;..bl~·~i::/!~ PlaJaridmany-..J'ISPOO'S. "It mly tool< me In hOUr and a
Ind ,,_...,11, lbe llftl llmar HplllNll ptt t1ll Impnsjlod~ ll1llaa ,.111,:1 · 11 tho mon _.. feaalble, the hill to get to Huntlnflon Beach," said
Mltil 11111111~ u~ ---• .llldll · bulidlnc ..w.i mt abori the piik, just tit• veteran un1cyc1J11, wl10 lf>Onl the
tllll _. 1111t1blfg 11111 iMblbit. "'IM -uma w. hid wu 1llose -e Ilia n -the alldot are. night with frieodl Ill 11"'11-. "llDll'i tllll~;la:" 811111 ftll tf*j(l.'hl ~ <MOllllt QWlnilne Wboalm •Id Ilia dlJ' -.Id uk • hdtlae Ja<quie, of 111311 RI>l!iMHe I'lacl; OJ!la bD'Oillll tllll tlll Mlf ._ · Plle!lltJ~ tJ . ball -Md fl! ·tiur mill-er to 1tvo a ooat lllimalt on moving Me5a, made the first leg di th@ ttlp
drtnl i*· lltill 1111111 ud IJllClcrall · flltP Ill the MQf1" CGnrad lbe bu114ni. I~ baH lbe Ume she ex~ed, tiUt ~r -IJllr-tt i.-•·ti". ·n " 1a-pl·~·· be to "'· k' 1 ••• 'Jon G. >!!all; 25, wllo ""'Wok 'hit 'IM 'a911ina1111· lrett a1lo llltefetlild . d;;J;,~;""" r 'ur
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ct9Wmatea just b,egan --dai ·Jn ~1 Alli -~ , .. -~1 Government Sues A lbokou1 bad bee• polled.
1'il1de 11'1 ~liaplule, ·-~ tll1lll! I~~ tillly ~ .....,_ ··~· m• to --• tn ,.;,. a !be Ont bitdlU were 'not too good, equipment or . "~' ~ • """'" ·~ s=~ Ef lbe A F. drink and I said I di~'t retU,. WI.ht . , · . i.... '! •1i .; "' ..,.~t t~ ero~pace ll'IJl llie," lhl eq>llthld, Hsr 15 pOund pack . · .... -lo~--r. · ' ~llattltied-to J'M ndkl .J iAUIJl1·agattllt a plUsr Ind hn>un!cycle ~1a0nllll Iqllile tllO c111111ber. Thlf M-~liltbm.oruct u.l ._..i a LQ8 Al!G!ILF.& .cuPI)--The-federal parked In tho l•dl,.. rt>om .
illl Witilli i1le-support systelnl for .i''.ll ,'jjit ~ tiler can;t ,"J.; y~ g<>Vernmet1I has 'filed llllf agal!it the ''B\Jt !bell ~vjryliOlly cAme out1 and
-iiplctfllglU. 'illOM lncldll6 Wiiier ~ lo "«IJliy tiitt lb !hire," u1d 1<1clloMeu Doua1U Olrll. for allf1ellly I didn't hive nluc!h clldlt•." . .-i l"'Yii"·recov<l'Y IYlteJna. Conrad~g that weighUessness would ~1'ilat1QI Mle<ill'e llrilce ...,Ulaltons "Sunaet BeacH I! rellly fsr..ut," lhe ~ uinPOula, who hid come to 1111 add , _ dime!llllon to the uperhnent. ciov&lil · tmploy6' Wlio Jo\oi ihetr jobs added, hplalnlrig tllat she h11 found , ~ _ to f= thetf millbry obll1aUoo. a 1roup of lpcin9t>rs.
• : • .., .. '-'~-...._ p· qe J The cl~ i~. f110\l TuU!ly, chatied 'rho sweethlirt of s111111a Chi rtever .,-r9919 the aerdtpice firm rehlNd 14 veterans had .it as good at the i'rla!Co' of the
ii i. lblrtr II' plli than tile if&. Tliellday afternoon fratemlly at Turk'•· LAGUNA BUDGET ' enlltlld. It :f' .. o!I!& ~etciJ: ll'ere "They tell me ti I make It lb San
arid 111 lnY clel>lrlmeDl.'1
· · • •, • rehlrtd at loWiil JOii claiat!tcau.., and francisco to call !Min "!lleot anH thl!y'll llffe~. ~ lower ••SU· take up a collection to pay my Way U.S. Attbmtt RObert L. Meyer said home," says Jacquie, who carrles only
a m<J\Orcycle -with two -,;.
Md never .:ot flred up td mtWe Oh;•
~e Si.id. "Baby, with one ~I yau'r
in trouble."
"I fee sreat -eicipt for my bM
- I hit ft Oii I roclt retlly llaftl ;0
couple of """'ths ~..... ialtt Jaequtt,
wbo picked up an Ace b•ndise 1n seat
Beach. ·
"But I'm goitJg to make it for sute
it I keep meet!ila people liie thll "
she added. . •
"I did I. Jot of nice riding today.
I even . found • ~ in .NeWJ)Olt.
A 'rigl!t-<lil' J't!mY: 'I'm ~ lo lii!lp
1t for good luck."
"Tbe only thi!>( WllJ• thll far .. t
hetid>lltfr' Upt Dj!Jtt 6.er me wftlle
I W'5 rtdlng through HunUhlton ~"
•li«ald,l O-ire tlNlt 1""me1Mh•d~
-~ penioo Imm aloft. · Ml1S'lJoill1a~_1 'llbd p1illl'!6 t.ri1e about
her erpe~, dreW m°" lhan a flW
stares fl1>m .tut1ou1 · m-•11 al<q
Paclfie ,nuitt H11hw1y, ~i' bMfc r;«rie for the duraUon. /: ·. ,
stte planned to..,.-' seat Bettli 1i>dlt
8. •.ri\. oil the ~ ~If Ill tlle ·~ IOij.Jrlll! tHp, llrhk'll may reqillll
hitcll:hlklng bl h!l¥11y !tlYelld ~ .
Jacquie~ ~felles llt6t 1'Jt':i.
her '°" knee lb -., Walkins Tu '
addilJI thet her Fick, heaV!tr by '
mili, cbotrtbuted to the doClslcil. · "
Wheaton told councllmen !lnnly that
the ualpment will remain as Jt is
unle!i the nm cly mmgtr -flt
to chanee it.
Ma)'bl' Golcllerg laid at the beginning the Selectt•• sot'llce Act of 1181 prn'f!del l1IO and etpected to hitdH.Jkt back.
of the meetinfr that the asses>ed valua-Mlyone_ I.a~ hta jOb to .m'e bl the 8he waa aiso treAted to a tall cool R · u... -·ha!f 19d1"111y changed the lrmid lortu 1b0uld lie a&lled lb retuni one and an 1ntern1tionil iandwicli, the uss Court ReeleCla .
-laid lllilUif<lt rMlnmendod MaliY qiidil t11e cola m • 1 Ii A a departments. He said !'#II l!ie !lnfSt
d~enlll -Hw-<lllg!ot\ l!elelt and If'~.~ -are 1e;arate
dipirbiim1'. .
Mayor llidlard Goldborl w1catec1
there would be no chanlif Ull!l1 altor
the coul!til bu dlllc:Ulled till 11111tter
with the next city manager. Wheaton's
reoliJ!atlon Is effecU'< Aue. D.
COllDl:llmen tonight •ii e1ptcted to
vote on a group of bOOftl 11111*;.lflclllillllg
the' new permanent t:lllel ~mt jlblt.
'!'bey had alreedy tilked 11iatlt hiring
llftOther detective and Ate inlEted now
to authoriJJt him and an adillilonal deloe·
Uve. Estimated cotl ll lli,!11.
The council bad eirller 1pp1oil!d hl!'lhi
three more piilicetll!ll lilr I ~
foot petrol. 1btl It to ctlll ... 111.
Al.iO Wider <onslder1Uon art IOldltlon ·
of I JIDUce ma!ron<lia!\I~• .. ;814;
1 llmlograliher. Cl!tl for 1l!t ... 111cH,
cltY cle<t and mmtll\f'l ",311; Ind a tYPlst • clett for Ille nre llfplttnlent,
$6.1111. •
The 1100,0llO emp~ alll'j lncttue
packet would range from three-step in·
creases for patrolmen to no lncreues
for ""1'• posla lllCb 11 c1111ca1 ~·
The rlllil< for a pollle -monthly
would incre•se from "77-#11 to "75-
im. Wbeatm laid tdlay Ibis w.Uld
put the cltY tn a good, -pet!Uve
position for hlrtng but aaid lt 8011 would
not be "leading tll• lealUI" In tho quest
for offlcm. ·
DUrtnc the bodaet d~. CIW'les
C. Veale, tHpayen ·--pretldtllt pro tempore, laid, "It appoltrt tlit coat
r.ducllon Pl'Olrlni II b!tna llCUttlld .•
'1 d<ll\'t belive tn 1111 jlrt1nlio that you lhiuld IP'nd more mGhe1 111clliie '.li>ll ctn let IL I ·11n11, thtn1r !bet's
Wllat yoo'rt elected rm:~·
Btfe<rtng to an u..oa1Mll lelt.r -.
paring nwnbels Cl municipal ilmplllyt•
In Lquna and San Clemllllt, VIiie ~. "U san Clemento c:ie da lt, we
II\ llo ii."
'11\e la""'1'!rt .---.. lllotll!d 151
ioy<1 IJ! San Cl~1 .lncludl"I It
the iolf -... llfllo Rlr terworti, nelllM!r iii whldl URU••
1l ohowed 111 em~ 111 U.Una.
ton said tho ll1ur6 ~ IMlllllt il6.
noted lallr tllat Si~ ~enta his
peld fir1men llJd Usuna b• n,
IVOllld aCOlUlll for mudl ol tho
budgtt pil'tttre -Wl!lc1I bad been ooe to his old job with 1l!rillil'lty 1tattu aa Hollte 'P'dalty, plus recei.tnc a com-
•<I ~to baiandl tdmclJ addltlom • thol<ib be bad ftmllneil on ihe Job memorative T-shirt. Kos\lrrin·Poclrr \T
to ;tho l>ild1it, IUcb Ii police. · d.tiJtg hll mtllbry lefvtce, , "Allytlody who can rtde that thing rf e
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'Ohly by tho ll'•ce of God and (county Meyer llld tho action ci>vers tM 42 --help," 111d Denni• Handy. M08COW (UPI) _ n., 9cMtt Pat11i--) Andrei\' HktllUll 11o we flnd t\amt!d ve!Eraill and anyone elte iil a "She'I _..,,people," ··'d,Beaver il!len, m t toda confirmed IM'ltlffl 1n thU rt! J1r ..... J. 8"""' Dal en. Y . both ·Ale:iel !f. . ; ;r pa cu polltlon stmller lituaUon. '"" velotans aited !IAP!ltna lier on the back. Kosylln ahd Nikolai v. pi;,:· ;:' :J~ ·lolllght.' He added that the city should jil'Opi!r a'enlortlY ...i damages tor the "!he· mlalit mt pt away," iddld tl1e Th>tka bi!al!fri!llil ·.... . __ _
econootiu where it could ecooomift. lltlOIJnt 11;, 1'1Uch their wages were Butch Wlll81'. t'Mleetl!lg th"1\ to thl!f ~-, it pllm\iit
...1 Oldbel'I tl>td Veale !bot tM -arllon diminished In the lntortm. "I c·-· lhrou•h three y' .,.. •I• on · a•> .... "dttiti -11·•. •. ,
"' !Ian Clemente to Uaiina i;°a Y1lld lr:;;;;;=..o;iiii==;o::;;;i·=-;;.;.;;:. ====~";:'=::,;:"'::i::'=::i:=;;;:~~=~""=r:::·•;:::::;·:;:·"""~~~~,~::;o;;;;;;~
0111 lnim tile Jllllil>latlllll ~nt. I
He laid Lal\llli llfl1 a fll' gl'l!!ter
P'!>Jlitlbil mud! Ill tM yeif bec<llae
of lit tt!Urtal lltdU1tr1. He 11ld !hire
I! 1111 c:tfllijlal'lao l!lllier '""" t110 llllid-point ol Wies alltl iledth ~
Lquna b ftl.,_ ., ti*< lreaa,
Mpi111cal1tly.
'J11e titpayftl -!lad aloo
qf!9ted •11minat1ng tile ialtldn of
.,perlnlm1"nt of Jlirl! a ta'flnl of
$tl,1U; 11111 tomblmlll Ult bai1dllli lhd
pl""'1ng dl)>lrtinfh4 .• ll$1 or"
111,111; bf ellmtnlltnl ... -·
Go-..g --It WM 11111 lllse pl'ISIAI)' to 'Uplel tile llol1dDll ol clty
hall while lbe cltj b ilOill( thll'Ulh
• pertocl of dlao&• lh fhdnc a repl-
-l lor the cttr -•aeM:tlJ' clnt. doomcitman U1n: u1d It It -ry
lo lcmlt for ~ t!lldttlCr rather
thin a!wih IPindllw ~ C<lmlpg
into the city.-11\Ve -have got to mike
aome changeLJn areu where .we can
make reductions," bt •Id.
!.<>IT laid ~ Is IMlnc done hto
set aside fundl for the day lfben we
are going to need new sanitary faclliUes
(a sewer plant)."
. Goldberg IUueoted the! Lort make
• opoc111c auaeolllll 1o .,. ......u •net
put It to a Y<lli. !.<>IT waa also Ibid that
reccmmendaticm he is comktering o:in-
~!f'I pemmal d>aJllOI do oot quollfy ,...,,y 111r ....au .. ....ion and -
be biadl In pilbl1c. "I can 111 1be
beadun.,11 LS? utd.
Oolllcllnlb Boyd malntmlol that lbe
pi:oblem• m Lquna llucb are ...... mWattve. 'WI m btina ..ad to pull .,.,,. di-oat oi the nr. lltat
pftlYkluo -II atvld ~ °" ind
lift UI boldlq the lltchel."
Goldberg talked about Main Blach
dlvllopment and a commtrdal-botel
IOl'lt to provide 11~lld t11 ba* Id tolve
many pt'<lbl•m•" ovor the 10.-haul.
Cottncllllleh tonlgtit will pnibably Vote
on 1¢t<Kic budget tlenll and !bell ap.
proYI tile · l'lcotd . lluditt IOll>lllmt In AIJIUll, .
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M11k 1111thl111t1m11fttd WrtlOn OI the 11rtl Mich
woln ts" I~• "1Dan. It cOntllns the 1ama hlg~
precision movement NAsA utronaut1 wore durin;
Gemlhl and Apollo Space M!ulons. If you'tf tobki~G'
for a watch that'1 tru1y "out ol thll world,11
we IUC1tn\10U ... Vlt Omega 8petdmalltf M1rll: II.
l-bullon, Ul•l r:h~. MtMW. 1lt01.d lntfNalt .
el !>ours, 111!~1 Ind-*•· St1lnl1u •~ c..-,
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l'wo Supeets
e I Man Held
Mont~~a Reports On $35,ooo
' Cannibal Killing
Grlrn homicide investigators today
refused io draw any link between a
devil worshiper who has confessed a
ca~bal killing in Montana and the
dlaaembermenl murder of a Mission
Vle)~schoolteacher In Orange County.
A pair of suspects in the northwestern
butcher slaying ol a 22..year~ld 80cial
worker whose corpse was rtc0vered at
a Y~lowstone River campsite were ar·
rested Monday. _
St.ariley Baker,"'"22, of Storey, Wyo.,
and Harry Stroup, 20, of Sheridan.
Wyo .. were taken Into ctistody walking
along Naciemiento Road alter a hit-and-
run accident on Highway 1 about 20
miles south of Big Sur.
1nie tong-haired, bearded Baker -who
Train Stop
Gets Restart
To Cl.etriente /
-Ctiarges oi vandalism, sex, drug abuSI
and drinking by • juvenik. riding the
&&Illa Fe Railroad'• San Dlepn lo th<
bMch at San Clemente bate led to y Mll'"Clncdl&Uoa-of-UM-iiop-there.--
The •railroad had attempted to ceast
it.a daily stop mornlTlg and afternoon
in San Clemente I! a method of
eliminating that rowdy .element, but furor
by many properly behaved youngsters
had led to a decision agaiMt it.
Security guards aboard tl".e Iron Horse
that brings many youngsters from ~
land Orange County to the San Clemente
alrand, however, will be added to the
two elderly men now aulgned.
tf the morning and afternoon runs
had been cancelled, youngsters using
the Iron Horse would have only one
hOur bet'll(een trains to sun, swim or
1urf.
'I1le San Clemente City Council had ~pported the cancellation of the two
daily rum, while Sant.a Fe officials have
tried In the past to eliminate the trains
entirely.
Arty re-routing or cancellation of the
San Dlegan would require a long com·
plicated process with approval of the
Public Utilttlea ComrniSsion, which• hai
denied It ht<~ past.
No menUQn of the alle1ed lpfractlons
fnvolviiig seiual behavior, 'dr!fildng and'
drug.ta~ ca(Re' to. 111)'1 dllring the
earlier tallt:s ai the ctty COOncil leJl!I.
"We 41pect a certain amount of u,1•
ltuff g'Olng. on each summer and we're
well-equipped to handle It," seld one
IUeguard. .
He said a talk with the on-board' securi-
ty l\lards -who spend each d11:y at
the beach along with their char1es -
reveals 11>me ugly tales of various ac·
Uvities. "Soroe of the stories they tell of what
goes on are pretty gross. They have
their problems," he said.
40-year Hies
Disable Man, .
SACRAMENTO (UPI) -When
Cati ClawsOn has one of his hie·
cuping 8JM?US, he say1 he has troo-
ble holding jobs becau!lt customers
and employers fjgure be is drwtk.
Clawson, ~7. has betn hiccuping
off snd on. for 40 years.
A superior court jury decided
this' Wttk that becauae of this
he is totally disabled and 1llould
-not be made ·to ·worlt~ .. Alter a
Us-day trial, a jury ordered the
Firetnan'1 Fund Insurance Co. to
PlY him $537 per month dt111bllity
p1ym<11ta unUI he ta '5 and ailO
pay lt,8M In bad< paymenta.
ClawlOfl did not hlect1p 011ee dur~
~ the trial, but he te.tllled thll
his hiccups come and go at any
hl>ur of lhe day and nia:ht.
· ~rittlime11, he said, they l11t for
hours, or even days.
had, booes ln his pocket -suddenly
blurted out a gruesome story to
California Highway Patrol Officer Randy
Newton. .
"I have a problem," he said. "1 am
a cannibal."
Subsequent investigation revealed the
car the pair were drivlng was registered
to James M. Schlosser, the missing Mon~
tana social worker vc.hose body was
recovered from the river.
Baker, who said he belongs to a salanic
cult, was formally charged with murder
along by aulhorjtles in Helena, Mont.,
with his traveling companion, whom he
tried to defend by saying · he alone killed
Schlosser.
Coroner's deputies saics· the victim was
too big for ooe man to butcher alone.
1be CHP officer said bones found
in Biker's pocket are reportedly finger
joints and the suspect clalmed to have
eaten the flesh from ihem.
Baker also claimed Schlosser1 who had
picked him up hitchh1klng, was shot
-and then carved into sli:· pieces, after
llilich he ate Lhe slill-~arm heart.
Sheriff 'Don Guintonl, of Park County,
Mont., said a site has · been foll~-four
miles 11Gfth or Gardiner where Scbl06Ser
ls believed to have been murdered and
di-ntberod.
A sis-inch miliLary type. knife. dried
blood, teeth, pieces of hQm111 tlesh and
bone frapneilts were found there, in
,.....,._Wl!i<:l!._bearl_ cli!llJt1C_ similarity .
to U!e ,..,.,,t Orange Couoty caae. .
In ·tbe MisSion Viejo ,:ase, homicide
investi1ators have q~oned . s i x
suspects arrested in_ coMectton wttb the
savage, satanic murder of Mrs. F~ore~
Brown, 31, about possible canrubahsm
being involved.
Mrs. Brown was abducted, stab~
repeatedly and taken to a remote stte
ln the Cleveland National Forest where
her heart and lungs were removed and
one aiin severed. . Sheriff's Lt. Richard Drake said Tues·
day that none of the six persons ar:es~e.d
in connection with the savage. mutilab?n
killing will .discuss the pree1se details
of the butchery Itself. Stephen c. Hurd, 20. the alle~ leader
ol the loose-knit satanic band, has told
authorities parts of her body, were
sacrificed to Satan, while detectives have
not totally ruled out a cannibalism angle.
Sheriff's Sgt. Ben Oi:andaboure, of the
homicide detail, refused today to com·
ment at all on lhe comparison between
the Brown murder and the Montana
butcher killing. . "We're aware of. that case," h~ said.
"But 1 c:an1t comment on it,-After
what wl've aeen l1Jtly, I don t wanl
io 111:1ke any statement."
W·ayward Truck
Hits Art Yard,
Oips Two Cars
ta~na'.s fourth IUmlllel' art festival
sufferid a minor aetback Monday when
a wayw1rd water tank truck wandered,
drlverless acroa a parking lot, clipping
lwo cars ' and moving a bollding wall
back a C011ple ill feel.
The freak accident took place in the
former Ward 4': Harrington Lumber Com4
pany yard, 793 Laguna Ca:n~on Road,
as artists were preparing to install th~
new exhl.bit, to be known as Art Yard.,
According to poUce, lhe tanker, whK:h
bad been parked by, driver Bill Bob
Reynolds, 3', of 28JS3 V I c t o r i a ,
Capistrano Bt'1ch, )>lcked slowly out 4'lr
its pfrttng ••J>IC't ,and swung around in
a half circle, clipp~ the rear bumper
of 1 197(1 sedln and the side of a
passenger· van, before nudging to 1 haJt
aiatnst tl\e buUdlng.
: In another crash 'I'uesd1y 1fternoon,
driver Rex R. Andre, 22, oC 3l9ll Alta
Laguna Blvd., escaped whout lnjury wken
his car spun out of control and rolled
down a steep curve on upper Park
Avenue.
Police said Andre was westbound in
the 1300 block of Park Avenue when
his Ught car went out of control on
the curw, akldded JOI feet, bounced
olf a curb and flipped over.
The car's ax1e was snapped, according
to police, but Andre suffered only minor
scraptS and said he would see hi1 own
phy1lclan.
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By JOHN VALTERZA ,·I
OI tM Del" f'llel SI..,
A self-!tyled expert on tranklng mat·
teni, who authorities allege started an
intef!l&tional forgery operaUon by
floating $35,000 worth of bogus ·paper
in San Clemente, is In custody today
after his rwnlry into the United States.
The suspect, Darrell Graff Hafen, 44,
who was origlnaUy from utah, was pick·
eel up by authorities at Los Angeles
, International AifllOrt late Monday night
as he re-entered the country from Costa
Rica. Hafen was accompanied by his
wife and four children.
Police assert they have. been tracking
Hafen for the past three month! in
a criss-cross ol two heml!lpheores after
a first Incident of alleged rubber chetka
in San Clemente.
Federal age~ and San Clemente
detective Leonard Goodwin l&id they
traced the suspect'a movements in 10
. hops lo miny foreign cnmtrl<s. Hafen
was arraigned Tuesitay on forgery
charges and held in Los ~eles in
lieu of :$32,000 ball. ·
Officers claim they seized hundreds
of checks from dozens <II :!>a!IQ tn the
u.s, ...t ~brood ·;. iJ!al!>'• IUU.al!.
Help ln the case \VU' alsi credlteif to
Interpol II\ S'fiberland.
The di1COvery· -;Of the · huodred.s oC
allegedly wortlJlesi checks --• made out for u mucll as 1211.000, -,.m
beemJle ~~~aUOnal·Jllnklng
he1d&aie, officers sald.
"It'll take ·,...q· for all the ~ks
in Europe, the United States and. Latfn
America to straighten out the ·mess,"
Goodwin said. · ·
'Ille alleeed trek by the college
graduate whO holds a degree in banking
sklJls and fntemaUooal fmance, started
last May t at the Bank of America
in San ClemerU, Goodwin charged.
Last May 4, Goodwin claims Hafen
cashed a check far $25,000 at the JOcat
bank, lh<n allegedly .nuffled the funds
into 1nother ~king account, then the
next day shuffled more money to get
a $10,000 cuhler's check.
Then he traveled to Los Angeles,
Goodwin said, cashed a $1.,200 check
for plane Uckets and next appeaffil
in New York City.
From there Hafen flew to Mei:Jco
City and visited another bank, where
he passed another allegedJy worthle&s
check.
Hafen then headed -farther south to
Panama, then Costa Rica, which ap-
parerrtly served as a home-base of sorts.
In Costa Rica he set up "Transworld
Securities Corporation" and hopped back
lo New York.
As the trail ol checks 11rew, Goodwin
said Hafen expanded into western
Europe. flying first to London, thin to
Paris, finally winding up in ~wilzerland .
The trail warmed ue._ in that neutral
country whose area.test industry Ls
finance, and In terpol ,-the European
police network -picked up tbe trall.
"He tried to claim SS,000, for some
asseJ!tedly Jost travelers . checks In
Switzerland," the detective aaid, "apd
tipped olf the authoriUes in that coun-
try."
With the trail growing increasingly
hot, H•f~n then flew '"'tack to Colta
Rica. After a quick bop to Gu.atemala
(See FRAUD, Pap ll
Laguna iil>t-$:~··,e~# g,
Relocation ·:P1a ,. ~~ing -
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'By ~bAliA XREIBroH '.f1~ef,.~r1dnc. wllblp the pre.Crlbeif ~·,.DI'~ .~!It!,,.,. ""':;. budget. ' ' .. ' In a, feasibility study pr fer -·"To wort1 Jn -the old. build).~;'. said the~~~·~· Beach • Fred !l!~gfJ "~e:d Just about.have·19 des!toy
Brlu•. wm ·.l!UUest mov tf¥o exisilng ·~.lpYW!'-"Y~~ .. ~~l l'ould. ·.·be~ u~·
librafy ~UUding,<al!JO> ·· attemp(il]g ~.,.-, r•-
to ti.•. it ,llllo a r ·ztargiid llbraTy . '~ 'exjs\lnc , !lbr,.,Y .. building; .which facility. r ailO houses the Olam.6er of_ComJrlt;ce
0ne •u~on wU. the is.year.old -o1r1ce. cov.er1 -a~t . i.100: ~uare .&tt,
building · ,.,.· 1o· Bl "'rd p < . he . said .. '!be. new facility . Witt ·caver . ~mo,... ue"', . '" .!.000 .~"ore fee"1'71th' 450,sq~ir< 'feet to serre as a or cilians' clubhouse. · · ~,,. l -.., • · 3'i Title ./,; building and th<· lind for ' di..,ber: o, !toe and .• • f",rtrlng ..., rpace!. , , Were maiie ·to· Q)flstruct •· new library if the mu t in lsts th hit t ~th .downtown location,· adding · to ' · r.--n Y s ·' e arc ec ., aaid, a cie;JIJI wlll be devised to Include the sting 1ite·a portion Of P1rk.Ave12ue the exiltlng building. ' · '·
. • Jhe.adjaceat pprkln1 tria.nlllJ!.. ·Among ~ ,protite!n•. he Jl()led, Js
I We feel,. after •~ring the ma~ter the cciwlt.Y 's "very atpct budget setup"
from all angles. that 1t iusl·lsn't.feas1b~ wh~ rl!Qulres among other Utffics lhat
to·utllize theolH building," Brigs aaid. tl;e library ~U<lln1 .'bo itesign,eJ 'fpr
'lln_ order ~ · meet alfl . county re-9P,1rat.iM by . a 1ti.ff . of , apec#t
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qu~ts1 frJr • llJIUbllc t>ulldlnJ a~ Jrhia: RJtBJIS . adequate ·i~r:ior y~biUiy altocityreq~mentl r~garding~~ · so ~t all J?llls, of, the . faclll~. ~n
ingress , and egress~ ~~ '°"ld ~ .-be ·llJP.ervlaed by a miniplum cf. ,~raon
add elCieml,:""~"klng atructl""' not Jn ,iid .: , ·. . , • , .•. ,
the budget, he-ekplalned. /. ,.,, · Another new requirernen~ Brlu;S'sa!Cf,
The archlted 'said ftoll •cf<isigM wtU ·,;.., that all public buildiqs. now Jndst
not tie att<mpte<f .wlill' th< 'county be dealjne4 IP lhey ·f...ctfol)·.fbr.hah-~ ·w ))le fUai!UJtt r<por'!, ·bill tllcapped people apec1ficafty thoae can-
he .wlJI strcmi!Y, l'l!CiJmmend nioring Ille • · (!!et LDiauiv Part I)· old btlUtting arid 8tirU"g1 from acraich ! , • . ! 1 '
wUti I new-"ttructure· that wtJbld ~meet
all n>quire\helits •i'ncl prolllde fer fP'OUlid
I' ' " • ·, ' .t , .-' . 'Golf G~oup · S~ts :
'Free~ for-all' c~rreatOr ,· ' ! ' • • 1 • ' ' . , -'Fit t . T<lurti · · · . .s .·· ... ey .
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Won't Guide 1970 Event· . .
. Sal! Cltr11ente11 Stiorec:µH1 GolLCourite
wUI be th< site ill the first. (loll looms·
. rilent \oflM\Jzed 'bJ th<' LaguM BuCh : Gett ........,lion. The tournamenl d s
: ltbeduled for •·•:m. Au&1 4. • ,
• Tbe_Go!f Mooclation.-elaiu to trev.<t
P.-···-• ~-lk, ,to t·~"•-1r' artu· u.' : lo' a•clllferenl.courae fer ucli •mqnthly Thi• year, for the first time since l"'" IWU uUI -. ~ 1 tourna'ment. 'lbe assqciation ·Is open io
the t"eitlval of Artir Chlldren'1 Free-for-JOeUl<.uodet the gulda"'e j!( eaperll"· ; >U colfor~ Olld '°"°'" 1116 Goorgow&y
All was established in 1941, octogenarian Ad'vised that M.r1. WoolleY. no longer fi handicap 1JB.tetll1for acorlng. Awards
artist Virginia Woolley 'Will not be on ' cAn Undertake· the voluhteer task .. of · wlH ·be'. 'glVlf' ' to ijle · whlnera of. the
duty supervising youhg1i.ra In lh<lr f"'-' ·, me'"".erdtr/g tho '.Fr..,, lor!A11 •. · Featlvli, I · cl .... ~to,theobole r COlllul ' and · puWoa
I ,.... tf" r· •toum~t. t 1 1 ~ 1 • . r .
creaUve art e forll, dlreotors ,thJs Vfetlk ,agreetf to , allocate , ·~ntry 1 f,e , for-the first tournament
Mi1. Woolley, last of the original ms to pay ,for necusaey supettision 11 ft.SO per ptrlOQ, the fee· lnCludes
FesUval exhibitors on the IJ'OWl(b, will in the ev'ent. Volunteers are ·not---grten fw,; pU cart, .aQd a Wards .. fOr
be displaying her lat~ worta/tn 1 avaUablt. , those who .weuld .flihtr enjoy the sun
booth of her own, but o&hen wil take md walti a '4.50 {11 la uktd. 1 • •
over the task of inatructln1 the open Mn. W'ootley ii the only artist sUll The newb formed U..OaU.O bas nam·
children'• claue&. • +, t on the iroundt who ptrUclpaled ln the ed John Lund 11 Jtf preslden~~
The Free-for-AD waa cfr<am«f up by fin( Festival of A'11.· when art\sts hung For further lnlorinltlon on the tollrney
Mn . Woolley slld ROUell lr<dell obd • their P.11intul1s On '' ferw:e In downtown . and ~ as..,,1,µon,.goUers ahoul~ con·
Is • populor spot where buddln1 l'OIJlll , Ca,uni duri ntl the '°'P''"~· She bas tact ; the Laguna Be6cb Recreallon
artists are pn>vlded with &mocks, ...0), txlilblted hi every teiUY1l 1lnce, then.'' Dep!r\m"1~ ,491-tlJl,Eil. 41. . . ..
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Budget .Woes
By RICHARD P. NAIL
Of .. OlflY .... ...., . ..
Armed wUh a $133,500 asaeued valua.
·lion windfall, Laguna Beach ~
returned to" their 'budpl baliahtjn; act
Tuesday night in a otudy aeiafOft ,that
indicated: · ·
-Municipal employ,. wUI r.c.t..
salary hikes elfec:tlve Sept. 1 that wtU
total •100,aoo In a ~ar· period aDll
Include a three-atep iocn:aae fQt pcllce. ·
-There ,will be no cutback )II the
lifeguard ·force and a full·tlme perrna(lelit
chief Ufegual'd .poriUon wW be created
to upgrade the force.
-The lifeguard service, which aeeia
departmental autonomy -separation
from the recreation department -wW
remain undtr th< rocreattoo departmenl
as long as City lfanog<t J...., D.
Wheaton remaiM lince be btUeves It
fits there ·anc1 has authority under the
municipal code to make the dectston.
-'Mle . Lag1µ11. ·:&ea¢\ T 1 i: payer•
Assoclatioi;f ·i>euev~ addiUobaJ uvlnp:
can )>e made by comblrilng department
· head po&itlona. J
-:Cow\cltman .Edwolif L<lrr· w b • ~Vet! <be -I lhlnl, will ba~;;,-to mm the recoailiiendltlonl pubtlctrfl
they w 1to be made alnce the 1a6ject
d ... not le&oJ'11'"'1fy J~ • ~ qo. aeaion/ ~
Coqndlman Qiir)f<lp BoJld -he felt lt=s~ry to tepm'ate the l!fegciard
d · t, .whfdi be eallecl a """"
and· d..elopminlal iclence;' from the reaea"-de~t. Lt~ald Cipt. Rod llli!b! told .
· cllmen' that ci'e•tlon· Of a fu!l·tlm• C
' lifeguard poi'IUon t>esi~aridsln-band with
sep,l'lµC!ft from the .recreation depart-ment.
He Rid the fleld guard needs the
authoritt to prepare ¥aeta ·and. meet
other · d.,..rtment lleada and olllclala
on an equal footint'.
· Iii the past, th< departm<nt has t>e-..n
under police departm<nl jurlocllctlOfi, lite
dei>artment jurisdiction, hu been a
seporate 1department and Is now undtr
recreauon: ~
Wheaton said in his opinion the best
polWon for lhe lifeguard departmenL
Is under recreation, whldt Is headed
by George Fowler. .
Wheaton silld thfi c~ar assumption
that Fowler, beCatlBe J,e It not .a
lifeguard, muld ~ lidmlniater th<
department "Is patently untrue.''
He said ii) both Seal .Beach apd Santa
Monica, the lifeguard 'departments' are
parts of the recreaUon departments. H.e
said It WjlS an o~unlty' to utllf:se
the admlnlstralive capablliUes of Fowler
and the clerical resources albng with
a combination of the·. headquarter• -
at the old Boys' Club building.
He said the lileguards now are getting
the k\nd of se"ice their ftmctlon
deserves.
"1 think the profesalonal fear that
a growing llfe,uard deparlmenl would""
be second best In a· recreation and
water safety department Is unfouDCied.
Ii wa1 poorly served When lt·w11:s aaaign.
od to the police and , fire departrnimts
(See BUDGET, Pa .. I) .
Oraage
. l\'eather
Early morning coistal for
shouldn't . di~o~age wou.td-be
1 beachgoers, 1Jnce ttie 1un will be
s~ning t.Jirough. Temperaturea
are expected to remain jn the
mid 80s with the low cloud.I
and fog returning In the eventn1
hours.
JNSlDE TODAY
' . Tntrtpid b1o:t Vo:llo:nt in th1
: A mtrica'a Cup ttio:Lt but might
just lNe the ro:ce: o:ft•r alt. The
, Valiant hoisttd the prqtt1t fia~
at tht end oJ 1iht roCt. Ste\l'°'l
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• "' , MK.VPtl.OT ..... tr.,_......., -ASTRONAUTS BIAN (LEl'T), c:o 'TAUC TO .THI ANIMALS' AT McDONNILL DOUGLAS
In Hunftntton lle'ech, A Chol ... .ur~GulnN Pip' lllt No CommMI on Chit Huntlty
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FRJ\UD ..• Apollo .12 Astronauts
' =\ .. a1n,Ha1enreltuQedtoim Visit HB Test Chamber .
, ~was ,lilt MoodQ". • J ' • Al.!Won and Ille family -bmted '· · ~ ' ~ a Pan American World Airways • BJ RUDI NllDZIEUll lllllll{Jclal 8'Mll "*" flrJn lot /I, "1tf-
. jet.liner, FBi qeiits serv.ed, a warrant °' ... Dlltf',...""" lnC oo· St111b, 'ID cnttlDI ..,kibop ~ unlawful rupt 1o ... o1c1 pro. Apollo u ··-uta Alu -and lo he laundlod Mii ,_,.alao wanted
aecutkm for forgery. a.rtes "Pete" Colnd ·mac11 a brief to bow about the faod. Hafen ln "Jt•1' .,..." llftl'ftrit HID, who has At . '1 malgnml!ll U.S. D1'1rlcl atop In HUlllbtcian Beach~ to talk -.,.._.·cm .,..-....;. fra•a·drled Oourl 111 Loe ~elea. TueodaJ a judge . . · · -..--
i-oduced ball ~ .41,000 on tilat charge · lhop willl '°""'""WJ"en .doln& • IMoY -· -· -,_ -· bam and alid ·Saa Clemente j,Oikt lmmedlateJY lllnl In a llml!lated ..,... ~ at -c1e1-.
. l!Ollibl ~ .with IAICCOU -c1iar1u of M:~I QauclU, · Connd ud·llaan; )!ho al&o lalow what
• tor1ery -ball set a1131,ooo. . llpatlllnc io.,.flle ,... 'ria ,...,. 11'1 ~ ID lit .,.,..... oqi .an.r .flllOlld!nl . ~.:1~ Ha!en'l. wUa, nor their four and lnllrool!I. .k ~--...... do1I ID Ilia 1'mllr -tlna lrallir~ "'-* ,,_ l>old In connection will! ulied -iW 1iflq ••lttm• lmldo P'" Ibo ...,....... --wun't the ..... ~ .... -"~ . ~-~ .. aooct. ·' ,, "When -e -' Into ~-I " the..,_._w_loll_... "Tllo -Uma WI hld'•WU -
ft ·--.,..... ..HO;.f lbe _,. qulppad -. Goodwin said, "we hit the l,:,t"-" ..._._ ..._ !oar .....__ -fin daJI In lhellQF (lloblla ~ Oiecb from dozens of all over .,.,-~...., ,.,., .. -l'acllllJ) •. wa bad bet1w food ~ our
the world 11pllled ool drink ,..._ -urlDa and -all lhoa In tbe MQP, -C-ad 11='.:Um~~~::~ :. a !...._:\., ~~~\di'_, allO lnlmltad
madllna. They wera nldy to lhe ·~~ ao w; ,... ~ "-llllJ:-' *lot ontartalnmtol "!:~ :J~· us lie ..l.f":tt.-~ ~~ 111~:'=-~1ooct. =::pment ... ~. buay monllorlnc
wtlh banks In UIM\ a7ift ..-belare · l>ol.lllal • had . · · Speal<inc fer Ibo lour, llall aald they
Ibo trhls and • ' .to 111 .... with .11' lot of ooaw.clal lelevlaloQ, lheni·,rGood• "Ha told us 1iltlned lo I'll radio a"'
_ibe.Jiwa..... _aplnsl...hla l &~ -~ ---·· -Uvelihood." .1 ·., • --lfe-suppo --J" to.ii they cu.'t &ivt you
"Now we haft· of baob here ~!.tri llJgbla. '.l1>oaa Include water -a; to,.~ lhal In than." aald
ond broad that' i".._ lo lilt c:ilar,... "'"oiy l'ecovtry ~· . Conrad •. hlnU., that welgbUessne11 would
we 11111 don~ ~ ,l>ow ·"""'1 were • ·i..O uta, who bad come lo tho add lllOllMr dbnenaloo to the experlmfJJIL
lbvolved.11 • f , .. , f' ~ ~ ' I
But one thing became clear tO __)qUce 1
\: • ~ p } M°""oY nilll>t -tbe.alletad.Jaqery , ' • -.. ,,_ qe :!:'l<rlune"was~~~~; ·J:A'G\J&3:iroDGET ..•
, Halen hod 1 .. lbu 'lie· 111.'oiala ..i,e,. J .~"'--·L" ' dill ' bl w• 1rn1led. , . . and ~ my oepaI'1lmD erenoe. -
, ., · Wbeaton told councilmen lirmly that M•yor Gol-. said II the he~I
Tax Conwiittee Kills
Private Scliool Bill
SACRAMENTO (IJPJ) -A llltU1Jtt
grantlnc an Jnoome taz deduction for
porenta oendlng their children to private
llChools la deld for the cumnt le&lslaUve
11ssion. -
'lbe Assembly Revenue and Taxation
Committee Tuesday < defeated the bill
-ed by Assemblyman John BrlQs
(R-1'Ullerton) who said lt w o u 1 d en·
courqe parents to keep their children
In private IChools. Briggs told the com •.
mlUee that many private school stlide11ts
were transferrin& to p.1bll<: lnsUtuUOns
uc1· were addln& an extra $100 mlllion
a year to state educaUon costs.
DAILY PILOT .. .., ....... " " ........... ---·-c-..... s.cs......
oaAHG5 c:GAlt l"UILllHIHG CQ!lj'AHY
aeberf N. W1.4
l"rtliflnl .... l"\Nllltlotr
J1c• •. C11•~'f Vkl l"tl<llllN Mil "-•I MllllW
Tti11t111 K11 .. ;)
lllli.r 111•••• A, M11r11hh11 MIM91nt lflltr
Rlch1rl P. Nill
S.Ulll °""'9e Cllulll, ••1• -
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... Qs Is ,,. DrJMIMlfU
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lhe assi&runeot wW remain u Jt is of the meeting that the usessed valua-
111il ... ·the next ~ manaJIO!' ,... IH 'lion -had Ndlcalq changed the
to cbanae •· · ' budget pldure -which bad been one
lliobl aald lllflllardl --of -ks to balance COUDcll addltloos
strmalY aplnll the com h In e d to ;,Iha budget. 1Ucb aa pollce. ~
departments. He said two ol 1he finest Only by tlle arace of God and (county
departmenta -Huntington Beech and 1•""') Apdrew lli\lba• do we find
b · t -ver · Iii lhia particular pol!Uon Nt'llrperi ~ -are 1 1 1 P a r • e tonight." He added that the cky lhou1d
deprnln9lts. economize wllere tt coold economise
. Mayor llid1ard Goldberl lnctleltod Gldbel'I told Veale that the ~rlaon
there would he no change unlll aftAor of Ban Cl1111ente to L8lfuna not a vllld
tbe eoqncll !><• diaculled the m•~ ..,. from the -1atlon ~.
with the nest city managrer. Wheaton 1 He l8ld 1.agwt.1 bis a far aret\er
resipailon ts ellecUve Aus. 2'. population mud1 of tie year baca,..
Councilmen 1on1,&t are eq>ected to Of Ila rill '"""•w-
ot of '""'•W •-·· 1ncludlng toll --•1· He aald there v eon a """1' -~·-... Is no oomporilon ollber from the ~ the.newpermanentchlelm..,imtpoot. point of -"Ind becltax ~
niey hod a1"ody talked •boat hiring i_... la Jqbw In -areas·
another detecUva and are upecled now llpillcllltlj'. •
to autbotjse him and an addldonaJ detec· 'Ibe tupayen Mltdltbl hid allo
U•e. Elllmated COit Is $18,11'. "'ll'lflad ellminallng the poo!Uon of
The councll hl!l eerlltr appmed hiring ~t of para a aa.in, •I
three ....,, po1ktmen for • downtown 411,1-. and combln!nc Ilia ·bullclinl and
loot polrol. '!bis la to coll !ll,811. )Wining departmeot, • ...... of
Also tinder oonslderaUon ""' od41~ •11,111, ·by.ellmlnatq --·
o( a pOllce matn111-<lilpatcher, .,Olf, Goldbertl aUQelled tt waa not -
• stenoarapher-derk !or the councll, pr..,aatly to uptel tbe ~ of dty
city tlerlt and l!Wlqir, fl.Sii: and ball -tile tlty la going tilrouch
a typist -clttk !or the ftrt departmaot , a period of -,. In llndinl a rtpl-.
18:.?:· $100 llOO employe la1ar)r -Dl«ll.lor tbe dll'-•l'<dlr ciort. • 1· .. _ w In-Oolllcl1mln Lorr Aid It la -ary packet would range rom "u~•ep to loot rw ll'elter effkitncy l'lther
creases for patrolmen to no lncreatel &bin. .. "'11 8P'ntfN ~ comtne
forsomaposlalUChaaclerlcal]IOlltlcrw. into~-·1y "W' •· ot to-·• ~ range for a police offtctr mofttbly •ii:s Cl • e nave I uw.a.e
would increa!t from srn-$111 to .f775-eome changes ~.areas wbert we can
1929. Wbeatoo aatd tllda, lhil '""'1d mate reductions, ho aald.
put the city In a good, _,.illlve Lorr said nolhlni la betlli done ,.
position lor hirln~ but said It still would oet aside !Inda for Ille dlJ -""
not be "leadinl tlle l'"JIUI" lo tbe queat an going to. need new sanitary lacl!IU..
for officers. (a sewer plant)."
During the budge! dl.....u.m. Cllarlas Goldbe!I IUIPlfled lhal Lorr make
c. v .. 1e. taxpayers •-laUOll !ftsldont · •. spacUlc --lo tie oounctl and
pro tempore, aaid, 11Jt appem the COit put ft to a vote. Lorr wu ~ tokl that
reduction progr1m II· helil« 1c11ttled. . recomrnenctau..,. be Is -•derlng .,,.,.
I don't belive In Ille _. thet <trnlnl .,.,...,,.i chanae• do not qua!Uy
you IJhould spend more .-y bocaUle leg<aily 1or-.....,tho -and should you can get IL 1 ctoni lhlDll thel'• he ,_ ..• pullllc. "I can .. Ibo
wl\lt you're elected for." bNdHw," Larr llkL
llolerTlng to an .-iatlon lellor oom-C!M>clhnu Boyd ..,l,..lnod that the
paring numbers of municipal omployos problma In L&llma Boacb an CWll·
In ~a and 5an Clemontt, Veale mulallve. "WI art belnc aaktcl lo pall
aald, 11 Sin Clemente can do II, w. --oUt of Ille fire tllat can do I." ~ COlllClll asWd .._on and
'Ille luply"' asaoclatlon ""°"""' 11! loft ua holclln( the •td>ol." emp..,.. In san Clemente, lncludlntr 12 Goldberg talked allout Malo ·Beach
for the coif course and nine for development and a COJMllrclal-liotel
Wlite'l wont. ntlth« of whld\ Laguna ' sone to provkte 11soJid tu bue to aolve
has. It -1111 empl01es In Laaune. meny Problems" ... , the loll( h1ul.
Whaaton said the flaure ~ sctu11lty 115. Councilmen l<lnlgbt will probably Volt
• Ha noted laler that San Clemente has on ~ IJudltt llama and lben ap.
U-pold !llmlen Mid Laguna h11 :D, provo the record budget -In
"'1idl would -lor mud! of tho Altl\lll.
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Sucltumbs
8'M a~' cAPt .;.. A *'..,.
cullCI of H._, -·or
throe memllon ol !Ila own family wt
W-0)' WU farmalJy amilned todaJ
on lhe cbor... -Including' a count
for lhe -of llll wilt oolJ --. earlier.
Slolfried """'' SS, was Nad tl>l _,., aplllal lift al .,. ..-wari .
a CoUllly USC Jlolpltal, where he la
recovering from Injuries pollco say ,....
oell-lnlllctecl. A public defender waa ap.
pointed lo defend him.
Hla wile, Gloria. SS, died at e a.m-
without ever hlvml recajntd oin-sc..._ Bia .... Kl!J>, lO;ud aiodier-
ln-law, 53, died earlier.
Officers have refused to disclole a
~-molive. A btvtDI oo the caae
wu 111 far Ju(y :13 In · Allwnbra
Municipal Court. . • , ' < • ,.,.... r ... l
DA fl 1' PILOT ..... .,....
GOING, GOING '-GONE, ·BUT NOT FORGOTTEN .
Altar Rtfroslilng Pauaa, Jilcqulo Hurties N9rth on U.S. I
LIBRARY •.. . ";-' ... . ;
Rolling Along ·
Unicycl,e Girl Spotted i11. Seal BeacA
Government Sues
Aqospace Firm
LOS o\NOELU CUP!) -n,. lldml
go-I hU lllod IUll qalUt the
Mcilonntll DouCIU ~ for allecedly
vlolitlnl lllocllve oervlc:e rtll!laUons ooVtilq employ• who leave . their jobs
lo lulftl[ !heir milllary ol>Uptloc. T"'i chl1 acuon, llled Tuuday, cbar&ed
Ille -Orm reblrecl II velerans
at a lower -acalo than 1hey wm enUtled. lt laid • other veter1n1 were
rehlnd al lowed jOb clualllcalkmo and
low• "ICtl· U.S. AUorney Robert L. Meyer said
the Selective Service Act of 1967 provkSea
-leavlnc h1o Job to ..... In the armed ~ abould he allowod to ntuno
to his old job with aenlorlty llalul IS
~h he hod t<mained on the job
dlrlng h1o mllllary aervi<:e.
Meyer llJd the action covers the 42
named veterau and anyone else in. a
alm1lar lituadon. The veterans uted
proper aenlortty and damqos for the
amOlllll by which their waaes were
diminished In the Interim.
By AllTlllJll ll. VINSEL
Of .. Dlllf' ..... ""'
Rolilng north ahead of schedule despite
an unplanned s-i -.topover • unlcytllat Jacquie Dourlu wu san Fran-
cl!co-bound qatn loday, 1 pe111y richer
and wearing an A~ blndaee on a JOte
knet. .
1'l'm going to make really good Ume,"
pcedlcts Mias IJouilas, who left Tuesday
at Ii·~· for thl c:ic.wbeeled journey.
"It crtly took me an hour i and-a
hall to get to Huntiogt<n Betdl," said
the veleran unlcyclJst, who 1pe11t the
night with lrlendl In Seo! Beach.
Jacquie, of uatl Rlvpde Pl!OCO. Coota
Mesa, made the lint lei of the trip
In hall the Ume she ...,.cted, but her
fame preceded her to Turt's, via the
dally-.
A -t hod been P>&ted.
"'nley und me to come in for a
drink and 1 said I didn't really want
(IHI," llhe explained, ber 25 pound ptck
aauinl aplnll I pillar •nd ber unicycle parked In tbe ladt•• ......
"But then eyerybody came oat, and
I didn't have mum cho&ce.:'
"Suneet Beach Is really far-out," lhe
added, e>plalnln1 lhat she hes found
• ll'OUP " lp<ll!Of'S. i
Tbe aweetheart of. stema Ch1 never
had it as good at the ma.seOt of the
Tueeday afternoon fraternity at Turk's.
''They tell me if I make Jt to San
Ft.nclaco to oa1I than collect and they'll
take up a collection to pay my way
home," says Jacquie, who carrl.ea oaly
ISO and tzpecled to hltd>-hlke back: :
She WIS aJ.90 truted to I tall cool
one and an International sandwieb, 1he
boute specialty, plus receivlna: a com-
memorative T-shirL
"Anybqdy who can ride that thing
deserves help," II.Xi Dennis Handy.
"Sbe'• IOod peoplt," llid Beaver Allen,
slapptn1 her on the back.
"She might not set aw1y,0 added
Butdi Walker.
"I came thrOUfb three yearn qo on
W6f UERS,(]l':i []f
THE f'RST WfITLH (]l':i
THE r.lllJl':i ,,,.-·· ,_m .. ,., 'M1rk 1111 thl ltN1mlln1d wrtlon oltM flrtt witch
worn on tn• moon. It conttlns th1 aam1 NO~
pr1clllon mowment NASA 1stronluts wore during
Gemini and Apollo Sp1c1 Mlssionl. tf YoU'l'9 kleldnt
tor 1 witch lhlt'• truly "out ol .... world," ... _1,.._1M°'"8•Gpooc1m-Mtrtn.
t·llullOlll, 441•1 tfl~. ,,.. __ •'•" '"tftwi"
el hlMlta, ll'll1t11"• 1nd MCOtlllla. •1t1,,i.M 1\tt l c•"-M1te11!119 k~ W..,_,.liltlant .... ,,,,.,,19$o
CONVENIENT
TERMS
IANKAMERICARO
MASTER CHAR$E JIU NEWPORT AVE.
COSTA MESA
a mokln:ycle -with two whtel. :...
aid n~r ~ flttd. up to move on. ..
he said. "Baby, with one wheel )'OU'n
la trotible. •• . . '\
"I fft great -except for · iny knM
- I hit it on a rock reetly hard a
couple }of months aec>.'.' a~. Jtcqi»e,
who piCked up an Ac. bancla1e bi s4aI
Beach .
"But. I'm goin& to make tt f., stVe
if I k~p meetiJw people like thia,"
she added. ,
"I did "a lot of nice riding today.
I even found a penny in Newport.
A 'ril!>t...,• '-• I'm going' lo bgp
it for good luck."
"The o~y_,. thin& waa, tms far~t
helicoptor hp! ny1q over me ·wlfle
I was riding throolh Huntington Bead$"
she said. UDIWare th.-t lawm• ....,..
ausplckJul ...,,.... from alo!l . ;
Miil llouilH, wbo plana to ...ni, abdil
her •per1ooce1, -ll10l<I -a ,..,.
stares from curious mototilta «Jobc
PacHic Cout Hlshway, her &a.le i:oiite
for the WratJon. . · '
She planned to ~ Seal Beam 'lbclit
.8 a.m. on Ille -dioy of 'tM ~
SOtJ.nUJe trip'. •blcll may ~-.....
hltc!Hllldng In heavtly lravtltd ..etloo6.
Jacquie alao -• that a ~ her aore knee to aome wllltlng Tulldly,
addina that her pock, heavier by UM
mile, contributed \o tbe deciJJan.. •
Russ Coiµ-t Reelecbl
Kosygin-Podgorny
MOSCOW (UPI) -The Soviet Parll•
ment today confirmed bothr Aluel1 ~.
Kooygtn-and Nltolal V. Podgorny 'tn
the Troika Leadel"lhlp by. unonlmouoly
reelecting theft> to ·their poota of presnior
and piesldont, .._,Uvely. · '
~HONE
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24 YEARS
IN
SAME LO<;ATION
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Art Festival . ,
ign' Posting
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. estricted -· I. I
cttlt..,.I attractioos In t:Iiguna
.• should be encouraim. or ~t least · dil\'OU'qeci, by the F~ival o1 Arts,
, 1llowed Tuesday T!' .but tbert's !\:lo lhoir brotherly loiO.
committee ctaii Heien ~ "1d fellow direct.Grs oper1tors Arl·A~oir, .. Norill . l:llghway
~ if1 tl\e tram r ·ng from
fltiv,Jl-gr,outKls· to the " Art Gallery
a1e6 c•rry a_ aicn indicating it
al Art-A-Fair. ~
~""'~ the -gallery tram signs' already r been 11\idt, Mt9. 'Keeley suggested 1fa ;lt~atiVe-,mie:ht be a Sign at the
~ure-spOt outside tht Feslival,
it'!Uig the servic< to Art·A·F~ir.
Diftc!tor P411u.J Grienl said ~ .seemed
·reasonable to him . '\We should
and Jet live and let everyone prosper
.,. best he c~n." said Grie01 benignly.
i1JA1ter all, people can see tle Sawdust
Uvil from ,J>ere, but the)'. can't see
A-Fair." .
Board Chair;man William D. Martin
ilaid .be was ~ about ~uraging
~, 1T1uch ~n for the artists
exhibiting on the grounds under the wing
or the Festivalr ·
Someone remarked that there woU.ld
be "four" art festivals this year. Most
nf the directors hadn't heard of the
fourth. It would be called Art Yard,
they learned. and would consist of 60
booth spaces 1t the former Ward k
Harrington ¥Jmber Yard up the Canyon
from the big Festival.
It was further noted that the Playhouse
tiad auggested a sign on the Pageant
llox office directing disappointed would·
be ticket buyers to the "Oliver!" box
office next door.
• ·· Director Griem changed his mind. "l
withdraw my motion . If we give one
..,of them a sign we'll have to give
everyone ·a sign. Jl's gtit to stop
.. ~ewhere. '' ·
.Festival Slates
7Press Showing
,Special Trams .. . ~ ~. Ack;tiowl.~ng that Laguna '• parking
atuaUon ·1s likely to go from bad to
worse this summer as Festival season
~cets under way. Festival directors
s.agreed Tuesday to spend $90 to .ease
"'l,he. congetOon a little for . the special
.,,,~aa:eant press preview Thursday,
For $90, tram committee chairman
Heltn Keeley advised lhe board, the
· uVenict Tram Company could provide
-.,two advance trams to haul gue.tts back
;.and forUi between downtown parking ,,}w and the Festival grounds.
· Since there will be no }ess than three
, gala, Jft·Pageant dimers that uealag,
... ,directors agreed it would be wise to
~'.Hire the trams in order to encourage
·guests to park downtown. The usual
• JO.Cent fare will be charged to help
··.defray costs.
'·:. The press will be welcomed at a
·· gala buffet in the Hotel Laguna, while
members of the League of California
Cities will dine al Ben Brown·~
Restaurant before viewing lhe Pageant
and the Chamber of Commerce will bold
its pre·Pageant iJtstallatio• dinner at
the Featival'a terrace restaurant.
::Rescues Down,
But Work is Up
-t Laguna Beach lifeguards, 1uppo!led to
!rescue those noundering in Laguna
~alers, have had their hands full with
;iterally thousands of otM:r things,
1
1 In a report releas."' Tu e s d a y
lifeguards said that from June 20 through
~July 13. 3,891 ordin1nce enforcements,.
;l,921 beach and water controls, and
:s.s9 nrst aids were Joaed. But oaly
:251 rt!Cjles.
: Most popular otdi1anct enforcement
:is the leash law, with 1;353 offenders. :eoard surfing violations came in second
:with 959. Following third were 449 skin·
:divine violations. Rounding out the field
:were :. marine preserve violations, 371;
:drinkifte, Wolations, 331; miscellaatous,
:293; litterblg, S,, and narcotjcs 59.
: Of the Mar 4,000 beach and water
;acttviUn eontrols, J,'103 were ·listed as
; mlact11aneow; t92 as wa\er warnings:
td , debris removal; 253, throwinJ ob·
i ~'!" '°""' play, and 87, mcl.
l • ! Laguna Sur.fers
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iPra for Surf
j Recraatien Director Georj! FowW ;.,
I fll'.'Yilll lot >Ur!, ~ tbal big waves
: will· be. bhUina af'inlOD Strttt Beach
t SllUldlJ mamllll ffJt U.. 11th annual
l Wgullil llaacll Surftnl Contaal. ' . ~ The conte.n wn cancelled last S.tur-
:day becaU9e there wun't any eurf. But
·local surfers are expected to be on ihaod at 8 a.m. this Slturdly, praying
fWitb Fowler. 1 Registration is still Ol)en for the con-
. test Entry forms are avaiiable at the
!City Recreation Department, 175 N.
;Coast llighway. Fee is $1 . Surrers can
t register in board surfing, body surfing.
1 ind skid board racing. The contest is I opr_n to La;una Beach JUrfers only.
L DAil Y '!LOT lJ
New Values Give ·-----
.JC $100 Million r
ll)' lUClWU> P. NAt.L dent, _,nj illo -1a1 !ban
...... "' "" ..... Barletta, ' lo lllllJd the IDllllb1l.ned
Sprawling Sadllleback Junior Colleie "'°"~ back lo $111.GIO. ~ added 11• million to ill·uae...ct Truslee Mldla•l CoUiot -"!• a va!Qatlon In the ftsurts just t<leased 1 .... r rate. 43.14 ~ per 11'1. lbal
by CowKj AlstsaOr Andrew J. Hinshaw. woold leave a ~e ol MD,-
Tbe tax -,growth lor the colltge Tbe board abo dllcuar<d Woral law
"'l'"eoenled lo.I per<ttlt to 1514,1.11.0tS. that lut yaar ....W ~ jlald Sad.
In caJculatlng the budget lor 1970-71 ~leback •boot "811 !Gr ...., -who
di>trict oflicialo had estimated the tn'. lived "" ·federal prllptl'1 ud 11-·
crease 1t 15 percent and figured ·on partnts worked on 1 ,_,.l,lnltalLltion
a tax increase from 40 cents to abo\tt -such as El Toro Marine OWpt Air
47.1 cent.. Station. .
Saddleback trustees agreed Monday to Barlette sa~iet. these funda. three
hold the line at about 43 cents for percent of Ute: _ ge's active enroOment
general purposes. most live 09 a-federal installatkm. ·He
Roy Barletta, business: manager said said S&ddletiack missed by about eoe
that during1 budgeting the district:s un-student. . .
di>trlbuted reoerve had betn whittled Board preaideol Rans v.,.1 e-d
from $1311000 to $29,398. He said $131,tJOO ~he di~ was losin1 about $11,000
is less than five percent of the tot.at Jn pouJble funds for atodents who live ~-dlatricta_carry__!!' f-af property. • I,··• """'le of to percent. The-board-qnecl-1hat~
_.. said be would like to remain forms wW incl_ude. quntk.CI on whether
at the 47.1-cent tax rate to cover w-the student lives on a feden1 t.mDetioa ' .
Miniature City Opens
1..--o.event. and help cub flow. l":! -bis -b work .. -· Dr. Fred Bremer, superintendent-pt~ The board ·qreed to hop about lllO,IOO
Suicide Plunge
undbtributed raerve. u --coums bad
I roa>mmended, which will ,_. about
a ~ tax rate for general purpoee1.
Chips Are Up for 'Saw(lust Festival ' Not in Movies 1970 Pagea,;i
Near Sellout
By FREDERJCK SCHOEMEHL
Of Ille 0.llY 1"1 .. 1 Si.ff
As a miniature "city" springs up in
Lagwia Canyon, a' happy arililt al
Laguna's fourth annual Sawdust Festival
chips part of his booth out of a rock .
Another tacks grapestick slats to cross
members on bis booth. A third artist
is seen weldink large metal sheets
together in the fonn of a huge metal ·
ham container. Still another creates a
side of his display by welding the fasten-
ifig rings of packing barrels together.
"The people here are so together."
says one worker as he finishes up the
roof on his booth. "I just wish we
could keep on building until we had
nine stories going into the air."
The open air, no admission charge,
creative freedom festival will run from
July 17 througb Aug. 30, bringing lo
the Art Colony a display of sculpture,
painting, photography, batiks, carvings,
and glassblowin .
Yet even before the festiv al officially
opens. it's worth reeing the booths.
"They're almost an works i n
themselves." one artist notes, while saw.
ing a board.
Worker"i pick wood off the ground,
ACLU Requests Probe
Into Laguna's Mini-riot
A complete, impartial investigation or
tht near-riot that brought police , from
si~ agencies to Laguna's Woodland Drive
on the Fourth of July has been requested
by the Laguna Beach chairman of lhe
American Civil Liberties Union.
ln a letter to Mayor Richard Goldberg
and the City Council, Mrs. Thomasina
Gunn notes that City Manager James
D. Wheaton's report on the incident
it on the agenda for tonight's meeting
and suggests tl!at the matter be given
a full investigation by an impartial body.
such as vice mayor Charlton Boyd's
newly formed Human Relation! Com·
mittee.
The Wheaton report, Mrs. Gunn writes,
"is virtually a compendium taken from
statements of the various police officers
in~lved."
On the contrary, she slates, the
ACLU's preliminary investigation ''has
revealed that some U not all of the
responsibility for this riot lies in Im·
proper, unprofessional and sometimes
Universe Owne1·
Succumbs at 73
OAK LAWN. JU. (AP\ -James T.
Mangan, 73, industrial designer and pro-
motion consultant who once laid claim
to all the universe except the earth
because nobody else had claimed it,
died Tuesday night. .
Mangin proclaimed his Nation of
CelesUal Space in December 1948. Less
than a month later he filed a charter
In the Cook County {Chicago) •tecorder:s -
office naming the nation Celestia and
declaring hhnsell its. first representative
on earth.
1'1treafter, be deeded portions of lhe
sky to those be considered deserving
fri<nds.
Diver Speared
By 'Fisherman'
MARINA DEL REY (AP) -
Sherl(Fs officers say a Beverly
!tills yachtsman, thinking he had
spotted a big filb, accidentally
speared the JeJt kg of a diver
with a large lroa hook.
The yachtsman, Walter Sedach,
~t. rusbed the victim to Marina
Mercy Hoepltal aft.r helping him
remove the hook from hi! thigh.
The victim was Robbi C. Baker,
22. of nearby Venice, who wu
cleanh11g the hull of a berthed cabin
cruiser .
Sedach said he had failed to
note l flag buoy intcndtd to warn
boaters a <liver was at work un·
derwater.
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brutal actlons of Laguna Beach and
olhe,r policemen." -~
A complete jnvesUiatioJ is absolutely
essentia~.says the ACLU&iairman "We
must, in oni~r to'Pjog about a me.asure
of peace in this city, !Ubstantlate or
relute the charges J1QW boing made by
both aides to the events.
"Jrts--thr desJre-of-the :AC:tu;•1---the
Jetter concludes," to bring this matter
into public vieW where Jt can be ex-
amined and understood by the com·
munity. 11le ACLU's position ls that
neither ·the councif nor the community
Condones violence, whether on the part
of an element of the cititenry. or on
Ule part of its police of'ficers. We are
hopeful that public ·find ings of fact will
result in a cooling of tensioo."
Saddleback JC
Readies Plans
For New Library
By FREDERJCK SCHOEME!Il.
0t "'-DlllY "Utt Slaff
What is now a rolling, grass-covered
hill &1>0n will tum into the site for
a $3.7 million library complex, Sad·
dleback College trustees have learned.
They heard a detailed report Monday
from lhe district architects, Ramberg
and Lowry of Santa Ana on the three· I .
story compelx and we.re then asked tp
approve the schematic layouts for .the
project. 'l1ie layouts are used to
determine space relationships and to
detennine the amount of space assigned
to a particular library area.
The structure will be built on the
top:of a hill, not .far lrom the ex.isling
Campus. Opening in the fall of 1972,
the library ytill provide space for 100,000
volumes. Interior design allows for
classroom space and a large resource
learning center on the firat floor.
Grading on the site, estimated to oost
'500,000. will begin latt this year, follow·
ing a suggestion by b9ard , president
Hans W. Vogel that 'ft'ork be moved
ahead of scbtdule so that an early
completion date can be expected.
The board approved the schematic
layouts after a lengthy question and ·
·answer sesslqn 'bet,,wetn · 1·ry.stees and
architect Robert Lowry.
Lowry told the board that the
schematic.s will only be used for space
relationships and that there will be many
changes in design before the plans are
submitted for approval
Many of the cbangts in lhe design
will reflect changes in the timetable,
Lowry said. The remark came after
Vottel aaid he "°"Id like to ... the
complex completed ill U to II momhs.
Lowry. in hi• report, laid tbat con-
struction would take about 11 months,
and that by shortening the timetable,
changes In the building design would
have to be madt. ·
The board also gave the architects
approval lo btgin work on layout5 for
the $4.t million science and math
building, which will be located near the
library complex.
nail it up, keep building. Others are
busy J>U.tting the finishing touches 00 a fountam-waterfall on Lhe hillside behind th~ festival: Everybody bas one goal in
rrund ; operung day Friday.
C~mpleting the festival on the western
end IS a real windmill, its blades fashion~
ed. from translucent plastic, painted· with
bright colors;-As ill ytati PBS~ the
\Vorld War 11 bomb loading ganlry some
25 feet tall, will serve as the fl~gpole
for the festival.
Later this week, the stuff that gives
the. festival its name -sawdu.U will
arrive .and be spread over the ground,
as. a~1sts scraJ1lPle to finish work by
mklnight t1Ju:rsday.
. Two gypsy wagons wiU also be brought
JD 1~ the _grounds and will be stationed
at either side of the Sawdust Festival.
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -A$ a movie
company staged a simulated suicide leap
ne~r the north tower 'of the Golden Gate
Bridge, a young man fmn nearby
Berkeley plunged to his d"'lh near the
IOU.th tower •
StW'lt man Frank Orsatli after posing
with his leg over the bridi.e rail, dived
from a barge crane under the north
tower Tuesday as cameras ground .
.At the south tower, a young man
slipped over the rail out of view of
TV monitors set up to help prevent
such suicides. He became the 383rd
pef'SCll known to have died in leaps
off the big red span.
He was tentatively identified from
papers on hi! body aa Arthur Joel
G,..nberg. :17, the coroner aaid.
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Lquna ·11tach~ 1970 Papalit o1
tilt Mallen ia c:ompiettly sold out
through Aq. 18, bu!ineJs manapt
Rol>trt Leppert told directon ru...
day, and after-that date only a
fewp seats are available for Moo-
day through Thunday ptl'form-
ancu. ~
These may be picked up now at
the bo:r office. 1'.he business . manager noted,
however. that a few cancellation1
art available on most evenings, for
tho5e who want to make a pre-
performance stop at the bo1 office.
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The SALE you've I ~ ::
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been waiting for! ~
Our Biggest Sale Event
•• ·• Ever!
Many Styles to Choose from
Men's and Ladies
• • • up to 600/o off!
Values to $34. 95
Now $2.90 to $21.90
''Where Shopping ij a leaf Pfeajure '' ~
'lt111 ••• ·.i,11
S•lts Fi liel.
No Exch•ng••
or Refunds.
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hM ~-lbe ~il4hood swHt.
butt who Wnd tqJ first dale ~ years aao: MplnaU, 74. and 111i.
Jtlfen a.at, a wktowJ 73, exehan&·
ed vows Sw>daf at Crossroads
Mtthodlat · Cbutth .. 'j'be congreu-
man's lirJ!•wlfe died in "1118' a few
dl!y1 before lbeir 50lh wedding. all'
nivenary. He and his hew brl4•
dated the first time in 1911, when
tbe)'; were scboolmates. •
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Ru ssian Ai d
Ri sing Says
j
Israel Chief
By UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL
Inell plooa hit Ei11P1 lodly !or lhe
SMb corwecuUve day, and Israeli defente
-MOlihe 011)'UI oald Soviet
mD!tary inyolvement In Emt -on
the incl'Ule.·1He al.so reported "forel&n
volunteers" were 1trvin1 with Arab II*"'
rill> loroes In Jordan and Lebanon.
. Egypt said 20 Israeli planes alruck
military posllions at Port Tew!lk, Suez,
Callab and Qantara and that "our air
ddense system. engaged the attacking
planes." There were no Egyptlan
cuualties or losses, the report akt.
!..el sstd its planes hit Egyptian
mtll!My lar!lels and carried ""t an hour-
Jong raid in the Jordan Vallty in reprlul
for <:00Unued Arab guerrilla attacks on
Jaraeli aettlements. The spokeaman said
the ·Suei ta11et.s included artillery
~acements in the northern and
-aouthem··aectors.
With thi Mideast conllict ._..,,
In -almost dally. lhe Arab preu
IUhed ·out al lhe United Stalet today
fop. what it -.1bed .. a joint pro-
paganda campaign with Jsrael · against
Ei)'P.t and the SOViet presence in the
Middlo Elsi.
Dayal answering questions in an
Israeli parliament ~ in Jerusalem,
said Soviet involvement in tht Egyptian
war inachine had tncreued, ratner than
decreased.
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U,IT1 .......
To Def t\lld ~
r ' Voting Bill
·. ....
WASHINGTOM (AP) -Atty. Gen.
~olul X. Mitchell bu l>tedlail lo ddend
lbe a.yew-old votmc bill dnJ*e Proal·
dent NiJon"a wicMls milClvinp about
Ila COllllltuUQ1tfliQ'-,
"Arry ,..,.i lawyar coo tMe ·any aide
d. a e11e and ariue it wttb ecpaaJ..abWty,''
be IOid Tueoday at hlo nra Wlllhlnllon
pr<11 coolerence In a yur. )
Presld<ot NIJ;on aiped tlie 1iW llljo
low, bot sold be ]nlened to lolier
the Votirll ... by .-ituUonll &lnood-
menl
'lbe •timley 1-.t aaicl tbe Ii~
, have . been ask~ lo aubmU by -\ .. •
I .their,,~ for ~ with ft
new law. ~
~.11-~,g~.Pf'9Vialon 9f the
Votlnf Jll&hts Act·~ not take eUert
until Jan. 1, 1'71::.·rwo· other key ·pro-
visions, henninl uierocy !ell> 1ll<f'drop-
pin1 residency requlranents for balloting
in preaJdenUaI lledkm, became law
when Nh:oo signed the bill June 22.
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L""DH.G TIME, NO SEE .
"Mitchell at News CoMw.a
12 Surviv e
Fast Sinking
Freighter
MORRISBURG , Ont. (UPI) -When
I sb1p goes -!iown, particularly it she's
heavy and goes down fast, the suction
she creates will drown anyone aboard
not strong enough to fight the currents. He said 1'd only were Sovlet advi.lers
wtth SAM2 and SAM3 mllllles ooly !5
Jni)es west ol the Suei Canal but that
Soviet t>lioto were llylnl operaUonal
misdons over other parts of the country.
He did not report any Israeli.soviet atrial
claahel, however.
WIND ING UP AT ALL-STAR GAME, NIXON TOSSES FI RST BAL L
President Pitches Into Stands In Cinclnn.tl •• Wife, Pat, Looks On
"If we do not receive a positive
response by Aug. 3, v.·e will assume
that lhe state does not.,lntend If' comply
fully Y(U:h the oew federal .statute and
v.•e, of course, will move accordingly,"
?vlitchell said in bia first newa conferince
in a year.
Such :.Ction would lake the form of
lawsuits filed bef«e three.judge panels
at the U.S. District Court level &nd
proceed up °""""' tbe Supreme Court, he said.
When the 34!1-loot Eastclllr Hall -
a. freighter loaded to the eunwales with
p1gi.ron -alammed into Olrysler Shoal
TUesday and sank "lite a rock," tweN•
~s were. strong enough. Nine others,
mcluding a Sll:·year-old girl, were not.
Dayan Mid llreel had Jeomed that
foreign volUnteers "from various coun-
tries" wefe M~ with Arab pel'Tilla
fmt.-ea in Jordan and lAblnon, but he
did not identify lhe aiuntrleo and Mid
lmiell tl<>Opl bad not yet ctuhed wtth
them.
Pentagon Cost Savings "We believe that certainly. the 11-)'W'·
old voting reqlllrmnept and possibly the
literacy test and reslCiency requlmntnts
will be detennined only by a Sufi«<ne
Coort test." Mitchell said.
"flow fast can a ship go down?"
asked third engineer John Scott, 48
Montreal. "It just went down awful fut.••
Frank~ Ltt Glenn. oirt1ttd dMring a
~fianit, Flo., gathbli'ng raid, told tht
;udQf. that he wa1 not om1iblina and
Report Given to Nixon On other topics during the hour·long
session, first with rflPOrters In the na-
tion's capital in a year, Uie attorney
general said :
"It was like a bloddy drffim. We hit
and struck hard," said Palrick Tollins:,
32·yc,ar-old wheelsman, ori~ally of
Edinburgh. Scotland, r 00.. of S t Catherines, Ont. • '
, ·if Jte had been he could Jiave outrun
, any of the patrolm~n;. So tht ju~ge
• ailjour7&ed cour' to a footboll flt.Id
fer a t11t G'-nn ratt a 9.0 1eco1ul 100
wsnfl, eaiilt/ outdi.t£ancing 1herlfl'•
Np14tv Vrnwn Jame1 . The judge dt·
'Clartd Glenn 'not.gullt1,1'.
(
A Cltvtl.md chi.ire~ ~pt,\$ a
24-hour.a-daJI "jiuticc UM" W.ic:f..
utadoy !O ptrsu111 e.n make. an.-
on11mous telephone reporU of
crime in their areQJ. TM Reu.
Roger S. Shoup, mir\Uttr o/ Cal·
oory Prt1bytttion Church, said
Sunday tl14i mant1 ptf'IO!µ, par·
ticularlt1 in thc~·mncr city~ drt rdi&&~t to iilforln police of
cilrni .. l C1Cliplll/. Wilk ·tht tele-
• t "i)hO,W Uu, vohmteers wUl r~la1' 'l;!llll1 1Cl~out crfmt to 4pPropnak
! ~ .~ enforctmtftt ogtncies·.
·--11111 • ...
Jomn , ... , 22. of Cambr!dt•;
}.tass.,. stripped down to bis 1bort1'
and undershirt. stood in line w!Jh
"5·ome 50 other men at the YMCA
1 recently ,Valting;tq take a physical
eJarrtinalion f()r 1ppointment to ij1e
·police deparlmflll. At lhal polnl.
four police det~tlves walked in and
arrested Pane. Pane . was char1ed
with anned rObbtry of a dairy
1tore·ln Watertown. •• iA Croydon. England judge fined
1110torjst Honry Page 27 pounds
(~.80) Thurs.day for a9Sault. using
Insulting behavior and illegally
,perking bis car. Authorities said
Page lost hi s temper \Yhen he re--
Ceived a parking ticket, tore it up
and tried to stuff it inside the jacket
of a nitter maid.
Jordan also reported tbe Inell air
ralds today and .ild 1-u pilfles alral-
ed a Vtuaee-in nartbem Jordan ne1r
the Syrian bcrder and •ounded 13 fann-
ers. A spokesman' said the tai"let.s -e
a road junction...and ve1et1bie market in
the vi!J.a&e of North jl"Ei~. 19veo
miles south ol the Sea of <:ililee.
{.opk, Oiµi-.ious
·r~•r1 , t V/UHINGTON !-UPI) -S.n. Edward
M. Kennedy (0.Mass.), said today the
outlook ts ominous for more unrest on
"°'ttae cempufet whe'p the new term btlliis In ~ ' ber .
He urged r-l \olixon'a lf'tl:
, mi.ton oo U~t lo aiiM<I,
\ r...,.-t to the H.,..,. with reoom-:
mendotlooa lor de wttb tile 1ituatieli.
,Chtlrinan William . rant.on, opeM\I
tniUal cemmiHlon hearings, promised
to do so.
Kennedy said 1 Gallup Poll Indicated
"Very clearly that the American peoplt
see campus unrest as the No. 1 problem
facing tht nation, outdlstlncing even th•
Vietnam war and racial strife."
He said the poll was Liken Jut May
at the height of •me CaMllUI dlsorders,
but said "nonethelw, the r~lts are
dramatic, and ominous In their im-
plications for further unrest wMn classes
resume in Septergber." .
"The recommenda tions of the com·
mission can be i:mied none too soon."'
Kennedy said. Scranton, Republican
former governor of Pennsylvania, said
the report w o u Id be in Nl1on's hands
before September.
Senate Republican Leader Hugh Soott
of PeMsylvanla· to Id the commission
he could not conceive ()( any specific
legislative propoeals which might calm
1ludent unrest.
WASHINGTON (UPI) -Pre.id.,!
Nli:on received a far-reachina repoi:t to-
day from a 1peclal panel on reccm-
mendatlons for streamlining the DeftnR:
Department and achieving s~bstanUaJ
u vlngs in )'Mn to come.
The report described as "a Fun·
damental reappraisal" of the Pentagon's
opera1iom was written by a study com·
~ budedJIJ..Gilbert W. Fitzll!lrh. aialrmen ti 1l1e a.r-ct ...r'.Chlef Eic-
eoµUve " MeWopolllon Life lnsurinc< Co.
FIUhueh told Ni19'1 the group's recom·
mtnda~ ~ .have llttje impact on
the ~ ~tbul 11 ll1)llllrnented
soon .. ~;~ aavili&s ~ ~uent years. ~~ ;
He nol4d I tMt· man:Y of the recom·
mendaUailf could be lilltlluted by
Presldenual lirde:r while others wou1d
require •Jllll'l•.ol by Congress. Ntron, tn recelvinc ~ report, pro-
~ted to reed it this weekend. He im~
m<dlateiy !-..Md Defense Secretary
Melvin R. Laird, who WIS pre.sent when
the report , was handed to Nl1on, to
give I< "the hilhest priority possible."
The Pttsident "'""" back Into his
Wh ite Hou.te duties following a day away
' Crom Washington which he described
u "breaking out of the isolation booth."
Ht was buoyed by an enthusJutic
reception in Louisville. Ky., whert he
m4t wilh eovemors of lhe Appalachia
states and t~:<;tnclnnatl where ht was
cheered by t!ie -crowd at lbe All.Star
baseball game.
Cleaver in N. Korea
With U.S. Panthers
TOKYO (AP) -Eldridge Cleaver, self·
exiled mini ster of information of the
Black Panther party, is reported by
the Korean Cenlral News Agency to
have arrived in Pyongyang for 1 visit
to Communist North Korea.
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The President's mood was ebu1llenl
In ClnclMaU Tuesday follqwinca rousing
receplion earlier In h day in Louiavllle·
where crowds estlmated between 50,000
.and 200,000 lined streets a)ong his
motorcade from the airport and jammed
the ~ theater district. ~
for • few peece signs, the crowds were
almoet exclusively cordial
The All.star fans , numbering about
52,000, clleerecf Nl1on as be tos&ed ouL
the balls to the catchers ol the American
and N1Uonal Lea,ue teams. nie Preli·
dent, poundln1 a worn leather glove,
then hurled another three ba11a tnto the
stands where each w• caught on the
f\y .
Hopper: 'Drug
Claim Unfair'
TA05. N.M. (UPI! -Dennis
Hopper, who played • martjuana-
smoklng, LSO.trlppln& motorcyclist
h1 the movie "Easy Rider" said
Tuesday a Ufe Magazine article
that claimed he used narcotiCI "ls
not true and unfair.,.
"I.fan, the Ollly UUng: t shoot
up with i. Vilamln B-11~' ·Hopper.
said. "My ooiy habU-iorminl YiCe'
is cigarettes."
Hopper ii!alie .....,id lly to .N~w·
Yort this week to appear on
t.e~viahln t11k shows to refute the
ui. atory.
"When:(youn1 people) read that
Oean1s Hopper can take heroin
and ·~uu write, direct alld act in
mo~IM, they :will &et the mistaken,
lmpreaal"' thlt }leroin is not bid,"
he aa}d.
-The number of wiretaps. Jn uie by
the government in cues other than na·
tional security has doubled from 33 last
year to about M, most of them in
investigations ol. organiud alme and
narcotics traffic.
-His recent speeches u r 11. n I
authorities to encourage peaceful di.uent
were prompted by the "recognition that
what we have been sayln1 in the Dtpart~
ment of ;Justice and other parts of tbe
1ovemment have not bffn &etting
through to the lludeU on the cam·
puses." H:e coot.ended the position matts
no chanie ln lldmlnirtratton policy.
Rep. Jordan
Assassinated
In Missouri
'
KANSAS CITY. Mo. (UPI) -A pr<>
The freighter -on the wrong skit
of . the St. Lawrenqe ataway, a quitter
mi.le from the 'nOrmal upslream course
-crashed into the shoal 15 feet under
water and scraped over into IO feet
ol water.
"The ·survivors told me it went down
like a rock," said Ontario Provincial
Polioe: Constable A. Thornton, one ot
the first policemen on· the scene.
There was no time to get to tht
life boards.
Three 0 f ft c I a I inve.sti1aUons were
launmed Tuetday to answer the basic
ques:Uoa of why the frelghtef was ao
far off-coune in 1ood weather with good
visibility.
The body d Capl. Albert Groulx, 52,
ol Montreal , was found Tue,,day by tcuba
divers in the are"'. That of hi!: aon,
Alain, 16, was nol The eight divers
also found the bodies of chief engineer
Willie Demers'., his wife Jacqueline and
their 1lJ:.year-<1ld daughter. 'Ibe bodies
of four other crew members still were
missing.
mlnent Negro state lqi1lator who waa S 'k M C seeking re-eieotton In next month's tri e a y ause
primary was shot to death by an assas.sin
in a passing c. today in front of a B • . J R • •
bar Which be owned. ritis ' ·. atwnin g State Rep. Leon Jordan, 15, ,.a ,fonner
police officer who was generally reaarded LONDON {UPll -'Britain's 47,000
is the most powerful PoUtlCal fOrCt Longshoremen today struck all tht na-
in K&nau City's black commWlity, was lion's seaports for the first time in
shot three times from a 12-gatJlt abotgµn 44 years. Union leader .Jack Jonts 1aid,
as he walked away from tbe Greeo •·we are prepared for a long strike."
Duck tavern.· Officials said lhe new Consel'\'aUw
A witness told p0]1ce he beard three; Party government, facing its first major
shots and saw a car containing three ch allenge, already had prepared plans
Negro men speff away. Twq_ shell CU· to declare a state of emergency, probably
lngs Wtte louDll ne1r the IClllt'~~ Within the next 24 hours, and to uae
Jordan ·wu ·seettri rHleetJbn to his1 troops if necessary to move vital carps
fourth lmn In the Mlilourl house and of perishable looc!stul!s.
was oppoSed tn µie, Democrltic prl~ .. • They said It alJO was prtptrtd tn
by Lee Botianon, a U.year-oJd· ,bltCt'• f aUon some commodiUes, if the atrtke
militant:.. -• . . ttrap on for several weeks. . ' '
Curt•ey f or t he Q•ee1a
Prince Charles looks on as Queen Elizabeth accept~
a basket of flo,vers from Lisa Dawn Epp, 4, in Stein·
bach, Manitoba. The royal lamUy •lopp~d in Stein·
•
bach •• 1>11rt ol their lour of Canada"s Nortbw•sl
Provinces. •
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VQI.:. 63 , NO. 168, 4 SECTIONS, 68 PAGES ORANGE COUNr.1'1 C~LIFORNIA WEDNESDAY, JULY 15, 1970
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Two Suspects Man Held
Montana· Reports· On $35,000
Cannibal Killing Ba~ Checks
Grim homicide lnvesligalors tcxiay
refused lo draw any link between a
devil worshiper who has confessed a
cannibal killing in Montana and the
dismemberment murder of a Mission
Viejo schoolteacher in Orange County.
/I. pair ol suspects in the northwestern
butcher slaying of a 22-year-<ild social
worker whose corpse was recovered al
a :Yellowstone River campsile were ar·
rtsted Monday.
Stanley Baker, 22, of Storey, Wyo.,
1nd Han-y Stroop. 2<>. of Sheridan,
Wyo., were taken into custody w.alking
along Naciem iento Road after a hit-and·
run aceident on Highway 1 about 2tl
miles south of Big Sur.
'Tbe Iona:..l\aired, bearded Baker -who
Train Stop
Gets Restart
To Clemente
Chargu .or vandalism1 1ex, drug abuse
and dl;ini1ng by juveniles, riding the
Santa Fe Railroad's San lflegan to lhe
beach al San Clemente· have led to
near~anctllation of the slop there.
The railroad had atlempted to cease
It.a Claily stop morning and afternoon
In San Clemente as a method of
e.liminaUng that rowdy element, but furor
by many properly behaved youngsters
had led to a decision against U.
Security guards aboard the Iron Horse
that brings many youngsters from in·
land Orange County to the San Clement e
gtrand, however, will be added to the
two elderly men now assigned,
If the morning and aftemoon runs
had been cancelled. youngsters using
lhe Iroo Horse ~·ould have only one
hour between trains lo sun, swim or
surf.
The San Clemente City Council had
Supported the cancellallon of the two
daily runs, while Santa Fe offic ials have
tried in the past to eliminate the trains
entirely.
An y re-routing or cancellation of the
San Diegan would require a long com·
plicated process with approval of the
Public Utililies Commission, which has
denied It in the past.
No mention ol the alleged lnfracUons
Involving sexual behavior, drinking and
drug-taking came to light during the
earlier talks at the City Cooncil level.
"We eYpect a certain amount of this
gtuff going on each summer and we're
well.equipped to handle it," said one
lifeguard.
He said a talk with the on·board securi-
ty £Uards -who spend each day at
the beach .iong with their charges -
reveals some ugly tales of various ac·
tivitles.
"Some or the stories they tell or what
goes on are pretty gross. They have
their problems," he sald.
had bones in his pocket -suddenly
blurted out a gruesome story to
California Highway Patrol Officer Randy
Newton.
"[ have a problem," he sald. "I am
a cannibal."
Subsequent investigation revealed the
car the pajr were driving was registered
to James M. Schlosser, the missing Mon·
tana social worker whose body was
recovered from the river.
Baker, who slid he belongs lo a satanic
cult, was form ally charged with murder
along by authorities in Helena, Mont.,
with his traveling companion, whom he
tried to defend by saying he: alone killed
Schlosser.
Coroner's deputies said the victim was
too big for one man to butcher alone.
The CHP orficer said bones found
In Baker's pocket are reportedly finger
joinl!l and. the suspect claimed lo have
eaten the Oesh from them.
Baker also claimed Schlosser, who had
picked him up hilchbikiog, was shot
and then carved iato ·six pieces; after
'l'·hich he ate the still-warm heart.
Sheriff Don Guintoni, o( Park County,
Mont., said a site has been found four
miles north ol Gardiner where Schlosser
is believed to bave been murdered and
dismembered . d .ed A '1x~h military ty~ knlfe, r1
blooi(" teeth. pieces ci hufti.an flestl a~
bone fragments were found lhe~e, .1n
a case which bean chilling similartty
to the rectnt Orange County case. . .
In the Mission Viejo case: •. homicide
investigators have questioned s I x
suspects arrested in connection with the
savage, satanic murder o( Mrs. F!ore1.nce
Brown, 31, about possible cann1ba tSm
being involved. bed ri1rs. Brown was abducted. stab .
repeatedly and taken to a remote site
in the Cleveland National Forest where
her heart and lungs were removed and
one ann severed . Sheriff's Lt. Richard Drake sa)d Tues·
da that none of the six perlOO! ar~ei~ed
in ~nection with the savage .mutllatt?n
killing will discuss the precm details
of the butchery itself. Stephen C. Hurd, 20, ~e alleged leader
of the loose-kriit satanic band. has told
authorities parts of her ~Y were
sacrificed to Satan. while detectlves have
not totally ruled out a cannibalism angle .
Sheriff's Sgt. Ben Oxandaboure, of the
homicide detail, refused ~ay to com-
ment at all on the comparison between
the Brown murd~r and the ~1ontana
butcher killing. .. . "We're aware of that case, h~ said .
"B l f can't comment on it. After
whatu we've seen lately, I doo't want
to make any statement."
Wa ywa1·d. Truck
Hits Art Yard,
Clips Two Cars
Laguna's fourth summer art fe stival ~uffered 8 minor setback Monda y whai ~ wayward water tank truck wan~er~.
driverless, across a parking lot.. clipping
two can and moving a building wall
back a couple of feet .
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40-year H ics
Disable Ma n
The freak accident took place In the
former Ward &i Harrington Lumber Com·
pany yard. 793 Laguna Canyon Road,
as artlslS we.rt preparing to Install the
new exhibit, to be known as Art Yard ._ 'Free-for-all' Creator
SACRAMENTO t UPI) -Wh<n
Carl Clawson hu one of his hlc-
CQping spells, he says he has trou-
ble holding jobs because customers
ind employers figure he is drunk.
Clawson, 57, has been hiccuping
ofl and on (or 40 years.
A superior court jury detldM
this week that because of this
he is totally disabled and should
not be made to work. After a
six-day trial, a jury ordered the
FlremAn's Fund Insurance Co. tll
pay him '537 per month disability
payments until he Is 65 and also
pa y st,186 in l>Rk paymenla.
Clawson did not hiccup once dur-
lnc tht trial, but he testified tha t
t\ls hiccups come and go at any
hoor of the day and night.
iomctlmcs, 00 ~aid, they last for
hours. or t vt:n d11ys.
According to police. the tanker. which
had been parked by driver Bili Bob Reynol~. 96, of 2'153 V l ct or I a .
Capistrano Beach, ~acked slowly out ?f
Its parking space and swung around in
8 haU circle, clipping the rear bumper
ol a !970 teda.n and the . side of a
passenger •an. bdore nudg\ng lo a halt
against the building.
tn anolher crash Tuesday afternooii,
driver Rer R. Andre, 22. of 3191 Alla
Laguna Blvd., eseaped whout injury when
his car spun out of control and rolled
down a steep curve on upper Park
Avenue.
PoUce said Andre was westbound ht
the 1300 block of Park Avenue when hi~ Ught car went t'llll of control on
\he C\lrve, skidded IOI feet, bounced
off " cu rb and Oipped over.
The cat's 11rle was snapped, according
to police, ho t Andre suffered only minor
scrape~ and &aid he. would see hi1 OW'n
phy~clan.
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Won't Gztide 197()Event
' This year, for the firs\ time a Ince
the l'·esuvaJ of Atts Childnen'1 Free-for·
AU wa~ established in 1941 , octogenarian
arti.fl Virginia WooUey will not be on
duty supervising youngster1 ln their first
creative art efforts.
Mrs. Wooll<iy, last of the orijU,al
Festival exhibitors on the IJ'OUDds, will
be displ1,ylng her latett works I~ 1 a
booth of her own. but othtr1 will iue
over the task of .lnctruclln& the open
chlldren·1 clUMt.
The Free.fot·All was dreamed up by
Mrs. Woolley and Russell Iredell and
Is a popul1r apot where buddlna: you~,
1rtisti art prov'ded wJth smocka. 1aael,
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P"W 1¢ ,cflalk,, lo test. tlielr afllstlc
m.Ute under the guldanco ol "qperia. .
Advlstd thit · Mra. Woo11t)' no lqer
can undeka~e the volun~r tuk or ah~Pher<lloc ~ 'Fiff;rOr.Au: ,F!'!IV.I
diredQrt this wetk . a&~ l.O allocate
$275 to ' pay · lor nteeN1rr tupen1b!Qn
ln lht eVent ·Voltl\tecr1 are noc. ' . . 1v1\1able. ,
Mrl. Woolley Is ll)e, only arlllt oti\I
on !he lfO\Uld• who pai:tlclpaltd In \lie
llrst r,sli•al of Arla, whtn .trlbt. hUl\I their palfiUrigs on a· fence ln do~LOwn
Loguna duilng llie Deprtsilorl. She hu
<.thlbll<d In every resuv,1 alnce"U>en. •
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Golf Group · SetS : . . ' . ' '
First Tou rney ·
' • ' ' ! I San Clemente's Shoreclllf1 GoU ·QOOrae
will be .Ille llite ol Ille f~ll Solf IOurnl·
menl oraanlJed by the l.a~na Btl(.h
• Goll Alsc>clatlon. •\ht . tow:iiamcnl LI
1cbecMed for I a.m. Aue· '· . , • · The Gotr ASIOClaUon plans' to tra~tl
to a different course · for eac.h ~ly
i to;irtialhent. .Tbe·•!JS<lf.?l•tlon 11 Qt>en to
· '11 solfers. and follows tht Gtorcaway
. JI Undklt 111tem for ·1COrln1. AwarCls
· wJll be sfven to the wtnnen . of 'tbe
«1-\·to-lbe-holt · ~ltll, and puU)q • I00111U1tnl. , , , ,.. • •
Entry fee for lhe t1r1t • toumme11t
'11 .,.111 ·w ·penon., The .J.0 ,lnc\ude•
,.,.... fee ; ••U cu(, ¥d n;arda. For
. 111* who , w9uld ro~er· enloi tilt . sun
and ,.alk ... 14.lol lee la uked. •
The newly formed auoclallon hu n111n•
· td John Lur<I 11 lta p~dent. ·
· For fUrllwr lblonnattao on the ioor11ty
and the 1u0ciatlon11.aolhr1 ~hould con-
' uc\ • tpe w111ha ht<b Recrealloa IieParunon~ 414-1124, En. c. ·
Today'• Flaal
N.Y. Steeb
TEN CENTS
Tax Boosts
AidBudg~t
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1n ·taguna
Oru1e
· We•dler
Early morning coaatal 'fo&
ahouldn't discourage would-bi
beachgoera, alnce the aun will be
1hinlng through. .Temperaturea
are expected to remain in the
mid 80s with the low clouda
and tog returntna in the evenlna
hours.
INSIDE TODA\'•
Intrepid beat Valianl In th•
Amtrlco'i Cup trials bNt 1"faht
j111t loH iht t'OCI after all. Tiit
Valiant hol.tttd th1 Jlrota:t flao
a.t th1 tnd o/ t#l.f rac1. See 1tor11
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Survivor
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Succumbs
SAN G.ljlllJl!\t (AP) -A f11htr ~
~ of the, c!aJo"-llllllilers ol
three memben of!!!' own family lul
W-y wu formal!¥ arraigned today
on the charges -lncloding a count
lo< the death ol bis wile !flY ~
houri ~lier. · ,
Slel!'led 11..rf, II, was ~
charge& agalml him at the prllOll ward
a c.u.ty USC Hoopllal, whe" ht 11
recovering from injuries police say were
stlf·lnfllcted. A public defender wu ap.
polni.d to defend him.
His wife, Gloria, S3, died at I a.m.
without.. ever having regained ~
ocl..-aa. ll!l IClll, Kim,-11, ud m>tber·
in-law, SS, died earlier.
Officers have refused to diJclose a
possible motive. A hearing on the case
wu tel for July IS in Alhambra
M~pol Court.
DAILY PILOT ltfff !l'Mtd
,..,..... Pagel GOIN~,.GOING-GONE, BUT NOT FORGOTTEN -
After lf~11hint ,Pause, J•cquie Hurtles North on U.S. 1 ·
' .f'ioettt Page l ·
FRAUD ••• Apollo 12 . Astronauts
Visit HB Test Chamber ul back .again, Halen "turned to Los
Anieleo.
'lbat W• lat Monday.
· Aa llalen and the !amlly disembarked
fmn • Pan American Wo<ld Airways By IUJDl,NIEDZIEL8KI · Hunllngton !leach spoce llnn for 1 brief·
. jeqiner, FBI agenta served a warrant · CM"" De11F,.. •tetr Inc on Skylab, an orblllftl workshop ¥ilni unlawful flight to avoid pro. Apollci 12 aalronaull Alan Btan Ind to be laUJl\'bed next year, aloo wanted
aecuUon.for forgery. Qwle& ¥Pete'' Conr. ad made a brief to know about the food. ·At Hafen'a arraignmeiit in U.S. Dltitrict "lt'a ~.i• mmrered HaU, who bas
Court in Los Angele,o :I'µeaday I judge ltop in Huntington Belch Tueoday to tall best dining on tumpluOuo !mze.dried
rechicad ball to $1,000 on tnat charge, ohop with lour crewmen doing• l&<lay Iobller, llleak, obrlnlp, chicken, ham and
and San Clementi polleo tmniedlately atint tn a otmulli.d IJlllC• all!lon 11 -dellcacla. -..,
.. llDQlbt -w!th succeu :.. charg.. of Mc~ll Doqlas. Conrod llld Bean, Who aloo know what
forseey with ball aet 11131,000. Speaking to the men vii televlalal ft'1 like to be cooped up llter 1pendlng
1· Neither Hlfe:D'1 ·wHe, DOr" their four daya in the hmar quaranUne trailer,
children were bekl 'in connection WI.th and tnleroom. the two lunar apk>ren eave the·impraaion their menu wasn't
the,._, .. , askad them about Uvlng,concllllooo IN!de ., ..,..i. . •
"When we got Into the lu••"'a"e.. d>e to-foot double walled tell chamber. ~"'?'he wors& time we bid wu those
Good . aald " hi .~. && e ' "How'1 ~-water!" qui....., a ••• , fi da In th MQF wm , we t i.uc jackpot." w"' w--~ ve y1 e (Mobile Quarantine
Qlecil from dozens ol banks aU over knowt!Jl'Jbal the !oor srad~~ lludenll FldlllY~; .. We had better food In our
' the world llpllled out. drink ....... .J'Clahnad fmn urine ond 1p1cecr Jiii• In the MQF," co.rad
Some already had been made out for persp-~· 11 tute flit?" aalcL ~
'9,000 llld more wtth a -Jon <l. -JS, wbo. with bis The ull' were also lnleretled
madilne. Tiley wero !."!l'f1 iO-~ .;;;,.y·,~..-::,' cs;ewmai. JU!ll• began thtdt llOd 1111 In "'* the '""1 did !or entertainment
ofll<or Mid. • ·~•:*oiioct'e&P'lllei-ll'td t!IM~ ..... -: :: busy monllorlng "He told UI he ..,,Jnlol tJiO flril"Ji41chi6 were"'nof' W ,!g.... " al ,
wtlll banks In Ulah •-f.,.. 'moilllll " but tl!af tllo' quaJJfy had lri>proV<d. lo• the lour, Hall said they
the lrtpa end dlddld to gel\eva wtth illll, . Dennil, Willon• WOOC Wltchad a lot ol COmmOfdal televtslon,
them," Goodw!A nlated. "He told us il'rt . ore~ ID....... read booU, llllenad to FM radio and
the bankl wer · ing acainll bis .lnolde tD!l!i!f. ~. pliyfd~~c• and recorder.
livelihood." " . ilfelsu "f1iddf ti/ ·._'lit · bad they can't give you
"Now we ha~dalenl cA bankl here ' ~ce flight.II. These include water .zero1 Q· 1~&~1 that in there" sakl
and broad that ,.int to file charges. 1 -e1f'ow..n .. recovery systems. c.ontld',11111111D1 that weightleunes~ would
We Ill.II don 't ·kpow" ~ ~Y were ~ ' '!tit ... auts, wbo ·had come to th• add anOUFdhnemion to the experiment.
lnvolvad." '1 ~ •
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Monday night Bbolit uie alleged forpry · -J,. "'I I epree: ..
'[t)e 11fortune" ·WU mOltly on.~
peipef. , .. • , • ' I
1 Halen had I.,. than $511 In cub ~
he Wll arrested. • : ~ ; , :•
Tax Committee Kills •
Private ~chool Bill
SACRAMENTO '(UPI)' - A measure
granting an tnc:o•, lax deduction for
parents sending._ children to private
echooll II dead ti& 'tllo current legislative
session. '
The Assembly Revenue and Taxation
Committee Tuesday defeated the bill
epolllOl'Od by Aslemblyman John Briggs
(R-Fullerton) who said it w o u 1 d en-
courage parenls to keep Uieir children
1n private llChools. Briggs told the com-
mittee that many private school students
were tranderring to public institutions
and were adding an extra $100 million
a ·year to atate educaUon cost&.
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LAGif~A .BU~GET ..
ancl to my departinent:"
Wheaton told councl1men firmly that
the assignment will remain as It l..!
unless the next city manager sees fit
to Change it.~
Riehl &aid lifeguards recommended
strOogly against the \co qi b I n e d
deporirnenta. He said lwo . of the finest
departments -Huntington Beach and
Newport ~h -are 1ep1rate
depanmenll. \
Mayor Rldlard Goldberl lndlcatid
there would be no change unW after
the council has discusaed the matter
with the next city manager. Wheaton's
resignation is ef(eetlve Aug. 22.
Councilmen tonight are expected to
vot~ on a group of budget lems, lncludin1
the new permanent chief lifeguard post.
They had already talked about hlrlnp:
another detective and are expected now
to authorize hlm and an addlUonal deter·
Uoe. Estimated C<10t b $\8.618.
The council had earlier approved hlrinfl
three more policemen for a downtown
foot patrol. 'Ibis is to cost $28,514.
Abo under conslderaUon are addition
of a police matro!Hlbpetcher, $1,0M;
a stenographer· clerk for the coundl,
city clerk and manager, $7,338; and
a typist· clerk for the fire department,
'1!.180. The $100,000 employe salary increase
packet would range from three-step in·
creases for patrolmen to no increases
for some posts such as clerical positklns.
'lbe rln'.ge for .a police officer monthly
would Increase from ''871-$111 to f77S.
$929. Wheaton said, today this would
put the city in a ~ compet!Uve
position for hirln~ but 'Sar.f It 11111 would
not be 11leadlng the league" ln the quest
for officers.
During the budget dllC'Uldon, Charles
C... Veale, taq>ayers associaUon ~aldtnt
pro ttmpo<e, said, "It •pPWI the coll
reduction proiram 11 be.Inf scuttled .•
1 dM't be:live In the pmnlse that you should spend more money because
you can get I~ I dcla't think 11111'•
what you're elected for ."
Rtferrlng to ·an auoclotlon le!!« com·
parlrig nt.rmbtr• ol munlclpa1I employet
ln Lagun1 and Sin Clementt, Veale
said, •"if San Clemente can do tt, wi
can do it."
'Ille tupayer1 a"°"lallon llhowtd llS
tmployts In San ctem<tlle, Including IS
for the 1<111 couroe and nine for
woterworks, netitl« of whldl LlllUll•
hu. It lhowed 1111 employes In Laguna.
Wll .. tOll said the ngure la octually 115.
II& noted latef that San Clemente h11
tine paid firemen and Laguna hu :12,
""""" would 1c"111111 for mudl of thl
difference.
Mayor Gol<llerg aid It the beglnring
of the meeting that the assessed valua·
lion increase had radically changed the
budget pidu" -which had been ooe
. of cutbacks to balance council addilkm
. to the budget, such as police.
"Only by the grace ol God and (county
· asseuor) Andrew Hinshaw do we find
ounelves in this parUcular pclSIUon
tonlgllt." He Rdded that the cKy should
economlu where It could economlle.
Gldberg told Veale that. the comparison
of San Clemente to Laguna not a valld
one from the population standpoint.
He saJd Laguna has a far greater
population much of the year because
of its touri9t lndu.Jtry. He 1ald there
is no comparitoD either from the stand-
point of sales and bedtax revenues.
Laguna ts higher in these areas,
slgnillcanUy.
'Ille tupayers assodatlm had also
suggeot..i eUminMJns the pooltlm of
superintendent of ' parka, a saving cf
$11,148, and combining the buiJdini and
planning department, a saving of.
$11,312, by eliminoting one director .
Gill<llerg suggested ll Wll not -
presently to upoet the -• o! dty
hall wbile the dty Is going thnlu&h
a period of dlange in finclng a replace-
ment for the dty Jll91lq:er-dty clerk.
Councilman Lorr said It b ne«ISlry
to 1ook for greater effictency rather
than always spendln( everything coming
lnto the city. "We have sot to make
some change! in areas where we can
make reductklns," he said.
Loo' said nothing is being done "to
set aside funds for the day when we
are going to need new •nftary factlilles
(a sewer plant):"
Goldberg sun:ested that Lorr make .
a spedflc suggeelloo Ill the council and ·
put it to a vote. Lorr 'WU also told that
recommendatims he is comkJerlng con.
cerning personnel changes do not qualify
legally for executive session and ahcukl
be made in public. "I can see the
headlines," Lorr said.
Councilman Boyd malnlllned !hot the
problem• in Laguna Beach are cum.
mulaUve. 11We are being alked to pull
..... cheotnuls out of the fire !hot
pnivlous coonclll sa...i moooy on and
left 111 holding the sotohel."
Goldberg lllied about Main Beoch
development and a commercl.al·hotel
IOl'le to provide "aolid tax bait· to solve
many problems" over the lone haul.
Counclhnen tonight .. m probably vote
on speclflc budget Items and ll<en , IJ>'
prove the rtcOl'I bud1ot 101Detime In Augu.rt,
LIBRARY~ •• ' . •
~ to whffl. dllln wtio ~ be pro-vli!ed wtth ,._, low coonters, wtde
doors llld otber !!<ml to pennil am,.
for1oille ... of the r.dllty.
Rolling Along ..
City Monager Jomes D. Wheaton said
toooy that allhoucti the library now
beloqa to the county, he is sure the
buUdlni lllell could be tranllferred bad<
to the dty for a token payment of
$1 H ~ city would -to JllY for
illre-locatloo.
Unicycle GirJ Spotted in Seal Beach
Brtgp aald he felt the building Is
in good enough cmdltion to warrant movtni it to another locaUoo, such u
Bluebird Park, for further community
uae. Wheatoo said the building might serve
as a place for aenior citizens to meet,
!or ~ to 1alher ao their cblldren
play and many other purposes.
u the -· -feasible. tbe buiklilll would rest above the park, just
above the area where the sJ.k)es are.
Wheaton Ilic! the dty woo1d ask a booae
mover to give a cost eSimatt on moving
the blok!lng.
Government Sues
Aerosp"ce Firm
LOS ANGELES (UPI) -The .federal
aovammeut'-ha~ filed ,ault against ,the
McDonnell 1J011Rila ~. for alleg<dly
vlolaUng aelectlve eervlee regulaticns
coverllg employes who leav~ their jobs
to fuHMI their mWllry 'obUgatlon.
The clvll acUon, filed Tuesday, charged
the aerospace firm rehired 14 veteraru1
at a lower wage 1C1le than they were
enUtled. It uld 28 other veterans were
"blred at lowad job clusi!icaUons and
Jower wages.
U.S. Attorney Robert L. Meyer said
the SelecUve Servlce Act of 1987 provides
onyooo !earing hb Job to oerve In the
anned forces should be allowed to retura
to hi• old job wtth aeniorlty slltua u
thollih he had remained on the job
during hb mlllllry service.
Meyer said the actlcn covers the 41
named veterau and anyone else in a
similar situation. The veterarui asked
proper seniority and damages for the
amount by which their wages were
diminished In the Interim.
By ARTHUR R. VINSEL
Of lflt DellY l"llff Stctf
Rolling north ahead of schedule despire
an unplanned Sunset Beach stopover
uni.cyclist Jacquie l>otJilas was San Fran:
cisco-boond · again today, a pemy richer
and wearing an Act. bandage on a sore
knee. r
"I'm going to make really looo lime,"
predicts Miss Dcuglas, who left Tuesday
at 8 a.m. for the one-wheeled jouruey.
"It Only took ·me aft , b&u, and a
half' to get to Huntington Beach," said
the . veteran unicyclist, who spent the
night with friends in Seal Beach.
Jacquie, or ·1588 Riverside: f!lace, Costa
Mesa, made the first leg of• tbe\trip
Jn half the time she expected, but her
fame preceded her to Turk's, via the
daily paper.
A lookout had been posted.
"They asked me to come in for a
drink and I said 1 didn't really want
one,'~ she explained, her 2S pound pack
saW,ng aga.Inst a pillar and her wiicycle
parked in the ladies' room.
"But then everybcdy came out, and
I dldn't have much choice."
"Sull!let Beach ls really far-out," she
added, erplalning that she has found
a group of sporuJ()rS.
The sweetheart cf Sigma Chi never
had it as good at the mascot of the
Tue9day afternoon fraternity at Turk's.
"They tell me If I make it to San
Francisco to call them collect and they'll
take up a collectioo to pay my way
home," says Jacquie, who carries only
$50 and expected to hitch-hike back.
She was also treated to a tall cool
one and an lllternational sandwich, the
house specialty, plus receiving a com-
memorative T-shirt .
"Anybody who can ride that thing
deserves help," said Dennis Handy.
"She's good people," said Beaver Allen,
slapping her on the back.
"She might not &et away," added
Butch Walker.
"I came throuih Oree years ago on
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and never got fired up to move an,••
~e said. "Baby, with one whee! )'Oliire
m trouble."
"I fee great -etcept for my ~
-· I hit it on a rock really hard a
couple of months ago," said Jacqme,
who pickect up an Ace bandage in aeat
Beach •
. "But I'm going to make it for s\lre
If 1 keep meeting people like this,••
she added.
"I did a lot or nice riding todiy.
I even found a penny in ·Newport.
A 'right .. n' penny, I'm going to ~
itforgoodluck." ·, .' '}:, .
"The only thing was, this far.:Cut
helicopte~ kept flying o.va; me 1'Ue
I was riding through Huntingtori :e'eadi."
she said, unaY\are that la\VDlen ~"
1U9plcioo1 persons from aloft. \ , l
Miss Dooglas, wbc plans to write about
her experletces, drew more than la few
stares from curious motorists along
P"acific Coa.s.t Highway, her basic route
for the duration. ..
She planned to depart Seal Beach abetit
8 a.m: on the second day of the nearly
500-nule trip, which may require "aoine
hitch-hiking in heavily traveled teciloria
Jacquie al!IO confesses that• treated
her .sore knee to some walking Tue3day.
adding that her peck, heavier by the
mile, contributed to the declsioo. ..
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•1 mm PORTEii
Jf .)'OU blYe flOOJOQO or more
which yvu • w1llinl 1to leave
'"' de.-lor I flsed period
of lime ot )'OUr favorite com-
men:lol book, '°" can earn:
Jlouihly VII to a perceot
.-, C<\t1lf!ceteo ol _ lle!>Oill' 4"•
In IO lo 90 days -or. since
tho removal in !ale June of !lie nte ce111nci on these
oborl-lm!I CID'\ You can eom wholeYer I-la dio-
tated by tbe (tlOll<Y markets
ao tho cloy you ~ -ctrllfieateo:
6~ percent on C/D's due
In 90 to 180 days:
1 pttctnt on C/O's due in rao 1o 315 days:
: And 7\A, ptttent on C/D's
due In J8S days and more.
"'-If you have less thin
f!CI0,000 and YoU loo are wUJ.
lbg to •1treeie" your funds
flJr a specified period It a OOf1Ullel'Cial bani<, )'OU .... eorn:
'$ ptrcetJl on CID's due in
31 days to one year;
.$12 percent oo certificates clue In one)'earlo Ml:
~ pen:-ptl on C/D's due
lD two years or ,more.
• But to get these rates, you
-the under '100,000 depositor
7 still must have a respec-
table minimum of c as h •
Minimums cited for CID's by
majw New Y0<k City banks
rqtd from $500 to '31000
across the countr)'. on
deposits you l•ve for at ltut
one year, you oan earn ~
portent; on dopotits you leave
for at ltast two years, a I
-rate is widely ·ad-~ertiM<!. ·' Ir ~·rt_savmg 11 t t I e
amounts w®I< by weel; ud
haven't accwnulated a fat
ne1t tiq, fact It -no. one
is wool~ .Y"' with. fancy tttes. But doo~ jWll lellle
!or a alim 'rate on a regular
pusbook OCCOUlll. Ask ques-
tloos, obop, find Ille best deal tor you.
The Certificat. of Dei»'H
has bcJun<oed back on' Ille l"'°t
pages since the Penn Ctnltal
bankruptcy. ll1d Ille resull!Jlg
•upbeoval in the m o D e y
mart.ts IPOITed the Federal
Reoerve Boird lo ellmlnate
!be ceUlnp on rates c:om-
men:lal banka <aoJ>Oy OD IO
through It clay C/D'a ao the
binko can compe1e for big
poob of lhoi:t·...,,. ...... ll1d
thus hive ...,... fllDda lo lend
to corporations in need. The
maneuver la workbti; money
is "easier."
U you're to gtt the relative-
ly moce attrac:Uve rates on
C/D'a, though, you heve to
know what to uk for and
what to klok tor. Hert goes
with a brief summary:
Q. What are C/I)'a!
A. The CertJflcate ci Deposit
ll1d 15,000. Is a commercial bank <!<vice
U you have ooly a limited • which pays premium interest
amount ci Cam lo deposit !OT rate,s lo deposllqrs who agree
a period, Uy lo get one of lo keep a specified mln!niwn
Ille favonble deal$ now being amount of ca.ii at the bank
ol!md hv AviDp lmtlluttoos for a -Wed minimum ? ' -, __
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NEW YORK (UPI)
~e ihe end of the. sum-"*'• the New York Stock Ex·
dialitie probably will hive the
first. Negro.owned member
bnicenge bouae in 11,o hlalory.
ll•will be ~ by • fonnt.r
professional footbaU player,
Russell Goings, Jr.
Goings, who ended his
playini career wUh the Los
~elei Rams in J151, baa had
aboul 11 years experieoce wlth
various Walt Street flnns.
Since last July, he has manag·
ed the Harlem branch of
Shearson, · Hammill & Co.,
wblch is to be converted into
the new finn, Crlspus Attucks
SOcurities Corp.
1t ls named for a patriot
believed to have been a Negro l!bo was killed by British
troops in the Boston MusacTe
'in"lrnJ. "~. Hammill ia ·~ the new firm's a~
'plkatioa_ for membership on
the big board and selqng the
ofllce lo the black employes
·nc1 two white employn on
W!f"/ favorable terms, Goings
'•id.
""'Ibey art doing this even
though this office bas grown
in Iese: than a year into one
of the most profitable at
Sheanon, Hammill," s aid
Goings.
'The She.arson, Hamm i 11
·bead office 'n Wall .StretL con.
·Crmed Goings' remark about
the success or the Harlem
-office wbkh, curiously, arous--
~cwport Firm
~Gets E:xecutivc
Richard S .Benz has been
named manager, bu s Ines s
p11nnlng. ror Rancho
California with headquarters
'tn Newport Beach. Justus C.
GIUlllan. presdenl ha s an-
nounced. Rancho California.
~an affiliate of Kaiser Aetna, is
·one of · the JargtSl multi·
pirpose coantry community
• development& tn the n1Uon.
'
ed opposition from the Harlem
brancti cJ the Congress for
Racial Equality when it waa:
opened. CORE at the time·
opposed extension of new
branches ol any white coo-
trolled firms into Harlem that--
might draw money out of the
community.
But from the start,
Shearson, Hammill said Jt en-
visioned the u!Umate sptnoff
Of the Harlem office to black
ownership. The ventw-e also
was started with an altruistic
purpose. The company 11tt up
a n independent foundation
calleq_ the Cr1spus Attucks
Foon<lation to which a regular
!hare of the Harlem office
gross has been paid. "Thi•
money and other contributions
lo the foundation accumulate
as seed money to foster new
minority bu si ne ss en-
terprises," Goings e1plalned.
"So far wt simply have been
accumulating funds to make
a start."
Goinga started the $hf.arson
Branch with a &ta.ff o{ four
and now has 18. "We have
lo raise 1600,000 lo buy our
scat on the e1change and for
working capital," he said. "We
don't expect any trouble doing
that, because we have ac·
cumulated enough interested
institutional clients in our first
year in Harlem."
Although many H a r I e m
residents invest and trade in
securiUes. the Shearson office
Is the first successful branch
of a big board firm ever
organized in that g h e t t o
district.
A£ide from being succt.Ssful,
Goings said the presence of
his firm in Harlem provided
a place where young Harlem
businessmen can g e t in-
formation about investing.
He also said that, except
for black mutual f u n d
saJesmen, I.be securities in-
dustry had made suMtanUal
progress In recruiting and
training black sales personnel
bef!){'e the recent market drop.
"l know of at least 80 ac-
cred.ltc:d black reg is tic red
repr...,,taUves." Go!llllS said.
"A Jot more will be 'needed
if the market get:s ~ter."
I See by Todafs
Want Ads
• Jf )'OC.l°t'e • qualified 1k1p.
ritr you can charter 111. 35
ft dleo5C!:I •loop tor only
1375 per \\-eek.
• Anyone for an Engll.&b
Toplanl aaddlt with f\f.
flflP'!' ~t•kc an olfer and
ride away!
Chichester
IDS Queen
Mrs. Wllllam Chichest~r,
2475 Arbor Dr.. Newport
Beach, h>lS been n a m e d
d!visionlll queen o( the Santa
Ana division of lnveslOH
Diversified Stnlce (lDS).
Her husband won the honor
ror her by achievlnj the
hi&hest production rtc0rd in
the divmon d\Jrlna the "'ring
sales campaign which ended
June io. He was credited wtlh
e Hu l'\'Cl')'OllC! fors:otlcn $166.•97 In production <futbC
)VU" birtbda.v? 'VtlJ, ad. the annual campaign.
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Syn tonic Technology, tile. aaid
It has been chosen to ·at"'
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Tecllnology, lnc. ·:tilt m
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TARRYTOWN, N. Y. (UP!)
-Simmonds Prec l•slo n
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N.Y., plant and move opu11-
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The Loog · Island (;lty f'lal\1
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DALLAS (UP!) "--,-Paul
Thayer ·has rtllgned u ,ehlef
qecutive of LTV Atrps~
Corp. but continues a •
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board. Thayer was .recently
eteded chief executive Of Ul4I
Parent ' Ling-Temco Yougbt,
Inc., He will be ttplaced at
LTV Aeroe:pact by .Fprbes
Mann, fonner pruident of
Vought Aeronautics.
PHILADELPHIA (UPI)
PeMBYlvanla Co., the non-
transportpUon •ubsidlary of
PMtt Central, SJY1 it 1'lll Pl>'
its pr,eviowly declaJ't.d diVi•
dend of $1.15.S/e C(:nl! a ah.tre
on it.I f Sii percent J>te.ftrred
stock today on schedule. The
corripany ; has been enjoined
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Drama Prof Stages' Weather "AIRPORT" 11A$.1TO ,GO -
How to Die
Made Easy
In Classes A Cal State Fullerton drama
professor has by·passed the
weatherman to make. 700
gallons of rain !all on his
stage, Douglas ~-Taylor has
created the special effect for
his production of "Rain, an
adaptation ol Somer set
Thompson."
IT WlllL 8~ si!OWN FOR THE
LAST TIMES WEDJl!ESOAY, JULY 2211
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The woman, anguish etching
her face, grabbed a stiletto
and plunged It into her breast.
She sank to the floor, her
We appearing to drain away.
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II then runs off ,the roof __ -"MATINEES Dj\IL Y ~ --
'the rain-maker has drilled
A dramatic suicide!
Dramatic yes, suicide no.
into a,basin on the l!tage floor.
The basin ls lined with plasUc
to , av~ leakage and filled
with pahqs to look like a
lrq>ical garil.en: When the
per{onnance is over, Taylor
It was a practice death in
an acting class in "How to
D ie Without Hurti ng
Yourself."
Movie in New Mexico
' ' pumps the water out the stag~ ~ -'""'"" door into a flower bed,
Mat.thew Farruggio, a staf(
director for the San Francisco
Opera, nodded approvingly.
Financed By Indians The play is being JI_....,
each eveaillJ at :1~30. from
July 22-26 in tile Little The,at.r
He teaches a seven-week By VERNON SCOTT
course on the art or violent u'' ~,.,.... c.,.,. .. __..M
death to 19 vocalist!. The HOU.YWOOD (UPI ) -The
classes coincide with each title or the movie is "Gun-
opera season. figbt," but the story behi.nd
''Relai:! You have to make the pictpre Is more 1n·
this look honest and real, and spirational ttan anything Kirk
you have to do it in sect>nds,'' Douglas and Jonny Cash can
Farruggio repeatedly advised . do as: its stars.
"You can't hurt yourself Producers Ronald Lubin and
because you have lo (lie at Herold Jack Bloom plann~d
least three Umes this week." to film the picture in Spain
Pulling orr such d e a t h through usual banking chan-
scenes realistically isn't easy. nets.
says Farruggio. Performers But before production began
stabbed or poisoned on stage they were contacted by Chief
(requently are required to get Charlie Vigil or the Jicari11a
up and sing after hitting the Apat'be Indian tribe. Vigil ask·
Door. So, Farruggio cautions, ed the producers to come. to
you must not hurt yourself. New Mexico fpr a meeting
EJ:amples or miracu1ous, if to discuss financhlg t h e
tentative, recoveries in grand western.
opera, he points out, are Gilda Lubin and Bloom found
in "Rigoletto," Juliet, and themselves dealing with Tr~n -who gasps . his wUithy, articulate men on the
'•tast" for most of the final Jie&riUa r e s e r v a t I o n in
act. ..__northwest New MexkO, a
''Let's try a suicide in eigl_lt spre3.d of 740.000 acres .
beats," ~lrruggio told ~1s Through hard work.· ag-
c1ass during a rea:nt drill. ressiveness and imaginatiOD.
"You grab the knife, stab fbe Jicarillas have amasSed
yoursel!, and lite runs · out 8 fortune thanks to enormous
as you fall -Ready, go! ·timber stands. n•tµral gas
One, two, three • . . Far-reserves and their own elec-
ruggio's critical eye blanched. troni.cs firm.
He frowned . Vigil, representing I , I 0 0
"Again ! Remember that it t~1besmen, offe.red to un-
is a Jot more difficult to stab derwrite the film's cost of
yourself f.ba/l someone else $2 million. The lo.an would
... you have to cut through be interest free with the
the cloth before you get into Apaches receiving 25 percent
yourself." of picture's profits.
The director sel up death "It's the most unheard of
scenes from "Don Carlo," -· circumstances I've ever en·
a shooting: and "Faust," a countered in movies." said co-
stabbing. Mistakes are many, producer Bloom. "Thanks to
he noted, such as hitting the the Jicarillas we di~'t ha~e
st.a.gt at the wrong angle, nail· to ~ °!t whole picture t.n
ing the air, hitting the stage Spaµi -Ju.st a week of • 1t
with no place to roll . -and we're making, a first·
t1,ernesa . . . , . . ' . '
·,·\'.P •r ,\r~ J 1 :P1':'1 ,·, .l,)1 t, '.',[~>\
3 BIG ATTRACTIONS
rate P''cture w•"~"t oUt!ide on the .F\zUerton c~ .
ul\.l\I Anyone wishirij ~iOD'reaK -Ule'
interference." summer heat by watchilg a
Most of '"Gunfight" was shot tropical thunder shower may
in New Mexico. Vigil watched purchase tickets at the. theater
some of the filming as a spec-box office, 870-3371, weekdays
tator but without offering Sug-from noon to 4 Ji.m. and after
gestions. 6:30 p.m,. -OD perfoonance
Asked if the tribe was -:";;i:;;gll;;ts;;.;::;::;::;:::, ==:::;
prepared to lose money inf•
it• first "nt ure into movies, BALBOA
Chief Vigil said, "We wouldn'I 673-4048
make the investment if we
were prepared to lose it." ~~!:
Bloom concurs. "We've ar· 719 ._ aan...
ranged the financing so it will ,1.. . .._;;.;,..;,;,;__,.._1-__ 1•_::::
be 'almost impossible for the1•
tribe to lose their investments.
What's more. we'll bring the
picture in under budget."
The story involves two gun-
fighte rs in Texas, circa 1885,
No Indians are involved in
the story, alttough a few
Jicarillas appear as extras in
the picture, playing the roles
of Mexicans.
A small western set, in-
cludlng saloon. sheriff's office
and the like, was built a few
miles outside Santa Fe as a
backdrop for the picture.
It remains the property of
the Apaches who are thinking
of turning it into a tourist
attraction.
The Jicariltas, unlike many
western Indian tribes confined
to reservations, have seized
every opportunity to turn their
re.sources and energy into
economic opportunities.
"They are great people to
do businel:S with," Bloom said.
"They are practical
businessmen and trust their
own judgment. Chief Vigil and
his financial assistants just
didn't hand us p million.
They've given it to us as
we need IL"
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~AN JUAN CAPISTRANO -While
'city flnahctal expert! orten are s1.1rprised
·'lit getttnJ more assessed valuation than
they ha~ planned, one finance director
· M It rlght on th< nose.
Paul Lew , finance directo'r for San
Juan Capistrano. had projected the city'!
_ 1ts,1cs:;cd valuation to be up about 22
~.percent. Th~ actual increase ¥.'as %1.6.
Lew had n1!l1red the assessed valuation
· 'to be $19.432.000 including secured,
· unsecured and public utilities. The actt1al
assessed value (not including public
·· t1lil1Ues )·was $11,l'i6,740.
.''.• l\'a111e t:l1n119"cl
~ • SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO -The
'"'Capistrano Valley Action Committee has
~ new name. It is now the Capistrano
• ''alley Homeowners' Associaion.
.. : · Al!houirti memberl!.hipis"predomlnnntly
... "from the Troy-Marina ho using
(Jevelorments. mcmber,hip is open to
· flny homC0\1'ner in the San Juan
·caolstrano or surrounding 11reas.
· • Serving the group as its first president
Is Lionel Frost. Others elected with him
are Don Comer. vice president: J\lrs.
J\ob Crawford. secretary; Larry Mitchell.
£\nance chairman ; Bob Crawford and
Jim Baker. !'necial projects: !\lrs. Don
Comer, social rhairman ; !\Trs. Ray
Overlin. memix'r•hip, and D a vi d
Burgeton, civic affairs.
e ~foraes Talks
LAGUNA fl!LLS -Antonio Paulo
-/ti..~sis de Moraei:;, Saddleback College·s
:.foreign exchange student, will speak to
'the members of the Kiwanis Club of
~Laguna Hills, Tuesday. July 23, during
' 11 noon luncheon meeting at Clubhouse
' I in Laguna Hills.
• Paulo's talk will be on his native
~ Mmeland, Brazil.
Saddleback JC
:'Readies Plans
: For N etv Library
~· By FREDERICK SCHOEMEllL
or "" oeitr '"""•J1att
r ~ What ts now a roHing1 grass-covered
·.hill soon will turn into the 1ite for
•.a $3. 7 milllon library complex, Sad-
~dleback College trustees have learned.
They heard a detailed report Monday
·from the district architects, Ramberg
i"rind Lowry of Santai Ana on the three·
: Story compclx and were then asked lo
'approve the schematic layouts for the
. 'Jlroject. The layouts . ~ used to
delennine space rela!lonsh1ps and to
<letennine the amount of space assigned
to a particular library area.
.The structure will be built on the
te>p of a hill, not fa r from the existintt
campus. Opening in the fall (!f 1972,
lhe library will provkle space for 100,000
\'Olumes. lnterk>r design allows for
·"classroom space and a large resource
learning center on the first noor.
GTading on the site. estimated to cost
'.tfJ00,000, will begin late this year, f~Jow
hig a suge:estlon by board presiden t
}lans ,V, Vogel that work be moved
·i.head of ~chedule so lhal an early
; completion date can be expected.
: The boArd approved the schematic
: layouts ,rter a lengthy question and
: ansv.·er "!!ession between tru!tees and
· architeci Robert l.Qwry. ,
· Lo\\•ry told · the board :that the
. 11chematics will only be used for ~pace
: relationshii)s and that there will be many
: changes 1n design before the plans . are
: tubmitted for approval.
; !\1any of , the cl\anges in the design·
; will reflect changes in the timetable,
: Lowry said. The remark came after
: Vogel said he would like to sec the
: complex completed in l! to 13 months.
: Low~ in hi! repart, said t!J,at <.'On·
· struction woukl take about 11 months,
: and that by shortening the timetable.
: changes "In the b\likfing design would
: have to be made.
: . The board also gave the architeclS
: ~pproval to begin work on Jayoul! for
: the •4.1 million science and malh
: building, whk:b will be located near the
, library eomplel.
1970 Pageant .
Near Sellout
Lapna lleac~·· llml Pal"anl of
the MDlorr II completely sold out tbroulb Aq. 11, busfnas managu
Robert Leppert told directors Tues-
day. and artcr that dale ooly 4 a
few sz seats are available far ~100-"
day through Thursday perform-
1nct!s.
These may be picked up OO\'I at
the box office.
The business manager noted.
however. th.:ll a fe\v cance l131ions
art avall~blc on n1ost evenings, for
tho." who "·ant to make a pre·
performance stop at the box office.
OAIL Y l"ILOT Sll!t 1'1111•
Tall Tt•oplay
Zell-a l\1'ay Siscoe, 6. and Matthew Curtis, 5. royalty ~or San Cle~ente's
Fiesta la Cbristianita, admire 6-fool trophy that will go to winner of
s\veepstakes award in Saturday's parade. The $250 trophy was do-
nated by Security-Pacific National Bank. ·
15 Perce11t Rise
Sa{lcllebacl\: Assess1ne11t
Ju111ps by $100 Million
By RTCHARO P. NAl.L
01 tM Olllf 1"1191 sti ff
Sprawling sfddleback Junior College
District added SIOO million to ii! aiiSC'ssed
valuation in ·the figures just rileased
by County Assessor Andrew J. Hinshaw.
The tax base growth for the coJJegc
,reQ'.tqsented 20.S percent to $534,338.015.
Jn calculating the budget for 1970-71.
district officials had estimated the . in·
crease at 15 percent and figured. on
a tax increase from 40 cents to about
47.8 cents. '
Sadd lebark tr1rstci:-~ alilrCerl ~lnnday lo
hold the line at about 43 cents for
i:;eneral purposes.
Roy Barletta. business 1nanager. sa id
that during budgeting the dls trict'1 un-
distributed reserve had been whittled
frolfr$l!l.OOO to '$i9,398. He said $131,000
is Jess than fi ve rercent of the total
budget and said many districts carry
a reserve of 10 percent.
Barletta said ht: woulrt like to remain
~t the 47.8.ccnt tax ra te to cover un·
forseen events and help cash no,v.
Dr. Fred Bremer, superintcnrlent-presi-
denl. sugge sted hvo cents less than
Barletta. to build the undistributed
rese rve back to 1131,000.
Trustee l\lichacl Collins prnposcd a
lesser rate. 43.84 cents per $100 that
\\"Ould h .y1e a reserVe of $50,000.
The boar~ also discussed federal Jaw
that last yea r would have paid Sar:l-
dleback about $488 for each student who
.lived on federal !property ancl \vl10se
parents worked on, a federal installation
-such as El To(9 Marine Corps Air
Station.
Barletta said to get these funds . three
percent of the college's active enrollment
must live on a federal installation. He
said Sackfleback missed by about one
·student.
Boaid President Hans Vogel eaUmated
the district waa losing about $11.000
in possible furids for students who live
on federal prope.rty.
The board agreed that registratk>n
forms Y.'ill include questions on whether
Surfing Scouts
Ttu·nout 'T ermed -.
' Good hy:Guards
The response by Sin Clemente teenage
yollths to an invitation lo join a unique
surfirig·scouting prOgram sponsored by
ell)' lifeguards yras termed "excellent''
today by lt! sponoon.
About 20 youthf 'have signed up in
the new Explorer program which will
depart from the' traditional scouting pro--
cedures and offer an informal program
keyed lo water sports -IUl'fing, scuba
di\'ing and oceanographic study.
The new members of the group will
kick off their activities with vlsila to
usually closed surfing "pols deemed
ilmong the be!t on the coast.
Trips to ~{exico and oc:cAnOgrRphlc
institutions also will be part of the
program, cxpecled lo gel unQer 'vay
lmmediattly, said Lifeguard Capt. Phil
Stubbs, the group'• advisor.
the student lives on a federal installation
and whether his parents work on one.
The board agreed to keep about SS0.000
undistributed reserve as Collins had1
recommended. which will mean about
.-4:1..ctnt lax rale for genera] p\ll'postS.
For These Cops,
Wolf Whistles
Go With Beat
DAVIS <AP ) -For some members
or lhe police force a( the University
"f California's Davis campus. getting
a wolf '•"histle is parl of the day's
routine.
But then, the whistle isn't inlendcd
ror an ordinary flatfoot. These cops
:i.re girls. Wearing mlniskirled uniforms
that hit four inches above the knee.
The 11 girl members of the force
rlesignerl the rigurc.hugging uniforms
themselves, using airline stewardess oot-
fit.o; for inspiration. They're blue and
gold -the UC colors -a~ they
have big shoulder patches which look
f \'rn bigger on the girls.
"One thini:: 1ve all agreed upOn when
11·r designed the uniforn1 was lhat t}le
mi"i 1vf!~ definitely in,·· said one girl.
"\\1e flared the· skirts to avoid some
of the embarrassment lhal mlni.~kltU
cause in an office. But we forgot the
windy weather -wbich creates its own
~ind of embarrassment"
The girls handle office work. help
with female prisoners and man -if
that'~ the word -informaUon kiOl!lks
on the campus. They're called "Kiosk
Bunnies" by some "irreverent campus
inhabitants. ,
"It's nol likt the '<lid days/' said
a veteran campus officer.
All of the girls have ·at least two
years of college. They also· receive in·
~ruction in law enforcement -lnchxltng
self-defense. ,
It 's coincidence that lhe girls are all
~Uractive and have good shapes, main-
tains a department spokesman.
"When we interview we seek many
oualifications. includin~ a knowledge of
law, secretarial abilities, an outgoing
friendly personality and an ability lO
communicate with people." he said.
"You might say a well.rounded girl,"
said Ll. Derry Bowles.
Alaha1na Asks Nixon
:For Federal Aid
MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) -Gov.
Albert Brewer says he will ask Preskient
Nixon to declare portloNJ of the state
a federal disaster area because of
waterway pollution by: mercury , from
industrial plants,
Brcy,·er said in a Witem~t Thursday
he is asking the President to providt
1na:ic imum federal auistance lo he.Ip
Alabamians repair the damage. A com-
m<:!rcla l fishing ban \\'as imposed on
some 51,000 acres of state waterways
thl~ week when tests confirmed that
fish fron1 the areas were contaminated
with mercury.
W•lday, July 15, 1970 I DAILY "LOT ~ ...
Park llearing .. · ·Delayed
Clemente Mobile Home Plaza Plan to Chq,nge ,
By JOHN VALTJmZA ............. ""'
A l1S~mlnule llWJtc\ In plant !Ol!ay
multed In an appeal .. Su Clemente
ctly counclhn<n lo ~ IGllJchl's
ICheduled public hearlq on a con-
troversial mobile home park , proposal
to allow for more plannin1 in a dlflennt
approach to' UR! development.
The CootcmJ)Orary Mo b i I h o m e
CorpQraUon of Newport Beach haa asked
the council lo call off tbe scheduled
hearing .., the firm's appeal for
reconskleralion by the council ol4 an
· earlier de.nlal by pl~g commissioners.
The firm is attempting lo win city
permission to re place the Harbor Hills
Goll Course with a mobile home park
• -a request which brought throngs
_~fore commi~!9@r'L_l9 J..t:Ott::s.l _tbt
elimination ol the golf links with what
protesters aUeged were "tin boxes"
which would hurt property' values and
11poll views of the sea and 'rollin,g hills.
-Award of a C:ilatioa from a n11Uonal
pedestrian 11.fety aroup for aix years
of pedtstrian llfety tn Saa Cltwlente.
Poll~ ewtr Cllfford Murray wlU receive
Ille cJtaUon lor the clly.
-The resigoaUon of designer.builder
Thomas Broadbent from the city's park·
jng advisory commlWon.
- A request from .a lf'OUP of Santa
Ana area college studenta lO paint curb
numbers in San Clemente. Similar r~
quests from out-of.town individuals and
groups have been denied in recent
meetinp.
- A letter bearing 13 signatll_!'Jllf'lrom
the Riviera residential .dHt!1'Ct asking
for prompt actkm on plans to place
above-ground utilities underground.
-Sugge!Uons for less stringent pro-
·vislons· In ·fire hydrant and · off-.street·
parking sections of the p r o p o s e d
ordinance governing mobile home park
development.
-Another recommtnd1tion from mn4
missioners that plw for 1n architectur1l
review Jioard be lb&ndoDed at the
present Unit. Tbe. councll ln receat weeks
asked for the conuniallOa'• viewpoint orl 11ettlng up o( a board to acan arcbltec.
tural facton In new dt:veloprnut
-;.n additional missive from .com·
missioners asking that planl for rest
rooms at Linda Lane Park be replaced
by drawings for lbe facility, ln1teld,
to be set closer to the beach and the
life guard station.
-Reports from City Mana1er Xen
Carr on progress of requests ror ad-
ditional street lights on Aven~ San
Juan; revision of fees for golnng at the
A1unicipal Goll Course; acceptance of
notices of completion fOf' e~
flood damage repairs In canyors and
m:o11struc:tion of several rolf eoune
greens. and setting up of '• IJ)eeial
assessment district for lines carrylna:
processed sewage suitable for irrlgaUoo.
Spokesmen for the tlnn told city aides
that a new plan i1 being prepared to
J)erhaps compensate for the earlier pro.
tests. They need more time to develop
those drawinp; ContemJlOl'ary spokes-
men said.,
But deSplte the· pastponement on that
hearing, anoiher traller park application
~arlng for the sa1ne general vicinity
will a:o on as scheduled. •
County Thro,ving Curves
Say Tee11 Ce11ter Backers
The affair, called by the council two
weeks ago, will examine the proposal
by Uncoln Savings and Loan to build
a large mobile home park on vacant
Jarid between the 13th and 14th fairways
of the Shorecliffs Golf Course.
The council called the hearing for
tonight to "review" the approval gi\·en
the developer for the project by the
planning commission about a month ago.
The savings and loan firm had pro-
tested placing i~ a'pplication on the
same bill as the other park for fear
1hat Lincoln "would be painted by the
san1e bn.ish," aides 1aid.
Olher Items in toni~t's busy a11d large
agenda Include a resOlution to hire in-
terim City Attorney F. Mackenzie Brown
or Laguna Beach as a permanent part4
Ume legal counsel to the city. The
measure is expected to win unanimous
concurrence.
Other agenda items include:
By PAMELA HALLAN
Of tltt OlllJ' l"li.t Iliff
Organizers of the !\fission Viejo teen
cent.er feel they have been thrown a
curve by the county.
"We were informed by the county
~1onday that we must have petitions
to accompany our teen center proposal,"
said Perry Snell, a member of the newly
elected teen center board of directors.
The committee ha1 until July 20 to
acquire the signatures of Mission Viejo
and Aegean Hills residents. A specific
number was not Indicated, but Snell
figures SI percent would be a &ood
showing.
.. The teen center steering com mittee
has SO res ldenls ready to go ,doo"r to
door to obtain the sign11lures.
"All we're asking for is to use part
of the tax surplus which has been
generated ln our special services
0£ ••
The SALE you've
heen waiting for!
Our Bi99est Sale Event
••• Ever!
districl.11 said Snell. "There will be no
tax Increase in Mission Viejo."
Aegean Hills, however, f~s a lt
cent tax increase with or without Uie
teen center, according to Snell.
"l\1oney In the special serv.~ dllllrict
usually is .spent . for _beautification., A
Jot of people don't realize this. ~y
thinil; the Ml~ion Vl,jo Company mam·
tains the slopes and parkways," u.ld
Snell. "It's odd that a petltk>n isn't
needed lo spend money for that."
Snell said that if you added up the
taxpayers costs for housing 10 teena1~s
in a correctional institution for .Ill
months, it would pay for the I.ten center.
"lf our center keeps those 10 out
of the correctional lnstltutkln, It has
paid for Itself." .
The petition."! will be submitted to
the county Board of Superviaor1 durlni
Its July %1 bud pt bearlnp .. . . . . ...... .
Many Styles to Choose. from
Men's and Ladies
,la••• ••• AR s.1 •• final.
No bch•ngtt
or Rafund1.
• . . up to 600/o off!
V ril.ues to $34. 95
Now $2.90 to $21.WI
1052 IRV!NI e WISTCLll'I' l'LAZA -
NEWPORT BEACH e 541 Nl4
Solo $1orh
ThurMoy.
Doon Open
9:l0 A.M.
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,.1 1!_,. \
Rising Says
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Is~el Chief I .
\. ' By ~ P,1111:18 INTJJINATIQN4L
lsrHll ·illlllu hit E1Ypt todoy for tl>o ~ colioitutlve doy, llld llmll def,...
mfiiis\er Moohe Dayan Mid Soviet
. • l]\Qliary liwolvtmenl In Em>t was on
' _., If ........ °in.bolo l tl>o Jncroalt. He atao ...,...i.d "forelp '1~~11d ''.•tlitNli~· •woet· vOIUn,..rs" --~ wit11 Arab per-\b ~ Ill~ llrsl date 59 ril~ roi:-111 Jirdan nt L<ba...,. · m and EHi• · Egypt said tG Israeli planes stnx:k ·~ • ., ....:.0.;113 el!"h-ng· Jnllitary PoSillom at Pon Tewflk, sun,
eel ~~' at --~rosiroads €1Ulh and Qantara and lhat "our ~ir
Melhodist i:l~itb._ Tbe congresil" ~ ...... IY*'"' enga1od the attacking "'"···e· di"' . 1969 ftw planes. Thero w... no Ecpban ,·:~• e _ lN 1P . ~ • • cMUalttes or Uses, the repot1 said. = tliefr!,fOta we<Jding ~"' ' wad said ill planes lilt Egyptian
<Div i ,.; · J-· ~ii new bride-military tarpts IDd carried oot an hour-
41 llrol 6me'in-19U,-whellr'-iq rild In the Jonlln Viney 1n.,.,..11a1
thtX. were schoolmates. for conUrrued Ailb guerri.111 attacks on
• Jsraeli settlements. the 9P0kesman 1a1d
the Suez tu1et.s included artillery
emplacements in the northern and
JOUtbern sectors.
Wllh the Mideast conflict Increasing
in scope almost daily, the Arab press
lashed out at the United States today
for what it described as a joint pro-
~anda campaign with Israel against
EcYpt Ond lh• Soviet pmence In the
Middle East.
· Dayan, answering questions in an
Israeli parJla.ment Jle&Sion in Jerusalem,
r said Soviet involvement in the Egyptian
war machine had incttased, r1ther than
decr.....t. • .
V,I Tt._..,_
Mit~hell .
• I
To Defen
I
Voting Bill
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~ "' VIABHING'f()ll !AP) -~. ~
John N. Mltchalt hu p!fdl!ilj to dtlond'
tile II-year-old votlJ1I bill ~ Prai·
-NI""''' wlous ' about
Ill COOllltutlonollty.
-"Any pod 1..., .. Clll ~ Ml' -
oi a c~ and arp It wt~tqqtl atltlity.''
be said Tueod17 •t his Vlllhtll(lon
..,.,e.u eoolertnce in a year.
President Nixon llcnod .. lill Into
Jaw, but said be ::::1, to :J. :0:0
:: :=: ~ ~a":]f . .M~°!tF;l~!~ ~~
have been asked to aullmlt ltf'~ ~------~---
J tlleir plant !0< <onlll'1tll with Ill'
'new law. ' J
Tbel ll·y.ear-<>ld a1e ~ h .•
Votlna. Rl,tht3 Act iJoeo not take ~
until Jon. I, 1171: ~ otller key lll'O-
vllloas, b&nnlnc litftey ·fA!ota an( ~
Pina reokfeiicy requlr«ner\11 for ba!Ilittng
in presldentlal electJont, bteln'M! la'v
when Nl.to1r ~pod Ille blll June 22.
12 Survive
F~t Sinking
Freighter
MORRISBURG, Ont. (UPI) -When
a 3tlip aot.s down, particularly if she'a
heavy and goes down fast, the auction
,•. creates will drown anyone aboard
not atroog enoullb to fight the currer<s. He said not onty Wert Soviet ldviten
with SAM2 and SAM2 mi5'1et only 15
mile! west oi the Sun Canal but thlt
Soviet pUota were flying _.uonll
millkn over other part.a of the country.
He.<id-~ any Jaraell,&wielMrlal
clashes, however.
WINDING UP AT ALL·STAll GAME, NIXON TOSSES FIRST BALL
President Pitches Into Stands In Cincinn1ti •• Wih, P•t, Looks On
"Jf w~ do not recelv't~ a potlUve
rtlpOO&e by Auf. 3, we _ wiU ~urne
that the &tall does not intend to comply
fully with the new federal lllltute and
wt, oi cour1e, will ~ov focorfl\llY.''
~ltchelJ said in hi! first nel\·1 eoaference
in a year.
Such ac1Jon would take Jhe form of
l•..,.,lts filed before three-Judae panels
II the U.S. District Coult level and
procttd ap tbnJu&h tfle SYl>feme-c.ourt,
he said .
When tht ~loot 'Eaatcliff · Hall -
a ft!ighter loade.d to the gunw1les wltll
ptalron -•lammed into <llry~er Shoal
Tuesday and sank "like a rock," twelve
~ -nre str«ig enough. Nine others,
lnC'luding -a ail·year~d girl, were not. •
~ranlcif~e· Gltttn. a.rresttd· <tu 1itg G
Miami, Ji'lc., goftlbltno r,oid, told &ht
tiudQt that ht was not gambling and
'if he had heen he FOU!d ~ve outrun
~1111·-of -the j>atrolmtTL So tlie judge
<C1djOurnttl.. co1'rt to a football field
l1~ lei test G[fnn f'Clft1G 9.5 .!lecond 100
'l/Ord'.r; ·"*Hu'· otddUta.ncing sh«riff's
Dayan said Israel had lamed that
foreisn voklllteers "fJ'll11 various coun-
tries" were •rvlnc with Arab prrtlla f-In Jordoo llld Lebanon, but he
did not identify tlli OOW>triH and Mid
lsiaeli t.roop.s had not yet clashed with
them.
P entag·on Cost Savings
Report Given to Nixon
"We believe that cert.ain1j tbt 11-year-
okf votJng requtrement and' posa!bly tile
lite.racy test and re.skleney requlrement.s
\\1ill be determined only ~Y .a Supreme
Coolt !Ht," Mltc:hel! said.
On other topics durina the hour-Joag
session, first wllh reporters in the na-
tion 's capital in a year, the attorney
general ia!d:
"How fast can a iih}p go down!''
asked third qine.er John Scott 41
Montre.J. "It jtm went down awful f~.':
"It was like a blodcly dream. We hit
Md struck hard," said Patrick Totlins;
32-ytar-old wheelaman, orig.imllly of
&linburp, Scoiland, OOW Of S t .
Catherines, Ont.
~uiu Verno"ri· Jdnies. Tile judge de-
r14 Gllliil"not gulltv'.
Jordan also reported the J.-aeli air
raids today and said T1Ntli planes straf-
ed' a vJll&1e in northern J<retan near
the Syrian border and wounded 13 farm.
en. A apokesman said the targeta nre
a road. junction and vegetable market in
tht vlllage of North Esh-Shna, seven
•miles sol.Ith of lhe Sea of Galilee.
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11 ... -.... -... ·.,_,....c '"Sen. ·Kennedy
A Clevel~ :.church o~n1 1i
~:'$~':.~~~:-~.~~mp, , ,
onl{J1IOllS te~ RJJOTtl fit ~ >-
crime in thejr, oraas. Tht: Rtv. [oo. k Oniln'
Ropt:T S. Shoup, mh•i•ttr oj-€cl-· 008
VGTI/ Pre1b11ttrion Ch•fcli, 'laid •
Sunday tha& 1Mfttl pevom, pa r-1f~GTOl'i (UPI) -Sea. Edward
ticulorI11 in '1til •ner citv. Mt 1\U,~ '(P,.Mus.}, sald',Jod~ the
reluctant •tO' f.njofm police of ouU'oOt ls ominous for more unrest on ~ Ot;tivity~ Wit,. the tcle· collta:e. campuses when lhe new term
~.lln'•. vot .. t.lfs wilt rllo!i bellos In seplember. . iO'l!I 9tooui crQM to oppropnat• He ur1ad , P>utdellt Ni11Gn'1 Com·
I, "-"' li' · t ·-"'· mission oa c.n>1>11 Unr•t to •peed , . ~! ~orcemcn 'ar ........ s. ' 1 report to the White House with rtcdn·
:-~ 1mendatMxls for delijac wtthrtbe situation.
! · ' · • OlliM!W> WUUom ilr. Sc~, oponloa
· ·• ' lnitiil coinmlHlon beorlnp, promised' i:r·J~·•nt, ~.i of Cambrlcs1e, to-do so. M:aSs!~'.'llrij>ped down to his shorts Kennedy stid • Gallup Poll indicated
and Ui.iefslilrt, itood in line wlth ''VtrY clearlj.thit the American people. ~ aome ~ othl~ men at the YMCA see. Campus u.nrest as lhe No. l problem . . . facing tht naUon, outdistancing even th• ! ,,a,,nUy•wa,l~nc to toe a pby sl<al Vietnam war and rldai strile."
l t!~1nation for appoi.ntment to ~be He Mid the PoU was taken last May
1 lice ~epartmenL At tl}at .point, at the bei.Jht ol IOO'le campus dlaorder1, l r potice.iletecttves walked 111 and, .. but saMt "oonetheless, the results ar•
an:._ested1 Pane. Pant was charged dramatic, ind ominous In their. im-wttlr~. fJTOed robbery of a dairy plicaliOlll Ior furthtr unrest when classes ·
store Un Watertown. resume in September."
I. ,. ~ •• . ''The recommendations of the com·· A: , i-o,;..,.n, Engtahd judge fined mission can be iSAUed none too 1000, ·•
m ·st ,.....,_ P•go 27 pounds Kennedy said. Scranton, Republican , ·' fonner gove rnor of Pennsylvania. sild ( ''fhursday for assault. using the report.w o u Id be in Nl1on 's hands
tn i , behavior and illegally before September.
,, · g '¥is car. Authorities said. Senate Republican Leader Hugh Scott e Jost his temper when he re. of Pennsylvania to Id the comml.sslon ecr •' pafki'ng ticket, tore it up he could not concei ve o( any specific ..... K!ed tq, ituff it inside the jacket legislative proposals ~·hich ml1ht calm
Of9't~mald. · 1tudent unrest.
•"4•'
Wi'SHINGTON (UPI) -President
Nixon received a far-reaching: r~ to-
day from a special R&Del on recom·
mendations for streamlinin1 the Defen&e
.qepartment and achieving substantial
savings in )'tin to came.
11le · report delcribed as "a Fun-
damental reappraiitl'' of the Pentagon's
operat.lons wu WliUen by a study com-
mllllon beaded by Gilbert W. Fitzhugh,
<lllirman ol the -and Chief El-
ecutive al ~Utlll Ufe Insurance
Co -\;;_:... I -...... 1
fl!d>ui!l · Nlsiin'.lhe m'• '"°"'" JilinilaU... would 11afe little Impact oil
the curmit ~ pit if jrnplemented
soon aurA ...,. ... ail'Vings ta wbsequent
Y··-• i' ... • .. , ........ ~ ., ',J...-
He ~ Iba! many "11 ricom-
mendacio.. coold be inatKlitOd by
Presldentiial 4rdlr wbUe othen would
requtre 1pp10val by Conp'esl .
Nb.on, in receivit:e the report, pro-·
mJaod lo t;od It this weekend. He Im·
mediately lmtruoted .Defenle; Secretary
Melvin J\. t.trd, who was ,pre!Olll when
the report WU h1nd4ld to Nilon, to
gl" it "the hiahat priority po81ible."
The Pttsident swung back ·Into his ,
White House duties following ·a day away
from Waahfniton whicll' be , ~bed
u ''breaking out of the i90lali0n booth ."
He was buoyed by an enthus.iutic
recepUon ln Louisville. Ky., where he
1Tlft with governors of the Appalachia
states and at Cincinnati where he w1.3
dletrtd by the crowd a~ the All-Stat<
baeblll game. \.
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Cleaver in N. Korea
With U.S. Panthers
TOKYO (AP) -Eldridge Cleaver, self-
exiled minister of infonnatlon of the
Black Panther party, is reported by
the Korean Central News Agency to
have arrived in Pyongyang for a visi t
ID Communist North Korea.
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The President'• mood w 11 ebullient
in CinclMaU Tuesday following a rousing
reception earlier in the day in Louisville
"'here crowda esUmaled between 50,000
and 200,000 lined streets alon1 bis
motorcade from the airport and jammed
the downtown theater district Ercept
for a few peace signs, the crowds were
almo&t e1c,lusively cordial.
The AIJ.-Star fans, numbering about
52,<n>, cheered Ni.J:on u he *&ed out
the balll to the catchers of the. Amtrican
and NMJonal i.e.,.. teams. The Pttsl·
dent, poundtn1 a worn leather glpve,
then hurled another three balls into the
stands whert each was caught on the
fly.
Hopper: 'Drug
Claim Unfair'
TAOS, N.M. (UP I) -Dennis
Hopptr, who played a marijuana·
1moldn1. UD-tripplng motorcycll1t
h1 the movie .. Easy RiOe.r" said -
Tuesday a Life Magazine article
lhat claJmed he uaed narcotics "Is
not true and unfair."
"Man, the °"iy thll!g I -u'p with is Vitamin B-12)" ~r
said. "My only hablH""""' vice
Is cigarettes."
Hoppel' said be -Id fly to ·New
Yort. this week lo a p p_e i. r tn
television talk showa to refute· tht
Life. story.
"When (youn1 people) read that
Dennis Hopper can take heroin
and stlll write, dirtct aid act in
movtes, they will get the mistaken
imptUSIOD that heroin is not bad,"
he said.
-The number of wiretaps in use by
tile. government in ~ other than na·
tional security has doubled from 33 la.st
year to about 16, .most of them in
invest.lgaUons tA. organlieid crime and
narcoUca traffic.
-Ha recent speeches u r g l n 1
authcrities ID encourage peacefut dissent
~·ere prompted by the "reeotnHlon that
what we have been saying~ the Depart·
ment cl JUIUce and other parts of the
government have not been getting
through to the ttudents on the cam-
IMJS'!." He contendeit tht pceitton maril.!
no chall(e In admlnlJtratton policy.
Rep. Jordan
Assassinated
In Missouri
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UPI) -A pro-
minent Necro st1te legialator who was
1ttking re-election In next montti'a
primary was shot to death by an MUiiin
in a pasaing car today in front ol. a
bar which he owned.
state Rep. Leon Jcrdan, 15, a rormu
police. officer who was generally Ni~
u t h e most pcwuful PolJt.icll force
in Kansas City's black eonuitunlij', wu
sb<4 three times from a l2-g:a1111e lbotton
83 he walked aWay from the Green
Duck tavern.
A witness told pollcti-he heard f'lrtt
shots and llW a ~ ~tainlnf th.rte
Negro men spetd away. Two 1belt CU-
inga were found Dffl' the' 1eene.
Jordan wu aeeklnc !Hlecticln to his
fourth t..., in tbe ~ !>Ouse and
W8' ~ ln Ule"'Dfmoc:ralio•prlniary
bl' Lee ~. • ·•x--old blac:k militaqL 1 ' ~ , ")
Curtsey tor the Qtaeeta
Tbe frolghter -ori tM wron1 skte
ol. the St. Lawrence. seaway a quart.er
mile from the normal ups~am course
-crashed inlj tlJe (MoaJ JS (eti Undu
water and scraped over into 80 feet ol water.
"'lbe survivan told me it went down
likt a rock," said Ontario Provincial
Police Constable A. Thornton, one. of
~ first policemen on the sctne.
There wis no Ume to 1et to the life boards.
Three o ff I c i 1 I invest..i&ations we.rt
launcbecl _Tueaia,y to anrwer-the bMic
qutfl'tion of why the freighter wu so
far off~'m IOOcf we.tbet 19ith IOC>d
visibllity_ ' '
Tbe bodl!1ot; ~apt. Albert Groulx, 52,
o( Montttif, WU found Tuead1y by ICUbi
divers. in the area. 'Rial oi ~ son,
Alain, 11, wu not. The ~&flt 'divers
also found ·ttie bodies of chle( enlfneer
WUlit Dtmtrs, his wife Jacqueline and
their 1i1.yt11-01d daughW!r. The bodies
of four other crew membets .till were
missin1.
Strike May Came
British, Rationing
LONDON (UPI) -Britaln's 47,000
Loophoremen today ruudt all the na-
tion's seaports for the first lime in
44 yean1 Union leader Jack Jones nid.
••we are, prepared for a Jong 1trlke."
Officials said the. new Comervative
Party rovernment, facing it& first major
challenge, i.lready had Prepared plans
to declare. a' state ol emergency, probably
Withiri the nett 24 hours, ind to me
troops if neassary to move vital cugoes
of perishable foodstuffs.
They 11id it also was prepared to
ratioa some cornmoditiri, if the 1trike
drap on.for sevtral weeks.
Prince Cherie• looks on as Queen Eilzabeth accepts
a basket of flo\vers from Lisa Dawn Epp, -4, in Stein-bach as part of their tour o! Canada's Northwest Provincea. . bach, Manitoba. The royal family stopped in Stein·
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E!NIE
,D.llLY -· IS
Cambodia
Controls
Mountain
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SAIGON (AP) ;-.ti.S . .Vlln-
td mer~ritl 1qoiaht lhelr
j.ay ~ slope areaa of
Kiri Roin w..ii...iay but the
Viet C<Mig and • llohb Vte~
nameae h~ ·OO to at least
,two ·m.i« poilljons In the
mowtaln r~ IO mll!i! .... 1
ol Phnom P..o. ' '
Hawks' R~P!Jrt, Surpr,i.S~ CritiCs
WASHI NGTON (UPI) -
Four "hawkish" Congressional
lnvestigaton have surprised
sk~ics on all &Ides by
reporting that U.S. soldiers
"deliberately" shot down ln-
nocl'flt civilians, ln the South
VletMmese hamlet ol. My Lal.
• Furtherm<>re, the Special Jioose Armed Services Sub-
committee said, Army and
State Departmoot olficen In
SouU1 Vietnam suppressed a
stream of reports .ther recelv·
ed ibbut tll! a leged
"massacre." The lwmakers
however refrained from a
blanket condemnation of what
took place when "C" COl"(lpany
SWP,Ot throu gh the village oo
~t ·h 16, 1968.
"At this lite dat-." aoSd ••Jn fact It was 90 wrong
lhe subcommittee at the "1d. and to foreign to the normal
of· Its 53-page report 1\1~,. character and action s of oor
"who can J u d g e lhe mJUtary forcca as l9 im·
cumluaUve effects ol Lile ')\or-mediately raise a question as
rors. fears and frustrations to the legal sanity at. the time
which lhe men ol "C" Com. ol those men Involved," the
pal\Y had lr!ep forctd to en· panel concluded.
dure just prior to their action Ttie subcommittee w a s
at My I..I on March 18, ol formed and assigned' Its task
that year." by committee Chairman L.
The ·panel •kl what •hap-Mendel Rivers (D-S.C.). Riv.
pened wu obviously wrong, erl has compla ined bitterly
.and that it violated. the since the Pentagon began serl·
Geqtva Conventions, the "'Jes ous\y investigating lhC My Lai
of engagement and directives alleagtions and ch a r g l n g
from fbe hJgbest allied com-servicemen with crimes. He
JllattdS in Vietnam on t~e has accused the Army of
treetment of civilians. lt said persecuting American fighting
'-'some" I n n o c e n t civilians men who were just trying to
were .. deliberately killed'' by do their job. But today Rivers
American troops. said or the subcommittee
Fake
report which speaks of "a
tragedy of major ~
portions":
'"l agree with everything
ln the report. They've done
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"Troubles! I don•i have any troubles to tell 70ll
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bodlan ••rtar laid 10 ba1' \alloril I>! llit . Caml>o,ilana
recrulltd and. "111ried llr &uth
Vletnlll!I ;liod.' .,.-;heir
contrOI ' on' UM, mountaih top,
but the l.,m•n e11em)' force
that .ov'trrin ~I.Ile· C.mbodlan
armygilrflllOli ·s.tmray-sdU
held tbe · villi · ol. Prince
Noroclom s11u1nauk, lhe depos-
ed chief of state, ..ana a small
military factory where ~
munition' clips were m8de fOr
t.he Cambodian anny. The
prince's big vacation chalet
Is on a rise on the mliunta9'
top. while the brick and rein-
forced concrete factory · also
ls in a formidable pos;IUon.
Rapliael ls Real Thing
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On the other side of the
w:1eM~~~:!:~!:"~ ARMY VOlUNT.EER FALLS IN FOR MUSTER'M
Kiri Rom, which mean 1 Mother~ D•ughter Training Outslde Phnom Penh
fence were those Vietnam
·doves and others who private-
LONOON (UPI) -Whet the golden age ol Italian art, was Jy scoffed at t'he notion the subcommittee woold produce NaUooal Galltry lhougtll was born in Urbino in 1483. He the objective report promised
only a copy ol l}aPhael's 16th died at the age of 37, leaving by Its chairman. They noted Healthy Air .Mountain.· While -----~-----"---------a wide range o( ..... i ... ...i th l II (our be the fighting raged there,
another large North Viet-
namese force -s o m e
estlmales said 1,000 men -
attacketl a government bat·
ta lion Tuesday at Srak Neak,
2S miles to I.he south. The
garrison suflered h e a v y
losses, the attackers
withdrew, and a Cambodian
spokesman said there was no
further fighting today.
Police Seeking Aid
In Michigan Kidnap
century portrait ol Pope Julius .,....._,.. a a mem yrs were
II has turned out to be the master,>ieces, Including his dedicated supporters of the Transftguralion, possibly the U.S. effort in Vietnam and
real thing -worth . an best known. generally pro-mllilary.
estimated $12 million on the An official at the National Today 80me ol them con·
rqarket Gallery said the papal portrait ceded t h e subcommittee
The gallery announced Mon· was pricelesi!. report carried some surprises.
day months of painstaking iJr. "·You can begin thinking at Because courts·martlal are
vestigation have established I million pounds (2.4 million Pending 8 g a Inst fl v e L' "SING Mich (UPI) mo-and more CO"""rned for · · 1 ed · the ru~ , . -.... ....... that it has the genuine dollars)," the official said. serv1«;emen invo v in
Police Chief Oerold Husby has her salety.'' portrait, painted about 1511-12. "But really the painting is alleged massa<:re, the sub-
asked local residents to .. iearch •' I a pp ea I to a 11 Cecil Gould , the gallery 's truly priceless." committee did not seek to
Antisecrecy Group
' ' . Pushing 'Teller Vote' .
WASHINGTON (UPI ) -ff..,.. Into orie on 1'flldi tnem-
Wlth one win and one loss ben:' names, as M'll 1M tbtir
behind them, members of .a ,·totals, are recorded:. tor Ind
bipartisan Houae anUsectecy against. . ... !
bloc regrouped today for" 1 . Opponerrll ol •• tlJlo , clrutlc
major effort. to put lawmakers change in Houae procecb't,
on the record on most siptn. ·· tMt for 111 yeen hM .~
cant tssue1. ed in anonymity 'in I Jo r
They perfected language of dedslons alllo alrdeol lor ballle
an amendment to turn t h • but admlltcd lhe7 •proi>ob)J
so-ailed "teller" vote in the Were licked. • A .A.. .A.. their property for any sign residents ... to search their deputy director, said this With a small exhibilkln focus on who may have done
)...( H H · meant an identical -·ait ~~"ng bow X·ray ex· what In the hamlet ; but it,'jOOiii0iii0iiiOiiiOiiiOiiiOiiiOiii0iii0iiiOiiiOiiiOiiiOiiimlOiiiOiiiOiii ... o(LaurleMnrninohanandthe own property, including .,..... ""IV"'' ted .. _, hll
V -·--o hanging in the UffiP Gallery aminations ·bad shown the opera wruer no s u c ARTISTS & tR fTSMEN ietnam gwunan who kidnaped her woods, culverts ... anywhere in Florence, Italy, i.. actually work to be a genulne Raphael, restrictions in probing the A .
during_ a gift shoP holdup a.ix where somebody could be held Ui not the I lnal · charges of a cover.up. e copy -or g it was put on view this morn. At one point in the report,
Pull t days ago. against their wlU," he told as had been thought. ing. the lawmakers accuse d OU No trace has been found a news conference. The ga1lery's Raphael was Gould , the man behind the military and slate department
ol the pretty, IS-~r-0Jd Husby said there was "no purchased in l824 with 37 clisc:overy, sakl, "We have all officers, assigned aa clvlUan
·FESTIVAL SPACE AVAILABLE
FOR QUALIFIED ARTISTS
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Sp -..>.-1S Up blonde and her Nem ab-point" in spreading the other warks for $13',800 and beea blind. We had always province advisers, ol working THURSDAY, JULY 16th-4 to 10 p.m..
t:::e(I duct.or. Husby Co ft c °t de d massive search to other areas had been ln the reserve Col· taken it for granted that ours together "to suppress evidenc! ChMrel MMft .. I p.-.J
Tuesday : "We are becoming unless evidence warranted It. lecUoo, not on displaf. was just a good, If fil thy, of the allegation and its in-~-=~==...,·=·=,.-,..,.--,.,,--==-_.
SAIGON (UPI) 1 · The Miss Murninghan, daughter Raphael Sanz Io, whose 1~~C'll~Y~· ~~~~~~~~~v~es~U~g~atl~o~n.~"~~~~~~~~~~7'~J~LA~·~U~NA~-~N~YON ID., LA•UMA llACH United States accelerated Its ol fonner Lansing Mayor Max popularity has remained more\
" Ph" e Foor" troop Th,· :urmond Asks E. Mumingban, has not been con>tant tban that of any
withdrawal from Vietnam to-seen since she was taken from other great painter since the
day,deactivatJngan Air Foree R U • her su mmer job at I Notc Open Ever9 Niie 'tll 9 pm, Set. 9:~0-6
unit and starting the moV<! eserve Bit· Gallagher's GUt Shop by a I
ol a Martne Corps . Air robber who p~tol·whipped the Low Enrolhnenl s
Squadron to Jipan. WASHINGTON (AP) -Sen . owner and 1took $60. LA ' A~~8!; ::::e:~~:i~ = =~~~f·~>.u! _P~ceofhadu:mhec;~~y tips ~~k>~t ~ -' i
clded with 1 .drop in baWe ~ ~~~ !: and appealed to ciUzens to ped at Kent State UlJivenity , ·
actlvlly in Soutb Vi..tn'"""· -·-a·-··~· telephone more. following the shooting death! ' .1'
Allied .... 1" --r· .. are resezylsts in hopes of comm ... "'4ues reported · "The magic one has not ct -four students Jn campus
light and scattered ground ' establishing a Reserve UJlf f9r Yw1 been rece!Ved, or if it viOlfnce May 4.
fighU11g. Coo~ said Tuesda y has we haven't discovered A. total ol 7,470 mudents TO SAYE· IN THE
So u J h V i e t n a m e a e 1 •--J f1I ,Vtis," Husby said. enrolle<I foir the first iulhmer
k --'d th be onner =•lary ~ •nse spo ~men .-J e num r Robert s. McNamara atiolish. J Tl*' $6,000 reward offered ~ at Kerlt, 2.'7-percent
o f Communist-initiated in-ed congressional Reserve units for her safe return had drawn JoWer than in the same period ·
cldents dropped to their lowest five years ago but the current at least two extortion attempts last year, a spokesman said
point in almost four months. secretary, Melvin R. LaJrd, and one "tip'"' was a deliberate Tuesday . However,
Guerrilla shelling a t t a c k s has advised him he ha.s 00 hoax by two young men that prelinilnary ~llmates had ln-
overnlght fell to their lowest objection to re-establishing cOst "thousands of dollars" dicated the drop would be
level slnci! March. them. to track down; Husby said. more than twice that Jaree.
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port city of Da Nang, members
of a 400-man Marine Corp15
TeCOMaJssance s q u a d r o n
started leaving for a new sta·
tion in Japan. The squadron,
equipped ..,.tth Phantom photo
reconnaWance· jeb, had been
based in Vietnam since April,
1965.
At Phan Rang A1r Base on
thil central coast the U.S. Air
Force com'pleled the' in.
activation of the ~man 309th
Tactical Airlift Squadron. IL
had been baaed in Vietnam
since November, 196.1, flying
Cl23 Provider Transports.
NAME· CHANGE SALE
The 50,000.man phase four
withdrawal 'j't'ill be complet
by Oct. 16, dropping the
authorized Amertcan troop
level in the war zone to 314,000
men. Another l o o , o o·o
Americans will be withdrawn
by May 1, 19'1U.
Ro gets
Pessim:i4dc About~~rizks
w ASlllNGTON l (AP) -
Secrpry ·ol. Slii* WllHarn P.
R91tra sayr 1!t aees UtUe hope ti nogoUallnj an end to the
war In Vietnam.
"I must lily that In terms
or a conventional end of the
war as we think of it, 1 don 't
tl'link that we'rt 811.l ck>ser,"
Rbger1 said in a radio lr>-
tervlew recorded· U ~
Sunday and rell!oilod m
Tueodq. "Tbal Ii ...._,.. 11M
enamy doeotl'I ahow Ill)' t11-
terest in wanting • end the
war.''
Rofers uld the tnd result
may be 1 altuadon If no war
and no peace. Escalation ol
the war may conttaue. but
the enemy still may rtly on
terrorimt and guerrilla al--
t.a cla, he added.
Doubts o( a negotiated peact
cropped up elsewhere in the
State l)tpartmenL
C.rl Bartch, a deptrtment
1pOkesman. sald State has no
information to confirm reports
ol Sovh:~t Interest In • new
lndochlnl conterenct.
.. lllnlllla· CID II rellllna ... . . .
THE COFFEE POT IS ALWAYS OH.
How about a cup of ridl, hol cofl1t, freshly bftwtd!
OrWOtild '"'(>Illar hot tu! Hnl-derkious
' fresft.baltd cooMl!l lfu """'dli~ Jmic&
of 1"'' N,.port Natiollallan~ Sit"""'' Re~1! T1ke
timt to unwind! forl't yoor piobiem~ and lat
hot rtlreshments and cookl• 11Ye )'OCI a new ptnpedivt
• tor tht day. Ntwtort llltio'11Bani<~1lw11l
/ thinkln1 of yool lli'" bttn donr ii forJUB.
Enjoy this, al•1 with ether ¥11ique ""'ices 1s
"Tltl 11911.Uniquc Bani In 1ht !fond."
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Nt,lrtDmct Mltht l10111l !McArth11r W ·3111 • ....... amc. lmld• 1t1'mbottt iU·lt41 ~ Plfi ._ Nlltwood •l Commonwnhh 811·2900 • ...., MllllOfflct H1rbor tt Btu 171·72'90
.. ,_., Oflct SlperiOr II: Pltctfttl1 642·t5Jl • IWnr8'tr Offlct (at Ch1pm1n It St1t1 Colt111111-4840
W..tdtft Mc. Wtttdltf at O.Wtr 642·3111
ltll lttdl Ol'llol Ltbura World, S.11 BtKh 596-2711 • L.t1111 HUb Olllct lllwrt Wotl4. lt111N1 HntslJ0-3200
about our ·~w orratlon-•••
We'll specl1li1• in suits, 1portco1ts and drt11
1l1cks Mly --. the only store of its kind" iii Or·
engt County. A f•mous meker of priv1te ltbef
merchandise has a~reed to cooperate in our
low-m1r9in, hi9h.'vo~ume outlet. We'll offer his ,
beautifully teilored, quelity 1uit1 1t 60 -J. LESS
than "stores 1e1in9 them under another name.
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. Worsted Wool, Dacron & Wool or Silk & Wool
Values $100 to $125
The lu•urious drape, rich texture and • lustrous look of -
supe rb woolens is yours at .• lmost unbelievably low
prices. Choose from a· greet selection of n•"I popular
patterns · end she dos.
SPORT v al11e• to SB,9 DRESS -rues to pi'
COATS $39 A $4 SLACKS $15 °& $11 •
2300 N. HARBOR Blvd ,, Costo Mesa
HarborCenter, on the mall-540-1500
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• On 5a\lmlay, San Clemente -described by many
as a lleepy .Uside tl'.IWJl -will awaken. With the blare
Of 1mrching •bitids and the clop of bbr•e's hooves as a
patade of 400 entriu and about 4,obo persons w'.eaves lhnluah the main struts as the hlgbligbt of La Fiesta
de la Christiani ta.\ • ,
Tbe 2lllst ariniveriary of lhe first Chn•Uan baptil;m
in. California Will be commemorated ID San Clemente
with 1a ~ay .fiesta complete with-the third-largest
parade ln-CaHfon!la. ·' Undoo~y San Clemente'• per~de I• tbe larrest
procession ill tlie' state for such a small city~ ..
arJ •lo'Rtd not jullfor U.. parti!rliiatiop of San Clement•
residools, but ior;'aU ci.tlzen1 of lh~ Or .. ge Coast who
want ''to enjoy honoring a notable 'part of Calllorrua
history. The San Clemente Chamber of Commerce is to be con~ratulated lot the time and effort that have m ade
La Fiesta de la Christianita an important coritribution
to Southern California culture and recreation for 18
consecutive years. · •
Boyd's Loyalty Prio}'.ity
It was not surpriJinK·fe<:eaU1 that' Laguna Beach
councilmen ac\ed i"n ·an effort to netp defeat a bllf that
they feel mlgh! jeopardize the adcipted route of Pacific
Coast Freeway. ..~ ·~
It appeared some years ago that the !reewaYj would
shotj{un through Laguna Beacbj 1Urianimous opposition
of government a~encies, ci~f·associaUons and the
people welded itself into a formidable irail ·of enlightened
opposition to a bisecting freeway. .
Tliis unanimity and singleness of purpose was unique
in Laguna where every major problem is usually orbited
by an array of differing positions and opinions.
Aided by the county, and other l)eighbOring Political •
subdivisions, Lagunans won their freewlly n~ht by con·
vincing the state that a bypass rout~ should be adopted
inland of Laguna. ._ ·
City officials feel this is jeopardizfil -made sub·
ject to re-evaluation -if a bilJ now ·in the senate shOqld
pass. The bill, authored by Assemblyman Robert Bad·
ham o! Newport Beach, would delete the portion o4tbe ·
Coast Freeway route throug·h Newport Beach. ~
• \Vhat was surprising was the flrong refu~l of1..Vice '
M~yor Charlton Boyd to concur· with 1be rest of ~he
council.· Boyd argued the council Shotl ld remain silent
on the issue to preserve neighborly· relations' with New·
port Beach. Other councilmen, noting that -the Newport
Beach City Council was not supporting the Badham bill,
took the position that a Llguna councilman's loyalty
priority properly must be to Laguna Beach.
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M i litary Balatace lias f:hfitlJled
Russia Now Dominant ,·in Mideast '
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Dog· Lovers . "'I . ' qevll worshlp rnurder11 Mnuner
murders, 1nd. now ?qOtorcyele
gangs atten'lptlhg rpurder -:-what
next Jn this IWnmer spree· of vio-
lent de1th? ' ·
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'l-11 ...... rtfltth ,....,... tMws. "" ~ '~."" """ .. .. ......... ""' "'" IMt .,..... h ..._., Ollt. O.llr PllM,
HOWEVER A Verdict may a!IO Include
"punitive" damages. lm~not to com·
pei1111e lor Ult plalallll'• 11\iury but ~ t. ':' ::.:::: :.='!i~-= I& plll . I Ill may illcleelt bl colleclld. lli,lr outlook, their Pal' oam,jo': , • ""'* .pollcy In al)Oll><r> *'amatlon c.,., tl>e pllln-0.. il Ulelr '4ft~won fl ,• -'850 fQr 1the. damage
• , ' t ._to a.a. repul.aUoa, and 1~ lo teach ,.,:,'---J_,.. __ , ·r·--·ther-ftfendll'll~ ltsaoc~-The $660 -wn-
... Cllllt. ~ • vtt.•lec.r anay htld -111 rrtt. but the plalntirr did have
- -"11'1 ,Ill the oolare ol free to pay m.om. lax on the ~. 'Ill~
.....,:. 1 1 ... NlilM i n v o I u n t l r 1 wu considered Income because. in spite
• ,...._ Al .. have " do I• •~e ot_ the harm he had suffered , he came
.. ~ ad physical 1:11·Xnnl.1 1>f out $350 richer than he had been befort.
... ......,. 11 high as pcaslb'.c n· :I
_. ,.... men wUl cl1mor (or lhe An American Bor A11odatio1t put>-
,....., W ..WY and ter\11." Ile 1entict featur• b~ WUZ Bernard.
,.---B11 Geor9e ---.
Dear George:
1 have been a member of the
Secret Service for several years
and recejved thrie promotions.
Unfortunately, I have somewhat
of a problem. I don't know what
I'm supJ>05ed to be doing. Can
you help me? ,
. ANON
Dear Anon ;
J wish I could, Anon but ft
W<>Uid betray a c:onfld•°"' and the
other gizys would say' T couldn't
keep ,I •CCTtl: J'!!! m!o&J , !!lib 11\t crowa ind qud beina IO nosy.
{Advice on any subject,
particularly those subjects on
which no advice ls called for.
George will poke his nou Into
your personal affairs at no extra
charge.)
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ha.s·supplanted Britain, the United States by the build-uP of SOviet and other
~ and France as the dominant external farces. ·, ,
i force in the Middle Ea.st.. Thia u114erlyiac UIUmptioa may be
Under tbese conditions courageous wrong for lwb ~· It may bec:qne
Israel does not have an assured future poliUcally bn~ble· for the United
even if it continues to exist as an Slates f:o· undertake tbe. ,.kind " ~
independenf state. intg:ent1on whi~ ~ be called for.
Siipplying Phantom jets· to be shot It •Y already be 'toO M fOr UXtbltC
down by the new COmpltJ: Of D .. ~~:an Jess than dlrflCblnlervention, an(I i£ that ~ r. so the nsu tho! 1he Ruuianl hive , missile defenses merely illustrlltes Uie already taken , have -.; .,. oft beca(ISe tenuous nature of Americin policy. It r.--ls an open question whether or not they ha ve correctly j\iiged that • the
the Ph to j wlll be United Slates cemot .. dlrtctlf lnt«vene an m ets oeutrallzed with its own mill'"'":" forces. , , 1 in the same way as oth!r French and -~ .. Amefi-.alr~aft operaled')iy the tsraell ~ nusu,\Ni qiJJLi>, lie ~ :
Air F~~1l4-of addl6ona1 illinf•n ·' wflilnc to,Iet"tiie~ M'~~ ' .,c;.-oµnte·~-~ · an escalating con. the9e cll'ClllnltlricM, tMt ttNj' iril·:~ .1 fronlati9n~ .. • , tf!'ested in a .settlement. 'Curnnt pollc7
common l9fl -the enjoyment ol a
healthy ~Uoli.activ!fy. · .
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-' Dlrec;IDt <ii R<lcreatlon
• 1 ClfY of C.la Mesa
is. rlKliy beed on .p, asaumptlon . that
theft may be aome element " ~.
on the Russian tide: This eGuld~prVve.·
as in the past, to be a delusion.
The, Russians have rec:Overed from
their humlliaUontln the·aix~ay w~ when
thi!ir supplies arid technical ad~ went'
down the drain one! N.-lollered-
They do not seem lo be muob frilbtentd
by President Nixon '• warning lo lhem
that the risk to world ~ace ii sreater
in the Mideast than in Vietnam; Their
nuclear stnngth equall or ei:~ the
United States, and that was ~ the
case in the last major confrooLIUon·
of the Cuban milllli crisis so they
are movq with mote ooo!ldel1ct.
To the Editor:
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The time ha,1 Ion& 1ince come for
la1's protectln& !Iii! lnmridual from
mafpra..X. by locfl an& ~ftderaf Jew
enforcement ag~ncte& Ian 't it just p
much a crime \'hen a policeman illecaJIJ
enters a private rtsldepce or Illegally
1earcties a penon'1 pruence u it 11
when a criminal d~ ju&\; that\
Letters from reader• ar• totlcoml. •
Normallr IOTll<n should convey t11<ir c-.. C!'IP ... e
message1 in 300' wordl or, et~. tilt' To the~~Edt . •-. right to condeme ltttlrl to .Jit lpGCt' . , • ' •
or tliminotiUb<I ls r<•"1'<d. All let ofCl!'.._c.LL<i!olthethOrangeAm ~tyn~ ters must include .riQRa&Urc and maU. 1llJ'eaCll'1I e etn;an ~'9;'1·
ing address, but pames tftatt -bf toidl-' SocLety, I ~fib to e~ my hemfelt
held on req'l&ftt }f pffidn& recuon , •ppredaUon to )'OU and YOU! st.ff for
;, oroort'I~ P0<try 1riU nol b1 pob-."1Pi"I lo-~• the 1910 ea-~
lishcd. a re90UDClrw IUccesl. Yotir ·VI t. I
And t~ srapevlne hU It' lhll tile
clgaret ~mpan~'s 4ft toolin1 up -now
to produce· a ,nfarljuina c1&aret if· and
when IL becomes legalized.
Remember, alcohol (an Ingredient in
most medicines) makes you well when
you are sick, and sick when you are
well. We can't say that of dope.
\ MILT BASHAM
To the Editor:
tn a recent editorial tnLIUed "Banning
Motorcycles" you stated ". • .A few
years back, the problem of illegal drag
racing on clty streets 1'11 ttsolved liy
creating spetjll dr1g 1lrips. • . " As
, a very inlemlelf pOrly_ in all phues
of recrtallooal activlty, espeda]Jy for
the )'Olllll1 l would Ullo lo point oot
that the COD Mesa llemolion Depor\•
ment is trylag to Mlp sol.e the problem
of "somepla to enjoy their wbeeb.11
THE DEPARTMEN'.r .llU orpnlzed
a rnolorcy<le 'and ~-club, "Can~
La Trans," wh.Wi make trips to remote
dirt riding areas the last wttkend of
each month.
I feel sure that the 30 to 50 young~tcrs
Rnd 11n Increasing numl>er of lhelr
parents think the city of Costa Men
ii ...,·orking ...,·ith the cyclists toward 1.
What rm 1e<tin& at is this: When
an Individual is arrested as the l'!:suli
of an illeial maneuver by an offil'er,
the victim should have ane m of
co !raft &MZJUb)ic seNice pl'OWll once recoun;e • .,::'& ~ o1 the press. THIS ru:cou-. to be effective
I · I within the frame'oltt ol Oii? pi<lent
,Nor ~.HAVE~· ma~ned ~ network of liiw1, J!i\llll illelf be oel
posltloo • leaden m the Stale"" • down ,. taw by the ~-•
Crusade, ~ only to Los Angeles, The effect O! till! 'l<pt ncoune w!D ·
but we •.ntiLipal.e , atta!-rung our highest Inhibit law eilfoccement olfteen from
l<lla) lo !lie~• hl5tory. , ov•l1kpP!Di . -• .......... ,.qlllfiil I wo4 Uk< to offer a ~al -d~..O.pi(t.•i.ifmoslty, liejf~ l ......
of thatto Mn. M. D. iim:rt'-Coola lack o1 , lrul\ Jo OW' 141' ¢_'!COll)l"I
fll'OIJP >Oluilteers., to all, Yd ' p.rn~~Y UW i*~L Tlill Mesa · tha'":ihet un~ , "i<ileles ,n.i the w~IO ~"!'l'o~lnJ .,
r~.;..-. hav~. ao lenel'OUI--miJht help aav~ the Allb>· ' ~
ly. . • VIR I. PARTCH '' _ l JQ!JN TALLE f
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brlglll ....,11\1 to know that oerving In .the
Army J~ __ a.::..drq. But 1!l<Y ore not
bri&hl enougn to know tbit H th<ilr
lathen bad been u brllhl u they
are, lhey lhem1elve1 woull have baked in ovens.• So spoke Al Capp, clrloonl1t
of • . • 'U'I Abner,' as be'-explalled
that he was sick o( hearin& lhll ram·
paging 11tudenll art the brightest ones
on the campus."
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Th• tdilOHcl Plf• of 'th• Dailr
Pilot 1et.W. rD ,i~form cmd .n,,.. J
~u rcadera bv pr11rntino Utis •
MWIPCIPft''t ~ftionl and c°""" 171t111mY, on to~ of l~_l<l{•ol
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our rtad1n' ophdtna, Met blf
presrntt"f ·"• difff'ff •• palnls o lnf~"f"!I ob1~tr1
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:CHECKING · •UP•.
Adillt~ Tu"rate
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J:F SOPBU'LC)UN-bad liol '=*'~k cold~ •
alteadt m1de• PU;blle • :~ RVICE-Q knowledg~ ol lt, I w~'t .. ~ SEar• growipjj
report ~ {Id ~ baa the fastest iJl populattoq,711 X.
biqest tee\ al1lOOl an ~ Over the \!last. ~ 10 )'tars!
leading 18dies i ol. the world Nevada, 1 r i :r; o n a aod
lllGB·"""""" ,;.:,..,,._, Calil9rnl•. tllat order .•. · · • ·r -~-~ . .iJVVJWA:) Q. "Have 4ere beef!t ~ lot
can eninguisb i ;Oame. Know-of. Siamese t~?" A. A lot
ing !his, the lnVenlors are bom,. yes. l_lappens about
trying to · come up wttti .a· f:Vt!f'1 ~.ooo ~rtns. However,
nolae bOi th al ti·re In all h~ry.~nly about 300 have survived more lhan a
departments Can use inMead few days.
of water hoses . PERSONAL N E -It was
MORALS -: Ohio ~le. just 100 years .-o that-~
University researchers, COil• first rubber ootsing nipple
ducted a study ·.oout. how our was·~ on a ~y's ~~ morals~ .. _ .... e with~•ae 'Jbe Long time""back,•thilt. ~ 1
..-.16 -lad on the, farm J once found
older we get, they a · box of old cafl horns in
the more tolerant wo ~ Ille attic. TheY had ~·ll'Od
about reports of_ extramarital as babj's boCiles:, fl Wa$°18aid ,
affairs, bul the less toi,rant before the ~ umatlhl nipple
we become about reports ot came alpag.
mercy killings. That makes
· sense, to qoote the little old
lady on laxatives.
OPEN QUESTION -WbY.
ts it about four times as many
boys u girls have serious
trouble with reading?
A WRITER OF religious
opinion contends, "Woman'-s
primary function is to bear
children." JJ tbat" a· {act?
Thought 1he Bible • ·akf Eve '
was created mainly to keep
Adam company ••. YOU'VE
HEARD OF Frank Sinatra.
And Rudy Vallee. And Glenn
Miller. 'And maybe even Russ
Colwnbo. But have yoo ever
heard ol GeOrge B. Evam?
He made them famous.
'l1IE NEW WEST -D;p
a branclng iroo Jn liquid
nitrogen and its temperature
will drop way below zero. It'll
leate a mark on a calf's bide
j\1$ as 'though it were red
hot. But it ·doesn't hurt cas
mud!. .,..,_ ,.latively """"' di3Ciiv' ,t '".".biibJy ' I Ille ~ oOcsety fb~.~'tol~. ' . ..
RAPID REPLY -Yes, slr,
the town of Liberty, Texas,
was f~ by Freoctunen
who intended il to be the
military headquarteTs --from
vrttlch Napoleon was to con-
quer Mexico. • Your questions and com·
ments are welcomtd and
t.Oil{ be, wed in Checking
Up whttt11tr po,ssibU-. Ad-
dre1s letters to~.' M. Boyd,
Bo: 1815, ·Newport B'each.
Cali/, 92660.
Want Politics
Or Cold Beer-?
TOMBSTONE, Ariz. (AP) -
Jim Gulhrie, owner of a local
tavern, is a Republican. His
wife and tavern co-owner,
Judy, is a Democrat. Both
are seeking the mayorship.
To make it easier for pa-
trons to show their, 1Upporl,
the Gythries ~ve painted a ~ine ,down · tbl;1 c~ter of ~ir
1avem. ·
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Perle Mesta Party;
First in 17 :Years
LONDON (AP) -Perle aboot Strauss that Mrs. Mesta
Mesta threw her first party took her guests to see.
in London in 17 years Thurs-' The guests included the
day night, and everything was Dudless of. Argyll, New Yor.k
the way it used to be. portrilltist Zeta Davis s o.n,
1'1e dlampagne f r o t b e d L<rd and Lady Birdwood,
endlessly, the violins played Lord and Lady Cecil Doug!•!
tunes from "CaU Me Ma-Angier Biddle Duke and wife,
dam," the musical comedy Oscar Hammerstein's widow
about Mrs. Mesta, and the Dorothy and former movie
guest list wu small but se-star Merle Oberon.
Iect-stage and movie ·st:en, "I don't even know bow sbe
a few lords and ladies. and found out I was in ~"
one duches.!1 said Mis! Oberon, 1~
"I took a few people to about 19 years old with a
the theater and I thought il suntan and roses in her hair.
would be nice to have them "11 just got he.re last night
here for dinner." 1t1rs. Mesta with my children on our
said as 50 guests filed into way to Greece."
a . hotel reception r o o m Mrs. Mesta, who bas an
deoorated with m i I i t a r y oil and steel fortune she
emblems inspY.ed by the Bat-describes as, "just a small
tie of Waterloo and the Duke income -eatin' money," used
of Wellingtoo. to be called an American cold
Known in London as "the war weapon for the way !tie
Washington whoopee girl." mixed rival diplomats and
Mrs. Mesta last hek1 a party politicians at her soirees.
in Bf'M.in in 1953 when she Mesta-style parties are fairly
entertained 600 during the rare in Loodon these days.
corona.lion of Queen Eli:.abeth "It's very pleasant, but by
11. · today's permissive standards
"I've been back bere every it's pretty tame. Everyone is
few years since then and I've wearing shoes, thett's hardly
ha4 a kit ol little lunches · a beard ln the , place, and
and dinners !or friends, but nobody Ms 1eten their clothes
nodting. big," she sald. · off," said one gue,t, !wtivaly
The singing was by Diane eyei111 blond Britbb. columnist
Todd, star QC 1 the revival ol Jilly Q)oper' in a ·stunningly
"The Great Waltz.'' a play bra-less purple dress.
> NO .ROOM
WAREHOUSE BULGING
PRICES SLASHED
Din ng _T 41bles
ht· S1 .JS .. $401.
Dining Chairs
$59 ·::-
$15 ....
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W1diwsday, Jbly 15, 1970 DAILY '1LOT '/
Sears
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• 1-:a~y-care polyater kni.ts flaunt a freah·
fresaed look with nn.iron cart:
• n • prelly array or b11nd:ion1el1 textured
110lid5
• Jdeal for all your5ommersewirv; need11 •••
t·o1ne in r.arly for best aclectioa while
tfUantities Jasl
•Jn (>().jrkh widths
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SAVE 31°/o to 36o/o !
Sew Your.elf T o The Top Of The
Cla•• With Sears Dreso Fashion V aloe•
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f'il4tr bro•dcloth, jn pat1ern1
•od •!olo1'9
• Poly/collon •oille in d ot ..
prinlt and i0lid•
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SAVE '2 tq '18! SAVE '2 lo '16!
:tt~~'$zz 3 9 7 Rrgular 1597 $1 7.'!'J w $3Z ,
Rr,uJ;, . 897
$J:!,9'J to fl j .1J'J
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No1 Al l !'ryles Aud Si1r.1 I~ All S1nl'f'1
• SAVE '2 to '8! SA VE 50' to '3! SAVE 'l to •4.t
Hrgular . 11.4Jf) lo , l0.91J Regular $2.9'J to s:;.<J<J Regular $4.?') to S7.1J9
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Delinquent Boys Learn at Los Pinos Camp
• 'GlllAT POTENTJ.AL OUT.01'-DOOll~'
Loo Pl!IOI Olr-r V1 .... n llolty .
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On Bikers l!ending?
S~A ANA -Or..;ge Danlpr Road, ~u' in the El
Collil!] 1111y soon IOI lnlo tile Modeno area.
oct . bf : crrumr dow• -·on-'lfalriilifniliiililkel aiiil
n>IPiblkes and n¥>IOl'CJ<les motmpcll fftt& r~ce their •atoll on private -rty vehlcl& ·,;p and down the a~ Jllb1la stref.tl, Several streeta: friim t J1.m. to I p.m.~
du .. ,In the county. already causing agoaleo to t b e
have. J residenta with tbe1 noise ahd
._ ~A PltiliOD w l 1-h 27 danger to childr~
signatures:· -praenfed to T "The Old Cow aft Ranch now "'"-~llorS i Tuesday tJrging, _owned by Brjibam. Yowii
laws to cohtrol" s u c b Univertity near Newport and
vehicles, was referred to the Chapman 'Avenues Is belnl
county counse: "for immediate overnm by the riders " ht
action." • complained. '")'here is ',rut
Deputy Coumy Co u n 1 e I fire, daneer to our homes."
Clayton H. Parker said his . Hall lldded that -ors
office wu checkln& new city · of the ranch h.cl , been told
~rdinances on the. subject. and, that the Sbertff1 Department.
m respome to a query by cool<I not make 1111'11\1 oo
SupervISOr W!Ulam Hlnteln,, the. ,Private ~ and lbal
said a proposed counly Jaw e tiniYerlllty would Dave tci
could be of "emergency'' hire a patrol¥ to enforce
naturt to make it effective rules agaiillt ttMpuaera.
lmmedlately following
Parks Increase
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The petition was offered by
Clinton R. Hau, of 12521 El
Roy St. on behalf ol his
neighbors on that thoroughfare
and on HlntcM Way and
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Counseling ·
Valuable ei:perience wilh
tools and equipment ls learned
during construction or ftre
traila ·•• ~led worim,'
but boys move up to ap.
prentlce, journeyman a n d
craftlman.
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have *<> be so black. For less th81t a clime, elec-
tricity will clean your ovcii and your
'broiler-automatically. And that means
t~cleaD. Aijd when your range .is electric, you
can c:ut way do~ on cleaning yoilr
ldtcb111, too. A hmelea ~
An electric range also J!IOIDI a cooler kitc)ien.
Electric heat goes into the food-not up the sldes
of pots mid pans. And w~ you chOOle an ek~
tric range with a ~f-clctning oven, ~u don't
make an oven out of your kitchen! .
· See your dealer uow.1b111 throw away
your acouriq brush • live the good
J:111F eteates no by-products of
aombustiOD' to dirlT kitchen walls,
' witdowa and omtailll.
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ELEcntl(; ~ FOR JQ'TAL SELF·CLEAN
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• • A. MIS Wedding Rin~ I Ct. TW-~----..,.-o+-!-•i3S5
B. ·1~5 litaloio, 1/3 C J 135
M 1,. W eddinL Ban •is c. a Z/S Cl. Ulu1, TW U 75
Matcliiiwi WeddinJ Ban 16
D. '325 Solital~ 1/2 C 265
Matchlns Weddi>!C Ba... • , .. -I • t7
E.f170Coektall Rin I(;. HJS
F. IM Cocktail .Ri ~:as C.159 c .. , .. 11 ru 45
R.S132POndari UIS
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J. t68 Mao"• Rin SS
Atk AHutSean Con•enienl CnditPl1ns
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SHOP SEARS SUNDAYS 12 Noon to 5
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Comfortable-Fitting One Size
Stretch P~ty Hose
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STARTS .JHURSDAY ·1
' I Sears I Get a little aleeper!
prettiu at pared-down pricea:
sale 2 99 replG' '4.00
la ,._wildest clJtlmo ~'-"'&ad iach odcnl>le Dale
lleepohlfa llld thl1!,1111Uach &mioi-price! Pl!UIAaESl' oloq;a •,IDO! L llUft-
Groea,moize. S,M, Lb. Gowu. Whiie~'Wliiie/piak.S,M,Lc.MinHlii!t.Piak,
miat,blue.S,M,Lcl.Bobr-dollP1i-Blae,mobe,plot.S,N.L
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C o~nfide in .Your
• relief WIS there-for the uklng,
.u he'd aoly confide In you.)
• I recall one woman' who
ut in Ill)' otllce, •~Y:
happy •• (Ille cot111ani 11111ilt
should have warned 'me ihe'
, wM ,concealing her real fee].
lngs). ""'only complallit, and .
bad enough, was a severe
I ctennatt·:.ts, · ~ MC -'
Her skin wu lnfiamed on
• her hands and foreanm,-and
1 •cblllly bled where s h e
, scratched. "I can't sleep or .
. eat becll... of thla itd!lng, ..
' ahe said.
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: sent""' to -.1og1s1s to ! allerg{U - birt they ~
: no reaeon for her still pro-
; b!tm. 'll...,..it II all ibe smiJ.
'ed.
: Did she have any family
1 pnibl~? "No, everythlng's j fine." And she snllled some
I more.
Well, afte!' many visits over
a period of about a year,
at last one day, came tM
soluUon. Her smU.e CBJl,lt off,
she burst Into a crying parox-
ysm that lasted. fer many·
minutes. She adm.i~ted tbat
her recent maniage was a
failure PD<all fronts : physical.
emoUonal, etc: 1belr . borne
was a mess of incompatJbllity.
Within a few months her
lkin didn't have a blemish
on it. She had decided to sue
1 for 'divorce. nus decision 'I cured her. lt was the magic salve.
II she !lad got ft 'off her
mind wn.t. she might have
prevented , ~ y ie a r ' s ~
"""""'1 iufferlng. Telling
me tit'! truth, for the Orst
time ... reollad Ultte WU
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Judges Art
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l CalilomJa llCufptms Claire
I Fallreastefn will be one of
the three judges lor the
/ Prospectul/ Art '10 oompetftion
, In HWltiztiton Buch.
The other Judlel, wha will
award • llilf -ol $2,500 In 1
' pru.e ._ .. winning utilt! I lnllle~-....
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. TOOTllllASTI a tnte J11 • tnl!
. II UiJa1t1i~I , ,,~~_,'P •1 ' SAL\11 D1WINGS
1111 Fmcl, DlouM
bl11•, lt.llP• 1r lml1L .: .. 4i·$1
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DENTURE CLEANSER
Cle11s ii 5 minutes wilhout brushing.
IJen8la!:! .......... -'
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. · "Pretty Feet"
• IOU-OFF-LDTION ; •• ~b a little ~n !Ht
and watch dud skin roll elf.
· 1lli1L 99c ,.,: 1.59
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4-plet! set COftSists of
1111t 10" skillet w~ COV·
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.... llH\ •11H 1Ul•1 I
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illJ..lulller ~. Ust Gt
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plllsleM. II . • I
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2.69
8 AM/FM Radio
Suitt-in Two-way Power. Uses 4 "AA .. batteries (not included).
Wi~.:~~ 19 88 ft #P2121 •
· Clock Radio
Dark brownw/silver color trim.
Wake·-<. 9 88 ••1. 12J5
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Pocket size 4" higlt, 2~" wide,
1V4" thin. Weighs 3 88 9 or. With battery.
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Accurate
eeach lfm
' .. T••. aa ". °" $mlp • Qlllity. Film · Processing
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rOlls developed & printed. tL
~~~~t~s age
.,i'.,:..99c , U IL.
OKIUATING
12" Fan
Ol lEllTAL
Figures
lllJln ldAI 11 C.1-
f1ei1s ••• 12" h!&fl in
Camph>r Calvo! ""' i• Red-Gold-81,,k firlish.
StDty included witti each
figur,.
HOUSE IEMITIFUL '1 AllttA
Keep it that w~y with In··
• door & Outdoor Bags.
33 Gal. Size '"'" 79c •ff•iltll•
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20 Gal. Size
-~~~ .. 49c Re1. 59c
24 Qt Size 44 Qt Size •""' 49c 1/Tmt nu
Re1. 59c
1111111 49c 1/l'1htn11
111. Ste
Diag n.osfs_
;:;;fume lamp I
u,. cola<ot & u .. ..m. j 39 ,
ed. Contains 6 oz. oiL lac• ,1 •
"ZOOM"
M~e-up Mirror
Magni!ies fll any sizt wilh
~. ~·~ of • butlo• The 7 50 g1eatest I~ eye make41p.
With can)'lnJ case. • •
HANGING
Ash Trays
Ceramic in assorted ailors 5 99 and desi1111S. 4 ~ brass
Win. lie~ •
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Diego Fine AN Gallery, ud
I Peter Pl1C0111, ut tmtructo,
, at San Fernando Valley State
1 eon,..
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'i Wonf, di-ol Ille Long Bead> Mu1011111 of Art, said
I entries wUl 'be 8~ for I the -tlnqb 'Aug. IO. , Form; are avillablt!: b y
--~ ~-~, nmlNll8mfilrai'~rnoo,~~WJrarr~:""lii "' :· JaH tr l11Hs~ .•• Perfumed
Batlr~Oil * GL Cologne 2 oz.
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Ll!IHIR11H!11111llllMll•
Creme de Chantilly
IJ HOUBIGIHI
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rance 'tllat can
~h akt your
Wtlfld.
: -to Proopeetua/ Art '70, : PO Box 1312, HllJltiiiitoq
I Beach.
, Paint.inc• and prUQ niay
I be entered wtth 1 HmK of
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Slnee <Yft)'body needl milk,
!be Dlfry Council <1 CaUI~
I fl llJ>Olldlnl 17J,OIJO to improvt
"nature'• molt perfect food."
Tbe Coundf hu 111-Ille
money to UC Davfl to lbidy
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Acto '° RQse
' ~ .. . ·Plays All-Star Role to the E.n~
• CINCINNATI ( 1) • ~ Rcoe,.Cln·
cinnati 's )\ttle dynamo, and Sam
McDowell, ~lev~'I Ilia> pl!, are
rri: you ~-Pjte ~ kind
of friend!· be1 says, 11GooJ'Jriends/' and'
wb.en yOu as,k San, ~1cDowell, he goes
even further and says, "Very good
friend!.~ .. ,... t.> \ "':'? • ·t ' ,.. . ~
On t.¥~ay night, the nlght before
the AJ•"11r Gam&, Cl<!< o(1 ~a· . ·, mercia,t ·~ns hi lit a· gel-lb
a lot of. i!Je1,lay.,, ~ wh1'n ~· ~ '
was ove~. Pete Rose Invited bis fr1end,
Sam McJJOwtR to hJs home here. 1 Mc:DoWe~. rwN"tted to. know if lt was
okay to bfl!lg .IJ~ JlulldY, Ray Fosse ..
the Cleveland CJ'f\>ei, l!laldQg his first
appearance iii ~lft ~ J-st•r Game, aDd • l.•,1. ·' •
Pete ~ II.Id, "S•,. Sal!I, brlna him
along."
·, ~f F'.!t!, 13. ancLoll excited .•boot
being ,part of the All-Star scene, ac--
comp.anled Sam McDowell to Pete Rose's
IJ.lld • evei:JODe , J;MMt a great time.
McDowell wound up playing the guitar\
Rose sort of sang. along and FoSse sat
arOW)d eoUnc up the whole thing. ·
'. '!1.e ·~ t.ed auch ·& ilne thne that'
" ROI to be ~all P'!'l ooe In the morning
before they realized Ii ,
: Rose dnJoio MC!loWeU and F-back
to the ·hote¥and ~ ~asn't ~slightest..
doubt what • .kind or, Impression Ro~
!)ad mid< olt l:os¥· The y~g Clevelaru(
catcher likd' ROse 1mmedtately. Why
not?· Hadrt't· M Welcomed him · into bis)
hoole and .showed bim a gre.at ev~g?
'Iben came the AD.star came Tue5Cfay1
nl&bt ond )'OU · kflOl'I how that came
out..J1m Hiokman~ain~led wlJ.h two on
and 1W1> oot in the it.th and Pele Rose,
Who was on second base, ~red the
run that gave the National League a
M Victory by ba:rrtllng· Into Ray Fosse
and knocking him ears over teakettle.
. Rose ran into Fosse so hard, saying
.. be was a couple of feet in front or
.the plate and I' would've broke ·both
legs If l had tried 'to slide-." that he
sent the Cleveland catcher to the
tnsP.:llal. Fosse, who had trouble moving
his left ann. underwent X-rays there
and was found to be ·suffering fro1n
a bad bruise. Rose injured his left Jenee.
· Fo!se did nOt ·blame Rose. Not com-'
pk!tely,· anyway.
. ''Ht didn't mean It," Fosse said. "You
C9f to give him credit for trying to
' "°"'· l ·never llOI bit like tbal lielon.
I dunno, I thought l gave him tptne
room to aet put. Maybe he llhoajcl'vt
~around me." .
Rose lnslsled he coutdn1.
; "1 saw I cooklrl't '1lidt IO t just
ran into ll.lm;• he said. "I certaiWy
don 't want to hur1 an,Ybody. YO¥ know
how j play though. I alwoy1 ]!lay to
wln."
Pete Rose can say that again. He
<\k(n'l get tbe name Charley Hustle for
nolhloc.
Sam McDowell was ln a ·peculiar posi-
tlt>n when· Jt was all over and. he was
asked wbat he thought. One Uttng was
obvious, he WJS very mud! c:OOCemed
about Ray Fosse.
"Ray is 1 fighter," McDowell said.
''To Ray, that plate is bis kingdom.
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1~·1~. ROUGH GAME' 1
_ CJfveland Indi an catcher Jiay Fas; ~jJl -Star game li(Cincinn;~i Tuesday night . Rose Sc0red'·th~·Wlbt1i0g .rlln'
ti!.'tlfj/"to the Tact't6'11 1Mi~ll 'is a rough game alter a !tthd nning to give th~ National League'•its eighth straight victory, 5-4, in the
collision with Pete Rose of the Cincinnati Reds.in the major Jtague '1JI· ~bove action on a siitgle by the Chicago Cubs' J iin Hickman. ,
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~fre.e Livin·g, Easy ,Li·fe at · Rep~es~.
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No Waitirig List for Residence in ·on.paper Utopia
ltEP..RE.SA -Frtt room and board.
The'IChow is good, there are free movies
on :.weekends, there are television sets spr:iad throughout the area. " . If:fOO art so inclined , you. can 'sleep
all •day. You can pass time by playing
ba~ietboll{' .sonball, handball, boxing or
IUtii'lg we ghts. Or you can had, paint,
write, play dominos or just about
whatever.
&Ven thoiigt\ the ' Amt!rtcan River flows
ne~y, there is no if~ing or OOnUng
for:~the 2,400 permaneni r~id~11ls of
this 92-year-old Sacramenl.9 County
edpe from freew.ays and income tu.
HOw do you get into Represa? There
arq~no ag'e or ,money requirements for
adiriission to . .ttiis 9n-paper utopia. Nor
an. there any wliti~ lists. j • ,
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All you have~ to do Is be convicted
of a felony and you may be getting
your mail at Represa for the next fiv~,
10, 20 years -or maybe even life.
~presa is the code name for Folsoffi
• State Prison.
I was there this weekend . . . as a
visitor, much to · the· probable disap-
pointment of my Montreal fans.
But even as a visitor you have a
st~ailge, sobe'ring feeling as you step
past the iron Jates which .admft You
to the inside of those sad looking gray
Can get you ls enough to make a would-be
felon take up. theology ..
Cells are rune feet' high, 12 feet deep,
four feet, ~ght lnche!J wide. Many are
shared by two men'. There is a commode
-without a.seat. A little table protrudes
from the wall: And there is a wash
ba~io.
It's tantamount to livjng out of a
grave . . . maybe slightly less roomy,
ho'l'iev~r. . . . ,,
A good number of cells are decorated
·with picture! -mostly ol disrobed wOmen. · ' ' · ' stone walls. .,
You lry to Imagine •. A fe)' gUyS are still in those ·cubicles,
yourself' a:s t a , sacked out, w'rlLing, re ailing painting
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ior listening to transistor ra~ios. They
are now allowed to ha ve transistors if
they ~ ~ ear plugs SO' neighbors
won't be dis~ucbed . ....._
Other activities are said to take up trme o( Some lrimates. Like the un-
derground . polltlcal groups -·the Black
militan!.'I, American Nazi Partr. etc.
0usts Net l1oe
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'Or there are ·the inside gambling syn-
dicates ... ti~ guys who'll bet On just
aQput anythfng. ,Cigarettes are the
'medium of wealth for Repreea 's
residents. They C!lfl bj!y just about
anything but broads and freedom .
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rehow ~n~' the' grounds Vflth a ~lotig
term of ~ ·at ~'1som ahead of
him. IM'. "therJ Is rta11y QO ·way to
oonceiye~ how ~a man In that position
ea:n reei' .becau!ie you know you can
r Too, there are the guys 'who· cr1ink
out pruno -a prison beer or
white lightning, the harder stuff, These
guys rake in a Udy profit, until ~ught
Jnd disciplined.
Depending on supply and demand, a
Corfee jar full of pruno is worth two
to four .packs of clgaretle,t. White light-
,ilng is much higher priced.
Prisoners choosing to work can learn
a vocation, like cooking. Or U Ibey
have a 1killed or seml·sKllled job they
can earn anywhere from two to l8
cents per hour. '
As a bonus, the.ir th.ne seems to pass
much more qul,ckly than .t~at . of the
idle ·lnl}lat.e. , , 1 • • • • •
You w;11l,k t~rol\gt\ Folsom's l~strla1
area: ·. .witch thernl make Cali(ofJllil
licente. plates. and, then ,you ·Ito tpe cian-
nery, where workers toil to 'piped In
musl.' · · ~ · ... ·
The1 day's work has just ended and
some Of the men are showering before
returi\lng to ·U\e·.eell 'b!Ock' area . But
you . fHie two missing 'corrimodltin' <the
rest ',Debs lebjoy -'privacy and aingln&
in tile · ShoWet'. ' · ....
·. Now It's time fOr ' your ~cjiartur'e -
the return to the free world. 1 • •
And it 'ii a 'goOO 1eeUng to walk
back out! • ' ' I''
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II lbtre'1 -bo a pity thafs 1oln&
to meu lbt btH -· Ray lon't going
to budlJ. I kn o" becluae be s:aveid
' few -lor me b1 b~ldllfl the
pl.lte. He always leavts aome room
lboolh-IAoll, "'" bulli like t rock. J~Jlay -"' bla .ml to blcq
the .. nobody ti'.-&el by hin).
Nol Pele -· not 111Ybodf· I dooi
core how llt""!f Pele -ta."
"II;.. htd to juclp." oomebody all<eoi
Sam McDowell. "woUd you Sly &pse
was rJPl ot -fn dolnl 'tl!ult he did ?"
"It's noj for me lo judp," McDowell
Slid. ·t· think qi. eoly jlJd&t should
be Pet. Roee."
Sam ?,lcDowell ls Pete Rose's wry
&ood friend, be's Ray Fa.'s teammate.
' ' " 'Jlie,. Is t difference. ·A .,..i .i..-
of dUfereoce.
Som~ of the American Leque ~
fett the(< was "' '"'911 for a.,.t r1jllllioc
lull !Ot • Into F-. Tbe 11.,...i
Leaguera, oo the otllei bud, aD llioutihl
l'de Rcoe was belDI merifj, ...U, Pete
Rose. • •••••
1 All eiicepl ·Rutty, ·~ub ol Moritreal
who b one of li.o.e who Ctalt l!iJo
lhe trainer's room to see how Roll wa~
feeling, ' I
Rus\y Staub looted at Pete RA!tO l.Ytnr,
on the table with an Jee peck on llis '
Jc~ and 111d:
"Hot damn, U It ain't Slrab Bern-;
ilanh!" :
' Sarah Bernhardt, lot the beooftt o(.'
the new reneraUon, wu quite aD actreu ~
ln her day.
8th Win in Ro·w for NL ··· . .., '.. ..
All-Star co,:P~out._.
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Talk · ,Put« ·to :Rest ·,
CINCINNATI (AP) -Whea llOmeol1e
rtmarted, on the eve of bUHall's 4lst
All.star Game , that fans' lnterell ln
the inter-league tussJe hu been hypoed
this year, someone else said it was
about Ume the pla,yen got interested.
Tuesday night, 56 of the major leagues'
finest certified their interest .. : and then
some ... in a grueling, ll·innlnl struq:le
,at,rT\UUY RiYerfroot Stadium.
When it r-was o_vu, tile Natkilal
Leaiuers had 1 pocketed. a M VJcton,
their elabth tn ·'I · row.l. ind alxth ' iD
as man)'.. extr~·lnning diielt during the
long .series. But any talk o'f lethargy,
or cop-OUts wu sUlled aftu:
Pete Rose ~S:Coted Utt winning l."lm
In a jarring collision at the plate rih
Ra y Fosse that sent the Cleveland
catcher to a hospital with a shoulder
h\jury and left the Cinclonatl Oasti. nurs-
lna a painful charley1horse... •
Pittsburgh's Roberto C I e m e n t e ,
castl11:e:ted for sugge!tlng he mlgbt pass
up the game -be<:au..e of a pain in
the tiflCk, "showed up, played .. nd cawed
the-"Natklnals...-. tying thrti6-run .rally In
the ninth with a sacrifice Ry.
Baltimore's Dave Johnson, hobbled by
l damaged · k~, labored through el1bt
lntiln~s 'at secmd ba!t for the ~ICIJll
on thi. liot and hard Mtroturf tl>at
blankets the Reds' new park. i
Southpaw Claude Osteeri · of Lot
Angeles, who haiJ w.orked eJght jnnlnp
three days eariier, 1ot Into the 1ame
as · a pinch runner in ·the NL ninth
and wound up oitchlnl( three scorele111
frames to earn the victory. ,
President Nixon, who joined the erowd
shortly before 'game time, atayed to
the finish. So did Hanle Aaron, Willie
Mays, 'Frank Roblneon and all the
superstan.who were out of their resptc·
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live line-ups attic the early lnninp. ..... ~
The only drop-<lut was busty Morldri&
ftoborta; the tii>tlc dancer and· ...,..
pulslve player•kisser, who made~ a · ~
mtsed foray Gilio the playing llold ii
the first lnnini . . . and wu ~
houled olf lo Jal~ 1 ·!
Jim Hlckman-'1 of the Chicago . CUbl
and Billy Gr;abertewlts ol •IM: Anltlet.
two of the NL'a top hitters who wiere
overlooked · ID the !us' first · ballol!llC
for starln,I{ spot.I ln 13 years; ahlftd
the ·opotllaht 'with 8-In the climadlc
12th. . ' .
Rooe, btUeaa in three prev-AU.Star
appearinces end · 1 two-time· ltrikeout
victim 'l)ltsday nl&t>t, ottoted a ,lin&le
with two, out in the 12th and took MCOnd
on Grabarkl\Wi!l' llncle. 1llcl:lnm ·thee
tined a single lo ceoter and1Rooe bomled
lnto Fosse before toeing the plate.
"'It Was a bani"bang pll)'," Iii.Id Na-
tlooal League • ,......,. GU !lodges o1 tt»e New 'York •Mets. "lt· took someme
lift Pete to tiulllhls way In tbtre."
The All.star ~ has been-the "'ting
for crlppllnc 'injurlea "tai several top
players In past years bUt> rftose plays
;every gnDe ·um wne:way.'
"ll I can• chan~e fht-lCore, I'm not
going to worrf· atiouf cettlna hurt," he sUI.• .
. 'A.. .
G.r.iffith Bids
ForUp8et Win
Over Tiger
NEW YORK (AP) -Dick TJger is
40. He hasn't fought since lut November.
Emile GrUfl\t) is 32. He Js a busybody
wtth three wins in a row in 1970, iftcludlng
a declllon over prev1ou1Jy 11nbeaten Tom
BQgs of Denmark In hit own home
town .
The two men have met . only once
-: April ,28, 1166. All three officials
agreed Griffith had won Tlger'1 world
middleweight Utle although· · m a n y
newsmen -and Tiger -dissented.
Four years and mafly boi.tt! later they
light again tonight In Madlion Squat<
Garden with no championship at state
and Tlger ls favored.
Weight can be an Important factor
In this IO.round mal<h lo be carried
on a special television aetwOrk with
the New York area blacked out. By
, rtng:u~ Tiger m_, hav~ 1 " ctecJaive
edge .in~ pounds although he is &Jvi11J
away at least .eight yean. • ·
When ·they met In· UM, Griffith had
just moved up from the welterweight
dlvJskin and ~alect but -1501411 TJ1er
loitund hlrmeU to make llO.
'Alter J5 ~. ~ .... ~r Mereonte acored It for Grilflth f.5.t
and judge Frank Forbes 7.IJ.I. Tony
Cutelltno,.the olher.Ju4fie, ht4, l\,e ...
In """1da \7·H· but 1•ve IL lo Grll!lth
on pqlnp J,7,•fll'Ulllnlltily beclUte be
Ooored Tiger for the first time In bit
career In the nillth round.
WA&JllNGTON ((J') -Ille Nastase,
the• Rumania DavlJ Cuj> team n)ember
whf is thti top seed In 1 I.be $35,000
Wlthingl0411n::EI. . ''"""'. meiit. seld h~ u irelr.: l>-· • !fe" sakl he ·dlciR' have an OllllOliWllt 1o ;~actlce on tht clay rohr& wh!Ch
mly of the players romplain are too
' ' ....
. walk blCk out whenever yotf JO desire.
lfo..,annot ' 'As -ybur· ;ouJney progresses you· are
lmprmed by Ille well-kept grounds and
when .you pass Into the main 1 yard area
you try to stfidy the men who have
for the most part surrendered Identity
and rights as individuals.
'Foot~~ll riit I .~11-.. Jeopar,~y. . .
1'lt wp' terture-ffr •Jive or al~ weeks ''
salil Chlckl,e F~t, ~ho 1!10 tr.his
Titer. "lt·was ~e:he wu on a dewL
dytn1· for water, and knowln1 each, Ume
he . tool< ·tome °"' of1 ibe · c1n~ ht
WU hurling hit . chtnce lo .. ! tcrOtS tl1' deaert." • . . , · ' •
, Dea~le that. ordeal" Tiger atlll clalJN
, he can make HIO Po!JD(ts aaaln 11u the
prl(e It rtihl." The price -1d. ha~•
to be IJOO,llllO, and .Nino ... ~·~·u. lose,r I played 1n Aibens yesterday and
1 pew 11 ~i,''•Nasl.aae said. "I arrived
hei'e at 11 :30 Jut night. How can you
sleep-with the dilferent tlnles." He refer-
re( to the body *ljuslment in changing
frlim one ,llme. ione to anot~cr.
~astioe, howtvt! •• dldll't ~lOW Ws
wearintss or his newneu to the
W~irmton cotut Tue_, when he easily
pOllshed oft Steve Krulevitz or Baltimore
tJ.Z, 7-1 In the first Mjll1d of the tourney.
Knilevlta. a· l~ld J~or U.S.
Davis Cup member, bid Nastase down
&.s In. \h• oecond match but the toj>'r~nl«
td Rumanian ptayer, winner or the U.S.
ln<IQtr . ..,_.,piuoahip, ~ly ta>ted lour
•lralghl points lo•takc the oet and 0..
match.
"lie was playing well In the second
&eti" said ~astase of Krulevilt. ·~eut
It was dlfficull ror me to adjllm to
thl court."
But you don't want to stare at them
as a youngster might gaze at caged
animals on his Clra't-tver vlUt to a IOO.
So you stea~ (pardon the expresaion)
1 glance heni and there,· wOndtrlng
what's behll)d thoae oubdued·loOldng
races •.. wondlrlng how long the greying
man has been there; how • much longer
he mw:t l'elDltn and why he I• one"
ol the inmalel. · '
Then' you go ln&o the cell blocks.
l guaranlee that II all the )unlor hllh .,,oo .... kidl in America could take.-1
pel'90Tlal tour of Foltoni•1 pnA<intr living
area, the nation '• crl'me: rate \iloUld. talle '
a substantial dtclhM ovet ·the oext •
seve-ral years. ,
St!elng what JclTMI ol living condlllon!
1 robbery, loraery or olhct fCIQl\Y r111p
NEW YORK (4Pi -:i'he cenege All·
Star Game ma)' become , a ea.sually of
the deadlocked negotiaUons between Na-
tional Football Ltapje owners and lhe
NFL Players AaoclaU°". '
The NFL)'A', lft Its ~nd pott·mld·
night atatemeot In :M houri. sakl early
today thal t~e \)OUege All-6tal'!I, wbo've
been practlclpg at Evanslon, lll., for
the July 3'1 charity gatne at · Chicago
with the world champion Kim.as City
Chiefs, hi:1 1votld unanll'floosly to leave
the olllclai training camp.
· TKe Oallu Thna-flerald; meanwhile,
In a dlspalcll from tht ~Ad Oaltt
1ralrrtng camp of the O>wboy!I, said ttie
NFL.PA planned lOdly to ask tht: owners'
negoUatins team to submit the contract
hassle to a federal mediator. Agreement
of bolh !lidi!s Jn a l&bor dispute to
federal mediation l.s necessary.
In New' York,· an NP'LPA 1pokvman
lndire<llJ confirmed the report by .. Yin&
an announcement .on ,the situation ,would
proiJabty be rel .. red In the early al·
~ 11\d•Y·. . . .'
The · mediation prop0aa1 waa to be
pre1ented)O the owner• commJttee;beld·
ed by Tex ~hramm or the COwboy1
at loday!s CJoaed-door negotla~. , Tf1e NFLP,A, through Johll Mackey
, or the Balll"""" Colts, Its ~s~nt,
said the· oraanlzatloa had requested ·the
AU·Starr;"all T'CIOl<lel lrom the vl\Tfous
, 28, NF~ ·~. ·lo "~r l .. vtag
camp ·bectiile of the· ownerr' ...,.., ..
lockout announced Monday." • •
·A' five-play tr' commUtet of ·All.Stan.
composed· o( Mlltf Rekl, Mlje ,~cCoy.
Steve, Tannen. Cedrl~ Hardman and
llelsman Trophy, wlliner StJvt ·Qwens,
' :
IS5Ued, through the NJl'LPAt a 1llt.emebt tO 'Tiier' In ab oYer·tJie.we.1ght matt:h
of lt1 own : , , • ., Jaat ·year, woUld have to put the title
"Due to the fact lNlt ~ -~ on,µ., I.~· . , . , . , . .
City Chlela' veterans are Unl..,.;i to prec-~ -;.· .-,·r---.-:..,.--,..,..---
tiCe, we have decided ·to 'dtlcOoUnue i '
our supervised practiceaJ We fUby ,._... C ""I SETS M .I D 17
thal the .C.ll•K• AD.Star Game,, playad n 'l'l'-R
::::·:,.~:,?:,."'ha~•~~ IN 100 ·METERS
, In }:'("~loll ~-,poulble and continue • INNSBRUCK,' Atplrla -Chi Chea&. ~nsupervlted -koulJ in the hope lhtt ' tho 'no.iwOOled tor-a-born cautomr.
the current dispute bet-n the NPLPA -4 -clociled Tutllfty at ti.I
and NFL ownen will 900l'J bt neolvtd." ' lec!ondl 'for Ute 100.meter dllh for
Routed out of btd, Otto Grthtm, lbt tromen. ·
~II.star -i.. Mid hol ~ -~ -n.r lime i• u lntemtdonal l!Mk tlicl of the •tatement tncl"cooldo, ..., -fteld mH! hin w11 the f11tavlllli ,.,
what effect lt could bave OI t.be pme. 1 for JIJ9 mfttra and OM-tendt ol a ltcond
"If the ployera do """"'tfnuo auporvia. Illy II t!\o -Id -· ' e<I practices, then -.·u have lo talk Mloo Chene •loo ...,., Ille loo.meter
the matter of the a•me over wllh tbt hurdles In IS.I.
Trlbu'!" ee<>P'•:''
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J'f«1ll il1lllllaPI &lory (F-Y...,) at Yaoo fflah. .
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• ~14 mart -tilt ~ Is 11' --al7~L *'"""'°" Barl>oW' (Run tlncton -) deoll N~ c.al« Jawlllis ~ dol 11111') ill fourth -ID tbe last five lllarts with a ~ \'tctory
.............. diamond.
Kautlmu and Broad (Mirlna) strelk·
ed lo Ms -*'JFI win and puJlled
-·· nnr 5'nlco <l!dloool cloo!ier llM to ille leape --db a M venllcl
Ill Marina. .
'lllree al. ... fwt Eldlanit rum
llplml ... JlalorJ ----·'"" -... ,,_ l""*inl ... _,,,
marata --""" .. In ~ lmlnr-Wllh two oW Siu Weecln om,ted lo
.... -. --ling dropped •
....... Into -llelll, oendillC Weecln lo-'· Wlmilnc .,...,... Ah1n While tlien !lb!Cl-
ad lo r1chl wllb Weecln -">g. Eaalerllnc and Whilo llCOl'<d W.. on
a. -ploy .. the ....it "' • blkb o1.·-, .......
1lolarJ pldied up tis two .... In ... --; fte l!g .... Ratarf dalh .... ~
-,,...... --Wblle -... • .. ••• -..... (10 slrtkeaW, two
walb, -bill and cme eomod run) trbwimwn.,.~Bob ~ (nine bltf, two walks, sb:
-and• llniloeamed nm)...., ........... ~.
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-----teym, lo -· ... --. -..... Har-...,. ... illd i..-r
n.. .... ID ... -md llfth -· after a· t •I Ktnnlt lelcl, en route to
Ila apoat win -tilt -ear..-.
,,. --Ille .... fnme !or ... -as..., laebd up lour tameo.
-Doef« ud -· --IUJ1ftillldal ...... Bill Shubin pt
.. BBi .... -fly Ind Erie Wmm _..., -a run by lf<IUnl
--· 0.-mlooue. ---a tint lmilDI ........... deep ldt lor lie looen.
BroaU r-.-wj a 1oar.-. ad ftllit
... dlolanco ..... mound ,,.. -
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tlnelndl~ll.
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Rocket Bod in Fi ... b
Con>oa de! Mar's RDCI Laver will me« Ken Rooewall in the finals of.
1he $200 ooo Tennis Classic at MadllOll Square Garden in New Vert 'lbunday night. Winner of the ftnal mate& gob '35,000 with the loser
awarded $15,000.
Sports In Brief
U.S., Germans Tangle
In Spikefest Tonight
lll'UTl'GART, _, -Y-lllil
speed c:lasb wilb --IDll -u a lw<Hllj!bt trock Ind field -
--Ibo United Slatea and Weol Germany sets under way taniPI In
Stullprt'o Neckar Stadium. Weol Germon __,, cleor!y ...,...
In Ille weights and lleld evaats, ... 1a.....i1ohanda~
U.S. women's 1qUld --loll
In Genmlll)' In .... )'Olifl. • v,.., much up ta the air 11 the men 1 ~lion. al1liciuSb elJ>'l'la -i ._ West German loom Ila -chance ewr lo -oil lbe __
1~101 victors over wea Gennany last
y-In Aupburg. • PHILADELPIUA -Pro golf's .,..1
names, headed by Brltlsb Open champ
Jact NiCklaua, return to the Amer1caa
toor Ibis week u 1he Pbiliidelphta ci-Jc
U-. in 1he start d 1he big -.......
,,,. $150,000 eveol ii Ille flnt lea
on 1 aeven-weet IWinl that ranb u
the richest ts the game'• ~. Ap-
proI!mately $U mililoa la up fir IP'lbo.
Ahnoot all d Ille ~I l<JUrls. l!l'e
on hand to make their bid for a aha.re
of It, in sharp coot.rut to the last
two weeks when most of the game'•
top Blan .,.... In Scotland for the BriUoh
Open.
So maey cl them l!l'e bare, In fact,
that there ii no clear-cut favorite, though
the awesome Nlctlaul muat be elven
oDnsideratioo. N~ however, ll bav·
1111 putllq troubleo, .... though be
woo Ibo Brltiib Open !or Ille second
tJme. llt ~ !Ive times Saturday
In 1ho llnal .....i at ScoUand wi-
be .... °""' Sanden llnl•bed In. tie.
• sr. t.OU1S -Further ~examination
ci a -~ ~ Monday by rootle runn~ bict Larry si_,i at
ille College All.stars camp Monday
revealed he will he out ci action five
to six weeks, the St. Loois Cardinals
cl lht National FootbeU League said
1'leldoy.
Dr. FNd Roynolds, Cardinal medical
-· IBld 84ogenl, from Tesu A and M, JUlfer<d a partial tear ol a
Jigm>enl in his right knee and Is oot
expected lo be able lo pily until Sept.
I. Anolher Cardinal rootle, delensive
back Eric Harris of Colorado, was lo6t
two -ago lo aurgeu !or an Injury beoulltredlnlbecooclieoAl~Am«lca ....... l.UilJocli, Tn. Ha also lo ...
pected lo be idled tmtil Sept. 1.
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wao named TuMday fin! black coach
in lht hillory d Ibo University ci
Nevada, Reno.
An aaotstapt !aJt year al N ........
Arif008 Uni,.,.,ky, Harrill wlll be an
uslstant footbaU coach and also a lec-tunr In Jih!>llcal educoticn at UNR.
Harria, 24, ii lrom Lang Beach, and
·-Lolli Beach City Oolle .. bel""' go~ lo Nonl>ern AriJooa oo a lootball
Lights Out for Lobos;
Diabl.os Nip Santa Ana
acllolanlilp.
Head ~ Jerry Scallinl said Jlarrlt
w.old handle delenslve backs at UllR.
• GSTAAD, SWlllls'land -,..,.,._
--, Culls cl San Frandlco, won
her _.,, matcli Tileoday In lht SWlso
In..,_! Tennis Cl!ampiomhlpo.
U.... Del. Hilb'• MCOll'Cbl Ulld a ~ laat --· • cld:in« -de! .... Ind a blackout In .,. thlr.t qualW lo pin tile Loi Amigos
~ ID 1lie no... Tuesday night In
... --IUllUllll'buliolball league. Cooch Jerry Tanlia'1 Moom:hs BWept bJ Lao Am!IOo. ~ !or lblir lifth win
In -aullnp al Banta Ana Valley
- -Vlejo'I Diabloo (11-1) W... II~ santa Alia, !WI, al Sanla
Ana In a ""'ii> dtfoollve Ml· ....
,,. -Del ........ cut short -.,. Ji&lllo went out for lht nigbt
-... -· allll ~In the llllnl-flllad. P• 'nlJ.:,!:.. -· they .... ... ... IJ.toolnl load
•• -..... Lll ....... had Ill* ., wllln Illa, ...... by two al.,. ...... llrtl )eriod.
.......... lloUftibl ..... to
tiu'trr· In • t«CIDd perkld, apiel•lly
-.... rrtts "-WW., with O 'II ,,,.. ........ ...,.
Ila -... 11114 .... In tllal _ ........... --h -~--1111. Loi Allilgoo ren qulcklY ...,Ind.
-... d.. bad aellled al ball,
Ille Monardlo bad deiill the bss a
JU tlunpln( and ........i 11141 lead.•
Sant.a Ana applied a stJcty ..ne
defense and Mission Viejo reacted poorly,
canning only 15 ol 46 attmipta from
the lield lor 32.6 percent.
Coach Pat Roberts' lltsbloo came beet<,
bowev•, in the &econd half with the
aid cl llrong rebounding fl'Om Jeff
Malttnin Ind Sleva Alllcnll. -· the two they accounted ror 11 CU'OOll
di Ibo boards.
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10!-'• 1S 1t II Q Totfllt 141111' kltA llr ... ,,.,.
MlniM Yltlo f tt n u -o
.. " ... A... • 11 • ·-·
She defeated Oille'• Mldiele RodrilUOI
&4, 11-1.
In men•• play, No. 1 leed Tony Roche
ci A-.lia delealocl Douglas Verdlecl<
m lbe United-· 6-1, 11-1 •
'!be tourney's finals will be held Sun-
day.
Spain Gains Lead
In Davis Cup Play
BARCELONA, Spoin-Matolel santano
and Manuel Orantes. sccncl lingln vlo-
l<rlel 'l\ieaday lo give Spain a 2-0 lead
ov« Y.,..iavla In European Zone A
Davis CUp tom\11 competltlon.
SaniMa dowaed r.etjto Fralollovlc M ,
M, 14, M In a I~ matdl alter
~ whipped Nicola Spear M, 11-2,
H, In • minutes befcn l,Oot ~
at Ult Ban:<-Royal -Club.
'n>e winner ol Ult btM«.OV. -
will 1 ... Ille winner d <the "-lean
Zone nna1 match between c..ada ....
Brnil. ..,,_ lar Ibo doublel match lodsy
wire not announced, but tt is e1pected
Juan Gilbert and Santana wlil -1
Franukwle and Spur.
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DB Boop Leep Mustangs ~in,
Monarchs Fall ' Edoon Upsets f aqs; .
2GamesBack
Mater Del lllCb fell two --In tbe kw colllma ""-tll•
Vi~ Nip FV, 46-12
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Monlrchl_..aidledbJPadlka, ...
lo lbe MIA~ llocftatlon Dlpano_
meni ....... buketball leque,_y
lillbl at Estsncla Jllgli.
Plelllca'o victory ileolt lbe -
lbalr third defeat In dlbl 1ameo whllo
ldlo Newport Harber leads !ho culmlit
with a 1-1 mart •
Secood1'1ace Estsncla (IH) WU aiae
Idle. Bolb teams .. In· action loalibl
wilh Esianlca meellq X.., &nip al
7:15 and Newport Ha11ior Ind Colla
Me11collidincIn1he •:• nlglileap.
1n other -Tueadsy, Ooola Ilea'• ' llllllaDp 1laned away Loi Amlgoo, .....
wllb a -ro1J1. ~ ---·lbe-...-
lor Colla M-raiwnc Illa -lor :a points Ill -field ......... '-
lflUI lhotl wtllll tDlm ~ Mll'I .... ,
Joa Man:hlorlaW Ind Pal Sweelland
.... also In double n,......
Macl.ean totaled II d bis 11 In Ibo
oecond ball, l\llarcblorlattl bad II ud
SweeUmd ID -wilb Sweetland'• total
com1nc 1n lbe l<CGlld-IWI spur1 tbol
eomod coach )!lmD Neeme's crtw Ibo
victory after lrallinl b)' -. al lbe haU.
Mater Del, oompetlna In IWo ..._
c:oocumally, WU unable lo li:eep up
lbe-lbal•Paclllca oe1 a.tilt-. were not outleored in any q\W1er •
Padflc1'1 Jerry Maru wu lbe leadJag
-from his pivot poalljoo, cbalking
up :a points wilb lbe aid "' nine lleld
goals -m!IUy lrom lmlde.
Rick Kniffen Ind Sieve Kemper were
Ille -., forcH in Ille M1111!1'Cb altacl:
-each acorlni 1' In I loalnf cauae.
• Clltl MIN llU &..-........ WI) ," ""' .... "" ..... tllklll" 11.11
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... YWlll ... 1 I .... ~ S 41 111 ,.rd\lll'ldl 1 I 5 1• ~ I 41 I 14
Wolr 111•--· lllt
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MlltrDll 11 "11 ·-· .. Mlflu M 16 M 11 -#
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YIMll I t 1 4 CllfltflMWSll; I 1 I I llOll*-lllll:Pi,.., 1414 ~ I 4 I lt '"9ftltlllr t I 4 1 t... ltllMQ T..... 2tMrJ• _,,_
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MA 11110..U• 71111 lllsymlnill 4 I I I .....,. I I I I ~ 1111w11 ... 111•
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..... 1141111 .. MI Jiit MIAw 2111 ...... Ill' w......... I 1 I 1 KrllllMt I 1 1 11 •iitt 6 I 1 It P'.O.Mr I f • 4
·-· flllP'ltta 1111 """"" I I 1 4 ~ 211 i
T•ll II M 17 t6 T•lf W14 te _.,_
M..w 511"1-•
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Costa Meu Open Loop
OCC Cagers Win, 66-64
Orange Coesl Colleil•. under lhe
llal1ior MtrdlalU baPntr, scored lta f-Oilla Meaa -unmer league basMball victtty Monday n)llit with
a narrow M-64 decllion over J>nlgreM!ve
Produce.
In lhe companion leoture al Soolbern
Callfomla O>!Jele, SOUlbem Plullc !urn-
ed Saddleback afty, 73-G..
The Men:banla were pacod by lbe
:12-poiDt scorq outbunt cl Paul HolnMs
and a blllanced altack lbal leolured
ID players in lbe -m, column.
'llllD Read and Vinnie Cimnln&l!am
""" in -filUl'ea kr I h e ~ outfit with ID and II w!llle
mates Butch RolUne and Skip WiJllam.1
con<riOO!ed nine poinla api<ce lo lht
ca UR.
Sieve Shelby turned In I nilty
performance for the winners with seven
point.a and a p.t overall floor aame.
Jrrry ~ (24) and 1111 Holllslor
(11) combined for 37 coanlen ID -Ill
down s.ddlebact. ' .
'!be io.r1 ncelved ~ _.. Inc lmn Tom Gardner (It), Ben Mihor
(ii) Ind Eric arute .... (ii).
SMtlllr'mPllllk~17Jl .......... (0) Hr 11"4 Hr~l"M
Onkln Jl2tllllrt ll~J
O.lrvdl:s 1 I I I OW~ 1 ' ~ II .... l .. llr • s J,...11 ~111111 I • 1 I L'l'Oft Jll1Mllhlr 4111lt Slmlo 214JGUll..._ 1141
J.Brwl1 I II I I 24 Gwdnsr I ) 1 It PIYM .11111 .. ..._ 211'
.... ly 1116htll lllf T ... 11 • 1119 71 ,_II ta 1e 17 u
Ht""-KWI: SoutNrll P'lalk MIW a. ..,_ dr.Mdl .,,
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•rllftll ;:1..J .trllll'M R.iUM JJlll'1Nl!I 12aa
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IC1llY •tllA.1111111 1116 Hernt!OllU 111.AM1191111 1111 c.i. 2 ..... CMr.-, I 1 I 5 Wtlll• I I 4 •
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Major League Standings
AMEBJCAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE
Eul Dlvldoa But Dlvldoa • L Pel: GB w L r.t. GI
~ SI SI .a1 Plttaburib 50 It Ml
Detroit 47 31 .561 I New Yori: 47 31 .M'I Ill
New Yort .. 31 .Sil 7 Chicago u a .... 5
Boston 44 41 . 511 • s. Louia 3t f7 .141 Ill
Wlillllncton 40 • .4Sli Hll Pbiladtlpllia 31 • .GI II
Cleveland 31 • .IG llill 1111"""'81 • 11 •• ll!O .... -·--Minneeata 114 • .951 c-a• .'ltll
A1pl1 51 IS .593 5 iw..,.. II • .Ill ID
Oakland 47 40 .MO t•A All-1: : •• It
Kansai City 3.1 52 .3111 :1211 SanFranclloo •• It\I
Mllw1ukee 32 57 .!IO 2511 Houston 37 St •• ll
Oilcago 31 Iii .341 1811 San Dita• :JI M ••• 11 ----NstlSNll l .... J, All'lll'lull i..us 4. ftlU•I Ltlllll I, AfNrkM L.e11W 4.
T ... .,._.._ ,_.,_ .... -~
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CllldftMll st .............. llllflt .. _........_. llllM AKMMI st It ........... :!
Detrttt It ~ ....... Cfll::.:s:r. ~ -.. -M......... st "'*""' flllllt l'frl! .. -~ llW!t oa~ .t ~ Y«k °""' ...-i.:f:cfuu• Mll'H\lllM .. ~..., --CltWMMI .. ~ '"'' rilllllt, ctrlltlMlfl ............ ......, =.: :::•s;:w..111111t """"' .. "· Ulfllt.:::. ......... -.......• "-=:"¢=.•..= m rr.,.. .. ,_. ... I.:"' ':Ct
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DEAN LEWIS
19'6 HAllOI ILYD., COSTA MISA 646-9303
1arv1eo and'""' fw All k•FIM Can Md1r11 ledy lhop fw All Can •
oranre County'• Larpst and Most Kodll'll ToJola and Vohll Dular
,Pirates Drop ..
89-80 Decision
To Leng Beach
' Orage Coif' Colle .. drojlped • lougb
-4ecisi<m to hoot l.oiil -b Qty dollife Tueli!aY night In lbe LBCC ...,..
mer batetball lell'Je, ""
'!be loa WU Ille lourth llrliglll In
Ibo summer circuit lar the Plral<I but
llllnd-ln coach Jlob licber-'>om WU
pieaae<! with Ills team's dln!IL
"I th<Rlgbl. tilt loom d14 well u a
whole lomight becaUJO el '-Beach'•
lougil def-.. Tbey (~ _,
utililed a rnu-e.man. deflnllve ayattm
-prollln applied lo ... CUlll'ds and
I thotJCbt our people reacted well,
overall,'' said Schermerhorn, who Is lit·
ling In for coach lla1> Livsey, The latter
la OD yaca.Uon.
Puaae Dlffie Ind sie.. McI,endon "6'..
Ille domlnaling hoord lacton 10< Orillil•
Coast along with Lee Walter!,
Defensively It was Paul Holmes, siev,..
Shelby and Dillie in the limelight. ..J
'nle losers' touahest problem was l
the turnover department as the u.i->
Beadl defente forced aeveral ~ clurlnc ... test. . .
Mcl:eedoo led OCC In acorlnia 17 while otben in double figures -
Dillie (11), Walters (12) md
(10).
o,.... C""1 1•1 """''' '!··· 2'!11' ......,.__ J 2 2 16 A.Ultlll • 1 • ~-1 J J \7 Hollf* •I Ill Ctn,.y 442UC111i 11•' ~tt.rll 4 4 I n C.1111 I I t s &Mlb\t 2 2 l' Toi.II 11114WM
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DIANLIWIS
Al!NIYllUl'f l,\LI
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NUYO® FLARES
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nlte.tt.ft tf ll"M'l' colera. SIJu
26 tt H .
REGULAR NUvos• ... $1.SO
ILUE JUN
LEYIS8 BARES
17so
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t7~s
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tlllrts ill W..hoi "'"""· fully
.... -· Soll-L.xL
. --~--ORANGE COUNTY'S ' Wlll"S auns IYIRYIHINe ' ONLY OFFICIAL . . Ill UM .. NG IQUIPMDm
COLEMAN
REPAIR STATION
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All -C"-' ,.,.i,_ 11t fiCTOlY
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3-LB.: IN.SUL 100 BAG c-..,al, ill .• ,,.,tk.I· s 11 's """'":':' .... with s ••. of 100. AtttocdYI, .... ·~· ;.ptia' cfttt.
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COLEMAN "OLYMPKS" he" tho 11~
new tloutllt roof dtllen .•• •nil .,.
tton1I ca~ to Mitch. SN 111 of tt.e
1tyte1 4lur1nj-Gr1nt'1 9lpntk Tent .....aew aM 111' at w.tou. nvin91I
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tt 1b:11. You11 flM the 1111 Y•• MM It $11,00 GronY1I
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'6'5 DINtM JACKIT
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1>'a10' SUI" I • 129•s l••· $149.tS . , •• , •••
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"lold Pin'/ • , .. • . $1 ,, un1hlne '''"•'' $7
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; Start.
r .l 1 • .ruam1tos How to Take the Fun Out of Golf Area Briefs
·Your Racing
'·Engines!
by Deke Hou/gate
Entries
fw ~ .... ~ .. .r~-;1t11;= -.,.
They call hhn Uac:le MilUe, the other 'drlvert do, and ci-• , .... l'int ""' 11• ~.-. I.._, ._ ... '"\ "-Dlltr a.Mt• llf & .. t-
, u""';r mOllly go aboUt tbetr til•slntas 11 if~ weren't .Ectil.md. -nn_ • "" 11-
"-QWet. serious, a bard workinl loner, be *-i't fit' 1.ht _;,~:.~cir,,· Ji·;'r:! .. ' .r: ~? ima,e of a profUlioaal race driver. EVea the name, MlUoa ~'S~Cus?.!! '1r 1 i'!
Minter' doesn't ainJUre vi.alonl of the dublft&, carttrie I ~ GlnMr" ..,. I~ "
~ drl~. PaW NetrmU wuuld never be cast to~ htm.. . 21 ?\ v1o. ~' 1e1n1111 1•
nree vears ago M.illter had his baptbm rA. fire on t&e l!;r'..=-,trEf' llj -~ • -~~---.1--· _._ _ _. blNGllo:: Ml9 11:':i:~1 :11 11-~ ...ui __. circuit. Ht IS .uliwl. U aDOl'l)'l'MJI' L9' U l lKult IAIMMIK•I IJf now I! ht WM tbefl. • . Abo Elltlbll
I ftl!ltmber . talking to Mill al an EaJdern race. th1t f:. .. T~ 'fi5r1
year, 1eaninc against his camper, sipp1iJa 1 IOft, drilk served l!:'.Jd..,...'7C:::.1
by hi! wife. 'we had a private chit about bis career. He s1CON0 RACi."""7.o ¥1r0o. s -
doem't lltnd much of a Crowd. ; ?1mr:Wtn.;. !'~lltl. l'UtM 11600.
"Thla ls tou&h," Milter said. "l aever knew there were t:r:!J~oir .. I .. 1 lU
guys who wqu)d kDOtk you off the tract. rm med to sports =:r.~..,~.,., !ff .
cars, I guess. But ff that is tN. ·w.ay they ,. .. t lo play, =:w ij:_"ll~o\'m:• •r,
I eu-I will have lo leaTD their aame." ~ ' l'l!,_, l,l On the green, don't bother to repair your ball mark. After all, that's what the ~ ., Minter wn green, so green he · blew a clufch.-.i.~ ..__~ .., • kc l.i,1 ln greenskeepers are for. • . • ~ •
I" startJ.nc U.e of his ffnt professional nee. It wu the tb~iuur 1 1,.,.,,1 1,\,' -"'---.:._------------------------'--
sedan race at Sebring in ltrl. and Minter sat on the grid '~~ 1 '"1 '' 1 111
Mat Tournament
Slated Saturday;
Tbe Mtl.n>polilan wrestlini • Parks and Recrutlon ·Depori-
'-Will coaclude ib _. ment or 1otJru1i1i111 cllroclor
-loop llCllYll)' Saturday Jim Keane (6"-1111).
~an all-day toornatnent
at~ Junior Colle1e with
....... lor fin!., 10COnd end lblrf place in each weight
cla91.
Miion be&W at 1 30 a.m.
lolloltifti 9 a.m. w~ins and
W.bllzd tn the •atnda .will
blo -lor lint ond oe<ond ~-onc1 · .. -dlftl ...... ,., tropty.
Enl,ry lee is IS cenla ger
wrw:iler-iritb f j Vt-pG "II 8 d
allowances made in each
~-. Corona del !>far High'• entry
•
The c..ta Meu Comou
forfeited a thrl&-brii:i1, 7.0
4eci.sion to the ·Santa Ana
Angels SUnday In Southern
Califarnia Baseball Al50Cl1·
tion action at Coslli Me1a'1
Tewloklt Part.
A total al only ~· players some in street clotbea showed
up for Ult Comets, which
pnmptfij managu John Saint
to comment, "Wt haveni go«-
ten much pltdling 'lately and
it's really disapp:>inting when
these playera don't ..,w up."
.The.. CGm!!!' (l,2)Jl'e lM·
Jati~ acbitlpled to ta<klt
the Gardena El Reys Sundiily
at TeWinkJe. , fryinC h1a clutch while waiting for the green flag to drop. ,.m,..··,,.., 1w 1-1 1ii
' THl"D llACt:-iSi Yttds. I .......
w; 2'1tree a-r• 'Wlillovt Cl•tc!h ~l:'lj~· '.l.':'1, ""'· .., ~ . k"' ~· ":'il""' "' ne 8eW !'..,._. anad Wm ... leH Minier dtdlc tllert i':ff1 '1 :r1;F U:
n!MI faetil. MDt elllmlJ poppe4 6t I'll' la, ud dlgtcl off. ~ sour,'1w~'r" filodllr f 1tt Be dreve dli e.tlrt dlrft -.Un .... 1 dlddl ad ftnlPed urnt Tr w IC•rdonl la
I~. . . POUll.TH •ACI. UI Y•rdl. J3 YHr --"' -it:. ~11111 ""'" 11•. Ctllmlllll
'"l'Ut "'' .. Mc deal," Milter esplalMd. ~'I'm used :~'l'a.!'!"..JU::\"' u: te mtTlllc wtd!Mt a dlltck. Yea .see, 1 UYe warkei for w.. 04.":.nci •wt 1crllb'o'l 111
Morris Captures Southpaw
Golf Tourney at Santa Ana
in Mle SouUaern Diviai<m of
the Metropol!lan loop ' bas
rac;k~ up five consecutive
victories during the short.
campaign, including a recent.
22-19 decision over Huntington
Beach (4-11.
An alJ...star team will be
selected following workouts at
Cypress College M o n d a y
throu&b. Thlll'8day at 7 p.m.
The cootin,eM. will meet a
ai m.iJar lfOUP from Bakers-
field at Cypress July ·zs.
••
San Diego's Lowell ~hs
attempts to get back on the
winnJng track this '~ay
in the USRC mkfgflt racer
competition at Orange County
Speedway in El Toro.
~ yun .. av.....,. medwde. oae tf dte _.._ wtzh'llll =r1:::~1:·r1 ui '· •r Uve Is ei.tdteL Se *9 • eulemtr ..., .. , lte ~le ,, lu Ev Morris of Santa Ana
co111 ., ud ..a !lit ..me. .teportmat to come pt M1 ~~,lr,A ~"'" ,r. delealed Do<og Word or Coota • car. H WH't nni. "A'li. t ,f't..LUllMml 11 Mesa to capture tbe quarter-~ "I wu •IM t• ~olateermr for tUt job, becaae 1r 11.n1n ii:i:-, .... ,,, i 11 score left.haoden 1olf cham-M~ IW /1'""1 Ut , 1 welt .. set tbe car I cot t• worll: .. it. note jebs !Mii'• 0111 we111111 111 pioMhip at Sarta Ana Country ~ ,.W weU. ... _....."cl an ,.Id oa a piecework buiJ. !"Giii e111<1 fLl!Wntl n1 Oub this week. ' .. _.. -'tL-t Pi.-nt RACl:-J:i' Y•••· s Yffl" ...-...4 . ~ J tot pod at tt, aM ... I eu ...... e any ca.r w1 -~,..rg1w. "~· ...,,.. 1111111i17 Morris ~ a 1-up victory
A a c1ftS, -.y." ~·~ o~~ 1 111 on the 19th hole with a par ~ Mlaltr ..... ...a&efll rdle tf die Jtll' • Ute Tru•Am ,.~·~ dt!r-'1 l'1t to gain the OOe after trailing !· dmllt ii 'l'l,'Rt lie pnmfldy •s;;N OISt. fll 1i1ht. Bact f,~.r,:~• ,-,., 'l.,1 li: through 15 holes in regulation ~ ..._ ~ ...., Cll., lie 1ewww4 1111 1rlM M a VW mec•aalc ~:£~ ~ 11~ 111:1 ll~ play. He was one down at
' _. .... .., cr11vf• for compedtlill: by *'"Ill • Poncbt su;:g,i:-i 7""?" l~ V>e tum but came back t.o ~'Ii IM':ll •• .,.. nce1 fOIJ' • ctapk ti....... G:i1.:i.\W:: ''~·~ uo tie the m"atch on the 16th lrl1h lrOQli. i/8•nk• 116 I t•· 1· l
i;. 1'111 edler MJ Uac:le MllUe ldt k WJ. TIO¥ w11c:11 1 11~ nr and post the w n on ''°"' ITS ~ S__.. Ti. 8kl Mi n Llr:>111ml l H hoJ , :c: a Caman, M .,... at e .-v••Y -extra e. ~--A lfl(TM JtACI. 170 v1rd1. I YNr r:.to . tlle lint lldtpeadat to w .. a ......... race ,10, tNI lip. Cll!lftlM. ~ .. moo. He will retain the title for ~118ce '*· f~~':"' IN'IC• •1000. Th• Dk'°" EIK· the next five year1, replacing
· W '9 lemMd u.elr 1amt.. "::i.et . .'~!:1nete1~1 ll: Don Shaw as the t10uthpaw
' I ~I~ l~rWll) l)S h .
... .f'ellnaer Claargl119 Bertf. .. ( li Lee Metzger, a beginner .. , ,. ~ I c amp100. £.i .. ~~~~. ~1 l~ .
"* -,J'lth 10 laps lo 10, Minter's Amerkan Racing Asaoclatts T!f.Jl';~:r.n.rl 11• with 25 years eipenence on ere-ii suddenly rutiled that Mustug factory driver George ~, .. , iwriohtJ 11• the links, fired a "slow fi ve-the I ~th Mlltl --• ch•-' h d PJ~ l~:~t:l 1" wood" oo the second hole at ~· Fol&ner was on ume ap w1 e cuJU .... e..ng ar · co1i_, csntlihl ln Santa Ana this week to ace
$ Ht had a faster ~ and WU gaining 1 to 2 seconds 8 11vSHTH •AU:-m .,.,di 1 we., the 148-yard hole. •, lap, Tiiey fia.,hfd him the information. oldl -' -... Cl1lrnln§, l'U,.. U«:ll. --i.. Clllrnlnt ••kl ISCOO. Tiit Loni •..u. Lee ii: the i n v i l a I i O n a l
"' There were six laps to go whew. Minter had . lo 1s~Rg ~"""e'. ~'""lt::::Yi 1" tournament chairman at Santa f wide 11 tramC: ll'i4 Jl'oUmer suddenly Wll drifting JU!t n es J•'""' ~10 1 )~"' i 111 Ana and will be directing his
•· off his tailpipes, • With fiVe laps· to go, ·Follmer took the ~w 11., f': v)~1 111 aativitiel in this direction dur· .-lead. Pitc.an ,.,. 1c1,.W.'i" nt
I "d :'~1J~~1r1 Jg Ing the month of August. • Then thtrt were two laps to go, and Minter was a OO&SI t -He was playina ·with ass is.-· ~o1•--. -.,., ........ ,-..... ., .. -in a tum, then bumped .... ain •••HTN uc1. • "'I{*-1 ,~.,. --e
in uother turn. Follmer had the faster car. but bis brakes F 11. YI Walker and Cliff Beal when r UUCI ''"' u~ ""& ucr -ii:_r.A~:;.·c;. '.~,_. --,,,· tant pro Dusty Elford, Tom
L wen faili•1. This allowed Minter to catch him hi the turns. T::'~..!tt".t .t~ 1 lff ht EX'fld his fir.!t-ever bole-in·
With one lap to RO and a tight right band comer comin• Lf:n.T~ ~·bol:d 11 •• I~
up. Minter alid Inside Folbner, beat him to the apex and Q-ct~ \ f~111\ ,,. one.
lheJI br•ked hard. Follmer had · nowhere to go but into the ~~ -.~1,,~'\!w';91111 H! Rttttcho SJ
·: licit of Milter's-car. ~.!"o'~~1a11~:·,..,1 115
The impact spun him off course and e.ded the duel. Chiller cwe1111 1n I Drucll1 UC.anl\l rn "' Minter wo1' the race by sir seconds. SIM'•" GM!" 111111m1 1u • •
MllCh w11 made ta tbe wirt service reports ef tlte Hrtly
a....a. altere16-tut followed, as Follmer raa t.wanl &H Y" wlllter'• circle wltti blood 111 Illa eye. ~-\a tile Umtll~t
el *°'J, Mlaltr wu denied llte crtdlt for • brtW111t drive !.. tJlll& W; dtt ..ta radq frateniity by 11U"pri9e. Most of
~ dtt __..._, 1tU.U.. ,,.. ftcosecl oe Ftllntet'• raae. '---,• ·..--· : ....... Ut thd1lttd fHtii aad firs& fJi .llil twt 1ppearasu.-e1
flUNTM llAC•. ~ y~~IQ, l .,,,, 1:.,•r;f~ c\l;ri=l,,; ~' a~.1m1na.
Mr. 0c11o"1i.1fi.I:;"' 116 f'fll«i 8tt T t m1Jhl l~ 1(1$1 tf'!f 11.V, r•ob) 'Jt ~':if ... Mi~UJ.: ~~I) \,~ ,.,,,. 1n.IYIP,,n1ri uo
Ch IC ll.e!!u.11 CSIJ''•u•I 111 L90 Ollldy 8!7.iMlrl) 111 LtllllOl'L IW• I 111 s.,:,: 2r~~d• •1 ,,.
t"ri~hcs~rttrrr' in
U"'llltdltd fW~llfllJ 111
ll.0¥11 11.llf !M•rdlnef no
Dutch Oil Saver fired a low
nel round of 65 to win a
men"s club tournament over
the weekend at Rancho San
Joaquin Country Club.
Ray Schamborn and Frank
Beckman had Us to tit ror
second place with G a r y
Hanson and Ned Trehan each
coming in with 705 to gain a
thlrd plaee tie.
Gwen Holle a.nd Mary Imler
• IWI yes, ICOl'in& 11 pol.ts for ClmtH. Rt hit beak• the
,_ .n.11111 lldery ttlllD of Camaro1 bt4JI ·times.
• 111-l:eol VersioR of Old Tale •• ,, Alamitos Race Results
• (. Remember the story of the tortoise and the hm! A
motorised version or it was recently re-enacted by •·race
driver and a motorist with a long safe-driving record . , ~ Neptiating a ~i\e course over opu highways and (.'(Ml-
gtsted atreets i• the Pittsburgh area, stock car driver Tom ~ Colella broke every traffic law he · could safely get iway
: with whUe newspaper photographer Ste•art Love drove by the
• book.
Colell1 ran red light.I, passed on the wrong side and
1gnored1posted speed limits. He was aa:ompanied by a state 3 trooper (with uniform and insignia carefully Cilncealed so othe rs
11 traffic would JIOt guess the illegal driviq: was part or
~ a controlted test ). . ' Alta' ti miles Colella was six minutes raster than Love .
\ which fi---' out lo be a saving or about 1ir seconds a . ···-, .. mile. Ana CoJelll is a professional drive r.
• Jtf-E:rutl119 Test in Europe
I I• Europe, wllen tltert is a more laine1 fain attitude ....,.. lllPn1 ipHd, a limllar -bat mere eractJ111 -
~ test wa1 canied out la 1.. by '" memben of a Gennu
• ........_cdatJ.
; 11lt twt *inn were &1ve1 can fitted wtl.Jll lMtnunenls
• tut recerde4 eYft')' action tlteJ took dariq a 1,-.mtlt drive
, 1-Bamblol'I, Genuoy, lo lllmhll, llaly.
~ 0.. *'"' w11 laltncled tt drive u fast •• CODdiUon1
; ....... • psmtt, ... lite lflCond was told tt Qb It ea1y.
~ Ht .. a. tlrt\le ..ty H fast u tM: flow of trlfftc. (Muy
, .............. ,.. .... _.llmlb.)
;, "11111 ,._. ..ay ••erait4 st 11l.p.t1. for the dl1lai* dd
~ fl~ 11 millllel abHd ef dte slnpake 81ter 2t . •w1
.t *"1111· SpeedJ •IM about 11 mort 1alloe1 of ps 1:iy drtvla1
fal&er, u wtll.
( lhlt tlM ai.ty wt• told In the iJ11trume11i rt1diqs.
1't fat drl\ler 01td tits brakes 1.33t times. incladlac
~ ftw ,.me ...,._ lie pMted z.ott otlttr can ud was p11ted
f~ ~ ... ,u. ni ~ *Iver llralced ... , IS! limn, ..... oce1111 ..
fer ~l'tM.1 -.., ,..-a &otal •f '41 •lkr drivtn
~ ....... ,.........,1u1t.1.
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Standings . ...
•
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Scr1tdltd -A Goin' M-11. Tombl•
Tot1i.. Slornw Bull tl>Li SI""! Grwnd,
had idetiical '72s to tie for
first place in a wo.Defl's club
ace day tournament. Leeta
Brand was next with a 73
in A flight.
Betty Gallagher bad a· '11
lo win the B tiUt with Pat
Livlnpton oe<ond at 13. Betty
Walthall with 73, won the
C crown with Jeanne Czach
second at 79. Edna Lawrence
WIS the D flight winner with
76 followed by B e I t y
Blakemott with 71.
The men's club will stage
another low net tournament
at Rancho San Joaquin this
weekend.
ejo Country Club Tuesday for
a golf tournament.
The Mission Viejo lnv:it.a-
tional amateur tournament is
scheduled for Aug. 1-2 at the
popular hillside coune with
competition divided into two
categories -1)..6 handicap and e
1-12.
WLM•
.s ' ....:.
' ' I > > I J 2 . ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' . . ) ..
Sachs finished third on July
Fourthatthespeedwaybehind
Long Beach's Jim Fa~tt.
and Danny Caruthers o f
Anaheim , but still holds a
commanding lead in the USRC
point derby.
Duane Sears (Westminster~
and .Eddie Miller tColta
Mesa) art the prominent ll"tA
drivers involved. · · Pro Roger Belanger has The fifth annual Corona del
returned to duty from a two Mar class A volleyball toorna-1=----------
week v~il to Mon tr eo I, ment willl he held this Satur-'ARE YOU TH' E day and Sunday at Coroni. Quebec, Can. del Mar State Beach.
FV JJile Square All day action .,ch day acts MAN FOR US?
undtr way "at 9 a.m. ow c""""" .. r•,_ ••·
Fouri.ain Valley Mile Square The tournament is open to •""•"' •nf •• 1r1 .... ..._ fv
Golr Cour il I • 111c11. "'-ft ... h tlr9 flf ..... se w I 1tage a Ml y class A and lower ._,. a.. ...., _,.
m· e m ber-guest tournament clas.slfication players and• is ., ,..., 11,w, 1 _ ..... ,_..
this weekeod over two days e1pected to draw nearly 200 " c1111 ,. "'-' ,..,..., •lllf
ilh 52 • ..... '"'"'''""· .., • ,__ w teams entered in the participants. .• -..1N111 n1't..,,.. •,....
Meaclatelark Cilmpetition. Teams must be entered ,.,.,11y.
Action get! under way at prior to Thursday and in-~• ctl11ct ..,. ..,... ..,_
1 30 Sal th ........ , Mr • ...._. UU) "1-tt'1. DianM Hooper and Ed : a.m. urday wi the terested parties should either ., w1tt ... •1&. °"'" NM.
nevul combined
1
o111 n g.lirr~i•:al:rounci;:on;s;u;nda;y:. ===cootaE~ct~the~~N~•:wpo:r1:s.a~=rih=·~;;~~=~r=i talents to fire a combined
score al 58 at Meadowlark
Country Club last weekend to
win a couples tournament
spon90red by the women's
club.
Pat and Joe Eork> finished
second wilh a st followed by
·Marian and Jim Darling at
60.
Be\ty Briley had the longest
drive ror the distaff com·
petltors and Lou Vance was
the longesL hitter among the
men. 1n the least putts .com-
petition, Pat Hood took 28 and
Mel Sundstrom and Joe Eorio
tied with 26 to win the men's
competition .
Jfe•• v .... 11.,
A four-way tie resulted in
a best ball of founome com-
peUton at Mesa Verde Country
Cub last weekend.
Marge and Bill Adams
played with Pett and DottW
Francesconi; Jim Mercer,
LJU1an Williams, Marge Sears
and Wally Borden played
together; Pal and Emtst Gill
played with Virginia and Ed
Vistic1; and Pete aod Eleanor
Matranga palyed with Phyllis
and Gene Kaliher. A 11
fotirsomes posted scores of 58.
A strlnc tournament will be
held Saturday with the Mr.
and Mrs. guest day tourna-
ment scheduled for Aug 9.
Colta /tle1a
Bill Wallace fired a 75 to
win the k>w gross compelitioi:t
In a men's club sweepstakes
at Costa Mesa C«MXry CUb
this past weekend.
Low net wu won by Jim
Burnett with a A fo~wed
by Vic Waddington. Dick Van
Metre, Gordon Voss and Fred
F1'denlburg will> 69s.
Bennie Benedict ond Dick
Clark tied at 71.
I n a l h r e e-three-tbree
tournamer' staged by the
women's dub, Sybil Foster had
a 99-30 for top honors. Geri
Watson was nen with 96-31
followed by VI Hoskins (91-32)
and Hai.el Webster (92-321},),
ltlll•IOR Viejo
The Callfornla Highway Pa.
trol converged on Mis&lon Vi-
firt$10nt
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By SVL'VIA PORTER
JJ you have $100,000 or more
~ch you are wtlllng t.o tea~·e
Gel deposl.t for a Oxed period
of time at your ravorlt.e co~
1Qercl1I bant:. )'OU can earn:
Roughly 7~ to a percent
"I' Certill<ates ol o.po,u due
J1 30 to 90 day5 -or, since
Ult rtnloval in late June of Uit rate ceilings on these
Slk>rt·t.enn C/O's, YOU can
ee.m wh:tlever Interest la dlc-
tited by the money markets
ol. the dly 100 buy tllese
ctttllicates: e~ per"Cellt ctn C/O's due
In 90 lo 190 dllys:
~ perctnt on C/D's due in
1"' to 385 day1:
•And 7 1.~ pertenl on C/D's dUe tn 365 days' and more.
<lf you have less than
Slto,000 and you too are will-
~ to "freeu:" your funds t• a specified period at a
commercl!.l bank, you can
tkn:
45 percent on C/D's dUe io
30 days to one year ;
~% pen-ent on certificates
duF In one·year to t~v ;
:s~ percent on C/D's due
lq two years or more. ~But to get these rates, you
..; the under $100,000 depositor
-f sUU must have a respec-
l4ble minimum of c a s h .
Minimums cited for CI D'• by
major New York City banks
ranged from l500 to $3,000
and $5,000.
U you have only a limited
amount ol cash lo depoolt !or
• period, try lo f#l-r._ ;,i
tbe favorable .i.oi.w: being
oiler«! by avtnp" lliOtutlons , '
across the country. On
deposit.I you leave for at 1east
one year, you can eun s~
percent: on deposits you leave
for at least two years, a 6
peretnt rate is wkScJy ad-
•vertised.
If yoo're '"'ving 11 tt le
amountl week by week and
haven't aocumuljtf.ed a fat
nest egg, fact 1l -no one
is wooing you with fancy
rates. But don't just settle
for a slJrn r.te on a regular
passbook: account. Ask ques-
tions, shop, find the beit deal
for you.
The Certilicoto ol Depooit
. has ~ back on the front
pages since the Penn Central
bankruptcy, and tile resultlng
u~val ln the money marl<ets spurred tile Federal
Reserve Board to eliminate
the ceilings on rates com-
mercial banks can pay oo ·~
through 89 day-C/D's so the
banks can COOlpete for big
pools of short-term cash, and
thlLS have more fWld.s to lend
to corpOraUons in need. The
maneuver is working ; money
is ''easler."
If you'fe to get the relative-
ly more lt~ive rates on
C/O's, though·, yoo have to
know what to ask for and
""tiat to look for. Here goes
with a brief summary:
Q. What are C/O's?
A. Tl'ie CerUficate of. Deposit
is a commercial bank device
which pays premium interest
'rate.s to deposiCors who agree
to keep a specified minimum
amount of Cash at the bank
for • a specified minimum
~lack-owned ~rokerage
.Firm Set Up in Harlem
By LEROY POPE ed opposition from the Harlem
• "'' av11-••1,.. branch of the Congress for
"NEW YORK (UPI) Racial Equality when it was
Betore the end ol the sum. opened. CORE at the time
••· N • S A6'" opposed extension of new ~· ~ ew Yor11. t.._. Ex· branches ol any white con-~nce probably will have the: lrolled firms lnlo Harlem that.
flnt Negro-0wned manber ·might draw money out of the
bfokerage house in ILs history. cornmuajLy.
It will· be headed by 1 former But from the s t a r l ,
professional football player, Shearson, Rlminill said it en-
Rus.sell Goings.Jr. visioned tile ultiinate spinofr
'.Goings, who ended his oi the Harlem office to black
RJ.aying career wjth the Los ownership. The venture also
..\Dlt~s Rams In 1~. hi.! had WflS started wtµi an altru1'Uc
ibciJt 11 yean elJ)erience with purpose. 1be company set up
v"arious Wall Sirftt firms. a n lndependtnt roundallon
Shlee last July, he has manag· called the Crispus Attucks
tel the H1rlcm branch ol Foundation to which a rerular
spearson, Hammill & Co., share of the Harlem office
Which Is i.o be converted into gross has been paid. "This
the new firm, Cri.spus Attucks money and other contributions
~ritin Corp. to the foundation aceumulate
d t b named for 11 patriot aJ seed money to foster new
l:(tlleved to have been a Negro minority bu s i n e s s en-
V(.l>o was kl.lied by British terprises," Goings explained. 1fOOPS in the Boston Massacre "So far we simply have bffn
11 1770. accumulating funds to make
: Sbtanoa, H a m m l 11 Is a start."
sponaoring the new firm's ap-Goings started the Shearson ~1Uon for membership on Branch With 1 staff o{ four tlie bl& boord and selling the and row' ~, 16. "We have
cdllce to the black empk>yes· lo raJse $800,000 to buy our
.,S two white employes on seat on the exchange and for
Vf!t"I favortble terms, Goings working capital," he said. "We
said. don't eJ:pect any trouble doing
,!"Ibey are doing this even that, because we have ac·
ttibugh this office has grown cumulated enough interested IJ! less than a year into one institutiooal client.s In our lint
Ol the most profltab;le at year in }farJJ!n\."
Sll:arson, Hammill 1', s a i d Altho\.tth many H a r I e m
Goings. residents invest and trade in
_The Shearson, H a m m 111 securities, the Shearson office
htad office in Wall Street con-Is the first i;uccessful branch
fthned Goings' remark about of a blg board firm e~r
the success of the Harlem organized in that g h e t t o
c(fice which, curiously, arous.. district.
Newport Firn1
"Gets Executive
Rlc))ard s .Benz haa: bttn
dkrned mMager, bu 11ne11 s
planning, fer Raochn
Californ!a with headquarter•
la Newport Beach, Justus C.
Gw'illan. prcsdcnt has ain·
Daunced. Rancho California, \.k affiliate of Kaiser Aetna, is one or the lar1esl multi·
purpose t'O\mtry community
develoPments In the nation.
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Asl~ from beb1g successful,
Goings said the presence of
bis Orm in Harlem provided
a place where young Harlem
businessmen can g e t in-
formation about investing.
He also said that, except
for black mutual f u n d
salesmen, the securiUes in-
dustry bad .made substantial
progress io recruiting and
training black sales personnel
before the recent market drop.
"I know of at lea.st 60 ac-
credited blackr e g 11 t ere d
·tt_preselltaUves," Goll\il 'aid.
'';.\ lot more will be needed
if the market aets betler."
I See by Today's
Want Ads
• lf )'OU'rt a. qua!H'it'd $Id~
~r Yotl can charter a 35
ft dlese 1 sloop for oo.b'
$31'5 per Wttk •
• Anyone lor an ~llh
Topt8 nl pddlt With-n1.
llnp! Make ln offer &nd
r1de away!
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of!ertd in 1961 bul it was ..,,., ~. ~f!J'::' tA l! f~ tt_;,; fl~ tit t:ii' ·~11·~ tt~ ~ ltv. ·:::: 'f:'t"i':ff. "! ~ ~~ !IU ~1 ~ •~•ned then ~~1y f-very l lf o\*M llf IN All .. AW ~Mi.I ,. JN ~ I I_. ~ '° ,;• • ... 1.4 GY--1E ~ M ~ "
...:::;,•· "'" v• Aftr!EJ\ 1.1... ,'~l !" I' ;·14 ~~..::: fl mt ~ r"'m ::. h r, .. ,,•,r.,•, .... " ·.•,,.oo iS\~ H~' 1 i-t: big (.'OC"pOtatJon deposlto}'I-Nf:Y9_-_.k '"i:'J~' ~ I J"' ~';V~ l~t1~,,1t~ ft:~~~\\ r,_.,lt1Af + ,.11_ H Im~ J +Ill ''\lb ,.u,, "~ 1 1,1, 10
Now it has also btcotne a i=. .:.r~. ,:&i~~ t ·~'~ =~ 11 • 11 , ~-"~i 3'~ v; ,.,. :~n 'fl F. _·49 A ,,:_ff..-.J11 , ,, ',i 'ttt' ;.h~ _ 3, :~ 4t ~Vt i? i~~ !-1! \ COlf.Mner savlrurs mJd,lunt ror :.,r.:N"r!!!lf~'r, ~:rJ"'Mt !!!! .. • ··~"r f1 . 1 I.:'"' ~a le ",•,•M~ 01 !ii ..... .., .n,~,, l • PK mi JJA 'I\~ ,,. till ..
th "th ·~11 ts fl ot-S.CV,111t1 l'lndll~ @z 4>. i I " 11"'n nic -, ~tt ' I"'" S.I t 4114 ' t h.6" J 41t lll '• OSC WI Sp'll er amoun t>••llral ''j·• .,1 FSI l' 'I :Iii I' c' Pel 1 '' 1~ 11 I'll ~w A~fr "A~ ~ ~« f -M ti ' 11' 1 1 41\6 'n' 'l 1' 1 IC r:io·" 21 ~...; !! I I ltho h •• "" K'""'' ,,~··~ F1tO !' ~ f l'll'W.rtn !J )J 'rn°" I \11 ' ,,,· ·~ •' · -~ ff ?r.~ 7l''t !IJ"' -114 ~,,!.. /··"• lj ~ 1 11.': _:; '' o sav ngs -a ug u1ere 11or,. bu1 '" ·r;:: Flt F n "9••• HI( ~2 lt •ft!W .tH M A 1 Ga1 1.: "*i u i.t 1 Jffl-~ · ...... lt-\lo ~ --f"~'J 1!0 1~
still are minimum. the CID z="!~rcn1 :·~i"=,,,,,. l 1~6:~ J~. ~·· 11W l:.,.U\lo ~=ro("'.fi' I l'n! ~ :;·~!Ii!': I 'l: I :it?=~+: l~~lt"FI~ ,: 1~ ,Ilt ';~:\~
may go by VarlOU$ names -•,-.-.~. 1""• !!!,'!.. ••u' ~ •• ~~Oii >ffil n ~H !:9' M~M'a 1l" ·rm eel..'.,!_ m !,. ,A 1r1Jn11.3' 2 4~ ~ + Oiiro;'.ll l'j "" d dll -1\.'J 11d<L-,,7011 .!, .. ~· d"' + I"
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enormous demand! for loans. :~~ ~ ... ~ ~: I hi. =~',. M 1111t ~t~ Hl1 !~ i~ 1' t: ·~~ • .111 1ff 11?: 11"' 1= ···\ii ~,:I:,~ ~\ ' t: ~ Lfl\ -'-i=?r:,\: I 'Iii i~ ~ :.. .,,
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minimum for a fixed lime, ~1~v..i ,1~ 1~ ~== i; ~ ,r~ ".·~,ii~t tr~ u .. ~ ~:ri I~ "ri\t ,ft' ~..f'r.1 l~ !: ft'~ fir. !.'= ::."' ~.::"t.:.'7,,,.1 ,. ;l:i im 1~:! ·:..:i.. 1ir:tu".!11.-': · 11 Ii .. t:\'i ll": :~ "· '---!.. t.... It h Allot t:ev N l"' IA Mlt P JIM 'II.... l 11 Lt> """ Am Cftll M 'T W! IYJ 1v. -"'f'MN•tG 1.16 '3 1 751.1. 1~1-\t ... "' fWUhl11 ~ •• .. ill! +<o u1e uciua. A!IUWS as youi: Alllld E• l"' 5~ '""Mt I~ 16111 fllln E • ._ ~ ~flel $1 1. I• ACllllll IAO ..! .. , •• 1,z"" twi _ ...... ~-·:;r.rM' -.... ! ..!: -·· ~ ?::~=IA-,!..'!"".,,~. • 'm:"' 'Iii'· 1 :;:(4, money (O ""' and iL JS Alon Gtl I~ 4'4 11n llE H,)'.! '•'" '""c',,',' '•'' !. !1tN11,, 1N0 ,!l! '•'c"'!.'",. ,'·_..'° lM \.i 11:\4 .,. .,., , ... ,. ~ ., r .--. ~-·• _., AmNc !\41 )'iii tovt Pr ,. .,. \' ......... I ,., .,i:if 60 4oO "1 ..... I': Alrt. J'°" il'O r.'o .. "-11"' -14t'l~ I 1• . ti Ill\ .....
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employment needs. The i'~"-t''ji !JI 1~1 ~:;; n.2 .• t:l:.f, llf,~ J •·~ '" 6'\ + 1' =: 1:= {' ff'J fi,i; ~J = ~ ~:1:r~,-~ 11 ~ 1,?'~ r.~ +1~ largest perc!ent.age predlcling Le Grw111 ·,, 1 .•7 s~:'11v S•F~~: 7.11t eu!fF-" 1:10 1 ~ ,!14 ~ -~ l'fflP.c Elle ' ll'• IVi • t ""'>-~1.J7 1, ~ !il ~+·ii.
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B.ea-i the DAIL):' PILOT
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How to Die
Made Easy
In Cl asses
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -
The woman, anguish etching
her face, grabbed a stiletto
and plunged it into her breast.
She sank to Qte floor, her
Ille appearing to drain away.
A dramatic suicide!
Dramatic yes, suicide no.
It was a practice death in
an acting class in "How to
Ole Without Hurting
\'ourselt"
Matthew Farruggio, a staff
director for the San Francisco
Opera, nOOded approvingly .
He teaches a seven-week'
course on the art of vk>lent
death to 19 vocalists. The
classes coincide with each
opera season.
"Rcla.z.! You have to make.
this look honest and real, and
you have to do it in seconds,"
Farruggio repeatedly advised.
"You can't hurt yourself
because you have to die al
least three limes this week."
Pulling off .such d, e at h
scenes reallstlcally isn't easy.
says Farruggio. Performers
stabbed or poisoned on stage
frequently are required to get
up and sing after hilting the
floor. So, Farruggio cautions,
you must not hurt yourself:
El:amples ol miraculous, if
tentative, recoveries in grand
opera , he points out, are Gilda
In "Rigoletto," Juliet. and
Tristan -who gups his
"last" for most of the final
let
"Let's try a suicide in eight
\>eat.a," Farruggio told his
cl111s during a recent drill.
"You grab the · knife, 1tab
yourself, and life runs out
a11 you fall -Ready, go!
One, two, three . . . Far-
ruggio's critical eye blanched.
He frowned.
"Again! Remember that it
is a lot more difficult to stab
yourself than somt0ne else
..• you have to cut througll
lhe cloth before you get into
yourself." ,
The director set up death
scenes from "Don Cerio," -'
• shooting; and "Fau'st," a
!tabbing. Mistakes are many,
he noted, such as hitting the
stage al the wrong angle, fiaJJ. inl the @Ir, hitting the stage
with no place to roll.
Rain Maker SORRY ,"EVERYBODY!
.,. I '
Drama Prof Stages W eather AIRPORT'~ HAS TO GO -
J IT WILL BE SHOWN FOR THE 1 · LAST TIMI$ WI DNESDAY, JU LY 221 I
A Cal Slate Fullerton drama
professor has by-passed the
weatherman to make 700
gallons cit rain fall on his
stage. Douglas C. Taylor has
created the special effect for
his production of "Rain , an
adaptation ol Som e r s e t
Thompson."
The rain-maker has drilled
' holes In the lop ol a two-Incl , :t.FTER I ,SUPER, GLOR IOUS
platllc pipe and rigged ·u ENTERTAINMENT W.EI KS. "AIRPORT"
along the ,llack ol the 1lage. • HAS'TO MAKE WAY FOR:
When the wai.r b turned .. : "PAINT YOUR WAGON" u driboJel"l!u< the """"'~•d · ·
falls oo1o the <»rrogated, Un "-~~!!~~A~R~T~l~N~O~T~H:!:U~R~S:'D:'A::':Y:'J::U~L:':Y~23:':'rd:":"::~-i roof r:/J the set. Iii' It !h<n runs olf the roof ,.OWi I.AS}'. TIMl!S WEDNESDAY, JULY. 22
into a basin on the slllge floor . -.-- -. MATINEES DAILY ---
Mo vie in New Mexico
Financed By Indians
The liaoln la lloed with plastic
to avoid leakage and filled
with pa1ma to look like a
tropical garden. When the
~rformance 111 over, Taylor
pumps the water out the ,ltage
door into a Oower bed. ,
The play Is bein; pre!ealed
each evenL.c at 8!30 frorQ
July 22.-26 in the Little 'Qi.eater
rale picture without outside on the Fullerton campus.
i'11terference... Anyone wishing to nu the
Most or "G11nfight'' was shol SWJUlltr heat by ,watclli.111 a
By VERNON SCOTr
Ul"I Hfl..,...... (Wr_,.,.llt
HOLLYWOOD !UPI) -The
title of the movie is "Gun-
fight," but th~ story behind
the picture is more in-
spirational than anything .Kirk
Douglas and Jonny Cash ~an
do as its stars.
Producers Ronald Lubln and
Harold J ack Bloom plw.1ned
to Clim the picture in Spain
through usual banking chan-
nels .
BUt before production began
they were contacted by Chief
Charlie Vigil of the Jicarill~
Apache Indian tribe. Vigil a!k·
ed . the producers to come to
New ?i.1exico for a meeting
to ~iscuss financb1g t h e
western.
Lubin and Bloom found
themJelves dealing w i t h
wealthy, articulate men on the
Jicarilla re s ervation Jn
northwest New Mexico, a
spread or 740,000 acres.
Through hard work, ag-
gressiveness and imagination.
tfle Jlcnrlllas have amassed
a fortune thanks to enormous
timber stands, natural gas
reserves and their own e1ec-
tronics firm .
Vigil, representing I , 8 o o
tribesmen, offered to un-
derwrite the film's cost of
$2 mi!Uan. The loan would
be interest free with the
Apaches receiving 25 percent
of P.icture'11 profitll.
• Jt'11 the most unheard of
eircumstances I've ever en·
countered in movies." said ~
producer Bloom. "1llanks to
the Jicarillas we didn't have
to shoot the whole picture in
Spain -just a week of 1 it
-and we·~ making 1 fint-
tropical thuDder ehowfr inay in New Mexico. Vigil watched purchalle tickets at Ule theater
some of the filming as a spec-box-office, 87o-3f1J} weekdays
t.ator but without offering sug-from noon' to 4 p.m. and alter
gestions. 1:30 p.rn , on performance
Asked if th; iribe was . nl&t!ta.
prepared to lose money inl;;;;;;;;::;=;;;;;;::::;;::=:;:::;::;
ll• fi rst venture Into movies, BALBOA
Chief Vigil aald, "We wouldn't 673 .. 048
make tbe investment if we ~
were prep.ired to lose it." ONN
•:45 Bloom coocurs. "We've ar-719 I . lal ...
ranged the financing so it will ... ._ ,...IMVI•
be almo!t Jmpossible for the !!--------"
tribe to J05e their investments.
Wh at's more, we'll bring the
picture in under budget."
The story involves two gun-
righters in Texas, circa 1885.
No Indians are involved in
the story, although a few
Jicarillas appear as extras in
the picture. playi:tlg the roles
of Meilcans.
A small western set. i
eluding saloon, sheriff's office
and the like, was built a few
miles outside Santa Fe as a
backdrop for the picture.
It remains the property of
the Apaches who are thinking
of turning it into a tourist
attraction.
The Jlcarillas, unli ke many
western Indian tribes confined
to reservations, have seized
every opportunity to turn their
resources and energy into
economic opportunities.
''They are great people to
do business with,'' Bloom said.
"They are practical
businessmen and trust their
own judgment. Chief Vigil and
his financial assistants just
didn't hand us $2 million.
They've given it to us as
NOW -EXCLUSIVE
HARBOR AREA
f lll.ST·AUN SHOWIN•
AT a1suu.11. ratcts
6 ACADEMY AWARDS
INCLUDING Im PICTU lll
MORE OF A
MASTERPIECE
THAN A
MUSICAL!
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& MGM M.terplffe lteprl.t
LESLIE CARON
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Althootb no ptO&ress has Staru,ht audience, the r au· 'there Is 1 ieneral problem 1001o11 L11 ill\Asr1••
been reported from the in-dlence which ,,u1 kJyaHY come of the lena"8tioa~ap in v; H1""'11"'" P..nc --• ,,.,. ,,...,..
vesUgation into the death of !~Olclhahomthlal~ .. ~well Uaoos thoef htui:Mvu. J:'.-. ' K. ha! - - -Llflt 1 .. u '" vaudevllle, an 1 n d I 1 n a ---,--u POii 1111s1E•vAT10tis: CALL .... uu
Univenity School of Medicine first olfJlroodway tour o1 developed II• own atirs an<
psycftologiX has indicted the "C'.occ>" or'"Ap~." entfrlaimlentJ.orqw and thest ~. IW N~ ........ CMll .....
audience for the alow death She represenf.I the audience 1 olteo ar•n't eo popular mll.~~"~~~;iif:;;!~ !if!!!Jliii!!
of 9Ummer stock. 1 on whiCh ttle tealOlt Pf'Olrlm alien geoeratlana. 'I
"The audieoce did it," said and seasouJ>t¥1get a~e i;.se<t. Ra 8ol , Dr. Eugeoe .E. Levitt, chi er '!be\' in a ft a I ei' m en t of Y ger was 8 spec-
ot psychology at the HOO&ler Starlight MU91c.als has fouOO tacular success a't Starll&ht,
med~! school . a suceessful formula -the but he would be 1 bomb fo
''They did it by growing musicals and star sho'NS -most campw lhDwL The
oj!ler and by developing an for :ecruiUnc and k"l'in( th~ bombs at Stuli&ht would Rft~ audience. But thts s a m e ' . ~1.1-'» ... e, and &pedaHzed formula may not ·work: for more likely be dropped by .
taste for entertaimient which p M is not shared by other poteil-groups which do not share eter, Paul and ~·
the characteristics and tastes An establishment. !UCh as
liaJ aupfilc~· of St.arliibt's current buic au-Clowes Hall, with a k>ng
'11J11e :Problem is that sum· di ence. season and a variety of series, mer stock does not seem to The risk for mnnagement
be' recruiting younger au-Is that 1 chqe In the formula can overcome the generation
diences. The risk: i.s lhat \vhen might ·alienate the basic au-gap by <ifering a range of
the present audience leaves, dience without establlshlng a mwa and performances that
summer stock may leave wilh new group ol frequent patrons. play to both sides of the gap.
it. "I think "Hair" or "Oh, But Starlight Musicals and •
"If there is a murder Calcutta" would be financial •most other summer stock
weapon in the death of ~µm-suceenes at Starllgtit and that compenies have seasons too
mer stock, it is the ;eneralion the audience would be full short for this much variety
gap,"·.taid Levitt. ol relatively young people who in scheduling.
Levitt and his associates had never come to Starlight Similar problems are af·
studied the audiences o f before,'' said Levitt. nict.ing the state fair en-
Slarlight Musicals, an Jn· "But I don 't think these tertainmmt circuit!. More and
~lit summer stock com-relatively young people would more of the entertainment '
pany speclalli.ing in open-air come back the followtng week dollars are held In yoong
.productiom of B road w a y for "Oklahoma!" hands t'hat "'oo't let go for ·
musk:als and variety shows "And I trunk there is a Jlmmy Durante or Lawrence
Def enseiess Damsel
~Atld{:~l ~l<t•il!l •J\lc,l!i<J~A. Yfoocr."-uct defenseless Eve Evans, in ~ a tCen!.1f°onf ""f1ie Faht8stict:s1 •a summer nl~I now airing at the CabrUlo
. Pl&f~9U•• in l?lin c1,men~. Jickets. D\•Y A~Served from 3 to 6 p.m. at the
built around estab&hed stars. good chance that Starlight's \Velk. Midwestern state fairs,;'
'Ib6I has been a succes!lul, preseotatioo of the new one of America's I as t ,
prosperous enterprise, but Or. morality and the new politics nostalgic Unks with its rural ·
Levitt fouod rel30Dfl to worry would 90 offend the old au-peat. are now promoting some
about lhe prosperous future dience that many ol them rather startling hard rock
of Starlight Muatcals In the wooldn't come back the shows and btlllnc "Laugh-In"
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t ' . ' II · : l · ~ · , ly JERllY'Bl/CK Th< eoocern over. dwlndli~
J -~;i:.;::::~~1 one ~~'tte~ ~~= ':
• '2_1. • Western IndUstries sold 1 half lldng ~ hu the ~nt interest u\ the 5.2-«re Part.
producers worried is where mOUJlt lot .to an Italian-real
" they are going to f 11 m estate company.
} television series if lhe big Uolike tbe movies televl&ion ~ studios keep sellin2 off their requires that som~ sets be
· r ' ~ • .+ JM _stelilthg for years. Only
Studio& for "Dan AU&Ulll ,''
satd, "Some o( ua ln-
i\ependents have lalked about
·buyS\g a studio. We're. afraid
we might ~get squeezed out
if studio space gets ti'aht.
What we really need 'is 1
hig!Hise studio."
characteristics oC the au-following week,'' he; said. ro&d shows .
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Que s t ionna ir e s were
gathered from 3,379 pa /rons
This (?'OUP has st\· .. raJ signifi-
cant chara<:termlos:
-A1though half of America
is younger than 25, the
average age of tbe frequent
Starlight Musical! patron is
II;
-This group bu very
9lrong prefer.ence s for
Broadway musicals, and for
mows built around established
stars. These are one ol the
most expensive 10rts o f
theatrical entertainments;
They watdl a Jot or
television, but rarely go to
movies. 'Ibis is atso • renec-
tKln ol the generation gap:
S1arrin9
PATBOONE u'
D !'lid Wilktrson
L/Je@s BUENA PARK
h.:.:.t.J..'..~ ~ lots l..i l "f~ ,tit ,.,.
At least one ttla~ 11~er ·an ~al peripatetic pro.
has suggested, t.l e a1!1! ~" d~oo '?'ben Came Bronson''
, Hol.lywood, ~ others· , ave Call be done entirely on loca-
~ M~ the same view was
e.1.prea&ed by Aaron Spelling,
\vho is producing ' ' M o d
Squad," ''Most Deadly Game"
and "Silent Force" at Par-
mount. "Maybe there'll be dif-
ferent kinds ol lots. I think
we shouJdl'l't tab up the
sprawtiJ]g space -studios.
'nle bif cost of I studio is
the land. A 90Und stag~
doesn't cost 1nythin1.
Movies have become al~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~;;g:1 medium for the younger
generations. ti called for the construoUoo ol lion.
• ··, l\lgb-r)se studio with the'IJ• RtJinn MarUo, who rents
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movet1 "BODanZI" and "High
Otaparra.l" from Paramount
to Warner Brothers, said he ·
would consider movKlj out ol
Hollywood. ·•
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abroad I mJght consider mov-
ing the whol~_operUon there,"
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They do not support nearby
Clowes Hall (which also ol.fers
Broadway productions as well
as programs ranging 1rom pop
and rock st.an: to opera, ballet,
aod symflb!>ny) as they sup-
port StarliRbl MUlfoals.
Altllough Clo,... Hall does·
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mlllicflls, only nine percent
of the Starlght audience
regularly attends C'°""es Hall
productions. Most never (25
percent) or only seldom atterid
(31 percent) the Clowes p~
grams.
'I'he averi!ie S la r I i gh t
patron is a' 44-year.<ild lady
who bas been regularly at-
teodillg tbe rDuaicaJs for more
than six yean.
She represellfs the essential
a wodleigh-mourice, lid. produclion
technicolor"' J.~.,, W1rner bros.
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the dow. Valiant lost to Intrepid Tuesday.. ---I .
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NEWPORT, Jl.l (AP) -' Wedl-y belor+ tft;,)'flCl>ta but lost k 1--10 ~ J.:"~";.!r,;, '>~ ;, ..=..."T.'..!:'. _,...;:' ~ belt VtilYlrt by a Nee acaln Md .lf :Vtln's JMet \tf>en ~· Bill -=~~.<>:::: ;;:=...,.,.,. == ::._ ~ "" ..,.. •:., .... minute IDd ff.,,.. tn the •tippe r, Robert W, Fick.er ol N___,. Beech, ,.._"' '"' "' ..... stii.. ,....11\t tn'"""" .. ,...., .... "'""' ...... .,..... ....,,... J"" c,-,, ·~ lbitWll .. ' 111'11~ ""ic. " ,_.., ' A.meriol'I Cup . Obstrvatkln. MeCullou~ of Rivenide, CAUi., SI.Med hi:I' )2-meter !'-_' .. .:Cr!':.'!C e,_;h,:"°i:~ 111t uMm....., wtll ,.. ..
Triahl Tueedly tut rnay ,lcee Ccat., js upheld, his yacht yacht thr®&h V~t'a lee nt.:f~2:l> .~.,.,~ t:r.r!"w~":.~-it ...
the race because ot a protest will be the official wOMr. and sk>wed her" dawn, tile J-1:. D•v1' OW11 ~ • "" ....
filed after tbe yachts retumed Weatherly, showing her backwind forclac McCulloulh = .. ~~.~"""'.. 11~Areo 4T M• •• ~. '9'-
to Newport. supetiar • 'Windward ability, to tack fot clear air. Ort-c-rv ''"' d•Y .,~,,. 1f'1t 1.; ·.r w n--~~ ·• ted H b 3 59 -F the I 4r. ,......... My COm!l'llllfoll &-•Ifft """"T, .. ..., • 1be protest • .,. was &-.-cu dQea erttage y : m or oe1 .I m .. ,..l<C'l, Ju,. 2,, 1t74 P111111"*' 0r-c..-D9ltr ·'"'''
by Valiant foll--'-aome• &be other race. McCullough and Ficker fenc~ .._.n....., °'"""" Cotti c,1"' l"llor Jui.-lt. ,,,. 1•'9 ........... Jub' 1. t. 1J, tt. 1m· 11,...Jli •1M"I•• ...-..... \ ckee r a-n g e maDeuvering , The duel between Intrepid with ooe another as lntrep;d a.DUA1.t '~·-between the two bolts near and Valiant was e1..:n .... for .m&intained a nan:ow lead. LEG,\L NOTICE MOTtc• ,.. at•Driiii I ...... svf'••• coun~, ' the starting line fw the U.S. the fnt aeven mNes but tben VaM.ant · regained the ~ NOT1cir To c11D1to1s sTATa cw ut. " /
mile -. Jnt-U taek: ccrnmand. V'""'·"--· up to the first ll.lf'U:IOlt cou•r OP TMI TM• C9UNTV .., ·-.. . ·~ --... ,,.,...°' CALIPOllllA ftOI ... ,..... I The New York Yadlt elm McCuliOulh pve Valiant an mark aod led tliere by U TM• couNTV o" ou"' t:111i. ., ,...,,_. NMt Y~•o;.
is eipected to hear the protest 11--.VllU at \;llo;:: start seooa . ut ...-vi--' hNtit " Ll:TTll' A. llllNOlllSON 0..:•tt«L. ~ lead ~-ds B ,N...,,,. ~ ~ .... ...... k-•• Fr.ric. M. Y"'9ff,
lbe lead Oil the second < ~ ' NOTICI IS Ht:llllY~1o
Wl'th boats ""...vino ~ I IS HllllY GIVfN to t111 Cl"tdllott fff JM .......
Valwnt Att~pting
To R~pair P~~stige
""-••J-& ...... of ..,. ... """"" ~f ,,,,, .~ ,._ lltvlnt c
nakers. and led the
-
of Ill ,..._ IMIVlnt clll'lnt ... l"'t the Mid ~ lrt ti fl,_ 11'11 Mii .....,, art rtllUll'toll to 1111 lhefrl. wi,ti tM -rr ~
the way. !Mm.-wl"' ... "",,.--.,.,., \IOUCfltts, '" u.111,..ottic. ! the ... c':"-.~ _.-,,. ·~~··· ., ___ ....._ al ttit j ... c of ""' •bov• ... cou.,. .,. ... " u1..a.:.,.,.. w~_,.-..g.11"' LEGAL NOTICE .. tmM _,, w to'"*" !Mm. w1t11 ttie '*......,. ~ "' ,,_ ~ -·~ marts were 28 "" -"f lllUCl!lrt;, tt t111 im-"'"1"'" ,, • ...._ " .... "'"'""'• .-.... ... ~ ' N7Ml' ~"""' II LlW Offlu. of kffm $. H, J.ct Hiii, Ht~ UW1 ......... seccods 46 seoonds, 2:;18 and C•aTo••"AT• 0, aUSINISS ,.rallkllll, 101 Ent ltft't StrMt, Collt ~It E•ll 17"1 .....,., c..tt .wp, ' .,. MfM. Ct'"""''-• whkll It h tlKa ClllfOmlt "'27, wMdl It .. l'fic9 1:52. "ICTITIOUS II.a.Mil of ..,.._. of t111 11"°"'111111:1 In Ill of bu•1-fll IN u1d1rtl ... ,d Ill .tt H~-(~ I: a• ,., d -"""' UlldlBltllld do nrtlfY """ ,,.. """"" '9tl•fnl"' to ,,,. .. i.i. ol' -ttto. ~""' .. ... ....... " ... •-.~, r.11111: itr,,. ..-m.,,,..,, conc1uct1111 • MllllU 11 "'" £""''""" M.,. ~. wllllln four '"""""* lfttf Mid ......... 1fl'ltflW ·* """""-' tltW
Yadlt from the South to oom• Cr,. Founl1ln Vlllt'f, Ct!ltornr1, Ul'ldtr 1111 flrtt ..wllcatllltof ftllf notlca. llMI flrtt .W.lcltt.11, .. ·M .-SC.. • ~ tlll flclltlOl.ll llm'I namt of DIVEllSIFIEO Dtltd ,._ 2', lm Dt'" J111Y 14. Int j pe&e in the America's Cup Of"PDRTUNITU!s tnc1 t111t Mid 11tm ""'" .., ,...._ : s1'"tw """"" 1
.. NEWPORT, R.I. (AP)-ln per!~ what we have."'
an effort to regain her Jost 'lbe Intrepid, Ficker added,
prestige in the America's Cup .......... to ~ • to the Trials, made a ,comeback af-:!t-~ "'1n tt1eru1r1:l"',i.":.~ ~~""'.:0:: ~~' ~-:..::::.. 'f.'.,;:111 •
the V-"-...... ms gQ in groove observa&ion trials, CWGnt ....... ul kl I lhink the. •-1ran· b 'd · ASlden<e M'• •• to11ow1· .... s. ",.... Jlcll ..... ; ~·W ~~gl yieda Wlbye .marl !!gmat. FrH 8. Sc1tro, 1614 W. OCHn Front, *' I. 1• sr: nt 1_.~....,, is having a five-inch ap-rau~ q c y.
pendage removed from the. qew. has ~-Jot to do with
Idiom ci her rudder. · thJit. 'fhey're geltlng the· sails
eawl\'if y, : NIWl!Ol'I IMdl, C1Uf. c.t1-.. ~-. Cltll c..........., ...__ fl-__ _._ Heri'""'e car--1..tot1 N. 01111, 10211-c: I.Impson, Ttlt1 (TIC) ,..._, I": 1110 , .. llioi:: ,.,. 1uo:1a. ""16 , Gtrdtn Ol'O'Oe, Callfomla. A--fir 811NMX ~fir,_.,.
rying an efficient Spinnaker, O.ttd J111v '·it~. ~utillthtd °''-C01tt O.lb' 1>11o1, a '""'"1111d Or1t1M c..t 0e11.-
, , The Valiant, a neW 12-meCer, trimmed very quickly. Yoo
tt"t. yacti and the favorite whep . can ·~ye. a very good boat,
launched to ~ the U.S. but')t~won't go if your creW Cu~ defender m the lamed isn't d<iing the job for you." ocean race 10 $epteplber, was .
............. the lead~ 40 .....l.-.t.. .Fred a. ktllo J111Y 1..._1, lf.A.l'79 llt.S.JO Julr 11; a 2' ft"'*"' 1. ""' 1
._.NYY"" w ~N:> I.ton H. <MUI.. 1:=::::·~-~~~~~~=~~t~~~~~'.j~~~r-~~! at the aecond mack aM to St~ fu1i*:'.'°r:: =:e m~Ol.l=IY~OllFY LEGAL NOTtCE
23 seconds 00 the, Wlndward Public I" Ind tor;l)ild SftM, Hr-lly . , ·~ Frtcl • SC1•• and L-, "<#M6 Jeg and dropped out of conten-H. ~II• k-n 10 1'111 fo IN lhl 'Cl:ITl .. lCATI: 01' IUlllllSI CllTJl'llCAT• ~
ti W °'••) • 11.V..,.. -llOl'lf; whol.t names 1r1 1ubtcrlbtd !)...._-!·,: ;. •ICTITIOVI 111\MI •ICTIT'°"9 • , • , , , on. ea"""' YI ~·-mar-10 tlli' w11111n IMll'llfl'lll1!1 1nc1 ac11now1tt111· •.! l r. _UMt••ltntd " c.rllfY thtv ••• ,,,. """"".,.. ,. ..., • am. were 2:05 at (he fourth ... ...,,.,..~,•tilt-. ctMUC1t"' • t1w1ftnl '' ... o. 11ox 43'. o:on1111ct111t • ...,_.... " ttt · e--fOl"f,IC~JALJ N-rt 19Kll. Callfornlt , llfldfr tilt M.IPi Stf9ft, s.r1111 ~' ~ mark, and 2:53 at the fifth "l'l ·.~ LJob11 11d1nou.vrm-111NTEllNAT10NAL t111rtdlHtus11m1 lllllM, if'::;~ beaten for the. third straight Vallant g« the iump "on
time by the California yacht, Intrepid in Tueeday's 24.3-nille
Intrepid, . on Rhode Island race, but Ficker held orf set·
Sowld Tutsday. ting his apinnaker"o.nd forged
mark ~ ~bUc.Callfoml• SAILS ~ ffllt ' .. ld firm 11 tllmPOMd ACCEl"TAMCI' COMf'AllY 11111 ""''
• • • .. "'I Olflc• In ~ 1111 fOlltwl,,. ""°"'' -""-NINI llm'I ll: ~" ..... ........ Both races were sailed m ~"IY . • 111 11111 •nd .i-of r1tldtnee ,•• " w11ott _.. m 11111 ..... •J~
tberl •-hi..a.. MY Commf11lon IE"xplrff' fo!llWI: mldet!CI ,,. u tolleM! , A SOU Y 111~e W l.ll Mtrdl 2. lt13 LH!v F. tnd Mlrll•n M. Grant, E~-.i..-lhlL...11111 ~ "--Intrepid, out of Newport abef.4 for good co, the, ~nd
Beach, and skippered by Bill leg after he had WOrk~ well
Ficker, now has won· seven to the windward of Valiant.
"straii!hfln the current trials "I wamed fo get so far
and ~ nplaced Valiant in above them that they wouldn't
the favOrite's role. · be able to defend theinse1ves,"
varied from ~12 miles an l"ublltlled or-• C.Ut 011i.-Piiot., 1"°5 Antlocfl er .• 1rv1n., Ctllf. mu f'111~,,_, earv. , , "--•• ..... , _ __:.1 ued. the , Jlllv I, u,. 22. 2t, Ult 12-.19 Cllfld Jul'( 1, 1'10. Aov , scett; _, ;..... ~. $1n UUUl. ,._ ........... n p.81" . L ...... F. Or•nt (1"""1fe, CllN, • r
tern J ll""t breezes which LEGAL NOTICE ,, • • M.rl!Yn M. or1nt AOlitrt ·Mllltr, •mt ,...,,,._ Or .. ...,._ &" Slllll of Ctlllor'lllt, Orti"19 COlllMY: Had.,.. HtleM'a. Callt, -has -....11-'1 sinCe the July . r 1""371Q On Jwb' 1, ltl'O. bllo,. me. I ~hi"!' 011911 J~ 14. 1'71 . ...... _...... • . l"llltllc Ill .... tw •Id thlff,.PtnONoll\< ir.-L Si.I 7 start ol the current senes. ClllTl .. fCATI! o" 9USINl:SS f!'"lt'ld Lntjr '· Or•11t Ind M1rll\<n flollert M111tr .,.._] ~ ..__....; , Cu PIC'l"ITOUS MAMI! 11 -Ill• Grtnl k-lo "" fo 111 ttM fl0¥' L, S(IOtl 1 '"';' 1: '1;'111.AI . ""'""''ca s P Tiit 11ndtnll!Md do certlfV 11\fY 1rt 111nom '#lloM llll'nff •r• 1111t1sc:rlblct STATE OF CALIFOll.NIA. I After Joslng to Intrepid by Ficker commented. '".fben we
one minUte, 44 seconds Tues-.could set our shoot land run
day, the Valiant 1'11 taken down on them."
......... 1 .. ~ in Newnt'rt is :iUJI aH!d11ell111 • OU.Inn• •I 11030 CotaOot 19 ...,. w11111n h\l~t •lld Kll,_ltft-<ORANG!: COUNTY· .. ....._.~ ~ r-• A-..-, Founlllll v1U1v. C1lltornl1, Uncltr "ll'llV llQdlted :zttine. on Jul't 13. 1f10 ·..,_. """:5!' await.tng an "answer to its 11\t HctlllOlll llnn ll!lrM ol CUSTOM (OFl'ICl.IL se.11..1, P"ubllc In '"' ..,· .. Id ..... ~. ""
ab!. "~th .a-. OUTDOOR LIVING t(ld ttl•I tald fl..-J-11 I! vii •-....S t;-If ..... l!:...,. c egrem -n ree .... ,a aP,I 1s camPOMd o1 • ttit toncrw1119 Hl"'IOl\I, 1 No111.., 1Ut111t. c1111or11i. ,l\d Aw 1... ~ lllWWll te i..r • to Aliltralia's Royal-Sydney w11o5a n1mes In lull, IJ\d places of ' PrlndNI Offlcl In tie ttM -~_.,..art ~ out of the water to have the
appendoge taken-off ~-iud·
der. ,
\ 'It was put · on td make
• 'tlie,'1i9't easier fo aeer, but
~' it doesn't aeem to ha...\'.e work·
, ed," said Bob McCollough,
' Riverside, Conn.. skipper of
the V allant. "Some changes we made
after the preliminary lrials
in June we will have to un~
change," McCuUoUgh con-
tinued. ''There will be other
changes after these trials end
Saturday, b\t they're not final
as yet."
In contrakt Ficker. said, "We
have no· ·ptans-' td-'rllike an)I.
llgniliciri chanPs hi lntrepid from now on. .we•re going
to w<rt with·our Alli: work
with our crew a n d .try to
' Sea1'!moke Cat
Crosses Finish
HONOLULU ( AP )
Seasmoke became ttie1.1econd
boat to cross the finish ·une
today in the multi-hull
Transpacific Yacht Race.
Tbe official linlshlrig lime:
for the S8-foot 'catamaran was
6:24:22 p.m., HST. The 44-foot
catamaran Seabird, skippered
by Bob Hanel ci Los Angeles,
was the first to cross the
finish line at t0:07:1Q a.m.
fftldt!ICI 1r. 11 lollowt .> , Ort"" Cou!llY 1111 to ttw Wt!llln fllll'r•1114 aw Yacht Squadron rejectin~an e.n t... a1rc11. ~ wi1i.n. Coll• Mr c.nm1u1.,,_ Ex1ttres .,~....,""" .__,.. •..;.,,.. T·-.. ~ fo MltSI, CllllDrnlt. 1 J-ti, 1f?4 (OFFICIAL SEAL) ·;;.' ~
an ~-ay £. v. Wood, Ult ltt•llltr Uni, ,.ubllahed °''"" ,C..I O.Ur l"!klt, • N. J , C-IY ' at.n of. 1he French-Newport B11c11, C•llf'Oml•, J111, •· 15, tt. ir. 1m • "'t 1u•n · ,_..rv ,.uWc ~. · . rl J1cqu.l111 t . H1m11IM1o 1311 tt ... 11411r · ~· lttltll E-1-AUllfraiian ~ se es. 1...,... NIWPOll '"ch, cinfOl'NI.. •.•• _._ LEGAL N-CE F rv tt, tttl ;-; : 'Ihat series p 1 e s en t l y D•Md Julv 7. 1r10 "'f~ 1"11b1t1Md °' CGtst ~ ~~·Jed to' , ... _~,.. •· 21 ~i~U.~:'c. Ham.ioii -~ l".mt1 o· • • Jutr 1'• • • A-.t S. '"° "' ii ~........ . ~ ri.ug. ' B•n I.. 8ltch I ClllTIPICATI o" IUSlllllS .. I -... ...---" will detemme whether the Sl11t1 of C1tltornl1, o .. _ County: l"ICTtTIOUS llAM.. ·--·''-l'=i•-·· ~~"'="~""";::c.......:;"'-
F nch boat Fr-or 0.. Jutr 1, 1'70, betto•• fl''• • NOfll'\I • "'Tlwl ul\dlf"1l1ntd lloft certlf\o ""' 11 1· . !' \ffAL MOTlCi ' re . ......... Public In •nd for .. ld Siii•, Hnon•llY condlidl.... I tiu1ln-,, 1$00 Adlmt • • ..... ,._.SA r,:i•t•D Au.sU'alia's Gretel 11 Will •-•rtd !I"' L Birch, E. V. Wood S111tt aM, Collt Mitt, t•llfoml" uncltr SCMOOL DIST !CT """''-f the _. __ . , . Ind J1C<1u1llnt C. H1mpton k"°""'" lo "" tkllllo\lt tlrtn Nrnl of Sff•IM MOTlC• llWITIMe llDI ._ ""_,....''&"' ()(' n.111.:nca s "" fo t. llHI --......._ MIMI F1Nnt1•1 S....lce1 '"d 1t11! ••Id NOTICI! IS,. tllll!•Y ·orvtN ftlat ~ ;n ~-"-" ar1 tllb.c:rlbtd lo !IHI .within l111lniPMnl tlrtn It ctfnPOltd fl "' lojlowl .. """""' ttM IMrd of l!Mttltn 6f 11M N...,.,... ,... ......,....,..,..,....' tnd ~...., ......, tXKl/tllll fM """41' llMll' In fllH tnd tllCI fll -Maw Unllltd Sc11oe1 Oltlrl!=f flf Ol•fllll 1be Au&ttalians asked for jo~·ici.11.. SEALl It•• '"""''i · ·r --··-, c.un1y, Ctllflomll. wtn r1Ul¥1 _ ... ~ent until Aug 24 M1c11 .. 1 lloblrt H-. ~ 2111• bids 111> ,, n:eo ".M. on tlll 2'1111 a t""">t""'_,., • Jo A"llt M1"n M11noll1, Munllll<l'lon Bud! Ctll,...111t dPY ot .111 ... ,.,,,,., If ... --
and as official challengers for, ~~~ci:u~~~·i~11'"1' o.ted June 12, u10 ' • u1d sdlooi" Dllfrld, fluted vi~'tCI 1.i
the A • • CUp ..... :_ Ort County MldlHI ltob111f HoeoM Pl1cent11 Avtnlllf,.(Oflll Mui Calllornlp. menca s WU::. year M• '"romml1Non Extltff $IA!• ol C1Jltornl1, Or11111e COllMY: ,, wlllcll tltM Hid -WOI 'tie Mllc:lf may be able to compel the Mtrf 11 191, On Jlll'll n. 1910, lltftn me, • No11rv -f!M •ncl l'fN for:,. f
Publlslltd o~ .. 119. Cotll Cl•llr J>llol ,.,.c '" Ind '°" Mid $1•~. JMll'IOlllllr l"AOPOU.t.. ilOJt' STUCIY °'" N.T Frendi to accept the delay. Julv •• u, n. 2t, "'° 1~7·7o' ...... ,.... MldlNI llobfrt HOHM k-PAO<::ESSINn SYST.l!MS o~ CITY 0 •I'll to IN "II !""IQfl W!10H n1me COST.I Ml!SA. CITY 0" N~W..01
LEGAL NOTICE I• ~·~, ._. w1111tr1 '"'''-"' eeAclf ANO THf NEWPORT·Mf:S4 1-~~.;;;;:;.;:;_;;:,;,"":,;;;;:o ___ l',o"'FFICl-AL S ,.-lllKlllM tlll Mme. UNIFIED ICHOOl..1DllTfll~t .J ...,..It All lllda •rt fl M '" ~ fllOflCI ~ 0/SSO'-U'10M 0.. LIM"• IC. Wtlrt ' Wlfll Condlfltnl, ~ 41
.. jllTMl•SHlf' 'AllD O" ' DllCOll• NJllllY ~11for1'11t SHcllltal~ wtlldt -,,.._ .. 1 : .. T•lftlAllC• OI' Ut• O" "llM MAM• l"rlnclNI OfnCI, In In Ille olflCll of ,. htttl9ilN ~ WeleOme .Aboard , '
I flliOl'tCt: IS MllEIY GIVEN 11111 Or•l'lf" COUl!lv . of u ld kMot Ollfl'id;,-,flP "'""'*
t ii ni. ~lllP c:om!IOlld (If"" fOltowln• MY c-••11111 IE.,lm A"'-, Colll Mtta. Ct~I• • •• ' H •tag' c B IMll'llill, .tnd ~~ ..,..... In J111Y 11, 1'11 Eacfl bldcJlr .,... tub!l'lrt 1 bll .... erl e rew Oos e 1>u1fl'i81 Ulldtl' tha llrm -of l"ubll111td Or-Co11t Cl•llr Pllot. In the i_.. .. 1 artltltlll .,. ~ P.IAICHUAST, at 424 'tfltll Flort, Ji.tr I, t, IJ. tt. 1'11 1203-711 dleek .,. I lillcl ..... ..,,., .. ~ 11,,.
N-rt lhldl, Cl llforl'lfl, '#91 dlAINlld LEG -"' f-"'l If 1111 emciunl "' ,,,. , · ai ol' mldnllllt, Mn 21, n10, ftltl AL NOTICE bid, """ N\'fflt ,. • .,_ ,,,,.. !f
B W. 0 Vali fller.1fter uld """ dlKOnllnutcl Ille 111411 .. _rt>MIN u"~ kllODI Dlllr'ld t II~ of uld n1me1 •nd ""' •!'llt ... *"" .. iltl"IONl'\lfl(9 IOfld INV tit ~In.ii Y In Ver an uld c11uol111fon no Mriorl 11111 lillll'lotlt-, c•RTl,.ICAT• Ofl IUllllltl at Ille dltcrttloft flf ll'lt Olrtrlct. '" 10 lnc11r obll11tlon1 for 11ld fOr'lfter "ICT ITIOtlt NAM• tl'll _, flf ftllllrt !If Wt!"' lnllll •!rm1 111411 ntmt1 of 1111 Pl•lnll's tlld Tiit lll'ldt,..ltllllf ,;. Cll"I,,.,. ther 1 cont,.cl, .llW, •!'ICl!Jldl .r ""
llH!lr resDed!Yt 1ddte1t11 1r1: conduct!"" , tiu1:i...u .at 71111 w I~ ~!!' ~ tot """"-' 1'.,. , Jft ~.CIM ' ll By ALMON LOCKABEY 0-.11 l"artntr LAWRENCE e:. st.. C•I• ~. C•Oforni;, ullllfr Ille -· ..., • ._,II\ • ~ -.wi• I' W
...
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.... ..__ GATE$, 424 Vltlt Fior., N--1 flctltrou1 fl"'" Mml of MR "AT lortt'Jtect .. MN tcf!WI,...,. .r °'"'"
rr-8Hc:l'I, C.llfornla f24,60; fllNGEllS ft lllat .Mid firm Is ~lld County, · •
I d hi board th 12 te and Lim ited l"ar1ntr, LAUll.EIKI! of ltw fol~llll perl00)$. w~ ,.,.met No bl'*' ""' wllfldrtw Ml Md 'fol' Char ey Morgan an s crew a , e ·me r eooTH'E, ,, tr1111" ulldM' , Dec-1ri 1u11 . .,.. •llcf9 11• ,...ldtnt:, aft 1 "'1°" flf lflllr 1•1 dm .tter 1111' Heritage responded to a potent shot in~ arm Monday after 11r111on <11 Tr1.111 dUld M.•ctt 1, 1H1, .. to11oW1: • d•"' 111 1w"" ...,.,..., """"·
beating V·"·nt, the O"· Slep•·n· .1 .... 1-A.1. Twelve which :is2s OcMrt ao111r11rd, cor-"" 1..1.,.,,._. H., ~. ,.,. I!. •'* TIM llottd of Ellllcttllf'J .,.,,. H......,.. CWG U.U IP:: ll"UICIUg<..-U Mir, Clltlvr"lt '2625, ftlo, Sflntt A,nt, Ctllt. Mell Ullffltod ~· iDl•trtct ,_,....
most easterners belieye will defend the Amercia's Cup. D•tect fhl• 21\d "''" o1 Ju1v. 1t7e £11H11 A. kllntN1,, ,.. E. e111111o, llHI"' "'"' • "'ect •"' " •H ......
I th Fl Id TWel _,__ sh L1wrln(I f . 01111 S.f'I• A111. Ctn!.~~ e llOI ~""' ICC#t "" ........ It was the first victqry or e or a , v~ INJj\;e e L•ll~ 8oofflf Ditld Ju!Y '" "" ,.1 ~ bid, •nd te w•lw .,,,. w.rrn.1"' .,. arrived •rom St. Petersburg for the last race or the JQne •• '""'-.• , L~ "· sc11f1111111 lrr1turar1tv 1n _, lltlf rta1V1111.
I 'Lo Isl d Sound • ., D«lel'lt-... ltlltl l!tttif .... Sdl"'"ll Oated JlllY I(, 1m.\ tria s on ng an . i ,,,,_,. ,),l~rttT) 1r IHI ST.IT! OF .C.l~l~O•HIA, I M!WPOllT-Mt!'S.I UH ll"llO
Be·r · I g on •· Rhode '·land •-·-d oCI Newport •••••, ,, ' · ORAHOt:·COUNT.Y.f · • sc"°°L c11T11CT ore mov n w Ji> ,;wuu , • All«MV a, IL'!. L. Jll, o.. Jui,t l4. 1m; befeiJ'"''t. a Noterv o1-c'"'" COl.lfllv, Cillftf'lll• R.I., Morgan, the designer, builder and sk.ii.per of Heri~ge :wn v11 o..ri. l"ub11e 111 ,•nd tor ~Id 'S .. IM, .,.,,011111, Jv cere111v 11......,. ,......,.
predicted that his yacht would do better on ~aters fqr which N•WMrt ••K"i c111t11111t put ~=": Uw--~eh!! . 1rt11 ::ri:'"' """'
th • ported) d··' d '7Ml'2 • lo 1'111 f9 Putlllthld • e Hentage was re Y Qlgne . Pullllllled orantt c6111 ceitv Piiot "' "" -WhOM'N"'" •re 111btcrl11-. o,._ Cttrt o.ur l"llf!I. In the first two races she didn't. She was beaten by Val-Jutr u. 7'. 2t •nil .1u1u11 s, 1t10 ,,,._19 ::;tno':t~ ·,:~':.wf:"~i-' Jury u. 1910 •flf .11.11'1' n. 1'7! '*'"
iant and Intrepid on her first two outings. LEG•• ·OTI-CE CDFFICIAL 11.11..> • • L!GAL,NOTICB '
V li l M IUJ ~" JOIMI! •• DIVll I -;;;;;;,."''""'"":;-"".,..=~= But after !ast Sunday's victory over a an , organ was No11rv l"ub11c. cinlornt• Pue1..1c HIARrNOl wit.t.· IE HEl.:D encour'""ed somewhat. Said he: , l"·tml Prtnc11111 0tt1c1 111 av TH& COITA · M•si. l"LAH~\Ne> -. w h CllTl .. ICATll OJI' •US1Nl$S Or•iil& County • COMMISSION •I ,lllt (li,t Htn. 11 ,.,,,. "I think we're gaining ground all the time. e ave a Trte nct!'CTITIOUS NAMI Mv C~IM\llllOn !utr• DrlV9, COlll ~ •• Cltllwlllt, al t·• new headsail, and we're making a lot more changes. We're " 1"'* do ""'"' 1ttev ,,. June t1, 1t1i 1>.m. or ... _ •• """•" ..,..""' ·-.. condudlnt. I MIMU t i 1"8 N~ "WHll!lid Ori~ (Olft CltllY Piiot. Morvt.f, JUIY fl, lfl'I. 1*1"111 .. ft Iearning·to live with the things we can't change." 1,.tvd., t.,t• c. Cott• Mtu, c1tlforn11, July 1J, n, :w •nd At11u11 s. ,,70 1,,..711 r0u.,..,1n11 ••IQtlol9•
I th I. st " M h d used the 'l d u er .llC'fltlous firm 111"" fll • t was e If ume organ a new 8&1 an N(WPOllT l"RDDUCTIONS '"" ""' Nld LI. c R':i" .... "::'°'l .. ,. :-s-~
Morgan, wbo also makes his own sails, aaid the sail seemed ~1 ~1"of ~1 ~~1":1:Sson!f LEGAL .NOTICE ?~ Citvert AWIMll> c.i.' Mt:wi~c••lf~
to be made for these conditions. r"J"enca •rt 1t ro11owi· ., "" """'"'Ion fl rwnnt •'*'""'."
B t " th ·1 'l e!C-Uv g I s t G•rv 0.11$rorc1, 1tri MtP1• st _.,, u.1 i.12 11tKr1111111 111 "" ""'"" ,.,. ""* u apparenuy e new sa1 wasn so ~ e a a n x . c:o.11 Miu. cau1. ·• · su1"aito1: caUttT 0., TMR '' 1• w. w111on • ...,.., ~ Mt.. Bill Ficker and the Intrepid on Monday. Ficker trounced Mike Robtri.on notVI a.111o1 IMI STAT• o• CA1JP011111A l'O• c.111 .. ''*"'It.it.,.. c.1 .. •..c c,1 •
nd tfll'Nllort Bt9Ch, c'1u1. ·• TNe COUNTY 01' Oii.ANG• '· z-hclPflotl l"ttll'lll Ne. M~Jt lfp'i~ by •9 minutes and two seco a. C•ted JulY u, 1m .... "'4dJJ , tor 1... a: Fridtrtckt _, u.11 ~. Morgan had no comment arter hiB delelt-tiy Intrepid 01rv t>.n11or1 110T1c1 o• M1t~1Ne 011 l"ITIT1o11 Muler, '°" ear-t Aw., c.. ~-~ond b h h d -I ~ led -g Mike AobtrllO!I "Oii l"llOIAT• Op WILL AJID 1'011 Ctlllornll, "' Nn'tllilllll lo conlti'!Jct on--ay, ut e ~ previous y """'"" quo as saym ST.ITE OF C.ILIFORNl.I, Llln111 TftTAMlllTAllY • • 10(1 Ufllt IHflmlllt .............. 11r
tha( Intrepid was a better boat than Valiant and predicted ORANGE COIJHTY: E1ht•., EDGA" •.·WITMEll, Dlctu-. I unit "' IW.11 "'· ,,,..end i.
h. Id -th •~t t d~ d th OJ\ Jutr 1•,-1m. before .,..,,, • ND!lr'\' ed. eircfftl !11411 ~1'1'tldltMI IJulkllnt' NileM ~ • . ' that Ficker and JS crew wou Win e·r'6'. 0 c.i«I e Publlc In and for Mid stm. JMlnon.tllY NOTICE II HEl.EB'I' '01VEN n,,.1 II -Ste1 ftft.t.4 ., Ille Mt.ll'llc!NI cHt'.ITES ADRIFT -Twelve-meter yachfS lleiitage' (left) and Weatherly douse America'• Cup in September. . .......... 011'¥ Derldord" '"' MIM K.t.llllll!na f'. WITMER "'' lllM Codt, not to --I ...,..., •ue!iCt
lb I d mart . Ameri a' n u ob ti The current tn·'-will end on Sa"'·r·y. --final ..... l a .... .,"" known to .... to " ""' ""1~ • •tllol'I ..... l"roblta "(If . Wiii lo Ille """ "" .ttnMnll '"" 1'119 their sc· aketS 8S ey pr~pare 0 roUD , In C _I "' l) ser:Y'3 10D iUll' ..wua .. ~ w .., PifMflf wflole llll'l'ltll .,. ~Ind fer la11ane. Ill Ll'tle,.. Ttsh"*"llN CP "'In' 111,...,..1 ..W to tlloW
tn.als esd•~. Hen·. ·tage chute appears to be adrift as Weath,erIV tat-lead aild lo setect the .defender will be held off NeWporl-startliig Aug. ,.• "'-w11111n 1"'1"""""1 •nd ldMowllft-to Ht1t1oner, ,..,.,"'" fo wrirc11 11 c1r11111 ''"' •lfMdl' *"'•'lo"' •• .,.,,, -y -.,. l ~ lftf -· midi for lin1tltt Nt!lcu11r1, 11\d 11111 ~ Pt!'' .,_11111 '"" ~· ... goes on to win the race. • , ·11. <OFF1c1.1L seAL.r • ""' 11nw •nd 111e1 o1 ,..111,., u. 11\d "' ... , .. 11 ., 11111 ..i1etf!M. -~=:..::;:..::_::=.::c:...----------------1p.•-----------------------------------iiiill Jo11Ph e. D1vl• 1en11 ~· bMn 111 fol' Juf'I'
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'Graybeard' Leads _
:Victorm-Maui Race
• VJCT\)RIA, BJ:) (AP) -check and was about 480 miles
The sw111 ... llinf .Graybeard from the linlJh. Behind her
and her clOle companions lost was Hasty, a '5--foot
momentum 'tuetday as willds from Seattle, up from third.
dropped in an area 500 miles spot Monday. sbori of lllwaii In the 2,300-PO<JlOlle 111, a §.Coot •loop
mile _,Victorta-tA>Maul yacht skippered by Bill Killam, Loi'•
nc~ brother, 81lpped inf<> third
M .tM. lead four or five from fifth p<Witim • Mon· ~ II{ jie roce al owed down, clay's seconcl1>ioco y a c b t ,
thm..-too -tlie ceoter o1 • Ole •• C.lette, went unreported.
fl · ..( bunching u P The much bopecl.for lra<le
Jn the good winds winds have not materlallled. ~~ii_ left behind. The first yacht Is ex(lllll<I --Ille lsr resr were to reed! Hawajl by ~ :ilfDdo and making or Solurdoy. I
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Graybemd, a 73-foot ketch S,4_., Om1rr ii -ef tfi•
1ki...........I by Loi Killam of world'e tr••• o1trorttt•"· Hi1 ~""' c1lut1111 ii ono of th1 DAILY Vancouver, remained in the PILOfS 9,, •• f1•tvr1t.
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Skl.ppe,rs! . °''"'' eovntyy 100 c1v1c centtt 0r1v• w .. 1. '" thtt ,. zon, ........ "mitt .... , .. ,,.19• M' C~IMlon Eulres Ctl)' of Stnta .1111, C1llfornl1, tor MO!ll'Of, flitlll lllunfl. .. ~ll't" JuM' fl, 1t14 Oet.d JUI\< 10, 1'10. rnltltrt 1'""'9' .... lfltl ~ ...
Publ!ll>ed OrtnH Coltt DlllY l"llol, W. E. ST JOHN, 4111, Nllllrl...... llfdl, Cttff,. tor July IS, 22. lt Ind" Au.1111 S. 1910 11'1·1' CO\lntv Cltrl<. H•mlultll to 11\tttll W •rttt .. Why ~ay . DUllYIA, C'All"•llTl'I & t!m-tl'r _,.... ~---,,... ' LEGAL NOTICE ••1Hrs en 111e Hirt....._ c.., IMI•
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"l ~HE REAL ~TATERS
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nerythirtf COO'IU~f flu tra~tiors
k/ore he «U,.," '
RANDAIL R. MC CARDLE
Presldwit of The · lt .. t l1lll1trt1 •
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1 lteal E1t1te tol1,1tMlll for . lilt
O.lly Piiot: 1!119 111...::tor .r U.ltETI
P9JI pr•ld_,I of ,.,. N.wport HI,.
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Our ·success is based upon happy,
satisfied clients.
An example from our "follow-up" survey file is printed below •••
laftdy McCorcllt: ''Why did you choo1• our Comptny to tell your·homt?''
Mr. Port•:•
M<Cardle:
Porter:
Mo Cardle:
Porter:
M<C:.dle:
Port«:
Moe.die:
"The Real E1taters was rtcommendad by our attorney.''
"Did ht tell you wt were the busiest, bi99e1t and bast?"·
''No."
''Ohl What did your •ttorney tell you?"
"He 1aid wt could believe ~hat we were told by The Rael Estaters
••• thet wt could rtly on you."
"Did you find this to be true?" • "Yes, we liked the wty your company took care of 111 the det1il1.''
11Th1nk You.''
Mr. Porter 11 m•n•t•r of P•nn·ays D.P1rtmtnt Stora. ftrop1rty rtferrt4 ta 11 his home 11t 1707
lam•r, MIN Vtrd.,_10&:0-JULY 7, lt70
SELLING YOUR HOME?
LET US TALK TO YOU._
We ... ., -.., do a 9ood Jab ot seHI..-t.r yoo. We alwoy1 """e .,..to111ed lo tke ..i. of r.Ud•llel
propertl.._ Our a...i fatale .. al .. u I• IHil~ .. '"'l•fied .,._.., -oo q..Uty Mlll"I hablll aod oo prlle wlo•l"I ff.
vertlllq. We hcne the best f111G11CllMJ awailable. Your propcwty r.cfives our penonol attentktn. Our only 1Mts111ess Is IHI
Estate. Surely a tun time effort 11 what you wqrit Clftd hove a right to expect.
luyen toclcry are Jookln9 for • new way of llvlnt. They wont a home thcrt fills their .... ctftcl fits their
pockltboolc. ney Wont Oft l•Y"hnent nat wllf brln9 them future 1.curlty.
Loccrtlotl 11 a prime factor whether It 11 a $2 0,000 home or a $100,000 ltom1, •ch to llf& ow• lildft9 • , , .. --•""'••Is .............
YES! WE GIVE PERSONALIZED REALTOR SERVICE YOU WILL APPRECIATE
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BEST VAL,UE ON UDO
A Ch•rmin9 4 Bedroom home with •n extra
l•rge family room, ••par•te dining •r•e end
lushly l•ndscap•d 9•rden ;. , all on • 45 foot,
atr•ef.to-stre•t lot. Shown •nytime. $6"'4,500 full
price. Se• Tod•yl Phone 646.7171
TREES • TREES • TREES
s.fe & e•sy walk to .11 schools from this de-
lightful hom• in the COLLEGE PARK ere•. All
th• extras, &'it is v•c•nt, r•1dy for IMMEOf.
ATE OCCUPANCY! $29,200 fµll pd"· Now
fin•ncin9 av;ail1ble1 or •ssume a 6-V• %' LOANI
Phone ·64·6-7'17'1. '
·NEAR COLLEGE PARK
l Bedroom, 2 B•th, 2 C•r G•r•g•, Built-in Ap-
pliances, Bloclc: w•lled y•rd. FHA/VA TERMS!
It 's Sharp! Call Now. 5'46-2313
VIEW "IN PERPETUITY"
from th is rust ic home, facing th• Beeutiful S•n·
te Ane Country Club. lend R-2, 76' w 120' lot.
Coulcl be •n Investment Opportunity of 1 Nice
H.ome. Pric•, $2-4,500, 546-2313
TRI· LEVEL
Up"on th• hill in b••utiful MESA VERDE. Some
vi•w of Oce•n & Huntington Be•ch . 4 B•cl-
rooms, l B.ths, Sep•r•t• F•mily Room , Form•I
Dining Room & Br••lif•st Area off Kitchen,
Court y•rd extr•. Home in •xcell ent condition.
C•ll for Showing .•.•• 546.23 ll
MESA DEL MAR FHA/VA
l l•r9• b•drooriis, 2 b•th,, larg• covered p•tio
with bu ilt-in BBQ for f•mily li..-ing . Newly p•int-
ed. V•c•nt. It's appraised •t $29,500. Make
Oii". Call .•. 546-231 l
SHADES OF YESTERYEAR
When w•s it you last s~w • S bedroom l b1th
hom• one block to oce•n for $'48,500 . A surpris-
ing ..-1lu• for the large fa mily who appreciates
the c•refr•• be •ch life. Ca ll us at 673°8550
FOR THE FAMILY
ON ITS WAY UP
A large 2400 s
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q. ft . fam il y home with 4 bed-
room s, l baths, family room, formal din ing,
three cer g•r•g•, large p•tio. Only s+•ps to
commun ity pool, tennil courts and park. Only
$42 ,950. c.11 673 -8550
Cameo Highlands POOL HOME
Inquire ebout this outstending l bedroom f•m•
ily room home with well l•ndsc•ped front y•rd:
lovely, l•rge perfe~f for entert•inin~. side yard.
An ei ceptionally large completely fenced re•r
pool y•rd. An •xceptional offerin111 at $5 1,500.
c.11 673-8550
WANT A WORKSHOP?
Plus a d•ndy home, on Coit• Mesa's Eastsicl•.
-l 8drm1., 2 b•ths on an extra large lot. -
Kitchen with built-ins ind di1hwasher only
$25 ,500-Phono 646-7171
MESA VERDE
Vac•n+, re•dy to mov• in. On •n extra wicl• lot
with room for boat or trail•r. 4 Bedrooms -
I story with he1..-y sh•k• roof in excellent lo-
cation n••r 2 golf courses. S35,950. To inspect
-646-7171
ASSUME 53/4°/o LOAN
Ne•t 8 yr. old Urp•r Eastsida home -ind
your p•yments wil be only $I 52 per month in-
cluding taxes. -l Bdrm1, 2 baths, firepl•c• -
Forced air heat. -~uiet cul d• sac str•at. To
inspect-6-46-7171
We Have Hundreds More for Your Inspection-Just ·call
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·THE REAL ESTATERS
Serving Newport Beach • Costa Mesa • Corona def Mar • Hunt ington Beach
4 Convenient Locations Near You
NEWPORT BEACH
1700 Newport Blvd.
646-7171
COSTA MESA
2790 Harbor Bl•d.
546-231 l
CORONA DEL MAR
332 Marguerite
673 -8550
INVESTMENTS
2784 Herbor Bl•d., Suae 201
Coit• Mesa s.46-211'
EXPERIENCE ELIMINATES EXPERIMENT
I SALES
PEOPL'E
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Cell RANDY McCARDLE
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herself rriany ~ ' ' r
\jOr "~" cook-Is ·two la
looseieaY JIOlt!lj<ob, filled · •ith: wr1111i':
.one! olil>!>Od .redpes, ..... to be tried
gn(I othen to 'De~." I • >"' ~ ke0ps T'nolep1c1 In the ~
and wntes down t\er experiments, .mak-
ing changes if there are criticisms after
the dish is eaten.
She · read~bout food lo magulnes,
pewsP.Bpers, ~~ka and anything ~lse
she can get btt bands on.
Aiid ~ g~ to classe.s and demonstra-u,.,.. DiJriiig the past 15 years &lie
has jlten courses at UCLA, attended
the Cotdan.. Bleu in Paris and attended
every gathering having to do with cook-
ing that * could.
Sometime, in her span lime, lhe''
plamin& to wrjje an\)lher <1'9kb0ok.
by
' Zada, ,,a 'Newport. ~ach resident,
,pends 'I lot of time in thl!: kitchen
nr h,t -a.Uractlve •Newport Beach con-
dominit.1n. but s~s almost as much
time with her other interests and
philanthropic W>iect...
Here are t~ reejpes fiom. A 'l',ime ~· for Qloking. ~ I ' ' .
A former LOs Angeles librarian, she
earned lier ,b4chelors degree in liberal
arts and JP'sterS degr:ee in library
science .frOm the Un!ve1ty of Southern
Califonlia. 1 ·
EXC~' CAREER '
Her eareet with the;Los Angeles Public
LibrarY, w~-varied ,ind._1mpressive, and
was "exeif.ing and iplerl!sling," she adds.
Starting ts a ehiftlren'S librarian, she
finished ~ ea~r as the suoervi!!Or
of tbe Wist Villey . Region, directing
tbe largest teP,mat •branch library in
the United. Sta~ in terms of business
volume,
Zadl:fs ·interest in ~ing began when
she waS just a~ . ..she was fascinated
by tbe1 ti~ aftd ·started helping her rTiothe!t ~ as soon as she could
read a tech>e "My ~ uldn~ cook when she
was maqied' and had IOme disastrous
experia)<!es,~~~,.,1 • Was .amenable when
I wanted fo " Mill Taylor smiled.
With .~ , gry ~ brothers in the'•
ramify I Zaal.Jws a read:Y•made audience
and willing tasters. so she was able
to l:le,.adVenturesorlie. .
Het cookbook went from the thinking
~ges to re!lity with the heJp or a tormer fellow use · Jtudent, Mrs. Betty
"Wilson, 'who is • daultlter of the late
.wflter Lloyd C. DOukl8s.
While on a. Cl"OIN-C<lWltry trip by car,
:Zaaa and Betty discusi;ed their mutual
rinierest in Cooking dur,ng the k>ng, open
·stretches of highway and Betty volun-
teered to do preliminary typing and
legwork and contribute a few recipes.
The book is ''si mp le and
straigbllorward, "" Zada sal!, a q d
features recipes that.can bel prepated
the day before or early on the servirig
darn o1 thj &'ipJ .1t turn ou1, Zada
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HAM AND PORK EN ROND
1 pounds ham , ground
2 pounds pork, ground
2"2 cups soft bread cnunbll
J 'h cups milk
1 teaspoon salt
l 1k cups brown sugar
% cup vinegar
I cup water
2 teaspoons dry mustard
J small can crushed pineapple
Thoroughly mix meat with bread
crumbs, milk and salt then form into
balls. Place ham balls in casaerole. Com·
bine suiar, vinegar, water, mustard and
pineapple and pour over ham balls.
Bake in preheated 325 degree ovel'
for 1 hour, basting occasKllally. Lel
cool, or chill, and refrigerate tbe1
remove excess fat.
Retu rn to preheated 350 degree ove·
for 1~20 minutes. Serve with rice o
sweet potatoes. Preparation tme: 3
minutes. Baking time: 1 hour. Serv~
8-10. . ,
• , '. ORANGE :~RESHQ
• I t>blespoon phis 1 teaspoon lftlatln
1/2 cup cold water
!/~-cup boiling water
I cup sugar ,
I cup orange juice ,
2 ·tablespoons grated orange rind
3 tablespoons lemon juice
3 egg whites, ~ten stiff
l cup heavy cream, whipped
Soften gelatin in cold water 'and
1Hssolve in boiling watei. ·Add sugar~
,..range juice, rind and lemon juice. Chill
until it starts to jell then fold in beaten
egg whites.
TUrn into a ring mold and chill until
well set. Unmold. and Wl ceDler with
whipped cream • .1Gemi!f!.·,1'tcb~mandariri
oranges, fresh &tiawberriis and fresh
minl Preparation time: 3> min. Serves:
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r:Bu tj s Starring · in · New Roles . '.
Whether yr/Jr razn11y enjoys sum-
mertime cifti'pMie cooking or prefers
backyanl ooolrouil,,you'll be interested ,
in these campsite, backyard and patio
specials u#g venati~ hamburger buns.
own backyard, a spot in the woods,
or on a sandy beach, the food 11me1ls
better, tastes ~ and fppelil,. are
bigger, sO plan ~Y meaD. ' ·
· WiUt 30 '/liitJe.fti!ot4. you can create
many ney arid ,taSty )Wnmer suppers
, with variety Wm Vlet will add flair
• t.> your fimly'a' cookout fun.
· Just ~ber, whether you're in your
, 1be. ~raditional hamburgers and hot
dog&~·of CJN)kouts ;.re always fun, bu t
. add zest to SWJllDer livfng by ex·
perimenUng wJth these old familiaf
favorites. You can enjoy the eit-out~f·
hand convenience of buns but still have
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BURGE.R BUNS VERSATI LI
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fhe glamour of the Polynesian approach
to hamburgers.
Croquettes of any type -will taste even
better served in a warm hamburger
bun, and consider the possibilities of
croquettes as a delightf~ new way to
disguise U>e left-overs Of the Sunday
roast.
SALMON CROQUETrE
BURGERS
2 cam, (I pound each) Silmon, drained
2 eggs, beaten
I cup dry bread crumbs
3 tablespoons 00.
I tomato slices
I lettuce leaves
I hambl.qtr buns, warmed
Combine salmon, beaten eggs and J,J
r.up bread crumbs. Shape into I patties.
· Sprinkle both sides of patties with re-
maining crumbs. Heat oil. Cook patties
slowly mrtll lightly browned. Serv• cro-
(iuettel with tomato slice and lettuce
in warmed buns. Top with other hair.
Serve with mayonnaise or rtllsh. Makes
3 servings.
' GRIU.ED BURGERS
TROPICAL
2 poands giolmd be<!
2 tablespoons pineapple juice
3 tableopoons brown sugar, firmly
pad<ed
I "-1 prepared hon<rsdi!h
ll teupoon dry mUJlard · ~ • . a s11ca pin<apjll< ., .
3 tab!-pick!< relish
I hamburger buns warmed
Shape ground llt<l Into I peWes. Com·
bine pinapple juice, brown sugar, horse-
radish and mustard. Place hamburger
patties on outdoor trill over hot coals or
under broiler. BruSh top with pineappfe
marinade. Tum patUes occasionally,
brulhlng with marinade. Serve patUes
with 1tiee of pineapple and ~lish in
warmed buns. ;Mikes I aervinp.
STRAWBERRY CREAM CAXE
1 package (3,. ouncts) instant vanilla
pudding
I cup milt
II C1!P Ilea\'!'_.,, whipped
l lalil-<licht ium
I pint fftsh alrawberrles
I· an,.i food cu•
Beal pudding mix and milk together
accordllw to pocuie inllructiolla. Fold
In wt.,_ cream and nun . Chill untn
lhic:lreaoil. Wah Ind bull berries.
R<le'19 4 or 5 lbr garnish. ·Slice re-
malniac1bonia. 8llce cu• hor!Jontally
into a laym. llewenbln layers.
spreadin& 1..1 cup pudding mistur< lllld
half 1he sliced berries between 2 layera.
Spruel nmsinlng pudding mixtur< over
top and skies of cake. Garnish with
reterVed berries cut In half, lengthwise.
Mak•!Jtolloerviql.
Book
A HEAVENL 'I' DESSE RT
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Fruitful . .
Technique
Preserved
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• ~ ii -.ind! time. Alli! ~rult tlm• ·Is :Jtlll'-mMIDI am.. 11'11 olways lllfPl'li!nl to ma blw mony
,_.. still do JlilM -own jolly
.,ii-jam In this qe ol loctorJiftdoced
feild., • '
W• I<! ...nj 'q......,. fro m
hoinematen .-jelly...uq. T!ie
moat frequently .ued qailaduat cancern1
Ralio( the jars. lo -,..,.. ltill use the okl-lasldonM panl!la .,.uioci
and then call • later to !lad tat why
their jelly luked -Uie par-or
pt moldy or r.._w.
. T!ie pira!On Ml thol -buO -t·
ed In Northern ---hav. cool -r.r --JIJIJ just· Is nol ....... --.-.
c.Dfomla. u the 1181 Is ""' -ly
perfect, molds Gr' ,-a ~ Into
the jelly lllld will-. ..... and
apoil the jelly. ,.
EXPECI' SPOILAGE '.I '
Ancl H jdly Jeo¥ ft:W . tile ,.,.m.~
lbl1 II o ·oare alp .lflol ... '1181.11
broka ud sptllqi -. lit -..let1d.
) I I ' • So our advice ii,. 'ftUel about the
rnefl)', bothersome, Unliable .,mm..
Instead, buy regu~ canolnC Jan (jelly.
aize~ are available) with Lwo-part 1ealin1"
type lid!. On< port Is tht lld wttli seallna: compQUDd which torms 'a teal
when placed on th<. bot~; the other
part . ii tht rinl or thot bolda
the'lld •m lbe jar. nte~ jm ud rp.p Qn be med oftr'
lllld over qain, <11ut -. ...., · lido
should be Uled .... -.
T!ie jelly jars -lie ,ft.hod. riDled
and sterlliud by boldln1 inJlolllnc water
fir at least 10 ii)inutes. 'Th< hot jelly P. poured into the hot Jan -to about
'~ from the. top, -the rtm of the jar ts. wiped clean Ind the lid Is put 011
~each jar as Jt i• twad, .ud tie. band
is screwed on U,hl ·
It's lmPortant to' -ii quickly wl\m
fill~ and IO&!ing, i'!I -, compl<tinc
one Jat at a furie. ·This 1, beclWll
apollage organisms '--;"4)'tla'tl and moldl
• ....-are f}oatlllg ·about •in 1 tbe air and
can 1et blt.o the jar. If.you work quicll:Jy,
.few will get in and Lbe bot temperature
will ll:lll them. ·
VACUUM SEAL ,
AJoo. o llet ......,...,. II ....W
te pndaee a •-=-..a. U die eater oftklldls __ .. jellylloo
Citied, tkfl JDa91" Iii .Jar ~ IJl"'PCfl1
..... u .. jelly ti ""' llet -" ' .. prect.ce • ,... .... k 1111'9
to 1ea ... the -• .. ..., tk jlr upa, cloted.
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U you make the uncooUd '"°"' tam, Yo• do not oeed 19 llertl!; jors
or use tealiag Ud1 becDll the cokl
temperatur< will keep ~ jam from
spoiling. •
Because these jams ate not cooked
they have a beautiful color .tKI a fr~
fruit taste. They, art' impli 'to. make
-you'll ltnd 'dlrtd-' !or all !<Inda
of fruit with packages al UqWd or
Powdered pectin.
You simply mli the illced,-muhed,
or pureed fruit \I like mine pureed
in the bl<nder) wlUi the -Ji'oportlan
of sugar, lemon juice and pectin. Tbere'1
oo cooking 11t Ill. BUI the jefly nmst
; be stored in the rtfriJmtAir or fre<Rr
to keep tt from •poilJor.
QUl!STIONS llJI, AR!! AIUll:
Q.w.-a1otlf.,...-• In __ ,_ ... 1 ... ·-___ .. ..., .. __
bobig limp .... ----beJar tr.eaT
A I I E I d A. Green bum shoald be bidched nge ce xc u es. =~~::r.:.~
• • . · ' · the ,.ptabte iJt'. t11e "-'· To -. . ~beano, ~-tht cut beano i.to'
Working Like D~vit;J: .. a~:'il~~.~~
. , I I , lj 1 · l lJnla well be!Gn;pecldnr for --
Here's a heavenly new way to trn'e top ol each wltb about ll ll~<·l>ul-·' If tht bew ,:;~ti.ut;ltil loo Joni
a.gel food cak• that's only minutes in ter-sugar mlsture. Broil about a~ or 1IOI chilled q lllle ddlllof liops
the making. Altd what's more, tber:e's ' or until 1olden brown. P1aee on aerv~ the cooklnc procms)~ they· wUr 1tt ...,.
no need to spend simmering IWDDl<r plate: top wtth ~ ol 'Ice crum soil wben the1 ... eoollod a11or ~-
hours in a hot kil<:heii. Semo With Nuts.•~. Mue.1 ........ · You · shoU1d a1oo !lo ' cart11i1 11111 to ~ -·-· ---,,. _ -nqulre ' . ' TOASTED ANGEL-' .-'NOi -· '~ • 'J 0 niiicb *'rier -.r -._ fnlli
ICE !:REAM DE58EllT , , V. cup augar -· V• cupwawr •
2 taole1JlOC"11 Outler, soitebed • V. cup ll&ht corn "J'fUP z table1p011J>f11111ly packed light brown l)alh of .. I\
augar 1 cup coaraefy chopped 111uta
I slices (1-i..ch Ulick ) aRge.1 food cake, li1 tearpoon vanilla
cut from k>af cake ln a 1ma8 aucepan _..'combint tupr, A. To pMI fl'Mltone JlllCbel, dJp the
J plntpeachkecream water, cor:a 1yrup and 11.l(;·brkl& lo "0peaditnbolU11yMfai'llllutlmlnlM
In a bowl combine buUer and sugar. boil. Add nuta. and retufll to bolL SUr plunce Into cold woler Ollll allp ,off -
Place cate alices on Olkinl aheel; lpfead In vanilla. Chill. Mater 'II ~p. 1kJD.
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JI DAILY PILOT Wedne:HlaJ, July lS. 19711
Your Horoscope Tomorrow
Leo: Complete Assign~ent
;
Search Begins for Member Gold Mine
TlturtU1, July 11
By SYDNEY OMAlll\
A Leo mu ls MVer UUlfted
merely to be sre••; be wutl
.. be told .. -be nqa1r<a
• prlv•to cbeerloC ~
Tbe Leo man 11 attractive
to wome:•_ Qd,_ very_ tl.lf:D,.
ii Ute ce1ter ol ,• julou
coDtroveny ...,, memben
of tlae oppolllt au .. Sofnehow,
lie mnaaea .. aurvlve Wt
klDd of ·-Omnoll. Famous. me• born llDder Uail
colorful zod.11c1I sip taclade
Leo Darocller, Toey Bennett
Ind Melvin lldll.
ARIES (!fmi> 21:..\Jll'il I!):
Empbfals ... ~· , eor-resporideoot, , Uon
In gen<raJ, You ~ .yalu.ibie·
co-. Nlibl. oul for dinner
could r<sull (lnJ ·~ -and pleUllll ·i.'Olilr<irltailon;
TAURUS (!iru "May ZO):
Jnv~ lbeieomet more
complicated. /Finances enter
plctun!. Jieep guard up -pro-
tect YouneJf In cljnches. Ac-
cent ~ 'for )\llrmony -
eapecially ~ domesllc area.
GEll!INl'J)llay 21.Jwie ZO)i
Older lndlvkh.ial a e e m a
del<rmiried to change habit ,PJll!ernl,, rrus miJht caUJe
aocne.~llcatlons. Ride with
·111e llde. !leans be willing to
make Intelligent concession&.
CANCER (Juoe 21.July 22):
· Shod· Journ:ey may prove prtr
fltable, but in unorthodox
_, , maoner. Obtain hint from
Gemµii message. You won't
bavt .everything your own wat. But overall outcome
_,,. beneficial. .
The forecast is favorable for the Tall Club of. Orange
County's Hello, Prospeet Party, a get-acquainted
affair for those interested in meeting others on tlie
taller. side. Cocktails, dancing and games will begin
at 8 ,P'.m. on Saturday, July 18, in the Newport
Be&ch home of Miss Mary Manwell. Proopeetlng are
(ieft to right) Mrs, W~liam Allen; Allen, past presi-
den t; Miss Peggy Macaulay, corresponding ~ecre-
tary, aiid Robert Smith, treasurer. .
LE& (July 23-Aug. 22): Pull
In ~ on purse lltrlng. You
iet IJUallty if perceptive.
'f'ber! is oo need for ex-
travagance. Know this and act
accordingly. You are able to
complete lmpoctant asslln-
ment. '
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. !q):
You may have to 1ear down
(Adwrtlwmtnll
LADIES Nursing Scholarships
Special Notice!
I
Did you know th•t smok-
ing ages you faster than
anything else you .do,
and it can also kill youl
Students Earn Awards '
Learn how you can break
fhe habit in 10 days with·
out drvgs, hypnosis or
'Yill pqwer ~ Investigate
our "guaranteed program.
For a free session and
consultation with no 9b-
ligations call 642-4163.
Spo11MNd ity' tile
NATIONAL ANTI·
SMOKING COUNCIL
Two area nursing students,
Victoria Higgins cl Eat.ancia
High School and Oiarlene
M\lffienli « Coota M... llllh
School were ~ptents of the
first scholanhip awards given
by Costa Mesa Memorial
Hospital AuJillary.
The scholar!blps « $S0 eocb
were. ~ by Mrs.
Robert Wilaon, aullliary presi-
dent.
Mis Hjgpm piano to attend
Orange c;..,11 Oolk9 fur ber r...mnan 7""' and ·-to UCLA to complele her
nurse's trahdnc· ~
Golden Wesl Collep is 1lw!
,•ealnpus -w 1Mlss
LIT:l'LI, GUYS 'N DOLLS ',
•. CHILDREN'S HAIR , STYUNG
,, .. , .... "
N..,.,t ....... ) '130 E. 17th St.
•
l"OI. AP'OllffMINT
64J.;J"'
Costa .Mesa
Mal....i. Her high school ac-
UviU" Jnc!ilded meml>aoblp
In GM, S!><e<b Club, Medical
Caren Cllil and Pep Club.
1J1ie Coota Mesa MemOrlal
Hoopllal Auxiliary, eotabllohed
in 1968, bouts volunteers who
have devoted hours of service
in ~ areaa as visitor con-
trol, workmop, tray favors,
blood bank, news bulletin, cen-
tral supply room, em•oriency
ward. ma1azlnes and menus,
~ft shop, messer>ger service
•and orientation.
The Mineo. William C1e1em, Alexan<\er MICGl!llvray and
Edward Somerbouse have log-
ged more than 400 hours of.
. IH'Vice. Contributing more
than 300 Hours have been the
MmeS. George Fox, William
Lambert and o. V. Riley.
'lbose devoting more than
200 volunteer hours include the
Mmes. Fred Ahlstrom, J . J.
Camm, William D o r r e 11 ,
I ,
-&mou~ n~m~. &>u1'1e. kl'lif-
~lge~+e.r p~nt6uih io, 1111\ri4
new ~le<; iutd coro~.i1u~ 8-:t.S
Ii
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a. rt.d·, bl111t-, <!,old
b. rq,d ,bl11e 1 <Sold, purple, ~r&en.
r
Michael Giddings, Ch a r 1 e s H-.... Back.le Heath,
WUltlln Kl.Im, Paul Leactl. Georle 'lbomas, . R. L e e
Wadmwlh; Pemy Wano-.
Ray Wallace and Robert Wiison. .
Individuals interested 1 n
joining the auxiliary may ~
tain flR'the!-trionnation by
calling Mrs. Hilty at &7W916.
Swimming,
luncheon
Combine
The Henry Bowen Society,
Children of the American
RevolutJon, will combine a
luncheon meeting witb a
swimming party at noon
Saturday, July 18 .
The Newport Beach home
of Mrs. Ross Heflin1 wYl be
the setting for the gathering,
when guests will include mem·
hers of the Mark Hopkins
Society of San Marino.
Members of the senior board
sharing hostess duties with
Mrs. Hefiln will be the Mmes.
Bruno D. Norman, Guy H.
Cherry Jr., William B. Tritt,
Donald W. MacLeod, Dwight
M. Roberta and M. M.
Sampson. 1
Recenlly r<tumed from the
meeling « the w.stem region
NaUo.nal Society of CAR in
Sacramento are Lynn and
Mari: Dugle, Mark Northcross,
society P""ldenl and Mn.
Nonnan, senlof president.
CATHERINi McDONALD
Au9u1t Bride
Wedding
News Told
The forthcoming marriage
of Catherine Ann McDonald
and William Shawn Moran has
been announced by h e r
.. parents Mr. and Mrs. Rebert
McDonald of Costa Mesa.
The bride-elect is a graduate
of Es~ia High School and
Orange Coast College. She is
curren~ly a student a t
California Stat.e College at
Fullerton.
Her fiaoce, the son of Mts.
Rodrick MacMillian of Costa
Mesa, also Jr a graduate of
EHS and OCC. He is pursuing
a degree at CSF.
An Aug. 21 wedding will
take place 1n St. Joachim's
Catholic Church, ~ta Mesa.
Who Cates?
N• •lhtr fltw1p1ptr ill tht
world ctr•• tbout yo11r comlllu•
11ity likt your comrnu"ity dtily
111w1p~ptr do11. lt'1 tht DAILY
PILOT.
SUMMER
SALE!
STARTS THU •RSDAY
WESTCLIFF PLAZA ONLY
'in ordet to rebuild , Means
stJ;eamline operations, pro-
cedures. Not wise to perm)t
senUment t.o stand in way
of progress. Message beOOllles
lncrtaslngly clear.
UBRA (S.pt. 23'0ct. 22):
are aky..tugh; you often make
yourself unhappy by setting
goal! whicb are aimool Im·
pc>Slible to achJeve. By
October, a meaningful change
-for the better -ii due
to occur. If single, marriage
is qn horizon. You may be. carried 1J,long I
' J & J UPHOLSTHY
Ml.I.HSI OUALITY, l11T••1ttTY;' •
ll"VICI:, C\'APTSMAN,llflP. •' wa LllCI llAUT~UL PUltlOTUU
WE ACCIPT CltALLl:NOll ,. 1
by clrcum.stancea. Much ·that 1,.T•.,,:: 0:., w:::. ":k ~~d= 642·5876 '46·10111
occurs could be beyond your, ~°"'~'~"'.'.'.C-~'~"·c.'.::'""'~'"~"'~'"~"'~~~~~~~~~~, immediate control. Accent on 1-
movement, a c t I o n s by
relatives and neighbors .
A.,reement may lack solid
ba.9e.
SCORPIO (Ocl. :13-Nov. 21):
Time to be a bU selllsh.
M..,.. don'I delay in pun:hase 1--
of 'penonal e•i.tn1tlals. ~e appearance/ 8ixl sur·
n:mdfugs. Yoli hive earned """'° 1'1axailfM1,•luo. Get rid «' iuJJI !eelliig.
&\Gl.'ITARIUS (ljov. 22-
Dep. 21): YOU Jnay have to
de1l directly with individual
wbo bolds views contrary to
Yl'Ul". own. Key· is quiet con-
fidence. AvOid ·any ·dJuilay of
temper. P8' Hold ·rast to
principles. ...._ •
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WEEK
ONLY
' cAPiuCORN '.'(_~' 22-Jan.
19): Put puzzle·, P'l.e c es
together. There ~~attem in
what appears tO ·be ~usion.
Be analytical. 'Strtv!· to find
out what's oct~ behind ~~
'·
!fl.'
•I• '.
the scenes. ' ·c_
' ' ' AQUARIUS , (~an. ZO.Feb.
18): Be versatile Without los-
ing d~edlon. Meaps sight goal
anc1· aim lot 1.1. Some friends
are well-rneal)ing· 1 but also
~ o .D~cs ~ GO~~~
could be time;-wut~~ ~uard
pouessions. Don'~,. give up
oomelhing !or notl\i!!I·
PISCES (Feb.-lS:M~ 20)'
Some aintractuill difficulties
may be present. Be sure you
have legal rlght.0£-way. Avoid
any tendency toward self-
deception. See peraoM, situa·
tions in pracUcaJ light.
IF TODAY JS YOUR
BIR1BDAY you tend to be
introspective. Your principles
Members
Eye Glass
Concerned with en-
vironmenia 'I ' ecology,
members of the Mesa Verde
Republican Women's Club are
parljdpe.tlng in a county-wide
effort to coll~t bottles an·d
jars for reclamation.
Tboee lnlerested in saving
used containers tO be collected
and depOsited at a Santa Ana
glass company should call
Mrs. Calhoun Sumrall at 549-
1420 or Mn. Thomas Beckwith
at 546-6522.
'The Glass. Container
Manufacturers Institute has
estimated tllal 2'I aillion bot·
ties are Uivwn awaf, ~ually
acros,, the nation. 1be. col·
Jectim drive is ·aiDied toward
re-use of. b<Ktles and better
dloposal.
SANDLES ·& IOOTS INCLUDED
ONE LOW PRICE
$ 99
SALE NOW ON
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SOUTH COAST Pl.AZ~ . '
PHONE; 54S-21n ~
July 16th· 25th
Buy any 4 ~ards at regular..· price ' C; :
and get another yard for ~nly . ., . . , . ; l
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have to buy 4 yards of any ·one 1<1,n~. ,. \ , j ~:
Eve,.Y yard of material in our Hug~~Sto 'k \ ,-
goes on this sale -THERE I~ NO ,UMI :
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'If your 4 yd. unit consists of various pric~s, the
5th or le yd . cannot exceed the lowest price
of the 4 yd. unit .
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Puni~ive -People May Have More Than Rocks il'.l Their Heads
' ' DEAR ANN LANDERS : I was ·very insist that he got a complete physical
checkup including an encepha1ograrn. It
was the smartest thing 1 ever did.
ep\lepsy and t&IJer ftrlnl of brain 1b-
aormallty. DllaaUa, of i!oune, must be
• obtallled lhrougb presctlplloo and lakeu
WMler 1 doctor's observ1Uot. ANN LANDERS ~
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to entertata ulavtted ...... , '-
DEAR ANN ·LANDERS : Mom 1171
• I am cruy lo write lo yoo about lurtlel
because your ccfbmn i. lot -1t. llui
I have somethlni importlfil to uy.
1~ch ·interested ln the letter from "Wife
):)£ 1 Maniac," bec'ause my husband
behaved very much like hets. He used
'to' break dishes and furniture, kick holes
~.the wall and scream ~scenities at
• veryone.' ( was unable to, figure out
1!"'hy his personality was cha~lng. He ' 1llad always been so easy-going.· i One evening be lost his temper when ~well ~·political figure was making
;_.a.;speech on TV. He began to scream
~~the set and carry on' like a' lunatic.
·our pediatrician happened tO be In Ule
house checking the baby at the time.
He took me aside and sug~ed that
V.'hen my husband calmed down 1 should
Our famil y· physician sent my husband
to a new-ologist who discovered a brain
abnormality which he said might be
causing his viole:it temper outbursls.
My husband is now taking a drug called
Dilantin and it has changed his life
-and mine. I bless that pediatrician
every day of my life, Ann. I hope
you will print this letter. It might help
90llle0oe else. -DENVER MOTHER
Tbanlc YOI for your letltr. It Hee
again poinQ up the aecePlty for a
pbyslcal cbttkup in cues of e1:treme
personality cban1es. Petple 1bould not
be written .off as stubborn, punitive or
roc~-beaded wllhouJ , first e:rplorlnc the
posslblUty &hit there ls. an organic IUIOD
for 1nu1ual behavior.
Her in-laws come over every Sunday,
rain at ahlne. They· are Nee folks and
we Ii.kt them, btlt ,my bUllband and
r don't (eel that-~ ·should have to
spend every Sunday ol GUf lives ~
tertalning th,.. people. We dclo't want
NES.SEE ,.
DIWl. '111APPED: U ,._, dustiter
..., at trw,1rtl:dem of lter owa,, offer
I have found out that Ille PoOllle l'ho
sell turtles In dime .atOrea and -pit olorel
don't know mucb ' about tllom-Turtleo
are fish and meat eaten. Just put a
piece of raw hamburger 01 ftlb in front
of a turtle and watch blin snap at
11. That food they .eir 1n -ii
junk. A turtle can ·11anoe to delltti on
il -JUST ME
··-..... TJIElll ..... -allenall Suda1L -..... -Ille l'!'Oblui ill UM 1-rdll'lalJ. , ' DEAR DEN· MOTHER: I received.
ttveral lc!tters describing similar ln·
ddNtl. 'l1te drug Dilantin bu proved
vtr)' RtCcessful 1'1 tbe treatment of
DEAR ANN LANDERS: My daughter
and her baby are living . with us until
her husband comes back from Vietnam.
lo hwt tiielr leellnp, Ana. --some advice: on hoW to handle Uris
hQt potato! -TRAPPED IN TE~·
And If 1"' .,.i yoor .. obancl wot
ti I' 1.1•wlili'I -... Yea art IOI
ebllplod to 11117 at ..._, every &uldlly
DEAR JUll'f: la belllll af ....,.._
In Uoe U.S.A., plu C.aadl, -ud
Plefto Rico, I dank Y'll·
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:~ • • . In Okl.ahoma
• The First Naz8rene Church, • Mrs. Jeffrey Seybe rt at.
tended the bride as matron
of honor and bridesmaids were
Miss-Janet' Seybert, sister of
the bride, and Miss Bonnie
Williams. of Fresno.
! Bethany,'Okla. Was the setting
: for the nuptials linking Jill
~ Seybert and Harold Dwayne
! Rathbum. Reading the rites
: was the Rev. R. E. Howard. j Parents of the bridal couple
, are Mr. and Mrs. Robert A.
~ Seybert of Huntington Beach
DeMis Rathbum served as
his brother's best man, while
ushers were Jeffrey Seybert,
brother of the bride, Barry
Moore of San Antonio, Ray-
mond Brown of Bethany,
l' and Mr. and Mrs. Harold F.
> Rathburn of San Antonio.
:l Okla., Dennis Reule of Garden ~ Good Packing city, Kan. and s1e .. Medrud j of Tracy. Minn. $ When traveling with the A graduate of Huntington
family, pack everyone 's Beach High School, the bride ~ -· ...ieepwear and toiletries in one attends Bethany Nazarene ~ suitcase. College. Her husband is an
; That \Vay, when stopping for alumnus of San Antonio High
~ overrdght, only one bag needs Schoo~.and also attends BNC.
~ to be · rem!)ved from car and . They will reside i n i unpacked. / • Oklahoma City.
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333 4 East Co•s•~tHWV· ~• Corona del Mar
· P~o>• 673-80~0 j
Th• H•w1ii1n 1c.r;lic.J, we bo11ghl on ou1 r•c.•nf
trip lo the l1l •nd.: ••• now on di1pl•y. Choo••
'" •ulhenlic. Polvnf1i1n p1tt1rn !wo h•"• tho1•
tool ind Pll•k• 1hort 1hlfti, long 1hift1 for p1fio
1nltrl•inin9 and b~thin9 1uil1.
Surpri11 lh1 min In your f1mily will! an 1loh1
1hirt and m1tchin9 rw!m trunk•. Acrylic. f1bri c.1
1r1 c.oo!, colorful and roquire no ironin9.
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VIRGINIA
P.S. Coll19• bound! 11 •the beif 1lr1111d c.0 ·1d
on c.ampu1. Maki your own wardrobe from our
Ol!C.tllent 1olaction of wool t111, •nil1 a ~d Irani,.
'•ional c.otton1 .
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LAST. 3 DAYS-
JULY CLEARANCE .
A.
SALE!
ALL klltl( l!IA.MONOS
ARE BONOEO-REGISTEREO
ALL DIAMONDS-MOUNTINGS
WEDDING RINGS-BRACELETS
STONE RINGS-EARRINGS
MEN'S JEWELRY-CHARMS
GIFT ITEMS-SILVER-CLOCKS
REDUCED 15% to 30%
ONE OF A KIND WATCHES
1/3 OFF
ALL COSTUME JEWELRY __
1/2 OFF
O KIRK CHARGE o MASTER CHARGE 0 llANKAMERICARO
0'Th1 Storo That Confldenct Built'"
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Las Senoras Swing
A Mexican atmos.phere will prevail when the Orange
County AJumnae Club, Alpha Xi Delta sorority
meets for its annual Fiesta LuncbeOn at 11 :30 a.m.
on Wednesday, July 22, in the Island House, Fashion
Island. Mrs. James Deindoerfer, president, is in
charge of the decorations now being prepared for
the event, to which the public is invited. Reservations
may be obtained from luncheon chainnan Mrs.
Roland Money of Orange, or admission will be ac-
cepted at the door. Bridge will follow for those in-
terested· when the luncheon conclude& at 12:30 p.m.
An original oil painting will be awarded during the 1 afternoon. In the mood for the occasion are (left to
right.) the Mm.es. William JJ'elkamp, ~indoerfer
and Money .
SEMI-ANNUAL SALE
Slvt Mr ~ en Am1rlea'1 1 .. dln1 f11hlon 1hot1!
Hurry now to 1njoy th•• trtm1ncSous '18IU••· Stlll •
fin1 "ltctlon, althoUlh not evtry 1tyt1 In •H 1izn.
6.99-8.99 CASUAL GROUP 1.99 A 2.9ir-... ·-·--·
HUNTIN(fTON BEACH ....... : : :I_., 2300 HARBOR BLVD.
192-5501 . 'VJ flDtlMj COSTA MESA 545.9415 f•SHION ISLAND • HUNTINGTON CENTER
1-!UNTINGTON BEA.CH
ISTAILllHID 43 TIAll
OrtN MON.•THUIS ... 11. 'TIL t :ff P.M.
NEWPOR.T CENTER
~OUTH COAST PLAZA
COSTA MESA • FA5H ION 5QUA.ll:E
SANTA. A.NA
FIGURE CONTOURING
NO EXERCISE or-DIETS
' SIN. IN 90 MiN:GUARANTEEli
THE LOSERS 642_.,
DTEJ\T
225 El 17th St.
Cos~ Mesa · 548-2778
WOMENS and CHILDREN$
SHOES
SOcro off!
SPECIAL PURCHASE .
CHILDRENS SHOES
YALUU
TO 11J.tl NOW ss.ss
BIG SAVINGS ON HANDBAGS TOO I
225 E. 17th St., Costa Mesa
In Mtu Center -541-2771
r-LARGE & HALF SIZES
'~·. 12'!4. 24Y2 •
Sile Starts Thursd1y, July. 16, 11 10:00 A.M. 1/4to 1/J .
. OFF!!
Regulir $10.00 to $45.00
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Rtductd To ~1r --.. I . SPORTSWEAR • ROBES
Effa · -!'l:--.
Nor'sHALF·SIZE SllOP
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COSTA MbA IVJ Ilk. N. IM St.I
• ~ 84 HUNTINGTON CENTER
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• All SALES FINAL ·
All M1rchllldlse
fl'ltll Regullr Stock
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Life With Jackie Shelved
Boo;k .Furore En ds-·.
87 HELEN '1110~ /"If eel !lbe has r .. d Ule'book." days. But It alBO ,),e me
1 "Havmg re.ad It, she will much piellllre Jn recalling the
, WASHINGTON (UPO -• rullze I wrote it wilh history good dayt, When I get a bit
SOme of the Kenned)' Clan in mind," she u:plained. down 1 pk:k it up and read
may be down on Mary Mary says that on the ' 8 ch~ here and there and
Gallagher for wrlUng the best sales circuit, the TV com-it helJ?S to straJibten t.h.inls
aelling "My Ufe With Jae-me~tors wh~ had ~er on _Jou~t~.'~' =-~=::::J~;;;;;~~;;;;d quellne Kennedy ." But its Viei.r shows, ~r1ed to give her
the hardest Ume. Her riposte •••••••••lllJI••m' ii' mi'•••• U~erary and historic, value has 00 camer'a to them has usually
BIG TOP HOLDS ' TREASURES -There will be
more than stuffed animals and crutches at this week·
end's outdoor fair In Laguna Niguel. Mrs. Charles
Sollars (left) and Mrs. Dale Wyrauch hold a lew
examples of merChandise on sale at the site of the
Shepherd of the Hills Church on Niguel Road Satur-
day and Sunday. Home baked goods featuring items
contained in a newly-published Shepherd's Potpourri
cookbook will be on sale along with copies of the
book.
been r~ed by the Ken· been "have you read my
nedy Libr~. . . book." When they admit their
The pres1denUal library at critiques have been based on
Cambridge, Mass., requested news clippings (they didn't
two copies or the book and have time to read the book)
the author "very h.appily" Mary jlJSt Jets the case resi
donated the boolcs. and wins applause.
"~, w11 proud they a~ked Early In the game she ap-
me, Ille aald In an lm«view. peared f.o the NBC . 'r V
The JFK Library thanked ''Tuclay'I show and Jound
her and told her they felt herSeU Undergoing c a u 1 t i c
, It "would make 8n. Interesting questlonbig from 'JV star
addition to works oo tbe Ken-Barb&ra Walters. Later ?ttlss
nedy famlly." .. · . Walters, accordlng to Mary,
Since the boolvwas publi!lb-admitted she "got a lot of
ed Jess than a yar a10, Mary mail critlclzlng her hostility." •
hu had no contact with Jae-' Furthermore, Mary ha s
queUne Kennedy , Onassis, her found ~t merpbers or the
former l)oa:. ·aut ahe says: old Kennedy Clan, many of
President
Continu·es
Servlng a serood term as
pmldenl ol tile El Niguel
Women's Golf Aslociatk>n is
Mn. Harry Lowe.
Assuming duties as o>-
cbairmen are Mrs. Robert
SchumaM and Mrs. Robert
M:cCaffery. Other olCicen in-
clude the Mmes. Wllliam
Eagan, secretary; Richard
HGWell, treasurer; Edmund
Hoskins, rules chairman, and
Richard Hall, hand I cap
chairman.
Abo serving on the board
are the M:me1. William
.JJ .
whom' raked in the royalties
with their personal memoirs
of JFK and the New Frontier
long bef"ore she went to a
publisher, were bitter about
her literary efforts.
"I felt my book was as
important as theirs," she siid.
Once oo a panel show Mat)'
says Kenn'edy's press
secretary Pierre Salinger war
giving her a hard time. A
histori.an missionary gallantJy
came to her rescue by reciting
Henry Waldo Emerson who
said : "Hi.story is not hJJtory
unless it is biography."
Mary bas material for
another b>ok but no plans ta
write another. "I feel I've
written my story."
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SEMI-ANNUAL SALE
S1ve over 50$ on Ametlc:a's leadina fashion 1ho•ll
Hurry now to enjoy these tremendous values. Stlll t
fine selection. althouah not every style in all sizes.
5.99-7.99 CASUAL GROUP
1.99a2.99 .
Yoyths
Called
Rummage and Recipes nolablnl, R. L. Parsom,
Robert Conant, James Bndy,
Bert Menne, John Swartley,
Rick Gouin , Phillip Cramer
and John Francis.
These days she is enjoying
her revr.· 1 and her mail,
especiall a recent Jetter from
Maud Shaw, namy to Caroline
and John F, Kennedy Jr., dur·
1ng the White House years.
Miss Shaw, who now lives
in En1Jaod, abo wrote a book
that caused displeasure in
Kennedy cirdes.
Outdoor Sale • Niguel Blue Star Moms
Huntington Beach Blue Star
Mothers, Cha(Ur 2 stage
meetings ~f.f'Y Monday at
1:30 p.m. In Lake Park
For Talks With no time for women'•
lib movemerts or worries
Parent Kl d Association about nUt fall's skirt length,
wanb kids. members ol the Women 's
KidJ are wanled t1101 is, 'FeJIOWShlp o! the Shepherd o!
to attend rap sessions :iuch __ the Hills Congregational
as the one scheduled Thursday Church are elbow deep in
at 7:30 p.m. in Lincol.n School recipes and rummage .
~sslon will be a
variety ol problems, wtth the
aession's ·aim tQ bridge the
aeneration gap through better
communication a n d un·
derUnding.
Parent KJd As&ocialion, now
In its second week, I s
sponsor<d by the Newpori
Beach Junior EbelJJ' Youth
Committee headed by Mrs.
Rldllrd Bechtal.
Children's
Librarian
Appointe
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A new children'•· librarian
has been chosen. for C.osta
Still boplnl Ior ..... -. Tbe cookbook has been
Clubhouse.
tiooi ol ---· tl>e .....,bled through tl>e el!orta group ala<> ll compiling • a of Mrs. Moote Mauntel of
spedsl cookbook, Sbepbml's Missloo Viejo and Mrs. Robert
Potpourri, aimed at ~ ijle E. Adams.of Laguna Niguel.
task of entertaining u we:lllp;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;n;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;
as presenting special recipes
fram around the world.
&lh merchandise, cookbooks
and homebalted goods will be
on sale during an outdoor fair
on Saturday, July 18, begin·
ning at 10 a,m. and on Sunday,
July 19, (rom ll a.m.
The fair will be conducted
in front ol the church on
Niguel Road. Those Interested
in donating stored -a wa y
treasures may phone Mrs.
Charles Sollars, chairman,
ff'ho will arrange for pickup.
SUMMER
SALE!
STARTS THURSDAY
The uaoclation, w b 1 ch
llreody has attraoted ln-
terated parents, meets every
1bundlY In the same locale.
M ... Library.
The appointment o1 Mn. THE BEST
Donald Ackley WU announced Rt1J1nhlp ..-111 pro•• "P11·
WESTCLIFF PLAZA ONLY by J.lrs. ~rode Pearce, nuh" 11 011• of th• worlcl'1 rno1t
librarian. J.trs. Ackley recelv-popul1r cornlc 1trlp1. R11d It d1 ily 111 th• DAILY PILOT. I
Pa rents Club ed a BA degree from ·~~~~~~~~;;;;~;;::;~;;;~:;:;;;::;;;;;;;~:;:;:;:;;;::;;;:;;;;~:;:;;;::;~il CalifGnlia State College atl~
Fullerton and a masten
degree In library science from
the llTiiversity oi. Soul.bern
Oran1e Cout Chapter,
Parents Without Partner s
IJ)OlllOrS a panclke breakrast
the lut Sunday of each month
iil Cotta Meu Clt.y Park from
I ~.m. to 11:30 p.m. Wally
·JUcbarda, chairman, w I 11
answer quelltlons regarding
the pubUc "rain or shine"
evmt at MU700 or 642·9665.
Ca11fohlia.
She has been an area resi·
dent for five years and has
served as librarian a l
Fullerton Junior College.
Mrs. Waller Hatch will co~
Unue as a part-time librarian
and assi!t Mrs. Ackley.
NO EXTRA HARGE FOR
FAMILY GROUPS
BIG Bx 10 ·
LIVING
COLOR
PICTURE
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JULY H-17-1' HOURS: 10 ht 5 •
YOUNGLAND
HUMAN HAIR
WIGS
s19•
ALL SHADES
l"lltl·STYLIO .'"', ......... , tZ4.fll
SYNTHETIC
WIGS s191s
ALL SHADES
CUT a "'n.10 ...••........ U4.JI
120°10 to S0°1o OFF ALL WIGS In OUR SHOI' -. n
CASCADES FALLS }.
Fefh ~ ttle &,. .....
teKll te .,..,.. crew! .. ...,.,! ...,. NW etl .. ,
bf. 117.tl
JV1 ... .... SJl .tl
$17'5
10 WI~ & HAIR STYLISTS
READY "TO SE~Vf. YOUR EVlRY NEEO I
iiliti'.s·
18 TO 20" FALLS ~;; P_ $32.16
WIQ FALLS Sm "' "" ••• $42,96
LOI& FALLS .... "' .. ••• $62.96
l'lus: ALL THE LA TEST STYLES IN ZODIAC-EYE LASHES
""" I LOWD U.SHU NOW '1 49 ALL HUMAN HAii A HAND TllD • , , • , .... 12.tl '
'IYIANI WOODARD
COINmCS
~ m /JI}. , WIG & BEAUTY
allie j SALON
250 E. 17th STREET COSTA MESA
DAILY TILL 5:30 s 8 3446
THURS: I. FRI. TILL 8:00 •
"I did so enjoy your book,"
she wrote Mary. "And I shed
a few tears too at lost bygooe
l ri1tol tt The S•11 cf.t90 Frwy., Co1t• M•1•
Windsor SALE
CONTINUES
WED.-THUR.--FRl.-SAT., JULY 15-16·17·11
ENTIRE SUMMER DRESS
STOCK MUST GO!
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DRESSES 00
Buy one
dress at
regular price-
Get another
for just ...
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PANTS • TOPS • SKIRTS • BLOUSES
Reg. to $9 .00 ................... . ss.oo
$7.00
•9.00
Reg. to $12.00 . . . . ........•.......
Reg. ot $17.00 ................... .
SWIM
SUITS
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Reg. to $12.00 ..... S7.QO
Reg. to $17.00 ..... $9.00
Reg. to $22.00 .... _$12.00
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2300 Harbor Blvd., Costo Mesa
546-2622
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CH-ICKENS
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Reg: $2.79
Family Size
ROY AL GELATIN
' 4 49¢ Reg. 20¢ Ea. /
Large 6 oz. Siae
OSCAR MAYER
ALL MEAT
s M 0 KIE REG.
L I N K s p~~c~:.9<
DOUBLE &Lui •. I
CHIP $TAMP~ . . :
)v1T1'4" THI$ <iOUPON
ONE OlDIW. ONLY ~ ANY AMOUNT
YOU CHOOSE TO I UY
VOID Ami SUNDAY, JULY lt
NO IJ!INIM 4M PURCHASE-NO MAXIMUM PU R.Clit--Si ~ltihollc t •rtrteet, "'"~ M ii~ •ltd Cl91rtl!b Elltfudtcl
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USDA CHOICE
CENTER CUT
LB.
USDA CHOICE
JANET DAVIS
ROASTING
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FRESH SLICED
WedllfS(fq, July 15, 1~70 DAILY Pll.01' :U
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~RME
RIPE .
GRAPES
EXTRA FANCY
THOMPSON
SEEDLESS 19l
'BEEF. LIVER· NECTARINES ..
SWEET
EXTRA
FANCY '
IAR M WIST~RN STYLE
FRESH SLICED
LUNCHEON MEATS
BULK STYLE-MIX DR MATCH
BA~ M DUTCH LOAF
BAR'. M PEPPER LOAF
BAR M BAR·B·9 LOAF
BAR M cono SALAMI
BAR M PICKLE PIMIENTO
BAR M BOLOGNA
BAR M POLISH SAUSAGE
79~
MILON C:UT
RUMP
ROAST
GROUND. SHOULDll
BURGER 69' PATTIES · LL
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L!AN IMF
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RATNS TOP CjlUALITY
SLICED
BACON
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79' ...
CUCUMBERS
LONG
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BELL PEPPERS
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BORDEN'S
THICK
MEATED
PROSTED
IHA-'15 ' OZl CANI
19'~.
< , j ALL MEAT 49'
WIENERS IA. TER.ON Ria. SJ.ti
I INCH
POPSICL·ES
BOX OF SIX TWIN STICK
POPSICLES
KINGSFpRD
CHARCOAL ·' BRIQU~TTES
Reg. 99¢
GIADE "A" FRYING PAN·S
FRYING CHICKEN PARTS BY
•••• 11.Jt
10 INCH ~.Ws~ 69• u. WEAREVER
LF.eS &
THIGHS
BOBS e SWllT PICJl:LI
RILISH
e HAMIUltGla
llLISH
AJAX
Ll,UID
CLIANllt
llGUl.AR ftf
4D OZ.
59¢ LI.
4/S.W
79'
KERN'S
TOMATO JUICE
CLUITIR PACK OF
llX-6 OZ. CANS
HEALTH F. BEAUTY AID~
AQUA NE'T
HAIR SPRAY :;:·
GLEEM -L1rg1 F1mily Size
TOOTHPASTE $~~8s
HEAD lo SHOULDERS
SHAMPOO ,~is
Unbrt1k1bl1 plastic bottle
r--l~il• ~ :
SPRIN•PllLD
LEMONADE
6 OZ. CAN
MOlTON
CHICKEN IN A
BASKET ILH.
MOITON •·
MACARONI &
CHl!ESE
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ENCOR ES GUARANTEED WITH CRABMEAT CAKES
• ;spectacula r Desserts
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Ease Takes the Cake
For Summer's
·~ a hot summer day
~Ing i1 so satisfying, so
dttightfuJ·u ·a cool and delec-
lfllle dessert.
1btle ttdpes from the
¥1erican Bakers Association
fjlf shortcut ideas to cool sum-m.-dellertl are bound to
SllJlfy the homemaker's wish
for simple preparation and to ~ tkie family's or guest's
S'!ieet tooth.
~.&tore-bought peach piep and
"1&'el food cake are the magic
ipgredientt in the recipes
...te•ve assembled here .
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l1owever there's an endless
assortment of bakery produc;ts
waiting on the supermarket
shelves -pies, variety cakes,
Mary Ann shells, donuts, cup-
cakes -for your imaginative
touches.
So, when the temperature
soars, keep your .. cool" by
planning salad and dessert
menus that will have your
fam ily and guests believing
you spent Ute afternoon slav·
ing over a hot oven.
Peach Pie Melba, a colorful
varialion or elegant Peach
Melba, will be an exciting
IMllTCIUTI HILP HOM CHI, KEEP HER COOL
Menus
finale to any meal. Just top·
a wann store-bought peach
pie with a scoop of vllnilla
ice cream and a luscious
raspberry saut!i!. The sauce
takes only a few 111inutes to
prepare.
Press raspber.ries through a
sieve , discar4 • seeds, blend
with sugar and a pinch of
cream of tartar and brine
to boil. Boil th ree minutes.
Chill. This d~rt would be
perfect for buffet entertaining
for all pieparation can be done
early in the day. At dessert
lime, pile ice cream scoops
high in serving dish. Put sauce
in bowl and cut wedges U
pie.
Another shortcut dessert
combines featherlight angel
food cake with a creamy, light ·
fill ing of cream cheese, whiP-
ped cre am, diced maraschino
dlerries, tangy c r u s h e d
pineapple and nuts. Cut the
angel food cake into four
layers; spread with filling;
ch.ill until serving lime.
PEACH PIE MELBA
I package (10 ounces) frozen
red raspberries, th awed
~., cup sugar
Pinch or cream or tartar
1 quart vanilla ice cream
1 baker's peach pie, wanned
Press raspberries through
sieve into sauc~pan,
discarding seeds. Stir in sugar
and cream of tartar. Bring
to boil. Cook three minutes,
stirring constantly. Pour Into
&mall bowl ; C()Ver, chill. When
ready to serve, scoop ice
cream onto ple' wedges and
spoon raspbe.rl')' sauce over
top. Makes 6 servings.
TOWER ANGEL CAKE
l package (8 ounces) cre1m
cheese, softened
1.~ cup sugar
1 cup heavy cream , whipped
\~ cup diced maraschino
cherries
I c11n (111• ounces) crushed
pineapple, drained
12 cup chopped pecans
t large angel food cake
Whip cream cheese until
IOlt ind Jluffy. Mlx in sugar.
Stir In whipped c re 1 m ,
maraschino cherrlu:, pineap-
ple and pecans.~Cut angel food
cnkG in!o four era. Spread
fillin g belween la 11 and nn
top of cake. Ohlll. 1tkes 12
to ~· slices.
Juice.s
Even U you are basking
in air conditioned splend or on
a hol, humid day~ nothing
takes the place of a tall frosty
drink. Fruit flavored drinks
somehow seem to ~ more
lastingly refreshing than any
others.
Three ideas for today orfer
t.hirst quenchers all deliciously
apple-flavored. Apple Lime
Cooler is a true las~ tlnglcr.
ll starts with a tiase made
from citrus julc~, sugar and
apple juiCf:. Just before serv-
ing lhne, il's siuled with ch!ll·
ed ainger ale, served over
let and garnished with spirals
of lemm or lime peel.
A n other make·ahead-and-
chill drink, Apple.Cranberry
Shrub combines apple juice,
cranberry juice, I em on 1 ,
limes, spices and , for subtle
dlstinct1on, a little rum rlavor-lnr.
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There II I pxl IUpply "'
blue e<pbl 1wbnmln& In the
ba11 and souods of AUantic
aod GuU Coast waters. While
they are available, flshermen
are working ove,rUme hauling
these tasty little morsels out
of the water. Thil seasonal
catch soon wil be reflected in
seafood markets.
Every crab fancier knows
that blue crabs offer superb
eating enjoyment. If you
aren't acquainted with the tu~
ty meat of the blue crab,
better prepare yourself for a
culinary' treet.
Blue crab.neat ls available
to the C0111Umef in cooked,
fresh, refrigerated, ready.to-
ea.t form at aeafood markets
across the coi.mtry.
rt may be purchased in 12
aod 16 ounce cans. Paste"uriz..
ed cra~eat alto Is available.
In pasteurl.zlng, the prepared
crabme'at is packed Into cans
which are hermetically sealtd
and iJP.mersed in a hot-water
bath. The taste and texture
of the meat ii not altered
by pasteurliation, and i~ is
fresh and table-ready.
Pasteurized crabmeat has a
longer shelf life,,but it mU1l
be kept refrigerated until us-
ed.
Blue crabs also a r e
available alive In the hard-
shell ._Slage in most coastal
areas of the Atlantic and Gulf.
Solt-shell crabs, considered a
delicacy by gourmet.., are lhe
smaller crabs during a
molting stage wbe.n their hard
shells are discarded In order
to grow.
Fish or shellfish cakes offer
simple preparation and ap-
petizing goodneu. When the
shellfish ii crabmeat, the
cakes are a gourmet's dream.
Crabmeat Cakes, a ~ureau
oC Commercial Fl1her ie 1
THR EE WAYS TO COOL IT ON A HOT DAY
recipe, are ideal for any oc-
casion.
Excellent for 1 h e a r t y
breakfast or b r u n c h ,
Cr'abmeat Cakes also are a
simp1e but taste -temptin1
solution Is the main entree
for diMer. The crabmeat ls
combined with soft bread
crumbs, beat.en egg, mayen-
nafse, part~Y uid 1eafood
sea.sonlng. Rolled Jn cracker'
crumbs and fried until golden
brown, they are ready to en-
joy.
Cook them Uldoors on your
nicest griddle or cook them
outdoors in dad's favorite iron
aJdllet either w a y ,
Crabmeat Cakes will rate en-
cores again and again. Why
not serve the cakes with hot
biscuits and honey? Honey is
in good supply at UW: Ume
of year.
CRABMEAT CAKES
I pound blue crabmeat,
fresh, froten , or pasteuriz.
ed, or other crabmeat
l cup soft bread crumbJ
1 egg, beaten
1 tablespoon mayonnaise or
· saled dttuln&
1 tablespoon minced parsley
11,2 teaspoons 1 ea food
seasoning
·t teaspoon Worcestershire
sauce
~i cup dry bread, cereal:
or cracker crumb3
Fat for frying
Thaw frozen er ab meat .
Drain crabmeat. Remove any
rema ining shell or cartilage.
Combine all ingredients except
dry crumb3 and fat. Shape
into 6 ca kes and roll in
crumbs. Place cakes in a
s.ingle layer Jn hot fat, in a
I~inch fry pan.
Fry at a moderate heat .for
1 to 3 minutes or until brown.
Turn carefully. Fry for 2 't.o
3 minutes longer or until cakea
are brown. Drain on abaorbent
paper. Makes 6 servings.
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Combine • Coolers
And finally, lhere'f a make-
in·a·blender sha'ke that's light-
ly orange and apple fla vored
thickly, richly a n d
deliciously full of food value .
Canned apple sauce &Ives ex·
tra thiclmeS& lo the drink
while the addition of nonfat
dry milk and a topping o{
Ice milk or ice cream makes
· it exLra good for you.
This trio of newly e1ciling
drin k ideas offers three great
ways to "cool it" this sum·
mer.
APPLE UME COOLER
14 cup fresh lime juice
\Ii teaapoon grated lime rind
1 cup IU(ar
2 cups water
I quart apple julot
J quart ginger ale
Co1nblne lime. juice, lime
rind, sugar and water In
saucepan. Heat to bolling, &tit·
rlna to dissolve the 1u1ar.
Remove from heat. Cool. Add
apple juice. Refrigerate lo·
chill. When ready to serve,
add ginger ale. Serve over
iCf: cubes in tall tumblers,
Garn i&h with spirals or twists
ol lime or lemon rind. Makes
IO to 12 ·~.
APPL&CJIANllERRY
SHRUB
4 whole cloves
I orange, sliced
I lemon, sliced
*h cup sugar
2 cups water
\~ teaspoon ground 1in&er
1/4 teaspoon allspice
2 CUPI water
2 cups apple juice
2 cups cranberry julct
l teaspoon rum flavoring
Stud the cloves into one of
the fruit slices. Plact fruit
slices in 1aucepan wi\.h sugar,
2 cups water and spices. Heat
to boilllli. .Reduce , beat Ind
simmer 15 mlnules. Remove
from heat.
Strain out fruil and cloves.
Add 2 cups water, apple juice,
cranl)erry juice and nun
flavoring . 01111. Serve over
ice, if desired. Makes 8 to
I !el'1/inl;s.
ORANGE·APPLE SHAKE
10 ice cubes
2 tablespoons frozen orange
juice concentrate
\~ cup noMat dry millr
l cup water
2 cvp1 camed IJ)flle aauce
t pint vanilla ice d'eam
Place kt cubes In blender.
Add orange Juice concentrate
and nonrat dry milk. Blend
at high speed. Add water and
apple sauce. Blend on medium
speed . Serve over Ice cubes
in tall tumbler• with IOOOPI
of kt cream. Maket f 10 . ..,.,.
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GOTrA SEE A MA N
ABOUT A DOG
When a new business
comes to town, io uniqu_e
It's lhe fint ot its kind
in the United states, it rat.et
top tiJIHng. If you are on8
of the 2f million pet ownera
throughout the U n It e ~
States and lo~ Jt. • .the
dog or cockatoo. .. we know.
you love your country .•• ·
you'll 1eramble to Pets by
calling 84U980 and talk to
Dave Barrington.
Dave will tell you how
)'OU can Insure your pet
for $12.50 a year. A goldi'.
medallion tag will g "f
around hll peck with o;
policy number and to'ft.freC
nailon-wide 24-hour ti number to call In case
gets lost. '"1e Rood Hartfor
Groop are the ~
comJM9ly behind· P et s ..(
They'~e been in 1 u r Inf
animals since .1840.
course way back wtien.
was live stock and rac~ horse! -and a few very ex
pensive show dogs. 'Ibis · .
a first for everybody's pets
If a dog or cat taken
the animal shelter and It}
hurt, the Pets Medallia1111
will aSSUre him lmmedia~.
medical treatment even ~
his owner can't be located
Talk to Dave and be Pe
happy 842-8980. '
GROUND BEEF NO. I • l
BEEF WINS NO. 2 =i'
II you're not In the
loin know, the loin lrw:: •
ftlets, New Yorks, T
p«terlwuse, strlppen, ant§ '°" sirlOins depending ~ inood the butcher Is in whe
he decides to .mu1e. Sho
ping patterus are fun
Would yoo believe, next t
a package cl ground
which everybody buy& p-a
tically every day, • Ile ,
ls the next most pcp1l
picker-upper for dinner
Slop the steal< mlllk I
"'1e magic steak with
little marbeb ol snowy fa
playing beaW!ul t'!""'""'~.
hamlOny with the lwi
meat! No blue notes here.
Each delicate nlbble mat · ·
yoo want to sing wi\h joy
Did you know all of oo
steaks are guaranteed. l
you're nol steak happy,~· want to know a!P.Jt i ·
Pickup w i t h asall-ance,
....,,,.,.. all of our ready
wrapped fUets
~mouse beauUes artt.
1JSDA traded choice. Notic9}
hew small our steak count~ la. • .only 4 feet. Whic .
means the steak merry-g
round is constanUy on. W
cut ~ wrap. You piclf
up within an hour. We lilt
it that way, and ao do yoo'
Freshly cut and lovely
choice and delicious. ,
Yum, "can't wail Let'a bav
lteat tonight.
THICK OR THIN
YOU 'RE THE WINNER
Now you've reached th
second to the top rung
the steak de}ectable ladder
Wanna try for the top
Labe.led prime. You 'll swin
and sway with happi
thoughts as you watch
gold fla von!d loins an'iv
from their o\vn immacula
gleaming refrigerators. •
How thick? 1 inch, Z I
che.s! This is your eati
heaven, so you do the """'1l
ting. They'll even do
Belgium Entrecote 1Whk:h i
the rib cut In the wron
directJon, If )'Oll ask. Pr'
meat, you know , i~ uauall
not available i
supe.riharkets becau" it i
gobbled up b.)i r i n
restaurara1 and hotetl. Bu
this is a market ror eitr
special tastes.
EVEN FOR
HAMBURGER WV,ERS
Ever loving ground
packaged In 2 noa1 IS
square patties. • • G
chuck ••• the same neat \ pounds and ground .
Bleak too. . .Watch you
labels .•. Now ground sir'°i
is done up in little ¥. pou
rosettes, like a nower, wi
a spri& of parsley In
middle. , .If yoo WIM )'OU
dlet9eburger1 ready to
yoo' II find them paltied h\ foor "quarter pound pot.
ties wtth four 1lices i
cheese "' top. • •
Rlchard's, the P e o p 1
Store, wiler< everybody h
fun aelecllng to each JU 1,
own meat.
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~LACK PEPPER
Yu~n CoPee
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1 L••
YUBAN COFFIE J LI. 1.73
GREENWOOD'S SMALL WHOLE
PICKLED BEETS 16 oz. 29c
39c
\ SUNS~INE ' :~ Sesc:1'me Bree~ Wafers ,v, oz.
SCUAMING YELLOW ll IN A WILD BOXll
ZONKERS /SNACKs6~ 0" 3 POR $1
DOLE
Sliced PINEAPPLE
·WESSON OIL I ,.
s & w
APRICOT N~GT AR
s & w .
Grapefruit SeFtions
s & w ~
Cream Style tORN
s & w
Marinated Garbanzos
• • S & W MIX!D ,
BEAN SALAD .
THICK AND FLAVORFUL, HOMAOE
CHILI SAUCE
SOFt WEVE ASSO~TEO CO~OR.S
:Bathroom TISSUE
141/1 oz. 5 ... '1
24 oz. 49¢
12 oz. 6 ... '1
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11 oz. s .. , '1
11 oz. 3 ,,, '1
171/4 oz. 39c
12 oz.
J Pit 4 , .. '1
PRDDB· PG.DD&
. qiANGE ~UlCE ,,/60
OI. ~:59¢ ..
49c
FL:.. VORLAND 1.Q.F. SWEEr I
DARK ·CHERRIES \ lo or.
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CHEESE . PIZZA ·' '1 oz. 69c
TOAST A
SAUSAGE PIZ(ZA 11 OL 79C
BIRDS EYE
PEAS 10 oz. 6 FOR $1
BIRDS EYE
CUT CORN
BIRDS EYE
PEAS end CARROTS
KOLO KIST \
KOLO KIST
11 oz.
10 Ol.
II OZ.
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BEEF STROG!OFF ..
BURGUNDY B Ej; II OJ. ' 1.39 •
KOLO KIST
CREAMED CHIC~EN ' •• or.
KOLO KIST ' ' \. \
SIRLOIN TIPS ~ 21 oi:.
KOLO KIST-GOOD WITH 1~B~RGERS
CHILI end BEAN · •i or. • •
M•rin•t• rick of limb in :
juic e of 2 l1rg• lemons, '4 T. oliv•
oil, 2 T. e1ch grated onion
1nd groun~ chili peppers, I tsp.
e1ch cori,nder and ginger, I
clove ma1hed q•rlic, l tip. tumeric
or curry poWder ind l tsp. 111t.
M1rin1te ,,.,.,.1 hou rs, then
roest over hot coels , untll
meat thermometer registers
150•. Beste occ11iontlly
with rn1rin1cf1. Serve
wi th ~uckwh11t groats
1nJ green 11lad.
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ANCE ON YOU~ SLIGHTEST WHIMI DAziLING
ARRAYS OF PR~IUM FOODSTUFFS -YOU FIND
ONLY THE VER~ BEST AT RICHARD'S, BECAUSE,.
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RICHARD'S-THE FINEST MEATS
\ <i>INUINE AMERICAN U.S.D.A. 'CHOICE LAMB. THE PRIME Rll • , .
RACK OF LAMB MARiNATE AND BAR.BECUE 1.49La.
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IACKY FARMS , FRESH CALIFORNIA GROWN
SPLIT BROILERS
RICHARD'S OWN
To brush with MUCt
and cook ovor ch1rw1I
PURE PORK SAUSAGE
GINGER SAUSAGE BALLS: Mix 11/2 lbs. ••u1a9• with I fin•ly
minced 9arlit: clove, I T. finely chopped candied ginger i1nd
3 egg yolk,. Beat l e99 whit•• and fold in. Drop by t••1poon.
fuls into hot fat. and fry till dona. About .5 min. Drain a n d
2 LB. BOXES GROUND '
CHUCK PA TIIES 5 PATTllS' PER la. 1.39 aox
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HALIBUT STEAKS ...
FIN NAN . HAPPIE G1nulM Nin Scotl1
TOP ROUND STEAK \ ~:~: •nd
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STUFF!D BELL P!PPERS
Beef and pork enhanced with onion, ctltry end herbs
fill these cheese topped bell p•ppers.
STUFF.ED CHICKEN BREAST
A s1vory poultry drt11in9 1prinkled with elmonds .
STUFF!D PORK TIND!RLOIN .. A stesoned bre~d dressin9 with • hirft of rye.
MA'Rl.NAT·EO CHUCK STEAK
An unusual dry mtrintd e fl1vored with oregtno,
thym• •nd p•prike. Ready to '9erbecue.
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WE ARE NOW TAKING ORDERS ON OUR FINE AGED PRIME IEEF
l/2 STEER ,., ... .... 79c ••· HINDQUARTER'!!.~ 19c ...
You cen heve this Prime Beef cut, doubl1 wr epptd,
quick frosen end dellvered fret in the Mtrbor Ar••·
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C,..00 VALLEY NATURAL SLICED
SWISS CHEESE ~ LL 79¢
FOR SUMMER DIPS, SPREADS, SANDWICHES
PHILADELPHIA IRANO
CREAM CHEESE ·oz. 3f
KRAFT SLICED NATURAL VARIUY
CHEESE PACK
MARINATE TOP ROUND ANO BARliCUE ·
UESE MA~INADE
TERIYAK~ 10 oz.
BllBBY ·
A DiLIGHFUl WAY TO END A SUMMER DINNER
WHITE CAKE WITH APPLE TOPPI~
Apple Blossom· Cake 99¢
ENJOY THESE FOR BREAKFAST OR S!IACICS . ·
YUMMY, WIH WALNUfS & 'DAltS, DA1E!NUT '
MUFFINS 6 FOR 6tl . . " . . -~ ' • ! '
HiARTY WITH WHOLE GRAINS
Granary Bread · .. 31¢. ..
TOPPED WITH SESAME OR !'OPPY SEEDS
PIDDUEB
A REFRESHING DESSERT, COMBINE PEELED
SLICED PLUMS WITH PEACHES AND GRAPES!
SWEET, TREE RIPENED, JUMBO LAROOA
PLUMS LI.
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ROQUEFORT STUFFED CELERY. AN EASY APPETIZER rl
FANCY, CRISP, LARGE SIZE, UTAH.TYPE CELERY ' EACH 19¢
• SAUTE SLICES IN BUTTER, SPRINKLE WITH BROWN
SUGAR. FRESH, RIPE, ROYAL HAWAIIAN
PINEAPPLE EACH 49¢'
GARDEN FRESH, MARSHBURNS, YOUNG l TENDER CARROTS 1 LB. PKG. 2 PKG: 19¢
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ITha Turki1h dass~rt
made famous in "Kismet."I
Dra in 14 01. bottle Kumquats,
save ·,uice. lfeel Kumqu1t1,
s1ve pee and pulp. Drain 11 01 .
can lychees-mine• fin1 ly. In
seucep•n over low h11t, combine
Kumquet pujp ind lychees with
h1lf of Kuniqu•t _juice. Stir
slowly •nd fold in Kumqu•t ,ind
fintly chopptd1 ind I C. honey .
When 'Wtll mhctCI 1dd rest -of jwic:t,
thtn I T. Ot1n9• Cur•c•o ind Y. C. r1w 1lmonds. Rtdwce
ht•t, mix completely . . s.,.,. het ovtf spongt
c1.k1. Top with
wh l1tpJd crtlm. ~
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Yellow, white, broni. or
lovoncl1r in 6" pols.
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b.: • ., _ 81JNN ' "loemoo 11 * fHll)' kipo The "11oppy chef" 1s <!Ii ..,,,_-.., tlle' lllllo ones I ""1. or my •wUt buy tlje Brown veal quickly 01" both
h df," Loo ..W. "It'• Ille _., al!out his new llhoiw oiia-·plcWroo. llltle......., -= tJ4ea unW -'den. Ren)OYe 10 H~' YWOOO -••t utOd . >--•--..._ .,....., ~·-•-.,... · 11 --GI tbt lemon that (with all ~ mUllc of tbe "I (ind 8'is . ......,.,. 11 the _, llile ....,.. , ""\ / wanned~· dram we on .
10 clo a ___ called ·-will tbt,.nd>oYY lllld 30o 41111111 .\b" ~ boncb). ·~'l'llal'sioi!y('.n\lerrlbly people eomploinliic.a~ .. t i!/solbecit paper. Remove ~ f!leville NOllber · Nevtne was CllP'ft. '' , • ; • 1. ••i jUst lef\ tJli. highness, DJll:e iial-etted in, thole "'1 . !lllcka. tomatoet?'' be asted.. ~··skillet trom "hpat, allow skillet ~a ·pinnel ud c:rtllc. He .. I'm C111i ai1ou1 IJlll l<inon ElllJ111on, a lttµe while a119. If It aets f'Ol'SI!, It ,.m .trqy LOUIS NYE'S • to clJ!il ,1~)1y., Use peper
reviewed retlauraall ood new lady! 1-l!I' a -t He <Jctled ·tJie , Ivories, ud all fba1. I'm ...,. •IMoor<up TOMATMAUCl!O V towel 10 wipe ou~ any burned re =;;::..,~.~ One cleent.ing ~ ud brin&I played . 'a fn bars of on· pollution and ecoloo too; 1 pound thinly sUctd v Oirur parti~es ~or wash skillet
out the Oa•or. It allo <111& 'Soph\ljlclled t.idy.' Some ol we·aU should be. I'm agalnat scallops I before reu.cng).
"AJld I wrote MM that down on tbe need for ult .tl>e kl& •bo -dlloctr• lrom ' ~lei you don't btinf back Sewooed !lour S.ui. onloo, garlic, g~n 4
oo the JG-Ol'Ued "rnll"br of that, causes ~ retmkln .... otJw lhcMt CltJ:>t over. ftey lo the groc«y ·~ -1nd 3 ~ olive 1or pepper in remalntna: olive (or
l11 the ·air' (oo tbe oriCina.I Tbat1 fat validit1 1tor estinC IWted to ttp'iberr feet and gd your five cen.s ~· v tab~) y vegetable) oil ovf.C' medium
. Toolgbt lllow -Steve a lol tl tt"""'1dt. too. It n,ia( with 1i1e muoic and aid, ll<n)ember thal! 'nial .., ... a O ~ ~ f 'heat until ooion Is limp. Add ~ ~.t!':~ .. l .~::::. .... •RY -"9dcHec In 'Gee, that's gl'OO'I)'!' nere·u lot°' fun ! Now )'OU Just"lo*t F rte ~ ~ . r tomatoes seasonings herbs
·-~ U1W1: your tum-tuml" the COJTlic be a f8'Unc GI the IOI -up your garbake cana with ".'fie "r~ .. j IC ·and w8~r smash Wmatoes
-:.l l eMI whip up a fine «ew ~Mi. "Now,· to-co 1'ith the Ithinkpeopkwilllikethat! bottfesandmilkcontalnen. Jue .~ , with fork '(or larg~ spoi!n)· ":r ~,«~b -and il&eilk ~kr·~~= Tbe cqmediam likes to go .. jjBack tq f~·),llJelf," Lou , 't f~~·m:':trlsh cook ov~r.medlum l'leat '1ir: .--or rye, •-to tbe .beodt to work or ~l'I"·, COllllnued, ,._,,. ~t)!!c1J ' •--~---............,. ring often for about 10
2• 1be • .....,.., •Louil N1e, Lou bad -:i·~~~/or "I Uke -to go 10 Malibu just I'd like to !silt 1o you alioUI : ~_...., ~...,.,.....~, mlooi<S.
!. •!tow.'~!. -I lilr.yefanv.eal, .ilk's ~~ ~ ~'~~: c'irs tit, ·read a book and '0r111J I thlnk~~1.hippel)lJli . ;,:~.~'Ulf : to ·, A~d veal cook over Jow
ii::i ~I awY ' • along an apple, pear, some to Wmatoes iq· our country. ' ifOti.nl: \.a& W ' t ·'Well done, but let's at.art wlth (acrtll$ from the-t,abulc1t;Js hard Jillian salaml md crusty They're terri&tv tuteleu and' tMe ~ '"""t ~ un mea Is tender.
, ! !ht floe art GI maldng lteak Fa r m t r ' 1 Marki:< on bfud '' c;>eese· and vino e~· wi.., 'l was In I ~ esh Tas~ Ip corttct seasonings. tart.air .-rve ~ makinc ~). 1•1rusuaHy·don't TIJ.at'~-a great way to spend 1 wM .,moJotety P,ArJley (or ' S;erve .i»ne ,or ove.r ~ked
-It a new way. Flnt, the meat IO i\atl(" borne (ht lives in the day! cit 1 I.!! t• ct' wta. ·&heir "' bull a l1 Joon rice with Loos favorite ml.led
must be srowd. very, .very Pectfle Palisades) after a "I often do that in summer · Vllt(able1. 11ftlnk tt's beciiuse oregano) , . green , salads made wit!' ac-
weU.. or: cb»:Ja lQe old tradi· lh:r#. I like to go tQ a good 11 I'm learrilitl 1 ~ rou-. ii"! eome trom ·snatl rarnt1. ¥,. cup wat~r , ' cents ;Of fresh grapefrwt (Ot """'!:'~~~~1 1210"'M:l'~;.IJ"'!!;~ •'aot lout ~ •. preferiWy , 'fdldall!Qeresearchabout . H3av'..~~ '"" "ops =.t~:ithf.w~~h~ :;::r: -.i:"" ... _._..... Id~ .alone. ~·try to 1et l)VIY ~ tomatoes and found o u t in or 't11...,., , 1N1Uen .
cioJd-untll go home~ ~#f¥ 0 [,is;, ,O...ng mottien ad blbl''i growers try desperately to with bact ol meat cldaver. o~on and fresh dill ). yeal -.'.}01 -take Of reacl J ,,... Oc1!1 }· lei someplito ., the have a)l"!"1 ·,.ui oo tocnlloeo Oredg~ veal "'~ oo both d1Sh goes weU with chilled .-,~ 1 tw~chopped does ev~> ~eJ~~ liiecause if I,h.1 around (.-'1o they ,ifavel ~..,a,.f•ciii $jdes,. shaU oft' ex~ flour. white or rose wine and crusty ~;~·lo1 tllln oo top and I -~the' ....,... come over, <!JI!·"""" lit you""""""""""' you last , Hel/2 olive (or French or llallan. Veal serves t..::.r.~or:i;i ~ ~;....,a lol -1 ~el. _liUle --~~ i'.111 · l """1 a ~.lltm1oml!o! vegetabl!_)_tll largo akillet. :1-4. ~·;;;;;;;;:;>;;;:;;:;;;;
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t l'vt ·-'· l'i\h rw ¥'" . r.ieeiiailkt' ... ·~.~
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otyle ol 'T\'IJ ''G~ 'lfnil < -'1 • *'~"" ~I ·~=~« .... .;it. h....,,~!~Clll!:'Jllii<.w1.~ ••lr.::r~"'~l"
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, • • . ~ " , " ' : 1 i.~'J':!".':"" ' ~ ·1·:~~~.'!':;"/1'.'C/.,
!;N\ak~.n 9 ·Jer'.~y ··
Proves ~opt.1.lar
I ~ 1lllA& NAN: I ;.... !Jo-si..,. I la.,-. ,·-Ii .. '· 1·A f«W ...,,,,.,. ~,' ' ...... ·-!'HI ..,... a ii"'); W It la I . ~I
~;Jt 11· Jal>' ..... --..,..,ad I rr111n,lr
dry. n.,n J.ty strips in a single
layer on an oven rack!. beinl
carefu,I that t~y ; oq " obt .
overlap. Plaet 1 ~ *.lfft r.,or foil ll!Klen)oath 10 ca\c!!
~al Ille --ii) tanpenluro !IJf.111>) for •
to ~ hours, ovea door sUIJbtJy ~It'--tM ·-~ IB-;·••<t. , I• 1-1 . , ' . ~ --.-. u • 1' · lETS ASK,, Ii;lll:Jµ\il'' I • t • 1 .l;-.C1.~te!!:~: TH~ COOK
I--. I/, teaapooa each ol ,...... . '~ to!ii"!«· OQi !)Olli>e<; I crJ I , ·~-<'mo~«o.•:41•.Pl o'. .I U.. ~
r,.I kllllPOOfi ~ ntlp "-I
I " cup ll!'ft· of ooy ' " -! ~in!• Won:estershlre. ajar. rJ'iete occaskinally mlfll
WU cin add a tittle barbecue lt is as chewy ill dtlired.
ult if you li~e. !his makes half a pound of
Tripi, h meat ol all possi· Jerky.
hie f111-~i·lreeze tbe moot MRS. B. M. Oµ!STEAD,
for fiMltlli' s!iClng, th!• sUce · LA; M!l,SA
1,. Inch tblck. Marin a 1 e Mn. David W. Alle1 at
overnldlt in • sbalkrw glus Impr:riaJ a.aa, u1e1 an
dish hi 'the ttfri&er*'· Turn aJliloa& We1Ucll recipe llut lw
o cc a 1 lo n•a I I y 'lo coat IODle 1ood 1ddUlouJ tlp1.
thoroughly. "I11Jtad of ~ oye1, ,I llM
When ready to fis; it, drain my eledrlc 1kfllet, uully
well on paper towels, pattlna: partially co~ered. I tet It 1t
\. lo• temperature, line II wUll t
New Rice
'Cooked Up
For Two
• Food buying for two has
~ver been an easy job. Too
.s many 1>1ckages are t~ bi1.
HO'fr'ever, things are lookina: 1 ' • up,
:~l'OC'USIX'• and suppllen
' _,, ta be getUna the
: fMIPle that everyone isq't
fotl, space the meat strip.
oa-1 rack tllat came with
tile pa. (A cake cooling rack
or hlbadll arid coolcl 11 .. be I
....... I uaally do the j<rky
evtn,lpt. OUttnrite I ' " e '
r..nd we nibble almoe1 all
of'tt 1way befDrt It 11 ffal11ted.
"l'wi substituted other cu
of. beef, maln!y slrlo!n or filet
mignon. My sister u s e s
\rent son.
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BONE· IN
HAPPY CHEF
Louis Ny•
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r a family of four. ,
• Cloe ol the .-est procluct• : ta ·inake the 'scene.for-two is
·"To marinate the IT)eat
atrlps I place them lengthwise
i11 Ii quart mayonnaise jar,
set the j~r on its side in
1be refrltl:erator. Durlqg p.e
eventne, I turn it seve-al
times so T can do more meat
with less sauce. Also, it can
be !lhaken to distrtbut'e the
uuce without handUna. Th~
beer .)erty is tender." 1
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SW:ISS :sTEAKs ·.t","'83~
RUMP ROAST ,.~\, 93 ,~
LB.
• ~ rice • • , to coot in
the poudi.
A.dually, It isn't just one Y.,...auct. il'• a Mlolt family
t • • • lff~ different dishes. ""1 .. compiele, oothl,.
, ., ...W, uololo lhat'• your .........
' ' IUCB ELEGANTE
I -,..Up troien • ... 11111 wile! rice
· • • I' , r n cboppld onion .; . ··-··= bMUM' r•••'lli ........ .merry i ..... ..,. 11iced, loatled
L .......
' Put 'rrr••d poucbel ol
-rill illl llllllal -· ; Po --......... _ ......
It -lioll .... I tkl I,,, -..... 1 11211111~-ln
I -lllii . Aclcl cook-ed rleo .... ~. flull wllll
• !GR.
Tum ln10 servtn1 <1i>ll ud ...... w1:11.-.-
..... -MrYilllL
Many thanks to both of you!
MY meat deJUlrtment marager
1Hces a layer of round steak
ft1r me a11 thl'l as I ord•r it.
Then 1 do lhe strip slicing
the rest ol the way .
If )'00 Uke ~pes tllat are
different, you wiU )"Int the
booklet, "Old Time Pieties,
Pr!Serves arid Such," which
Includes such !pecialties as
brandied pea~hes, r~ pepper
Jani , plccalil1i, -even
(believe it or not) corncob
jelly. &end your request with
Z5 cents and 1 LONG .
1t1 mp ed . self-ecldreued
envelope 10 Nan Waley in care
ol th~ newlfl&pet.
Nan Wiley regrets Iha! ..,.
cannot provide p e r s o n a t
ll1llftl"I to yoor eookllll quet-
tlons, bu! quesllon1 ol generol
UQl'est will be amwered Jn
het column. Address your
41Milion1 lo Nan Wiiey ln cart
ol the DAILY PILOT •
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SAVE WITH THESE EXCLUSIVE BR1~ ~o~•~!!~.!~.!~!!_ .... '$ .. ~
RON DOf}I JUAll RUM r.'8.'l.".'lr.~:" $3.59
ASPll .,AID Dl:D "'"'""""~.. 89' UUli ~ ttot. CA• SIX PACK
llOUCM' IN All filALl'ttllfOl'lll UICI" IHCtNO
HOT! BAR-B-Q
CHICKENS
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MEATS BAKERY
CORN DOGS
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OCIAI FRESH an c PEICll FILLETS :'7 ....
SARAN WRAP
"-MTIC W"AI
100 FT. "4)Ll ... ~ .. 61c:
60 PT, "0LL ....... ..31c
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HAM SLICES
SERVE WARM
FOR BREAKFAST ·$1 l~
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WILSON'S FESTIVAL. $1•• FULLY COOKED, :Z~4 LB. AVG. • LB.
BUTTER·NUT COFFEE
SERVE tC!D PORA SOMMER DRINK •
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Polynesian Flair . ' • • • ·--.. .
Hot Su.mmer Cooled
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By Meatball· 1:.f reat \. 1i;:
Need help J>)anlJng the Jut (tllere'1 a pine"!!PI• tidbit In·
of. the marigolds? wi.i your lldt) In splil·lilll! toaited.roU..
·husband geto home ::;r. AIOl!I With the meatball
h. · lo lit 1andwlches, serve a molded work, talk im in • e perf'ecUon salad; shredded
twipght gard~ng; 'twill be cabbage, green ollves, sliced
relaxing after a day at the celery, and chopped ·green
office. Call on the· kids, to pepper in a citrus flavored
he! too gelaUn. Pour hot coffee ror p, • I So that you won't waste adu ta ; an iced fruit drink
precious day)ight houri, plan for the chUdren .
1o serve supper ·m the yard. l!'or easy, relaxed cooking
The menu? . , • "90Uper" all through the s ummer
delicious Polynesian Meat.bill months, make "souper" dJshes
Sandwiches, a supper treat to part of yoor menu routine.
satisfy the whole family. From sandwiches to complete
This "souper" 1 an d w I c h skillet s u p p e rs , condensed
features soy-flavored lfOund soups are your answer to
beef balls in a luscious sauce quk:k, delicious meals.
of c ondensed. golden POLYNESIAN
mushroom soup, nliJ soup, ME•T••" SAND •~•• rich and robust, made, from n. ~ w,._~
deep-flavored beef stock with I pound ground beef
II cup lil\e dry l>rtad cnimbs
I tablespoon Wf aauct
16 pineapple tidbit>
1 can (lO'h OUllCel) eon-
densed golden muahroom
soup v, cup water
\4 cup thinly sliced green
onkln
I> teaspoon ginger
; long bani rolb, 1plll and
toasted
Combine beef, eu, bread crumbs, and soy, Shipe meat
firmly al'.OWld ea<h pineapple
tidbit to fonn 16 meatbaUa.
In skillet, brown meatbella;
pour oil lat. .\dd remaining
ingredJents except r 0111.
Cover; cook 'over "kjw: heat
20 minutes. Stir now, ai}d then.
Serve on rpll5.. Make& 4
sandwiches. sliced whole mushrooms, is l eq, allghUy beaten so versatile-great as a sauce--"'--'--'--------------
or cooking ingredient
Here the S'JUp is enhanced
with thinly sliced gr~n onion
and ground ginger. Serve the
bot sauced surprise meatballs
DOUBLE BUIE :
UN .PR iCE CHIP STAMPS
',Cl1'9
DRINKS
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LE TOMATOES, ~~'!F 22'
P PE'R NAPKINS ·simPK~sm )3'
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UN1PR1CE ON FARM FRESH PRGDUCE
1G-INCH CO&.OAiD
~YING PAN
WITH TtfLON II, lfUOHT NEW • 1·CUP COLOl;,;;;;~;~;~Tll \I
• 20-Ul. TUSH CAN llTM Lii
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VALUE& TO 13."
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Apple Gives·
To Blended
Accent
Meats ,
Fl~~~ak.l! :p~~:~~~ ~lnat,ion of. two fueats served
Dope, .
• The~ dish· takes a cue from
EuroP,ean , culslne where a
lorcein.,.t (finely ground pale
-~ meat mixture) is often Used. to fill, uteod' or garnish
another tinta\' al)Cl ~here fruit
is ~ integral P.art of maqy
(avorlte main dish i:neaLs.
Our l'f!Cipe fasblons a flank
steP. UM a haDdsome roast.
It ls split horiioiilally (by the
butcher, if you are noc. deft
with a knife) and opened up
1o mate one enormous steak.
'lben It le filled with a bread
cresslng tl>al'I flavored wilh
canned apple sauce.
Plump, savory sausage 1fuks
are layered row on row over
the ctreuinl· 1be beef is then
rolled up <somewhat lite a
Jellyroll) and secured with
twine or lkewers or simply
placed tdge side down In a
baking pan and cooked at· .a
moderate temperature.
The apple 11uce-flavored
(and moistened) d res 1 j ng
binds the meata to1ether,
holding the juloeo In while
the tangy ' •Piii• -0 cutl" and blends with the
-~ Ille port link uusarel ..
The meat.a complement each
other with an intuesting
fiavCW" mtld. And the texture
of !he lean, lean bee! and
the succu lenl port balance out
beautifully. Tbe roast Can be
tel'Ved hot or coid. When it's
•llced, each pert!~ Is pat·
terned with whorls of beef,
bread ~ and circlell
of 1au1aae throughout.
Here'• the recipe to tell you
how.
SAUSAGE AN~ APPLE
STllfFED FLA/'ij{ S?EAK
1 flank steak approxtmately .
l 1h to 2 pounds
1~ teaspoon salt ,
l/4 teaspoon peppel'" I n teaspoon paprika
l pound lresh pork lint
sausa'e
2 ·medium ooions, ftnely
chopped
~ cup canped awi, aauce
1 egg
2 cups seasooed s~ mil v, cup caJJ,OOd a~ sa~
y, cup bottled barbecue
sauce
Have butther cut flank
steak lengthwise oo meal wm
be double In wlillh and hall
lhe original lblcknets. (Steak
will open ' like PMef of a
book.) Score st.al: on both
sides. Wipe ~ttb a damp ck>th.
Sprinkle with· a mh:ture ol
salt, pepper ancl paprika.
Stufffllg
Combine 14 cup apple sauce,
egg and aeasoned stulflnl mb
in a large bowL -Let stand
few minutes to moi s te1t
Uroughly. Cook sausage links
in skillet until brown, about
10 minutes. Drain on paper
towel.
Spread ltuffin« on meat.
Place sausagt linkl ltnltbwbe
over stuffing. Roll ftaoi steak
lighlly and fllll<m w 11 b
skewers or tie with *1nc.
Ptaoe In rouUng pan ... bale:~ uncovered, ta a
preheated S50 degrees offt
for I lo I \I houn. IJm'lq
last 15 minuW. ol roastlna.
brullh rolled flant 1IW< with mlxtur. oi v, cu£ec"" laQCe
and bottled ba • -· Let stand a few mltai.N
before slicing lo -· -• lo i.
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GRADE A .
MED. Sl·ZE . .
PICNIC STYl,E SHOULDER
,PORK ·
ROAST
UAll IA'11ii(PO!llf--·
WILL TmMllllD-llll PINIST
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BONELESS ·,
ROASTS
BONELESS
STEAKS
U.S.D.A. CHOla 01 MAYFAIR .. __ IWU!llQIUI U!.llll .
imma.M CHUCK . fjAlllilL Y oli aw111 . I
LEAN BE'F .
SHORT RIBS
U.S.D.A. CHOICI Ol llAnAI' llUI llllOI
•
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PORTERHOUSE.
OR T -BONE ,f fi
STEA.KS ~
'll.S.D.A. (llOICI ~R MAYFAIR t
BLUI RIBBON STEER BEEF J
48 ~
lb. r
TOP SIRLOIN
SIEAKS
. . •
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~lu~·:.c:.o,:a .. , ... ,,, .... " .
ClllT• CVT " TINDER 49t U.S.D.A. CHOICE OI MAYFAIR ILU'jBON
BONIU"
1
-$1 9
WASTE FREE
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GIUCll•
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for
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CUT GREEN
BEANS, CORN ,
PEAS, WHOLE
KERNEL CORN
YOUR CHOICE NO. 303 CAN _
$
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AND
TASTY • . lb .
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NESTLE'S
QUIK
~-~·· 79c SIZE
ROYAL CROWN
COLA
16-0Z. RETUltNAllf BTL.
6-PK. 69(
CTN.
IDEAL FOi IAR·B-Q lb.
14-0Z.
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MOtttfll'SYOllCSHlltE ... 61'c COMllNATION LOAF • P9'11
SLICED BACOI ....... . ..... LI. All IUF ... ,!~~~ HIAD CHUSf
MANHA TIAN 10-0Z. CHUI 59c ALL MEAT 01 All lf(f IOLOGNA All 8EEF SALAMI ... . ............ UIHCUELOAF. DUTCH LOAF
MANHAnANFltESHCHUI 19c cono SALAMI
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BAND AID IARGE STRIPS .... 69'
MILK OF MAGNESIA ~~1}.\l';,'M1•1 "oz. 11.12
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Pacbge of 48 ..• iced, it's so rerre.hikt
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j Cl!fllll~·· .. frozen ... the All~Ai!>elicin b1e11dl , Laundry additNe really work&! ••• "1 pl., .1.29
'·~ton Apple'.tie ..... FIOZtJI.; ... 591 · Thle ........................................... i9'·
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if.t, • ~: . • ~ ' • ! .. ·~· Canlltioil's Coffee-mafe . .11 oi:W hdry.UqUid .:.,.-.:: ... : ................. .4'
,,,_, ' I .,_ __ ,.,' 1 • Savt Dih<<mie·creamer! 11\oz. size ......... 89c For .•ieamins .tilhel<'and rluaware! 22 ••')<'-, I•'~.'\.. \ • •• 'ijf .
~-• . "· 29~ ~1 fctlJe(s Coffee .. ; ....... , ........... 85. Purex Bleath ... .-...................... ;
! ,:l'wo lll,. "f" .... ,$1.69 T4,.. lb. can ..... $2.~s ·' Bi h&lf'rallon a~I .' •• for whiter whites! ~ .. • Bon A!lli Cleanser ............ 2 .. 29 .
Won't•9Cntch ••• ~ <li>oo die 1* io wof! 11 ti .. ·
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,N· . I t "J•k 5 • . U.S.D.A. C~OICE ,i~~ ,. ~$2S9
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· New · YOrk .Steak'· '; llATIJ!AUY ~GED.1:.; ·~t2• . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (' ..
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:\6rQundRoUhcr1,a~ ........... 89~ t C~,$1ioin .Steak .. i·:» .. ~· 99,~
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A ireat tp be enjoyed ••. indoors or out! Lean flavorful ham., a joy to serve at your very next barbetueJ ·' ~ ..
Delicatessen Specials ~.:JnaCis. Salami ..... : .... 95¢
K ~ fronF;iliOJI .... 12 ounce package. , '.t .. ·: .. "'; . ~
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HOiiie of Gold ••• Cheddar, Muenster, Brick, Jack. . " '.. ' Pricu ;,. •fleet Tlif<rA1'rough S""·
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Also conveniently located stores In Arcadia, Pasadena and South fasadena
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-.. A1~der:h Refrige,rator-Freezer MaraQ~s M'yciad ,~h()r~.~
ID .. tld dlfa. U. '1Jllbl veg~es -the remalniag freeze the n-.. refrlgt:rator'I. · roll out easier, some cookie film keep 'fresher. tonger being careful it c1oesn·t·\iKdl ~ ~ .. ~ !t'1
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• lie 1 I 4., ,,. m 0 d 1 r a a daill' wpply of bcllU< or oollce this even more lo or Improved wl!ll 1i1e help l!lka, cli....U.. dm, 11111 ..., -piano. •Ill> Ice j\llt 11111 -too. • l ii 11111 y i,.
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reCrigerllor -no matter what
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Wn!ng ~per -.....-.. . and in Wiiii pelts ...
Js to check lbe milk and ice
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Most refrige:nton have Jd·
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Your habits and refrlgerator
design moat likely dictate
where you place certain Items.
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neat and qaniled, you won't
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Store food I iqlmedialely
upon retqnl : from t he
slfpln'ftlrkel •• , wrap fresh
meMI loOlelJ in WIX paper
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CUt Ro\lnd Steaks
Fresh 4Jnericanlamb
BlaA ct' 7 ·Bone Cuts.
Great tp larbecue. I~. I citt0 Up . Fryers lb. 35' 1 lb. . . '
DISCOUNT BEEF PRICES!
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Si.rloin Tip Steaks us~~o:.,, , .. $12' Fresh Fryer Breast C~Jg~:':~~,~~. 6~
Swiss Steaks m;~~h~;~:~.~:;~ ,~ 79~ Fresh Fryer Wings ~;;:.',:::' "· 2f,::
7 ·Bone Steaks ~;~~·,:;:'::,:=-ft. 69' Backs & Necks r-:::~~~~'il" ,.. 10!~
E1tr1 Lara•
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8y Jet From Hawaii.
Ytnaw OI' White. Peaches
Seedless Grapes
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Pl'neapples '"'' """t''" w .. ,. 49,· (I~ Hal~es , •• 29tl EaH
C C be frnh And f>i•O 2 25¢ U Um rs Lon1 Grm Slims '"
Juice Or11ps ~::~:.: . a:~ 88#
F11ey QuHIJ-Flrll
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'6111 To Slice Ont Ek1akfut lb, Ce<Hli ~let Into Golatin Solids, Et•
B. Ch • o.e, Rtd \.AIM 111g ernes · .,d Sitt•• ... ,.,.,
C1gt1loaper.l 1V::~R;;: 3 ,., '11
Crjsp ear rob ~~h N~i~ 3 ~~ 29'
S111flower Seeds =,r~ :;'~ 45#
Yellow 01io1s uti"?iY I 3;~.29#
SAFEWAY GARDEN BUYS!
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Ral·s1'n Br••d '"1"' R"•d
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A I Food R. ''""'"" l4·a. 39' nge 1ng .,, "''"•"' ......
Cinnamon .Rolls H•~~m ::•; 29'
Cinnamon Rolls i:~; :rr.~ ::•; 29'
English Muff ins ~r~ :,~:~, ::•1 33'
DISCOUNT LIQUOR BUYS!
Pric:eJ qttctift 111 lictnsff $lflWllr Discoun!L . •··········• . ' Old Calhoun Bourbcia .::;t Q"" s419
M1cl1ir's Scetch = Q"" s519
Stanton's Gin ·r~~·~::! .. Q"" s391
Kavlana Vodka A~~~" "'" '3"
Cailni11 Hill Whiskey ";~~·' 14"
F"del' D d Fino llulllty ""' s311 I IS.."?rlA Y To s.m Gouts ... ,,,,,
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Other Mineral• !l's 41·•r. Ill
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RIPE OLIVES ' ' ' Medium Size Ripe
Pttted Olives. for
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Meat boaf Wellington Ma~ages . Low Cost and Elegauc ~ .. ·
If you're lntertsted i n a main
courte featuring ground beef
that.'a elegant eDOQgh to> serve
1 to company, Meat lAaf Well-
ington is your dish. ·
as speclacular aod i 1
uoosually good to eat
The 'pastry for Meat Loat
Wellin,too is a delight. Made
with sour cream and corn-<iil
margarine, it's just as flaky
as you want pastry to be.
JQme savory additklns ao l(
complements the p a s t r y
beautifully,
li cup finely chopped onion
2 tablespoom m i n c e d
parsley
2 eggs
cheese, gra ted medium
ri ttW
Sour Cream Pastry, see
below
Pour off bacon fat from
sldUet; it1 Ame sk.illt! put
beef, onion lllJ ~Y· Cook
over mod;erate beat. crumbl-
ing meat With 1 rork until
meat bas loat Its red color
and onl!M is tlantpil'ent.
off as much Uauid as ooulbit.
tl'l:Mler meat ml1tute 10 a
mecllum mllinr bowl.
MEAT LOAT WEI.LiNGTON
6 !lllces le~ bacoo
~ cup chili sauce
I teaspoon lialt
I table>poon milk Cool 10 zrilnutes, tossing oc-
casiootll)'.
lnsplrocl by Beel WelllnBton.
In which rich pastry e11Closes fUi.t ol beef, this version looks And lhe meat filling has
I~ pounds ground chuck beer · 118 teaspoon pepper
y, pound sharp cheddar
In a 10-inch skillet fry bacon
until crisp; drain on paper
toweling;· cnunble; set aside. With a slotted spoon, drain
Jn a small mi1lnc bowl beat
together 1 whole ea and .1
egg white untU yolk and
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• DINNERS
F sh Ground lean • A... Flavorful Beef
. l 2-lb. Chub.,. ••••• 11 11 j lb.
lROWI DERBY : BEECH-•UT .
BEER
Stock Up for The W.rm Weather!
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Strained fruits, Veiellbles l Juices
···' £11• Ju
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u;s.D.A~ Choice Beef
Blade ·. Cuts. Perfed
For Barbecuing. lb.
LOW DISCOUNT PRICES! t I ~·
COLlllOOI
.MARURllE
POPULAR BiAIDS
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flavorful~UlllY Smooth! 100 MM's ••• Carton $3.25
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11' .. t Willen r~:..~· ~ 61-
Dscar Meyer Wlllltrs ~~: ll• s,.... Unks ~ ~~:' 1~ 84'
H~ICk FHltls ,:;:~ •. a1;
FISi. I Chips f1!'! ~: •. 61•
Perch Fiiiets J::11:::~ "' 79•
McCIJ'• e11111 s.;~~·~r1 •• u•
Rath Sliced Bacon ~~·;: ~: 71•
Homttl llCOI snc":. ~-=: 111
Oscar ll1rer laconf:! I.':.~!.89-
C11adl11 l1c11 C:~ ~ s J ''
McCty's Beel Llnkles ':;: 31 •
Ski1lln Litks .:-:=."'.':t ;:: II•
Ralll Pork S1u11ge ::· Ill
McCoy's 1111 lle11 'I.": 111
Fresh Pork Steak ""'r:~~c"" ·;~ 79'. Beef Cross Ribs .. :~:t~ .. ~i!Zi :,r~ w
~ork Spareribs 1:~:i~·B~! :~ 7t;-Hen Turkeys
Veal Chops ~;~~!'i'op$~n.: r• 79' Comed Beef
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USDA Glide A Quality ~48f
Poppy or Horbest Brllllh · t•. 7 '
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Safeway or Real McCoy's · Ptl1f Cd 8AC
lfllt Cuts .••. lb. He) ' i~ O"J'
lamb Rib Chops uso/~:~1 r• ~1 29 Canned H.q!fts r~~~~~ S:~s4••
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LUOERIE FRESH. ·
"AA" BUTTER COTIAGE 'CHEESE .
rn.t Clrlllitf-Made
from fresh.Clnimed Dairy
Cream. Guaranteed
r·lb, 79' ctn .
low Cal or Regular in
Chive, Farmer or Urie
Curd. So flavorful.
,,. 33' ctn.
SAVE MONEY 41 SAFEWAY DISCOUNTS ! .
Folger's I I I I 00% Piro C1ffH
Quick Dissolvinr Coffee n 5 an Crysta ls. Low in Price Too! 29'
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1 Tlv11 HOUSE •• WHITE 11810:.
1 TOO~o ,soup // 1
, LIQUID. BLEACH ,
Rich and Jh~k-Tops · 10 .1 AIH'urpose IJ!lldly 35 With a Sandwich tDli•tlo • Works Like MAGIC rol, ( tlR • •ti,
for In Betwfen Meals · Giws laundiy.'freshness' ·
DISCOUNT DELICATESSE N
L1cerne Yogurt ~,:o;ie
Lacerne Soar Cream
,. ""' 20' t1rle1 ••. 51' ,, ..
0 ' J' • lUc«~OHh O •OL 75'
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Orange J1ici
Or11ce J1iee ·are.. Beau
-Tiii! frona Conceatrltl
Minuit Mlid . 11 .. a. aAI
Froun Conolfttratt •• H~
~ucerne Puddings Alt1rt14
Really to Serve
and Enjoy
Rlill T1rn1tt
It's America's Favor·
ite. A Great Taste! tlunt'·s Catsup
-anch Style Bean$
: oodles Romanoff
lint
Oto,
r11ge "·'ice SZ"' A""' "'· . 33c . P•tato" l,al ~ .. h ~' •• ~~. 67'
Lacer Aaorted Dips . ~r::· 34' 43c Roei1ef rt u'rmi11 ·~ ·•.::· 56'
DISCOUNT NON-FOODS
Bel-Air RICUllr l·n. 22'
GI-Frtlldt CW '"'° Ob 8or Cheese Pizza · ::~ IS'
I Crea -SI« In Auollo y,.,.r. 5114 ce • "' l'ipulao fl-. •t,, 11'
Partr Pride Slierllet ·' ~:;:."· 51-
DISCOUNT COFFEE BUYS!
oned Chicken
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SHAIPOO
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· S9•rttins Ctoan. Price
lnciudH 7o Orf labtl
l·ll· 66' ~II.
Jusl Heat
•nd Serve
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lefty
Cr1Utr
Ide~ For Sandwiches
O! Dlliciaus SOii!
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with P""'11for
Dutdoo1 or Indoor Snacks
l .. L ,k,. 29'
Perso1'-1 Blades 1./:: .. ~0ff ::~ 12'
Stft & D • N01·!1int Anli·PoOS· llo off 66' . ~ rl pit1nt By Gillette 1.1.11 •
BAID-AID Br11d ~= 1~':: 721
S11 Tu Lotion i:::~: ~:~ 93' Q1i111~1 Powder 't:.'7: ~ 191
Pacq1i1 Lotio1 !~~=-".T.:L 76'
Macleaa's T oothpnte l 'Ai011. 59; , ...
Varalioni"9 is eositr and
leis expensive when you
·sHOP SAf.EWAY
... on your w11r 1114
wlitre 11 sr11r I
frtNt lftNtb1 fhr&. lllN WM., ,lfr, 11 ''" II II ft•r Lttll hfw•r
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"'"... -comblnedi »' bacoo, c:hlli ~. salt, pepper
and .-; stjr UtoroulitlJ
into tooled ~ miature.
Divide chjlled Soutll Cream
Paslry dough lb ~all ;
refri&erate one half. OB a
floured pMtry cloth, ·w1111 a
floured stocklneJ.covenil 11111.
lng ptn, gently roll '!WI ol
doug!t to a ll by 7 Inch rte·
taneie: trim to make a 13
by 8-lnch rectaM1le; ~e
trimminp .
, Fold ,..Jangle In ltall.
Unfold onto center of toi'-lined
II by 10 by I Inch jelly roll
pan. Pile meat mbture on
rectangle ·to wlthln 1 bi:h
or ... h edge; pack s11g1i11y.
Roll remalning cbUled doulh
to a 14 by T·lnch J'eClanCle.
Fold recllllgle In hall; ,...ity
lift aod place over meat.mb·
tu re.
With water, mobten edge!
of bottom .-..tangle; pinch
edges together to 9111; fold
under. Roll out paltry trim-
mings and cut into any shapes
you like; arrange on top ol
pastry as a decoration.
WJth 1 fork beat t.ogether
remaining egg yolk and milk:
brush over pastry ; prick top
fi loaf in several places to
allow' steain. Lo escape . BiJt in 8 preheated S'1$-
degree oVen unW deep 1olden
brown -40 minutes. With
a spatula loosen bottom of
loaf from foll; use foil or
.2 wide spalul11 to help you
·transfer loaf to serving platter
or board.
Cut into squares, rather
than thin slices, because meat
fiWng Is crumbly. Metes S
to a servings.
SOUR CREAM PAS'IRY
l If.& cup unsifted nour
%/3 cup com oil marprine
¥. cup ~rcial 1 o u r cream
Turn nour into a medium
mil.Ing bowl ; with a past(y
blender cut in niar1arlne until
part.lcles are fine. Stir in IOUI"
cream to form a dough.
Wrap In plastic film; diln
thoroughly -at least I boun. u .. as d~ected Jn MOii Looi
WeWlllloa ... 1pe.
Apricot
Topping
Blended
Fresh aprlcois -if you
didn~ know bettu you ml(fM
think they were g r o w n
especially · to · fit · menua for
two .
They are easy to
prepare, easy with calories mid
you can easily think ot half
a dozen ways to use them.
Thal's why it isn't easy to
predict just how many y~
will need.
Fresh apricots, like many
oUfer fresh .. fru!ta1 are likely
to be ·1'flrm ripe" rather than
"dead ripe" when you buy
them They have to be· fitm
to be. shipped to your market
-and be whole when they
get there .
But they should be only
firm, qot green and hard. You
can l!ft: the difference. Just
look.
So~ apricots are naturally
a deepf:r color than others.
That 's because of the dllfererit
varieties. But check t b e
backgz:ound color.
If it ls yellow to golden,
the apricots can be ripened
further at home. Apricots wilh
greenish backgrouocl color will
never ripen. They will only
shrivel. "
All tile talk about "firm
ripe" and "background color"
means "ripen frelh apricot.
tor ·a day or tWo at oo~
before you. use them."
They ripen beat at '1'Plh
temperature in a cloied paper
bag. Store ripe apricots in
the relrlgerator.
Your favorltt ways wi~
fresh apricots probably in·
elude snacks, salads, pies and
cakes. Here ls a fresh apricot
sauce of many uses -from
ice cream topping to pancake
topplnfl.
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FRESH APRICOT SAUCE
I pOOnd wipeeled, 11lced
apricots
1 teaspoon ascorbic acid
powfter
~cup sugar
Pinch of satt
'Put all Ingredients i n
)>lender. Whiz at hl1h 1peed
for twenty aeconds. Serve over.
ice cream, plain cake, short
cake biscuit&, cm1J; or 11
llCCOO!panlment !or port or
poultry.
Tlie ....,. keepo IOI' -Jn thettlrlprator, 1or • .-
in the !mlter. -·-two cups.
M••• • Slterp
10111 Adams Ave., at Brookhurs~ Huntington Beach
34~11 Doheny Park Drive, ca-~trano Beach
5922 Edinger Ave., at Springllale, Huntington Beach · Tredo; Use 21882 Beach Blvd., Huntlngtan Baell Dim•A·Llnes
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DAILY PILOT WtdnesdU, ..kllJ 15, 1970
Rich · Pastry Appear in froze~ '\ ~ancy Appetizers,
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Form ·
YORK !UPll -The t;:'~r~'" !he fro~en . set fancier with
--ood .. ,..~ tMt bo11f1tw1 are all sup-.
poled lo be"""''"' their lood
bqdpt& -days.
'Ille ......i new products
Ulllnl lundleo here Jhowed
• ir.attr nwnber of new pr1r
~ duets than In uy ftleenl year.
1 The lunches "" Ii••• by ' the Eastern Fl'Olled Foods
: Asloclatioo. Inc., for the ift. t sUtutiooal trade, SUJ*mark.et
buyen and the JftSS.
Many rellecled wltjeninji
l!lllh<s kit foods -•IY considered luxuries \I I&
eluding oysters on the hllf
shell, o y s t er s Roctefder
(with spinadl topping). c
I a>ektall, stuffed · cluns ~
d'oeuvre, Bavarian . ~ r ea
pies, mumels marm.e:re ( j white wine sauce) an
I mushroom.I ·with crabmeat
stulflnl. : Incl'U$ing 1'IUO'M1 o f \
''""'" producls ... '!"Id to both r...U and lnstiWtiooal
outlet&.
This is especially true f«
, p.iddinis, ~~ • ..))its, o1ber
' : desserts and_·~ ' dllbe&,
! sauced ve~ and ·fancy
• appetizers that require time-
coosumlng ~ !or
busy lloln<lllWirs "' lhort-staffed ""'"'11trelal; liolpital
or 9Chool opse;Uons.
The anoci.alim e&Umat.ed
that 30 to 4S pau:nt ol toctn'•
froD!ll food --amiallY is done by i DI t It u \.Ion a I
customers.
It alJo estimated that lllO
I million meal.I a day are eaten
away from home-one ~
alone at lunch counters m a l single chain ol flv~
: stores.
: For flavor and labor-saving
: appeal .the most lnlemlting
' new offerings for retail and
insUtutiooal customers were rr-. pasteurized reedy-lo-
cook omelets.
1 1be mim al90 can be Uled
• as ingredients in other foods,
:\ ·~.~~·oc!~T:
breading aod binder f o r
casseroles and main dishes,
including ~ loaf and meat.
balls. The navon are plain ew an<! milk; bacon, cheese,
I ham, mushrooms; onlons and
' western. ~ New EDilafld.style stuffed ! clams in well·seasooed. bread
: criunbl are another retail and
: instituUonal it.em.
: Spin.off procb:ts, wtudt art
' new verskin& ol a toaster pizza
: introduold lut year, have
aloppy Joe and ""-fillings
• between thin, crilp crusts.
t I 'Ibey also can be heated in
: ovens, Wiers or on dlarcoaJ
: grills. t Snow CMll>, wflidl looks and
1 ta.stes like king crab, Js a • 1 new consumer p(Oducl that • ' will augment -.plies of the
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Pudding
May Vary
A new version of one of
our favorite ways to make
Indian Pudding.
INDIAN PUDDING
4 C\IPI milk
2/S cup enriched yellow corn
me§!!
¥4 teaspoon salt
I large .ei:g
14 rup butltr or margarine
l/S cup dark molasses
1At cup firmly packed dark
brown sugar
I teaspoon cirmamon
!
. 14 teaspoon ginger
1/4 teupoon doves
In a medium saucepan over
moderate heat, scald 3 CIJ!lli
: of the milk.
In a small bowl stir tot:~
the eonuneal, sail and re-
; ~ I cup milk; pour Into
: scaldi<l milt, olirring ..,,_
: at.antly.
~ Bring to I boil, stirring con-
: st.antly. Reduce heat to low
and, stirring often, cook until
thickened -about 5 minutes.
Remove from heat. In a
small bowl beat egg sligtitly;
vic<Jrouo)y stir a Mttle of the
hot cornmeal mixture tnto
• egg; stir back into hot cor-
! nmool mlature. ! Sllr In butler uotil malled,;
.-Jr In mo1a-. """ and
I ,.._ Tum lrao a buUered
1 .\i -q u a r t round 1la1s
......... (711 by Ill lncbes)
1 at similar utenail .
t Set cawrole in I bikini&
pon; -enouch bot water
lalo pon to come qp "'-'
~c111'nk,
8* uacovered In
preh •ttd ~J!S 1•VM o v e n
-I boUn. C"91 lo loir.eWlnlll ' =~·~···
THE IEST
A&ffenlilP _,.111 pre•& "'••·
lllJtt" 11 •• &f the •orl4'• J1101t ~l&r &..J& 1tr1,.. 1'&14 It
4:.jty h1 tfle l)All.Y PILOT.
l
1arger king crab. which hu
a ckAd seuoo. Snow. or tan-
ner, crab, can be causttt the
year round.
reconstitute to 1,i gaUon ot filled individual tarts, and packages 'Cl, tostOl'leS, mqa throughout the Caribbtan and 'With 3 •tablespoons rl Qlw'n.
beverage each. shrimp tempura ,in otienlal-de platano and masa Cle Latin AmeriCJi. starch and l/4 teaspoon o( ~alt
High ealorle Kerns auoh as style batter. yautla. Both are bland In flavor in top of double boiler, Ad~
iJ.., minutes more. ·Remove
from ~t and ~ a small
amount ol cooked mixture ioto
) slightly beatea egg yolk. deaertJ a~ fried foods con-Italian-American products Tostones are thick slices of and make good ingredients for 1 v, cupg of tangerine juice
Unue to proliferate. also conUnue to be popular fried plantain -non.sweet frill~ tamal~ and tamale concetiiNtt, thawed ~ n 4 Two p,o p u la r citrus
beverages, tangNine juice and
limeade, were in,troduced in
large sbes. Both the llklunce
'can of tangtrine juice con-
centrate and the 12.omn! can
of limeade concentrate
New ones at the retail ~ but Latin American aoul food cooking banmas with testure pies. reconstituted u label dlrects,
ducts tunch included rich, dark was the ltal news In ethnic and flavor• mote akin i to Tangerine juice concentrate and mil well.
· Blend yolkrcustard mixture
Into contents ol. double boiler
aod cook, sUrrilig constantly.
2 minutes more, or until
custard thickens. Add ti.table-
spoon of butter. Cool, ·Matts
about 4 cups, or 6-8 servifws.
devlb food cupcakes with light and national products. at the potatoes than frtllt, The masa, 1nakes a dellciow custard. Cook over direct heat, stir:-
and dark chocolate and retail lunch. or 'meals, are grourxl. raw Serve it plain, with cake or ·ring constantly, until mixture
cocoNU frostings ; four flavors The three vege~les -plantains and as· jellyroll filling. begins to bubble. Place over
ol custard; fruit and custard• made items tanier, a starchy root popular Combine ~ cup of sugar . boili" water, cover and cook
HALF .OR WHOLE
SILVER U.S.D.A. CHOICE FAMILY PACK ' ·Ul-UP ROUND ' GR·.OUND·
F'YERS SALMON STEAK a•EF
FRESH c
GRADE
~A'
LB.
MORTON 3 (ourse
'DINNER
l.ARGP
17oz. PKG. 64~'
$
FRESH
HEAD
Off
~---·Hal Ga'-~2..ol. Ice Cream >-....... 59! Pi"'/.~ut Corn .... .3/1.
' Van de Kamp Meat Pie :i;.':'.".':'.::'.:. 3/1.
TREESWEET •··· 120,.
Orange Juice 24 ~ 48~ 1' I~ ._,, ,,
GALLO 159
SPANADA. t(lGAL
Saut n OUAH·All 5 3t . er e .. ,,.,o ......... .
~ ~·~ ~ ~ ~ ~ BEER ~~~~·~ ...... 2 99
LUCKY DRAn R & R ~
12 OZ. CANS CANADIAN
u~ WHISKY
$5~TH SIX PACK
Pt.US TAX
PUMPKIN c
PIES ~~~THY .
Buttermilk Bars ......................... 6/49!
Banana Nut Loaf ........................ 3 ..21
Assorted Rye Breads ............ 3 :.::-s1
51· eel B " ' 4• t< UM ...... o:;' ····-··-··· ·'""'
Assorted Boxed Cookies _.4 ... 51
WHITE KING STEERO
BOUMON. 214 CU8ES.12'•
WATER
SOfrENER 61~1.t.NT
19 '
FUll c SEIF c c CUT BASTING
BONEIH B TO 16 tBS. LB. ; LB. LB.
' l n Lamb Chopsl;::,~_.1,69
Ri Lamb Chaps ~.;!,;; __ ... J.79
Swiss Steak .,... ................... • 88 < · Sliced liacon ~.::.,._ ........... • 69•
Top Round Steak Z:::~:'.". ....... 1.19 • en.do" ' • Fryer Breasts , .. , • .., ............... 59•
Steaks :i:!5r..~·-·····"' • 91< °"'""' s.,...: Rump Roast ......................... 88• Fryer legs/Thighs :=:. ........ 59•
Beef-...., .......... 89• Beef liver ~,"7. ......... ; ...... • 59 < leg Of Lamb ~.".'.':'.:: ............. • 91'
I JANET LEE 303
APPLE 16~ SAUCE
LUNCHEON LOAF
56~ 12 0 Z. T1N
SPAM
3 GAL PACK-TOPS
POOL 135
Acid/ gtorine
48 C0UNT-llPTON
TEA ' 54¢ BAGS -,
BISCUI S
'RJ LLSBURY SWEET
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Chedclar Cheese ::".."':-.... ..... 1.09
Swiss Cheese :;::.."'::':'_. __ .. J.18
Alex Salads =:=.-:::-...... 354
• Chipped Meats ~· ...... ,,.3/1
' Alex Taco Shell$1 ............. 434
~:W1¥RS
.§~ HORME'ti . ~ . .,...,.~ -' ALlMEAt ... 65
HEALTH ~ BFA IJTV AlllS
ltitl ....
Shampoo:-....................... •~ 994
·~-Tooth Brushes .. . ... ".184 1,,.., ... ~
Lotion/OH ........ .
32c;....,. .......
Tmdi CaM ... . ..... 53" J..;;. ... ,...
Sp•nges _ ............. r ............. 25 '
24 oz. BOTTLE
WESSON
OIL
46~
l • AURORA
rlssuE 22~
"2a~ GOLDEN QUARTERED JANET LEE FRUIT
NUCOA DRINKS
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LAURA SCUOOl'R POTATO 48 ~
CHIPS 12M.PKG. .
Al BERTSCWS SCOURING . 8 ~
CLEANSER uoz.
GREEN
GIANT
Plum Sale
SANTA ROSE
NUBIAN NA
GREENGAGE
TRAOGEDY
ElDORADO
lARODA
$
LBS.
LARGE
BELL
,PEPPERS
5LJCING
CUKES
FANCY 10~
COLORFUL eo.
SUMMER IS 10~·
SAL AD TIME ea.
FRESH
Greens Sale
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COLLARD-MUST ARD· 10 ~
KALE -BUNCH BEETS<
BUNCH TURNIPS................. bu.
91'1'!'
Huntington Beach-15511 So. Edwards
Huntington Btach-8911 Adams
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Corona del Mar-3049 Coast Hwy.
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DOUBLE BLUE CHIP· STAMPS
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NO DEPOSIT -NO RETURN •
COCA-COLA
10-oz.
Bottles
All T1'riltl~~ Beef~~· T~ Q¥alltg Name
U.S.D~• GRADiD ''CHOICE11 •
FOR OUTDOOR BARBEQUE
CHU~K STEAK
' • BONELESS
7-BONE STEAK I • •l• • 89~
C FAMILY STEAK ••••• '1°9
CHUCK ROAST ••• ~~~ 89~
LB., CLOD R04ST •••• R~~~~~ 95~ ' . '
WILSON 'S CRIS~RITE ' I-lb. 59c SLICED BACON ...... Pkg. lb
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• ON ALL PUICllASU
UC:.ErT ,WIO OAllT PlOOUC:.IS, TOIACC:.0 • ALCOHOLIC liVlia>.•U NO COUPON REQUIRED
' DISHWASHER DETERGENT-32-oz. Plastic
COUPON GOOD IVO I y THUR •• SUN.
JULY 16, 17, 18, 19
' 4,c WITHOUT
COUPON
89•
WITH
· COUPON
SAVI 40C
LIMIT I COUPON• I BOTTLE PER ADULT CUSTOMER
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"T ENDER-LEE" QUALITY
SMOKED PICNICS FOR OllTDOOR
BARBECllE
OSCAR MAYER-EASTERN PORK
SPARE RIBS
MIDIUM · SIZES
ORE·IDA-FROZEN POTATOES 5 99c
FRENCH FRIES ., CRINKLE CUT s~6
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DEL MONTE KRAFT CHEESE FOOD
59~ ~~6;iD 45c -SHANK
5:7 LBS. LI. ~·· CATSUP VELVEETA
,lE-SLIC:Et> 55' ' SMOKID PICNICS ................. •
'REAL McCOY
l11f 12-oi. 69C
UCON ••••• •• Pkg.
l11f l •OI. 33c
LINICIU , •••••• P•t·
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MEAT DEPT. FROZEN FOOD SEAFOOD
C1r111tio11 2-ID. S, Ot Mr1. Frid1y'1 11/J-lb. S2lt Frcih Fil11t1 79'
ptSH SnAKS •• • • • • • • Pkf. IUADID SHRIMP • • • • Pkg. OCIAN PilCH • , , , •
C1r111tio11 l·OL 45a Mr1. Frid1y'1 7-01. S 1 ff F h fill $ FISH STICKS Pk ri i ch 1 °' • •'' • • ·' 9· 1.9 .F. SHllMP • · • • • • • Pkg. DOYER SOLi lb C1r111tio11 24·0l-98' I S 49 · • •' '•' ' FISH STICkS , ,, ••••• Pk1. Hon1y1u,k1 w/Gr•vy 21·01. 1 Fr11 .. Fro11n 98' .
Ccr11ctlon l·lb. s1 p SLICED TUlKIY •••••• P\9. HALllUT STEAKS ..• A
FILLm OF SOLi , ••• Pk9. Cook'1 CJrclc C Medium 5i11
C1r111tion l·lb. 73a lr11d1d or Peppered p•r 98C• To Fry•• fer Sclcd1 $1 It
PIUIT OP COD •••••• Pkg. YUL STIAll • • • • • • • • • ID. GlllN SHllMP , •. , . lb.
• • PICTSWEET -FROZEN
14-oz. Bottle
$ 03
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$ 00 $ $ op ,
/ 2J~R 49c 24-oz .
Bags
61/J .oz. 14-oz.
Pkgs.
TRY WINE OVER ICE WITH SODA
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the holidays in this duo.
Glittering elegance -cr,G-
chet overblou.se, vest of met.
allic dre8'Jarn in 2 colors
• 11l''llM4i!lls: IWll:!iiing pot-
tem sUtch. Pattern 7197: NEW
sizes 10-16 incfuded.
FIFTY CENTS for each pat·
tern -add 25 cents for each
pattern for Air Mail and Spe..
clal handling; otberwjse third-
clau delivery will tab Oree
weeks or mott. Send to Alice
Brooks, the DAILY PILOT,
105, Needlecraft Dept. Box 163.
Old C h e I s e a Station, New
York, N.Y. 10011. Print Name,
Addtt11, 1Jp, Pattern Namkr.
BIG 1171 Needlect1H Cata.
loc -40 pages, 200 designs, 3
free patteow! Knit, crochet
fashioos! Quilt, embroider,
"eave. Toys, gifts! Send 50
cents.
NEW!~ Af1~aa
Book -marveJoua: afghans,
fashions, plUDw1,. baby 1ifll,
more! $1 .
"51 lnstut Gifts" Book. 50
cents. "11 Jiff) Rap" to knit,
crochet, weave, sew, hook. SO
centa. Bar1aln! Qallt Book 1
has 16 beautiful patterns. 50
cents.
Mmeum Quill Book Z.-pat-
tems for 12 superb quills. 50
ctnls. Book 3. "Qlilb for T•
day's lJvtn&." l~ pitlerns, 50
centa.
Discover
European
Retipe
Alsallan wine -full, rich
and spicy -gives tbe
ordinary pork chop an elegant
lift. '
A green ulad lightly tossed
w)th oil and vinegar and a
dessert U fresh fruit compote
sea..sooed wiUl Dry Sack Sher·
ry complete tl)e meal.
PORK CHOPS JULIAN
I center cut pork ~. t-114" Wei: , ~
1',reMlly around pepper and
salt
t 14 cup A»atiln wine
Dijon mustard
2 large oranges
Flour
To P<'l'ltt J>O!I\ chops,
rtmOYe-11 mud! lit as J>C*Si-
ble, dredte ln'Oaur, salt light-
ly lnil llind -.1 -of pepper on bodl sides, set
aside.
Slice unpeeled oranges into
thin slices, then .remove rind
from each slice and cut the ~
rind into small strips. Simmer
julienne rinds in lmall amount
of water for about to minutes,
drain.
In a heavy k'on skillet
render pork fat. Pour off all
but about three t.ablespooos
of the melted fet.
Brown dlOPI on both sides
over moderate name. After
lint side is bro'llnlfld. tum
and tme1t browned aide with
Dijon mustard. Repeat on se-
cond side.
TOI> .. di pork chop with
peeieid orange slice, aeatter
...,,,,,..... j-rind over
Ill IOll -...... lroond ~ .
eo. ........... h .. t ond ""°" untU a., about 20-ao
mlnula. ~ --. ........ alicN, rnnow to helled
~ .... looop • 'l\lm
Ip -· brtnl boll ' and pour over chopl.
G1milh with poN<)y Ind
tttVe bnmediately. Serves .... \ I
Wtdne:sdaJ°, JulJ 15, 1970
Youngsters Still 'Nuts Over Peanut Butter Snacks
\ r .... ean
TaJlo tho
D'"-1
FIRST DAY FRESH
Kil A M1W fAlrl ..,_TION , , , Ail D
Piil llClfl ON~ CVIM flllD cttlClo
fl<l lOTI 9M A COOlll I.MCI $11¥1: CCU> Al
'rout fAMIL'f OUTING.
4·legged Fryers •••
RED-SNAPPER 89c SIUni... Frooh ...... The ... s.a Finots. Pon lloody ••••••.
Best O'Fryers "° :<.':';,:;.'"' 59;,
Junior Turkeys ~ 59;, CENTER CUT
CHUCK $TEA¥S
Porterhome ~"'::!..
Top Sirloin ~
Boneless Round °'..::."' Rolled Beef 1 Roasts . I
First-Stade · Bacon
Fresh Hen 'ludceys
RANGE
JUICE
12-oz. 6 PK BTL •
WESSO
OIL
GELATIN
DESSERTS
IONfLESS
llOUND OR
SHOULDD CLOD
Vt!ks TAILE IClNG
SAIAflC, 1.U. PKG.
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DiOICE Period 59 lo Broil ~
or BBQ T-BONE s139 ,, 'INJl~'A ,J"'''"-' "'"'' ·' '
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10.12 U. AVG. Wf.
$JO!
79'
4t~. Choice · Beef Roasts aN1Q.CtlT
CHUCK Cl
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PEACHES
BABCOCKS 19c SWEET,»CY r;;;'1 a
Largi Tomatoes .::..·25~
Fancy Artichokes '=19~
Juice Oranges • .=.8.;JtJ•
lv::m,WAT ~ POM . P,OMS 98'
, ¥01$ WISCONSIN
· 11;ch·& -. SA~E
Creamy
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f~81 s ~5' eon ... a.-~ 33' ..._ ......
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Cll••• Twirls: 45'
CREST
T001llMSlL -...
OI Ml'Cf. ECTIA lAIGE., ••••
Tek Adult Toothbrush ....... "'C 19'
Exoedrln Tablets .................... ~ Tl'
Ired&: Shampoo ..... ~o:.-=: 66•
CoW ........ a&L ............................ lf9c Gt.lc»OlllDcheriSliceclO.... ..... II«. cw 251;
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POlllPlf °'9mlgllt Dklptn 1Mt. ......... "·· •• .... &4c POft'tlllllon OllYI Cl "°" ""'1. · ·· ... , .... ·· ....... Dt
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llrt Lei .... htl IS.W. ,_ · · · ...... ,. "" • lh
-Lii Dnll r... lab 140!. .................... 1 ..
Whol1PHled Shrimp 98'
QUICIC FllOZEN. la IAO ...... " ......
l•r9,.lrM11Llk"'Atlt MMCO ~ ••. LL II.II 11111, Frlla7 Ired .. s•rt.p 1J1.U.-. .......... SUI Mn.,,,.,,...,.. an., 1.oz. -· •..•.•.•.•• 11• ... -tii .. ' ""' 11.ot. -............... .. .. .,.... 'lfflb 1'4 ... n.-a.ot. ......... ..
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10111 Adams Ave,. at Brookhurst, Huntington Beach 21082 Beach Blvd., Huntington 8acfi
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lOY2-:20 VJ ,
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Zip or buttQn up slX oC the
prettiest, youngest styles ,this
season. AU are s,impje1 to ,ew
-nol1e fashion~. long
scarl, braid, conttut tn'°'.
Printed Pattern 9311: NEW
Half Siles 10 1,1,, l2!h:, 14~.
16~, 18~. 20~. NEW Misses'
Sizes 8, 10, 11, 14, 16.
SEVENTY~FIVE CENTS for
each patter.n -add 25 cents
for each patern for Air Mail
and Sepcial Handllng; other-
wise thltd-class delivery w!U
take t h r e e weeks or more.
Send to Maria,n Martin, the
DAILY PILOT 442, Pitterµ '
Dept. 233 West 18th SL,; l'{ew
York, N. ¥. 10011 .. P; r nJ
NAME, ADl:}RESS with ~' ,
SIZE and STYLE NUMBER.
INST ANT SEWING BOOK
-sew today , wear tomorrow.
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INST ANT FASHION BOOK
-What-to-'6-ear answers, ac-
cessory, figure Ups! Only $1.
Fillet
SMU R'S' .,
U.S.D.A~· CHOICE BEEF
p~us
VALUABLE . . '
BLUE CHIP STAMPS
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PETUNA
L~•n• .. R
BOlft ... ISI ·· 'CIHUCK
•••• ROAST
QUAUTY l'Oltl: I 3 .... $1 LUEI LINK SAUSAIE ,~ •..
TUlkf'I' 391i. I'· · •UMSTICKS or WlllllS
HEAT AMD fA1' 1 79 1i / CHICKEN FIY STEAK
PALACE
SLICED IACON b. 69' •· ••.
BILLBRA•D
POTATO CHIPI
BEEF
,. ate
98,t.
••• ZIN.foODS .
Roi/ups
Stuffed
Wheat-germ farus, and we
know lots of them, are always
thinking up new way~ lo add
this nutritious food lo family
dishes.
PRE$1 Y••
: !~~~~·/•RY a· -,~•:\ ... t·•1 • CHE IRY ,._ 111'
• ORANGE MARMALADE JA
CAJ,. fC»PD ...
•I > I.• CHK;;l10 •1 • CHUC: KIONi:Y
• CHUI ~ARTS , 6~0L. ·
• TUNA MEAT cans
• TUNA ICIDNfY . •
16·0,Z.
PKG., g f) FL.AY·R·PAC
·' I.. BOIL·IN·BAGS wEGITABLIS
Here's an exctllent com-
bination of rolled fish fillets
stuffed wilh a bread-and-
whut-germ dressing. A sauce
for the stuffed ·fillets is made
from frozen cream ol shrimp
soup, light cream and canned
tomato wedges. Worth eating!
FISH !IOU.UPS Wf111
WHEAT GERM STUFFING
113 cup butter or margarine
~' cup finely chopped celery
1/3 cup thinly sliced scallion
(green onion)
1 can (4 ounces) sliced
rnushroomit, drained
1 cup soft bread cubes ( 1h·
Inch)
1 cup v.i1eat germ
•• teaspoon salt 'l• tea.spoon Italian herb
seasoning
t egg. slightly beaten
8 sole fillell (aboul 2
pounds)
1 tablespoon lemon juice
1 can (10 11unce!) frozen
cream ol shrimp soup,
I.hawed
~" cup light cream
1 can (B ounces) tomato
wedges, well drained (~
cup)
tn f' \0-inch skillet over
modertt~ly low heat, melt but· • ._,,_,._
ter. Add celery, scall~n~
mushrOoms and ooov wUl
celery Js tender. ,/,
Remove from 'heal. Add
bread cubes,,...Wtieat c•nn, l/,
teupoon or ·the salt, herb ,....,ru,ig and eu: toss Ught·
ly. ' "
Sprinkle remalnln1 1h tea-
spoon lall over fish. Spread
an eqtlal amount of stuf!ing
over each fi.sh fillet. Ron up
and secure with toolhplcks or
small meta1 skewers. .
DELICATESSEN
IC·OZ.
BTL. ,
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cicuMaE• cH1i-s ·~;·:· 25' FAcla"'WissuE -"le$1 . ~::.·:••LES 4 .10.oz.SI,
FlfNClollfS--4-0Z. CAN I 01\TI'IMf 't>~5f'OSAll .. : llKGI.
· SHOESTllNI POTATOES 23' PA • ..11 DUlPERS , :,•:. $J 3
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84.RBEC~I IAUCI 1'-oz. 39c BTi.. .
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FULL O' JUICf •' ]. . HAlf l'OUND
3i29''! · 39c Place rolls, stuffinl 1\de up,
in a shallow I \;.quart 11ass
baklnK dish (10 by I by Ill
inc.be•) or 11Jnllar uten11l. All GRINDS COFFEE Hawaiian Punch. Apple Red or lemon Pink, 46-oz. con ...... ~;·37c DEL MONTE Schilling hiqken Fies to Dinntf) 1 Sro.t. .............................. ?St MJB RICE MIXES
Drtule will lemon juice. ..
Mlx iog<tber ...... )Zr and tomato wedges. r
around fish rolls. . /.
Bake ln preheated 151).
rlegree oven untjl hsh nakes
easily and sauC\. Is hot -
about ZS mJnulcs.
MAku I aervini•·
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MJB
1-lb. con ....... 87c
2-lb. con ..•. $1.73
3·1b. con .... S2.52
MJB Teo 6o!is. llo• of 48· .•••........ , .............................. 69c
Comstock Apple Pie Filling, 22-oz. con ............................... 47c
Crisco Oil, 38-oz. Btl. ................................................... 85c
Dole Pineapple, Sliced, No. y, Con ...................................... 3 lc
PUDDING CUPS
• ltl111-5CO TCN '1tG. Of 4
• (HOCOl.ATt I
•LIMON 65 C • CHOCOl.ATf wpG{ • VAN!llol
• Wl'Ufl & WllD • 1.-o'#N 'w~o • .SOUi CllM\ l MUStlllOOM • MUSMaOOM l ONIOM
6-oz:' 79·c PKG. .
Schilllng os~odo Dinner, 81M-o,. J ••••••••••••• I. ......... :.: .... : .... 7Sc
Green G: nt Peas, No. 303 ~orl_, .............. './.r .................. 25'
Kroft M1 cle Whip Salad Or1ss1~g, 48-oz. Joi ........... , .. , .....• 89c
6flty Cr k•~ Whire Anqei"FOod Cokt Mi~( l 5'01. Pkg, ........... 67c
Easy-Oft ost' Oven Cleaner, 8-oz .. ~ ........... , ..................... 69c
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SOLID CIBBIGE """ :~\:,,1' 7;, . HAWll~I PA~IYIS 3 ,,. I"
MltS.'FRIDAY.S·• FAMILY FAVOftff.E • •229 BREADED SHRIMP 1 i'k~\ ·
LOCIL &REEi BEllS . 19• flO!IST OIJ!UN flOWERS Al DISCOUNT PRICES
FPORISHCUMT•B UPONCH NS . 78# .. SWIFT'S • 8-0UNCE PACKAGE BROWN & SERVE •SAUSAGE
STEil SIZE IUSHROOIS ~ 39' "'
EXOTIC llWl·FRUIT ...., 1.0'
•r wt111n1 STOflU OISCOUlfT Cl!Met ,RIC[
~Ct PUSTlC IOtl'U:
-'m DRDrS J.er 111 . ~ ~' OOWPACT O!l.V0UJ D Btt.. • t SH.ADES 141 .
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DE VltLE
' 'DEMONSTRATOR ~~~--:··-~. t~ctoey alr,·ie&ther Interior, yinyl roof,
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Vin)·! top, leather il'l~rlor, full power, factory air,
1tereo AM-n.r mu ltiplex, tllt-tete.~ vlheel, power ":
trunk opener• door locks, tWuight sentinel.: (092QJ,
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ALL MODELS • EQUIPMENT & CO LOR CHOICES
READY FOR . IMMEDIATE DELIVERY.
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brakes, factory alr conditioning, radio and heater,
power tail 1ate window luggage\ rack, etc. {XXN-
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factory air condlUoning, Ult-telescopic whee , A~l-·
FM radio, low mlleaie, 1 owner car. (2622)
SALE $1999 Pl I Cl
1968 CADILLAC
Coupe De Ville. Vinyl top. leather interior, full pow-
l"'r, factory a ir, tllt-tf!'lescoplc steering wheel, .AM-
FM radio, white wan tires. CXDJ179)
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V8, autom11.tic, power 1teering, power bra]:l:e1, radio,
beater. factory air conditioning, white walls etc.
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full power, factory l.h\ yotjdjtioning, Steno AM-FM
multiplex, tllt-tele. whee,1, poWer door loc'ks, sold
A: serviced at Nabers C8dUlac. Only 10,200 mil!!s
and just Immaculate. (YWR290J
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1966 EL DORAllO'
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l':Ond., stereo AM-Flit', tilt telnoopic stfft'.. wbeel,
power door locks, cruise control, twilight ~entln~I.
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Sedan DeVUle. Vinyl top, cloth ii: leather interior,
full power, factory a!r, J terto Al\t',-FM multiplex.
tilt-tel<"scopic wheel, powu door locks. CVGR244)
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Luxurious 98 Holiday Coupe. Factory' sir cand., fuU
pcwer, vlnyl padded top, plush vinyl interior, tilt
&: telescopic 11teerlng, AM·F111 radio,· etc., etc., etc.
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1970
EL DORADO
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S.rvico Doport,,,...1 CJl>on Mon.·Frl. 7:»--6:00
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t!OUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SAL E llOUSES~@OR SALE HOUllS ,OR SALE HOUlllJIOll IALE -"-="'-'-=..:::..::ALE J HC?.'!~~~-FOR SALE , '
Genor•I ' IOOOGonorol ' 1000 Gonoro l 1000 G1no r1I 1111 GIMr•I 1000G ~c.-='.;;.•l'---'--"111D;:;c 1 Gonor•I 1000 Gonor1I __ .~ Newport Buch 121! I
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PRESTIGE WATERFRONT HOMES * TAYLOR * WONDERFUL WORLD , CUSTOM 4 TO 7 Bf'DROOM HOMES
PROM $1'5,009 TO $Sllll,iao of Ne\vporJ .Beach! VJew oC bay from "OUl·
rigger deck". Pirk-fiKe terraced yard & patio. ~~~k of perfection in & out. ldeal for family
ltVLng & irand entertainin&. Our Ne\v Exclu·
Si Ye. $7~,500
PRIME B.UILOING LOTS
FROM $60,000 TO $175,000
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WESTC)..JFF -$52,$00
'or inhrl'Nltlon on
All Iott & homn, call:
BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR 4 Bedroolns & tam. rm. contemporary \V/3
baths. One isolated bedroom & bath. Unusual
floor p&ao, Large yard & quiet street:
t3l Dover Dr., SUifa 2, N.B. 641.-4620
LINDA ISLE Gener•f 1000 General 1000
1;H;;;_;;;E;;;A;;;;;;R;;;;;;T;;;;;;;;:;;. MEDA~~w~ HO,ME ·
AVOCADO TREES
16.AI Sq, It. hOme on 1.08
acres. 3 BedrOoms, 1~
NEW wa\erfrt. home facing lovely lagoon. 5
& Mlid's<im .. lam. rm. + lge. 'playrm. CRld.
& ready for decorator's touch. $1691300
80 Lind~ ~le Ope9 1·5
, . : LISTINGS WANTED '
\V~ need, homes in all price ran2es,. Consul·
talion without obligation. 644-4Ql0 TIME baths. nuilt.ins including
dlspoga.I &· dishwasher. £1,:.
lar~ aarage ' shah root.
"Our 25th 'Jur" MONEY Flroplaoe • «ilin< heal
Draped le. carpeted throuJh.
out, cedar lined cloeeta, All WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO.,
Realtors
, 21 t I Sen Joaquin.. Hiiis Road Make this lhe moil. beautilul
landacapinJ' under sprinkler,
Cqo:ral '"' -· MORE;ll'O COME! 10 Plus Avocado NEWPORT Cl:MfER. . 644-4flO homl' you'vl' eVer seem. The -,.~ manicured hybrid Bermuda tare11 25 ~l~_'Jemons l ttie titaJ . p,.opcny bas an •P·
pirovea lot spltt. Where can
you bu,y more for . $39,500?
Jl will be our pleasure to
't1hoW YoU thll miniature es.
tale. Aaain, only S39.SOO.
"Come lo Fallbroc>k Country"
* * * * * * * * * lawn, 'hag catp<ll"" h<a· 1="==="==="==£=='1-===E=-=-''---==;o;;i= utiful kitchen & covered General 1000 1G9Mrai-1000 patio PLUS private masltr JUite ~ larae teparate ce----·------1 ment area -all combine for B~t!:10Lkll!!INV!'1tw 3 Bedroom a home gree.Uy improved ... aver any nrw home. Just
From highest point In Coronii: Added listed at $33.500. Owner will
del 1tlar seen from panelled fami~ can;' 2nd TO on thl1 e..~l1t-Tht SAWDAY Co. ,
Rtoltor 714 : 721-1301 family/dini111 rm, cheery Jne 5~% FliA loan. Loeat.
bit-in kitchen •. living rm & Room! ed m Cosla Meaa.'1 llnrst
411 So. Main, Fallbrook
one of 2 bcdrma. \Veil main. area, Low Interest tained ho~ with large care. N'cbol n-1 t:.t4 M
,,.. yud. lde•I for """'' $24,500-VA I s RH! r~ .....
wishing prlvaty, $57,500
PETE BARRETT
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SCHOOL STARTS .••
SEPT. 14th U you are lookin&: for a 4
BR/family rm. Mme. In
Harbor HJP / lllariners
,$chool dist., see this one~
,Priced rizhl &: vacant.
~"1.750:
, ~IDO WATERFRONT
APTS.-320 LIDO NORD
NOW REDUCED TO
' $1601000--Xlnt Terms 4 .Beautllul uni.ti. 6 Cat ga·
rages & utility room. with
· 80 ft. frontinJ on excellent
swimming ~ch. Units are
De"Wiy furnishi!d.
8111 Grundy, Realtor
833 Dover Or., N.B. 642-4620
LIDO
Voted 1he BEST BUY on
Lido, 3 lkdnn • den or 4
Bedrm, 3 haths, Exira large
lot. So. patio. Assumable
6~ ';(, lst TD. 1''or appt lo
sec for yourself. Call Jean
, Van Der Bonten.
Jean Smith, Realtor
646-3255
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REOUCEO $25001
b:roadmoor Elf.ates, harbor
vie\\'. 5 BR. & din. rm. 0\\1\.
er movina to N.Y., anxioua'.
NOW $&1,250.
t_'ill\\ ,\!II II II
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can sell It \vith • DAILY
PILOT WANT AD! 642-5678
&·e lhh~ to believe it! u·~ lo-
caled In Costa Mesa, in a
tenific ntitbbortiood. Jt Ms
lhrtt bedrooms and a beau-ail '''""
tif'UI a~ family room.1'111E:!IZ:Z::ll:::: Take owr paymenh1 sub-Ji
ject to exLsting VA loan at
6~,;., tDtal monthly. pmt.
\vlll be only it48.00 ~ or go
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SLEEPER
no money do"11 VA -Thia . .
ont won'I last. Cull now. Ne\V hstu\&:.
Check these featu1'H;
PayTnent • $158 PJTI
lnterest • 6% GI usum·
able
262' llARIOll BLVD. l'>'i" -$21 ,950 .
Auume 6~ GI loan. 3 Bed·
m1, I '~ bath, ~hake roof,
harihvood flool'l!.
$26,950
Alsume 5%. % Cl Joan. 3 fkd.
rm, 1'4 bath, rorner tot,
shake roor.
$26,500
Newport
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646-1111
s4'464o ~ Bcdroon1s, 2 baths, lugl1
o•IN EVIS TILL 1 :30 balanoe lnan. """""~ bnatl 'ICZ:imSZ:::C 'f or trailer entrance to rear l'
yaro, lmmodlat• ocoupancy, CAMEO SHORES
Excellent N. COllta Mesa Newly.lilted 4 bedroom. tam.
area. Hurry!! ily room home with tremcn.
Thi= onr Ms everything, for. _Jea,. w::f::E
ma! dining, lge family rm, ~REAL TORS
mauive muter bedrm, 3
dou~ ~an & jelly view.
Pool, larae terrace on ocean
1kle. $139,500.
Macnab -Irvine other 1ood sized bednns, --546-4141-
a.ttrac Spanish like exterior. (Optn Evenings ) Realty Company
Juat listed and euy to 1tt.,,.,.,. ... .,..,....,,.,...,~l 67S.J210 '42-1225
onv. by at 0029 Mandarin, FHA/VA
Mesa Verde.
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546-5990
MESA DEL MAR snlart, clean 3 bedrooms 2
baths. nc"'·\y pa I n I ed.
11\ere"s a blg covered pa.
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Country Club Area
2500 Sq n. lo"" rambling
ranch 1tyle across from !air.
\vay _ Pool • size lot, E-Z
tenns. 6% loan maybe
available. Offered at $43,500.
Open E\·cnings
family fun. It's rov'l •P-
praised at $29.500. Make an
oUer .• Call 546-2313 to in.-
spec!.
·-a· THI'. REAL \~ ESTl\TJ::RS '.
5 IR I llAMILY
Prlct Roductd
for quick sale
to $33,500
COllt.a :r.reaa with all bll-lns
including \Yater conditioner.
Quick Pou. Assume existing:
FHA loan. Only $3.000 down,
PERRON 142·1771
WESTCLIFF
Lovely 4 Bdrm home at un.
5C5·SllD I,:======:'.:'.~ [ believable $(5,000. O\vner 1~*"'U-. 11 EW ORT EACH Dyll Rll immediat•lY. For !lllD..,.E REALTY N I' B •ppt.
_ ...... CM v"'""' '•R. '•• home. Jean Smith, Realtor -----family nn + patio, Modern, HARIOR VIEW "''ell planned kitchen plu1
5 Bdrm. 3 bath Broodmoor bteakfast area. Perfect for
i1on1C. Corona del f\1ar smllll children, Can have E•1t1ldt f ri·pltx
146-3255
Pricod to aell at S67.JOO fonnal dining_ Auumable New carpctt, bltlns, aarage!,
ICIJ.~" 111 TD at 6:Ust. ll xlnt cond. Income $423 mo. ----J S ith R It A•llume ne1v VA loan of -,•,N,·MA1mNij ean m , ea or 135.ooo. 111so. p,'" $4"""'· ':::=::=::!'.~·~ll~l!==:::i-Prine. only, Owner 546-2759.
i:oUN'rn.Y ESfATE, \~ 646-3215 PRV. Party Wants 4-S bchm
act"e. 3 bt, 2 bii, pool, hont':1 ·----hSr.. In bch. area. From
-OK, 6~t,' loon. Lo dn, UNBELIEVABLE Penfnsulal CN·ner Only!! Pref. C~T
tradr, may l ease. Pt, Duplex. Only $45,000. a~a . S~l .000 :)3G..48GJ.
0 "' n e r I Ag 1, ~!M77, Jones Rl?ll.lty 673-6210 ~-2001 \\'. Balboa, N.B, DAILY PILOT WANT ADS!
OCIAN VIEW 3 Bedroom-SELL FllA or VA Mrs. II. Arnholm i
OCEAN BREEZE Nioe family "°"" In Cotla 5252 Kenilwor th Or,., :
TOO!
Jmma t ulate Lulk-bullt
FOUR·bedrOOm on over·
slzed lot •ilh room for pool.
!fas TH.REE-car ilr&get
Enjoy coel ooean tirttie and
FOREV?:n Vlt'W ft'GIU OUI·
door patio. Won't last at
• 2 Bath A-lakes 1his btaut Qltoiavtn lofeaa. HURRY! • C8.ll: Huntington Bt•ch J-C
l BR, 2 BA ~ kfeat for P)Tamkl Exchan£ora 675-3800
comfort liv, Lee · ~cicyatd You are lhc winner of NO Down ror entertaining:. Heavyl~';"~';•~M;•~•;•;;;;11~00~
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2 lickets ta the ~ shake roof, dble g:arqe. ...:.$23,500-Alice a.vke, EvCI: 642-0IBS e ORANGE COUl'(TY ' FAIR & EXPO~TION )
'VA or FHA Buylr•· ..... a! the '
Just U1l<d • '"" Spic l Span FIXER UPPER ORANGE COUNTY' : l TlfIS PRICE-'66,500! In Costa fo.1ei;u and 1·eady 10
Colesworthy be "'"" In, lhl• "°"'' h" everyth.big -3 bedrooms -2
baths -lfll:e two-car rar-
a:::e. profe111onally I~
eu1tom bit 2 BR, lBA home, Top locaUon in Costa ~f 'AIRGROUNDS 1 '
Hrwd fl.rs, trplc, 11-!' new Full pr:lce $19,'/50, 3 ~: July 14 . 19
crpta, drps, encl patio. dbl 2 bath dble prqt bltlns '•
pr. \\'alk to atmJ)!. &: diahWaaher needs Punt Ir Ple:ue call &U-5678. ext_ 3251
Call Mr. Lee Eves: GTJ.1489 clean up. No~ vacant,' For bet•"tt:n9andlP~'lloclalm & Co. s.caped front and rear -
)'OU!' tickets. (No11h County ' det~ila call 5'0.ll51. ioll·ftte number is 540. . '
REALTOR spaeioia and relaxing oov-
Newport Beach QUicc e1'ed pntlo. If you'v~ been 2 HOMES,
1028 Bayiide Drive lookinf, yoo won't tmd any·
675--1930 11ting like it at thls ptice?
3 UNITS No do"''ll to Vets, minimum
do\vn to ~nybody. ll\u'ry -
bt>fore 1r1 gone! ~ ~
4 BR + 2 lllt
on one lot with garages_ Real
buy 'vith good fine. •
Call Paul Stifert 5e6769 eve1
La chen myer
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EASTSIDE TRIPLEX nearly
new, Fine front home, 3 bed.
room, 2 bathl, high In qua!.
ity throout. Duplexes in ""r with pallm & yaro. 212' HARIOR llLVD. lSllO Newport 81"11., C.M.
YOll'll be proLXI lo own al 546 1640 CALL ,6t&-3928 or 545-3483
$64.""°· OPEN EVES TILL l :IO .,...,°",;;"",."••E•V.•n•lng_•_., 1
lo UNITS EASTSIOE STARTER s23 950
Moo,.llrocti" unit.on "l'" BARGAIN I
.., FHA Resale
Attractive 3 and family rm,
y.ith'. boat entrance, good
51.4 % FHA Jot.n to auu~,
walk to at0tt1, sctiools, Only
$25,950 or offer.
Open Eveninp
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LLEGEl!~TV l~MMts• ,tat kel, orily, ,,, ... old, 2 lied-ONLY $17 900 J"OOm• @, bulll Ins, patioe. •
ete. WUI eoUider tn.de. OW'n your home for lf!SS than
$13.5.000. rent. Nice bedrooms. 16 foot
WALKER & LEE Jiving room. \Va.-.her, dryer,
David Levirll' S4~9t>l fridge, stove included, Sep.
Imn1aeulate 3 Bedrrn home "''""'""'""'""'""""''"""" lre.'1.hly painted inaJde & OOt. FOR SALE BY OWNER
Ne\v carpet.I & drapes. nice 3 Bedmom house. Very large
fan1 ily room. FllA • VA fenced yard, perfect for chi!·
terms avail. Call 545-3424 dren and pets_ Paneled liv.
CUSTOM 112.A.
arate garaie. A real bar.
gain and its R·2. * * * * * * * * Ing room. House just frei;h.
ESTATE CALL 64Ul03 Realtors \Ve have two optnlna:s for an ly painted.. Will sell VA or
experienced professio:na.:I Fl:IA. $21,500.
A nifty two story T.udor cus.
tom large family home on a
FOREST E. OLSON man or woman. Exceptional CALL EVENINGS
bl"netlt.s!?! Cali 545-8tlt. OR WEEKENDS
city half acre, 4 huge bd· HARBOR N. OF \VIL&)N
rnu, bltin bunks. Family
room. 2 cheery lireplaces. LOTS & ACREAGE: 3.98 AC.
Blut nook. Spa«' for huge for development. Horses OK.
pool or units. R·2. A buy County property off New-
for now &: tulurr. port & Greenwald, -;::=:z:=:=:=:::=:z
C•ll 645--0301 Realtors ii ~~ ACRE WITH VIEW, thla e
executive lype home is the FOREST E. OLSON
most beau!lfuJ In the Santa
HARBOR N. OF \\'Il.SON Ana Cyn. 3 BRs, olllce. Wn Reduced $4000
TWO FOR. ONE rm. 2\J baths. hones OK. to $29.900 • bi&' 2 story, -4
Buy this llC'\v 3 b:lrm, 2 balh MAIN REAL TY Bedrm, family rm.&. 20x32
dinina nn, and fam. room REALTORS 5-15-8977 bonus room. Deluxe bit.in
'home with ntw earpets andlzz:::::i::=::::i:::=:;~;;:I kitchen, freshly redecorated.
drapes_ thru-0ut, and "''I' \vlll NEWPORT BAY VIEW Room for boat & tmiJu.
throw 1n a lovel.Y One bdrm, \Valk to schools & OCC. Re.
BIN kitchen and dinette a. From your lormal dining rm., ducal $4000 to $29,900, for
partn1ent ~para.le garagea family rm. &: master 1?d'm· fast sale. Vacant • see t~
& ya.nil.' Excellent Assum-1'.his _fabulous hilltop man. day. Call ~1151.
67U561
REPUBLIC HOP.fES -~1ESA
VERDE • popular hit m11
story \vlth formal dining,
huge family, all bltins, \\'Ct
bar, and tantutic landlca~
inz. Owner .ready to· inove-
submlt offer. Call 54:5-3424.
South C065t Real!ors.
GOOD BUYS!!
2 Houses. ea. J BR _ moving?
$21,SOO Assumable high 6''
$22,950 \\'Ill Stll FHA e KENNEDY
642-9730 E\-e1. 548-07W
E-slde C.i\1. nr \Vestcllff.
By ownu, _2 lovely stucco able financifl&'. HuJTY! ! ! s1on is 6 m. young, Hai
M M Lalorde Rltr boat aeceu &: you own the ~· Eve~. 642•7438 ~~~:ake over ~% % loan. 8 homes on lge lndlC'J)d lot. Herita9e Fncd \v /boat gate. 3 " 1
1'EALT'ffl. BR , cptd, disposals, dish· llJ. washf>r, patio & BBQ. $33,500.
4 Bd::~~~~:~: din-RiJa~~ ~O FANCY SLOGANS ::~~1:~~ ~n~. hr
inf rm. Pier I.: illp plus llJ.-0700 ~2430 Just honest value • so W.. " den. $31,000. $22,000
aand ~ ~ I $ 800 · charm assumable Joan al 5\4, % a~ y .... aeh. v.o'tler's eav. 21 unctive, so inl', ao nual rate. S45--l29-I
Ing: the state. Full price SWIM' POOL lrrestib\(', without a doubt $82,7511. Xlnt ttnna. one of our best oUerin,p. I BY OWNER, 3 BR, 2
~ I 4 Bdrms .. 2 hllths, entry hall, 1!'\r•jffi Qn'J -f.,,. --assume ~% •;., 8:'1nual ~;;. ra_te U._1].r __ ;rl_N "" d loan. Bu11t-lns 1n dream kil-
133.0700 ' ~2430 chen, dining room, park like
yard. 540-1720.
3 Bedroom, 2 bath with · an Ba, <:Orner lot, lo interest
entmnccthatwillmakeyoU GI I011n 6'70 , $26,750.
!eel like you are going out ~7952
of this \O.'Orld, at only $26.9504 ~~Bdrm-.c'-w-,-oll:--:b°'1t"""2~,~,,-,.,,
\\'ilh EZ terms. $29,900, Rsnbl dn. a!!Sume
GI 5~ loan. 3142 Cork Ln.
. *POOL* t~ l Spilt level 3 BR. 2 Ba. Ne'!' 1
CfllS., drps_ Bit-in kit. GlaD
drs. to patio. 3 GARAGES: ,
Pool & park·like yard_ An
indivkluaJ own·your-O\\'ll f9t' ,
onJy $33,900. ' I
dream. Sale
owner. Being tramlrd. 4
BR. 3~~ BA, fam rm, 40lt19 '
pool. One rm detached ~ '.
talnin,i:: 600 sq_ fl. Bea~ '
brick \\"ail encl patio, wNf.;
crplg, drps, 'ideal Joe".; ,
S67.000. Open 10 Al\T Daily, ,
1724 Port Sheffield Pl., N" ~
644-M89 • ~ I * WANT TO BUY * . : 5 BR home, $75-$125,000. Buy~ '.
or lease \\'/option to buy. '.
Principals only or Broken ;
\\'/bonafide new listing. ~ ~
details 1st le1ter, P.O. Box
2065, Fullerton, Cal. 92.632.
HOME & INCOME -'.
Origins.\ owner wants to seIJ
his 2 Br. home + 1-lxt~
rental. Blk to ocean. Shake ·
roof. Xlnt cond. Take a look!
MORGAN REAL T'il
67~2 675-6459 '
E~ECAJ\'T Hon-i:c. 265(1 19 :
ft. in prestige area, 3 br, •
by 0\\'1'1er. f78,500. 642-558!. -;
,/ BAL. Penln. 3 Br. Laree •
pc..Uo. $6,950. fra nk ;
J\la.rshall Realty 675-4600
4-Br. pool, Bayc1-esl-lik:t
new, Fee title. Fam. rm,
gd loan, nr. schls, shop
~s-nBL ========I.
Newport Heights
NEWPORT
HEIGHTS
121~ '
Jmt one lot off fashionabie '.
Clil! Dr. - 3 B<inns, 2 ba~
and dining TOOm -Cov~
palio -$37,500. Ea!il)' fin.
anced. '
646-7171
·o ·THE REAL \*" ESTATER'' -' ' . .=:============""'·': "We Sell • Home
Vac•nt-Move Today Every 27 Min"te1"
4 & family rm, + 33' en· TARBELL 2955 H•rbor
cloud patio 59'% Ins. loan. ·.::::.:.::=;.:;~;.:_c,c;:.;.:c
PAtJL.WBl'l'I 3 BR-2 BA-heavy shake..attr. Dover Shorts 1221 :
CAllNAllAll cor. 1nc w/boot & ""'· N
Asking: $28 9so or besl oli<'r BAYFRONT APTS . ~Evenings . VISTA DEL LIDO
Pier &. Slip A'.vallable
541 -5110 S32.SOO AND UP
Cne.tirllnilthellft) G Wiiii ~LLEQE REALTV "°'i:EAL TOR'°"
llXIA-.atKafW.tM 673-4350 645-1564eves.
--$25 250 *STEPS TO OCEAN*
4 Bd F' II R * 3 BR. 2 bath!! •••• $26,500 rm .-am Y m . * 3 BR 2 ha A·frame $27 900
Entry hall, central Door * Chan~elfront 3 Br $38°000
plan, dining rm., large * Channelfront 4 Br ui 900
room1 thru-out, buill-iru:, CAYWOOD REAL TY xtr~, baths. M0-1720. 6306 \V. Cousr H'W)'., N.B.
We Sell• Hamt * 541--1290 * Every 27 Minute•" -------
TARBELL 2155 Harbor MODEL HOME
Avail llO\Y • this 1pacioll5 4 ** FALLBROOK ** Br, J Ba hon1e. Fam rm,
Umisual custom honw '"' lge din & liv area \\'/view.
iuest house, 3350 s.f.. 1 L.ge au·ium, vieW kit, compl aCl't'. beaut lndsc pd,
d 7 14 cp:d, drpd, "'allpapered, ~Ol5, orangei, : landscaped_ $106,000. Roy J. =-=:::...------1 \\'arri Realtor, 1430 Galaxy
PLANNING to move~ You'll Or. &16-1550 !Open Dally).
find an amazing number ol DAILY PILOT DIME -A
homes in today's Oassified -LINES cost you just pe~
Adi. Check Uiem now. nles a d~.
••A&.TT oo. spaot.FHA orGifiD.avail. *MEDITERRANEA .
B $30 200 5'5-8176 £xceptlona1 Bay & mountain
1093 Bakt'r, C.M. 546-5"0 0Ji,=·. ; ~-nn,~ )'ieW'. Private & spa~ ; _.. nearly f'IC\\'. 4 Bdrms, U •
ASSUME GI LOAN S3000 dn. $300,mo inc.°""· pandablc, 4~ ba + maid'~ ~"-Un H• -Ln ......, drps, .tw, ref, pr, yd. High dg''· 5000 •< fl b~'I
L.wi I' ~,A'l,I • --· 224"1 State 64,__1472 UU per n10, 1.ocludea taxea A ru'Ound court & atrium. 4
Ins. Lr&'. 18x27 Llvin& Rm. • car gar. Consider sm ~
Fam. Rm. Bil kitchen, three Mesa -~•I Mar 1105 or lot u·adc in this area. ·
l:xlrins. & ty,'I) bo.lhs. Cover-By Qivner Assume 5\4 ';<> Joan, St6!l,OOO. O\\•ner 548-7249 -j •
ed patio. Dbl. garage &. ex. $31,900 3 BR, fAn1 rm, pl'ol.
tra large Jot. M&ny many ldscpd, 2 patios, new shag
many extru in lhia COL.-crpts/drps, slate eri"try, cusl
LEGE PARK home, CALL fpl., nr Aehla I: pk. 549-1323
US TODAY.
M. M. LA BORDE, Rltr. Mon Vtrdt 1110 &1S.oaar1 Evei;: 548-326:i -.--e.:.__: ___ ;..c.c;
FOR SAL! BY OWNER ·BY OWNER Cu!5tom built, 4 bedrm. fam. fenced yard, perfect for. chil. ily room, 2 big fireplaces.
dren and J>Cts. Paneled !iv. This beautiful home o•,1er-
lng room. House juat fresh. looks the 17th fairv.-ay of
ly painted. WW sell VA or 1'.fesa Verde Golt Course.
FHA. $21,500, 6~ assumable loan. 3036 CALL EVENINGS J Rd ... ·~" ANO WEEKENOS "'' ' ~~. l62.900.
67J..656& Call 642-5618 &. chatp;I' 11.
Classil!ed's action pov.'t'r.
DAILY PILOT \VANT ADS! For an ad to sell around
Dial 642-5678 f01 RESULTS th. clock, dial &42-5678.
CHOICE LOCATION : :
Spacious ne"' 4 bdrm., dell + garden room. Pool·ti.zt
loL
$108.000
LIDO REAL TY INC.'.
3377 Via Lido 673--7300 '
Univet 1ity Park ttd" ~
NEEDS BUYER NOWl :
2 BR. to"'llhouse. Low dowbt
Wt call -J\1UST SEW
Sub1nit all oilers. SL.700 ., •
Call: Patrick \Yood 54; .. 2300 , e Bill Haven, Rltr. ~1.:
211.1 E. Coast, Cdl\l 673-3211 !
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NEWPORT IEACH OFFICE 646.n11 ·c·o·S-TA_M_E-SA-O-FF-IC_E ___ 54_5 __ ,-49·1-.54-5_-046_5 ... H-UN_T_l-NG_T_O_N_IE_A;;CH OFRCE.-842-4455
2043 Wfftcllff Dr. at 1rvine Open Evenings
LIVlltA•I SPECIAL!
lO ACRES O"llerlooklng LARGE LA.KE. 7% A. plantt'd In )'oung, productl\"c orRn11'.e
grov•. 21ii A. vacant tor building site. 17 :r.nNUTES fT<tm OtRnge Counly, in 1hr
de\·elopment f)(llh of a large dtY,-$5,995 dov"n (10% l and O.\V,C. balanee at 8~o
annua.J Pt'rct'.ntagt> rate. ,
FAIULOUS OCEAN VIEW
<C.675 sq, ft. undt'r roof INCLVOING • ron1anlie 24 x 34 V\l(ll. \\'Ith f'lcrlrunit·nlly
controlled roor sPclion. Dnm11.Uc etchlttttun> eomblnC'!I the 11ltim11.te entrrtain·
ment facillli~ "·Jth the utmoaL prh·aey. You will agree -th(' VIE\V ALONE Is
wort.h the price of $150,000!
l l /I ACllS R.J
"'Boomlnrnt'' art'a of Or&nll' County dose tnough lo thl'.' •l('C!'n to lwar the .
"'Pounding Suri." Room for about 125 unlta-priced at just $150JJClO ~
"Sl'llAL ·STAIRCASE"
\Vlrwb mo.Jt11Ucally lo the wrought lron balcony ovt'rlooklng m1:1sll·r 2·story
entry h•ll-UNIQUE stu0)• or nul'l!e.ry o~ns from the LARGE prf\•f!lr ll181ltf'r
Suite. Ele.pnt SlfAG earpctlni:. CUSTOJ.1 drt11)t'11, riC'h 1Hlneling and "'"allJ)ft(K'r add
t.o the lwcuriou• dteor. HUGE rt11J1icurt'd y11rd "ilh concrrtr 11rnf' attl PLUS
room fer pool E:rictllent 6~ ennual ptrt'('nltge r•te FHA Loan payablci $280/l>lo.
'TOT.AL. Just 1111.td and "Just rf#hl" for you!
: ?:;$::
Uto HARIOl ILVD. o,.. IH1111t1 'Ill ,! P.M.
ASSUMI SV•
T11.kl' O\'<'r 5" annLlll lntrr~•t rate subject to fifA Loan on this sharp 3 bedroom
California Ranchero with hu_a:e private backyard. Lush landscaping. Gori;:-eous
setting. $1 10.00 total PQment per month J)&)'s all on "$21,000 FUl..J... PRICE",
JJurry on this btfity-CALL ,
JR. lXICUTIVE
Rsmbllni: Ranch home on hugt lot 4 1pa('iOU!i bedrooms, tremendous living room
looking onto 18x36 "Lusclous Pool." Assumf' G.I . Lot.n subject to 6 annual per-
ccnlaie rat• ballntt of $33,000. °"-ner transfcrrtd
"6 llDROOMS"
Do you ha,·to a larat t1mlly? \Ve have a llr'Jlt horYtt tor you. This pla.ce. Js FAN·
TASTJC. Sinai• story hu1e teparatc family room, alto with btamf'd etllln.:. No
mart ef'O\\-dt"Cl bedrooms -one for e1ch. Submit No Down Cl's or Low Do'vn
FHA. Stllcr IS rtld,y to talk .• Prle«l at 1215,750 CALL!
' NOW IS THI TIMI TO BUYH
I
7612 lclbt9tr """''::;::1 ... ,.. 540-5140 OJ>*n Even1ng1
TAKE OVER 5 ll!DROOM
for onlf $2000 d°'''n and auumc 1ubject to S°"% GI loan and 1199 per month.
Sul)l"r 5 X 18 fa ml'1_ __ room, wicd brick fireplact, \YATER SOFTENER, all on ~
oversized corner lot. J25,000 ruu. PRICE.
PLACID POOL •ARDIN & PLAYHOUSE
Complement this apotless 3 bed.room 2 b&th cottage nestled on tree.shaded over--
i;lzed 90 X 100 corhft' lot. New ca.rpeta, trtshly pa.Jnted in and out, makes thia
$25,500 BARGAIN ready ro move Into.
S IEDROOM ll••Y
Large. rarnblin1: 2-story, only 5 minutes trom the Blue Pacific. Large overs.lt.ed
corner lot "1th plenty of room lo run. ~todem push·b\ltlon kllch«n, DISl-TWASH·
ER, f'IR.EPLACE are only a fev.· of the MANY EXTRAS. VA or P1-lA temll avail•
able. $34,500 FUU.. PRJCE. •
LIMPID POOL $125 PAYS ALL
\Viii add to your daytime sun and tV1!:nln11; fun. H~&tcd 1nd fllterf.'d l'or no-c11re
e.njoymenL 3 quren-!!LlEtd bedrooms, specir tit kitchen, DJSH\YASHEn. FTRE·
PLACt. a.JI ml\ke this a !'ffl BARGAIN for S23,9SO. VA or FHA term\ available -..
or Llll!lume subject to 5" annual perttntaGe rate Joan. ONLY $123 j'.ler month
pays all.
I
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Ji PILOT .J.DVUTISER Wedn-. July 15, 1970 w~. ""~ 15, 1t10 DAILY l'ILOT
., t ,. '
The DAil¥ PILOT Sez: Hi Ho, -Come · 16 The. Fair!
Find Your Name Among Classified Ads And You Win Free Tickets
RENTAL'
-Unfumlshod
HOUSES FOR SALE I HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE
Unlvorslty p.,k 1237 Huntlntton h•ch 1400 L D-h 1--·· •!una .__.c ,_
llENTALS
Apts. Pumlshocl
RENTALS
Apls. Fumishod
MUCH SOUGHT FOR
"Marquette" plan: 3 bdrrna.,
'2'ifr: ba. townhouse with lge,
ram. rm., formal din, rm.,
bit-in wet bar, trpl. in mstr.
bdrm. Close to children's
play area, pool, school &
11.hopping, Quick occupancy,
13',0tlll. e Red Hill Rully
Univ. Park Center, Irvine
Call Anytime 833-{)821)
El Toro 1244
~-~---• ., LO\VEST price in Lake
)forest·EI Toro area. <M'!'lf!r
, &nXious to sell. Take over
6!1a GI loe.n. 3 BR, 2 BA.
~.500. 837-5292
1245
1721 GALATEA
Open House 2 to 5:30 Daily
VIEW -POOL
Pete Barrett Realty
Biii Bents -642-5200.
·corona del M.r 1250 .-----
'*TAYLOR
CALIFORNIA
CONTEMPORARY
Architect designed. Exciting
concept of glass, wood &:
aky! See this almost new 3
bdrm. home of( the ocean ln
' beautiful Cdi\1, "One of •
kind." $79,500.
228 Goldeflrod Call for App'l.
WESLEY N.
TAYLOR CO.
Realtors
NE\VPORT CENTER
2lll San Joaquin HWs Road
644-4910
OPEN
HOUSE
EVERY DAY 1 to 5
\\'ed. thn.i Sun.
1100 SEA LANE
CORONA DEL MAR
S: Bedrooms Family room,
·and a si>8.rk1ing pool in
beautiful Harbor View Hills
·reduced $1,lXXI for q'ulck sale
·to $53.500 • 640-Tln.
' ' 'O 'THE REAL
\'."\,. ESTATERS ' . . * ATTRACTIVE * Beaut. 3 BR. 2 ba. home in
exclusive Cameo H.ighlands.
•Lge. entzy ball, spac. rooms.
1 a:lassed Jana i: May we
,lbow you this?
; '.MORGAN REAL TY
,67J.6642 675-6459
HARBOR View Broedmoor
panoramic vw. Owner. 4 br.
immac. $75.000. 6.5% T.O.
'.~5 Island View Dr .,
64+36-19
WANTED: Vic1v home in
·Corona del J\lar. Pref.
'Harbor Vlc'v Hills area.
From O\\'rJel' only. Call
673-8916.
t\TANTED 4 bdrm err larger \ht.e.. in C.0.1\1. area. M~.
price rangt' w/reas. ur
, terest rate. Principals Only
reply! 645-2277 or 496-2058
t:Ai\1EO Highlands • 4 br,
2 ba, dble gar, crpt, drps,
dining rm ., liv rm. view.
$44,500. By owner. 61;>-66115
7 328 POPPY A VENUE
Charming 2 BR, View home.
, Like new, close to beach.
·Owner 675-3428
HARBOR View Hills, 5 br,
xtra Jge lot, beautiful ocee.n
'6. canyon view. S69,9j(J, by
O\\'T'K!r , 83l--0779
~ldo Isl• 1351
::Spacious Lido Home
l'rlme 3 Br. 2 ba. «Ingle
,rory. 3 Sunny patios, On
';street to 11treet comer. lot
' " ~'-$89,500. Prim• Lklo Nord
S Br. 4~ ba, nr, ne\V wal~·
jront hOme. eeaut. decor.
~· pier 1: float. For ap..
p't. cau :
Bill Grundy, Rultor
s.13 Oo\v Dr., N.8. 00-4620
-7S FT. LOT
BR., conv, den, dining rm.
}3e8m cell., 2 trplcs, Ul'lt'd.
.-patios. Best buy on the ia-
h.nd ror SS2.fi00.
• How•rd Lawson, Jr.
lt••ltor 675-1562
' Jot-7% V. lntettll, $7'00
down. 3 br, 1% b&. m..*S
ar 4.97·1»
~untlngton BHch 1400
DUPLEX
plua llome wit h etec bUtn.,
fireplace, tamll.v rm, on 00 :ic
'117 )ot, like 00\V, .t Blocks
· ,from lhe ocean, only $42,$00.
1147-1531
REAL t'::iTl\IE
MART
Q.\JLY PILOT WANT AO.
OCal 64J...567I f« R.f:SULTS
READ · THIS~ HANDYMAN'S SPECIAL o\\ sr11ce ~----!ME•za .-HONEm Y!! "'""' • ... a1 """· ewm1n, ranch st.Yte home, StrUAT-Ton.,lulJ14 ' OCCUPANCY
AVAILABLE 4 Master si. bdrs, 2 full
bath&, w/w carpet&", cus-
tom drapes, eat-In kit-
<'hrn., beaut carpet-like
lawn. CJ no money down,
FllA S'750 Jnclude1 closing
coru. $23,950 full price.
BUY LIKE RENT .,
Cute "RANCHP;n·· \vith
separate den, 2 bath~.
w/w carpeting, hlt ill!!,
patio in rear, $23. 900 full
price or take over low
interest er Joan with pay-
ments ol SJ.62 per mo.
MUST SELL!!
l~tt.1.EDIATE POSSESSION
This Calif. beauly is lhc
ultin1at~ in modern li\"A
ing! Plush w/w carpet.
ing thf'uoot 3 nice size
bdrms, 2 baths-rear pa-
tio overlooking magnlfi·
cent gardens, custom
drapes & "'allpapering.
Big lamily rm. w/sep.
arate din. rm. $29,900
full price. GI no money
down or take over low in·
terest loan.
FARROW
REAL ESTATE
HUNTINGTON BEACH
OFFICE
430-7511 714 194-S313
Open 7 day~:30 lo 8:30
Open Tonight 'Ti! ll Pt.1
WORLb WAR II
\7ETS • use your GI eligibility
& buy yollr home now before
it expires July 25th. Act
quick~ Closing costs only.
'l-3-4 Bedroom, all prices,
any placc in So. Orange
Coonty.
847-8j()7 Eves: 968-1178
fD;t&lit.'ll
CORNER LOT
ED ON LGE. LOT, NE.STI...
ED BENEATif TO\VERINC
SHADE TREES, \VHERE
ntE COOL GREEN OF NA-
TURE ABOUNDS IN A
QUIET AIR OF SECLUS-
ION. A pleasant "'alk from
the beach,
Olde fashioned PU"lor type
Jlv. rm. HAS O>i.J\EN
PLANK FLOORS. \VOOD
PANELED \YAL L. COZY
LOG BURNlNG FIRE-
CE IN ANTIQUED DE-
SIGN. Center haJI opens to
.the 2 txirms., serviced •by
central 4 Fl>..'1'.LJRE BATH.
KOPPER KE'ITLE KJTCH.
EN Wint El.EC. RANGE
&: OVEN, CER.M-1IC TILE.
FTC. OPENS TO SEPAR·
ATE l\RKFST. RM.
The spacious re~ irounds
have sheltered arbor type
patio, terraced garden, pick-
et fence. THAT LOOKS TO
THE \YOODS &: OLD \VOQD.
EN BRIDGE BELOW. This
charming older home nttds
11Miss Oranae CoUnty f1lr''
B11uty P11e1nt
t,C.\l\I. fE11r(I.
4 Wl4. 1111 lS ~
Senior Citizens JambOree
Thurs,. Ju~ 1'
Children's• D1Y·
Fri., July 17
Championship Motorcyc!t Racint
Junior livestock Auction
Sil ' Sun., July 11-19
Appaloosa Horie Show
IRA Chlmp ionship Rodeo
Friot Jut,y 17
Henk Thompson Show
S.t.. l,llly ll
Fenln ijusltj Show
Sun. JulJ 11
Archie Carnpbolt
& The lllpn Show
• Thous1ndt of Exhibits
• fr•• st1p Shows
• Ju"* f1W l H1n1 SJiow
• Tbrillini llidwlf Jtldts
• $ptctlc:ular fllwtf Show
°"' siolle .i.-eatilla,.. 1o o11o11111 IX<ilinl rlir 1u1urtt,
lrith lhe emplito " .............. -"" """
DESIRABLE
''BLUFFS"
Town S.rlea
2 BR, l ba, "park side" S260
3 BR. l\~ ba. 2-aty, .... .$275
3 BR. 2 ha. trl-level , ... $325
3 BR. 2~ ha. "new" •. $350
4 BR. 2\.i bet. , • , . from S360
' PARK & MARINA.
3 BR. 2~§i ba, ·treenbcll ~
3 BR. 2% ba, split-level '$485
3 BR. 2\~ ba, bay view • ,S500
3 BR. 2% ba.. tam.,
"big" ••••••••••••• : ••• ';$485
OTHERS ALSO AV All.ABLE
2414 Vista Del Oro
Newport Beach G«J.133
a little touch up here & Gates open at 10 a.m. Dilly there. 11'11 an outstanding
buy for Newport Blvd. & Fair Dr. -Costa Meu 3 BR. 2 B&tha $3Z
$25,950 FULL PRICE 3 BR. 2\1 botlu S325
LOWER ON. PY?tIT. O.K 3 BR. 2 ba, fam. rm S375
MISSION REALTY RENTALS RENTALS RENTALS 5 BR. 21> ba. S340
So. Coast Hwy .. Laguna Houaes Furni1hff Housel Furni1hed Hou1e1 Unfurnished • RED HILL RELATY one (714) 1494-0731 -·. Univ . Park Center, Irvine
HARMER & VIEW Dena Point 2740 Vacation Rentals 2900 Costa Mffe 3100 Call Aeytime 83.l-0820
2 Bedroom + den shingled TOOTHBRUSH ALL U NEED 1-BDJU.1 .. sleeps t 1 Block 2 BR. Car. Patio, crpU. Corona del Mar 3250
home with excellent oet;an 10 enjoy n1y bcauUful hon1e to ocean & b:ay. $75 Weekly drps, stove, rerrie:. Bamboo --;";"'"'-·--. ----~& city view. Used b~ick 2 br/2 ba + den Fil'll?til 642-Jm· Village has privacy k quiet ·,AVAIL., HOWi
entry walk. Fiftplact, ':'sew COaJ!t vu from pti~. patio for mature adults only. f.'1Tek9' Yeur Pick
dfclts. Gi.rage_ Only $35.500 & liv. rm. Adults no pell. RENTALS D\\'fltwn 0.t. $170. 543-71.14, I>Hihble ShorecliU home 2 Houses Unfurnished ~" · 1 yr. lse. $315/mo. 496-3234 544-CH:M. BR, + conv. den, Lg, liv.
$285/P.10. lse, broo.tbtaking ,G"""..-"'"'-'-"•"'l _____ 30'--o00 3 BR. 2 BA. la; lam rm arel., S425 on yr'• lse. · .A :-.. 1 • .t: kitch, Spac. liv rm Sharp aplit.level 3 BR. 2 ba. oce1ln view, relli. requ .. .,...., H B G 'fflth ~ I Marth.a Ray Realty. · • r1 \\'/firepJ &. din atta. Xtnt steps to a uo:aut. coo pool.
496-5101. 300 Goldenrod play rm wlblt in b&r. Lg Year's leMe S3X1.
1190 Glenneyre St. I-========= Corona def Mar S\\i m. pool w/brick 8-8-Q Would yo11 believe a apac, 2
4!W-9473 549-0316 • & outside car. Cr p t s BR. 2 ba., den + din. nn. =========· Vacation Rentals 2900 thruou1. 548-3446 or 4M~ Cdf\t hon'll' • even a view •
7 -You are the \V\nl'l('_r o( Laguna Niguel 170 mG Bear very niCt! house, 2 ticktta to the Rent or LMM Option l400 on yr'1 lae•
BY OWNER· Be t 4 BR nr lAke, bltns. S14 day, 3 8edrm home, l&e livlr\ir rm, BOYD REAL TY
, . · au $40 wknd', S!IO "'k. <tt4J ORANGE COUNTY new kttchen, sx.i mo. 675-5930 1? ... BA. din rni. fam rm, 521-9672 FAIR & EXPOSITION
1S35 s[, lg lot. $32,000.1 :;:===:===::;;:;:, Nichols Real Estate IRVINE Terrace: 3 BR.
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1500 Sq. II. 3 Bedroon~. 2 Mission Viejo -1708 STILL AVAILABLE FAIRGROUNDS frpl/ beam ceilings, bltns'. 6T;H;565 or 83.>-IQ81 days
balhs, 2 years old, ~cellent On Harbo 1 1 nd o • ., ho July 14 • 19 crpts, drps. Adu.Its only, no CHARMING 2 BR, So of Hwy, condition, excellent neigh· AEGEAN Hilb: CLASSIC 0-r • a . .__,s re
U · h 3 5 b Jg lam m' 3 Drive • Baytront I.:. Lake Please call 642-5678. <XI. 329 pets. R.ef.s. 2354 Santa Ana frplc, newly decor, bltns, borhood, "Ying room wit . r. • • .. _ .... _ .• Call El . Ave. 548-9472 or 673-0.19a S2SO lse. 675--4401. open beam ceiling"-large b'.l SY..% F11A. 15% dwn. ,....,v .. -fl't'au. . rune bet\\'et'n 9and 1 PM to claim
lireplaCt'. Upgraded crpts &. 830-5913 Svedeen for detaila. 642.-ST.5. your licketa. I North County RESP. tenants wanted I ATI'R. 2 Br. &>. o( Hwy ,
drps. Price reduced way un. · M--1 Realty Co; 64242U toll-free nun1ber l.s 540-12XIJ Monticello Condo. J Br, 2 New crplt, drpl. Frplc. $235
der market at $24,800, your San Clemente 1710 BEACON Bay-modern 3 or ~. pool, avail Aug. l. Lat. La.!. 6'13-6904
t'·-·. 4 ~ •---" tio ,_, 1 Bcdrm rurn, ·" • •• • • ,· ·~ 540-4102 EXEC. 4 Br, 21L Ba dplx. ,.,.., u1 .,enc...,.,.. .... pe. ' .. t1CI, 1 Bedrrn furn ••••• ,,,,.,$90 4 BR 2 BA bll . -I Bl ~ *WALK TO BEACH* pvt beach It r :er. $30()..$350 2 Bednn lob/pelt ••••.. tlOO . . . ·•?s, ,...,..,.,, sq t. tns. nwl,y pntd.
Comp. redecorated inside &: wk. Also lge 2 br apt. trplc, 2 Bedrm stm·e tttrig dishwshr. Sehl, ithoppu.-. Gar. $425/mo la. 541)...7573
0\11. 3 BR, 2 ba home. New Jge sundeck . .$225 wk. ' • frwy. S290 mo. s.n~ ·I========= shag cpts throughout, drps 213/ Tlf -5-3427 or lots&:: pets .......... ,.$1()5 531-6.541 H • h
hv m1 & dln nn, frplc, TI</til' ~. 3 Bedrm, Costa Mesa .. .$15.'i ~""'-"----~~-unt1ngton Be•c 3400 ~~ • D~-"--1 M ,,., l BR houM!, newly decor,
$ $19 900 kit bltns, lge 2 car garage, 77, ~.--.--.,----.-...--,., ~'"• ...,... a tJa •• LEASE ,..._ __ , 2 BR horn ' >tu-h mu"h mor• ,, __ _, Lido Bliyfront-2 Pools \Ve have o\ier ~ rufn &: un. m Pets, $160 mo. S50 clean : ... ..,..om t,
With low low dn ... '" ......., .. cu _, ttt. Ref ......,'d. l!J!H Pomona lge encl yards, ''"asher/dry, possession, $33.sOo, h y Kilchenellte suites & rooms tum ap!s available 1'\Q\V! .... .., & ASSUME owner 492--6346 or 49U508 by day, week or month. STAR*LET 547..()063 Ave. stove, ttfrig &. soft water.
. LIDO SHORES HOTEL 2 BR. 1 -hild ,vclcorn<. No Older child ok. no petii. 51/4% VA NORTH San DieKO Co. -" $225 water le tra8h paid.
Sin Juan 611 Lkk> Park Dr NB 673-8800 Beautltul custom.bu l 11 ~: mo. 1980 Wallace. ~2325, 20021 Moontide
loan on this 3 Bedrm, fixer-C•pistrano 1720 WEEKLY Rentals. 1-2 Br. adobe over-looking ___ Cir.
upper. Extra large lot, fast -From SlOO. Near Beach &: FaJ!brocik Country Qi.lb. 3 1 BDRM. Bltn kitchen.IH'"u"NTI="N=c=ro=N~"H-a-,7b-0-,-,,
posseiislon? COMP. tum or unturn 3 BR Bay' <l) 683-82·17 wknds br, 3 ba, all appliances. Carpets &. drapes. L&undry newer home 4 Bedrms 2 MARINER REAL TY 2 BA, fully air cond. pool. Mn. ' $400 mo. on year leaae. room. Gara&:"· .673.-2918.. -'-·,·! bathii. Lease • .t'tse
842-5541 Eves: 968-4377 \\'W consider lease--option. ------=--TI-4/728-9129 or 213-76"J.8839. ----"""'"
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c.--..... ,_ ocean, bay & shop g. 2 BR. ·"DOLL HOUSE" -----NEW HOME 1 FOR LEASE
Joan, continental town hse. RENTALS $100-$150 wkly, Avail mo. Dana Point, cpts, drps bltns, FOR LEASE. The RluUs. 2 story, 10 nns. S350 mo.
3 bdr., 1~ ba., fireplace, Houses Furnished 61a-5810. charming, S2Ta, wide qcean 301 Esperanza. Trina model. 5.Wl'T70. Very near beach range/oven , refr\i.. _.:,C.,,:;;7'o=~~~-.,.,-view. 496-2002, adults. no car'P'ls, drapes, large pool Rentals io Sh•rt 2005 LIDO, LINDA Isle. Bayside Be1t Back Bay View . 3 BR. &: Edison High in quiet
& play area. Brookh11nt & Dr. &: Penin. waterfronts pels. 2~~ BA. Drpa, cpl.II, .$475 a~a. 2 children welcome.
Ad "500 d l l"" l\tAN "·ith young son \viii oU-water Lido homes SHiO • LRG 3 BR Apt. etec mo. Ad'ullJ. No pets . LEASE • ~.. 4 BR ams . .,.,, own, ...,, Blll G _.. Rltr 642-1620 & \\1r pd. Palio, R/0, ... .,....... ...,I' mo., INCLUDES Prin., ihare their 3 bedroom home nJuuy 64~2068 · Deluxe home. SUnken LR.
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a new way to live in
Newport Beach
l fs _!un, fine neighbors ·ind 11rtstige living,
all in OD!'Aluxuriou1 packase. That's Oal:-. ·
'vood Card8n Ap1?tment1 in. Nev.-poft
llP.ach, just minules·ftom Balboa's Bay and
beaches.:
There's a 1/t million dollar Clubbousr. \Vith
.party room,·billiards room, indoor golf driv·
ing range,·men's ind \vomen's health r:lubs,
s aunas, tehnis court s, resident tennis. p ro
nnd ·p~ ·shop, and Oll'Dlpic size pool .All
1his, 1nd' much more, just steps from yo\lr
profession1:~ly .decorated apartment. P<11:lt.
,\.ilh ,private ·balcony/palios. Air condit '.1)1:-
ln~ifireplaces optional.
Oakwood G1rden Aparlmenl•
On 16th Street bttweel\ Irvine Uld Dover Dr.
!71tj Gt:?"-8170.
Splci•u• •hltlO, 1 • 2 a.illroon11uit11. F1W1i1lied or
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FINDERS
South Bay Club Is a whole Hundredl ot Apartments
,new way of Ille detiped Llall!d Now
jult tor 1lnale peoplt. It's Call 642""465'
tun living with warm, dy. "l'!'~~'!"!'~~!'!'!'!'!!!!'!'I
namic neighbora. 1t'1 a CHATEAU LAPOINTE
S7S0,000 Clubhouse w I t h Lovely 2 Br furn apt. PooJ,
health club, 1auna1, 1wlm-carporr, walk to abop'e.
ming pool, party room, bil-Adults, no pet.I nso.
llanh1, indoor goll driving I!Ml Pomona. C.M •
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1hop and resident tennis pro
Single, l It 2 Bedroom Jwr-
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RENTS FROM
$150 to $350
NEWPORT BEACH
890 Irvin e Ave.
hvine & I bth
( 7141 645-0550
SOUTH BAY CLUB
APARTMENTS • • •
Cost• Mtsa 4100 * SUNNY * * ACRES * * Motel·Apts. * Studio & I llodr-..1
LOW RATES
Day, Week O!' Month e Color TV
• Pool &: Phone Strv 1nc1 e Maid Service avail
1 Si&nal So. ot 0.C.
F8"'rounda
2376 Newport Blvd.
543-8!55
EXCELLENT area. £.tide,
Freshly painted. 1 BR.
W/W cpts, etc. Sll5 mo.
545-11117
~ E' MAR ,..,.,,.. re(rlg. Family "'elcome. Jnt., Taxes, Ins., complete, •. Straight. 546-2160 CORONA D ... . ...v•· Bkr. 534-6980 * 1 yr old-3 BR, 2 BA, F?rmal d i n, rm . Live where ihe fun isl * LRC l BR in fourpiex,
call collect (213) 374-5190. TAGE, main beach. Sips ram rm, din rm, crpt&, 805-96.>9697 gar, quiet area, Sl.30. Call
N.•a.r N~ 4 Bedroom Newport ~each 2200 ~~-wk. 217 Heliotrope $125 • 2 BR CottaJ::('. conv. drps, dbl pr, kkls It l 2·'-'-'B~R~.-,-.,,-.. -. -.~.,,.-.-,~,--~ REMARKABLY .,"'.., .. ;;',-'~17=--:-.--==---=-"'
Buill·tns, di&hwuher, car· ll'ATERFRONT~BR&den B~;_:~:~.~~:.ts, &f;,.QUl pet ok. SoiOO mo. Yrly lse. yard, ga~. Pets, kkl& ok. UNBEIJEVABL.Y 2 BR $150. 1 Br $125. Poot
pets drapes 2 bath!! big ~ d 'ON The water Balboa Isl . Avail Sept~ 644-5856. $145. 2418 England St. EXTRAORDINARILY Adults. Spec. tde&I for
yard $29.950. 'take ove; G.I. ~ ~~hr ~l.lcdw I~ r \v1:i:r· Boat dock. 3 BR. furn. Avail f160 ~ NICE 2 Br. gar, yrd ** VACANT ** 2 BR near park. Wlw cpl, BEAtmFUL CBl\Cllb. ~ 1993 Church,
loan .$JCOJ dn will handJe. s."' ini N: . . T/18-Sn -$225 \\'k. 8/1· for chldm. Nr. achl E Blull ••~ 3 BR Pool. drp11, for appt aft~ 6. no V•I D'IHro Gar•-n Aptt ~rtesy Reaity 962-7751 3513 F ey, . 8/3().$250 wk. 6ia-6'137 Blue Beacon, Bkr. 64&-0111 Cl. <•'d<~.'.altor, , pet•. 213: 339-788'2 Pu--n. wa~ It SMALL 1 br. turn apt 1or'
OCEAN front-All new 2• hr, SUMMER Rental apt, 1leeJM1 •• '""67~ LOVELY 4 Br, 2 Ba. Conv. !dream, flo;en everywbere, older Jlft'IOn. Aft util. Jl&kl,
Fov"t.I" V.11.y 1410 built-ins, bar, decorator 4 On Baylront nr Lido C M •ioo •-• 1120 + "le••-up •·-• furnif;hed 714/&ffi.1234. ~·e. 613 36th st. 673-4296 osta ••• .. 2 BDRM 2 Ba townhoullf! loc. lmmed. occ. ot4YJ Free 4-~' por>l, rec. room, billlard1J, 2335 Eide; • ....-.... ...,... ..
Pool , : ·1 1 , · water, truh. IM. 968-6215. BBQ's. Sauna, tum.-unfurn, =-,,,-..,.-=,.,..,--,--,-,-
Lido Isle 2351 I BALBOA JSLA.~D • Attr. 2 BR. Unlurn. Adul!J only, · a.cue or ease op.. ·--l A 2 Br. aJm Singlet bum NR Waatclitt·l br, bachelar.
1 Br apt. 1pls 4. July 00 pets. Reis req'd. S13.'J OWNER M4-G488 Fountain Valley 3410 $135. See U! 2000 Panona Htd pool, util pd. Mat\ln POOLITIS
15x34 healed/filtered LOVELY Lido I.sit'! 3 Aug. avall. 673-1503 mo. + S50 dql. 64&-5637. ~'J'.EVER you need , Rd., 64U670. Between Har-lady only. $115. 5'8-8051,
Bedr:oom home for lea&e. 2278 Placentia you'll find, ti you read: -3 BR condo -11,) ba, new borANewport.JBlkN.l9th MERIµMAC WOODS lll!W 4 BMrm. 2 bath, many extras
Best ma .. Be111 Price!
HAFFOAL REAL TY
1142Mll5
Available July 16 to Sept. PIL01 . ..;~~W=ANT==.AD=S=! ;&1;2-5<1;:',-=:Sa:tw<~;~""'-=D=lME-==·i;·=LINES=='::..::Dal=:::ly=P'=Uoo"=t;iCl;:•;;"=lll:::<d==Ad&=; I cptl, drps, dshWlhr, dbl luxury W Bl,t, air-o:ind
"· .,..,__. -pr, '"'"'" $220 mo • .i,.,. •ALM 11n-1· •'"" ·~ .. ~ -_. ~ • ..;. ~========''•I Goner•I 3000 General 3000Ceneril 3000 l!lt' No pets,~ aft r; •M Arl'll '._,,."'1'"'macwq,,,__ -l """"'-"--~---'--""'""--""---1--~--'-"'~--~~---[6:30 I
0 _S.._·C~laJ""'l~5J~OJ""'"~"",..--I Huntlngt~ Beach 2400 * SUS CASITil
S1nta Ana Hgt1. 1630 , ~ 4 er. 2 'ba, bltns, covered I BR FURN $149.50 Adultt
Lois Evans C.11\1 "0 .!) ..._ l .;.. f) "C. ~Q.t patio. S260 mo .• lat I: lut. Bachelor It 2 BR avaJJ . :rum. 1 BR. AJ>ll.
POOL HOME
~703 Markaold \:)\!:;) 1-'-"t.J ~). ~fP(/•p \ 642-22&1. mo.Imo, OK only, m pets. 2llO Newport
Corona def Mar e POOL Blvd., C.M. * 6C-9286•
3 Bedrm. hwd Ooon, 16 x 34
Anthony pool, all on large
65' x 135' Jot. Priced at the
GI appraiaa.I $25,500. Vets no
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FULLER REAL TY
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ORANGE COUNTY
FAIR & EXPOSITION
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* $33,500 *. Wal• ., ,_,b, Xlnt '""" L..,.,. Bo.ch 2705 * $35,900 * , _:.;,.,.;;,..,;;.,;.;;,:..._~
4 BR, -euy OR ll':asco Summer rent.alt avallablt: * $3l,500 * e I BR $175 ..,k.
Near Bt:ach ·-Low down • 2 BR• den $775 week.
PLACE REAL'l"Y 494.9704 .t!M.-2SlO or 8Tl..ooTS
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exclusl\'e north ~nd home Phone ~t161 Elden C.M.
\ with whitn-ater view on "::Z=:::===:=:z::I ----~~-,_-,, trec-1\ned atreet. Walk to • Neat, comforlA.bl.y tum. 1
""" .. '"' mo. 49<--0040 "'"'-m $"•.so Wk. er w/pr, 1110. Back .... nv ..., area. 280 Del Mar. GE 1-9561 3 BR. New home. View! ~ 1165/mo, • •• ...-. Sin-·-Month ._,._,. SUS rum. Bach. w/uUL _... &le Apts. Complete makl F -"· -~, PL.ACE. REALTY 494-910( Rrlict, hOulM!wattt, linens, Adul!J only, ai1v"'W .,,..
, all utll., heated poaL. Wilaon arta, 54s.-05Z2
C1plttrano Beach i11» VILLAGE INN 2 BR turn in fAmlly teetioni
4 BLOCKS from Octan. New Lacuna Stach .C-9436 Poo!. Naw.u P1.lm.1, lTT g
:t Br. ram rm, din nn,
crptt, drpJ1, bitna. $285 lse.
Refs. m.-6677, 774-1465
BALBOA INN 22nd St. JM2..3645
&Ibo& 675-8740 SMAU. Studio Apt. SUXI mo.
RENTALS
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Wida Selocdon
llOUOAY PLAZA 100% P UROlASE OPJ'ION
DELUXE, 1P11;doul 1 Bdrm. 24 hr. Drllve:ry
F\Jrn apt. $135. Plus uW. cu.tom Fu.rnlture RtntaJ
Healed pool, Ample P&tk-517 W. l!lth, CM. 548-3481
inai. No children • no peta, 1568 W Lincoln, Anhm 174-7.llOO
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'"' ~•rel•-'--'* , ~'!~rt Buch _•'!!!' Huntlntten lluch'4400 COii• MoH 5100 Hunt!.,.... IMdi -Hunt'""'"' INch 5400 R ... •<• Wonted
1 GR. Ocean Ii bay vie.,...
Upstairs :;.:llttlle a pt .
Betll'etn N<'ll'JIC>l'l k 8b.lboa.
1 11dult. Reu. to rl:rht
party, i\1ust be perm..ne11t.
Box Pl09. Daily Pilot.
OCEA~'FRONT • 2 brm.
tum. upl>f~r'Uf. Yearl,Y
·' lease, $273 mo. 6~43
FURN 1 BR apt on cha~
Adults an.I)' t am rloe. \'rly
rental. $21i mo. 675-0T<J3
• WJ.NTER. RENTAL.1' 9
Rent NO\V fot Sept.!
Abbe,Y Realty 6-t2·38Jl
Newpart Hgt1. 4210
ATT: ftlW>•lyvoedl, nne bdrm.
•Pl., $133 a niO .. wkh Qpllott
to bizy brand nt'w turn 1
blk. m>m Ocff.n, closed
PJ'l.,-.e.~
470$
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FAIRWAY
VILLA APTS.
WANTED -2 ot 3 bl-cpt
oa· houae. Oc:n.n front kle.
THE Hll'ffl UID£R y, 1'.,.. Call Stu or Tom 1a LN1 w)t<b'a g...(j,, 644-4161
•iScotUsh Treal1
' ,.g Btt by Sept t, ytarly,
16161 P•rk1W. Ln. nr scftoob. up to M.JO mo.
Pli\•ate p;,i,tlu, pool • lucllv. Mtr. 142-IMt Bo.<t AJ.1091 Daib PUot
laundly fac,
5 Store., UJ0,000 .... \V.
19th st Bethel To~ <m'-
ner. $tJ..17$8 A&f,
INDUSJ'RJAL Bide. for Ilse.
6800 sq. ft. MT W. 16th
N.B. (fn Relr) ft3..Z51.
1 BOR.,1, or unfurn. ~-blk N"IU' Ora.na:e Co. Airport "-SJNGLE Doctor> 1~S furn
iton1 11hop'a a: bch. Lndry UCJ. Adu.Ill Ol\l¥. •1~',':fw~ 011 ~by Aua. M.1 SHOPS
facil, Adults only. $175 nJO. San Dlt>:o f)v.·y to a. ·• Pl)' to-· 644-m5 49-~ ·-SS0-4237. ~12:1 Santa Ana Ave. Brach Bl\•d, 4 blk1 e LANDLORDS-.-c:a.A= :: ri:h 11ql: ft~ ~
RENTALS lltgr, ?!Jn. Juach.lni. Apt 3-J\ So. to ttolt, \V. on t'REE RENTA.L SER VIC!: 1> ha 19 pG\\'Cr t: , heal. Wh•ddya Want? Whaddya Get?
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Apts. Unlurnl"'w HARIOR GREENS Holt 1 blk. · "'°"""""""' St...,1, "~" 673-G!OO_ SPECIAL CLASSIFICATION FOR ~.nn 1,t NATURAL BORN SWAPPERS General 5000 Ul'.n.U~ It STUDIO APTS ~ Reom fo R t SttS L S
2100 Ptlt "' C.N • . DO • S Lints -5 times -5 ~kt NE\V 1, 2. 3 Bednns. tJl .... .,,.,...0 enott iQI, · "l\lodern Sp•nJsh " +UBLE 'Rm., kitdw!n prlvs M•9njflcent OCEAN 11:u1.•1 -.t.o Must 1Mc1.u~
--"""' I,~' BR'•. from $110. lA nu1NTA HERMOSA f. • , on ... 6100 P•<l•I R•••
bll111 cpt/drp. pr. Nr So '"""""1 ' .,., ++ in~·t bon1e, Near VIEW L M 1-w"' reu "'""' lt'ff•. '-WIMI 1W w1M 111 """
CLEAN 1 or 2 BR. Adu!•· Coaat P1ua ~40·1'973, '2 BR,·J \i Ba "~.-Cp"d-. 16211 P•rktklt Ln. F•irvie1v A Bak~r. o .. l"k • 1--'TO\ttl ........ •M/tr •H •tH. ~ 1111" M "'""'11""-" -., ... ....... LY • 102·,,,...20· Laguna ee.ctt wJ ~OTMtNO l'Olt !AL• -'flt.t.O•• OHi.Ti
no pets. Lr; kit. $135-;150. ft.1>2321 • ·• pa&; pool, b!tllS. SencllU '""'' 147-5441 or mo. \V.wJa.ys aft 6:00 1t.rtt1 tmpro\'emfflll under To Plotca Your Trotder'a Parffbe A.fl
2421 E. 16th St. NB 646-1801, l\.anor Ap~. 132:i Placentia FURNISHED MODELS NOW OPEN pm, ~10&1. v.·a.>·. Adj, :n· Jots sellln; PHONE '42·5671
Cost• Mes• 5100 54&-2682. Al.k about -.. dl"-Lush landscaping. cabana, covered court· ~tATURED --ntieman.corn. ''°'' "ooo ..... -ooo.
Coron• del Mar 4250 ------count. """' >r Lards, swllten swim'g pools, BBQ's & foun· bo. ~nn1Ll'"v rni, pi;v a1ubnlit""' dn. AM>~ _,Bkr l\It .. Chalet, Crt'&tlinr . Sc. AMPllIBIOUS CAR A.J
---am· s bath· 1n prlv horn• 118. 497_,~0 -1.1.J!Yln · • l\lo1·u:i:. F'abull.IWI \'\V Lake ro11d. F'Ull, fishing or sbow.
BACHELOR e Bri.::ht I:. DELUA'E 1 Ir' 2 BR. BJtn ' N k ' '"· ......., • '"" "".i. C'\'t'!, Greifll')'. ss:i,000, TnJ r.q, Jn~ prop, 26 lit.fl.G. f1800
Airy,• All util pd, Quite. 11tove & d.eh\\'hr, pool, encl "THE ULTIMATE IN APTS" ~~prh·I. $SJ mo. Eves * $5,500 * $20.\I toe prop, N..8., CcL\I, \•aluti · for ttt, prop • T •54~2266 • Ne\v 1•2 Blt., 2 BA .. turn ~ie. all utll pd, rrom l BR's-From $1:>0 2 BR's-From $17()..$175 ---.-. Vicw-Le\"fl lo~. EZ ttm111 1714} 642-3339 ~SSSG G-'2-0090, 5'18-.$869,
---·~ Batlioa lsl•nd 0.55
* LITTLE ISLAND *
On tht' bay. 2 BR., f11rn.
2nd ltalf or July -$230
l\lonth or Au,:Wlt -$600
6/B REALTY 67:i-3000
~1-~ton ~~·ch~
R•ed Thomas
616 Allvlew Place
Laguna Beach
You Rte the \\'innl'r ol
2 tickets to the
ORANGE COUNTY
FAIR & EXPOSITION
nt 11\1'
ORANGE COUNTY
FAIRGROUNDS
July 14 -19
Please call 642-5678. e:-;t, :29
bern·cen 9 and 1 Pi\1 to claim
your tickets. (l\'01·1h County
toll-free nuniber i.~ 541).1220)
1 Br. L'Olldominiuin-nietly
fumlshl'd. Encloaed patio.
$150. 962-95611.
., \\' ALK to BeRch, 2
Adults. 1\(1 JM'~.
219 13th St., No. 7
BR.
or unrurn, alr.cond. stlf SI3:i Sl7G. Chitdrt'n \\"C\ro1ue. All utll. Incl. Furn & Unfurn. ~ 0~1nlt -n.·ith ba~h. ~I PLACE ~EALTY . 4S.h'l1CM +I' Houseboa; &/Qr · 32. Piiiii\" Desert, 'f Sh ad <I w
clean 01'en, beam ceUln<. 2U \\'. \Vilson. No ·I .-. ... ----· ------· ... 1-~·~ .. nci.nt on)'. • 2969 !5o t"'oast •h\\'''"' dsh\\T, priv i:-ar, elevators, 5. ;>t.S-7'10,;), East Bluff 5242 1 Huntington Buch SCOO mo. 6-~ -. ~ hvio llCl't'IV C1·is Crufl :\lountain . ~ br, 2 be. pool,
ttwrapy + i;:~·im POOi•. 2 BR,unt neiv dtt t -· _ •..• --.. ~, .-·FURN. Room fo r relined A -BOTil lull equip ik x1t1l ~Urnl:;h1..'Cl.Trndt-fl)rsmaJJ.
BSQ's, saunas, clubhom~ drna, E~I palyt•~-· s'::'!'c· PRESTIGE LOCATION 2 BR Duplex. clot:l' IO beuchl pel'90n, Nel\'J)()l1 art'a. er~•·~-6200 cond. •-On boat?'.' <lv11 71·1/ 1"1' l~. ConWnliniun1 apt,
Adu1ts. Fl'om $140. Just ·..-""'• ..,.. · F t tie d J 18SS f & do t Crpt • dr!)S e 61:l-:i697 TJ7-00.1l, f'l'<'S 71V636-J03t 1'0.e;, Equity $30,COO. G44-2Zi5 East of 2GOO llarbor near imd£, Adults only. $1<SO iuo. o1· ea . ' e u,.,.e sq. I. ",, ~1vn. ~ :· , -----•---N ...... S • Nabf.ra Cadillac at 42;:s 2283 Jo'ountaln \Vay E. 4 DR, 2}= B;\ apt, ~)·pie: i.tove. S14a n'°. ;lJG-3.i(ll . , •$15 PER \\'eek -_ up 81t,Wrry Pl'Jl1I$ Back Bay chai·n1ffi<: CW1lo111 \\'Ul tlutle <I BR, 2 EA home
l\Ierrlmac \Vay. 545.6300 (Harbor, IW'l'I \\i. on \Vil.son) dral)f's. crpts, l\'tt bat, pn Sa An 5'20 1Y/kitchen. SJ:, per \\'eek-up bh 4 BR house + pool, 111 C.~J. for suitable com.
BA y ~fEADO\V APTS. $lG9.50 NE\V 2 Br Duplex. ba.loonles, dbl pr oU kitchen _ nta a _ _ J.pts. tllOTEL . .J-lS-97J,j Silv•r Vall•y ~.9.Xl cql, ~: Duplex: rc$idcnlial In N.B. or C.l\f.
N .,. 1 BR fl 0 , _ lo dsh\\'lu', dbl OYen. Pool. Conv -------* \\'oultln't >•u l'"o , .. u, 'O'i. pl.c' ".'· •. _ Harbol" H1 s :ooo equity w/assuniabJe e11· exc1 ing , .,,,4, .... ., pat , frplc, beani cell· 1 .. ,hop'•''''' & ,-,·.•-•!~" VILLA u•RSElllES e r.oo:i.1 tm· lady "''ilh "' " Id 61 9 -Bl 2 Brt, •1G..i. Bean1 ,...il!n"". ;-rp•· d bit u .. ' .. ""'" """ o1.vn hld,c-a·ll"""?. _",".'".''·. ~. '= __ ,1·.__ Jo'tlA loan. Skr. 5'16-0814. ~ ...... ...,~ ..... c .... rps, ns, i:;ar. Only .,,. mo. kitchen p1··i"_ile1;_<-,."· -_ _
\\'ood pan '!g, shag rrp~. Adults only, 110 pets. Refs, .,..._ , .. ,,:::'\V•o, NB BRAND NEW Glj..SUj j * \\'ouJdut )'OU hke yoor,41 l 111n \hcsel hou:.cboo.t, P1hne J Store t..'On11nel't'ial,
priY. patio, st1n'le '''' frplcs ~ Santa An.'.l Av c. """' "<o-~ SPACIOUS 0.1'11 lal<l'! clc-..t·, ~G.000 1·alu,•. F'On Ctll, Owner Ot't'gon bound.
Pool. sand volley ball crt, !MS-~72 or 613--0.X; ~. l'IC..'l;l door 8s:i Anli.."OI. 1 & 2 Bdrm. Apts. f p .1:ftAA Cuy ;, ACRl·:S, 81·ai1nblt-l~tr~. unit, of ? No out ll~dc for vac land. 1~ili car.
bid l t bl • --~ hlaM,,,~ tty i ..a..I Lt I nco~e .. .!!~rfy llnnAI In ub-<I' · · 1 · f "' J~c :. poo a es, P14t-D~LUXE 14'1: 3 81', 2 Ba, \\'1WA1'I \VALTERS CO. Auv t v ng 8 h 'L'\JOn -I Us ca n o :.. ... tc Pt'tlpC1·1y, ry 1st TD, Call ~l;).842-1. !in~ A1-cen. Adults. no Pf:!fJ. bl tns, (fU!el IU't'!a.. Adults __ ___ Furn. A Unfurn. F'lflS'r OUerin.:;, just 001npl niake your drea111 t'Olllt"I Call 114: 67l-lll4 Soolh Ca<tst Real t:statc
387 \V. Say. 00l'O Home $1!10. 228,j }'Ord.ham or: • r .. ew DELUXE • 1Jl!tt:\\'a:5har. oolOI coordlntl· 4-plc:.: 11 B, Ck>t:ic 10. Hur11· h'\ll"!!! \~·hat IU'C )OU 11·aitir.; ,. "* * * * *
12-T pn1 daily. 64&-0073, ~. 3 BR, 2 BA Apt for least'. ed aprhaOOIM! . plush shqt .t~ ;rt l:d o\\ncr advan~es' for'.': •. .. "!IJ~!!J!!~'!!!ll!!!l[!!l!!!l!!!!l!l!!!!~~!'!"!~!'!!~~!!!•I J
QUIET ADULT LIVTh'G *DELUXE 1 & 2 BR Garden Incl spac, n1aster suitt', din cupet . choice or i coloi s:;o.a:io: SJ J,000 tlo1\•n. 200 M.an·n1adc J:i.l.;N inl ~ --SS NN0-1 .~ 2 BR':;, Sh .. crpl•, cm & d"I "'''""'· ,,,~ doot• "· 1 _,. \raUY :\k.'Coy ti7;;..0J16 1 Al'<'a fll·h r:iisU•"' fi"hhl" 6 SINE 11ncl J A UNCEMENTS Apts. Blt·ins, p1•lv. palio, u '" ...,,, •v scheines -l .,..tis · 11....,1 ·.' ' · · ""' " •· FINANCIAL d NOTICES
$150 & 70 · heated pool, fl'PIC. Adullli. "'" •<> _ _ _ __ _ hltns. pool , beaut, lndscpd. opener avail. Pool & R&·. ,..,.,ve-. inlrroi"td ward·[ -IJ.~~111<'.__ _ l'.1-1lcr t k.1111;. s11•in11ni11;::--I ~ ----__
· Sl n'°. incl all $l4amo, 5-is.5.1£J area. robe doors. lnllittct U:ht· CUS"fO:\l 6 unit~ • prin1e ell'. cti·. . , Busines• Found IFrff Ad!I ._
util. 211 A1·ocado St. ~-~-----e FnOt1! S2G:-i e in;.:: bi kltche~. tireaKful Joe. °'1·nel's 4 Br. dt"n, l l.ocat1'tl !.~ nul<'S !-., or, O~rortunities '300 --·-------·!
&IS-09_79.__ __ Gr•cioua Adult LIVing SU:, A111igos \\'ay, NB bar . huge prlvv.te fenced Ba + 5 h-g studios: fp.lc.."S, E1u"a>to11· -f1<!l!11 :iy all tl"IC' -''" _ -· YOUNG, male. black, Joni.
VILLA MESA APTS. 2 BR. \l'/11• cpt:;, drps, blt.1 ·'huiaged by patio. plush !•uiui;capini:. patios. Net $198,JOO. Ch1·acr \l'll.,V fron1 01·:1n:;e Cou111y, 0!1.\XGI:: JlllJLTS e)CCCllcnt haired do.: 1r/some \\'bite.
2 Bit. Priv patio. Hid pOOJ, R/O, :;pir 11trcse, frplc. :;.4:_. \\'JLLIA:\I \\'ALTERS CO, bl'ick Bar-B·Q's. lara:e heal-67;).5033. s1.11ot:·U.·.x-. n1;:r\'!'h.1~:; tliyl loc:.:.lioa. Nl'':. ~t:!.000 IC'l'l'llS Found l'ic. Irvine 6
2 car encl'd 1:ar. Chikb-en I::. 18th. 557-0082. $190, LOVELY Bay Vieiv 2-8;, ed pools & lanai. * NEW 6-UNIT * air. t:o.xl l~r.1ll(k1• llllHL".!s l. to ~ni!. C1tl l v ,\N at TIJE Palisades. Plf: ~"8---9405
'''elcomc, m l'lf'ls please! RESPONSIBLE Couple for To11·11hou~· apt. Patio, :! 3101 So. Bristol St. e y Buildei·. Near oc<'an, 11.B. r.llK:h" 11.c:11 11Y ~uln;:,; on In 1.:.1:.\L_ ~ ~ T .\ 'f i-; 1:s Found-!o~emale-t~rtoi!f' ~U
$16a n'°. 719 \V, \Vlliron. la.rgt 2 BR apt, Newly tlt-t'. baths. Crpts, drps. Osh\l'hr. (~, "11. N. ol So. Col' ·t Pl~ul Also, new 8 unit & 4 unit. lht a~a, .,'(),,J llrlir 1" 1,111Y h . ..-11,1 kitten, Santago.Dover Shotts
646-1251. 2 patios $16:>. 413 F'ol'd Rd. Pool. Nr. Fashion Isl & Santa AM . 847-3957. ~nd. ~~t , ~tiu·tl'"'. ~u-~ 1.'. 1 11 ~·~:.'.1: :"l'Ju':.l £1'-0J ··l:•:•.f NE 6!6..~'81 C~f6t&-6832. ina1'kct. $240 ino, 6-1-1-j2!}8 PHONE : 557-1200 0C --N 0-T-iaoch )OU\<' ah1 .1y~ i ... i.1 ,, li.·:~:,-h Pr.::1. N .~~. FOUND:boy--:S bikr:--p!:-,,. 2 Eedroon1 Apa1·1n1e11t, bl!in
ran;t'/O\'en & re!ri:era.1or.
Carpct~ an<I tlraocs. Sm.
W•lls-McCardl•, Rltr1 .
181{' Ne"·port Blvd., C1fl.1.
518-7129 E~·es. &«.otM
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3 BR. 2 Ba. l'hild1"t'n IJ:? Bit 2 ba &: puwtlcr l'OOn'I, ---CS:-----_zs lj Unit.$, $1$.[0l, Xlnt ltmlS l\'ay. I -" -·· ' . :-~·' -... wl l'ilx' .•. -·-I k up, 11134 F:I Camino Dr. fl'pl, 1>pcc cpt, patio, kar $U:>-Lrg chL-erfu1 1 BR. apt. PLACE RF.AL TI' -49-t.S704 CALl.. O\\'NER • i&.-TlO 3'1 11 .. S. 11,, &. $SI):) <"I'; lo; .1.G-16iO
Go by & then call j l.J--3868 ~a1-. l yr lsf'. AY11il in'ln1£'d, Ct·pt~. drps. bllns. tncl i::a.r. __ anyllmc ' ' I S~ll3.IO n10, \\'on1c·10!{. \'.TH(' FOU N''-t"'' •·•bb·,,-y-;:--10~ 01' ""~ P~·--. !?·•-1'•? -J\~n 611--"'92 1 c\uld ok. tNr. schlsl. 2230 . n nil -Pi l ""' • 100: • .... . ... "''-' 1
,,.,....,.,,.... .,,,...J, ,,..~ or · ..... s. Center St, S.A. Nr. Bu1lne11 Property 6050 P.S. Laq;:er pa1'l.1:1ls al:;ol ~ __ > _01 ""'"" "1-1_· -1 ,t, Tu•·tin. Cl>lit<l :\l~sa.
2 BR. amonc pines on cul-dc-evl's. . • -----· -·--availa.blo! ! ·-li l:!-107!1
sac. Crpts, drps, GE kltch. TNllSE: £-BR-21~ ba, !pl, \\amer. 5'1:;..-0989. C-2 lot. SO ~ 200 \\ith 2 _ 1 Bu!~tll Wanted 6305 S.\IAiL-,7,hi~.71,-.~--ciiJiO
encl gar, nr bu!I. $1~:-i. patio, cnl' gar, 7~ Ami~ GR house on rear, near 5 AC~eve1,...._.1 , Lak ""•
Ail I" •t 12' E ~ ' E 1-11 ~ 6'" A,.,.~ ..,....... . e BUY or l.c:1sc s 111:i 11 itlentl!y. u ia " 11'· at ., . .wth \Vy, Apt j, $300. 61:hl033. Laguna Be•ch .5705 · 4
1 " \J'\\'lier. ....-....;o.;i, a1skure11 a.pp~. llunt. f111h bu.~inc•;.:,. l\lvtcl. nl 0 1J i 1 \" • 518-38\J
NE\V 1 & 2 BR, w/w ccpl•. -·.-·"· -. -673--7 13 Ta e over lo •1n ..,,., n10 -~--p '"" DUPLEX 2 l r! -·-·-----· ""'' """ ' honll' p:tr!t. t'l!l:til (r '11·:ii-1•• l f'OlJNO-on-lrv1ile Ave .• 1111 bit ins incl selr clean Corona d\ll Mar 5250 U P.:... • arg 897-8178. ·couple ii•ill ill\'C>·l 10.:;•1 ~I .
O\"ens, patios, ran. :::77 \\'. -·· ~ ·----·--~l'llllS, :;~cious 1
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\Vilson, ?.I~ apt. 1. 518-6900 fn-ep ace, u'Onl pore i. ari;e --------;,i: .. m1 ->Un deck, closed <ara ..... $.\!ALL store Corona del in-; Antelope Valley $3900 Ol' _;i . .=:...~--::.-= ~~~--cc-.,..--1 'BR. N ~t d bl ~ • •" Rldg p= S d Mo 6l"O r.tRL'S bikt' in \'ic. llarboi' w t'\V .... ., s, rps, In<:, n,. "' View of inntn11-pal'UY ocean, l\la1', rent or IMt'. ~Ir. ecrest ~.,.,. mall n. ney to Lo•n " · NO MATTER
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pool. $15.:i. ~2:..E. 17\h Pl. ~r!_ neivly painted, ne\I' w/iv lla.1"tlllcrc 673-7689 01· Tabor, A'1 642-5586 64t;..6682--·--·--· Vieiv School are;1.. Cal\'°
C'fll. &4G-OSS:i • cplJ., W:pg, Ill' •t>kops and ~2-97S1 liA\VAll acrea:;--lor ~ub-1st TD Loan itlcnlify, S-t&-l89:_, ____ ,
NE\\'LY tlcc-Lr;: 2 Br '"' ON 1'EN ACRES hl-tchool. 1 1~; blk to bcl\. COSl'A l\lesa: 600 &q. tt. dlv~n 29 ac .10 100 a('. GOL.0-E~t youtb. ce'tu ~al'. $12:... \Vlr pd. 2116 t I: 2 BP .. Fu1·11 le; Unfurl NO tJo::s. Two 1-ellable office, 600 !!q. It. 1\ilre, 8l'O ·J.WOO per 1.c. up. LiaiM>n gi;,e tNTERf.:sT tennii <.'Ollrts Cd?.1.
Placentia, Apt D. 6:::6-4120 F'ireplaces / priv. patlcs I pN>p\t', LEASE. $19:;, Alter sq. f1. shop. • 0..1·ner Co. tHG--07:12 2 d TD L 673-lO'?l --~c-----
1-8R. ~cii·ly carpeted, Pooh. Tennis. Conl01l'I Bltrst. 6 P~l 4~3727. 646-2CO -----_:;... , n oa n Bll(E In \lie. o( Ba~
drapes, t'lec kitch. ChiWren 900 St'a l.a;;e, CtlN 6t4·~ll -\\'rar your oW .,hors~ ~'TOJ~Jo·t·tct~ Resort Pro.,.rty 620S , '1'11C"a\re, all<"r 6:
ok. Call aft 6, 6.JS-Slj3 tMacArlhW' nr C-oPst H\vy l !\'early . <.'Oinpletctl. Ncil'porl Bch, R'r• Ml fl ----·-~ --Tt'rn1s balled on f!(Julty , 671-3:.\8.1
LRG-2-BR ts d 1 OCEAN VtEW * Er\1\n 67:..1001 ill ~ LAKF: ARRO~'l!EAD e '42-1:171 S45-061 l f'OUND. lrlsh !:ie'-1"'1c-,,_,C.U,-.I
. · ~rp • rps, NE\V 2 &: 3 BR Apls unfut'll. t ,_========= $4500 mO\•ea you into beaut. Servin.,.. Ha!'bor area Zt .,..., ,.,,.1,12 ID -,,, .. 11 •.. child ok 113J + d<"p 22l' (l11C' 1 br, l ba; Oil(' J br, :l1· ,,... .,iv-., .. •:r
• · • w All built-ins. :! blks tron1 4 BR. !I BA lrl-lllvcl ho1ne Sattler Mortg•ge Co.
Collei:-e. Apt 2. &16--0627. OC<'an Al'l'. Blk Ironl bn. $2j() & $000 +Isl & last Qfflc• R•nt•I '°70 IV/ all n1od~rn t'On-"~" E 1711• s1-1 lleCUrity. Se».'t'Y, no pets, :;in ------1 · 1 t!llW> .,,.., • ·~~ Lost QIJ 2 BR a.pis, bltns, cpts, drps, shop'i;:. Yearly lease avail. 11.,_ 6TS.l.:ll9 11 \•en ences, in: _,.,.., \70rl'lh -... N-N-OUN-CIM-ENT$---------
Clean. Jnqulre 1~ "A" 2 BR • $230 pc1· tno. :: ch u.n:n. lllOS y 1 000 s9 FT of l'IC'IV fUl11 « drps. AIJlo "' Steven McNash f
Coriander. &IG-5268. BR -$3.)(} per 1no. 01,'ner-t'ves. ' • • Wlbwhr. di.spl, blln vacuum, and NOTICiS S3U River •-"I. 6'' "'"""' LEJSURE \\'01·ld -New, 2 OUlce space ivith A~I-J"l\I intcl'-<.'On1 in ea. l'ouftd I SR I;: closets, new crpts, """'" ~'"""""""" N 1 Be h d"--(• Ad I ,._ u.wport h•·• br, Cl'PI. dt'p1. 6 nio-1 )I' eii'l)OL' ac a we~ nn. $39,000. Call :>41)..1867 rrM I -AW • "" pool, util pd. $14tl. 1884 ~ .. ly ~ Sq ,., ------'-B Ibo I I nd 5155 lease No pet.s. $21:> ll)(), ro1· un """' . · or ;>iS-6703 eves. t~•~•o • ,,~. •"'' bl•c" ~lonrovia, ~. • ~. ~ .!. . 831)..6811 Carpels & drapes vv" ""' ... "'
SPAC 2 Bl', J~· Ba Studio. OCE>\NF~RONT yeal'ly, 2 BR _ _ Air-<.-onditioninz ON rah'\1·ay • Fallbrook Golf dog 11·/\\hi1c on fa~ 1:
2 Chu.,.,.. o~ N" -t• d I · & I I ,707 Antplo Pa•·kl•'" c :uh • new 3 br. ·' ba, chest. Very frie ndly, Found • w " "' " ": • upper up ex, nr.w paint Laguna Nlgua ., ,. · -n-• I $150, 726 Joann St., 8.M)..-1584. cpl!. 673-jT29 ___ Near lloai:; H08pilal 11.11· .. v.uu, crps, 1 r P ll. at Colony Kitchen, llarbor
"·/ A lnUiCpn:. 011'1"11"1'. $3:9,j()(). £. Ghdtr. Stayin:; • t * LRG 2 &: 3 BR. 2 Baths. -----···---Sl:x> l\IO .• Bae.,., or pt. 439-28:>4 Richfit'ld Station. Ca 11
J•'rplc. bltns, cpts. drps, encl Huntington Beach S400 Sil:> f\lO. -2 Bedrooms YR. A'Round . SAN ~!ORITZ 5.)1-7:18:1
•"··patio. &16-1034 -~---~----PLACE REALTY 4fl.l-97G4 ~~-,-=~ 11oa1E, 6'10 A 11 um ab I e S.\IALL. tc1nale, blk .. brn.
J'.\t\fAC 2 Br. Patio, h'Plc, ON BEACH I San Clement• loan. Sale or trade. & 1vh. doi:;. Part Peke·Pt.
encl gar. Avail 1/U. Adults • ----Bkr.-Olvner 1!4J..-O;HI Do..-.::. Recently had pups,
only, $14j. 646-4159, ~~ • 2 En 1~, BA rno~r $225 2 Bdrm ~'Hh patio Realtot-s BUSINE:r.S •nd
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Flea t choke coll3r. Co1·.
2 BR, ?\.1 patiQ, Cpts. lSth e 2 BR 2 BA FRO~I $260 S14d nlO. 49'2·1971 "Our 2Jith Y•ar l'INANCIAL Nc"'1xir1 Ii Paulartno C.M.
& \\'e11tmlnster area, $125. • 3 BR 2 BA FRO~! $300 or aft 5 P~f 774-3967 In the H1rbor Area" __ 1 Call a ft 6:30. 61~--
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ORANGE COUNTY
FAIR & EXPOSITION " .... ORANGE COUNTY
FAIRGROUNDS
July 14 ·It
Plca11e call 64).j6711 ~~I l2:l
bctl\"ffll 9 and 1 PM to ciam1
your lickcta, (North CQ\lnl:)'
toll·lree 11un1bcr la 54~~) 6'16-6864 ~Ir. Littlehal!s CarP<'lA-<lrapes-dlshwasher RE"L ESTATE 673-4400 Business ~'OUND app1'0:-:. J uly 1 •
2 BR Duplex. Bltna. Oean. heated pool-sauna-tennis "' Onportunltlts 6300 le1 n13lc, \\'hn. & brn.llpt. CoVll~c &IALL champqnc. blonde.
f\tiddlt' aged empt tpl pttl. rec room-oetan viei\·s General Deluxe l ·Rm. ottlce .:::..t 1 og. \\·/ 8 00 lll'. lC dog. Cock·a-poo, rocent.
Reu! Refs. 6~142 patlos-an1ple pa.rkiu.::. --~-·--AAA f\lcsa Dr. Back Bil.)'. Cu.11 llhcarcd. Aflljll'Cl'I 10 Gyf>sy.
2 BR. Unfurn. $135. or part Sectu•lty guards. Rent111 Wanted 5990 Nr. Orange County Airport C.:ANDY ~UPPL\' ti1Zr-1708 !las on rt<! harne11.1 & XU!a
tum. No pet&. \Vlr pd. RJRN. al'\O Avail. -~ ~m~~!~ Ca~~.u '~!:s~ ROUTE K'0E~Y=S7F~,~,~,.-.,-,~,,-cbo-a-,~.,-,.,-lc. coll11.t. fU:'\\'artl. '7"3-;174..
897-4s,,j HUNTINGTON Tle1~ ~~'~:::" 1nusic, air-condllionlfl% « tNo !iC'lling involl't'dl ls;land " Balboa. Inquire I ="'='°=lh=St_' _. N_··~· ---
PACIFIC janitorial service. $12a i\Io. S65ll to $.11j(I al lJ'Ont counter, DaU.v SIAMESE cat (cross blue-
Huntington Be•ch BOB PETrtT. Realtor ca."h Required Pilot. 2211 &lboa. N.B. point " teal point) IJ)&le.
II h '200 711 OCEAN AVE., H.B. e •••"JOI e Inquire about all. E.-.::ccllcnt 1'-UUND: 2 Puppies, I-male Lost in the vie. near Shl.n-Nowport tee ij 11141 •••J•~ I ~ - ---·-....,.,, ...,, You are the 1~ nntr of lnoon1e fo1· a lo\v hours & 1-female 4 approx. 6--3 001\ k Collece C ;M , p~~ -NE\\;PORT • rare Ole. open 10 am-& pm ()ail.y 2 tickets lo the DE·SK SPACE 1,·eek.ly \\'Ol'k IDll)'s I:. Even-\\'kll. old. Vic. Yelk111·stone Re,~:i.nl! Day sti'-9307 ew
tree llvz ovrlkg lht' water. ?.lanqed by ORANGE COUNTY 17875 Beach Blvd. IJllll,, Reflllinc and col· Dr., Costa :\lcsa. 5-10-19-U. ~3708. !
1 pools. 7 tennis ct:>, $1.)t),000 \VJU.tAM "\\'ALTERS CO. lectin,. niofll'y fl"'"'' , ... In FOuNo:L .... C.-Collio. vie or LOST, lm.tan1atic No. t21
Spa. From a to · ---• -un 1ng on eac oµea·atrd dlllpf!llSCl'll 1 n Ne11"port Bll'<l, & 1.Gt h ~t.. camerr1 on bus bel\\'etn 1,,-1450 FAIR " EXPOSITION H ,. I B h ., "" '" I
Bach, l or 2 Br. Also 2 sty 2 BR apt, 1 mile from octan. at the 8,lMl21, Est 276 Ne .. i·port Beach and filr-Co.s1a :\leio;a. Call &: 1t.lentif,Y, Siinta Ana &. Laiunll F ri,
Ta11•nh0u!e•. Elec kit. pri All 00 1 Door, own at~ch. ORANGE COUNTY IW6-::8Tl rt <! 30 7/10. CaU 494-266:.
pat. or bal. SUbtrn prk;, gill' .. Lovely end k>calK>n, FAIRGROUNDS D~SK SPACE round~ ai'f!a. \\'e establiih - -a ___:r_:_~-· -RE'\VARD. I
opt maid &er, cpts, drps. Just like little bOll.~. Cpta. July 14. 19 rout<i. (Handles na1ne brand GRAY ~!ale poodle mix red _ ___ '
Just N. of Fashion tsl at tlrps, bltn1ldsh\1'8!'. S\1·im 222 Forest Avenu' candy antJ anacks l. F'oi· l'Ollar, found vicinity <1( f'ElitA.LE Col l le ,j
J amboree k San Joaqiu'n pool l:. tennis crtl. sm mo, Please call 642-0018, ext. 3Zl .Laguna Beach pcr.iiOnaJ intl!rview In o..r11.ng~. County Airport . 1able/wh1. I'~ )'r (lkl, flM
1-lilli P.d. &"l-l900 lor lea~ 9fi2..8281. courtesy 10 bel\\ttn 9 and I P?.f to ch1in1 Nc .. i·i>0rt Beach al'f'a, send =:;;77=_77o.;;;=·=·--,= collar. Vic 16th & Santa
In: in[o. brokers , your ticket•. (North County1 __ ~...,"...,'~'~"'~~ n&ml", addttu and phone PARAKE1'.'T _ nnilll rolor Ana Ave., C.~I. Sat aftn.
----. ---~NEAR Huntington llarbour loll·frff number is Sj~) DESK SPACE numbcr 10 AfULTI-STATE 11·/blUf' bl1nr\ 011 ltg, &&-l?97
*OPE'NDAitYT.i 1t . New Triple..,.es.ofl~reta. * Young COQPle °'*1s hou1111 )05 No. El Ctmino R•tl DISTRIB\ITING, INC. 1G81 =s; TT11.cl.:, 1''. V' POODLE,.l\linl (nly, wear-1
117 AMIGOS WAY Lrg l lc. 3 BR'•· ah ~r. or apt near Da.ily Pilot in Sen Cl•ment• \Vest Broadw1o1y, Anahein1, ,:,::.,:,::_,~~~~----,-~ in& flea collar &. llctnlM'
2 BR. 2 ba. units, untum. $150. Pet ok. (213) 59).2623 Costa Men. NO bad habits, ot92-«:JI Calif. 92802 (tt4l 778-5060 ll) BLUE S1l'in1 fin, xtrt1. No. 0702 vie: Npt Bell I
Outaide livln~ area.1 •nd or (7141 846-3559. l.ge, Cd~l's Big Beach area. C.f\I. Reward 54s-soo.:>.
doub.legan.,qea, $250 to$300. * 2 BR 1~> ba, patio, pool. <.hlldttn or pet•, and can NE\VPORT Beach Deluxe COIN LAUNDRIES Owner pleai;c Identify.
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644--1617 • 116a mo. A1ora Kai Apts. pay $135/monthly. Own OJflce1. Alr-cOnd. htd. w/ FRIGIDAIRE 615-2411
_ ':J.... furniture and ll'OUld 119 will· priv. ba. :UOO 14\V, Cout JET ACrION 1,;,~='--~~---,,--~..--.. Ea.st of Beach Bl~ 1,; blk l I /• s"·bb · >~UNO • Gold c h 1 rm n:: o rtnova"' a '"" Y Jlwy. Chol Cost ~f I 11000 v GOLD \\Iedallion 2 Br, 2 oil Carlie.Id. dv.l!Jlb\ff. Piea.se c a 11 -"°c:--==·-;--;---Ce a eu. °"· bracelet vie. Coa.~I •lwy &:
Ba $200 Uc. ~ff:l'. -4228 NE'\V l 81'-blk: to beach. $135. 613-1796 and le.ave meuaa::e omCE SUITE: l roomll Jll'r 1\)(1, net, No dn pymt. Dover Or. Chl·ncr plcue
H 11arI11 \Vay, Ph Priv patio-QUIET! Gar. \\ith pleaunt nwther-ln.law, le P"!· r.r .. SjO sq, ft. $115 Alpha Beta center, Santa Ana lderitity. 67~-1
213-981 703.'I di 1 ~"A --------,==-1 "'°· :W8-6771 • Volume launcll'y $39,000 • ---------_ __:__ · S!nglc a Is, ro11p e. ""'~ --~-~-tell~ terms t'OUND • Bro11·n « 11hlt~ ~IAGNIF1CENT \liew. l,o:e 1.Jlh. 536-1319, 67~178-1. NEAR Ne\\tpOrt Post Ofc. 3' ,,;.wnis dl')'Cl'll ~ dog, resembltis B c. i: It.
roon'ls. 2 bdtm du~lex un--2 BEDROO.'.f a p 1. un-ltS f Gl'l!yhound depot, Office loc $8.000 ;~;p . Yello\v l'Opt around neck.
turn, Adults. S27<>. 20U tu:rnilhe<I cl08e 10 :i Pt.I! RENTAL PINDI 16Xl9. $100.$125 lilo., le.at. · OOIN""·~l·ATIC Very h1rndty. sn-4119
11:1• .. •11 Rd ~~ 1-. Elli ho fr•• To L1,.cllerd1 Graham R.et.I' .. 6·16-2414 · 'V 1• ..... · · lhappina. 1.u J. P nc v EQUIPl\fENT. INC. TRJ.C()LOR Bet,&le pur>w.
3 BR. Unfum. Frplc w/w Alar. 142-4121 or 67~329.1 645-0111 DESK tpa.ct S!:i1 ..474 E. 1Tth • · W..i'US ap\m)X t mo's old. Vic.
crptt, drpa. 2 Ba. 4151.C BEACH Apt .. •tudkl, 2 br, 431 W, l""-c_.. M ... St .. C\\1 suite m&. •·M e W~NKLIS •w•y lill•\on V\ejo. 837.-14;»
llUarla \\'Q, NB. 2 Ba + 2 Br, t ba . Adults. musk, air cond. 5(2..3811 RI "' "' A--• o -+-Oe•lrt partntr for a prove-n l<lNG 1ntke. -..on • .. .-........ no pell, 219 15th St., No, 7. Tl~ID OF DEl.UXE 11ult~ •music, air, no1WUr:teat C.ee lift meih'.. \Yllton. Call to ldenli.ly.
lllVINIE 5231 !. SUMMEll RINTElllS? furn. Only 110 '"" u"lqu< od. Looll lb 10 20,.... ~re· !>1&.&1911
;;;:;;__;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,; __ f S12.l. 2 en duplex. f!ntta. P.11o1tun "'OITl•n deal~ Ocean llmt! ~are. 64i.Mll C"r. Phont-!\ft, Choate. 714: i,Bl,;,,;FOCA"",::.L-p-,-,-,-,-, 71 ,--,,tl~o""n
NOW LEASING! Chllrl. pct ok. NI'\¥ paint or Bayfront apt. J.2 81\5, fto0 P.fONTH. on Cout Jlwy., 537.11:i2 or !U9-G820 l.n)'thM. gtaues. San JoeqUin l
18574 Ekacti. ij'jl--i'\32. hl.n1 or unf. Yfly, nt t11. LA.&un1t Stach. Newspaper 0.alerthlp Jan.botff ~-d. ~-N~1.,, family aNI adult unitJ& 2-en \HlrUTn.-o\ip~. Contact P .O. Box 376, Bal· Utilities Included. 4~ 1,.01. L.A. Herl'ld Examiner BICYCLE. CdM'a .Bla Beach
with tol&I ncte11.tlon clu~ bench. Adul~. I l'hlld. $145, botot laland. In Collta !\feta. Be In bu~-•rea. Child pleue Identify ~~~~.lNr~ 1~ 536-1646. su Gevtna, 11.B. nr:~,~~:r. ~~a1:n1~~ C'-om""-_m_•_r,,c_l•_l ___ •_s ne•,. tor ~.nwU, C.Sh de. • brif\it ptU"enl . 67)4111
pfnr, Solt. 11Ch0ol.1. Ju11 SJ40 • 2 BR Trlpltlf, 2 small Approx $3.i mo. \VUI aui1t COSTA lfESA ST R J p Polit ff4'd, Write 8oJc RP, FOUND on O.lboa Pier •
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•-DI F ohlldl'fn. 779"1 N r. w man, ... ~ Lincoln, Anaheim. boy'• jaekt'I. c.JI lo klen-tol.ll 0 .,..11, tlO wy, on H.B. j213l 431-350J \V/Ja-..'TI l\'Ot'k • ma~n-CD.'TY.R. 19% Retutn & ...,.,.
Culver Dr., Irvine, 133-373.1. tent1nce. Dox P 1072. Datly 11pend1.ble: \I.come on $33,000 Openln91 for ) P•oplt .;,1;,;;Jyc;,·,:61'-'~....;,1o;80~--,,...--=
'AltK WIST
APARTMINTS
C>.\!Oed and lifA~ by
Thi h·vl"9 Company
But II· Sell If· Trade It
-l&etk 11 • ll'a alt avAUable
lhru ~\ly Plklt Cla11lflcd
11.d1. P"laci: )'O!Jr ad
now .. call dirl':ct 8-U-6611
Pl.lo! da'ft.ii. If )'Oii \\'l.1nt to \\'Ork -pan KEYS • round Gn Pllt'Ule noo~t. Private b a 1 h , ror lnJormalion CaJl: thnre or Ml time. ~ In. Cout 1111')'. nr, GoldcnJOd.
EmplO)'!<I, ttllned lady. R.eaJonon1k't~ Corp. t'Omfl In four an!&. No nx. 001. 67~tl0 fl\·tt_. __ _
Quiet home. P. o. Box 1761, Commerlcal R.E. ~kt'n lz pcrk'rq necesaaey, Phone CALL 6~S. Charrc YoUr
c:rit. Prooerlt ?tla.nqcl'I su-noo A.\1"6&1, \V•.nl Ad. Get nesulttl
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\VlllTE female whippet.
1ooka like antall Greyboull(f.
Vic Balboa Blvd ' 2>th
St. :>~ after 3P14.,
lleartbl'Oken! ·
LADY Eialn "'atctl, So, Bay
F'r. btwn Co1'0.I Ir. AmeHl)'•!
1/13. Ktt(>SMke Rc1vard.
673-47£,6 ..
I.OST. \ii': NB C'l1· Gardon
Grow. Blk brletc a 1 e ,
Papers, Rew11"d. ~.
6-1+4Eil evet.
KEEPSAKE l'llow aofd link
bracelet between La•
Arenas tennis court and El
Rancho tifarket. 17~1831.
Tmitt. 6 ma, black,
female. V\c: H.B. are•
• 988-2102 •
•·em11le Sltunete Sealpcrint
Vic : Black K"nla:ht .
• Reward! &~>«~
BLUE Boy's Schwim 10
tipet'd, Vic: l-1.8. Hi111
~I. Rt1''1trd. 962~ l
CAT lost: I mo fmale, If'!)'
A whhe: lut tten f"ri, Lido
tile, Rewll\I. t7J-616t. I &!"""" · DIM&-A-UNESI
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PILOT
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Any Item Priced
$50. or Less
(If more thin one lltm, the combintd total
unnet ••ceocl fSO.l
642-5678
YOUlt CUDrT IS GOOD
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lnENTtON d 1 a bet l ct , I& weekenda. Nr. Briltol • for Gerdenlna' • &m&JI La/Jd. * PAJNTINC tNT & EXT. TR.AJNED NURSE will cue
htan. pe.tlmta/ hl&b blood Paul a r i n O • C.M, Ph. scapilw servlcta call MO-S19& Avtra:. 1 1ty fB, 2 11,y tor &mbulatory pe.U8nt, live
prtSd\ltt. Betn refustd Jl'l&o 54l)....tt()3 or 546-TaB? Stt\'fhl Newpm;, Cd?it, COio J350, 1nd all material & in NS. CdM, 8aJ. M:atu1~.
Ever ~ink you'd be good
at selling lifeiDBurance?
l\futual funds.?
jor medlca.I lnJurance? We la Mesa, Dover Shcftl, prepVation, SU. ptr nn + ref's. 8o.x li1·1018 OaiJ..y
will luue and cover you Boat M1lnt1Mnc• 6555 \Ve1tclltt. paint. Local rrls. Call Jack Pilot :,1rurc:OOi~r;: -: -YA(HT DETAtLi:RS . WE AIM TO PLllSE ~3895 or 837-ms. .:;NURS~"E"'s,-aid"•-w~/TX~,-.,,-.. I
Cltanlna minor &dCNl Complete prden Service PROFESSIONAL PainUn&, needl perm. pos ition Investment counseling?
Or did you ever wjsh
you coQid sell all three?
892--1291 or write Box UM)I, ,._ ctw' -in _,__ Reliable malnl., expert clean. Neal WOl'k. Fine p&.ints. w/elderly lad,y. M . No Westmlrwttr, Ca. Medical • • ..,,.,..,.-,.._,, Roll ~·-b · ..___ .. ~ .. ~ .. ellfine work, All &lass up . ....u ".f earless Fred", er, .,......., , a1r-le 1s u-. _,...,,.
Issue Dept. work guarant~ for life-962-4914. spraying, accous. ceilings. HOUSEKEEPER, Exp. w/
ROBERT N. LATIMER time or yacht. Estimate NEW Lawns, re-lffdlnc. l.oc&ll rtr1. Low pri<..-es! excellent ftL Hn 9-2. No Color Sclentbl, pre st nt1 Roy 847 UM trans Bu.aha duJ Introductory Lecture on SS. Complele lawn cart'. Oean . . 64" .;,2 a ta pref.
ASTROLOGY • * Ask for Jan at M6--t665 * up by job or month. Free llOUSE Pa.inti~. exUint, 1:,,-o;',_~·-,.,---~--
BIORHYntMIC --estimates. For into call pape r hana:in g , at PROF.• NurR, temi-fttired We're one of the few who ts now tn all three.
And we're ready lo oiler the right man on
executive sales opportunity. Selling broad
spectrum financial planning lo int!ividu1Js
and bu&lnesses. RepresenUng 1 first-rate '3-
billlon company. With 1 training aliory up
lo '8~ 1 month plus opportunities for ad-
diUonli Income. And prospecta blgb In the
live-figure range.
ASTROLOGY C•r,.nt•rlnl 65tl 897-2417 or 846--0932. rcasooab~ prlct. :Z Nprt will aocept It. private cue
l anaJyala or your color LAWN & Carden Catt. leacben, 'summer bwi, vasl in nice home: or corni>uion
prtferenet. Thurs, July 16, CARPINTttY beautUlcat.lon. wffiling &. exper. ti'JS..28M to ooe. nm exchanred.
7:3> PM. 16M. E. 181h, ~~~No ~ cleanup by college st.udents, No Wuting64lh5593 :,::.,,;::;. ::...:d::AYS:c::·-----I
Coot. M.,. ID -· Rou. !IU-'llll3. Callna "'°'· * WALLPAPER * AIDES -t.r oonva!"'""""·
MEN! we take pride in our .... 11 • t b •' calilmtl. JAPANESE Gardener Mo. \Vhl:n JOU call "Mac'' tlderiy can or family cue.
v.'Ol"k. We are hrrt to make M5-ll.'7:i, U • aDllnt luw Rate. Ge.n'i Cleaft..Up. Ex-54~14"··' 646-4032 Homemakers. 517..alll.
you look helter. We use ~ Ml,DT1 IL O. per. Reu. f"'tee est. HOUSES, i docks, boats, BOOKKEEPING-Gen1 nf.
European Ru.or CUttlni . 64J..2239. a nythln1-e:verythlng fJct. Exp'd, want ptrm.
Jelalre or vmatt¥t.r ii QUAIJTY Woodcnft, sml GARDENING : Land reasonablypainted.Forbtt poaiUon6*-7134atter5PM U this sounds like your career, call us tl
Our main aen'I constr. '& carpentry. timat 646-9'152 '714-M).$823 Ext 321 o write P 0 Box neces6AI")'. CQl\" Free consultation t qllOtt. cleanupa. Spkr IYI, ro!I)...(» e1 t . WILL Clean by,~. 4-6 hn ' • • r . • cem is your rood kloksl ,,.._,, ""·n .. ~,. IVUA .._.., A-"inent work. Ya nee y. COlLEGE Studmts:: int It a day, own · transportation, 1018.. Santa Ana. We'd like to bear f.rom-,.Ou.
str Walter's, 20.'>:J Newport ....., °""' ~ • ..._..._.. &l6-6860 .... 2 BR -"'" · 13 00 ~---1-:::========:--:-:=========I · ''"'· a..,., .....,, lflC , an,,......, -14.!I 1•
B*lvrud.,LLC>yt. LICENSED* ~CAB~ris.AL~o;: LANDSCAPING, prdeninc, ~ ~illna'· Sleve,MODEL.-Fuhlon or Artist Jobe Men.Wont.. 7100 Jobi Mer;,,Wem.1100
25 SCS-6'713 pninlns, trim mire a n d Exp., W-ttlerenoe1, natural ~ •·
Rtnowned Hindu Splrit\laJ\et yn exper. renovatin:. Call aJttr 5 p.m. PAINTING -Ext.·lnt. 1B blonde, 5'2" Call (9'-6327 * DENTAL As.SISTANT *
Advi<o °" all mattm. A·l Small lob •peciall•t 5<1-5200. ,,,. yn. "'"''" !no. Uc. ,_ • l"ront dou onlv. Good bn, FAT It UGL Y777 ~~..maa:e., ... n' ~UI,;:-, a eai2A .. ~n, :r e f!St. Aecoust. ct i 11 n' I . Jobe M.n Wom.. 7100 al open. Dental expe.r. nee. JI )'OU are, we ;robt.llty cu't ,...,.,.... .. ~. y"' -.. ~ ~ral S.rvJce1 "'1. 54&-5l25. ' Beach area. Call bet t am
Week , 9 AM·9 Pfi.1 :Zll N. El -a: 9 846-3540 U&t )'OU. GEN. Ropalr. add, .... PAIN11N0-1NT. • Ext. pm. · CALIF. CASTING CO ct;~~~~~~. :t"~6 FonnJCt;, ~neUng marlitr.. ~:=:~P~n~ Hla:hest Quality. Lowett 'b'"l'"f '" DENTAL Asst, cha.iNkfe, Ia contlnutng Its aearch b. ':!:'.S::"irr::::~c::.1,A~nythln~~·~!~D~l~ck.~6~'13-4<~'9~= Repairs, REMARC Price11.F'ullyexp.lns.John 0 11 JeS exp, pt-tim.t, 4-8:30 PM. OratweCo 1oravanetyol
* Alone'• ---SERVICES, 147-6688 613-1l06. [JJ'.lljmjfe() Mon-Fri + alt•rnat, Sat typos,lor.;...,,.lnmaa ......
Cement, ConcNt• 6600 ~=-,,~-~---1 --AM. 9ft2..30ll. deline. 1V comml'a. " Ind.
I • fault F ,._ Ed's Cleonlng "'"'"" Phot-rophy 6170 ageJ'.IC'V DENTAL AHL • •--ty, '"--. ~-1 -•, p' -· , Ytl, I I your . or CONCRETE. AD type1. Free Carpell • Upbohtuy -Win--· a ~ ...... WI ~ ,,_ ..
corded meuqe that will l S.w:I b-... ""''""' ul dows _ Flcu Care. 56-tMl7 CUSTOM PHOTCXI". nuy Exp., HB. 6t6-2'728. \Ve are cUent pt.kl. no let. chan&e )'OUr life call. • es . nc. ·-· ha • .n.;-u-n TRISH HO.KINS 962-2'36 961-5782 Not a ICbool. M7~ in&" A 1kiploMtiiw. Se.rvioe TYPING done In m,y hoene ~ble -Phone Gordon r FREE
24 Hr, Recordlni;: It qUality. 5'14668 Bob. former ex@C, 11ee'y w/8 )'fl. :::::==*=M=7""="=*===ol 488 E. l7lb, Suite 224 C.M. De~. Start TV SCREEN TIST
• WRINKLES A-WAY * co NCRE1E w.,.., """''· ...._ I . h 1 ..... ..,..,"..,.2-,,1.,41.,o..,...,..,.1J W ROBINSO PH' m•i --u"'""" Patio& / d FENCING P Hlori-, Pote , • , N -• IVW)'I, • repiun, paintin&, ··• 10 AM to 6 PM t'acla.l ftjuvtna.Uon. Look 10 •le. Phlllips c em e 11 1. ~neni.I maint. Re,.ir 6llO BEAUTY OPERATOR. NeWIWlrt Beoc:h
to 20 yrs )'OUJ1&'tt. A proven, 54&.Q80, 646-tM» or tlf6.990D Y:ith tolJowing, ··r-FRY COOK wanted. Call bd.
10 AM l39-Q85 or STWtTI
beL 2 6 3 PM • non.aurgical face lilt. Phone CEM=~ENT==w"O~RK.=--~-·-too _ _ • PAlOt PLAST_ERING Ci\! area. 5t0-8934
BEAUTY MAKERS, U4: Small, reuonab::: """Free Gun S~p 6710 All type.. Free estuna!t:s
5.n-1752or539-6B20. anytime. "E'·tlm. H. -·••-• ~· ~s Call Sf0.6825 ASSISTANT Helper. II & ~ ••-----'-----=========I pe.rt Ume, deipendable. A~ opening in our FULL or PART TIME.
EARN UP TO $S PER HR.
FULl.ER BRUSH C 0,
St6--S74S.
NO \Voman's skin need ever OECORATYVE CONCRitE SHOTGUNS • P.lod. 12 win. Pl bl 6l90 19-31. $.1.25 hr. to atart.
look 40. For information DRIVE&-WALKS-PATIO 12 falJl'I!, Mod 97 win. IQ _!!m nf m..28'70 Mr. Allan Shipping &
Receiving Dept. phone 645-13.10. CALL DON, 64~14 ga ugf', RLnes -»00 Spdfti· WATER Heaters, disposen:, ATIRACTfVE r lrt: to model
COLLECTION ol F I n e I ~==~==---field, Stevens 3fl..30 2'1. etc. $1.50 ptr hr. bikinis, etc, Great pay for Ganlenln&:
Jewelry for s&le. Call for CEMENT WORK, no job too Ph . 897-_,. dtf!r 6 p.m. M2 2755 or 6'2-0506 1 al k Strl tl
appointment 67!M)7S5 1ma.ll, rea80nablt. FJ"ff -• · t•rnoon •wee · c Y APPLY IN PERSON 10-S PM GOLF COURSE
OROUNOSMEN
NEWPORT BEACH
Country Club IHkS
Eatim. H. Stufliclc 54&-3615 H•ullng. •730 24 HR PLUMBING for tun, no . txp ~t m1t1t NONDAY THRU FRIDAY
ALCOHOLICS Anoeymous ------& REJMODEU..ING have beautiful fiaure &
Phone st2-7n7 or write to CUSTOM CONCRETE HAULING &: a:ara.ae 557·9644 pniter over 18. Write , PERSONNEL DEPT.
P,.0 . Box 12M COlta Mesa. PATIOS.DJUVE&.ETC. cleanups. By c ol Jeae PLUMBING REPAIR • dNcrlbe> yourseU, •end #2 F bl
HAPPY BIR1110AY F"'ree estimate. 673-5S1&. 1tudtn1&. SU.7363. Calina No job too ima.ll photo II poesible to 8oJi: ai on bland, N.B.
arttn11men and p.rde.nen
to a11ist In the eomtructio11
aod maintenance 01 an ex.
clu1ive aolf coune, Po&!.
tions ~ actual So1f
course or ttlattd txper).
Mtc.11.tLLE MORE Coucrtte patio lor Broa. • M~m e 1047, Daily PHot. ..w..
LOVE \VAYNE le11 monty. Artistic altlfll. HAULING $10 A LOAD --ARE YOU 0;;.~;.1 s~~~rtunity emplQyer
6410
NEW ChlropracUc houn JH
p.m. Or. Don A. Field, D.C.
.f.l5 E. 17th St. CM. 6U-6MI.
Cord of Th•nkl 6416
ON brilalt or our famU)I,
we wish to expre• OW' deep
gratitude for )Qlr many
praye:n and kindnellf!I VI·
preued durlns tht recent
Wneu and dealh of our
~ hueband and father.
r.trs. Bill:y A. Toombs and
Son<
Lie., call hfax at 644-0637. Clean up. Tree Serv. Gen. Remodell"I & .........
Prun in• ..... = ... ,...., Ropolr 6'40 BEAUTIFUL?? Contractor• 6620
CONTRACTORS
GENERAL CO •
\ddltiorw-Remodelint
.. (esklentla.l.COmmetciaJ
• 531-3699 •
Ll~rwd Bonded
ADDITIONS And Altera.Uonfl
Rei. -Comm. contractor
lle<.naed, bonded • insured
free f'ltimates, {financin&:)
536-2810 548-3905
-'"TIIE REMODELERS•
Fl'ff tits -100~ financinJ
Ki>ch<noprqu-carport>
TRASH & prqe clee.n-up.
Mon-Sun . SlO a load. rree F.atima le. ati-5031
MOVING, Gan.a:e clean-up
k UM hau11n&:. Reuonable.
Ette e1timate1. 66-16Q:J •
YARD I Gar. Cleanup.
Remove ltteir., Ivy, trash.
Grade, baclthoe, 9G-:1745.
HouMCtelnlng •735
*HOUSECLEANING
Mon & Wlfo. Fest &
Efficient.
-1t'• all '" '"" ,,. 01 '"" ,,.. J. W. ROBINSON ~fY .\VAY. q~i_ty home holder. CMck the 'IV com-Newport Beac:h
tep&il'. W~. ceilma:, noon ml. you watch and H )'OU
etc. No ]Ob too 11mall feel )'OU're u pretty u
~1494 110me o1 tholl!! people, call UI,
Fl8ERGLA$ showen & CALIF. CASTING CO •
pullm1U1s, 53$4910 ask for la continuing lt'1 .earcb fol·
H•1 immeCli4t•
opanin9 for •
"'"' ,..,ryo1ay """'' who .. ,. *WIG STYLIST* GEN'L remodehni: &: mainl. • desire to work on TV or
No Job too s m a 11 , mod.dine jobs. S75 to $125 APPLY JN PERSON lD-5 P?if
Llc'd/lnauttd. 67S-ll.83. ptr day. No fee to you ever. MONDA'l THRU FRlDAY ===='==""=cl * FOR ON CAMERA '
AUDmON *
CAU.. (n4l 835-828:J Roofing 6950
ROOF Rtpairl of all types JO AM to 6 PM
17 yrs e.xpu. I do my own Ba.nklna:
PE!tSONNEL
OEPARTP.tENT
"'''" Ple&St' send resume er
brief ~ttcr outllnina: your
qoalificationl and, v.-aa:e hls-
tar1i to Box M-1017 THJ:
PA/LY PILOT, NJI, '
GeMr•I Offk:e, meture
$450
Good typist, can u.ratne.
&i53f7o Wutclitt PenanneJ
Aaenq, ·ioo w~ 0r
N.B. \ '
GENERAL Hftp: S3.t5 ht.
La" expandq chain JINdl
0 A pt time help. tmn•
C•m•tery Lott 6411 Complete Remodelina:.
-"'---'--• Qoalll;y Contractors. ~
Coll 5451M
DUTCH JI.faint Serv, crpt
clng, 1lr wnine, wl~ow
"'Utling. HUTy van Beynen
537·1058 ll no ans call aft l
work. 54&-!a90. · •2 f 'uhion Ill.land, N.B. or perm. Ap 19-31 s;l6.Jm
: Jim Ryon ** TELLER 8Qual opportunity employer G~ERAL office \llork, part 4 CEMETERY k>ll in Blue Ml
Spruce section, Harbor Rt!ft A°'D~D~IT=IO~N~S.'""'"L-.~T'".---,. Sewing 6960 !EXPERlENCEOJ DINING Room CUtiit!r &. hme &d. with ti~s,
Memoria.l Parle:. Sacrifice! "" 548--3075 structkln, •inele or 2 litory. SALE: Lace Beach Coats. llfuaf be able to type txperitnttd waitresses. Ap. shorthand I typing ttq'd,
M Cl I
$12.s;:>. A$3.;Valu.Ke)'Say, SO wpm. Please: call ply in person HOTEL 24brwk.Perm.ti73-533S Pl&n1, tstimatel It ~1111.
847-1511 T;;,:•:,:IO:;:r;,:l;:n~g----_;"='° _;:.;Ac:,d.;di::;,~::.,-*,--"'"''"mod<-,-.,,Hni:
eia ean 11& Service 1763 Orang, A,., C.l\I. 962-S5.51. LAGUNA 425 S. Cout H G' .. r• Carpets, windows, tloors, etc, 6't)..l29'l. wy. ......_..., txper. all-round Rts. & Commc'I. 5'1-tlll BANK TILLER Lag. Bch. man. NatiOnai Auto Glwi
-W/ExP'• .. Pl'l'lm.. Good * DR.-.c * 2111 l.aal>no Q\yn Rd, LaJ Fred H. Guwick, Lie.
673--f.041 * 549-2170 TROJAN MAINT. CO. Tolloring· 6970 Salary. Xln't wondnc cond. .. .. ,.,. &h. s.. Emmitt H.,...
OHnpl hoolecleanfna:, <>!c. & I----"----= Apply In pereon 1st Western No 11'--Zence ~rgr. '
PIANO LESSWNS
All aae1 1velcome
Call; Carol 548-596.1
1 wllL tutor f'leme:ntary ;C;;;•;;.rpo!;.;;.t;...;;C.;,IN"'-'n"int..,,,_..;66.;;.;;;25
apU, Bon!Md. (213) 717...ml. ALTERATIONS &. drelsmak· Bank 16932 Galdenwest ff B N _,...., I 1rJ& • Retttencf's ii required ' . . KellaN HAIRSTYLISf J•nlterl•I Service &73-M:JS · BARidAID -Nllhta. Apply M'U5t ha de ~ for infonnatk>n ca.11 sldU1, 11!ading, arithmetic,
g.u...73Jl or ~182a
S!RVICI DIRECTORY
65011'
~.. Q~ Rei. & Commc'I. 64U824 before 6 p.m. Maverick, drlvin& ~ anAPfl1 * 492~ * ~ BAY ol Beach Janitorial Tiie, Ceramic '''4 1728 Newpm't Blvd., c.~f. YELLOW CAB co. Hud~·are store salesman.
Carpet.11, wlndoWI, floon, .;.;.;;:..==;.::.;;__.::.:.:.; Barmaids-Experienced 116 E. lit.II St. \V, H. WRIGHT CO. •
' CARPIT etc.Rnl:Commc'l,646.1401 WE'RE only a amalr Inpenonatt5PM&6PM o.w,..._ 126 RocbesUifft! ·•
STEAM CL•ANED bullneu · "~ Ley harder. VECV.S ROOM 548-9006 HOSI'ESS • Lunch, u ::x
l'U" Charre •-kk--RIASONABLE RATES lnteri.r DecoratlM •737 Qualit)' ceramic hit work DOG Groomer, all breeds. 2P -....., auu --..-• -J Free cflimates. 537-39&8 CAFETERIA \VORKERS exp'd Full or part tme. ti.I, La Ca\'t Restaurant,
needl p/ttme y,:ork. ~ carpet installatiaa *LET me heir you with Lie. I: ins. Univ. ot Ca. Irvine now in-Pk·A·Pet. ~ 1695 hvlne Aw, C.M. Apply
Accountlnt
-===="'":=:;'°;78:== l-=='';:4;;:6;.Jt:=:71=."""--I • room or J #.aetull, Ask ..;;;.""°::...c..:;,,~=---terviewtna: for to 11 ow In I in penon, office • 1d tkior ~ OWNERS SPECIAL about our fret dnptey plan. * Verne, The Tile ~tan * positions Caftterl..:. food EMPLOY~ENT 9:30 Ai\f-ll:30 A.'f. '
Bobyslttl"'
YOUNG SET
PRE-SCHOOL
Ar:e& 2-10 7 dayg. 6:~7::W
hour, day or \\'eek. Full
I! pt/Ume . .30c pc.r hr. 1
child. Tac tor 2, $1.00 for
~ in Lhf! :1amt family,
~ial Sumn1tr J>rosrem
incl, field trlpl:, swim~
for 6-10 year olds. All
qua.!Jfied teachen. ~ ~
ta Ana Avt, c .rit . '*'9210.
6'&-3100
l\IOTHER &: !Rn dalllhltn
will baby1it am children our
home. Hot lunch, blc yd,
lots of play equip A en-
t er ta I n . $15/wk or
$3.~/day. 963-SBTI "Lou
Ann"
LICENSED Child cart, my
home, Mon thnl. Ftl. 2 to
4 yrs. Ftnoed yard .t
playroom. So. Coast Plau
a.tell. 349-4038.
t.1A TURE l\1othtr o ft e r a
child care, )'()Ur home or
mine, By tho hr, day or
wk. Planned recreatiOn,
495-4031
bccAs10NAL babyslttina: In
your home:. Af t r:rn.oons ,
evl•nlnlr.' or weekends . .. ,_.,,.
RELIABLE Mother w 111
babysit my hOnlf'. Infant
or 1oddltt Meaa Verde area.
53-1791.
BABYSft'T[NG -my hnmt.
pre-«hookr. Nev Bay
\"lpw I: Orchard, M9--089I
BABY8n"rER-)'OU.r ll om•.
bu''" Call g"Jl-.0089
BAIIYSl1'TING '""" Altu 5 Sitt" wltndl too. 2ll
\Yalnut, C.M. 64~
• WILL can for child.Nn.
ltot l11nche1. Infant• ttu'\&
6 )T. 642---0-123
LOVlNG care ,our etilldl"tn
D\1 home\ Jt.B, By hr-d~
wk. 968-6746
son lq, ft. $20. Diamond 644--0696 ~!t.JO.-h ."'::.. ItllmllallP&l "',pa.Ira. Stl"Vice: Cook, aalad1 dept., FEMOAPL!OR!~-~!!Y ...... _ HOUSECLµNING A Child
Carpet Cleanera. 117 n.t """ 1 • 11 er PA· line supervilon. Experience "' -'°'"5..._ nvw~ catt. ~ wk plu1 rm. 4
St., Costa Mesa, 645-"17. I • Lio. Lea!Qna: shower repair, nectasary. By appointment ~Ion thru Fri, Call 833-0llOO 00.rd. 5\i dQ-1 Rtfs PH· .!!!!_~·------'6'-'755c; -==14=7",1!15=7=/ll=4&0206="'==:\,o~nl~y~,,!"""900~~·:..____ Ext. 2036. A1k for Mn.~ . 540-9212 ' ' ' REMARC Services. 3 rooms · --· 2 P?tf S21.50. Full)· ruarantted, * IRONING * ''"CLERK typist for pneral rungton, after · n<>o1":11;;;;E;;:\V;;;O;;;R:;;KE"'°R"s-..,,1,:c:n"w"lope-I
Credit cards OK. 847-6688. Pickr.:J"P H:~n~ ~r,.7641 TopMll ln•u ra net agency . 2 Ex*perlenCcAodR•ET addrtuonl wanted. Rush
STEAM jet ca.rpet cleaning, TOPSOIL, Nltro1en fortified Knowled~ or fire A .-stamped, ~II add. env.
By ClarKare, nation-wide IRONING Wan!ed -10c.15c-rPtlwood added, 837-7000 or caau1dt:y lloo& ne<:eSAr)'. CLEANERS Klssack, P . O. Box 1350:
service. Fnte esl 50-4055 20c, pieae. Wntm./H.B. • 495-4632. Call 548-1512. Garden Grow. a . 92fWO.
free pick up A dl-1.v. 892-9783 -COCKTAIL & Steak Hou11e e lt1UST HAVE SOME * HOSTESS • Alt 31Mi
Floors "'5
CARPET VINYL Tll..E
!JC CON'l'lt. FllD ES!'.
• 5«).7262 *
Furnttur• R•1torlnt
-~ Roflnl1hlnt 6675
\Vant Your lr'Olli.rw Done? T,... Service •tlO \Vattresae:1 Wanted tor Ntw KN 0 W LEDGE OF Attractive, personable, to
Call Viilaa;t IM In Laguna !oii'OCKING. mttt public, Marl n e
918-423.l BOB'S TREE SURGERY Beach. Only YoUr"ll'.. health.)' • PREFER EXPERIENCE Re st • u r a n t , T ff J:
ii back ottertnr the aamt looklna (iris need appl:y. ON STEAl\t CLEANING NEWPORTER INN, 11117
lron"'e SI~ Fine ~~ ... Service. Eves from 8 'til a, 49M986. l\1ACH1NE OR BIGE. Jambcne Raad N.B. Appl)! _M='=""""=::·====== . COCKTAIL WAITRESSES 1.0 \V"S KARPE'T KARE in pe.non ollt,y ll AM .,
... OON S TREE SERVICE All Experientt'd only. N I r h 1 l\tETHOO. :Z Pi\I
_J_on_i_i.,_1._1 _____ •no_ type1, l..Jsc &: __ Ins, fiee work. Ben Brown'11 Reply to:H ""o"u"SE"w=1VES=~.~G-ALS~.-.... -
WORKERS Available: Any Eatl.tnales. &f2.0SM. Restaurant. AP p I Y In Box lttltMG, O&ily Pl.lot 18, be paid !er tun In the
l>'lmlltunAAntiques kind of work, anytime. TREES & shrub!:; pruned, person.SeeRoy,31106Cout Exp Escrow Typiat momirc1. A )'Ounc .
R.ilnlablnc & Reltiorin&. Cleaninz, lawn "-'Ol'k, etc. abaped, remove or rtPiant Hwy, So. J..aiUna. \VORJ< \VHEN 1; dynamic oomJ>&nY. 1-3 da11, * 6'5-0991 * Efficient, reliable. $2.50 hr. 25 Yh loc, 83&.M alt 6. MPANI6N~Hskkpr, 11 v e \VHERE YOU WA..'l/T 3-4 hnr. No se 11 t nr .
FURNITURE strippin& !: AM for Jobn or Nk:holu TREES, Htd&ei, trim, cut, In, Ref'•,req'd. 53&-(11)11 aft on tempon.ll' usipmtnti American °'*1IMon.
re1Wst11na:: 646-0075. 1tumps, re.moved, hauled. ro S. Mn. Relnharl. VOLT &t&--0222 for appt.
-===*:_,;642-=93==75=*== )'fl exp. "111)' Ins. 6Q...40l). COOK'S HELPER, full time lnat.nt Peraonnel HSJ9'RS Emplyr ~ h ""'--· --Palntlnt, for SP.tORGASBORD i n 3148 Campi.II Dr., Suite 106 George Allen 8)'l&nd. Ate~
Gerllenl"l,._ __ .._:•;:;•::::IO P•perh•n1lnt 6l50 Uphol1Nry '"° Colla Mtta. M111t be over Newport Beach 54M741 cy 1(6..B E. 2" I.A.
GEN'L Clean Up, tl'ff 1t.rv., } siuRYs;~. ~ FABRIC SALE 20 )'ti old. Ph. LI &-Ml.f. EXP'D. only. part tin1e c;-
54
-,
7
,---0.190;-;-;;.,· ====~-.
weed kill, roto-till, m . '•tocy ll\lCCO le 1100 Blue Chip 1tamp1 •• COOK·PartTlme FLORIST. Rtf'i r eci 'd . H ous_~yd·
1 pr Ink It .. , re pa ired, ovtrh•nz S149. Aclt. celling !Ji'REE. 2-f)C dlvin &; cha.it ALLEY WEST 2106 \Vee;t \Veddl111:1 etc. Steady A ~~ i::; • .:..~ r 111
646-M43. $13. per nn. Min. 3 nns. f69, lncllKlea fabric & labor. Ckeantront, N.B. 6~tn4 lucratlvt . 6'f5....6:J!ll •
AL'S Land1eap.i111. Tree =6=16,,_03,,11=&,_,..63'1-~.,._,-·.,--All ~'Orie done in 5 days. COASTAL AGl!NCY M Edw•rd Ross HOUSEKEJ:PER tor I
removal. Yard remodeling. TWO UCLA 11\ldentll need l"rte e1tlmate. 821.s.174. A me-mbrer ol r.;31 Ml •dultt. $1'.lO mo !+' rm It ~ d-h v LLIA ~ u· s 1tt t ' r•m•r baud 541-tGT lelr t Tnlh baulina, lot cleanup. nwiey. r..Ap' ou 1e \ 1 MS rum. A ..... yt1 Snc •nt: k ne ns nc. S•n ClttTMnte ~&ftS. '
Rep.a.Ir 1prnkln:. m.Ulli painte.n F'ree e:st. Kf'n Reco¥t.r e rfp1nr e clean. The World'a L•r9est
GAl\DENING. B)' month, -S44-3<?'1=='~· -~~~--Beaut. work. 6'Ml64. Profe11lon•I JR. GIRL 'lltlDAV METICULOUS PAINT~ --· EmpklytTMnt Service \'ou at'ft the winner or Experlene. Not NeotllUJ ~ ;t.~==~~ BLUE CHIP STAMPS. INS. Whtclow CINnlne ,,,, 2T90 Harbor Bl 0.t ~ :J tickets to the Exctllmt OPtOl'tW\lb' for llb
JAPANES!: • LANDSCAPE crew t'Ol. ~It. Int-ext PROFmIONAL WINDOW Harbor Blvd.' at .Ad.amt ORANOI COUNTY encumbtnd,. aterac:ttv., out
a ...... Maint•nonoo ......... Exp, Docko. m&U CLEANING-REASONABLE. DELICATESSEN MAN. :tua l'AIR I •Xl'OSITION ::'':..e" .;.!:.,~ .. .:;
l\lACA * 842-8442 RETIJtED Patnrtr: 2G yrs 642-Jtu aft 5 P~l. timf.. l'lust be depe.ndable., at the netlt Hucllome rftl d
JOliNSON 'S GARDENING titler. Nnt l bonesl Non --------Sff Jmy, Hl-T\mt Df!:ll 493 ORANG! COUNTY fie. .in Orarw-C: Atr,ai
Yard"'"'· Ol>an-up• pan. """""·Call -1. J OBS I EMPLOYMENT E. 17th St .. C.M. FAIRGROUNDS d•trictGoodmmi,,.oi.
tine, oprinkl•n. 962-lOlS. * PAPERHANGING --• DELIVERY DR I VER July 14·19 •ith 1oQ ot frinc• ..... ~~
JAPANESE Ga rdrn l na ! PAINT1NC. • ~ Job WentM, Men 1000 slcreo co. part time. mM-Pl II iQ..5678 329 avt.ilable to ria:ht Ji.rt. M
·--" N 1-~ a INT d -~--ried, drptndabJC'. Aae 19-33. ~ ... _ .. t 'and I PM '.,"'c1a· ' ... -.... and. neatntM aL.
OK1v 1C('. tA ......... tanu.p • Ir Ext. P&ln re. Local VIET ... M VETERAN ... ~ t fflf.rt. t5f..2170 Mr "" n un ~--... )ii. malnt, 988-2303 ttl'•· U.'d, /oa., ... .,L IVI ;,,.,. 0 • "'"' tlck<t' !North County .,..,. 11!\J!T. Typlnc to
a.E.AN·UP SPECIALIST CaU O'luci:. ~ . IOll·fftt mnnber 0: 541)..1%1)) wpm min.. Use ti!n by add. ..... 1.... odd warn. to "'OT'k and live tn TIME FOR er and ha~ math lncUna. l\tow!Jlr, .,,~1..... joba. PROFESSIONAL 30 rr• 0r ....... Coun'"", ~ntble, Fun lime woma?'I dNC cltttt, lion. Sharl.hand helpM ... 1 Rtuonable. 5'MS;)S ~p. 'Pl.pertli.nc\na ' paint. .,.., v QUICK CASH Ii • .~. •--P JOI! -1tron&. lnt<'llftt"nt 23 YT. old Ye-Wll"e vi..,-. ~ -not req\ltftc:l, \\'illin&ne• to
E xPi.:RlENCED JAp.Anttt ira, train "£na:lflnd, •7451. m111t \\lih musterlw! and THROUGH A Oa\l,y Pilot 1c•rn and atlltudt most bn.
G ardentr. Comple t e TRADE. P1lnttrc by Uce.M--11deburn1 looking for suit· DON'T JUST WISH for Portant. Thit Job has un. Sc~. J'l'ff ee:t. Mi-0724. C'd contn.ctor for tntc:k, able e-mp]oymcnt. \\'Wi111 DAILY -11.LOT turnl1hinp tor )'OUt home, limhed luturt tor tome strl,
Compl ... Y•rd C•r•I turn. or '!' M2~ and 11.blt WANT AD find areal bll.)'JI ln today'1 Reply In own handwtillrc to
JIM S4tM131 .catl&l2.a6?1 A cba.r:P IL PltaMt call 646-ltll Cluaified Adi. Box 8P I010. Daily Pilot. ~.:..;:::::..:;::;:.;:;;:,:;.;;...~,~~;.;.;..;;..;..;...;.;;;~~·l..::::::::::::.;:::::_...,,~~-l.-'::::..::.:...:::::::..:::~.::.::::::J~~-
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' DAILY PILOT
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1. Stove
2. Oult1r
?· loby Crib
4. lloctrlc S.w
S. C1mer1
6. Wathef'
1. Outboard Motor
I. Stereo S.t
9 •. Couch
10. Cl1rlnet
11 . ltefrlfer1tar
12. Pickup Truck
13. S.Wlnt Machin•
14. Surfboard
15. Machine Tools
16. Dl1hw11har
17. Puppy
11. Cabin CrulHr
1'. 0.11 Cart
20. a.rometer
21. Sllnnp Colloctlon
22.-Sot
23 ..... , .....
24. llowllftf loll
2S. •Waltr Sida 26. ,_
27. Sull<aH
21. Clock
Will Sell Fast!
2'. llcycl•
30. Typewriter
31. llr1 stools
32. lncyclopollla
33. Vacuum CIHntr
34. Tropical Fish
35. Hot Roel lqulpm't
36. pile Cabinet
37, Goll Clubs
31. stw11n1 sn-
39. Victorian Mirror
40. Bedroom Sot
41. Slide Projector
42. Lawn Mower
43. Pool Tolilo
44. Tires
45. Plano
46. Fur Coat
47. Dnpos
41. Llnona
49. Horoo
50. Airplane
51, Organ
52. borcyclo
53. Roro looks
54. Ski ... ,.
55. High Chair
56. Ctin1
57. lloctrlc Train
51. Kitten
59. Cla11lc Aut.
60. Coffoo Tablo
6 I. Motorcycle
62. Accordion
63. Ski•
64. TV Sol
65. Workbench
66. Diamond Watch
67. Go-Kart
61. Ironer
69. Camping Troller
70. Antique Purnlturo
71. Tope Rocordor
72. Sailboat
73. Sporle Cor
74. MattrOll lox Spgt
75. Inboard SpoodllNt
76. Shottun
77. Sooldl•
71. Dort Gome
79. Punchlftf llat
IO. Baby Carri•
11. Dr"""
12. Rifle
t3. Doak
14. SCUIA Geer
TheM or f1111f otlier otra tlllllfl •l'Olllld tho ••-
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JOU & IMPLOYMINT JOU & IMPLOYMINT JOIS I IMPl.QYMINT MIRCIWitiiSf fdit MERCHANl5tSI ~
Jobe MM• W-. 7100 Jobe 11111, Wom. 7100 io•o Mon, w-, 7100 SALi ANO TltADI SALi ANO TRAiii
Hou~ ...... ~ R.N. 3 "" to u:'i"PM. SHIPPING ............ clopt.j-;';;""';;;1-;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;•;,;°';°';o;'""':;;;''";r;•;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;•;l>;ll0;1 w....,.,,,,M,,l0.2od>ool ~. Wit. -011. """"' 1n ..,..., au,•
.... chldm 60-llD aft. •:oo Park L ido CbnvUetce.nt Productkln Pl .• Nwpt Bch. ll.~usT G
ffSEKPR • ...,.lt... ....... Hoop, ll45 s....-A .... srAnoN Al1end. NI ~ "' . 01
woman ., 1Mn nlc!e fam N .B. Pli: 60-24.lD. Call only P /tlmt. • Ae"11 H a r b o r
,_,, pmn, SO.!ll06 att 6, 1 AM to 5 PM Mobllt m5 S. 11arb<r CM Ono of I •Ind I--odd plocot -ml•
HOW DOES SHE DO rT!! RUN OFFICE T ... ;,..,... SOiid...; . mokhad Hie -discontinued rontol 1--
NIWt' Sttml ~of Cub. YICbt broker nMda fte'ept. ~'-111 ...... 1 .. -.:. ...... _Plrh of b.droom •ts-over fnYtln...., I~ Hf:R s!Cllrr'f b:dtt i: l"Deral ott1ot Sun v I.PP' ' ...--. "~· ..... r ,_,_
h _,. a<>od "'°"" thru'Tbun 10.(, swi ~ Appl.r. 315 N. -.,,, ALL MUST
.. AVON --u Artlon -i 5J6.l89l Rm. •10• S.A. . GO.• '
WHY NOT JOIN HER! ' . TE1£PHONE OPERATOR Call Now: -Se. Betb' Bruce at ~u pm S.t •sun To mike room for mor9 fUmttW. w,. ,..
5-IO-TtMl M6-M4.l 228 Fi>rtlt. Lqnna Beach turned from rent1IL We are the ul•• eut·
JANITORS. Exp'd. only , m· f> THEATRE let for the nttlon'1 l1rtttt furniture r~t1I Good""'• """""' cond'•· 166 C..X12c MANAGERS company. '
c.ll &fta' 3PM :K3-8393 Hardtop 6 drl\'e tns-San N. ht t d
LfVE.IN .....,..,. 1o " Apocy 1or eu..r Girls Gobrlel Valley • an,.. H '1 di! an 8 · " • .. · .... • ........ '9 eacll
yn. tor_ ........ ,_ •••d ctOW.CoutHwy,N.B. Cowlty. 1~a1t·1rowln1 Boea ~ds ...•.......•..•••• $4eacbup i:i~ -By appoint, fM.39351 x springs & mattress sets •29 set ........... '"" .....,., ... Eawardt CJnemu. .....,,,. n· tt cb · · • • · · · · • of cu, prtv. nn. to &M'ftf' SALE3 to: ine e lU'I · · · · · · · · · · · · • • • • $2 each up ~-• ~. Ph. p 1 T C ~ drawer chests ...............• '29 each ~-· ~ ... ••n UT YOUR S •L15 · · · Beaut.iful Spanish dresser. w/mirror ... $7" • .,...,. !l&U!«J " 140 Wool Volley llvd. Occ al • LU~~ ~--~-"·-"· EFFOITS W,HERE S.n Gobrlol as1on oventu!fed chairs . . . • '29 uch ~ ~·-· ~-Occasional Danish modern chairs $69 ucb ~ fl>ilJl>t """· •• train. THE ACTION IS! ~ :!.!fE BLUE BEET I 80" green sofa .............. '. '. .... $29
"'897-'19St -. • orient<d ··~ • DINNER COOK 3 high hack gold velvet overstu!!ed
MAINTENANCE MAN -npJ•"'"'-= Siar! $30. per •hlft chairs ................•..... $69 eodl
want>ed. HCYI'EL LAGUNA slon man. choice OPJIOr-* TYPISTS * Lam1 P shades, your choice •••..•• , lOteada • ~ S. ~t Hwy, Lac. Sch. tun.It!~• available tor ca-Rqi.ter for new Wedgewood built·in oven ~ 111 perM>n after ll ~r .:m:in :1th ,Z: a tern.~ Job & broiler . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • • . . • . . . . $98
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. ~ 4 matching har stools .. .. .. .. .. .. $7 each
u&ilt mar of local manapment We1t•rn Glrl Inc. 2 bunk bed sets w/matlreees .. $39 each at
appliance store. Neat ap. 4667 A!acArtbur Blvd.
.,.,..""· <""2383 M' • """1ou• ..,., bo~ Newport S.acb # TJtE USED fURNITUR£ fll'TftlW Wright g...10 am onl.y. not•• important as e~t 540-0325 Mtlftl
Mechanic de-sire to succeed. You'll TYPIST 1115 H1rbor Boulevard; Cotti Me.
-GOLF COURSE-hov• full "'" pn>mot!on Clerk • Son'--541.9457 MAINTENANCE and adv. support. WORK •WHEN ru; 0,.. W..t4-yt t-ltlt. ,_.,...,. f ·I. c ............
MECHANIC + .. ~~YOU w•~ ... -·· -NEWPORT·BEACH Draw Plan Available nn.c.~ A<~• F
•· Country Cub aeeb a + Worlc Cote to Home on temporaey auipments urnltu,. IOOO ~H !qui~ •11 -··"•~ •-·•-+ C Pl · VOLT ·-OLYMP .,. ........ cu mec ....... .., to repair ar an Availa..ble ln1t11nt P•rtonntil OVER STOCKED ...,,.., IA M riectric
and D}&intain toll coune +Be an auociate ot H. w .. 3848 Campu1 Dr., &.Ute 106 MUST SELL typewrittt, compact ottlce
mainterwq equipment in-Dw!Pt. mpected Calif. Newport Beach. 546-fT•l Twl n& •A".9' ~ .... _ 9' model ~le cludlnc tmall enatnea. mow-RE Broker _, , "i.u.ut ..,.,. , from ~w. ex·
en, trackn and trucks. Pol.I. + G • Typist, part time, speedy, Queen.189.95, Kines $119.95, ~ 111.laht Ila! of Upper
tlon .i.o requires weldina: rou p Healf:b lnJurance... accurate, 2~ hn dicy. Twin S1ze Headboards ST.9.S, halt ot orietnaJ ribbon from
and ·paintinc experience, i:zs,<OJ IMJOl' ~cal. S15-0171 · Trundle Seta $89.95, Sleep. home: t;ypina ot a few lettien
Exetllent opportunlt;y life and accident W.UTRES.S!:S Tar Gemwi er Sofas $179.95 • Up, Studio by doctor mov1nc to non.
ln pleuant aurroundlnp. + Unlfn:lted Cbmpany n. Restaurant in H.B. We sup-Cooebea $89.9.S, c.omer ei.ctrlc boat. Sales lltp
P!eue stnd fteu:me or brief nancll!I on All Sales. ply cute Bavarla.n eo1tumea. Grou:pg $169.95. shows late Mardi purchue
letter oulliniUI your qualiti. GET \VITH mE ACTION Part-tilM. 968--&.100. SIESTA SLEEP lbr $315 aell b-$250. Call
cationa and WI.If! hllb:ln' to NOW ... CALL: WAITRESS. <Mr n, full SHOP 9D--035T ewntnp til 9 and
Box M·1062. lhe DAILY &Ir. Cburchlll CT14) 835-3233 time. Ship Ahoy Rntaurant. 1927 Harbor Blvd., CM -~ ~~ durUw the day.
Pit.OT, N.B. "'·'es Open T Days r.tn. Cox. 4M--2050 66-2760 G•r_og_ .• S.I• I022 MOTEL MAIDS. over 20 yn ,_, w-'----. _. _ ___. 34U5 Cat. Hwy, Dana Pl. .,.V"ft cuu~. """pe,-ic, ... "Q,a. ....., -..:2 G (No phone C*lis) Apply 196T LArERIENCED sUCCHstul Apply in ferlon. ~ ARAGE -1e: Mite.
Newp:ll"l Blvd., C.M. dil'@Ct salft repreaentt.tl~ •14 N. Newport, NB ()pan Daily 10-e household ttema. Di1b11: I MO'IHER'S helper, live (2) Top commillionll plt1.1 Mon. It Frt. 10.9 Furn, Swedish frplc, Wa~ 1n and board monthly perce~ ol CroA WANTED: Part time, licena-skil!I, tape rtCordee, Movie
' room plus receipts. Let me prove )'Ol.I ed R.E. Aln: people. Eve. 17 PC. KINO 5111 equip, etc. 1o.m.6pm. Drl1 Mllod~'~· 49'--8413 cannot hff.t tbe permanent ~tr wet~ La.cbenmyer BEDROOM Moontide, RB
,. income po911ibilitle1 of tbia · ' eve• : Larp 9 drawer dreutr, -FRI N ATlONALLY known cte.1.. For app't, Call 67J...451T. 1111 1.0mn-dark. 1016 ~~phlc te·-___._ .,..., ., f _ .. , . ror, 2 bedside atands, Kine Valencia, Apt s. C.M. tn .,. .... ..,... _.. ,._.... _,,...7(1,, lJ.l PM wk"·-Youn&: man or isu•PPIJll A size head""---' ---.11~ all Iron models. Model fees paid. ....,.. ti l;lUUl.I, .......... e, """'" ey -Riibt. ~ C..tqoriea OHded: cblldT'en • SALESLADY. exper. for receiving dept, full me. eel mattreu, llbeell, bl&m. houeehol.d item• .te.
aa:e 3--5. women qe al>. ladlea' apeclalty 5hop 1n Ptrm. ~lust have driven eta. •tc. 546-0349
Send recent photoa to: John Lquna. fM..UM9 d l::t • U~. $1'5. wk. '«> start. CbolQI cC SJlanllb ~N"'E~IG~HBO="'RH=oo~n--.--Of.
I: Ruth Mecbllnc, 1704 49t-M58 eves. Appl)' g.U AN. MS W. l'lth m Modem Sb''-1ice tum; nl& axu I mt.c.
Thuntoa Dr .• Lacuna SALES-Carpet, drapery St. C.M. ._,__ .. ~~L 'OR $24' 851 Domln&o. Eutblutt.
Beacb. CA ~ u.le1. Experienced. Must be '""' _., pmts, onlY S9 mo.
titoRCuE A Autopsy alert. 89.l-Ml. ~~~l~tl~_!~ Wllk'S WAlltEHOUSI G~~ ~a.~ r#t
aalltant. Part time, tX• SEAMSTRESS. exper tun or ~~ .., I~· '°'St.. Santa At9 Walnut, H.B. 5361381
cellent pay. Send quallHca. put time. Fuhions 't,y Jan, Cleuet n.1...,-S.9 Sat M Sun U~
Hom to Box. M·l090, Dally 2400 W. Oout HW)', SWte FURNITURE returned from BAYCREST PUot H, N.B. 64&-4791 ''Mn. {) c!1-p1ay atudiel:, model homo MANY ODD THINGStl ~ -------Oberhanall" Ji es, decorators cancellation. 2006 CommodlJre, NB :•ScJ.ol~~-.:.: ** SECRETA'IY n "ft':tu~i:'1'T'U'Ri s:~~Seola
EXECUTIVE ** an 'w.ri"'i'na 1144 Nowpori Bl., c.M. 1ema1e.115-. 51&""311
Fu.turn weekly refftaher Generll manqe:r cl NYSE d• ti q ewry nite 'tll 9 GAR.tGE Sa.le • 99lJ s.at
COUIW• In the 1ldlls )'OU finn needs .ecretacy with A A ~Sat. A Sun. 'W • ctr., Fountain Vallt;y. 10
need to stt the job )'OU above averqe altills. Beau. na{f,l.it: A 8 FT DIVAN $75. Matching to 4• Thun ... Trt.
want. tiful office ts equlp'mt. Xlnt (f-"'1 ann chaln $20 each and Appl! bllnellts A -talary, Contact ottoman $7.50,, ~ IN _ •ncn 1100
L 833 Dowr Dr., N.B, e Pe1'90Mel Dept 5404020, GOOD CONOJTION. GE' AulD -· -~ ~ e 6<2JS10 e to start July 14 -~ _ ~ _ __ _ _ 80-2331 at~ 5 pm $50, Pe~t eJec ..,_,
-;;;;;,::;;-• Al!~u~rRg~~~S et tha 20 PC. "MADRID" xlnt cond l«J. Will ""'-·
Trainee to "40. TRAVEL. Newport School 1 ROOM GROUP Muter 0,. accepted .
F.xceptlonal career oppor. 2Q1 S. SUsa.n St of 8u1lnet1 FROM MODEL HOME! 84T..all! ot 546-al.1. w/ou~ nat'I co, WW Santa Ana CNr Includes: Quilted aol& I TRANSFERRED! B tan d
train clrt to trawl U.S. Ex. Harbor It wamer) lnqulr .. • lnYltM chair, 2 end tables a: cottet Mw Kermore ..,,,._ A
peme1 paid. Top btnetita + -...==:;,:;,;:;:;;;~~ Aile for NON Hoffman table, 2 lampe. druser, mJr. dr)'el' w/2 yr wunnt:y
protit aharln&. Rme in 6 * SEX:RETARY * ror, headboard, quilled box both irl5. ~ f10 :
mo'a. Call Min Venw. Beautlful Ne• Offic:u. 557""21 ~ " mattrea, 5 pc ~ aft I pm
551-6122 Ab1-11 Abbot P\lr GOOD opportunity for alert ---~ ---d1nlni room• table Is ' ~ -u==--~=---1 ' ._.. • Rttetary, to work ln Wt ---~~ ' SEO appliances I: TV1 ::".~~·=taWA.!.r. paced N.B. advertl•· Dl1COVer•G,...tN9w bac~~AT$T4:9.95 ~cN~~u.~·-. lni: ..,ncy, All aklllt Incl. Coroor Wllh Tho $399 -··~· _ -· ,_
* P~-r:: * ·--. Xlnt ..i..,, AIRLINES "• 11own Pmb. Only 111 ... KENJIOR&"""' .. -PH, S<S-22ll Ext 110 " .... u ... Undor Ill, Ph' Wl!LK'S WAREHOUSI! ,,_ • •0 dl><r. IOO. * IJ33.l&'ro * A m.tural for )'Otuw people l!OO W. •th St., Santa Ana .::1114-=1!28==~----I
PATHOLOGY TRANSCRIB-
ER Experienced. Full tlme,
di.ya. Apply Penonnel Dept,
Hoq: Hospital, N.B.
SECRETARY who want exdtement plUll B!:AUT. 6' aota, extra ~~ ~Jll wuber, W:~:: :W~T Tkkel qent! Air fftfeht! ~· loYely gold 4 M?-8115 or~ deliver. Station & I en t? Reaerw.· .,.v ..... cost $400. Twin ltu! 1--;;=-7'-'7'---
on temporary uaicnmentl t.lona? Ramp or travel apntt b@d compl w/ bn.sa hdbrd, Philco refril:, brome,
VOLT We'll train you for tbeM aU Unens. elec blnkt, a: almoAt new $125.
ln11•nt Per1onn.I and more day or ntte we bedapr'Nd, C08t J22$. All * 84lo3549 *
3848 Campus Dr., SUlte 106 lnclude P1acement .UJ.i. pert'. Will SAc! !J62.-0211 NORGE Mlher Juat bee
For eounttt work. Must have Newport Beach . 546-4141 ance. LOVF;-Seat, off·wht.. new. rfllt, Xlnt order'. Try ~
experience. Apply In penon Senlot _Secretary Est. 21 yn Approwd b' ·~· 8 ~ ~ .Seedihefet >'OU. bu)t IL $40. St&-Sru
Parts Man
to J*rts man&it:r 5 Days, for advertia:ln& qency, • • .,....... 10 -__ Oooed Sa......, i. ,..,.,.,, ,.,.,..,. pace, Muat how Veterana. E11&1blo lnstltutkm ._. .. : 64!1-1052. Antlquff lllt
H b V W excellent aldlll, pollt!, front U::-t~l.edenD:y 1-..nd MED DR table I: 6 di'• -· ar our
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ottlce appearance. 25 to Ill. ' n _.... LR "t BR Mb, Dtnette Anllquo Solo
Beautitul new ofUcea. AJrllM School• Pecfflc aet, Lamps " mile. 962--23216 Movtn& to new kQHaa,. 1J1
19'111 BEACH BL., ....... * U1-1'70 * 610 I 171h Sant Ano aft ~ -at "°" '"' below. HUNTINGTON 8!:.ACll SECRETARY • sa.i..sM • CUSTOM Wood bar with Glue I dalna H ol!.14&ry RECl!l'TIONIST for Fulllon hi Stock Brom. burnt orange leather hand '-'• Antlqun, :H3J New.
Good typl1t, aome aceounti111
work. Gl"O'fl'lnc company In
Jrvtne Complex. All frtnp
bemJl.ta. $3:90. per mo. APPb' .. ..,.,..
•se. Good akUh req'd tor ~T the hla:h COit oi.Mam-nil A 3 bar •toola. $150. port Blvd., C.N.
Wt paced ottice Sal ap. ina to Fl.YI A/C rental and Call UJ.13.17.
prox, $400 mo • .U.uti. 8taht inst R.euonable. J'l1 t••·"'sor=A'",-,..-..,--.... -.-.. -u,,.,-~..!!~.~~"!!_~ * SECRETARY, Ootporatt at the nearby Orana:• O:JuD. non.1, acotctwuarded SllS; 1970 Sinttr ~~
ie&al clopt ShortMnd, t>I> ty Airport. Call John -Motel\"" lo-t $15 ' lie-. ...... walJNt ·-
.... """" l•pl ...... -5!M331 • ..... man. ....... -
dnlred. 137-2030 Ext. 31 _ ~ me maple trundle <rm'CUta 9llllnS. b 11 n d
Colllornlo Sl!RVICI CINTIR !l*trlcol '"':! -wffh m•...._ IOO .. ,.., -A •te. Our.
ln)ocli... Meidl"' lmploymont Agency ORANG!: County'• Prof•• 1701 Eut Belbo& Pm>. ~ ,. ama1I P>llllL
200 Bl1as Aw., C.M. n"M I: Fee Po.itiona 11oMJ. Reper&ory Theatre So Point. l'TJ..1&38 I===· ======~I
(1rvJne tndustrla! Comp!"! +Soc/Poron'I .... $500 Cout Repertory" oll•rlns FORM!CA ""' wood desk Musical
RICIPTIONIST i.lln l yn rtlattd °"' lite It !JI public Summer ">I> 8x2', -m.;n, lnstrvmontt llU CLIRK TYPIST Sil, rd typln<. ' workohop. Call 64&-oau ;;';:,;•m;;·;-;;:::::::~· 613-9::!:~183~-I ;:-:-:":'.:::"°~;;;.:;,':"""...:=1
Doctots ottlcn. H.S. grad. •S.Cr•t•ry , ..... $550 bttwn 10 .. I. BUITET or credenza • Model 4100 Wutllbr.r crpn,
Non amoMr. Trim, neat •P-blnstrucUon/Archlt. exper, MUSIC Ua10na, your hOme. Arntt. OC: 11-tutirwville comt. 2S bue Clavin', almlal
,,earance. Enuptic, 5'4" SH .. t;yp , N.B.. 001, C.M. Band A-1 ptthct. $125. 96U337 Ltalle 1pealcer, walnul f1A,.
or l&Uet'. R«rUtru 1t11ndlna. •Stenotfr ofc •••• $4SO dtrector 16 )'l'I. M. A . YNG cpl ..ta r urn . ilh incJ. back. Jocked cowr.
Apply In ptl'IOll, Tues., July bCl. flplat, outaolrw PfT'Oll• m.-1\W. SPfl.ll/Medit. Reu, Will ~ l.ar&e enoua;h tqr chun:h
14th, t" pm, Wntmlnotor *Aoolt Clk •..... $525 MIRCHANDISI fOR """-Pn<I Pty. MM41S. uio. SOid new -. Prlcod
Macllcol G""", 'N32 211t st., Aocto ,...;..,., lite typtrc. IALI AND TRADI .....,__ ---., ..U °' l"JO, "'' -· Wntmlmter. +Sec'y/Escrow .. $500 ~-Fumlluro 8011 F.ENDERBASS
RiCIPTIONIST S-3,,. ,....,. °"'· "'P""'"' fumitwe IOOO IWln'd Mx«I ....;., -. DELUXE RJCKENBAa!ER
1\111 -· ~. attraettw, *S..'y/pt time ft,51 hr ;:;:--REFIUG xlnt ....., ieat e Relln'd ...,.. ..,. BASS GUrTAR
lh&rp. Mtnbnum 1 )"tar e~ SH A b'Pll'C. Capilnno Chain, .-. bale ~ rotary cb&tn. $21.!I> e We * ~ * ~. 1')tpe 60 wpm, am. . I mattrea. 963-6314 bav. the W&ett Mlectlcr> F&NOER StralDeut.r"
$hrthnd not nee. Beautltul ~~~!Cl d•U?,-_._ Dr ORDER from ca•·l.--fl[ or Ultd ome. furn in this Fender Lu!le unit. Fendn
t.. .. fnnt oftkt 142-3135. .._ ~wpon vrffil'T •• NB _.... •• JU .,. '" ....i..... "-I If ;;-::;,,,::::;,,:;;::;:..,· ~.:::;:.. sutte 8 8y A Mt.al betow man. Deecn.tar. f.l'ff, ir1...... DOI'.• o •r. RECEP"nONIST 6 lnltnw> • PPl m.o:za. Mc Mahan Dtaic 8J.9T1
tor tor 8Huty Sehl. Appl)': SERV Sta Attend&Jlt. pt. SPANISH Caned ' d -Nt wpott Wvd. n=E"cr=l'Rl="c,..."'a..-"w-.--.. -d"I
Gtrud'• Beauty eouese. ttm.. ext'd only. s.. Jury, wan ~ . 1, ~0~ &&UCO hoUow bocb'. d\aal ~
119> Newport Blvd., C.M. SIN ...... C.M. '4M400 p. PVT PO> bu 1 .....-i 1100. Dove, m.m9 -
..... 19. SHAMPOO Glrl. Call fDr detk a 1 Ute dnlr Beaut ===-=-.,--....,,....;;..;,d
R!:U.ULE. nepon1ible cfrl •PPt. ITMO'J'O, er apply tn FRENCll Provinclal I · llk• new wal~t. iie .. CONTEl.LO ~ ll>
w/u.r to care ,.,._ r..ndleap. pe:non, 32$.A Marble Ave.. drawer double dftllft' A + 2 eh'• b> ,. ug. fl'S.6650 but. Good condltlola. $100
pt<t atrt. Mon/Thun 10.5, $3$ Balbol; taJand. mtrror. ~. f4'.U28 or f15..1913 ' or makt oUer. ~l
wk + CU. Ml-2479, DIAL dlncl MJ..S6'11. Cb&rp DON'T 11Vt It aWQ1 pt t.arze t:Xr.C\.l'l'lVE dellr TUrn thole Whit. Elolpl'aDts
)IOU!' ad, !hen lift back and qukk cuh for It with a ~ 1929 Oontlnent.i Ot tnto euh thN a t>a1J1 PDat
DlM!).A.IJNEs. -l .... n IO lhl phono rln&t Call &12oS&ll • cll<rp IL oltor 4 PM ' ' O ......... tno a'91 I
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To 270 E. 17'11 St .. HlllcJren Ctr .
.My 20th
• Larger radlltles ror custom de!ign
Jewelry.
O ewelry aupplles & rockbound equlp.
0 CoJDplete line of casting supplies. * SPI CIAL * TOO li• tor 1how • male All &tock rings reduced 20°/. 9 mo, Blue Metle 90me
Open Tues. thru Sun.-Closed Monday comm. coll\c kennel lM!eds
perm. or temp, home 'til S M •GEMS plao<mo"1 . Emo,..ncy!
Pr<sent Addres5-2750 Harbor Blvd., I !·A Call Tl'O<Y 64&-1200 7/17
Costa MeS& * 5411-2039 (Rear of College Center) 10 MIXED b,..d puppios e~ry color, lona: and1•Port
SHOP CLQ$1D JULY l'llh THRU 23rd halr. """ -homeo lift I.!!!!!::!!!!!!!"!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!' I S: 30 wknds. !HS-0483 offlte &-S 67l-3990 1n1 Musical Mlactllanoous l600 lnatrumenh: , 1115 "-'~==="---"'"'-" 10 Month old female dor. -· * AUCTION * \; Daohshuoo aoo \I
*FLUTE, NEW* F IDAY Bual•. N""' -Sac. $50, 847-3110 ''Danny" R 5:30 P.M. ILame.Ura:ent. Call
JULY 17 "'·""· 1111
,,.,... a Or-t•n•. 1130 Stor ... 5•1• 2 KITTENS 1 11'rom Cttatl!r~ttican Van or an e e / w h 11 e , 1
PIANOS le ORGANS &: stot"age: Sealed cartons r ray I w h I t e , 1''ree to
N£""\V & USED & boxes, tum '&: appliances. qua I I r i e d ho me , e Yamaha Piano1 OrEan1 Also colbred 'IV, Spanish 549-1846 7/16
e Tbomu 0rp.ns stfttOS, p:ll'lable 1V's Ham. e Kl t.11 Pianos mond organ, Spinnet piano, BLUE Chip bonus (2 books m bd ... _ di per cat) ps w/wr well· • Kohler I: Campbell nn sets, """"'tl!i, vans, behaved, altered, adult cats.
COAS"T: MUSIC delka. Klng·SI mattttsse~, J\fovln East 7-15 548-4353
HA coffee tables, China cabi-' · 7 l ·
N'EWPORT I: RBOR ne!JI, 2 custo1n dln'g se1s; / 6
~~~ ;'G,9 ~ lUi 1 9-p(: Allen Keith & 1 a.pc 4 KIITENS all very pretty.
"'r-<• Drexel. Vacuums, power J\furl cJve away at once.
HAMMOND ORGAN B-3 mowe.n. Like new side-by. Kittens 3 days o I d .
side rebig. Also other tt-54a-2835 7/18
w/Le&lle ape:aktr. Perfect f'rig'a, Matched washer & WANT some rabbits? How
mnd, walnut. Delivery, dryer, stove's. Like new about 2 black & ""hite "''UT&ftty, leuona tnclud· ed. $lS99 'Ibis v.'eek only! Kenmore combo Y..'lllsher &: chec~. male & female.
GOULD MUSIC CO. dryer, and much more! Call 646-7302 1118
Sloce l9ll WINDY'S AUCTION NEED -"°"" lor lovabl• 2045 No. M.ln, S.A. bl~ .. lemale klttl!n . 10 wktl.
* '"'7.(1611 * COME BROWSE AROUND mcu, length hair. WW -deliver eve: Aft 6, 1 ...... !!l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"'"'I 2075% N•wport Bl"'1.
You are U'9 winner of
2 tlckel$ to the
Glasa Sabot-NEW
$249 Complete
675-6175
AKC "'"hite toy poodles, will
be very smaJL H\ltl'Y! Only
2 darling females ~JI. Alao
2 tea~ps, 1 party female is: CATAl\IARAN Phoenix,
I: 1 male. 3l1 E. 17th St., 1 bglass w/llr. nr. nu. $1500.
Costa MHA. 646--0142 (%13) 944-2846
COCKER-Spaniel pup p y . Snowbird -good cond.
Beaut. buU color female. $200 or best ol.er.
18 wks old. Pedigreed stock 49-1-316$
(no papers), Healthy, 12' MlNU1'EMAN. Like new!
adorable & has shots. $40. Cost $!160 • will aacrifice
837-7145. for $495. 61~
BASSET PUPPIES UDO 1-1 &: trailer 111th 2
AKC Reg. 3 weeks old. Pick suits of sail.!i. Good cond.
early for best of litter, \Ile Call 546-0553
\\rill hold Ul1til 6-7 weeks old. =='""'='='====-=-=
633-3331 Power Cruiser1 9020
BLOODH~UND puppies • HERE'S A REAL WINNER
championship stock. 26' Chria Craft Cabin
Regiatered. Financing avail, Cruiser. Sips 4, full 1alley,
546-8679 Jnbrd ena. f1495. ~~1262
Behind T""'"'s 81" .. Mat'ls 494-6264 7/17 -·v .... 2 M GERMAN SHEPARD HAMMOND, StrinY;ay, Y~ C.O.la ).fesa * 646-8686 ALE &agle & Terrier AKC. $75, or best oUer.
or 6.f2...2330.
28' Owena '64 1 lf,99:>
Bopntus -Yacht Sale11
54S.25M: · evea · 494-2671
aha. New 6: med pianos of 1_..;o.;.P..;EN_D_AlL=:.:Y;..9:._t"-'-dogs, 4 mos old, Must see 642-58]6 mo&t makes. Best bays in to apprttiate. Ask for 1----:.::,,=:....-~
So Calli. at SchmJdt Music Jackie 8-5. 774-2000 alt S, ST. BERNARD AKC 1%
Co.1901N.Main,S&ntaJna 541-3213 7/17 years old l\tale, $100. E. SACRIFICE: 17~' inbrd. All
ORGANS
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Diacount1
\VARD'S BALDWIN STUDIO
1819 Newp:rl, C.?tf. 642-8484
ELF.cl'RONIC Organ, Telsm
Checkmate w/Vox amp,
Both like new, ask $350.
546-1186 eve1.
Hammond M-3 ~rtect workin& cond.
FREE to
children •
cockapoo,
642-4.)89
family \Vi I h
Black female
2 yrs. old.
7117
20th, Costa Mesa. 548-3782 fbra;ls, xlnt cond. $1650 or
best olfe.r. 6~1. Basset Puppies
Champk>n Sired-$50 Spotd-Skl Boats 9030 644-5,;53
LOVAm..E im. b~ed tenierSHE '--PH-ERD_::c..::pu=ps:..-_-3~1,~fl TO AVOID bankruptcy! Ne\V
mix !emale 2~~ yean house $20. Not AKC. 1970 !\fallbu speed U;> HSP.
pet, needs good ihon\e, fenc-832--0261 or 838-6387 0.1\1.C. all extras equil.y
ed yard. eve: 54fl...Mn 7/17 OLD English Sheeji dog, 18 $400 or bes! offe~ & T.0.~.
4 PLAY1'"'UL kittens nttd a mo, fem. Moving. No Pets, S87 mo. dock avail. 6Ta-6953
good home, box trained, 1 Sdl $251), paid $400. 67~ FOR Charter to quaHf!ed
~ks~ 4~~ 2 ttiers711~ SILKY terrier pUp, male, skipper. Beaut. 35 ft. dll!'Sel
AKC, Beil otter takes, Stud aloop. $375 Pe; \~'t'ek, $700
2 • 4 MO. o1a female pups, awil. 646-'7335 for 2 \\'ffkl. 67l---0339
pl. Austra1ian Shephe~ & MALE Poodle Puppies 7 AVON inllatlbl.e red Cat ski
! Need lots of loving. • · boat w/Mercury 35 HP 642.-3848 7/17 Weeki old. No paper&. molD nl •aa:; 833-2693
SlCO'.I 64!>-2297
DIVORCED -Mun NCl'iflce • 962-U38 • ~~ -baby gTind piano, Perfect 7 \VK. old pUpples-Oalma-
cond. 1-828--6132 alt. 6 tion/ Labrador Rt!trlever. LOVEABLE 3 _ mo Boxer Marine Equip. 9035
PIANO, (]prtchl, xln.'t cond. IMPACT wrench "9.Jn. dr. Call anytime, 67~ or puppy, AKC, $50. -----"'---
FUrnltur. for aale. Call New, $6()..$92 value, Ski!.· 6T:r1800 • 1/16 * 545-8148 * i\fARINE equipment:
892-(5.f1. saber •w, new $42 value FREE 10 ~ home _ lost TRANSPORTATION Jnboard 1 lo 1 velvet drive
PIANO Wurl'
•·· _ h $30. 3 draw, dbie., ousp. . -• Ch'ha. .:.:.;:::;.;.;;cc.;;;"'-'.:.O.·;.;.;:.:.;._ trans. 2 hours use, new,
' .--r r ,-.,nc loclrine tile cab $25. New mlXcu I uhua 1r. Terrier. Boats & Vt chts WIO() bell houtlng for Chev. 6
Prov: CheIT)'
647
. !:,.nch, nell' Norton 'dOOr closers $19 Fa\\1\ color, apprmc. 6 mOl'I '---------1 C)'I. or Mere. inboard. j,"';;:w:;·,;1'1511:=·;::-,;:"='·===I vaJue $12. Elect. printing old. 673-4887 7'17 CAPTAIN Mercury outboard props 50 ·
1205
calc. $150. 962-0740 (3) 1 \IJK old kitte:rw. Free Licensed _ Radar • Loran, to 12J HP control cables.
1,T"t"l•;;,.•;.;lc;;•:.:ion.:.;... _____ POOL Sweep, used, aood lo a:ood home, CaH 847~11 30 Years exp. sail or power. Single lever con I ro Is.
NEW &: USED TVs corxlition 1150. 4 bar 610011 aft 5: 30 7/17 Professional Sport F"ishing Jnstruments, marine bucket
, For We/rent. $5 ~ach. Duncan Phyfe din-REG. \Vin! Terrier, all shots, Guide Mexican & Central seats. Inboard gas tanlul
Dunlap'a, 1815 Newp>rt, Of. ing table plus 3 Hepplewhite male. No small children. American "''8.ters • also and 1o1·indshfeld11. 549--0530
548-7788 chain $45. 646-5428. Call 64&-0948. 7 /16 llet:med muHi-eng, commer. LARGEST discounts on all
1-~PH=IL"'ro""°'co~N;,SO=LE;;--JLADIES diamond dinner KITTENS . 2 mo. old, potty cial pilot, land & sea. Ad· m&rlne equipment. Radios, tr 'ood & ned 8J3..l734 mini11trative experience. compasses depth sounders,
THE MEADOWS
(Irvine)
Like naW '8' Hodak& Ace
100 .t: Kawuakl 90. Both
1trtcl .t: dirt equlp'd.
Hodak& $«XI, Kawasaki $300
Call 663-2527
1970 350 cc Ka\vuaki slrftt
acnunbler. ltoo mi, $600.
673-<294
Good Cond, $80. J Ulll like
new w/Bonania shocks. Ph: ... ,..,,
OPEN R~D
Maootactuttrs ot Arne.r1ca'1
tineat l..uxW')' Recreation
Vehicles. • • New Campers rr.m
$995
• L.ara:e SelecHon of
New and Used Campen • OPEN ROAD
&St 80. HARBOR BLVD.
SANTA ANA, OALD'.
(5 mUea ao. of Disne)·landJ
Auto •·rvlc• (114) 5.11-46M • 6SJ-51a Reservations an: now being ~
""'" 1n Oran•• eoun1y·, & P•rts 9440 '69 Chevy 112.Ton
finest & most complete park 1962 RAMBLER OHV6 1 With cam.per, low mileaee.
at 14851 Je!fery "Road (Sur. n Automatic po"-r t · car. Completely nblt 2000 . • "" s eenna,
rounded by Orange Grovet) mill ago, Fil"lit $:ii takes air _cond. Dir, . 'Viii tak~
in Irvine. For infonnation, car & all. 646--0207 car 1n trade or finance pr1.
ealJ 893-5730, 531.SSn ur -'c-...::.=:...:;::...:::: ___ I vale party. Call 5-tS..1052 or
5.11-8105. \Vant rd I ''35l" Ford en~inc 494.9773_
New '70 Datsun for '59 Ranchcro
l.2x41 General s-7122 , .$4450 ~=--=545--0006:.:.:...:;;:.:.._~-24.~43 Sheraton S-606 •• $7995 e V\V pans, trana a,x!es, .fr: 1600 OHC, Pickup \\'ith camp.
24xS5 Paramont 24165 $12,250 bod)' parts. er. Sale price $2099 dlr.
10 x 55 Living room Expando, 642--0443 I• 67mJ WW Jake car in
New tloor new covering, 2SJ CHEVY enclne: Call trade. \VW finance prlvale
new drapes, new refrigera-646-.i2GO 611s party. Call 54fHC:>2 or
tor. $399.3. '194-9m.
Auto Tools 2S;-1"1.-iui-cin=1-. 7V8::--,-.-,-. ~N~c1
Cl•ssic Mobil• Homes & ACJ ••-_Equip. 9410 ga.s re .. '6eralor. , 913 No. Harbor BL butnl!r !!love, double sink.
Santa Ana • Vacation Trailer "°"" u..... S1e'P' 3. All 53t..a57t Here's a light easy 10 haul or part. 646-1277.
COSTA MESA travel lrallcr 1hat 11·(.'lghs CAl'lfPERS for Et Can1i00ti
MODEL CLOSE-OUT le11~ than 1000 lbs. That ant.I Rancheros. Cabowrs
9 new model mobile homes rvrn a Volks..,,'llgen can and Sleepus, Stock or
are being offered at reduc. haul it! Complete with king Custom. ~ Logan, Ot
ed prices. AU are set up in slzl' bed only $1695. See one .~,.......~~-~----
beautiful Greenleaf Park, J today at 8' Full cab-over camper,
mlle: from ocean. H b v w fact, discontinued model.
Take Ne\VJ)Ort F\vy or Har. ar our • • Complete. $89j. 869• \\'est
bor Blvd so. to 19th, then 18th SL, Costa Mesa.
IVCSt to li50 \Vhittier Ave. ' AUnlORIZED 19G9 VW Camper. Pop Top,
Rfij, ll,000 mile:a. $3250. Costa l\fesa 642-1350 SALES & SERVICE
18711 BEACI{ BL., 842441'.i Sp•cef<oSpaces-Spaces HUNTINGTON BEAC!i ·-· New ~ star Adult Park •
Centrally located in quiet
neighborhood of \Vestmins.
ter. Close 1o shopping area
& freeway. A beautiful new
clubhouse, Lge swimming
pool, Jacuni &: all other fa-
cilities. 531).2930, S31-857L
531..SllXi.
MOBILE Homc--Bayfront 2
BR. See to appl't'Ciale.
Cozy, quiet adult Park.
$10,900 or make oUer.
646-9".llS.
Mini Bikes 9275 -··------BONANZA mu1i bikr. Front
& back shocks, jack shaft,
15" diamtires, 3~~ hp. $100.
6T:r8343
Zebra Mini Bikt', ol m08 old,
15 hrs on Jn 1-1.P. Tec11n1;
seh. Good Tires. $80. 645-3488
1964 Econoline Van, sips 5,
Trailer, Travel 9425 auto ln1 11."; !"us' sell-make --=--'--'----· reas. offer. 531-078'1.
17' SANTA ll'E, 1elf t'On-1 ~--=====""'==
talncd fully eqp'd ready Dune Buggies 9525
, to ~-sin>. S.17-61.M .s;cu_55 ~ BUggy-!IOtl top
68 NIMROD Deluxe, ~lps &: skle curtains. Tow bar .
6. stv. i<.'l'boX, din tbl. $600. '58 chassis. Good cond. t.lus!
5-18-ll:iG sel!. SHl50 or oft. 2500
Te•rdrop Travel Trlr. Marpret"Dr .• N.B. 646-4Dl
$19j, ~385 PERFECT Cond, top/s~
curtains new tires, llhr Trail!!.'~. Utility 9450 bckt ae3.ts. new transaxlc,
ILL hl'allh rorccs salr of Sl200. &t &.7 Pi\! J.IS-6S92.
dlx ~a1'\'.lel'IC'r'~ tan do m 196'9 GREEN ntelal nakc,
tralll'.r. S350. 847-4739. 6.l h.Jl. tngine. s 1:? 9 a'
--8'11-7921
Trucks 9500 l•o;.U;;,N.;E;:cbuggy=".-re'°'b"ll..,'"°620--.on-g.
BRAND NEW gold metal n~ w/wp
11850 or offer 536-m!O 1970 G.M.C. -~ TON I~~~==== lmportod A'ulos <t600
Black &: \Vhlte $45. rini. iet wlth 114 karat 31 \\"eti • • Best of references, \Vrite paihts, etc: • everythi"' lor
492-4279 .tter 5 pm. center diamond, 2 diamonds 7116 Box ?\I 1060, DallY Pilot. power and sail. ---------
21 ,, RCA Color TV. Large -% karat on each aide. POODLE 1'errler, 1 yr old SCRAM LETS Marine &: Bal!ery Shoppe, Motorcycles 93QO
CAMPER TllltK ... 8ERALD "'"'' A-t .....
l ~,t_.bodY. barg. $.)9j,
_._....., ··--" .... bine• i•=. .Brllllant cut Sacrif:lce! Rep-needs kkis, 6 4 2-368 7. ., • ..,, \V C 1 H N Bch 543:&.m wuuu ..._ .. ~ ly to Box P360, Daily Pilot. Anyllm(.'. l/16 -~ · oas wy., · · 1970 Bultaco Persang ?ifK
BIKES $10 • $15. Early 5 ?iflXED cocka.....,. pupp;., ANSWERS CHEV • 283 V8 \Vilh brand lV Ne\v $925 cash. 4~-•-· h ·~ p; ..---nc\V velvet drive. Recent ... 5P'I. T R d 1220 .....,,~ncan cou:c ....,. · n&: 6 wks old, black &: 11.dorable .... , " ..!,. .!Car er_•___ pong table $8. Po1o1·er n'lOv.>er 531.(J!IJ afre.r 6 p.m. 7/16 OIH. $400. 642"2307· 1970. Ka11·asaki J.")O cc
g TR.AO:: Home. stereo tape $20. Hand mov.u $5. 117 S\\-erve -Hasty -Draft -PORTABLE l\tarinc direc· Street Scrambler 1300 ml.
player, 00 day warranty, E. 18th St., Cl\f , 3 RATS -2 boya. 1 &irl Deceit -ACT HIS. Uon finder, Nav. 500, 3 1600. 6.,... """•
with S babies. 546-234.6. 3013 A ttu ·r She 'I $1$-94 -~,...o-~~·~==-=~~-$43. speakers $7.50. 5J6.3021 W 0 ~1 EN i o I I c I u b s, Cleveland Ave., C.?.f. 7116 tac I \\'I e: "''On crygtals S75· O/. '67 Suzuki X6 HusUer Towerbilt. 5 tarter 5 e: 1 ; conceal her age because her Sportlnt. Goodt ISOO Women's bo\\·li.ng ball &. ?ifAl.E Itall11.n Ped l 1ree hu.,band won't ACT HIS. Boat Slip Mooring 9036 Scrambler, $375 or
------1 ba.g· Human hair wii fall G~yhound mo. old gocx1 "BY OWNER" Best oUer. 962-8197 an 5 ·
FULL Set Spalding ltainle.ss dk brwn. 6/:rlOl9 • pet pe li'15-{WOO 7/17 SELL. lease or 1 ease 28' SIDE tie available for '67 Triumph 500ce
st e e I Iron 1-c ollecton 5 MO old KC German purehase. 40 1 t .. T . S . po6_:~~ .. 1 boat. Pie~ call Ne1v eng, Xlnt cond
1tem.s-be1t ever made-$8 O'KEEFE &: Mmitt stove ,,,...,.,., Si50/make offer. 847·3816 each. 644-1508. ;35: Dbl bed mat·..,· .._,,. Shepherd, male. 642-allO att \\'heeler, SWl·lounger ,,1tJ1 =="'=======
eprings S20: Royal 4 p.m. 7/16 fly.bf'idgt". S., D.F .. f'leet Bo t S . 9037 '67 l-larley XLCH-Lots of
U.S. Diver Super Sport wet typewriter. 'sG:QiiO, FREE kittens • 3 blk. 1 retJ:ii·. New paint. 2-390 _!_e_r_v_ic_•_• ____ chrome. custom paint.
suit. Never used. $6 O &U-1600. orange, 1 blk & ora~. cub_1c mte~ptors & rec~~~ Fiberglass & Gelcoa.l &12--8234 ;;.546--0871c._;:.;.:;.·:._~~~~-BRIDGEST'ONE mo Call anytime. M&-320l 7116 ma,JOr. XTRAS PLUS... **Repairs•* BULTACO 200 2cc di.rt bike.
T ~~ard H~Adk Jk~i:-almost new $125. Eltcl. FOUND lltUe blk kitty 11.t ~!,,ak,;.,78'. 1E1','.,·, w,,; ~.~,~ay 5 F~ Estlmates 548-1752 X1n1 cond. $325. Ph: ~e new • .,,a e ·ou.et shopping cart $250, 2. 1.ftke Park on Main St. ~ ,,..,,..,, 6T<>--4623 •
675-QIU aft.er 5 portable trailer hitche!I $6 846-5736 7116 Mobile Hom~•..;• ___ '200_;. TRADE 360cc Bultaco Ell ~EW cmlom aut'fbO&rds' $9S. ea., 751).lt tire SS. M6-5310 6 ~lO. old white tJuUy puppy, MARLINEER 40 FT .;-"S;a-;;;n-Mobile J{ome. Ba.ndido for Chevy auto. for
Formula One Surfboards, HIGH chair, ciib & playpen, female, he.a all shol!I &. Like new $4iiJlOO Imma.culate, awnings, new AR.le al90• 644--0878
1924 Harbor, C.M. dininro table, Oriental doll, loves children, 565978 7/16 Days, 77WlO ~trs. Btoll'n 1968 Yamaha. Xlnl co~"'. Ynu
di ~-~ h I -• b by Eves, 673-9191 Mr. James skirting, custom drapes. ""' u
Su•;S. ea er, u,,.... a 2~i: YR. old malt Trish Setter NeaUy Jandscn......i In one make ofler. Cash only. Mitcell•MOUI l600 clothel $15-2960 _..-.... 6f6..1S28 I;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; I ==:_:cc_:=.____ "'ilh papers. \Viii give to ~==~~--~~I of Oran.,.. CounlY'• finest
FENDER n.. ·1· GLASSPAR 10' com p I c I e ·-.-._.,i; anlpll 1er i')O('l home. ~18i2 7/16 Adult Park,. Space l"t'll1 $45 TRWMPH 200 cc Cub deluxe Ricktnbacher bass iv/3'; HP outboard nlOtor, bik~. Need?< 11·nrk. $120. ~ita.r DARLING, l\\•ln girl kitten.,. 6 gal remote tank, oars, mo. Xl.NT BU\'! 633-i622. 536-855.q
dirt
llO VI, 4 llpeed, po\\·er ~el'r. 636-4l'tl Ext. 43
ing, cu~ton1 mouldings, heat.
"· .. _H.D. 'hock" H.D. AUSTIN
springs, dual mirrors, lilep -------
bu1npcr. 750xl6 split rim 'i> ROADSTER, Reblt eng,
tube IYPf' I ires. • (64315, new dutch, .tires, paint &. $2499 chrome $650/oUer 673-13.j().
AUSTIN HEALEY
AUSTIN AMERICA
Sales, Service, Part•
lmmerllate Delivery
All Modm
J1 rtuport
3l11 1port ~'
ATTENTION
TRAIN COLLECTORS
ESTATE SALE
* 6'15-&l!H '* Gray & ll'hlte tabbies 5 wks. dolly & boat cov. all in 2 BR. $7500. Choice apace
old. Ph: 968-tl!IT 1/16 ad shape Sl~. 6'13-4262. 011 golf eourse. ~ blk. from 1967 ltonda 30.), '66 Gi\IC van. Xlnt cond CORTINA
WASHER &_ dryt>r, 111em>
cocktail table & other misc.
hou.Sf!hold ittms, ?\lust
Mcrifke! 968--3787 aft S.
2 DlTI'OT It Cottontail rab· 21 , SURFING OUTRIGGER. beach. tttg. Bch. ~ Blu<'. E.1't'E'llcnl cond. f"or mlr or trade. Call after ---'----_;._;._;._
H.O. Tr•ln Collec:tidn
appra.lsed 11t ove:r $700. For GARRARD Turntable 3 watt
further Information, call amp. 2-8" ?<peakers. Ex· nwt O.pt. 642..Jlll cellent condition $90. Call • . S.134987 -'--'-------B& by crib and n lat tress, 1 S; *AT A DISCOUNT,
hl ch&lr, $10; stroller, $10: n1embership in Balboa Bay
car i;eat, $7.50: infant aeal, CJub. _
$3; dinette with t1o1"0 exten. * 61.J-45Ji *
1i0l'l1 & 6 chain, ~: bar &. SENIOR Citlll'n's Schwinn
2 &toolll, $26; bo\\•Ung ball. B\cyele, like nt>1v, Paid $150,
flO; wt& I: eaae, $15; porta. !!ell $100. 6~2-0017
ble heater, ~: atrobe light, 17 .. PQrtablt 'IV S\O
$35. And othtr Items, !:Kl5 1'tunk St~. 21 .. TV $25.
Pu1c" Ave .. Laauna Beach. e MS"'529 •
494-a22. 4 x 8 REGULATION pool
MORE ~te patlo for t:ablt complete: with all ac-
._ IDJIQflq. Artis& .ettlrc. ceuor\el. X!nt cond. $350.
I.Jc.. CID Mu: at "4-0687. W>-3629 before 4 P?o.f.
RED .,....,. 9' x 12' Kl!.., LI' ·-_, EARLY American so fa . x 17' Gftlpe nll' $50. Top brew.'!! tv.'eed, ~. Nice con·
qutlJbr W/)>odl, 49Mll5 dlilon ~
f>ll11 fn?e 10 eood honie. bt il i 1 $450. 962-4609 HB 6 p;..1. 6.JG-2698 · '68 Cortina. CT, beaut cond,
962-5t)g'J 7116 Custom 1 1 by Ph \VANT HELP? Advertise In SHARPEST dl"t'Sst'l' in to11'ff, ,~ T. '56 FORD . $150. Net'<I~ extras.
Edwards. $200. Needs l\'Ork. Dall llo Cl ·1· d 671--7'"''' fl I P '' 5 WKS old. Fre• kitten&. c.u after 6·00 pm 675-MJO Y P t ass1 ~ s. '6.> Har1cy 7t &16-i56l, 1990 grill, headlight, r i eh t · .;.:u " er .: . ~~ C•l··•rl .,., "-ta . ' , ,;Ca=ll=64~:r-;t;,;·;;ig,::for;_;R;""=:'="=· ==""=""=""~·=C~.,~f;;. ===;;..._!. ~·•;;ode;;r;;, 6:;:7~l-4~l4~4~C~d~M~= -· """" ~ · .....,_ 10' FIBERGLASS Dingily ~tesa. 546--6525 1116 SITS. Snowbird excenories. ___ D_A_TS~U_N:.:._ __
!\IALE oranae & wht. kitten ~fa.at, book, tiller. rudder,
aod 1 female calico about aail, $75. ~2326
6 wks old. 557-8899 7/16 c17=11::,:..:;B:;.irc;..hcral=-"1=,"',~,,-,-,,-40
BEAUT. Calico yr old cat, HP. compass, bait tank, etc.
alt('red, needs ho m e . Sacrifice $300. GU-4480.
543-3927 7/17 16' Sabrecraft tiber1la1
LOVELY young altered cal. runabout. Good eond. $125.
hw to good h o n1 e 962--5056
646-7095 7J17SCH ~==OCKo=..-llo"Y~--w..,/°"Pocodc--,-.
VERY strorw: all metal, dou-
ble fold~ln-wa.11 bed with
mattrea. 536-70.:..6 7Jl7
1 UNUSUAL kitten, Daya
13.l-6844, eve. 494-8840 7/16
T\VIN boy kittens, all black,
5 wkll. old. Ph. M-CJ97 7116
8 \VK. Oki Bee&le mixr.d
puppies * 982-7836 * 7/16
rowtne etar, $525. Great ex·
erdsel Ewa. 642..al40
14' OulbGal'd motor bol.t
and trailer
2132 Preaidtot Pl. 0.1
55 HP Home.lite o.b. erca.
$350, 11' 'bOat. eng. & trlr,
$69!i Of ofle.r, 54&--6731
wa(M!i•••
"Leader In The Lc1:trh Cldu"
ZIMMERMAN
2145 HARBOR BL VD.
540-6410
DOT DATSUN
OPEN DAILY
ANO
SUNDAYS
11635 Beai.h Bh'd.
Hunttncton Bear.h
B·t?·Tttl or Y.0-0«2
'66 1600 ROADSTER
FDRARI :·: --FEltRARI . ......... ..,.a... Lid. ' °"
-~· ""1ll ··-u.d clWll'.' :
6AIJCS..UftV1C£..P.lRTS
1100 w: c-1 e..,.: w.stfti...-... ~j,...
Aulhoriled Fmart Dn1er
TRANSPORTATION·
Im.,.,.._ Autot ., ~ -.
FIAT
FIAT ---·----·-l.l"VU'V'M
• ·!f~f.
"FRIEDLANDER~'
11710 llACH IHWJ.·JfJ
NIW0USID-SRY.
l'U'U'U"Ut
'68 FIAT 124 Sport COupe
• New !\lichclln.~. Chrome
Rin111, Lo\v ?i1lleage, AU
llel'vice records. 1 · 5.12--5731
tOrange)
'6."i Fial 1500 Roadster brt
yello11•, like nu, xlnt cond,
Jo mi's, l owner. 536--3907.
JAGUAR .
.JAGUAR
HE4DQUARTER$
The only.aulhorlzed JAGUAR
dealtt In the entire Harbor .... ..
Complelt.
SALES
SERVICE
PARTS
BAUER
BUICK
IN
COSTA MESA
234 E. 17Ui Stree:I
• MS-7765 • ~.,,T-:XKECF,
llO actual m!lcs. Af:VFM.
turbo, wheels, full taC'tory
warranty. Must 9'Qifice
this nwnlh~ \Vindo1(.1ftrice
\VII.I $6413, fUIJ prif$. )IO\V
St787 {R2683fl will taff;old.
er car 11.~ dov,in or!';· •\Viii
finance prlvale ,,artY: tau
Dir. aft, 10 a.m. ~ or
49f.1029.
'67 Jaguar 420 Siilan
. ·:: Factory arr cond .. A~1/
shorllvaV"C, wire 11\tfels,
disc brakes. Egg \\lhJ~ \V/
wine Jeathcr interior.;toad.
eel! ExC('llcnt c_o~flon.
(\VAV 178) Take ·~dtr
lradr. or 11mall do\\•n; will
fin, Pvt. Ply. Dir calt Phil
aft. 10 Al\1 4M·1029 ·-
·---·--·· ;i ME"~EDES a@z
MG
J•mes Cochran:=:
221 Cos ta Mua Sl:
Cost• Mesa ;-: .-. ...
)'Oil &ti' the \\'ill!l(.'i\;,
2 tlckcts lo the :c:
'ORANGE COUN f.Y
FAIR & E XPOSI TjON
11.t the ~--·
ORANGE COUN:l'Y
FAIRGROUNci{·
July 14 . 19 ;::
Pleue call 642-!iG'JS e~: 329
bet"wn 9 and I p;.,f to*m
your tickets, !North Qitmb
toll·ftte number 11 ~)
'59 MG~
LOOKING Fbr • I track SLIM GYM $4S
home lf«m tape pltJtr and * S48-582S * have SQ. call ~. , .
t.1011IER cat .t: darUna ltll· ~S;:.tl;;.lboa=-"·-----'°-1_0 I
terl6. 673-6616 7/1& WANT TO TRADE
Con\.'t'rtJble, 3 111:rittd;:d1r,
clean <:ar. lO:\"\'Bl!I :O....\Vill
take esr in lradt or ffuct Slhw fintsh 'l\°/black \•ln)'I private party_ Call ~
intl!'l"ior 4 ~. rnr., fRUC or 494-!fllJ. ,.-
CARP£!' -· 3 colon. Misc. Wanttd 1610 150 )'da.50c-S4. 1015
~. Ollf, 6'4-UOO.
ROLIA.""'1 bod, 41'' wtct.,
Manlcvrlnt Ch•ir
Aftet 5, 644-2861
ammo.. im1!r 1iPriJw mat. Wantfd: U&ed portable TV
tre , $3S. IG-0333 wts. worirlnc OR not
F4CTORY made po t t e: r 1 CaJU :.07-9423 *
~· El..t 0A kick w1>H1. TK& fll/ICKER YOO CALL,
f1DO Call -TH& QUICK1'Jlt YOU SELL -·
1 \'R, old femaJe CocklJ)OO. '68 vw. Good mod. for
l.ovt-s childl~n. ll6J...4029. 7116 cat w/trailtt 492·1831
FEMALE auppln -all lO 32' PC SLOOP
'""" to )'OU. 642-3246, 7/16 66-0222 SacrUJoe rnso.
BLACK J>e r1 la n cat. 14' SA ILBOAT $300
6'H..Q73 l/16 >Ont cond.
Cl.M'E white klttt.ns, ntetl
Road home1. SJ6.Gl36 T/16
ROOSTtfi ~2-.1«9 T/16
32' ERICKSON Sloop
&t>-0222 .. $16.2'!0
11
851} will llkc trad~ or fln. ...
lllhCC Jltlvalc JXU'IY call 'Sf ll-1GA • Xlnt t~ ~ or ~!M-977l. l\latador 1"f!l1 "''/v.'hH(.top.
'68 Datsun Sedan
$800. 4!»-8696 ;
TIRED of that old fw;1~t'I'
" door, 4 apetd, allO\\'t'OOm ft's rta.lly not 1b11t ~bi.rd
clean. Olr. (\VDQ 237) wilJ to rtpl11.ce. ju,t walclr"-lhe
hike tnde or finence prlv"te furniture A mlsctll~a
p11rty, call $i6-4052 or colnmn1 in the Cla.sJtled
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. . ' "' '·•f l Pllm'·AOYUTI$U • W°""""', J•IY 1.5, 1970 , , . • W.......,, J.i, fs;1 .,~_{KAN."PORTArloN ·~_Ti1'f10N ; T!"~~TATlON . TllANSl'OllTATIOM •• 1 T~Sl'OltTATiON ~~ltTATioN :Tlwdl'OllTATI r PO JJ'
• -rt'd ~·~.. 9600 lmportod ~ !!!'~rted AutM • 1.,..,, • • aj . "' <6uo '"'"°"°"A--""'4 Looal111 ''" Uwl C..ra !9ilo u .. ,rc:1 ·' · -~ .
MG PORSCHE TOYOTA VOLlcSWA~EN VOLVO V' ~E V' CHEVROLET ...;,;:FORD MUSTANG --: C• MG Salo~ Servi<..,, """' tmmed!at• Drllwry,
'62 'PonChe s .Bi'Lt MAXEY l.Gni• Sellctlon.. ~
'=iu!_~t~~ f' Of '/W Ccl ... B, ~ 1MINK .
'7U ~ Yi. t\iltOm El ~ -_..._. ------~---1 -----::.:..:.:.::. __
m1no Pkio.r. Radio, ...... '67 Mallbu '63 FORD' GALA.'<!& !100 ... r,i.,..,.. GT °"'"'· -~ pwr 1lett, S30t 1)'11'1. -A\M, llr;O)nd, Xlnl. cond. tJ::t:•. ftet air, dllC bib,
$89 per mt., p, d'9e brtJcel. Buckitt •ti automatic, Dlr., S 2 8 /mo · f In an c e . Pikt PS fl23:5. 6'T).J.M2.
AllModalt •
_t1 n upn11
II 11 1 p :i I ! ~,
$2619 , Vans, Kombl1, 'VOLVO'
CHICK IVER50N ,_ 11ACH 1LVD. 1u-. New& 'Used · ,.
SOUTH COAST ..,..... ·-air •'1"'!'· MT411 -=-==='====I
CAR LEASING Ono -r;CTPT 911) will 1950 FORO 8. 2 -· R/H. OLDSMO.U:
300 w. Cit Hwy, NB. 66-m2 take tiad_! ar fl¥rQ pri-New paint, tires. Loolcl --~-... -
Eva A wlmda ~ ~~~_parlj.•Cal! ~ °" aharp! $195. &4~2168 IL&.
-~· •• I '" &n""· J<Jnt oon<1 1515 -~ass YMd C•'r• 1 -ttOI 1968 Chevelic · $.S331kona. See at 9191 Hall LeagUe or. FUll power ' ~UI air cand ..
VW H .. t. llMch 147-1551 lmrnedlote Pall .. ry "FRIEDLANDER"
""'""1 Ext, 66 ..... ., ~ N "'°'"" llw>o, ...... CHICK IVER50N
1100 W. C11ut llw)I , 11.1'. :1910 llAltBOR BLVD. • '67 Col'ftllQ vw
•, ' -!M0-1151 :,., COSTA MESA .. , L:-·i , ' ' " .~;; 1.• Au~iMG fluler iii: 912 PORSCHE Taria; ·~-llJneq,uJpped. 549-3031.~Ext. 66 or rr
............. ·~Sall/It .... l5lOO <V~:r!'! ~.:. !9TO=~~VD.
• • THINK '64 "C" AM/FM, new u,,., 1" Call 1°' a:'J:ln!!'>••t, · LARGE ,-, · ~ "MG" chnn whl• JO.NT. Pr PIY· -or <Mm. SELICTJON
·• -'' ,M .., lll'JSO. 64l--0705. "TRIUMPH e1 vw
·: :._•,'"FRIBILAMD""" '66 PoBche 912 CAMPERS l.0 3 TO CHOOSE FROf.T TRIUMPH '6& v~ry clean Jow
-; ,brkl. pwr .. ; •It. vyn, top., 11.B. 968-1448. vinyl top. Dir. (Tftl' Jiii)
1 lrow11lng 'bkt tta. Topl'Cond!Uon $1993. · \VIII take car In trade or ftn. •--·-1 -·••oc ·..,. '6:J FORD VAN. Che.....,,' N..;~~~0."r.itV.1 Marine Division ~i1u. __., ~ v • 1 me.as. tape deck. panelli~. :~:sf.~~ part)'. $t6GJ
2 dr. D•mo, * $2750 * = FREStN'Ts . '6'1'·Cliey Spt_ Van 90, Whlto, $950 or oUer. 64~73 •
r -~ Factory S!~ of t~ 1910 531~ ml. O:ne own. new '6' FORD Gala.'Cle 500 Convt. '67 CUTLASS &Ip, full pwr,
VOLVO llne ol NEWPOR:r SaUboatl, Ure•, Clean. $2093. ~. Low mi. clean sr:ia or beat tact. •Ir. Very)CQOd cmnd. AER.OCRA1T tlem drive, oUer. 962-1782 Dk &rel'. U6llO. ~ »
ANNIVERSARY outboanl l aluminum ""'" '$1 Malibu, ·~"'· v~ .. w '· aft,, 646-0!M
SALE at our Costa M"a planta , dm. l<ln< <0ni01300 JEEP '61 OLDS '°"""'· ~ery
· Our boa ti ~·in sire ~ * ~ * sharp. You mwit •·ta I»'
1970 DEMO the s· F1\pper Sailboat to the '66 CHEVELLE SS 427, hi JEEP ~·qon '65 overhead =P='"'='="='·=><Hl03=::·::::==
''142'' ......... , . $26" 21' G&laxie ,\ oner ex· perf e,.. Hdn, A~ cltch motor ' ~ driye lO"
AUTHORIZED 4 speed, n.dlo &: bet.ftt, # atPtJonal perfOl"'a'lPC'& & A mt,p. Bmt oUu. 613-ml ~b: & ~. Warttn PLYMOUTH •.. NEW MIDGET $199S Pric..i from $3419 mu .... thrc• topo hanf IOI! Harbour v w fl:' \\'DZ-92G tomeau. S900 642-7949. • •
' .· ,: ur" •u.at nnrr. •1
: ... ; N1W.usan1v. CHICK IVERSON VOLKSWAGEN
:-;. ~ '"'""'VWEx • ~ .. ~:------··-·-· -~--· I, 66 01· G7
,MGB 1910 HARBOR BL VD.
a>STA MESA
NEW VW BUG
$55.89 pr. month
SALES A: SERVICE 4740. 1800 E Cpe. for dellv-comtart. YO!.I are lavUMI. to hub&, aood cobd 1$350 Day· -~--------r
HUNTINGTON BEACH cry. 0..-enieu del Speciallll Yl•lt our plant or any auth-CONTINENTAL ~nn, nite•: '492-3761 · PLY?.1. '67 S.teWte 2 dt
1l1U BEAO! ,,,., 142-4435 DEAN LEWIS ori<ed doalor U. tJ>e .,..._ · ===i:-===~= I hard top. 3 cyl, Au-.tlc .
1969 vw 19'!1 u.-. C.M, 646-9303 Au !or .Ur mu 40 .... '66 UNtouf 0>01·1 ..... . MERCURY Pl>w ......... Tact. air. 1 ~ ·-· _ 4..,, ..,._ -catiJO&. Xlnt cond, Owntl· must sell __ .•. _ O\\'ner. Ex. cond. ~
--'~------~-·~--'61 P1800 -Grey w/--a .,.__,,, .... __ &_ ·.ioU'I ~•" ~.,.,. •-·-·-~ry 00~··~" .. ~. ~--m.opm • A REAL BEAUTY '<f ""'1 111, deluxe < Dr. :~·· l65 MGI ROCMlater RENAllLT $147.71 down includu '63 VW Bug ~;:"'' 00,';;'.· :;;'ii,~ ~'f: · 1919 Pla'"ou., CM •• '64 CONTINENTAL. lull _ PARKLANE P/1, P/b, tac air. a.an.
•• ~f;e New! OWned by little _ . , tax la Lie. ?.tECHANJC SPECIAL &42-lS36 e\'CI. MM73T 548-llTl P\\T, air conct ' AM/F'M: $119S-Ol'FEJt. ~-: ;~-; school ~~.from La-'G6 RENAULT·~. Xlnt cond, VW LEASING Lie. OKC-612 9oJ dally A: Sat. only radio . only $1100. Call 19&1 Marauder 2 dr H.T.
,,... __
~. ~b. BJack J.ather ··.:old motor, auto, nu paint, AT $299 1966 Black Vol\'O Dl:cellent O!tenhauser P.~nc 968-1007 Black vinyl top, 390 engine, PONftA~ ..
• torlor. Ton"'au """''· R/H 1700. 536-197' CHICK IYERSON CHICK IYERSON condition. 496-522< •or 4ll So. H..-bor, S.A. , lllack U?Jil>l1tery. ,. • ..,., ----'-.--'-'-""-·!
1o , .wire wheel•, ~nt ~ "··-==="=== 4!M-7tl39. 839-1260 CORY AIR air, cbeplr, Otan! Mu1t be ,67 L , M
':· •dttlon. Me lmall . down SUBARU vw YW . S.6 \Veekdaya & Sat, -··~----teen to appreolate, Satur. • I ans
-. ·;111 fin, Pvt. Pty_ Call Jim -;...c..;:.;..:.=;__-1970 HARBOR. BLVD. 549-3031 Ext, 6G or 67 Antiques, Classlc1 9615 9-5 Swklay '64 Sp)'der 4 ipd, ,,.bJt ens, da)t, .Sunday It evenifli$ a.ft Bucket seat• aUu..nauc~ pow.
> '"JO AM •94-TSOl or ""3100 *· '.70 • SUBARU COSTA MESA i9TO HARBOR BLVD. 19'0 MG 0.11. Wino Lil John's trans, ~lll. Gd rbr .. 1ai.,. -' "!'!'.·!4'-ll,!11. F' '""'"'· air' coild. Dir. 'i ~ir:i~'l'i .,;!~~ ·,'!: ""' tiow • WANTED ==co~s'r-A_MESAe-;.;...-"°" F1'< -"" ....i,..._ 11:111 E. Whlt••r Blvd. ,c;am. ~~' '67 M~jltclair ':.:t71).:~u ia-:.~ Immediate Delivery I'll ~ top dolla~ !or y.iur '68 VW Sedan, 1600 ccs '4 '-=======""' La Habra, 213.qlt' l-4~ to..n _, ..._ a'-cond., ~ _ or 3_ ., maculat.. $2JI00«1r beat ol-VOLKSWAGEN today, call race cam.. chrome-.wheela, -, S.T Tutsday-Frid!J' Good irwtlportation fJS. •.w ll'f'9A "' ~
kr. ~ after 7 pm, • 00 MPH Ca-pablllty and ask for Ron Pl.nc°hot cuatt>rn ,.mt. Best offer or R•c• Cer1, 'RM1 ff20 S.5 sat. 10-3 SUndi.Y ~7971.' Dir., vi~ top clean u )'OU '68 OTO Convertible
:...·::. ~ .. : _-~ OP_l _L : :!a~= ~,;;uon "5'9-3031 Ext. 1!6-67. 613-0900. trade for van, 673--9!53 1926 Y:ODQ. A Fard, Olds ~ ftnd <VODOdl. WU! take ~ w/bladt top
... ·· Test Drive Today At '6. VW, Good cond $415.or '68 YW BUS eng. <I lp!e'd, hydro not R.V, Stu.ts Co, CV in trade• finance prl. 11.lnl miles
K to M Oller cOmple~ n75. ~tm 2001 W. CoAlt Hwy, NB ::'tTIS.JllUV. 56«152 or P/B,' PIS. A.It. New tires '89 Opel ..... Coupe Ill m otoB * 833--06l6 .... * 1 ..... Just like brand new 548-3331 ~ ..,.,, ... ... CXlRVETTE' su..ra. .... Ollor!
na;llVJ. 345 Baker, C.M. 540-5915 --cc,"'6=7~VW=--#9600, S2S&l. "',_"" .. ·======~ i '""'!!"'!"""~"!!~!!!!_,I BurlilndY· 321"4 tpd. X'inl. •· ~'l Puk Station 4IN-5'D9 after $ • CHICK IYERSON Autoe Wanted '700 Robort F. Woll1 cond. 1219'-6l5-<l6>3 " Waaon. 9 ,... Low 1963 .Pont. Tompeot 3 Sia. !t\i:"°.,;":,; 18l~·i::.: TOYOTA Squarebock · VW -· ---.. 1-RumHy 'L•na 6)>S>U :.,-~ Pl• air. was. low ml,"""· trvo.
:Stripe1. Car had had excel-Sunroof WE PAY TOP Huntington hach '61 CORVETI'E, auto, new · full pwr, fact_ air, R/H .
• lent care. Low n1.Jles. Tab 1Tl9J.'!IQITIAI Al\l/Ffl.1ndlc>, tape deck, air ·~~~R66 er~ CASH r::;!: ~-. $1025 or __ -:.:.MUIJANG ~~e~611~1:~~ . ::
older car as down or small • -•. .. • Qlnd. 10,000 miles on new, ___ co_ST_A_MESA___ Yoll' •ff! the winner of ~., COR'-3'" hp, <· $46.-1188. ""' ' ~ m_ D-1· h·",'•"'ttu_ ·1'',"00· PvPMt. ANNIVERSARY ·-'64 VW 2
'ticket1 to the ••••• ~ ' -)Ir J5hil factory en&ine. Lie. UEP46C spd. AM/FA1 stereo, clean. '6' M).QI ·t p.. dlbd. $<150 l!l'J6 IAMANS J.dr HT. 36,Gm
-..-· CMl.3100 91-1029 $1600. tor~ can Ir: truck:t JU.II ORA.NOi COUNTY $fflO or best offer. 545-4017 • T.o.P., .t Pl D'IO or actual mitn. $1250 <i bnt
·: -or< . SALE tothor-.u1r1b1cka .convertible callual•r-.. omato F•1R' EXPOS! "'======= -If~-' ~ -· ~ TION -. ou.r. 5'Mlll .. :
1970 TOYOTA WAGON .:.i'~ chooaa from. Orange wfth brand now pai~ GR0.111 CHEVROLET ORANGa&t ""coUNTY COUGAR '8' 2+2, ""· -'69 GTO. Al...,nd, •I• ,,.., PORSCHE 6372 Damo $1111 . wtlCK IVERSON 1'' top• brand ... '"'""· ... • re<1 ,l8'0" ,,.,.. tave. radio ... .._
Toyote Mark 11 $2149 VW Llc. OYJ198$ll. l9 AsJic tor Sales h1anaaer FAIRGROUNDS 1811 Couarar GT, Air. 1 • ~ «' :.36-12!.t Low ml. !Q-1448 aft 1 '65 PORSCHE Lie. ZPIS16 U2ll Beach Blw. July 14-l"t Ei<!ra """"''Below Bt .. " '85 llV8tA!'G"V" 2St auto. • l'
ll>upo. N•w '"''"'· ""'' DEAN LEWIS 519-3031 Ext. 66 or <f CHICK IVERSON Hunli"&'ton Beac~ Pio.., call .,~5678 C 329 Book 11195. 8'<-2400 New enc lo"""· Top cond. T.:tlRD . '
tee to a,ppreclate. PGX279. 1966 HerlJc?r, C.H. fWS.9303 1970 ~~~o:J~VD. . YW ~ ~ 9-3331-• between 9 and 1 PM :,x daim 1967, Air cond, new tires, ,;;saoo:;;.c,' "'&16,(1=·::."°;;c:----. -5,-T-Blrd--.... -. ---,,-4 $3419 TOP OOLUR your UckeU, (North °""'IY Xfnt cond. $1995 68 MUST AN , lac ale. nu • , ~on , CHICK IVERSON '70 TOYOTA'S '67 V\V Vao ~~.,~~i:i:ciR668t~~ ..u .... number 14 5'0-!Dll • 611-283< • w/w u...,, T.0.P .. Boot ot-$1150/""I ollor. 51&-Zll ot
In stock. lmmcdiate delivery Partial Camper COSTA MESA , fer aver 11700 .. ~TT MS--3018. '.
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;_ , ,,..19TO HAMOR BLVD. •t "\M Sl.Pl. CUI 548-1949 A.'1/FM radio. Lua. rack. See <;eorp Ray ---------'60 Dodie, honest transport&.' • lfSO', 49'-9613 • "" S2500, Aft 5:30 MT-m2
-. .; COSTA MESA ' • .l '°'•rs '67 SEOAN, !taller ~Itch. Good COJ> THEODORE . .,,~ ... all 225 '.°'· HnltJ! ""' cu '1125. "" all ,,., PILGT WANT ADl~-D1a164Mlll • c:ha!l.Oit.
-"'· "' 29,000 Ml. dition .. _ 615-264'""'7"9----ROllNS FORD w ... -. pwr « remotea, p.m. gu..&~ -' ' • ~ '5t PORSCHE. R<bl< Ira"' , •u V\V.-N •• a•lo bo·'"~u. "'w pain' , 1 · • ._ L-una Baich Xlnt eond. S1075 SU-OMJ. "" · ecus eng. "'ol·k. ......,.., .. 63 DART GT to -u--• C • en:;lne. Radlal tires. Am--• SlSO firm 20ID Harbor Blvd. tires, uphob, A reblt ena:. • au • p.a., UM C.. .. ..-TYVV -UI -;
F'l'n. na. 646-1421 aft 6 t00 Se. Cit, Hi~:y '65 V\V. Sq. Bk. 1500 S aft l :OO 6ts.0839 Oolll& Mesa lJke new. Be1t oft ef. new tires, e~pUon. dean. '
'67 PORSCHE 9ll·S s .....1, 494-?SOS 'Yr 100 Xlnt cond. New tires. 60-0010 ~1962. 1 Owntt $$XI. 67~
""" 1 S899 * 6§.Zl.95 '60 iBUG ,. cu.tom Jat, nu ~=~""'""'==-lll69 Oo4ao air. map, A:)t/F~1 . Plum '69 TOYOTA Crown 4 dr -.!.,.,'=-=-==--paint, brl<S, rblt eng.' Like WE PAY iiiSll 1982 BUICK Sk;ylark ~ SUpv Bee. Xlnt TRANSPORTATION SPECIALS:
w/bkl Int. $5500. <194-M60 !led. Perf. economy car in V\V 19611 Futback nu S'rn5. Pr/pt)' S4&-481:> "" vtrtlble. X1ot cond. $423. cond. Mt11t 9ell. Bat offtr. 1¥1~ 1600 s.c-1,;:xf;:ht:..:cond=:;.· ....,.,,.=.c:::·;_.~-* Sl<IOO * 962~ !O'.lO mi's. SU-5505.
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$2600·"''' THE QU!CIU:R YOU CALL. Call ..... ,,. F~~ ;;: :;;:;,,~:;",.; FOR YOUR CAR '88 !:LECl'RA ,,, 4-<lr HT. FALCON ...,. 'J'HE QUIOCER YOU SELL PILCI' WANT AD! 64l--56711 * 548-0308 t Air, all pwr, nc1v tm, like
CONN.LL new. S29.lO. 6~ ,--~ COn'All 2 DOOi - - -*99 [ $11,~. UH, IN"'°" · .i .
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SAVINGS -. SELECTU>N .
NEVER HIGHER NEVER GREATER
SAVE " SAVE e SAVE e SAVE e SAVE
1H4 AUSTIN HEAUY lOOO 1969 TOYOTA CORONA SID.
Rodstr. R., H., 4 speed, wire R., H., •utomatic, bucket seats.
whttl1. Ser. • 3411 XWZ204
• ·$1177 $1595
1H7 FIAT ISO CPE. 1Ht TOYOTA CORONA H.T.
R., H .. 4 1p•ed. Sharp. VWT40 Cpe. R., H., 4 •pet~, 41nd111 top.
$1095 XSSl71
$1695
1'6' FIAT 124 Sl'YDEf . · . 1,'47 SAAi HV4 SEDAN Rodstr. R., H., 5 1ptad, ,w,.mll,1,
Sh•rp. XXV576 '':'t':; Ir; ·Deluxt • R., H., 4 1p•1d, •xtra cl••n
Cltl VZU408 . $269 ·, ' ' $1295
l'l' M•C GT CPI. 19M Mtil ROADSTER .R., H.l 4 sp t ~lrt wh•el1. YYA· 6l~ ' ••• ' R .. H., 4 speed, Clean. BFE790 . . ' . ~ $1195 '" . . .,5
, , •".lff\~"J;OADSTER I HZ PORICHI S Cl'I.
R., ji.,.JI l , ir• wh•els. ULK-R., H., 4 spe•d. Reel cle•n. kt -.
040 .. 241
$1495 $2295
196' DUNE IUGGY 1 '67 PORSCHI '12 Cl'I.
Hot Corveir •n9. Autom1tic trans. R., H., 5 speed, air c:ond. Reel
R··~ 1h1re. 01 lADX clean inside I out. Ser. •9974
! ' $4105 $1395
1H7 YOLYO 122 2 Dlt":' 1'68 TRIUMPH1 ~YPIH ·
Sad. R., H .. 4 opaad. VF6~10 , M1rk 111. R., H., ti 'k•td, Wir•
$1~95 wh•tls. Rt•I sharp. W N414
.. $16.5
UM VOLVO PllOO CPI.
R .. H., 4 •:••d, ovtrdrlvt, extra 1'67 TRIUMPH Tli4 RODSTI.
clHn. CSR 46 . R., H., 4 spe•d 11 • herd 'top.
$1595 TRV400
$15.5 1H7 ALPINI SUNIU.M . '
Rdstr. R., H., 4 spttd. Hard I 1tH vw s9um U.c•
101! top. YeXSH R .. H., 4 1pud & clHn. TFF!7l
'$1295 ,_ $1295
DEAN L·EWIS
IMPORTS .
ORANOI COUNTY'S lAltGIST & MOST MODIRN TOYOTA & VOtVO DIALER
1986 Ha!W ll¥d. &4&-9303
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* 1965 V\V BUS * ~ =======:;: 64 I SPORT Deluxe -auto,
$1D50 ·CHEVROLET CADILLAC ... ,,,....,,, 30,000 ml. N•w
644-0356 2821 Harbor Blvd. rubber $695. 5f0...<!486. •·
06,i V\V Sq. Bk. 1lOOS C.0.ta Mesa w ... 1200 ., '69 EL OORADO 10000 ,,, Ford F•lcon $300
Clt?an! $995 WE PAY mlles, loaded, like ne'w. ' * 646-86611 ' aft 5 pm *
830-4786 aft S pm. $6195 **ii 494-7133 ---'61 vw Sunroof TOP DOLLAR 4!>1-1796 FORD
Uc ·NUF 315 JOH~So·Nu-: SON '61 CPE DeV!Ue Hardtop,
$599 UN~' N ~·ERCuRY F'ully ""''"·Now lfre•. ""5 '56 Ford ... _.~ Firm. 6'f.-l700, Exl 230
CHICK IYE.RSON ~Harbor Blvd., C.M. , 1 O\\'ner, like new! dlr MUil · lloll'Oll'i!l WANTED 65 CP. 0. VIUe, xCo't <0od. ..U. F'uJJ price $309. WIU YW Oranp CounUel N~ ~ •• $2600. 00% down. finance private party (PLG-
TOP I B•l'U"l:'n 5'.W3l4 5PM.-6PM 0114'. . 925} Call~ or 494-9773.
549-3031 "Ext. 66 or 67 u'"' .c,.11. M c Sed 1970 HARBOR BLVD. BILL MAXEY TOYOTA ' AO. an DeVUJe. i'ORD 6 cyl tnsine with
COSTA MESA H8B1 Beach Blvd. ~ ~ ~~5·30~~· trans. com~etely ftbullt.
.88 BUG. AM/F'M, Tuned B. Bead). Pb. tcT-15!5 _;;;:;:;,;;;,;:;,;;·;· ;:;;;1 2,000 mlle1. Bt1t oUu take
,.h. Rldlall 1\215 ar trado WE PAY TOP DOLLAR CAMARO 1.541-1~'"'""'=·~~-~-for Hoble-Cat' \\'/traUcr. FOll TOP USED CARS '81 FORD Country Squ~.
OZ-1381 U )'OUr car 1J extra deal\ .67 CAMARO SS 350 I>lak AC, PB le PS. Stef'tCI Uipt ~vw-:;c•~ ... ~ •. ~~ .. ~b~k -ttu·UJ f1nt. • deck, new tire•, 16,000 ml. '" '· ..,...., ...... ...., ro en BAUER BUICK brks, stereo, ne1v pnt. ~. st's-1895
In. A pod bay at $749.95. 234 E. lTtb St. PD~~?'J:RAI' TEli'r e ! .. : ~'.! 5 0 0 1962 GALAXIE 500 XL • r/h, can 54Mlll -Costa Miii ~m _.,.c, . .....--u I b I b -··
VW Pl k I ;;:::;====z..:;:::_ I pe P •. a r, u""""'t seatl.
.• 68 c up '69 c. m "'0 3'l . Otani• "°"' ""''" Hard to llnd modtH VUH 126 :.;N.:.aw;.:...C,,;.•;;.";:...---~ w/blk top-strlJ>H. Spec. '66 Ford Falrl&ne GT $I 899 erontond. $2300. !54D-Oll2. Excet1en1 oondl""" Attention G.l.'1 one owno• 616-3191 CHICK IYERSON Tblnkt"' .ot 1>uy1"' an ~.,.. CHEVROLET -==0 =--.=;:.,--mobue after returolna from J OBS T DAY! Clau 7100 YW ovenieu'? \Ve at Barwick ·St OIEVtl.LE SS 396 4 WANT ADS SELL! &42-5818
'64 CHIY. 2 DI. CPI. $7'9
P.S., A11to., l1clio. IOTW61fl '
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'i4 CHIY, .f DI. 1699
A11to., llH .. r:s .. $tr•11t cir.
'" DArsliN PICKUP • · · '699
Nico cor. CICDV7<101
... l'QID • DL H.T. 1499 I
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'H l'ONTIAC Li MANI $4'99
Cp•. Sticlr, r111Uo. flHtl 111 _
'61 PONTIAC nMPIST · i4ft .. ... C.ONNELL:.'. -;
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2828 HARBOR BL to. COS~A_ ffiSA i . 546· 1203 . ·, .. _
549-3031 Ext. 66 or 67 Imports would like to extend 1pd, wide radlall, map, -U---~-·c
1970 HARBOR JILVD, our he11.rtle11t cong1'atulatlon1 air. Oria:. owner. 6'-6856 "iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~-ii:ii~lrliliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijil tosT'A MESA far a job well dor11t, Let'WI CHEVEU..E '66 SS 398: Xlnt •
'Q 'IW. Xlnt cOnd. Unda' help .elect )'l1ur new car er cond.. Private part)'!, WE HAVE THI -1!. Call bolo,. S, "'"" automobllo. Call tor ap. 317.1479
64M3&3' nlto 0' day polntmonl, Sllf.«•i2 °' CHEVELl.E '66 SS 39C. Xlnt BEST SELE(:TION OF
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9600 Imported AutOI MOI 1147·7479
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.. t&lce over paymenll.
UNiVERSln ~~Jc: '69 IMP~.::,'"'"" We have 1 fln1ncln1 pl1n to flt
your blldpt. Come In and talk
with -el ovr uporlonc..t
counMlon. COAA 'MISA ::_,~,:~~~"""'""
'67 CAPRICE
A.~.-~OCE~: N. ~.. DA run' ~~~"'i:.!':\ ~:1881 . '60 CHEV. Bllca)lne 2· bf.
Good trarw. car. Clean.
Call,616-4ll119
• '53 CHEVY, Rum lib new ·
' • I 1Jt $150 takt8! 15· H•RE •673-1616 an 8pm•
HONDA 600 SEDAN
7S MPH -+. .SPllD TRANSMISSION -
FRONT DISC UAKl5-l!ULL GARPITING
40 Mll.lS Pllt GAL'LC)N
·51395
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1970 KINGSWOOD waron -
tull.y equipped, tnc .• air,
13,000 ml. $3900. 494--869S
U65 Chev 11
V-8. 4 gpd, tran1.
Imniacula te. 548-2008
'65 CHEVElJ.E
Alt oond. 1 owner .. -.
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r1ti\s. S330 ~ bott otter.
Call 531-l!ll
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e ALL MODILS-• " e IMMIOIATI DILIVIRY 1
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WSW'Tires; '2f.2V Cu. In. VI ~1191ne,· ' , ·• ,
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BRAND-NEW 1970 .f lttON~ CLB.: crE;·:,
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~M-.fM 'stereo, P.S .. P-1!itc b,r•hl, P,wirM1"11 , , ~ ~ .fO 1 fectory•ir.i (TJR.0701 · -. ,... 1 ~ r • ., , t•me·Jncllrof,f11:lotyw•flep\V•••ll:IS~.C:SHI • ·,.Ir. 1'.~ s ,.,,-· KARMANN' GHIA ''6& ~uav ,.799 '67 FQR'if'XL ""' '• \ ·::.·5·1499· .
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Chelns, pfns, bracelets, earrings,
rings, more .•. silvertone Ind
goldtone metaJs, many with stone
settings. •
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~ prlqfl. There'• every look
you eoulcf want here -belted
claslla, flatterieg A-lines, wen
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to fanciful altlfracta. You'~
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to m1tch ••• perfect playniates In auorted colon.
Slzies 3-6)(. 1,49
a. C,.. tett and shor1 set of t 00% cotton in pretty
summer colors. A terrific playtime v1lue In little glrl'•
slmtUX. 1. #-c. ........... 100% ciotton .":"".with • cool, SIMW
lento»_ In~ of collars ••• assort.d colon.
&Jpi-7-1-4. 1. 99
D. c..., to' then Mt in cotton poplin. ~uffled top and
eltttic back shorts ire 1 cool combo In 111orted colora
· .. 7-U. 1.69
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Penn Pres .. mini sh ift ind ahort aets 1r•
perfect for big 'n little sister. 100% cot-
ton th1t never n"ds Ironing. Ruffled or
tailored with pretty detalls ••• Jn solid
colors or prints.
3~X, 1.99
7-t4, 2.99
SPECIAL BUYI
Girl's cotton (am1lc• ahorts in her
choice of solid colors ••• enough
to spend a aumm.r In. El11tic
t>.ck, sizes 3-6X, 99c
Size& 7-14, 1.19
SPECIAL BUYI
Girl's cotton tie ahouldet pl1y-
1ults In 1uorted colors ere •
terrlflc# warm weather pl1ywear
vtf ve, 1fze1 3-6X (S-M-l),
99c
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on polos ancl walk shorts!
Pre-school boys look their bea~ ••• and f•I best
too, in polo shirts, striped or 'solld .• ,, • teamed wtth
walk shorts jn plaids or solids. The· shirts, sizes 3-7;
the shorts, 2/3 4/ S .6/7.
Shirts, 2 f Or $1 Shorts, 66c -
SRECIAL BUY!
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Outflt your boys ~ith combed cotton ifripecf pol~
·ahirts, .sl1A9 6-: 16, and· never-Iron Penn Prest9
· walk afiorts •• ;n% cotton/23" ~tye~ttr,
I Jn plaids or iofids, sizes 6-18 reg~l1r or slim.
Shirts, $1
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loy'a whtt• cotton sttlpe-top crew IOt1<s,
6-11. Year 'round f1vorlttl 3/88c .. =. • nn· Pr9t9 nev-.r-lron cetton/
pt'a, short al~es ind leOi ~ prints; 6-16.
Boy'• un1lnecl nylon t1ffet1 lecktft Jn
aMOl19d colon, S.M-.L-XL. 2.99
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Min's eayllc knit t:1.w nedcM aport ahfrta tMt look much more
acpenalve then they INl Ribbed cuffs and bottom ••• short 111.,.
in auort.d aolldl oi atrlpel. SDI $M.L-Xl.
2.50
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/Mn's 100% polyester tricot dress thfrts · ••• HI)' Cllre
at a low, IOw prk:ef GOid, blue, green and white, tOol
Short ~fffVel, tizea 1.fYa-17.
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Men's Orlon9 ecryUc:/nyfon ttrekh IOCb
whtte, black, dk. olive, whiskey, greMt/ ~ btwin/gold ••• 1 alze. 2/$1.
1.66
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M.n'• 100% cotton print brOlddoth Pr•
with long legs ind .... vet, notch collar,
$-~XL. 2.99
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Men'• walk ahortl ••• Penn P~ ~ Iron solidi and pl1fd1, Grad, Contf nent1I,
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tutting febrk:a.
'45" 5k yd.
Ch111Ull O.ntter ~ii
fell prlntl. O.nstet In l'°" Cid·
ton. Full Seil In 50% Awl Poly-
.. Mlle ~/50" colloL. .......: 36"' .. ,.,,
'Tile teM' ~ lacctuertl cotton
terry towe_l __ ~mble. Av1ileble
In pink, oli~cti'•nge and yellow.
Beth towel 4-···-·-······ $1 t"-"d toWeil .......................... 60c
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It's packaged suitably for gift givingl
Available In dea>rator fashion shades.
Penney's five yNr guarantee.•
Full, single control' Reg. $19 'NOW 16.15
Fµll, dual control Reg...J25 NOW 21.25
Queen, dual control Refl. $30 'NOW 25.50
· King, dual conJrol R~. $40 NOW ~-;·
Acrylic therWhat .......... The .all-season,
all·purpose...blenket avatteble in decora1dr
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Av•llable in deeoretor shadet.
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poty.e*/nylon •nd Dac:ron9
polyeltw/nylon thet west. In •
minute, drys In 1 wink! A-llne,
skimmer, step.in and double
brellted stylet with the fashion . details you love ••• like new
cotter tr .. tments, flattering
Mlm"'9 a.nd roomy pockets! In
white end f....,...pest91a. Junior
petite, l~JnlMet and hetf
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make life easier. Take the
smart squired off toe In Cor-
fem• with lightweight rubber
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heusew•,..a storage box,
snack tray, 12-pc. glassware set,
expando rack, steak plotters,
laundry basket, lap tray, dish
drainer, cutting board, swing
lid can, pail, 3 pc. salad bowl,
shoe rack, trouser, skirt or com-
bination hangers.
Your
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Enioy the sw ... smell of success at
your ne~t party. This decorative,
scented oil lamp brightens ony
scene. Easy to refil.L Available in
a variety of colors and
styles. Put a little ex-
C:itement in the a ir.
NOW THESE VALUES
AT ANYONE
OF THESE
PENNEY STORES!
CANOGA PARK CARLSBAD DOWNEY FULLERTON HUNTINGfON BEACH
lAKEWOOO MONTCLAIR NEWPORT BEACH ORANGE "THE CITY'' VENTURA
SHOP SUNDAY, TOO
12 to 5 P.M.
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Choose from
pecky pecan high pressure laminated top, chairs upholstered in qui fed embossed
floral print heavy gauge vinyl. Flair shoped top measures 36"x4'8" and extends to
72" with 2 12'' leaves. Our dramatic .S pc. 'Spanish' set features oak high pressure
laminated top, octagonaf shap•d top measures 36".x36"x58". Chairs-are upholstered
in attractive embossed floral print heav}-gauge vinyl.
Your choice~ 9 9
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NOW! TMEU VALUES
AT AHY O,_.E Ofl
THESE PfHNEY STOHS!
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CANOGA PA-AK CARLSBAD • DOWNEY FULLERTON HUNTINGTON BEACH
LAKEWOOD MONTCt.Ailt NEWPORT IEACH O•ANGf " TH' CITY" VENTURA
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Pe•ncrest• AM/FM stereo console with
tape. deck in three popular style,s
Orig. $499 NOW 1399
ChooN from 'Danish Modern' in walnut v.neet or hard-
wood tollda, 'Spanl1h MediterranHn' In pecan venMt or
ltardwood tolld1, or 'Early American' in maple venfft or
IMlrcfwood tolich •
Penncrest• portable color televisio•
Orig. $269 NOW 1249
featUNS 15'' tctffn measured diagonally, all channel
rec.ptfon, 3 ltages of signal boosting power. Beige.
Moblle color TV with st•nd -Or19. $399
~ NOW $349
Penncrest9 console color televlslon
Orig. $449 NOW 1399
'Mediterranean' style TV features a 23" picture rMOwred
dkagonoHy, oil channel reception.
Console color TV with AFT Ori9. 529,95
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IUfNA PARK • IURIANK • CANOGA PARK • CARLSIAD
• COMPTON • cu~ VER CITY • DQWNEY • FULLERTON •
GRANADA HILLS • HUNllNGTO~ IEACH • HUNTINGTON
PARK • INGLEWOOD • LAKEWOOD • LONG IEAQt •
LOS ALTOS • MONTCLAIR• NEWPORT IEACH •NORTH
HOltVWOOD • ORANGE "THE CITY" • SAN. FERNAt@O
• 'l'OitlANcE • VAN NUYS • VENTUAA • W~TCHESTBt .
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Malor. Appllance
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Penncres+• Custom 21' side-by-side refrigerator
All frostleu aide-by-aide model with 23.6 lb. Orig. 449.95 llOW-
frffzer capacity, 4' rollers, 6 door shelv .. , wood AA
groin handles, 4' 'full cantilever ahelves. In white • 13~
only. .. ._. .. ... _..
21 cu. ft. refriger•tor with automatic ice.maker-Orig. 519.95
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Pe•ncrest• 17 c11. ft. refrigerator
with a11t0Matlc lee-Maker
Automotlc Ice-maker compl... with Ori9. 339.95 NOW
lnttollotlon kit. feoturM Include 4 rotlen, 1298 hont ... acliwtable.
P .. •cr .. t• 2·speed automatic
14' lb. copaclty ·wa1her •••
0110.119.95 NOW$161
Alf over potcelail'I finish, 3 waah·
rift .. t•lftp ... ttin91, renn Jet lh•t
Filter. White only.
Pe• .. cre1t• 3 temperature gas
dry•r with lint filter •••
OilO. 114.95 NOW.Ill
Porcelain flnt1h top and druM, 10
minute cool down, therMo·flo dry·
Ing. 11\JNhit• only.
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Pe1tRcr•1t• 4 temperature gos
dryer wah Interior light
0118.169.95 NOW$141
To• top door opener, odfuatable
1i9nal sentry, white or avocado.
USE PINNl!YS TIMI PAYMINT f'l.AN
MaANK • CANOGA ,ARK • CARLSaAD • l>OwNEY • FUL!ERlpN_• GJAM'ADA
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• LOS Al TOS • MONTCLAIR • NEWPORT IEACH • NORTH HOLLYWOOD • ORANGE
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Orig. 6.99-11.99 3 88· NOW e
Now you can affonl .hoes to match cil· of your
casual clothes ••• In .Jiii the . styles and colors
you've bffn want1nar-Women'1 1lua.
Women's fashion heels
clearaoce priced!
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Now you can Indulge younelf In shoes ..Mdecl
especially for each of your outfits ••• and ICM.
Assorted colon ••• women'• alz... ·
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~lump, clump, clump ••• every&ocly'1 do1ng It • • •
you too ••• In white, bone, black, ndt Wooden
tole aandol, synthetic ouholt. WOfltt#t'a .._
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fOr every occoslon. Save on loll fl tJY1es anct
colon for growing het now. Olrla' la.&t
Boy's slipons anCI
oxfords to clear:!
Orig. 6.99-8.99 3 ·&·&;: NOW ... ,, .
Your .-owing boys can be 1~ shod clurlnt our shoe clearance. Lota of styles lit blade
and brown. loyl' U.S.
Youth's slipons an~
'":.. oxfords to clear!
Qrfg. 4.99·~·" 2 a· a NOW e
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6. black or brown ••• youths' alal.