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U.S. E111ployes Blast & Tell'
As Too Ton~hy ~ Too Telly~ . Too Sexy
Marine Land Leased to State
Arlned Bapist Attacks DAILY PILOT
Mesa Girl Hitchhiker * * * 10' * * *
:rHURSDAY AFTERNOON, SEPTEMBER 2, a97 i
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Musta~ioed? IRA Chief Held • Ill U.S.
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'Vhy is pretty Jan Clime. 15, of Corona del J.1ar doing that \\1ilh her
hair on the beacb? Because it's National 1'1ustache Day today. that's
why. You didn't want some picture of a guy v.•ilh a mustache, did you?
Prison T ern1 Replaces Flogging
A man v;ho nearly became Orange
County's first legal flogging reclpienl was
sentencfl:I to slate prison Wednesday for
a term of sit months to 10 years by
Superior Judge Byron K. f..1cMillan.
Bruce Darryl Howell, 22 or Wisconsin
'''SS returned to court fro1n a oo.day
diagnostic study Jind Judge McMill1n
dcterinined that he xhould be ienlenccd
on charges of recei ving stolen property.
lloo,1,·ell had ple$1ded guilty May 19 to
the ctlarge which had bffn redu~d from
burglary involving Leaming Industries,
occurred Jai;t JanuAry.
Jtowell btt&me celebrated ln November
1970 ~·hen Superior Judge Will iam ~tur
r<iy senttnced him to 1~ lashes with 11 cat
o 'nine tails Instead o! prison.
~ novel sentence produced a wave of
protes!JI and a refusa l by Sheriff James
J\1uslck to administer the punlshmen1..
11,tunay dropped the flogging· seotcnce
a!'ld ga ve ~lowell 90 days in the County
.Jail for his assault on a fellow prisoner.
2 Uni on s Make Up
LOS ANGELES (AP) -The nsllon·s
two elecirical workers union!, which once
fought lO destroy each othu, have &lgned
11 mulual Rid pact 11nd are holding
rl\scussions expected lo \tad lo Ill merger.
Decision on American Fund Drive Weighed
NE\V YORK (UPT\ -Joe Cahill.
leader or the provisional wing of the
outlawed Irish Republican Army and the
most W<ed man in Norl.bern Ireland,
will learn Tutsday whether he can re·
main in the United States.
Cahill was denied entran~ to the
United States Wednesday , his visa was
canceled and be was detained overnight
by immigration authorities.
The purpose behind CahilJ's flight from
Dublin to New York was to begin a fow'-
State Gets
More Marine
Beach Land
By JOJI N VALTERZA
01 tllt D•i11 Pl'-1 lloll
T\VO miles of prime ~1arine Corps
beach at San Onofre and much of San
Mateo Canyon are in public hands today
-lhe result of a compromise agreement
making President Nixon a victor.
The St.ate of California assumed lease
title for 50 years of the disputed tv.·trmile
stretch directly upcoast from the San
Onofre Bluffs State Beach.
And the existing 3.5-mile section opened
earl ier this year under a 2f).yea r term
was added to new 50-year agreen1enL
Stale officials in Sacre.rnento told the
DAILY PILOT this morn ing !hat the
coveted new section of beachfronl woul d
be opened with minimum facilities within
a month.
Fred Fielding. associate counr;el for
President Nixon, announced confirmalion
of the compromise agreement -ham·
mered out among military brass,
representatives of the House Arried
services Committee and officials of the
State Department of Parks and Recrea-
tion.
-, Basically, the new public territory tn·
eludes:
-Two mile! of blufftops and beach
stretching imm~iale\y upcoast of the ex·
istln~ bluffs beach. past the San Onofre
Nuclear generaling station to lhe existing
l\farine Corps Enlisted Man's Beach club.
-2,380 acres of San l\1ateo Canyon
which i! planned to accommodate parked
cari; and camping when the entire state
parcel isdeveloped .
-A level access easement from the can.
yon to the beach.
After signing the $1-a·year tease Slate
Parks Department le11:ders said their next
step will be to seek $.l mi\lion to develop
the gift.
Funding might be forthcoming next
year to develop the p1rk. Priority w:llJ be
given lo sewage, water and elect.rkal
service. The Unt two would probably be
bought from the city of San Clemente.
The exact boundary of the new public
land in San MatCQ Canyon was not Im.
mediately announced. It v.·as not im·
mediately knov.·n whether ranches and
farms in the canyon wJJI be allowed to re-
main.
Fielding said. hov.'ever. lh&t the ex-
isting enlisted man·s club and beach
v•ou\d rem11in in milltary hands.
Ont stirt term of the new lea!e 13 that
lhe property must be U9ed for public
(See Bt:AClf, l'11e 21
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or five-week tour of American cities in an
effort to raise funds for the militant IRA
faction he heads. He said tht funds wou\d
be used to purchase guns to light British
troops in Northern Jreland.
Cahill agreed today lo remain in
custody until Sept. 7 when lmrnit;ralion
au!hor itie! will decide whether he should
be allowed to make the tour.
Cahill'a attorney. Frank Durkan, a
member of Paul O'l>\vyer's law firm.
:iaid Cahill "will be .allowed visitors and
Judo E x perts
Chop Thieves
SPARKS, Nev, lUPl) -Twt>
burglars had more than they could
harrafe \Vednesday when they broke
into the Sparks judo and jujitsu
club.
The intruders v.·cre greeted by a
black-belt judo instructor, two
students armed with spears. 11 ken·
d1J slick. an obie belt and a replica
or a machine gun.
llerb Lague told Sparks police his
judo school had been burglarized
!l'.·ice in !he pasl month. So. he and
his falher. Bert , and his brother-in·
lav.·, .!ohn Crotto, Jlave heen sleep-
ing in the building hoping to catch
the burglars. The father and the
brnther·in·law ha;'e been taking
judo instruction.
When they heard a \\'indow being
pried open. the three men waiting
insirle wtre ready. One of the in·
lruders was caught in1mediately
and tied down with the obie belt .
\vhich is worn in ju jitsu. The other
man tried to run. but was caught a
block a\vny NJd subdued \\'ilh lht
kendo stick , a Japanese lighting
~'eapon.
Girl Hit.fhlriker
Kidnap ed at
Gunpoint, Raped
A Costa Mesa girl, hitchhiking with her
sister, was kidnaped and raped Wed~
nesday by the rnan who gave them a ride,
acco rding to the account she gave police.
Huntington Beach police said the in·
cldent occurred ·11hortly t>efore noon as
the girl!, 17 and 19, thumbed a ride to the
beacb.
They told offi~n they were picked up
by a man In hi_, early 20s who was driv-
ing a h\tt model white Plymouth.
l-le arove ui two toward the beach, but
at the inter8eCUon of Brookhurst street
and Pacific Coast Highway, ht: drew a
gun and l~ the older girl out or the
car, police were told.
lie then drove along Coast fllghwa y lo
• vncant neld at Beach Boulevard where
he raped the younger girl and then forced
her out of the c11r, offlcera said.
The teenager W1'1ked to a nearby
tr11Jer park where she called police. The
older Rirl had called offtcera moments
earlier Lo report her sister's abduction.
has access lo a telephone," but that in-
tervie\\'S v.·Jth the press would not be
permitted.
On his arrival, Cahill was met al Ken-
nedy International Airport by im-
migration authorities, acting on stale
department orders, and takea to lhe
Manhattan immigration office.
Cahill told ne"·smen in Dublin, where
he boarded the plane to New York, that he
planned to make speeches in several U.S.
cities in order to rai!e mone.y to buy tbe
weapons.
"Our offe11sive objectives \nvolve the
shooting or as many Britisll troops a~
possible and the bombing of inllttafriM
eC'lnomic targets," Cahlll said Wed·
nesday.
"I certainly regret that this ha! lo t>.
done." he said. "But 1 can see th1
nectsslty for i!."
lie said the tRA's aim was to "bring
(Sec CAHILL, Page %)
U.S. Workers 'Touchy'
On Encounter Sessions
\\'ASllfNGTON (AP) -Senate! in·
vesligators are checking comp!ainls frorn
government enployes that they are being
pressured into joining r;:ice re!a!lnns
group encounters that border on invasion
of privacy.
Alice D. walked out on one such session
betausc, she said. "it got her dov.·n lo sex-
life and just clov.·nrighl uncalled-ror
\1Jlgar language."
Her boss in rtn Agrlculture Department
agency insists the Jlll'Ct ings are au
earnest atlemp1 "to c:irry out President
1\ixon's dJrecllves tri end r a c 1 a J
d1~crin1inalion in gove!'ninenl."
The official re ferred to !he meetings a!!
•·v.·orkshops.''
Although some people call them "touch
and tell" or "conflict ;ind confrontation·•
sessions. ''\Ve say it's s c n sit i v it y
training ," said a Senate constitutional
righ!s subcommittee investigator.
"And \11hatever it's called, this is clear-
ly over the line into a \1·orker's personal
privacy. The government just docsn•t
have any business getting inside my head
and certainly no business trying to
change the way r think," he added.
Executive agency defenders of the pro-
gram deny it involves formal sensitivity
training. But · they ·say the ses.sion:i are
e-0nsidered sensitive in the sense !hot
they sometimes touch deeply rooted
racial views.
Subcommiftee Chairman Sam J, Ervin
(D-N.C.J , says it ii!'"Still not known how
extensive it is in the government or the
range of techniques being used by various
agencies."
Complaints began coming in this year,
tbe subcommittee staff reports, sucb as
the cue of.Alice 0. -.not her real name.
•'Whal they were trying to impres! us
with may have been necessary. which I
doubt. but the way they said it was
filthy." she said.
Jn describing a lynching, she said,
"they di~w;se<I the anatomy quite frank·
ly. At this time I asked If this ktod of
language was really nec@SSS ry in front o{
women and unmarried girls. Then l w11lk·
ed out."
Alice's superior replied th at he was
sorry she did not find such training "lo
be the worthwhile experience. that most
of the other 2,lm employe:i who have al·
tended found It to be.''
Jn another cMe.. say $Ubcomm1tlet
sources, the General S e r v I c e s
Admlnlstrqtlon had ordered Its employes
to submtt !o touch·af'ld-te11 11csslon! n.1n
by sociologist~. and dtscribed by
spon.!Ors as being aimed ut learning
''self-disclosure. self-awareness and non·
possessive caring. risk-taking, lru!t, 8 C·
ctplance and feedba ck."
According to a booklet ~ample turned
f)ver to the subcommittee, couples were
being asked lo look each other in the ey1
and hold hands v.•bile comple!lng such
phrases as~ ··r.-1y most f re q u en t
daydreams are about •• , J em most
ashamed of ... interracial dating and I
or marriage make me feel •.• "
Ano ther instancE involved a \l-1lman
from a Health, Education and We!fttr1
Department agency who con1plained th1
session she attended included persons
planted to provoke reactions.
A white man said: .. I live in an ei:·
elusive neighborhood ..• and I don'I
want one of those black bz.stards living
ncxl to me;" and a black man then
responded angrily to get the debate under
way, the woman wrote the subcommittee.
She said she resented "being in a posi-
tion '.'-'here the only alternatives are to go
along sheep-like and accept whatever ei:·
periences" the sponsors "care to
perpetuate, or rtfuse to attend and ap-
pear to-be indifferent to or. afraid ·to <S.. tqUCH, Pate 2)
Weatkv
Low clouds and '· fog , prf!dicted
along the coast until noon ·loday ahd
F'ridi1,y. clearing fo sunshine and 73
degree temperatures. Highs Inland
around 83. Lows tonight between
"' and 65.
INSIDE TODAY
Tex Wauon actmi~ killing
foiir Tate victimi and btoame
tht first follower of Chcf"ltt
Manson to sau the cl.a-11 Ltoder
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Vadf!r Fire
LA Countv Public Adm 1nistrat·
or Baldo ·Kri~lovich bas been
suspe.nded pendin.g. the result.s
o{ a Grand Jury mvesl!gation
into the operation s of his of·
lice. Kristo~!ch (.pictured in file
photo) hand.!,u-'fnillions of dol-
lars in assets of pt>rsons ,e\'ho
died v.ithout wills . Story. 1:.lge
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TOUCH ...
dJ!rC~S problems of mmor1ty employes."
Ervin v.1111e HE\V Sec:re!arv Elliot
Richardson !hat "ll is tvrannv O\'er the
mind of the grossesl Sort in subject
employes to a probe of their psyches. to
provoke or even require disclosure of
their intimate attitudes and belitfs during
emollonal!y charged situations.··
Countian Seized
After .Shooting
Of Girl Friend
SAN DIEGO fUP!I -A Garden Grove
man was arrested on 5USpicion of at·
tl!mpted murdtr tale Wednesday 11fltr he
chased h1F> former gir l friend throug h the
bulldmg v.·here she "·orked.
Police s.111d James J . Stephens . 56. !!red
s.everal shots 111 Mrs. Made h11e C Cohen.
51l. and wounded her in Doth leg~.
Pnhce say Stephens "'en1 to tht f'lffirei:.
nf Liverpool Dl l'>Tributnri:.. Inc . and askf'd
tn talk to ~lrs . Cohen. She left the office
u.·1th him but returned moment ~ later
.cl'!aming ··he l'ia~ a gun "
Employes said he chased her thro11~h
several rooms but offered no resistance
u.·hen police arri\·ed.
Record Floods Hit
Hanoi, Ri ce Areas
SA!GON CL-P ll -Thn:oand s flr ,.nrlh
\"1er.namtse lrr;np! ;ind ~O\trnmPnl
'lf()rkers ha ve betn mobil zed tn ba!lle the
9-0f.St flMl'l~ in the h1~tnr\ nr \"nrlh \·11'1
tam. Radio Ha noi .said-!llrl~\ !t ~;i1d
~<1rts r)f Hanni 11.·pre unrl l"f'I ;it"r ~'lrf th;i1
flOVIC!s had vo·ashed :11 .. ay h1gh\1·a;.s and
dikes prrrtect1ng crops.
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Before Free%e
Wholesale Costs
Take Slight Rise
U-ASH.\"GTO.\' fl.Pl 1 \\'h')le sale
pricts rose I} 3 percent 1.n August, the
grn ernment rf'ported toda\· It said the
h1trst &latistics v.·~re based oo SlJI\'e~ s
made pnor tn the start of the Aug . 16
v.·ae,e-pn re freeze.
Tnt A u g u s t 1ncreast'. 11 l!hf'lut ad-
jLislmtnl for stasonal factors. 11a~ !he
:-amP as tht rise in Jul~. 'i\'htn ad JUSled,
thP .~u~u~! 1ncrea~e •,i,·as rnu(h i?:rt a!er -
o 7 percrnt compared tq an ad justed Ul-
crea•e of fl 2 percenl 1n Ju!r.
The August inc rea ~e v.·as led by a n.s
percent upsv.·ing in a brnad range nf in-
dust rial commod ities. This was partially
offsel bv a 0.3 percent dec:rease in the
price of farm producls and processed
foods and feeds . There \\'as 11ls11 t'I 0 3 per-
cent dtcllnt for farm products the
prt\·1ous mont h
But !he t.abor Department's BurPau n!
LaOOr Statistics said farm prices did nnt
dec!Lnt as much as usual lil August . and
therefore after seascna! adjustment the
index for f11rm producl.5: and processed
fO')ds and f~s toftf' 1.4 percent. com-
pared to an adjusttd 1 percent dec!int in
Jul~·.
The BLS said lhe v.·holesale pnce index
in August "'as I !4.9. meaning th;:it goods
v.·hich cost $10 wholesale in 1967 co~t
Slt.49 in August. That ~·a.!i 4 percent
above Augu st, 1970.
Unadjusted v.•holesale prices on con·
sumer-finished goods wtnt up by 0.3 per·
cent in August following a 0.1 percent
decline in Julv, the burea u said.
Consumer foods Slone increased 0.4 per·
ctnt.
The re pnrt s.11d 1nduslr1al commod1lv
prices advanced 0.fl percent mostly
Big Four Dela)'
Signing of Pact
On Berlin Accord
BERLIN (UPI 1 -The Big Four Agree-
ment designed to end the cold v.·ar m
Berhn vo·as not si gned a:<. scheduled today.
The po;:1ponement "'·as bla med 1 ari"usly
on a dispute o\'er tht German text and
the illness of the Amtrican arn bassarlor.
The \\'es1 ern Allied ambassadors tn
\Ye st Germany and the So\' i t t
Ambas5ador to East Germanv did nnt ap-
pear for 1he 1 p rn 18 -,11 m. EDT •
ceremony at the former allied conlrol
authority buUdiq ID the American sec·
t.or. A french spokesm11.11 11;aJd wlthoot
explanation the signing had been postpon-
od
Y.'e!l Berlin ,_,ayor Klaus Schuetz. "'e5l
German officials and \\'esrcrn Allied
diplomatic sources said the s1gn1ng
ceremony could not lake place because
last minute meetings on four·pnwer
"nrk1ng parti~s still had nnt agreffi on
lhP German text nf 1he accnrd.
T"f'I hnurs after the pnstpnnE>menl an
American spokesman said the ci>remony
did not take place btcause U S.
An1hassador Kennelh R u~h "·as 1n-
d1:;pnsed and had to stay 1n bed.
\\'estern allied d1plomat1c sou rces !'aid
there ...,as no thought that the E;ist \\'e~t
disput e would torpedo the firs t a,i::rPI"·
mrnt on Ber!Jn since the on" ending the
!948·1949 Berlin blockade . The y said thev
v.·ere confidl'nt differrntt'." ol'er the te:.t
!fl be submitted to the E;i ~l and n·eFt
Germans fr;r lmplement<1tlon cnuld not
blnck e1 enrual .c;1gn1nE
Alec [)f' r,nssf'ln, the f ri>nrh spnkesm;in
'-'h'l ;i rl i>d a,c; Fn11 r·Pnll'rr sonkPsman !ri
rl;i \ tnld nev.·smen !he C"erf.rnnny "·ould
not liike p\arr
H• g,al'e nn time nr da te lnr annther
m""!\nf:
Snme :;"urce:; 1hough! it might be held
lnn1o;hr or Frid-'!\
\\'est Berlin ~la y()r l\laus Schuetz satd
ra 1lu re tn <1~r'"e nn a German text cau;:;ed
lhr postpnnemtnt.
The pci5tpnneml"nt c;ist a shadn"· nver
the :igreement. \\'est Berliners. ahvays a
bit reserver! to9".·ard the agreement, s,111d
the.v thou~ht lhe quarrel nver the
Germ:in text cou ld be a sign cl more
comphc ation~ to come .
Big Four "·orking groups met until 3
11 in. l oda~. halilgling 01 er the n1ean1ng or
German '~1ords in rhe :;.1 pages of
document s. They resumed the ir meetings
airer a shnrt break fnr sleep and con-
sultal1on at H! a.m,
!'\ewsmen and phot11graphers "'ere 1n-
,-1!Ni to th(' conferen c(' room 1n the
fonner cnntrol aulhtJrft y building in
Kleist Park but the "'estern Alhed arn-
ba~sador~ to West Germany and the
Soviet Ambassador to East Germany did
not appear.
Suspect Cleared
Alter ,Shooting
Huntlng1on Btach re!!1dent Mrs Judll>!
Faul kener. 18. has been released from
Orange County J~u!, according to Hun-
tington BeRch polict.
i\lrs. FRulkener 11·;is arresl tid t:~rlv
Sunr!a~· morning af1er her husbllnd Jerr~.
21. 11·:1s .!'hot in lhe stom!lch.
Pnlice !!aid !ht man vo·:i.~ ~hnt dur1nJ: an
ar~ument in ihe cnuplr '.'I apArlmen! at
19162 Hunl1ng1 nn ~L The wnman 11·a~
relP~!ied and ch8rl!;('.'1 dropptd bPrau~e
bolh she 11nd ht r hu~h11nd m;11ntainf"d the
shnol1ng was an .tccidtnl. ill\'t'sfigatnrs
exp18ined.
Fau lktner 1~ ltsll'li in sa l1sfa rtnr\ cl)n·
d1t1nn at Par1flra H"~p1ta! !!'I Hun11n11t0n
Ar:i rh
because nf a 3 I percent rncrease in
lumbt-r and wood product prices, m·
cl udmg a 7 9 percent adl'ance fnr
p!y...,·ood. as v.·e!I as a ! 4 percent in·
C'rea~e 1n tht' pr ices of me!als and melaJ
product.~.
Iron and steel prices went up 2.8 per-
cenl . renectLng prier increase :i; hy &1eel
prorllJcf"r!i fnllov.·inJi, a new C('ln!ract :i;et·
UP mPn! w11h the S!eel Worker:i; Union.
The rPpnrt said the l<PA'er unadjusted
farm product prir('S stemmed moslly
from ,c;harp decl1nf's fnr i;:rains And
ch1c:li t>ns. Liv, pnultry prices fell 16.8 per·
cent .:ind grain price.~ dipped 9.5 percent.
But those dPclinf"~ "'ere mostly nffset by
a Z3 2 percent increase in the price of
egg~
r nce~ fnr procc:i;.sed me11l s. poullry
and f1.<h wen I rlnw" J Ii percent and da iry
prod ucts fpl l 0 7 percnt.
The BLS said seasonally adjusted
prices for cnnsurner-finished gnods went
up I I percent. Including a 2.2 percent ad·
vancr frir consumer foods. largely as a
resulr of higher prices for eggs, fresh
fruits and \'egetabtes. and augar.
From Page 1
BEACH • • •
recreatron and any permanent structures
~·nuld require federal approv.111.
Thnse terms tl1minale the ma jor ob-
jf"('fJon by the po1.,.erful Housl' committl'e
v.·hich hild thwilr1E'CI Nixnn 's plan.'I tn
grant the canyon and beaches to the st.ale
in a deed.
!\lembers nf the i!d\'isnr.v ~roup pr"-
lested !he deed p!;in hecause 1t cnuld give
the 1ita !e :i chance to grant ~ome of the
property fnr pri\·,11le dtvelopment.
Congress agreed with the idea and la!e
In 1ls Ja~t sessifln included riders in ma-
jor mil11ar.r funding legisl,11!ion forbidding
an1· lransfer of titl e or Pendleton lands
"-'lihout Con~re1ision:il ;ipprnva!.
Because of !hf' compromise -agrf'ed
upon hy Armf'd Services Committee
Chairman F. Ed"·;i rd Hebert ! D-La. I
Congressinn:il oppositinn to the lease is
not f'X!l('l'lerl.
The grrin1inp. of the Pf'ndletfl n !anrls
came ;:iflt>r i:nmi> fl~rinll tf'mf'.)('r.'I. Jn lhe
mni>t recent di.~pute Pendleton Com-
manrler \f,11 j. Gen r.enr,Er Bn11.·m~n and a
Ln:1: An,1?:e!ei: Ri>preM>nlal il'e t:in11:led .
The rh.~pu1e n(l.ff'd nve r comment~ at.
lr1buted In the Gf'neral 11t a. \lista Lions
Club Luncheon io "'hich he 11~.'lertedl.v 3C·
cu!'td Rep. Alphnn1.n Rtll of \\'an tin g to
open !he be11ch up to hippies.
Bell, 11 cha mpion or the public u.~e nf
Penrl\e\on Beachr1i and 11 J:UtSl of honnr
at the San Onnfre Bluffs dedicatio n
earl1rr th1~ ye;ir, l5s uerl angr,v replies.
Technically. the ne"' beach torl11:y is
puhl1c propert.I', hut sl~le nff iri als 11d-
\'ised bearhgoer~ 1n bf' pa\1enl ;ind "',11it
tn test !he new publ ic power \Jnlil
portahle 10111'1$ and ;idequale access
route5 ;irr :irran~rd.
t;nrestricted public u~e of the nfw ~ill
v.•111 prnh<1bly bt;g1n later !his month. they
!ald, and v.·ould be handled thrnugh a
cnncession ,11gree ment s.imilar to the sue·
cessful Onofre Bluffs operation.
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C.A.HILL ...
abnu t the d01\·nf11ll (If Stormont 1thr
Northe.rn lrelaod Parltamtnt l. direct ru le
frnm l\'P..'ltrn1nster !tht B riti~h P;i rl1a -
m,,nt 1 and a rnnf('l'f'nC'e rf'~ult1ng in !h'
final seHlf'mPnl nf tht' lr i.~h !fUl".~t1on "
Thr ~talf' rlep:irtmenl rep n rt P rl 1 y
c;inrrlrd C:ihi\!',c; 1·i.~:1 \\·hilr rn rnu1f' In
Arntrica Federal :iuthont1e.~ de 1a1ned
h1ro ,11t l\C'nnerl~· Airport hefnrP tak1nR:
him lo the 1mrrugrat ion office in ~l11nhal-
"" C,11hill told supporters in Nev.• '{nrl<. he
planned to "get the best la11.•yer in
Arnf:rica.''
A spokes man for !he prov1s1onal 11•1ng
n! !hr IRA dechnerl to comment on Ca-
hill's delenlion~until after the hearing .
So lva ng .Firehon1bed
SOL\l."i;\IG 1 UP!l -Three flrp bomb :ii
losst d into a sheriff's !ubslation in th is
small 5'1.nla B.11rhara County community
caused minor fire and smoke damage
early \\ledne!day.
Pla y Gunfight
Kills Tot 2 112
ALAMED A ! AP! -Th' 21,.yl'ar-
old 5Cln nl 11 sailor ha! been i:ho t
fatally during 11 play ,:runf1ghr with
a 23-yt'(lr-old 1'hip1n11tP of his
father. pnli ce rtported \\'ednesday.
The child. Terry Jne Oslrnnir.,
d1td TUe!!-day n111hl of 11 !1ng!e &hot
frnm a .'ZZ caUher p1srot, police
s<iid.
lnrt$fiJ[ators ,;.;iirl lhr ,:run "'al
fired bv Paul L. Aodersnn, .c;1 a-
t1ont>d ciOoarri the Na\'y ~upply ~hip
rss ~:in .Joo.t. 11.•hn """~ ptayinR.
"~hrK'll our" v.•ith what ht helievr.d In
be toy i;:un~
Pt'!lirf' ,c;;iirl the child app11rf'n!ly
fnund lhr lo:ided ,:run 1n 11 drawer,
and rl l\'l'I~ .((ln1ehow !Ubstitut~ for
._n 11nlo,11ded ~\arter's pis to I
Anrler.'lnn \\'I~ 11~1ng
Andtr~f'ln 9''1'1~ nn! held
I • ' . "r'
...
.. .,,
Jack of All Gaines
l\'eed some help playing cards? I.arry. a three-month·nld b11dg.v v:ho
lives near Otta\va. Canada. is earning h1.~ spurs as a qualified k1b1tzer.
His card ·playi ng friends say he is not an expert yet, but he's learn·
ing fast.
Federal Judge Refuses
To [(ill Busing· Order
B~· United Press '101rrnatrnnal
A Judge. contending busin,t: JS "as
American as apple pie," has refused tn
re1·1se the North"5 first m;issi\'e school
dtsegregation nrder.
And .Jurlce Dan1nn .J, l\P1!h 11·11rnrd
\'Rnd;il.~ ai. Pnnt iac:, rvtirh. 11·tirre Ill buse.~
were de!"!ro.vecl by explos11·t~ ~1nod<1v
ni~hl. lh,11l ''this case "·ill not be sell led
in 1he .~tree\J;.
.. If necess11ry . we 1,1,•ill put marsh(llS (On
the bu.~esl . we'll brinri: nut the FBI nr 11.~e
"'ha1e1·er rf'medy nece!"sary ~o !hal it)
c;i rrif'd t1ut ," Keilh said Wednesday in De!roil. , __ -,..
t\eith dii;mi~'led a suit filed by tht" Nii.-
bnn,111 Action Group In halt h1.~ nrdf'r tll
dese~re~ate Pon t 1 ,11 c 's 24 .000-sttJdPnl
11chool system. particula rly hlncl<.in~ !he
htJsinR nl 8.700 children. School npens
Tuesda,\'.
ln f;eor~ia. Fedrr,111 .Jud~P Alc>:;:inder
A L:iv.'!'enct' directed twn Hho<le lsl,11nd
educ;:it11rs crl'dited 1\·11h rlr:iw inc up tht
c n n t rn\Prsi;il Ch,11r ln11e-111eC'klenhurg.
f\' [ . school plan lo df"1'1.~e ;i. dc~cgreg;i~
t1nn pro~ram fo r Richmond (Augusta \
()iunly, Ga .
Lall'rence gave Myrle Herman and Dr.
Ho"·ard Munzer until Stpt. 21 to present
a suitable plan that re:quire! extensive
busing.
(ieorgia's <1ssistanl school superin-
tendenl. Dr. Joseph N. Edwards, sairl,
meanwhile he loresees no new
de~egregation prnblems.
"I dtfinilely think they are nver," 11a1d
Edwards. "Invariably, the patrons who
call me ;ire not concerned v.·1th Ille color
of teachers anymore, they JUst want a
qu;ilified leather."
At Austiti. Tex .. high school football
cnach. James W. Tolbert Jr .. s;iid
\Vednesday he 1,1,•as attacked hy ,11boul 30
black youths :il ;i ne 1,1,·ly-integraled
.'lchool. "FortLin11t ely. I was Able to Ret up
off the no0r and grab A chair and start
swinging,'' Tolbert said. Schoo! wa~
lH;o;misscd early,
Snrne parents at San Francisco. whtre
busing ;il so is a controversy, criticized
the city's school sLiperintendent. Thomas
A. Shiihecn. Wednesd;iy for pla nning A
lri11 to Europe during the opening d11ys of
the ne\\' school ttrtn in mid-September.
1 thlck
nylon textured
plu1hby
for only
512.95 sq.ya.
Th.rt'1 1uch • .,.,.11~ ef 1l•e"t•
lu•uf<dUI •"' t t •1fr tt "vlefl "'''"'
p•e~~d' !ftte Fcrl ~"''u by k•••1'•"·
you'll we .. d'1r whv thl1 f11~i Ofttbl1
ltxlurtd plu•h c1rp•I h11 1uch I
fll&d't1I ,,;~o . lli1 16 "'ulti-ttld•t trt
,..,,,;~, leo .
Water U11its
Blast Jury
Accusations
S#ver;iil water di!tricts in Orang~ Coun-
ty are rear tinA sh11rpl~· !n l'I (;rand Jury
report caJlin,i: for thf' ehrn1nallon of more
than 100 specia.I d15tric_•ts.
At !1·;i ~t a hl'llf-do1.Pn {'!)\lf1ty "·ater
distnrl~ h<ive been ln\·itPr1 to Costa '°'esa
:-;~·pL I~ lv l·nn.~1der a repl~· to !he Grand
J urv act·u~a!1uns.
The: <'011nt}' <:r11nd .ru ry rf'pnrl railed
mo~r 11f the 1·ouniy·~ i;pee1 al district~ -
1n.·l uclu1g watr·r dis tril'ts -•·,11rchaic
\ega(·irll {rout ao 111:rit•ullural er,11.'" It
i;ugl!~S ll'd that most spec_·1al districts
should be eombined and placed under
contn1I uf !hr board of super\'isorl!.
Dlstri,·t.~ t-XjX'C!ed to meet Sept. 14 in
Costa f\1esa inc1odt': Mou1ton-Nigue:I
\Vatcr Di s1ricl: South Coast Water
Jlistrit l: La guna Beach; Irvine Ranch :
!·:I Toro. <1nd S;1ntia~n 11·atcr districts. a~
wrll as !h(' Costa f\fr sa County Wa ter
J)i.;fri(·I. lnlli:itor or thP ineelin~
~lario l)urnnte. presirll'nt or tht' Cnst::t
'f\ll'sa dist rit·L wrole <in ;ingry letter tl'I
!ht other districts calling the grand Jury
report "unr:iir and poorl.v wrlrten."
I-le .~aid : '"111ts Gr:>Jld Jur:y rrport is sn
poorly "Til!cn, so unfair in i1s l'riticism
and 11·i\houl any evidenee or justific,11ti<Jn
for its ('Onelusions thai all Spt'Cial
districts sho11ld be t liminaled !hat f feel
the Orange Cnun1 v public water .aizencies
:-hnnld t·no~idi1r lhe at•lion, ir any. we
:-hn1ild 1alie in res1>onse to this unf air
crit icis m.··
The districts will meet ;ii 7 .. 1n r.m .
Sept. 14 . in the C..:ost,11 MP S:! city haH fir.5t
floor conference room. 77 Fair Drive.
Alvin Pinlilev. 11 Co5111 MPsa C.oun-
cilm1111 iind a \1;ater districl director. said
the dis tricts should show !he Grand Jury
wh f're it is v.•rong, hut also nught to 111 y
~·h11t is right aOOut the report.
The Gr:ind .lury report wa s ~i,!!ned bv
Doreen Marshall. forn1er M11)'or or
1"f'11·onrt Rt"a{'h ;ind current fnreman nf
the r.rand .lur\'. It blilmt'd the e~istern:e
nr such c!i stfiels nn the '"walls of
deftn1if!" built b.v di.'ltrict dirPclors who
11.·ere virtually unlourhahlt hy the public,
The Grand Jury rep<>rl !,11kP1i muc-h the
s,11me atfill1de as an e:irlit"r report on
special districts put nut by the Orange
County League or Citie5 .
Pinkley 5aid hf" reJt there wer~ ~m0
~m11!1 speci11I districts, such 11s Mosquito
Abatement. that rould be put under coun·
t,1• department.~. but that mos t water
rlis!rict~ serred speci;iil functions helpful
lo their local 11rea.
School Chaos Seen
Jn San F rancisco
S.~N FRANCISCO (UP!l - Tnp school
11dministrator~ rf'ar th11t pa r e n t g '
bnycotts. the hu!inJZ of 2.~.000 children and
other problems rnuld lurn the city·~ in·
tegrat ion pla ns into chaos when c!al!se1
open Sept. 13.
One antibusin,!! ~roup. c n n c er n e: d
parents. said !hat ii w,11~ "incredible lhat
Supt . Thoma.~ A. Shahttn will be on
,·acalion during the first v.·ttks ol the
term. i;aying he should "sla y here and
face the mu~ic."
1T YOU c:.u ... r
COME fN -CALL
646-0275
tor an expert
tArpr"t
con~ull.Ant
v.·ho \\ill
t:l"me to
your home
v.11.h •&mples
1'.ithout any
obliptlon
lO )'OU !
\'our fni·nnte 111Urlor Ot$ipntr will bt happu to aJsiJr uou . ,
PROFESS IONAL
H.J.GARRETI fURNll1J~~HAR!OR !LVO.
INHRIO R DESIGNERS
I
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COSTA MESA. CALIF.
b46-011S 646.01?6
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---------Huntington Bearh
Fountain Valley Today's Final
N.Y. Stoeks
YO[ M , NO. 209, J SECTION S, ~O PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1971' TEN CENTS
Drama at Beach
•
'DAILY PILOT S!1U P""llt
ADDING BEACH COLOR
Edward ''Kukie"' Hui1ar
Sip11lt Faces
First Deg ree
M11rder Count
James N. Sipull Sr. is scheduled to be
.arraignt>d on murder 1!harges Friday in
the \Vest Orange Coun ty JudiciHI District
Court.
The first llcgrec 1nurder charges were
filed Wedncsd11y af1crnoon in the
n1unicipnl court.
!;ipult, of 292•1 Pci.ipcr Tree Lane, Custa
l\lesa. is accused of the stiooting death of
hi.~ Jf1.yc;.ir-old d<.1ughtcr-in-l:llv. l\alhleen
~ipulL ol l!unlington Beach.
l\frs. Sipult was shot fl1onday night in
her home at 10122 K<i rnuela Drive. Police
clalrn lhe shoo ting occurred during a
1an1 ily fig ht
Sipult is heir! 111 Htuir in~t•Jn Re;i<'h City
Jail. Police ;ire Sl:!tking unl· son. James
N Sipull .Jr Cl!; a \\·jtness to tl1e shooting.
Anc11hcr bru!ht>r .Jerry. 16. was ar-
rl'stcd ll~ an aeee~sory about an hour
.&fter tile :.hooting lJu1 hr \1·;1s relt'ased
1'ur ~da~. C:h<tr;;es <1i.;;1111s1him 11'crr dro p-
per!.
run£1ral .~err1c£1!> W£1rc hf'ld tlii~ n1nrn-
ln~ for ~!rs. Sipull. <i gr<iduatc o/ Voun·
lain Valley High School.
Jla n oi, Hi ce ;\r·ca ~
S1\IGON 1UPl 1 -1'hn.~a ncls or North
\lletnantesc troops :i nd government
\\'orkers have been mobilized to battle the
v.orst floods in thr history of N'orth Viet-
nam, R.:1d10 Hanoi said today. ll said
part~ of Hanoi were underwater and that
floods had 11•a.~hcd Away hig!l\~:ays and
di kes protecting crops,
By ALAN OI RKIN
01 •~• 0 111, P'111>1 s11n
If you ore loo king for a girl , drugs, or a
game of Frisbee, then the beach is ""here
your action is.
Bul it depends on what you want
whether il will be a good or bad scene.
If it's a date you're after you 'll pro-
babl y find her -though n1orc lhan likely
she will find you first.
Jf drugs are you r trip, then you might
find them, too -though mo re than likely
vou 11•i!I \l'ind up In lhe local slammer.
-Ir all yo u want LO do is curl a Frisbee .
then do it now for tomorrow it may be
banned at least during the daytime.
This. any\\·ay, i.s the scene that is being
played out daily on the Huntington Beach
strands by a mixed cast of thousands.
Girls in sexy bikinis that leave little lo
the imagination looking for a gu y. Boys
in sexless jams thal leave everything to
1he imagination loo king for a chick.
Lifeguards in to\\-·ers looking for people in
School, Council
Meeting Eyed
By JOANNE REYNOLOS
0! Ill~ Dally P'llDt SHU
Fountain Valley school trustees tonight
"'ill consider a proposal to hold a joint
meeting with the City Counci l tu di seuss
the long-simmering freeway controversy.
The trustees \\'ill 1neet at 7:30 p.m. in
district off ices at I Li ghthouse L;inc.
The joint meeting to dist'uss freewa~:s
\\'as proposed by l\1ayor Ed Just. it 1s
tentatively scheduled for Sept. 23.
In a letter sent to school trustees pro-
posing the meeting, Jusl took note of the
school dis tric t's anti-freeway stance .
'"Your dogmatic approach. 'the City or
Fountain Valley does not, has not , and
\\"ill never need Highway 39 or 57 (the
Huntington Beach and Orange free"·aysJ'
leaves little question as to your opinion.
It is. however. ope.n to question as many
people do foresee a need for a freewa~',
not necessarily for Fountain Valley
alone."
Just went on to ask that the lv:o groups
be "given the opportunity to discuss the
situation before you begin pub lici ty c:im-
paigns for speci[ic prQ{.r Jms."
The mayor was also critical of school
Superintendent Mike Brick's statements
about the two freeways.
lfe cited two lelters -one sent to Hun·
tington Beac h l\1ayor George McCracken
and the other sent to Gov . l{on:ild HcAgan
advocating the district's position on
the Roule 39 Fret>\\'ay.
In the letter to Reag;i n, Bl"ick said
1'\\'hy such a small area ... is being sub-•
jecled to such poor planning is beyo nd
t he comprehension of the Fountai n Valley
city councilmen,"
Tbe letter to r-.1cCracken slated "The
district continues to speak in the interests
uf the people of this ci ty ""ho are
threatened \l'ith a concentration or pol-
luted air." as 1vell as references to the
responsibility of the city counci l lo the
residents of Fountain Valley.
.Just took issue \vith both letters. ··111
!he future, may I request lhnl our City
Council be allowed to speak for it.self. lt
has \1·orked, and "·ill continue to "'ork,
for the be-st interests of our citizens. Such
\1 0rk is better performed within an al·
n\osphere of cooperation , not an-
tagonism."
Negotiations over the alignn1ent of the
lloute 39 Fre<'1vay are at a temporary
standstill after the Fountain Valley coun·
cil turned down a roml'l"Oritise aUgmnent
on Aug. 17.
The city of Hllntington Beach has
thrown all of its effort behind lhe Route
39 F'ree1\•ay because of an annou ncement
f'arly this summer th11 t the Pacific Coast
}~reel\·ay '1\-'ould not be buil t in the i>.rea.
Working wit h the Stat e Division of
Highways, the st;i ffs and councilmen
(See !'tJEETING , p,9ge !.l
Ex-H1111tingto11 Beach
Mayor .Ea1·l l1·by Dies
Earl Irby, a former collnc ilman and
mayor of Huntington Beach, died
\\'ednesday night in r-.lodeslo at the age of
69.
J\1embers of the family sa id he had su f-
fered a severe stroke June 28 and had
been under intensive care unl il his dea1 h.
A contractor and cabinet maker. lrh)'
and his wi fe moved l.o Hunt'tngton Bea<·h
from San ta J\1onica in 1949. They rP·
mained in Huntington Re~h un til l!lfifl
"·hen they moved to l\lodesto to retire.
Irby loo k his seat on lhe city council u1
19;i6 and served four years. ~~ron1 19fl8 lo
1960 he was the mayor of the city.
f ello\v CQUncilm211 Ted Bartlrtt said he
pus hed for low incon1e senior cirizen
housing "'hile on the C'Ouncll ;ind built
some apartments for older people on
Alabama Avenue.
"He 1vas a nice fellow and had lots of
friends in lown. He \\'as a hard·\\•orking
guy and the !astest cabinet maker I el'er
saw in my life," Bart lett said.
lrby also was a member or the nc)w
defunct \Vindsor Club, a busincssrn;1n·s
organization "'hich oflen raised money
for charities.
Irby was a small, thin man 11·ith
glasses \\·hose main activity was mostly
\1·or k, according to Bob Lambert, a
forrner councilman v"ho served on the
c11uncil 11·ith him for the las! ll\'O ~'ears.
'"Hf' did a Jot of consl.ruction 1n lOl\n,
including the motel on 11th Street and
Occnn Aven ue and the J ohnson Class
building on r-.tain Street,·• said Larnbert.
'"La1er. he ran a cabinet ~hop just off
(;ar fiel d Avenue and !\.fain Street. \Vhen
he w;is on the council he \Vas mainly con-
cerned about maintaining the tax rate
anc.; keeping newco mers happy,'' he com-
mented.
fllr. Irby is survived by his "'ife , r-.1Ary,
"'ho shared their trailer at 8200 Jantzen
Jioad. !\.lodesto.
Survivors also include his daughter,
Mrs. Lavina Stewart, Westminster:
s isters Virginia Jones and E ~ s i e
Philbrook, Paradise: his brother. Ben
Jrby. Hollywood, and four grandchildren.
Funeral services are pending at
Franklin Down h1orluary in Modesto.
Played Out Daily
trouble in the surf. Undercover narcotic!!
agent s in clothes anonymous looking for
peo ple "·ho are looking for trouble period .
A day on the beach finds the strand is a
microcosm of today's changing socia l
stal\dards. Couples openly embracins
under the pier -lying down, that is -
young Christians giv ing 11•itness, old
('hristians giv ing out religious tracts,
boys and girls pandhandling for dimes for
a T-shirt or a laCQ, long-hairs strumming
guitars, lifeguards bra ving riptides and
then looking for lost mothers of lost
children.
A couple of sun tanned boys are sitting
on the grass by a concession stand.
'"This beach is heavy with police, but
then they all are now, "said 17-year-old
Paul Hursh \\'ho hitchhiked dO\\'n from
Non1•atk with his friend, David Winters,
also 17. "The street people don't seem
Ill CQme here anymore . They have mo\•ed
on to S~J Beach."
Do they fi11d n111ny dates?
"\'ou meet a lot or pewle, '·Wint~s
inter1ccted . "Girl~ come do1rn here tn
get picked up. You don't have to wcrrk at
it. girls will come up and stand ne.1t to
you , maybe even open up 1he conversa·
liun, give you plenty or openings, Jf you
are not in the mood, you just shine it on.
1'he beach has its share of philoso-
phers. Ed Huizar, 29, who prefers to be
called •·Kukie. '' is 011e of them.
An Iron Cross hangs frorn a heavy
{See BEACH, Page Zt
. ' ' v'-1 11 J \, :;i\,*~-_pi °'1r I
OAILY PILD l Sl1tl P'hohl
SCHOOLTEACHER·TRUCK DRIVER BOB MARTIN CLOWNS WITH BENNY BASNIGHT'S GOLDEN LOCKS
It's All Part of the Summer Scene as Sea son ClcSs•s Out oh Huntington's BelchfrOnt
Mesa Girl
Hitchhik.er
Assanlted
A Costa Mesa girl, hitchhiking \\'ith her
!!ister. wa s kidnaped and raped Wed·
nesday by the man who gave them a ride,
according to lhe account she gave police.
Huntington Beach police said the in-
cident occurred shortly before noon as
the girls, 17 and 19, thumbed a ride to the
beach.
They told officers they were picked up
by a man in his early 20s who was driv·
ing a late model whi te Plymouth.
l ie drove the two toward the beach. but
at the intersection of Brookhurst Slreel
and Pacific Coast Highw ay, he drew a
gun .. nd forced the older girl out of the
car, po\i ct were told.
lie the n drove along Coast J!ighway to
a vaca:.t field at Beach Boulevard where
he raped the younger girl and lhen forced
her o~t or the car, officers said,
The teenager walked to a nearby
trailer park where she called police. The
older girl had called officers moments
earlier to report her sister's abduction.
Sex Orgy .Movie
Trial Sched uled
A J{unting ton Beach couple accused of
conspiracy to se!! a11d distribute sex
orgy films and photographs will go on
trial in Superior Court Dec . 31.
rrerleriL k Loar, 34. and his v.·ife Kay,
31. of 4062 l{umbolt Driv t in the Hunting-
ton Harbour area, pleaded not guilty
\Vednesda.v whe n arraigned before J udge
Byron K, McMillan.
Police said they seized 29,500 reel~ of
mOliQn picture film and more than 300.·
000 photvgraphs from a warehouse i•
Weslmin.,ter. alleged to be the dis!ribut-
ing ce nter for a nationwide business.
Officer9 estimated the daily incom e of
the operation at up to SIS,000.
Most Wa11tecl
U.S. Delays Entrance
Of Irish. Chief Cahill
NE \V YORK (UPI) -Joe Cahill,
leader of the provisional \\'ing of the
outlawed Irish Jl epublican Army and the
most w;:.n ted mlln in Northern Jrclancl ,
\viii learn Tuesday whether he can re-
main in the United States.
Cahi ll was denied entrance to the
United States \Vednesday. his visa was
canceled and he was detained overnight
by immigration authorities.
The purpose behind Cahill's fl ight from
Dublin to New York was to begin a four-
or five-week lour of American cities in an
effort Ill raise funds for the militant IRA
faclio n he heads. lie said the funds would
be used to purchase gu rur to fight British
troops in Northem Ireland.
Cahill aJ!reed today to remain in
custody until Sept. 7 when Immigration
authorities wil l dceide whether he should
be alln\\•ed to make the tour.
Cahil l"s attorney, Frank Durkan, a
member of Paul O'O\\·yer's la1v firm,
said Cahill "will be allowed vis1tnrs and
has access lo a telephone." but that in-
tervien's with the pre.<,s \\'o uld not be
permitted.
On his arrival. Cahill 1v;is met at Ken-
nedy lntcrnatinna l Airport' by im-
migration authorities, acting on stale
Solo11 Proposes
Lifting Freeze
SAN FRANCISCO (UP!l -Striking
Longshoremen and ship owners resllmed
talks today, wilh at leas t one con-
gressman suggesting that dock wo rkers
be exempted from the federal wage-price
freeze.
depa rtment orders. and taken to the
1\1an hattan immigration office.
Cah!ll !old newsmen in Dubl in. where
he boarded the plan e to New York, tha t he
planned to n1ake speeches in several U.S.
cities Jn order to raise money to buy Lhe
weapons.
"Our orfensive ohjecti ves Involve the
shooting of as n\any Bri!ish troops a11
possible and the bombing of military and
econnmic targets,'' Cahi ll said Yl'ed-
nesday. .
"1 certainly regret that this has to ~
done," he said. ··But I can see th e
necessity for ii.··
He said the IRA 's aim was to "bring
:ibout the dol\·nfall or S1ormont (the
J'\orlhern 1 reland Parliarncnt l, direct rule
from \\'estminster (the 3ritish Parlia-
ment) and a conference resulting in the
final settlen1ent or the Irish question."
The slate depart rnenl rep o r l 1! d 1 y
canceled C:ihilrs visa "'hilr en route to
America. Federal aulhnrilies detained
him al Kennedy Airport before ta king
him to the immlgral.ion office in r-.1 anha~
tan.
Cahill told supporters in Nc1v York he
planned to "gel the best la1vyer 1n
America."
i\ spokesman for the provisiona l wing
of the IRA declined lo co1nment on Ca-
hiJl 's detention un til af ter the hearing.
F ree (.:Jinic Assis ted
A check in the amount or $93.60 haio::
beton donated to lhe free Hel i.i Clinic of
Hunlington Beach by a group of 20 young
concessions en1ployes at Huntington State
Beach.
Orange
EJDployes Rap •sexy' Meets
Rep. Patsy T. l\1ink ([).Ha waii),
declared in Washington Wednesday she
would support an exemption from the
freeze if strikers returned to their jobs
while negotiations go on.
Telegrams she sent to both Union
Presid ent I-tarry Bridges and Shipper
President Ed Flynn noted the economic
damage done to Hawaii ..by the strike
against 24 West Coast ports.
Weather
WASHINGTON (APi -Senate in·
\'estigRhll"S are checking co1nplaints from
government emplo.vcs that lhey ore being
pressured intn joining r<tce relations
group encounters th::il bo rder on invasion
or privacy.
Al ice D. walked out on one such session
because. she said. "it gflt her down lo sex
l!fe and JUSl do wnright unca lled-for
\"Ulgar lan gu age."
Her boss in an Agriculture Oepartment
agency insists the meetings are an
earnest altempl "t(l carry out President
Nixon's directives to end r 11 c i a I
discriminntion in govtrnmenl."
The orficial referred to the meetings all
"workshops."
Although some 1:irople c11ll them "tnuch
"net tell " nr '"('Onflict and (:onrrontalion''
11cssions. "\Ve say It's s en s i I i '' i t y
training.'" s<tid a ~nale constilutional
rii.:hts subcommitlec invesligator
"And whatever it1s called. !his Is clear-
ly over the line into a worker's personal
privacy. The government just <lnesn't
have any busines.<1 getting insid e my head
and certainly no husiness trying to
change the way t thin k," he added.
Executive ngency defenders or the pro-
gram deny it invo lves format sensitivity
training. But lhey say lhe ses!lions are
CQnsidered sensiti ve in the sense that
they sometimes touch deeply rooted
racial views.
Subcommittee. Chairman Sam J, Ervin
(D-N.C.J, says it i!I "still not known how
extensive it is in the govemmPnl or the
range of techniques beinll used by v:irious
agencies.''
Complaints began coming in I.his year,
the rubcommittee staff reporL'I, such as
the case or Alice D. -not her real nazne.
"Wh11l they Wf'rc try1n.I( to imprc~s u~
11•1th ma.y have been ncct'8S11ry. which I
doubt, but the way they said it wa ~
filthy," she said.
In describing a lynching, she said,
"they discussed th e anaton1y quite frank-
ly. Al thi s ti me 1 asked if this kind of
language was really necessary in front or
women and unmarried girls. Then J walk-
ed out."
Alice's superior replied th at he. was
sorry she di d not find such training "lo
be the worthwhile experience. that m08t
of the other 2.000 emp!oyes who have at-
tended found it to be."
In another case. say subcommittee
sources. the Genera l S er v i ce r
Administration had orde red its employts
to subn1lt to touch·and·tell sessions run
by MK:kl logists. and del!cribed by
sPQn.-.ors as being aimed at leaming
"self-disclosure, self-a"·areness and non·
poss('ssive t'a ring. risk-taking, trust, ae-
c·f'pt11n1.:c ::inrl feedhflck."
Acc:erding to a booklet sample tu rned
over to the subcommittee, couples were
being asked lo look each other in the eye
and hold hands while rompleting ii:uch
phrases as? "My most f r e CfU en t
daydreams are about ••• I am most
ashamed of ... interraclnl dating and I
or marriage make me feel ... "
Another instancE involved .a woman
from a l lealth., EducaUon and WeUare
Department agency who C(lmplained the
seuion she attended included persons
pl11.nted to provoke reactions.
A white man said: "I live in an e1-
clusive neighborhood ... and I don't
want one or those b!Ack be.st.ards living
nex t to me ;" and a black man then
respondcrl angrily to get the debate under
WAY, the woman wrote the subcommittee.
I
Bridges had said in a speech previously
that If the freeze c<Jntlnue.'I , his union
would CQnUnue striking indefiniteJy.
As before, there was no report or what
wa s said et the latest talks between the
International Longshoreme n·s an d
\Varehousemen's Union end the Pacific
1'.1ariUme Association.
The ILW U struck July 1 when its con-
tract with the P~IA expired, tying up 150
ships.
It has demanded higher wages. a better
pension plan, guaranteed work and
jurisdiction over those employed In
loading and unloading containers used in
overseas shipments.
Both !he longshoremen 11nd the
Teamste~s Union clain1 jurisdiction over
contniner stuffers. 'T1lC teamsters ha ve
suggested turning that iSllue ove r to an
arbitrator.
Lo1v clouds and rog predic ted
along the coast until noo11 tod ay and
F'rid<.'.y, ctearin~ to sunshine. and 73
degree temperatures. Highs inland
aroun d 83. Lows tonight bet"•een
58 and 65.
INSIDE TODAV
Tex \Va~on adn1 irs killing
four Tole victims tnrd becamt:
the first folloiver uf Charles
Ma11sot1 to say 1h e cla11 lt:nder
gat•e the orders. Story. Page 8.
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2 D.t.lLV P!LOT
Annual Congress
City to Looi{ at Self
The problems of a city that is growmc
too fast v.·ill be brought into locus ag111n
Sep!. 25 durmg Hunllnglon Beach's an-
nual Congress for Commurut.v Prngress
The Chamber of Commerr-e-1>pon~nred
"encounter sts.5tnn " 1s srhPdulf'd frnrn
8·30 a.m. tn I p.m. at tht Golden \\'est
College campu::.
Communitv leader°'\ v.·111 br askerl '"
participate -1n e t~hl round I a b \ ~
discussions a imed at tht goals the Cl!)
&hould set !or itself
The t.ople! Include res1dent11l and hout-
tng development.; comml'!rcta l and in·
dustrtl.l deve.lopmMt; commuruty appear·
ance And blight : transportafion and c1r-
culat1on : cnmmunit.v fac1lil!~ and publ 1~
•erv1res. 011rks, rPC!'PR!H"ln anrl npPn
•part •rtinn\1'. and nnr11rl'.I fl'~nurri>o::
anrl nil prnrlu r110n
f,ach rn11nrl lahlr d1~ru•;1rin u 111 hi!
r lia1red h\ a rrpresenlaf11 ·e fl! 1t1" ri"w
(!tir~ns Cnmm111ee fC1r Gnal• ariti nn.
1ect11·es Thf group was recenllY formed
at the requ&11 Ill t.he city counctl and tht:
admln!1ltr1lio11 to allow ru Klents a voice
in determining Huntinglt.in Beach's future
rour.,I!.
Al~n 1n :t!!f'nrliinre 11111 hi' membtr.• nf
th"' f'tt\ rnul\r il 1he ri lanMlf1!: rnmm 1~111on
anrt 1h .. r1t1· ~!nfl
Thr rnni:rP::.~ wil l r,,. npP11rrl v.·11h 11 ,fl.
TT1111111P rrP~P!lT ~r1nn n{l (h,. i_f"n!"rlll ~llh•
\Pf l nf (]f\' pl .. nn Jf'!: h,\ rlannlng ('Om•
m1:;~1onf'r Rni;tr ~lart' 111"1rl Ass 1~tanl
Planning Direr.tor Dick Har!o11·
Frottt Pugc l Se r' ire s Slated
For Beach CI BE . .\CH SCENE ...
chain around his neck. Ht calls himsP!I a
loner. spends all yeit.r moving from beach
to beach up and dov.•n !ht start
"There are more girl! on this beach
than a nywhere l"t·e ~en.·· ht says.
··~tan , 1h1s place is cra11·!tn~ with thtm
But you think the~· Are 17 or !8 and ~'OU
Ci!!d out they arl' 13 nr 14
"l don"t 'know a bout tht hQvs tnda v
They seem fem in ine f.n mt. I ·think the
fa thers must be neslecting tht hfl,·~.
neglecting tht. discipline l mean th,.r,.·~
:something missing. Otherwise. u•hy wnuld
t her go around in g .. n,1111 a~ if the~· were
try111g lo prove thl'mst<h'l'll "
1 Kathy D'Anna. 17. of Stan1nn harl 2 fpw
view on beach boy~.
"Most n( them arf' lfl(l .\"nun; ThPr~
are a lot of good look ing guys but tht re
are just not ennugh of them , pe riod . A Int
of them come dnwn with their girl fr iends
and that's a bummer.
"But thars the ~ay 11 1!. Now that girls
are supposed!~· liberated ~'e have to go
up to the guys and $Trlki!' up 1 con·
vusation. The girl h11s In makl' !ht' first
move beraul'ie thl' gu _vs 11.re getti n.i: l a7.~'.
It's as if the\" tlon't "'·11nt tn rnmmit ~e:~~.lves. th~y are shier than the~· Ulled
Two pe('lp!t" ~·hn ~· .. re nn! 1mprrs~.-.d
with the Hunt1ns1nn 8Pach srene wrre
Pat ?licGrew, 2L whn Of)f'rat.es 1 men·s
beachwel!r store near !hi' pit.r . :i.nd
Robert Martin. l!I :IA-vear'{)]d tPacher
from f'b~w Jers~· who dr0pped ou t and hit
tht. road four .vears agci
"It. stinks ht.rl'." ~11 1d P11t '"Thf'~· sprnd
~11 da.v leechinJZ dim!'.~ In bu.v a $4 I.PP·
shirt. Wt>'re clnsini;:. w.-·r,. ~f'linii lei npen
anot her s!ore in J.11.irun11 Rearh "
"It's dirty ,"' s;ifd ~l.:1rt1n "Lnnk ;ii lh;il
trash peoplr 1ust lt:a\"P ly1n,1?. ;irnunr! n11 I
there J"1·e JUSt ~nt bar~ fr!'lrn Au~trab-'I
Md I didn "t ste Australians lea1·1nt: tra sli
on the. bea ch. Th!':.v pick it up and take it
\lo'lth them
.. Also. l don I rlig !hose 011 rti!.~-·•
~1artin. who calls hulise.lf a trucker and
had a band nf ff'lllO"'ets "'1th him, said.
pointing Lo two offshort platforms. ' The
pity is that this beach se!':ms to be r!1v1d·
ed bet~·een generations, w!th the ynung
peop!t. in one .JJrea and !ht: old in another.
'That's the troubtl!! lndav •• ~fartin and his band ·wer,e p!anninc !ri
head south fo r the ~·1nttr. to sOuth
Ame rica nr 011' Baham11s
An elder!~· m11n, Harry Friedman, "
tiawnbroke.r from Encino. wa~ e.njoy1ng
his day by tht seA.
"I'm not bother,.d b? these yciuni: p€f'l-
ple at 11.ll."' ht said ~i!ting nn a bench Cltt
the pier." I JUS! hke. to .set' pe<iple ha1·1n,i
Frottt Page 1
MEETING ...
from Fount.am \"allt1' 2nd Huntmglol'!
Beach found the :tlt!':rnatl' alignment
\t"hJch "·ould ha1·e mo1·erl 1h• frt~<J'~V
a bout 500 feet from \f~!and ~t:-e!':l
to"'·ard Beach Boull'\ ard
But 1II turning !h" ~!l prnal f rln""I',
Fountain \"all.,1· ro1inc1I mPmhrr; 1ri
dJcal t:d the\' u·nuld ""'"~ a fl'l'pPnln i, l\f
s.l1gnmt:nl heartn>!~
Th~ ff'Untain \';:illr• r •h rnu11r1I ,11 11r!
v.hOt1! br>ard ha1· .. hti:'ri ::i~k1n ~ fnr ~ rP.·
npening nf !he hear111;p nn th" ;oh ~nJi"IP'1!
(or the past 1wn vear• \\rmbP•,• nl btilh
bod1~ have 8a 1rl th,ev ,.·nu lrl f,?.l'nr rritJlJl'll!
tht fre~11·av d0"'T1 f,ntha;rl .';.!tPP! '1r
Golden \\!"Fl Stn"t>I 1n H11nttro~nn RP;ir·h
('IRANC.1 COAST
DAILY PILOT
a gooC. llm~
\'1nce ~toorhou,;e HunlL'l,!lto!! 5each"!l
harbors ,A..nd bearh~s d.!rector, !~the mar
t1'ho. alnni, with 'lS llfFl!tlard~ and c!fanup
rrt-"""· 1r1,.s !o !a~,.. •ll the hearlar.he~ out
of a da.v ar thr bP11r h
The.' re~CU"' P"nf'I" !J'P~I ""'''"'r"'d
Arlene« <.r!!IE rl1<n1JtP<. b .. t" P,, n
f1.<hrrmPn ~nrl <.urfrr< rull lorl ~ fr nm
revP-1n' anrl bri>ak lln l11!h15
· \\ P ha1'p 1n ;i <;.<;.\ll'll" lh;i! Pl"l'r1· prri
blf'm that ran ha rrrn 11·11! happen
bef'aUSl' I! dnP .. ,. hP "Alrl .
Solar this vpa r. mnrP than .1 flf\11 ~\l"lrT"
mers ha'"" hPPri r!':sr11erl fr·nrn lhP surf
On .:i h11sy Sunr!a ~· 1.)1) ll'lsl ch1ld r('n are
reuni1Pd wi th parr-ri! ...
Jn other years. the,hrarh i;,!11.:irrl~ h:i.1 !'
had probl em$ wi th !(lllf"'h fnnthall. s:inr!
thr.,w1n~ .11nd sanr! !unnehni;: 1\nw lhP~~
a ctiv ilit~ ha1·" tw>rn hannPrl nr 1·t-~!r1rl!':rl.
This year's prnblfm 1~ th, Frt<.hP,..
"Next vear wp are £1'int 11'1 ha i l' !n
regulate 11. permit the t hrci11·1n~ nr fl yin,g
saucers rinly rl urin_g !hP Parl~· morning
Hnd e11enin_!!. Vnu "'l'lUlrln 't hellp~·p the
t.rnuhle the Fr1i;bf>e h11~ ra11.~Prl Fni;hPfS
!.;;;ding in Ir.or!. JlPnplP nrhni:. h1kP~ hit on
th!': head . All thi.~ \p;irt~ In h~h1.~"
M.onrho11st 11umrnerl un. "All In ;i ll ,
though, il"~ been ::i ~rPat summPr V.'P ar"
gelling mnrP-familiP.• anrl pt>npl" realty
art cleaning up th,.1 r !1'a-~h .:ind p!ltlln l! 11
in harrels mnre lhan th!':y h;i rc. ever
dnne •· )
There i~ an!'llhPr n1a n nn lhP hrarh
l he~e rl;iv~ HP 1~ thP ThP r.-1.:iri.
L"ndl'rcn1·er n:ir rn!1r5 al!rn!~ m1ni::le w11h
!hi' l'rnwd~. fr\'in.i: In r11rh thP rln pp r!P-'1 1-
•ng that nn11rii;he,~ ln ::in npPll Rrea fhllt
ghl'11 rhe pu~hPr 1h!': anonym1t ;, he needs
In nrder In npf'ra !P.
· <;\'r h;i1,e r!nrif ~ Int In 1n1pn11 r lh<'
~1!11at1nn h11l ~ lnl ninr,. nr11rt; Tn rir
r!nnr ." C.l p1 Ar land I 'l~h"r hPati nf H11n
11n;::tl'll'I Bt-:irh·~ Sper1 -'!! F:nfnrrerriP.nt
Oe!ail nl unrlrrrri1·pr nfl 1rrr<. ~:i.1r1 \\"P
""n1Jld lik,. In 1h1nk nur wn r~ 1~ nri1 1n
1·ail'l. "·e h111·e !'.f'f'n ii f .. w mo re fan1 1l1r:;;
dn"'" this ,.,.ar !han l a~t " Arrf'!'-1~ 'are up l h1~ \r::ir n1Pr l:i 1
,.,11.r".= fi~ur~. thri11 ch Iii• ~t<1!1•t 11·~ 111 ~
nor l'.nmpl!':te. L;i~t 1·,ar thP spPr1:il rl1>li1 1!
Arrtsted l ,20:'1 ~rsron~. 9J pPrccnt nn t hE-
beach. n1n.<1tl~· for narcnt!f"'I 1·1n!<11.1on.<-
"The real 1ne11u111· nf 11 1;; th;il nnh ! 1.,
percent nr t hn~'° ;i rrP<.I Pri ]ll'f' \n the r1
t.v." C<1pl.. L'~shtr ~a id.
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Warren Hole man
f uner;i l 5"'r1·1r .. s fnr \'1t-tnarn ~tabb1n,«
1·tr!!m 1\·arreri D:i.lt Hn\pm~n. in. f\l Hun·
11n,t:1nn Beach, ha 1e be~n sf't fnr ! p rn.
Fn rl<11
Thf' fUf1Pl'i'I 11 11~ f1111 m1h1:iry hnnor'I
11·111 b,e ht>lrl at Peel;'~ Fun.,ral HnmP ll'11h
ra ~tnr '-1;irinn f\lrf'r+nrlle<;<; r>f lhf!
l\lid11·a,· C1 t1• rhurrh of thP t\<11,11rPf'1F nf-
!1r1;i1 1ni: l11I Prmpn1 l.> ti\ fo llow at
"P'<1rrn11s!Pr f\·\pmnri11I ra d1.
H11IPm11n , 11 ~pf'ria!i~t r+!ISIE;11erl !(' !hP
l>! Air 1';11 a!rv Oiv1sinn n,.11 r !hP
rlPm 1l11:in~1>('! 7.n~P . ~·:i.~ s1 abhrrl "'"'rt ·
nr~rl;;I" 1n ;in 1nrirtPnt that 1s still bf>1ng
prnhrrl h.1' thr Arm.1·
~ur1•1\nrs 1nf"'hldf' h1~ parcn\11. r-.lr 11nrl
~I r'". \\':irren Hnleman. 14!M2 Nflrthn rl l!"
1,~nP . ;ind hrothPr.S 11nr! Sl!ll Fr! D11 v1d
Hnlernan anrl Li~a na"'"· both of !ht'
.samP adclrrss.
Th,.. sur,·it·nrs 11lsri 1nrlurle h1 ' "1ctrr,
('~thv 1\alPk . Hunt1cigtnn R,.. :i r h ,
rna1~rn:i.I i::ranrl ria rP11Ls Mr and Mr!> Yo'
A Pnunds. Hunf ing!on BP:i.rh, and hi~
r:i.trrnal i;:randmn!her. ~1rs. Locki!!
Holtman. Lancast er.
l\obber Reques ts
Pron1pl Senten<"e
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r ll'. \\'p ctm1nctrr )llP;irlrrt g111!1v In n11P
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H.J.GARRETI fURNITURE
22l S H A~8011 BLVO.
COSTA MES"-. C"-LI ~.
~·1'-0 175 6•6-f\17/1 INTERIOR DES IG NER:,
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Prime Beaches
Gi ven to Public
Hy JOll N \li\LTE rtZ,\
Ot t~• Ot ily l'llOI 5tt U
Two miles of prlrne J\.h1rine Corps
beat•h <it S1:1 n Onofre and rr1uch of San
flf:iteo Canyon are in puhlic har1ds today
-the result or a C"01npron1ise agreement
nu1king President Nixon a victor.
The Sla te of C11lifornia assurned lea.<;e
litle rur 50 ye:1 rs vf the disputed two-mile
stretch :lirectly upcoast fr om the S.1n
Onofre Bl uffs State Beach.
1\nd the existing 3.S-1nile sect ion opened
earlier this }'ear under a 25-year ternl
1vas adde d lo new 50-year agree1nent.
State o£flcials in Sacr2.111en to told the
l)i\ILY PILOT this morning that the
coveted new section or bcachfront would
be opened with minimum fa cilities v.·ithin
e mon rh .
Frrd Fielding, associate counsel for
Pre~ident Nixon, .announced confirmation
of t/1e comprotnise agreen1ent -ham-
mer·cd out among military brass,
representatives of !he House Armed
Services Committee and officials or the
Slate Department or Parks and Recrea·
lion.
Basically, 1he ne1v public territory in·
eludes:
-T\\'O miles (lf bluHtnps and beach
stretching immediately upcoast of the ex·
i.o;!ing bluffs beach, past the San Onofre
Nuclear generating station lo the existing
Top L eaders
Of Lag u11a
Las li R ecall
By FRt~OEf{!('K SCllO EJ\.tEllL
01 l~t 0•1!, il'llO! Sl•ll
Presidents of a number of prominent
cll·ic groups \Vednesday night appeared
before the Laguna Beach City Coun cil
and denounc('d the recall campaign
against !11ayor Richard Goldberg and
Councilmen Edward Lorr and Peter
Ostrander.
Jon Brand. president of the Laguna
Beach Civic League. issued a statemenl
fronl the board of directors terming the
recall ''unn1eriled and unwarranted."
lie noted the Civic League docs have
disagreements with the three councilmen,
''hut these cH~agrecments are cause for
disr.ussion. hard 11·ork and cooperation,
not recall.·•
Brand noted the three councilmen
backed the placernent of the 3&-foot.
height limit into the city rode and have
11·orked hard for the rapid development of
the ~1ain Be;ach.
J\.Jarlne Corps Enlisted Man's Baach club,
-1.380 acres of San Mateo Can von
which is planned to accommodnlJ! pnrked
cars and camping when lhe entire slate
parcel isde ve loped.
-A level access easement frotn the can-
yon lo I.he beach.
After signing the $1-a-year !case Stale
Parks Departmenl leaders said the ir nex t
step v.·ill be to seek $3 million lo develop
the gift.
Funding might be forlhCQming next
)'ear to del'elop the park. Priority v.·ill be
given to sewage, v.·ater and ele<:trical
ser\•ice. The first two \VOU!d probably be
bought from the city of San Clemente.
The exact boundary of the ne w public
land in San J\.fateo Canyo n was not in1-
mediately announced. II was not im-
media tely known whether ranches and
farms in the canyon v.·ill be alJo;o,ed to re·
main.
Fielding said, hov.·ever, that the eS"-
isting enlisted man's club and beach
\\"Ould remain in military hands.
One stiff term Df the ne1v le.:ise is th:it
the property must be used for public
recreation and any permanent stru ctures
\vould require federal approval.
Those terms elim inate the major ob-
jection by the powerful I-louse comrnitlcc
which had thwarted Nixon's plans to
grant the canyon and beaches to the state
in a deed.
t.!embers of the ad l'isory group pro·
tested the deed p!an because it tould Sivc
the state a chance to grant some of the
prDperty for private development.
CDngress agreed with the idea and late
in its last session included ride rs in ma-
jor military funding legislation forbidding
any transfer of title o( Pendlelon lands
without Congressional approval.
Because of the compromise -agreed
upon by Armed Services Committee
Chairman F. Edward Hebert (0--La . l -
Congressional opposition to the lease is
not expected.
The granting of the Pendleton land.o;:
came after some fl aring tempers. In the
most recent dispute Pendleton Com-
mander Maj. Gen. George Bowman and a
Los Angeles Represe nta tive tangled .
The dispute f12.rcd over cornmcnt s Ill·
tributed to the Genera! al a Vista Lions
Club Luncheon in which he assertedlv ac·
cused Rep. Al phonzo Bell of wantirio; to
open the beach up to hippies.
Beil, a champion or the public u.se rif
Pendleton Beaches and a guest of honnr
at the San Onoft;e Bluffs dedication
earlier this year, issued angry replies.
Technically, lhe new beach today is
public property. but stale officials ad-
vised beachgoers to be patient and wait
to test the new public power until
portable toilets and adequate access
routes are arranged.
Unrestricted public use of U1e new gift
v.·ilt probably begi n later this month, they
sa.id , and \.\"Ould be handled through a
concession agreement similar to the sue·
cessful Onofre Bluffs operation.
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RESTA URATEUR SUCCUMBS
Michael Ro manoff
~1ikc l{o111anoff,
Noted Holl y"10od
Ce lebrity, Di c1'
H DAIL V PILOT 3
Ni x on Leaving · Friday
Ohio, Illin ois S to povers Scheduled • i 11
By JOHN VALTE'llZ:\
Ot l~t Ot ll, ""'Stoll
l'rcsldent's dau~htc:-:surre rcd the injury dome stic sC<"urity advlst'r, was close ;il
v. hen a cart fell on her fool as she began hand,
President Nixon 1v i 11 !e<iVe his S<ln
Cle1nente bea ch house estate Friday n<>on
and stop over fur Spt'aking appearances
in Ohio and lll111ois before arri1•ing in the
nation's capital.
The last of his three-week Au gtt111. \'<ll':1-
tion in San Clemente 11•111 be SP£'ltt
preparing for the l\.\'O ap1>earan('CS, l1res:>
S{'(Telary Hon Zlegltr luld r{•l'lf;rtcrs
\Vednesday aft en1oon . 'l'J1e stops will bi.:
at Dayton. Ohio, and Clucai;:n.
The visit--0ne of !he most le1s11rC'lv 111
nlany n1011ths-was the President"s tr:ad!·
tional Augu~t 1vnrking \'acation in Sun
Clemenle. The late sun1mer trip is
generally the longest nf the year
hC>r tearhing Job near J acksonville.
~·•l r. Nixun followC>d R general pattern tn
his oHicrs clunng the !rip, :irriving for
'4'0rk early 111 lhe n1orninjl and returnuig
to his nrarby villa in 111idaftrrnoon.
~'rw 1op-le 1•cl aides ;iccornpiinied the
i'rcs1dcn L Dr. llcnry l\ls~inger, his
Couv i,ct Just
'D . I ' ropptug n
l\1r. Nixon-Ziegler has intimalrd-\\'ALL/\ \YALL 1\, \\.'nsh. fl 'PI) -
"·ill probably return to San Clen1cnte late /I state pt~nitentiary 1nn1atc on a
in SC'p!e1nbt'r. wrekend furlough n1:ule. a sper-
nil may ha\'C ~ained his bench tn a l;u:tilar re-entry into prison life lhls
minor dl·grcc during the thr(·c \\·eek s 111 v.·1•ek.
Siln Clernrnte, but the Chief F:xtc11ti\c Tl1r unna111ed prisoner dropped in
nonetht•less swam and v.1;ilkcd tlw hy para{'!1utr. b<Jr<'IY n1iss1ni; the
beilL'hcs. prisnn w;itt•r tov.•er and so1nc tall
Ya chting: and golfing rounded 11ff tl1c lrrt!S, and Jancll'd in a garden.
Presidrnt's rccre11 tional <tfli\"i !ie;;. llrJ S11pt. fl. J . llhay said the. uunate
look sevl'r.:il drives durin~ 1he stav as wa.~ l'~corted back lo his n1ininH1n1
1\·ell-one to return daugh1er :111111'.' i:1'('Uri1 y crll and was asked wt1.v hl'
Some members or his cabinet made
i;hort visits. In J:encral, Ziegler satd, the
President used the working vaca tion a~ a
means of collecting his thoughts on rut 1ire
progran1s.
Mr. Ni:-:rin. Ziegler explained . kept
abreast of Presidcnli;il business t.hrnuHh
his aides an d phone calls to his staff i11
\\';ishinglon.
One highlight of the trip .... ~t wa~ o
two-day yachting excursion in Southern
California coastal waters, including a trip
to Catalina last Saturday aQd a tour ot
Los Angeles and Long Bc~h harbors
Sunday morning.
The y;ichting \.\'l'ekrnrl marked th•:
longest lime lhe Pre!ildent ha.c; spent <1L
sea here since he first purchased the:
former Colton Estate in S;in Clemente.
lie 1rrmed the trip his best "get;iway."
"I pl nn a pretty quiet stay here.." hi!
said when he arrived for the vacation--
11•ea ry fron1 a 1vhistle-stop tour of 5cvcral
stalrs.
''Vie 1von't have any social activities l.,
speak or: I plan Wrest,'' he added.
And i\lr. Nixon meant IL
11 Se izer! a l Fcsl
F:ise nhower to a w;ii\ing airli1u:r a( lhc tl1ose such " Jangero1 1s rnethot! or
LOS At\GELES IUPI I -tllichaC'] tll arine Corps El Toro t.1 CAS. rcl1Jrning. LOS ANGELES (AP) -Eleven youths
Ro1nanoff. SC'lf-stylcd Jlussi:tn prince, A few da~·s Jatl'r lhc Prl'sidrnt 's v.ltr, "\\lhy not,'' was the ininale's rep--v.•ere arrested \Vednesday night v.•hen a
debonair Hollywood pcrsona\ily in the P:it. left San Clemez1te for Flf")rida lo ly dist urban ce erupted at a rock music con-
19.10s and 01v11er of the fan1ous Boman-1ninister to Julie's crushed big t•Jr. The cert at Rancho La Cienega soccer field .
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Samaritan llospital.
Bomanoff. who~e age w:is listed
variouslv as 78 or 81, came l.o Hnllvwood
in 1927 3nd his zany escap<1dcs coniinued
inlo the 1930s.
\Y1th :in Oxrord accent. spats. a \.\'alk·
ing stick and mustachioed, Romanoff
posed as a nev.·ly arrived Ru~sian prince
and \1·as gladly accepted by the en-
tertainment c111nmun1tv.
lie joinC'd in a ~v.·irl Or col'klail partirs,
n1ovie prem iers an d an occ.:ision.:il
overnight stay in j:iil.
He portcrs cheekin~ his h;ickground
finally caught up v.·ith hi m and produ ecd
evidence. the real Prince nornanoff w.:i~
killed during the Russia11 revolution July
18, 1918.
Bu t not. befvre he had successfully
p.:issed l1imself off as a na!lona lly knll111n
<1rtist and illustr;'llnr and in addition 10
lhe Hu.o;sia n prince tille he claimed to he
a Rtissi<in gnind d11ke.
After the disclosure lie disa ppe;ired rnr
a re.ir <ind later said he had been
clci}orteli. \Vhen he returned to J-loll y11·oocl
a year l.:iter he ope11ed the first <1r
Romanoff's re:;;taur;ints in Be1·erl y lhll:'I
in \939. II quickly h<-ta1ne the focal pr•int
of lhc movie colony and Se\'cra! fist
fights !}rQught it nation<il publicit.v.
J·le later owned restaurants in Palin
Springs and San Francisco_
In 1958 the I-louse of RC'pre scn tatil'cs
passed a bill .ch'inc him U.S. citizen ship
.and he swore his r.'!egi:i oc('.
"1 hercbv renoun<'e anv title to lhr.
('la1m that ·1 ;im (lrince o'r <111 the nus·
si;ins," he dcc!.:irc<l.
Penneys plants make
your garden glow.
Bedding Plants
Calendu1as to provide long
lasting, colorful cut flowers.
Pretty pansies in assorted
colors to brighten up
yo ur g arden.44~
trey
\\!t iler Arnold Hano. ,1·hn has perhaps
clisagreed l\'i!h the three councihnen
1nore than any other /\rt Colony resident ,
termed the recall, "the wrong v.·ar al the
\1·rong tin1e on the v.·rong gruund."
He added that he hoped backers of the
reca ll. Socro Janise. would call the move·
rnen t off.
"\Vr liare just been through a rather
1·nnvulsive campaign,'' Hano said, refer·
rini:: to the Au l!. 3 hC'ight limit election .
'"\\'e arc certainly not prepared for
1111othcr one."
Hano s:iid that the steering committee~
of both lhe Yes on Aug. 3 Con1m iltee and
\'illage Laguna -who suppo rted the 36
foot. height limit -were not in support or
rt><'a ll <iction againsl the three coun·
fil111en .
Federal Jiidge R e fii ses
To /(ill Busing Orde r
3.55eoch
Special -Your cholce.
B lack Pine or Split
Leaf Ph ilodendron in
5 gallon containers.
Wonderful, cool green
plants. Hardy growers.
2.77
"This recall campalJin Is mo~t regret·
table." <idded James Dille.1·, chairman of
the Laguna GrrC'nbl'l\. Inc. "I ha ve
person;it rrspe<'t. lrir you r inlef!rity."
Dilley alsn th:inkerl the men for the
1n.1ny votes ui ~11pporl of lhC' greenbelt
11l.-1n.
r.wvnnc l\1rl-pa1rirk , vre s1dl'nl Qf the
('1 t1~c·n~· Tn11 n l'la11111ng Associatiun
il'TP/\ 1 sa id he 11·as "personally opposed
Ir> the l'C'Cil ll "
''It reek s Qf nia\1ce and lha1 i.~ the last
thing 1~·C' need in Laguna !leach I hope
~·uu gentlcnH'n will continue to serve your
tcrn1.<; \l"i1h dislinetion ·•
Obviouslv n1n1•ed by thC' rcn1arks,
Goldberg ih;inked "all ol you who said
11 hat you did ."
"IL is gratifying to lislrn lo these ex-
pressions from people with 1.,.hom I may
ha l'e a difference of vpinion ,'' Goldberg
said. Ncllhrr Lorr nor Ostrander made any
comment.
Fede rnl F're e %e
By United 1•res!I lnh~rnational
A judge, contending busing is "as
An1erican as apple pie." has rcfusC'd !n
revise the North's first n1assive school
dese,ITTegation order.
And Judge Damo n J. Ke ith 1\•;irnecl
vandals at Pontiac. !ltich .. 1vhere 10 buses
\\"ere destroyed by explosives ~1 onda.v
night, thal "thi5 case will not be settled
in the streets.
"lf necessary. 've will put marshals lu11
the buses), we·11 bring oul the PBI or usr
v.·hatever rr.med~· ne.ce s.o;a ry so that 1l·~
carried out," Keith said \\'edncsd~y 111
Detroit.
Keith c!ismi.~sed ;i suit filed hy \he Na·
tional Action Group to hal1 his nrder to
desegregate P on ti a c 's 24.00fl-slud ent
school system, p:irticularly lilockin~ the
busing of 8,700 children. Schoo l opens
Tuesday.
In Georgia, r eder;"\1 Judge Alex:inder
A. La;o,·rence directed t\.\'O Rhode Island
educators credited ·with drawing up the
cont rol'ersial Charlotte-!llecklenburg ,
N.C., scl100\ plan to devise a desegre~a
lion program for Richmond (Augusta )
County, Ga.
t. .. 1;1•rence J.!a\·e ~1rrlc ll cnnan and !)r.
1Jo,1·ard l\lunier uni.ii Sept. 21 to pre~erit.
a sui table pl;i ri (hnt require.~ extensil'e.
busing.
GC{lrg1:i"s ass1.~lant Sl'hool ::.u1>erin·
tendent, !Jr, Juseph N. !Sd ;o,·arrl.~. s;i1d,
111eanwhlle hC' foresees no nrw·
tlese;;regation prnb!c1ns.
"I rlrfi111\rty think 1hcy ;1;r n~·er," ~;1111
Edw;1n!s. ''l111:1ri11hl). l\1c pritrnn!I 11 hll
eal l rnr arc no\ ront(•Jnf'd 11'11h the cnlvr
of ff'ncl1ers r1r1.vn1(1f£', ltll'.Y ju~L v.·nn1 n
qualified Lcach(·r."
Al Aui;tin, Tc~. hil'h !<C'honl footh;11I
<·nach, .Jaml's \V. Tolhcrl Jr., s;iid
\\'rcl ncsday hr v•as ;1Ltackerl !)~· nbou1 30
!)lack youth., al a ncwl~'·111!egralc<!
srhnol. ··1··11r(11n;11et.v, r w;i.~ ahle 10 g<'t 1111
ntf the floor and gr;ib a chair and sta1·t
)<winging,'' 'folberl said. School w;1s
dismissC'd early.
Sorne parents at S:tn VrarH.:isc.:o, \\'liCl'C
busing also is a co11lro1·ersy. critir.itr.d
lhe ci tv's sch'Xll superinl.c ndent. Thoma$
A. Shaheen. Wednesday for planning a
trip 10 Europe during the opening days of
the new schoof term in mirl ·Scptember.
Nixon Hopes for Restr~int
I
'
ny HELEN Tl!O.\tAS
UnltKI l'r•u 1n1.,n1!i9n•I
t>resirlcnt Nixon is hoping the "fiscal
restraint" he exercised in the si x-monlh
postponement of gnl'ernment pay raises
11·111 set an r.xample for ''responsible in·
dustrinl and tabor leadership."
Nixon, in a message lo Congress [rom
the Western \Vhite House. in San
Clemente. Wednesday, put off wage i,,.
creases for vlrtually all -4.850,000 go\·e~
ment workers and members of the
mil!tary from Jan. 1 to .luly I. He al80
hinted th0t another raise set for OCtobcr,
1971, ma y be delayed.
Postponement of the hikes, wh ich
"'·ould he\'e run 11bout 8iX percent, or $1.3
billion over a :'lix-n1011th period . at~n was
Aimed al easing the strain on the federal
budget. Unless vetoed by Congrtss in 30
da~·s. the plnn wlll go irilo effect.
The frceting of the (ederal payroll i~
part of Nixon·s new econ{lmic rol'1cy,
There v.·erc indications the \\'hite l lo11~e
11·a.~ hoping priv11tc employers would take
he ed, then perhaps follow suit.
"Since. continuing emphasis \\1111 be
placed on the exercise or responsible in·
du strial and labor leadership throughout
the nation in the months tr. come," Nixon
said, "I must apply such fiscal restralnl.s
as will clearly signify the good faith of
the federal government as a major
employer, and to continue to set an ex-
ample for the American people in our
striving to achieve prosperity In
pea~tlme."
"I place. run reliance on the will ingn~s
cif federal employes along wllh their
fellow Americans." he said. "to make
whatever temporary ~arrifices 1 n
perso nal gain may be needed to attarn
the greater i ood for the country as a
whole."
Press Secre tary Ron;ild L. Zi•'"1,lr r,
responding lo que.st.1011s, s;i icl Nl.~on'!'I
i;laternenl docs not n1e:in ti) impl y lh:it
the President wants or cxrects i;imilar
wage rcslrainl in private industry. as
part of stage l1vo of his econo mic pulley.
Bul he noted thal Trea5ury Secretary
John B. Connally tJas said he feels it will
be difficult "to return to where we were "
berort lhe OO<lay freeze.
He s a Id Nixon's economic ad visers
are studying the next possible move \\•hr11
the freeze tnds Nov. 13, but no decisions
has bce.n madC'.
Ziegler also cautioned ncv..~mcn .1~ainst
drawing c:onclusons lh1Jt the sb:·n1nnth
freeze for (ederal \\'Ork er.c; ls 11 lip off th;1t
Nixon is pl anning to extend the grnC'r<il
v.•age-price-rent free1.e ~yoncl 00 day.~.
He said the PrC'~iclent intended to "vf'ry
dramatically and l"Cry c I e 11 r I y
cle.mllnstrate arl!nn h:v the governn1ent 1n
~cep1ng wages clo1.,.n."
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Hollywood Juniper special.
Th is variety has dense,
upright growing habits, and
belongs to the evergreen
family. 2 gallon con tainer.
Scott's Super Bonu s
For Dlchondr1. Sale
2500 SQ . ft . bag
Reg . 12.95 NOW 1 Q i~
Super Bo nus. Spread it
anytime be lor e mid·
Febru afy and repeat in
c1ghl weeks lo prevent
spurge and crab grass
from sprouting. The same
application fertilizes your
lawn and clears out many
e stablished weeds and
grasses. It e ven delays
spring revival of hated
bcrmud a grass. Controls
weevi l larvae 100.
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JC Penney
Scotts Plus 2
2500 aq. It. bog
Rog. 8.95 Now 5.95
5000 aq. It. bog
Aog.11.95 Now 9.95
Weed·n-feed for grass
lawns. A simple spreader
application on your
lawn make s non-grass
weeds die while
fertilizing your lawn.
Great!
Shop Sundays noon to 5 p.m.
Available at the following stores: CARLSBAD DOWNEY FASHtON VALLEY·SAN DIEGO
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l h11rsd•y, Srptrmbtr 2, 1971
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By THOMAS MURPHINE
Of ,... 01111 1'1111 lt•ff
'T AXJNG TIMES DEPT. -This is th11
time of }'tar, folks , wl\en along most of
the Orange C.oasl, local government
jorlldlctiona go through hand-wringing,
IOU.I-searching, atld sprech-making.
'Then they raise your ta:ies .
The politicians re-
gret it and tnat is
\\'hy lMy teU you
about it In speeches.
They h&ve already
done the soul-search-
ing they explain.
Governmental ad-
ministrators d id
most of the hand·
wringing. They did
nol se;i rch the i r
50UI!. They searched
their books, puzzling over figures of
creepng inflation in an effort to see how
they would balance things without Tai.sing
\axe.s. Which ill v.1iat the politicians told
them they dang well better do.
In the end, it's usually the same old
r;tory.
llUNTINGTON BEACH city govern-
ment serves as a good tiample. About
nine days back, the City Council (thtse
are the politiciansl s miled h11ppil y upon
the properly taxpa}·crs and inrormed
t hem there ·wou ld be no boo.~t in the
municipal levy !his coming year. It would
hold at $1.4:> for each $100 in taxable
\'alue of properties "'ithin the city con·
fines.
Everybody in Huntington Beach bre!lh·
cd a bit easier. Except some folks who
figured some. things might be slipping
down a municipal crack.
ABRUPTLY, THE Huntington City
Dads went into a special session Tuesday
night and upped taxes 17 cents. That
boost will cost the average Huntington
Beach homeowner about 14 bucks for the
)'ear. It will bring another half-mill ion
dollars into the municipal treasury.
lt may go on record as one or the
shortest ht1ld·the-property t a x • 1 i n e
move ments in Orange Coast history.
~feanwhile do'WT\coast In Lag u n 1
Beach, city fat.hers of the Art Colony
have likewise been battling the budget.
'fhey well recognize that property laxes
iire particularly unpopular t his year. So
they maybe will hold the property tax
line while generating new revenue from
sewer fee charges and on garbage col-
lection.
Sato Says
U.S., Japa11
Still Alli es
Tll'E\V YORK ! UP I 1 -Japane se
Premier Eisaku Sato say.<1 neither Presi·
dent Nixon's proposed ll'lp fo Mainland
China nor the U.S. surcharge on i1nported
goods has damaged re!1:1Uons betv.·een
America and Japan, tile Ne1\' York Times
repor1ed today.
"-5() tha t !here can be no misun·
derstanding about our ba.~1c: positlon, I
"·outd like to reptat this: the basis of our
foreign policy is our cloc;e re!a!iunship
"ith the U.S.," Sato "·as quoted as
saying.
The interview with Sato "'as conducted
by Times Vice PresidE'nl Jame~ Reston.
Sato said although Nixon's 10 percent
surcharge added to goods irnported in to
the United Sates will hurt some ,Japan£".\ie
industry, such as the exporl and shipping
trade, Sato sald the new U.S. econon1ic
policy would also in so1ne v.·ays benefit
his country,
The new policy \\'Uuld stin1ulale Japan
to increase its don1eslic nc1ivily and
v.oould en<lhle In huy more U.S. goods in·
eluding "sophisticated munitions," he
:iaid.
Sato said he slHI had a •·1·ery close
r elationship" 1vi lh Nixon arid fleston said
at no time during the interview did the
Premier criticize either the President or
his policies.
On Nixon·s econoniic policies, Salo said
he hoped they did not indicate a growing
U.S. "'ithdr11"·at from international com·
petition and he hoped !he programs
1..-ould only be teniporary.
Sato said there was no basis to Com·
munist Chinese reports of a growing
n1ilitarism in Japan, 'l·lic l'reinier !la id
J apan "·as committed to a nonnuclear
policy.
"I am conscious of the drpths of the
scars left by the claws ot the n1i!itarisls
of the past," Sato said, •·and I am really
disheartened "'hen I think that these
scars are so deep that allegations of this
kind should still be made loda}'.
.. But the new .Japan cerl<1 in!y h11s no
intention of doing such things. and I
v.·ou ld sincerely hope thal you "·i ll have
confidence in our "'ord (lr\ !his point."
Tile inter\•iew was published on the 26\h
anniversary of the J;ipanese surrender
ending World \Var JJ .
Reston congralulaled Sato on his golf-
ing game v.·hich included a r ecent hole-in·
one. But Sato said the hole-in"°ne was not
a good shot.
"It was not exttutcd real!_\' in a perfect
manner. lt was not properly hit," Salu
said. "But "'hatever the process, the
resun \Va5 a hole-in-one."
IVkk •
'So w liat's wrong wilh a
one-m an JJre&identinl
eleclion? '.
Egypt Okays
Federation
B)' Big Vote
CAI RO (AP) -Egyptian voters ap·
proved the new Arab federation of Egypt,
Libya and Syria by a 99.95 percl'nt
margin, Interior fi.1inlster r.1ahn1oud
Salem announced today.
Sa!em said 7.7 million Eg}'pLians went
lo the polls \Vednesday and only 3.40·1
\10led against federation. An t's\im;ited
22~,9'l...2 eligible voters stayed away.
Salem said the people of Egypt, Libya
and Syria have voted the federation into
existence wi!h "magnificent unanimity."
"These peoples ha\'e thus gh·en a
resounding yes to the showdown hallle
with Israel and an emphatic yes lo tl1e
greater Arab unity," he declaretl
1'he federation was approved l)y a
slighlly lo\\"er margin in Syria-96.4 per·
cenL
No figures for Libya l1a1·e been an·
nounced.
Syrian Interior Minister Ali Zaza s;drl
t.B million persons cast ballots and 6~.62.3
said no. An estimated 202,200 voters
titayed l1ome.
Za·La said the pol!s remained opened in
Syria until 2 a.m. to accomn1odat(!
voters. He said here was no incidence of
violence .
"The outcome of the referendurn h11.~
put the Arab nation on the road to full
Arab unity and the road to the decisive
batUe to expel the Israeli inv;1ders froni
occupied Arab land." Zaza said.
Syria declared a national holida y today
to mark ''the birth of the federal ion ."
Egyptian President Anv.·a r Sa d a t
scheduled a radio and television address
lu proclaim the federation.
Although Egypt's orriclat narne has
been the United Arab Republic since its
four-year union with Syria in 1968-71, the
country's new name is the Arau HepvlJlic
of Egypl or the Egyptian Arab Republic:. BUT UNTJL ALL the bills arf' In . it·s
an open question whether or not th e plain
old Mm eow nf'r in La guna wi!J make out
.eny better in the pocketbook than the
plain old homeowner in Huntington
Beach.
Same v.•ay in Ne"•port Be:i.ich where.
after considerable gnashing or teeth by
the council and even a change Of city
managers, they cut the property tax rate
this year. But you might look !'or
&omethlng else to go up.
Dollar Slides Slightly
In World Market Trade
Wouldn't it be wonderful. JOU suggest.
lf all the Orange Coa~t cities could rut
hack on taxes and still mllintaln current
levels of st>rvlce, Then my ta:t bill goes
dov.•n. right?
Wrong.
YO U FORGOT Orange County J!o\•ern-
menl up there in the County Seat in Santa
Ana . They just boosted ynur grncral
rounty levy by 34 cents. That's mostly to
ahsorb "'hat Gov. Ronald Reagan and his
leg islative friends l\'On 't be paying lhls
year in f\tedl·Cal and slate welfare aid.
So !here you have it, friends. \\'hat goes
up, goes up.
Somebody said it once about death and
t1xes.
By Uolted Prrss ln1ernntion;1I
The U.S. dollar slid slightly tower hn
!he "·orld n1oney n1arkels !od:.iy, in-
cluding Jpan where a go\'errunental
agenl'}' bla1ned U.S. econon1ic pci\ici<'S fi1r
halting Japan's reco1·ery trom a rnild
recession.
The dollar was steady in t'arly trading
in \\'est Germnny hut slipped laler to
3.38!l:t marks. an t'fft>cl1\'e dCl'fll ual1on of
7.'.l9 pt'rcent but ~till oil>11ve the 22.year
low of 3.3810 n1ar~s in August.
\\'hile tradtrs appeared to be 8dopl.ing
a wait-and-see policy f<i!lnv•ing outcome
nf several world econnn11c 1neetings this
month, Bri1a!n cut its hank rate tlhe con-
lrolling interest ra1el by I percent to 5
percent lo discour<.ige currency .spccula·
tion.
Jn Tokyo, where the yen has risen 5.97
1>erce.nl in relation to the dollar, .Japan's
economic planning agency said the
Japanese economy showed signs last
month of reviving from a slight re1.:ess1on
but President Nixon's IJCI\' ecunnn1ii;
J>Oliccs h.1d v.·i ped out \Vh:i!r1·er gains
u·cre n1ade.
"As f:1r as !he indicator~ 11cte 1·nn-
r ernC'J, !he Jap.:inese econon1y 11>;1~ on tile
brit1k of laking an upward tu1·n v.·hen
President' Nixon an1111unced l1is dollilr·
saving policy," the 11gency sai'd.
The yen closed at 338.51) tn the dollar,
up s!ighlly fr()m Wednesd;i ~'s c·!o~ini:
price of 338.60, the fourth conseculi ve day
of upward revaluation. 'J11i~ rrf!N.'led ,1
5.97 percent devaluation of the dol!ar
lrom lhe old rale of 360 to I.
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Thieu Makes an Off er
Will Resign Over Poor Turnout, He Siiys
' SAIGON (UPI) -President Nguyen
Van Thieu !iaid tonight he would consider
his one-man presidential election as a
vote of confidence and that if he. has lost
the poop!e's confidence he will resign and
never run again.
lie said he would run alone in the elec-
tion because he must comply with the
constitution, because of his partiotism
and /Jis opposition to Communism. lie
said once peace has been restored to
Victnan1 he v.·ill resign the job which he
said lie does not covet
•• 1 f the electoral results clearly show to
1ne you no longer have any confidence in
me I will v.•ilhdra\\' of my own free will
<t11d \\ill not accept the four-year term,"
'rlueu said In a nationwide television
~pc!•ch. "In that case, r will never run
:i~a in, ever ."
"I will use alt of my power to bring
c:1bnt1t peace," Thieu said. "~\'hen peace is
rC'S\orec!. if you the people gil'e me
rierrnission. I will rt'sign." Thieu has long
advocated a military solution to end the
\11/lr 1·a ther than political nego tiations.
Thieu. we;iri ng a dark suit and tic,
llf·~er sn1ilcd during the 27-minute broad·
l'<ISI.
.. l n1ust cclrnply with !he constitutiun,
"'hich requires that elections be held on
or before the four-week period preceding
the end of my lt>rm in office." Thieu said
111 lhe national television address.
Thieu conferred for an hour with U.S.
/\n1bass;1dor El Is worth Bunker.
presuinab!y to inform him of the contents
of lhe speech. The United States was
reported hoeful lhat Thie u would demote
the election to a simple vote of con-
fidence and thus ease the. embarrassment
of there being only one candidate.
"The fact that there were originally
four slatel'I and three are now out is
either because they wlthdrtw on their
own or because they were eliminated by
legislative requirements," 'l'hieu said.
Thieu was referring to Vice President
Nguyen Cao Ky and retired Gen. Duong
Van ••Big'' 1'1inh who have wlthdrawn
from the race on grounds it is being rig-
ged by Thieu .a nd his followers.
Thieu publicly and ollicially rejeeted
Ky·s recent proposal that they both
resign and Jet the constitutional process
take over. Under this plan, the sptaker of
the senate would become interim presi-
Labor Official
'l'. L. Pitts Di es
LAKEPORT {UPI) -Thomas L. Pitts,
Jong-time labor lobbyiat and former ex-
ecutive secretary of the California Labor
Fedt>ration, AFL-CIO, is dead at the age
of 56.
Pitts died \Vednesdlly at a Lakeport
T·lospital. He \\'as chief of organized labor
in CalHornia for a decade beginning in
1960. Much of his time was spent in lob-
bying on labor's behalf in the Legislature.
Since his relirement, be had made his
home in Kernville.
dent and organize new e!ectlons within 00
days.
''The \'ice president said that he and I
should n1ake ''a sma ll sacrifice.''
Whatever l do (85 preside.nl l has an in·
fluence on the nation.el destiny. To accept
that proposal is not a sacrifice., but 1
ma1ter of desertion. I cannot do it. ··u would be dangerous to the nation
and advantageous only to the Com·
munists," he said .
Meanwhile. on the war front, North
Vie tnamese forces bombarded two South
Vietnamese outposts along the Demilitar·
zed Zone (DMZ) with rockets and re-
coilless rifles a11d U.S. B52s carried oot
five raids in response. allied military
commands said.
The Cotnmunis ls fired 30 rounds ol
122mn1 rockets into Fire Base Alpha -4
\Vednesday and 57 rounds nf l22mm
rockets and 75mm recoilless rifle fire into
Fire Base Alpha 2 a few hours later. No
casualties were reported.
American B52s flew five missions in
the DMZ Wedne5day night and early to-
dny, hitting tro op concentraUons,
bunkers, storage areas and .rocket posi•
lions, military ·spokesmen said.
The bombers carried out raids on areas
ranging from 25 n1iJes below the DMZ in·
to the southern half of the supposedly
neutral zone.
'fhe Communists have been attacking
the allied delense network along the D~1Z
for more than two v.·eeks "'ilh the B52s
fly ing raids in an effort to suppress the
North Vietnamese artillery bolll below
and in the Df\.1Z.
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New·port Bea~h 'J'oday's Final
N.Y. Stocks EDI TI ON
* * 1 SECTIONS, 38 PAGES TE N .C ENTS
Emory, Air Cal Cla·sh· on Foggy Nigl1t Flight
By CANDACE PEARSO N
0! l~f O•ol~ 1'1lot ~it!!
An Atr C3lilurni:.t t!1Rht. pn.:vcnlt'<l b.v
foi; f!'uu1 l;n1d111g ·rucsday n1orn1ng ai
Or11nge Cu unl}' AH'port first "literally
h 1gh1encd peuptc 01.11 of the ir bed.s" in
:'\ewpurt s.·a1·h. ;l re sident t•harged tu-
da 1·
D:1111t•I Einor\'. ch::unnan uf th(' A1r-
l)vrt No1 sr Ahiitt•n1e11t Comrnillee. said
' tti~rc was rnure to !he slory" tha11 rr·
por!ed.
!\(;count s said lhe cn1pty charter Hight
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had already deposited firelighters from
i\1arysvi11e and Redding al the Burbank
Airport. when JI reached Ora nge County
at S:30 a.m.
LO\\' fog caused it Lo fly 10 Long Beaeh
Airport instead.
E1norv claims "'the pilot rnade two ap-
proacheS O\'er Newport Beach at alti·
n1des no hightr than 500 feel.'•
Air Calirornia spokesmen today, how-
e\'er, denied the low flying allegations
and said the emergency si!uation and
Jog required o t he r than norinal ap-
'.v" "\·lli·
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lfere's to tl1e Day •••
\\'hy is pretty J<1n C'liine. 15. or Corona del JI.tar doing thal \rilh hcr
hair 011 llJt' be.'.lch·1 Be(·<tuse it's National l\1u st.achc Day t oday. thal s
11hy.) nu d1dn '1 11·anl sonic piclure of a guy \\Pith a 1nustache, did you·~
Newport to Weigl1 Rigid
Se1·vice Station Control
.o\ proposC'd ordinance placing strict
ronlrols on new service stations and re-
111urini; upgrading of the old lhroughout
J\'e14•por! Beach will be discussed tonight
In a pub!k· hearing t'Qnducted by the
planning commi ssion al 8 o"clock in City
I/all
·rhc ordi11ancr, I.he !\rst of its kind in
Ne11•port Beach. "·as firsl reviewed and
revised by commissioners at a study
:;e~sion Aug 5
Sin1ilar 10 rhoi.:e in other cities. the
ordinance basically li1n ils lhe amount
;ind loc;il ion of major repair work and
sl.'ts stan<lards ror architecture. signs.
\\·indow displays, parking. types of
mel"('handlsini;, landscaping, vehicle ap-
llr·oaches and pump islands.
If e1,entually adopted by the city cou.n-
c1I. lhe measure would pertain to all
future s!Btions and give present station!'
up to five yeRrs to meel various re·
quiremenl s.
Commissioners' revisi-0ns· were mostly
minor changes in "'Ording.
They did suggtst 11llowing renting of
trailers and cars. a practice the planning
s1aff had rero1nmendcd ah o I i 1 h i n g
becHuse it 1,:as often "'unattractive."'
All new service stations have been rt·
r1uir('(f ioincc 1962 lo obtain a use. permit.
Under this ordinance. all exisling !lotions
thnl never received a llSl' permit "·oold
tia1·c to do so.
l)f the 44 GOS 5l<1tions in the city, only
16 "'ere required tn obt<iin such a per1nil.
Those stations which could not meet all
the nrw requirements because of space
limitations would have to meet as many
as poss ible.
Pro\liding a certain proportion or park-
ing spaces and landscaping on l ~ percent
of the lot might be items waived in cer-
tain cases.
Other specific refluirements are:
-Major auto repairs must be done in a
separate building from regular ac tivities.
-A min imum of 150 frontage 1s re-
qu ired and all site11 must fJ•ont on major,
primary or secondary streets.
-A maximum o{ seven signs and
displays will be allowed for certain uses.
-Architecture n1ust be compatible
"'ilh surrounding areas.
This last requirement is emphas1 ud by
the plannif'lg staff report . which refers lo
visual sc.reening of on-site parll.ing and
commends innovative design.
The Shell and Mobil stations on Co:i.ql
Highway and Jambor~ Road and the
Texaco station on Dover Street are men-
tioned as appre<:iated styles.
The initial ordinance has re<:eivtd com-
ment from local station owners and
optrRtors. who hive claimed further
r e !1 Ir I ct ion a v1ould hurt them
ecooon1ically.
proaches lo the airstrip.
E1nory t:lai1ned normal approaches
are supposed to be over Santa Ana or
Tustin and flights over Newport are re-
quired to be at altitudes of 2,300 feet or
higher.
"There "'as no emergency involved;
~·et he was gropin~ -0ver Newport homes
a1 S;JS a.m.," En1ory charGed.
He said he has received about 20 tele-
phone cal!.'j fro1n "frightened" and con-
cerned residents.
The lease to Air Ca!ilornia does not
allow flights !roin I I p.m. to 7 a.m.,
E:mory said.
"At least I.hat's what the county has
told me," he said. "I dispute that it 1s
in the lease. but if it is -why aren't
they rttog11izing their restrictions?''
Ile said punitive action against Air
California ~·ould be possible if such re-
strictions exist.
John Tucker. manager of flight opera·
lions for Air California, said lhe plane
\\'3s flying at the early hour "because
of an eml!rgency situatio11 where \.\'e had
been transportini:c firefighters lo and
b:>.ck from the forest fire ln Los Padres
Na( ion al l"orest.''
Air California d<>t's not "nurinally op..
er at(' at those hours at that airport."
Tucker saicl , but th~ situation netessilaL-
cd such acllon.
Tucker said the pilot"s first approach
\\'<ts ;1ctually macle over Santa Ana but
log at the north end of the airport pre·
ven1ed a landing
The appronch froin lhe :o;outh -over
l\'ewport Beac h -"'as then attempted ,
but "at higher than normal heiahts,"
he maintains.
"Because of the early n1orning hours,
t.he pilot flew a b o v e the maximun1
heights," Tucker said. adding that !iUCh
a sou1h approach "is a legitimate, al-
though rarely used ."
He also said Air California is ''very
conscious of the cities in that area and
of any noise problems. We are very
so rry this situation did occu r but It \lo'as
only because of the emergency."
IRA Chief Held • Ill U.S .
Decision on American Fund Drive Weighed
NE\V YORK (UP IJ -.Joe Cahill,
leader of the provisional wing of the
outlawed Irish llepublican Army and the
n1ost W<'fltcd man Jn Northern lrcland.
"·ill learn Tuesday \l'he!her he can re-
111;iin 111 the United Stales.
Cahill "''as denied entrance to the
United States \Vednesdav, his visa \.\'as
c;inceled and he \Vas deiained overnight
by imm igration authorities. '
The purpose bt'hind Cahil!'s flight frorn
i)ublin to New York was lo begin a four-
or five-week tour of American cities in an
effort to raise funds for the militant IRA
laction he heads. He said the funds would
be used to purchase guns lo right British
Ocean Du111plng
' troops in Northern Ireland .
Cahill agreed today to re1nain in
custod y until Sept. 7 when imm igration
authorities \Yill decide "'hether he should
bt: a!lowed to make the tour.
tahill's attorney. Frank Durk.an , a
n1e1nber of Paul O'Dwyer's law firin.
said Cahill ''Vt'ill be a!toy,•ed visitors and
has access to a telephone:' but that in-
terviev..·s with the press would not be
permitted.
On his arrival, Cahill was met 11.l Ken-
nedy International Airport by im-
migration authoritie5, acting on slate
department orders, and taken to the
Manhattan immigration orfice.
Marine Sanctuary Laiv
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Drilling Effect Seen
Passage of a bill protect ing mari"e
sC1nc1u;1ries. 1vhich reaches tile House of
ltepreseniarives next week, would have
great affect on Orange Ciiast efforts to
prevenL offshore drill ing. George Dawes,
Newport Bea{'h Harbor and Tidelands di-
rector said today.
Bill Hit 9727 ·would i;;tricl!y rcgulace
ocean dumping and protect marine sane·
Juaries.
The cr11ical poruon oJ lhe bill. Da\j,'f'S
said, would cmpo"·er the Secretary -0F
Cominerce to .. designate as marine
sanctuaries those areas of ocean. coastal
01nd other waters as fa r sea"'·ard as the
outer edge of the Continental Shelf _ .. "
Dawes has been involved in legislative
cffuns in bolh the House and Senate to
prevent any off-shore drilling out tn a
12-inile limit from the Santa Ana River
lo lhC' fl.lexlcan border.
r urrent stale Jaws torbid ii to three
n1iles 111 saJ1ttuary areas.
"Fkil those bill ::. \\·on't be hr<ird hy
Congress ur111I afrer December." he s;ud.
"This would allow us to get otir ob1cc-
11 vcs accompl1shecl !asler."
The btll the House 1Yill considrr next
11·cek states ihal suc/1 marine. area.~ \1•ould
be chosen for "preserving or resloring
them for their conservation, recreation.
ecological or esthetic values."
.. But "'e don'L have much tin1e to gel
a barrage of lel!ers going flo representa-
tives) in support of it between J10w and
ne>:t week," Da'o\·es said.
Dawes has worked f(IT' two years on
Nixon Schedules
Major Address
For Labor Day
President Nixon will deliver a nation-
wide Labor Day address on raclio Molli·
dilY. the Western White House announc·
ed today in San Clemente.
Press Secretary Ronald L. Ziegler said
details of the broadcast. expected to be
during the day. would be announced later
rorlay.
There was a chance that Nillon l\'Ould
1nake the i;peech from Camp David, the
pre.,idential retreat in Maryland .
Zie~ler decliJted lo give details of the
speech bu1 Nillon was ell:pecttd lo c<11l on
dissident labor leaders to cooperate with
flis new economic policy and appeal for
''temporary sacrifiCfs '' from the Ameri-
can people to t'Urb· itflstton.
Ziegler said !hat the Pre!lcltnt has nt>
plans to met:!l with AFlrCIO President
('.eorge ~1e&ny or other labor leaders on
Labor Day. But he did not n1le out the
pOs.'iibllily of Nixon consultl"g with union
le~rlers al a later rfate
The While Houst! ilSo anrtOUnced the
('(peeled apPQintmenl of Phillip V. San·
chei of Fresno to !)f' dlre<'!Or of the Of.
f11·r-of Economic Opporlunlty.
the restrictive oi l drilling bills. which
are JOinlly supported by Orange County,
Ne"•port Beach , Laguna Beach and the
Coastal Area Protectiv£ League.
No off-shore wells· presently exist from
the Santa Ana River lo the ti.1exican bor·
der. bu~ ··we are aware of the fa ct that
there has been explorAlion in the past,"
Da"·e:o sairl.
Opposition to !he .sa11ctuar1es hill is
expecLed from oil inlcres!s.
Dostal See king
Federal La.ivs
On Jet Noises
Nr"·port Beath city c:ounc:1l1n,qn tlfilan
Di1.~!al is one of 20 city and counly gov-
cr11n1en! offici:ils na!ion-w1dr who have
reco1nmrndcd federal legislation to roo-
lrnt jct a1rcr.1f! noise pollullon .
Dostal rr.centlv returner! from " twt'>-
day 14-•ork~hop-ci111ference held in Rich-
n1onrl. ,\linncsota, by NOISE. or Nallon:'!I
Or~aniia!lon to Insure Sound-ConlrolJed
Environment .
Dostal represented tlie city council at
the conferenc('. which was origina ted by
thr city of h1gle\.l·ood in 1969.
Newport Beach Ma )'or Er! Hirth Is nn
NOISE'i; Board of Directors. but wa11
unable to attend the conference.
Specifically. those attendinlit asked ror
legislation authorizing the "Environmen-
tal Protection Agcnc_v IEPA) lo establi.~h
maximum aircraft noise expo11ure li mil!f
for all civil airports in !he U.S .. " iiaid
Dostal.
1·£e saicl the oiHiciflls <1ffererl nn Sl)eciric
111a ndarcfs for !he limits. rall ing !hat it
''technical prob lem to be worked out by
the EPA." which wall esta blished only a
yea r ago.
Such laws have to be establisheo on a
f('deral level said Dosta l, who added the
Fedefal Aviation Agency ''hils not clone
a thing about ii. 'They are ineffective be·
ca11 .. ., thev are industry oriented."
"The I" AA 's prime re~pon11ibillt.11."
Dostal continued, "is lo enC!lu raRe con1·
mercial airplane clevelopme"t, which is
incompatible with !he noise pollul.ion
problem.''
Thls problem l!f "especially seriou!l" in
Newport Jleach, said Dostal, whose coun-
(Stl! NOlSE, Page %1
NO DAY OFF
FOR TRASll MEN
Trash colleclion will be made on Ltbor
Day. Sept. 6, for those Newport Beach
areas whole regular collection day it
f\olonday, J:tf:ob Mynrferse. general ser-
vices di rector, said today.
All containers shou ld be sel out by 7
a.m. Mondey.
\
Cahill told newsmen In Dublin, where
he boarded the plane to Ne1Y York, that he
planned to make speeches in several U.S.
C'ilies in order lo ralse rnoney lo buy the
\Yeapons.
•·our offensive objectives involve the
shooling of as 111<1ny Brilish troops as
possible and the bombing of military and
economic t11rgct s,'' Cahill said \Ved-
nesday.
"l cert a inly regret that this has to be
done," he said. "13Ut I can see the
necessil)' for ii."
He said the IRf\'s aim \\'as to "bring
about the dov;r\.fu!l or Stormonl (the
Ul't TlltPloOl't
I J111ler t,ire
LA County Public Administrat-
or Baldo Kristovi ch has been
suspended pending the results
of a Grand Jury investi gation
inlo t he operations of his of-
fice. Kristovich (pictured in file
photo) handles millions of dol-
lars _in assets of persons \vho
died wilhout \vills. Story, Page
8.
Former Lover
Called in Trial
Of Dr. Hartelius
Attractive blonde Reba Vaughn \.l'.1J
called as the first prosecution witn.css
\Vednesday in the tria l of h<!r form er
para1noor Dr. Ebbe J-lartelius of Corona
del t.1nr on charges of insurance fraud.
The fonner mistress a111d secretary to
the doctor when he had offices in Corona
de! Mar took the stand a(ter a jury Of
seven women and five men were sealed
in the Superior Courl of Ju<lbe J-Io\l'ard
C. Cameron.
The trial had been dflayed one day
beca use of the illness of Judge llerbert
Herlands who had been slated to hear the
complicated case.
Miss Vaughn identified ttrtaln Insur-
ance formi; offered by prosecutor James
Stotler in the Initial testimony. Dr. H11rt-
elius ill accu5ed of obtaining a dtsablHty
insurance policy for a J)f'rson who was
not employed by him and of acceptlng
!.ickn~s11 beiw:fl1s when the insured per.
11:on was actually serving time in state
prison.
\
Northern Ireland Parliament). direct rule
from \\'estminster (the British Par!ia-
n1ent I and a conference resulting in the
lin:il settlement uf the Irish question."
The stale t.lcpartn1ent repo r t ed I y
canceled Cah ill's visa "'hile en route to
America. Federal authorities detained
hi m at Ke nnedy Airport before taking
/Jun Lo the immigration office in ~1anhat·
Ian.
Cahill lo!d .~upporlers in New York he
planned to "get the best la~:yer in
America."
A spokesman for the provisional wing
or rhr IRA declined 10 comn1ent on Ca.·
hill's detention until afler the hearin&.
E111kay Firm
Will Apply
For Hotel
En1kay Development Com pany or
Newport Beach tonight will ask the
Ne\\•porl Beach Planning Commission for
a use permit to build a 13-story hotel near
Ot·<tngc County Airport.
The hotel. to be called the Sheraton-
Ncwport Place. is part of l':mka.y·s
"Newport Project" and is located at
T'ifacArthur Iloulevard and Birch Street.
The proposed hotel will contain about
'IW guest rooms, but the use permit is for
lhe fir.~t phase only, \•:hich will contain
220 guest roo1ns and olher facilities.
The I~ levels in the first phase includt:
a ··grouncl floor" beneath grade with .an
art gallery-diseotheque. a 500 seat ban·
quet roon1. employe facilities, storage
anrl met'h<1nic11I rooms.
There 11·ould also be a main noor "'·ith
reception facilities. kitchen, dining room,
coffee shop ;inrl bar. and a mezzani ne
\\'ith 10 office or conference room~ and l I
guest floors of 20 rooms each.
Total height of ph:ise one above grade
I~ 144 feet. a height already approved by
l11e Airport Commission and similar to
tiUrrounding struclures.
But the use pern1it approval depend:oi
heavily on whether the Planning Com-
n1iss1on l:ldopl s a proposed one-year high
rise bcu1 for a!J of Nc\vport Beach.
1'he ('Omrnission will be tQnducting a
11ul)lic hearing on an ordinance "'·hich
1vould limit building heighl lo 35 feet.
If the commission endorses the
Qrdinance following the hearing, which is
scheduled before di scussion of the hotel.
it is doubtful that. the same com-
n1issioners would approve a 144-foot
i;tructure.
A city staff report has rl'.!commendt;d
approval of a use permit for the first
phase. Any other additions "·ould require
an amendment to the first permit and be
subject to public hearings.
Orange
Weather
Lo1v clouds and rog i>redicted
along the coa!it until noon today and
Fridr.y, clearing lo sunshine and 73
degree lemperatures. fflghs inland
around 83. Lows tonight bttween
rl8 and 65.
INSIDE TODAY
TeT Wal$01t adnuts killing
four Tnte victlm.s and become
tl1e first follower of Chorlts
Mo11$0fl tn 11ay tile cla'll ~adtr
gave tht ordtrs. Story, Page 8.
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Before Freeze
Wholesale Costs
•
Take Slight Rise
WASKNGTON !UPI) -• \\1hl'l\esa!e
prices ro se O 3 percent In August, the
go\•emment reported tlldav It said the
latest stat1sl1rs v.·ere based on surveys
OCEAN WORK HONORED
Newport's R.on1ld Linsky
Ne,vport Beac ..
Oceanographer
Wins Sea Award
Rrinald B. Lmsky rif 186.1 Brina 1re 't\'a_y,
Newport Beach, director of the Universi-
ly of Southern California office of Sea
Grant Programs. has recel\'ed the
TridPnte Av.·arrl fl'lr ouL~tanding cnn·
tr1but1ons tn oreanoF:raph\·
The a\l:ard is gi\ en annuall.\· by the
t\1orld L'nderv.•aler' Federatinn to
d1s.lln6UL!'.1hed oceanographers and other
6C1entists.
Prev1ou5 v.·1nners include I h e
ocunograper Jacques Oiust.eau and
squid authoritv Dr June L S11"a.
Linsky ""~s gi\'en the a ward 1n
ceremonies at the Ustica Oceanographic
rns!1tution. an isl and insta!l11 tio n operated
1n the ~fedJterranean by the 11..ilian
government.
LmkSI". 37 . Jnlned liSC \est year.
Prior · tn th ;it. ht was director of !he
Oran~e County Schools f\tarine Scienc e
FJl"latJng Labora1orv.
Hl'. currently ser·,·es as v1re president
for educati(lnal affair~ for both the Amer 1-
ran Soc iety for Oceonograph~· and the
f\ational Oceanographic Jnst1tu!ion.
From Page J
NOISE ...
ci!man1r district 1nclud ts I.he Area 1rnund
the Orange Count~· Airport He also
heads the counril"s En\"t ron menud Qu11J.
tf\' Control romm1ttee v.·1th Don Mci nnis
a~ Carl K~·mla
'"The Jet a1rcralt operaung ou! l'lf 01
that the~ ~Pf'.'" f"llll prillut1nn frnm 1he
Alr pnrl rreate an 1nrnlt>rable nu.1sanrP in
burnt fuf'I as ""11 a.~ <nn~lltur'" a ~afetv
tiaza rd <i.nd fina lly bu1 nn! the lt'.1.5! -
they are a th rear to our J11raJ rn' 1r0n·
rn~n1 :· said Dostal
Thr <Onferenre also r1>rnm'Tlenr!eri 1h<1!
t!:!l rurrrnt .;1rcraft ilnrl II'! en,c1nf's be
fl"'Jrnfit1,.rl tn milke !e~~ nn1~~
Ol.4.NGI C0.4.sr
DAILY PILOT
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made pnnr to the start of th' Aug. 16
wage·price frteze.
The Au i u 1 t Increase. w1 thnu t ad-
JUslment for stasonal fartors. wa s the
sa.mt as the rise in .July. \Vhtn acljusttd,
the August increase v.·as much grf'ater -
() 7 ptrcf'n! cC1mpa rf'd !o <i.n adjusted in·
rrr;i~e of 0 2 pf.'f<f'n! in .Juli
Tht' August in<reasl" v.·:i.~ h•rl hy ,11 O :i
perC"ent upswin,11. in a broad ra ni;:e nf Lt\·
dustrial commodities . This w~s part iallv
offset by a 0.3 perrent deC"rease in !hP.
price or fa rm prnducts :i.nd prores~rd
foods anrl feeds. There was 11Jso a 0.3 pe r·
rent d1"c!ine for farm producls the
previous month.
But lhe Labor Departmf'nl's Bureau nr
Labor Stalistirs said farm pnces did nnt
decl int as murh as usual in August, and
therefore aftf'r sea.~nn.:il adjustment the
index for farm prl'lducts and prncessrd
foOd s and fetds rose 1.4 perrfln1. cnm·
pared to an ad1u~ted I percent decline in
Jul~··
The BLS said the whn!es;ile pnce indP :i:
in August was I !4.!l. meaning lh<1I gMd.s
which cost ~10 whnlesale In 1967 cost
SI I.49 in Augus1 That was 4 percent
B bo1'e Augus!, 1970.
Unarlju~ted whnlf'salf' prices nn con·
sumer-fini~hfld gnod~ ,1·ent up by o 3 per•
cent in August fn!lov.•1ng a () I percent
declint in .Jul.\'. lhe bure;iu said.
Consumer foods alone increased 0.4 per·
cenL
Tht report said industrial commodilV
prices advanced 0.5 perrent mostly
because of a 3.1 percf'nt inrrease in
lumber and v.·ood product prices. in·
eluding a 7 9 percent advanc' for
plywood. as v.·ell as a 1.4 perctnl in
rreast in the pric's of metals and metal
products
Iron and s!tel pr ices 1o1·enl up 2.8 per·
cent. reflecting price increas's by ~IPPI
producers fn!lnv.·ing a new contract set·
tlement wilh !ht Steel \\1orkers Un1nn.
The report said the lnwl'r unad jus!rrl
farm product prie rs stemmed mostl y
from sharp declint.c: fnr gr1tins ;i_nd
chicktns. Live poultry price..c: fe\1 16.8 per·
cent and grain prices rl!pped 9.5 percen!.
Bui those declines wPre mns1!y nff:;l't by
a 23.2 percent increase in the prire of
egj!S.
Prire:; fflr prnrcsserl rn r;i!s. poullrv
and fish v;ent dnw~ 1 II perc,n1 and dairy
products fell 0 7 percnt.
Th t BLS said stasonally aclJU~terl
prires ftJr consumer·finished goods wPnt
up l.I percent. including a 2.2 percf'nt rtd·
vance for consumer fr:iod.~. 11rgely as a
rt.suit of hlgbtr price.s !or e.ggs. Ire.sh
fruits and vtgetables. and sugar.
10 New Teachers
Hired for Mesa,
Newport Schools
Ttn new te1 chtrs hil vt been hired fnr
the ~choo! year 1971.?2 by the Newporl-
r.ll'sa School Board.
In a se\'en·minute ~Pf'r!a.l mePl1ng rail-
ed Tue~day a t the d15trict nff irt . mem-
bers of thf' boarrl ga vr unan1mnl15 blank·
et approval rnr tht f(l1lllw1n~ ~1a1e:
Horact En si;:n f.·llrlrllt Srhonl f.lr~.
1\1cola H Charle~. t~·p1n.i:. i'-1rs. Rarbara
En ksnn. Eniclish arid ~piln!sh : <i.nd :-.f r,
Shirl ey Ferrin. Gir l·s Physical Educa·
llfln.
Cnsta S1P5a High S\h(l(11 Terry c;,•ans
Colr. as~151an1 principal . and Da1•1d Pet·
rnfl, E:ogl1sh anrl rnarh111g
:0.f ;iurle B Dari.~ .\l1rlrll P School r-.l r~.
ArlnPnnP R,;nda lL F:r111.li "'h
E~1anc1a H1,qh Srhno! ~1rs ~arhar;i
!'llrlnn1~. li1r\',. Ph1 .. 1r<1I Erluc;illn n
\\"il~nn F.lrmrn!;1r1 Srhool .Jant PPler·
c:on h:irrl nf h1>ar1n;:
Abrah<im L1nC'0ln :O.l1rlrll f' &hnfll JamP.o:
H P.1tler~nn. t_\'p1ng .lnrl rearl1ng
Bear St reet Elementary S('hoo! :\tr;,.
Sandra Genovese. fiflh and s11th grt1 des.
Pilot lnteniing
Progran1 So ught
With Hospitals
Tht Coas111np Re~tnnal ()("r11pal1nnel
Prn~ram Bo::ird i5 ~f'tkinl!! llppro1·11\ from
~f'\era.! Or:tn,11.P Cnunf y hos plfA )s for ;i
pi.lot. '·inttrn1n.1t" prol{r.:\m for high ~chool
s tud<'nl ~ 111 ;i_Jli(lr! hr::ilth.
Thnma~ Rn,11.p!ich, p r n g r 11 m ad·
minstr:i.tnr. Inlet lhr hn11rrl \VPdne ~rlay
lhat !ht r rn.i:r:im wnuld prnvidP nn·lht-
noor in~trur!inn fnr those s!uden!s nol
rnllegt bciund . bu\ \nlerr~lf'd in pursuing
f'mplo.vmPn! in lhe flelrl of h'alth.
HP s11 \d im plPmrn!::i!inn nf lht proii:r:i.m
by tht' foil! term wnulrl rf'qiilre immPdi:ite
fa \·nrable re~pnnsr frnm nne rn11nty
ht1~pif,11I. Amnn11 thl'l~P hn~plt .11Js ron·
sidering part1cip::1t1nn 1n !hp progri1m are
Hnag f.iemnri,111, T11~1ln r..nmmunity. and
\Asta ~1rsa MemoriaJ.
As prnpn.~f'd by 80,R.f'tirh. sludcnt~
~ouJd study lht' humM ,11nalomy ~nd
pr1cl1re patitnt rart v.·11h 5imut11ted pa·
l!tnts unrier the ~uptrvisinn 11f leacher~
and staff. as v.·t ll as beC(J mt arquJ1n!M
With med ical ttrminology and hos pital
procedure!
The inltnt of lhe. program. accC1rd1n~ to
Soger!ch is tn provide enf~· .. le\'PI tr.:unmg
t" f:\r\l\tate iob p\11cement for hibh school
rr;iriu:tlt'S.
.,
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SfiERMAN FOUNDATION COFFEE GARDEN OFFERS SPOT FOR QUIET CONTEMPLATION
"Wli•n This Block ls Ccmpleted, Th•r• Wi II Be Nctliing Like It In N•wport Beach''
Sl1er111.01i f,01.1t1dution
Unit Seeks Use Permit
By CA,\l>ICE PEARSOS
01 "'' Ol •!r Piie! ~!If!
In 1937. v.·hen Lawrence and Paulina
Lushbaugh buil t their one-rfH'lm ;idobe
house in Corona del ~lar anri planted a
lone pepper tree. tittle cn11ld they knnv.· tl
v.ould grnw into a block-full nf fl o"•ers
and culture.
Bu! lhr Lushb;iu,i::h hnme v.·a~ !oca!l'd
on the cornrr of D:ih\ia A\'Pnoe :i.nd
Par1 fi c Coast Highway. \1'h"'re 1he
Sherman Foundation has been exp;:inding
since 19.'il.
l l nl'\w has a resp;i.rch \1br;:irv, an nul ·
dnnr rl 1111ng are:i., ;in art g';:iller~· anrl fo ur
garflens whirh rwr11rv a h::ilf·hlork Arr::i.
8111 Thursrl<1 v thP F0un cl;it1011 11·111 :ipply
lo 1hP Ne wport Be<1f'h Plann1n_i! ('nm.
m1~s1nn for a u~P ~rm1t. \ooh irh rx1enr1,
drvelnpmPnl In in('luclr 1he f'n1ir r hlnrk
bPlween 0.1hl1;i Avrnu" anrl F<'rnl r<1f
A\"enuf' <i.nd bet"·een Coast H1gh1o1·ay and
Third Street.
REC0,\11\lf.:\'O APPRO\'AI.
The c11y ~l;ifr h:is ff'<ommr ndrd ap-
proval of the permit, whi<h sper1fies a
nrv.· 47 car parkiniz ;:irea . storagt arbor~.
an expanded library and ;i nt'w tra
garden .
The found.'lll on n11ncd some of thf' :id·
1acf'nt prnperly, h11t ptlr<ha:-f'fl thP Pn1 1rt'
block of houses and off ire hu1lrlinJ.!~ for
thP de1·e!opmenL All forrnPr nrr.11pfln1s
must 1 :i.c;ite h~· Srpl. !. brf'.'IU~e riemnlJ ·
linn and regr<1rling ii; set to he~ln in a
wrek !o 10 cl:i v~.
Upnn ('nmple!1nn ol :i.11 1he1r pl;in~ in
apprni.:1m:;\rl.1 1"n .ve<1r.~. thr fnundalion
v;lll f'l'>\'er :i.hn11t tw'I :irrrs nf :irra.
ThP fnunfl;i1inn n11·ns !hf' prnprrtv ;:ind
1·:i res fl\r the. g;irdPn:; :in1l lhr lihrar\'
Thr g;ill.-r~ ;i nrl lhP SO ·r<1p<1e11·~·
l"f'"-laurant. b<'ller knnwn as thr Coffer
l.arrlf'n, arp run h1· the .Junior Lr:icue of
:\e11·port Harbor, whic h a l~o recen cs any
fll"!'f1t~
!n llu_• l''(<1pn~1f\n ft\;i_n~. 1hr C<1 llrr1 11 111
rPrn<11n. h11t I! l;irj!er fPlilri11rant, 1r11h ;i
tflp::tr 11\' nf Iii\, 11·1\I hP lltUI! nf'ar D:ihh;:i
A1rnur. ThP Cnlfee Carden would bf' a
g;irdPn nn]I
f;I!! !hi' fnuncl.'11 1011, \lh1 rh nn1• frnnl~ at
Z"i4i F. Cn;i~1 H1i;::h,1·al'. v.·1 \I h<1.1'r 11'h:it
i:.nnkr~m:in \\",;rl~ Rnhrrt.c; calls a ",Eranrl
rnlr<1~ee"' l'n Third Street.
FIR ST PHA Sf':
Th P f1r'I ph;i~p nf rxp;in~1on 1~ !hr 4j
f'llf f'l<1rk1ng lnl. nn r'!flh\1 ;i ,-\1·r nur and
th1ni StrrP!. ll'h1r h "won't lnok like A
parking 101 , h111 a garden." sairl Robert~.
It 1r11t he cnn1plf'terl b\' necrm~r
The SCCl'ncl rhasr. ihe \('::! ~arden chn
inf; arP:i., is scheduled for co1n pletion bv
E'il r!\" spnn;:. ·
\"1s1tor.c. v.·1 1J Pn!er from lhe prirk1n~ Int
und er a 1·e1·~ndA :ind ~o thrn\i~h a hub-
lypP ~!r11r!11n• v.·1th a fount<1 in tn br:i.nch
off 1nto the h\nrk frnrn lherP.
Th i.c: hub 1.~ ;:iJso .~chedull'fi for .c.rrin~
;ind will Pvrntua\ly lcari in nne rllrectn·•n
In ;i I ~ r ~ P 1'nnserv;Horv-.c.tructured
grPrnhou:;e , s:1iri n.nhert~. '
Th,. ll'.rf'Pnhnusf. nrar Ff'rnleaf A1·enuP
and ('.nasl H1~hwa\', will ha1e I.e. it.s '"own
comoulrri7~rl :irlifif'1,1I ;itmn,pherp" !n
hn11~t f'~n!1c pl;1n1:;.
ThP !hirrl :i.nd l:i~1 pha~I' l'lf rlPvelnp·
tnen! ll'dl hr an C')(ltn~il"ln t.n the l1brar\",
I! w1!1 ht> cnnnrrt t>U Rt !he end C!f iht
rrrsr nt hutld1n .i: :ind thl'n mad, tn run
p;i_r:illc! !n C'n;i~t H1chwa1 , le:i.1·1n1? a
r;1tio cnu rtyard hc!\V!'<'fl the" twn "'ings.
\'ARJF,TY OF PLA\IS
Pl;in.c. al.~n 1".'ln rnr :in ;i(ii:i1t1nn';J la1h
hnuse. nr .~hRrlrrl i;i:arrlen arta, and more
.i;:ard1>n Ar('.c1.c.. ll'hich fra!urP :i.n enormous
\'Aflf'l,1' nf plants. -"<lirl Hnherl~.
II "'as established by the heirs nf
Gtneral Mos.e5 Haultine. Sherman, a
pionetr businessman in Arizona and Los
Angeles.
A n:it 11·e nf Vermnnl whn r:i.me wrst 1n
1874, Sherman's mainr husines~ \'P.nture.c;
in Los An~eles cenlerci:i around a lncal
~lreet r;:iilway system, the Los Angeles
Sl.camship Company and San Fernando
V;:i ll ry land develnpmrnt.
Shermt1n O;:ik.~ :i.nrl Sherman Wa y 1n the
valley sir·e nan1ed after the businessman
"'hn dirrl in 1!1.12,
His heirs, h1•0 rl::tll!:htrr~ anrl ;i. \nn11.·
!1mr 11s~nf·1:ilr . flrnnlri Ha~kell , hrg;in 1l1e
fn11 nd;:i1inn wah money frnm Sherman's
es!fl1r
ll::i!<.krll. lhr nn h• heir S.llll hv1ng. no"'
l1e:irls !he lnun(1;1tinn .
THE'\ f'A\1t-: Ht-:1''0RIC:l\S
II' 1%.~. rir. \\11ll i::in1 0 . HenrlnC'ks . thr11
,JI ~l~tor.v rrnf Ps.c.or frnm use. came to
!hf' foundRlion to use some nf Sherman·.~
r rcnrds for his research on Ca!iforni ;i
l;ind u~e.
Ru! instr11rl h1> 11';is h1 r~d tn b"gin v. h::tl
i~ nl'll' :-.n <'~lrn5ll'f' lihr;i_rv ~p1"ci;ih11n~ 1n
lhe IR.~t 100 vcars or the Pacific
Sn111hW('S\, .
Thi~ inrlurlr!\ Snu1hern C;il1fornia.
~111 thern Nrv::irl::i, Arlznna, and Northern
BR j<i . ~11irl Hendricks.
Volumr.~ in thr library focus nn \:ind
rievrll'lpmrnl in !hose :i.rea$, hu! :ti.~n in·
.
elude varloui; aspects of Cal ifornia's mil'"
lion picturt history.
Hf'odrlcks and his A~snc1 ates researc h
thr Pacifir Snu!h1o1·esl fnr v11rious
j0urnali;, hut lhP library ts opt>n tn 1he
public. as are :i.11 fnunri;1tion facilities.
"ThP :i.lmospherr here is so cnnducive
tn hist11rical thou~h!," l\cndricks smil·
ed. "so quiet. so heaulilul."
AL\\'A VS IN BL00~1
Plants arc alw:i ys in blnnm. hcca11se
thrv ;ire nur1u red in prrr:i.r<1tion are;is
unt il the.v hloo1n and !hen removed from
g:irdeni; when nnt f!oy,oerinj.!.
The Sun {;;irdrn :l\ \he Co11~! Hi11.hw:iy
r n!r;1nce cnntain s bed flowers and a .i:ol d·
fisb filled f1luntain.
F<'rns and lrnpi1 •;1I pl<111 !s ;:ire ;:irlj::tt'rnt
tn i! in lhr sh11drd Cnflce c;;inlf'n. Oin!nj.!
is ~et nc:irby <1 rou11d ;i. fountain and under
a v.·isleria cuvrred <1rb11r.
A c:ictus or ~ucculcnl J::ardf'n . \\'It h .11
\1•ide arr<1y of Parifir S n u t h v.• e s t
\•;:irirties. i.~ localer! ne;:ir the library.
Thirty-rour years I :i l Pr . !he
Lus hbaui;hs' JM'pper trre is still lherf',
ovPrlook1n$l the cactu.~ .iardcn.
The l.us hbaughs snlrl lhC"ir sm;1ll hnn1f'
in 1!1~9. hut its adnhP stylr wa.~ continued
h~· fciund;ition C){!.('nsions.
Sll'lnding in lhat hon1r. now his nflwf',
Hcnclrirks looked out \he win(\nw and
s:i1d. \:,·\Vhen th1.~ hlork is l"llmpletcd.
there v.•\11 be noth ing like ii in Newpnr!
Hf'ach. nothing con1parablc."
a thick '
nylon textured
plushb~ /)
n /. -,,,__,_ • rtrnJrrlt7)
tor only
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p•t ~•d ;.,,,, Ferlu"t•u bv l(u11t•~.
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t•••ur1d pl111h c11pt! hot i uch •
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Water Units
Blast Ju1·y
Accusations
SevPral w:iter dis\r1r \"' In Orani.:t Cnu n·
ty are reaclini.: !harpl.v 10 a Gra nd Jury
rl'port t:a\llng tor thr elitn1nat1nn of more
thnn JOO .~recin ! ·ctl.<:lrlcl.<:.
Al J1•:ist :t h:df·dnzrn (·ounty v.·aler
distritts have bt't'll invited tn Cn~la Me~a
.Sept. 14 !u tonsidtr a reply to the: r.rand
Jurv a(·l'usat 1011~.
The ruunly (;ra1ul Jury r-rp<irl ra\\l"d
n)IJ.<:l of tl1c 1•11u11l1 ··" sp1·('i,1! d 1s[t1(·r~ -
iru ·lud1n~ 1,:_it1·r clistrirt-. -"11rrha1c
l(•galll'S fron1 an ;1gneultur<1 l r r<1 ·· lt
sug~1·;,l 4•d th:i\ 1nl!st ~pcc·1<1\ cli.<:lnc\!1
should rn-4•n111hinr(t ;i r1d rl:irrd under
con1rol nl lh1· ho;1rd of ~t1p<"rv1snr.~,
Distri~·!.~ cx1x·1·tc1I 111 rnc1·t Sept. 14 in
Custa f\1f'~;i inclucl1·: illou\ton·N1icucl
\\':{!l·r Db·tri1·t: Suulh Coa st \l;·ater
U1s1ril"t ; l.ai;u11;1 B1•aeh : l rv1nc Ranch;
r;I Turo, :ind S:.inting" \\<lll'r distril'ls. as
\l"tll as thr Cnsla ~Je.;n Cflur1!y \\later
Di~trh·!, in1li:1tur uf the nlC'Cllll.i!
!'Ilario L)ur:inlr, prcsiclent of !hr Co~ta
t.1esa c!istr11·t. \\'n•te ;in ;in~ry lP!ler to
!he o!hrr d'1str•'1<·1s ('lll ling lh<' j.(r<inrl jury
report "tinf::1ir and poorly \1Ti!lrn."'
He s:1id: •··n1i~ (;rMd .Ju ry rcfJC1rl i~ so
pnflrl .v v•ritlcn, so unfair In i!.~ 1·rl11c1s m
and v.·ithoul :tny cvide11<"r 11r juslillca.tlon
for i1s ('11nt·lusions thal all -~rc<i al
riis!riet:; ~hould hc rliminnlecl that l !~el
!he Orange ('ountv µublir w;l!rr ::t,llf'n<ie!
shoold <·nnsider thr artion. ii anv. wt ~hould trike in response to this Unfair
crilicism.··
The districts \1 il l n11>ct ;:il 7:.10 p.m .•
Sf'pt. 14. in the Costil. fvles.1 city hall lirst
floor ronfercnt•e room. 77 F;:i ir Drive.
i\)l'in Pinkley. a Cost;i ~·1C"Sfl Cnun-
rilman ;1nd a w;:itcr distrh:t dirertor, said
the districts should sho\\' the Gr:ind Jury
v.•herc ii ts wron,e . hul also f\ugh t to say
v.•h;iL is right ;iho1ut the rcporl.
The Cr;ind .Jurv rt>110rt v.'aS si11.ned by
flllrflrn Marsh;iil. l0rmPr !'1111vnr nf
t\f'1,·port Rr;ich ;ind t·urrf'nt fnrcfn11n ol
!he C:r:ind Jurv. lt h\;1 n1f'd the existence.
(lf su{'h dis1i-ir 1s "n the ··w Alls ... r
defense"' built by dis trict directors who
were virtually untouchable by the public.
Coast Teacher
KiJlcd in (~ra s h
Virginia P:i!rrn1u, 21i . of 470 4 Sf'ashnr'
Dri1e, r\eY.'f)(tr1 Hra<"h. a teachPr in !ht
Sant a An:i s1·ho111I (hJ>trirt. \\·::is k1llf'd
\\"rrlnesda.v in a s1)(11.·tai·ul;ir one car ac-
t•ident on lh P NP\\"\)llf\ l··reC\\'RY.
C;iliforni.1 !t1gllw<1y l 1;1tn1t 11H1cers s::iid
the traeht'r's l';1r, nnrthhnund nn tht
freC\\'ay. sl:intr<l :i.rross the ro1tdwa y,
cra.<:hed through 1he d1v1<lcr fcnt:t', skli:i·
dt'd across the s11uthbound l;ines anrl over
an embank1nent ;:it the B<iktr SlreeL cif·
f !"<I Ill jl.
1\\lss !'<l li!rn10. ::1 lca1'hrr ;:i( S:.in1l;igo
Elen1ent<1ry &h~J(JJ in north S:i.nta Ana,
1o1'11s dl'ad nn <1rr1v al :t1. Costa Mes;i
Men1ori<1I llo.~pilAl.
She is survived hy hrr p;iren\s, l\1 r. and
to.I r.~. Peter P<1lerm0. of Connet ticut.
Funer;:il ser1·ices will he at the ~la.Hoy
Funrral Hnme in \\"e sl Harrfnrrl, Co nn.
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a n rnt1rf' h!nr~ nf r ullun_• ··hf' ~aid.
\fhPn th, Sherman F'ounrlation btgan.
11.c. wl'lrk !'l'ln:;i~ted of contnbu1Lng to
1·ar1ous r.hari!les.
Kt"""'9 Mil• cttptt• lllre you •~nd yoar Ifft with IMm ...
Volk to Sta rt !'iOO
Lido I~!t ~tunt pilot Sk1p_l"Vn\k ~111 1n.
,11 ugur::itP th~ ("ahfl'lrn1a :'IOl1 Nip! Iii a~
On1ann ~1otor S~edv.•at· v.·1t h ropsy·tur\~:
m1d·a1r m1n!"u1·er~ \'nl li:. 12ft ,·1a Ra\·en·
TH\ w1!l 1ake !O the ~ky in hi~ Ptnnioil
Ch ipmunk at 1n 30 a m
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H.J.GARl\ElT fURNll1JRE
2215 HARBOR BLVD.
COSTA MESA, C'-LIF.
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EDITION l\'.Y. Stocks
vor. f.4, NO. 209, J SECTIONS. 38 PAGES
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\VAS!"llNCTON IAP I -Senate in-
1 est1ga tors are checku1g 1:0111plaints rrorn
go1'('rnmen1 employe~ I flat thry aoe being
pres.sured into JOinin~ ratt relations
group encou nters !hat border on invasion
of priv3cy,
Alice D. walked out on one such session
hecause. she said. "'it got her dov:n to sex
life and jusl do\vnright uncalled-for
vulgar language .··
Mer boss in an Agr iculture Departmfnt
agency insists the meetings are an
earnest attempt "to carry out President
Nixon·s directives lo end r a c i a I
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discrin11nnlion in governrnenl."
The official referred to the n1eetings 11s
•·1vork.shops.·•
Although some people C<.111 lhent "touch
and tell'' or ··ronll1ct and confrontal1on''
~essions. "We say it's s en s it iv i t y
training ." said a Senate constitutional
rights subcommittee investigator.
"And whatever it's called, this is clear-
ly over the line into a worker's personal
privacy. The government just doesn 1
have any business getting inside my head
and certainly no business trrin~ to
change the way I think," he added.
to tl1e Day • • •
\V hy 1s pretty .Jan f'\i111e. 15. of Corona de! !\t ar doi ng that \\'i th her
hatr on lhe beach'.' Because it's ~-ational !1-lustache Da y today. that's
\1·!1 y. You didn't 11•ant :-;01ne picture of a guy witl1 a musta che, did you~
Mesa Paw11h1·okers Clash
Witl1 Police at Meeting
Pawn brokers and the police are at
odds in Costa ~lesci.
Their brief oral skirmish was over a
nc1v l'ilY ordinance propo sed by lhe police
dcpartn1enl 1l'h1th tightens lhc law on
pawn shQp operations. The cily currently
has lour licensed p<l'ol'll shops.
City CQ11nci1 mC'n sat in as refrrees on
the subicet ~\onday night during an in·
fQrmal study session and declared "no
der ision .. when tl1C' argun1cn\.s were over.
The chief contention wa:i; whethe r the y
arc a legit imate business in the city and
if lhey should be saddled wllh what ap-
pfars to be a police problem.
The suggested ordinance would require
pa\\'nbrokers lo hold an ltcrn on which
!hey Jonned money 20 dayg. giving police
sufficient tin1c to learn if il is stolen.
The current city ordinance requires
five da\•S and state law says 10. Police
(;hief Roger Neth said lhe problem is an
over\1-'0rked identification bureau in
Sacramento, \1-'hich simply can't process
Identification request!> fast enough.
··1 think we have too many pawn
i.hops... Neth told councilmen. "They
creat e more outlets for hot merchandise.
Thieves arc willing to ta~e $6 or S7 on a
SHKl item ."
Local pawnbrokers said the 2Ckla y
holding period \1-'0uld ht rough because
mnny of their customers want their items
back \l'ifhin a "·eek
Councilman Alvin Pink!cv as\:.rd if
pawn shops couldn't be cl im.inated from
the ci1y. His suggcstil"ln wa s not sup·
ported by o!her councilmen.
.. \Ve don't object lo a reasona ble period
likr .1 0 days." said Jim Youn~. a loeal
pawnbroker. "But 20 is too rnuch ."
"I know pawn shop has a dirty con·
notation," Young added. "Bui f don ·1 run
a crooked business .. ,
\Vhen eounc1!fnen a s \:. c d Nclh
what percentage of pawned 1rems in
Costa fliesa turned out to be stolen. the
chief seid the figures weren·t available.
though tht percentage was small.
One pawnbroker said he opened his
store six monlh.s ago :and !\as reported
600 lo 700 items to th!! police. of which
onl.v four were round to be stolen.
"I can't see how we e11n saddle lhe
pa\l'n shops with Sncramenlo's problem ,"
Councilman William SI. Clair com·
mented.
~1ayor Robert Wiison . who te{>tled to
agree with St. Clair, asked the polict lo
bring back statistics on whe.t percentagt
or pawned goods did tun1 out t-O be stolen.
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SL Clair also argued that people \\•ho
sell the.Ir articles lo a shop lhcn want to
retrieve them in a fe\I' days aren't likel.v
to be thievt>s ... \Vh;il thief Is 11,oing to buy
bac k stolen goods?" he asked .
ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1971 TEN CENTS
Critical of 'Touch 'n
l~xecut h·e agency def enders of the pro·
gran1 deny it involves formal sensitivity
tra1n111g. But thex say the sessions are
considered senslti\'e in tbe sense that
they son1et in1cs touch deeply rooted
ruc ia! views.
Subeo1nmittee Chairn1an Sam J. Ervin
fD·N.C.l. says 11 is "still nol known how
extensive it 'is in the governn1en\ or the
range of techniques being used by variou~
age ncies,"
Compla ints began coining in this year,
the subcontmittee staff reports, such "5
the case of Alice D. -not her real nan1e.
..\Vhat they were trying to impress us
with may ha\'e been ne<:essary. which l
doubt. but the way they said it was
lil!hy.'' she said
In describing a lynehing. she said,
'·they discusse<I the anatoiny quite fr anloi-
ly. At this tiine I asked if this loiind of
hl.nguage \\·as reallv necessary in front of
\\'01nen and unmarried girls, Then 1 walk-
ed out "
Alice's superior replied that he \\'as
so1·ry she did. nol find such training "to
be the worthwhile experience tha! most
of the other 2.000 employes who have at-
tended fo{1nrl 11 to bi!.''
In ano ther case. say subcommittee
.sources. thl' General S er v ice s
.\d1n1nistra11on had ordered its ehiployes
lo submit lo touch-and-tell sessions run
by sociologists. and desc ribed b y
sponsors as being aimed at learning
"self-disclosure, self-awareness and non-
possessive caring. risk·taking. trust, ac-
ceptance and feedback:."
According lo a book!el sample turned
over to the subco mmitltt, couples were
being asked to loo k each other in the eye
and hold hands \l'hile completing such
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phrases as~ "i\1y most r re q u en t
daydreams are about . . I am most.
ashamed of . interrat i11I dating and I
or n1arriage make me feel . ·•
Another instance involved a woman
froin a Health . Education and Welfa r•
Department agency who complained' the
session she attended included persons
planted lo provoke reactions.
A white man said: "I live in an ex-
clusive neighborhood . , . and I donl
wanl one of those black bastards living
ne xt to me:" and a black man then
responded angrily to get the debate under
way, the woman wrote the subcommittee.
IRA Chief Held Ill
Decision 011 American Fund Drive Weighed
NE:\V "YORI\ fUPl l -.Joe Cah ill.
leader of the provisiona l wing of lhe
outlawed Irish H.epublican Anny and the
n1os t w;>.nled 1n;1 n 111 Northern Jrelancl.
will learn Tuesday "'helher hr can rf'-
111<1i11 111 the United States
Cahill was denied entrance to tl1c
Uru tcd States \\lednesday, his visa "''a.~
canceled and he \\'as delained overnig ht
by 1111migrC1tion authorities.
The purpose behind Cahill's flight froin
D11b!in to New York was tu begin a four·
or five-\l•eek tour of An1erican cities in an
effort lo raise funds for the 1nilitant IRA
faction he heads. He said the fund s \\'OuJd
be used to purchase guns lo fight British
34 Aeres Eyed
troops in Northern Ireland.
Cahill ag1·eed today to remain in
custody unU! Sept. 7 when i1nmigration
authorities will decide "'hether he should
be allov.·ed to make the tour.
Cahilrs attorney. Fran\:. Durloian. 11
rnernber of Paul O"O\\'\'er's la1\• fir1n .
said Cahill "wilt be alloWed visitors and
ha s access to a telephone ." but !hat u1-
tcrvie111s with the press would not be
permitted.
On his arrival. Cahill was met at Ken-
nedy International Airport by irn-
migration authorities. acting on state
department ·orders. and taken lo the
11anhattan immigration office.
Fair Board Now Awaits
State Land Appra~al
A state land appraisal cnuld determine
the future of a ~20 million recreationAI
c:enter proposed for .14 cicres on Orange
C11unt.\' Fairgrounds 111 Costa r..le sa.
Ja1 11es Porterfield, general manager of
the fair . s::iid toda y the state Dep11r!men!
or General Services is going to appraise
the lair's en tire holdings and specifically
the 34 acres.
Porterfield said the state Department
of Agriculture \l'OUld report the apprais;il.
and th e possibility of a 65-year land lease.
by the end of this rnonth .
"\\le ha \'e a Joi of autonomy in lhl"SP
decisions." Porterfield said. "But the
directors like lo kno11.1 the state policy on
lhe iss ue ,.
A Ne \vporl Beach f1Jn1. Four S1•:1sn11s
Villagr'-Inc . asked fair director." ln~t
l~('t:ok lo least> 34 ac res Qf land adj<1er11! lo
F<1lrvie1v Road and Fair D1'ive ror !he
re1·re::ition:1! cruter
Four Sea.'>ons proposes lo h\11ld .'in 111·
<loor re~ionaJ recrea\1011 centrr 1h;1t
\1•11uld include 10 sporti ng acliv1 t1es, an
R()().room hotel. livr restaurant~ and l.WQ
theaters.
The Fair Board indicated i! 1vould C1)n-·
sider a 55-year lease. bul did not say
anything about the project.
Porterfield said he was in Sac ramento
\Vednesday. discussing the long-term
lea5e with agriculture officials.
"The state has no Jaw on lea ses, but
it's policy has always been a Ove-year
] udo Experts
Chop Thie ,ves
SPARKS. Nev. I UPI 1 -Tv.'Q
burg/3rs had more than lhe y could
h3odle Wednesdoy when lhey broke
into the Sparks JUdo and jujitsu
club.
The intruders were greeted by a
black-bell judo instructor, two
5ludents armed with spears. a ken-
do stick, an obie belt and a replica
of a machine gun.
Herb Lague !old Sparks police his
judo school had been burglarized
twice in the past month. So, he and
his father. Berl. and his brother-in·
law . John CrQllO. have been sleep-
ing in the building hoping lo calch
the burglars. The father and the
brother-in·law have been taking
judo instruction.
When they heard a window being
pried open. lhe !hr~ men waiting
inside were ready. One of lhe in-
tniders was caughf immedlately
and lied down wilh the obie belt.
\vhi ch is worn in ju jilsu. The other
m11n tried lo run. but was cau ght 1
bloc k av.•ay r11cl subdued with tht:
kendo stick. a J11panese righting
weapon.
lim it," the general manager explained,
"Bul now ~evera! f;iir associations are
asking for lm'lg·tern1 leases so the matter
is being revir"'ed. ·•
Fou r Seasons Vi11age has said i1 "'anls
to know the Fair's position on the project
in Sep!crnber, or other sites would ha ve
to be studied.
Porterfield sa id he didn 't think the
stale reports would be ready by the fa ir
board"s Sept. 16 n1ceting.
Water Districts
Criti cize Report
B y Grau.cl Jur y
St>\"eral v.·nter districts in Orange Cnun·
ty are rractin,:\ ~harply to a (:rand Jury
report calling for the C'l imfn3t1on of n1ore
than 100 specinl district.~.
At IC'ast a half-dozen count y 111atrr
distric ts ha ve bcrn invit ed to enSta J\·lesa
Sep!. 14 to consider a reply lo the Cr3nd
Jury accusatlons.
The county Grand Jury report railed
mosl of the count y's special dislric·!<; -
including water di stricts -"archaic
legacies from an agricuUural era." rt
suggested lhat tnost special districts
should be combined and placed under
control of the board or supervisors.-.
Districts expected to meet Sept. 14 in
Costa r..fesa include : J\1oullon-NiJ!:Uel
\\'a\er District : South Oiast Waler
District; Lagun11 Beach; Irvine Ranch:
El Toro, and Santiago water di s!ric!s. a~
1ve!I as the Costa ~1esa County WatC"r
Dislrict. inillalor of lhe meeting.
~lario Durante. president of the Costa
~lesa district. wrote an angry letter lo
the other districts ca lling the grand jury
report "unfair and poorl y wrillen. ·•
He said: "This GrMd Jury report is so
poorly written. so unfair in its criticism
and without any evidence or jusliflcatinn
for its .conclusions that all special
districts should be eliminated that I feel
!he Orange County publlc water agencie~
should consider the actk>n . if any. we
should take in response to this unfair
criticism."
The districts wtll meet at 7:30 p.m.,
Sept. 14, In the Costa Mesa city hall lirst
floor C()nference room, 77 Fair Drive.
Alvin Pinkley. a Costa Mesa Coun-
cilman and a w11ter district director. salt.I
the districts should show the Gr11nd Jury
where it Is wrong_ but also ought to 1ay
what is right about the report.
The Grand Jury report was signed by
Doreen MRr!lhall. former J\1ayor of
Newport Beach and current fore.man of
the Grand .Jury_ II blamed the ex istence
of such districl s on the "wRlls of
d~fense·· built by di~trid. dirP.c\or!i \\'ho
were virtually untouchable by the pobllc.
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Cahill told newsmen in Dublin, where
he boarded the plane to New York, lhat he
plan ned to make speeches in ~everal u_s.
cities in order t9 raise money to buy the
\\'ea pons.
•·our offcnsi\·e objcc lives involve the
shooting of as many British troops as
poss ible and the bombiri~ of military and
cconon1ic targets," Cahill said \Ved-
ne:;day.
"I certainly re gret that this has to be
done.'' he s:iid. "But I can see the
necessi1y for ii."
lie s3id the IRA 's aim was lo "bring
about the downfa ll of Stormont (the
U11der Fire
LA County Public Administrat-
or Baldo Kristovich has been
:-;uspend ed pending the results
of a Grand Jury investigation
into lhc operations of his of-
fice. Kristovich (pictured in file
photo) handles millions of dol·
Jars in assets of persons who
died without wills. Story, Page
8.
Girl Hitchhiker
Kidnaped at
Gunpoint, Raped
A Costa Mesa girl. hitchhiking with her
sister, was kldnaped and raped Wed·
nesday by the man who gave them a ride,
according to the account she gave police.
Huntington Beach police said the in-
cident occurred shortly before noon as
the girls, 17 and 19, thumbed a ride to the
beach.
They told officers they were picked up
by a man ln hill early tos who was driv·
ing a late model whi te Plymouth.
lle drove lhe two toward the beach, but
al the. lnteraec.Uon flf Brookhurst SLreet
and Pacific Coast Highway. he drew a
gun and forced the older gil'l out or the
c11r, police were told.
lie then dmve along Coa~t Highway to
11 vacant field at Beach Boulevard where
he raped the youn ger girl and then lorced
her out or the car, officers said .
Northl'rn Ireland Parliament). direct rule
from \Vestminster (the British Parlia-
ment ) and a conference resulling in the
final scUlement of the Irish question."
The sh1te department reporte d 1 y
cunceled Cahill 's visa while en route lG
Arneric3. Federal authorities detained
him al Kennedy Airport before taking
hl111 to the i1nmigratlon office in Manhat-
tan.
Cahill told supporters in New York he
planned to "gel the best lawyer in
Arnerica."
A spokesman for the provisional wing
of the IRA declined !o comment on Ca-
h1ll 's detention until after the hearing.
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Bomb Blasts
Injure 37
In Belfast
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BELFAST, Northern Ireland (AP) -
Four bombs blasted a Belfast office and
a n1ullistory parking lot today \l'Ounding
37 people and plungini:; the city cen ter in-
to chaos.
At least 21 or the injured were women.
The bombs, believed planted by the
outlawed Irish Republican Army ripped
through the (;!engall St reet headquarters
of Northern Ireland's ruling Unioni.'lt par·
ty ;ind !he nearby car park building
which ·also houses go\'ernment com·
munity rl'lations off ices.
Scream ing victims. bleeding from
1vounds caused by flyin g splinters or
gl3~~-wrre given first aid at !he plush
Eu ropa fl otel while an1bulances bat!led
through noontlnle traffic jams lo reach
the SCe/lt'
None ol the injured "''as seriously hurt .
Bu! the blasls crealed an atmosphere of
panic in Belfast. ll'here a youth was killed
and .severn! secretaries \\'ere seriously
hurt in ano ther explosion last week. at the
offices of the Northern lreland Elec-
lrici!y Board.
Lord Mayor Joseph Cairns of Belfast
sent an immediate telegram to British
Prime ~1inister Edward Heath urging
him to make an on-the-spo t assessment of
th e sit uation in the city.
Meath -who is to h;ive crisis talks on
Ulsler next week v.•ith Prime Minister
.Jack Lynch of Ireland -was discussing
Northern Ireland with other British
ministers at an hour-Jong Cabinet
meeting in London.
Oruge
Weatlaer
Low clouds and fog predicted
along the coast uritil noon today atld
Friday, clearing to sunshine end 73
degree temperatures. Highs inland
around 83. Lo\l·a tonight between
58 and 65.
INSIDE TODAY
Tex Wa tson C1dm its kiUing
four Ta~ victims a1id became
lhe first folloWf!r of Charle~
Mo!Uon lo say the clan lender
gave" the or<Urs. Stor11. Page 8.
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2 OA.IL 'f PILOT C
Bef QJ'e F r ee:;e
Wholesale Costs
Take Slight Rise
WASKNG!Ot-: (UPI 1 \\"hl)le.sale
prices rose 0~3 percent m Au-i,US!. the
a~vtmment re pc1rtM.! today lt s.11rl the
latest 5!.atislics \\ere based on sur1'e~s
made prior to t~ st.art of the Aug 16
1-1a2e-pr1ce frceie .
The A u gu st increase. w1lhnu t ar!-
1us1ment for stal'nnal f.1r!nrs, w;is the
~amf' as the ri sP 1n .July. \\'ht>n ad ]tis!ed,
!hr Augus t tncr f'a se 11.,:ts much J!rea1f'r -
n 7 pPrf'Pnf f'nmp;ired In an ad justed in·
rrE'a~f' nr n '.! prrr<'nl 1n .Jul"
Thi-At1gui-t ln1·rp:1\P wa~ led by 11 O 5
µtrrrnl up~w1nc 1n ;i brnad r;in~e nf 1n·
dui;rnal rf'lmmod1t1f'~ This v.·;i , partially
olfset hv a OJ percent drrrease in the
pr1rt-f'lf fa rm produrts and prncessed
foods and feeds Therr was a).~n ;i n 3 pt>r-
ct-nt declin e for f;irm products the
pre:vious mont h.
But the: Lal>rlr Department's Bureau of
Labor Statistirs i-aid farm pri ces d1d not
declinP as much as usual in August, and
therefore after sea son;il ad justment the
index fnr f;irm products and processed
foods and feeds rose: I 4 percent. com-
pared to an ad1usted I percent decline 1n
July.
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Noise Foe
Criticizes
'Fog Flight'
Ry C,\NOACE rEARSON
Of l~t 01111 l'llGI :i.f!
An Air ('11l1fnrnia flight prel'<'nlrd b\I
fng fron1 landlnR Tuesday morning al
OrRnge <'nunt.1· Alrfl<Jrl firs! "l!l{rally
fri,O!httncd pl'ople O\Jt of 1htir heds'' in
!\'ewport Bc<1ch, a re.i;1dent charged to-
1l:1y.
1):1111('] t:1nur}, t·h;11nn;111 01 !he 1\1r
pol'\ :\vi.~,. 1\b:1tt•111:·nL (.'ornrn1!lrc, said
"1here was rnore to the story" than re·
porled.
Accounts :;atd the enlp!y l'harlrr flight
h<td already lleposlled firc(ightcfi frorn
J\1arysv1lle and Redding at the Burban~
Airport when it re;iched Or1u1ge County
a t ;>.JO a.nt.
Low fog causc1t H to fly !o Long Beac~
Airport in~teacl,
Emory cla1n1s "the pilnt rnilrie two ap.
proachcs Ovt'r f.,'rwport Rl'ilf'h at all1·
1url£1s no higher 1han .100 feet."
The BLS sald the \.\'holesale price ind ex
in Au,gust \.\'as !14 9, n1Pan1ne, th~! g1111d.,
V.'h1ch cOst $10 wh11le ~a lr Jn J!lfi7 C'nst
$! l 49 in August That 11·;is 4 percent
abo1·e Augus!, 191'1,
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Air Cal1(orni.1 .~pokr.~111en today how-
t'vc r , dl'n i£1<1 the lriw fl.vin,E ;ill P)\at1nno
::inrl s:iirl tbc f'nH·ri.~ency s11ua11nn an(!
fng required o I hi' 1· th<in normal lip·
prnaches t11 1hc :iirslrip.
o•rL 'f l'ILOT J iit! ""'t• SPEAKING ON PARTNERS
Meu's Mayor Wilson
Mayor Wilson
Urges Rapport
On Land Usage
The. mayor nf Costa ~1esa s11•Jtched hi s
traditional cnn.:.erl'atil·e r1ev.· tnday and
call~ fnr closer cooperation belll'een
Joe.al. r.tate and federal government on
the use and de\·elopq-ienl of land.
Robert \\'1lsnn told th e Ne"·pnrt
Harbor-Costa ~les;i Boa rd of Rc111!or~
this morning lhat "Lt I! no longer possible
to slick our head in the sand and hope the
ugly specter of big brother government
l''tll go av.·ay .,
'Y.1ilsnn has traditionally fought for
complete local control and a minimum of_
tntr.rference from state or na!Jonal
leaders.
"Thl y ha l'e. all the a.mmunilion and all
the guns necessary to do "'h.at the.y frf']
must bf' done and they will usio them \\'e
cannt'lt and must not 'a\'01d the issue any
longer," 'VilYJn told !he rt.1ltcr~
He su~~i-st~ that lccoil gn\·ernments
must develop a partner~h1p approach !f'.!
land ui-e. in order to maintain an y 1·01ce in
t.hf' is.~ue
"Thf' freednm 11·h1ch wr hal'e h:ld in
this area is now Sf'riously 1hrea1Pned Tn
a1·n1d the erns1nn of our lncdl land u~P
rights. ci11es must 1:1ke a firm and
pt>Sitive lltpprn.1.ch In lanrl U!'P planning bl'
cnoperating \\'ilh and assisting ;1r\I \f'\'t\s
of gol'ernme:n t so that there remains
muimum rnom lor Inca! input and
derision." the ma.1 nr said
W1\S11n f\uthne,d fil'e principles snughl
b\· the California Ll"aCUt nf ririt s tn H'l·
&Uie the retention of snme \oc;i\ control
-A legal requ1rrmrn1 that lnral elecr.-11
officials ha\·e a tTI;:iJor rnle in the
dt1·elnpmtnt nf all st;itP srnnsnrerl rlar.s
-A!lt'I\\' loc al ~n\"rnmf'nts tt'I l'!r \'Plnp
lht-1r nv.·n land 11sP plans I\ 1rh1n the
framp>.1 ork nf stal" plans
-De1·f"lnp goals anrJ nti1rrt11ec.. h' 111,...ll
nf!1c1a l~ v.ith ln the gn;il~ anrl ri!'i1 ~r111es
nf the stall' anrJ fl'rlf'r.11 i::n rrrnn""ll' ~
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O•!l 'r l'IL01 lt•H "~ore
Linad1usted "'holesale prices on con-
sumer·finishcd goods "'ent up by 0.3 pt>r•
cent in August follow ing a O.l percent
decline in July, the burP11 u said,
Consumer foods ;i!one increased 0 4 per·
cent.
MESA VERDE NORTH RESIDENTS LABEL THIS PITFALL AN ATTRACTIVE NUISANCE
Andy Be•v•r, 11, Ex1mlnes Wi r• Installed Temporarily at Flood Control Project
Emorv ela1111c1I nor111;1I approachc:-
are sur)poscd to be orcr .Sanl;i Ana ..,,
Tu s!in and fligh!s over l\'ewpnrt are re·
qu ir NI 10 be at alll!udes of 2,300 feet or
higher.
The: report said industrial commodity
prices advanced O.;> percent mostly
btcause: of a 3.1 percent increase: 1n
lumber and wood product prices, in-
cluding a 1 9 percent ad vanr'e for
pl)"'•ood, as \\'ell as d I 4 perct>nl in·
creasP. in the pncrs of metals and meta!
products .
Iron dnd steel prices went up 2 8 per-
cent, reflec!l ng price inc re;ises by stet:l
producers follnv.·ing ;i nf'w contract set·
tJPment v.·ith the Steel \\'orkf'rs Un111n
The: report s;iirl the kiwer unad1ust Pd
farm product prices stemmed n1 ostly
from sharp de cl ines for grains anfl
chickens Lil'e poultry pricps fell 16.8 pPr-
cent and gr<iin prices dipped 9 . .1 perrcnt.
But those: declines "·ere mnslly offset ti.v
a 23.2 percent increase in the price of
eggs .
Prices for processed me<its. poul1 r.v
and fish went dow11 1 6 percent and da iry
products fell O 7 perrnt
The BLS said seasonally arlJuS tPd
pr ices fnr consumer-finished goods \lent
up J.1 percent, including a 2.2 percent ad -
\'ance for eonsum~r foods. largely as ~
result of higher prices for eggs, fre sh
fruit!; and ve:getables, and suga r.
10 Ne'v Teachers
Hired for Mesa,
Newport Schools
Ten new ttache:rs ha ve been hir~ fo r
the school year 1971-72 by t.ht Newporl-
~iesa School Board .
in a seven-minute s~ciaJ meeting call·
td Tuesday at the dutrict nff1ce:. mem.
bers of the board ga ve unanlml)US blank-
et approval for the fol10"·1ng s!.\le:
Horace: En!1gn f\f 1ddle: School ~frs.
};1cola H. Charles. lyping , ~1rs. Barb11ra
Erik~nn , En,l!hsh a11d Spanish· anrl .\1 r~
Si11 rley Ferrin. Girl's Ph~s1cal Educa-
uo:i
Costa S!Psa Hl,i!h Schnol TPrr~· E1 t1t1~
(n\e. 3$51stant pr1nc1pa l. and Da1•1d Pet-
rl'lff. En,;::1 ~h ;inf! rnarh1ng
\laurJe R Oa11s ~1 1rlrl\e School :'l!r.<
Af1r 1Pnn~ R.:infiall. F.n ~l1<;h
E~1 a nria High Srhcinl :'ll rs Ra rbara
~1rl nn 1:.. G 1r1·~ r11;·~1cal ErJucation
\\'!Json EJemeni;:iry School .JJne Peter·
son , harrl nf he;inng
Ahr11h;im Linrnln ,\l 1ddle Sl'honl Jam~s
H Patteri-0n , 1.1•p1ng and rt.1rl1ng.
Bear Street Elementary SchO\"ll ~!rs.
Sandra Gen Ol'CSe , fifth and sixth grades .
Sipult Faces
First Degree
Murder Count
James N. S1pult Sr. 1s scheduled lO be
arraigned on murder charges fr1day 1n
the \\'est Orange County Jud1c111! D1str1ct
Cou rt.
The flrst degree murder chargl":s werl":
filed \Vednesday afternoon in lhl":
rnun1 rq)a) court.
S1pult. of 2924 PPpper Tree Lane, Costil
~1ei-a, 1s accused of the. shooting death of
his 19-~·ear.old dau,1thter-1n-\a\\\ Kath ie.en
S1pult of Hun!ingtnn Be11ch.
i\lrs. :S1pu!t v.'<iS shol l\1nnd;iv n111ht in
he.r hnme at 10122 l\amuela Dnre. Police
cl;i1m the sh!'lflt1ng occurrC'd during a
/an11ly fight.
S1pu lt 1s hrtd in Huntington Rearh ('11y
Jail Pohce are setk1n)i one snn, J111mc!
N. Sipult Jr. ;is a \\'\tnrss lo lhe ~hnot1ni;.
Another brot her. Jerr~. lli, v.·as ar·
rested as a.n acre.~~nry abnl1L ~n hour·
after lhe shooting hut he ~·as rele.a ~ed
T11,sday. Char~es aga in.~t him v.·ere dr np·
pe:d.
funeral ser\'1ces were held lh11> morn-
ing for ~1rs. S1pult. a graduate of Foun -
ta in Valley High School.
Fair\'ie\\1 State
Physicia11 .Dies
f,,;1r1·1ew S!ale Hnsp1l11 I ph.\•sir1 an
r h11J1p f . HP1nm1ng. 4lfi fahrilll'I St ,
(n..;l.d f.lesa. died \Vednesd.1y a! !he age:
11f ti4
l)r HPmmrn~. h;irl 111 Prl ;inrl pr:ir!ttPrl
tn C11~!;; :'11f'~i1 fnr ~Pll"n 1 P~r• Fnr th"
p;;st e1,::h1 mnnrh~. hP ,•er1 Pr! on !hi' sl ;it/
:it (~rnarilln !'t;ire Hr1•r 11:i1 1n \ rnr ur;i
L'n1111l1 He 1~ ~Ur\ll rrl h1 hi.~ 14t fr .1;inpl ,
lhr"" <nn: Rr1 f'h1lllr \1 1-!Prn1111ni:,
f"tr·e L~11rr11r" ;inrl l'elf'r nfLn~t,_ :'111'•,_,
rl~u~h1rr. \11·i; Ann 11 ~11.<. Oa h r1!>;
th rPP sisters. :-0.l r.< ~larJnrip H1tzern1h,
nl \Ir• lrmrt \\"h1drlrn ;inl'l \!1~ H<ir
rie! R1rk. hnth of 1\"orth Hnll}11()Qrl, <irirl
one grandchild.
A ro.!'ar.\' will be recited at 7 p m Fn-
da v in the Bell Brnad11 ay ('h;:ipr.l Rt-·
qu1em mass and burial \\'ill be in Elgin.
l ll.
City Gets
Du ggan Looking at Mesa's Future
Rnbtrt Ou~gan ha~ 1ust be'n appntnled
ch1l'-f crystal ball ga ter at Co~ta rite~a ci-
t~· hall
H1~ ne\.\' nccu l! po11 ers are expected \o
fnrf'r<i~i for the cit~· council surh
m.1·s1eril'!'> a~. how many stree1 ~ \1'111 be
~·1rl"n"d 1n J!l7T hn'ol' rnuch gra.~.~ can be
bnught fnr .fiarks 1n 1974: 11nd v.·hen w\11
thf' """'fire stal!nn be bui lt.
Dug.;:an 's new !ask is to develop a ll\'t·
year c11p1tal unproYe.menls plan
somelhln~ the city has never had . Dua·
gan ir. the a ~~t~!ant city m<tnaget.
""'e plan to dev elop a f11·t-·year J1sl tn·
d1ca11nc v.·ha r "'P are ~01n~ In dn, v.·hen .
hl"I" murh 11 cns15 and what rtl'enue "'Ill
be a\'.lllablf' fnr 11 he C'11:pla1ned
C.!pital 1mpr01·emen1s co1·er such 1t,ms
as streel ri"pa1rs. ne"· buildings or ~rl
d1t1on~. p;:irk :tCfltUSJtrnn. tr11lf1<' 151gn11ls
and ot.he.r impro1·ement s 10 comm unuy
farihtit~.
Duc£.1n ~<11rl thl' r1t\ s rurrenr merhnd
rrl handling cap1t.1I 1mpro1 tments 1s ti)
dt\'tlop Ille annual budgtt, de termine
"hat money has tll bf spent on optr&t1ons
-111d u~e the ltft over ca&h for im·
pro\'ements
"1!5-a proor ""a~ to plan. ra the r hit a.nd
n115s ,'' Duggan commented.
He 11·~11; rP rentl y ordered by City
t.lanager Fred Snri;aha1 to begin v.·ork 0n
111 f11·e-ye11 r pl111n that wnuld co11er c;ipJtal
1mprol'emenls from fi scal 1972-73 through
1977·78.
"lt',o; like prep;iring a budget." Dug-
J;an explained. "We find nul wh11t lm-
prol'ements !re. gning to ht needed. then
,,..·e find out ·what revenue "'ill be
a1·ailable. If there is no mnnt>y, the: pro-
Jt'Ct gets cut."
Tht-differrnce is. that city ofi1c1a!s ran
lnnk ahead and put tvery job on 8 pr 1ori-
t1• frnm most import.ant to leas!. aod they
knn"· 11o·hen 11 '"''11 happen.
Depanment heads "'·ill l!ptnd the ne 1t
ft11 "rt>lis cnmp1li n11: hsts of "'hat tm ·
prn1emrnts might bf' ntedl"d undf"f fhf'1r
1uri~d1rurin Duggan then has thf' 1111sk l"lf
p<irtn l( the list down tn a f1nan c1al
poss1b1ht~·
Tht as~1st.ant cit~ manager. hn~'l\'er.
"'a~ unahl e oo fC1rtcast when his fi\·e-yur
plan v.·ould bf: read~.
•
Flood Channel Bridge
To Get Safety Wall
Bv TERRY Cfl\'lLLE
• Of l•t 0111., l'llnt !•11t
A h~zardn11s flnnd control channel
bridge 1n north Costa ~fe:-li 1n;;y ha1·e its
safl'l v 14;ill~ nPxT 11'rf'k, ;ind almn~t crr·
1a 1nl}• l:iefnrp .~chool .tt<irt.~. accordin~ ro
I hr rrn 1ecl ~ll peri n!rntlcnL
1\'eit?;hhors in lhe i\les<l \'£-l'rlc North
;ir·e::i h:11·p eo111rla1ncrl !h;it 1hr hrid,l!e 1~
<1n <1llrat·l11·r. nu1~~n<·e In <'hilrlren 11·ho
cnll lri c;i~il.v fall 1n!n the ch annrl.
The brid,(,(e will f'<1rr.1• Nr w H<1mpsh1r e
On1·e nver the (:recnl'illr·Ran n1ng flri0rl
cha nnel when Mod11lar Tech11ology, Inc.
cnmplr1c.~ ;i new hnus1n,i; tr;:ict nexl IQ
111rs:i Vrrdc r\nrlh
Twn 11·erk.~ ;i~n f)rnwr S1r1cr~nn. 7,
d;iughtrr nf Don S1r1rr.~nn, 11111 lnll'a St,
fP ll 15-fPrl 1nlo the floor! rh;i nne l frnm the
bricige ~·hich currently h;1s no sidrs.
!'it'hool Chao~ !See n
SAN FHANCISl'<l ! Ul'! 1 -T11p ~rh•~il
11dmu1is tr;i!11r.~ fear th~t r a r P n ! ~'
ho~·f'otts . lht> bu.~Hl,I! nr 2:1 1111(1 rhiklrrn ;:inf!
othrr rrohlPrn.~ 1·nuld !urn 1he ci11 's 1n-
tegrat1on pl11 ns into chaos "'hen C1a~sr~
or"n Sept. J.l
One ant1 h11~1ng ~rn11r. r l"I n r r r n r r!
parrnl~. s;iid th;:it It was "1nrrrr11hlP th;il
Sup1 ,Th0mai-A. Shahren \\'I ll ht> on
1·;ic,11tinn during the firsL 1reek.• nf lh~
IPrm . ~aying he should "slay here and
face the music "
"She \\'as pitching stones 1n the. water
"'hen she sli pped Ol'er the edl'!e." says the
girl's father. "She only suffered scrat·
ches, but it could hal'e been "'nrse."
The <irra is now l'.ll'lSled nn tresp;issinii;,
but Steverson poin1.~ ou1 th<it chiklren
r<1re lv rr.fld ~i,gn~. He h<l.~ be£>n afiP.r
!ie>n1r.o ne to put walls ur 011 the bridg£>,
\\'hi<'h he ~a ys hhs hl'<'n built and open for
nc<1rly a ~ear.
Carl C;1i,:cl. 11roject ~u prrin!enrlent f11r
~lodul;ir ·rcL·hnoloi,:y, said 1he hndge h;id
no\ bern cnn1plrted hcc;:iuse Orange
l'nuo!y Flood Control fJ istnct <'n~1n<'ers
\\'<lilt helter cornp<1rt1nn of the dirt al
e;1C'h rnd nf I he bridJ,:C'.
"\\'r IH111C tu co111pa1:l that rlirl lod:iy
;.ind Fnd:i.\," tilgrl s;1id. "If "" dn we
1•;111 slarl building lhe bndgr. v.·;i!ls nrxt
Tucsd;iy or \'fednrsdas."
S!c\rrson lrll il \\.1S llt',(,(l"tll to s:rl the
11;dls up qtuck. bl't:ause school st;irts 1n
1n1d ·Sep\cr11her and 111'0 sehnnl.~
\a!ifon1ia <'IC'nlcntury and TC'Y.'i nk le
ju nior high -art' nearhy.
"fl1<:ht nnw \.\'e'rr pulling 11 irP ;Jround
~nrnr r<1rt~ of 1he hridgr as ;i rr.mpnr;iry
n1r;i~ure." C;.i~PI s<11d "Rut I'd sure ap·
rrr<·1;1te 11 1f lhcsf people would keep
lh P1r <·h1ldrcn aw:iv fro111 th is pl'njcrL"
"Thr.1• <l<111'l rc11\1~e 111<' !hous.1nrl
d<1nj;!rrs nf"' cons truct1011 proJecl. ··Cage!
<1flded. "There :ire n:i 1ls, !rueks backing,
glas.~ :ind other lhi ng.~."
for only
512.95 sq. yd.
f\.,u ... luch • W ftl f~ ef &lrD~q.
l u•~f•eu o •~ii c•'•''•• "Vie" YI '"'
ptc~,cl '"!" Fartu"t•ll ~y IC t ,1 111 ",
VDu'H wa"clt r w~y 11\:1 l•o~<f"llllt
'•1'u••il ti lu.~ C••p•I ~.,!UC~.
"'"d,1t p•ic•. T~t 16 mo lti tDle" •·•
•me1;~~ '""·
"There 11•a.~ no en1e t','lrnr.v invnl\·eri .
~·et he was groping o\'cr Newport home~
at ii !5 a.m .. " E1nory ehargcd.
He sairl he has received ;il'){)ut 20 tele-
phone calls From "frightened " and con-
cerned residenls.
11le lea se lo Air Cal1forni;i does no
allow fl ights from JI p.m. to 7 a.m
Emory sairl.
"Al least lhal's wh;:it !hp county har
told me," he s;iid. "I rlisputP that it is
in the lease, but if II 1~ -whv <iren ..
thev recognizing rhrir rf'stric!inns?'' He s;iid punit il'e <1c11on against Ai:
Californi;:i wou ld be pos.~ihle if such re-
strictions exist.
.!nhn Tut kC'r . n111rr.1gPr of f)ighr opera-
ti ons for Air C<il1 fo rnia, sa1rl 1hr plan~
\\'<ls flyin11 ;it the e;irly hour "btrause
of an emr.rgcncy s1tu:innn 11·hrre we h;ii;l,
bcrn lran.,11or1ing f1refigh1er~ In and
b:>.ck fro n1 the for est lire in Los rarlf('!i
N.1!1on:i l Ff)fl'.~1 :·
Air Californi<i 1locs not "nnr n1aB~· op-
f'r<iie <H !hose ho11rs at rha1 ;11rpnr1."
Tut lier :;;;iid. but lh(' shua11on nrcessitat-
ed such ac11011.
Tucker st11d th" p1!111·.~ first .:i prroaf'h
\\'<ls ac!u:1Jlv 111;ide o\·Pr S;in1;i Ana hut
fog <ll the ~nrth enfl of the airport pre·
\·en!efl /I l;irl(fing.
The <1ppro;:1t·h rrnm !he ~outh -01·er
l'\ewport Hr:t('h -was lhrn al!pmptM,
hut "ti.1 higher th;in norm;il hrigh!s,"
he m.iintai n~.
"Becausr of the early rn11rni11 ~ hnurs.
1h" p1ln1 flrw ;i bn v e the maximum
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;i ~n111h ;irrroilch "Is a lt>g111matt', al·
though rarely used."
He Ri.o;o sa id 1\1r C:1l1fnr n1a is "1·ery
consci1ius of the <.·i11e.~ 1n 1h<iL area and
(lf ;:iny nni~e prnhlPms. \re :ire very
f.Orry 1h1s ,,itu1t1Jon did orcur bl't ii v.•a s
only becau~e of the emer,g ency ..
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ore-eac es
IRA Chief Detained
Caliill De11ied U.S. Entrance for Arms
NE\V YORK <UPI I -Jflt' Cahill,
f('ader of the provisionnl l\'ing or the
(llltl:111•ed Irish Republican Arn1y and the
mos t wr.'llC'd 111an in No1·thC'rn lrelanfl.
11•ill learn Tuesdav 1vhether he can rc-
n1a1n 1n the Uniteil S1a1es.
Cahi ll was denied entrance to the
United Sl;ites \\'ednesdav. his visa was
t'ancelcd and he 1vas deiained ovennght
by in1migration authorities.
Ho1neowners
Win Battle
For Controls
n esi dcnt s of sun Clc111cnt c's Ri\'iera
tl1s1ncl. an gry becnusc their neighbor·
hnnd streets have beco me "freeways to
!he lJc~1rh", \\'Oil part nl" their b.?.ttlc for
stiff controls \\'ednesday.
Hul the things they \l'antrd most -
bun1ps in the street Lo jar traf r1c to a
:i;lo11 er<1wl -11•cre nol approved liy
city councilmen.
lnstc:id. the council agJ"ecd to paint a
f'Cnlcr line along P!:.izil La Playa near
l\JonLc Chrlstn. plus the installation of
intersection stop sign.~.
Speeding cars \1'hich cut comers on
bl ind curves c:.iused the complaint of
11eighhors. rcp rese nlcd by Riviera resi-
d('nt H.obert !\fil!e r.
Councilmen , ho11·cver. balked at the
suggestion to insl<ill asphalt bumps on
the public right -0f-11•a\·.
The'' a!'ked Citv Attorney F. l\1acKen.
i ic Br:u11·n to investigate th e issue of ci!y
lillbili!y for damage or injury caused by
btun ps.
Tile a!e <1 long has dr:i11·n stiff opposi-
11011 from publ ic sn fe\y offi cials, because
not only do the bumps s!o11· regul ar traf-
fic. but they are ;i deterrent to emer·
gent•v vehicles as 11·el!.
"The neighbors \rant ii. and are will·
Ing to pu! up 11-ith ! hem in their O\vn
dri1•1nj!:' f\liller argued.
''\\'e're pa\·ing the price ror the pleas-
ure of pt'llplc usi ng the public beach,''
he added.
Joaquin Board
To Parti('ipalc
In Fcdera] PJan
1"r11S!ces nf the San Jonqun1 Elem('!l·
tarv S<'hOfll Dis1ricl \\lednesdriy approved
nn1:1icipatio11 in a fedrr;'ll program
dci;1gnf'd ro relieve uncn1ployn1rnt.
Thr di:-.trit't 11·ill be clij!ihle for $40.%0
under the provisions of lhe E1ner~cncy
Un('n1rloyment A€l which aut h<Jrized $2.8
n111\ion for Orange Count y distribution.
Supc nntenden\. Ralph Gat es said on~y
l ho~t· 1~ho 11·111 be needed next year will
be hired. Areas for coni;idcratinn will be
lea<'hrr aides. maintenance and garden
1rorkcrs. and curriculum planners.
"The district will have to contribute 10
percent bu! thi s can IX' worked out within
thr e.~istini; budget." he said.
Ile added IJ1at if trustees decide to
•v.:it hdraw they can do so 11·ithin 30 day~.
Orange Coast
1''eatker
LQ\\' clouds and fog predlclecl
along the coast un lit noon today and
Frldtly, clearing to sunshine and 7:1
degree temperalutes. High!i inl~nd
around 8:1. Lo"·s tonight between
as and 65.
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The purpose behind Cahi J\'s flighl fron1
Dublin lo New York 1vas to begin a four·
or five ·week lour of Am erican cities in an
effort to l'aise funds for the 1nilitant lRA
raction he heads. lie said the fund s 11·ould
be used lo purchase guns lo figh! British
troops in Northern Ireland.
Cahill agreed loda y to remain in
custody unlil Sept. 7 "'hen immigration
authorities will decide whether he shOuld
be allo wed to make lhe tour,
Cahill's attorney, Frank Durkan, a
member of Pau l O'Dwyer's la1v firn1,
said Cahill ""·ill be allowed visitors and
has access lo a telephone.'' but that in-
tervie\1·s \\'ith the press would not be
permilled.
On his arrival, Cahill was met at Ken·
ne<ly International Airport by fm-
migration authorities. acting on state
department orders, and taken to the
illanhattan i1nmig ration office.
Cahill told ne1vsmen in Du blin, 1vhere
Prices l ncrease
Slightly-Before
Freeze lm1Josed
\\IASHNGTON fUPI I -\Vholesale
prices rose O.S percent in August. the
government reported todi:iy. It said the
latest statistics were based on surveys
made prior lo the start of the Aug . 16
11·age·pri ce freeze.
The A u g u s t Increase. without ad-
justrnent fo r seasonal factors. 11•as the
same as the rise in July. \Vhen adjusted,
the August increase wa s much greater -
0.7 pcrCT!nt compared to an adjusted in-
crease of 0.2 percent in July.
The August increase was led by a 0.5
percent upswing in a broad range of in·
du strial commodities. This 1vas partially
offset by a 0.3 percent decrease in the
price of farm products and processed
foods and reeds. There was also a 0.3 per-
cent decline for fann products the
previous month.
But the Labor Department's Bureau of
Labor Statislics said farm prices did nol
decline as much as usual in August, and
therefore after seasonal adjustment the
index for farm products and processed
foods and feeds rose 1.4 percent, cnn1-
pared lo an adjusted l percent decline 111
Jul y.
The BLS said the u·holesa\e price indrx
in Augusl was 114.9. n1eaning th at goods
\1·hich cos! $10 wholesale in 1967 cost
$11.49 in Augusl. Thal 11·as 4 percent
above Augu st, 1970.
Unad justed ,,·holcsale prices on e:on·
sumer-fini shed goods 11·ent up by ll.3 per·
cent in August follo\\•ing a 0.1 percent
clecline in .July. the bureau said.
Consumer foods alone increased 0.4 per·
cent.
The report said industrial commodity
prices advanced 0.5 percent mQs!]y
because of a 3.1 percent increase in
lumber and 1vood product prices, in-
cluding a 7.9 percent advance for
plywood. as well as a 1.4 percent in-
crease in the prices or metals and metal
products.
County Rejects
Joint Financi11g
Of Beach Project
County supervisors have rejected a
committee recommendation for joint
county-stale financing of the purchase or
the Capistrano Beach Club beach and
have offered their support lo 11 state
purchase measure now before lhe
Legislature.
The proposed extension ot the Doheny
State Park Beach to include the mile and
one-half long beach to the southeast i!I:
provided flU' in A:r;sembly Bill 3073 by
Assemblyman Robert Badham I R -
Ne11'f)()rt Beach).
Supervisors Ron:1ld Casper!i urged sup-
port of the bill which he said held pro-
mise of state financing of the beach
purchase.
The joint counly·s tate acquisition
method was suggested by the Ocea n and
Shoreline Planning Steering Committ.ee.
Caspers said there we.s little danger
that the property would be developed
500n to high rise. as propoSt'd In the past.
He pointed lo hlghwater problems during
storms and the nerei;slly for rezonlng tu
ttrcommod11le the development.
he boarded the plane to Ne\v York, that he
planned to make speeches in several U.S.
cities in order to raise money to buy the
11·eapo11s.
"Our offensil·e objectives involve the
shooting of as many British troops as
possible and the bombing or military and
economic targets," Cahill .said Wed·
nesda y.
"I certainly regrel that this has to be
done," he said. ''But I can see the
necessity for it.''
I-le :;:aid the JRA's aim was to "bring
about the dou'l\fall of Stormont lthe
Northern Ireland Parliame nt ), direct rule
fro1n \\l estminsler \the British Parlia·
1nen! I and a conference resulting in the
linal settlement of the Irish question."
The slate department reported I y
t:anccled Cahill's vi~ 11·hile en route lo
Anterica. Federal authorities detained
hint at Kennedy Airport before taking
him lo the immigration office in Manhat·
tan.
Cahill told supporters in Ne1v York he
planned lo •·get the best lawyer in
America."
A spokesman for the pro\'isional wing
ur the IRA declined lo comment on Ca~
hill's detention until after the hearing.
Laguna, Clemente
Troubled Tee11
Centers Helped
Two additiona l county youth centers lo
aid troubled teenagers have been ap·
proved by the Board of Super\'isors. They
\vi ii be located in Laguna Bench and San
Clemente.
During the past year funds were pro-
vided for youth cenlers in the county'.!!
drug abuse program in Costa !\tesa,
Tustin and Anaheim.
The county aid. appro\'ed Tuesday. con-
sists of paying a director of the centers.
'rhe l.aguna Beach Free Clinic and the
San Clemente Listening Ear are !he new
agencies benefiting by the board action.
Contin uing to be aided by !ht county
are !he Harbor Area Youth Problem
Center in Costa Mesa, the Tustin Rap
Center and the Anaheim Free Cline.
Tax Tally Shotvs
Fortune Sniiles
On Capo District
A study done by the slaH or the
Capistrano Unified School District has
disclosed that taxpa.yerll in the District
have the third·lowest school lax bill in
Orange County.
Reviewing 27 school districts In the
county only two districts. LR~una 1tnd
Trabuco, have lower combined tax rates
for children in kindergarten through
junior college.
Property ou•ners in the Capo di strict
will be assessed a total of s:i.os per $100
assessed valuation when tall'. bills arc
mailed in Nove(Tiber. Capo unified's por-
lio n is $4.62 and the rest is for Sad-
dleback College.
This year lhe ~chool districl'11 operating
lax was boosted onJy one percent 11.•hile
enrollment increased nine percent.
The study found that taxpayers In 13
county school districts face school rates
of more than $6 per $100 assessed valua-
tion while three distrlcts l1ave total rates
of more than $7.
Handicapped Classes
Set. By San Joaquin
Special education clasRs will bt held et
several sc hools in the San J oaquin
Elementary School District this fall .
Two classes for educable mentally
retarded will begin at Del Cerro School In
Ae gean Hil111. Educatlonally handicapped
students will be housed at Ollvewood
School In El Toro and La Pai:
ln tennediate School iJ'I MIWon Viejo.
Children who are classlfitd A.'I trainable
or severely mentally retarded will attend
the J, P. Crtely School In Orange.
School will begin on Sept. 13.
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DAn .. v f"ILOT ,, ... PNI•
80ATS NOSE INTO DANA HAR80R 600 STRONG
"By Next Spring You Won't Recogniie The Pl1c1"
Tl1ree Majo1· Dana Point
Projects N ea1· Co111pletio11
Dana Harbor's three mos t prominent
private projects are nearing completion
-two of them on or ahead of schedule
this week.
Robert Dahlberg. hrad of !hC' Dana
Point l\1arin:i Corporation. said slip con-
struction in lhe harbor's east basin is twfl
111onths ahead of schedule. Thus far 1nore
lhan 600 boat b€'rths arr flllcd . He said
\\'ednesday that fhl' entire inland side or
!he basin would be full of sli ps by year's
cod
\Vork at !he nc1v Castn11•3.vs rcs1auran1
at the t:,;:l of Dana Jslanrl al:;n 1,. on
i;chedule and 1v1ll be com plete by nHd
fall .
~linor delays 11·ill set the open lnf! nl the
li;:irbor's lwo-slor> n1nlcl at about Ko\'. 1.
Dahlbcri;: said th:il even though Ilic
county's landscaping contracts ;'If(' riot
CQn1plete. planting in the nHtrina deve h11l·
ment area will begin in rr maHcr of dav!'.
Paving 11'!11 al so be completed on all the
parking lots serving yachtsmen in th e
east basin.
1'he wailing list picture, he said, is not
severe. Yachtsmen seeking berths for a
25-foot vessel can sign up this week and
expert a slip before the new yea r.
Dahlberg, long an enthusiastic booster
nf the harbor, said he and other oHicinls
in the firm are impressed at the quali!y
of boats already calling Dana llarbor
l1nmr port.
""re're really ex cited about the blJ.-ils
Wt" ha vl! down hrrt". No one. il secn1s,
1v.1 nls t0 neglect. his vessel."
l!e sa id the leasing firn1 has attempted
to set an example fnr the yachtsml'.n
lhruugh i!s regular ma intenance program
11 hirh even i11rludes cle<.1n1ni.: up gall
•lrnpp111gs and dust fro n1 vessel:. every
h1n 11ecks.
"\\'c rn:ikc snrr Iha\ 1vhrn thev conH'
ck,1,1·11 on the \VC't·kC'nd !ha t e\'e rylhing is
.~po!les~." hl' said.
A!lhnugh hc;1v.v con f'truc tion Is pro·
f(r!.'ssing, the rc.:cl results at the $1o·
1nlllion maritin1e complex will be seen
c:irlv next spring.
"By nex l spring." said Dahlberg, "you
won 't recognize the. place."
Landscaping-and other major private
ronslruction will be acromplished by then
-iii\ in time for a full summer season in
1972.
San Clemente Okays
2nd A1nbulance Firm
San Clemtnte no\v ha.!1 competing am-
bulance service'\.
City councilmen Wednesday granted a
business license to the 28·year-old
Morgan K and M Ambul ance service t()
operate on a rotation system with the ex-
isting private aervlc~ ln San Clemente.
On hitch. however, covers fi1organ's
place of business.
Spokesm"en for the Santa Ana·b.ased
firm lold cour.cllmen they planned \()
operite fi'om 151 Avenida Navarro.
But the loca tion Is in a manufacturing
1.one where ambulance servi~ are nol
an allowable u.!le.
Councilmen said they would grant the
lictnse If ~forgan found alternatt
quarter• in a C-2 commercial r.one.
All.bou gh the license wa!\ granted, deep
11tudy of the over·all ambulance situation
in the city ii 1till ta r.ome.
City Manager Ken C•rr asked coun-
t llmen to 11et &.!Ide tilfl(! at lhe.ir next
study se.uion -possibly on a Sept a
-·
meeting -to discus.!I the Issue of
emergency ambulance service,
It has been learned that there ls a plan
proposed at the staff leve l for the city to
operate an emergency am bu I an c e
service. using newly hired riremen and a
special vehicle which could be buUl with
rund11 already in the budget.
Councilmen might study lhal Idea at
their MJlt study session.
Record Floods lliL
llanoi, Rice Areas
SAIGON (UPI) -Thosands or North
Vielname!le troops and govemmrnt
workers have been mobilized lo battle the
worst floods in lhe history of North V\el-
nnm, Radio ltanoi said today. It said
parts ot llano! were underwater and that
floods had washed away highways and
dike.'!. protecting crops.
P1·ime Land
Given Up
By Ma1·ines
By JOHN VALTERZA
0 1 l~t Diiiy PU11 5Jllt
T1vo miles of prime fo.larine Corps
beach at San Ono/re and much of San
.l\1ateo Canyon are in public hands loday
-th.e resull of a co rnpron1ise agreement
making President Nixon a victor.
1'he State of Cali fornia assumed lease
title for SO years of !he disputed two-mile
stretch directly upcoast from the San
Onofre Bluffs State Beach.
An d the existing 3.5-mile section opened
earlier th is year under a 25-year term
was added to ne1v 5(}.year agreement.
Stale officials in Sacr<>.mento told the
DAILY PILOT this morning that the
coveted new section of beachfront would
be opened 111ith rninirnum facilities within a month.
Fred Fielding, associa te counsel for
President Nixon. announced confirmation
of the compromise agreenient -ham-
mered oul ainong military brass.
rP presental1 ves o[ the I-louse Armed
Services Committee and officials of lhe
State Department of Parks and Recrea·
lion.
Basically, the ne1v public territory in-
cludes:
-T1~·0 miles of blu!ftops and beach
stretching irn1ned iately upcoast o( the ex-
i~Ung bluffs beach, past the San Onofre
Nuclear generating station to the existing
?-i1arine Corps Enlisted Man 's Beach club.
-2.380 acres of San fo.1ateo Canyon
whi ch is planned to accommodate parked
cars and camping when the entire state
parcel isdeveloped.
-A level access easement from the can-
yon to !he beach.
After signing the $!·a-year lease State
Parks Department leader~ said their next
step will be to seek $.1 million lo develop
the gift.
Funding might be forthcoming ncx't
year to del'elop the park. Priority will be
given to seu·age, water and el ectrical
service. The first t~·o 11•ould probably be
bought fr·om !he city of San Clemente.
The_ exact boundary of the new public
land 111 San ~1ateo Canyon \Vas not im·
mediately announced. It was not im·
mediately known \vhether ranches and
farms in the canyon will be allowed to re-
main.
Fielding said, however. that the ex-
isting enlisted man'.~ club and beach
'''ould reinain ln niililary hands.
One stiff term of the new lease is Iha~
the property must be used fo r publie
reC'rea11on and any permanent structures
would require federal approval.
Those terms elimin:ile the major ob-
jl'Clion by the po11•erful llouse committee
which had th11·arted Nixon 's plan!! to
~rant the canyon and beaches to the state
1n a deed.
Members of tile ad visory grou p pro-
tested the deed plan because it could give
the slate a chance lo grant some o( lhe
properly for private development.
Congress agreed 1vith the idea and late
in its last session included riders in ma-
jor military funding legislation forbidding
any transfer of title of Pendleton lands
without Congressiona l approval.
Because of the compromise -agreed
upon by Armed Services Committee
Chairman F. Ed ward llebert (D-La.) -
Congressional opposition to the lease is
not expected .
The granting of the Pendleton· land11
came after some flaring tempers. In the
most recent dispute Pendleton Com·
mander !\Taj. Gen . George Bowman and a
Los Angeles Representative ta ngled.
The dispute fir.red over comments al-
lributed to the General at a Vista Lions
Club Luncheon in which he asserttdly ac·
cused Rep. Alphonro Bell of wanting to
open the beach up to hippies.
Bell, a champion of the public me of
Pendleton Beaches and a guest of honor
at the San Onofre Bluffs dedication
earlier this year, issued angry replies.
Tec hnically. the new beach today Is
public property, but state ofHcials ad--
vised beachgoert to be patient and wait
to test the new public power until
portable te>ilets and adequate actw
routes are arranged.
Unrestricted public use of the new gift
will probab ly begin later this month, they
sald. and would be handled through a
concession agreem~nt similar to the suc-
cessful Onofre Bluffs operation.
2 Unions Make Up
LOS ANGELES {APl -The nation's
two electrlc11I workers unions, which once
fought to destroy each otbar, have signed
1 mutu"I aid pact ind are holdlnC
di~cussinn!i expetted to lead IQ 11 merger.
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2 Dlll Y FllOT SC
Water Units
Blast Ju1·y
Accu satio11 s
Stveral waiter districts Ln Orange Coun-
ty are rea cting sharply tn a Grand Jury
report calling for the e.llm1nalion of mor e
than 100 special districts.
At least a half-Oozl'n counly water
districts have been invittd \fl Cos!a ~1esa
Si!!pt. 14 to cnnsider B repl y lo the Grand
J urv accusations.
The county Grand Jury report call ed
most nf the county·s sotcial districts -
including "''aler di stricts -.. archaic
leg:u:ies from an agncuHur::il f'r<i " It
suggesl.M that most special districts
!ihould be cnmbined and placed under
control of the board nf su pervisors.
Districts expttted to meet Sept. 14 in
Cost.a Mesa include· fo.loullon-NigueJ
Water District ; Sout h Coast \\'ater
Districl : Laguna Bl!!ach : ln'ine Ranch;
El Toro, and Santia,i::n water districts. as
well as the Costa fo.lesa County Water
D1slricl, initiator of !he. meeting.
~fario Dutan!e:. president nf the Costa
Mesa district. \\•t ole an angry 1ettf'r to
the other di stricls calling the grand jury
rtnort "unfair sod poorly written."
He said: "This Gre.nd Jury reporl is M>
porirly written . so unf•ir in it s <'rilicism
and without any t vidence or jusllf1cat1on
fr.r its conclusion~ that all special
districts should ~ t!iminated that I feel
the; Orange; County public 1.1'ater agencies
!ihould consider the ;11ction, if any, v;e
should take; in response to lhis unfair
criticism.··
The districts will meet at 7:30 p.m.,
Sept. 14. in the Costa: r.1esa city hall fir st
floor conferenee room, Tl f air Drive.
Al\in Pinkley, a Cosla ~1esa Coun-
cilman and a water district director, said
the districls should show the Grand Jury
where it is wrong. but also ougbt to say
what i~ right about the report .
TM: Grand Jurv report V.'as signed bv
Doreen P.farshall. forme r ~1a yor of.
Ne1.1wrt Bl!!ach and current fnreman ol
Ule Grand Jury. It blamerl lhe exislf'nce
of such di~tricts on the ''wans of
defensP ' built by district directors who
were virtually untouchable by the publ ic.
The Grand Jury report t.akes much the
samet attitude as an earlier report on
special dist.ricts put nut by the Orange
O:iunty League of Citi es.
Pinkley said he felt there were some
1mall special districts. such as Mo~quito
Abatement, that could be put under cnun·
ty departml!!nls, but that most wat er
districts se:rvf'd special !unctions hi!!lpfuJ
to their local area.
Aaron K. Latter
Last Rites Held
F'lllleral gervices 9.'l!re held in Corona
del Mar this 3f!ernoon for Aaron K. Lat-
ter. a Laguna Hills resident 1.11ho died
Tue;sday at Hoag Memorial Hos pital. He
'A'IS 58.
The rites were conducted at Pacific
View Chapl'I and interment followed at
Pacific View r.1f'morial Park.
Mr. Latter. who lived at 2.188 Via
Marlposa West. i~ isurvived bv his wife
Mary ; a da ughter. August.rt Dalton of
New Mexico and two grandchl!dren.
School Chaos Seen
In San F rancisco
SM.' FRANCISCO !UPll - Top schnnl
adm1n1Slrators fear rhat pa rt o ts '
boyCtltls. the busing nf 2~.000 ('h!ldren and
flt.hl!r problems could turn the c1tv's in~
ttgrafion plans into chans when cla~ses
open Sf'pt 13.
One antibus1ng grrup. con c e r n e d
J)arents. said thal 1t \\'ilS' 1ncrerlihl e !hat
Supt Thomas A Shaheen 1.1·111 be on
vacation du rrng the first weC'.k ~ rif !he
term. r.11v1ni: hP should ".~lil\' hrre and
face the music." ·
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J udo Experts
Chop Thi.ei-es
SPARKS. Nev , (UPI ! -TwC)
burg.Jars had more than they could
handle Yi'edn&day "'hen they broke
into the Sparks judo and Jujl t.N
club.
The intruders were greeted by a
black-ht!! judo Instructor, !"·o
sludents armed with spear.'!, a ken·
do itick, an ob1e; belt and a replica
of a machine gun.
Herb Laguf' told Sparks priJ lcf' his
judo 5('hool h;id been burglan1.ed
f\\'ice in the past mon!h Sri. ht and
his father. Bert. and his hrot/1er-1n·
law, John Cro!lo, ha\·e been sleep·
ing 1n the buildrng hoping In <'atr h
thr burglars. The father and the
br(lther-1n-l1110,• ha\e been taking
Judn in~lrucl1nn.
'i\'hen !hev heard a 1.1·1ndo1o1• being
pried open.' the lhree men 1.1·;u1i ng
ins1rle 11ere read}. One of !he in-
truders "''as caughl imn1ediately
and lied down with the nbie be lt,
which is worn in ju jitsu. Tht olhtr
man tried to run. bul wa~ caught a
block awa y and subdued with the
keodo stiek, a Japanese fighting
we;apon.
Flight Path
Office Plan
Stirs Storm
A proposal by Leisure World officials
to construct a one-story oflice building
a long the El Toro 1.1arine base Oig bt path
has !parked a strnng protest from base
officials.
Speaking against the proposal al the
county plann ing commission Tuesday,
Lt. Col. E. P. Janz. base community
liaison officer, said construct.ion would
vlolate an agreement between base and
-company officials.
The 1'.1arine; claimed this agrf'ement
banned commercial structures in the
3.000 foot 'l'-'ide grf'enbelt area bene;ath
the jet approach to the air station.
However. Lej!lure \Vorld physical prop·
erty services director Robert Ba iley
countered that the office building \\'Ould
not be commercial. but v.·ould simply
service an existing storage and mainten·
ance facility al the retirement commun-
itv.
·A! a further argument against hui lding
the. 1.800 square. foot !lructure. Jan1. s;ud
the /\'avy Department plans to eveniually
purchase the greenbelt <11rea tn in~ure it
1s ne\'er de.velnped. The ~1annr, notin~
the high number of Jet fli~hls into !he
base, said workers in the office buiiding
v;euld be subj@cted: to an "extremeJy
da:ngerous and no isy si tuation ."
Tbe planning commiss1nn IJ}()k nC) AC·
tion on the matte;r pending a legal opin·
ion on permitted uses of the approach
area.
Eniployes Char ge
'Toucli and Tell'
Se ssions Sexv
WA SHINGTON {AP ! -Senate 1n.
,·f'st1gato rs are checking C'1mp!a int!i frnm
gol'ernment enployt!S that fhty are being
pressured into joining race rela11nns
group encounters that border on invasion
of prh·ac~.
Alic e. D v.·alked out on one surh sessinn
bt'cause. shf' said. "it gri! her dn\\·n to SPt
life and iust d011·nr1,i::ht uncalled·for
\ ul rar langurige "
Her boss 1n an Agriculture Drp.;rl mrnl
i'l~Pnrl' in:;1~1~ rhf" meeuni::s arP an
earne:>t a1ten1rt "!n carry out Pre!'.'id C'nl
01\nr, s d1tPCl l\'P~ In Pnd r ;i c 1 a !
d1s<'nm1n<1 t1nn in go1·ernment "
The 11ff1c1;il referrrd tn thf' mrt't1ngs a.~
''\1·nr\.i,hnps ··
All hough snme pl'npl e rail thr.m "touch
anrl le.II" or "cnnfl1cl and confrontal1(1n ''
sessinn!i, "\\'e ~;iy it '1' s en s I t i '' it y
training,'' sairl .:i Sf'nate cons r1tutional
rights subcommiltf'e investigator.
":\nd \\'hate\'er 1t•s ca11Pd. this is c1ear-
lv (Iver the line into a v.•or ke r's personal
Pr11·a<'y. The J:rii·ernmenl jus! dricsn't
h31'e an~· hus1ness gell in~ inside my head
and certainly no business trying tn
change the \\'av f think." he added .
Execut11·e aiencv defenrl~rs (I( the. pro.
~ram deny it 1n vnh·es for'fnal sens1 ti1 ity
tra1n1n~-But lhey sav thr sess11)ns are
considered sensili\'e in the sense !hat
thry sometimes touch de.cp!y rooted
racial vie ws.
Schools OK
S.Laguna
Control Plan
Trustee!! of the Laguna Beach Unified
School D1strirl \'i'ed oPsday agrl'ed to ~up·
pr1rt in pr1nr1ple a genPra] plan or Sout h
L::iguna ralhn,1ot for controlled de\·elop-
mrnt of lhe unincorporattd arra.
The profl(l~aJ, prP~ented by AJl·in
\\!1rh!e anrf rred La n~ of the South
Laguna Ci1·1c Assoc1at1on . rails fnr an
uh1malf' popul al 1nn of about 10.0C!O and an
adrhtional e!ementar~· school.
Since the board harf onlv cnn\·tned for
11 sludy SE'S~1on tn rf'\'lt 11· tht proposal. no
action \l'as taken in suppor! of the mat·
ter. Hov.e1•er, trustees \01red SITong ap-
prol'al of the concept and ordered "
resolution prtpared for board con·
sideration.
"I am for controlled den sity, very
definitely," said tru5\ee; Patricia Gi!Jetl ft
follov.·ing the presentation. "I think the
plan h11s a lot of PQSSibilities. ''
The general plan. which is nol yet. com·
p!eted , is btiing voluntarily preparerl b.Y 11
group of South Laguna residents unde r
the directio n of architect Frert Lang.
\\'he.n completer! in Novl'mber, Lang will
present the controlled density proposal to
coun!y planners·for official con5irlera!ion .
Jf uncontrolled developmt nl is allowed,
resident Al \Viehle told lhe board. th!!
population could ultimately reach 68,000
in the l.400 acre area. This. be added.
would neces!litate the construclion or
several schools,
However, the plaMing group ha!!
determined lhat cn !y one srea of grounrl
is level enough to build a school ex ists in
the hilly community.
This site. \Viehle added, lies just north
of Three Arch Bay, but is ovf'r the school
district boundary line and v.·ithin the
Capistrano Unified School Dist rict.
V.'iehli!! prl'C!icted that the populat10n
limit and therefore the need for the
school. wQuld not be tf'ached until the
!990's. The population of the area is now
about 4JJOO.
Lang and \\'Jehle told the tru~tees the.v
had based their population limit figure.~
on seismic considerations, sewage trea1-
ment and wa!er lim itation~. anrl on ;r
desi re lo presf'rve the f'Jtlsting South
Laguna environment.
"Development should be Jim1!ed lo
areas that are neither too steep, loo
seismic nor loo environmenlally in·
,.olved," Lang said. In discussing Sf'ismic
considerations, Lang noted that two
minor earthquake fa ults ran through the;
community.
Girl Hitchhiker
Kidnaped at
Gunpoint, Raped
A Costa Mesa girl. bilr.hhiking with her
sister, \\·as kidnaped and raped \Ve;d-
nesday b:--lhe man who gave them a ride,
accord ing to the account she gal'e police,
Huntington Beach police !aid the in-
cident occurred shflrll y before; noon as
the girls. 17 and 19, thu mbed a rid e to the
beat:h .
They told of£icers they v.·ere pic ked up
by a man in his early 20:> who "'as driv.
in~ a lat e n1odel \\'hite; Plymou!h.
He dro1·e !he !11'0 toward lht beach. but
at the lntersecnon nr Brookhurst Sire.et
and Parifu: Coa~t lll.1;h1•:av, he drP1o•: a ~un and forced the otder ~irl out of !he
<."ar. pni1ce 11·ere tol d.
He lhro rlrn1·r ::ilnng (ria~r ~fl~hwa,\' tn
11 1 .:icant field at Brrt<'h Roule\·ard "'hrre
hr rarerl !hr rnun11er girl and !hen fn rced
her nut rif the r;i r, nff1cers ~;ud
The tet'nagrr w.:ilkrd fo 11 nt>a rhv
trailer park \1·here ~he called Police. Th.e
ci ld('r !!irl had rallrd nfficers momt"n!s
f'arlier to reporl her sister·!! abduction
Co unty-Laguna R oad
Agr eeme nt Extended
A road main tenance a gr e e m e n I.
between !he city of Laguna Beach and
Lhe Orange County R.i:Jad Department has
been f'tfPnrierl for one ~·ear by action of
f,he Board of Super\'isors.
Board memhfor!'i approl'ed the ret('m·
mendal1o n 'lf Count\• R(lad Co mm i5Eioner
Ttd !\1cCon 1·ilte Tu~.sday wh1ch calls for
the city to pay the county for road
maint enance 1\·ork on a lime and
material cost basi!'i.
Pagea11t Official Slated
To Leave Ho spital Today·
•
Pageant of the ~11ster.s prod ucer-direc-
tor Don \\'illi•m~on "''a ~ s.chtdu!ed to
leave title hospital today under doctor'5
nrdPr~ to convalesce for !he next su:
v.·erk5 ,
\\.tlliamson. ~7. \l'as admltted to Sou th
Cn:itf O>mmunirv Hrisp11aJ l.:it e Sunrl:iy
n1~hl 1dttr cnlhtp:=.ing al rhe Ftstr1·;iJ
ll/l'IWldS fofto winit the !ast performance or
the Pageant .
H1!'i \I'll!' .Josephine said thi~ morning he
~·a~ •·making vet) good str ide~·· rn
reo:uperatlng from the ulcer ailment
\.l'hirh had hn::.p1l11Hzed him.
"He had JU!'il pushed him!'ie!f so lon g
•
.11 nd so hard that he bnal!y collaps~."
"'r~. "''thamson ~a id .
She :.dded that he.r husband ·l'l•d not
btt'n feeling v.·ell for the past week. but
had put off seekin~ medical care until the
final clri~e nf fh!' !'iU-11·eek pageant.
.. He 3lrP11.dv IMk~ 110 much be.tier lhAn
ht rlid Ja o:t \l'etik." shf' said
l\1r.; \l'1!1iam!;On not f'd Iha\ her hu.~
ba nd h11s hart the ~tomach ailment fnr
~,.1•eral ~·t;>.;,t, bur only rK"enrly dili it
bfoQin tn brilhPr him
Hn~pllal nffirial~ de\rrm1ned !~JI the
Pageant dlrrctnr's cnllapge wa5 caiu&ed
bv 11 combin.!llon or fa tigul'. a poor
A°pet lte and the @tomiu:h problem.
l 1t1d4"r f 'ir•e
LA ('ountv Public Adini nislrat-
nr Baldo ·Kr1stovirh has been
s1l~pc.ndl'rl pe nd ing the results
nt a Grand Jury investigation
into the operations nf his nf·
f1ce. Krislovich lpic tured in fife
photo) handles millions of dol·
lars in assets of persons \\'ho
died without w1Us . Story, Page
8.
Jud ge Reaffirm s
Desegregation
Busin g Order
By United PrrJ>s International
A judge, contending busing is "'a ~
Am f'rican a~ apple ple.." has rPfused In
revise lhe North 's first mass[l'f school
df's tgrega!ion order.
And .Judge Damon J. Keith w;irncd
vandals al Pontiac, fo,1 ich .• wl]ere 10 buses
11'ete <fcsrrn.l'ed by explo~il es J\londay
night, tha t "thi~ case will not be settled
in the slreels.
''H nece~sa r.v. \\'e will put marsha ls ion
the buses ), we'll bring nul the FRI nr use
ll'h;i!e\'rr rernrrly necessary so lhaf it's
C'a rned out." Keith said \\'rdnC'i:day in
Detroit.
l\ri!h rli.~m!~~<'d a i:uil filed hv thr Na-
l11JnaJ Action Group lo hall h 1~· nrdC'r 10
deseilreg111e Pon Ii a c' s 24 ,000-studEnl
S<'hnol system, parl icu larly h!nr kini:: the
h11~1ng of R,700 children. Sch1)(l] 0pens.
Ti1P~rlay.
In Gror,r.:ia, Fl'rlfral .Judi:e A!exanrlrr
A, LawrenC'e directed !wo Rhode lsl~nrl
educator~ credited with dra\\·lng up 1he
con t roversiaf Charlot.le·J\1ecklenburg,
N.C., school plan to devise ii. desrgrega·
tion program fnr Richmond ~Augusta:)
County, Ga.
12 Win Approval
'Pilot' Programs
Come Under Fire
A controversy over a pareot 's right to
yank a c.:hild ou t of 11 \'pilot" program
eru pted "1ednesday duri ng a meelLng of
the Trustees of the San Joaquin Elemen·
tary St-·hool J)1strtcl.
After repe;i ll'd assu rances that p;iren!s
do ha1•e this option, the board t1na111mo\Ji;-
ly appro~·ed 12 "pilot" prot;rarns f(lr !he
coming year,
Trus1ee Hober1 Dan1eroo 11skrd clistnet
orlic1als tf altrrnate cl<tSSt'S 1\~l'e
a1·aila hle for yuungs1ers whose parents
forbid their auend:ioce 1n a pilot program
involvin1: an entire grade le\·el.
Or. \V1lh:11n Slo<"ks told l.>amernn pro-
\'is1oos can he niade for that situation
aod stressed that principals make el'ery
efforl tn contact p:irents before new pro·
grams Are put into effecL
Bud Reeves nf t-.lission Viejo, represen·
ling a group of Cordi!ler:1 N:hool parents
v.·ho h:i ve been openly cr1lLcal of pilot
programs, con curred that parental con·
sent is a necessilv.
He added lh11L ihe pri1nary go:ll of the
programs should be ;in objective search
for t e;ichio~ rcfor n1s designed 1ri <le•
coinplish the school's primary function -
to tc::ic:h skills, transmit heritage, and
tra io the intellect.
He urgrd !rustres tfJ det·idc if !he new
prngriun is superior lo the "lr;id it1onal"
program. The hcst v.•:iy to jud~e this is to
compare .1verage srnres of achievement
in hasic skill 11reas among ~ludf'nls from
"tradilional" and ''pilot'' programs, he
added.
··\Ve believe heallhy compelilion among
students is positive and programs v.·hich
demean this attilude can only serve 10
retard A student's adaptation !.ti 3 highly
cornpetiti\'e society," he said.
The board members assured Rce1·e!!
that thty. too, "·ant lo see tesl results at
the end of the yea r.
Dr. Stocks l'ia id he would provide; I.hem,
but pil0t progrRm:'l'. are not designed to
show academic !!UperiorH.y "\Ve ap-
proach pilots by looking /or evidence that
'S mil e' Dra,vi n g
Slated Sept. 10
The ~·lrrmaids nf lhe La~un::i Jleach
{'harnher of ('ommcrc<' 1rill hold a riraw-
inJ;! Srpl. 11'1 in front nl city hall to
rielerm111e the prize v.·1nncrs in 1he1r
sm ile ('an1piugn.
Thr pri1e-;, wh1th \\'lll l!fl lo emplnycs
nf Chamber mcn1h('r~ ;u1d ha ve bf.en
rin11at1·d bv 1•;1n11u~ n1l•rch11n1~. include R
trip to S:in Franc1st:n, 11 monlh's supply
of J:!<lSf'lline and ('lolhini;:,
Thr sinile can1pai1?n h<1s bren .'!Olng nn
11\l summer ::ind was dcsij!ned to prnmf)\e
pleasanl ernplOyf'-C'Usl0rn£'r relations.
S,1tisficd tustom<'rs f\om1nalcd store
clerks for th P contest.
~'1is.~ L;iguna Heaeh. Franci.~ Cott erell.
v.·111 draw the 1~lnnin.11 tickets al lhe 11 :30
am cer('mony, which w1\I mark the end
of !he smile can1paign.
I thick
nylon textured
plu1hb~
rt 1rtJtctr(;
for o"'y
'12.95 1q. yd.
t~ •••.• lutlo • w1 •1!~ er 1lro119.
lu•u•;awo •~d Ct••'••• 11yl"" v1 1~1
.,.,~,4 i"!a ~DrlY"••u bv K1r•1!•"•
'1't1w'll we"d11 wky tlo i1 l11~:e"1ltl1
t1Jrl u"' plw1h co1r,•I k11 1u"h •
..,t1d11t ,ri t 1. lh1 I• ..,ultl•colt1•1 •••
'"'•1!n9 tee .
thty are as successful as self-conla1ned
t·!assrooms1 not nf'cessari!y better," he
said.
.. \Ye're oot tryinR to indulge you ngster!
nr experiment l\'llh !hem or harm them
in ;iny wa y. \\'f''re 01erely !O'lkiog 11t dlf·
fe rent \l'ays for boys &lld girls to learn."
\1 a rteresia n Rites
Sch eduled Frid ay
111 La g una Beach
Funeral sf'rvices \\'\1! be conducted In
l.;iguna Bea ch Friday afternoon !lt I
o'clock for 29-year.nld Bob Va rleresliin,
!he son of well-known Orange Coast.
restaurateur ''Turk" V::irteresia n.
The S::in .Jua n C01p \s!r01no residenl and
father of tvu1 young snns w.:is ki lled f'ar ly
Tuesda.v evening in .:i Ct1pist.rano Beach
molorcyC'le·Car crash.
The rilt·s will be held in She ffer Laguna
Bt'ach i\tort uarv and bunal will rol!ow at
Pacific \'iew ~1rmori:tl Park in Corona
drl fltar_
t-.l r. Var!eresian, \\'ho liv ed ti l 3071 8
Calle Resplendor, lral'cS h!s wido\v ,
Penelope: sons, Bob Jr. ond Bryan : h111
parents, ~·Ir. and ~1rs. Ha rry "Turk "
Varteresian 0£ Laguna Beach: a s1r.ler,
l:andy, of Laguna Be.:ich; hi I
grandparents, J\.1r. and P.1rs. Sam Vol kov
of La Habra. and his grandmother, Mrs.
Alicia Varteresian of Los Angeles,
Man Se nt enced
After He First
Face d Flogging
A man ll'ho nearly became Orange
County's firs! JeJ:nl flngg1ng rC!clpien t wa!
srntenced to state prt.~on \\'erlnesd.:iy for
a term o[ six n1011ths to JO ye;irs by
Superior Judge B_yro n K. A1t1'·1illan.
Bruce Darryl llo11·clf. 22 of \\'is<'nn~i n
\\'<IS rel1J rnf'd to cuurt frrnn a 90·d Ry
diagnostic study ,1ncl .Judl!e fo,.1cfo,.1illan
drltrmint'd l)i;it he ..-houlcl he .~en!enced
on rharge.<; nf rcC('!v1ng sh11en properly.
ll•>11•tll h:id pleaded ~uil!y ~lay l!l 111
!he 1·harge wl1ir h had hf'en reduced from
h11q~l<1r;.· in\'olv111 g Lcain ing Industries,
O{'('LJrred la~t .l:inuary.
ll nll'<'ll be<''11nf' C'Clcbral<'d in November
19711 when Superior .Judge V.'illinm Mur·
r;i y sentrnc1•d hirn lfl \fl la.~hes v.·ilh s cat
o'nine tails inste;1d or prJ.~nn .
The no\'e] sentence produce d a 11·al'e o1
prQtesi~ and a refu~<tl hy ~h criff James
J.!usick tn atlminlsler the puni.~hmen t.
fl1ur!'il,Y dropped the flog,r.:in~ sentence
and Jlai e l1owel! 90 days in the County
Jail for his assault nn a frllow prisoner.
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Laguna Beaeh
EDITION
Today's .Final
N.Y. Stoeks
VO[. 64, NO. 20'1, 3 SECTIONS, 40 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA . THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 197 f TEN CENTS
Top Laguna Civic Leaders Bla·st Recall Bid
8) FREDERIC'!\ SCllOE)IEJIL
Prt·:.1<lents ur <I nu1nbt-I' ul prurnLnt.nl
1'1\'t1· groups \Vr1tne~d:i.v nigh! apf)<'etrf'd
h('JOr(' !hl' L:1gtu1;J Ut•aeh <..:11y Countil
;ua.I denvunl'Cd lh1· l'l'~';11l eampa1gn
;ig;iins! i\layor Richard l&ldDerlJ ancl
Counc:iln1t!n Etl wa rd Lorr and Peter
lls1 rander.
Jon Brand, pres ident or the l.<1gun:1
Bea{'h Civil· Leag ue. issued a state1nent
I ron1 th1· UOart! cf directors ll•J'tntn~ tt1e
l'ecall "unrneril rd and unwarran!cd."
lie> 110lf'd the <..:ivic Lrag uc dO<'S hav r
disagrceinen.ts v.·ith th.e three coun cilmen.
''bu t 1hese disagreements arr r:1use fo r
d1seuss1on. hard work and cooperation,
no! rec;ill "
Brand oolrd thr th ree counr1t1nen
b;ir ked lh<' placement ot thi• 36·foo1.
height lim1! inl o the cit y rode and ha ve
11orkcd hard tor the rapid developml'n! ol
!he !\lain Beach.
\Vrit('r Arnold Hano. '~l"IO has perhaps
clisagreed v.·ith the three coun('i\men
1:-iorr than <iny other Ari Colony resident.
!ern1f'd 1hc rec:ill, "the 11·rong v.•ar al the
11Tong time on !he v.>rong ground ·•
He added that he hoped backers or !he
rerall. Spero Janise. would call the mo1·e-
1nen1 off.
"\\'c> ha1·r just been throug h a rather
L'onvuls1ve carnpaign," llano said. re ler·
ring to the 1\ug. 3 height limit election .
"\Ile are C'ertainly not prepared for
another one.··
Hano said that the steering committees
or both the Yes on Aug . 3 Committee and
\'illage Laguna -who supported the 36
loot height limit-were not in support or
rerall action against the three coun·
i'.:ilmi'n.
"Th is recalljr:ampaign is most regret·
table," added ames Dilley, chairman ol
0 s
2 Named to Planning Unit
Attorney, Marine Office r Fill La~·1uia Vacnncies
Attorney Roger Lanphi::a r and fll arine
Corps fllajor Laurrnce Ca1nphell hal'e
been appointed to fill !he l'acancies 011
1/1(' Laguna Beach pl anning cornn1issio11
Festi·vnl Trn11is
S l1.0·1v u Profit
For (11e !'irst lime lfl the. history
or the L3guna Beach Festival of
Art s, the tram service ran al a pro-
fit lhis season.
lncon1(' ovPr' costs amounted to
$;).()8, City 1\tanager Larry Rose
tnld an amUS('d city council
\1.rcrlnesday night.
!ncon1e total ed S2!.!lll7.02. 11·ith
t xpenscs at S21.98L9t This is the
!irs1 year the rity -ra\ber than
lhe Festival of Art s -ha s operated
the service.
Rose noted that lie 1vould not
have lo ask !he Fesliva! of Arts tu
chip in any money ror the cost of
running the trams. because of the
profll condition.
n n;;c 1''11"1ier this year asked
Festi\ al offi1~ia!s to insure up to
S\5.000 for the cns t. of runn ing the
t r~rns, 11·tiich 11·:is agt l'Cd to by the
board of directors.
Al rhat 11mt•. Rose had eslima 1ed
!he ser1·1rc \l'(IUld run <Jbol1l $!3,000
in the red.
!cit by the resignations or \\'illi.:im Lani·
bournc and James 5ehn,11z
The appoint1nenL of the ll~-o men wa ~
{.!('c1dcd by the city counc il 1n executive
session \\'ednesday night.
Lan1phcar, 35, practices la\t• in the Art
Colony and is vice president o[ l hf'
Laguna Crecnbel1. Inc. !le has lectured
frequently on the Greenbelt lo a number
of ci11ie orga.n1z2.tions. He resides a1 1375
La Mirada St.
Carnpbell. 4r. is a 1naJor 1v11h !he
special services unit al El Toro !\lannc
Base and has bee n a resident of Laguna
Bear h for 14 years. I-le studied archllec·
lure in colleJ!:e and recently designed the
Chu Lal Air Bnse in South Vietn;ln1.
He is al~o scout master of Troop 7:.13.
public relation s director o[ District 5J
Little League :tnd acti ve "'i th the Jr. All
Americnn Foo!ball ptogram. Cam pbell
plans lo retire fro m the !\larine Corps ncxl
yea r.
Lanphear is .:i gradu11te of the School
oi Law at UC Berkely and practiced ltl\V
in Huntington Beach until 1963, "·hen he
moved lo Laguna Beach. He is the past
\ reasurer and member of the F'riends of
tbe L:iguna Beach Library and a cast
member of the Pageanl or the Masters.
The CQmmission was reduced to threl"!
members two weeks ago when Lani·
bourne and Schmitz sen! a lelter of
resignal.ion to !he council . claiming their
positions were incomp atible with the
resulls of the Aug. 3 initiative ele cti on
SJlecif ics of Fi11a11cing
Mai11 Beacl1 Parl\: Traced
Contingent on selling $i50.000 in bonds
to be fina nced for :io years at six percent
intcre.c,t and sec11r"1ng h~o government
grants. t!u~ is how the dcl'ctopn1ent of
!\lain Beach Park 1~1 11 be pnid :
The cil y 1vill begin \1·11h $7:>0.000 in
1·<1pilal from the sale of !he bonds and
~pend $210.0(10 rot· the acquisit ion of lhe
Arro slalion and S200,000 for development
of lhc pa rk -a total of $500.000 -leav·
ing S25rl.OOO in 11·orking capi!al.
At that point Cily ~·lanager L?.rry Rose
cxpet"tS 10 receh·e a S25ll.OOO grant from
Coast
l\'entber
Lo11· tlouds and fog predicted
along the coa st unti l noon today and
F'ridr.y. clearing to sunshine and 73
degree lempcralures. Highs inland
around 8.1. Lo"·s tonight bet ween
58 Rnd 65.
INSIDE TODAY
Tr ,-r 1ra r~o11 admit~ k.11/fn g
fo11r T(lft' 1:1C'fin1s a1Hi liecnn1e
t/le t11sr jol/01r•r r of Cluirft s
ft.ln1isn11 10 .~t'l!I lhr cla-n leader
fjf/1)1' //rt Or'rlCT$. St ory, rag(! R.
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the State De partment of Land and \Valer
r\•ation, bringing the capital up l.o
$500,000.
In Phase Jf development. S240J)()(} wil l
be spent for the <icquisition of the Shell
Station at the corner of El Paseo and S.
Coast High11·ay ;ind $188.000 for irn·
prnvements on the land -a tolnl of
$428.000 lo bespent (rom the $500.000.
To !he remaining $72 .IXXl ii is planned
lo add $225.000 through a Legacy or
Parks grant from the federal govern·
1nent. bringing Iota! capital to S297.000.
This mnney, Hose said, v.·HI be applied
ag:1inst the cost or de1noli1ion of
building!", 1$.S2.~L planning ;in d
engineering (S87.000 J and reserves,
1517,0001 -a Iota\ of $156,Mlll.
To lhis Rose added $100.000 for
severance from the property and cost of
relocttllon of cily buildings .
Jn the end, Rose expects lo havt $40.500
left over, as contingency money.
La st Rites Held
For Entlly Eden
Services were held at II a.m. thi:ii
morning at Pacific View l\1ortuary
Chapel for Emily Eden. 92-F Calle
Aragon. Laguna tlllls who died t..londay.
She was 79.
f\lrs. Edf:n Is .~urvived by her hu~b.and,
llow;ird, of the family home,
f'ollowing the services. tnurnmcnt took
pla<;e at Pacifi c View Memori al Park .
/I native of J\1lnneso1a. 1\irs Edrn has
li ved in Wguna Hills for the pasl se ven
yl:'11rs.
Thr family suggesl~ tontr1bu11on~ lo
!he fll.v or tlopr
which limited the height of buildings to 3&
lee1
Lanphear arid Cam11beJI "'ill join John
l\1cDowcll , Carl Johnson and Michael
!\·lay on the five-man panel.
State Gets
More Marine
Beach Land
By .JOllN VAL TERZA
or th~ O•ll' Pho! Sltli
T11•0 mlle.<r of prime Marine Corps
beach at Sa n Onofre and much of San
i'.1atco Canyon are in public hands !oday
~ the result of a compro1nise agreement
making President Ni)(on a \'iclor.
The Stale of California assumed lea~e
lit/f: for 50 yea rs of the disputed two-mile.
stretch direcl!y upcoa st from !he San
Onofre Blurrs State Beach.
And the existing 3.S...mile section opened
('arlier th is year utKler a 25-year term
was added lo new 50-yiar agreement
State officials in Sacr~.mento told the
DAILY PILOT this morning that the
co1·eted new section of beachfront would
be opened with minimum facilities within
a month.
Fred Fielding, associate counsel for
President Nixon, announced confirmation
()f thr compromise agreement -h:tm·
1nered out among military brass.
represenlati1·es of the House Anned
Scrv 1res Committee and officials of the
State Departrnenl or Parks and Recrea·
tio11.
Basicall y, the new public territory in·
eludes;
-Tv.·o miles of blufftops and beach
stretching immediately upcoast or the ex·
isling bluffs beach, past the San Onofi-e
Nuclear generating station to the ex isli ng
t..larine Corps Enlisted Man·s Beach club.
-2.380 acres of San 1i-faleo Canyon
v.•hich is planned lo accommodate parked
cars and camping when the enlire state
parcel isdeveloped.
-A level access easement from the can.
yon to )he beach.
After signing the Sl·a·year lease Stale
Parks Department leaders said their nexl
step will be to seek $.'l million to develop
the gift.
Funding might be forthcomi ng neicl
year to develop the park. Priority v.•ill be
given to sewa ge, 11·ater and electrical
service. The first two \l'OU\d probably be
bought from the city of Sa n Clemente.
The exact boundary of the new public
land in San fl.1ateo Canyon was not im~
mediately announced. ft was not im·
media tely known \l:helher ranches and
farms in the'canyo n wlll be allow~ to rt·
main.
Fielding said, however. that the ex.
isling enlisted man's club and beach
\YOttld remain in military hands. '
One stiff term of !he new lease is that
the property must be used for public
recreation and any permanent structures
·would require federal approval,
Those terms eliminat.e the major ol>-
jection by the powerful House commiltte
v.•hich had thwarted Nixon's plans to
grant the canyon and beaches to the stale
In a deed.
f.lembers or the advisory group pro-
tested the deed plan because it rould give
I.he slalt a chance to grant some of thr
property for private development.
Congress agreed with the tde1 &nd late
In its la.1t session included rider11 in ma-
jor military fundtng legislation forbidding
nny"tran!'fer of title of Pendleton lands
wlfhout Congressional 1pproval.
'
the Laguna Greenbelt, Inc. "I ha\'e
personal respect !or your integrity .'"
Dilley al so thanked lhe 1nen lor the
many votes in support of the greenbelt
plan .
Gwynne Kirkpatrick, presideni of the
Citiiens' To"'" Planning Association
ICTPA ) said he was "personally opposed
10 the recall ...
.. It reeks of malice and that is the last
thing we need in Lagu na Beach. I hope
yo u gentlemen \\'ill continue to serve yout
terms with distinction.··
Obviously moved by the remarks,
•
Goldberg lhanked "all of you who said
11hat you did."
'"It is gratifying to listen lo these ex.
press1ons from people vdth whom I may
have a difference of opinion," G<lldberg
snid.
Neither Lorr nor Ostrander made any
comn1cnt.
Janise, v.•ho lives at 1422 Capistrano
Ave. said toda y he plans to continue the
recall campaign, despite the condemning
remarks.
I-le has charged the three councilmen
have lost the respect of a majo rity of
voters in the community and have,
_1ne on
BOATS NOSE INTO DANA HARBOR 600 STRONG
"By N•xt Spring You Won'r Recognize The Pl•c•"
Tl11·ee Majo1· Da11a Poi11t
Projects Near Con1pletio11
Dana Harbor's three most prominent
pri\'ate projects are neari ng complelion
-tv.•o or them on or ahead of schedule
this week .
Robert Dahlberg, head of the Dana
Point ~1arina C<>rporalion, said slip con·
6lruction in the harbor's east basin is two
months ahead of schedu le. 'Thus far more
lhRn 600 boat berths are filled . He said
Wednesday that the entire in land side of
lhe basin would be full of slips by year'i;
end .
\Vork at the new Castaways restaurant
.al the end of Dana Island also is 011
Mayor's Mother
Dies in Syracuse
Laguna Beach !\fayor R ic h a rd
Ci<lldberg left for Syracuse. N.Y. during
t?te early mornlne; Murs today follow-
ing the death of his mother, Vice ~fayor
Chl'.rlton Boyd said this mornlrig.
Boyd said Goldberg is expected lo be
away for the city for a week while
funeral services are planned and con·
dueled for mayor's mother.
Goldberg visited his mother last
November when her condition was listed
as critical. She has been Ill for !'!Orne
time, Boyd said.
During the m$yor's absence from lhe
city. Boyd wlll servt es acting mayor and
will be avallpble at city hall.
..
!'rhcdule and will be tomplete by mid
fall.
l\'1inor delays will set the opening of the
harbo r's two-story motel at aboul Nov. 1,
Dnhlberg said !hat even though the
CQunty"s landscaping contracts are not
co1nplete , planting in the marina develop-
ment area wUI begin in a matter of days.
Paving \ll'ill also be completed on all the
1>a rking Jots serving yachtsmen in the
east basin.
The waiting list picture. he said , is not
severe. Yachtsmen seeking berths fo r a
25·foot vessel can sign up this week and
expect a slip before the new year.
Dahlbe rg, Jong an enthusiastic booster
of the harbor. said he and o!her oftl ci<ils
in lhe flnTI aN!: impressed at the quality
of boats already calling Dana Harbor
home port.
''We're really excited about the boats
"·e have down here. No one, it seem&,
wants to J1eglect his vessel."
He said Uie leasing finn has attempted
to set an example for lhe yachtsmen
through its regular maintenance prog ram
which even include11 cleanln~ up ~II
droppings and dust from vessels every
two weeks.
''We make sure that when U)e;y come
down on the weekend that everything Is
spotless," he sald.
Although heav y construction Is pro-
J!ressing, the real results 11t the SJO·
mUllon maritime complex will be seen
tarlv next spring.
''By next spring," sa id Dahlberg, "you
won't recognize the pla ce.."
Landscaping &nd ot~r major private
con5lru<:tlon will be nccom plished by then
-:ill in time for a full summer season in
1971.
through gross negligence, allowed Laguna
lo remain as a leading drug center.
J<ini se lurlher charged that the thr~
men ha ve not opposed freeway systems
\V h\ch would be destructive to the en-
viro1unent .
He has run legals ads announcing hi!
intent to circulate petitions to try and get
the signatures of 25 percent of t h e
registered voters in the rity lo force an
election. That would amount to just over
2.000 voters.
Sepa rale petitions are circulaltd for
each of the 1hree men .
ax
Budget Gets
Council1nen
Laguna Beach city (: o u n c i 1m t11
unanimously adopted Wednesdz.y night at
$4.279,976 budget, v.•Llh na change in the
pre.sent. city tax rate of $1.956 per $100
assessed valuation.
The $.\.279,976 figure represents the
total amount of income anticipated by Ci-
ty Manager Larry Rose. Tot2.l ex·
penditures are $4 ,193,650. leaving $86 ,082
margin to be added to reserves or
;300.000.
The budget also reflects $124,000 in .ad-
ditions made by councl!men in a study
l'iession Tuesday night, but since many ot
the equ ipment items 11•ill be bought O\'Cr
several }'ears, the cost !his year will only
be $106,894.
Purchase of the rest or the r..tain Beach
and development of a park, lo begin early
r.ext year, will be handled by selling
$750,000 in bonds by the Laguna Beac h
Public l~1provements Corp. a non profit
corporation run by the city v.·hich sold
bonds for purch;ise of the beach in 1968.
Counci lm11n Ed Lorr conti nued hi!
t:riticisn1 or the budget, charging it was
r1_re v.·!th "political chicanery and budget
g1rnm1ckry,"
Lorr charged thal he made "every at-
tempt lo point out the fallacy of lh•
Council's dogm;itic refusal to (ace the
reality !hat is fiscally unsound. unwi se
and dishonest to conlinue ... to finance
/he total Main Beach Par ka ge out of the
general fllnd al the expense of lil t
reserl'e fund or the operal ions fund ."
He sa id !hat by purrhas1 ng equ i1,ment
through 1hl' "credit cnrd approach'' bor·
ro1v!n~ ,1nd an1 ort iz1ng !he council \I'd.!
;1vo1d1 ng a properly tax hike of 25 cents
that r;ii sing trash fees 8\'0ided a propert~
tax or four cent.~. and that !he ne l result
of a sewer service fee mandated by th e
st:ite avoided a three cent tax increase.
Lorr sa id he rejected the manner. tn
w~ich special revenues of $209,000 were
raised -"lvhen it is used in an attempt
for personal political reasons to cover the
l.1·11e fi scal posi!ion of city revenues ... "
1_..orr also said that $150,000 added to
bnng reserves up to $300,000 was nol
enough and thnt key items ot equipment
\Vere still }('ft out.
Regarding the funding of the fl.fain
Bench. Lorr snid the city only ''has a
year's grace period before having to pa y
SSfi.000 a year for 30 years to retire'' the
$750,000 bo nd sa le.
Councilman Roy Holm . who has been st
odds v.·ifh Lorr over the budget, said he
v.·as ''satisfied wit h the $300,000 reserves
recommended by the city n1anager."
Jlolm also noled that the $209,000 tn
new revenues was only for a six month
period and that next year it would be well
above $450,000 for the entire twel-n
month period.
Holm said that in the !our budgets that
he he.'i gone through while serving on the
council. Rose's new format was the best
and lhe most clearly understood.
Record Floods Hit
Hanoi, Rice Areas
SAIGON (UPI) -Thosnnds of Nortb
Vi etnamese troo~ and government
\\'Orkers hAve been mobilized to batlle tht
worst floods in the history of North Viel·
n11m, Radio llanol said today. It said
parts of Hanoi were underwater and th&t
flnods had washed 3WRY hlgh,vay1 and
dikes proteciln11: crof)'
..
% DAJL Y Pl LOT SC
Wate1~ U11its
Blast J11ry
Acc11satio11s
Several water d1slricts 1n Orangt C<lun·
ty 11r' r'JH·tmg !'>harp]\ !t1 a Gra nd Jur\'
r•port calh.ng for th' rll minalton of more
tha n 100 special dis!rlr rs.
At \tast a ha lf-Onzen, <'aunt v .,.,ate r
districts have ~en in\ 1ted Jn Costa J'.lesa
S.-pt. 14 to consider a re?I~ to !hr-Grand
Jurv ac('u:r,atinn~
Tht county Gr:ind Jury rt>pnrt called
m('l:r,t of thP <'Dunt\ ~ snec1al d1~tncf s -
including .,.,·ater distnrts -' archaic
Je,iacif's frnm an a~nruhural era · lt
suggesW that mnst ~o<>c1al di~trir1s
should bl! c!lmbined and placed under·
eontrol of the board of supervisors.
Districts expectl'd to mef't Sept 14 1n
((Isla ~lesa include· ~1nu!lon-K1guel
Waler Distncr : Snurh Cna~t \\"ater
District: Laguna Beach: Irvine Ranch;
El Toro. and Sanl\apn watPr d1str1cts. as
we!I as !hp Costa !>lesa Olunty \\'ater
District. initiator nf the ml'el1ni;:
~1arlo Duran1r. pre~ident nf the Costa
"-"1t'sa dls!ricf. y.•rote an an!-!ry letter to
the n!~er distnc!s calling the grand JUry
rennrt · unf:11r <ind p<i"rl~ 11 ni1en '
He said "This Gr uid ,Ju.-~· rPport 1~ so
ponrlv 11T1 !ten. sn 11nf111r Jn its c-r1t1c 1sm
and '''i!hout anv ev1rlenre nr 111stificahnn
fnr its conr1U~ion s that a11 speriat
ri istrirls shnuld be e!iminatPd that I feel
the Orange lnunty pubhc v.a\er agencies
s~viuld consider !he action. if an~'· we
shQu/d take in response to this unfair
C"rilicism ··
The districts "'ill meet at 7·30 pm.
Sep!. 14. in lhe Costa ~ll'sa cit.v hall firs t
floor confP:rence room. n Fair Dr ive.
Alvin Pmkley, a Costa ~-le.sa C.oun·
cilman and a waler district director, s~id
the districts shnuld stwlw the Grand Jury
\l•herl" ii is n'rnng. but also nught lo say
\\'hat is r1ghl ahout the report.
The Granrl .Jurv re~rt 11·as signed b;.•
n,~reen ~1arshall. former ~tayor of
f\-e\\Pf""lrt Be:ich and rurrent foreman f)f
lht' Grand .Jurv lt blamed the existence
nf ~urh districts nn thti .. 11·:i!fs nf
defensr ·· built by d 1~tnct directC1rs who
Wt're virtual!;.' untouchable. b;.• the public.
The Grand Jury report takes much the
iame attitude as Rn Parl1rr repnr1 cin
special dist ricts put nut by the Orange
C.Ountv League nf Cities.
Pinklty .said he fell Lhere y.·ere some
gmall i;pecia! dist ricts. such as Mosqu ito
Ahalt'ment . that cnuld be put under cou n•
ty departments. but that most wa ttr
districts served special functions helpful
to their local area.
Aaron K. Latter
Last Rites Held
F'uneral urvices were held 1n Corona
de! hfa r this af ternoon for Aaron K. Lat-
ter. a Laguna Hills resident \l'ho died
Tuesday at Hoag ~lemorial Hospital He.
wa:o; 58.
The rites Y.'ere cnndllclrd al P.:1cif1c.
View ChaJlf'I :ind interment foUowed at
Parific View hlemorla! Park.
h1r . Latter, "''ho lived at 2.1sa r ia
~fariposa "'est. is SUf'\1Ved b~· his v.·ife
ti1ary: a daughter. Augu.~l a Dallon of
New J.fe~ico and two grandchildren.
School Chaos Seen
In San Francisco
SAN FRAKCISCO I L'PI 1 -T(t p schnnl
adm1n1!.traltlrs fea r that pa r e n 1 s ·
bovcnns, the busing t1f 2.'i.000 children and
C1ther problems cnuld lll rn 'h" C'11,··s in-
t~gratinn pla ns 1n10 chaos .,.,·hen classes
C\pE!n Sept 13
Onf'. :in!1hu5ing grflll[I. r n n c-t' r n e d
J"i'lrent~ said th<1t I! \\ "" ' iricrrr\1hle 1hat
51Jpt. Thomas A Snahr"n 11 1/J h,. nn
\acat1t1n dLJrln.e rhe first 11e~k ~ ,-.f thf'.
term. 5av1n~ hr shnllld ··:r,1 ;iy here anrl
face the music."
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..., c1 rr1'f"" IJ u ,.,.."'tr1 ev ~n 11 Tl ......,ltity; mllo!fry lllftll.,.t.,,., 1J.D ,,_1h1y.
Judo Experts
Chop Thiet:es"
SPARKS , Nev. (lJP!t -Two
burg.la.rs bad more than they could
handle \\'ednesd•y when t.hey broka
into the Sparks judo and juj lt!'U
club.
The intruders were &reeled by a
black-belt jurto instructor. ~·o
studenls armt':'d with spears, a ken -
do stick . an obie be.It and a replica
of a ma chi ne gun
Herb Lague told Sparks po!1te his
Judo school harl bf'e!l burglariled
!"lee in the past month S.C.. he and
his falhe r. Bi>rt, and his brnther.in-
la11·. Joh n Crntto , h;i1·P been sleep-
in~ 1n the hu1Jrl1ng hripin.c lo ratr·h
the burglar!". The fathPr anr1 !hf'.
brnther·1n-law ha1 e been taking
Judo 1n5lruclinn.
\\'hen rhey heard a "·1ndo" being
pried Qptn , the three ml'n waiting
inside \l,tre ready. One of the in·
trude.rs was cau~ht llTJmediately
and tJed do11·n "'Ith the oh1e belt.
"·hich is worn in ju Jitsu The nther
man tried lo run , but y.·as caughl a
block a\\·ay at1d subdued "·1 th the
kendo stick, a Japanese fighting
\l'eapon.
Fligl1t Path
Office Pla11
Stirs Storn1
A proposal by Ltisure World officials
to construct a one-story office building
along the El Toro ~far1ne base lhght path
has sparktd a :strong protest from base
officials.
Speaking against the propo:sal al the
CQunty planning commission Tuesday,
Lt. Col. E. P. Janz, ba:se community
liaison offtcer. said construction v.·ould
violate an agreemP.nt between base and
compan~· offici als.
The fl la rine cla imed this agreement
banned com merci al structures in the
3.()()(1 foot \.\'ide greenbelt area beneath
thP jet approac h lo !he 11lr :sta1ion.
Howe\'tr. Leisure World physical prop-
erty services l'lirectnr Robert Bailey
countered that the off ice building .,.,.oul d
not be commercial. hut "'·ould :simply
service an existing s!orage :ind ma inten-
ance fa cility at the retirement commun·
ilv.
·As a further argument aga inst building
tht 1.800 :square foot :structurt' .. Janz said
the Navy Department plans In t'venl ually
purchast thl" grff:nbl"lt area to insure: it
is nevt'r developed. Thi' ~tarine. noting
the high numbtir of jet nigh!s into the
base. said workers in !he off ice buliding
v.·ould be 11.1bjtcted to an "'erlre.mely
dangettG. and noisy situ1tion."
The planning commission took no ac·
lion mi the matter pending a legal opin-
ion C1n permitted uses of the a pproach
area.
E1nployes Ch,arge
'Touc1i and Tell'
Sessions Sexy
WASH!r-.'GTON (AP) -Senate tn-
\·rst1galors are chtc~ing complain1s from
government enployt s that lhey are being
prP~!'urerf 1nto joinmg race rt>lation;;
,roup encnunters that border nn LO\ asinn
of pri\ ar1.
Allee. D ll'a(ked out nn nne suc.h sess1'1n
h11rauFP_ sh" .~.11d.' 1t gnt hl'r dn11n tn ~rx
11" a nd JU5l rjnwnrtf:hl unralled.fnr
11il::;ir l;incl!~!!r "
l ll'r bos$ 1n an Ai::rir11l !ur p DrparlmPnt
'1!.'"nr1· 1n~1sr~ rhr rnrr!tn~~ are ;in
e;ir·np~\ att fmpl '•tn r :irry 011 t r rp:,1df'nl
.\J\"r i;-d1recln e~ !n end r act a I
d1°r rim1n;o.t1,.,n 10 eri1·f'rnmcnt "
The <'ff1r1al re fe rred \n the mcelui~s as
"11 llrk ~hnps '•
Al1 hn11~h snmE" p!'opl e r.;iJI lhPm ''tou ch
and !el\" nr .. cnnf\1ct Rnd cnnfr ontalll'ln·•
:se~s1rin~. "\\·p sa.11 it'.~ s en s i ! 1 \' 1 t y
lrainin~." .!;aid a Sf'natt' cnn~litlltiona!
rights subcommit \tie 1n\·est1gatnr
.. And what,.rPr irs called. !hLS 1:s clear·
ly Cl\'t'r the hn e intn a v.·nrkpf.,: persona l
pr1'·acy. The '\n1 f'r nn1ent Jtist (\('1esn·t
h;i1·e any bu~incs.~ ge t11n_e in!'.1de my head
;i nd certainh• no bt1~1nl'l'S tr~·1ng to
cha.n~e !he y.·ay I think ." hr; added .
Execu!l1·c a;:enc1· dcfl'nders of !he pr(l·
i;ra m den\· it 1n1·nl\"rs fnrm;il !'.ens1ti\·1 t.v
tra1n1n~ Bu r !h"\ sa~· the se~sif'l ns are.
c0n~idered St'n.•1li\'t> 1n the sense that
tht1· srim~times !ouch deeply rooted
racial \'ie.ws,
Schools OK
S.Laguna
Control Plan
i Mlees of the Laguna Bearh Unirieff
School District \\'ednesday agreed lo sup·
pnrt lil principle a general plan of South
Laguna calling ror contrnlltd deve lop-
n1e.nt of the unincorporattd arta.
The propnsal . prt>sen!td by A!l·i n
\\'1rhlr; and Fred Lang of the &iuth
Laguna Ci1·ic Associatinn. calls for an
ult ima\e popul.111on of ab<Jut 10,000 and an
addiltonal elementary school.
Since the boerd had on!y cnn1·ened f0r
a !'.ludy session to te\'lf'Y.' the propnsal, no
action ~'as taken in :support of the. mat·
ter. However. trustt'es voiced strong ap-
proval of the concept and ordP.red a
resolution prepared for board con·
:side ration.
"l am for controlled dtnsi ly, very
dtftnittly," said truslee Patricia Gillette
follo\ving lht presentation. •·f think the
plan has a lot of possibilities.''
The general plan , wh ich i~ no\ ~·et cnm·
ple te<l , 1s being voluntarily prepn rerl hy a
group of South Laguna reslden!.~ unr1rr
the direction of architect Fred Lang.
\\"hen complelPrl in Nol'C mher. La ni.: will
prPsent the C"ontrollerl rlensi1y prnposii! lfl
county planners fo.t:... official considerat1.}n.
IF uncontrolled deve!Clpmt>nl is allnwerl.
resident Al \V iehle told the board . lhe
pnpulation could ultimately reach 6!1,000
in the J.400 acre area. This, he adder!,
v•ould necessitate the construction of
several schools.
However, Lhe plannin g group ha!l
determined that only one area of ground
1s level enough to build a school ex ists in
the hilly community.
This site, '\\'ieh!t added . llt:s just north
ef Three Arch Bay, but is Ol'f'.r the school
district boundary lint and within the
Capistrano Unified School Distri ct.
Wiehle predicted th<1t I.hf'. population
limit~. :;ind therefore the. need for I.h e
school, would not he re:i ched unlil !ht
1990"s. The population of the area is now
about <l,000.
Lang and \V iehle told the trustees !.hey
had based !heir popul:itinn limit figures
on seismic considerations. :sewage treAt -
ment and water limitations. and on a
desire lo preserve the existin g South
Laguna environment.
"Development should ht limited to
areas that art neither loo slttp, too
seismic nor too environmentally in·
,·o\\'ed," Lang said. ln discussing geismic
considtrat.ions , Lang noted that {\\'O
minor earthquake faults ran through thf'.
community.
Girl Hitchhiker
Kidnaped at
Gunpoint, Raped
A Costa Mesa girl. hitchhiking with her
sister, was kidna i>ed and raped Wtd-
nesday by !he man Y.'ho gave them a ride,
according tn tht iiccount she gal't policf'..
Huntington Beacb police :said tht. in-
cid tnt occurred shortly before noon as
the girl:s. 17 and 19, thumbed a ridt to the
bea rh.
They told officers they were picked up
by a man in hi:s t arly 20.\ .,.,,ho .,.,•as dr iv-
i.np; a late model V.'hite Ply mouth .
He drn1·t the IY.'ll l11Y.·ard !ht beach, hut
at tht> 1nlrrsf'cllt1 n nf Brookhurst S!rert
and P<1ciflc Coa!'.l Hii;:hwa~·. he clrf'w .'!
gun and forred !ht> nld er ii:l rl nut of the
rar. pnl1ce \\'rre 111Jd.
fir !h<>n <lrr11 r :ilnn,i: ('r,;i~t H 1~h11 :i1· !n
a \;J(;int (1rld al Rf':ich Rnu\('1·;ird v.·hrrf'
he r;iprd thr ,\oungfi 1;11 I aqrf !hen f('lrcrd
htr out (If !he Cdr, nff1cprs .<:a id .
Thf' tr.('t1<1grr ";i1 ke<l 1n 11 nrarhv
!r;id('r p.:i rk wherr ~hi! r:illrd pnl 1cP. Thr
nlr1Pr girl h;irl ('"lied nff1cers mnn1rnts
earlier to report her sister's abduction.
Coun ty-Laguna Road
Agreen1enl Extended
A r11<1d maint enance agre e m e n t
bet1~·een the cit~· of Laguna Beach a.nd
!ht> Orange County Road Department ha~
bt'en t l!"lended for onf': ~·ear by action of
thf'. Board of Supervisors.
Board member:s <1ppro1•ed the re<:n m-
menrlatinn rif Cnun!~· Road Commissioner
Tt>d ~lcConvil le Tuesda~· 11·hich call~ for
the city to pay the county rrir road
mainten11ncr-11·ork on a time and
material cost basis.
Pagea11t Official Slated
To Leave Hospital Today
Pageant nf the ~la~terg producer-Oirec-
lt1r non \\'llliamst1n .,., a ~ scheduled to
lt~~·e the hospital tod ay under docto r"s
orders to cnn\·alesc e for the ne xt su:
Y.'l"ek~.
\\'11hamsl'ln, 57 v.·a.s ar\m 1!!Pd !n Sou1h
Cria~t Cnmmun1!\' Hn\pll<11 Jil!t' Snnrlav
n1cht :iltet rl'lllilf'i~ini.; 11! thP FesU1 al
srnunrl<-fll!lf'" ing !ht' ICt~t rerlormanct of
the P;:il!l';:int
H1.s 111fe Jn\tph1nf' 5111d !h1~ mnmini he
t1.·11~ "m:i~1 ng vrry g(l('ld glridr s" tn
rt"Cup~ratin,c: frnm th' ulcer ailm~nl
.,., hirh had h"!flllahzed him
Hr had J U~! p11shrd hlmr.cll !on long
end so hard that hf'. fina lly collapsed,"
~trs. V.'l!iamson said.
She added that her husband hid not
bl-en feeling wtll for the pai;t week. but
h;ir1 put off i;eekinii: medicl'l.l c;iire until the
fina l clnse of lht. i;ix-week p:!JZl'll nf.
··H,. 11lrtadv lon ks so mu r.h betttr lhlln
ht-rhd \:i~t wfek:· she SFl id
~lr~ \Vill iamson nol t'd lh111 ht'r hu.~
l'ianrf hAs h:id !he stnmac:h 11 ilml"nt fnr
,:.Pvl"r;i\ """"'~" but only recPntly did 1t
bec!ln tn ·bother him
HnFpital officia ls rltlermlntd thal the
Pageant dlrec:tor'g co\lap&e wag c&ustd
bv ,. combinatinn C1f h1tlgut. t poor
11i>t>tltt and t.he itaniach problem.
l l11der Fire
L/\ f'ounty Public Adrnin isfra t-
or Baldo Kristov ich has be en
i;uspended pending the results
of a Grand Jury investi gation
into the operations of his of-
fice. Kristovich (pictured \n fil e
photo) handles millions of dol·
la rs in assets of persons \11ho
died without \\1ills. Story, Page
B.
Judge Reaffirms
Desegregation
Busing Order
By United Pre~s IDll'rnational
A judge, contending bt1sin1? is "a.s
Americ;in :is :ipple pie." ha.; rcfustd to
revise the North's first massive :school
desegregation order.
And Judge Damon .J. l\eith warned
\!andal!'. at Pontiac, Mich,, 11·hrre 10 hui;ti.\
"'rre destroyed by eJq1losive~ ~lflnday
ni,eht. lhal "this case \\'ill nol be settled
in lhe streets.
"If nl'cessary, l\'I' will pu1 rn;irshals inn
the huses ), we'll bnni;: out the FRI or use
whatever remedy nect'ssary ~o thal tl's
rarned eut," Keith said \\1ednesday in
J)ctrnit.
Keith d1smi sstid a suil 11\cd h~· the Na-
tiona l Action Group to h;ilt his order to
dtsP.gregate Pon t l 11 c 's 24.000·s1LJdent
srhflol syslc>m. pnrticul;irly blnrkini; the bu~1n~ of 8,700 children. School <>pens
Tuesday.
Jn (reorgia, Federal Judge Alex;inrlrr
A. LaY.Tence direrted two Rhllrie Island
educators credited with clraw ln~ up !he
c on t rnversial Charlotte-/'.1eck1enhur g,
N.C., school plan to devis e a. desf'greg;i-
lion program for Richmond I Augusta l
County, Ga.
12 Win Approval
'Pilot' Programs
Come Under Fire
A controversy nver a parent's r!ght lo
)'ank a child ou t of :i "pilot" program
erupted \\'ednesday during a rneel!ng nf
the Tru s!l'es ol !hl' San Joaquin Elemen-
tary School Distrlc1.
After rep1.·<.itcd a:s surances th.it parenlJ
do have this opunn, the board unan imous·
Jy 11ppro\ed 12 "ptlot" programs for the
coining year.
'rrustee Hober! D;n11cron askrd d1strirt
orncials if alter1111te clas.~es 11·ere
a\•ailable for youngsters "'hose parenls
forbid !heir attendance 111 a pilot pr1Jgram
inl'o]ving an entire grade le\'el.
Dr. W1l11am Stocks told Damernn pro·
visions can be made for that situation
and stressed that prinC"ipals make every
effort lo contact parents before new pro-
grams art' put into efft'cl.
Bud Reeves of Missio n Vitjo, represen-
ting a grou p nr Cordillera School parents
v:ho ha ve been openly cnticnl of pilot
pro.i:rams, concurred that parental con-
sent is a necessity.
lie added thnl thl' primary goal or the
prog ran1s shuuld he ;in nh;er!l1'e search
for teaching relorn1s rlcs1 gnrd to ac-
complish the i;cl1001·s pri1nary function -
to teaeh skil!~. transmit IJcrilage, and
train the intellect.
He urgr.d trustees tn de.tide if the ne1v
program is superior In the "traditional"
prograin. The best way lo judge th is is lo
com pare average scores Qf :ichie\·ement
in hasic skill areas an1nng students frnm
•·traditional'' and ''pilot" programs, he
added .
"\\'e believe healthy competition a1nong
students is pos1ti1•e and programs "''hic h
deme<1n this attitude can only serve to
retard a student's adaptation to a highly
compet ith·e society." he said.
The board members assured Ree ves
that the y, loo . .,.,·ant to see test results at
the end of the ye<ir.
Or. Stocks said he .,.,·nu!d pro\·1de thrm.
bul pilot programs are not designed to
show academic supPrinrity. "\f P. ap-
proach pi!ot:s by looking !or evidence. that
'Smile' Dra,vina ~
Slated Sept. 10
The /'.-ll'rm11ids nr lhP l.t1j.i11n:i Beach
Chamtx>r of Com ~ will hnld a draw-
ing Srpt. JO in fron t of city hall to
de!Prn1inc the pri1.e winne rs in the.1 r
smi!r c·;i rnpai~n.
Thl' pri7es, wl11eh 11•111 i;:n t11 ernp!O,\"f'S
nr Ch;imh(:r menibcrs ;ind ha\·e. hcen
dnn<iteU hy v.1rious mer('hant~. include a
trip tn S;i n FrRnciscn. a month'5 supply
nf ~;isnline :ind rlnth ing.
Thr smilr c:imp:1 i~n ha s hl'rn go1n~ nn
:ill s111nmcr :ind w;is dc si~ncd tn prninnte
plc:1sant cmployc·tuslo1ner rr\alion s.
S;it1~firrl 1·ustnmrrs nominated store
clrrks fnr the <"onte st.
/'.liss l.11guna Be11cl1. Fr<incis Cntte1cl 1.
\l'i!I dr;iw the \~·inn ini:: Urkets 11t the 11 :30
am. cer('n1on.11. whi <"h \\"ill mnrk the end
of the smile C'ampaii;:n.
•thick
nylon textured
plush by/:)
they are as !!UCcessful A!! self-contained
t:lassroom:s, not necessarily be ttf'.r," he
:said.
"\\'e"re not. trying ro indul&e youngstP.r!
or exptiriment with thrm <'Ir ha rm them
in an v way. \\'e'rr mertily lonkini; at d1f·
fereni ways for boys and gir!s lo !P.arn."
Varlercsian Rites
Scheduled Friday
ln Lagu11a Beach
Funeral Fer vices Y.'111 he conducted In
l.;iguna Beach Fr~day afternoon at 1
o·r!ock for zg.year-flld Bob Varteresian,
the s011 of well·known Orange Coasl
rcslaurateur "Turk" Varteresian.
The S;in Ju;in Capis trano resident and
l«lhcr o! tw11 \'11un~ s1111~ w;.1~ k1llcr1 rar\y
Tucsd"Y (•ven.ing 1n a f ';ip i~!rano Rea ch
m•)!OiTyc·lt··r::\r rr:ish.
Tlie nl!·s will b1· held 111 Sh1'!fer \.a~una
BC'rtc h :\!1Jr!1i;1ry and bun.:i! 11'111 r0llow at
Pat'i fir \'1e w t.1en1orlal Park ir1 Corona
dcl /'.-l ar.
Mr. \'arteresi;in, \\•ho lived at 30713
Calle Hl'.'splentlor. it'aves his y.•idow,
Penelope: sons, Bob Jr. and Rryan; hi~
parf'nl s. r.-tr. and r.1rs. Ha rry ··Turk ''
\'arleresi an of Laguna Be11ch : ~ sister,
C;indy. of Laguna Bea<'h; h 1 s
wandpartnts. fl.1r. and fl.l rs. Sam Vol kov
of La Habra, and his grandmo1her. Mrs.
Alicta Varleresian of Los Ange.!es.
Man Sentenced
After He First
Faced Flogging
A man \1'h11 nf'flrl;· bec:in1e Orange
Coun1y·s first lrg,1! fln~g 111g reci pirnt .,.,.·as
sentenrr.d tn state prison \\'rdnr~day for
a \enn nf si x months lo) 111 ~e11rs by
Su perior Judge Byr11n K. 1\·lc:'ll ilJ:in.
Aruee D:irryl 1!011-ell, 22 of \V isc('lnsin
11':'l.~ rrturned lo cuur\ fru1 11 ;i ~O.day
di<i~nost1c study and Judge ~1cr.l illan
detcrminl'<f that he should he scnlenced
nn chargc.s nl rC<'£"iv1ng stolC'n property.
Ho1vell had µ!<·ade(I guilly ~!Ry 19 In
the ch;11·ge "'hit:h had been reduced from
burglRry i111·ol ving Leaming Industries,
orrurred lai;l J:inu"ry,
llowrll bec<1n1e ('Clebratcd in No1·emhe r
1970 \\'hen Supf'nor Judg r \\lill1am /'.lur·
ray sentenced him [(l I~ ta~hcs 11·1th a cat
o·n1nc Jail.~ instrar! !•f rn~llll.
11'e nol'e! sentenf'f' prnd u1:ed :i \1·a1·e of
pnlles1s and ;i refusa l by ~hcnH Jam~s
!llusick (o adm1 n1st rr lh f' ptini~hmcnt.
Wlurn1y dropf1"d 1he fln~ging senlenrl\
anrl ga 1·e Jl n11·ell 90 dA\'S 111 !he Cnun1y
Jail fnr his as~illllt on a f,.,llnll' pnsnncr.
U' YOU CA.i'-··y
CO~I E lN -CALL
646-0075
f()r An eXpert
tArjl('l
enns11\!11n t n 1rzj tcL1u ,..,...,,,,_ \I ho l\'111
enmr tri
for only
512.95 sq, yd,
Th•••• outh • w11lth ef o+r11•9,
lu•urOou• ••" C•r•lr•• ~vlo~ v••~•
p•t ~td !~to Fo•lu1111 w by K•,•t!t•,
yev'U "'011J11 .,.hy tlti1 l1o~i•••\ll1
t1o1wr1d plw 1h '''Ptl hto 1uclt 1
"'odtt l prlt 1. The 16 ,..ulli·color1 .otl
,,..,,;~, too.
~ n11 r hom•
"11h ~llJT\Ol~
\\ 1t hriut llny
nbHg11tion
to )'OU I
K1mflff ,,,.._ ctrl*s llk1you1piend your l/'I• wllh them.,,
Your Jaf'oritt intf!rior Ot'Slpl'lrr tmll bt hllPPil fCI ~s1st lJO!l ..
H .JI GARRETT f u RNITU RE
22 15 HARB OR BLVD.
COSTA MESA , CALI F.
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PROFESSIONAL
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San Clemente Today's Final
Capistrano EDITION N.Y. Stocks
voe. 6'4, NO. 209, 3 SECTIONS, 40 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1971 TEN CENTS
ore eac es
IRA Chief Detained
Cahill De11ied V.S. Entrance for Ar1ns
l\1EW '\'ORK (UPI) -Joe Cahill,
leader of the provisional v.•ing of the
oullav,red Irish Republican Anny and the
n1osl \\'211led man in t\orlhern lreland,
\1·ill learn Tuesday whether he can re·
1n<1in in the United Stales.
Cahill was denied entrance to the
United Slates \Vcdnesday, his visa v•as
canceled and he was detained overnighl
by immigration authorities.
Ho1neowners
Wi11 Battle
For Co11trols
Residents or San Cle1ncnte 's Riviera
district, angry Decause their neighbor·
hood streets ha\'C become "free\1·ays to
the bcarh", 11·on part of their b2.ttle Jor
i>tiff controls \\'ednesda~.
But the lhings they \\'anted most -
bu1nps in the streel to jar traffic to a
blo1v crav."! -1rere not approved by
city councilmen.
inste;id. the council agreed to paint a
center line along Plaza La Playa near
. i\llonte Christo, plus the installation of
intersection stop signs.
Speeding cars 1\'hich cut corners on
blind curves caused the complaint of
t1eighbors, represented by Riviera resi·
dent Robert J\tiller.
Councilmen. however. balked at the
suggestion to install asphalt bumps 011
the public right-of-1,1,•ay.
The_v :isked City Attorney F. !o.1acKen-
tie Bro1vn to investigate the i11sue of city
liability for dan1age or injury caused by
bumps.
The idea long has dr:l\vn stiff opposi·
!ion frotn puhlic safety officials. because
no~ only do the bun1ps slow regular 1r:1f-
fic. but they are a deterrent lo emer-
gency vehicles as well.
"The neigh bors \\•ant it. and are 1vill-
lng to put up \Vith them in their ov.11
dril"ing. ·· i\!iller argul•d.
"\\"e're p<1ying the price (or the pleas·
ti re of pc'lple using the public. beach,"
he added.
.J oaqu.iu Board
To Pa11icipate
In Federal Pla11
'l'ruslecs of the San Joaquin Elen1cn
far\' :;;eho<1l District \\'ednesday approved
paf1 icip:itlon in a federal program
lle!i igned to reliel"e une111ployn1ent.
The district 11'ili be eli)iible tor $40,950
under !he l'rovisi:2,,.ns of the Emergency
Un<'mployment Al'r\\·hich ;iuthori zed $2.8
n1illion for Orange County distribulion.
Superintendent Ralph G:ites said oniy
f hil.~e 11·ho 1vill be needed next year will
be hired. Areas for consideration will be
teacher aides. maintenance and garden
.,·orkers. and curriculum planners.
•·The district will have lo oonlribule 10
l'ltrcenl but I.his can be v.·orked out within
the existing budget." he said.
Jfe added that if trustees decide to
withdra1v lhey can do so v.-ithin 30 days.
Orange Coast
Weather
Lo1v rlouds and fog predicted
along lhe coa~t until noon today and
Frid.?.y, clearing lo sunshlne and 73
degree temperatures. llighs inland
around 83. Lows lonight between
58 and 65.
INSIDE TODAY
Te,r \Vai.~011 odrr1its killing
fa11r Tate victim! and btconie
tile Jirs l. follower of Charles
Jl1nnson lo !lay the clan leodtf'
Q(lt:I! !lit orders. Story, Pogt 8.
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The purpose behind Cahill's flight from
Dublin to New York was to begin a four·
or five-week tour of American cities in an
effort lo raise funds for the militant IRA
faction he heads. He said the funds y,:puld
be used to purchase guns to fight Brilj.sh
troops in Northern Ireland.
Cahill agreed today to remain in
custody until Sept. 7 '1·hen immigration
authorities will decide v.·hether he should
be allowed lo n1ake the tour.
CahiU 's attorney, Frank Durkan, a
member of Paul O'Dn·yer's la1v firm,
said Cahill "will be allov>ed visitors and
has acces.t; lo a telephone ."' but that in-
tervie1,1,·s y.·ith the press would not be
permitted.
011 his arrival, Cahill \\·as met at Ken-
nedy International Airport by im-
migration authorities. acting on stl'lte
department orders, and taken to the
t.1anhatt;in immigration office.
Cahill told newsmen in Dub!in1 where
Prices I ncreuse
Slightly-Before
Freeze lrnposed
\\'ASHNGTON (UPI \ -\Vholesale
prices rose 0.:\ percent in August, the
goven1ment reported today. Jt said the
latest statistics were based on surveys
made prior to the start of the Aug. 16
\\'age-pr~ freeze.
The A u g u s t increase. without ad-
justment for seasona1 factor s, \Vas the
same as the rise in July. \\'hen adjusted,
lhe Au~ust increase was much greater -
0.7 percent cornpared to an adjusted in·
crease of 0.2 percent in July.
The August increase v.•as led by a 0,5
percent upswing in a broad r ange of in-
dustrial commodities. This was p;irtially
offse1 by a 0.3 percent decrease in the
price of farm products and proces~ed
foods and feeds. There v.•as also a 0.3 per·
cent decline for farm products lhe
previous month.
But the Labor Department's Bureau of
Labor Statistics said fann prices did not
decline as much as usual in August. and
therefore after seasonal adjustment the
index for fann products and processed
foods and feeds rose t.4 percent. com·
pared W an adjusted I percent decline in
July.
The BLS said the wholesale price index
fn August was 114.9. meaning that good~
\l"hich cost SIO \\'holesale in 1967 cost
$l!A.9 in August. That was 4 percent
above Au gust, 1970.
Unadjusted wholes111e prices on con·
sumer-rinished goods v;ent up by 0.3 per-
cent in August following a 0.1 percent
decline in July. the bureau said.
Consumer foods alone increased 0.4 !)fr-
cent.
The report said industrial commodity
prices advancecf 0.5 percent mostly
because of a 3.1 percent increase in
lumber and v.'ood product prices, in·
eluding a 7.9 percent advance for
plyv.·ood, as well as a l.4 ~nt in·
crease in the prices of metals and metal
products.
County Rejects
Joint Fiuanci11g
Of Beacl1 Project
Qiunty supervisors have rejected a
commltt.ee recom1n endation for joint
county·slAle financing of the purchase of
the Capistrano Beach Club beach and
have offered their support to a state
purchase measure now before the
Legislature.
The proposed extension of the Doheny
State Park Beach to include the mile and
one-haJf Jong beach to tht southeast ls
provided for in Assembly Bill SO?'l by
Assemblyman Robert Badham ( R •
Newport Beach).
Supervisors Ronald Caspers urged 3up-
port of the bill which he said held pro-
1nl~e of state financing of the beach
purchase.
'T'he joint county-slate acquisition
method was suggested by the Ocean and
Shoreli ne Planning Steering Committee.
Caspers sald there WI'~ little danger
that the property would be developed
soon to high ri&e. as proposed in the past.
He pointed to highwate:r problems during
~tormll and the nec:tssity for rezoning to
11ccommodate the development.
he boarded the plane to Nev• York, that he
planned to mali.e speeches in several U.S.
cities in order to raise money lo buy the
weapons.
•·our offensive objectives involve the
shooting of as many British troops as
possible and the bombing of military and
economic targets," Cahill said V.'ed-
nesday.
"I certainly regret that this has to be
done," he said. "But I can see the
necessity for it."
11e said the IRA's aim was lo "bring
about the downfall of Stormont (the
Northern Ireland Parliament ). direct rule
froin \Vestminsler (the British Parlia·
men!) and a conference resulting in the
fin:il settlement of the Irish question."
The state department rt port t d I y
cnru:e!ed Cahill·.s visa \\'hile en route to
Ainerica. federBI authori lles detained
him at Kennedy Alrport before taking
him to th' imm\gr;rtion office in r.lanhat-
tan.
Cahill told supporter.s in Ne11• York he
planned to "get the best lawyer in
An1erica.''
A spokesman for the provisional wing
or the IRA declined to coinment on Ca-
hill's detention until after the hearing .
Laguna, Clemente
Troubled Teen
Ce11ters Helped
'T wo additional county youth centers IG
aid troubled teenagers have ~n ap·
proved by the Board of Supervisors. They
"'ill be located in Ll'lguna Beach and San
Clemente.
During the past year fund s were pro-
vided for youth centers in the county's
drug abuse program in Costa Alesa,
Tustin and Anaheim.
The county aid, approved Tuesday, con·
sists of paying & director of lhe centers.
The Laguna Beach Free Clinic and the
San Clemente Listening Ear are the new
aRencies benefiting by the boa rd action.
Continuing t-0 be aided by the county
are the Harbor Area Youth Problem
Center in Costa Y..lesa. the Tuslin Rap
Center and the Anaheim Free Cline.
Tax Tally Shoics
Fortune S1niles
On Capo District
A study done by the starr of the
Capistrano Unified School Dist;ict has
di.sclosed that taxpayers in Uie District
have the third-lowest school lax bill in
Orange County.
Reviewing 27 school d istricts in the
county only two districts, Laguna :ind
Traburo, have lower combined tax rates
for children in kindergarten through
junior college.
Property owners in the Capo dislrict
will be assessed a total of $5.05 per $100
assessed valuation when tax bills are
mailed in November. Capo unilied 's por·
tion is $4 .62 and the res! is for Sad·
d\eback College.
This year the school dlstricl's operating
tax wa.s boosted only one percent while
enrollment Increased nine percent.
The study found that taxpayers in 13
county school districts face school rates
of more than $6 per $100 assessed valua-
tion while three districts have total rates
of more than $7.
Handicapped Classes
Set By San Joaquin
Specia l educatfon cla~es will be held at
several schools in the San Joaquin
Elementary School District thll fall.
Two Cl8SSCll' for educable mentally
retarded wUI begin at Del Cerro School in
Aegean Hillt. Educationally handicapped
lil\.lde:nts will be housed at Oltvewood
School in El Toro and La Pai
Intermediate School in Mlukln Viejo.
Children who art classlned as trainable
or 8eVtn!IY mentidly rerarded will attend
the J. P. Greely School In Orange.
SchooJ will begin on Sept. 13.
• a e u IC
o.AIL't' l'ILOl 51111 l'ftOll
BOAT S NOSE INTO DANA HARBOR 600 STRONG
"By Next Spring You Won 't Recognize The Place"
Tl1ree Majo1· D::111a Poit1t
P1·ojects Neru· Con11lletio11
Dana f-larbor's thr('C n1o!>l prominent
pri vate project.~ are nea ring r omp!('lin11
-tv.·o or them on or ahead of sc/1edute
this week.
Robert D;ihlherg. he~d of lhr J);i11!l
Point r.1arina Corporation. saifl ~lip c(111-
stru<~tion in the harbor'.~ east ha.~111 is tv. r.
months ahrad of schcd uk'. Thu s !ar rnnrr
than 600 boat brrths are filled . llt· s;ucl
Wednesday that the enlire inland s1dl' of
the basin would be full of :sl ips hy year· . .;
end.
\\'nrk al the n{'w Cast111va_rs rt·~l :tur;11 1I
at the end of Dana \slaqd :ilsn \'i" 011
schedule and 11·dl be complete by nud
rail.
:\·!inor del;1ys 1\·ill set !he opcnini:: r1f HJC!
harbor's tw o-story n1ote! al about Nflv . r.
Dahlbcq.: said · !hat even thou.t(li ll1i:
county's landscaping contract: .. a~not
complete . planting in the m11rina dc\·c!up·
nient ar('a will begin in a nta l!cr of c1:iv~.
Paving will also be cornplrlcd on all the
parking lots serving yachtsmen in the
ea.~t basin .
The waiting list pi cture. hf' said. is not
severe. Yachtsmen seeking berths for a
25·foot vessel can sign up this week and
c."<!"lecl a slip before the nc1v year.
Oahlbcl'g, long an enthusiast ic· boo ster
n! the h:il'IXlr . said he and other ofFic ials
111 lhe firn1 are irnprcs~ed ;1t Ille f!u<ll11y
r1f l)O;Jt\ a\rc:idy calling Dana Harbor
!1t11nr 1x1rt.
•·v.·l, re f"l'l!l!I' rxri!l'd abt1t1 l till' t:>onts
11 1• hu ve d11w1l here. No one. it :.ecms.
11':>1\t!'t t1J nf~!cct hi" vessel "
fl ,• s~ud th!' lrasing flrn1 has <1lten1pted
!11 ~cl an l'.x:imple fur 1hc yarhl~n1en
l11 rr·u~h its rci;ular m<1111\enant·c pro1::ra1n
11 h;r h 1·ven i1H·Jud{' .. 1·1c:inirlA up gull
i!rupp1ne,!C :ind du.~! fr11m 1·ps.~els every
\Ill) \V('l'k.;
·•\\e rn;;ke su1'r th:i r wh1•r1 thrv r·ninr
d111~11 on the 11·~·t'kend ll1n t e1·eryth ing ii;
~polle~::." he ~n1d .
A!1h ullgh heri1y t•on.~tr11f'liOn Is pro·
~·rl'ss 1n~. the re.1 ! rrsult s :il U1c S30-
111i!lu111 111an!iml· curnplcx will be seen
l·,1rlv next spring , ~
"By next spring," s;1id J)<Jh!lx•rg, "you
11on't recognize lhe phtcc."'
J.,1ndscap1ng and o!h rr majnr private
con.~truclion n·ill be accomplished hy then
-alt in lime for a full summer season 111
1972.
San Cle1nente Okays
2nd A1nbula1ice Firm
San Cle.menle now has competing an1-
bulance services.
City councilmen Wednesday granled a
business license to the 28-ycar-old
f\t orRan K and ~1 Ambulance service to
operate on a rot.Htion system with lhe ex·
isting private service in San Clementt.
/ On hitch, however, covers ~1organ's
plact _of business.
SPokesmen for the Santa Ana-based
firm told councilmen they planned to
operate from 151 i\venlda NailarM.
But the locaUon Is in a manuracturlng
zo~ where ambulance services are nol
an allow11ble use.
Councilmen said they would grunt the
license if Morgai1 found alternate
quarters in a C·2 commercial zone.
Although the. license: was granted. deep
study of the over·all ambulance :dtuRlion
ia U-.e city is still to come.
City fi.1ana1ter Ken Carr asked coun·
cHmen t-0 set aaide time al their next
study atslilon -possibly on a Sept. 8
n'eeling - to discuss the Issue of
emergency i>.mbulance ~erv icc.
It has bCCJ1 learned lha1 I.her<' i~ a plan
p1·oposed at the staff Jcvcl for the city t-O
operate an einergency a m b u J a n c e
service. using newly hired firemen and a
spec;ial vehicle which could be built wilh
funds alccady in the budgL(.
Councilmen might study that idea at
their ne xt study session.
J~cco nl Floods I-lit
Ha noi, Rice Areas
SA IGON IU PJ) -ThosanW or North
Vietnamese troops and government
"'orkers have been mohili7.ed Lo battle the
1vo rst floods in the history of North Viti·
nam, Radio ll ano! s<ild today. Jt slid
p<irl" Qf llanoi were underwater and l~at
floods had washed away highways and
dlkt:!'i pr0lc<.1ing crQpS,
I
Give11. Utl
By Marit1es
By JOHN VAL TERZA
Ot t~• 0 11!, l'tlol Sti ll
'fwo miles of priine ~l arine Corps
beach al Sun Onofre and much of San
r.l ateo Canyon are In public hands today
-the result or ;i co1npromise agreement
n1aklng President Nixon a victor.
The ~talc of California assumed lease
ti!le for 50 years of the disputed two-mile
stretch dirPc!ly uproast fr om the San
Onofre Bluffs State Beach.
And the existing 3.5-rni!e section opened
earlier this year under a 2S-yelr term
\Vas added to new 50-year agreement.
~late olficials in Sacrunento told the
DAILY PILOT this rnorning that t he
coveled new section or beachfront would
be opened 11·ith minin1um facilities within
a n1onlh.
Fred F'ieldlng, associate counsel for
President Nixon. announced confirmation
~f the compro1nise agreement -ham·
n1cred out among miliLary brass,
rrpresenlali\'es of the House Armed
Services Com1nittee and officials of the
State Depa rtment of J>arks and Recrea-
tion.
Basically, the nc1v public territory in-
cludes:
-Two 1ni\cs o( blufftops and beach
stretching ln1mediately upcoast of the ex-
isting hlufrs beach, pa~ lhe San Onolre
Nuclear generating stallon lO the exisling
J\l<irine Corps Enlisted Man's Beach club.
-2.380 acres of San J\lateo Canyon
11·hic h is planned to accommodate parked
cars and camping when the entire state
1jarcel isdeveloped.
-A ltvel access easement from the c&11-
yon to the beach.
1\flcr signing the $1-a-year lease State
Parks f)epartment leaders said their next
step \1·ill be to seek $3 n1illion to develop
the gift.
Funding might be forthcoming next
~·ear to develop the park. Priority will be
given lo se"•age, water and electrical
service. The first two would probably be
bought frorn lhe city of San Clemente.
The exact boundary of the new public
hind in San l\1ateo Can~1on v.·as not im-
n1ediately announced. It was not im·
mediately known whether ranches and
lanns in the canyon "'ill be allowed to re-
inain.
Fif'\d ing :<:nicl, ho\vever. thl11 lhe ex-
i!it111i.; en!lsted man's club and beach
11 oold re1na1n in 1nil itary hands .
One stiff lcrm of 1he nPw lease is that
the proper1.v n1usl be used for public
rerreatu;n and any permanent structurea
11 ould require ledcrn! anproval.
Those terms eliminate the n1ajor ob-
je<·t1on by the flO"·crfu! lloLL~r comm1tlee
which h:td th11·ar!ed ....-1xon's plans to
gr:int the canyo11 and beaches to the stale
in a dl'ecl .
r-.1en1hers of the advisory group pro-
lesled lhe deed plan because it could give
Ilic slate a chance to grant some or lhe
prnpcrty for private deve!O\)lnenl.
Congress agreed with lhe idea and late
In its last session included riders in ma-
jor military funding legislation forbidding
anl' t ran.~fer of title of Pendleton lands
"·ithout Congressional approval.
Becau.~c of the compromise -agreed
upon by Armed Services Committee
Chairman 'F. Ed1varrl Hebert ( 0-La.) -
Congressiona I opposition lo the lease is
not expected.
The granting of the Pendleton lands
came after so1ne flaring tetnpers. ln the
most rrcent dispute Pendleton Com·
mander l\laj. Gen. Grorge Bowman and a
Los Angeles Representative tangled.
The dispute Hued over comments at-
tributed to \he General at a Vista Lions
Club Luncheon in which he assertedly ac-
cused Rep. 11 lphonzo Bell of wanting to
open the beech up to hippies.
Bel l, a champion or the public use of
Pendleto11 Beaches and a guesl of honor
:it the San Onofte Bluffs dedication
earlier this year, issued angry replies.
Technically. the new beach today Is
public property, but slate officials •<f..
vised beachgoers to be patient and wait
lo test the new public power until
portable toilets aod adequate aeceu
routes ar' arranged.
Unrestricted publlc use of \he ntw gift
will probably begin later lhis month, they
said, and would be handled through a
l'Oncession agreement -similar to the IJUl'•
ccssful Onofre Blufls operation..
2 Unions J\•[akc Up
LOS ANGl!:l.ES (AP) -Tut natkm'•
two elC'Ctrli:al workers unions. whicb once
(ought to destroy each ot11er, h3ve signM
a mutunl Bid part ar\d are hold inl
discussion." expetttd lo lead to a merger,
2 DAIL 'I' PILOT St
Water U11its
Blast Jury
Accu satio11 s
J udo Experts
Clio p Thieres
SPARKS. f>.'t \', tl.:Pl 1 -l'wo
burglar!> h11d more than !My could
twidJ e \\'edne.sda y when they broke
into the Sparks Judo and JUJ!tsU
club.
~''ttal Q'a!er dJstncts tn Orangt (l)un·
ty are ~acting sharp!Y tn a Grand Ju~·
report callmg for lhe t.hm1na!J(ln of mort.
than 100 special d1stric1 s
The Intruder! were gre~led b}' a
black·l'lelt ]tJdo lnstruc!Dr . two
~ludf'nl.s armed 'A'ith spear!. a ktn·
do suck. an obie belt and a replica or a machint gun
Herb La~11e rnld Sparks pol1rP h1.~
judo sc-hool had heen h11ri:lar11Pd
tv.·tce 10 the pa~! mnnth Sn. h~ and
his fathf'r. Aer1 . and h i~ brnthflr in·
la11.. John Crntln. ha1·r betn slePp-
ing in lht bui!dlnJ: hnri1nR tn ca!t'h
lhfl burRlars. Tht> fa ther and the
hrnt hPr•tn·law ha1 e hten taking
iudn instruct 1nn
At least a half-dozen countv \l.ltrr
d1slricts ha\'t hPen ln\'llrd tn Ulsta ,\lesa
Sept 14 to consider a rrply fo the Grand
J ury accusat1on s
The county Grand Jury rtport callt'.'d
most nf lhf' count~ 's s0tclal dislnrl~ -
mcluding watf'r dist r1c1s -"archa1r
legacif'.<. frnm an al:!nrulfural er,.. ·· !!
su~l!f'St,..d that mnst s~1al d1.qr1c1s
should be cnmbrnrrl anrl plarrd undrr
control of lhe bnard nf suprrvisors
Districts ei:pectrd to mer! Srpt. 1~ 1n
Costa Mesa include· 1-ll".lulton·f·;igue!
~'ater Distrirt: Sl".luth Coa ~! \Yat,.r
District : Lagun.11 Brach: lr\·ine Ranch ,
El Toro. and Sanllapn "'atl"r d1ctricts . as
well as lhf' Cos1a ~·!esa Coun,ty 'i\'ater
D slncr. in itiator of the meetin,(1:
~~arin Duranl". prrs1df'nt nf 1!'11• Cni;ta
~ltsa district. \\Trilt rin an,crv lf'11er tn
lht. olher districts rall!ng the ~r11nd JUry
rePOrt •·unfair and poorl y "'rit1f'n"
He said: ''Thi~ GrMd Ju rv report is so
ty>orly 1vritten. so urif11i r iri l1S cr1t1c1sm
a nd without an~· evidence nr justif1catt(ln
for its conclusions !hat a!J sperial
districts shnuld be eliminat~ Iha! I fl'tl
the Orange County public water agenc ies
should consider the action. H an v. "'e
should take in response to this Unfair
criticism.·•
The districts will mert al 7 .10 pm.,
St:pt. 14, in the Costa r..1rsa cttv hall first
floor conference room. n Fa ir .Dri ve.
Alvin Pinkie~·. a Cosl.1 ~iesa Coun·
ci.Jman and a ~'a!er district director. said
the dislricts shoul d show the Grand Jurv
where it is \••ron g. but :i l!ln ought tn saY
what is righ t abnut the rt'port.
The Grand Jurv renort Q'as ~i,l!'nf"d bv
Doreen ~iars hall . fnrmf"r ~!ayor nf
1\1t1~:port Beach and rurrenl forrm11n flf
the Grand Jury ll blamed lhe rxistence
of such di strict~ nn thr "walls nf
defPnse" built b~· di strict dirE'ctors \vho
Wl'!re virtuall y untouch.1hle by the publir_
The Grand Ju ry report takes much the
same attitude as an earlier report nn
specia.J districts put out by the Orange
Countv League of Cities
Pinkl ey said hr felt there "'f're some
small special distrirts . such as r..iosquito
Abatement. !hat cnuld bt put undtr coun·
ty dl'!partments. but that most ~·ater
districts served speci al functions htlpful
to I.heir local area.
Aaron K. Latter
Last Rites Held
Funeral services were held in Corona
del Mar this aftern fl('ln for Aaron K. Lat.
t.er . a Laguna Hills res ident Q·ho died
Tuesday al Hoag f\.-lemorial Hospital. He
was 58.
The riles "'ert cnnducterl at Pac1f1c
View Chapel and mterment lnl!owed at
Pacilic View Memorial Park
Mr, Lattl"r. who lived at. 23AA Via
Mariposa '-''rs!. 1s surril•t.d b\· his wife
~1ary : a da ughtt.r . Au_t:ust .l ·Dalton of
New Mc._xico a.nd ~·o gra.ndch1ldren .
School Chaos Seen
In San Francisc o
SAS F'RA:\CISCO rL:PJ 1 -Top schnnl
11dm1nistralnrs fear !hat p a r e n t s '
OOyco tts. the bu5tng nf 2~.oon childrrn and
nther problems cnuld turn th! Cit\ 's in
~pat1on plans into chans wh~n classe~
oprn Sep!. lJ
One antibustnii R'.P'.IUf' r n n c • r n • rl
paren~ !aid that it u a~ 1.1rr,.rl1hl , ih;ot
Supt , Thomas A Sh.;h,...n ll'1if i,.. n"
vac ation during chr first wet>k~ nf !hr
term. ~avtng hi' sh.,uld ''!l:t 1 h!rt and
fac,. lht music"
OIANGl COA1T
DAllY PILOT
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Jee~ I:. Cw•l1v
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See C l•-•t9 Offkt
Joi North El c .... 1~. 11.,1. •2672 f
\\'hen 1hP1 hParri a "'indnw br1n~
pried npen, !ht three mPn "·a1t1ng
ln:<.ide uPrf' rradv One of the 10• truder~ ~·as ca ii!!h l 1mm~1atPlv
and tied do11•n "llh the nh1e l>el!.
\\'hich is wnrn tn JU J1lsu. Thr nlhrr
man tried lo run . hut was caugh t a
block away Md subdued with the
kendo stick , a Japanese figh ting
'-'"eapon.
Flight Path
Office Plan
Stirs Stor111
A proposal by Leisure World officials
to construct a one-story offtce building
a..long the El Toro 1'1anne base fl ight pa th
has sparked a strong protest from ba~
officials.
Speaking against !hr proposal at the
ccunty plann ing commission Tue sday,
Lt. Col. E. P. J;inz. base community
1la1son officer . said consl ruc tinn woulrl
violate an <1grf'emen t bctll'een base and
company officials.
The Marine claimed this 11grerment
banned commercial structures in tile
a.ooo foot wid e greenhelt. arta beneath
th!'! jt.l approach !o the air station.
However, Lei su re \Vnrld physic al prop·
erty services director Rober! Ba ile.v
cnunter(d fhat tht. off1cP building would
not be commP.rcial . but \\'nuld .<.imply
service an ex1slin_1! storage and mainten·
ant i'!. facility at th!'! retirement commun·
j{\'
'As a furthrr argumPnt a~a1nst building
thr 1.800 square foot slruclure. Janz ~aid
the ~'avy Department planf. to e1·enluallv
purchase the greenbe lt are;i '" in."ur,. it
1s nf"ver devtloped Thi" ~1arine. no11n l':
the hiJ?h number of Jel ni1:hts into !ht.
bast , aaid worker1 Jn the office bu!idin g
would bt su bjttted In an "extremely
dangerous and nois y s1tua11nn ."
The planning commiss1nn tonk nn ilC·
tion on the matter pend1n~ a le'2al npin·
ipn on permitted uses of t.he approach
arf"a.
Eniployes Charg e
'Toucli and T ell'
Sessions Sexy
WASHINGTON IAP 1 -Sf'na lt l11·
v'st1gatnrs art' checking rnmpl<t1nts frnm
governm~nf enplnyes that rhe.v are being
prrssured into joining ra ce rtla!rnns
grnup encnunters that border nn 1n1·asion
of pr i\·acy
Ahct D \\'alked nut nn one ... uch sessrnn
becau~e. Shi' ."<11d. "1t ~,,t her dnll·n '" S"X
l1fr and just f'lnu·nr112ht 11nc<>lled-fnr
1 Ul '7ar lan11 ungr ··
Her bnf.S 1n an A.i;ricullure Dep;irtmen1
at:f"nr\· inF-1F-!.<: the mt>et1ng~ ar' an
e11rntFt a!ltmpt "In carr~ nut Prts1dent
\\'1.'nn·,.. d1rt>ctl\'Pf. In l'nd r ,IJ c i a 1
d1scrimin;it1nn in Rl'l''"rnmrnt "
The (lfflcial rrferrrfl tn !ht mee ting~ as
··~·nrkshrips ..
Alth,,ugh snm~ penple call lhem "tourh
and tell" nr "conflict and cnnfronra!ion ''
~essions. "l\'e sav it's s en s it i \' l t '!
tralflin,;:.'' said 11 ~na1e rnnstitut1onal
rights SuhcnmmJt!.tl' il'll't' ... l1gatnr
"And u·hate .. ·er it's called. this is clear·
ly O\'tr lhr hne 1nlo a u·nrkrr·s pPr<>nnal
pri\·acy The .'!rJ\ ern111t'.'nl 111~t rlnrsn·1.
ha re an~· busines." grl!1n_i! 1nsidl' m.1· head
and cerrainlv nn Ousint'ss tr,\ ing to
chan_l!t !h' "·a.v I think." he added .
Executil·f' ai;:f'nry defendt>rs nl lh,. pro-
gram df"ny 11 11'1\'fllves formal sPn~it11·11y
training Bur they ~a~r the ses~1nns arf"
C'lnsidtrt.d sens1!1\·e 1n the sense that
they ~omelimes louch dee ply roott'd
rac'1a/ vi ews,
Schools OK
S.Laguna
Control Plan
Trustf'ts of thl" Laguna Bt'aCh l'n1r1f"d
Schnnl D1s!r1ct V.'ednesd8y ~greed to 511p-
pnrt in pr1nc1plf' a gtnf'ral pla.n nf Snu!h
La~1na railing rnr rnn1r1Jllf'ri rle \e\l'.lp-
mrn1 nr the unlncorpnratPd area
ThP proposal, prrsPnted by Ah 1n
V.'iehl r and Pred Lang nf !ht S<iu!h
Laguna C11·ic Assoc1atinn . cal l~ lnr :it1
ultimaie popula.tion of ahout io.r.oo and an
add1t1nnal t-IPmrntar~· srhool.
Sinre thr bnard harl Qn/y cnn1·cntrl fnr
a ~turly cr.~~1nn In rt1·1ew lhP prnpnsal. no
action ~·a~ takPn 10 !1Uppor1 nf fht mat·
!er. Hnwr1•Pr. tru.l'lf"f'~ \'OICt'ri s!rnng ap-
pro val of the conrrpt and nrdtrtrl 8
rt-solution prf"pa red for board con·
slrlerat1on.
"I am ror controlled den~1ty . \'try
def1n1!t>ly, .. sa1rl lrus!ee Patr1c1B G1lltflt
following thr presen tat1nn. "I think the
p!11.n ba s a lot of possibilitie.s."
Thf' general plan . \Oo'hich is nnt yt t cnm-
p!eted , is heing 1·oluntarily preparPd h~· a
group of South Laguna residtn!s unrfer
the direction (lf architrct Frrd Lang.
Y.'hen completed in Nol'emher. Lang will
present the cont rollerl densily proposal to
county plannt.ri; fnr official consirlera tinn.
If uncontrolll'!d rlt Vl'lopmt.nl i~ allowtd.
resident Al Wiehle told the boa rd. the
population coul d ultimately reacli 611.000
in the 1.400 acre area.. Thi~. hr addf'd.
"·ould necessitate the construction of
srvl"ral J:chooli;.
Hn...,·e1•rr, lhe planning !l'roup h11s
detrrmlned lhar only one 11rea of ground
i$ level Pnoui;:h In build a school t'Xists In
the hill,v community.
This sitr. \Vie"nll'! arider!, lies ju~1 north
nf Three Arch Bay. hut is ovl'r th,. school
d1s!rict boundary li ne and within the
Cripi~trann Unirierl School Oislric r.
\Viehlf' predic!ed thal the population
limit ;inrl rherefnrP the nef"d lor the
school. would nn! be rrAched until the
1990's. ThP popu la!ion of the area is now
abo111 4.000.
Lang and \\'iehle ln!d lhe trustee.~ the.v
had hast'd their populatinn limi! figures
on seismic cnnsiderat!ons. st"'age trrat·
mPnt and '-''A!Pr limit ii tions, ;ind on a
drsirr to prf"strve the existing Muth
Laguna rnvironmenL
"11evelopment shoulrl b, limited !n
<t rras that are neither loo 'i!eep, too
seismic nor 100 env1rnnmenlal!v in·
\'0[1·rrl ." Lang sairl In discu~sing seismic
consideration~. Lang noted lhat !"'O
minor earthquake fa ults ran lhrough the
community.
Girl Hitchhiker
Kidnaped at
Gunpoint, Raped
A Costa Mf'sa girl. hitchhiking with her
sister. wa.~ kidn,:11ped and raped \\',.d·
nrsda~' b.\' thP man who ga \·t them a ndt.,
according In !he accoun! she R:3"'f' po lir,..
HuntinJ;lnn Beach police said the in·
cident occurred shortly l>efore nonn as
the girls. 17 and 19. th umbed a ridt. to the
bf':trh
The.v tnld C11f1cers tht>~' 11.·ert ricked up
by a man In his earl.1· 20s "'"hn "·as dri v·
1ng a latt mndrl ""·hite Plymouth.
HP drn1·t tht l\l'O to"'rird the hf'a rh. bul
al !he intersPrtinn nf Brnt1khurst Strtl't
,:11nd Pacific Cnast HiErh"·a,·, ht' dre11.' 11 ~un and fnrcerl !ht nlder iirl O'UI of rh t
car. pnllce wtre tnld.
HP lhPn dro\e a l"n~ C0ast Hti:;h"•ay tr,
a L;icant field at Brach B(\ult'varrl "'h!'rf'
hf" fapf'd lh !' .vnung er ,£ir) tinf'I !hPn forced
her nut nf fh P r.ir. nff1ce1·s s11id
The lf'tnRtf"r u•11 lked tn 8 nt11rbv
trail er p.;irk \\'ht're she cal led polirl! Th0f'
nlrll'r girl had r ;i lled of fi cr rs mnm ents
earner to report her si5tt r's abduclinn
Co unty-Lagun a Road
Agree111ent Extender!
A road mainltnance a g r ! t m t n t
bel"'·een the ciiy of Laguna Bea ch and
th e Oran~e County Road Dtparfm("ril ha.s
been ri:tendf'd fnr ont. .vtar by action of
lhe Board of Supervisors.
Ro11rd mtmher.~ apprn\'e-d lh t recom·
mendat1nn 'If County Road f.()mm1 ss1o ntr
Ted ~1rUJnville Tu!!sd.l ~· which call s for
lhe cit.v to pay the county for road
maintt>nancr 11.·nrk on a time and
material cost btlsis.
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Pageant Official Slated
To Leave Ho spital Today
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Pa~rant nf th t ~!asters producer-direc·
lllr Dnn Wilhamsnn Y.'15 M"l1tduledl Lo
lea\'e thP hnspital today und l'r doclor'a
ordflrs lo convaltsct for !he nt i:t six
u·tt~(.
\~ 11!1amMln, :'17. u•a.t adm1t1td In Snuth
Ola~\ Ctimmun1t~· Hnsp1!1tl la!t Sundal'
n1aht alttr cn1Jap~1n~ 111 !h, Fl'~l1v11I
ernund.• fn!Jn,,.,·m & the last performance ril
tht Pa.cf'ant
His w1FP .Jn~t>ph in,. ~aid 1h1~ mr.rn1ni: hr
w11~ "mak1ng \'t ry ~nnd r.tr1dt s 1 1n
r~11peroi.1 1ng from lhP ulc l!r "ilmr nt
11.·hirh hfld hn,p1ta!i.r:f'd him
· He h.id just pushrd hlm~elf 10 Ion~
11nrt .~n hard that he f1naJly cn\L1psi!d ,"
~frs V.'iliamson ga1d.
ShP-11ddtd that htr husband had not
bten feeling well for the past 9;f!tk: but
h11f'I puf nff 11:et>k inj! med1c1l ca.re until the
f1n11! cl()~f' nf the ~ix -...,·eek pagt11 nl.
"Ht alrr11dv lnok!i Ml much bett,.r th11.n
ht clid last .... ·Cek :' ~h" .•aid.
~!rs WilliamY).n noted tha1 hf'r hw·
h.lnt1 hn~ h11tl thr ~tomach 11 ilment fl'.lr
Jil'l'!'fll l \·e~r~. bu1 nnly rrrentl y did 11
br11n In °holhl'r him
Hn~p11a t nfficials de!trmin!'I'! lh,1Jf tht
r111;!'1t nl tl1rt"clnr's ('f'lll lJ)~' \l.'I~ C&U ~ed
bv .-cnmblnatlnn nf fatlgut . a poor
,'pr11tt 11nd the 5tom1ch problem.
t 111d,.r f'ire
!~ . .\ C0untv Public Admini.c;lrat·
nr Btilctn ·Kri~tov irh ha s been
~u~pendect pending the results
of a Grand Jury invei;tigation
in to the operations of his of·
!1ce. Kristovich ipictured in file
photol h.lnd les millions of dol·
lar~ in ar-set.~ of persons v.·ho
d ied v.11houl \\'ills. St9ry. Page
R.
.1 ud ge Reaffirms
Desegregation
Busin g Ord er
fly Unlt!d Prr.<.~ lnttrnat!nnal
A jud,Rr. c0n tt>nd ing husing is "a~
Americ11n a.~ apple pif'." has reJused to
rtl'IS,. !ht Nor1h 's fi rst massive school
cl~Sl'Freizat inn nrrier.
And JudgP Damnn ./. f\p1th \l'llrnrrl
\'and11l.o; at rnntiac, Mich. where lfl busts
u•f'rP rlf'slrn.vt-rl hy rx plns11·es r..tonday
nighr. that "this ca.~e "''i!I not be srtrled
1n thr s!rerts.
"II necessarv. wP will put marshals inn
lht hll~l'!~I. \\'1"··11 hrin11: nut !hr FRI nr USP
"''111!P\•er remerly nel'P<>sar~· i;n rha i ti's
rarned out:· Keith s.:11d \\ednesday 1n
Detroit.
l\eith d1i;mis.~Pd a su11 filerl hy Lhe N-~
flnn al Action Grnup tn h;iJI hit orf'lrr rn
d,.sep:regatl! P n n t i 11 f' 's 24 .oon.~tudcnt
11rhnnl .sys1f'm. particul 11 rl)' hlnrkln11: (he:
bu!1ni;: nf 11.iOO children. School opens
Tuesdas.
ln GPor11:ia, Frd,.ra.I .Judj:!r AlexanrlPr
A. La\l•rence r1irf'r tf'd t\l·n Tlhndr f!<l<1nrl
t>ducat()r.~ rrf'dited with dr;i...,·1ni: up the
r n n t rn1·rrsh1I Charlntl!-~1eck1enhuri:,
r-: r, liChl)OI plan l(I df'vi ~e "" desegreg;i.
tinn prn~;im for Rirh mnnd !Augusta)
County. G11
12 Witt Approval
'Pilot' Programs
Come Under Fire
A rnntrnversy fl\'t>r a parent's rl~hl to
yi\nk a child nut or a "pilot" program
erupltcl ~'ednt.~cl11y during a meettng ('If
tht Truslt'.'es Qf th! San Joaquin Elemen·
!ar.\ Sf'hno! Oistricl.
Artrr repeated a.ssurancts that parrn!s
do h111'f' this option. thr bo11rd unanimous.
Jy approved 12 "pilot" prog rams for the
coming ye ar.
Trustee Rohl"rt.D11meron 11~ked dt~1nct
nlf1c1al s 1! alterna1e classe! wPre
a\ a11ah1e for ynungster,o; who~r parents
fl\rh1d their a11end11nce in a pilnt prugram
1n1ol\ 1ng an ent1r" grade le\ el.
Dr. \\'1lhan1 Szocki; !old l>amt>rnn prn-
\·ls1ons can he made fnr th11t s1tuar1nn
and i;!ressed 1h11I principal.~ mak" el'l'!ry
eHorl ro contrict parents berore nell' pro-
gr11ms arr put 111!0 effect.
Rud Retves nf l\1 1ssior1 Viejo, represcn·
ling .l Jllrour nf Cnrdil lPra &hool p11rents
who ha1 e been npe nly cntic;i l nf pilot
programs, cnn('urred that parental con·
sent is a nt>cessil y.
Hr added lh<it thr pr in1ary gnal nf the
programs should be ::in nbjective search
fnr leaching reform.'l de.~ign,d In ac·
cnmplish the schoor.~ primary f1inction -
tn teach ski!l11, transmit heritagt, and
train lhe Intellect.
He urged lrl!.~tPe:oi tn decide if !ht nPW
program is superior to the "traditional"
prn,Eram . The best way lo judge this is 10
compare a1·erai;:e scores of 11chit vement
in basir skill areas 1tmnni;: ~!lJdt nls from
''lrad1t1onal" and "pilo t'' programs, he
added.
"V.'e believe healthy rompeli11nn an1nng
studrnts is positive and programs which
demean th is a!11tude can onlv ser\•e ,,,
retard a student's adaplal ion in 1 highly
cnmpet1tirr snciel~·." hf" i;aid .
The bnard members assu red Ree1·e:oi
Illa ! 1hev, 100. wan! lo see lest results al
the end ·nr the Ve.1r,
Dr Slock11 sa.1d he \l'nuld provide !hem.
bu! p1ln! proi;;:ram,1; l'tre nnl designed In
shnw .acaderrlic J11uperior1 1.v. "t\1e ;ip.
proach pilot~ by looking fnr evidence that
'S mil e' Drawin g
Slated Se pt. 10
The r...1ermaid." nf lhP Laguna Rl":i rh
rh:imhPr nf rommPrrl" u·1ll hold a f'lrav.··
in.I!. S{'pl. 1n in lrnnt nf c1 t.v hall tn
drtrrm1ne the pr ize w1rwiers in their
!':mile campaign
Thf' pri1rs. which wilt Ji!O to f'mp!l'l,l'f'~
nf Cham ber mpn1hl"rs 11nd hR\'P been
(ino:11ed h_v \';1rir11i~ mf'rchant.~. includr a
trip 1n S11n Franciscn. 11 month's supply
nf ~;i~nl1nfl and clnthinJll .
The smile r11mpaign ha s been gn1ng nn
;ill summer 11nd was rlci;i_l!n{'rl tn prnmn1e
plf'a.~ant ernp!nyP·Cu~tomPr rf"la!ion~.
!'iati~r1ed c·us1nmPr~ nominatrd stnre
cle rk.-; for rh, contest
i\·!1~~ La~1111a Bea ch. Fri\n1·is Ol11erf'll.
\\'ill draw lhe wlnn lng ti1·kf'\~ l'll lhr 11 :.10
.l.m. C!'remnnv, which '-''ill mark the end
nr !he i;111ile can1pa ign.
I thick
nylon textured
pl11th b~ /) .
1U cWtaru.
for only
112.95 1q. yd,
Th1•t'1 1 .. e~ • '"11l1k 11 •"•~11.
tu1~•:eu• 1~J (l f1f111 ftVlll" y1r•1
p•t~td ;~;., Fortu~••u liY IC1r11h•,
vtu'll '""""'' ... ~~ 1k:1 f1,h<1~1 lil1
+11+u•1J ,tl\10~ l l •p1 I ~f l I U(~ I
"'''''' p•i••· 0.1 •• "'w!+i.1 11~•• 1•1
l l"l li•• '"'·
!hey are al! 11ucce"15ful a~ sell-contained
classroo ms, not neressarily better," ht
1aid .
"\Ve're not trying to 1ndulgr ynungster1
l'>r experimt.nt ll'ilh thtm or h.1 rm th•m
1n any 1rav. "'e're mtrelv look ing at dif·
feren l way! for boys uid gir ls to learn.''
\T arteresian Rites
Sch edul ed Friday
In La g un a Bea ch
Funrral .~erv1ce.~ wil l be cooducterl In
Laguna Bearh f'rirla.v l'lfler noon al I
l"'clock frir 29-year-old Roh Va.rtl'!res1an,
1he. S•)O nl well.known Oran_i!e Coa~L
reslaura!eur "Turk" Vartere~ian .
The S;in .J11;in Capistrano re.~ident and
f::i lher 4lf twn ynuni:: son.~ wet.~ killed early
Tuesday t.vening in ii Capi~trano ReAch
motnrc\'rle-car crash.
The ;ites \Oo'ill be held in Sheffer Laguna
Beach r..1ortuarv and burial will follow 11t
Pa ci fic View ~l emorial Park 1n Corooa
ciel r..lar.
t.1r. Varreresia n, v.·ho lived al 307111
Calle Resplendnr, le11ves h111 widow,
Penrlope: i;ons. Boh Jr. and Rry 11n; hi_.
p11rrnt~. ~I r. anri ~1rs, H.:irry "Turk'"
Varteres1an of Laguna Beotch ; a sister,
t:and.v, nf Lagu na Beach: h i 1
izrandparents, Mr. and Mr.". Sam Volkov
nf L;i HabrA. and hi.~ grandmolher, Mrs.
Alicia Varteresi an of Los Angeles.
Man Se ntenced
After H e First
Face cl Flogging
A m11n \1·hn nearly hec.:1 me Orange
Cnun1y ·~ first le~al f1n,i;ging rf'ci pil"nt was
srnte nced to st11te rrisnn \Vednellei11,v fnr
a 1rrm nr six months to 11'1 yf':irs by
Superior J ud¥e B~Ton K. ~fcl\·1 il111n .
Bruce Darryl Howl"ll. 22 nf V.'isrnnsin
was returned 10 1·ourl frnm a QO.day
dia.~nnstic study and .Jud~P McMill11n
dtlerminPd lhat he F-hou!d he St'nt rnced
on chargfs nf retei1•1ng stolen prnpe rly.
Hn...,·ell harl p!e;ided guilty May 19 to
the charge wh 1c.·h haf'I bern reduced fro m
buri:lary invol\'1ng Leaming lnduslries,
0rrurrrrf l;i~t January.
Howell berame celehratt'd in November
1970 when Superior JudJ(e Willi am f\.fur·
ra ,1• i;en!rnced hin11n J.) la.~hes with a cat
o'nioe tai l~ Instead nf pri$nn .
Tht> nn1•rl sentence prnducPd a wavt: ot
prote.~1~ and 11 rPfu~at hy Sheriff .rame.s
i\1 usick to adminislcr !he puni.~hml'!nt.
~iurr;iy riropped the fln,;:ging Sf'n!enct
;ind ga \'e Howtll 911 rfa ys in !he Cnunty
.J:ii! for hi.~ ass~ult 11n a fl'lln w prisoner.
tr YOU CA.'"T
C0~1E IN -CALL
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c,..me tn
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u1!h &Amp!~
1>1thou1 IU1.Y
f"bl1 p.tion
to you I
K1rwtn •kt1 carpN llkt 10G' l1flMd 1ovr lh with tbtm .••
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PROFE SSIONAL
INTER IOR DES IG NE RS
H.J.GARRtfT fURNll1JRE
l l IS HARBOR !LVO .
COSTA MES•. CALI F.
6-46-0175 6•6-0276
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LEGAL NOTIC~
'"" NOflC• TO c ••o•To•u
,Ul".111011 COUllT OF Tiil
5T,t.Tl Of C,t.l1f'Ol l0.1. l'•I
flllr COUltTT Of' 011.t.NOE
( Olmly Bonds
OVER THE COUN1 1ER u bow Tucr ca ~c
re:s1denls
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NASO L11fln91 for W~ne1dty S1ptember I, 1971
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t-.1arlin and broadbill counts continue to build as this season w.,. ..... ,,, sw'"""' t, 0 11
h -·-as the markings of being one of the best in quite a fev.· ytars. ,1.,T 1to\clf . .co v••ai. J v••' o•d•.
Peggv lhl.chcock of t~ Ball)ia Angling Club reports that to C1''"''"'· ru• ... uooc • , c.G T1>1 L!mll !1mllnl t.D..10 •.00 '10 da le 29 marlin and IS broadbill have been weighed 1n at the DH-~u. PoA.-1 <1tin.1a11 J t111 • ie;
Club ~,:.~,:-:·,r LOOI. Boe~ l .I(! l.MI
1'his past 11'eckenrl saw .lin1 r.1oore of Balboa deck a 1 ~2!~ '"n' 79 JllQ . No 'era!,~•• pounder on the boat Aquaduk and Edwrna Bissey of Huntington OH-Oe•oMeor ..,,. ·~c-
Beach land a 135-pounder while her husband skippered their ,t:coNo tr •c t _--;;; v•'"' 1 ,,.,
boat the Wahoo. 01a, a. uo. c1.1m1,... p~,,. 11900
Currently lhe i"'l spot is the 14 mile bank but Jots nr spike-P•11"" B•r 1•me 1Sm11"> i.ot1 'XI 'Kl "'• • C.l•<IL.•dlf>etne•) l.0).MI bil ls are bt'ing seen bct111een 1he 2\)IJ and the east end of Cat:ilina Lo!!••on 1,1.1111on1 •.IO
Island. The bill fish are hitting a little bit of everythini: as ang-~';'"5,;,,t-:.Ou~'10
lers report n1any strikes on feathers. Knuckleheads. Hyers and
I u' NIGllTL y OOV•Lf H -(".e T~• ive mack erel L•"'u " , _ '•II•• ••• 1 ...... r.11
Ted Na ft zger has lied hi s ind1v1du;il mark of catching sevl"'n u o.ao.
hf'(ladbi ll in one season .:ind is now on his "-'OY to eslablishu1g a THi•o ""'' _ 3i~ v•roi M.,at~ 1 ne"' record for himself. ,.,, a•a•. c101mtn• Pu•,. 111t.O
Veteran harbor area skipper and angler Jim Donn~lly rr-~ ... ~1,i;,,•n~'1 n • 1 ° F :'.i'o 11c ,..,
ports that !here are a lot of broadbill in the waters bet>\·een !he 11•11 """''" !""'"""' •!(I l 'Ill
11·esl ends or the outer islands and the Channel Islands, The big 11 ·;·:;:;0_11"1';' ~(1~~'."'011 1 '°
1;ame fish are (ecding best on large squid, but Donnelly also re-No Scr 11rnu . __ _
ports that many anglers are getting solid strikes on live mackerel. ,-ov•rH ••c1 -.oo •uo•. , ~•.>r
old• (la«f><nv Purv 'XICO N e1v S (•h(•Of 0 11 Wt1 y Up 'a•~l TOP B•• !PornorJ ~.60 J oo 'oo Dyn•mo P•1tOI j(tD!ll>•I •1G 100
Reports lrom do\\n south indicate a new school or albacore Obor•Qn 11,~ !"•"'' •to
h d l I . . r s o1 T:,.,, -.XI ino. as mO\'C nlo eoasta "·aters. Boats f1sh1ng out o an ego No x .. 1cn•1-
have posted abo\'e a1'erage catches of toad albacore some 10 to '"™ •.1.ct: _ .ro '""'-1 ,,.,
l~ miles off Todos Sanlos Island. 010; Cf1•m•"' Pu•u J)(ll)(t
In addition to the large longfins ~kippers also report a fai r ~;·:;:~;n ~:;~~.::11·(-rm1,,n)ll.1JO 1 ~;g ~:~
number of buge yellowfin tuna and bluefin Tun a ba1•e been talo:em or1v1n' Man (Wot;onJ 11 oo
d h ,..,_ Tim• -_10 1/10. aroun t e uironado Islands. No scr11c~"·
Davey's Locker will be running an albacore boat out lo lhe ""'" ""'t: _ oC4 '"'"' 1 .,,,,
area around the 43 fathom spot Sa tnrday in hopes or inter~pt. old• a. uP. c1 •. m1.-. Pu•" 11POG
Ing the mi grating albles. For reservations on lbe party boat ~;~ 1sn,:r:';;',19in~''" 1 •.tMl 1.: ; .:;: phone 673·1434. Hvslllnt Bo, 2 !V•ut n"\ J ;(I
Sk, I'll I' . 1. •-I I S I b Tim• -,?0 1110. 1ppers are s 1 very op 1m1s 1c auuu a grea . r p em er No 5cr•t rn ...
and Octobfr for albacore. tuna. yello~·ta il and dolphin. The waler ,1 """cT• 1 _on TM •••"'" 1 _
temperature has dropped a cou ple of degrees in the pas t tl\·o To• an.co, '""' w1.H .
days, and the bait cond itions are good. 11vt:NTH ••Cf _ 110 • .,0,. 1 v••r
• F" / • O / .~ • ola• &. u~. Claiming, Puri• 11.0C 1are a I S ••••g II ,, ,,,.. w.11.,.., R••v•" IW•rdi io.oo 410 :!XI
F. ·-h' d k ' · I f f d lit ~Im• !Mll\UOO) l .IO 190 is1""rmen are ca.le ing a u es m1x ure o .,KUr ace an P•••o 01•11nq 1L•onam1 1 .o
botl.om fish on the half day i1nd a!] day boats running out of 5cJ~';;.~.d ~5 i.},',o. ..,.,,0ua1t.
Ne"·port Harbor. Landin~ offi cials report that bass and mackere l --
1 d. lh d ·1 I I l I h'I k r· h b d d lrlOHlH lll•CI' -JSll '"'a' 1 ""' are ea 1ng e <11 y lS 1 ota s "' i e roe IS , arracu a an 01<1• a. uP, •11owanc••. """' 11100.
some bonito are fillin g up the rest of the sack~. R ~a c"' e' • • 11 •'
Bo . c 1· dS Cl . IW••iOP'l •.OO J ;oG J IO ats running oul to ata 1na an an emtnte a!'e getting Cnl<~ D<><>lin 1vau1nn1 l '° 11~
11 good bite on bass "'ith a few i•ello\\'S -but they are not in a OH-c~1•1•• ~Per n•d 110 CH-1.'oll•••o• (Poeel '10 biting mood , 11mo -.11 1111.
Bay fishing is also listed a~ fair . but should pick up after 6'~·~"~ .. --;;n;.~··:0: ,~~;'
lhe summer crowds lcavf'. Ren tal s kiffs fis hing outside the jetty . . . . . NINTH llACt: -tc.(I •••<>• l v•At are picking up some small boo1to, halibut and barracuda on live 01<1, a. .. ,.. ci.im ..... F11i. ... """ Mu• ..
bail """' 1i000. PanctlQU~ (o.a1"i f_(IO l <O
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Jnsidr the harbor anglers using clam.~ and cut bait are Loiaaoo. 1o'~Y•"
!'i1nnging a fC\\' sand and ba y bass. but croaker are listed a~ 511:.~;. ~Q."~",1:~_,,,,.,,,,,
u11,.1operalive. Both Art"s Landing and the Pavilion have rental No St•ett~u.
li k1J fs available in addition to a good assortment of bait and u •xAcr.o. t -'•""'q"• £ , _ tackle. Lot1<100, '•I• 1ii1.~.
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T his "'eekend "'ill rind most Qf thf: popular lakes in the
Jioulhland orfering recreation to a lol of boaters and anglers.
Can1psites at !he stale and privRle lakrs will be at a premium
also during the fi nal summer holiday.
Vail Lakf' is eonsistent for catfish, btuegil and crappie. ·wh ile
the San Diego Lakes oiler S<1me lair angling for bass and cal·
fish rlnly.
Bi~ Bear Lake i~ J!OOd ror trout fishinR near lhe dam and
11round the obser\'alory, "'itb t heese and ialmon eggs attract·
Ing the most fish.
Lakes SherY.ood, Piru, Ca silas end Caebuma are all listed
ris good for bass and catfish, but tro ut have moved to very d«:p
water and a re reluctant lo take ba it. Irvine is fair for large cat-
rish. but officials list all other species as poor pr ospects.
The high sierras "'ill produce goo d limits of trout for most
enj!lers 'A'llling to 'A'nrk a /i ltlt bit. but most ca tches will l"O n•
si5t nf planted rainbo\\s.
Thr June Lake Loop is rated as lht:: best spot to fish , 'Ahile
1hr pal'k·i n lakes and strea ms will bt good for pan sized brook
trout. Lale ~vening thunder showrrs are still hitting the hig h
("flU11lr~· rl'gularl)'• but nllt hard l'nough to run ca mpers and fi sh·
ermen oul.
(;,,,,,, ()111100 1..:. f t1r llf•r:e
(nopt'r.1t1vc 11rather is responsible for a good outlook for !lie
f1r<I 11eckend sh0tJ! (1f !he 1971 ddve season. There are still lots
of bi rds in most ria r1s or Southern California, and if the 11·ea!her
holds . limits rould be as common as they v;cre on opening day
for n1ost hunters.
The lmpennl \'<~llry. ;is usunl, v.·ill be a good bet. but hunt·
f"r:;; ~huuld not overlook 1he O"cns or S.1n Joa<r,.in valle:;.
Thr l11n1t (\n fl•'I" 1~ lll Pt"r d;1y and 20 tn possession and
hunters arf" 11 :"J rnl•d 1t1t1l \1 h1tr111ngs c<in nol be shot In Orange
Cvunl.1
."tO~/(' lll 1JI ('fllf Jlf l )f)l('lt
A lhrer-<l:ty ~ai:.e hl'n hu nt 'A"ill begin in Inyo and i\lono
rounlif'\ S:iturda~". The n~h and ga me oFfi<·ial~ report a drop in
lhr nun1her (J( hiril~ in lhc prin1t hunting arl'a~. Ttw> Cro"lty
Lake . U~ \;~ -'S dn11 n l'l\'f'r 10 perl'enl from la st ~·ear's
5Uf \ f'y.
Thf' br ~I ;irr :1 t• q rul !ht nld c;hn't ln\\n t1F J\()dit. but
hu11\f'r~ "ill rind it d1tL1 ull 10 rr;u·h !hr big upland jtame birds.
F und Raisi ng
Di11 ner Set
The second annual Duf"k.~
lJnlimi ted dinner party for
Orange County wil l be held i1t
the Airporter Inn on Thursday
night. Sept 2J. ·
The dinner is being oq.~ani1·
f'<1 to raise fu nds for J)ucks
Unlimited v.·hich is a non-pro-
l1t group of sportsmen 1vork-
ing lOYlards the goal of pr<r
tecling and propagating thr
11·.-.trrfowl of the U n it e d
States. Canada and h1exico.
Ao on the spot survey by
Ducks Unlimited in lhe nesting
:ireas of Canada showed an in-
crease in brood stock over last
\"ear. The increase "'as due to
iimple water in the areas pro-
vided by DU projects. The
outlook for the Pacific Fly"·ay
is one of the b<>st ever.
The program "·ill begin wi1 h
a cocktail party at li:30 p.m.
'"ith dinner al 8. Be n
Anderson. regional director
for nu ""ill gi\"e a shnrt
report, and the evening will
conclude -wi!h R p:iiint auction
and rarne. followed by the
mo•·ie Sprig Tail.
For n1ore information and
licket s. phone : To1n Forb('S at
fi42 ·6055. Fred Border$ at 531 -
6080. Omer Lon~ ;it 833-8330 or
Jnhn Good at R21-lf.IOO.
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SHOTS
I suggest yo u set up to the~
short approach shots llo'itll. your
hands slightJy forward of the ball,
as I am doing in Jllustralion 2a.
Then .merely pull the clubhcad
through t be ball on your do wns"'·in g
(lllustration 2b). Witti your hands
leading lhe Wly, you will greatly
increase your chancrs for solid
contact and straight shots.
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Fe ud Se t
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I BulH1gl1l su perstars Josehto
Huerta and t.la nolo t.1art1nez
bring their long-standing reud
10 Tijuana for the first tune
Sunday in <1 two-man Juel at I
the bull ting by the se:i.
Beginning at 4 p.m. 111 P!aza l
~lonumenlal de Ti J u an a •
1\oerta and 1'.l;vtinl"L "'llJ eat'.h
kill three bulls from the hii.:h-
ly respe-cted Garfias ranch.
This 11.·ill he the last cornda
a\ the seaside aren:a this
~e:ison. And 11 probably will be
the final appearance of !he
~Uffilllt'f Ill '['iJUana f 0 r
1\lart1nel lluertll. ho\\'c ver. is
scheduled lo perform again
!he follov.·1ng .... eek al the
do11"ntown tJrena 1n Ille Golden
Sword Corrida . I
Huerta. 37. the mas1erlul ln-
d1an matador from the village !
uf Trte!a de Ocampo in !he
~lnlc of Puebla , and r.1ar·t1ncz,\
lfl years his JUn1or. fron1
\lonterrey. ha ve feuded /or 1 1nore than t"'o years. I
The conflict started in
).\onterrey during a dispute I
u\·er who would lig ht an extra
l)ull alter neither was satisfied I
111th his "'ork against the l
regularly scheduled animals.
Since then they have fought
several of these mano a mano
corridas -in "'hich only h\"0 1
rnatadors perfo rm and each
kill s three bulls -in various
sectors of tl1 exico. Son1et1n1es 1
Huerta triumphs. Other times1
illar11nez triumphs
Both men are t>\"O or the
1nost 1·lassi« and 111 o s l
don1ina t1ng n1atadors in the
world. Huerta is better 11·ith
lhe sv.·ord . ~1artinez is more l
artistic. Both are enjoying
tremendous seasons.
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30 DAIL V PILOl Thl.lf'td.ay, Stpttmber 2, 1971
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Reis Snar es Checking Ont Area Greens
Surfing Win Gal Nabs Two Tourneys
Reis or Coron a d<I
Mar captured th. in-
termediate class title in the
Inaugural Orange Coast YJ\1-
CA surfing contest at Hun-
tington Beach Friday.
Rand y Carter of f"l)sl.a J\t esa
and Greg Harrison 11! Newport
Beach fnl!Qwrd behind llris
Jn the be~inners clas~. Jet
Tolley of Sanl.-i Ana \\'on.
fo\loWed bv Scott !I erson of Oran~e · and !\en
Knickerbocker of Costa .'.1esa.
VALUE S?
DI y•u wno• 1n11
4-' 1~• f ,n<!., lo• l'"'O!J=;;i~::i ~~, 1• or tno m<"' ii-t>u••• ....... ift
lhfor o..,~ tob•«O
bl•Ril\I And you
<•n bl•n~ ~ny
0111., lo ""' yo~. on '"~"' Como 1n 1na
•tt UI lo<IJ 1,
Fern Sproul won B pair or
v.·nn1en's C'lub tou rnarnents :it
Rancho San Joaquin Golf
Course during lhe pa~I v.·eek.
Mrs. Sproul won the fir~t A
flight title v.1th 11 35':i w11h
f\·!arion l\l:'eler f1n1shing se-
cor1tl at :r;•,.
In the 13 fli~h! cni11!)('ti!inn.
Doro1hy \\"rii:ht v.as the v.·111·
11er i35 ':il fol!o11ed by Jean
O'Skea \36111 and Trudy Bone
(:17 ': !,
The C tJl!e v.·enl to Nt1!:1J1e
Bt>ckn1 t1n 1:151; 1 .... 1th !':it
Lackner 1371 and \'J\ 1a n
Trnul1nan 1:1!11 uc~I in line.
Nora ~loralrs 1\·as the D flight
victor with a 41't.
In Ille srcond tuurn;unenl,
Helen HOOges won the n title
11.1\h a 38: ,\lariorie Thatcher
\\a.~ the C winner 1r1th 40' _;
and Harbar:i Adamo \\'as the
D 1 icto r \\'1th J7,
The mrn's club ll1gh·[,1iw
m;irch pla,\ fl)urn;iment 11 di
llt>g1n the first 11( II\~ r(lunds
of play on Sept 18 with con-
l'lutl1n~ matches scheduled
O<·t 16.
l ,11g••••« lle a1·l1
The "'omen·s C'lub of the
t ... •guna Beach Cou11try C!ub
held ;:i cr iss·cro.~s tournament
rN:entlv with ,\lrs. J0hn Pnn!
the A flight 11L·tor ....-i1h a 24 .
SOUTH CO Al!;T P'LAIA, !11rs. \\'alter D;11 1son fin ished
COSTA MESA seeond 11·ith a score of 26.
Cornelius Toomev \•:on wilh 2fl
fnllov.•rd by J\lrs: Earl Gulick
"i!h 27.
1\lr<i. C11tH'!nrv Yai:.er v.a'.';
the C lltghl 11~tnr v. 11h 23 1 ~
"·11h /\.1rs. Ike \\estmoreland
second at 28.
1:1 ,\-iyuel
Art He11n1ck and Vr;ink
!)ut ra 1'ap1urt'd a partner's
bl'st hall toun1an1ent at £1
1\1gL1CI ('oun!rv (!uh I n
L;.igona !\1guf>t recently with a
nt•t seore of 62.
In a 1111.~ed b!':-t h;ill.~ •if
f11urson1e tul1rn:in1en1 . :\Ir. ii.nrl
J\lrs. ~tl1"11lan nerlanq\.l(' :ind
.\Ir and J\l rs. (;()rdon H:illiday
!1n1~hrd \1·11 h a 129 for first
p!;1cc hQflOrs.
llig ('1111y1111
The 1101nen 's clull uf Big Can-
.inn Coun1ty Club in Newpnrt
B<':tch, staged a n1ember·g11t•st
f\\'n low b;1lls of foursome
1nur naml'lll Tuesd,11· w 1 t h
:.1 r.~. Brn Deane <1nd her !:UCsl
,\1 rs. Al ~h1nn uf Santa 1\ri;1
l"nuntrv Club tcrnn1ng 1v1fh
,\lrs. liarrv ;\lar tin and :'llrs.
,Jack Sa_\'f'~s of SACC for !(Ip
hflnnrs 11ilh 12;:,.
r-.tr s Oonald \\·111 and guest
r-.Jn; f\1ike Sheward of lr\'inc
Coast Country Club learned
with ~\r·s. John Hooten and
l\lrs Hol>ert Buller nf Irvine
Coast ror tl11rrl place iil 130
f\ tie r!'~Ull<.'d fnr fourth
place at i:u On nn€' tl'arn
\1tr£' ~\rs. \\"alk~·r Snuth a11d
lle.rbert Allen of
CC \\'ilh ~-tn(
Harold \\'enrlPll and guest
J:ll£'.~·t l\lrs.
S~n!:'! Ana
:\!rs Hnbrrt J\'icholson of An-
nHndale CC'.
Tlll' o1tt1rr 1£'rim found ~\rs.
Al lr11hrC<'l1t ;ind gue~t l\lrs.
f\r1th 1\c;d or \1esa \'crde cc
\11~h J\lrs. Tllm Liken and
~ue~t l\lrs R;indy Jnhnston of
i\\esa \'erde CC.
111111 llole
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Nixon Leaving Friday
Stopove,.s Scheduled in Ohio, Illinois
By JOHN \1Al.TERZA
01 tllt 0 •11, f'lllt ll•U
Presideot Nixon \.Iii\ have his San
Cle1nente beach house estate Friday noon
and slop over for speaking appearances
in Ohio and Illinois before arrh'ing in the
nalion·s capital.
The lasl of his three-week August \'t1ca-
t1on in San Clen1ente v.·ill be spcn l
preparing for the l\\'O appearances. l'ress
:>;cC'retary Ron Ziegler lold reporlrrs
\\'ednesday afternoon. The stops \1·ill be
at Dayton, Ohio, and Chlc<1go.
The visit-one of the mos L leisurely in
many 1nonths-v.·as the Presid('nl's trad1·
tlonal August v.·orking \'ac<ition in San
Clemente. The late summer trip 1s
generally the lon1:est of the year.
Pres1denrs daughter suffered the it11 ury
when a cart fell on her fool as she began
her teaching job near JacksonvH\e ,
r.·lr. Nixon followed a gener1:1l pattern in
his orriccs dur ing lhe trip. arriving to r
\1•ork early In th<' 1noming and returning
to hls ne<1rby \•il1;1 in midafternoon.
fev.' top-level aides accompanied the
President. Dr. l!enry Kissinger. his
Convict Just
'Dropping l n'
domestic security adviser, was close at
hand.
Some members or his cabinet made
short vlslt:S. In general, Ziegler said, the
Prt'sident used the. working vacation as a
means of collecting bis thoughts on future
prograrns.
Mr. Nixon, Ziegler explained, kept
abreast of P residential business through
his aides and phone c<1lls to his staff in
\\'ashington.
One highlight or the triJ> v.cst v:as a
{y,•o-day yachting excursion in Southern
California coastal waters, including a trip
lo Catalina last Saturday and a tour (I{
Leis Angeles and Long Beach harbors
Sunday morning.
The yachting l\'eekend marked the
longest Lime. the President has spent st
sea here since he fir st purchased the
former Cotton Estate in San Clemente.
This i ~ four·IC.\•cl parking structure scheduled tn
open nexl 1nonth at South Coast Community l !ospt-
la1 111 South Laguna. Structure \\1ill hold nearly 400
rars. casing parking problems considerably, accord·
1ng to hospital officials.
tl!r. Nixon-Ziegler h<1s intimated-
11·ill probably return to San Clemente late
ln September.
Oil may ha\"e stained his beach to a
minor degree during the lhrt"e v.·eeks 111
San Clen1e11te , but the Chief Executive
nonetheless s1varn and \1·alkcd the
beaches.
\\'ALLA \VALLA , \\'ash. IUPll -
A ~ta!~ pen1tcnlla ry inmale on a
11eekend furlough made a spec-
tacular re -entry inlo prison life this
\\'eek .
He termed the trip his best ''getaway."
.. l pl11n a pretty quiet slay here." he
said v.·hen he. arrived for the. vacation-
weary from a whistle-stop tour of several
states.
Viejo Slcttes
Missiori Day
Furi W eeke11d
Residents 11·i!J be able lo enter a s"•im
meet, chase a greased pig or simply lie
on the grass al the rourth annual l'>i ission
Viejo Days, scheduled for Sept. 25 and 26.
The v•eekend of acti\'ilies. sponsored by
tommu11ily , social and church organil.a-
lions in the Saddleback Valley, will be
hc\<l at ~he !\1ission Viejo Golf Club.
Jn addition to se\'eral "fun" conlests,
i;uch as nail driving, log sawing and
grea~ed pole climbing. learns are being
Drganiied for sv.·imn1ing. \·ol\eyba\\. Len-
nis, handba ll and softbal l competition.
\)ead!ine for entering is Sept. 13 and
residents may sign up at any of !he three
rcei-cation centers in fllission Viejo.
Persons nfJl inclined lov.•ard athletics
!'.'ill be offered dancing, raffles and
games.
A 1.000 pound steer. donated by the
fl·lission Viejo Company, \rill be rarOed
off as parl or the celebration.
On Sund<!~'. the activities will be
highlighted by a barbecue on the golf
course featuring steaks, beans and salad.
Adult Education
Courses Slated
In Laguna Beach
\\1hen hundred s or LaJ'!Una Bcarh
~·oun gsters hang up thei r swimn1ing s11its
and trek back to scho!Jl !his month. many
(Jf thclr parents wl!\ be ri ght behind
I hem.
.J\dult education classes being oHered
hv ~he Laguna Beach Unified School
District arc scheduled to begin Sept. 20.
one \1•cck af!er regular school opens.
The cour~es. which mccl in the e\'en-
lni:s. include insln1ction in stocks and
bonds in\'eStmcnt. automotive mechanics.
f"rcii tive \\Ti!inc. jewelry making and
bcr inning Spanish.
One. unu~11al course being offered dur-
ing this fall sc1ncstc r tonccrns herbs and
their home 11se!i . The class. taught hy
]\\clinda !\lang. \\'i\1 include instruction in
gr(l\1·1ng hrrbs. ('ooking l\'Jth herbs and
~p1ccs and using the herbs as remedies
and as cnsn1etics .
Director N an1cd
At Church School
~1is!iio11 Viejo resident Lind;i Diehl has
ix'rn narned director of lhe newly formed
pre-school al Shephard of !he Hills
i\lcthodisl Church in i\lission V1c10.
. \lrs. Dirhl. formerly a teacher at !he
La Paz Pre-School. 1s pl;inning lo open
the new facility this fall. Tbc school will
n1cct mornin~s three days per week and
i~ open to children ages three through
Iii'{'.
Further information concerninJ! enroll·
ment in the class m<1y be obtained lrom
l\lrs. Dieh.I al 837-2993.
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RESTAURATEUR SUCCUMBS
Mithael Romanoff
l\Iikc Ron1anof f ,
Noted Holly \\1ood
Celebrity, Dies
LOS ANf:ELES IUP!l -r.11chael
Ro1n<111off, self-styled Huss ian prince,
debon ;iir Jlolly11·ood pr.rMna!ity 111 1tic
J9.1Hs :ind owner of tile f;in11)us no1n:1n-
0H's Hf'staurant. died \Vcdncsdily :·~ c;ood
Samaritan Hospital.
Homanoff. whose age "'as lislcd
\'ariously <IS 78 or 81. came lo Holly1\·ood
in 1927 and his lany esc;ipades continued
into the 1930s.
\Vith an Oxford accent. spat s. a walk·
ing stick and mustachioed. Homanoff
posed as a newly <1rrived Hussian prince
and \Vas gladly accepted by lhc en·
tert<llnment communit~·.
lie joined in a swirl of cocktail part ies.
mo\'iC premiers and an occ<1s1onal
01·ernight st<1y in jail.
Reporters checking hi s b<lckground
finall~· caught up "'ith him and prllriuced
evidence the real Prince Bo:nan0ff \1·a~
killed during the Russian revolution .July
18. 1918.
But nnt brforc he had ~uccc(sfu!ly
p;issed him self nrr as a na tlon.1ll \' knnwn
nrt1st and 1lh1~lr;1tnr ;ind in ndd1t1on In
the Hussian pnncc title he c!a11ncd to be
a Ht1ssian g1·;111rl flllkt>
Arter the clisclosure lie dis;:ippcared for
<1 ve.1r ;inrl lal('r s;11d he harl been
dePorted . \\'hen he returned to l lol\ywoorl
a year la1er he opened 1he first of
Homanoff 's re<;t<1urant.s in Beverly Hi!111
in 1939. It quickly heca1ne the focal point
of the mo\•ie colony and several fist
fip;hls brought it national puhlicitv .
He later O\\'ncd re~taurants in Palm
Springs and San Francisco.
Jn 19;i8 lhe Honse of Heprcsentath·cs
pa~~ed a bill J:i\·inl! him U.S. citizenship
and he sv.·orc hi~ :o.'\eginncc.
"T htreb~· renounrr anv title lo the
claim that · 1 am prince <lf <1ll the Rus-
sians," he declared.
2 Apes Like
Eacli Otlie,.
-They Bite
HONOL ULU (UPI J -Fifi the gorilla
Yachting and golfing rounded off the.
President's recreational activities. He
• took se1'e:-al drives during the st<1y as
\\'ell-one to return daughter J ulie
F.isenho\1·er to a waiting airliner at the
f.1arine Corps El Toro r-.iCAS.
A lrw days later the President's 11·ile,
P<1I. left Sa n Clemente for Florida to
minister to Julie's crushed big lne. The
The unnamed prisoner dropped in
by parach ute. barely missing the
prison water lower and some tall
lrees, and lcinded in a garden .
Supt. B. J. Rhay said the inmate
\\'as escorted back lo his mi nimum
security cell and was asked \vhy he
cho~c such a dangerous method of
returning.
.. \\'hy not,'' 1l'a s lhe inmate's rep-
ly.
"We won't have any social activities lo
speak of: I plan lo rest," he added.
And l\1r. Nixon meant it.
11 Seized al Fest
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Eleven you ths
v.·ere arrested \Vcdnesday night when a
disturbance erupted at a rock music ron.
cert at Rancho La Cienega soccer field.
and her suitor Cameroon keep biting
each other, but zoo officials seem to think
this means lhcy're getting along.
Tuesday·s seventh meeting in the
courtship ended v.·ith Fifi and Cameroun
sulklng in separate corners of the gorilla
cage. Fifi. who has lost 80 pounds, do"·n
lo 320. v.•ound up v.·ith a bite on the neck
::ind the 400·pound Cameroun wound up
\1 1th a big bite on the forepaw.
Penneys plants make
your garden glow.
''They're sexually interested in each
other, but they don't knO\V how to show il
yet." zoo director Jack Throp hopefully
suggested.
Fifi moved into the Honolulu zoo's
gorilla house after living in the Se2J.tlc
zoo \\'ilh Boho, a male gorilla who didn 't
:;;eem to care for amour. After Bobo died,
r~1fi \\·as alone for three ye<1rs.
In hopes of providing Fili \l'ilh s m<1t<'
and a fainily. Seattle sent her to the
llonolulu Zoo. v.·hich has Cameroun and
another male gorilla named Congo.
All three gorillas are on tranquilizers
hut the strongest dose is given to Congo.
v.·ho isn't even invol ved in the hoped-for
<1Hair.
"\\'e gave him a tranquilizer because
\\'e hope lo calm his anxiety." Throp said .
''He·s curious and "'ants to know what's
coing on ne:<\ door."
Barefoot Rider
Robs 2 Marines
In Laguna Beach
'f'\\'O El Toro t.larines "'ere robbed of
$1 50 in Lag una Beach \Vednesday night
by a barefoot man who asked for 8 ride
and then pulled a gu.11 (In the pair.
Polire s;iid the \'iclims. Randol ph
Stewart and Kenneth Vogtlin. were ap--
proachcd by the sus1)('CL in the 600 b:ock
of South Coast Hii:hv.·ay al about 9 p m.
The suspecl offrred the men $2 for
lr;:insportation to another p<1rt of tn11·n
and the f\1arinc s consrnted to the deal,
officers i;aid .
\\"hrn !he trio arrivel'i at !he cornt·r nf
Se:t\·jr\\' Streel <1nd \\'ilson \\';iy. the rider
a ~kcd lo be drnppcd off. After gelling oul
of the au!n. invcstig;itllrs ~aid !he. susix-rt
p11llecl a blue steel revolver <ind told the
j\f;irincs to lum over their money.
·me b11ndil tllcn escaped on foot down
\\'ilson \Vay. police sa;a.-""
Ships Go to Japan
SAN DIEGO (AP) -The Nsvy has an-
nounced that i! \\'ill lr<1nsfrr isi~ v.•arships
to Yokosuk<1. Japan. for service v.·ith the
Seventh Fleet.
Just one year ago, budget cu!s promp!-
rd the Navy lQ rec a 11 ships from the
Pacific, leaving the Seventh Flett under
strength.
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application on your By ll ELE:-.l' TllO!\l!iS
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President i\ixnn is hopinr: the '·fisccil
restraint" he e:<erclsed in lhe sb:·m~nth
J)O~tponement of government raY. raise~
ll'i11 set an example for "responsible in·
1lustrlal and labor leadership "
Nixon. in a mes.sage lo Congress lron1
1he Western \\lhite !louse in San
Clemente \\'cdnesday, put oU wage in-
creases for virtually all 4,850.000 go\·ern-
ment y,•orkers and members of the
n1il1lar) from Jan. I to July I. }le also
h1nled thal another raise set for October,
1972, may be de\ayeQ.
Po~lponement of !he tilkes, which
v1nuld have run aboul s•K pt>rcent. or $1.3
billion over a sur.month period. also v.·11s
nln1ed at rasing the strain on the federal
h11dgel. Unless vetoed by Congress in 3Q
dn:-.~. lhe plan will go into effect.
The treezina of the federal payroll Is
part of Ntxon's ne1v economic pohcy.
There were indicalions the \\'"hite Mouse
"·as hoping private f'tnployers 1vould lake
heed. then perhaps fol101v suit.
"Since conl1nu1ng emphasis v.·ill he
pl11cr.d on rhe exrrri~ .. 1Jf rr~t"ln.~iblc in-
dustri<1l and ll11Jor \e;1dership lhroughovt
the nation in the months le come." Ni:<on
said, "I must apply such fiscal restraints
as will clearly signify the good faith of
the federe l government as s ma}or
employer. and to conlinue to set an ex·
ample for the American people ln our
striving to achieve prosperity l n
peacetime."
"I place full reliance on the willingness
of federal employes along v.·ilh their
fell ow Americans." he said , "to make
v.·hatever temporary sacrifices in
personal gain may be needecl lo attain
the greater good for the country as ~
v.·hole."
Press Secretary Ron ald l.. 7.leglrr,
respo nding l.o questions, said Nixon's
statement does not mean lo imply that
the President wants or expects simila r
"·age restraint in private industry. as
part. or stage two of his economic policy.
But he noted that Treasury Secret<1ry
John B. Connally has said he feels it will
be difficult "to return to where we were"
before the 9().<lay freeze.
He .s aid Nixon's economic adviser•
are studying the next possible move \\'hen
the frttze ends Nov. 13, but no decisions
has been made.
Ziegler also cautioned newsmen against
drawing conclusons that the .six·monfh
freeze for federal workers l:ii a lip off that
Ni:<on is planning to extend the generaJ
v.·age·price-renl freeze beyond 90 days.
He said Lhe President intended lo "very
dramat!cally and very cl e 11 r I y
demonstrate action by the government in
keeping wages down ."
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By THOMAS ~fURPHlNE
Of Ille-O•i!Y Pli.f l!IU
TAXING TIMES DEPT. -This is the
time of year. totk s, w~n along most of
the Orange Coast, local government
ju risdictions go through hand·wringing.
ioul·searching, and spccch·maklng.
Then they raise your taxes.
The politicians re-
gret it and that is
v.•hy they t.f!J }OU
about it in speeches.
They have already
done t~ soul·search-
ing they explain.
Governmental ad·
ministrators did
most of the hand-.
wringing. They did
not search the i r
>ouls. They searched
their boo ks, puzzling over figures or
creepng inflation in an effort to see how
they l\'Ould balance things without rNsing
taxes. \Vh ich is what the politicians to ld
them they dang well better do.
In the end , irs usually the same old
i;tory.
JI U/\'TJNGTON BEACH city gotrem-
menl serves as a good e1ample. About
nine days back, the City Council (these
are the politicians) smiled hnppi\y upon
the property taxpayers and Informed
lhcrn there would be no boost in the
municipal levy this coming year. It v.·ould
hold at $1.45 for each $1 00 in taxable
\'a]ue of properties \\'ithin the city con·
fines.
Evrrybody in HunUngton Beach breath·
eel a bit easier. Except some folks \\'ho
figured son1e things might be slipping
do"'" a munici pal crack.
ABRUPTLY , THE Huntington City
Dads "·cnt into a special session Tuesday
night and upped taxes 17 cents. That
boos t \Yill cost the a\'erage Hun!in~tnn
Beach hon1eo1\•ner about 14 bucks for the
~·enr. It \Viii bring another half·million
dollars into the municipal treasury.
It may go on record as one of the
shortest hold·lhe-propert.y ta 1 -1 in e
n1ovements ln Orange Coast history.
ll.feanwhile downcoast in Laguna
Beach, city fathers of the Art Colony
have likewise bttn battling the budget.
'They we.11 recognlr.e that property taxes
are particularly unpopular this year. So
they maybe will hold the property tax
line \\'hile generating new revenue from
11ewe r fee charges and on garbage col-
lection.
BUT UNTfL ALL the bills are in. it's
an open question whether or not the plain
old homeowner in Laguna will malft? Put
any better in the pocketbook than the
plain old homeowner in Huntington
Beach.
Same "'ay in Ne\vport Beach where.
after CQnsidcrable gnashing of teeth by
the CQuncil and even a change of city
managers. they cut the pro~rty tax rote
lhis year. But you might look for
something else to go up.
\\'ouldn·l it be wonderful. you sugge ~t.
if all the Orange Coast clt ie~ could cul
back on taxes and still malnlain current
levels of service. Then my ta:i: bill goes
down. right?
\Vrong.
)'OU FORGOT Orange County govern·
mcnt up there in the County Seat in Santa
Ana . They just boosted your gener(I\
(:oun ly lC\'Y by 34 cents. That's mostly to
absorb what Gov. Ronald Reagon 11nd his
legislative friends won't be paying this
year in Medi.Ce! and state v.·elfare aid.
So there you have it, friend s. \\'hat goes
up, goes up.
Somebody said It once about death and
taxes.
Sato Says
U.S., Japan
.
Still Allies
NE\V YORK (UPl1 Japanese
Preinier Eisaku Sato says neither Presi-
dent Nixon's proposed trip to Mainland
China nor the U.S. surcharge on 1n1porlcd
goOOs has damaged relations bet\veen
Ameri ca and Jap;in, the r-ie11· York Times
reported today.
"So that there can be no misun·
derstanding about our basic position, l
"·ould like lo repeat this : the basis of our
foreign policy 1s our close relationship
\1'ith the U.S.," Sato \\'SS quoted as
saying.
The interview with Sato wa s conducted
by Times \'ice President James Reston.
Sato said although Nixon's 10 percent
surcharge add ed to goods imported into
the United Sates will hurl some Japanese
industry, suC"h as the ex port and shipping
trade, Sato said the ne1v U.S. economic
policy would also in sorne "'ays benefit
his country.
The ne\v policy "'Ould st1n1u!ate Japan
to increase its domesl1 c activity and
11·ould enable to buy more U.S. goods in·
eluding "sophislicated n1unilions," he
said.
Sato said he .;till had a "1·ery close
relationship'' 11·ith Nixon and Reston said
at no time during the Interview did the
Premier criticize either the President or
his policies.
On Nixon's economic policies, Sato said
he hoped they did nol indicate a growing
U.S. withdra\1•al from international com-
petition and Ile hoped 1he progra1ns
1vould only be teinporary.
Salo said there was no b<'lsis to Com·
munist Chinese reports of a growing
militarisn1 in Japau. The Premier said
Japan v.·as committed to a nonnuclear
pollcy.
··1 am conscious of the depths of the
scars left by the claws of the militarists
of the past," Sato said, "and I am really
dishea rtened when l think that these
scars are so deep that allegations of this
kin<! should still be made today.
"But the new Japan cerlainly has no
intention of doin g such things, and I
v.·ould sincerely hope that you will have
confidence in our word on this point."
The interview v.·as published on the 26th
anniversary or the J apanese surrender
ending World War II.
Reston congratulated Sato on his golf-
ing game which included a recent hole·in-
one. But Sato said the hole -in-one was not
a good shot.
''It was not executed really in a perrect
manner, it "'as not properly hit,'' Sato
said. "But lvhatever !he process, the
result was a hole· in-one.''
Wicks
'So w hat ~s wrong with a
one-man Preaidential
e(ection ?'-
Egypt Oka ys
Federatio11
By Big Vote
CAIRO (AP) -Egyptu1n voters ap-
proved the new Arab federation of Egypt,
Libya and Syria by a !19.95 percent
1nargin, Interior J\.1inis\er t.lahmoud
&ilem announced today.
Salem said 7.7 million Egyptians v.•ent
lo the polls \Vednesday and only 3.404
voted against federation. An cstim<ill:'d
225,922 eligible voters stayed a1\•ay .
Salem said the people of Egypt, Libya
and Syria have voted the federation into
existence with "magnificent unanimity.·•
"These penples ha\·e thus gh·en a
resounding yes to the showdo1vn battle
·with Israel and an emphatic yes to the
greater Arab unity," he declared.
The federation was approved by a
!'lightly IO\\'l'r margin in Syria-96.4 per·
cent.
No figures for Libya hnvc been an·
nounced.
Syrian Jnterior Minister Ali Zaza sai d
1.8 million persons cast ballots and 64,623
said no. An estimated 202,200 voters
stayed home.
Zaza said the polls remained opened in
Syria until 2 a.m. to accommodnle
voters. He said here wu no 1ncictrncc vf
violence,
"The oulcome of lhe refcrcndurn has
put the Arab nation on th" road to full
Arab unity and the road to the dccisi\'e
bat tle to expel the Israeli 1nvadt·r.~ fnnn
occupied Arab land ." Zaza said.
Syria declared a national holiday today
to mark "the birth of the federation."
Egyptian President Anw:ir Sad a t
sch~uled a radio and tele~ision <'lddrel's
to proclaim the fede ration.
Although Egypt's officia l nanlf· h;is
been the United Arab Repub lic since i1s
four.year union with Syria in l!lfill·il. lhc
country's ne1v nan1e is rhe J\rah llepuhl 1c
of Eg)'PI or !11e Egyptian Al'ab l(cpL1l111c.
Dollar Slides Slig·htly
l1i World Market Trade
By Uo ltcd Pre ss [nter11a1i11o;il
The U.S. dollar slid sligh11y ln11 cr nn
the v.·orld mone.v 1na rkels todav, in·
eluding Jpan 1rhere <t go1ern1i1entill
agency blarned U.S. et:(1non11c J>1Jl1c1es for
halting Japan's rcL·o1c ry fr0:-i1 n n11ld
recession.
. The dollar was stea•ly in r•:irly ~rad1nJ;
in \\'est c:erman.1 bu1 ,,l1 pp(•d I/lier lh
J.3895 marks, an cflect1ve (le1 ,11h1a11nn uf
7.39 percent bin !'till :1ho1·l' the 22-rear
lo"' of 3.3810 111 a.r!1~ 1n Aug11 st. ·
\Vhi!e trader's ap11canxl to he adopting
a wail-and·see po!i<'Y (o!lowing outcome
of several world e1·onornk· 1neelings this
n1onth , Brilnin cut its bank r;rte (the con-
trolling interest r:itc) by I percent to 5
percent to discour;t!Je currency specuJa.
lion.
In Tuk}o. where the 1 en hos risen 5 ,7
percent in relation lo the dnllal', .lap:111 's
eco1101111c planning ;igency ~aid the
Jap;inese economy sho"·ed ~lKlls l;i st
mn111h of re\·n·ing frfln1 a sli~h1 recc..,s1fin
but r res1dent i\11xi:in·~ nc11 c1·01101tllc
poller!' had 11·ipcd out 11 h;1!e1 rr g;uns
"·err tnarlc.
'"As l;1r as 1hr indicator:> 11crc r~111·
crrned. lhe Japanl'~l' cco110111.1 11.1~ oil 1t1c
brink of taking :111 11p11ard 111r11 11hr11
President f\ixon a1111ouneed 111~ choll,11·.
saving policy," the agl'nC,1' s;l ul
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Will Resign Over Poor Turnout, He Says
SAIGON (UPI ~ -Prt!sidenl Nguyen
Van Thieu saJd tonight he would CQnsl der
his one-man presidential election as a
1 ote or confidence and that if he has lost
ll1e people's confidence he will resign and
never run again.
lie said he would run alone in lhe elec·
lion because he must comply with the
constitution. because of his partiotisn1
a11d his opposition to Communism. lie
said once peace has been restored lo
\'ietnam he will resign the job "·h!ch he
said he does oot covet .
"If the electoral results clearly show to
me you oo longer have any confidence in
n1e I \1•ill "·ithdraw of my own free 11'1!1
and \\'Ill not accept the iuur·)"Cflr 1erm,"
Thieu ~aid in ;i nat10111l'ule 1rlev1s1on
~pl'et:h. '"In (hat case, I will nl'1<er ruu
again, C\er "
"I t1•ill usf' ;ill of my power lo brin~
;1bout pe<icc." 'fh1cu Si.ud. "\Vht n peace 1s
1cstored. 11 .1•vu 1hc pC'uplc give rnc
per1n1s~ion, I will i·esig 11 "Thieu ha~ lotig
;1th·oc;1ted a n1il1lary solution tu t'nd the
11 ;1r r;.1lhrr than politi cal negotiations.
Thieu, we;r rin g a (!;irk su 1l a11d tie,
nel't'r s1n1lcd during the 27·rninulc broad-
cast
"I n1ust c:on1ply wit h the constitution.
which requires lliat elections be hl'ld on
vr before the four-111eek iwriod preceding
!he end of 1ny terin in office," Thieu said
111 the nalionn l !elC\'ision address.
Thieu conh.·rrf·d for an hour "·ith U.S.
Ambassador E.: ! I s \\I o rt h Bunker,
presu1nably to inforn1 /um of the contents
of the si:icech. The Llni1ed States was
reported hoeful that Th ieu "·ould demol:f
the election to a simple vote of can·
lidence and thus ease the embarraaament
of there being onl y one candidate.
"The fact lhat there were originally·
four slates and three are oow out ls
either because they \~ithdrew on lbeir
o""n or because they were eliminated by
legls lalive requirements,'' Thieu said.
Thieu was referring to Vice President
Nguyen Cao Ky and retired Gen. Duong
\'an '"Big" Minh who have withdrawn
fron1 the race on grounds ii is being rig-
ged by Thieu and his followers.
Thieu publicly and officially rejected
Ky's recent proposal that they both
resign and le! the CQOStitutional process
111ke f'\"l'r . Under this plan, lhe speaker of
lhl' senate \1·ould become interim presi-
Labor Official
1'. L. Pitts Di es
LAKEPORT (UPI) -Thoma s L. Pitts,
long·ti1ne labor lobbyist and former ex-
ecutive secretary of the California ·Labor
Federation, AFlrCIO, is dead at the age
of 56.
Pitts died \Vednesday at a Lakeport
Hosp ital. He "'as chief of organized labor
in California for a decade beginning in
1960. Much of his time was spent in Jotr
bying on labor's behalf in the Legislature.
Since his re tirement, he had made his
home in Kernville.
•.
dent and organize new elections within 90
da~·s.
"The vice president said that he and I
should make "a small sacrifice."
Whatever J do (as president) has an in-
fluence on lhe national destiny, To accept
that proposal is not a sacrifice, but a
matter of desertion. l cannot do it.
"It would be dangerous lo the nation
and advantageous only to the Com·
munists,'' he said.
h-teanwhi!e, on the war front, North
Vietnamese forces bombarded two Sooth
Vietnamese outposts along the Oemllitar·
zed Zone (0~1Z) with rockets and re-
C"oilless rifles and U.S. 852s ca rried oul
live raids 1n response, allied military
commands said.
The Con1munists fired :W rounds ol
122mm rockets inlo Fire Base Alpha 4
\Vednesday and ~7 rounds of 122mm
rockets and 75mm recoilless rifle fire inlo
Fire Base Alpha 2 a few hours later. Ne
casualties "'ere reported .
America n B52s flew five missions i~
the D/llZ Wednesday night and early to-
day, bitting tr o o p concentration:.,
bunkers, storage areas and rocket posi·
lions. military spokesmen said.
The bombers carried out raids on areali
ranging from 25 miles he\ow the DMZ In·
to the southern half of U1e supposedl;J
neutral zone.
The Communists have been attacking
the allied defense net11·ork along the DM:l
for more than two "·eeks y,·ith the 852.!
rlying raids in an effort to suppress the
North Vietnamese artillery both belo\li
and in the Dh-tZ.
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Lists Malfunctions
'A uto .Problems
Buried'-Nader
V.'ASHINCTON I AP 1 -C-Onsumer ad·
t'orar e nalph Nader has accused thP:
fede ral go~·ernment of burying its in·
1 estlg1tions of alleged 11utomobile brake
failures, wtndow explosions, engine.
NASA Requests
Revival of Two
A11ollo Flights
SPACE CENTER, Houston (UP I\
Lunar scient ists. marveling over nev.• fin ·
dings abowt the moon made. possibl e b,v
thio Apollo spactflights , called on the
ispace agency \\'ednesday to revive Apollo
JB and 19.
The two flights were canceled when the
r;pace program',o; budget was trimmed.
But scienlls ts at NASA heAdquarters sa id
the moon is loo interesting l.o stop ex-
ploring after the scheduled end of the
Apnllo progr•m next year.
Dr. Gary Latham of New York 's
Lamnnt·Doherfy Observatory reported
new methods or studying moonquakes in·
it i;:i ted by the most recent Apo!lo l:'I Ian+
diru: detected "swarms" nf tiny quakes
that ripple through the moon at hig tt
.!ipeeds for more th an lwo da ys at .it time.
Latham said Apoll o 1$ proved man
could perform significant scientific tasks
nn the moon , and sophistic:tled lun11.r
space stations that nperalf' longer C(lutd
mran morP timP bttwf'en flights.
"I woulrl su~~e sl thilt it is lime tn
rev1rw our lfln~-lrrm cnmm11mr n1 In
lunar explnra1inn in vi ew or thest fa c!s.''
Latham said. "and ser iF 11·r can agree
tha t it is not yr.I time to close the honks
11 fter ( Apolln l l7. but pt>rhaps sprrtid the
mission.~ ;i \it1lt . consis1enl with the
11 llncation of available resources.''
However. a space agency spokesman 1n
Washin11:ton Jiaid there were no plans l.n
fly Apollo 18 or 19 because the cost would
be too (!reat.
La tham and Dr. Paul Gast. NASA 's
chief earth and planetary scientist. ~aid
one pns~ibility would ht In plan new lunar
mi!itSions af1er the Skylab tarth orbital
space station program . scheduled lo end
ln 1973.
dislocations and f1 rf'~
Nader 11a1d his [Jsl of !.1 problems
1;01·eri ng domes1ic and imported c•rs
pr'Oduced since 19fi7 "·as taken mostly
from .c.ovtrnmt-nl flit s of closed or sheh•·
ed in1·est1galions. He chrirged govern ·
ment officials considered the defects
ne tlher s11re1 y.related nor ""'idtspre11d
II Chrysler Corp. spokesma n den1 f'd
Nader's chargt"~ of fail ures of !he stan·
dard drum brake~ on .a. wide range of the
e-0rnpany's models.
""'e are aware or no brake problems 1n
Chrysler products \\•hich we ha 1·e not
recalled and fixed," f hrvs!er said
Wednesday. "We ha\'e recp1ved no rom·
municalion from the ,c.nvt>rnmen1 al fl!I "
The problems Nader con1ends arf' salr-
ly defects bul whi ch he s11ys !hf' ~01 crn·
ment has railed tn act on incude
-Poor engine mount."I on l!lfifi·l!lfi!l
Chevrol et!! which. Nader sflid . ('31] lead t()
the throttle sticking 11pcn as well as
failure of power brakes :ind slecrin~
whe n lhe engine lurches fnrwflrri .
-Alleged failure nf Chrvr0l t! Cor1•:.iir
r lutch cablPs leading lo loss of cnn!rol.
r\adrr sai d Gt nera1 ~lotnr.~ repfl1 red
4fl.OO(I clutch c11bles under \l•ilrranty
-Tendency of a pluit on quild ra,1rt
carburetors in 1%fi C.J\1 cars to fall flut.
leading In enginl' firP s.
-Gasoli ne tank sp1llai!e. prcsent1ni: a
fire hazard . \11hich Nader sai d has heen
found on f ord LTDs ilnd the 1969-70
Oldsmo bile Cutlass.
He also cited a 1elter ltlhng of a
cigaretre in thf" ashtray of a 1971
Chevrolet Vega calch1n~ 1hf' rla sh panPI
nn fire: 1967-1970 GM power !'>rakes
whic h. Nade r said , C.M's own fii;:urp:o;
show c.:iust> a ca r to takr t11·icf' thr
rlistance 10 s1op ii a smal l plas1ir rhf'rk'
v11Jvt rail.~: explodin.I.': sidf' window glas!'.
"'heel f11 i!urer; and ener~y-ahsorb1ng
!'t.eerin~ ro!umn:o; th11t "are not cnllt1psin,c.
as is requ1re<l hy 1'.1nlor Vthicle Safety
S!:indard 20.l"
"The number nr cars pntcnt1all :v al·
fected hy the speci fic design defects
listed in th is letter is v.·cll into !he
millions." NAder said. ''F'nr example.
there are perhaps four mill ion Chevrnlet!'i
nn the roads toda y with potentiall.v
dangerous mot0r mounts. And ill least ll!'i
many Gent>ral Mntnr!'i· c;irs 11rt equipped
\\'ith power-assisted brakes that may fa il
v.·1thout notice."
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New Flag Resolutiol1
HOUSTON 1urr 1 A
resolution arlnpltrl hy th!':
American \, e i;: i n n ask.~
CnnliJ:rPss In make ii a crime
to f(y a na.1?: of M.v n11tion or
revolutinn11ry i;:rnup hostile ln
!hr Unl!ed Sai l's.
The leitinn W'erinr11day fll.~n
asked President Nixon and !he
Conj!'.ress tn restore patrintir
hl'llid 11ys to their nnginal
dates. This include~ f\1emorial
Dav and Veterans D<=i v. l;\•hich
were moved ln ~1nn'days lo
lil:ivt three·day wePkends.
The ;:intifla~ l11w asKE'd h,v
leJi innnaires al their f>Jrd cnn-
\'ent1on \vnuld al50 apply lo
anv counlrv which holdll Affierk·an~ .;\S prisnner!'i nf
war. The United Slates has no
such law. ;\nd Viet C-Oni;: and
North Vietn.itmese flags are
often carried
do
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Author Hoffman
Goes Before
\Tillage 'Co urt'
r\'I'.:\\' YORK !/\Pi -Thf' d1 spu1" over
thP proc·eeds from tile anliestabhshment
hf'<.t-srller "S!rill Th i~ Rook" v.·en! belorf'
a cnuntrr-c u!turr •·court " 1n r.reenv,01ch
\ 111agr \Vednrsrlil~
'l'1pr1r lradrr Abbie Hoffman , whn
!'a.vs hr wrotr thP book, has bef'n
f·h;:i!lenRcd hy Tom Fnreade whn says h"'
rditcd the book but was no t paid. Forcade
1s desrrihtd a!it 11 \\'ashingt.on·based cor-
rrs[Xlodcnt fo r thr Underground Press
Srrv1ce
D•ll Y Pl l~r $
Big Exception Looming?
$2.4 Billion Militar y Pa y Hike Questions Raised
\V!1SHINGTON 11:r1 1 -A potential
blockbus lenn~ t 1tmp11on l.o Pres1dtnt
Nixnn's wage-prir.e rreue looms 1n the
form of • S2.~ bil lion military pay raise
tentatlveJJ scheduled to take effect. Oct.
J
The annual salary htkt: is embodied in a
pe ndi ng draft extension bill tha t has bet:n
approved by the House bu! still B\\'aits
fin;il action by the Stnate.
The size nf the pay raise and 1t~ ef-
lcc111·e datr "·ere agreed on by HnusP 11nd
Senate negotiators ~hortly be f n r e
C-Ongress left on 11 s summer rec~ss and
JtlSt before Nixon froze wages and prices
J.~ part of his new et'.onomic program
On \IJednf'sda~ Nixon, llC'ling in !ht>
sp1r1t of that pnhty d~ision. formally
postponed fnr s11 months 11 Jan. I pa,v
honst for 5.fi m1l hf'ln Rn1·t rnment workers.
militarv 11nd c1vil1fln a I 1 kt -and he
hinted ·a plannerl October, l972 , r a 1 s e
might al so he pu1 off
RPCilUSP nf d1ff Prrnrres in the ll.'ay tht>
1n1!1tarv ;ind civ ilian laws "·ere dr.<l\\'n 11
won't be thal. easy for the president ID
delfl y the military salary increasei;.
Ch11irman f . Edv•ard Hebert ~D-L11 ),
of the House Armed Services Committee,
b11rked up hy House lrgal experts, con·
I.ends lhal. the president "'ill have no
i;hnice hut In raise military pay as of Oct.
l if he !•gn.!> the draft bill.
'fhr theory buttre~~ini: this 11rgument is
that Congress "'tis aw11rP nf 1he i;nnTrnls
but decided 11 s till wanted lhP Arn1ed
f\lrces to get it!J pay ra ise.
Treasury Secretary .John B Cnnnal ly
already has rule;d that lon~ev1ty ra1se;11
and other military benef1 1s flnwini; lrom
PXi ~tin~ l11w are fro zen: but !he nt-w
military pay rai sP wnu lrl be from 11 ntw
l;iw. once Congress passes the: riraft. ex-
tension -and It w;tc; Congres.~ w h 1 c h
i::a\·e the Pre:side:nt 11uthnrity to llT!pose
t!if' freeze in thf' f1rs1 place
.. I <·an't roncf'i\ P of !h~ P1·es1dent rm!
pay1n.(: the r111ses H he signs the bill ,''
said nne cnn~ressional te<:hnli:ian,
The president has the npt1nn o/ vetoi n~
thf' bill. But since a protracted baUle
o\'er 110 antiwar am--ndmtnl to the
nieasure has alre11d.v lefr tht> presidt>nt
without authority to inducl men into lhe
armed services si nce Junt JO he is l!ke lv
In w~nt lhe dr11fl to res ume as soon as
poss1bl t .
~e1thrr !ht A.dm 1n1:o:trati nn. nor lht
organ u created to administer the freeze,
lhe Cost. of Li ving Coonc1t, has yf't ••·
nounced whlll. lt would do about tht
military pay hike.
Some congressional o b a t r 11 e r .I
i;peculale that the P resident rn·, !ry td·
persu::ide !he Senate !n h"1 ~ up act1nn un·
til both it and the '.1nuse ha'.t h~d I
chancl' to reconsider tiif' pay raise in
light of thP freeze.
Should Congress send Nixon a hill y,•1tlt
an Oct. I pay rt'l tse 1hf' pre~1dent ron-
r eivably could takr !he posit10n thar th•
frt'eze applied In it roo 1f hP does therf •
may not be much Uingress can do a bo ut
it
But a member nf tht Armed Foret$, .
such 11.s a recruit y,·hose annuiil com-
pt"nsation would ra J!'e frnm $3,Jfij tc
S4,872, cnuld ;isk a federal cnurl tn ordet
tht president to pay the new wage sc11le1
~ contt:nding tht:y "'ere now lht: Jaw oJ
the land .
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\\'ashinglon Souarf' Unity f\1ethod ist Air National Guard in the office of Gov.
Church were Dr. 'Howard Levy. the r rancis \V. Sar~ent : Sister Sheila
former Armv captain 1vho "''as court-J\1cGuirk of South Grafton . a nurse's aide,
martialerl for refus1n~ tn tra in Gretn and Sisler .Judith Rosenthal o r
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f!let-'C telephone the number below between 8:00 a.m.. and
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Lr\'\' called thr pl'nceeding ;in "ex· AFR. riiii~~!~~~~~~iiiiiiiiii=~=~=~==~~~~:~~--, perimen1 10 Jus!ltf'" saying "there .:1rr
I.fin man~' people interposed between you Sclioo]s file
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Jo,,, , ""';' P""''''' frnm "'"' Bus ing S u it sales of the book and inchcalcd that, hr
would consider sa.ooo a just lee. .JAC KSONVILLE:. Fla. (AP l E
Hoffman aaid : "There's no doubl T11n1 -Tht Duv ill County School WA R
p.:1rticipated in somP ?' the edi!in~ _Th;, Board . undrr a c0urt-orderedl
nnl y thing .,.,,e·re haggling about is prtcP in tegration p!iln r~quirini;: bus-
Rr11ched bv telephone la lf' \Vt>dnesda ~'. ing of 7~.f)(l(I pupils. asked I\ 11 •lli•lli••••••••••••••••••••••••••f!!•!"'• Hoffman sa.1d nn deci sion hflri bef'n f Pdcr11! rourt \Vednesday tn ~
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• DA.RY PD..OT EDITORIAL P A.GE
Real Tax Reform Now?
The state Supre me Cou rt's ruling that Californ ia's
publiC' school financing F>YF>lem LS unconst1tulional be·
cause locally-levied property taxes provide unequal ed·
u cational opportunities beL\.veen rich and poor d1 s1ricts
has sent shock waves up and down the stale.
So me schools and governn1ent orfic1al~ e1gree that,
o n an overall statewide basis, the decision will mean
both relier for most propert..y taxpayers and n1ore n1oney
f or most schools. This hope rna y be fa lse. or if not. it
will be a long time 1n realization.
F'lrsl, t he U.S. Supreme Co urt will have to r ule
on the decision. and this could take a long time.
Second, even J1 the highest court upholds the de·
cision prompUy, the Legislature will sti.11 have to set up
the complex machinery to carry out the mandate. That,
too. will take time -even though Assembly Spea ker
Bob Moretti fD·North Holly\vood \ has announced that
21chool lax reform will be the •·first issue'' 1he Assembly
will take up \l.'hen it reconvenes next t.1onday.
Predictions are that a 'Statewide school property
tax will replace present local taxes. and that it will
be lower than present local school proper1 y taxe.!> in
most areas.
In substance, It would mean hi gher t<1xes in wealthy
d istricts (where high assessed value!i have produced
large school revenues from a relatively IO\\'er lax ratcl
and lo\ver tax rates in poorer d istricts. The state would
distribute the money so collected to local distric ts on
a student population basis.
Along the Orange Coast. the tax shift from loca l
to state would mean that some districts wlJJ gain revenue,
some will lose. Likewise, some taxpayers would find
t heir propert y taxes Jo\\1ered but some woul d pay more.
But a slate\1•1de property tax alone \\1iU fall a Jong
\vay short of provid ing all of the revenues needed to
m;:unta ln even a tnocle ~t educational IC'vcJ . Very consid·
erable add1t1onal slate ninni es from oth er tax sou rces will
have to be found. The Lei::1slaturc has failed to face up
to this problem for th e tast JO years -or longer.
Th(> necessi tv for action prescn1ed by the court's
ruling coul d hf' .a golden opportunity for tax reform
\vilhout the block(lge o{ partisan po!tllcs \vhich has frus·
trated the effort heretofore.
Refreshing Syn1b ol Saved
Orange County and orange Juice ought to be n1arlta1
partners at least until the county's last orange grove gives
'vay to still anot her houl)1ng dcvrlopn1ent.
But last vear !he Lc g1slatl1re ru~sed a bill \11h1ch
amounted to ; sundering of such a partnership repre·
sented by t1vo pic l urc:ique 1Jr;i11 gl' ju1re st.ands on Coast
l-l igh\vay bet\veen Corona del l\lar and Laguna Beach.
·rhe la\V would have evicted t1vo sn1a ll businessmen
01vning Lhe stands lonp, hcforr further development o(
t he area is to con1e ;ibout. Asscn1 bl yn1an Rohert E. Bad·
han1 IR·Newporl. Beach) \\lent tn the rescue \\'ilh 1vhat ·he
called his "Orange JuJ<·e Bill."
Jlis 1neasure is HO\V la\r and lhe 111.10 stands have a
reprieve for another five years. Many coastal trav~lers
\\'Iii hope it \\'Ill be 1nade pern1anent. as a figuratively
and -literally -refreshing symbol of Orange County
on the Orange Coast
Communis1n
ls a Poverty .
Equalizer
Dear
GJ001ny
Gus
N ixon's Shift Front Social to Eco11011iic Entplias is
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Tbougbll At Large:
All communism can ever do is equali ze
f10verty; it can neve r equalize affluence,
for the more al·
fluent a sociely be-
<.-Omes. the more do
natural i1equalilies
begin to asser ~
themselves, through
merit. cunning or
for ce. •
People will pay .11t
en auction what they
would never dream
of paying at a private !lale. for the very
act to open compelit1on enhances the
value of an object beyond its inheren~
worth. • • •
The censor wants lo be his brrither's
J<eeper. hut only in the way that. an in·
mate of an institution has a "keepe r." • • •
"P.1ass education" 1s as muth a con·
tradiction in terms as "ma ~s com·
munication" -for only individuals can
be educated or communicatl"<I v.·ith. on a
person·t.crper&on basi!I ; an)'1hing else 1s
indoctrinated. • • •
The people must be taken out of the
ghetto. and t~e ghelll'l ou~ of the people,
at the same tune: 1Jtherw1se I.he ;>rnblem
ls merely transferred "-'lthout being
transformed. • • •
One v.·;ay to differentiate bflween
characters is that I.he gnr'Ki man demand~
universality. but npPQses uniformit y:
while the bad man deman ds uniforn1lt y,
but opPQSe!I universality. • • •
tt is not hard to gel an idea across to
&0meone else if you simply want to be un·
\Vh en are our sChoo!s going In start
teaching our children the truth
abo ut reptiles as an offset lo the
nonsense they hear from !heir
squeamish p<1 rents'.' Without ptir·
ental conditioning. the kid s are in·
terested in snakes -and they do
make good pets.
-R. T. G.
T~I• ll••ure ref\ec!o r"ll O."' ,.,.w,, ""' ft~CIU1tll¥ l!loM Dt TT!• n•WOPIHr. Stt'ld
,our H I HfYt It GIM"'y GUI. Dell'I' Pi!otl.
clerslood; whal makes it complicated LS
'A'hen y-0u want to be admired as well.
• • •
"Compromise" is one of the trickiest
words in lhe l;:inguage -for there is
nothing bet1er when it slµn ifies the aban-
donment of dogtna in order lo coope rate,
anrl nothing v.·or~f' when 1t i:;ignilies the
ab1:1ndonmen t of principles in order to
conFpire.
• •
for every Piihlir fl~ure who com plams
that lies are to\r1 ;:ibnut him. a ~core
'"ould complain ii the truth v•ete told: as
S;11nuel Johnson ;:iccuratcly nhserved: "A
n1an hart rathrr ha\'f' a hundred lies told
nf him !han one tnith which he does not
wi sh should hr 1olr1 ·· • •
On" of r~e mo!'! pt'rplr.•inJ: diffrrrnces
l)el.,.,-ren the srxes ti;; Iha! a v.·nman a .... ·ay
frnm home 1~ usuall.v on her \!t>ry best
behavior ;i m;in away fn11n home tend~
1.0 be on his wnr~l • • •
11 ;i lhnrn11ii,hly hnnrst man "·nu?rl
st . .:irve fn dralh in an a<'f']UISl!l\'e sor.1el v,
1hrn 1hrrr 1s n1llre inrcn11vr for thl' m;in
In rh;:ingf !h.:i11 fnr h1tn lo try !IJ milkf' !hr
~nr1r1v rh;inc" 1Thu~. tho~I' whn s;iy lh.:i1
•or1rty won't fh;ini::,r 1111111 prorl~ are
better.'' 1cnor1> the cQro llary !hil t &oc1ety
11111~1 offer Jll'nplr some prem1un1 for
111anting t(l be helll'r 1 • • •
Ki!lmg In prevPnt. wiekPdness \s ltke.
lying Lo prevent falsehood .
AgnewPopulnrity Wanes
WASH INGTON -Presidt>nt Nl:t"n has
ask~ his ch 1 ~I CQl\fidanl, H. A.
Ha ldeman, to ar.
range some secret
polls lo determine
whether Vice. Prrsi-
dent.Agnew will help
or hurt lhe. tic ket in
1972.
Pri v ate p::1l1s.
t11ken for the. While
Hou~ :tnd the Re·
publiean National
Committee, show that !he VJce Prf'si·
dent's popularity is decli ning. But ap-
pan:11tly. the Pr~ident want~ more llpt·
clflc polls to help him dttide whether to
dump Agnew.
tl wa11 1 poll th11t persu;aded Nt;ion t-0
select Agnew ar. hi!I runnln:t mii le in the
fll'St place. This 1963 pl'.ltl. v.·hile. it didn 't
mentKm AgJlf'• by name. 1ndfcated Nixon
wou1d do better -·Ith a little-known run-
nine mi te.
Bw George ---,
De'r George
No m1tter whit I wear. me-n find
me very R I}'r Whal can I do"
Sl:o
Dear Sue
Wrile ti.I nn, nr
columnl!IJ. I wnuldn'I
queailon.
U"H! lady
t.auch !hat
I
I
1J ack Anderson
'
All the big.name Republicans, who
were cn11!"1clered vice pre s i d en I 1 a I
poss1hi!it1es, "'ere controversial and.
there-f11re. v.·ould rost votes Nixon picked
AJ'.new. 1ron1cR ll y. because he v.·as lhe
]e.ast controversial of the a.va1lable. pro·
~pects
SEN. GEORGE ~1cGOVERN. 0·1'. D .
has summnoPd Nlx{ln Admln1strat1on of·
ficials to an c1nergcnc\' n1reting of his
Select Nulrilion Comm 11tee to e:rplain
why they h;:i\·e gulled the school lunch
program for poor children.
\\'hile Congress "''BS ciul nl Sf':ss1nn. thr
Aaricnllure Department and the Budget
OfUee chopped lhe lunch funds from 00 to
3S cents per child. !\1 rGovern recei ved
Impassioned pie.all from the states. in·
eluding" lelltr Imm 1he Georgia Schnol
Lunch Admin1slr11tnr who wrnte "\Ve
nttd your help desr-.era!t'I}' ...
P.1rGovern will ~sk at lhe Srplrmbrr 7
ht!:~ring~ wh)' th" arlmin1s tration an·
1"10t1ncrd the ru1hack :it a time whrn
Cllni:i;re~s V.':I~ 111 rr<·e~\ ;ind rnuldnl
reacl, then g~v(' rlr'~ .. drr~ of th, ~<::hool
lunr.h prf)gram on!1 ll d:•)5 to fight tht
cutback be.fort 1t i l)('S into effect.
Reform Moves Postponed
\VASHINGTON -1'he shift from sne1al
to economic e1nphasis Jn major n;:ilinna l
pol icies has come on
strongly , IL is a.!> 1f
the clock has bet'fl
turned bi'lck tn the
early J93()s when
economic acllon un.
clerlaid tliP major
events of tht t 1mc
The Jlll~lrone1nent
l'.lf wcl[arP reform
anrl re1·f'nue sharing
.. ~·;7~~ '.:~~
-the !Wo mos! advanced social pro-
posals of recent ye;irs -s1gni11cs 1hP.
change. Ii also expres~es a hard reality.
A government running deep in the red
owing in large. part to a fall off in tAX
revenues from a fal!cnn~ ecnnomy can·
no! afford tn comm11 an add111onal $4
bil110J1 for we lfare and $fi bdl1nn fnr
revenue sharing to .~upporl. social. cduc<i-
tional . and urban relief.
Tll E GOVERN~1ENT canpol afforrl 11.
or prudently do 11 w11h1n lhe tr;imework
of its ecpnumir program. But 11 will
nevertheless be deinan<led anrl thr Nx 1on
administration ts hl'adcrl tor po!ilical
tr(lub)e in !ha! respect.
Sor1al reform ;inf! prngre:;:-i are be.111~
askPd to takr i;rcnnrl plart' tn econnrn1r
necessity for the time being Once social
Ri ch a rd Wilson
rcforn1i.~t dri \•es lose their mom entum
they do not regain it easily.
ln the case of v.·elfare reforn1, lhr.
beg1nnings nf guaranteed income for all.
President Nixon's requesl for clelay of a
yc;ir has proved to be. a signal in the
Senate to delay it forever
ln the case or revenue sharing, his re·
quest /or a shorter de lay could merely
nail down the cvffin lid.
THE T\\'O !\t EASURES Nixon has
given the highest priority in his entire.
clomestic program and his main claim lo
being !he greal. refcirmer arP. thus tn
JCopan1y.
The Whil e I louse claims otherwise It is
~;:i1d lllflt Nixo n has los! none of his zea l
for th e refo rm rne11sures, will cor11inue to
pres~ for them and th e postponemenl i~
n1ere\y tactical. That could be quite trur
;:ind the effect sti ll cou ld be that neither
the reform of the welfare system nor
revenue sharing ever will become
recogn1zal)l e monuments fo hi s ad·
ministration.
These reforms Nixon so high.ly pnzes
has aroused very !ittle general public in-
f.eresl. l:;ven !hos e who su ppo rt them hold
then1 s11mewhal suspect. \Vhat arQuses
pP.nple are welrare chisel1ni:. hiJ;h taxes,
disorder <1nd crime ()O !he streets, not the
mechanics of aid to dependent children
and pulling the c1!1es out of the financial
hole
Tll ERE IS A res1du;il d1s1rust that
federal pl'O~rarn.~ of this kinrl ran be
made lo work and 1f tnel' do .... ·nrk lo somr
degree Are often so 11•;istefu\ and harlly
run &'i In mnke a sc1·eam1ng scandaL
Nixon has said. in effec1. that peoplr.
have come I.II dislrust governmC'n1 His
reforms Are intended In restore faith in
the ability Of [he government !O act '"']Se·
Jy and effectively.
The soc1Al fetmtnl. ne vertheless, J?.Oe.s
on all around ;in admin1stratinn ""'h1ch
has had to g11•e priority to econom1<'
recovery.
How 11 could be Sll!)\')ln;ed that 1L l'o·ould
be otherwi se could only be explainer! hy
th ose '"'ho now de.rnand 111ultJ.b1ll1on
dollar health programs. niult1ple-hlllion
dollar welfare rrogr2.ms, find multiple·
bill ion dolhir housing p r o g r a 111 s
regardless or the depressed slate of the
economy.
ALL THE \\'HILE he supports Pre.;;i.
or Dead?
dent Nixon's ecunon11c progran1 . which
inc ludes fiscal resl rain l. Sen. Ed'A'ard t-.1.
Kenned y rresscs for a national health
prugra1n which would cos! scores o[
bil!ions.
Len. to its own devices, and w1thou! a
prcs1rlenual velo. Congrt'ss would have
authorized a :S5 hi!i1(1n ourln.v fo r
emergency public "'nrks.
"one of !his I" t·nn~1s1enl \111h Nixon's
pnltey I'-hic:h inc!udt1s a spending cut·
back. !he delay of nt•\1' eomm1t1nents, an d
a reduruon in govcrnn1cnl employ ment
BL:T TJUS IS u .-.;1:: of the (Xlinls where
he \\'Iii run into tn:iublc. The cnnt'epl i'
deeply imbeddcd in liberal circles that
federal aid 111 all categories must be ex·
panrled -more fnr the ecology, more tor
11 clfilre, more for <01!ics and slates, and
le ss for defense,
The. need 10 111tTcase dclcn . .;e cos1~.
however, n1ay soon be as 1n1perat111e a~
the need fnr en1ergcney economic action.
Onre il)l;aln snc1.:i l reforms are likely tn
ha1e lo lilke s"cond pl.1cc. and nnce a~a1 11
t.he i;oc1al ferment will arise lo c!ai m
deprivation of the most urgent needs of
pe0rle
Sooner or l<i!Pr the real1zalinn may
dawn t!iat a counlr.v needF to be. safe anrl
economicat!y sound 11 1t 1~ to "·1pe out
poverly and spread 1\'Cl! being to all.
Troubles Pile Up in the Communes
The search for parad1:.r nn a rnn1n1una l
farm is 1·om1n;; 1ip a;?a1n .r ~rme uncx·
per!ed rrob!enl•, grounrlrrl In hun1;i11
nature Tht• fnundrr~ ol !ht'!>f' n1.q1r
utnp111s ;irp m:.i1nlv .1nu11g. c·11~.hr<'rl
An1er1can8 , ''1n1dr!lc.cla~~ lreak~ 111
1he1r r.111 1 lnngu;1gf' Thf• ph~:-1r:il pri l'a·
11nns of r1nnrcr 111 tllj? lhi'.<,I' <'.Hl f;ikr. But
thr prnb!e111~ 111s1dc nf !hC'tll~l'l \'ES :tre
i;ornr1h1ng cl~r n~ll lll For tht•v hiiv~
founrl cummun..rl tnp,cH1rrnl'~li lo hf' not
as ea ~ily ach1r1·rrt 11s rhry h;irl 1hought.
Anri li ke the nuclear fan11I,\ froin which
lhe.v esc<iped. thr comn111nal f;imdy gelS
badly shaken up whe n !11ods run ~horL
"\l'e made 1t throuch l,1i;t \11/ll•'! h('liC\I·
1ng Sl')mehn\1• that Paradise would unfold
ar11und us \11 lh thl' green leaves," a
n1Pn1her of Ra1nhov.• Farm 111 Ve rrpont
v.•role in a letter Lo Ramparl.5 "\\1e were
'A'r11ng." Thr troubl11 "a ~ 1wo-folrt ·•wor·
ryi ng abo11t 1he hill.• and 1he problem~ 11·e
have l\'J th each other · There .,.,·ere
hassles over "sex roles 1n 'A'Ork. corn·
petence and 1ncon1f)f'tcnCP," and prob-
lems du! to being "<1 l1Prn.1!rly lazy and
co1npuls1ve . ov er.achieving nncl bored ··
A COSTR IBL:TOll 1n a nt'w.i;\et!rr fr om
Tl'-'i n Oaks 1n Louisa County. V1rg1ni11,
confessed · "l.J1·1ng 10 ;:i ~n1all cnn1nu1n1t~
h;:is, for man)' nf us. stifled or rnadl' uii
pessimistic concerning our original ut(}-
pian dream . , . \.\1e b<'l1t>\'C in equality,
yet we are unable to face the. slaggering
. '
Medicine
Press Co111 u1euts
·-
•
flardy, Ark .. Sharp Counl y lnde.!'f'n·
de..n1 · '"In !he 111Ft;,,, vear~ morr prni;:rrlis
has been made in conquering disease and
1n prolonging IJ/r than 1n 1he rnt.iN.'
pre\'IOUS history of man 's existence. 11
wa~ done by free 1nen working HndPr a
free.. sys1em Anet ye1 thr1·p 11re !hose who
long for snc1ahzed mPdic1ne. with a 11:anR
nf f:'UVernment bf!.~SP"i h;ini:llng around
holding their little br·nwn fiati;hel.~."
Editoria l
R esearc h
irnpl1c;11u1ns of 1otal and real :,,or1al
equality ," Twin Oaks is alte1np!1ng to
prove lhat by applying the principles of
behaviora l conditioning. os fiet forlh 1n
H.F. Ski nner's 111ovel. V.'alden If. people
can be freed of the negative emo!Jons
thal lead lfl dissension and unha ppiness.
Four sears after its founding, how ever.
its main goa l remains elusive.
\\'here docs the fault lie for the dif·
ficulty in Uving by the ideal!'i of the share·
anrl-shnre·ahkc cornmunilies ~ Some of
the C<lmmun;irds blame srn;1l'ty, atj!uin~
Lh~I thry werr coorl1t1oncd f0r the til l·
rarr. not for harm<•n1nu~ !1\ 111g in ro1n·
1nuncd u1 or1a . ·'\\'" ;ir·e .~11/: 1h~ 11n-
f11rtunatt• 1·1 ('l1n1~ of a :;1ck J;ft('Jrlv, '
\I rolr th r T111111 Oak rnrrrspnnrlt>nt ··1v~
ilrf' not JUS1 cl11l r\1'Cl1 or l'ap1lal1~111 hlJI iii;
pri~nncri;,'· wrole a Rainbow F11rn1 "r
" I! srcm~ 1..,e·1·e rc·cre<1Lcd what wr
ha!cd 1n thP soc1cl y \le cnmc from "
TIORERT llOUH IET. a wr11er on com·
m11nal societies who became so lakcn
11·1\h the iden he establishrrl one of his
o"'"· in no rthern Vermont. found it hard
to give up private possesslonF-"I \1'aF
un1v1!ling to let go of what v.·:ts mine,'· he
"Ti le.~ Jn a ne"· book. Getl.in.'l Back
Toget her. ··my car. niy monty. my
Man and the Moon
In the pleasant afterglow of the spec·
lilcularl.Y successful Apollo I~ moon trip
the cri(ici!rms of space. spending seem a
lit!le less impressive. Yet they persist.
The sclenllf ic community is ec.~t atic
over the resulls, e\•en though it ha s h:trd·
ly touched the n1onumenlal da!a returned
:inti vet to come from the arliJicial sate!·
lite • pul into orbll be.fore. Endeavor
sla r1 ed it s· trip horne. Admittedly. il is
hard (n rtemonstrAte lhe dollar value of
all this new irifor mntion: it is a price.less
<tcld1tion to man's knowledge of his world.
his universe. and himse.11.
The ~ain. however. is not all abstr8ct.
Tren1 enrlou5 practical values have bee.n
harvested from the space. program. The
n11nia turlzat1ori, the gpecial technique~
developed to record the ph,Yliical stalu!I of
the ast ronn uts are more and more pro-
\·1dln11 miracles in the. medical field.
OUR DAIL\' LIVES '"' being. nr &00!'
will hf' :tffttlr.d beneficially by mor~ ac·
cura1(' wPathe.r forecas111 and warning
s,1-~ttms for e-arthquake.s and hurricanes.
crop ~urveyini;t :old plant. di!reR!it check·
In!!; hl.l!hly accurate air ~nd maritime
1uidance liYJtems; location of water pol·
Guest Editoria l
lullon : fi re. prevention: localinn of ocean
food sn urces: new industrial and com-
merr::inl appli cations in mining. food prll--
cessing. waste recycling, paint.s and
plastics ... all made possible by the
space. prog ram .
This is not be ing done just by some
go\'e-rnmenl ai;:ency. As a nal ional in·
vestmen t corporal.ion po1nt.ed oul in a re-
cenl ad vertisement. m-0re than &00 major
contractors and subcontractors as 'A'ell :ts
many suppliers were invol ved in the
Apollo 1~ night . More than 2n.ooo com-
pa.n ieg have bttn involved tn !he 'nt1re
NASA program. Obviously. nol all the
money Is going to the moon
"Space ls the gre<lt Iron! 1rr ol the
ru1.urr."' concludl'd thr at:!. "Wto be.he\'e
continued research and Pxploral inn will
pa y dividends to 1111 the Yi'Orld "
It l.15 a prelly convincing conclusion
~allf-0rnln t-u iure Service
"'1fe" He Q1d nut lei go of his wire.
Priv;ic~ 1s anorher !hlog the Jailer.day
comm11n;1rrl~ iirt' f111rl1ng it hard lo 11:1ve
up S(l111c ::irr d1~r11v('r1n$: .v.h:.i1 Sk inner
1nrl1r<1lcd In \\',1ldl'll 11 -lt1al 111 a "or\rl
of l•)i;l.'!hcl'lll";.\. thr ~1·ra le1-ot trca.'o11rc
1nay br a n111n1 nf 1·n11r 11wn . E1 en the
1n:1rrirrl C'•lltplr~ 111 Sk111nrr s 11lop1a hi1vP1
f)r'11 ,1te ·rrintn li If the~ w1.<.h A grf'B I
Orhatr 1 ~ 110 11 i:o1ng 1111 ;it T111n O:tks 0n
whe!hrr !o exp;inr! fac1il11t>~ 1n 01·der ro
1tcco n1moda:e riiore mPn1bC'rs or to give
the present membership more private
rooms,
THE l\tOHTALrrv rate of the rural
communes i~ l11gh ~·!any con1e and m;:iny
go To V1rg1n1a al on{'. 11 ""'llS re(Xlrted
recently, ti \1·ere fnunrled in !he past
three ye-ars. bu l only six remain. One
re~earchcr fnunrl the !nrm1ng. splin·
!enng. and d1s1ntegr1ttu1p. of commune!!
took pl ace 1n ~uch a ~hnrt renod of tim e
I hat 11•hen e\ er he he:trrl abnut 1t cnin·
m11ne's f',X1s1ence . the chances were 50 to
I Iha! 1L 1vas alrrady kaput. That so
many fall 1s not surprisi ng \\1hat trlls u.~
more abou! Arnerica in the 1970s is that
new ones keep coming,
OR..A NGI COAST
DAILY PILOT
Rabl'rt N . \Veed, Publisher
Thomas Keeuil, f ditcir
AlbPrt \V. Bnt~s
Editorial Page Editor
The ednonal Pil!:e of the Do!iily Pi)f)I
seeks to inforllf and 11t1m11lale re11d·
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opinions 11nrl rommPntar;• on topic&
Qf 1ntere&t am! s1gnillc!!.net'. by pro.
vkl1nz ;i /nnim tor 'h' e:o:prr~~11Jn ol
our l'fli!df'r~· opinion•, anrl hy pl?.-
spnlin:.:: lhl' rllvl'Mt> \·1r1•·po1nra of 1~
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Did Ralph Nader Do His Homework?
''J\'.adt"r, pt'1ha ps rnislrd bv !\'arlrr's "Haiders" report on rrcr11 cd by \'cwport Brach ci-heavily criliz.ed lide!ands land read the original report com-lroversial rrport is ended,
~" team 01 1nPxpcr1rnced C<:ihforn1:.i land and water. 1.1· mAn11i;er Robt.rt \Vvnn. \\'ho deals made concerning Upper pletely. falr·minded Californians vt'!ll
rt'sr<1 rcht>r~. h;is perlorm!'d a The l'\\'Rt\. located 10 Glen-said. ' !t is obvious Iha! the Ne~·port Bay \\'Llh the Irvine In a letter to the cny recognize the poor quality ot
public d1~srr111·r" rharg('s a <lalP, 1~ nlten usrd by C\\'R A 1s trying, tr> 1nd1ca1e Company. manager's office. D w a 1 n
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How She Looked With Wig (l ) •nd Btli•ved to look Without One
'JJJanson Orders'
Tex Watson Says
He 1'11111·dered 4
LOS ANGELES ! AP) -
Charles "Tex '' \.falson says he
stabbed and shot four victim!'i
in the Sharon Tate murders
h<'cause "I was doi ng what
Cha rlie told me to do "
\Va\snn, Z.). y,iis the first
rollower of Cha rles r-.1 an son to
say that the hippie-style clan
Official
Sus pended
In Probe
LOS ANG ELES (UPl l
County Public Adm inistrator
Ba ldo M. Kristovich was
!'uspended from his post by
the hnard of supervisors
\Vedne~day ;:ifter the Los
An<>e!es Gran d Jurv \vas nrd~red to investigcite his
handling nf pri\'alt estates.
Kristovich, 56. v.·as accused
nf sel!ing prQperlv to friends
and !hen falsifying probate.
rrni rt reco rds. He w a s
unanim0uslv suspenrl~ hy the
hol'!rd (or 30 da~·s afler he f:ii\-
ed II"! appear tn an swer the
ch:i rges <1rra inst him.
Kris tn\·ich ;:irc11~.....i Cnun!y
Counsel John D. J\laharg (lf a
prrson<il \·endett n against him
anrl s;iirl of i>sta\e<; under his
cnntrnl totalfnit t lflO milti<"ln
"no;t one penny js missin i;t. All
th,, mon('v is in the b<Jnk_"
lie said he will apneal to the
cri11ntv civil srir\·ire cnrn-
n1ission ,1·i thin 10 da~·s for
re'"S! :it.ernen t.
lie has bf'en accnsl'rl of "'"11-
lng n~rsnnfll nrnner!v rlirectlv
19 fri"nds v•h1rh h;irl h""n
;irlvert i5ed for s<i le hv puhliC'
;iru.·!ion; nf filing Superil'lr
Cnllrt ;iffid.:i\'ils under nR!h
lh;il the prDpertv 1~·as snlrl tn
th,. h1chest hlrldrr: :inrl nf
t1ulh.-.rizinl! payment of ;in
;uirtioneer's cnmmissinns nn
f ~{'ir :c;ales. dr~pite the f;ict
Iha! the prrip£>rlv wa~ not sold
by an auctioneer.
Brusl1 Fire
Controlled
LAKE PIRU fUP tl -A
brush lire that destroyed 1.850
acres nf vaJuable waler~hed in
Los Padres National Forest
and ad vanced to within a half
mile of the sanctuary of the
rare California Condor ·w11s
con trolled Wednesday evening.
The blaze. which broke out
r-.tonday near Blue P o i n t
c<impground here. was halted
bv 1,000 men at an estimated
Nist of S203.000.
leader gavt> direct orders to
kill. He quoted ~tanson as
saying : '').lake sure everybody
i.s dead and done as gruesome
as you can
\\"at.son testified at his
murder trial Yi'ednesday that
I.he only victim he didn't at·
tack was the blonde pregna nt
actress herself. Susan Atkins
c<infessed kl fatal!y stabbing
J.1iss Tate.
Manson. 36, Miss Atkins and
two other women c I an
members -Leslie Va n
Houten . 21. and Patricia
Kren,,..·inkel, 23 -were con·
victed and sentenced to death
for the slayings of r.tiss Tate
and slx others.
LATER SLAYINGS
Two of the slayings, those or
market O\\'ners Leno and
Rosemary LaBianca, occurred
the following night and Watson
has not testified about them
yet.
Linda Ka s abia n , 21,
originally charged in thl": case.
turned state's l":vidence and
eventu:illy was ~et frl":e. Miss
Van Houten \\'as charged only
wit h conspi racy in the Tate
case and \V ith the murders of
the LaBiancas.
\\'atson. cha rged with seven
cou nts of murder, is being
tri ed alone and has pleaded in·
nocent and innocent by reason
of insanity.
His attorneys conceded in
opening statements I hat
Watson killed bu t contend he
·wasn't responsible for his ac·
tlons be<'.ause he was cnn·
I rnl led hv ~1anson a n d
halluc1nogfnic drugs.
"I could see' and hea r
Charlie -hear his \'oice to
kill everYbodv I fel t like I "'as
in ;i drf.::.m .-h.:il f awa ke and
half not awake," \\'atson said.
Ile said he ancl the others in
the killing party also had
taken LSD.
SHOT YOUTH
\\'atson said he and fl1 is:c;
Atkins. fl.tiss Kasa bta n and
M1~s Krenwinkel went to the
Tate home the night of Aug. 9,
J%9. Watson said he im·
mediately shot Steven Parent,
18. who had just pulled up in a
car.
Watson said he then headed
for the hou se and found Miss
Atkins herding its occupants
into the living roo m. Suddenly,
Jay Sebring. 26. a Jiol\ywood
hair stylist and onetime fiancl":
of Mi ss Tate "started toY:ard
me." He said Miss Atkins
cried, "Walth out." and "I
turned and emptied the gun at
him. I went around thl": couch
and started stabbing him."
Miss Krenwlnkel also stabbed.
he said.
Wigged
Blonde
Hunted
SAN FRANCISCO (AP )
An all-points bulletin is out for
a blonde-wigged woman who
may have given a flashlight
signal shortly before gunmen
burst into a police station a!\(!
killed a desk sergeant and
wounded a woma n clerk.
About 20 minutes after the
young woman left t h e
Ingleside Station here Sunday
ni ght, a bomb did minor
damage at a Bank of America
branch a mile away. With the
station largely emptied of o!-
ficers. the assault came within
20 minutes, Lt. Charles Ellis,
chief of the homicide bureau,
said Wednesday.
"We feel she is thl": key
lead." he said. She is uniden-
tified and no warrwt has been
issued for her. said Ellis, but
po lice want to question her
about the incident which left
Sgl. Joh,n V. Young dead and
clerk Ellen Lipney wounded in
the elbow.
A letter to the Sen Fran-
cisco Chronicl e Tuesday sign-
ed by the "George L. Jackson
Assault Squad Qf the Black
Liberation Army" said thl": al·
tack was in retaliation for the
death of black militant Cflnvict
George Jackson "'ho died Aug.
21 in an alleged escape at-
tempt al San Quenti n prison
v.·hich also left two whitl": con-
victs and three gnards dead.
* * * FBI Fears
Lawyer Not
In Country
SAN FRA NCISCO <UPI 1
Fugitive Stephen ~1 i t ch e 11
Bingha m. the radic al attorney
linked wit li Sa n Quentin·s
escape att empt 11 days ago.
held a va lid passport and may
have fled the coun!ry. ac-
cording to fcdcr:.1 orficials.
Although the FRI said only
it. had "no c0n firmed reoo rts"
tha t Binii harn had left the
United Slates. assistant U S.
Attorney J2.mes Buren said
"there is probable cause to
be lieve he has fled the st,atl": of
California .''
A Feder:il fugitivl": warTi\nt
was· issued Wednesday for
Bingham and Buren told
newsmen t. h a t extradition
would be sought immedi.11telv
if the attorney was located
outside the country.
Bingh;im , 28. scioa of a
politically prominent Con-
nl":cticut familv . was char'~
with five counts of murdu for
Rllcgedly smu'!'gling a gun to
Soledad brother G e o r I? e
Jackson in~ide San Quentin
priso n. precipitalin't an escapt>
attempt in which JaCk~nn ,
three guards anrf tw o while
tier·tenders werl": killed . The north front of the blaze
came within a half mile of the
conrlor nesting site. However,
most of the adult birds,
f'Slimated t.o liumher only
;ibout 60. spend tbe summer in
the High Sierra.
A F('lrest Service spokesman
said the cause of the blaze was
not known,
Schools' Instruction
On VD 'Not Adequate'
2 Childreu
~uffocat etl
POMONA (UPll -Two
children 1uffo ca t e d Wed-
nesday night 1fter they crawl-
ed into a· w'5her-dryer com·
binaUon to play.
Aul.horitin said f\.farilyn
Barnett, 7, and her half·
hrother Johnny Singleton, 4. of
Pomona were-fou nd lnsid~ th~
oppliance ttored in the family
garage.
SACRAMENTO IUPll -A
report prepared for the. State
Board of Educallon conch.1de!
.11ntivene~I d i s ea 11 e in-
struction at most California
schools ls inadequate to stem
tbe rising VD rate.
The study says none of the
state's 7th aDc:I 8th grade text·
hooks even mention the topic.
IL said some schools are
buying paperbacks about VO
to fill the void.
1lle survey. which lhe board
will oonsider at its meeting
ntrt week. s;i id outd11ted
materials and a fear by
teachers of vkilating state
restrictions on sex education
are the two major reasons for
the Inadequate instruction on
venereal disease.
"The CQm mittee feels th8t
while there I! t0me VO . irt-
11trucUon in some schoot11. it b
inadequate in most schools in
California.'' the report 11aid.
A task force 11ppointed by
the slate board of public
healt.h wrote the report. The
group Also bAcked It bill to fI·
empt VD Instruction from the
sex education restrictioM.
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all dressed up
for s~hool
blazer suit by chic's 'n teens
In the forefront of the bdck to school
ble zer boom .. , our si ngle bredsted purple
blo zer with coord ino +ed ploid pledted skirt in
wash ob le O r!o n® acryl ic ier~ey , bond ed to ac.etdte.
Sizes 7-1 4 in Gi rls' Sportsweor, 14.00
shutte rhu•"s smock.frock "' To go to c!oss or spe cial parties. Sh e c.an change her
loo k by removi ng th e smock.look pinofore and
wf:!aring it over onother dres:., Solids and prints mi:c
dnd rnotch in eosy-core fobrics. Sh own, ju st
one from the collection in
Gi,1 1' D'e;;e;, 4.6" 11.00, 7-1 2. 13.00
unprinted basics by teenfonu
De s:gned fo r budding young figures. The collectio!'\
includes brci s in sizes 28-36AA ·B cup. 1.15· 1.59,
bikinis in prints. pcis+els. whi te, S-M-l , 89c , &nd
coordinate sets. Shown. print brd, 30 -36 AA-8, 3.50,
motchi ng hal f slip. S-M·L, 3.50 , bikin i, S-M·L. I .75,
Girl s' Lingerie.
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By L. ~1. BOYU
CUSTOMER SERVICE: Q.
"Who said, 'The first rotarian
wa!I the first miin to call John
!he Baptist Jack'.?" A. Thal
was H. L. Mencken. He also
said.: .. When women kiss, it
always reminds n1e o (
prizefighters shaking hands ."
And: "Christian endeavor 1s
notoriously hard on female
pulchritude.''
A~IONG COLLEGE pi·o-
fessors, you'll find the con-
servatives 1n englne<tring
b us i n e s s administration.
physical edu c a l i on and
agriculture. The liberals are
more 2.pt to teach sociology,
anthropology and philoso phy.
Or such were the findings in a
recent survey among 611.000
university faculty members.
The Carnegie Commission on
Higher Education reported
that.
AN IRATE SUBSCRIBER in
Pennsylvania says he has
found the best use for this c(l!·
umn daily is to line his
garbage can y,•ith it. That 's
V.Tong. Best use for this col-
umn is to crumple it up and
put it in a well ·washed but still
odoriferous plastic container.
The sort you freeze chopped
onions in. Lea ve it ove rnight.
Printers' Ink absorbs such
odors. Thereafter said con-
tainer y,•ill smell dandy.
RECENT OISPATCllF.S
from the computer boys
reveal : It no1\' costs ap·
proximately $26,000 to raise
Cd lH Couple
Going Afloat
ont' child to the age of 18. Jus
about 17 percent or th
medical doctors in thi'.! co
try are not in the practice o
their profession. Absenteeis
· a1nong admitted alcoholi 1.
averages 22 days a year.
AGALl'll Ai\1 ASKEJ> hov.• to
make sourdough. That 's prel\y
eaSy . You put a cup of milk in
a glass jar. Let it stand at
room temperature , for 24
hours. Then stir in a cup of 1;:;;~""""
flour. Leave tbe mix un-['
covered in a warn1 spot for
two lo fi ve da ys. When il
smells sour and looks bubbly,
it's ready. '
OPEN QUESTION: Tri the
last three decades, the life ex-
pectancy of women ha s
jumped by 12'~ years. of men
by oniy ei ght years. Hov; do
you account for that?
1'.'0R CAN YOU call yourself
a seasoned citizen, if you can't
hum the tune to "Yes, Yle (
Have r\n Bananas." Thal
classic came out 48 years ago.
Still, it's sairl, one oul or every
thrl'e people n a t 1 on w i d e
rc1ne1nber the melorly .. , .
IF TllE UPC0.".11Nf; riurlio·
,·1su11l telephones w hr r r: I) y
business cxl'cu11vcs will t•onfcr
]nng distance face to face
doesn't break the airline in-
d11str~'. nothing v.·ill. So
predic ts ou r C h ie f
Prognosticator. glumly. . . .
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"I don't know if it's you or the tulips, but I get t his
sudden urge to t iptoe."
Take-ho111e Squad Car
Prog rani A id to Law
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nfficer. rnrncd 11·1th hi~ fan11lv
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t1111 n1nnlhs aµn. hi" 1•lrl
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pro.c:ram rnr polire squad car~.
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f<"l1 a In! ·_..<tfcr with 1he r;i-r
.~ii tini: !hrr·r."
ror ~la,v ::ilsn dropped frnm tile
s;in1e mnnTn last year. but he
ga1 e no fi.e,11res.
.. The vr h1rlr he1n.e. 11n 1h<'ll
cornrr. r1rn though the nff1rcr 1
JS nvt thrre 1s ;;i rlP.lrrrent."
said Fcr:key ... E1cn 1v1thout
thP nHircr heing therr. lhe c;:ir
1s performing a funrlu,1n.'' I
A t::ike·home pnllc,, 1·:ir is
"exac11 ~' li ke ;:i romp;;in~ c;1r,"j
s::iid Feckey. "The t:ily pays
for J::<i.~. oil and 1ns11ra11re, ;:ind
1hP 11fhr·r1· rlri1·r~ II on lhe job
<111d 11 ttl1111 .1 prc~(·1·1i>ed area
(,(f 1 hr JOh.''
Thr 1akc·hnn1c pn1gra111, If\· Frekev ~:i1d lhr :inn11:1) cnst
Jt1 tu1ed April 21. is mndclrd nf oprr<1t1ng ;i t;;ikc·hnrne cars
:ilter a pi"ogram in l'ffe rl. in "1s abnuf $1.()50. nr abnut 1
lnrl1anapol is. The idea , 11a1d $1011,1 :10 fo r all 10.1 cars [n the
Sgt. Jim Fcck,v. pro~r;i.m proj!'ram.
directnr , is·' d rt e rr e n r' -----
throu i;i:h flmn iprescenc nf thP
1·eh1clr ·•
.. Lf'I'~ s:n· .\nu'rp rlri1·ir\j!
n1·er the 11pr"d limit." 11aid
FP('k\·,
'"Ynu ~re a pnh1·P 1·:1r s1 !11n~
lhrrc, and 1mm('d1a!rly )nur
font comes nrr the ~a-"-''
Fer k.v Fa irl !hf' rat.e of in·
crt>BSf" in felonies :ippr;;irs to
be nn 1he rlrp.1•n'.l':ird trrnd
sin('e the !akr-hnme prog r;in1
starter!. Thi' n11n1bf'r or .~111·h
offe nses incrc.:isrtl 1.1 per r.en!
frnm ~farrh tn Anril. hf' ~:iirl .
:i nrl 9 fi2 per l"en1 frn1n Arni In
~1;n·.
There \\'ere 12 per cent
fe\\'er fc l0nics in 1\pri! th is
\'ear than in April 19i0 .
"rer ke.'' explil ined . He said the
numbtr nf ff'lnnie.~ reported
For a FREE
"'·ater analysis
HIAD AND SHOULDERS~
SHAMPOO
Sale 88(
6,5..0L
• Hf'lp!contml dandrutr
•A littlr.goee •lon1 wa y
MISS CLAIROL
CREAM fORMULA
SALE
66c
Death Tho11ghts '"Ronti11e ~ *******************
OKLAHOMA CITY (AP I -
•·vnu c11n·t keep from think·
ing, man. Ynu wake up In 1he
morn1nJ( and th11l'.s what \OU
think aboul and you go lo bed
at night and !hat's "''h;i.t _vnu
think about Your death. It's
JllSI rou!ine ''
ln 1Tal1t1 . !ll:it's llfl' ff•r
Howard Gaddis. a ~i-·.e.ir-old
resident nf de::ith row for five
.1 rars 11t. thf' fJkl.1h0ma Stale
Prison ln r-.1cAlester.
Scntenc("d in 1%7 f(•r ihe
r;:i pe-murder of Jl'nnl'lte ~lnr·
1 l'.. a )OUll).: g11 I who 11·as
~1urly1ng ar Oklaho ma
lJn1vers1rv :\1Prl1c<1I Ct>nte r,
I ,;1rld1s t);i~ had 10 reprieves.
son1e crHn1ni:: ll'ilhin hours of
thl' cll'clric chair.
"The fact that ynu :ire tht>re
p:ets pretty rough sn1nrtirnes."
he ~aid .
C.addis llves 1n a 11 odd rir
dnminnes anrl rhPl'k ~r~ ~11rt
1rle1·is11)n and ~leep1ni:: tn kef'p
from 1h1nk1ni;:
"You rt'ath !he p n In t
snmrt11ne whrre 1·ou drin't
c:ll'C'," he said. '·Y11u dnn·l
c~n:-1l'hcthe1· lh"v f'xer·u1e ynu
nr n(Jt. Ynur 11111111 1.~ ~n !i111!!l-
ed up, :c;n nit>ssed up I fell
i:nmrt1n1r~ hkr I'd rll<·rl a
thousand 11mcs Th.11·s :tll 1nt1
wnrry a bout all !he t1111 t• 1.s
11•hat might happrn "
He h;.is had a lon.e. tirnt' 111
think about l'XCt'Ut1on. 11 h1ch
he says is nn deterrent 10
crime. "Vnu 1·nul d e>:ecute
someborly el"ery hnur and yoa
. ..
v•nuldn't sl1Jfl <"rime_"
His life i8 rou tine.
"The gu1 .~" are the nine
n!h1•r ('•irulrmnt'd mrn , rhe
r•t1'1H~hrnrnl are the prison
f.::1·1:-i:•., 111icJ 1ht world is poopl·
ed h~ u,.. l~·w ou tside visitors.
· I k!'P;J 1ny mind nn mayhe
n1y 11.s1tor.~ cnr111ng in to st'e
m"." ()acJdis ~av.~ ",\)a)be I'll
hr•!ll'.'r dn11 n lhe hnc tn one Or
l11n of the l!lll.'1, kinda lry 1n
1-.rc·p .<:.nrneil11n~ gnini,:. You
t·.1n"t l.crp frnn1 thinking,
lll:"lll "
{;add1c; refu~ed tu ta lk
:iho1u! the sl;iy1ni.: ui .Jranette
~!nrronr. h11t HI r;;i r!Jer 1n·
trrriews h;id prnelaimcd his
ii1n(l('('ncc.
'I he onl y rh1ng Gaddis s:i.1·s
he has lefl i8 hope.
"I n~ver will gi ve up hope .
That is my lasl re.sort -
hnpe," h~ i;a1rl.
""I mi~ht gJ ve ou r .. ," 11.nd
he liiu JZ,hed , , ."but I '.l'nn't
give up."
Ex ce pting
R1d.<1 /Ire nnw ~lni;: rc<'eivtd
hi' rhr California D11 is1 nn of
H1cl1ll'a.vs lor a 122.0f\O pro}e<:t
callnJ! ror pa1cmcn1 groovini;:
in a l 2-nule stretch of tht
Nrwpnr! Frcc11·;;iv between
Or;inge and Anahe1r11.
l'aven1cnt grnnv1n g-is t f·
tcr\•1e11 .~ had proclaimed his
wtt 1ve11thcr.
MERCURY SAVINGS
and loan association
BUENA PARK Mercury Sa~ings Bldg., Valley View at Lincoln
HUNTINGTON BEACH Mercury Savings Bldg., Edinger at Be1ch
TUSTIN Mercury Savings Bldg., Irv ine Blvd, at Newport Ave.
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frost free
REFRIGERATOR
Blast Off With
This Bradford
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• Reg. '288
''DASH''
ELECTRIC
ALARM
FREEZER
Se parate Cold Controls
i n Refrigerator a nd
freezer ...
Values
To
'19. 99
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UP TO
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25'' COlOR
TV
SALE
La Costa
VELVET SOFA
&LOVESEAT
[SAVE $75 j
SALE Reg.
'399
T1"f"o mc tirulou~ly crafted , rarcfuny
uphol~tcrcd piece!': 8 ft.. 11ofa and
nl:illhint: love~cal a re a J0Y tn _l_le·
hold .• .\nllflllC r.'.lyon ,·cl\"cL ~·1th
qu illed cu!'hions .
l 3 4" Brass
Plated
Combination
$
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1'hr hi,1:.1:e<t r icrure mafk! i~· rl:•~nnal l}• ,,,,..,,,,,.J ~l•l'"l'n!
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ln_rd ~ 'f'~<'l'·mnJu/e c-h~•i ii
"'II h II< "' l'lH)'·!'l· rl'"p!a(r C"!r· ,
•.1" 1,; A I/ rh,. fnr nu r ~reci al ~fp1rn1hrr rri(e. t he bur of
the"} r~r in< olor ·1 \'~
CLOCK BIKE
lOCK
$
SALE
•Loud Buzzer Alarm
•Easy Read N um eral s
Hurry Save Now
SAlE
•Excellent Security
•Easy t o Read
Dial
YOU GE11HE
SEWING MACHINE,
CASE, AND
~A nE RY SCISSORS I
Porta hle "'ith <.'arr ·i •
cams f or Zig-7.. )I !Jg case, insertabJ';
S .ag, Rncv e b . cws buttons burt onh 1·' m ro1dery! ' o f's, too:
HUNTINGTON BEACH, GRANT PLAZA
BROOKHURST & ADAMS 962-3387
Hours: Daily 9:30 to 9, Sunday 10 to 6
*
*
•• •
ANlEE
~PEN 7 DAYS 5 NIGHTS
!-' EXPERT SERVICE AND ADVICE ••• QUALIFIED
PROFESSIONAL SALESMEN
!-' YOU SA \IE MO ill El ... THE FIRST PRICE MARKED ON MERCHANDISE .
INDICATES THE RETAIL PRICE FOR COMPARABLE QUALITY!
THE SECOND PRICE IS YOUR COST! YOU SAVE THE DIFFERENCE •••
-._, VARIETY .. 8000 PAINTING ANp DECORATING ITEMS
MONDAY THAU FRIDAY
8 A .M. TO 9 P.M.
SATURDAY 8 A . M . TO 6 :30 P. M.
!-' LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES ... ON EVERY ITEM ... EVERY DAY SUNDAY 9 A . M. TO 5:30 P. M .
GIJ~RA~lEED
ACRYCITE 1 • COAT L~i:RJ,2
Ll\TEX HOUSE PAi~l
RESULTS & EASE OF APPUCATiON Will AMAZE YOU!
OUR PRICE •GUARANTEED TO COVER ANY
549 COLOR IN 1 COAT! i~r~il •CLEAN -UP WITH WATER a.95 •WEATHER RESISTANT
GAL. •INTERIOR •EXTER IOR
WHITE & COLOR
Vi~'JL Ll\TEX
SE.Ml·CLOSS E~"AMEL
CLE.l\N ~"P Wiftf WATER!
•BEAUTIFUL FINISH OUR PRICE
•WASH ABLE •DURABLE COMP. 4s 9
•FAST DR YIN G R(TAIL
•EXTERIOR • INTERIOR 7.50
SPARKLING WHITE AND COLORS GAL.
PRE· TlUMMED
POPUIAR PATTERNS
COMP. RETAIL 2.25 ~49~""0· S:-"""' fl. AOlL
• VINYL ACR YLI C CAN BE USED LASTS 8 YEARSI FOR BOT~ f~E AMATEUR A~ll PllllFESSIONlll INSIDE WHERE A TOP-QUALITY OUR PRICE ARTIST OilS OUR PRI CE PAINT IS DESIRED.
• 30 MINUTES TO DRY
• SCRUBBABLE
• CLEAN-UP WITH WATER 3!A~ WATER" COLORS .
16 COLORS 30 CC TUBE IA.
• 1 ·HOUR DRYING CAN AlSO BE
•GOOD HIDING USED FOR AN
•CLEAN .UP
WITH WATER EXTRl~ElY
•A TOP QUALITY, EXTERIOR COMP.RETAIL 6.25
STUCCO-MASONRY PAINT WHITE l 44 COLORS
"40COLORS 20CCTUeE: 25c
COMP JfTAIL 4 DC
WHITE · BEIGE• GREEN
JX6FT ••••••••• l.49
-~ 4 X6FT •.••••••. 1.t9
--tlX6FT ......... 2.9g
"8 Xt1FT •. , ..... ,4.,9
•BEIGE
3X6 FT ...•..•. 1.llll
.. X !I FT .... , ••. 2.1!111
6 X 6FT. •.••••• "4.J9
COMP. RETAIL •BRUSH OR ROLL D~1\ABlE
'"
0 BRIGHT WHITE·& COLORS l~lERiOR JO
WE CARl\Y
A IAru:E SELECTION OF
WlBER, SH1VA , KRn•N & STR.~rnMdRE
ARl PRPl>UCTS
All AT DiSCOUt.1 PRiCES !
12 OZ.SPR.J\Y
E..~AMEL,..------,
AERllSOl CAN • 12 OZ.
•HIGH GLOSS •FAST DR YING
•EXTREMELY TOUGH AND
DURABLE FINISH
•PERFECT FOR FURNITURE,
TOYS, MACHINERY, ETC.
39c WHITE
AND ... a or. COLORS
CAN CO~P ... ETAJL 79c
8 X 6FT ........ S.911
10X6FT ........ 5.711 10X6FT ..••.•• 7.59
Vi INCi! SIA! S1Y\E
WHITE • GREEN WHITE
tlXISF"T ........ fl.49
8 X l5FT •.•••.•• 8.59
10 X 8 FT ....... 10.79
Vi~'fl ll-PHOLSTERY ~
MATERIAL OU• ~
•EASY TO CUT, SEW, p1111e1 ~I~
TACK OR PA ST E COMP. C . , .
048 & 5" IN CH WIDTHS RITAIL 59 ;~' ,~..-/'/\ "'J''
•FINE QUALITY 1.19 ~~·1
REDWOOD STAiN
•GOOD GRADE
•USE ON ALL
EXTERIOR WOOD
•OUTSTANDING
VALUE
OUR PRICE
99 c COM•.
llTAIL
GAL. 3.SO
EXTERIOR
LOG Oil
OR CLEAR 3 COMP,
e PIGMENTED REDWOOD 1 9
e FINE QUALITY GAL ••TAIL
<OM•. OUO asc -J ·.· .:1
11TAIL PfUCI illUN YD ~·· .• ;·;;·'.:,;).-,,.
STANDA I tD BRANDS PAINT ·CO.
OXNARD I VENTUltA OAlfDIENA/ HA WT HORNE
2211 YtN!YAJtO AYl. COllNllll CllllNIHAW •LYD, a 1Hlll ST.
IEL MONTIE l'OMONA/ONTAlflO VAN NUYS WOODLAND HILLS
JM1P'IC.IC110,. I lll!e. ,.._ llf Y..,., COllNllll ltOt.T a MIU. 1111 lf:~ULYIOA ILVO, :ntM YlfltvltA 9'.YO.
CO<MI ou.-.vi..,.,.i 8UR8ANK
SANTA ANA at"· YICTOlllY M.W. 2411 I . MAHI \\ .... II Nllltll .. MHMll9
1 11oct IMlll., W1r11tr ID9nll) 8ANT A MONICA
14'1 LINCOLN ILYO, PASADENA 11 tt1111 M•lllc1 '"'·
FAlll O•a:;s I HOLLY LOS ANGELES
J llCH:l1 Nor111 ol Color1ff COJINIJI O, P'ICO I 1110.lDWAY
HUNTINGTON BEACH TORRANCE
llD<I WAlllMElll AVIMUI 23121 HAWTHOlllNI llVD.
N11• Gold•~ W11I tout••••d .i Lo111ll1 '"'"·
SAN alllfNA/tDINO ltlV61taJDe C.orM, IN'l11, 1 ~Ioctl a.viii of Vlctery 1 ..._ W•M o1 t.,.... C.•"J" 1
LA HA81fA WIEST L.A. I
COlllNllll WHITTllll Ii IOAHO 1471 I. llOllllTION llYO.
LINCOLN & LINOSf Y 5POO WAPN[R AV! 7116 SO Mllllt
1 Block E of Brookhur 'I NP.ir C~lit~·. Wr.'.I 1 Block S QI Warner (Delhi )
ANAHEIM HUNTINGTON BEACH SANTA AN'A
TftfPHONE 5331501 T[L[PHOi.:[ 847 ll'BG lrlrPHON[ 5464t;Q7
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MONTElfEY PA/tK LONG 8/lACH
11)1 W. lllOGIN ST. 1401 LONCI MACN ILYO.
'ft: •k. l<lttth of ill lH lll 11141 AllMllO '""'"of Wiiiow
0/fANADA HILLS/ ANAHEIM
NORTHRIDGIE COllNllt LINCOLN I LINDIAT
10151 IALIOl ILYO. t It• lnl of lfMklllHlt
V. l lock toulll of 01•0111111 ..
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Litt4'1ay~ Conrtnlly
Party Switching May Not Aid Two Politicians UT'S BE FRIENDLY
Jr ynu ha vr nr1•" nel1hOOn 1 or knov: nr •n)rint m ovln1 ,
to our a re•, ple•se: !rl l u~ I
10 thllt \\e: may ~'<l••nd a
fr1t!ndly weloomf" 11 nd hl"IP
them to b--rome: 11rqu11 inled
Jn their nt w :!lurround1 np.
•
By RA\'MONU LAHR rtph1rt \'!r.t r re&ldenl Sptro 1072. But their presence in the crnisfire b.v neit )'tar tb1n !I') it ortly by performance In Ma1sachus1tls. (Jl")llliC"1ans have been known to
T. A!{new as Pru1d•nt Ni1:on'1 illu.clraits lhfl ri!lkl'> l n anyone can !land and reta;in tht lt.ltt pre 1 Iden l I a I " ... John Lindsay, despite change the ir minds, as his 1rAsnrxr.ro;-; ~rr1. h 1 ~la.i·or John v. Lindsfiy (If '\Fii· running malf' next )'f:'ar. lnreras!ln,i: e~'en!s al the 1072 po l1lleal popularity wit any pr marles. He hat that qualJty his proven Incompetence a! an hro!her, the late Stn. Robert
\'nrk found him5elf \\11h Sen. Fred Harris s ii w cnnlt>ntlnn!'i. !\[gt seamen! of the voter.!!. CAiied chArlsma but no con-11:dminiatr1tnr, despite h I s f . Kennedy, did in !968, nr to So. Coast Visitor nowhl'rf! rn .l(n ln the h1m~e!frunn1nguphlt lfnrh11rh l 'nnnalJy is 1he nell't.Sl And if he ur anyone else ~picuou!i organized support dismalrerordasm11yorf'!fthe ac.:rl'pt 8 draft a! Adlai
Rrp11h\1r;in l 'rirt~. rnrnl!t•d <iii: rl'..'nornina tion and re-t'le1·11n11 p(1l1 l1 (·11I f11;11re ()( sl;ir qu<1J1!y replac.:es l he t·on1rnvers1al Y+'tlhin ht~ newly adopted par-na!ion 'S" larjeSl rll_11. 1.~ \vhat SLe~·enson did ln l&ii2. 4~57' 494"93" I
:> Dcrnocrat ;ind bf>r;irne <111 1n Oklahl)!l1a. lie dec1tlf!d lD 1nnve into n al 1 on a I Ai:tneioj,· on the Republican ly. no other leH -libcr<1I Dernocrat.
" " I P ' h · II b I · I II Thus Kenned_~· keeps in :..tep 1n.~t;-11t c;inu11111tf' nr rc s1 ag;iinsl seekin,i( re-e!tctinn lo prnm111enre.. Ton con.~er\'at1\'e t1c11.et, t e rlrcis1on w1 e n its 11reY.'\' 10 Lind~ay. savr l\cnned\'. i~ i'l , I 6'6-0lJ.C Harbor Visitor
dtnl r~plO!'(' his t'h<ll1('CS of w1nn1ng to s:itlsfv n1nst l'kn1ncra!s. he n1ade bv one man -the llll' weekly puhli('atinn or the chan:;n1at1c cel cbrit} y,·ith a \\'Ith Sen. Edmund s. Muskie /I Ii:==========~
.lnhn B. ('onnalh·. !11rn1cr lhe Democralic presidential h;1s bre;1rne the m11st \'isible preside n Li a I nominee, Republican N 11t 1 on a I Con1-natif'lnal n11me ," said f\·londav. nf fl.la1ne and ahead of Sen I? Tf'~as gnvrrnnr. foun1t no n111n1n:it1nn fl~ure uf th1· '.\'1xon c11b1nr1 II'> presu n1i:1bly President Nixon . rni!l l'C, "f\1ond?.v," !laid l<l.~l ··And chansma 1s the name Or Hubert H. Humphrey nf f\l1n· Sally Bananas
place to &o in lhe Dcmocra t1c It is probably •n e\en bcl the d1reelor ol the new Like 111 olhtr •nnounced week Lh1t ht cOuJd •n•r11u the a•m• on th• Amtrlc1n neaot1 In tht poll·taker1 tin-I P1rl~·, joined the ~ 1 x n n that nnnt nf these. three names economic policy. and unannou ncP:d candidates the Demncr.11\ic lf':ft winp; tikf': Jett." din£s 11 b 0 u l presldent!i l R•al Y Is · • •
c•binel •nd quickly became 1 ioj,'!11 apµfar on the national H hP ret;iins l hal role., he f11r the Democral1c nomin1· no ot her Democrat excepi Sen . Kenned.v pl'rs1~\:; in saying pos.s1bilit1 '1 most fa"Jored by B•nana,, That I&
&pt'<'ul 11t i\"t p r n. :'~Pc_:'~'~'-l:n_~li:'':•~I:' :':I :'h:•:_::_m:•~l':':P=':':":"::_'"::_:":":'_· _:_":'_':':":2:h'::_:;"::__"_'°:':'_:'i:nn~._L:;:':':"~Y_:<·•::"_:_la~y:_::_':':·l•:•:m::__E_'d_'_°'_'_d_:':1._:K:':":"':d~y-=o:l_:h:':w:•:ll:n:o:I :b!::_:':':':":':'d:':":·:b:":l_D:•:m::::::°':':':I':· ______ _'.'I=========""'=
Get Ready for Fall
with Tbeoe Turtleneck
s~·eaters and Great
:'iew Corduroy l'ant•!
Knit Ribbed J,ong Sloe re
Turtleneck
Pullover
499
•Ribs to ~pare here in • clu-
sic acrylic pullover you just
can't be "''ithout! Fall coln rs
• Ful! f<t~hioned for a ~rfcct
fit. Sizes S, M, L
Exciting .4.!!ortment of
Colton Corduroy
J eans
!",.an Low Price 599
• Cotti)n cnrJuroy jean, in.
1uikini;.: r rints, srace dye<i.
pattern ~ anri no-wale renureJ
· ... 5nJiJcolors
• Flue-lc,i( 1t}'lcs "'·iih flr
!runts, rocke ts. M isses' 8-~0.
jpanJwtar Drpt, _
SAVE .30% NOW!
Men.'1 and Won1 e11·~
New Sport
Watch e•
.\few ru~d sty les r~om our co!-
lettiob. Calendars, da \·.J i•e ca:.
~ndus, di\1er-cypes, "·rist alarm;,
.\rabic dials.
f'.!-4-,Y') 'l"n'i;: JJn ~r
Auto-J)1r·Da1 ~--
~ 19.90 :\J .. n ." c~ 1 .. ndar
.-\ntoR0!atir111 ll••J:rl ~ l 'i,99
f lb.99 Wnt11t•11" .• ll j11•r
1fanTI11l WinJ \\ ntclt._ 12.74
!12.99 \r nmr.n •f. • .\ rahie
RQtlnd \late 9,74
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Almn "-•"~--] 4.24
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cbat&C. if drfect in mat erial 1•r ,..·orkm1n1hir arre:ous 1n one ye.u . '\'ou may
obWo-1 rerl•ce:me:n1 hy s1mr!y rl'.'rlltn111,i;: •·arth 10 anr Seus 11ore throug;h-
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Polyester Knits
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• Shifr-: in polyester ~nd poly·
l"\ltt-Acecate blends
• 1'e1·er nef':d ironinJ
• Sma.sh in,i:; stripe:s at1d fall
1olid co l0rs
•J r. sizes 3 tn15 a.nd)r. Petite
!iles31nll
)Mnior Vrpt.
SAVE26%!
Women's Stretch
Cantrece II•
PantyHose
•Nude heel with ttinforc.
ed toe or all nude from
waisc to tac ••• buy both
.styles
•Sheer stretch for good fit
• Fall fashion shades
•Petite, Average and 'I'.tl
HOJi•ry Dept.
SAVE 53c!
When 1:'ou Buy
3 Pair Combed
Cotton Briefs
Regular 3 for $2.20 ·3 167 for
• Luxur ious combed cotton
elastic leg brief1
•Woven elastic wai stband
•White. Sizes 4 to 7
~ ~gular3 for $2.65
T ri n1 en'6 Siu5 S-lU for 1.97
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LONDON (AP ! -"Great
!own, London." said t h e
breezy American visitor. "Bdt
whert's the fog I've heard so
much about? l'\'e seen some
sun and a bit of rain, but not a
wisp of fog "
The fact is you hardly ever
see foe in London any 1ni>re .
In days gone by, London 's
fogs inspired poets, no\•elists
and songy,·rilers.
"A Foggy Day 111 London
Town'' and "The F'oggy F'o!(gy
Dey:'' are 1110 songs that
mean London and Britain lo a
great many people all around
Lhe world.
But it's ;ill a 111 y th
nowadays.
Every three hours, ror many
y ears, the British
govemmcnt 's meteorological
team has bttn having a good
hard look to see how far it can
see. Checking visibility, it's
callccl.
In th e wj11ter of 19~-1953,
11hcn London 's worst fog chok-
ed 4.000 people to death, the
meteorological team found it
l'Ould see less than 500 meters.
or say 550 yards, on 111 oc-
c·a~1ons.
The late.st com parable
figures shO\V that the team
could see less than 500 meters
on only nine occasions.
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What's l'aused such 1
dramatic ch a n g e ? The
answer, according to the
met e oro Io g ic a I office :
"'Britain'! Clean Air Act Is
working and at the same time
there seem• lo be a change in
Britain's climate, which we're
still trying to figure oul."
True. I.here's the occasional
fog at London Ai1·port that
holds up flil!hls for an hour or
two, but it's not lhc black
impenetrable smoggy fog that
used to cause prolonged ch:ios
not only at the airport and 1n
London but all over the
country.
Under the Clean Air Act,
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Londoners, and residents in
other specified p;irts o (
Britain, 1nust burn on I y
smokeless rue! in their h-Ou1es.
That cuts out the tarry oils,
grit, sulphur dioxide and othe r
noxious ele1nents that helped
create Britain's notorious pea-
suup fogs or bygone da ys.
Smoke rrom factory chimneys
also is controlled.
A t\tan at the f..letero!ogical
Ofrice said : "The British
1reather has been changing
si nce 1940. It 's been getting
slightly colder. But variations
in the v.'t>Hther picture are
nothing new to Britain.
"Did you kno1v that \l'e used
J..imited Quantities
Th11rsd~Y. Spltmbfr 2, 1?71 OATLV PILOT j:J , '--~~~~~~~--"-~
to gro1v grapes in Britain In
!he dB)'S uf the Ro1nans. and
rnake "''ine, too · \\1c clon't
kuuw "hY the 11eather lias
<'hangffi. \\le're trying lo find
OU1 "
\\'hatever lhe re a s o n ,
Britain's air is 60 per cent
rleaner than it 1\•as 15 years
ago, according· to Rear Adn1 .
Phtlip G. Sharp. director of
the National Society for Cltan
Air.
"Our socie ty 's bctn in C'X·
istence since 1899," said lhe
Admiral. ~,.-,.,-=
"Today our ;?1embers in-
clude 600 local C<.>unctls and
150 big comp;i11ics.
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Tustin Re sident
Named to Board
Governor Ronald Reagan
Tuesday announced one new
appointml'nl and two reap-
1xiintments -including a
Tustin resident -to the state
Air Resources Board.
planned to retire.
ltaagen-Smit is c r e cl I t e d
1vith determining in the 1950s
t h11t automobile e ll: h a u s t
cn1issions caused ITl0.5L of lhe
smog in the Los Angeles
b;is1n. The Tustin resident is \\'ar·
ren Schmid, reappointed to thl'
board for a four·year ternl
The ne1v board membtr is
Ur. Slafiord \Varren, Dean
~ledical School and former
chrector of the Atomic Energy
Project. He replaces Dr.
Joseph F . Boyle of South
Pasadena.
Rl'agan·s o t her reap-
point1nent was A. J. llaagen·
Sn1it, now chairman of the
boarcl. ·which di spelled con·
iecture I h at Haagen·Smit
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TEEN BEAUTIES -'rhese arc th(' beauties fron1
11·lnch ~l iss 1'een ('ahfornia \\•as selected. Frorn left
lo right: Patl1 Lan1pshirf'. Uebra i'lolland. L0n S;i11·
ders. Botton1: Donna :\drian, Hoxanne Prcstolt
and Peggy Lindemann.
Ne1v Miss Stcite Tee11
Off to NY Pag·ea11t
S:\.\'T A A\:\ -The ne1"'
!lltss Ca!lfornia Teen, Roxanne
Prescott of So;inta Ana. left to-
dav for ?\cir York Citv to
r oinpete "llh girls from e'1·ery
st..1te for the National Tf'en
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In the Aug. 21 pagea111 a!
South Coast Plaza. .\l 1 ~ <
Prescott 15. the daughter rof
\\r and ,\lrs J an1es H.
Presco!1 12581 Barrell Lan("
defe;:i tetl 62 other g1rb. a ~l'5'
13·1i. for the s1a1c t1!1 c .:Thr
.i.9" blond 1s a sophom(1re at
Vooth1l! High Sc·hool
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l.a1n1,~h 1re. 16. J:itighter
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Thon1<.1s ol Anaheirn.
Second runncr·u1> 11 ;i,., Lori
Sandets, 1~. dau~ht er Qf ;\\r
,1nd ~\rs Glenn S;:1odcl'~. 14-l. 12
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T hird runncr·up 11 as Pegg~
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Jit;l!and. 16, daugh1er of .\I r
.:tnd \I r~ (;ene 1!011 anl 111
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·un•rol !-'ome '" W•" ""'ll~·n Cn•
1•ct.cv1 W•·•c••" '""""' "'"'''"''• •ora.vor<11•0 r"•~r·o•
Y.t.RT£RESIA.'1
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'"""'' Jl, 1'11 Su••••fO O> "'''" """<'· too•. 1"'<> son,, Boo Jr •"d e .. ·•n ,, ••.
'"'}· Mr •nM M" t'!••• V•"<''""'"• ,, ~·~v"• IH•cn · ,.. C•"(" o•
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ARB UCKLE & SQ,'1
\fESTCLlF'f l\10RTUARY
427 E.;,, 17th St., Co51a l\1e8a
'4&.-1883 • BALTZ l\10RTUAR1ES
Corona dtl !\tar ,7;i.9450
Cosla i\ltsa 646·%4%4 • BELL 13ROAD\fAY
l\10RTUARY
l 111 Broadway. C.Osta !\le~•
LI 11<143:l • l\1cCOR:\11CK LAGU!\'A
BEACH l\10RTUARV
17!15 Lagunn Canyon Rd.
(94·!14l:i • PACIFIC VIEW
l\f E:\fORTAI. PARK
Cemeler,Y \lortuary
Chapel
3511 Paclfic Vltw Drl\'f'
NewplM Beacll. Califomi•
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in yourself.
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CHRISTl"N SCJENCT SUND ... Y SOi(XX
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1 .. 1 Mii• Yftdf Ct, Co\lo Motl. ,,11 .t. M.
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Supervisors Eye Disposal System
SANTA ANA Orange
County·s sol id 11·asl1? disposal
systc111. praised by experts as
one of the l)('~t 111 tl1e nat1un
\\'tit be the subiect of an e.\·
\JIOl'J1 0!'Y pul!!iC" hc:1r u1g Sci.it
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to rcluse eullcc.ttuo [1J'll\S fur
u~ <if the count ~ 's lran::.lcr
"'t<1t1uns
!\1\'L'un1·t1 1e told boar d
tlll'!nbers ih:.l ruunl v ha11lu1g
t>4u11)n1ent 11 il.S ~u :111l 1qt1atcd
th:il only 1;0 pert·cul ol lhl'
!rush is bc111g handled ;11
transfer st<il 1uns
<1 1~pos;i l fills b}' the pri vate
/rash collt'<'tors.
~l rConv1Uc sa id tJ1c county's
d1spos<1 / progran1 sl1trled i11
1/111 c'<irly J9!'i0s twe<1use uf t''{·
t·c~;s11·e tr:jsh dun1ped alu11g
rou11t.v roads. "At that tirnt•
n1u1>l of th e roadways in the
~·11u 111 y 11ere in un1neorporated
;1rt'<1s. the cilles 11·cre s111al! "
lie rela ted.
Coyo te Canyon , south o( UCI
and 1n the Drea-Oli11da al'ea.
"Tr<insfer i.:o.sl~ t'b the coun"
ty h:ive grown because or lhe
u!d equipment 11•e n1ust usr ,"
!\fcC011v1lle s1ud "Our trucks
wen; f1rs1 purehased tn l!Jfil
;:ind J%J. The orig1nnl cost
\\•as $2 a lon anti 1t has
jumped lo S3 a ton ·•
changing lhe JJrcsent system.
"\Ve h;i1e been cited for o~
uu1st:lr1d1 11g .~c1"01nµhshn1ents
ir1 lh1s fit·ltl.'' /le noted. "1
11•ou!d /:;:i!r-10 ~rf' our fine
lHS[('tll Jllnked 11 1th1.1ut <>er1uus
.\!lit(\ ..
~upcr' 1~ur~ Tuesday set the
heanng dale after liste1ung lu
a report by County J{o;.itl Con1·
n11ss1oner 'l'cd ~1cConvil!e 011
the history and problems 1if
I he syslC'lll.
The reporl 11'<1.S eallcd for 1)1·
!'iuper11sor Honald \\', Casperi.
sci era I \\eeks ago t o
<lel e1·n11ne !he fcn s1bi!1lv hf
n1;1k1ng a S2.50 per Ion charge
"\\'e originall y \.;rpl the ~\;1·
lions open unt il :l ll n1 ," 1l1e
tlepartr11ent head c.\pl;i1nt d
".\'ow "'e rl.'~u::h the t·np:1e11v
of our haul in~ cqu1p1 ne11 l b~ '.?
p rn eath U:i) "
I le s~utl the rc11"11n111i;. ~11
perecnt of the n1a1or eoun1 y
!rash 1vas h11u!cd diret"i11· lo
Disposal ~iles. Io ca t e d
uruund !he t·otu1!y at fonnrl'
.~;111dp1l s \l't'rl' opened . "1'hf'y
were po.Jr dir ty anti :.tnel!y ''
he s:11d
Ile hastened !o add that 1h1s
1s une of lhe lo"·est <:osls u1
!lie n;111on. Los Angeles Cou11~
I.\' costs 1s $!> a ton.
Super11sor Caspers t1a1d lie
;1greed tl1at the system was
good but he thouglll that l!Sf'r
fees could be added !or
p1·1~·atf' cotlecl1on firms.
/111•1!1!<1 to the Sept. 29 )1C'ar-
ing "'Ill be h<tulers. city
re presentali 1·es 8ntl all olhcrs
11·ith 1nlt'rsl in tlic problem.
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INCLUDES:
Orlho-Pak & Double Bonus
A durable sleep unit l h<i\"s J;iv-
ished with all lhe supp<lf't le<rtures
;iroq e11.tt:i comfott /eJtures Dnho
providesi
MATIRESS & 2: BOX SPRrNGS
Reg. $179.95 s13995 NOW ONLY
INCLUDES:
Ortho-Pak & Double Bonus
Stf'o ~II the way up to th>"' I ru~ llj1·
101 f ol an OrJno King·Stl<?d !o.ntl
~011 q<:t tutl·~1m e sup pori nno
\'.1'U• I
MA TTRESS & 2 BOX SPRINGS
Reg. $279.95 $22995 NOW ONLY
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INCLUDES :
Orlho--Pak &. Double Bonus
Tempered sleel innerspring un11
hu1ll to las t and la!>t and give yOtJ
the finest in slccp'1n9 comfort!
MAnRESS & 2 BOX SPRINGS
Reg.$349.95 s24995
NOW ONLY
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!·:s1:ihlisl1ed ti-;1sh d11'posa!
.!.i!es foJ/011 cd, !he first lv•o in
Supervisor \\'1Jl1a1n Phillips
or Fullerton urged t•au!1on in
.. ,. , __ ,, . , . s~ {-::~ .. s40 ;f~~,\~"-· ,c ·'-~~~ .... -._.. -!-~~ INCLUDES:
Ortho-Pak. & Double Bonus
AH the q uality feal ures hate ;ii
new Jow prices. Heavy duty unit,
C£.!fller support. exclusi11e cove r!
MATTRESS & BOX :!.PR ING
Reg. $159.95
NOW ONLY
INCLUDES:
Orlho·Pak & Double Bonus
nrtho's own, E'Xr.lus1ve Crown
f '"~ cen1er supporl i<> a ncvC'•·
..HJ and Jong lasting supporl
r.1r1nl \O,'llue!
MATTRESS & BOX SPRING
Reg. $229.95
NOW L'NLY
INCLUDES: Orth~Pak &.. Double Bonus
Airy. cool, no-sag comtort is
yours at sa11ings now! Ottho as.-
su1es you o! ease and value!
MATTRESS .&. BOX SPRING
Reg.$269.95 s199s5
NOW ONLY
... .,. ... .. .
I -:w,Y. INCLUDES :
Special Double Bonus
Ortllo starts with a durable and
long lasting tempered stoet Inner-
spring unit and adds comlort,
plus!
MATTRESS & BOX SPRING
Reg. S69.95 s5995
NOW ONLY ,7,._.,,._ .. _ ..• '"'"""""' -~i»<~~~~x-~~
INCLUDES:
Special Double Bonus
Ortho d ~signcd, construc ted.
built and inspected this sleep ser1
You simply can't find better lor
!"~5 1
MATTRESS Ir BOX SPR ING
Reg. $119.95 s9995
NOW ONLY
INCLUDES:
Special Double Bonus
.<;uperior oonslruclion and com·
1011 features 11t super savings!
Sturdy innerspring unil i:s bl!ilt to
last!
MATTRESS & BOX SPRING
Reg. $159.95 s9995
NOW ONLY
the B'iENTWOOD ......... ,:.:··-~
r._~.:. l . ~ .. . '-.... ...... -~ .... . , ~ .. -11 G·.-<:~· . ·~. • .-~~it;
JNClUOES CONVERTIBLE
SOFA DOUBLE BONUS
Beau\1lut. versatile sola compli-
ments your home with modern
design, line tailoring and con-
slruction. Complele w1lh Ortho
Mattress lor a restful sleep.
AVadablc in all ~l lCS .
FULL SIZE s17995 NOW ONLY ,_....,,,..,,zy..,..,......,,.,I'>""' •• ~~~'.'t1\',l'.;. J ''l'.f;·;• .. •:._
the SALEM
INCLUDES CONVERTIBLE SOFA DOUBLE BONUS
Early Amefican style w11h wings,
maple wood trimmed arrns and
neat boi:: pleated llOIJl"lGC. Great
buy!
FULL SIZE1$21995 NOW ONLY
""'" '"·:~="-==&''""'" ~11-:.:;;.:r·~..,.,.1~;;~-.~-1'#.Ml
CORNER GROUP
Stunnlng10 pieces
Stunning! 10 pieces include 2
Ortho button-free mattresses, 2
box springs, 3 bolsters, 2 quitted
coverlets, and smart corner labie.
Lois of style, tor lo'tlt' budgets.
LAKEWOOD SANTA ANA and
FOUNTAIN VALLEY
ANAHEIM
4433 Candlewood Avenue
Cendlewood S~op1
!across from Lakewood Cen1cl)
Phone : fiJ.4 ·.4 134
16131 Harbor Blvd.
(coi ner (lf Edinge r) Next to Zo d y s
Ph o ne : 8 39 -457 0
1811 West Lincoln Avenue
Between Euchd and Brookhurst Avenuf's
Jus1 East ot Fed Ma1t
Phone: 776·2590
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OPEN DAILY 10·9 •SAT . 10·6 •SUN . 12·6 • IMMEOIA TE DELIVERY• CREDIT TERMS AVAILABLE •BANKAMERICARD•MASTER CHARGE. , I •
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OA!l 'f PILOf J 5
Coolter,1llle Cools It Allerg y Victi1n s 6ftAff•Tr 1'!..:.'"" __ _ r::;;:ry:rz . I ·~.·:;:
~. ,ffo'' ·:,; Co ws Graz ing Contentedly in Old Gold To wn Give11 New Hope ' ', ,' '' ", ,£. ; ; i.JH ·· ··t'!A,:. · .~ ' COL'LTER\"IJ.LE !lil'l 1 -saui In bf! ]1ie.:itl'd ;ilnflg the rtiminishina amount~ u n t 1 I f.l at")' Ha rrison tn a mill on i· ·r . : .O ::.-.:~f.".'T·--; 'The ,!.!Old \H:1~ sn 11hunriant a "·idr.~t spot nl ('al1f(lrn1a s \Vnrld War !( wht'n Shimer Blat·k CrPtk
by are d1spl.1_1r1! 1n three
111u~un1~ -the .Jl'llrt y Hotel,
the \l.'e!I.~ fari::o flu1ld1ni:: and
;; fnrmer Chinese 'it o r fl •
\\'h1sll1n~ Rtl\y st11nd~ mute
alonp.sidr lhr nlci pla1.a -h1J
snnrt1ng p1~t(ln.~ frn1 rn 1n their
f1ni\I posJt1<1n for the tourist's
ean1cra.
LONDON I UPI 1 -Thi!' boy
was a!!erg1e to fr ittl e~,::s a.nrl
e\'en the sma llest quanll1Y
&ave him se rious nettle-rash
of the ~on~ue and throat. But
the atlerl!.y disapfl('ared if the
eg~~ were fried on both si de s.
A man who ownf'(! 11 pnn1ing :: •. · l.&11"· ·e ·. ·· · · ·-~·ork~ krpl su!lenn~ frorn :'.; .· -S~.£~15.:~::·~ ~~;n ~-~f~~~rd~~~e:a··:.1t~r~~~e~ ~ar~:thn:~!1,~~: o~ud;rne~~i~~ :~s1~·:o:~ m~~me tw e
1
-a~~~ayb~~~d~~~:~"~0~::~-~c8t~
periodic i!ltiltks of ff.>7.1.'0lil, • • e ··-···-· .. -··-···· Exllm in;itinn nl his firrn's ; ; -:o~v-~a;op,::3 dollar ).(old p1e{·es -lhl'y were the (.;olden State duril'lg the In its hryday, Cou!l f'rvi\le alter three r1ri's r <'-9. i'd
books showrd the :i1\atks i· ·'.~-, 6.--;_.,:.~·:G(;;-~ ~ :.::-... ~ . ." ·.~·::~{? ~:~~l~~it~1~~-eas1cr to CQrne b~' rn~-:~tr i ~';~ur~.h i mer, II ~l~-:rl~er~~: !.~~,I~ ~1~~~~~e~'.;~: ~:~~~~~. t~:~:~r~·nfl~:t:~e i~9r:
--11 is int1>resti 11~ lo nnte",
s:.i1d Dr. 0. Blai!" ~lacAul.:iy 1n
a new booklet. '"Ynu and Your
Aller,lly", '"that Jhe allcrr.i1t·
properties nf some fl)(l(is can
bl': rlestrnyrd by ('Ook1n1•. at a
)111?h temperature ··
t"Oincided l\i1h the u~c 11f a :.·.·,·.~. · I , ·~~· ··,~:.··~ Th;!\. <il it';ist. is nnc nf !he Coul:erv1lle n11tive whose · I hi k I s; alone opcralcd fou r nr f11·e 1•:i llt'y surrounded by oa k dot-
spt-tia uc in -ant (',;. :_ .. · .5. '.~··.A"·-rs·--.: _.·.·."." .. ·· st11r1cs lnld about 1he hr<Hh· ~r;indfathrr wa~ an1nn.1: the 1n111at1011 or the Ink slH111·1·d 11 i<nld rush dav~ whtt·h cn~ulfrd ra.rly l'oultrrville pi<1neer~. mines here ln1·J11d1n;: !hi' fain ted i:rassland.
l""ilta 1nl'<l c11Ualt lo wha:h he · · , · lhis nnr\h ~1anpos<1 {'nun!.v .~a1·~ th!' mnthe!" lodP. r;:in an I'd Mt1ry l hirnso.)fl. An1i a Catt!~r.:11s1n1?, has repla1·Ml ~asv1oll'nllyscn~!t1re. : ·, · -.-... ·•· ~ .:: .. ~· townn1nrc!hanlOOvear!'a~11 f'Slimated 300 fret 1n width s1r a n1 rn~in e n:iin r rl ~nld 1111n1n~ a.~ lhe pnn1ary
Dr. ~1al'/'.u\av Srl\'S 1ht• fir~l • ···-;·:.:.\~.::~~ Coulter\lllr. na~f'd af\f'r !herP . "'\\'histlinl!, Rilly" hufferl ;i\nnl!. l'f'11nnmil' b:isr fflT the 12$
1'hr lun11rr t!nld tO\\"n can be
rrac.:hrrl 11a C.:il1frir111a .12 from
l\lnde~!o or C11\lfnrnia 49 from
~ar1pn~a IL 1s about a 11'.'0·
hour dr1\t' from Fresno.
!lll11g a sulfcn:r sh11uld clo 1~ ~ C:rnr~e CnulrPr. ri tll<'f<'hllnt The l"t'ln v.·11~ sl rnn~ and a w Jn din~ narrnw-1!,/IUl!,e rps1dents who remain
l:ikl' Ir.sis lo <'~l<lhh'h that he who settled herr: in I~. is m1ninJ1, [ n n I 1 nu t d in ra.ilrnAd ciirryinR nrt lrnm lhr: The 11rtilae1~ of year~ gnne
Or !\1acAulay w11s a.,,1i;:11etl
b1· the farnrl .1• dtl4:!nr un11 nf
the Rr1tish i\1 e d 1 ca I A.~·
~nc1<il1nn In con1pile the book ·
lrt on thr lllll'.~t ad1•t>.ni-e~
::1nd think in,.:: on allergies and
!heir treatment.
drf11utrlv ha.; ;1n al!<'ri.;y Tt1c --------------------------------------------------------·---------
1 he had ne~ s is ttr:.it 110
'cure"' as sueh is on the
hori1.nn but there is good nr1\'S
for suffereres ~·ho will follo l'.'
general guidelines.
Dr. i\1acAulay says allergies
are as capricious as ever with
l'ase~ of aller~ic reactions lo
de l.ergents, Jiarlrrs. spectacle
frames , rubher girdles and -
in the c<1se or a n111n who
sneezed uncontrollably when
he kissed his wife -faee
po wd er.
A l'ircus rou.~lc1boul j:!.Ol
~t·t·ond is tu <t \uul !ht• 1lt•n1~
th<41 trigg<'r it uff e1t'n to g1·l·
Ill'\~ rid of !;11nlly ]lt"IS.,
Sentin1cnl h;1.~ no place in
treatn1enl of allergies.
The allergist rrc·uminends
that hay fever sufferers co n-
io1dt·r spcn,!ing n1ore lime in
doors in the pollen season and
\"aca tioning on or by the sea
du.r ing the period . Those
sensitive to dust s h o u I d
vacuurn clean th eir ho1ncs
frequent ly.
Anti-histaininc drugs <ire
al so helpful Jn snn1C' conditions
cind so is "desensitis11tion··,
the in jection of extracts made
!ron1 the nlfendini:: sutrs1anees
such ;is grass pollen or animal
sc urfs.
as1hrn;11ic :.il1ar1·ks but onl~'l :==========:J \\·hen he ~·ent to feed a pct
tii::er cub. A ynun~ mf!n
rltvt loped a1l<1ck.~ ol snce~.inf,! OUR ANNUAL
llnd asth1na from no Elpparenl c.:ttL~e till exhaustive lests LABOR DAY
shov.·ed he was sen~ili ve to dry
rn1. His house appea red ~nund WEEKEND
and dry but when the kit chen
f!nor was lifted there v.·as the
dry rol.
Ex-champ
Leading in
Ol yn1pic s
KI F~l.. (;('f"Tllflfl\' I AP\
Fnrml!!r wo rld c· h ii n1 pin n
J;:imrs ~1 Sc·hoonn1~l...f'r rr-
m::1int>d undeff'alt>d ar-hi' :incl
thrl'r nlher An1rr1c·.:1n . .; 11 nn
four of 1'11rsdav·~ ~\~ f'lf'n!s in
!he Prt>-Oly1nP11· ne~11!1a on
l\1rl Rav
r a11I .Et1 .-.1n11•111 nf Swt>cif'n
ll ;;s uncirfe;tle<l RninR 1n1n lhP
cia1•~ races hul hf' lost !n
Ar1'er iC'iin \\' a r 1v i c k !i.1
Tompkins .Jr. 1n Soluli!
Srhoonmak rr wnn tht S !;ir 1 rl;;~s "'hile Genrp.r S
ft'!Pdrirhs .Jr. won f)ra~nn
ilncl (;lf'nn ~·os!rr s:iile41 to vic-
lnrl' in !he Tempest
Llnitrd Stales . ~;:u·ht5men 1
booslrrl lo Ill 1hr n11n1her nf
1·1rtor 1r.~ in lhc f1r.~t fnur <la.vs
nf rompeti1inn
Jn Tur.~ciill'·~ n1hf'r !wn:
r;;res. l::in ~1;;r [)nnald ~m11h '
nf England wnn !ht> Finn
dingh~· and H;:in~ Fngh nf Den·
rn ark 11•as first in the F!y1 ng
Eoi son (;r ;c11J
Ct1sla ~lrsa residrnt. 01Pn
K Nichnls hii~ grad11ated frnm
Snuthe rn CalHnrn1;; l':d1Sf\n
(nm p 11 n ~· 's TrchniC"i;;ns'
Srhnnl. Nichols or 2 o 1111
RPpul'il1r Avr. i.~ t>:n1plnycci as
;i !rrhn1rian ;;1 the ron1pan~ ·.~
~n111hrast d1 1·1s1on sub~!;it 1ons
Who Ca res?
'\n nl hrr nr\\ sr1111rr lll 1 hi'
11orlM f'lll""S :ihnt1! y111l1' r1•n1-
r·11111 ry likr yn11r t·••llillll!n1l.1·
r!;i1lv · nl'll Sl'llf•f'f rk·r~. JL"s
lh,.·f)A !l.Y 1'1 1.fYr.
ONE
CENT
BOWLING
SALE
Pay Regular Price
For 1st (3rd, 5th etc.)
Game 2nd (4th, 6th etc.J
Game, J UST A
PENNY! NO LIMIT
3 MONEY
SAVING
DAYS
SAT., SEPT. 4
SUN., SEPT. 5
MON ., SEPT. 6
9:00 A.M. TO J :OD A.M.
l.A CH DAY
KONA
LANES
2699 Harbor
Costa Mesa
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L ASSIST ANT OI MEDICA U C!>TIOIUST
DENTAL
ASSISTANT
SI.or• ;,,,,~,;,, cDlll••• 1~111 11'-"'!;fy "°"
.,, n.: l\'l•>'onl in !tie ofl,.. of" ~~V•;li<>•
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i l••o•t .,. M•<l;«>I or1;,. l •cepi.on;,,. 1
''"'"'~ prfl<l•O"' 1.,. M ed in1I ,t,,.;,10,,I. O..y
et ••tning <lnu•o. 1;1,1i11u> plO<•"'""'
o .. r.1on•• vt "° oc1d1tioioo1 '"''·
Sourhem C•lilorni• College ,,
Medical and Dental Assistants
(formerly lol /l.ng1le1 Colltl•l
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Still the mind, rest lhe body
is the message delil'ei·ed by
international Yoga 1ns!ructc1r
Lajpaprai Shanna.
Sharma Y.'ill ac!iver a lreP
public lecture on Yoga at 10 3tl
a .m., Sept 1'.!. i11 !he Co!':\;'!
Mesa Unitarian Church, 1259
Victoria St.
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opening of an eight-1,1·eek
course in Yoga beginning Sept.
1$ at th e church.
"Yoga is concrnlra!ion on
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at ion." savs Sharn1a. whu 11 ri<:
.-.ec retary-general of Yu g a
ln!erantion:il i11 l11dla.
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and subsequent course Ja~t
January in Cos1a 1'·1esa and
found his class so full he had
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of ti1e popular Yoga tec.:h-
hlques bN:ause he feels c.:ur·
renl teachers force studcnls ID
adopt certain postures \1·i!hout
realizing th:il there 1n11~1 he a
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oh(ln in the first hour
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UPI correspondent Hel en Thomas mulls
over Presidential Press Secretary
Ron Ziegl er's comm en t on the U.S.
trade deficit d urin g a rec ent press
briefing. Draw in g on I 0 years
re porting wit h the corps , she file s
a story for the wire se rvice.
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01 1~1 D•ll1 l'lltl Ii.ff
L'Pl Presidential Pres~ Corps
corres pondent Helen Thomai; has a
nurnber nl f1rs1i; In her credit. but
she leavrs no doubt i,1·hJch is mo.st
important.
"Co\•cring tit~ President is
rtrrnally fascina!1ng. l!"s B nn~s1de
S!'iil tn h1!1.tnry ," the reporter
obsf"r\"rd while !'IWa itin~ R n n
Zirgler " pres.~ briefing in Laguna
Br;ich.
He;ims f>f le\etype < npy ;ire
hr;iped <1round her l.YJ>f\vn!rr on a
de sk to the right nf the pre:.1dent1;il
press seerrtary"s podium. It's Pl'lrly
mnrninR. J11nd the room 1s qu1C't
savp for a fr1v correspondenls 11ho
"'ander 1n to check the posting
bn::ird.
Thf' tl'irt~·iw 1·h('ks 1n1! rii<llr~!i
rop.v, sonn !n be drowned out b.v !hf'
almost deafenini.: cla!ler of do1.ens
nf typr .... •rilers as rt>porter!i anal vze
Ziegler's ans·,11er!i to questions from
lhf' floor.
'"l'hrre's a sense of n1ovement. -
a spnsf' of watcliin,c; history in thP.
n111k i11g.·· ~l1ss ThQ1nas continued.
'"th;it srt.~ a nr1•er-endin,c; ~oal for
bring 1here first. ,c;f'tting more
di rect ;in.~wrrs ;ind bringing truth
10 the people.
PIPELINE TO PEOPLE
'"The pres.~ is the pipeline In the.
people. All we can do is tell the
lruth AS i,1•e sef' ;ind hear it. keeri
searchini.: for rnnre an.~i,1·ers 11 nd
look w1!h a l"rita:al eye.
''\\Ir ner1t n1ort> d1rccl sins1,1·rr•;_ ·•
dC<'1arrd the d;irk·ha1rcd velf'ran
whn i.<1 kni1\l•n tn be one of thf'
President':-fa1·11r1lt> rep ort t' rs
de~pi!r her cQncise and often
pointed qurst1nn~.
"I wani \see people Involved in
debates. People involved l Pl
decisions. I don't hke t.oo much
pov.·er in the hands of the Preg!-
denL I feel he should consult
Congress on any maJOr move.
•·Tiu•• du!y of the pres11 is to ac·
cnunt for .,..·hat he dnes every day,
and , unfortunately, we have Ui gift
lhrnugh the morass to ge t
" an swer.~.
Ge!ling an~wer5. and getting
l hf'1n firs!, 1~ a t•ital force that
fl ows through Helen Thomas.
"\Vatch Hele!'. and you'll pro-
bably get a bead on what's hap-
pening:• one re-porter advised
folln1.11ing the briefing. •·she 's
~harp . tou11h and always fie.ems to
know ""'hat's up."
Hrr .<1lory began whrn ~he wa~ n
!hf' .<ilaff of the schonJ ne.,.,·spapt:,· at
f,aqrrn Hig h School in Ortrott.
"That v.·as it fo r me." she decided.
Sile continued nrw~p11per wor k
\\"hile e11rn1niz a degree in English
and history at \V11yne Un1\·ersily
and hit 'Vashington, D.C. durini
\\1orld \Var IL
\\'0~1AN IN \\'ASlll ~GTON
"Thal was th e place In be," shl!
recalls \\"ith an enthusiasm !hat
ml'lkes thf' 40.<1 seem like yesterday.
•·1 ~tarted a~ i'I copy~irl for thfl
\Vash1ngtnn Daily Nrws. then wen t
tn UPI \\'hen United Press and the
International News Service merg·
ed .
•·A"" a newspaper.,.,·nman, t learn·
ed I could do anythin~ I wa .<1 called
nn In do. I covered Capitol Hill. the
Justice Oepartmenl. the Depart•
mC'nl of Health. Education and
\Velfare. First L;idy st11ff. and. in
the :.Os, moved to downt.owt1
department.~ 111 nd Capitol Hill.
!See REPORTER, Paie 18}
BEA ANDER SON, Editor , ... ,,
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ON THE SPOT INTERVIEW -Helen Thomas takes nole of firsl-hand informa•
lion from the President aflcr his helicopter touches down al San Clemente. She
admits lo '"living out of a suitcase" in order to be on the scene for a breaking
news story.
·-son 'N I ose He'll Have to Face Possibility of Mistake
DEAR ANN LA~DERS · Our wn IS 2.'i
years old, 11 cnlll'gr graduate and
prei-ent \y employl'd 1n _a large. trip-notch
firm. Several weeks a.en l\1endet becarne
engaged In 11 girl he met v.·hile on vaca-
tion last year. She hves in another city
but they ha\'e been logether every
weekend for the past several months.
{Ul'iually she comes here.)
Vesterdav ri.tendt>I told me he is going
to have "rliinnph1!!-t~•." I didn't knnw \\'hat.
hf' was talking sibnu! until ht <'Xplained
th11t he. plan s lo i;tt A pla stic sur11:ron
11bou! gPttlng his 110.~e shortrnrd. I a~kt"d
hlm how rorne he 1iUdden1y dccidNi his
nose was l(l(I long. seeing ai; how he had
done r111ther well with 11. (Phi Betti Kappa
1nd 1 Fulbright !CholarshipJ, His answer
was what I had suspected. "Phyllis wants
..
me to ...
Does 11 woman have the right lo ask a
man lo do this crazy thing? Me11del. is a
i,1·nnderfu1 IMking boy. You \\·nuldn"t
knnw hr ht1d a noi;r 1f you rlidn't srt him
from the side. l"m afra id he will ru in his
looks :iltn~rt her. Should I tall Ph i 111~ anrl
tell her lo kr<'p her hR n<ls off :vlende]·~
nose? -WHITE PLAINS MOTHER
DEAR 7'10THER : No. Thill Is between
ri.It ndtl and Phyll ls, A 'tS.ytar·old aught
to know what be '11 doing. U he makes a
mlslakt he'll have a reminder in tb e mid·
die of his face fnr the real of h\11 llfe. Thia
dt<'l5lon. hni,1 ever, mu5l be hl1.
r>£AH ANt\ LANDER S· ~~11~l nf rnur
advice is sound but now and then yol; see
only one g1de of a problem and thiit's
when you run int-0 trouble . for example.
I didn "t like your advice to the woman
who had taken a rich cousi n ln!.o her
hon1e and then complained becausf' the
cousin paid her only $50 a month for
r('l(lrp and bo;:ard.
\Vhat i.!I "rich ?" For1y years ago iln
aunl of mine whn had inherited $5'1,000
was considered "rich." \\1e all wondered
v.·hy she didn"t IBke expensive trips, buy
fine. clothes and give fancy presents.
"Auntie'' was Nlnservative with her
money. We thought she was light. She
1;aid she w11s s11vini.t for her old 11ge. She
was wise. They had no SO<'ial Security in
l hn.~P da y!\.
TrldAy A per~on who ha~ $50,000 i.~ f11r
from rich. That sum. invested at fi J'l('r-
cent ln tcre~I. yiel d,; $250 11 month . \\'hich
is nol 8 great deal nl money whf'n on11
considers lhe high coi;t nr living And the
inflationary pattern of our tronomy.
If the woman Y.'ho \\TOii" feel s her
"rit h" relt1t1ve i~ not pilvi n,1?; enough for
ronm and board she should say so and not
11•ritr tn Ann Landers. -SAJ\1E BOAT
Dt-;AR BOAT: "'hy ~hnul dn "t ~he v.·rite
to Ann l..Andrrs7 Ynu did. And I'm glad.
Vour edvier. In '"Aunlif'" was precisely
the same advice I l[!IVt hf'r. Vn11 wri te
rather well. How ceme you can 'I rPad ?
!)EAR ANN LA NORS: Ou r 11on called
:-.rstrrciay !n .~.:iy hr is coming home for a
1verk. He A.~keci mt lo reserve a room for
ti1n1 ;ind h1~ 111rl Al a nC'.:irb.\" mntt'I. He
Added. "Plrasf' jle! A room v.·11 h ;1 large
bed \\'e don't like twin beds." I tnld him
J did not 11pprove nf his "nnw fi!eneri1lfnn "
1;letping 11rrangementii 111nd to make hi!'
ol'n re.Mirva tion1. His voice became bnt·
tle. !as il alwAys does when he becomes
irritated 1 and he repherl. ·· 1 a.n1 2J year!\
old Bnd I don 't need your approval. AU I
am askin,1t you lo do ls you mAke th e call.
\Viii you?" I sa id, "No. I will not." \Va s 1
wroni;?~ -NORTH PLATIE MOi\t
DEAR MOri.1: Yoor iann had no buslnest
a11ktng you to make th1t call. Had yoo:
dnne so you would Mve been rondnnln1
lht slttpln1 arr•ngernent.-whk:h la what
be v.·ar; after. You out-foxed him, Doll.
When romantic 111anres tum lo warm
embrace~ i~ it Jn\·e or chemistry~ Send
for thf' booklet ""1"1ve or Sex and How to
iell the" Difference," hy Ann L,.nders.
Encln5 f' A IOnJ!. stamped, self-addressed
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request in care of the DAILY PILOT.
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Jf OAJLV PILOT Thu1sday, Stpltmb'r 2, 1971
Speech Clinic Puts Accent
''Hello , , . My name is Cindy Rodgers.
l'n1 S vears old ;ind live in Founta in
\"alley. ·1\·, learoed a lot at the Speech
CC'nter. Now I can go to a real school."
The <'larity of the \'Oice pleases ~1rs.
(iilbt.>rt TttrnbuH, left , 1•ommittee-woman,
and r..1rs. Lee Mosstcllcr, chairman of
the center. operated by the Assistance
League l)f Huntington Beach.
Another l·hild has overcome speech
ddf1cul11 cs and re lated hraring problems
throug h the lea,l(ue ·s therapy program
nnd \.I lll make better progress in learn·
Ing.
\\"1th the 'lpl'ning: or schools nl'x t
n1011th. ~1rs. Richard Crouch, lc;>.gue pres-
ident. re ports lhat the center has OJM'O·
ings for eh1Jdrcn with speech problems.
'YoungSlt>rs from J to 18 years or age.
residing in the Huntington Beach Ln1on
llig h Sehool District. ;ire t>l1g iblr for the
therapy directed by ~1rs. Cosmo 1'1ccolo,
r\o t h1ld is refused d1Je to inability to pay.
lnstruc!ion is based on individual need
after inh~rv icwing parents. re\·1ewing !he
chlld·s niedical history and testing tor
hearing lo ss.
!\.lrs. Piccolo earned her degree from
r\ortt1ern Illinois L:nivcrsity and h<is done
i:r;id tiate s tu cl y at UCLA. A r or mer
speech lhl•rapist w1U1 the Anahcirn £le·
111c11tary !':>chool D1stric!, she ha s taught
at llt1ntington Beach crn!er three years.
About 16 ehildren per wl.'l'k come ror
haH·hot1r 1·lnsses at the center on 'l'ues·
da\'S cind Fridays from 9·30 am. In 2:30 p.rTI. 1'he lhefapy procedure also 10·
\"Qlves parent consultation, !\\rs. ~loss·
teller said.
After inllial hearing tests. the co1Jrse·
Wflrk progresses throu.1ih tape recnrder
sessions, mirror exerr1ses and use of
1111 :iuditory speech trainer. a device that
prn\·1des s1mullaneou~ repla y of both 1n·
slructor's and &tudent"s \"Oicrs in con·
versation.
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Manual Labor
Gains Support
By E:Rfi1A BOMB~CK
Having just lived through an
appliance epidemic {even the
electric c11n opener turned on
me 1, I think I have figured out
why most hou stw i1 es go
ba nanas. ~1achines ha1e no
AT
WIT 'S
END
rf'S"""l for us. Even the h d Wh ,,~~ Youngman. T ey rea . " en
manuals they gi,·e us to you r refrigerator is first plug·
operate thenl sre dov.·nright g1.>d in there v.·il] be a clat·
insulting. h b bbl lering nn1~e. T en a u 1ng
You take my new ()1 ens ! I sound when the refriger,11t or
wi!h you would ~. The manual stops, a humming of motor
read, "\\'hen you are cooking y.•hen i! starts and a slight
snd &mnke begins to pour hissing sound al irregular
from the oven, tu rn off the periods \\"hen the frostproo£
heat immediatel y. Vent the system is at y.·ork." Then a
kitchtn to rid it of smoke and frw paragraphs down it ad·
correct cause of smoking \'ises, ··call a serviceman 1!
hefnre starting the oven there are any u nu s u a I
again.'' s1.runds." Like \\'hat? A belch~
NO\'o', if th ey had Just !old I nnce had a sewing machine me '" page I. instead of page thal was one of those deals 13 to take n1y m;inual oul of lhc broiler pan before I baked y.•here H you bought H on -"
"ham over ll , I would n·t hare Sunday frorn 7 lo 9 a 1n. a nd
had S Tiok ·0 lh I t pla told who was bllr ied in Grant's 1 ·e 1 e 1rs cc.
And I lovt the instruclions ton1b. you got it for $20. The
for clean ing stO\'C \r )ps. '"Clean !TI?.nual 11•ns Jn Japanese.
spills with a damp clo!h as One dnv I called the
soon as they happen . Ac· manager a"nd !'<iid I could not
cumulated soils mav becon1 e l'On1prehend the instruction:J
stubborn." \Vould yciu belie\'e for starting the n1achine. "ll
1.1·elded? say5. ·After threading bobbins
As for y.•ashers, I can·l l\IO. by p::i!'s1ng thread through slot
t a!v.·ays buy the 'kind of A tn hole B, thence across
fabrics made in an occupied opening of hp C until it passes
rountry that ad\·isr-~. '"Dn not tension ~pnng D. !urn the
launder. dry clean, \l"nng , hand wheel at the s;imc time
hang Jn the sun tu1nblc. drpre~51ni:: the prPSStr fllOt
blea{'h or inhale 1\hlle 11e<ir· find ac"clera!1ng !he mnlor.'
1ng By the lime J cnn.~ult my \\"hat does that ~an?'' J
11·ash n1anual for irater Jc1 c!, a~l;('d.
~n<1p. 1rn1perature. colnr. !'nil. '"H 111eans kick it a J1t1le,"
pre-wash and bleach. even !h<' he satrl
underll'ear has gone out o[ Si"Jr"'tlmr5 I 11·1~h I h.:id run
stl"le. off 1r11 h th<> salr~man v:ho of·
t.1y refrigtrator 1ns!rucl1on:; [icri:d me 32' \1·eeks of Life for 1..~~~~,:y_,.~._..,,......-,-~......,.,r"•~·~•••••n~~~·~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~";"".":".":~'.::::"~~~~".:'."".::.~~'~''~'ie:__:"~''~"~'':"'__~h~y:__~H~e~o~n~;~'~l~3~.9:7~.~~~~~~~~~
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'50 YEARS GO BY SO FAST'
Mr. ,11nd Mrs. How,11 rd C, Ille
Happiness Fills Years
That Pass So Quickly
:F1 !1 v \·ears nf niarr1:n:e i~
•·so niuCh happtne~~ lh;il 1hf'
years gn hy bcf nre '>le knn11·
it ,"" 5aid l\1r and :\Ir.~ !l\1ward
C. 1110 of Newport Braeh
Typically, they referrl'd !11
lhtir g n l d e n ann 11 <'r~arf
celebration a~ ··the 11·t'dd1nc ··
e1·en thouRh 1t runi·
memon1l('d the n r ~ g l n ;i 1
ceremonv "on ;i hot 5u1nn1('r
day in ~iinneapohs. Kan "
A champa.c:nr bulret at 1\1('
l'\tv.'pnrt R(';irh T('nn1s \ 'luh
was h<lslt'd by their snn and
daugh1er 11nd their spi\USt'!:,
fl,1r. and \!rs . \\"arntr A.
TAKE THE
NEWS QUIZ
We Dore You ...
Ev ery Soturdoy
jewels by jo~eph
searches for jewels
C-.-1 ..,wo•lod i""'""' ,. 1.,,..,..,i.
1i. <f•h •¥ U lo i. a tl<lft "'h••• ·---·· ''"''"'· ·~· , •. ,,,11, •H••• -c••flvi ,.,.,1w•li.<o t i t• .. ,.. -"'"' ... ""' . .... Wiii .. ,toatH lo OtOlftl•o YtWf
,.... -H.,.IM '"'''"" lholr ,,.. -·· C.11 Mr, JIM,.. '' Mr. ,1111 .i lot--
( 1;1bel. ~·nttsrlalr .. A.ni .. .'Ind
~11-::ind ~\r~. Cnge llln, Santa
Anri All eight grandchildren
a!!('ndrd.
The honored couplt came t!'l
( ·.11tfornla on their honeymflfln
;ind ha\·e lil'l?<l in Ney,·porl
Rl':ich fu r 20 years. lie retirtd
"'" \\"e~l Cna.~l manager for
S~rn1n~ton-\\:ayne. msnufac·
lllrt'r~ of ser\"ict station equip.
lllt'OI.
(:nlf ha~ bren the lllos' chief
li"bb~· 1111d they ha re tra\·eled
lo r\laska . 1-Iawaii, ~1exioo :irnl
Eurnflt'. She attended the
l·n11·er.~1ty of Kansas :ind he
s1udif'd al Occidental Cf'llleRe.
''Rut lhrre"s. nnth1n.c: l1kr lhc
\\"h!le Hn11~r."' !>he 11rll<'la 1m~.
n t.'f11 rtcd pn~1t1nn ~hr r:i.rnf'd
in l!Hil as the f1r!'i l 11 on1 an
a~:.1g11rd to l·o1 rr the l'res1·
dl·nt.
!>tiring lh<' p:1•1 dt'r:idr. ~he
h:is :-rc:11 th1• 1111pal"I uf h1slor,v
Jn the 11i.~k1ng. ··1·1 e !'iCC11
gr!'at J1:irp1nr~s and h1ttrr
d1~;1p1~11nt111c111 . ex (·1t f'menl of
11edd1ng:->. tra~lf ;iftcrn1alh nf
.1 ~~:1\.~in;1l1un.~ nnd trcn1cn·
d(1us f:11n1lv l111·r .
··r feel h1s1or1;1ns Y.111 go to
the \\11111:10. Ille 11nrnt1i",~
pa,11es. for a 1·omplrle pi cture
"r the pa~\. l.1fc ~t~ Jes 1·nn1e
thrnl1gh fin their cop~. Th.it"~
11 h~ rn nre women are needed
in !he l1cld.
'"They pro1 ed thl'1r wor1h
1.1·hrn 1nen 11 ere mill ed off
rlesk~ dunni:: thr 11·ar And
lhP\ '\"t Wfln Pul1!1t'r Prize.~
for rrfH1rl1ng in thr l1elrl"
1\~ an flb~l'r1rr l'lf Prf'~idrn!
Kf'nne<11 . ~h(' fr\! hr pos~c~~Prl
.c r rat 11armlh Rll d
hun1an1t ar1anl'-lll
Shr al~o fo1in(t ii .~1 m·
p;;thr11f C'ilr tr• ;i ' ~irnng ?.rg u·
mPn!" A~ nnr •'I !hr f1r~I
11on1C'n m<'11lhf'r~ 11! rtie hn:ird l
of 1hl' \I hi!<' l!"IJ"C f or·
rr,pn111lrn t< !\o;.~111'1;-J 111n. ~hr
11 nn th e ri i::ht tn Jr1n 1nen R! 1
rl 1n nrr" nf the .~i·.1ear-nlrl [
or,11:11117~11n n
"!!'~ bci>n .'I long ~1rui::i;ile .''
@.r.f:f.~!f,f!£NO
w o,..•n1 A,P•r•I II'(
• Norman Wi•tt e Bleyl•
Al•o CC>lf WNr
271 1 la11 Coo1t H"'Y·
Corona ditl lol11r
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TRTDERITE
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14 PAIHION !SU.NO e NIWPO•T CINTI•
Opp. ''••dw11y I '44·4221
Co111 ,t.\111 540.fOilll
shr ronteed~.' hut a rcwarrhng
nor .,
~he hold!' 1hf' di.~tinrl1on nf
br111g thr f1 rsl womiln tn OflC'tl
::111d rlo~e a press c-onf('rcnre
\I !lh "Th.1 11!.: Yuu. :\1r Pre~1·
dent.'' a right ilctorded onl \" tn
deans of 1 he corps. · .•
A ~ pre~1dent uf the \\'nn1f'tfs
T\"al1on<il Press f·1uh 111 l!l:i!l.
shr Inu red Russia :ind h;indled
d11tu:s nf her pn~t v:hlle ··chas-
ini.; :1ftrr news.''
ll ;il"in).( lra1Tlrd 1v11h lhrcr
pl"esidents rrady :ii ;1
i1101nrnl".~ notice should thcv
lirl'irlc tn lak(' ;i Lrip. i::n nut t(1
d1nnrr or attend a hall.c:nml',
~hr h;i.~ seen rnnsl nf the
11orlrl, and wants In see n1nrr
.. The in1porlant thing is In
ohser1e 11·ith \our 01rn c1c~
Th;it"s wh~ I· wanl to gri tn
J'ckin.c:." she adn11ts.
She h;is been imprcs5rd I\ ith
Pa! i\1xnn·~ ;ihi l1ly In rope
1111h hrr pn!'1 lion as F1r~1
l,arh : ''lo C'n1crge :is" Y.ann.I
r<'1'rrt11·<' hurnan hr1ng. I
Thomas cnn1rs thrflui;:h as she
l ru]~· 1~ -ii k('en f'lbse rr tr and
top notth newspaper'>l·o man.
··1 ln·e nu t nf a su11cast J"m
ready tn iump at a moment"~
notice. But I ln1 e lhe ~en~e nf
111ore1ncn t -the thrill of the
cnnst:inl chase.
'"Anri. 1nosl imoprtant.
11·anL tn tie there first -with
the best story."'
oy
lo the
World
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BACK TO SCHOOL
HOT PANTS
c~·<lu•ry ~o•o• w:~.1
A• ~•I 0••.,••
'"She I' r nnf1rlrnl a n rl
I Joy IO I~• WO•ld l'11hle"I rrrr<'.~rn!.s 11·hal shr trull· is. J5i5 E. COAST HWY.
thC' e.~-~('11("(' or hcrsrlf In th;i!.I COllONA DEL MAil
Thf' rsscnre nf If r 1 r n .~hf' d()('..,; i:\ J!rf':i.t JOh." ~~~~~~·~·~"~'"~·~·~·~·~·~"~~~~. ---Fullerton Open Sun., 12·5 p.m.
Half Sizes
Cholltt<'lge : Coti
you trovel
oround the
world with
otie d•e•~
Reply:
Polye,ted
Choos.e from
plenty ot
Holl Site Sliop
from $21.00
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COSTA MESA 11'1 1111. N. 11th St.I
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84 HUNTINGTON CENTER
HUNTIN<;.TON llACH
I Nitti It 1., •• , l re1 . f11rn 11Yr•I
A!M . llt OltANO(JAllt MALL
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SHIPSHAPE -1\r l isl s Erl and JlelC'n Suns disr lay
authf'n t1c .•l11p 's n1ndcl \1·h1rh took a n10111h to n1?.ke
in their booth a1 1h£' Fcsl!\"al of .\r !~ .. -\l~n <1 nH'ITl-
be r of the f csll\"J! farnlly is l "arolyn (tenter) '"ho
has modeled ,~·ith her parents in the Pageant o f the
1i1astcr.~ and ~1ork s in the Terrace restaurant llus
sun1mcr.
OAIL'f PILOT J9
'Hair-raising' Account
n EAR HOSS :
'!'his Is the 31st rtay. s1nci>
you a.~s1gned !hat 30-day tri;1l
period using Na d r r. s l y t e
jour11ali~1n to dt'tern1lnc the
merits of ;i ne11· shnmpoo 1111ct
ru11d1t1vnt'r 11 r 11·ere asked lo
p11blil'ill'.
As ~ou n1av rr n1en1her, !lie
nar11e 11 ns F:g<• 11 11!1 11 slog1u1
!'On1e th111g tu tl11• effert lh:1t 1t
''tloe.~ 11\•tl<lrrs fnr \"our h;i1 r
:i nd 1•gu." The <1J:1:.n.:-~· t'I Cll
s1•n\ the s11eL·1;1I f11rn1ula -
:tl1a~ hlur g110 -~i nre 111'1
should1·r lf'ng!h hh"lf1dr hair 1·~
9o peret'nt '.\'11r11 Pg1;in and HJ
J>l"rcrrit lu·lp rron1 a holl le.
'Y ou n11ghl al ~n recall 1hr
fir~t da1 's results. Thc statf
h:id llt'I t'r ~£'en 111~· h.11r look
otlil'r. J l'011lct n·t b t' ! 1 e \" c
iHI\ llllt' 11 oulrt 111;irkr>! ii pr11-
8u1·1 11 1\ll s11,·h ;1ftereffee1!'
Therr 111 u.-,1 hill e ix'rn
sorne!h1ni: 11 ro ng. A rcJl'l1u11
to 111.1· 1)11•1iu11s brand ("hieh
11·as du1ng ju ~t fine. th:ink
~t)ll l ~ The hr:1t \\" 111· e?
l'lilorinl' fn1n1 thP pool'! ~ly
dispnsillt)n·.• Or n1u1·r pro·
b"hl.1·. lhe f'n 1ub iu11's v;ig11e
direc·tioris 11hil·h said onl y
sp1·p;1d nu lh(• h:u1ds and apply
Sp;1ringl_1· tu lhe scalp .
l::vidr nU.1· I had n1isjudg<'<l
the s11.e of 1nv hands or lhe
;ibundance 0£ 1~1.v hair. I v.·a.sh·
f'd 1ny hair 11ga1n that night,
hopefull~· as a control for the
experiment flr <1l least 111
~alv:igr so1nc 11f 111y ego
1s1na!I e l.
tu :-;1 ;11 ubJcl·li1 r T lii.tened.
··You c;in"l n1akr une ap·
plirat1on, ~ay '.'llov.·, l\e done
Jl.' and expe1·t /,!rC'<1I results
immed1<1tely. Hair nreds help,
e:-;pe<·iall y when 1t is expo~ed
to Jonj.\ \\ cekends of sun and
hun1iditv ;it be;ich e s,
ovrrcook rd hy hair eolonnJ,l or
da1nagl'd v.·1th split ends," he
s;iid.
'l'h,"!I s u1 ii r ~ I' rl ur ;i
J:e111'raliLalilHI tur lll(IS! hair
tre<1t rncnts. \\"h;ll 1nakrs ~:g ..
S\Jt'1·1al nr 11·orth th1· trouble of
a 111 n-~t agr apphr<1tion of [)11 h
thr µn1!e111 hair ~treng!h
sh~ullpo,) a nd e111uls1on".•
HE:'\IEl>Y l>ESCHIH EO
··1·:gu is aspirin for th1• hai:
b£<c<Ju.~c 1 l 1hf'ril\)('lllll'all.v
:.oothrs sr;ilp srr1s1ll\'llY ;ind
eosrnr11c;;l\.v rf'sture.~ hody
11nrl P!il.~\1~·11y l\J thin, J1n1p
h<i1r ··
had yr t to <1\tt'r uur E~u.
Anolher week passed. 1"hr
hair rl1d reel fuller but it huni::
hea l"~, in clumps. By 1111d-
afternoons, I ""Ollld v.·ish il
wt>re fashion;iblc for 28-year-
olds lo wear pig!11il~ in the nf-
firc to i:r1 the flov.'ing n1;i11e
uff n1y neck.
The h;ii r was n:itural ;ill
righl. but bch<1 v1or \1as a b1~
unrulv.
r.;11 ·rn11t1rr. You sent n1r ofr
to 1ntcr11t'11• the publ isher's
11 1fe 111111 1·01 er <1 !r·cture at <l
yacht cluh l11n1·henn Su<"h 1·011-
f1dencr-re~tPral 1•Hl I a(' l i ,. s
ren11ndrd rnr ur the nrthud•1n-
l1(· teen 1 1•:tr~ 11!1f11 11 ell-
1np;in1 ng rClat11 ('S 11 1111ld sa.1,
":\ubod~· not n:cs th e s1her 111
ynur sn1 ile "
ThrfP wi•t'k ~ d•111·n.
\I.I' f111111ng rrd-li;urrd :ind
hnhhl'r! hrur11'f1f' 1"ollr ;1g11f'-;
heltl !l1cir t"ngue «, a ppeari11).(
gr;1tPful !hey wi'rf'n·t the
guinea pigs. The husband
would pla.vful!} gr;ib for the
l::1ir. bu1 nol hang on as l<iflg as
usu:i 1.
•As a i,:rc10111in,l( fnr n1en
11nd \1 11111r11. ~~l!u t:i•ntains il
11·r«1ther' hHrnr r ;ind i s
gri>ilseles~. l 'ont1nul'd use for
at Jr;1sl ;i rnnn1h 11·111 el11n1na1e
lhe net•rl for 1•xtr0"1 conc!ition('rs
and hair spray." J\IALE EGO
4 l:lv tile 11•av. hr g:i l"e up us-Ti1ne tnay ll'I!. Ing · 11 spar'e F.go s;implc Hobert.~ furlher ;id1·1sed, bccau.~e 1)1e two-step np-'"Don·i ust• ;i de-snarli ng agent plic;i\lon took too Jong in !he
after sh<1tnpoo111g if ~Oll 11•ant shower. l
~{ ~~iri l~'.;;n~:~:~~;~:i~~a~o~~ r fell likr Rump!est1ltskin in
I reverse. spinning gold in to
~lra w ri..-~il ~lr;J\.\, though . ·1
Y.il! J:l\'l' Jtn!J<>rts that credit.
1-:gfi <ll w·•r1 t dr,; the hair. 1t
def1n 1tc!v fell tl·xturcd. the ~I rand.<;. i;pnng b:it k 1 ! k e
erushed by J1a1nl.
E gi> t'1nubion is a ''leave ofi
and rnmh 1hr11ugh'' hair dre si -
111~. :-:-1 1t re;1,·t_~ l 1 ~c a settin4
.(!.\'!. Cud~ :in: ~lightlv sril-
f,•rH'd l\hrrl tuur.llrd. The halr
iJ11u11t·,,~ b;wk gtH•1I n;i tured[y
11 il<'ll ltr~l IH'LJ.\hr·d .\nd I did
J!l'I 11p 1" 1111• 11<1,1~ between
:.ha1n1.1<~•s.
But 111111111;t111·
I onHUC'ct t1l\ ~t;ind.1rtl enn-
f1 1110111•r hul 1iu· 1·11r11 h didn't
h;l\e 11u1l1· a.; ~rn•~1th 1i3Lllng
!hrn11gh llu· 1•11111b10H,
I ~ll ll h:1d lo U~t:' l1:iir spr<JY
and 111!' 11,u;i! du."l' dirln'1 hnld
;;~ !nn~ "11 Ille hr;111rr 1l;11r.
Egn cl1dn 't 11~(,•t' 1•11u11g h l''ir}·
\rnl 1r> g1 t tn1111 !II!' l111u~e to
!h1• ("ll !' Hll ~I II 111!!\ llloll11!1i.:.
\la~ hl' l<).;n 1•.111 !.,,~ l1rtlt•r on
short h:u r 11i1f'l"l' do\ h•1ve
rnnrl' :->p11n!.11l('1t1 fir 1111 s:tlon
cu ... 101ners 11!i1·re u1icralurs
apply lt.
H11! ;1 ~ f111" ntr, E!;I) U
deflated.
~l(;\t-:11 .
t:.\HOL ,\IOOHt
p S. ['JI hr H 11111(' l:ile p.et-
11ng b:1rk from lun<'h. 1'1n
go111g tn hal"e m1 hair dnnf". but Ego per 1n a n e n l y1 ______ _
penetrates the hair shaft. fill -~-'l~"\r.
Ing in in1perfc1"t1011s and firn1-~,. "c ·, ~~~O:e:~lt ·n~· . ing e;ich str;1nd. • ~
B~· this titne in o u r
cliscu!'sion, sevi·ral bf'<iutici;in.~
in !ht• shop \1"r r1• hs1rnit11! loo
1\ fc1v da~·-~ l;1t1·r I in-llll'nt 1h;1t a .~h.1rth;11 rrd Broad· ,
Artists Produce Model Family
t-:'\C{Jl 'll :\Gl:\C: \\"0 111) <ind ht· got th1·1r !TIU!I' <Jj!rN·-'~··. , ~ ?,
!r r1•ir11·erl the 1111 .. nlor -or ;i s v.;i _v depannu'nl 111 an ;1 g er
11·e duhbC'd hin1 . !hr ··ego swore hv hrr l•:J.:(l honst. Hf'
rl r\·rlnpPr'' -J)a\'id Hnbert5, also (T1'd1ted his Prnulsion with
;1 1n11lt1-111ill1ona1r<' <;ince he reducing hair loss ?J1d resur·
fo rmu la!Pd !hi• f1 r.~l non-ir-fC'<'t1ng bf'auty shop styles lh..11 HAWAIIAN SHOPS
r11:i1111g h:ur hle;1l'IL filll 11M1 ."'"">n.
By BA ii.RAH .-\ llL'.-\llTE
OJ th• 0 1oly P<IO! sr111
The F:d Sirns fan1ily is a
mndel f.:imily 1n 1nore ways
th;:in one.
F.rt ;ind Helen Si ms share
!he f:1.~cin:1ting (Tai! n f
build 1ni:: ;iuthc ntic s h i p
mod('ls. Anrl the ent ire fa mily ,
at flnc time or anot her. has
shared 1!s '"still hie"' talrnt as
mndrls 1n thr J .agun;i Bearh
P;ige;i n1 of thr 1\l;i<tcrs
Parents of four grn11·n
d<111i;:hter~. th" S1111sr~ h:i. t·
b<'en 1n1nlled in the Fc~!i1al
nf Arts !'Jnce thry c<1n1e to
LaRuna in 1!15:,
The,v\·r mt11nt;i1nrd ;i hronth
nn !hf' fl'~!i1 al ilro1111d<i ~1ncc
th;it l1n1e and 1111\'c been In the
page:int C<T.~I since .l"nungrst
daughlrr, f;rorc1ne. nn w 16,
\l'a~ 3 \'enr~ (•Id
·r h1s ·~ear . 111 1' la1111lv is
d11 rr~1f1crJ 1<1tn m" n1 h r r ~
of the fa n11iy !'till on 1hc
!!rnunds (;rnr·ginr i ~ a !rs111·;-d
usher, Car.)lyn, 22, 11nrks 1n
the fe s t l \' a l Trrr;icc
rc~t;i ur;int ; .Jud~·. 20 , is 1nar·
ried to Cra ig l'ct er~0n 11"1!0 i.s
learning the shi p trade fro1n
his fa1her-in-lall', and Pame!n ,
19, is in Canada.
\\'lfE RIGS TRAl)E
'"I help Ed 11•ith just a bout
anyt hin~ hf' nccds at the
t1nu•." his 11 1fe explai!1cd. 1\n
ilrl i~t in hcr 011n 1 ii:ht 111 1n;ik.
111g 1n1nia!ure l::;1rl~ A!1 1l•r11 .. 11
furniture. rno~;ucs ;ind 1 l;1y
repli<';"IS nf ~h11fs f1~un•hr;1d~.
~he no111 LO. :in e~p1'rl ;11 nl;J k·
1ng mH1111!ure sJ1!s, r1gg111g
;ind 11n.v cah1nrts.
Ra rl!n r ;ind !=hr·nud~ arc r x-
<1cl111g work, f:1shi0ned 11·11 h
fine tl1rrarl 0r huma n hair
~11nula t1 n~ rope. II h;i.< tn r.r
1nd11·1r!ually knr1!1cd in a ~e11 ·
1nf!·like 1nltn111>r.
'"\\'e're hoth bug.<> on detail,
Fashions Dressed Up
With Splashy Jewelry
Sf'! off ,1 1 l!ni:;:. ~nit 1!11• -,
f0r f.111 11 .th .i ch1r fi1111r.
knnc~rr pen<l l'n1. r1 .imrr! h· a
s:t'rk roJif'. Arid a h1n;::"rl
bracelet and d(1n1-knrickrr c·u •
Tiil,!!.~.
Th" hl:i~rr n1 rr ;1 ~,,H drt""'·
nnr nf th(' fall ;:iud 11 111lr1·
ll)f•k~. tnkcs dtnp f';1 rr1nc ~. ;:1
bnlrl link 11r;:irrlr1. phi~ ll sl un-
n1112 hnw pin nn 1he l;ipc!.
H you w;1nl In ;i rl d
somr1 hing else, selecl a h1-Jo11'
necklace.
Thr jrwrlry fnr thr r1f'11
11·1dr r p<1nts ouHtt.~ for f.111 . .1l-
cord1ng to fas hion authorities
;i l l'llnnet: J!hltcry ('ha1ns
around the neck :inrl lonprd
do11-n In the 11·;:i1~! hn1r1 hull nn
e;irnng~. a hig pin pill!'! t\1·1:1
bracele!s -one on a wrist.
The mcd1ev;1l look for fall is
Message
Mirrored
Spirals. fl uid l1l ;i nd con-1 tro!led ripplc~ 11rc l he
messai;:e~ mirrored In the
P;iuline Trigcre col lect1on for
fall.
D;i1·flmc dresses, s u i t s •
coati ;inrt costumes in candied
fruit color~ like ~rape. plum.
cranbcrrv and currant, carry
the cl'lebrated Trigcre
struction closer to
woman·s hody.
;H hlf'I rel 11:1 :i ~hnrl l1';ilhrr
l1:n1t' 01Cr l!:)hrd 1Jlh'' t11
1111;:1: ;l•'!'l'~'.'>01'17('rl 11 1th :i
s11;i.~hh·1cklinl! \lall,..~t· tin·.,
Jl"nr!nnt . H111i11n r ::i n1nf"; '1nd
;i h1n!!ed hr.irrlrl rnn1plrTr !he
l1!C !Ut'C.
Thr rl1nnrr !'111! 111 1hr 11~·11•
i;.r,1•rin :ihr:1rt I'-hl'ct h"tChlr11
rd b1· ;:i hc:111l1 ful 11f'rkl;",;p
~;iv n fnngrrl f.111 111 ~l1m
shln1m,.,r1ng ch<1ins. ,\1,11, hing
carnnJ?S anrl <i d•J<l nf mr>~h
ban,c.lc~ for the v;risl con1pletc
the outf11.
P-T Notes
Cook PTA
~lrs. Fln~·d Collin~
rrr~1rlrnl
CO,\lJi\"r. Lr. Bo11 ltnc
\1 111 re~111nr art11·it1rs Fri-
r!a~. :'f'pt. 17. Bow!1nc prn-
1•crcls 11 ill he us('d \0 fi nance
PTA projrl'ts.
BRIGHT GIFT IDEAS
,All I/Ill, t!I f l/I. 11.~lll
• (•·•· » ..... .,, .. ~
Ci•"""•· . \••'""'~
"lHE STORE W ITH
LABELS OF DISTINCT ION"
\\'hile he rt'pe:ilrd Ego·~ J\IOHE ('l.ICll ES
.<.11 we 11 !...e it ., she J\'rrecl. h;.i1·e ne1·rr hrr11 i11 Ilic 11";ilrr, pr;iises and splurged ll'ilh hi gh ""Ego is ('vt·1·1·1hing a con-
1\~ f11r hrr la!esl v.·ork, they sail ;irnund !he 11·nrld. p11r'h phrases 11•e sh11ulrl !ell trni porar~" ht•;11111 pro cl 11c1
srulpll ng fil!uri nes frnrn slidrs ()ne is in the Knna Surf in n11 r renders, he tugg!'d S('\'eral shou ld hr -<"rea1 11I'. good for
;ind cohir pn nt s n[ !he Cutty Haw:11i. ano1l1Pr i11 th,. 1ln1('S al rnv hiiir. saying, ··Oh, 1he skin ;ind hiod;~r11dable,°"
!"ark col lecli(ln. she finds 1t i\loonraker rest:i11:'ant :it 11 P 1•;1n work v:onders." hf' arldrd
sorl uf prog re!'~ed from ye:irs (lr:111ge County A1rp<•rl :ind I tho11i;ht ;ihou! tell in~ hin1 ~lo<t v.·11r1I{. r 1gh! nu! nf a
pa~t 11hrn ~h<' did paptrr ;i no lher is on rornm1~s1un f11r a the 11 011df'rs shnuld iilready he t.l ad 1snn Avenur paperback
n1ache fig ures uf Indian~ and Long Island eater). 11nrk1ng but !hough! it bcttrr dictionar~· no dnuh!. Rut v.·e Mono'1v '~•u f,;.i~v 10 & "'· +o q JO -Su~o'~v 12 lo S the n more naut1eal pir;ites. 1--..:._:_:_:::_:_:_: ______ _:_:..:. __ c _ _:: ________ __: ______________ .c_ __________________ _
J ler eollec\11111 ;idd.~ yet
:111nthrr 1t111rh In lhr Si1nsc.;;.·
bo111 h ttnd fl{'rhaps a bit of
1u1·k <1.~~n(·1:1t ed wit h ;1nin1<1I~.
l'K"'C1pte. flJ" lhe Ch1nf'se eye r111
:i !=l11n·i;; pn1w as a s~ nt l>ol 111
~norl !U\ ~
This .1f';ir. Hf'l<'n i~ thr ~nlr
1nc1nhcr nf lhe fami ly ablr lo
clel'n1e t1n1e as a p;igeant
111nrlr l.
l\'hri t pict ure i.~ she in" The
Cu!l y Snrk rnllcct1no from the
r:r11 1,c,:h 1\lt1.~rum, n<1t11rally.
Al I!\ flF THE SEA
Thr ~11111 11101iel 11 o 11 ! h
pr11h:1hl.1 1s unr of the n1ns1 ln·
ttt'f'~11ng <111 l h,. grounrls.
r p('1'1<1lly In l"llll<fren. The
flrr!1ni.; n11r11 t 1nn ~rnn of il
l"Lild l1t'c11111rs r1\r1c<l on t iny
l':.innnn.~. intrir·a1e r1i:g1ng :ind
thr ,111ra rl 1h1• si•;i
lt s ;"in r ncro~~llll! h11 hhv,
"ll" th;ll l·:rt ~l!n'i ha<; been 1n-
1 nh rd 111 ~1n•·f' lir 11 :l« ;:i l"hllrt
1h:o11j!h his \1';1 r~ 111 lhC' l ' ~
:-.,n1 \ 11nd fl!l 1nt11 ltft• :i~ ;i
1'1"•1f'~'l!•!l.
11 1~ 1 1111,1011..: 1111.~ ll1°lrn.
ar11-ru•;1lt1 ;io rnrnph~hrd .... 1111 I'
t lil' .11!" 11f 'IX 11hr11 «l lf' Ii .u n
rd nrertll'11nr~. cr••1 hrl111c.
kn1!l 111j.! :ind ~('1•1ni.: fn1n1 IH·r
cr.111dn1n1hrr ~01 I of n:i tur:1lh·
(1·11 11110 111r r11I" ;1s h"r
1111 ·l1:1 11d " ' lll"'o1 malr "
:-.,1111' tlif'V 11 111·k t1>g('l!H•r
1'r.d1111g ·'··;ilr rnnrtrl~ fr n1n
hluerir 1 nl.~ l•f f;in1ou.~ .ships for
cnllert nr~. 1nuscun1 s :ind on
cnn1 n1is.~tnn.
And r 1·en !llou ~h 1hr ~l1ips
LA,UNA BEACH
SCHOOL OF ART
f All ~UAHT[H
S.pt. 20 to Nov. 20
Paint I" g .. leglnlnq,
Advanced, Landscape;
Drawing • laslc, Figure;
Wat•rcolor; Color &
Desiqn ; Pri .. tmaking; In·
terior Design; J•w•lry;
C • r a '" I c s: Sc•lphl,...
Even inf CI a•••• I•
Drawiag; Pointi119: Cer·
amics; Phatoqraplly.
Appi°O"td fO>I" v.m.~
I!\/" rite or phone /or brochnrt
..
t , ..
•
, . OualiCraft shape-. the
plush -touch lace-tip•. w1 1h
heany n ew huel" .. up1-<1
soles and 1011n rJ b1u1i1 1 t<Jt··,
Cut lov-1 01 111 11'i1nu
Crepe soli: 1n b rown 8 99
Brown 'rl" tan w 1n 9 llD 9 911
Five: co lot p1Hcll•;., 8 9t1
Tu n ican~ LHJUI 10 99
Br own ·n· t~n snt ch i;I 5 99
Lois n1ure, 1001 Mo~,t ly
I.II w ID.II
1,
All ••~•l1•11t ..,1..c1la"
of Gow11s Oftd Fo•l'IDl1 < 17141 494-1520
630 Logu.a Conyo" Id.
• '" r• ......... ,_,
Fashion Island
Newport Center
Huntington Center
Huntington Beach
Fashion Square
Santa Ana
South Coast Plaza
Costa Mesa <1 a..L;;,•;;;•;o•·•-•.•,,•.•.•.h•9•2•6•5•1_. I .;....,., .. ,,,, ... ,,~-1••· ...... ~ ~ ...... ~, ....... _ HWY .. CORONA D EL MAR
Your ctuu90 ii ecouri l w!':l~omo 5 73-7990
•
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MRS. J. A. RIEDEL MRS . 0 . G. WHITE
Coast Couples
Exchange Vows
Your Horoscope Tomorrow
Taurus: Stress Responsibility
FRI DA Y CA1'CER EJun!' 21-Jul_v ?21· lens ified . Question invoh•ing
Don'! hedge on quahty. Verify marriage is spotlighted. Be
SE PTEMBER 3 initial Judgments. ~leans do knowledgea ble about mutual
"'' SYDNE" n~t.,RR some double checking. Don 't goals.
ARiES 1\tarch 2\·Aprll 19 1· take s1tuatinns. persons for SCORPIO 10C't.1J-~ov, 211·
Some lriends ap~ar overly grantr-d . Incom e of mate, ElfC1rts that had Deen delaved
a~re~1 1 e. 0on ·1 risk presti~e partner affected by rash ac-obtain new lease. Greea llght
on ~rt'. A\'01d tendency to !inns. Counsel restraint. Con-provided for property set·
ba se actions on irnpulse. Af-fide beliefs. llement. Exchange i dea s ;
fai r fl f heart ntt<ls revie "·· LEO 1July 21-Aug. 221 '. !'!hare knoi,•..Jedse. Le arn by
tJnt in a:ith nrit y makes stale· Hasty alignment could be teaching. Catch up on pa!<it
n1ent C'oncern1ng money. Htt'd cause for later regret. Be lessons. Older person will aid.
C'nll nsf'I .... ·arv 1n merging in terests. Be Listen. obserl'e.
TAtRl"S 1.4.pri! 20.~1 a 1· 201• sure° other person . nrgan1o:a-SAGIITARI US lr\01· 22-
Se<'rel maneu1 ering rou1d af-11on can fulfill oblli:ations. Dec. 211 · C11·e logic equal play
ft"c: po~1 11on. job secu nt~·. Ti me is nn ~·our side, you C<'."I .,.,·Ith impulse. Take special I
S;>t'a l..1 ni: nu! of turn .... ·nuld be afford to .,.,·ail. Act aC· care during shor t journey.
l'ns!l• t rror . .\1oid cl ique~. cording !~. Traffic can be haZBrdous for
!Vlc'1a ! ~alhtr1n~ could t>rupt \'IRGO (Au~. 23·Sept. 22 1 you. Avoid 01·erindulgencc at
1n10 scandal -ha1e no part (If Fe aring urUcno11t·n can be real social affair. Be amiable'
i! S!re!I~ re~pons1b1!11y. detriment. Clear a"·ay em1>-wi'.hout being 11t•eak. Gather in-
GE~ll.\'I t ~la~ 21.June 201: 1innal debris. Financial burden forma!io n.
AQVA.RIUS !Jan. ~Fr.b.
111 1: Relative, nei ghbor may
make excessive d em a n d !I .
Communicate your own
de.sire.s. Humor helps avoid
senseless dispute. Personal In-
terests are activated. Dance to
your own tune. Gemini, Virgo
~·1JI co-operate.
PISCES (Ftb. 19-March 201:
Family can aid in money
decision. Confide special in-
terest. Charita ble enterprise I
prov ides emotional l i f t ·)
I
.... .. ~. Scl1Wre
$236
Zales
SUm111er
Sale
A DIAMOND
EVENT BEYOND COMMIE!.
Use one of ottrc:onvenient charge plans ;
• Zolla C11atom Owge • z..ile$ ~nos CJwp
• !l~e•A..,e"<~'" • /.'.~"~' (~~rgo
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RIEDEL.WR IGHT
Ynu ma1· ha 1e to choo<:f' wtl! be reso!l'ed. Kno w lh1s CAPRICORN <Dec. 22·Jan.
bfit'>'·een ·fr iend ;ind fa rn 1tv and be happier. Finalize 19 i: Check fund s in special ac-
mem bf'r \\"1se 10 .<:t ick clo!lt' to business 1ransact1on. Build for count. escro\.\'. Accent is on
hnme toast' One ""hn urges potl"nlial. Tie loose ends. ,·aluables . data required fnr
nt her;1·1~e is n11t th inking LIBRA 1Sept . 23-0ct 22 •: compler1on of transaciion.
clt><irh . Harmoni ze domes!ic Child rem ind ~ you if agree· Adhere to established routine.
rr lation~. Be 11 u I i f _1· ~u r-rnent ls broken. Stress in· l_llnore associate who ad·
~nund1 ngs. Purchase lux ury dependence rninus arrogance. vocates breaking r ules. 'You I l!em. Romantic interests are in· get what you need . 17 FasMion Island e Newport Center ~ir ;i:nd :i.1rs. John n Frost -;;;;:;::;;:;~~m~ir7Tnr.'17.~mm~r.iritiTlir.~r.r:;~:;:;:;:li~;;:;:;;;~;;;;:;;;r;;:;:;m;;;:;::;:;;;:;~;;;;;;;;i;;;;;;:r.1~n:r.r:;;n:;:;:::r,;;,~mT.irirri.:r.im~
;od the '"" or"' aod ~!cs l7J11]~i(1ll!:ili:!l1]fi(1IIJ:iltiJ7il•lFU•llHlli:!l1]Ei<•ll)liitEIZJl1)~!(1llHilU!l1]f1(1]IHiiliEIZll 1lfU1111:1 The Rl'r. Gnrdnn !.;•all C1f
Jlhno1s directed the 1·0,,... ex·
Frank G. \\ h1te. all or I --· - -... --
:-.·ewport Beach. St Andre""··s
Presbyterian Church, !\e'A·port ,
Beach was !he setting . I
chan,:;e for his nephe\1·. James
Alex Riede l and :'\!a r y
Kathlren \\'right
St. ~l 1ch<1el and All Angels
Epi~copal ChJrch. Corona del
?-lar .... as the setting, Parent.s
of the bridal couple are :'\tr.
Hnrl '!rs. Hunter A. \\"right of
Cn~ta .\lesa and Dr. and ~irs.
llenr~ A. R;edel of Corona del
,\l..ir.
~!rs. Jnsrph P. P1kora "'as
the n1atrr1n 01 hnnor, and
Lr1de~n1a1ds "·ere ~!rs. Jarnes
J-:ar, .\llss :'\1clinda Lane and
.\\!!IS 5U53n Andcr . .;r011.
Thoma s /'urccll wa!> hcsl
111an. and ushers 11 £'re Ra.1,
Douglas \\righ t and Johri
\"ulc.
The hride and hr1dcgrou n1
i;raciuared lr11n1 Cnron11 dcl
~l ar H11;h Schoo\ :ind nn"' :ire
st ud} 1ng at San lJ1rlln S:ate
College . Sh" all 1hatcd 11 1th Chi
Omet;a and he 1s a mc n1ber 11[
Sigma Chi. !te abo anendcd
Chapman Lollege \'t"orld Can1-
pus Alloat.
WHITE.FROST
After a 11orthi!rn Cal ifornia
hone;.-rnoon. 1\ewpnrt Rea ch
\l'lll be hnn1e fnr f)onald
George \Vh1le and his hride,
the former Sally Anni' Frnst.
The Rei·. Dr. C ha r lP~
Dierenf ield prrforn1ed I h e
ceremony for the daughter or
:'\liss Susan Fro~t "''as the
maid of honor : c\lrs. Edwa rd
J'\larcucci
Russell. bridesmaids, .11 n d
Gina J'\larcucci, flower girt.
Da 1·1d \\'hite '>l'SS best rnan
and ushers "''ere Jo h 11
Fredericks and Cameron lfalL l
The newl yw ed s are1 graduates nf !\e .... ·port Harhnrl
Hi~h School. She attenr!ed
L'CLA and he is a11 alumnus of
the L·nivers1ty nf California .
San Diego.
PALMER·McKENNA
The Re\'. Dr, Ger:1 ld Ba~h
rerfnrmerl the nuptials fnr
neni~e !'\lane \1cl\enna and
Rnherl S. Palmer in the
F crnda1e \\" edding Cha pc!.
Sant:i Ana.
l'arcnts or the brid:.il couple
are ,\·lrs. f.1ary Lou fo.1cl\enna 1
nf San Francisco and f\1rs .1 .ruanna Odden of Huntington
Beach. I
~laid (lr h0nor was J'\l iss
C<ithy Ann l'almer. I
The bride is fl graduaie of
Edison High School and a
beauty college. Her husband.1
also a graduate nf Ed ison High j
School, attends Golden \Vest
College .
Mesa Coed Receives
State Beauty Title
A \!l-~c;ir-nlci <'n~!a ~1ec,;i
coed has been named ~flss
MISS WOOL
Sharlen• Garish
\\'Ml nr Calill'lrn1a hv the
\lonl Aswc1at 1on. , .· j
;\hss SharltnP (.ari~h. 11
~nphomnrP at the l'n1 l'er~1t~·
nF Southern Ca li fornia m~
Jnri ni; 1n rlrntal hl'g iene.
rr(·r1ven thr ti li e during. a "'Ml
rnn1 rnt 1u11 1n (\akland Shr is !
tliP r11111g h1er nf ;\Ir~ Ba rba ra
!'i1;1('t l' of (·(•Sl a .\1rsa ;:i111tl
:->trphrn ( ;art~h nl L11.~ :\11grlf« I
l'i.n1 prt1111! v.·11h f'ight ot her
,::iris . J\l1s.~ (;:irish was judgt>d
1111 rit>por tme "l. n1odcling, In·[
!rr1 iew~ 11nd poise There '>''as
nn bath ing i>u11 cornpe!1t1011.
She reec11't>d a cash a.,.,·ard .
.scholar.~h1p and a v.·ardrnbe
and is j!nin~ !o rrpre.sen!
California 1n the Mis.~ \VMI nf 1
America conte!ll next .June in I
San Angelo, Tex.
A member nf Alpha Della Pi
~orority, she holds lhe titles of 1 f1r!;t runnerup to ~iss Ora nge ,
l ounty and first runner up to
:-Oliss Orange County Fa1r.
October Day Picked
Twila Anne Tr,11$ u• i ! !
bernme thr ht10e nf .Ja n1es
Lela nd <i1dd1ni.ts du r l n ~
cercn1on11.·~ 10 be pcrfnrrnerl
Ocl JO 1n SI Jnhn 1he Baplist
Cathohc Chu r'rh, t os111 M e~11.
Parents of the betrothed
couple are ~Ir. and J'\1rs.
Ed"·ard A. Teats of Costa
Mesa and :'\fr. and J'\lr1'. Frank
A. Giddings nf Tucson .
The bride·to-be i.s a grad uate
of Riverside·Brookf1eld Hii;:h
School. Illinois and San Diego
State College. !
lier ria nce i~ :i graduate uf
Palo Verde High School and•
attended Easttrn A r ii o n a '
College. Presently he is iierv-
ing in Vietnam.
DTERY
Al l{ SlEP -I Ell.NAll:OO -Kl /llE L
EOW..,11:05 -GEltlEl!CH
PF FLY Ell:S -U. 5. KEDS
c .,.,io o.~t• ~hoot
o."(' w ••• bv o.".~'"
225 E. 17th ST.-COSTA MESA
~ ' r
5
DAYS A
WEEK
HOW WE SELL FOR LESS
& SAVE YOU UI' TO 20°/o
NO GAMES
NO STAMPS
NO GIMMICKS
LOW RENT
LOW OPERA TING
COST
CLOSE D-SUNDAYS
AND WEDESDA YS
WE ARE IN THE GROCERY
BUSINESS •• , NOT GAMES
we welcome
.FOOD UllW STAMP
SHOPPERS
FOOD
FOR
WE DON'T
MEET
COMPETITION,
WE BEAT THEM!
STORE HOURS
10 AM TO 7 PM
5 DAYS A WEEK
CLOSED SUNDAYS
AND WEDNESDAYS
WAREHOUSE PRICES
pLUS Tho Cht<.~tr odd~ iuu 10"9 to or• ti•• ol wh11r you p111v. So II yo11
wound up w'hh 510.00 worth, you'd
11..,ply p:iy tlior plU$ 10°;o 11r
Si l.OD.
Thi, qo•• for ''eryth!R9 ••c:•pt th•
f•w lte'"' leqolly co~trollff like
"'Uk Ofttl Uqwor.
WE CHALLENGE ANY MARKET
TO MATCH THE TOTAL SAVINGS!
STOii HOUIS
10 AM TO 7 PM
S DAY! A WllK
535 W. 19th St., at Harbor, , Costa Mesa
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TUMBLEWEEDS
p·~ou KNOW WHA'T 'IOU
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ROMAN &APTIST !!
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By Chester Gould
WPl:fCMINC. '™OSE'TWO, 1'0
'SAY TMIS IS .JU51" W'-'AT
™!V NEEO TO STA.AT ~ET·
TING UP ~OUSE!<EEPlt<:.
By Tom K. Ryan
lAKIN'NO
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By Al Smith
By Dale Hale
By Frank Baginski
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By_Harold le Doux
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OA!LV PILOT ;fJ
IT HASN'T YET-BUT
Wl-(EN IT DOES, I
HAPPEN TO KNOW™E.
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By Charles 'Banottf
By Gus Arriola
Johnson
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"That's certainly me before I've bad my lint cup of coffee:."
DENNIS THE MENACE
'O~Y, )l'.)IJ CAii SING ~YE 6.\6Y 10 ME ••• IF
YA OC\'l'r mL I.:> ONE:
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Moviegoing Becomes Seasonal Pastime "FEIFFER'S PEOPLE"
MUST CLOSE SATUROAY, SEf'T, 4
By BOB T80~1AS
HOLLYWOOD 1 AP1
La bor Day v.•eekend V.'tll hring
a fresh surge o( crov.·ds lO rhe
nation·s movie Uieate:rs, ihrn
the film industry, wtll sett le
down 10 nv.·a1l -hopefully -
big business al Christmas. '
Once upon r.. time \\tu~n
movies v.·ere a \\'eekly h:ih1t
for most Americans. lhe l1ln1
busi ness ronttnued on a
relatively even cnurse 52
Y•eeks a year. \'0\.\' t\o;i t films
have to fight o!her lorrns o!
enterta1nmtnl Int an sudlence.
mo,·1es ha\'e hecome more and
more seasonal.
. .\ .ceneratinn agn. companies
a,·n1ded releas1n.i: thetr hes!
product in lhe summer. \1hen
buc 1ness 1-1·as rela11,·ely snfl
"\D\.\' !'ummer 1s nur iw~t
!Seasntl." says a \e\eran him
!Salesman
"The l:l \\'eeks .,.. hen kids
are out nf schf'l()I generates our
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ENTERTAlllMfJlT
hrst bus1 ne~!i f:i,.'ery nigh! 1s
S<iturday night 1n the summer.
··]t's also the time of the
On1 P.·ln Jn the Soulhern pa rt
of the t·nuntr_,. d r i 1-e · 1 n s
nrer.<1te the ~ear·rnund Bu1 •n
the Xorth, mnst of them are
opEn on!1 during the \1ann
rnon1hs. That cfln make a Jot
v( d11fert-nre in the grocs.
TV DAILY LOG
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Thursday
Evening
SEPTE'-IBEA: 2
1:«1 B Bir """ .1trry o~np~y rn ....., em H ~ddy
0 NBC Nf1n Tom Snyde•
O Tht r~,rr;w
rn Wiid. Wild wtst
0 !II O"tlock MO"tit: (t) {901
"'Gunlii't in Abiltne" ("es!einJ '67
-&btiy Darin, t!Slif Nielsen, Don
C1tlcway. m TM nirrtnontl m StM Trtt
(IS) The Cotpomt ¥lt11
rrJ Cllildre11's F1lr m Notidero 34
@n Delttl Viii~ DI~
(3'1) 'l1lig1n'1 hhnd
Friday
DAYTIME MOV1ES
0 1:1@ ll) Bewitched (RJ "S&•
man1tta's Anl•QUt Doll'' Samantha's
mo:h~r ,n·l!w behem she h~ spe·
c•al po .. er'-
ID th~id frn'1 S!lotl m Olrmpic Bolin&"
ED US) NET Pl.,t.ou• "Yts1e1da t
tne Ct11ld1t~ Wt1t Da11tinR" fa1t-
11sm2 MontreJt l.Jf.'yer d1scoven h•'
son Is 1 1erm11sr !igh11n2 lor
QJebe<:'s indep~ndente.
1:00 O MOYit: '11\t Wtl!IO'I" (dr1m1)
·s1-t.1xahtl~ Scott Steve Coe~r•n.
ff) 0 0 CJ: ]g, Newt
W Al\ Ni1ht Sl'ltM: "M11~1 111 1ht
Red Barn," "YounQ: i nd Wiid," 1nd
"The l uon'a AfiicaR W1 r."
•·tn Los Angeles, for ex·
ampll.', 11e normally run the
h11! In SIX dfJ\.'e·ins and 20
hardt(1ps During the summC"r,
1he ~1x dri1-e-1n~ ('l!n bf'lnr. in
;is mltth nr n1ore. rnnney than
ttl(' 20 theaters ·•
After summer. Chnslma s is
the next-il<!st relea~tng tH11e.
~ot before Chr 1s1n,as. The
first weeks in Deccinbcr are
trad1t1nnally the worst t1n1e 111
~hO\\' hus111rs!' But start ing
Dre. 25 . all nf !hr rna 111r e11n1
pan1es relca."e their h1g ftlt11s
in an ;i11e.1np1 tn i::rah 11\e free.
1>pending holida y 1·ro11'd.
This p<'ll«I' .. f t:lutt 1ng the
1n.1rk et 11 11h tt1e big 11ln1r. 1n a
s1n1:df' \\eek ha~ b 11 ~ i.: r d
1he.11er r111 ner~. 11hn plcarl lor
a mnrr 11rrie rh rrlea~c uf ti1p
attr<.1cl 1nn<> 1 hr1Juc:h 1 h1· 1 r ar
".\n" !hil t mns! hnl1U .. 1s t:ill
on three·ri:i1 1ree\.:(•nd<>. '>'e
peg n11r mrqflr r;in1r111gn-.:; !fl
rhe. hol 1da~s." says a studio
'PJaza' Ca~l
Announectl
In LagLu1a
The Laguna ~1 o 11 11 n n
Pla.1 house \\'111 open 11-.:; ne1~·
~eason \1 1th a prnduc·1 111n ,,£
l\'e1I Simon 's popular con1edy,
"Pla7.a Suite.''
sales executive. "Solid hohday
business can provide a real
impetlls !hat can c<irr:-o a pie·
lure throu{ln duller period~ "
f':;i~ter 11n1e 1~ the lh1rd·ht>~l
releasing Pennd, The other
hol1davs follow.
.. Bui," says a st ud io publici·
tv chief, "1 f you have con-
f1dance 1n a pic!ure, it can pay
to bnns Jl out in a nonholiday
r)(:riod. i hen ~Oil hiil'C little
cornpetitlnn, and you can grab
\lap (;r;iham. \1•ho be.c1~s his
lcnure as super1·1s1 ng director
for !he pla \'h'IU$e \<"llh lh!S r
~hnll'. 1s sta;.?.lnJ! the pro·
duc11rin. 11h1ch "'ill npen Sept.
21 lnr a !hree.11,erk engage·
mrn1.
Hnbr rt [n:::n1an ::inrl .Jar11111e
CAN'T DANCE
Juliet Prowse
;\l nffett he ndl1ne the La gun;i -------------
cast :ind 11·111 f)t'rform 1hre<'
rnles ei'lch In Slrnnn 's seru·s .-.r
rhrre 11gne1tes set in !he .~iune
]\('111 York hnlrl r I) n !TI.
En.c:m11n hn ~ ~larcc'I in · \ly
Fair l.:idv;· ··c;irtu~ 1:1nll'er.''
"H :1r1-r\··· ;inrJ "\l;.in 1.f L;i
~1:inch;1 . · iltnring others. 11hilc
\!1s~ \](il frli /l!ls rlayed
leadinr:: rn!cs 1n ''Bare!l)(1! 111
the l'ar\.:." ",J;in1J~" and "l
!\e1cr S;ini,: for :-.1v father.''
Cnmplc!1J1 ~ !he ra~t in .'iU fl·
pnn1n~ n •h''i \1 1\l h(' Ren<'
c ;d1·~ .. hn1 Spier.!. and n 1chnrd
S:cprc.
( .r:ih;:1r•1 ;innn11ncrd t ti ;i t
[u!ur" L<1~unil pn1rlt1"l111no; 11 ill
1nch111r · \ 1.rin:.: /)a _1• · s
Jr111rnr\' lnrn ~11.jhl " 1n rhc
Fnri1m Tllc:i ter 1·n t h e
Fr~t11 .d nf A rr.~ ~rnun<!~.
oren111~ 01·! :!fl, ;i tllU! 1rt1 I
cnn1e'1~ n'\.l\.~I. 'Th(' B11v
l,.rt('J1d " opening ".01. 2. and
''Tc;ihnu~1· nf 1)1c Au!;tJsl
:1lnnn :· sc hcr.lule.d fnr a Feb. 8
flfl('n1ng
'Plata S1111c·· 11 ill hr
prescnlrd at th f' 111 a i 11
pl<11 hnusr. 6f\i'> !.agur1.J f :i1111111
Rnarl, L:i 1:un:i fl r :i r 11 •
Tu!:'sd ::i1s lhrnu c:h S::iturr!;i;"
1Jntll Or t ~-Adi ;ince rc•r r1 a·
11nns nre nnw hr111,e ill'replrd
at the hox nff\('r , ~!l\-07~1.
Nancy Suecl
Vegas Fro1n
LOS A\(;ELES (UPI\ -
!\anry Sinatra has been sued
for Sl~2.428 hy a 1nanagemcnt
fi rm which claiml"d she bro\.:e
a contract 1n\'olvu1,g a n
en:?agrmcnl al r)1e lnterna·
11unal 1!0\cl 1n Las Vegas.
r rt'.<1111 e ~I an :i gem en I
Assnc1al1'~. lnr , flleO the suJt
1n ~upcrinr Cnu rl <ind as\.:eci
lr•r ~42.428. :111 an1nunr Ille
~infrr :1 1le::edly 01,•cd lnlln11 ·
i ng :in cni:agemcnl al lhe
hr11"I from June 15 through Ju.
I;: !8.
Thr rn1npany al so ai;ked fnr
~)11(1 OQIJ punitive d a m a gr s
frr.m the 31 ·1·ear.nld \l1~s
S1natrcr !PJr alleged breach of
contract,
~lo s te l Signs
I IOLL f\\'()00
Zern :-.ln!:.lel !;\gned 10 cn·slar
1n 2flth len!ury-fox's ··The
\fnt R1Jc\.:'' with Rnhert Hed·
fflrd and (;('orge Sc~al.
the market. How do you know
1f you have a hll? A few test
engage1ne11ts v.·1\1 help."
Paramount follov.·ed such a
p.:ittern with "L-OYe Slot)' "
The l1hn had a few re!e.ases
last Chris!mas -includin g
Los Angeles lo qualiry for
Academy award s, ll had a
wider release in late winter
nnd t>arly spring . ' ' Love
Slllry" proved or blockbuster
proJX,lrtions and thus 11,•as able
lo reap the lu:.h summer
trade.
~? Jbuth Coast Repertory
Y.'hat are the bad periods for 1127 N£WPORT BLVD. -COSTA MESA
the ino1•1e trade" R111rY•t lon1: 646·1J6l
Besides pre-Christmas. the:,~~~~~~~~,;;;;;.;;;;,;;.;;;;,;;;,;.,;;;.;~~~~~~~~
movie salesmen disfavor the ••
last weeks or Mily and firs\ ·;:,;c
weeks of September -jus1 :,~
before schools are out and "
when they resume .
But one. film veteran adds
1'There are no b;id seasons if
you ha ve a good picture."
,
No Da11~i11g~
Del Mar •••
Holiday!
Make II an e11clting holiday weerkend1
Nine great Del Mar races Saturday
and Mond1y. Aesarved s'ats:
.. Juliet Ln111ents Decline
B~· VERl\'ON SCOTI' career on the side."
~l iss Prov.·se is unsure
\\'hel her audiences deserted
dancing nr vice vers;i, ma king
a point of the fell' s1ar dancers
around rhe se days.
"There are no hig names !o
$1.!:IO. Special buses, call Greyhound.
Post lime: 2 p.m.
Bat•ar~~
Thoroughbred Cluf1;:
HOLLY WOOD ft;P\ I -The
rl ancc ;is ;i commercial art
form is enjoying the same
popularity boo1n as flag pnle
silting and intercont inental
Zeppelin tral'e.I.
The observ;'ltion can be
clocume.n ted by ~iss Julicl
l'rnwse \\•ho is perhaps - in
fact , assur edly -the most
succe!":sful contempnrary com·
rnrrcial dancer extant
attract audicnt·es -pe1Jple -NAT IQ N A L GENER AL
like Carol Haney. r. 11,· (' 111-----------
THEATRES
She ;ilso is probably the only
one who v.·orks steadily.
\\'hile dancing may not he a
dead art, it is suffering fallen
arche s.
"\Vhere can a dancer dance
today':''' Miss Prov.·se asked.
knov.·ing full well wh at the
ans,1·er would be.
Hardly anyplace.
"In the very old days night
('lubs al ways inrluded a dance
team aton~ v.·ith a comerhan
<ind a singer or maj?ician," the
S11:1th AFrican·born be;iuty
~aid. ·'Today there are :-ilmm.t
nn n1ghl clubs except in Las
Vc i:;as.
"Even the.re the dancers are
in the chnrus. nol feriture.d."
,Juliet is the ex ception. She
c;in he seen there this \\'eek
11·ith her nwn spccirilized <ict
\1·h1ch incl udes si nging. com·
cdy numbers along with the
honfin~-
"H a dancer 11•;inls tn ap.
re.fir on 1elevision there is only
Carol Bur nett's Shnv.• and
Ocan r.l artin's Ed Sullivan·s
£nne and nnne of the other
1nusical sho11·s are. not sel up
for dancers."
,\ tr;iined haHerin;i, .Juliel
·reco~ni7.es !hat modrrn danre
iroupes and ballet groups
travel arnunrl lhe cnunlry
p 1·escntin~ concerts.
But none nf the dancers. ex·
ccpttnR a slar or two, ever
become. ri ch, lanious and
fl')(11\00SC so In speak.
"That 1s the 'arty• side nf
di'incing ," Juliet explained .
"There is ;i limired audience
f.11· lhat .~n,-t nf rnrrrta1nment
"Fortunalel! I keep busy
'illh sun1mer ~loc\.:, pl."l,\1ni.:
Li'ls \'e{:as :lnd <lning oc·
c;,.;,1on:d 1rlf'1·1s1nn gues t shn1-.:;.
Bul I'd advise a11y0n(' lh1nkn1g
nf becoming a dal)cf'r In
dcr('lflp another l<ilcnt or
Verdon, Gcnf' J\ell y and Fred
Ast:1ire. Juliet s<ud.
"Broadway used to h;11·e
hundreds of dancers working
in show. No1v only three or
four sho11·s ha1·e I i n1 i I c d
choruses. "Follies'' has ei!lhl
~irl dancers and eight bny
dancers along with f n u r
featu red dancers. And thnl's
It.
"~1ovies aren't even bo!her·
Ing lo ma\.:e m u s i r a I s
anymore. So that lcal'es sllll
a nother zero for dancers.·•
Toe, lap. ballroon1, mn<lern.
Funky • .soil shoe. all nf it \.;,
going begging. It's ennuc;h In
make a hoofer er~·. unless her
name is Juliet Prowse.
New Form
Of Drama
Auclitioning
An original partici pation
drama entilled "All Hallnw's
House" ls nn111 being cast ;i\
!he Drama \\'or kshflP mee!lng
Friday nights at the Orange l
)'\VCA.
The ne11• form rif dr;ima \\'ill
J?ive everv member nf th~ au·
d1 ence an opportuni1y 10\
p;1rt1cipate in the prndu('tinn J
The ca~t "'Ill "rchcnr._e·· l1nf'~
for aclinn sequ,.ncc::: thl'll 11 dl\
l:Je in1pro\ 1serl I\ 1th r;ich
performance to f1l the 10.
d1vidual and audience rear·
tions.
The. play is designed ln offer
anything from a fun adventure.
lo a prOfound mys!ical ex·
perienee. The performance
\l'i\1 be presr n1rd t~r lhrc·e
da~·s prinr In I f;illoll'ccn.
Al! pe!'Snns v.hn 11an! In l)r
part of thr c•af:t <111d st;iff nf
this creat11e n1erJ1,, are in~lt l·rl
In 1he first meeting rir the
drama 11·nrk.~hnp nn Fnday.
Sept. 17. <it 7·JO pm.
FOBT ~
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WlD. _ SATURDAY THU~I. il>SC11Jrndidilyurnpli0USI ONLY
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SECOND MATINEE FEATURE
"EL DORADO'
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WALTE R MAT1HAU -ELAINE MAY
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MAlllJ EES Dt•ILY
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the sounds of the harbor
~~dS~~7 24 hotirs; a day
CO-HIT
AT All THEATRES
"THX 1138"
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PACIFIC'S FOUNTAIN VALLEY, LA HAIRA
& ORANGE •l DRI VE-INS. IWALK-INSJ,
TITAN, FULLERTON. FOX, CINEMA LANO
HARBOR •1. COSTA MESA
• 1me
EVERY CUT i>F LUCKY MEAT IS "BONDED" ... YOUR UNCONBITIONAL MONEY -BACK
GUARANTEE OF COMPLETE SATISFACTION! ••• Compare the Quality, the Trim, the Price
All STORES'""'~......:_
CLOSED
LABOR DAY
MONDAY, SEPT. 6th.
The large Group
Cook-Out Favorite
A ~AMILY FAVORITE
SERVED AS A POT ROAST
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All READY FOR
YOUR SPIT BAR·B-QUE
"Cl " ftif~ Pl<>•~tl«>n 1'"'"'1 '1 ''"""'"' ''"'" p•i<"I
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P'""'"'" 0;1<ouMed f«•p!o• "'' f1'>d~,j
ond Gcvernmenl Control!•d IP~"''· GROUND BEEF CHUCK ROAST FRESH FRYERS RIB STEAK
TOPl~t~itTY $ J 09
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•I 0 N E STE AK :~{~/~:,0~~~un 10•01D 1111.. . .••••• $1 ~~
ROS 5 RI B ..................... ~~~~~-~?'.~'..'~~~~-~'.~~.~.'.~ ....................... 9 3 1~.
M 0 K ED HAM ....... ~~'.·:~~~:.~~,~~'.~.'.~~:~~.~-~~~?~'.~ ........ 5 5 1~.
DM TURKEYS ......... ~'.'.~:·;'.::/;,·:;~ ..... 39 ,~.
RTE RHO US E ......... '.~.~~~~!.~~-~~~!~'..1:~.~~~:~~-''.'. ........ s 1 ~b~
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;~'· 'll D! !H Oll~l < I AKE ' 01.(IM .............................. 37
)fRI MP ~~101i •::~~ ~~i~a'.~ .................. '2]' k C!ltt ll!\W , .,H & CHIPS ,,,. ................. .79 ·
(HILi & BEANS ::·;;:'/ ....... 27 ' is ~I NA c H ~!·;; ',':c. 1' •• ~~· '.llJ)I ~·~ ...... 21 <
:eeu STEAKS ,, ......................... 73 '
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I. C.H.B. PICKLES 63C
Di ll OR ICOiHfR
• 48 OUNCE JA R ...
~.fNION RINGS :1~~-','-': .................... 47 (
~OOL WHIP !~'/~~!~ ....................... 59 c
itlANQUET DINNERS '"'·"' ....... 39 '
!fl·Ylllf!ll\, fl( IP I UH
"'TRAWBERRY ill• 1 "~.vn 4b ' ~ 1&01 n • .................. .
i:sWISS MISS PIEs :;~; '"············29•
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:2> INNERS ~~~~11,1:~~.'.~~'..6.~ ................... 43c
;)'MUil l~C ~lll O t . UH l•C"IL~DA ,..f~lt6 M, 0 1 ?Q~NITION PLlll
' Our LOW t-_vcr)\.lay Price.'.
l ADY lf(
ICE CREAM
I 1.GAllOH
CANNED FOODS
·: CREST TOOTHPASTE
REGULAR o• MINT
With fl u•li1ton. An
, 11id l1w11d f1•er
; •• c11vlti1s. 1 good
JA ,_.ll Y
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TUIE
77(
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Vlll ~,~~~TES 99c
1 SO COU Nl P ~C..
CANNED FOODS
TOMATO JUICE ~~:: 'c •H ............. 33 °
o-A MUSTARD ~~;c1:; ................ 18"
tr'""' Mu ST ARD :~11°~::"'1 ;•n<'• ...... 1 9c
Pl(K lES OflMO•l! ... "OLI IW!ll 47 < Q'°4 llOI Jll "'"'
o-A PICKLE CHIPS :~~·,\~~-~'.c.'. ....... 29 •
POTATOES PIC ~II IMOll!ll~'. '12<
I 101,CI"············•·"'"•""
~ PEANUTS ~~~~i~:: 0~.'-~-~~-'.'. ....... 7 5t
~ COFFEEMATE ::~~~}!~~ ........... 79 •
PEANUT BUTTER .. "' ................ 69 '
r uu •A•-CU~MT 01 CMUNI r
FOLGER'S ~~~:'(~w .. 84 ~
OQlr •IG~l AI I I ~! OllLICU ICrtl•
FOLGER'S'.Q1111, ,2 .. U 01 l W ,.,,.,.
ALBACORE TUNA (~IOl•Ol lW JUI 49• 1 or r•w .. . ...
• REAL EMON l!YQI ''"11 53' r!' !ID/ I ll .......... , •..
TAMALES ~;~·/:Z:1
......................... 45•
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PERMANENT
F •-.yl~•nQ you n~ed
for loa~~ 01 /11 mtr,
!009.lo\!1119 turh.
FDS FEMININE
DEODORANT
131
015~~~Nl~~RI(( 5 9 lcb
ANY SIZE PkG . ,
CANNED FOODS
J Ell IES 1 o or. J11 ....................... M ...... 37 <
IMUCIU 1 -l ll(llUll Ol llllWfllll
PACKAGED GOODS
cyrl c OOK I ES ~~~1t~·.1G'.~~-~-~~-~;.~~-~:~.~ 59 '
V•~l~LI QI O<OCO•l 11 BREAD ~:~;1:~:,•1 OllU " •OU•O 10' ....... 2 s <
~ COOKIES :;~~111.'.~'.~'..1.~~~~'.~~ ... 23 '
(~0(0<1!1 Wl l l\11,01 1\IOG I
CRACKERS ~:!~':0~1~.~ ..................... 47 '
~ SCOOPY CUPS ~:~~'.~·.~.·-~-~'.~.35 •
FRITOS ~QIN (""\ 57' , J 01, .,, .............................. .
~TEA BAGS ;':~~-··o r .................. 59 '
()1 1r I ()W i·vrr\tlay Pr ice'.
HARVEST DAY BUNS
HAMRURGfR OR
HOT OOG
8 COU NT PKG. 29c
( )11r IJ)W l-vtr\(l;1v !lricc~
HARVEST DAY DRINKS
A~SO ~TfO -S flAVOA;S 26C
4b OUNC (Cl'IN
HOUSEHOLD ITEMS
~ALUMINUM FOIL ~~~~·:: ...... 23 '
BRIQUETS l OtPl•I < 10 LI •A~ ........................ ,. 79
WALL MOU NT
PENCIL SHARPENER
Mo kt yavr pain! ... 70 ,000
lim11 crl !ro1t! Hos ~
po1itian ma\lnling, ,,,.,.
'"'~''f lom·loy di\pasal.
197
llADl<UT 5 3 ( liJCIC Y .,.
TOP OU Alll't'
llONUi:D BEEF lb.
HOUSEHOLD ITEMS
~THE UNPOLLUTER ~!~'i'.',10•: ... 'l 1'
IVORY SOAP ::.110~~;'111 ... '' ...... 13'
. A llFEBUOY 101111 •0•• 1011101 rlM] 8, tr •• ,. ••1 .......... ..
IVORY SNOW ~~~·1·::;0·~..... . .. 88•
~ PHASE Ill ~~'11~11!~~~ ... ~~.~~.~.~-~1.~· 20'
GAIN ~!~1:'.10~1
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r:rf" All ~~~,1~~~~-'.'.'.'~_1•r .................. s40•
IVORY LIQUID ~;~','.~',;' ................. 82'
... Guaranteed
THE FINEST QUALITY
and at Discount Prices!
WATERMELONS
IUSCIOUS
RfO, RI P£
C.U AllANTf!D
QUALITY 4 ,~
U.S.D.A. GI AO( 4 2 9 c CNI CICfNS
WHOlf 1100'1'
1' 4 TO l lBS. lb.
CENTER HAM SLICES $139
P11tt?roo11a ......................•.. , ••.••• ,.. ll,
!01.'!~~1~1!~~·~·~·~-~-~~~•'· 7 SC
~1!~!!1.!v~~~-~---~-~-~.~-~~~'•'· $1 47
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HOUSEHOLD ITEMS
CT"'* TREND :i"o.,11:,~10.~1111\1.~~ ......... .,33•
CASCADE ~~1!~:~~·~-~~'..'.~G·'·~·r····· ...... 96•
u-< LIQUID DETERGENT::,'.'.: ..... 49'
1w11 1~111 r11 .. 1
SPIC & SPAN :~~::.:~0.:~.0:0~~~.~ ...... 99"
BIZ PRE-SOAK ~:uo~0:~:~~ .............. 'l 67
o"" MAGIC SIZING ~·0°:;~;1~1~ ....... 49 •
CONFIDETS ~:~1,1~~'.~.".'.~.'~'. .............. 83"
BEVERAGES· SPIRITS
cCC .~~,!.~.~ ~~.~:'!1~1n. 8 7c
c~•P.!~111.~!Tc~1 +or.ins. g7 c
~~,!~!~(~(~~-~~ ............ $] 62
~~~O~H~l~~h o~!~TLI ....... $711
OSCAR MAHR BOLOGNA
Ill Wiii '1ll 1'11111 U\K•• !I< 1111 'II.
SMOKIE LINKS
O!UI !OUU ...... ~ ...... 1111 ,ll.
75 c
83 <
BONDED lllf lb.
LADY LIE
BACON iLICI O
l LI . ~JI,
53<
~~;,~~-~~-~~~--~-~-~~.~ ..... 7 3 c
!~!~,,~.L~1~~~,.~.~-~~~ ...... ~·· 7 3 C
~' , .. 1<4t"fkt!
\J DEL MONTE CUPS 5 5
f RUtl OR PU DDIHC. (
4 -S OZ .CANS (S VAR .)
~Von de Komp's"'
DflECTAllE CAKES, Pl(S, ROll1,
BRfAD •nd (00111(1 fOR YOUR
HOUOAY PICNIC OR COOll-OUT.
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PET FOODS
~ PUSS 'N BOOTS fll YOtllllf C•?14• <J". I000,•'101.t AN
.. O•fl DI LIYll
ef4 PUSS 'N BOOTS :~'.;~~::~ ..... 15•
~ KEN -L-RATION ~;:?o~:.'.~~ ... 1 s•
'C1"" TOP CHOICE ~:~·11.1.~~~.'.~; ...... 89'
( )ur LOW t·veryd~y Price~
LOW FAT YOGURT 21
lAOllEE -7 VAllETU1 (
1-0UHCE CTN .
GELATIN SALADS
l l~Dl!fl 1111 I\ •t .......... 1\0/ {11P
' MORR Ell DINNER FRA NK S
Ill 11!1 ............. I !I "'·
39 <
69 <
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BINDER •
CANVAS" VINYL :~I \
D ... roblt tonvo_1 or 59~
ro1¥·d ran vin yl.
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THIRM OS 0
LUNCH
KITS 21s
ALL -I N-ONE
BINDER
l iMtr, •ulij1l1 11,.r•· 24 7
1011, tiller ,.,_r, 11111¢•
lioN ry ind dip.
I AA SABLE
TYPING TABLET
TOT '"50"
HAND STAPLER PEANUTS 24( 37(
WHITE GLUE l ·Ol . •·OI. I ~ .:~ l91li"t Hovots.
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l
ll tqulo r, powdt r oiwl eo lr a
J!rt 1191h 1pray. j.or. 111t , 132 llC !All POINT <
CLIC PEN•••••"~M .• ••••• 34 •
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MOUTHWASH
l~·Ol,
BOTTLE
The todr people ho!• ..•
b ... 1 u1• lw11t a doy. lt's
rro ll y IMI rtft:t1vel
WIDE" COLLEGE AUlE
THEME BOOK
Spirol thrn1e boot .•
sturdy tovrr, good 4~
ciuolity pcrper. Gr! ~
o supply oM sovtl
r 1·
. · . ..:. ... -~~ ... smny, ottrotliv•
w1,,.<1t1n ~1Mtr.
SHEAFFER CARTRIDGE PEN ••..•••.• 68 ' PRESSBOARD B!NDER •••••.••• 63'
.a "FORTY NINE"
PENCIL TABLET
72 LUCKY DISCOUNT SUPERMARKETS & DISCOUNT CENTERS TO SERVE YOU IN LOS ANGELES , ORANGE I. \
SAN BERNARDINO COUNTIES 1
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t J <>"" ALL LO W SUDS DETERGENT l DOVE LIQUID DETERGENT l <>"" LUX TOILET SOAP I I I ,o• clr ANA•10 !~1r,H1 l "-lJ ~in 11 tvE •Yrl Y~ 1.57 ouric E $209 j io~ soA•~Uf'<IG ctrAN 01~1>1rs ANO s o1r 32 OUNC~ 82 c I ,o• c.!NTLf ""'o tO'l1 Nc. c ••t 10 You•~-,~' v \t BA TH l 4 c I I U$! All LOW ~ io~ LAVNORY CElfg:.un, BOX I lOY fl.THAND~rut..a.oavr 1tl'YOUI ~lfC.Hff'<I. BOlJl i I LUX tOllf T ~CA ~ ,o_ BATH 0 1 'ACIAL Clf A"4\1"-G. !AR I
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%28 DAIL< PILOT
Valley Volunteens Earn $100--for 140 Hours of Work
Earn1lli $100 for 140 hour5 of will ~ started for the alter
14·ork il!i hardly considered · school recreation program th is
ideal pay, but ln Fountain fall .
Valley, the idea seems t.o be Votuntccns is one of the first
catching on. programs lo be started y,·1th
Thill aummer I t teenAgf'rs the help of the Community
participated in a ne.,.,. program Services Project in Fountain
ca\lf!d Vol unte:ens. For 140 Valley.
hours work as a recreation CSP is a federally fund~
aid, the; students \l'f!re g11·en program Y.'hich ut1!1 zes county
$100 scholarships. en1plnyes in an effort to run
Attording t o Recreation del 1n11uency pre1·ent1on pr o-
Direclor Jim Holly\l·ood. the gr11ms at the. comm un11y level
response; from the teenagers based nn "'hat the community
and the people they worked says it '.l'aots.
y,•ith was so good, a section Hnlly"·ood said the basic ---1
ouTH cons· ...... ~. 1-',~"••I•<" <9<"14
MATINEE "'IONOAY
DUSTIN
HOFFf\.I A~
"WHO IS
HARRY
KELLERMAN"
Me11 • Ill
C.S. Air Force Sergeant
Everett L. Thompson, son of
i\lr. and l\lr~. Everett L.
Thompson i;,f 2!H5 Royal Palm
Dr11·e. Costa Mesa , has ar·
rJl'ed for duty al Cannon AFB, r-:. ~f.
Sergeant Th orn pson. a radio
npcrator. i~ ;issigned to a 1u11t
of the Tactical Air Command
v. h1('h pnivides combat units
for air support of U.S. ground
f()rces.
idea behind Volunteen11 was lo summer. one has bteJI hi!ed department. wue to try ~ have part-time programs. We Idea and may In 1 t i tut ' Partic1panl! ill the initial
prQvjde leadershi p tra ining for on a regul1r basil and same kind of thing, they would look forward to th.ia 11 an somethina: similar. He also \'olunteen program were
!he teenagers l'l'htle creating 1 Hollywood says !he dep11rl· h.a ve to find kkU who had l \'enue to provide our fut ure noted that founla1n Valley Mark Sf!lgen. 18684 Santa
ment \l'tll t11re one or t...o quite a bit of experlrnce in recreation 'staffs. may be footing the bill for a 'l'nez St.; Debra and Denise
supply of manpower for the more for the fall pro gram. thlit field. Either. that or you "It .al.Jo helpa out with tht Voluntttn program for the Hinz, 1074.s Morning Glory
recreation programs. "Some of them m1y be b1ck "'ould end up with 1 WPA kind ti:r. doll•r tince thf: funds for rt c re• I i on department's Ave.; Mike Ingles, IB5!M Sant.
"Actually. Hl outlining the a.s Volunteens." he added. of proiram where you hire a thescholanhipgalleomt.trom swimming classes. Ynez St.; Richard Johnson,
program for CSP, It was tx· Hollywood said one of U'1e lotof kidlt.odomenialwork,'' CSP,".he.aaid. · The st u dtnll'l who 1&451 Hemlock St.; J11me.!I
peeled to benefit !he com· reasori.s he lel":ls th'-idea ht said. 'J'M. future of Volunteen.~ p11rlicipated in the summer Lipot, 18789 Santa Marian•
munny addJt1onally by prir works M well in the rr-creation One or the primary benefit.!! looks lK'Of"'i!ing . 1'h4'!re 11 the program will be asked for the St.; Andrew Sh in ker, 18459 Loll
viding a prererred activity, department is the fact tha t it t1/ tht program as Hollywood fall rec.rutton program and it t: om mt n t 1 and recom-Canarios SL ; EI i z 1 b •th
!raining for future leaders and is a na tural adjunl to physical se:1;11 it is the aen,ration of will bt used again in the mendatiorui and the program S o Io r 2. a no , 10421 Calle
.... ·nrk experience. \.1.'e fe:e! it education and recre;ation ma· future recreation Jea<lers. spring . may be altered slightly for lndependencia ; Denise Tr~vor,
h1ts bf!en quite successful," he jor:r1. "Recrui ting for us ia •bit of Hollywood said tM •Cily nf fall, ckpendin1 on the i r 11«0 Snowdrop Ave. and Gary
said. "II fiOmt of the eitj'1 other • probl em because v.e juat WestmiAsttr ia atudyins the re:pliex. Wright, 986 1 Che:shire: Ave.
or the 11 who started this l--------'-----------------------------------------'----------
Service
Beach, participated in the first
nigh t op e rat in n which
s1mulr;ineousl,v employed dual '
methods ln refuel and resup-
pl y an underway aircraft car-
rier.
Navy Airman Apprenlice
Robl'rl .J. Charrnn. son ()f -Mr.
;ind Mrs. Augustu.~ r.. Ch;i rron
(If :l.17 E. lll!h St .. Cost;i Mesa,
partici pated in thE' first night
operation '.l'hil'h s1mult11nrous.
FURNITURE
TM doable dlalee
Ill mfted i. fabric
I ..
I
I He prel'iouslv
Nakhoo Ph;innffi
AFB, Thailand.
serl'ed at ly Pmp!o~·E'd du ;:il methods to
Rov11l Thai rrfuel and rc.~upply 241 under-
11·11y 11ircr;ift carrier. 1-
Wo designed ..... -.. w know it's t:errttiot F9M
-·9ize, ouptemely..,...
fo<tabl<. comoured shape, -p ]>luohlurfel>ric~and
beee .. ooft Of bold -
J
o,_.. Nlthtlr Al ,,45 '-M.
S1111c1.., ., 1 :4S ,,M.
M•tlRff Mo11clor
W,t.~AEN BEATTY
JULIE CHAl~TIE
"McCABE &
MRS. MILLER"
Colo1-Rall'lll R
N;l\·~· Petry OHicer Secnnd
Class Thnma5 C. Rob.~on, i;nn
of ~1r. and ~lrs. James II.
Robson nf 221 Grnrva S! ,
H untiog !t)n ReA ch ,
part1c1pa1ed in the f1rsr nightl
nperatinn \1'hich srmul!an!'ous-
ly empl()yed du;>J methods to
rcfurl anrl resupplv an under-I
11·ay aircraft carrier_
"Artistry in Moving''
•
Wo<lt" L••9u l l"•n•m•n io• ~p.,,.1;,,.
Locol Dl'ol•r Wit Hawl'll
OPE"' MO ... OAV Joj lrES-
CL05EC SJllVll CAV
for the
BEST MOVE
of
YOUR LIFE
Call:
494-1025
=ss · T1te *200 look
· • 91 an RB price.
l8S lllCR!So 1121 -· -""''' llH<: l l04<l 'II. ,..,, lllld; 18«1 S: w..un A... HAH£]M, 16n w. t;...,~ -nnDo 3010 M'1g A ...
CIMA M.l m Broadwty ct..mlfOtl!Tlf'OllONA: 232 E. Foo&fM C0¥11A: 9-45 N. Ami DOWNEY: 9-435 E. Firestone SlOtOAlE: 333 N. Central Avt..
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YAUN MlLS: 10100 Balborl Blwd. tfUNTINCTOl llACI: Jg.tJ1 BeadfBlwl LA HANA: 1?2{] W. Whitti!f LON; BEACH: 2189 l,akewood Blvd.
llD#Ttl(f ,..: 415 S. Atlantic Bl'fd. l'ASADE~ 15 .5. losemnd 1Mlt.51Dl MJ.IXXl 11&;,goolia SANl.I. AH.1.n us11H: 1703 E. 17th St. SAN BEIHARDIHO: 999 s. "f' st.
SIUTM UY: 15533 S. Crtl'SMrw Btrwd. TlfOUSAHD OHS: 24 • Thotl~ Oaks Blwd. VENTUR.I.: 3409 1 elfgrap h Rd. WOODLAND Hn.lS: 22223 Ventura B~d. 580 Broadway Established 1926 , SHOI"] MTS A W'f:f:I(. Wf.'.[KM"5 JO IM'tll. t · $A"1ttOAY0l O l.mnt' • SUNDlttY )2;)() UNT'R. 6 • ntf:E l"AltKING · Ffl'££ OECOAATOfl' SE"'1C( • fft{E OC'll~fl'Y • C0MV£NIENT IAN!( TE'""'-
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l h11rs:ia:y , Spltmbfr 2, 1911 DAI LY PILOT !IJ
_lTonlgbt at 8:30' London Stages Boom
Six Pln ys Open .~~~;~!~: -~~e ~"~,:~,t::~:.. ~~i.e~.~~~'· .~,~:~~~did•'· f GlJ;~j\U'~
....... Seaso11 i11 ~1esa i •~..,
Drama Cr1flc \V1//1a1'1 Gtnv-small number of prospects for for eventual B r oa dwa y
er took ni 14 perjorr>1a ,1ces e\'entua! sh1p1nent to America. d !~play, There 1:; also "The
dur11:g n JQ .r/ny visit to I.on· Jn other years. London hi!S Patr:ck rcar.'l.e '.'llnlcl," about ~"-~
r.,. ·"-
~,,.-..,·."'hi!e othe r comm u n 1 I y
'-, lf'ieaters are preparing their
,. : ~rst productions or the 1971-72
·.:,.'~iason, thr Costa ~le~a Ci..,·ic
, ,.{'layhouse hns a grand tota l of
SI ¥ in rehearsal.
A halr dozen one-a tfs from
~ nine-pla.v ~cries "Tonicht
~ 8:30" by t\~l Cn"·ard vnll
ad off the pla \' h n u sc 's
\'enth season, running th ree
li night in rrrertor~· O\'fr a
period nf thn.>r 11·eekends, res1-
dent dirrctor Pall Tan1bell1ni
announced.
; ?\l1ss Tarnbr1!1ni is ~!aging ~he first group of pla1 lets -
1 ·Red Pep[X"rs " ··s11!1 L 1fl'"
'fi nd "Shado11 Play" -11 h1rh
~I be presented Sep1 17. !8
lid Oct I The seconrl series
..;:, '·\f a~·s an<l ,\leans.''
1 •,iumed Oak" anri "Family
· urn" -arr bring rtirecte1J
\i Tom Titus and 1v1ll be of·
ired Sept. 24, ~5 and Oct. 2. :', t.
'!~a pole l\ovel
!Set for Stage
f\'E\V 'YORK I AP 1
JJroad1va,v producer Preston
f ischer says rehcar~als 11 ill
'tart in Dec£1mber on a nc1v
, play based 1Jn aurh nr Trun1ari
~Capote's f1r sl p11 hl1~hf!d novel, ~''Other \'01ccs, Other Rooms" ~ Preston said the 11<11·el 1•:11!
~be dramatized b.1· Anna l\larle
;,1Barlo11' and rhe play. srhcdul-led to open !his seasnn, 11 111 be
t!irected by \lelv1n Rcrnha rdt.
l\ hn .~1agcd "And \l i s s
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''Red Prprer!.'' ··Sh ad (1 w
Play" ai1d "Family Alhum" -
<1re under the rnu!tcal direc-
tion of A'nita Grossn1an.
Joe Dt-1 Rnssn and i\lar~e
Bradlev h('a d !ht! cast fn r
"Red · Prppcrs " Supf)f>rt 1ng
rnlf'S \1 Ill be played hy .\l1ss
Grossman and Lois \\ ll5on.
"Still Life" 11 ill feature
r.enc1 ie1·e 'lurra1· and Oon
Rhoaries. Others '111 the ca~t
are :'>la rgaret K<'!J~, Dl'111se
'.'llclanles. L;irry l. at h a rn ,
Scntt l\lcCa11lcs and Shirley
Dill1,n
Con1 pr1.~1ni: the ''Shado1v
Play" l'ast 1\·111 bl' Linda Kass,
.\I J<'r:rs, P:lt llarp. :0.1:1rhe
Braril!?1, .Jn!.' Del Rosso and
Scfltt >lc(':inlc:;
Ray Scot t and Sally Bro1\n
\1-i\J take Jhe 1naJOr r.o!cSi in
"\\'ays and .\leans.'' Others i11
the cast are \Valtcr 11udek,
Ron f ilian, Helene Rrlggs, ~· --,'l{', Bonnie Ehscn. Betty Evans
and Lol1is Leo]1<l!d.
In the "fumed 0 a k ''
foursome are Gene Benedict ,
Ruth Gabler. Belly E1·ans and
Cindc L>olphin. . ' !
"l-',;milv Album" 1v i 11 L
feature uie largest cast of the
production. Perforn1inf! in the LIJCl (,y P11cker
sho1v 'viii be Ron Ftli;i n. Glen·
DAil 'i PILOT ~!Ill P~O!e
na Renee Loni:;. Jo an n e Rita Liedags gets a good luck kiss froin \Vdlian1
\\'olcott, Bonnie Ebi;en. \ralter lullen 111 a srene from the \Ve stminster Communit y
Dudek, Helene Brig:;s. Ray Theater 1nu'."ical "Once Upon a ~lattress," playing
&otr. lAuis Leopold and Gene Fi ida·v and Saturrl11v at the 17th Street School aud-
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P 1grnan a~e .!!it age n1<1nagers
don nnd c<irttes rip u 1t!J t'11s been a n10re proli fic provider assr.~sment of 11cross·tl1e·sea 11f potential Broadw.'ly 111n-the \!HS lnsh rehc\l1nn,-mark·
theater· var1rrl a'nd v11nl, ner~. ed for t1·ansfer despite slug·
bu1 fe w prosrecrs far Iran;;· 1'here ts, in fact, suhs!ance g:sh local trade.
fer to Broadway. for ironic rcf1ecl 1on 1n thal Of the c1ty·s tv.•o ranking
By \\'ILLIAfll GLO\'EFt
LONDO~ ~AP) -This is
'>''here the theatr1ral action 1s.
By comparison, Broad"·ay Ls
thr boondocks ,
l ll'O of the town's most recent resident troupes, the Roya l
triumphs are slerk rrvival s or Shak!?spcar<' at the momen!
Broadway venerables. "Sho1v h <t s cnns1rlrr;ib!e bnxoffice
Boat." \1·h1ch Is cxprc\!?d to r ll;:c nn lhf' r-; at 1 n n a I
run for ~ears, and "Kiss \le, CC11npany. Thr l-'111\{'r pla y,
Kate '" Peter Brl"ll')k's rcn'lwned "A
Consider the e1·1dence -40 The leading pro!>Jlt'('I fl'lr r-.hdsummer i':1gh!'s Dream··
do'>''nlo'>'·n p layhouse~ dou1g up transatlant ic lransfer rn ust he :.1d a strangrly rnn1emporar}
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thanks lo some lha l ha'e Robert Snit's acute ;ircnunt of "Ene1n!r s,'' in British debut 1 an11 • , °''~o ·..,
ro!at1ng repertory. the 1nenu the. ciuccnly confhrt of keer the RSC 's Ald11'Ych HOLIDAY MAllNEES •
ranging from llandy classic lo F:!b:ahC'th I and /llary of th!?a\r r tnizzing. SAT .. SU H .. MDN .
Andy \\'arhol. &otland The \'n!ior1at. ll'h1ch substan· [ QN
Al nng 11·1th tlif' l'an ety lnl'I ilahle ton. of cour~c. ;., t1 ,1I ri11nnr has going through H;:IR J 11 (herr's almost l n r r ed i b J e a Broad1•av 1ncarnal1011 nf an;::ui~hcrt 1111 "rna 1 reap-HESTON THE
1'1t;ih1y. Jn nne typical !ate Harold P1iiter's ne\1' and proi1sal. lags lugu hrously ar QME(j~
k 11<!? \'Pw Tli,.;.itl'r 11·1th i!s first surnn1er \\'l'e ·, sel'en pre· he .1 u t i f u 11 y perforined
mieres in f11 p d.:ivs arrived 111 tanlaliz!?r. "Old Times " n•11<>1c:i l, "T)~er ·· and an MAN .-1 f d "Arnph1tr)·0n JR" made r1'il./,;;'.J(i!:i<>C«l1' II ..,,., de tanf'l' o hum1 1ry and ri~-Pint" has dirrc!ed one of fl(;ij~*"od.l !ili l l'!o11'1 Um£1.Wll GP 1 · " •osts bearahleJJnlv hv incandes cent in,.,'-· !he ot her pQss1ble expcir!~. Geradline ~l;ir ~:wan. Plus-Rnbl!rtDv'l!lll •Donold
"!l's fill becau.<>!? of the "Rul!ev," .:i dranu1 bv Sintoni--------------1 ';:':'~::•:~;';":';";';';';":';"~l~GP~)~ tour is1s," e x p 1 <i 1 n s a (;r;i\' · abnut :i ~n a n 's
Shaftesbur.v Avenue l1abi!i1t:'. dhin!!?g ration 11· h 1 c h i.~
•·\re used to sklw dnwn in hot hrillianl ly pcrfor 111ed b:-: Alan
11·ea!hcr hut no1v 1herf' are so Bat ci-but 11·hich :;uffrrs R ~
m.:iny v1sucr~. producers keep oi·er·similar tn "Look Back in
going :ill year round." Anger ;i n d "Inadmissible
~lnre th<1n mere nilgrim £, ''"''"'" I .o.~urh 1111; J,.. 11.u, Kid• lie I ,. • ~ W•lli.n1 Hold•• -lty•" 0'"1111 ~tatist1rs, h(lll'e\'Pr, moti1·ates Another lour d~ f 0 r C' e "WILD ROVERS" !Gl'I
the contrast erident betli·een pC'rfonnanr(' h\' Alan B::idel "MU RPH ;.~·WAR" !GPl
the 11·;iy. things are hrre .:ind ni.~kes •·!\can.'' conc!?rnecl ... 1~ r,,., o·T"Olr
1he 11 h1 d 1 n fZ. June·throu¥h 11.1111 an actor 5 ~!range inner ca"u~..ou• '""· ••a"""" -1 ,10 n "'· Sep1cmber lethar~y of i\e11'!-·--_ _ __ _
\'ork . By current tall~·. 26
Groad11.·ay and OH·Broad\\'il\
l1ou sf'~ are funcl11Jn1nf. all
11·ith holdover 1~ares from !ast
season. d _ I
Ttckel pri ces 011·n Pit·
cadilly are lower -$6 buys al
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HOLIDAY ~ATINEES
SAL , SUN., MON.
fnr the tander.i productl'Jn,
:is~i~ted by !.()is \\'!Ison, Jnhn
Ga Oler. Claud1;1 Petern1an and
C<1rol Faulstick. Silents Aid Gloria
choice seat for" big music;il a-.. •ific Vi:L..•-t:-•. dran1aJic hit 1.ess tang1b\C" I~ IUfQ IVIW
but real 1s !he gla111nr fac1or.1~~=========C=OUJR==··:~:·: .. :·:·:-:::·:·:~:":-~:·:·~~~:~l~~I a con1pound of England's
rcrformnnces \\'ill be gt\('n
;i t the Commun ity Center
aud1!nnum on the Orange
County F.'.lir~rounds in Costa
r-.1esa . Rcscr·•at1nns may he
acquirerl h\' cJ!l1n~ thr c1!y
recrea r1on department at 8.lt·
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Al~O PLAYING
"K ELLEY 'S H~ROES"
Param(lUl11. P!CMCS PfeS~~::i
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(J)alter Matthau
Elaine 11DY.
"A new Leaf"
~ Color by MOVIW.B -ALSO
thc.~p1c rcput ;ition ond the - ---
I 11 Broud1vciy Role
Nf.iV 1 APl
Actr!?•• Glnr1;i Sll'<1nsnn s:i1·s
~he 1s hf.'ncfil ling from ;ic.t1n,.:
tec!1111'j11•·:, P1~·1 1lrn rd during.
her ) e.1:·s 111 ~1lrnt mov1l'.> r1.
slie rell";Jf:Cl'S f1tr !trr rr.r! ;i . .;
ih<> 1n1 llil'r 111 tl1c Ern:.irJ11;'J .','
l'hQ1\· · Bu1•_e1 I lic~ 1\rc 1-'1 t'" ·•
"This play is a CQmedy."
r-.li55 Swan~on said Tuesday.
'1The hrst lime vnu grt nnlv
!he hgliL s;dC. Uni. 1r \·ou see it
:;~ain, )r,u real1Lc th ,1 t
l'\e~yonp ;;;; sa.,·111g onr thin:::
ilnd Jrcl 1n,;: another. th!?~"re
l 11\f11n;up
nightly presence of knightly j
talents.
Th r recent r e r f <1 r m 1 n g
fl ill'flrle has included Lord
Ol11·1!?r. ~!1chael Rcrlgr;i\'r _'
Alec Gu1nn"Ss .. John (i1elgud
of 1he elcicr EstahlishmPnt :
r:1 ul Scnf1eld, Alan Bade!.
Alan Brite.<>. Cnrin Red~rave of
1he ~h~htl v y<1ungcr hr;ickel
Amnnc. thr l.::id1e~. 1'1t.::irgarct
l.PU::htnn. Glacl\·s Connf'r, Jnan
.<:rrrii\\'OOrl .ind i n gr l rl
nrr~m;in 11)ln pull~ throne::; tn
~·Hn"s~ the spor1flc 1n.:in11ir•
nf ' ' ('a pf a i fl Brasshound's
Corl\rrsion" h\' B!?rn ::ird ~ha,1·
f nr 0!hf' momfnt :JI !cast, the
n1:i lr sta rs arf. domin:int.
£i;d,o N(WPORT BlACH ~at the
entrance to the labvlau\ Lido Ille · OR 3·8350 -----···························~·········· EN OS SOON
Beautiful Pic:ture
WINNEROF
2 ACADEMY AWARDS!
ordWAHMlES
EV!NINGS
Su!'!doy 1hru Thursday, I p '"·
Fridoy 011d Sahlfd~, l ;JO p.m.
Don't Miss this.
Truly 1 Mas.terpiec:e
'.1 1<~ S11 ;1n!'n11 1s sc!ie1!ulcll
fl'! ~c:;· ,.ir,. lh" rl'll P nf '.Ir:;
p ... ~~,.,~ Ill ' Rutt,.rlhr<'' !"'\"l
'l uc:-1!;1" r:(' <'marv '.'lf 1.rph1'
11ho nr,11• h;i~ !h!? role. IS !e•1 ·
1ng In do ;i fd ni. ----
· This 1s "'here the old silent
mo11nn f\1C'luras t{'c\lnu1u"'
C'HmC~ 1111(1 htlll'.' \\ f' htl"I l'l
lc:i rri \tJ art \I 1th our harks
<inrl ('Ur hnle fin:::cr~ . .:iii rur
n111orj,.·{ \re J1.1rl 10 ft'!'l vrrv
I sln11l:!JI' \\'e f'f1uldn't rPl_v on
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r'oinw c<1mes fl m a j n rl ~~:::::;;:::::::::::::;:::;:~==::======~ crintr:idic11nn in ;>JI !his surgr l
o/ :iction The currf!nt crop fl f
Wod"esdoy ot l p '"· !laturday at 1 :JO 011d !;00 p.m.
Suftday at 1 :00 a11d 4:JO p.m.
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DAILY FROfl'\ 2 P.fA.
l'~I Cl\ UNT IL 4 I'M
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"YAI l F.Y 0~ l l'IE OOLLS"
Coming Sept. 4
Family Weekly .
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Presenting: The Pre~Season
Family Weekly All America
Football Team for 197!
Spoi-ts editors of FAM ILY WEEKLY newspapers
voted for their choice in selecting a pre·season All
America team for both offense and defe nse.
Twenty.two players are featured. Among them : Pat
Sullivan, q uarterback from.Auburn; Joe Ehrmann,
tackle from Syracuse; Jim Bertelsen, running
back, University of Tex as.
e SUPER BLOOPE RS ...,... \leleran broadcaster
.John ramcrnn S\1·ayze I.ell s on his colleagues
-and on himself -as he recalls son1e of
the classic bloopers In this excl usive Fa mi ly
\Vcckly articl e.
e CAT HATER -l\Iaxu1e!I Hamillott telis the
story of an orlc1 rouple -one a co nfirmed dog
Jover !himself) and lhe other one "meows."
e SUNDAY BR.EAKFAST -food section offers
hin ts on ho1v lo make Sunday breakfast more
interesting. The suggested menu includes
pancakes and sausage. but these are different.
All Coini ng Saturday iu th e
I DAILY PILOT I
The incredible attack
on Pearl Harbor as told
from both the American
and Japanese sides. •
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P!u1 John Woy~e • ~•(het•d &ocn•
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O.•nwoy "THf AllAMGIMIHT"
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ears
COSTA MESA
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Nobody's Going to Blow Me Off the Track--Foyt
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DAN GURNEY (RIGHT! RECEIVES SPORTSMAN OF YEAR AWARD FROM BRUCE GELKER.
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ANDY MESSERSMITH
Scoreles s Streak End~
A's Jacl\so11
L1 HRD~rb y;
Blasts No. 26
lil'(;f.!k' .l;ickson 1~ould t1kc to becotne.
lhc An1erican Lcagua hnrne run king -
as hf' rc<id1!~· admi!led \Vcdnesclay n1gh1.
\\'ith Onkl:ind 11:oin11: through !he mo-
tions nf sceurin11: the pennant in the
Amerie;in L•~ague \\ll'SI. .Jackson feels he
can a fford the lux11ry of zeroing in on
11cr~on:il arh1evt'.'n1cnts.
Thr A ·~. <is a res ult of a 7·0 drubhing of
tl1r California r\ngf•\,s. are t'urrrntly In
front b,v 17 gH1ne~ and their rnagic
number for 1hc pennant has lx.'<!n reduced
lo 12.
Bul .1<1ckson . thanks lo a recent splurg e
\Vilh the bat, has turned the hon1e run
r;icr. into a torrid four-man bat.tie. Rc~gie
now owns 26. one Jess than Boslon·s Reg-
1t1e Smith . Detroil's Norm Cash and
Chicago's Bill Melt on.
"S11rc. l'rn thinki.11g abou t the title,''
Jackson rcl:i!ed \\'ednesday aft.er swat-
ting No. 21i ;ind adding a pair of singles
for good mC'a~ure. "'\\'ith such a big lea.d
I can aHord lo.··
Abo11t Baseball
Getti11g Close1· to Natu1·e
Hel1Je(l Wall{et· to Fo1·get
J!{lUSTON - For 11arry '·ThC' ll ttt "
\Valkcr, the howl of the 'coon dog ;incl lhc
tl<1ppl11g of !he wild turkey 's \111ngs ;in'
f;1r removed fron1 !he scene hr•.~ hCl'll
lunt."<I into for the past six n1on1hs -
baseball.
\\la !ker. manager of the Huuston
Astro.'<. is an avid outcloorsman ;-int! n1 the
end oi each n1ajor lcngue c;in1p;11gi1 hr
"~c;1pcs to hi.s 50·a<~rc Sllread in t\l.1b:.11na
and !ends lo huntin·. flshin ' <1111! ra1"ing
blal'k Angus cattle.
A<ln11t1edly. he trie9 to forgcl ba seball
And this year he"IJ no doubt be lr)'111g
extra J1;ird to forget \\'hal his As!ro~ have
endured.
\'ou see, nearly h:ilf of Houston\ J.16
GLENN Wl41T•
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games hnve been decided by one rlln
And or those 63 one-run \'erd1cts.
Houston has come tJfl on the lus1ng end
three dnzcn tin1cs. ~
By con1parlson. the lJodgrrs h:-i vc
played in only 37 one.run aff<i irs tl11s
year. 11.•hich is rilore or less par.
However, \\lalkcr is Ml the kind of guy
who chases around looking for a p\a('e to
hang a noose or a hose to connect to the
exhausl pipe.
"Hard"! Sure il is," he adn1it.s. "Bul
you learn to roll with ii. If I knew how lo
change it. l would."
A hint of whal kind of season thi.~ was
to be for the. J!H7 Na1ional League balling
cha1npion and his Astros came before the
regular ca n1paign ever got under way.
Back in spring training the Astro!'
played nine straight one-run games. Only
at lhat lime they won most of U1em .
cluunond !hat you ht•ep \\'(1t•kin' c111d
w11rk1n· b11t 1~1i't y1•! pul\shcd
"I kn11w p:u1 ~ \1ho ;ire ::;:lumping now
<:an t·u1nt• b1.1ck -I dld ."
l ndel'd Ile Li1d.
\\':ilker was just batk Iron' \\'1>rld \\'ar
11 t!u!.\' and h;1d just rejoined the St.
Lnu1~ C:1nl1rH1ls fu r hi~ f1rs1 n1a1or lcagu~·
~1r!1on 1n tlir·ci· ve;1r~. lit• bolted 237 upon
rrlur11111g. 11hei·(' ;is \hre1· yrar:-; rarhcr
t 1~11:11 ht' had a .2q4 11\'l'r:H!l'
Bui 1hr nex1 ~'i'<lr \\"alkt•r had <1
trt•rn1:11dr1us turnal,111111 . llr b<i!lrd 3ti.1.
•·vrn 11.·11h 1hl' fh~rup111>n of having bei·n
1 r;1ded In Phi!adclph1:i. And lt1us he
bt•cnn1l• the fir!:il ni:.111 in l11s1o ry to wi n
!hi' l1at11ng t'ro11·n playing on 11~0 dif·
fcrrn1 h':im,; !hi· s;11n1· s1•ason
11 .. 11-.tun !->1111 h:is a chant'l' tu f1111sh i11
1ht· hr-.1 rii11~1on of lh~· :\alton:il League
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\\:il k!'r \\111 he Q11l Or :1 JOb. 1\:-. one !<1 11
\11)1\t'rcd \\'c tlne;;day n1 ghl durin~ th<!
J lod~1·r~' c1gh1-ru11 scl·11nrl inning, •·y;_1
~t'!lin· 1nsura11C('. \\'alkcr~··
H11t nu niattcr whal happens, !!arr.v
\\';,Jkcr can look forward tu U1c l'.in!('r
1non1hs ... \\'hen he can slip into lhe
11'oods ;ind he t:lnsc tn nature. \Vhcn hr
l'tlll gu Oll1 Jo fish for !he l'rtl ppir. t'<llfl~h
aurt hass or ltuul deer, <1uail anll,.Jhe wi!rJ
turk er
l 'hCn he"ll be far a\\ay fnnn thOsl!
nighlrnansh one-run gan1cs, the
,;tn keouts ...,·ith 1nrn on base, the rloul:i1c
plays. the sore <irms, sore backs and
other traumas that go with nursen1aid for
a losing lc::un.
The onl y crying he 'll hea r then \\'Ill be
th;i l uf lhe hound dogs when they\·e !recd
a coon.
* * * Jack Hiatt, the llouslon catcher \lho
tangled \\'ith Dodger \\'ilhe Cra1vford
ti.1onday. was to undergo su rgery toda.v
for the. fr<ictured nose he suHcrecl "'hen
kiekcd dt1ring the n1clec.
Drivers Practice for Sunday's Race
Oh'TAR IO (A P) -A. J. Foyt. meUow-
ed S.01Tiewhat from years o! competition.
but still a tiger when he gets into a rac·
ing machine, is the 1nan on the move in
USAC championship racing.
The old ~ro from Houston, wealthy now
and without a care in the world, co1n-
pleted the task of Installing an engine. in
his No. 9 Coyote-Ford Wednesday and
pl anned to shake it down thoroughly in
carburetion runs a! Ontario ti.1olor
Speedway today.
"\\'e are going to be st rong." F'o)1 said.
•·1 can tell you right now that nobody, but
nobody. is going to blow old A. J . off the
track Sunday. This is n1y best year since
1969 and 1'1n going to 1nake the besl ol it.,,
The :J3 starters in Sunday's $721 ,000
California 500. tM--la st of USAC"s three
big 500 1nilers, had a rul! day 1 o d B y
in which to practice their pit \\'Ork and
tune up. their cars for a shot at the more
than $150.000 pledged for a first-place
finish.
It "'ill be the first time the cars have.
been allowed on the 2.3--mile. $25.5-million
Sports Celebs,
President Pay
•
Gurney Trib11te
\Vith over 500 sports personalilies and
ce\ebrllies in al\end:ince \Vednesday
night. Costa f.1esa 's Dan Curney bec:ime.
the first ""'inner of the Orange County
S1Klrls Celebrities Aw:ird.
Gurney, recently retired as a raC'e
driver, was presented numerous a11.•ard9
and received many plaudits by a host of
celebrities in attendante al the S:1d-
d\ebac k Inn in Santa A11a
Gurney. 38, o"·ne r of Atl-A1ner1can
Racers in Santa Ana, not only "'as
a1rardcd the top honor. but also received
a telt>gratn from President Nixon and
\Vas awarded a plaq ue fro111 the Orange
County Board of Supervisors procloiming
Sept I <lS Dan Curney Day in the count y.
Gurney \Vas given a statlding ovation
after receiving the. ;iward.
Raci ng persona!Hies iu atlenda11ce tn·
1:ludcd f.1::irio Andret1i , Al and Bobbv
lnser, J . C. Agaja11la1, S11·ede Savag;,
Rodger \\lard. Parnelli Jones. John
!\fahler and Denny Zimmerman. rookie of
lhe ~·e:ir at Indianapolis tlli~ year.
Other sports celebrilies i n e I u de d
Roman Gabriel and l\1arlin r..lcKeever of
lhf' R;im s. Laker co<ich Bill Sharman,
former boxing chainplon Archie Moore,
ex-pro basketball star Ru<ly La llu9so.
former Yankee J!reat Jerry Coleman and
l'Omedian f.lort Sahl.
Bo ltoberson, the UC Irvine track and
field coach and a member of the Ora1111.e
C.:ounly !)ports Celebrities board of <li1·cc-
tors was also it1 attendant('
Uz7if' Olson, Curney's par111C'r in All·
American Racers. told of tonning lhf'
parl11ersh1p and paid his tribute to the
111an belng honored ·singul:nly by the
Orange County Sports Ce I e b r i ti es
\l.'cdncsday night.
Curney h?.s two of his cars {Olsonite
F:ag!es 1 in the tv.·o front rows for Sun-
dri.v's California 500 at Onlario_
Hobbv Unser and Sa\'age will be dri\'·
i11g the c;irs . Unser \vas the second
!;1sl('~1 ~]l•tililier behind /'.lark [)i)nnhuf!
and Sal'agr,.:: San1a Ana re~ident. 1.1•1!1 bu
un lhe n1~1dc ~pu\ on the: second ro1.1·.
A~her Clin1b
To No. 7 Position
Al\HON. Ohio (A PJ -Victory l\o1ondny
in 11\c S40.000 &1uth Rend Open has
hoostccl Cosla J\1rsa's Barry Asher fr•otn
13t h lo seventh place in thi Profe ssional
Bowlers Association money Slandings.
Asher collected S4.000 at South Ucnd
<Jnd now has won rn.n8 for the year.
Johnny Petraglia of Bl'ooklyn, N. Y. co n·
linued to lead the list witb $78,500.
Trailing Petraglia in the money slan-
dings are Don Johnson, Akron, $59.109;
Earl Antho ny, Tacoina, \\'ash. $36,455;
lJave Soutar, Gilroy. $34,700; Jim God--
man, Lorain. Ohio $29,832; Dave Davis,
11iami, $24.845; Barry Asher. Costa
f.1esa. $23.728; f.1ike Limongcllo, N.
Babylon, N.Y .. $23,2&1; Dick Weber, St.
Louis, $22,210 ; and Lnrry Lich3tei n,
Windsor Locks. Conn, $2 1,215.
oval since. two days or qualifying last
Saturday and Sunday.
Foyl, five. times national driving cham-
pion and three Um~ Indianapol is winner,
starts his revamped Coyol~ in ninth place.
-in the same row with another cham·
pionship great, Mario And retli.
"That's a good place frorn which to
chall enge," Foyt said Wednesday. "l
figure. l'll be able to race a ll day at my
qualifying speed, 175 miles per hour. I
don't believe the hot-shots up front will
be able to run off and hide, not for 500
miles anyway ."
Foyt was referring to pole sitter Mark
Donohue, who led all qualifi ers with •
four-lap speed or 185.004 m.p.h .• and thrre
other 18().plus speedsle~. Bobby Unser,
Pete Revson and Santa Ana 's S\\·ede
Savage.
Also ahead or him in the line-up wi ll be
Al Unse r, Johnnv Rutherford and Go rdon
Johncoc k, whose.177"plus averages shoul d
be easier to overcome for a charger of
f'nyt's mold.
Foyt, v.·h1> is the. sport's all-time money
\\'inner wilh more than $2 million on his
ledger, goes in to Sunday's ract with
i 104,798 to his credit this year
f.lore importantly. he ha s been on •
winn ing streak lately -one triumph in
stock cars and one in championship i::ars
in three outings -and has been finishing
"'ell in the big ones.
lie came in third in the Indianapolis :>00
and third in the Schaefer 500 at Pocono,
Pa. 'J'hree weeks ago at 11.filwaukee. he
moved up a notch and was challenging
v.·inner Bobbv Un~er from the runncrup
spoi when the checkered flag fell.
.. \\'e. have. been putting things together
better," said the 36-year·old veteran of 19
years of com petition ... If we get a good
finis h Sunday. \\'e'll be in position kl go
for the f.larlboro Champions hip."
Foyt trails leader AJ Unser by only 461t
points in the race for USAC's' driving ti·
tle. The Cal 500 winne r gets 1.000 wi th a
drop of 200 points for second and 100 for
each succeeding finish after the top t1vo.
"\Ve 're in the best po~ition 1n three
years." foyt said. "1 don't need the
money but I sure would tikt: to bave the
driving tiUe again."
After Two Innings
Dodgers' Sutton Admits
Thinking About Gem
By GI.E1''N \\.'HITE
Of !tit Cll!I• ,.1191 lllfl
ll OUSTON -You won't find many
pitchers who'll admit they were thinking
no-hitter after two innings.
But Dodger Don Sutton said he \\'as
\\'ednesday night at lbe. Astrodome. scene
of his S-2 breeze O\'er the fading Houston
Astros.
Victory leaves tbe f'>otlgers eight games
behind !he NHl ional League pacesetters,
Dodger Slale
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1,15 "'·"'·
,, 15 "'·'"· 11,!5 o.m.
the (;\ants. And it evens their current
road record to 6-8 with tonight's sho\v
here. lhe final stop on a t...,·o-week jaunt.
Sutton was explaining v:hy llous\on got
lo hirn in the third inning -scoring both
of its runs with two of its four hlts for tha
evening : a triple and• double.
"In the back 0£ my mind l knew I'd
retired sill in a row. I had a 9-0 lead lo
work with so I jusl oecided lo rare back
and let go -il \Vas a prime opportunity
tu shoo! l'or (a no-hiller)," Sutton said.
A ye:i r ago he \\'Orked 7 2/3 inning"
t>l'fOre Jim \Vynn broke up the bid, gel·
ling flouston's 0·1ly safety of the evening.
\Vednesday night Sutton 's e. f f o r t
backfired as two of his fastba lls were
belted. Bul th en he 3ettled down, sur·
rendering only a p.air of singles and get·
ting a season-high strikeout mark of 12,
\1·hich equalled his atl-tirne personal best,
"I don·t t11ink I can pitch any better
than I h;ive since f..1ay 1;;," he told the
press. He made exception ror the. poor
outing in f.1ontre.al last mon lh when he
\\'as roughed up handsomely.
"I fell that tonight my hummer
{fastball) was 1·eally working. ll was
going this way, that v,:a y and rising .••
ju~l like the big boys do. t felt I had bel·
ter /jtuff tonight !han I did Saturday in
New York (when he pitched seven innings
of shutout ball before leaving for a
pinchhitter /.
.. But I pitched smnr!er and 1nore
<·arrfully in New York "
Dodger skipper \\1alter Alslvn was
l'elaxcd ••. you can afford to do that
when you have nine runs and ten hits in
the first two innings.
"I wish they werr. all that easy," be
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stated. l ie recalled the big second lnning
when 13 Dodgers came to bat and eight
runs crossed the plate: ''1\1,•o or three
balls throug h the infi eld . a bunt hit. then
.someone. hits a good one •• , qu ite a
game.
"I thought Sulton pitched a helluva
garne. He ·had pretty good stuff bu t no
better than it usually is."
Sutton says he's become a more careful
pitche r since. club vice-president Red
Patterson and he chatted in June and
Red suggested that when he pitch, he. do
so as though the n1an v"ere going to hit
the ball.
"Just keeping lhnt in mind it made me
throv.-more carefully,'' Sutton says.
Two Dodgers each h;id a pair of hits in·
the big second -Tom Haller and J\m
Lefebvre. 1'hen after the marathon
stanza finally v.·as completed, !he
Dodgers went !he-next seven inning"
without a hit and had only f\\·o baserun-
ners ton walks!.
But ii didn'l ma1ter. By then the vic-
tory had long since been wrapped up,
Ran1s Trade
Draft Choice
For Carollo
LOS ANGELES (A P) -A veteran Los
Angeles llan1 returned to the team
\Vednesday when offensive tackle Joe
CaroUo was obtained from t h •
P hiladel11hia Eagies for 1t fi1ture. drart
choice.
Carollo, 31. spent seven years wilh the
Rams before being traded 10 the.
Phi!adelnhia Eagles 1n t9ti!l.
The nams sent dc fen::i\'e l1ncn1a11 D1t·k
Evey to Detroit for a draft pick and ob-
tained Sam Scarber. a running back cut
Tuesday by the. Dallas Cowboys. as a fret
agent.
Carollo. 6-feet·2 and 265 pounds, re turn.,
to lhe club \\'here he began his career
after two yea rs as a starter fo r the.
Eagles.
Rarn coac h Tommy Prothro said, "\\'~
need another good mnn up front. and
1ve·rc most happy to have hiln "
Pro1hro has plenl .. Y of depth at tackll'.
but he 's reportedly concerned about
reserve strength at guard and may
switch one of his tackles lo that position.
Evey, 6-4 and 245 pounds was acquired
from Chicago in a trade last year.
Sam Scarber entered lhe Ram ca1np
Wednesday as a free agent. A club
spokesman said he had not ye t been sigll-
ed but "indications are he will _gel a
tryout.·• A rormal announcemen t was eir·
pected today.
The 6-2, 2.15-pound back played his col·
lege ball al New Mexico where he led the
Westem Athletic Conference in rushing
with 961 yards in 1970. He was the
Cowboy3 ' third-round draft pick. .. , feel I h<n'e as good a chance as
1111\•bodv and I think 11hout 34 or 35 should
·win ii. "11on1e run hitters are funny .
!he~· ~o in sl.reaKs and anyon_c is li:.ible to
hil five or six in a week. I think my chan-
rcs depend (Jn what I do in the next two
V.'{'()kS . ·• he said.
.Jnrkson accounted for his 15th game-
\\·inning hil '.\'hen he singled home Campy
C:unpaneris in the third inning to snap
Angel pitchrr And y ?ilessersmit~'s
~corc\ess innings streak at 2Q and one-
rhird . Hi.<. horner came in the lifth . a
(.]rive lh<i!. struck the right fiel d foul pole.
"I knew then I.hat we we re going to be
an improved team. I lok\ them they were.
no longer a club that was going lo get
knocked to the floor :· Walker recalls.
And he was right. The Astros were
shocking the world by being wilhin eight
games of first place in the Na tional West
near \he all-star break.
Kodes Thinks His Grass Game is Joke
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But the n pitcher Larry Dierker suf.
-fered a sore arm. I teavy hitter Doug
Rader was having recurring problems
with a sore $ouh.ler. And Jim Wynn, who
hit .282 !he previous year, was swatting
at a .214 clip.
Progressively things worsened.
Jesus Alou got tv.·o hits in 43 ofrici81
friJ>:'! to the plate. "I'd look out there and
see people on base, then look up at a pop
fly. 11.•ntch /I slrikcoul or a double play.''
W11lker adds .
"That's when we !!tarted to dip below
the .!'100 mark in wins and tosses
''But \\'('ft' an im prO\'ed club -we
""'Qu\dn"t h11ve tM'en in so many clt'.lse
games lf we wcren·t. We JU~\ need a liltle
n1orc work Qll fundamentals. We're like a
FOREST lltLLS. N.Y. (AP1 -Jan
Kodcs. the Czechoslovakia hard-<:ou rt
specialist who bowled over top-seeded
.John Newcon1be on the West Sidt> T('llnis
Club turf Wednesday. thinks his grass
game is •8 joke but he d()('sn·1 like for
Anvone to say so .
"Everybody says I'm lousy on grass."
s:iid the 25·year·old Kudcs after crushing
Ncwcon1bc 2·6. 7·6, 7-6. fi..3 ·in lh1• first
ruunrl of the U.S. Open Tennis Chsun-
pionships. "but ii makrs nie ren Ky mad
bef=::lusc ff•r us £uropean!o; 11e don't get
enouJ;:h pra1·r1c('
"I .~1<'1> nn gras:ii twice_ 1t year -at
\\'imbledon and here --So lhr pro!ii have
!he advan tage because they al way• play
on grass."
But Kode111 broke his twice-a-year habit,
arriving in New York early for siir days
of practice, and It paid off. lie becanle
the first playe r In 41 )'Cars to elimina te
the top seed in the first round and stage
the day's onl y major upset.
"I couldn't fi nd ll()w to pl11.y the first
t1.1'0 games," sai d Rodes , the French
O~n tlt1ist, of his poor slart. "But I won
the second set and I started think ing f cm.id. win."
Kodcs won the second sci, a ~ well 11.s
the third, In best-of-nine tie breaks. The
final set wa s no contest.
''?i-fy '!ervke just didn't i>eem to have
rnuch !ileam in it." said a disappointed
Newco mbe, adding that Kodes was swing-
ing at everylhlng as j( he had nothlnl
lo lose.
"He plRyed the match very 1mart,''
Newcombe ~aid, "I've never seen him
play better on grass. J don't think that he
ha! either."
Billie Jean King. ranked N&. 1 among
the women, meets Jeanne. Arth of St
PAul, Minn. Jn the day's opener. 6-0, &-!.
Second round matches slart Friday.
Tnur\daf, Stpttml>tr 2, 1971
: I
I DA tlY ,ILOT $!1!1 f'~•I~
o .range Coast Grid Team
Bids for Banner Season
By CRAJG SREFF
01 r~• O•llr l'llM lllH
Or1.ng l! Coasl College coach Dick
Tuck.er thinks ht 's @oing to ha ve a Sood
footb.1111 ll!.1.m this f11 ll.
But lhal'g nothing new.
Tucker s1.ys the SRml!. thing every yl!.ar
and wit~t e•cPptinn u1 right.
But his 1971 team may be 1. little bit
bellPr than ju~t !!,oocl.
OCC not onl~· has returning soml! 11ery
talented leltermen, but the Pirate stafl
h;is rec ruited what Tucker calls "one of
the best frei1hman crops in years."
But 'l'ucker. of course. isn 't about to
claim the lough South Coast Conll!.rencl!.
championship banntr this early.
"Thill learn will bf: betlt'r than last
yt'ar'.~ team. It has morl! spe~ and more
txperiencl!," s11ys Tuckt'r. Adding quk\1.-
ly. '"but 011er11ll our conference is much
tougher. Fullerton. Cerritos. "'11 . San
Antonio and Santa Ana all w!IJ ha11e bet-
ter teams this ~ason."
and Dan Moats at lhe lin!':backers.
Top freshmen are defensi11e end Tun
Kipper !Huntingtnn Be1.chi. tackles Pal
S"'·eethind /Costa Mesa J and Sheldon Ah-
bott (Newport Harbor 1, no~f! ~uard Pat
\Vatzke l'Mar1na 1 and linebackf:r5 Cal
Shorf:S 1Est ancia1 and Dave Morr·1son
1San ~farinn l.
OFFENSIVE LlN1'.: -Tlennis \Vallers
!left tackle 1, Harvey Surprenant llf:ft
guard \ and Rohert McCanls 1cen1er1
should again be .i;tartf'rs ""'llh the light
e.nd , right guard and right l11.cklf: spots up
for grabs. Bob Witt 1Manna1 and Bill
Kristina! (foonl3in Valley\ are tht t.op
tight end candidalt s with fresh.me n Dave
Jackson I Mar ina ), Dea no A!drlrige
1 We~tminster1 and Galen Gilhl.ind /Hun·
lington I "".Yini; for the lack le pns1l1on.
Mark DeHuH 1 Edison!, Tim Bandt!
(Corona de! l\!11r l and Tom Arnold . a let-
ter 11·inner 111·0 seasons agn al OCC. wl!I
battle inr the olher guard spnt.
RUNNIN(j BACKS -freshmen will
dominate the backf!P\d with \l.'ist:, Rici.
Hartsfif:ld (fountain Va!ley 1, Jlm Mniley
t Ed ison 1 anrl .IOI! Vtnltm!g!ia I ~i&rina l
as the lt:ading cand1datf:s.
Brown Tight Lipped
Estancia Football Team
Loaded Witl1 Top Bacl{s Topping the l i.~t of talent at Orange
Co;i~l in '?\ are quarterback Cary Val·
b11en::i ;ind defensive back Craig Zaltnsky,
two sophomores that were the leading
factors in OCC"s 6-3 n111r~ last year. B~· ROGE R CARL.(\ON nffe nsive line -and in keeping his lhln
Valbucna, after a slow start. guidt'd lhe 01 1~. 0111y r1111 it•tt gqu ad injury free.
Pirate offensive show lo some prell~' cnn-
OCC 'S GARY VAL BUENA GETS FITTED INTO PADS BY HEAD COACH DICK TUCKER.
All -South Co•sf Conference Quarterb•ck Returns Wilh T itle Hopes for Sophomore Ye•r.
\'incing victories. He is a threat as both 1 If !here i.~ any characleristic that prep •·tts 1 whnle new bal! game this year ,"
pai:.ser and a runner. football coaches h111•1-; in common it is says Bro .... 11. "Last _vellr we didn't an-
z It '· 1 their dislike to be put nn 11 spot -to be ,a os ... y , not lln y earned all con-ticipate as man v. v.·ins as we "Ot. now we f d billed AS the !tam In beat. e heren~~ an
1
1111 s
1
!a!e laurels but .alsn was Afl•• th·,,·,, ""nqu••·, th• wo•ld have some tradition and something to
onort:U on he irsl team or the JC All-"' " '"' ,_,~ ' Ameri ca. He inlerceptM 12 passes last they'll open up roo~idf:rably . but until li\'e up lo." he adds.
season, six coming in ont: game 11gainst th11.t's accomptish('d they're pretty tight Brov.·n v.·elcomed a \'arsily and junior
San Diego Mesa. lipped . varsity squad of 58 at Monday's first day
\Vith Huntington Beach's Garth V.'ise E:stancia coat·h Phil Brown is oo ex-ol pre-conditionin.: dn!ls and the. total
experted to move into a starting running ception -despite the birth of winning turnout nf 148 for all level.~ i.~ con·
.;Area Prep Gridders Begin
" bark berth. Orange Coast figures to have football that took place last ~·ear at the siderably larger than the 90 and \HI
lil!lf: trouble getting nn the scoreboard. Costa fllesa school. fil:ures of the fir st !wn ve.:irs of his tour
Tucker 5ays that his top strt:ngths will Brown's idea of an lr\•int: Leaglle at Estancia as varsit.• Co;1rh .
be the recf:ive r spots and in the df:Fe nsive prediction is sPven favorites and one dark Too. he sees thi s vear 11 s the easiest to
eecondary. horse 1F:slancia 1. date for him in his 'rn\f'.
Doug Young, an all conference selec-Tht E:a,Eles swept to a sparkling 9-2 !inn last sea.•-n ,, , wi·de ,,,,,·,,, d "Discipline <1nd executino 11re the
Two-a-day Drills Tuesday
, Ornnge 0-i:t~\ are;i prep fnfJtb;ill lcflm~
;alnc!udt> their pre-<'nnd11ioni n~ drill.~ this
fv.·et>k and a wait T11e$<la~"s nff1cial first
ray Of prl'!C'!ICe Wl!h !he p;ids.
.. Tht> area prndur·e.d 11 p.:i 1r nf league
~h_ampions last yr;ir and !h ree CIF en·
t1r1e~
l Est;incia High lini~hed sccnnd in 1hr·
~·int: Lf'AJ!UE' And _g;1ined a CIP AAA
1nrterf1nal~ ~pn(. lo~1ng out lo Bnnit;i 1n
-e rain . 14 13.
~ '.\'r...,·pnrt llar1>1r 11 11.!h wron 1ts flr~t
~~un~et LRa~t1e 1·han1p1nnsh1p 1n 23 years.
4~ .nc Anahc1n1 fnr the h11n(1r.
; And ~:d15'ln ll1~h ~11t·pl tn '" 1.1·0-0 rarn-
!J)al(n E'n rnutr 111 i :iptu1111g the. lr1·1ne
itea~ue ;ind Clf /\A:\ !1111''·
i HPre·s A fapsu!t• rund111•n 1\11 1he prn-
fc"re~~ nf each nf thr ;ir!'<1°.\ 14 nut!1ls aftrr
Jthrt't' d::i .1 s nf cnnd111nn1ng rin!I,·
t .. CtJr111111 111•1 ,Jl11r • • Thf' Sr.11 l\in~<; nf ('nr11n:1 lirl \1 ;ir
11umbrr ~ 1n thr 1 ::iro.1t~ :1nli .1un1nr
f'·ar~1" prnRr:iin 1nrluding .11 p.:i1r of nul·
c:if-<1at e tran~frr~
• fri;irh n :11·t' Hn!l;inli pwkNf UJ) Brad
:J'"'<nn. :i ;., I I 17(1 pnunct \ln('n1an !rnm
'.A r17nn.:i and Cliff \\'a<sl"rbaugh ;innl hrr
;lirr'nan frnm Rhode l<l~nd. Bnth .:ire
•Jur 1rr<
TiiP !;Pa f\u1~'i I,\ ill !'ni\l f'f\!fl<1t' fl(\
r e1·;P\I .:inrl pu1t u11; 1n th" l'>a ... 1t nllrn<nr
1-unnirL tila\'s T11<>c,,rl::11 1t!onc. w11k "nrk
cin 1ndi\·1du11I ternn111ues and !he k1rk1ng
)arr.~
: The\"'!l ht-c1n r·nnt;irt ""rk "·11h !11n.a
~~,· \l'nrknu1 o; T11•,.,rl:>.\' <111rr 1~1" \t'l•pL:. .!'
prKnnd1t1ontnR drill <".
(•tJ~tll 'tJP~fl
f r")U r1 !'f'n rrturn1n i: lr1!1•rp'1"ll .:irf' in th"
6'!tl at rll .. la \1 r'>a High "hPrf' ro.:ic h
J ''"" ,<:11ra~~ i\ pu!ltnl! h>< fh.:irg "s
lthrl'L;!h pr .. -rnn<11ttr,,.11no: /'frill~ 1n :in-
br1n.:L '"'" nf th" l"il f(ll1J h:1 ll 1 ;in1p;i1ctl
T'i .. \l1i<1 aOC\ !.:LkP ThP \\f:IP\ nrr Tllf'"-
d.::-.. :nth,. ~t.:irl 'If •dtio 1;il pr;:ir!H'" ~nrl
.., .. .,... l'"lfkln~ r,n th" h.:1 •1(< of !hf' 1-
(~r-;;qr n 11 1th pr" ~Int ~nrl pnwtr ~"'"
•ff lflP <"l \.l fl
5""87' <.:11~ nne nf h1~ pr1n1r nh-
)tr'11'r< ;< tn \l.t!1 nn hi< pl;:ircr\ ;1r-
ecirr11r::b <" hf' h:i~ a Jun1nr harku p
)Jin !'r at e<och def!'n ... 11·e pn~1t1nn
f;di"tJll
_ E'11:;n11 l!1ch" Ch?.r,t?l'r~. 1·1F AAA
thanip1r1os in !'.li"n hnt!ih tun1n 1?, up th1~
'Wf"Pk 1n prr....,nnrl 11inotn;: rlr1ll<: 1n an·
til'lf\;>,l!f'ln nf t1rld1ng nn tn A 11>-gamf' 11·1n-
,-unc <lrr;ik thP !nnJ!r<:I rurrenl ~kr1 n 1n
lht> (lf Snuth,.rn ~l"Cf1r1n
• l na rh \"1n•" A~;irr•. tt1l..1n~ n1·r r tnr Rill
'1a1! "hn lt'fl lnr r.nng Re arh C11y
Cnllf'!!I'. "rlr ·nn1rrl .:i 11.r1uarl nf f\.l har k,
•·h1r h 1nrlurlr< lfi lt'l1*rmf'n . t "\rr h.:11 rn t h:irl an1 p:i rtlf'lJl;ir
f
J'T!fl'"~ ::it lhr< pn1nt we knf'11 prPtty
f'lf wh:1t 11·,. h;iri ," :-:.;iv~ A .~:irn
•
Hi\ ~11u;irl "'lll pu1 · 1n full da1 !i nr>:l
f'rk \l'lh "" R .:i rn 10 ~ .111 p n1 ~rhedu le
u1lt around a lunrh 11nrl n:st brrak .
• t l~Xlflllt"itt
1' Eslancia l lr~h ·s l!.ririrlrrs J:e\ down tn
erious b\1s1nr.~s Tur srlav \I hen the
aglt'S be~ln two·A-ctay 1·nntart 11·11rkrn1ts
rrepara1lon lnr lht' l9il t•ampai_gn
Coach rh1I Rrn"'·n rxpr<'~<rd :r;:i !1 <:far-
nn ""'ilh his \tam·s rnnd11lon anri kc 's
aOf\Y \lo'tl~ th<' va r~1!1 lornnut ~-
Of th111 lotal he ha~ 10 lrtlrrmen '"''
turning :o:.1artl"rs1
There 11i·11l ~ few Phano:f':o:. in \he
j cht'dutr from lh" pre.1·nnrt1!1nn1n l( "''erk. h E.11J!'lf'~ simply N>nt1nue-f)n " \\\'O·a-
~11.v hA!ilS.
tj: f.fil11nc11t picked up a lr11nsfer in
?;eor(Ze SAnch,1. !.S-R, 1411 1. v.·ho w111~
J_hostn mn~l \'11lu 11hle ba rk nn l\1agnolla
tf1gh'1 r.opl'lo mort te11m l~~t .vr .:ir.
• ; F.,u,.laln VnllPJI ! At lust 7~ hope.ful' IA'ill be "'·earll!g
far&ity Jtrsey' ne1t Tue1day '4·hen the
Fount.:i ln \ ;1 llc~· R<lf!1ns get 1n!n their
rei:ul ar cnnrl1t1nn1ng ct rill~ tn prrpar.:11 1n n
for the !9~1 Jr1•1nf' Lt«IJ!Uf' footba ll wa rs.
Rarnn gr1rl rh1rf Arut'r r 1rkfnni
c_r("{'!ed that nuiny \·ars111· prns prrts 111
this wrei...·s pre·<·nndi1if111111g pri:tC"l1cr 1111rl
;i tr•!al nf 2.)0 pl.:i~rrs :irr ifll ']llded ir"\ the
10!:11 Foun1.:i1n V11llr y grid ~··tup
Pickford ~a~s.' The rir~t thine Tur1;<!.1y
\\ill hr wnrkn•I! on 1lrfrn'r I!·"
!<Omething "h1rh 11 (•re \f'f" l1n111rd nn 1n
thf' i;pring ·•
The A;1ro11s 11il\ hr pul 1hro!l~h \1,1,1 ;i-
d:iv pr;u·tivr p;io C" r:i<h 1!;1! nrxt 11('('~
"ilh or1·:1~111ni1 \ 111ft1nn<1l 1111r:isf1u:1d
sf'nmn1ag1ng on tap.
ll1111ti11!/I'''' llt~t1f•l1
Tllrre i~ npt1n1 1~111 in thr i ~llrr !'arnp
\1 hrrr l'":.11 h J\rn \!11:11 ~ h;1' 41i 1;ir~1ty
anrl Jllrlitor 1ar~1t~ '1i11dut:i1r'.
··11·s hrrn ;111 PXt•1•il1•11t pr•'·•'<•nrl1t1011
11erk, ••ur i...1<!" ha1 f' 11•11\r h;i1 k 111 i.h~p<·
t1nd ;;re \\11rk1nc r~ll'r111rly harrl
"I lh1nk 11 e h:i1e 111nr p p\a,l'r r.~ lhal c;in
p\;1 v· 1h.:in wr h111·r h111'1 111 .:i wh li<' rind
rrght nn11· Iii'(' think we ('tin 1110-pl;itoon ef·
lr1·111·el~." ~;i~s '.\l<1:i1 s
Ills Oller.~ \\ill hrgtn i'11 11t:i•·! 11 nrk
T11r<:1l.:i1• \\1th 8 ;i 111. and :i ~f) p rn
.~ec<1nn ~.
.. \\'r 'll ~l<irl nt1l 11·1lh n11 r h:l~I" runnlTll!
rta.1 1hrn\\' lht h;il1 :i hit anrl 11nrk on 1n·
fll '.idual rlefenS1\·f' technique.,,'' <1drls thr
Kti nfinglnn mentnr.
f..,n~1••••t1 llf'111·l1
' f fp('I \le.'11 ha\'e JaMri Sp('f'd. R l']lllrk
hl\l\n~ nffen"e anrl tnut'h mri re ex-
prrirnre th;in l;i<;\ .\rar ..
As a ~rnu1ne rE'<1hst, 1 h1~ 1~ hf'lw
\.;izuna Rrar•h Arl 1St<;' hf.:irl fnntha\I
rn;irh fl;i l ,\\..1n~ <;111n" 11p !hr C'n~11 111i:
l"'lr;in i::r r ,l';if!l!f' crirl11·nn 1n11r111•1 fnr hi<
rh;;ri:r~ 11hr1 \\f'ff' nnh \·!\ \a<:t 1't>l'-<'if!.
Th" Ar11~1 ~ '11(1 , h111,,.1rr c'i111111r" !hf'1 r
l••nf' 11·1n 1n !hr l:is 1 1'110 c·ont<''! ;ie,;11n<l
Fl n (1r;ii1n ;inrl lhr i"tltTrnl p1·r 1·1111
rl1t1on1ng turnout nF n1't'r !Ill prnspPr!' 1~R
1 ;ir<1ty p('rfrirn1rr!i 1 is :in r ncnur;ic111g
"t::n
I :ii:1111A 1\lil hl'e,1:1 ii" t11n.a d;n i·".,
d 1 ~1nnin~ TuC'!irli!.\ 111 th stre .... ~ pl:irr rl nn
th!" nHense ThP Art 1sl!i 11·11\ lhrn rnnl!nur
!he 111 0-a-day SC'lup until S£'pl. !I, \\'hen
an 1ntra~quad scr1mmai:,r 1.~ $('!.
'''"'4'1" f)pi
("Pt1"h Ruh \\O(llli-Anrl h1:. .~taff 11111 bl>
cnnr('ntr11!1nl!. fin hlm1ni:. !hf' nfft'llS\\C
line al 11nrk in Tuc~da~·i-f1r!il rla1 nf rnn·
t.:i r1 at \\a\rr IW1 High Srhool ~[Irr
11r:ipp1ni:. up !h is 11·rrk·s pre·cnnd111nn 1n~
c!n!ls \I 11 h wi nd <;print s.
··~Jur kid ~ ;irf' 1n prrlt.\· ~cwlfl shA~ ;ind
11•p H grl r1~hl 1n \1·nrk Tur~rlil\, \1·nrk1ng
11·J!h h;i lf nf the line .1111rl thP har·\..f1rld in
th£' mnrn1nc ~ri:.~1rons. !hrn \111h 1he whnlr
line 1n !he ;if!crnnnn," s:i.1 s \\'r.nrl~.
\\'nnlis h;is 51 1·;irs1ly 1·::i11rl1drtlf'S ~long
1111h :i~ snphnn1ore. and &1 frc~hn1an
hnprful~ .
The ~·lnn.:irt'hs v.111rl:i~h1t1 !hru ;1111111111
Chlrkrn and Ar;ins _1?11ine Srpt. ! I :il San-
ta Ana Boy,·! t7 p.rn 1
1ll11rir111
c·n11<'h !..('nn \\"hrrlrr nf '.11.:irina ha~ t1d-
drri four new dssisl:inls In the. fnotbt1ll
proiz ram . Aurl the overall Sil.I:' of his
squari hAs increased.
JI isn 't all rn~c\. hn1rr1('r as !hr \ ik-
in~s h111vt \nst 1£'tlf'rmen P.nh :-,\t<tn1l
1h.:illh11rk:·fu\l b<1rk 1 ;inrl Rnn Ra ~• :i l..,nt:
v.•J!h .:i p;i,1r of .(nphnmorcs \la 1he
tr::in~frr rnutt
!':Pw ;idd1,1nns tn \I hrrler'i; ~taff 1n
r!urtr 1;1rnn l\r1t<r !\1nrharkrr<:1 . .l11n
fi,1urph~ 1 o((rn\11 r !1ne 1 Jnp Crider
J (f'rnn<1.:ir1' 11nrl O;in f)riu;::!~~ 1 frr~hmcn
ai:.•lstanl 1
~farina . wh1C'h ht1i1 run" frro~h111rn rut
for fO<'lttiaJ! ar th1~ 11mt lilH \ear. has 60
currently \l'or kini: in pre:.:Cond1t1on1ng
rlnll~. raising the total of gr1rl aspirants
·"" recor l<1st year :ind tht two srtbacks h. I returni;. as d-s Tom Malon•. And wi.th b . . .. l 1ngs \l't' strrss ;inrl the d1scip ine ~1ri, of
'"' c v.•erf: y nne point tn h1ghl.11 regercied · · · h l he. arid ilinn of hlihly·lout·" flan'·•r B · C 11 1:r; nf)w com1n~ from within t e pla ;..•ers. = " nnit.:i ·1n the IF' AAA qu:irterfinals and 1'1i~.~itJJt ViejtJ Ste\'e Monahsin . the Pirates should ha ve by two points 10 CJF AAA champion and ''They push nnf' ;inoth!'r ber:iuse the}'
plrnly nf dep1h . Irvine titlist Edison . knn\\' ""'h.:it it takes lo \.,.fn .:ind .,.,.,. h111'e
to !Hl.
/'lc;ise<l h;i~ In be !he he st lag appl1efl In the defensi11e secondary , leltermen And rc!urnin~ fnr Est:incia is one of the snm p real !earlrrs.·· sa\'S Brown . who
In '.llu;~inn \'it' JO ht<id foo1ha\I mentnr Z<il!osky . Bob Blanchard and Mike hrs! _if not the be.st _ backfields in the coached the Sou1h All-s!a"rs in the recent
Anh Hiv nt•r. whn tw.:1ns his second season i\1rCord gi ve. the Pirates 11 fine nucle:us . loop. Orani?e County clas.~ir.
iin !he Di;ib\n ('.ampu::.. 1'he nnly real we.akne"ss . says Tucker. is .J im Schultz v.•i\I return al tai\h;ick and As for the line. 1l appears lhr burden
"rre really twrn ple;ised \l'llh lhe kiri.~' drplh al the tackles spots, thr Eagles h:i 11e 200-rnund. si x-loot John \1•it1 f.:ill on the shoulders nf Cr:iig l)rrini s.
.111t 11t1rlP sn r<'lr in prr·rond11tnnin.: riri\ls Here i~ a l'aps1 1\r rundown: D1xnn rr.id~· al the fu\lb;:i.ck spot l\im Shorrs. Doug Brant, Vinre Klees
and 1hl' tun1not h;is also been plc<1sing," n~~F~:NSl\IF: LINE -Vf'\rran.~ .:irr Lr£' .!n1•re is hack al slo tbark anrl ;ind Rnb Cnnklyn.
Sd'" tl 11nt"r. plrn tiful \\'llh \.l'r \\'aller~. f'.·lark r.rlrl. Es1;1nc.1a · has 11 pair nf excel\ent Estanria appears hig11,er and de.eper
nnll CjHl'.~!1011 n1;.itk 1hus far Js re.~cr1'f' raul Hart ;:inrl CpnrgP \'albuPna :it !he flU:irt rrbark rand1dale:o:. in juniors Hank than last year -and if th<11 mf:ans the.
111111.;ir i... <:11\ lll'l'lr". 1,hn i.~ undrrJ:o1ng rnd~. Jim Nnrlh 11nd flllk!' F. na1·1:0:. at \lnrirt <1nd Churk RntRt:I Ea~\es \\'ill be beltf:T one "·nndl!.rs .... ·hat
11 1•;1t1111•p\ tor a r11llcd bark mO':o:.i·le. l acklf".~. Milc h Morrison ;ind Ste.1·!' Lan-Hi,\ bi~.11e.~1 h:ingup al lh!' mnm!'nl i.~ ml'!y li e in store for the Placentia Avenue
Ill hPr\\ ,~,.. ;i 4;, pl.:i\ rr 1 .:irsity rtt.~le.r is 1_rl_•_•_'_'"_'_'_m_i_d_d_l•_:•c"_'_'d_•_n_d_P_,_u_l_M_o_r_o __ f_<n~d~in~'::· ~th~'::..:'cig::h=l~c=o:m:b:i:":'l:io:n::_:to::_:ln:r~m::..:h:•:•_~c~r:•:w:. ____________ _
1n1;1•·t :is the fl1<1bl1•s .~t;irt cnnditinning
pr:1• f1r•r Tur ,rl;iy \\"1th immrrl1 <1te. work
on rund;11nl'111;il~. h!nt~1ng 11nd le.aching
prupPr IC't'hniqucs.
l,;.i\I .~c<1s1•11·s surprising Sunset Lf'ague
t·O·<·h:::i 111 p 1on~h1p 1r11h Ani:theirn mus1
h.:11 r sp;:irkrd the ;.:turlrnt bndy in regard~
In frinth;ill .:i J t\'rwpnrt Harbor Hifl'h.
Nrll" hr<>d rn;ich r>on Len!. "·ho
n ,~111n<'s ilH' rein~ from rlPparted Ern1 r
.lnh1h1111. ~1rctrrl 147 t'and1dates in pre-
1·n11rl1t1nn1ni: rlnll~ !his 11·('rk -~2 on 1he
1 a1"~1 !1 JllOlflr rar~11y lev('L
l.r nl 1101<'.!-. "!hP 1 ;ir~itv "'inner las!
1r;ir 11;1~ rral good for 1he \\hole pro·
i::;r.1n1 hut 11'(' ran'r rea lly tell anything
11 11ho11t lhe pt1rl$ nn ··
Fnr lhf' T::irs r('~ular cond1!ion in~ (w1lh
J).lrl~ 1 hri;:.1n~ Tur<rlay ""'ilh the !'mphasi~
"" 111n.;i rl.:11 dri ll.~ <1nrl the act1 1•1ty ~ing
1'pl11 e\enh hel11rcn offens1l'e and
d('fcn"11e cnnrrn1ra11on.
.'i1111 ('feiiier1f e
\ ·na< h Tnin Earl.~ hri.;an hJ~ fn1irth \'£'.tr
aT 1\\r !'<1n i'lrn1rn1e hrlm \lo'llh ~:'! var~1ty
;irirl 1un1n r 1 .:1r<1t,1 • ilnrl1rl.:itr~ involved 1n
11r0·! rinrl111nn1n i: .1r111 t1 v.
llr h;i~ ;i h1111dlr 11f rr111rn1 1111. \rt!rrmrn,
hul ui\\\ l\\1'PI' rr111 rn1nj:_ st;irt\'r~ tn hutlrl
111' ullr•11•11 r n1;ich1nf! .11rn11nrl
11 1', 1rir tnn l'.nn;;1s1s of 1a1!back Cl<1rk
.l;11·1plt, l:irhlr .frihn Jlnrnern .:ind cr nl f'r·
\1nrht1r~rr Rill 11-l::i.rlrlrn .
A~ 1nr 11e>:1 "'·eek':> a~l'nd11. "h1<'h
hr::1nf. Tur~da\· Ends ~;i~·c. "\\'r ,!Jre
~n1n.i: tn start 11here we left nff 1n !ht
sprin~
"\\ e !I .i;:ct !he pads on and do A ll11le
1\\\f'·On-0ne and pick. out our fnorhall
rla~ers."
l '11i1·ersity
l 'n11 Pr~1ty H11Zh lo.~t 1!~ top quar\('rback
fTntn \\';ilkerl h1· "'.:L\' nf rran:o:.fe r. hu!
_g;iinrrl :i 11~!ful of 1Zriri.rlers tn rC'fllrn. ad-
rl 1ng ~£'1 er.:il pn1 nr~ In tht' TrnJan :r;tnck.
l"narh .lf'rry Redman ;ind hi~ Trn1.:in
fnni h::ill tr:im ha1'e le!le rmf'n at !'\'f'l"Y
rms1t1nn. t1nd the aridil!nn nf hve
l r.:in ~lers .:irids nrw ~pa rk In thf'1r ()r.:in,1t:e
Le;icul' 111\e t1~p1rfl\1on~.
( "hrrk1nJ: in "n thr TrnJAO c·11mp 11rt
!'\wk Rah.:i \ 1.A i\1 <1r~h;ill 1, ,Jeff Crrf'n
• :\l.'1•') lt1nd 1. Crrg P<1 rker ( Le>:1n,1t:tnn.
f)\11l"l 1, liary \\'1 \~nn 1~:d1:-on 1 :ind [Ion
llnllr11 1Torrancr 1.
"\l.'('·\'e h11d a f.!OOd \\'f'Ck of prat'tk·t..
ai1rf we'll ht rearl )' tn l!.n Tuesrl11_v. rm
really pleaser! with our pre-ronditioning
11eek , most of !hem ha ve shov.·n up 1n
good ~hape," reports RedmAn.
n1 e~1n1irut e r
Rill l'lns\\ell J!l"l',f'lf'd F.fi \"ar~1l y and
1un1nr 1·ars11y candirlates at \Ves1 mirt~t.er
fnr the pre·cnnri1r1nn1n,1t: \lottk . hii.;hlightNI
b~ !he r!'!Ur n QI 17 lettrrmf'n nf which 13
lli<'ff' 111 ~t11rt1n.: rnles l ;i~1 ~ear.
The Linn~ rnl!rrl tn ff\l.Jt ~lra i~h1 \\'1ns
RI !hr tail rnrl of thf' ~ea.~nn ;i,nrl l!ppPar 1
~nl1d rhrr111 In lhe Sun~£'! J.e:igur lille
' 1 dnn r knnll' hn\I" wr 'll :i;1ar k 11 p
<1£14 1n~t 1ht rr~I nf !hr l('ll!:ll!'. hut I kn nw
we !I ha1e a prt1!} i;ood ball club," says
Bn~11 el1
,';'",.xt 11erk \l'e I! he sp<'ndlni " grf:al
rlr al of r1m!' 111th 1nd11"1dual lun-
d~mtn!3l~.' ht' 11dds.
have it
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WHAT'S IN-
OUTDOORS?
By Jll\1 !\'JEMlEC
Alan1ito s
Racing
Res1tlts
J\larl1n and broadb11l counts continue to build as this season w ... "~"'· 1111••m•., 1, 1111
has the mar~ings of bl·ing onr of lhr best in quite a few years. ,,1R,T .... c~1 ... ~ • ,:,~:'. 1 ~,., 010,
Peggy M1tcticock of lhe Ualboa Angling Club rrports that to c11°m1ne. PYH• 111XoO l· I "9 I I I -Go Tht Lim<! ~Smh~l \O:)O j oo 1 •o <t1 e -inar in :Hit ~ broadb1ll ha\'e tll'en "'eighed in al lhe Di-i-Sh••~ P<>k•• 1R1n1•011 _)\JO •w
t'iUtJ OH-OM't loo!< l1 tlo
Tl IM1•>Y<ltf llS p;is\ 11eckt•n tl :1a w Jim 1\-loorr or Balboa deck a 1421~ Time -7tl SllO. l '° l 10
pounder On lhc botil Aquaduk 11n<1 Edwina Bisse_y of lluntington ~~.!6~:1~~;;i tor •rco"a
Gea ch lund a l~:>·p..ounder 11hile her husband skippered lheir boa t the \Y~hoo 11tOND 111c1. -.no ~aro• J •e•• ' olO\ .. YO. c1 •. m ..... p.,.,. Utc.O
Currt•nlly the hot SIXA ts thc I~ mile bank but lots of spike-Pelltt1 ,., limo 1sm11~1 1 •O ) Ill I o0
b l' b ' Glod l od tPtfner> l .O l!O I s are eu1g SN:·n bt•lween the 209 and the east end of Catalina louo rn~ 1,t.11.,.,,,) • 10
Island. 1'he bill risll are hJU1ng a little bit of tverything as ang-~~m•5~;-.,c~~.~11 0·
lrrs rf'port rnauy strikes on feathers. Knuckleheads, flvers and --
li\'e mackerel. -n NIGNll T DDU&lf_ 11 -Go T~o l..oml! & I -r1 11n ''' ''"'"· l'1ot Ted Nafugcr ha s lied his individual mark of catching seve n "'·"·
broo1db1ll 111 one season ;ind is 11011 on his 11·ay to establishing • Tl-illlO RAC( -J!D v•r<h M•lO•n ) ne11 record for lun1sell. ~••' 01110 c1••m1"• Putt• 11aoo.
\'r teran harbor area skip""r :ind angler Jim Donnelly re-. E • • • '11 ~ • 1 ° F 1 ~ r-r.1.u.,.,,,1 •lO ,'° l -O!I purls th;1l there are a lot of broadbill in the waters bet\l.·een the 1111 Per11•1a !P••Mrl 1 .o 1 •o
1•esl l'nds of the outer islands and the Channel Islands. The big "&;:~:0_ e~1~ .i,~~~•D11 1 '°
J:.'.l me fish are f('{'d1ng best on large squid, but Donnelly al~o re-No scr11cnu.
ports lhal m;iny anglf'rs are gettu1g solid strikes on live mackerel. P'ourtTM rtAcE -O(IO ••ro• 1 •••• old• Cl•lml"~ f'Uf1t 1'Y.~~ :\1(•11~ .'it.·11001 f, •• ll'a•.J llp "o~~· '°" I•• <P••n••I )!D JCO JOO O•~amo P•ltOI ICto>bvl • ;O .1 N fl eports from down soulh Indica te a ne\l.' sc hool or albacore Db~"°" e .. d 1P•o•J •so
has n1o vrd into coastal \votrrs. II.oats fishing out of Sa n Diego ~~,.,~~,(~1•1110•
h?Ve. posted al>o\'e average catches of toa d albacore some IO to ""TH llACIE-=-Cl(!
1J n11les off Todos Sanlos Island. cld•. coolmlne. Pur H 3~'ro•. 1 ••••
In addition lu the l·1r<e longfins s kip~•s al ~" report a fair ll<mnl" or;11 !Alll•on) 7l.IO into 711Cl ' · .--""' Llmlh f!~ra .. 1~ !Sml!h) s lo l !b number nf hu ge \'ellowfln luna and bluefiD Tuna ba ve been taken Otiv tn' M•n 1w~1o.,.,1 n "°
d h " Jim• -70 1/10, oroun l e Coronado Islands. No Stroich ...
Davey 's Locker 1o1·ill be running an alb~core boat out to lbe ,IXTH •.1.ci _ •ce ,.,0, 1 •••c
area around thr ~3 falhom !'ij>Ot Saturday m bopl"s of intercept. ola• & •P c111m1.,. f'u"• s1900
Ing the migrating albies. For reservalions on the party boat ~;0 T~~·ut:·~;,.91,.~;•••rl '00 j !g i;:;
phone 673-1434. li u>t11nv 8 0• 1 1v1uvhn) 1 ool
Skippers are still \'Cry optimisti r about a great September J!m;cr~tci.~ •. 1110·
and Oetober for albacore, tuna, yello1o1·tai l and dolphin. The waler II f'l(.li(f4 I -On TIM ••1m & I -le1nperalure has dropped a co uple or degrees in lhe pasl two l•• •r•••· l'•i• 1u.ot.
days, and the bail conditions are good, SI YIENTN 11.1.c1E _ 11o ~··a• 1 v•Ar
'
"I I • O j f' • olOs & YO. (lllml"lt. P Y"• 11.0C I rea S 1111!J It Y Ott• wmow Rta11e•I !Wa•dl 10.00 •IO 110 . . , _ 10' F•me (M•l•Ud•I l.IO 1 to Fishermen are ('atf"'h1ng a dukes mixture of surface and Pe•eo °"'''n• 1Lionam1 J .o
bottom fish on the half day and all dav boats running out of 1•me -.•s t llct. . Sc:rat<.hed -Mr .1.<1,01101f, Nc11•port Harbor. Landing officials report that bass and mackerel --
1 d. fh d ·1 1· h l I h.I k 1· h b d d EIGMTM •ACE -HO v••O• l •'•r arc ca ing e a1 y is ota s v.• 1 e roe JS , arracu a an old• a. uo. A11aw•nceo, P""" 11100,
&ome bonito are filling up the rest of the sacks. A:' 11 ch;•••• 1 •'
IJo · C 1· d S Cl • CW11>0n) •.00 170 1 10 a!s running out to ala 1na an an · emente are gelling c~i<A oootln tV•11•~n1 J .o i ?ti
a good bric on bass with a few i•cltows -but they are not in a 011-cMi!•r !P~'"''1 i 10 DH-Matl••lor (Pav•I : 10 biting mood. 11m1 -.11 11at
B r. I . I 1· d I . b I Id ' k f ~«et<~ea -s~r·1 "" c,a., ay 1s i1ng IS a so isle as :Hr. ut s lOU pie -Up a tc r OH _ o.iane•• 10, rn.rc.
!be su1nrner cro\1·ds leave. Rental skifls fishing outside tt1e jetty . . . . NllllTM It.I.Cl -•CO '"'~' J v•oi arc picking up some small bonito, hahbut <ind barracuda on live ala> , uP c111m1""· F11""' 1 na M1<e•.
buil "u"• 11000. · Pond~auo IA~o.r] ~00 ).00 1 •~
IJ.~ I.~ In side the harbor anglers using clam~ and cut bait are 1..011doo iO·-·~or 1
&!rin ging a few s;ind and bay bass, but croaker are listed as 51~r~~p ~q~~11.,:~.1Pnami
un1·~npernlive. Both Art's Landing and the Pavilion have renl.a l No s".''~"· '"
&kiffs nvailab!e 1n addition to a good assortment of bait and u 1XAt1A , -P•~d••"o ~ 1 _
lack!e. Lol•d•, '•I• 1u1.H.
f..,trl.oes t•• Re Cro1cded
This \\CCkend 11•ill rind n1 ost of the popular lakes in the
~outhland uffrring recreation lo a lot of boaters and anglers.
Co1mpsites at the stale and private lakes 1o1·ill he at a premium
also during the lin;1l sumrner bolida~·-
\'ail Lake is co nsistent For catfish, bluegil and crappie. \\·hile
the S:in Diego Lakes offer ~ome fair angling ror bass and eat-
fish nnly.
IJtg IJear La ke is good ror trout rishing ne ar the dam and
&round the observatory. with cbeese aod salmon eggs 1Uract-
lng the must fi sh.
Lakes Sher1o1·ood. Piru, Casitall and Cachuma are all lisltd
11s good For bass and catfish, but'1rout have mo\'ed to ve ry dttp
\1ater a nd are r eluclant to take bail. Irvine i~ fa ir for large cat.
fish. but offici;1ls list all olber speries as poor prospects.
The high sierrai; \\'ill prndui:r good limits of trout for most
1111g1ers 1o1illin~ tn 1\·ork a little bit. but most catt'hes \\'ill con-
sbl or planted r:iinbo11·s.
The June Lak r l~nop is rated a.~ the he~! spot lo l i~h. \\'bile
the prick-in lakes and streams "'ill be good for pan sized brook
trou1. Late evening thunder showers are still hilling lhe high
t·ountry regul arly, but nol "h;ird enou~h to run campers and fish.
ermrn out.
(,;t,011 tl11il1•ol-:. lo•· Do1:e
Cooperative \\'f'at!wr is responsible for a good outlook for the
Fir~1 11·cckcnd sh011t nf the 1971 dove season. There are still lols
or birds 1n most p.:irl s of Southern Califom1a. and if the 11·eathr.r
holds. limt1 s rould be as common as they \.\'ere on opening day
for 1nost hun1cr~
Thi:' lrnpcri:il \"allt•y. as usu<1I. \\"ill bf a good bet. bul hu11t·
rrs :o;hnuld nflt nvcrlnok !he 011·e11.!i nr San Jo:iqu in valley.
The lirni1 on do1e is 10 jl('r d:iy and 2fl ln possession and
hunl<'rs are 11·arncd that 11hi lc11•1ngs can noL be shot in Orange
t:oun1y.
.~tt9f• lie•• Co1111i IJ01(·11
,\ lhrec.<f:ly sai.:r hen hunt \\'ill begin in Jnyo and 1\!onn
rnunlil'' S;1h1rrh•). The li~h and l\'ame official:o; report a drop in
the n11n1ber of hirds i11 !hr primt' hunting area~. Thr Crowlry
1..ali.t -Loa,l \I ~ .-...;s do11n 01cr 40 pe.rcent from last year's
f,11r1 e\I.
The br~I area i~ 1·nund the nld ~host town nf Bodie . but
hunter~ will Fi nd it rliffic ull lo rrarh the big upland game birds.
Fund Raising
Di11ncr Set
The second annual Duck.~
Unlimited dinner party for
Ora nge Count y will be held al
the Airporter Inn on Thursday
night, Sept 23.
The dinner is being or~aniz.
ed to raise funds for Ducks
Unlimited which is a non-pro-
fit group of .sportsmen work·
ing towards the goal of pro-
tecting and propagating the
11.'c1!erfowl of the U n it e d
States, Canada and !"11exico.
An on the spot survey by
Ducks Unlimited in the nesting
areas of Canada showed an in-
crease in brood stock over last
year. The increa.~e n·as due to
ample water in !he areas pro-
\'ided by DU projects. The
outlook for the Paclfic Flyn·ay
is one or the best ever.
The program "'ill beRin "'ith
11 cocktail party at 6:30 p.m.
with dinner at 8, Be o
Anderson, regional director
for DU n·ill gi\•e a &hort
report. and the el'ening 1vill
conclude \.\•ith a grant auct ion
and raffle. !01101\·cd by lhe
mo\'ie Sprig Tail.
For more infr>rma11011 01nrl
tickets. phone : Toni Forhe.:; ;it
li42-6055. Fred Border~ at 531 -
601\0, Omer Long ;it 11:13-8330 or
J ohn Good al 1121 -8900.
f.~~ The A~ Palmer Met hod
~. .,.ATIIUR 0# 111C J>ICMIC"'
;1, ADVANCE HANDS ON CHIP
, l SH:::y golf«> ru•h th< ru;,,.k< 1
I I. or ~lting lhcir hands behind the \
ball on chip shots (Illustration
tf la). This often produces a nippy I '
(Illustration lb) which alters the / /I
alignment of the clubfact. This
may al~o cause hilting behind the
ball.
r suggest you set up lo l hc~c
short approach shots with you r
hands ~ightly forward of the ball .
as I am doing in lllustra1ion 2a.
lbcn. merely pull the clubhcad
through the bl.JI on yo..1rdowns.wing
(lllusltatioa 2b). With yo ur bands
lead ing the way, you will gttttly
increase your chances for solid
contact and straight shots.
IRON OUT THOS( IRON SHOTS! A.mold P&lmt r's bcX!klet "H1t11na;
tile Irons" gives ch1mp10nship 11ps to help sh•rp~n your oro11stlol
tectin1QLtl . S•nd 20t and • $lamped, r•t11rn envtlop• lo Arnold
Palmtr, 1n t •1• ol ttus ntws~per.
For Los Alnn1itos
Racing Entries
csi::~"1''1~.:: ~~::, -,~:1~,rtWJ.. 12 lll i•JlllY Oouttle Oft HI & lr><I ~•<H 1s e~acta 111 "" & "~ R•<o• Fl•ST RA CE -HO Y••a•. M••a•• I Year olds Cl•lm;ng, Pu"• lllOO. c111mln<1 .,,it• slSl'lO.
EtG HTK rt.I.([ -l•O ••·o·. J v••• 01a• & ~D t1u .. , & '"•'e' c101m.~a P""~ 17WKI. (l~om•"O °''~~ Sll'Ql. I ~ •• Joi !Mot G,.,,~ .... u ....... • (luf)
5l•rr• Ttnla 1.1.d•irl 1\1 Ptur (ftic <LiPhaml 111 WellWhll....-((•o•bY) Ill
1-'v Patd""r CPe•n•rl 110
Min O·~marlrl fl u• ICtn·.b•I """"~ I• Dolly (llp~•ml So11n1 Sctne IPern~· I AfO EU (.l.!O~ant Truo Gtil lW~td! ~l>IOt MIC'•• (llOAoP
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So<l•'o Cricket,,',','",,',,,,, 11 / O~nay Ec~o lf'••nPrl e Mo"<t~llon 11..oonaml Mont•n• Moon <f'ao•\ ~·o l<uc~I• n· Win 1.1.d•"l D••n"• Cal!v Doti IWo•nl 111 (,o Aoa.n (AtloHJnl R ult~~ Won (Wa•dl !?O llut>blt• 1..1 Ru• I Hori)
Too )od• l\lauQhn) 11 11 Fo<w•rd Ball••v (LillliM") •11 C.lnaer Som ill.111\onl I ti TOO;•n'• (hie~ (Wa1aJ 1111
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Bullfight
Feud Se t
At Tij11a11a
Dullf1ght superstars Joseh!O
Hurrta and tllanolo tl1art111t1,
bring their long-s t:ind1n g feud
to Tijuuna for the first time
Slulday in <1 two-n\<111 duel al
the bull ring by !he sea. I
Beg111ning al 4 p .111 111 P1a1.a l
~1unurnental dr T 1 j u a n a ,
lluer!;i and ;\1;•.rtinl"1. wil l e;i~·h
kill thrt'e bulls f11.ln1 Lhe l11gt1-
!y rt·.spccted C:arflas ranch I
Thts will be the !:isl eorr1d;,1
;i:t the seaside arena lh1s
:-ea;;on And 11 probably 11•ill be
the l1n;il ;ippcar;,111re of !he ,
<:u1nn1er 111 Tiiuana r or
!\tart1nez Huerta. however. 1'1 1
scheduled to pcrlc>rrn again
lhe following week al !he
clv1\·n!o11·n arena 111 the (:olden
:-i11·ord Corrida.
llut·rta. :17. !hr rnas1erf11l l11-
rl1an rnatad11r fru111 lt1e 1·1tl;ige or. Tetela dr Oea1n1x:i 111 the
!-;(;Ile uf Puebla. <ind lo.·lurt111cz.
111 years hi~ ju111or. lronl
~lonterrcy, have feuded J'or
1nnre lhan 1wo years.
The conflict started in
~1ontcrrcy dur\nf! a rlispule
111•er who would fighl an extra
bull after neither ~'as salisried
\11th his wol'k against th e
regularly scheduled ani rnals.
S1nct' then the.v ha ve frll1ght
se1era l of these ni;1110 ;i manor
t·orndas -in which onl y tw o!
111atador~ perforin and each·
kills three bulls -in variousl
sectors of ~le~icu. Sun1et11nes
Huerta triumphs. Other tirnes•
l\larllne7. lnu1nphs I
Both men are 1wo or the
1nost classic and 111 u s I
dorninating n1a1adors 111 the 1 world. fh1erta is better \l'tlh l
1he sword. !\·lart1nei i.~ rnort'I
art1st1c· Both are enjoying
tremendous se;iso11s
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Balls -Sets
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Sleeping Bags -Back Packs
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Reis Sna res Cheeking Out Area Greens LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL ~'OTICE LEGAL fl;OTICE
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N•Mll t T•Tt.Mf.NT , nut NO'TICI 01' tALI OI'
Surfing Win
Steve Reis of Corona
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M•U '7616 A"IO M,f.lltNA, )7()/ Wiit C.,.11 '"' '"' Covn .. OI lo• .. nQtlf) 8••<11 81"1! 8~tn• Pr•. (1hl. Jt1n (>""'II-V1n L1~td1. l•n ' Gr•,.. In ll\1 M•!lt ' ol '"' £JI•" •"" •Gu••· P..ul ! Tut~••. Jill Btt~ Bl•d~
t\lar captured
terrnediate class
in·
!itle tn the
Y~f.
Hun·
inaugural Orange CoAst
(A surfing co11 tcst at
t ington Beach Friday.
llandy C:irter of Costa MC'sa
and Greg Ha rristln of Newport
Beach fol lov.•e<l behind He1s
In the begi nners cla~s . Jet
Tnlley of Santa Ana ~·on.
followed by Scott Iverson of
Orange ;ind Ken
Kn ickerbocker of Costa I\1esa.
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Oe yeu """'" 1•1!
Th• T ""''' B"• ~·• 1• o! mo ""'" p<IP<Ol•r 11,,11 In
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SO UTH COA<;T PLAZA,
C05lA MESA
I 11e a1 the w at.,rlo ll, low"r levell
Fern Sproul 1vnn ll ps1 r of
"'(!men 's clu b tournament~ al
Rancho San Joaquin G1J!f
Course during !he pnst wetk.
Mrs. Sproul won the first A
flig ht title v.'ith ;i 35t~ "'1lh
t\larion Keeler f1nishittg sc·
(.'(ltld Bl 37 ''.I.
In !he 13 Hight con1pl'lll 1nn ,
Doroth~r \\'right w:is !he win·
ner 135''.! 1 rotlow('rl hy ,JC':in
()'Ske<t t36 1i.I and Trudy Bone
(37 '::. I. ,
The C titl e 1>.'t>nl 1o 1';1i!ttli e
Reck'llan 1 :l5 1 ~ 1 \l'tlh l'il!
Lacknr r t.17 t and \'1v1an
Trnutnian 1391 nrxt in line.
N(1r a illorales 1>.':IS the D fhghl
\ICIOr wit h a 4111.
In the second tourn:imcnt,
Helen Hodges won ttu.' B title
11·11h a .18: .'·1l t1rjnrie Thalcher
was the C \\'inner with 401·.-;
and Flarb:i r;i AdamfJ w:is the
D \'IC'\or 11•ith 37.
The n1en's {'!uh Jligh·Low
match pl ay tou rn;in1e11t 11·11!
begi n the fir~! of f1\·c roun<ls
of play on Sept. 18 11·1th cnn·
eluding matches sChl'du lcd
Ort. 16.
Lng11110 B e t1t•l1
The v.·ornen'i; cl ub 0£ the
Laguna Beach Country Cluh
held a criss·cro~s tou rna mrnl
recently with fl1rs. John Pool
the A flight victor with a 24.
Mrs. \Valier Da vison finished
second with a seore of 26.
Jn the B fligh t, Mrs.
('"rn,.1n1" Tnomr~· v.·nn "1th 26
fol!n\\r'd by ri.1rs. Earl 0ul1Ck
\\ 1lh 27.
r.trs. Cnurtney Ya,ccr w11s
the c rl1ghl 11rtor \l"llh 2:p~
with ri.·Trs. Ike \\'estmoreland
l)('CO/ld at 28.
•~·r 1\'iy11c l
Ari Rc11n1ck and F'ra nk
nurra (';lp!urecl a partner's
h1'~l ball tournament al EI
N1,cul'I Country Club i n
Laguna N1~ul'I recently wi1h a
ne! SCllrc •lf fi2.
Jn a n1 1xed be.~1 halls uf
fnurso1nc !nurnnn1en!, f\\r. and
r.trs. Norm11n De Planquc and
f\1r. ,1nd r.l rs. fiordon llallida.\I
lln1shrd 1Y11h a 129 fvr first
place honors.
lli~t Cn1111••t1
The 1vnmen '.s t'lub or Big Can-
,\"l1n Country Club in Newpor t
Bc·ach, staged :1 n1l'n1ber·gUl'SI
!w\1 l0w hillls i1f foursun1e
tl)urn1H 1H!n t Tl!C ~d~v 11• j t h
tllrs. B P11 Dc;inc and ·hl'r g11esl
f..1r s. 1\l Shinn nf Sant<i Ana
Cou n!rv CluU lt'fl !lting w11h
il !rs. i'l arry ;\1:ir11n ;i nd ill rs.
.J11t k S:iyrrs of SACC f.\r top
honors v.·1tl1 125.
Src11nd p!ace 1venl to a IC'am
C'Om poscd of .\I r.~. U:iu1s Lrw1s
and il1rs . .Jack \V,ilso n nf Oak·
n1onl Coun1rv Cl ub with :-.1r.~.
Jat:k Ela rn alid ~l rs. Al Brtnvn
of ll acicnda Country Club,
They h:id a sc:ore of 128.
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tll rs. Hobert Butlrr of Irvi ne ,\oeu11 l~. •na !•P!•m ott l, t , •~ .,;; 8, "'~~ ... :'e :-',~; .. "~cu~vg'C~unl~ "'' ~1o11ei• •nd ""'' b•<1<>~. ~oo oubl~~• II• Bt•"'' J. Moooo•. ~""'' COOJnl1
Cocist ff)r !hird pl;itr Il l l'.!O 1911 1'.ll~·11 c1.,~ •o u1•1f~m~'""' b• •••<> Su0•••or Cou•I, ('-.:••
A I'• re.coo ll "d ,,,, '''"rlh LEGAL NOTICE Publllh~ O••nt• Co•" o., •• l'llc•, ~II ,,,. Ilg"'· 11111 •n<I I"'''"" or ·~'"I Publ•>l>rd O•IOQ•
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711 1·11 pJ;u,:e ;it J;J [. (Jn One (COn1 I' 11lH )9'1 lJ.IJ./I ~ron1rt• 1llu~!• •n '""' Cf\vf>IY or O•anoo. 1J7> ,ICllTlOUt &UllNlll !·-----------------~Tt1• of (•10!< ... nl•. P•'''<u••rly dt•c'1t1et10l------------------11 C'l'e l\lrs. \1h -1lkt•r ~n1il h anll NAM E ST,\lEM!NT LE •• follow•. 10 wir: LEGA L NOT ICE
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NAME STATEMENT
lollow.nQ Pf< '<OO " no,og
Harold \Vendell tJnd guest B1v~ Bu•"• P11r~, c1111 ,-1cr1T1ou1 a u11 Nr:,1 wo••· s s l'I a. M 0•1<>·!lt<:! ~· •nuow• P•ul S Tuc ke" 1111 B••'" lll•d, i'jAME STATEMENT 11•9,nn•nv •I 1~• SQu!n•••'•nv co•nrr l no ri.1t·~ l\otwrl Nicholson of An· Bu•n• P11rk. Coll! Tno 1ollow,n9 P'""" 10 acint bu1lnru el lo• I ol Troe • No lnw, •• >llown on• ••·
ll<iflc\<1](' ('('. J•ll·•\ ~ l~<kor. :ietl lilfnf SI, So nr~ I>= m•o lhOfM>! rfCO•Ol"<I •n 8oek l o, Pat•• (0,\$f TELEPHONE fX(Hi>NGE.
"'"• C•I•' DEL .. NEY 9110~ F•S11 M,\llotET, I I lo •l lnclu• .. e. Ml.cflll "'"l>UI Mooo. ~ll ...,.,, ]~·~ ~··•et. s ..... I, (oS1• The other \t'n in fo und r.lrs. '"" l>u••n•-. 11 b""' <on<1uet•d c~ • 1ac.o Lo!•v•ltf '"""'· Newt>Otf llt•c~. 11 ,..o•d• or •••O 0•1nt • Counh ; •n••<• It••• •1o11
I I 11 d \l lt.,..P 1>u•n•111>10 (•l•lo•n•o f'UllO. ••o•"' tnt ~""'"••Iv r•o<onQ•Hnn o• !I>• P•1lf11'• '"'. " C:ol1to•n'1 tP•· f\ rnbre{' l an guesf · rs P•u• s r u<••r O•lanev B•o•. ~••IOC<I co I" E•••••I• 1><>und1r.1 l•n• or •~·d Lot 1, <>N•l•o~. 111 W••t ,,,., s 11011. ~"'" 1,
],l'llh r\e;1[ of :\lcsa Verde C(.' .,.~ .• '"''•men• l<l•d ........ 1h• Counh C•••IGtl>I• (no•O••tlonl ]llQO L••••tl!f 5.,.,, .. '" )/" ss·· E1>1 1.000 !•••. 1"efl{O Co•ro ...,.,. •1~11 "Olh •, lrS, Tom l.ik"n and Cit•• oi O••nll• Co11n•• Pn Au11 10. 1•11 Sltfft. N•w_.I ll•<t<h, C•h11>•n•• on • '"'" 01•111•1 wnn one ~""'"'"''• Tn·~ bJ""•" ,. l>f•ng tonautt•<I bY • ,.. <> " lh B•v.,ly J Mo<IOox OtPUIY (..,nh ln•o bU"M•• 11 Ming tondu!lt<I bY _. l)OUrnl••Y ''"" o• •••d Loi I, ~°"'" 11£1' (0•1><>'•1 on. "Ul'~l :\lrs. Retncly Johnston of ci... Cot1>0•on11n. n· os .. w•" 11•11 •t tt '" m, £,,.,.,,.. e v J••n"• c L•<""'•n •, ,.. 1>u1>l•1~ed O••n9• Co~.r O••"• P•lot. N•<• Delon•• """ el F11U••t"'1 "~" !US li•11~"'~v \"<• "'""a•nl !\lcsa Vcrclc CC. Auou" II, .,, 1• 1na Seo••mDt• 1, ln" ""'"m•M '''"" w •1n '"" c.,..n•v 1011 100 I••• .n w,a•n •• •"own on ••id T!\'1 ""'""'""' HIM w •~ '"" Cooin•v Jtn 1111-1! (\.,• "'O••n11• c..,...,,. on "'""· lG. lt/l moo ct •••d l•ott No 10~6 11\•n<e Cl••~ 0r O•tn11• Coun!• on Jun• lO 1911
191/1 ""'"
Dee p Sea
Fis h Report
LEGAL NOTICE
I'" nl•I
FICTITIOUS S USINE!I
N,\Mf tTATEMENT
Bv llfYPrly J. Meddo< Qpputy (OOJnl• S°"lft 1111' 11" Qj · Wo•I 'Ill !Ht lorn< ll• 8tvfllJ J. M•ddO>, Oepul• (ou,,11
Cit•• c•nlf• 1 ,~f ol ••Id Full••lnn l!olt(!. Cl•rk
1>uo11,~.u 0•1n9• <0•1t 0111• Pnot. '~'"'" 11on1 •11d cen••r 11,.. N"'"'" 9• f'ubl••~ed 0,1nve c ... .i 0~"• 1>1to•. " . '30!·11 Au~u•f 11, 19, 2~ end S>plem t._r l J\' 55"" W<•I l•ODD f<OI. '"'"'' Not! _.v9u•I !•, U 11>11 Stlltfmb.,
19/l ?:!l0--11 IO" 1~· 05·• E~" 'Ill '••! 10 •~·• 1911
LEGAL NOTICE
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!g •nt on•n! nt b<Q>nn•no LEGAL NOTICE
EXCEPTING T!1El!EFllOI,\ en un:·ll-------7-:c:::C--------
d,.>d•C cn•-fou"" .n!•'"" in •" I' 11"1 m.n.f1i1. 0<0< on<! P'"<•ou\ or V<flul FICTITIOUS BUS!NESI
m~••I•. '"""""''' """ ... arocerM A• 01 NA.M E STATEMENT Pv•rv klna eod <"•••<•tt. Lnclu<11no In l nr following o•roon 11 Co•nG hu<l~•u
""" 11el•oleum. oil, ga\. ••on•l!~m •nd 0, i.t, '"er und•r <1•d l•nd; 11 r•oorv~ APllOPOS FOii BEAUT'o", IJ.801 !I
o! r•<?•d. l o•o J<a , El To•n 91610
,\LSO EXCEPTING THEll EF!IOM oil Jeon C•,.11• Y•n l•olde. 1611! Gror>-w~oe• !hi! mo• II< lnvnd. loc~•ed, <00· 1tl,.. M;51•0" "'''" VlAJI
l•lned In. dov•I"""" o< l•k•n •<om or l nl• I)"''""' ·~ bt•nv cond\l"fa bv 1n '"'d•• '"" •Dove O•«•lbed land, •• lnd.vlduM '""'"'""of ro<O•d Je"n (vrlllf V•n L·•ld•
llESEllVING UNTO 1 H£ G~AN l n>> Sl•len••nl ld•d w1!~ !"< CounfV
TOll S. '" '"'""'""' 10• Sew<• l m• Cl••~ o! Or•ng• (!!\ln!Y nn Jouo )], 1011.
p L,.PO>"' ~nd rnolnlen~n<• cvo• th< B• W•l"r T K•"V· Deo,.,ty Cnun•• Cltr~.
Scu!nt•I• ?O t••! o! 111a P•COf'rl•, l'ubll•~f"<I Or•ng" Co••• 0••1• P•l<it,
SUBJECT 1 0 coven•n•I. (On~o!ion•. ,\•o~ust 16. t n<I 5cp•emllt f 1, t 16,
••!l•«l•Dn>. "'"'Yo!lcn•, t191>1s. ,,gl\h' ]~/l 1366·11
ol w1v 1n<1 e•••mtnl• o• f~<c•d •I 4n•
l prms o! ••I• <••~ in l•wful monov 01
the Unil.U S••'" on conf"m•llon cf ~•I•.
or OA•I <••" •nd ll•l•nco ~•«•~no•o b•
nolt ><<u•tO I,. MD"Q<Q< o• l •u•! Doro
on I"• P'"""'" "' >Old. Ten .,.., <en• er
•mounr b·d •o bP dooOS•lf<I W•f" b;<I
&ld1 ct oUp" lo bf' on writing ond Y,oll
bt rtct•v•<' "' •~• o!o••••'O olf;ce ot •"Y
11,.,.,f •II•• !h• l.r11 PUbl.tt•inn n.rNil """
bf•nre <11te er >•It.
O•lt<I ""gull 11, 1911
l!.ICMAG O E C.Afl"
Gu••dl•n ol 1ne E1l1le
LEGAL NOTICE
--,-uPE ~I()"; COUllT OF Tl'tf
!TITE OF CAl lF!"Jll'lll\ FOii
THE COUNT"Y OF 011ANG£
No. A·I0"71
NOTICE Of ME A.ING OF f>ET!T!ON
FOii ~llOllATE OF Will Oii TO
,t.S\IGH ESJ•TE NOT EXCIEOIHct
u .ogo.oo, ANO 1'011 LETT E II s
TESTAMENTARY
Esitl& of l"<••v'y M•ll W111•a-
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B.Y JOA N/\'[ REY'\'OLllS
~10,\'T'!:' .\lr l\E\'NO.\ 1c; a 1nan 11hl') 1s used In dt>Bling
\l'llh crin1 es ;ind !ht pC'Opll' .:irru.c;rrl of perpetr::itin.c. th!'m
He 's 11 detrc!ive sPri;:r:<nl for iltf' Hun11ngtnn Rrach Pnlir t
Dt'partmrol 11nrl ;ic; c;u«h his cnnl;;icl 11·1lh the criminal world
h11s always hecn fron1 the s1rle of law and order.
._ • Rut 1;icat1nnini; 1n l\1r xico Cll rl1 er
l h1s mnnlh. he gol. a ta c;fe nf v.h~1 it's
l1kP tn h<' on the other sirle nr !he
b11dcr
On l hf' mnrn1nJ: (If AU.I! 5. lhrrr
A1nrrir::ins robbtrl;; h;ink 1n dri11olnwn
T1 111ilnil C1l \', s1atf ;ind fC'dPr.:iJ police
in1mcrl1 <i lcll ~e! up rnarl hlocks to cut
riff !hr city in their search f(lr the
SU~fl!'Ci.~
>1c·l\('nnon. 11·11h !11s 11'1fe :i nd l.hrfe
children, v.as nn h!~ \1ay from Rnsarita Be11ch to tO\l'TI
when he saw the fir~t ro:irl bl11ck.
•·1 DlflJ'lrf T K.'\O\\' ::.bout thr. bi;nk rohber~·. sn al firsl
thought m;iybe. H ..,.·as ::i ll'reck.'. hP explained "It c;tar1 ·
f'd tn slO\\' dn1•·n ;inrJ lhf'n I .o.::iw thel' 1.1·ere all armerl with
either subm::ich1ne gun.c; nr ~ho!gu nc;
"\\.hen 11·e ~tn ppcd, 1he.v kept their guns lowered. but
!hey were rrFid~' tn g11.
"I kept m.1 h;inds on !he i:tcerJ11e, \\'heel and I told
the kids ::ind my wife n0t lo say anything.
''Or..'.E OF THE Fed r r;i le.~ qucst1on erl mr -\\'h,or!. 11·a~
my nam,.. 11hf're harl 11·~ heen. whf're \\'ere \\'f' 11nin,g. the
usual thing. He \1·a ~ ~u pcr pnl1le. b\11 .<111 the tin1r hf 11·a~
talking !n me. the n1her nrr rc:rr had nlf' r 01·rred 11nd .0.<1rnP
t1'cre looking into lhC! car Aflrr ::i 1l'hile_ th(',\' j u~t told
us !n PnJn.1' our sla~· ;u1rl wa1 rd 11s on nur \1·ay
"At that time. I !hough\ IL was a drug chf'r k nf i;on1P
kind ··
tv!l'.'l\cnnnn i.~ a 11·,i·e;ir 1·rlr•1·;in nl police wn!'k ;ind fnr
thP pa~t fivP ~'ears ha s run Ille rlPl('r l 11·r rl 1\·1sinn's inves1i·
2::itinn 0r crimes al!'a in ~1 prr~on~ In 1h0~r 1·e;1r~ h" has
&oueo himself inlo anrJ oul of .c;n n1p vet) lnuch:-s11u::it1nns,
••BlJT THIS 11::is rr;illl :-or·! nf \1'f'1rrl . hr 1ni:: 1111 the
nlher enrl lrke lhaL It l1kr In kid ;i1·01111,d and a1 f 1r~1 1 h;:id
in rn ~· m inrl tn lhr11w up rn 1 h:1ndc; likr '1 sur l'rnrlrr' ,;nrl
i-.ort or jnkr ;irnunrl ll'il h tl1rn1. Ru l ~n1net hing JUSt !nld
me 1 knew hrurr lh.=tn 1ri dr) !hill H 1 had, they could
hal'e JU~! IPt u~ h<i\'e 11.'' l>l cl\rnnon .c;;itrl.
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COSTA MESA -411 E. St-vent•entli Str••t
'46-1684 Daily 9·9 Sa l 9·5
EL TORO -Lagun-1 Hill• P111• lnrxt tn Sav·On J
837-3830 Da ily 10·6. Th urs .. Frl 10·9
HUNT INGTON BEA CH -Brookhur1t & G1rfi•I"
962-ll28 Dail .v g.g Sat 9·6
Seaport To\\'D Quiet
Suez No Long·er Bustling
SUEZ !AP \ -A c1 tv of a
quar tr r of a niil Hon peortf' 1s a
welcome s1ghL a!ler rlr1 r 1ng
more than 75 miles U1rnugh
hleak. blinding s u ob a k e d
desert.
But. as one entt'r:i; SU('Z fnr
lhe first lime . 1t. becnrTies ap-
p11rPn! snn1eth1ng is wrnn~
The huildinp:s 1Hf' there h11t
nnf' SPes nn wrin1en. no
r hildren. nn ~tree! 1·('ndors. no
gnats. can1els, no donkey
c;irts
Th('re .=trP nn '' 1ndow p.:ines
in the cnuntless w i nd n 11'
fr;i1nPs anti mn ... t (If !ht'
h111lrlin,c~, h.:i 1·p h('t'O !nrn hy
shel l hole~ th.=t! serm to h11 ve
hit f'l'ery ronm.
Fur!her int0 !n11·n 1n;in1 nf
thr huilrling.c; l~c:k a w;ill, 11r
p;irt nf " rnor_
This i.~ Sur7. lorl;iy, l11·n
mi les frnm thP Egypli::in ·
l.c;ri;eli front l 1ne ~-
Onef' a husllini; ~r;ip0rt
1nll'n 111 !hi' !<.011thern enlr::inr r
nf !ht' Sur.:>; C.=to::il . ii \\'.'IS sub-
jf'cl l o intensive ai r ~nd
an1!1t'ry illltlrk:-frir m 11nv
n1on!hs 1n Jts own l1ltlt . b11rely
noticed 1\•ar of 1969·70.
\\'herP nncP 2fi4 .~l persons
!11 ed. worked and played. nnl.v
sQm t 3.000 civilian men a11rl 42
ll'nmen lh e today. T he
un!isled numbt'r nl ~nld itrs
prpsent fails 1n revlse tht> 1m-
a,i;:,. nl a j!hns! C'I\)'
A govtrnn1ent nff1ri:il ('X·
plains that L11·0 nf lhl" 11 n1nen
are 1.1·i l'es, nne nf a nr11.c;stand
dt<ilt'r. And 1hr other 40 ilr t'
nurses a! !hf lriral hnspil::il.
\\'1l't'S and (')1ildrrn of lhe
ci 1·il1;ins 11re alln11cd !0 1•isil .
he ;idds.
The new ~st;irid r('flrrt.~ thr
1rns1on nf SU('/, 1! IS hr;il'i\\·
sandba.1?.i.:erl . tn prntPrt n1.1•nrr
and cus1nmtrs frn111 lrlh;il
fraJ;:ments in rl'enl nr nr ;ir hil
It, nffer.c; rl i 1 e r ~ 1 n n .:i r v
rr Fl tllnj.!. 1 n c I 11 d 1 n J: Ara\)1~·
t r·an~IF1!1nn.~ nf Ag::i tha Christi"
t hrillr r~. "rc:l'10n Pl::ir e." ;irin
thr "~r::ip.1rlr~ nr Pf'rry ."il<i~on
and llr. Rrn Ca sey.
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UPHOLITIAY
FREE ESTIMATES
COSTA MESA
~--Sl.\C;f. 19 27 --~
WE HAVE PAINTED and
REPAIRED 534,000
CARS AND TRUCKS
COSTA MESA
645-5955
900 W. Vermont
ANAHEIM
776-8800
Ali ~1 ohan1rd Hussien ha~
been selling fruits 11 n d
1•egetahlts lirrt since 19M'l. He
remembers 1966. alte r Presi·
dent C:11n1al Abdel N.Jsser n11·
!iona!iz.ed tht canal. and Ln-
!'rf'a~td prnl1!$. when 21 2."'1
vessel11 c11rryi ng more th11 n
274 mill ion tons of c<irgo p;iss-
ed thrnu~h,
From Lht> ruiris or the shell·
tnrn ~·rcnch Cnnsul11tt. one
f'ltrl ~Cf' lhr h l11t J:!'t"f'n water~
nr the •ilna! anrt an lsr.oie\1
w11t rh !n11·er some 220 ~·11rrt~
awiH'. Thi> enemv i11 clt;irh·
1·isihte in lhl" nprn. sided 101ver,
thf' hlue :ind whitr [~r;:iel1 fl11i;:
fli1t1r r11 nr'l'.t tn the tnwrr in
lhf' ~;i un11-l1kr hr11t flf S1n::1 L
thr .S1:11· n[ n:il'1rl f\;ip p1n11 into
1·1r11· 1111 thr hfl't'Zf' rnmt.o; Ufl
''Thi,~." ~ i;:u1rll' ~;iv~
nrrdle ...... l,11, •·i ~ lhr frnn1 ·• Tn
!hf' rr ;ir. lhP nrilni;lf' n•d
hlns.~nm.<; or hl;in1bo~•;in1 tree/\
JZll'E' ;i .<.ad ln11rh of hrauty l.O
the n nn.c; of rort Tell'fik.
ANY CAR
PAINTED
ANAHEIM
Can little Provident
score against the big boys?
Let's face lt ••• we're not !he biggest
ll&Vingg and loan in America. But we're
not the smallest either. With the
aecurity of over $110,000,000 in assets,
we'll hold the line against anyone •.•
even the giants of California.
We may be a small !own team, but we
play the same game they do, by the
s~me rules. We pay the same highest
allowable interest rates., your savings
are Insured to $20,000 by an agency of
the U.S. Government, and we, too, have
experienced management, a head
office •nd branche.s.
But that'• wher• the similarity ands.
You aee. our head office Is in Rivtmide.
And Aiversida Is kind of a noighborty
town. Where people ta ke an lnter8S1 I"
wha\'a going on next door and down
the atrM't and acro8$ town. Becauae
that's the kind or people we ere.
And that's the kind of people you'tf find
in our br11nches, too. AU of them. Th•
kind thet'll take an interest io yoU. Not
11s an account number, bUt es a person.
Meybe we're wrong. Maybe that Isn't
imponant to 'JOU. Maybe even, If we
keep thinking that way, we won't twor
grow up lo be a g11nl
But m11ybe that' a a good thing ....
for both of us.
NOW OVER $11 0,000,000 STRONG I
Highest ,A,v1ll1ble IT!lernt RstM
PROVIDENT FEDERAL SAVINGS
ANO LOAN A SSOCIATIO N
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DOVER SHORES
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PETE BARRETT
-REALTY -
642-5200
2-4· 1 SALE
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GeOrg• Williamson
Realtor
673-4350 645· 1564
LEASE OPTION
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$20,250
HOME & RENTAL
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$63,500
ATIENTIO!'I
BUILDERS
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$75,000
642-1771 Anytime
MESA VERDE
$27,750
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IN DOVER SHOR ES
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MARTIN
REAL TORS '44-7 662
WALK TO B-EA-CH
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V11C'11nC 1nr ~unm11 tr111l,..J • • • • OWNER
TRANSFE R RED
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Lachenmyer
Realtor
Ci;U ~-3928 Evr~. fi73.7:11:i
-BEACH BARGAIN-
9,.,.u1 , .1 BR .• J11mil,v rm.,
h!tn~. 2 ... ~r gAr. AU rhi~ fnr
nnl,v $~.500.
CAYWOOD REALTY
6306 \,\-. Cn.11 ~1 Ill'.'}., 1'.B.
548-1290 •
S28,400
SPANISH DESIGN
Eleaenl •N'h"'•Y' 4 8"drn1.
den. ('l'lllrt .v11rrl, l"r;;e
mf'm~~ :i-10.1720
TARBELL 2955 H•rbor
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675-3000
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REALTY tNC
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f\e1l £s111e,&15·6000
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COATS
&
WALLACE
REALTORS
-546.4141-
(0pen Evenings)
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IN MESA VERDE
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NOTICE
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1. 4 BEDROOM
Costa Mel& Area
2. l BEDROOM
Huntington Beacli
Area
!. 4 BEDROOM
Fount .. in V"ll ey Area
COL LINS & WATTS
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10wner
Transferred
Mesa Verde
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f00VER 1\1-iORF.S. NB. l
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BROKERS-REAL TCRS
2025 W 8<ilbo11 67l -J~6J
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A PLJ·:.\~1 'R£ TO Sl!O\\T!
Arnold & Freud
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Someo ne Else Wants
DAILY PILOT CLAS·SIFIED ADS You Can Soll It,
Find It, Trod• It
With a Want Ad The Biggest Mark~tplace on the Orange Coast i.. Dial 642-5678 for Fast Results
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POOL HOME
General General MESA VERDE ..
1--------------------14 BPdrrouJ & 1len, 212 hll lh.~.
"WANT' FAMILY ON THE MOVE
\«ACANT and ready for a fast move-in. Jlere's
3 large bedrooms, 3 baths, l~UGE RUMPUS
ROOf\1, built-in s, lush nev: shag carpeting.
Ne\.\•ly pai nted. ln1med. occup . . $35,000.
FEATHER YOUR "NEST"
\\lith these 6 Un.its South of the high\·1ay. in beau~
tiful CORONA DEi .. fw!AR. Ou'ner's un ique 3
bedrooin, 2 baths; 5-2 Bedroom p!us an inlaw
un it. 6 garages. This is v.•hat you·ve been
looking for at . . . . . . . , • , $127.000.
NO DIAMONDS!
9ive her room
And room she has, in this 2500 sq. ft., 2 story
beauty_. Large stepdo\vn fi ving roon1 with
fireplace, 4 super size bedroon1 s, 3 ba~h s,
huge game room, fan1ily room, 3 car garage,
3 ton refrigeration, ankle deep shag thruou t,
cuslo tn drapes. outstanding landscaping.
Ov.·ner say·s "Subn1it offer'' $42,650.
"HELP YOURSELF"
to o heap of return
First owner advantages are you rs as owner or
the 27 spanking new ADULT AP :\RT~1EN'l'S.
consisting of 1-2 & 3 bedroom units with 1 &
2 baths. featuring a pool. b11r-b-q area. rec
roon1 . ifl dividual garages. buil t-ins, shag
carpeling. forced <Hr heal , laundry facililies
and award \Vinning landscaping. Let us sho\V
you the se beauti full y de signed and built un its,
v.·i th a projected c; RO SS MU L TIJ-'Ll l~R of 6.!J.
Really a bu y at , ..... , $422.000.
"LOOKING FOR A "STEAL?"
Don 't mi ss out on this sharp. spill le vel be i'l ll·
t,v. 1\TRfliM type ENTR ''· huge living rooin
\\'ilh fireplace. 4 lovely bedrooms . 21/2 b<ith s.
built-ins. \Vould yo u bel ieve onl y 3 BLO(;KS
from the BEA Cl·I? Compare at .... $36.400.
~J ••AHOC:t.:,.I
REALTORS i
644-7270
·(Formerly Delancy Real Estate)
2828 EAST COAST HIGHWAY
CORONA DEL MAR, CALIF.
c,·rpc!.s, draJiN;, range, re·
In~. n111ny xrr-as, all Jr\ mini
t•ond. l'c,rnrr 101 w1access
lo1:'hvat nr 1·11rrir>t>r,
$4l,000
CUSTOM BUILT
2 8Pdroon1 l111rnC', shak!' rool.
i;i't\'K'e porch. quality c11r-
IJ1.'ls & <!raf)('s. rangr re·
/rig, wash mach .. d0ublf'
garagf'. PLUS I Brdroorn
gul'St housr. ALL ir1 A-J
cund1lion. V11c;1n t • See 11
$33, 950
Fol~s are turning Mesa Verde upside-
down to fin d a fine home in th is fine school
dis trict before sc hool starts.
Here are a few homes to choose
from:
e 4 BEDROOM , 3 BATH , family room. for, OCEAN VIEW
LOT nial dining rootn . at entrance lo Mesa Verde
V.'E.1:iT s1 0~: er.urr.s. Quiet c:lu bhou§e. Ou r fine st!
srrer1 1•...:1·rll('rll nei~hbnr.
hood.' $17,:iOO 25<10 down. e 4 BEDROOM, J BATH, tamily .room .. formal
Owner \l'lll c.lrry. dining room. level house on side hill. Only
Roy McCardle Realtor $46,950. Vacant!
1810 Newport Bl vd., C.~·l.
S4S.7729
Lar9e Beautiful
Duplex
Good Spendable
Income
• 4 BEDROOM, large family room plus game
room. Lot s· of trees. Owner has purchased
other home. Reduced lo $42.500. !
e 4 BEDROOM SINGLE STORY, in esc row.
close to school. S32,500. Take over. Owner
transferred. 10% down!
• 3 BEDROOM, added family room. 1861
A rarf' item 1n Corona cir.I Rhodes Dr. •
•'lar Each lHUI approx. 2000
s•! fr. ""h " large J'f'fl. • J B ~OR<?OM adult occupied. A:s nice as you rn11n1~. 2•0 ha11i~. 1 1~·i11g can unag1ne. Owners have continuous OPEN
rnon1~. l1rrpl;i1'f·~. Pa,v nr1 l.1 HOUSE. Stop in at 3290 California St.
$7!1:1(1 down, grl h11t•k $100
l•:Atll i\10NT!l spf•nd;ihlr
lf\C"Oi\!E a frrr derluct1nic
norrl1a1 Op('rating-f'Xprnsf's
inch1d11ig l<1 Xe!I end loan
paym<'nts. A PLEASURF~
TO LIVE lN -1'ROFIT-
A'Rl.F. !O 0\\IN, Call 613-11.i:i!I
"lnuf\Tde
WAL K TO
CLUBHOUSE
Lar_zf' 4 bro1'00n1, Jamily
1"'"1n1 ll'1lh wr1 liar and lirc-
pla1·r, furn1:1I d1n1ng M)Orll,
'.l l~11hs. urigr;idrd carpr1s.
hon}e ~1nly 3 ,\'Paf'3 olrl.
;u:ro~s srrrct from gn!f
COUl'l){' enlTilnt'f'. Siill t1mr
to grl ~i'ltll'd for !IC'hool, Rr·
d1K-'E'd 10 S.'!6,950. 1919 Kauai.
C.l.t.
OPEN HOUSE
SAT. & SUN. 1-5
•)ncsil\i~c'.:Rcaftr
546·5990
COLONIAL
-ALSO HAVE-
2-J Bedroom, .'Ind 1-4 Bedroom
homes with pool.
STOP BY AND BUY.
YOU 'LL BE GLAD YOU DID.
"lncsrnr6e:ReaC~
2850 Mesa Verde Dr, • Costa Mesa
e Phone 546-5990
General
BAYFRONT -PIER & SLIP
Ne\\'er 4 BR. 2 bath . 2-story home wilh shake
roof. ri b!. slone frplc .. living rm. & sep. din-
ing r n1 . overlook Big Bay. secluded patio
area & lovely la\\o·ns. t.ge. 2 car garage. Good
c:ond . & some new carpeting. Our exclusive
listing. $195.000. Call for app'l. lo shov.•.
Call: 67.J..3663 642-225J Evenings
associated
Gon«al MANSION BROKERS REALTORS
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La.o;t large f('e pa rrrl 1111 !\e1vport Jtarbor.
Aprrox. l arre -170 ft on v.·atcr, wilh 3300
sq. fl. beach home and (lock. \Viii ,o;c1\ all qr
part ~riced tinder roni parable v1atcrfront
properties.
Phone: 64 2·2171 or see yo ur brok•r
r•"·l 11·/~"11111~11" ,,111.v fl"""
l-•r 1i rd in .<r ll. \I" think 11'"
11,.. t-.r•r 1•;Uup 1n 1\lr~ Ver·
r!~ C11!1 11~ f('lr rlcunl~.
fall :1 11i-:.~o 11)[lf'n ~:1·M:,l PRESTIGE WATERFRONT HOMES
SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT
\';i':':':'::,"'""'""'""'""'""'""'~--:'"'--""'""'""'""'"" Ql\'Nt;R DESPERATE-. -40 Gen1ral General t·oo1 ~w1m pool, ~fl('c111I
3 Linda Isle Drive
I~oveJy, ne\11 5 BR., 41/:i ha . home W/\vater·
fronl liv. r1n . & din . rm. Oak paneled fan1ily
rm. '\'/frp!c. J\·faslcr BR. w/sltting area & .,iiJill 111ing. 4 FWdruom·~. f;u111 ly
If' rm, dining rn1. Brk. SJ.l,450,
540-1710.
CALL FOR OUR PICTURE BROCHURE
OF CURRENT LISTINGS
OFFICE OPEN SAT, & SUN.
BAYCREST ·OPEN FEELING
Neat~ & cl ean 3 ll R. 11· parklike j!arden. you
view ii from every m<iJOr roorn in the hou~e!
'73,450
BAYFRONT BAYSHORES
Happy Jiving for lucky 011 ncr.c;. 63' Terrace
for "boat \Valching" & lg. 6 BR. hoine.
Sl59,500
EMERALD BAY LOT
Spectacular v.·hile water v1e1\1 vd\h city light5
at night. Level building pad. $49 ,500
EASTBLUFF LUSK S BDRM.
· Ideal home for lge. farnilv . Fan11J\• rm .. :J car
gar., near schools, churt hc s & fr"·rs. $59.950
4 BEDROOM TOWNHOUSE
130.900. Univers.ity Park. Ne;ir pools, ,o;chools,
etc. 10 % Down .
133-0700 Coldvvell, Banker
6«-2430 AllO COMPlllllY
550 NEWPORT CENTIR DR., N.B.
The
DAILY
PILOT
ORANGE
COAST'S
leading
Marketplace
Turn unu...0 11ems 1nh:l qu ick
1'°"-d\ call 642-."i67,1t
fireplace ........... _. . ........•• $179,500.
For Complete Information
On All Homes & lots, Please Call :
BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR
New Location at Entranc e to
Linda Isle -The Islanders Bldg.
341 Bayside Or., Su ite I, N.B. 675-6161
General
BEACH HOUSE
-BARGAIN-
lmmf'rlia1e ncru]X1111•y . ~R R,
:z Ba • Nii"'IY ocrora 1l"(f •
for lm·;i~ SZ'.il. l n10. -or
lea~P vptinn $1000, t1ol"•n,
$.1(X)'mo., Sale S.ll.9~ See
Anyliml', Broker 646-:iiT.l.
LJDO 1SLE--
SinJ1,:11! slory home
On htrgl! Nlrnf'r lot
,,.,>\th nire bAY vi"""'·
2 bedmorti• It. d<>n.
spacinus. Pncloserl gartlen,
E."tlttmf'ly wrll kepi.
3 ciir i:-11rege
i t2•1,WO
Jf.o. 11. hrrC'l:r .. ~tr ynur
irl"m~ \lo'\th c11.~. use 0 1\ILY
P1Jnr Cla.i;.~Lflt'd. &12-S67S.
General
You Missed The
Last One
Here's Another
Chance
\Ve have 11nolhcr popular
Portof1no modrl in Hllfbnr
Vit'W HomPs, Ye5. it has 11.ll
tho!e special leatW'l':S:
• Bonus room linistwd, c11r-
pe11!d anrl t1r11~ with
&leeping loft 11n.1 bllth
• Yre land -cho.lce, pre·
miu m lot e Conv('rt1f'n! tn -gy.immir1$C
pool and clu b h~(
• Up-irrndl"rl rarpeU and
dr1:1Pf'& thmugllou l
• Landscaped Irun t and
t't'ilr.
e 4 bt'droom•. dining room,
r11mily rnnm. 3-~ bath.'!',
""' Sq , rt. C'OJl.1PARF. VALUES AND
YOU'(,[, BUY: $6(),500. C"n!I
~Ui-2.11.l.
\0 THE REAL
\'""-ESTATERS
' " ' "
I ORl.\l [ OLSO\
'" fl£ALT0P S
OPEN 7 DAYS A \VEEK
NEGLECTED
ESTATE
OCE.AN VIEW
ONLY
$21 ,950
U11bel1rvablr. Qu1l'1 iree hn-
f'rl J>I ri>cl IQ 1 h 1 s .1-'l'ar s
BEST BARGAIN. Huge lot
11'11h hoe! 11nrl 1ra1ler ar-
('f'ss. 3 bJg brdroo1n~. ViPw
Ille Ol:C'afl fr~im ynur 0""'"
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* * * * * * TAYLOR CO •
LINDA ISLE -$1Sl,000
Enjoy the prestii;e of living on this exclu·
s1ve island. Spacious NEW 4 BR. home w I
family rm., dining rm. & study. 38' Step·
down LR. 2 Level master BR. w/firepl. pri,
vale bath w/each bedroom. 2 Story Spanish
kitchen.
8 LINDA ISLE Open Friday l-5
•·our 26th Year"
WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO., Realtors
2111 S•n Joaquin Hills Road
NEWPORT CENTER 644-4910
Coit• Mes•
.f BR, 2 BA. family « chninc
roon1. 236 Wakf' rn~t Rd., Coll~!!' P k ll.f'('ll. 54~2Mi.
East Bluff
e EXCLUSrvE AGENTS e
SALES • LEASES ,,r...,
[:,-st ~,, J!:eF
[' '", r eal ty
~·
241~ ViS1a Del Oro
Ncw{)Ort Beach 644.1133
Fountain Valley
POOL TIME
STILL HERE
h.1ck yal'rl 011 iowl'ring cblfs. 1 ·G;.--,e=n=o=ra::;1;-------;~c~.-,~,-.-M~.-,-.----
All yo u nC'«I is a JX11nt
Don't forget Sept. and Oct.
are our warmrst months.
l n1mC'd1a1,. occupancy on
this beaullful pool home
wuh ~ bffirooms plus huge
run1pus roon1 inClud1ng v,1e!
bar and pool tablt', $3.000
down and take over pay.
men!s subjerl lo existing
G.J. Loan of 5273.00 J)l!'r mo.
including taxes and insur-
an ce
brush and 11. lilW n nJO\\'f'r.
Easy to own. For more ex-
cHing dC'lails plrase call
645-0303
2299 Hal'bor, Cosia Mf'Sa
I ORI.\ I E OLSO·\ '" l?E /f ~ TO N S
INCOME -
COMMERCIAL LOTS
10.1':ir:.1T.J',.. \\'ill take six un1rs.
'Prired right at SlS,950 . ""'ilh
re rm!'.
75·.1rm;o· -Harhor Blvd. Cor11-
mf'rc1al. ~trPC'I flt 1car of
prnJl('rTy alro, A Bargain at
$T;>,Of~.
2·P~ Ar!'PS -0c:<'an~1<lr • r<'-
SITH'l<'d rr.indenllal iid;acPnt
tn F:I.. CA1\1 INO COUNTRY
Cl.UR, $1 19,500 Owni:r wilt
1·arr.v.
G.l.'s No Money
Down
4-Plex
Buys S.";!7'1.(l(I fl' r nln irl('Omr
plus you1· owri hun1r lo li ve
in. t.!'l'at 4,r1lr~ r1~hr hl're
\n Costa ."l(·~a. All unils rt'nt-
1'.'d CTX11inuiilly. R" ynur 1'l11·n
landlnrrl for 11 rh:ing",._ Call
Walker & Lee
Rr.1ll nrs
'.!7!XI I l:1rhnr Blvd :it Arl11ms
~.~.->-016.-) Qrw-n 'nl 9 PM
Macnab-Irvine
Rea'lly Company
BAYCRE ST
Dr!ightful family livini;:. pool.
4 BP..'s -C::N'll! &llh panM-
lrd :!il'xl9.!i' FR -Tl' LR -
~-or111al Ori, B"autifu!ly
<l r<'flrntP<I .r,,. larnJsrflfJ'('d
$79,i~. APJ>!. Only -Call
D.11·r Cook. &11-~r.i.-,
Macnab-Irvine
642-823l 67l-32 10
Wa iting for "' Bargain?
S17,000
Fixer-Upper
2 R.-.drm, li1Hnp plns t:iwsl
hntlSf' \\!/full r,11Tb, Trf'e lln·
rfl !<tt'f'f't. gnod Af'l'a. X!nl
hu,v for lht' handym11n, ~lo-
11va1NI srllrr -Rertrr hurry? e KATELLA
REAL TY e
1910 S. Bris1ol. S.A. ::..i7·~\ll I
Plenty of Room
for li vin g & p lay
l1nn1arula1" 4 hr<lmom +
family roortl. larl':r n1orlcr·1
klll'hrn, f'Arinj:!" bar. Brau!.
l<ISC"pd., spnnk1rrs. C"l.11--<lr-
: ~·. 1o.·a1k 10 i;chools. CR\/ -
$211,:>00. All terms,
• Katella Re<'llty •
l!UO S, Arislnl, S.A. 5~7·~.11 1
HACIENDITA
A 3 hrdroom. !amity room
har1rn«11 \l'ilh lots of room,
ood wan htJ y9u heiir thr
lll'iCr · S?.i.500! To ~e ii
call 616.7171.
\o ·THEREAL
'~ ESTATERS ' . .,
South of Highway
Luxurious 2100 !lq. 11., l'll'11r
n..,,,.,. 3 bdrm., 2 hach Jamlly
1'00m, hlt-1n lrl!!"hf'0n, Cu~·
tom !hruout. # IOFt. $79,;,(IO
Home Show Realtor1
''Arnu::h11ir Houstthun1ing''
Jal'i E. Cnas1 fl\\')'., Cdill
67S-S930
11r COUNTRY llO:'>IE •
4 BR., 2 bR ' With pot>I, t'Kl 'ii
11.crr, For hnr~f"5 or iOrrlPn.
NcAr n+>w 100 11rl'f' pt1rk
rortin Co. Rltr.;. f.12,:;(lO[I
EASTSIDE: JlUPL~~X
7 RR., I NI. Bu1/l-1n~ i"r
.i;horos G«>o1 1""11·"·
LIKE A
MODEL HOME
Extra sh<IJTI 3 bffiroom, 2
hal h beauty 111ith bui!t·in
kilchf'n, ha n:lwood fl oors,
nf'W luxurious shag cal'p('l-
ing, large 20 x 30 palio, and
access [or bnat or traile:f'.
f~)(~!Jent vaiut> al only
S:!S,500. Bring ,;ome cash
find a ssumr c.x\stin~ Joan of
only S2l<I J>rr mo. including
1axrs a11d 1nsurancr.
Walker & Lee
R~11.hon:
2700 1-l<irhor Blvd. 111 Ad;i mz
r>1.Hl l6S Oprn 'til 9 P J\1
REPOSSESSIONS
Sparkling clean homes, some
ne,,.,•ly painted & carpeted. 2
3, 4 & 5 b<lrms, Some with
JX>')ls. F'HA-VA conv. terms,
from $20.000 to $40.000.
COLLINS & WA ITS rNC.
M-13 Adams A1·e. 962-5523
$25,950
ASSUME 5l/4•fo
Apr Loan. Low paymrnl~. 4
Bdrm, <!rn , llrPPll\Cl', F..ntry
hall, immcdiiite possession.
540-ITXI
TARBELL 2955 Ha rbor
E-SIDE TRIPLEX
Lr~ 2 RR un11s. P1•t pan()!;,
rni:.•J garages, fr11lr, nu 1ilt>d
barhs. l\1onthl.v lflt"Ome $460.
Asking S~5;.1 bu! owner will
!1.~lrn. Bkr. 616-8226
* 5 BDRMS. *
Cornrile!ely rederor.; tlf'W
shag <'al'~ts; P!ec. blr-1n
klrt·hrn, Shake roof. Doub4e-
sh11rp roncl11ion! Imme!'!.
possPss., "'ith xlnt terms:
~J.1,100.
MORGAN REAL TY
673-6642 67S-6"459
OPEN HOUSE. 442-16TH
PLACE, Thur~. Fri, Sat &
!>lun l lo :i f'.\1, Beii.utiful 7
room l'US10n1 lilr. Easlside
(());la f>l<:"sa home. 4
BNlrms. 2 1M1h. Realtor:
fl.~<;...(1:)88 or fi7.~il."'1 rves.
Back Bay
BY o .... ·ner:
rlin'i;: rm.
pahos. :Z
~·18-4~1.t .
4 br/211S ba.
drn, rlinet1r, 2
lrplr. $39.900.
Balboa Island
RY 0\\'NEl1.
L111lr J.~l;,inrl t:xr ~pt \on
quai l!~ hn011r 111 g;1r<1en sr1.
"ng, ldl t'!f'i' 2 BR, 2 BA
67.'1--7(.16(1
College Pa rk -----OPEN 1-7. Yarrinr. 2:Z.l \\lakr
Fores!. 4 BR -+ fam. rm. 2
BA. Fireplare. Complelely
pai111i'd & rarpe!ed. 2
patio<. In1n1rrl. possesstnn,
Laricr V,\ loan nn. $2!1,950.
Ownrr/Brokf'r. &12-611;).
Coron• del Ma r
Hey, look at this
2 RR,. <!rn, !t1 n1. rill., 2
baths. Big p;i110 plus 6
gIT>O\·y a pl. l.l Ir . rornrr
lot. SEE 1\NYT li\!E.
University Realty
3001 E. Co11sl llwy. 673-6.510
Hard to F-ind--
Ch11rm1ng older 3 BR, 2 BA
hon1r. Nef'fts intrrior d1'r-
ora:1n;. f'ric;f'ri !{l ~C'il. Bmk·
rr 61 1-il..~.
1 BR house 011 P.·2 lot, GM<I
potrn11al, C-1. for husiness,
Ui.500. 67~:-.35!1, ~!'l&-~'l.
DUPLEXES JN CORONA
DEL /'11A'R. 3 Bdrms & 2
bdmis, North & South of
H\gh"'"Y· Different prices.
Oltt
F"fTZi\10RR1S Rf.ALn· CO.
:l\.t'I E. Coo~1 lhghl\-"ily.
Cnmna drl Mer, 71<1}673-9010
*TRIPLEX*
Ont' ot lht lew e.x1stine: tr!·
pltx~ i• oow f('lr •l'lf! Xlnt
loc1111nn S1rp,: to rl'll! beach.
~lO~'f'·tn ('Onrl, Lilts of po.
trntial for only STJ.000,
MORGAN REAL TY
67:1-6642 675-6459
n UPLEX. 2 br r11ih, S47.000.
.'ill2 Orch1rl. By o \\' n I' r
673-3 1 1~
For11n Co R!tr< f,.\~."Jy)'l A gno<! \\'l\l'I! 11d IK a iood
TOTAL PRICE $24,000
NO DOWN
G.1 , BUYERS
$100 DOWN
PAYMENT F.H.A.
for lhi.! fabulous 4 !x>droom,
2 story house wirh 3 baths.
Ready for your occupancy
now. Comple!ely carpe1ed
thruout, also drapes. New
sryle kitchen wuh all built·
ins including tti~hwasher.
Double garage. Schools and
shopping nearby. Let us
show 11 to you.
Walker & Lee
Realtors
7790 }!arbor Bl\'d, at Arlams
545·0465 Open 'til 9 Pl.1
ACT NOW
ASSUME 6•/o
FHA LOAN
Rancho Mes.a lovely 3 bed·
room. 2 ba!h plus formaJ
dining roonl, hu ge living
room 11.·1t11 lif't"pla{'c, 3 yean
nr.w. Convenient to Swth
Coasl Pl11za end schools.
Pru·Pd for quick s:r.lr.
COLLI NS & WATTS
962-5523 Open evC's.
-BY GEORGEll-
4 Bedroom 1mrnaculale
lx>auty. Co1Jege Park.
Newport
at
Fairview
646-8811
(anytime)
Geo. Mezei Res: ~57-4263
MESA DEL MAR
1700 Sq. fl. 4 BR, liv rm 2
Ba, crpr. ram rm., J!°h6o
i:ide yard for· trlr/boat.
t't'n<'t'd. Cov pa1\o. bealll
Walker & Lee
Reallon;
7790 Harbor Blvd. at Adam&
5-15-9-191 Open 'ti! 9 PM
ASSUl\IE 67" loan, quick
ei;cro"" owner. 4 BR, :Z ha,
c rpl s , rirps. bllnti ,
cul-de-sac:. School l block.
714/968-'.lil7.
:-.IEADOW borne, 2.100 1q ft. 4
br, Jam rm, trplc:. lrg cul de
~ac lo!, hE!atrd Anthony
pool, prof !ndscp. Call
011 ner 6-8 p. m. 968-64 71
Ga rden Grov•
BY Owner. darling 2 br. din
.r,,. hrklst area, h1lil trtts.
garden. $22,000. B k r .
RJ!)..-28;..J.
Huntington Beech
* LABOR DAY
SPECIALS
~lier an;<1ou~. S22,:'l00. S BR
Condo. Payml,; 1172.20/mo.
Subn111 1:111 otters.
Vacant. 129.500. J BR homP,
rnov<' In fas! in the best
area ol N. Hunt. Bch.
Super sharp-/'11ust sell. A~,
1nR $29.950. 3 BR homr., 1%
Ba .. So. Huot. Bcb.
892-5593
16612 Bead! B!vd .• H.B.
VETERANS
lndscpg. spr1nklrrs. 11r Try GI NO NO do""'" O'l1 this
M:hools (elem 1hn1 OCCl. cornrr 3 BR, 2 BA, C:archn·
immed pos.~. $33.700. As-.... 81 horn(' loc. 1n f'ounta.in
sume 51• ~'HA. \\11!1 leaSf', Vallf',V. NiN>st rirvclopmen!,
o.,.,·ner ~5-569-1. pnC'Nl under mk1 . S30.~.
2 BEDROOM HOUSE Super dean end nice, a
ON 1 ACRE n1us1 to <--'Omp;ire u•11h ~
Cnunty properiy suitable for
12 unili;, Bonus is e 2 b!'d-
room hou.~e nn Cront corner.
.'II: for '-'L"i.000.
* COOL *
Covrrcd patio -R-B-Q in
\1·111J"rl yard. 4 BR/2 BA
family homr nc~r s1·hools.
ALL TERJ\IS available.
$26.'100. BROKER. 642-4~16
BY 011,·ner. 1.~t t1mt 11rl-
vrrtised ~ 2·1.11 Bo\\' d n i n
P lace. 3 hr, 2 hn. ro:il .
S.12.:ioci. Open Silt 1hru Mon,
1-j,
BY Ov.'TM?r. 1st lime offe:red.
E·side charmi ~ <I BR, 2 BA
frplc. Xtra lR<' .LR. 2 pa~:
Dh lr gar. Cpts, rlrps, blr·ins.
$.34.;,oo, App'I. 5'J8-9632 aft t
SUrER Steal: 2 Br, nr
W<'srcHU plaza: Hrd\\·d ans
Crpl1•, I~ ,\·d, has f'Xi1<lin~
S2<1.oo:l ~·}IA ~'llln. K1ngaard
Rr.<11ty i\11 2-2222. ----OPEN HOU.SE. n1 a 11 ~ i ,. ,.
Orick lrplc. huge fain lm, 3
RR. 2 BA. beaut crpL~. drps.
rli'(' .• lnrlllrpd, hltn11 inrl r1 .... ·.,
S'ill.:,,00 862 Jnann 642-6206.
* SACRIFICE*
2 BR. R-2 IOI 60X.l00, room
for 6 unils, $22,500
0!1! Pa1 Wood 545-2300
Scenir Prop('rfil's 675-5726
BY Owner. 3 BR. Newly
palnl~ 1nsidl! k out. Qrsh
<l<l""·n 1u loan At lakl! ove.r
pym'l!ll. 64fi-.:nl.1.
BY owner, 5 BR. 1-". ba , fam
rm, single story, bilns,
frple., $2150 It-tak• o\·cr
payments. a,17. 70al,
4 BR. lamily pool. lge lot.
AMUme S%'i. VA lOAll.
S.l0.900 V!!ry prl!'lty~ Ownr
540-l!M3.
MESA Vr.rrle. lmmac, lnV'l!l,Y
house 10 li1•e in w/prirle>. 3
br. 2 ba. no pct~ p1et1$e, $2TJ
mo. Call S.IS.94jl.=--
j ODRl\.1 REPO
Vacant, SJ.1!\.1. bcAut. \\IU!s
Rlty. &46-773!1 or s.t.>-3412.
lf're huy1ng, ,, 1llage Re al Estate
'62-4471 ( ::::i 54'-llOJ
flDRSES-;tiORSES
Custcmi '.l BR plus 2 BA
$23,500.
811::. hie 101. 1.ono•d R·2. Rm
tor horses + nlrll'r custrim
3 IJrrlrm, 2 !'>!!Th home w/
hrrlwrt lloor~. ffirmaJ d in
rm, hrirk firt'pl , blt1n R/0.
A rraJ stral ar SZl.500. Sub-
m11.
Call R17-1271
SEYMOUR REAL TY
Jil.\1 Brach Blvd .• Hlgn Sch
Open 'Iii 9 PM
"$221 /mo.''
\\'ha1 a buy!' l mma.culatf:
.l bf>droom homro. roncrtte
t1r1veway and a hravy illake
roof can 't tine! a new home
L'Ons<truc!ed like lhi5, ha11
a 61~ ,...~ 1:1Muma b1e loen.
a~ .. to the Douglas plant,
schools and shopping. Bef·
lf'r C'fllJ rodAy. 842-ZlJ5
1-QTHERCAL \~ESTATERS
VACANT , 1Ml\.1ED. POSS.
Gov'l 11.ppraised I.. priced a !
$31.500. 4 BR, &ep. ms-tr
sulr~. 2 BA. f.fnve in this
""'f'ek~ Xln1 cond.
• CALL 847.&;07 +
(formerly Brastif:ar Rlty.f
~~ ~
"Priced Ta Sell"
$1fi7. per month a.re ffW' Jll.Y'
men11 on thi~ 11uper 3 bi!d·
tunn'l homt. Lot iiz~ is fll x
1l'.l in addition to th11t. it'•
priC'NI below market at
$ai. 995. Got to ~ thts Clf'le,
842-T.135
1.0· THE REAL \~ ES'.fATF:i<S
Neff! a "P)od"'?' Pl•et lll ad.!
Cal l 6'12·5678
~-
'
I
Huntington Beach
QUALITY WITH
TASTE
4 Betinns pro!t'll.• decoratied
and ia~ped~ lnterestf!d~
$49.9511.
Real Estate by
McVAY
893-8533 545-0458
DECORATOR'S
D R EAM
2 Story neM ocean. Panelled
family room, fireplace, \l.'f'!
bar. 3 BR, 2 BA . As5ume
$28,000 FllA • $286/1110, Will
trade. K.ATELLA REALTY .
84 7.fi06'.l.
"NEED TO RENT?"
Ha ve 1. sharp, 5harp, 3 brd·
room home at $24) per
rnonth. Cle11n1ng and Y
to move in. 842·253
The yard, lht-4 bedrooms
and the famlly roo1n. but rhc
price is i;mall! S3fJ,490.
Real Estate by
McVAY
LOWER
3 ARCH BAY
Bnck path leads 16 cbt!ertul
4 bdrm., 3 bath home. over-
looking trees to the Blue
Pacific. Built for active
lam1ly, y,•ith fellC('(f yards,
family roo1n off kitchen.
i;torage 1pace ~ore, work -
flhOfl. bU1l1 -1 n kitchen with
dishwa.sher &. double oven,
t'Vt'n All ocean Vltw 1ervicf'
poreh PLUS lonnaJ dining
room, br1f'k fift'place &
he11 m<'<I ceilings. 0 n I y
$92.SOO ror this eha rmint::
hnmr on oversized corner
lot. Call ·
AO tan.
REAL ESTATE
1100 Glenneyre S1.
4!J.l.!J.173 549-03Ui
LARGE 4 BR, pool, view,
exlr.1~. Until Sept 6 best
Tf'asnble offer. ~16!1.
Lido Is le
ANXIOUS OWNER
Beautifully m111ntained 3 BR.
home on 3.1 11. lo!. with
South patio. O"'""r leaving
area. Asking SJ9.500.
W alke r Rlt v. 675-5200
3116 Via Lido.
Newport Beach
Newport 8Hch
NEWPORT HEIGHTS
3 CAR GARAGE and 2-li'iory
t>X!'<.'lni~ honw-oo a cuJ-
dt---sac 1t:l"ttl of more CUI·
tom t1omea. Al!TKMI 2000 aq.
ft. ot comtortab.le family
)i·ing. Freshly painted, new
1hag carpets. Shor t diflall('t>.
lrom elementary, junior and
high iChooh. Wnn•t be avail·
able lon11;! $41,500.
Walker & Lee
Thur~ay, Sptembtr 2. 19n DAIL V PILOT SJ
SHARP 4 UNITS
South Coast Plua area. 1600
1q, tt. ow~r·1 unit. S7800
yr. inc. SUbmit 103 down or
small holft in trade. ** FOUR SJ'AR ** REALTY
83>-4422
-j MAN'S DOMAiil l"'::~----:::::::ljAITITRAiWiCcrO:.:f, I Bi,:r.:-22 l s.i:'""';+
CQZY &ch. in >:Int loc. All • bOntJ& rm. Fncd yd Ir. patio,
Util pd. Only S&O. RENTAL FINDERS nu cpts/paint, nr ichla &
4ts W. 1,..., COSTA ~ all 5hcpi. UJi/rm. 336
Houu1 * Apt1. C..brillo, CM. 646-5193. * 64$...0111 * l\.IESA Ve~ Pool home, 3
MEDITATE
By tbt>. aoathlnr atgm.
90U1lds of tlle !lf'a. $125.. BT. 2 Ba. bltns, Phu;h crp!s,
DIG ITI 10.-'~~r,...i. 1.AMlonJ. S300/mo Lea.w. $100 cle&11 'g
$422,QQQ. LA:GUNA Callyon Chttagt, $125-l BR Budgtt Sever. dep. 546-2344.
305 Duplexn Unfum.
Garden Grove
*WATERFRONT * 3 B,. 2 be. "1: !nod yu<. Larre 2 bdrm. • conv. den, do. to 15hopl/schls. Bltm.
21: baths; frplc. Lovely pa-crpta:ldrpa. $225. 638-8446.
UO. BUdm. Dxk apace Newport a..ch
•wHeble. Yearly $4!15 Mo.
8AL80A BAY PROP. YEARLY. Avail 10/1. Neu
2309 W, &!boa, NB 673-7420 bch, 3 br, l bra, trplc. $25()
A view. lg? 3 .BR & den. 2 i"'°'iii...,..iiirusiii. iiiiiiiiiml BA PLUS z,ep g u·e 1 t
quart~~ w/be, pool, $650. New 27 Unit Apt Bldg. ~~fflOU .• ~~-for 2· Uti.1. tn· BllN, <:llJb, dl"Jll. Kids Fountain Va lley
Costa Mesa ......, J v 1~--~~-----5@....3946.
BROKER 6424905 ALA Rentalt e 645-3900 ~ C"Ome. atWit. LEASE clean 3 BR, 21,ii bn.. N9Wport Shores
ReaJton 1999 Harbor Blvd., CM BEACON* 645-0111 $Zl0 mo. W&ttt pd . Rers G"n--;-l!l
»13 W~d1t1 Drive Industrial Property 168 --req'd. "-'alk to 1ehls & 3 BR. 2 Ba. J -sty. Walk to liiiiiiiliiiililtj,--li-iiiJ
beach. Yearly leaae Aptt. Furn. MO
ABBEY REALTY 64.2.-3850 -'--~~-~~~I
6-16-7711 Open ·111 9 PM -LOS ALTOS $140--COZ¥ l Br. ~· library, 96&-3!01.
M-1 Bldg_ St. LronL Eagy ac-Prld• of Owner1hlp Huge .YUtl. Stove, n-tna:.l ;-c=~-:c--,--,--,-~-~ NEWPORT ce&s and park. 1675 Placen-Home New cpts. Oiild/~ ok. 3 BR, 2 ~· frp'.c, fUlly cptd, Gen•ral
BEAUTY ti STORY tia. CM. S285 Rent "r Lc-ase Fam·! l!h 1 k BEACON* 645 Olli dps, patio, ntct>ly lndiCJI. Santa An. $285. Owner 673-0517. 1 Y w ttnagera 0 • • Lse $240 531-2991!
4 Bedroom 2 hath built ins --. . . Y' FOR RENT Rent Beautiful FumJ.tur. DR M Lots for Sale 170 carpeting, drapes,' lease sis5 $165-2 BR. Near Beach. Shag 5 Br. 3 &. $250. 1.st & La.st (2! 3 Br HSH S195 f"?f mo. for' ll little u
3 Hu-bf!droorn&, 2 large per mQ. Phone Loni' Beach CJ1Jt1. stove, ni~ y&rd. Cpts, Drpa; and Firt>place Clean & .....,·d. AI~~ 2 Br. ONE MONTH .,~ R.'i CO!l.NER lot. suttab!e for ... 84"1-• •• , -baths and separate family ,.,3 -429-9551. Available No\I.'! ,,... ......... &pf $130 ..... r mo Call M,.,. 3.000 liq tt ortice or prof. BEACON 645-011 1 u:c;;:;c:::z::""'.-:-:-:o::---. " room plLlll den. Hardwood b!dg, located 1 blk "'·est ot * LANDLORDS * * Huntington ileach F1etcher, 894-33Ii or 893-6745 complete with
floors and fin>place , carpets Be!K""h Blvtl on Talbert, Ji . FREE RENTAL SERVICE 2 'BEDR!lf I bl . RIO FRESHLY palnred nicdy your IOO'l.
& drapes. \Valk to all B S19500 7 T~nants 1-1111!tin1 $175-J BR. Sepe.rate Cottage. • t.l'CI. Un , feoc-ed back yard, j BR, JI,) II iichoo'Js &. r;hopp1ng in pres-· ' · DJ6..!bi · NEED 2 Ba end 1arage Child/ FA h!, crpts, dhl garage. Purchase Option
LAGUNA Beach, 2 prime p M pet ok · 60'.'l:lt"Kr lenccrl lot -niove m baths, new carp. S230 ?<To. Ind. item seltcl:lrui.
tigto erea. MIJS"I 5Ct! now. oceanview lot& adjacl!'nl. r~perty anagemt nt BEACON* 645-0111 today $195. per mo. 492-9150 6'1Z-TI39 E\·~ 24 Hour O.ly.
COLLINS & WATTS Togethtt almost one acrt!:, \\E CAN HELP WU! 3 BEDR~1 .. 2 BA, elec. bltin Westclift CUSTOM
!l62-5.12J Open eve!. ~ to downtown High BEACON * 645-0lll $2J)..SPACIOUS -4 BR. 2 Ba. RIO, FA ht. crpts, 8'.l'xlOO" Furniture Rentel
NEWPORT SHORES &hool Pv I•-·• I t 'bl ld pd VACANT lovely 2 BR. New . t. o wner. 2 BR I end. gar klK'ttl yard for ,.._C\J o......, gar. sc . 517 W. 19Lh, C.M. 563.3481 2 story A-frame model, 3 9611-4622/642--0644. ·• fp • patlo · • S28o mo. kid' k ..;.t,. vacant-move in today s22;, cpt, paint & d.rpi;. Walk to
BR 2 BA 2 trplc. Balboa Island 4 Br. $450 mo .. ~ A k I shpg. Adul1s-no pet.B. r.trs. Anaheim TTt-2300 ~med ~iii~~~. drps: $65CXl LOT SO'xl.22.5' zollt!d On wa.ter, r;lef'p 5 .• $500 mo: BEACON* 645-0111 per mo. 5 or rental S\'edeE"n, &IZ-8235, e v e La.Habra 194-3708
111' blocks to beach. Leue· for 3 unit s · H.B. Ch1M Cove 6 & den $1 000 mo CHEAPEE TEEPEE agent. CALL 962-1<1TI. 5-jZ...2603. fl NICE STUDIO apt, putiy
hold. S34.l>JO. 644-59n CO~~~E R.E. 536-3777 JfOME SHOW REALTORS . 2 BR. Handy loca.tion. Kids & 3,.B~. 2 Ba, ,;!m cond. &a1ut 'H~o~u~.~.~s'F~u-,~._--0-r----I furn. fl l BR apt w/ocean
Or JUO. e 67~7m e P'"t& ok $115 o, c:rp rps. 00 pe s. 310 view. Poot," ltundcy, quit>.ot.
LUXURY living $22.9'50. BUILDER'S attention! Good ::7.~~~ .... ~!!!!!!!!!•I . . Nt>ar golf course, C1ark Unfurn. 494-8166.
Beam C1'!ilings, 2 BR. 2 BA. lot for 2 or 3 unils Balboa Island BE THE FIRST Elem &. Jl.1arina 1-ligh. Va-·N---,-B--h---O::ii::-:CO:o::-7----1
trplc, encl patio, pool. FUrlin Co. Rltrs. 6'12-SOOO ;;;~:;;::::;:;;:--.... --:-:--,ISpac. l BR . AT THE BEACH. C'AA! Sept 1. a36-6433. awpor •aC 81lboa ltfancf
LOOK! 4 Br. 3 ba. fl0x90 $77.500 Bayside' Villllge 67;;....!SllO. Mountain, Desert, B~Y~~~T~pier, il4 9~;3 3 St~ve, refrig, crpts, drps. *" 4-2 & 1 BR's. Tv.·nh~. BEAUT mud. townhouse. lM ;~O~D::-':;d~lx-'P:'~,~,~.:.,.::-.~,~S.e-,-A
ONLY $2B,SOOI 4 BR . 5 ba. 50x88 $12!l,~l00 $54.000 EXEC. home, pool. Resort 17_. • • ave. to $1 . pool, cpl"6/drps. wshr/dyr. Br, 21,~ Ba, trplc, patio, 2 Br, 1 Ba. Bltns, fpl , crpt.,
!!93-8533
I , Vacant' 4 Br. 21~ ba. :iQx88 $89.5'.Xl MinutE'S lo U.C.I. 1820 ~ 6/l5. 675-4443. re!rig rnge. $220-$180-$150. pool. 2 ear gar. all bltns, drp.i;, gar; ·w inter Avl 9/4.
Hum·• \\'on·t as1. . . LIDO REALTY INC. Irvine Ave. 011.'l"lt>.r 612-3187. 8 Ibo p LOVE YOUR PET? 548-1405 646-6762 t d Lt! $295 llJI'
• Bd~s~ Comer! All tenns~ 21.~ Acre1 on corner. Home&: =~·"'°'~•.,-~en_i_n_•_u_l• ___ 1we do too. 2 BR. Fncd Yfd.•,.n,;-,.--.::---;~·=,--=~ crp .o;, rape~. ase · 1•n4Ai1 6•1t•3-89!· (Zl
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V "77 V'· '·'· 61'7-O G •·3 BR 2 ba '1 ',· 523-4710 -846-55"" eves or HAFFOAL REAL T i ~,,,_'.'"'-!!!~"!"!!!~!!!~···~.· .. """ r•ng• uest housf', air cond. tum. FURN 2 BR house Winter encl gar, Kids ok. S1 35. · • Crpts. df11S, '" "' ;,;=..--...,·~~~· -~-
8424405 1-:VE'li: Mt-2446 BY Owner 3 br 3 ba. din rm. NE\V house on 1 a r g e or unturn. 2 garagt-s. Swim-No pets fenc:t'd' d · refrig, bl!n5, "'llSh/dryer, at<. 5 pm. NE\V 3 or 4 BR. 2 or 3 bath:;
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. 1_. l lro ming k therapy pool. Hol RE"•poo. "bl • 1','0,'0,,·. WOW! POOL! Play yard. 962-1093. l-IEIGHTS.-2 BR hse \\'/pool, Elec ki~hen w/dahWD', SELL' 2 tirt>pl. J"ust custm dtc'd. 1 x ...., ot acl"'06ll st m '" 3 BR f ~ ,_., waie-r mineral well. Off 673-n9B. . . ncd Yan1, encl iat. 4 BR, 2 BA, C"'t.o;, bltn.o;, guest hsP.. $385 I mo . ........, fCJllC, patio, garage. Avail
? Lo''' patio. $73,500. El ~1odeno Park. Open ill Rd I Ch•d '· 1150 ·• 714 ""2193 °-JS YOUR HOME D on ., Dt'Sf'rt 1ol reno~. . d •• "10 : ......,... . .:x:pt to June 15. •;:m .. .aa~1 673-63.':ill. house Sat &. Sun, S35,000. * 2 BR, garage' & ,.110. S200 rps,_ pa .... o. ~· . mo . ,,~0 0, ......--.-...,
F1ee appraisal -We buy 18874 Fowler St. Ov.·nt'r, gprings. Tra<l e for bfach \l.'inter or $300 ,..,.ly, NEWPORT HEIGHTS 892--0547 or i213! 592-2412. Townhouae Urifurn. 335 o.>a-O"tlO, 675-6020.
-u··,·,,,_ Personal attention. La guna Ni .. uel D~ ... "540. properly. 547-2952. .,---,.-· o*°"BA"',~·~""""NT""~1""•=·_,~-,,,,-I ~·· • "-'Y"U JJ.U.-1 177. Hui;::e fncd yrd, 3 lrg BR, kids .l BR crprs. WAlf'r paid. Costa Mei• ~ •l.V 1 ...... •
'c'o""LL. 1'N""'s "&·encWe.ATTS * Ninuel Shores* _S_e_n_C_l_•_m_•_n_t_•____ * BIG BEAR LAKE YEARLY or \Vin!~ ~Se l 5 & ])l"f'5 \l.-elcon1t". $195 ll80/mo. 1st & last. de-posit. r;iemi-kltchen, su o m o . ~ Ftt<l !he squirrels from your .r P ! 962-9805 LOVELY 4 BR. 2 BA Condo, _5'4-:-:c-;""''"'"°'-::67S-::.:.-Cl~179C::... -=--96.:-5523 Eves. 642-D.:127 Plans have changed. '-1ust iron! door in ttiis liel:luded 2 Bffimon1, 2 Bath, near CALL DAY OR NIGHT =,.._..,..·""'._,,.-,.--,---,
sf'l! 3 BR 2 BA ··f " plan CUSTOM. newly blt home cabin, comp! fin & turn. On-bay. 320 Alvarado Place. ALA Rentals e 645-3900 sm -2. Br. Dl..iplelC~ fe nced Monticello, pool &: clubhse *,*123 BR. le'p. houte, Leaae
IMMEDIATE
POSSESSION
NO ·DOWN VA
ot asi;ume low interest loan.
LoVf'ly. nearly ne'.I.', 4 bed-
room home. HUGE fenced
yard, Better hurry!
• 847-s;i31 •
THE Real Estalt-t-11ART
OWNER c\r~rwrA!E'. Equity
purchase for qll i1·k rlral'. 4
BR. 3 BA , mi.lny extras.
PrcstJ~e 11n:oa S 3 6 . 6 0 0 · -· 4 BR, 21., B.<\. Condo. N!!W
,1,/w cpl~. hHn", frp!r,
S24,500. Bi ()-.o.•""r-8122
Deerfield Dr. 213: 82H4!!5.
4 BR-den. 214 BA. :I rar gar.
Prestige. hoine. S 4 :J. 5 0 0 ·
8~6-6236.
Huntington Harbour
· R (1 C d CM yard. Kids. ""I O.K. 18T~ pnv. $250. dys 833-6406; aft 5 Imo . CIJl (213) horne 1n first ineremenr of Y.'/OC('an & mt view, 1700 5() ly Sll.:io<J. Ph: oss 14) oron• del Mar 1999 Harbor Blv ., Bf'ach Blvd. 'f:M-ltl!!l.' &, 833-2299. _7_98-8,,~nJC--. -,,,-,-.,,,,,--·I N1gurl Shores. Prime lo!. f1, .l br. 2 ba, ram rm. frplc , 5.~1738 or \\.Tite: Spt>nCP.r
Sweeping ocean v I e w s. bltns, nvf!f"sized pr, lrg Real Estate, P. O, Box 2828, 3 BR, 2 ba. All bltns, incl FREE 11 3 ~R. elr.c bltns, washer, Ea5f Bluff 3 BR. -Garden Sett!.na
About 1 mo. to completJOn. lt>vel Jot. $33,950. 675-3593 Big Bt>ar Lake. Calif. !"('frig, freezer. <lshY.~r. Blk Landlords-Owner s dryE"r, $24(). 3 BR l ba . S300 Mo. (or 6 mos. lease)'
OR eves. I =s=iG~~n--,-,--~N=.-,=,~,., to bch, no P"1S, $32.l yrly \Vt> will refer ~ena.nt& to you * * 842-2276 * * ' ' very ruce-. Winton Real Est.alt! 675-3.131 °" J 67-5359 496-~ Comp!E'fflly crp!'d &. Orp'd. 4 BR, 3 BA. rtri-levd <k>lux S J C I t Chalet-Gre'llt View-"'OOded st'. a-', . . l'.REE of charge ... Jl..lany 3 BDRM 21-· bath POOL pool. $325. 644-6477 alt 6 pm. 3 BR, 1 ba apt. Steps to bay.
cus-1111 home in Monarch a n uan ap S rano lo1. paved 111., New 3 FllRN. Only. 2 Rr hSt', Call dl"S_irable. 1enants Qn o u r Conv l~ti~n. S2is / mo: $210 mo Winter. G~.
Bay. l yrs old, this home SJC DUPLEX Bedrooms, 11; ha. 16 mile to lo !ltt hy app!. fi30-4075 Loe. y,·a11Jng hsl. Call ~~7S. Newport B•ach 67~77.
has evrryrhing. All hltns, In good arE>a. well buiH. side sin litr. Moonridgf', 546--8130. ·130 Acacia. C(!:'.11', ALA Rentals• 645-3900 Irvine * Adults Pr•ferr.d * 'B~.~l~bo-.-p=-.-.~1.-,-0~10---I
Crpts, Drps. Sauna, Play-by ~ide units. To1al income 546-8231 or 213-332-3716. Costa Mesa FREE RENTAL SERVICE i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; J BR. 2 Ba. Frpl, new cp~. :--:::,.,-.,_..c.:....;;c:;... __ I
roo111, Sundcck. ,\prro:oc 4000 S.110/mo. Bilt-in RI 0. d 11_. --......... 3 Bedroom 2 Bath largf'I' drps. Gar. fac~ Pool. $2/;i • S35 WK & UP -On Ocean
sq fl. X1nt linancin1:. \V1ll CaJ1)els, drap!'"-, FIA heat, Real Ettate Want• .. l BR cn!tagc in rrar, mature pant!!cd Jamily roo~ with 2 BR. 2 baths .......... $265 CALL REALTOR 548_6966 Lovely &cbelon 1 BR.
"-E'll rllhr.r one. Cali ownt'r, r nclosed garagt'~. m11 le (lnJy Furn & urtl paid. fireplace, newly painted &. 2 BR, 2 ba~, den ....... $300 Maid service. Pool. Util pd.
499-4191!. J UST S.l."),000 R·3 LAND WANTED $120 mo. Yirst & last mo&· carpe!C'd, new double oven 3 BR. 2 ba,.!J .• atnum --$3~ Duplexes Fur n. 345 e Call 675-8740 e
M ONARCH BAY CAPISTRANO VALLEY' 5 lo 30 acre~. ;o.1cl'.1 ichacl "'<.'runty <l,. fl n J. 191:> &: dishy,•asher. Beautiful 3 BR., 2 has, bonu1> rm $330 General YEARL'l or Winter (Sept SJ
T ERR ACE REALTY Company. (1) R71-3950 Anahl'1m Avl', C .. \1. rondition lhroughout $250.00 4 BR .• Z'h: ba .• lam. r m $330 2 BE!drom, l Bath, near bay.
l f 31~1 ~-m•-Cop·,,._..,. \\'Al"TED lrom ov.-·I>. 4 1;-g l BR -"I t Id 11 mo avail 00\1."' 548-8640 3 BR., 2i.; batlu; •····· $300 WINTER Rental. Balboa. 3)'.) Alv.11r--'-P l•-. fnrr.vrr vil"w! De 1ght u] t n· ,,., ...... '"' ud • ..., • l>"'-"' oca ion,, ea or · · · · E HAVE O'I1lERS ....., -.. ..
rry w/spa.rkling lotuit,1in. 493-112•1 unit11. Princ1p\~~ only. re!lr('d couplt. Ga r d n f!f IM~IACULATE AND NEW 4 W Near hay, 2 bedroom $150 'e-A~CH=E~L~O~R~.-pt.----.--1
Dhl. frpll'. in liv. rm.&. din. ~!'ii!'ii!'ii~~~~~~ I :,.1~3139 incl, many xlTa~. 548-1516. BEDROOM hom~ wlth fenc. mo. 673-1351. !um, $130 mo. Incl util,
rm. 4 Big bdrms .• 3 ~Jtls. ; ~ PRIVATE parly wants 2, :1, L•gun• Be ach ed yan:I, ~rinklcn and fully W J NT ER R~ntal-Bay!ront :Y@ftrly. 64;Hl662, 64&-3457.
l..anai. 2 Patios, poo'l:-fien RG~ID~;~1t•, a or 4 unit in Costa Mt>sa :-::-::---~-o'"'",-,---landscaped, Ne'W carpets Balboa. 2 br. S250 mo. inc. YRLY large 1 br, bltns,
!he mcn;r dlscrimlnating buy-;;;;;;;;;;;;~-~ 12131 291-5-125. L.sE 10 7/1: 2-BR. den lam .and drapes. Near tht>. beach, utilities 673--13jl. pa tio, blk" bfl.y/bch. $1tlt. r~ will lovf' this! $106,500 ~!'iiiiii!!~~~~~~~~ rm. N. end. nr bch &. .IO\l.'n. for $265. per mo. Call Balboa Pe ninsula Adultli/no pets, 615-678L L•guna Niguel Realty Malure adlts. \V&ler, trash, A~nl, 546--4141.
830-5050 499-1344 RAEcPreOaSSgEeSIEoOr 110•1 ,l~•"l o~:::. ,~--'-'_"'_"_''_''--~l l • l ~:!Sl~ gardnr. .S 2 7 5. 3 BR &. fllm rm. ctlJlti. 1st ~;~~~ a::"Bldg. ~~~:~:i~~ ~:. w~n:r: Corona d•I Mar
WALK 1/i hlk m heach k M esa del,Mar •< ' . 1.-c-c-==c--=c---~-1drp5, frplc, fenctM ya.rd, db! Univen;i!y Park CHA.R..VUNG l Br, prdt!n
marina. 4 Br, 3 Ba, choice -:....-----·I NO DOWN, $2:1 n10. Near LG1 'J ~R/gar. Clean, view. gar_ $250. GA.rdener incl. Days 833-0IOI Nights l :.l~lOO:-;:m~o,.~'~'"::-"-o_i. ____ apt, wafk to beach, $160 lrtil
DllV Isle. ]('l(·ation. lrg cor BY 011."ftt'r · fi~,~ ~ 2.IXXI S<t. ft. lrg lake. 968-0047. c ose in. Adult15 $235 mo. 847-8871 842-3772. Coat a Mesa incl·. 642--6766, 494-4117.
lat. Qlr.111'. 2ll-5.112-l496. Low dn, 4 br. 2 ba, rn. I A-=-'o_•_rt~m-e-n71•-;fo_r_s_•~le-,.1S"'2 B~~i;:~~un lty 200 830-90l 7. Z Bedroom 1 bath home with :::'.O:::C::-'.":::::----:-:--; CO~I BO _l Br turn, WL.lk kl
Irvine
TERRIFIC
LOCATION
e park just ou1side your
back gele
e 1, blk. to 11wunm1ng pool
&. tenni1
• Shopping IS ju~I II i;hor1
!!Troll ck>wn thf. ~e,.nbE'h.
Call for 11n apr)t. tn ~re this
l)eautifu!l.v lnrl~cpri. ~ BP..
2•,, Ra . 111n111y h('mr : s:il.'100
ired hill
Unh· Park Crntrr. Jrvinr
CAiJ Anyrimf' R3.1·0l\20
Laguna Be4!11ch
NEAR BEACH
Own )"'Ol.lr (l"''n !·bdrm. ar<1r1-
mcn!, Just !';'!eps to 1 h e
l)t'ach, Spaciou~ l"ICt'an view
<leek, pool. Only $32.500.
..,JO tan.
REAL ESTATE
1190 Glenncyre St.
·19-1-9473 5'19-03l6
FAMILY DELIGHT
Beauli ful ty !and~aped. w/
fen~ yard: p'trnty of room
for 1ti4! Lttfte ~. 3 BR .•
2 bwtftE. Uvini; rm. w/fflllC.
L_."t!.' •• ' ~ f"flUipped kilch.
w/l<Jl!tl1 of 5tora~. Good
neighborhood, <' I 0 1l f: to
$Chooll . :All this & AN
OCEAN V I E \.\'. Askini
S38.~. • ~
~ llOUTI' L..00!.l'IA. (NI, ....... -..--
.. 499-2800 ..
* HANDYMAN S.PECIAl.
Ott>an vtf'W I Old~r 2 BR.
conv. den, trplc. ,-~.
draP""· Shf!lleM'd p 11 t i n.
Nf'eds minor ~t.er. repair A
paint. Only S.'\4.900. ~nsSION REAL TY '94-0731
FANTASTIC View. North end
Sllllt i!V"i. 2 Bk. 2 BA. M!P
din rm bf.ilfi" 1cl11:1. bllm,
quiet d~•~nd 1t. Ne.,.,. paint ,
drp1. pl'uah cpL 0wnu
8.'11HiJ&2 * 494-84fil.
II'• alwaJJf ~ rlghl time .t
aJWllys the f11hl placf' H
yo11 Wint RliSULTSJ Call
SU..."678 It plaett ttial •d
tor111y!
s3:1.!r..,n. 1 m m e d. pl'IM. l BR, nr ocean, util pd. \ ~rage, iastsicle, $175. call 3 BR. 2~~ ba thse. · S.300 $32:> ~~si;;;F1F atta, N~w bch, YT round f"l!'ntal. $135. l 557-sa_"-~-----32 + UNITS J-.-.. -,T-O_R_l_A_L_S._""""1 ___ ....,.-1 perron, $145/mo. 494-1749 Terry S.1&-2313. 2 BR. 2 ha. tnhr.e ...... s:ioo \\'3.Sn:r ~d~~a;l95t'~~.rf:9 &.dll. no pets. 642-.8520.
Mi5s ion V ie jo COSTA M ESA or 213: 244-6386. $85 BR . OK 4 BR. 2~~ ba. 'tnhse .... $350
1
' . Costa Mesa
EL DORADO HOME S S~70 M. $'50 !\11~ ~~· ,Exorel or-~~: ~:~h.\l,·:~:i,_;a~c;~tsj Lido Isl• . l *' uti~ pd,':. ·,' BBR 2,H1 .... ba(. home ..•• f3~ Newport Beach -::'.CC:"'."'.00'.:,.-.,.-o-""°'.,---rurancy. 6 .1-,,..,.1~ v.•nf'r· 1 ___ rtl R. oa. 6 mos) .... $32;) CHAR.\flNG 1 Br, bltn bar,
T revino Pla ns Avail. Realior. n10.~. \Vrlll' Clf!ssil1f'd Ad ~ BR!2 ba. Gorg~s brick $1pd25. 2 BR pvt home all u i eel h 11 3\VBR,. l "",· 1n,1:;,~ oet!antAlrnt, compltJy furn, n ew l y
(3 8R.·2 8ath5 ) No. :'112. DA ILY PILOT, patio &. n:I M · · · I Iner ony, <.w mo. St:l
p ced I Cemetery P.O. Box 1560, Costa Mei;a, , ga ~n. any .. * * . : r I extra lrg 3 BR, 2 bl!., ocean-paint't!d. Walk to shopplne A! }'{)llr cholc~. ri rom Lots/Crypts 156 ~~;.,..,, 6-IO mo Jse. $41.5. $150. 3 BR 2 B9, fenced for front. Winier only SZ75 mo. center. Adults -No pd.Ii. $21!,:iOO to $30.~. VA or ----'-'-----..,-Calif. 926~. ~"" 549-3643.
fHA 1E'rm! a\'ailab!r, 1-Burial Jor, Par1f1r ViP\I." $1500-Buyi; tx>aut 5\ore. All . kids & pcttl. 6210 &. 62101! Oceanfront. ~---------
c ,11 >od•>·· osk for NPll •, 1,-,,,J • ->. P··I. ~,.. 1 k & f " -0· \\'INTER Renla.l-4 Br, Den, * * * REALTY NB. 213f!i96.1709. onr. Furn Bachelor & I Br · " "~· ...,., • •• 'oc · LX•lllC!. an ques, .112 Ba. or 2 br, 2 ha, Sl.55. Pvt home on horse Un iv. Park Center, Irivne M1~"1on Vif'JO Ri>alry Call: 67.3-f,617. .sm ix:s !urn. 30 011 p1un-67:1-2559 Duple xes Unfurn. 350 E xc•ptlonally n I c •· 8J0-2808 837-9500 li ni;:~. Inf!~. By Ownrr. . . ranch, corral, tack rm, klds, CAil Anytime. &33-0820 $'30 up. 2110 Newport
Ne wport Be ach c;~~o;:::ium1 160 Pr1n1· only_ For II PP t, * \l.'ATERfRONT * Pf'I!, horse OK, * TURTLF.: ROCI(, next to Back._B_•_Y._C:--:-CC:-";:·-Blvd ., CM.
HARBOR
HIGHLANDS
4 BEDROOM
C"hel'k 1h1i:; h()mE' ronven1f'nt·
ly localt'd to f!ll far1l1t1cs;
isrh'lOls, park. \ihrnry and
\\fr.<'11·i lff ~hopping, r~h
hc'1u111ful green carpP'I mr,.r,;
thr ryr a.s ynu enll'r \Ill
M'nter hall. Lovf'ly hrick
patio off 11v1ng room. Own-
i>r Y.ill !rad~ for a Onf'-lrvrl
rondominium in ii 11 rho r
Arra. Pril'ffi at ju91 $.16.ff.i(I.
Ca'll 646-Tln fOT' appoint-
menr.
1-0 T HE REAL
\'.:". ESTATERS
TREE SHADED
3 Bdrm. home on tree shaded
corner near Cliff Dr. Sep.
dlnini:: rm. Brick fireplace.
Hdwd. flnnr.i w/cll.1"Pf!l5.
HVge halh plu~ 1.~ be.th. Dbl.
aara11:e £., Cllll>Ort on 11Uey.
$.';4.!IOO
SELL OR RENT
Baycrrst are11. 4 bdrms. tv
family rm. Large dining rm .
Kitchen blln~. 2 Ft-pies. 2
Tit!' bt!ithJJ, crp11/drps. On
wide 80' lot. $39,900 Or $.325
mo. leaM".
CAl.l. e '''·141' ~~ Nt•r Nt•,Orl Po11 Ortlct
NEWPORT HEIGHTS
GEM
One of the vtf'")' '""" &a.r\y
Amencan horn~ aV111labl~
in Nt>wport Beach. 3 bP.d-
room11, 2 bath!! on a huge
~twlod~ 10!. Ronm tor
bi:iftt & trailer. AU thi1 plu11
~ lrrr $111.950.
Walker & Lee
Re11.\tof'S
11M:t v.r~tdltt Ori\'"
~-7711 Op!'n 'til 9 P1\1
-"'~'--t>•J=O=I.-~--...,,---~ 1 ~a~~b!~-~42.~.A67.~'.11lfl' $200. 5 *BR ;lui 111.m rm. U.C.r. • hr, 3 ba, tam. rm. FOR k-asr: Nr UCI. 2 Br. CHA.R.•IING l br duplex.
2 BR, 2'2 ba . C'Ondn. Pool, ITALIAN' Stylf' /a m1ly H t Bch Kd ..... 11 \l.'el-cp!i;, D.\V .. stovr. 2 sty. 3 fenct'li yarrl. t'ncl f:'.!lr, New cpls, dps &. pe.lnt. ~;i.una. recreation ha.II rf's!Aurant . Ltving qrtn in. NE\\'LY dtc., turn, 2 BR un · 1 .s, .. ~ car gar. S335 inr!. [lO'll, fen-Sl50/mo. &JLlm2 Lo\•ely park Ii ke rur-
FOP.T IN CO. RltrK 642-~ eluded. Grosses $30.0CXl+. homt ._ "·i n!rr . •vlnl sT~R*LET 6.36-2860 ms. 9mo'slE'aSf'. RJ3.-2!)29. Coron• d t l Mar roundings. Quiet, mature
Income P roperty 166 \\'i!h elfor 1 $60.IXXJ EZ. trOOd Sep!/lJ. $3()(). 67.;....6174. adults only. $135. 543-6920.
HOME & GUEST
HOUSE -$22,700
Comfortabl!! 3 lx-droom homt
v.•lth separa le 1 be<lroom
house for gni.ndm11 or grand-
da(!. Use for ~~~ves, or
J"f>fll out. P~n1 income
$270 per mn. S3, IOO down
g!ve1 you a 14% return on
your do"·n payment. Betti'r
check thi~ -2 hoUS!!S for
$22.700 is worth lnVe5tigat-
lng.
Walker & Lee
lea.Sf' & low rental. Jck'al fror 2 BR 2 BA. hrepl, dbl gar, 3 BR. 2 ba, Lrg fnC'd yard, Laguna Beech OPEN Sal l -3 : 2 units: 617 BACHELOJU &: 1 BR'i, $130
family eor coup!t. Book.o; F'A hr, ""llhr/rlryr, patio nr East :as~;J50*mo. $325 MO. Spaclou.~ & immRc. Iris, 4 BR. 3 b11, 2 sty apt-mo & up, weekly terms o~n. $16,000 Ca..sh. Inquire' he.:irh . li75-522.1. * * 3 Br. 2 ba. home. Yard. cpls, c!rp~. l)ltn kil,-hen, avail., .all util paid. No
rlas.o;ifif'd ad 11t'l. 199, D11i!y Lido Sa nds Balboa Peninsula hltn~. dE>ck &. vif'w. pat10!i, lrplc, 2-car garai;('. childi·en, no petJ;. 991 El
Pilo!, P.O. Box 1360, Costa ----------1:::;;-~";:-7::7'--:-;::IPLACE REALTY 4~1-9704 Nr bt";Jl'h "-<-'hool s ·'~ shops Camioo 546--0451.
Mt'$11, Ca. 92626. DECOR. furn, 3 br. 2 ba. $395. 3 BR, 2 BA, y~ar'I¥. 409 296~ So. Coast "'"'"':'!'·· L.B. S4JO & .\32:':1. 6 4 4-63 9 7 . lw=v~u=~.~,~B~,.~---.-,..-.1
ORANGE Jul'."'· low down. bl!ru; w/pool &: rl"t. tac. JI,) 1\1 SI. lmmedi a te 3 ARCH"•" -1-644-2::-!0hkr. ...... p-• po6SeSSto n 644-:16lO U<>..J• ocean view St'. new .. , .. g crpta. ....... ~
Owner \l.'ill c-arry. {)\l.·~r blk to bch . 9 mt'l leaM! tram · 2 Br 2 Ba den rlin rm farn Costa Mesa to l!'bopl... Ample parldnc.
615-2452 •or 5-48-9ll6. 9/12. 675-2157. Corona del Mar rm. '$325. · 4~764 t'V~I .&. Adu!'--· fl"" 2 BR. Small potio. $13.5 m(I. ""· no .,.... ..... "'"""•
Investment
Opportunity 220
Fi ne Art lnv1st m111nt1
Di.!JCOv~r ~ unique advan-
tagrs It. profi3 obtai~
Mesa Verde 11.·knds. 1941 Pomona CM IRVINE TERRACE: 3 br, .~-~-~-----1 Adul~ onl y. 2170 C Pacitic . · · -
3 Br, 2 be, fam rm, 0111 rm. 21.h ha, Patio, trpl, CIJllll!tz, M••• Verd• Ave. &l4--0j79. e i & 2 Br. fl-40. &: up. Trop-
1100 1q ft. SJ.25 1 blk xoil drp.~. retrig. $J4(I incl. <'"l"VVf"I ""SS 4 B 2 "-, l BR c , •--il tio 1ca.l pool, Spiral Slain, frplc. Gardener No Pets. 1425 San· ,,,.-v, Lo.<:. r, D<I· New •· · r,:i.;, ·~m ce • pe ' )IS E 1-~• -courw.. 54~31.112. -•~ -d\\'Shr ,.ardener c--'. 1 alfult. $148 util pd. · au•, ..,_.,.,....,_. ..---.,-,.--.----I tandla, Owl"lf'r on premillf'S ... .,..... ' ' " ••"
Newport Beach or Unique Homn--67'!>-0000. lncl'd, SJOOfmo. Call to gee Ye3rly. 642-8520. _ .. laa~hel9r Apt. $120
M0-3276, ~17 Ceylon Rd. lit"' l •• · First I< lut. 64'-3589 IMMAC. 2 hr cottage on prv 2 BR, 2 ha, beaut, unique 2 ~,.--~-..,,.-,-.,.--PUt a ue .. ool in your ~~=c-=-"'-~"""'~~.
"'8<h, v.'inter $175 util pd. •'·. Ba·-"·-,0 tt•g•, Immediate Occuriancy Levis -U""ll 1hose b11ubles for Don't live up the lhlp!
Realtun through 1killful. investment
2'790 Harbor Blvd I'll Adams ln fin~ art. Call R. D.
54:M)465 Open ;tU g pr.t HamptOn .l. Anoe. (714) "' "".-"'" l Bednx>m" * $235. "bucks". Call Cla.Mitied "Li!t" tt In ci.:..lbed, Sllip Couple. Nn. B&y 8 . Frp!c, garage', All wood in-· Bays~ Prk. Newport. side & out, Many trees, no -:;;;;;;O;B;;kT;:·,:8.J8.<34'=::;;::';;;::;;;:::;::::.:;:61;:>-:;;56;z78;:.==;;;::;;;;;;;::=:;...:"'="'::"':'":::R.aul=·:;:;;•;! ~'P"';;;;'I';;•
1 BDRM on !he bay. childnn or pets, S300 mo ... PENT HOUSE m-6330.
Owner'11 apt. anri clble garage Money to Loen 240
and sun rle-ck with Oc"t'an 1---'-------· I V~w. Foor olfi.. wit" 1st TD Loan f]66 mo. 67S-15l4 or 494-TI89. d/iQ-0 J\~ ( D"C be!.9 * 5.18--0778 * 2 BR. ""'"· ,.,,,,, Pl!:ll ~ ~").-~ pq•p
plus ample covered p8.rkini;:.
Gro6s annual i n c o m e 7% INTEREST * oc E ANFRDNT·Wiotor crpt/d.,,.. Avail S.pt 7th. The Punlt> wilh f}, uill-ln er.--.,. ~ntal. S250 per Jn(). 2 Br, l No pe1a. $195. ~2146. 1Jg11
in.''°·""' d•. """ "''" 2nd TD Loan f,85,000. Vogt! Co. Realtors
Ba. Encl gar. 642-8001. 2 BR. family rm. & f.rplc, So. O ~rrra«~emb~e~d', :!:'
WINTER rent-2 Br, gue&t of ~wy. S2J5 incl'di Util, low to form four alcnpl• words. 54S-9346.
COST A i\1ESA INCOME
Invest seo.coo · AMWTle
$35.500. 6.6% Gel 11 %
Return net nrt net.
Space for mon bldp
On thi1 M-1 a<n. No
Mgr. No Vaeancift. Al\
Old tenam.11. CIOlf' in.
t..,ylle RJty 538 W. l91h
~8-9-193 543.2547
4-PLEXES
$6.fn> down ,. Pri~ $55,000.
W1rnr.r & Oak. Hunt. Bch.,
2 bl.ks W. "' Bf:ech Blvd.
New crpis 4 drpa, fil't!pl'11.
f1 ht, ps bltlm:. Gd fin.
Open Sat &. Sun lrom noon.
LEADERSHIP R. E .
842-46/~53J6/M7-591.1
Term1 bhed oo equity.
642-2171 .!45-0611
~r Harbor l.lft n yn.
S•ttler Mortt•ve Co.
116 .E. 17\h Strfft
rm, 1% ba, patio, trpl. dbl Av.ail 9/21. 675-7007 aft 7.
aar, wsh/dry. fi'5-3956. LRG-Attra.c 2 BR, dftl, din
FU R NI S H ED H ou14!, rm, fri>lc, cpts, cirpl, no
oetllllfronl. Call 675-5069 Jl("ls. $250. Yrly. 67J.m74.
betwffn 8 .l 11 AM. Costa MeN
San Clemente MESA Verde, lg. 3 br., fam
II ~ 11 .2:-8::R~fllroi--,.,-,,,,.,,c-.-. orpt-c-,-:.:-,,.,,,.-,' mi w-frplc, el~ bl.t1n11 4
. Deen v · .\ 11 d&hWlhr. 2 petlOI, kids ok. ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;~; 492-~l2. iew ro COUl'le. Sl&5. 5'19-1673.
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u-u-FurnlsMd 300 House• Unfurn. 305 3 BR. Sl~. 2 Br, ~ ::---:------I $165-$175. Cptlldrpl-2ll·F ·G-.-.. -•• -1------General Avocsdo. !li48-1405, 5*-8251.
SlJS.lITIL PD. Gardf'n t)'Pe
&ChelQf' w/ POOJ... Ide.al
Pnr young 8\ng\e.
BEACON * 64!-0111
$150-STEPS to OCM.n. 1 Br.
~:~ hv rm, pttio.
Avail 9111 .
EASTSlDE Cos1a M7sa .3 $:..pfbc~PJ>e~ ~
bdrm. 2 ha.t h home. Freshly CM. 67Ho:l). · '
pnJnted, alllCI new (I'ef'nl 7~=--,---,-,,-;;;::;,-
1hag carpets ttu"ut:luL Dbl. * 3 Bt. OOme, 2 Ba. Frple .•
11:nr1ge, mr~r lot with Fm:ed yan1.
len«-d )'ll"d. Rent •l $205 548-2"nft
per month or option lo buy. 2 Br, ctps. l'l.l'lif!:, patto, pr.
Call Btokf'lr M.>9491 -Open quiet. $150. 645 V'lc1oria.
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-:::::· ~~-~-=;:;:~-;:;~-· .. ..,against w he n they went to r Sunday school a nd ware told
t-,;.11-rO_K.,..ll_Or-T..--tl to an rn their --t-1. I'. I I I l'.O c...., ... ""' """"'" -•...... _ __._._ .. _ ............. _ __. by ""'"• '" ""' ~ ..... -you d.wilcp from np No, 3 below. e PR~s~~~~~slfTTERS IN I' 11 1s I' I' r I
·., mr~:c'. LEITERS 10 I I I • I I I VacAncieos C05t. money! Re-nt
your house. apt., ~
blftg . "'<"· thru 11 DftUy PUot
C1;1ssiUed Alf.
BEACON *645-0111 Evt1. &f6.8736. Mrr. Unit 2.
~·or bm rHUltl! 642--M78 we·u help yoo atU ! 642-5678 SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS IN CLASSIFIED 700
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Apts. Furn. l60 Apts. Fur n. 360 Apt. Unfurn. 365 Apt. Unfurn. 365 Apt. Untum. 365 Apts.., Apts •• Rentals to Sha,.. "3G Industrial Rental 450
c"~o-,-,.-M-e-,-.-----Newport lle1ch ----------Costa Mes• Huntln9ton ~•ch F1.1rn. Costa Mes•
or Unfurn.
Sant• Ana 1--------1--=-=:-=-=.,,.,.-,-CA~:ALs~-"~-':.,,9,,.R9. ~.,0~""T.~E ,~!:~.~. I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii CHILDREN 1140· ~" N N N e e e NEW e e e 'l Bfl. urrturn, crp!I, drp1 , warm ?>iediterranean a tmOI· l BR * d1>n, .'lla1•r1td cpl!!. eW eW eW b!tl'I!, t-hildttn welcnmt , S!IO
phtrt Spac:K>us color co-l"lnly. r-:o ch1ldttn or P'tli. Y'll c d AL:\tOST READY ! moYe-in Allo1<1•anao. 7 JJ
l70 Furn. or Unfurn. 370
S•nt1 An• ROOMMATE Mf'(lj>(j ,,., llntl
&r ahaN!' l hr apt lll c.:-.1. ('!r
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TEACHER n~ roomm111'.
OIY'anlmnt , turn. trnm Sept
-.lul"lf', Sll2 .• '148-429.3.
* Newport S.ac:h *
NEW M·l Building
810 P!"".lductinn P1.
4200 sq, It "\
833-3.)3.<i "Ir, Herh•I, A~.
1000 ft Industrial. Two of·
l1res. Her!IA~e Re'lll Estate
turn1.shed .or styh! & com· ON THE -BEA(~ COOL. rnESH! bidi. '"Hh '101 2 BR.~ BA LUXU PJOUS l Br-.-"='>-.lk<_nt_
ord!n:it!d •Pbl -dt&J.&"oed" Yrly. 12.)Q Jl':r 1110. 54i·l&!l I a or ova ~u~r Comlorr&ble 10 uni: UUC!! .. 536-486.q. • ~
r .. maJe room ma If. wantt d. A~k for Le& Luy m es ,
r-.·eed 2 BR "'Jnt n-renL\/ ~ll:il. tort e Heated pool e Kitch· 2 BR turn. newly decor. \\'1n-QUILi _ SA:rE APARTMENTS d1.~111nce tn hfoa r h &. ahop'a:. •
~11;: R~'.~~~~~~~i :. ler or ~"i"~,-,~~!:,,s. 1;\'ear Back Bay) Mu•t See ~o Appreciate SM.i crpt'd. Dshv,.hr. Ort !.!-~Y ~l • ~"""' 40 Unit Adult ,'\ear rool N"'Jll Bo.ck Bay, 1nz room. LoAd1 or ilor&&t. ......__ r •,'l_ .J\l 1 BR.·Sli.i turn. STEPS l ixh 11~" 1 -i;C"hooh1, ""'rk.,. YMCA, &y'1 P11110. G•'''' Arl<1ll• only. ,. .. ..J.~"::ll>' UTILITIES L'\'0.UDED 0 . · '"'mo '""'"'"' Apartment Complex ,~. •
31\1 w. \\'llson &l2-l9TI l hr. !tJm_ o.p1. ii/gar. 1 & 2 BR. Apt•. CltJti, ~hoppg, ff"\l'Y• .. rc .. 1-'-"~'-'~"'~"-'~'·~'~"=·1_1~'°~·--,1}>}-...-..iW WE if~
N~port Stach. 64;..~ =R-E=.,='T--.,-1_-1-. -1=125--.,-.~n.
l St\Jrienr1 Nd Rm. r.h1 lf' !or I $ll5/mo. lll.<i Loian, C~I .
3 Br. houf.f ln N.B. $72. CAU 67~5llfi
:'14~1261 ASk fflr Ch.\rl,._~. S~lALL 1ndust. unlt, w. 16th
675-j'>2fl, all !>, 11.nyrime £r.terta1n1ng 11·1JJ he a ple11 ~· r.~-~ ht.-i r, i;:ii.• cookinit. * 2 l< J BDRMS. Sl&l up '4/" RACHEL.OR :I0-40-~tr11.it:hl SL N B. Si.'i ml"I_
lo .11h11.1"' :\ Rr AIJI \J blk fl.ll'i.-171.t
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INDUSTRIAL Uni!~. c.,"1.
Garage• for Rent 435 I 11(}...22('1 pow~r. S9~. to
e e 11·knd~ urt O<>coro.11ni lh1.c; Jn1 i>!y, "ait r. s!I pair!. i\IO/:'<IO P 11ti9, pool. ch!ldrt n. MOR.A 411 LOVE •
WESTBAY ELDEN YEAR LY 2 br. over ~aragts. spac1ntJ:; ap1 "it! be 1. .)Oy. l.'flm SI~-, 2.124 Eltli>n -iee KAI APTS. lWl Mor• KA.i ~£1\' 1 ;1.11<l '} Bedrm. gM<len 1 Bllo. El Ril ncho ,\lk;. mar-• S(lf'r1;i1 <"ab1ne1 1par e "'r call Trrl ll'M(lhtad -Lint', 1.2 blck l:. ol Be11.rh, CHILDREN !
Sll:J/MO. r h: 642-14/t"i.. d I 611 • , "k \'1ilii Cordova acros.s 1treet. ""'· 2-R~. •1 •-• c 11 h ill"t! " pool. Aduln,, f rom n e rp Sl mo. 67.'>-49:.11. u.J'o.' .1.:arases w I I; ~tor M&-OOJ:l "" ~"'' ,.. uuLlrn o•st Vi ~~ wt '"'" "'"" " ~l~:i 1 B " 1 1 _, e Bm rr1J e Lndr.11 e Paflo.'i OCE:ANrRONT "''''· '"••h. $500.000 Child C•re Cen!er & D•y Sc.hoo1 l'b;:'/l-prlll ll.cv. , 1"1. r . r urn apL l.:11 1nr "' n , ~ 1 r • "" ,_ • A.000 111 It. Cli1bhotJse w11h e11ter111ning Rent•I• Wanted 460 2311 Elden Avl"' c.:-.1. :.·(I cl11.Jdrt-n l"lr ~· '1403'.-;: • \\ Ul5('1!. t llgt i;;ra.s 51Ve DELUXE !ilrwl~ck. M \\er dlx 2 br, f1C1lrr1t1, 5f lllll b1rh1. b1Jl11rds & u 1d 2176 P l11fi>ntia ·"''"
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fi-0-57ii0 • lf>fh Sr. :"l B &16-4fM • Spet·:al ~otJnrlproo!1n~ APARTMENTS bllns. cpl!, drps, lndry, t •r. 1oom • 3 he1itd pool!, J11cu1z1 & t ab11 n111 1rear1. 6.16-4120. RESPONSIBLE bu.sines!·
• Deep 2 Mlor ~hill: :--;(l\V AVAILABLE nr 5hop~ .<. pii>r. S175. • 51rbect1e. b1dm1nton. $hlllllebo11rd • 1. Offic• Rental .... 0 Newport Heights carpel:. rtriip,.~ d 1 2 & .3 bedroom apar !menls • (e111ral Q•-~· -m11n, wan111: rJ~11.11, turn,
*$35 WE EK I. UF'* -1.AS & \VA1'f::R PA In Air Conr! -Frplc's • J S11'im· A u 111• Bab.v nk. J.'l&-21.ll. refrige111ted 11r<ond11ion1no • Pri vttt -t•r· ID-E-SK------.----1 ( l'I 11 do I 1 w n h 1 e a bt
Studio I. 1 BR apt•. CLEA.'< 1 or 2 Br Adlts. no Mo. to Mo. From 5140 m ing Pmls -Health Spa • AOUL TS·2 BR STUDIO r11ee1 • W1!k-1n wardrobe,. ~pa!':e-av11.ilable S:i0 1 9/,i !l62-48.'l9
SUNNY ACRES pel ~. lg kit. Sl:t>---l l.'11. 2421 ; Tennis Crts -G.c .... It Bil· I'' B n .__, All 1hl1 fol'lll, lwu1no llvh1• h tlft 1114 • ..... mo. Will pmvlde furniture ,,70==~~---~-~c l 2:::23 £Iden ,\\'"· C.\I ~.... j a. pa n, ...... cony, .1:"3r· • ., at IS mo. •-""•n'•g ••-·•·-1\1.·ANTF.O: Room tor W!'.lrlc· E 16th S!, .'\'B. fr.lf>.-1~1 I liard R.o<-m 2 hlk -11""" A.I ... ~ " •· "" MOTEL See :\!gr TPd \l'oodhead · 1ti;-r, S••vm~an. JU. -·~--------llilll'•••t,. a vailtible. 31'15 No. El inc h11chelor, '" '"-'"'
A U I 36s l ;, 2 BEDROOM l"'l 01 , HR --~ pt. n urn. 646--0032 .,., iv · · C am ino Ri>11l, San 1' 8'!11ch 1 hl~· ;o;outh ol :F'a irgmunds ,!!!!!!!!!!!!lllJ!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!lllJ!!!!!!!!!!I FROi\I Sl40 BEACHBLUFF APTS. Clt mtnte. 492-4420 49-1-119-l"i t vff. 2::<6 :--.·e11·port Blvd. G e ner•I MEDITERRA NEAN 548-9753 • • 2 k ~ RR. :l BA, pool, patio, f'OR lt&.oie or renl flfhr,. l • BLUFFS, 3 hr, 2 b.a condo. 1~7:--c-= WEST BAY ELDEN VILLAGE DI\\'. Rl1l Elh~. 842-7644 • AU i!,. in shopp1n~ ('t fller, 7:iti fmm SX'll .
111.'i IO Sll>-1 Br. Ba<h •Pl YEN DOME I . \!atur!. adl!.s only neM ap->."Fl\' 1 and 2 Rtr!rm ;:-ar· 2-!00 Harhor Blvtl., C.M. 2 Br., pa.tit1, pnol, d.oihwhr, ~fl. ft. Recepl rm. 2 ol!ire~., l\7:.-Jtj7 "l'M!
ply No pe1s. 2135 Elden. J),f:\rlACULATE APTS! den ~r•s. ". JX'IC'L ,.\dults. (7141 557-11010 displ. refrig, n.r. ~p. util .'llnracr. h~. crpl'rl . A v~11 1 NEF:D room at rn-1\ch or 111
:>!gr ADULT and ~ 1'C\m $1 J.') 1i.ENTAL OF'FICE ~ Adult~. M2-51~2. •· ~11. l'\.: E . l7!h St CM. I CO!llll M~.<ll . WI to s1o.
:-:E\l'LY decor11.led 1 & 2 Br FA~llLY &cnl"ln '}JJJ El~:j~; • C.~J . OPE.~ 111 A:-01 TO 6 P:>f WALK TO BEACH • Sl50. 61->-2450· \ :">4S-9JJ;1 11~k t,.,r l\•n.
apts. Adults only. 00 pets. Close to shopping, P1rk Lovtly I k. 2 BR. cpl, drp~.1--------------------DESK ~pace ~vailable $50 Mi•c. Rent•I• 465
ln(]Ull'e 1191.~ Rochester. , Spacious J BR's. 2 ha • • blrns, <lshwhr. M7-J957 Apt. Unfurn. 365 IApts., mo. W1tl provule furniture [ * S11•1m pool t/ 9M.:llD~Dnu 2 BDRM ' 1 •-h Furn. or Unfurn. 370 at SS mo. Answering ~ervife "':CC'."':".0~7',-::C-:C'.':::':~I C!\l. 'pu grttn ......_......,.., 1 oupex nr uo:&r ·Santa An• a vai111ble. 22l Fof'f'~.I '"· CAMPERS I. BOATS * frpl, Jn1h11 Lndrv fa c'l1 El CORDOVA Cp11 ........ • •lo•• No --e AVL now-1 &: 2 Br Jurn. l84S Anahe<'m .A "•· _ ELDEN _ '.,.,,.."' ~"'· pe'"·I ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;. Newport B••ch L1tguna Be1tch. 494-9466 lf!IW"fil Mir .~1orage 50c ft.
P I .. l , • '"·' ;10-'5Q1. I' CAN'T BE BEAT i ·.::::_:::.:_:::::_ __ liJiDES~K=;;, .. ~.:;,";,~ ... ;i .. i;i,b~1.;-.,s50~I ~~~~"'~,..,~~~-~~~[ 00 · rec rm. ~" or. No COSTA .\tESA 6-l2·2S24 Apts. I I-,......... ~ " ,,.,., children nr pets. 646-:J814. LRG l Br. 11.pl. P1itm, erirJ VISTA DEL MESA mn. \Vill provide furniture
, .\'.E\\' 1 b 2 BR Luxury Apf.o;. eSPAR KL I NG N EWe gar. marritd rpl, no A"'artment• ii t S:'i mo. Answering se""'I"• I I~ Roomy 2 Br. !urn llP?E'r. Ma-DLX 'JSR 4-plex lO\l"f'r, C'Ofl\' lJ~h11·hrs. xrr~ ("iosrti; 8 .. cup-l BA-' room .. "'"."" SJ.);). ..'Id "' s NG sro " .. " " J C ! l ] '= C<u rtn fll' Pf'l.'I. 84,........5-49. I. LE RY 1 !.· 2 BR. fttTn, & Uni. Oi ~h· 11 v11.1l 11ble. 1787~ BeA<"h Blvd. Announeomtnl•
lure cpl. r.o pets, Sl&l uttl 1""1~01 P 1 te .'JJ .~10 rl•r. hoard~. luxllr.\' ~hag crpr g, 2 Bedroom ...... "" • • Sl75. Lagune Beech !outh Sea Atmosphere 1v11.~htr -$tt1\'t and Refri.;: • Hnnfi.n.e;ton Be11.ch. 642--4321 '---------'
pd. fr.l2·.ilFl ""'mn nq "D 31101 bea ut, rl'c f;i ril !.• POOL. GARDEN AP'TS. 2 BR 2 B 11l -\la, c \I . • A Shag crpl"i;i:-Lri R,.r renttr. BAY VIEW OFFICES SHARP 1 Br & 2 BR Htd -r ·-· ,\dulrs e l\n P"I~. \l'lTii POOL. OCEAN Vlt"w, 1 BR li rtudin Carrw.ts Ad""°' R"'T <I• 1 Sl" ,_ 2 ,.. · ,... '"" · r ~ •1" l1Ph1x .. , A1r-C11nditiollf'rl pool. !\r. SllQp~. AduJT.\. r-·o BR duplE'x. rrpf!<, .-:lrps. '2077 Chrtrle .'ir. 6-12-·1·170 2,111 Elden Avt., C '.It. \\'/stove & rtrr C"' 21!17 Air 'Cond1t1on~d T 1· & M D • , .... · us 1n e1a riv e Lido Al'f>ll _ ~lOc ~. t"I. pets. Uni pd lSS.I ~1onrov1a. ~l(lVt>. k1vr!y !ncrl yrl, i;:~r . fi4.l-10~0 f;.12-490.i RotJn~eve! Ttrr. Yearly. Pnvait P11til"I!< * 545 4155 * "'' Auto transport•tion 525
NEED ricle from MtSll. Vt rde :l-IF.-Olli. SJ-I;,. Ga.rrleflf'r lncl. S47-SS~l ADULTS ........ KO PETS 211 · "'' ·1•1 , 111 HE•TED POOL • Rt1t lonomiN< hkr. ii7~700 S ' h £1 · · ....... -:i ~ ro · ... --~re"ll to \'l<' ol Brookhu~t k
1 lo 2 Br li:, 1tle11I Jor 2 men. or &42-3772· * panlS egance Slln. Studio, UtiJ p11 id. Stnv... Plenty ol lii 11'n T!l'"' m~.~t ~la:~lul ~iew of ATTOOFRFNICEEY'S Ball Rd. Anahi>im &.
Sl30 !,, Slffl Adlrs onl,y. e.lboa Island 3 Bd m * 2 e th . fl' ..... J hlk '· h Carpon b Slorage r.ETUF:N ~· 1~·2 f!"' ~ ... 1-----------Quiet Adult Living r a te I£. er,..~, 8 ....,Ac . lfTDDEN \'fLLAGE th'! hii y & Of'Piin in tht wp;i.ct .!iva.11. 21.1 4.t2.7;,11 ~!,i!'!!jj·!jj·!·!jj~i!'!~i!'!!'~·~":~,,.!_.I PM!. 1'.l'J.'\ Church. :i-18-96.U. L h h d I 494,7/)ff; H.<i~'-~ ·-· ' RR. , B ' -.:e.-::c.,.,,..-:,:---;o=-:'-'C,-1 UPPER 2 Br.1,..,lr, dlS""Sll l. Sil '" cpl e rli·p,. bll-> !l'lng mom 11·11 Cllf era 2= So"lh Sal!• '"'-'' •c "., 17 BACHELOR. nir,., clean 1 •p ,~ "'" " "'"' u 0 " 1 I · 642 ~2 .,...,,1 ,,.., .> mo. Grll(I fir. I ~love . re riz .. Sl""JO yrly incl BeatJUfUJ Pool e AU l.;nJ Pd eetlin;: k frplr. ~para te • 2 BR. 0.11t 1. V.';1Jk to town Sa.nla An& e 546-L'i25 l\IJ,__~. or P<tse. -~~u . 1t ir/rond. 1 6 4 ~ _ B -C-D I~
'.\lature aduJt l tl:J 11--uril ulilltie~. fi7;H.0t7. 2 BR. SJ70 Jaunrlry aN'a. Encl patll"I. & bch. Adult~. v11.~. 217 Santi1 An• ro.· I P1,1on•!1
';{;] ~\t<..a Dr. n!f :"ewpor1 !'. ~• ' h 1-'-· r s1·n 4n• """"' ;;;;~~~~~~;;ff;~;[,~' ~·~·~•'~P~•;;r~l~R~·~·~rl~, :_C~>~l · _, LSE 2 Br. 2 811. ~n>, rrlrig, /lrlults only-oo pet.'! • 11~mming JlO·~ "'c 1 wen 5 yprt~.'i. 1 · -~8'J"I· F.-11-~821. M·l-1061. I
D • Pol.nl "•J ' d -""" ""79 plo cgmund. $200. M V d • t eo cpts/drps. '.\f11111r,, 11rlul1s ,,.. n voca o ~L .,...,..,~ " •s• er • .... p ' VILLA MARSEILLES p I HARBOR GREF;Ns ----------1 Fu.r'n. o r Unfurn. 370 BRAN JNDIVIDUAL bldg for ,.,,. er1one s 530
RESERVE for off seawn °111-"'· no P"1"· S2lj_ li7:l---O-I~. ~ ... lfi..Cl:i:t DL.X 2 k l Br, 2 a., '""l' -----------D NEW f1rt~ or 'tori', 2:11 \\'. BAY MEADOW APTS. l' S.. • FlJLLV LICENSED * mw \\'K. I.·_ :-010.; after 9/'> L"PSTAIRS 3 Sr. Apt. ~11.r SJ.j(I .v up. 1lrnt11.l o!c: Bilbo• Pen,·n•ul• r-ACIOUS \V 1l~n. l .:>f. t;.12 -1\560. B"am <"eJ/1ni~. panel1p,, I I & , Reno11·nffi HlntltJ S.p11ituitlisl DA.l\'A )lar1na Inn, 34111 sm imo. Year1v 1Pa$P. * BRAND NEW * '""" hl•" Avl" ~·~10•• 2 Bdrm A ... ,, ·-. pr1v pai 1o~. J'l"M"ea1 il)n fa-·''""' '"' · ~ ,,.., ' .-• ·"~' 'IT-fl. $1)~/nin. I Ar1 v1rt on ~I I rn11.!tf'f'll,
Coast Hwy • '1131 J2J...J7.1tt • <'il1t1r~. All adults, no rrr~. La Cos.ta Apts.. Newport Beach 16~;f:·,1Yn•:~~ Adult Living Cpr'tl l..· rlrp'rl C~1"' Lew,.. :vtarrl11i ". Bu31f1"5 1
Huntington Beach Balboa Peninsula e 2 BP. s YRO:'I! AS LOii' t k :l sr:. hltns , .. ·irnmin.1: F urn . & Unfurn. M,.!ia . <"1111 f.41;--21.'\0. I Rt11.rl1t1':.• ~1vt11 7 rl11.y1 a
II':.. T E R rRO'.\"T-S.-a uti!ul· A3 S I~ 1110. p<>O\, lanai. h<J,r.b-clue k gir.r-SEACLJ ~"t' M.!i nor Apt.s. 2 Corona del Mar Di•hii·ii•hrr rolor roorrlm;il· DANA P!. Cl 7.one' C~t H"'Y .,.f-.,.k, 10 11 .m. 10 111 p.m.
La Qu1'nta Hermosa Ba~ \'Ill'!\\' apt!:. 2 Br 1lp!l"r Jb7 I\. Ba.\ SI., C.:\f. (l~f'. ,\i] U!!l llrl. $1:iQ tn $170. Br, unturn, 11, 811., cp!g, . ed a ppl!11.11ce1; -plush shag 1.i' x .10' 'lr!lf'f'/~fl)re. r~. ,112 N ~~] Ciim1m Rf'al.
Call (,lfi.()17.1 Arlult!i., " '"·'· cl·~. hlrn•, , ... , '''Pi. ,,., Tmp1ca.I Gan!en View, l Bd. c.!lrpet -choic~ t1! :J rolor S22.i ~$--4."i..!):t 4~-,1i~2 I .'i11n CltmP.rH,. apr "''/Plf'r & slip ~>'·111 11.r· ==~=-,.~ 0 "" ., echeme :l h th t JJ ·
Spanish Country Estare L!v-commorla T,. up lo ;fl' ho.lto, SPAC. 2 & :; Br 11pL S\40 Up. 3;;,1 A1T1~;illn, C\I, fo.12-970/; fl<ll ll"I, $100. Al ~ r urn. frpl._ Qu 1t r. Ex. loc11~1on. thower:: mir:or~~ ·w:rad-Bu1iness Rental '4~ 492-9136. 492-Mln
mt:&:: SpaciotJs Arts. Ter-S4':il/mf' yeiirlv. A l~ 2 Br. Htrl pool. Pl;i11 _1r! lpts, fit1 chelor tllt.l prl. S140 !j2~ si7;i. :'11!1'1. f'M .73.itJ. rnbi dDt'rs. indirtet Ii.t h!· _ • SAILBOAT-MEXICO
raef'd pool; 5un".<en ~.s BBQ 1' 5 11 lo\i tr .11 pt ,1/ple.r !anl. rl rp.c;, hlins, pa no f.\1rl~ nk Park-Like Surrounding Pl;:ir•n!u1. Avt . :\t\~~2. Costa Me1a Ing Jn klt!':hen _ brta!dasl 2 lli'41 ~Q ft, t.nmmPrfill l h\•hz MAZATLAN
Unbelievable Livi n;: • On ly 5;}00/mn. .vr aril Ca 11 l!'l:i.I \l11plP ~n ·' &ll-.T•l~ Ql'JET • nELL'XE .... ALMOST READY har • hlJ1<e priv11.1r lrn!':ed l~r lf>llff. 13'! Commtrt"111 l ~il l\ 11 me rn Pllrrtl"I V11 ll11.rt11 .
1 Br unf $150.furn $175 f:+l--2."111 or11:\: !i:J.11-!}l'.ll~. 2~1 4 C'nllrr-Q J\'n fi !i46---22!17 l-2 kl BR APT~ I RR. $100-2 BR Sl!lO. 11p. Al l AMAZING Arl11 lt Li\' I n i; piirio. plush !And.~c11.ping _ :\a.\:_ C_i\L M-1 7,n "' 1.-. r111, Si>;i of Cortf>7., /.·
2 Br unf $1 75 fu rn $210 ,l BR. 2 Bil . 11 hlk°h-,-, -,,. TOWN.HOU SE~ T·n· p11 lios • Hid PMl..i 11111 pr!. Pr1v. p11/11"1, h1ll111m R1>11.11!. 1 !, 2 RR lurn nr uni bnclc Ra_r-8.Q's . Ja.rii:t heat-::"1.ll,-.'0·'ifi.,'.! lt !1'1 11 11 ~we r Nl11 7.;i llan. -"hare r;iipen~!!S. l'\r l'hnp 'g * AtluJ1ll 'Inly :..\ -4 ~~ !:Zl l l~.11 9t7J ALL UTIL l:-;'CLUDED o<'ean. <"r,>t~"lrp~. tj" h r . 2 BR. l'a ba. Crpl.<., Drp~. rnl. hlrl p1111J "''JactJv.I, Api.<-_ ~tlt rl,.;:in O\'"n\ ed pool s ~ lanai. . ·' ·' -. ·
Special Bonus; 1. stlver-~tv/r .. fniz. pn Pl''1'"' 1,. Sl'l\•, Pvt pil tln Sl60 mn, Martinique Apts . Adu11< 201'\\ R1rrh Sr., N.B. n,\\I lil'I 2 Rr 1 rl1Fpl.•, ,h;iJi: 3101 So. Bristol St :-1111\VR00\1 mfi:t. k l'lrf1r,. ATTRAr rrm;:ir .. wi ll '"llC'h
pla ted canri!e snuffer 1~ ~unrl,.rk. $.""ll'l/mo Yrly . Adlu., no J>('IS, J \6 '.'>-1elody 1177 f..in lA An;i Avt .. CM ~,_;/.4241\. r:pr.•, drp~. Jaru1z1 & sauna (~M i.N.ofSo.CoastPJaza ) ~J)llrf!. llf\"t In L~l:'1n11 loc. ynu ,,., rliinrt, p11 1111t,.ly ''
yours U yoll hrtng-this 11 d ArllT• n;;.....~.1~. Ln, ,\fJ?r. J\pl J\,1 fi4!i-,l.).12 LARGE .l RR, 2 BA. firepl , bii.lh<. H11;:r r(l(ll S•nt• An• S9:l to $3."ll l\ffl. ~94--465.1. rnnf1d<'n!i;ill,1. CAll Betty
11·hen you visit our modeh.l~oc=Ec/Co,=,o,,.,-,-1 -0c1x~2=8°,-.=,~8-A. 1:•;r:HVlDLlAL PRIVACY .. NICE 1·nr11rn 2 F.tr 11.p! hltln r~112t /, rli.<hw!hr. Mer rimac Wood• PHONE: 557-8'200 e Prim' Ret11 il Lroc~tion e 1}4:i-n7·,..;nr "'10-:T>1n.
4 biles S. ol &vi Diego rr ... :y Ir~ .c;uOOrr~. t nrl c:ir. DI-.: :l Br ,1, ~ar & SlClr. 112 "' fl'l"l , rll"l.~I" tn thnp'i ~,., rrpt.', drp!<. Adull.'i. Nr 42~ l\frrrim11r \\'11Y. C \f. !~11Jtx4D, Xlnt IT;ifhr. 1873 Al.l:OHQJ,ICS Anonymoo:!'
on Beach, 1 blk \V. on HnJl 571:,/mn. Arlll!•• ~ peT.• Sil : arluJI.!-; cpls, dq:i~. pPI.~ nr rh1lrlren. 313 E . lith !ll)I!'! H!'l6.p . 11 v111! ~/;l Shady Garden•·Pool H11rho:r. Cl\!. fi1f;..66.)4. Pl10nf" .;12-7217 fir write
to 1~~4P~r~side Lane. f;7'!,...J!Y,ll1, ~ .. f:}-').!.l'.'1, hl!n•. !ncd ~r! 11/ f'l'lll(l, PL .'>'18--6:'.i.l2. Sr.Yl/mn. li4,-4 ~R 7 nr J !,2BR.,fmm $1J.l. I I!&) E.l7thSt.,Co!"1llM!'!!"ll r.11.r.nx122t eo.s1.11r.1e~.
J ) '·5-\.U CorDne de! Mar \l.dlrr p<l, gardrnrr/m<i.J nt. l-.-,-,-l-'1_A_C_U_L_A_T_E--3=8-,-.-2'2 64Z..1771. NASSAU PAl~MS, 1 1::h1li!. . Reot •I• ,,,..-.5Tnrr-orti:!'. Sflt Ptr i\1'Jn!h 1~,.~·~!~~~?~~~\~iiiiii~iii~iii.iiiiiiiiiii l Ct11l hrwn 1-.i pm, 6.16--4120 Bil Cp1~ drp~ tn e<l Av11il PARK NEWPORT 177 F:. 2211<1 !'1. 64'1-:\645 '-------~ Rl"~.lnl'lflm1c!< Rkr fi7Hi00 1 I~ * "'ALK TO BEACl-!• Pool 261!l-L Santa Ana Al"e •. Sli) -" .. . k M!c rm. 1 ,,.1 BR. in ~ml nn11·-!HJ Valencia, C:-01 . APARTMENTS Huntins-ton Beach Commt rc1al·fnrlu~tt'io\.! Lo1t •nd found
bldg3 220 l ?lh Sr. & 219 ~ S100 ~lo Barh<>lnr All ur1I -~'i-70-"li_'_",~~~~-~~ Bachelor. l l"lf 2 Bfflroom~. Rooms 400 .'>()(I in ;l3f'l'I .:;.r . j ~-------
1.ith Sr .. HB 'Q.~' • rd. Clr~n & l"flll<'T, Pri ('Ill· DLXt: 2 RR. hltn~. rl!tr1;:' 11nrf Townhoul'ie.•. Spa, pnoll'i. ON BEACH' 8E.,\l"f.· pnv;ire fir ~rn1:;:! si;:. lo S3:'.0 1S.C l l-~9!'-1~·10
FREE t;n! furn 14.1 ER ~ni cpl/drp~. ,\latur,. .!irlltl'i wt1v rpt. drpl'i, ,r1v tenni.'I". F'rnm S~!~• Arrl"l.<l'i • roof11 1n ln~·f!} horn,.. Xlnt 1.'iJ-10P-fl"lr rtnl. sr:; mn R~fk f Found {free•ds)
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· '" .,..,, · ,-~· • · u!l O;>; TEN ACRES Mgmnt Pot1nti,1il P r ef boree 1-S11n .ln11.n u11"1 Hills NEIV APT~ • · Pl1ppv lr111h S.Ott C ll 11 :i.36-JiTi. 53&n.;::. Sl7.l. ~2--41AA M(!r1·l,~-('oll"lr TV. n;:i.111'1. !'r :-..1~1 I -· · ' t r, 1 &-2 BR. furn. & l.JnJum. ,\fi fi pm. 6•',.2{):16 Rollrl~. 1714 1 f".44·1 ~. 1 Rr Fmm J217 . Vic. /0th I. Newrort B!vr!. :.36-1366. flI(!pliice& I priv. pat!OA. ----2 Br/l'l hA . sh II r p . 2 BR frl"lm s:.M2 Lr·i.<\Jl'I" \\'rorlrl. ;11?.()-.~.i."1 lndu•t r1•I Rental 450 \\"rann11: rol!;ir. 548-4~7J or
... 8.!irhelor p I T I c ' Bid I ... REDEC 2 Br. cpt~. dr~. f"rr!/rlrp~, 1100 ~rr fT . Sllii * BRAND NEW* 3 BR Y1Y>m $.175 • s1;. p!"t \\'f t k Up. I "4'-2'"·
Peril l "ril pd :-; .. ;,r tn<nita!. ~~a e~nse, ~~t~ft ~·I ·~ t-h ns. re!n2. ~'ln1,. !urn Q7J V11J,,nr111. C:O.t :\.ii-77fi.R. 2!"432 S;in1a An11 A1·"· ~AC-l'O!I~ f"urnHurt Av~ilahl ,. \\'/Ki!rhrn. s:io 11ttk up * COSTA MESA * ""=c~~~-~~---
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11rlr ·'" I"''~ ¥.& \l i!;;on. Kiri~ QI\. n,., P""'· S!:.0 mo. !'pa.r1ot1s 1 I., 2 BR un1 u . hea t~ pool-.so.unAs·tP nnis \lf'll r ! .._ ;..it-!li:~i .. 1·are flN1ct , "'" hlrl_;:, 1 r o.t. v1r Si!nt.!I A.n11 "1 Rri-
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heilrl. :'l lo1111rrh Bay Plaza. Enl'oll now for F11.U
, J.ll1h & Mn11rn1•1:1.. ~~ rli'ly + 4~t--~~Jl) -~-----filU <lay sessions. Planned f;.:D. i'<l<ale ling. shaggy grey program. hot lunrhes. Age~
pi.11x!le' 111lX VI'' A!tlf'r1w11'5, 2--0, hrs 6: :\() A.\! 6 P,..1.
Cd.\1 Cail Dr. Stockton, $'..!f/ wk-C..UMPARE~ &12-4050
67 3--IO;iO, NE\\'PORT !-!eights aJ"e'a.
FOU,\'D IA1hrador RefN'il·er, Large yd/.sandhnx l-::ra1t5.
young fF'lna!r , 1•,.ry friendl.I' Balanced lunch. Xln't care.
.\f i ssion ViPJO area. &1~27:,.i.
Gener•I Services
THlNGS by f.1oose, Lt.
rlecl., plun1b, fence, tile.
l11s!Jns, carpentry, paint etc.
.~.'>--OR21l.
RESCREENING
Cal! for free Es11mate
Ask for Doug 548-7522
Hauling
YARD. garage,
Rrn10\·e trt'es,
~k1plo11der ,
cleanup~.
dlr!, 1\'y,
backhoe.
~==--.c.,-=-=-=~ I S.17-2666. 830--ll·IL
LIC'D CHILD CARE
LIDO Isle -Long hair. llarbor & Baker, C'.'11. 5 yrs.
1ono1N> ~tn•ll lnnen, 11e!J exp. Refs .. 'l-1.)-~~J
ea1-ert for. !i7:r~lj~, l ~~-=7-------Exr chlld c;i1-e, n1y home,
/l-·ll)rn/aftPrnoo11 & hinrh,
Vic Baker, Ci\I 5~7-4~
VIC g,.,y·s Cl•tl>, C\1-1 pr
1rry ~1"111£. t)e gla~s. Call
!*i2-.1~i~ a f! ;i.
----~ S\1ALL n1a le 11h1le poodlP,
\'1r T~1st1n & 21)th C.:>I.
J-l~...fl-127
Fl)U .'l D~cv-,,-. ~.-,..,~okch-,,-,.cl-o&
l\'eWIHnrl. H B., blk ,!.:_ ll'hi!r
n1<ilf' rock-a-!YH'l, ::.1~3J5. -FE:'llALE B<?a>:lP. wh11p /
~1'{)11·n / Bl;ick :i l6-4n2-t or
&-!6-231'.'o,
F.\[J: Old fe1nale Yorkshire
Trrril'r. V1r: A<iams &
AlilatM~s . Mfl-~701
LITTLE b\aek shorthairer!
male dog &l;}-2i.'.ll.
COCK-A-POO. r-.lesa Verde
arl'il. 510-if)29.
Lost S55
BABYSf'rf!NG )f,1• home.
~Days or P1·('~. :\·! 11 T 11 re
woman. C:'ll aNa. &1~665.
Builders
NO Job Too Small! Brick.
blork, C<Jnrrete. carpentry,
add 11. rm, house leveling,
RllL rloor rr11air:s. Free e5t.
\\'no<i,I', 91)2-li9.J5.
Carpet Service
JOHN'S Carpet & Upholstery
Cleaners, Extra Dr! ~
SPampoo free Scotchguard
{S o ll Retfl rd ant ~J.
Do>greasers & all rolor
hrighTeners & 10 mrnure
bleach Jor White carpels.
Sa\'e your money by saving
ORANGE Sch1vinn Varsity I me extra trips. \Vill ~lc..1n
bny's hikf' u, ~rd. VH:. living rn1 dining r m & ha!!
l\1agn0lia &-Garf1rlr!, F',V .. $1~. Any rm $7.50, couch
$11} RP\vard. No Qtiestions $10, cl.air $5. 15 yrs. exp. ls
Asked. 962-40·16. what counts, nol merhod. I
d<' work myself. Good ref.
LOST: \Vanfll'ring ma If' 331-0101.
1r~·1m;.iraner No. 9--l~l. vlci -----------
Tus11n Ave. &· 21st St, C.ilf. Jntmductory Special 10";~ Discount Call fi45-:i~i hef0r'f' 2 pn1, Steam or shamp()() cleaning
LO.C::T. ~m;il\ standarrl black DIAMOND
~~~~~-----TR AS !f & Garage clean-up,
7 days. SlO 11 load. Free esL
Anyl1n1f'. 548-5031.
HAULING, Yarrl Clean-up by
f'xpenenced cn!legr STUrll'nt,
Lai·ge l!'urk f{pa;;. SJ.t-18·16
Housecleaning
ll11rOOr ;'11.1H1lena nef' Co.
C;irpels. 11·1 nrlnw~. llroors,
E!c. frf'e es1. !).17-.'i.~j7
:llrs<1 Cleaning Sel'\'1ce
C<irpet.~. Wlnrlnws, Floor ere.
RP~i<i. & Con1n1c'!. 5-IS-4111
Bay & Beach Jan1tor1al
Crprs, winrtow:s. !Joor~. etc.
RPS. & Con1n1 'L f\46-1401.
HOUSE OF CLEAN -
Profess. Carpet Cleaning.
!-'1'€e est. flcf's. &12--0S24.
Housecleaning By Day.
Ov•n Tran;;pnrlatiQn
Call 83&-ffilil
IJOUSECLEANl~G
\\'ILL DO ANY TYPF:.
Exp. & Rr11s. 546-()821 all 4
Painting &
Paperhanging
VINYL p ApPrhan,i;1n g
:sfl'('ciali~T , 11•ork gu.'lr;,nleerl,
treP Ps i Dan Schwartz
al7-58~6 nr 846-21112 .
YOU :snrply the pa i nt.
Ronms paintrr\ SlO ea. Also
r x1erior. Cilll ~0-704fi. r.oodlr. rn;ilr 11/ rrrl roJl,,r Repairs or lnstallat1on
Vir 2'.J,!:(! .I:· i\"P11f"lrl Bh·d. FrPe E~. &ti.J3171~-~===----~ flr111~1~-f. C11ll ~lil·!J<S.1_ !~---'------p A IN TING/Parer111g. )II
yrs. in llarbPr llrea. L ir &
bnndcrJ. Ref'." lorn_ frl2-2J?i6. LHASO Ap~o. lrn1fl.le. l1ttlr>
hn) ·~ hurlri,v. Vic !'.pnlCf' &
Carpenter
FOR r!ean & neat pa1nt1ng.
Orrhtrl. S,\ Hght~ 4:.\0 \red Rrs1d, comm'I, indus. apls. iot,.rior & exterior, Call
Pill. nc11:i1vl .. '>l:l-19<17. Al? rypes 11·ork. Qu1tk Scrv. Dick, 96S~l0fi5. LOST: i\1ale St. Bern;ird. Rras. Free est. 962-1%1, No \Vast1ng Er(l11·n & 11·hi!r. vir_ N.B. ADDIT. & Repair, cab, ·
Pn!lre Stallon. Re\1'ard . fnrmica, marlite, fir tile. *WALLPAPER*
f>-12-lll')l. paneling. Ant iq. furn_ _ ll'hen you calJ "i\1ac"
:=i4il-1444 &lfi-1711 LOST pul·~f'. Re1,·arr! 'nr rno-repair & refin. Free est.
lrnls. \'w: '.'\r G;irftel.-j & 6114-i:'i~S. PAINTING, profrssinna l. All
wo r k guarn. Color P,rookh11rs!, HB. 962<i732. F.XPF:rc re rnodel111i;:, 962 ,14,
' b. specialist. ....., '" :~,2-WJOll. ca 111e1s. l'epalr~. 1n111nt. No $-l 7_144_,_
LOST. hl-011-11 .~· wh1fe rn11lr Jf·h to0 s1nall. P. ea s. -====~===""-c li·lfi-.1224. * JNTF~RIOR EXTERIOR * rinc P11r1 r()(·kf'r. S.A. 1-!1 s,7==~-~--~--·I ' Li(:, ins, girnr;inleed. Call arr;i :i--16-7~:ili. CLISTO:'ll 11·Q()(!work. fn1·n~tCi1 "IZ 4 •. 8 E 1 h D 1-l:irrls. o· -»J • 4xpcr
OST I k I y urk11n .. Jn11r~. Rr~1rL L . >!rf'rll ma f! p.1.ra tf' • Rir\e~s spr,1~·10>;.
\fr_,,. \'Prrle nff'a. RPwarrl Con•un, 6·16-.'il68, fi77>-7813. PTlOFESSIOl\'AL r111n11n~ -·." .. '--;d~<'I. . Cemen· Conc•e·e -"-·-·--·---~-~~ '• · intrr/r:-;!rr. ll/\rws1 11·r-rk .
lHT~H sP11rr, l'Pl)-' [1nP lnnk-p,\TlO SperlaltsTs. Add J,1r &· ins. :;~il-2j3:-1, 64;>.."i:r.o.
'
·,,,.. m.~1" ... R>," \·ii: La,. "-' di~1inction lo yo•ir hrirne f' A I;.; T JN G: II n n f's t Brh. f1 ,1rr!. 4~1-:'14.J.'.. · I · --~-11·11h It cus 0111 patio design-gu"r;intcrrl wnrk_ L1<"'d Any
·:~ Hr F:1·1rin1rlc n111hn;irrl "'' P.<f)eciall,v lnr yo11r ho1ne. sizf' j(lh Call 6i5-~i·10,
mntnr, f\.P\1:tffl $11:i !\o Qtlal 1ty. Experience
'fll<'~!ions ;iskerl. li7:)-11;2i<. S<lll.<f;iction. E11 ~on & Sons PROFES~!ONAJ. pa1ntine -
l n1('rior/txlrr ior_ Qu11l lty
work & n1;i1rnal. 5.'i7-7•J.i~ ----f.OLD rh.irin Ch r I 51 Ill a:<
frf'r. vfr P.alhna Isl;t nd .
R.--."·~rrl. i;j,1-4::11. ----1,,\DJ ~lrl\r;,trh LUClf'O
Pit>rnrrl Frlrl11Y 'r111lr:1ront.
Rr11·anl. C;:i!I &11-~~lii.
LosT-L11•l l'';;-Jit;,ll\1an1(111d
11T1."t 11 ;i!('h and b<ind
f\rwnrrl. ~.Vi-2f;21
CA LICOk7!tc;\ ~'l-,-,-,.c,cl-<>>_1-,-,
.'lt'f'il nf ;\lnr111rr~ t.·
l1 1~l1l11nrl . :-,· R. ::.-1.11--®03.
!o~t ruttion I ~
Co11strurt1r-n. :i-11!--Qj69,
~~• e CO<'-'CRETE Flor:irs, I ·P-A-IN_T_l_N_C-,-. -, -,,-1-,-,-,-,-,-.-,,-.
p;it1(1S, rlr11·r~. ,c1rlrwalks. trrior. rree es11n1a1es . L1c'd Re<1s. Onn fi~2--S:11-1. -----S47-0IO.l P.ol.TIO~. \1·alks, drl\·P, install Pla•tar, Patch, Re;')air new Ja\\•ns, s~"" break,
rrn1ovP. 541!--llf.6R fnr est. PLASTER-P11tch-nm ,\rl1l~.
Contractor
i\fY \l'.1~" qualily home
rc!nml. \\'alls, cei11ng, floors
f'!r _ No joh fl)(l .small.
;-i-17-00.~li. 24 hr iins. srrv.
Ar·coti.~. ceil1n;:s, s t 11 cc o
1·rfin. Fr<'P es 1 irn11 t es .
~3;)..:l'.).1.1, 61!~111(} 11ft. ~.
* PATCll PLASTf:Rl:"'/G
AIJ typrc, FrrP P~Timates.
Call 540-6R2;.
\\'ATE'RPP.F l'lri~·l d r r k Plumbing rn.1 tings, 11!1 tyJ"Je.~. Lee
Rooflnc: Cn. C:'lt. "-12-7222 STEVE'~ Pl11111h111g rppair~
.v :<Tn<oll lnFl;!.11. &>r1 11"'
r11\ls ,~· hrly n1tr<. '11
"21" ... ~lfi,\_
LFE Rmf1ng Co. Roofone: of
Sc hools &
in~tructions
Gardening
S75------
;ill l,Vf'I'.<. Rrrnvrr, rf'P.'llr~.
1hrr-n1n for)! rn&tings, \\'h1TP
& cnl0r. J.ic/bondcd s111re
'47 642-7222 Train To Be A
HEAVY EQUIPMENT
OPERATOR
LrClrn tn oprra\e Bl1lldoz-
rrF. [)ra.:!1nrs. Cr11nr~.
Srrarrrs, [,tJilf!Prs. Trr11rh-
f'l'F. Ptr. S\urly a I, hntnr
fnllo11·rd hy rr~irtrnt t1·;i in-
inr.i: ;ii. our n1r-rlr1·n fariliTy
in '.'ll1'1mi. Fl0ridR.
Ilnn1r 0rnt·.--.. l\·1 i;in1i. f'l11.
,\pp1·n1·rd f(Jr Vrlrrnns
UJ\'!VF:f?Si\J. H~:AVY
CONSTllliCl10'.'J
srnnnLS Drpt. • J 20.J
56! ('.oldrn Cirrlr nrh·r
Santa An11 . Calif. 92705
Phnnc : jjl•IJ 5q7.7521
~11me ··---· ............. ,..-........ .
Arlrll'CSS ...................... -...... .
Ci1V ............. ,_ .... ., ............. " ... ~
State .............. Zip
AL'S GARDENING
[or gardening & s m 11 \ I
l;i,nciscaping s~rvices, r.all
540-5198. Serving Newport.
CriM, Costa l\fesa, Dover
Shores, Westcliff.
PROFESSIONAL Garrtencr,
tree 11-·ork, pruning,
sprinklt>r~. clean up jcib~.
lanrlscap in g, George,
&1&-5893.
A-1 tlinhile-. -lcl-om-,-,n~oof ing
Scrv1rr P.(1(1/S c11ulk rd,
~ealcrl .I:· Co.-11rn. 64~2~j{).
Sewing/ Alteratlons
eDff's~mn.king -A\trr:!tions
(lr;;ign"d 10 ~ult ynu.
C;ill Jo * 646----64·16
DRF:SSi\1AKF.R: AltPrat1ni1~.
F::-:fl('rlrnced. fipasnnahlr,
&12-.i2!Y.l.
Alterations -642-5845
Nc11t, acr11ra1e, 20 years exp.
Tree Service
GENERAL TrPe Serv. Y11rcl
c!e11n-up, hauling, !>.prinklcr
ff'pair~. Rea~. 616-584ll.
Tile -------
1 ~;;;;;;;;;~1~~~=!~~;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;.;;;.~~;1
700 Help Went.ct, M & F 71U Help Wanted,M & F 710 Help W1nted, M & F 710Help Wanted, M & F 710 Help Wanted, M & F 710 Job Wented1 Male -------
BEAUTY ~tallon !or rent 111 * DRIVERS* EXPER. ARTISTIC
PHOTOGRAPHER. B.A, &
gQ,-xf refs. Jim F o 11 z
4!<.1-3422.
ntwly derora!rrl N B a<ilon N E •
E:1>CPL loe. S3.l per wk. 0 Xpertence
&1:!.2311 Necessary! DON THE .BEACHCOMB ER
Job Wanted, Female 702
VACATION i\fother.11va1J. TO
help you l:'n jof your
vai"atlon. Responsible. Ex.
rt>ls, 011•n car. \Viii care for
your children in )'Ollr home.
6~5.-Qj74.
BEAUT\' Opt'raloN! Wanled Must have clean Calif. driv.
:0.1usl be flexible, (IO folio11 • i..11g record. Not under 25.
ing net·l's....ary, Sal-gllar. YELLOW CAB CO.
968-4877 f .V, 186 E. 16th St., C.l\i.
CORONA DEL MAR
Il.N desu't'S job in phys!·
ru1.ns ol!ice. Call afte.r 6 pm
492-5i21.
Nurse-Cali!. L1cen~f'.
P/lJn1e, S.J Pt>r Hol1r.
* 67::..3ROS *
BEAUTY Operator.<.: Earn
more money: RPnl space At
Ha ir \Ve ... r. 6i:J.-4Ji\li,
BAR.\IAID, Day nr n1te er
p11 r t time. Exp!'r nnt nt'c
The Qur-'l'n Ber, 6·1frfl93J.
BOOKKEEPER: St r o o g
harkgro11nrl nerP ~!<
DAY DISHWASHER
Apply In Person
Ancient Mariner
Restaurant
.\1ff11care, i\lrd1cal b11l1ng 2607 W. Coast Hwy.
e.~f)l'r. hrlpful, Sali'lry coni· Newport Beach
n1rnsur111e 11·/P.~pcr. Call/,. .. -,.....,,....,.----1
for Jrt!('n·11 ., 6,12-141i DR1\PERY 11·an'1vi11;;p111;1n,
Has Immediate Openings For:
• _D;iyti1ne f\itaintcnance
• l~vening J->antry c;irls
e Evening Cashier
Pa rt T im e Only 2-3 Days A Week
A pply In Person
3901 E . Coast Hwy., Corona de l Mar
Help Wanted, M & F 710
A~!BITJOL'S \\'on1an n('{'i:lf'd
as n1ake-up Ins Ir u c Jn r
f'lt11ne & f/1Jn1P. \\'111
1ra1n. t:xec. postt1on 11va1J.
S11h~1rhary of GPn'I foods.
8·1'!-2664
* BOOKKEEPING Clerk. trnu1er. ('l('an ctll, !111~11 ............................ ----------------------....... 1 P · k s('h1Y']<'!'Hdn;i lr .f\<'f'P[1!1'•HIW dM&F710HIW . ;iri 11111e ro 11n1· · in ac· , . "1 11 . 1.,00 P , 1 . e p ante , 1 e p anted, M & F 710 [Help Wa nted , M 8 F 710
('QUnl lng off\('(', Cal l !(':<fl011~1lll ~-. r Ill .. '
897--0443 inornini;s. Tlirs lh1·11 Sat. lnH'r1·1r11·.~ 3 ------............,..._ w ~-.....................
/Z11 len ~
Costa Mesa ,
:--lnw inlrr\·1c11•1r1i;
P /T ime
HOSTESSES
D a ys & E ves
ro 5 P:\1 g_.~ & g..1, \\ 1ndo11· l!OU."r·:ll'fVI::S l. I c !::ASJ-:[1 COS!ll('!Olo·~l:-! I
BOYS 10-14 Q('sii:;n;; '37,-;7 n ir,.11 N JJ. i\11r:u•11vr S:ll) wr••k Jnh avn1l 1r:1n101I as 11~~1 f11r K l'!I
A 'P Cortstr S~OO to deli1'er parers in the San -------. --11 111\ Brrl 1n~ J··a~liton;;. No T"n1r l»lun. Gl2-GS:\i.
.Ir. Ser'y S·l50 aemen1e, San Jo11n C11p1s-DRAPERY SEWING 1111·f'~t. llf'r C;dl f<ir 111· ----
,.. EXpl'r srt'£:"tr. hf'n1n1rr, !~hi· l"r\'I"'' 'l'PI, 6 ~. 6 _ 4 O:i.3 • LIVI:: Jn ~l•ll hrJ'<; J11'1pPr f"l' ' 11shlrr S~33 trano and Capistrano Reach -" 1 d 1 " , • Typist SJj() er. ln1111Prl , oprn1n~.< Rrflch !J!;ll-~i7:\'I vi 1 i:1·:0 r· 1:lf. ,,;1•;1r U ( ~
uea. nr;irriy, 900 \\', 171h .<;;1., S:l t-;i'.f.l::. S;1111-5pni. :'>l:i-.7S·1:>1
1"11e A11~nri<1nt IVetsl DAILY PILOT Cn~111 :'l!t>.<;il , ~O.fVH\.I, !JSJ-.:!'!tS 1>:111plyr P«YS f1·c. -----
.S300 -l-Apartmen1 l ---~·cl~~1:!;·'~1~20~----l•-----------·I Georg11 Allen Bylanrt A~e o-MGMT. T RAINEE
Gen'l Ofr-Lii.guna S-!50 BUSBOY Exec. Sales ry 1nr.,_n, E. 1Gth, S.A. Youn~ Cnn1p:1 11y
Re('ept Gen'] Ole S·lOO 5 !7--03!1~. <«~11! po!t•111.:d CleanctH young m11n tn sl;irl
p NEWPI OART as bLlsbo.v & learn HI! phA.se::. DO YOU HAVE THE !1.c::i<PH. f•Jr ;idults, P.T. Nr. Clll~v~:'...,~·C~~·~'.~.1Hlt
ersonne gency of 1Y'51anrRnr t>us111f'~.<. AMBITION TO MAKE S~nlil J~·ihrl & Elrlrn rl<H~U:"'/.\;EL AGE.~C't.'
833 Dove r Dr., N.B. WOODY'S WHARF 150,000 + A YEAR? G1r,..s'lo \ a11~r r, p 111 . 642-3870 _ . __ --2013 1re~1 c11rr Dr., N.B. 2318 \V. Nr11·p0ri Blvrt, l\IB HOTl::L )1A1D-E-xp'rt liJ :i-ZiiO A~~P~T'."",~1",",""s,""'m"i"--0","","e~li·cerl .. 1 CAFETERIA workl'r~. nial<' MEN prrf'd. Ltit:unn f'lra<'h. *NCR O P R -
crle & hand;•ma n. Sniall or f{'n1alr. 5 rl11ys. 231'l1 WOMEN * Crtll 4'.'l·l-11'.)G * to $600 * 11 1 Campus Dr, lrvin!', rrar 01 E.\pPr. cm .19.-, or r ql•lv. in:•· Pll.Y *
g;i1•0en1ng. 2 BR li1rn. apt, !CE CHE1\~l ST()r:E: Young -,.hinc. Sonic know'l o( R1•f»rP J1 A:'ll or :i.:; PM
phr-nf' & uTil.!' pcL 6-12-4%7. hlrlg. TF' Y011 l>O f)l lR CO;\l-n1en to 11•ork (1\'•'lllllhS. bl:kpt1g, 1555 W . Adams
CASHIER CHECKER T'i\NY l!i\S A PDS1T1n:-: * li7:1-Xi9<i * C I M AT T F: ND ANT needffi -,.., ,_0 ,.'!!;' ,.0 11 •11 _ ScrvH·r Ci•ntrr A1:rncy OS a esa
Tra1nef'. Part d11ys/111·r~1 irrF.N r fl ' ,,,_.,. ... .,. ...... .,.,.. ..... ,_I ' 1====:::::::=;;;::=:' se1·('r11! hours !'!ally for R'··N'f··.i··l'r f"R , I INCFN· I" ~~)() • f'IVPOl'l Crntcr D1',. !\1!1
I, I 11·knds. Kl'nn R1n1a Hard-r . s t .. ,. •· 11 '''I e ,,cry genl!f'me.n, bed pa-Tl\'f·.·., 1.11,.E A NF.\V l:li\ ·111'' J,;:i ' ••• ~
P · I v.•are, 2666 Harbor Bl, C.i°l'l. ----_ --t1rnt. rart1ra nursing C'Af:lll .l.Af, AN 1~1~rn. -,\1!\J O, lull t1111r, prrn1anrnt.
~~~~--) Ri:'ft>rence re q . C~,EAJ'lll~Gl l~~ly, 1 rlay ~1·~j lli\\\'Alli\N V ,\('AT t n N -~' r:il111s l!olrl, :?.l[l Cliff
_·_·_· ·'·· orooa e . ar area. a iF'OR Tl\'QI, cn,,1rr.F.TF.· .-n1·1\'P, Lagun•t Br.;(·h.
j ATr!l/ICTIVE "; 0 m e n
T1f'f-Ylrrl tn Je~rn .t-tearh
prnfc~:slon;il m a ke -u p ,
F/l1n1P, p/t1n1P F.Xf'C.
f"lSitino av11iL Call V1v1a11e
\\'nor!ard CosmeTics
~~-1~64.
ATTRACT, WAITRESS
l!:\pPr. j\'<1t unrler 21. NO
PHO\£ Ci\LLS. Apply \n
pPl'.<;1'!1. S11rf & Strloin, j~J()
IV Co11~T J-111·y, NB
~--ASSIST ANT :\lanagPr, ovrr
z~. no ex["'r. llf'C. Fu\Jer
B111sh Co. 9fi2-0-l 16.
AGE NO BARRIER
Expr rwncrrl F.· m at 11 re
11nn1~0 fr>I' r:off1N' wnrk 11'1
lnrHl .lf'"'''\1-y sion>, 40 hr ll'k
~· prl 1'.1r;i11nn. Appl,v 1n
J1f'r).(Jn, l\11'k Jewelrrs, 2300
fi;il'hrn·, C.~L
Anln 1\l;in
_,_,_,_,_,_.,2~'-"-"_6_r_m_·~--i l.Y rAlD F0!1 RY i ·s.
CLEA~l~G 111 an1111al hosro. \\'HJLF: F.NJ()YJ\'G T !! f:
2 hrs n1orni11g & 2 hr.; altn. sr:rPH!TY /IND rr,1·:s.
6·14-:N60, N.B. betwern U & Tl<Jf. flF A Ni-:\\1 E.\\tlT·
2P)L IN(; PROFESSJl1N1\L, CA-IRVINE PERSONNEL
SERVICES•'AGENCY CLERK
Serving Kitchen
OCEAN VIEW
SCHOOL DISTRICT
S2. 10 hr
p 1111\P p<1~1 f irlf1,
CatPteria clrrk or ~~le& rlr1·k
rXpPr. prrf'd. Sth Gr.'ltlr
Pr!t1cat1on or f''1111Valrnt. ,\p-
rly P('r~11111!'l \nn1 1111~s1nn
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Be;icl1 hrforp 4p1n. Srp1. ~.
CLERK TYPIST 142S
REER.
ST1\!l'r 1\1'\1'!'
FULL ~·n.rNr.F. RF".'\t-:rrrs
f'l.Ll."H OFFICES
F1"'£' &. ~,,.,. Pos111ons
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642-1470
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RODINSON'.S
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1ng 1-0, xl11'! 11'-0l'kll\t.: t'1l1Jdl
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hour;;, 4 d;oy 11·«<'k, 11 1\11111~
p.1.1 , hus 11111\1<'•!1.11~· <1111·n-
1ng for .
E ,.;perienced
FO RM
TOiOL
GRINDER
Apply M onday At
STA-FAST, INC.
926 So, Lyon
Sa nta Ana
J. w.
ROBINSON'S
e NEWPORT e
BEACH
JJ.1~ 11n1111•di;11e
opr111ne for .
SALES
MEN'S
FURN IS HINGS
f/Tin 1r F:\prr. P1·rf'd
!·:\\'1'pl 1u11;li 8cnef11s
Ap1•ly i11 P•'l'l>On 10-'.'i p,m, = 'l I· .1.~1111•n 1~1 N B.
Eq 1 .. 1 ••1•1•or111111ty r 111ployer
l~I .~l'•+\.~I H l.J·.
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p1·,.r nJ.•h"<i r ,,.,.1""'l"t'
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Orcn1n~ at \\11n1u 1s )-1010~
fnr nrw .!.-11~rrl nn[1{'rt
a111on1nh!l~ lot n1a1ntr1~anrr
ni;in. Exr~r. rles1rrd bul nol
m~nflnrniy. Apply 111 prncon,
only bPlll n 8an1 & }(l11m
i\Tl'\11 lhru F·ri. TO /I-Ir
Cud;inrL :ion So. Coast H11;..·,
La~tu111 Bt';"1ch.
50 w.p_n1 , illath !If\,
C.'111 ln11-.11nP
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PERS0'.'11:'\f;L AGE:-.·cy
2043 \\'~sld1ff DJ'., :-:B
6.t=..2770
r111 .1, Nf'IV 1'\I .t.-l'AP.T
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CARF:F:r..
e NEWPORT e
BEACH 1·------... ---·1 i;1~.:,1:r.1.
.~UTO J\lech;in1c, hr'avy rlut~·
l111r r xprr. n"Cl'.<;s _ G\l ex-
prr rrf'f'd hut not ncrc~s.
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BABYSITTER. fnr 1nf;inL
Olrlrr 11n111an prrrrl, Lil<'
li~kpng . 5 dy.<., $30. Prl
hol id~v~. S11. Cnas-1 PlilzR
Rrf'I\ ~!0-~•li7.
)1,\JlYSTTTER. 1 rhilrl. Turs
1l1ru Fri.. 1 10 6:31) pm, S!.1.
12111 ;,:12.~2:17 Hnlgn Brh, nr
~l111rr ,!',; r:r111111rrls.
B,\BYSll rE!l; r·;irf' fnr '!
s111111 1 rh1l<1rPn lor nn . .{·
h!'d .~· 11 rea~. salary. ~· R-
!>I >-(l'l'.10
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~111illl ~11'1<. i\lnrnings from
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d"prnd<ihl" J'f'fSfiO, wkrl:>'
mr1rn, in my IJ':lm". ~·!8--(tiii2.
fiAHYfiTTER-inf11nt ·il 1\ :'11
~· 1 r~I. 0"'11 trans. ~farure
11rl11IT nnly'. 61~!Ji\2
BABY::;!TTER fnr 11fr('rnoons,
011-·n trari.<nnr1;it1on.
f;7~;,-ll·I!;. ----BAKER: Th~s n('w <"'.lmfl11ny
h11s orr111ng !or <ia.v sh1 !t.
Ideal Location. Slarl Sfi;.(l.
Call Je;in Bro1vn, ~il-f-O:l5
COASTAL AGENCY
20:l0 Harbor Bl al Adanis
BAl>:ER. expenPnce<i, per-
m11nen1. Tmt1cr's BakPry,
23'1 Forest, Lag11oa Bi>ach.
BAR\1AID, D11y nr n1tr tJr
p;irt 11mc. Exper mt ll<"C.
The Quern Bee. 646-(Y.135,
BARTENOE'.:R p/timP Arply
in J>f'r9Jn. Colony Kitchen,
:l211 Hnrhnr Blvd C:\I l iiiiiiii....,_....,.....,.~ I
,\l1\Tl111[·; 11nman f(ir !11,. 1·-------------1
CALL NOW!
558-0444
A sk for Mr. Sulton
COCKTAIL 11·:11trF"~P!i 1 .~1 .
L.<u::una rP.~1,lrnts prrfs>rrf'<l
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ply. Equal op r r r ! 11 n 1 t y
rinrloyPr, 4'.'l !-2ffl/l,
COFl'F..:E ~hnp 11 -,-,-1-,-"-,-s1 l'~:\f'l·:n .. ;\l(ltel 1\J111<1s 1\rrlv
nrprlrrl, 11pply tn prr~no 2:1 Jn P1·1·~n11, Ar\1-p'tfl """''ii
nr nl'f'f , J;in1.1ica Jnn llolrl. Tr:11·rl lr•dgn, fi:!O~ \\'. L•l·l~I
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**COOK**
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The Five Crowns
R estaurant
.',~01 F., P11r1hc ('n.1~! !f\l'y.,
Cornn~ rj.--.j ~111r. Nn ph r:ill~
--~~~ Exper Drug C lerk
C:all fi12-1:1Sli
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nr '.i~':-'.l;l I~.
l/;i<; irn11ird1.o1e
of"'n1ni:: r .. 1r
SILK PRE SSER
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Two Offi ce Girls
('<)'I ·1 i\l1·.c··1 r.r~t~11r;inl , i:r nL~ lor \\,,11·1.i 'l'r;1olr 1.,1ir , __________ _.
np,.11111~ 1\11,::11~1 :\n Arrl,1· 1n lln~1<>•-"1 ", n-l•,..l•'I 1vpr• ~.1 -
pPr~ on 11t \:irrow~ .~;.1.--.c..prro;n"nrl .'i lO p•i·<l~y
P,r<li!lll'lllH f\~'!1 /\''<'ll idfl •21 ~1 71;'Wlll~7
CAR ltO\\' S ~l11'l I\(' 2i nnd ;ihlt• tn dl'i l'r
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HOSTESS COO!<, n1c:hT ~htfr, "~11 n11.--.
rn~n. f;j_\-7722 fnr 11p11·1, Tl\.--.
i\o1PM',l'n1.1r, (0or-1n;1 fl.-.! M;ir
COO f...:-llf'Hrr1nrot fl o l<' I.
d1c'lary e;o.;r. 01·rr 2;i,
91',2-.\._~ I
COUNTER {!'!r! rrir dry
clefln1ng rlan!. Apply 1
HOo!ir M~rt1ni11nt:, 2 2 0 0
lla r htlr. Cnsta Wle~;i.
Exper. F /time
BREAKFAST
COOK
Exper. F /time
Apply h1 rrrson
JOLLY ROGER
J . w.
RO!llNSON"S
e NEWPORT e
BEACH
Jf;i~ llll!IH«il'l IP
'1fW'!1111t:! f•-•!'
GRILL COOK
/'' 'TornP J·:~prr. rrrf'rt
f..\l'f'pli'ln:il 13f:'•IC'ri!.~
1\)'lpl,v in prr-;011 lf\,~ pm,
2 F;ish1ri11 1~1.. N.B.
~:,,-11;i1 1Jrfl'lr·r11n11y Pmrloy<'r
1 ~1 V Hi·ll St., r \J_ ---..:-1 1;~· . ..; \11J.•<., Bnp11~1 l',111·
\'<Lll''->'rlll ll"'P , f1Gl ('0111,•r
1'', r: ,,1. :11<-:1·1\.i, --NURSES AI D ES-
1-:~r , 1:1.:.or.1 -NUl{SLS A1drs for 1 111r~111;:
l1,1111r _ Ex;irr. rir•·l'(l,
il~l-i'!<Ji:i R·3f'I /\:'11-:iP,\1.
l'ANTliY and Fry C"1•1t, !ln1lc
nr ren1., e.~p.. r 111·1 t1111•-.
Jlrn11,11'l> Colf,•e ::i!ioJp, 13::
S. Ctt:\sl, L:11:: Fl<"h -l'ARJ(JNG ;i(tcndnnt, 1lay & CO\JNTF;r. girl wante<I Ap-
ply Ken t ucky FrlPrl
Ch1ckcn, 2'.12'.} E. Coast I-hi)',
Crl\'I.
2300 Harbor Blvd
Costa Mesa
1,,,...,... _____ ..,.,...., I "I'", r.1r1 ~timr \J ... in ,.111,
drpr11da1Jl e. 611-1700 Ex-
trnslo11 :i.'.1.i, 10 A1\1 !o Ii.
COUNT~~Jt 1-lelprr for J1 11l1;in
DPl1. F11!1/p/ttmf.'. l8::..1.1 HAIRDRESSERS
Rrnrh Rlvrl. H B. The· Hair Factory
e COUrLE 10 nllllla;:e :in mnving In nrw &_ hr1u11i ful
Units exchangP for 2 BR ~11lrln ar Ruildrr~ E'l1priri11m
apl a~rl ~m;ill i;t!ary. J-.:noii'l· Crn1rr If;, ~71h & .C::nrH11
t'{l;.:e of ;i1J pha~rs .,r n1a1n-An~ ,\ve 1. \V11l have opl>n·
tcMnN> Hu5han<! m;iy havc 1ng.~ fnr h111r1h'Ps~rrs, ~ham.
ouiside job. Call 546-5CJ2j aft P">O girl, man1c11r1~1~.
JUICE BAR
A'rr1·:N!lANT ------\\',1n1r1! 10 ni;ikr & :o.rrvf' Pf~H:\J. pllrl !jn1r ~·y utl•lrr
f1·r•sh \'").,""l;ihlr -"<-frui! ~I) 11•/s1n~IJ ag~rrs~ive C'<!,
1111<'1"• !>.'rw, n1n<Jrrn, r!ra11 ('nul1! heconH' full I 1n11>,
Jll"'" h;1r w 'nll hr;inri nrw Nl'rils go-geurr secy.
pr ll •fl-Prr1•1011s r -:rrr 1101 &12-IS·}I.
PR OFIT WHILE
ENJOYING YOU R
SUMMER VACAT ION
MEN
WOM EN
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IA! INV),:t,ti\-1!;,\/l A~·
ALYSTS R. E. RltOKJ<:R.
Phnnr AcP ...
TOi\I'S .J11pane~e G;irdener
Apt. • !n1lusJ'].Comm'J-Resl·
1iPnt'l. Comp. I...iwn CarP.
i' cw li'l\\'n, ~prinklr. 531.·44·16
EXP. Japanese gard!'tlf'r,
Con1plet e m11in1en;ince.
rr~e l's!imiile~. fr1f.-Oll.'l(I ,
LA\\'~ CARE &. g<irrlrn
""(Irk, lil!;hl haul1ni;;. 1'.:xp'd.
Rr;isnnahlr C111l 54l-97J5.
EXP. ,J11p11ne~e Gardener.
Know ho1v, 11p-keep, plant
pf'st, trunming, clean-up.
CERAMIC tile & Banking Call Tony 11r 6.J:>--03U ;6~pcm~·:_~~~~~--I
rirr. ·10 llr 11•r1·k. $2,25 hr, -P/Tin;;--&~fim~
~Trd1!\J I & h01<p11a1 henrf1(l(, J<,·,.niiK: r mploy('s, N:>rv.
Apply, Lrndh<>rg Nu!!'l!fOn, ~la . rxprr prrf'r! h11I tl'lf
)()("11trrl In ha•·}' nl Toy \\'nrt<i JiPc·,.i;~. l\Tust bt" n "11 t ,
Storr In Sou1h Coast Plaza rr1rndly & Ilf.:J::"l'C!'!<ti\'I' r:nor!
LA So;hnol n[ ;\fl!.!l~IH!e
SantA. Ana -5'10-6936
Lo11· cost day/e\·e classes
96R-:l486.
r<>modl'l. Frer e~L Small EXPER.
~-~--~~-1 job, welcome. >1"-2426. COMMERCIAL
Expcr Japanese Garrtener ~~~~~~~~~~~
Compl•1' yrl '""'"· K"I ;I II •' 1 J TELLER & P.e!ia . Free est. 642-438~. . E~ayment . t
COMPLETE la11-·n & garrleo-L -------'
----~ ini service.
J irn 54s--040S Job Wanted. Male 700 1 -~---~-~~-Japanf'se Gardening
Commerc:i11l • Rrsirfenti11I
lnrh1strial !iol:'l-fl.'W5
-SC_._R-AM--L=ET-:-S
ANSWERS
EXPER.
PROOF
MACHINE
OPERATOR
Auto W1x1ng -------Skeeters Wash N Wax
Cnmp11crs $7.2.i Stanrl<1rrts
S9.2j, Quick Scrv. Ynur
home or pick up. &I~
Babysitting -------iOABYSITTING my homr.
l11t lnt:d .vn. lY.1 me,als, day
f.t nitf' IH2-fJ29'.l. --c--------BA BV~JITING 111 1ny 1..,-,111<>.
Hr.I lull(·IW"! &.: r~oct.1 ~·11rd I i;r ... -'>1~9.
~~~~-~~~--EXPER. HaWAUan Gardrn<"r
CompleteG11rrten i ng
Sl'rvi«:, K11m~l11ni, 1)46..46';6,
SPENCER'S U.\\'n Servi~.
frf'e lti;1 . LA11·n c .;i r P ,
rleanur~. Rrasonable
5111-5213.
--------~-AL 'S Lanrlscn111ng. Tr l'P.
M>moval. Yarrl rtmod~l1n~.
Tr11~h h11ul ln~. 1'l1 r!P<1nur.
Rcnl'lir 11prinkl"r~ ~7:l-l11;E;
Swi1•el -EJ'O('h -\\'.'tk('J'I -
1...:011-·!oll' -Q\1/N PE\V
An1n1al ~ror,i: Two baby
dcunk~ frll rJ1:0.rrim111111ert
l'l;:::a1ns1 ll'ben th<"y Wl'n l 10
!oiunrlay ~l'lloiil anri wrrr trlld
to 111 Jn ihe•r 01\'~ f'r:v.•.
N<>M " ·:Par!'"_' Ptat:eA.n ad'
f'AJI &12·56711
-UNITED-
CALIFORNIA BANK
6 Monarch Bny Plaza
South t..tH{Uflll
496-1273
F:qual Oppor. Employer
\\'r-11 llrlp )~U :o.cll! 6-42-56m
CALL NOW!
558·0444
Shnr'e Cntr, C 1\1. · I · I C 11 c· l-IANDY~'I AN t,. P111nl"r, 2 r!.i 10 ._ ........................ ,_ p;irnin~ po rn11n . n ri'rry
11 Pnrh:1n1, 1\1r~11 Verde Shr ll nr .l n1tP wk . S12J/mn. e Ke·fpunch Operators
Custodial Helper
As k for Mr. Harvey
Ocf'nn View School 01.;trict 6.\2-3,145 or 67:,..W.Joj_ • Clerks &Tv ice. 557-721_·1_· -c--cc
S2 .. 11 Pl'r hr . part tim" • 2-~ HOTEL TRNE-. --e Secretaries PnOFF.SS/{JNA I. Pho n"
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sirrrf Applir11!ions must be \VF:STCLlrF' J"/!inir ,,_ f/limP. Tl'nlporary Be-st deal in area. Phorn~ PART TIME
'filed Pennnn!'I Comm. Ofc. PF~HSONNF'.L AGENCY po~illOn~ availablr noiv, 83;')..1•16:1 between 9.00 a.m, Pl;irt> flUl'C' 11-·ittrr !()'ll'tl"mll !n
7972 v•arner, H.B, hy 9/14. 20~3 \V~t•'liH Dr., Nil AMERICAN GIRL and noon. ____ -homrs ()11 n1on1hl y rrnt11.L
OE LI RESTAURANT 6t'i-27iO 217'.l Oupnnl Drive PROJ1UCTJON Ch" 111 I~ i . ~111<1t llf> rlf'ill & ;._.i11ing !•l
Full tlm!', Expt>r, Onty \V11h Ht1STFSSF.:S. l/Hm-,-cA-,-p-ly 1 ;~rnr Oran~e en. A!rpor1) f''lnlll!'!l1c opp!y !or brit~h!, Wi•rk. >\11(•r1t~ S'.t.o to :.;DO
·n I • M• < •·-k ' '" · I 3 ~ p'f ll"f.:l'f.SSl\'C rerc11! ('1'.>llr~•' wi-rk!.v f'onirniR<>ion. CBJIJ r Pr,.nce~. • .,m 1m• -1n jl<'l'M'!n only Dt>lalll'y !'! . ;.,,1 1 l :.,., • " ~ro1.1nd. Over 21. !111nt. f;eoa Sh1inly, 6.10 L!dti Pk IQ l\.nl, _ ~ p.m. gr111!. w Irle t! r r r In fi1r llJlfKJ1111n1•'nl. i\lr. Ha-
Be11t h & 1\.1iss1/\n V1rill 833-3232 chemi~!ry or r"l111rd lift• n1/lnn. al TIS.1 l!IJ 111'1"11.~. .C11JI 830-4410 for r>r., N R =~~---~ 1 .... ~,_,...,...,...~---• ~ttrnc(•, Cot'ot;u·t lli•rluo'<I, I Si\Ll·'.~,\li~&-r; r•n 1, r 11 1 llOUSE\\'IVES WAnlPr!'.IC "· 1-11 "o ···· ":·'c1~·cc-------------ccl V,11 rr1 "Xlrn mnrll'y rnr / LAJlY with prac!ical nul'J!-.--..in!I\ /\nil . 1 i ~~· '·1""'· rn11~1·ry nir1n , 1'\o r'Xp nrt'
DENTAL rrrept1oni'I! 11-•1th Ch rl~rmo~. Im J"!r 1n 1 111 I! 1n1r cxperlf'n<'e lot relU1.'· 1 !t111,.0s111•,:,·::,"·,·,i::~1~~·~ ',~· 1lll•tl !or (;oo<i ll'urkrr. hon;•.<>1, C.ll'till•
chatrsi<l~ ca pa h 111 ! lei;, Christ mall f'.ird~ ivill trnin 5 1nr11t l10n1e 1n LBgun11 I , • ,. , rl.-.on1 & r111 :1rrx·ar11r'l!·r _ ~'till tin1r.
exp'rl, aRr 20 10 ~:1, fi.11-rr.J22. rl~y ii·k. ~::vi _ :i:OO r-.1-r flp· J_Mlll~-__ 49•1 ')1~111 bn~I'l"l + "~1 Rrf< !'!'•I n11n fl1u!<! lw• l n 11• rr ~ 11fd'
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Seriously Married
SMILE A LOT-PERSONABLE
LIKE TO MEET PEOPLE
GREAT TRAINING PROGRAM
(no experience n•ces1o1ry)
2 Or 3 Nighn A Week
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pplications given 9 · S p,m. daily
Apply for our W•itress Tr1ining Program
(except Sundays)
DON THE BEACHCOMBER
3901 E. Coast Hwy., Corona del Mar
1----------~ SALES -f\len SERVICE S1at1nn &Al,..smf'n, STOP!!! lull &· p11r1 r:m". Aprlv 1n
LOOKING & ACT I ~~'"· 200 ". CM.i ""'' •
... -Mle& nu~ person. see Int , SERVICE Stal)nn Ni.lesman
yo~. a :eai ca.~er np-p tJmt". ~ea i 1n apfl"ar E\.
portun1ty. XJnt Jurure !or f"'r 2:;90 :\r1t·p<>rt Bh•r1.
r11;ht mM. F.arn1n1:s Mm· ('\I
mence JJTimedJare!y i;hnllld -·-----------
~in excess ol $300 prr 111'-SER\'!\E S1ar1<1n ;i,rtf'r.t!Flnt
:-lo canvusin1; or sohr1t1ni:;. All !"h tfr~ orwn. A1!'pnrt T"~
lnrerviews by appo1nrmf'nt ar n ~iR Campus Or. 1" B
only !f-3 11pek<l;1y~. Lot1 :'>11>-1i~7.
Cllmn, RJ:;..2'771. --S H_A_R~P~G=I R~L~-
SALESltfAN f,, General nur~· Look1ns:; /or ii. pcrrna n.,n\
pos1r1on in bol.Jnque selling.
\lu~1 bP P'l!fl. Full f, part
ttmc pn~1 non.s a1•all, Call for
ing man. No "XP nt"r. (.nrirl
1>."0rker, hont"s!, rlr 11ncu! Bfl"
pearance, Full t1n1t". !\lust
be interested~ ~6--0i2·1 11pro1n1n1f'nt.
--===~=--I THE WOK *SECRETARY *
Top Ski lls \\'IJr~ i'J!' R.E.
backa"round _ X1n '1 oppor )nr
car'°'r 1;irl w1pfe!rrt5;" t1rm.
Fee Paid.Abo Fee .lnh..-
Sl!rvH'l! ~nter A~ .. nry
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SU11e 53.l 614·4fll'1
SECRETAR\. u.•i th mPr11ral
1 er m rnology l'xper1f'ncr .
hhrary b11ckgrourid h"lr f11l.
type 70 u.·pm, f11 ll nmr f.x-
ce.l!f'nt fri~f' h P nf'l 1t•.
South COAs! Comm 1lr•5r ..
Sou th lAguna. 4 9 9 • J :\ l 1
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SECRE-TA.~R~Y~
Good SH + Typing
CAI\ 1..J:irra1ne
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PERSO~NF.L AG!'::->CY
'JJ43 \\'estcl1tf Dr. f\.B.
645-27in
SEARS
COSTA MESA
ANNOUNCES
OPENINGS FOR
Experienced
Truck Tire
Installer
Exc~llenr Earnings
Pl t1~
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• HMp11aJ1z11t1on
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• EmplC1ye1> d1 ~rnunt • App!,\ 1n P..r~on ~~• 0r1 r•
~lonrlay thru ~n1rday
10 A:>l to 4 P~I
SEARS
Roebuck & Co .
SOUTH COAST PLAZA
3333 S. BRISTOL
COSTA MESA
An Equa.l Oppnriuniry
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p_ppo1nimen1
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SR. EXEC.
SECRETARY
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TELLER
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CALI FORNI A BANK
201 Avenida Oel Mar s.,n Clemente
492·5123
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VETERAN
to s1 ;i.r1 JI m~mt r::irrrr \fl JI
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$2.YJ !'lli~-96/i7
Nice piano-EVERETT
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1250
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l.OVtNG horn, l"M'l'lied lnr 1r rrs11.~"' rus1 bo.\1-our h<>au. fi yr, brn, terr1pr
iwa£11'. :l4Q..23111. flhl"'rg la~~ "" p/~>1·mtl . J>f'rl.
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r~ tn i,:oorl homt.
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CALL 6·1l-ll'Z'il
[ Pttt I nd 1upP1ie1 J[B
Pets, General 850
rond. ComplPlf' " I 1 r Ir .
Sair! or hP.'r nlr "4i-'i~l
Boats, Power 906
"THE PAGAN "
Cule rhi!.ra<'ff'r ~1. ciil..!iSIC
ur, •·11t1Pr ~aft ruq:l"d, 1nhl'l1
f'1l£. hf',td, "ood hull, $2150.
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SACRIF'lf'f';-Qu1,..k ,C",aJ,, Im
m.lt Pll>rt :.!1'1' Chri~ Craf1
Cnn"rr!l~l 1on. Double p!a nk -
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r<1r11n. j{lafjprJ, .i.:rras. Gallt.1
m•l h.,~d. reh!r Pngws
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h11'rir; S.~'.l.95. li1111ran1C'l'd lo All xlr;i~. lmmac roncl. NP\\
lalk~ Parruf~ S!4 9.l Frre Prig _ Sl ip B\·aJJ .
Chari1rlf"n11 1'/f111r n! r;i~" Sl"i\11
Ki~8.l20, :1645 \\', :O.lcfarlr1en •
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,.,,.s hPfnrp !)pm.
Cats 852 -------PLEA.<;:.F: hr'lfl ,1 r"~r11"r! kiT -
T<>ns lill\'f'rl fmnf rtintui:hr!r~c
pt'(lfllP. I crr,v I.· wh11r-. 1 hlk
f., \\'hll<>, 1 ll2'Pr, fi \t k<o nlrl,
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f~l::i1•\:tl \\'hitr !11m;lli>.y11n
kHtl'U, Af't"A; S2.'l. 11,\S-1~87.
Dogs 854
31i' Chn1< Craf! ~mrr. 111·1n
d if'~rl, Corr n111~t SPJI, Otr~
rn r~Pnr A \'Pry & Co .
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17'-CLA:"S Tn-Hull, 12.'i
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f'\lra ~. '.'ii:',:100. Ph. 673--9183
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$1500.
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Boats, Rent/Chart'r 908
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Bo•t•, speed & Ski 911 Mobil. Homes 935 Autos Wanttd
SKI or fi!hing boat + trlr, ...,.c. 0
968 Autos, Imported 970 Autos, lmpor1ed 970 Autos, lmportK 970
a:Iass on \"OC'ld hul:, neil.r NJEMPO WE PAY TOP_
new Chrsysler '55 Jl~p. ~""' hk• ' ""m · !5:.l LAGUNA HILLS ·CASH ;J.i7-.3683.
23 Fnrmu!a, :.1 1,,rri1 lnn:: 23:>Q1 R!DGE RrJLIE DR.
d~k de.lux!' modF'!. T'll'\tl 160 rr<'lrnf'r o! :O.!oul!on Pkll'YJ
)fl'!T crut~Pr>. 11LI e~rra~. Pr1>~11ge adult <:omn1un1ty,
f!all'l1'$~ Qj;">--JJ9'1 11rlJ<1re n1 10 L e 1 s u re
18' 1SK J .\111ndPll11. i;hat•. 4i1 \\nrld, Be~u11!11J surrnund·
tor used can .i. trucks, Ju.t
call u,, tnr frff! estimates.
GROTH CHEVROLET
Ohl<. just o'hauL $·1:i00 in~. all luxury appoint· Ask for Sales ?>1a.n!lger
64&-l:i52">-IT'.Pnl!. Thrr.;pf':.J!1<' pool. 18211 Beach Blvd.
'iO '.\.11111-spor! sk1 Mai, 4f\ ~~·inas, Exercise gyni . .i Huntington Beach
hp . .\!Pre I'll!!, eX{'Pl conr! h1!11.:ird 1ables, much, mll('h g.j7.f,OS 7 Kl 9-333.1
SL2i;'i. &14-l Hl.i mnr"' NI RSARY SO -=~-=~~~~--151>" hf'11111 lnrn modt>l:s 1n AN VE #
SKI Soar J::i12· j.'i hp J,..hn~nn p,1rk.l!ke sPnio;:, AUTOS WANTED
SlOIYl . Ex. Mn<l. filli-2:1.lfi. C.\LL ~.11J...:l:)f."J or i-;.30.7900 fop dollar tor clean used
~lfl~ .\larll'n \\'). C:\! -- --ci'.rs. ~Pe Anrlv Bro11·n. ~~~~~~~~~~1rn11 .~1" ·r1 Ge1*ra1 Boise THEODORE ~ Crt.~ade '.'11ohl1e Honv• 2 Br,
lf:;:l ' "'· "'" < "''" ROBINS FORD Tr.1tnsportation ~ C'l'lnipterr 1\' I aw n I 11 g '-. 206() HARBOR BLVD.
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C S I /R I 920 Cap·1~rra1"\('), 4'.13--102ii, \IT. PAY TOP DOLLAR ampers, a e en FOR TOP USED CARS
-----------. EL ~l ()RO 8"~(h, 2 ~triry JI your ca r Is extra clean,
'63 Chf'l'Y ~~ T. :.>'l2-fi, spl t rroi11l'll'l11. 3 BR, . Sll'l"f'pir.g see us Jtri;t.
nm~. 4 11PW i\ ply 1tt'f'<, nr'\1 '1C'"~0 \'!('11·. pr:. bearh, BAUCR 6U!Cl{
~int, r;ir!tl'I, ;i1r. ~· C'itbr1I ·-:', ~'.1 1~~"'12 23: E. lith St.
su.,~·e. n1'~il'. ice)yix, Stith 611' ).inHJ!.E h01nf' f1'r ~111,. Cnsta :O.lesa S.!li-776.'i
.:"ln t fi.12-il'l'Ji, 11-/r\p;i nrln ]11·, rm. 2 encl. J;\IPOP.TS \\"~\:-<TED
'62 r r.rrJ ('l'!;i~~l.S n1r.11nt,.rl ptorrllr~. :t RR. 2 RA -Carp!.
DATSUN
'70 DATSUN
4 Sptt'd. dlr. R&d!l'I, Heater
ExttUt>nl Condtnon. V111yl
Roof !T30AVll \~-ill f 1nanct
PrJ\•a te Parry \\"!th SmaU
Down And Low Paym"nr.s j
Call aft 9 am 49-1-6811 or I
5-lfi-S736.
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HIGHLAND MOTORS
ZJ ~j !--!arbor Blv<I.
Cos!4 01e~;i &l~-~1\-l
1971 DATSU:< P t('kup 4
speed transm1ss1on, r;irl1n
and hl'ater. In rxrf'llrnl
ronr!111(1n Phnneo 5'\f...-3iiG.
DAT!'L:N' -1%7 -1600
Rl'liHfs1er. \'pry clt>11n. l'X·
rrllrnt ('l'lnd1t10n . Sll~.'i .00 ,
Ph. ~5-20~'.l after !';;JI) P ,'.\l
'j{\ DATSU:-> Pickup \\'/PPr·
r1s r amf)f'r , nt1 tln>s, lo mi.
~11'.Yl, fi~'.l--~~Ai. 0r11nge Cr:iun f1f's Cilm[lf"r. \'-fi". ll' Hnl 1'1ily lh111nu!. Cal l ;i.J?rlliO.~. TOP $ BUYER ·,;.~ Da1s11n. 4 cir. srdiln,
caho1•Pr rr lruz, $ 995 · fifl ~ 12, 2 hr 5..1h.'lra. Arlul: BILL :\!A:\T.Y TOYOTA :\lust Sri!• $S.)I),
.'--17-7t:.JI]_ p!lrk nr l'l<'"illl, "-'ew cpl !.: 11\S.;t Beilt h Bl1•fl. 6i3-i247
FACTORY (1\rrrt d~alrr hl1~. !lli2-fil11 If. Beach. f'h. S·l7-il:J.'i5 '69 [l,\TSl':'\' 2\WI, Gri ('On(!.
'.l!a_jor\1·~y Si Hal[ Pini, from Motor Homes 940 Autos, Imported 970 rarl ials, 2 1ops, luggage
S7!l;, /\Ii~\\'. l"lh !'!, C.\1. I r;ick. 6-12-:tf't.l'.l
CONDOR Large Selection S'-i \ CAhc11·Pr C11rnper ,
Spo1lf'~~l.Y 111'1\', SPll r.r trade'
tor rqua.! valuP. &~l'.'li. BUY RE:\T LEASE
srEc1,,1. sAvr1·•cs :--:o\v of Fully
AL:-1osT ne11• tf'nt trailer. BILL CORWIN Reconditioned
extra .qrJri "'" mom Cos1
Si('(I, s-tc s.i;o. 67:' .. ~-i1121 arr 5 FORD Used V-W's
'fi.I V\\" Cii.mf"'t"r 11 ·117 r n: ::.10 Sn. :'ll11 in s1., Or1111c:e Porsches-
Sfi'f! '.\>l u~1 ~ell l')f>fo11t> Siii 1~ 111t, '.'<, nf F';i.~h1l'ln Squ;irc
r11:1 fi.l&-'.!:4.'i. Trailers, Travel 945 Campers & Vans ·~~--~----'------~ 1Cl'l 1o 3() Da.v or 1000 ;...li)es 'j7 Chr1· 12 Tl'ln p;in,..l 1-
,1 h ce•fe•t PRO\l'LEP. 17'. Sf!l l ·c n n-Guarantee rilmp<>1' ron1 . Pr _ ,-, L
s,.c.i'fl 1172 C,..11,.c:f'. C-"11. 1.11nl'ri. C11~111m h u 1 l t P;r:! & La~r • Englne •
-. --fr11"1101'('1rlP ril('ks plu~ man:i' j Tiii\!', e front !.· Rear Axle
1'.171 Che"~ Pirk Cp 11·/ ~,1r.q~ $1')1)11. 11·1 1h Hnn<la 50, Assembllt>s • Brake S~·s-Cam~r likP ~."':-: 12.000 rn i. $1/:00 ii·llhfliit . ~2-iii~9 tern • Ele!'1Tic11J Sy!lt>m
FERRARI
FERRARI
AL1THQR IZED
SALES & SERVICE
NEWPORT
IMPORTS
3100 \V. Co.<ls! H1vy,
Ncw·port Be11ch
FIAT
~::s~a~i~;,·~·Sl. l~'rail;;~l~~r:c;:;~. Travel ~
Scooters 925 • Ca ll &1 ~-li'i~ -. ~ ~-:~/) P.n11.rtrna<:1o>r ! r 11. 1 J e r . et.. 0 Thl"k s ..
THINK ""'' "~· ~.;;';.,~"·; "' oS "FRIEDLANDER"
liiiBa
HONDA --.~To '0\JAD * Ch. ,J-P ""' l!ACH BLVD.
Sii ~ll-r-11nT11.H1ed JS' tra1lf"r. ,,, ' (Hwy. 3')
LOTUS
'64 Lotus Elan
T his BeautJ.tul Floadster cost
thou!;ands \\'hen ne11·, one
O\\'l')l'r, ServlCI ~"Ord5
Avail .
$1595
NEWPORT
IMPORTS
3100 \\', ~oas1 H"'Y-
1\e11ll0rr Brach
642-9405
LOTUS
AlITHOR!ZED
SALES & SERVICE
3100 \V, Coast Hv.·y.
r\ewport Beach
MERCEDES BENZ
House Of Imports
MERCEDES BENZ
GLE.X".~ PAR!<
&i1·p on nr11· ·:1 4.~ SF: or
SF,L, ~till al '7t mO<i"l pnc·
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pre--n1111"rl sPdans, SL l,;
d1esPl mr.dl'is.
6862 '.\l.;nrhP~f'r, 111 Ri.'.'.irh
turnl'lrf S.A. F11)' 111
B11f'n;i P11rk
( 1 I 52,l-72~
Orange County's
Larqest Selection
New & Used
Merfedes Be nr
Jim_ Slemons Imps
Warner & Main St.
Santa Ana 546·4114
'64 Tlferwif'~ r pe RoHriSI~
'"PS, Hh~n!uTe '.\11111 ""11·
r1it1on thn1nut'. )lrtkr Offer.
fi-1-1-Zl:il hF'fOIT S P~1
'£S 2.'lO-!'f), l n1:n~c r"nri.
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~1n1-! 3flp111, f;\~-Si~L
·:>Ji 1'¥1 ,.:;L C0n1·,.rt1hle
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+ Sl-l)(l. fij'.; . .J.':JS +
METRO "FRIEDLANDER" li4"--.',0i~. 5-l~-.111~1 E:.:r. fill or fi7 S93-7?i66 • 530-682·1
Auto Service, Parts 949 leli{I H,\RBOR EL\'D. -.,-,,-,~.,-A-T~~,,-.,~,~,-,-,-.-,-.1 '61 il letro, gOl'l<l rr.:in5p 2 11<"11' 1:0• l•ACM flfWT. tfl
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7'37-""21 • i•:ri.:.7.1:m
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SPORT CAR ml!"' r n r r1· :~tri..Tr'll
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•THE BIKE-SHACK •
NEW BICYCLES
... ~ .. .. _ NOW! :--:~"' r ,r,..111 r.1rh11l!. :-.111st
1093 C BAKER, CM FRITZ WARREN'S ::;r11· Sri'11 Iii.'\~~,\\.
MG
MG
At.:Tl/OP.J ZED
SALES & SEfl\'JCE
NEWPORT
IMPORTS '.\'.P!lr Fa1r11,,11'_e _:,i~-11 :;() l1A•n•ti•q•u•e•s•/•C•la•s•s•ic•s••9•5•3 SPORT CAR C ENTER '13>: FJ,\T s:,o S;i~-rl,,r. 17.M'l
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irll "'' 1..,-_ Jnriu1rc r1r11 nct r n r,111 ,.. l\l'l~~LATE. AUSTIN AMERICA '1'~770~f7J,~\Tcc-712~;-,,~,~"d~.~,.-, lo ---'-''~'~"'-'-'_B_'_"-'-·--
Co•inty P.;i cr,1.1.\, i;.:t~--O~O:l, ,\J;ikr n!fPr. 4;1-\-J.1711. 1n1lca11:r. l 11l l ml'lr1t1ngs.
or ~.~l'-.\5'.l.1 a~k fnr Tnn1. Dune Buggies 956 '69 Austin * '.'*'2----f.-\'l l •
r_REXCH ro1r1 11r hiryrlP. TOAD Dunr Rn~" ·~; \ti,r American JAGUAR
.l-Sprl. A!rnr.•f n1"1i'. \\'ill 1r,"" • uilrf'hark. ~n"'. Stre"1
S>l<"'rtl1cr r.r 1r11 rf,.. fnr la\e "" ,q . " Baek to School Special * JAGUAR *
mooe-1 10-~prt . &1&-~~22. 1,c,','1
1,· ,','.11\0. ·
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HO>iD . .\ 30;,, many xtra~. Trucks 962 Al! 111 p,.rf~rr Conrl1tll'.ln , De-Rerl'ntl.v rl'.'b!t "nc111P f.-1___________ 1a1ll"d 8: ~a!~ty \he('kPd, ... 11
tr~ns. Gl'l1ng 111!0 service. fi1 fll EV\' P.l'. cu~tnm lU\rJ<'r 11).000 nl iif'<, \\'hlle
$?~-°'-M:r-OXlli. ilN>t~lrl" 1 n~uJa1f'rl ('amper thi,>y l!!~l
70 SL"Z'C!\I ~ CC. ]11\' ~hPtl , Pilgrim. new br11ke~. $895
mtleai;;!'. G()o'.)(! cl'ln<lihl'ln c,;irh, r 1r, SJff.il or best of-
NEWPORT
IMPORTS .
J ust hke nE.'11 · ~1 7:) frr ,).l'l-281.-,_
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CAT '.l!in1 h1kP, 'ii rnos ul d. tr11ri.: L1kr 11e11· llN'S.
hkr 111?11. S\ITil~ S:fl. r~hli t• r;irJ1;;•l'lf_ S 4 7 3,
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("l '11 I"*' I BMW MacHoward s::.. fl6~l_ ;"~' ---839-9600 OR 531-0608
'66 Tri11mrh l'..'fl ('hl'lpf!"r Corner 1st &: Harhor
Cl"lll1. SJ ro'l nr be~t nlr 1i9 NrHa A n~
Automnti1·r E:-;rrlll;'nc_c
E. 2."irrl SI . C \1 ---- -----
197n Sl'Z!'l\I 5.1.1-.1!:'.P , 900 • IH. miles. Sli 'i, • c~u i;.12-: .. ;o.1 •
t11r::i.l lf~lhPr 1ntrnor, IHJto.
nianr, Air Conri, ch1'f>me
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MacHoward
839·9600 OR 531·0608
JENSEN
AtiTHORIZF:D
S1\LES : ~F:R\'ICT.
NEWPORT .
IMPORTS
.3100 \\'. Coa~! Hwy,
r-.:e;1·porl Beach
LAMBORGHINI
li7 LA '.lfBORGHJ:"'I 3:.0 GT .
h:~i;:h! rM'. ri:'.'."!rr! <;°nri . I
$ .. 'fl() Call .'14?-.-.;;1 h"f, ... ROY CARVER, Inc. "_. I lntr rn;o.11or.al Mllr\'ester QUICK CASH Suzuki iflOforcyc e REC REATION' CE:;\'TE:R 2925 Harbor B~··rl
Xlnt cond • • 6-l6-~JIJ4 ROY CARVER Inc. Crista '.\.lrsa :141>.4444 THROUGH A
•
THINK
''MG''
"' "FRIEDLANDER"
ll710 lllli:ACM (HW"I'. :tu
8'.13-i~ • !'137.f.j;24
.'\IG TS ';-,.1, pr•t pr!')', rt>hlt
E.'n;. t•!11 r1 h. TJ'An~. blck
11·1 1'ffi . ~YI.';. 14-ln 1r. Pac
C« l·f\"'l · lf.in!; Eearh, 21 3
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MGB 1----'68 MGB
ALJlnm,1T .-, \\ 11'<> 1\·l1""'!<..
A\l '~-~1 R~ri1•\1.'i ('fll 1n1i".'·
v.'O'Jrl St<'o>r1r:;:: \\hef'l, yPi\n11
1'"i'h hla ~~ !l'IP!lOl". 1rqly
\"Y>;;Ull!lli !.• 01'1<'111'1! 1)1!'01Jbh·
Olli .
$1695
3lf\O \\' C11~~1 Huy.
;..·('\\'fl"l'! RPilCh
642 -940S 19i0 KA\\.ASAKI :~:-.uc:r 111 1n 1 f o. RESULTS )"OIJ can De-DAILY PILOT
S4:..n i ~l l ! j22-TIS9 or 1213 1 C ln;~"~~iirbor B~~i·414-l J'.l('nd on, Ctll l~e S11P_er-'70 :O.·!GB-GT. Xlnt. Cnnrl.
Y.'12-327S o~a ~ale ~ma n .. Daily Pilot WANT AD A~l -F ~I. Crinwile, Spec.
'.JO f hf'l'Y 1 inn. rl1111l 11·he"1~. Classifier!. &l2.-5fij8 ~ pl.\ce 642•5678 Exh . S,v.~ S1.00l1 f).14--4-tf,fi ·1970 Htlnd11 CL Ji.\ xlnt Mnrl k b " k b J ~ra ·p P" trur , ne-iv " nr ynur 11d &. ch;irgc !I! '64 MGB-GD COND $4j()_ Prll·ate Pill'!)'. Lo m i·~. h\('lrk n,.11 p;i 1n1. i:ln~ conri. A d
54&-5%4 '!r>mi • t1r,,.~. ~JOO. Call t1 fr utos, lmporte 970 Autos, Imported 970 $1()1)"1 li7;,-Jl67
.. ~l"ch:~~:~1p~ I'\ n ~·1 1 nF~-: ·~ rrr~h~~-24~.u. r.u~Tom rl~.-~ • ~.ni ~·7jJ. ,, '70~ OPPEELL
&lc.r1l!r!" Sf'l\O :.-1~1~1:" flPP!.!o1rle-!n~11!ated cilm?('r , * ·~o TRl ll:'>fPll ;ro !I'! mil P~ ~hrl l 1r1h::r1n11 :\'e11• hrak('~. ~ Fiat
f 00 •· f f I -· I 4 s~. rarl io. heater. bu('k-f'I Ex c<'lnd µ-;;, nr h'"•I o ff'r. r;irh. r 1r $11 or .-... s o · I"''--" -642-~~1 l'lf! 7·.lll II '1 l~r. 4!1-l-S~IJ. I NO INCREASE IN PRICES I seats, ~:;,c::ra~a
19-;o Cim11tt1 JOO ('f" tr;i1\ hike '6."'i f>ndg,. P4((1 St('p Van. 12'. I I COUR:TES Y DODGE
Unrler ;,:)'] miles . Perlect. new tng, 1Tans. clutch. xlnr + 70;, REBATE
$J7j_ ~;,n;J..'l. ~h11pr: 1st $:?00J ta.ke!~ I E~CISE I Co:.t.a ~f!.~arbor Bl\'~7-92'XI
Giii< bik~ "''"""·
1• WbM "'""" by c .. ,....
11 I '66 KAD.ETTE.WAGON Stingray St~ H11_n~_br:ike $2jll~j CHEV"\' VA:-:. C_'.P1· ~·
• 54~-rl'.~• • ire-hox, ~tc. s9.'iil. ~·tll ALL MODELS
CHOPPER 1962 H-D tr.:irle. fi7~54~l 3nyt1me. I I
•Mj ,._ 549.0112.1 'ffi Che\')' "( ton pickup I IMMEDIATE DELI VERY I 4 Sl'ttd, Radio. HNter. ~·~ ISYP19SJ
1,M_•;..b;..ll""•-H_•_m_•:-::'::-:-:::-:--935_ i 1.~;1 •hec '· 67'-'"' I PRICED FROM I $599
HAD ENOUGH Auto Lu•ing 964 I $1395.00 I HIGHLAND MOTORS
OF DAMPNESS? 1--==:-i"'.:-=c::"":-::::"' 2145 Harbor Bll'd . ~love to SIE RRA DA\\;\, ANNIVERSARY •SO I 850 S•d1n. Ser. 71546 I Cmi<t J\.-le~ 64.l-~
AJ11·ays dry, b11!my, tle.\r. I I '70 OPEL RALLYE
N1 limCIC or ffii, lrlPill for ~ I Bill Jones I TAK E OVER PAY:O.IENTS~
PORSCHE
'68 Porsche
Auromauc, Atr Cond, A:'\1/
f:'II Radin. lo m!.I~. Im·
maculate Cond,
$3695
NEWPORT
-1MPORTS
3100 \\I. Co&!t H1>.y,
r-.·e11 [!Ort Beach
642-9401
'&~ POR5ChE Targa, •in<" I'll
a kind, 911 S, gportomabc.
blck 11 lblck lthr tnt, f~\t>d
N'ar v.ir~-Jo1v \\'/elec delrii-
i:"f, A:\l /f'~l. air, 14 " itllov
v.·hl5, '.1!1chel1 n tlre5 li.octl
On.:. m1. Sf.j/)'] ftnn. call
f'\"f'S aft e pm. Pnv prt)•
673-Jn17
+ PORSCHE 'iO 911-T .-
A1.t, ~' spd. conda gr~n . Xl n1
ronrl . DE's)"lf'rate' :-.rusr Sell'
)Jilk!" off .. r. Pvt Pt y .
S37-7~'.11
'Iii roR~HE, Rf'h!t tral16 .
1\'t>11· rl11t.·h, ;\l"w )'>il1n1 .1ob ,
Cle.:tn C<1ll 11lt 6: :{;fi-:)71;1.
lll69 Pr>n:r he !111 T, silver
11 ' hlark, A)l F'.\l. lo
n1 1lPS, f'Xtra~ s:1,l:.MJ-G7.l-~S2
TOYOTA
'70 Toyota Corona
12,000 niiles , Xtra Ot>an,
Automarir , RAdio, Hea~r.
etc, (983ASP\
$1795
MacHoward
SJJ·'.lfiOJ or ~1-0608
Cornt>r ~st & Harbor
S;inta Anll
TOYOTA
DEMO SALE
LARGE ;\E\V !.· CSEO
TOY OT A SELECTIO:"l
SF.E CS BEFORE
YOU BUY:
..JJenit Lewi! 9 TOYOTA
l~ H11rbrir. C.:'11. 646-9303
'70 TOYOTA
STATION WAGON
4 sperrt. SI Prf'n radio. 907Ah.l
$1 S9S
Harbor American
•46-0261
1969 HARBOR, COSTA MESA
THINKING
OF A NEW OR USED
Let Harbo ur Volks\l'agen Prove To
'You That 'Ve Appreciate Your Busi ness
OVER 1 SO NEW & USED VW'S TO CHOOSE
FROM. BRING YOUR TRACE, WE 'LL BUG
YOU IMMEDIATELY.
GREAT SELECTION OF
AIR CONOITION ED VW 'S
IN STOCK
OPEN SUNDAY
Harbour Volkswagen
Aufhori1ed Volkswagen Dealer
18711 BEACH BLVD. 842-443S
HUNTINGTON BEACH
TOYOTA
'70 Toyota
Corona Mk II
VOLKSWAGEN
'66 V\'.' bug, ne11· brakl"~. h.11.
tt>ry & clu!rh TLC s.~:I~.
6.l-l-5400 dil_l'S: 64 j-1 2 J .J
P\'e;:, 2 Dr H~rdtor, Rarilo, Hf'at.
er. Tl'rntic t>nrl ol rhe S11m. I c196=17\"~17' 7b,-"-.~x7·1-m-,-,-,~,-$~97:.J
mer Savings, \'!"ry Lo milt's. or trarl!" Jill Avocacio, r-.-o.
yellow \1'1lh b\a('k uil"f'nor. 3. C:'ll &12--3621.
$1695 l --~,96~9~\~~~'~BU~G~-
NEWPORT
IMPORTS
3100 \\. C()..1St J-h1y,
N!'11'P(lrt Br<1r h
GOOD CO:\DITIO:-:
.. • .. 4;>.l-111~ .....
1 1~7(1 \'\V \\1PSt]'lh.1J111 pnp!op
camp"r. 2?,000 nilll"s,
... 4\t4-\.~'4 .....
1965 VW, good eng.
$4.)(1, g30·70lli
'69 To~'l'lta Ctirnna , hlk vn1~·l 1 l~iO V\V bug, prrfE.'c! cond
hrrllp, rluh cpe. Auto trans, For !.ale h.v l'l'l'ntr.
air cond, A~l l f"'.\! radio. ~31-0lfi~
Gl'\()(I ronrl. s11:6 '.\.!011ng '61 \I'\\' CA:\!PER G,., I'\ rl
5'l.~:11i il'lnrl. Comrl"T~ te.nt l'llJ1l11
TRIUMPH
'6~ Tf:··I. ni;i::; 1l'hl~.
NPed ~nn1,. 11 nrk
• f4&-81i¥l ..
S?YI • * • 49-1-736fl
~700.
-. -VOLKSWAGEN ~
• • '63 v.w_
P.'-' Harhrir Blvd
Cost.1 :'llP ";i .i.i7·fl210 • •
Ji.5 f°'1 ll~l'~•il•'k, ll/ldf>r 411,f()ll
milt"s, r,..lO':"/t'f'oi 1ntrr.t'J[",
... ,r~I r"nrl. $:'17:! flrm,
~1i:;..;~7
&:; V\1' 5'...-J.ln, a11 to stick
~11:/r , ""''' LVJ~I rl :sc brks,
RIH l'nrll'r bh1<! t.Yik.
64::H9n
VOLVO ----------1 ·· VOLVO
DEMO SALE!
'71 2-0R. S2998
r.&H Al:Tn'.l!AT!C 2",,-44
SEE t:s BEFORE
'i'OU BL'Y'
..Veoni ~e.mi& \II VOLVO
1:»6 Harbor, C.~I. 645.9303
THIHlt ~"tOl!Oi
"FRIEDLANDER"
ll7W laAClt CHWY. lti
893-7566 • 537-6824
'!i'.l Volvo 1.;.1 SlWl. t /h, -
~llchelt11s, auto, clean. P..,1
pl)-". &16-12.13.
Autos, Used 990
P.T.L. MOTORS
n~R HARBOR BLVD. c.~t.
66 Cadlil~c . . n400.
f.~ Chi"\')' Sportvan Best offer
·;;; Volks Bus SfilO,
·i:;.1 rnm Galax-it> 500 SlS5 .
"61 Corva 1r $225.
646-2698
CREDIT PROBLEMS?
SEE CS AT
Pete H<!!rle Used Cars
20.'.6 Harbm' Bl, C:\f 64.'i-1430
·i;3 Bu ick IYRV871 J $19'.l, +
T k Lir. c;i~h.
'f.J Frird 10PGl"IY.!J $99 +
Ta:.: & Ltr. rash
BARRACUDA
• • '70 CUDA
F..ad 10, h~ .. ·l!r, 11·hrt"1"all 1'lr-
~s. Bu;kPt seats, BH27COB-
1.lX-02.
$1288
COU RTESY DODGE
:!.'~ Harbor BlvrL
Costa ~les11 :;:j7.9220
• *
980 Autos, New 980
IT'S HERE! FINAL CLEARANCE
ALL REMAINING 1971
BUICKS-OP ELS::. DEMOS
Must Be Cleared Out! BUY NOW!
WE ARE THE ORANGE COAST OPEL
LEADER-COMPLETE SELECTION
OF ALL MODELS READY FOR
l,MMEDIATE DELIVERY!
SPECIALIZING IN QUALITY USED CARS
'70 MERCURY COLONY PARK
10 P•u. ""•'J"" Va , •LJ!o. ll &-H, pow•• 1+8e,;~9 ·
w;ncl11w1.br •~•" /t~!"'V '"• folt .... k.11. ! I 7~AKUJ
$4195
'70 RIVIERA HARDTOP
F~ll po wer, fat!ory ~i , t ~"d 1 t 1 11"1 ~9. "'"vi r1111f.
l 120AED I
$4295 '
'69 JAGUAR 2 + 2
Avtomalot , rtd;o a ~d I.••!••. wi•• wh1,l1, ,:,
<11n.l;1io"•n9 , l'fSA?S 2)
$3995
'70 PORSCHE 911S 2 + 2
S tptt.:I lr a"11.,i11•""· elet*':t ,_,,:~c1~""' (u11.,..,
,out11~r,d 1•~'1 llS8 DDX l
$6995
lN
UICK,
COSTA MESA
BVICK·OPEL•IAGV A R
234 E. 17th St.,
Costa Mesa r:~;111~1°rs1~~1al0~1;7-~ I B. J. SPORTSCAR CENTER I ~~:rh~~~,1m1~e~.:rr~1~N!
you 011.71 yoiir o11·n moh1lt>· P!;\TO \\'/AUTO. I 2833 HARBOR, C~M. I &: Appx si..r.:i0. 673-3~70 5 4 8 _ 7 7 6 5 •-1 R 1 •--.,,1.... Trans. $5 day, 51": milt . ~ 11:40 "91 "'·me nt. t n " "=P ,.,.. TH EODORE I~' J&. ~ ..... I 'fl! OPEL, "°mpl~ly reblt,
up. \\'hy pay N"n T" for fn'" ORD • ·--~-. I Al! ~1v 11re,,, batte""', r.tc. o-3 ROBINS F •. ., brochurt, 11•ht!e pt. HA""OR B'VD a: . , .J $400 S4&-79:l>I.
srt.rtRA DA \VN, Htomtol, Ct 20!iO ....... ., -·~.;;;;;. •• ;;. • .;;;;;. •• .;;; •• ;;. •• ..; •••••••• ~~iiii~iiii~iiiiiii: 9234l. COSl I ~fESA ~Ul!llO - - - - - - - - - - - - - -Pil'lt Cl.\s~1f1ed art &l2-56i8
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DAILY PILOT
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: Auf'ol, Used no Autoa, UMCI 990 Autos, Us.cl 990 Autos, UMd 990 Autos, U-990 Autos, U-990 Autos, Used 990 Autos, UHd 990 Autos, Uscid 990
IUICK CADILLAC CADILLAC
'69 Buick Riviera
' f'uU ~·er, Fal•\ory Air
Cond, AM/FM Radio, Lan-
dau Top, IYQB581 )
CADILLAC 1969
"EL DORADO"
CADILLAC 1968
"EL DORADO"
FULL POWER, FAC"TORY
$3395
FACT. Ailt CO'NO. AJR CONDJTIONING
MacHoward
V"inyl top, leather in1erior, Full po\l\'1', stereo, doot
tilt & telescopic 1rlet'ting, locks. padded lop, til1 &
A.\l/F;\1, etc. (XSRlOSJ t£'l~<-011lc Klef'nng, etc. Lo-
$4666 cal owner. 1XSS779J
839-96QJ or 531-0608
Corner lst & Harbor
Santa Ana
NABERS Cadillac $3599 •
AUTIIOntzEo DEALER ·NABERS Cadillac
•~,6~1 ~BU~ICK SP~EC~IA-L 2600 Harbor Blvd., AU1110RIZED D'EALER
Costa 1.h.-sa 2600 Harl>or Blvd.,
VII At1!omat1c, Radio, Heat-
f'r. (FNH'J.151
Call 5-IG-9100, 0J)t'n Sunday Cosra t-1~
Call !-.-IU-9100, Open Sunday CADILLAC 1965
Cpe, De Ville
FULL PO\\'ER,
FACT. AIR COND.
$399 HIGHLAND MOTORS
2145 Harber.-Blvd.
LARGEST SELECTION OF CADILLACS IN ORANGE COUNTY Costa Jl.1ese 645-5404
CADILLAC
W\D. '6-0. Good running cond.
Very clean. New lire11 k
batr. All pwr, air. pressure
$hocks, SJ25. 54S-3947
'Nt &. te-IPSCOpic !!leering
Whrel, local I owner car,
!C'ss than 28.000 m]J<.>:s. (NOS·
912)
NABERS Cadillac
SALES-LEASING
AUTIIORJZED
.SERVICE -
Nabers Cadillac
2600 llARBOR BL.,
'"Howard" \\"hl'rl'" an' you?
Lost SOmE'lhing?' Find ii,
place an ad! &12-f£18.
AUTHORIZED DEALER
2600 Harbor Blvd.,
Costa i\lcsa
Call 540-9100, Open Sunday
Call 642--SuiB Now!
COSTA MESA
540-9100 Open Sunday
Tne fas1est draw in the \Vesl
.• s Daily Pilot Clas.si!ied
Ad. 642-5678
Autos, New 980 Autos, NIW-980 980
YOU CAN'T FREEZE
OUR RED HOT
DISCOUNTS!
Never in aur 50 years af dain9 busi.
ness in Oran9e Caunty have we offer·
ed CJreater year end clearance sav·
in9s an brand new cars and trucks.
Come in today and we'll prove it.
,. ---· ... ---~-... ~"""" ,; -..• -.. FURD -LTD -GALAXIE -TORINO -WAGON SALE
Mo"f to chOOllt frolfl. '65 thru "70 Modeh. 5por1' rook, fomiolt. 2 door & 4 cloor
hordtops & te'CSOllt. full pow•r, olr conditlo1d119. WonoMles crtollobl•-
EXAMPLE: 1970 FORD GALAXIE
500 2 dr. H.T, VS , a u!om4tic, f~ll pow•r. •ir condilionin9, 9ood mile1 , (943,A.l<C)
OUR PRiCE $2596
'67 BUICK Convt,
Skylark. Full (>O\vcr,
air cund. Good miles.
t0.13AVV l
'H FORD LTD $2296 2 DT. H.T. R_&II, nuto.,
P.S., f acL air, good
miles. ,,.-lnyl roof.
IXSS416J
'69 OPEL RALLYE $129 G.~"i . R&H. 4 spcC'd,
gold wt black stri!)t'll,
good m ilC's. IZLA642l
'69 CAMARO $1996 Hardtop. VR, s_tandard
trans .. r.:ood miles.
<124eJ'N l
'69 DODGE $1996 '65 CADILLAC HT c oronet 2 Dr. ltT.
Full po•1"C'r, 111r f"!'nd. $1696 R&H, auto., P.S., \•\nyl Lo\\' miles. (8270FE) roof, air cond., lo•v
mi!f.'5. <ZSHOlll
MUSTANG SALE
Ma11y to chooM" from. '65 thru "70 models. Coupee, hardtops, co11 \'er1'ible 011d 1+2
ffntbocks. Some wf01 4 1peed1, 41110 olr co11dltlo11l119 011d ouromotlc l!'lodtli .•
EXAMPLE: '70 MUSTANG H.T.
f ully faclory •quipptd, whitt w/1td inlt r., radio, littltr, 9ood milt 1. !064CIEI
OUR PRICE $1996
'66 FORD W90, $996 Country Scd. J'1,wr r, ait
cond., ;iul n,. V~. ~orirl
milrs. 1.-.;,\Al!)ii 1
'66 MERC , WGN, $1 096 Colony P11rk 9 Pass.
1-'ull J>0\1'Cr, nlr rond.,
i.;ood mi!C!'i. fSSE499J
'66 FALCON W9n, $1 096 Rad~o, hcntrr, .euto-
mA!lc. _i.:n<'1CI tn1lC's.
\Bl:Zln:;1
'65 PLYM. Satellite
H.T. Radio, hl'ntcr,
autn., P.S .. good n1ilc-s.
(TGM592J
'65 CHEV. Impala
4 Dr. 1-!.T. V& auto.,
H&l-1, ~ood miles
INDL435J
'67 TOYOTA
4 Dr. Corona. Auto. ~hi (t, good miles,
\Ull !;i5:1l
$896
ALL OFFERS CONSIDERED
TRADES ACCEPTED PAID FOR OR NOT • GET IT ON 4 SPEEDS
-And Stflndard Shift Models -
'70 BOSS VB 302 """"' $SAVE
'71 TORINO GT VB 429 "'""' $SAVE
'69 MACH I VB, 351 tt•cso1 $SAVE
'69 CAMARO VB, 307 IU<CPNI $SAVE
'70 MUSTANG 6 CYLINDER ""c"' $SAVE
'69 OPEL RALLYE G.M. , ..... ,, $SAVE
Sel• Pri1e1 Good for 72' Houri. Can. SuDiect to Prior S1!1.
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CADILLA C CONTINENTAL COUGAR -1 ----------1---,,.0::::".::-0':-::.,,.,.._ FORD MERCURY PLYMOUTH
_C_A_D_l_L_l.J_A_C __ l_9_7_0_1--,,-,.1-c'"on...,t1-... -.-,,.,1--:-,6"'9"'"'c""a_u_CJO __ r "'c""a_u_p_e_J --,o:,~o -:F:-o-rd'""G"•'"I . Too-' L«7 MERCComm. s1a "'•;,
"EL DORADO'' H.T, Cpe. 2 Or. H.T. 9 fl"'"~· PtR, . Pt<::., A/T. Llk.'E NEW, 5000 MI. Factory Air Cond, Auto, fl'IU!.l SELL all', clean. l lil.J,1. or u!f1•1'.
LESS nlAN 8800 1'1ILES 'rli1 ~autiful car mun be Power Stttrlng, Powl>r Beautiful light iv (.,'Old ti _ By ov..rwr, :lj();l \\'t'~l C~I
Factory air cond., tull pov.·-st't!n 11.nd driven to appreci-Brakes, Xtra mce, tZ\\'E-ish \l.~h gold mt:rior & ~k !hi'}', N.B. 6-IG--Oj5L
l'r , stereo tape & mul!iptex, ate, Classic Sa.tin black fin· 9M) brown landau roor. Equip-'67 !\IERCL'RY Cou~ar GT, -I
tilt & releecopic slef"r. f'u1I ish with black landau and $2495 ped with auto tra.ns., n1dio, spd, disc hrks, n1.'l4" hrt'!'i. Lo
leather ln!crlor, UU"nk o~n· black Leather interior, equl~ hl.'at<'r, JXl\\"er slecr., fac·. Blu Bk mi. Xln\ rond. $1£00.
ll'r, etc .• frtc_ Aboolultly ped With the fint'l>1. Full MacHoward ltOry air eond, 1'tuii: atlrac· fi..l4-7 :Jm.
1lav.1ess and "one ot a pcm'l'r, 6 \\'ay pwr iseat, ti!t t1ve car rellf't.1s e:-:<:ellcnl --,,-:;c::=.,-.,==---
ki-•." (093BEN) ..,......, ··"-•. Au!D t•mp ,;~ 839-9600 OR 531-0608 MUSTANG •JU "LI" .,...,u ~ .. care. Ask lordcn1011s1ra.tion. NABERS Cadillac cond. Power door lockll, Corner l:st & Harbor 395 ANH, $287j. Johnson & '.':C'=c-:------
AU1'HORIZED DEALER
2600 llarbo1· Blvd.,
sierto, n1ulriplex r Adi o, Santa Ana .,~ .,,,,,., H 1 '6.'I J\.1U::ilA!\G 28:} Fast Back. '""''• ;,,,~., arbor 8 vd., -I speed, R&!I, disc lirakf'?-., J\l!chelin radial ply tiret;, '70 Cougar 2 Or. H.T. C<r..ta 1\1~. S.W-5630
and much more, Please ask lJLTRA CLEAN & SPORTY au· shocks, niaf.,"S, speak1,.•n;.
Cosla r.tesa for a dcmonslra!ton, 660-B~utitul lfme fm.'1 mf'!allic GREMLIN $l~75.00 Ph. 546-l367-
C-<11l !"i-lG-9100, 0J)t'n Sunday ...,, J h So ~ * • J"" •IUSTAN · ' .=~=="-o-0-~--'c-I EXu. O 11000 & • n, ""~" finish v.ith duck ivy h1-ba('k """ 'Li V , rK'll
1971 CADlli/JC Coupe de !-!a rbor Blvd., Costa J\Iesa. buc~t ~ats & matchinr.: k k !ft•c·s. rat!10. Xln! t'O!ld $l1j{j
Ville 6COO mi. All exlrns. 5-1()-563() landau equipp!.'d \\~lh aulo '71 GREMLIN 6M-GiS9.
Lthr int. StettQ &. tape '69 Continental Mk 111 ~ trUtS., radio Mater, po\\-Heater, \Vhile\1-all tiN's, Dark1'·65~-o--;,~JU~.ST~~A:~,~.G7. ~V~-'-,,-· -,,-,-,,71.
deck. $6800. 539-666,g. ELEGANCE PERSONIFIED er sltg_ p\v' brakrs, and grft'n, ultimate rt'\.loon~y. rC'-blt cng, SfiOO 8:!~-36S9 or
CAMARO Show room rondH.ion through· more. Rc!JC'Cti> e.~cellcnl 73&191 67~21J7J .alu•r ;:;, -----------I out. Beautiful, medium guld care, priced lor quick sa.Jc. $1699 '6.i .. \tUS'[',\;\l;. P./H. i\ '70 Camaro miS"! finish with dark ivy Ser 52198.1. Johnson & Son. co~~l~s~ DODGE Vlll)l lop. Chf'JTV ;'On;!. $.~
V-8 , Turbo Hydmmatic, Pew-leather & matching landau 26'26 Hart.o-r Blvd., Costa -ar r B!.,.d. or $2~i0 TOP. ;).l:Hl~l.
• • '67 Pl YMOUTH r unv
V-8, at110. tr;i11.S., radio, h~ut
t'l'. ,XLAISJ:!
$368 COURTE SY DODGE
1~ ll'ill'lAll' lil\•1!.
Co~ta .\lcsa ':i:l7-9220 • •
'67 Plymouth GTX g-ood tun-
dil1011. $1l30, Jx>I 5.~,o,
;,]ti-lj~l()S; a/! ;;:'.)O, f)~q_ll~:,.
PONTIAC
'68 PONTIAC GTD
Fac t. air . ."I $pd ;-.uiu 11·an:s,
black landau & black vinyl
bucke ts, (' o n s I) I '" v.o.xl
h•ra1n. PtS, R/11, Fa.,::.
1n:igs/:'ll1c-htlin X l!!'cs. F'.x-
c,-.llc-111 ("<llld11ion, j\lust St'JH
Priv Pry. SJ7~1J or oflcr.
5:17--1~17. ~t A--,·-• E .. ,..., ~tesa. ~0-56.~ Costa :\"icsa ~i-9:!20 ---l'r Stl't"ring, Fac tory Air '"'' · ......... ~ ...... , ~.,. • .,.. • * '6:1 '.\!u10tang , t·lt'a11, 1 011nrr, '64 Le Mans
Cond, lo miles, f"ac!ory thing, y(IU ""'ant. Full pov.·er, '67 Cougar, Auto trans, Fae "'°~-.,---,-~-~=. $~
6 \\'ay Si'at nuto tem p air ~ir ~-• 000 rn·,·,. v1 ... --·', '71 G«o111!"'· b~,.--• ~ ... 5.000 · * • ,_ 0 V.~. An :o111:11 1(·, POll"f'r Sterr-\\'arranry, Xtra clean. (697. · .. · ,,.,, • ~~·" '-U'"' ' .... ...., "" \J l:l-i03!l * * AVAJ cotld. Ar--1-F;\1 stereo r adio, $16;,(l. 645-3389. rni 2 <11· SN!. 6 cyl. r/h,l7C;:,-7"---,----, 1niz. Pv111r Brakes. l72~-
MacHoward
tilt 11rrg v.'hee-1. 4 brand new DODGE b!,:k w / i'f>d int i2,300. 1966 .1.\Jus1ang, 6 t"}J , ~uck BQl!J
tires and muc-h more. See &16-1720 6-12-7191. shift, clean, l 0111wr. s.~!J:.. $499
839·9600 or 531-0608
and drive this cif'an one 7lfKJU n1 1lC's. r:v'"'· ·l'H-6.3i:!. HIGHLAND MOTORS
ov.•ner trade today. YC;\I-317. ... * JAVELIN * * "Cb _\tus!ang c;;;-1:eri;tl1(.", .:!I I~. J!arl)Jr Blvd.
J ohnson & Son. 2626 Harbar '69 D4~DGE 1----* ____ * ____ ;.::;~;c9,7S.9:>. Private part}'-Ccsta i\\Ps.:J tl-l.i-5-~
Blvd., Costa MeAA. ~()..5630 ....v-uv ·0-p 1 "'rO I V-8, auto. t rans., fa<:Jory air '68 JAVELIN __ 1 on iac v , >.:fl! corwi .
Corner lst & Hamor
Santa Ana
1970 CAMARO SS 350. Xlnt '69 Lincoln Cont. cond itioning. radio, hf'alrr. V-S, 111110. ll"ans., "'l\ll.'f 'G:J .\Ju~tan~ V""" :!+2, a11" Aulo. l.1.111 nt1lt's. Ne\V ti tt!s.
nd eo· North C ll '" 0 S ,. I .,or.1 ~'"j(I. '"0-Jt•~:,. <.-o • ing • a ~ r , P · \\"hitf'\l"a!J tires, Vinyl roof. st(.'('ting. r ad io, healC'1". c11n1 .. auto u·ans, Y'JV'.}. ~ v
h<'fore 11 &. aft 1:30. t1USf SELL Yp\1./213 \\'AAl4J ~IS-133S. GTO "fi.~ C.:tinv. "Ch<>1-r,··
846-4595. Beauli f'uJ platinum blue 1v:i1h $988 I'°'~====~--,..,., " $999 19;() i\IUST,\.<'\'{; Con1·i.'rl1bl<> S169.l. Loa\lt~L aU', auto. Lo
dark bluf' leathrr interior "'' COURTESY DODGE COURTESY DODGE .,.,.hi!c lop. Po\\.er :,te-n·1ng mi. On~ 01,n J4S-9:~-IQ. '10 Camaro V8, air cond,
powl'r strg, 10\v m ilP.age.
$3000 499-1394
landau roof. Fun luxury 28811 llarbor Bl.,.d ~Harbor Blvd. $209:l. 675-7740. "'&~l~G~T~O-C-o-,,-.-, _n_<_w_ti_re_"
equipped, including factory Costa ~!C'Sa 557-9220 Costa il1 esa* * 557-9?.IQ -~O~L~D~S=M~O~B~l~L~E,--loaded 11·/l'xlras. $.'l!O.
CHEVROLET air, tl/t wheel, power door * * • G-IM-130 • locks & much more. (193-
\'r;, Automahl', Po1\l'r Sl••rr-
:JR,~~ Harbor Blvd., in~. Po11er 13rakc>i;, Lugg,1gc
Costa J.Jl'sa 5j7-9220 Rat·k, (SV;\I !fJ3)
$499 HIGHLAND MOTORS. 'GJ Ll :'\COLN, full JJO\\C'r. :!!·Ii HarOor Blvd
$800. or bt.'St l'Jff('r. Call Jeff, C .1 -:\/ . 6·1 .. 1o 1 4fl.l--0Tl~. o~ a , r_-..1 J·.1' --~=~~=~--11\J L'ST ~t·IJ'.-191.i:i OLDS V-S,
2 HlO J-1 arbor Blvd, •
BMX) SaJ• pri«t! 13ns. TRADE '67 DODGE JEEPS '6B Olds 9B * * J ohnson & Son, 2626 Harbor ClfARG~R For good Van,
'69 CHEVY Blvd. Costa fl1esa S-10-5630 eutomatic! 2924 South Coa!>1 CH EVY V-S overdrive. Q1hrr Lu~ury SC'dan, Fun Powi·r,
P,U • ' lh'"Y, Lag Bch Custon1 feature.~. 81'<1 nffrr J-'actory Air Cond. L.~nda\I
C.ro ~todel ciea'" and N!ody TO SETTLE ESTATE roof. ,\:\l/F.\I RiH!io. etc, " W b FORD nvrr $175-0. 77•1--9800 days 2:'>.000 mill's. j\\"Xi!l.'-9) for \l'Otk 0 ,. pl•Y. 463<W6 ill a ccept any. reason a le "',.,9 .. ..,, ~ "
$1244 offer on beautifu.I blue & -O:O:-':::::C::-:::O::-::c-,;-c::: ~ '"'°eve~. $2495
COURTESY DODGE whil• 1970 M"k Ht •P-'70 TORINO f /l 500 LINCOLN
2888 ""'""'Blvd. P""'"" a t 17000. E""Y lW<· --------1 MacHoward
Costa Mesa 557-9220 ury exrra plus fi0,000 mi. 2 Dr. V8, a uto. trans. Dlr. * * * * 5 yr. warranty. Local deal-Fact. air rond. Loaded! '66 LINCOLN
-~~~~~~=~-I CT just completed lS,000 mi. 1074AS!) \Vin finance pvt COXT, 'l Dr. 11 .T, '65 MALIBU compl,-.te chec k-up. In better p ly, s ma 11 do\\"n. Cun Fac:tory air cond1tionin:::. full :iant.1 J\11:1
V-8, a u!o, ~-.radio, heal-~~:1;;n~2~g;'~~~ion. Phone 546-8736 or 49-1..fiSlJ alt 9 am. :,:~r si~~r;u 1op, 1>ICIX'o· I -,;;6"5""VISTA-CRU'.l"S"E"RC"
er, 2 dr. hardlop. INDYJ9-l)1--="=-==--Want ta Buy $888 $B77 196:~. Full po14'f'r
0 · ·--• .. ,,~ Good Clean Ca ..... '60 ,, ·c~ COURTESY DODGE DUNTON FORD '~•~..,;1i;,;';;,". ;~ ,, ~
546-7070 """197=0-:,"1m="'1~11~, "'n7k,:--::'<W=,-I ~ ~
2240 So. J\1aln at Warner lS.000 miles, $6300.
Sonia Ana • 67:>-2030 e LOADED '71 Ford Torino Want to Buy CORYAIR \Va_i::on. Take 'lver
Good Clean Cars -'Ii() to '68·1----------l'lO!iCr.i-l'nd lr~-e. $122 1111"1.
645-04(-.6
~I--06CIS
Curnl.'r l~t .~-llarl,"'r
+
RAMBLER
"70 A.\lBAS. Sia. \\'ai.:. ~)
pas~. PIS. P/B, A/C,
11.•KlO nu'"· 6-ifi-ti2U7.
'GI lt<u nlite.1•, 6 cyl, auto,
r/h, ,1:00<1 cond, SJO O.
%2-SO'Xl.
'60 Ra mble r A merican
~l:i(}. 612-1872 eves.
VALIANT
"ti:: v.,11:in1, iat"t Hurst 4-.'<pd.
all .'<(l)('k, needs clUtC'h, ~115.
G-JG-:111'1.
VEGA
• * '71 VEGA
rtnl!? J: ht'IUer, automatic,
bur ket ~,~,,t, 1wncl, lo1v lo1v
l11llo'!... l~.';Q(_'l\.\t, TAKE 2 -ftwy'r<." r heap! Nrerl 4 \vhl dnve J erp. ~ ~ One '61 Cocvair 4 rlr sedan, 5'16--6..106.
MERCURY full Jl(•\\'E'r, l (;\111cr, besl u/. $1699
. runs Rood • e.lso onr 'tit '67 t'ord. Country Squ1w ,
2100 Harbor Blvd, &l:i-O-i66 Corvair wagon, not running, cl<.>a n, top mech, rond,
• '00 El Can1ino, A1r, a uto, good rubber. $100 tor both. (."Onr!. \virle tl~s. roor nick,
power brks, irteenng, win-675--1345 after f:i pm. 390 CfD Engine, $1395 !inn.
do"""S, F .r--1 • .$12.Xl. 49-1-0209 '65 Cor.-a., Xlll1 running cond. 557-31TL
Irr n1·11· Sim P..c1·. ''· C. COU RTESY DODGE
'69 Mere. Monterey Ancll·i·•on, ."i!~2ii! :.!i<.'\8 !l,nlJor B'lvd.
2 Dr. H.T. ;--67 C' ·rt 'SS s II c·,.,., '''" -·1 0110 \.'ERY CLE.Al<\-i\·\UST SELL . '-' .,.'"' 'Uf•rcmf', a . ~ ' . 1~ll '1'' -, . . . , . np1 1ons +"'n<'l ;i11·. ,BELO\\ /l' *
A;11an:I 11 1nn1ng i\f~rq111s slyl-\\I H 0 LE s ;\LE . $900. -T-,-,.-.. -.,-1e-,-1 -,-..,-w--.,-,~,,
ing! Popular Br1r 1~h grt'f"n 6_3--0T'I
1:.1. Can1ino '60, In cu in Jl("\V fl!T'll g(l()(f n1i. $500. '1~'69=.~L~T~D~.-,~<1~!1-p_•_r-. -.~~-. -,,.,,.~,.
l'tlg., 3 spd :synco trans. 2 bb e!1. S p.m. ~6-73-17. Mnd, 46.000 mis, $2000.
metallic f1n1sh. \\'\1 h ~Id ~".,.,,~-~·=~-,-----\\"r-l . , , a D.o\ILY Pl.:..oT
1~1ndau roof. \\'C:J f'JIUl[lp<'Cl Cati G·l'.!-5'iiS Now! C!a~~·fir•I ,\d 4'.12-5'1iS.
with au10 trans, radl'1, hl'a1-Autos, Used 990 I Autos, Used
f'f, f'Ol\"c r i.!eer .• poiv br-..ik-I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;;;::;:;;;;::;;;;;;,;iiiijjjjiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;I 990 carb, stick. S875. 6-14-2039. '64 Cor. Spyde-,-$~3"00~ 497-1711, 49-1-3202.
1965 El Carnino 327, ne11• * 548-168-1 * '71 FORDS: Calax ic.i;,
brakes, rubhf-r like ne1~" CORVETI'E J\lustangs, ,t: Torinos. J-lcr!z
('S, air cnnd. f'I('. Sall' pric-l l
$l,ro1 540-7374. COT!\ (714} 778-4050,
'6~ Impala SS,_ new t~ns & ~;-el1e, New top, Bod; '61. FOl"d Van w/winclo1>:.~.
tin.'1l, good paint, :Un t coOO. & paint in goM cond, Runs Xlnt ronrl, $b;il, 13 6
l owner. 644--8595. v.·en, rr..ll. 615--0700. Rochestt"r s t. c.r-.T. ~g....7723_
'f~ Impala SI!' conv. R/11, ·~ Corvr't!C'. ChC'rry ron-063 ~'ord ~ Galaxie. 2 Dr. :i
r,:I , ZWO,j J. S~:i. Johnson
& So11. 2626 l!arhor Blvd ..
COsta 7r!l"sa. 5-10-563-0
'61 .i\IERCURY ).IonlcN'y 4
dr se1lan, V-S, runs good.
$2:"il. 673-2-lfM
Jl\11'. >.1nt rn11d. A fun car. <lit\-On. J\tanv extras~ S995 .. ~pd manual, runs ROod.1 '°D~A~l\;~\"'~P~ll~.0~1,-l~o~,.-c;ic~:~,."r;!
S:.50. 49-1-7082 anylime Cal! '1-17 .... 1--l+i. S-1:,0. 5-19-09lft aft 5 pn1. t'all &-\2-;i67~ & S:1\'I''
1970 CHE"VP.OLET NO).tAD Auto s U sed 990 Autos, Used 990 Autos, Used
$2350 or hfo~1 offf'r. l'r;;;;-';;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-;;;;;;;;;;;;-;;;;;;;;-·;;;;;·-·;;;;·~· ------------* * 4!J.l-..4J66 • • II
'67 Impala Coupe, flt'\\' llre'll,
battery, air rond, $900. Ph:
s.1&-n11.
'6-1 lmpahi, f'Xccl eonr1, ne,1·
rubber, 1 o•vncr, SiiJ-0. Call m-rooo a!t 2 pn1.
"68 CAPRICE C~,,~,~.,,-,~.,~.,~.·,ll
\\"a~on. air. r\ec equip., no
lll't'~. :.1~-~1.~.
,\IU."f' :srll. "71 Vf'){il, !J,000
nult'~, s uto, JlO hp, green,
rleltL..;e int 673-7247
'60 CHEVY CONVT,
~-* 5'18-4613
CHRYSLER
'68 Chrysler 300
2 Or. H.T.
SALE PRICED
Attraclh•e "'nld n11~1 n11"1allic
'finish \\'1th black bucket
8Cats. & landau !"IXlf. t:quip-
ped v.ith auto trail.\ radio.
heater, pC)IV l'itt'fr ., pow
brakes, elc. Clean 1/~~h
OUI -Z:\'V201. $1575. John-
11on & Son, 2625 JI arbor
Blvd., Cosra ~fesa, !l-10.5630
"67 OIRYSLER v.·gn. 3 seats,
air. P /S, P/B $1600.
'&l NEWPORT, air, PIS,
$.':«!. Bo!h xlnt co nd .
675-8800.
'62 Chry!!. Nl'\\1'\>rl \Yai:ron.
PS, PB. Ex. ronrl, $300
o.n,<:1. Apt "B" 2526 Sanla
Ana, C.\I.
O~RYSLER '68, 4 Dr.
Airfcond, i t495. 673-6526 or ..,_,
CONTINENTAL
1970 MARK 111
BEAtrrIF"ut., FULLY LUX·
1'RY EQUIPPED CU.SSIC.
E\lt'ry luxury extra plu11 only
20,000 can!fully driven mtl-
es. Thts 11001ry car Is na~ ..
lea in ~ry ~il. I lnvilt>
your inspect10n as i~ near
new condition wUJ bfo betltt
9ppreciared, Tht>·ft'tail val·
ue of this-car is $737-0. (Kt'!·
ly Blue Book l, Ho-wever I
ftm prepaf'l'11 10 aci:epi Sf(~iO
firm. I h.)ve driwn th111 fine
ai,r liinet> nt'W, it you have
any ques11onll, )'OU may
reach me at my hnn1t".
673-SRll Of my off ice
SPECIAL!
BRAND NEW 1971
5 2599°0
111DL5 Jl414
• CLOSE OUT SPECIAL • , • HURRY
e Wide Selection of Comparably Priced
Year .. nd' in Many Diffe rent Mod•ls!
COME IN TODAY •••
o,,,,,,, Cot1#ty'1 "f•,,,ily off i11.t C;n•
ohnson & son
I LINCIJ L \
COUGl\fl
MA.lltK llt
2626 HARBOR BLVD,, COSTA MESA • 540·5630
'66
'70
'70
'68
'70
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I '69
'70
'70
CAPRICE
Cne . V 8. Aulo l Mn•, au<~rl
~·irs. l'owa• ~•o•••~Q, l•<1nnu lo~,
l~h~!'ll & n•<e '•11•il•
$)365
CHEVY VAN $2365
~.o~~~.5A~,:? .~?.~PE $3165
""(~"(I V•nV! l~p. \ • UB•J
V 8. $1~nO"•d •~•II I •t r•
! •\Jilt
CHEV Y STA WAG
fl•!••', v 6 ...... o •. ,.,. "~~··· $1<>t.• 1og, Pow•• w,..,1c;., 1 • 1.to1
CHEVY 3/4 Ton Pitkup
· ;'~) · i ~p~!'ll. He.1~v Ou!v Eou11>. I • ii~l i
MALIBU Sport Coupe
VB. 1ould Toan• 1·0 .. 0• S•r•rono.
V<nvt RO<r!, I •I"~
IMPALA CUST CPE
v I, 1ouTn l•.Jn\, Al• (onO , Vinyl
R<X11, (!141~).
NOVA SEDAN
6 Cyl. Jlu•o T r~n1, Pow~· S!e"'-l~o. ,.,1""'" ct>•Omf, <rt.Jin pull.
( • 1)'111.
NOVA COUPE
4 Cv• • lklo• '~'''· !&flOau 1<111. ! '1J9(ll
CHEVY Monte Carlo
no, Auto l•~~~. !Turt>of Power
$1tt<lllo. Pow.r 8r&~e•. lc..!~•O
""" fOCtll!IOt>~I (Otld ~I-•lilt
FORD Galaxie 500
• cloor VI. ~uto hon•, llOWtf
itttrmg, l•CI. •I• cond. (-1.llll
$)468
WAGONS NOW IS THE TIME
. Chaos• lrom -l(l1>9•w-lillil••, lm~!•1, l tltl/9, Oltlt•
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