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Home My WebLink About1971-09-15 - Orange Coast Pilot, 7 untin ton's Hostage Shooting Fa~es Big Probe In Atti~a '"l,ragedy DAILY PILOT * * * 10' * * * WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, SEPTEMBER 15 , 1q71 VOL. '4, NO. Dl,' $ICTlONj," P'ACit:i Hot Work OA ILT "ILOT P'~IM "l'.il'ick O'Dtnf>tll COSTA MESA FIREMAN RICHARD MATTOX POURS WATER ON FIRE Spaghetti Cooker (81ckground) C1me Through Bl11e Unh1rm1d Fire Guts Mesa11 's Ho11ie After Fuel Explosion Flames red by a i;udden gasolint ex· plosion that shot a Longue of rire oul to 1he sidewalk caused severe damag e fast-moving fire that originaltd in the Valenti garage. eating it! way into the at- tic aniounling 10 $2.1,000 al • Cusla rt.·lC'sa Garage contents included i;1x fire ('X• linguishers and a huge professional hon1c Tuesday afternoon. rest.,urant pressure coo ker lo bf: usOO by No one \\'35 injured a\ the Anthony the Sons of Italy fraternal organiza tion at •··rony" Valenti home. 3108 Platte Ori\'e, a spaghetti feed this weekend. fil'en1en s:ild. Club ml'!1nber Va lenti said th!'! cooker Huntington Top Aide Mille1·. Out By Al.AN OIBKJN 01 ,,,. 0111-~Jl•I U t ff Dorie 1\liller. 59. is no longer city ,;id- mini.~tral or of Huntington Reach. Ill' \\'as oo s!ed from the S34.000-a-ye<1r joh al 5 p.m . Tuesda~· y,•hen he \1'a<; ser\'· t•d by City Attomrv Don Bonfa \\'ilh '"'o dnf'ttJncnt s -notire (lf the l'QUnl'il's in· tcnt1 on lo remove him as of Oct. 18 or his lm111edia te suspension. ·rhe ac;t ion 1\·as made public at 11 ;45 p rn 1vhen the City Council recon1·ened lronl an t':ii:ccutive session lasting two hours and 40 n1inutes. Bonfa read a council-authorized slate· ment announcing lhe ouster and stating thnl t\ssislant. Cily Ad m in is Ir a f o r Brander Castle 1vould be "!he acting city adminislr<itor pro temport .'' ''The Citv Council has di1·ected the personnel ~irec\or (Ed Thompson) to 1.:Q1nn1ence a nationwide search through lhe state Personnel Board lo find a ne\' c1!y administrator," the ter:;e .lll.alemenl s aid. No grounds or reasons for the di smissal ·were given. The vote for dismissal also was nol ;annou11C1?d although ii is knO\.\<TI that it was S lo 2 with Al Coen, 1\.1rs. Norma·Gibbs. Jerry 1\.fatney, Jack Green and Donald Shipley. in favor and r.tayor George 'McCracken and Ted Barlletl op- posed. . "It'll the Qpinion or myself and s~1al l'Ounsil (the Santa Ana law firm of Rutan and Tucker f that the city charter doe!I no! provide for an appeal," Bonfa said in a press conference late Tuesday night. .. ,r 1\1r. 1\liller requests reasons he shall be provided ·with reasons but not with • • I er ire Hughes Mystery Deepens After Letter Released • I Death Cheated Victi"i Saved Fro1n Accident Qui<:k action by county co1·oner'! aide~ 11nd t1vo nurses loday were credited y,•ith :iaving the life of a man injured Monday night in a spectacular a uto accident i11 .Santa A11a. Thomas A. Goodell, 24, of lnl E. Santa Clara SL, Santa Ana, a passenger in .J sports car which crashed into a chain link fence at Santa Ana College. I/is companion and dr1\·er of the car, .James f . ~Jlis. 2t of 1014 N. Bewley SI., Santa Ana. was killed instantly when the \'ehitlc wtnt oul. of CQntrol a nd crashed inlo the rence at \V. 17tb Street and Coll ege A venue. The top cross bar of the chain link Ir.nee pierced the windshield of the car and went throuj!h lhe head or Ellis and thtn impaled Goodell through his ab- <lo1ne11. Firemen on the 11cenc were reluctant to Jry to remove the pipe frnn1 the dead man·s head for fear that Goodell would bt fu rther Jnjured. Coroner·• pathologist J)r. David M. Katsuyama waS ::1u1nrnoned and w11h deputies Joseph Stevens ilnd Jim Bricker removed the rod from the dead man·s head. 1\tcanwhi!e nurse.~ 1\1argaret Randall and Mary Gamble had been sumn1oned from nearby r)(li·lnr 's Hospital. \Yhile J)r. l\alsuyama pcrtormed the del icate feat, they administered plasrna to Goodell \\'ho had gone into shoc k. The nurses aceon1pan1cd the injured man to !he Orange County 1\tcdical Center in an ambulance with the rod still impaled in his abdon1en, There he v,oas rushed to surgery anrl the cross bar removed. He ls reported' in .11alisfactory condition loday. Hughes Letter Released And Mystery Deepens LAS VEGAS (AP) -Speculation co n- t inues to swirl today around a band-writ· ten leUer purpo~dly sent fr om millionaire recluse Howard Hughes to state officlal.5. Hughes Tool Com1><1ny txecuti,•es released copies of the scrawled note lvherein Hughes assertedly complained ot being reduced to I o n g h a n d com- munications. State offi cials so far have declined any comment on the note; The stir. however. proved once again tha t Hughes, who is supposed to be son1e J.000 miles away in the Bahamas . t11n still make his pre.~ence felt in Nevada. Probe Set By Marines; 011e l(11if ed By ARTHUR R. VrNSEL 0! "'' 011!1 Pile! ~il•!f Oinflic!ing repor1s ranging From 1 fistfight outside an cnlisled men's club lo SJX>radic. scattered acts of racial violencl!'! around El Toro 11.larin<' Corp.<; Air Station Tuesday nigh! 11 rc brin,r: probed today. One nf the few Fae\~ <."Onflrmcd \Va~ that one 1\larine has been hospitalized in fair c·ondition y,·1th an ahdorninal stab v;nund. The \'IClun ":as identified as Jesse Brown. but his rank. age and hometown \1·ere not disclosed. ·rtie official acc:ounl given is lhal twn r-.tarines I.angled ou tside the club beer hall about 1 r p.tn .. rcsultini:: in a rn cJce v.·hen military poli,·c units arrived Lfl brc;ik up a cro1v<l or aboul 3[) to 50 11'atchcrs. Ntir,~es at Or<ingr Coun!y l\.·leditaJ Cen ter. hov.•ever. told ncws1ncn several n1en \1•err inJurcd. So did a Navy 1nedical col'ps man whn Ocscril>ed what he called fights all around !he base. invQJving black and white l\.larines. ''I don·t deny ii. I jusl don't have an~ mnre infonnation than I gave. \Ve're still pulling the details together now,·• said ISt-e EL TORO, Page :!I Oruge Weather \l'alenli's 1t1ree big dogs esceped lrorn scheduled for "Use al the Fiesta de Conta ~ . ,.. _ _ Jdesa-appeared undamaged bu'-it-wHI fhC' .fcnced~oni-yard-while the'""t p.m. probably nttd a major cleaning. Rockefeller Sets Shooting Probe At Attica Prison cause or grounds," Bonfa said. . J\1iller has seven days from the serving ot---th~nott~-at-5}1:m;-!l'uesday-to-r·e------------- The Hughes letter made public today was in disjointed. irregular handwriting scrawled from edge to edge and down the full length of a page tom from a yellow, legal•sized pad. Cool ocean breezes continue to bring Southland temperalur~ to a tolerable level today. Highs along I.he coast will be around 78 rising to 87 inland. Lows tonight around 62·66. blazt wa.5 bt1ng rough!. A neighbor, Mrs. R. L. Van Horn, of The building conlractor was out hun-3102 Platte Drive, directly adjacent, t ing lhem al. ont' point \rhile crowds of credited t~·o ne.ighborhood boy1 wlth ~·urlous nei,.hhor11 watched firemen fini.Sh ellmbing lo her rooftop with prden boscs " 10 doUSt "!ind-blown embers. the ir Job. ·!:we werc,jll3f. drivin1 by on the way to <.:onsidering !he J>O!'iSlbilille! invol\•td, Deve'11 house, "'hen we !law the: smoke. Fire 11.1arshal Ed Lev.•is said today lhe jumped out a.ild grabbed the hoses," said ...:pecl.acular firr could h;l\'e been murh Allen Brown, 18, at the seene, ~·;orse. He and David Crook, 17, said a series ''There was \'Cry little dama~e to the of explosions foll owed by the big gas contents of the home.'' he said, "which is blast that nearly blew him down foll owed rather unusual.·· the initi1d Ure. lie said men from an engine company Investigators said lhe smaller pops raced into the blazing ho1ne to CQt·f!r were aeroaol spray call! of variom com· furniture and olher items wi th heavy. pounds exploding. Y.alcr-resistanl salv11ge cover~ \vhiic hose Valenti and hi.!1 wire Eleanor. 1 school li~s were being connected by others teacher, were: away when the fire broke 1n11side out. while thr:ir 14-ycAr-o\d son h11d 1one No cause has been determined for the back to ~chool after lunch . • quest a public hearing before the counci l., But. according to the charter . the coun· cil's "11ction shall be final i nd shall not depend on any particular degree .of ~roof al tht hearing, tht purpose of wh1~h IS lo allow the City C<iuncil and the c1ly ad· ministrator to present lo each ~1her and I he public all pertinent faCIS prior to the final action oC removal." Asked earlier in the evening if he pla n- ned to seek a hearing.· fl.111\er said. "I'll think about it. It's futile because the cduncil doesn't have lo listen and It \vould only tear the down. apart." The decision to fire 1\.hl\er, who h11s been in public administration for .21 years. was actually taken 11 week earlier at the Sept. 7 council meeting. The council then authorized Homer L. P.tcCormlck of the Santa Ana \3w firm lo l~er MILLER, Pait 2J A'ITJCA, N.Y. (UPI) -Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller today ordered tbl'! in-- vem.tg1Uon Into the Attica prison rebellion broadened to ·rl::!lermil'lf! how oine hostages were shot .when th!'! lacility wQs atormed by &tale police. National c:uardsmen •nd sheri(fs deputies. In a brtd meeting with reporters at his New York City officll!, the governor was asked directly If he had lnformatloo that slate pollc. bullets killed the nine hoiitage1. 0 In the heat of a siluation. tragedie! develop," Rocke.feller responded !Otn- berly, 1hlkln1 his head. The eovemor said M would ny to I.he capitol In Albany Thursday to confer w1th legislative leaders on the Attica situation. lnskSe the 1ray prison walls Stale Cor- l See ATIJCA , Pa(e t) It was similar to Hughes' missives made public last year. The reason for the note was that the Nevada Gaming Comn1isslon recently turned down a bld by the tool company to reorganize the corporate slructure of seven Hu ghes callinos in Las Vegas and Rtno. · The commission said il would require • personal meeting with Hughes or • t\andwritten lelter from him, with his fingerprints attached, indkaUn.g his su~ port for the reorganization. A tool company spokesman said there were no fingerprints Attached lo the let· ter. State officials are reportedly trying to lift l1tent prints from the sheet of paper. There was action nn two fronts Tues· day in a lltlte which notes every wo rd tSet HUGHES, Page ~) INSmE TODAY After fol.Ir nui1t"nuide voyages to the moo11, how much do scitrntisls real./11 k11ow obo1't the origi11 of t'artl1's sotellite? See Page 28, l lrll., 14 l eetlftl 11 Clllfltrllle I c .... , c....... ,, ClMCki .. u, 1 CteHlllM ff·6l c-1c1 n c .. , .... , " 0.•lfl ,...kll 1a OIYll'CH lt •fltwl•I '"' 6 •RMrltl-ftl •)I PIRl lOCI U.1, ftO,.oc_ M AMI l-tt• JJ Mlollk.l I Merri-t..klMH I• Meto lft ~. 1t MITlel. .»>! Mul'lilll '~fllh 1' ,.,.._, "-· ... Or"" c ... ....,. u S'M• Perttr • 11 $-1• tl•JI Of', ll'tllK"""' " 1i.c11 M.tr11m M>.n T• .. •llltfl It TM•l1r1 •II """''' . WllUe Wt WI Tl ........... Motwt ..... w ..... ""'' ... I • r , \ % tlAILV PH.OT ' WtOl'lf'sdiy StDttmbtr l!>, 1911 Irvine Grants 16 Orange County Agencie.s Receive Fu11ds Sixtffn educatio~l. health and 50Cia' ~encies in Orange Counly received •ant.ii In ex~!li of $5,000 lrom the James ~iM Foundation, it was anoounced ~ ~y. The gr!Jlt!, tot.allng $457,515.71, .:i.ere made during the llscal year ending .~arch 31. ::-' Cha pman College. St Joi;eph 's Hospital ii Orange and Anaheim t.1emorial ~Ospital were the Orange County in· · Jllitutions receiving the largest amounLI : ~ $75,000 each. '· The Chapman grant supports building renovation and the a"'ard to Anaheim hospital will establish an acu!e cardiac care center. The grant.lo St. Joseph"s will provide for addillons to that hospital's coronary unlt. • Statewide, the Irvine Foundation grants totaled $2.8 million and 94 percen t of the ,11 grants were made tn organizations working in the fields of higher education, .J'OUth sfllrvices and medical care, a foun · 4Jtio n spokesman said ;·Absent from the list of lrvlne Foun-t: . dation rtcipients this year were several Orange Coanty am instituhon! that had been named in prior yea.rs. Among cultural organizations dropped from the fou ndation grants list a.re the Symphony Association of Orange Counl y. Laguna Beach Communily Players, Sout h Coast Repertory and Uie Lyric Opera Assoc1a· tion of Orange County. F'urtJier. 26 organiutlons in Caliioml• shared grants in amounts lw than $5,000. These awards were not detailed in the foundation annual report releastd to- day, but foundation ;;ttorney Howard J. Privett said many of these are Orange County agencies. Grants kl all 26 tctaled '4S,050 during 1970. Following is a listing of alt grants over $:),000 made lo Orange Counly groups: Braille tnstitutP, S22.000 for Orange County Center i m p rovements ; Providence Speech a~d Hearing Clinic, Orange, $19,000 for hearing test equip- ment ; Boys' Club of Santa Ana, $10,615.71 =Caspers Urges Creation Of Upper Bay Committee Dissatisfied with a county counsel'! report on Uie silt situation in the Upper 1\e~·port Bay, Orange_ Co u n t y Supervisor Ronald Caspers of Newport Beach Tuesday urged the creation of a technical committee l.o me.P.t regularly and report on the adverse effect of development construction on the estuary. Caspers called the county counsel's repo rt whi ch suggested that no legal ac- tinn be taken against the Irvine Olmpany and other developers "too light on a such a seriow: r;ubjecl." "The oounty evidently does not h<i ve I.he pcnver to act," Caspers admitted but &a il. "I had hoped !he city of Newport Beach would do something but they are just standing there and looking . Someone should have the guts to act against them o(the developers)." -The counsel's report covered in- .,,estigalive meetings on the program at Tt'hich most agencies concerned were .represented. It told of evidence of "excessive siJta. t!on of the Upper Bay during t~e 1970-71 rainy season" due to ei:pa nded develop. ment of lands arou nd the ba y, The counsel"s office reported that Newport Beach and the lrvine Company had reached an agreement on methods to be used to prevent siltation from From Page l HUGHES ... cnnceming its No. 1 private landowner. employer, taxpayer and gambler·. Hughes owns more land in Nevada than 11ny other individual and numerous minin g claims. And the state Sllpreme Court hP.ard l'lral argumen!.~ on behalf of a bid by Rnbert r.1ahue , fired head of Huf:!;ht's' J\E\·ada operations , to bf> al10~·ed t.o pierce Hughes· privacy to take a depm.i· lion Ofhci2.ls of the company said the letter 1\35 ~·ritten to show Nevada residt'nl~ R ui::hes is pleased ·wilh reorganization plans. The letter expre~~ed support fnr tool company executi\·es and the planned fl'Or caniza tinn Th.e reorgan17.a t1on starl.t'd 1 a Ii t December "'hen ~-!aheu \\as ouste<l from a Sj'.?fl.000-a ·v('ar j(lb as head of J-lughes' f\p\·.:;da oncra11nns The firing "'il.S uphPld 1n cou rt , but fl!~heu fil ed a 55().million suit ha~ed on his cnntention Uie job was to have been .his for lile. OUN61 COAST ~· DAILY PILOT • . . . . • • • : • • . ; . t •• : j i . ' • • ' . • • N....,.rt IMc.• Hntl ..... .... L .. ,.. ... . ,.. .... , .. ..., c ...... ... hi Cl1 td• OllAH<i& COAST r UllLISHIHG COMPANY •oiierl N. W19' ,.,..._ •/'Id f'vblW. Jetk R. 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M lf'llr lt• 1ntt1H or u ....... 1..,,...,.,h """!fl" "It' be r~ wll"°"'t ........ , '*' ~ui.n Ill '"'"'llfillt -. IOC9lllll ~"' ... ._ 1'11111 11 N.-.rt e"9ffll '"' GMll M -. Ctlll9noi._ Sul!Krl.,.i .... .,, c•""" u.u ,,_,.,,y; 11r .... u a ." "'9111+.1¥1 ... 111!1ry -l•f\fl...,., 12J.J ,,_,,.,,., reaching the-bay v.•alers and concludM that a lawsuit was not the answer to the problem. Caspers wanls the Board of SupervOOrs tAl be alerted to future developments in the area whieh might af· feet the ecology and marine li fe . He asked tha t ;i resolution be drawn naming a ttthnical committee to include the Regional Water Quality Control Board. the State Department of Fish and Game, the C.Ountv's Ha rbor and Flood Control districts. ihe Cou nt y Department of Building and Safety, Ne wport Beach. the Irvine Co mpany, the Board of Supervisors and the Cou nty Counsel's of· lice. Thfll resolution is to be presPnted to 5upervlsors nei:t week for approval. LA Court Action A waits Abortion Case Physician Dr. John Shriver Gwynne, the self<on- fessM abortionist who pleaded guilty to such charges last week in Orange County superior Court, pleaded no contest to identical ehargu Tuesday In Loi Angeles Superior Court. J udge David N. fills ordered Gwynne, 29, of Santa Ana, to return to his courtroom Nov. 22 for sentencing. Gwynne will return to I.he local cou rt Nov, 18 fr:ir sentencing by Judge Byron K. !t!cMillan. Judge Fitts agreeri lo allo\l' Gwynne to appeal his conviction in Lo.'I Angeles Frederal Court. The conc e.'islon is not normally a\lo"·ed on plea11 of no contest which differ from guilty ple as only in the sense that the defendant protects himself fr 0m possible civil .:iction. Two young W(lmen assistant.'> 11rrested with Gwynne 11t hi.'1 former \\lest Los Angeles clinic in h-fay. 1970. alsn plf'ade-d guilty tCI abortion charges before Judge Fills. ThP juri~l reduced hoth rharges to misdemeanors and ordered Pep,_gy Lee Grau, 19, and ~1arP..arel Camf'ron. 21, both of Los Angeles. l.n re-turn to his court for sente-ncing Nn. 15 G\\·\·nne mo1·ed In his cl 1n1c nn 17th S1~eel in Sanla Ana shnr!ly after )he Lol'i Angtles County Grand .Jury inrlifrtd him on abortion charges fil('d in \\'e~t oLn:! AngP.les . r,wynne's ~uilly plPa la.~l werk follnwerl 11 ~erles of arrests by Santa Ana police !hroughout which he Pxpresl'ied his delermin.11tion t0 defy C.:ilifornia's abnr· tinn law~ and uphold ~·h;it he s11id "·as the nght nf an.v "'oman lo ha\'e an abor· !Jon on her o~·n decision. From l'nge 1 EL TORO ••• one ba~ r;poke:;.n111n'. He was not identifi~ by any specific military role in !he probe . or release of Information obt..qined. ''l can't find him." said /1 sergeant on duty. The offici11t announcement e11rlier 11id lie.veral men h11ve been held for ques-- tinning ahciut the violence hut th11t so far oone had bttn ('h1rged with specl!lc. of· fen ses. Rac:ial prohlems have led lo p11st violence at other US. domtslic milll.A ry Wtall.!ltlnng including lhl! ~pra"'ling Camp Pend!tton ~111rine Corps Training Ccnltr In San Dt.igo County . If unofficial 11ccounl.~ of !hr incidf'nl Tuel!day nig ht Ill lh11: R,nno-man El Toro Ji.1CAS fa cility are iruhs!Jlnliatfd. ti will hi'! the first surh known ma jor Incident In Or11nRe Countv. The ?i1arine-Injured w11.~ at fir~t H1l!ld In serinus rond ltlon al the county hospit111's intf'n~iVf' r1rf' unit hut !his w115 l.!ftr re-vil'itd to fa ir. Nf'~ df'term1na!lon h,11d been marlt 1>.•t'i!her !hf' 5t\•eral othf'r men ~•id lo M lnjurtoel ~·ere Marine~ "'hil l{llhered to "·at rh 11 flghl. or t.IP officers det1ll ed to di:o;p.or$e them. to purchase a bus : South Coast ('..()m· munily Hospital. Laguna Bea ch, $40.000 to furnilb Coronary care unit and buy audio-vlsual equipment Orance. Empire Couixn Boy Scout5 o.' AmeriC.11 , Slll,000 lo begin "inner r1ty" delinquency prevention p r o j e c l ; Children's Home Society of Santa Ana, $20,000 to place wards of the courl to adoptiYe ho.mes ; Salv ation Army , Santa Ana, $1~.000 t.() build youth center; UC Irvine [n!erfaith F o undatil)n , $5 ,000 f or in- terdenom inational student center. An11heim Young Men's Ch r isti an Asaociation, $25,000, buitdil'lj.l funds ; Orange Young Women '5 Ch r i s I 1 a n Association. $40.000 to buy a bu ilding. Assistance League of Garden Grove, $6.900 to equip a dental clinic for the di11ad\·antaged ; Orange C-Ounty federa- tion of Olmmuni ty Chests, Anaheim, $6.(lQO to ex pand programs, and Zonta Club of Newport Harbor f oundation, .Newport Beach, $5,000 for r;enior citizens center addilioruJ. Although statewide the emphasis "'as nn 11uppOrt social agencies. two Rrli'I organ!zatlon9 "'ere named among 1970 grantees. The Performing Arts Council of the Los Angeles Mu,;ic Center. SJ00,000 for student scholarships and the Pal.rice of Arts and Science Foundation, San Francisco, SI0,000 to equip studenl workshop. The James Irvine Foundation holds 54 ,5 percent of the stock of the Irvine 0 .m- pany and lists assets worth SI0.2 m ~ll~on nl'll including the-value of 4.6 million shares of Irvine stock. Since Irv ine stock is "not listed or traded no current market t•aluf' is available," the annual r;tatement notes. Since 1938 thP foundation h a s distributed $14.2 million. about half of which has been given out in the past three years. Foundation holdings prod uce<! Sl.9 million of ~iv· -end income durin,O?. !he 1970 fiscal ye and cash dpposits earned S4M.OOO in esl. Total income for the yea r amounted to $2.45 mill ion. aCC-Ordlng to the report. From Page l ATIICA ... red.ionAI Commissinner Rusaell G. Oswald postponed a scheduled. news COJ'L· ference "unlit everything cools down ." An aide u.id that may be as late as next Monday. The aide re\•ealed thsl "some" ol the leaders of the rebellion had survi\'ed and "M'e're soinR through the process of sif- ting them out." He added that he did not have the names of the leaders and that he did not know for certain how many, ii any . were killed. . . The death loll from the 1nsu rrect1nn climbed to 42 Wed nesda y when a "'nund· ed inmate died in Meyer Memorial Hospital in nearby Buffalo. Ten nf the dearl were prison \\.'Orker~ held hn11tage by thl! <'nnv icl.<I and 32 were prisoners. ·The first to die. William Quinn, 28. a guard. was buried following a Roman Cat holic: !\lass just a few doors away fr(lm !he home in AtlirR where he lived \\.'Ith his wift' and t~·o young daughters. Abnul 400 uniformed correction office rs from throughout lhe st.ate formed _an hon(lr guard for the somber ceremonies in ttie flag draped farming community of 2,ROO. Quinn died of head injurie~ i;urfered when he ~·as healen the first day of the rebtt!ion. Jn Batavia, a few miles away, 11er1·ices were al~n held for RichArd Lewis. another of the hostage5 v.·hn WRS shnl In death. o~watd did onl. attend the funeri1l!'\ lie<:~l lSt'. as an 11id~ put it, "Thf're mi~ht ha ve he-en resentment " c;erald Houlihan , puhlu: rel.rit10ns nf- ficer fnr the cnrrection department.. mel hrir.flv "'11h newsmen and at first drnirrl that ·any official sl.atemenl i;a1d lhAt hostageS had th t ir throats slit hy !he con- \•lcts. •·r.1a\•be it',: 11n impression," Houlih an l!a1d . ,;I'm sure it was nol lo be gi ve n as a fa ctual act.'' \\'hen reporters reminded Houlihan hP had announced the throat slashing f\.10n· day ~·hen the riot was put dO\\'n, he rej,lird : "Yes, that's right , but I aid 'several,' not se\'en."' "Where did you get the inlormal-1on?" a reporter asked. "There is a credibility gap here.'' "I understand that ," ht r~plied "1 understood that l'iP\'eral oot seven had their throats slashe-d. I also told you one had a gas grenade held against his che.~t 1by a convicl ) but thi~ v.·as wrong ton " At other state pris0ns acros~ the 5tatr, the situation was ltn11e . but no trouble was reported 111 htghtened ,;ecurity measures. including keeping prisont'rs !(l(ked in their ce lls, reme inPd in effect. At Great Meadow f'ATTtttional ~·aeillty 3t Comstoc k gu11rds voted lo call for ~wtld'5 resignation, Guard! in pri~n~ atros.'i lhe n11llon were on alert Tuf'sday for 11rtinn in li)'m· pathy ~·ith the At tlc11 uprising At lf'l'ISl threP jaUs were rocked by d1s1urb11nce.'4 . Tear gas "·as u~d to bre11k up ram· p11ging 11t Fulton County J•1l In Atlant 11, the Baltimore City .fa il and in the Cuy1hoga County J1il in Clevelanrl Al Altlc• a correciinnal 11t:rv1cu tiep11rtment J11poke1m1n 111 id all th"' in· mates had bffn 11ccounled fnr In !ht w11ke Qf lht. rebellinn, e11tht w!'re orl1!nally missing Thrte ~·f'rt fllu nd df'•d and fi\'t 1111\'e in lht meu of 1unnel11 t)ene•lh the ~-acrt prfl!On Offlcl115 aaid upw11rd Ill 1.000 (lrlMnt re -nl!1rly htilf the pre-riot Pofllllat1on - would havt to be tramferr~ fmm Att lee !(I other prlJOns bet•u~t the uprl111n1s had badly d1m1ged two m•jor cellblrn::k.~ ' r (IA tl 'I '°lLOT \rtH "~ott BOOTED BY CITY COUNCIL City Admini1trator Miller f'rot11 Page J MILLER ... nego!l<Jte 11•1th ~11ller on accepting another pnl'iit1nn in !he cit y government. as 11 form of consultant but with full benefi1 s nf a L'1!y employe. But at lhe srcr('l meeting of Sept. 7 a mojoril.Y of the council also signed the noti('e or di smissal and !nslru<:led that it be served ~rpt . l 4 Thal was why !he council set an art. journed meeting with the planning com- mis~ion Tuesdlly night. purportedly to discu!S a planning issue on frontage roads versus block walls around housing developments. AOOut 1 'h hours arter Tuesday night's executive session ~·all in progress. "'ord was sent ou t that the meeting "'ith the planning commissioners war; canceled . Miller has reportedly rejected the council's offe r to be a con3uJlanl - •·They are-trying tn bu~· me-off." he tnld the DA ILY PILOT -but '1t the press conference Rnnfa said the negot1.ritinn~ "'ere continuing and had "progressed qu11e 1\•ell ." "They ha ve been going on since last Wednesday morning," Bon fa ~aid. "They h.:ive spent m.riny hours {Qget her but there are still 11 rew prilnls to be resolved. "It's the hope of the clty cnuncil thal ~1r. f\.1iller and Mr. f.1 cCormick will com· plete their negotiations successfully." fn this case. the city atlnrney ex- plained , Miller would tender his resigna· lion. be appointed tCI another position an<l the lin;1l action In remo\·e him Oct. 18 would not hf' 11ece!'IS11ry_ Thi' ouster followed lour weeks or newspaper reports that a shakeup "'as imminent. After artirl e.s h11d been ptihlished in the press. the council had de cl;ired publicly AU.':-IS thal discussion on Mr. Miller's status was "a dead issue." The v11!e to ~uspend .rinl'\ dismiss the <:i· ty administrator today appeared a con· !rarlirtinn nf !he council's pohlic Aug . Iii st~!rment 1hal the matter "·as "a dead iSSllP Al !he AuJ.:. Hi n1ee!ing onl.v five t·nun - c1!men were prcsrnt ~'i!h ~1atney and ~Ir~. Gihh~ hein~ nn \'acalion. The Sept 7 mee!ing w11s the first nr - r~~inn all council members were prese-nt sincP the cnntri;i1•prs.v hrnkp nu! ::ind rhe rnuncil ;icred ~11·if1ly that night h.v n1rtl ing Rnd agreeing In ou~t f\hl!rr Although no rPasons "·ere gi ven puhlir- lv hv !he rnunr1I for ~!i11er's firin~. thr .ldm.inistrator has been ctilicizt'd reren!ly for an alle>,llPd tt>ss of leaderi:hip o\·er de-parlmenl head~. and for 11llegedl.v fa il- inJ:!: to pro\'ide an ad\·llnre fina nci;il pl11n GEM TALK TODAY by THE RAINBOW GEM Well kricwll fer it , ra inbow colort, th e op .. 1 ha1 no di1tinc.ti"• c..olor of ii i own, 1mell uni form c.r•c.k1 in th• 9em accouri t ing for the v•ried hu•1 . Moil popular tod"y •re op•lt fr om M•xicc. Th ey •re cf th• fire cpal .,,_ ri11ly, 1mittin 9 red 9low1 of light fro m th• ccre. If you went fo see .1 om1 re.!1 1 "con · 1r11r1a tion piec1" g•mt, com • iri •nd look c ... er out beeutlful e11 ortmeot of op•la. ·- G<o~ Sm~• 1md Ski" S.c:retl0111 Prim ary ceu1• of "1m ud9e" fr om gold j1welry i5 1kiri 1ecretiorit •nd penplr•lien, th• ch•micals of wh ich combin11 wi th gold alloy' to form derk-hu11d i•ll1. A chen9 • le whit• 9old or to gold of high •r ~•r•t fi"'"''' 1htMJld 1of.,, the probl •m. W1'1! co., er other cau115 in 1ucc•1din9 column1; iri the me.!n· time, if you have 1uc.h • pro blem, cem e e11 in end 111 ut. W•'ll b1 9l•d le ditc.U55 ceu1e1 ond cur•1 with yeu. Medina's Lawyer Wins Encounter F'T. fl1c PH EHSO~. ('il'I . IUP l ~ Defense Atlnt11P.V !-". Lf'c Ralle.v clashed ~1th thP n11lit:iry judi;:e at the My Lai murder C'OUrl·rnarti el nr Capt. EnlPS\ L. Medin<i trwh1y and, after a two-hou r hasslP, s11ct'eeded Ln gelling the judge to re ver ~e a rulin~. The r lash del ;iycd thr trst1m0n.v nf fl1 ed1ni1. who h.id bl'1'n expc1·ted 10 t:ike thr stand tocla.\ 1n h1i; (l"'n drfense. The professional 34-ye;ir.old soldier from Mon. !rose. Colo .. is ehnri;ed "'llh 10'2 murders 111 ~1 v Lai At ls~ur was \\'hl'lh1'r th(' rourt .~hould admit the testimony of C.ip!. Rnbert L. Hick~. ~·hll IPl'itifif'rl TUPl'iday !hat Lt. \\'illi.rim L, Cal if'}' harl lnld h1m in 19fi8 !hat 1\1edina was "<'('rt.:11nly l'iUrpri sed'' \.l·hen he lcamed that Calley's platoon had slaup;htcred civilians al My Lai. The military jurlge, ())I. Kenneth A. 1/oward, ruled today that H ic k s ' testimonv was hears;iy, and therefore in- ;idmissible as evidenc.:.e. "Your ruling was crroncnus. That's not the function of the judge l-0 rule on the credibility of a witness," Bailey in· tcrjecled . "Oon"t chastise the ludge. Don 't repeat back lo the judge that he is an idiot," Howard warned. "T do nnt rec;ill using that term. your honor:· the. famed criminal attorney said. " merely said your ruling "·as er· Police 'Hot Line' In l\'l esa Slashed By Ditchdigger A system of !H au\(lmatic emergency rcporling hoxes throughout Costa M ~sa for police and fire department serv1cl! was crippled and completely out or com· mission for 45 minutes totlay. Pacific Telephone Company spokesmen said a contraclnr's dilch·dij.tgcr sliced in· ro the emergency cable at 20.191 Newport Boulevard , near the Sanla Ana Country Club. They said the company and machine operator at fault in the 10 a m. incident were not known , nor had an yone re· quested permission lo dig in the area. One official said a regulation sign warning of underground telephone \\.'Ires v.·as posted ril!ht .11l \he site. Construction W(lrk for both the Newport Freeway right-of·wa y and for golf course and CQuntry club expansion has been in pr ogress. Telephone Co1npan.v District f\.1anager Streeter l\in~ l'iaid only the expensive emergC'ncy ;i\nnn system was knocked out , while comn1erc1HI ;ind residen!lat phone service rcm.:11ned intact. Crew~ of telephone cable splicer~ work· ed Franl il"all.v 111 reconnect !he mangled cable in the ditch and finished the job in 45 minu tes. f)uring that period. it "'ould have been impn5~ible tn summ11n police or fire department units any"·here in the city by u~in~ the expensil·e s~'slem . One nef'<l (lnl\' lift the call bnx receiver 1\·1rhnut even · l'ipeak 1n~ ti) trigger ::in autt)matic alarm In the city's emerP..e-ncy rommun1ca t1ons n<>twnr k I I I I . > • • ··-·· • EIKtronlc Chronom•itr 'Oii I XCl,.TION•l ACCU llA C'I IT Tl'• C"'l!llA !LICTleNt(5, 1' •T, OCl.0 Tel' ITAINL1!f5 lf1!1!L I ACIC -WIT M CAL· .. ltOllt, SWiii' Sl(O'le H"NIJ •llD WATltt ttlllST•ltT C•ll. with Bracelet Sl60 roneous and l ha ve the right to voic~ mJ obje-<:tions. "I <irn not ruhng nn credibility 'f'ht testlmon.v wa.~ hearsay." How,iird irt s1sted, At this point. fia1ley reque~ted a COQ' ference with the judge in hi~ C'hambers. ll lasted two hours, ilnd Howard lht'n an• nnunced he had rever~ed hill rul ing. Bailey itJrn put on thf' stand a lie-detr.o tor f'Xpt>rl 11ho ll'slll1ed th;it the ~O\'rrnme:il's star 11 ilnl•ss a g a i n 'I f\.tedin a had told hin1 he had "proble-mi with delusions '" throughout his Jiff' Leonard H. Hare lson, of Niles , Ill., s111d he g<l\'e a lie drtect1Jr test t.o v. .... ·u f\1arun. now ;i pol1ct'.'rnan in San Jose , :ind !hat Martin told him be<'ause ot hii problem ~·ith ··delusions and illusions" he "'as nol sure lhat some thing!i he !old th' military were true. Blast Kills 8 at Saigon Night Club SAIGON tUPI ) -A plastic bomb 1h1t, tered Saignn·s second largest night.club tonight. killing Rt least f'ight persons in· eluding rhree American soldiers. U.S. military police reported. Annther l'i America ns and Vielnamc~e were strious· ly hurt . The expln5Jnn. the wor~I terrnrisl In· r idl'nl in Saigon in rnorf' 1h;in six months. t\'11.~ a block away from the hotel "·her• Sen. Genrize-McGovrrn ( D·S. 0.1, i! staying. ~1 cGovern 's threr·da :-r visit ha s been marked hy a number of anti· American outhre<ik l'i. America n demoli tin n experts said /1 l•l to 15 pound plastic bomb tnsserl thrntJg}? the window de-stroyed at le11st 70 percenl of the clu b down the st reet from the Cariivelle Hotel y,•here f.·lcGovern i~ staying . Tuesday night per~ons describE'ff 1s disgruntled home ,lluard~ carried nut a firebomb and rock /!J.tack Of\ a churcll where McG01'f'rn wa~ meeting a group n! Sou1h Vietnarne..~e. The attackerl! 1lsll fired shots into the 11ir lo break up the meeting. Saigon Police Chie-f Trang Si T11n ~ald McGovern was "unwittingly" meeling with Viet Cong agenll! at the timP. f.!cGovem denied the ch11rge a 1 "0utrageous" and l'iaid President Nguyen \';in Thieu sh{luld applogi1.e. The 10:10 p.m. (10:10'a.m. ED'fl ex· olo~loo ripped through the twn-story Tu Do ,rliight Cluh. a rock and roll club c1ter - in~ to well·t~I) younp: Vietn11me!t . The bomb hlew up 20 minutes befort' closing lime. About 5-0 person.~ were insidP listening ln a rock P..roup , bu t some nf the victims were passer;iby and street ve-ndors hit ~·hf'n the blast ble11· nu! an enlirt. w.111 (lf the club. lnca!ed on Tu Do Street in the bar district. The night club rior.~ not 1111tract American servirPmrn hf-cause of Its unus ually hig h pricri;. Hundreds nf persnns rushPd t.n !ht blast ~cene and U.S. and South Vietn.1mer;e military policP using ullhom,. ordered them out of the 11re11 hPcau~I!' o( the MSSi bi1l1y of 11 second e:icph:ision • EIKtroqu•rtz T"I WCltLOI "'lllT IU"llt10f TIM I "l!CI -OUl'tlt IS T"lf 110ULAT01 • •.THI ""'1-'ll T" 0' OM .. O .. 11.ICTI& ov .. 11Tr 'llOYIDINO VlllATleNI tM•T lf<l(t.IASI •c.cutt•CY. Sl,200 J. C. .J/-umphrieJ JeweferJ 1823 NEWPORT BLVD., COSTA MESA CQNVE .~I ENT l[~M S IA.NKAM.E.l:IC.4R0-MASTE .. CHA.l:Gf J~ YEA~S SAME LOCATION PMONE 141 .1401 l I I Duniington Bea~h Fountain Valley voe. o4. NO. 221 , • SECTIONS, 8b PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA WEDNESDA Y, SEPTEMBER IS, 1971 .. .•. :A. . '·· ·'· Coun~il Bids Farewell Ad 1nini:;trator Leuves ft-l ee ting Be fo re A 1uiounce m~nt AL I\ 30 p.111. Tuesda~. not so long <11\cr the Dodgers toppled the Giants. the 1-Juntini;Lon Bca t·h City Council held a hricl 1nec11ng with Do;.le r.11 ller to say i::oudb.1e lo h11n as lht• r1t) ad111in1straior. !le dro1·e off itn1nediatell' aiter11·ard. He did 1101 stay to hear· the public <1 nounc:en1cnt He had been gil'en h ~~ .suspension and disn1issal notices at :'.! p.m But i\hJler was present earlier in lht t:i·ening. lalking lo fr iends and city department heads. !·le smiled oflen . joked a lillle and mainta ined the statesmanlike bl'a ring that has ahvays marked him. "'I'm here as Citizen Kane tonight." he Si:l1d lightly as he s;.>J. ne~t to the press, 11 hich al.so recei\·cd a bil of a roasting lrom councihnen Tuesday night. .. The y have thro11·n rne oui.·• he said later as counc:ilmcn went into an c..~ r c:uti1 c sess ion ;ind other city officials huddled around a rad10 1<1 listen lo the ball garn e. Attica Prison Ch ee){ Ordered By Rocl{ef eller ATTICA, !\. \'. fUPI l -Gov . Nelson .Ji.. Rockefeller today ordered tht in· 1 estigation into the Attica prison rebellion broadened to detennine how nine hostages were .shot when the fa cility 11·a!'; storn1ed by state police, National Guardsmen and sheriffs deputie!. ln a brief meeting with repbrters at his f\ew \'ork City office, the governor wa~ asked directly if ht had inrormation that state police bu llets killed the nine hostages. ··In the heat of I situation. tragedlt" fi e\elop." Hockefeller responded som· berly, shaking his head. ·n1e goveroor s;iid he y;ould fly to th, 1·;.ip1tol 111 1\lbany Thursda y lo confer \\'ilh lcglslatl\·e leaders on the Attica situation. lnstde !he gray prison walls St al e Cor- rcclio nal Con1missioner Ru ssell G. Os\\'ald postponed a scheduled ne1\'S ron· fcrPnce '"unt il tverything cools do\.\-n." Al'! aide said !hat may be as lat'-as next Monday The aide revealed that "&ome" of lhf' leader~ of the rebellion had survived and ··11o·c"re going through the process or .:iif- t1ng them out '" He added 1h;it lie did no! ha1t 1he na1nr~ of thr \enders and tha t he did no! kn11\\' for (r1t:i1n huw man~. If <ill)", \\'ere l-.1ll ert The dl'fll h toll fro n1 !lie 1nsul'rcction 1·!11n bcd \u ~:: \\'ednesday when a \\'ound- rd 1n111a1r. <hcd 1n /\·leycr fl·lei\ioria! l!osp1t ••I 111 nearby Burialo. Ten of the clead \\'Cl'e prison 11o•orkers held hostage by 1he <'OJl\'icts and 3'l were prison ers. 'rhe lirst to die. William Quinn. 26. a RUard . \\'aS buried rollowing a Roman t:atholic Mass jugt a (elf" doors av.·ay lrom the hon1 t in Attica where he livtd with his wife and two young daughters. About 400 uniformed correction officer! from throughout the state formed an honor i:uard for the somber ceremonies tn lhe flag draped farming community of 2.800. Quinn died or head injuries suffered 11·het1 be was beaten the rirsl day of the rebellion . In Batavia, a few miles ;iway, i;erviccs were also held for Richard Le\rls, another or the hostages who was ~hot to death. Os\\·ald did not attend !ht runeral~ hec11use. as an aide put il, "There might ha1 e been resentment." Ge rald Hou lihan. public relations of- fi cer for the correction department. met briefly with newsmen and at first den~d that 11ny official statement Jiaid that holltages had !heir throats slit by the coo· vict~-.. Mavbe if• an impression,"' Houlihan u id .:I'm sure it wa s not to be 1ive n a1 a raclual act." \\'hen reporters rcm1nded Houlihan ht had announced I~ throat slashing l\ton· dAy "'hen tM riot v.·1s put down. ht replied: ··\fcs. th111's nght, but I •id 'it\'eral,' not seven.·· "\\'htre did you gel Ille information?'' 11 reporter asked. ··There is a credibility gap here ." '"I understand tha1." he replied. "I understood tha t ~cveral n<>I seven had 1heir 1hro1ls slashed. I also told you one hlld 1t gas gre.n11de he ld against his che~t 1 h)' a convict 1 but this wa! wrong too ... \\lhat will he do no1v " .. I \viii sleep we ll and look forv•ard 10 a re1varding retircinent. ·· he said. ".lust as I can look batk 011 a re1varding Z8 years in public adrninislration. ·· Before co1ninJ:'lo Hunt ingto n Bea1:h as city administrator 11 ye;irs ago. !\tiller 11·as city manager of Fontana. Before that he headed city governn1ents in Utah and f\ .. lissouri . Did he ha\'e any regrt>ls'..' ··No. I'll stand on my record," he said. •·1rs a solvent city ~·helher they Uhe city council) realize it or not. l'\'e work~ hard. done my best. I don'l feel bitter.·· Miller has made it plain in recent con· versations Y.'ith friends and the pres!'i that he does not intend to leave Hunti ngton Beach. He has h1nled that he n1av run for tht> job of full ·tune n1ayor if the chrirter t~ changed to create the el ected , salaried position. A committee is restudying !ht' proposal. v•hich \Vas narrowly defeated 111 an elect ion last No1·ember. N ix on Free·wuy No'lv Official SACRA~1 ENTO t AP 1 -\Vhal "·ould be a good name tor 1 stretch of freeway that runs through Yorba Linda, the town \\'here President Nixon was born, i nd \\'hitt1e l', where he attended college'! \\'hy the Richard r-.1, Nu:on Freeway, <lf course. And that's the name it vttll gel under • resolution .ado pted Tuesda y by the Senate. The highway i1' Califor nia 90 in Los Angele!!. and Ora11gt Cilunties. Voters Approve Di strict Split . For l st, Ti1n c By The ASlii>ei.ated Pres1 F'or lhe !irst lime in the 26·ytar history fl f California's school unification a~t. voteri have ordered the splilting nf unified districts back into smaller school go\'erning unit~. ·rhe votes. bo1h o~·erwhe\m1n g . '°"rre 1n tht> i\e\1'ml'ln·Gustine Joint Sc hool Di~!rit·I 1n th e San Joaquin Valle~· and the g1;i n1 /\locloc·TulC'lakt> .Joint L'nilied $rhoo l lJi l'lric:t in northeastrrn C<1liforr11;i The vote in tht (iust.ine d1 stru.:t 1-1 ;.1., 1-:1~3 io 586 !o end 1he ri ve-yea r nicr.C!."I' and dil'ide the distnct at thr !51an1slau~· r.'ierccd countv line Ea l'h new d1s\nt l \\'ill ha vt. aboti"l 1.500 pupils. 'fhe vote in northeast Calirorni:i 11·a., 1,119 to '.!7~ to break the big district up in· lo two : the former Modoc Union Hig h School District and the f.-1ade!ine portion of La~en County and the former Tulelakt Joint Union High School Distrit:t in Siskiyou County. Nixon Pla ys Host \\'ASHINGTON (AP) -Japan's Prince. Hitachi and Princess Hanako have loured the Whitt House Rose Garden with Presi- dent Nixon as their guide. The two roy;il visitors were also guests at 1 tea c:ertmony in the White Hou.~ hosted b.v Mrs . Nixon Tuesday and then chatted '"'ith the Presiden~ in his c1ccu live. of- fi ces. "rm being pressured to i·un ror mayor." il·!Jller s11id. "I'd like to see lhe1n gel soine qualifica tions written 10 the JOh .. Last 1-1·erk the adn11n1stralor 1old !hf! \'on1n1ittee stud~·ing revisions in tht cily (·harter that he would also !1ke to run 1"(11' 11\t city 1..·ounc il. The next eleclloo is 1n April. "I would love it. being on the. council,'' v.·as his comment Tuesday nighl. \Vouldn't he need a platforn1 to run on'!" l don't bel ieve that would be a pro- blem. do you'?" he responded . If ,.,liller does decide to run for lhe city council it \\'OUld match him against tw.o or the counciln1en who vo ted to fire him -.Jerry f.1atney and Donald Shipley. The council tern1 of /\1ayor George l\lc.:Cracken also e . ..:p1res 111 April. 1\lcCracken did not sign the disn11sst1I notice though he did go along \1'1th the 1no1'e to JM'l'suadr the ltd1ninistrator to acccpl another position. U 11ificatio11 Plan Okayed By Districts By RLIDI NIEDZIELS KI 01 th• Olilf Pii.t l !ttr Su pport of the four-"'a)' unification plan for the Huntington Beach Union High Sehool District 1vas reaflirmed Tue~day night by botf'I the Seal Beach and Hun· tin~ton Beach City ~chool districts. Both boards dec ided lo mov' thead with the plan despitt> the. fact I hat it ha~ been severely criticized by spokesmen for 1ht hig h :school dis!rirt and several elementary schQOl districts ''The board took no 11 crio11 on 11n<1 change.'' said Seal Beach Superintenderir i\111rx Dressler this morning. adding thal his trustees art still "1ery mu ch' in sup- por1 or !he plan. 'Ni;it f~eling was echoi'd b.\' Jlun !1 11g1rin B<'at h C11 .v School D1striet lruslrr.~ 11 ho al.~o a~reed lo embark on <1 pubhe 111· turrnanon campa ign on th(> advantagc!ii of the four·"'ay division. .. Thi s opportunil}' tto un1fy1 probabl~· 1~·011 ·1 present itself again for sonie 11me." sa id Trust ee Louis DaHarb in declaring his support. Th{· proposal, authored jointly b~· rh, Seal Bl'ach and the ll untin~ton Beach C1- 1y &hool Districts. would create four new un1f1ed :-;thool di.~t riets from !he high srhool di ... tnr! !crrito rl'. II would altn1v 1he '1tuntin.[!Lon Be;u·h and \\'e~r111 in .;t<'r districts to un it y alon g iT" 11wn boundary lint!s and Jilin the CX:ea11 \'1('11· and Fountain Va\!c v and the Sfill Bt'<ich and l,os Al11rnitos ·st·hool d i strict.~ inl n llru S<'p111·atr unified dist rl<"t s. Final app roval ul 1he plan h11s been !iicheduled for Ot·1. 7 bv lhc t·ounll' Com- 1nillee on St:hoo l Distric1 Organizlition. 1r H passes the 11}.man comm ittee lhr. plan will be recommended to the. state Board or Education for a June 1972 local vole. Public hearin.£5 ha ve been scheduled Oct. S and 6 in the areas affected by the proposal, ~feanwhile . opposition lo the four- t1 istrit1. plan bas comt from other school districts on the grounds: thal no un ifica- tion al all "·oul d be better than lht el· isling plan. Tht Fountain Valley School District is attempting to nullify the county com- mittee's lentati1'e approval of the plan through legal action. Bo th the Huntington Beach Union High School District and the \Vestminstcr tSee UNIFY, Pa&t %) Issue Shelved Seal B each, N udity Law H eld Buck Seal Beach's anti-nudity law has betn held back by the city council until a state Supreme Court decision on the con· stilutionalily of a si mih1r ordlnanct has been render'4,. The ordina1rce would have prohibited nude entertainment in so-called "nude thealf!rs."· BonaHde theaters cattring to dramatic presentations atf! exempt. Council mt!mber11 shel\led the or<linanre Monday night on l he ad vice of Deput)' Ci· I)' Attorney Frederick S. Keeler '11.'bo tnld them that such an ordinance was uphtld by a lower e-0urt in Sacramento but term· ed unconstitutional in an appellate court. The case went to the Supreme Court for review, There is no danger that Seal Rea ch would be in\·aded b)' nude entertainment entrepreneurs. accordinR to Se•! Beach Pol ice Sgt. Gar y Buzzard. lfc told councilmen that It had been at least four years since any topless or bot· tomlesa peep shows hcid come to the. al· tcnti<ln or officers . • I er --· ,-• DAIL., f'l'-OT 11111 ""'-'• OUSTED ADMINISTRATOR (RIGH T! CONFER S WITH REPLACEMENT Miller Aide C•stle {left) Will S.r¥e •• Acting City Chi ef Huntington Mayor Given Total Confide nce Vote Contractor George /\olcCraeken was gh·en 8 \'O\t Of confidence ,ll:<; m;iyor of lluntington Beach Tuesday night b» fellow couociltncn . The. vote v.·as 6 lo 0 with ~lcCracken absl<iining. The molion for a \'OI~ of confidence \\'as proposed by Councilman Al Coen 11·ho said hr wa~ doing ;;o as <1 resull of 11n arr1cle 111 the Santa Ana Rt·g1s1er 1111 Sunda y. Sept 12 which hinted thtt1 the o.;rirnc 1•n1Jng blo(' that nu s1ed Du~·lc ~I d ler a~ l"ll \ adn11111slrator v.·a~ try1ni; tn unsc:it · r>·!cCral'kcn as niayor "Unl c!i.<; lhe re porter got h1o;; 111· lonna1ion l'ron1 ~ n un11npc:ichahlr authori!v. the article al he st wa .< \r- rcsponsi0blt rcportin~ and <Ll "'orst bordered on defamation oi charac1er." Coen said. Vice Ma)'Or Jerry ,.,tatney whu was Western Winds To Push Temps Past 100 Again A brief respite from the heat wavt that has gripped Southern California for more than one week is expected to end by Fri· cla y with westerly wind~ again pushing t he 1nercur)' past 100 degre~. Tomorrow higll is expected lo reach lnlo the high 80's, still above the nonnal high of 8.1 for this Ume of yelll'. The Nationa l Weather Service said the. slightly lower temperatures will be caui;· ed by olfsh<>re breeics temporarily mo v· ing into coastal areas. Bu1 by the end or the wcf!k. the forf!casters added. Sant11 Ana de.Se.rt winds :11re expected to push temperatures up again. Tf!mperaturu In lhc San Be.rnardinn- Ri veraide region dropped to lhe low IOOs Tuesday with riecorded high." of 110 in Palm Sprtngs, HH in Riverside, 102 in Ontario and 100 in San Bcrnardioo. The Los Aneeles DepartmWt of Water and P<lwer gt°'rated 3.35 mllllon kilowatts of electricity. down from 3.4:1 mlllion MoMay. A de p • rt men t spo kesman announced there was oo longer Jiny nttd for the public lo curtail uM of electriclt)'. \ m('ntioned as seeking the mayor'~ post also blasted the nt1-1•s actounl as "garbagt ·• All l·uunc1l n1e11 excepl il\cCrackcn and Bartlett. \\'ho simply expressed support for t.1 cCracken . a\:;o critJcized recent prc~s covcr;.rgc of r.11y 11a11 event.;. ··The events ()I the lasl fe1v \verks IKI\ e hruughl 11·;11 (·~ f1f h~ f)(1C-r1~y, letters to the rcl itnr on1l ed11on;iJ~.1 • Councilman J ack i ;r('Pll said lie dtd nti l na1ne any p;u·[1<·u lar p;qi(·r. "Ther(' sc c1 ns ahnost lo be. a con· ~piracy to deslroy the city govern1ncnl.'' he 11dded "N!1 one hcrr plans to initiate any S~<ll Reach or \\'eslininster polilic;il circu~." co1n1nente<l Councilman Donald Shipley. Councilman Norma Gibhs said she was "Appalled " on returning From vacation to rind !he "press was deciding the wa y the city is determined lo go ." "It 's sad the press is will ing to dividf! the city as much as lhey have," she said. "lt's the im11gin<1tion of creative writers in pa!>t'rS. I thi nk it's sad." The press coverage referred to was O\'er lhe council 's moves to oust the city administrator. On Aug. 16 five members of the city council declared the question or r..filler's status." a "dead issue." 'Puesday night the seven members of the co uncll announced that he had been suspended an<I 1erved his dismissal notice. Ellis Hamilton Succumbs at 68 Ellis ~1arlt: Hamilton . former secretary for three city attorneys died Saturday in her Huntington Stach home at the age or 68. l\frs. Hamilton. a widow, had livtd in Huntington Beach 1 for 20 years. From 1957 to 1967 she was legal ~ecretary for city attorncya Charhe Bauer. Jerry Plunkett cincl Dale Bush. Funeral services will be held Thursday at 11 a.m. at Smiths "°1ortuary Chapel, 1-luntlngton Beach with the Rev , Donald Robert~ officiating. Burial will follow at the Good Shepherd Cemetery. • N.Y. Stoeks TEN CENTS • ire City Aide's Dismissal Recorded Bv ALAN' DIRKI,'\' 0 1 Int Oil!~ P,101 ~!•II J)~·yle :\1illl'r. ~9. is no long-fir city Rd· n11n1stra tor of Huntington Be<ieh. lie was oustrd fron1 the $3~.000-a·year job at 5 p.1n. Tuesday 11·hen he wa s Serv· ed by Cily Attorney Don Bonfa with hvo documents -notice of the council's in· tc.ntion to remove him as or Oct. 18 of his immediate suspens ion. The action v.·as made publil' at 11 : 45 p.m. when the City Council reconvened from an e.~cculil'<' session lasting two hours and 40 n1inule~. Bunfa read a council-authori zf'd stat e· n1ent announ tint! the ous1er and slat1n¢ !hat. Assistant City Ad 111rn1 s t r a to r Hr11n.ct~r Ca~Ue 11·011ld b<' '"the <lCling city <1d1111111 s!rator pro tr n1pore " '"Tht Cit~· Cot111c·1l has d1r('i'lcd th \'! prrsonnel c!irrclor 'f·'.d Thon1 pson l t() l'Olnrncnce ;i nari11111vide sran·h 1hroug h lhr S!nle Personnel tl oard lo find a nclf c·1t.v administr;Jtor," Lhe lrr~e .statemcnl said . No grnunds or re;i so n:-: lor thl' dismissal '''<'re given. Th e vole for <11smissal til s" 11•;H; not announced" although ii is know11 that it was fl lo 2 w1\h Al Corn , i\lrs. Norn1a C.ibbs .. Jerry "·la!ne}. Ja('k <;recn and DQnald Shipley in !::n or and i\la)Or {;eorge i\l cCracken and 1'ed Bartletl op· posed . "lrs the op1111011 of 1ny:.c H :ind ~pe.c1 ril r ounsi l t the Santa .o\na la"· firm of Ru tan ;ind Turkcr 1 lh;i\ the 1·1tv rhartcr doe~ nol provide for an appeal.·,, Bunfa said in a pre ss conference late Tuesday rught. "If l\1r. rili llcr requests reasons he shall bt prol'ided \\'i!h re:isons but not with cause or grounds." Bonra said. t.1iller has !ievett da y11 rrorn the serving: or the notices al 5 p.n1. Tuesday to re· que st a publit· hearing hefore the council. But. accordin/,! lo Lhe t.:harter. the coun· <·1l's "atlion shall be final and shall not dt•prnd on ;iny partieu!:tr degree of proof Ill the hearing. the purpose or which is tn 111101\' the City Council and lhe t·1t y <1d· 11unistralor 10 pre:-.cnt lo each nLhcr and the public all per\111('111 r11cls prior to thP.: J1nal action of rcn111val · Asked earlier 1n the cvrn1ng if he pla11· ncd tu seek a hea n 11g, i\llll er said, "1 '11 1h1nk abou! i!. !l's fu\1lr because th111 counc1! doesn't htl\e lo hsten and it \\'OUld u11ly tear the dO\\'O apart The decision to hrC' 1\filler, v.·ho ha~ been in pubhl' adm 1nistratlo11 lnr 28 ~cars, was actually lakrn :1 Y.'t'Ck P.:llrhcr at the Sept_ 7 t:fluncll mec!1ni:: Thr count·1I lhl'n autlu1nzed llon1er L. \1cCnrm1ck f)f the S;i n\a Ana l:11v hrm Ln negotiate 111th :\l1ll rr on ;1rcepl1 ng 11nothe r po<;ition i11 I hr 1·it) i.:overn1nent . ;i s ;i li)ftll c1f 1·nn..,1ilt:inl hul with full brnel11.s nl H (·1t,1 c111pli1\'C, Bu! ;il 1!1r :-.eerrl 111r~'I Lil~ of Sep t 7 11 n\<1Junty of lilt· 1·u1111t'1I ;1!~11 ~igned !he: 11ol1cc (li di ~n11s~al arid i11~1 r11i.:l ed thal ii br ~c rvcd Scpl. l4 Thal \\'a ~ why lhr 1·ouncil sci an t1rl- jo11rned rncelin1: with lhe pl11 nn1ng com· mi ssio n Tuesday night. purportedly lo discuss a planning 1ssur on frontage roads versus block walls around housina: developments. Aboul 111.! hours after ·rut'sday nighl"I (St'r i\TILl.f<:I{, Page ?1 Orange Coad Cool ocean bree1.ts cont\nUI! ln bring Southland lempcralures to 11 tolerable level today. Hii:hs along the coasl will be arow1d 78 rising lo 87 inland. Lows tonight around 62·66. INSmE TODAY A}tt r four nl(l.11-mad~ voyar;t.~ lo lllf: nioo11 . ho10 much do sc1 t 11t1s f.~ rtoll!I kuuw obo11t tll r nr1g1u n/ r;nrtl•'s satellite~ Set Page 26. l lrlllt 11 1••11.,. I) C•tlMtlllf ' C•tH t C••ltft 11 Cllt<\I'" Uf 1 (ltu lll9ol U ·U C-ICt lt , .. " .. '' lt DHltl -.Cf l \) OIHr<•• 11 E•li.t-1•1 '••• • E•'-"•i-"r Jl-ll ~lfllMI J,).11 Mo,to<-lI Mwl~•I l'wr>I• l6 N1,...._I N .. t f.I o ...... (-If 11 \rlwl• P•'1..-1• ,_h 11·1• Or. l lth•(rfllfl ll Sl9<-M•t-111 ff.17 Ttl1wl1llt1 M TM1Ttn ,._ll W•l lMI I WMlt W11~ ll Wtmt ll'• ill•w• »·• W•tl4 N"'I t.J • 2 OAILY PILOT H f',..m Pqe I MILLER ... ex~utive se.$!ion wu in progress. word '"a' sent out that the meeting '1.'ith I.he planning commissioners was canceled. Miller ha.1 rtporiedl.y reject.tel the council'• offer to ht a con.sultant - "They are trying to buy me off." he told the DAILY PILOT -but er the press conference Bon!a said the oegotiatll'.'lns were. continuing and had "progressed quite well." "They have been going on since last Wednesday morning:· Bonfa said "They have spent many hours together but tbere are still a few points to be resolved_ "It 's the hope of the city counci l that }.Ir. ~1iller and Mr. McCormick will com· }llett their negotiations successfully:' In this case, the cltv attornev ex· .plained, Miller \.ro uld tender his reSigna · t1nn, be appointed to ano!her pnsitinn and the final action tn remo1·e him Oct 18 \l.'nuld not be necessar,1· The ouster fol!o'>l-·ed four weeks of nel'o's pape.r reports that a shakeup was imminent. After articles had been published in the press, the council had declared publicly Aug 16 that discussion on ~I r. ?ltiller's status "'as "a dead issue." The vote-to suspend and dismiss the ci· ty administ,.ator today appeared a con- tradiction of the council's public Aug. 16 statement that the matter v.•as "a dead issue At the Aug. 16 meeting only five coun· cilmen v.•ere pre..5ent with Matney and J.!rs. Gibbs heing on vacation. The Sept. 7 meeting was the first oc· casion all council members were present Eoince the controversy broke out and the council acted swiftly that night by meeting and agreeing to oust Miller. Although no reasons were given public· ly by the council for Miller's firing, the administrator has been ctilicized recently for an alleged loss of leadership over department heads, and for allegedly fail· · tng to provide an advance financial plan . . 'It was the handling of financia l plan· nlng that reportedly led Coen to vote for }.!iller's dismissal. Coen had been regard· fd as an uncertain vote inprevious ef- tl'lrts to topple the city administrator that have gone on since Green and Matney were elected to the council. ~1rs. Gibbs also questioned the ad · minlstrator's financial pl;inning and ap- p'arently the disclosure of her fee lings to other councilmen was the spark th at ig- nited the latest and successful mo\-e lo change the city leadership. Edith Huhbart Services Slated Funeral services will be held Thursday Lor Edith J. Hubbart. a retired librarian y;ho served at Huntington Bt"ach Hig h School for 29 years. ~iss Hubba rt died Sunday in l'iestminster J\temorial Hospi t;i\ at the age of 85. She had been a resident of Huntington Beach for 31 years and during that time she was the school librarian at the high gchnol. ~tiss Hubbart retired in 19~2 and 1horlly after that moved to Midway City where she li\'ed until her death. St:rvices will be cond ucted at 10 ;30 a.m. at the Peek Family Colonial Funeral Hnme with buri al follo\\'inR at "*'estminster ~1emorial Park . Chaplain . \Villi am B. Powell. USN Re t., "'il l of· fjciate. Botulism Attack Critical to 4 BAKERSFJ ELD (LP!\ -One person ·"'a.5 relea~d but four others remained in cnl!cal condition at l\t'rn General P.ospi t.a l here today after contracting botulism from a jar of ta inted chil i s;iuce. Tu·o more person$ "ho fell ~1r1cken fbJlowing a \Veekend dinner \l'ere Ji~ted in fair condition. Ho~pital spokesmen satrl Rober I. Monlt'll. 29. 11·as released TtH'5rlav aftf'r tr.sts show ed he did not ha\'e the oftt'n (p t.al disease . '. ' . .. .. .. ' . .. .. .. .. .. .. . . .. •• .. .. .. . '' ... .. .. .. .. .. .. ·' .. '• . OJtj,NG-f: COAST DAILY PILOT ORANGE CO.l..5T ~U!.L!SHl~G COMPAXY Robert N. Weod Pra1CMI a>lll Publkltlel' J oel: ~. Cuti..., \Ilea P /41:h<ltM ilr.d ~e<'ll M1 .... gtr ThPml• k.1vil E~.:~r Tho••11< A. M u·o~;., M•"•1''1 EO ,.,,. 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"''''""".. l""""""'""' ~ u rr111• _, u .......,, .. ,,. ov _,, n.11 _.,IJJ ""lllUY • .,.,.,..,_ •:..U -lt\/y • .. '--~~~~~~~~--' Gasoline Bid Studied Lead Content in Air Eyed by Supervisors •' )! ',, . • • ·~ ' ' ' • ,, , • .. •" ., '#:• ' ... "&' •. '."' " . t "'·"'~ , Ji'.' " ' • ' .... ~·-·rl> ·• ' ' . ... ''• . ' ' l OAIL Y l"IL(IT 'lttll l"~!e AWASH IN SOUP, SURFER LOOKS FOR SMOOTHER WATERS After Consulting K1hun1. Moorhouse Looka for Ch1mplon1hlp Surf Pray for Surf Moorhouse Seeks High Water Vince Moorhouse, the directer of Harbours and Beaches for th e city of Huntington Beach, does a water dance each Septembtr. Only he doesn't want the water !.o fall from the sky, He wants it to rise up out of the ocean. This year he is again confident that hi~ choreography will produce excellent surf for the U.S. Surfboard Championships Saturday and Sunday. "As the Chief Surf Mogul and Wizard of the Sea I predict that the four to five.foot surf we a.re now having \\'ill remain over the weekend," he said . "This year is our 13th year of the con· test and the number 13 certainly couldn't be unlucky," he laughed. _Moorhouse ,;aid he ha.~ been checking wi th \.\·eathermen about the origin of the current swells, but said, "They have no idea where its coming from." "Traditionally we ha"e had good surf for the contest. but we got .<:hot out or the saddle about two or three years ag o when we had nothing," he commented. "Even if the surf went way down it probably wouldn't bothe r the conte~tant~. Everyone of them is a champion and thev can surf anything. If we had one fo0t wa ve! wt just would ha ve a different type of champion." Newport Beach ,Will Make Bid for Alter11ate Route With lts neighbors there guard ing their ov.'n interests. Newport Beach will g() before the California Highway Com· mission Thursday asking for a study of an a!lernate route for the Pacific Coast f rPeway. . Representative.'; of Costa ~1esa, Hun- llngtnn Beach and Laguna Beach said to- dav !hey v.·ill attend the 10 a.m. meeting in Ventura. The request. to have the freewav rt'rnu!ed along the San Diego Freeway 10 the Corona del Mar Freeway then e11Ster· ly toward::; L<iguna Beach ;>.]on'( Bonita Canyon Ant1d and through OJyn te Can· yon, 1~ tentatively set to be heard at 11 ·20 a.m. Newport Beach !\lt1vor Ed l lir!h s:ild !hi::; mnrnn1g all lht' city \\'ants is for the commi$Sion to tell the Division of High"·ays to study th e rou ti>. Laguna Beach Ci1y City !\l11nager !\1anager Law rence nose !'aid this ninrn· ing his cily will send a repri>~entali 1·e ti) the hearin_g, but he wi!l go only fn !i~ten, not tn te~ti fy. Costa Mesa Citv Atti:irnev Rov Jt1nP .,·ill :ilso be pres'ent to df,-lh·er ·a cit y rouncil resolution .~!at1n_g Co.~la ~fesa's belief thal :i cnastal free"-'ay some"'here still is needed . f-luntington Beach Ma.\nr Geo r g e ?l·lcCracken, v.·ho met with Hirth Tuesday, won a similar 5fatement of position from hi,, council Tuesday night. J\.lcCr11.cken sees Thursday's: hearing a! a crucial one . He said the cities surrounding Newport Reach "want us to go to the State Highway Commission to keep the route talks open. "It's either that or kill it," he .~aid, "It might he the life or death for the freev.·ay ,"' r.lcCracken said the state neerls to be told to "keep working on the issue. "\\le ·ve got to let the stale know all r i!ies are desireous of a soluUon," hP. ~ard . Cost;i ~1esa r.1ayor Robert Wilson sain !hi~ morning he could supporl the st11rly or the alternate route, but indicated that ~unport wnulrl come only if li wil/ not prnlon~ actual construction of a coastal frrrway . Rn.~e said that v•hilt. Laguna suppnr1s the slud,1-. it does not necessarily support thf' proposed route , Laguna Reach Councilmen tnni~h! V.'ill hea r a stalf report on the proposal that sa,rs 1t po!enlially co ulrl have a dimini.~hing effect on that city's zone or infl11enr·e Hirth 1vill he accompani"f'd In the meeting by Traffic , Engineer Robert Jaf. fe, \'ire r-.1a,vor Howard Rogers is also ex· peeled to attend. Brain Damage Reported In Grass Smoking Rats By FRA1''K CAR F.V AUf>(I U"ed ~, .. , Wrl!tr WASHINGTON -Tv.·o s r i en I I~ I~ reported today the first eridence of brain damage lo animals expo.~ed to marijuana O\'er long periods. They stressed that lhPy do not know yet v.•hether results 'l''ilh rats 11re 11p- p!ica ble lo humans but they urii:erl noc· 1nrs t.o be alert for symptoms in longtime users-. - The researchers said the rats shov.·ed bizarre reactions resulling fr om the brain damage presumably caused by the Ad- ministration of marijuana. And thtoy sug· gested doctors watch for signs of tremor!! and convulsions in patients known to be longtime marijuana users . bi zarre reactions that was noted in the rodents. 11"e ~aid detection of such early v.·aming signs might make possib le qui rk treatment to foresta ll permanent br.iin dam11ge . The findings were submittrd In lhP lfi2nd annual mttting of the American Chemical Society by Dr. Ha r r i ~ Rosenkaranlz, a Ph . D. and director nf biochemistry o1 the M.ason....Besearch Institutes, \Vorcester. Mass .. and researcher Yuga! K. Luthra. al so of the Mason Institute. They g11vt th is outline of the research lnvlll\'ing 200 rats: The rat.'! were di vided into four grriup~ of 50 e11ch. v.·ith e11ch group be 1ntJ: 11d· ministered different dosages of a hhi:hly purified form or delt1t·9 THC the mt)Sf-llC'· live component of marijuana or dnst-s t)f 11 rrudl' mllriju;i ni:i t.x tracl. no.~e~ ranatfl Tht eHect of tetraethyl IPad on the al· morphf!re of Orange C:Ount~· and lMhat can be done about it got a thorou~h airing before the Board of Supervisors Tuesdav. Net result was a 5Jowdown in Board Chairman Robert Bfltt-in 's pll1n to propose a rounty ordinan('t> "'hich would prohibit lhe ~ale of gasoline containing lead _ Ac· li no was delayed for at least two "'<'elis. Lrging a "go slo"' before we make Lhe ~Hua tion "'orse than it is" attitude w;is Orange County Air Pollution Control ()f- fiter \\'ill iam F'i!chen. "The di~trict i Air Pollution Control) is n0t opposed to an or<li n:iinc!': of this type , neither can it su pport it." Fitchrn said. "If the l,.ad t'<lntent of Rasnllne !s !fl be redured <1nd still meet the octane ratings at !he h1,l!h lel'e!s needed by pre·l971 rar,, it "'ill he necessarv !11 alter the hydrocarbon c<Jrnpnsition '01 gasollot' 1n order to rompensate for the lead red uc· lion ." Fltchen '>1-'amed. '"This will most probably be ac· comp!ished by increasing the percentage From Page 1 UNIFY . • • Sch<)(ll District are 3sking for special legislal.ion ti'\ repeal the st.::ite·mandated unlficatlnn electinn Trustees of the Ocean View School District are plannini; to t<lke similar action at their Sept. 2 meetin,'l - Ch11rle.~ Palmer, Associate Superin· lendenl of thr Huntin~tnn Beach City School Dist rict. says he does not expect annther emntion11I presenta!ion of the plan before the counly commit tee. "\l.1e're using 11 low key approach and v.•ill ~l and 0n what we have presented so far. Rul I am cert2~n there will be tremendous opposition by othe r school districts," he said. "This boa rd made a basic decision in !964-li5 and the new hoard members have rf'lntinued lhe 1hesis of havin,I'.( unif icati0n along school district bounda ries. If the rnunt.y committee will continue to sup- port our plan, we don 't knov.·." Airlines Chase Kitty Stotvaway AN CHORAGE. Alaska (AP) Northl'o•est Orient Airlines ls trying to catch 11 persistent stowaway -11 gray, tiger-striped cat named GarrunkeL HI': has hren prowlinii: tt BoeinJt 747 i;inre H. escap!':d from its cage Aug 19 \\'hi!e en route rrqm Chicago to An rhnr:ige . "\l."hat he's been eating we 're sill! specult1 ting nn." s:iid Dt1le Roseheim, North west car_'lo mana.l'.(er in Anchora~e. "Mayhe he 's been crawling up into the first·class cahin." Garfunkel h;i5 ;ipparently hPen hidinJ.! between pl:ine's insulatinn and the cargo bulkht'ad, said Roseheim. Airline of (icial::; say Garfunkel has prn- bahly log_geQ 100,0QO rnile::; \\'hile thf' jet h11s heen in rontinuous service ht'tween 1\'ew York, Chicago, the West Coast and the Orient. \\'hen thf' c:it i::; c:iu~h!. it will he rui:h· Prl !(l ;in i:inim:il hn~pi!.:11 for a checkup, !hen flown fi, its owner in Anchorage. In a belier cage, TODAY by THE RAINIOW GEM Well known for ifs rainbow colors , the opal ha , no dhtinctiva color of it1 own, 1ma ll ul'liform crac~1 in the c;1em a ccountinc;1 for the v•ried hues. Most popu!er today a re opals from M e~ico, Th ey 11re of the fire opal ve· r;111y, em itting red glow\ of light from t he cor1. II you w,oint to see 1om111 real "con· versati'on piec111" g111ms, com e in end look over our beeutiful assortment of Op41s. Gold Smvd<J• "'"' Skin Secreriot1s Primary cause cf "1mud9t" ,rom 9old jewe lry is 1k in secretion1 and per1p iration, th1 chemic al• of ""hich combln1 with gold alloy• to form dark.hu ed 1a lt 1, fr(lm 50 to 500 mill igrams per two pourn:I~ A ch<'!nge lo whit11 gold or to 9o!d of bodyv.'eight. or high er karat ffn e1111t 1hould 101 ... e The drug, di$Solved In sesame oll. v.·;i~ th1 probl em, w•ll co..,er oth1r ca u1 es administl'red orally -vi A ,11 tube inserlM of aromatic hydrocarbons which will auton1i:itically increase !he photothemical reacti\·1ty of th e i;a!ioline and its exh;iust emls~1ons, '' Fi lthen said surh a rrsul t "·ould hi': hi~hly objettionahle and would call fnr add1l1nnal re ~ulat111ns to cnn!rol the in· (Teased hyrlnx·arhon.~. He estimated rnunt_v ('(lnsun1ption (If ilasoline at more than tv.'o mdl1on galfnns a dav. The Air Pullutinn Cnnlrol Offi{·er rPcommended that a universal South Cnast Air Basin lsix counties ! plan be implemented. He pointed out the ad· \·antaf:(eS or uniform cnnlrols for Southern C:iliforn1a of lead a<ld itil·es in ga~oline_ "Add 1t1nnal \1·ork and ~!udv "'ii! be nrrdrd before st1t !1 rules can be adnp!ed "·hich v.111 h:H·e t•t hf dnne hy lhe 1~t.<1 t l'l Air Rt>sourcf's Hn;1rd and the 1Federal1 F.n1·1rnnme11tal /'rolf't!1on A g en cy,'' Fitchen said , The lead tn gt1solme d1 scussinn was b"ig gered b.v a proposal mule to Lhe supervisors by the Orange County Starnp Out ~rnog !SUSI organi·lalioo. J;unes O. somers, SOS director. 581d Dis ~rt1up reeo1nn1ends absolute pha~ing out nf lead additil·e$ "'ilh1n three vears. He stated that airborne !fad ha t become a major sou rce of expo~ure . "In ron~estrd areas more lead ts now being ahsored lhrough the lung.~ lhan through the digestive ll'aet ," S11r11ers argued. ··our urb:in air ('(l11tai11s 20 limes the arnount of lead found in tountry alr," he add.t'd. "lt seems hardl y prudent to wait until niuch of thr population begins to show <'hronic or acute symptoms before we atten1pt to lower its lr1·el in the en· \'iroomf'n! " Re.fore Fitehen gave his vif'\rs Battin sa id /11s office was re~cart'hlng the sub- ject and "-'Ould hal'e an ord inance to pro- pn ~e in nne week He said he 1\·anled ttt cherk an ordinance Rivl1rside County had adnpted . Fit('hen said that Aivf'rside Cour!ly has not adopled a unilater;if ordinance but w;is in favor of a regional approach. Hu1itington Teachers' Payroll Bid Denied A requfsl by the Huntin,'ltnn Beach Elemen!ary Teachers Association to nearly douhle its pa yroll deductions has been denied on the grounds it "'ou!d run afoul of the y,•age freeze. Hunt ington Beach City School District trustees un:inimously decided Tuesday night tn "'ail fo r a County Counsel opinio n nn the increase despite pressurt' from the teachers. "Yflu people can talk ;ill ,yflU wan t to, but I persnn;i llv reel thP res pnnsibil1lv 1~ r igh~ here," said Trustee Ivan Li~gett. waving a copy nf lhe wage control guideline~. •· Jt says righr hrre th<it "'hnever v.·illfully 1·inlates thi.~ orr!er or anv nrdr.r or rei:;ulati11n 1.~sued under au!h~ri tv nf this order sh;ill he fined not more ihan $5.000 for each such viol rition ." The teachers had requested an increase Charges Dropped Against Officer In Narcoti<' Case tlla rijb:111;i eh;irgrs ag;1in~t nne nf t"·n resfr\·,. L•1!1J.! 1-lr;H_:h poJirP offk·crs h<il'e bt'c~ dropJX'd in \Vc.~t Oran..:e Cnunty Jurl1c!;il District CnurL A cn1 1rt s1)(lkt•sm;in said rh;1r_ges o' p<!SSCSSJllll or n1;1riJUdlla <tgaiost Ch:irlr::; ~l allnry, 30. nf Lake\vood were drowed but. !h(' .~f'cnnd re~rr\'r nHii·er, Robrrt Harmening .. 1:-i, of R;-1ker.~field h;is been hound n1·rr for trial in Su perior Court on Sept. 28. The t'l'·n men wrr(' ;ii-rested Aug . 1 1\•i!h f11\1r romp;ininns <ii Bnlsa Chica S!<1lP Ri>arh. Huntington Beach pcdice allege the pai r told then1 thrv v.•pre 1nfil!rating :i rlnpe ring -a story denied by the Lcing Be11ch departrn rnt. Bnth 11·rre fired i1nrncd1n tcly ;iftcr fh('l r arrrs l~ There "-'a~ nn nne availahlr ::it Lnng l\earh th1~ m(lrn1ng tfl co n1me11t on thP p<1~sibil1!y nf rrinstat1nc; ~l<J.llnry _ from $8 30 to ~1.'1 30 in monthly withdrawal s In finance l n c r e a !J ed teachers a."!soci ation Jlier\·ices. "\Ve feel y,•e do not come under this genera! wage free1.e because we hired nur additional staff men1bers be.fore Aug. 15." ~<iid r-.1rs. Dorothy r-.1cClure, presi- dent of the Hun tington Beach Elementary Teachers Associa tion. Ed Hnmro. the California Teachers As.~nciallnn regional reprfseotative. told the lil'e-m;in bnarrl that the du Ps increase is "reall y not an inrl:itionary thing." "\Ve have ii fron1 our atf ()rnev th11t the free z.e wnu ld be effective if we merely in- creased dues. Rut we're nnt just in· creasinJ! dues, b11L ra!her inrre:ising our services." He invi ted 1he hoard tn go <1head and increrise the deductions and "sneak in un- dt'r a yellow light ." Earlier, As soc i a It' Superintendent Charles Palrner said he v.·ould refuse to certiry !hi~ month's piiyrn\1 if the in- crea~e were granted. ex cept under court ordet. Bolh Ron1ro and r..1rs. ~fcClur!': i;ii]d I.hr OO;ird's fl('Cision w;is aimed at ein:i~rula ting the llunt1ng tnn Bea ch r:1cn1cnt;.irv 'fr:ichers A.~sncia!\on. Thev clairnecl inCreaserl payroll drductinns had bern .l'.(ranted in <111 Orange County School di.~lrirt s rxcept one. Should the Count }' fnunsel hnld the In· crease legal, lhe board .~airl it. will authorize the additional v.•ithdrawal!. Sen. J(e nncdy Tours Israe li llos pitals .JERUSALEM 1AP 1 -Sen . Edward M. l\tnnedy tl)urerl hospitals 1n .Jeru.~a ltm Tuesday to study the Israeli national health serl'ices. Soon after his arT11·;11. I he i\1as.~achuset1 s Denincr;it v i ::; i I e d .Jeru::;alem"s first aid station. the Shaarei Zedek hnspilal. and the H:idas~ah-Hebrew University medical center, regarded at lsr;:iel's most m0drrn medical Fac1!it.v. OOMEGA ,~,/d~'t·~ •" • El.c:tronic Ct,ronom1t1r f OJt l lCCI PTIOJoi•l ACCIJJl.t.(Y IT Tiii OMIOA lll!CfllOl'flCS. U l(f, OOLO TOP ST.t.INltSS l'l'l't:l t.t.CIC -WITM CA L· 1"'0Ell, SWll!~ Sl(ON O 11.t.NO ANO W41Tlllt llES ISYlll'ff cast . with Brecelet $260 • El•ctroquertr TMl WOll LOJ MOST' SUfllllOll '1'1M• f !ICI -OU.t.llTl I! TMI lllGULaTOlt TMI "Ml•llT" 0' OMIO"" t:Ll CTllO OU•llTt PllOVIOl'°IO VllllATIONS TMAT IN(lllAll ACCU1141CY. $2,200 J. C. fiu1n r1hri e;1 Jei ve lerJ 1823 NEWPORT BLVD ., COSTA MESA They ~tressed thal the amounts of the drug used on rats were 10 times a5 high a.~ those believed to he consumed by chronic marijuana users. They estimtitt'd it "·ould require smoking about 50 mari· ju<ina cigareltts daily for an un· clelerm1 ned period of time l.o ltarn V.'htolhtr tffecls on man "·ould bP. com· parable lo those shown in I.lie rat~- Ne verthele~s. nne of the sclentlstg in reply to a ne"'S C'onference que.~lion said doctors ~hnuld ~ on ihe slert for early signs amonii: marijuana smokers of the brl!':fl,\' in tht rodent$' stomachs _ for i11 succeeding co!umnt: in the mea11o pe riod$ ranging from 28 to !I day~. At f;m •. ii you have •uc h a probl11m , CONVENIENT TERMS 2• YEARS SAM E lOC.4.TION I.he end of each such period 3 ftw of the com • on in •ncf , •• tit . We'll be glad BANKAMER tCARD--M.4.STEI!; CHARGE l'HONE 141.)401 l"re:i tures v.·ere killed llnd their br3ins ex· ~~·~·~d::'.;'~':"~"'....'.':':":"~''._'.'~"~d~'~"~·~·~•-w:_a~h'....'.y:•:"~· ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~'."'.'."'.'."'.'."'.'."'.~~ ~mined. - - . . Mystery Of Hughes Note Boils ... L.4.S \'E(;~s I AP 1 -!lpecula t1on l-On· Unues to s1iirl toda} around a hand-\\'rit· lrh lr!trr purporle<ll,\' sent. r r o 111 m1thona 1:r rec-tusr Howard Hughes 10 ~1:ile ofl1t'1ill• llughcs Twl Con1pan\" e."<ceult\'e~ rclea~ed t·1.1p1e~ of rhe Sc:ra11·!ed note 11·herPn1 Hu i;he~ .1 .... ,erledl~ ("Omplained or hrJ ''" · "fh1eed lu I on g ha n d <"oni· 11111• 11~ sratr 01f1c1<1I'> :-o far ha l'e <ft'•·l1r1t ;i11_r ('Qr11111r>11r un rhr note. Thf' '>l1r. ho"p\·rr. pru1·ed onte again 1hat llueh"" 11ho i\ sUOJ)lised lo bt son1e 1 000 n11lr" away 111 !he Bah anla!<.. C'ao :.-rill 01;.~f' his pre~t'ncc fell in i\"t>l'ada . The Jlu!!hrs letter madr public todav 11 a .. 111 d1 ... Jo1ntt'd. lrrcgu!:tr hand1l'riling ,f·ra11·led from rdJ:e to edge and do"·n the full len glh or a pa gt> lorn from a \·elJ011• lcgal -,iz.ed pad · ' II 11·as sln11lilr ro Hughes· ini.ssrl"e!! n1:1de pub!rc la51 l"ear. The re ason for · !he note wa s that the :\'el'ad<i c:nnir11g Cornmission recently 11irncd doll'n a bid by !he tool company to rcorgar1ize the corporatr structure or se1·rn Hu ghes t'a si no s in Las \'cgas and fle11(1 The torn1ni:.~ion !)aid it \1·ould require a pcrS(•ll~I n1ecting 11·ith Hu)!hes or a hanrl11•rlttrn 1et1er tron1 him. 11·ith his t1ngerprin1 s attach ed. indicating his sttp· port for the reorganization. A tool con1p;u1.v ·spokes.1nan said there 11crf' no fin!•rrprinls attached to the lei· lcr S1:i,l' 11llic ials are reportedly trying 10 litt l<itent prints lro m the sheet or p<lnt•r There \1·as action on two rronls Tues· da~· in a state 11·h1ch notes every "ord r·onrerning 11s :'\o. I pril'ate lando11·ner, e1nployer. la.xl)<lyer and gambler. I lug hes 011·ns n1ore land in Nevada than an~ other indil'idual and numerous rnin1ng claims. A11d the sta!c Sup reme Cou rt heard f1ral arguments on behalf of a bid by Bober1 ~lahuc. fired head of Hughes' \el"ad<l 11 perations. to ~ allowed lo pierce Huj:!hes· pri\'<icy to l01ke a deposi· !IOI\. 011 1ci;>.!' or rhe comrany sa id the letter 11 LI ~ 11 rittcn lo sho11· Nev ad<'! residents llu ghes is pl eased ll'ith reorganization plans. The !e!ler cxpres~ed supporl for tool l'Ornpany r.tcculives and the planned reorganization. The reorganization started 1 a it Decl"mber \1•hen fltaheu was ousted from a $.)20.000-a·ye<'!r job as head of Hughes' Ne\'ada operations. Tht> firing 1vai\ upheld in court. but ~Jaheu flied a Si>CJ.-million suit bas ed on ~is contention the job 11·as to ha\"e been li1s for life _ \iaheu i~ ask111i: pern1 1ss1-0n lo ta ke an :irfida\"il frorn Hughes and is asking rrlt'ase of docun1ent!'i sealed by lht aiurt 1 f1o.; altornt1• Tuesda y argued Hughes' :ib . .;enre :tnd sea!111g or !he documents an11Jun1ed lo a roadblOC'k preventing :i deci sion in the t·a sr. Tool t'{l1np:1111· coun ~C'I ClieStf'r Da1·i~ ro11!C"11ded \lahC'u has not rrturned record.~ he ;illcgedl y look fro1n tool com- pan.1· offices las1 OecC'rr'obC"r. He arguer! 1he ahsencr of the doc11n1ent~ prevented 111<' company fro1n eontc stini;: th!' sulL V cl era n D1·ug :S ites To Expaud Pro111 ptly \\'ASll l i\GTO~ ~~\Pi -A Veterans Adm ini s:trat 1on of11cial says there v.·111 be no <teh1.1· 1n e>.panding drug centers ror ser1·il·e1nen 11 ho arr addiet"!'. Dr L1·ndo11 Lee. assistant chirt me<lu.:a! director for professional services 111 01t \'A. ~:l ul 1he ent ire new networl;-ot ~2 center~ 11111 operate by the l"nd or Cktuber. a ~ a11nnu nccd 1n June Sixteen ~-t...:1 u.~' .,...,_ d'-;;..:~.-:;;;.. .,;v~ ... ..,,., ;t.<. ,{.£,(. .. _, ... J"O .••. f""~-Y."'-··-···. .,#-? _u., __ _,d.,_"'~/J.-,,.:...R. ,.. .... ,,.p:;;, ·•--· ___ ;:a..:;.. .• ~./?,------ ____ .>-,i.......-..A.'2'.Q....).4...~ THIS IS LETTER SUPPOSEDLY WRITTEN BY HOWARD HUGHES After 1 Grumpy Introduction, Affirmation of Man•t•ment LA Court Orders Doctor To Retu,rn for Sentence Or. John Shrl\'cr C.:\\·ynne, the :1elf-con- lessed abortionist who pleaded guilty lo sucll charges last week in Orange Cou nty su perior Court. pleaded no con test to identical charges 1'ue.~day in Los Angele~ Superior Court. Judge Da\·i d N. Fil ti; ordered Gll'\'nnc. 2~. of Santa Ana . lo return 10 hi~ courtroom Nov. 22 for sentencing . G111'nne 11"il1 return to the local court No\". 18 for st ntencing by Judge Byron K i\fe~iillan. Judge Fitts agreed lo allow Gwynne lo appeal his conviction in Los Angeli's Frederal Court. The concession is no1 normally a\l owf'd on pleas of no conies! l\'hich differ fr om guilty pleas only in !he se-nse that the defend11nt proltcts him~elt from possible ci\"il action. T11·0 young y,·omen assislan1s arrested v.·ith G11"ynne <11 ht! former \\'esl Lo~ Angeles clinic in !\lay. l9i0, al so pleadl"d ~uil!)' to abor1 ifln <:hargt s berore Judge Fill ~ The jurist reducl":d both charges to rnisdemeanors and ordered Peggy Lee Grau. 19. and r.1argarel Ca meron, 21 . bolh of Los Angeles, 1o re1urn lo his cou rt for sentencing No. 15. Gwynne moved lo his <.'l inic on 17th Street in Santa Ana shortl v <1ftt'r the Lo:i; Angeles County (;rand .Jufy indi cted him 011 abortion charges filed in \Ves1 oLos Angeles. c:1v;.'nne·s guilty plea last y,.·e:ek follo"·ed a series of arrests by Santa Ana police throughout y,.•hich he expressed his determination to defy Californiv"s ahor- tlon la"·s and uphold \\'har he said "'·:i s lhe right of any woman to ha1·f' an abor· t1on on her o"·n decision. Hi~ sentencl" Nov. Ill "·ill include 11 $.5.000 fine and a lhree·yrar proharion term. Judge l\tcr-.tillan v.arned G1rvnn lh:it he "'ould impose a t11·o·to five-~;ear state prison term for addillona1 ron· lipiracy charges if the phy~ici an 11ola!es probation prior to sentencing Agencies Aided I rvinc Foundation Discloses Grunt B eneficiaries Sixteen educa llon;il, health and social agencies in Orange County received grants in excess ol $5.000 from the James lr\·inc Founda1ion, ti v.•as announced to- day. The grc-Jils, totaling $457.515.71, 11ere n1;id c during lhc fisca l year l"nd ing illarch :11 Chapman College, St. Joseph"s Hos pital in OranlJe and Anaheim ~temoriaJ llosp1tal 11·ere the Orange County in· ~fi!utions rerr1l'ing the largest amounts -51~.000 e.:ieh Thr Ch:iprnan grant supports huilding renoration and the .:i ward to Anaheim hospital "·111 establish an acute cardiac ..care center The grant to St. Joseph's "·ill prO\"idr fo r additio n! to that hospital".~ coronary u111L statev•ide, the Irvine Foundation grants tot<iled $2.8 mill ion and 94 percintor·rhT 91 grants y,·ere made to organi"l.alions 11·orking 1n the /1tlds of higher education, \"OUt h !i"trvice!I and medical care, • foun· dation spokesman said. Absent fron1 !he hst ol Irvine Foun· dation recipient~ this year v.·ere: :1everal Orange County 11rt~ institutions that had been named in prior years. Among cultural organi':.:ations dropped from the foundation granl!I list art the Symphony .\s!)OC'ia!ion of Orange Cou nty. Laguna Beach Communily Players. Soulh Coast Repertor~ and the Lyric Opl":ra A~,<;OCiil· rlon of Orange Counl)'. ~·urther , 26 organizations In California !!hared grants in •rnounls le~! than 15.000. The~e awards "·ere. not dl"tailtd 1n 1ht foundation annu al report rtleastrl In· d<l\". but found;ilio n 11tlorney llov.'Ard ,) rr.ivetl ~aid many nr these are Or11ngr County agencies. Grarits lo all 26 tot aled $4~,o;,o durin g 1970. f ollowing is a lis ting or all gran1s Ol"Cr .$5.000 made lo Orange County groups; Braille Institute. .$22,000 for Orangr County Center 1mpro v l!!mcnt s : Pro1•idenc e: Speech and Hea ring Clinif·, Orange, $19,000 for hearing te:sl equip- ment: Boys' Cluh of Santa Ana, $1 0,615.71 lo purchase a bus; South Coast Con1- munity Hospital, Laguna Beach. $40.000 lo furni sh Coronary c;ire un it and bU}' aud io-visual rqu1ptnrnt . Orange Empire Council Boy Scou1 s of Americ11. $18.000 lo begi n "Inne r cif\'" delinquency prevention pro j e c \ : Children's Home Society of Sa nta An;,i . $20.000 to place wards or lhe court to adoptive hornes: Salvation Army, Santa Ana . $1 5,000 to bUlld yont ti tenter': UC lrvlnt 1mmatrh Foundation, $5 ,000 for in· terde:nominalional student center; Anaheim Young "1en's C h r is t i a n Association. $25,000, building funds: Orange \'oung \\'omen'11 Ch r 1 s l i • n Association. S-40.000 to buy a building: Assistance League: of Garden Grove. $6.900 to equip a dental clinic for the disadvantaged: Orange County F'tdera· lion of Community Chests. Anaheim. $6,000 lo expand program!!, and Zonia Club of Newport Harbor Foundation, Ne:v.--port Be:ac.h. $5,000 for senior citi1.ens c.enlf'r additions. Althoug h statewide lhe e.mphai;is ww.s on support social age.ncies. l.wo art~ ori:::11ni1ations "ll:ere named among 1970 grantees. The Performing Art ~ Council or t11c UJ~ An~ele-.~ r.luslc Cen!cr. $100,000 l1Jr student scholar!hips and the P.:1l;11:r. of Arts an d Scienct r··oundation. San Francisco, SI0.000 lo equip student "'orkshop. The James lr\'ine Founda tion holds !>4 5 percent of the stock of the Irvine Com· pany and lists assets worth $10 2 million not including the value or 4.6 million shares of lr1·ine stock. Since tr..,ine stock is ''not listed or traded no curre:nt market 1·<1Jue is a1 :iilable, ·· the an nual statement not rs. Sinet' 1918 th!' foundation h a !I distrihuted $14 2 million . about half of ":hich has been gil'en oul in lh' past three ye:ars. Foundation holdin~s produced Sl .9 mill ion or dividend income during the 1970 fiscal year and cash deposits earned $4.J0,000 interest Tot11I incomr for the year amounted lo $~'.45 milhon, acc:ord lng to the r'port. Organizations receiving grant s in amounts less than $5.000 numbered 16 in Orange County. They are: Girls Club of Buena Park. S4.SOO Girls tlub or Garden Grove, Sl ,300; Family Service Associalion of Orange County, $2.500: Volunteer Bureau of \\'est Or•nge County. $1 ,000 : fl.larch of Dime:s. S.1.000 : Danell! Thtater or Orange C-Ounty. S2,500: Big Brolhe" of Orange: County, $l.2j(I: Orange Empirl!! Council Boy Sc<>uts ol An1erica, $.tOOO . Harbor Area Boys· Club, $3.!lOO: Boy~· Club of Santa Ana. $3.000: Children's Uomt Societ y, Santa Ana. S600 : Crippled Ch ildrf'n~ Relief Fund. S600: Orange County Philhannonlc So<'ie· ty. S2.000 : Sal v:Hion Arm~-. Santa Ana. Sf,00. "nd the Tuberrulosis a n d HL·~plrr.tory Di:.eai-e A ~socia\h)n . SGO(l Wrdnrsday. Srptrmbt r 15. 1971 H ~~~-O~A~IL~Y_P~l~L0_:--'3~ Clash at Medina Trial Bailey Press itrl}s Judge l11to Reversal ~~r. .\lcPHERSO~', Ga. (UPI t Dcfc11~e Allonlt'}' F. l..<'e Bailey t:la:iht.-<l \11th the military Judge: at lhe f.ly Lai rnurder c-ou rt·m11.rti11t or Capt., Ernei>t L. !lledina today and. after a two·hour hL1ssle, SUt'rceded in getting the JUdge to n,>1·rr!)e a ruling. Tht elash dc!a,·ed lht testhnonv of \\<.'d1na , ll'ho had ·be{'n expected to "take lhl' stand today In hi~ own defense. 1'he rrofessional 3~·year-old soldi{'r fr~lnl ~1on l l'U~l'. Coln , i.~ t'harged wi th 102 n1urdcrs at .\\1• Lai 1\t •s~ue 11·3s y,·hcthcr the c·ourt should adinit the testim ony of Capt. Robert L. Hicks, v.•ho testified Tuesday that LL \\"illiam L. Calley had told him in 1968 !hat r-.ledina 11•as "certainly surprisrd"' 11hen he learned that Calle y's platoon had slaughtered civilians at r-.ty Lai. The nll)itary judgf, (;QI_ Kenneth /\ Ho11·ard. ruled today that H ick ~ ' SaddJeback Chief Lists Alter11atives By FllEl>ER ICK SCHOl'.:)IEllL Another bond election or a hike: in taxes 11·ere t"'O alternanves Ested \od av by !he SUPfrintendpnt of lhe SaddlebaCk Com- 1nunity College dislricl lo fund con· ~!ruction or buildings In thl" wake of Tuesday's voter denial or issuance of $24.8 million in bonds , ··1 will make a repo<t 1o the board r-. lond ay night," added Or. Fred Bremer. '"But the board '\'ill ha1·c to make the: deter1nination." On~y IS percent of the 74,247 coll ege chstnct lurned out Tuesda y Lo l"Otl" on the bond issue Official result s showed 5,427 .1 es votes and 5.98ti no votes. A t11·0-1h1rd ;,cs plurality "'as required tor passage. The $2t8 111ill io n was sought !o finance 1·ri nstruction of Pft"manen1 buildings on lhe :>addleb<ick c;1n1nu~. 28000 l\targuerite l';irk11·ay. i\lission Viein. Additionall v, $:! n1illion 11'oti1d have gone toward. ac- qui..-ition ot land for a brnnch campus. Oren\er said 1he district could seek sl;i tt' aid 111r 1he construction ol pennanent buildings, but to do :-;o. lhe <listriet ll'ould have 1o raise lunds as welt. '"To do lhat. we v.•011ld levy sonic permissive taxes."" he noted_ The other alternalive. Brc1nrr said. \1·ould bl" another bond elet !1nn. but he did not co1n111enl turthcr u11 such a possibih- 1.\ ""\\"!" dn kno1v Iha\ 11c mu~t eome up \11th some ne11• buildings." Brtn1er said "Of course. 1"1n disappointed \1llh the results ol the election. but I'm op!imistir that the volers 1vill come !hrough for !he college." he commented The 1-:chool chief said his optimi:-:m stenimr.d from pasl actions of !he voters in cretit ing lhe dislricl in 1!!67 a11d air proring ii;su<1ncc of $9.5 million in bond~ 1n !9611 [or ncqulsition of land for !he pre.~cnt <.•r11npus. t'flllS\ruc!ion o f rclocal<1hle build ings and a pcnna11ent lib rarv. c;roU 11dtireaking cr.remo11ies for 1he new $3 million library 11·iJ1 be held ~fon dav. J\'on e: of 1hc trustee . .:; on lhr d1str1ct board could be reached this morning for <.·omn1ent 011 the: \"Ole. The bond -.none.\·. hnd it been approved. 11ould ha ve gone 10ward 1he cons!ruetion of a scil'nce·ma1hematic!! center. fine art.' ccn1er. adrn iriistr:it1on c en 1 er, lcchnolugy t'enter. busines!! c r n t er . athletic.:; and physiC'<1I eduf'ation C'enter and a gy1nna s1u1n The funrls fnr 1he seeond r·arnpus . •·o!. lege otf1c1<1I" s<1id, "'err needed berau~" 111e present 1 arnpus 11 oul 10 OQol lldcnl r1opulat1on ltm11 111 197R TherC' 11as n{1 11·idespre;id or·gan1Z('d np rc1~1t1on !o the bond n1casure. although ;1 few loca l comm11n1ty nrganization~ anrl 1ndh'idua ts condemned the mea sure- •3 STORFS TO SERVE YOU 2300 HARBOR BLVD. AT WILSON JUST SOUTH OF SAN DIEGO FREEWAY 1e:.t1n1ony l'.·as hearsay, and thrrelore ln· adm1sslble as evidenC'e. "\'our ruling was erroneous. That 's not !hE" funcl~n of the judge to n1le on the credibility of a \ritness. ·• Bailty i11- Cc·r1ected . "Don't ehastise lht' iudgr. [)lu1't repeat back to the judge that he is on idinl ," How:ircl \l'arned. "I do not recall using that term, you r honor ," the farned crin1inal attornev ~aid " n1trel:-' said you r rull11g l'.dS t't~ ronf!lus and I have the right 10 voice Ill \' ob1eet1on!'i". "l ain nol ruling on ('rerl1b1!1ty 'fht' 1rstimony wa~ hearsay:• Ho11ard in· !>ISied. At this poinl, Bailey requested a con· ference 1••ith the Judge in his chan1ber.!i. It lasted tv.·o hou r•, and Ho"'ard then an· nounced he had re\'ersed his ruling. Bailey then put on lhe stand a lie deter· lor expert who testified !hat the !!<J1t•rnnie11t's star "'ilnes~ again 1 t .,lerlina nad t-0ld him he h.:id "problems v.·lth delusions" throughout his life . Leonard H. Harelson, or Niles, Ill .. 11ald he gave a lie detector test to Lewis J\!artin. now a policeman in San Jos~ • and that ~l arlln told him because of hi~ problem "'ith "delusions and illusions" he "'as not sure lh11t so rne things he told the military 11·erl' trur i\·Jartin was the n1nst dan1aging of 31 11·11nesses the prostcution call ed ag ain~t \lcdina. li e told the cou rt he was with illedina all throughou t the r-.tarch 16, IMB. :'11.v Lai operation and had seen many, bodies. and rhus ~tedina would have seen !hrrn 100 This is rounter to r-.1edinil'!i defense that he did not know a massacre 11·as occ urring. Harrelson said l\lartin told him that 1t 11as ··possible"' that on group or bodies tha! he told the court he sa1v "neve r really existed."' Death Cheated Victi1u Saved Fro11i Accident Quick action b~· c:ounly coroner ',; aide' 11nd lwo nurses today 11'erc credited wit h i;av1ng !he life of a n1an injured i\lond:iy night in :i spectacular auto ac tident 111 Santa Ana . Thon1as A. Goodell. 24. 01 1223 E. San!a Clara St., San ta Ana, a passenger 111 :t sports car v.·hich crashed into a chain link fence al Santa Ana College. His co1npan!on and driver of the car, James F'. Ellis. 2~. of 101~ N. Bewley St, Santa Ana, 11•as killed instantly when the vehicle 14-'ent out of control and crashed into the fence at \\'. 17th Street and Colltge A venue. The top cro~s bar ol the l'h'11n link fence pierced the 1l'ind~hield of 1he car nnd "'ent through the head of Ellis and rhen in1paled Goodell through his ah· domen. P1remrn on the seene were reluctan t 111 lry to ren101•e !lie pipe trom lhe dead n1an ·s head for fear that Goodell would be fu rther injured. Coroner 's palhologist Dr. David ~f. Kat~uvaina 11·as summoned and with. deputies Joseph Stevens and Jim Bricker re11101•ed the rod fron1 the dead man's head. ~leanwhile nurses J\1argaret Randall and J\lary Gamble had been summoned fro1n nearby Doctor 's l·lospila\. While Dr. Katsuya1na pcrfonned the delicate £eat. they adn1inistered plasma to Goodell 1vho had gone into shock . The nurses accornpanied the injured n1 an lo the Orange County fl.ledica l Center 1n ar\ ambulance wi!h the rod still ln1paled in his abdomen, There he wa~ rushed to surgery and the: cross bar removed . lie is reported 111 satisfactory condition today. Coast Associatio11 La11ds Salt Creel{ Beacl1 P111·cl1ase The proposal for count y purchase ol t300 fee:t of beach between Salt Cree\\ and Dan;i Strand has won endorsernent frorn the board or diret•to rs of rhr Or<1nge County Coast Association. The Co11sl Association d I r r c· I or:<- 11dopled the re11olut1on of surpor~ at a breal;fast n1eeting today at. the Balboa Laotian l'roop ~ Reca pture City PAKSOJ'\C . Laos (UPIJ -Govern1n{'nt forces fighting ar rlose quarters against stubborn North Vietnan1ese flcf Pnders claimed lhe rccapturC' Qf !his key- Bolovens Plate;ou town overrun by Corn· rn11nis!s last !\lay 16 An est1ma!ed 50 lo 100 Nurth Viel· nnrnese soldit'rs 11·ere still orferin;! re.~1st1:1nce today froin \\'ell cnlreni.:hrd po~it 1on~ in.~11le the !ull !l. nut Ot>teosr i\11ni~tt•r S1so11k 1\a Charnpass:1l·k flew ill· to Pak s1111g bl' hehr<1ptl'r during the afternoon and said the [(J11·n 11 ould be en. tlre!y secure hy Thursda y i\1opp1ng up operations l'Ont1n11erl until dark :ind lht•n l.;i nt1an solll1rrs 1l11g in for 1hc nigh! Laot1a11 easu<1 lt1es ""'"l' ilescribc<l 11~ ligli! !1) n1oderatc . The numhcr of enrniy 1·nsualtir~ was not kno1rn. 11Ut appc;irci l t1ea1·J The hodics nf ~r1·cral hundred North \'ie1na111r~e !'o\d111rs werr seen 1n and around !he t(J11'rL Bay Club. lol101v1nc a pre11tntat1on ot th• plans by Richard L. \Veiser. executive 1 ice president of Avco Com mun il y l.lel"C'lo11ers. owners ot the 33 acres of property the county would acquire. Th e proposal. which In cludes complete dc\·elopmcnl of the area by Avco , in. cluding public parking lots. roads, con- cession stands, rest rooms and other sup- port facililles, goes before lhe Orange County Bn11rd of Supervisors a week from tv<J;1~'. The price for the package is $2.5 1nillion. \VeL~cr told the Coast Assoc iation direc· lnrs that having the public area11 del"eloped hy Avco and turned over to the counry ready ror use \\'ould save !he cr1unt y n1oney and v.·ould provide public use of the are:i two years sooner than ir the count:-i merely acquires the land and under!akes the development. \\'eiser estimated that H the agreement can be reached soon. he would hope {() clo~f' the escrow twfore Feb 25 . 1972. The beach could be a\"ailable by September or Octnber nf 1972. \\lctser noled 11·ilh lhc $1 ,400 per front foot y,·h1ch ts bein~ considered for stair.! acqu1s1tlou of the beach adjacent to l>olicnr St:1te Beach Thr prnp..l~al, 11h1eh has been 1n nr).!11t1:i1.1011 !or appro;-:1mat ely a _year and h,.,.., ht>en throu~h at least a dozen re.1 i~11111s duru1g that time, previously "'on cndor.~en1ent ofthc cou nt y's Ocean and Shoreline Planning and Steerinl Con1mittcc. WITH FRIENDLY, COURTEOUS AND HELPFUL SERV· ICE. PLENTY OF F R E E PA R KI N G IN BOTH FRONT AND REAR MALLS. ALL ON STREET LEVEL. SHOP OUR TOPLESS MALL and SAVE 2300 HARBOR BLVD., COSTA MESA IN THE HEART OF COSTA MESA ' ~, ~AILV '1LOT Wtdrttsday, Stpttmbff l,, 1911 Draft Sl{irmish Heads for Showdown •., \ ·\ •· I ~ps Moaning Horn Sounds Trouble By THOMAS J\1URPHINE NIGHT BEAT DEPT. -The first sign th1t there was any trouble came with the continuous moon of an automobile horn , stftck and blowfng somewhere out 1cross the-hollow from our house. ;tJien our youngest son t'merged from the back bedroom lo announce that he 'd '9ard a tremendous crash, probably just ~·couple of blocks away. WASlllNGTON (APl -With A crucial vote on the draft..ex!ention bill expected Thursday, Pentagon 1chiefs and senior Armed Sen'tCt"!I ComrTii\lef: members are trying to convince senators thal con· linuetl lack of draft authority ~·ill create a m1ht11ry manpower crisis. St:n John Stennis, the tomntillet chairman, told newmicn Tuesday he is worried about the outcome of 11 vote on a motion to table the bill to extend the draft two years. '"\\'e ha\•e a rare con1binat ion cf op- ponenU,'' the ~1JSsissippi De1nocrat said after he .and Sen. Margaret Chase Smith of Maine, ranking Republican on the commitl.tt, i.net wlth top uniformed and civilian chiefs or the Armyp Navy and Air Force. Opponents Include not ooly Vie tnam war crilks but also advocatu of a bigger 1rulitary p.ay raise than the $2.4 billion 1n· eluded in the bill. The n1easure is a compromise of separate bills passed earlier by the Senate and the House. The compromise version passed the House after a con· feren~ committtt watered down an •{!-OR SOMEBODY in the newsp;iper business, the scene was familiar. A dark ojpt. Glimmers of il lumination coming fRml street flares and flickering, rolaling red lights atop police cars. Crowds of curious lining the road edge. The flash of a camera popping now and then. A policeman bent over the sprawled form of a woman over in a darkened area by some shrubs along the r oadside. A man was sprawled on his back on the pave· ment, his shirt ripped open to expose th e wounds. One gash was deep at his throat. It loo ked like somebody had tried to do a tracheotomy with pop bottle. But it was probably a windshield. He seemed to ~-~.lost consciousness and was having ~yttliy breathing. A young man witll 1"~ blond hair helped the policeman 41s thcJ. f'4 him oxygen, took his pulst, mov· ec:f tiis head around to attempt to t ase his IJ"eathi ag. Did any of tht others there l)iiw· medical training? No? Then step '8fek, please. Here. son, the officer .said to the blond lad, keep taking his pulse and hold the oxygen mask, I "ve got to go help the other officer. He ran to whe.re tJut,. woman was sprawled near !he bt,i..ahes. Somf.'body ye!Jed to the cro1,l'd ht atU for a tow truck. Somebody always thinks of the tow truck. Another officer said it had already been called. !iecnebody "·as jerking on "'i res amid the twisted mete\ that once "'as a car. Abruplly, the horn stopped blowing. It .,ned very quiet now except for the dis· tant cry of an ambulance siren, grO\l'(ng louder now. Pt•ofessor McCa1•tliy * r~orn1er Senator Eugene :rt1cCarthy delivers a lecture during his first day of classes al English professor at University of Maryland. He is leaching poetry. GLENNEYRE STREET in Lliguna Beach parallels South Coast 1-/lghway on!': block inland. It is four lanes wide where ii dips down through Sleepy Hollow. They met at the crest or the hill ~-here there is no intersl':clton. JU3t plain four· Jane roadway. The head.on impacl turned both cars sideways. The front end of tech "'·as a twisted crazy.quilt of steel. chrnme and broken glass. Lik.e a giant egg~aler had chewed into each front end. You looked at it AH , and the ''iclims spra"A·led on the pavement and you'd seen 1t several score times ~fore But it still couldn't make any sense. Not here, at the top of a grade. on four.Jane pavement in a semi-residential area. Why here? Pl1o sphate Substitutes 'Biggest Hazard of All' \VASHINGTON (UPl l -The gover1t· 1nent loday urged state :ind local l!O\"ernmrnls In reconsirter ::iny laws thev ha ve passed banning use of detergenls containing phosphate!'!. Officials said many substitute products constitute a liealth hazard. Jnsiead or continuing its poliey of fore· ing detergent 111anufacturers to seek subslitutPs fo r phosphates. the ~overn· n1cnt will now hel p finance removal of phosphates through special lreatmenl at .sewage plants, the officials s;iid * . THE AMBULANCE backed into the 11cene and attendants got their orders - ""' over here -get this one first -I have one walking who should go too. They put the man and the woman in first. They were conscious now but they didn't look ""ell. A third blood.v youth joined them. * . lt had been a pleasant. balmy evening In Laguna. September at its best, 1\'icl<s ,__ ~...,;,,// I :o >;,;; Phosphates, while not .q contamin1nl lhemselves. t'Qntribute to \lo"atcr pollution by promoting growth of "'ater plants. U!· irig up oxygen in water and killing other life. Some local governments ha\'e banned the use: of phosphate detergents. Unti.J the constant moan of that horn 'tarted blowing across our hollo"A' Escape Try Foil ed BERLIN IAP I -Police reported RUii· fire In the "hi>art of Rcrlin today as E11st German border guard~ apparently foiled 11 refugee's a ttempted fli ght acr03.S the Spr~ Rivl'r to \\'est Berlin. An eyewitness said !he "East Gern1ans pulled a body from !hi' river near the Reichstag building. according t.o polier. (,~J l~/t -n--~ - But surgeon genera! ,Jes.~e L. Steinfeld told a news conference today, "my advice to the house"'ifr at this time is to use a rhosphate detergent. The safest thing in lerms of human htalth i., to use phosphates." Sti'infcld said many p hos p h !11 t subs1itutcs '"are highly caustic and r!tA r· h constilutt> a health ha1arrl, wh1th phosph;ite~ do not." °"i<i:s .. _. ..;....--.! 'Le(s h ave a fight. You be th e Dolla r and I'll be the Yen !' He said a third 11 l t e rn a I i \" r , n1ln lotriacetic al.'td !NTAJ, should no! be used pending further tests as lo possible link s witt1 t·ancer or birtn rlr.fec1s . No ~TA rtetergents are eurrenlly n1arkc(ed. S1einfeld said. Weather Changes Sharply Polar Air Mass Spreads South, Eastwarcl Calilornla ., UlUTS.D ,.ltll!Si INTlllHA110N•l Tt.r C•IMlN El!ld• ,,_,., <1!1 TN _,, .i t"9 ,..., "'''~ ,,.,..,, s....•~••n C•l!lornl• "''" !oGI•. bul 111• a11••dl•~ ~'f!IJI" el <DIM 1•1 •Ir ""'' O>D.i;IH le wllt , ..... .., •• '"" eiie .. , ......... .. ,,rur• "IQ •" .. " .,. 1n•o '"' 100. 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The Houu version iru1l.e1d urgtg Pre.sldent Nixon to aet a pullout date. 'fop Pentagon brass went to the Capitol lo confer with Sena. Stennis and Smith after Secretary of Defense. Melvin R. Laird said if t™ draU is not ren~ed, the readiness of lhe 1rmed forces "'ill ··decline to levels totally unacctptable •.. to the American people." Selective Service officials say about Executives Back Nixon Tax Moves WASHINGTON ! UPI) -~fore blLSiness· nien lined up today behind President J\'.ixon1s tax·reduction program in a strong s how of support for the $9.5 billion plan to stimulate the economy. H I' pre sentalives of organizations representing contractors, telephone com· panies and utilities told the House Wa ys and Means committee they favored Nix· on 's corporate and excise personal tax reductions. The committee has heard opposition from Ralph Nader. the AFlrCJO, Rep. l!enry Reuss (D·Wis.), and only a few nthers during three days of hearing more than three dozen "A"itnesses -most of them from busi ness groups. Ni xon proposed el im inating the 7 per. cent auto excise tax; advancing scheduJ. ed [}ersonal tax cuts lo 1972, instead of 1973: a 10 percent business investment tax credit this year and a permanent 5 pereenl credit nett year; and tax reduc· lions (or U.S. exporters. Endorsing the Nixon program lod11y \vere spokesmen for the Independent 'felepnone Assn .. National Association of Jlegulatory Ulilily Commissioners, the A.~SOt'iated General Contractors O f America. Edison Electric Institute, and lhe Tax Council. .James 0 . McClary senior vice presi- dent of the Contractors Association recommended retention of the currenl \vage-price freeze until an "acceptable i.;!abilization program" Is put into opera- tion to conlJ"ol wages and process. Spokesn1en for the utility groups asked Illa\ 1he full JO percent investment tax ('rcdil r<'J.e be. granted to utilities. instead nr the proposed half rate suggested by the administralinn. ThP theory behind the half rate was t hal the full rate should not be granted to ~O·t~atled ''monopolistic'' business opera· tions. 500,000 men whoae educational ddermenl.5 r•n out last JW'le art draftable even without a new draft law. "There probably are enoogh men who bavt loat their defcnnenl! to •ustain the drift klr quite some time," one official 1akt. Antiwar senators have threatened lo filibu.!i.tt the bill. Sen. Gordon Allott (R· Colo.), is leading the light against the pay provision on grounds it is unfair lo men in the lowest grades. Allott wants $300 million more in pay increases and is expected to call for a vole Thursday to Air Prree War? table the bill . "The combined groop that is agaillst it will show voling strength." ~tennis predicted. If the Senate should table or recommit il, ~said, "I don 't know if we t•ould ever get back a bill.,.,·'-could pass." 1llt Pentagon ~d the lobb}'lng prea- su re also refJecttd Lai.rd'_, fear tbe bill may be in deep trouble. Laird, a 16-yeer ve\eran of CongrtH. has taken personal command of t.be lob- bying effort, s1id press a ide Jerry r~riedheim. Lufthansa Sets Sharp Fare Cut GEt>.'EVA (UPIJ -The International Air Transport Association (lATA ) said today Lufthansa had announced it was sharply cutting transaUantic fares and that other airlines would do the same. IATA spoke sman said there "A'ill be large reductions for all types of travel, "'hclht r regular flights, excursion trips or special youth rates. Knut Hammarskjold, IATA director general, said he does not envision an all· out price. war because., he said, a irlines know just how fa r they can go without <..'Qmmitling financial suicide. He said Lufthansa informed IATA that it is seeking government approval (If a f'rankfurt·New York round trip of $420 compared with $536 at present in eco nomy class. Lufthansa also announced a 14·1.-0-45 day round·lrip excursion fare of $210 and <1n off-season youth fare of $195 compared wit h the current $210. Hammarskjold held a news conference at his Geneva he 1 d quarte rs Stole n i\faslerpieces Recovere d in Ita ly VENICE (AP)·-Five works of art bv ' . two l~th century masters "'ere recovered today, a week after they were stolen from a basilica in Venice. The painted tablets by ('.iovanni Bellini and Antonio Vivarin1, at $:1.2 million dollars, "'ere fqund hidden on a little isl and in the Venice lagoon. ·rwo (If the paintings were of St. Vin· 1.·ent and SL Sebastian done between 1464 and !4S8 by Bellini. con~idered by many the Venetia 11 region's greatest 15th cen· lury artists. simultaneously with the oae-held by Lufthansa in Germanx at which the reduced fares were announced. Hammarskjold said starting ne1t Feb. I there will be. "a period of ex· JX>rimentation on North Atlantic fart&'' which will last until ~farch 31. 1973. . During this time, airlines will be free td compete with one another in offering low fares. Ireland Rebels Kill 2 Troops , Wound 5 More · BELFAST, Northern Ireland (AP) - 1'errorisls shot and killed two British soldiers and seriously wounded fivlll others during the night in different parts of Northern Ireland. Al the same lime, bombings and out. breaks or shooting at British army patrols and obseTvation posts were reported in BeUast. Londonderry and Dungannon. . One civilian seen aimiug a i;ine 11t a n army post in Londonderry wa s shot by troops. A military spokesman said the man fell and was dragged away by sym· pathizers from the Roman Catholic districts of Crcggan and Bogside. The t~·o soldiers were killed in Belfast and the market to"'n of Dungiven. The other soldiers were wounded in Lon· donderry. 1·he deaths brought t(I 104 th• num~r killed in t\lo·o years in Northern Ireland. T"·enty·l"'O soldiers have been kllled this year. KIRK JEWELERS OF COSTA MESA IS NOW FEATURIN G THE NEWEST PROD UCT O F LITION INDUSTR IES, THE FAMOUS "Y AG" (YTIRIUM ALUMINUM GARNET) SYNTHETIC DIAMOND WITH THE HARDNESS O F 8-1/2. THIS ITEM SELL S IN RETAIL STO RE S IN SO UTHERN CALIFORNIA FOR $50.00 PER CARAT. W E AT KIRK JEWELERS A RE NOW A BLE TO SELL THE SAME IDENTICAL ITEM FOR AS LOW AS $25.00 PER CARAT!!! THIS OFFER IS LIMITED TO SUPPLY AND DEMAND. DO NOT MISS THIS ONCE IN A LIFETIM E OFFER !!! ALL SHAPES, ROU ND, MARQUISE, EMERALD CUT NOW AVAILABLE!!! THE MOST EXCITING ITEM TO HIT THE JEWELRY INDUSTRY IN MANY YEARS! ! ! 111lUANT M l•lollll .. OllOT ... I HA HOR SHOPl'IN• CINTIR SO-MIS - OPIN Men., Thurs., Fri • ·1n ' P·"'· Lockheed Gets First Loan Casl1 NEW YORK (AP) -The Lockheed Aircraft Corp. haa borrowed an initial JM mjllion of ~ $250 mlllion in private bank loans Ole government guaranteed to save the big deftnse contral"Wr from financial collapse. The loin was part cl a $750-milllon ~t packqe as.sembled TUesdliy by the government, the lending banks and th!ft domestic airlines to enable Lockheed to proceed with its TriStar transport pro- gr~m. Signing of the loan agreement hert ended seven months of effort to restruc- turf' the TriStar program and sustain Lockheed after Rolls-Royce Ltd. plunged into bankruptcy Feb. 4 and cancel~ its contract to build the engines for the wide- bodied airbus. The financing package includes a renewed agreement on MOO million in earlier bank loans, the USO-million government guarantee and $Ul0 million in additional prepayments by Trans World Airlines, Eastern Airlines and Delta Air Lines on U TrlStars already ordered. Daniel J. Haughton, L e ck heed chainnan, said at a news conference the company's budget indicated it would need about SISS million of the $250 million of borrowing the Tre~sury has aj!'reed to gu~rantee throuj!h !he end of 1975. The financing packa~t includes a renewed 11greemenl on $400 millinn in e~rlier bank loans. the $250-million government guarantee and SIOO millinn in additional prepayments by Trans World Airlines. Eastern Airlines snd Delta Air Lines on 18 TriStars already ordered. Wallace Asks Ouster Of HEW Secretary tif0f\1TGOMERY, Ala (AP l -Gov. Ge<:1rge C. Wallace's legislativt leaders have moved to give him veto pnwer O\•er the allocation or state fund s for public 5Chool busing as v.1ell as a law to make ''hannful" bus ing illegal. Wall ace, In Puerto Rico at the National Governors Conference, asked President Nixon to fire Secretary of Health, Educa- tion and Welfare Elliot Richardson. Wallace !!aid Richard!"lon has disobeyed the President's mandatt against massive busing. His 11tatement was telephoned to news media here. Funeral Mourtaers Singer Vic Damone talks with mourners. including actor Kirk Doug- las, at funeral services for his former wife. actress Pier Angeli, 39, an apparent victim of an overdose of drugs. She will be buried in Paris. Most Marijua11a Smokers Leave Cigarettes Alo11e NEWARK . N.J. (AP\ -Colwnbia University says It has found in a national aurvey of yaungsters that tho~e who use marijuana are Jess likely to become cigarette smokers than those who don't. The university's schonl of public health said Tuesday its survey covered 1.701 youngsters in the 12-17 age bracket from 'all sections of the nation. Of the surveved ~dolescents "·hn have used marijuana 10 times or less. R3 per· cent are cigarette smokrrs. CigareltP usage fell to 64 pe rcent among those who have used marijuana 60 or more times, the school said. "Apparently. if ynu l'imOkf' pot a In!. whn needs cigarettes," s~id Dr. Eric .Joseph!!on of Columbia, who reported nn the aurve.v 11t a ~nlerenct on student drug use. AcCTJrding fl.I the .!iurvey, 15 perCf'nt tJf the youngsl.er5 had tried marijuana and 3 percent used ll 60 times or more. f\.fore youths in the West, 23 percent, use marijuana. the survf'y found . The figure "'as 20 percent in the North"'est. !J percent in the North Central states and 1 I percent in the Sou!h. "Snmewhat surprisingly, <iur survey did nnt produce thP. expected sex dif- fcrences in marijuana use," Josephson ~aid . Girls used pot almost l1i much as boys, th e survey found. ChildrP.n of we11lthier parents tend In moke more mari jU&M than those from lnwer income households, the 11urvey report said, AIR CALIFORNIA ' ' . •' lem11r S.Crtl?lente, San r rlrlC iSCO, Sin Jost, O.~l1nd. Orantt County, Ont1rio, Palm Sprinp 1nd San Dleao. ~ (71t) 540__.550 for merv1tions. Or Cl II _your loul travel .1aen r !' . ; ~ , .. ~·~ •• ,,v ma I Pollution otf Baweil Russ Navy Sparks Row I HONOLUUJ I UP I I -A lo.&hlp Soviet naval task fOrce aaUed for home today, leaving in its wake charges that it polluted Hawaiian water1 illegally. Tht Coast Guard Mid the flotilla pulled anchor late Tuesday night and headed west, presumably back to its home bases. Earlier the Qiasl Guard asserted the Soviet vessels dumped thousands of gallons of oil into the Pacific while refueling 20 miles south of Diamond He11d. It said the destroyer Krupny discharg- ed the fuel oil Tuesday morning in viola- tion of international agreements which specify that no oil shall be emptied into the sea within fiO miles of a eoast. The task force passed through the Hawaiian chain Monday in an une•· peeled, surprise appearance and then turned westward Monday nigbt ap- parently headed for their home base tn Siberia . However, the flotilla anchored nff Penguin ~hoals , 20 miles south of Hono lulu early Tuesday apparently to U Thant Insists He Won't Serve New UN Term UNITED NATIONS j UPI) -U Thant refused "finally and categorically" Tues- ria y to serve another term as secretary ~eneral of the UnitM Nations beylftid the end of the year. He used his last prt:ss conference to suppor~ the latest Viet Cong proposal!! to the Vietnam war. "l just want le make it very clear that I will not serve beyond my present ttnn even for a limited period of one year or two years or two months, under any ci rcwnstances," he said in what he. called his last newa conference as U.N. chief ex· ecuLive. '"My decision is final and categorical. I am convinced that, if the membership realizes that my riecision is irrevocable, it will concentrate on the selection of .A .~u itable successor. I do not think I.he question of a draft will arise." Jn what was rej:larded as a rleparture from his past policy, Thant chose his last- act news conference to endorse in general the seven-point peace proposal put before lhe Vietnam peace talks by Mme. Nguyen Thi Binh, chief of the National Liberation Front !Viet Cong) delegation on July 1. I ' ~1 I .. ..,, I I ... " refuel from the merchant oiler Chikomer which haa been accompanying the warships. A Cout Guard helicopter reported the pollution, and the commandant ol the 14th Coast Guard district, Rear Admiral Paul G. Prins, mesaaged the commander of the Soviet Task force asking him to ··take appropriate action'' to tenninate this duch.argt of oil l.mmedWdy. ne me55age was 1ent on an i.ntemalionfl radio frequency and addressed to tbe task aroup commandtr aboard bia lia:lat cruiser Kresta. The Coast Guard 1aid one of Jle i,eiicopters had photographed the Krupa)'. discharging a "disctmable" amowd ol oil, Nutrition Expert Call,s Diet National Disaster CHJCAGO (AP) -A Universily of California nutritionist says the American diet is a "national disaster." Dr. George ti.I. Briggs, chainnan of the university's departme'lt of nulriliona.l sciences, said malnutrition is a fact in the United States and shows up as physical deficiencies, mental problems, work loss, obesity, heart disease, dental decay and a lcoholism. He spoke Tuesday al a seminar for tditors and writers sponsored by the Vitamin Information Bureau of New York City. The cost of malnutrition. ~ said, is greater than the cost nr crime or 11utomobile accidents or narcotics ad. diction. Briggs estimated the cost in California al $3 billion a ytar, and said the total fOr the nation might be S30 billion, since California has a tenth of the population. He &Uributed malnutrition to poverty negative social and cultural practices auch as vegetarianism and macrobiotic diets, the fai lure of the food induslry to fortify foods adequately, lack of educa· tion, lack nf motivation and the lack ·of nutrition education. , ''The American public is eating a strange diet ," Briggs said, adding that Americans eat more sugar, pure fa t and wheat flour than their entire intake of other foods. He said the American diet annually in· eludes 102 pounds of augar per capita, 5.1 pounds of faL'I such as salad oil , 100 pounds of white flour, 14 pounds of corn sugar and 7 pound.s of white rice -a tola\ of 276 pounds. He said the dry weights of other food:ii consumed annually Include!! 7.t pounds or red meat, 18 poun<b of poultry and ftatl o 14 pounds of eggs. 34 pounds of milk;·f pounds of cheese, 5 pounds of Ice: cream. 25 pound! of potatoes, 24 pounds of othet' vegetables, 18 pounds of fruit, 21 poundl of whole cereal and 19 pounds of be.._ peanuts and other legum~ -total Ji6t pounds. · "This is a terrible diet," Brigga ..W. "I wouldn't feed it to my cat or ctoe. let alone to livestock: or poult:y." ~ Fire Kills Six In Salt Lake Nursing Home " ·• SALT LAKE CITY (API -Six ptlSOftg died and 11 were hospitalized in a blaM that swept through a men's nursing home Tuesday night on the western edge of Slli Lake City's downtown area. Police said there were 18 persons In !hi" Lil Haven Nursing Home with the ftn broke out and that all but one; at the 12' survivors were hospitalized. Identification of the dead had not been released. SL f\1ark's Hospital authorities 111d they received four persons dead on ~· rival LDS Hospital, one, and Holy CnMls Hospital, one. The fire. wtllch started on the serond noor of the 2'h-stllry brick and wood building, took 30 minutes to extinguish.· An invt'Stigation as to the cause .,,..., bab!y wouldn't begin until later la tM day, said Fire Marshal Ben Andrus. f/ I A~ I • ' , ' .. ..!' • .... , I.,.., r;.:.. • • \ • DAIJ,Y PROT EDITORIAL PAGE Civic Center Sculpture A thing of beauty is a joy forever, the poet said, its lovtlinesz increases. Let's hope this applies to the bronze sculpture lo be erected in front of 1-lun_tington Beach's $81,: million civic center . City councilmen found the sculp!ure a joy in two minutes flat last v.•eek and were assured by Harbors and Beaches Director Vince Moor- house that not only would its loveliness increase, but its val ue. too. Moorhouse showed coun- cilmen a model of a nude male surfer riding a '''ave -it's . • ~ ·' ~ .. ' ,, the same as the trophies given winners of the U.S. Surfboard Championship -and said the city could have a lifesize version for just $11 ,900. Just $11 .900? Well, anyone who has bought anything in bronze will know that pound for pound that is cheap for a large piece of art. The sculpture will be cast in Italy where lhe foundries charge less than do U.S. firms. The work will be done by a relatively unknown art· ist, Edmund Shumpert o f Cardiff-by·the·Sea. That's the r eal reason it is a bargain, according to Moorhouse. A similar work by a famous sculptor would cost three times that much, he said. One might wonder how the director of harbors and beaches beca me the central f igure in arrariging for a civic center statue. Apparently, that was because of his earlier contacts with the artist over the surfing trophies. And. ~1oorh ouse revealed, he \\•as an art major in college. The surfing sculpture \\'ill be the second symbol of Jluntington Beach heritage to adorn the center site. It is also planned to landscape. illuminate and dress up an oil well in the parking lot. Some v.•ags suggested that a fancy leather wallet - empty, of course -also would be appropriate as a rnemorial plaque to symbolize the city's financial condi· t 1on in the year 1971. Prompt Job Action Sixty ne\v jobs n1ay do little to alleviate Huntington Beach's chronic unemployn1ent proble111, but it's a start. 'rhe hiring hall set up las t \Vednesday and 1'hursday hy both city and sthool officials rene\1,'ed hope for more than 400 oul-of-\vork persons. son1 e of \\'horn had not received a paycheck for 18 1nonths. The luc:ky few v.·ho \viii start their new jobs \V ilh1n three "'eeks n•iU be paid from a $481 ,400 grant under the National Emergency Employment Act. Local school districts were able to share in the good fortune by re- ceiving $166,000 of the overall grant. At least 50 percent of those hired \Viii have perma· nent jobs and there is a s trong possibil ity that the re- mainder \\'ill be employed beyond the one year required by the job relief program. \\'hat is cspec:ia!ly pleasing is that the City of llunt- ington Beach not only initialed its rct'ru1tment drive im· n1ediately but also began hiring persons 1\•ithout letting the prfiram bog down in bureaucratic delays. H Help for Military Retiree Survivors Tlie Worst Benefits System Revised WASHI NGTON -Extensive revision of the benefits for survivors of hundreds of thousands of mili tary retirees is going ahead In Congress regar'Oless of the wage-price freeze. Thnrs the avowed intent of Ch~irman F'. Edward Hebert (0-La.) of the pow. erful House Armed Servicu: Committee. Say1 Hebert: "This legislation does not increase the pay of form er ser· vicemen, and th ere- fore does not come within the scope or the w age-price fref!'Ze. Fur I h tr . there is a time element. It will be months before this measure is finally passed by Congress, After it goes through the House, it will have to be considered by the Senate. and It's possible they may not ge t around to it until next year. So there j.o; no conOict between the bill and the freete.." Hebert will shortly 5end the legislation to lhe full House v.•ilh the aim of bringing it up for consideration later this month_ Its enactment ~ is deemed certain, a !thoul'~ !here may be some modifica- tion s through amendments from the floor. THE MEASURE IS the work of an ll- member :special Armed Services sub- co mmittee headed by Reps Otis P\ke I N. Y.) and Ch1.rles Gubser (R .· CaliL \. After lengthy hcann~s starting last year, the panel reported a new survivors' benefit!'i plan to the full Armed Services Committee for concurrence. The proposed new benefits system has the general approva l of the Defense Department and va rious vet e ran s organizations. Jt would immediately affect some 800,000 retired ex-servicemen and sever;il hundred thousand -Others expected to be added lo these rolls t his year. It v.·ould also replace Ilic exis!ing. sel f-finanC'.ing progran1 kno'.rn as !he Rc11red Service- man·s Family Protection Pliln (RSFPP). Long under fire as inadequate and nverly costly, RSFPP would be phased out and no new entrants would be a('- cepted rollowinit the enactment of the new measure. Retirf'es participating in RSFPP would have lhree alternatives: continue in that program; join the new one : or continue in RSFPP and also enroll in the new program subject to s limitation on the tola] annuity of 100 per- cent of the retiree's pension. BASIC CONCEPT of the Pike·Gubi;e r formula is establishment nf a new survivors system comparable to that of the Civil Service program. To accomplish that. the key provisions of the lc_gii;latinn are as follows: f.1\Jitary retirees could leave survivors an annuity of up to SS _percent of retired pay. -To do that, retirees would contrlbutr 2 S perct>nl of the first $3,600 of the)r retired pa_\', and 10 percent of any porlion above $3 ,600 up to the maximum of the full retired pay, This is the same deduc· tion fonnula in effect for Civil Service retirees. -Retirees Y;ould have one yea r trorn date of enactrnent of the lel!islalion in which to elect to participate in the new program. -All active duty personnel v.•ould be automatic.1!ly included in the new pro- gram on lhr date of retirernent for the maximum sur\'ivor coverage (55 percent l '"1lcss they want a reduced or increased amount. -Survivor annuities would be in- creased v.·hcnever military retired p:i v i!I raised and at the :r;ame rate -such <is c.·osl-of-\iving hikes . -Retired reservists 1.1·nuld be rh•!1hle to participate when they begin rcce1•'l!li:! reserve retired pay IN URG ING e11a('l 1nenl or 1he ne1v nn- nuity plan, the subcommittee stressed two points: "f.1any v.·idov.·s of career military retirees, including \1•idows of senior of- ficers and senior enlisted men of long and outstanding service, are living in con- ditions of dire economic deprivations because of the !ack of adequate survivor benefits coverage. In many instances they are forced to exist on grossly in- adequale incomes. "The subcommittee also found that the existing surv ivor benefits systf'1n is weighted il1 terms of l1nv-rcinked and short-term personnel · while for !hose in the most senior off irrr and enhsted gr?.1es v.·1th longer years of service. fhr relative level or benefits falls off sh;ir11l~' 1n tern1s of its \"(lluc as irw runc replacement . "Complrte replacement of this grosfly inadequate self·financinl! program 1s urgent and long overdue.·• Of Prophets, Futurologists LONDON -An lhlernational Prophetic C.Ongress opens in Richmond, Surrey. on Stpl. 24 with more than 2 . 0 O O ~h1tologist.s, 500lhsayers, oru:!e.s and other diviners on hand ta predict such things as the end of the world. No specific dale ha s been set for doomsday, and there i.! a general air of con· fidenct among the organizers that nothing untoward will happen btfore the gel- logether. ,John McNicol , general secretary of 1he CoogreM. v.·arn.s that "the hands of ll1e clock 1t1nd a! five n11nu1es to midn ight ao fa r a! this earth i1 roncemed ." ~1cNicol i! conl'inced that precious second~ 11re. ricking away. But then so are the edit.ors of the Bullelin of the Atomic Scie.ntlst~. who have" kept a doomsday clock on their rover ror 1 ge"neration. OU.N•I COAlT DAllY PILOT Robert N. Wttd, Publi!htr Thomas K ttvil, Editor Albert W. Balls Editorlol PaQr Edi!or 1be edltorlal P91e of IM Oatly Pilot .elcl to lntorm and g!lmll l>11e rT11d- ft'I by ptttentlng this 1lt'l\'SP11.ptr'1 oplnk>ra and comm«"r'lt11ry on 1oril<'• of lntn'ftl I nd 1ignltiCIJH'f, by rro- vid lnii: a forum for -:.ht ~llr>l'l'~~10-of <Mir r.aders' Clpinlona, a.nil by pre- 91!nting tM dlvtrH vlewpolnl~ ol In- formed observe:rs and 1poke~men on iopla of the day. Wednesday. Sept. 15. 1971 ' Editorial Research '· Herman Kahn of the Hud i;on ln.~lilut e ''think lank"' has said that ""1! would not be surprising if there were D nucle"ar 1••ar in the 1970s." Equall~' pes.~imls!ic v.•Bs the outlook of a Conference u11 Bibl ical Prophecy held in Jtrusalem last June and attended by l,5QO members of e\'angelical churches from 32 nations. This conftrence. v.·h1ch cl aimed to be 1hc first of its kind since the )'ear ~ A.ll., co n:r;ldered the population explos ion in the context of v.·ornings I.hat history is coming to an end. PROPHECY WAS an honored pro. fession in ancitnt Persia, Greece: and Israel. Among some circles the word pro. pheey is no longer fashionable - it is now calfed prediction . Wt tnf: reJUlt ts the s1me, \\'hen Christ seid, "Beware of fa)5e prophets" he must surely ba,·e foresetn such "raveni ng wolves'' as the 20th century fu turo\ogisll'I. Men in the 2Qth century seem to have succumbed lo lhe idea !hat by predicting the future they may be able to control ii. Oonald f..1 ichaet or the University of f.lichlgan says that "the futures business can force you to confron1 lhl' fact !hat you Aren't gelling "'here ~'OU hoptd to get and thus causr you to mend your Y. :-i,rs ·• Professor ~l ichael"s mono is "L1'"e 1n the future nov.· " \\'1llian1 ra11:e '1f the l n1vers11y of Sussex \l'airned In a recen1 sludy that pro- jections of the furur,. 1na,· fflmpt SO('lt'IY into "an unheallhy 8hd1callon -Of powr r lo remote and uriaccounrable men, lhreatcu· ing the survival of l1ber!les and the im poS111nn of new tyrann1e5 FRESCH FUTUROLOGIST and au thor Bertrand de Jouven el believes tha! "forecasting v.·ould be an absurd en. terprise were it not ine1·Hable." And . •il1e 1nu.~t add . profit.Ible. Arthur D. Lillie Co., a reputable U.S. consulting firm, has hired six science.firtion writers to peer into the future Anrl MermRn K11hn reportedly earns a six-figure salary from hi.~ predfc!inni; and n u c I ea r ·war scenarios. Like any other respectable profession. lhe futurologists have formed their own clique" The \\'orld Future Society, \1•hirh held ils fir:r;t. grneral Assembly in \l,'11shingtnn L1sl ~1a~'. tire\\' n1ore th:in 1.000 experts. Founded five years ;iizo, this society rounls biologist.!;, s1a11sl1· cians, physicists, educetors, architects and psychologists among its mernber.s:. Dea r Gloomy Gus \\<'hat good does ll do the vo!ers in the Huntington Beach Elen1entary School Drs1.ric t to eltct board me m- bers v.·hen they only CQnsidcr v.·har the depuly .supermtenden1 has to say. lfe might as -...·ell be installed as dlct11tor. -f. T P. JMt k•1~rt ,.,IHl1 r.•fl"' ~!"'''· ,,., -..... u. ...... ti ·~· .......... , '""d ''~' "' ""'"" N •i.."'r oui. P•tlJ r 11t1. Mistakes Of Judg1,11e 11t Thou ghts et Large: The worst mistakes of judgment arc matle by those \\'ho believe that "reason'' and '"passion "' are opposites: reasun doe~ n11l exisl to oppose the pass1f)ns. but tn n1rdiale a111ong them; and 1hr n1an who u:r;('<; reasrJn I<> re. pres.~ his emol1011s \1 di ~~·ll he <i!-. mad ;JS !he rn;1n 11·ho rcr- n11t.5 hi s en1ot1nns to overri<lc his rea son. , . 1 t is tiresome lo keep hearing that the Bible is ''the brsl·sclling l>ook" of all time, as lhough the fact that many people but i! indicates that they read it. undersland it, or follow it. Starting a talk v.·lth a joke is the most inappropriate opening a speake r can make 1f the rest of the talk 1s dull and dusty -for 11 sin1ply poin1s up 1he vast r11fferencf" he!wct"n the hun1nr he has bor· rowed and lht' subs<'qU£'nt dreary st;Hemcnls that belong lri the spcakC"r hi1TIS(·!f \\";i[( hin,11 the TV shots of A!11 (;en ~llh hl't! :'Ind his t·onfrere.~ s1rr111~ nn a h,1leu ny 1n \\·ashtngton <1h~erv1nl! an11.war drn1ons!ratriri; being arre~lcd. I w:is n·n1111cled of ('h:1n1f(J1I s rrrncirk 2oO 11."<!rs a~o-'!11 l·r<111 re 11P IPa\e 1111· rnolested rtir,~,. 1•ho ~ct fire to !In· hvu~•·. :ind prr~ecule those \\ho ~·111nd the ;ilarm ' All f!Pl\lll1]e lo1'r C•)m1·s from $[rrn~lh. ;ind 15 a kinrl Hf ~urplit~ enrr)?1• 111 111111g t<il~e 10\P con1ps from "'caknP.,•, and tries to 5uck ,·1 1a11ry oul of 115 obiect, • 1Thu~. all !hose old popular ''rnn1an!ic" son~s.with ll1e1r wh ining l_l'rics nf ~rlf·pl· 1}' are emharrass111g exh1b1t1ons of false lo\·e J • • The rarest crealure on earth is a ranatic wl1h jl .~ense of humor : fanllfirs repel u~ nvl :;o 11nu·l1 ll.I' thru· pa~s1ona!e rlt,·ollnn to D causP as by thr1r 1ncapaeily e1·er to laugh at them seh·es, nr a! their idres flxe. v.·h1ch is a deadly flo·.11 1n the hun1an animal 1 111n C'1nv1need that one of 1he reasons 111)111rn hi"(' longe r than men 1s 1hat 1hey know how lo accept illness v.•11 h ~quanimity, v.·hereas a man fights illness and makes himself worse by refusing to come lo tenn!i wilh his indisposi tions. To women, illness is a fa ct ; to men, a threat. • The bitterness of fulfilled desires wa, succinctly expressed by Aldous Huxley, when he said: "People always get whaL they ask for; the only trouble is that they never know, until they get ii, what it aC· tuaUy is they have asked for." Q11otes Joyre ~1. t\t,.·ball. !"an ~lateo '"Regan:l!rss of our views or !he \11etnan1 v..1r. flying the Communist fla,t? L~ \;1n- l11mount to treason. I wonrl('r how long it would have ta ken Lhe_ lyn<'h mobs lo form lf 11 !;"\l'RS!ik11 had bern rlov.·n during V. orld \Var II .'' 'l,.ou mean you're it?' Praise for Two Fine Teenagers To the Editor· I v.·ant to share a note I found at my fron t door. I 11·as not borne so 1l was left there for rne , "Our frisbee got caught in the end or !he branch of ,your tree .. I! \vas iusl out (if reach, so v.·e pulled the branch dl1w11 about four inthes and ii began to break, ll appears lhill some funt.!US v.·eakened rhe br<inth ;it the point or •)rigin . \\"e p11t :i suck u1ulrr !hr l1n1h S(l 11 \1·1111ld11 t f;1ll doll'n rlt''1Se i.:all lnurnbCI") nnd ;"J ~k f1or lll1h <ind 1ell 1nr 11 .~(HI 11·ant n1e lo I 1x 1l Sllrr) " NO 0:\'E \\"AS nrnund In :-rt' 11 hat h;ip. prncd. Tiro tccnat!ers r;in1e ;tttrr I ph•)1J· Cd and cleaned verv bit of the 1nr~~ and al~o brought pair1t lo t;lkl' r<ire or ble('ding. No\4' \l'ho said l\'e have no goc.>d teenagers left" Ther sawed the l\\'O lar,e;e branches fire place size, cleaned up all !he leao,:es :ind mess and hauled ii rill ;i1va.v. Sn please rcmen1ber tn prin t ni<'e lh 1npi; abnu\ our tommg generation. "Thanks for lis:1enin .. " !llRS. HULDA f.1. Gl1STAFS')~ "F11irr1 Talc' To thl' l-:1'11 !vr 111 t•pfrren1e tu 1,our ed1lnnal. '"F;11rv THIP iii tlH' i\1 onth .. ' 1S1'pl 71 l fl'l"l thrit !111'1<' h:1~ hr!'n a compound1n~ ol rrror~ l·ir:;t. )OIJ ;ipp«rcnrly q11occd :111 error r,f 01n1s~1•111 printed 111 111)(1\her 11e11 "paper, and .'e('!1ndh . ridicule John Schn11! / because of 1he onil-::~lon in hii; 1.1·eekly ne11s ri'port I il!Tl ~ure tht' 1nlcnt 11·as to say: •·11 11as too late for the Bril!sh to do • Mailhox 1 I Letters fro1n readers are welcome. Nornio/l y writers sl!oula convey their 111essa ges i11 300 1vords or less. The r1g/1t ro cond,,nse ler1ers to flt space or el11)1111a1e /1br'I is reserved. All let· /1•r.; 11111.~1 ii1c/11dc sinnat11rc a11d mail- 1u1/ n1/l.1r~,;s. !Jut 111111H'S rr1oy be with· l1C'/,J on rr11tir;t if sr1fficiPnt Teaso11 i~ np]lare.nt. Poetry 1till not be p1•b· l ish ed. :111~ 1l11ng lo rcrnrclv lhis lark, bul the An1erit•an spor!sn1en an~wrretl the crv rflr help by donaung hundreds Or thous<inds of pri vately ov.ned 1.1·eapons ;ind ommun11un1 rur lhe purpose of arm- ing !lie British Hnrne Guard.'' \'011 <'<In h<imb a country unt1! ii is a rna.~s of ruhhle. but )OU have not con· quered it un!1I ~our vrniies are walking 1111 ~hr ~nil il llrl 1n !otal control of the ~ur1111 ng poplllilce This t:annot happen 11ntll sucl1 l1n1e as lt1e pa!nots ar.e r!1s::irn1l"f] '(Irr r'/1/on11/ 1ulrh·r~i;r,/ 1t<1e{f IO rt 111>11·~/1•f!rr cn·t11/1!1 t•a by Hep. Jo/11t r:. ,..,·<'111~111· 'I? T11.,r111 / ('u11!1r·1·.~s11111 1~ ,-.;,·1111.n· <1r11 d llfihl r11ri1 /{n1·~ /1ntrn1'd. 1;11'(11 ll1 11r1111·<1 \\'01'/rl \\'nr II drjc11srr Pf/11r!~ OJ/(/ /1/;11rrr/ S1fh'I g1n1 /n ir,, ~rr' ///l/J•1 //'111!1 l11tud111!/ Su·1t;f'r· Irr .. !/. Tli e Sec orid Deld erf ield SO'.'.IE f\"OTE S fl F llrlrll'rt1rlr! <:. '"God Js an Engh~hman. published lil'-1 ~car. was !he flr~l 1n a prl>Jt>c1eil f11t· \'nlun1c, Cals11orttuan fa mily saga lhar Jll Sf rn1gh1 lake 11.~ plare 1n ihc long and nohle line nf the Englii;h no~·tl l'hr serond, '"l'hr.i rs \\'as Ute l\ingrlom," arrives this v.·eek 1 Sunon &· Schuster: S8 501 and should J;.erp 1he cnns1derahle number of America n Delclcrf1eld en- thusiasts occupied during the fall se<is11n. Adarn S\\'ann Rg11in, and injustices, poverty. deJllradalion and corruption beneath lhe self-righteous surface of Vie- l flna·~ realm. "God Is an Englishman."' 1nc1dentally. 1s now available as a Sl.50 Pocket Book. -\\'ADS\~"ORTll. the Belmont l e~tbbok puhl1sher, ha~ produced a sn1all lttm, "Is Tl 1\l\\·ays Right lo be Right '.' .. A ray of hope 1n the clouded area of the genera- l1on gap, and gap between races, it is by Warren H. Sn1 Hh, a UCLA psychologist. and imaginatively Illust rated by Stephen Bosustow Productions f .. Ptltster ~1 agoo .. ! . 11 was reti!ntly made into :in anirru1ted short film narrated by 0r1'o n Well! (13.95). -GEORGE DRAPER alerts us to "Anybody's Bike Boo k:' pror1uced by Ten Spttd Pre~s. Berkeley ~31 Sublltled "An Original f\1 nnunf of Bic~·clr Hcp111r~." iii; objC'<'lirr 1~ to en<1ble participant~ 1n the c11 rre111 bike Doorn tn ma111tain thei r own "1.1·hcels .'" as they once. were called. Teir1 hy TClm Cuthberl~on. mechanic:-tl llh1~tra11ons h.v Ric k f.forrall . OrapPr add~ ··curhbertson prov1des prelty s1}{'c1h1·. dr!.~tled 1nforma11nn on !he In· lric;1c1es nf such things ;is axles, dc1n11llcur:r;, brakes. gears. etc·· -F A I R I, V CHEERl.g5S prospec1 · Random House 11 alxiu~ to introduce '·A T he Hookni:u1 CPnlury or Colll'IJP ll1unor,"' ~~lecled hv [Jan Carllnsk,v from snme 100 campu's n1aJ:aZ1nes <ind fro111 early, 1f perhap~ !uol1sh. \\'O rk by Thon)aS \\'oHe. A r~ Buchwald, Herman l\"ouk. many others. -",\(;HOSS Tit!:; TOI' of the \\'nrld" is an account nt 1hr Hn11~h tr<ins·An'f1c E:li· ped1tion of 1968 ~9. ;in epu: 3.800-mile trek by lour men ;111d :H hu~kies, Point Bar- row, Alaska. lo Sp1!•hPrgt'n b.1 nay of the Norlh Po!r Thr authur \\'r;lly Herbert. led the e\pl•it1l1un lntr11d11cl1on bv IL R. H. Prinl'e Ph 1l1 p 1Pu1n;;nf$. Si 9~l. -ARTll l:ll llAIL EY 1 · I/ o tr I .'' ''Airporl"'~ has .1 new no\'cl clue from f)(lub!eday. Titled "\\'heel s," It is about thr a11to1nnb1!e iru.Justrv's maximum security pro,·ini; gmun(ls and odrer aspects o/ I he Del roil world V.'illiam Uogao B!I George ---1 Dear George Should I stay home: every night a~ my v.·ifP in!tisl~ or is a man en- titled to a night oul w'ith the OOys? l(gNPECKED Dear Henpt"ckf'O . Now and Uoen. II didn't say !.hey 1.1·(1u]d be GOOD ansv.·ers. I say they v.·ould he rheap 1 • i\'orned" Anx1nu.~" Wr1le tn r.f"Or~e And SC'f: how far THAT Rt>!.~ ~·nu I " ' • . , Newport Bea~h. EDITION VOL b-4, NO. 22 I, 7 SECTIONS, •4 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 15. 1971 • attin rv1ne ove 7 Probe Set In Attica Shootings ATTI CA. N.Y. fUPI! -Gov. Nelson A. Rockefelle1· today ordered the in· \'estigation into the Attica prison rebellion broadened lo determine ho1v nine hostages were shot \\.'hen the facility 11·as storn1ed by state police, National tiuardsmen a,»cl sheriffs deputies. In a brief meel1n1?, with reporlers at hi5 f\e1v Yori\. City office. the gov ernor 1va5 ;i'-ked chrectly if he had information that st:.te pohce bullrts l.:illed the nine ho.~lages. ··in the !1rat of t1 s1luat1on. tl'agedits r1e1elop."' Hockefellcr responded som· berl~. :.hak1ng his head . Thr go\'crnor said he \\'Ould fly lo the 1•ap1tol in :\lbany Thursday lo confer with lcgisla1ive leaders on the Attica situation. Inside the gray prison \Valls State Cor· rcc\lonaJ C.:on11ni ssio ncr Russell G. Os\1'ald postponed a scheduled ne1\'S con- ference .. unlit C\'crything cools do~·n." A11 aide said that ma y be as latt as next J\londa y. The aidt revealed lhal "some" of the lc;iders of the rebellion had survived and .. ,,·e're going through the process of sir· ting !hem out ., He added that he did not have !ht names nf 1he leaders and that he did no! k11011· for certain how many. ir any. 11·ere l.illf'd . The dea1h toll fro m the insurrect ion !"lunbed to ~2 \\'ednesday "'hen a wound- ed inmate died in !\1eyer !\lemorial Hospital 1n nearby Buffalo. Ten of the Oead 11"ere prison workers held hos tage b\' 1 he convicts and !l2 were prisoners. ·The firs! t11 die . \\'illian1 Quinn. 26. a ~uard. \.la!': buned follo"•ing a Harnan C;ithoiH' !\lass JU:st a few doors away t r1in1 the lion1e u1 A1!iea v.·hcre he li ved \11lh h1:s ll"ife and t"·u ~'oung daughters. Aboul 100 u11ifonncd correction officers from throughout the st<1te formed an honor guard for lhe son1ber l'eremonie!' 1n the flag draped farn1ing co1nmunity of 2.800 Quinn d1ctl uf head injuries suffered ,,·hen he \1·as healen the fir st day of the rebellion. In Batavia, a fe 11.-miles away, ~er\·iccs 11•ere also held for Richard Lewi~. another of the hostage!' who 1vas shot lo death. Qs,l"ald did no! i11tcnd the funerals !Jecausc: as an aide put it, "Thcrt might ha"e been rc.-:ent1nenl " (:erald l!oul1h<1n. pubhe relations or- lh.cr fur the C'Orrect1 un depart111enL mel hncf\\ 11·1111 nc11 ~1ne11 and at f!r~t den1cd !hat ·;1111' nll1r1al sta tement said 1hat h1,-.1a ~cS h;id their lhroa1s sill by th e i.:on- 1 II 1.~ :'l !a1 br 11 ~ a11 1111prr ~~1011 " lloul1 han J.:;i1d ·•1 n1 s11re 11 was nnl to be gl\'en a~ a !:H·tual art · \\"hen rc·portc r~ renli11ded 1louliha11 he h<td annou1K·ed Lhe throat slashing i\lon- dav 1\·hcn the no1 \Vas pul do111n. he rcPl1cd "'Yf!s. 111al s ngh!, bul I said several,' 1101 :;.even "\\"here did you get the informaUon'!'' ~ rC'porter asked . "There is a credibility ga p here ., . · I undrrstand that ;· hr replied. "I jSee ATTICA, P•ge ZJ 'Houdini' Freed After Escape ;7-ln Drug Case /I. ~ewporl Beach man who became known to lawmen as '"the handcuffed I loudini " 'A'hen he swam acros11 Newport Bay with his haods 1nanacled behind hia back has bten cll'ared or lhe charges that pro1npled the incident. ()range County Superior Court Judge H. \Vatter Steiner gr11nltd John Raymond Catti'ii plea for dismissal or narcotic~ charges filed by Ne~·port Stach police last June 2. He ruled that officers improperly searched Calli at the lime of the arre!t. Calli, 18, of 4016 Channel Place. broke free from 11rresting officers and leaped c11·er a guardrail into west Newport Bay. o rfii.:ers drive around the bay and reca~ 111rt'd lhe dripping CaUi afler a brisk saltop along !he shorelint . Judge Steiner al!O dlsrnlsM!d idcntic<il t•hari;i!'s ag:.iin~t Judi th Ann J one11. 3.1. of 1he Channel Street addrt.!ls. Both defen· danl !! h11d been aetuttd r)f possess~n; r.tircnlics. DIES IN BUENA PARK Former Fir• Chief Crocker Frank Crocker, Newport's First Fire Chief, Dies t·'rank Crock.er, 1;;. i\ev.l)OrL Beach's fir.:>l full·lime fire chief. and long active in a \\'ide variety of civic causes. <lied 'l'ue.sday in Farmdale Uinvalescenl H05· pit<il, Buena Park. al the age of i~ F'uneral arrangements arc "'1lh Be ll- Rroadway l\1orlua ry in Co.-;ta ~lesa Ser\- ices ha ve not yel beto determined . Crocke ~. who resided at 1514 F:. Balboa Rlvd .. ret ired from his post a~ lire chief in 1952. 1lter 23 year~ of ~ervice. In ~'arch, 1927. hr was hired as ch1er f'ngineer al which ti1ne hr: organized a volunteer department and ordered thf! hrst !\'e\\'porl Beach lire engine . He l'irst ca1ne lo Ne"•por\ Beach in 1925 froin Santa Ana. \\'herr: he h2il mol"ed 111 1909 fron1 his native i\olassachusctls. \Vhen he began .as fire chief. Newport Beacti hz.d one fire station. when he re- tired. it had four ar.d had 1\'0n a.wards for i~ fire prevr:ntion programs. Crocker v.·as the oldei;t member of the original Balboa Bay C!ub. fortned in 1!1:!6. 11 ehartu men1ber or the Balboa Angli ng Club. past romn12.oder of American Legion Post 291. member of Ne\\'J)Ort Beach Elks Club and v.·orked \~·1th Ame r· ican Red Cro..~~ and t'il"il defense un its dunng \\'or!d \Var II. Survil"or.~ include three daull'.ht er.•: !\1 ri;. f ;i l Fu!lcr or Sanl;i .*i na !!right.,, !\I r.~ .lame.s Tanner o! Anchoragt, A.l;>.-k<J. and i\lrs \\larv1 n H obb.~ of :O.l1s- s1on Viejo, Also four so.n~: Georgr Croe\.irr of B..il- hoa. \\'est()n Crockcr nf Cu.~l<l \lr~<l. .lame.~ Croc ker or Sa nta An<' and Don Crotkf'r of lluntingto11 Beath. Ile also is ,,Uf\'11·ed bv '.!! 11rand1.:hlltlren and t"·o great-gr211dch.ildren. Thief Ransacks Car in Newport A college student and his \\dfe in transit from Escondkio told Newport Beach police they lo.st $3.400 in possessions lo a car burglar late Tue:ty. The locked sedan s entered in the parking lot of the Reu n E. Lee floating restaurant, said Officer Don Cols. Arnold J . Ekland. 34. or E!!Condido, told investigators the couple 1011 a variety or jewelry, clothing, cash and camera equipment. The loot also included 3~ txposed rotlii of alKfe fi lm shot on a rr;cenl trip f() Europe. picLures which the Eklands can- not replace. Nixon Freeway Now Official SACRAMENTO (1'.P ) -WhJt would be a good name for I stretch of freeway Ullt runs through Yorba Linda, the town wbere Prt!idtnt. Nixon was born, and Whittier, wbere he 11ttcndtd college'! Why the Richard M. Ni xon F°rf'cway. of course. And that's the narnt it will get under a resolution adopted Tuesday by the Senate Thi! highway u 1.:al1forn1a 90 1n Los Angelt5 and Orange c:ounlitli, \ Monkeys of Us Aninial Oivuers Scorn Perruits There are only two n1onkeys legally residing in Newport Beach. although if oriP Or<irlge County pct shop O\\/ne r is eor- rcl't, there niay be as n1any as 61} illegal one~ :\II l\'lld ani1nals, including n101\kC'y~. mu st be rcgi~tered. acc:ording to a11 in- lorinational brochure. ""You and Your Pet." published by tbe l'1ly, but the besl guess is fe111 of the1n are. In the booklet. residents are informed Iha\ I~ permits must be obtained for ·wild animals. \\'hich are de fined as "nol naturally tame. and \\'ild by nature. or disposition.'" Violation of this is a misdemeano r. 'fhis 1\•ild animal l'alegor~· 1vould in · elude various kinds or :snakes. racoon~. biib~· alligators. fox . Hon~. tigers. bears and . or course. 1nonke.1s. •·According to our [iles. 11·" havr t11n 1e2al n1onkc~·5 in l"c\1'1)()rt Beal'h and one \('gal fox ." J1111 Sin:tsek of the l'll.11 licen· sing hu rer.u ~aid. -but there may be morc .'" Ttie records of Bob l\eitl'i. 1nanagcr· of Russo's \\'ide World of Pets in Fashion Js1and . seem to support this 10111 figure. He say~ they, sell only two or three monkeys a year because of the necessary e~tra licenses and 1 new state law . Thal \aw. in effect ~1nte July .1. rr- quires any mamma~ nol nahve tu Califor nia be quaranhned fo r go day!'l upon entering the stale. "'This has pushed the pril't of 1nonkey1 up and we don't get as mu ch deniand for tht-10."' ht saidd Ile also said that if a count~· licensing urdinanre v.•as roHo"·ed. t \·erything ex· j·cpt dogs. cat s. fish and birds would ha1·e lo be rrgistered. Tv.·o other Ne"·port Beath pet shop!!: never e\'tn carry n1on keys. But according to Jim LUl'l. operator o( the Ontario Exotic Pel Shop, thert hii.~ go! lo bt 1nort monke.y:s than n1cel ~lie ey t ~ in tl1t. Newport Beat h l1cen!l1n~ bureau hies anyway. Lutz. whose shop t:arrics a "'!dt. r1111ge of exolll' an imals. using a book of exol!c anunal statistics esti1nated that thert "'ou!d be fi vt monkeys per month pour· 1ng into a community of 50,000." Ne"·port Beach ha!! approxim ately 50.000 peoplt, .... ·hich ir Lutz is corre<:l. ll"Ould make a yearly monkey population ol !<l ··Ontario has 50.000 people just like NewporL and I sell five to 10 monkeys 1n a n1onth 1n !his arca." he s:11d .. But I dnn'I knov; about that one r\e"'porl Beach rox ."' he said. 1t m;iy bf the only one here. bccau~r fox ~ales "ere only ene or t"·o percent o! 0.1.ll'I' l'ILOl Sllll l'llt!t NO MONKEY BUSINESS Ru•so's Cotlontop Marmosel lhe yearly exot1<· salt's total last ytar. Luiz satd. Ile feel~ thert should be a few legal ~nakes. too, because 10 pert·cnl of his September sales came fr'lnl snake~. ·rv.·f'nty pc.rc t>nl of Seplcn1be r profits 11·ere fron1 monkeys. It he's ri(l:ht , !here could be a ju11glc out !here somc\vhere. Bid for Alternate Rot1te \\'1th its neighbors there guarding their nv.·n interests, Newport Beach will go before the California H1gh\\·ay Com- mission Thursday asking for a study or an alternate route for the Pacific Coast Freeway. Repres.:ntative.s of Cos\.<\ r-.lesa. llun· lingtcn Beach and Laguna Beach said lo. day they will attend the 10 a.m. meeting 1n Ventura. The request. bl have the tree\vay rerouted along the San 01t'go F'reeway lG !ht Corona del Mar Freeway then ea~tcr ly towa rd!! Laguna Beach along Bonita Canyon Road and through Coyote Can- yon. is lentativety :'lei to bt heard at I I :20 a.rn. Newport Beach i\layor Ed Hirth aaid th is mornnig all the city wants i!! for lhe. cOmrTiission lo ten· the Oivts ion of Highways to study the route. Laguna Btach City City l\·lanagcr t.lanager Lawrence Rose said thi! ~orn· ing his city will send .a represt"ntat1.ve to the hearing, but he will go only to hstcn, not to testify. Nixon Plays Host \\'ASHINGTON (A.P l -Japan·s Princf! Hltjchi and Prince~ Hanako have tou red thf! \Vhite Ho11se ROS(' Garden with Presi- dent Nixon ., their guide. The two royal vl!!ltOr!I "''ere also gue.sts at a teot ce rrmony 1n the White House hosted by Mrs. Nixon Tucsd<1 y ~nd then ehalted wit h the Pre sident In his executive or. fices. Cos ta r-.tesa City Attorney Roy June will also be presenL lo deliver a city council resolution stating Costa Mcsa"11 belief that a coastal freeway somev.·here still 1s needed. Huntingt on BeaC'h t-.1ayor li e o r g e to.'fcCracken, v.·ho met with Hirth Tuesday. 1von a simillir i1tatement of position from his l-OUncil Tuesday night. ,.1cCracken sees Thursday's hearing as a crucial one. He said the cilies surrounding Newport Beach "want u~ to go to the State llighway Commission to ki:t>p the route talk!! open. "!l 's either I.hat or kill ii." he said, "It might be the life or death ror the fre eway ." ,.1cCracken said the slate ne~s to bf. told to "ketp working on the issue, "We've got• to let the stale know all l'lllt!:s are-dt!slreous ·or a 'SOMT311, •• he said. Costa t.1esa 1\1 ayor Robert Wilson said this morning he could support the study of the alternate route. but indicaltd tbat 11uppor1 would rorne only If ti will nol prolong actual comtruction of a coastal freeway. Rose said lhal while Laguna supports the study, It does l'IO( necessarily support the proposed route. Laguna Stach Councilmen tonight will hear a staff report on !he propos11I that say!! It potent1311y f'OOld have 11 dlminl~hing effect on that city"s ione of influence . Hirth will bf accomp11nied to the mc~ling by Traflic Engineer Rober1 .laf· re. Vice Mayor Howard Rogers 1s also tl· peeled to atlcnd. .. St1pe1·viso1·s Nix Delay 011 Electio11 B.1' .JACK BROBACK O! I~• Ooll~ l'oll>! Sl•ll Orange County Supervisor David L. Baker· wa:s brought from a sickbed today to block an attempt by Bo.ard Chairman Robert Battin 10 push through a 60-day delay in consideration of an election for incorporation of the proposed city of lrvin e. Baker provided the required third vote to set the lega l hearing dale on in· corporation at the 1ninimum two 1l'eeks lron1 today Ba1!1n, "ho <".d1n11tcd he had talked to .Jnan lr\·1nr S1n1th Tuesday. asked in h1~ delaying 1not1011 lhAI the Board Qf Hegents of the l,'niv ers1t y of Ca!iforni;:i he a:.ked to fur nish 11 copy of a Regenl- urdcred stud~· on the proposed new city_ Allorney Tiinothy Stradt'r, representing the incorporators. reminded Battin thal co pies of the Regents' report had been fu rnished to board members last week and on previous occasions .as far back as November . Battin still refused lo budge and a mo- lion by Supervisor Ralph Clark (or a two· week delay failed because a majority vote of the board i! n~essary . Supervisor William Phillips was in San Francisco lo- dav At thi!! po inl. Baker was summoned rrom his sickbed. and 20 minutes later - pale and ~haken -he appeared in the boardroom and 1·oted for the normal l"'O- week delay. Supervisor Rouald Caspers or Newport Beach originally seconded Battin"s mo- !ion for a 60-day delay bul later withdrew the second afler listening lo strong pro- tests lro111 Slrader. John Bur Ion. chainnan nf I.he incorporators' group and Andre\V i\1a.v. of COIN who challenged the supervisor Lo allow a vote '"as you pron1ised . '' Caspt'rs. in originally supporting Bal· tin 's 1nove, said he h11d talked to ~1rs. Smith and he thought her "·ishes for 3 delav should be respected. "°fhe request of the owner of 20 ptrcen t nf the Irvine Co1npany stock should be eonsidcred rather than thal of a phony !ax foundat ion in San Francisco ." Caspers said fTht lr1·1ne Foundation, 11·hich holds rhe majority of the Irvine Company stock I Santa Ana i\·layor Lonn (;r1set al.~n pro· fc!>led. but adrnitttd when questioned tha t tu.~ e1ty h11d nol obt111ned a court on.le r to delay the he<Jring as !hey had so11ght l11corpora101·., oh1ectcd l"igorou~ly 1<1 l::alt in'~ 60-d;iy delay n101·e because 1L. would pu:sh tl1c date for lh!' clect1on In lnrm the new 1·1ty 11'{'\I into 1972 and ieopardi:ie the chances 'll the new ti1y lo t:ollecl taxes dur·1ng the 1972-7:1 flsc<1! yeal'. lrvi11e Industry • Lots Sell Fast \\11th buyers "'Biting in line. the Irvine Com pany !his morning sold 11 of 18 lols 111 the 50-atre induslrial area bel\\'t en Orange Count y Airport and Red Hill Avenue. Sales totalled more than $\.4 million. according Lo Ron Malouf, who declined lo disclose the names of any of the purchasers pending lhe clo~e of escrow. All huyers. he said. were represented by brokers. Some of those brokers, ob- v"1ously bent on serving their clients "'ell , had camped outside the sales office for se\'eral days to ass ure their place in line . The tracl which borders Palisadr.~ Road on the south. is planned to even- fuall y De anne.iced {o tilt: city or COsfa Mesa . It is part of the total lrv lnr; Industrial Park complex. Sen. Keruiedy Tours l eraeli Ho~pilal s JERUSALE~f (AP) -Sen. Edward l\I. Kennedy toured hospitals in Jerusalen1 Tuesda y to study the Israeli national health service!!. Soon after his arrival. l he i'-1assachusetts Oemoc r;i.t v 1 s 1 t e d .Jerur;alem's first aid stalion. the Shaarei Zedek hospital. and the Hadassah·Hebrew Un1\'crsily medical l'Cnter. regarded as Israel 's most modern medical ht<:llit y. Today's Flnal .N.Y. Stoek• TEN CENTS DAILY l'ILO'T U•lt ~!Miit LOBBIES FOR DELAY Ir vine'~ Joan Irvine Smith Caspers Seeks Unit to Check Estuary Project Dissat is fied \11th a county coun~el 's report on the sill s1tualion in the Upper Ne-....·port &.\'. Orange Co u n l .v Supervisor P.ona!d Caspers of Nev.rport Beach Tuesday urged the creal1on of ,. technical tom1n1ttcc to n1eel regularly and reporl on the adverse effect o[ de\"elopn1enl tonstruclion on the estuary. Casper!'i called the cou nty cou nsel 's report ll'hich suggest!'d thal no legal ac· lion be taken against the lrl"ine Com pan_v and other developers .. too hghl on a such a serious subject." "The county evidently does not have th" power to act.·· Ca spers adinilted bul sad. '"I hud hoped the l'ily of Ne wport Be{lch would do :son1eth111g but they are just standing tl1erc <ind looking. Sorncone JShould have the guts to att aga inst then1 (the developer:; 1." The coun:set"s repur1 <.:overed in- vestigative n1ect1ngs on the program at 11·hich n1 osl agen1.:1cs concerned were rt' presented . It lold of ev idence of "excessivt sill~ l ion of 1hr. Uppe1· Bay during lhe 1970.71 rainy season ·· due tu expanded develop· me nt of lands around the bay. 1'he i.:ounsers otf1ce reported thst Newport Beach and tht lrl"ine Company h;id reached ;<n <1greernent on 1ncthods to be 11~d to pre\·cnt s1lt:1t1on from reathing lht' h:i v 1Yaters ;ind concludf'd 1hat a lawsull "'·i~ nol lhe ;in~\YCf lo lhe prob!cn1 ca~pers \\<Jill ~ lhe Bo<ird "'r SupCl'l'l~Ol'S lo hf' ;1ler1rd j (l ruture devclop1nrn!.~ 1n lhe area 11•t11i.:h might ar- recl the C('O]Of:;I' <ind lll<ll"lllC 11fc lie ,a sked that :i resolul1on be drawn 11an11ng 11 te chnir<1I co nunittec lo Include the Hegion<1I \Valer Quality Control Board. the Slate Department of l''ish and Canie. the County's Harbor and flood Con lrol districts. the County Department or Building and Safely , Newport Beach. the Irvi ne Company. the Board o~ Sltpervisors and the County Counsel's of· f1ce. The resolution is to be: presenled t() supervisors next week fo approval. Oruge Wealber Cool ocean breezes conlinue to bring Southland lcrnperalurcs to • tolerable level Loday. Highs: along the coast will be around 78 riiiing to 87 inland, Lows tonight around _62·66. INSIDE TODAY Af ter four 'l11a11-111ade vnyagt.t t.o t/,c 1110011. how 111uch do s<.'l'e-nt1.!t3 really k:11ow about the origi11 of Earth'& sateLhtt? St• Pogt 28. e1tlh1 u ••llll>t 11 <111 .. rlll• I ,.,.., , ... ..., 1J <~kl........ , (1flJlll.. .,_., c .... k• n ,,...,_, n Ot•ltl "'-tkff ti ono.t<•• 14 E'lfwll l ~"' 4 Eft4-tt•l,.....llt )t-Jt ,;.,,'°" H •11 Ht ... W-)t .l.fMI l •M .. i II M.111119• • l!Urtlett llc-1 u -.. W'l'k• ,. Mewltl. •ll Mll'lv•i ~-l• Htl._.. N-1 4"i °'""< ... ft,., IJ ,,.'". ~"'°'" '' ,_.. ,,.14 OP, 1t.i~ 11 SIKll Mrith ,._11 TtltwhlOll )I ,,,.,,." Jt•ll w11tllt• t W~llt W1i~ ti wo ... 111'i Htwl )I·• Wtrl4 H-W -..,. ·-. --"' .. --··-· __ ,, - 2 DAILY PILOT H w~~Mfl.Y, SrpttMbt, lS, 1971 . P rotes ting Encou1·aged By l{unstler NEW YORK (UPI) -A1tomey \\'llliam M. Kun!!tler, who at:ted as r.tt omey for the Attica prison rioters, charge<! today that the official version of I.he uprising was "all 311 untruth" and cal!~d for mas- sive pubUc demooslrations at the notion·s IJrisons Oct. 2. ''11 they had wail~ till today. 40 more haired Chicago defense atlorney, brush· hi1 1~ Chicago defense attoreny. brush- ing awa y tl"ars, told a ne11.·~ conference. Thirty-tw o inm otl"S and ID pr1sn n em- ployes died in I.he uprising . A!J bUL one ol tht!'m -a prison guard -dun11g a police and national guard ::ittac k on lh!!. prison ~1onday morniniz . The dl'ath of the 32nd inmate occu rred V.'erlnesdav anr1 Kunstlu was un;,ware of the latest death toll at the lime he spoke. KunsUer, who wa s chosen bv the J.200 rebellious prisonert1 as their lawyer Fri- day "ight. said that. At the lime ()f the assault. "we were pleadinl{ fOT a fr w more hours." He said the pri~oners bv that time hod 8,llT"e~d to drop nne of two demands rejected bv prison authorities -~oval of the warden. Another de- mand -amnesty for act committl!d chir- ln2 the uprising -"was negotiable." he ·53id. · Rnsttll G. Osw11\d . ~HAte Comrnissirmer of Correctioru1l Farilitie!, eorliP.r had fl aid that 28 other prismer demanci s . dealt with conditions whi ch l'leeded cor· -m:tion. Kunstler :11lso u id "I saw noth inv of thf. !Ori" when asked if prisoner~ h::id bef.n 1ssi(ned to ere!"ule host acres in thr event of an att&'Ck. Prison offich1l!!: and .ttvttal of the 1n1rvivin2 host::i~e~ hat'E said a prisoner was assigned to execute -ear.h of them . ' PrisO!'I officialc; at fire;! ~::iid ~vf'r:<il hostai;:es whn ili~ d•t rinl! the uprisin~ ·h;,d thioir throats slit hv oric;nner" T•~f's dav, thev ar.knnwledired that all nine h11!'1 bee,.· ~hnt. The prisoners apparently harl 110 firl.'arms. The official viorsion of the hoct::i l!es' deathc; "was all An un!r111!i .'' said K11nsl· ler. "Thf!re: ill no cred!hili tv in ~nvem· ml"nt. lt Wl'l!I all lies and it was rlon ,. to ju stify ma s s c;Jau11hter\' Hf' hri1~herl away a tear rnlling d()wn his cher'<. As a r~ult of the Attic:..· events. Kunsl- ler said the 28 prisonPr demanrl s ;111rePd t111 by authOTilies shriuld hf' implementf'rl: Cov. Nelson Rockeff'ller "'hom he cal!M "a murderer," shou lrl n>si gn: e\'erv nf- ficial who took part in !he event should ~l'! removed from t1ffice: and "e1·ery per- son should rise up" and take part in demonstrations outside the 11ation's pris· ons Oct . 2. Dr. Howr.Td Levy, a form er Armv c .. p- U in who has been ton1ricted of refusing to provide medic1J instruttion In gtl!'en beTe!3 in Vietnam. to!d the news con- hrence that he and 14 other doctor!! and nurses we11t lo Attica to treat the ·wound~ Monda.v evenin2. But officia ls at the medicl'l l school at. New York State University in ne~rby Buffalo ~fused to Jet Uiem enter the prison hospital. he ga id . · "They knew we'd dt'I more th::in treat the inmates. Thev knew we 'd talk to the 'press," ~vy !laid. From Page 1 ATTIC A ... understood that several not seven had their throats slashed. I also told vou one. had a gas grenade held against h.1s chest (by a convict ) but this 1,1,•as \\.Tong loo." At other state prison:ri across the state, lhe situation was tense. bu1 no trouble "'·as reported as hi gh1enerl security measures. including kePpin,g prisoners Jocked in their cells, rPma1nrd 1n e!fec!. At Great ~1eadO'<I' Correct ional FacllJ!y at Com~tock .IJU::l rds \'Oled lo call for Oswald '~ resi gnation OIAN•I COAST -· ---------. -.. . .. .. .. .. .. .. . ;. .. • .. .. . • •• . • .-. : ·: • . • " -. -• DAILY PILOT (lllllAN(;I: COAST l'Ull,.15Ml"IG CQMl"ANV •oberl N. w,,d l'r11.ffn r •r>d l"uDlh""" J .cW •· Curl•y 'Vic.I ,....,;.i...,r •nll ......... 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Corned)' Show Tickets Available Tickets are slltl a\•a1lable for the Skiles and Henderson benefil show Sept. 24 aod 25 in San Juan Capislrano. The wtU-koo'A·n romtrly team will 1lve lwo performances on bOlh Friday and Saturday -a dinne r show and a cocktail shn"' at the El Adobe Restaurant. Proceeds will f::O 10 the f 1esl.'t de IAs Colondrl na ~ Assoc1al io n '<l'hirh annu ally sponsors the parade to celebra le the return of the sw111Jo1,1·s to t-.11 ssio n Sa n Ju11n Capis tr11no . Tic kets. wh1rh ;ire fnr the shov.' onlv. are $.'l.50 per person ThPy &re 11vRilab.le by ca lling the El At1nbe Resta urant at 493-11 64 or Arlene Skiles 111 493-3003. The diMer shnv.· on S.1 turdav 1s sold (IUl bul llcke!s are sll!I a\ a1lab!e for F'rida~··s dinner abow fihi cb will be1in around 1:30 p.m. Dinf.t'! will be asked to arrive •t 1:30 lo 1ive them plenty of lime to eat before the &how start.a. Tickets are still l \'ailable for both Fri· d1y 11nd Saturday's ~ktail shows. Doors will open at. JO· !3 p.m. and the show will starl around I l p.m. Skiles and Hendtrson, who have ap- pearN'.l on ~ tr.levision sho1o1.'s, met in Newport. BP11ch. The~ "'ere 1nlrodUC'ed by t-:ewport Harbor High School drama coach Bud ~\'entt and got thtir start at Disneyland. They now ha ve their ov.·n production rnmpany. are makinE e d u c a t io n a l material!, and have made a pilot for their own ttle\•isioo series. 13 Ne w Ne wport Parl\:s P1·opo se d by Pla11ners 8y CANDACE PEARS0.'11 O! th• OIHV l'llO! l !IH Newport Beach planners today unveiled a proposal to intrease the number of l"ity parks from 11 tn 24. thereby dou bling the amount or land now de\'Oted tn park si tes "'ithin the city. The proposal, planners said. is designed to serve retreation needs in the city to the year 2000. It l\'ot!ld cost an estimated $3.2 million. The 48-page report dtveloped joint!~· by city's Parks. Beaches and Recrt:ation 11nd Co mmunity Development Oeparlments, vd ll serve as a po int of departure for policy detisions on park development 1hat will be inrorporated into the city's cur· rent long range pla nni niz effort. A public hearing on !he interi m repnrt is scheduled Oct. 19 before !he Parks, Beaches and Recreation Commissinn. The report proposes a 6.1-al"re Increase in park land. The S.1.2 million price tag covers the cost of land rind deve lopment, said city planning aide Rnd r.unn. The money wou!d tome from the city's building excise tax . In del'eloping the parks propos11I plan· ners said the.v cul a state s1andard of four acres of parks per 1.000 population to J1,1,·o acres per 1.000 for Ne11•port Beach. City planners s11 id the\' helie\·e that becau se the overall r\f'wporl BPach recreation program also calls for "hicv- cle. trails. pedestrian \l'alks, \'ie1v ii;1t~s. natural areas. aquatic sports a od boaf 1n~ atUv1tles." the tv"o·acre figure is enough. CurTenUy, there are 61 .17 acres of parks. or a hout one ;;icre per 1.000 Newport Beath residt>n ls \\"i th the ex · i.~fing and proposed parks. there would De 124.93 acres or 3bout J 5 11 rrei;: per 1.000 !for.an estimated 82,400 j)fl pulaHonl. This Js st rll below the tv.·o acre standard. "A standard i~ a grn1 J. an Rvera ge· ~.omething yot~ shoot for," r.unn ~aid'. Not many cities meet ~ht>ir goRI.~" G~nn said that v.·hi!e park.~ coulQ not. he projected for somP. .11reas of I.hf' cit y because I.he l.11nd use i~ nnt vet kn('!wn An effort was m;ide In m.i:ike ·!hi~ repo;I a complete fl"lrl. nf !he JZPneral plan scheduled to be f1n1.~hed .lull' 197.l ' '.he rf'port di\'idf's the C.ity into 34 ne1~~borhoods, determi nP.s ex I~~ t n g fatthtles and rnakl"s recomme nd11t io ns for the future. In addition to 13 ne1r p;irks. the repo rt asks for espansion of three existing ones -the 38th Street Park. Las Arenas p,.rk and Cameo Shores P11rk . The city parks remmmendations are dlvided intn community and nei,llhbortw>od parks. view areas a.nd play lnts . Community parks have r;peciali.z.ed ac- tlv itie& such as tennis courts. meeting rooms and indoor play areas. Two are proposed. One would be in West Newport and another would be the community ac· qu;:itic park io old Ne"•port. The 11 new neighborhood park..:. would provide regular recreational facilities . View areas are open green areas. while pla~· lots are for off·street pl ay areas in crowded neighborhoods. These recommendAtions are only phase nne of the park aspect of the general plan . The serond phasf'. tt'ntatively schedul- ed for completion in a year, include5 !hi" bicycle and riding trails. view sites 11nd a greenbelt or paseo system. The latter would consist of a series nf natural open spaces connecting the park system. One estimate said it would be 10 miles in leng th . but Gunn said, "that fip:ure I!! probably low." This p11seo system is ''probably the mnst exciting aspect of the plan," Gunn SA id . The entire detailed study is needed. said Gunn. because Newport Beach h11s changed from being a vacation or secnnd- home community to beinJZ. a year·rnund residence without a full y mapped <iut rPrre11tion program "f.Ach year the PBR and the city coun· ell set. priorities 11nd fund them," Gunn s11id. Jf certain ·project! art continu~\ly ~el low on the priority lisl. they might never be built. "But this plan gives them a rhance tn evaluate tho6e priorities. Right now lhe.y have no kiea of the !Illa.I i;ystem and c11n t judge one idea versus another," Gunn said. b .1d. The funding would from the u1 in~ excise la~. the rates of which 11.rP $200. or S\50 for each residential unit, depending on the zoning, or three cents per squart foot of gross noor area in commercial or tnduslrlsl buildings, ~tnnie~ from the tax ~~a r g e d rleveloper:ri l"AO i;i:n In acqu1r1n2 .. ct1n- stnicting and equi pping rire sl.:i.t1ons. lihrsrits 11ind parks . . In determining the city's needs. t~t lt1· !erim plan .:i.lsn <"nnsidered ava1lablP private and schoo l fa C'ilit\es . Ont. $!1"neral reN1mme:ndauon "''a~ that evet1tually 2111 school facilities be open for supervistrl public use. u ;°:( u -fl -fl 1~ . Cit y Divided Into 34 S tudy Ne igliborhoods NPwrnrt Br.:irh is rlil'ldf'rf in!n 3~ nP1 .llh- lwrh()Ods by park~ .:ind plh flOln<? expert.~ In prt'panng the propo~rri 1ntf"r1m ma~ ter pla n for park~ unvPilf"d 1orla_v. F'ol101~·1 ng is a brcakdnwn nf ~f"l,llkhor hood~ \,\'here new or expanded fatil1!]!'.~ are proposed, In ma ny of the .14 neigh- borhoods cited 1n the report no retnm- rnendations for addil ionnl fac1h!Je!I are made. Planners said th is is bec'ause exis11ng facil1 t1es are de<'med adequ 11 te, or because ther~ s im ply seems to be no spact for new fa cihtits -Newport Shores· ln1enm u~e of the slough area ;.djacl"nt tl'I N'e w·port Sh(lrro; for park un11I perm.:inf'll! fal"ilitirs llrl' det·eloped in \\'est ;-;,...., rot! Be11ch. At present there is no f.:irrl!!I' -\\'es t '.l:Pll'por1 · J)t>l'rlnpml'nt rr( 11 community p.:irk faril!l y .:ilnn,1? the !Ifill· proposed Frl"l.''<l'il Y r1ghl-of-w.:i.y n11 .:i len!"e from the sta te Propo~ed 11,,,.. r.r the P11. cift c Eleclric properly probably "''ill nt1l take plarr. ;icrordi ng to pl.:i.nnf'r!l. -Cenrral ~t'"''fl<lr! F;xp::i n~inn of Ch.'tn- nel Plac::e aod 33th Stref't P.i.rks 11t a cost of $546.360 • -Old Nev;porl; f.xpA nsion of LAI~ Arion- 11s Park into a commu,,lty 11crru;iir!c pArk . This is where the Amerlt an Leg ion 11nd ~1arina Park Et.re now locattd on city· O'A'nf'd land. -Peninsu!.:i Poin l · Dl'\'elnpmrnl of II n!ighborhoorl park adjacent In the jetty. -Salbo1 Jsl11nrl: Dl'"velopment (If t~·n or more well-spaced pliiy loL~ for chll· dren -Promontnn • Point. Re;iron Rnv. Linda l!l.!ind and Ha-rhm' lsl11nd : ~\·elopmfnt of a 1.~ acre pa rk at Promonlory P<'.linl for SM,000. -Cf\rM;i rlPl ~far Sou lh Of\•io!opment of rrcre;i11onal fJc1h1 1r~ in rht public righ!-of.w11v along 8A.rs10t Dri t·e in Co- rona de.I ,\lar. -Cameo Shoreii · F'.~pans1nn nf l'lltl- lng p11rk 11 ~ ntt(led 'A"ith de l'rlopment of dOl'-nco1st arei . -Hospital Bluff . Dtvelnpmenl of 1 ,·tew park ;iJoo'1 tht bluff~ \\'11h1n the V('r$111 ll e housing developmtn! in the Hoa~ i\tl'rr,orial HMpital 1ire<1. -Thr Rl uffs : No rt"rnmmtni'.l::it 1nn~. e.,. c('p! !hat !he l\1'0 ~re priv111r pa rk he- '"'ef'n EAsthluff Drive and J11mborce Road be turned over !() the: t ity as a puhlir. pArk . -Big Canyon: Ol"\·elopment of 1 park are a no existing Big CA!lyon reservoir property -Spyglasii Hill · Dr\·rfopme"t nf a 2n- arre p.11rk i;l!e and n,1,tur11I 11re .. wifhio 1he proJ>Olle<I ho11lllng lr.11ct. -Hl'lthflr View Hi\li:: Det'elopmpnt nf 11 ~enior ci!izen '" park. ynuth center Anf'f rerre111 1no r11cihtit s at exii:lin Jf retf'n11l'ln b11sin site. Cil.v council .ialreadv funclt r1 $40,fl(IC) for ~f'nlor citiien·.~ p11rk. ~·hich '<l'i !I fe:..ture l11wn bov.·\ing . -Cornn11 Highl.11nds lntroduc!ion nf one or more play lots at a cost of S2t000 to $50.400. -(,11 mt o Highl and.~! Oevtlopment of 11 six-Acre blurt-top p 11 T k adjoining t h io northe11.~ 11ection lo serve e1:isHniz and future adjacent resldenliwl aress . Botulism Attack Critical to Four BAKERSfIELO !UPI ) -One ptr~n v.'M reltaaed but four othtrl! remained iri <"rilir11l C()ndition Sit Kun Gtner11l Hospltlll here tndsy 1rter co,,tr11clin g bot111\sm from 11 jar of t11inted chili s11 t1cf!. Two more persons who 1,11 stricken follO'A'1niz a '<l'eekenl'l dinner were lislel'l In fli1ir <"nndi tion Ho11pit11 t 11pokesmt" s11ld Rn b t r l Monttll, 2~. w1s released Tt1t!ld1111y •fter tt~t.5 show1'4 he did not have the often fatal disease:. Toro.Fight Under Probe By Marit1 es By ARTHUR R. VINSEL 01 "'" OlllY l"llol Slat! Q:innlclinR report.1 ranglng frnm a fislfight outside an enlisted men 's club lo sporadit, srattered a<"ls or r11ci11l vinlente around El Toro Marine Corps Air Station Tuesday night 11re bein11 probed today. One of the few fa cts confirmed v.·as thaL one Marine has beeo hospit aliied in fair r1Jndition with an abdominal stab 1o1.·ound. The 11ictim 11.·as identified as Jesse Bro'<l'n. but his rank, age and homf'!own 11•r re not distlosed. The offic ial account given is that two ~farlnes tangled outside th1. club beer hall about 11 p.m .. resulting ln a melee ~'hen military police units arTived to brea k up a crov.·d of sbout 30 f.o SO w11tchetl!. .Nursts at Orange County ~ledical Center. however. !old news.men geveral men Wtre injured . So rlid a Navy medical corpsman who described 11·ha! he called fights all around the base, invol\'ing blatk and v.·hite ~!arines . •·1 don'! deny it. I just don't have any mo re inff)rma tion than I gave. We're still pulling the df'tails together now," gaid onf' base ~pokes man. DAILY l"ILOT l"hoto bv l'trrkk O'Do~ftllt He was not iden!ified by any specifit milil.'try role in the probe , or relea se of infflrmat1on obtained. COSTA MESA FIREMAN RICHARD MATTOX POU RS WATER ON FIR E Spaghttti Cooker (Background) Came Through Bla1e Unharmed The nfficial announcement earlier sa id sevenll men ha1·e been held for ques- tioning <1bout the \'io!en ce but that '° fa r none had been charged 1o1.·ith specific of· rensf'~. Fire Guts Mesan's Ho1ne Racial problem~ hRve led In past ''iolen re Rt nther U S. domestic mililary in.~tallat ions incl1iding the sprawling C;imp Pendletnn Marine Corps Training Cen!cr in S;in Deii:n C<iunty. After Fu el Explosion Jf unoffi cial accounts of the inrident Tuesday n i~hl at the 8.000-man El Tnro to.1CAS faci!ily ;ire substantiated. it v.·i\1 be the first such known major incident in Orange County. The ~1::irine in jured wa.~ at rirst listed in serious conditio n at lhe countv hospital's inlensi\'e care unit but this '<l'aS laler rev ised to fai r. No delermin;ition had been made 11.'he1 ht.r the several 1other men zaid to be injured were 1'.1arines 11.ho gather~ ti'.> watch A fight , or MP off icers de tailed to disper.se them. Sc hool Shortens J ob Office Da y Flames fed by ;i sudde n g;isnline ex - pl ns1on tha l shot a 1ongue or fi re nu t to !he side"•;ilk c;iu~ed serere dan1agc am ount ing lo $2~.000 at a Costa ~fesa home Tuesday afternoon. No tine '<l'as injured al thr Anthony "Tony'' Valcn\t home. 3108 Pl atte Dn\·e, fi remen s111d Valen!t's thr ee hii; dogs f'SCRped lroin the fenced front ~·::irrl "hil e the l p m. blazt w;is being foucht. The bu Ud1ng contr.'lr\or 1.1·;i s out h11n- Hng them Rt nne pn1nt \l·h1le crn1.1·do; nf <"u rinu~ neighbors watc h.rd F1rrmen f1ni~h !heir job. Considering the rnss1b1ht1cs int·nlved, Fire r-.1 arshal Ed Lewis said today 1he lipectaclllar fire could have bee n 1nuch Summer vA c11lion'5 end ha!'! almost. but nM (lUite, put the H11rhor Area Youth Em-v.·orse. ploymenl ~crvice out of work . "There was very l1Ule d;i rnagr 1n !.he Return rn ~hon! cla~ses hA~ curtailed contt'nts of the home." he said. "v•h1rh 1s the YES nff1{'1'·~ oper;iting hours to Mon-rather unusual," dAy, \Vednf'~day Md Friday from 2 to ,; He ~airl me n frnn1 an cn.:1ne company p.m., accord1n~ ~o YES leaders. The ~ta ff ;inrl f?c ili ty at 594 Ceriter SL . raced into the hl:i.zing home In cover succeeded dun~ lhf' vacatio n period in furniture and other iten1s 1rith hea \'y. ,1?el ting more than liOO fuU or !)Art-time water-resistant salt'age covers 1vhile ho~e Jnb.~ lnr ~·oung people. lines '<l'ere be 1nR conneC'tl'd by othrrs Jobs and Jnb St'ekPrs. can still be outside matched up 1f those "'tl.h work to be done 11nd lhose '<l'i<>h!n.11: tn do it ca.II 642-047~. No cause h;is beeo drlerm1ned for thl' to make arrangements. fast-mo,·ing fire tha t oni;;1na ted in the Vall'nt i garage, ea11 ng its way 1nlo the at· Uc Garage cnritents incl ud t:d si x fire ex- tinguishers and a huge pr(lfessionat restaurant pressure c(u1ker In be used by the Sons of Ita ly lr<iternal or~11n1zation at a ~paghetti feed Hus 11·eek cnd. Cluh member \'alf'n!1 ~;1id the <'noker !'=Cheduled for u~e HI tfJr F1c~t;i de Ctls!a r.Jl'sa appeared und:tn101µrd bt1t it 14•11/ pl'1Jbably nerd a rn<1j1lr cleaning. ,\ nr1ghlxir, ,\Jr~ 11. L. \'an Horn . ol 3102: f'laue Dnve, dirf'ct ly adjacent, crrdi!erl two nf'ighborhnnd hn~·,. w\th cllmbing lo her rnoftop 11·Hh garden hoses to douse "·1nd-hlow11 en1bcrs. "\1.'e were JUSI driving b~· nn the 1,1,·ay lfl n a1·C>'s house. 11·hen we ~::iw the smoke, jumped out and gr<lbbcd !he hoses," said Allen ~ro11·n, JR, at the scene lie and Oavid \.rook. \i, sa id a series of e;<plrJsions follo wed hy the big gas hlast !h;it nearly blrw him do"'" fnllowed the in1t1al fire ln\'estig<l!ors ~aid the sn1allcr pops \\'ere aerosol sprny cans of various com- priund~ ex ploding \'AJcnti and his wife Ele::inn r. a ~chQnJ IP;;icher. "'·ere a"'a \' '<l'hf'n the fire broke nut, '<l'h1le their 1~-)ear-nld snn ho'ld gone h.:ick tn ~C'hool a[tcr luneh. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~--~~~~~~~--~ I""""""'"'"''·~~··"'~~""~." ... ,.. ........ GEM TALK TODAY by J . C. HUMPHRIES TH[ RAINIOW GIM Well known for Its rain bow colort, fhe op1I h1i no disfincti .... color of its own, small un ifor'" crack1 in the q1m a ccounting for th • v•ried hu11. Mo1t popular tod1y t r• op eh from Me xico . They •r• of the fire op1 I v1- riet y, emitting rad glow1 of light from the tore. lf you want fo 111 1ome ria l ''con· ver11f ion piece" g1m 1, com• in end look over our h••utifu1 111ortm1nt of cp1l1. Gold""""' ..... Ski• SecrttlOM Prim1ry c1u1• of "smudge" from 9old jtw•lry i1 1kin ••cr1111tion1 and p•r1pirttion, th• ch •mical11 e.f wh ich combin1 with gold 1lloy1 to form dark-hued 1elt1 . A chanq• to white gold or to gold or hi9h1r k•r•I lin•n111 1houlCI 1olv1 tht probJ1m. WeJI C:.ov•t Of her C:.I Ut el ln 1ucc1•din 9 c.olumn1 ; in th1111 m••n· t ime, if you h1v1 1uc h 1111 probl1m, com• on in •nd 11e u1. W11ll be 911d to di1cu11 c::1u1e1 i nd cur11 with you . \ '•· .~ . ... , • Electronlc ChTonomettr "01111 lilCl,TIONAl ACCU•ICY IT TMI OMlaA IL ICT •ONICI. 11 l(f ()Ol.0 TO' 'TA INllJI ITllL IACI( -WITH C~l• INOI•, J'#ll" llCONO MANO ANO WATlllll lllllli.T/11.Nl C.Atl, with Br1c•l1t $1:60 • Electroqu•rt1 TMI WOllllLOS MOST su,1•10• TIM • "11(1 -OU.t.•TZ II TH• •IOULATOllll: ..• THI "HliAltf" 01' OM•OA I Ll:(T•O OUJ.ln "tOYIOl"IO Yl lrtATIO"ll TltAT l"l(llAJI ACCUllllACY, $2,200 /). L Jl.u11 i11hrie.1 /)e 1ueler'1 1823 NEWPORT BLVD.,_ COSTA MESA CONVEN IENT TF RM! I ANK.i.M £R IC"RO-MASt f• CHil.~G [ 24 '!'EAR S SAMl LOCATION PHONE .!i41-J401 I ) Lockheed Gets First Loan Cash NEW YORK (AP) -The !«khe<d Aircralt C«'p. hu borrowed an tnltlal $50 million of the ~ mWlon. m private bank loans the government guaranteed tG 11ve the big defense contractor from financial ctlllapse. The 1o.e:n was part of a flSG-million credit package u.wimbled Tueaday by the government, the lending banks and three domestic 11irline1 lo enable Lockheed to procttd with its TriSt.11r transport pro- gram. Signing of the loan agreement here ended seven month,, of effort to restruc· tu,. the 'friStar prognm and sustain Lockheed Alter Rolls·Royce Ltd. plunpd Into bankruptcy Feb. 4 and canceled its contract to build the engines for the wide. bodied airbus. The financing package includes a renewed agreement on $400 milllpn in earlier bank Joana, the ~million government guarantee and $100 million In addition.a] pr~ayments by 'l'Tans World Airlines, East.em Airlines and ~!ta Air Lines on 88 TriStars already ordered. Daniel J. Haughton, L ft ck heed chairman, said <'It a news conference the company's budget indicatM it would nttd aboul $\SS million of the szao million of borrowing the Treasury has aJ?reed lo guarantee through the end of 1975. The financing packa,1te includes 11 renewed agreement on $400 million in earlier bank loans. the $250-million govr.rnment guarantee and $100 million in additional prr.payments by Trans World Airlines. East.em Airlines and Delta Air Lines on 18 TriStani already ordered. Wallace Asks Ouster Of HEW Secretary ~10NTGOMERY, Ala (AP) -Gov. George C. Wallace's legislative leaders have moved to give him veto power over the allocation of state funds ror public school busing 11s well a5 a law to m11.ke "harmful'' busing illegal. Wallace, in Puerto Rico 11t the N1tion11l Governors Conference, asked President Nixon to fire Secretary of Health, Educa· tion and Welfare Elliot Richardson. Wallace said Richardson has disobeyed the President'• mandate 1gainst massive busing. Hi! statement was telephonM tn MWI media here. Funeral Mourners Singer Vic Damone talks with mourners, including actor Kirk Doug- las, at funeral services for h.is former wife, actress Pier Angeli, 39, an apparent victim of an overdose of drugs. She will be buried in Paris. Most Marijua11a Smokers Leave Cigarettes Alone NEWARK. N.J. (AP) -C.Olumb1a University says it has found in 1 national 1urvey of youngsters th.11t those who use marijuana are Je.ss likel y to become cigar ette smokers than those who don't. The university'1 school of public healt h said Tuesday its survey covered 1.701 youngsters in the 12·1 7 age bracket from all sections of the natinn. Of the surveyed ado\CSCPOIS who htive used marijuana 10 times nr less. 83 per· cent are cigarette smokers. Cigarette usage fell to IH percent among those. who have used marijuana 60 or more times, the school gaid. "Apparently, if you smokt pol a lot. who needs cigarette~." ~aid Dr. Eric Jo~ephson of Columbia, who repcrted on the survey at a C<1nference on gtudent drug use. According tll the gurvey, 15 perctnt flt the youngsters had trtM marijuana .l!lnd 3 percent used It 60 times flr more. More yfluths in the West, 23 perct"nt. use marijuana, the survey found . The figure was 20 percent in the Northwest. 13 percent in the No rth Central states and 11 percent in the South. "Somewhat surprisingly. nur survey thd not produce the expected se-x dif- ferences in marijuana use." Josephson said . Girls used pot almost as much AS boys, the survey found . Children of wealthier parenls tend to smoke more martjuanA t.han thost. from lnwer income household.!i, the. survey report said. Beginning September 22 Fly No From AIR CALIFORNIA Stninr Sacrtmente, $111 f r1ncise-o, San Jo.se, 0.~11nd, Onnr•County, Dntlrio, Palm Sprints and San Die10. l't!Mll (714) 504550 tor rwrYftions. Or call your Ioctl trtv1111ent. . ~· DAILY I'll.II I PoUutfon olf Daw.if Russ Navy Sparks RoMt HONOLULU iUPll -A Jo.hip Soviet naval task force salted for home today, leaving i11 its wake charges that it polluted Hawaiian waters illegally. The Coast Guard said the flollila pulled anchor late Tuesday night .11nd headed we~t, presumably back to its home bases. Earlier the Coast Guard asserted the Soviet vessel~ dumped thousands of gallons of oil in to the. Pacific wh ile. refueling 20 miles south of Diamond Head. It s.;.id the deslroyer Krupny d ischarg· e.d the fuf!I oil Tuesday morning In vioJa. tion of international agreements which specify that no oil .!ihall be wiptied into the sea within 50 miles flf 11 coast. The task force passeil through the Hawaiian chain Monday in an unex· peeled, surprise appearance and then turned westward Monday night ap- parently headed for their home base in Siberia, However, the flotilla anchored c;ff Penguin Shoals, 20 miles south of Honolulu early Tuesday apparently to U Thant Insists He Won't Serve New UN Term UNJTED NATIONS IUP!l -U Thant refused "finally and categorically" Tueli· day to serve anolher tenn as secretary general of the United Nations beyond the end of the year. He used his last press conference to support the latest Viet Cong proposals to the Viet11am war. "I just '\'ant to make it very clear lhat J will not serve beyond my present tenn even for a limited period of one year or lwo years or two months, under any circumstances," he said in what be called his last news conference as U.N. chief ex- ecutive. "My decision is final and eategorical. T am convinced that, if the membership realizes thal my decision Is irrevocable. it will concentrate on the selection of a suit a hie ~uccessor. 1 do no! think the question or a draft will arise." In what w;:is regarded as a departure from his past policy, Thant chose. his last· act newi; conference to endorse in general the seven·point peace proposal put before the Vietnam peace talks by Mme. Nguyen Thi Binh, ch.ief of the N.etiona1 Liberation Front (Viet Cong) delegation on July L re.fuel from the mucbant oiler Chikomer whlch baa been accompanying tht wanhips. A Cflast Guard helicopter reported the pollution, and the commandant of the 14th Coast Guard district, Rear Admiral Paul G. Prins, messaged the commander of the Soviet Task force asking him to "lake appropriate action" to terminate OU. discharge of oil imme.d.iately. '11'. message was sent on an lntun.atior!41 radio frequency and addresaed to tJit Luk group commander aboard his Uatft cruiser Kresta. : The Coast Guard 1aid one of 1~ belicoplus had pholograplled !he ·Kru!lil!r discharging a "disce.mable" amoum ol oil, , ( ·, Nutrition Expert Call-S .• Di.et N atwnal Disaster CHICAGO (AP) - A University of California nutritionist 1ays the American diet is a "national disaster." Dr, George M. Brigg1, chairman of the university's department of nutritional 1ciences, said malnutrition is a fact in the United States and 11hows up as physical deficiencies. mental problems, work loss, obesity, heart disease, dental decay and alcoholism. He spoke Tuesday .l!lt a seminar for editors and writers 1ponsored by the Vitamin Information Bureau of New York City. The cost of malnutrition. he said, is greater than the cost of crime or automobile accidents or narcotics ad- diction. Briggs estimated the cost in California at. $3 billion a year, and 1aid the total fOr the nation might be S30 billion, since California has a tenth of the population. He attributed malnutrition to poverty negative sncial and cultural practices .!iUch as vegetarianism and macrobiotic diets, the failure of the food industry to fortify food!! adequately. Jack ol educa- lion, Jack of motivation and the lack of nutrition education. "The American public is eating a strange diet,'' Briggs said, adding that Americans eat more sugar, pure rat and wheat flour than their entire intake of other foods . He said the American diet annually in· eludes 102 pounds of sugar per capita, 53 pounds of fati; !iiuch 11!1 salad oil. 100 pounds of v.•hite flour, 14 pound!; of corn sugar and 7 pounds of white rice -a total of 27ti pounds. He ~aid the dry weights ot other foodll consumed annually includes 74 pounds of red meat, 18 pounds of poultry and ftsh.. 14 pounds of eggs, 34 poundll of mllk.,° "f pounds of cheese, 5 pounds of ice creaQ1... 2.5 pounds of potatoes. 24 pounds of othU vegetables, 18 pounds of frui t, 21 po~ of whole cereal and 19 pound! of ~ peanuts and other legumes -total 8 pounds. '' ';This is a terrible diet," Briggs aaf~ • .' "I wouldn't feed it to my cat or dog, let' alone to livestock or poultry." ·: · Fire Kills Six In Salt Lake Nursing Home .- ·, .. SALT LAKE CITY (AP) -Six pe!'IOltl• died and 11 we.re hospitalized in a bla3'. that swept through a men's nursina homi Tuesday night on the western edge of Silt' Lake City's downtown area. , ~ Police said there were 18 persons 1n. tbi:_ LU Haven Nursing Home with the fire_ broke out and that all but one or thl 1% survivors were hospitalized, Identification of the dead had not beed released. ·· · St. ~fcirk's Hospital -Butho ri_ties aaf~. they receivro four persons dead on ·at~' riv~\ LOS Hospital, one, and Holy Croll Hospital, one . • .,. The fire, which started on the ~ noor of the 2~-story brick and wood' building. took 30 minut.es to extinguish.~' An investigation as to the cause ~ bably wouldn 't begin unW later in tq&" day, gaid Fire Marshal Ben Andru1. ~---.... '•• • ' ' ~ • • DARY PROT EDITORIAL PAGE Faulty Co1nmunication A unique taxing proposal 3d\'3TIC'ed by the Coast Community College District may ha ve been a better dea l than it lirst appeared. The djstrict sought funds for recreational and tele- communication facilities at Golden \Vest College in llunt· ington Beach and Orange Co ast College in Co.~ta f.l esa. Under a provision of the rel atively obscure "1913 Act,'' a tolal tax levy of up to four cents per $100 valuali{ln could have been applied if the city cou ncil ~ in Co~ta tl1£'"'a and 1-f unllngton Beath had gone along \\'ilh the prnposa l. However. the tax levy would have extended beyunr1 the city boundaries of those two cities, taking in as \••ell .ax payers in F'ounlain Valley, ScaJ Be<1ch , J\'c\\•pnrt Be;:i rh and certain unincorporited areas. 1'he \osta r-.tec;a f'ity Council. fearing: it was appro1•in.a a ta-:at1on-\11th nut· representatio n levy in the neighboring citv of Ne\rpo rt Beach. asked the Ne\\'porl co11nril hn\v it felt Nen•pnrt coun<'ilmen balked. The f'osta tltesa City Counril fo!Jo,ved suit The Hunt ington Reach council is likel\' to approve a two-cent dis t rict-\vid e tax levv for the Golden \\"e~t improven1ents. The OCC camplts-barring sorn e lac;t- minute action by the ~·1esa counril-\11ill not share in the improvements, -although Ne\\·port and ri.re sa taxp:iyers will help shoulde r the cost of the improvements at Golden West. After Coast Community College offirials had com- pleted a full explanation of the improvements and the benefit the.v would have provided for students on both campuses, it appears that the relatively minor tax in· crease would 1n o re than pay for itself in benefits. It must be pointed out. ho\l•ever, that poor communications created the m isunderstanding. Explanations of the tax· at ion program \\'ere contradictory and the D.t\TLY P1Ln1• staff \Vas among those \\:ho did not really grasp the full concept of the program. The Community College administrators did not ex- plain the proposal to residents of Fountain Vallev. Seal Beach, \\lestminster and-until they were prodded- N1;>v11port Beach. As a consequence-they failed to obtain solid support. .'\s il stands now, the Hunti ngton Beach council can obtain the improvements for the Golden \Vest campus by okaying the pl an. If Coast Con11nun lty College District can present th e proposal in a n1ore com plete and under- standable manner, they may rescue at le ast parts of it for the OCC can1pus. Planning More Parks The Ne\vport Beach Parks. Beac hes and Recreation Departn1cnt and the Community Development Depart- n1ent have con1pleted what appears lo be-\vith but one c -:cc pt1on-a reasonable. st udied interirn plan for park dl'vclopnient. ;\s the first completed phase of the recreation ele- n1cnt of the rity's overall master plan, it attempts to de· tcrn11ne the £>ntire L'it)'S needs by d 1vid1ng 1l into 34 neighborhoods. lndividuaJ analyses \vere then made. 'l'he plan calls for an increase fro1n 11 to 24 city parks at an estimated cost of S3 .2 1ni1lion. although price t ags on some projects have yet lo be individually de ter· n11ncd . A shorteon1ing could lie with the plan's v.:d!ingness t o allo\v less than l\VO park acres per 1.000 popu!al1on \\hile a slate guide urges four atres fo r each 1.000 peil[llr. 'City planners say bicycle, riding and \Valking trails as \l'el l as v1e\v sites and boating activlties \viii make tip the d1fferC'nce. \\'hethcr the plan is adequate in the minds of the people 1t n•ill serve and \\'ho \1ill pay for it remains to be tested by public reaction at the PBR C'ommission's public hearing Oct. 19 at 7:30 p .m . in city hall. It will be interesting lo see if the publ!t:S gro\11ng d en1and for greenery overcomes its usual apathy in such matters. N Help fo1• Military Retiree S·11rvivors Tlie Worst Benefits System Revised WASHINGTON -Extensive revision of the benefits for survivors of hundreds of thou.!lands of military retirees is going ahead in Oingress regardless of the wage-price freeze. Th11t'i the avowed intent of Ch;iirman F. Edward Hebert ( D-La.) or the pow· etful House Anned Services Committee. Says Hebert : ··This legislation d~s not increase the pay of former ser· vi ceml':n , and there- fore does nnl come within the srope of the wage -p r ice (reei:e. Further . there is a time element. It will be month3 before this measure ls finally passed by Oingress. After it goes through !he '-''1use, it will have to be considered by the Senate, and it's r.ossible they may not J(et around to it until next year. So there is no connicl between the biU and the freeze." Hebert \\'ill shortly &end the legislation to the full House with the aim of bringing It up for consideration later this month. Its f.'n arlment is deemed certatn, althou~h ltiere ma.v be S!lme modifica- •i-.ns through amendments [rom the floor . THE MEASllRE IS the 1>.'0rk of an 11· member special Armed Services sub-- cnmmittee headed hy Reps. Otis P ike (N. Y.) Md Ch&les Gubser !R.· C.1lif.1. Aftrr lengthy heannl!;s slarting last year. th£' panel reported a ne\Y r;urvivors· benefits pl an lo the fu\1 Arrni:tl Services Committee for concurrence. The proposed new benefit s sysrem has the general approval of the Dcfenl'e Department and various v e I er an s organizations . It \\Ould immediately affect some !Vl0,000 retired ex-ser\ 1cc1ncn find scver;il hundred tllousand o!ht•rs expected to be added lo these rolls this year It \vould also replace the cxi:-i!in~ sf.'lf-finao cu1g progran1 kno\\n as rhe Be11rf'd Servrre· mans famil~· Prtltrct1on Pl:in I fiSFPI' ). LC'ng under fire as in:1dequa1e and 01'erly costly, RSFPP v.•ou!d be pha~ed out and no new entrants v.·ould be ;:ic- cepted following the enactment of the new measure. Retirees participating in RSFPP v:oulrl have three <1ltern11tives: continue in that program: j;"lin the nrw one ; or continue in RSFPP and also enroll in the new program subject lo a limitation on the total annuity of 100 per· cent of the retiree's ptnsion. BASIC CONCEPT of the P 1ke-f,ubser formula is establishment of a new survivors system comparable to that of th~ Ci\'il Service program. To accomplish that, the key provisions of the lep:is\ation are as fol101>.·s: !11ilitary relirees could leave survivors an annuily of up lo 55 percent of retired pay. -To do that. retirees \vould contribute 2 5 perrent of the first $J ,600 of thei r rctirf.'d pa~". and 10 percent of any portion abQ\•e $3.600 up lo the mRximum oi th e full retired pay. This is the same deduc- lion formula in effe<'t for Civil Service retirees .. -Bet1rees would have one year fron1 date of cnartrncnt of the legislarion 1n which lo elect to participate in the nrw progr;im. -All active duty personnel v.·ould be auton1at1cal1y included in the ne\Y pro· 11ram on the dare of retiremenl for the maxunum survivor cove rage (:)5 percent I 1rss they want a reduced or increa.<>ed amnunr -Survivor annuities v.·nu!rl Le in- t·rcased v.·henever n1il itary retired p:iv 1s raised and al the same rate -su{'h as t·ost-nf-li\'1ng-hikes. -Retired resf.'rvi~ls v.·ou1d be t'l1~1blc to parlicipa.te \\'tien they begin receiving reserve retired pa~·- IN URGING enal'tmenl of the new an- nuit y plan, the sulxnn1miltee stressed two points: ".~fany wido1\s of career n1ilitary retirees, including widov:s or senior of- ficers and senior enlisted men of Jong and outstanding ser\'ice. are living in con- ditions of dire £'Conomic depri\•ations hecau~e of the lack of aderiuate survi\'nr h£'11efit.~ cover;jgr. In many lnstancrs thf.'y are forced 10 exist on grossly in - adequate incomes. "The subcommittee also found that the existing survivor benefits ~ystein 1s weighted in terms of 111v.··r<inkt'd and ~hort-term personnel ; \l,'hi!r for those in lhe rnost senior officer :ind enllsled gr&les with longer years of service. thr relative level of benefits falls off sht1rpl v in rcrms of i1s v;ilue as inCQmC replacement ··complrle rrplacrment o[ th1 ~ l(ros~!y inadequate Sel f-financin~ prograrn IS urgent and Ions O\'erdue." Of Prophets, Futurologists LONDON -An lntrrna!ional Prophetic Cnngress optns in Richmond, Surrey, on St'pt. ~ with more. than 2 , O 0 O eschatologisl.s, soothsayers, oracles and other diviners on hand to predict such things as the end of lhe ll'orld. NG speci fic dale has been set for doomsda\·, and there is a general air or ron- fidence among lhP organizers that nothing untoward will happen before the gel· together. .John f.lcNico\, genera! secretary of the Congress, warns that "the hands of the clock stand at fiv e minutes to midnii;thl so far as this earth is concerned." t.lcNicol is ronvinced th at precious seconds are ticking away. But then so are the editorti of the Bulletin or the Atomic Scientists, \l'h<> have kepi a doomsday clock on their cover for a generation. oa.t.N•l COAIT DAILY PILOT Robtrt N. Wtt:d, Publish t:r Thom.at Ketvil, Editor Albtrt \V, Batt.s Editorial Paoc Editor The editorial pqe of the D.1il)' Pilol .eelCI to Worm &t)d stimul'1re rl'ld· el"ll by prnenling this ne""'IPll.Pf!!r's opinlona and eornmentary on topic-1 of lnlU'Kt and 11\gnillcan~. by pro- vidlna" a forum fl;lr ~ exprl'qinn of out ~aden' oplnlont • .m by p~ senting ttle dlverM Vle""'f)o"llnt' Qf ln- for-m@d ob~rvf't"I and 1pokcsmPn on topics of the d.,y. Wednesday, Sept. 15. 1971 '• Edito ria l Research Herman Kahn of the Hudson Institute ''think tank·· has said that ''it would nol be surprising if there \\'ere a nuclear war in the 1970s." Equally pess1m1stic was lhe outlook of a Conference on Biblical Prophecy held in Jerus;ilem last J une and attended by t.~ n1<.•1nbers of evangelical churches from 32 nations. Th is ronference, which claimrd to be the first or its kind since the year 50 A.O., considered the population explosion in the context of warnings that history il coming to an end. PROPHECY WAS an· honored pro- fession in ancient Persia. Greece and Israel. Among some circles the word pro- ph ecy is no longer fashionable -ii is now ailed-prediction. Vet the result is ihe ~ame. When Christ said, "Beware or false prophets" he rnusl surely have fore.seen such "ravening wolves" &! the 20th century futurologists. ~ten in the 20th century seem to have succumbed to the idea that by prtdicting the future !hey may be able lo control ii Dona ld Michael or the University of ~liehigan says Ih a! "lhe futures business can forre you to confront the fact that you aren·1 getting 11·here you hoped lo ge t and thus cause you to mend your ways.'' Professor ~tichacl's motto is "Li\'e in lhe fllture now " \l/illiam Pa ge of !he t:nivers1ly of Sussex 11·arnerl in ll rctrnt study 1h.1t pro- 1ect1on.~ nf thf' future m11v tempt ~oc1ety intn "an unhealthy ahd1c;ii1on of f>O\\C'r to remote and unaccoun1able nicn, thre11tcn· ing the 1'Ur\'1val of liberties and the 1m- posit1on <if nrw !)'rannies. FRENCH FUTUROLOGIST end author Bertrand de .Jouvenel believes th11t "forecasllng v.·ould be an absurd rn- terprise \\'ere it not inevitable.'' And, one mLL~l add. profitable. Arthur D. Little Co , a reputable U.S. Cflnsulting firm, has hired six science-fiction writers to prrr into the future. And Herman Kahn reportedly earns a six-figure siilary frorn hi~ predictions and n u c I t a r -w a r scenarios. Like any other respectable profession, the futurologists have formPd their own clique. The \\'orld Future Society. v.·hich held Hs first general assembly in \\1ashington las1 ~fay, drew more than l,000 experts. Founded five yrars ago. this society caunts biologists. s1alisti- ci11ns, physicists. educator~, architects and psychologists among lt5 members. Dc~r GI001u y Gus Irvine Terrace Homto1>.Tiers A!»- clalion ·s big projtct is lo tel two telephone pole.o; Laken down. F'or J9 months the lights have bC'en nut Al the [rvlne 'ferr11re entrance and there's ne~·er a d:i y bu! an open hou~ Qr ~nr11R' ~ole ~IRn is up on public domain. I'll take lhe P")l,.s. -F' L. 0 '1111 ft••U•• .. 1i.c1o rt•,,.,..• vl•wo, ""' "f'l:••urtl' 11'1G11 " tho "'""'"'P.,. \incl ,o~r I'll Pff~t It OltC>"'-(;~t,, D•ll1 ,.lltl. Mi stakes Of Judgnient t'"Sy~:~;'i~~~ ' . ~t'..:~~~· Thoughts aL Lllrge : '!'he \\Orsl mistakes of judgment are n1ade by those "110 believe th al "reason·• and ··pa5s1on" arc opposi!cs: reason does not C!l:lst to npp<i..::.e the passions. bul to n1ed1atc an1011g thrn1; arld the man \\'ho usrs reason !o re- prrss his crnu! ions \1 111 soo n be as n1:1d :1s the rnan whQ per- n1it.~ hi s rrnot1ons to O\crride his rrason. ' . ;;- ·';' . ~(-ll is liresoine to keep hearing thaL the Bible is "the brsl-selling book" of ;ill time. ns though the fact that many people hut il 1nd11:ates thal they read it, undcr~tand lt, or follo1v it. ' Slartu1g a talk with a joke is the most inappropriate opening a speaker can make if the rest of the talk is dull and dusty -for 11 simply pomts up the vast difference bct11•een the humor he has bor- rowed and the subsequent dreary . ~!atemcn!s that belong lo the speaker h1m~elf. \.\'Rl<'h1nA the TV shots ur Alli t:en. ~l 1tcl1c!I and his confrcres s1t11rig on a h;llcony in \\'ash1ngton ob~rr1·111i; anl1-\\'ar 1lt•mon~lrators he1ng :irrestcd. 1 11 as rrn11nded or Cl1an1fnn s rernRrk 200 ·.cars ni;:o · "lrl France \\'e le;i1f' 11 11- rnoles!cd rhnsc 11ho .~ct fire to !hP hou<;r, ;:ind pt·r~ecute those 11 1'111 S\•Ulld the a]lll'lll ." All genuine love con1i:-s fr·nm :-.lreng1l1, and is a k111d Of surplus energy in living _ f;i!~e lo ve con1cs from \\'eakness, and tries to suck vitality ollt of its object. • (Thus, all those old pop11lar ··romantic·· songs.with their "'hining lyncs of se!f-pi- ly, 1:1re embarr1:1ssing exlub!lions of false love) • The rares1 crenture on earth 1.~ a f;:rn11!ie 1\·ifh a sense of humor; Fanatics repel us not so mUl'h b1· thei r passionate dcvo11011 to a cause as b_v 1heir incapacity el'er lo laugh at themselves. or ;:it !heir idet~ f\xe, which is 8 dcad[Y n o11 in the human animal. - • I am cnnvuiced that one of the reasons \1'ornen live longer tha n men is that they know how to accept illness \lo'i!h rquani1nity, whereas a men fjghts illness and makes him11ell wor~e by' refusing to come to terms with his indisposition.!, To women. illness is a (act; to men, a threat. • The bitterness or fulfilled desires was succinctly expressed by Aldous 1-luxley, when he said: "People always gel what they ask for: the onl y trouble is that they never know. until they get it , what It ac.- tually is Ibey have asked for." Quotes Joyce l\t. Newball, San ~lat~ - .. Regardless of our viev.·s of 11.e Vietnam 11ar, flying the Communist fla~ is tan· t111nnunt to treason . I 1>.'0nrter hov.• long lt v.'fluld hll\'C' taken the 1~ nch mobs to for in if a swastika had been flown durtng \Vorltl \\'11r ll. ·• 'You mean y ou're it?' Praise for Two Fine Teenagers To the Editor: I \\·ant lo share a note I found at my fron t door. I was not home so it was left there for 1ne "Our rnsbee got caugltl in the rnd or the branch or your tree. It was just out or reileh. so \\.C pulled 1he branch dov.·n about four inches and ii began to break. It appears that somc runi,ius wr;ikcncd the brt1nl'h at !he point of nrig1n. \\"e put ;:i ~Itek under !hr l1n1b ~o 1t \Vflulrlri"t f;.ill 1tn11n Plcnsr call i1111rnl:rcrl trnd a:-:k for Bob and tell me H you \1·<111! n1e lo ft'< it Sorry " !'1;0 ONE \\'AS around lo scr 11hat hap- prnrd. Tu·o lrrnagers c:ir'ne ::iftrr 1 pl1n11- ed and cleaned very hit of !he rn ess ;;nci also brnught p<Hnl to take e<ire O[ bler·ding . New who s:ild we ha\'e nn ~ond teenagers left? They sawed lhC' !wn lar·ge brant:hes rirepl ace size, c!en11e<l up ;ill !he leaves and mess and h11uled it ;ill away. S1,1 please remen1hrr tn 11r111 t 11ice l h111~.s abnut (1ur coining gc11C'rati0n. ''Thanks for 11 :-itrnin'.'' ~IRS. HULDA f.1 . GUSTAFSCl:'r •f'nir!I T ale' To the Editor. In rr£ere11re to your editorial. •·J·";nrv Talc ol !hr ~l onth" tSePl 71 , I frrt 1h11t •here has been a con1puund1nr: nl error~ First, you appnrl'ntly riuoti:'d .:in rrror tir omission pru1ted in :inother ne11~paprr, and l'C'condlv. nd1rulc J ohn Srh1n11z becau~t' nr 1.hc on11•~1011 u1 his 11 erklv news rPpor1 t ;i n1 surr thr 111t!!r1l 11as iii say . ··1 1wa.~1 00 lute f11r lhc !lriti~h !o r.:n any1h1ni:; to rr n1rdy 1111s l11rL:: but tl1,.. American !iportsrnrn ri1i-11 '111• ( r\' fnr hel p hy donnt1ng 1, 1•f thousands of pr11·atc ly ov. .. 1•:ipons anrl a1nmun11 11111 for the n111·po~f. of <Hnl- 111~ lht' Bn1 1~h llon1e (;u;1rd." You ran bomb ;i co11nl 1·v 11nt1I 11 i~ a mass or ruhhle. but yo u 'tiave nut l'Qll- quered il until ~·our annic.~ ;irr \11alk1n~ on lh<' soil anrf in !otal control of the survi\'in,g populace. This cannot happ('n unt il :-11ch lane as the p.11riots arc disarmed. A. S. Ar\DERSON Tlit: ed1lor1a/ nddrrsst d. ilself to n flft1·sltller rir\11/nre<I bu Rrp . .fn/111 (;_ Sf'l1rllll! rR-T 11sl111 ). ('or19resst11a1t .'\rhn.i/;: .~nirl tight g1r11. laws hnrnJe(f GrPnr Britain's \Vorld \Var Ir defense ('(forts c111d liberal Swiss g 101 laiv.~ ki'pr Hitler from i11vad111g Sw1tztr- la11d. Editor Three "l o r e Year• To the Editor : You recently published three items warning the tenants of Marinapark a~ 17th Street and Balboa Bouleviird tn mov• as wa only have on& more year o lease. Evidently • ·u \\'rrr mislnforn1ed as we have th .. r~ berorc the ex- piration of our Personally. l lh;:rt the residents of Ne11·port s. .1~11·r their voi~s heard as to \\'hrU1cr ur not a public park is desirabl' in this loca1ion FIRST Of ALL. !he c11y 1s rece1l'ing $7:1,000 nPI \\'hich will be a IO!;S to the tu- payers fC>r & park, v,.hich wi ll be of IJ!Ue u~e 10 the local resident&. Secondly. if our council member,; would take the t1111e lo in\'esligiile. city parks in other lo\1n.~. I am sure U\cy will find th;it mC1sl p<1rkc; are mainly used by un. (!1'~1rahlr "hippies ·• I \\'{lu ld also hkt' lo mf'nl1on the l.1ct that the tenant~ of r.larinapa rk sprnd qu11e a bil of money locally. As a - ~l a ilhox Letters from reader.~ ore 1oelcomf!. Normally 1orlters sho11la convey their 111cssagr s n1 300 u;ords or /etis. The riaht lo condell se letters to fit space or c/i11111101c /ib('l is reserved. All let- te rs n111s1 tnc/11(/e signarure and mail- 111•1 orldres.~. bti t 110111es 111ay be with- !1e/d u11 -req uest if si1ff1cieni r eason 1.~ or1)ore11t. Poetry 1vill 11ot be pub- lished, subscriber nf the J)AJLY PILOT. and a~ ;r pern1anf'nf resident. it 11·0u ld be ap- prrf'ialed ir you w1U publish t.h1s in your editorial se1.:t1un 11 GLOBI::NFELT i\t1t « 'l '11 t1l ic' Cafe t e ria Tri thr Ed1!or Thank ,1ou for }Ot1r arl1c!e on our 1.:aft11eria. its fnnd :ind Jo1v price~. Ho11rvcr. 11e 1~ould like tn point ou1 111111 1f the J;i'ncra l p1iblic slarted p~11roniz1ng the facility. there wnuld be little nr no room fo r patient v1si1ors and our nwn en1plo) es . Thr ea[rtena ::ii Hoag llnspital is 1.r~ani2Pd for en1ployes ;ind 1s not, as 11uth. a "puUhc"' cafelc na. l\F.!Tll \\1ALLEV As~1s!::int Adm1nistrar1Jr Hoag .\lemorial llospllal llri1·r1· lliS('t}lf l'I CS!J T(i lite ~.c!1lt•!' l111r111g llit· s11111n1Pr rny youn~est r hild_ :i <;o n l:'i'•·· t.:.r,k dnvt•r's-eduratio n at "<'hool. and s1 ncr recr\1·1ng tu~ lcarner"s pf'rinit I lia\'e been chauffeured ;Jrou11d r>.1e11port Bcaeh and Cosla ~l csa dall~·· Ile drives carefully and \\'ell , but h;i~ also learned to drive defcn.~ively .anrl ll'il h worry instead of plrasure-because of rude and dangerous adult dri\·ers ! I HAD NOT rea lizrd how many v.•ere nn thP roads until this past re1\' \\·ee.ks. There has not bc£'n an hour when a1 leasl one. mnrr ofte11 se\·eraL m;:r lu rc ririvrr~ did no! pull directly 10 front Of hin1 ftOm f11ur-1v{l.v s101>~ 111 hrn he had the righ!-of. 11:ay ! or sh:irpl,\· ('1JI 1n lron1 nrher l;ine <;, often 1>.·ithout u;i;ing ;iny ~ignals nr 1n- d1cator!'i. ti.1any l\'rre "'omen betv.·een 40 and 50 year:;. of a~e. displaying !he rudc.~l ignora~ce or !he lraffic la ws, but driving expensive cars. AT ONE TJ;\IF. this evening my S{l n 111a11ed courteously at the four-w;:iy s!np at Clay and Irvine while a driver on hi~ right crn~secl . then i\ driver on hil' left pulled out. ihen. just a.~ he st11rled into the illlerscL'!iOn. :inO!lll!1'-WO'liHi n iii a la!e model Continen1al pu!lC'd ri_1:ht into hi$ pa!h frorn the right a lter barely hesitating al the sign. NOT ONCE ll AS ~ ~'011ng 1('Pnager been so rude or reckless. yet I feel !ure these selfish. arrogant "adults" are I.he !i.l roni;e!I critic" of our ~ oung peopl,, naming then1 1>.·1th the worst of their own sins. H any readers have kno11•ingly behav. ed 1n this manner, and ire capable or shame. think a momrnt. ilnd be mo re courtPOU.~ in t~ futllN!. ll i& contagious, anrl ~o is di~<0ur1e11y. \\'hirh kind of An1cric 11 do you want tomorrow? It Isn't by v.nrd~ thal 1rs done, but by cteeds-Ol,;ft.S. J. B. PETERSON 1 " i 'I f I • For The Recoi·d Marriage Lttetases. Death l\'otiee• IARl,.'I' ROii .. E1•I• •o~ !I. 111 769 Wll1on 51, (01<1 M61 O..t• o! d••'"· ~eoiombe' lJ, 191\ ~.,,...111..i t>v wo lf. l"••lvn, "'"• •o;ec Jr, o! 8•1t>n•· ~•un~re-. C1•ohne E•"•· l •o~n• B••c"; tNO 9••Mct.it~··"· Gr111e•I~' ,.,vk••· Frid••· 1! A.Yo.. Ht'• b<o• ""'' Mtf"orlol "'''· Wiii\ 0W•9M l(en•on crlli(-.llnq W••trlltt (l\1MI Mo,. "-'•,..... 6•6 .. 881, 0 1,.coo" HAMIL.TON Al•Ct Mo•le H1.,.,111 ..... Aqr 61. el P1col•C Tt11lle• P1•k. Huntlft9to" Be•C" l I '• "'""'~ (fl Et ote•" Sitt. s ..... Fr•nCiltO J ..... e+ C~••••· lSS 1,."'11 s.c,.t•"' •~· Cllv Attorntv"• Olllc•, Hun lon;ton SN<". O.O•• of dfftn. Srollmbf• 11. 1'71 ~rv· le"' T~ur1a1v. II AH., Smith• C"•oel IMe"""''· Gl>Od Sl>ei>l•l!rd Cemr1 .. v. Smlm• M...iu.ar,, Ol•r<"'"· lfO'l'UM Li""• l N 1-iovum. Ave ,1, "' llJ !. 11n"n Mecl<in•o•"· l"ust«o; broTner, Jolln lo01>Vum J• , or Jnnn1"" "••k. c .111 Sr•~•c••· ,O-rldev, 7 f'M. Bell B•e'l<lw•• C"•~•I. lnl•'menT, H•'b~• lie" M.,,,erlAI "•'k. 8•11 S•~•dw•• MerN•r"V. Olrecto" HU~&A lll" M'" Fo1·n 1 Hun1i.r1 f\Q~ 15; '"''den• f1' Ml~•• (l!y L\br•rtRn tor 7'I ve••! , • · '>IOIJI. r ••• <1•••n. Seol...,.bf< U. 1•11 Su•· 'tlY..:I tw ID "ll ctl """ ne=hewl Mem<'· , " ·~·••( .. w•ll h• "tld ThU•td•Y, se=I. 16. 10·.:tro AM , Per~ ,<"1mllv Colonle l .l'une· ••I Hom•. 1!01 8~1•• ilYt . We1<m•n•lt ,. JOHNSON ic nu!t J J1>"n11>n. ilQI II. o• llJ< S~· motro Pl•ce. Coil• Mr u D•lf er! de1th. s ... i ll. 1'11 SUN IYod ,,. "'''" Alv•d•• <1~u9h1 .. r, Ar<lell1 Cowin. WM'""''"•l•n ....,, Elmer I( JohMon. J>o"l•nd, brot"· "'· J""n )"""'""' Norw••• t""' I•''"'" 8"""'• Jol'ln""" A l(rul<nl Ande•"'"• t>ol~ or N1>rw•V· ,_ 11•ndtlllldr1<' Se'• v••~• •"n 8•11 8'••d-• M1>r1U1•v, forw1min9 dlrec10 .... MllHONr:V W•ll•• JMeon Monon•• S• 16J11 Lol'e C"t"· H"nt•ntoTon B'ec~ 01!• a• d••'"· Se<>t,,.,.,ber U. 1•71 !ur~l•f<I bY w•lr. Mi-., '""· Wf lltr J M.1110nt v jr: 1••~u,..,,~,. ()<lro!nv L.eu"""' •'-•~"· Cl••enr• M1lfl)1: on• '''""'"•Id. •our ''"""''""d<"l!dren 1101orv, Tnu,ld••· t PM R.,.,ur.,,, Ml"' l'd<11~.' AM. 1'><"'" 11 ST 8e<1•ve"'"'" c1111o11, Ct.u••h Oi•tt•e<! b• Pee~ FAml•v Colonl•I Fune· r11 H""'"· MOllNl MGSl•• M•rlor. A1t.bv Morning''"' A11r .,. ·~•i<1e11• &I Menlo r>••k D•" 1>! ~·•'"• Seo!. 13, !911 Wift o-1 t~1 1,,, Joe MOr"inV•I~•; mo"1., of ~'""ll<t L "'"'"· l"'llstu nf 11..tonOO 1\'A<"; 8f"V ft\CI D"""'-' I,. Morn.n<1•I"' "I "''"'" PAr~' M•rW Mo,nl~<11••1, (~'0"" dl l '"''· dlu<1M" ~I M" Al A~.,~~. M~nl1> p,,~; •l•T•• of 1,.1111~'1 A't.llv. Vp5;la~n. l,Oic~·~·" ... , .... IU'lli•ed 11• • ., ... 1. M•"'" Le•. •·1~,,.rn-l•w r, • e v Mornl"O· .1 ... Ill>"' ... M•~•n p,,, Fu"'''"I ·~· vi<••· ~·Id••· 1 PM. JO~"•'O" Cnln<'Jll Morluorv. M,nlo l'A'1o Pdv~pt •nurn· mtnl, 11111 M'"1t MO""''\•I Ptrk, P•IO Alto NfLSON J""n M•ller N••...in M 0 Ao• 71. "' 11ft1 r .11. Bl•""f"'~e ~'" c1""'""'"· 0••• o• doeln. ~en1e,,..~·· II ltll ~u·· v.v..i M w•I•. t1>n• tN Ntlon.,, <ll U<I"• tt r M!n J•nlc• N'l'O" t"nq •·~<~: ,,.,;. O• J8mf \ I!' N•l•er> Gto•• ~•I!•. Mon••""' 111ree ""''~t·t ••tftu• Ntl""'· 1('"'8'· E•llnq N•l<On, W••t>'n•ln ll•U• """ Nel<(ln, RIVf'"""• !~·•• """''• M'1 Do•• B•y••oO~•, M"nlon• ,y,. t,.,.. Brow"• Monnt""'" M" G•n.!V<fYe S•mO"""· H•"''" '"'" G'l"Ocnoln••" "-"nu••• ~ unlvtr•IN <rl M ·~"•··•• M•<l•c•• ~cnO"T: m•mh•r nl Or•"•• (,.,, •• ~ 1v•'"11t•I ._,,e.,.•1.~n ~.,.,., n• 1trv"e' T""'"1•V. o ~" l>o< ' Mtmor•AI "••• ,,.,.,.,.,.11• 5•""Ce<. rn .. •;1••· 1~ )ll 1>.M. •' 1 v'"""" cnu•<n .,, '"' c'""• L•a""' ~•1 11, s~•"•• l •· '""A 1\•MCt\ MO_,, ... ., "\lrtC!~"· •oalE! """'" l>nb:•o. ~··1 "'""' c,,,1. "lu••· lna••n ~t1cn 5,, .. ,,., ~'""'"a oT 5mll"• ARBUCKLE &: SON WESTCLIFF l'o10RTUARY tz7 E. 11th SI .. Cost.I l'ofe5• ........ • BELL BROADWAY MORTUARY 1.10-'IJl'oadway. Cnsta Me•• LI 1-l4J3 • McCORMICK LAGUNA BEACH MORTUARY t7t5 L.lgun• C•nyoa Rd. 4M-9411 • PACJFIC VlEW MEMORIAL PARK Cemetery Mortl•l'J' C111pel 3509 Pacific .Vie• Drive Newport Beach. Callhmlla .... ,,. • PEEK 'FA.MIL V COLONIAL FUNERAL HOME 1891-Bl.llsa Ave. Westminster QJ..UZI • SA-flTHS' l'ofORTUARV 1:?1 Tttale SL Hnntlnfto• Be•cll ..,....,, WtdntsdaJ, Sfpumbtr l.5, 1971 DAILY PILOT U Ftr1n. Turtted Down Tickets Processed Supervisors Nix Vote Count Plan Traffic Citations Now Computerized ny JACK BR0 8ACK by name, driver'! license before, with a rt!ulting gain In their traffic ofrtMel. oi"" 011...-~1 .. 1 l••H numbtr, 50eial 1 , cu r It y income to the C(IUnty of Eventually inform&l.ion will SANTA ANA -The traffic number and other l.dentiflr.rs. JMQ,OOO 1 yeiir. tit ftd into tM central eom· law violalor who toda" igMres p"t•• f•om •If ft've county SANTA ANA -A last minute pitch by the represen- tat1\'e of a vote tabulation firm to change approved plans for Orange County vote coun- ting next year failed Tuesday. Supervisors by a 3-1 vote turned dowr. a proposition of· fered by Robert Hill of the Computavote Company of Los Angeles ll'hich he argued v.1ou!d save the county several hundred thousand dollars. RegislrAr of Voters David Hitt'hcock told board members the "ntw" system being of· fered by Hill was not new, that it had been evaluated last June along ll'ilh fi\'e other systems. In August. supervisors gave Hitchcock the go ahead to purchase equipm e n t to streamline the Coleman elec- tronic vote counter.s and im- prove their ope.ration at a cost of $520,800. Hitchcock w a rne d SUPf'rvisors Tuesday that, "We ha\'e reached the point when our decision must be firm. If ·wt hold up the agreed pro- j:!ram now \\'e ll'i!l not be read.\" for the primary election next June." He said the present ap- proved program only al10"1ed New Court Gets Okay By Valley SAf\"T'A ANA -A proposal to build a federal district court in Santa Ana has received the backing of the Fountain Valley City Council. Councilmen passed a rrgolu· lion Tuesday night in wh ich they urged construction of a federa l court in the Santa Ana civic center. The proposal. which alsn has the backing of the county Bar Association, would locate l'l se· cond district court of the Cen- tral District of California in Orange County. Currently the district court is located in San Bernardino. Councilmen noted Iha! the district is the only one among th~ first 77 in size IQ have " single court location. They also point out that !he districl i~ sixth of the 93 federal court districts in the number of civil case filings. Developnient Bounced By Pla.nners SANT A AN A -0Pveloper lJlilliam Lyon has been given 611 days to correct an access deficie.ncy and provide a i;chool sile if he w;:inls his cen- tral Irvine. Ranch dl':vetopment approved b~· the county Plan· nini;:: Commi!isinn. L\·on v.·ants lo build 288 sin~le family hnml'!i and an eighl·arrl! ('Qn1merciat <'entl':r nPar Culver Dri\·e and the S.:inta Ana Freeway. Plans reviewed 'oy the cnm· missifln call for onl.v ont 11c- ('f'SS roadll'il y, Yi'alnut Avrnue. County Fire Warden Elmer O~t.erman has voiced his ob- jection lo such a plan. If the lone 11ccP.ss v.·as blocked. fire fighting eq~ip ment r ould not gel into the area. Osterman argued. Original plans for the sub- division called fo r • 10-acre schoolsite. but it was tater deleted when the Marine Corps ind icatl':d a desire to ac- quire an air corridor for the Santa An.11 f\.1arine Corps Air Facility, wiping out the school area. Huntington Hit-run Case Set WESTMTNSTER -A m11n 11ccused of leaving the acene or " fatal traffic accident in Hunting1-0n Beach last month has been ordered to West Orange County Jud I c I a I District Court ~pt. 24 for preliminary hearing. Ltt Sherman Ha ll. 38. Buena Park, has been chMged with felony hit and run, felony drunk dri v ing and man.~!aughter . Police claim Hall dmve .3ll'8V from an accident Aug 27 which left 16-yl':tir old Karen Elliott of Huntington Beach dead. a 80-day test period before the election and that lhe full timt would be needed. Board Ol(s Bids For Lifeguards SAl\"T'A ANA Orange County Supervisors approved contracts for I i f e g l' a r d services with four Orange Coast cities Tuesday. but nnly aJt1tr they almost decided to cancel the pacts they had ap- proved last June. Supervisor Ronald Caspers of Newport Beach first movl':d to approve the contracU with Seal Beach. Huntington Beach, Newport Beach and San Clemente for ;o;ervices Of\ coun- ty-owned beaches. But when Supervisor Ralph Clark of An;iheim read a ll':n~thy explanation or the pro- gram which calls for 11 study or payments and a report next December, Caspers withdrew his motion. It W.1S finally explained !hat the supervisors had approved the payments for the current fiscal year last June 15 and ll'ere be ing 11sked merely to approve the contracl.s as drawn by the County Counsel'& officf'. Approved were payments of $39.732 to Newport Beach; $46.767 to HuntingUJn Beach: $67,571 to San Clemente and $22.586 to Seal Beach. Add itional agreements with Newport, San Clemente and Seal Beach for a total sum of $166,623 to compensate those cities for" countvwide users of bea<'hes were held up when board Chairman Robert Battin said he is npposed. A four-fifths vote i s necessary to 11pprove the agreements and Supervisor David L. Baker was not present because of illness. The board approved the 1971·72 payments, but ordered further study. We're opening the doors ) ll will ht praclicalJv im· I I · _, Jh "" " ... tickeL~ hecause he figures his ' t was erp iinno at "" per· judici al dist ricts. chance of not btinJl serv~ pmsible for the repcatinl{ cent of the workload nf ,;:==~::c;:;-;;~;--;--==::; I ood lawbreaker lo avoid pro-mun icipal courts involves traf· WHAT 11 TO•A1 with an arrest warranl s g will soon be a ''victim" ot the secution. f1'c off•n~e!'I i.nd the. b•cklog of Prior history of violators is warrants is so greal that ii computer age. instantly av11 il11hle tn nfficer11 cannot be tfficiently handled. Orange County 0 r f i c i a 1' and court per50nnel through Currentl y, about 52.000 ar· , ••• OIMONIT.Al"ION .. 'I ... """' .. '"' mMll•llt!I, It R I I ~ I, ., ......... Tuesd11.y unveiltd their new te.ltphont>: hne.s to the county's rest wa rrant.s e.ac.h year 11rt" TOGA CINTlll ~tun !cipal Court.s Au UJmated <'Omputer fat'ilit y. 8 a i I t1enerated for those per50ns .. , 1. ""' ''"· C•ll• M--*""1111 Procf":!ures System, Phase !i~~~~~~~:;;~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ amounU ror the violations will who lait to appear to clear up o~:pervi~or Ralph Cl11.rk of be automatically calculated byr Aoah,;m. th• b o ,, d ·, !he '0 m'""" I SMOKING-WEIGHT PROBLEMS! ! ! rrpre!ient11li\•e nn tht Criminal Tht honest person will reap1 S L"f Y 0 t S T d Justice Cou ncil, hailed the some benefit fron1 the system. GYlt G I e -OUr Wft • tart 0 ay A -•••t••" l•tt•• P'l"t·' by Yo .. ''" ol1f1•I 1~1•1 o•oblemo i" ·1u•I 10 DA YS. L11•" 1boul our achlr vement as 11 "significant '"" ~.· "" • " o:u . v t 'JI "· t t ch non·mool ital. non ·O••••pv p109t•m of po,;1;., '"'""'"';~ r11po,.1e mt.fc.·.',o"• t'o th• cnunti"s ef· compu er w1 ""' sen o ea " k h +kol ~•~ kt l> ct~ito l SMOIUNG anol Wl lGHT. Thi1 ;, 1 tl•-fort.!I In increase rr.specl for lie eted driver within 72 ours 1;9h1l.,I. ,;mple c1>nc1p1, • GUAR.t.NTllD .... thool •hot i ~1trucll Jaw llnd order." of the lime he jtl':l!'i 11 c1!11t ion •ftol t uiol•• vou 1.,,...,d, .,h •.• ;~9 .,0.,, 9.,.1. He said Ute projecl btgao informing him of the 11mounl Att.n.I 1 "•• l•clu•• ipo~•o•eol bl NATION AL ANTI -SMOKING two years ago with 11 reque..<;t of penalty. This saves 11 COUNCIL •~••Y Tue•ol•y f.,, SMOICIRS -W1tlft11.!•11 for for federal fund ing under the telephone call or trip to the WllGHT I k. ,,. c.11 for ........... ft •• "J timt. Safe Slretl~ Act of 1968. cour t c er s o ice. Comput•d"d w;n "' th• '""' w'"'"" w;n"' ,... NATIONAL ANTI-SMOKING COUNCIL 673-7570 processing of the 350,000 traf-cessed by the com puter and it Lido Building, Suite 310 fie citations issued each year is e11timated that ~ percent 3355 Via Lido, Newport Beac:h by county law enforcement, -~m:•:r~•~w;;;n~i><:::•:•:•:c:h<d~~th:•:•~=============;===========~ 11gencieis. I" 'i'he svstem is already IC· livated in the Central Orange County and North Orange Counlv Judicial D is Ir i ct Courts and will be extended to the \\1t st Coun ty courts in \Vestm1 os!er on Monday, the Harbor District couru: 1n Cosla 1'-1esa on Oct. 4. and the South County Courts in Laguna Niguel on Oct. 18. The new method of pro- cessing traffic citations in- cludes 11 central computerited index to all traffic violators Enroll Now Fall Semester ALL-DAY CLASSES llildergartea thra 8th Grade • T11tl'linr tM 4 R's wittl pbonics • Door·t..Ooor lus Strlict •Iffert 111tl Aft1r Stllttl Care • lln111ab~ Tuitio1 In FOUNTAIN VALLEY 16835 Br0okhurst Street 962-3312 HAWTHORNE CHRISTIAN SCHOOLS Keep Your Children In Good Hands I S1111 tl111• ,.. •wren - 111 ,.,.. ... , lty ,~•11•• of our new Capistrano Palisades Branch and we 're having an Open House to celebrate the occasion . • Complimentary gifts for all We'll have Lionel Barrymore color prints, gold coi n cand y and refreshments for our guests. · Bring the whole family See our new branch. It has safe deposit facilities, a night depository and ample free parking. Drop by. Our Open House should provide an enjoyable time for everyone. Banking Hours: Monday-Thursday, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.; Friday, 10 am. to 6 p.m. DriVfTUP windows will be open 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday-Thursday; Friday, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. ... ,, ' ' .> JO;,.' ~ " ... . ' . • You are cordially invited ·: .. tq'~n.--Op~~ \iQus~. ·~·~_,.,..: '""~-"~'Y)'. ,_. ~ ... ~ .... · · Friday,: .. S¢~tember 17 } • r .·"·Y-~. "" , .. ··"·J i ' • .' • ·" • • '>. ~. ,. ' 10 a.m. tq 6 p.m .. . ' ... ~ • ~ J • 400 Camino ~e ·Es.trella, in Grarit'.s Plaza, San Clemente . . " ,... "" ..... ' ' ' ome "oin us! BANK OF Capistrano Pallaadel Branch 4CO Camino de Estrella, San Clemente AMERICA J4 DAI LV PILDT N WedntMlay, Sfpltmbtr 15, ln "'"" CGO•n•, E•n.,1 "'"""' •r>ll 80111.-. v-. "lormt• W ofl<t "'hct (, $n11m,..•Y, WlnlMYI ,.,.,.~ t r>ll TllWI L t Sffftct<. Dt nlt l F t nO JttMI!• 14. IDrt nlm, A<MI w t r.cl Efwnf D Dtsso l't.1.0llS C.crn•• Ew• L111•''" t nd ("•""" '~••" "'••roe-•. L•'"•,. t no Jon., F••• C.rlmt 1. 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R£~ 1 09 99c"" 1. 77 LADt1s · Tops ~··,.1 ••.•ft 1 ~nr·~L''" !'~.•·\ ~ :r, l'\Mo, t••' no • '~ rr.,.; •'•I 'A~ r~~ • n l"M1•~ ·r~· ~·;•·S "'L XI ~;~!. fn n·• ... "' 2 ~5.00 GIRLS ' ' ' ~ 'P 0 GllLS' "Knee Hi~ Socks ~•trJI'• lorl, 'MISS!.S' :~·. l\<1 111 :\', ~. n~ C10't ~ D 'r~ P•· ~,.,~-1;.~Q:,,IH1ll sac 77c 99c 1.39 ' I II 1 1 ' I .1 • • •• .. I Costa Mesa ED IT ION Today's Fl-I • ' -N.Y. Stoelm VOL. 6-4, NO. 221, 7 SECTIONS, 9~ PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORN IA WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER IS, 1971 TEN CENTS ' ' f i • ' . ., ... '" THAT CAU SED ESTIMATED $23,000 IN DAMAGE Contractor; Orig in of Blaze Unde termined Mesa Home R.ipped by Fire Gasoli11 c $23,000 Blaze l''lc11nes Fueled by • lll Flaincs fed hy a .~udden gasoline rx· plosion thal shol a tongue or rire Olll to the sidc1l'a lh. caused severe dan1ai::e an1ounting to $23.000 at a Costa ~-!csa home l'uesday afternoon. No one was injured ai the Anthony '·Tony" Valenti ho1ne. :1103 Plalte Driv f', fkc.men said. Valcnli 's three big do&s esc aped tron1 t he fenced front .vard v>hile 1hc I p m. blaze \\'as being fou ght. The building 1.:ontrai.:1or "'as out hun· l ing the1n at one point \\'h1le crowds or 1·11rious ne ighbors v.·a!chcd fire1ncn finish lhf'lr JOh Coosidc1·1ng I.he po~!i1bil1ties in\ulveri, Fire .\·larslu1! F.d Ll'v.·1~ said loday lhe 11 pectr1cul<1r lire could h:ll'P been n1uch \l'Of'Se. "There wa:o; very littl e da111age lo the 1·ontenls of the honH.•," he said. "which ts rather unusual." lie said n1en rroin an engine l'Ompciny raced into lhe blazing home lo cover furniture and other items with hea vy, 1vatcr-resfstan1 salvage cove rs wl1 ile hose lines v.·rrr bring conncl'ted 11.v ot hers nu I side !\'o l:<Hlse h;is J>een dcte!'nlined for the ras!-rno\'ing firr that or1g111a1cd in the \'<'l lcn\1 g;u·:ige. r ating its 11·i1~ inlo I.hf' at- la· Ga!'agr 1·01111.·nls ineluded six fire ex- l111guisher5 ;ind a huge profession al 1·cstaurant prcs.~ure 1·ooker to bf-used by lhe Sons o1 Italy fraternal organization at • spaghetti Iced llus v.·eekend. Club 1nenlbl'r \'alcn\1 said the cook er schedu led tor u~e al !hr Fiest a de Cosla ~·le:;;; appeared unda1naged but 1t will probably need a nlaJQI' clraning. 1\ nrii.:hbor. ~\trs . H I. Van l!nrn. o[ :1102 l'l;irtr Drivr d1ret•t!y tid jaccnT, ('tcd1ted tll'o nei ghborhood bo~s with (,"1in1b111~ (\• hrr rooftop wi1ll garden hoses to d11ul\c 1\ 1nd·b[u,vn e1nbers '\Ir 11r1·r JU.~! driving by 011tl1c11"il J' 1<'1 Da\ r ~ l1ou~1·. wl1en we saw the !-.n1olit'. juniprd ilt11 :111d gr abbed the hoses:· sa1cl 1\llen Brown, 18. <1l the ::.t·c.rie llP 1111d Da11d Croo k. 17. :;aid a ser1r~ flf c;.;plo.':.ions follo \1•cd by the big gas bias! that nc<1rly blew him down followed the 1n11ial lll'e. 1n1·est1gators said the smaller pops were aerosol spray cans of various com- pound!'i explochng . COSTA MESA FIREMAN RI CHAR D MATTOX POURS WATER ON FIRE Spaghetti Cooker (Background) Came Throu511h Bl.ate Unharmad Meet iii ~lesn • Battin's Move Fails Tries to Set Back Irvine Vote By J ACK BROBACK 01 IM 0 1lly l'l,_I 11111 Ora!)9,e Count y Supervisor Da vid L. Bakel' was brought from a sickbed today lo block an attempt by Board Chairman Robert Battin to push th rough a 60-day delay in <·onsideration of an election for incorporation ·of the proposed city of lr1'1ne. Bak;:-r provided the required third vote lo set the legal hearing date on in- corporation at !he minimum tivo weeks from today. Ballin, who l'.dmitted he had talked to Jn::i !l Irvine S1nith Tuesday, asked in his delaying mot ion thal the Board of Regents of th e Un ivers ity of California be askeJ lo fu rnish a copy of a Regenl- urdercd study on the proposed nev; city. Attorney Ti mothy Strader. representing the incorporators. rem inded Battin tha t 1·opies of the Regents' report had been fu rnished to board members last week and on previous occasions as far back as November. Ba ttin still rl'fused to budge and a mo- tion by Supervisor Ralph Clark for a two- 1veek delay fa iled because a majority vote of the board is: necessary. Supervisor \\'illiam Phillips was in San F'rancisco lo· d<r.y. Al this point. Baker \l'CIS summoned ir·om his sickbed. and 20 minutes later - pale and shaken -he appeared in the Police 'Hot Line' ln Mesa Slashed By Di!chdigger A syste1n or 91 automatic emera:ency reporting boi:e1 throughout cmt.a 1'-te~a for poliCe and fire department service wa!!I crippled and comple tely -out or com· 1ni.ssion for 45 minutes today. Pacific Tel ephone Compa ny spokesmen said a contractor'!! ditch-digger sliced in- to the emergency cable al 20391 Newport Boulevard, near the Sant.a Ant Countrv Club. . Tht'y 1aid lht company and ma chine operator at r11ult in the 10 a.m. incident \\'Crt not known. nor had anyone re- qucs l.ed permission to dig in !he area. One official said 1 regulatio n sign warning of underground telephon e wires wai:; posted right al the site. Co nstruction work for both the Newport Free O\·ay right-of-we1y and for goU course <1nd country club expansion has been in progress. Telephone t:o1npany District 1\lanagcr Streeter King said only the e.xpensive emergency alarm system v.•as knocked 011!. whill' commerci al and residential 1ihone service remained intact. Crew!'i of telephone cablt splicers v•ork- rrt franlic slly to reconnect the mangled 1·abl e in the ditch and finished !he job in 45 minutes. During lhal period. ii would have been irnposs1 ble lo summon police or fire tlcpartmenl un1!9 an}'where in !he city by usu11:: the ex pensive syslcm. 1n gc (;c t ~ USC P o.,;t LOS ANGEL f':S (AP ' -'Vtlliam JngP. Piilitzcr Pl'izc-v.•in ning playwright , will 1cach three cou rses starting 1\tonday at the llniversity of Southern California. Th e appointment 1vas 11nnounced Tues· da.~·- boardroom and voted for the normal two- 1\'eek delay. Suprr 1•isor Ronald Caspers of Ne.,.,·port Brach originally seconded Battin's 1no- tion for a 60-day delay but later 1vithdre1v the second after listening lo ~trong pro- tests fron1 Strader. Joh11 Bu r to n. chairman of the incorporators' group and Andrew J\.lay, of COIN 1\•ho challenged the supervisor to allo\v 8 vo le "113 you promised." Caspers. Jn originally supporting Bat- lin 's move, said he had talked to f\1rs. Sn1ith and he thought her wishes for a delay should be respected. '"The request of the ow ne11if 20 percent of the Irvine Con1pany stock should be c.:onside red rather than that of a phony lai: foundat ion in San Francisco,·• Caspers said. IThe Irvine Fou ndation. \\'hich holds the ma jority of th e Irvine Company stock.) Sa nta Ana Mayor Lorin Grisel also pro- tested, but adn1itted when questioned that his city had no t obtained a court order to delay the hearing as they had sought. Jncorporators objected vigorously to ~ Battin's 60·day delay move because it \vould push the date for the election to form the ne1v city Wf!ll into 1972 and jeopardize !ht chances of the new city to collecl taxes during the 1972-73 fiscal year. LOBB IES FOR DELAY lrvint 'l Join Irvine Smith Governor Orders Probe Into Prison Slaughter ATTICA, N.Y. (UPl)-Gov. Nelson A. R.ockcfeller todt y ordered the in- vestigation into the Attica prison rebellion broadened to determine how ni ne hostages were shot when the facilily '1'as stor med by slate police, Nationa l Guardsmen and sheriffs deputies. In a brief meeti ng wit h reporters at hl.3 New York City offi ce, the governor wa!!I asked directly if he had information that .11tate police bullets ki lled 0 lhe nine hostages. "In the heal of • situalion. traged ies develop," Rockefe ller responded 1om- berly. shaking his head. The governor sa id he v.·ould 11,v lo the 1.:apitol in Al bany Thursday to confer wilh leg islative leaders on the Attica situation. Inside the gray prison wall~ State Cor· rectional Commissioner Russell G. \V estern Wi11d s To Push 1'emps Past 100 A()'ain tl A brief respite from the heal \\"ave that has gripped Southern California for niore lh<t.n one week is t"xpccted to end by Fn· cl ay with westerly winds again pushing I he n1crcury p;,1st 100 degrees. Tomorrow's high 1s expected to reach into the high BO's. still above the no rmal hig h of 8:1 fo r this time of yf!a r, The N<1lional \Vea\hcr Service said the slightly lower lcmper;:iturcs will be caus· ~d by offshore bree:tcs temporarily moV· ing into coastal areas. But by lhe end of t he week. the forecasters added. Santa An;i. desert winds are expected to push temperatures up again. Oswald postponed a scheduled new1 toll• rerence "until everything cools down ." Ari aide said th<1t may be as late as next /11onday 'fhe aide revealed that "some" or lh• leaders of the rebellion had survived iind "1ve're going through the proccs:I' of slf· ting the1n out." He added that he did not have th• na mes of the leaders and tha t he did not know for certain how many, if any, wer1 killed, Tl1e death toll from !he insurrection climbed t.o 42 \\'ednesday when a wound· cd inmate died in !\!eyer Memorial Hospi tal in nearby Buffalo. Ten of the dead were prison y.•orkers held hostaga by the convicts and 32 were prisoners. 1'he first to die. \\'illian1 Quinn, 26, " i;uard. was buried fotlov.•ing a Roman Catholic !\-lass JUst a /e1v doors away fro1n the home in Al!ica "'here he lived y.•ith his v.·ife and two young daughters. About 400 unifonncd correction officer• from throughout the state formed an honor guard for fhe sornbr r l:eremon ies in the flag draped farming co mmunity ol 2.800 Quinn died of head iniuries suffered 1'."hen he 11·as beaten the first day of the rcbeJl1011 . Jn Ba\a\·1a. 11 few mil es Jway, scr1·1ccs 1,•erc al~o held for Richard l.ewiS. an<llher <lf lhe hos tages wh o wa:I' shot to dcatJ1 Os11•ald dtd tu;t <itlr.nd the runrral~ hrl'ause, as an ;11dc put 1l ... There might hal'C bee n rcsentmcn1 " Cera Id J loul ihan . public rel al ions of- ficer for the correction dcpartmen1. met briefly v.·ith ne \o:sn1e11 tind ;i! J.iTsl denied tha t any official slate1nent said that ho.~tages htid their throa!s slit by the con• ViC'lS. "'i\1aybe it"s an 1n1prcssion," Houlihan !la id. ··rm sure it w;is not lo be given as /See ATIIC . .\. Page 2) Valcnli and his v.•ife ~:leanor. a school te;icher, were away when the fire broke fJUl. 1vhite their 14-year-old son had gone back lo school after lunch. Thief Ransa ck s Car in Newport Water Units Fight Merger Temperatures in the San Berna rdillll- Riverside region dropped to the low IOOs Tuesday with recorded highs of 110 in Palm Sprtngs. 104 in Riverside. 102 in Ontario and 100 in San Bernardino. The Los Angeles Department of Waler 11nd Power generated 3.JS million kilo watts of electricity. down from 3.43 million Monday. A depar tm en t spokesman announced there was no longer any need for the public lo curtail u!!le of cle<:tncity. Oraage Coa1t A college student and his wi fe in transit fron1 Escondido tol d Newport Beach poli ce they lQS! S:~.400 in possessions tO I car burgl:ir late Tuesda y. . The locked s;cdar1 was entered 111 the parking lul of t h~ Heubcn E. Lee floali n~ rec:taur11 nt . ~e1id Ofricer Don Cots. :.\rnold J. Ekland. 34. of Escondido, told i n\'e~ligators the couple lost 1t variety of je\1·elry. clot hing . c;i.sh and camera equipmenl. H ow;c Votes Repeal \\'ASHI NGTON (AP) -'l'he llouSf. h11s W>led to repeal a law permitting deten· tion centers for suspected spies a/'ltl wbvers1ves dunng wa rtime. The 356 to 4~ \'Cole Tuesday camt after f'A'O d;iys of debatl' in which !ht bill'~ );tJpportt'rs recalled lhe Imprisonment of 112.000 J apanese·Arncrican-" living no the \l',.~t C.:011st durini;: World War I I Representa nves of water ;:i ge11e1r!'i rrom all over califorrua l'Onvened in Costa Mesa Tuesday night to bci.:1n a campaign againsl i::rand·1ury rt"cu rn· mended consolidation. 'fhe IWO·ll011r Civic Center l:onf•'rent•e resulted in a call for a 1·ounlyv.·1de. con1- rn1Uee or 1vater rlistricls ;i l t~r <'Ull- sidetaU9lLJlf 12 u!her w1:11s of alla(·king the concept. <,;osta Mesa Counly Waler l)is1r 1t'l directors angrily l:alled !lie meeting Sept 1. over a recenl Orange Coun!y Grand .Jury report, 'T'he jur9rs' find ings. ~ 1 g n e d by 'Foreman ·and former Newpo r1 Beach P.·layor Doreen ,_larsha ll. call for con- solidation of special water dis tricts under direct county administrallon. The .report calls I hem archaic legacies or bygone farming lime:o>. ~,ario Dura nte. CMC\\!D l'res1df'nt 1~·hn presided Tu esday, fired oft an 1r:i1e lellt'r im~iately to ot her f·ounl.v v.•ater di stricts. tlU acking !he j:!r11nd jurv report. lit declared U to be unf;i1r. u11subst:1i1- li111ert -and poorly written to boo!. Ray Wallace, CMCWO man11Rer ~aid \11da)' the dozen e1genda 11ems considered Tuesday range lron1 doing nothing to try :1nd refu1e 1he controversial \\'a,er drslricl consohd11t1on reporl. to bi tterly org;lfHz1n~ lo refute 1l The t:ri.1C\\'O's legal <"OU ll!irl. Roger l lowell. v.a~ f1nal!.v instruc ted to takt lirnired <1ct1u11 involving l11osr Orange L'ouu1v ,1•;11r.r districts direc tly involvert. -ire-'WifnipjXJTrif 3con1nlitfrr flrn1en fro111 an1uni: 1heril !o cornpilc a report c.:halleoging the grand JUl')'.s pilJ)t"r. due Y.li\hin 90 days. Besides the C~-1(;\\'D. they include the Jrvine, J\.1oulton-Niguel, Yorba Linda, Nixou Plays H o~l Y.'ASMINGTON l APl -Japan's Prince Jl lto chi and Princess llanak9 have toured lhe White llouse Rose Garden with Presi- dt'nt Nixon as their guidr. The two roye1 I 11 1~1lors were also guests at a tea 1·crernuny in the \\'hitc House hosttd b.v ,\·lrs. Nixon T11t~tlay and thrn ctiattert \\'1th tlu· Pn·s11lrnl in his r xccuti vf! uf· flt ('<: Laguna Niguel, South Coast and ot~r y.·ater districts which would come under t:ounty supervisors' control. Lawyer~ iittending included J oh n Fraser, gtneral counsel lo the Irrigation Ois~ricts' Association, encompassing the enlire slate, ~nd Sta n Lagerlof, attorney for Los Angr.les area water agencie~. The aud ience included many grand jury memnerramonrmore tha n M persons-- attend ing. among them Nick Ziener, Costa Mr sa Chamber of Commerce CJ:· ecutive manager. Ziener. whose duties have recently been expanded toward area industrial developmenl toord lnaUon. also challeng- ed the grand jury'• report on special water districts. He predicted that if special purpose agf!ncies such as water dl!tricts trf! syste.matlcally consolidated under one government It will herald f!ventu11! loss of citizen control over taxing agencies. "Thi~ is thf! littlf! by liltle massacre of local control," Ziener warned. 11~ also called tor news media 1n· ve.sll.R:alion of th~ entire picture and sup. port of efforts to halt any such takeover. .Scliool Shortens Joh Office Day Summer vacatJon'• end has almost. but not quite, put the Harbor Area Youth Em· ployment aervlct out of work. R.tlum to school claSSta has curtailed the YE.S office's operating hours to Mon· day, Wednesday and Friday from 2 to S p.m., according to YES leader•. 1'he .staff and fttillty at 594 Center St.. Sl.)(ttCdt d during the vacation perM>d in aettlng more than 600 lull or part-time jobs for yowig peo ple. Job$ and job seekers can still be matched up if tho~ with work to be done •nd those wishing to do it ca.II 642-0474, to make arrangements. • ' "'ea th er Cool ocean breezes continu~ tit bring Southland lemperaturesl\o • tolerable level today. Highs alon1 lhe coast wi ll be around 7S risinJ:" lo 87 inland. Lows tonight around 62-66 . A.fler four ma·n-made voyage.~ to the moon. 11010 m11ch do scientists rea/.ly k11ow about th~ orioui o/ t:arth's sotell1te:1 Ste Page 28. .. ,,.., " I t.rim' 11 C10folrf111 I '°'"' Ct•.,.... n Cl>ld:I"' U• 1 Cltool!IMI ., • ., c-•u :rt (,.II_. H Dt11fi1 NitllCtl tt oi ..... ,., •• '"1'-•111 ,.... • E11Mrt1l1111Mt11 H-11 'llll "<t IJ." "'"'I<"" ll .l.1111 Ufftr• J) M1llbe~ • Ml rri ... l ltM -H MIR ill !1-tnl!t M ""-''"" Jt.JI Mylyf l l'tMI H H1llMll N•R +6 0.l ntt (WMY If ''"'" ,..,...,, 1' S-h 11·1• Of". S .. 1"1;,...,.R If ,,..~ "''"'Ill• ''"" Tt'\tYl11tto II '"-''''' M-J1 W........ I W~l!t Wt \R 11 ..,......,.., /rMw1 ~ WtrWI loitWI l ·J • f CAJLY PILOT c Wtdn~q, Stpumbtr 1.5, 1971 : Nixon Freeway Now Official SACRAMENTO 1AP ) -\\'hat woWd be a IOOd name foe a 1ttetch ef freeway that NJ>J throucb Yorba Linda. the toW'ft wbe.r• :President Nixon was born, and Whittier, where ht attended roUegf:? Why the Richard M. N1.1on Freew1,y, ot course. And that's the name it "'tll get under a resoluUon adopted Tuf:sday by the Senate. The highway ls Cali!omia 90 in Los Anaeles and Orange countif:s. '.Mesa Group Sets Action On Survey Sitting down with I.he first formal blueprint fcrr Costa Mesa of the 1980s and beyond, the city's Downtown Redevelopment Committee co n v e n e s toni~_t to consider m a k I 1 g its own s~cif1c recommendations. The p&nel could begin applying its own t.ouche:s to the 4.7-page document at the 7:30 p.m. session in the civic center first floor conference room. : Members may also mere.ly review the 18 million project plans in detail again, aa outlined by consult.ants Wil.!iey and Ham. . The committee was formed two ye1rs ago to salv1ge 1 Newport Frttway-.!ilash· ed centr&J section from possibly stagna· ti.on. No decisive action can be taken tonight. !'.bat will require a series of public hear· ~gs. :Crucial to the future of the downtown d.!Jtrlct -whether redevelopment in it.J present concept ls possible -is com· pleUon of the Newport Freeway during Uie lite 1970s, according to the Wilsey ~ Ham tf:port. • Phase I would involve major street ·widening a.nd creation of public. plazas. tl!e<:1retlcally beginning late this year and extending over three more. Phase JI would cover the following fi\•e years and would revolve around establishment of the Route ~5 free":ay. plus secondary major street w.idf:ning projects and plazas. Phase III would Involve creation of a major park and p.&rkln g areas. A breakdown nf projected land use shows 195 tot.al , with 66.8 residential, 30.2 commerc.ial, 18.3 for parks and public t.W;. 11.8 for limited light Industry and ~.9 acrf:S for parking. By far the most costly portir:in -of 46.9 tcres -would be local streets to sup- ~ent Route ~~ which will carry out-of- . beach" traffic through Costa Mesa via the subsurface freeway. Financing could com e from 8 variety of sources. puhlic. money including bonds. 1pecia.1 districts, plus s~!.e' cash available -ed feder&J fund assistance. Roger Early, 57, Servi ces Slated -A longtime Harbor Arta chef and .restaurateur died r..1onday following four months in a com1 followi11g an accident&] ~il l. Funeral servic es .tre sf:t Friday. "Roger Early, $7. of 7S9 \.\'ilson St., Co~ta Mesa, wilt be buried after graveside: rites at 10 a,m. ln Harbor Rest Memorial Park. 'Once owner of his o"·n Rogtr's Barbecue House across Cllast High way from NewpOrt Beach's Balboa Bay Club, Mr. Early had been employed as head chef at Dillman's Restaurant on th e ~ninaula. • Survivor1 \ncludl' hi.~ snn Rngf:r Jr .. of "Balboa, who is now DiUman's head chf:I. P.is wife Evelyn. a waitress there , a.nd a &ughter, Caroline Early, of Laguna Bf:ach. Funf:ra.l servict s are under direction of We-~tcliff Chaptl r-.iortuary ·. :· ; · .. DAILY PILOT o•A.~Gl CD.UT f'UllLl!MIMG (DMPAHV le\i••t N. Wttd f'r•'.a ..... ..., PUDl(ll>tf"" J•<lr l. Curl1v ~ ,.,.i. .. 1 ~ ~·• M11111>1r Tlie"''' ic.,.a ldl- ThP"''" /t. M~rp~ift• Mln .. \O\f Et•lfW Chot!t t M. l•o1 kith.rel P. N 1IT A11!1t111; Ml llltlflU E411on c .... M9H Offk• 110 Wi t! l1v $+t-11t M.1ili11t A.tilclr1t1: P.O . l ee I ~60, •2t.26 .,_ °""" .. _.. lludl: ~ N._t lllOU! .... 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The victim was idenlifitd as Jesu Bro"·n. but his rank. agf: and hometown "'ere not disclosed. The official account ~iven Is that two P.farlnf:s tangttd outside the club beer hall about 11 p.m .. resulting in a melee "'ht"n military police units arrived tn break up a crowd of about 30 to &a v•atr.hers. Nurs es at Orange County P.tedlcal Cf:nter. however, told newsmen st.vf:ral men "'ere injured. So did a Navy medica.1 corpsman who described what he called fights all around the base , involving black and white ~larines. "T don"! deny it. I just don't have 11ny more infonnatlon than I gave. \Vf:'re still putting thf: details together now ." said one base spr.kesman . He y.·as not identified by an y specific military role in the probe. or release of information obtained. The officiaJ announcemen l earlier said several men ha ve been held for quf:S- tioning about the violence but that ao far none had been charged with specific of· fenses . . Racial problems have lf:d to past violence at other U.~. domf:stic military installations including the sprawling Camp Pend!f:ton Marini! Corps Training Center in San Deigo Counly. If unofficial accounts of the incid~nt Tue~d;iy ni~hf. at the fl ,OOO·man El Tnro Jl.fCAS facilily are suh.~tantiated. il wiU be the first. such known major Incident in Orange Olunty. The 1\-farine injure<! WR.~ a! first listed in serious condition at !he rnunty hospita\"s ln1ensive care unit but this was latPI' revised to fa ir. No detennination had been marle v.•helhPr the stveral other men Sllid tn be injurf:d ~·ere Marines "'ho galhf:red In watch a light. or P.fP officers detailed lo dispt.rn them. Emergency Work Act Baffling To Joh Seekers Some mi,understanding of the way $2.S million in Emergency Employment Act funds granted in Orange County will be allotted is sending certaln eager job-- ~eekers to the wrong agencies seeking JObS. One unhappy pros~cl for empl oyment In one of 12 jobs authorized for Co11ta P.1esa under its $79.200 ~hare . for ex· ample, says he was tol d tl1e city had tum~ it dov.·n. Costa Mesa l1as tradition Ally hten suspi<'i(lu~ ftf fedtral funds . but the !itorv its city council turned do"·n $79.200 tG help thf: locally unemployed Isn 't pr~ise ly correct. As.c;istant City Manager Robt.rt Duggan suspect!' the job-i1eeker was either misin- formed or misunderstood what he wa11 told. Tile r!l,v coun<'il hRppily accepted the funds. Duggan lla.v.~. Only with R pnpulallon of roughly 75,01)(), ('.n~ta Mesa (Ail.c; tn meet lhe minimum size amnng cities 11uthori1.ed to adminisler lheir nwn EEA fund granls. Tht cot1nty, which received iis own 6eparate SI.I million share. i.c; authorized as a rf:sult to hire ll Costa Mesans under the cil.y's grant. PopuJalion was a primary point in the formula for breaking down the allotments approved Aug. 31 by the county board of superviM)rs. The 12 job sloU! open to Cost a P.1es1ns will be fille<l through the: county e.mplt1y- ment oHicf:, when Interested persons may apply. Huntington Beach. on the other h11nd. 11 large enough In population to administer its own job assislance progr!'lm which is grant ed undf:r s llepar1'!t federal fund agreemtnt and has clonl' so. Cnl!ta l\.lesA job s\(lts allowed run In the 17,500 ptr year salary bracket , including fringe benefits . E11ch agen cy representeod 11mon1i 19 cilit>s, 19 i:;chool rlislrict11 and li5 ~pecial rlistricls given federal joh psy 11id will set 11 minimum of two new joba. Da ncing Cl a sses Set At Recreation Center It t.akes two to t.ango. not to mentlM fox. trot, rhumba, cha ch• cha and do·&i· do. And all of them and more will be t1ught Tutsd.__y nlgh\8 beginn\ng Stpt. 21 In Cosh1 "''~" Reere1tion DepartmP.nt J1:qu11re 11nd round danc~ cl11J1sea at the {)-immunity Recrtatlnn Cl'nler. Tht f11<'illty al thl' Wl'~t gale of the Orange Count y F'11 irgrnun<l J1: will open fflr th' hrst !!l"Sl'>ionll: of both that nl@ht at A Pm wl!h re"istr11tion open only <lurin& thl' fir.~t lhrt>I' Tuesdayll:. Need a Laugh~ Com edy Show Tickets Available Ticket.I· art .WI 1v1!1'ble !cir the Skiles aM. Htndtt10n benefit shew Sept. 24 and 2$ In S.n JUI!! Capilttano. ,.,_ WIU·lltlftft eomtd)' t .. m will gl ve twt> perfonnanees on boUi Friday 1rd Saturday -• dinner ahow and a cocktail show at the El Adobe Restaurant. PrO<",eds will go to th' F'iesta de las Golondrina.!I Association which annually sponsors the parAde to ce!ebrale the relurn of the swallows to Miss ion San Ju11n Capistrano_ Tickets, which are for the show only, ar~ $350 per person. They arf: available by calling the El Adobe Restaurant al 493-1164 or Arlf:ne Skiles al 493·3003. Thf: dinner show on Saturday is scilcl out but tickf:Ls are still available for Friday's dinner 1how whlcb will begin around 8: 3G p.m. Diners will be asked to anive at 8:30 to 1tve thtm plMty of time to ut before the 1how 1larta. Tlcketa are .WI available for both Fri- day and Saturday'• cocktail shows. Ooon1 will open al 10 :1.$ p.m. and the snow will start Around 11 p.m. Skiles and llenderson, who hav e ap- peared nn 90 television ~hows, met in Newport Beach. They were introduced by Newport Harbor Hl1h School drama roach Bud Wentz and got their start at Disneyland . They now M ve their own production company, are making edu c at inn a I m11teri1ls, and have made a pilot for thtir own telf:v ision series. Newport Beach Will Make Bid for Alternate Route With its neighbors thf:r' gu11rding their nwn interests, Newport Beach will go hefore the California Highway Cnm· mission Thursday asking for 11 e.tudy of an allern11tf: r(}ute for the Pacific Coast fref:way. Represf:nt.ative.s of <:o61.a l\1esa. Hun· llngton Beach and Laguna Beach said to-- day they w!!l attend the 10 a.m. meeting in Ventura. The request. to have. the freeway rerouted along the San Diego Freeway to the C<Jrona del Mar F'rf:eway !hen easter· ly lowarcls Laguna Beach 11long Aflnil3 Canyon Road and through Cnyole Can· yon. is tf:ntative\y set to be heArd at 11 :20 11.m. Newport Beach Mayor Ed Hi rth 11aid this mornnig .all thf: city wants is for the commission lo tell the Division of Highwi:ty! tn study th' rou!e Laguna Beach City City l\1anAger Menager Lawrence Rose said this morn· ing his city will send a represf:o!.ative to the hf:llrin,'!. but hi!! will go only to \lsten, not. In testify. Cllst;i Mesa City At.!ornty Rov June will also be present to de!lver ·a cilv council resolution stating Co.~ta Mesa ·:~ belief !hat a coastal frf:eway somewhere &till is needed. Huntington Beach t.1ayor G e o r g e McCra cken, who met with Hirth Tue!day, won a similar stiitement of position from his council Tuesd1y night. McCracken sees Thur8day'a hearing II! a cruciRI one . He said the cities surrounding Newport Beach "want us lo go to the State Highway Commh;s lon to keep the mule talks optn . ''If~ either that or kill it,," he said, "It mi~ht bf: the life or death fM the free way." McCracken ~aid the slate needs to bf: told ti'! '"keep "'orking on the issue. "\\le 've got to let the state know all c111cs are desireous of a solution," he said Cos!A r..1esa i\1ayor Robert Wilson said thii:: morn\ni;: he could support the study nf the alternate route, but indicated that support would come only if ti will not prolon,l.l actual construction of a coastal fri;or"·ay. Bn~e 1;a1d that wh ile Laguna support!!" the s!urly. it dnes not nece~arily support !he prnposed rou!e. L:i.i:iun;i Reach Councilmen tonight will hPilr a s!a[f report on the proposal that i;;iy.~ it ptllentially could have a diminishing effect on that city'a zone of influence. Hirth will bt accompanied to the meeting by Traffic Engineer Robert Jaf· fe . Vice Mayor Howard Rogers is also et- pected to ettf:nd. Brain Da1nage Reported In Grass Smoking Rats By FRANK CA REY Anec!•llo! f'rM1 Wrl!tr WASHINGTON -Two s c l e: nt Is Is reported today the first evidence of brain damage to animals exposed to marijuana nve r long periods. They s!rf:ssecl that 1.hl'y dn nnl know yet whether rf:.~ults with rats 11rt 11p- plic11h!f: lo human~ hut they urged doc· tors to be alert ror .!lymplom11 in longtime users. The rese11rchP.r~ l!Miri the r;it~ shnwtri bizarrf: reAction~ re.~ultiog from the br11in damagP. pre.~um11b!y c11u.~ed hy tht. l'!d· ministration of marijuana. And they sug· gested doctor~ "'atch for signs of tremors and ronvulsions in patients known to he longtime merlj11an11 u~ers. frealment to fore~t11l permaor nt brain damage. The findings were submitted to the 1Fi2nd annu,111 meeting of the American \.hemlc11 I Society by Dr. H arr is Rosenk11r11ntz, a Ph. D. and director of hif)('hemistry nf the Mason Research Institutes. Worce~ter, Mess., and re~earcher Yuga! K. Lulhr11, also of the M11i.(ln lns!it.u!.e. They g::i ve this outline of the rt search in1·nlving 200 rats '. The r11t.s "'ere divided into rour groups nr :in each, "'llh e11ch group being ad· mlnisll'red diHerent dosage!! of a highly pur ified form of delta-9 THC the most t C· live r-nmponent of m11rlju11na or doses of R crude marlj 11an11 extr11ct. They stressed that the Amnunts of thP ,_.,~•rtl_..tflf1 drug used nn rats were 10 times 11s high lrr~1a• •••'"'••-oiii~;;;;;;.o. ..... R~ !hose hf'!ie.ved tl"I b. rnn~um•d hv • <'hron ic mAr iju11na users. They estirnatf'ft ~ tt ~·nuld require smoking ehoul 50 m11n- j11Rn<1 cigarettts daily fnr 11n tLn· ' rletP.rmined period nf time ln lea rn I "·h~rher eHert5 r>n mAn "·nulri hf' cn m· 1 TODAY pArAh\e lo lh11!'.e. sh(lwn 1n lhe r:i!s Nt1•rrthele~~. nn~ nr tli1: ~c1Pn!1 s1~ in rtpl_v to 11 news confrrence f!Ue s11nn said J by dnr1nr~ should h1> nn !he ;iler! for •::1rly j llign,; <1mon~ mariju<1nR smokers nf thf" j bizarre reaction.i; that was noted in the 1 rodent!. He said detect.inn of suc.h rRr\y v.·arning signa might make possible quick Quii1tet Sin gs Blu es F ollowii1 g Mu sic Complaint A <'omplaint sboul lnud sleroo m11~il" Tues d a y at s Cos ta Mesa aparlmenl left one quintet singing the blues ov'r their arrest ror allegedly possf:sslng a full pound llf marijuana. lnvestigator11 said lhey heard the f~millar eound of 8Cr11mbllng feel 11s oc- cupants of the unit at 368 E. 10th S! , 11p- pftrently tried to hlde evidence after ttiey arrived. Officer .Eat ROdlers e&id If WM a full thrtt minutea before the door w11s fin11lly 6pened. Police ch1 imtd tht.y 11mel\ed lh« odor of burning marijut1na 5 !1d enterM lhl' apartment, to find stUl·wsrm ~m(lkinR pi~s and a lerge plasllc beg nf suspicious wttd. Booked on suspi~ion of pnue~1on nf marijuant11 and possess.ion of nt11rcolit:~ par11phe:rn,11.ll1 wttt H11r0ld D. Shelli.. 20. of the: 20th Slrett t11<.1drtn ; U:roy 11 . Rretlin, of :162 ~. 20th St ; Jo.9t>ph R Gret.n. Ill o11.nd Dthr" P.1. O'Tonlt. Ill, both ()f 1989 Anaheim St.: and .le11nettt" 1\-t fl ianchlnJ. lft, of .'l219 Heather l.11nt . Ntl''port 8t.11ch. lnvt!ligatnr1 s11ld the 1\legtt1 m11rl· Juana •eiud appeared to be. of poor quall· ly J. C. HUMPHRllS THI Rl.INIOW GEM W&ll known for it1 reinbow colors, +he cpal ha1 no di1tinctiv• color of it1 own, 1mall unifcrm crackt in th• 9em •ccountin9 #or th• vari•cl hu•1. Mott popular toda y are op•I• #re m M1'llico. Th•y e1e of th1 fir• op•I ., •. riety, emitting red qlowt of liqht from th1 cor•. If you w111nt to i•• tom• n••I "ccn· ver~ation pi111c11'' 9•m1, com• in i nd look ov1r our b••utiful a 1ao rlm•nt of opal1. Golds ........... Skh• SMr.tleM Pr imary cau11 cf "ll'l'ludqe 11 frcm go!cl j•w•lry il 1kin 1•cr•fi on1 al'ld p•r1piraticn, +h• ch•mical1 ef which c.cmbin• with geld •llcys to forPl"I dark-huecl 1alf1. "" ch•l'l9• to whita qeld or fe "qeld' ol hlqh•r ~•r•t (in •n•is sh culd 1elve lh1 probl1m. W•'ll cov•r elh•r c•u1 •1 in 'ucc•eding co lumns: in th• "'l•llfl· timf, if ycu hav• 1uch • prcblem, com11 on in end , •• u,. W•'ll b• 9!1 ~ to di,cu11 ceu,•1 •l'ld cur•• with yeu. • Protesting En com·aged By l(unstler NEW YORK (lJPJ) -Attom'y William ,,_l. Kunstler, who 11cte:d a11 &ltnrnty for the Attica pr1~on r1oltr11. ch1rged tod ay tha.l the official version of the uprising w1111 "all afl untruth .. 11nd called !or mas• sive publir. dcmOn!l!rations at thf: nr.1ion's prisons Oct. 2. "lf the y hacl waited Lill today , 40 more people would be 11rlve today," lhe zhaggv· haired Chicago df'fen11e Attorney, brush· Ing away tear11, told 11 news conferf:nce, Thirty-two inmi.te~ and 10 prison em· ployes died In the uprising . .All but one of them -a prison guard -duri11,R a l)Olice and national guard attack" on the prison Monday mornin 11:. The cleat)! nf the 32nd lnmalt' occurred Wedof:sday 11.n<t Kunstler wAs un;.wart of the IA!est cltRlh toll at t~ time ht' ~poke. Kunstler, who was chnsen hy lht 1.200 rebellinu11 prisoners as their lawyer f'ri· day 111ight, :;:aid that. Rt the timt of the a:;:sault , ''we were ple11ding fttr a ftw more hour.Ii.'' He 11aid the priJonera by that lime hnd agreed to clrop ont of two demands rejected by prison authoriliH -removal of the warden . Another de- m11nd -amnesty ff'>r act committed dur- lllJ! the uprising -"was negoti;ible." he said. Russel! G. OswA1c1. Stale Commis~ioner of Correction.'11 Facilitie11. enrlier h ad s 11 id that 28 other pr\snr.er df:m11nrl~ dealt. wi!h cnndition!i which 111~1'{\erl cor- rtction. Kunstlf'r Al~(I said •·1 saw nothinl! nf thf' sort .. "·hen ;i~kerl ir pri~oll('r~ h:irl: been ass ignert to rxecute hos1afl!es in tht> evmt or an atl<.ck. Prison nfficit'ls anrl several of the survivi n.I! hootages have !aid 11 prisnner was assigned In e.xtcU!e each of th~m . PrisOJt nfficlals at fir.~f sairl sever11 I hnst11~r.~ "'ho liierl rluring the uprisin " ht.d their throats ~lit h.v prisoners TL1e5· riAv. they :i cknowlcdeed that 111 nine harl hren .~hnt Thr pr!Soner.~ appartntly hat\ no firl'arn1s. The official vcr~ion nf the hn.~f11 11:e.~' death~ "wa.~ Rll an untr1i!h." s;.,irl Kunst· !er. "There ls no credibility in l!O\"('m· ment. I! WAS all lie~ and it was dnn~ tn justify mass slau.ah1er ." HP br1ished aw1y a tear rolling down his cheek . ~ * From Pnge ATTICA ... a factual act." 1r 1 When reporters reminded Houlihan ht had announced the throat slashing Mon- day when the riot w1s put down, he replied : "Yf:!", thr.1'11 right , but I .!laid several, nnt seven." "Where did you get the information?'' a reporter asked. "There is a credibility gap here." "I under~t11nd that." he replied. ''! understood that ~everal not iieven had their throats sl11shed. I at,o told yo u one hRd a 11:as grenade held against his che~l (by a convict) but this waR wrong too ." At other stale prison!! across the state, !he situation was len~e. bul no trouble was reported II!! highlened security measures . including keeping prisonf:rl locked in their cells, remained in effect. At Great Meadow Correctional Facility at Com11tock guards voled to call for Os\l.·ald'11 resignalion. I I I I I. • .._ • Electronic Chronomater 'OI l:JICll'TIONAL Jr.CCUllJr.(l' If T"S OM•OJr. 1\.11.TllONICt. U ltT. $01.D TO' iTJr.INLISS tfl l:L IJr.Cll -Wlf" CA~· IJtOllll. SWl!ll" llCOND NAND Jr.ND WJr.T•lt lllSlllANT Coll •. with Brecaltt $260 DIES IN BUENA PARK Former Fire Chief Crocker Frank Cro cker, Ne wport's First Fire Chi e f, Dies Frank Crocker, 75, Newport Be1ch's first lull-time firt chief, and long 1ct.lve in a wide variety of civic causes, died Tuesday in Farmdale Convalescent Hne- pital. Buena Park, at lhe age of 75. Funeral arrangemenu are with Bell- Broadway 1.1ortuary Jn Costa Me.~a . Serv· ices have not yet been determined. Crocker, "'ho re.sided at 151~ E. Belboa. Rlvd .. retired from his post as fire chief in 1952, titer 25 years or servict . In ~larch, 1927, he "'es hi red a.~ chief' engineer at which lime ht-organized a. vo1unleer depArtLn~nt and ordere<I the first Newport Beach (i re engine. He first came to Newport Beach In 1925 from Santa Ana. v.·he re he hsd moved ln 1909 from hi! native Massachustlt!. \Vhen he began A-~ fire chief. Ne10o·port Bea.ch h<".d one fire station. when he ~ tired. it had four ar.d had won a.warcls for .il.s fire prevention programs. Crocker WD!i the. olclest member of I.he original BalboA Ray Club. formed in 1926, a charter member of lht. B11lbna Angling Cluh. past commMcler of American Legion Post 291. member of Nf:wpflrt Beach Elks Club ancl worked "'ith Amer· ie11n Red Cro.~.s and civil defcnsf: unit3 durin)? \Vorld \Var II. Survivor11 include l.hree daughter~: tl1rs. Cal Fuller of St1 nl11 An11 Heighta, Mrs. .lames Tanne r of Anchorage, Al~~k a, and Mrs, Ma rvin Hobbe of Mis· sion Viejo, Also four sons ~ Geerge Crocker of B.11· boo. Weston Crocker of Costa Mest, .James Crocker of Sa nta Ana and Don crocker nf Huntington Belich. He. also is !lurviverl by 21 grandchlldre.n i nd two great-grand.children. New Supe rinte ndent Talk s to H o n1eown e rs Recently hired Newpnrt-Me~ll Unified ~chool 'District. Supe.rln!endt.nt .John W. Nicoll h11~ an assignmf'nt for Thursday ni~ht. He will ~pe11k lo lhe l\irsa Verde Homeowner~· AJ1:sor.iAlinn whrn il meets Al 7 p.m. in the Me~11 Vercle Country Club. Costa Me~11 . 111"Cllrdlng tn !ht grnup·5 presiden t. J11 ck !l;il\ The 11ctual talk beflins about 7::10, with !he firs! JO minute.~ intender! prim11rily ror signing up new Mesa Verd e area residents as members. e Eltctroquartz Tltl WOILlllS MOST SU l'llll llll• Tl"'' f'll (I -QUAlllTt IS T!ot l lllaULAT!tll ••• TMI .,MIAl 1"' O' OM I OA I L•CTll9 OUAl tt l"I OVIOlNO VllillJr.TION I TN.IT IN(llJr.SI •CCUt Jr.(Y. Sl,200 J . L fiumphrie j J ewelerj 182 3 NEWPORT BLVD., COSTA ME SA C0NVlNIEN1 lEkMS IANICAMlll.ICAll.0--Mit.ST(ll. Cl-\Al!&! ?4 YtAl! SA.Ml lOCATfON 'MONE 141 -14111 ! ! t • • t ) Lockheed Gets First Loan Cash NEW VORJC (A P) -The Lockhoed Aireralt Ccrp. hu borrowed an initial $50 mUJion of tht $250 million in private bank loan1 tht iovemment guarantttd: to save U!e big defense contractor from financiaJ collapse. The loan w.as part of a f750-million crtdit package aasanbltd Tuesday by the government , the lending banks and thrH domeatic airlines to e:nable Lockheed to Jlroceed with its TriStar transport pro- gram. Signing of the loan agrttment here ended sevl':n month11 of erfort to restruc· ture the TriStar program and 1ustain Lockheed aftr.r Rnlls·Royce Ltd. plungttl into bankruptcy Feb. 4 and canceled its contract to build the engines for the wid~ bodied airbu.~. The financing packa~e: includeg ll renewed agreement on ~00 million in earlier bank loans, the $250-million government guarantee and $100 million in additional prepayments by Trans World Airlines, Eastern Airlines and Dell.A Air Lines ()n 88 TriStars already ()rdered. Daniel J. Haughton, Le c k heed chairman, said at a news conference the company's budget indicated it woo.Id need aOOut $155 million of the $2.SO million of borrowing the Treasury has agreed lo ruaranf.tt through the end of 1975. l"e ftnanclng _package includes • renewed acr-n1r1t en $400 mil!ion in earlier Out -.0.ns, the $250-million governmfl:nt guar11nte e and $100 million in additional pr~paymenls hy Trans World Airlines, Eastern Airline.!! and Delta Air Lines on 8~ TriStars already ordered. Wallace Asks Ouster Of HEW Secretary MONTGOMERY, Ala (AP) -Gnv. George c. Wallaa.'s legislative leaders have moved to give him veto power over the Allocation of state funds for public school busing as well as a law to make "harmful" busing illegal. Wallace, in Puerto Rico •t the National Governors Conference. asked President Nixon to fire Secretary of Health, Educa· tion and Welfare Elliot Richardson. Wallace said Richardson has disobeyed the President's mandate against massive bui;!ng. His statement was telephoned tn news media here. Funeral Mourtae1·s ' Singer Vic Damone talks \vith mourners, including actor Kirk Doug· las, at funeral services for his former wife. actress Pier Angeli, 39. an apparent victim of an overdose of drugs. She will be buried in Paris. Most Marijuana Smolcers Leave Cigru·ettes Alone NE\.\1ARI\, N .. J. (APl -Columll1;i University !lays it has fnund in 11 national ~urvey of youngsters that those who use marijuana ere less likely to become cigarette Sm()kers than those who don't. The university's school of public health said Tuesday its survey covered I, 701 youngsters in the 12·17 age bracket from all sections of the nation. Of the surveyed adolescents who have used marijuana 10 times or less, fl.1 per· cent are cigarette smokers. C'igarette usage fell UJ 64 percent among those -u.·ho havf' used marijuana fill or more times, the school said. "Apparently. H you smnkf' pnt a 101. whn nt>eds <"igaret!es," said nr. Erir .Jnseph.'\nn of Columbi::i. who reported nn the survey 11t a conference nn student d n1~ use. According to I.he survey, !fl percent o! the youngsters h11d tri~ marijuana and 3 percent used It 50 times or more. More youths in the West, 23 percent, use marijuana. the survey found. Th-:. figure wa s 20 percent in the Northwest. 13 percent in the North CentraJ st.ates and 11 percent in the Soulh. "Somewhat surprisingly, our survey did not produce I.he expected sex dif· ferences in marijuana use," Josephson said Girl!' used pol almost as much as boys, thi> survey found . ChilrlrP.n nf weallhier parent.i; tend tn 11moke more marijuaM than those from tnwer intome households. the sur.iey report said. Begin"ing September 22 Fly 'IO From AIR CALIFORNIA """"Sac""'"'°· Son f 11nci1<o, Son Jose. O.kltnt lino&t Couoly, Ontario, l'al• Sprinll Ind S.n Die10. "'""1711) ll0-45!01o!-rntio11t OT coll your loal l!MI •rent OA!LY I'll.JI • Pollution off Hawaii ".IU.O • ·. --~ Russ Navy Sparks'Rowl HONOLULU (UPI) -A Io.ship Soviet naval task force aai\ed for home today, leaving in its wake chargf'l!l that it polluted Hawaiian waters illegally, The Coast Guard said the fl()tilJa pulled anchor ~at. Tu815day night and he11ded w~t. presumably back to its home bases. Earlier the Coast Guard 11sserted lhe Soviet vessels dumped thnusands of gallons of oil Into the Pacific while refueling 2fl miles south ()f Diamond Head. It said the destroyer Krupny discharg· ed the fuel oil Tuesday morning in viola- tion of international agreements which specify that no 1;1U shall be emptied Into the sea within 50 miles of 1:1 coast. The task force passed through the Hawaiian chain Monday in an unex· pectrd, surprise appearance 11hd then turned westward Monday night Ap- parently headed fm-their home base in Siberia. However, the flotilla anchored off Penguin Shoali;, 20 miles south o! Honolulu early Tuesday apparently to U Thant Insists He Won't Serve New UN Tenn UNlTED NATIONS (UPI) -U Thant refuserl "finally and categorically" Tu's- tlay to serve another term a11 secretary general of the United Nations beyond the end of the year. He used his last press rnnference to support the latest Viet Cong proposals to the Vl£'tnam war. "r just want to makP. it very clear that l "'ill not sPrve beyonrl my present term E'ven for a lim l!ed periorl nf one yfar er l.wQ years or two months, under any circumstances," he S11id in what he called his last news conference as U.N. chief ex· ecutive. ''My decision is final a11d categorical. I am convinced that, il the membership realizes that my decision is irrevocable, it will concentrate on the selection of a suitallle successor. I rlo not think the question oI a draft will arise." In what was regarded as a fleparture from his past policy, Thant chose his Jast- act news conference to endorse in general the seven-point peace proposal put hefore the Vie tnam peace talk~ by M.me. Nguyen Thi Hinh, chiP.f of the National Liberation _Front (Viet Cong ) delegation nn July 1. rerueJ from the merchant oiler Chikomer which has been accompanyi.n1 the warship1. A Coast Guard helicopter reportM the pollution, and th• cnmm.andant ol the 14th Coast Guard distrid., Rear Admiral Paul G. Prlrls, messagtd the (()ln.rJl.l.nder ()f the Soviet Task force asking him to "take appropriate act.ion" to terminate this dischat&•J messaae wu 1 radio trequ.,e~nc~~ll!liil(ilf"iji task group c c:ruiser Kresta.zib 1dT • The Coast ......,....,... ol • helicopters had~~ U.·xni;a, di1eharging a ·~ amoim17"f'; Oil, :it:J>t 1£JOJ I ~, 5Vlrf b(UO'.> Nutrition Expert lZ "''(1qxat iah9'.'.> bn1 "· Dwt National Disa$w CHICAGO (AP) -A University or California nutrlt.ionist says the American diet is a "national di!aste.r." Dr. ~ge M. Briggs, chairman of the university'• departme11t of nutrit.i()Ml 1ciences, 1aid malnutrition Is a f11ct in the United State.!I and shows up 11s physical deficiencies, mental prClblems, work lo.ss, ()besity, heart diseast, dental decay and alet1holism. He spoke Tuesday at a 8f'lminar for editors and writers sponsored by the Vitamin Information Bureau of New York City, The cost of malnutrition, he 1aid, ia IJreater than the C<ll'it of crime or 11utomobile 11ccidents or nAret1tics ad- diction. Briggs estimated the cost in California at $3 billion a year. and said the total for-- the nation might be $30 billion, since California has a tenth of the population. He 11ttributed malnutrition to poverty negative social and cultural practices such 11s vegetarianism and macrobiotic diets, the failure of the food industry to fortify foods adequately, Jack of educa- tion, lack of motivation and the lack of nutrition education. "The American public Ls eating a .!ltrange diet," Briggs said, adding that American!! eat more 1ugar, pure fat and wheat flour tha11 their entire intake of other foods. He said the Amer ican diet annually in- cludes 102 pounds of sugar per capita, 53 pounds of fats such 11s 11ah1d oil. 100 pounds of white flour, 14 pounds of Cflrn sugar 11nd 7 pounds of white rice -a totAl of 276 pounds. He said the dry weights of other food11 con~umed annu&lly Includes 74 pounds of ' W!ti-1. ., red meat, 18 pou.Js~~ and ftJll; 14 pounds af eggs, ds of milk. 1: pounds of cheese, 5 H ~ Ice ~" ZS pounds of potatoe•,VJIP~ of ~ vegetables, 18 poundSeffitlM, 21 polIDd@I of whole cere.tl and ~ of bemli, peanuts and other lepmiirl-tot.al • pounds. 19blo1> · ·: "This is a terrible cltt," Briggs Ai&' "I W()uldn't feed it to Wtat or do&. llf'· alone t.o livestock or ~ qma'.> Fire Kills 'Ste In Salt La~ Nursing Home ' . • SALT LAKE CITY (AP) -SU: persml' died and II were hospitallud in a blnit'· that swept through a men's nursing hon'lft Tuesday night on the weste~of Silt· Lake City's downtown area. · Police 1aid there were '18 s tn thll LU Haven Nursing Home wills e tint · broke ()Ut and that all but ()ne the U-· survivors were hoopitalized. Identification of the dead bad not hMilt; released. · ~AW ;. St. Mark's Hospital authoritiud ..,.,, they received four person• dead ..,_, rival LDS Hospital, one, and Holy Q19l Hospital, one. l~s•"' The fire. which started on tht ~ noor of the 214.st.ory brick and ~ building, took 30 minut.es to e~f'' An inve6tigation as to the ca11J~191 ' bably wouldn't begin until lat.er ~· day, •aid Fire M2rshal Ben Andrus4'{18 ott.-.: ,, . • . ' • DARY PllOT EDITORIAL PAGE woJlaulty Communication · rr .'da'a!t>omm~r lning proposal advanoed by th e Coa<t :.i~.rollege District ma y have h<en a h<tter deal tdall aid appeared. Tht district sought runds for recreational and tele· IH ~ emctMlei .... on facilities at Golden \Vest Coll ege in llunt· ~"*~th and Orange Coast CQlle ge in Costa t-.lesa . .. imw 'ovision of the relatively obscure ·~1 9 1 3 .<\ct," a total tax levy o f un to four rents per $100 valuatinn could have been applied if the l'ilv counci l ~ in Co~ta ilJe o;a ~gl on Beach ha<! gone al ong 1vith the prop1)!"at. ver. the tax levy would have exlended heyon d undaries of those two cities. taking in as well taxpayers in Fountain Valley, Seal Beach. Nf'v.'porl Brach and certain unincorporated areas. The Costa tt·lesa City C il, fearing it \\"as approving a ta xation·\¥ithout· 9ttltion levy in the neighboring <.<ity of Nev.1port . ~ecf the Ne"'port <.<ounC'i! how ii felt. Newport councilmen ba lked. The Costa r-.tcsa City .dlll llaa ~I followed suit. ' ,mm to ' Huntington Beach council is likely to approve ,._,. t= nt distri<.<t-wide lax levy for the Golden \Ve st '8dlo '° ,tmenls. The OCC campus-barring some Ja~t· lbaoot{ tt · ~action by the Mesa council-will not share in the .wad to .•.,.._.ments, although Newport and ~tesa taxpayers • ltJrot ~Ip shoulder the cost of the improvements at Golden West. .W. IQt1S "....,-ler Coast Community College officials had com· W .PW ....... a full explanation of the imt-'"ovements and lhe ~t they would have provided for students on both campuses, it appears that the relatively minor tax in· c ~e would more than pay for itself in benefits. It be pointed out, however, that poor communications ed the misunderstanding. Explanations of the tax· a tion p rogram v.·ere contradictory and the DAILY PILO'r l»{f was among tho~e \vho did not really grasp the full Cd'flcent of the program. The Community College administrators did no! ex- plain the proposal to residents of Fountain Valley, Sc:il Jleach. Westn1inster and-until they were prodded- NeYl'port Beach. As a consequence-they failed to obtain :solid support. As it stands now, the Hunti ngton Beach council ca n obtain the in1prove1nents for the Golden West campus by okaying the plan, If Coast Community College District ran present the proposal in a mo re co rnplete and under· :-.landable manner, they 1nay rescue at least parts of it for the OCC campus. Fiesta de Costa Mesa Costa Mes.an s love lo have a good time and the city's c1t1zens will have an opportunity for three days of fun this \veekend . Expanded from mu ch more modest beginnings as an all·states' fe stival. the F'iesta de Costa rt1e sa begins Fri· day, this year adopting a n1ore h1s lor1 c. native Spanish lltle "'hile retaining and c.xpanding entertainment and actlvitiC's for all ages and ethnic origin .~. 1'he old·slyle Spanish fiesta re!ebration in Costa J\IC'.~fl ·s do\1•nt o1vn central park \\'ill fcatur£> exh1b1 ts, gJ111cs. rides and other c•ntrr1ain1nent !iponsorcd b.v loc.:il civic. and servj<:e organizations-arid fan1ily s pa· ghe1t1 dinners /Si. a la verdad'.) sponsored by the Sons of Italy. 'fhe fiesta \Vil! be a fund-.ra1ser (and /'un -raiser) fo r a \'il_riety of deserving local community groups !hat serve a \Vtdc variely of social. charitabl e and frater nal needs. Observers of the Lion's Club Fish Fry, daling ba ck nearly 30 years, recognize ii as one of the Southland 's more sutcessful community celebrations, occurring each June. _\Vh y not another such activity in the fall. es pecially rons1dering the year-around significance of its proceeds to lhe city? c :::r: :•, Help for Military Retiree Sirrvivors -""" Tlie Worst ;~.Jlenefits System Revised -,f ~HINGTON -Extensive revision ol -benefits for survivors of hundreds of '9>•ands of mUitary retirees i.5 going ~ in Congress regardless of the wage-price freeze. ~t 's the avowed intent of Chairman . dward Hebert ( .) of the pow- -I House Anned ~11 Committee. Say• Hebert: --n11s legislation does not increase the pay of former ser- vicemen, and there- to~ does not come Vt'ithin the scope of the wage -pr ice }#\ freeze. F ur th e r . ~~/·\ lhere is a lime element. Jt will be months before this measure is finally passed by Congress. After it goes th rough the ~~ , It will have to be considered by nate, and it's possible they may not ge ~und to It until nezt year. So there is conflict between the bill and the free " Hebe.rt will shortly send the \egis!alion ltl the full House wilh the aim of bringing it up for .consideration later this mont h. Its enactment is deemed cl'rtain, allhouilh there may be some mod ifi<.<a- •. ~ns through amendments from the fl oor. TH E MEASURE IS the ..-·ork of an 11· mtmber special Armed Services sub- tnmmitttt headed hy Reps. Otis Pike (N. Y.) and Ch2.rles Gubser (R.- Calil. \. After lengthy hearings slarting last yt'ar. the pant! reported <1 nt'w ~urvivors· benefits plan to tht full 1\nned Services Committee for concurrence. 'fhe proposed new benefits sys!em has the genera l approval of the Defense Departmenl and various veter a n s organizations. It would immediately affe<>t some 800,000 n!tired ex-servicemen and seve ral hundred thousand others expet:led to be added to thc:i:t rolls th is yc9 r. It "·nuld also replace the e:"<islin~ seJf.financ1n~ progran1 knov.·n as the Ret ired Ser\'1l:C• man·s Family Prottction Plan t HSF PP 1. Long under fire as inadequate and overly l'Oslly. RSFPP would be phased out and no new entrants would be ac- <.<epted followin11: the enai:!rnent nf the new measure. Retirees participafJn!! 111 RSF'PP wou ld have three a!tern11live .c;: continue in that program: jnin the 11c1v one : or continue in RSFPIJ and also tnroll in the new program subject to a limitation on the total annuity of 100 per- cent of the retiree's pension. BASIC CONCErT of the Pike-Gubser formula is establishment of a ne\v survivors system romparable t.o that of the Civil Service program, To accompli sh that, the l;ey prnvlsions of the leelslation are as follov.·s: Military rcliret'S could lea,·e survi,•ors an aMu1ty of up to 5~ percent of reti red pay. -To do that, relirets v"ould contribute 1.~ percent of the first $3.600 of their retired pa y, and JO pt>rtent of any portion abnve $3,600 up to the ma~imum oi the full retired pay, This is the san1e deduc· tion formula in efroct tor Civil Servicl!! ret1rcrs. -Hr.lircrs wnuld /la ve one yrar fro1n d;1!_c uf Cnilclml'ot of the Jcgi slntion in whi ch 1(1 elerl lo participate in the nc1v progran1 . -All active duty personnel would be au!um11t1 cAlly included in the ne\v pro- gram nn the date of rttirement for the maximum survivor coverage (55 percent f "tf'~s they want a rt'duced or increased amoun1 -Sur\•ivor annuities vu1uld lie in· creased \\•henrver military ret ired pa\· is raised and al the same rate -sut·h a.;; cos t-of·living hikes. -Retired rescrvii;ls would he c1n;ihle to partici p::ite wh rn lf11:y brgin rcce 1v1n~ reserve retired pay, IN URGING enactmenl of !he ne11 ;111- nuity plan. the sut;iroinmiltee stressed l\\'O pcJ1nts: "Many "'ido\\S or career military retirees. including \\'idows of seniur of- fi cers and senior enlisted men of Jong and outstanding servi ce, are liviug in <.<on- ditions of dire economic deprivations because of the lack of ade qu;Ue survivnr henefils cover<ige. Jn mony instances they are forced lo exist on grossly in- adequ<1te in<.<omcs. "The subcommittee also found that the ('xi sting survivor benefits !-•:stein is weighted in terms of lnW-r:lfiked and ~hort-lerm pers.onnel ; whilt' ror those u1 !hr most senior oifi<.<tr and cn!isled srtlies "'1th longer y('ars of ser\'il.'e. thr re!ahve level of benef!ls falls of! sharnl\" 111 terms of its value as incn111r repl<icemenl. "Complete replactment of thi:o; r,:ros~lv 1na <iequJ1te self-financi ng progra1n 1s urgent and long O\'erdue." Of Prophets, Futurologists LONDON -An l ntcrnnlional Prophetic Congress opens in Ri chmond , Surrey, on Srpl. 24 with more than 2 . 0 0 f) eschatologist.s, soothsayers, oracles and other diviners on hand to predict such things as the end of the world. No specific date has betn set for doomsday, and th('re is a general air of con- fidence among the organizer!! that nothing untow1rd will happen before the get- togtthtr. John McNicol. gl'neral secrelal")' of the CCJngress. warn5 that "the hands of the clock 1U1nd at five minute5 to midnight ir10 far u this earth is ron«rned.'' McNicol is convinced that precious ffCOnds are licking away . But then Ml are the editors of the Bulletin of the Atom ic Scientisll, who have kept 11 doomsday clock on their rover ror a generation. OlAN•I COAST DAILY PILOT Robert N. Wttd, PubliJhcr Thomai Kttvil, Editor Albert \V. Bates t dif.Ofial Page Editor '1bt fldttr:rla.I ,,_.. of the Dally Pr!crl 9Mb IO Worm and sdm11h1!! r!:ad. ttS ti, prnentinc thlg o!wspaper'• oplnlON and commrn!.s.ry on !oplca of lnfft'ett and 1lgnitfcan~. by pro- vidlna 1 forum tor ~hf: e>rprtt1ion or our rtaden' opliiJona, and by prt:- tenttne the dtverw viewp(ltnts nf In- formed oburvM'il and 1po.krsm,.n on toplct fJ/ lhe d11y. Wednesday, Sept. 15, 1971 . ' \ ' Editorial .Research Herman Kahn of the Hudson Institute "think tank'' has said that "it would not be surprising if there \\'Pre 8 nuclear war in the !!!70s." Equally P"~"1m1sl1<.< ~·as the outlook of a Conference on BiblicBI Prophecy held in Jerusalem last .lune and attended by t ,500 members of evangelical churches from 32 nations. This conference. which claimed to be lhe first of its kind !Since. the year 50 A.O., considered the population ex:plos1on in the context of wantings that history is coming lo an end. PROPHECY WAS an honored pro- fession in ancient Persia, Greece and Israel. Among some circles the word pro- phecy is no longer fashionable.-it Is now called prediction, Yet the re~ul l Is the ~amt. When Christ said, "Beware ol false prophets" he must surely h&\'I! foreseen such "ravening wolves" as the 20th century futurologists. Men in lhe 20th century 1eem to have succumbed to the lde1 that by predicting the future they m1y be. able to control It. Donald Michael of the. University of 1'1ichigan 1ays that "lhe futu~• business can forC'I! you lo confront the fact tna t you aren't getting where you hoped to get and thus cause you to mend your \\'SY5 '' Professor Michael"! motto is "Live In the futu rt now ." \1.'illiam Pagr of the Univcrsily of su~~eit ..... arned in . rt.cent study that pro- ~eC'tlons (If 1hr lulurt' mil\' !empt 1or1rty into "an unhe:i!th.y 11Micri tlon of fKl"'f r to remote and u11account.ah!e. men, threaten· ing the survival of libC'rties and the 1n1. posi tion of ne\v tyrannies . FRENCH FUTUHOLOGIST and aurhor Berlrand de Jouvenel believes that "forec asti ng would be an absurd l'n· terprise "'ere il not inevitable." And. one mlL'>l add , profitable. Arthur D. Little Co., a rtpulable U.S. consulting firm, has hired six science.fi C'tioo writers lo peer into the future. And Herman Kahn reportedl.\' earns a six-figure 11alary from his predictions and n u C' I e a r . w a r scenarios. Like any other respectable. profession, the futurologists have formed their own <.<lique. The \\'orld Fut11re Society. v.·hich held its first general assembly Jn \\'ashington last r-.1ay. dtC.\\' more than 1,000 <'xperts. Founded five years ago, this society counts biologists, st11ti.c;t1- cians, physicists, educ ators, architects and psychologists among its members. Dear Gloomy Gus Some people. complain aboul the no!~ ol Jel aircraft ove r Costa hlesa. I'd Uke to know whether, if lht poltce helicopters are rated so !':Uccessful In <.<rlme. figh ting and rtscue work , "'Ill we be blc>ssed \\'ifh more a1.d more of them to h"ighten the overhead din ? -£. c. v Ii. Toi. ''"•If• .. ri.c-n ,.. • .,..,.., •tr•n. ..,, 1'K•nor11y •~&•• " "'' ~••1•••... St"~ rtur ••l •••Yt +. o'""'' G~" O•l!Y l'llol Mistakes Of J udg1ne11t Thought s at large: The worst mistakes of judgment are made by those who believt that "reason" and "passion·· are 011pos1\es: reason does not £1)(1!.t IQ 01)poSC lhe passions. but to 111rrl1i1le an1ong th('n1, and the man \vho uses reason to re- press his rmQUt1ns \1 ill :>()I/fl ht> ti.'> n1;icl :i<; !hf' n1an 11ho per. 1111ls his cn10111JnS lo o\·ti-r1<1c his rc;iwn. • lt is liresomc lo kee p heflring tllnt the Bible is "lln~ beSl·SeJlins book" of all time , as though the fac t that many people bul it. ind1caLes that lhcy read It, understand lt, or follow il. • • StArting a talk with a jokt Is the most inapprClpriate openu1g a speaker can make it the rest of the talk is dull and du.~ty -for 11 s1n1p!y pc11nrs up the vast difference b1't11ren lhe humor he has bor- rowrd ilntl 1hc subsf'q lll'nl dreary statemrnls that belong to lhe sptakcr himself \\'nl1 h1ni:: the T\' sho1s of Al!~' <~l'r'! flh lc'hel! and 111:-. confrl'res sitting on a bu!con~' 1n \\'a~h1ng1on ob.~f'r\'lni:; :inti-war 1h:1nOn~!ratOrS hl'lng i!l"rr~t rd. I Wa!t ren1i11ded or Cha111(,1r!:;:; remark 2()() 1·1•ars ago· ··in Vranee. we ll'tH'P 1111 - nioleslt'd tho•e 1\ho set fire to l~f' hou~•'. and pf'r~ctute tho~e \\'ho ~1•Ulld 1he alarni. ' All i::e.n1Hne. lovr ron,cs l!'On1 ~tl"1'n1:>t h . <ind is a k111d rif ~urplus cnrrg.v 1n l1\1n~ fal se IO\'C. ton\(':-frorn weakness, and tries to suck vitality oul of its object. (Thus. all those old popular "rom an11l"., songs.with lhf'ir whinini:; !yr!co; of l'>Clf-p1- ly, are embarrassing exh1bi11ons of false lovf'..) • • • Tlle rarest crratur~ on earth is a fanatic ~·ith ll seru;e of hum or ; fanatics repel us nol so much by Ult'lr passionate de votion to a cause as by lhr1r incapacity t'\·er In laugh at themseh•es, or -at !heir idPe~ 11.s:r. which is a deadly fis\v 1n the hun1an anlmal. I Am con1•1n(·('d that one of the reasons: wc1n1en li ve lonl-(ct than n1en is that they know how to ac<.<ept illness with equanimi ty, whereAs a man fight:i; illnes!t and make11 himself v.·orse by refusing to com(' to terms with his indispoi;itions. To women, illness is a fact; to men, a th.real. • • The bittern('ss of fulfilled desires was. s1!cclnctly expressed by Aldous Huxley. wh en he llald : "People always get "'ha t they asl< lor: the only trouble is that they ne ver know, until they gel tt. what it ac- tually ii !hey have asKed for." Quotes Joyce l\t. Ntwhall, San itlaten - .. Tiegardle~s of ou1 vle"'s of tl1e Vietnam "'Ar, flying the (:Ommunist fla~ i~ tAn- t11mnunt to lrf'ASun. 1 wonder h1Jw Ion~ it v.·ould ha ve taken the lynch n1obs lo form If A S\\astikR hnd been £1011,11 du1·u1g \\'orld \\'nr ll ." ----'-... "" I "You mean you're it?' Praise for Two Fine Teenagers T(I the Editor: I want lo sha re. a note f found <11 mv front door. I was not home so i1 v.•as left. lhPre for n1e. "Our frisl)ec got C<1ughl \n the end of the branch of yow· tree. It v.as just out nr reach, so \\'e pulled the branch do\vn <ibout rour inches and it began to break. ll appears lhat some fnngus weakened the hranch ;:it the point of origin \\le put -;:i slick under lhe hmb '.<.O it 1vouldn"t f::i!I rlown P!e;ise eall 1numhl'rl and ask for B<>b anrl tell me Lf you \\ant n1e Lo fix IL Sorr) ·• r'\fl ONE \\'AS nround 1n s('1' 11h:'l! hap· p1>11ed T"o tt•f'ongeri; !'an1(' aftf'r f phn11- cd and e!eaned \'ery bit or the inc~~ au~ also brought pa in ! to tak1· t:<1re ol blef'rling. Now l\"h" .c;aid we ha vr t\n ~nnd teenagers left"/ They sawed the lwo l<ir,C!f' branrhes fire place si1.c., cleaned up all the Jea\"eS and mess and hauled it all a\Yav Sn pl('ase re mtmber 1~1 print. ;11ca thini:;s aboul our r·orn1ng gc11crat 1on. '"Thanks for !ii;tenin'.'' ~IHS. HULDA ~1. (;USTAFSON •f'Hlr!J Tole' Tn the f:dilu·· ln rrft•rcnt·r !n 1our Pd1tor1;it. '·F:i11v T:ile 111 rh1• ~Tonth .-. 1Sl'p1 11. I lel"I !h;:i.t lht•rr h:ii; bt•f'n a rornpournhnf.: nf rrrnr<. Fir~~ \Ou :111r,:ir1•11tlv qu .. 1cd an i·rror of on11...-.~1on 11nn1rd 111 .111nthrr nt'"\J1'1prr. <ind ~1'fniut11 nd1ruh· .John S1·hrn1t1. becnu~•' 11/ lhf' 111111!'~11111 in ll1s 11rpklv ne\\'S r•·port I 11rn ~urT th1· 1n1en1 1\a~ tn say .. ,1 11:1.~ l•H• l,'ll P l1•r thr Bnt 1~h to dc1 11n~1thing 111 rr111cdv lh1.~ l;i1·k. hu l tht" Arnenciin i;por1:-n1•'n :111~11 1 •n•d ll1r rrv lnr ll elp b\ (!(111;1t1n~ h1111drl'di> nf lhousandi; i.1 pnv:il"lr n11•nell 11 r;1p,)11:-; ancl 11n1n1u11111011 fnr ll1r> p111"p11s1· nr fln11· 1ni: lhc Bril 1 ~ti I IOT!I(' C11'1r·d Yt1U can hon1h ;t 1·011111 r,\ until 11 1s <1 !nil~.< of ru bhlc·. h11! yt111 h:i \11• !lfll c11n qu rrrd H unl1I ~o\lr :1rrro1ei; are 11·:i lk 111g on Ille i;oil 11nd in total cool.rot of thf' ~urv11"\n~ p0p11 l11ce This cannot happr11 until ~u1•h 1 imc as tl1l' patnu1s arc dis;:irmcd. A, S. ANJ)ER SON T/1e editor1n/ nrldrcssed itself In 11 netoSlt'ffer circ11fute<.I by Rep. Jnhn (: . Scht11H<: rn-T11.~1n1 J. Co11gressn1011. Stl11n1tt said tight g1r11 /al.I>.~ !1or111rrt Gr1•nt 8rita111"s \V or/d \V11r 11 defe11sc rjjorts r111d liberal Swiss gun lau1s- J.·r11t f/1fler from 111vadi71g Switzer· laud. 81dldo:ed Au.'<ly To the Editor Ed itor Gone~ Bulldozed away-a large and lovely old pepper tree know n af- fectionately as the "swinging tree·• lo neighboring youngsters. It even received fronl page acclain1 Jn the DAJLY Pl.LOT some months 11so. F'edco Inc. owns lhf' land on the northei:ist corner of I/arbor and Baker. Thty had the right lo tear down the 20 towering eucalyptus lreei; if they ~·ere In the way of the ir fut ure building and street improvement. lhou~h 11 grie\'ed me to see lhen1 df..'stro_\t-ii \\'ht•n 1his waa taking fllllCf' I 1nqu1red 11 hc-the r the '"Swingu1g ltl't' .. 11,oulci stav :-11d \\a! a.s· .~ured 1t 11,ou!d. It v.·ill be-i C'h:irming re· n11ncler nf ttie past and 11 grttn oasis amidst acres of concrtle parking lot. ALL \\"110 KNF.\\' lhal th is tree would re111a10 credited F'edco Inc. \\·lth 11 v.·rl{'Otlll' :i;:en.~e of esthelic \'il luP-unusu11 I rnr M d1S:touot c.lt>\lllrtmenl slore chain. In f<lr t I "'.1!'" 1n the prorC$S of com po~l nfi!; .1 letter in \\'l1h:h ""e wo11ld c.xµrc~ll 11ur thanks. l11s1cad, they v.·111 re<.<e!Ye oi C'OJIY iHailhox / Lettrrs from readers are welcom e. Nonnally writers shoulll convey their 1~Lessoges i·11 300 1vo-rds or less. The righ t tn condense lelters to fir !paC'• or c/1nllno1e /lltel is rr~crl'ed. 1\lt let- lers Tu lis! i11cl1•d e sir111otu.re a11d mail- 111!1 cr<Ldres.s. bur 111n11es 1n<1~ be 1uitlL· l1p/d O•L request if s11ffic:i€nt reason '·~ nrpa1·e11t. Poetry will f!Ot be pub· lisllcd. nr tl11s ;i!nng with ntir plea thal the ruture J<Jnd.~ca1J111g of !his pr11n1> rosta ~11'-sa prupcrl.v 11·nn l con~1~! 0f i>llll anothPr hl11r of rnni.:rete , pa ve1ncnt and block l\"<Jll l\tRS. JOHN R ZORG£::R. J R. f\'t•t '' ·1•11ltli1.!' Caiet.e rin Tri rhr £di1nr · Thank you for ynur article on our cafr!{'ria. its food and low pr i<.<cs. lh1wr1·cr 11e wot1ld like lo point out 1h:it 1f thr ,:!Cllt'ral puhhc st~r!Pd pntr-0n1z1n~ lhe fac1htv. th('re would be ht!ll' or no roon1 for Patienl visi1ors and our 011 n i:n1pl11ves i -n r <'ilff'IC>ria ;:ii lloag ll11Sp1t:il is 11r_l!:i1112ed fnr f'nlplnye~ and 1s no t. as !>IJC'll. a ""Jlllblic" l"tife1en11 KEITH \VAl.l.F.V i\~51.~tan! Arlm1n1~!raror Hoag i\·1en1onal Hos pital llri1°(•1· lli."i«'flltt'l f!.'ifl ·rfl !l1r 1·:cJ11or li111·111g tl1r ~111n111rr 1111' )"nun~rst. i·!11kL 11 s,.,n, l!i''". !0<1k tlrivC'r"s cducalu1n ;!I :.l'hn(l\. ;111d ~111cr rl'r·c111ng hi:ii lf':irn {'r"S pr1'rl)il I ha1·c brrn rha11ffe11rf'd ar11un1J Nr11'port Rc.1rh <.1 nd Cos!n i\11's;:i <la1/y I le drives c<1rcfulty and well. b11t has ali;o learned In drive ·defcnsivclv anrl "'1th 11·orry inslead of plcasure-bc"Cau~e of rude and dangerous aduU drivtrs' I HAD NOT realized how many \vert 011 thf' rn;ul.~ 11nril lhis past fev.',\\'eeks. There hai; not been an hour "'hen at least ont', 1nort -Often !'c\·rral. mature ii rivrr:'! rhd not pull chrcct\y in front of him from four·\\·a.v stops iv.·hen he had the righl-of. way) or sharp!.'" cu t 1n fron1 other lanes, ofttn withOul using any s1gnal1; or in· dicators. ~1an\• \Vere womf'n bel\1·1'en 4n and 50 years o·r agr., rl1.'>play1ng the rude~l ignoraryce l)f the I raffle law:::. but driving expensive cars. AT O:'<i"E Tl1\IE this evl'n1ng n1y son "'a1tcd courteously al the four.way ~lop at Clay and Irvine while a driver on hii:: right crm;sed. then ?. drivcr on his left pulled nut. I.hen , juq; as ht slartecf int o the intersection. anoth('r woman in n late model Continental pulled right into hi.'I path from the right after barely htsitaling al !he sign. NOT ONCE HAS a younR trenager bet'n SO rude or reckless , yet I fee l sure the!ie setrish. arrogant "adults.. arc lhe 11tron~est critics of our younR people'. naming lhem \\'ilh the "l'Orsl o( lhP1r own 11inR. If any rt'adtrs h.1\'f knowingly bt'ha\'· ed in this manner, tind are capRble -0{ shan1e, think a moment, <ind ht more rnurtrou.'> in lht' future. It 1s rontagious. and sn is dfs·courtt.sv. Which kind of An1eric11 do }'t>ll wnnt "tomnrrov.·"' It isn't b.\' 11·ords lhR! iCi; donf', but by clecrls-01.:RS. J . R. PETERSQ;; J I I 7 ' I > Saddlehaek Today's Flnal EDITION N.Y. Stocks VOL. 64 , NO. 221 , 6 SECTIONS, 86 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBE~ IS, 1971 TEN .CENTS San Clemente Aides Huddle on Business Fees A spetial San C!e1nente Chamber of t:o1nn1erte eo1111nittee -plus inlereste d husincssnil'n and City Clerk hfax Berg - 11 ill n1ee1 Tuesday niorning to ha1nmer nut a final solution lo son1e inequities 1n 1·1ty propo::>:1!s Iv \1as11y re111se busine ss li cense fees. Arnl thus l'ar. businl'S$111Cll and ci1 y of· f1 eials have said that a solution to the llC\\' l'ee!'i seen1.s el11se Tucsda~ ·s 1neeting will havt the ~1ng le :?.Oal of linn1ng up !hr than1her l'Om· m1t1ce s recn111men<lat1ons on tht new !re st ructure \Vh1 ch is pro posed to go into t'f· Ject Jan. I. ll v:i!l be at 9:30 a.in. In th e San Clemente ottice of San Diego Ga.~ and t-~lectric Co, The re\'islo1 -tht firsL increases in c11v bu~iness licenses si n<:t 1955 -are a blind of gross-reccipL percentages for sonie busi nesses and increased flat l'ees ror others. Despite poor resu\!s in other coastal ci ties In recent vears. the issue over gross recl"ipts has· not yet stirred a wave ol' bt1s1nessn1 an protests locally. Bob !\lath1son . a spokcsn1an for the special chan1ber com1nlttee \\h1ch has .~pent n1onlhs on \ht issue, agrees with Beri that an equitable solution t an be oters ltJa1·i11es Battle El Toro Melee Investigated 8}' ARTHUR R. Vll\'Stl or r~. 0111r Plitt >;!•!! Confl icting reporl~ ranging froni • fistfi ght outside an enlisted men·s club to tiporadic, scattered acts or racial violencl'! JH'OUncl El Toro I\ilarilte Corps Air Station 'J"uesday night are being probed today. One or the few facts confinned \"'a!I' that one r..·Jarlne tias been hospitalized i11 fair eond!tion l\'ith an 11bdon1 inal ~tab 11·ound. The victin1 11·a~ identified a~ Jes~e Flrown. but his rank . age and hometow n 11·rre not dist lf/sed. Th e official account gi ven i~ that two :'llarines filng led outside the clu b beer haU about 11 p.m .. re sulting ,in a me!el'! \\·hen military pol ice units arrived to break up a crowd of about 30 to 50 v.:atchcrs. Nu rses 11t Orange County J\!edical Center. hov:ever. told nev:s men several men \\'ere injured. So did a Navy medical corpsm an v.•ho dc~cribed 11·ti<1t he called fights all around the base, involving blac:k and \vhit e fl larinf.'s. "I don'[ dr>ny i! T jusr dnn"l ha\'e anv ntore inform al ion than I i;:a\·e. \Ye"re :still putting the detail!) together now.'' said ooe b;i~e s1mk11sn1;1n Hr v:as no! identified by 11 11v spr tifi(' military role in the probe, or relea~e of information obtained . "I can't find him ,'" said a sergeant on duty. The nrfi cial announ r{'rnenl earlier Ra id ~evrral men hare been held for qut>~· t1onlng ab-O ut the. violt>nct but that so fa r nont' had been charged \l'ith specific of .. f{'l'\S{'S. Racial pr0blems ha1·e led 1o past \'iolence al other U.S. do1ncstie military Insta llations including the sprav.'ling t:an1p Prndlcton i\tarine Corps Training Center in San Ocii:o Counl y. If unofficia l accounts or l11e incident Tue~dav night at the 3,000.man El Toro !\·fCAS 'tacilitv art substantiated . it will be the first sUch kno"'n major incident in Orange Count y. . . The l\larine i njµr~d was 11! first listed in i;eriou~ condition at the county Oraage C.a1t Weatker Cool ocean breezes continut fet bring Southland temperatures to ai tolerable lr.\'el today. High.OJ 11long: the coasl \\'ill be around 71 risin g lo 87 inland. Lows lonighl 11round '2·66. l~SIDE TODAY Afltr jo11r man·madt voya~e! to t11e moo11. how macli do :rcie11tisls rt ol/11 k11ow about tile origi11 of E:urtli'• !ntellitt.? Ste Pagr. 28. ''""' u 111!!~ u C1llt.r11l• I (lrff• (trftff' II CllK~!ltt U, 1 c11ulllff ~''" Ct"' IC' fl crouw•t11 " 001111 H1!1Ct • ll D1w1rt•I II e•111r111 ,,,, 1 1111~111 ........ , , .. ,, 11'1111~• U41 ...,,,< .. I H Afln L1n•1"' H Mii-f M1.,11 .. L k •llln 11 ,,.., .. IR Slrvlc• JI Mlvltl *•ll Muf\111 l'uMI 11 H11!1n1r H•w• 4-S o ...... , .. ft!¥ lf Svtvl• rtf'IV' 11 '"'" 11·1~ Qr, , ..... , .. 1111 ,, l"'<lr Mtr-111 H·1' TtltYll~ft lf T1111I•" M·ll Wwl~I•, 4 W~ltt W11~ JI w ......... "''"'' 11·4' '""" "'"" ... hospital's lntensil'e care unit but this wa1 !•ter revised tn fair. Nt1 determination had been made whether the several other men said to be injured were Marines who gathered to watch a fight, or ~!P officers detailed to disperse. them. John Nelso11, Lagu11a Hills Doctor, Dies Dr. John-Miller Nelson of San Clemente -a physician for 35 years ••ho aclively practiced in Leisure World -clied of a :i1udden illne:;s In his home Sunday. Dr. Nelson. who practiced for many years in fl1issou!a, r..tont., joined !he Laguna Hills !\1edical Clinic six vears <i_go and 1\·orked actively unt il hi3 death. 1-!e wa .~ 7L Dr J\'elson was a gradua1e of thr l;ni1 ersitv of i\l irinesota l\ledieal Scho"I and SL Olaf's College 1n J\linntsot a. He "'a.o; a member tif the 1-lannony i\1;,isonl{: Lodge 49 in J'vlissoula and Je1·era l pro· lession al a~sociat ions. lie ll'as ;. member or lhe Lull11·_ran Church of Our Cross 1n L<1guna Hill.~ "'llere memori;il services ~·il l take pl<1ee Thursday at 10 :30 a.m. Grave;i;ide service.~ "·ill prered,. 1l1e memorial ri tes at 9 o'clock Th1lr's<l<I\' morning al. Pacific View i\temorial Park in Corona de! J\lar. Dr. Nelson leaves hi.~ "'1dow . Ann a l.011 J\"elson of the horne at 4107 Calle Bien· venido: a daughte1', 1\-fiss Janite Nelso n of Lon g Beach: a son, Dr. Jatnes E r-.'elson nr Great f"al ls, r..1onL: lhrc e bro thers, Arthur Nelson of Kans as, Erl· ing Nel son of Wisconsin 11nd Reu ben Nelson of Riverside: three !isters, !\.l rs. Dora Be.vtridge tif ~1ont ana, r.trs. Trenf' Brown of t.l1nnesota and i\·lrl!. Genevievt Simpson of Heme!, and I w o grandchildren. Sheffer Laguna Beach ~1ortu<1r.v l~ in charge cf arrangements. Marine Arrestet.I On Robbery Rap San Ctemtnte polit'e have arrested a young Ca mp Pendlelon ~farint on ~ $12,500 warrant charg ing arme.d robberv or a local bar tarlitr this month in which a lone gun1na n escaped with $106. Richard E. C.Obb, 22. who lives in a bar· racks at the base. was arrested Tuesda_y after a joint. investiealion by local dete<:· lives and military investigators. Cobb'Was arraigned today in municipal court and was formally charged with entering the Stage Co&ch lnn just before closing on the morning or Sept. 3 and alltged\y sttaling the cast-al gunpoint. The owner of !he bar. at 3707 $. El Camino Real told police the gunman wore a brown wig during the holdup. Local detectives used /1 compo~1tt dr•wing of lht 1uspt:ct ir. their In· vestigation. Included in the evidence In the case is a hrtiwn wi~ 111leged IC) helon1 to Cobb and found amona his belonginga. pollce said. 1•1or ked out in 11n1e. "There doesn't seen1 to be much of a problen1 with !he basic philosophy here. Jl 's n1ore a matter of do!lars in son1l" ca tegories c.nd v.·e really feel 1hat can be easily \vorked tiu l." hr said during a t:llan1ber directors' meeting Tuesday. Berg agrees. "\Ve ha ven't had the ho\vl we expe<'lf.'d so l'ar. and \\'e honestly believe thal f'1'eryone has been given ample tin1e and 1nforn1 alion about the revision ,'' Berg said. Basically, the proposal~ 1·all for 1n· ~rcased fl at fees on specit1c business and profession al eategones. So111e. large businesses falling under the grvss-recei pts categories t' o u Id ex· penenct a 700 perc ent increase in license lees. Copie~ of the proposed increases hal't been available for busi nessmen at tlly !Jai l for the· past :ieveral months. City eounei !nlen have yet lo schedule public hearings on the proi>0sed revision. awailing a flrrn recommendation fron1 lhl' cha1nber committee . Al. a re cent study session couucilincn 11nd cun1n11 ttee 1nembers agreed Iha! ~ome rcfine1nenl could be niade on fees -prin1arily in the relaLJonshi p between an1ounts charged for so1ne professiona l eategories as opposed to semiprofe:>Siona l ones. "'li 's difficult to ger into spe,·1f1cs and present a t·lear picture 10 all the busines:;me n,'' Berg has explained, ''there are dozens of otcupational 1.:ategories and niost have di fferent fees ,.\Vhat we seem to be down to n<llV is a 1nil1ler of dollars and not p)iilosophic:-. and I lh1nk that ea11 be easi ly worked uut " lipro;ir in Nr wport Be.a<.:h i11 recen t years O\'er the gross-receipt~ Philosophy grew so intense that city offlcials !erap- ped 1he tntlre plan a11d opted_ instead, for a blanket i ncrea~e. Opposit ion f1·n1n bu sinesstnen in t h a t city stemrned frorn asse rted pryinl!. by city license offici als into business financ· c.-;, Opponents argued that the prying was a,11 invasion of a businessn1a n's priva cy. Bui San Clcn1~1t e councilmen recently agref'd !hat !he gruss-ret'eipts lorrnal 11·ould be no different than Ille federa l governn1en !'s inco1nc tax pracl!ees whil.'.h also arc based upon exa1n1nat ion of a businessm<1n's receip!s. 0 on s ~----~-~--· ..... ,,_, __ -··· H...., __..~ .... ~·;:_j,..:......-,' '~ . . . ,,....,,;-~ ' .~.· ' _,,,,,-~,...-~~ ~~ ,,. :...-- -- ,, • So1uetlii11g to Pouffer !\l!ndful of the de1i ca1c relationship bel\,cen church an cl state. th!~ ~lcdford . Ore. chu rch is tur re ntly d1spl ayin1? its 1·on1mentary nn the state nf nlankind. ,A. Bibl ical quotation. it Is not but at least its ti mely and topical and probably helped even \rage-frozen parishio ners work up a smi!f'. High Scl1ool Has 1',yo Nc\Y Aides S<111 L'.lenic:nlf' ll1gh School \1'11! ha\t t11·0 nc11' arln11n1s!rarors \\l1 cn Sl.'.11001 ~tart.~ ne~L il'lunday John Sn1art or ;{an Clen1enl P. \\'ill S!'rl'f' as ass1 ~tant pr1nC"1pal. rrplal·1ng Ed l\1n · (.:31d who \I'll! be J.Hlnt'i paJ Of Jl•Jart o l'or.c;ter J unior High 1n S;1n .J11an CapisLranu. Sn1ar1. who has ~erved .11 ~ b0y'.!i vw r principal. taught two years 111 1hr d1~l rict and then served one ,1car as an adn1inis1rator. Taking Smart'.'! fonner posi1ion wi ll be Don Jeisy of San Ju•n Capistrano. Jef~y has served 'ix year.~ in the dislritl and 1s al~o • member of the Capistrano Parks and Recreation Commission. Cle1nente Chooses Firn1 , To Print Cha11iber Book /\ 2:'1·vrar-01d pri n1ing f1r111 in lrvinr T11c.~da v w;i ~ c·ho sen fro 111 17 bidder~ 10 prin1 n~-~1 }ear';<; expanded ed1t1on of thf' wldly-uscd San Clemente Cham ber of ()unn1crer \elrphone directory. Ch<.mber directors unani1nously agrred 111 award the $19.650 job lo the Hendricks Printing Com rany. ·rhe awa rd <.'an1e amid VO\\'S fron1 ('hamber r..la nag er Robert Eva ns tha t he pledges ne.x!. year's clireclnry lo be the "besl ever.'' The chamber will pri~t :>00 more eopies of th e book for distribution the last Satur· dav in January. The total press run. E:vans s11 id. would be 19,000 copies. The expense for the book this year is :iboul -~2.000 niore than !a.,1. prin1arily IJceause ol !he u1sappc;1ra11cc nf coded tal)('s u ~d to prinl individual listings. The additional press run and usr of bet· ier quality pAfM'r stock also contributed ru the increalic. The tapes -\1•hith autom11tie;i1Jy can be fed into a lypesclting machine. thus :-1aving ma n hours -disappe(lred "''ilh the closing of ll<imhy Printers in Sa11 Clemente. the fir m \Vhich performed the printing job on the current edition._ 1'hr directory project is being un· derta ken !his year by !1·1rs. Lucy Carr, who told directors that revenues from ad - vertising are so aring, compared to last year's efforts. CofC Unmo-ved Conlracls for 11dvcr1islng al read y amount to $13,500. she said , and of thBI, $9.000 already has been coll ected. Ne\v buslnesse~ already have purcha!!· r.d S2.000 worth or advertising for the book's yellow pages. Won't Ask Bau. on Ato1n Plants /\ rt nell'ed plea by a. loc11 l universlt.v \\'Omen's group for !:ian Clementr. Chamber of Commerce endorsement of a ban on nuclear generators fell on dear ears before chamber directors Tuesday , The group of chamber leaders agrttd lo fi le the lelter from the Beleaguered Earlh Commiltet: of lhe loca l chapter of the American Associalion of University women. They chose. inste11d. lo reiterate !heir stand of last Noven1ber "'hich states that the chAmhl"r would rernai n neulrAI on the matter· 11.nd rely on the judgment or government regulatory bodi es. S pecif i r1 l l y .the letlrr fron1 8elc11.guertd Earth chair1nan i\-tr~ K. C.' Hicks wa11 for 1.'hamber ~upport of • nioratorium on the construction or any new plants-including the proposed pair at San Onofr e -unhl sa fet y and other controversial ma tters are resolved. "I think we should stJck to what we agreed upon last year." Chamber Presi· dent Walter Hunter told director~. One po1tscript was addfl:I by aome directors. however. Th e group agreed that a copy of the t hamber pol icy and a duplicatt of !ht university women letter be sent lo trustees of lhe Capistrano Unified Schoo l District V.'ho have received the same moratorium apptal. "~1~ybe our po~ition wHI help th e boerd deal with the issue as well." said Ray Campbell. • $2,000 Donation Paves Tl1e Way San Clemente Hig h School's new sidewalk on Pico Avenue will be~ financed by a •generous gift Trustees or the Capistrano Un ified School District learntd t\1 o n d ay lhat $1,000 has betn don2.ted for lhe pro-- jec1 by the Insurance Age nts Associa· lion and JameS M. Holbert. The projecl calls fo r a temporary sidewalk along unimproved property between the high ~chool and CRrrows Rtstaurant. It include!> a rf'.':gular ~idewalk on portions of lhe school pro- perty. Tax Boost, Seco11d Vote U11(le1· Study By f'"REflEl!ll'I\ SCHOE,\IEHL 01 l~O 01111 ,ilOI S!IH Another bond eleelion OI' a hike in taxe.• "'ere two alterna tives l1sled today by lh • 15U?crintendent o[ t he Sa!dleback Com· 1nunity College district to fu nd con· sLructio n of buil dings in lhe wakt cif 1'ue5day's \'Oler denial or issuance nf $24.3 million in bonds. "I \'Iii! n1ak e a rcpn1·t to the hoard fl'lond<iy night." added Dr. Fred Breiner. ''B1Jt the hoard wi!I have to rn<ikc the determinalion. '' Only 15 percent. of the 74.247 college distrit·t !un1ed oul 'l\1esda y lo 1 ote on the bond iss11e Official resull s showed :>,427 yes votes ilnd 5,986 no voles. A two-third yes plura)i\.y was required for passage . The $24.8 niillion \\'a5 soug ht to fi nance construction of perrnanent bu ildings on the Saddleback can1pu~. 28000 l\ilargueritfl' Parkway. !\1isslo n Viejo. Additionally, ll n1illion v.·ould have go ne to\vard ac-- quisi!ion of land for a branch campus. Bremer said th e district could seek slate aid for thr. construction of pern1anent buildings, buf. lo do so, lhe district wotiltl have lo raise funds as well. "To do that , Wl" 1vuuld ltl'Y son1 c pennissil'c taxes.'' he noted The olhcr allernatil'e. Bre.n1er sal<l, 1vould be another bond eleclilln, bu! he di d nut <.:01n1nenl further on surh a po~sibil 1· ty "\\'r do know lha t we inust eome i1p \1'1th son1e new building.~-:· Breiner said. "Of COllfSC .. r·m diSill}potn tcd with lhe ,.,.~ult~ o! !lie election. but T'n1 opt lmisllc lh:it Lhe voter~ \l'i lJ come lhrou gh for Lhe t·o!legc." hl" co111111ented The school chief said his "P!imtsrn sten11ned rroin pa~( ;;c!ions of the v0ter ... in rreating-ll1l' cli.~t rii·t in 1967 and ap. pr0\'1ng 1 ~su.~nt'l' of S!I:; rnill ion in bond~ in l~lfi8 for acquisition of land for the pre~e nt e;in1pu~. construct.11111 o t relocatable. building~ and a ptrn1anent Ji hriHI Crni111dbreaking ceremonif's for lh• ne1v $3 million library \viii be held Mon· cla v. N<111c nf th!': t ru stees on lhe rl istrict board could be reac hed this 1noroing ror tomment. nn the vo te. The bond money . had it been appro ved. v.·ould have gone toward !he i.:onstruction of a science·mathem<1Ucs center. fi ne arts center. administration cent c r , tech nology center. busi ness t' e n t e r. athletics and physical education center and a gy1nnasium. The hi nds for the second campus, co l· legc officials said. we re needed because the presen1. c/l mpus would hit lht: 10,(l(h) stud ent population limit in 1!178. Th ere was no widespread organized op. position to the bond measure. although a: few loc al commuoil.y organization~ and individua ls co ndemned !he measure. Bremer suggested th at the rt cent decision by the stale Supren1t Court bf-anding presenl Jor.ms~oLs.c.bool . Jin_a!l· cing a'.'i unconstitutional coupled \V1\h the ge neral state nf the nation's econl)my led people ln vote against the bond measure. Plane Crash -,) JACKSON. Miss <AP ! -A priva te plane wUh six pe rsons aboard crashed lo. da"y when ii snagged .treetQps in ~f>o proaching Jack.w n ~funlc1pal AirpOrt, loU.. ing Fl\le of those aboard. Tom bits of the plane remained caught !n the trees !lnd Gther parts were scattered along tht grou nd . The injured man was taken to a Jacks()n Hospital. Na1nes and rurther details were. not Im· n1cdiately available. ' f DAILY PILOT SC Irvine Sixtffn educ1tlonal, health and JOC taJ agencies in Orange County received granta in u cus of $5,000 frnm tht .Jamf'S l rvint Foundation, il was announced to- .~y. The grMts, totaling $457 .515 71, '.:•ere made during lhe fiscal year endi ng '~-31. ·~. Chapman CoUege, St. Joseph's Hospital ·:lb Orange and Anahei m MtmorlaJ :~ospital were tht! Orange Cou nt.y in· :-.ctitutions recei ving lhe largest amounts : +. $75,000 each., : ~The Chapman grant supports building · 'bnovation and the award to Anaheim : .lx>spital will establish an acute cardiac ~care center. The grant to St. Joseph's \\ill provide for additions to that hospita l's coronary uni t. Statewide, the Irvine Founda tion grants totaled $2.8 million and 94. percent of the 91 grants '\'ere made to organliatlons Grants • Ill working in the fie.lds of hia:Mr education, youth ae.rvice.s and medJeal W t , 1 f'aun· dal~n 11pokesm~n u ld. Absenl from the list of Irvine Foun- dation recipient.. this year were several Orange Counly art! institutions lhat had been named 1n prior years, Among cullural organizal!ons dropped from the foundation grants lis t are. the Symphony Association of Orange County, Laguna Beach Community PJ;n·ers, South Co11 .c;t Repertory and the L~·ru: Opera Associ a· Lion of Orange County . further, 26 orgMl l..atlons in California shared gra nts in arnounts less th an $5,000. These 1nvard.c; "'ere nfJt detailed 1n the foundation annual repnrt released to- dav. but fou ndation attorney Howard J . Prjvett l!11id manv of these are Orange County agencies. Grants to all 2S totaled $4~.050 during 1970. Followina Is I llllint of all (r'anta: Ovt.r '5.000 made to Oran<• Coanty, iroup•: Brtlllt lnttft\lt1, 111,000 for Ora11ge County Center I mprovement•; Providence Speech and Hearing Cllnie, Orange, $l9,000 for hearing test equip- ment; Boys' Club of Santa Ana , $10,615.71 to purchase a bus; South Coast Com· munily Hospital. Laguna Besch. 140.000 lo furnish Coronary care unit and huy a~dlo-visua! equipment; Orange Empire Council Boy Seoul~ of Ameri ca, $18,000 to begin .. inner clty" delinq uency pre vention p r o J e c I : Children's Ho1ne Societ y or Santa Ann, $20,000 10 place wards of the cnu rt tn adoptive homes: Salvation Army. Santa Ana. $15.000 to build youth center: UC Irvine Interfaith Fo u ndati o n , $5 ,000 !or in· terdenominalional student center: ::Co~~t Associatio11 Lauds Voters Order Schoo l Split . : ·salt Creel{ Beach Pu1·chase By The Aswciated Prt:8S For the lirst time in the 2S.yea r history nf California's school unification ;ii:t. v0ters ha1•e ordered lhe splitting of unified districts back into smaller .school governing units. ·. The proposal for county purchase of 4.8fl{) feet of beach between Salt Creek and Dana Strand has won endorsement frt)m the board of directors of the Orange County Coast Association. Huntington's Ad1ninistrator Miller Fired By ALAN OIRKIN or th• 01111 ,.1101 s1a11 fl?yle rifil!er, 59. is no longer city ad· m1n1stra tor of Huntington Beach_ He was ousted from the $34 ,000-a-yea r j<lb at 5 p.m. Tue.<idBv ~·hen he was serv-~ by City At t.omey 0 Don Bonfa with two dociunen ts -notice of the council's in· tention to remove him as of Oct. 18 of his immediate suspension. The action was made public at 11 :4.~ Jl m. when the City Council re.convened from an executive session lasting two hours and 40 minutes. Bonfa read a council·authorized slate· ment announc.in~ the ou!ter and .!'italing t hat Assistant City Adm i n is t r a t o r 'Brander Castle y,•ould be "the acting city administralor pro tempore." "The City Council ha s directed the "])er so Mel director 1 Ed Thompson ) to ·Commence a nation wide search through the state Personnel Board to find a new cit y administrator,'' the terse. statement 5ald. 1'\o grounds or reasons for the dismissal were given. The vote fo r dismis~al also wa~ not announced althoup;h it is knnwn that it was 5 to 2 with Al Coen. Mrs. '.Norma Gibbs, Jerry Mainey. Jac.k Green aind Donald Shipley in faYor and Mayor George ~IcCracken and Ted Bartlett op- posed. "J!·s thP. opi nion 11f mys('lf and .<ipecial counsil (the Santa Ana law firm ()f Rutan and Tucke ri that the city ch;irter doe~ n()t prov ide for an appeal." Bonfa ~11id in e press conference late Tuesday night. "If ?.tr. Miller request.c; reasons he shal l be provided with reasons but not with cause or ground s," Bonfa said. !\ti.lier has se\·en da~·.c; frnm th r ser\'ing l'\f the notices at 5 p.m. Tuesday to re- guest a public hearing before the coun c1t. But, accord mg to the-charter. rhe coun· ell's "action shall be final and !'.hall not rfepend on any particular degree ri f proof 11t the. hearing. the purpose of "'hich is In allow the C11y C<iun c1l and 1he c1 t,v ad- ministrator lo present Ill eac h nlhe.r and the publi c all perlinrnl facts prior lo the final acti0n <if removal " ORANG! COAST DAILY PILOT ORANG;! COAST ,U&l ISHJNG CCM,ANV l!ob•ri N. Weed P•••.d•nt •"" ~u~ll•her Joe~ It. C url•v Vk:t "•niclont t r.cl Gtflt11t Mtn•ll"° Tliv"'•• Keevil l!:O!!Cf" l),o,.•1 A. lol urp~i "t M1ntDlnt Ed1111r Clo.arl•, M. Looi llticli•rd P. Nill Aul1!1111 M111111no Ea11u·1 L., ... -..Clio OHie• 22 2 For11t A•111ue lo!aiti119 t~d1e11 ! 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S..l)ll('tf~ ., , • .,..,, ,, u """~"'1.,, 11y °"'u u.i. .._1111y1 '"rn'"'" .... u1111io.w. u.1' .-•My. The Coast Associ ation d j r ec l n r s adopted the reso!utin n nf support al a breakfast. meeting t.oo..i) ·• the Brilbna Bay Club. following a present ion of the plans by Richard L. Weiser. •ecutive vice president of Avco Community Developers, owners of the 3~ acres of properly the count y would acquire. The pro posal. which includes complete development of the arf'a by Avco, in· eluding public parking lot s. roads, cnn- cession stands. rest rooms and fl ther sup- port facilities. goes before the OranRe County Board of SupervL-;ors a week from today. The price. for the package I! $2.5 million , \Veiser to!d the Coasl Association dlrec- toi::s that having the public areas develo~ by Avco and turned over to the county ready for use would r;ave the county money end would provide public use or the area two years sooner th11n if the county merely acquires the land end undertakes the development. Weiser estimated that if the agreement can be reached 8QOn, he would hope to close the eScrow before Feb. 1.5. 1972. The beach could be available by September or October of 1972. Weiser noted with the Sl.400 per front foot which is being considered for stale acquisition of the beach adjacent to Doheny State Beach. The proposal , which has been In negoti ation for Approx imatel y 11 year and has bun through at le&t 11 do1en revisions during that timP, previous ly v.•on endorsement ofth e county's Ocean and Shoreline Planning and Steering Committee. Police Officer Arrests Pair For Car Theft T\\'O young men v.·hn rnarle 11 gr8ve mistake while asser1 ed!y attempting to hot "''ire a car in the Hotel LaRuna park· ing lot early today are coolin,lil their heels in the Laguna cily jail while awai ting ar· rangemen l o" suspicion of grand theft, au!(l The. car selected by Rnbp r\ Lynn f\i ur· ra v 20 of Co rona. and Roberl Coad y T):grear'. 22. of Hespe ria, for lheir prr- dawn escaparte \.\.'as the propl'rl\' of 11n An11he1m pohce officer who allegr.s he ca ught them in lhe act, acCQrdi ng to p!'ll1ce. Thr nff1crr, Fredcr1r.k :-.:. J\11lls .Jr sau1 hi' came 0 11! nf the Hotel La guna at ap· pr(lxlmatel~· 1.4fi a.m. and fou nd one of the suspeCts 1n his car, the other <.'rouc h1 ng hrs1de 1t . The 1gn11ion \\'!f('~ has been d1sC'On- nected from the staner sw11ch and 1·ross- ed, and lhe car mo\'ed about. 10 feel from \1·hrre he had parked it. Mills said Placing them under tenta fi\'e arrest. he. nagged dO\\'n a ,p_assing_ Laguna Bl.'aCh pnlice patrol car in which the suspects were transported to the sts!ion for book· 1ng. Need a The votes. both over"'·helming. were in the Newman-Gustine Joint School District in the San Joaquin Valley and the giant f\1odoc·Tu\elake Joint ·unified School Di.!'itrict in northeastern California. The vote in the Gustine district was 1.:1:!3 tn 58li to end the five·year merger and divide the district al the Slanislaus- Merced COllnly line. F:;ich new district "·ill ha ve about 1.500 pupils. The vote in northeast Cahfornia ""~s 1,l t9 10 274 to hreak the big district up 1n· tn two: the former Modoc Union High School District and the Madeline portion or Lassen Co unty and lht! former Tulelake Joint Union High School District in Siskiyou County. ff g IA?*-,, ; '@iUJI Capo Screens Candidates For City Post Preli minary screening of 11pplicRt1on11 for San Juan Capistrano's first director of public gaiety began today. Ctty ~1anager Doniild G. \\'cidner said more than 50 applications ha ve been received for the post which "'·ill be the equivalent to police chief in other cities. Applications will be narrO"-'ed down to- day 11nd tomorrow to JS by the preliminary screening board -San Clemente Police Chief Clifford Murr;i_v, Laguna Beach Police Chlef Joseph Kelly and Sheriff's Captain Doup;las Watson. From these 15. three will be .selected by 11n oral screen ing committee which "'ill be:. compr ised of a city manager , a police chief and an acl'ldemiclan. Members of the city rnuncil "''ill be sit- ting In on both committ ees a.s observers. The final decision will be made by the ci· Iv ma na_ger, :o;uhje ct to the approval of the counci l. San Juan'5 direc1or of ruhlic safe!~' wi ll !pend his first year studyi ng the; cit y':i: particular needs and organizin g l'l police department to best ser\·e the community. The term .. pub lic ~;ifety" h<i~ bPen definrd hv \\'eidner as ";i romprehrn.c;h·e cnnc t p! ~nc0mpa.c;sin~ all maJnr a~rel'ts of icommun1{\' arli\'i!ie .c; whi rh \\·h1c h mat eri ally affect the health. safety and t.1·elf11re of re.~idents," A pnlicPman who i~ ;i puhhr ~afrt\' of- fi cer "-'ould be-equ1pped tn pro1 irlf' or h;i\·e ecce.~.c; to a~ "full ;in arr<'iY of public sefety ~er vires as possibl e .. , One of the ne"'' r hie f'i Jobs wilt hP lo deride if the "public safety" type of drparlment ...,·oul d he be!tPr f o r Cap i~lr;ino than a conventional police department. The citv council has budgeted S2~.fl()O for 1he new c.hief 's first year. This "'ill include approximatel y $14,000 for his salary, a vehicle secretarial service, sup- plies, and other limited equipment. Laugh? Cornedy Show Tickets Avail,able Tickets are still avail able for the Ski\e!I and Henderson benefit sho w Sept. 24 and 25 in San Juan Capistrano. The -well·knO"-'n comedy team will give t\l,·o performanre!I on bnth Frid11y a~ Sa turdav -a din ner ~how end 11 cockt1111 I show at.the f~l Adobe. RPslauran! Procf'ed s v.·i1l go to the Fiesta de la! Golondr inas Association whlch an nu ally i;pnnsors the par11.de to cf'lebra te th e return of the swa llo"'·s lo Mission San Juan C11pistrano. Ticket!. "-'hich 11.re for the show only. are SJ.SO per per~n. They are 11 \·ailable by call ing the El Adobe Rest1111rant at. 493-1164 or Arlene Skiles al 493-30().1. The dinner 11ho'A' on Saturday ill sold out but tickets are still av11 ih1ble for F'rid11 y's dinner l!how "·hlch will begin around II ~O p.m. Oinf'rS "''ill be: 11,11ked lo arrh·e al 6 30 to _R11·e them plenty of tlmt: to rat before the 5how .'!tarts. Tic:ket s ere !1llll 11 va1l<iblt for hoth Fn· dav and Saturday's corkta lt .~ho"·~ Oonr.'1 "·11! open al JI)· 15 pm. a.nd !he shO"-' "'l!i 11tart around 11 p.m. Skill'$ And Hf'nder.-o n, ·who hav' 8J'l- peared on 90 te levlsion ~hf't\.\'.~. mt! In Newport Be11c.h. They were Introduced liy Ne"'•port Hiirbnr High School dr11m;i co;ich Bud Wentz and got the.Ir start ;it Disneyland. They now have lht1ir 0"11 production company, are ma.king e du c a I i on a I materials. and lla,·e. made .11 pilot. fnr th.~ own_t~leJi!ion series. Botulism Attack Critical to 4 BAKERSFIELD fUPI \ -One. per.sron wM rele1sed but four others r~ainl'd in c.rillc1l condition 11 Kf'rn Gl'nt'ral Hospital here toda y 11flt1r conlr11cUn11 bot ulism from I j1r Of l:1 inlcd chili 5At1Ce, Tw o more pe:rson.'> \\'ho fell stricken fnllowin,lil a we:tkend dlnnr.r were listed In fair c.ondilion. Ho3pftal 8pokesmen s1id R o b c r t Montell. 29, v.·as released Tuesdiiy !'lft er fl'l'lt.s !!howed he did nnt h.11\'t the oft.en fatal diStase, County Revealed Anaheim Young Men's C h r I at 1 a n AuociliUon, $2$,000, bul!dlng funds: Oninge Young Wt1mf'n'11 C h r ill t I .11 n Assoc.i1tion, $40,000 to buy a building : Alslstance League of Garden Grove. $6,900 lo eq uip a dental clinic (or the dissdvant11ged ; Orahge County federa· !ion of Co1nmunity Chests. Anaheim , $6,000 lo exp11nd programs, and Ztiota Club or Newport. Harbo r Foul'ldalion, Ne wpl)rt Beach, $5,000 for senior citi zens center additions. Al!hnu~h st.1!ew1de the en1phasis \\'as on support social a,i:::encies, t\.\'O arts org11n1za tions were-nained amring 1970 .:r;i ntees. The Perfn nn1ng Aris Counci l of lh, L<ls Angeles Music Center, $100.llOO for student scholarshi ps and the Palace; of Arts and Science Foundatlon. San Francisco, $10,000 to equip stud ent workshop. The James Trvlne Foundation holds M 5 ~ctnt of the stoc k of the /rvint Com- p.11ny and If.sis assets wnrth 110 2 ml!lil'.ln no l incl uding the value of 4 Ii mil lion share.o; of Irvi ne stock. Since 1rv1ni> stock is "not listed or traded no currf'nl m;i rke t \'aluf' is aYaila ble," the annua l i;ta te rnent notes. Since 19311 the foundation h a s clistribuled $1• 2 mil hon, about half of which has been given out in the pas t tl1 rce ye;ir.s. Found1:tlion holdings produ ced $1.9 mill io n of dividend inco me during the l!l70 fiscal year and cash derioslts earned $450 .000 in te-resl. Totnl income fnr the ~·ear amounkd to $'.? ~5 1nl!ll<in, att·ordtng lo the report. Organ izations rccc1v1ng grants in amounts lei;s than $5,000 numbered 16 in Orange County. They are : Girls Club of Buena Park. 14,800 Glrlt Cl ub of Garden Grove , $1,300 : F1mUy SPrvice Associatton of Or anse Count y, $2,500 , Vo lunteer Bureau of We!il Orange County. Sl.000: ~larch of Dirnes. $3,000 ; Dan ce Theat er of Orange !Aunty. $2.500; Big Brothers of Orange. County, $1,250; Orange Empire Council Boy St'fluls of Amer ica, $3,000 ; Harbor Art'a Boys' Club. $3.000 ; Boy.c;' Cl ub of Sa nta Ana . $3.000; Child ren's Home Society, S1:1nta Ana, $600: Crippled Clu!d rens Relier Fund, $600 ; Orange Count y Philharn1onic Socie· ty. $2.000. Sal\';1tion Army. San ta Ana, SfiOO, and the Tuberculosis a n d Jtc.c;piratory DiseasP Ass()(:·iaiion. $600 Duplica te grants to some organizations reflect both special and annual con• tributions by the Irvine foundation, I spokesman noted. Baker Blocks Delay Bid Irvine City Incor poration Hea ring Date Slated By JACK RRORACK 01 "'" 01111 Pilof i11u OranJle Co11n!y Surervisor Da vid L. Baker wa.!'i brought from a sickbed toda y Ln hloc k an attempt by Board Chairman Rnbert Batti n to push throug h .11 60-day delay in con!'!ideration of an election for incorpora tion of the proposed cit y of Jr,·ine. Baker provided the rrriui red third vole tn :<.et lhe legal he:iring date on In· corporation al the min imum two "''eeks from today Baltln, "''ho Mm11te.d he had 1<1lked to Jo11n Irvi ne Smith Tuesday. asked in his del aying motion that the Board or Regents <if the UniYers1ty of California be 11sked to furnish a copy of a Regent· ordered study on the proposed new city. Attorney Timo1hy Strader. representing the incorporators 1 reminded Ballin that copies of the Re;gents' report had been furnished to hoard members last week and on preYious occasions as far ba ck as November. Battin still refused to budge and a mo- linn by Supervisor Ral ph Clark for a two- week delay failed because a majority vole or lh e board is nC<"essary. Su pervisor \Villiam Phil lips was In Sa n Francisco to- d'Y Al thi5 point, Baker was summoned rrom his sickbed, and 20 minutes la ter - pale l'lnd 15haken -he appeare<i in the boa rdroom and voted for the normal two- week delay. Supe rvisor R<lnald Casper!'! of Newport Beach or ip;inall y seconded Battin's mo- tion for 11 fi()·day del ay but later withd rew the second after listening to strong pro- fesls from Strader. John Bur to n , chairman of th e incnrpnrators' group 11 nd And rew May, <if CO IN v.·ho challenged the supervisor to allow a vote "as you promised." Caspers, In originally supporting Bat- tin 's mnve, said he had talked to Mrs. Smith and he thought her wishes for a delay shou ld be. respected . "The reqursl of the owner o{ 211 percent nf !hr Ir vine f omp;inv ~tnck shnuld be; considf'red r;il her !han that of ;i phnny lri:t foundat ion in San Francisco,'' \a.c;riers s11id iThe Irvine Fou nclatinn. whirh llolds the major ity ol !he Irvi ne C<lm pa n~· slock 1 s.-in!a ,\oa 1\111\'(lr Lnri n Grisel 111.c;n pr n- te.c;lef1. hut Rclm1t1rd when quf'shoned TODAY by J . C. HUMPMRIE~ THE RAINBOW GEM w.11 kn own for il1 reinbow colort, the opel ha1 no di1lin,tiv1 ,olor of it1 own, 1mell uniform creeks in th1 qem 1c,ounting for th• veriecl hues. Mo1f popule r todey are opel1 frolf! Mell i,o. Th•y •r• of th• fir• opel ve- riety. emitting red qlowt. of light from the cor1. If you wenf fa se11 som11 reel "con· v1r1alion pieca" 9 1m1, came in ll nd look ovar our baautiful essortmenf of opelt. Gold Smt.M111 •d Skht S.crllflo"s Primary cau1e of "smud'ge" from qolcl jewelry i1 1kin s•cr•tions e ncl perspiration, the ch1mic•l1 of wh i,h combin1 wfth golcl •lloys to form derk-hu•cl 1elt1. A chenq• to whifit 901d or to 9otd of hi9h1r keret finen•11 should solv 1 tht problem. W•ll cov1r other 'eu1•1 i11 1ucceadin9 columns: ln the m••n· time, if you hl!ve 1uch a probl1m, com• on in encl 1•• u1. We'll be 9l11d to cl i1cu11 ceu1es end cures with you. that his city had nol obt ained ;i courl order to delay the hea ring as they had sought. lnco rporators objected \'igornu.c;ly lo Battin's 60-day del11y move because it w<luld push ihe. dale for the election t.n Form the new l'ily well inln 1972 and jeopardize the chances of th' new city til collecl taxes during the 1972-73 !iscal year. Newport Beacl1 Will Make Bid f 01· Alte1~11ate Route V.11lh i!s neighhnrs there J:!UardinJ; ~hfir own interests, Newpnrl Beach wll l go before the California High"-'8.V Com - rnissjon 1'hursday askin~ for a study of iln altcrna le route for the r acific Coast Frccwa.v. nc.prcsenlat1ve.'\ of Costa fl.1csa, Hu11- ti ng1on Beach and Laguna Beac h said lo· day they will att end the 10 a.m. meeting in Ven tura . The rcques!. to hnvP thr frc e\\'il.V rerouted along 1hc S.:tn Diego Vrceway !o the. Corona del Mar Frec\vriy then easter· I,\' towrirf1s Laguna Beach alonii Bonita Cany<ln Hoad nnd through Coyote Can- ~on. is tentat ively set to be heard al 11 :20 a.m. Newport Beach M a~·or l'.:d ll1rth said this mornn1g all the f'll Y wan\~ is for the "ommiss ion to tell !he Division of Highways lo study the rou te Laguna Beach City Ci ty f\1a11ager Manager La"'·rence Rose said this morn- Cleric's Office Hit by Burglars ·rhr S<>.n Clrrnrnl r· nff1cr.c; nf seh0ol tru.c;tee and loca l mi n i~ter the llev 11on- ald Inlay were hit by b11rgj;irs earlier thi.c; "'eek. '[:J1ievc~ stol,:o a pair of tape rl"r(lrders nnd a lire ex\lngu 1.c;her. The well-known minister 111 SI AndrP""~ By th e Sea f\.1et hfldls~ Church told pnlic! he no lired lhe loss Tucsdn y a£t ern(l(IO Offi cers l5aid someone entered the of· fltes nf the hill top church RI 601 Al'en1da Picn, possibly using a key The loses \.\'as \·al ued at $105. • EIMtronlc Chronom•ter f'Olt' I XCl,llOHAL •t:Clill:ACY IT TM9 OMllOA llLICTltOHICS. II /lit. OOLO TO, ITAINlllt SYlll tA'K -WllN C•l· INDlll:. IWll, seCONO NANO ANO WATlll: ll:ISISTAIOIT CASe. with Brac1l1t $260 ing his ci!.v "'·Ill senf1 a rf'presenlative lo the hearing . bul he will go only to listen. no! to testify . Costa Mesa City .Atto rne.Y Roy .June will also be present !o deliver " city council resolut ion staling Costa fl1 esa's be!ie f lh<it a eoastnl frcc"'<IY somewhere st)ll is needed . Huntinglon Beach f\ola.vor G e or g e r.1cCracken, who me1 with Hirth Tuesda y, .... ·on a sim il8r st atement nf pos ili<ln fro m his council ·ruesday nigh t. il·lcCrat•kPn secs Thu rsda y's hearing a~ a ('ruclal one . !le said the cities surroundtnR New rort Rt·ach .. want us to gn tn the State .-r igh1\•ay Commission lo keep the route talks open. "It 's either that Qr kill jt ,'' he said. '•Jt might be the life or death for the f ref!"-'ilY :• rvlcCracken said the .c;late need s to b~ told to "'keep work ing on the is sue. "\\1e\·e got lo let !he state know all c it ies are desireous of 11 soluHon," ha: 63ld. Costa Mesa Mayor Roberl Wl!son said this morning he could su pport the sludy of !he allernale route. but ind icated that support would come only if li will not prolong actual construction of a coastal frt'eway. Rose said that "''htle Laguna suppnr l~ lhP ~tud.v , i1 does not nece.-;sar1l y supporL the proj}(1sed routP. Laguna Beach Councilmen toni,R hl will henr ;i r;taff report on the propo!al lhat sa ys il potentially coul rl have ~ dimi nishinp; effect on that city's rone of influence Hirth "'ill he ;1rcomp11nirf1 to the meet ing by Traffic ~nginee.r Robe rt J af· fe. Vir e l\1ayor Howard Ro,lilcrs is al~o ex· peeled to attend. • Electroquart'f T'!! WOltlOl MOit IUPllllOll: TIM• "l!CI -OU ... ltfZ IS T'!I ll:IOULATOlt •.. T'!I "Ml•ltt,. 0' OMIO ... l!l l (Tll:O OUAtfl !'ll:OVIO!NQ Vllll:Al lONI TNAT IN,ll:IASI ACCUllA(Y, $2.l OO J. C. .Jl.tn11ahrie.1 Je1ue/er,i 18ll NEWPORT BL VO., COST A ME SA CONV E Nf ~NT TEJl~S IANl(AMEA.ICA~D-MA STilll: CHARGE 24 YEAR~ S.-Mf l OCATION llHONE S4t.J401 .. --• Lag1111a Beaeh ED ITI ON -· ' , % , Today'• Fl•al N.Y. Stoeks vo e 64, NO. 22 1, 6 SECTIONS, 86 PA GES ORANGE COU NTY, CALIFORNIA WEDNESDA Y, SEPTEMBER 15, 1971 TEN CENTS I Saddlebacli Chief Ponders Bond Vote Def eat By f'REOERTCK SCHOE~1EHL 01 Ille tUllY l'it.I 5!1!1 Another bond election or a hikt in laxes 11ere t11•0 alternali1es 1i:;ted tod<iy by the supcr1nlendcnt of Ille Saldleb;u:k <.:01n· tnunity College dis!rict lo iund con· s!J'Uction of bu ildings In the v.·akt of ·ruesday'!ii voter denial or iss uance or ~2.4.8 million in bond.s. .. I y,•ill n1ake a report to the board f.londay night," added Dr. fi'red Bremer. '·But the board will have to make tho • dele rminalion." Only 15 percent of the 7~.247 eollt'ge district turned out Tutsday to vote un the bond issue Official re.<,uU~ Showed ;,,4:!! \'es votes and 5.98ti nu 1·nte~ A 1wo-th1rd )es plu rality was l'rquircd for pa.~sage 'rhe $24.8 1nilliun was S(llli;!h1 10 f1nanl'(' construction of 1>ern1anent buildings 011 the Saddleback campus. 28000 J\targuen1e Parkway. ~1ission Viejo. Additionally. $~ million woul d have gone to\vard a!"- quisition of land for a branrh campus. Bremer iaid the distric~ could .sec\.. state a id fur thr tonstruclion of 1>ern1ancn1 buildings, bu t to do so. the d1~tr1et would ha\·c to raise funds as well. '"T11 n .• that, ll'f' \IOUld ll'\ \" J;t)/11(' /l\'rnu:.~1\C taxe:>."" he nolt•d Tlit• nlher allenlal11r, Brc1n1·r sa11I 11ou!d be another bond clcl"Uon, hut he 1hd nol c.:u11unen1 fur1her on such a p0ss1b1h· , , ""\\le do knov.· thal we ml1st co111e up w11h sonic 11e1v builli1ngs.'f,,J3rctner said . '"Of cou rse. l'n1 disappfnnted with !he results of ll1e e!ection. but I'm op1Lm1stJc that t:~r 1·oters \VIII come through for the rutlegt," he co1nrne11trd. Thr school chief satd his oplirni sn1 -..tl"'1nn1rd fron1 pa sl actions of the voters 111 crc;it111g the d1str1l"I u1 1967 and ar:i- pru1 ing 1ssuanl"e of S!l.5 mill ion i11 bond~ !II i-'68 rur al'qUIS!llun of land for th(' present can1pt1.s. l:o11struc1ion o r re locatablr buildings and a pe rn1ane11t l!brary. ( ;rou ndbreaking ceren1onics for the 11e1v $3 n1illion library \viii be held l\ton- da}'· ' r1n ers' Ed Lo1·1· Ha s Su1·ge1·y 011 Vacatio11 Returning to Laguna vacation trip to L1ah. Cily Councilman Edward Lorr lo· day revealed that he spent mosl of hi.! holiday undergoing and recovering fron1 11 n emergency appendectomy in a small Ltah hospital. 'l'he councilman, with his wife and two ~ma ll daughters. left Laguna Labor Day \veekcnd for a camping vacation. Feeling ill aflcr an overnight can1p stop at Duck Creek in Lilah. Lorr said he decided lo check in a! a h<lspita1 in Panguitch. ~tah, v"11e-re he was iuformed he was zuffering lrom acule appendicitis. He under1venl surge ry last Wednesday ;ind rrmained in the hospital until Satur- day. while his farnily camped in their lent trailer in a neatby park until he wa~ "·ell eno ugh for lhe drive home. "lt v•as a very nice little <'ighl-room hospil<l-l run hy 111'0 doctors and I had wo~ dcrlul e:ire,"' said Lorr today. "But it sure \\'as no ·way l.o spend a vacation ." Th e counc lhna n said he stilt is rathe r Tl'cak .'.Iller !he long drh·e home during Ille hca1 11·a1c and is not sure i( he \1·ill attend tonight"s council mceling. Lagun a See king Urban Designer For Nc\v Po~t The !.ag11na Beach Planning ;ind 1J('1 rlop1nent Depart1nenl is seeking ··a 1Tc<1til'e and energetic indivldu;il"' lo l:\kc on the d11\1cs of 1he newly created pus1· lion (1[ Urh:i11 Dcsignrr. \\'aync l\londl". direct.or or Ilic dcparl - n1en1: noted the position was rormcrl.v Iha\ ol a planning draftsman, but wa.~ changed \\'Ith !hr adoption of the budget t arlier lhis mon th. Prospeclive applicants •·must have 11 strong academic ba ckground in archilec· lure. landscapt architecture or urban design," 1'1oody said. Other desirable traits, the planning chiet" said . would be : "good drafting .and graphic representation abilities: ability to develop sound implementation 11 n d f'nginccring techniques, including political rralities, fina ncing. and creative zoning." Salar-v. J\1oody said. begins at $793 11 nlonih. Other benefits include health ;ind life in~urance, three \\'eeks paid \•acation. norrne l holidays and s ick lea vf'. Pcr~ons interested in the position f'hould contact Lhe department. 505 Forest Avf' .• 4!14·1124 Ove1· 100 Bikes Ge t Licensing ~lore than 100 bicycles have betn licensed since the Laguna Beach Police De partment began its registration pro- gram a month ago, officer Jim Lansford repo r1ed Tuesday. '"The program Is goi ng very \\'Cll. \\'r.'re quite pleased." the officer added . l.1censing is done at the depar1ment, 505 f orest A\t'. ~1onday through f'rida~· fron1 2 to 4 p.m. Pcrsortli must bring their bi ke~ 1vith lhem. Rcgistr11tion fee is $1. Police officials are hoptful th~t by licensing the: bike:z. thefts will be cut and 11 wHI be easi er to return lost or stolen hikes lo their rightfu l owners. HE AD-ON COLLISIO N ON LAGUN A'S GLE NNEY RE INJURE D FO UR PE RSONS TUE SDAY NIGH T Police Say They Will Seek • Crim inal Compl1 int Against 57-year·old Driver ' Collision Charges Sought Lag 11.1 u 1 Polit·c N a111 f• Drive r i11 llcafl -011 ·Col lisio n Laguna Beach Jllll lCf• lud:i.v 11111 a-..1-. 111!' di strict attorney to fill"' c:rin11nal t'll:1rgc-~ <1ga111~1 a ~i-yeal'·old 1ln1'r1· ''ll11~r • ,q· 11•as \11\'0IV~'d 1n a gr111 d111~ h('.Hl-.. 11 u1l - t1:;1on ·ruesday night Charges ol dri\"lrl& on 1111' 11•ru11g !'Ith' uf the road\vay a11d possibl y fe lon.I' dru11l-.(•n driving will be sought e1ga1ns1 (.;lydc Elia Willi ams, 57 of 1212 Templr Terracr His vehicle collided wi th a car dnven by Te:dd Wylie Nichols. 18. ol 1.125 Cc1 · ritos Drive in the 8:45 p.m. ac<'ident in tilt 600 block or Gtenneyre Street Young Nichols, his mother. Anne. S "Nichols. 39, and hi s brot hrr. Da vu1 ~larcus Nkhols, 11. all suffrred cul s and abrasions in the head-on crash, bul "·cr'e released afler etnergency !rea1mcn1 at South Coasl Commun1!y H~pilal \Villiams i~ reported 1n :sat1~l;lclor1· condition al the hospital today. su tf1·ri11j; from a fractured elbo\\". f)Ussihlf' bal"k 111- jury and concussion. Police said a full repor1 of llic accid11n!. \\"il h the rcque!'il for charge!\ agaln.~l \\lilliams._wn filed with ll:~e districJ <tl· torney aft er Williams' doctor. on the ad· vice or his attorney, refused fo llo"'·ing the accident to provide a sarnple of his pa · 1ient's blood for a blood-alcohol lesl, re· quested by a policr: office r. Nichols told police he was southbound in the inner lane of Glenne:yre Street at approximately 30 mil~ an hour, wit h aoolhe:r car drivin g in the la ne lo his right. "'he:n he o~rl'ed the nor1hbound Willi ams vehicle coming lo~·ard him 1n Juo-c Gets Use Po~l " LOS ANGELES fi\P ) -\\'1llian1 lngr. Pulitzer Prize-winning play\\-righ1. will teach lhret courses starling l\londay al the University of Southern California. The appointment wa s annOuncl!d Tuc:s· da y !Ii~· 111·1,111; !;111(' Iii' 11'~1~ \!ll[ilJlc 111 111011• lq th1• 1'r~h! iot' ~l11p 111 11n1e !O avoid hll · l111g 1111.' 11l1L'o1111n1.t • <H'. \1·l11tl1 dr11e d11•1•1·l l\' ir1l11 t11u1. t!11· l'Oulh ~air.I . f·1•llt rnr1nber·.~ ~of lhf' L<1gu11a lir:i1·h l•1r"l' llt•11<irlna·111 ~1 11111nuncd 111 lh!? .~4't'11r, hrl pP{! rl"'nlovr thC' inJlll'cd 11c.:t1n1~ ;,nd plnre 1111•111 vn an1bula11re s1r l'l ther..;. 1\s lhf' ni:ishtd !";-II":> wrrc rernoved wit. llt'.~~t·.~ !ountl <1 hole J1ad bl"'l'Jl dug 11'1 !hr p:i1.enH·r11 IJv lhc whcC'I of one 1·eh1clr. v.h1th ~tppp.rc.:ntly t·ontinuctl spin111ng all Pr lhe c-ra.~11 , pul vcru1n~ lhc Ure 111!0 .1 bl ack !lull. Mru·i11 e Me Jee at El To1·0 E11listed Club· P1·oh ed .. By ARTHUR R. Vli\St.:L or '~' 01;1, '"''' ·;,.., ('onll1ct1ng report.~ rang1111; fron1 a flstf1g hL oulsitte an en li sted n1cn·~ (·luh 10 ~f)Ufildlf. St"fll!crcd <ll'IS or l"<ICl<ll \'IO!Cfll"!' <1nu111d 1-.:1 Toro :'llannc Corps Ail" Sl;1li11n T11rsd:'ly nij"!hl 11 r,. hr1n~ pr11ht•d 1oday, f)nf' of thr ft:w !arts l"Onfirrned wa s Iha! ont' i\larinr has l>ccnliospTralizcd i:n ra1r co nditio11 v.'ilh an abdoml11a l slat• wound, 1'he viclim v.·as ldenl1Hed 11s Jesse Brown, bul his rank . age and homclo\vn \~ere not disclosed. The ol ficial account given is that l\\'n ~1ar1nes tangled outside !he club beer hall abllut t I p.m . resulting in a mt.Ice ""hen m1l itar~· police units arrived lo hreak up a cro"·d of about :ro to 50 watrher". Nurses al Orange County l\1cd1cat Center. hO\\CVer told nc"•srncn ~cveral mrn 1verr lnJured So did a Navy rn<'dltal i·orpsman "'htl described wh::it h<' i:nlled ri.llht s all arnund the base, invoh·lng !)lock and wlulc ~1arines. .. 1 do11·t c\eny II 1 ju st don't havt. ilnV 111nrr information than I i;:avc \Vc'rc ~1 1 11 - putting !he clctail~ together now," said ont> base spokesman li e w<is not identified by any spec1t1r nHlilary role in thr probe. or release or information obtan1cd. •·1 can"I find him."· ~;aid a scrgcanl 1.111 dut y. 1'1tc official announ ceinent ea rlier said ~ever11l men haV't been held for ques· t1oni ng about the violence but that so far none had bef'n 1:hargcd wit h specific of· lenses. Atl ult F lag Football P layers Be ing 8ought The Laguna Beach Recreation Depart· cncnl ls seeking adults whq sti ll feel ag tlc enough to play flag foolball on Sunday afternoons. Game~ will be htld at Thurston Tntern1edi ate School beginning Sept. 26. Sig11 on deadline is lhis Friday. Persons or teams wlUing to play art a!>ked to cell the rec rea tion department, 4!14-t124, Ext. 4:l. Sponsors are avall11 ble fo r lnte:resled teams. •t None or the trustees on the district board could bt !"eached this morn111g for con1111ent on the \Ole. The bond rnoney had ii bC'en appro1 ed. "·ould have go ne toward the t'On~lruc\1011 of a sc ic11ce·rnathe1nalics cente r. fine arts t·cnter, adm inistration c en le r , technology center. business c e n le r, athletics and physical education center and a g~'n1··· ·iu1n . The fun• r thf' second t:a1npus, col · lege oUicia.~ said, were needed because to the present campus would hit the 10,000 student population limit in 1978. ·rht're "''as no widespread organized n~ position to tht' bond measure, although ~ le1<: loc:al co1nm unlty organizations and individuals 1·011de1nnrd 1hc rneasure. Bremer suggested that the recent decision by tl1e stale Suprerne Court bra11ding: present forins of school finan- cing as unconstitutional coupled wi th th e general state of the nation's eco non1y led people to vote against the bond measure. Charge Excessive Force by Police , Uy HARBAllA KH El81Cll Ol tn1 01i11 '°'ID1 i11ll Slatcrnents of several persons whn charge lhal Laguna Beach police used e."<cessive force during the Se pt. 5 "drinkers' 'valk'' mclee will be presented lo the city council tonight by ~l rs. 'rhomasi na Gunn, Laguna area chairman of the American Civil Liberties Union . Mrs. Gunn has requested and received ;i. place on the C?vening agenda for discussion of the Labor Day weekend t vent th at led to the·arresl of 16 persons en chl\rges including failure to dis perse. drunk in public, .assaulting a police of· licer and disturbing the peace A nu1riber of the defendants. whose trials arc scheduled al various dates throughout September and October. are expected to be present al the council meeting. al ong with other witnesses. The traditional "walk around ," during which participants mark the end of sum - mer by slopping al cars along Coast Highway, ended in n fre e-for-all outside the Orpha.11age Bar. 696 S. Coast Jlighway. after a bounce r refuse~ lhe group admission, setting off a series of disputes that eventuall y brought more tha n 20 officers In the scene l\1rs. Gunn said she 1vi ll present a statcrnenl sig11ed hy Five participants 111 !he walk who discount police claims that lhf' n1elec invol\'cd 80 lo 100 noisy and disorderly perso ns. openly carryi ng drinks. Thcv n1aint:un 1111 11111re lh:i n ~>{)person~ were ln \·olvcd and 1hat none carried bot- tles. glasses or canned rink:-; as charged. The dispute. they claim, w:is triggered \1·hcn Bill Tanner. "grand niarshal" of lhc v.•atk , was struck lo the ground by the bouncer al the Orphanage as Tanner !ned to !ell thr i.:roup 1l would not be ad- 1nitlcd and should move on to lhe next bill" .>\t thi~ poin!. 1hcy stall'. "lour or Fil'e l11pp1c·types l"Hmr 011! of the Orph;,rnage ;i11d were joined hy ~evcraf more hippie- I 1•pc~ 1\lio a11pcared lo have co me fro1n 1hl' T;iro Bel l . later i1 dev e1or1ed !hese hippie·t.vpc~ were polil"e officer~ . the.v jusl waded in to the cro1\·d and st al"lt'd hitting people , . " Police: Chief Jo:>eph Kelly said the first officers on !he scene were members of an cight-rnan pla in clot hes narcotics detail as.signed to the area. \\1alk. participanl Cornelius Toomey. fonner ~iarinc captain. describes the: group as "orderly" in his signed stale· menl. and notes lhat many men had their wi\•es along and nol all were drinking at lhc bars . After Tanner was downed. Toomey ~tatcs. "someone with bushy hair and a T·shirl \1•ith a nine-battery flashlight in his h<ind started hitting people." The ma n, la!cr identiried as a police officer. is described by Toomey as •·goinK around in a com plete frenzy. urg ing the others on and screaming at people." 1'oon1C'y goes on to say he had moved about 30 feet fron1 the Orphanage and was talking lo a friend who happened by when "lwo hippie-types apprcnded me and I said 'If you're police I'll do anything you want' and immediately w_as sprayed with mace and hit in the groin. Then lhe two men had a sort c{ lug-of· war pulling me one way 2'l'ld the ~t~~; I was thro"'·n in a car and taken to J&ll. Another fonner Marine captain, Joseph J.-0ngo J r., states. "I was unabl~ to c_om· prehend wby all this was happening since only momen!JI before there: has betn no I rouble or violence. The entire scene had been one of ~ group of 50 or 60 people celebrating in ;:i lav•rul. nonviolent man- ner." Longo iraid he started lo leave lifter the' crowd wa5 ordered to disperse but \\'II!\ "very angry at what I h11d sttn" and yrlled :an ob~cr:nlty at 1 u11iformed officer \\'hO immediately ··a~saulted me and l<nocked me down and kept yelling 'hit him' to two other officers who Joined hitn . one or whon1 hit me with 11 club.'' He 1vas hand('uffcd and searched "''hil• hi!> head 1\'<J S prc~sC'd fin !he hood of • poliee ciir , :-;till ho! fronl Ille ~cat of th• cnJ!inc, Longo sl<iles. Cl11e( Kelly said Tuesday he had receiv• ed statements from nine persons charg· ing uffiters used excessive force in deal· ing with two of the affair, found thli charges of police brutality "unfounded" under the circumstances. Joh11 Nelson, La g1111a Hills Doctor, Di es Dr . .John Miller Nelson of San Clemente - a physician for :15 years "''ho actively practiced in Leisure \Vorld -died of • sudden il lness in his hornc Sunday. Dr. Nelson. whn praeliced for many years 1n t-.1issoula. 1\-10111., joined the Laguna Hills J\·ledical Clinic six years ago and 11•orkcd acti vely unlit his death. He \\"aS 71 Dr, 1\clson was 11 gradua te uf \he · Lioiversity or 1\ltnncsota J\'ledical School and Sl. O!af"s College 111 ~11nncsota . Hft 11as ;i n1en1her ol !he ltarn1ony J\lason1c Lodge .i!l in ~h:..">OL1la and several pro- lcssional associations. Ile was a 1ne1nbcr or the Lu theran t:hurch of Our Cro~s 111 Laguna Hills where me1nor ial services will take place Thursday al 10:30 a.n1. Graveside services will prccedt the men1onal nles <ii 9 o·r·lock Thursday morning al i'al'!lh.: VtC\~ J\·femorial Parle In Corona <lei 1\1a r Or , Nelso n lea1·cs his \1•1dow, Anna L1it1 Nelson of the hon1e a~ 4107 Calle Bien· vc111do: a daughter. r-.11ss .Jar11 rc Nelso n ol' Long Beach; a :.o n. Dr. Ja1ncs E. Neison of f;real Falls, 1\-lonl: three brothers, Arthur Nels1.1n o[ l\rinsas. F-~rl· ing Nelson of \Vrsconsin and Reu be n Nelson o( Riverside: tllrer:: s1s!ers, l\lrs:. Dora Be veridge of ,\lontana , i\·1rs. Irene Bro1v11 of l\11nnesota and ~1 rs. c:enevieve Simpson of Hen1el. 1tnd l w o grandchildren. Sheffe r Laguna Beach J\olorluary i~ in charge or arrangements. Orange "'ea th er Cool ocean breezes continue lo bring Southland te111 perature s lo .. tolerable level today. Highs along I.he coast \viJI be around 78 rising t.o 87 inland. Liws t1"1ighl around 62-66. INSIDE TODAY After four nw11·made vouages to tlit: 1110011. ho1v nntcl~ do scie-11tists really know nbo11t tll~ or igi1i of Eal'th 's sa1elhte? Se c Page 28. 11 .. 11. It .. l!lltf 11 C1ni.r,.;1 ' C•r-'''"" 1 r Cl>tC•ltot U~ r (ll HUl.,i O·•l C1mk t Jt C•• .. -• ,., 0••111 "'911Ctl IJ OIWWCt • It l 41!twll l "••t I EftNr,,lfl"'t ftl J .. JI f'lfll t!CI IJ.JI "'-"' .)4 .. .. ~ l •flft rt lJ M11•• 6 MIH IHt Lk M H I 1t ~ .. If! lf••kt ,. Mtt'" »JI M11t\lll l'wM • H ~··1111 ........ , .... o ...... (t\llllJ 11 ,,,.,,, """"' H 1.-rh 11·U l>r. SltollrrM!ft IJ ''". M1rtth Hot? T, ... 1,i.11 M ,_..... ....,, WN tfltf I Wll!lt W11ll Jl Wf .... 11'1 l'ttWI J).41 W1rM! i>!t WI .. J _, I % OAJLY PILOT SC WrdnesdlJ', Stpttl'llhtt lS, l9n Irvine Grants • Ill SOOeln educatioql, bWth a.nd JOCiaJ •1enclt1 ln Orance County recei\•ed ;r1nt:i in excess of $5,000 from th e James Irvine Fouodatlon. it was annou~ to- :Gay .. The gruit.s, tolaling f457.515 .71, :~ere mede during the fiscal year ending :;.m:h !I. :;; Chapman COilege, St. Joseph's Hospital :p Orange end Anahei m t.1emorial :ja:ospital were t)'\e Orange County 1n· :~tuUons receiving the large~t amounts :~ $75,000 e.ae.h. : .... The Chapman grant supports building :bnovatlon and the a"'·ard to Anaheint :IJospital will establish an acute cardiac ·are center. The grant to St. .lnseph'~ v.·ill providt for additions to that hospital's coronary unit. . Statewide, the Irvine Foundation grants totaled $Z.8 million and 94 percent of !he ,Sil grants '\'ere made to organ1zat1Qru; woriin& in the field! or hl&htt ll!iduc.ation, . youth 1e.rvlc.u and medical cart, a foun; daition spokesman sa.Jd. Absent from the fill of lrvine rour>o dalion recipient! thU year were several Orange County arts institutions that had been na med in prior ,vears, Among cultural organizations dropped from the foundalion grants list atl" the Symphony Associ ation of Orange C'nunty. Lflgu na Beach C:Ommun1ty Players. South Coast Repertory and the Lyric Opera Assoc.ta· lion of Orange County, Further, Z6 or~an17.at lons in California shared grants 1n arnounts less !han $5 ,000. These av.·ards were not detailed in the founda tion annual report released to-- day, but foundation attorney Howard J. Privett sa id many of these are Orange: County agencies. Grants to all 26 totaled $.\S,050 during 1970. :~o~~t Ass ociation Lauds :· :Salt Creel{ Beach Purcl1a se ::- The: proposal for county p11rchase of 4,800 feet of be:ach bet\.\·een Salt Creek and Dana Strand has v.·on endorsement from th e board of directors of the Orange County Coast Association. Huntington 's Admini strator Miller Fired By ALAN DIRKJN 01 111• D•llY P'llol 51•!1 D?yle JI.filler. 59, is no !ong{'r city ad· mm1s trator of Hun tington Beach. He was ousted from the $34,000·a-year job at 5 p.m. Tuesday wh en he was serv· ed by City Attorney Don Bonfa with !wo documents -notice of the council's in- tention to remove him as of Oct. 18 of hl5 immediate suspension. The action wa s made public at 11 :45 p .m. when the City C:Ouncil reconvened from an executi ve session lasting two hours and 40 minutes. Bonla read a councll·Authorized stale· rnent announcing the nuster and stating that Assist&nt City Adm in 1st ra t o r B:rander Castle would be "th e acting city administrator pro tempore." ''The City Council has directed the personnel director I Ed Thom pson) to commence a nationwide !iearch through the st.at e Personnel Board lo find a new city administrator," t.he lerse sratement gaid. t\o grounds or reasons fnr the dismi!isal were given. The vote for di!im issal also was not announced al though it is knov:n that it \.\'SS S l-0 2 with Al Coen , Mrs. Norma Gibbs, Jerry ~fatney, Jack Green end [)Qnald Shipley in fa vor and ~1ayor ~rge McCracken and Ted Bartlett op-- po sed. "!r s !he opinion of myself and special couns il (the Santa Ana law firm of Rutan and Tucker ! that the city charte r does not provide fo r an appeaL" Bonfa said in 8 press conference late Tuesday night. "If ~fr. ?-.fillrr requests reasons he shall he provided \\'ith re;:isons but not vdlh cause or grounds," Bonf::i ~aid . ~.h!ler has se\·en days frf'lm the st'r\'in,1t , of the notices at 5 p.m. Tuesday to re· quest a public hearing 1-ie:fore the cnunril. But. accordiniz lo the charlrr. !hP coun- c.u·s "action shall he hnal and shall nn! clo:-pend on any particular degree nf proof at the hearing, the purpose of "'hich 1s 111 a!llr1~· the City Council ;:ind t he city ad- minis trator to present to rar h nlher and tile public aJ! pertinent facts prior to the f!n;:il action of remo\'11! " OIAHGI COAST DAllY PILOT Ol!AHGt.! COAST P"UBtl5HIHC. COMPAHY Jt .. bert N. w .,d P'•n o..,t 1...i l>ubH•~r J •• ~ Jt. c ... 1.y VIClt "'"'"'"'! .,,.. Get>ti•"W"•MOer Thofl'll J 1e ••• ;1 Et11ror Tl1ol'll1• A. Mu rplii111 The Coast Association cl 1 r ec l n r s adopted the resol ution of support ;:i t .'J hreakfast meeting today at the Balhna Bay Club, following a presentation of the plans by Richard L. Weiser. executive vice president of A\'cn Community Developers, owners of the 33 acres of property the county \.\'ould acquire. 'The proposal. whic h inrludes cnmplete development of the ;:irca by A\•CO, in· eluding public park1n~ lots, roads. con· cession stands, rest rooms and other sup- port faci\lties. goes before the Orange County Board of Supr:rvisors a week from today. The price for the package is $2.5 million. \Veiser told the Coast Ass'&iation direc- tors that having the public area:r; de:veloped by Avco and turned over to the coun ty ready for use v.•ould save the county money and would provide puhli(' use of the area lwo yei1rs sooner than H the county merely acquires the l11nd and und ertakes !.he development. Weiser estimated that if the ngreemen t can be: reached soon, he would hope to close the escrow before F'eb ZS, 1972. The beach could be available hy September or October of I 97Z. Weiser noted >,1•it.h the $1,400 per fron t foot v.t1ich is being considered for state acquisitinn of the beach adjacent to Doheny State Beach. The proposal, \l'hich h115 betn in negotiation for apprOJCimately a year and hru been through at least a dozen re\·isions during tha t timt. previously won endorsement ofthe coUflly's Ocean a nd Shoreline Planning and Steering Committee. Police Officer Arrests Pair For Ca r T heft T"''O young mf.'n v.•ho made 11 grave mistake while assertedly attempting ln hot vo'ire a car in the Hotel Laguna park· ing lot early today ar.'-co~li ng th~i ~ heels in the Lagu na city jail v.·h1le av.·aillng ar· rangemenl on suspicion of grand the[t, auto. The. car selected by Rober! Lynn ~\ur rav, ZO, of Corona. and Robert Coady 1)great. 22. of HesJ)f'tia, for their pre- dawn t scapade \\·as the properly of an Anaheim poli ce officer "''ho al!ege5 he cau~ht them in U1e act, according lo police . The nffirer, FrP<leri rk N. t.111ls .Jr. said he ran1r out nf the Hotel La)l:una 11! ap- prn•imately ! 45 a m. and found one nf the suspects in hl:; car, !be o1her crouching hr~1de 11 . The ignitin n \.\'ir~ has lwen d1~ron· nrrled fro1n 1he :-lartrr s11·11eh and cross- e<i and U1e car mover! about 10 f Pel from \\'here he had parked 11. ~l tll::: said Placing !hem und er tentative arrest. he fl agged dO \l'n a passing Laguna Beach police patrol car in which the. suspect!! u·ere transported to the statlon for book· ing Need a Followlnl II I llJ!hw o! 111 IP'IJIU oVtt '5,ooo m.odt to Or1np Coonll' IJ'OUPI ' ,.,..111, 1Mt1tu11, 111.eoe ·,.,. en.,.. CotQity Center, i mprt1vement1: Providence Speech and Hearing Clinic, Orange. $19,000 for hearing test equip- mMt; Boys' Club of &inta Ana . SI0,61~.71 to purch11se a bus ; South Coast Com· munity Hospital. Laguna Beach, $40,000 to furnish Coronary care uni t and buy audio-\'isual equ'1pment: Orange Empire Cnuncll Boy Scou ts of America, $18,000 to begin "inner city" deli nquency pre\'ention p r o j e c I ; Children"s Home Soritty or S<inta An11, $20,000 to place \l'ards of the col1rt to adoptive homes : Salvation Army, Saota Ana, Sl:i,000 to build youth center: UC lrvine: Interfa ith Foundati o n , $5 .00 0 for in- terdenominational studtnt cent.tr; Mttmt¥-W a i!!&•·F5"F·llQ ii• p11 1 Voters Order School Split Bv The Associated Press For the.first time in the 26-year history of California'$ schoo l un ifi cation a1;I. voters have ordered the splitl!ng of unified dis tricts back into smalll'r school governing units. The votes. both overwhelming. Wf.'re in the Newm an-Gusli ne Joint School Distric t in the San Joaquin Valley and the giant Modoc-Tulelake Joint Unified School District in northeastern California. The vote in thf! Gustine district wa s J,333 to 586 to end the five-year merger and divid e the districl at the Stanislaus- Merced county line. F.ach ne w district v.·iH have. aboUt 1.500 pupils. The vote in northeast California was l,J!9 to 274 to break t.he big district up in- to two: the former Modoc Union High School Dl-.trict and the Madeline portio n of Lassen County and lhe former Tulelake Joint Union High School District In Si!kiyou County. E¢!9**M!i'W !LMWl!!U Capo Screens Candidates For City Po st Preliminary screening of appl ications for San Juan Capistrano's first director of public 11111fety began today. City f\.tanager Dona ld G. Weidner said more lhan SO applications have been received for the post which will be the equivalent to police chief in other cities. Applications will be narrowed down lo· day and tomorrow l.o JS by !hf! preliminary screening board ~ Sa n Clemente Police Chief Clifford Murray, L3guna Beach Police Chief Joseph Kelly and Sheriff 's Captain Douglas Watson. from these J5. three will be selected by 11n oral fiiCreening committee which will he comprised of a city manager. a police chief and an academician. Members of the. citv co uncil will be: sit- ting in on both comnlittees as ob,11erver~. The final decision "'ill be made by the ci- ty manager, subject lo !he approval t)f the council. San Juan's di rertor of public safety will spend his first )'l'llr studying th.e rity'!I! particular ncedi:; and org anizin11: a police department to hes! 1'f.'r\·e the ~Qmmunily. The term •·puhlir :<11frt1·" hai:; been defined by \\'eidner as "a comprehP.n~ive rnnrepl encompassing t111 m11jor aspecti:; nf rommunilv ac!ivilie~ l'>'hirh v.·hich m111rrially afiec1 !he health, i:;;:ife1); and v.·elfare nf re~idf.'nl~ " A pnlicrman v.·hn 1~ A puh!1r ~r1frty nf- f1 rer \.\'OUld be eQu1pped to prn1•ide or ha l'e arre~~ !fl a~ "full ;in ;irri1Y of puhtic s~frty ser\'!tes :i.~ possihle ." On e !'If the new chi ef's job~ \\'ill he tf'I deridr If the "p11hlir saff.'I~"' typP of depart ment would he better f fl r Capistrano tht1n a ronrentinnal pnhce department The cltv rounrll has bud~eted JZ5,0QO for lhe n~w chief's first veiir. This \.\'ill inclu de approximately $.14,000 lnr hi~ salary. a \'ehicle secretarial str\·icl', sup- plies, and other limited equi pment. Laugh~ • Ch1rl11 H. Looi Rich1rd P. N1tl Aul1t•n1 M•Mlll"I t:cmori L ..... ik«lrr OHie• 22? f or••I Av•"u• Co rnedy Show T ickets Availnble .- ·: ·-·-·. ·-.. ·. ~ :· -; --·-·-.. .. -. -. ., ·• :1 :~ .. ., .. M1<1i ~9 tdd r•n; P.O. l o• •t.•, 91652 Sn Cl-llte Offk1 lOS Nori~ El Ct,,.ino Reil, 92•72 On..tr Offk• coo11 M,..~. "" w"r air srr...r M~ eH<:f!: llJJ H'wpein lleu ev1tjf H""""''°" 8udl: 1/l lJ a .. ch ..... l1v•l'd CAllV P'IUJ"r, wHll Wll"dl l• CO<rlbl ........ ,.,_..,..,"'' II pu1>ll1!W:O t1111y n ce,,1 $.,.._ ... y ... --at1 "'lllftlll "°"' u., ......... ~. M-1 -di. C°'1--·· H""ll"tlM llM<fl, 1<..,..11111 V111ey, 11~ '"''°'"'''! c~i.,,.. •'11 "'.,1t1>•c.,, •I-w1111 Oii• ,,...,,. ..,,,....._ p,1.,.,1fMl1 ll"lntlr111 "1"'1 II .t a ._.,,. ..., 11rwr, c..11 "'"'· , •••••••• 171 41 '41...4JJ1 c........ ~ ... 641·1611 S-Cl1•1Afl Al 0.,a 1 ....... 1 T1l11l1A1 4,1-44.11 ~ .._. Al Dapn 111t1i ,..., ..... 4t4-t4'6 ·~lefll, 1•11. °''.,.... (0111 l'vblllhl,,. ~f-HI """' tro•-llluo!fltlO<>o, •11or1e1 llMIMr o• 1dwrtlw .....,1l "er11I• -· ... ,......_ .... ,.....,. _ ... ,...,.. mlulM .. COPl"'ll"' -·· l«i!M ~ ,_., ... 1tlld •I Mt--1 I•~ -CO.II M .. 1, Clll"°rnl• iullKt lllf .... ~ urr""" It 21 ""'~111•y1 ~l' tr1•H u 11 r'IOl\llllrl m!!lttrv da!l.,.heno, ,, 7l ......,,~,, Ticktts art still avai\Able fnr the Skile5 and Hf.'n dersnn henelit sho11,· Sept. 24 and 25 in Sen Juan Capistrano. The well-known comedy team will g\ve two performa nce~ nn bn!h F'ridas and Saturdav -11 dinner ~hov.• and a rockt111l shnw at.the El Adl)bt Hesta11ren1 Proceeds wil l go lo the Fie!!la de lu ('r('rlondrina.s Assoriatinn \l'hich 11nnul'llY !ipon~ors the. parade to celebr11te the return of the swallo\\'5 to f\lisslon San J uan Capistrano. Ticket&. which are lcir the show only. are SJ SO per pr:rson. They 11re available by calHng th e El Adobe Re~taur11nt .1l •93·1164 or Arlene Skile! at ~93-300.1. The diMer show on Sa1urday I! sold out bu t ticket$ are sllll 11v11i111ble. fnr f riday'.!I dinner !how v.•hich '11.ill hegin around 8 30 p m. Dlners "'ill be e~kMI to arrive 111 6 :in to fl!IVf' lhPm plenty of tlmt to eat t>t:fore the sho~· star!.~. T1cket11 are i;till a1·n1lable for both Fri- day and Saturd11y '1 <'OC.ktail shows. Door1 will open at 10 15 p m. and the 5hov.' will start around 11 p.m. Sk1le3 ;and •lenderson. ll.•hn tia1·e ap- ptared on 9(l leltvlsion ,;hov.·~. met In Ne'tl'pnrl Beach They were introduced by New-port Harbor HIRh School dr11.m.11 coach Bud Wentz .11nd ~ot lheir start at D!!lneyl11nrl. They now have their own producHon company, are m11 king edu c a I i on 11 I materials, and have made a pilot for their own ttltvJsion series. Botulism Attack Cri ti cal to 4 BAKERSFIELD llJPI) -On@ pt:NlOO wa.s re:lNged but four olhers rem11inf.'d 1n critic"! roodltlon at Kern C.e.nf'r11l HO!!pll11! he.r~ lod11y at'1er contr11cllnR botulism from 11 jar of tA:inltd chili ~•uct. Twn mnre perS<ln~ v.•ho It'll 11!ricktn follol\·lng 11 wte.kend dinner were li~ted In fair C'flnd1tlon. HOll pillll a:pokesmen sa1d R ob r. r t f\.tootdl. 29, was releA~d TUP..9dAy .tilll'r teN tho\.\•ed he: di d not ha ve thl' often lat•I dl!ICIHie. County Revealed Anaheim Young Men's Ch r I 1t I1 n A19oclaUon. '25.000. building tunJa: Oranae Young Women 's C h r t s t I 1 n AaloclaUon, $40,000 to buy a building: Aallatanct! League: of Garden Grove. $6 ,900 to equip a dental clinic for the di~advanta~ed: Orange County Federa- tion of Community Chests, Anaheim. $fi,IW:O In ex pand programs, and Zonta Cluh of Newport Ha rbor Foundation, Newport Br.at'h, '5,000 for senior cit izens center add1l1ons. Althoug h statewlde the emphasis was nn support sOC'i:i l agl'ncies, tv.'O arts organizations v.'e!'t named among 19'10 ,c:rantees. The Performing Arts Council of the Los AnJ::eles r..1usic Cente r, SI00,000 for student scholarships and the Palal'e of Arts and Science Foundation, San Francisco, $10,000 to equip student workshop. 1be James Irvine FoundaUon hold! M.S pe.rce.nt of the 1toc.k of the lrvint Ca m· p,any ;and lists as1eu worth $10.Z mllHon not Including the value or 4 A million shares of Irvine sleek. Si nce Irvine stock ia •·not listed or traded no current market value is ava ilable," lhe annual statement notP.s. Since 1933 the foundation h ll 11 distributed fl4 2 million, about hatr of v.•hich ha!'i been given out in the pn~t three years. Foundation holding.~ produced Sl.9 million of di\•tdend 1ncon1e during the 1970 fiscal yC'ar and cash deposits earned $450.000 111\eresl. Tot:il income !or the vear a111ounted to $2.45 mill ion, acrording to the repnrt. Organizations rece1v1r1g grants 1n amounls less lhan $5,000 numbe:red 16 in Orange County. They are: Glrla CJub ol Buena Park. $4,800 Girl.! Club of Garden Grt1ve, &1,300: Family Service Association or Oran11e Colll'lty, $2,500: Volunteer Bureau of \l.'est Orange C.Ounty, $1,000: Ma.rch of Dirnes, $3,000; Dance 1'hea1e r of Orange County. $2,500; Big Brothers of Orflnge County, $1 ,2f)(); Orange Emp1r11 Council Boy &outs of An1erica, $3.000; Hilrbor Ar1·a Boys' C!uh . SJ,{)()(); Boys' Club 11f Santa A11;1. $J.llO(l; Children 's l-lon1e Society, Sunta An11. $600; Crippled Ch1!drens He!ief Fund , S600 ; Orange County Philharrnonic Socie· ty, $2,000 : Sah•ation Arm y, Santa Ana , SGOO. and th<' Tub<'rtulosis a n d Hespiratory D1sea.~e Association, $600 Duplica te grants to some organizat1on:1 renect both special and annual con- tributions by the Irvine Foundation, a spokesman noted. Baker Blocks Delay Bid Irvine City Inco rporation H earing Date Slated Hy .JACK HROBACK 01 •~• D•llv l'llo! 51111 Orange County Superl'iS(lr David L. Baker wa.~ brnught from a sick bed tnda y lo block an attempt by Roard Chairman Rnbert Battin to push through a 6()..day delay 1n consideration of an election for incorporation of !he proposed ci!y or Irvine Baker prov1rled the required third vote tn set the legal hearing date nn 1n· corporalion at the mini mum lwo weeks from today. Batti'n, v•hn &!m ilted he had talked to Joa n Irvine Smilh Tuesday, asked in his delaying motion lhal !he Board of Regents of the Unh•ersi!.y of California be asked to fur nish a CQPY of a Regent- orrlered study nn the proposed new city. Attorney Timothy Strader, representing the lncorpnrators, reminded Ballin that copies of the Regents ' report had been furnish ed lo board members last week and on previous occasions as far back as Novem ber. Battin still refused to buclge and a mo- tion by Supervisor Ralph Clark for a twfl- week delay fii iled be:cause a majority vote of Uie board i.s necessary. Superviso r William Phillip5 v.·as in San Francisco to- day . At this point, Baker was summoned from h\11 sick bed, And ZO mi nutes !ate.r - pale and shaken -he appeared in the boardroom and voted for the normal two- week delay. Supervisor Ronald Ca~pers of Newport Beach originally seconded Battin's mo. lion rnr a 60·day delay but late:r withdrelf the sec(lnd after listening to !lrong pro- ltsts from Strader, John Burt o n , chairman or lhe incorpora tnrs' group and Andrew May, nf COIN whn challenged the supervisor tn allow 11 vote "as you prnmi!ic<l." Ciispers. in origina lly supporting Ba t· tin':r: mnvf.'. si:tid ht had talked lo Mr s. Smi1 h anrl hl' thouJ::hl htr wi$hes for a delay should be resPected. "The ref1Uest n( the. ov.•ner of 20 percent of the Jr\'ine Company stock should be considered rather than lhat nr a phony tflx foundation in S11n F'rancisco," Ca.~pers said. (The lr\'ine Foundation, v.·hlrh hold.~ the majorit y nf the Irvine (nmpan,\· stork 1 S;inta An;:i l\1avnr 1,nrin r;risrt ;:i\so prn- testerl, hul admitierl v.t)en questinned tht1L his city had nol flbtained a court order to delay the hearing as they had sought. lncorpnrators objecled \'igorously to Battin's 6Q.day delay move because it v.·ould push the da te for the election to form the new citv well into 1972 and jeopardize the chaiice5 of the new city ta collect taxes during the l97Z-73 fiscal year. Bid for Alter11at e Route With its neighbors the re guarding their own interests, Newport Beach will go before the Californ ia Highway Com- mission ThursdAy 11sking for a study of an alternate route for the Pacific Coast Freeway. Representati ves of Cof;t<>-l\1e.~a. Hun· tington Reach and Lagunfl Beac h sa id IO· day th ey will attend t.he JO a .m. meeting in Ventura. The request. lo ha\'e !he free w;iy rero uted along the Sa n Diegn Freewr1y tn the Corona del l\1ar Freeway then easier· ty towards Laguna Beach fllong Bonita Canyon Roa d and through Coyote Can· yon, is tentalively set to be heard at 11:20 a.m. Newport Beach t.tayo r Ed Hirth said this mornnig all the city v.·ants is for the commission to tell the Division of Highways to study the route Laguna Beach City City Manager t.tanager Lawrence Rose said th i5 morn- Cleric's Office Hi t by B urg lars The San Clemenle. offices of school trustee and local minister the Rev . Don- ald lnlay were hit b,y bur~ar$ earlier this wttk. 'Chieves stol~ a piiir o( ta pe recorders and a fire extinguisher. The well-known mini~t rr of St. Andre\\'~ By the Sea r.1elhodisl Church told police he noticed the loss Tue~day afternoon orncers said ~omenne. entrred 1he nf- fices nf lhe hill!np church a! 601 A\·en1d~ Pico. pnssibh· usin,ll a kry. The losr~ was \·alued al $105 ing his ('i!y '!''ill send a rtpre~f.'nlative to the hearing, but ~e will go {Inly ln listen, not to testify. Costa Mesa City Attorney Roy J une will also be present In delivPr a rily council res1•lutinn .~t ertini! Cos!;i Mesa's belief th at a co:islal frreway sornewhere stil l 1s needed. Huntin gton Beach l\1;iynr Ge org 11 fl1rCrac.ken. who met with ll irth Tuesday, \~nn a ~imilar s111terncnt of position from his council Tuesday n1,.;ht ~1cCracken se('S Thursday 's hearln~ a! a crucial nne . He said the cities surrounding Newport Beach •·wanl us 1fl ,i:o li;i the Stale Highway Commission 10 keep the route talks open . ••it's either that or kill it," he said, "lt might be. lhl' li fe or death for the freeway." ~lcCracken said lhe stale nei'ds lo be to ld lo ··keep wor king on the issue. "We·ve got to Jet the s1ale know all cit1C's are des1 reous ol a su!ution," he said. Cost a fl1esa Maynr HobC'rl \\'1lson s11id this mnrnini; he could su pport the study of the al1erna te route, but indicated that support wnulrl con1e {Inly if 11 will not prolong actual construction of a coastal freev.·a\' Ro.~e· sald !hat v.·h1le Laguna su ppo rt!! the study, it does not necessarily support the proposl.'d route. Laguna Beach Councilmen tonight v.·ill he11r a slafl report on the proposal that says it potentially could have ~ diminishing effect on that city's zone of innuence. Hirth will be fie-companied to the: meeting by Traffic Engineer Rnbe rt Jaf· fe . \'ire fl·laynr Hn"'r1 rrl Roger~ is ;:ilsn e:c· peeled In attend. Plm•lllll""l;l .l.Ov1r1l11;m~;;n=====l;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ ""' -.:...'?&....,.., ............. ,,.,. GEM TALK TODAY by THE RAIN BOW GEM W ell ~nowri for its r•iobow color1, the opal ~111 no d istinctive co lo r of il1 owo, 1mall uniform c r•c~1 in the gem accownti"g for th• v1ri1d hu•1. Most popule r today •t• crp•h from Mexi co. They are of th e fir• opal ..... riety. emitting red glows of light from Iha core. If you w .. nt to 1ee 1ome tf!1I "con· ver1etion piec.e" gtm1, come in end 1ocr~ ovl!r our beautiful as1 orlme ol of crp•l1. Primery c.au1t trf "smudge" from qold jewelry Is s~in 1t c.r•tlon1 and perspiretion, the ch•mic1l1 crf which c:ombine with gold elloy1 to form d1rk·hu1d 1elt1, A ch1n9 1 to white gold or to 9o!d of hi9h1r ~•r•t finane11 1hould 10IY1 th1 pfoblem. We'll cov1r oth•r c:o1 u1o11 i,. 1ucceed in9 columns ; in the ml•l'I· time, if you h1v1 1uc.h " problwm , ccrme on in ind ••• 1.0. W e'll be 9!1d to dilcu11 ceu1e1 i nd cur11 with you • I I I f I ' I I (; ' ' ' " , I ' • EIK tronlc Chronometer "Oii l lfCIP'TIONAL ACCUl..l.C'I" IT THI -It.I. lllCTl.OHICI, II ICf. GOLD TO~ ITJ.OtllSJ 1r1n I.I.C K -WITH C.1.l • I NDI•, IWll~ llCOMO ~.I.HD .I.HO W.lTll lil.llSTAHT C.1.11. \ }~ • • El1ctroquart1 'l'HI WOOlOS MCllT lUP'IA.1011 f lMI "llCl -ou.1.•n IJ THI lllOUUTOA. ••. TMI "Hl.1.llT•• 0~ ClllllOA lllCTltO OU,t,llTl P'A.OVI OINO Vllol..l'flCIMI TM.lf IMClllASE J.CCUl.AC'f . $2,200 J . L JJuniphri eJ JeweferJ I 823 NEWPORT BLVD., COSTA MES A CONVENl lNT "T ER MS IAN ICAMER ICARD-MAST~lt CHARGE 24 Y[AllS SAM E lOCATJON ~HONE $41-l~C I , I , San (;lemente Capistrano VOL 44, NO. 221, 6 SECTIONS, &6 PAGES EDI TIO N ORANGE' CO UNTY, CALIFORNIA Teday's F .. •I N.Y.·Stocks WEDNESDAY, SEPT~MBER '15, 1971 TEN .CENTS San Clemente Aides Huddle on Business Fees ..\ :spteial San Clemente Chamber of t:orn1nerce com1n ittee -plus interested businessmen and City Clerk Max Berg - "'ill meel Tuesday morning lo hammer ou! a Hnal solutio n to som e inequities in city proposals to vastly rcvise1 business licen.se fees . And thus far. bl1siness1nen and city (lf- r1c1als ha \·e s<iid that a solution to the new fees see ms close . Tuesday 's meeting \VIII have the i;ingle ~o;il or tirming up the ch<1n1bt:r con1- m1llee'i; ret·ommrndation~ on the new fee s1 ructu1·r: \Vhic.h is proposed to go into ef- let! Jan. t. It will be at 9:30 1.m. in the .San Clemto:nle olfice or San Diego Gas and Electric Co. The rtvisiOll -the !Jrst incre.ases in cily business lice11ses since 1955 -are 111 blend or gross-receipt percentages for some businesses and increased Oat fees for others. ~spite poor results in othe1· coastal citie.11 in recent years, the issue over gross receipts has not yet stirred a \vave of businessm<in protests locally. Bob · ?vlathison, a spokesman for !he apeci al chamber comn1itt~ \\'hich ha., spenl mont hs on the issue, agrees t'.'i\h Bera: that an equitable solution c an be worked out in time. .. There doesn't seen1 to be much of a problen1 with the basic philosophy hen~. i!'s more a matter of dollars 111 some t:ategories o.nd \\'e rea!!,v feel that can be easily \\'Orked our ." he said during a t:hamber directors' meeting Tuesday. Berg agrees. .. \\1e haven't had the howl we expected so lar, and we honestly beheve that e\'eryone ha!! been gi ven ample lime and information about the revision." Berg sai d. Basically, 1he proposal!\ c;,ill /or in- creased fh1.t fee1 on specific business and professional categories . Son1e large businesses falling under the gross-receipts categories c o u Id ex- perience a 700 percent increase in license. fees. Copies of the proJY'sed increases have been available for businessmen at city hall for the past several months. City councilmen have yet to schedule public hearings on the proposed re<·ision. <H\'lliting a firn1 rel1>mmendation from !he t:hamber t'Ommittee. Al a recent study session councilmen and committee members agreed tha1 some refinement could be made on fec!I -p1·imarily in the relationship between an1ounts charged for some professional t:ategories a!I opposed to scniiprofessional ones. "It's di l'flcult lo gel into specifics and present a clear picture to all the businessmen." Ber~ ha~ explained, "tnere are dozens of occupational t:atrgories and most ha ve different fees. "\\'hat Wt' seem to be cto"·n to no\\' is a matter of dollars and not philosophies. and I thinli that can be easily worked out " Uproar 111 l'\ewport Beach in receMt year!I over the gross-recei pts Philosophy gre1v so In tense that city officials ICJ'ap- ped the entire plan and opted, instead, for a blanket increase. Opposition fron1 businessmen in t h"a t c11y !'ite1n1ned fron1 asserted pryin~ by t:l\y license offu:1al s 11110 business financ-- es, Opponfnts argued that the prying wa1 a11 invasion of a bu s1ne;;sman's privacy. But San Clen1r11te councihnen recently agreed lhat the gross-receipts format would be no tl1fferenl than the federal government'!'i income tax practices which also are based upon examination of a businessman's receipts. e·ect on s Ma1·i1tes Battle El Toro Melee Investigated By .~RTH\JR R. \11~'\Sl:L or rll• 0 1i11 ,.,.,., ~1111 Ctintlieting repu/'1s ranging f1·01n JI fistfight out side l!n enlisled men's club lo sporadic. scattered acts of rac~I violencf! 11 round El Toro Aiarinc Corps Air Sta lion T uesday night art ~ing probt:d today. Ont: of the rew fads confirmed -WU lh~t one ~~rine ~11 hem hospittliz,a in fair condition with an abdomiaal lta~ \\'Ollnd. The victim ,t as identified as Jes-se- Bro\\'n. but his rank. age and hometown 1\·ere not disclosed. The official account gi ven is that two r.rarinc.~ tangled outside the club betr hall about 11 p.m .. rcsulling in a nielee when military police units arrived 111 bteak up a <.'J'O\\'d of about JD to SO \\'afchers. :\urscs al Orangf! County J\1edical <.:enter. ho\'rtver. told newsmen several men 'fl·ere injured . So did a Navy medical corpsman ~ho described what he called fig hts all around the base. involving black and white 1ilarines. .. I do11·t deny it. I ju~t don't have any more information than I ga\'e. \Ve'rt still putting the details together now." said ()fle ba!:e spokesman. He "'a!'t no1 identified by anv spec\fif' military role in !he probf:. or relea~e or lnformalion o!:ltaine-d. "I can't find him."' said a $1!rgeant on dut\·. 1·h, official a nnount.:ement earlier 5aid s e\·eral men ha \'t been held for ques- tioning about the violence but that so far none had been charged \\'ilh apecific of- fenses. Racial proble ms ha\•e led lo pa st \•iolence at other U.S. domestic military lnstallalions including the ~prawllng Camp Pendleton ~Iarine: Corps Training Cfnter in San Oeigo County. If unofficial account.s of the incidl!nt Tuesday night at the 1.000.man El Toro ?.ICAS facility are sub.!tantiated. it will be the first such known major incident in Orangt: County. Tht-~larine injured was at first listed In serious eondition at the county C.ut Weatller Cool ocean bree"UI conlinue to bring Southland temperatum; to a tolerable level today. Highs •Ion( the coast will be around 71 riaing to 117 inland .. Lows loni1ht around~ 12·6'. --- INSmE T ODAY .~jtn' Joor rno n·made 1l0yc!Slt·' to til t:: 1110011. 11010 much do i c1e-11.ti$l$ rtOllfl k,1010 obO'lll I.he o·r1giu tl/ Ea1'th.'1 ialtllitt? Stt Page 28. aw'lllt ,. . ..,.... ,, C•H""'111• I (!WM' C.l'Mt ,, C-•111'1' V• 1 c1 .. 1.1t1W _, (ff'llC• 2' c .. u .. ,. " DHlfl "9fl«>I U o;...,c•• ,. ......... t """ • fll'-'1•• ....... IWI •lft1nc• "'" 11-K-JI "'"" L_.,, Jj Mallille• ' Mlrt1-Lie-1• -"" IW'<llt9 '' MftlM .,, MIMI ht111h '' ................... ~C-ty lJ l¥1¥1•,.... u ,_,. t\41 Or, s..lrle .. ~ft u Sl'ed M-lt. 1•.fl TMl..;tM St TIINI..,. )1.)1 w .. ,.... • Wllfte Wtlh ti W-t fllWS JI~• WHN H-• W hos pilal's inlensi\•e care unit but this wa~ lattr revised to fair. .\o determination had been mild!'! ·whether lhe several other men said to be injured were f\'larines who gathel'ed lo watch • fight, er MP ef{Qr1 detailed t• disperse them. John Nelson, Laguna Hills Do ctor, Dies Dr. John Miller Nelson or San Cle1nent1: -a physician for 35 years who activel.'f practiced in Leisure World -ditd cf a sudden illness in his home Sunday. Dr. Nelson. who practiced for many years in Missoula. Mont., joined the Laguna ltills ?ifedical Clinic six years ago and worked actively until his death. He \\'aS 71. Dr. Nelson was • graduat e of the liniversity of l\·linnesola J\1edical School a nd St. Olal"s College in ~'linnesota. He \1·a~ a member of !he 1-farmony J\lasona: Lodge 49 in Missoula and several pro· fessional associations. He 'vas a membtr or the Lutheran Church of Our Cross 1n Laguna Hill." "'here memorial ser\•ices will take place Thursday at 10:30 a.m. Gr11veside strvices •ill precede the memorial r ites at I o'cloclr 1'hursdav morning at. Pacific View ~Iemorial Par~ in Corona del l\lar. Dr. Nelson leaves his widO\'<. Anna l..nlt Kelson of the homl! iit 4107 Calle Bien- venido: a daughter, r.li ss Janice r-.'elson tJf Long Beach: a son, Dr. Jame.~ ~:. Nelson of Great Falls. [\font.: three brotht-rs, Arthur Nelson of Kansa!l, Erl- ing Nelson of \\'isconsin and Reuben Nel~n of Rivl!!rside: three 1isters, Mr~. Dora Beveridge of ,_lontana, ,,.trs. lren" Brown of ~finnesota and Mrs. Genevieve Simpson of Hemet, and t" e (l'andchild~n. Shi!!l'fer Laguna Beach J\lorluary is-in charge of arrangr:ments. Marine Arrested On Robbery Rap San Clement~ police have arrested a young Camp Pendleton MariM on a fl!,500-wa:rnnt ehargi111 ann~~bbe'l'V'" or a local bar earlier this monlh in which a lone aunman escaped with $106. fUchan! E. Cobb. n. "ho lives in a bar· racks at tht: bw , was arrested Tue:Klay after a joint investigation by tocal detec· live! and mililary investigators. Cobb was arrai(ned today in municipal court and "a! formally charged with entering the Stare Coach Inn jwl before cloaint on the mominf of Sept. J and allegedly stealtng the cash al sunpoint. The owner or thf bar. tt m7 s. El Camino Real told police the gunman wore • brown wig durtng the holdup. Local detectives used • composllt dr1aoin1 of the suspect ir. their irt· ,·estigation. tn~lud~ in the evidence in th' caM Is t brown wi( allegl!'d to belonr lo Cobb 1rtd found amon1 his ~net. police 11 Id. .... j ' I • \IP'I 7tlwllll9 S o11aethi1a9 to Pondet· i\·Tindful of the de licate relationship bet\vecn church and state. this ril edford. Ore. chur ch is currCntly dis playing its <'Ornn1entary on the s tale of mankind. ."\ Biblical quotation. it is not but !l Jeasl its timely and topical and probably hel ped even v.:age·frozen par1sh'ioner!i \VOrk up a tim.iie. High School Has Clemente Chooses Fir m T,vo Ne,v Aides San Clemente H;gh S<hool wHI h"' To Print Chamber Book two ne1e adminiiitrator~ ,.,,hen school ilarts ne xt Monday. .Jnhn Sinarl. of San Clen1cnte will serve. as assistant printipal. rtplat·ing Ed l\in· caid 11·ho "'ill be ·principal of l\1arco Forster Junior High 1n San Juan Capistrano. Smart, tVho has i;er~·rd 1., boy·~ vi(·e principal, taugh1 two years 1n the difitrict ind then served one year as an administrator. Taking Smart's fo rmer pos111on will bf' Don Jeisy of San Juan Capisltano .. Jri~y h11 s served ~ix years in the district and is Jilso a member of the Capistrano Parks and Recreation Commission. A 2~·year-0Jd printing firm 1n Irvine 1 uesday was chosen from 17 bidders to print next year's 1<xpanded edit ion of thr "'idly-used San Cleml!nte Chambtr of Commerce telephone. directory. Ch.,mber directors unanimously agreed to award the $19,650 job lo the Hendricks P1·inting Company. The award t:ame amid vows fron1 chamber Manager Robt.rt Evans that he pledges next year'9 dirl!ctory to be lhf '·Dest ever." 1'he ch amber will pri11t 500 mort copies of Lhe book for distribution the last Satur- day in January. The total press ru n. Evans said, would be 19.000 copies. The i!!Xpcnse for the book this year 11 CofC Unmoved · Won't Ask Bau A renewed pica by " local university women'"s group for San Cltmente Chamber of Commerce t:ndorsement or a ban on nuclear generators reJI on deaf ears before chamber directors Tuesday. ·rht rroup of chamber leaders agreed to file the letter rrom !he Beleaguered Earlh Committee af the local chapter of the American AHOctation of University women. 'Thr:y chose. lnsteAd. to reiterate their !!land of last November which states that the chamber would remain neutral on the mallt:r and rely on tht: judgment or covernment regulatory bodies. S pe <:ific 1ll y.th~ letter from ll:eJeaguered Earth chairman ~·lr~. K. C. Hicks was for chamber i;upporl of a on Alom Plants morat-0rium Cln the construction of Any new plants-Including the propo1ecl pair at San Onofre -until safety And Othtl' controversial maUers are resolved. ··1 think we shOuld slick to what. we agreed upon last yr:ar," Chamber Presi· dent Wa lter Hunter tokl"director.s. One postscript w11 addtd by some director~ however. The group a(Tetd that a copy of the. chamber policy and • duplicate ol tht university women lefter be sent to trustees of the C.pistrano Unified School District who have rett:IVtd the same moratorium appeal. "May bl!: our position wiil help tile board deal wilh tht issue as well," said Raf Campbell. abou1 $2.000 niore than last, prim:irily bccausr. of !he li1 sappear<1nt•c of coded tapes used to prinl individual listings. The ad ditional press run and US(' of bet· 1er quality paper stock also contributed lo the increase. The tapes -v,ohich automalically can be fed into 11 typesetting machine. Illus saving man hou rs -di sappeared \1•it.h lhe closing of Hamby Printers in San Clemente. lhe firm wh ich perfonTJl!d the pl'inting job on the current edil ion. The directory project i.s being un- dertaken this year by i'o1rs. Lucy Carr, who told directors that revenues from ad- vertising arc soaring, compared lo last year's efforts. Contracts ror adverlising already amount lo $1 3,500, she said, ind or that, $9.000 already has bet:n collected. New businesses already have purcha11- ed $2,000 worth "r advertising for the book's yellow pages. $2,000 Donation Paves T he Way San Cltmente High Sc ' ool's new sidl!walk on Pico Avenue will be llnanctd by a generous gift. Trustees Clf the Capistrjno Unified School District INmed M o n d a y that $2,000 has been ~fd for the pro- jed by the lnsuranci! Agcnll Aasocia- lion and James M. Holbert. The project calls for .a temporary sklewalk alon~ unimproved property between the high school and Carrows Restaurant It includt:s a rcg\ilar sidewalk on portion!! of the school pro- perty. Tax Boost, Seco11d Vote U11d er Studri By FREDERICK SCHOEMEHL Another bond eleclion or a hike in Laxes \\'ere two alternatives listed toda y by the superintendent. of 1he Saldlcback Com- n1un11y College distritt to fund con- struction or building.'! Jfl the wake or Tuesde:t y·~ voter deni<il of issuance o( $24.8 n1il!ion in bonds. ..I will 1nake a report l(I the board f\fonday night." added Dr. Fred Bremer. "But the board \Viii have lo make the determination." Only 15 percent of the 74,247 (."Ollege district I.urned out Tuesdav to ~·ole on the bond issue Offirial resulis showed 5,427 yf's votes and 5.986 no votes. A h1'0-lhird ye.~ plu1·al i1y 1vi1s requirfd for passage.. Th e $24 .8 niillion \vas sought to finance construction nf permnnen! buildings on lhe Saddlebnck campus. 28000 l\'la!'gueritt Parkway, Mi~sion Viejo. Additionally. $l million \\'Ould ha\'e gone toward ac- quisition of land for a branch campus. Bremer said the district could seek ~late aid lor the construction of permanent buildings. but to do so, the di strict would have to raise funds as well. "To do that. we 1vould levy ~om• permissi\'e taxe~." he noted. The other altPrnat1 ve. Breiner said. \\'ould be 11no!her bond election, but he did not t:om1nent further on such a possibili- 1 ~. "\Ve du know lhnt \\'C 1n11st eome up lV11h so1ne new bu1ldin:::s." Breiner said. .. 01 t:ourst', l 'n1 disappointed with the rc~ultc; ol !he election, but. I'm optimistic that !he \Oters "''iii come through for the t:Ollege," he con11nented The school chief .said his optimism ste1n111ed fron1 p' p1·oving issuance of S9.5 million in bond~ in 1968 for acciuisition of land for the prcsent c:irnr11 ~. construction n r relrx:11table buildings iind a permanent library GroUndbreaking ecremonil!s f<)r th• ne\v $J n1illion library will be hel d Mon- day. None of lhe lrustee:i; on the district board <.'-Ould be reached this morning for <."Omrnent on the vote. The bond money, had il bttn approved, would have gone toward the construction of a science-mathematics t:enter. rin• arts center. administration center, technology center. business l' en t e r • athletics and ph ysical education center and a gymnasium. The funds for the second cainpus. rnl- lege officials said, were needed becaus~ the present campus would hit the 10,00U student population limit in 1978. There "'as no widespread organized op- position lo the bond measure. although a few local community organizations ind individuals condemned the measurr:. Bremer suggested that the recent decision by fhe state Supremr: ~tlrt brar-ding pl'esenl forms of school. f1nan· cing as unconstitutional coupled with the general state of the nation's economy led people to vole against tht bond measure. P lane Crash K ills ;) JACKSON, Miss IAPJ -A private plRne with si x periion~ aboard crashed lf> day when it snagged. treeto.ps in a~ proaching Jackson Municipal Airport, k1~ Ing five o( t~ aboard. Tom bits of f1'lt plane remained caught in the tree11 and other parts were scalttred along !ht ground The Injured man wa., taken to a Jackson Hosp!t11I. Names and furthtr dctatls wert not Im- mediately aval111ble. - 2 DA!LY PILO T SC Irvine Grants • Ill SlXt.ff.n educttional, hta1lh tnd tocla1 •ttnciea ln Orange C.ounty received grants in exces! of $5,000 from the James Irvine F'oundation, it \\'as announctd t1>- ~y. The grMl3, lotaling $457,SlS.71. "'.p_ere macle during the fiscal year ending ':flarch 31. 7-Cbapman CoUege, St. Joseph'& Hospital -~ Orange and Anaheim Memorial · spital were the Orange County in- -' ·tution5 receiving the largest amounts $75,000 each. ~The Chapman grant supports building 1'novation and the award to Anaheim ',,:Ospital will establish an acute cardiac Ca re cent('r. The grant to St. .Joseph's ~!I prO\'ide for additions lo that hospital 's coronary unit. State1~1ide, the Irvine F'oundat ion grant.'! tota led S2.8 million and 9~ percent of the Ill grants ·\·ere made to orgaruzations working In the Heidi af hightt education, youth Hl'VlCea and mtdicl.I cart 1 1 foun- dttion spokes.man aald . Absent from the list or lrviM . Foun- dation recipients thla year were several Orange County art.s institutions that had been named in prior years. Among cultural organlt.allons dropped from the foundation grant!! lisl are the Sy mphony Associalion of Orangt County, Laguna Be&ch Ctimmunlty Playf.'r s, South Coast Repertory llnd The Lyric Opera Associa- Uon of Orange County, Further, 26 organizations in California shared grants in amounts les~ than S5.000. These awards wrre not detailed in !he foundation a nnua l report released to- day, but foundation attorney Howard J. Prh·ett said many of these 11.re Orange. C-OUnty agencies, Grant.. to all 26 totaled $4~,050 during 1970. :Co::1111t Associatio11 Lauds -: Salt C1·eel{ Beach Purcl1ase The proposal for county purchase (If 4 WO feet of lx>ach bet"·een Salt Creek a'1d Dana Strand has \\'On endorsement from the bo11.rd of directors of the Orange County Coast Association. Huntington's Administrator ~I ill er Fired By ALAN DJRKJN al m t Dolly Pllo! 511!1 Doyle .~f11Jer. 59. is no loni=:er city ad- m inistrator of Huntington Beach . He ~'as ousted from !he $34,000·a·year j nb at S p.m , Tuesday when he v.·as serv· eoi by City At torney Don Bonfa wit.h two docu ments -notice of the council's in· tention to remove him as of Oct. 18 of his immediate suspension. The action wa s made public at tt :45 p.m. when the City Council reconvened from an e:tecut1ve session lasting tv:o 'hours and 40 minutes. Bonfa rt"ad a council·aulhoriu-d slate- Jflent announcin, the ouster .11.nd gtating !hat Assistant City Ad m in I s t r a t o r .Brander Castle would he "the acting city administrator pro tempore.'' '"The City Council has directed 1he personnel director (Ed Thompson) to oommence a nationwide starch through the state Personnel Board to find a new city administrator," the terse statement 1iaid. · f\'o grounds or reasons for the dismissal were given. The vote for dismissal a lso ~as not announced althnu,11:h it is known I.hat it y.•as 5 f.o 2 v.·it h Al Coen , Mrs, Norma Gibbs, Jerry Matney, Jack Green .and Donald Shipley in favor and Mayor GeorAe !llcCracken and Ted Bartlett op- J>'l~ed. ··Jr<:. the rininion of m yseH and special t ounsU (the Santa Ana !aw firm of Rutan and Tucker) I.hat the city cha rter does not provide for an app('al,'' Bonfa said in B press conference !ale Tuesday night. '"1£ ~Ir. :-.1!11er requests r easons he shall be pro~·ided with reasons but nvl 'A"ith n use or ground~ ... B'1nfa said. ~l il!er ha~ se\"en day.~ from the ser\•ing .tif !he notices a1 :i p m TuPsda.v to re· (juest 11 public hearinlil befnrr th(' counril. But, a cco rding In the charier. thl' criun- ciJ's ''action shall hP f\nal anrl sh;ill not rlepend (In any p;ir!1rula r degree nf pronf et the hearing. the purpose nr "'hich is Ill ail1i'-'" the City Council and lhP ci ty ad· ministrator to present tn each othe r and -the public all pertinent h1 ct~ prior to the final action of removal." O M.Niil COAST DAllY PILOT OllANG;.< (.OAST PllSllSHIHC. C.OMPAH,. ll:~bort N. w,,c1 """·°"'1 '"" l'uol11/\t'r Jeck l . C url•v Vkt l'rt>ICl•"1 AMI G.M1t l Mtn1...,. Tl<o"''' Kee>rll fdl!Of" ThOMll A.. Morphl111 M•nttl ... f;dl ..... The Coast Associa1 ion d i r (' c t o r s adopted the resolution of suriporl at a breakfast m~ting today at the Ba!bna Bay Club, following a presentation of the plans by Richard L. \\'eiser, executive vice president of Avrn Community Del'elopers. owners of the 33 acres of property the county u·ould acquire. Th e proposal. "''hich includes complete development of the area by Avco , in· eluding public parking IQt:I-. roads. cnn. cession stands, rest rnom:i; 11nd other sup- port facilities. gfle.s btofore the Orange County Board of Supervisors 11 week from today. The price for the package is $2.5 million. \\'eiser told the Coast Association direc- tors that having the public veas developed by Avco and turned over to the county ready for use wou ld r;ave the c::ounty mon!!y and would provide public use of, the area two years sooner than if the county mere!y acquires the land and undertakes the development. Weiser estimated that if the agreement can be reached 500n, he would hope to close the escrow before Feb. 2fl, J9n. The beach could be a vailable by Se.pl.ember or October of 1972. Weiser noted with the $1.400 per front foot ~·hich is being considert'd for state acquisition of the beach adjacent to Doheny State Beach. The proposal. \\'hich has been in negotiation for a pproximately a year end ha.s been through at least a dozen revisions during that lime, previously won endorsement ofthe county's Ocean and Shoreline Planning and Steering Committee. Police Officer Arrests Pair For Car Theft T"'o young mrn who made 1 grave mistake \\•hile a ssertedly attemptlng to hot "''ire a car in the llo!el Laguna park- ing Int early loda.v are cooling their heels in the Laguna cily Jail wh ile av.·a1Ung ar- ran,i:ement on suspicion of grand thert, autn. Thr rar ~elect rri by Rnberl Lynn Mur- ra\", 20, nf Cnrnn a. and Robert Coady 1\igrea!. 22, rif He~peria, for their prr- c13v.·n r sr;ipade 11 ;is; the properly nl an ,\n:ihr1m police off1rer 1.\'hn allegri; hi! ra11ght them in the act, 11ccord1np; to pollCI' Thf' nl !ierr, Frrdf'riCk '\. ~'\11l~ Jr sa1rl he can1P nu! nl 1he Hotrl Lai;::un11 at ar · pr0x1matel y 1.4;, a .rn anrl found one of lhr suspects In his car, lhe other cr0uch1ng hrs1rlr ii . The ignilion wire.~ ha ~ heen d1scon· nP cted lrnm Hie ~tarter s1r11 ch anrl r ro~~· ed. and 1.he. car moved about JO fl'!et from u·here he had parked ii , Mills ~ald. Placing them under tentativ' arrest. he fl agged rinu·n a pas5ing L;iguna Beach pr'llice patrnl r1r in v.·hich the ~uspects 11,ere tran~porlf'd to the station for book- 1ng Need a FoRcwlng 11 • Ustln& of ~U sr•n's over fS,000 mtde to-Orln&t Couqty IJOUPl!i : .&faille Inetltult, fn,tJtlO for Orange County Center i mprovefuent1; Pro.adence Speech 9nd. Hearing Clinic, Orangt, $19,000 for ht"aring test equip- ~nt ; Boys' Club of Santa Ana . $1 0,615,71 to purchase a bus; South Coast Con1· n1unit} Hospital. Laguna Beach , M0,000 lo furnish Coronary care unit a.nd huy audio-visual equlpment ; Orangl' Empire Council Boy &outs of America, $18 .000 to begin "inner city" delinquency pre1'ention p ro j er t ; Children's Home Socil'ty of Santa Ana, S2-0.000 to place v.·ards of !he court lo adoptive homes; Salvation Army. Santa Ana. $1fl,{l(t(I to build youth centtr; UC. Irvine lnttrfaith F'o undati o n , SS .00 0 f or in· terdenominational student center ; Voters Order Sc hool Split By The AsMlciated Prr.~s For the firsl time in the 26-year history of California 's school unification ai:t . \•oters have. ordered the spl itting of unified districts back lnto smaller school go~'erning units. The votes. both overwhelming, were In the Newman·Gustine J oint School District in the San Joaquin Vall!y and the gient Modoc-Tulelake J oint Unilied School Dislrlcl in northeastern California. The vo te in the Gustine district u·as 1,3.13 to 586 to end Lhe five-year merger a nd divide the district at the Stanislaus· ~terced county line. Each new district v.·ill have about J.SOO pupils. The vote in nnrlheast C;il1fnrnia "'as 1,119 to 274 to break the hig district up 1n· to t"·o: the former f\.1odoc Union Hig h School District and the M!!.deline portion of Lassen Co unty and the former Tulelake Joint Union High School District In Sl!kiyo u County. , •• ,, *'M&l¥H*'b IBP ...... I t@?!titill Capo Screens Candidates For City Post Preliminary screening of application!! for San Juan Capistrano·~ first director of publlc safety beg11.n today. City h1anager Donald G. \\'eidner said more than 50 applicatinns have been received for the post which will be the equivalent to police chief in other cities. Applications will be narrowed down tn- day and tomorrow lo IS by the preliminary r;creening board -San Clemente Police Chief Clifford Murray, Laguna Beach Police Chief Jo~eph Kelly and Sheriff's Captain Dougles Wat.Jon. F'rom these !fl, three will be selected by an oral screening committee whi ch will be comprised or a city m11.nager, a police chief and an academician. Members of the city council will he sit- ting in on both commitltt15 as observers. The final decision "''ill be made by lhe Cl· ty manager, subject to lhe approl'al of the council. San J uan·s director of puhlir safe!~' l''ill spend his first ~·ear s!udying the city"i; particular nt"eds ;ind organ iiing A pr>l ire department to be~I serve the community. The te11T1 "publ ic safety" ha~ hf>en rlefi neri hy \Ve idner ;:i.~ ":i comprehen~i1·e conrenl rnrompa ~s 1nJ( all miiJOr il~Pf'l'I .~ nf cnmml1nit1· artrv1t1e~ \1·h1r h "·h1ch materia!l~· ;if fect thf' health, safety and v.·tlfare of residents." A p<ihceman y,ho 1s ;i publtc i;afr1 .v nf· !1r{'r v.·ould he equipped 10 nrol'1de nr hal'e access 10 as "full :in array of nublic safety services as possible.'' One of the nev.' chief"s Jnbs v.·ill b(' to d('cide H the ·'public saf('ty" type of d('p;ir1ment would bf' brttrr f or Cap1.~lrano than a conl'ent1onal pol 1cr department. The city council ha!! budgeted $2.1.000 for the new chie.f'.s first year Thi$ will include ;ipproximately $14,000 for his sa\arv. a vehicle secretarial service, sup· plies: and other limited equipment. Laugh? Ch1rl1i H. leoo lic.~ercl P, Ni ll J\HIU l /11 M'1-.tOlllt f;d!I~ L .. ••• '-<..Ii Offlc• J?? Fero1I A~t nw• Corn edy S hoiv Tickets Ava.ilo.ble .. . ·. .. •• ' . M1i!in 1 1cltl r1u ; ,.0 . i oY 11.•&, tJ65Z S•• Ci.-"'-OHie• JD§ No!lh El c,,.,.;.,,, R•1 I, tl67J Ott.., Offlc." Cofl• "'"'' llO w ..... ,. $1....t Ntwpa,, ewe~: lJ.U HtwP&n I OU h'trd l1untint1IOl'I IM(I!: 11111 ... di '°"'"'' ... OAILY .. h .. OT, w11~ ..,,.Cl> 11 1;1>m&lMtl ti.. ................ ,, " Pll&lll~ld dlll1 ••<•Ill s..-. CllJ In 11p,,Ut tdltion1 tor L•O""'I l t1tl1, NtWPOf"/ ltK~. [Mii ~.... M..,11"1110... INUI, l'W ntl ln V1!Wy, $t11 Clt.,.t<'llt/ Ctoftll-ttll kOillolOHJ!, •io"oO wit~ -!~iellfl eflt\911 ~TPtl IW"ifl!l"O DlaM If, I I 1JI Wal ••v ~. "'"'• Mb•. , ... ,~-t11•1 '42 .. 111 Cl•llW A"°"'hillt MJ..U11 S. C ....... Atl D,,,,._.,., T1lt•6t.., 4t2-44H &..,... ....... ., .. , ...... , ,..., ...... , .. ,.,, ·Coovr.,.t, "71, er.,... C..t11 Pur.111~'"' C&tmo111y, Nt -,,..,.,, l!h1<l••tlon1. • ll!d >'•lfllll "'t!l•r t¥ 1Clv"'!"t t!'lffth llt•tl~ ,,..y bf t fpred«*I wl!l!Olll JDKlt l l"tr• ,..1,,1.,. el tOl'Yrllht ..,.., . l-c41nd t llU "'"'"" 1111d II N.-..-t l1"Clit 11'111 Cft!t M""• C1U~lt. i111Mr1.., .... w (''""' n n -~111ry1 ..,. tit•lt u ,tJ -nthl\'I "'lll!lry Htll,,..lM. l ).U -!Illy. '• !<------------' Ticket/i are still avallah1 e for the Sk.il es and Hender!lon bel")eflt ~hov.· Sept. 24 and 25 in San J·uan Cap1strann. The well-knov.·n comedy team \\·ill glv• t.wo performances on both f t iday and Saturda y -a dinner show and 11 cocktail shnu· 11t The El Ar!obr Re~1ri11ranl Pri><;eet1s ..... ·11! go to th" Fiesta de IR !!i ('.olondrinas Association which annually spon~nr.11 the par11de lo celebrate the tf'!Urn Of lhe S""ll lJOW!i !O ~!is..~inn Sa n Juan Capistrano. TiC'kel~. which are tor !he ahow nnly. are $3.50 per perwn, They are J1 va1lablt by calling the F.1 Adnbt Restaurant 1t ~·116~ or Arlene Skiles ;il 49~3®. The dinner shO\\' on Saturday is ~Id out but t icket! are still a\"allable for Friday's dinner 11how which will begin around 11 ·3() pm. Dlntr.s wlll be ttsked to arrive at 6·:1(1 tn ~l\'P lhtm pl!'nty of time to ea t befntP lh! !'.how ,;larlR Ttrkt"\$ Ar!' 5li!1 a\"ll i!ab1e for hoth r rl- rl31' and Sa!urd11''" crx:kta il ahov.·s Doors v.'lil open at 10 15 pm. and the show wlll st11rt around 11 pm. $ki1 P~ and H"ndersnl'I, ~'hn h•v!: 11 ~ J>('arcd on 00 le le.l'i!.1on ~how.s. met In Newport Stach Thf'y \\trt Introduced hy Ntu•port Harbor High School rlrama cnach Bud Wentz and go!. their start at D1snl'yland . They now tiavt t.h~lr OY.'n prnduc:tlnn company, are making t du c 11Iinna 1 materials, and havl' made I p1!nt for their own television series. Botulism Attack Critical to 4 BAKERSFIELD IUPI) -One person wae released but !OUT otbt rs remained in cr!Ucal condilion .11 Kern General H'o,,pltal here lod•Y after oontr11rting bot ulism from a jarlof lalnltd chllt ~111lre. Two rnnre pe~ns who f!'!l sl rickPn fol!owinE: 11 Wttkenrl dlnntr Wtrl' listtd in f~ir cnndilion fi(l5p1l.al spokesmen ••id R n h" r I Mnnte il. 21l. "''IS released Tuesrt•y sft,.r te1u ,;howr.d ht". did not h11ve the often fatal disease. County Revealed Anaheim Youn& Men·a Ch r Is t I • n AlsociaLion, '25.000. building fund.a ; Orange Young Women's C h r I sl i a n Association, $40,000 to buy a building: Assistance League of Garden (;rove, $fi,900 to equip a dental clinic for the disad vant:iged; Orange County Federa· t1nn nl Commun ity Chests, Anaheim, $1i.OOO lo ex p;ind programs, and Z-On la Cl11h C'lf Newport llarbor foundation, Ne "'port Beach, S:l.000 for senior citi zen~ cenl er addilionl\. Al1housh statewide the emphasis "''as on suppnrt social agEnc1 es. lwo arts nrgan1z:it1nn!I were n;imcd amnng 19?0 i<rantees. The rerfnrmlng Art s Council or !he l.ris Anj!eles r-.lusic Center, $!00.000 for s1 udent sl.'holarships and the. Palace of Arts and Sc1e.nce Foundation. San francis('l}, $10,000 to equip studenl v.·orkshop. The James Irvine F'oundation holds M.l percent of the. stock o( the Irvine Com- pany and lisls aS.!els worth SHI% million Mt ioctuding the value of 4.6 million sha re~ of trl"inf. stock. Since lr\"Lne stock i~ "not listed or traded M current market 1alue 1s a1·a1l able," !he annuel statement note.Ii . Siril'e l!l38 !he fnt1ndat1on has distributed $14 2 1n11\1on. about half of \.\•hlch h:is been R11·en out in the past three years. Foundation hold lngs prodLJced $1.9 million of di vidend income during the lfl7(1 fi se;:il ye;:ir and r;ish deposits earned J-t;io.QOO 111(('rest , Tnt al income for the 1 ear an1nunled In S'.! 4:> m1ll1on . according to 1he report Org:in1zat1on~ rece1v1nj!. grants in <imounls less lhan 15.000 numbered 16 1n Orange Counly . They are: Girls Club of Buen• Park. 1-4,IOO Girll Qub or Garden Grove, $l.300; Family Service A~soclallOn of Orllnge County, $2,500; Volun teer Bureau of West Orange County. $1.00ll . f\tareh of Oinie.s, $.1.000: Dant:e Theater of Orange County, $2.500 ; Big Brothers of Orange County, $1 ,250 : Oran~e Empire Council Buy S(•ou ts (If 1\n1er1ca, $.\000 ; Harbor Area Boys' Club. $.1.000. Boys' Club of Santa An<1 . IJ,000; Children 's Home Society, Santa Ana, $600 : Crlppled Childrens Relief Fund, S600 ; Orange County Philharmonic Scicie· ly. $2.000: Sal1•at1on Ar111 y. Santa Ana, $~.(Xl. and the Tubrrculos1s a n d Respiratory Disease A!l snc1aunn, $600. Duplicate grants In son1t' organizations reflect both special and annual C'On• trlbutions by the Irvine F'oundation, I spokesman noted. Baker Blocks Delay Bid Irvine City Incor poration Heoring Do.te Slntecl By .JACK BRORA CK 0 ! !~• 01llv Pllol Sitt! Orange Cou nly Supervisor Oavid L. Baker was brought from a sickbed today to block an attempt by Board Chairman Robert Battin to push through a 6<klay delay in consideration of an election for incorporation or the pr(lposed city of Jr1 111e. B;iker provided the required third vote to set lhe legal hearing date on in· corporation al the minimum two weeks from loda)'. Battin, v.·hn admitted he. ha d tal ked Lo that his r.11~· h;id not nbta1ned a court (lrder to delay the hearin!l. a s lhey had sought. Jncnrporatnrs objected \'tgorously to BaUin's S<kiay delay move because it would push the date for the election to form the nPW c11y v.•el! inlo 1972 and jeopardize the chances of the new city to collect Laxes during the !972·73 fiscal year. Ne,vpo1·t Beach Will Make Biel for Alte1·11ate Route Joan Irvine Smith Tuesda~·. asked In his \\'ith ils neiRhbnrs lhC're J:Ul!rdin.c: \h('ir Ing his city v;ill send ri representative to dela ying mot io n that the Board ol own int('rests, Nf'"ii•port B('ach v.·ill go the he.arini;. but he. will l<Q only to li~ten. Regents of the University of California "be not to testify, before. !he California Highway Com· esked to furnish a copy or a Regent· Costa Mesa Ci!y Attorney Roy ,June mission Thur!lday askin~ for a stud.Y of -11 I b ordered study on the proposed new city. V>'I a so e present to delil•er :11 city an 11ltrrn1.1le rnu1e for the r11 c.:1f1c Co;ist founcil resol ution s!:itin,i:: Costa Mesa"!! Attorney Timothy Strader, represe nting Frcl'way. he!iC'f thal ;i coastal frC'e\.\·ay someivher• the incQrporators, reminded Baltin lhat still 15 ""eded copies of the Regents' report had been RcrrC'~cn1;11 1ve.~ l'Jf l"ost:i. ~1r~a . Hun-•r ... furnii;herl to board members last week t ingtnn Rl'a ch and La~una Be11ch said lo-Huntington Beach Ma.vnr G e o r .c: e and on previous occasions a~ far back as rill~' Ibey 11·ill <1!1 c11d lhe 10 a.m meeting McCracken. who met 111ith Hirth Tu e~dav. Nnvem~r. in Vrntura. 1\·nn a si milar st:itement (lf position from Battin still refused to budge and a mo-Th(' requrst, lo h;J\'C' lhe lrl'l'Wl'IY his rnuncil Tuesd;iv nigh ! lion by Supervisor Ralph Cla rk for 8 two· rcroutrrl along thr. San n1ej!.n frrcu;i\" 'o \lcCracken see!\ Thursday's hea ring as \\'eek delay failed because a majority the Corona del h1ar F reewa.v !hrn easter-a crucial one. vole or the board i.s necessary. supervisor ly Inward!\ La.J:una Beach i1loog Bonita He s;iid the cilies surrnund1n1?, Newport \Villiam Phillips was in San Francisco to-Canyon Hn.1d a.nd lhrough Coyote Can-Be:ich •·wan\ us to go In the State d yno . 1s ten!aL1vely set to be heard al 11 1,i:h"'·ay Commission lo kEe p the rou te ~ lk At this poinl. Baker was summoned 11.20 a.m. ta ·s open from his aickbed, and 20 minutes later _ Newport Beach Mayor Ed Hirth said "It's either thal or kill ii," he said, "It pAle and shaken ~ he appeared in !he f~ mornnig :ill thr <'l lY V>'a nts is for the m1gh1 be the life or death for the boa.rcir oom and i•o!ed for the norrnal two· ..lomm1ss1nn lo tr!l the D11·1s1on nf fr ce"'•ay '' \\"eek delay. High"'·ays In study !hi' route 1\1cCracken 11:i1d the slate needs In he. Supervisor Ronald Caspers of Ne wpor1 Laguna Be11ch City City .\1a nager told lo ''keep working on the is!Ue Beach ori~inally .!iecnnded Battln"s mo-~tana_c:er Lawrence Rose said !his morn· ·'Y.'e'l"e got to Jet the state know 1111 lion for a 60-day de.la y but later withdrew <'ille.~ are. desirenus of tt solution," he !he second after !i11tening to strong pro-.!iaid. tests from Strader, John Burt 0 n . CJ • ' 0£ £' Costa f\1csa Ma yor Roherl Wilson said ch;iirman nf the incorporator!' group and enc s ice lh!s morning he cnuld supporl the study Andrew !\lay. of COIN who chal!enged of the alternate route , bul indicated that the supervisor to Bllow a \'ote "as you Hi't IJ y BllI'glaI"S supJ>f'r l would co me only if Ii will not promised." prolong actual construction of a coastal Caspers, In originally supporting Bal· frrrway. tin's move.. said he had talked to Mrs. ThP SM Cl11t11('ntf· nff 1l·rs nf ~rhnol Hose s;iid th at while Laguna supports Sm it h and he thought her "''ishes for a trustee and local m1n1.~t('r lhr Rev Don· the sludr. 1t docs;-11ot ne cessarily support de la~· should he respected. alc1 Jn lav were hi! by burgla rs earlier the propo~ed routf'". "The reqUC'SI of the O\.\'Oer nf 20 percent !hi.~ week. Thieves slOle ii pair of 1ape Laguna Beach Counc1l1nen lnnight will or the Irvine Company ~tock shnuld bf> recordrrs ;ind a fire ext111gu1sher hear a staff rep11rt no the proposal that enns1derrrl r:ilher than lh.:11 nf a phnn~· The well·kno1vn minister of SL Andre\.\"S says it. potentially could have a ta~ fnundalion in Sa.n Francisco.·• By the Sea 1\le!hodist Church 1old police diminishing effect on that city's zo ne of C11sper~ said IThP lrvint fnundatinn, he nnl1ecd the loss Tuesdriy ::iflernoon. influence. v.·hich holds the majority of the Irvine Officers said someone entered th e of-Hirth will l)r 11reon1p;111ied to the Com p:in~· stnrk 1 firr~ C'lf th(' h1 llt l)p churrh ;it liOI ,\venida meeti ng by Traffic F:nginPer RohPrl Jaf· S:inl.il Ani1 ~f;ivnr-Lorin Gri~el 11!sn pro-Pico. poss1bl.v usinE: ;:i key. The !nses \vas fe . Vice i\laynr How11.rd Roi;:erg is also e1- le~ted. hut :irlmitterl v.'hen quest ioner! \'<ilued ;it $105. Pf.'cled to attend. ' ==.,..,.-,,,-t"'d•ertl•u;~.~~~n=====•:;;;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ -. ._, .... ......... GEM TALK TODAY by J. C. HUMPH•l£S TH E RAINBOW GEM w.11 k11ow n lor a, r•i11 bow c.olor1, fh• a p•I h•1 110 d i1t i11cfiv• color of if5 own, 1ma ll unifotm (rt(kl in fh• q•m 1c.c.ou11fin9 lor th1 v•ri•d hu ts. Mo1t pcpul•r today •r• opals from Me .. ico. Th •y 1r• af the fir• ope I V I • ri1ty, emitting r ed ;Iowa of light fram the c.or 11. 11 you w.e nf lo 11111 1am1 r•lll ''ca11· ver11 tion pi1c1'' 9 1m1, cam• in •nd look av11r our b11uf1ful 11t orlm•nt a f opal\. <Hid SmNtt ond Sklft S.cr:ttlons Prirn•ry c•u11 of "1rnud91" from gold j•w•lry ii 1ki" •ec.r1tion1 •"d p1r1p ir1tion, fh1 ch1mic•l1 cf w hi(h ccrnbin• with i;old •lloy• to form d1rk-hu1d 1e lt1. A ch11191 to whit• gold or to gold ol higher ka r•t fint n•11 1hould so lve th1 problem. 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(. .JJ.u1n1,hrieJ' JewelerJ I 823 NEWPORT BLVD., COSTA MESA CONV!NIENT TE•MS I ANKAM [ll:ICAllD-lil.t.STEll: CH.t.lGr l• Y[AlS SAM E LOCATION P'HONE S41 ·)401 To End Barriers Nixon's Trade Unit Urges Vigorous U.S. Export Drive WASHlNGTON IAP ) -A presidential com1nission urged the Nixon administration Mon· day lo launch a vigorouii U.S. export drive during t h i s decade while pushing lo v.•ipe out all world trade· barriers within 25 years. The 27-member Commission on International trade and Investment Pol icy cal!td for the nation to rac«> what it called n e w realities of in- ternallonal ttonomic life and help restore the Un ited States' once-premier position in world trade. Some of its recom - mendations already have been adopted by President Nixon, including one to impose a tern· porary import tax v.•hile the nation's bah1nce-of·payments deficit persists. But the presidentially ap- pointed commission came down hard on the side of fru trade, urging against widespread restrictions that could cause even ITIQre restric- tions, It said the mc.jor world powers should btgin new talks aimed at end ing all such bar· riers within the next quarter- century. Some points in the majority findings drew strong dissent from labor members of the panel. The commission directed specific criticis111 at the Euro- pean Common f\larket and Japan for their trade restric- tions and said the United States shoold insist on negotia- tions that \\'Ould dismantle them. "The world has chariged ra- dically from the one we knew.._ after \\'arid War II," it said. "We believe it is imperative .that the United States, in it~ own interest, bring its int~r n<.tional trade and investment policies into Hoe v.·ith the new realities." United Stat.es a third-rate in· dustria! power-with the con- tinuing displacement of U,S. production, including high· technology products." The labor l eaders urged even stronger controls on im· ports and fa vored curbs on the outflow of U.S. technology and capital to foreign nation!, in direct conflict with the ma· jority's recommendation!. The commission urged a phaseout v.·ithin three to rive years of current controls that limlt the now of U.S. capital to other nations. The report said the United States, Western Europe and Japan should initiate a "major ne1v series of international noegotialions." within present v.·orld structures, lo clear the 1\·ay for a -world in u·hich trade is free. The talks should focus first on the: world payments pro- blem, the commission said, emphasizing more f I ex i b I e monetary exchange rates, bet· ter coordination of monetary policies among countries. and "more equitable sharing or the costs of the common defense." Commission :i1ources said the r-i'ixon administration saw the reco mmendations prior t o release and they could have been a factor in l\ixon's decisioo to cut the dollar loose (rom its lie \\'ith gold and im· pose a temporary import surcharge. The corru11ission recom~ mended the adminlstration look into the possibility or a temporary import !al' if. the balance-of-payments problem persists. It recommendtd also a temporary export subsidy, a move not taken by Nixon. The talks should also focus New Veep on negotiating an end to Lawrence C. Eisele Jr. e I i min at ion of trade of Huntington Beach prererences erected by the has been appointed Common market, the rep..irt vice president of the said. \Vilshire Cente r region· In the longer run. it said. the al head office of l Tnion major trading nations should Bank in Los Angeles. work. for reform of the in·------------- ternatlonal monetary system, wiping out barriers to agricultural trade. and tnding nontariff barriers 11uch as subsidies and tax incentive! that give foreign traders an advantage over U , S . ex- porte.rs. "The United States, still the largest and most attractive market in the world, should more than in the past use. its bargaining power In the defense of its economic in- terests." the panel said. For instance. it said the na- tion shou ld insist other nations publish and make c I ear government-buying policies tha t may favor one country over another. reducing the preferences to a low level. "\\'e should deny access to public procurement in the United States to countri~s which do not adhere to ' 11uch agreed rules." Domestically, the call for an e.xport drive stood out as the key recommendation, Despite this, the commission failed to reach a conse.n11us on \\'hether Congress should pass legislation to set up sales cor· porations that v.·ould get lax incentives for exports. "The U.S. tax system m ight well be u~ to encourage ex - p o rt 11-at present it discourages them," the report said. This, it said, is a matter for further ir;tudy. Job Output Solution A Benefit Recognizing the realities means relaxing n at ion a I policies that have held back the volume: of \\'hat the United States sells to other countries, the commission's t hree· \'olurne report s aid. These include•policic s in the fields of antitrust regulations, taxalion, shipping rates. East· 'Vest trade and export financl':, it said, Nonfla111111able Fabric A M11st for Sleepwear Of top priority, the com· mission said, are moves to control inflation and achieve a high rate of economic gro\\·th at home. "SUch a program should in- clude goveniment support-il"I· eluding tax_ incentives-for in· ''estment. research a n d development: a more nexible policy on mergers consistent \\'ith competition and economic efficiency; regional deve lopment policies; and measurt'S to remo1·e structural impediments to lhe mobility and prcxluctivity of American labor and capital." But the blueprint of the commi"ion dre\\' a sharp dissent from the onl~· two labor members or !he panel. r. '\'. Abel, president of the United_ Ste e I w or kers of America, and Floyd E. Smith, president of the International Association of ~lachinists and Aerospace Worker.~. In a minorltv statement. the labor leaderS said: "The strateg y and recom- mendations will make the NE\V YORK (UPI\ -Four lhousand Americans, mostly infants and elderly people, die in their cribs and nursing homes each yesir because thl'!ir night1,1·ear. bed !'.hl'!ets and carpets go up in flames. Another 250,000 are injured in fires fed by f I a m rn ab I e fabrics. The governn\ent acted July 28 to stem this human h oloc au st by setting flameproofing standards for children's sleep~·ear. an action '\\'hich could turn the stagnant non f I am ma b 1 e fabrics business inta an annual half billion dollar bonanza. After Julv 30. 1973, said the com- mei-ce dl'!partment . all children's .s!eep\.\·l'ar mu • t m~t stiffer flameproofing !'ltandard:i1 or J;!et off the m~r'ket. As much as 25 per- cent of all U,S. broad~·o1·en fabrics could be affectl'!d. And .some economists predict. the new regulation v.·ill mean a 30 percent annual growth rate for the companies involl'ed in i ORDER ~ 1000 . 1( • .,. YOURS .. ~ v ~eautlful Stick-on LABELS ~ TODAY! i '<>NLY~ $126 ~AllNC~ Personalized • StyUsh • Efficient Order For Younolf or • Frlonct May ht u1•d on •n••l•p•s •• r•turn ecldr••• l1bel•. Al10 very handy as identification l1b•l1 for marlin9 peNonal it1m1 1uch •• bocks, r•cords, photos, ttc. Labels tfick on 9la11 and m1y ba u1•d for markin9 hema canntd foe.cf ifam1. All l1bel1 are pririted with 1tyli1h Vogue type on fjne quality wh ite gummed piper. I I I I I I I I I L---~~LS!!_P~~~!~C!_ __ J name retardant materials. Dupont, leader in this field, estimates the c hi Id r I'! n' !'I sleepv.·ear market alone v.·111 . generate $200 million in sale11. Carborundum, Ov.·ens·Corning. An1erican V i s cos e and f\lon.'\anto also ha\'e l'ested in· terests and. like Dupont. are. pushing new uses for nonflam· mable fabrics. The best known is Dupont's Nomex, a flame resistant member of the nylon family. Racing dri~r Wall y Dallen- back \lo'as enRUlfed by flame.s during the 1970 running ()f the Trenton IN. J .l 300 and walk· ed inray ~'ilh just a blister on one hand becau~e he wore a Nomex suit. "ff it v.·eren't for that (suit) I v.·ouldn't look too g{)()d loday," he said. Nomrx is d ifficult to burn e\·en at 800 degree11 Fahrenheit It d~~n't drip or melt; just charl!'. It also resists stain and ~iling. chemicals and acid.~. won't shrink. dries quickh-, insulates against heat and cold and lasts , six to 15 times longer than col· ton garment!'! treated "·ith flame retardants. After testing it in 1969. the Veterans Administration mov· ed tov.·ard equippinit its 165- hospital system with Nome11: paj&mas even though the.y cost about $10 a p1ir com- pared to about SJ (or cotton nightwear. Nomex prove. d more economical on a ~ Wl'!&r basis. withstanding 1,600 w111shings to &o-80 for the cot- tons. Pit areas at the 1971 Sebring, Fla. race •ere. pr<r- tected by Nomex coverin11. The Clt\'eland F ire DeJ!ul- ment ordered turnout coatt of that material. Up until no•, becauae of the cost factor, 8UCh infl1mmable materi.111\9 were ulled l•rgely Ht esoteric are111s tuch as spact, racing and flre jumping suits. Dupont, for inst111nre. ~ld 140.000 square. :vards of Nome1' for ci r racing in 1970. about 25 percent more: than the year before. Now that the government has oPtned up lhe childrtn'a alttpwtar market. prod~ are lllQet:llng wider uses for nonflammabl« fabrici. Thty r1nge an over lht market.Inc lot : I nd u 1 t r I a I uniforms, 11poruwear (t h t ma~rlal is &Oft ). thermal glove~ and und~rwea r . upholstery IMimt tommercl1I jel1: already have ill. mattre.11 pad1, blarike.U. llneM, lronlng board covert, pollution filters for lndu11trlal 1TT101l:utacU and ele<trlal lnaW.llon. 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""'tllell I IO -T"'-followl.,_ 1111 6t....,.,r!I 1111> 2tl'o 0.1111 M lSY), 1• EIM• •• IVJ t l'tnl<I" El IC: T..: "'• 5 rrnr P'l•J'$ rlll !If.I :IO B1 SYLVIA PORTER Vou have Jl)st come home hm an ln!urtating afternoon at the local offJt't of lhe Internal Revenue Service - durmg which you tried with 1n- crewng drsperation to con,. vtnce an IRS agent that you do • owe an extra S300 on )Our 19'9 1nrome tax But the ms •gait won t concede a dollar ev~ though you a~ conv1nred or your right to deduct $1 000 of dtspuled contributions to your church Further appeals wtthm the IRS have been abysmal failures You are incensed You want to fight the IRS not to give tn with a. whimper What then do you do" You fight -via the new Small Tax Case D1vts1on of the U S Tax Court the court which C.Ongress c r e a t e. d apecif1cally to help you the ta~ayer not the IRS You argue }Out own case l{Jthout a lawyer and w1thput filmg any technical and ttme coosumlng brief ln short 1n the Small Tax Case D1 v1s1on the techrucal rules of evidence are off and the dominant rule instead 1s 1nfo r mal 1ty HGwever 1f you wish you may bite a lawyer or file a brief or do both You have no worries about strangulatng red tape or masses of paperwork Both .are at a m1rumum You will not be placed at an 1mmechate disadvantage by being rorced to tra\el far from your home fo r your informal hearing and the decision A hearing on your case will be be.Id as near your home as the court finds possible and you 11 c;et advance notice of when your case IS coming up The Small Tax Ca s e Com m1ss1oners will be holding hearings 1n more than 100 c ities across the nation each year You 1'<00 t have to wait Jong for a dec1s1on either The Commissioner hearing your case. probably v.111 decide whether you w1n or lose :against the lRS "ith1n 30 davi; Of course since this IS a d1v1s1on or the Tax Court YOU can hght your own case there. v.1thout first pa} 1ng the. tax deficiency claimed by the Allen Koch Joins VTN Corporation Allen S Koch formerly Orange County 6 Road Com m1ss1oner and County Survevor for sixteen years has 1oined the staff or the VTN Corpora Uon Koch 611 V1~ta Bonita Newport Beach v.11! gerve 1n Orange Count } s VTN office vne of twenty four 1n the na t lon wide. corporation o r engineers and arch1tecti; ac cording to general manager ..Kenneth Carlson ; In ~la} Koch was honored • at the. 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Bay~ (. 50 J 1)1 10 ~ \()>, 80::.·:..::.:.. = Tax Case DivLS1on didn t ~.· •"•'•' ',' ',' , ,','•' •,',a 1''~ 10 1NVl!$ll NCO 1"cF A.m ,~ 09 s ,0 ~~'::~··<In~~~ 1?~ ~n~."" 12 s1 ~·· "'' 71 tt • 28 " 11'\o + " oam Fn<1 "' " '1 t> '7 COMPANIES ncF Bo• 12• 191 !•Sou I.JI 16 > JI Row•~ " l"ii ?to eall'dl 11' 3l ' ' .0 4-0 1 + \o 0<>•11"'1 er '4 Come 1ntobe1ngunttlthe start•n1dl• l • ?>ComlSh !I It •. ,. YO O< .,,,0 ,,,, <•>><>J•<o!>FL 4 •ollu•S!o• ll >l1 ll••!Fd•P • l lO"I 109 1G9 +I Oo<CP 11 .., n 1 09 so c G 1) ~ nv. 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Com tt soc~ ' l 9 ,1 lfe S ~ ~ I 67J Loo E fl\ '• tit Tech Put> I• 1 eo<E J.f''o ' missioners are, not SUbj-1 to •,• 0 '>n •'nllnc NII Hl.1 127lM•d •n G lio 1S~•Tetcom 6 l I B•nl ..,.,. ?SOI no ll'o l?~: ~E.~·.~·.~. > "'" "' ~v LI"" S02 Mel eoo> 1 , 7" TV Com m G'I• 61 Of .SI I~ '' 1< \ ' ' ' A.mMult 9SSl04'1Loom o S•Vlu MeR!Y 10•olO •l•M•" 18 19 !ls~,."'?o .1•6l '!:l •~,1Tr\Elfct ..... oc re\ 1ew by any other court 11nd ICZ!llmmmm"'"'"'"""'"'"'"l""'N "'" 3 sr J 90 Cen'd 7'" 7' ff M• ~ t io1 in. T•• A.mo 1 ~ i B l!M• ,, 1 11 ,, , ,, ~ '" ~ E •Un Deft may not be treated as prece-t ,g;a•; ii!MUl\Hbi?WitF..itD •ncnor Gou~ C•o • , •6 1 t• M•no• c s"-s• Th~ m .., 1 • e 111e J"g ,, "' 10 ,,._ .+ i t E Mom M•• (&DI lloG t •l Mvl lJCISlSOiM Brow• 1A 11 T!v Co 9 1 9 II P•! lnlt11 6 Ho lo ,,, EMMagP4 J dent 1nanyothercase' I &O Gwh lll!.017fflord"b' 11°" M"u LP 11 l oTHnv !n 10 lt"\\!ld""H"• ,,5 ••, +Elon Ni Value LmeSeecllon pin tncmo 11 Bt6Lvth llro 110•1ll6MtCo 11i,1• ran c.11 11. J1BawvH~1o1 1 51 13 51 1, 0E1P1>0NG i Th f tthtth d I fp F<!ln~ 9J)l011MIQn.ljn lll969MccQu1 ... 11,19 lo £L• 3 l ~B~wVG• 10 19)9 7' X' Et1(1>l70 e aC' a e. ec1s1ons ion says as a resu t o res1 von ,5 "19 ,, 61 M•n"'" 1 JD s,, Med c H 6'4 1v. r •<• c 1' l '' B~ rnuo 1 n 11 ,, , ,, , 7.,, .._ ,, EM1 L d 09• t b t t d t N mc A••Pfl •MIJ)SMl;!G~ 6161M«!c M 29 :ll'"Tncnl G 16.11 !\own Co o J o r, 1,,_,,E.,,..,rEI, are no SU Jee o review l!n 1xon 11 new econo I ..,,. H~ oh M•••••hv1e 1 co Me<11 n ..s• "1 T ~n'° o 1s, 2s • ew"s~ 0 w 1, ii , 1 , 11 _ ,, Em irv•"°F 1 means that neither pa rtv -program the prospect of 1n Ffld A ~ u '11 F.Je<i B s • 31 Me Id " ' 4 11~• T IMob H 1 • • 8wns~~ 10 J ~,,. ~ ,. E°IT!•rv " 10 Us Fn<!ll I 111 Mai: tU 1;~;j::dd•~~ 1~,1~\i'~~lrPd ~ 30 ~vn•wk ' ''JI l• l~ J.. Emnirt r ?G the taxpayer nor the IRS -creased demand for s <><k '11 o • Mu • Fin•"' Md•• 1 0 7 0 r •n OG ~ ! ~' R~~~ ~0 1 XI 'l 11 • l 11 ~ -0 e ... ~o ,1 1 n I th d t t k f f t Scl•n •S• S lo MT 1'3'1Sl9Mldw G ?(I ?1 Tv'lln f 11 1 ~BV~i! I-"' JI J), n 17l• •Emp •GI can appea e ec1s1on o any s oc s rom oretgr 1nves ors 8~b•~n '.ss '.11 M G 1191"11 MH o os 66 un •< , l • a~1ll'"o ~ 'i 70 '' ,r• .~.: ,, '"En~ "M" "° h gher court This will en and American industry s im e~v ~ Fd In 9 s• M o 1S s1 !6 95 M I Mu• ll" s Un c >le• 1' J • BuJe ... w oft 19 7c \"9""o 111 • .., Enn o6F oec Bov 1; G S t o JJ M• •• • 01 • 01 M ner n 1 l u" I um '' 11. :II eun~ "~"'~ 01 in" 0 1~ EQV m k B•e courage the commissioners to proving profit performance fl••< f1 1 1-0 BJ o Bl Mat~• ' ll P'I ii w Mr.•' c,, J.1 • :16 • u~ 11cG11 7 1~. B1tn1<R "' 10 , Jl o 11 ~ :3l\l _ , e11u 1 G• ; :n 8e•tfl 1• ' •• Mid AM s ll 6 )JM •• RT !~ I HI.le lj S BnkM 1. 7•o eu ~d I •D l'l •l ••• •7 Eo!J !LI 31• rule. more speedily and [reely \Ve .recommend a fully in B• 9 ..:.~ 9 .14 'S6 Moodv 11'ii 17 SJ M" 11 a ,, • .1•• us Env o u l 11 • Bu No 1 11<1 ., .1• s3 , 5, _ , Eq111vFd 00 lle k Gh &ll •1qMoodv" 1266!1MMo II.en I 2 JS fkLn .'.ll J2~~urNo or» 6c! 9 9 ESB! 110 -for they will not face the vested position for most long Bond•~ ~ n 1 l• 1.11 F Fw• 11 '' 1.1 ~ un" "• • Bu "d• 10 1 1s ,.,r ,: • -1~ E nc l:t I r ,.., h d Bo•n S < !ll •n.MFSGk .111 614Man Col I l ~Un P•n P 10 'l Bu q"• ~ •n 1,...,1.,.._ n ' e'qu~o 111 poss1b11tyo be1n~vert rown term accounts Hol 1ngs110. "'~" l]llll9 ~"g..,.i" ~~]~~!:::: r : 1: ~n 1 ,,"~G 1~~'~ 1eu;, LI"" 'll'w n•o 11•. E~:~"Dt21• by another court should be concentrated 1n Bo FM! s io 1 9s M Om•~ o '~ 11 •1 Mo '" K IP. , P. , .., •• , G• 10 lo -C-E•"' 1 " na Bwn Fd l H •l.I Mvl Sk• llOJ 103MoTr w! J r .va 11• L') 6 l o(Al>o Co Q EhYl(o ,, And the fact !hat the issues ranked abo\'e average Bu oc• co v" Mu! r., 1 w 1 oo Motch M s 6 V•nP '° r l" 1 t •denc •nd ~~ •:,~ 16~ • E "'1 ofl l!l l!lu l(~ U ll 6H'N£• Mu! 1061!0~Mo {.lub l .1 o\/anc• S ' ?~ c~ Fnon 1 Evan•P liOI! deCISldOnS \.\llJ hset no or hJghesl for probable ~·~~n 1•::2.g ~: ~~u 1 1s!~1139~~·~~P 1?, ~;nc~" l) ~'~:~~;L~n~ l; '•o. 1i' 1f?-+~~~f.·~~1r!,1J preceentsmeantatacom relative market performance N.w s 01.11113 B••" 1101105Ncc "" ' w~~,,. ,, ~ c1mps1110 ~~~. ,.,.,~ii:Z -'°'F•t>t•• "II I SO th t 12 nth NY Vot 11 10 7 B llr,;d .1 1 ! 51 Na "" Cn IS ! 1 Wo t Bd 11 ll' Clln B ow 4(1 1I Jl '1o ~ Fae or A. .0 m1ss1onersru1ng 1noneca over enex mos 8v n~FdHuii 1, g vd ••~<B!N•C• 11.1 ! NR••O• '; c.11ne w 1noo 3 :, :~ :"'+ "Fec~C•m v.111 ha vii! no effect on future 8u~ Mg 1 '50 •,, ,., "1h~ ~~1 1~ ~~ ~·~.;,~o 11 1 ~' ~.~. N~r 15 15 0 c,d~P~~ l 7.'HI 1•1 7J . n >, n ~ +1 F1 r Ind l 'kt Value Line 1 a ys ven CG Fund 101.111 09 incom !'3 s9iNii Lb 16 36 ,webb "• 1 ~ 1",,::,i;;11s,•, 1 Iii .s , 11 Formonl i cases in any court This v.ell turesome and palient in C•P•m eoi 1ao s1oc~ 3 1 1uN p~~n1 19 ~~ w.~~ w 111 1 , 711 ~ 1' 16•+ Fft '•" C•P!!G ~l '4 l ttN•I GI> ~~&O~N S•cR~h tt 10 e<ln 1 o 7'c!~t~oll.f':. ~1.1.~ • .U-.....O.•,Fftmlv~n•O may encourage th!! com dividual~ may wish to 1n C•D' sn • 11 1 •l Ne s d• 16 s 11 ts Na sno"' , w. 1na M ;, 2•~ <• Dru~ sc ~· •1 .., ~ Fen11 ... 1 tn< missio ners to be more lenient C•o Trn \l •611 11 NNw ~·' All llJN.i Slv w. •FM n 111•ct ,, <!O l'I! ~ 60 4111 _, Fo we• Fn \' 'lh ta•payerS for they need VeSt1gate Opportunities l n ~~~~~ ..!" ~inJa11110 ~:::..ww ~ :; ~ '!!' ~J 'ir.,~G~ 1 ~ • 1' x::00G11' lt"' 11 'I (~ o<.&Qn J ,~ ~;; ~ .. ~ jjf , ~=d~~~!g 10.o " ISSUeS rated {Op!, ror ap-Ill'" "°' 1]11 N~W on U '1II19 Nl<n '" F 11 11>~ W1 n llA. 10 'o lQ>\ ~· D r t ! l 46 iJ 7l 'o .3,~ > 13•> -o Fed< ~I 11{1 not fear that their rulings v.1!1 c ..... st 1 16 1 " Nici. $tr• 17 ~ 11 fi ,., • '" " •• ''V. Wl"' 1o1 o 1>o n.:. c: 11 ;'t'11 ~ ' '1 ·~ 1 .. "•dM"" ,, open the vray for cases that preclation potential to mid; f::(-::.r: i: : j~ ~,:~, t~ 6j '1,1 ~o~!~ 8· :~\ :~ .• :z:."st"~~ '? t 1f:: ~:"' ~t •• 40:0 ',7. ]: : ~:~ n ~ I \: ~= .. ~i:a~ XI "ould cosl the Treasury decade even though their 12 s,,..c , ,, 'u P:i~nd ,:I! il&; ~,,!lv~.,J ,:~ 1i"' :z:~,c;:~ ;, ; ;,"' c,,',','-• 40 i5r ~t ~ it~ .I~' ... F Pio Pll J monthranksmaynotbeofthe <n•1eGr eo. io1 Fun<! t•l1011Nw Pu$~ ""'11 ~w1...,w~1 ,, ''"C•coc';;o 'iO 1 • S'o "' .. FedSgn3 <!O countless tens of m1\l1ons of b I <•0 au 1" One Wm! 16 •J 16 u N01<tl co 33 11 w •< PL '" '1 o ,, •ne ... c~ 7 6 ?B 1 2~ 1e Fodt • • In~ eS Fund 10 /~ll1J ON• 11UU14NuCI ll1C 1>;, 1'4 Wdw, 71 ~-,FtdO~ptS I dOl\arS F 0111 fl B! Oooonh 119 t 61 Qp.llvV M lS 31 W ldW (' , l 'o C•"'o lno -I • ~ • 5' 1 -Ft 0 Co )0 Shh d !JJSll Ji0PO •M ll HllHOho A.t1 ~'Ii o W ohl W 71 ,l < "' 25 4! I•• •5 +c F!ll e~lf rll Air Cal Award ed 'The Cahlorn1a P ub I 1 e Ut1l1ties Commission has an nounced tht awardu1g to Air California of extens1\ e new route a1\ards according to Oud!ey F fo.11ller e1"ecul1\e \ ce president marketing for the ;urhne Routes aw a rded Atr C 1 fornia \\er!! San los~ Sacramento Orange County Ai rport Sacramento Orange County Airport Sacramento via San Jose San D1egn Sacramento via Orange Coun ty Airport and San Jose Otan tario Sacramento via Orange County Airport via San Jose and Palm Springs Sacramento vi<" San J ose. The airline p I a n s l/l- auguratlng its new route award! with Boeing ?37Sun1et -1 1 ~ Passenger aircraft on Septrmber 22 and will an nounce its night schedules "'" s .... (I l0l6l.S.0TC S•c ID1'11,7QkcP,~ llV,lB ~V(l11v E l ~ !n Hudlq 5,11 0 ?Jt •"n•-,F!~Unll11210 Since Nixon s e c an om 1 c Chem ct 11~20 .-Para"' M 900 ta. 011 ~h•• 5 s loroU• 8 1~ ,J»c~n L 1 i1 11», 16 , 1~ • F•ac11<1 I "II '.-• Ptu ll!vr 1519)1 6 Cn Lt pu.SO ?10 Ol 01 67 ••>-,_ t k I th ~· p S I I 1 C•11 PS lll 111 I ·~ •~ mo\tS 00 pace e tn Eo1tr 4JI ,,. •nn <1 '~ c1ML•E • u ~i. Fn Fl'dt<•n vestmtnt scene has been ~"~"~ '~!t'~~,:~~~:' :i~:f~ f;~~~~ 1210 ~ ll: 1~· 7:' ... :~!•ei~~~ri1 '° virtually transfonned ac ... ,.,,... •9'10141'n<!!I 11J/ill .. •EW YORK fA,P Wedn .. d&Y •~l)'l"IPll<t•C~'" !.ova ~ l• ~· '3'~t FllMIQ 61• Ven 5 J9 S 1111 Pon En• I 06 I 11 Nfw Yo k Stoclo. E•<n&t>ff .,.. c.-. eni• U! t0 1 • 9 1 19 1 ~~: + ,' F, N&!Bo• cording lo the Ind 1 ca tor co111 G h H " 1••• P on Fnd 1111 itJ ••-••• ,,• •'•~ ~. Jo 1s 15 15 • ..1 'F1 NC l"t 111 1.~ (OMS 8d JJ6 516 P1n Inv 1169121! ~ .. ., ~ 11 33 . Jl.',. 3J1 ... v F•NS Bnc l Digesl ~lany laggard 11tocu cw ~ "6 l • 1 ll Pl a 1h 11 iJ 11 t(I lM• l Hlt~ Lew ci.1 Cht ~~·1•",',', '••'° ~,, "" •"•" 11 ° ' F•' '-'e s1 o t ._. C"' ~ ( I IS I 99 Pr c• Furlll• 2f.'• 2f>o + F•IV•BkJ •O now are promising o ""' comD A\ 1 !.4l 1 n c, Wik :11m11 °' -A-~~·.•.•,,• ,".S. J> , • , , ' F•rw u 1 60 th ~tt t Comp (D 6f7 I.IS N Er• lCJl!Gll c ·~ "'31 Jl" Jl>,t 'Fsc~bch Ml among e ....., er a C I n g c.0,.,11 Bd • ., 1-0 11 N Hor t n Jc n 1-0 AbKu•" 5Gv ~ 16 .., u,., !~.., • c~:.~M•~hv ~ is .JJ , ll , JJ•, 0 F •k Fd S9 perrormers 1t:i>a\S c,0 "°0Fd ,,.1094:: ~:;."~ 1~M 1~~J !g~l~,,dJ040 ~ tJ;~ !}\ r ,-.. ~k•Ml l /3g l~r i'• 5•1 !l o + F•h• Sc.I 1' ""'0 un•V• Pr°" Fd 5 IJ 6 l~ ff.cm•( fv 80 ii M • , 0 ~ ~h• MO 1' '9 lj, 0 lll~,., 9;;'.: 0 ~·.: ~~: ~· The digest Sa) l! some Of 2:• 1 nvG 6 o;·~~J ~ ovl~IP ,•. 1s SJ Atmr Mkt 1b 17 6'1 ~ 59 60 ° "".; " c~;;;;~y 11 l: •I <'O • 9 • f t -0 F •m nt st lh rr ( !M u 010 llO !odm1E• l6t 20 ,), J J Ch~•Vel l>O lll .H o .W s..i -I" n~o• ese com pa n es seem to o tr ,on " 9 11 ~ 1 P n""' fv11~' Ad M , ;o 1 , o 11~0 1'• _~-Ch•• 0.,, • 11 JO JO -1 F n 019 111 or• Gn IOu lOSl E"ou• Bltl ts Ad~H llCI ~ 31 ~ J1 ., ,,.. 70 6• ~9•+ lh• Jdbest Of both 1nvedstment ~o ~ ~~o i~ ~ 1: ~j g~ ~ jg~ l" ro :~rr:,~~·t I 00 ,;; 7' !!': .~: .:,. ~~~t,bj'h;~:' 1, sy: ft > st,' ->t ~ =~•~"":ri wor s -po3s1bli!! rap1 earn r: n wo v 6 i • 69 lh<om ~ • Q 9 •~ n~L 11 1 , ~ ' si !. t 'c,~ M 1IP1>t 1 ~ ,, JO 1 F • o.,..., 1"' h h (~WO•I 11', Inv"'! 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'lt1ou..,e•n n l 111 ~1 14 ,.:;\,~~~,.~N~ 1 ,, ', ;j ,_ ·~~0s~~1 1111 econnm1c en\ ironment cou pled D• ""'" • G 0~0 11~\~ :a 1~ g ~ jj " r ,. oa Jqi, 1l S> .I., ss • + • Cl>O<.~u 1 °" ~ .. , 1 j "/• .... ~ u~ "e l D•c• 7JJ ll •1 11nl • 1.16l l llS •"'fll ~ 111•1'1 ••l o +-""C~j•C •' 31 ~ 7 l'lfi•'f "!hthe rf'lat1\t1oaretynflow o •• w ll • •Ms1a 1t )•ll •l :J ...iv ~• 1 J.I• 1>1 o(k •C!cvo• ... 1°• e <. • Fvlo., ]<) I D•• o l•~sc•• 16111111 ~Iona !• • 4'.lo C > 4°1 ~ C~o<roel 60 fl• ~ • f'-(Co IS mulllpesand high income o c ... •B• 1-.cs..udtt• 'und• :1•1G~ o 6 11 0 1.1 j •+ en~.,, 11 .1 ~l ~ ; 'MC 0111s Ollc1o Cox 11111!11 n Inv •lJ ••!. !! •_,.n • • SO ~1• ? > ~ + •o c~ V• 6<'.I ll l!> _ "Ii """"'• 00 0 r • •JI u ll Sn•< JS I< ll 94 """" "'" JI SO ~! lO" l ~ ~nrv,i., YI " »'• '"-Foo • Cl\ .tJ Edl'<ard A Vin er & Co 8 :~: ~~ 'i~:~~~ ~!~"s• 1gU 1g~:~g'~n~,,,-»1 -n 11. ,,,_. i1~+ :cl~~~~ 1 1~ !! 7~• 1~ 1 ~ ~ •• :::.~..r~,•,, E~ onl.'low~ 11 S• v v Fvnd• co l&!>d JO '11 11'• 1e • 111.o + • C"" GE st 2J ,: : ~~ · M ~l1evescongress w11laddto B••n 01!1 ?1 ~"".,~;, ~~~:~1~r~;:;:i[~f:, :H·1~:~!-:~1~g:z~ '"°'~is ,.-._,.,~Z:~J'l(~r ro lhe Nixon program and?~.~::: 1:~1;: u • Bo29•J:i.~LP lOt 11 l•\ J • • ... 1'"tf'•c 1.., '~!1 ~ :1 67 Fo.whl to becauseoflhistheoutlookfor so•I '"'10B1 ~1"so~ 1~l;JjJl .. ,;:..~: 01~ 1~ 3i;': ~ •• ~= .. ~IT :isn!M2 fl! olS'o "5 1~~~\~~~:\.:~0~1 S0<• l •jl,'6Sent G I~ tOS tBlA./le•oPw )'.16 *'~)•,7.1 (TpfJ.5(1( ?lu l~ ~ F •~~s "II the eronomv and marketEt>•tn llt{)B fS...fltvF l•M IStl "~nEE ,,., ;1 2 . ». 21 -"! •~S•clMJ sn~,.,l~• 16-10+~ Fr.,,M n '° I Ed~S~I ?l lOllllOS~&m Fd l11Jll7J A. ed C~!X! 101 lPo ll'• ~ \, ry l 1'1 U "'~ "5 + •"'•M 170 shou d continue to improve Evr•! Gt 11nio11 She .~olat, Go A Id M•" 4.S .1 .JI Jr.>.. JI + It !tvin:" ",1 2 to:l l't ~ • • :10 ~ ~ , Fuov•I" .. , Th f t t E'un l UIS (m"~ '.ll •tJAllaMll• IS I 1 I ,l l 1 o-V.Ctv St • :C .l6' W. J6 + ... e 1rm sugges s 1n\ es ors E"'er s•c , 7, , 17 ~.iro , 1• 111" .., "d .-1• "' 10 '°"' + .. Cll•lt Eq 1 "II 1 .,., 1 l • ~ + , consider increasing their com ffl• •v U 1 11 ,, ," ,c '19 "11..is 1 '° " "• ll ~ " c ••k o 1 ci 1' t~ ~. 41"' .+ • G•bl• '"" fouh to.I OlJ I• d srs A.I t<I Su"'"' 2ll S'o ~ ! ... + \oCt\r (11 J IO :!II. lil"o J.. ~ GAC: (~ «le m1tments on a selective basis Equ 1 G ~ t 1 10 l'O ~:<:• : J 1~ ~A l s<:~ X!' Ml1 u•o IJ 1)1• c •vE1 , 1• 21• ~Y<i ~': ''' 1 • gA F Coro "' Eout P•c •11 •SO shi• A.o 311,3016 A1r111Av1 60 J 2•o 1••· 1'i -\.\C <tv P~ ,.30 16 .. ""• ~·0 -_ G :~~01 F.111'.1 Viner sayfi there are some F• 1 d 10 •111 '2 snu 1n1t 11., lj 74 A Ph• " Ctm • u • 11 • ~ • -, ,', ~~~1p,,'~ _ J ~ ..., ,, + , G6mS 01 1 '° ~. IT! l!lu 0 fll 10 «I Shem o 1J fl 1 "Al<.,. l IO SJ ll 51 • ,,, C "' ?l 11 ~ ''• 9 ~ + , G•""'' OI problems 'l\llh the program F1g:01~ G 1o,u.~ 1l '1 ~1:1'..,fdFu..!io, 61 11 05 :;-;;'it' JO'° ~ ~ 2; 0 ~" sN'l11~ ~"' ~ 1 i l.Y'o l • J•• Gt dOf~ l lll but on balance the in--co"'" •n10 0t c.101 ,.,,e»""'•E• 1io 11 , .... 1• ,.,_ •("" .,,.., 10 11 ~1! ~~ ~i +-g:~r.~ 1'i. t Ol!nv 61f fnYt•I 1111111n •m E1 cl?.O 'Q o• 0 I oul S!G11 »1 $1 ..,,. 4'11-.-p,GU~WftV Ind vestmen climate IS now con-En•• 13 ., u 1r Tru ii • w • '' A.mH~u nd 11'1 ls"' JJ•• u11> -,. <•1SG1 11•1 ' • SJ -. l ""' ! ~ Ge A. co~ d bl ed Th E•" 11011110$..,t~ S 101.SIOl.SAme'l 1>fJ5Q 11t 11 l'.ltt" n "1"1,;coc•Col l.ll r.1G7'1 H!S ~l@7•~ noG...,,ln; c10 l!J era y1mprov ere are Fidel 1••11oo~w 1 ... , l" '' AAJrl',. '° n 1s ~ l•l.lo 11' ~:'3wB"\n:' 15 4tlo. -u1. <11 -~•r."""'" k.I still probl~ms but there ap-r:1,:; 1~~1!~js";J; q~v 1 :;1!i~!e.:;1 1.0,." 1J1 ~ lf,~ Jl + "CoK•ln Olb 11 '.l.l'~ ,J! lS~~ ;2A~0t 1tdt,' t be t II-T d ""'"' 1)1 11 1l"o -•Co'Ol'ftl llO lt".-,Oll.lo ~t '>+oGAlan 160 pear! o agrtaerw1 ,,~,,1•n1101 1,Fr..,GT •i•4 1,•&r11<11110 111._.i,0 1 .. 1+'1Co111.,,..,k» ,1 11 ~1,.,,1,._~,G-.1 n .,1150 "'"'I 00 !fie St un•vt ll •m&dnl I l'O S1 OI~ "'" ~ • + •o Coll t\S 11.td ' 1 G 8 7t lngnel!l! 10 resolve them tn an r:•, ', •f •t• teed..,en l"vndt An-l!lldoM 1• 41 39 ... lJ • lf';'o + ~ ColonS 1 ..,_ I :i.i!; Jo'\.., ~'41:: ~, G~~.~r. 10 equ itable manner • r~ 1• •H "'"'Ind ,,, i'°A.m C1n220 1111 .. n u... 0Co-0rfl111 114 10 7'"'• 19,. 1"• Gen c,., 120 ntom •Ct•u A.noF 1l51aACtni>!I JS •1J;,7.J 75 +1C.<>11/n<160 lilt 18>:.1• +,GnO<!vt "' \'•nl •11 •16 Fldvc 7041nA...,C.eM l" 16 I 1'o P o Co tln~•)l 2ll'•J ,Sl t -'l>Ge"D'"*m F!!Fd Ve 11 II Un S • n ROI Fdi ... Chtl" I 60 15 16 \I 76.lo ,6 -Co t In 1>11 olO I 70 1 :IOOt 7t1 0 ..1.. ,, Ge"[ let li.'!)_ W ht I t 1 F11 lnVll Ofl IU1n 2IOl?!OIAC~u1 1 IO U 1)~ 1l 2l~+ ... C8S 10!> 107 ~ ,., ..s•+-(';oonF,......., rig nvesors i;erv1ce 0"11 '" 11• f•o o tto •W•Cv•n ,,, 111 ""' )4'111 J.O•I c11s 1>t 1 54 JCJ ) .JO JO, ... ,G....,l"ood ''° bel1e\es the market Ill headed f;,";~" 1~ ~ lri ~ su 1:':1,d t~~·s ,. 91 :'b'.. •• ~~·11'k! ~ J, ~~-!:.,, _ ., ~::~,.G~,' IJ.' ~ >~ ~ 11..!; ~~ + > ~':~ 1:;',r'"' 'for a substanl!al further ad Fs! M11 1 t 3l '" ~i~1~ 11\\1~;?""' Ou11v.,1 10 t • ,., '" Co$oO!I llO JI 2111. :io&~ '"""' .... G•nMlll• " Fii Nt! 1 J1 I Tl lKh 711 I 57" "-"'E Pw l 1tl (.IJ ~ ?t>"' M 1 (mbEn • 5" 6f 61 61 i _ .. Cl M nn 15 vance with only minor 1nter1 m F31 s * • 6C1 '59 svnc G'" t 111oiJ """• ','"" ,".!... 111• J..J2,, ""• L ~,.., b,~E,,•,'",o J 11 a1 a1 -v; G•nMot 1 Mt SALE 1971 CONTINENTAL nd F~d (lh ••• !,C,TMR """ l•Ot uoa m .... .., jJ .. ~ .... )f 2~ , •• 15'1 + GP~Mo!S•! rtact10nl! a we continue to Found•, G oup Ttt<her 1o 11 1116 !rn ~r,• 11>10 •Ml 'f • 1!\• "" ~OM!Sol DI t0 1 17 ' "'~ ,,.~ -, GMol "' 1 n adv•••alullylnvestedposlt1on Grw•~ 661l 11 '1111Ch"1c1 301 J7',.~ned"1 ..... ,H ~..,: 11"2 ll~ c::::ld 1~ 134 llv. )6 , 11 +-r;o·~~.f,~,:g •' , • - g,,11'<11 .,. .. 0...-!rltDra E•tcU!I"' ti" •II 11 fOwnl d K-1 pr t• ol ..,. .,.., Several It choo•• I ""' l!>l'Clell wllll mo11 w1n!MI •«1ruorln O""'P ,,,~111 ·r:~11J .,,,., Ces' ohnson&son ::$1== ..,.._ 1ncom 11 1.su ult"lll GI "n''"" G•n•nilO ,.. 2, 13'>. "'' "ConiE 19 n lJ» 13, '~ "" tn prtmeJ>uahty """'Ulhes ' M111•1 • tt t n ,T11w' 'i'"' l ' 11 "' Gi1" !>f1 111 s1 ""° .uv. ~" + ·~ c. ..... E ~, 9:, ~1 •'O, ~ '1t, 1,•, • • 8:'.ls111~1 ,';o 't ~-.; .seecl ""12M •~t •a OJ'"•• • ''I'" ,,. , , ••c .er .,. ··o I La·--0 Fw 1Q IOJ1 11"Tr•v 0 10t111N .. ~:1 ,,,, no 11\1 111'~ 11 .... =-.c.::! ~:~ = ~M 1~1~ r:.-t ~G~•f'I ~~ n a post .....,. •YF11n~!~G OVJ i11dr H..i12 1211~•Horro1 ol t •11 >171 ,, ~ .... ,, omO p!1.n a?\t '"' ""' GTtE IP!l."3 anRl}'!UI":" the ftrm Hfi ~ ONJC. •OJ •tt tW-S fk i:: "'"' 11 .... 16 77 l~ ~ 31:'4 t.-14 ""' .kl , .. p,o ,.,., "' .... '"' f~l• ... U). Grwll> I OJ 7 71 uiA_'). Gt 10 n lO? Am ""It JI• ll 13 > l3lo 11' • Conill"' .SOit H JI • )Iii, 71 1 > Gtn T t b reason for 1L, opt1m1s:m Is• the u111t 1 u • 20 un11 Mui 10 '° 11 " M..:11(11 n 25 sn. so" » + •Com••' ~ 11 '"'1 U\t "'' "'GtMtc• 110 Id lncCI"' 21) Ll2 U"lu"d 110ll2 \A, Med tOrf t'tt 11'• tt l Tl 4 -;J C.°"' Mlllt l 11 JO•o :IOOi ~ G9n"f' Cler wor ,; stock e~<:hange~ are us Gov 10 J1;11,1u~10<" ~vc rt,0 A Mt11o1 • ,u,, '!:•, "',,•, ~± ,<,~nM.,•_,.1110 12' 3~ :w,1 l-l'lll '"'G.,,,1r ,,...,. nd t I h h Fdl"" °" 10 .. 10 u l!ll"Q<ld lf.oo ,, " ...... Ml>fn • ' ~· • ,, • n+.. :n • 'G ... wl~PI ~· :Iii! 1ng OU Slgna ! W IC Fund lt>c G • N•t tnv 'l' t U AN1IG11 '7tl 9S »'• 3St.fi 36 -\' Cot1 Edh. 10 ,, 2.1\cl ?S ,...... "' t~ac!t 10b Id I .__ Comm ttl\O IJ U CtP 11 llt.sl"Rl'tDY 1 • .IO ~h W-' !ll'\"""1'•ton[dtDI' J 11 t2''o tJ rl•Pt>W 017 11 cou scarcey ..,., m o re 1m.,1c 151 ,. Wt>t~ 1l 11 1•1JA"' s •• , n 13 '"' 11"" '""+ ~CM E<11111 s 1 &t>:l ,,.., 67>4 +'"Gtr111r 130 favorablr for the future of Ind T•d 13 ,.,,,,u~i ed F11nd,•" nl"',.~,,',~1:1 11• JI>~ )O>o -1t c.o..F"' ,10 l ,1.,. ,1•1 ll\~ 9,11.0 1n1 I'll!>! 1•1 1i1 ••~m '~I 10 1}: :?-: r.:r' U•!=1~C.M< Fdl'l•50 Jl!l 11j 111 +I G11TYO 1t'1 10 equity values 1n the United 'nd ""' 1 n • •J ~:::: ?~ 'tllij' J; ll ~~'~ ea 1xi jl , •t 'l'' + ,. ~:: FL::i:,.' ~ 'r.: •1 .,.., :; ~! gJ~tf 1~ Stat.. Gii• ...... tH lOlt 'r~°"" ' 'ltt"S'l"''ll ~~ .fil .J , •''·\·1,conN1 G ,_ ... •:1 2'11 1' Gllld LOW! GE SI & )0 "° 1c1on 1 1 t• ff.m l<tf" I 17 ..., •~..., ,. ,. C ~ ._. JOO\ J ~ JIPh + > GjlfdHlll lC'I GtnlK 111 ••1 111..., 90 1 tJ•T"'"" 1• '" 110 J •ti.tcons ~r 2 '''" ,, ,,,._ ~ lien, 1 «1 Gfftt"el!r 7Jt Jllu FdC.•~ 1u '""'"' T&i , .. 107' o:i.. •ll-V. 'o onPw f1fllS " / "'' I Many ronsider the Wttk 0:. ltc 11.j t n "t1ri l.~lO'll. '«'' 'ft ~:.ll:l "!o I ,, ~ ~' l~l~:: \~ s::~ :, .. f,} .nOI, .!'"' 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I BO~ON -Sonesta tnte rn,4 honal Hotels Corp has drot ped plans for a hotel pro1ect 11t ltamburg Germany becau• of rl!mg construction costli and a softening ln the 1d. ternatlonal monelary situ+ tlon Sonest a said 1t would cod.- tinue with plans lor • $00-rooril hotel 1n Munich 'Which IS undet' c<lmlructton 11nd iicheduled ht <>Ptnln& nut spring Merrill Lynch Pierce Fenner ~ Smith will build 1is new elet tronlc data proce!slng t>ent! ln a building on the west. 111 of lower Mnnh~ttan convenlc to tht financial d1slr1ct Thia t>e.oler will ht l0c111ed 1ft 77 000 squ"re-feet of spilet lh lht St Johl'I :ii btuld1ng and II schcduJcd for operation In tat- Iy 1112 ' NEW YORK • I ... _:!I D~ll v Pll DT WrdM'\d•Y, Stplt mbtt 15. JCl71 Analysis of Lunar Sample Flood May Take Long Time f.IJII'OR'S f\'O'I'E. F o Ii t 11mt s 11010 mc 11 has walkf'd i nt "110011, gc :hf'1111g rocks, rr.ki"" rr:o :~rcr.~~ and dr nlnying .~rir1H1f1c II/SITU· ·,,!t n!s. lt11 p/ic1t r11 this QUf'St hus beet: fl1e J101Je tJia1 at .. si<.1ers to questions about 11ii' ur1g111 OJ li1e 1noo11, 41artl. atid solar syslt'm u::ould t'lnergl'. /Joui clost arr 11.esf' a 11s1vcrs~ fle1e 1s a u assessn1e.11t of w ht rf' 1ce. stand two years after 111t1t1's l1r.~/ /ootpr1uts oppt are.d 011 lh t l1.n1ar surfGCf' B_\' BILL Sl"OCKTO,\' J'P' 1clMK• """"• .SPACE: CENTER. Houston- ~l an's foor excu rsions on the moon havf' been so productn·e scientists are being oven1·he !m- ed 1o1·11h new data. Bu t it may be years be fore the}' r ,. a c h derinith·e conclusions about v.·hether this data \.\'iii help ex· plain the beginning~ of the solar system. ''The truth of the mat ter is '"e're getting ou r s e I,. e ii: s wamped "'ith dat;i," said Dr. Gordon Sv.·ann of the U.S. Geological Survey, a principa l investigator for lunar gt'Ology in lhe Apollo program. And despi tf' the mass of scientific in a le r I a I ac· '-'umulated 1n !he four moon landing missions made "·Jthln the past t\.\'O years and the ex· pendilure of about $25 bilhoi1 lo make them. scientislt .. ~· they still are not able to N Y how the moon ori~inated or, with any degree of certain ty, ho19 it evolved alter its crea- tion. In fa ct. Dr. Harold L.:rey, a 78. ve ar ·old prnfts s or vneiitus of lhe L.:n1\·ersity of California \\'ho has been a iiilrong force in s h a p i n g Lheories of lunar O t i g i n , observed: "I still don't Stt: anything that can yet permit me to be more definite about the origin of the moon. There has been nothing in the last 11i1·0 years lo cause any or us to alter our ideas." Sv•;.nn explains it th is way : 1 'S c1rnce "·orlu ''ery meticulously and very slo\.\'ly , And ...,·e've only had a rouple or years to absorb this data. ··So \l'e're still in a first quick-look stage just lryihg to skim the cream or the more ob,·iol!.'! apparenc1f's off the 1op " Nevertheless. most scien- 1 is ts both those within the space agency and independent of it. are elated about what has been learned about the moon since Neil Armstrong and Edl\·in E. Aidrin became the firs t men to step onto another body in the solar system. ··\Ve've come a long, long way in just (l,\'O years." Dr. Joh1 A. \Vood of the Smllhson. tan Institution's as!rophysical obser\-atory in Cambridge, !\!ass .. said in a telephone in- tervie\.\'. \\·ood. like others. had ad· ·;anted theories about ho\11 the moon grew and changed etfter its creation. Jlis theo ries so far have been su pported quite \.\'ell bv lunar data. ·•·Before Apollo lbere \.\'as absolute nonsense I ha I respected scientists were talk- ing about in tern1s of the moon." he said. Some experts contended the moon had been partially .scu lptured by \.\'aler. but no evidence of "'ater ever ha\'ing been there has been found . Others "'arned that the moon \.\'as covered "'ith a deep layer of dust in \.\'hich a man \.\'OUld Getting a Lift Cul Likes Job on Scc1ffold BALTIMORE I AP ) Deborah f.f itchell, 19. \.\'orks on 11 scaffold at the top of a tall downto\.\·n bu ilding and says iiihe loves the 11ew of the skyline.. "After "'orrking in a box spring faclory. th1,._ is heaven." ·~ tnolht'r or a 2· year-old says. f.frs. f.f ilchell . "·ho says she dropped out of high :1chool wilh grades in !he 90s because "I 11:ot bored ," says her salary Is fhe same a., that paid the NEWPORT men and "more !han rd el'er make as a secretary." The heights don't bother her, she says. and she nel'er get dizzy . In addilion , she. sa~·s !he scaffold from "'hich she paint~ isn·t that dan~erous "All we have lo do is push a buU on to 1::et up or do\1·n." she sa\'S. and there is no danger of S\.\;av because "we lie the :.caffold dov.·n " Furthermore. she explains. at least one man is alway~ at her side. and sometimes other \'isitors. MARINE ~'~?:;)' i?J?J.,."'!fi SUPPLY CO. 2700 W. COAST HICOHWAY, NEWPORT BEACH 11eJ1t to Unltrd California la11k -on Mariners Mlle 645-1711 NOW HEAR THIS ALL HANDS ON DECK SALE Unchain yourself from the 9•1l •y end come tip (or fre1h e ir. Skippers end First M•l •1 t r.joy the 1.ivings and w ide 1.1 leclion of pa nl1, blou111 end 1hirl1 on n•m• br•nd clothing. CHOOSE FROM Kor•t, H•rri1, C•t•li n•, White St•g. Lie, H•n9 l•n a nd levi1 plu1 m•ny olher1. We hav• v•lu11 up lo so ooFF SALE DAYS ARE FRI· SAT. SUN. 17th 19th Note b •" eJrcellenl lime to d is- .,...,,,,. o•r c lothln9 and 11a11tiral 9lft flepl. Color# and ••11le• 10 pleaae ever110He. Ask for a free crul•n1 packet. NEWPORT SUPPLY CO. sink out or sight. There 1o1·as coocern, loo, that 1noon du.st might explode in the presence of spacecraft o:<ygen. "This has all been dispelltd and we 're beginning to build ~ome ''ery significant frameworks for the processes I hat affl:'cted I he n1uon in l'llr- Jy lime." \\'oocl said. Building these fraineworks or models is the bread and butter of sci1•fl('C'. -.1lietht·-r the researcher is ~~tud_y111g the nioon or del<uls of the a\01n l•'irst. a tentat i\'e inode l 1s proposed based on ir11t1al dal<i . T~en 1! is continually re1 ised. updated or perhaps discarded as rnore data be comes ava ilable. F'u1<1.l!y a point J..s re.at·hed at \1·1tich the data rules ou1 all but one model. This is v.·hen the ans"'crs about the moon, eC1rlh and solar systern v.·111 begin to emerge. How Jong Will that be? "By the time the Apollo pro- gram ends we'll have a prelly good framework of the moon's e\'OIU!Jo n-perhaps be tter than that of earth," Wood said. ··Tht'n five to ren years alter Apollo there will be a read- ji.istment and reassessment !hat v.•IJ1 le11d to a 'ery sophistica ted rnodel. "But i!'s n:i 11'e 1t1 lhink the :in:."·ers will c·on1e quickly or drama! 1cally, · · Dr. BruC't' Murray , proll'sSOr or planetary science at the California I n s t 1 t u t c of 'l'ech11olojfy. thinks 1t 11'1!1 take longl'r. "\\'hen the turning point will hf rcal·hed I just don't kll01v .'' he said during another in- terviCI'•'· ''I'm a little skeptical i!'s going to happen very soon. It 's not an engineering ap-- proach like when you build .a dam. "Natu re has the secrets and s.he can choose to be subUe and tough. It seems a Utile preswnptuous by p e c k i n g away at the outer skln of the moon with a very limited ex · ploratiOn to expect we're going: to be able to understand the whole story.'' E1·en the earlh, despite in· lense study . still hi d es answers to maior questions, he said. ''\\'e don't krlO\V 1vhcn the atmosphere forrned :ind 11·hen the oceans forrncd. T he history of the earth has some very big uncertair,ties." Dr. Robin Bretl. <i geoph}~ll·1:.l <•t the ?.1anned spa c e c r ::i rt Center, talks bou! the 1noon in terms of f1\'e years. ""'e will be in good shape a~ f;,ir as lunar e\'o]ution is ton. l'erned in about five )'e<irs," he said. ''But findin~ out v. here the moon carne fro rn and wh;:it !hat might mean for earth ;ind the solar system ""1!1 be much n1ore difficult." So1ne people may hll1 e 1•1;- pected quick ans1\·ers to dif· ficult qu esti ons rrorn just :i few landings on the n1oon . "The public thought that six months after a lunar landing \.If' Y•ould ha\C the answers," he said. "It JU.'>l doesn't ~k that v.a: " -: />.1urray ... tud lhal .sO!ne sl·icntists themseftts rn1 sun dl'rst1x.Kf I u n a r ex- plurat1011. f;.u ling 10 distinguisll earcfullv between exploration il.lld lalX..raWry sl'ience. "E~pluratu •n is just that - exploring in \I h1ch you. make r11e:1surcrncrils arid otherwise providi> the capability for sc1t·nt1fit• discovery that yo1.1 c·;1n'r 1~rcd1t't 1'ery we l I. Laboratory science on ths uthcr hand i.o. wherf' you can't predict 1 cry well " SALE SPECIALS FOR TODAY THRU SATURDAY ONLY! Se habla Espanol WESTMINSTER SANTA ANA FULLERTON 15221 BEACH BLVD.• PHONE 89U544 120 L FIRST ST. AT CYPRESS• PHONE 547.7477 1530 S. HARBOR BLVD.• PHONE 870-0700 MONDAY THRU FRIDAY •• 9:00 A.M •• 9 P.M. MONDAY THRU FRIDAY •• 8:00 A.M. • 9 P.M. MONDAY TliRU FRIDAY • , 8:00 A.M. • 9 P.M. SATURDAY •••••••••.•• 8:30..A.M •• 6 P.M. 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Crginf! a "$':0 Slow bt>forr wr mHke th(' t>i tu<l liou 11·or ~P than 1t 1s" atti tudr w:is Orange Countv Air Pollution Control 01· lirPr \Villian1 F1!chen ''The distri('t I Air Pollul1rin r o111rnl 1 i..; n11I oppoi-ed to an tJrd111;11u·\' ur th :..; 11·pc, neither 1·:-i11 11 ~uppnrl 1t ·· F1!l ·hen said ·•If !he l<·ad f'onff'nl 11f Rasolinc is tn bt reduerd and ~!ill rnrel the oi.:tanr rat inrs a1 the hiph le\'f'l s nel'dt'd h.'" rire·l971 r·ar<o. 1 ~ will bi> ne<·e~;:;arl' to all('r !hP hvd roca rbon l'Q111po.~1tion ·nr ga so line 111 order 111 con1pe11~:1te f•lr \hr lead reduc- nnn." Fitrhen warned "'This ll'ill rnos t probably be ar· , '"'111•1li she<l b\' inl'rea slni.; the perccntape of aroma tie· hvdrocarbons \\·hich \1 ill autotna11cal!y 111(·rt·a ~f> th e pho1ochen1ic:-i l reaclivi1.1· nf the ga soline and it~ exhaust l:'mission s.'' fitch<'n said ~tzeh a re.suit \1'ould tx- !11f!hl\' objectionable and would {·all for 11ddilional rej;\ulations to control the in· 1-reased hvdrocarbon s. He csli1nated l'OUnt v ennSumptinn or gasoline at mon· lhan t\\'O milli on gallons a da.1·_ The Air Poll ution Control Off icer recoinmcnded that a uni\·ersal South Coast Air Basin lsix eountie~I plan be implemented. He pointed out the ad- ,·antages of uniform c:ontrols for Southern C<1lifomia of lead additives in gasoline. ""Additional work and study \Vi\l be 11ecded befnre such rules can be: adopted ,1·hich 11"il1 have to be done by the (Slate\ Air Resources Board and the I Fr<leral 1 En1·lrnnm('ntal Protec!ion A R e n c y . ' ' Fitch en said. Tl1e lead 1n g:<;:;oline d1scu.~sion was triggered b.1 a proposal n1<ile to the supervisors b1' the Orange County Sla1np Out Smog (SOS 1 orga niza tion. James O. Somers, SOS dire<·lor. said h i~ group recommends absolute phasing YMCA to Launch Bike Procrram b Boos1ed \1'it h a gilt of i;, m1n1-tra1I bikes fro1n the Arnerican ltanda Corpora· t1011, !he Saddleback Vallf'y Ytl1CA v.•ill launch a Y·Riders group next n1onth. The progr<>m v.·i!l be open lo young peo- ple (b<Jth boys and g1rls1 1n lhe seventh and eighth gradrs and .,.,,i\1 offer safety n1aintenanre. precision riding. trail riding. a11d con1petitions. Day-long and 11·eckeud 1rip:i;: to 1he desert for "dirt riding·· y,•ill be helcL Local rid ing will be co11ducted on a ri-gular basis al El Toro Specdwa~'. Tunes hal'e been arranged so ll1a1 student s attendinj;l schools on doub\C' i.ess1ons will ha1~ lin1cs eit her in 111c niorning or the alternoon to partie1pa1 r The Parker-H:snut!1n A1rrralt Corpora · lion has dor1a1Pd a n1ob1le ()ffit'r lo be u~· rd at thr· !pecd,~·a~' for storage and 1n ninten;i11ce or lhe 15 hi ke~. The Y-Riders program began a ~'ear ago a! ;i ~ele{'t nuinber ot Yr.lCA ·s acro~s lhe L"n1ted States, Bespon~e to the new progra111. o!fici;i ls !iaal. h?.s been f'X · (·client anrl 1he oroject 1s spread1n~ l".1[lidl\', Further 111t111·11i;.1!1on on 1he SaddlC'baC'k )-.fl1rlPr!' 1.~ ;i1·a1Jab!e al the y·~ ofrir·{'s, 2:l~~l F.1 TQro fl,o<id Su11r 217 orb~ phonl' a:;o. Y.\IC1\ uu! of !e.'.ld addi1ive s 11,•ithin three _1.ears He stated 1hat airborne lead has becon1e a niajor sourc~ of ex(J(lsu re .. In t·ongested areas n1ore lead is 1101\' being ;1bsorrd through tht' luugs thcin through the digestive tral't." So1ners arguf'd. "Our urb;;n air l'On1;1ins 21) tin1es lhc amou11t ol lead lound in cou ntry air.·• hr add!"d . "It seems hardl~· prudent 10 \\'iut until mueh of the population begins to sho1v thronic or acute symptorns before we attempt to lower its level in the en- \'1ronn1ent .'" Before Fitrhen gave his ''iev.·s Ball in s aid hi s office was researching the ~ub· JC'Cl and v.·ould ha ve an ordinance to pro· pose in eine v.·eek. Ile said he wan1ed to ehe<:k an ordinance Riverside County had adopted. Fi!chen said that Riverside County ha;; nnt adopted a unilateral ordinance but 11,·a5 in fa\•or of a regional approath. Sclaool Days Begin 01·ie11tatio11 Meets Hel{l Fo1· Ca1list1·a110 Teacl1e1~s The fir st dav of sehool ror 1e<iche rs in the CapistranO Unified School D1stnet brgan 11·itll orientation ses~ions t(l(!e1~·. \Vhile the student population was bu~~· buying elothes for !hr start of r·lassr~ ~londa_\'. At San C\cmcn1e high ~l'hOO\. lre.~hn1e11 11·ill sample their ne1v tarnpus Friday 11·ith orientation sessions 11·hich s tart in !he g~·rn at 9 a.m. The srssion will la st until noon. The Triton student rouneil has pla1111('d an informational program for the ne\V students. Part or Friday·s acti,·itics \1'ill be 21 wur or the campus. Incl uded in Friday·,~ assignment s 11•ill be the assigninent of locker partners- ne11• this year because of {'ran1prd t·o11- ditions i11 !he schoo L A regu!<lr bus schedu!r v.'ill br in l'<irtr Friday to pick up the fre."-h1nan studen1 ~. Schedules are a1·ailable al thr high school. Di strict olfitials rmphas1zed that sonir· (·hanges in class starting tin1es will be 111 effr.<:t tl1onday. They urged pHrents and students lo not~ these i;tarling times: -l\1arco Fors ter Junior Migh 8 a.m. -Concordia, Crown Valle~·. Dana. Capistrano and San Juan elementary schools. all starting at 8:30 a.m. -Las Palmas, Ole Han~on , Pali.~ades Airlines Chase l(itty· StouJa1va )· ANCllOHAG E, Alaska iAPI i'\orl lnl'est Orient Airlines is tr~•ing 10 catch a persistent stowav.•ay -a gra~·. tiger-striped cat named Garfunk<'L He has been prov.·ling a Boeing 7~7 since it ~seaped from it s cage Aug. 19 while rn routr f1·on1 Chicago 10 Anchor age . "\\/hat he"s been eat1n~ we're ,..;tilt .~peculating on," said D<tle Ho~ehein1. i\"orth\\"C~t t'argo manager in Anehoragr. "t.-la.l'be he"s been cra\\·lin~ up inlo lhc f1r~t-rla.~~ cabin ." (;ar!unke! has app<tr<'nlly heen h1d1ng between pl;ine's insulation and· the <:argo bul kheHd. sa id J?oseheim. Airline officials ~ay (;arfunkel has pro- bably togged 100.000 miles ,vhile the Jet has been in cont inuous ser\·ice between New York . Chicago, thr \\les! Cna sl. and tl1e Orient. \\'hen the cat 1s caught, it \viii be rush· cd lo an animal hospital for a checkup. lh en flown to its owner 1n Ani.:horagt -In a heller cage. and \'i cJO rlcn1entary sehools st:1rt1ng :it 9 a.ni . -San Clen1er11 e high school has onr grou p starting at 8 a.m. and an other at -f or the teachers .. lhe school year v.·a~ launched this morning v.•ith 11 tr<.diiionnl hreakrasl al Trit on Center a1 San Clemen1e lligh. hosted by the parent organizations lhroughout the di strict. LaVerne Oillege President Dr. LeLand Newcon1rr. a former Ti1ne !\1agazine Educa tor of the Year, provided ihe kel"nOle address. Tours of school ca1npu scs. nleeting principals and other district personnel and series of other meetings took up all of !oday and will continue through the v.·eek. After a v.•eekend hiatus_ the leacher.~ 11·111 step into their fir st class t.lond;iy rnorning. Fitness Physica] Program SJatell By YMCA Group The South Coa ~t 1·r.tCA 's outdoor Fitne ss program rleslgned to prorno!e "physiological rfficiency'" 11·ill begin Sept. 21 Gene Adan1s. v.•ho has (•ondueted 1ht' poµular class in pa st years \1'ill aga in run !he coursf'. Bv measu rin g t'ach pcr:;on's heart rate, blood pre);sure . body !al percentage. oxygen t oni;umption and mobilitv before the classes begin. an in· di vidua'111.ed txcrcise prog-ran1 1 s cle\"eloped , Similar n1easurement~ al'c 1:onduc!rcl at the conclusion of lhe three- mnnth course. llegistration is l11nited to ~O person~. Fre lur 'he course is $45 !or ne1v 111cmbers and ~25 for those \\•ho ha1·e been in the course before. The cla)is 1\•ill rn('et 011 Tuestlays and Thursdavs fro1n 9:30 to 10:30 a.n1. al the V 1,;an1p 'site in South Laguna. !'ntlrr A1Jarns' d1rcct1on. ~1ude111s 11·tll ra ke part 10 warm.up e<1l isthenics. jog· walk intervals, Voga and volleyball. For ful'lher inforn1 at io n on rhc pro· gram, cont act the Y, 494-943!. U.S. Stud y. Eye ll . . At Laguna Cente r N t1clectr Medicii1e U11it t.a !!Una Beach ·s i\lulr i St•r\·u·e L"rnlrr 1\'lil be one of three such l<1l'il1 tie~ 111 111e l' S. W under~o an cxhaus!l\'l' :;tudy 11 .1 n101·e supported Tuesnn.v bv 1he ll-0;1rd oil Sur>er visors is carrird through Ex1la11{li11g at Ho spital For tl1r pa~! fou r ~t·ar~. Ill{' a1 01n has prac:rfull~· been u:-iecl al South Coa st rom- mun1t_1· llo~pital B<id1oacl11·e isotopes are ad1111n1,;tered 10 pat1en!s e11her or:illy or intravaneousl.v in "tra('er-· do~e!'. Probes. st·anners or :o;pee1al 1:a1neras ean fnll o1v !he radinac- l11e material as 1i travels and help pln· 1xiint lur exan1p!e. a brain lesion. The use or the raclioHcti..:e stibslanees, \\h1ch gil"e of1 very !1ttlc radiation to the pat1en!. is olten rastrr and easier than n1ore tr:id1t1onal furm;; or diagnosis. ac- rordin:; to ~l rs . Lilo B 1 um en f e Id. n I!~ i !I t r r rd :-.; u el ear ~fedie ine ·rech11oloi::1st ~t ~Ct"ll. Noting that nuclear med1 <:1ne docs ha\t 111a1\v ad1 ant:iges, i\lrs. Blumenleld said her der«r!meol is betomin.ll busier each n1nntl1 She ha s been v.·ith the isotope depar1 - nH•nt, at tht" facilitv s1nc<' it began !our yenrs ago under thf: svpervision of three local 1"ad1olog1sls. '"\re st:ir!ed \\Ith !hr n1osl up 10 date equip1ne11t on the market and Fortunately hal"e con I i n u ;i 11 y added more Blun1enfeld noted. '"!\1ost recen1l~1• v.·e added an sao.ooo isotope camera for tracing the radioisolopes." :;he s<iid. During the present expansion program underway at the hospital. she said. the nuclear medicine lab \\·ill ~enlarger! and additional ~ophistic11\ed equip1nent added. ~ ....., . ...,. ~ ~·· d;fi14';i$••' ~ .: ,,. ' ~ 'fhl• bo:ird nlctnb<•rs acted 11n !hr l'f'· quest of f>r ~:. '.\'. J\l:i11f'. C(JllrH.v <hrCC'!ur nf nl{·r11al hl•<1lth. in support 1./ a gr;111L rl'que :'t to the 1'\alional l n~t 1!111e (Jf ,\11111- l<t) }leallh ff)r fund s-,.., "cxarnine pr1,. hlem~ encnuntl'rcd \l"hf'n a 1'arie1 .1· ol ier\•1ce agencies a1!rn1p1 10 work lu:.;1·\her " lf !he Qr<.>'11 1.~ rc<:e1ved tl1e ~t urh v.!!1 be done by the Socia l Ac11on HeSrarC'h Ccnler hc;ided by Or. J Uouglas Grant. V c le ran Uni;! To Expand :;i Ir' Pron1ptly \\'ASlllNGTON !AP) -A Veterans Administration offici;il says there will be no delay 1n expandlng drug center.~ for servlcernen v.·ho are addie!~ !Jr . Lyndo n Lee. as~l~.tan1 c:hie f medical director for professional service., i11 the VA, said the. enlire ne1v network of 32 center!! will operale b~· the end of October, as ;innounced io June RADIOACTIVE ISOTOPES AT SOUTH COAST COMMUNITY HOSPITAL PINPOINT AILMENTS Mr , Loli Blu me nfeld, Registered Nucle1tr Medicine Technologis t, Oper1t les Complex Equtpment Wtdne\d~y. Septtmber 15. 1971 S DAILY PILOT :J ~~~~~~~~~~ , " • • • ' I STUDENTS AT LAGUNA BEACH SCHOOL OF ART LOOK OVER PRINTMAKING EQUIPMENT Instructor Joseph Moran Instructs in Both Tr21dition1I •nd Avant• Garde Techniques Pri11t Class Set District Adds Part of Laguna Art Course Unification Prinl~:-?king, popular since the !~th ;_·entury. is the subjet't o( a cour~e to br taught this fall at the La~una Beach School of Arl by inslructol' Joseph f.1oran. t.1 oran v.·ill instruct ~tudent s in !he !rndilional small, hlack and v.·hite prints and in r;,Jny o!' the avant gHrde tech· niques v.·hich h<.>.ve become popular in re· ~<:ent years. J\loran recel1·ed his bachelor of arts degree froin UC Ri verside and for thr past two ye.irs have Ucen teaching 1n the Craphics J)epartn1ent of O aremont College c:raduate School. In <tddition lo print1nctk1ng. a variety or eourses will bt offered beginning tllond;1y al the school for the nine-\veek fal l quart.er. Regis tratio n inforn1at ion is available lrom !he school. 494-1520. E11dorse1nent ·rrustees of the Tustin Union Hig~ School District voted Monday to add their approv;iJ to a unification p!an which n1odifies the boundaries of three unified school di stricts 'vhich might be formed from the Tustin di strict area next Juae. Alligator Returns Honie Tl1e plan, v.·hich !he Tustin board ha5 l<iheled Six·C is identical lo the pli.n 11dopted by the San Jnaquin Eleinentar y School District board Friday. The boundary 1\ne beN'ecn the I rvin~ District and the Tustin district would re- rnain the san1e as in the previously ap- proved Six-A Modified. The boundary be\\veen Irvine and t-.1ission Viejo would be changed to give Irvine's district a lil· llr rnore land. After 140-niile }our1iey Tustin trustees also voted nn a formal proposal for the formation or the thret unified distriets. cal!inR for a division ol property .!Ind bonded debt according ti: rules prescribed by the education code: \'E\ilCI::. Fla IAP I -Hec:tor , a grand old allig atcr. wa'i lrucked ·frun1 hi~ l:iketron1 hun1e lo ;_1 spnl !40 miles a1vay 111·0 ~ C'ars <1go when his hu n1;in nf'1 ghbors g!lt leery of ~111 1nming wi1h a :J00·1)()t1nd 1rptilr r;uess \rho 's b:ick l!t•('tfw v:a s on hand si~ _rc<rrs ago when .1.Paul Trier built 1hr !1rst home on l.;:r\.:r Lar:orce in this G11lf Cn11~l comn1unin11,v aboul 70 n1de.~ south of T.1111pa. The Trier.'!" and Rel·tor 'got aloni:: farnou sly , but soon ntl1er homes began !o dot thr. J;ike and thr nc11 residents grf'w \\·.1r1 of the lh1ck·skinncd pionee r So O!lf' d;iy He1:t<lr lound him self IJundl- cd 111 a r.an1c Hnd Fre~h \\'atcr F'i;(h An ·a Y'I CA Scoulin;! For 1 ndia n \laidc n' \'(oluntccr.~ with thf' !-.nuth Coast Y~I('-\ 1111~ 11cf'k :,ought arl'<I girl s /ro1n n tu~ 1ears-11lr1 !(1 JOin the annunl lnd1:in i\l ;i1<ll'n f'rogr;1rn _ Till' linnily-orientrd progr;1111 1·ou:-1~1 .. nl n1rrll"!!"" !11'1(·r a 1nr1n!h 111 meinh('r .. · h111nc~ \11th girl~ ;:rnd their rnolhf'r~ t1l- lend1 111.: \J otf1f'rS a11d daughters intcrr.~trd 111 !hr ;:JctivJ!y c11n eon!<1c\ Vicky lvrs 111 1l:r SfJuth Cna~l Y!\ICA al 494-9431 •3 STORES TO SERVE YOU • 2300 HARBOR BLVD. AT WILSON JUST SOUTH OF Co1nmission lrutk and on his v.•ay to .\·l.vakka Sta1c Park _ Recrntly. however. Trier said he hcnrd a fa1niliar bellow on the lake and went to Jrn·esti,eatc. "There \\·as Hector calling to us. just ;1;; l1e used In when we \Vere late 1vith his breakfast. He came s1vimrning toward TllC'. pushing a large-\1Jave under his chin. '"l"ll S\\'ear he was as excited to see ml'\ as I \1·as to see him ." s11id Trier. Trii,r is sure the old gator_ es1imr1!ed to br in his mid-6fls . is the s01mc old ll ector. The t1ro 1\·orked out a breakfast ri tual ye;i rs ago . Al first Trier coaxed him with do~ food and 1hen begnn feedin,e: hitn nia rshmallo""~ from a wooden spoon _ \Vhen Trier \vas late 11,·ith the goodies. lle<:lor voiced his displeasure v.·lth a mosl au!horita!ive ronr. The sa111c ron r rs hrard now until TriPr floats a <log ft'lO<l-sniearcd piece of bn•ad ou! to !ht• hungry repti\r. Af1f'r wnlflng Qnwn the srJggv repas!, lhe g;1\or whips into his nld snoozing nook hene:t111 Trier's dock . He l'\'tn swin1s in 1 ln:-r for Hn ott asinn<t! pn t on the hr:irl I le('tor's rrtur11 to the Sarasnt:i Count~· l;1kl' was snm1· !h ing oJ an F:vrrglarlrs odyssey. !le had lo right swa111ps. thickets .111•! drn11u1gr ninst nf lhe \1·a~· And 11 hile the return WilS J lr.-culean. his n1;111111'rs br.~t. be t1n11r! D••n11ld Lo1·e. Sarnsota \,()unt 11 1\lldlif<' olln·rr for !be game eornn11 sSlnn . s;-ud l lrl'1nr prohahly c::in stny "unles.~ U1!': f'on1p!ain!-:; ;:::e~ pretty slrrnuou.~.'' Tlh·n it ~ olf to ;\!,1akk::i again. Thev also agreed that the maximum l<i .~ r<ite for each ne\11 district should hf set in a separate special election and no! at the same time as the unification elec· lion and each new district shall have 1 five-rnan governing bo;ird voted at·large. The board added i!s approval to a plan v.·hich will provide one big election cover· ing alt affected are<l s next June nnstead of three separate elections, despite ob- jcc!ions hy :;ome critics \Vho believe each proposed unified dist ric t's voters should decide independently. Roads, Schools 1'opics of Meet !\len1brrs nl lh1• Saddleback At e<t Co<•rd inating Council \\'ill meet tonig ht al 7-:io o'clock at flo y<ll Savings, 23785 El Toro Road. ti) he?."" remarks from the countv rnad commissioner and a repre· sentaiivc of the San Joaquin School JJ1strict. L;-i \1'n;nce i\1t'Convill e v.•ill discuss coun· tv t rrin~portallon policy and plans for ~llnd cleve!opment in the Saddlebac~ V11llry. Dave King will report on the progresl of st·t1onl unification i;t u<lies currenl\1 underv>ay in the area. The public i11 ill' l'ited to attend. YOUR ~lnB· CENTER· WITH FRIENDLY, COURTEOUS AND HELPFUL SERV- ICE. PLENTY OF FR E E PA R KI N G IN BOTH FRONT AND REAR MALLS. ALL ON STREET LEVEL I ' SHOP OUR TOPLESS MALL and SAVE ; SAN DIEGO FREEWAY IN THE HEART OF COSTA MESA 2300 HARBOR BLVD., COSTA MESA ·-.. --' f DAIL V PIL OT Draft Skirmish Head·s for Showdown • •· I ~ps Moaning Horn Sounds Trouble By THOMAS MURPHINI'.: NIGHT BEAT DEPT. -Thf' rirst sign that the re was any trouble camt with the CQQ\,inuou.s rnoelt of an aultlmobile hor11 ~Uck. and blowing somewhere out aero~ tl}l:.hollow from our house . . l'hen our youngcsl son emt>rged from ~back bedroom to announce that he'd 11~!(1 a tremendous crash, probably just ~ (:t)llple or blocks away. F'OR SOMEBOI}'' in !he newspaper b~if)ess. the seene was familiar. A dark nJ.Brlf. Glimmers of illumination coming from street flares and llickering, rotating red lights atop poli('e cars. Crowds of curious lining the road edge. The flash or a C<VTiera popping now and then. A pol iceman bent over the ~pra v.·led form 'llf a v.•ornan over in a darkened area by some shrubs along the roadside A man was sprawled on his back on the pave- ment. his shirl ripped open to ex pose the wounds. One gash ""'as deep at his throat 1t looked like somebody had tried lo do a tracheotomy with pop bottle. But ii was WP~.ably a ""'indshieJd. lie seemed to ~xe lost consciousness ;ind was ha ving {iculty breathing. A young man with qg blond hair hl'lped the politernan as they fed him ox)'gen. took hi s pulse, mo\"· qi hi s head iiround 10 atten1pt to ease hi.~ l}feathing . Did any of the 01hers there }\aV~ medical training'.' No'! '!'hen step bick, please. Here. son, lhc officer said t9 .\~e blond lad, keep taking his pulse an(! hold the oxygen ni:isk, l 've got to i;o help, th~ other officer . li e r<in to wher e lhe1 woman was sprawled near the ~hes. Somebody yelled to I.he LTov.·d ltt ciill for a low truck . Sornebody always ll~iriks of lhe tow truck. Another officer sa.J~ it had already been <"alled. So01ebocly ""'as jerking on wires amid the twisJed metal th<1t once v.•as a car. ,\bruptly, lhe horn slopped blowing . lt s"eemed very quiet now eAcept for the dis- tant. cry of an ambulance siren, growing louder oo"' * GLENNEVRE STREET in Laguna Beach parallels South Coast IHghway one block inland . It is lour lanes wide where ii dips down through Sleepy lloll o""-. They met at the crest of the hill where there is no intersection. Jui;! plain four· lane roadway . The head-on impact turned both car11 sideways. The front end of each was a twisted q azy-quilt of steel. chrome and broken glass. Like a giant eggbeater had chewed into each front end. You looked at it all. and the victims sprawled on the pavement and you'd seen it several scnre timc5 before. But it still couldn't make any sense. Nol here , al the lop of a grade, on four-lane pavement in ii :-emi-residc>n!ial area. Why here·• * . ·rHt: AJ\1B ULA NC E backrd into the scene and attendants got their orders - one over here -gel this one fir~l -I ha ve one walking \\'ho should go tun They put the tnan and the ""·nman in first, The\' v.·ere c·onscinus nou.• but thrv didn't lo0k well A third hloody )outh joined them. * ll had been a pleasant. balmy e\•rn1ng In Laguna. Septc>mber <1\ its besl Until the constant rnoan or that horn atarted bl0\\•1ng acros5 our hol\111\' Esca pe 'fry Foiled BERi.i N ! API -Pohl'e repor1t•1l J.(Un· fire in the hrar1 of Berlin today as t::ast German border glfards appnrentl.v foiled 11 refugee ·s attcmptl'd f11gt11 across thP Spree River In West Bcrhn An eyewitness said lhe E;1st (.ermans pulled a body from the r1 vc>r near the He1chstag building. according lo polll'e WASHlNGTON IAP) -\Vith a crucial vote on the .drall-ettention. bill expected 1"hursday, Pentagon rh1els and senior Armed Services Con1mittee n1embers are trying lo convince senators that <"On· tinued Jack of draft authority ~·ill create a military manpower cnsis. Sen. John Stennis. the Cl)llln1 itlee chairman, to ld newsrnen Tue.!day he \11 ~·orriecl about tile outco1nr of a v01e on a motion to table the bi ll to extend the draft two years. "We have a raJ"e ron1b1nation of op- ponents,"' the Miss1ssi pp1 J)emocrat said after he and Se n. Margaret Chase Smilh of t.1aine , ranking Republican on the committee, met with top uniformed and c1vihan chiefs of the Armyp Navy and Air F'orce. Opponents include not only Vielnani war crltic.s but also advocates of a bigger n1Jlitary pay ra ise than the $1.4 billion in· el uded in the blll ·rhe measure is a t.•ornpromi:se of separate billll passed earlier by lhe Senate end the ilouse. The compromise version passed the House after a con- ference committee watered down an • u•1 111 •• ,.. .. P1·ofessor McCn1·t.lay Fornier Senator Eugene l\l el"arthy delivers a lecture d uring his first day nf <·lasses 11t English professor al Uni versity of Maryl and. l·le is rrar hing poetry. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~- PJ1o spl1ate Substitutes 'Bigg es t Haza1~{l of All' WASHI NGTON 1t'rl\ -Thr go\•err1- ment today urgtd !il:ile ;in1J lnr;il ~overnment s tri reconsu!rr ;in v l<1w s lhe v have passer! banning 11sr ol . dclergenls U'ic k s , __ ~J// I o )II/ ~'l ,,'~ ~J (l1 ~~11~ -JI:--;_ JI - 'r','(fj ,_ - - 'Let"s ha ve a fight. You be the Dollnr and l'll be th e l 'en ! ' 1·nnta inin~ phosphates.. Offit'i:il:i said n1<1n_v substitute products constitute. a hcall h hazard. lnslrad or eontinuing its poli l'y of rorr- in g (\t'lcrgr.nl n1anufacturers lo seek subst1tul cs For phosphates, the govcrn- 1nrnl w1tl now l1elp fina nce ren1oval or phns ph;Hrs through special !reatn1c.nt a! Sl'\l'agc plants. the off icials said Ph osphates. ""'hile not a cont aminant tllt·1nsclves. rontributl' In \1"a!('r pollution h\ pron10!111g gro""th nf \1ater plants. us- 111,it up oxyg<'n in watrr and killing other ltfr Soni,. loc;il go1 ('r11n1l'nls hfl VP banned !ht• u~l' or phospha!p detergents Ru1 surgeon gent·ral .le~se L ~Le1nf!'lrl !old a ne\.\s t0nlerence toda}. •·my advice in the housc.,,,·ife at th is tim e 1s to 11sr 11 phosphate deteri;:en1. Thr saf('st 1h1ng 1n tt·rn1:-. 1H human health is to u54' phoi;pha lt·~ ·· St•·1nf1•lrl .,:11rl n1an:-p h o ~ p h a I f' -;ul1~1rtut"~ '.1rc h1i::hly ca11s1 1c and clear- 11 1·1111~1111111· Cl hral!h ha~.an!. which pllo.~pha1e~ do not '' II<· /iB ld a tl11rd a 11 r r n a! 1 \" r , n11nlolr1a ec11.: ac1rl 1 NTA). should not he u~rd pending further trsts as 10 poss1hle links \l'tlh rancer or birth clefert~, Nn r\TA d rter~e nts are currently nlarkrtrrt. Steinfeld said. Weather Changes Sharply Polar A ir Mass S precul.~ !i on th, Eastwarll u-w•• In 1uocl1t""' .. 11., 1 r 011• CMflb<••• lnta lt>t ... 1ton't m!O••~•·on •"1<1'> to•••d ••aldh ,...,1n •nd ••tl,.,1•d lh1 Poli t olr "'"" w•• .... !lo {IOI l l>O "'"'' !Ylt(t l cf l~!Uft>" l --•· llfOCll 61 JO ONr tt• ti>"' o••t0 ;o•rt commt~ ''""' IP>I "<1•1• •M t •n•1~1 llOC•I•• •trou 1~1 •ll1o•nl"Vl•Drl•b'• (~IU •t• bl!I O>Ce•• IOw" •t•dl<>a~ .,. 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M...,phlJ M llM( ¥11wtuk .. M!~-11 Nt• Orlttnl Now Y•"· Ol<ll llOfnl (lf'I' """~ "•Im Sari,.., ~ll•d•loh•• "~ ... "•Tll~''" l"o<l1•1'd. Ott ·~· ~·t•• .... ,.,, u loult ~•I! Ll lo.I (.1!v Se• O•'"IO ~I" ''-•"Cl"G ~-·· J,111•• 1'<•1n1nt1~" •• •I .. •l . " !04 It •• IJ 11 JI 10 .. .. " " " " ~ " '" " " ~ "' " .. " " " " " " " "' " '~ " " " '~ 000 " " '" " " " " " • " " " • " " " " • " •• • " " " . .. " " ., 1 1l " w " •• u " " " " • " .. •I " " • .. " amendment in the orlP,aJ Senate biO calling for withdrawal of all U.S. troops. from Vietnam within nine momhs alter enactment. 11xo. HCtU$e verSlon lnlte1d ursea Presidtnl Ni1on to aet a pullout dale. Top Pent1gon brau went to the Capitol lo confer with Seos. Stennis and Smith after Secretary of Oefente Melvin R. Lai rd .!laid if tht draft is not rene•·ed, the readiness of the armed fortts will •'declint to levels totally unacceptable- to the American people." Selective Service official3 say about Executives Back Nixon Tax Moves WASHINGTON (UPI) -More bwine!!!- men lined up !oday behind President Nixon's tax-reduction program in a strong llhow of support for the $!l.5 billion plan lo slin1ulate-the economy. Repre sentatives of organizatiolllf representing co ntractors, telephone com- panies and utilities told the House Ways and Means committee they favored Nlx- fln 's corporate and excise personal tax reductions. The committee has heard opposition from Ralph Nader, the AF'L-CJO , Rep. Henry Reuss i O-Wis.}, and only a few others during three days of hearing more thao three dozen ~·itnesses -lll06t of them from busi ness: groups. t\ixon proposed eliminating the 7 per- rent 11u10 excise tax : adva ncing schedul- ed personal tax cuts to 1972, instead of 1973 . a 10 percent business in\'eStmenl tax credit lhis year and a permanent 5 percent <:redit next year; and ta x reduc- tions for U.S. exporters. Endorsing the Nixon program today \\.'Crc> spokesmen for the Independent Telepnone Assn .. Na tional Association of Jlegulatory Ulilily Commissioners, the Assorinted General Contractors o f America, Edison Electric Institute, and the Tax Counci l. Jarnes 0 . f\.1rClary senior vice presi- dent nf the Cont r11ctors Association. recom111cnded retention of the current w11ge-price freele until an .. acceptable stabilization program" is put into opera- lion to control wages and process. Spokesmen for the utility groups ask ed that the lull 10 percent investment tax rrc<l1l r2.\e be J;!ranted to utilities. instead or the proposed half rate suggested by the administration. The theorv behind the half rate ws.o; !hat the full .rate -should oot bf granted to .so-called "monopolistic" bu.o;ine~ opera· lions . 500,000 men whole educational defennenll ran oul lul June are dr11flable. even without a new dratt Jaw. "There p-oba?lly are enough men who have kllt their defermenla to auatain the drafl roe quite some time ," one official said. Antiwar 5enalors haYe lhrtatene:d lo filibuster the bill. ~n. Gordon AUolt tR· Colo.), is leadin1 the Oght again!!: the pay provision on grounds it ia unfair to men in the lowe1t gr•des. Allot! Y.'ants $300 million more in pay increasu and is expected lo call for a vote Thursday to Air Price War? table the bill. ''The combined group th•t is againsl it will show voting strength," Stennis predict.td. If the Senate ahould Lable or re-commit it, he said, "I don't know if we could ever get back a bill we could pass.'' The Pentagon said lbe lobbying pres- sure also reflected Laird'• fea r the bill may be in deep trouble. Laird, a 16-year veteran of CDngrei>s, has taken personal command of tht lob· bying effort, said press aide Jerry Friedbeim. Lufthansa Sets Sharp Fare Cut GENEVA (UPI ) -The International Air Transport Association (IATA ) said today Lufthansa had announced it lo'."as sharply culling transatlantic fares and that other airlines would do the same. IATA spokesman said there will be large reductions for all types or travel, whether regular flights. excursion trips or special youth rates. Knut Hammarskjold, IATA director general. said he does nol envision iin all- oul price war because, he said, airline s know just how far they can go lvithout committing financial suicide. He said Luf thansa inf<rmed IAT A that it is seeking govemment approvsl of a Frankfurt-New York round trip of $420 compared lo'.'ith S5J6 at present in economy cla!is. Lufthansa also annou nced a 14-lo-45 da y round-trip excursion fare of S21 0 and an off·lieason yout h fare of SJ95 compared wit h the current $210. Hamma r~kjold held a new s conference at his Geneva headqua r ters Stolen Mas terpieces Ita ly Recovered . Ill VENICE: (AP) -Five works of art by two 15th t"entury masters were rl'.'covered loday. a week after they were stolen fron1 a basilica in Ve-nict . The painted tablets by Giovanni Bell ini and Antonio Vivarini , at SJ.2 million dollars. were fqund hidden on a little isla nd in the v~nice lagoon. Two of the paintings were of St. Vin - cenl and St. Sebastian done between 1464 and 14&8 by Bellini. considered by many the Vene tian region·s greatest 15th cen~ tury artists. simultaf!eously with the one held by Lufthansa in Germany at which the reduced fares were anoounced. Hammarskjold said starting next Feb. I there will be "a period of ex· perimentation on North AtlanUc fares" \.\'hich will last until March 31. 1973. During this time, airlines will be tri!e tn compete with one another in offering low fare s. Ir eland Rebels Kill 2 Troops , Wound 5 Mor e BELF'AST, Northern Ireland (AP) - Terrorists shot and killed 1wo British soldiers and seri ously wouoded five others during the nighl in different parts of l\1orthern Ire land . At the same time, bombings and out- breaks of shoo ting at Brit i~h arm y patrols and observation posts were reported in Belfast, Londonderry and Dungannon. Ont civilian seen aiming a rifle al an army post in tondonderry ""'as shot by troops. A military spokesman said th e man fell and was dragged away by sym· pathizers fro111 the Roman Catholic districts of Creggan and Bogside. The two soldiers "''ere killed in Belfast and the market town of Dungi ven. The other soldiers were wounded io Lon· donderry. The deaths brought lo HK the number killed in twn years in Northern Ireland. Twent\'·tw o soldiers ha ve been killed this year: KIRK JEWELERS OF COST A MESA IS NOW FEATURIN G THE N EWEST PRO DUCT OF LITION INDUSTR IES, THE FAMOUS "Y AG" (YTIRIUM ALUMINUM GARNET) SYNTHETIC DIAMOND WITH THE HARDNE SS OF 8· I /2. TH IS ITEM SELL S IN RETAIL STORES IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA FOR $50.00 PER CARAT. WE AT KIRK JEWELERS A RE NOW A BLE TO SELL THE SAME IDENTICAL ITEM FOR AS LOW AS $25.00 PER CAR AT ! ! ! THIS OFF ER IS LIMITED TO SUPPLY AND DEMAND. DO NOT MISS THIS ONCE IN A LIFET IME OFFER !!! ALL SHAPES, ROUND, MARQUISE, EMERA LD CUT NOW AVAILABLE! ! ! THE MOST EXCITI NG ITEM TO HIT TH E JEWELRY INDU STRY IN MA NY YEARS!! ! lllWANT QIT HAUOR SHOl'l'IN• CINTIR 1JOO H•Mr-. c .... M ... Hl-9411 fMEIAlD CUT OPIN M• .. Tlttrn., Fri. 'tH t p.m. .. .....,. ... u, ... 1 • • Lockheed Gets First Loan Casl1 NEW YOR.K (AP 1 -The Lock~ Aircraft Corp. hu borrowed an initial $5() million of tht h50 million in private bank Joans the government guaranteed to save the big defense contractor from financial collapse. The k>an was part of a $7541-million credit package assembled Tuesday by the .e:ovemment, the lending banks and three dome~tic ;iirlines lo enAble Lockh~ to proceed with its TriStar transport pro- gram. Signing of the loan agreement here ended seven months of effort tn restruc- h.lrt the TriStar program and 11ustain Lockheed after Rolls-Roy~ Ltd . plunged into bankruptcy Feb. 4 and canceled it.5 contract to build the engines for the wide-- bodied airbus. The financing package includes a rl".ntv•ed agrl".ement on $400 million in earlier bank loans. the $250-million J:OVernment guarantee and $100 mill ion in additional prepayments by Trans World Airlines, Eastern Airlines And ~!ta Air Lines on 88 1'riStars already ordered. Daniel J. Ha ughton, Lockheed <:hairman. said at a new~ coorerence !he company's budget indicated it would nttci :;ibout $155 million of the $250 million of borrowing the Treasury has agreed tn f ll Aritnf.ee through the end nf 1975. l'he tbiancing oackag:e include~ 11 renewed •ir-rneot on $400 million in earlier O&M ioens, the $250-mi\lion government guarantee and $100 million in additional prepayments by Trans World Airlines. Eastern Airlines and ~Jta Air Lines on 88 TriStars 1lready ordered. Wallace Asks Ouster Of HEW Secretarv •' MONTGOMERY. Ala !AP 1 -Go v. George C. Wallace'11 legislative leaders have moved to give him veto power over the Allocation of state funds for public 5c.hool busing as well as a law to make ''harmful" busing illegal. Wallace. in Puerto Rico at the. National Governors Conference, asked President Nixon to fire Secretarv of Health. Educa- ti on and Welfare Elliot Richardson. Walh1ce :\aid Richardson has disobeyed the Prel'i ident's mandate againsl massive busing . His statement was telephoned to news medi11: here. Funeral ltl011r11ers Singer Vic Damone talks V.'ith mourners, including actor Kirk Doug- las, at fu neral services for his former v.•1fe. actress Pier Angeli. 39, an apparent victim of an overdose of drug~. She wil! be buried in Paris. Most Marijua11a S111ol\.e1·s Leave Cigru·ettes Alo11e N!::WARK. N.J. I AP l -Columbia University says it ha s found in a national ~urvey nf youngsters that !hose whn use marijuana are less likely In become cigarette smokers than 1hose whn don't. The univer.;ity"s schnol nf public health said Tue sday its survey C'Overed 1 ,701 youngsters in the 12-17 age bracket fron1 all sections of the nation. Of the surveyed adolescents whn ha vr used marijuana JO times or less. 83 per- cent are cigarette smokers. Cigarette usage fell to 64 percent among those ..,,•ho have used marijuana 60 or more times, the schoo l said. "Apparently. if ynu ~moke pot a lo!. '\\"ho needs cigarettes." !'.aid Dr. Erlr .Josrphson nf Columhi;i . \1•t;io reported on the survey Al 8 conference nn student rlrui.; USP. AcC"ordlng !o the survey, 1.~ percent of lhr youngsters had tried marijuana and 3 percent u~ed it liO lime., or more. More ,\'Ollt hs in thP \\1es!. 2.1 percP.nl. use n1arijuana. tile i;urvey found. The figure "'<'I S 20 percent in the Nnrthwes1, 1:1 percent in the North Central std!e.~ and I I .percent in the South. .. Some\\.·hat surprisin gly. ou r $.Urvey did not produce the expected sex dif- ferences in marijuana use." Josephson said. Girls used pot almoot as much as boys, !he survey found . Children nf y,•ealthier parents tend t.n ,qmoke morP. marijuana than those: fmm lnll'er income households. fhl' ~urvey report said. ' ·-· .......... •' ' . .... .. , • -i. •• AIR CALIFORNIA Sminf Saer1mtnto, Sa" Francisco, San Jose. Olkland, Onnit County, Ontario, h im Sprinp and San Oiero. "'-(71•) 5'0-4550 '"' resel'Vttions. Or uu your Jou I travel a rent • ' ' ' ··1 -~ " ' '-" ' ,_,.._ • ' / , . -· Wtd11t1d1r. Sfptrmbtr 15, 1~71 DAILY r!Lll' l( Pollution off Hawaii Russ Navy Sparks Row HONOLULU (UPI ~ -A 10-sh.ip Soviet 11aval lBsk foe~ sailed for home tod ay, leaving in i~ wake charges that it polluted Hawaiian waters illegally . The Coast Guard said the flotilla pulled anchor late Tuesday night and headed w.,st, presumably back to its home bases, Earlier the Coast Guard asserted the Soviet vessels dumped thousands of gallons of oil into the Pacific wh ile refuel ing 20 miles south or Diamond Head. It said t.he de.st.oyer Krupny discharg- ed the fuel oil Tuesday morning In viola- tion of international agreements which speci fy that no oil shall be: emptied lnto the sea within 50 miles of a coast. The task force passed !hrough the Hawaiian chain Monday in an unex - pected, surprise appearance and tht:n turned westward Monday riighl ap- parently headed for their home base in Siberia. However, the fl otilla anchored nff Penguin Shoals, 20 miles south nr Honolulu early Tuesday apparently to • U Thant Insists He Won't Serve New UN 'fenn t.:NJTED NATIONS (UPI\ -U Thant refused "final!y and categorica ll y" 1\ies- day to serve another term as secretary general of the United Nations beyond the end of the year. He used hi s last press conference to support the latest Viet Cong proposals t.o the Vietnam war. "I just wa nt to make it very clear that I \\.'ill not serve beyond my present tenn e\'en fnr a limited period of one year or two year.i; or two months, under any circumstance~." he s11id in what he called his last news conrerence as U.N. chief ex- ecu tive. "~·1y decision is final and categorical. I am con~·ir.ced that. if thr membershi p realizes that my rlecision is irrevocable, i1 will concentrate on the selection of A ,i;uit.able successor. 1 do not think the quest.ion of a draft. will arise." In what was regarded as a departure from his µa st policy, Thant chose. his last- act news conference to endorsf' in general the seven-point peace proposal put before 1he Vietnam peace talks by Mme . Ni;::uyen Thi Binh, chief of the National Liberati on Front (Viel Cong ) delegation on July !. ' : • > ,. .. .,. ~ 1-,. ·' ~' " ( .. ..... refuel from the merchant oiler Chtkomer which has bttn a ccompanyln& the warships. A Coast Guard helicopter reported the pollution, and the commandant of the I-4th Coast Guard district, Rear Adm ira l Paul G. Prins, messaged the c<>mmander ll F the Soviet Task force asking him to "take appropriate action.. to terminate this discharge or oil immediately. Tl\e n1essage was sent on an lnternatlonil radio frequency-and addresatd to tJM task group corrunander aboard his U1IU cruiser Kres1.a. The C0&st Guard aaid one of it.t helicopters had photographti:d the Krupny dlscharging a "discernable" amount of oil. Nutrition Expert Calls Diet National Disaster CHICAGO (APl -A University of California nutritionisl says the American diet is a "national disaster." Dr. George r.1. Briggs, chAirman of the tu1iverslty's department of nutritional 1ciences, said malnutrition is 1 fact in the United State!l and shows up a~ physical deficiencies, mental problems, work loss, obesity, heart disease, dental decay .11nd alcoholism. He spoke Tuesday at a seminar for editors and wri ters sponsored by the Vitamin Information Bureau of New York City. The cost of malnutrition, ht said. i!! greater than !he cost of crime or automobile accidents or narcotics ad- dic tio n. Briggs estimated the cost in California at $3 billion a year, and said the total for the nation might be $30 billion, since Ca lifornia has a tenth of~ population . He attributed malnutrition to poverty negative social and cultural practice!! such as vegetarianism and macrobiotic diets. the failure of the food industry to fortify foods adequately, lack of educa- tion, lack of motivation and the lack of nutrition education. "The American public is eating a strange diet," Briggs said, adding that America ns eat more sugar, pure fat and \l.·heat flour than their entire intake of other foods. He said the American diet annually in- clude s 102 pounds of sugar per capita. 53 pound~ or fats such ;is salad oil, 100 pounds of white flour, 14 pound.!i of corn ~ugar and 7 pounds of white rice -a total of 276 pounds. I . Ht': said the dry weights of other food~ cons~med annually includes 74 pounds of ,. \, . ; J ,. ·,,.. . . . ' .. '! ::). ' . ' \ ;,; ~~" ' ••' " • red meat, 18 pounds of poultry and fi!h, 14 pounds of eggs, 34 pounds of milk, 1 pounds of cheese, 5 pounds of ice cream.1 25 pounds of potatoes, 24 pounds of other vegetables, 18 pounds of fruit , 21 poundl of whole cereal and 19 pounds of bean!~ peanuts and other legwnes -total a5f pounds. "This 1s a terrible diet," Br iggs uid~ "I wouldn 't feed it to my cat or dog, let" alone to livestock or poultry." Fire Kills Six In Salt Lake Nursing Home SALT LAKE CITY (A Pl -Six perso"S died and ll were hospitalized in • blaze that swept through a men's nursing horrie:- Tuesday night on the y,•estem edge of Silt Lake City's downtown area. .. Poli~ said there were 18 persons in the' Lil Haven Nursing Home with the fire broke nut "nd that all but one of the 12 survivors ,Vere hospitalized. Identification of the dead had not beeri released. - SL ~lark 's Hospital authorities •iid they received four p!'!rsons dead on af •. rival LDS Hospital, one, and Holy Cro•s Hospital, one. The fire , which started on the second floor of the 21h-story brick and wood building. took 30 minutes to extinguish. An inv~tlgation as: t.o the cause ~ bably wouldn't begin until later ht the day, said Fire Marshal Ben Andrus. , • "· • DAILY PILOT EDITORIAL J•AGE Ambulance Solution? Adequale emerf?.COC'~' amll ulantc ~(·r\11'1." lur ~.1 11 Clen1ente and other South County areas h.:i s bcC'n ii l ni:· cern for many years. In San Clen1cnte. private a1nbu la1a:cs ha\'c appl·;irctl overnight and disappeared JUSl as f<i~t 1'hc latest di sappcarante of arnl.lul;1nt c ~l'f',Jf'f' 11•' k place late la~t spring. After sc\·er:il \1'('C'k~. a ne\1 jlJJ\Jl c firn1 crncrg•·d 1\011 that !1rn1 ha~ bCP Jl lakt'n to \a•h bv t'il 1 pu\ 111· safet~· rl epJr t 1 11 cn1he<'!d ~11 ho rt•1·t•11\I~ • 1<111pl.1 111 d 11• ( 1 ,, counciln1cn th:it. dcspi1 t! thl' ex 1~1e1H 'C lJf ;1 pr1\a11· 111 1. emergency ca ll" by a patroltnan-firc tnan te:1n1 and 1l1 l' 1 1 11~ departm ent :i.ta lion v.1agon reached an n!J-l1111e h1,.J1 1u t he pa st 1110 n1un th s. .\nd 011 rl11zcns of occ:i~1ons lhC'\ :-i'\. an nu1b11l;n <'C has not been available local!v. so th~ r1 1\· \1 ~1:,::un ti11\, cramped and unc-ornfnrtablC for pat1erlt and attt·n d;tr.t alike -ha ~ had to roll 'l'hc public s aff'ly offi( 1als ha 1 f' offt•rt•d t ou11l 1h•11·n an altcrnat11·e -a forrnal. cit)·~pon~o rcd 1·1nergt:nc .v amb ulance sen•ire ntanned by on-duty firemen. JI 1~ a proved plan in other citie!'" (;ouncilmen \11ill give the m altPr inore thought a t a meeting tonight. lt might be the ans11·er. R ecall Chan<·es Seen1 Slin1 Action of a grou p of proniinent Laguna l:lra('h c·1 .. 11• leaders \Vho stepped for\vard at a recen t ('ouncil n1t·c t 11.~ to denounce a recall can1paign against the n1aynr and L1111 other council men 11·as both surprising and cncuuragi11;.!. Surprising becat1se thr speakers intludcd 1ncn 11 ho h ad very strongly opposed the coun('i! d11r1n g rlL'b:t ll'" over the controversial dog control and high rise 1~s11l'~ - and encouraging because it pro\·ided a ra_v o! hop<' th;i t some semb!anC'e of rea~on rnay yet creep b:ic·k into 1he Art Colony political ~cene. 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It will be months before this measure is finally pas~ed by Congress. Aft er it goes thrnu :::oh !he Pnuse. it vd U have to be cnnsidt>rPd by the Senate. and it's possible they ma\' nut J'Cl around to ii unt il ntxt ye<ir. So !here is no connicl between the bill a nd the freez e." Hebf'r1 11·1\I shortl y send 1he legi rlatinn tn 1he lull House with the aim nf br1 :i ~1ng 1t up for cnn ~1dl'ra!ion later th is n111111ti. lt ~ enact111rnt is deem ed certain. a!thour h !here may be snme r!lod tfif'a- 1 ns through amendments from the flonr Tii i:: !\.1EASL'RE IS the 11·ork of an 11· mr mbf>r special 1\rmcd Ser\'lff'S ~~ib r'"rnmittee head ed h1· Rep~ Oti s 1'1;..e I'\ Y I and Ch; ... !es <.;t:b~er 1 H · f":ll1! 1 ,\ftrr lcngl h> hr:irint ~ ~l:irt 11::: la"! \l'flf th1• panel rf>pnr11 d a n•11 ,.urv1\or' h1-nr!11' plan tn !111• fu\1 _\ .. •11t·,I Ser\·1ces Cu1nn111tee k•r toncurrlnte. Rohe r! S. 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I +11. 1t.1· 'I I !111llltl1 l' :-!r1' ... ~1·(I Ill'' t• ,!'!'< \L111y 11·ido1\~ ,.f r;.1·1•1 1 rnilita11 r t I 11'1·r:-, 1111 /111i ~~ 11 1do"·~ .. 1 '" ' ,,,r 11r 11i:1•r .• ;ind ~1 ·1111•r enl i ~trd 1tll'll 11f long :1ntl •1111 ~r:u11~1·1:~ s!•r\·irc. ;ire 111 ;,1~ in 1·nn- dit 1nn~ 11( d1rr economic 111'prir:t ln1ns 11' '!l1'r n1 111~· lri rk ol ;idt'<it1·1tt• s111'l'i111r i !11 I llt'I:"'" !11 111,'lll J11~1 nn(•'" 11 •' I ·r1 il 111 1'~15 l tin ~r"~!-I;. 111· ,, , 111 .. 1. 11 .1 ·1•1n~·s. · Tl1(' •u!,!' ·1nrn1t!C'f' ~1\o;n fi1011d !hil t tli" •·\I 11111'.': :-ur·vi111r IJt111{1 l~ , ... ~h'1n 1~ '' ·I '·tt·d 1n 1rr111~ ,,f !1111 1:1•1k1•d ;1111\ 1 :! rm 1·1 r~o1111r1 11 h1:r t 1r \hn<;r in I• ' I J' I ! f I ' I' . nrt 1•1111, T ··d ; f , <'~ I• 1, f.,t ~· f' I• :u 111 ~~'ll!('C. !lit' ! , lo I I , I 111• 1o·lil' f_llJ!> tllf !>l1<J:'i<1\ ,,1 11 1;i: It' )<; ltl• •l -• .1111 I' .1 1 • ro! u · Of Prophets, Fut11rol o·gists LO:\DON -An !nternat1nnal Prop11rt1c f'i.ngrl'~~ open s in H1ch 111ond Surr('Y· fln :-.1·pt 24 11 1th more th.in 2 .\!00 f· ... ehatolog1sts. soot hsa~·rrs. or,0rlc~ 0t:1J o!hf'r diviners on hand t11 predic·t !)U( h 1 hinJ!.~ a~ the enrl of l11e 11 orlrl :\o "pt'c1f1r date ha~ bcrn sf'l for rloomsrl<1\', :ind thr rr 1s a g1•nt•~;il air of ccn· ridence among U1e organ1ters that noth1n1:, unto...,·ard ...,•ill happen before lhe gr1. to;:ether. J ohn J\tc:'\1col. gl'nerat ~E'~·relar.1· r.f the < ••ngress. \1 <1rns 1h:1t "lh,.. h:1rd~ ... 1 111r clock stand at h\'e 1n11unrs lu r11 1dn1~ht ~o far as lb.is eart h is coni ·crnr::l ·• r-.1 c~1col 1s convinced !hat precious seconds are ti cking a\.\·a~·. But then ~o are the editors of the Bulletin of thr 1\1or.iic Scientists. who have kr-pt a dnon1sday tlock on their cover for a genera!10n. O•ANGI COAST DAILY PILOT Robert N . \\1<'ed, P1ibl1sh er Thon14.1 Kee i:H, £d1tor A lbert \V. Boll's Editorial Page £d1tor The @dltorlaJ Pf.Cf' of the Dall y Pilot 9ef'kll to tnlonn and .~timul.~te r"Ad· en by prf'sentinir: this ne11 ~jlaj>"r'5 opinloru: and commrnt.:i ry on 1op1r.o; of ln!tf"f'll and s1gn1fic-anre, hy pro- virl ing a forum !or :he e:oCprt'•~1nn nf our rradrrs' opinions, and by pre- Mnt1ng the divene ~1vpt'Jin·~ t"i 111- formed ob~f'ri:rrs and spoki'.'' mrn on loplc1 of the day, \\'ednesday. Sept. I~. 1971 Edi io ri a l Bt''("H I"<'" l!t'rn1a n l\.1hn nf l)·r llu,! ,, 1n~1·11i!" 'thin"-tan~ h;i ....... 1111 ti.,· 11• 11,.1 "''1 bf ~uq,r1s1n~ 1f Iii• r' ,, ' '' " t I :11 I' If 111 tht• ltJiO~" l·;G1l;1, 11.1 t~:·· 1111tl<1t.1k of a L't>r. , r, 1 • 1.i-11tt ,,I Pn•phtc~ hrld in J"I t f'T'l : • .Junr (l ilt.I att~ndL·d b\' !.~11111 11 •1_:,•rs 1•! ev;ingchcal churChr~ trr•r1 :i~ 11:1t 1111~. This conference. 11 ht(h t la1n1rd !•1 tu •11 first of its li111d ~:1111· 1ti1· 1! 1• \ 11, ('On~1<1cred the por u\nt1rin 1·'>:nl1» ,• • ··· l'•lntext of 11 <".rn1ngs thal l11•:vr: i.s t :n.11~ to nn end PRO PH ECY \\'\~ ;1 11 h1.nnrrd rrn. fcss1on 1n <Ll1l·1c111 T11·r~1a. Cnc1 r .i1.r.I Israel. An1011g $f11nr 1 1rr l1•s thr 11!,ul !•! phe.:y 1~ no lon [(C t' fa.,h1n nnbtt· -ii 1 ... ,,,,,1, ~lied pre.dlclJQtl 'l't•t tl1c l'l \U!1 ,, 11 ,. ~an1e. \\'hrn ('hr1 ... 1 sauf. · lfr·11;1rr .. r fal se pn:.phcts ht• nlust surl·I~ h-111• foresel'n su<h "r'11 ,·n1n,e 11 oh 1'~' :i~ li.t: 20\h t'Cll!Ur~· f 111 UJ'ulogl<;I ~ J\len in !he 20th r<'nt11rv ~cem to ha\c succum bed to !hr idea th3t bv prrt1:1 t "I! thr future they may be ab le to r ntn I it. Oonald 1'1 icharl of 1he l n1 1(':-~;!\ of i11 1 J11~an ~a~s Iha!· the lu1 11rr~ t111-1rf'·• C':t n for<'P ~ou 111 ~ rin frf,nl thl' li •it 1.,., ~ouarc n ti.:cn1ng 11l,lre )UU I :1td!l, and thu~ CdU"' ~ l·U hi ITII; d I. ~ Prri!r~~or :i.11rh.u·I ~ nlnt111 i~ L fut·1rr n1J11 · \\'1ll1an1 f\1~1· n! 1h1 ~11•ff'X 11 :1rr~r(11n :1 rr11 11 tr" !I n<;, r t~• fi11 11r•' • I• ln1 1i •·an ur.1 • dT!11 .il,d1r ,• rcrno(e a11u uti.iLlt,lllil;1Lolc 111 I', 11 , , , •,,I (' 1,1 '' • • ,':11 1 111e 1ll1· ' ' I'•,. r· 111 \.1 ll I !Ll!11 Lt 1t 1lSI :111rl 1111•1.,1• 1>1· 1. 'I\ l'llt'I ht IiIt 11• ti l• •I 111• 1!1\o \I 'I, •·! t' !'' : .,,' ! ti 1•[1\.d1!t' \rtl"lr I 1 l.1lll c I ~·. I• t \,il•I' I~-1llf1•UllHll.! ftl'lll. h:i~ •<1 \ ~ ,• ri11 1u 11"n 11 rih·rl> lo !lt'<'r 1• • 1 • fut .n \1'•! 111 r1n:1n h bn ···1·1·' " "I\ .f ·1.;111 ' .'ill .. 1 \ ll l•lll :.1•• :.ncl n1ir lt ;tt. 11 a r "' L., :ir1 01 .1·r re~J't'• 1<1hle prllft'\~11111. 111 r,.1.in1J0111-t' h,1\c' lu'!l\Cd !hr1r Oll tl '1 I' \\nrld F11l111'P :-11111·!\·. 11 h1•h ,, /" ' 1:_1•1>1 r;d a,,, 111hl1 1n \\,, 11~"1 ·1 l.1•' \la1 t!rrl'. 11l••:-r H1.1 n I 01111 1 \!l•r:~ l'111 1111!od 1111' 1r;1r~ ;orn, t -''· H·t:. f'"l~01"-1>1 ln::!'I~. s1;·!' !i- i 111•1r1~ts ('(~II• ;1'' .Jt ' h·I· I ls .a.-... 1 ', l,i1!11g1q~ :11''"\!e 11~ ·1 1, ,l1C"r.~. Dear C loo11 1Y Gu ,, \\'h\· not get r1rl of re~14· b1c~·clts ;;nrl pol en!1al accrdcnt.' on L,1cun;i r .1'\d San Clrrnt':ilr-'.~ bu•\ ·In• I<; b:. I ii Ii. . .., b,,.,i:> lroll' \\'. I•' •••' ,. ,.ti•('• .,, .. fl' •>0 ~• '"' ,. • ,..,. •' ,, •·~·~•r" ~· ~ ••In"'" 10 Ci"•~'' o~• I• 1 P,oo• ' niistakes I "'"' Sy1ln e y J . H a rris . . TIJou:.:l1t:-;it Lar.i~e: Tht• '"1r~1 1111 ... t:ikt>s or judgn1l'lll are 111aJc li~ tlio~c 11110 bcht·vr thc11 ·reaso n" :11•tl p;1 •• 1,,11 ;11 L' 1 1pp-u.,11t·~ fl·a~1111 du1·s 1 .. : •'\I' t !n oprc1\j' thr fl'•"'"llUl". h111 10 11.• 111.ol•· ;11110111( thtin. a nd 1h<' 1111111 11 /10 1. 1-.: 11•.i:-un I<) H·· J'!t ... ..; 1i1. .. l'lll .. 111•11~ \' II 11111 hl· :1\ 1n;11l '" thi· 111:u1 11!1" pt". 11111 111~ I 1111ll t1·1J~ lo l•I! 11ult• li1s rt.1,•1n. It 1 ~ tires(1!111· t.i kf'l'P hr :iring tli.1 ! lhL' B1hl e 1s ·Ille hf'..,(-:-1•\l tng b1,11h" <•I :di 1i1111· us th11u:.:!i !11r lite! 1ha t rnany pt·uplt' hill 11 111du-.dt'" 1h:11 1n1·1 1r ,1d 11 u11d1·1~\,111d 11. or 10110111 11 :->tarting a talk 111\h a 1oke 1.s 1he rnost 1n;1ppropria1c i,p1•n11·1; :1 speake1 can n1: l\f' if thr rt:.t ut the !<ilk 1s dull and tl u"!I' -fur 11 ... 1111pl,\• point ~ up !he \'<l •l 1!111 .. tl'il('I' ! .. !II! l'O !he htUIH•r 11(' has bor- ro11t'(f :1ntl !ht :,ubsrqul•rtl dre;1ry ,1,111•01•• ti!,, th;it hl'long to the spc:ikcr t.11;1 ... •ll \\ ,1 '• I 11 111· '\-.hots of ,.,tt1 (,t•11. \] '· II 11d I '·•llfn•rr" ~.11111:... on ;1 ! f •111 11. \1 :1 .:111l'l•fll oh• .. f \ 1nq ;111ti-11 ar II• llloJl'-l'o!l•1t.., hflfiL; ;11'1 1 'h 'd f 11 .l" 11111111hrl 1d (ii,11n!1 •tt~ !1'111:11 1-. :!f'IO I • ill'' :11:11 111 I r.!llL'(' Ill' lt•a\1' 1111• 111nlr~tc·d rt•1," 11 !in ~··t fir1• 10 !11l' u11u~•'. ;011.I 1· , tUll' llhl~t 11 h11 ;,11111it! tilt' 1d.11111 1\ll ):!!'1111111(" 101 {' '!t!lll ltlllll ~I l'l"11f::lh, .t11 l 1• .i ~11ul o I lll'l'lll• !'llt'I~\ 1n 111 ilil!. 1 ·1 J .. \, 11>11or~ l!'lllll 11 r;iJ...n1'~". :111d 11 • l1t .-.11 '1-. 11111:,:, 11.11 or ll.' !lbjel l 1 l1H1'. :11111111 ... t' 11ld p11p1ila1 ··1·•11ir111!1L '-!>!11.:" \\ofi) Iii! Ir I\ hililJl'1 /,I I \" pf '1'11 /II• .trl· t·1nl;;11 r:i:...,1ng c.\hJh1tJun~ vi 1;11:.c I•" \' I lt11• f,<1r><1 1 rl'.1!urr on rar1h r~ a r1n<1!l(' 11 1!h a srn~{' or hu mor: fan(ltlC'" 1 •'llt•I u~ n'lt ~o n1uc·h hi' th1·1 r pass1011:itr d•-111!i.1n 10 a cciu~c ,,s h.1 their 111capal'it~· l'1rr 10 lau~h :i t thrm5ell'('S. or ar !hr •r idt·t·~ fi,(', 1\l11ch is a deadly flr.11 1n tht' h1unnn :in1n1al I :1111 4'f1t111nred lh<'lt one of the re;isons 11 .. ~111 n l11 r lot .~cr than rnen is ihat they l-.111111 hu~· to accept illne~$ \1·1th cqu:i11im1ty. 11 hercas a n1an f1gh !~ 1llnr<;s <111d niakr~ himself '.l'Or.~r hv r£'fu.~1ng lo ·l·ntnl· to terms "'1!11 tu~ 1nd1spos111on~. To 11·c,n1en. Illness 1s a fact: to men, a thrro1t The h11trrness of fulfilied desires was c11cr1 nctly expressed by Aldous Hu:de y. \1 hcn hl' said : "Prople alv.•ays get '.l·hal they ask for. the only trouble is that they never know. until tbey get ii, v.·hat it ac· tuall y 1s they have asked for."' Quotes Jorcr '1 ,\'.r11 boll. San .\hitco - ' fl •'ll<1 r1t11 ~~ of 11u r \ Jt"'\I'!\ {\f 1)11'! \ ictn:ir n 1· .11 fl~ 1rii: !hr ( on1n:un1st rJ.,~ i-t.tll· 1.1n1riunt 1,.. trr:lS•'fl I "·onrlrr h1111 Ion.; 11 11111Jld !1,11r 1ii k"n !ht h 11ti1 1111.b ... ln fP1111 11 ,I ~\\ !1!..1 hiid l1('1Jl !lllllf\ IJllli!lJ \I 11rld \\ 11r ll. ' 'You mean you're i t { Praise for Two Fine Teenagers To the Ertilor: I want to share a note I found at mv front doo r. I was not home so it was left there for n1c. "Our tri .... hre got caugh t In lhe end of tht> bran('!! nf your trre. II 11·as just out f1F rr;1rh. Su 11 I' pulled 1l1l' branch down ;ihou! four !nChf'S ;ind ii began to brt>ak. (I appc<irs lhil t sornr funpus ...,·rakenrrl lhl' hr.1n!'h :l! rhe [l(l1nt nt ori~1n \\"r p11! ;1 <:\1rl-. u11d1•r !hi· h111h ~u 11 1t .. uldn·1 Lil l do11n l 'l(«1~r r«dl 1nun1h1·r1 ;i nJ ;isk J"r Br.h .rrul tl ll n1r ir ~ou 1\:101 rue tu IL\ Jt :::icJITI •. i\O 0\'E \\'AS around 111 srl' 11h:it l1np- pPn1·d l11n h·o •n;tgers (';unr :1fl1'r J ph nn· rd and t'l cant'd 11erl' b1l or rhr mrss and :i!so brought pa 1riL to takt· tar{' of blrrdins i\'.i•ll \I lin said \l'e h:11 r n0 gnnd !ern;1ge r~ l('fl " The~· Sa'.l·ed Lile l1>0 l;irge hr:lrH ht'S f1rl'plaec st7.C. rlf•,1n•·d up all the Jea1·t'<; and tnr~.~ cind haull'd 1t all H wa~. Sn pl\';lsr 1 crnc111ber !1t pnnl pwr. 1hint!s ,1bnut flllr {'fllllitl~ gcnrralll.J!L 'l h:11 1k' fnr l1 ~ll'l lln· · \1HS ll LLJ)/1 :\1 (;L.ST1\l·S'J:\' ·l·'rrirf/ 'f«aft•' Tn !lit> Editor 111 !'l'f1Tt't1ll' 11'l \(•llr rd1 1nna l. · F;111-.· T.-1h· 1t! th·· \lonlll" 1Srpt ;1 I ff't·I th;;! ! lirJ f' h:1<• h1•r11 a rompc11111d1ng of 1•1 rnr.;, F1r:-t. 1011 :lpp:irrntly quutl'rl :111 l'r111r or nr111~~1u1t pr111tt·d 111 ;inuthrr ne11 ~papt'.'r. :uul ~•, "t!ollr nd1t·111t• .lohn Srhn1u1. hr·l•;1u"" 1 I lht' "nu''•"n 111 hi~ 11 rr J...l v 111•11' '' 1'"11 I ••II! 'llt•' !II•' 1nh•n1 1t;1, !Q . ... 11~ I''"" Iulo l;i!(' l!•t lilt• P,r1t1•h l<i t!<1 ;1n~ !11111 lu f'l'T!lt'!h 1!11 .. !at J... IHI! !he 1\n1 rr11·.111 ~1•11~·t~:~11·11 .111•11 1'1t'd !hr !T \- !11r J1(·Jp h1 d1Jnoi1 111J.! t1und1·1'd~ uf 1 111111~and , ul pr11:1lrl 1 01\nrd 11 e;ip(lns anrl oir111n 11n111on l"r 1ht· p111 pr•~r nf ann· Ill(! th(' f\1 11;..,ll llto /11(' (;11;11d ~.1u (','In hon1h :1 111111.11 1 1111!11 11 I' ;;i 111;1'' of ruhlil!·. h111 1•1u ·li<llt' 11111 i'11 n· rpw1 1'rl 11 1111111 \1 111r ,<rl11 11·.., :11•· 11 .ilJ..111t: on lhe ::uil :1 11d IJI 1111 11 1 t l•1\tr11I 11( lhr :-.111111 111~ p111111 J.11·1• Tl11' r ;111111d h:1pp<·n i1r11il ,,lt'h l1i11r .1.-; 1hr p.11r1uts arr d1,:u·n11·rt A ~ 1\.\'0ERSO 'I Tl 1' 1"i lo11.1i/ ,,,1,/r1 ·,~rd i/sr lf /t• a lf('lf,\/f /lf'f f'11c'"l•ll •'il li!1 /1'•·11 .lnlui r;, ,l\f"h n111; r R · /'t1.~1111 I. (_ 'n11yr<'.~s1na11 :"rhn11 r:: .~ruff 11pl11 f/11"11 /1111\, l111rn1rrl 1;,'!'HI Brlfa111':; \\'nr/{/ 1\"tir II clcf l'l!S1' cffr•rl.1' o ~ut liberal Su.1ss gun lau:s kr rit f /11/er frnrn n 11;orl1n a Sw1tzer- /1t. ii £di tor 1Uler11n1i ce ls Recall Tn Ille Editor: ThP recent elect1nn proved that f.iayor r.(1ldhrrg·~ and Councilmen Lorr's and Osl randcr'll rcciding of the people's "'ill 11·11s 1narcura1c fro111 !he bc,gtnning. They either 11·ould not believe what the citizens 1ra ntrd or they did beli'cve but thought they C'OUld cllange th e people's minds. A eoon~Tlman·s-duty is to do lhc wJJI ol llre people, not to rhange lhe w!!J of the people. During the hi,::h·fl~f' hearings the cititens came fnr1h 1n unprecedented numbers to express their desires. \Vith the petitions lht'Y l':1n1r fort h 4.000 slronE:. Thrt't' ('fln11nrss1onc rs and three (Olltl\'illlll"I l\!iUld 11()1 li~trn . \l'OUld not h l1('1i' One day before the election they 11r rr speaklnlit out .<e!;!ainst lhe. height 1111111 ;\'ow 1 ht'~ :ire being pr:i1scd For l1.•1'•n1n·• ro rht> prnple \\'hnt else could th!'y <ln ~-Thc pl'nplr had pa ssed a IR"I'. 1 \\II f ll\l'llSS IONERS. awarr of lhe1r u11trnJ hl1· po~111on ... 1a1ed th:it their !'' ,,•1011 11;'1~ 111<·on1pnt 1bl!' 11 I! h fll•t'lh•l"n~ .. 1 th!' E:f'fl<•r:il pl :in pr0hab\v i11co111p:it1ble 11 1th lhe clect1on results <1nd Mailbox ; Lrtters fro nz readers are wt>/conie. J\'ur11u1/ly irn trrs s/1011/rt convey their r·1t·~\O•Je,1, i11 3rJl l v 11rrl.; or less. The ,-1q h r ro f"n11rlc11 ~c lc t1rrs lo j11 spac~ 11r e /111111/(Jl t: /1/Jcl 1~ l <'$f"r1.ccl. A ll /et· (,•ts 111 1.,1 !l1C'/1Jr/1' .~1~1·1tJ/ ire oud mail· l•l~I 11tldrt s~. IJl•I n(:t11e~ n1ny be ivilh· /1clo l 011 r1'q<U'\f I f .suff1c1r11 t f'Cason i~ np11arc111. Purl ry u:ill 11ot bf' pub· lis hed. lhl'i r re~ign11tion \rill 11!1011· rcplacC'm rn!s 1no rc in 1une 11ith !hr 101rrs' desires. V't'rv Pl'Tl't:·t1 r1· i.b~('r1 n1 111n s \\'hat ;i p1t 1 thr 1·1nu1t·ilrnen 11 ho '.ICre in !ht· ..,;11111· lir1;11 il11l 11u1 al~ri hare such a k01'11 ~cn;;e 11f i 1\ It" rc~pn11 .. 1!ul1!.1' <Jlld join 1n 1l1i., Si•lf 1·11;il1l<ilirin, Tl1r1r 111se11s1!ivitv Ii\ !lie Pt·i1plr-s 11'111 1nu ~t l't'lll:lin t'o 1il11;.:t11' LI ' 111 lilt' ful\ll't' II (':1n no t b(' tu rn · •·d on a111t oil II 1' :ln 1111egra l part o! l11en1 111•'re ~l u ('\i u 1th c \\' l.r\Cl'\,\ 111th~l:ind :1n11 thl'r '.1 1 ~ _1e;1rs 11f 1111 ~. l·un~•derinJ.! a ge11erat plan , gro11th p1,!n·~. lr\·inr a11nrx:111nn and a I rpe11 ;1y tha t r:tn do noth ing hut h:i rm.., .\u. Tlh· :1ltt•:-11;1111 e 1.-. <L rl:tall. !"one of 111~· <lf(/Ua1ntanLcS 111 the organ1zal1ons hr:ult«I hr th•' "t·i11e lradcrs·· 11hl) h:i ve II ur:1t11t·lv t'1nbr;u•Pd lhr:~f' Lhr rr eo11n- (·,1Jnrn 1!1 1en n rh,,1<·1'. \1 ould .:hoosr to 1 ;11 1· lh1·n1 1n nff1e1• Tilt• r._1 all i" h;1c~ll 1Hnrd 11 11 had brr n • ;irll('r nHl<'h j.!rtr! 1·iould h.1vr hl:•1't1 .t1·111d1·rl F11 r!hrr p•ucr,i~unn !1011L<1n11nly bnnl,.'. furt!it'r grirf l\'.\J \\'_ Lt:At\ '1'11 1!1t' Fd11"1 \\0rrJ .., 1 :11111.1! 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These penple arc a d1 ~l;raec to our ('n1nmun1!y because thc.1 a1't• lor;1I husincss and 11·orkin~ people . ll1l·.1 c:tn't bh1n1e the long h;>~rs 1111.~ !11nc •.. &ing ;i \1 itnc .. ., 10 th is 11hnlc me<;,<;. I c1n100l <'<llllmt>nd l11J.!hly enouJ!h our local police drpartm<'nl Fnr h:l ndlin.~ of this diiiturbance . 11nd tha nk Crod that we ha\·e them. r-.1orr praise and re~pcct should be given to our city protectors J ~11\X\VELL B11 George ---, Dear Grorgt: Should I stay home evtry nij!ht a~ llll' "·He in~i"'" '1r is a man en- titled. to a night out \1·ilh lhr-boy~? Dear Hf'nper krd : i'\n11· anrt then HE:"JPt:CKED •I <li<ln'I s11y lhr v ll'oul<I be f,()()O .1ns11ers I s;11d thry \110u\d br rhrap 1 CHECKING •UP• Business Majo1·s Heaviest D1·ii1l{ers By L. ~I. BOYD ,.~EW SOUL.$ realize Presidf'nts Thornas Jf'fferson. And· rew Jackson and Zachary Taylor declared a national Thanks- giving Day Lob(' unconstitut iona l NOTE IT ALSO clain1ed aln1osr but not quite one out of ('\·cry 10 families nationwide has a backyard sw1mrnlng pool. .Just can't believe thal . • lN THE COLLEGE CRO \\'D, 11's those busines.~ admini~tra . Lion n1ajors \\'ho drink !he n1os1 lifJuOr, su rveys ~how Edu· cation nHIJOrs, the least CONSIDER SHARKS. Ln our part of the \\'Orlrl In the Jast·half century. rhe statisticians record about 200 att.acks on swlmn1ers. Of these, about 70 citizens have died . \Vha\'s that. an average of maybe four shark attacks a year alnng our coasts" r.Jajority escape 111 least with their lives. Divers havt killed n1ore zharks thdn sharks have kill!'d people, b angerous, those fish, don 'f mean to sa_v otherwise. Rut it'~ :i fact the human swimmer Is br11ver , stronger and deadlier· than the !hark. by far 1'1 «•11~ Agent Fo untain Valley police officeJ" J\1artin Engquist has been pro1noted to agen t in the depart- n1ent's De tective Divi · sion Engriuist. 27. has been \1•orking as a pa- ! rol officer since join· ing the department in J\1arch, 1970. Olive Trees 'rurn Profit REGISTERED VOTERS Israel Ilas Troubles I P eoce Causes Showing of Do1nestic Woes i JOIN THE LAGUNA BEACH RECALL By PHIL NEWSOM protesting governn1ent delays Panthers, ~aring no rela· PLEASE WRITE BOX 1621 Ul'I ~'""~ f'l•w• A.M!rll in granlir111. woge incrt ases to tionship lo th e American OR CALL '49-4-5924 .for Israeli Premier r..lrs . mett the nation's spiraling group of the samt name but 1 LAGUNA llACH llCALL qoMMITTll G Id M . 1.'0st of living. They returned combatting what !hey describ-1 o a e1r the summer is en· Spero Jo11IM, m•mkr, 1422\C•plitr••• ding as il began. And it hasn 't to work as the government ed as "discrimination" against , L .. Y•• h oc.h _ 4,4•5924 beeri. easy. prepared to invoke emergency the country's oriental Jtwish l ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ,,,easures. com1nunity. More than 11 vear of cease-fire has brought 10 the surface Customs off icials staying off As v.·ith many another manifestations of u n rt 5 1 their jobs forced the rerouting nation hit with inflation pro- otherwise suppressed for !ht of ships away fron1 the na· blems. Israel his the outword common good in time of war !Jon 's second largest port of appearance of prosperity. tmergency. Ashdod , Joining the protests Ne w \ n <l us 1 r i e ~ are against ,overnment economic ,. ti th sc In eary June, s 1 r i k 1 n' sprou 1ng, especta y o policies were 11.000 "rocerv. rel•ted to defen•e Th F'rench hospltal maintenance workers "' ·' · e ,-----------------------------... -, ' SULLIVAN ) @E<PJJ]j]j]@1JJ1ft$]Jfy ; SCHOOLS S slui'e owners. They locked rm• b b · I g · virtually closed down govern· a " etn argo <'g Lnn n in their doors to prfl!est a t9'7 r d th I 1· t NOW ENROLLJNG t cl f h f 11 ment mediclll servi c es , 11 orce e srae 1s o · s u enw; or r e a term I threatening for a couple of gnrf'rnment price freeze f'stablish a who!t new industry SCHOLARSH IPS available '• da."s In lea'e women ,.0 f';or 1vere these the end of l.~n:iel aircraft industries alone ' ti t' I hi I th 15""" Call nr 1rrite: 1 childbirth and accident l'ic· le gorernmen s rou es. en1p oy~ niore an .lN'• 1 !'.ms 00 place lo t"rn 1•0 ,,1 Gov ernn1ent devaluation nf workers. 1 " Th e Sulli~an Elementsry Sr.hool emergency in !hose areas not !he l~raeli pound -the third The trouble is that the coun· 26912 Etiancll!ro Orl~e : served by private facilties. devaluation in 10 years -has try has been nperatin(:: on M115ion v1e)o. California 92675 1 Also on strike v.·ere electric added to the cost of living and cred1!. io1porting $1.4 bil!ton Telephone (71.t) 837-6510 1 ~o labor's discontent. n1 nre than it has been able to Mrs. Lida Campbell, Hei d Teacher • r!'pairman. dock gu11rds and & cusloms nien. "II i.~ the workers who are sell. Ptr capital. her foreign 1 being devalued," said Yitihak debt is selling a world record. The Sullivan Elementary School 1 The government invoked B , n _Ah a r 0 n, head of Interest payments and Joan.-. 9945 Slattr Avenue 1 emergency regulations and Histradrut which is I.he coming due thi~ ye;ir will Foun18in Valley, Calllorrria 92705 I forced them back to wor k. backbone of the ruling Labor come to nearly $500 niiltion. Telephone (714) 982·1322 • 1,1 earl .. September ,,·rporl Mrs. Jeanne Day, Head Teache r 1 ,. Part~·. lsraE'lis already pay lhe I v.·orkers hit at another one of And to this were added the hi,lilhesl pt>r capita income !RX· : I THREE THI NGS a man c;1n 't dn v.•ithnu! <1ppearing :i little ridiculous. I Ask for ;1 doggie bag in a restaurant. 2. Remove a speck of dust fr orn anolher m<1n·s eye. :i. Sip a drink from a long-stcn1n1ed glass Odd YOU KNOW THOSE p1clurcs of baseball players on bubhle gum carrls? t.lavbe vnu weren't aware said baseball players gel a flat rate of 5250 for 11llov.·ing such exposure. Israel's Vital industries. \'OICCS of Israel's new!,v vocal es in th e \.\'Orld And for then1 1 A U/\'IQUECONCEPT v' A ~·ildcat strike at Tel poor. the )ilovernment h:id only th i!'. t'., __ -11'-'-P-RI\-'A_T_E_•_LB>-_'wr __ A_R_Y_sc_H_oo __ L_E_nu_CA_ ·Tl-ON Al'1v·~ lnterna!innlll Airport Amoni I hem is the bit of good news. The l;ixes . it • l7o l' R c111 cl1 e1· _tr_'_'_''-'-"_· _T_h_,_._·o_r_ke~r_'_"_'_"c__'~'S~'="~''='~"='="-'='=ll=•=d_t=h=e_B=l=a=''=· -'='='d=·-"='"="='dc..nn='=S:"=h=':s'='=r=. --------------~.:::.:::..:.:::.::.::.:::.::.::.::..::.:::__ AGE 17 is \\•hen the average young lady h:i~ the mn~! bovfriends, that'~lrue enough. But age 19 is v.·hen she·~ mOst apt to receive the largest number of marriage pro- posa ls. Or so CDntend the matrimonial researchers now. Just 25 years ago, she v.·;ts expected to have t~e longest list of boyfriends at age !9. Bui more girls are dating younger late- ly, fe\ver going stear!1•. CUSTO:VI ER SERVICE: Q. "Back in the d:iys v.·hen a miner could buy a drink with a pinch of gfJld dust. how much actua l mnnry was :-:uch a pinch :-:upposedly worth ~·· A. The standard v.·as 25 cen!s a pinch. The record shows one of the qualificalion.<; In br ;i i;i:oorl hartcnder in those day,<; v.·11s 1.o have long fingerna ils Q. ··\Vho sa1r!, ·The men whn real Iv believe in lhen1selves arf> all 1n the lunatic asylums""' A. That •Vas G. K Chesteron. He also said : "Art, like mor11l- ity. consists of dra1ving the !ine somewhere." And : .. My country. right or wrong·· is like saying. ·r.1.v mother, drunk or sober' .. Af\-1 ASKED TO name the Fastes1 grov.·ing to\1·n in our h1s!.orv \rnulrl that not be Oklahoma City'.' By dusk or April 22. 1B119. lhP r!a y sc.111t>rnent ~tartrd. 1t had picked up a populat1nn of \0,f)(}() 1rnt d\1'('!1crs. Ch;in1_brrs nf Commercr, pleasP note . . \\'HETH ER .vou 're nght-hanr!erj or left- handed. doesn't m<11.trr Thar part of ~·nur brain th<11 tinkers v.·ith words -lalking. 11·ririn~. hearin~. re;iding -i.~ on the left side nf your hr;id i\ormallv. normally. Yn11r q11r ~1nio1.~ n11rl r·o111n11'ii!S nrr 1i1r./rn111rrl nnd uHll br 11,<:t'rl nr C/·/E CJ...'/.llJ(; l 'P tnl1rrr!'rr rnss1b le. Please ndrlrr ~.~ 1_1011r IP(.tcrs to L. M Boyd. P.O. Bor. 187.5, Neu;port Beorh· 92660. llEMET (AP 1 -The once- boon1ing oli\'e industry in this Southern California town all but died until John ~1inor came along 11nd discovered what other nlive ranchers had miss· ed -don't sell the olives, sell the trees. Thal was in 1965 when it looked as if the olive tree was[ to become nothing more than n part nf Hemet's hi~tory, a historv tha1 1n the 1930s sav.· the s~·aylng of 14.()00 acres of oli1·c tree.~ But today J\.1inor has chang- ed all that. His ranch south of Hemet is planted with nearly 100.000 oli~·e trees rllnging from four to seven years old. r.1inor found nut the graceful nature of the lllive tree made it ideal for lanrl!'c;iping shop· ping centers. golf t(Jurses and l'\'en trailer p;irk.~. Some trees brought up lo $800 fully i;::rown Anrl .\11nnr·.~ m;;s~ growing techniques in hi.~ half.million <inllar nptratinn hat·e now cut wholcsalE' prices to SiO and S80 a tree . "You l'Oulrl say th:,1 .fim Minor saved the nlil'e tree In th i5 valley," Currie said. When it comes to Penney diamonds, s200 goes a long way. 14K gold en~agement r•r1 and wedd•r"Q bi nd , 7 diamonds. $200 14K gold coclda;1 •l11g tloral 1p•ay of 7 diafT!onos. $200 1.iK gold eng.ageml!nt r ~'l .and 111:dC•n9 bard d d·amono < $200 l11 An ·~ 14K gold 11r!g .,., •'h ':'7 c! ri ·~IT'nnd, S200 Tr1o 1AK gold engagement ring, y.,9ddin9 band and h•s l'!l."d s oj•~rnond~ S200 14K gold wedding ring \el, 1D d 1~mond! $200 Why • dl1mond !rom Ptnney1? Peno~v' 1 °~eoerd,.,M Diamond C1:m!ult1n! ot-••Tun1s •"i:i "~·D•n1es e1erv Pe.iney tl•l>norid IW<ee. nne• otlc<e l'f'Oun1. 1ng ~~o 1;e"• 1lrt • 10 ·~~ore tomo111rie11 wHh high nu1l•IY ,,~..,du'ls ~st~ll1,,c~<.1 bv our Merc1'0!nd•1t Tt s11n9 Cen•e•- You c ~~ n~.t conh<!t nte •n every P1 nn1v do1mond lo• ooo d cnlor 1nd r.t1r11:f nrt cl11nn cut!l!'IQ I nd 1i;~u•11e c•r•T we,gn1 Pe ·~•is Oitmond C,r11•1e1:1 '' gr~•" to eve•v d••"'O!IO co111el'l•••t. Penn•~ hO•r•t 'D••mond T11d1-ln Pol•~v g .. e1 ,.,~ !~e ooeo<tun1!y lo own r b•Qger o:i11.,,ond JCPenney fine jewelry The value s are here every day. Shop Sund •Y noon to !5 p .m. at the•• Penney storea: Aveilobl, 01 the follow1r>g ~10•~\· CANOGA PA ll'IC CAJI LS8AO DOWNEY FASHION VAltEY· SAN DIEGO FULLERTON HUNTINGTON B£ACH LAKEWOOO MONT CLAIR NEWPORT BEACH ORANGE ''THE CITY" RIVERSIDE V[NfURA. u,, p~,,n,y• f,,,,, Pi:iy.,..•nt Pio,,. - Special prices on smash hits: records and tapes. Stereo record special at record-low prices. 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A Chryaallt ProducUon .on Aepriee RecordL lm'l!ISE 3ea JC Penney The values are here every day. Thia special group includes great artitta Frank Sinatra, Glen Campbell, Johnny Cash; albumsby101 Strings from roma ntic to rock. RCA 'LoYe lelllrt from Elvia' by the Incomparable Etvte Pr-.Y. 4aa "tound .......... ; The P.ro1dge Pamlty. Stay up 1o date with them. BELL 2• "Berk' .,. ....,.. ... A-Don't- thlt one. QJIUNT 3• Records ond llpe cartridges available et ttieae stores: CANOGA PARK CARLSBAD CHULA VI STA COLLEGE GROVE CULVER CITY DOWNEY FASHION VALLE Y-SAN DIEGO FULLERTON HUNTINGTON BEACH INGLEWOOD LAKEWOOD LONG BEACH LOS ALT OS MONTCLAIR NATIONAL CITY NEWPORT BEACH NORTH HOLLYWOOD ORANGE "'THE CITY" RESEDA RIVERSIDE TORRANCE VENTURA WESTCHESTER WEST COVINA. R•cords only available at th ... stores: ALHAM BRA BUENA PARK BURBANK GLENDALE GRANADA HILLS OXNARD POMONA SAN FERNANDO SANTA ANA. VAN NUYS WHITTIER DOWNS. Charge IL :..f. DAJLY PILOT Wtd~. Stpttmbtr 15 11171 Sapport Pri•oner• Soledad Pol l Eyes Drinki ng At Age 18 'Too Slow' • Protesters Mru·ch L<1wyers Tr y Dela y Preside11t See king Speedup In Wes t Coa st Do cl{ Stril{e Fo1· 'Attica 1 200' ' 1. By lite A•1&ei.ated Pres1 Demonstrators in two cilit! ~~ have rallied in support of the inmates at New York 's Attica State Prison as reaction con· ~ linues to the bloody end of ils prisoner rebellion. About 150 persons parad~ ·~.through the midday. 90-<legret heat in Los Angeles Tu esday ·:.: J_o show support for "'hat they -ea\I~ the "Attica 1200" and Lo - . voice demands for nationwide I,"'-prison reform. In an orderly ra\ly attended ~ by many members of the ~ Black Panthers and t he ~ Angela Davis Defense ~m· ~ mitlee, one speaker described ~ the Attica inmates all "heroic • brothers laying down their lives to haman dignity." At the University oJ Oklahoma in Norman About 75 black students blockaded a one-way street for about two hours to show syn1pathy. "' . About 85 percent of the Attica ~ ·inmates are black or Puerto Rican. "There is one way ... the right way ... but it ain "t the white way," the protesters chanted. They posted a sign reading : "30 brothers dead , and things go on as usual.·• University police blocked all entrance! to the area durin~ the prote.sl "to help insure a peaceful demonstratinn and prevent cars from confronting the black: studentll." Whitt lltudents p a s s i n g through the area were told they would not c r o s ~ demonstration lines hut \vere wel come to observe and talk if they likM. Some heated "·ord s "'ere exchanged. In Buffalo. N.Y.. state Assemblyman Arthur 0. Eve wept as he told a State University audience that the inmates had refused 1o kill their hostages even y,·hen the police assault bega n. "Those were nonviolent. men in there," Eve said. "\Vhen the attack began. they refused tll plunge kn ives into their hollh1.ges. SAN FRA l~CISCO I UP I ~ - A petition aimed al delaying or block ing tbe trial of the .c;urviving two 1 o -c 11 l I e d Soledad brothers has been fil- ed hy defense lawyers. Convicts .John Clutchette anl Fleeta Drumgo are ac· cused of the slayi ng of a guard in Soledad pri~on. George Jackson. the third member or the Sole dad brothers. was shot and killed during a bloody el!cape al· tempt from San Quentin Prison, Aug. 21. A total of sir people died during the series of events surrnu nd ing J ackson"s bid for freedom. Lawyer!! filed the la test ~f ilioO Tuesday in the state Court nf Appeals, Oefen.se lawye rs F Io y rl Silliman. Richa rd Silver and .Jnel Kirshenbaum seek to ha ve Superior Cou rt Judge C<1rl Allen disqualtfied from he;:irlng any more pre·trial mnti'n ns in the case. Th"' petition alleges ,Judg"' Allen's '"bias, hostility and prejudice" against the Soledad brothers . SAN FRANCISCO IU P!l - Results of 11 Ca!i!nrnia poll SAN FRANCISCO (AP ) -harga1nin,it is !limply una c· c;:isuals. and iinproved fringe rel eased tod ay indic ated President Nixon h11s ordered cepta bly slow." Hodgson said bf'nefits . public opinion is turning In the chief federal media tor tn " .. we though! Ll was time \n A.~ker! l\'hy 1 ~ e ad· r•,or ol allnwing IB·year··fds San Francis-en in an attempt 11end in nu1 top miin ." " · .,_, •ft pe d ttle t r th 76 rnuiis!ra!Loo had not (n1·o]ved ..., s e se men o e Hodgson said Nixon was ex· more responsibilities and day-o ld dock strike that has emergency T.:1f\.fl ar1!ey Act tren1ely concerned about the right!i of adulti;.. tied up West Co11st ports from adverse ecnnnmil' impntl of prn1 1slnns In h:il1 the s!nke at The poll, conducted by Field Seattle to San Diego. the strike hy IS,OOO ILV.'U least ten1poranly. llod,i.::son N · f "· h said onl~· ··\\'e h<n·e nn plans Research Corp .. said Califor· egotlators or 11•1\ side!. members and ;:i nun1ber or ahearl nf this time lo do so." nians favor allowing 18·year· said !alks are conlinulnf:(, but Teamster Un1un waterfront they declined to comment on en1ployes. The walkout has Hodgson read a st;:itement olds lo be legally responsible Nixon·s action as they have idled about 1i5 ships in 24 which said• '"\\'ith lhP doc-ks, for debts. to gamble at state refused by mutual agreement \Vest Coas1 ports. .,.,. a re h n u s es and silo~ race tracks and lo purchase to speak publicl.v about issues Toe ILWU 1s negotiating thrnughout the \\lest bulging a)c(lhclic beverages. Secretary of J..;ibor .James with the l'~A O\Cr ii•ages. \1•1th unsh1 pf)t'd n1crchandise, The public seven months ago D. Hodg son announced Tues· fnngc bcnf'flts ;ind JUnsrlic-11 1th !hr 1'.il'ifir harhnrs S?I Ut· LOS ANGELES (AP \_ Los lined up better than two-tCH'lne day in \Vashingtnn that the 11nn o\'fr 11ff·dlX'k handling of lerl with uu11:t1\"e ships. and Angeles County has expanded againsl permitting the under President personall.v flrdered rnnl;:iioc nzM e;:irg{I('" 11•!1h shnrt;i~es de\'elop1n~ In LA Ex p ands Smog Alert ·System 20s to buy liquor. the pollsters J . Curtis Counts. director of The Teamst ers, v.·ho al so the slates of llaw0111. Alaska its smog alert system to in-,:11d. Nnw the public is 50.:;o on the Federal 11.lediation and claim off.dock con ta iner arid elsC\1·here, it is time f("tr elude sick persons as v.·e!I as the issue. Conciliation Service. to JUrisdictinn. have offered to the parties to redouble !heir school-eh1ldren, and two types A cross·sectlon of Califor· participate in lhe n1eet1ng~ sub1nit the dispute tn n1edia-!'fforts 1fl reach an ear!y of air pollution besides ozone. nians were asked about some between !lie Pacific Mariti n1e tion and. if necessary, binding agreemrn1 " nf the Proposed Change' af Association and lnt ernation;il arbitration, the IL\VU ha"s f\fc;:i nwhile. l11e ,/;:ipant"!se Under the new system about · 70 smo• alerts per year are feeling 18--20·year-0ll citizens. Lo n g sh o re m e n 'If. and 1n;:ide nn public response. post nff1ce ha s <;fopped ac· The figure indicate how {)pin· \\';:irehousemen'.c; Union. The ILWU seeks a 37.4 per· t·cpt1ng sea poi rcrls for !he expected. said Robert L. inns Or those 21 and over Hod gson .s;11d Nixon told cent y,•age incre;ise over tv.·o United S!ales because of !he Chass. head of !he 1..n~ have changed since teenagers Counts l(I gn 1n the \Vest Coa~t years tn SS 811 pe r hour, a \\lesl Cnasl Dock strike and Angeles Counl.Y Air Pollution gained the right tn vote i11 to "f.:icilitate bargaining." guaranteed 40·hour 1vork y,•eek 1he !hrc;:it nf one nn the East Control District. There were elections, said the pollsters . ' ' Th e pace of the for regulars and 32 hours for Coast beginning Oct. 1. about 40 alerts in the past 12 --------'---------------------------------------- mnnlhs. Kids learn from pets. From Penneys. - 2.22 .Hamster cage made of w ire, w ith exercise wheel and drinking bottle. ss~ These happy little turtles will am usa you by the hour. 59\: Turtle kit contains heallhy turtle aids. Includes: turtle food. waler conditioner and turtle bath. 49\: ,.--.-----, 11~ Golden hamster. Th is '''°\!\ _ _,, cute l11tle an im al makes a r e~:....-~ great pet for the kids j .-"'I . ··~ 98\: Hamster kit. Includes: food. lreat. nibbles and pamphlet. Have a happy hamster. Plastic turtle bowl 1s just the right home for your new pet. 899 5-gallon aouarium kit includes a stainless steel ao uarium, a ir pump. carbon and floss filler, a1r lubing . cond1t1oning food and handy booklet on fish care. JCPenney Your choice Stor $1 •Sunset Varlatus • Redtall Guppy •Green Swordtail • Sphen11ps Molly Shop Sunday noon to 5 p.m. Av•ilAbfe .. the folfow1ng stores: FASHION VALLEY·SAN DIEGO HUNTINGTON BEACH NEWPORT BEACH ORANGE ·:rHE CI TY '. RIVERSIDE. Charge it. 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"'" •t"••r-..,.,,,, ' '· ----- Costa Mesa-548-5454 3442 Via Lido Ne wpor t Beach-673-8530 ' d n a ' ' y e -· e e d t Scl1ool Fii1ance Study Ordered SACRAi\fE!li'TO IAP1 Two A!;sembl)' subcommJttees h.111t bfol':n 21ven lhP jnb of cnm1ng up "''llh 11 public !chonl finance .-;y11tl'm tn replare !he onf: nullified by lht St:tte Supremt f nur1. Otmncr11tic A ~ s " rn h I '! Speaker Bob .\1oretli on Tues- I ndigents Ceniete ry Burial Set SA S FflA .~\I SCO !AP l f ift y horl1es nf 1 nd 1~ents 1n thr r nun!v 1nnr,i:ue will hi! huried 8t Sk~·!:i v.•n ('t'mf'lery. ~1Ayflr Jnseph Al101n announced . :;ikvl;:iw11 is not affl"cl erl hv !hP · l(l:l-da v Qld remelerV \\'nrker.., slrikt>. which ha11 stopped all burial~ al nine Colmii cemetries and one in Pain A\10 AHn!n !laid the mnr,i:ue i.'i ne11 r r apacit.v and room musl bl': rlrarrrl for future indigent dead. He alStJ mf'ntioned possi- bl e health problem~ In con- 11ection with the current heat W8\'t . da~· ordered lhf' study b~ thf' Assembl~, Education Com- mittee'A fin11nce 11ubcommltlet: and the Ways ;i nd Means Cnmm itl et•~ f'ducalion sub- cnm mitlPe Mnrf'tti sa111 lhe cuurl, hy stri king t1Qwn the school fi- nanct' sv.1'11'm b;:is~ on Inca! prope.rl}; t<i~e.". hris J:1Ven the lf'gislillUrt' a 1nnnumrnl;i l jnh, "It's s r. m f'. I h \ n ~ li ke d1srn\·ennfr,! nn ynur Jr.!nlden 1\'t'dd1ng ;inni\•r rs;iry day that 'nur marr1a,1tf" l1cr nse has btt'n re \•nke<i." he s;1 1d. The cnurt rulerl t h l! t rlepPndenrf' nn local pr<1perty ta):('5 to ~uppnr1 the sla!p's 1,l.l7 schnol rl 1s tr i <'ls disrriminate~ <1 .(:ll1n."t pnnrer arPas. ri.1nretli ~i11rl 1hr hei.;isl alure ;., J:n1n~ tn h;i\'r !n r nmr up ~·1th a financJ nJ: nierhnd ~·hirh \l'lll n1ret lhe rnn stitu tk1n.il lesl nf equ;il prn1er!1nn Rut he said hr dnuhls If it c:1n be dnne be fnre lhe end of the current session. "[! L, m11ch tno e;irly In say flat ly "'e ha vr nn\.\• twn llP· l ions: !e\'v a un i form statewide ·properly 1<1x fnr schools. nr h;n·e the st~!e pay al: CQ!l'; nf publ ic toducatinn frnm its tax sou rces," :'-lorett1 !<l id. Boycott 1'1111;; A s.~embly1n::in \\'1IJ1 ::irn l\r lch11m. IR-Paso Roble,c;), aulhor or a fa rm lahnr bill In outla\1 r:er nnd(!r.v bn.v- cril\s anci rrq\l1re !'f.'r re! e lP<'l 1nn ~. tntrodure ... othP.r a s~rm bl ,1·1nf'n In 200 su ppor!er~ or the bl!\. 8 11;..:es or non -union h::irv ested fru tt 11 ere. prr sented to the assemblymen. State R eapportionment Pl.an 'Not Un reasonable' SACRAMENTO (APl Asu.mbly Spuktr Bob Mortt- li s1id Tuesd1y Dtmocralic nf Onth parties, which Is In A.sslmbly ed1e with one handlt reapportionment in vac.tncy 1t1 a tr~dlllonally tmllke-filttd room11 Wt 've Dem r.cratic dlstriet. plant (or reappo~ionmenl of m•rle !l clear we wiU nol 1c· l.Awii; .11 n n o u n t e d a the A1sembly wlll probably ln-<:epl lhi11. Reapportionme nt Rtpublic.an pl an l.11sl ""eek crease hia p.arty' ~ntrnl t>l mu.~t be JI publlc l.!!.!!Ue," he "'hirh ~·ould not maU-much lhe BO-seat Assembly b Y said another two or three vote11. Lrwi~ cnmp!ained secr·ecy cliangt. in lhat lillt.-up bul But Moretti "1ld the 8till· about the reapporti onment bl!! wnutd giv e black and 'Chicano 1ttret Demncratie pt•n "i11 Ml reinforced fea rs Oemocrals poli tician s .11 chant.e t(I un8eat going lo be unrea~nable. I Intend lo w11 it until the 1 .. 111 some Incumbent Dmlocrats. don't think !here will bf' 1 big mitiute •nd then ram throui h J\1oretti, who condemned tht. ha!!!le" over it W ! th t• t. •·11 "t par i:u n 11! • Republican plan .1111 ·· 1. jnke." Rtpublic1n11. Dt.mflCral.11 now h1:ve 1: 42-37 said the Democ::ratfe plan "Unl ike prrvious years. the Yonuldn 't IM k much like one DAILY •U.tT • e:117 Fer a FR.EE water~s majority pMtY i~ Mt 1oln£ tt'! ~wls announced. It a lso ~~~~00,~r~in~;f[;~~t~·. !~ 1~ Ca J. \7 e I. Loan lj~·~·n~u~ld~ei~"'~m~ino~r~ll1~· e~1 ~•~b~ig~g~e~c ~~~~~~~~~~~ \'(llCI!. in .!!I.ale politiCJ, ht uid . Moretti, ··we will Mt try tn I d"1coy the R<publio.n party Bill Appro\·ed ·· in ceapportionm<nL" I TEMPLE SHARON However, Rep u b 1ic 11 n SACR.AJ\IENTO ( APl -A W•Lc:om•• you to join us f•r 1""'" •'P'""d suspid on hill octating • """ mitlionl HIGH HOlY DAY WORSHIP SERVICES (Ind annoyAnct' 11l a new tlel11.y hond i.~~ue tn pump mnre. ~OSH HASHANAH in unveilina the nemncratic rrinney into Cal-Vet home p!11n for dr11wini new district ln11n~ rlea red it~ fina l Senate t h I I. d d SwlMl•r. S.•'· It -7:00 r."4 . l i nl'.~ In m11 r pnpu a ion cflmmittee Tue11 1y an was • s. 1 0 •114•'1'· ''· tO -:J A.M. i;h1 fl ~ btt~·een thr 19M anrl sent ln tht rlnnr. T11'"4l•y, '-1t'· Jl -1:10 A.M. J970 censu se~. Thr honrl is~ut \\'nu!rl appear! "'The leadership nf lhi~ nn H1, .Juror J!l72 prim(!ry 'YOM KIP,U~ hnu.~r i~ ~ h fl w i n £' no hallnl under the Ai;s~mhly-ap-Tu"4..,, '-itt· 11 -1'1 Nl4,. -l :JO •.M, · h · • • · d WM11 .. lllr,. S.,t. tt --l :JI A.M. It ad e r ~ 1 p , ll' I I prl'lverl bill hy Assembl.vman A!5emblyman .Jrrr,v ~wi~ nf Edwin 7.'btrJ:. 1 D-Sacr.tmen-LIMITID SIATINS AYAIL.tlll H. hi d h1·er Republ1•an •• , ''' W. H•Mllt•~. C•~'• w--,4,.1111 1£ ilf'I ~. ~ ~ ~W"'.'.:·~~~~~~~~~~!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ on the Assembly Election~ and_• Reapportionment Committee. "It appt.1r1 th.elr inttnt 111 thi~ i~ tn fl"llln" tht: precedent m~gnificent @mstrong Wewere having _ a Chevy garage sale. floor designs ... one to suit your taste and budget i mpala. Now we have a garage sale and a tax reduction. Chtttllt. ff the 7% excise tax Is repealed by Congress, the tun amount wm be refunded to buyers of new 1971 Chevrolets purchased after August 15th. )'our Chevy dealer is ha ving a garage sale-cltaning out his 1tock of new 1971 Chevrolet! at clearance prices. Plu!, the President ha.a 1&kcd Congr"5 to repeal th• 73 Federal excitit tax on automobile&. effective AlliUSI 15th. lJcpending upon the morlel. this could mean a reh;:ite of up to ~200. "'hich "~ll be refunded directly to buyerr; by Che\.Tolet. So. on lo p of garage-gale savings. the proposed excise tax rebate could mean an txtrn savings on every '71 model your dealer etill h::is in i tnck. On Impal a. Americ.a 'g favorite car. On Che.velle. America '1 favor1te mid-site car. On Camaro. America's II sportiest 4-sea ter. On •II new 1971 Chevrolel!. At your Chevy dealer'L -·- 8 rlf\O In your room dlmentlana 1of • -lgotlon eol!Nta. 'Santa Cruz ' vinyl Corlon• Distinctive chi.ode.sign wtth Hydrocord• back. A look of unity at modest prices. In 8 colors. 'Castlllan' cu~liioned v1ny1 in 13 handsome catterna and 39 ~ci ting colbra. A luxurious look f6r.any d ecor. any roOm . 'Solarlan' The .sunny floor that shines without wax. Choose from l oaHtirns in • eolor1 each. with Mirabond• w&ar .surface . Do It yourself and save. Place 'n Press ~ E xcelon~ Tiie. Of vi nyl 1sbest06 that'! ~itlf-ad hering. J us! oeel off backing .•. clacf! tile ... 1nd cress. No mess. no fuis. AdhAres to new surfaces, or over old floors. Oo i1 yoursttlf !nd 1ave. Now 29~ 12"X12"111• 0<J I 9' X 12' lloor toe ooly '32. JCPenney The valuee are here every day. 299 "'yd, aso l<).yd. Come In or phono: CANOGA PARK (883·3660 1 DOWNEY (88M641) FASHION VALLEY-SAN DIEGO (29 1·6050). FULLERTON (171 .. 344) HUNTINGTON BEACH (892-777 1) LAKEWOOD (83<1-7000) MONTCLAJJll (821~811 ) NEWPORT BEACH (8«·2313) ORANGE "THE CITY' (830-6001) luy It on Pen .. yo Timi Payment Plan. Otepka's Fate Still Undecided \VAS!llNGTON (UPI ) ..,. Ot- to F. Otepka moved from a llny room in the state Depart- ment. to a lux urious office of the Su bversive Activities Con· trol Board three years ago but his work hasn't changed much. !-!e's still sitting and waiting. Olepka has been a con- troversial figure since 1963 \\'hen Se!'retary of State Dean Rusk ordered him fired from his $19,000-a-year job as chief security officer in the depart- ment for giving secret person- nel documents to the Senate Internal Security sub- con1n1it tee. But Otepka remained on the p:iyroll -some times at a lower salary -for several :years v;hile he appealed his disn1issal. During that time, lie was given a small office \•;here he said his only assign- n1ent was to read the con- gressional record. 'T'he civil service com· Jl1ission ultimately refused to t rinstate hi m in his old job. l fowever, President Nixon in J une, .1969, nominated him to fill an unexpired term -at a $36.000 salary -as a n1ember of the SACB. Some liberals opposed the nomination but the Senate gave its approval in a 61-28 vote for Otepka. The tenn, ran out Aug . 9, 1970, and Nixon then proposed him for a full five-year appointment. The Senate did not act on the President's request last year and the nomination was resubmitted by the White House thi s year. Tt was air proved by the judiciary com- mittee, 13 to 3, but there has not yet been a Senate vote on confirmation . If the Senate adjourns again this year wi!hout voting on the nomination, Otepka's current recess appointment will expire and he will go off the payroll. So, once again as at the State Department, he is watching and waiting, and hoping for a vote soon after the Senate reconvenes after the summer recess. He ·s.1vs he is not worried about how the vote would CO!Tle OU!. "I feel very confident," he said in an interview. "Cer- l:iinly the administration sup- JYlr!~ me." " :1. James 0 Eastland, ID· ?-.I ts.~ , l chairman of the lnternol Sec u r i I y suh· cornmillee le which Otepka ga\'e the d e part men t cll"K"uments, h B s applauded r\ixon's nomination a n d described Otepka as "a man who has performed a .yital srrvice to his country." Some liberal.!!, Sen. Edward P.t Kenntdy. (D ·M ass .,) among them, charged Otepk:i associated too much with t ightist _groups . A syndicated columnist, Carl T. Ro\\·an, recently described Otepka as "a sort of Daniel Ellsberg in reverse." Ellsberg is accused of furnish i n g newspapers v;ith classified Def,ns e Department documents -the celebrated ···Pentagon Papers" on origins and conduct of the Vietnam war. Tn the interview, Otepka re- jected the comparison with Ellsberg. 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FROM $17 TH£ GRANT BOYS c1rry 1 full line of lord Jeff swe1ter1, golf shirts tnd pull-overs for work ind pl1y. Tht Grant Boys 1r1 proud of their 1elec· tlon for lick to School: * EVERY STYLE! * EVERY SIZE! * EVERY COLOR! New Draft Law Aids Students WASHINGTON ~UPI ) -A young man's chances of being ind ucted inlo the afmed forces will no longer depend on which draft board he 1s registered wit h. Bu t guing to·college v.·il! still count for sornct h1ng even with student defer ments on the way out. Lost in the furor over an- tiwar and mili!ary pay raise amendn1ents to the stymied Selective Service bill are pro- visions that are inlcnded to eliminate two of the inequities most frequenlly complained or in the draft. \Vhen arid if Congress breaks its sialcmate over the measure and revives the cur- rently suspended draft. no new student deferments will be granted and henceforth youths \\.•11! be called up from a na- l!onal pool rather than through and local quotas. Unde r the Draf~ Act that ex· pired June 30, President Nixon \l'l'IS required tiy law to grant deferment~ to nny registrant satisfactory Pursuing a fu ll- time cou rse of instruction a t an institution of higher learn- ing . The deferrnent was goo<I until the student reached 24 years of age or received his bachelor's degree, whichever occurred earliest. At Nixon's request, the House and Senate voted to repeal lhat mar:datory feature. The President had a lready said he Y.'OUldn't be granting any more student deferments if the requiremen! was lifted. In the jnint conference call· ed to reconcile differences in !he scp;irate draft bills pass<'d by the House and S<'nate. negotiators agreed th<il thr President \l'ould no longer have to grant tiny new defernJen!s. But !he conferees insisted t h:it any student who was eligible for surh a deferment during the 1970-71 academic year \1•ould retain the right of automatic deferments under the conditions of the old law. This means that at the star! of !he nev.· school year almost all sophon1ores. Juniors and s<'niors will be AUarantecd im· munity frnin the draft unlil they Araduale. Youths cnlerin,i? c n l 1 e g e from now on \1'111 not enjoy t hat privilege. Bui that isn'l to say they are prime candidate~ for lhc draft. ~·ar fron1 ii. To begin with. a freshman IS usually 17 or 18 years o!d. The Selective Service s.vstcin docs not take youths until thC'y are 19 years o!rl Additionally, \lie new \<i w will protert a student from a sudden dis ruplion of h \ s studies in the vent his lottery nun1hcr makes h11n a prime candidate for the draft It speclficcs lh<lt a student receiving an induction order may h a v e his induction postponed 10 the end of the semester or. in the event he 1s a senior. till the end of !hr acad<'rn1e year. Thus n1osl nf lhe "un- protected" students entering college this fall probably will not face the draft until June of 1973 -the date by \vhich the new dr<lft la\I' will have ex- pired and the dale by whiel1 the adm1nistr<1tion plans to in· s!1l11te <ln <ilJ .voluntC'er army. The net resull. not1\•1thstan- ding lhe off1c1:il elin1111a!1<1n of student dcfcrinen!s r (' \\' students :ire likely lo he in· durted while the draft con- t inues. A more genuine rrn1nval of an Inequity will toke place with the establishment of a national draft call and the abolishment of state and local quotas. No longer will a youth be able to complain that his draft board has ordered him up for induction while a friend ll.'ith a lo~·er lottery number, but registered with a different board, escaped the draft. ANIMAlogic • .,f'{ 'JMGOLD NOT Sf. r.-uG1tf° IN "1{001-t.W l£SS 1tACUt:~S UJILL'f WANf 1b 1.EAR N. ! ~ KIDS LOVE UNCLE LEN SATURDAYS IN THE DAILY PILOT I I' I l DAIL V Pl LOT j f ANAHEIM 2636 W. la Palma 821-8900 ~ OPEN DAILY 9 'til 9 SAT. 9·6 OPEN SUNDAY 10-5 'l'HE GRAHT BOYS CARRY A FULL LINE OF SPORTING GOODS AT LOW PRICES . ·COST A MESA 1750 Newport Blvd. 646-1696 ](' 1 t.t .'.PORT AiJf l.L .'.PO_R~ •( ·THE ~GRANT BOYS l;i-.• 'Sr -..::;. USE YOUR CREDIT AT THE GRANT BOYS * MASTER CHARGE * BANKAMERICARD l SPALDING MATCHED CLUBS -converse L "ALL STARS" DAVE STOCKTON SIGNATURE MODELS NOW 1h1 high u orin11 Conv e11e 1h1I i1 de1i11ned for brt1k•w•y 1pe'd de 1i9ned in Suede i nd le1ther, 11101 !right "'"' color1, •II 1ize1. SPALDING'S foremost signature model. Matched set of 1-3-4 Woods ind 2 through 9 Irons . Save mor1 now 11 THE GRANT BOYS! $6995 CHECK OUR PRICES FOR All YOUR GOLF NEEDS REGULAR $129.95 "ARNOLD PALMER" GOLF SHOES by Eaton Pl1in 1111 t1ddl1 1ewn.in killie1, m1n·mtde 10111 ind heell, cu1hion innt r· aolt ind le11htr.qutr· t1r linin91. Himalayan BACKPACK EQUI PMENT PACK & FRAME .Alum inum fr.tmt, p~dd~d .1d ju1!.1h!1 shoulder straps, wl!erpronf nylo n b~g. THE GRANT BOYS NOW CARRY TOPOGRAPHICAL MAPS. Over 200 diffe rent mops Including Sier- Cl eve!Ond Notional Forest, Sequoia the Colorado River. ONLY LOWEST PRICES IN TOWN ON GOLF BALLS ! LADIES' GOLF SHOES Whi tt l11!htr wi!h red 1nd blu• 1hining poly mtric 1addle, Tip, ind 11wn-in kil!it1. (u1hioned heel, min· m1de 1ole1 i nd h1el1, le1!her qu1 r"r lining, G11odye1r wt l! ton· 1truclion. COLEMAN PACK and FRAME llGHTWflGHT fo r lh1 prafe11ion. 11 with 2 r11omJ comptrlmenl!. tllY·llptn 1ippe11, S big aullidt potk1h. fr1m1 i1 ruggttl, y1t lighf, comfort1bl1. s39aa $tondard Mod•! $29.88 COLEMAN' BACK PACK TENT fO~ FULi TIME h1•wy·duty c.tinpi"I 1erwitt , lightwei11h1. 1ltep1 2 1dulh , 7'xS' rid11e height Zipprred Oir11h· old ln1ide 1!orm fl ap, 1ew·n.i" moi1. lure proof rip·1lo p 11ylc " fl oor. To1t1 w•i9h1 S 2S lb1. s49sa JUMBO 9'xl2' FAMILY-SIZE fEATUR ING tile eiclu1i¥1 lock·o mftic ... Just twist the ltltscaping pnl1 . . slide to de1ired ltnglh, twist back ind \ock. Color coded p11lt lip1 an 111 out<ide lr1me1 , , 1prin9-lc1ded up- righll ind br1ce pole• Ju lnm1tic1llv 1dju1t hbric ltn1ion n11 milter wh11 the we11he1, $10988 Reg . $129.95 10'x1 6 ' OASIS • , ••••.•. $159.99 HIKING BOOTS HEAVY DUTY booh wit h vib1111 1ol t, p•dded 1peed l1ce1. l rception•I qut liry Jumbo 1•wi11g1. Si1e1 7.12. $1995 THE GRANT BOYS CARRY A COMPLETE LINE OF CO ~EMAN SUPPLIES ! @$18 SINGLE MANTLE LAlli~R N $1088 REG. $14.95 LAYAWAYS AND GlfT CERTIFICATES ALWAYS AT THE GRANT eoYS! THE GRANT BOYS WERE READY FOR DOVE SEASON ON SEPT. 1st •••••• WERE YOU? ' * COME SEE WORLD RECORD GAME ANIMALS ON DISPLAY A1 OUR ANAHEIM 510REI * COME SEE OUR $ 10,000 SHOTGUN AT OUR COSTA MESA 510REI RED HEAD ••••'•"r $s.95 DOVE STOOLS DOVE STOOLS SAU '3'9 •191 . s139a '\ ., '"'.,., -., ., ., ., ., ., ., ., ., .... ., •.,' I '.,.,., ., ., ., ., ., ., .. • • ., • • ., •., ., f ~~~~~~--··_··_···_··_··_···_-·_··~~~~~ '·.\ iJ,. IUY A ltlltster GUN LOCK FOR PEACE OF MIND for H•t1d9un1, ll:ifl11 $ 5 95 and Shottvn1. l lock 1 tritt•r Ktlon. Ji11. '" pl11 tof!'lbltr ttc· writy • DOVE SEASON SPECIALS Remington Shotgun Shells $199 12 GA , 20 GA, 410 , . . ao:c 16 GA ... •., ... •. • $2 1'•ox : \ ~' I I I' 1\ ~ I \ ' ' ' \ ' 111 I I /ii II DAJ LV l'lLOT Shortness Of Breath A Proble111 B~ Pf'tf'r .I. 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So~e 26' on every poirl $)03 Folding Bed @sa66 :SNfflily -d· .,...,I fro-wilk l 'h• !h;ck. <o,.for!abl• '""t• ''""· Gr•e11/orgvom ,· Choice of KING-QUEEN or STANDARD SIZE all at ONE LOW PRICE s3•• •• 20x36" KING SIZE Buy 2 & Save SJ.97 '3" •• 20x30" QUEEN SIZE Buy 2 & Sav£ $2.99 '2',":. 20x26" SiANDARD Buy 2 & Save Sl.99 Your Choi 'e 2i399 (o.,,fqr\Dbl• p;tf.,....,, fi tl~d wrth ''""! poly••I•• loberi '"' truo 1leo P• "II lu. uryl Ou<>ti1y COiion tick• "II i" po1•el I"''"" at .,.1i;11. :Sia t jtulty & 1r .. 1i. A p•llo .. hote !o f,t yo~r •v•'l •••di 149 First Quality Mode by Cannan • Sl.29-1 6126 Ill. 99, H11nd TowtlJ ...... •.59t-1l1ll hi.. 47' "'""'"" • Wash Clo1h1 •••••• Oelw•• 1h•<>r•d '""°" lo••'• "'ado wi1h 1.,: mo•"'""""" <O•• for =~?"""ii., cl •l<1ol. Cli oo1• ''""' foah io" colo r• I" ,...o •e n, •<•1pt••td Ro•• J<><11va rd du ill"• 11" Value! Clieico o! chonillo '" WO•tn •Pr•ad1 i n gtoat colon. ht 11uol· '"'' ;..,.., ..,, .. 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Frlskles ~ Cat Food Your Cho ic e ix Grill• Dixie Dinner a 10~99c ~ ' l ' ,"or 2·• tol e p cn1, 9 ''i•.!i 'lt"' br•ad pa~o, 6 ""' .. uffi,. P""'· pluo ..... ,~1 Cotton ~;!~i'" Sheet Blanket Sa le Bu ys s111 fi t1• quol1 1y, 1hi 1~ty ~opp•d, •n•y·<o••, ",.."0" blo nk•h. b01I 74 ••• ~ ,., •. 23• ea. 5 Year Light Bulbs \ Cho ice of 40~0.7S·100 Wott1 ./ Buy 2)J' ~!:: & Save f' 17c 2~29c No "'Q'• hulb tna"<k•nG "''t~ I Y'· bullu. G1eet! lot ll<1 •d !0·••<1<~ plo<••· 69~. Voluol Duracraft Rubber Glowes Buy2 Pr. & 2PR.,,c Sove 69c for lcono Brand o ~,.,bl • de.h i• "''"'.rl rub h··· o .. ~~!od lo' ou•• '""· l'ltw NDrl G11a•d ''"'"'L $M L lo! quol1•·t t-----"" 1:i1r.1;11M Band /rllo~u ii loo\ & leo l notv•<1 tty b•e1u1,fv! ....... 57c Reg. 10• & 15• School Supplies • "n1oc Ptu1J SNIJHff •Pint" lolot • Wolu ti••r • Pn!11cl tr •1t• i" ltlft • lu 11 11~ P1111 Cl1n • l Htlt lofto D"ohri •Pu t111 fllh •by T ~ril'l' cl~""D tliio b l11 lo<t·to-5<~ool ,.,1, .!io .. "" oc~ool ,....;1 LePages 660x V2" 59c Miracle Tape •.• 37c 250 Sheet-Swirl Type Memo Pads .•. 59c 49<·3 Hole Theme look •.......• 3 7 c Zipper Top $ 99 12x 16" Port!oh o . • • 2 Rock 'n All That Ja11 91c 3·Rlng Binder .. 5 7c For The Record w:s; 1 +'.'19-~--- Marriage Licenses Denth Notice• l!AIH.Y P:oo.-f••lv .t.ge JI. 01 76• Wllooo SI. (o>•8 MUI, D.11!0 o! M•lh, S•ot~mbet ll. 1~11 Su.-v1ve.:i tiy w;!t. fvely.,, "'"· lloor• Jr , o• a .. 1DM : d•ugM••· C~•Oli"• t:••I>'. l•~u~ se .. ch: 1w .. Q•1ndchlldre". (;r1v•"d• >••vi<•>, Fro<1ov. JI P.M. Ho•· 00• ~•11 Memod&I P•rk Witn OwlOhl l(•nvQn <>ll•Cill1~0 W•llcli!f Cho~I Mo•· 1v1rv, 6•b-d1U, O"•<lo,., 1-i.t.Mll TOOf ..,,,,, "'""' '"'""''''on. A~• M , o! P•c••it Triller P••I<, Hunli.,.,!oo Seocti, L [ 1 • member ot E1ol1rn St•r, S•n Fr1<1Cl><O Jew•I Ch101e• ,5!. 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MDnl•"'· '~'~ hrnt~•" •ronur "'""""· It•"'"' !:•1ino N•'"'"' w .. con<on , llot1• tl"n N•l,,,,n, 11,.~,.1~: thr•• '""'" ,~,-On,. fl\•verlao•. Mnn!•n•. I'« f·rn• e'"""· ~''""""'"' M" f,•n•v••,• "'"'"'"n H•n"'•'-two "'"""r"""'~" r,,~~')"I' nf l!nlv•""~ n< "''"""•-'• "•1•""1 ~<~or,<, mom~" M 0••"9' c.·~~" M•nt<•• •"'<'"";"" r,,., •• n• 'P•voe••. '"""n•~. • •" "••• . """"'~""' "••"-M•mnrlol ~"'V'(e•. T ~'"'"'V In 'II\ AM ~· l"tOPr•" ("V''" ~· '"• (•""· L•Q"~' 1-l<lh ~'""" l •-a'1~• ~~"'" Mn""" ' "'""''r'1 1!015LE"J ••nn'"' Rn~•••, or<1 '"'''t ("cl• "'";;,' l•qlnn 6riH" S~.v·C•1 no n~lnQ •I S"'1 ' ARRUCKLE & SON WESTCLJFF MORTUARY 427 E. 17th SI .. Costa Mesa ........ • RELL 8ROAOWAV MORTUARY 110 8roadw11y, Cnst1 Men LI S-3433 • P.1cCORP.fTCK LAGUNA REACH ~tORTUARV 1795 Laguna Canyon Rd. 4H-t41• ~ PACITTC VIEW PtfEMORIAL PARK Cemetery Mrn1Ull'1' Chaptl l~OI Pacific View Orlvt Newport Beach. California t44-%70I • PEEK FAMILY COLONIAL FUNERAL ROME 7801 &Isa Aft. We1tmln11Ur '-'34SU • S~tlTHS' MORTUARY 127 M•ln ~L Runtlngtnn Rf:ach ':\US3t 06,IL'I' Pl LOl J:J Flrtn T11rtaed Down Tickets Processed Superviso1·s Nix Traffic Citatioris Now Cornputerized Vote Count Plru1 By .!ACK BRORACK by narne, drll er's lirPnSf before. v.•1th 11 re~ult1ng gain in U1e1r traffic ol(ense!>. 01 "'' 01nv ,1101 l••f! nuniher, soci;tl s ec u r ity ineomt 10 tht. county of F:~ent\J.111} ln form;iJkiri wil l SANTA ANA -The lr:trfic numbe r and nlher identifiers. $3;,0,000 11 year. ht> fed into the central com• law ~·iolatnr who today ignores lt v.•i ll be practicall.v im· 1 1 d lh 1111 purer from <ill fi ve C'OL.lnty SANTA ANA A la~t minu tt pitch by the reprtsen· talivt or 11 vole tabulation firm to change approvl'!d plans (or Orange County vote ct'lun· ting ntxt ye11r fa iled Tuesda y. Supervisors by 1 3-l vote lurnl'!d down • proposition nf - fered by Robert Hill of the Com putavote Company of Los Angelts which ht argued v.·ould savr the county several hundred thousand dollars. Rtgislrar of Voters Da l'id 1-Li!chcock told board members the '"ne v.•'' system being of· fe red by Hill was not nev.·, thal it had been evaluated tasl June along with fil'e Qther 1.vslems. In August. super visors ga ve Hitchcock the go ahead to purchase equip ment to str eamline the Coleman elec· Ironic: vole counters and im· prol'e their operation at a cost of $520,800. Hitchcoc k warned supervisor~ 1'uesdaJ that. '"\Ve hal't reached the point when our decision must be firm. If we hold up the agreed pro- gram now wr will not be ready for the primary election next June." He said the presenl ap- proved program only allowed New Court Gets Okay By Valley SANTA ANA -A proposal to build a federal dist rict court in Santa Ana has received the backing o( the fountain Valley City Counc il. Cou nci lmen passed 11 resolu· !ion Tuesday night in which they urged construction of a federal cn11rt in tht Santa Ana civic center. The proposal, v.'hich also ha~ the b11cking or the ('OUnty Ba r Association , would !ncalf' :t St:- cond district court nf !hf' Cen· tr;i l Dislricl of Cali fornia in Orange Cou nty. Currently the district court i~ located ln Sen Bernardino. Councilmen note<! lh:it !hr. district. is the only one among rhe first 77 in ,o;ize to have: a singlt cou rt location . They alsn !>Qin! ou! that the district is ~ixth nf thr 1'.1.1 federal court districts iJ1 the number of civil case filings. Development Bounced Bv Planners ~ SANT A ANA -Developer ~'illiam Lyon has been given 60 da v.~ to correcl. an access defic1Pncv ;ind provide ;i schnnl sir e H he \v;inl$ his cen- tral lrvint' Ranch dt'vrl0pment appnived b.v the ('Ount y Plan- n1n.11 Cnmm1ss1nn. L\'nn wan!.~ tn bui\rl 2AA s1n~le family homes and ;in rlght·acre cnmmercial centi>r nc;ir Cul1'e:r Dri vr and the Snn1a An;i Frteway. rlans l'eviewed h_v the com- mission call for only nne il("'- rrss rn;:idwa_v, Walnut A11Pnue County Fil'e Warden Elmt?r O!ilerman has voiced his ob- ject ion to such a pla.n. If the lone access wa.~ blocked. firr fig hting equip- ment could not Jlel into the area. Osterman argued. Original plans fnr the sub- di vision called fnr 11 10-acrf': schoolsi!e . bul it wa~ later deletl'!d when the f\.iarine Corps indir.ated l! degire kl l'IC· quire an air corridor for lhe Santa Ana Marine Cor pi; Air Facility, wiping out lhe schoo l area. Huntington Hit-run Case Set WESTM TNSTF;R -A man 3ccused of leaving the scene o( 111 fa tal traffic l!CCident in Huntington Beach last month has bee n orderl'!d t(I West Orange County .Ju d l c i st 1 District Court Sept. 24 for preliminary hearing. Ltt Sherman Hall. lft, Buena· Park, has been charged with felony hit. 11nd run. relony rl runk d riving and mansl aughttr . Police ch1im H11ll drovl!: Jl\\'~V frnm an ar.cident Au~. 27 v.1hich lefl l ~.v,.;ir (lid K:irtn Ell intt of Huntington Beach detd. a 6()..day test period before the ele-ction and that the hill time would be needed. ticket.s because he fiAurei> his t v.·as exp aine 111 per· Judicial d1str1r1.~. possible for !he repca\ini;: cent ol lhe wn1·klnad nf c=====-;;;;:w:;;v;;;;:;:;-====; chance or nnt being servt'd with 11n ttrresl war rant 1s _g11nd !av.•breaker to al'oid pro-mun1rip;il courl:t; 1n1·nll'e~ trar-WH AT 11 YOGA? secut100 _ fie offenses and the ba('kl"i.: or1 wl!I soon be. <1 "victim" nf the " computer aRe. Or<1nge Co11oty of Ii r i a\ s Prior history qf v1ol<1tfln1 i~ w11rr11nts i~ i!O _gre11l thlll it 1 lnstanll,1' a\•a1111hlf' In 11ffwers cannot he eHir 1er1tl_v handlt>d , 'llfl!' OEMONSt•&T ION o1 Vff• DO\IU"' Oocl "'t<llUtiO•. ! I ~ ! t ~ t, I :~ pm_ Board OKs Bids and court per.~1)nnr l throu~h Current ll', ahnut 52 .00(1 ar-TueMh1 v un1·eiled thei r nrw h · telephone h11e~ lo 1he C'C1unt: 's rest warranl!! e;ic }'t':lr arr YOG A CfNTlR r-.1unicipal Courts AulomatPd cnn1puler I acilily _ B a i I gener;1Led for those pf't•snns u ) L 11•~ l• .. co11• MH•-'"·''" Procedures System , Phase anlClunt~ fnr the vinlat1ons will ;w:ho~f~,-~1l~l~o~a~p~p~e~';'~l~o~cg1e~a~c~o~p~~~~~~~~~~~~~ For Lifeguards One. he auton1atica1J y calculated hy lli Ai~~1~:r~'.sor th~alphb ;~11 ~~ • 0! the CQmpu ter. SMOKING -WEIGHT PROBLEMS ! ! ! c•prcsentatl\'e nn the \r1m1n<'ll The hone.'il pers0n will re<ip S l "f Y 0 I S T d • h r· f 11 1 ave a 1 e -our wn . tart o ay Justice Council, hailed the son1e enl' 1t rorn le ~-1·s em. ' •0111·]0''' l•li<'l' p1·1ol•d h'' You<•" dof •• J th ~,. ''oblom• ;., 1'u d 10 DAYS. Lo•<n ~b"ul our a("'h1even1ent ai-11 "s1"n1fic;int '' l .... . ' "" . 0 I II " I I h no'1·m•d•c •I. non-th.,•Pv p'<>q •A"' ol po11!iv• ••do,,,•tic r 11 po~•• l''l.l•.•101•e ·,. lhe 1•011111,·.· er-c0111pu er w1 ve ~P 11 n e;u· SA!\'T A ANA Orangti County Su~rvisors approved contracts for 1 i f e g L' a rd services with four Orange Coast citie5 Tue5day. but only after they almost df!cided to cancel the pacts tt1ey had 11p- proved last June. fiscal year l11st Junt 15 and wPrt be1nj! asked merely to approve the rnntracts as dr;rwn by the County Counsel's oHice. "·' " " '"•! <•n h•lp to"hol SMOKING •nd WllGHT. Th;, ;, • d•-(orjs tn inrrtase resper1 f(lr tirkried dri l'er ii·irhin 72 hnurs l liqhtful, '""P'• ceno•pl, • GUARANTEED motl.od tfi•t '"'''u<tt \a..(• and nrder." Of \he !!Ille hr ~f'!~ a ('!\;l!ll\!l •nd 9uido1 you tn-.."'d' •tho,v<"g vo•>< 9<>A I lie said the pr(ljC("\ hr~;in inf1)r111ing hin1 of the amount Att•nd .. Fr" loctut• •Pon1o••d bv NAT IONAL ANTLSMOl<'.ING l\\"O years ago wilh a reriurst nr p\>nalty, Thi i; s;i1·rs a COUNCIL •••'V Tuo•d•v lar SMOKERS -W•d"e1dev for for federal fuor11n<> 11nder 1he lelephooe r;ill or tnp lo the WEIGHT " I k' If Call lo• '"''''~ti~n• ·~d limo. Approved were payments of $39.732 to Newport Beach ; S46.767 to Hu11tington Beach; S67,5 71 to San Clemente and $22.:>86 to Sea! Beach . Safe Streets Act n( 196R. r:nurl c Pr 5 O ice Computcrizorl will be lhe Ane.sl wa11eol' will he prn· NATIONAL ANTI-SMOKING COUNCIL 673-7570 processing of the 350.0IJll traf-cessed hy the C'On1pu1er and ii Lido Building, Suite 310 Su!Jf!rvisor Ronald Casper~ of Ne v.·ixirt Beach first moved tn appro\'e the contracts with Sea l Bt>:ach. Huntington Beach, J\'ewport Beach and S a n Clemente (or servic es on cou n- ty-owned _be<iche.~. fie citations issued each .vear is estin1~ted thal 2:J perce n! 3355 Via Lido, Newport Beach by <'Ounty law enfOrcement1_~m~o~1~·e:_w~il~I _h~e:_~"~'~'~h~e~il~lh~'~'.'.'.•.,...--...,.,....,....,....,...,,,.,,,.---------"-""~"---,.....,.,...~ agencies. But when Supervisor Ralph Clark or Anaheim read a lenf!th.v explanation of the pro-- gram whieh calls ror a stud.v of p11yments and a report ne xt December, Caspers withdrtw his motion. It was fina!ly explained that the superviso r.s had approved the payments for the current Additional agreement~ v.·1!h Newport, San Clemente and Seal Reach for a total sum of $166.623 to compensate 1ho!ie cities f0r (·ountywidr user.~ of beaches were helrl up when bnt1rd Ch<'lirman Robert Battin said he 1s opf>')sed, A four-firths vote is necessary to approve the agreement5 and Supervisor David L. Baker was not present because or illness. The board approved lhf' 1971-72 payment5, bul ordered further study, The system is a!rC'ady ac- ti1'aterl in the Central Orange Cllun1y ;;od Nnr1h Or;rnge Cnunty '.Jud1c1<1l Dist r I c t Cnurl~ ;ind wi!I be. exlended to lhe \'.'e.~t Cou nty courts in \Ve.~tminsler on r-.1onday, the Hflrbor 0Jstnc1 cour ts in Costa r-.·lr:sa on Oct. 4, and lhe South Countv C<lurts Lagu":i Niguei on Oct. JR. The nel'• method or pr<l· ces~lng traffic cl!alinns in - cludes .,. central computerized inrlex In a!I traffir violarnrs Enroll Now Fall Semester We"re opening the doors , , of our new Capistrano Palisades Branch and we re having an Open House to celebrate the occasion. Complimentary gifts for all We'll have Lionel Barrymore color pri nts, gold coin candy and refreshments for our guests. Bring the whole family See our new branch. It has safe deposit facilities, a ni ght depository and ample free parking. Drop by. Ou r Open House should provide an enjoyable time for everyo ne. Banking Hour.;: Monday.Thursday, 10 a.m. to 3 pm.: Friday, 10 am. to 6 p.m. Drive-up windows will be open 9 a.m. to 5 p.m .• Monday-Thursday; Friday, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. • .You are cordially invited to an Open House Friday, September 17 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. 400 Camino de Estrella, in Grant's Plaza, San Clemente ALL·DAY CLASSES Kindergarten thru 8th Grade • Teachint; the 4 R's with phonics • Door·lo·Door Bus Servic1 •Before and After School Cari • Rusonable Tuitioa in FOUNTAIN VALLEY 16835 Brookhur ~t Street 962-3312 ome 'oin us! ,. • • BANK OF HAWTHORNE CHRISTIAN SCHOOLS Keep Your Children In Good Hands !Still !Im• to •n•oll - In pttnon or by pho11ot Capistrano Palisades Branch 400 Camino de Estrella, San Clemente AMERICA Wulnt~rlA1, Stp\t mbfr 15. 1'1171 s P!LQT ./J.OVL lfTl5E ~ Vital Statisti~s ior the Orange Coast Area _ D o l • M••"· O•tffll J """ Alf>r Cot>•""· E•neol Ari~<>• •"" Bo•b•ro VOl11 'lo<m t n W •f>•• D ISSO uttOllS Gom•1 F•• Luc.Ille •"II £'1•1!11n .:;.,.... 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Kiekhaefer of Wisconsin, will be bidding for an un - precedented sixth national ti- tle race win in a single season Sept. 18 in the Bushmills- KBIG Grand Prix stllrting and finishing in Long Beach. Fresh from victory No. 5 for 1970-71 in the C at a I in a Challenge Trophy race last \veekend at Marina de! Jtey, Kiekhaefer confirmed pla ns to enter the new 199-mile mid· September event by trlephone to Rui;s rlill Jr. of Seal Beach, race refer~ and persident of the co--sponsoring P a e i f i c Offshore Power Boat Racing A!!Sn. Dr. t1agoon averaged 64.9 m.p.h_ last Saturday aboard Kiekhaeler 's 36-foot Aeromarine I. named after the o'A'ner's F'ond du La c manufacturing plant which specializes i n snowmobile engine building, to add the race trophy to his previous victories in the Hennessy Key We!!t, Miami Grand Prix, Hen· nessy Grand Prix (Polnt Ple1sant, N.J.) and Long Beach Hennessy Cup classics. The Marina del Rey win ad- ded 400 points to Dr . Magoon's 1971).71 Amer ican Power Boat Assn. inboard di vision national champion!!hip tally , giving him 2600 on the season for an ail· time record. By winning for a fifth lime, Magoon tied the one-sea.on win mark set by Bill Wi!hnlclc of ~ew York last season while 'iarnlng 2300 title points. The Catallna Ch a i I en ge Trophy outcome also tightened the APBA outboard his 23-foot T Honey-Bare and Willie Meyers Ted urner of Nassau, the Bahamas, took 300 points for a fifth overall Dtnnis Connor. a virtual Teenagers Race Boa ts Off Coast finish . Meyers thus retained New w orld his national lead, now wilh Teenage sailors took over 137 11u i11Ll> -sl'.I ~n tih~•·d •lf A 1n;111 arid wile tr<1111. Bill wudd 's ln 111an yt ats. Thr close ti min& In Mb his SDVG clubmate, veteran and ShC>r1rl:ih (;errard fnlln Jim Schoonmaker of J\.1ianii. diy's two races didn't Cive ti 1 Lowell North.. ;iltl'r three ~n t;i Barhsira. look an e.nl"ly F'la .. was disqualified for an sailors much time to rt. •·aces. lead Monday, finishing .sccund infr1:1ction vd1ile rounding a Each rice mu st be completL I John Albrecht son of Sweden and fourth 11) the oµen ing buoy . The prol-est was filed by in thrtt hours and 30 m.lnutf: , Won the lhird race, followed races. This gave lhern !H Rom ·n1ackaller of San Fran-O\/erall atandlnja at t f ~ 'by Ste1g Wennrrstron1 of polnls -just one <ihead of cisc:o. three r1cta: (1) Connor, 1~·: Sweden." Connor. The Star CI ass cbam. (2) North. 130: (l ) Alan Ho- Afler a postponement of thf' The first ral'e was 111on by pionships require five races to Seattle, 126: (4) BUI Gt:rrar first race beca11se of no wind Pelle Pr.Herson of Askim , be. sailed during six days and 124: (S) Albrechtson , W . S11nday , the "V.'!H'ld's'' goll•----------------.;-----------------under way fl1onday in a t_•hdly 1 r 15-20-knol 1vind on Puget 1 Sound , There are 49 coin-' W. SIMMONS MATTRESS CO. 1895 points. while Shere claims the race. course off Marina p;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-;;;;;;;;;;0 1669. 5 5 CJiamp del Rey Saturday and Sunday [ COSTA MESA Mike Matheson of South •• as 47 rntries in seven classes r.tiami, Fla,, will hope to niakc competed in California Yacht it a three·man title chase Sept. OYS'l'EH BAY. N.Y. IAPJ Cllib's Junior Invitational -'l'ed Turner of Atlanta 18 1vhen he runs in the Regatta. Trophy \Vinners: Bush1nills-KBIG race, to be \\'rapped up the \Vorld 5·5 OK Dinghy (J 1 Mud Shark. co-sponsored by the world's 1'.1eter Sailing Championship Pat Love, NVDRA : t2 J h-:115 t.-1onday by v.·inning the . oldest distillery, Old Bus 1iw seventh and final race <>f the Orange Crate, Jess Atkinson, of Ireland , and by the West's WYC. most ou tdoor sports-oriented series in a driving rain on CORONAD0-15 -i I) Slip- radio station. l..ong Island Sound. pery When \Vet, Tom Linsky , Matheson, with 2170 points, Turner, at the helm of his \VYC : blue-hulled Tiger beat, the will keep his 32-foot Cigarette runne.r·Up Nemesis, sailed by SNIPE -(l ! Blew Breeze, hull , equipped with four 14-0-Charles Shunway of Stowe, Vt. Scott Atwood, HBYC: h.p. Mercury olltboards , in the by a wide margin. HOB IE CAT·l4 -(11 No West for the Long Beach run, 'David Forbes o! Sydnf'y. name, Bert Crumm, CYC . he indicated this wee k , \VINARD SABOT -( IJ SAVE 1/3101/2 ON QUALITY CHILDREN'S i CLOTHING 1 BOYS' & GIRLS' INFANTS THRU PRE.TEENS LAf AWAYS Australia. was third in although both Shere and Carabella and King Olav v of Blue Murder. Dave Klatt. davidson's Meyers have returned to tbe Norway fourth in Bingo II. AYC: (2) Green Death. Scott East Coast because of press of It was Turner's fourt h vie-T e m pest a . A YC; (3 l CHILDREN'S personal business. Another f h · d Termite's Delighl, Br i a n APPAREL tory o t e series an gave _Floridian outboarder, Randy him the championship with an Folkman, KHYC: (() North Rabe of St. Petersburg, also over-al\ low of 6.7 points. Wlnd, Brig North, WLYC. 11582 IEACH ILVD., notified race sponsors he will Forbes finished second in NAPLES SABOT _ (I ) HUNTINCiTON I I.A.CH not be able to run al Long T ff R bb f T'wo & Coun+.,, ·,u,I S. of Elll1 the overall wlth 32.7 followed ranso m , o y axon , Beach. by King Olav at 37.7, Ernest CYC; (21 Snoopy II, Don I!!!! t••·•5 21 flDl Entry deadline is today with Fay· of Houston at 39. and W. Bur dge, CYC ; (3\ Noah's liiilill Lorowe1r1 (!lll!J "13 PCS. ENSEMBLE $199. FINANCING ARRANGED • l·Klng Sbe Deh1ie Fin• ouoll!y Owll!M Metol From• 1or 111rs •I 11,...lc1. • 2-Kin9 She Percol Shff~ ll·flnedl e 2-11-1119 Si1e loltt•• Piiiow• e 2-Kl119 Sire lol1t1t Piiiow Ca••• e 1-Ki"q Siu Qullt•d Moth•» l'od e l -Kln9 Sh• Med. Flrrn 9ullred Man . e 2·Klng Sire Split t~ Heovy l oxsprlnq1 """' '"" -PLUS SPECIAL BONUS - 3030 BRISTOL Include• ont king 1:11 C~nnon Heevy Wto•• OelY•• Bl~nlc•i & one k;ng '''' 01toretor FI or 1 I Print Bed1p111cl !cho lct ef Colors !. 2 llocli1 Se1111t of Se11tll Cear l'l- 55703525 a total Offshore Classes and Russell Slade, of Australia, at. Ark, Jeff Haze, CYC; (4) Red j POPBRA W st Coast Classes Open Mon. thrY Sat .. 10·6 p.m. I' d ,~4~5~-·~·~~~~~~~~~_:B~a~rr~on~,~D~a~v~e~B~u~d~g•=·~C:Y~C:·__:i""'""""""""""""""""~"'--""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""11111"!' entry list o two ozen or more1. boats anticipated, according to Hill - 5 Wi1111ers Announced In Olyinpic Competition " non-stops RYE, N.Y. (APl -Carl Van Duyne , of Annapolis, Md., Robert 1'.1osbacher, of Houston, Bill Cox, Jr., of lltoroton, Conn., Curtis Ivy . of (ireen\vich. Conn. and John 1,amer. of Matawan, N.J .. won the fi ve Olyn1pic class sailing events in the three-day regatta that ended Sunday. Bucking high winds and heavy seas on Long Island Sound Van Duyne. of the U.S. Nav al Academy, won the Finn Class with a low over-all S.7 points. Dan Hurley, Short J1ills, N.J .. was second w!th tl .7 and Tom W h id den , Fairfield C1i'\n. third al 29. Mosbacher won the Soling Class v.•ith a low 21.7. Bob Polhemus. f\'loroton. Conn. was !;econd at 27.7 11nd Jim t-.1iller, Oyster Bay, N.Y. third at 39.4. Cox had zero points in \!.'In- ning IJ1e Tempe~t Class. The learn of Bill Thom~on and J im Craine, Moroton, v.•as second at 19 and Pete 11.1usser, Alpine , N.J .. third at 24.7. !Vy, who sails out of Stinapee, N.H. also had 11 zero in winning the Star Class. ~!eve A n d res , Centerport. N.Y .. 1~·as second al 14 and Alan Burtls, Glen Head . N.Y. third at 19.7. l~•mer similarly compiled a zero in v.•inning the flying Dutchman c I a s 3, Bob Schwartzman, North Merrick. N.Y. was second with 14 and Tom Volin, Nyack, N.Y. th ird at 16.7. All the Olympic classes, sailed over a nine-mlle course. \i•ere decided on the best lour- of-five races. The Etchells·22 class, a non· 01,vmpic event, was won by Bill Kel!y of _Larchmon t, N.Y. with a low three points. The duo of George Jsdale. Jr. and Herb Hild of Rye was second at 3 and Marvin Kapilow, also of Rye, third at 34.4. Rober tson Wins Title S!.u Robertson of Alamitos Bay )'acht Club V.'.llS the "'in- ner of the Lido-J4 District I Championship held Saturday Yacht Club, Redondo Beach. Others in the championship fli ght were: (2J Jon Baldwin, KHY C; (3) Bill fl.1cCord, ABYC : (4) Dick Lick Lineberger. ABYC; t5 l Pete Jefferson, f\.1B YC. Resu!ts of Division II: (l l Dudley Johnson. BCYC; i21 Charles Dunn, KHYC: i 3 ~ Alan Miller, VVYC; (4 J Ted Hinshaw, LIYC; \:'>I Bill Frisch, KHYC, L A Y a clit Club Sets H a,rbor Series Races Los Angeles Yacht Club has announced its three-r a c: e Harbor Series for ocean racing yacht5 during three weekends in October. The popular series i~ usually used as a tune-up for whatever Mexico race is starting in November. Thia year the Harbor Series will probably see a t oodly en· try list from boats expecting t.o make Long Beach Yacht Club's La Paz race which lilarts Nov, 8. Fir1t of the three races will Long Beacl1 Race Slated The Long Beach Yacht Club h11 Issued invitations for il.$ Isth umus Ra ce, Sept . ta.19. The event is th• fourth race in LBYC't Catalina Serles for Ocean Ractn1. PHRF i nd MORF yachts, Yachts detiring to enter the n:ir.e mutt have 1 Cruising Clu b of America measurement rating of %7 fett or higher , Entrle~ must be submi!ted to the LBYC office btforr S p.m. Stpt. 16. be tht lluntington Harbour R.'lce Oct. 10, second will ht the Sail East Race Oct. 17 and the. third ~ill be the ~!ar-int land race Oct. 2t Starting tlnic tor all races is l p.m. Starting order and timts of IOR, CCA, PHRF and P.10RF' classes and their divisions will be posted at the LAYC clubhouse at 9 a.m. Sunday, Oct. 10. The Huntington Harbour Race starts off the LA YC clubhowf'. l~ves the LA Harbor Channel reel buoy to port, Oil Island C to 11tarbo1rd, Anaheim entrance black bell buoy to starboard, LA en· trance buoy to starboard and thence to the fi nish. Handicap distance Is 17 mUu. The Sail Ea1t Race leaves the red bouy No. 4 to port, LA Harbor entrance buoy to port. Long Beech breakwater to port, Oil Island C to port, mid· die section of the J, A breakwater to star bn" rd . Harbor entrance buoy to starboard ind fini!h. Oi1t1nce, IS mile.11. The Marlneland R1ct leaves the Rtd Buoy No. 4 to port, LA HArbor rntranct buoy to sllrbo11rd, Pt. Fermin whistle buoy to starboard, stake boat nff Marlnf'land to port, Pt. Fermln whllltlt buoy to port, LA Harbor t:ntranct buoy to port and finl.sb. 1 •• 4 7:35A.M. Sleep later. Misl the:fieeway tn.ffic to L.A. ln1cmational. Arrircc Phomix, 8:27. to 1 10:30A.M. An ;deal m=ing l!ight !or mart traTelen:. Not too early. Not too late. Arrives Phoenix, 1 t :24. • oen1x • 1 2:15 P.M. Ourrrtid-day flight, arriving Phoenix at 3: 10 p.m. If you leave your car overnight at the airport, remember parking is cheaper at Santa Ana.. the fastest way to Tucson 1 . , 7:35A.M. Alter a 2Ckninutc stop in Phoenix, arri,vea Tucaon 9:25 a.m. Much sho rter time, and far len hasalc, all in an. thao driving to L.A. lnlcmatiooal for a Tucaoo fil&ht. 5:20P.M. Again, ii you're otaying"""'"""' it'• cheaper to leave your car at Santa Ana than at LA, Intemational. Arrives Tucao .• 7:09 p.m. ' " ,, 5:20P.M. Lea .. attcr-':lnd ume Phoenll: at 6: 16 p.m., just in time far dinner. No fighting nnh boar tmllllD to L.A. Intcmatiom.L Hughes Air West from Santa Ana We fly more people to Phoenix and Tucson than any other airline. Lion's i SEEING AGAIN R•ymond Zanin UC Irvine Extension Slate Set F'olln wing are courses avai!- ab!t" through LC Jr1·ine Ex- 1Pn.~inn for the seCQnd h.-ilf of Se pt('mhe r: lHUllU)AY, S1oltmM1 U ...... ,. ....... r.0;.,,, ,... ,.,,,, • .., .. ,<•r1," "'"'°"' Co• M ~ C!i~:~.~ r:~·i':"~~H.;; .~ n ,.°.i1t~:.~ •"" 0: .. 1~ 1n11 ~'"'' M<P.,•11. ~ot• "'u"< (<>">ull•n•• """ o• 1 U( !'"''"" f or.n\•'>n l1•t\•• •f"•• •m•.,r•na RI-.• l!ro•n ~HI. Yl"O ~ W~iPf -M l •r. •nd S.,.,o " I 10 om MulHDUrom1 J!oom, W •l!t• ~nnll F.lemmotrv Sc~ool. 1)()(1 LI P~lm1o ••• !lur n1 p,.,, 't~ non-e<edll. 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"'•'I u .. ~~~=1 ~,.,1;'1·~~m.~ •••• PI LOT -ADVERTISE R 6 ----• Club Assists 111 Eyesight Mira~I~ QUEENIE By Ph il lnterlandi MIRACLE WORKER Or. loui$ Prijatel By CA.'\DACI-: Pt:ARSON ~I nst people knnw the L1on·s ('h1h as ii p.rnup of nil'n "'ho !-ell hghl bulbs r!flnr In door or pll~~ nut ~''tnhr>ht 1n1rnHIUrt> l'o')11lc-t 1ppcd c;in('S one da,\ a ) ear f ew kn(lw (,f !ht> bt'h1nd-!hc- s<·f'r)('s m'ldern n11r;irlrs - lik e thiil nr Raymond Zanon of t·ost;:i i\IC'S:1 . '1'10o't'l1r 1t·t11·s n.i;n. 1vhen Zan11n v.·as 2i, he 1·nr11racl<'d .~p1nal n1t'n1ng1tis 11 hirh lt'fl hun tcgall v blind v.·11h spcc111I i::las~rs, he \1 ;is h!1nd rn 1hc n,ghl e1r . h111 h;irl a sl1,izht prrePpl 1nn in !hf' lf'fl JI 1111~ th!~ "ha1,1· 1·1s1bll1ty i.1·1thin a f1ve foot radius," said Zanoo, which enabled him 10 "'alk In Or, !Auis Pri1at e1·.~ optometnsl olfi<'e on Harbor Boulevard. r r 1 J a I e I . as 1:1gh! conservat ion chairman .,f !he Cv.,!;i f;1 esa-Orange ()i;ist Lions Cluh. gave Zanfln his unexpected s c i e n t 1 f 1 r n11racle. Z<innn hi'ld gone lo n1an~· rl11e!Qrs ove r the yc;irs. hut nnne h;id been nf murh help. Prijatcl had JUSI r~n!I~' heard nf a telescopic lens 1ha! had been perfected 1n !\'e\I' York Tr stinjl took several n1nr1 t h~. hur Zanon rever reg rette<i the \\";Jll Fill ed with a pair of glasses that ha ve a lelescoplc lens centered over the left eye. he can now see clearly for the fi rst time in 12 yea rs. The expe ns ive lens, funded by the I.inns Cluh. improved his v1.~1nn lrnm ZO·J:l.0 lo 20·l)O and ch;inged his life. \.\'hen he 1\as st nc·kcn, Zano11 was a rf'Cent graduril e from Ohio State U1111 ers11.v lookin,i;: for11:ard In a la w c.ar t'<'r. l3ut for 12 vea rs his life wa~ markedly differen t from "'hat ht> had planned. He li1·cd !<1n1 ply with his mot her. 1-lf'll'n Santellani. at 240 Amherst Dr11'e and tonk n1any long l'o'alks. Nnw Zannn has bcl'n iH'· cepted Into a federal training program and will leave ln the near future for a five month training period In Little Rock , Arkansas. After that, R4lymond la.non "'ill become a service representative of the Internal Revenue Department. Zanon only picked Prijate!'s off ice by chance because he needed a du plicate pa ir of his nld glasses. But nol'o· he says, "Every day I !ban k r.oo fnr guiding me into Dr . PnJalel's office God wal ked with me In the right d()()r. I have Pa radise Regained." • .... ~-~ .. -:-':1" , • ~ .. ,. ·I I'-~1-:-:-l ~~)f ~~4~~f' ·~1{., I ~-• ' • ~ ·. ... ,,,.~ ..---: OPEN SUNDAYS AND EVENINGS 111. ...... ""IW .-., ER. ~-·•. -~ ..-::.:::::.... -'" -,,--~--'t1~1 ·~-·~~~ ( ----- DUPONT NYLON 2!? SAY( S2.00 100% Continuo1s Filame•t Nylo11 Pile. 2" Popular Two·ltvtl Patte rn Combine Beauty, Durability. Many Co lors Tl c•oose From SQ. TD. 111'11 NOW SALi ,.ICED........ s2.oo COMPARABLE RETAIL .............. $~.99 '450,000 DACRON SHAG DEEP PILE . - 100?4 Docron Polyl!s le r Pi~. Seouliful 499 N~ Deep Sho9 With A full Detp Pill!. Many N!!w Dl!Corolnr Colors To • w~:™ REMNANTS 0~~:11 I $175,000 Choos& From. so. TD. NOW SALi PRICIO.,,. lt:l COMPARABLI RETAIL ••.••.••••••.••• $7.99 DACRON SHAG Bea utiful New Dee p Sha g, . Easy to Ma intain. Many ·New Decorator Tri·Colors to Choor.e from. NOW SALE PRI CED .• SQ. YD. SAVE $3 .00 CO MPARABLE RETAI L .••••.. $8 .99 ~ -.,. I 'k !ST DUALITY NAME BRAND CARPHS .¥ " AT LOW DISCOUNT PR ICES " ~" lOOo/o Av li n Polyester Pile. Beautiful New Deep, Lush Sh ag. Resist Soil And Easy To Care for. Ma ny Colors. A VLIN~"; is a T.M. of FMC Corp. 5G. 'fD. 511¥1 SJ.00 .'11'"~ . . v;; •. ' KODELPLUSH 100% Kade l Pol yester Pile. Rich, Luxur iou sly Thic k Pile. New Decoroto r Colo rs . NOW SALi l'llCID .•••.•.• 4!! 111'11 , Sl.00 COMPARABLE RETAIL. •.••••• 1 ••• $7.99 I·, ~o~!~~,v~1~P~~P~STE4R 99 Heigh t Pattern In Graceful De!.ign. 1 Rugged Durobili:y. Beou11ful (olors. M . YO. Feels l ike Velvet -Outwears Other Carpets -Easy To Insta ll. 12" x 12" , ,_. NOW SALE ,RICED • .'...... ::.:! '·· COMPARABLE RETAIL. .•......•..•. $1.99 ENCRON POL TESTER • lndoor·Outdoor . SELECT FROM THE LARGEST CARP H INVENTORY IN THE WE ST c -P1I, of 1ooa,. fncroo Polyt>~fpr Deeo Th<C~ ~ lo>1q Weo.-, !o~y Cort>. Re~oloenr. Mony (al· fJlt!'.. or~ Jo Choo~~ from 111 TD. EA. j_~I! l ;~:;:L~;;';;o .................... ,'::~ ; ....... -~~~ ~ -,.. ......... l?C". rn·r· EVERY ROLL OF CARPET IS MARKED & PRICED FDR YOUR SHOPPING CONVENIENCE G.ELANESE' IPaRTREL'. TRI-COLOR SHAG ®!] KODEL TRI-COLOR SHAG f><f Tl ~lfD N"-"'f 1,,i ftl ! I~ 100°.4 Fortrel Polyester. l ush, Deep l ong Weoring And Hord To Soil. Stoys Beoutiful With A Minimum Of Core. Very Resilient. Bea utiful Deco rator Three-Color Shag. NOW SALE PRICED ... 99 SQ.YD. SAVE SJ.DD 100 % Kodel Polyester Pile ~ Rich, D~p. luxuriou sly Thick Pile. Many New Hi· style Decorator Three-Color Shag To Select Fro m. Resist Dirt And Soil Stains 99 SQ.TD. SAVE SJ.DI COMPARABLE RETAIL ..•.... $7.99 COMPARABLI RETAIL •• $1.99 1 ;·::;:-~•~#~··~·;ili::;.,~1=~·::::::;::::::·::::J~~-= .. :::::~~::::i~ .. !::~ ... !!:~"'~!!~ .. !!!!!!!!!!!!ii!!~-~'""!!~-:~!!i~~~!!:::::::!11JCJi!i,.!~z~~sL&~cr~A~ ... ~-s........-:~!i!!!!!:·~-*'!!!!i!!!!2~~c~.:,~·!·~~!!!!:!!!!!j~~~!!~:!!!!~ NOW SAU PRICED •••••••••••• COMPARABLE RETAIL ••••••..••.•.• $1.99 '.~Vll1~:,~t:~~·~;,,~,:;t,~~:tEH~!ER " !.?o. ~~9~fil2~.~oy YourChoict f(l n, r "1ae 'NLt'I NEW r ~-·' ,,,. -I l'l'Tl~r· "'/LIN. SALE SAVE loft nylon by DuPont -~peciaUy de vr!-of 12 Multi·Hued pn yro~r. PRICED SJ.00 ool!d for rri.!.p. cll'On, perrnonen t shoq T tds .~ .... • ... ,. ... .or,.,., !P}lture~. we ••• NOW SALE PRICED :;;;;:-71~;;-.. -:c;co;;:•:;"-;·;;;·;"·-=·~L·~·~H;:A~l~Lr:;. ·ii·~· "C,'i;":i;"ci·i;· 'i'i;"i'~ .. ~-~ ··;· "ii·~··i·~"~"ii•;i;"'i";i;" ·;·~ .. ;·;· ·;·'i'~-~·ri·r.-~~-icio~M~PiiAfR~AT,Brl~Er•'ii'TrAi~'l •.••.. --....• ' ... '.'. -...... '.' .... $11.99 ~ .If......_ iiiii.•~..._.""" ~ .. ~ ,.___. ......__ -..r.-.rxlt .M/"•9 4 •J. •.• '~ t.-~~~-!.~ ........ ~.~.... ,:::;,~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~--J WEST LOS ANGELES 11141 Wllst.ire ll•tl. 477-5525 Son Dit9o trtew0y lo W1l&hirt Tllfll otf. 6 bloc ks Wtst D1t W1I· """ NORTH HOLLYWOOD 7007 la•rtl Ca .. yo" llwl.-912-2200 • lD·ID·ID DAYS NO INTEIEST • CONVENIENT CIEDIT PLANS Ml IMK TEIMS AVAIWLE • CAll FDR flH SNOP·Al-NOME SERVICE • llSll Diii CUSTOM IHP!IY OIPl WEST COVINA VENTURA ANAHEIM 2526 I. Workmo" Ava. 966-4471 Sori Btrnord1nc frwv. ro r.orui St. i bloc ~I No, on (olru110 Work· "'" CANOGA PARK 21031 Shtrma111 Way 347-2334 Vtntvro frttw0y 10Cof\091\ "'"'' Nortll tll S~rmo11 Way t'*" riofl!. 2501 I. Melo St. 649 N. l•clll St. 641-5041 635-7'74 J bloclr:1 WtJI (ff fivt P111n11 on Moit! HOLLYWOOD 1115 N. Ver.Mt Awt. 66'-7455 1 WM•• Jhr111 lff .. 11,-.-f ........ y_, 2 blocks ~h ol 5o~ltl A.no fre.- .....,.,. on fvclod Ac:rotl fTom Col1I. '"· MONTEBELLO 715 W. Wlll"ler 1194. 7JM167 PASADENA 2660 I. ColDratla llYtl. 577-1900 t C olorodo 8/vd. of ~II Gobr .i &!vd. TORRANCE 4236 Artttle llwl. 542-66'6 - COSTA MESA 1714 Ntw,ert llYI. M5·J020 N~ M . ot I 71+1 St, LONG BEACH JOOI lellflower llwl. 421 -19:14 OPEN SUNDAYS & EVIN IN GS SAN FRANCISCO MIUIRAE J20 11 Co•lttt lfOI H2-2SS5 . l ., l • 8 di ' r , J Wtdntsdt.)', Stptt mbtr 15, 1971 * DAILY PILOT J 7 Check the Contract Before Enrolling HONG KONG Dear Joyce: As prtaldtnt of 10 long-established proprietary buslntss schools, ( bavt com. n1e ots on your col umn which gavt guidttlnes for cbooi;Jng a private vucatlonal school -in. eluding a warning to in· \'estigate enrolln1ent contracts before SIAning. quiring them . we'll savt lht ?· and 4-year colleges for a lattr discussion, and concenlralt on private vocational schools in lhis rolumn. Because n1any s I u de n l s start with a blaze of en· Career Corner ficlency necessary to obtain a ed tuition after thty find jobs. tlce encourages the blrlng or SPECIAL REPRINT. u~ good office position. A few bad debts; are sale1me111 wbo m1y be more u•lly I do not have extrl "On this month-to-month preferable, Butz belleves, to lt1lert8kd 1 n comml11lons cople• of any column 10 send tuition schedule. there are no the Joss of goodwiU, expenses lh1n l.n lbt learnln1 processes accounts receivable !monies and headaches of court and offered to tbt 1tudenl.'' to the miny reideri who re- ed h I b t d I ) ·-llection action. que11t them. However, for the nw sc 00 Y s u en s .. ., TlllS DOES NOT Imply that btnefll of those who missed because the students are fully A STRONG CASE c1n be a school whlcb demands your lbt earlier colum n on paid up to dale. which made for But1'1 argument alguature on a wrllleri con-guldellne1 for choosing a itood precludes the necessity of • a that It 1~ "kll-&ervlng for tr1ct 11 unetllical or out of lioe private vocatioo1l school, a contract.'' privllltt schools \aod nonprofit "\\'Ith contemporary practices. mlmtflgraphed reprint I s WHAT HAPPENS \1•heu a educatlono.I !Mlllullons as Nevertheless, pulling myself available free tCI Uiuse who CUSTOM TAILORS NOW: 3 SUITS $125.00 WOW! IWltll J 111otc1iN_, tlllrtt Pltlll Tt.ou .,. ,.., ''Td<c•tl'om..tl•tl> .. ,tc• •"• •••• .,.,.,. v1rocr1."' ltcJI wll Will ... _,K .. i.11111 C~I ... , .. •1141 m •••. ,.. ........ u••. '''"' •• ~ .... , Cllf W1'11 ~llU ii u,I Select From Over 7,000 Imported Fabrics !""" iATIU1ACT!Ol'I OUAIAJiTllO llt!Ort MOW 111•1Moti.I• Su!I n 00 ., ... S!l• IWool ~~It ~ 00 4t ... All WOOi WOf1 1od S111t ~l.00 J.t.• Sl>ll'"lt ,,00 •.• Wt>ol C•1nmoro Spori J~(~Olt •9.llO u.• student who Jui.~ ~01 nplr1cd a v.•tll) lo require young people In 11 prospective student'~ send a st11 mped, ~elf-ad-Far Ap1tOlntm•rtf c11L MR. DONALD, Phone 52S·f l4t portion of his studv can"L pay aod their parent. to tlKD coi.. shoes, I would think Jong and dre11ed r eturn en\•elope to THE NEWPORTER INN 11 07 J.1.MIOltll •D. tuition lo finish? Butz e1'tend~ tracts lo go lo school. and hard before signing an e-nro11-Joyce Lain Kenaedy al thl! Jn our judg1ncnt, you sho11ld have stressed that a J:ood school wit! not need to have any ANY signed eontr<.1ct ur recch·e rnone.v in adva nl'e of cnrollmr.ot. Al so, a ~real 1tr..01I cir skulduegery t;1kes 11lat·e 11· h t' n hi gh-pressure eom· mission sale.sn1en art hired :is a re~ull of ii S!'hovl 's rtcruit- ment eJforls tu ha''" tnroll- rnenl contract<; iii;ned thusiasm and burn out along informal credit (no s1,,ncd that, In the cale Gf private me1n agreement Gf 1ny kind. 11ew~paper . Ask for ''Voca-WIDNISD.lT, THUISDAY, flllD.1.Y , Sl'11Mlllt 11. 16, 17 h I-led B di-~~~~~~~~~~0~==~~~~~~~~~~~==~~~~~~~~~====~~~~~~~~~~==~~~~~~-~'~'~'~'~'~'~'~'~"~'~'~"~1'~•~•~•~•~•~·~'~'~'~''~'~~~~~~ I e 1vay, contac utz an papersl and students pay o"'· vocational schools, tbb prac-And prob1bly not do so. tlonal Schools Guldelines." asked hin1 hO\Y his schools eou ld stay in business without a con tract. r- Ch<i rles T. Butz, CP A. In- dianapolis ·~utl a lso questioned !he stan- dards adopted by the pro- prietarv vocational s1·hool~' accrediting agCflC'ies -the Aecrediting Con1n11 ssion for Business &hool.~ I ACBS \ anrl Ou2 National As!'Ot1<1lio11 of Trade 11nrl Tec hnical Schools 1NATTSl -bf'c ;111se f~"i r stand<irds per1111t accredited n1 e111bcr schools to use cnro1!- n1cnt con tracts anrl C'Onl· 111ission sal csn1 •·n. ( ln Ortic· lice, sorne mcrnbe.r sch l)Ols cln use co ntrac!'I and con1111ission salesmen , others do not ~ FAlR'S FAllt. But1."s in- tcresling poi nt apnlie.'I nnt only to proorietary schools. but to nonprofit 2· and 1-year col- leges and universitie:r; as \Yell. Nonprofi t colleges orten have more slrine:ent and ri,l!idly en- forced \\'ritten contracts than private \'OC'1t1onal school~ - and les.'I equitable refu nd pollciu in rnany cases. \Vhile THE R EA J. QUESTION relates to the use of enroll· menl agreemen1.'I for ALL educational ini;titulions re- His answer was rtfreshing: "\Ve require one month's tui- tion payment IS90 for regular day classes\ on the day the ~tudent be~in.~ training. \Ve l1ope the student benefits from his training and sees the value of volun tarily paying the .se-- tond month's tuition. We have tn leach hard to convince the student to stay \\-'ith u.o; month after month to reach the pro- Valley Girls' Class Set Women and teenage girls in the Fountain Valley area are invited to r egister ror the Slim and Trim exercise classes which will begin Sept. 13. The classes are held Monday and Wednesdays from 7:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. They include <l n hour of exercise and an hour of volleyball. The classes are sponsored by the Fount.'lin Valley Recrea· lion Department. The fee for a fi ve week session is $3.50. Further i n f o rm at ion is available by calling the Recreation Department ot 962· 2424. Tht FriendlitJI S•lon1 In Towtt! Announcing-Too Much For Your Money! COME IN AND UNDERSPEND! IIOUX "Taodhdl'" JllNS£ Co 1 c ' • lmmoo101olvt Co~•" orcy comclf!~ t'(' Tonn 1>•eoch•a 1,cu! Morch•• blo<><hed he" IC ""'" Q•C"'t!°' I 3 eocltlnc co+O<~ -""'" "' -~mpoo °"' -"" Todl~o :?v~SHAAN~p~g. f)· ; W•tl• R0u>< l>l>om(ICO 1~0• ~d•o "<" "'~"'• lohompoe. • s .... ll ... VALUnDLE COUPON •i;Ji• ROUX "FANCl-IOME" TINT TOUCH-UP All f Qu '•r lot II: I I Qtllt el nM --H• ALL YOU 'AY IS .. .... I• All S.lo.o M•"· I w-., _ !94.11 Tit~ 'Hl_!;IO r .11111 M ... llo -'•• r. _..._...., ...., .... ,. ... Name 4ddre1.1 ___ _ City __ ~- Phone _ O:vUl'ON'~ .. ~.~.~ .. ~.~.~,,~.,-,-, - llOUJ: rile• ebanq• Colo• '" 10 ''""VT .. lo<h to• wee~• wott>o1JI pe•o•1CI• ond •uh-oft f',-ctu•ol colofO ol O•OY n• dull "cir, Ge''°"'"' lnr b'ooctiff:f. lncludn Sivie ond S..!. 1 ASHION STYLED HAIRCUT MN. -Twin. -WM. rHI 0 '""-, .. VALUABLE COUPON •ii;1i• PERMANENT WAVE All Te• '•I l•o ll: • 1 !~~~~.~.~led !el 288 : llAlOll /'IAlll CUT '2" I 0..< II••· l•• Price - : OCl!J Pole! 0 . ' . ' • . j , • All YOU , • ., IS --·· TOU CAN Gil ,lRMAN(Nl WAVI F • f I Goo•'""'"-· ""•"· l•n. We4~ -T"""> "1114,DO f-•~ ""_",_ .. 19l!ftl ... llt ..,,,. 9"'!Ma Name 4ddren ____ _ :ily _____ _ Phone COUl'-0-.~.~.~.~ .. ~.~.~.-,,,,-,,- ••••.•••• ---J P11~e~ cf1 c~1ivc 1hrl'l1J!h \\'cilnc~day s~pl~mh,·:: ~nd. Stretch Your Dollars At Vendome During Our BIG Money. Saving SALE! ALF GAT ,LON SALE -. ~~1 ~ It' Oak Creek Kentucky Straight , ~~ BOURBON Srnirnoff Vodk:1 80 proo i" Reg. l \ .'15 S/\ \'!.:. I I ri \Volfsl·hn1idt Vod ka xo prn11r Reg. (/_~q S.-\ \11 .50 Gilbey Gin -l/{) prnoi" Reg. 10.45 Sr\ V I ~ .50 An cie nt Age bo urhn 11 104q sqq ·· .. '~-.. l.t.UO ERS .. • . ... 1•• 75 ~6 proof -Rrg. $9.95 -S1\ VE S 1.20 l '1\SE 5.2 .SU {)Id ("harter 7 yr. o ld Uo11rbo1 1 Kl'):!. 14 .~)5 ::iAVE ~-00 Ji1 11 BL':1111 Kl·ntuc ky SI. B nl1ii1l1 11 13.li-:'" SAV l·.1.1'1 .... K i·r uu~·i..y ·1 :1vern S1 . BourhPn X y r'. 0ld l ~-')0"-.... h yrs. old. l 2.9X• 1·anqul'r:iy Gin .. qq5 . llJq 14 8q . .____, L.tttdL·r~ l:xtr:1 Ligl11 SL"ul (h Rl'/!. 1 ~.4 11 SAVl:...:iO IL1rv t·y·_, St:oll·h 1zqs llqq .1098 .iiqq .IJqq ln1porte.d 94 proof 15.78* 'Twoquar1 cqu11al~n! Bell's Outrigge r Lig1t1 oi c;o1J Scotch Rum Wbl1key ,,,,.:_;::~::::~ ,"::11::" .• 1a1a~ ~ ~',, .-ia r. ~(~ l Jt ·" qq I BEU:~ I 4 qq Pt11111u<1 ., ''-""> o ( .. ~ ! II th r~:~-."J-j~ ·Ji,.:· ' . '•-rf•""'••I \\1·,r l11.t11·•Tlf1t · ~-·•· ---ll r•nl~i ~i,:'l 1ll•IHh"l\\"C l)~vor lJ~.111! cao.e $5''-~5 ,~,c_ . .... Commissar Vodka l!l lh Re~.~ O'"t L••r ot l! .l 1.411 ••St Ce ntury .....,. ,,;,, I \!!~ Dry J~ . .!111 ~~'~ Imported Wine Sa le 1'111 1 Xfl proof IJ.1lt1* King's Ranson1 I ~ ·Yt':1r·11ld Scotch 760 Old Governor Bourbon • ,, -~1 111"1"''' f'!I I l -'J.Jtl ··~·11 C\lentiJme prese nts its money-sav ing wine offerings CHA Ml'S I I \''I I·' IMPOR ll ll l·l<l " 11 FRUIT Wl :\I. 'l'I t I AI I\ ! .1)9 1, Q</ J • I }l) MOCKA IJ LL1 (;11 1 STRAWBl'HR Y CMERR YJO Y RASPB ERRY • J I)~) 4 ro r 6 95 Imp orted George Aubert Brul Champagne 5/\ VE S \.SO I~)~ Rti:ul~r S.1 JQ Sl J.88 l"a~c or I? o CROCKS OF IMl'OR l'Lll PORTUGU ESE ROSh •CROCKS OF ld,RMAN ~IAY Wl >;L I 1~ht c;rnpt "'inc. 1·l;1v<~r td 11 1(11 IV"n;hu!l o CROCKS OF GERMAN Rlll.:IN l'FALZ \VINE P~ulinn~ • "1 rur f1 hrn ~ vr1y '(11 t & 1le 11, ai r/ o CROCKS OF GERMAN MOSELHLUMC-ll EN '\alltd 1-.ngli~h • "L1 ttle-Mn-clk f"l nwr 1 ' •VINTAGE 197 0 MUSCA DU ' II hgh!, lo~rl)', t arly maluring .,.int! o ('11 ,\TEAUNEUF -DU-PAPE -1970 :lturdy red 11 ine oflhe ft hone Valley •.. , , , •••• Burgermeister BEER 6 for !~·UI. \1111 :'i"tvt -:o ; nn e1·rry ll·p;u k r>f Hur~1~~ '"() [I I{ ('I lt)l('l; :0-.•~t ~n :"1<h11 .. n.1I 111•, l>y lhr ~~·c I \I 11( 1R 11 I l .\1'1\ \llS I I \))) 1(1(\' • \ HI 1\~·I • l·INU I l ight & IJry) • :\-11\ /.1\NILLA (very pi!lc, very dry) •PALL DKY !>llE RR Y ltror 8Jt t ! "' '.11,, °'l•)I ~ ur """'' '' f"1r1r pla,ti,·. lli1po<Jbk. •II re-u11bl t. Old 1-"1,h1oneJs H·or .. or 10-ot. cockl ailJ. Reg . ~I .7tJ ('fln l inc n !al I hi• r ~rrllrul 1 "' ~.'i,·1cw fOIH<"• 111 \ hr,,nw "r 1!1 ~" 11111\h 10.<_>00 Square F eet 111 He1•,.1IJ Iii/ls-.....••• VEN1..><Jf\1E _,27 J\'o. Ue,·trly J)rivt ...•..•.•••... 274-842 6 • tll. 4-44-4"4 CEN"rUR'' MAc:·s VENIJO~fE ?81 (i \Vihhirt Blvd .. UR "2·l?f1~. CR S·43 18 VENOOf\lF. s ;2G \~i bh i re Ho11lt,.,1rcl , ......•.••••••••......... 613-JJ l S 111 11·11~111·1.11.1J •••••••••• ·roN Y'S VENDOi\11: 1190 \X1c)c1,vvJ Doultv•r<l .•.••• ,474·3 SJ S . 212.24G11 111 lloll)u·oo1l •••••••••• VENJ)Of\tE t 700 No. f-l illliur!t ..•.•.••••••.•.•••••....... NO 3·80AO !•1 (;f,.11tf11lr , ••..••••.• \'ENDO~IE 82S \\/, Gltnot11k~ .••.••.•••••••••...•. ,247-93SI) -2.Cl·0683 /11 ,\l,,11t1·0.1t•·Lt1 < ,11111tl11,. \1 EN00~11~ 2143 \1t tduj.!iJ DI., f.lonlrnst : ..... , .• , , , •• 249·6119 • 24?·li110 111 (1t'11JIJ1111• .A11·.1 , ••••• \'!;o..;1)()~1 E _11-161.1 :-..1111.1 Ru,.lli .1 l>r 1•c .....•..••..••.......... ,1?3-30-iO NEW PARTY CENTER COSTA MESA Shop 9AM-l I PM daily, 9AM-I 21'M l'ri. and Sal. 2320 HARBOR BLVD. NEAR WILSON PHONE 5454422 FR EE OR VALIDATED PARK ING AT ALL STORE S ALL CREDIT CARDS ACCEPTED ' - - • I FAMILY ClllC't .'i bfl Bii K eane States Take New Look at Lottery Bids B) Tbt A :.:.ttt:iitL~d Pre~s tc11.;.-.. 111tl1 111,:kcts ;it ~J ;11K.j ;111tl $:.0.000 ='cw \'urk ::i lup \\'lulc the lotlery has f<illen tlun th<it other1v1se woultl ht11 l r1l·1a1::i :.a\. 11<11c cul inlo 1!· ,\lvi·e ::itates are lool.:ing to SI 1·c::ipec111 ely 11\onthly )l!'L1.e 1:. SIOU,000 :.hurl or 1ls 1n1t1al hope:;, 11 h<1d to be r;i1sed by taxation " legal garrlbhng. especially in ·- I I I ··~"11 ,Jersei• ha.!. rottie wa.1 Hep. Wilharn Q. J\1acLea11 . 1 produced rnillions for educa The state run lollf'nes. of· the large n1etrupohtan areas. ullt•flf'S lur 111anc1a rrht•L 1,,,. of Ill" (·hier ~1,,-11sors ol r ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-.;...;;;.;-.;;;;;;;;io;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-; ilbv\'C 11·t1::it it expeC'ted,'' s:i.~s ~-..._ 11nd<1un1cd Uy thr games' tlie bill nuw in t h c ~ . ·-~ -...... . "Thank you, door 1" state &n Fr:ink :i.1 ~l;11zi. Ja1!Urf' lu reap as mul'h as e:v t·hicl 5 V 0 11 s 0 r or ltll' i\1as~::ichusettes stale :-enate pct·tc<I hir two uf the thn·i· l 'en!l~}ll':in1:. ln!tPr1 "hl'll lur' llnal leg1:-.l:n1ve <ietJOtl, s1<1 ll'S 11011 r11nt1111;J thcn1 a~ht'<l ahnut lhe hl~[1JJ'Y ul 11u· .,;11 'i hl''., convinced the pro· lolll'l'Y SJl1Cl' l!l!H ;;r:un 11111 work :'ll HSS<H!IUS· Lutter.1• pr uposn ls arc l'l\li(·f' o•t!s' g1·11gr:.tph,v :inc! popu;". '' •! ,,.. th" leg> ·l·•lt>• • "' ··Nf'w .Jerst•j• n,11•c JI :-dirt·• .... 1 ' ~ s' 1-'!' .., " 111111 ti i't' ..;11n1l;:.1· 10 .\'cw J t•r-111o1·111g through cun~ti!u11011:..I !111· full aulhonly lu run tilt' ,1.1 ·:-.. he :-.ai·s. ch;,uigc IJ r o c e du res in lutle.rv -the uL!1e1 s t1;1d <)r the otlier st:it c.~. Hhode Pcnns\'h';1n111 , ~·l:issachusclls, rc:;tru.:11 .. ris -<1nd I !h1nk th.11 1:.lii nd . Ohu) <ind r.1ic higlln l t:onncCtic11t. Hh0<l<' l~land . 1f 11'<' don·1 pl1I rest1·1~·t10ns 011 lt•g1~lalurcs no11• a1·e con- ') h ·, o 'l1el1>g·1•1 Colo,·1''11 our d1f('('\nr, ;u1d rn;1kc !11111 • 1• • • • '-' • s1dcnng I o I I c r v µr11pos<1ls_ j 'I t " II' ·h>' •! '' r••s.'1"''1Slhil' to the ••u1·crr1ur· :' 011 <11111 <1111.1 <IS 1i.:11 ' "' ,, :'llu.:hlgr111 111lt:rs n1ust nu1kel ' like 111 [\;t•11• .Jerst.'\,' 11 t' 1·;111 Beg in n111~ 111 , t•11 11l1· !1n<1I d1.•e1,,1011, ho11e.1'er., ll .>,11,,,1,,.,.,. ,,1 1..,.,_, 111• 1 .. 11 "'' ra~1h.• do Sf.O 1111lhu11 a uear" 1.,1 ·a·•, , 01 , . •1.0 ,, 1 a I''' ....,,, L' u L • ~ I IJ!. ul c -~ "~ •• I ha s r;11;;ed 1ndl1u11" ! or ~;i,1-'s ,\ttiti_ dcl'1de next ) cur on <i lottery rch1tat1un 111 the '1Je11· Engl:uul Culllll'l'tn·ul ~ luller1 1qll mudel d lHI tlil' I r Is h 1 stair l\"e11· ''ork antt :\t·1v \!1!..e effect a:-. soon :1s ll 1·0111 s11·e1•ps1a k!!s \'ol1'rs :1 n d .rersP.v. Bt1 l t h t' cnrl.1' ex· nu ... ~1un is <l lJIJ'Utnh·<! tu \\11rk la\\tnakers 111 \\;1,.!ungton and llt'nenccs 111 1'\t>\1 llan1psh1rc 11111 flC!a11,. llffH;1<Jl:-. !1a1c \-\untana 1nust decide whC'tht'r rtncl r\C\\' Y11rk. 11·ht'rC pr11t1t~ p!;!led du11•n wh:il !hey 1h 111!.. 111 !II! ... talt• consl1lut1on:it bans Black Cliief's Visit d1<lrft n1:11 rh pre11ict1011~. led 1., 1t1e potcnt1til 11[ 1hc l1111erv 1•11 lot1cnt·~ tu charges b~ so111c !h;11 lh1· ;is a re\·enue pr lJ 11111· t' I'. The ellet'I 111 lhr lott er\· on lollery 11•as somethinJ: 111 .1 1•st1n1at1n~ the progr;u11 11111 !a\pave1·s has been ditfu:t;lt lu 11lute elephant. 1•arn $2.5 rndl1u11 thc t1rsi .1car !:.1ug1• Nc\1• York . tor 1ust;1ntT. and get rolhng la\j'r (J/J1r1als 111 ,'\l'W ll<irnp~hu·e torecast a S500-m1l l1un ;11111u;1l ~!;1~~t1l'l111srlls i1tlit1a1,.. hnp. :ind .'l\e1v .Jers('~' :-<iy µrol1t sl Lowers Color Bur l>onaUl.il 11·hen 1\.~ lio\ler'I' Ill):! 10 e;irn bel11'CCI) $:\(I frOlll tilt> lllllt·rtCS haven't Jed began in 1967. So far it h:1~<: 1n1llion and ~IHI rn1ll1u1~ :in· lu ;!111· !;Jx t'u!s or hc;idt>d oft raised $120.J n1illion in four nually, an' 1nudel1ng !heir lot an.\ ;1('11· 1ax~·s The !ul!ery' ~·1•ars. Against predit·tions ul 1er~' on New .Jrr~ey's. 11·l11t·h p1·ocel·ds were e11rn1:.irkcd for ~4 million . r->ew Jl:unpshire besides th e .s:io.ooo lop. aw;irds "pe1·1aJ cdUl'al1011 pro,(!ra rns1 c;1rncd ~2.77 111 1ll lon the first lf'~ser pri?.es ran ging fron1 $40 th11t wouldn 't exist \vithout , year :lnd !!170 profits dipped to ti1 ~-1.11011 Ne11• H:1n1pshire 1he1n. the y cxp!:i111 Sll.ili ,56.1. aw:irds a top pnze nl :'i\011.Ullll In Ne\1' Vnrk, hu\\C\cr, But New .Jcrscv h;1 s been :i ii ye;1 1·. 11 Ith nor111a l rnontlil} \•1nnan Ga!l1nan. state t<Jx .JOHA NNESBURG . So u t h R;inda his five-day tour earlier Africa 1AP 1 -It 11·ill take a this munth ga1·e loc<1I black:i1 long 1i1ne tor the du~t ra1st'd !11' the hopr tha1 "we rna.1·. <111e t\1ala11·i Pre,~itft>nl IL Ka111u zU day. <ilso be giren the sa ine "IS YOUR RELIGION WORKING?" FIND OUT BY ATTENDING SEMINAR-BY-THE SEA SEPT. 20-24, 1971 LED BY DR. LOUIS H. EVANS, SR. !Former Pastor, Hollywood Presbyterian Ch1o1rch l DR. EVANS Will PRESENT AN INSPIRATIONAL BIBLE STUDY TWICE EACH MORNING, MONDAY THRU FRIDAY. A BIBLE STUDY BREAKFAS T AT 7 A.M. MID·MORNING BIBLE STUDY 10 A.M. DR. EVANS WILL PREACH SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, s,oo , 9,30 AND 11,00 A .M. EVERYONE WELCOME ST. ANDREWS PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 600 St . Andrews Road, Newport Beach Banda lo ::;ettle. reeoguition all round by white In the rirsl·ever slate 1·is11 South Africa. If your presence to South Africa hv a b!<J('k 1\'ill ensure thi s for us, vour African lea(tcr. Barida 11psta g. fellow bl <l C' k s in ·our different sturv. And offlrials -""~"'~"~'d'.'''....''~"~''".':"i~· ~b~e~t~w~"~'"'....:'~11~1 __:'~'~" >~u~n~>.<~si~o~m~·'~· ~',;J"~.v~~'-__ __'11 i..,~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ or the three ,,iates nov.• closest \ to getting l o ll erics. ed his hosts. poked fu n ,1t fatherl and. then rour 1·i~it 1vi!I apartheid. conlinu11\lv 11·aved nnt only be hi stOric-. but also his ceremonial fh·11·hisk 11nd epoch·making." said he 'd like to return for an Chief Buthele:.:i later tntd an encore. intervie11•er: ·'.6-f\er all the ~lufliracial cro11·ds hailed things I ha1·e !See n and e.l· the U.S.-educated phys ician perienced in my life. f am turned pol itician. Ba n d a convinced that a new era h<ls st<J~·ed at plush hotels usually <lt111·ned in the life or South off li1nits to Mnu·hil es. He Afri c-a 11·as wCl'l'Cd h1· \\'hi lt' \\'fll1('1'~. Still spetial pri1'1leges are gu;1rded by 11 i1i !e C'f>ps. dril·e 11 t>Xlc11ded to various non11·hites by ll'hitt' t•haul'feul'.~ and 11·hen it suits the governn1enrs escnrted by wh11" <·abinet 11urpo::;e. f or c x a m p I " . rnini slers. ,Japanese brea('h !h~ color bar l\iost Sourh flfrlt:ci n black .~ as "honorary 11·h1t('s" bec;1use had neve r seen <tnything like it. .Japan buys a 101 of South and the loll'ered color bar African gOflds. clearly 1nade an itnpression . Jn the fac·e of increasing "Dr. !Janela 's visi1 has isolation from worl d sport , created a big in1pact on race ::ipanheid w a !ii rt>l axcd to relations," said Fr a n c 1 s 1)l>r1ni! a \\'es1 lndi:u1 lo play t-.1ncube, chainnan (lf thP on the tnurin~ French black ad visory council in the Tricolors rugli\' te:1111 this African lownship of Si.111'e!o. it•ar. E\·nnne r.oo1:iu~on. an l>OU!hwesl or Johannesbur~-~bt)rigin:lt Star fronl f\Us!rali :l, ··11e has been able to deliver trw;ik p<1rl io the nation:il tennis the messags or talking tlungs f'ha1np1onship~ in April. U.S. 01•er and coining to 1111 u11· Negro Lee Elder i~ espcc-l t'd derstanding effectivel.1· and t•1 con1pete in the l11(·al successfully . . H i.~ succes.<; Prnfession<JI Colfer,.;· Assoc1a· has been our success. hrs 1'i<·· tinn contest. in November. tor.v our 1•ir tory." The tnp level \\'t lcome RC'· Chier G a I.s h a But11etezi. ('nr<led B<inda and hi~ own nutspoken head of the Zulu vi1·id per .... onallt.1• rnade his l'enns\'l\'anic,, l\lassachusett~ ;ind cOnnec tic111. say it chan;;-. cd a lot of th inking. Perha1>s laking heed froin !he C!l:J>Criences or the others. Nr11· Jersey olficlals e!';\ablish. ed a lol!ery last l:>ecember \1•ith a more modest pretl1c- t1on· .~:10 million for the rf'sl of rhe liscal ~·ear. The em.I resul t w:1s $71 n1illinn. I The ~!;1le also rnadf' it s lot- te r.\· a ll'eekl.v dr;11v1ng with 50· ··~nt chant es 011 a top prize of ~50.000. Ne11· ll an1pshire and J\'e \\' Ynrk ran n1ont.hly !ot- LET'S BE FRIENDLY II you havt" fl""' 1 11·i~hbor~ nr kno11· of tlll}'•!flf' n1111•in~ lo 011 r en•11, 11l••a.~,. l1 •JI u~ ~·1 Iha! "". 111ay "Xl•·11rl a ffi1·ud1y "''l<·otn•• and h••lp th••rn ''' l~·"i•m" ar<1ua111!f'd Jn 1hf'11· no·11· "11 1Tr,11nd1nl-!-~. So. Coast Visitor 494-0S79 494-9361 Harbor Visitor '46-0174 Territorial Authnri_t~·-· _1 o_l_d_~•~i,~il~d~il~I'~"~"~'~· ~h~o~w~""':' __ __'~~~~~~~ ... --~'I '1'~~' ""'!!'!""""'!!'!""""'!!'!""""'!!'!""""'!!'!""""'!!'!""""'!!'!""""'!!'!""""'!!'!""~~~~ EARN 253 TO 503 MORE Man y banks pay a reduced savi ngs pa ssb ook rate of a low 4°/0 • At Pacific you will ea rn the same high rates as b efo re . --ANNUAL YIELD ANNUAL A.ATE MIN . BALANCE MIN. YEARS --- 6.18°~ 6.00°/o 5,000QE TWO ------- 5.92% 5.75\ 1.000QE ONE ----- 5.39°~ 5.25°~ 500QE Y. th -5.13°~ 5.00°ki 5 00 ONE DAY ;n,erest co mpou nded daily and pai d from date of deposit to date of with drawal even if it's just one day Ask how you can obtain all these benef1ls service charge FREE PREPARATION OF PERSONAL STATE AND FEDERAL INCOME TAX RETURNS FREE TRAVELER'S CHECKS COLLECTION OF NOTES SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES MANY OTHERS OPEN NIGHTand DAY Hours: Monday-Friday 9:30 A.M. to 9:00 P.M. Saturday 10:00 A.M. to 6:00 P.M. SOUTH COAST PLAZA JJll l lllSTOL STA££T • COSTA MESA. CALIFOANIA • li'HONE S'O·•Off ~·DAY SALE THURS. & FRI. 9 TO 9 • SAT. 9 TO 6 • SUN.10·5 ARTISTIC CARPETS LOW PRIC ES INCLUDE LUXUR - IO US CARPET • TH IC K ROYALA IRE PADDI N G • CUSTOM INSTALLATION • FREE DELIVERY AN Y- WHERE • ALL LABOR & MATERIAL S. sq. yd. ~~ DuPONT NYLON SHAG$ •long •.Jst1n~ 'l'~tioenl n1.on • R11gi ed •·earrng. ~a~y to c•ea~ • Color lo h1gt.l1gh1 any rocrn CARPET• PAD & INSTALLATION TWO· TONE SHAG • 1 00~ t1y lon 1~ ~ • Ooob1~ 1ute b<1Cl1ng ... ,.~,,.-. and "e·1'" • 01~\·r 1 ~e CO•OI romb "d; vr·~ CARPET • PAD & INSTALLATION POLYESTER SHAG • fkep ricti s~ag catl\tll 1 • T Otigh ~ .Ot "" OI ,l!.j'S 01 *fdf • 1 "able ... fam11y·fKoor <Jge se'ec!ion of Cal1fora1a coll)fs 8 l) sq. yd. 9 sq. yd. 88 sq. rd. & INSTALLATION CARPET• PAD ~~&~l:N~S~T~A~LL~A~T~IO~Ni..J SELECT GROUP ROOM SIZE: ALL LABOR CARRIES A LIFETIME REMNANTS EA. GUARANTEE 3040 BRISTOL AVE. s~~s~,~~~ i':v. COSTA MESA 546-8548 ii· m s. . Midnight ArresUI - East Pak~tan .. Lives in Fear DACCA, East Pa k 1 l! I an IU PIJ -Four months afte r West Pakistan's army rn<lved ·out from it~ bases to 'l'ei;tore control in £11st Pak ist an. an atmosphere of chaol! and ter· rnr still prevails throu ghout Lhe country. On the one side. 1\ is an Bl· n1osphere of m idnight arresll! by !he army, continued .looting and pillaging by soldiers. ln- .timidation al gunpoint on the ·Bengali popu!ance, and what apparently ts an orRnnized er. fort t& eradicate the Hindu .minori ty or drive it out el .Pakistaryi territory foreve r. : On the other side. !here are reprlsa l killings by Muk ti Bahini guerrillas, a n 1n- :creasing lever ef Bengali ter· rorist activlly and what ap- pears le be a determination on I.heir parl lo keep normal ac· 1ivi ties in East Pakistail at 1 standstill eve.n if il mean~ death or loss of properly and Jncome for innocent persons. The atmosphere is ag- gravated by the 0 rt e n unreasoning halreds I ha t stparate one side fro m the other and by a breakdov.·n of law and order that has seen the settlement oI old grudge!! through violence in the guise of patriotism on each slde. The two sections or Pakistan. east and west, lie on either sidf' of India LOOO miles aparl They are e qu a l l y sep1reled by c u 11 u r a 1 , religiou~ and some language differences. Government cl aims fl r "normalcy" afe be.lied by lhA millions of persons who had fled to wn 11 to the ~helter of their native villages, or have fle d the cnuntry en mi'l sSe and turned fM tire areas or the. New Study Offered AtGWC Sp e cial <'l asses f nr registered nu rses and licensed vocational nurses have been Added to the (;olden West Evening College curriculum for the fall semest er. A course in intensive cor- nnary care will be nffered to registered nurses and others whQ h11ve. applied for a California license . The cl ass features m u I ti -111 e d i a io- Flruction11I lechni11ues nnd i11 designed 171-prepare nurses to work with cornnar y c11re lea1ns. The coronary class And A re\·iew course. for licensed vocational nurses will hoth me:et frcm 7 p.m. to JU p.m. Open regis!ratii;in will be held from 6 p.m. to 8.Jfl p.m. next ~fnnday through Thurs- day and Sepl. 2(}.23. eountryslde into an ttrie n&- man '5 land. They al!KI art belied by lht word! fll Bengalls in damqed towns &r villages. repeated in sometimes faltering English but always the 1ame measa1e heard dur ing a wetk of tou rin& the cuunlryside: "You set yourself wh1.I i~ ha ppening, P I e 1 s e tell t>veryone . Ask them ta help us ." The atmosphere ha~ led diplomatic observers w h o y,·i1nessed events here before and after lhe army first mov- ed an March 25 a.gaiMt the Bengali autonnm y mo vl!ment to despair of any gr<1un ds for 1 polit ical settlemen t between east .and west et ctpt one that 1s ft)fcibly imposed by the government in the wesl. Diplomats here believe cnn- ditions in East Pak istan now have all the necessary in- gredienls ror wha t th t y describe as a "long-t erm guer- rilla silualion.'' At !he same time, however. they believe it will be a Joni time before resi.'i tance fore~ can seriously threaten the arril}'. which controls the towns and any part of the countryside it wishes hi ec- cupy at a give n time. Information gathered from informed local res ide n I 1. governmeit officia ls 1 n d for eign observers who were present during the p 1 s t months in various 11reas nf East Pak istan indicates lhe ef- fect or the origi nal army cam - paign in ma ny cases wa s v.·nrsened by a la ck of discipline in the ranks. Officers often ha d no cantrfll over their men. an d the results in many cased wen~ nrgies or rape and looting that have. continued in many areas. Al the san1e time it i~ evi- dent in the rage which swept F.ast Pakistan dur ing the fir st week of March, followin~ President Yahya K han 's pnstponment of a n11tion1l a~sembly meeting that had bee n elected. Bengali majnrity bent on autonomy for Ea!l Pakistr.11 there was more klU· ing of nnn-BPngali Moslems by the rebels than wa s 11t lir1t bel ieved. In Pahartani. 11 non-Beng11l i section f!f the southern port ci- ty of Chittagong. 200 le 300 persons were killed by angry Bengalis during a lwCH:lay period at the beginning ef March. F'ollowin~ !he Firsl wave (If vio lence, bands of rine-car- rying Beng11li.~, wht1 supported the Awan1l League of Sheikh l\1u jibur Rahman, scnured the ci ty for nnn-Bengitl ls. whose name~ they cerried nn li~ts Killings l)f non ·Bengalls. fir Biharis as !hey are known In East Pakistan. alsn were reported by foreign sources te have t11ken place. in suMlan- lial numbers in Dina jpur i nd Ran@pu r districts of the. far northv.·e~L He Made Good Ex-Janitor Hit Books OETRO!T (AP \ -Thirt.v- nne year& al'to Elmer F'\scher started work at \\!11 yne. State Univer11ty as a janitor. Neil Jul)'. when he 1.~ 65, he will he leaving wit.h four ac11demic degrees. hi~ mops and pails far behind him . ,;I rnighl gfl leath scti!pture in snme small Neg ro college in th~ South," he said. "Or I could open my own studio ... ·• •·, .. Or-1 might just find some nice sm all town that n e e ds a funeral director, Fischer said with a grin. "I might do just that.'' In December. he will receive 11. master's degree in fine arts. Fischer, n1arried and the father of an adult son. has 11Jready ea r n e d bache\or'll degrees in history, mortuary 1cience And ~culptin~. Tl 111! starttd'trr-1!140-when he left his job as an ironworker f(lr F'ord Mo tor Co. "1 was living in a nat. .. he rer alled Sunday, .. 11nd 1 would 11ey it w;.~ ve ry ordinary, 1 anylhina. You had to ~·atch your mnney in Lhose days." Bec11u11e of frfquenl l11 yoff,, F'lscher only worked about ftve monlhs a ytar. So when a friend wflnl to apply fnr a job aJ 11 11c:hool janJtor. he went alonii. H i~ partner on tke janitorial JOb wa11 Lloyd Richards, 1 • itraduate •tudtnt earning hi' tuition. "Wtll. Rlchllrd!, he lAlkfd mt lnto 'tarting Classes." Fi~('htr a11id. "So whe n ht t ntl I wet,. rlone c.h•aninit !he h111l.\. w(''d takes free. shnwt.r In the •• men's locker room. cha11i;e , and go to cl ass. "f'irst cl,,,:o.~ t took ••II English cornposition. I never will forget It . I WI.\ 33 ye1rs old and start ed right •t the bottom." By 195.l Fischer h • d his b11che\or'11 degree in hist.ory. but he wa~ lftill 11 janitnr. He was plagued by his memory of the Great Depression he said, And did not want to give up • set·ure job. Subsequently, Fischer was 1 r11n~ferrerl lo 1' janitorial job with the ~chool 's mortuary scieoce department, began 1-'lkini;t courses in science. em- balming and restoration. Ry the time he earned hill morltu1ry degree, Fischer hid become t h e de:partment'a laOotAlory ~upervisor ind 1'18 -he.lpina to leach chemistry-ind barteriology. He could have. gone out on his own a' 11 funeral director lhe.n but he was still haunted by the depression . In addition. the man who h~ught F' I • c h t r re.1tor1tion mflking bodies look better con- vinced him he hid a great talent for M""lllpture. So he 9t11yed 1t tht univer1 i- ty 1nd enrolltd In fint •rt.a r,IA!l~f.~. earning 1 btchelor1 and . n ei: t December, 1 ml'lst~r~ degre:e. And in July. 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St-Pltmt>tr 15, 1C!71 PJLOT-AOV(RTISEll l 2 Orange Coast Area Men • ID Service Arou·nd the World Navy Seaman Sttvoa R. Lo\'e, brother of Mrs. Deborah K. Love of 3081: Collins Ave .• Balbml Island. is serving aboard the Long Beach. based tast c<>mbat support ship USS tamden v!'hich \\'as a111arded the Pacific Service Force Bai- t le Efficiency "E" llward lor t'Xcellence dunnJ': l,.1scal Year 1971. His ::1h1p ts now d1splay111g an "E" on i1 s bridgt> <ind flying the B<itl!t> Elficient'\' pennant. In add1t1on he \\'i!I r:ear an "F:" on his r1~ht sleeve to depicl his unit's achievement. llciency "I~" award for ex· cel!eoce during .Fiscal Year 1971- lbs ship Lo; now displaying an ··£" on ilS bridge and flying the Battle F..lficjenc-y Pennant. Jn addition he \1'111 14·ear au "E" on hls rii;h1 slce~·e to depict his 11nil ·s achieven1ent . an "E:" on its bridge and flying the Battle Effic1rncy pennant. Jn addition he \\'ill wear an "E" on ilis right sleeve to depi ct his uni t's achie\'ement. Lackland for training as ;; .secunLy 1>Uli<.:en1an. Airman Jlililler gl'aduated this year from Blllsa Grande li1gh School. which \\'aS <iwarded t he Pacific Serv ice. Force Battle Efficiency "E" awal'd for ex· cellence during fiscal Year 1971. /-l1s ship is now displaying Ar1ny Private F'irsr Class ;in •·E" on its bridge and His ship is now displaying an "E" on its bridge aud flying the Battle Efficienty pennant. J11 addition he will \\"C,1r an "!-".'.'' en his right sleeve to depict his unit's ac!uevemcnl. Airm:u1 Danny L. Urqu hart. Ti1nu1hy I.. St. flair. '.?1, :-.011 llying the Battle E:fficlenc.v son of Mr. <ind Mr:>. lJale L .. r 1\·I!·. and Mrs. \.\'11lian1 l •. :)1 pen11ant. 111 addition he will 1'\avy Sean1an App re ntice Reese APB . Tex.. upo n i::raduation fron1 US. Ail' Force pilot tra1nlng. Lieutenant Haas is being assigned to Yuma t Ariz.1 fllarinc Corps Air Station lie was con1m1ss1oncd iu 1970 through Officer Candid;ite School. Ur<1uhart nf 19001 Potorna(' Cl111r. 2~4U Newport Bl vd . \\'('ai· an "F.'' on his rig/it ltote \\'. Parker, son ot Mr Lane. Huntington Brarh, IJ;i~ (-u~l<l flll',.;a ~lt't'Ve to depic1. hts unit's and l\·1rs. Juseph A. Parkt:r of Au·1nan PauJ li. tngra1n Jr .• <.'Omplr1cd basic 1rau11r1g lll l'l·'C SL ('lair i~ rt=gularl.v achie1·ernenl 6382 Alexandria Drive. Hun· Min of Mr. and i\.1rs. J'aul B, Nal'y St>,,, 11 Uough1s \\'. Lackland APB, Tex lie ha s .~l at ioned uc<Jr Sth\\':lbist:/1 t111gton Beach. h<is departed Ingram. 9461 Sean \Va y, l'ram. son 01 i\lr. and Mrs. been ;issigned to Sticpp<1 rd l~n1und, Cern1a11y. with Bat-N;iv_v Pe1ty Uffit:er Third his horne1x1rt of Wng Beach. We:;tn1instcr , has conipleted con1bat support ship US5 Carnden which ~:as awarded the Pacific SerVlte F'orce Bat,:. tic Efficiency ''E" awatd for excc!!ence during FL~cal Year 1971. 01s sl11p is tlO\\I displaying· 1H1 "E" on its bndge and flying the B<1ttlc 1:-:fficiency pennant. Jn addition he wlll wrar an "l':" nn h'is right sleeve to Jepict tu s unit'!> a1.:hiel'en1en1 Ralph E. Cram of 9850 AFB, 'J'cx., fo r traiinng as <i lery A. 4111 Batt;ihon of the t l<iss Jon K. llenni ngs, son of aboard the fleet oiler USS b;isit Lrainu1g al Lackland Garfield A v e ·' Hunll11gion dental specia list. Atrrn<in L'r-41sl Artillery. l\1r and i\1rs. V, C. Hennings Navasota for duty with the AF'B, Tex. He ha s been as:;1gn. N1ivy Secnnfii Apprentice Beach. is serving aboard the ;!Uhart attended Ed1:;on H1gli of 8291 Atlanta Ave,, Hun-U.S. Seventh Fleet Hl tl1e t'd to Keesler AFR , l\11ss , fo!' \\'illiam K. Brown. son of ?t!r. L.ong Be;ieh, Calif_ based fast School.. Nilvy Pett y Of11cer F"1rst tington Beach, is sel'ving \.'iestern Pacific. rrain111g 1n the air traffic coll· arid l\Ii·s. ,Joel E. Brown of co n1bat support sllip USS Class Edward ft-1. 1\lanoi.;ue, aboard the Long Beach, based trol field. f>J82 (;JenroJ Dri ve. Hun· Navy Airman Apprentice Camden which \vas a11•arded Airnuin Gregory C. !\1illt>r. husband uf tile former l\1iss fa st combat support ship USS U.S. tv\arin(' Corps ~~i~st tington Beach, \\'as graduated Richard P. \\'righl . son 01 Mr. lhe Pacific Service Force Bat· :-;on Qf !\1r. and .r-.lrs. R<ilpli 0. Na11ey i\1nrtin of 16102 Camden which \1·as a\varded Licuten1.1n1 Reyno lds R. Haas, Se:i1nan William C. Powell. t'rom recruit training at the and l\lrs. Glenn L. \\'right of tie Efficiency "F:" 3\vard for Siau. 4382 We s I n1In s1 er. Springdale Ave . Huntington the Patific Ser1•ice Force Bat . i;on of ft'lr. and Mrs. ticorgc C, su n of 1\11' and r-.1rs. \\'1lJ1am J. Naval llecru1t Training Coni- 16444 Bols.eellcnce during Fi~eal Y(•ar \\'es1m1nstC1\ ha~ c_·o1nplc1ed Beach. is ser1-•111g aboard the t.le Efficiency "E'' award for Haas. 80!2 Drift111oocl Dri vi-, Powell of 627 KnO\ll'ell Plao::t'. 1nand, :>an Diego, He attended' Beach. ll'aS gradu;:ited lroni 1971. basic training al La..:kland Long Bcac·h hased fast combat excellence during Fiscal year Huntington Bench. t1as been Costa Mesa. 1s servi ng aboard <;olden \Vest Junior College in recruit training at lhe N<lla l __ 1_1_1s_i;1_,;~p-is_""-'-'_d_1~sp~l-a.~vo-"~'-A_f'_B_. _T_"_·_"_'_"_"_m_a_· '-"-'"~'-'-' __ ~u~1~>po_•t_._'h_1_p _u_s_·s_c_·a_m<l_'_'_' _1_~11_1_. __________ '_"_'_'_d_ed_h_;_,_'_'_"_''-'-"_;"~'-'-'' __ 1_he_1_,,_"~'-"-'_ae_h_._ba_· s_e_d_fa_s_1_'_'"_'_''_in_g_t"_"_B•_a_c_h_. ___ _ Reertiit DepoL San Diegu Arn1 y Pn1·ate Jnhn It Bov>l,er. son of !\lrs Fr:nlt·es f.;, Bov;ker, 84~ Arn1g0s \V ay , Nev.'port Beach. recently l'orn- pleted a 12·week par:ichute packing, n1aintenance a n d airdrop course at the U.S. Army Quartermaster School. f 't. Lee, Va. !\larine Cpl. .Johnn y P. Lopez. son of ~lr <111d !\l rs .John Lopez uf llJ:l~ 18th ~I \\'e:;trn1nster. was pronlole~J tu his present rank wh1!r scrvu1g \1'ith i\·larine B a r r a e I.. s , t'allbrook , Arn1y Pnvo>.tc Clifford J . Boothe. :;011 of !\·lr. and !\!rs, \'eran R. Boothe. 506 Sturgeon Drive, Costa Mesa . reccn1l.v completed au eig:ht-"·eek lighL \'Chicle d1·11'C'r ('Oursc al Ft. Ord .. ,'\rrny Prl1ate tt;itph /1 . 1111)- prrl. :;ou nf Colonel and /Ill's. Ralph J, flipper!. 2952 Pr111b;1 Dril'I', Cos1a fllcsa. rcce11!1y completed l.'ig:ht week." of basic !raining <11 the U.S. Army 'f raining Center, lnfan· try, Ft. Polk, La. Army Specialist F'our Jaine:; A. Rvan. son of fllrs. 1\nn J-\arcl;uck. i28 \\", 18th :-it , Costa i\1esa. 1s !>rr1111~ 111 tl1 l he 101~1 A1rlKJrnr IJ111,•11l l I airmob1le 1 111 Virtnan1 ! Ir LS a rifl ein:.tn \I'll II i \•Ill· pany D. Isl Ba!l;1l1on of 1ht di vision's r10t nd lnfant r~ He hold s the ~·01 11Ua1 ill· fantrvn1an badgf' and the bron-le star n1cdal. His father. Stew:il'l A. tl_1;i1 1. lives at :1(15 ::i-Onura. San Clen1ente. Army Pl'1\·atc Stephen ~;. Smith. son of !\1r . and 1\1rs \Vallace C. Srnilli. \V 1llo11'S. 1s serving: \\'i!h 1he lt!d F1<'id Artillery in r:ennany. Pvt S1nith i~ ;i su rveyor 111 Hcaclquar1ers B~tler~· of thr· Artiller:-,-"s 2d b<11l;il1u11 . U.S Air Force 1\1<1JOI' t'i·ank .I. Anani::i . sun or illrs. Salvature i\n;1n1<1. 8:17 64lh A\•e, S,. St. Petersburg. l<'!a,, ha s rcceivl':d the Top 1:-:ig ht A\\'ard at Andersen. AFB, Gua1n . !\'lajor Ana1l1~. ;i 11 in- le!ligen!.'.e :-.talf utl1cer. 1v<.1s l:1tcd lor IHs 011t ,;l;1ud111)C. .se.r1 tee \1h1l~· a~;,ignt·d IO £1gh1h Air For'!'f' /111dt·r~1·11 I-Ir 1s ~rhrd td£'d OI' 1·<·;1~;;1c 11 rnenl to Offu tt AVB l"\i•b hi!' du!\' I\' 1 I J1 lll':HJq1 1;ir!<'rs. St r~tegic Ai r (\11nnu111d 1-hs \\'li('. Pa1 r1c·1a. •~ lhl' da ugh1er ol r.1r;;. ~·lanr L:i11g. 261"2 \\'. 271h :"1 \' _ \\'1ch1l:L Kan. !\·Ir~ /ln;ln1<1 -s lather. l'harles Cr;11g. ff'.~lflcs ;it 9850 (;arf1eld. Sp. 1111. ll11111ing!(1n Bca('ll _ l\a\\' Pell\' c11!1ct·r :-01«'<ir1d Class · Richa;·d \1. i\'ll'Crudrr . .son of l\lr. aod !\I r~ I\ II ~lcGrudrr of .1060 Kiili BrookP L<ine . Costa i\·lc~:i . has 1·c1 l1rn" rd In hi:-hollll'porl of San Diegv after :1 !1 ve·tno11t h deployment to !he \Vr!>ter11 Pacific aboard the deslrOl'~I' escort USS Gray. During the 1·rui~ his i;h1r \·isited Hav.•aii. M 1 d \\' A y l ~land, .Japan ;:ind I.he Philip· "'itlf'S. He i.~ a 1~11.ii i.:radua\r 111 Costa J\1ci;a lligh Sc hoo! Pr"1v;1te .la1nr.~ H. Kon\('~. ~on of Richard L h.tJn\·c~. 1t!l:I Oorsel L:ine. Cost;i l\·)C'~a. recently coinpk·!C'd I' 1 g h I ""eeks of basic tra1111ng al the U.S. Army Training Center. inlan1ry, r.-t, Polk-,...l.a•----1 Army Reserve l\laJor Jame!I Steve nson. ~:!20 Park Newport Drive. 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The Giants. 111'1 gamr~ ah cart 1n the Na- tional Leag11e's Westrrn 0 1v1s1nn the mornin l( nf SepL 3. are now only ahead oi Lns Ange les by one g;une ;:if(rr· falling 6-5 to lh!! Dodge~ Tucsrl;:iv nigh!. "Jl ~·a s like a \\'nrl rf Scrirs game ," ~aid Dodger m:ina>irr \I ;:iU Al5tnn . whose chances of n1ak1ng ha~rhall's post-season c!as~1c for the seventh time suddenly i;eem excellent. A crowd or 31,907 Candlesllck Park flltls endured 90 degref' heat and pinch hitter Manny ~fota's Utree-run doublt In !ht ninth inn ing th1U litllVf' lhl" Doclgers their eighth straight victory and the 13th 1n their last IS games. Jerry .lnhnson. 12-7, l()Ok the!' loss . .:ind ,Jne M11€l lt'r, \lh11 rel1e1·prj OodQer starter Al Onw11Jng , 11:nl the win to make hls rernrd 2-2. Rut H0)! \\.'i!helm. the '4.8-~·ea r--0ld knuckle b<iller who p"ched tn catcher C"h::irl iP Fox n1any years ago in spring trr11ning with the J\'e"' York Gi:ints. work · ~ the nirtth for Los Ange.Jes. With l"A'!l out and a runner on 'econd base. \\.ll helm struck <1ut 4~year~td Willie Mays to end the g a me dramatically. "I wasn't discouraged," said the un emotional Alston . referring to the ntnth. "l'\'e been around long enough Lo know you can 't give up too !non." The Dodger!, who swept lheir last eight ~ames with the Giants and "'On tht. season series 12-6, play SM Diego tonight in Los Angele s. They play ninf' of their remaining !4 game~ .11l homf'. The Giants, fa clft& Cmc1nnatJ ~ tonight, have only flV!. more games be forf. i Oln& on ::,~ rOd d to end thE sea~on. "I'm not conceding anything," Fox s;ud Bobby Bond!! of th!. Giants belled hii. Jtst home run of thf' season. and second nl lhe night, with twt'I men on ba!le in the- bottnm of lhf' seventh to give the Giants !I s-:i lead , "Thr homers didn 't do a bit of good," Bonds said laler. fo."either rlirl lhe l'llrong pi!ching of San Fr~cisca startf'r Ga ylorrl Pt'n·~ 11 ho allo"'etl JUSl one earned run m se1'f'n in· n;ngs H' ~!onrt ta set his !:ith I tr•nr:: unu! !hf' Dodlitf'r r;ill y in the ninth nlf relievers Jerry Johnson and John Cumhf'rla nrt. Duke Sims lrcl nff the 1nn1ng 11·11h a hrnken-bat single to cf!ntPr, pinch h1!1,.r 8111 SudAk1i:. !oof>Prl A ~ingle over ~el"nnrl base an<! r-.taury \V11ls gnt a bunt. single tri load the· balll"S. fox lhen brou_i:ht 1n Cumbe:rlanrl. onoo of the Giants• starling pitchers, to fa ce r-.tot.a, batting for Bill Buckner. \l,.t.i l1nc-d the l!r .l p1!ch over third r.:i-p :i111! 1ntr11hr l~H f1P ld corner to cleat 'hf' h"t ·r~ \\p 1t1n'"' p1e111h1ng 11rr hannu~h ,' Fo~ said, calling ll lllP 111il;.:hC'f! 111:-\ In h1 \ lv.o \easons a! i; nifl1nr l1·11~11P 111;111accr. · \\,-, CJ 1I It\(• 1·1111~ ''nu rl think We '''"ilrl ~Pt l11r1>p 0111 r.r1<ne!u1w .;. '' !'111nl\1 rl;;n rJ , still S!'h r1l11IPrl Ln s1art Ii•,,, 'lhu1·:,day <1gi'111151 ('1nrinna11 , ha 1> the O!''" !;1n11\• 11•·lorv 1n !11<> !a~110 g<1n1P.!>. H"' bf!d\ Atlanr.1 fi I Sunrlf!V to brta~: a. ~Pl en-ganie San F ranc1sco !Os!ng streak. Cl1ecl{i11g Pacific-8 Giants~ Dodgers Give 'l'l1ei1· All 1 W eatlt er f_,er111ittiu g Grid Ca1111ls VCLA LOS Al\"G ELES -UCLA , preparing lnr Its rntersectinn;iJ footba ll iz;ime Sat11rd ay 1gains1 Trx;is , planned a 21>-hn11r 1vnrkout tnrtri.v dr ~pi\e "' heat w;iyp in Southern Cal1fnrnia. The Bruin.~ cut ,:i;;hnr1 prac.:ti re Tuesday -tAl 11'1 hDurs -because nf the heat. Thei r third stnn~ quartf'rback Scott Hender5on. emul;i!ed Tex;is quarterbark Eddie Phillip!. chief of the Longhorns' 11.'ishbone·T offense . v.~c LOS A~fiF~LES -.John r;ranl . :<!r1rling defen sivl' Pnrl fnr Snut hern C.1!ilo rnia. DrfJh;ibl\' "·ill ml<!' thr Trnj.:ins' fnntba ll ,lash S.:iturrlay niJ:ht a11:a ins l Rice in Hrn1i:.tnn The Tr0ian~ sr1id Tue.~rlay that <;ran t ~uffPri"d h,.ad 1niurie.~ 1n a "'"ckend tnnlnrc.rc·lr a1·rirlf'n! In ii 11?:-hnur wnrk n11t with r<'rl~. U~C ~nneenlr;itecl nn rlrff'n$f' trvini:; In rirepare rrir th"e favor ite nflenf>e plays of Rice - :he !weep and trap. '"'' BERKF.LF:Y -Temperatures in lht. ~l eh 90s i:.hortened UniversLl\ o I :::alifnmia fnoth:ill pr:irt1res Tue ,:i;;cla.1· as hr Rear~ prf'parNI for a conte~t "'ilh l\'f'<t Virj!in1a hrrr Silturrla~· ., lhoun ht \\"f' pra<'tirccl \"!'fl' wr!l fn r 1vrh a hot cl;i _1' ... i:.;iicl cnach Rav \\'ill.~e.1•. ''The p!<1yers pusherl lhemi:.f'IVf'." \'ery ~ilrd and t think \l'e e:nt B lnl cl11ne ·• \V i\lsey cut 15 In JO minute~ of f •·nrknuL~. I• '• Smith, l(odes Duel For Open Crown FOH !!:ST HIL LS, NV. IAP 1 -.J.:1 11 KndPs, lhe cl;i1· rnurt ~ha1·p<.hnntrr. Z('rn!'d ln 0n .1 h11< gun ('If grjl\i:.. Arth ur A~hr . kill1n1: !hf> hnpr.\ of ::in atl-A1nrrir.1n li S llprn 111lr ni.1 tr h 1"rl;i1. l\nd{'<;, 111<> 2?.·\l';J f-t1\rl f"1r1·hn,,.l11\tJl..1;111 d;irkhnr!-r nf l hi.~ ~)l;O O!,O l'l;-.-.;1r. up.<et the !h1rd·S<'Cdcrl pl<!l f'I' l!'•i111 1l1rh1nnnrl. 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Okkrr fnunrl a s;i fct1• pin !•1 k• ··11 lrnr11 1oi:.ing hi.~ p;ints bu( 111~! !'oulrln 1 I 111rl I h• ~peed on snJ:g~• \\'e~1 Sui,. Trn111~ r'1ub ~round.~ In s;i1·e 1hf' ma!r h "I ha ve tn .c et in f;i ... ! hl'l11n1I 1111 !1r-! srr1·e :incl 1 1u~t t•o11lf\n'! mn1P ," lamcnt rrt 1hr :i-fnnt-R c·on1r;ir-1 pr11 11hn had nf'\"f'T lnsl In Smith h,.f.,rr ··Ra sically I'm nnl tr>n gn111I nn 11<t grass." said Sm 11h. lh,. fi.f'lnl 1 I S D~vi~ Cup .<lilr. ·'hu! I gnt t;'>nd fnnt111q on th" first ('(luple of h1!s so I d1rln ! hill f' mu ch tr'luhlP " And . 1! Knd rs' prPdu llono; arr ncht ~m1th shnulrt ha l'e even \es~ difficult~ tCJ- day. nr1w," ~a1rl lhe b!o 1nd-h[IJ.1ed. bl ue·eyed f1r~t-r0und rnnrp 1ernr of tri rr;.Fe ded J ohn \'f'\\('oJnbe \\hfl h~<, nrver bP;i!e n Smit h nn ,er:l<;~. "He rrnlil h.ic; s11 bit! a serve. l"ll JLI~I lr.1 !(• hit II 11,.rd" Anti thr !-rtl''I" ilt!llf' l111le l r.~rh was pr;11.,ed b~· th" h1n. a11);11 ,1rd American. ··He h;.is 11nr ol thi> ht'~I return serves cn1ng ," i;a1d Srn1th. nf \hr mr1n v.hn could hr.:it hi111 nut nf the tit le, but nol lh£ Sill l)(lO 111p rn1r ~h,,11111!'innl h1•1n hr mu .\ i::;11e all his Hl"lll • In !ht II +1111 r 1p pol It• kerp a b1rc.: 1111 111lh l 111 I .. ..,i11n 1>111 h••lh 1!1" -;:, ,11111 11•, h ,111'1 t11F rrn\• ro "111 ht' ;11 ... 1.11-,,. 111 lh" 11111nn11, !1nal h~:11.111 t1•!• ~p,·rl1·rj fjll'1r I•·-,., 1\111:! ••[ I >111:;. I'.• -11 11. ;in•I "\,, " ~ecd Hn:,emary ( .1·-ti ,,[ l'.111 1:r,ir1r·1~111 \Ii\ l\111).! II Ii!• 1111!1 !l1t' ! 1·111111 Ill l!'f fl, 1'.11'11rll h<'·r 11n;il•, i)•·11 h hv ~1d•1l 1111nr. lPP'i- .1i,:1• ~r·n ~;11 1011 f"!i1 1; • 1 1•1·t nf Ft. (.,111•lrrrl,1lr 1'1:1 (," j;•> \·11d1' -:i'tr( lh» ::"I l "-11 n\r\ \1 1 ~ ' ii, (!11n11i.dr1 J !n111 In -1 rrk I h l'l I J .\l l I V 1 11 e of ,\u·tr;1IFI h-J Ii .1 .. ~· I•• 1 -• M•"' '"'~"' • . .-.... 1.~ ,1 -c • •1 ... " . ' ! lo., Ch••· 1-~ •• ' ' . ~ ,, ... ~-, ... -•" .,, '-•••c•~·~· .... -"' .,.,~--·· '• o .. ••,1•ti.··• , •• 6 ..... J-,. ' . : W"'"'" f'• ft", . " • • " I .. M, "' ... ··~ ~·;~_,,. c; ...... ...... ' """91~. ..... 1 ,., o , f I••• 0,· ,., !.•• O ,-I ) a l~-. ' ' ~ '. ' .. ~. r-1 •I• ,._, , ... , ~-"M" ['l• ,~,. He said runninf,! bar·k., Tin1 To<lrl ll nd l~11ac Curt\.<;, \l·hn h:ive heen ham pered 1)1· injuries. ~·Pr,. runnin~ muc.h brtter. THE DODGERS' WILLIE CRAWFORD SLIDES INTO THE GIANTS' TITO FUENTES AT SECOND •.• "Sm1!h 1~ 1n l'ery i;nod ~harc r1i.;hl 1, "• '• '•·• '"'·!'~S~B '"'"~· -.. <>i '·' .~•n11fnrtl BEAR MO UNTAIN . N Y -Thr S1:in· 'nrrl Indians wnrl\e<1 nn ;i sngg\' practi<'t. 'ipJd TuP.scl11 ~·. (:n;irh ,Jnhn Ral ston i:.a1d lefens ive pl~vPr!'i r ill 1\100T(' anO Grell: •arnp!'On ar,. douhtful .<;t<1rt er~ for )<1turdav'!'i li!.::t mr with Ar mv . 1\-fr>nrP. a line hackrr. <nn1inrrl an anklf' In the sea snn fno1b;ill nnener 11·itli \fi:o~nurL J)efcni;.1vP l1nrman Sam pson 1uffered a br11iserl i:.houl{!rr Jl . fl!( hi II f/ t ti Jf SEATTLE -ThP \\'a"h1ni:t nn Hu~k 1f'S "°"rkPd nut fnr mnre rh:in p., hnur~ TUf'\· l:i1· prep::inn,e fnr lh1~ \l'r('kPnrl'~ fnntball ~nrne ~ame ap.ain.~t Purrlur. Therr wrrr nn ~1e:nif1ranl linru p ·han!'1f'S \\"1th PrlP Tarr.:ires :inrl .lerr.v 111j!all.o; !'ih.:i.nne f1il lhar\.: r!1111ro; The nf. "en ... 1ve le<1m pr.:trtlrf>rl passlnl! e;<• ('nSl\"P\y flutch l\rrn;in . !hr l1nrhark£'r 11•hn 1pra1nrrl his anldl" 1n l.:1s1 1~er~end's :;in1r al!,a inst the t.;niver~11 v nf r ahfnrn1a it Sant.a B11rbar.:1 1\•;i s nff h 1~ rr11l<:hP~ ruesclav bul there w;i.o; nn \l'Ord on 11·hethei-he v•ould rila .v S11 turd11~1 flr•f!gt••• Et:GENE. Ore . -The ln11·ers1ty nr DJ'f'gnn worker! on its pass1 n2 ;i ttack ;i nrl 1et up defenses to use again!'>l titah 1n rue~day'& practice clr1l1.~. The l\\'I) tel\ms meet Satunlay n1~ht in ::>rPgGn·s home opener. It will be Utah 's 1P.:1.'>0n debut. Quarterback Dan Fnul.!1, cnntainM bv .he :\'ebra~ka rlefen~e l11st "''crkend. '.hrt"' aga inst ant ic.ipaled Ltah defens1l'e 1l i~nment.:oi . LtnPhackcr ~1 1ke ~1cCnn nell remained 1idPllned bv 11 knee sprain. He "·as in- jured in ihe 34-7 !OM t(I I-Op-ranked ,\-ebraska, Cctn Duroclier Siirvive? W ilhel111 Deserved Win SpPrulat1nn ha.~ alrearl~ bf',1t1Jn a" In hn11· 1nanv bti! lr.:i.izue manae.r r~ arr l'n1n~ l•l fePl !he axe al thP erirl t if nn! ~ooner 1 of !hr curren! haseh;ill ramp;i1,cn And 11• ean hP f\llf'f'tf'rl 1h,. rnq('r nf cancl1rlalP~ 1~ nnt par11rularl) hr1r! Trrt \\1!1\1;imo; 11f lhE' \\'a~h 1ni:1nn ~n.'11nr.~ t•nuld we ll br nnr of thr I'll~ sup for rrpl:irrmrn1 ThP1'rr ;;.111n g 1n Hnu;.1nn thd H1r1 v \\'alkrr ha~n 1 a pra,rPr in Te:..a ~ of llr111,;: CJleNN WHlfl -----· Tf'H/TE JFA.'I H -w re1a111rd f{lr J!l7'l Bui !hPn e\1erynnt' :i;een1crl In lh1nk that Eddie Ka!ko·s ex- pul~1nn at Bnslon "'<IS autnm t1tic. Yr! he \l'<I" JU"1 a"'arrierl ii nPw ron- lra {"I And. the 1\n_cPI~ ... 1r11at1on 1s tolal speculation ancl cnnfu~1nn -it wouldn 't surprisr me if Gene Autry became the ma nager. Bill Rigney surely mu !'i! be feeling pressure al i\11nnesola. what "'it h hi5 T11 ins sinking frnm divisional tl!h~ts to !Jflh plare 1n thf' Ameriran LPague \\'e.~l . A lthou~h ("tn r1n n.:11 1 al«n pl ungl'rt nut n! r nn1rn!111n ;i l1 er 111.ik1n2 11 In Lhe \\'nrlrl • Serif's las! ~rar, lhP Rr<I~ \IJ>r e 111 ri p- pPrl b.v 111111rir~ In lhe p1IC'h1n~ s1.:iff 12) ha ir rnn1e bark ~trnngly !\1nre the :i.11· ~!::ir hrr::ik . Th11· frnm hrrr. Sparky Anderson's /Ob ~'"'!'1~ <;i fr-f'l1l!ll!:h Thf' r,.;il p1111.lrr ,, thP ca."~ or Ltn !lurnrhrr f1rl rl rhlP f nl !hP !,h1r.:ti;!n ('11h~. I ll~ Irani h;i s nn<'P ;ic:;11n f::illen nn 1!!\ far f' 1n th,. latr ~n1n 11 aftr r being ~ ~erinp~ ~·nn!rnrlr r fnr \;i11nn;i! Lr.:t~llf' ~-:;isl hnnnr~ Two 1·rarg ;.iJ;?n \hP I.uh~ k 1.~sPd ;:1.wa1• 11 !l ' ·-~an;" lead 1n lhP la,:i;;1 mnnth a~ 0lhfl 1\·lr !o; 01,erh;iuled thcrn !n !~70 tht> Cuhs \\'Pre only ~1 1 isame.~ nu! nf fir.~l place as late a.~ A1111 2:i. y,., the,v cnuld ne vf'r movp any clnser and "nunrl up fi1•e ,llames behi nd Pittsburgh. Ag:i 1n lhi~ year Chic;igo made ,111 run at P111.~hor.11h anrl had cnml! In within 411 of rhe Pira te!: hy early Augu.~! EvP.n hy Aug. 10 thev wtr!. still in lhf' running, lag.1J1ng by six ,e:amf!l'i. Hn"·evcr. lhey then wen t 1ntn a l'iptn anrl have 10.~1 22 or their lasl 33 contests. They'll he hard·pressf'd to finish in the first divi51nn. No Chance f 01· Baseball Whethe:r !his record of \ale. seasnn folds v.·111 be. enouish !n cost Durocher hi1 employment remain~ Lo be seen. * * * Perh11ps Inst in the volumf'1 of act kln To Be Olympic Spo1·t LL"XEMBOL'RG f AP) -Baseball 1s :om1ng up fflr Olympic reco~nilion but On1{gla~ Robi!., fnnne:r b,111sl'hal1 p!,111yrr 1nd ltfelong l)oo,:i;;!er nf Ameri can ~ports. 111id l'Uf'Sd!ly, '"lt h11sn·1 ,qot a chance " Rnhie. Ame r1c:in member nr the ln\rrn.111ional Ol l'mp1c Cnmm i!lre fnr 2n years. feel!! th~t ··even if this lypiral American ~port woul d ~ i.ddt:d to the Olympic prngrAm thr L'n11f'd Sla1es m\Shl nol win th~ gold medt1l " "Don't foritet !hat Cuha "·on the haseball title in the Pan·Amer1<'an Game:11 in CAii, Colombia, Lhis yf'ar . ·· the Pet Ired ~!rel f!Xecutive from Dtlrnlt. ~aid . 'rhe. IOC hf!g;in 1 four -day mrP!.ing hf'rt: T'lJe.~day and !he. requf'~I of rhe lnlern11· ~ B.a..eba..11 federation for Olympic recogn1t1on "'as on the agenda '"i\mPnra v.1h1ch gav' baRball to thr. wor ld \l'ould be at ll d1sadv;intage. in the: Olympic GamPs bfc:iui:.e: an:-· kid whn h<1!1 1,111lenl turns prnf P'.".~inna l Minner nr biter -and mo,:i;;tly ~onnrr." Rnt11e said. ··So our best playe rs woudln '\ be eligible for thP Olympi,.~." Bt>,:i;;1des baseball olhe.r l'lports fcdcr1111- t1on" applying for Olym pic r$!cognilion - and in !he lon,t run for inclu.~ion in lhe fllympic prngram -lire b1dm1nlon. rolle r skating. ski boh, sof1ball and water ski rn111. "Thf' Olympic pn1.o:rilm 11; 11 lready nvPrlnaded as 1t IS, esl)flc1a!ly uo'ith telfm ~porl s and 1f it ~l}f'5 on thal w11y," Robie !aid. "JI \\'iii fall by its own \\'eight " rr:rorQ_ed betwe~n the .Pod.&~r.J ltd Giants lhi1 week In San franei1co wa1 the relief plt chln11. nf •S.ye11r-nld Hoyl Wiiheim . The ,Dod1er111 whli <:amr, nn In th e ninth Inning Tu@lday and held thl' Gi11nt1t 1rorele1t, 11trlkll'lg oul ovP.r·lt1e-hi1I Willle f\l ay1 "'Ith the tyi ng run .11t 111ecand h111e to probably •end the OodRers on their way lo llD P.Vt,nlual World S'rif'~ triumph. Th' nfflcial ~cnrl!r ct'luld have 1h•et1 Wilhe:lm crtdit for lhl': th' ''ic::tory bul In- stead ht LtPVP. It lo JM. i\1otller. •·ho tu11t yll':ldtd a thre,.run homer In the 1even1b lo ptlt LA behind. II ••~ u lnjn1tlce kl Wllhe.lm, who •urely de:Mnoe111 • fu ll 1bare nl th11l up- enmlna Wnrld Serif's money, despite h1v- ln1t Jolntd Lbe Dodgers late in the 1ea&at1 IAui:ui.11. \\'ilhPlm h11 111 tbrtt 11\·es already f1>r LA 11nd he: chopped down lhe Gt11n ls In the ninth Tue11day nla;hl Ill pul tbP. fi nal t1all in San Francisco'• co ff I ti , psychologlcally. , , . AND Tf!EN MAKES GALLANT TRY TO CATCH BOBBY BOND S' HOME RUN . Newcombe Downs Laver l<'ou.r Plu_yers Fined for Dod ge r-GionL Hrn1vl i\DL\\t AUKEE John Ne"·cu mbe rl!.feated fellow C.Ornna dt.I Mar'i RQd Laver, 6-3. 11-2 Tuesd11.y nighl in a locally sponsored pro tennis exhibition Thf' rluel betwf!en L.:ive r. ~J. and Newcombe. 27. ;:i 1971 Wimbledon 1111ist. w11~ the main feiature on 11 bill Lhat drew •• :>00 lipe<'lfll!lrS. Chuck Pa~;irell arocl Bob Lut i. 1n a first- round doubles match . be:it Nikkie Pil1r and Isma il El Shafei 6-4 . J-6. 7-6. Thi! ex· hibilion conclude~ tonight. e f'flltr Pln11er1 f 'h1ed SAN f"RANCISCO -four pla yers were fin~ by the Nalional Le11gue TueM!ay l'lft rr the .!>tre11klng Lo~ Angeles Dodgers and the: slippinl!: San Fr11nci~cl'I f,ianti. l.Rngled In a be.11nb~l1 hrawl. Every man nn bnlh clubs w11s involved -a ~ com· bAlant nr pacH\P.r The: Giants 11nnouneerl league pre~1rlent •• Chub r eeney ordered fines-lrir plt chrr,~ ,Juan Marirha! and Jerry .Jnhn&on. The Dod'!ers reported fines fnr outfielder Bill Buckner and shortst.op r-.1aury \V1 lls. The: fine am nunts "'P.rt nnl disc losed. e 1h1gel.< f'nre ll1111nl• KA NSAS CIT Y ThP Cal 1l"rn1a An11.els nrien a twn·gaml': series tnn1 1:ht a1?111nst K11nsa11 City v.·11h Clyrlr \\rn:ht. 1f.lf1. on !hf' mnund oppo\1n g lhf' R o~;ils' ~l ikf' Hrdlanrt. 14·7. Thf' Ainrricfln L£'aguc r/uh. m1rrcl 111 r11urth plai:P In thr \Vpstrrn 0111~1nn travel~ to Cl'uc,1111tn Fnrl;iv lr1r A lhree.- '1'..amr serJP\ brlflrP r,.turnini;: to An<1h111m Tue ~tlay nlgh1 J1~111n!"t !he H'l1 al~ e C/1nrg.,r• l'l11<'d ,<;7 ,111111 SAN DIE GO The S.:tn D1P ~fl Charger.~ "'ere f1nr.cl 11n f':;lin1atrrl S7 000 fnr t1i:hhnt: \1·rth the ~l tnnf'ml.:1 V1krn~I n11 lhP l!rlrl Au~ 1·1 and ~lln ne .;.01 1 µL1 1 1·1 ~ prP<.t1n1ahl~· ~ llke amnu.nt, the. ~IHI OIPl!n r n11"1n "fl~<.. Th~ h;1t!Je IJ.,I:;in whr11 .\l1nn"\i"llr1'J (";irl 1·'.111 r :i!l-.ir k1>r! <ian D 1" g o t1uart1 r:i~ k .1 ... hn ll;id l ;:ift rr the wh1 ~tle had bin" n, nb ... f"r\'~I"\ ,.n 1 . The l n1r111 \a1d lhr \ 1ku1>.? J1r1eman and r(larh ~Id c;11ln1an "' lhe Ch.1r;:er\ \.\PTt' reJK'll'\rd h f!nrrl $·,r1 P-+lrh. f.1llmRTI tor h1' C'n1nn1rnr ~ ;ib,,11t Ellc r's aellnn ~n th• fn lh{I r'<h1h11,11n l!t1n1c R•1tti hcn1h»~ ""IP rlfared l\\1ct lQr 11 .Id. f1.•t flflilin~ melct:!~ e Gre f'11b er11 ll'lns KIA\l~~ll\ L.111\f N Y H11n.k l'":rP,,nhr-rc: thl' )°!rf'1P r Det rn1t T11f'.r ., .;.l11ei:Pt :inrl 1!~1 1 ri f F'11n1P m"mtM!r. cap- lurrd thP hr \! Spnrt ~ C"\0 brltv tl!nOl l tnurnamenl I ir the Oe"~r~ Cli p Tuesday. ) I, ' 21 Dlll V '1lDT t '• . '• ·. . . J • RU STLER DAN SHAW Pla ye r Says GWC Ha s Edge 111 Piscipli11e By HO\\'ARD !.. HANDY 01 l~t Diii• l'lle! 11111 Dan Shau' kn11\•1s full we ll of the intense n valry that eJ1:1sts btlween Ora nge Co11sl Co!ll!!ge and his O"'" Gold en Wl'!st College fru~tl l!!rs -especially on the football field. He v.·11 s a membtr of the Gnldt n \~'est team that defe<tted thr. OCC Pirates 13-0 I ~·ear ago. But that's a ll 10 the past and Shaw ha s b1r. own th~ry on pick.log a \\'Inner this time around "I think they na ve a Int of big name J>f:Ople on their ro5ter. Bu! J think "'e bave the disclplint!.. It "'tl! depent' on which team wants to v.·ln the mnsl on Saturday night " Sh1w plays cornt rback on dr:fense for Ule Rustlers. Fred Hoover. Golden \!.,'est'& dt!'fens1vt ~cnndary coach. 6,IJ)'S of Shaw . "He's a real &ood one 1n a man·1o-man Situation. He is our qu1cl.:es1 mi n 1n Lhe second ary and hai; more finesse And doil"t let hi s size fool you. He"s big f'nnugh Co handl e himself ll&&insl any rect.i~·er in covering the pa.ss ·· Shi.v.· 1s 11 graduatt nf Fountain \"all ,y High "'here he played as a dPfens11·e back end \\'as also a slarte.r 1n !ht offt.ns11·e. bockfield for coach Bruce. P1ckfnrrl Hov.• dOI'!". a rnrnerback 11:0 about the b11;1nr-ss of pl ayi ng his pns111on prorerly? \\hat responsibillty dnes he ha1·e v.·hl!n the play dPvelops on his side nl the fu~ld? rn an!iw er!ng the first quest ion, Shaw 58}'5 " , •'The b1 1: difference bf't1.1•een high r;chool and ju nior college footbal l as a 5econdary player is tha l you will rotate lnt.o 11 r.one fr om a ma n-to-man coverage. "'In high school you go to a deep rone O-om man-to-man co11erage " And what about the play th11l come.s tnward the i;ide he i!i col"ering v.·ith the qll)rt rrback. rolling out on an option pas.s, Clln or l•terat sltual1on wi th a trailing ba("k~ · ~y.•e ke v on one pa rticular player." he i!afs by "ay nf explanation bul v.•ilhoul c iting .awa y any trade secrets. "Onr.e lhl' p\.;y i;:et.s tn the hn,. nl ~\imrn::ige and the pa.s~ thrral is (lij"Tlinated. we. mo1'e in lo help "·1th the ta~kle. -<1The end has the respons1h1lrtv nr going for the qu11 rt l"rhack and 11'1' ·h11re the pitCh man !!railer \. .. •· Pass dl'Jensl! dol!sn'I bnlher lhe ~9 ~~ensive back. He figu res h, can handle: bimsr\f in a one-0n-nnf! s11uat rnn and he ltM• tn lac.kle. /\ccorOing \Jl his coache s, lie Iii sure-handed and dnPs an oul§lln· Cling job in lh1s department. Jn high school Shaw played ba~kethall a nO ritn on the track team but fee!5 ~g l!Jo;:sn·t have lhe l1mt for thPSI! gpor lt. in college. pre!erring to c:onc:entrate on foot- ball. • During the summer monlh& he. works fnr the: f ountain V&lley r~C:rt'.atinn depmrtment in addition tn .apend1ng lime iworking In 11 aroce.ry •lore. . If he haa atny hobb1 e11 other th11n 1port5, he. doesn't menlinn them and h1rdly has fhe time lo pursue 1htm. "Right now. though. he. L\ p11r~u1ng a n ~ucJJtion f S a hl~tnry m:J inr and hnPf" to teach and do a lltlle. rn11<·h1ng upon rtimpletion !'.If hi11 c(lll t~~ r-;:ir,.P r He woollt like lo a1Lt nrl "'a~.tnng loo St.ale Unlvrr!ity hut h:t5 11n npt'n mind al tM pre!ent Umt 11 nd hnpP.\ fnr a fnotb•ll &ehol.ar1hlp •t conc;.Ju.)Jo')n of the current N.UOn. Ex-pro's Sons Start for Orange Coast By CRAIG SHF:f"f 0 1 llM 1:11111 1'11•1 11111 It ~ ~ultt probable 1nat ~htrh and Dive _'-lorr1,on leamed wha l • ~oot~aU was Jon2 twJor e thev could wall-. You see bolh Orange C1111 ~l College s!ars rome from a rich football 1);11•kground. Fred "Curli~y" \1orrii;on. the father of lht ll•·o Pirat,. defen~11·e 11res. 1.1as a top- nn!r.h lul!b11rk-l1nPharke r fnr Ohio State in the ]ale '40s an d e11rly '!)O~ and later pl 1vtci prn ball ""1th Llif' Chic.Ago Be.ars and Clev?land Bro11 ns So it "'Ill cnme as no surprise Lo find Suit May Be Next Step In Hassle By ROGER CAR L.l:\ON' O! l~o 01111 l'llet 11011 ,l,a,!:un11 Bl!ac-h fr1ntball coaches Hal Afins. Nonu B0rucki and .J11 r.k L.vt h_g:op were. in conference tnday v.•ith attorney{ in rf'la tinn to thf'lt pt>ndini;: l1hrl and slander civil sui! v.•ith Laguna BeaC'h resl· df'n t Bruct Hoppin~ Results or trxl11~'s me.etin~ arcn t e:ii- pected to be made public unlil al a laler date accordin~ to Borucki. Hnpping bla5l ed La_g:un;:i cnarhl!s h-.·n weeks aJ!n :i l !he L;i11 una Beach Unified Schf)(ll Oistrrcl's Rnard nl Trustre~ meeting 1.1·h1rh mtl In name Akin<. at hletic direct.or at L:iguna Beach Hig h School Amonjl other lh1n11.s Hoppin~ cha n1:i>rl th;:it Ak ini; as.c;aultrt1 th ret L<"lguna studf'n1.<;, that L.111h11.n,. as~;iul terl nne .c.!u- dent and implil'd Rorurki WR!i a r1etr1 - ment tn the slaff hf'>aus r h11 'I\ ~m1Jlierl. 121 v.·as fired a ... rHv recreRtion rlir ectnr and l:'\1 repre.sented a bl'er h;;r on a softball team The alleged incidents involving Akins And L.11lhgoe nccurrerl fou r years agn. Bnth ha ve categorirally denied the ac- rusations. Bnruck1 SA.\'!. ht riuit. smoking thref! y ears agn , wa5 not rirrrl by thl' recrra- 1inn df'par1menl an d admits playlng f)n a ~oflball learn spnn5ored by a Laguna Be;ich bar HoppinR "'AS cont;:icl.f'd h\' lhP l1A JI.\' PILOT Tu1".~d11 v, hut th,. La l{una Rearh re.siden1 . rha1r"man anrl founder of thL l\a!ni; l\;igathns fnundat1nn I 11n or11.anize- t1on promolin,1: aquat1r-sport31, refU!".f'd furthPr commenl. "I'll fl!l the ~!.;ite.mt nl 1it11nd 11 ~ rre.sented unlil I hP.11r tlf'WS concerning lh1s matte.r. I'd rather dl'li>r any com- mf'nt at thi~ t1mP ." .~il.\!i Hnpplnl!. Hoppin~ a!~n tf'l11!,rd to comnient no his rela!kinshlp v.·ith the Kaln~ Kag11thos f nunrla t1nn "As far ;:i~ J"m 1nncernt'd ! l1111·r nn cn1nment wh1tsoe\"rr no an y new!i cnn- !i!denn~ !hr sta!ffllf'nt (which wa s presented lo the Roarrl nf Tni.<;tt.e~1." He a!Ml refused rn1nmrnl on 11·hy such all e1?.111 1on a!l.ainst. thP Li.guna cnaches had been hPld back for four :ye11rs or ii he fe.lt football r:oachr~ were a poor se\er- li on for athletic cl1rer.t.o r lob s at high srhonls. CIF l'nuthem Srrr1nn cnmm1ssinner Kt n Fag.an( \~;is 'lll"riPrl on Hnpping!i' relal.Jons with thr flF SS. ··~Ir Hnpp1n,1t ha~ nn cnnne.rl1nn \lLth the Clf. Howpvrr. hP has a~~tsl td us \0 lhl" aquat1c 1i pr(l,:ram flnanr1itll~·. In rludtn~ ~""'Im mrrt prn~ram!i and awards." says faiz::i n( Dr \\'1!1i;:im Cl!n111 La.tuna Flrarh School r>1~!rH·I !illpr-nntrnrtf'nl , tn1cl 1hr DA!LY PILOT .'\~, rf\nt,.mpl atP nn ar- t1on nn 1hP ma1trr t\( Far ;i ~ 11·e'rr ron- cemffl evrr~·1 h1nj! >.1i1~ .1ppropr1;i1 ,1y handled AL rhe tirn~ nf th e 1nt:1drnts " Or Ullnm ;iddrrl 1h::it ~Ir. 1-!nppln,£ 1s nnr v.·P.lrome on thP Lagu na c11mpu ~ .l nd harl nnre bt"f'n tJtrlrd frC'm tlif' !irhool"s pre1n1,\t S Hoppini;;·~ !'land nn ft111!h11 ll has long bee n kn0wn hy 11rca rr.\IOr-nts In :i letl!'r lo thP r-ditnr l!oppin;i; .-har.t · erl. "fo<irhall 1 ~n I a !ipnrf anrl rhe i:choo1'11 and cnachc.( deifying 11 ;ven"t phl"siral f'durilt(lr~ '"The y"r11 klller!i anrl ~-npplrr~ sanr- honini; suicide anrl 1nc1!1ni;: 11~.~ault of pathetic ~·el trai;:ic !hou~ands o f youngs!rrs m11unf'rl fnr .:i. h/e.11me - C(lns1gnf't1 In f'Xp4>nc1;i!:ulllv nn brh;i \f '11 11n epidt'mir nf dto.~lrur-111'1' hrh;11 ihr rrllrr- fing !'iorie1 .:1 I n1nri>i; 11h1rll rnndnn"' .:111- grei;i;1on. '"tn!rnrr 1111d 11a~tr nf l11 r~ a~~ rhara!'ler nf Al\-r\mrrU'an 1n;:inhm1rl 11nd pr rpelu~t1np: thf' blnnrl !us• t"lf \rro's Rnmf' and !he t"iu!rhcry 11nrl ~1 .:11111hler 11! !hr Circus ~1Ax.11num ~or! 1hr Cnh~r1 1n1 ·· Hoppin1i"s .~l11[r111rn! tn lhl' Hn;ird nf Tru~tre!> inrludrr1 lhE" lnlln'\lnl1. 1trrn "1nsperl !ht hi~h $rhool 11thlr!1r f1elrl~ duri n_g: fnothall trainin.11 thrrk lhr> rhy.1;lc11I ch11r11rteri.~t1r~ nf rn.:irh Ak1ni. anc1 hlS sub0rc11nntc coAchln~ .:i!i!il~t ~nt' ""\\'1\h rew r:iictpllnn". \\hlll idrn11t\' im11gr-woulc1 be rnO\'l'}'t'rl In 11 ~(llln~ ath!e1e anr1 111 ,.i~itnr~ nhstr1·1nG h!na!Prt. l)l"ll·i lll. NJach1ng prrtendPr!> l nu d · mn11th1na young!".ter!i intn hrlie1·\J\I! rh~l "punrhing. h11Hn1 a.nd butting heac1~" \~ ma!icul init y~ · Buc-GWC Tilt Tickets on Sa le T1 ckt l$ fn r S1rurch1y nii:ht"~ (tnlriton \~'c!l·Or~nE' O'lll!>I fl'IOlb.1111 s•mP .IN' nnw no ~;,111 •l th~ lwn n1 ll f'Ji:I' IYwlk ,\lflfl'\ rr1r11 t 1n(l11r1t SI Sil fnr .1rlu!t.' anrl SI lf'll' chilrlr~n und Pr 12 anrl stude.nt11 frnm hi1h ~rhMI~ anrl rit hr r coll11 ~t'- The llrket~ will lw m ~le Crom 8-4 30 1tnd 6:30..9. both m the. st.a.rting lmeup for coach Dick Tucker's Pir ates Saturd&y night •t•ln •l TJ\'al Golden \\'es! -Mitch as the starting m.iddlt guard and Dave •t a lmebacker spnt. Both earned prt:p laure.ls at San Marino \t l~h and "'he.n !he. family movtd to 1'\e 10pnrl Bf'ac h la~I Y'3r. fl1ilch e.nro\ltd at Oranl!t Cna.st O.av P. 11 year younger rhan /ll1tch. completed hi~ high achool ~dur<iUnn 11 1 San f.larinfl Bo!h started playing foot ball at an ear- ly •~t in .~ew York From t\ew York the fam ily moved to C.111.fom..L.1 tor I i., yu ra and lhtn 1pent 1wo yun. rn Canida wher e their f&ther bro1dcut~ NP'L aame11 for the C&n•- dian Broadca.shn& Company. Then it ""'a5 bl.ck tll Calilomla and San t.t •rino wbl!rt they stayed until tht move to Newport . Dave. a1 6-l and 200 pounds. earntd inore honora tn high •chool lhln Mitch - but only btcAu.se tht latte.r 1uJfe:rtd torn ligame.nt~ in a knee and had to 1it out almost all of his se.n.ior year. Dave. .a linebacker-fullback in hit h school. not only was 1w1rdtd m01t ''&luablt pl1ytr ftonors m both hls Junior and 1tni0r ltl&Onl. but &Jui ilrTltrtd All- Rio Hendo Ltaaut. All-Stn C.1brle.I Vall ry and AJl-CIF AA t1urel1 in 1970. Whi t abou t future 101!1'! ··1 jual w&nt to play .1 lot and h1vt 11 1ood 11e11on And mtybe ge t • seitol · arsh ip," s&ys ,.,tlteh. " 5-1. 21S pound- er 1.1·ho p!11ns lo m&]Or 1n physical l.her1py. '"Thf'. mo at important thing Is aettin& i.n educ:ation rl&ht now ." Oavt "1 prim•ry go.11 i& kl start for OCC this at1son. "If I do 11;t1rl I'd like to make the all-conference tum." And bow about d•d -dt'>t:s he ae! In· volvtd" ''Oh yeah," 6ayi; Mitch. "Hr wen t to all of Da\•e"s games on Friday nighla l111l year and came to mlne on Saturd.1y nights . And he usuall y C1lmes tn at least one pr11ctice a wl!tk." Curley i8 a preuy busy guy h1 mse.lf-a1 l'lirt'ct.or or sale!. ror Cinema Ge neral in H0llywond and Pxec·ul1vr v1cP. prtsident nf Trans·American Vidrn -but he still finds time ln give his i;ons a fe1o1· polnters. "He u8uall y tells us 1.1•h;:il ""'e do right and "'hat we do wrnn.1:." savi'i Dave with a noddmg echo frcm his brother. 1970 Mishap Shaken Off Vike Defen se Strong Point, Sa)'S Wheeler By Persistent Young Surf er By RON £\/ANS O! lllt Diiiy l'!le! Sit!! Surfers 1n the Orange Coast area for this wee.kend 'a \Jth rl!newal of the t.;.S. Surrh<lard championshlpa .at Huntinjton Beach. are ke.P.pin,ll one eye pee.Jed in the direction of Mex icn. It i ~n·t conc-ern over a strong con- t1ngen! from South or lhe Bord er 1hrr;.tening 10 takr charge of the cnm· petition. Rather. 11 is d storm that is pregently churning w;it.ers off the f...1exican coA~l !hat parllc1 panlll in the Huntin(too Be1dl .1ffair hope v.•ill bring bigger waves Lo this area un the v.•cekend. . John Van Ornum, a stur1ent at Orange Coast Cnlle.1ie and resident of Nl!wporl Beach, ii"i one of those keeping A wei.ther eye pePled toward the south. Surfing since he wai"i in lhf' sixth grade, . John v.-jll be competin_g: Jn the men ·ii rtivlsinn for I.he firsl tim e this sea50n after lln1 shin g second in the. junior com· petition a year ago lie remembers last yr.ar·a compttltion \"IVidly. '"I was 1n the finals when I hit I.he pier head-on and scraped my leg prl!tty h1dly. 1 also wound up with a barnacle stuck in 1ny back.·· .John recalls. "The accident occurred during one of ihe rinal heat~ but I wa5 able to get b11ck on the board and grt to shore '"lt shook me up for awhil!! 11nd my teg bl ed fo r a short time bul lli"i ano n as ii stopped , I was hack out in the water " His second pl ace finish atlt!l.s to !hi!. U1tlver§ity QB Making Fast Adjustment Uni verslly Jootball mach .Jf:rry Red - man has had lo make some adjuglmenl5 -nnt only in personnel but ln hi.s ~tire offensive structure -since being 1n- fonned last fl.11 y that his No. I quarterback would not re.turn for his senior year. ' We had tn dn some fast shuffHna whrn Tomm~· (\Valker l tnld u~ he v.·.a s movinR to Northern C.ahforni11. hut Ed Call has marl e o11 fine adjlls!men1 and is much 1m- prnvl'd nl"rr last i"iprin,1:, .. sa~~ Redman Call. a :i-ir1. 1 7fl-pounrle~. 1.1·11s the Trn- \an~· :'\o 1 fullbark last sprinii. whl!n ti,Jd h11 "'nulrl he .c1.1•i!ched tn quarte.rback fnr hl' ~l'n1or !ieRSCIO. · 1-!J~ pass1n11. and his ball handlmg are mu1 h 1mprnvPd," !i lly~ RPdm.an . '"but of rout(f' he larks experience 11·ork ing in a 1<.:1mf' ~1!lJRl1on The srrunm11"e at ('Asta ~!r$;i ~~turrlay !!I a.m.) should li:I\''-us An 1n rl1r::it1nn of how v.·ell he·11 do thi.s sra5on \\11th nnl.~· 3.1 playtrs no the var11ty ro,ttr. l·n11"er:i:.11y hA,. dt pth prnbJems. Thus mns1 nf the !tarte.ra 11rl! tic ktted for f1\o--1.1·;iy duty. The harkflrld is !".el .... ·1t h le.Hennen tn"1nn1111! lhe thr~ rem alnin_g: :\poL,, P,nh Gill. a 5-8. 1"5-pnundl'r is re11:arded a,. the. :'\(l I t.:ni runnin_g: back. He'\! be: 1-1."lllnnrrl ar a tailhark spot. A1 full hack \\'1!1 ht 0<11"e Ong v.·ilh Genr1Zt Hamty ex· Pf'1""1ed to bt lh11 leadin11. h;:illh11rk Hrrlman fl\RO!i tn llllemAtl! hi!> v.·1de fPc 111vrr~ v.·1th let111Jme.n Bil l Riddle 11nd R'lb Patu.rsnn carr~·ing !hr play~ from thr hench 1.rllrr ll"tnni>r Rnh l\npf ;ind .J eff r.rrcn , a tran~fer frnm :-.tary!Anrl. 11l~n 1.1 ill ~f'c ;i grf'at deal nf olClinn at aplil rnrl . l"p lrnnt. thP top twn Un1 ve.r~1ty l1nrmPO P.r~ tit rkle ()-Im 01"R.adn 4 ~-3. z.10, and 11~ht end \\'11111' .Jarman 4 ~-2. Ii.; I "Dtfladp t!". ;i fine football plAver ;incl li"i rlo111i.; 110 nu1.~rand1n 1: )flh Anri 1.1·e'rr aJ~n par11i.:ularly p_rgud cif Ja.rm1'n 1" say~ {l.ed · n1;in_ Th11 Tro1an co11r h is ~till undP.cir1ed ;ihnut v.·ho v.·1ll jj•t tht nlht r starting; l•rklP spot bul Saturday's ~rrimmage ~hn1i lrl JZI''" him a Ronrl 1ndlr11!lnn. Orin Tag ue. 15-3. 165 •. 11 s!.arter last ~~;i\nn. v.'!ll rPt urn In his fa m1!i.1 r ~uArd pn~l\tnn v.•lth 1hree nthflr' -G.ary de.An· nun~. t.>-9. l~f. Ted e re.go tft-11. 1so1 .ind ~rark O\!ien 1~-10. l~t -\'Yin& for th,. nlh tor .(pot Al rl'ntrr. lellennan J im Davis (6-0, Jill• ft>lurn ' "Ri.cht onw we're one. dt'ep," .sas& fttd · m~n · Our 011: prnhl~m i:\ l1r k nf d11pth . hut 11 11fl_ "''old in)u.r\e.~ and find &f'Jme kr"i\ !I Ill !"la.1· !hr pnlllillnn~ whrrP IWP ·re \\f'Ak 1nf!~n~i\·, t11 rk\P1, then we sh'1uld ha\ r 11 rrru,· t:onrl ball t'luh ··our ~1r,ngth n atit now 1~ in the 1p1r1l that we h.oi \f' The k id~ have bt,n rea ll y u·nrlunc h;ird \\'e ~hnu1c1 be 1r1:atly im- pro1ed from !he tea.m we had last ye.Ar." JOHN VAN ORNUM persistence of the \~year.old lltudent. And this is nne. nf the bit thlngs about 1urfing that he feels ia import1n t over the lnnJ! haul. "When I fir1t 11tartA!d lo surf, it waa 1 litrle hard and when I wnuld ge.l hit v.•ilh the boaro. I had secnnd thoughta. "A lol. of people. qui! when !his hap- pen~:· he says. '"But I ktpt on And I haven"! esc.aptd the injury j1n:ii . as you c•n .see " Van Ornum h1.s had tllret blood clots in his le.gs as • result of be.in& hit by the board and he w1a "'ilh a friend who h•d multi pl e stitches tAken in his he.ad after .1 similar acciden1 "Ynu don't think 11boul these. things," he a dd~. "The b1g t.hr1ll 1 get out or 11urllng 1s the speed you i'-1. from 1 w:rvt It is like riding on a go cart v.•hen you are on a bo.lrd bein& pushed ahead by a wave_" How do they judJe competitors 1!1 com· petition 1uch 11 the Huntington Beach af. l•ir? "The ma in th ing in co nteats i1 the auc- cess of maneuvers you can do . Thin1s like nose riding •nd top and bottom turns." Nose riding is s~ndin& on tht front of • board wh ile riding thr wi ve . A top turn is coming off the crest of a wave -the Hp. A bottom turn takes place at the bol· tom of & wave or breaker when tht 1urler 1ttempl.!I Lo maneuver hi.s board near the end of a ride. "The harder a turn. the more points; you gl!t in the 1coring," Van Ornum 1111ys. ·•A J6(1.degree turn is really hard. l'vl! tried to acco mplish it but it is still ha rd to do . "The \RO-degree turns are easil!r. The!ie turns are accompli!hed when th e aurfer aetJ nut in the fl.al (!II the wtve or bre•ker is about run out \" according to J ohn. The youn& m.1n who once pl1yed wa ler polo and aw.Am for P.11011: Verde.a High School be.lore movin& to the. Newport area, get! in his tra inin& ~t 7 in the morning . "lf the aurr is good enough at night when I gel out of ischool. I'll go in then for awhile." he .1dmils . Joh n co mpleted hi5 junior and senior undergraduate dAys Il l Ntwport Harbor High but he. didn'l report to !hi! Sa ilnr 11qu11tic11: coach. Bill Barnett. He de1'oled his lime to 1urf1ng and hit.s been an avid participant evtr since. His bigjesl waves for ndin11 were on tht nnrt.h ahore of the. i1l1nd of Oahu in H.awaii. "I w.11 over there on v1cal1on and ustd a borrowed surf bo•rd," he recalls. "Bu t that waa several years .ago and maybe the. wtvt l! will bt just as big at Hun- ttn(lon thi.c; weekend . At least. I hnpe_ they art ."" ht "-'YI as he: drirt11 off to the bfach for another practice se.ssion Rustler Poloists Tough Golrlen V.'t st Collegt: "-'Ater prito roach Tnm Hermstad figure~ hia RugUeri h.t \''- a i nod shot at a third s1rai1ht Southern ('ahfnmia Conrerrnre championship 1n 1971 W1th four lrip lt'llf'rmPn bar\.; and .3 h0!".1 nf Wented rr e.shmen coming in. H!'rmst-'d ha~ a ri ght tn be. nptimislic '"\l.'e ha1·e threP C)r four ~nlid kiri! tn huild arnund anrl if v.•e ,tel. thf' lre.shmen to dn the 1(lb, we'll ha1·,. ,11 snlid team. Lr-ttermPn Rns.c; t-.lclnl}'T t . Paul Ro~ ... i. I !r111"1r .Jnhn,,rin ;ind .lnhn 811!ti~ form fhr nucleus fnr H~rm sJ ad's rlub wirh Ed \\'hit.r ra!ed as the tnp incnming frr ~hman \lt'hll e 1~ 11 i Oal1e from Nl'wport Ha rbor, Fnur mt :i1hers of /lf 1r1na H igh'~ tl!a.m rif l.:i~1 ~e:a5nn are. among the group nf frt shmen. They include Kevin Williams. Al Hnnp!!. Chip D,11 vies And Grt~ Boot h OlhPr freshmen are f'.l~rk Ktnv.'orthy ! \l.'estm1n.ster i. Scntt fl.loo re. t Ran cho Alamlto."'1. ~llk, f'.t cDou 11:lP (fi,!Jssuin V1e- 1n1, C.11ry Ruble I Pa1ifir11 1 .. loe f'.ie.rcer 1L11 Puente:J and John Perkins !Garden Grn1·e L S<iphnmnrt PP!t Eirh, 11 member nf lii st yeat"s Ru.~tlrr swimming le.!lm. is al!in seekin~ 11 slArllnJ be.rfh Thr Rustl er."' tn11,llhe."'I cnmpel1\tnn ln rnnff'rrncr 11ct1nn 1~ rxpe_rttd In rnme fr'(l m Rin Hnnrlo wh ic h 1;hared th e circuit r1tl r "'i!h r.nlrlPn \'-'t~I last ye.11 r Ct11lden \l.'est npen~ the ~ea.son Tu esd•~·. St pt 21. host1n.1: the liCLA fro1h·JV !Pim. Ba,seball S landings A.llERICAN LEAGUE Ea1t rtlY lSll'la w L Balt1morl! M SJ Detro ii 8J " "°''°" " i.1 ~tw Ynrk " 7J Y.111!;.h ington " AS Cle~·eland 57 " \\'e1l 01,·iah:in 01kl11nd •3 5' Kansa~ City " " Chicago '9 7! A111els " 79 ~1inne.vit.a 67 78 fltilv.·auk tt 64 3,1 TU.,.OY'I l•Vlh '''"' Yert ~. l!&iten J Ot lr&n 6. ltlH"'e,.. I 1Con1<• C<lv J, OtllO"f I 1<•nw•oY•• ~. C1'Te1q-f Prt. .627 !'I .510 .~n.1 ·"'' .393 .•13 .537 ,4j;9 .4611 .162 •J.1 GB ' 1611 17 'I 'I 33'• 14 22 22'\ l! " C<rv1t1"1 j.J. Wt 1l!l""1&1> 1-l. 7"1 ''"'" '' lnf1111u , 1Ulft•llllH. :ur!•"" O"ly ttmt \ t(-11IN . NATIONAL LEAGUE E11t Oi\·l1 in11 w L Pillabur1h ,. " St llluis " " ~ew ''or~ 77 " r.hir.Agrt " 7J flfontreal .. " Phil1delphi1 61 !7 We.it OIYlsl1>n San Fr11nc1sco " " Orxt1er1 82 " At!.11nta " 74 Hou~liJn 7.1 " Cinc innati 72 " S.tn DlfliO J.I " Tv"8t•'t IQll!tt ••t!•~o•tll • c11rc11e I MNl!r•tl ! ). Nt w Ve•l !·6 AUl nl• .I. C..~nnt !I L S•ll O•Ne J, M6v"'" f ~~•INo lol!IO S. $! ttvlo I CIMt"' A. Son '•t "'EltCfl I TMt•" ''"'" Pct. ·"'' 554 .522 50.J , IJA .4(2 .5~1 .55• .50.1 .4!13 "'" .J7Z GB 7'> 12 10 ,,., 23 1.0: I ,,, 10 12 21 Footb11 ll ga m e.~ ~r,. ~ener1 ll \' de.clded by lht' dPfen~e and tlola rina High·! ,1:rid ~l'luarl appe.;i rs sound in I.h at rlepartmr.nt a~ coach Lf'on \\'hl"eler Rnd his prospects undergo the l'!f'Ct"lnd .,.,.eek of cont.Act drill!>. The Vikes ['l(lsse~s an e. ll t e 11 en t linebackin.1: 11nd l.ecnnr1ary phase Md \\'heeler"s quir k tn point nut th11l hl~ drf P.naP 1~ prellv "'till !iPI '°Th is is 1J more ag~re5sive group ot kids going for the ball and we have. be.tler depth than I.Ast .vear 10 nur defense." a1 ys Y.1heeler _ The hear! of ~la r10.:1 ·s rlerrnders U; the. linebarker are;:i 1.1he re All-Sun5el Le:agu~ middl e guard Bryan Kf'ms f&fl 1. 17S sr.) and Dave Rilling jS-11. !7 .(r I 11.·UJ be. stationl!d . Pushing this dun arr Bovr1 Hn\h man (~ 9. 170 sr 1 and Biii \~'.:i.1~on 1 5-7. 170 er ). Gene Ta_y lnr (5-8. J 7(1 !>r 1 and Scotf \Vilderman l~-7. l:lfl rr l are set to start at strong corner bac k anrl h;;lfback in the secondary . Bil! Stu11rl 16-0. J7J .<•r.J is bein~ pushed b~· ~ike Laty (fi-n. !75 11>r.I at lhl! safety (X)Stt1on 1.1'hili> lhe nthrr comer v.'ill ba manned by ~le"r Renfro"' 1i-R. 160 Jr . I and-or Don Faulhabrr Hi-0 17!) i;r 1. A weak link in fhf' V1k1ng 11rmror I~ prl!'Sl'Ot in !he dt'frn~ll'I' rnrv.•Ard "'Bil - mainly because nl tack nf rleplh. HnwP.ver. that prnhlrm is a basic In· J!rtd1en1 thrQugh lhf' en!1re i\1arina squad. Nick Vornnn r;,.1 0. 2fltl Jt I has nne rlPfr-n si1·r-r-nd .10D ~rcured hut thrr11 is 11 brisk battle befWl'.Pn Onn Snet i ~-10. 70 jr.1 anc1 C11!Jpn tl.lr .\.lurtry !:'i-10. 170 jr J )i!.nin,ll nn rnr thr nthtr !iide of the. five-- man frnn! ThP larklr!i are pre.~en1!y bcln R man · ned bv Rnn H:irns ;inrl .Jnhn ~IPun1Pr. a pa ir of fi-1, 100-pnu nd ~f'lll(lr~ /'u 5h1ng !hat rluo :irr Oli1'er Gran! !~-~. 215 sr l and Crai~ Hnu!ier 1:'.-I O. \!lO ~r 1. \Vi!h Kr rn!i rnnvr(I !n ltnrba ck,.r frnm la ~t :-'ell r'!i ram1ll:ir mirldlP 11:11.:i rd pn!iot, \Vhe.tlrr h;:i~ been t..1k1n~ a griod IMk at a pll ir nf juniori"i . Don srrPem<in !.~·II. 1701 ;ind Craig Pickett 1:,-7. 16/l il ha1·p been v.·orking ln that arra \&.'heeler's coa ching •taff h.:i!i a new l(ll'lk 1\·11h lnrnH'r Arlr!i1fl r-narh r.tPnn KPze.r, Jim ~lurph\' .. Int Cnrler and D.:in Dougl as arlrll'd tn !hr s1a ff 1'f'7.('r has lhP hnrbatkrr~ 1.1h1le ~1u rphy i.• hrlpln:.'. 11•11h thr nffenr;11·e_ line, Roth .,.,·nrked unr!rr \\"hPelr-r al fl!Om· in,11~id11 Hi_g:h for a rn11plr 1 r;ir~ Crtdrr. ;i fnrmf'r C'11nradn State quartrrbark. h~~ thr ~r1·nndar\" and fnrmer r.t;innr-Oonjlla\ 1.< 1.1nrkin_g: ~'ith rh11 frr•hmrn Thi' b.:ilanr~ ,,f !hf •! ;i[f 1nrludi>11 [)~vi Okura 1nflen<.l\P llnr •. ~1 1kf' llen1~an 1 rleftn ~ll"P rnnrrl1n;:il11 t .:inrl end!i and t;ick l,.~1. Jnr O:irr 1rPr•11·'r!1. Sam Vena 1!in phnmnres 1 and Vrank I n f u 1 ! no I frn.~h 1 VOLVO FANTASTIC SAVINGS ON 1971 VOLVOS !T!O!Y(QIT!Al '71 COROLLA T .. 11'1 ....... O•l'•"" l[)oll""" IJ.• '"" °''"' \&>!~\ 1! C~lcttt fWr-o• H-•1 """ .ki"ll ll·U I. 1. '""'·"~111 lie••""' (Len-• 1-ll t i (!•v•lt l'd i ~"'" 1111. "''"' (ll•t•te 1M11'111 111-11 .... ~ MM<tn ~<!II •' "'"' V!lrl rKeitlo"'t " j..f •>'d !<'••'' 11.11, 1. 1W1.~1111t "''~"••I f'•''-"'""11~ 1.101 t i 1111111101•"•• ia,__.. I ...... 11)-l) ... 1.~· 'O"" Ver• (l(h,,. 10-1)1 1• 111t1"''""' JC11101, II .ti ••t"' '~till IW"t "' l •.)\l o! ICt ... t• Cl!Y 1Wi11111""'1! i..11 "''/\' Wt•hl11t!9" IMCl,t 11'> t .U l O' 0 ""1'1 !Ct tf"tt ll 0 •I "'tM Millllt WllO ll !Yll Yl ll ll•ltl .. M•lwutltH 11,W:I• -••U!. "lf~t ~! l&ull ((ll!WMI lf.11 1! r"ll'•!lu•t !I ll" it.,\. .. 1, .. , •!IOMI !'""'""' l).!71 11 Mlllll .. " 18111• ... ~t"' •. Ul. ,.1,l'tt ~111 o• .. o t•1t<or1• l'·t71 •• OH••" r•1"'"" H-11 1, ..i1~1 (.1,,,1 .. ~•" !Mc&•u "i.11 l-1Jl t t Jt A '"•"t1- (t11•1t~ .. , •·ll. ftltlll DEAN LEWIS 1966 HARIOR ILVD., COSTA MESA Mo.d•rn & Compl•t• S•rvie• & l'•rt• Oi[Dt. Mod•rn letly Shep fer All Ctr• 646°9103 540-9461 Oran1e County's Largegt and Mo5t Modern Toyota and Volvo Dealer ov1111•1 llll'fllf ,,ICIALllTI DEMO SALE LARGE NEW & USED TOYOTA SELECTION See u, Before You Buy! • I ' . c:..il y PILOr Evans Pulls Switch, Odds Tab Scrimmage Vlkes Pirates Triton Gridders Southlll1ul Trout Plant The fot lowln~ Sou I ht r n Cattfornla trnut water~. H~tl'd hy county, are scheduled Cur restOl·king this v.'ee.k Y.'lfh catching·size rainhov.·s from Department of Fish and Game hatcher ies: LOS A:'\l.ELES -Big RoCk Crerk Will Stay at ICCC Over GWC Face Stern Test ,',,<\'.'i BERNARDINO -Big Rear l.ake. Green YeJley Lake, Gregory Lake, Jenks Lak e. Lytle Creek Middle and :\orth forks, Santa Ana River. Ralph E\ ans has t'ha ni:cd hJ!I rn1nd and will rr1TI111n at Jr1·111e. Coast Counlr~ Cluh a ~ 1he heat;I PCA pror"~s1unnl n<·· cording tn ·wnrd fn,m b<1;11d chairnian Foi·csi Srn11h 1l11s ·wrck "E'.1'eryl!11t1 g 1:-. sq 11 u re <l awilv and we ;.1·f· :.ti ll the br -.l of t'nends." Ev.ins 10\d 1hr DAILY PIJ.O'J' 1od:i.\ :i~ h1• preparrd ri>r !he !;llJ Sl'l!Sl•tl First ;uld :-.l'{'OIUI round n1a1chcs 1n tht• 1nc11's t'luh ch;1 rnp1on~h1p ha i r Ileen f't•1n· plctcd \.\11h l·111r'I Sn111n mcrllllR Hal t iod!>h;:ill In one !"emi and Rill l)<ln1l\an facing Dr. ~·l ichael O'llncn in till' other Scm1f1nal ;1ct1111l 11•11! t:ikc place S;1hlr rhiy 111th a ~6 hnlr final nn Sunda1 Firs! ru1111rl re~ul l!' llli:lu(lt'd l hl' fnllnv:111~ {"(•c d \\'hc/1l defraled Bnh f\.'1 11\s. 3 aud 2· S1nith d•·fcaterl F1nb !.nv.dr.n, fi :ind :i . ll nn IV inlerh11'rn riefe11!rd Boh Bh1111 bv dclaul!: Bill Don<n ;Jn dcf~'oit1·d l\t•n .Jacnhson, I up: Toni Ctun- mlngs (!efra1erl Arut·i· 01-.un, 1-llp (Ind Rill l!a1r .~1 n n defeated \\'nri<l~' Sm ith, 2 :ind I ln !he se~·ond round. res u\ls \\·ere as foll ows Sn11!h 11 nn n1·er \\'heal hv d e f a u I t : c;nclshall defea1ed \\'1nlerhurn, 2 and I: fk>no1·a n dcfl'al('d Cumming~. 6 and 5 11nd J)r. O'Brien defeated H:urstori 011 lhe 19th hole The men's l'hlh v. 11! ~1 agr it<: an1111<1I gucl'l d;iv Sl'1>t. 22 with mern hcrs ;illn11cd In hr111i: ;1 J:!\lc.~t for the <'t11npc1111u11 11h 1rh 11·111 he bet!er h;ill or partners foll«11 t'd b.1· ;i (O(·kt;ll] hour. • .SttJtfu. ;\1111 !Jr. BHb lr·v.Jn, defend1n.1.t ehan1ra1n ~1i !ht• Santa Ana Cnun1 rv Club n1('n 's ch:im- p11111shlps., lost 111 <'hris llrnwn un th(' 2'.lrd hule ~tlnd:i\ 1n a qun rterfinal rnund niilt<"h ll'W l!l 1'.:IS ot1C (1f \hr'l'l' tJ<X:- t Or S lo ~i ng iu t he qu;1rterf111:1 ls. llr .l;1rk C11 f'n.<: 1!rn11r1rd ;J rn:1!('h !(• Ft:in k 1l:1rd1son . 2 and 1 Or. \"C'd \\ore~ ]~•-..\ 1'• .Jat ).. \ :111 J\•1.,!'>•'ll. 2 lllld 1 ;11111 in The 111hrr rn:i1rt1. 1;rant llornhe3k fl,•rc«tl'd Bdl :-.<·hrr.id .. 1 runt 2 11i'<>Wn \\ 111 n1t>l'\ H:irrll<:o n :inrl \:in H11ssrn fa 1 es H""uh~'=•I.. \11 ~f'n11f111;i! al'llon S.1r1111IR\ v.1th a 36-hole final !'>Clll'flulrd S:ind:r~ l I t~t1 clt1 rt· I t11· I• ~;"lllll lp<lll"-1 ~ 111 1hl' ~ll·:1ll1111i.11 I.. 1·l .1· h :: o If 111111•nn 111r11t f01· partnrr" h;11!" f>rl'n n:1111f'd 1111!1 1·11rn1>rl1l11111 lo se)C'('I l1n:1l1~\~ 10 hr 1·11n· t·1i1r!cd b1 th P f'r1d cif the llll lllth. . H"n l11 ·1-i.:h111r! 0111d .!:irk 1\11111. v.111 fat:C' ./"r a11r\ 1\•1c 'r JlC'\l :t ~ I!\ Hllfl n1 ;1!i \) \I ilh f'l,,b {'1u1!.. ;ind Ra ·k \·,.11nQ Ltc·111g .!un Fir~(' ;:ind (;r,,ri;,i· l);i1·1s Hl the ntl1<'r In a 1•.<'f'k(·rirl ~wrc p~1;1l-.1 ·s tourn;imf'nt. Hnn Bf'r~lund a11d <;ran' Aq::'.ahni::h l 11 nn fir s! pl<11'f' :-i:iturd:i\· l\ll h Cl 127 n('t 1n ;i pil rtnf'r's bes! lndl l'lt111pr11111111 [fl ~l'IHllfl llrt'(' ~1 1 ( k A1nhrn!:>r ;qui ,l11l' {~111 1 1 11ilh rll'l'~l11nd ;ind 11·~1\;tl'(t lnl111' 'II i.11 nnr h''.1111 111111 [1,.,I f1 '1 lhrrrl. ;1l1J11'..'. 11 1lh l'a1tl J1q/l:i11 ~111rl Hnh ! 111tk St111da) 's 1..·11n1pf'l1t1"n 11 as Scali si, l\taltby l11jurecl 111 Baro11 Gricl Drill ~ F11unl,11n Vallr~· l!1 c.h'<: font· b<1ll 1r11n1 ha~ hf'en sh.tkcn hi' ,:i cntiple of .~rlharks 1n 1he 111· JUrr rirp<ir1nu.>n1a<:1hr H;1rons r nn11n11e pre1)ar<1l1nn f1•r !hf' Uf"IC'Otn1 ng <'<11n11a1gn fnach Hr u c e Pil'klrirn ·~ lr\'1ne L pa g u e C'nntenrlrrs 11crr ~h;ikrn h1 1hf' 111~"' nf f ll i] h ;i (' k lp\Ph;u kl'I' f'<'!f' St•;:ii1s1 rind :;;nph~unure \1 ncn1 ;111 D;iri l\l ;11!h1 :'lla\1hv 1~ 111~1 tor :1 u10111h after brc:il..1ng his tl1u111b 1n practice. Thr fi·2. 2l:l-po1H1rl(·r ""-~ ('f1t1 111ed on fot his drfrnsil'e 11·nrk ;it end. S<·al1si wa s l:i kcn lo thr hos p1t:il T11r.<;d:iy ;1nd tl1e dl:ignos1<: ,<:till 1 ~n·t clc.ir· ''lt m1i;l1I !1;11 r hrrn tl1t' hc;i1 nr thr flu . 11c 're niol !f'/1111' ~U!'t>," r1ckford ~;1r~ ''\\'r"1 f> 1·r11~<:111i: nur l111i.:f'1 <; !ha1 11 i\n·! ;in1·1h1n~ i-c nflll" rctr's /I fl'.n 11•ar ~t;l1 !1'1 :ltlrl 11r'rr enun\111,:: hl':1 11I\ 1,n h1 1n" 1'1rkfnrd h:t~ bC'f'tl l'.t•rl-1111! ~r1rn c:inrhdah'\ 111 h I <: dl.'frns11 r ~;1lr1v 11 11h '"'' nrrh;ick<: i'>1;11t ;\1 11h11l <,k1 11n<I P.1il J!;:i tl1rlrt :l!lc! S.!tl<'!JCS !11-ll"\- ll e r n :i n ct r 1 .111rt T«111 Srpuh rrl;1 lnok 111~ ht•"! 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NC1\A C'hampinrt~hlp w;llrr [lflln rlash th:i! wrnl to l\\tl n1 rr1 1mt" perifoCl!l l><"forP I'{' lrv n1r rlrfr:.!rd !he LCl.A Rru1ns nn Frr(1y ;\1<1.~~in1 1 11o·s lnh ~hot , could he 1n !hr Qff1nc in the sixt h <1nnu;1I l'l'I lnurn:.rnrn t The l"·o schoo l.~ h;11 e hrt'll plated in oppositr hrf!t'k<'f <; 11nd 11·111 he f111•nrccl to rr:ir·h t~~innl~ flt :l;~} Ofl Salurd:,iy, Srpt. 25. rr1 pl:ir~ nne of the l'llrringesl junior 1•nlll'l1'.C' tc~ms ln the cnun!ry in the nrenu1J,:. g::imr f1f 1hr l1nun~1 flt I n·f'l()('k nn Fnd;1\' -F ulll•rtnn, ThP nlher g;in1C in tl1r 11ppt"r hrt1<'ket p1!<: Cal State •I.fine Brach 1 aJ,:.:i in~t L'(' Brrkclc) 111 2 JO on Opi'nul~ da1 . In !hr lowrr hr11ckrt . l"C Santa Barb;ir;i And t 'SC\ Tro· jan~ n1ec! a1 4 and thr Rnuns t;ini:le with L'C n:i1·1s ;ii :'> :in Semiftna\ c(intr'-1 ~ for thr Fn<l:i\' v.i n11('l<: :irr 1·:irrlc(l 111 !l :lt) f~r thP upc'l'r hrnf'l>;c! •Plrl \2 :lll fur' lbr> \o11·rr hn1!'kl'1 on ~n!urdll\' 1n lhr \'Cl J)Ol'1 Thr l1!IP 11:nmf' is 111 :l :to "UCLA 1s rrelly loaded lh1 s 1c.1r .1n1J h;i ~ l(l hr f;ivnrrd." :icrurd 1f1J.!_ 1n rnarh F. d N"r11 l:i nd "hu :il~o servrs as !nurne1 cl1rcC'!!1r. \"f'11l;in d :i\~o 1nrl1<"i1!<'~ 1h;it 13rrkclc~. l,11111.! l'.f'ACh :11111 r ::;1· h;1\•~ sf f1+l1(! !i•a111~ t h!~ :i>••;J~nn :ind Nltllrl ~·11 :11 ;1 pl111'c 111 thl.' ch;n11p1on~l 11p l1n;1I' I 'rirl:1~ ~ ;1l't1t>n l'1·;:•n.;;. ;11 I 11 'rln1 ·k l\ilh 10111· ~a 111~ s tnnlt'd :-;:jturd<l\ ·~ ;i 1· 1 1 n 11 :<:l!'!.rf!" at ft 1n thC' mnrn1nR: llnrf the hn11l g:lnlt> !for 1h1rd p!:i1'('! i~ at !i ~fl A t nl~I r.f t'ii:ht games 1v1\l be pl:t.l'cd on Saturday. tPIDAY JC1•£MUI £ I o " !If lt v~• ~ r '""~" 1. • r .,. .... V' r,, .. ,.,, ,,. .• , - • r... uc. ~·"• B••11•·• v\ u~c 1r-•· 1 .,,, t "" UC n... V\ l!t l A '"··~ .. \•T UllOA'f" J("EOUI I ,, .... '. I • ·~ l~''" •'\ C..t"•"' l ·~~ • I ~.,., . .-..... ~. . ' I•-"•• r.-..-, ' ,. '•· ~ "••• c..,,,. l~t•• • ""Ct•"'"' • ~~'\I wnn bv .J im \\'oods and Ralph 1\rlan1~ 1v1th a 130 Giese and Bf1h l.1 1nan luushcd second 11 1th l'rrcl Va 11 \\'agner and l . .u1 13rure third followed by (h1 rn O'Dell and Z . A . Z.1koi11!ik.1. The 1111rncn's club staged fl 11111trh 1•s par lourney with ll\;111;1 l!onper and f\·larit)n H1 ah· t ~ 1ng for f1rsl in A flight , 3·U p. The B tit le 11Tnl to .lean Hu.:ht with 3-up and !he C l·han1p1 unsh1p was won by Alice C:e1gcr. l-do1vr1 Orange Coast Col!e~e has been installed a5 e six-poin t Tom Eads and Le Q n "It v.-ill be a c hance to look favorite to de.feat Golden \\'esl College ln Saiurday's annual \\'heele r have lh1s thing in for players in contact com- comrnon about football. petition to fill in on f'i1her of-bat!le belwet>n Orange Coast Both v.·ere aides of Ernie fen se or defense." he says. area junior colle~e elevens. .Johnson when the l11tter was Eads listed Bill M;irlden and Other picks in l'olvi ng Southern California football in his heyday al El Rant:ho Robin Beamon as !he team'.~ 11 ;b:-i School and each has in-krv linebackers lo s t a t t teams tab the Rams as e nine-stal!ed :i similar system as a Sa!urday's s r rim mag e . point C'hoice over New Orleans and USC by eight over Ril'e: head football coach. Beamnn is one of two players Eads is currently directing 11•hn "·ill be rested on nflense UCLA IS an 1 l·potnt un· derdog to ini•ading Te:xas !hf' San Clemente lligh Tntnns On the fnrl'.'<lrd wall v.·111 be "'hile Kansai' Clly is favored <!!lrl \\'heeler !he ~1arina High Randy Paulson and ~1ikc Vikings. Dunham at the ends. John by tv.·o to drop the Sao Dief.O The two coaches y.·111 scod Rnmero and John filiporf at Ct•sl ff 1'1esa Chargers. their respective charges into the tackles and Rod Giacomini DAILY PILOT predictions b;.itle against each o!ht'r The Costa ~1esa city golf " 1 11t middle nuard. I · h. II be I _, t took a battering In 1he firsl .... a turc ay in a pre · s ea ~ n n "' <' l<llllpions 1P v.·i P ayt.'\J a scrin1mage session no Trilon All are se.niors wilh rhe ex- l'.osla ~lesa (;n!f 1111d Country v.·eek of play \\'i!h maJnr field v.·11h action getting under <·c1H1on of F1lipolf. a 6·2. 21)j. C'luh on the 1\'et'kc11d of SepL upsets accounting lor a 9-8 "'a.v at 6:30 pound jun ior. 2<1-2fi 11 i1h entr~· b 1 an k ~ mark "1 !hink it will be ;i J,:.ood The set•0ndary is hnls!PrPd .1 1.11lable at all Orange Coast tes! for ou r kids." E;ids says hv the return of Pete Sellers :1rtil golf coursl's -{'.{ ":"~{ -.:..~· "We ni11y have biHcn off al a cornerback. Sellers wnn a Tl1e chan1pion:;hip fl ight en· ,.•Et>tCTioNs more than v.·e can chew by letter 11~ a sophomore then lu1nC"e fee is $25 v:ilh the han-0 ,•"11e c""'' o•t• ""Ide• w~· h• lat'kling " Sun set League concentrated on b:i skr.tha ll 1!u :1p fltgh ts $ I 8 . Cham-'•~•• o~" uCLA o. 11 scbool the size of /lo1a!'inil. last season. His retur·n In the p11111:'l1ip flight coinpetitinn ~~~cd1:~~~~R~'.~,0~~ •• co.i• 0, 10 "But it will be 11 good pro-foo~ball field is v.·clcorned by ~1·g 1ns on Frid;:i,v and j,!oes for R•m• o••• Ntw o''"""' ro.' 1·ing ground for a lot. of our Ead~. I d Fl. h . I(""'"' (•IV OY~r S&~ OifDn 11• ? 11rcr roun s. ' ig l action IS S••n•o•G ovtr Acmv b• 16', ,Vn:.<n~er players. The f;ict that "He is doing a great joh for l••r two rounds, Saturday Jind Aic Foret 0'"' M•,.ou•I bv 3 v.·e run similar s.vstems will be u~ this year so far 11nd we Colo•~do ov~c W•omrng D• 1'1 h1JJ11J;1~. M'("l~•n 51•" ov,., c;...,,v•• T•c" ~· ' gone! for our kids," 1h1nk he will be one of our Who sags goo can~t wtnem all! , .. " .... LSlJ O•t• 1 .. , •• A&M ... ' h h I h d l " /\ lnw i.:1·uss 11 inner cind rj•Dr~••• 0,..., M;,,,,,,,0'" D• 12 T e Triton coac v.•11 e outst11n 1ng payers. :~: tlunn li1w n"l , ii·tnrs w1!1 he 0•1:9on S•A1• 0•tr '0"'• 0• 1 !ookln"' for pl". ers to <>11e Le!lerman Clark .larrell • ~' c Ool&!\om• o•t r SMU by 10 " "' lliMIQQI M (~TUC MVSIR~IGMTBOUll60NWMISK l101~flllED A NDBO ffL[D .. '. n:1n1<•d 1n C'ach flight with en· t<o1,,. o~me ovpr No•1!\we•t"'" b• 1i·, some relief In the nine he h;is gers !he nod ill the n!her t or-CCO C ERMONI BEAM J([NI UCMV ·-10;,,,,., o•e• Noon C••oH"" ov 1 1. , II . d b k .1. I ·ih BY IM( JAM ES 8, Bf AM OISHtllN .. l • . ·~ '-"" " a S<><Jt!\ C&tohn• O•t• Ou~t bv J r ' l'·i· d 0 ,,dl1 00 • ·'''"d·•i•. l·£~fil~2~~§~~---~"1"~"~~'~'~;o~c~o~S;l'~··~~a~o~-~°'~'~·~a~c~J~~s~t;m~o~a~o~og~~w~<j~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ·1·1,,. 11,,,,,,,"·s club s.·ta.,cd '" S•·•cu•e o• .. w'""'""' "• l defen~ive starte rs in carrying a heavy ln;id 11s the '-" .. " WA>l'llnglO" O•t • <'u•due b• • lf tnurn;inicnt \\'ilh Gerry K•Muck• o•t• l"lli•n• 11v r Saturday's scrimmage. s larling running back. II atson the 1·11.:lor 111 A fl ight 11 .r h a Ii~. Sh(' was (o11Ql'.'ed by Hazel \Vebsler v.•i th 68. ln R [ltght, f\1;ixine Assmus "riorcd ;i fi9 for fi rst place loill u11 ,'d by S~·b1 ! Foster i iti ;ind H11.~<'1n<1r.v Skiil lon and i\1111 i\l:irt1n 1i~1 . In the l' fligh t. H1t;:i ~:nglaod :111d liuth Sc hlll1ng tie<! !or 111 .-.1 11 11 h i4 f(llln"ed by C11rol f\•1.'iS i ifi •. 111 a bcsl hall of partners l1•111·11<'y, Bcverl~' Battistoni :111d .Jn.l('f! l 'aplts 11crc the II lllllt'f"l-\l"Jth a 11{'( SL"tire nf li.t !11 :-(.'cn nd plaet' was J)n rri1h,1· H11\\<'n nnd Ph.vll1s Rarnes 1f::i 1 Ttur·d pl<l1·e went tn Truc!_r ()rton ;111d S1'b1I Fosler 11;7 • with a tie rc5ult1ng for 1,,urth Filrl'n \l'dsof1 and Ann l'app:1~ f11rn1erl nnr 1c:im 1,1·i th .\nn :'11art1n and ~1 ;ir\ ~~1 elvn lnilt•r on another, both fi:l. • lli!I (.'ttl•!I'-~•• 'f)I" 111!.t annual mf'n·~ r!uh 1 ha1np1n11sh1p will bl' sl a[!ed at J\11.: (',111•.on Cnun1ry Clu h 1n \r11['!'1rl Br:i1·h hPg111111ni:: "·1 th q11,1l1r\ 1nr: rounds frnrn Sept J.5 liln•1J:,:h the 21\th 'rl11• l(11v 32 quailf1rrs \~ill •'"111pl'T r in ttie <.'hamp1nn sh1p ll i1:h1 v.11h ha!ance of lh(' fir.Id 11 11 Hl"d 11110 flights fnr t'l'l.'ry 1r, rla1·rrs. 111 a parloers bes! h;:ill '' 11 1' r· p !"!a k es n\'rr lhc 11('l'kl'nd. 1.011 F:l';:in~ 11nr! .Ja ke :-0•1111h v.r re rhc w1nnrrs v.·1rh •i1 f ollo11(•M hi' .lake l'1 vornff llnr! Tnrn t-:\·:111~ 1fi4 / and .lack ~1n1th 1-1nd li1ll \l'arner 1 6~1 1 l1n111 <•r 1211 pl:;~•c.rs has l1r1·n :<rl fnr a nH1lhJ,'!ao 1·•111 nrt11 ~cnl 0 c1 fi ;it R1~ C11 n- 11111 11·11.h ;-. shnigun start at I fl ' '"' k l hP 11on1rn\ l'li 1h :<!agerl ;; 111 1•d;tl pl;n· nr! srnr<' lnurna· 11•1•11! rrr<'n11\ 11•1!h t-.l rs llcnr\' :'11rl'rr the 1 lf'1nr 11•1th a i.1 \I r•. 11 11 J)uHn1s v.a~ ~r- 1·11nd :ii 7i (111\oll'cd b\' ~!rs .hi.\ l~lr11~il1'll 1i91 · .11 i I(• ."tt1 ''''re In ,, p:11 !tlt'r·~ brt>I h;il! 1111 1rr1r11nl'nl lor· tllr Fnu111a1n \ :1llr1 :'1111<' Sn11:1rr i,: o Ir ("•lllr~l'. ll<trb:ir;; \\'1lcox and .1 ... 11ny \'rlln!l1 l1n1~hed 1n First pl<H.f' \\i!h a 2i ;\ lie rr~ul1f'd for l'ccnnrl h1•111•ern ~:Js1e Marl in anrl !-il('lla L<1rson on nne tean1 11nd \lanl_v n Schneider and Theim.!! l'riner on the nlhcr Bo!h had :u1 Ahcc ll 1ddell and Shirley ll;.in1l l<'. ~1ar1l\'n Hart and Ann ~~<'k alnn~ "'1ih i'>111rion (;ou!d and i\llrl ge Ahbntl lied for ff111rth 11·1th :t:l follnv.·ed hv t-.tit- 1•1'11 !Jrrnatsu and Marioii Fon· drf'n .. 1~ Net PJay S1nnmaries A new tire for only gee With 4 plies o·f tough nylon cord. 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Scat Tracker* sgg 34999 ___ , i omewhere be!weon the dune buggy 11nd lhe m>0 i b1l<:e. 5 HP Tecumseh ongme, torque coover1er dflve:. chrome chopper tori.: twin front suspension. r; .. 1, up tn 3'I rnph Service Special Your choice ggc • Lubricatio" •Wheel pack -.-wheel balancing • Nol lnlendorl I~< '""'~~ or In!" In~ ~~ ~.g~ ... l'J'S, "'~~-•l'U "' $l•eeh Price il.88 15.88 17.88 14.88 16.88 18.BB • Brake adjustment * Stand1rd drum brak11 only Emergency start battery booster cables. ggc JCPenney auto center Yet, you can ehop Sunday 12 to 5 p.m. at the following Penney Auto Centers: BUEN A PAR K• CANOGA PARK CARLSBAD CHULA VISTA DOWNEY FASHION VALLEY·SAN DIEGO FULL ERTON HUNTINGTON BEACH MONTCLAIR NEWPORT BEACH ORANGE "THE CITY" RIVERSIDE VENTURA. Use Penneys time payment plan. •orangethorpe At Valley View (Closed Sundays) - .. . ' .·• ., ·-_i4 DAILY PILOT Wtdnt1dl)', Stpttmbet 15, l'f7l •• ~-. Star t • ..• ... ··~ .. Yo •• ur ·~ OU Engines ' -· • .. • • by Deke Hou/gate ,. . ,· fi = :r.:1 =· 1~:1 ~· • •I :! &:ID ··~ .. '"l'ht bigger they an. the ~e.r they fall'' was ne\'er truer ~ _\han as It applies to the zoo mph barrier for stock: cars at ;":.Bonneville. ·•;.· The rt.cOrd ha.a eluded speed t KOrd veterans like Mickey ';::Tbompson, Craig Breedlove and Andy Granatelll , to name a few, ···but It fell Monday to a man who bad never seen the Bonneville Salt Flat.a before. •.....-. Bobby l58..8c of NASCAR Grand National stock car racing '.~lame, holds the two-way flying mile record of 216.945 mph as .. ~'Well u the kilometer mark of 216.421. Both were set P.tonday in ;.,. winged Dodge Daytona that because o( NASCAR's revised ;Jules had sat idle in a f:arage this season, unraced. • By breaking through into the 200 mph range, Isaac deslroy· _.. ~ more than a few Bonneville myths. , . 'The first was that 200 was a magic number. nearly imposs-;~'Ihle to exceed without careful and cautious preparation. Bobby '.I" 'tl.rrived in Utah Saturday and looked at the course. He took a '.".~few practice nms Sunday, including two over 200, and broke the ,'1ecord on his first two passes early Monday moming. ... · The secood was that Bonneville's special surface requires a ::driver to train himself methodically. Texas drag racer Bill ~·lfielscher, who himself coveted the 200 mark and hit 196 lhis ,. -summer in a warmup, described driving a stock car at those ".'.fi-h, OD the saJto ,. ;:,:~ lt'• Like Drf.,fng JOO mph in Rain :;;. "It's like trying to drive 100 on the freeway in the r ain. You ... lllp and slide eve.ry which way. You're 11oing over 200, but the ~~:wheels are spinning so bad you can't clock 200 through the speed lraps." .... The third was that Bonn@ville runs require special tirtl':. : jsaac used the same set of Goodyean he drove on whl!!n he r;et .ibe closed circuit record of 201.104 mph a year ago on the paved ::Jligh bank at Talladega, Ala., not special Bonneville tires. • ·• Sti!ling midday heat and the isolation of westem Utah were thl!! two things that have lmpre~ Isaac. On his first trip to :' 'fhe fabled Speed Laboratory O( the World, .:.: "It gels real hot in lhe afternoon," Isaac said in a telephone :-lnterview from \\'endover, Utah. "It's kind of a lonesoml!! feeling ':' to be here. • •· "Especially when you get down to the ze ro mark (where the # C:ar begins accelerating toward the U.S. Auto Club supervised :·.'.'ilpeed traps), I can Imagine the feeling of a man who was there • to go 600. • · "NothinS appears real. You are all alone. You don't even see •. '1le ten ls or the timing shacks." Isaac is understandably proud of what he ha~ done, even if : jt turned out to be such a cinch. : • "To be here is one of the great.est honors I've had," he said. "I feel that the Southern stock car drivers are the best in the ;...,..orld, but not one of them has any records like this." ... ·.' ... What Led to Rerord Attempt ·• '. Whal gave him the idea kl go altl!!r thla particular reeord? ~..; o;A-1y chief mechanic f Rarry Hyde ) and I were kidding :.:.around and he asked me If J wanted to do it," Isaac 1ald. •. ···~ "I 1ald I wouldn't mind,.and he went &o my car awner (Nord .::Krauskopf) and got an OK • . , .... "That'1 what bappened when we ":ent t.o Alabama and tel • 01be closed course record. We just kid around but be goes to work ;,on ft. I don 't even know how fa1t we ba\•e to go. ftfy chief ·'"lneclaanlc got a book and 1tudted It, and he didn't &.ell me what "t. b1ve to do." ' , .. • Thi!! nrsl thing Isaac d~ at Bonneville WBi to take 1 ride on ~::u.e 1a1' with USAC chief 1Uward Joe Petrall, who gal'e blm tbl1 ... ~-' "Get used to the salt by driving on ll A man can run up and dowt1 on It a1 much as he wants. If be doan't co flat out on It rtgbt .".".iway, be can a lilUI!! later. He can alway1 come back tomorrow." ·~ Isaac drove up and down twice, tben "came back tomor· ~ . .Nw." That's all there was to ft. Ro11gh Ridh1g Rambles Organized :·~: In the early 1920s molOrrycle enthusia5ts in North England '•became bored tiding the bl!!autiful lanes that typify their picture .. ~stcard countryside and organized what they called rough rid ing .·)'ambles. They didn't know it, but thl!!y were inventing mot.o-cross . . : : NeY•S of this new sport spread quickly, and the Camberley '..l>islricl f\·ICC organized the first formal event, then called a gcrambles, on ri.tarch 29, 1924, just south of London. There were 80 entrants. • • A molocross is a racl!! over an obstacle course. There 11re :-U'kely lo be hills, rough stretches, water and mud hazards, ha ir. •p in turns and badly cambered terrain. Ideally, it has buill·in ' dangers like clilfs, rock! and slippery grass. , -~fol.l:><roSS accelerated development of 11uch fl!!al ures as rear ::~d springs and telescopic forks, because early races were bon~ .-j&rring. Ridl!!rs wert large and muscular. They v.•restled their : 'bikes around the circuit by brute force. while absorbing great ·:thysical punishment. :7 · Motorcycle ltthnology improved after World \Var JI, and 'tiders grew i;maller and more athletic. In the. '50s moto-cross grew into an international sport. Today il is nearly as popular :·1n Europe a111 soecer football and auto racing, drawing crowds :~bf 200,000. ' Promotm Bruce Co• and Gavin Trippe are trying to bring -Ahe trul!! international flavor of moto-cross to America Sunday :"1th the lirst U.S. Grand Prix for Moto-cross at Carlsbad. Com-~ JM!ling are top riders from 13 nations, including the USSR and ::.Czechoslovakia. ~ ~ When international rlde:r1 first came to this cowitry several ··.J'Un q o they sJiurred such an tnlt'rest that -in Southern Cali. ":fornia -It is a yl!!ar·round activity for everyone from me.n Dver ;:t> to boys under 10 and some t.aJented wom@n riders too. -.. ~ •.. .Two Armed Camps In Bel9lu1n ··~ :·; Ia Europe 1pectaton take moto Cl'MI IO serki1111ly they have .~rjy dMdec(Bdgtam loto two armed camp1. Ro1er Df:Coster, "be comes froin ~e P'reDCIHpaltDJ sectkm of ·Bel1lum, 111 1 Ian.ti teammate of F1t:mt• Sytntn Geboer1. Bat Flemish f1111 ,..ant Geboen to wtn and b1ve gone to aDCll le111t111 a1 to 1tand II Deeoller't "'Y oa &ff. COWN to tlcnr.lllm down. Anotber Belgian rider( Joel Robert, "a1 ao lnfurllted at lbP. poor qortm1nshlp of I••• tb1t tJe enet jamped off ltl1 bike dar. ln1 1 race and charged Jato the bosllle crowd wltb botlt f111t1 .,QaOlq. ·;: Eacb coaatry 111 no~ for the parOcular th1lleng~1 of Ill ~ Frt:l>Ch promoter• like hllls so l letp you can't walk up ..-...,. tllem. Belgium and Hol1111d cour1e1 ftah1re detp 18.nd ~ aap1 die ltrtnrth of rlden . England has one JOO.foot bill th•I bu • M take• •t hlj:b apeed. At tMI top art bouldtr1 to be :lla•eal ~•. aomebow wU!toll.I faJU111, 1t 1bou1 %t1 m.p.lt. ., ~ Brtcldl moto Croll ludmark It a *lool·dtep bomb ltole ltfl tftf' from tht war. It ha1 ID fttt of &bttr 11ldeJ1 al the 1lde1, ba llN: better rider1 dive 1tr1igbt In. , • Frl!!qaentJy Ibey 1811 ovtr lht heads of lbt more c11 utlouJ rid· ~V". picklnjl up preckl u11 tttond1 1rtd mlratulou~ly lhty mana,11e '° ride •cro11 Ule boti.om ud 10mt.1Hlw itap oul the al.her side. I I T ..... _ Black-II Whit_.11 Ph11 Fed. TW. .... 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OIL FILTER OR A1R FILTER - 66 EACH 89.77 .. .,., .. ln1•1U1Uon AY1ll1bl• Ff.ATL"RF.~: •Unique di•l tlW •nd l1pe ('lrt.f id 81" d llll ('fl\"f'T • Ster•o indicator light Ar2c Chrorn1 SpKll•• ... 9. 77 PAI STP OIL TREATMENT 15 Oz. Can ea.gg~ 11FI Ou.C GASf . 99 lDDmVE Llmil I a OUNc!s C411D 011 'l"OlJfll I A"lt .f.M(lllCAlllD All prims pha Fld. Ex. T•x. FISK FAMllY OF USE YOUR ~ ·Km ar t ~ CREDI T CARD SHOCK ABSORBERS STANDARD DUTY Ifttt&lbtion An.ilabl• DElUXE 99· SPARK PLUGS BRAND NEW FAMDUS BRANDS AC CHAMPION OR AUTOLITE 51~ WIPER REFILLS ~ $) 57 PAIR TRICO 'il'IPE R REFILL IJ-I ~" 16" 17" 18" SAN.TA A~A BUENA PARK COSTA MISA BUENA PARK WESTMINSTER 1400 Edinger at Brutal 5301 Beach Blvd. 2200 Harbor al Wiison 5125 Lincoln 15440 ltach llvd. ot Mcfadden I ' I I \ I To End Barrlen Nixon's Trade Vnit Urges Vigorous V.S. Export Drive WASlllNOTOl'I, (AP ) -A pruldential comm.Lu1on u.r1td the Nl100 adminlltraUon Mon- day to launch a vtforou U.S. eiport drlv• dutinc t ll I 1 decadt •hllt pulhlnc to wipt out •II workl tr&dt bcttm within 2$ ft&J'8. The 27-mtmbtr Commlulon on Jnt.ernallontl trade and lnveatment Polley called for the naUoo to tact what It called n t • rnlltit'S of ln- tem1tion1I economic life and htlp restore the United Stattt' on~pretnltt po1ltlon ln nrld trade. Some cf l t • recom- mendation1 already have bffn adopted by Pru1dtnt Nixon, includln& ont to lmpon a tern· porary import tax white the nation's bllance-<:1f·paymtnt.!I deficit ~r1llta. But tht pre1identially ap- pointed cornm.luion c 1 m e down hard on the lldt ot fr• trade, ur&ina a 1 a l n at widespread rt1trictlons that C1>uld cause even more rutrlc- tlont. It n1d lht m~jar world power~ ahould bt1ln new talks aimed at endln1 all such bar· rier1 within the nnt quarter· century. Some points In tM majority findings drt• 1tronr dkttnt from labor membtr1 of the panel. The commi!rion dirtcttd epeclfic critk:ism at the Eur1>- pean Common Market and Japan for their trade re1tric· tlom and said the United St.atn llhould inllst on n'lotll· tions that would dtnnantl• them. "The world has cha•aed ra- dieally rrom the on• 1'e kne• after World War II." it •Id. "We belleve It Is lmperatift that the Unlttd States, ill Jt! own inlert!t. brlnl It.a lntv- no.tklnal trade and in\·ntment policies into lina with the nt" realities." United Stat• a third-rate ~ du!lrial powrr-Mth the con· tlnulnf displacemdlt of U.S. production, includ:lt11 h\lh· technolon product.." Thi labor Jaaden urttd e'V'tft ttn>nlft' conttela on lm- porta and favored curbs on the outllow of U.S. t-.:hnolOIY and capital &o fortlfn nttlons, ln dirtcl connlct tvllh the ma· jorlty's recommtndaUot11. The commisskln ur1td a phaHOut wt.thin three to five y1ar1 ol C'Urnnl controls that llmlt the now or U.S. capital to other nallont. The report sakl the United States, W..tern Europe and Japan 1bould lnttlatt a "maj&r new strltt of lntemationll not1oti1tlon1," •ilhln prttt:nt world Jtructure3, to clear the way for a world ln which trade i! free. The talb lhould rocu5 nm on tbe world peymenta pro- bltm, U. comml1slon uld, empha1lxinf men f I e s I b 1 • monetary uchantl rate!, bet- ter coordination of monetary pollcln 1mon1 countrlu, and "more equltabl• 1huin1 of the coltl cf the common dtfenu." Comml~ion sourcn uid tM Ni1on adm inistration 1aw the rtcommendatlons prier t o r1l1a.e and they CO!Jld have been a factor In N'i1on'1 4eel1ion to cut the dollar I001e trom !ta tie •Ith gold and Im· poo0 • tempc ... ry lm,..t aurcharfe. T h e commlnion rtcolft· mended the adrninbtratlon 1<61 Into th< flcnlbWty ol • '""""'""' Import tu u llM balancHf-paymenta problem per1llll. Jt ncommtndtd l1to a tamporary uport iRJbtkty, a move not tdtn b)' Nl1on. The talb should alto foeul on neioUatln1 an end te IAwrence C. i!ele Jr. 111 m In at I• n of trtdt of Huntlnfl't Bea(h prefertnce1 erected ~ the has b t 1 n appointed ~aa marltt, t h • report vice f,rtllcht of the nld. Wilsh rt Ct9tr rtgion- ln the lqtr Ml. tt l&id, the al bead olflt of Union majOr tradln1 nationl thould Bank in Lo·An1ele1. work for reform of the 1~ ---------· ternatlonal m.onttary ryrWn, wipln1 out barrlmi t o agricultural trade, and endint nontarlff barrltrs wch 19 subfldlu and tu Incentives that ll"e foreip traders an ad \·anta1e ovtr U. S . et· port en. "The United St.ates, flill tl'Mt 1ar1"1 and moet attractive market bl the nrld, ahould more than in the put UM Ill bart•lninl powtt in t h • defenn of ttl: economic ln- ternts," the panel uld. For Instance, it 1aid the na- tion 1hould !Mist olhtr natlom publish and mate· c I • • r 1 o •emmtnt-buyin1 policies that m1y favor one country o•tr another, rtduclnf the preferences t. • low level. "We should dsny aeces! to public procurement In the United Statfl:!I to countries which d6 not adhe:re to ruch arrnd niln." Domntlcally, the call for an •XJIOrt drive ltood out u the l:~ recommendation. 0.,p\te thit, the comminion faUtd to reach a conaensw on whether C.Onina 1hould pan le1l1lat!on to ltt up aales cor- porations that would 1et tat lnctntl\'ff for t'lpOrtl. "The U.S. tat l}'lttm nit,ht ~ell be uHd to enccura1e· II· pert1-1t preaent tt dl1COUn1n them," the report said. Thlt. it nld, i1 a matter for turthlr stud y. Job <lutput Soluton A Bmefit RecogtU::inc the realities means r•laxin1 n at Ion a I po\lde:it that have held back the volume of "hat tbe Unltld Stalts sell1 to other countrln. the commission's three- volume report said. 11lese Include policln in the fields of antitrust rt(UlatloM, ta11Uon, 1htpnli11 rates, last· Welt trade anleiport finance, it 3lld. Nonfla1111nable Fabric Of top priority. the com· mitaion said, are moves to control W'laUon and achllY• a high rate of economic srowth at home. "Such • PfOIJ"&m 1hould in- clude ,ovennnent support-In· cludtng tu lnctnllvts-for Jn- veatment. research and development ; a more . ftexible policy on mer1er1 Cf.IMlltent with compet i tion and economic: tfftciency; reJitmal development. pollcle3; • n d mea11.Jrt1 to remove structural impediment' to the mobility and producti\'ity of American labor and capita!." But the blueprint of the commi11lon drew a 1harp dissent from the only two l•bor membt:n of the panel I. W. Abel, prtaldent of fhe United St11lwcrker1 of America, and F1o)'d !:. Smith, president of the lntunatlonal Assoclatlon of Machlnl.!tl and Aerospace V.1orkers. Jn a minority statement, the labor leaders 1akl: "The •trat•CY and reecm~ mendatlons 11'ill make the ORDER YOURS TODAY! • A Must for Sleepwear NEW YORK (UPI) -Four thowand AmtricaM, mottly infant! and elderly people, die in their ttlbl and nur1ln1 homes tech yaar btcau1e their ni1htwtar. bed 1htttr •nd carpets 10 uit in names. Another 2$0,000 are lnJW"td In firtt fad by flammable fabrlC!. 'nM 1ovemm1nt acted July 21 to stem this human holocau1l by 1etttn1 f1amtproofin1 rtandards for chlldrtn'1 1l11pwt1r, an action which could turn the llll(lU.nt nonflammable fabrics buainn! Into an annual halt billion doll ar bonan::a. After July 30, lt73, nld lM com· merce department , all chUdrl'ft'a 1lttpwtar mu at meet stiffer nameproofinl Nndards or tel off the mart.el As much as :n per- cent of 111 U.S. bro1dwoven fabrics could be aUtclad. And l!'Omt eeonom.lata rrtdlct tM nirw ~atlon wil mean a 30 percent tMual srowth rate for the companies involved ln • lfflcltllt 1-;..:-;:-=.:==::;;;.--1 ' ., ........................ -.• c.a--.c.&- 1 I I I I I I PILOT PRINTING I L-----------------------~ Economi~ Meet Set In Anaheim LEGAL HO'l'ICS WldfltMl1y, 5-tplfmt..r l S, lf11 DAIL y P'llOT H LEGAL Nemes MC'f PILOT s You Can Take The ms to Court 117 SYLVIA PORTER You hive just come home from an ln/Urlahng afternoon •l the local office of tbe Internal Revenue Serv1ct - during whlch you lried with in. cnQing desperation to con- vlnce an IRS agent that you do ~ aot owe an extra $300 on your .. 1969 income tax But the IRS agent won t concede a dollar J!:Ven though you are convrnced of your right to deduct $1 000 or disputed contr1but1ons to your church Further appe<.>Js ~w1th1n the IRS have been 4bysmal failures You art incensed You want to fight the IRS not to give 10 with a wh1mpt;!r What, then, do you do" You fight -via the new Small Tax C&1e Oiv1s1on of the U S Ta¥ Court, the court whlch Congress c r e a l e d speclf1cally to he.Ip you, the taxpayer not the IRS You argue your ow n case without a lawyer and without fthng any techn1cal and time· consummg brief In short 1n t})e Small Tax Case 011115100 the technical rules of evidence are off and the dominant rule fnstead u 1n formal1ty. However, d you wJSh you may hire a lawyer or file a brief or do both You have no worries about strangulatng red tape or masses of paperwork Both Jre at a minimum You Wiii not be placed at an tmmed1.!tle disadvantage by being forced to travel far from )our home for your informal hearing and the dec1s1on A he2nng on your case will be held as near your home as the court hnds poss ible and you II get advance nollce of when your case 1s coming up The Small Tax C a s e Com missioners will be holding bearm.gs 1n more than 100 cities across the nation each year You wont have Ill wait long {or a dec1s1on either The CommLSs1oner heanng your case probably will decide whether you win or lose against the IRS w1th1n 30 davs Of course since this 1s a d1v1s1on of the Tax C-Ourt vou can fight your ov.n case there without first pa) 1ng the tax de.!1c1ency cla1me<l by the Allen Koch Joins VTN Corporation Allen S Koch formerly Orange County's Road Com missioner and County Surveyor for sixteen years has io1ned the staff of the VTN Corpora Uon Koch. 611 Vista Bonita Ney, port Beach will serve 1n Orange Courfty s VTN 0H1ce, one of twenty four 1n the na t1on wide corpora\1on o f engmeerr; and architects ac cording to general manager Kenneth Ca rlson Jn May Koch was honored at the National Public \\orks convention as one of \h e na lions top _Men-of the Year b) the American Public \\ork.s Association Air Cal Awarded New Routes Tl1e Cahforn1a Pu b 1 i c Ult llt1es Commission has an· nounced the 3\\ard1ng to Air California of extensive new roule awards according to Dudley F' ~flller executive ' ice president marketing for !he airline Routes awarded Air Cc-.ll fom1a \Vere San Jo~e Sac ramento Orange County A1rpor1 Sacramento Orange Countv Airport Sacramento \ 1a San Jose San Diego Sacramento \la Orange Coun ty Airport and San Jose Otan tario-Sacramento via Orange County Airport via San Jose and Palm Springs Sacramento v1?. San Jose The a1rhne p I an ll tn au gurattng 1ls new route awards with Boeing 737SunJet • 115 Passenger aircraft on September 22 and will an. nounce its fhght schedules soon SALE .,. '-•• '•' ·' ' . ·. ·I-•• ' 1971 CONTINENTAL Ill"" .,..,. 0.-.1.110t1 E•K11ll•• c•n 111 11 IO¥fMI d ltcOllnl e>rk • of lfW v .. r Stv•••I ._ cf!OO'le trom IMOed ¥f!ltl -I -11111 1tc:h.$Gr!t1 Complete-New Yor.k,,Stock List ' l epttmbef Tuesday's Closing Prices Complete New York Stock Excli~e List .... ...,-~~~~~~~~~~-, tw.J M• IAw C._ Cfill9, DAILY ~ILOT ... ' . •1 ...... ~ ' " . I~ :t11 I) I " ' ll' • 10 , " '2 ,.,,, '' " j 1 .. )1~ . '\'• tl 2 • 111 ... . "'"' "~ Ill fl ~ ••• Mo 10 1 I JJI .. " ' " ~l S•J<. .. 11. Oii ,, 110 "' • f J , l!f ti ' u . " , .. ,, 115 l • .• ~ " . " . 64 l,. ' .. . .. IU ll . ' . -• laf 1 tlll 1 Ot ,-.. II o I'.. 6-'o - 16-'•'Jfi ·:U·-·· •>'• tJ' ,, ... ' ' .. 1''• lt ~ 1' '> 11 • 11'o II o -... 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' ; , ?J '\ ' ' ' ' ' • •• ] • , 1 1t ,n1 +~ Finance Briefs NEW YORK -J C Penne,t plans to open four new stores this month 1nclud1n1 one 1n Milan Italy NEWPORT BEACH A US 01 s tr1ct Cour & Bankruptcy reJeree has ap proved Golden \Vest A1rhne1 optrat1ng Los A n g e I e • Airwa ys assets fr0lden W~t and Los Angeles Airways are awa1t1ng C1v1I Aeronautics 1nter1m MILWAUKEE -GI ob e Union Inc has developed • ntw dry-<:~rge battery 11 says can rem111n 1n dealer to ventory for up to a year without losing its ch11.rge The pr1ct will bt unchangtd lrom its former dry c h a rge automobile battery SAN DIEGO -Roy11l Inns or American Jnc hi s won ap- pro1ial from the Sa n Diego Board of Port Commi!JSIOl\trs to build a '350 Im Conventk>n Cenher 111ddlt1on to its Roy11l Inn at !ht "har( San D1ego'I lariesl hotel 21 DAIL V PILOT Wrdn~da'f. Septrmbff 15 1971 Analysis of Lunar Sample Flood May Take Long Time t.·DITOR 'S NOTE : four time• now man Ms walked t ht 1110011, ga[heri11g 'ocks, taking pho1ograpl1s and de- pto11h1g Sctt flti/1c UISlrU· me11ts. Jmphclt rn this quest lias betii !It~ hope thul a11- swcrs 10 qutslions about the ongi11 of Ille 11100,i, t arlil a11d solar sy!le1n would enier!}t'. /·louJ close C1re these a11stL"crs? Ile.re is 011 C1Sse.!J$'111e111 of ivhere uie .sfll11d two ytars (lfter m rni 's first foolp1·in1s op11eared ou !li e lu11ar sr1r/ocr By Bl'LL STOCKTON SPACE CENT1'.:B. Houston- lltan's four es:curs1ons on !he moon have been so productn·r scientists are being 01·e~'he!m ed \vilh ne~· data. But i! may be years before thty rt a c h definili\'e CQnclusions about \\'~ther this data "·ill help ex· pla in the beginnings of the solar systen1. "The truth of the matter is ''"e 're getting oursel ,·es swamped vl'ith data." sa id Dr. Gordon S"·ann o( the U.S. Geological Survey. a principal investigator for lunar geology in the Apollo progra1n . And despite !he rnass of scientific n1 a I e r i a I ac· curnula!ed 111 tile four nu10n landing missions m<ide w1th1n the past tv.·o years and the e\· penditure of aOOut $25 bilhun to make lhem. scientists say they still are not able to say how the moon originated 01 , with any degree of «rtainly, ho~· it evoh·ed after its crea- tion. In fact. Dr. Harold Urey. a 78 • vear. old pr ofesso r emeritus of !he r11i\'ers1:y of Ca lifornia ll'ho has been a ,;trong force in s h a p i n g theories o( lunar o r i g 1 n , observed: "I still don't see anything that can yet per1nit me to be more definite about the origin of the moon. There has been nothing in th e last 1'4-'0 ye ars to cause any of us to al ter our ideas.'' Swonn explains n this wa y ··s cience "·orks very meticul ously and l'ery sluwly And we've only had a couple of years to absorb this data "So we"re stil l in a first quick-look stage ju.~t trying to ::;kun the crean1 uf the 1norc ob\'ious apparenc1e~ of/ lhr 1op ·· Ne\·ertheless. 1no~1 sc1t·n· ll sls both thos<" 111!h1n the space agency and independent of 11 . are elated <i.botlt wha1 has been learned about the moon si nce Nei l Armstrong and Edwin E. Aldrin beca1ne the first men to step onlo another boch· in the solar S\'stem. "\\'e'\'e come a· long. long \1·ay In jusl 11vo years.'' Dr Johl'I A_ \\'ood of 1he.S111Jthson- 1an ln.~t1tutlon's astrophysical observatorv in Cambridge. J\1ass .. said in a telephone in- tervie"·· '\'ood. like others. had ad· 1·anted theories abou1 ho11' the 1noon gre11' and ehanged alter its ereation. His theories so far have been supported quite "·ell bv lunar da!a ···Before ,\polio there 11·af: ah~olutc nonsen~ t h :-i 1 respected scientists ll'ere talk· ing about in terms or the moon." he said Some experts contended the moon had been parlially sculplured b~· \vater. but no evidence of v.·ater e\er ha\·111g be en !here ha~ been found. Others warned that the nioon 11·as co1 ered with a deep la~·cr 01 dust in which a man would Getti11g a Lirt Gal Likes Job on Sc.affolcl BALTlri10RE 1 AP f Deborah f\>litchell. 19. \\'Orks on e scaffold al the lop of a tall downtO\\'n building and sa ys she loves the vie1v or the skyline. "Alter \\·orrking 1n a bn-. spring factory, lh1s-is hea\'en." thl' mother or a 2· year-old says. !\1rs. !\1ill'he ll . who sa,1· .. she dropped ou! of h1i;:h st:hool with grades 1n the 90~ hecnusr "I ~ot bored." savs her s;:i!ary Is the same: as that paid fhr NEWPORT rne n and "1nore tl1:in I'd el'er make as a secretar~· " The heights don't bo1her her. she sa\'S. and she ne1·er get dizz.v. lri addition. she s:ivs the scaffold rron1 "·hich she p3111ts isn't that dangerous. "All \\'e ha1·e to do is p\1sh a huHon to f,!et up nr 1lov.n ." sht:' s;i~·s. and there is nr. clanger of s11:iv becat1se "11e 11e tht' s<·aHold down ." FurtherrnvrP, sl1r f'-.pl;1ins . ;it least one man 1o;; :1h1 av" :it her side . and sometimes Other \'1sitors ' MARINE ~ J~~ SUPPLY CO. 2700 W . COAST HIGHWAY, NEWPORT BEACH nezt to United California Bank -on Mariner' Milr 645-171 l NOW HEAR THIS ALL HANDS ON DECK SALE Un chi111in yourself from the q.tll ey a nd come up for fre sh air. Sk ippers •nd Fir ~t Ma tes enjoy t he ia~inq~ •nd wide selection of pants, blou~es and shirts on n•me brand c.lot hin9 . CHOOSE FROM Koret, Harris, C•t•lin •. White Staq. lee, Ha ng Te n and Le vis plut many other1. w._ have v a lue ~ vp to 50 ooFF SALE DAYS ARE ·-----·II------ FRI· SAT. SUN. SEPTEMBER 17th 18th 19th i\ro"' Is an excellent 1in1f! to dis· cover our clothing and nn11tle11t gift bpi. Color• and •llJle• '" plea•e ""er11on.,. A•k for a Ir•·~ crubng pack el. ' a dJ..,iiion of NEW PORT SU PPLY CO. sink out of sight. There wa s concern , too. that moon dust n11ghl explode 111 the presence of space1.-r<1ft oxygen. "Tlus has all been dispelled :ind \l't''re 1*~11\rllnt to hui1d some \ery s 1gnir 1c;1nt fr:in1r\1urk:. fnr the proces:.es tha t affcclt'<I !ht' nioor1 in ea1'- ly lime," \\'(1()(1 s:i 1d Buikhng the~e fr:.ir11e11·urks ur n1odels 1s the Liread and buUt•r ill :.c11•nt·e. ll'lirthcr !he n.•scurct1er i" :.ludvu 1g the 1n1x•n or dC'1<u l-. of till' :11u111 First a IC'ntat11c n~i1del rs propo~cd b;tsed on 1111\l<Jl d;1t ;1 Then 11 is l'un!i11u;11l y re1 i~ed, upt.lillt'd or perhaps di.sc:ardtd <i.S rnore data become s <ll a1lable. Finally a point 1s re<i.ched at 11llleh the data rules out all llur nne mode.I. 'fhu~ is .,..·ti~n !he answers about the moon. ear1h and solar system "'ill begin to ernerge. Holl' lo11g wilt thaL be? "ny the tin1e the Apollo pro- gram ends .,..·e'I! have a pretty good frame"•ork of lhe moon 's i•volu rion-perhaps better than that or earth," \Vood sa id. •'ThC'n ft1·e to ten years after 1\pollo there "·ill be a read· jus\!nenl and reassessment Iha! wm lead to a 'ery :'l<lphisticated model. "But 1l'a naive to think the answers wlll co1ne Quickly or drarn;itically " Dr. Bru~ Mur ray prnfi>~sor of planetary science at the California J n s t it u t r of T(•el1110Jogy. Hunks i! 111111 :1kr longer. "\Vhen the turning point \\'ill be reached I ju!:il don ·1 knQ\1'," he said during another in- terview. "I'm a little skeptical I! 's going to happen very soon. It's not an engineering ap- proach like \\•hen you build a dan1. ''Nature has the. secrets and she can choase to be subtle and tough. It seems a litUe presumptuous by p e c k 1 n g awa y at the outer skin or the moon with .a verv lln1ited ex- plor11tlon lo ex.peCt we 're R01ng to be able to understand the \1•hole story." Even the earth, despite in- tense stud y, .still h ide s ans\V(•rs to n1a1or quc~tions, he said. "\Ve don't k111}v.· \1•J1en lhe almo.~phere for1ned and when the Ol'C<rns forrnetl. T h c. history or the earth has son1e \ery big unterla1nt1es." Dr. llubu1 Breit, ll l;OOphysi('i.'it <ti tile rilanrl(>d Spacecra!t Center. talks bout the moon in lerrns ol fl \'e ~·e<.1rs .. \\'e \VJll bl· in g0<.l(.I .'.hare as rar :l.~ lunar (•\ 11h11 1i1n .~ r•n1J.. rcrned in ahout ll\f' )l'nrs." lie s::1ld .. But llnding uut 1'.'hl'rl' ll11· ffi(>()ll C'::in1e fron\ and wh<.11 th;it rnight n1erin kir earth and !he sol:ir syslen1 will be much n1nre difficult " Some fX'O p!e may h,1\'{' r;-:- 11ectt!A..I quick ansv.·trs to d1f· f1eu1t qut-sl 1uns (rl•r11 JU't ~~ fc1v landings url the in(l{ln. "The puhlit lh11uglit Huit six months alter a lunar landing "'c 'i\'Oukl havt the answen ," he ~:lid ... 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SUNDAY .•...... 9:00A.M.·2 P.M. 4PLY NYLON CORD 15 MONTH GUARANTEE* SIG SAVINGS ON TIRES FOR VW's TOYOTA'S, MG'S, OPEL'S AND MAN Y OTHER 070~1 5 llACK TUIEO TYPE AIR CLIPPER 15 MONTH GUARANTEE• pl.-f..J, lu< ol 11.l2 IOl llE ~~ ~IA.(~W.lll '7J/l!>O•l• 7 l!>/6J 0.1!> l './!>/IO(l ,1• I !'JI 10. \!> EACH P~ICl 88. •OO.ll , ·~oil AIR CLIPPER TUBELESS BLACKWAllS •'"' >o.O. loo •' II M! oo 1! 7• FOltEIGN CARS TUBELESS Bt ACKWAlLS 27 MONTH GUAllAN16l• '''" 1295 1'"·" 14 95 TRUCK TIRES l y ; CORNELL ARISTOCRAT TUBELESS BLACKWALL 4 PLY DYNACOR ' RAYON CORD 27 M ONTH GUARANTEE ' FOR PICK-UPS, PANELS & CAMPERS 6 00·''-'15 ~--PLY POLYESTER CORD '""" "'' --J'@.:!C . -· "•• fod, f ••. r ... al 17 lS lo ,l.01 dopo"d'"!I -•••• RADIAL TIRES THE WIDE DNE .. , 6 PLY TREAD .. , 10 SERIES IACH ........ !)(WITH n·•1.-•-••YON ~\.lt ,.rel •.:.c;~.·.:.~: DUAL STRIPE WHITEWALL TIRE CORNELL CENTURY H • 78 SERIES TIRE ·SMOOTHER RIOE NO FLAT SP OTTING •GREATER STABI LITY FOR HIGll SPH O DRIVING 30 MONTH GUARANTEE * co•u ·N0Fl41~POl!INC. --1- 0 • lllU-"'' GP70 1• 359' l t• 40 MOHfH GUARANTEE• !82~.r.) 33 99 ,~:;'.;~~ 36"~ BE SURE TO CHECK WITH i?ri ,;·r~:::, """" 3-a·~ us IF YOUR TIRE SIZE \f~) :::~::::.":""~'"::=~~l '"~::-:~~IS~~o~;H:OW~--...:.··· ,.~ .••• ·' 11 " - coRNEll EXTRA-WIDE TREAD ; '0.:.e WHITEWALL-4 PlY NYlON CORD ~ 70 SERIES TIRE ROAD HAZARD GUARANTEE• GUARANTEED 36 MONTHS.• I~ .. P~p loy1 9uotOfl· ••• c .... ~111;,~, 10 ... 10" ''"d ru"'bt• el '"on•~• "11a·•>1 • TI •ood ~<1101d1 '" "0•· ..,nl ~·><•••o•• < ", < u1• Do'"OQ•d I o f • ,.,jj bo ,.ploc..I w;ih P•O •Ol•rl "'""t~ly 6cl r fU .. ino rl (~Gtg• bawd "" <•g~laf 1•liiR9 ,,,;, .... .; ... of ,,.... c .~ ... . • W.clNMWf, St,ttmbtt 15, l!J71 OAIL Y PILOT 28 DICK T1tACY lfy Cliester Gould Ll'L AINER ~~~~~~~~~~~~~. By Al Copp TUMBLEWEEDS ® WE\.L WANT TO STUOY EVER'V INCi-i OF Tl-IE PARAC~UTE. ··~~@; "'°"· llOTll IUPCOaD ~DL!S f Sl-tALL we REMOVE TMfM? By Tom K. Ryon ... Tl405f. SWEET OLD L ADIES JUST TOOK IT OUT .'! SALLY BANANAS NOT .. 0 FA&T, "tOU 'IL1""1W OLD MTS.'! T\-1 15 CHAIR.. IS WAN.TED FOR QUEl"fl0HIN6 !! CAAlfll!.' IT !S MY DUf'/ TO INFOR....,, "IOtJ OF' YOUR Ft.IC":!Hr TO e E SlLENT·· By Charl es Barsotti . I GIMME' FOUR FINGERS OF"OLD HAMMERHEAD" 100 l'!(OOf! A GLASS O' ~UTTERM ILK1 PLIOASE! FOR VER INFORMATION, flRPIJAAIN1 MU~E SKINNERS 110N'I PRINK Mlk K ! WE OP.PER THEO HAR P STUFF! A CUl1E' Ci ~flE'R, P!.EASt.! lJ.QQQ,~ ~-e..orvn. ~ Gin><Q G~anccvM'? MUTI AND JEFF ? FIGMENTS PLAIN JANE I DAIL y CROSSWORD .•• by ' A POWER l ACROSS p;1ckage s, "\C. 10 Bra.Jr!, 11~· ti\"• p,~,, 11 G·a~! (,1'(•1f)~!·O~ und~· coro'-.1{( 15 Mnvt 1~1 1 1 l b Spa11i~h bu 1I 17 6.dd \0 13 Lrvel~ off: 2 wor~s 2J ~r ~l J.l\01: 1111oim~I 21 Be l\111 23 l~larid dr o~rtment ol Greece 24 Time periods 2b --B~y: Ontario tl\Y 28 Forti!!~ Sl)Anish •ine JO "Ethan-": Wtiartoo ncr'lel Jl -Haute: 42 Commit ~ cr irne- 44 S1..1bdiv1sions 45 H1qh·p1tr.hrd If"! l!H.ll IY 4QS•1·t~a l:'lwr• lf"\rl 49 Tw1>-whee!ed 5C ,,.,p~ N1. I •:~I Sl A~11~c pers,·1 !• Nnt .SI m 5a M<1ll 0"d i_..J [J ,,. ff Q1Mr1ri hl \Jncle's wil e b2 Movrci In ti3 "··-o! Ilic ~11!'!\ (.cun!ry'' b4 G~1ns b5 Oozes DOWN Yc!.tcfrl,1y's P1:~;'c Soov,.~: t I I t I I-! ' b A 1 .1 -·~-1 -~V ' ~ . -' ! ' ! , • I l I ' .. ::ti '"' • • ~ 1 L-I -I ' c 4 I I. ... ~-Tvl'r <) fl" iw I fri'll ll1e. wind ~O t .. mrr 11 l ~rd p~ll1U· .. I' \ " , . .-.,,: l : 5 '>1·<>~l lt11f'rl ~1t1 s11ops :;.7 FirH1,11l :;_"1,~.-·'f t1rd 12 Pe•SOn ific~· 40 5~11fflr~ tim of courage 41 c~11~p \C> l 'l S •0-01". ~·H1crt' l'l £1rrpcn\S of -42 --~ tac~: S"' r>ly' 1~g~rded J:;- li,.1ng ~1lc 2 word<> 1 Vent>\ian 22 Stalu~: Sufr1:< ~1 Put !ri ,-.oof ~s Prorio1in 46-St~. l>linrl flilll ZS Bobby -: z Ribi)O!I: Nltl slat f.I f<t"' hO!"f'S OH C\ty-of Ind+ an~ Como . !arm 2!:> Mu'l11t!' 43 Tl1ir.k .!iOUjJ'.>. 32 Sctiool unit 36 Gold: Sp. 31 D1spos1 t+oo to be generous 38 Garmeot: lnf«JMI 39 Grass ralen b~ g1a?iog anima ls ' ' l • " " " " , " )) " " " J6 " ,, -. .. . ,. ''t1r· .. " .. '" " "" 6J ) Far1T1el~ o! the 0·1<11111Y sOIJ\hwc~trin 71 footv.rM U.S. 1B D,.5;~1 frn"' • Employ 2"1 Wile of Zeus 5 Composition of JO Emblrms a substance 32 Bot · b Su!loons .)3 BDdy gestur e 7 (;ardef1 r/. Ellen expreSStog Inhabit.rt 1esrer.t ) • ' ' 9 ' " , -"' " • -~ 11 " ' " " ,.:, . " ll" " I ~"' l1 ' J7 " ' ., •l •l " • " ' " " II ,, iti" " .. ~16~ V111 •. 4') r.111ss!lics 51 Nntr.h 53 C.a1t · 5~ Coal scuttles Sb Old, worn· 011t hOfSf 57 Ow1111J 51) Wrath " " " '" .. • ll l • )) " " " " - ~y RAl5E IN PAY 1S J:"ROZEN 'FOR 90DAYS.1 I NEED TO eoRROW SOME MONEY UNTIL l"HE THAW.'"'°\~;. By Al Smith DONT WoRRY·- IT 'S JUST A5 IF I NEVER HE"ARD IT.' By Dole Hole JI 'I •i By Frank Bo9inski PEANUTS JUDGE PARKER '/Qij LOOIC .. S n<OU6.i YOU 'll:E GOI NG OW .. )I ' MISS PEACH NOW 1llA T '!Oii AND I ARE THl'IJ()Grl , llMI' IXl 'J()IJ KEEP CAU.IN6 JilE °" -rnE f'l1;:Jt.IE ! • •< GORDO MOON MULLINS • ,. ANIMAL CRACKERS llJ!U,'f' DO l,'O() s,i,<.>, L!i "' ? to t,ro \/JI.ITT m ;ro!l CX.:R -~~IJOSHIP CWB? ii\JST 1141~1< ! FOi< OJLY f lVf_ t:ol.L6"'5, 'iCXJ'U... BE. "81..f_ 11'.) E=I' lfiE MITTS AUD BEIJEFIT=s OF A cJJJB FO<JIJDED al iHE fRUX:lPl-.ES OF flWtj.JCi'l.q 1-0'/E MJD """"' r;J \O<,f ro.uiw ~A~ I ,-,,~-=o--,. By Charles M. Schulz I DHlN'T CAlL l(OO- L((JV CALLED ME. ! '°'1 COME \00 l<EVEK 6fT A "*°"6 NU"8E~ "'Ell l11Jll Nf.£D ()(f ~ r ,_/ ' . { __ \\ By Harold Le Doux HELLO, IC .. WE '. WERE Y0\1 PL .. tJW\t.16 .. Tll:\P? NO, SEl!'6E"WT'. I .. I W"S f).KING M ISS SPENCER OUT TO Tl-!E UWIVERSIT'V ! By Mell Aln'HUll IS n.<E NIW 5C>«X>l-r----_ N\!TIOllOl.OlilST? Y&S, N\ll.~! TILL LI•, OM Mf1.l..lf, WILi. 'TM! WMTMU If-. Mil-I>, llAINV, Sk:>WY, f)ftY, WIT, i<OT, COl.0 • • ®-_.;-'--..;_: L .,.5, .. o~ coulfSr. . ....... • , I PERKINS , .• .; Ii .. ' c ~ f Olt M•r>IUM ? ··-••• ---+ ® .. ,, , , " @"". ( ~-· ':.'~ t .. --~-----"'.,, .... ,....... c.. )19 fW/". By John Miles • N0: • • By Gus Arriolo By Ferd Johnson ~.WH~IEVER HE 'S ~~VIN<; ... By Roger Bollen ,AHH. SOl<R</, ~0 CHECKS . THE GIRLS "Your coli lumeli werr. much loo likimpy!'' • • ; ; : DENNIS THE MENACE • ...,...---.,-,~ -~----~--..-. ~ ~' ' '~1 ,-. ~ • , ! l f • ! ' : . - I I I :JO CAIL Y PILOT Wtdntsday, ~ptemt>H 15, 1971 IV i·DAILY LOG :L e;=-.. Wednesday Evening SfPTEMBER l!l 1:00 0 Bir ,.,_ Jtrry Ounph' (~~ ,._ B•ll Huo111 0 KNIC Ne'" lom S111de1 0 TM fu(ltM 16" Wi14, Wild lll't'I Q (Je#ltllt:Sl 1'1Pw1 lo:>!.tP~ B9~1l m TM llintm.1 (D Sh r lrTk fl~) Hodrepoodf'I l9dp ff) Ch11dr..-i'1 f 111 aJ Notiotf'I 34 rn Orsert lltpwl (19) Mil)'bflTJ llfD (!) Ntwt. l1m lii1"'1r.(1f111 t:JO O ltlot'M: (C) !'OJ MA l'lew l ind et lllff" eonciusoon !co-mta)l '6l- r1~1 pr,ir-man .la1nne WC'OO •Ud. (• tl5 Jlh'n 1rch. The ep!Wdt Is 1ht first ot 1 l\00 pUT tel•Play i nd !l 1li.o OM 1111 1! le11t ••eht episodes d1t1llln& S.m1nlh1 tnd Du1ln'111h'enh1rn Jn tr1nc1. Ital)', Scotl111d i nd O'lhtl p1rt5 of [11rO(HI. llon1ld lonr por- 111~ Henry VIII, ll'l'lf 81ny por1r1ys !he ll•ni'1 Chaml>e1l1m, V;..10f 1101· U\ the nobl1rn1n artd Allene Mt!· 1'11, Mi lvm4 !ht nntelul wittll, m lroth ti Conwq11t rtefl ffi (I~) T~ fre11eh Chtl al lufht Lrb~ (39) S.n Diep l'adrn lt~ll CB "Int 1:30 o 19 m l"flr11i11rirr w,,.,, M&- V>r Colu/flbo MMuflitf bf tl1t Book~ I Peter r.1 ~ 1tar\ IS OUKll~f Columbo '" a drtl!\i 1n •hlCh 1 lllf$1trJ w11!1r p•ln! 1 "pt!!Kt rr•m1·' ""'"ho~ fl· pu1nt1 a1 ine 111211. JKk C.ssuly. 0 Ste~ Alie-fl She• Gu~ts '" Molton Brllt S..11~ne Ch11ney Mai- r~ Inge!!_ Amandi 8!1\e 1nd Strw 8ai11 0 i ,-CD .11£W SUSOft C.Ur1· ship ti £ddit 's fllllt• ·My Son. 1he Arl•!l ' lom's u1 Clt~s hilS PfUil· rei.s~ l1om sl•ll hit 10 nude models. 06: fll 8C Nf'W1 ~ Ch1nce 1 ·~ m The Ofinr "~· (l~) (Hft!ftf 1! 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Con\e<IUUK'f1 ID r1rin11 u~. 0 w111r1 .. , l•M~ CE Rou1 P••• VtronK. ,0 l'hll'tt 1t ttio li1m1 9 30 m 1 t°" LllCT J o SHIRLEY MACLAINE'S @ T Dr•fM * NEW ,...lT SHOW-NOW! ro1s•1(t&.l ]St!ti" c.Mllttin1 G~r@e So111 a1511n11.1isllff 1-iunilt 0 :T @ al PttCMIERE !itilrity'l 1an !lorn m1n "o r1'1!1 1 ft>! mrPh Wor!d Stur1ey Jrohcl1in.e. 1!11rin1 !GI of n•s '!'C~~·IJ.I to ~~rtt 1•ttl'<l th1 first tim e in 1 telr;i,.on ~riu. y(l•l"I l ~i"'~ ct">dvclc:-<l p'1ys Shirley login. ii photo-journill· €!)To h "''*'""° <!I 0rno~e il5'•gnmenll 11-e her 111 (39) '1111 f11tlltt1 O•~I !ht globe (D lrolO'llt '••r Q 811lrr Ward News €!J l1 Cnlz d1 M1rt!.1 truct1 7:30 E PllOltfRC l!lxta< '" !ht Hou~ . (.'.Jm•a~ ~·ti O!"I ,,ni !!le .. 1ld v 10:00 If) 8 MW SEASON M1nn1J G11MI 1morob1b1 .,~~"I o' high 1po11t1~, ~!Hs Ros~mary forJrth '!'d Gu~ 1 1•1'51 yr11 "'~l!:il• ~tudfots. Pro STIXill!'t ll io•n \rn11 staf "1!~t C.on· !luced '" !n111nd t~• ''"'' S!il " nors. 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O Mtl!ion $ Mov1t; (1hr) ·on thr (15) M11t"pi~e Tl!tllr1 1 81Kh'' (dram~) '59--Grt&ory Pet~ ff) [n11in2 11 f'opi Ill:) · Seslmt I ~~I Girdner I ~heel"' : m H11e1n'' ~(()I'\ CE BM h olenMin.t @ H T1U1 1 Thitl (IS) The ~•le Yorw 110:30 0 Jh11n Actio"' EE En••l•h iH Lotot ID Ntw1 !11n ..lahn1 rn [I Diario ff Hl'NI St-'tl ho m It II Written ttntt CD 4Z P1'" (39) ri1111: "Mnt11 ,,i klairtr"'" 'll<IOlJ l l JNf)lll SEASON Carol llumttt 11 :001)18 aJN"" Guest shr Jim N3bo11, ma~•nK h•s 0 10 ffi Ntwt 16 lrobnh~ l>ilkl-n o J 1m"N) 11 filth open•ng appe11anc e on lht show. 101ns Carol in lrOOR and dance •&luf! to~'\ homflo "n o! SylKauga Al1 Co mtd1 1eaTu" of tht •ho"' 11 •"' • Kong H1nr1 VII! M>"Ol in 0rlHth ! mmy "'inoer H1rwy Koirn 1n pl~y~ Htnry lo M•!.., Bot111t1t ~Mn bole1n 0 rn NEW SO.SON Ad1111·!2 '"fl 1orhoo • Ollicers Mallo., (111>.an•n M•I ntr) i nd Rttd tll~M MtQ:rldl rnuno m Mcmt.: "Cll the Belo'td Co~"' I lry~ td1'm!) 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Slt phen MctOlly @ Rllld1nr O,M111k1 I See by T Oday· s Want Ad s e '11!1\T Ir Yl)I.: fl~: A fi1): \l.\\-l'lf'. HF;g)-. l'i 'l'hf' l11•n1 Yi>1J 1r 81·r11 \\1111111i.: ~ .. 1, /I 1_,.,,,,<,..ar. )1 01 a f"'" ""l"I'. find 11' a 1"1\r!y ''1 "'" 1'. •• • 11 1 ..;j. t \T " I If{ SPl·~A\, S l1\· t\T 1.1·.A:o;T r" h1r 1•uJ. lha t 1" ~.'"'ill~ '"fl 'l"'''~j iHM.I t r11tlr II<' i• I I•• !n ii it"Od hlllllf'. Sn "I" '~ "fl' e rr v1 11 llh\'F. T1 :1 11 ·n1.~; 1;r11111.: !n 'lr•·p, hrrt• 1~ lhr l'"rr•TI ., .. ~11rr fl l\111i.: Jiii{'(! 111.illl t•''· ·'" \•>ll •illl "lff'!i Ii 11111 p 111 • !hi' rn:•I· rn•.oi.' 1~ 111 m. i-111d 11 1-r11111. 11 r!h lr.1mr. II •"' "''~....i rtr.,J. 11n<l i!'.oi in lnd;or,1 ~ \\ a111 ,\ti• ' , Wes tminster Dance Slated Shorty Thon1a ~ and hi!> orchtslra will pro1·1de 1nu.~1t for Lhe Westn11ns1er lligh School Lions Booster Club footbitll dance Fnda} night. "llU! WAT!I WHITE DEATH" "'~" W~vn~ "'l lG JAKI" The. llawai111n then1e 1tifrf11r is scheduled fron1 8 p.n1 to 1.30 a.in. at the J.leadowlark Couniry Clu b in Hunt1nglon Beath. Tickets. priced at S.'i per couple. may be reserved by calling Wl·255J and 893-39:)1 Footba ll t:Oaches and their be guests of honor. BALBOA 673-4048 OPEN ,:41 ,.., I... lint.. hltt.a ~l'lil'lnll NOW ENOS TUESD AY - 2 OF THl WILDEST COMEDIES EVE• MADE! -ALSO DAVID NIVEN IN- Kid s Lil{e to Ask A11dy OPENS WEDNESDAY SEPT.15th ANAH EIM CON VENTION CENTER MONTIE MONTANA JR'• PRODUCTION OF BUFFALO BILL'S WILD WEST ind Congress or Rough Riders ol lhe World GREAT, GRAND AND HEROIC ···. "" conn~ti~d wi l~ P:in9l1 ~'1 Brr;1 ~nd B~·~""' .& s .. .i .~ Combined s~ ....... lnc. A RETURN TO BUFFALO Bu.L'S SllJPENOOUS WILD WEST Grand Entry Review • India n !.lie on the Plains • longhorn C1111le Drive • Anack o1 !he Dead'NO()(f Sl&QP. • Bll!falo Hllnl • Aough1iders In Asto11i shlng Eouestrian Achlevem<rnls. "Bufl•lo Bill wculd •dm"t i~t 1~owm &n 1hip."' -LE£ GOULO, AP .....'...Jgp ~o!c~ t•tn;n~ of f•mily •~!u~~m~_!.(' -JI M N EWLAND, Pho •n•• G•••ft• Sept.15th thru 1~\h ANl\HJ::IM CONVt:NTION r.t:NTF.R aw ~ '\ ! ' 1 t.h /\\ L 1nr,-il• Oi~~·•l• ... 11 1·111 ~JS - .,,., .. ~ ..... ,,~ ·~I"" !1-.ot. ~~1·• 1 •·~"'!',. ~r"' ii.,. ... ,.,,,, ,, • Apm """· ~r1.1t :r .. 't r"' ,.. ~·p· 17 • ,_ Sept. 21st thru 2fi!h l.f)S ANCa·:l.F.S SPOR~ .-.RE1'A ~~.11" 111,11n 111 \•or"""'" lhrb• .. Al•<I J [~111 ~·-~1\1 ~•rl ,1 • J ,... J'n ~•p1. t i I I"" M t • ..,.pt,J\•J 'tr'tf"Jt •r"' ; ..... \\ ·~ ... ,., :: T~"''· "•f'l 11 /\I.I. SEt\TS RESERVF.D $5.00 $4.00 $.1.00 $2.00 'rhi!1l ri•n 12 nnd under !,1 price TICK!TS ON Sill If BOX OHICl I MAJOR TICKET IClN CIE~ ORO lR NOW WHILE COCO SlATS IRl Sllll AVAILABll SPECIAL! RUE N! PARK CENTER NIG HT -SlPT. IS I/.~ Pro(' Tickets J1V~1lithl,. 11riw 11t Buena Par~ Ctnter Shoppo n~ M~ll TeJe,1lslon Review. Tuesday Beco1nes Tfl Bcittleground Ry C"'i'NTlllA 1.0 \\'RY NE"' VORK f AP I -Tues- day nig hts on th(' tele\ 1s1nn nelv.·orks pr·ornises lo he a hotly contested battleground. NBC and CBS have 11\0ved S1fn1e hea vy enlt-rlainn1ent artillery a~aJnst ABC's n1ost popular lineup of l;is! Sf'<iSIJll, W1ll "~1arcus \l/elb~· ~1 D ." that ~enlle general praL- ti!1(1nrr. l1..1t>e ,1;11rne f'lf his fa ithful p:ilients tn "Cannf'ln," CBS' lough private eye·: And rn ore 10 NBC's w n 111 a n • nricntetl "Funny Side"' w11 h its lighthearted musieal co111ed.I' look 111 e1·erybod) 's basir pro· bleins? l'robabl~' And I! IS JUSt ?.~ l1krly that NBC's top cnp. "Ironside." will he nlure of a !h reat to the "MOO Squad" kids 1han any bad .i::uy~. ABC's "~lovie of the \\'eek." once 1n charge of its ltme Auditions For 'Plaza' Announced The Ana·r.·1odjcska Players ha \e announced auditions for their first produt11on of the new season, Neil Simon 's "Plaza Suite," which 11•ill open early in Nove111bcr. Au stin D. Peay is rlirccting !he C<lrnedy, v.·hich calls for a cast of se\'en n1en and five women in an evening of three one·aet plays. Peay recently! slal!f'd lhc i\na-~1odje~~a ~un:i- 111 e r pn1duct ion. •· ~ 1n1an s !lainho11•" I 1'ryo11t.~ are scheduled for the l.0<1ra Elernentary School Rud1torium. 21~ S. Loara Al'e., at Bro<1d11·ay. 111 Anahein1, on Mondt1,V and Tursd:i,I". Sept. 20 and 21. The rc;rdings will be hrl1l frorn 7 to 10 p.ni. "Plt1za S11ilr." the rour1 h1 produclinn of The ~hnw \o be i s1agcd in Orange Coun ty this ' sr::ison. v.•ill be presented Nov . 4. 5. fi. 12 and 13 <1! the l.o;ira sl·hool . a lot or punishment . lie is fJI and .50. The prenuere .startc(l v.·ith :r rohticr,· mas;acre flnr1 tl1rough about· h:i!f the sho11 , our hero wa s drai:g1ng ~round 11•1th rt hullel thr .. uch 1111' knee. the hunter pur:>U"d h1 thr hunted It \\•as a highly cl1<1ri;:cd huur. NAC. ~1·ht'n11n~ 111 pull 01(' c;1 r!y l'\'l'fllrtJ:( "ln1n•1rjp'' :111 · dif•r\l"e ;1l11ng lo 1t~ nr·w "Sargc" :-erie.<., lurner1 ••111 11·h;it 11•11s h1 1lrd :1;, 11"1 shri11 ~ hut which pl.11L'rl ;.is 1111<' :1111! r·11n1h111rd 1he 1,,.,.1 lt'ad1111: t'h<1rHL'IL·rs Sn r g (' 11.c period. has ar·q11ircd .<:.nrn1· ridu·c·111;l11 l11r111·d prit•'r )"In fLJrrnidable cf)n1 ~1i11un with cd Jrnn:-1t!t' 111 an i111P!ll1:;~1111n the arri\'al 1111 Tursrl:iy nu:h ts uf !hi' l-,1l l1ng 11f lhft't> pnr,I• ThL• plul u11f11r1un;1(L'h t '1111· of CBS' popul11r "lla\\ai1 Ft1•1. .. O." and annlhcr action·ad. latnt'd onl,\• ;1 t10ut erlough uc· 1111r1 J(• pull throu~h 11nr hntir venture serie.~. ··S a r .i:: e, • • 110! 111 0. Thr rrsult 11as 11iat launC'hed by NBC t\rnon" LI•" ll"w nrJthl'r senr~ \o<Jk 1,11 frw il "' ' ' S!'.'rJCS. f I I I ti "Cannon" seems lo be !he• as_ s ar or: ic new seas11n. greateSt lhrciit. ll is ~1 slick (,c1irge Kennedy. 11· h ,~ s e . · c:h<lrael!'.'r v.'as •nlrnducrd In a la~l·1 no l'1ng 01ln11 f"l'tll ll ll~tt;'nl 1-_ _ _ _ t110-hour pl lul r1!n1 l11s! ~rason. plays !IH' !'lrnen! ll\lf' role tn "S:in~r ' :'l.Hl"'i "Vlt11r11 Side" h<irl it ~ 11llu·i;1I pt"l'l1ll•'l't' TU!'.'~dil1', lollo\1 in~ ~11r11t."t h1ni: billed as ;i pn•v1c1v l;1.;I ~unda~ Th15 ti1nr Hu"> 1!P111•r;1I s11hjcr! v.·;i~ ht<rlth. •ind JI 1·;1r1J!f•d 111 ~keti·h r1>1·11i fn)111 1rca1111cnt~ on ht:dtl1 fn .. rt :111d 1i1"p1wh1)ndr \a II) ho~p11:1I l\oHd ;ind hra1't'~ nil [(•t•fh Tllo• Ille L"l•Uplt>S 11h11 p;111u 1p.11!'.' :-•·1·1nrrt !n hal'e !11>t11•f ('••lll<'d v ni;11 en;1I ;1r1d lo h;u•r!I" 11 with ~reatrr ea!'-e. Thi• 11 .. 111· ~till r!ealt largrl~· in 1 l11·hr~. but ~·11ne v.rrc hur!rrl under !he rl:i~ers' l"n\hUSl8.SH\. ~!()I.I.'\\ O(ln ! UPI\ l~alph 11<'11ain~ Iii!~ hre11 addrd to the l"<rst nf '"C:incel ~f;v liesr1·1:l!1on" st;irnn~ Bob llf•pr ;inrl f:\<i \1 nrie S<tinl. iJf tlio~c old Jl,1sh1r ll HanH11c11 and fi ay1nvnd Clinndlrr hunks \Villiarn Conrad's t h;iractcr.1 Frank C;innon. i.~ gral'f'I \'oie·I cd and gin1!cl·<'.\'Cd and lakes ml'I• "'""t v. ... ~.~~.~ ... "'--.:.., co•o~• ""' '"" 'HONEST. SlllCERE. PERCEPT t'I E' -0CW IV'i.1/>~(f, ! A 11Mi $ 'THE TRIP FILM OF THE YEAR" _JIM A!f/fjl E:rhe tic. a mas MPl.aSliC achlne ~--PLU S---• "CAlCH THI JOT" ond "HANG TEN" 7:)0 ond 9:30 Eoch Nit• = . ' .. •• THE LAST OF THE DAREDEVILS! ¥",,..,.... __ r-c:::--- 6EOH6E HAMIL JON SUE LION . ·. . . ""'E.11£1, ·::~' ·,.__N/EV_EI: I . -,,..,,..,.,. .-.1·--==--::=-.. ·•' ;..: i --· , I Eve S~ow Ito•" 7 p.m. C on1 in11011• Shaw Soturdoy ond S11ndoy from 5;JO JUNIOR MATIN(f Sol~rdoy ond Sunday ot 2 II·"'• FIRST RUN IN THE AREA Vvhat.goes on in prison is a crime. ~NEWPORT BEACH· at the entrance to the fabulous lido l1le ·OR 3 -8350 -------•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• WINNEROF 2 ACADEMY AWARDS! ROBERT tvVTO-U'v\ TRE\OR l-K.:WtlRD end SAAAH MLES "Jlyan'.s Daughter" [GP]G>•1--0>K"" L/\l'J' ~SEEN (u lN ) -wt.••· METROCOLOR A L~O "THE PEOPLE NEXT DOOR" 801~ Feotu•e~ Roted 'P' JUNIOR MAllNEE SAfUltDAY ANO SUNOAY Af 2 pm. "WIZAR D OF BAGDAD'' "SNOWHITE AND 3 STOOGES" FORT ~ LAUDERDlrI.E; 1LOR%DA ( (J d ~?J>BAR%NG NOW AT -· ~·~J:~J~•~-~·~· ~w~o~t.~m~b~«'._l_l.~>,~1~9~7'._l ____ _'D.A!LY PILOT 3J Borg n i nr, Sur rl Tl1 e ater Notes F or Dh'o rce LQ.S ANGELES 1UPl 1 Ernest Borgn1ne ha~ bf:en sutd for divorce by his four!h wife, Donna Ann Bor~ntne . Clemente, Mesa, Santa Ana Open Shows Borgnine. 54 . "·ho wnn an academy award for lht mn\·ie "Marty." married her Jul~' 30, 1965. in Juarf'Z, !\.·1ex1co STEREO VISION .. ~ .......... ap EXCLUSIVE ENG AGEMENT NOW PlAYI NG -ll••v .... 100 Sl S 10 \J ~ ..._ 11111. 7 1~. J !Ill S JO, l.llO M !. 10.XI By TQ,\t TITUS 01 lh1 Dtll~ iOl!OI itltt The comn1unity t he a Le r stages light up ahTiosl en mas~e this '>''eekend a~ fnur n1ore loC'a! playho\l ses fire. !ht'i r npt>nin,o: ~11ns of the 197!- 72 sea~on . Included an1nng the v•erk 's newcon1ers are !he srcnnd rhap!er nf 'hr-"111<1111 Su1!r'' .~11 repstakf'S-. the fi rst in- (·rr into n1 of a dnuble harreled pr(li.;r;:in1 nf nnr-a rl_!<, a corn- erl1· hnrrn1••erl frnm France. :inrl thr \\'est Cn;i:o;t prt>1T11ere of a hranrl nf'w play. "Pl;iui S.uite." alre11ch nn the hoard~ al the Huntiiig•nn Beach Pl<1\ hnusf'. s!;irts off the ~Pasnn ;J"hur:-d;i\· n11!hl for the S;in f'lf'n1('ntP \1nT1mlln11v 'J"hea1e1' ll 1rhi:ircl Andf'r"rn 1s d1rec11ni: thP Neil S1mnn trio nf r nmed1es ... et in ;:i cn rnmnn lnc.1!1nn ;i rnnm 1n ;i Nrw Ynrk hn!rl H1l'h::irrl !\os;ih :i11d flnr·othv Smith are thr ;innh'f'1"~:1rv cnuple in 1he nprn1ng pl;i1·l£'t. "Vi~itnr Frnm i\.l;ini:irnnek "; nrn l-l u!ch1ni:s ;ind l\·1Jrk1e Cl;ix!nn re1irv1 ;in nlrl .1r- 11u111n1;:i11cr 1n .. \'1s1!nr From 1-ln!lvwonrl. '' 11 h1le Erl Tierney and PhvlJ i<; \\'cn1 7 ;i r e lhe har- r1r d parrots in "Visi lor From Fnrr~t Hills:' 11·h1ch close~ 1he show nounriin,c out the S ;i n Clemente cast "-'ill he !\-l;ircia Sulherlanrl, Tom Tall::i ferro. Erir Su1 lter anrl D a n a T;ili ;:ifcrro "Pl;iza Suite" is scheduled (nr "' !hn:-e-11eekcnd eng11gr- n1f'nt <1!. the ('a b r i 1 I n r la.r hntrs e. 202 Aven i ri 11 "BLUE WATER, WHITE DEATH" "' The hunt for the Gt .. tWhlleSherk 9 ~O·Hll TH John Way ne WEEKI "BIG JAKE" • FOR FAME, FORTUNE ..• AND BROKEN BONES! GEORGE HAMILTON· SUE LYON EllEL ICN16V.EI: NOW! INNlfllll O'NEIU -OAJl"t' OIUMfl • .. Mn' HOUIE" • OUY!llll CC>MAHf -.. -.. -.. _., ~ IU.UCMlllll llllOWIO A. llOTM IKIRlllT MULLIGAN ..:Hll. lf.GAAH -1111 ~-1 ::;_-: • CALL THIATllS FOi 2ND FIATURIS e '"" ... ....... .... i;._ .. ~~·· •n•~ SHE'S A CROWD -Dorothy Smith orrers a cup of coffee to husband Ri chard Kosab and his secretarv. fllarcia Sutherland. in ''Plaza Suite'' at th e San cie. n1cn!e Con11nun11 y Theater. C<1brilln. San Clr.n1ente. n111g Thursdays . Frid:i~·s S;i111 rd;iys. lleser\'ations 0·1!15. * The Cosla l\1esa C 1 v i c Pia) ho\lse 1s launching ils new season "-'I th the most am- bitious production in it s sci Pn- year hislflry -t11.·o e\ en1ngs of one-act plays run ni ng 1n re.pertor~ O\'C'r three weekends and involving a combinC'd ca st of :111 Thl' hl;inket lille for lhl' tandc1n nffC'ring is N n e ! Cn11"a rd "!i "Tonight at II :JO " Thr f1rs1 half nl I he 'Tn111j.:ht " :-.tries, unrler the d1rr.c·!ir•n r1f l'ati 'f;in1hrl!1111 \1·ill be ··Jl ('d Peppers.'' '"~!Il l Life" ;ind "Shadow Pla.v "Tl1e plays 11 111 run Friday ;ind Saturday nf this \\:eek <ind 1\"lll return fnr ;1 final pcrforn1<1nte on Ori. 1 ~·nday·s stag1n~ i~ npcn only tn !he playhouse's P;itrnns Associat.1nn. fl.1::i rgc Brarllcy and Jne Del Rosso head the ··Red PP.p- pl!"rs" cast, supported by Anita Grnssn1;i n, who dn11hles ;i~ 11H1.~1(·;i l d1rer1 or. H u s s e l I 111<1r t1n <ind Lois \V i Is u n . (;ene1·1('1 P to.lurra l' anrl !)on Rhoades are the Pr1nc1pa\s in ''Still Life.'· w\1h !lilarJ:;iret Kelly, Den ise !\1cCanles. Larry L11tharn. Scott McC;inles anrl Shirle~· Dilhin complell n~ !he cast. The "Shadow Play" ca :-t is led by Linda K11ss and Al Jones. with Pal H;irp. R u~~ell Marlin. !\1arge Br;irl\ev, .Joe Df'I Rnsso and Scott !\1CCanles in suppnr!1ng role_!<. Perfnrn1;inces nf "Tnnigh1 Rt 8":111'' 11•ill be ).!1ven at thP Communll.v Cent.er ;111di!oriun1 (In the Orange C n u n t .v F ii i rgrnunds. Reservation:-- 834-~30.l * 1·he Santa Ana Con1n111nity Pla\'ers. 11·\th one s h n 11 alre::id.v under the ir belt . light No lJocl y Split Bea tl es, John L c 1111011 Declares N ~:'A1 YCIHK !Al'l -.Jnhn Lennon. the onetime Beatie, s;a vs his St'co nd wife Ynkn Ono d1d n·t break up !he Brit ish rock group. but ir she had "she should get cred it for ;i!l the nrce n1u.~ie 11•e\·e all made since \1,. brnkr up '' Lrnnrin , ;ippearcd 11•11t1 111.~ 111ife in ;i \l\"O hti\lr 1apinJ.: w11 h !ele1·1~if1n lll!Prvie11 cr nick Ca1·ctL J'.Ji nc!y n1 1nu\r.~ nf !he rnn versat inn will he ~hnwn nn C;ive11 ·s !;ite-nlgh t ~hO\I' next mnn1h ··11nv; rou lrl one girl. or "-'On1<111. spl1l the Bf'n!lcs'.' .. Lr nnon r.~kcd . "\\"e 11rrP drift· ing <ipart nn our 01\·n. 11 cou ld ha1·(' i;nnr-nn hP\n~ f11n nff ;inri on. or 11 r nuld h;i1·r go!len 1,1·nrse. I dfln·l know \\'e didn't '>''anl ln he the l\·l;irx Brnthers. rlrt1gRed nn 1'1ai;:e 11.1hen 1,1·e were 50 "-'iln ;:isthma ;ind TB . I dicln't wa nt to h(: sing ing ·~he Loves Ynu' ::i t 30 I .~t1id that ;it 2~. J 11·as J1l l;i.~1 nrt11hcr th<ll. 11'1'1S about. when m.v life chanRcd ." Askrd if ht' cvr r spoke In Paul ~1c!·;:i r111 c.1'. h1.~ .~n ng-wn l1ng f'!oll.<1hf>r;1tn1' nn n1<'Jl \' of the Beatles· hits. he fore <1cri111nn y )let in. Lennon .~:i ld . "Three ~e<'k~ Rgo we v.·ere an l1n11r or sn nn thr phfln r. 1 hug- i!rrl (;cnrpP I Hilrrisnn I fll'n d<1 \~ ;ign and I sent ;i pnstrard In ll1ni:n !Starr I l:ist "-'el!"k . All ngh1 ~ .. N A T I ONAL G ENERAL T HEA T RE S I ON ANY SUNDAY A FILM SY .. Km •RDWM "' Al~o STEVE McOUEEN in ''THE REIVERS " MA TINEE > DAIL Y W111 ,t(I: v•"•l·•A ,,, ..... , ... .,......, "r ..,,,.~,.._ .,"<..,•D'• •I 'l,.,!'.._ P"" Al 1 • ...,, •• 0. 4!0•~"C• ~•n .. t'.v' o 7<°-\ .. '<~•t--v ~~""' - L_ J I I f • I i • ! I ~liktl\'ldlols.JaliNKflolm, Candict~Garfunktl Ann·Margltland~Ftifter. carnal KnlMlalge ALSO IHOWlfit• YlltGINIA W0~'1 ll!ZAllT"l T•TlOI L .-~-.·--·-··--..-f lX\.1.USIVl OIANGI COUNTI INOOO« INGAGlMENT up the ir hlaie again Friday w]th the Maree! Archard·Har· ry Kurn1tz comedy ··A Shnt in the Oark " Jnhn LouJ:hnu1n ;inrl r-.ta rla S111a!J heRd the S;in111 An<'! ra.~r a~ 11 ynun~ mag1i::.lrate and a n1;11rl :.ir'rusecl of mu1·der, Cnmpl l•ti n~ the cl'1n1pany are . loan B1nd111J:. Di<in Scl111;in1 . Lloyd S!ephens. Tf'd f.r;indkt' anrl Ch:ir!es Pail. the leading players !n lhe nrst SPgment. nahdy Ketnt 11nd Ann P11rvaresh are spo!lighttd 1n !he se(·nn<I, with Gr;ice Sh;ill' and Henry Hirschman hea d1n~ the third. Karc>n Gc>or~e. Br1b Pone. \\'alter Allrn. l.i::11 f)orv•ard an r Tnn ~ (<1.~!IP plav 1hl' n11 nnr r1Jle-'. "Plaza Sui tP" \\'I ll he staged Fri rh1 y and Sa!urrl;i~· al the p!a.~·llOllSl'. 21 10 1\l111n SI . Mun· lingtnn Bt>ai:h Rc~ervations S.1fi-8111i l. * \l"tE'kend '>'·hen the Lyr a·: Opera Assoc fat1nn rinse~ its 11.nnual shnv.. "The .\1 usic l\·1an." Arr Lund and ~1 :i r i 1 y n S.<11'1'!.:e al'e the hr ;idllncrs 111 lhc i\.1cr edttl1 \\ 11 1.~1111 111u~1e:1I, 11·ith C:iss Onl ey he:ulin~ 1ht' :c1upport1ng c;i~! a~ th<> m;i v11r·~ w1fC', Cr is i i1111nons is d1rr< .. t in~ and L'hnreo.1:raph1n~ fnr lhe Ll'rir Oper;i prnrl 1Jct1on with .J an ll11.~C'hel ;is 1nu.~1cal d1rce!nr_ Final pcr!onnan1·cs n I ··A Sh11I in the J);<rk " 11•11! play Frida.vi::. and Ni t urda1·~ for th rre 11·eekends a1 the PIAyt'rs Thea1er in thio S11.n1;i Ana l 1!v Hall :inneic . ~oo \V. Professor H11r0ld Hill and "~1USIC tl1;in" \\'Ill be ~11 en Friday and Sat urd11v under !he slar:; nn the F(':;.!i1;1I 11f Arts gro\lnds. Reser\ <1!1ons 4!14-3900. fi th St. Re:;er\•;i!1nn~ fi4 1-2lRll. his 17 trnmhonl":; 111nd up their * tw n-11·eekend sta ~· ;it l.aRun<i Beach's lr111H' R(lwl this Rnn .l\lherlsr-n. \\'f'll knn1111 _ ;i~ 11n actnr-rlirf'c·!or ::it the Hvn11 n~rnn Re<1ch Pla~·house. is .~1 11~111.1: !he \11trst prn- rl1u·11nn nf lhP L11ng Re;ich C"nrT1m un1t1· Pl;:i vhnlJSl'. "The Hr~t of Fnrnr!~." 11 h i c h 1n.1hrs 1 J~ \\·r~! (' n <1 s t p1·e1111ere l-'nd;11 n1gh1 {";i sl. in lhf" .!<irnrs 1:~\w;ird i:nmf"d y a r (' H o I f ·na'1 <:on. .Jarnes O'llnnncll, <;reg Rrnwn. !\1illicrnt Tre;irlwel!, 1!:1r11ld l \11!chf"ll. Ph1·\t1s 1\lll'll. fl111n,-,111 Te Ill~ i n , .\l1n.i111 l\;nsrr ::ind Lio:;i ls£'nbcr1:. The pl;i1· 11·111 hr nn s1.ij!e Frirl:i vs '!nrl Saturdal".~ for six 11erkS ;:it !he pla\•hnu~r. 5021 E. An<1he1m S1 in Loni: Reach. Reserv11t1ons !213 1 4.111.o:i:is. * 1'he f1 r:;t Orani::r l 'nunt~· 1·r r:;1on of "Pla7;;. Su ite•• rnters its second v.·rekrnd nf prnduc!inn at the Hunti ngton flea rh P lti\'hou~e . !\"r<il Lnse~' 1.~ direclini;: the N r 1l Snnon triad. Sam and Teri Vt'1 "<let"ia <ire PACIFIC WALK-INS U•·M•• II .nv•I ...... 11" pM•nl "YE~Y ET 'JAMPlllE" l AI nlv• • ~otnflft (Dior C"''lt r "i CllEAM Of THE OE MON LO'JER ' ynoor ll myll N w •1" o•""' .. Vf LVCT llAMPIRE"' IRI ~IY• • ~KONI ~om~ 1 1<>glor "SC"E-'M OF THE DEMON LO'Jfll"" !Il l '""'o'" ... ............... 8>1 •O?~ All Co•o' r'""'"" t:.no•O"'"~''I ''Bl.UC WAT[ll, WH<TE 0 £ATH"' IG ) Jo lin w~vne "~10 JA l<E " (0) ···-·· ,_ .. ~ HO ..... SI I~ t•et (otln• MAN"" "TH• 111••• IGl'I "fNE_ l.O~r CONT IN[Nf .. Alt Colo• E •''v•·•~ (lr.-• !n ~"O•"'Q "THE SE'JEN MINUr r:s·· f'•···· "THE 110 DDLL HOUSl" BtTll MOY•K Ill ) --, ~I• c~•o• E•clu""" n, '''In S"nw<> <I ,_.,,.~. li~'"''ln" "E'JEL KNIEllEL" IGI'! f'ly, ""ELLS ANGELS '0 " IGPl 1motr ll mu" h• "'''~ OAt0nl '"DOC'" l it) "fHf HUNTING PAllTY"" ,,.,,., .... ......... .., .. )'1 Ull Yul fl<Y""" "•OMANCI DI' A HDllSIElHlll' .. (Gl't l'lu•. 1>1C~•·o H•"" !GP) .... MAN CAl LlO Mo•sE·· ........ ,,._., ,, .. c•-"' 111•\~0!·0"11 ~II Colo' E•~lu1iv• Orlve-ln S~owJn11! 51••• M<Guttn "l• MAHS" !0 1 r>llt\ • Ousll" Hnlf,,.•n .. ltlTLa l tC MAH" /O!O f -,_ .. .. ..... ,.,.IJll A!! (GIO• Pr•,,.•t •I E<>P•Ot"'t nt• l,lnd., 11 "'Y!T M w•ln ""°'ft\! .. AO IO\ SAIATA'' !O!'l ~tu• ''THIE LO"IO •IOI l'IOM HIELL" !I ) ... _._ -· ..... -.. 1-Htl ~ Tll:11'l l FEATIJ•E t yndor II "'11•1 M "''I~ ~••nl "WMAT'I THI MATTI• 1'1!TH HILi"" IGIO) "llAIYMAl<Ell" t•I "Wl!OOINO NIGHT" Ill) X"~l·--·--•t1•••• ........ , .... _(, .. ......... __ ! ... _:....~ ... -''"<':"°'''"IOI•·--~ "'"''-"'n,, .. ,,.,,.,,,....,, .... ,_..~•I"'"-"'" ~.-lf -t.iir.~ ... "'" .. : .. "°~ '"-,..,~ ',,.. "IOl '!loQ 0 -· ...... _ • ..,, .... ·~--H ........ ·~··~,.·-· ... ... ., ............... ,, ...... , .................. --··0:1~·· -··· ,.,,_"" •11 u.~ "_,...,,_ _ .. "-'"'°"'"'"""'•' •.• lfO(; -"'"'>(,!""'"_ ...... , ... ~··""· 4TH GREAT WEEKI l!!:OWAROS HARBOR ci:';.1 Al10 Helll Over ••• ,........ p,_ , ................. ~ J ..... . ........... ., ,.,. .... ..... 'V~G 1:-1·~ COLO R "'"""'· "'IJ''"".,..., "-"'LEWIS GILBERT "friends " .. __ ~ \ ....... ~-·· {',. .. ,¥~ i.; . .,'S :JH.C'" m ~J.-:.m.o. -·:..~s lf:~ ""J ~ ElJON J(}JN •. BERNIE T.AJJPIN » :·: ::: ·.: : '."" 1 ·-··~·· ~E-~F~:;.11t ._!_,u .. 1 if(_,..•, ~o.o~· A PA~Al)Q. \ID --~~~ ~,,,.~ tR1 ---:-:=..=~• ·-' · --· . ---·i EXCLUSIVE ORANGE COUNTY ENGAGEMENT 1~ "41lt01t 1110,,•H•G c1..-ru1 • 2ND TOP ATTRACTION • "A scenic. ~1ng1ng, sumo1uous show . Magnificent, Breathtaking. II you re I "TELL ROBERT r1.oronu THEM KA HiAll:r~r ri1 ,·3~ WILLIE nosrRr BLA~t SUSAN CLAnr; BOY IS • l f CllNICOl•lll HERE" !Cl' e> lmJ fed uo with 'A" movies here·s 111 y1sually glor10~~~-~~ '. ·-· "AN YONE INTERESTED IN FAMILY ENTERTAINMENT IS GUARANTEED HIS MONEY"S WORTHI'• '"A fllm for the wl'lolf! 111m1ly. See•no 'Sono ot Norwav· i& I <JtlClll1bn 111 !!Miii'" •II:""''"'"·~·· ......... ........................ , .. ••••..C" ... • COAST HWY. AT MACA9'THU9' ILVD. NEWPORT IEACH • 6U·07IO . ,,.,, -· " ... -... . .. _, .. "'.' ..... ... NOW EXCLUSIVELY ·~·'•"'"'" ........... ---·-~~~ j ... 11~~ -........ .. NOW EXCLUSIVELY FU NNY HOW LOYERS STIR! IS ... :;r, --..-1-' "friend~' .. ·.. 11;· C>fR1 \.i ~II" ~''"'" ~"<ll<><rl In "TIU IlllM Will II IOY IS M llH In t'\"''1 ll •llf \ life. I ~~\ a Sl ll\1MER OF '4 SUMMEROF '4 [RI-:; =":'~-;·I ' ... :.:';':.."":;.__ ·. ~._,, '"""'I'"""" .. "WAii lllllll DAii" IUTOrt HESTOrt THE OMEG" •11"1~ l!'.l"ll !ll)I" MAN '"""'1111 1 ~ 1 111t011YUISltEU~ .,. AT (llllMA v1u-. MIU ... 'ltflt "l411" " ...... I ""¥114., h Ctoo "" :JZ D<l l Y PI LOT I IT'S A ~FACT BIG '71 CLOSEOUT - WE DON'T CARE WHERE YOU'VE BEEN OR WHAT YOU'VE BEEN OFFERED -YOU'RE SURE TO GO FOR OUR OFFER. DON'T SIGN ANY ORDER WITH ANY DEALER ON ANY NEW . CAR-TRUCK OR USED CAR UNTIL YOU HAVE BEE .N QUOTED DUNTON FORD PRICES. SALES DEPARTMENT OPEN DAILY 9 A.M. 'YIL 10 P.M. I FOLKS ••• This is the biggest discount sale in Dunton Ford's 54th year history. The 1972's are arriving .... so hurry! YOUR TRADE WAS NEVER WORTH MORE HIGHEST TRADE-IN ALLOWANCES NOW '62 Buick ~.~;v.~~R,~ ... ,,. "· "" s277 EVERY SATURDAY '70 Fl 00 ~l.C ~~: .......... ,,~.,··· s2977 r"""' fir~•~\ r?•IXIEI OUR '67 FORD ;.~~,~:::~::~,~~~,···· s1177 PARTS DEPART MENT '66 Chevy ~:::':~~.~.~?;~~~;~~~~ s1 177 WILL 81 '64 Buick ~:.:'~:~.'"'"... SAVE 0 p EN '69 Mustang E~:~:::,::;::;;:·£~~1~ $1677 '64 Mercury ~~2!:;~:i~~:,. s477 SATURDA YS 8 AM -1 PM '69 Galaxie ~i:~::,~·i:·~·;;~~~',?·:~ s1577 '6 7 Mustan ~.;.· .. :.:;:· ,,~~~::. s1177 '67 f. t snoE• s977 1a . $!>Md. lt8n•O (ZOLi Diii\ '67 Ford ~~~ ... ,, .... ,.-.. M ..... ~. s1277 '66 G I • .... 500 --s-77-·na •8d">. ne•l•t. """'" 11d• w1ll1, 7 '"~·· ... ,,,, .,.. a ax1e "'· , ............. . ln•v "" tn••<l•'"'"'"i l>tlW•• .i~~"na 'ti:i: ~M J '68 F d FALCON Or A~•o Tr~"•, 1t~11 1,., He~lor . (WIS ?I•) --- - WI 18.IMOUI DOWN PAYMBfT AND 'RIMS!AllTlllllST AYAIUKl. IFYOU CAii DO •Ila. • .SHOWUSI _, Omelet King Flips • • .,;; •"' -.. • • " ' ' ... ;,~·~ ; ... -• '), ... . , «' • • ~ ~· • ' • Destination : Los Angeles Fair She Takes the Cake She lives less than a mile fron1 the Orange Count.v Fa1rJ,?rou nds but Laura DRvison, 17. entPr~ her bak· ed goods only in the !..fls Ange les County Fair 11t. Pnn1nn:< bec1111"e ''the f;:imily alw;iys goe~ ther e together :ind e"joys Jt thoroughly." Having won lhe chorolate ca ke division last .vrar, she will have ap· pie, berry, rhubarh and pumpkin pies and a \:hoco!ate chip torte ready for I.he Judges on Sept. 17. Miss Davis(lO. valediclorian (lr the 1971 mid·year class at Cns!a Mesa High Sch oo l, toi.k responsibility for the family'5 meals five years ago since both her pi renis v.·ork. She {ook home economics courses for three years. Baked dessert!'. and Chinese c:uiRine are her specialties. "plus yeast breads. Yes, there have been 30me failures." she admil.'i. She explained the hardest part 11bou l fair co1npetilinn is having the entries RS fresh as possible for the early morni nR judging. "I usually hake the pies and cake!' the night hrfnrr:· Mi~.~ Oav1snn said "F'a lr oprnlnR a lv.'ays coincide!'. with the fir!'.t days of school. I won 't wan!. to rni!'.s my cla8!'if.li at Orani.:e Coast Cn!le~e so mother n1ight have t.o Lake the food ln ." And thi,; ye11r she hurried b;ir k rrom a Hawaiian va c11tion to J;:el rhe lngreJients in order and prac- tice her sprcial mixing techn1nur Her Applesauce Cake with· Gooey Cream FrostinJ.? is "the onl.v cake my brnlhcr, Keith , 20 eat..s." The unu,,.u;il rhnrnl;alP chip tnr!p Alw.:iy,; disappears f::i st because sisters Betsy. JS. ;ind Lindy. ll. "even eat it cnld. right nut of the free~er." !1.l1ss Davison cu lminates each year's cooking with a Christmas o(lf'n house of l.rAditinnal family recip€S. \\'hen she's not 1n the kitchen she enjoys sewing 11nd cam· ping. APPLESAUCE 1.i cup butter I cup sugar I egg J 31,c cups Oour 1 t.easpooo cinn amon '>':! teaspoon cloves th teaspoo n nutme( CAKE I cup thick llJ?Piegtiuce I teaspoon soda I teaspoon vanilla extract r cup rali;in~ I cup chnpPf!d walnuts Crf'am bl!ller and sug;ir Add egg and ~at wr.!1 . Sift nnur with spices and add to creamed mixture. tlcat apple~:111ct' ;11nd mi• in ~ncl• and variilll'I . Add In nlher mixture. Then fold in rai~in~ and nuts. Lighlly j.l'.rease :ind flour t1 9 1 11· inrh ~quAre pan. Pour in hlltter and l b.;ke for 30 minutr.s at 375 rlejtrees . F rn.~t v.·1th Gooey Crram fr01!ting. GOOEY CREAM FROSTING 1 h cups ~ugar I/, cup Onur 1 cup !i,Eht. cream 1., cup butt.er J,14 cup chopped walnuts I cup raisin5 Mix the 1ugar and nour. Add 1 small amount of cream to make 1 paste . Then .'ltir ln remainina cream. Add butter i:tnd cook in a heavy pan over low he:it, Stir constantly. When butter has melted, add the nuts and raii;in5.' Ctintinue cooking and ,;tirring for about 10 minults. Let-cool slightly before frostln1 cake. SURPRISE MERINGUES 4 eg1 whites 'I• teaspoon salt v. teaspoon cream of tartar I \i: lta11poons vanilla l Ya cup1 1u1ar I package (12 ounces) chocolate chips 1.1 cup chopped nuts Combine 1ir1t four ingredients in mixing bowl ~nd whip with electric: mhi:er. When soft Pf!llks fnrm, fold in c hocolate chips And nuts. Drop cookie sheets. Bake at 300 degree• by spoonfuls cnto J>'l!pflr·llned cookie 1heets. BAke at 300 degree• for ~ minutes. Rem ove carefully from paper while ~till warm. ' By JACQUELINE COMBS 01 tM 0..1~ ,.I .. ! 5t11f F'orget the cholesterol count. Remember tm omelet ~ Rudolph Stanish has taken up the banner of the omelet and is reveal· ing h.is culinary tricks throughout the Sou lhland. "Being able tn make a perfect onielet is as necessary to the 'good life' a~ brewing 11; gnod cup of CTif· fee or tea ." maintains Stanish. dub· bed 'Chef d'ouef' by Time Mai1:a· u ne . The ,l!Ourmet chef demonstrates his cooking wizardry with astonishing .~peed. rnuch lo the delight of Orange Co a s t hou.~ewives. He turns out tight and fluffy omelets at the rate of four jll!r m inute and offers a few f;11vorite!'i. from more than 100 varieties . Stanish believes the secret of suc· cess lies in proper utensils. care. fully selected ingredients, timing and servin1. He prefers r.n alumin· Stan isn scrambles briskly !above ). an important step tow~rd success.. After adding cheese, ho gent- ly folds edges over and slips it fr om pan to plate. ~men BEA AND ERSON, Editor ,.,. Jl Over um frying pan and a stainless steel whisk. As he whisks the eggs with a real fla ir, Stanish insists that this first step is vital lo getting enouj.l'.h air into the mixture. The pan shnulrl he placed on a tu&h heal and bountiful butter melted . "\l should be ho~ enou,1.!h so water rlropped inlo the butter will 'Zip!'," he advises. "Now 1 adrl the egg mixture and scran1ble briskly," says Stanish. He stresses thal only real hilrnn be US· ed. "No in1ilations, pl(';isc ." The scrambling -stops whlil' the e,c:gs arP still wet and cheese nr other filling ;11dded. Pausing in the process. Stanish draws a bre<1th. "Ah. v.·atch closely.' he SA.I'S as he ~ently folds the edges tov,.ard the center. With A deft h;ind , he slips the niasterpiere onto a plate. Dividing the omelet lnln bite-s ize bits. he ser\'es hi s crea tio"· t.o the "'aiting Woppers at l\1ay Co. South Coast Plaza. 1 ' Eggs HERB MIX l cup fresh parsely (chopped) ~'cup chives (cull 1 teaspoon taragon J\flx together. Squeeu with towel to remove moisture. Put in a sealible container. Al&o good with li~h. chicken and salads. Butter 2 ei:gs OMELET 11 teaspoon herb mix I teaspoon bacon bits Parmesrtn cheese (grated I Bacon shnuld be frierl slowly, r11ndered of all fat and broken. \Vhisk eggs v.·ith steel \Vhisk. J\1elt butter in aluminum pan . p!aced on hi~h heat. Add eggs. herb mix and b;:icon hits. Scramhle eggs with rnrk. Sprinkle cheese on top. Genlly fold over edges of omelet. If soft center is de sired roll 1Jut of pan im- mediatel y. Lea ve in pan for one minute if a thoroughly cooked center is preferred. Serves one. ··~·.J '· ~-,,.,·· l..nurn Dn11i$ntt si fl s s11r:;11 r o" I!" e.rpp1'11>1P11!r1/, r11)n.rr111Pr versi rnt of liPI' Chnr11/n /P ('/11p Tortr. U!· unl/y she 111nke.~ 11 in o J"llY roll pan occorrling t.n lhrs rllcipP: CHOCOLATE CHIP TORTE I rnrknge f 8 01tnces) dates, fine11J chnpped cur !.oa ter I tea.~poon soda 1 cup buttrr 1 c11n .~ugar 2 er;g.~ 1·"!4 cup.~ flour 2 table.~poons cocoa !'z ter1.~pnn11 salt 1 1rnsp11on. vanilla Chornlnle chips Cl!o11rerl iiuls Powdered sti9ar , I ' ! Mi:r: dntr,~ nnrl. bo1li11 p tca te1' witll. sod.a.. C:rean:J. butttr and-_ ll VfJnr nnrl arlrl PQQs, Sift togrthe1' f lnur. rnrM rnul .~nit. Mix every· thn•p tr1prri1rr. Arid vnnilln nnrl bent 111rl/. Sprrr1d hourr in u jel/.y r()/l pn11 nnrl .~pr111 k/,, 11iitn chocolot1 rl!ip.~ a11rl wo/111;t.~ to cnvtr. Bnk1t .10 minttlts nt 3SO degrees. Wh ile atil/ hot, spriltklt witlt powdered &UQa1', I .. .• . •' .. .· • . ' ' • • ' ' ' Your Horoscope Tomorrow Scorpio: Don't Overlook Opportunity THU RSDAY SEPTEMBER I b Ry SYONt:Y OMA.RR (~lnria Swanson, an Arie~. is kn o wledgeable ahout astrology. She exhibit e <l pioneering qualitie.~ or her sign when. well ahead of her time. she advocated clean air and \\'a(er, he;ilth roods ;:ind a return lo basic values. in· eluding intei;;:rl1y. Like lhe classical ttttributei; of l1f'r sign. she refu~e.~ to follow the erowd -!hill ;ipplied when she wall the rtigning queen of the motion picture world : it ill JUSl tis true to<lAv for Gloria Swanson, p(>rh:ip~ the world '~ most glttmorous A r i es grandmother. Trusl hunch. Follow through on heedings of inner voice. Nothing h a I f w 1 y : go wholeheartedly or not at" 111. Slre.~s on money. personal pos,.essions . Collect needed in - formation. Be antilytical. LEO July 2.1-Aug. 22!: Lunar C)'Cle continue.!i high : t;ikt in1 ti;itive. Spread 1n· fluence_ Welcome new ex- periences. contticts ti n d challenges. Wager oo your own abilities. Be A self.starter. Sagittarius f i g u re 1 pro- minently. \'JHGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22 \; "1ork in conjunction with special group. nrganization. Stri1•e lo comprehend inner ARI ES 1Mart h 21-April 19 i: sanctlJ m. Means realize all is Yo ti are l1k~ly tn 11,e! wh111 ,vnll gn ;iftf'r -be sure you know not what appears on surface. wh;:it ynu wan!. [,(),l'f' is in· Appl y recent lesson. Cycle i8 1·n!ved. E 1n o ! inn l'i pll'l,V on upswing. obvious. Keep emot l on al antennae ln actio n. vour principles. You are! drawn to Capricorn.should be Ll~t•rl• SAGITTARIUS !Nov. 22- DeC'. 21 J: Perceive hidden mf!ining!. Study Scnrpkl niessage. Good lunar aspect now conincides with journey, added knowledge , publishing, adv er ti.~ing opporl unJtie~. ;:r~~5 in a~:ali~~n~·~~~ s:~it~I Rob" harmonize with Tau r u 5 ·1 Srorplo and Cancer. '{nu are intrigued with Plsre.s. but !h1~1 may be a case of nppnsites1 being h1scinated v.'1lh eaC'h other. P\1ce5 ""r.wn may want to '" 1'"~ bl,, "'~'• •be~• ""'"1•11 ••<tr r-•"re•o1>. ~'d" Svd""" fl"'•" ' \fl discourag• )'OU. 0••• _ .... r"~ 1 '11'~ ·~~"I GlllOLl!t lllAS 21 11 E. Co11! H i.,~w•v Coren • dol .Mo r-Ph. b71.!'150 ee1~1<Am1r<t1rd •"'"'"' t""'' )) 'I'll" I" ~lml LO<tllOft ••trolot • -"•"d bl"~d •'• o•d I! '""" to O"'•" ~ ... ~··· '"e O••l " PILOT CAPRICORN Ott. 22·Jan . eo• J1•0. G•••~ C••"•' 5••·,~~. "''''] . .::_,.~·~·~'~v_'"'°~'~' --------'=============: !J l : Whal you learned in past can now be put to constructive use . Your natural talents come !o fore , are appreciated l\1(1ney affecting mate , partner is spotlighted. Speak up ron· ccrnlng beliels. .. ecfiv e.we•r if ""* . .., -y ~'Af :-~'::l,o.,."411!1'-'<; d111nin11nl role_ Children make known tbr.ir needs. GOfld LIBRA tSep1. 23·0cl. 22 \: fnr1une indfr.:a1erl now 10 Sclt11e who cla1n-1ed you we1·e in AQUARI US /Jan. 2()·Feb . 1A 1: Be a careful observer Emphasis is on contracts. special ;igreements. marri11ge_ Those v.·lth oppos ing 1·\ews m;iy try to trap you. /'.la int.ain halttnce, aplomb. Finish whal you start. .... BUNCH OF BRU NCH -llon1e ~:('nnorni~t s Carol He in z (left) and Lynn Rickel sample a fruit-{'en !ered coffe~ (·akr. nne of several bruneh specialties the_v \\'il l prepare at demon~tra lions l'Onducted by Southern Cal ifornia Edison Co. la Fountain \1all ey, Newport Beach and Seal Bea.ch. Anytime Before Lunch sprcul ;it i1·e venture.~. tibo\'e your he11d nnw rna .v PISCES !Feb. 19-March 20 1 h;i1·e to ;ipolui;:11.e. (;emini and Fresh viewpoint should bf TA URL:S (April 20·t\1av 201: Virgo figure prnn1inentl y. Ac· \l•e!cnmecl. Acre n t in· Deni 1·;:in he consun1mated ;is cent is on fulf illment of hopes. dependence, originality. Keep r!'la1ed In property. rettl wishes. A ne\I' friendship will health re:oiolutinn.!i . Stick to estate, hn1ne . St;ite vou!' r;i.~e . prol'e meaningful. qu11 lity. Refuse bargain·base· Dnn'l hluff. ~1e110 'wh;it .Ynl1 menL sub.1titutes. Message wi!I Stt\' Older, experienced in· SCOKPIO {Oct. 2.1-Nov. 21 ): become increasingly clear. \'i~'idu11! i~ nnl e11sily lnnled Accent on career, ambitions, Pl<1y game on the squ;irt. tihility to drive home major IF TODAY IS YO U R points. Money is involved. BIRTHDAY ynu ar e ln-(~EJ\ilN I 1 ~1ay 21 ·.lune 20 1: Chttnce to incretise assel5 ls lros~tive. lend In be Versatile ;ipprnach serve.~ hesl evident Don't 01·erlonk op-sturlious You see k rerfection, ~ fe<". "JOf ft,-r """" ""'cl ba'f1 @][;o@'@]§~ il1•1.:1n1uit1rd e mailer ch1rg • 1 f11h ien i1 !1fti!, ftlwpert ctnltr b44.S070 Brunch Menu to Expand intere~t.~, Bright. c re" Ii \' e port11nity merely because it is goals are sky high and so arc ide;i.~ abound . Ke_v is In he 1_.c.. __ .c_ ________ _:c_ ___ ..:.._::_ __ _,,~~---------- self'ctive. T:ilie time ln choose f"or those who rise to 1h' 01:. casion a bit t.a rdy or lore lo spic'-conversation ll'ith sugary cinnamon rolls, brunch is the ~rfect wfly to entertain - an.v!ime before lunch. The simple .vet elegant preparation of a chi lled fruit or juice, a qu1tk or fanl'y br!!ad 11nd .!I cre11tive breakfast entree makes t hi~ "me;il " popular for Sunda~'~. holiday morninRs 11nd hou5ew\le get- to,1Zelhers. Beside the re l;ixf"d pat•e, convenienre is ;,no!her ;,d. \'.!lnl 11ge of brun t:h .~ince miin.v of the tempting dishes ere merely c nm bi n 11 I i on s of a lready prrpflred foods. New ideAs And recif)t'S for the mid-morning spread l\nd ntw appliancei:; to make the coo king even fa ster wi\I be demonstrtited by Sou t h e r n Ca\iforni11 Edison Co-home economists at three Orange Coal'il loC'atinns. Refreshmenl:oi 11nd cookbooks v.·ill be di~trihuted after the shows at Fountain \'allf'y Community Center, \\!rdnP sday. Sept. 22. 7;'.IO p.m. and Thursd;i~'. Sept . 23, JQ ·3rJ ;i.n1 .: l~l11nrl Hnu.~e. F11shinn l~J11nd . r\ewporr Beach. Mnn- rla ,1'. Sept. 2i , 7 .30 p.m. ;ind Tuesd;i,v, Srpt 211. 10:.10 a.m, ;ind Community Room of r.re;il \\'estern Savini;i~ ;ind U\;in. Seal Reach. Mnnda_I'. ()cl. 4. 7:30 p.m. ;:ind Tuesda.v. (lf't 5, \O:JCI a.m. ;:ind 7 3CI p "' Hrrr·.~ ti pre1·1e""' of two nl the reci pes: BA.KE O PANCAKE SURPRISE \\'!TH ~PJCEO APPLE TOPPI N(; t C'Up \\'hipp ing cream II te;i~poons flour 11 1~;ispoon salt 8 eggg I C'U p cooked ham , diced Topping Powdered sug;ir Lemon 11'edges ln An electric blenrlrr ('nm· bine whipping cre~m. flour and still. Blend unt il smooTh. To avoid disappolnt1nenL prospccli,·e brides a re rc1ninded to h;i ve 1hrir \l'edd1n g storie.s \\'ith black nnd 11 h11c glossy ph(l\O· graphs to t he D.<\TL\' PILOT \\'omen's De- par1ment one \\'eek before the v.1edd1ng. Pictures recelvrd afler that time 11•1!1 not be used. }'or engagtment announcements it., I! imperative that the story, also accompanied bv a bl;:1 ck ;:ind \'.'h1te glossy picture, be ~ub niitted si x v.·eeks or more before the v.·edd1ng date. If deadline is not met, only a story 1t·W be used . To help fill requircmrnts on both \J.1ed· din,t: and engagement slorie~. forms . are available in a ll of t he DAILY PILOT offices. F urther questions 1vill be an~were.d b.v \\'omen·~ Section staff members at 642-432 1 or 494-9466. SHORTS SHORTS SUMMER TOPS JOHNA'S WOMEN'S WEAR FACTORY OUTLET NOW OPEN IN _HUNTINGTON BEACH ~~BR~D NAMES- APPROXIMAr£Ly:- 50% SAVING ON ALL MERCHANDISE Reg. 3,0() R9JI. 7.98 Reg. 7.98 IA THIH& SUITS IBB·s g,, · .... P• Jl.OO Only 1.~9 Onfy 2 .• 9 Only 2.~9 '· · · ONLY ID.fl ... PANTSUITS, CAPRIS & TOPS s, .. ,~, & ,.,. , ..... 4lO·•fl l Add e~gs and blrnd un!i! 1111 ingre(lienrs ;ire e1·rnl.v rnm- bint-d Ruller fnur A·lnC'h round f'ilke pans 1·er~· hr.'l l'ily and riu!'t hnttn m.~ v.·ith flour . Arrange '• t•up h.:im 10 the \yittum of e;:ich p;in ;ind rl 1v1rl e the baiter e1·enll' lwlwren lhe piins. B;ike 111 4.10 degrre.~ for 15 tn 20 minulf'S or un i.ii i;inlden brnwn ar0un rl the edp:es. Serie wUh lopp1ni;:. powdered sugar and lernon wedges, Tnppini 4 largP cooldni< apple.~ 4 tablespnnns butter n1;ir~;irine 11 rup su~Ar I teaspoon c1nnamnn Prel. <·ore ;ind thin!~· .~hc·r ;:ip. pies. ~fell hurtrr in ;:i l;ir~e fr.l'in~ pan on medium hrat ;:ind arld ;ipplf'~. Turn 11·1th a fnr k nr ~p;itula until tipple,, ;ire tr11ns!ucent. Arlrl 5\lp:ar ;ind c1nnRmnn : rr11x \l'el\, &r1'e hot over p;incake.~. BLEN DER POPOVERS I cu p milk 2 e1:,g.~ l ttihle.~poon hullrr or n1 .. q,(arine .. •oltened . 1 1·u p ~ifled flour 1.1 lf'ASfJU(1fl SAi{ T'reht?.\ elf;'r!rll' 111·p11 In 400 cie1<rr~~. Pl;:ice :ill in~rerlirnt ~ 1n hl\"od"r rnn1;i1 ner . f'n1·er <111rl hlrnrl nn n1rrl1urn .~prerl 1.'i srfnnd~ 111' un1il ~n1nnfh rnur 1ntn "1>:h1 F.-riunc·r hr111·il.v crr;i~('d ru~t~rrl rup~ ;ihnut ~, ftill B;ikr (or .10 rn1nutc~. Sr1·1 P 11 ~nn qualit.v. Accent on sh or 1 journr.v~. deRlin'1:~ v.· i t h ne iJZhbnr., 8fld reltith·rs. CANCER \June 21 ·July 22 1· P-T Notes College Pk PT A ~fr~. Robert i\-1arol d rrrsidPnl cor-.11 Nr. lir College l';n·k rT A bnwhng leaguP 1vill he.ain plti.I' Frirlny. Sept. J7, 111 thP l\ona I.ant.~. St. Johns Aux. ~Ir~. Anth onr Recker Prf'sidtn1 (0~11\11; L·P: First mrc1ing nr th" ,v rar will ~ ciilled 10 nrr\Pt' 11! ll p.m. tnmorrnw _ The 11ev An!hnn,v ~1c:C:owan will .~Jlt'llk.. Trarling llh1mpl'i 11.nd f'Ollp<lO~ will h~ collrted , Open hnu~f' \\'lll br.. frnnl l to 3 p.m. Sunda y, Sept. 19. Travel Tip ~1os! nf !bf' prrsnntil 1n,: 1tpm~ wrimen nrtd 1n r<ta ,v fr·f'e ;i nrl rrr.~h 1111rl fern1n1ne lh rn11ghn11I 1·;ic11t inn Ir i p s con1e \n hanrl,1' lrA 1·rl sr1,f'~. Tb('.~f' inelude mini ~])l'ilys. m1n1 pnwdrr~ and rnin1 p<irl~. r ;irk1ng 1he n11n1 ~ 1 ;il11.:1hle h1g111111r ~parr. PROFESSIONAL WATCH REPAIR Cewr~!1t1 w-.-tc~· r1,,1lr ''"''c• -tot OMEG.A ,ACCUT-.ON, llO LEX th:, ;ft,1~J•1 rh•o••t••ph 1, 1le11 w•t1h•1 lft4 eh refto· PROFESSIONAL JEWELRY REPAIR '"•'•"· Wo r•P•if w 1 t1~•• el 1!1 fvp •1. Co'"pl•I• J/11 1•· f'""h'"' f,o"I $5 i nti ,..,1,,,,eol 1."f'1t1l1 f•o"' I I. lli"q' 1;11.I •",j r1p1:•14. O<•"'e•tl• 111 '"' II.hit "•"· Co.,.• ~l1h t••';"t l1eil;ty lo• cvilo"I il11;•"'' i1w1l''I'" ~,,,t '"' b11ll r111r:n9 in9. We de 111 tv1111 el j1w1!.-, tt iJl :t, Optn Mon., Thur1., Fr/. Till ' P.M. NAlltOll t MO''°INO (INTll UM Nl•IM• 11~1. CMll "'"' J.U.f .. , , 1right for ~;gh t now. Silky suedes, ankle wraps, hi ~rise Wedges '. I Black platlorp1 buckler.'~.i.99. · Beige wrap ·,n' tie, 10.99. Sovvy 70's sha.Pes. Oh. you kid! 10 .. S9 B< 1:1 :99'7 : I . . ' . , .. __ _ ,__ .-~-~ • ... ... I e· ..... -- ' . ;, . Fa•hlon lsl•nd Newport Cuter I Hu11tln9ron Ce11t•r I fa•hion Square I Hu11tlngton leach Santo Ana South Coost Plow Costa Me:M \ \ \ • DA!l Y PI LOT :J;~ --- Store Manager Sizes Up Customer Who Handles the Goods DEAR AN!\' LA\D~H S J !1111)<" ~oo '-"'I ll print th is let1er .11nd ll·ai·h :i fi ·w million slobs s11rnelhu1~ abotl! 111cn hand1'r \ht') buv in slur<"\ :111d thPn Ir\ 1 .. tvturn CORNER~:D IN KITCHEN! think rny dau1:l1\tr IS pt-J.terning her h1iui.c·k{'rp1n:.: afh'r mine. Also. p!t:as~ t:JI:• p!:i1n hll\.\ ~he· got this wav -SAGl/"j'A\V T n hr~u1111th ,1 h1•1t• ;1,-,: ~.11u1,,111111 1<11.1 ~ 1har rnust h1• nb~i>r1 1•cJ 111' tht :-.t11r1• i.:rts into trouble. For ex urnplf' ,urnt J~\1ple lr.v to rr1urn t1nd1•r'll'l'~r. ("110 \rtu irn· lln1ne SUt'h <l thin~" Tht•.1 ;il-.11 !r1 111 gel t.hrir 1n11n<',I' b<trk on t'<•~1t11>11cs 111th the se<1ls br11ken, 11•othhru.~l1t•s 11ilh thr p;tt·kn.c:e liirn. s1nck 11111s 111111 runs, 5crat1:hrrl sungla,-,sc•s, c1"11 htilhtng suits -jU.~! non1e II ;111d \\(' \'E• St't'll H Shr rrpl1rd '';\'oth1nR B11I :.e1·rro1 I pt•ople n1adt' fun of 1he ruffles .. \rit'kS. 1·here's nnth in~ new under the sun. -Al.I. SALES Fl~AL I am five rn!'.lnths pregnant and I look 11 1 do not ""'11nt to kl'ep thl~ child for 11 11)! of reasons, the main one being that the f;i !thf'r already Is marned and has told n1e he l'an pro1 e in court if neeess11ry 1h;1t I h;td S£'Vt'.'ra! other lo1crs. 1'111 ashttrnrd to say he could do It. J ""'<Int to ~ll to a hu1ne fur Ull\.\'l•d molh1·rs and put this t hild up fnr adup- 11on ~1\• moth1'r 1s bE>gglng me tn kt'f'p the haby. Shi• s11_y.s Cod h<i s se nt this eh1ld 1., n·µl;ir(' the <111e Shl' lo~l 15 yeiir ~ ;i ~n \\'hill :.hf' docs11'1 n•;1\11.r i~ lh;11 thi• lat11er \S bl;it·k 1f shf' knrw 1t ~hf' would 1rll 1n1 d;id 11nd he 'd kill mi· Hi• 1~ ~0 prrjudit'l'd hr~ llkf' 1n~Hnr Sho til !l I IPll h"r !hf' tru!h ,.o shr wilt tea1p mr alnnr'.' T11e .... nni~.1 is driving me crai). - OEA R r .: I 1tathtr fron1 ynur le1tt'r thot }llU'\_. bf'l'n 11 felrl_v hu'y l!lrl. ~inre \'OU .\f. had it\'t ral lo1t r,_, therr's a 1:11()(! ~hflnt't thal you )'Ouri;r ll t·ould nnl s11eur 111 !hf' Jlfl lrrnit,1 of lhl' t'lPf't'll'd fhild. ~n kecr quil't And <'ht>t k huo a h11n1r a~ soon l:I~ posi.ihlt. nt-:AH SAr:: Thl'r~ Ill 1111 M!l ruh{ fnr bth111 ivral p:1tterns. Son1e daug~f'r" tinul;ih• Lhrlr rnothrrs und olhcrl do_ th e 11 p1>i.i~llf' hrt:1u~r they are hoslih!, or do n11l "ish to t'Or!lpl'lt fur fear that I hey 1:11n't rn easure up. DEAll FINAi.: Here'! your lrttrr, H lhf' shor ri1 s. v.·rar ii. girl~ -ir not -\j,·rll -" -•h --don'I ask lor a rrlund'. :\il'flhol 1" no ~llnrt1·ut 111 'nci:tl .~UC'Cl'S S. 1f 11i1t th111lo. 1io11 11:11•1· t•i drink lo be·;1c· \ r..:;tcrday 11 wonian 1·;11111· 111 111 r1•turn a fur111:1I ~h1r1 11 h1«h h(•f lni•h<Jrlri had b11ught l<1~t \.\'Cf'k Thf' r <1r1!1.Joarr1 bark1nc was our ;ind !he sll1rt harl br('n wnrn l asked her what wa! the mallrr \.\Ith it. \\'hen J a~ked 1f st1c would buy 11 shirt in th<il 1·ondlt1on . she rr·plied !'lngrily ... t didn 't ton1t 111 ht'ff' for the IJ11rd dcgrf'l'. I wflnl l!i Sf'r the nlMil~t'r · \\'hf'n 1 lold her J \\a~ Ull' r11;1nagl'r .-;hr le ft 1n a hut!, 1n11n1h\ing. "'rh1 s 1~ 1h<· la~1 t1111(' 1·11 nn b11s1ness 1n thi.< dun1r1 ·• l'rin! n11• lrOer fflr thr· henrf1 ! nf 1>very ch1 ~Pll'r \\'h11 h;i~ r1·1·r 1n rd ro pu t nnf' 01 er nn a sales clt'rk . \\'e kno"· a ll the DEAH ANN LA'.\'()~:llS : I arn a 21 - ,\e;ir ... rld ~1rl -rier1·ou.~ wreck nught he a h4•t!er drs~·npt1on . ! don·1 ne1•d ;1 11'1· lllrf' on morals I know Whf'rl' I \\'rnt "'rong \Vhal 1 need tn know now is huw lo i;el my mother off m~· hatk. llEAlt A \IN J.ANDl·:HS S1'1<~·1·;d 111nl'S In vour roh1mn ym1 h~v,. g11•1·n lht-uu- 111·1·~"1nn lhiil dauJ,:h!l'I".~ k1•rp 11111 1~1' 111 ,t l1k;' 1h1 ·1r 1n(1!hc·r-; t <1111 l1v111 1: pr1w)r 11i·1t 1h1s I'' 1101 l n1r I a1n au 1nlt11 ;1~·1ila lP hf1u<>r•kr('IH'r Y1111 1·nuld t'ilt orf 1111 I l1111r~. \11 dauchh'r'!i hn1111• lol('il.,~ 111..t· :i p1g~t1 ~hr·., liu·k1 hi•r hu'lh;ind i~ a ";;1111 Hr 111>1 Pr s;n·s ;i 11 ord Plra<>r r ut thi~ 1n your t'O!un1n , I'd hat~ lo h;11e ;<n~<111t! •1lt·lt hi' \Our fru:r\fb, £ti !hr ra<'IS. l!r;ul f;n11 i1· ;i 1rl '111 1 -F11r Tcen;1jicr'I ( r11h ' h\ Arin l.;1ntler" Send 35 rent~ 1n ('<>1!1 a11rl. :t IP11::. 'rll arldr·"~"l'rl, 51am p<>d cn1rlnpc 111t h 1Qur rf.'quc sl in care of the llAILY l'll.(f L September Rites Coast Couples Exchange Vows LONG -CRAIG ,\up11al riles in Our I.adv Quern of Angels l'<•t holi.c Church in r\cw1>ort Bl'rt('h were perfonncd f1)r Christine Ann Craig and .John Da1·id Lnng .Ir. by the He1•. Thornas Gilnnon. The bride, d<iughter of i\-tr. a nd ~rs. John \\'alH·r c~;11g of Corona del tv!ar . v.·;i~ :ir1rndt't.I by .Julie i\hirie Craig. n1a1d of hunnr. anrl i\lrs, :'11an: C, (';irness. fllrs. f);_i1·1d G . I ~r1l·k.~11n ;<nd \h~s Su~an Dn~c.·flll Be~t n1an 11 :i.~ 1':iul 1\1 •1111 Long. Sf'<1!111)! guc:-1 ~ 11·1•re .l 11t1n Ah ·n1 ,l,,s1···h lrl 1·l..~rr. .r .. mec; T;innC'r. f)(1uglas /\ n d r rs n r1 ;ind ;\! ll r k (f1\·t:il11 ·.1 The bride is ;i 1\'1;irv11·ood llii::h Srhool g1·;1d11;ile ;i;ul ;i1- 1endrd the L\ni vcr~11y of S;inla Clara. Thr br1dcJ,!rnorn . .-;011 nf J\1r. ;;ind il11'S, .John J)a1·1d l.nng of l'hocn1'\'. is a J,!n1du;ite 11f Hrnrihl' ll ll!h St'hnr•l :tnO tht Ln11C'r~it\' nf S;i11t;i l'lar;i SMITH-LOVELAND ln .:i g;i1·de n t••·rt·n1un~ at the Ne11·1)(1r!l'r Inn. l.:1111<1 1\1111 Loi eland hr«<inu• \hf' hndr nf ,/,.,~l'ph \\'1l11an1 Stnllh f•f l.;igun:i \1E11rl. Thi· llt·1·. Lorrn Fl1('l..1ng1•r 11tfa·1;_1t<•<I The bride is the dauj.!htC'r of to.I I'~ Alison l.n1f'lnnd and H1rharct \V . l.01 r l<lnd <1 f r\e" port fle ;:irh. She 11 as ar- tcnrlrr1 h1· \11"~ C'n11"1an1·<' Norns a:<.· maid of hnnnr :ind J\11~~ (;rrl('ht•n Collin~ ;ind t-.1 1ss Sliaron O'Conno1· a» br1dc~n1:iiti ~ Albert \\'ilsnn . Thr ht'lde 1s <1 grilduale nf r..1nunt L'nu;in Co!lcge, Alll<in<'f'. Ohin. Her husband, v.'hn h:1s cnmpleted a tour of dut~ with !he Arm~'· a!!ends Cahforn1a State College at Long Beach. Thc,v will reside in Newport Beach. SOIKKELl-GREEN Robert Soikkeli. son of r..1ri;. Bett~· Fosler nf Newport Be;.ieh. cl;iimed r.t iriarn r.reen a~ his brirlr durinJ! C-t'ren1onies n ad in the Norton Air }''nrre Base Chapel hv the Rei. Vr.1n4·i.~ Aldcssoru Thr bride. dc.ughtPr nf :\<Ir. ;:ind il1r~. Hnw<11·d \\I , <:rf'en nf S;i11 Rrrn;<rrtino. 1r;i;<. 11ltl'ndrd bv \!1s.~ 01'hon1h (;frcn 111:1 1<1 of h<)f1ur , ;ind .Jodv F0J(lf.'1', hndes111;11d . Kate \:ar111 11<1s f\owl'r Atrl Brst n1t1n 11·;i~ r1on,.lrl .r. Fos t1·r ;1nrl ush1·1·~ ll'Cre nou~ I ;in Tassel :ind Kt>1111 H;;1T1' The bn1trgruurn . also lhC' so n 1\f Hnh('rl Sn11ik e!i nf Shf'rnu111 !Jaks. 1~ ,. gr;i4lu;i1e of !he l "n11rrs1t1· of f ;1lilnr111<i, H1\tr~1dE'. ;inrl i1l<1ns tn allrnrl law schi"•L Thr hnde also 1s il graduate of l Cit Thl'y \1 111 reside in /'omnn:i. LYON -RU SS ELL ln11nediatc fanulv men1bers ;:illended the honi'e 1vedd\ng u11111ng W11!1am Lyo n and the forn1er !\Ir;<. H1H'\.\ell Rus~r\I of C'osl;i fl·les<i. 1\fl er a H;i11·::i11an hon eymoon . t he r11'll'!y11 t:ds are residinl( on Lido Jsll'. ADAM S-FLEMIN G Picture Fontana \ ' Completed 7175 1 F"onlant1 of r.ome car('fully drapes a ro\\ I In the \··shaped .1oke. :-;t'ts 11 on a filled bodH·e and add . ..- lnn,g narrn11 sleeves that 1·11n1c to a pn1nl. ·ro 1·f1n1- plrl(-the p11·lure. !-he eut ~ an t\·~hape to the skirt and i:int hes 1he \1a1st \11th a \\ide ~elf bell. Originally sho11·11 in a sofl "'nnl , 1111s fabril· u~rd by lhe designer in lhf' Italian f'ollec.'l1ons is available lot·allv_ 71751 is cul in readV-lO·\\'etlr ~1issc~ S1zc·~ fl .JR. 'size 12 requires approXi rnately 3 ~4 .\'ards nf :l6" fabr1 t . ·ro order 717fil : give ~i~e. namf'. arl<lrcs.~ and zi p. !jcnd $:.!. 1\ddrr~s Sl'AIJEA. Rox N, OepL ('X·l5, !\lilforcl . N . .I. 08848. 'l'o order the original fabril', request Inca! nul- 1('1 ft·n n1 lhP abnve addrc.~s. Patl r.rn Ronk.~ bv ('lass1· Women Heed Call to Order l.11nehl'fln<>. d i n n P r ~ . a !;1~111011 sho11 ;in1! l-.011ll"Jll(' arP ;i111onJ:: the 1•aned P1rnrs pl;in- ned b~' \\'nnien·s nrJ::<11111.al1nn~ alnng !hr Ora11gr Co;isl. C M Women II pr11gr;·J11.nf 111us11·;il ('\!Ill· r d.1· !'Ind Irish b;i ll(l<l.'i 11.·1ll 11prn thr C'iuh .~r:1s1111 for Co~l<i l\1rs.i \\'(11111•11 Patnek Sl1llil'illl Burke 11111 l'nlert;i1 n foll<11\·in~ a noon l11ntht..'(ln Fr11tay . Sept 17. 111 thP rluhhnusr. Fall ael 11111e.~ ;:i1·r kcrping Sf'<'!!On.'i busy Arts and (·rail.~ n1rrnhrrs arr pl;inning a l•'i11l' r.r1.~ Festl\UI. the 4'ard SM·· 1101• 1.~ r:i151ntz srhol:irsh111 funds . ..,,•hi lt illrn!al llr:tlt h Seel11Jn 1nernhrr~ arr n1;i k1 ng ruppt>t~ for F,<11r11e11· S1a1e lli1~n1 !;:il rl.ins aJ.~(1 <ll'P 111\dl'r 11':11' fnr a f'hri<tn1;i~ 11:iniar, 11 11·ays arid rne:1ns prn1 r1·1. Tw ins ' Moms ~lr.'i. El ll'n nav1s.~on 11r 11!1' 1'.1rrnl ~:tfrl'lll'l'nt·.~.~ T r11 111111g l 'ro~r;:in1 v.•111 ;irldre.'i~ the Sad· dlehaf'li i\1nthers of Tv.1n!i l'\uh during ;i ti1ntH't' lllPl'tlnj.! lonight Shr will di~!' 11 ~..-rn111- n111n 11•;;!111n -h1111 In f;u·d1 1>1te it 1n rhr f11 rn1 r.r !'l11lhnnt _I'. pf r m1~s11 cnr~~. r11~r1ril1110' cirpcn<ient~·. respons1h1ht~· an{! rrbt>l l1nn Xi Mu Lambda fl I ::inlrn Art Sho11 il!H\ Rnul1<1ue wdl ll(' pr{'sr n1e<I fro111 1 tn ~ I) m S:ihlfdll\. Srpt. Ill. ;it !ht' Corona 1if•I l\·l;ir hnme of ~\rs. non;ild f rflf\krr. Spnn~nr or the r1'f'nt i~ :Xi /1!11 !.::unhrla Ch.:iplrr . Flr!a S1gn1;i Phi ;inr1 pn)rf'rrl~ 11 ill hr11rfd !hr Anll'f'll'<Hl F1rlrl Serru·r ;ind Cy~l 1r F1hros1s f·'ound:itif•n. 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The hncie, d;iu~hter anrl !';!epdauE!.hter of to.Ir ;<nd il1rs. ,Jnhn \\litharn Retkrr of Long a.~ 1na1<l nf 11 .. rk1r In srr1 e ""1!h h rirJe,nl;<Jd~ ,\1 1.~~ Siii' f'flllllU~ Thr hrulrJ;?rrtntn. sun 1•f :\t r. 111 lie-.! tn,,_n S1;<nlr v Clwl'n ;tflrl ' ll ~IH•l'S ! . ..t 1 r~ J\nd1·e11 s, Hoh ~;<1 1 1 •• 11111 Sci1!11An ;ind 'lrO U\1r n The llC'll'l.1•wl:ds ~1'(1d11a1rd fron1 H1illing H1tL~ Hll(h Sfhnul ;;nd :ttlt'nllt'd lJ('I wherP. thl' bn<ie 111.'IJOr.'i 10 n1usic Rnd he r husbanrl ITI<iJOrs in h1s1ory. Thr)' ""'ill live in Santa Ana. POPE -BEACHAM f)ouhlr nn,i: ri1e.~ in SI \\'ilfrid '.'I Episcopal ChurC'h nr __ . .r-\ llunl111gtoo Rr;i('h 11• I' re pcrformrd by tht l1e1 .. lilmr.~ C. !;airy for ('onnlf' Be:irh111n and D;i~·1r1 l •. l'OJIP The bride. d<1ui;:htt'r of I.! 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COAST HWY., CORONA DLL MA~ 1>7J .80SO l ~ .. l(•ME•+(alll) Ma!Tfll Cl<altCE (, . :·#~~foA!-<!/~ --.. , ·7.lf.e ~ :rooa: o~ ' 608 EAST BALBOA BLVD., BALBOA REFR IGERATED DELIVERY SERVICE , PHONE 673-8310 srECIALS -THUllS., P:ll l .. l.t.T. -SEPTEMIEll 1•. 17, 11 CERTIFIED· SPRINGFIELD. 1st GRADE · SLICED Kentucky Wonder Garden FRESH c lb BACON & -------LARGE AA ClllTl•llD CACKLI •llSH c EGGS DOZ. WI lllSlll't'I THI llGHT TO LIM IT QUANTITI! GREEN BEANS c lb - THE BAND-IT BY VANITY FAIR ,------/ Th;:, sumrt uou~ sweep(',;~· cve!vt'llftl has the most 1"-'l~lng •noy-:, 1n la wn. t • r ·c. so ft. locik~ ('lnrl feel s for ('Ill lne worl -j f,le v"l\el it~ totally wei',ht1ble. H,.,ve ii l'l hi·c·..,ll /'q11"loul-:o lr1mrncd wdh Peocock Blue lnd 'r:1n n with C6ndl g low.,, but do ~urre nrlcr '>OOn. T ~e rev.nr-J j\ ut•cr luxury. The toe·louc.hing bedut'I, S25. Short ve rs;o n. $20. S i 1e ~ 8 to 18. op•11dally10 •.M. to 6 p.m.; mo11doy a11d lrlcloy ''•:JO p.m. (MAllG! YOU lt l'UltCl<&lfl •t ~•H1tOOI\ ~011 t • 'IMMI W! A(C!PT MOS" M•JOlt Clt EOtT c••os • " Don't Spar e Ribs Barbecue Aroma Tantalizing Barbecuing seems to cast a very special kind of happiness over young and old alike, and creates -oh , what tantalizing aromas. Ri.Qs, CE()OCi.ally CQUffiry- Etyle ribs ... tempting and tender , .. tempting and tender ... have been a favorite meat for lhe outdoor chef. Charcoal grilled foods are eruy to cook and de licious to eat. Contributing to the exciting aroma and zesty taste i! the wide va riety of spi ces and herbs that are available to you today. Spices are the "key" to a variety of sauces that may be used for marinating or basting food! . , . the secret in mak- ing each succulent bit a delightful eating experience. The "go-alongs" with these tempting and tender ri~ are Baked Beans topped with avocado..5licu, Sliced Orange. and Onion Salad with a spicy French Dressing and toasted English muffins sprinkled. with Salad Supreme. BARBECUED COUNTRY RIBS 1.2 cup red wlne vinegar ~'t cup salad oil 1,2 cup tomato sauce 1 tablespoon chili powder 2 teaspoons Season All 2 teaspoons sa lad supreme 1 teaspoon celery seed I teaspoon leroon & pepper ·---------~ seasoning 1il teaspoon cumin 5 pounds country.style pork spareribs Combine all ingredients ex- ~pt spareribs and mix _well Cut spare ribs in la rge serving pi~e.'I and place in ple.stic bag. Add the oil-vinegar mixture and close bag. Chill 2 hours or longer, shaking the bag oc- casionally so marinade covers the meat When ready to cook, drain, saving the marinade. Grill slo~'iy about 8 inches rroin coals. 40 minute~ or until /jA TILE QEANER SHINES ALL METALS •llASS •c•o• Sfll•lllS STlll well done, turning and bas ting frequently {about every 5 to11 __ = 8 minutes) with marinade. Makes 8 servings. • ' RIBS. TEMPTING AND TENDER, FAVORED FOR FALL Buy two family size tubes of Crest and we11 send 't'OU a bill. Pears, Parfaits Complement To .c;ceptics \1·ho s a y, a ~lid;is !ou(·h or gold edging "nothing is perfect." we reply, s1-1·eet, succulent Bar l l et I. "try this~·· It'.> a parfait with pears. And, spe11king of A 'PEARFECT' PARFAIT Have a bunch for brunch ... anytime before lunch. Brunch i s the elegant, yet simple, way t o entertain •.• for fun or m eetings. Edison Home Eco nomists have a new program that will show you how to save '''ork a11d time creating popular brunch favorites like Sunshine Cake. Mid-Morning Souffie. Shrimp Newburg. Pancake Surprise. Real people-pleasers! These and other recipes are included in our new book let. There's a copy waiting for you. So plan to attend. FOUNTAIN YALL['( COMMUNITT Cl!N Tlll 10100 ~l•I•• Jo•1nu•. Fou•l#I• VJl!~v WIMI,. 5toltmbt< ,l, ltll, l:lO P.M -l~ur•. Sepffm ... r ll, 1'11. 10.l(I A.M, ISLAND HO USE. FASHION ISLAND, NEWPORT IEACH GlllAT W!STIRN SAVINGS & LOAN -COMMUNITY llOOM Utt Whlllli"Ut c A~t. 1! S11• lltt(~ II"~, St•I lllO(~ M-ly, O<t ••• 1'11, 7:!0 p ""· -Tut Kl•v. O<I_ I, 1111, ia:)ll A,M. & 7·)11,. M. IL TOllO EDISON I USINESS OFFICE '1••1 Ct n•-• 11 Mu,.11nd\, 1:1 Tt•• T~Urtdl'f, O(tGllf• 1. !'11, l :JO ,.,M -i<f;cl11, Ocltltlf I, !tll. 11•)0 .t.,M . ;. '""""on eOl::SCE ·: Southern California Edison \ perfect. this is tt1c perf Pt1 tune of the perfect ~·c:ir In try Bartlett pears Jn dozens of dif· fc rent v1ays. USDA fists pears as a plen· tiful foods item for Septen1bf'r and gro\l.'trs tell us the crop this year 1s a bonanza. This rneans plenty of pears to chill and cat out-of-the-hand , or tn co1nbine with olher fru its in cornp<itcs, or to add to ~·our reducing diet as a sinless ansy,·er to that overwhf'lniing desire for something sweet V11r the dieter pears are perfecL since c11ch n1rd1u1n size d pear (a bout. s 1 ~ rillini.: ounces I cont;iins onl.v ;ibout '.l.) calories. Try thern 1vit.h cheese for sna cks. Lat thern in salads. or as a companion to Jearr meats. And for those not on the diet there's our golden California poirfait, rnade \Vilh ta1l'ny California da!l's. crumbier! coconut mt1caroons a n d Bartlett pC'ars. Lcare the .c;kins on when vou slice tht'n1 . The skins arc t0hin and 1C'ndcr. and 1hey add a beautiful nQtC Of ('())Or \1•hcn )'OU lhin·SllC'f' the pears ;ind swirl them in :1 crys tal pilrfa it glas.<:. J'EAR · rllACAROO:-.J' CREA.I\! rARFAITS 1/3 cup niilk 3 egg yol ks 11 cup sugar 1 z cup crumbled 1nacaroons 213 CUP' dates 2 fresh California Bartlett pe<ir'S 2 tablespoons lemon juice ! cup whipping cream 1 teaspoo n vanilla I tablespoo n brandy (o p- t1onal f J, 3 cu p toasted slivered almonds Heat n11 lk. Beat egg yolks with sugar; stir into hot milk. Cook about 5 minutes over low heal, stirring constantl y. until sligh tly thi ckened . Cool. Stir 1n 1nacaroons. Snip dates along one side 1vit h k1tclil'n scissors; flip out pits. fut or slice dilles cr11s:>w1~e in 1'1-1nch slices. I lnll'e the pears leng!hwise. lea ving the skin on. With a !easpoon. gently scoop out the seeds; 1·1-'ith a knife, make a sn1all cu t on each side of the sten1 to reinove it. Cut pe<ir halves cros~1vise lo rnake slices 1 ~-1nc h thick : put slices into 1he lcn1on juice ini· n1cdia1clv lo prev e nt d1scolnralion . \Vhip crearn and fold. along \v11h fl:i1·orings, into egg yolk n11xh1rl', Sponn d;1!es rntn the basf' of parfai t glasses. Spoon in a layer nf the macaroon <:reri111. l\l:ike a ring or ovcrl;ipping pe<1r ~!ices. press- ing them against the glass and fill \1'1lh more of the cream 111 ixture. 1'op 1vith a garnish of toasted aln1onds, a slice of date and 11 slice nf pear. Chill hut do not freeze. l\1akes 4 parfaits. I i< fn< Icing'-'" lo •nd '" l.e'. \ 'fhere's orange and lemon and burcer, you :1ee. The cherry is teasing, And the chocolate is plea$ing, And pinC'a pp]e 1astes just as S\\'eet as can he. We11sendyouacheckfor $1.00.Allyouhavetodois send us the frontpcmels (showing net weight statements) from 2 Fmnily Sizeor3Ex!ral.arge Size cartons of Crest, along with the~a!Dollar Refund Certificate you can get free a t your favorite store.* Justthink.awholedollaI: You1lbefightingcavities · and inflation at the same time. Offerexpires0ctaber3!,1971. ···-············. ·····--,.-)r -••• •• • -• '" ._, 0 '-~ ,' ' " ... -----·-J ~ •If refund certific.ate is unavailable at your store, get ona by writitlg' to the followf:aa addn:l6I by 0:1ober 17.1971: Cre'1 Dollar Dividend P.O.Box432, Qndnnati, Ohlo40l99. Cl971. 11111Prodlr & Gambll>C:m:ip:mJ-"' BACK-TO-SCH OOL SPECIALS-Thurs., Sun., Sept. 16-19 ~-~ll~1'*.i 9~;1l~y~'~.~c~hl~~eo~~.~~ ...... , , ......... $ J 39 Cho(olate Chip Cookies 39c (R,g. -49t) 8.Y"' oi. pKg ...••••••.••••• , Dunkette• (F!eg. '45c) Pk g of 12 ••••..••..•.•• It;. l'ack·!Cl·~chnol f •r"I~ or•d the r" ior, no bet t~r f1.-,ie for t r~r s family fovor11". Serve o genero us slrc e with cold rr11lk of fer class.es. The m[!ll ow m il l< chocolate is ever so pleasing. look as vou may, we doubt if you'll ever f,nd CJ f lovnr morch for Von de Kemp's Chocolote Chips, tops in the West SO years. 2 loave1 White Bread . /~'..,..,, .. ., ... l lb, eoch loof, poly bog of 2.,,,,,, .. ,, Active young pe ople need plenty of energy and good enriched bre ad supplies it. Our Fom1ly nockoge of fwo loovPs (It the regular price. Lore• A'pl• Pie (re g. 89<) l ·i ritfl, 1 lb. 11 oi ............... .. Von de Kemp's makes a home-style crust t hot's hord to beat. What's underneath? Fresh appl e slices with sugar and spice and e..,trylhing nice. Look for the Blue Windmill at very good food stores ... Van de Kamp's Might as well join the gong with these dunke~' dtlights. They're tumbl ed in es· pec.ial ly mode cookie crumbs or sugared. t~;.':s~~ P~:~~16 ~.~~~~-~. ~-~.~~.~ .... 4 9c You'll discover mony woys to serve tliese pre· mium, swi r!~d coffee cokes, warmed with cold ct raol or to complem,.nt o lunchc_on gilod. , ,A, DIVIS ION OF Ol NERAL HOS T CORF'. ,, ' • I I I Watching your budget? Still want Super Quality? And delicious meals? ~fhen slzop El Ranclzo tlz is w2e k ... and every week! Fruur Bru•tB ..... ~-E~~· ...... G! GrnBn Giant Pnas ....... 5,,,q }lore S\\'eet tender ,,·hite n1e at for your n1011ey, 'cause they're handcut fron1 California kin g-size fryers: No ,,·ondcr lite Giant is so jo!lr ! , .. pe as as S\1·ccl anJ. lcnd L'r as these r'ig-ht in his buc k yard! 17 oz. carus. Lugs B Thighs ...... '.~~' ....... 58: Rich flavor, juicy, tender, California king sized fryers hn Ye biggel", c-hun kier po1·tiu11s, nlorc good c:iling: GrBBn Giant Bnans ..... 5~i/ G;1 rd cn ft ·csh and crisp ... choose J\itthcn :::itrlc Cut Green Beans or 1;·rcnc:h Strle Green llC'nns ! 16 oz. Jrgur Wings ....... ~~: ....... 2! Coin pare, and see that these, from El R:-incho, offer rou n1ore n1eatr guodnLs~. n1 orc y:\lue, sati:::;faction: GrBBn Giant Corn ....... 5forf 'Y ou kn o1r then1 as "~ilJlt·t~·· ... liul by anr na inc tlll')'0l'C s11·t 1.1l , lender goldl·n kernels ... in 12 oz. ca ns I Chicknn livBPB ..... ~R.E~~' ....• GD! • MargarinB ........ ~L~~ •8~~~~-•••••• 21 ("o1111p:i.rc thn flavor \1·ith t ile high priccJ s prc:i.d you're using, be g\:i.d for Blue Bonnet and El Rancho! Freshness makes the tliffercnc:c : ~l:tkc ;111 0111e!ctlc, or ilrlightful appeli z.crs. . 11r :o;cr\·c \i1·c1· 1rith ri ce ! New York Strip ................... $2 7~ Roy ale Bathroom Tissue~~c~~ 41•• $1 !)id rou k1101v l:1•y;.lc i ~ inade r ight he!'c in Cnliforni;i ... and comes in colors or \1·hite ... al this price? There's so much delightful dining in this naturally aged U.S.D.A. Choice beef: New Yo rk Steak $2.99 lb. Gala r~pa r Towels ... ~'~.R~~L~ ••.. 3for$1 'j \\0 ply l'ui· !,ll'l'llgth : Cl1uu::.e A. I vl':ldU, c;n),! 01' \\"h ilt! . ' . and the at~ractive decorator prints ! There really ls a difference ! ('buck steaks fron1 El l~ancho offe r more 1·aluc, because thcr'rc center cul-;'. Chuck Roast . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..... 59~ Blade cut fron1 U.S.D .. '\. Choice beef"! 7 ·Bone Roast ................. 69~ The quality is your assurance of f1ne1· [Ln or: Gerber's Baby Food .... 3 1or 25' )"o ur choice, b:i.by's favorites, s trained varieties! T enderleaf Tea Bags ........ 98 ' Cig JOO 1 t. ]J 1tek11 /,!t'. <tt a pr1 ei: tli:Ll spells ,s;i\'ings ! Boneless Beef Roast ....... $1.09 1~ English cut .. , rol!ed and lied for the rot isseri e: Round Bone Roast ............. 79~ Less boiic ... less \1·aslc \\'ilh El P.ancho trim! M.J.B. Rice Mixes ........... 4 1,; $1 t 'h1•ltl' ,,r r1·;.:-. ::7l' \·:trH·tivs! l-'la1·urcl!, delicious: Fresh·a·byes ................... $1.29 \\'hy bother ,1·i th diapers? :Ued. 01· toddlers, 30 ct. Ground Round Quality ........ 89:b Always fresh ... bulk or pailie.s :it one !U\\' pr1t'•» Enchilada Dinners .............. 49• Pancake Mix ..................... 49~ Pillsburr's IIungr.r Jack ... 2 lb. package. Split Broilers . . . . . . . . .......... 49~ King sized ... fresh California g1·011·n birds ! Sliced Bacon ................... 59~ El Rancho's O\\'ll, ranch strlc, le-an thicker slices : Breakfast Sausage ............. 79< Jones' Farm ... llC\\' :'ll inutc ~nusag-r, l o oz. ph~. Refried Beans ................... 29' Log Cabin Syrup ................ 73' .\J:ip Jc-.r goodness 1nakcs breakfast special! 2•1 oz. Fillet of Halibut . .. .. . .. . 79~ Tasty, mild flavo r .,. sc1·,·e broiled or p:i.n-fried: Red Snapper .................... 49 fb The \vhole fish ... \\·c1gbs f1 u1n :; to J il):i. Rosarita Taco Sauce ...... 2 1or 39 < Hydrox Cookies ................. 59¢ F1 't11ll the h.ippy Sl!ll~i11 nc b:tker:; '. ::!O oz. pkg. Spinach Souffle ............... 49 • Steak Sauce .. . . .. . .. .. 10¢ Super Delicatesse n Specials! I! ne\ 1·1· \.1:-.tr·d ~1 1 go11d: ~t•iufic·r· .... 1.! Pt Escalloped Apples ............ 49 < Sl~ouffcr'.i; frc(·Z('!-1 i11 f!:\\'01''. , , , 1 ·~ 111.. pJ1 ).:". friskies Cat Food ......... 6 1or $1 l\1tty's f:t>u1'1le l;111ds 111 Uig l ~ ounce ca ns ! El Rancho's O\\'U sn1oolh and cl'ean1y l\lonterry J<ick ... so good su n1~u1)' \1 01.1.::;~ ll)-the pici.'c. Orange Juice ............. 4 1o, $1 'f'rcc s11·ccl, front J;'lorida: ... Fi·o1,r 1L Go?. Tide Detergent ............... $1.19 1\ing siie pa ck.'\gc a t super savings! Dinner Rolls .................... 33~ Crescent ... bake and serve! ... 8 oz. pkg. Downyflake Waffles ...... 3 1or $1 I::ight bullcrmilk "·affl rs ... froze n ... 12 ol. Miracle White Bleach ....... 59• :\on chlorine, for synthetics ! , •• 26 oz. pki. MJ.B. Coffee .................. 79k 1'11·0 lb. ca1 1 ... $1.;)7 Three lb. can $2.29 Sliced Turkey or Chicken ... 59· Longacre, g\iurmei cu ls, no fat 01· \1 ;1:.,[0 ! ·t oz. Salami Chubs ....... $1.39 G~lo dry, 13 oz., from San Francisco'. German Chocolate Pie ...... 79' Nc1\' taste treat fron1 Johnston! 9 inch , frozen . Sliced Swiss . s 0~ •. 3 1or $1 f:.crl labe l . , . fo r cheese sancl11·il'hes '. Braunschweiger ...... 49t J ones' Fann, sliced, easy fixin' ! 8 oz. Cheese Spreads ...... 49' l'ricc's ... 1 delicious kinds. 7 !~· oz. Super Fresh Produce! Super Liquor Values! Scotch .. ~~ ~~~c!ff.l·~; .... s~~~ ~o.'~.. $6~~ The su 11er-n1elon ... :'\·t " 3U JMH' pri~!.01· Uic Ql!~!ity l'OU ge t at El Ranch~t Potatoes ... ~."!T~.~o~~ ... 5 ; 29' Bott.Jed in Scotland ! Assort \\'ith other El flancho brands and sn\'e l O~i; ! Mateus Rose .. rlfTH .. $2.89 Dinner wine , .. goes with nnything J Emerald Dry ... rirrH ... '1. 99 Paul ?t!asson·s dry \\'hite wine ! U.S. No. l Qul\li iy ... don't lake a chance on a le sser quality! Beer ....... six 11cK ...... '1.09 Ballnnllne'f( ... famous name, 12 oz. Cherry Tomatoes ..... 29' 'l\vclvc oz. bnskct fu ll of goodness! Spanish Onions .. 3 1b.19• S\vcet and mild •.. yet authoritative 1 Thin Tonic ... six PICK .. '1.09 Ne~! Surar free .•. 10 oz. bottles. Carrots ............ 2 1or 19• (:ardcn goodness in one pound pkgs.1 Vodka .... HILr-GlllOft .... '8.99 Save 50c on \\'olfschmidt's quaHt~· ! Celery ............ .....15• fl'i:-:1> slal"<i, lh(I fla,·or of frc!ihncss ~ Dixie Cola ... six p1cx .. 69¢ F'rom 7·UP ! 12 ounce cans, Ill\\' prlcc: Prit,t s in effect Thur. thro11nlt S1111. Sept. 16, 17, 18, 19 ... No sale• to de"lc1·s. Open rlrrily 9 f.o .rJ ••• Srinday 10 to 7 • Bll'F PASADENA· 111111 SOUTH PASADENA· nw1· . . . . ARCADIA. Sunset and Huntington Dr rtlll' • 1'1111; •. rHni , HUNTINGTON BEACH: . ~1W~ NEWPORT BEACH: 1111 Newport Blvd and ,(I Rancho Center ! ,.,. 310 Wes t roiorado Blvd , '"'" Fremont and Huntington Dr. "'"" Warner and Algonquin !BDfrdwali Center) "'''"' 2555 Eastbluff D1 l[astblulf Village Cenlen • • I I ' OAILY PILOT Wtdnt'sdily Stpttmbl'0 1971 Wednesdil~. SPpternbe r 15, lCl71 PILOT·ADVERTISE~ -~-~--~ @'0@ (illl:f THRIFTIMART TOTAL DISCOUNT CHARGES LESS ON ORE ITE 5 [}l@. @)@ """ ""'"" Than Other Supermarkets 1!!;;;...,...,.,w..,•5°.;· T,.H..,•u.,1,.u,..•s,. .. ,.s .. EP,..T. .. 1' .. ·2,.1..., .... ~ BLUI CHIP STAMPS ON ALL PRODUCI A-MIAT DIPT. PURCHASIS . .>.« •01t 11 AOI 0•\COe>N!t 0 I « l •T '"'° «•01 Oo ~.OVT C<)lo!OOllfO '1t .. I TOTAL DISCOUNT THRIFTIMART GIV ES YOU MORE lake Dairy ... Mony fluifiimart P•OPl• w•1• •o iu:d on lorm1. So lh•y kno"' really freth, lop-q uality dairy p1oduch wh•n lh•y ••e '"•"'· At1d th•y !e ll U•.,. Thr!h lrnort'1 got H'l•ml Ev•• lolle our Su1u1y Volley G1od•-AA ega•? Did you k~ow 1h•y're proctico!ly th• only egg• ~ou con buy lhol o re U.S.D.A. ir11pe<;ted? Foci i1, no lre1h.lo ld egg Otl the lorm ever tolled better. And Thrihimort ofler1 o fon•o11ic vo ri•IY of d airy produch you co1,1fdn 'I find on o form, regordlen of ho"' b ia . E•ery ~ind of dairy produ(! to 101i,fy you1 10110 ond yoYr die!. And ii it i1n't lhe be1I at ill k•nd -ii ii ho1n'1 won owo1d1 ot 1to1e and coyn!y foirt -Th•1!!!m(>t1 leh 1ome o!her • supe1morket b uy ;1. Thtih •mo r! ho1 ono!her rule to protect you, !oo. h '1 co!led "Opell Code Do1in9". lhot meon1 lhe •~p irolion dole " 1tomped 1n b,9 ec•y 10 reod nymbe r1 on e•ery d o!ry producl in lhe 1!ore-from Yogurt to cotioge (hee>I:, trom m.lk 10 treom, Yo11 >l:e, Thr.ttimorl Di•· (OUnl food• prove you con hove '' &OTH woy1.,. eve<ydoy d1\COYnt proCe• !ho t "'ln't be beot ond !he fina1I, lre1he1I quo.lily di.ory prodY~h )'1111.~0n f1ru:! anywhere. .'iEi\T DEPAR1'"ENT ENJOY i\ COOKOUT ~iii silD~FisY.clt.'GARcllElcKEN ~1 •:A'I' IJE l'AR'l',UEN'I' TENDE R-AGED STEE R BEEF ''Tender-Lee"" Brand .~ FINE QUALITY MOK ED ·111CNICS ~·,.:::"38 , • • fAMllY c SIZE ''~::;PR E -SLI C E D 48c lb.) LB. -. FRYER 55c . -· IGHS.. LB. UM· 59c ICKS .. LB. , RYER 35c WINGS... LB. c LB. ROtLED & TIED 98C CLOD ROAST............. '" HOFFMAN TOWN HOUSE FU LLY COOKED BON El f SS $129 HALF HAMS . . . .. . . . . . . . .. " FRYER 65c REASTS ····.·· LB. fO R SOUPS SC I CUT UP 39< BACK & NECKS..... " 1 FRYEIJIS • .. .. .. .. .. " 80 NElESS 8 5 ( CHUCK ROAST........................ LI. ROSE SRAND SMOKED PORK 99c BEST of the FRYER ................... 59.~. PU REEN PORK SAUSGAGE0~'... 7 5 c SHOULDER BUTT....... LB. U.S.0.A. GRADE 'A' MOUNT AIRE BRAND FRESH FROZEN ROASTING 4')C CH I CKE N ..... e •••••••• !-~ 1:'~ ' ll. FARMER JOHN LINK SAUSAGE ... 28• UISCO Ui\'f SEAl'OOD f "°"'"AN ~ ein!•,.,.10, oueuQul ..au 1u·s VOIUH... t QU l &UHl1, lUll'~ OUAOl!T SLICED 53c: SLICED 59c BACON.';'.'; : BACON .. \'~; EA. lllSCO Ui\1' 1-'llOZl:N ··ooos WH1iTE'H•AL~euT STEAKS ... 98 ~ •. : OCEAN PERCH FILLE TS ..... 89l~ ••OllN 29< MINUTEMAID LEMONADE '.'.~'. JllO!fTI INll•N•TION•t 45 C FIDZEN VEGETABLES .... ·~.~:. \o<~Ol(>IQ• 1 ::::,ERS ............. 98~.: l'llODUCE Ul·:PAHT,11•:''1' PiAiS 17.a~ CALI FORNI A HAAS LARGE AVOCADOS 25E~. •OUN<; ",,0,. 3 3 I ~wu 1 r;oon •O• 1ur(! 8 0 99 CELERY HEARTS ,~:'.': ~7~ c J Val encia Orang es s.g c Cl•~•Cl\JN(~r 10(1 t~ISTlfL•l\;(Jt/I 2 69< CARROTS ......... '.'.".~:~ I PRUNES ........... ~:, lt'1ft\1APf 79c CRINKLE CUT POTATOES .. 1 .'~·. OLl•fl1\ O I <;ond• • 89< BREADED FISH STICK S ... '.'.~'. l•IHO• 22 C APPLE JUICE .............. ~:·. 1u•F IT 'l 'Ul~••d••' s1•J FRIED SCALLOPS ......... ~~ ~·. i.ni:t:.'I ~IO<JH!O J (•U(OIN o• ,<>"' 49• ~ BEEF MEAT PIES ...... Oo•tOT·~ 1Ho01bu• ''''•'• 10 oo II lit 89 < FRll:D HALIBUT ............ '.~'. DEl"ICA'l'ESSEN lll·:PAIC'l'~ll·::\'I' DUB UQUE ALL MEAT 12-0Z. PK G. OF 10 . · ~FRANKS 43c ~ KRAfT 39 'OW1f-":.-·:;;;::;7 .CHEDDAR CHEESE.·:·. c (NuosfN 18 Ol 39,, I 7c r (Nuo~r N 1 1b 45 c CRt:AM CHEESE .... ~:·. J SALADS or PUDDINGS .. , ~------------~ GALLO ITALIAN NOW AGE DATED DRY SALAM E 8 OZ. CHUB . . 98' 13 OZ. CHUB _ s1•• 181/:z OZ. CHU B : s2 o) j ~- •0 101"1 , .. c;.,o 4 9' SWISS CHEESE ••••••••••••••••• ; ;'. ............. ,.,.. $139 CHEESE FOODS ••••••••••••••••• 1.';b, Ol' \lirginia 5-oz . Pl.:g. LUNCH MEATS con o SAlAMI, All IEEf SAlAMf, 29 c SANDWICM lOAf , OUTCM lOAf , OLIVE & PIMIENTO, PICKLE & PIMIENTO, SPICED LUNCHEON, All I EEF .,. All EA M!AT BOLOGNA • ~ .,,. ~C""l•"<f,\ > ' 5 3 C ~ SALAD SUPREME .':. Ill\ Q"o~71<> 35c AMMONIA ,,,,,, .......•.. 1.~~'. .. v .. oo. 69< PERFORM sonENER ··~·?:-:1:: l>O~•,;ftC!oN! 59' PINE SOL .................. 1 .'.'.'. OITIK.1"'1 79' MIRACLE WH ITE ......... ~·::·. ..,..... 15< TUNA CAT FOOD ......... ~'.'!:'.: THE UN·RUNNABLES Guaranteed NON RUN PANTYHOSE AS SEEN ON IV! BUY 2 PAIR DISCOUNT PRICED GEi A 3rd PAIR ONLY JOc -· ~-= " SHEE RESl I All NUDE l .. \D'\' S,_i\H"I' : I.ADY S:11 i\Hl' WARNALON l CANTRECE 11 I l DISCO UN~19a I PRICE PR. I D1scou!r•7 9 PRICE 'I PR. Completely ·new and up•IO•datel 111 magnificent volumea ••• Illustrated In glorloue full colorl \IC.,l,U Mt: I 9c ONLY VO LUME S 2-16 ONLY $1?._5 •UNI HA11'l~lll &OIO 0 98 VEAL P '· oi. I C STEAKS .. .'.'.c: ,., •• , lOOl !•• I "''" $119 FRESH PACIFIC OYSTERS .. 79c I DOYER SOLE FILLET S . . . .• . . ''· "ll PURPOSE -• • ~o "'· C B1squ1ck ............... 55 GOlOEN CO~N -Va< P<1<~ 24 Niblets ..................... 1 ~ ~·; c t .!W!~ DElfRGENI ~ Rinso Powder ... ?;0 :: 69• HUNTS J9< Skillet Dinners ....... ,,::•; JE R5EYM"l0 0 11 ... Df """" Fresh Butter ............ :;h; 81 • VA.( PACKED Folger's Coffee ......... ::h. 79• /.,?I!~ NON D"ll1Y ~ Pream Creamer.•::·. 49• IREESWEE1 CH lllED 1~8 o• 7~<) • 49c Fresh Orange Juice ... 0.':·: KE11NS 49c Apricot Nectar ... ~:', .. ':'.:'. INSIANI $149 Folger's Coffee ........ :~:·. J .m-:\ SUNNY V"llEY ME DIUM ........ ' ~Fresh Eggs ....... r:·:·. 26< SOfl Imperial Margarine .::h. 44• (;;;;1'~te Pancake Mix 53• AUNT • 6 9C Jemima Syrup.,., ..... !!:'. HUNGRY J"Ci:; 9 Mashed Potatoes ... :':::·, 5 • I .M~ DOlE SE"SONEO ~ Green Beans .... ;~ :·. 21 c 1111~ l!EGUL"R Gl!IND Black Pepper ... , ...... .'.0 :; 39• L~ngendorf Cookies.:'.'; 36< A.11MOU~ 25• Vienna Sausage , .... ,.;:·, . CE•E"l • 27< Post Toasties ... , . , , . , , .'~ :•; lR[flOP 65< Apple Juice .. , ......... :::·:', •EN l RATION 15 C Dog Food .. , .. ,,,, ..... ,,!'.::•, PU l111 !UNA ~ ~· '" c Cat Food ........... , .. 12 (;~t~d0lna Tomatoes ... 22• CO\ORIEX • 60 Co~"' C Napkins .. ,............ 9 Toilet Tissue ............. ::•. 35• l ,IQL OR lll·:P A llT~ll·::\T IRIS-GRANULATED ~ S ;~~SUGAR 59c FOR SALADS or COOKING CRISCO OIL l 4·0Z. 60c B OTTLE MJ B COFFEE l ·LB. TIN $ 2 19 SARA LEE 7 5~. VA RI ETY PACK 13 ·PKGS. 65 c ""' $129 BUSCH BEER ..... :~.':·~ ~::i?1 FRESH . YOGURT y~0<:N DKA .............. r.;7~: $699 l--i\,\'11••'' . , ' 10>' Of "ON $348 ..... RUM. ............... ·.···· a... ,.FYU -,.•-<>•llT•. tOUo>•I. PU\1•('1 89 c O..OU•ll. ,..,, T•I. WMt~(!Y )OUI 12 [NV BAR TENDER . ::~,. • •. .Just fo1· Kids! (U YEARS OF AGE AND UNDER) JOIN Wrtffttrrr@ LAKERS or KINGS FAN CLUBS DISCOUNT TICICITS TO S LAKIR OR S KING GAMIS PLUS T-SHIRTS , PINNANTS AND MIM- IERSHIP CARDS . . Application llonk• atoll Thriftimort1. @ . 2oc d a.oz. CTN. PRESERVES 3·LB. JAR 89c NO DEPOSIT-N O RETURN 2 .~~ES COCA COLA WHH '""""' 79 c Of (i.pi1ir(«: "T .... ~ REGVt-'.R PRICE ,;:: 1 O·OZ. Ill . =.;:. 2701 HARBOR .BLVD., COST A MESA 5858 WARNER, ~ 13922 BROOKHURST, GARDEN GROV f. e 1308 W. EDINGER, SANTA ANA HUNTINGTON BEACH e 23811 EL TORO, EL TORO ' " ' I • . ' Kirk's Successful Party Recipe : Mixing People fl~ .JOHl\'A BLINN o!her body-bu ilding 11pp11r11tu! r1nn't usr . but il's JU.St nice to amplP . !ht\ "111 np1t>r kr11111 2.'1 1f'it!f'OOOll hak!J\g pov1der RISOTTO ftflLAN ESE 1•onk ~lnv.ly unl 1l 1l hfoii:in.'> ln along "'Ith !nrtf' closets. 1 h111•e hopefull~, 1<hilt ll '~ !1!-.p 11'1 ~ I cup ~u~a r 2 1 bl fin d 111rn p11 lr 1•Pl)nw. Add nn 1nn, BEVERL'r' HILLS -"I I I d ' k it e~poorui ~gra I! &l ove and rt lrigerAtnr "I think it 's kind nf a hungr~ mea n, nn I l•11n 11 tP;i~pnon gait olh•t oil i;a rhc, Cr(lk O\f'r 1ery !nw could think of nnlhing more "It Jookll llV.'fuJ." he said, han"oi·er from i·earg a~o." <inv nf mv kids h;ne e1er ! c11 p hu r1 erro1lk he::it, st1 rnn~ ;i bout 2 minutr ~ dJsa.s lrOU!i th11n In .. ,,.,. din· " h. 'I n ,·,,m ,, .,, ., d I • h I L 217 !ahlf'~fJOOOll ll9.'l'l'l hul/l'f A'" I I I ' k 11 "but. hell , lhal's 1ny room 11ncl /\irk said 1He "as nnp ni I ,nui;u 1 • s · · ', ,n ~ e;:~~. t'rl t'n '''' a 'IOU <:up Crrlf' ("n ner party with JUSt :i bunch or m.v wife adJU!il.~ tn 11 Shp !''\'en childrtt n born In Russian don't kno11.· \\'here my nex1 '~ pound buller I cu p long-grain rlct slock , cMk ro1rred o\•er ln w movie stars Just imagine ii dl'ltsn't have to go in tht rr.. immigrant parents and grt>ii· meal is rom1ng lrOnl'' !'' rups hlueberrles ! chopped medium yellow heat 15 nun utes 1or un!1 J l1qu1 d all lhf're w;is ll'ere Paul There are no signs on the up in abj!'rt pover!y.1 ···r111s ··,\nrl , 10 a way, I iltl1 ;o:lflrt S1f1 tn.i:.rthrr dr~' ingredi!'nts nn1nn is ab.~nrhf'{j 1. Ne"·m;in , GrPgory P e c k , door . ·no Not Dis1urb'.' nr goe~ back 'tn the htat·up hul 1nre!l'(ls prc!1 !1!1()kiia!"f.. 111l.1ri:r1Jn11.! ~1 a kt ;1 well, lrlnvpi;:arl1c,presscrl Arlrl saffrr1n. :0.1;irlei ra anr! Du ~tin Hoffman and Burt Lan-'Keep Out:' I've nevt r useid nanielov11rh 1h1s rr.11J nan1e 1 on lh:J! ;is :in un1q11f' e;, ;irld h11t1Prn1ilk , eg~.s :ind but· .11'2 cups rhirken sir.ck ren1a in1ng .s(O!'k, stir r1<'r ro casreir. signs like that. I use_ lhe. 1ca box . If we'd h11d t{'P. we per1ence. I dnn 'I th1ni;. ~n1 1 !P!' wliifh hfl.s flet.n 1-nt"I!~ 11nd '1 tea spoon .saffron mix t:nveir, rook slnwlv lJn!il "I mt>an. ;ilirr a \\'hilr. un"·ritlen languajle : penplr cnu ld have kept food fresh-if e1rr cnrnple1r l_1· ,Erl f/1 ('1' ti hrn11nrrt sl 1~h!h·. ~hx 11ell J tablespoon~ ~111de.1 ra ;i ll th{' l1q u1rl 1.~ :ihsn rhed Just they'd h;i ve nnth lng tn sa.v lo jusl sense when .1'nU y,·ant to we harl MY food. Mo.o;! nf tht> .<\nrl 11 r11anifesls 11.sei lf 1n d1f rntrt 1n nlueberrieis Rake ;!fl 1? eup fresh l.1' ii. r 11 t e d hl"fnre ~rr1·1ng. ;irlrl rem111n1n~ one ann!hrr To me. the only be alone lf they know ynu time. thert was nn ly ;i small ft rent 11.·:i_l'S " 1n1nu1f.s in prei hateid 4 O fl P.:irmesan rhcr.se hut!Pr .:i nd chreist. l n s s <.iai 10 havp ;i succe.~~ful par1.v "I ha vt a comp I e t e ra..n of c(l(lk1n~ tiil rlri:rrr F, n1·rn !n \\'t ll·,errased R 1~11tlo 1nvnl1·r.s cnn k1n11. the sl1 i;!h!ll S1>r1 r at once a.s lo: h~ ini~ini:: pr0plt .'' said re fr igeralor so I can ~ self-"\Vhen I Lalk to m.v ,;ons, ! HLl lEREHR\ mutf1n tin~. Serve "·arm "'1!h nee 1n s!a,ce.~ HPal o11v~ nil seinaratt' rfl\U'~P n r ar· Kirk Doucla~. suff1c1en1 That '~ import ant It'l l them lhty dnn ·1 ha1·e the BL'TTER~llLI\ ~I L'FF l\S ~11rel hutler. ~lake.~ 24 sma ll ;ind 2 tahlesponn.'i hu!tt r 1n !"n~p;in1Prl 11·11h prren salad. 'GUNFIGHT' The ;irtrir iia.~" dPl 1_chtful Jl's mostly filled with lhtni.!i I ad vanta&es J had. f or ex· 21-z ct1p.'i all·purrn~e f!nur n111fl1n~. !;:irgei he;11·~· .'iklllerl. Add rict , Srr1rs 4 Kirk Douglas hn.~t . relaxed, tnri k1ng 1 eir~· fit l------------------------------------------------------------------.,.---------+- 1n Pucci blue print slacks and Na vy bod~· shirl, h i~ fa~ unlined and sprirtinR a moustache, grown fnr his new m0v1t>, "A Gun fight." He's much thinner than he phn1ocraph.~. !\ir k and Anne Douglas belie1 e in mix1n~ RUests from ;i ll \\.:I lks of life. That 's pro- babl~· 11·hf,\' thrir p11rlie~ are considered .:imoni; !he greatest in Hn!lv11.·no<L "\Ve ·hat1 a p;:vl v n0t verv Joni; Agn, for f'X~mple,'' h.e s.:iid. "Wr had Burt Lancaste r and Gregory Peck. UCLA fh;ince!lor Ynung .:i nd fnrmer Chancellor F r a n k 1 i n M 1\1urphy. Al Ca~e.1• of !hr Ln.'i A nJ!elr~ T1mei;-fli 1rrnr Crim- pnn.1· was there lf\l"I. "'At first m.v 11.·ife s;iid. '/11.v c:od . \\'hat a strange mixturr ~· \Ye a l.~n had Dnn Rickles there. 1t w.:is funnl' because lhf' unirersit.v .c:rOup were fasc1 n.:i!ed 11·1th the people. in the en!erlainmen! 11.·nrld. So lhere 11.•a,<; .:in eJ1:c:h 11 ng e . And, Dnn Rickie.~. nf COUrl'it:, \ra .. Fant;:isrir "He slarlerl nff. ·Av !he "'av, ("h;inrellnr Young. the only reason ~·ou'rp hel'e is berriuse Kirk's ha\'ln,C trnuhl e gf'!l lnit hi• kiri in .1 0\11' <·111le1?,e.' This 11'11s Of'\\' tn !hrn1 ;ind lhey ln1rrl 1l. El'f'l'Vnnei is really .seek1ni: nut snine new cnn!;:icl in li fe. rm ~ure universit~· people wnulrl hat e to gn In parties 1-\.'ilh just 1in1versity people. That's <.<.hi'. ;11 part1e.~. it's best !ti mill: the elrmrnts " Thi~ s11hst.:in11.;Jes lhr 11'hnle. l\1rj( nnur.lj.~ ph itn.•oph.r . Ht s fnr 1·11 r1("I V 1n rnlt>.•, in prnple. In SUITOU nrlinj!i;, Kirk 11t1r lhutrs his ~1J<Tess or their parries tn his 11.·i rt. An· nr. She 's Arl.ci;in.hnrn , SPf'llk~ fll·e lani:uaj;!es ;ind v.· ;i s hrnught up 1n Pa ris. ~'hf're l he~ mer v.•hi!e ht w.:is m11king "Art nf ]_,ri1·r " !'he v.·11s unit puhl1c1.st on lhe pi('ture "['1·e alway!' .s;iid r dnn'1 like p;ir1ic.~ .. .-Kir k s.:11d. "hul then whrn I jlf.'I lh<"re J enrt up ha110~ II ,'!000 limr. [ think mv "'lfe h;is thr ri,e:ht thrnr1· ahnu 1 wh;i1 ma krs a suC- f"P.!i~ful par11· !hrH 1i::h. th.:it is. t h(' hos! anr! l1n~trss mu~t h.:i1·r a ~ood tune "f;;11f'l1· 15 rnnl .:i~inus.· ~·nu knn11" anrl if vnu lo':" tn ;i p.:irty 1rh1>rr thrrP's a nrr1·nu.• hoFI anrl hosleF~. 1h.:it cilse (lf ner1·eis trRnsmits tn ,\'OU . If the1 'rp havi ni:i .:i .c:l'lf'Jd time. hn1<r 1,r, ,lflU rt n Inn ·• Kirk ln1·p~ !n e;il , bur admits hr '• no rht'.'f l\1rk uFuall.1· npt,• fnr 11 li ,11ht brr;:ikfa.•t and rnr I u n ch prr rr r• '.:ilarl .. ;incl 1,grt.iihlt snur~ or rin hrrherl nmf'lrtte Jn arlrl1!1nn In 'JU!'t pl.:iin ti\rl Ameri ran steak," hP loves tn cnn-.un1e ~r·r::il ri 11 11 n1111 ps-nf 11;i,•f11 and hi.~ r art 1 r u 1 a r f.:ll'OrtlP, l'l~O!!l'I nnui:;las 1~ a n1an nf Jlf<"at discipline Hi ~ rlre.s~1n~ r0qrn IS m(lrt nf ;i R~·mn11~ium and h1rlra 1\·.:1y. u·,. .c:nt an exe:rr 1~t ma rh1ne, ch1nn1ng bar and Recipe Stretches An eas:-o re:ci pe to increast ll S ne:eide<I. STUFFED HA.\fflURGERS I pnund ground bt,£ Preparer! .vellnw mu.st.Nd \'eir~ thinl~· 5liced onion Pickle relish S.:ilt and rrpper Dl\'idr beef intn 1 e\'en pnr- t 1nn ~. Pres!ii ear.h portion 1n10 z thin pattie5. abl'M.Jt ~ lnehu acrns~ SpreArl '4 of lhe pE1!l1eir; \\'ith mus!.-ird lea l'inJ! '1 i nch arnund ed~e for .seal ing ~ p\11ct ;i thin slice of oninn in cen!.r.r: add a spoonful of pickle relish Tnp "M·tth rtm11 ini11g p111!i!'s. lhoroughh• moldinJ!. e d Ii. t ~ together. ran-brnil on e.:ich side. Sprinkle 11.·1th salt and pepper. ~!11kes ~ ser\•ings. ~ott : Cheddar cheeu may be suMl1t11ted for the onion. Cut Clutter F.1sh1nn iluthonlles say the !1.1\nrt dresi; for spring if!. an .:int1do1r fnr an n1·erdose or ? • That still depends on where you shop! We .,,_ bM!n fnll.-in1 induatry prK"li-for mAl\Y y,..,,. in l~belm1 our r round mNto. Cmund i-1 i• d uoified 1rmrdin1 1o 11! m nt•nl, •t11ch d•t..munN thti P"""· Th~ 1...,, ... 1 ii lf"'lnd 11rl~1n. i,,u., .. 111 i,,. pand mund, then IPOund r hur);, M••I M1At.er rmund bee( and ll'GUl\d beer. V.'• "''Lnl t.. d~rly i114i~•"" on th" Jl"lllrvl bo.ot \111f.l1, I d"''"Ph<>ll _, cwotomen will -.ily und.n t.:wi. Ao • -ult. -L.bel• .,.. ""''"' U11.-i. Tii•y ore .. rn110 .... : It's true that all prices are frozen to keep the COflt of living from going up. But you should know thst the price freet.e didn't lower pri ces. Low price& 11till de pends on where you shop. Ralphs low everyday prices ftre frozen [ow. On identira[ bra.nrls Mrl identical product quali ty, no price& s.re lower priceR thAn Ra.lphs pri c.ee ( thi& excludes weekly advertised specials), Ralph! prices are trozen ~·here you want them. N•• Deecriptinn Ground Bftr Meat Ma1~r Ground Beef Gtttund Beef-Ertn. LM11 Ground Beef-'Ratph11-rif!l!lt USDA Gradl A • loutllBl'I FRYING CHICKENS ,b .29 whole 2 lo 21h lbs. MEAT MASTER BEEF SIRLOIN TIP ROAST G~·:b~~b l .29 EV£RYDAY Wlf' PRICf:S California Grown! Grade A-1 Day Fresh FRYERS •"-" lb .• 33 Wkol• or cut up for trv•ng FRESH RABBITS PM Rib cu1s -Gr1ia! ror break!111- SMOKED CHOPS Fa1me1 John-Sh11nk. po r!•on COOKED HAM lb .89 lb .• 98 lb .55 .28 F'11 rmer John-8 Ol P~Q. LINK SAUSAGE R1lphs -Po•n1 <:ut b••sket CORNED BEEF Lein Cut HALIBUT STEAKS ,, .98 lb 1.19 IXTllA TIM•OIAIY llDUCID •lltl PLUS/BUY MAMUl.t.CN9 ll'ICl.t.l .t.U.OW.t.*1 WI P.t.ll fMI 1.t.VINM ON TO TOUI Frozen Food Stoutle•s M EAT PIES 10.oz oko. <O·oi okq. MI XE D VEGETABLES Ft!!!h N' ~e ady OMELETS '"' 01 • Pel R11z 8 1n BOYSENBERRY PIES Fresh Paci Grade A RASPBERRIES "'••· "'· S1ra Lee Slrawberry CHEESE CAKE ,.~, P'•· Ole South COBBLERS "" "" Borda Eye Awak• ORANGE DR INK •. ., G'" .49 .33 .79 .35 .37 .88 .89 .35 Former D@ilcription Ground Bttr Ground Chuck Grnund Round Ground Sirloin RALPHS GRADE A-YOUNG HENS FRESH ~~~h11 ,~~x,,c~~~~e coo' .. 11i;i ;'ug11 TURKEYS ,b.49 MEAT MASTER BEEF-CENTER CUT ROUND STEAKS ,b.95 El1ERYDAl' r~nw PTCI ( l:.S Meat Master Beef G1ea1 lo RB 0 CLUB STEAK S lb 1.49 B onele~s STEAK$ SIRLOIN TIP "· 1.39 Bonelest Beel BRAISIN G STRIPS 1b .• 89 Berl Tenderl o11i FILET MIGNON ~,~;::lb 2.69 Boneless FA MILY STEAK S Cf'nler Cut 7-BON E ROA ST D•ced or Whole BEEF KIDN EYS lb 1.19 lb .• 69 '" .29 Ralphs Caterinr ",.,,, <•rtoo ICE CREAM .89 PANTRY FILLERS 1-rrll$ Bro~ COFFEE J.IO '" 2,29 1.33 H'ils Bro~ 10-cz 1~r INSTANT COFFEE BISOUICK 40-oz pkg 54 t I-oz bollle 167 MuQ 6 Ok ROOT BEER Alet /Plt11n & T1c;o ) 4 TORTILLA CH IPS •·•• P•o , 5 Se~•· INSTAN T COFFEE .... , .. 1,75 .loole11me Organic 47 AP PL E JUICE '2·o•. bolllo I Gold Medal FLOUR 1.14 DELICATESSEN DEPARTMENT Dubuque 1111 M~at FRAN KS 1.1, P••· ,62 Ralph., ••7 Stoc;,rl COOKED HAM •.• , ,.,. ,59 Hebrtw Na t•ori 11I 12-oz pkg KNOCKS & FRANKS l,13 lmoe•oal MARGARINE t ·lb.p••· ,39 Ralohs Assort , 1.(-01. p~g. GE LATIN SA LADS ,35 Ra lph~ BUTTERMILK O"'rt ·" .,,_ • ., .37 Ralphs SO UR CR EAM P<0I Gort.-,49 BAKERY DEPARTM ENT ~~~~~l~ l~~O~~Sd Hh. 35 Cl=IACl<EO WHEAT l ·Ol . IOI!. R"lohs Crieese l<vt:hen CO FF EE CAKE each .55 J'.1'AM0s0u·A0GER s"uNS .45 Ra lol'os "-'Ch ORANGE TEA CAKE ,55 BACK TO SCHOOL 77r. V.!IU P O•rt.1 E\•<1nrJ -nn e 5,,. Gyar;inl Ped r .. sl OlJ~liry -Popul ar Sto11des P•" .49 PANTYHOSE "'" I ,99 Le at~~r-L•ke Vinyl PHOTO ALBUM ~ .. avv Duty R u ti~r L-A. Rams J• FOOTBALL "" ,99 PRESERVES 20 ••• 48 HEALTH & BEAUTY AIDS Jnh"l~fln.'i 7 nt hn111111 BABY SHAM POO Secr"t ln1:l urJe., :)~1: 01! :l ·oz bot!l1 ANTl-PERSPI RANT A•Ohl Gu ~•d 1·'1! t -'n SPRAY DEODOR ANT Brvlr1 1"~m 4·01 i;An MEN 'S HAI R SPRAY .89 .47 1.09 .59 SuOPf HarCl-to-Hold Rea . H111d-!O·Hold I 58 VOS HAI R SPRAYn·•«'" , Intensive ca1e lot•on VAS ELINE \0-0l. bolll• 188 He;iCI & Shoulder& 6 S-oz boltle LOTI ON SH AMPOO 1.19 Old So1C• Reg and Menthol Tl SHAVE CREAM "~" ''" I w, p/,tlg• -no t vtr11d11 11• 111 permnrket prirt• nr1 lou:tr lhn11 Rn/phi price1 o" idt nti,.nf brfl11d1 or idt n.tirfll product q11n /1/JJ," t.':rclurl~• u;eekl11 t1d 1•t1·ti1td 1pt rrn l1. Calllornia BARTLITT PEARS Thomison Seedless GRAPES lb .19 lb .25 Ci!l•!orn1 a HAA S AV OCADOS .. '" ,25 Th•ck, '1'FllC1w Mealer.I BANANA SQUASH lb. Solod GreFn CA BBAGE F'•esh c"~fl CELERY S nack T<me F'a.,.or1te RAI SINS .06 lb .• 06 .IS .29 1 ~.i--ot. p~g. LIQUOR DEPARTMENT Sanrly ~~~cAl il'\ler D•~t lled in 10 98 SC OTCH Sco!land '11-gaL I Li1k11sh 11e Sanrlr~ GIN or VODKA hf'nlVCky ~011"" P.6 proor BOURBON R11lph s GnldF.n Prem111m \'/•ne f'1nn1 No 11. Ch~rrlonnay , CABER NET SA UVIGNON Tide ll'lr.to1('1"~ 2 5c orr l11bel I< ria Sol~ 7.59 3.99 DETERGENT .. ,, 1.17 HOU SEHOLD NEEDS 1\ll DETERG ENT N!'I Phosoh ~,,. M"~r.IP \'/hol e DETERGENT dJ·oz oka. A 1~•-ln c;I 1Jr:; 0'! l~hFI '?2-0l bo!11 '!1 LIQUID DETERGENT DETERG ENT 49·0l. pl,_g_ MD TOILET TISSUE Pk~ o! 4 cn1uon Oecora1£d TOWELS C0 LEANS ER 14-o.t. can .73 .79 .46 .83 .39 .32 .17 S1ateys STA·PUFF RI NSE GoL l,05 No everyday. s up ermarket prices are lower prices th an ~q(df4> -·-MAYONNAISE PEA.NUT !UTTEA ·-Oil ,__., ·TOU ATO SOU" e-................ -TUNA <)< ..... ~,,- BABY FOOD ...... .•• ___ .. --.10 ··--.12 --..JI ..... It' .09 Household Needs '~-ALL DETERGENT .13 ............ DETERGENT .. ... ...i ... 12 lo• I•• SCA~ f.•~ ..... SOAP ·-.18 ,._,., ........ 73 "' GIO,. LIOUID ctEANER ......... 93 ,.,._ CLE 4NER .. Y .. llA!lf AT RALPHS RalDhJ (Compart I Sava) TEA BAG ~0 °'" 149 91111k .. A· Tata f-rozen Ba~6d POTATOES (wilh Sour Crea'" 33 er ChtMel 12·ot pk~ I Viii Cru nch Gttnel• Pantry Fillers ..... , •• r. ....... CHEEZ·I T ...... MARSHMALLOWS ~ • ,., ..., •• ~ v,_r COA N ..... ~·ot•-, ..... CAKE MIXES ..., ...... COFFEE OAi"o coo1<1Es """ .... , ........ .46 .23 .25 • 37 ....... 14 ........ 61 f rozen food ....... .,., ..... PEAS & CARROTS ,]5 ,. .• , ••1 ""' "" •o•" •• PEACH PIES ! .. • lN l••"' COFFEE RINGS , ... , .. , !.>•• ( .. BROWNIES ........ ~, ... "" ..... JS .15 .79 .411 COCKTAIL TACOS ._, .. , ................... -l .. ,..i_. DINNERS .... 41 Ho utehold Needs ... ,o. ......... BAR SOAP L•""• PENS too JM L!OUIO CLEANER -..... BATH OIL BEADS ~-HANOI W~AP -"' ... °'""'""" PANTS (_ ..... 16 .......... 38 .............. 55 ''•• .IS -· .Sl .... 83 Heo/1'1 & lleouly Aid s 0 ,. 0 ••·~ •c"•I! TOOTHPASTE ,_, .,.,.,,,._ ..,...51 •,-<> • "' ~" ..... MOUTHWA5H ·---.9$ •·•· ~., •·-·~u""'"''""'" HAIR SPRAY •l•t .... 1.sa ~ ... ,.,,..., ... ~'····--SETTING GEL -"°' .97 . .. ~ ....... SOAP -~·'" .17 ....... SK IN CLEANSER ... _ .. 1.11 46·oz ca n LIBBY TOMATO JUICE .25 M th • I • Cous:ioti Goo<! Seo1emb1r 16 te 21. 1911 ore an JUSt ow pnces l>m<l1-0~y Ooo 00""".·";;·m; .56 CEREAL (Natural Cerea l) 16·oz.pkg. ~Im-~ .• ~ .•.•. !,!; .. ~ .. '1 ~:.r :1~1,r:·;~:~ I<> man y RALPHS STORES ARE LOCATED AT: 9901 ADAMS BLVD., HUNTINGTON BEACH; 15471 s. BROOKHURST, WESTMINSTER -STORE HOURS: 9·10 DAILY, 9.9 SUNDAY lnnk~ • . . 40 Dlll Y PILO T Seedless Watermelon Now Ripe for Eating By OOROTHY WENCK seedy. you still ha ve the pro· reason ts that the cut n1e!on \\'atermelon thal is all~ col· A. Cranshaw melons can't green, 1,1.•i th some gold. As it milligrams or iron, which is e were quit!' dark. \\.'ould thi~ °""" c-"" "-..,••1-blem of trymg to tell bv look· fits in the refrh.:erator 1nore or _ lop and hotlom _ \~1as be ri1>ened on the vine ttl all. ripens. the green turns to gold signihcant a mo u n L ! 3,ri mean that the tomato sau ce "Pftooey!" That's the sound ing whtt her the rne lon is ripe C3$JI~ 1 pitkl'd \1•hile slill green, and The sugar content is so high. or takes on a gold-mottled atr milligrams of vitamin c, or i\'as unsaie to eat·: of • watermelon·seed·spitter. enough b11t not n vt·r-r1~t<. \\.,.ird fro m the experts is thev 1•;ould surely spoil before A. Darkened scr:oitches on "·-be ii "··· th Und . r r k ii rn e!ons .... ·1th a \Cry white th•)" , .... h·" "OU" ,,, •• ,., ",' pcarance. about half your day 's re-h r r· . nc:.u-1em r , uc:u:iuse e ernpe me ons ac ;i1or. th.:it ~(•ll should Jud ge a ni1'!un _ """-= .> • "' " ·"'' t e ename uung are not ~ sound may become pa st Overnr>e melons are s11cel. underside are not fully ripe .1Ctt1r chances of finding a Q. \Vhat nutritionnl value do QUlfernent; 2500 International ,·,o n or spo<i•g.e of the fond. h. r h\' llS ~l1<1pe -I\ should he l'llhc r (' I Units or vitamin A-half your ,, Jstory, ike the chug of 11 but ha1•e a n1e::i l.1· texture. .,~·"nl.i· ~11 ,11 ,,.d with no lu inns really ripe rans iaw aren·1 11 11tPrmcln11s have'.' Seerns to Acid foods such as !Dlll<t!ues " • .-~ 1• day's requiren1en1 ; and sn1all steam locomoti1·e. There 's no ::.ure·IJie w<iy to ur pouitl.'d t:nds. 1'he nritl ll U EST 1 0 ~-s \\.E ARE gooc1 . 1ne th ey are 01ost!y water. amounts of 8 vil.din lns. react c!1em1c;i lly with the Why'! Because se ed less n1easure ripeness ex cepl b~ :.huuld bl· sn1rll)th w!lh :1 1·el\1:· ASl\EIJ But the Cra n~haw 111elon \~ A. You're right. \\'aterrnelon rnetal nf unlined cans and watermelons are now a reah-cutting the nielon :ind lunk1ng 1y 1~~1k Anrl the undersidl' nf a ~IJ delicious t1fter r iper11ng at is about 93 percent water' But Q. When I opened a can or c<iu se then1 to darken. Tht::i ty. Last year a small number at it. That ·s one good rr<-isun rlpe v•atennt'.'lon 1s yelluv.-Q. \rhy Is it that you can home -!he wall ing 1s 11•orth it !0€'5 ha ve other nut ritiona l tomato sauce I round that does not nuike the food unsafe were sold in Los Angeles and for buying a cut n1elon i n~lef!d 11 h1te -pr(l()f that 11 l;iy on ne1er huv a Cranshaw melon it. The rind or the melon ~·nu volue too: about 115 calories in there were scratches on the although it may cause it to Orange counties on a test of , __ or_a_w.::ho:::'::.' _:'::."'::.'_:· .:.' .:.T:::h'__:".::' ':::":.' __:'.::"':_.:.g~· '::.°':::'":::d_.:.'":__:'_:',::P_:'_:":_·__:_:' h::'::.' .:.is_:'_:'.::.':::lii._· :_"::.'':_' _____ b_:O:_Y_'_'·_di_:_P'_o_b_ab_I y:._h< __ m_n_s i_:I Y__:.:.•_4_b:_y_a_i n_c_h_w_"1_g::e_:;_2_e_n_a_m_e_l -'-'-" _1_in_in,;g:_a_nd_11_"_'_' _d_isc_ol_o_, ______ _ consumer acceplance. This!· year even more are being grown . Seedless ~l'a!erme!ons cost more to grow so last year \ lest marketing was dune to find out "'hether consun1ers were wilting to pay niore for melons wit hout seed s. The rnelons were test maf'ke ted through two chain stores and from two roadside stands. The consumers paid 10 cents per pound for seedless watermelons when-regular melons were selling f11r S cents. The. buyer.o; of rhese melon.o; were surve~·cd and 73 percent said they would buy again al the same price. This was encouraging nev>'s to the growers of the nev.' n1cJons. Are the seedless melons gOOd tasting'! Out of the 319 consumers surveyed, 83 per- cent rated the melo n flavor good or excellent. We've sampled so1ne here at our of- fice and eve ryone agrees that they are sweet and delicious -and so much easier to cat. Seedless watermel ons are usually sm aller than the con· ventional kind. Size depends so mewhat on variety. and ranges from 10 to 20 pounds. The rind is super-tough. which means !he melons aren't easi- ly damaged when handled or sh ipped. BONELESS BONELESS BONELESS FAMILY BEEF I SHOULDER CLOD All seedless melons do con- tain some tiny, soft. white under-developed seeds. You scarcely notice these and can eat them right along v.·ith the melon. O cc a sio nall y a "'seedless" melon sho1-vs up with black seeds. A few 11 !l percentl of 1he consumer testers reported finding many black seeds in their nielons. FftESH GROUND -t..NY ANiOl.INT NOT JUST LARGE P~C KAG~$ ROASTS WASTE FREE ROLLED ' TIED STEAKS ROAST fi WASTE FREE CEllTEI CUT CHUCK ~· EXCILUllT TO IA R ·1·0 WELL TRIMMED · Are you wondering where the seeds come from for gro \\'· ing seedless rnelon~;".' The plant breeders are respon sible for th is trick. Nor 1n a I v.·ate.rmelon plants are trosscd v.·1th a variety v.-·htch has twice as many chrornosumes as normal plants have_ J\1elons from this cross contain seeds \vhich farmers plant. These seeds grow sterile plan!s, sn their melons don ·t have seeds. 1 So you might add this idea tr. !'OUr Joke collection : when is a watermelon like a n1ule? \Vhen it 's seedless ' 1 Yau ctin see v.·hy the seedless melons cost more to raise lhan seedy melons. The seeds cost $120 per pound . And they are started 111 a ,greenhouse in 1ndi v1dual pot~. ·which also 11dds to the grov.·lng C.'OS!S. Are you re;itiy If\ g1\'f' the S!'edless melons 11 ( r I' ~ L1m1 ted suppli es nf ]i)c~ll\' gro1•on seedless mPIOn" arr bt>1ng harvl'sled 111 ,1-1· and 11-dl he a"1'ailahlE" 111 a fell' lor<il m;irkrts. You'll be ahlP 1n ident1f1-· thi-rn h\' a ~\1rkt'r 11·h1rh ·sa\'s ' ' ("a I 1 In r n 1 ;i srrdlcss "·a1rr n1elion •· \Vhether tht' v,;:i\i>rn1rl11n" you are bu_1 :'lrt seedless 01 Chinese Inspire Meatballs Inspired by Chinese cuisine. ~IANDAR IN ~fEATBALLS l .1 cup fine fr£>!'ih bread crumhs I teaspoon soy sauce 2 !ab!espoons warm "'ate r 1i pound ground Jea n be-cf 1 teaspoon pean111 nil i~ cu p \'try fi nel)' diced celery 2 large green rwpper~. seed· ed and very finely diced 2 scallio~ 1grt'('n on1011s1. finel y chopped with green lop included 1 clove garlic. cru shed 1 tablespoon soy sau('e I tablespoon dry sherry Mix together the bread , 1 teaspoon soy sauce and "'Iller , mix with beef. ~1 ?Jle into 28 very small meatballs using rounded leaspoon of n1ea1 mixture for each. In a JO-inch skillet in the hot pe anut oll brown lhe meat- ba lls. Add the celery and ('O(lk over moderate heat, stirring. for several minulell . add lhr grttn papper, scallions and ~arl1t : C(IOk , stJrring , fn1· several minutes. Mix in the I lab!espoon soy cause and sherry and cook for ~everal minutes. Serv~ wilh rice. Makes 2 servings. .,$109 19 B . e lb. .... ...---FROM OUR MAYFRESH FAMILY----.. OF PROUD BIRDS ,,..--REAL McCOY--. JUNIOR MAYFRESH TURKEYS 4 lo 8 lb . SIZE·U.S.D.A. GRADE A BATHROOM TISSUE KLEENEX BOUTIQUE :l ROLL PK .•.•. --. NIBLDS CORN NIBLETS WHOLE l'\ERN El CORN 12 OZ. PEAS 17 oz . KITCHEN SL . & FR ENCH CU T GR . B EANS 16 ol. RED SALMON R.E 0 . 7 3/4 01 .RED SOCK EYE •.... SPECIALS CORN VAC PKG. 98 BEEF BRISKET ''· C HA LF GAL. HIG H QUALITY 65 ~: GILBEY'S GIN z) ~~~DON sges 69~ z) WE WISH All OF OUR JEWISH FllDIDS A HAPPY •W TEAii INST. BREAKFAST COLA ROYAL CROWll MANISCHEWITZ G[fll TE FISH ,,, . . . .. ... . . .. 'l.19 MANISCHEWITZ WHITE FISH & PIKE on ................ 11.39 MANISCHEWITZ BORSCHT ~~: g:Lol'l1t ars •... , ........ 3 ~0"1 1 90PROOF HALF GALLON AN CllNI AG[ BOURBON '"" ~!~Alr,011 -\P!(l.0.1 ~.O.ll Pl!ICED (,AL MANI SCHEWITZ SCHAV ,.,, ......................... 3,JI MANISCHEWITZ MATZOS '"" ....... .. . 39c ;!R~~~HMIOl VODKA "'" "" 1899 ~t~~~~~R ~~!~~~~J,o ~:1t'. ~ 1 OJS :v~~~!~~~otCHO!t~~ ... l.~9~5 GLASS CA NOLES ......................... : ................... 19c ARDEN All FLAVORS 6 CT ·PIG. 43~ M~!!~-lb PKG .. 45C f, 6 PK 16-0<. 69c "E TUR~A8Lf5 • JELLO 5 oz .• PACK PUDDINGTREATS BUTTERSCOT CH, CHOC . 59c CHOC. FUDGE. VA NILLA ..... . MAYFAIR FARM FRESH FRUITS & VEGETABLES FIRST OF THE SEASON EXTRA FANCY, WASH. STAIE GOLD. DELICIOUS or JONATHON B•CH VEGETABLE SALE APPLES YOUR CHOICE s SPINAot. TURNIPS BEETS, SWISS CHARD MUSTARD, COLLARDS '!~~,!!!oE.~~. E• I Oc ~!~ !!R.~.s. ....... "·I Oc TOUR CllOICI SQUASH THICK BANANA SQUASH .•. .... 7c ~NI!'!'-~ 1 1/2 lb BAG 4 9c . . . . G T CE F M " f w PE " ' .. '. r South Yields Treat "C'est si bon"' In sou!hern Louisiana. steeped in French heritage, no accolade is rnore pleasing 10 praise of good cooking. "C'est si bon !'' Is also the t11h' of a treasure-trove of he1 rloor11 rf•cipics, preserved 111 t1 cookbOOk co1npilcd hy the ''oung \V o m en 's Christian Organizt1lion or Baton B.ouge. extend the pleasure and have it with chicory coffee. If you'd like your ov"n copy of the "C'est si Bo n ' ' Cookbook, it 's av a ila b le through The Young Woman'.~ Christian Organization, 201 St. Charles St., Balon Rouge. La . 70002. :-OIA~l-'.\.IA'S BLACKBERRY J . .\.i\f CAKE I cup butter 2 cu ps sugar J cups flour 1":? teaspoon salt 4 eggs 1 te aspoon soda ~<i cup buttermilk I cup blackberry jam l l'up chopped pe<:ans {1nore ii desired l Jn cu p ~herry wine or apple juice l teaspoon each -powdered cinn<in1on. nut meg. ginger, allspice and cto"es Crean\ softened butler anci sugar 1n eltttnc mor:er. Add eggs. one at a tin1e; whip v.·e\l in hct11een at hii:::h speed. Sift flour with spices and salt. Add soda to buttermilk and stir well. Fold in flour A MAYFAIR EXCLUSIVE mixing alternately with bul- termi!k mixture. Add wine. Lastly, mix in pecans and blackberry ja1n. Pour into 3 nine.inch well greased and floured pans and bake at 325 degrees for 30 to 40 minute s. Al 30 minutes test V.'ith straw: when straw is clean. remove lron1 oven. Cool in pans 5 minutes. Invert on cake rack and leave pans over cake for 10 minutes 1nore. This insures a moist cake. DOUBLE YOUR MONEY BACK GUARANTEE Take ho rn~ ·any cut of Mayfai r's meat, cook it the way yo u l 1~e . 1t . If afte r eating, you are not com- P!etely sal1 s f1 e d, your May fa ir Ma rket wil l then give . you DOUBLE your money ba ck. Th is is .how confident we are of our Mayfai r meats. FULLY COOKED HOFFMAN ALIF.GROWNFRO FOSTER FARMS SMOKED FRYER LEGS WHOLE 55~1b. PICNICS I· : DRUMSTICKS ... 1b 69' THIGHS . . . _ ,,.69< SLICED & Tl ED ••••••••••• . SEAFOOD SPECIALS GREENLAND 39 C TU RBOT BY THE PIECE lb. c \.ENTER CUTSLlCES ....•........ lb. 49¢ FANCY BRANO : BUTTER 4 PER 1~K0o'" ~ BEEF PATTIES E.491 I~ CUBE STEAKS 1; NO WASTE ............... , ........ ~.1~. BIRDSEYE INTERNATIONAL MAYFAIR BREAKFAST SPECIALS SLICED BACO N ~~~ MAYFRESH REG. OR THICK SLICED BACON WILSON CERTIFIED. PORK LINKS HOF FMAN SKINLESS 8 oi . l'K.U. ,.59~ ,.69c ,.29c MAYFAIR 'S DELICATESSEN ~~Ng,!~P.~,. Mf AI~ .-~. ~ J oz. PKGS . ,• . I , :::;:J' BAVARIAN, DANISH. SPANISH, ·.•·~ \MP.:K.:G .. J.3PANESE9. PARIS;N p1LLsBuRv B1scu1Ts 6 "9c . " °''"""'''""'"'" o oz. "" ............. · FO~ ~ MEXI CAN DINNERS ""'.. 49< ~~~~~.~Ai~!~! .~H~~! "' ... . , 98c EA. ~lN OE ~AIAPS, BEEf Cll•C. r,ll f [ ,[ SAlAMI CHUIS 'I 09 . ' A. FROZEN SANDWICH[S '"'" 63< "'"• ""°'" """' BOLOGNA CHUBS $) 09 . /"_"_"'..,~'·~~;-~A~.;~~~ ~1~;,f (~AL S .._ ______ ._ .. ~ .. ..:__:'.::'_:'::':":'":':'~":°':"~"~":':"~':' •:::··~"~'~·= .. ~· ~'~'J· FISH STICKS ,.,. 49' FISH STICKS ,.., .8 ~· FISH & CHIPS ,,., 51•• WEIGHT WATCHER DINNER SPECIALS PERCH, HADDOCK. SOLE ,.o, .... 8?c WIDE RULE, COLLEGE OR TYPING 300 CT. .. ........... . AQUA NET HAIR-SPRAY MOIStu•1 5><•HO •EC. ~v•f•. UN~(["'lf0 ~··· HAPPY LEGS PANTYHOSE THERMOS LUNCH SNAK JARS ADVERTISE D PRICES EFFECTIV E 7 FULL DAYS THURSDAY SEPT. 16 THAU WED., SEPT. 22 175 E. 17th St., Costa Mesa ' -· ----. __ .. SOUTHERN HOSPITALITY SWEETENED TRIPLE ··1 STAMPS WITH MINIMUM U .00 PURCHASE COUPON GOOD SEPT I 6 THR . , ... ,_1;.,1oou"ll •.. · USEPT.22 1 .. 1 . .,,,"' __ .. ,, ..... ., ..... ""'"~'·<l>N'"t=:::!::;:!':'.~':r~.ur1,1~ .......... 11111_ ~"::~""' OHf: COUPON PEI CUS1'0MIR: A.DUL n OHL y ""' OAILY PILOT Peanuts Power Packed There's more than one reason for making a batch of peanut butter cookies. A big first is that nearly everyone - and especially kids -like them. But just as important, and often more so to mothers con- cerned about the good health of the ir children, is the fact that peanut butter rookie! pack a wallop in nutritional goodness. Peanut butter ranks as one of the most nutritious foods that Americans eat. It is rich in needed protein, a good source o f polyunsaturates, as well as B vitamins. especially niacin. Here oats and nuts add to the protein value . PEANUT BUTIER OATl\fEAL REFRIGERATOR COOKIES •1, cup margarine 1,~ cup peanut butter 'r'i cup sugar 1,~ cup packed brown sugar I egg, beaten in teaspoon vanil!a I cup sifted flour 111. cup chopped nuts. ~\ix margarine, peanut but· ter and suger. ~!ix in egg and vanilla, then oats. flour and nuts. Sha pe into roll about 2 in· ches thi ck. Wrap in waxed paper: chill about 4 hours or until firm . cut in 1/8-inch slices with sharp knife. Place on ungreas· ed baking sheet. Bake in 350 degrees F. (moderate oven) 8 to 10 minutes or until edges are lightly browned. Remove immediately from baking sheet and cool on wire rack. Makes about 3 dozen cookies. Pack 'n Go "" 11f,..;..., 11f,..-r' ... Pack-and-go pantsuit plus dress add up to a fine travel wardrobe! Princess lines tip to curvy collar. Choose tex· tu red PQ!yester ~..!_c~n knit. Printed Pirtmi 9093: WEW Misses' Sbel, I, UI, 1%, tf, If, 11. Size 1% (bust 34) paat1ult S yards IO-lncb. SEVENTY-FIVE CENTS ror each pattern -add 2S cents for each pattern £or Air Mail and Special H a nd li n g: otherwise third-class delivery will take three weeks or more. Send to Marian Martin. the Da ily Pilot. 4.42. Pattern Dept., 232 We1t 18th St .. New York,· N.Y. 10011. Print.ed Pattern 9093: NEW Misses' Sizes, 8. 10, 12, 14, 18, 18. Siie 12 lbust 34) pantsuit 8 yards 60-inch. lNSfANT SEWING BOOK sew today, wear tomorrow. $1. INSfANT FASHION BOOK - Hundreds of fashion facu . $1. • " Ll ~ ,. " '· I . .,, •• -• h • -· . • • • 0 0 • I ' • y I. " ' ' I I l I • DAILY PILOT RATH BLACK HAWK PIECE BACON ~:11 1~1 :~ 39c So'd In Piece Cn'y lb. Pork Spareribs <· .. -; .. , n.69' :: ·-·f" ' Sirloin Pork Chops ... "· 79 ' :· . , Center Pork Chops ; : ~ . 11. 98' ':!·,-:i USDA Choice Grade Beef Full Ce nte r Cut Rounds Bone-In lb. • ~-FRESH GRADE 'A'-.. FRYERS USDA Grade 'A' 29c Whole Body 2 '.O 2V1·1b Avg. V.t. lb. Fresh Fryer Parts "'";;._~:::;'"11 65' Fresh Fryer Breast ',.~;;• 11. 69' fresh Fryer Wings '";:;,~' n.29 ' USDA Choice Grade Beef Ideal For Out· door Barbecuing. Blade Cut lb. Swiss Steaks c"•~~:. 79c ih:ck. Arm Shoulder B!tl lb. Boneless Steak (~~~~';:·~~~~, ll $1°' Sirloin Tip Steaks ':M:r.:: ~ '1" Spencer Steaks , ... ,.,.,,,, '1" L :)..1,i:•o.u&~I t~. BEEF Calf-Sirloin Steaks Calf Shoulder Chops USDA Choice Grade Beef Ideal Far A Pat Roa st. Rolled And Tied Chuck lb. 7-Bone Roast cc:::'69c USDA Choiu Beef Chuck. lb. 0 B R ·--.;.,,., 79 -one oast "'"•"'ff'.. ' B f R R t Be~I~ 95' ee ump oas "'"'""" " Beef Brl.sket '"''" ·-•···~•·;• 98' CFtr1tC./l ... lb.$LZ9l 1\. <.il :JI "'1" SLICED Ee~!!-" & OW! Y BACON 7-f,on• "89' FRANKS Sri'!W11y"1 Own l f L b r.'1luin~ ''"~ •. 98' Dubuque Miss. Guoronrted Ooolity eg 0 am .4'T'ef<:Q~-s~r.·snor,k lowo !'"1"~ P~-:..:in PH.Or ·AOV E~ n 5t - FREE Meat Insurance! So Many Benefits at No Cost to You! USDA CHOICE • DOUBLE IDENTITY [Yery cv1 ol Solt .. oy btof co"'"' from b ot ! corryon; !h11t i---o go•err..,en! """'P'- l h1 '""~d U S 0 .A.. l<>•1>e<1:0,. •l<>"'F' 11 yevr ""U"'""' I~~! oi.r beef ~n• h••'I. I•· •Pe<•e d ond !ov11d lo h• P"''" o•<I "'hole· '""'"· Th• U 5 O,A. C•o;t~ ,h,•ld ;.. Y" r g""'""'"" !hot our h~ef ho• he•" ;,..por· !<ally g roded by a lJ.5.D.A.. ••p•M. • NO ADDITIONAL COST FO R HIGH VARIETY See', For~. Lome, Co,i, Cr c~tn, lvr~•y, Co ::l Cu~. He.. y.,.,.•11 li•d diocoi.1>1 ll"'., lh1ougi\011t our -ot <mfll. N"I "" juol " fpw ;,,.,,., bu! 01' •.,,.ry ite"' we oell. ,4.•d """' ti.i1 ),.,.g9 Y11•iety, you COi' t hooo• th• ,,...,, a•d ,;,, th"' p'I .. ., ... your fa,,.,ty. • FRINGE BENEFITS ~ >It '"" .,f 5cftwoy b~•I, po•~, _ •. n•d 1.,,,.b ore t lo•e '""'~ el .\ ~--,. """" ho•e, la!, o•d Wv•te '\::~ ~' b .. lore W••9h<•9 lo g1ve 'fOV ~ "'"'• "''"' •olue. 11 • youf oo· '""'"~• of "'"'" good ..;.,;.,9 "'""' "" !he toble lor yo wr l'l<>~t"/. U.$.0.A. Choi••· i. the Ol'lll' 11r,.d • .,f beef 5af•way oelh. . l f p k f..,,, lo•t..,, P~·• 12-···49c eg 0 Or {S·;i• Porr-;,," 1t.. 6'h) pkg. Center Pork Steaks ?,;.~-~~~ .. ~'_:ak ci:::: 6 9c ~~?~.~~,~~~~1771 lb 5 9c L--,.;;..-=--' •. 59' F·~li II, 98< t~ ~· .~,-1<. 1b.53c •LONG TERM COVERAGE Through Family Satisfaction Yov'll wi" 11.,._ ~,.,;,. ol e•ert "'""'b•t of l~• M,..ily o• •~ey bO·e '"to •••rt d•liciovo mon•I. Be 11 h••• iA Y""' fn-;ly by ten i"g Them Sofe-..oy'1 100'Vo i"'"'"'d "''"""· VELKAY SHORTENING ==3-lb. ·_-................ Ve~~all Can h•Olf'!i•'"' , 8-oz. Can I PAR LAUNDRY DETERGENT 49 -oz. pkg. MAXWELL HOUSE _.,,....,COFFEE Ai-lb.J .. Can PRICES EFFECTI VE IN LOS ANGELES & ORANGE COUNTY. (EXCEPT CATALINA) TREES AVER NAPKINS ldro l For Picn°t.!>, Coo~ou·.s, Etc. ~ ~ • ,.,_ 35 ' " ' DAIRY & DELICATESSEN ~~~~.~.~~ N!n~~.urf 't,:: 21 C Shady Lane Butter ';'~' ~::. 81 ' Biscuits M·~,:t;:~~;~~!~ 1c:; 8' Coldbrook Margarine ~-23' American Cheese ~~:~, ~:: 48' DISCOUNT FRUITS AND JUICES IB kl t D. k , .. .,,, "'46' feG GS Fin $ Bto•d sut P J • 1,.,.,..., H•'J!.t 'I If 49' rune u1ce (ll i'OM•O Siii Empress Grape Juice '!;'.'39' M d 0 0 T~ ""25< an ar1n ranges ,.,. "' COFFEi FOLGER'S CRYSTALS 3.lb.$246 ~"-S l.12 10.ei. 1.S9 can LARGE I AA' EGGS C.NM 0' "' ""-39c Med ium Size 31 , ..... Eggs doz. ' u .. KLEENEX TOWELS SAFEWAY LIQUOR BUYS! ' I •" ' .j /, ,-. 1 • FRENCH FRIES I Bel-air Qua li ty ... Good So Monv VIDYS· ll-•t..2 5 c Just Brown & Serve. ''1· I. Vegetables :~:;;;.::, '~;· 25' I Cream Pies ~;~;;.:;.:;;-•,:: 27' I Ice Cream c!~~ ~1':1·79c • Orange Ju.ice ',""''""" '"21' ol'l(tn1·~t1 tu Hash Browns ,!;~~' 1:.~·l 8' DISCOUNT HOUSEHOLD ITEMS 8 Brocade Detergent '~~L 36C 8 Cleanser •,:·~~~· ll·l!.12' ... 8 Par Fabric Softener "'· 69 ' 11n EDWARDS COFFEE •AGE BENEFITS f~" '~• Ii""'' 'l'"'loty b&•f reo<h<!• p<!<>• flovor o"ly oft•., pro~er i:>Q •"9· I" cvr vo•I <>••·<n~dot•o.,~d ng·~g ,.,.,,,.,, 5,,1 • ......,y ~ol•h beef ,~., ••<>cf """'b•r or dny• ••qvired. •IT'S VERY SIMPLE -OUR 'FREE' MEAT INSURANCE If""'"' o pu..:ho1e of $.ofe....,y Meol fod• lo pie"'" f~· ""Y ••<>•<>" .... houoeve " ju•! t•ll u1. W• -..,II ••'u•~ Y'"" ""'"•Y l''""'r•I~, '"""•"'"11. c GRAPES U.S. No. 1- Thompson Seedless PEARS ~~~,:: .. s 1 5 ,bs.sl HONEYDEWS~:;:-each 49e Mushrooms "·"· 39 ' Italian Squash 'r,-:,'".;' "· 22 ' Potted Mums Avocados Yellow Onions ~~', 3 ~; 29 ' Bell Peppers ,1:-·· -, "" 10 ' Italian Prunes Pla nts 99' 4 •,' $1 "' ~~ l 5 '1'' '" ''" Qw1l1t1 L1rt1 F11I Wrapp1• $199 S111 1·11. P1t1 MIU - flAl l Y PILOT \'w't dritsday, Stpttmbfr lS, 1971 at is~cunl . " OUR NAME MEANS DISCOUNTS EVERYDAY! WE CARRY A FULL LINE OF QUALITY MERCHANDISE AT LOW DISCOUNT PRICES. PRICES EFFECTIVE WED. through THURS., SEPTEMBER 15-21. ~~~~YBRAND CORNED BEEF . ~ ~~-BRISKET GAME is-oz. HENS ~· '~ " HEAT AND EAT SHURTENDA STEAKS c lb. OSCARMAYER 75 SMOKIES :;c/;~·E c RUMP ROAST ·:· 89~. SPARE "~~~·· 59~-RIBS UANAND MfATY FAD SLICED 54c BACON HI.PKG . 48-0UNCE JAR e SPRINGFIELD • CREAMY OR CRUNCHY ® PEAIUT BUTTER z~~iis, WELCH0S e 2·LB. JAR ® GHAPI JELLY s~~:;~~~" SQ.COU NT • SANDWICH BAGS ® BAGG II S SOME sroors CHARGEJ7, BELL BRAND • 9 1/2-0Z. • 16·PACK• SOME STORES CHARGE 89c ®VARIETY IACK ~ : I @M0 ARYEi'L£'itJAM @8A1TH0RTOOM(TI~S'SUES~'· @PAN'c'AK'E'M'lx"' @PAN00 CAKE.SYRUP @liu'N°T':'s KETCHUP 'YAN 0£ r.AMP • frroZEN • 12-0Z. ®ENCHiLADA DINNER @il"i°1h:is'iv'E'coRN @c0 HOPPEDCHiVES @ ARRIVEDEl!CI •FROZEN • 12-0Z ~AUSAG[ OR PlPPflroNI JUNIOR PIZZA wtlGHT WATCHEl!S l..QZ. e ~l!OZEN •A VAl!ITT IES vr· 57c 41' 34c l·lB e l!EGULAI! • OR!P e l_P. ~FOLGER'S ~'COFEEE J .tB l!K.. 01! l P, ~MAIN COUl!Sl •BEEF STl!OC.ANCf-f 0.Q ¢' soc ~ ·il0PTON,DINNERS i/. 65( ~Gtl!Btll •STl!AINlD ,.,, ~,BABYFOOD ~, 33c @6R'i'PEFRulijlJicE @coMETCLEA NSER ®TASTY TfNOER e MANHA llA'I 1,.QZ. PKG. WIENERS ®PrttS!Ul!Y e 16.QZ.. CHOC.CHIPOR SUGAR COOKIES 35 Jc c c ,84° 79c -.,,/ 2.46 ,.... JS' 67c }lfc 9c }1' soc Jf' 24c J5' 45c -59' 49c LUNCHEON ENTREES ~PfN &Q\Jltl •\2.QZ, 23( ~Imitation Sour Cream !9'' GALLO ITALIAN 8 OZ.CHUB ••••. 99c NOWAGI DRY IJOZ.CHUB .••.. 1.49 DATID SALAMI 18 1/20Z. CHUB .• 1.91 t-PACI( FAD ENGLISH MUFFINS .;r,', fADelr..Ol.LOAf WHITE EXPANDED BREAD STORE HOURS DAILY: 10 AM TO 9 PM. SA • & SUN. 10 AM TO 7 PM. .t Cl ~Pf;111.Y c EA. c lb. c lb. BAN AEROSOL ,\::. uurG1 DEODORANT O.M l>J C.CUNI 80lf,l EXCEDRIN SOMf STOR(S CHARGE 1. IS SOMI STORES CM A IC I Ile .. f ! HOFFMAN SMOKED ' -W~OLE PICNICS WITH A POP·UP GAUGE NORBESTHEN TURKEYS BONELESS lXCElltNr FOR BBQ •'•, FR ESH FROZEN SHOULDER CLOD ROAST c lb. 49f •. 89~ FROZEN BANQUET DINNERS 'lB SIZf 7l B Sil ( BEEF & GRAVY 139 TURKEY & GRAVY 127 7 L6 ~1/t 1l 8.Sllt CHICKEN ~~~"'"" 127 SALISBURY STEAK 127 l COUtll e Pll>T1•11J•1 76( SCHICK 103 INJECTOR BLADES SOMf STO•IS CHA•GE l.l9 92c l S COUii! e ~lA fl 'lU<.I SCHICK INJECTOR )84 BLADES SOMl STOlfS CHAIGI l .29 10 l DGES SCHICK BAN CARTRIDGE SOMI STORES CHARGE 1.79 pol~ :;;::i ~'•cHICK' = )44 SWEET• RIPE LARGE SIZE • '· •• [ I •• ~ I • . • • • • ~ O ' I I ' a y I. n ' ' _4 I DAILY PI LO T W!dnt~d.ty, Stp\tmber 15, 1971 Alpha Beta's Man in Blue says: DEL BUSH '' a Our Crowin' Is S hoivi11' Af(ai11 •.• 111ith ourn ew store op ening a·t 1000 E . A Tosta in G lendo ra STORE MANAGER 9045 ADAt..A S HUNTINGTON BEACH save you s10.67*" LBS. (,. ,'E.EDLE SS •!TALIA • TOKAY • BLACK < I _'.'... GRAPES MIX 0 ' V ..\ . ~ ' tAATCH . '""-;..-') •• SWEET RIPE LARGE GO LD EN RIPE CASABAS CANJALOUPE r~RJOO CUCUM•BAERS 10~ LARGE SIZE BELL PEPPERS lo c CHERRY •A TOMATOES FRESH ROASTED • SAL TED IN SHELL FRESH CUT PEANUTS ro~ 29c R01SES SHALOM l'•L ~Ur•SlT or '!Plf·~Rf~ 111n I ""' P l ~O~H ~A.s •·(fl •l~,, 1>•£ J! .... 'l';K N!N '(f.O.P AND 1Hf ~ri:-.1 • ...... c '°"' \1->l •< 1.11 1-101. Y DA'r5 WH1(>f CULM IN,..,T[ Ori ~! f T ; 11 IT\I .p.1( OW !1> b~~CJNo-:-HtoH~~'i",~.Ut ... ~~Ng~~. o~ /I TQ•.;.,r·:r, ,.HF HOLi! r wr W •\I< OUI> j!Wl~H fl>lfNG<;" ,.,. .. ,., ••f;.l Tt1•tll ""•I• ~(W A ~011'G •.• [y( \[Al! J7'. '-'> 1 1~ O•l!i. U'•'0!.!1. MAY ]H[ ~Pil>I TU"'l STPlNGJ H; Of THIS 5"'(RED :Of ... ~0'J l'\e-1Dt 'NI JH .-.Ll IOIAL DISCDUNIS EVERY DAY snMl Al.~AB!T• ~!~RI~ 01SCO!J~I c~~~~~ P~•rr \.;;. BABY Tlll'f -UPS 1)9 112 I ~·~-~';. YASELINf HAIR TONIC sac 69' 'i ~,. '.. •; :: ' • :,-1!, :.: r :.-; .. - BABY LOTION 1)~ 821 o9c 641 " WE WELCOME FOOD STAMP SHOPPERS IN AJ(Y LOS A.NGCllS, RIV!RSIOl OR OR-'HC[ coum -'lPIU B(T" lOTAl DISCOUNTS • EVEAY DU ~0'.'I •I •><A ~I I' :,i;.~t<; OISCOU NI r.~•~ .t PAICl ·' ")'"•, <; :'·A.-i"A , OANOLA SLICEO HAM ~Sc 62 ' ~ r A ')'.flf";f ,<;: • '_;"'kl·'• '.• I • Jii• fF:, • 1!.-H.TL 11.Jf-li:I "• • · ! , .,At! LEO 'S SLICED MEAT 49c 45' I• ~ I REAL McC OY CHlll 85c I '-" 'f "t --· ~'.. • 1: c..:• MIDGET SALAMI 11(9 I >" 1 :!'; , ·" ." :•. ALL·MlAI Wl[N[R S j!c ,.-,' • ,_ ~· • ~L'Cf.' AM(RIC AN° CHEES[ ' .. 2 69 79' I " 65' 2" o~;~:~. IM-0 iiR;EsS1N;~Annr. i6c 21 ' ·;·;: '-:.TA" I' lk QUALITY BAKERY AT LOW DISCOUNT PRICES ~AlPll ~ Bl JR • -. ,? v ~-1 ~ LARG[ WHITE BRCAO c\c 35' ~LPH Ar B 0 ETA DONUTS v~v11. 41 ' ~l~HA Bfl!I; • P'(GS. or ~. 9Uli:!lrLY 47' COFFEE CAKES Sjc VALIJt RlfHA 811A • PJ:G or. 31 ENGLISH MUFFINS :l9cVALUt 4I rAMILY PAK •'fl 0,0.LLO~ ALPHA BE TR 11.tE CREAM 6~c v.1.t.. ·;_ COIJNT • IC!: Mil.I(• TR02Ell CAROUSEL BUS lie 65• 59• ~f'PLt 0 !1 ~[ACK • ?•·OZ.• Mli:?3CN 35' PET -RITZ PIES I'"' ,,-.:·---~. :; r'-7 • f.~07.1.tl • B ~l.r\ll g,,. •• ,., DOWNYFLAl<E 46 HOT SLICES ~c ' '• ~11 l r •:Af.<r,... \' ~; ., ).1' LR CHrf:s1: • ! k'~·Z"ll ...__, 'ENCHIUOA DINNERS 19< 53 ' ' © A ~l"VLlJ!.PG! • 11(.J'l. • ~ I AC~ P!:i'Pt RON1 OR SAUS.l.CE rR01EN 65' JUNIOR PIZZAS lie ' •........ ~:11~sr,vr,. 9.Qt. TllOZf.N ..... M FRENcAHBEANS Uc . 39; ........ Di .... ~, 1 ur~ '~0Zi;: BIROSCY! CDRN a~ 20• D-... AlPllll 8f1R • lC OZ • f RCZ!::< 27 D ..... .,, BROCCOLI SPEARS llc v,o.Ll'I: c MONEY SAV!R •BOOK SAVER ALPHA BETA BAGS MAKE GREAT BOOK COVERS! SEE INSTRUCTIONS PRINTED ON BOTIOM OF GROCERY BAGS IUTCHtR'S !RICE • ECONO PAK FRESH o~ i,"J;. GROUND BEEF ·~· " _?-;-l• FAM ILY PAK C HOPS SLICED PORK LOIN ·~ Your Al ~h~ Beta Nerghborhood Butcher !the Min in 1he R£0 APRON) Proudly Of!eu: P,O..N R£>.DY 99c ,. FRESH PERCH FILETS FROZEN MEATS BUTCHER'S PRIDE MEATS STANDING RIB ROAST BONELESS 7-BONE ROAST LARGE END 9l~ 99~. PUR E POR K • I -LB . ROLL DUBUQUE SAUSAGE 11>~Tf 0 ' ~cA •I I ~. SO LE FILLET S BONELESS RIB STEAK T -BONE STEAK ROUND STEAK BONf IN 1.09,.. 1.sa ,.. 99\. IOWAMAID•a BACON ;i~ c fARMERJOHN BACON 1-l l p.:c.;. 59c IU!CH tR'S PRllE BARBECUED ' CHICKENS 1u1rncn·s ;a;;, FRESH ~CHIRMU>, •PENN ~T VLl MEAT LOAF SMOKED SAUSAGE THE SE MEAT PRICES EFFECTIVE THURSD AY through WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 16-22 ·.~ •• rpl!l•QJ"OUIU~ :., "''. {Vl!IT .. ~AY '· ' • I f' ' !i I '. ' FACIAL.TI SSUE SO•.'f Al Pt!~ Ill f• ~lO~lS 01 SCO~NT c ~~~CE r~1CC o .. ., ... · ~.,•:· :;, ·•·• '-t '::!lc:.·: •...... zii ii 4P'1i:lils 0c 50' D •• ,, : ;. . , i.· '\" D "~""' 'AP!:· CONFIDE TS h·qf]•·,1 A-~f'l 10 ALLER EST ~:-r:·:·~.:F'JTC'R 1., 07 r DESENEX • t.~ Ar R-:; _ r ::i .~ . r;u·: 87c 69' 1J9 119 ~/.~ L,, "'"".;. 95' Lr9 "' "' ·------------------ .46 119 1,, 2 1-0UNCE CAN GIANT SIZE COMET . CLEANSER .... -;:;'. . SOME STORES CHAl!Gl 27t D..,.,. D.,, ••• , JOT AL DISCOUNTS EVERY OAY «H.1l 01 "~A ~In ~TORlS 01SC01 ilil CH•~Cl P~•f.' ,_ o•')~J ' ill i,f '.' 1 Rif.~/,( 1 f Gk ,, T"" ~--:· M'AIH.COURSE DI NNERS jic 67 < . •: ... ::, " . ' ~'. GREAI NORTHERN B[AHS !Jc • A'' ' HUNT'S PORK l BEANS )It © ;~Ei~~i 1i,-·F1~-1~N~ fl~ &9c @R1E10'7Klo'NfY BlANS>.~:tic H'U Nf·S NEW POTATOES l!c 1 J c ,f.,-;,:::. HUNT'S TO~ATOCS Jic 31 c @10 M1To~iuc[ ' iic 17' ~-~ . TDTAL DISCOUNTS • EVERY DAY . "1 @ cH'B'svilllP 49c 44' @ l>fit.c4K'f.sviluP '7sc 65 < 1 1r:-• 1.• i:~ • .._ -~-'Vi .. ;..l<- 1'\ PA-~A :>' Hu1fr·i'fo MA TD PASIE )3c 31 < · . PANCAKE MIX 61c 50' • ~::.::. HUlii-s~YT'fHUP r'' 22 ° @rdMATo-/ulc[ ·. ''¥, 32 < 37 < ,,, ~·-··:1:,;,•·>.·: ~GCBHARDT TAMAL[S :ic 27' RlPH R BEl A • J 1.11. JAii PEANUT BUTI!R '!.P CAN . Ill r: n R . r FDLGER'S COFFEE D..,,,.. IU OZ !All • COi i!!; o....... f DLG ER'S INSIANI .-~ Ol-S'CC !AR ' ' " v..1.1.u- 1J& r.n ,,. 135 2" 149 ·~ t o·;~.c;!; PACKAGf. PIK NIK SHOESTRING PDTATDES lie 23< D •• -M.0.1'11' 1<,111;Ht.N • l~·O'Z. C_} . .\' 48< D...... CDR HED B[[f HASH 57c ~ •11;~1r1.;1 • ,1 m. Fi·; .J.. ~ FIG BARS "" 59• C•J •• To\ MESA-Z41 E. 17th St. HUNTINGTON llACH-9045 Ado- HUNTINGTON llACH-11611 N. Mol• St. FOUNTAIN VALL!Y-8390 W11r11ti' LAGUH4 Hll lS-ZlS41 Colle de lo Lui!• llVINIE-18040 Cuh·er, UnlY~•dty ,.,. Ii IOUTH LAGUNll -!0122 S. Coot1' Hl-wrr D·••" g .. , •••• D •. , ... D.'°"""' ,_.. r: ;,•._. ;~1,-· ~ •• ;· • rn11S'<r! ·• r\ • ;ic·1.-;-.~-tH--,- ALPHABflR"D RIN KS' '26( ' , • ',', ' T '' • ,', •; PINK GRAPEFRUIT , 50, JUICE 57c l ~sta ~t'c~~~a Mit ~c 7 5' s9c 531 il '' \ltdntsd~Y. StJlltmbtr 11) 1()71 OAJL Y PILOT 4-G King of Sugar Whips Up Church, Eiffel Tower or Boeing 707 PARIS (AP) -"Mada me-. "Then J get to work," says Concorde, the French SST, on a bed of roses. baker and starts drudging he lours thro~h Europe at the Cordon Ble u. says. "When I take a trip, the the Eiffel Tower is served." Tho!oniat. He can turn out 40 timed for its lallnching three However, he is only the with the dough. teaching pastry·makets !heir "l eat tons 0£ pastry, first thi ng t do is look ror a But if you'd prefer a gaiebo, roses in an hour if he is in a . ,.years ago, is striped in blue, 8Ugar king after noon. At As pre vot general of the own business and gives a because in this field you h~1ve l>eautiful bakery. Sometimes I a Boeing 707 or simply Notre good mood. llis version of the windowed in green and nestled dawn, he turns back into a maltres ratissiers of France, n10nthly lesson to the stud ents to be a bit gourmand," he even ea t too 1nuch." Dame, Etienne Tholoniat, "the----------------------------------------------------------------- king of sugar," wil l whip it up for' you. "A client can 2.sk me to make anyth ing. 1 ahl'ays say yes and "'"orry about ho\v to do it later." !lays 'I1tolooi H! J re C\'e n nH1kes th r e e versions of !he Eiffel Tower - sim plified for S4{1, stylized for $100 and in full detail for $200. Queen Elizabeth chose the last. I SPARE RI-BS A self-taught art ist. he has through !rial and hreakage 0\·er 15 years !earned how to create sculptures from sug ar. 'The big pieces he molds cold "like piecrust." EASTERN GRAIN FED PORK Lean-N-Meaty Farmer Style But his forte is the hot n1ediun1. He cooks the the suga r at 300 degrees. pours it onto a marble slab and pulls it ~ith his hands until it takes on a sz.tiny sheen, CENTER CUT RIB Scallop Pork Chops Breeds Wallop MEDALLION ,BRAND 20 OZ. SIZE 'fhe word "Scallop" has dif- ferent meanings all related to CORNISH the succulent bi-valve by that ~~~~lopT,h:ep~~~~~~s ~~!1~~te~ GAME HEN s edge of the scallop shell and, in cooking. "scalloping" cnn· ------------------- si sts of baking in .a scallop BLUE RIBBON lS OZ. shell (or casserole) 1n a sauce GLASS topped with crumbs. APPLE SAUCE JARS SCALLOP CASSEROLE 1 pint (1 pound ) fresh or ARCHWAY frozen sea scallops \\ cop nmgarine FRUIT MIX 3 tablespoons cornstarch 2lh cups milk 1h cup sliced ceJery I/, cup diced pimiento ¥.-teaspoon salt Dash paprika 1n cup fine dry bread OCEANSPRAY JELLIED CRANBERRY SAUCE LARGE :!:i:2V'l CANS 16 oz. CANS crumbs FRISKIES LEAN & LIVELY 2 tablespoons margarine. DOG FOOD Wash and halve the se<t scallops (or defr ost frozen 14 OZ. CANS scallops). Melt 1:, cup _ margarine in a ~auccpan. With -.....---. i jl •)~~:Ii(• I•)•} 4 a spoon. blend in corn starch. Remo" from heal. . . TWIN-STICK POPSICLES Graduallv s11r in milk, mix- ing until Smooth. Cook over medium heat. stirri ng con- stantlv, until sa uce thi ckens and Comes to hoiL Boil 1 BOXES OF 6 BARS minute. r-.'f ix ln s ca 11 ops. ------------------ celery. pimiooto, salt and LIBBYLAND PIRATE PICNIC paprika. Pour into shallow (l 1i·qU;irtl DINNERS casse role. r-.tix hre?.:l crumbs and melted 2 t.ahlcspoons mar-REG. 69c EA. g<lrine and spoon over scal lops riround edge of casserole. e PIRATE PICNfC 59" e SAFARI " • SUNDOWN ea. Bake in a 350 degree F. (moderate\ l)ven aboul :10 minutes. Garnish \vith lemon. BIRDSEYE 5-MINUTE Keep Snug "f'~/1 / VEG ET ABLES~;~~~:·:: 5 I $1 00 10 OZ. PKGS. Leal Spi11oeh FRESH LOCAL KENTUCKY GREEN NEW CROP DELICIOUS 19~ EXTRA FANCY TOMATOES SIZE 2;25c AVOCADOS LARGE SIZE s~$1 HASS R lcut•r11 Grain f.-d 79 LARGE LOIN PORK CHOPS C LI. ~,,-ti~,7 .... -cc,-------------c5'°'9 GROUND HEF C LI. ;y~,,~ •• ~-N~-~,.~ ... ,,,..,----~~~----5=-9, IEEF LIVER LI. E111teni Grah1 F.d Genier Cut 98 LOIN PORK CHOP> c LI. lar M Hickory StnH.-d SHANK 59c LB SMOKED HAMS -BUTI P'.4.Rf •• ,,, LI. HALF • lor M Hickory S111oked 69,. BULK SLICED BACON ,._ LI. ~~~~~----------~ lor M frKh Sllced 69,. IULK IOLOGN.4. ,._ LI. COTTO SALA,MI 79c". ' ----------~~---- DUTCH LOAF 79c "· ~O-K-.,-.~ .. -.. ~.~ll~M7H-~~A7.i1~8eof~------69" OR CiRILL SIZE WIENERS ~ LI. cA~ll ~M~,,-,~.-,7.,~,~ ... -,~_.~o~.-. -------45 BOLOGNA ¢u. Ac~11 7•~~~,-,-,~c,~--,-,----------69 SMOKIE LINKS 1 ! oz. CEA. llf ',. ,;,.,., u' "'· •. I N.4.llSCO \ %\~ . \ \'O l)l. '1; 1.\ \~i \_,. ·'· '\ ' •! '·'· !/, TIDE DETERGENT KING SIZE CHIPST-ER5-i~'. ::: NEW CORN SNAClt HORMIL -4 01. Ce1t1 I ' I 20 oz. JU WATERMELON RED 4112c lb CASHMERE IOU9UET BAR SOAP IATH Sill ... Vienna Sausage -GOco CfNLY AT 8Af:GAIN IASJt'.n' - GLEEM T~~~~~~~TE ]CJ'i, I Wi lh thh coupo11. no 111lnimu"' pu1c.~1t1 r1quir1d. Limit I tube per ca11pa11 -On1 toupan p1r '"''O"'''· Vold 1ll1r Sundav, , :1Sept1mb11 19. II GOOD ONLY AT IAll:G.4.IN IASKn §~§: I GRADE "A" FRESH DRESSED HEN TURKEYS HEALTH & BEAUTY AIDS FULL QUART LA VORIS ~129 REG. S2.29 AT OTHER STORES • JOHNSON & JOHNSON BABY OIL REG ...... ' Af OTHER llG 10 FL. OZ. BOTILE STORES 89' JOHNSON &. JOHNSON $119 Baby Shampoo •;1 ~:~:. STORES .J 16 FL . OZ. PLAS?I C BOTI LE DIAL .4.NTJ PEll:SPlll:ANT -UNSCENTED DEODORANT :;G,;,~;~' 8.J FL . OZ, AEROSo.l CAN STOR ES 98' GILLmE P'LATI NUM PLUS DOUBLE EDGE PKG. OF" REG. 51 .89 AT OTHER S?Oll:ES BLADES Prices Effective: Thursday thru S"nday Semzt. 16, 17, 18, 19 Prices subject to stock on hand. WE GLADLY ACCEPT U.S.D.A. FOOD COUPONS I W! GIVE BLUE CHIP STAMPS COSTA MESA PLACENTIA WI GjYI BLUE CHIP STAMPS 19th and Placentia 710 W. Chapman AMERICAN BEAUTY CURLY -ROt\I 8 OZ. PKG. Reg. 2Sc I Wi!h th:1 c.1111pon. na minimum p11rch1 1~ 11q11;r1d. Limil I pkq. per eoupon ;-On1 c.a11pon pe• c.uttome•. \/old alhr S11~d 1y, I S•p!1mb1r 19. .-~GOOD ONLY AT I AiGATN IASK - I f •. ' ;, I •• ,. '" I" to r ' -• "' 15 ;o ;o go ' I 5 s 0 s '• ' " • •, ' , ' I - ·. 48 DAIL V PI LOT Ready-to -go D·ressing' s, Ever So Nice • Lieu of Potatoes DEAR NAN : "'bat is a grea1 lath~ cool:t>ook .... 111c.h 1n· p::irk:igc any flavor fru1! olher forms If ~·ou v:ish, use a the fru1 r gelatin . strawberry n1t1lds (eas1er' 1 they rnust be realistic looking p\asttc leaves p<:isle, plus ii btJUI !'1 cups good standard dressing rf'cine c!ud('d 11 n1<1rlipan version ~el11 1 1u. 1 c11p grated bl<lnt·tled fine v.3ter-color brush dipped frw strawberries. le111on for obtained from a specialty sup.. for marzipan goodies Thal's :i silted confectioners sugar til l that you just want to pu t ln the 1nuch easier to 111anage alrnonds, 2 3 cup .:'Wt'elenf'd 111 food coloring tn pafn~ gr apefrui t. ba11<ina~. len1nns. pl~· h(luse u1 ;\linn~?apo!is. I big help 1\tolding the learC's the pa"le 1s easy to handle. ovto~ l'"e tried jusl abQut These are han d rnoldcd cond en ,,t'd mil k 1nul clet;Hlsnnthe frui t.adds1 erns penr.;,limr fnrlea1rs.stems v.·i llbe happ\t1f,eiieanyor by harld<'lln ha1e ~ou mut· L'se n1o n.• 1f necess<ir~ Al- evtrytblDg t know lo do .llntl ii 1'hey l;;ke pauence bu \ I kno\Oo' Cl'nporatrd ·. t'; I e :ts r 11 on i1f ~h,,\P tlove.; nr llllgt>lir::i ~nd l!m~~ nranl:!e for carrots ~ou lh'.' addre~~ h1•w to !;>'I teru1g bad words to yourself. 1nond pu:;te rnay be bought at 1tlll dotla't come out right I ii can be done becHuse my sugar and I teasf)VOn almond i'htll t ill dry Store. covered. ptlrnpk1ns, n1nn~e". t'hrrrv or the catalogue, 111her per•tient A regulaltnn rn a r 1. i 11 a n loud spec1al!y ~hops tt rna ,'I use egg. margarin~ and daughter rnadc ihem and t.l'ley ext rC1ct. ~t1x extremely welt. tit room ternpe r;iture l'l!akes 2 ld11ek <'herry gelatin ffw cher· 1nfnrniation 1n ex('hange fnr a ret•ipr calls /or \.I.hipp ing 11 11 :>f>crn expcns11e hut tt is eai;1e r various seasoniogs but lt ii; "·ere picture-boo k da rling. Shape as minia ture fruit s. 10 :i doze n ca nd ies. rirs. self-addressed. sta mp e d t>gg \\'hil e fl uffy, gradually than n1ak111g _vour own. I little tither too moist or too dry. S!ix 1 packa ge fine-g rated \•ege!a ble~. Easter eggs and 0.1 use appropriate colors nf If you \~·ould ra !hcr usi:> envelope. Thry also stock \\'orking in I cup of ahnood i.:neii a Icing wr1y. rttaybe J doD 't bake it long--_:___:._::.:___:__::::__:._::_c_::__:::.__.=__:::=.:_ __ _:__:::_ ______ c:__'_C __ _:_ ____ :_ _ __::_:___:_: _ _:__:._ _ _:__::_::.:___:___:___:___:._:::___::=:_:____::_:__~:::__:__:.:.:_:____::_:_____::_:_:_:_ _ _:____: ____ _ LET'S ASK THE COOK by Nan Wiley enough. I use a 325 oven. Tbe. liquid Is beef or <'hir ken stock. U I bav~ neither I make some with bouillon cubes. MRS. SQUIER, NEW HAVE~1. Ind. I would use a 350-375 ove n \\'here dressing is baked in pans, especially if you li ke the top a bit crusty·brO\\'n but grease the pans li ghtly or dressing will stick. Th ere are really no set ingredients pro· port.ions for bread stuffing bu t 1 can give you something good to shoot al. \\'hile it 1s enough stuffing for a 14·18 pound turkey you can cut ii down to whatever you like. If you have freezer space make the whole thing. divide 11 into foil pans, freeze. Or you can line 8-inch square parrs v,:ith heavy duty foil. pack with dressing. When that is frozen solid lift out. folC: foil. put back into the freezer. That v.·ay you aren't tying up your pans. Ready-to-go dressing is ever so nice to have on hand when you tire of potatoes. It goes \\•ith just about anylhini;. 1\101-1 here is your dress ing . Conk I cup diced onion in a cup nf melted margarine or butter until soft but not bro1-1•n, stir· ring occasionally. Me a n w h i le blend tablespoon sail. 1 ~ teaspoon pepper and 2 teaspoon poultry seasoning with 4 quarts cubed bread firmly packed I it~ pound loaf ). Lei cubes dry ou1 some before using. !\'ow :idd the buttery onion and drip- pings and a quart of dicer! celery. ?-.1ix well. then pour on I and 1.z to 2 cups broth. milk nr \\'aler. tossing lightl y "'ith a fork . Taste for seasoning. r.-ly really favonte y,·ay of making this doesn't call for simmering the onion . I jusl combine everyth ing. season- ings included, pour on part of the stock from giblets I ha \'e simmered. (Save the rest. for lhe gravy.) After !ha! is well n1ixed I melt at lea sl I s t i c k margarine ( 12 pound l - maybe l\\'O -in my largest skillet. lo~s the dressi ng in that. getting all parts JUSt the tiniest bit brov.'ned Thal seem~ to imp01rL more flavor I am fond of turkev. bu t when you come right down to it I v:ould take the dressing·ancl- gravy first if I h<id lo make :i choice. DEAR NAN : T knn"' a l:id v \\'ho recei\'eS a small hnx ~f miniature fruit~ from a Ca 11 I() r n i a fr iend c1•r:r1· Christmas. Th ey are rnade Or liome sort of pa ste. I v.·1Juld IO\'t to ba\'t lhe rei'ipc hut tbf' lady wC1n 't give it B\' an1 chanc~ would you ha~'" i1··.• Al so. I have lnoked fnr the lit· tie mold s it take s but ha\'en't been abl e to fi nd thf'm. \\'hf'rf' wnuld T send for them~ l\lllS. A. GUTIERREZ, TA/llPA. Fla. Those marzi pan confect1(111s aren 't exactly a 1 err 1 f 1 c secret. The original recipe i:-; largely a mixture of altnnnd paste, egg white and cnn- fectioncr's sugar. but ~everal ~'ears agn lhe leading nan1e 1n fruit gelatins came out. v.·11h a Chefs Test Barbecues Orange County residents can put their outdoor cooking talents nn display during the ba rbecue recipe contest being 11ponsored locally. ''Southern California's v.'ann climate is ideal for outdoor Jiving and cooking, and pre>- vides plenty of opportunity to perfect fa vorite b a r b t cue di shes," said Nick Kane. a mercha 11dising manager. "Now local residents have a chance lo compare and malc h their best barbecue creai ions with other outdoor cooking buffs." Preliminary judgi ng for the contest wiJI be held on Thursdoy, Sept. 30 A cook-nlf among the top 10 entries i~ scheduled SaturdRy, Oct. !I ~dline for entry Is Porterhouse Steaks Top Sirloin Steaks UAN SJlf J(!I( y LI. Chuck Steaks .... ~0!1~~~~~t!!r•59~ Center Cul Chuck "~·::~ 69~ Boneless Round . Fresh Ground Beef .~i'~~Ii:. 59! rm Corned Beef -............ _.,, ... ,, ... ~ ...... 98' -Iott""' RO<Jnd C"-CY•C "(; .... $1.09 lb, /II, ff 'oilfols'I GRAPES i SALAD sizE ' Fresh Carrots '°''°"' 10' • FRESH , FANCY 19C l 0'""· '···" "01 ' 0 M""""· · I-F' d J.IJ.. r~G. lfm, Vint-R jpen11 Jb. ~ ! .~,R.C:,E ,~.~~CADOS 25~ ! Raisins ~:.:~f:·:~,t;~',.~,~ i~ a899: """'"""1w ...... 11 .. J>tU••""''"'""""""""'"" !U I ,,.,~.,:i fresh Pom Porns l v ... (N LOWER TllAI DISCOUIT PRICE PLUS BLUE CHIP STllPSI LOWER Tllll DISCOUIT PRICE PLUS BLUE ClllP STllPSI .. --... -- RINSO DETERGENT ___.c.;;-1 (;1p,t11 p\(G· N11.., W,•~ Color ~r~ .. ,~, , . INCl 10. OfF LOWER TllAI DISCOUIT PRICE PLUS BLUE Clll, STAIPSI FACIAL TISSUE ~-PLY Won'/ li!ow T~rougll ~WESTPAC ~~~~;VEGETABLES · · .. ~.::.~ ASSORTED 2001 ..... , .... _:~ VARIETIES • ,,,. '-"""'' BAG fro r•11 .. \ • .• ::: ,i.: ••tSH OCEAN PERCH '"~"' .. ~ 98 ' O(•O• "'" , I• I HEAlTH ANO ll"'f 1:1 ~1111 11101 1 1111111 . • I e~AUTY Alos ~1 11 1 1·1 1111111 1<111 :: }JERGENSr;;.\~3c ~ ~ LOTION '\!:-~ : :;,11 11+1111111 1111•1111111••1I•1111111111111111111 11111111111111+1 1111.1111 •1 111111;- .. EFFERDENT <l!ANSl,..G 1.0.llflS. W'• """'" 79i •RIGHT GUARD 1J1000t.a.,..r. 1..oz. CAM ... 99c •ANACIN TABLETS '°"·"" ......... , .. 74' Snack Pac Gels ~ .:.~,;~ 4-PK. 55' Grape Drink .. :::::;~"~:<:"6-PK. 54' Kern's Preserves ·~~·:~ 49' Fireside Cookies .· ... ::-.. ·:.; ·25• Jo/Misl Save wit/, Vons Everyday Slim Prices! ON IACIC 10 $CH00l ~°"' '"'°o~"" • ·~•o 10 """""' .. longhorn Cheese "''~' 11f'C1 ......... 95:. (;•"0~ "0" OIO .. ~ '"~;•;,o :-~•: 98' Italian Salome "r,1 ~1 ,,,11 ,0,_ t1 ,, Mozzartlla Cheese "''i'i'~~ :'.''."i,:"1-49c Ricotta Cheese ,.,cooo1 ..... o. "' ......... 69' McCoy Sliced Pastrami •.o•-,..(i. _,_. 4'4 McCoy Corned Beef •·01. ••G ,., ...... 59' [v /o/H/S)i :i· iJ ii I,,,,] .• :liilll 69' ·voNS COFFEE ;':il!i~ FRESH EGGS ~:::.';;:: 33' POTATO CHIPS ~:i~~::59' FRESH BREAD ~:;;·~7r 25' ORANGES ·;::';::~:.::::· 8 .~6 89' Col Fame Orange Ju ice ..,,,_ c .. 1 .••••••••.••• 21e Col Fame Orange Juice ,,.o: f•"' , ............ 4.lc Downyflo ke Hot Slice• , • .,,,,1. , .... , Ale Stouffer Meat J>je1 '"' oo ~"K"N '~"· .... __ A9c BIRDS EYE THICl & FROSTY 65' • ''~~l!T1I> 1:1 01 Po(; _, • .,., VOns Macaroni & Cheeie 10011. l••-"0 11 .,, 71c Chll led Orange Juice MMUCS[M "-<>". S9c LIBBY 'S PIRATE DINJKRS ,l(N•( ~AfA•1 O• S\JNDOWN 11-0Z, P~G 65' [v/o/N/Si!t·llt.Jjtl; 1 \(IJ:li. BOURBON Old Colonol T7lo• S1ro•g~! Ky. u;.p,...,f Save 40c s3~! ~"''I JKlfllrl1~!1Ilrll!!111,11!<111111 111' 111' ><I< 111 111 l!tl'I n ,~ ~ .~.~!,!~~~!! .. ~E 95c f "•l' GA((ON .. ,.,$1.19 ;; IUll11'1'1'1r1 111 11111111il lll1"1111 11tl llll111W1.lllllt!llH~J~ •••·······•··•••····•••·••····•···•••··· i FREE D~~C~~~o~ !!~TS 1 • 3Jntcrnational ~ktobrrfc~t i Al UHIYllSAl CITY ' fun 'or the Emir• family/ : Sepl. 24, 25, 26-0n. ', 2, J ' ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• J "" ' .... ,,1.1 •. •1 11,,1 .. ·.u· .... 111H<11"'"''" fUtu••""""-IH••<"''"l"'~'""'"""~'~"'"""'~~"'""""''''~"'~""'""'''"~''"l I TEFLON COATED I LASS OVENWARE ! SAVE 50% AND MORE! f T-'1oo .. II ,......,i glO'" """ ... ""' SUl'f~ SAY•NGS I"'"'.,_ "'d W•'.,_ I"''" nil •o;r h., 1.,.. '''" "'""""'"· v.,.·11 b. d•li;'••d wilh '"• opn9~11, ~tor~•• '''"'"'" ~" •h• ,.,1~.w'-•• Glo,. ... "'""'""· s-• l'I Y'"" ,,t,"I.,...,,.._~,, "' ~'"" o .. ~""" ~" I •oU• ,.,bl•, A!ld lho c!aan<r'll la ai•a·•o•r .,.;.i, Tollon'! II a.i!ing. SIA~! TCXI~ $fl IOOAYI No mO"• 1ockmg, K1ubbi"g 0< ,.._;..., ••• g••ol """' <omb·~or.ot>- ~ lel!on" 11 Coa•..J Glou O.enwore. Mu/J i.Co/..,.d, GilJ llo~PC:i. I' START YOUR S·PIECE SfT TODIYI /?r;I~ I W'H( I ITEM t-;..; l .~I ;_:i:; 1-6_lQ• -o.,n<l (o~~_Eo•...,..!!! "1"1 1$2"j l 100 _2:.~jD .. p!~f_D~~----_ "'9 1S2.4"_ 1100 ' J.S 1!·Qt Oool (a••••d (a., .. olo $l,••1S2.40 ,S100 Ii =4-9~ 1.'•·0~ u1,1,~_~1h __ -~ SJ OO i S2"1._il .00 ~10 , ... !.<wo,. cm.. o;,~ Sl •9 ! S2.••' Sl ,00 l EXTIA ffATUIE!····~ """' YOUNG READERS ~NATURE LIBRARY CUP THIS COUPON AND SAVE $1.00 VALUABLE COUPON i-1 : JfllON COAJfO I I GLASS OVENWARE I I 2.or. •ouNo 1 v ~~~~:b'.'.::·,:,-;,~.:· $29:~ j --------------------~ ....................... ,,,, ....... ,.,.,.,,,,,,.,,,. "''''"'"''"'"""''"'"' -. S.turday, Sept. 25, Gniry 10111 Ad A H . 8 -. blank• •nd add111ona1 in· 1 ams ve.. at Brookhurst, untmgton each 5922 Edi nger Ave., at Springitle. Huntington Beach Laguna Hills Plaza, El Toro 210B2 Beach Blvd., Huntington Beach 17950 Magnolia, Fountain Valley ·. ~::.':th·~';;~~.· "134081 Doheny Park Drive, Capistrano Beach WITH SALLI E \VIN A 3 ~ MINUTE SHOPPING SPREE •• 21t Richard's . · Dona· !Jon $1 appreciated for the philanth{o,pic v o u th en· deavors O! the -Sout h Coast Active 20-30 Club. Tickets at nur check cashing booth or from any 20·30 c 1 u b member. GOING BACK A FEW THOUSA.\'D YEARS .. ~1an ·s first cooking ef- for ts were to scrape wet mud from a running stream and v.Tap ii around a fish or bird, let dry a little in the su n, and throw on the coal~. If vour outdoor sy t;iste buds are 007.lini: rnr primitive iuiced-ln flavor . v.·het tht:m with ~ Roman Pol . Unglazed , very decora ted 11i!h happy birds, fish. and flowers. pnrou'> clay offers an ex c i t i n g tenderizing. slimmin;! wa:--of cooking. Soak the l<lp and bot1om in 11'aler for 10 minutes. put in the chicken. corn on the cob, roast or turke.v, set in a cold oven· and bake at high temperature~. a 11 abo1'e 450. The surprist. tverything·31 bn11,1.•n and Oeautilul. You 1,1.•ould think it 11•ould stearn. but it doesn·r. Cnokbnoks I!: o along. Would ~·nu like to t1·\n a Rom an pot The nice Romertopl People 1,1.•111 g\l'e ynu one if ;,·nu send them a recipe and they publi.~h it in a ne"' cnoklxlok they 1,1.•ill come out 1vi!h. You see, Roman Pots are so new. !hei r repertoire of what to rln inside is sklnny. TIN IS ()LD, TOO In Colonial Davs brides- to-be placed theiftin orders for 1\•atf':r pails. wash bastns ;:ind bread boxes months in ad1·ance of th eir weddin~ rl ~v. Tin cr>0kv cul1eN> for ginger ani1n;il~ or hang- ing on Ch ristmas lrees . N(')ah'.c; Ark has them all _ a quaint camel. giraffe , horse. bi rd , ilephant. f(lx . squirrel. pig , dn,1!. cat, kan~arnn or rhino. Don't kno1v how the Po ppy. trail poHer.v pef'ple in Califnrnia got t0g t>1her with the Fox Run Craftsm!'n in ;\'elV Jerse,·· hut thev kilncrl up a delit?.htful f','oa.h's Ark cookie jar "·ith all th e animals peeking out the "'indows. BACK TO ANC IE NT PERU 11nd Tndd~· I.he c0ffee maker that brews ;i 11 hole pound o( coffee in rnlrl "'a1 rr 01 er night anrl comes up with a cnn- cenlratf' 11 ee of 1he nils and ;ic10s e:.;tracted with hoi lln~ 11;i.1,0r \'nu store 1t in ~·our rf'f!"lj!Pralnr and ha v f' enou~h c11f!ee !n last a 1\•erk Pul 11 a table:;ponn in a r11p ;i nrl add hot 1>>"11ter. ~lakP~ grr;it ired coffee trio . , an exnt1r flal'nnng or lll· stanl cappucc1nn. THflSE O!~n NE\VSPAPEk S A.,\'O ALU~11'.'-JU~I GLAS S JARS Our t\ewspaper Or11·e LS .;:oi:1g great gun~ , E_1·ery week the slack gPLs bigger . . We grt pai ri l..a~t v1eek "'e. donated $147 to the O\\'mpic Swim1ning Pool rUnd at Harbor High. Acrnss the street a n d around !he corner sit nur g(l(l(i RPOE N ew port Beach E\kr; Club , thry are begging for gl ass jars lno booz bottles p!ease I And aluminum , .. c an s· scrounged up foil, o 1 d garden furni.l.J.v.e . anything aluminum . , . Everybody knows w h A t wonderful things I.he Elks do f(')r charily and welfart . It y.·ill help the t.ra shman . You will fetl you·re "doing something," and 11 lot of people will have things 1hey need because of your effort- Richard 's, the Pe op I e Store. Where &CKrn we'll have a new brother in HarbOr View • , -And wou!d vou bel!eve 4 · eight foot Chandeliers h&nging from the ceiling. Each with 10 light!! This is a grocery store : HILLS BROS. COFFEE 1 LB. 79¢ Hill s Bros. Coffee 2 LI. 1.57 I LI 2.33 Knudsen la Bon Butter 1 LI. S & W Cream Style Corn 17 oz. 83¢ 5 for $1 S&W Whole Kernel Corn S&W Mediu m Peas S&W Stewed Tomatoes S&W Fru it Cocktail S&W Cut Green Beans S&W Ki dney Beans "oi. 5 for $1 17 oz. 5 for $1 "oi. 5 for $1 17 o L 3 for $1 16 oz. 4 for $1 11 •1, oz. 6 for $1 S&W PITTED JUMBO RIPE OLIVES 531• oz. 39¢ S&W GRAPEFRUIT JUICES "oz. 59¢ TRO PICANA CARTON I 00 °/, Pu re Orange Juice n oz. 35¢ CHOCOLATE DRINK MIX NESTLE'S QUICK 2 LB. 79¢ Borden Danish Margarine 1 u . 39¢ SCHI LLING FREEZE DRIED S/lb OZ. MUSHROOM SLICES 69¢ Sunshine Oatme al Cookies n oz. 59¢ REVEAL SEE-THRU 18"JC37 1h' ROASTING WRAP 1.29 STOUFFERS 11 '/, OZ. POTATOES AU GRATIN 39¢ STOUFFERS MACARONI & CHEESE 12 oz. 39¢ STOUFFERS SPINACH SOU FFLE 12 oz, 39¢ STOUFFERS SCALLOPED APPLES 12 oz. 39¢ BIRDS EYE PEASw1'" c .... '"" o oz. 4 for $1 BIRDS EYE FRENC.H BEANS w1 .. ""'"" •oz 3 for $1 BIRDS EYE Fo rdhook Butter Beans 10 oz. 5 for $1 VAN DE KAMP NORTHERN HALIBUT • oz. 69¢ C&W VALENCIA ORANGE JUICE I OZ . 3 FOR $1 HEATH ICE CREAM DEVIL CAKE ROLL 16 oz. 59¢ OSCAR MAYER WIE NE RS All MHt •r P11,. a..r 1 LI. RE ESE SALAD DR ESSING GREEN GODDESS 8 oz. OSCAR MAYER BOLOGNA AU Mt•t •r P11rt IMf I OZ. PILLSBURY 16 OZ. • 49¢ COOKIE S C•o<•I• .. C'1, "..... 49¢ KRAFT SLICED I 'I> LB. AMERICAN SINGLES 1.39 HUNTLEY & PALMERS PETIT BEURRE BA R-M SMOKED LIVER 7 oz. BRAUNSCHWEIGER Mtlt• • pock•t in • .,,h of th• 6 Sp•nc•r 1+t•k1 by cutting •lonq en• sid• •nd 1lipptng tht knif e tlp wt1ll into th• c:•nter, Mix: :IA cup oyaftr• lc:t "ntd or fre1h l with I T. butt•r trid I tsp. 11lt, 1/• ti p. pepp•r. Stuff ••ch 1tttk with oyst•r1. Clo1• th• pocktf with 1m1ll ilttw•rs, bru1h 1tt1k1 with Melttd butttr •nd broil tbout b inch•s from h•tf source for I min. to I 0 min. 39¢ PHONE b73~31>0 FOR HOME DELIVERY IN OUR DELIVERY AREA SEPTEMBER lb, 17, 18, 19 ,- LIDO MARKET CENTER NEWPORT BLVD. AT THE ENTRANCE TO LIOO ISLE Or9"1n Serenades for your pleasure by Bernice f;y NEW CRO P, CRISP, FANCY RED DELICIOUS APPLES GARDEN -FRE SH, HNDER TASTY, ITALIAN DAJL V PILOT 47 Tho evenings •re bo lmy . the kids are baek in schoo], and it's fun to entertain. Set the tables in the garden or patio, a nosegay of flowers and the twi nkle of hurr ieane eo ndles , ond best of .11 a menu that's easy a nd delicious ! SQUASH 19¢LB. COCKTA ILS CHEESE BALL & CRACKERS BARBECUED STEAK WITH OYSTERS POTATOES AU GRATIN !Frozel'l l GREEN BEANS LETTUC E HEARTS WITH GREEN GODDESS CRO ISS ANTS DATE NUT DE SS ERT LOAF .... ith SHERR IED WH IP CREAM SW EET. JUICY. TH IN.SKINNED CALIFORNIA VALENCIA ORANGES 8 LBS. s1 FINE FOR SALADS , PLUMP, RED . RIPE, CHERRY TOMATOES BSKT . INCLUDE LOTS Of FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES IN YOUR DA ILY FOODS-THEY'RE RICH IN VITAMINS. OURS ARE THE FRESHEST, BEST TASTING, IN TOWN! All OUR BEEF IS THE FINEST, AGED , U.S.D.A. CHOICE! SPECIALLY FORMULA-FED BEEF, FOR BETTER FLAVOR ! SPENCER STEAK Perfect for ste1k with oy1ter1 SPENCER ROAST 8one1Hs, cut from tho hurl of th• Prim• Rib. 2.19 LB. SHORT RIBS Lean, fltvorful ind economical fire. BAREBCUE BEEF RIBS Gl•z• wit'1 1 spicy 11uc1 GROUND BEEF PA JTIES Pocked in • 2-lb. box RICHARD'S PORK SAUSAGE ?.~:o~:~: del ic•t•ly ALASKAN BAY SHRIMP f;ny cockllU size, cook•d & pul•d 2. 98 LB. SWIFT PREMIUM BACON ~:~.0;. :~~· :;;:t:~1.. 69¢La. Marinated LonCJ Island DucklinCJ Stuffed ROUND STEAK Marinated CHICKEN WINGS PLUS U.S.D.A . PRIME BEEF Dutch Crunch Bread 49~ FRUIT -FILLED RIETY BUNS 6 FOR 41¢ SEEDE DINNER ROLLS 6 FOR 31P DA TE.NUT DESSERT LOAF 98( LI 1.19 LL 49C LI. ~;;~3M! PAPER FtOWERS • AMERICAN MADE • NEW SHIPMENT • LARGE OR SMALL • All WILD COLORS 10% OFF ' '£\.c.1 ... ~ 'VIARKET HOME & GIFT SHOP LIDO YACHT SHOP ANTHONY 'S SHOE REPAIR FLOWER SHOP CLEANERS OPEN DAILY 9-7 . ~UN. 9°6 OPEN DAILY 9.6 OPEN DAILY. 9.6 SUN. 10.J DAILY 915,Jo, SAT . 9.5 OPEN DAILY 9°6 DAILY 1,30.6, SAT. 1,30.5 -- -l05 -p!d. lot. .,,., (le1i. """ ]tm 7 to I I· hts • I ~,· * I s:ioo. s:~1 .; r J,':l:il ~ I 11 1 ine l b• ' I ly . Nill', )d 1t:Jon :rts. l>it'. bl rn ! .~ Ea. ~70.l lofL ?>1o. , SE f~r1 Ins. !t!d- 4~1 I b1 ]RO() 1()17 I S2<'i sm ,110 S.'17'.J y B. b•. ""· I!';~ JI ... rol- •Ill/. .flo. '4~0 ~\\', Jgc ocy '.~. •hn in:;:- oo· lJ) "' '"· og. L\. 10. " '" 10 -' ol, llJ. 'JI Ill is .. •• 1' .. d· ,, " II' 1 I I I . ' <II . .c ' - 4.1 DAILY PILOT EASTERN GRAIN-FED FRYING CHICKEN RUMP- ROAST PRICES EFFECTIVE 7-FULL DAYS Thursday thru Wednesday Se t. I 6th-22nd We Redeem USDA FOOD STAMPS in our Los A ngeles, Orange 1Jnd Riverside County Stores MORRELL YORKSHIRE 1-ll . tfG. OR 1-ll. THICK 4 9 SLICED BACON ............ LB c 11 ,.,.~H•rr•N 1-L'-'"'K•G1 S 7 c WIENERS All MEAT .................. .. USDA GRAD£ 'A' USDA CHOICE OR STATER CUT-UP FRYERS ... LB. 3 le BROS. CERTIFIED BEEF WHOLE29c 89~. BODY LB . PICNIC STYLE SHOULDER GROUND SLICED BEEF BACON FRESH • LEAN • DELICIOUS TABLE BRAND GROUND HOURLY 1-POUND PACKAGE c LB. 57~. 45~. EASTERN GIA.IN -FED SHOULOE:': PORK ROAST 5 9 BOSTON BUtl' ............... LB . c USOA CHOICE OR ST ATER IROS. CERTIFIED REF 4 7c CHUCK ROAST ........ LB. EASTERN GRAIN-,ED TENDER SMOULDER 6 9 PORK STEAKS ............... LB . c USDA CHOICE OR STATER BROS.CYTIFIED IEEF 95c RIB STEAKS ' .. """' LB. OUR OWN COUNTRY STYLE• IULK 3 9 PORK SAUSAGE ....... LB . c USDACHOICEORSTATERIROS.CERTIFIEDBEEF s I '9 STEAKS SIRLOIN TIP CLUB OR CUBE ........... LB. ,A.MEI JOHN 5MOICIO 79( POLISH SAUSAGE ............. LI. IOHfLISS llfF SHOUlOll 99( ROLLED ROAST ······· ····· ..... LI. RO'UND sBONE'iiTOA1ST .. La. 69c U~DA CHOICE Oii Sl.4 Tiii lllOS. CfllTtfll O lfff s 14 5 T-BONESTEAKS .................. La. llSIPlll.&.NO ··········•'"·OZ. 39( BURRITOS ............... • USOACHOICIOflSTATlllllOS CflTtFllOllff 89( ROUND STEAKaoN1.1N ........ LI. USOA CHOICE Qt STA T!ll 1110~ ClllTIFllO lflF 7 9( RIB ROAST i·TH' T·TH RIBS ...... LI. li"Oii'iiillousi's'ii'AK LB. 5 1 49 ZIPPE ltANCI 5 7c CORN DOGS ............ . USOA CHOICI 011 STATflllllOS_(llTIFtfO l ffF 9 9c ROUND STEAK BONILISS ...... LI. USDA CHOI Cf 011STATiil11105. CIRTIFllO lllf 9 9• RIB ROAST1sTTHRUl ·THR1s ..... La. USOACHOICfOtSTATllllflOS,ClllTlfllOlffF $ 119 TOP SIRLOIN STEAK . LB • • CLOSE-UP SUAVE BAN TOOTH SHAMPOOoo DEODORANT PASTE HAIR SPRAY ~~~~~·~···· 89< 110 6. f,llHN 16-0.t Ul.1.lil\POO SWABS OE.l.L 4 6.0UNQ l l -OJ HAI-SPRAY 59~. JOHNSON4 JOMNSON 65c ntA'l'PAOC: ~g~NT ... s 109 SCHICK TOOTH EXCEDRIN BLADES POLISH TABLETS ( ~00 .. 1\JM OOUOU 10<;1 P( A•l s111 ....... 29< "1(T "~1.44 ~OP\ PKG. l 7~-0J. OF .12 EFFERDENT COMMAND PEP SOD ENT TABLETS HAIRSPRAY TOOTHPASTE FOlfMEN P<O. 79< s109 ~:f~.~.~ ..... sac OF40 .... ., .. 7-0l ...... PA, I '" i~ GSOLDENGRAINLONG 3 69 'i ,~:~: ~~: p AG HETTI I-LB PKGS c 1"', .. 11:... oz 33c HUNT'S ASSORT.ED 11 t ~~~c~~1~~i~~'~:;e',~;:,. ,,:~v~'. ~~: SK I LLET DINNERS EA 7 9c ;, SILK ROLL TISSUE • "' 38' HILLS BROS "" EASYWASH ,,.,,,_,65' co· s 1 '3 ' p~~~;;~~MP 3 •0~'$"179' LIBBY -THEP~Ef!J INST ANT ... IO·OL s ~1:i~~1iLs~~~~6~1SH '"' ·;:; ~;FRUIT COCKTAIL 4 c~~s 1 WHITE Kl NG 'D' C• '"''"'. "v. 89' LADY SCOTT FACIAL ~~~lN~i~gT~g~P~':~'' ·· ';;,~; ~~ Tl SS U ES 1 ~0c~uNr 4 $ 1 LBS. PEARS:::~ LARGE DELICIOUS BARTLETT 2 c K-2R SPOT LIFTER ;;:" .. '°' s1.59 ............ .................... 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"'l"."'" 19' ~:f"E~~,rE1•r;:::!G,~~::::.~ .. :~:::~.:-:;: CAT F 00 D 8 •·0z S 1 ............ 9.oz. tJJ) (I II '07 "'"''' 3 Ol • Tll~lll ll O~'IO OETEIG{NT . er ........... ,,_' _jJt HUNT'S TOMATO ' COOL WHIP 53c LEGS ~ ..... ,_'#'( NESTEA INSlllN! 8-9' .............. ,., o:l 19 ~;:~,~~:~~~~~~{G~~~rt;_~~ u•-... :~; ,.. CINi itiic'i'&'iios1v ..................•. o •. 6 5' p :::: " f:. ~~~iTu~~~~~itif ;;;; , : ;: :: ~~ :~:~·.~~:~:::.·.~~·.~~~·:::·~' -•·· ~ KET C HU P 3 , .. 0, 69 c 'c'R"E'A'M'"E'o CORN 31): 1·u·P£0"R0T"'s.T'""EA"KS 1 1~ ,;~,~~~r: ... T ~ ICEBERG DILLS f,,IJ NI J f,,N t s 59' ICING Sil( • 8 ( •• l(ltlf., \) ----· ··~ (llN(.SJltOM 11ssoR1Eo .......... lf>·OL Palmolive GJttl~G••N''"" •1'l!~~.1.Utl 3f)C •u•1•1•-•ou"O 71'k W.1.1\TlOTOI JUICE U!EESWlEt 49' !~~!~.,~~TTl.-~UCI-10.et \) !~~l~;l~;~,~.l! .. ~!NNER -.......... ":/ ,!,.~~~l. J Pll\llCG~APE~RU IT • •6 oz LIQ.UID ........... ... MIXED VEGETABLES _'"" 33' MORTON OINNEllS '" "' 39' 6 ,~!II JUBIUE "" , • ., 9 9 C ••«•GionH1111-ll.LOAVH 53c i. ' CHDIE SPREAD . <A••JNA"'x" 2 7~ ~ BRIDGFORD BREAD .... ... ,~..it ...... ' ,. !! JOHNSTON •ASSotrflD .. U1TfLAVOH 5 $1 ,,, LOGCABINSYRH~-"· --· ,.°' 12: CLEANSER . ~ ·YOGURT BOKAi , oz PEANUTS BROWNIE Mix '"°"" ............... ,, oz 11 m · ...................... . . G M. TOTAL CEREAL . 59' BOLD DETERGENT " 88', § •ll lWC1•1 t"!!5! 71' IOWll>IOVll t •&t i" 49' ClllCUS l ·OUNCI • ..... -...... t 2 OZ & l\IT ~~~-~~~!lAKES --~ 89" ~~~,MILK SANDWICHES 69' VIRGINIA ........................... ),, CIRCUS MIXED NUTS RE•-· • oz 59' IVORY FLAKES ········ '""' 88' . ~~~~~.~.~RIMP ,, __ , ... 47' ~.~.~OLLS -.-•N 28' r.~~~~~. . ~.:: .. i:: CLllTTRCEURSGCASHEWS ............ _._, ... oz 759'9' llVVOORRY SNOW .......... ""' 88' . REALWHIP ..... --•o" ORANGEJUICE "" DllYROAST ................. l•• REEN '°""' ............... •·" YLIQUID ..... ""' 59' TAB !59c PRES TONE ANTI-FREEZE GAL •... $ 199 SPACE FOOD STICKS PILLSIURY :K~~ ....... 55' .. RIFILL 12.oz.59c SUN COUNTRY At• F-RfS.HfN!RS 1••tt ''· ......,,,. ....... w.""...,_ 101 w .. 1 Ml..._, StrMt. C:09te .,._ ,61•1191....-..... ,,, M•11tl .. 11• kec:• JtOl W• .... , ..... ,, "'-9, S...t. A" 1111 Chp-·-· .......... ," JJ6t "-" , ........ _ ... i...... .... . 1100 1"' c.111 .. ,. ....... o, .... 11J2 w....,httt.r 11M .. w .. 11111'"'" J4JO W-ll9C•h ......... A11 ... !11 J6JO ldl ..... ""*"• i11t1 A11 1111 Mc,.dNll A•f'fl~•. leiits A111 .. 18 l'ILOT -ADVEll:TISER Wtdllfid.17, Stpttmbtr lS, 1971 w;dntSda1, Stpttmbff lS, 1(171 DAILY eJLOT .# THE REAL ESTATER! i ,0 Of(~ OFFERS MORE! No. 1 '" ••~k_,,,.,. •nti .,..,. th9 ....... ,,.,,... u 1 .. ,..,1. In .S •fflc .. t• f~l•w thrir- No. 1 No. 1 In Allwrtl1ln,......C•m,l•t• c•v•r ... •f the H•.,.. Mr ArM .....,, tl•y. VALUE-CHARM-LOCATION \V1ap1M'd up in this •·t1sto111 :!700 foot .J bftlroorn \ivn11• 111 Jovf'ly Ba)1·rr.~1 -i\r11·1 >0rl Brach. Srpara1r f•irinal din1nc: rounl. hu~r· ll\'Ul~ roon1 y.·1111 :,tun~ f1rep!a(·r, sliding :;:la~s d u<•l'S OfJC'll nut 10 cu:.l oen pnol -11·ith heautlful landsca/•in:; . .:i i-:: baths. Only $83,000. 673-lS550. PARK HUNTINGTON HELMSMAN MODEL $42,950 S•'" a !H'll ial!' p1•ic•·tl al SHI, 190 11 1111 IHl 11npru1 r· n;f'n\,; a 11d 1!u•11 11\'!'''"1 l hi~ ho ·a u11f11 I hnrll~ 11 11 11 r 1·c ryth1nJt;' f'1 ·111u1·,·.-q hl'd ro11111:;, lar~r lan1 1!y 1·ronn1 11·lll1 firr>ph11·1•, :.'1~ bath~. la11d~1:apu:g, l·0~11- 11!"tc l>/•rinklrr :,y,;l,.111. ll lol·k l'flll~. h11~•· lnl 11·1t h side !H'Cl'S,~ for h11:11 . t1·111lrr or cnn1p,.r. Choicr location on t'ul-r!1 •-su" ,;trrrt. Sparkl{'s likC' a n1ndel 1hrn11ghou1. Fo1· additio nal inforn1atlon, phone 546-2313. 7 MONTHS NEW IN MESA VERDE Tile diffi(:ult and f'.~pr11s 1\'f' p<1 rl nf prrpar1ni;:: 111ls d!'li~htf111 hon1" for 1,:nn1 rnr1flblc, 1·arr-frf'f' II\ ing has ,iu.-;1 t:wrn r r11npl1•lf'd i)y tran~fcrrcd CJ\\'!lC'I'~. You r·an b11y 1 111~ vn" right. 4 hrdroon1s, dining room, farnil,v rt1nrn all on o~i:· ri:-()r. ~n \atr r•ourl)Ul'd, 1nC111.v f':>.ll'a s. :,;.!•1,950. Call 546-:.!31 3. "EXECUTIVE DREAM HOUSE" 11 "·ill ral.;r vour bn•at h a11ay. F'ant.1s1ir horn" 1hat l'Lt::: on 11ii i.~lanrl. l'l'l\'31(" 1.;:it10 "i1h a harhur , 1cw. l!ut::r 111astf'r drr.~si n~ roon1. plus a Roman tub. It c1•Pr1 has a fl oat in:;: .'1al1"!1·a y. 842·:!5:J:> ,., IT'S ON SANDPIPER MESA VERDE Beautiful Republic split-level home con~bincs f?r- mal rlegance and fnmily comfort I~ quiet sctt1n1t of rountry atmosph('re \\'1th mtuomum pr1vac3. Features 5 bt>droorns. largr family room with brick fi replace + 1vcl bar. Formal dining r oom. hure m11stPr suit(', lovPly i::o.ld 1'!hai:: carpE'Un,. Srr ii to epprM::io tc Full price $52,950. P hone 515-2JIJ '. ~ A COMPLETE PACKAGE OCEANFRONT DUPLEX :l bedroon1s and 2 baths up and 3 bcdroon1" and 2 ba ths do,,·n. The beach and ocean are your front yard . l~xc:cl lcnt rental area. J:>riced a l S69.500 . Call G.\0-71i l HOUSE PINCHING YOU? 1-iere's an ideal fa1nily home! 4 bedrootns. family room, huge living room and n1asler bedroom. Trailer or boat storage area. \Vired and plumbed for a pool. First time advertised. Dahlia floor pla n in Dean Gar- den. S45.950. For infor1natio n call 646-7171. WANT MARINERS SCHOOL? \Vant : 1. t.:ood Construction? 2. 4 bedrooms'.' 3. Park facililics'.' 1. Tennis? 5. Built in appliances " 6. Large patio? 7. 11ard,vood floors : 8. Fireplace? 9. Priced, $36 .950 Then call no\1• to in spect lh1.s lovely home today, 646-7171 . EASTSIDE COSTA MESA Beautiful ·rahltian Pool and 3 bedroorn horne. \\'ell located rn a fan1i ly area. \\'ill trade! ~39 .500. (;all 54G-l31.1 for an appoint- 1nent SUBURBIA PARK ASSUMABLE VA LOAN SJB,900 ('an you match this opportunity ? Popul_ar split level home 11·ith 4 bedroo111s. ft:Hntly roon1 and 21;2 baths is situated in c hoice location/neighborhood near everything. F~xistent 6% ~~ VA Joan bal;:inc:e is appruxi- mately S33.850 and 1nay be assurned lvith about S5,000 do,v n. For additional 1nfor ma- t1on, please call 54&-2313. I , ' "BEACHSIDE" Love this ont>t.. This ~autlful beach home has • huge double fireplace. •formal dining room, and 4 large, large bedroomis. Also, t here 11.re J beth~ 8nd a 1'!m&ll room bu.ilt over th(' earagt. Price(i below ma rket. 842-25.35 - LIVE HIGHER 5 bedroo1n. 5 ba\.h home \1·ith exceptional ocean \'le\v Architect dcsig{led. l\lodcrn. Best l'an1eo Shores location "'ith cus\0111 pool and lar~c d ecked area. Over 4 :~00 :-quare leet of ti 1·ing art:a. Quality reflccl- ed thioughout. :\sking $1:1:!.000. f'al! lor particulars -67:!-8550. *MESA VERDE PACESETTER* One of !\lesa Verde'~ best streets. 4 bcd- roo1n s, 2 full baths . Sexy masler bedroo1n \l'ilh sunken tub. overhead lighting in baths and kitchen. familJ' and eating rl oor area~ covered \vilh Spanish Liles. .l\!so drivc- through garage \l'ilh o separatE;, detac hed bonus roon1 pluinbcd for sho11·s and \VC L bar. Prl(:ed for fa st. sale $43.900. 546-:!3 1 :~ "LIKE TO SEW?" llere's your own private cuslo1n-designed se ,ving roon1, plus . a custom built recrea- ti on room to house the k ids .. I\ beautiful J bedroom. 3 balh home. carpeted in "knce- deep·· shag. Don 't rn1!!" 1111~ one . Bkr. 842·2)15 "SEA BEAUTY" Caressed by lhe tradc\r1nds of lhe Pac1l1c and \valk ing a 1~1.111cl' to t he bcac·'1. our ~ca beauty al so o1fC'1 \ 4 bedroorn s. :l baths and an assutn;:ible lu;i11, Priced lo sell. 842-2535 "BUYERS DEL~GHT" Brin~ you1· eheckbook. I lere is a ~ bcd- roon1. forn1a! dining , 2'1:i bath.•. 2 patios and pric ed al only $29.750 can't n11 ss pur- c hasing this one! Call no\v 842-2535 '"> " :• .. SOLID COMFORT $37,500 .. PerfectJy kept horn<' in Turtle ROCK with beauti- ful view o f UCl and the vallt>y. Just short dis- tance to park and pool. 3 large bedrooms. 2 bath1'!. Spa.ciou1' livini;:: room, fireplace. Qualily '"Iv• ctlrpPts and !'uslom dra~. Separate for-nal dining room. Outstanding Built-in kitchen, fenced rear )'&rd. "'ell landscaped. A must 1'CC. 67J-85i)(), , • I .. I "WAY TO GO!" If you·re looking for a 2 storv 4 bedroom hon1e \l'ilh :l.08:! :-.q. fl. then ·iook no fur- l her. s3:1.li00 1~ the price on the sharpie. \Vha1 a 11a.\ 10 go . ('all today. 84:!-:!:1;1."1 "DREAMMAKER" L1\•e happily evera!Ler in this n1oor1sh castle. 2800 sq. fl. of fo rmal living. 4 bed· rooms, li ving roo1n. dining roorn. family room and the m aster suite on a separate level. Cati 842-253.5 "BEACH BUY" .-\re you ready for this?~ 4 large bedroo1n ~, /'orinal d inin;..: rooin, larg'e fan1ily roon1. plus a co1·ercd pa tio. 2400 S'J . ft. of living for only s:JS .995. Don't \rail ~ 842-25~5 HELP! DIVORCE! Jus t listed a l••lesa v·erde Republic J.lome, 5 bedroo1n a nd t-~a1nily Roon1 . Priced to sell. S41.900. Call 54&-2313 for t he facts: on th is bargain. YOU MISSED THE LAST ONE HERE 'S ANOTHER CHANCE \Ve ha ve another popul<ir Portof1no 1nodel 1n Jlarbor \'1e11· llo1ne!'i. ''es. 1t has alt 1!10:-.e :-.pec1<ll feature:-.. • Bonus roon1 l1n1shed carpcled and rlr;:iped 1vilh sleep- in g lnfl and bath. • J<'ce land -choice, pren1iun1 lot. • Convenienl to s1ri m1n ing pool and rlu b house. e Upgraded carpels and drnpes !hroughout. • Landscoped front and rear e 4 bedroom~. din ing roo in . farnily roonl. 31,i baths, 2600 Sq. F't. CO"IPARE VALUES ANO YOU 'LL BUY !60.500. Call 546-23 13. "LOOK HOW SHARP" It's Va cant and owner doe!n't like it that way. .1 111.rg~ bedroon1s, 2 sparkling bathi;, fantutic kllchen and family area, n1a.nicurl'd l111\•n11 11.nd n1uf:h mor". If you like il clPan, call for a sho"·. in2. Only s.12.9:;o. Call 5'16-t:n:i.. tn S•I• In th• HarMr .-,. • ._,,.., ,..m.,._ Thi• 11 w!Mrti '"The ActJ.,. IL .. • NEVER A DULL MOMENT is 8 ehe<-rful Jlrosprrt of a hon1(' on the bayfront. '.rhe ct>ntinuou~ pas~ing boat paradf' and sparkl· 111::: \1•ater off Pr a most exciting 1·icv•. Sel off witll ~ g-ooi.,ict insid£O-outsid~ living plan. This house it 1n an unmaculate movP-i11 condition. :\ large bed• roon1~ •. 112 baths.:? pa tios, study, f'lectri(' kilrhen, hreakfasl roo1n and fom1al dining rooni. Make 11 date to see ii. $16•1,000. 673-8550 . • HUNTINGTON HARBOUR WATERFRONT ' I Sp11 rld1n,1.; ilf•:tu1y 1< ith till' fr'o11l:tJ;1· 011 S1111.-1·1 lildr or . .\din1ra\1y l ~!t1nd. ll11 gr parlial!y _t:la~~rd JttlllO off ra11 11I ~· l'<>OrJI and 11 \a~lrr hr dr•10111. 2 lar;.:f' bf'drooll1 ~ pl11.:; o·u111·1·rt11.ll!' df'11. C11,,.lo1n11.<'d l10111r "'1th r.\cf'll!"n! Uuilt111 frat111·r.-. Onl.'f .\R~.!JOO. Call no1v for an a ppoin lmrnt 6·115-717 1 or 8•12<.253;1, , .• . .. I ,. -~ ... ~ f•, -· -. lBO ' lvR11 \Vrll~ A!t"Hilll ,\Jodrl \'ilh 4 brdnJ11111,:;, .1 Onll1s. fa1ni!y 1·pu111, lari:P fornia! dinini.: n•oni and • c11.'1"111 ~'1·i 1nn1ing poul \r ilh J111·111.iL Th!' 180• 'u'" of IJppr1· 1\'1"11·pnr1 Ba_v 11 nd 1:;as1 Bll1ff 11r• • 111 u.~1 ~f'f' Pri1:rd a! !Iii 1:1.000. For an 11 p1wi11l- 1nrn l Call ti46-7171. "COUNTRY LIVING" J\'f'stl!'d und!'1' hui:r tff'PS, this li!tle beauty nf· f Prs prhaf'y and room to roa 1n. y1>1, 1·lo~e to CHY ••on\·Pnienc·f"~. If ii.~ individuality you 11·a11 !, thra. ~\'P lhiS (1111'. 8'1'J·:.!."1.1'.'1 A LITTLE MANSION J\'e1l'ly listed ile!ia Verde 3 bt'droom, 2 baU1 beaut)' located on a quiet cul·d .. 811.c stttet..· I:» cellent iohag carpets, ne>.vly draped and ju.st n!- ccn~ painted inside and out. A delay may mean di!laPJKllntment -1tt lhilr unusu•I offer 100.ay. $30.850. 546-2Jl 3. 'l'llE REAL ESTATERS NEWPORT BEACH 1700 Newport Bl vd. 646-7 171 COSTA MESA 2790 Harbor Blvd . 546-2313 HUNTINGTON BEACH 1793 I Beech Blvd. 842-2535 CORONA DEL MAR 332 Morgu erito 673-8550 INVESTMENTS 2784 Harbor Blvd ., Suite 201: Cosio Mes• 5~6-1600 {;; Im lo -300 325 ""' ""' 600 I !!!!! ba ly . ·hr, ''· ,., r1s. " '"' .c :la. '"' 1f1. fa. "" l.!1 ,, """ 017 b,, ~I. ~e )!\. ... ov. Ito, 'II'. ,,, ~ry 0hn ing ., 1.11 10 ' ol, ls. 'JI '" " * 1ts. "' 166 •d· he "' JI' - I' . •;.. I,.,· I • :" l"' ~ •>r, i l -. 10 DAIL V PI LOT Wtdnrsday, Srpltmbff 15, 1971 PILOT-ADVERTIS ER l :J Everyone Hos Someth ing Thot Someone Else Wonfs DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS The Biggest Marketplace on the Orange Coast Dial 642-5678 for Fast Results You Con Sell It. Fi nd It, Trade It With o W ont Ad HEY! BUZZ ON OVER!! J<:ven if you're busy as a be e ynu should buzz ov er lo see these ve ry desira ble ti UN ITS + 2 INLAW UN l'fS. located SOUTH of the HIGHWAY in CORONA DEL A-1:\R. 'i'ou can't get slung at . . . . . . . . $127.000 . "IT'S FEE" and in TURTLE ROCK Come see th is dell ghtful 3 bedrm pl us family room, 2 baths. a tri un1, \vife-saver kit chen with self cleaning oven . bu ilt-i ns, beautifu l shag carpeting, custom drapes. large cover- ed patio, au to. garage doo r opener. Su pe rh landscaping. A pleasure to sho\v . _ S-17,900. TEEPEE TOO TINY??? J!,.1ove your vvhole tribe into this sharp, spa- cious 4 bed rm. 2-bath hnme. bui lt -ins . fi re· place. Excellen t HUN'f!NGTON BEAC l-f area. Close to schools. Priced for a riuick sale, F'HA terms. Make your reserv;it io n to see. onl y $28.950. "SAIL WATCHER" WINDOWS in Corona del Mar \Vatch the "SA !LS" go by \vh ile you en.ro.v the easy living in I.h is lovely 3 hed r1n I/AR- BOR VTE\V 1-JII ,l.S hon1e, lovely dining area, se parate family roon1. 2 bci 1h,s-. buil t-Ins, firepl ace, heated POOL. 2 patios . .'\ home that's sure to please the \vho le fa rn il_v. "BAYCREST" AT ITS BEST!! for ''Ohh .o; a nd 1\hh.s." see th i.o; 3 hedrm, fainily roon1. 2 bath hon1 e \vlth it.o; lux\lr1ous shag carpeting. Beautiful corner Jot located on a tree-lined streeL Central vacuuin \\'Ale-r softener. elecl. ga rri~e door opener. 11nn 't miss out on seeing th is OWE N WEI.LS Of;. SIGN ED hon1e. A dis tin ctive home to please the most disc riminating . . . . . , . $64 .500. General General BAYFRONT PIER & SLIP Nev.1e r 4 B R. 2 baih. 2·story hotne \1 ilh shake roof. dbl. stone frplc. living rn1 . & scp. din· ing r m. overlook Big Bay , se1.:Jucted patio area & lovely la wn s. Lge. 2 car gara.i.;e . Goo d cond . & sonH'! new carpeting. Our exclusive lis ting. $195 ,000. Ca ll for app't. to show. Cell : 673-3663 642-2253 E venings associated B ROKERS REALTORS "025 W . BA LBOA BLVD . 673 -366 , General General PRESTIGE WATERFRONT HOMES SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT 92 Linda 1'1e Drive Beaut. .5 BR. 4 ba . hotne \V/forn1al din rm. & fan1il ,\' rm . 3 Frpl cs. Out side .~ta1r\1a.v. _Built-in g;un cabinet & bookshelves. $155 ,000. For Complete Information On All Homes & Lots, Please Cati: BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR 341 Islanders Bldg., at Linda Isle Bayside Dr., Suite I, N. 8 . 675-6161 General LEASE -BUY LEASE OPTION ~~~f'f'llr11 i ~'.;i"l ~irll" (·<"I _c I ;i _l/f'~a ifl<.'illin11 r1r;ir l\r-crrl1lf . ..;hnpp1n~ Crr1t<'r .. !,i-Jrcr .I hrrlronn1 ho111P 111 1h f1rr - pli-lrr. H A n n \\IO O n r·1.nn1ts. ··:i1 11.-·1r<1 ~11.1 General 4 BDRM .. 2 BATH $12,795 Built On Your Land -lJ!.l ~I]. fl. 11, 1110: -,\II l.1rh ~· pl;i~r,,r -llH1·rl11,....1d r·,1n1nr 1s -RrP,d;f;1~1 h,, .. -1'11ilina11 h:.111._ -~piH'IOll.~ \\,ll•li·nh,-.s JUST $9.53 SQ. FT. - J~I -.. ·~'·'· General General * * * * * * TAYLOR CO. QUIET CUL-DE SAC STREET Beautifully maintained 3 BR. hon1e 1n prime area. For1na l clinlng roorn & 2 ba ths. Choice fruit 1 rees & professional landscaping. Near \\leslC"l 1ff sl1ops & school s. S42.000 . '.!015 AL ISO or·1·:J\1 'J'HL1RS 1-5 00 ''Our 26th Year" WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO .. Realtors 211 1 San Joaquin Hill, NEWPORT CENTER Road 644.4910 * * * General * ELEGANCE * IN DOVER SHORES DPt'oralnr's cu~10 111 hnmr. :; I .L:P Rrlr111.~. plu" rlrn: \11'n- /r~" ]andsc·;ipM_ \mpPr1·1tli lr- •'nnrl1 hnn. OPE:\ Diii !..\' 1-J 17~7 1''.'!TlC U/\. CORBIN- MARTIN REAL TORS 644-7662 -SEE-l~N~G-IS BELIEVING! Or"n fnr ,1 n11r 1n.,pr1 ·110111 h,·;inrl nr11. ~ RP,, ~·~ R.\ P.;i11 r·b .~r.1 lr hnnlf', ln•·rtl<'rl 11·11h pr·"~Tigr ':r"' of \\r~a V,-.rrlr golf ,..,11r~r. Fnt·11111 I rllnlno; rn1., /ahnJ011~ k11 l..· 11lil11_v rn1 •. rlrg11n1 111ilsrf'r hr rl rn1, 1111,·k ,i.,..~ «J'f'IJ:: ,(- l~nrls(·ap1ng 111"1 r:r;id,I' fl\r '"'''lip~nr,v 111 01 ·1,',hcr .~:)()() S'l . fr , 1n:i11,1· •HIV'r l]Ui-ll11.1· fl"><1r111·p, ·:o~i:i \11 pl'i Lci11r , ('n,;1<1 ~1,..~;1 ~fl~.11()(), Ry h111ldrr '.lli.'i-·!O:!~ --- * * * General $25,500 4 BEDROOM Beomed Ceilings LF1n:r !11n1ily honle w1rh 2 h.i 1h~. fflnHly room, l1rr- pl F1t"", ll1ll 0 1nu1g room. ll<';i1·y •lfl('11 hr-amr.<l l'f'll- ln:::~. l!:101dy k1trhf'n, Extra lill'J::I' \"n>l'rril ratio. na1ur- F1 I 1100<1 <'Flhlnrl~, air rondi· I l<'lllP<l. :~\0. J i~I() TARBELL 2955 Harbor -0....;ner-Help Fi na nce 01111,-.r nf 1111~ .~[lilf', .1 k rlr11 li•>llh' 111 .\~\l'f)<>l'r llr•C.h1~. II iolilS If• IPi<I p fnr l:iw -~"h,,.,-.1; 11 lwl p f1nancP, (Hf- l'rrrl fnr .~.~l.l\ni) .~· ;.<n11 can 1n•11r r 1.:;!11 111 ' Owner Anxious! Th i~ 1,-,1 rly ~ Rrt, hnn1r S, rnd. ]1<u;;1_ i' nn11 11vall:ihlP for ~-<JIJ 1n,fl'!'rt1on. Quiet ST rrl'I llf . f>11IJJ1<· f..· par·n.-·h1;il ~rhnnl~-1-:;i.,_1 1rrn1.~ ,~· nnly s1:-:. ·,()() MORGAN REAL TY 673-6642 675-6459 $22.XlO, flnqird. /\1ri 1·;n· ga!'Hg(' tin p;i1-rd allry -J;;ro:r rrar ,\,u·d 11 irh 11·rr.~. sr.r:. 11 rtP>n!h rr n1.~1 -S.l11(1 lr:i-r- n,>11011 -·ONL Y S29.()l)("I FULL PRICE. :i :\11!1 lo 11•" Rt'ilfh, 2 $!nr,·, :I RP.. 1·, BA + f;irn!ly r'Y\111. Hll II\ ~ll•'hl'll -~-rrnrlT!"~' $~Jli.'.f"1 n" nrr Ii I'! Ofl(l~. Pl;i11n111i:; Dr"~n-l-'111a111·1r10: ~ •·1rn11 Jl (>rnr~ .~· 1'par!mf'nts General i;hi-l rp /, ,•lp;in \101{' righr In, 2 h.1111<:, hill-:" f;i1111ly r·r>0n 1. )'f';l I' I 1\' 111,;: rno111 $1i.r100 Rlq·., C<1ll <lay or n1ghl ~•1!"-IF~O. -------General btll 11 ~ 1 n 1 · c ' :1 7 " I ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;, CA LL 537 -0380 , lflG&i \\'('_,1n11n~1 rr A1·<'. lJ.i..;, REALTORS Ori-;.\ .'\ "N 1~ 10 4 1 644-7270 (Former ly Delancy Real Estate) 2828 EAST COAST HIGHWAY CORONA DEL MAR. CALIF. 4 POOLS Tllkf' .vnur rhn1<"t' -;:i]l lli('l11d- orl wit h 1h1~ toll'nhn11sr R1\R(;1\li\", 3 ilf'rlr111.<, rlrr, & rl1 111ng rn1, r1·p1~. rlrp.; .I.: ~~u1AN. ~NQ1 ~~.~k~! r!i1~~ r~~-Er~~ .I ll(l\J!-;, h11: 1·11111rr lnr 111111 ~<'p:ir;•I•' :,io ,'!rl" i;\\11-'. R00\1 11>1< nf r:mti 11n1f'.~I 1hrrr'' 'l H<'d1·,.-,111 ~ pl11s fn1 n1~I t11n111;: 1'flo'll11 J.o-I t'l'flll1 l'f"f'c1111IP<l :ind \',\- (:' sT· s.0:1;,n, I SOUTH BAYFRONT LITTLE ISLAND ESTATE SALE ~ft. ol ba;;·fror11. pier & 'tl1p. 5 B R., 7 h11lh~. rll'n. ~l~vll t(lr, sw1mn11n1< pool. lanai. !1111in r h~nnrl lnr , on fl'~ la m!. S4:Jl,OOO. 1'r1111<'rn1 .'\II 11. \l' 1-RR. 11p1. 11'-;111. ro 111•rnmmnd;:i11' ynur l()O !T + boar. ~ Coldwell, Banker ~ 133-0700 644-2430 POOL HOME 525,000. e 3 BEDROO~S e BATH l 1,3 e DOUBLE CAR GAR- AGE. ;;;;;;o;;;;.,;;;;;;;;.,;;;;;;;;;;;;.;-; I hit 1 n~. l ..n1 ~ nr r ,\ R l{ r 'lC. ~-u11 rru·r sn.;-;in_ N01\I \":\· CORONA HIGHLANDS (',\'.\"!' 1.~:T':': /110\"~'.. CHll :,,10.11:,1 .r~prn r-1 r~ \ f!11Ch-f'11-11-h•ll. 1111~ 1r11111:1 ('11-[ HIRIT'Gl l ~ COATS 1 11111!' .1 hrrlr~nnl l\•~llll' with "" C & llM. lnl"ll J'l(l!ll , h>1• >I l•ttl,, nl rhr nlrl 1,,,:;;::;;::;::::==::;;;;;;;;;;~ I W WALLACE I \\'Ith II l1ri1<' or llir Ill'\\ I.II · REAL TORS 1n:i: JV)()lll w1tli flr,-.pla,-.,.., ' I f I $27 950 ~S46-4 1 41 -:in11 .1· l'(V)Jll ""1111 1r·rn ~<'r . 1 1..-.1·r rl"rj p:i1 1n 11+11i n,,1 h,1r (Optn E venin gs) 11 1"1 1'1('11 r11'('k . $-,~.:.on. 111 4 bd + f 'I rlun;~~~E,,BAR R ETI 1."11 ri11:n~;.1 .1n1?:~nyr~1~ -REA LTY- 642-5200 FIRST TIME ON MKT. * POOL PLUS* Jn1ri2111r10: llf';i1n Pl'lil11c;_ l;in1 - 1I~· rn1., 111nr1r rn (111•n1 -.~11r k •l('h., 4 Rr<lrrn< !'rr In 11p- rrecl11I(', 2211 '1'11st111, OrPn 1-4 rl;i dy. :' \1a 111~. r;imil,\ r°"n1. h1111i 1n~. f11'f'pli1 l'f'. J)('<lt:'nf'rl fnr Rrll\'f' f11n1 1iy hvint: ~ Rrlrr>l P~i1n, Prime lo1·~r 1nn, :..10-1710 TARBELL 2955 Ht1rbor e 2 UNITS e CORONA DEL MAR z Rrlrm. hnn>r phi~ rf'ilr hrll"nl (111'Tl. i-lfll. # lflrl ·'·1~.!l.1(1 Home Show Realtor' ''Annrh111r Hou~,...hunt1 n£" 3.'>.1~ E. ('n~sr Hwy., Crt:ll V VACANT V 1~1~r~:n1 \TE ['il:':':F:;;f;[\1:-, 422 RIVERSIDE I Rn , ,l l>1rh• ~ p!.-n 1'•"l<ln1 \',Rlh In '""'"'j~ ,\ f'lll ~ ~ ;•o ~H I 328 POINSETTIA P,MJ1l.1 :' Rf": hno\f' + I RP. ~11".1 R-l l"l. $.>:' "1llft ! .314 GOLDENROD I 2 '\u•r l!IJll<. f'O"] & J.~('lli.1.1. I hic:~Pr lnr , I $,,7,non University Rea lty ~()(11 t;, l~I f!w.1, h7,1.i;.-,l(\' . l'ORl5l [ Ol.SON c "PRESENTING" !.=J "' REALTORS GETTY SBURG COLONIA L 5 BO. + POOL Out 0f 1he pngC':;: of the deep snu1h ernerge<; 1h1 ~ :1.ono ~q ft. .~n111!1ern pl;:in1;:ili011. Sur· ro1111ded I)_\ 1011 rr1ng tree:; nn h11.e:e esta te' grri11nrls. <·;inrl l r li~ht 1-·nn\1 ·\L [)10:!\!(; rn•1n1 l)r<-1111a t1{' s1;:i1r11.::t1' to;:, n1;-1.~t er su1t C's. 1 r~;:i1hs. L11~h ct1rpr1 s' th rougt1 011t. Huge (·1 1~10n1 pnnl tllrign1fice nt "'cfo1 1nlr.v" e.xec- u\h·e cire<i. Sn 1n<iny. nia ny C>xlras1 L"n- hrl iC>1·;:ihle flt only $~1.000. Please c:al! fi·15-0~0.1. FORESl [ OlSON , .. < • 2299 J-larbor, C'n~ta :'l-1esa General MESA VERDE Dr11·e up to 1111ract11·e 11.dobc- ;inrJ rf'd1~·ood ENCLOSED \OL:RTY ARD. Enier into iilf'rj Pnlf)', sp11c1ous seclurl- l'rl living room "'itfl fire· pla i'e. 11e\l'ly c11rpt'-IN1 f1un- 1l.v room. 11n1l nrr ! B.L f'lec- tric kl!chen 1\'ith D/W an<l ref1n1shPrl l'ab1nf'ts. 3 l~rge hcl rms, 2 b11ths, cornple1ely r;irpetPd an<l rlrapf'd. IXiubl" t:F11"ilJ<e -11'rli lanfl~<'al){'d frnn1 a.nrl l'l'.'ar yarrls. EX- \.ELLF:NT BUY AT ONLY s::1.:i:I(). i::l'eni ng~ Call &l6-4Si~ Macnab-Irvine Rr;;lt,1· Cotnp;iny How To Mil ke It Easy Quie1, fr<' s1n1pl,-., N,-.wpnrl Bf'1H'h 1·or1rln" Crnri""illl~ ln- r·;i ll'd. Et\:;;\' II) t•cu·r for ~ RR. EA!:iY to huy -nr1iy S3 1.l)(l(), A Key T o Happiness On a Trer-l~rlPn rul riP sar, 1)€"1<lr. II ('nnl, hlllP pnn! /..• ,iacu1.i1, !l<'~llf'.~ 1111 11nrn~,·11- l11IP 4 BR .. FR. hnn1<'_ Li.~ lf'11 to thr. q111,-.r' Price: S4T.9,'>(1_ Macnab-Irvine General UNl()Uf li()MfS R•ar Es11tt, 61~·6000 PERFECTION Hl'rr 1s 11n oulst;inrlrn.i:: llllif]llr pl'flp<'l'I.>' lf\1'11 hil't J11l'1 hPrn l1srrd ln1rn;:if'ul11IP H11 rhfw \'Ir\\' lln111r, P"fff'r t fnr l"'!ll'f'rl 1·(1uplr ni· sn1111! fF1 n1il.1, ln('i<l"rl (']O~e 10 thr cl11hhou~e 111th A J<rt'rntwl : viPV.'. a.rod l'\'t'I)' {.'OMl'f'll'!lhlf' e:i.:tril. f)N'p pile Karnslan carp!'rs. lovl'l_v 11•;illp11prr anrl 1111~l11y <lrilpl''t, Offered at $17.:J('Ml C:ill fnr ·a qu1 r•k per k 11 i~h U-Nt:F:K. U/'ll l()Uf li()Ml'S R•al [s\llt, 87.S-6000 1Hl E. Co.,t l-lwv. Corona 0•1 Mar, C.lif. OWNER eTRANSF ERREDe /l!u.~I S<'ii fighl il\\">I,\', ifll'f'ly 2 BR. I R.'\ + :irlrlf'rl i:::u<'~t l'Nlm 011 g~1·acf'. J\n finiln•·- ing i·h;ir,>:rs. ~:;is1s1rif r·losc • • • • 642-8235 675-3210 COOL BREEZES .._.._.,._.,_,,_.-.--..--eWAL K TO BEACHe -a-Bayshore Beauty L11·1110: 1"00111 w1 rh (•011H'r f1rr.- pl<1 eP :inrt w;:ill •lf glas~ lonk- 111g n11t 10 pa1111 nf 11-np11•;il hr;;t11r. n 111111c i·,...•111 "1' df'n :il~n 11·11k \\all of Rills~ to p;;riro -cflu•1r111 n1()(lr1·n k1rrhf'n -1 I\ 0 RJlt';lf'lll'I' ho'd1wn1~ 11nd plf'nl.Y of ronn1 In arlrt nn. R":<1 <lf nil, rll1s t•ha 1·n1('r h~~ (Hie. or tkl' l11\\'rs1 lr;isrholrl;; al'«ll«bl('. $42.:.oo. <'ALL 67:,-4!1.~o •COU:~&CQ I ~1 MG ,.noUJ-1111 THINK COOL Cnn! !"fl1rt'l"i1 P.<\'1'!11 -n:: .. --,1 ~har1,1" Trtt:F:~ -t'(l,'I CCL- nJ-;-.'\.\C, -4 l;i1·c,-. br-rlrn1~. fnr111~I du,,ng, lr,:: fan1il_1 nn ;inrj 1·()('1 k1Lchrn "/p;i '1r:;;:: :11·rn 'J"r·~ 1111s C'OOL PP.lCf: .. r $::1:.:mn w1rh r x<'rll,.n1 Tf-'f( 11:0:_ Cnll \I~ Thi.~ r \•rn. 111:::: . lrr's lilke 11. ronl rlr11'' ;;11d ><'(' a 1<1·r•111 hnn1r. ,J.!0-IC"il t0!'<'11 J:<-:'.vrn1nJ1:S\ "@n HIRITAGll ~ IUI. llTlTt . $27 ,800! 4 bdrm + fomily rm 10'";, rx.11 n, 011'orr mO\'('rl fron1 :irf':i. \\'ill <1r1·rri1 T.n. >IS pi!r! p;iyn1r111 !\r11r nr-11· 3 t1r. 2'~ h11, nrw ··arp,.r<, <'lfl~P tn shopp1nR t.-nark. \'11,-.1111 Or Subn111 Tn1ilr. Lachenmyer Realtor \all &l6-:l!l1ii f-:v!'s, 67.1-7.17:i r:~prpr.nn11ll.1' ~h;:i1·r. J.llo \lP- R-rre rw('iln 1••c11 .. 1 RR & ~'1"1111·. rlrn plu~ l11m1ly rm., ""I h:i1· .~-frir nu1I d 1n111g rrn l C;:i r g~rilJ<I', Yarrl rlr - s1gnrrl rnr low n1il1ntPnancr . SR'.J,:iOO 675-3000 C;;IJ fnr p1r 1urr ("ll!illOg 1111h pra·P~ ,r;, rlf':a1I~ BAY&BEACU REALTY 1N~ POOL SP E CIAL l Rr<l nn. 2 Ba1h + fa1111I.\ ronnL Pr1fP1·t ""lld •. 'l''il lnl~ 11f pF1 nrll1nR. ,::oorl crprs l..· <lr·p~. ;o.;n11 \tilc~11r .~-rt'~ri;it fnr ,11111r 1n~p,..r non, i mrnE''i. p.~~sr~~l•)n. Pnrrd o n I~· «tt HERITAGE ~ ILll BUit $23,9 00! .\II .1011 h;i1·i' •n rln i.~ n101·r 111 11•1r.u·k. 4 hr-rlrmn1s. 2 ~f'r.1 r11:r hi!Th~. f;in11]~· l'()()ffi nU 111r all r Jrrrnr 1\11:ird'" h1 1Jli n1 kl rf'hrn. <l 1•h'1ilsh- 1l111:r rrrr,,~nnn 1"'n111 _ on·,.at !.1111111 fu11 .~ r nlr1·ri-l1t11ng. 2 h:-1 1 h~. h111lt-1n~ k1u·hrn, ,,•,-.i:;:ilr11 fl)"l'fllllr,, V;in11l~1 rn1 1 8rlr111~. !1f'l1i:::IHful flil· 11n l\onn1 fn1· hn;i. f'illTifl<'I', !l'illl"r & f"'"L ' \Jinr ["nnrl 1- t1nn 1n~1 rlr l.: nri1 _ :0,,\~-li'.?fl TARBELL 295S Harbor _ __ __ __ _ <'I', l"l'(l"ll::>'l"lll"l'. \\il~h"r k ..,. "' * * "' rl I' 1 r• r 111•·l11rlrrl. P;itrn. Gracious Living '.,.10 .1~211 n,-.t i~111ful B;ii l'r('~t area ~1 TARBELL 2955 Hi1rbor RPrl1·m, <l1n r ;11. l~g l;;i111 rm, -1906-SANTIAGO DR. - /\ PLF,:ASPRF: TO SHO\\" 1f)f)\'t:R SHORE!'. ;>; B.l Arnold & Freud ~ t:. 171h, C.:\1. fi·Ui-7N> 1-:ASTSIDE DUPLEX 2·2 BR., l h11. B11 1!t-ins. Nr. 4 Rf'd1 ·111. 1~1·,i:-,, fi1n11ly rm, 3 8,\, \"Jrw frnn1 <'1'er.v J'("l()nl. OPF:N Ot\11.Y 1 TO ~ ROY J \\"AR n RLTRS fi.iti-022~ Roy McC•rdle R•altor Jgl!) r-."e"'pon Blvd., C.r.f. 541-7729 TRI HARBOR REAL TORS 400 E11st 17th. l \1. i;.u;..:iz.n E1·r$. fr11-::i22.-, 675-7225 We"\J help you sell! 642--5678 Nf'ed a "P11rl"'? Place 11n 1111! R£AlrOR.S !'hop-.~. Good l!'rm~. DAU~Y PILOT fcir action! f-">1~( r;;;-;h;-11ff' 111.<1 8 phonl' 645-0303 0'_00"-'"~C_o"._RJ_rr_,_·_~64_l_-"'100_ Turn urn~e(i itl'm~ inlo q11li;-k «111\ 111111.v -h.l'l--:.:ii~ l!,,.,...,...,...,...,...,...,...,...,...,...,...,...,..,...,...,...,...,...,...,..~I Sell irlle ifeml! now! c11sh, f'l!:!l 642.5678 General General General General General Gen•r•I General Every Day In Orange County WALKER & LEE SELLS MORE HOMES THAN ANY OTHER REALTOR HUNTINGTON 842-4455 BEACH 7682 Ed inger Op<n Evening• S40-l140 NEWPORT BEACH 646-7711 2043 Weslcl iff Dr. at Irvine Open Evenings COSTA MESA DAYS 545 9491 Nigkts 545-0465 2790 Harbor Blvd. FOUNTAIN VALLEY 'jj ·"' ~-"-""_"_'_~_,_.,_.____,][ti!) General SECLUSION Ar res nf r-nll1n~ hil15 ~111· rounrl 1111~ sh;;rp :I BE>d~in1 2 hath h<'lml' ln1~ o! pan- r l!ni::. corrred pann. ~lu111p stnnr f'nTr~· 11a y. lirf'fllar<' hu1!11ns. J{j('all,1· ln('rttPd .111~t 15 n11nt1 !r1; _f_t'!)n1 ~fie :-.'r11- pnn Arach -Co:;ra ~i,-.~.• 11rra, i\SSU!llE r:io:i~THl.£: f"ll_\ ln;on 11 i!ll p)'.l,l.'rl1f'll1~ nf ~~~2 prr monr h, (\ f:inti-lst1r 1-.1! u~ for only S2~.'Xfl JC;.... co:Ts ~WALLACE REALTORS Open Evenings • 962-4454 • MESA VERDE Golf Course Onl.v S !~.ono. :i.nd 2100 ~q. Ir "' living a1·C'a. P1cl urf'~()UC fk1<1r _ tn -L'C'l:1ng l1\·111g .~· <l1n1ng roon1 \'lf'IV 11·1 nrlri11 ~ 01·crl00k lllC' 11th ;;ri>('n, Ynu m11s1 SN' 1h1s 11<1 t·n1 : BR, 2·\ Ra hnmP -pn::1•, C"nrnf'r Jrn·,U1f)n ;inrl plenty of rwm for a POOL~ Call 5-15-8424 lOpC'n f'l'f'~l \outh"' (~ oas - SAVE $1 ,000 on 1h1s ~Jrsa drl :\lar, ~ B~ j hnm,, 11·uh scp;:iraTC' ma~t<'r hrilr111 ~Ul:r Prl("P .lUSt rr- lhlf'Pr! $1.0flll, 011•nrr~ 11nx- 1r•1~ anrl 1111! g11e 1n1n1ed- Jillf' f"l~~ ... ~·1011. i $32.500 Newport .. Fa i rv i~,..,. 646-88 11 (anytime) I Plenty of Room for livin g & play ltn111a1·11]111r •I hr<lronn1 ..._ f:i111ily J"()(l1n, !;in:::c n1orl rrn' k11eh('11 r il,111c tmr. 8Pa "' lrl~l'pd,.' .<pr1n klrr.;_ r 11l·'1"· '. ~~··· 11alk tn ~1·hnnl~. Cf\\' $1~ .. '>flll, All t1'r111• e Katella Rea lty e 1910 ~-R l'l~lol, :; .\ .. 'i?>O-j:l!J I ["nllr\'I (::ill~ 0 .K I RE-POSS ESSI ONS-I Sp~rkJ,n_g clra11 he1n1cs, somE nell'l,v p,1l nlP<l & rarprtl'd. 1 3. 4 & ;:; hrlnn ~ Snme 11·1tl1 pmls~ Fii,\-\',\ ~nn1'. tern1s, 1 fron1 S20.oon tn S¥1.flfl(l _ COLLl:\S S.: l\'ATTS rxc. 8~13 J\rlams A1·t'. 962-5~.\ DOVER SHORES WATERFRONT Rv Ownf'•' I .1 RR. rif'I;. p1rr, ·~l1 p. Er<" 1·1.,11 lor . 01111Pr anxious!" s,,]j_ $li~.~l\fl, "' i;.H-46~\ + BEACH-BARG-A~l -N-r Bra111 ~ RR , f;irntly r:·,1 hlrn". 2 r;:ir i::a r . .-\\I 1h1s t .. r on ly $2'.l,.100 CAYWOOD REAL TY 631"*i \\". r•111<-r H1,y :"\.R. 548-1290 -. n=~11~.,~f~.n~, 1.-1111~ •\ Rri"l1.,..,..,"1~. f111nd,1 rnn111, nprn hr:in~,,r: rr1hnc<. l~r~I' r n 1 ,.. r .-ri r~11". r1 1111rc rn~ "-'' 'ffl Rkr ("~Ii rl~.1· or' 111::h' .1· :~I0--1~:.'ll. ~~---~-1 Charn1:nc:: .1 BP.. 2 h~ f;i :11 nn. in hP;iur1ful ~eC!url~ I IN'(>·linf'il BJ11f[ Ar<'~ Ol'~r ln0k::-:;: nr('il:l, Sa rr,ri~.- yoursrll' $2~.'.)j(L_ (C.!\I ",11:h N.R, !<>Pl ~ ~t C.:'11. rrir"i 642-f'6jj (Olt'll/J' General 968..137 1 17213 Brook hursf Open 'til 9.:00 1>.M. l (tfll lrtm L•~brook lj11•<lwll't 4 BED! $26,000! Mesa Verde Dream Home-Pool WOW!! $24,000-4 Bed-2 Bath Hunl i,.,q!11n l••t~ .i,.I ;,., • "'i9~"' prit •d ~·io;ihi..'l,l.r,.,d Cu•.-•d d"•t , li no<!I wilh !•II tV"'""· O>""'•"••d ri ••1111. Ca l;fern•~ ~Plt~•ft •nd "'0•• -"'~<~ MO••j ~ •• tn bo 1: • .,. -1+, • w.1k., A Lt• "V1!11 • of th o w •• ~' c .11 1•1 A•I ~. 1 ~( ~00 i• on ••<•li•nl bov lo• lor9• ( b!d •G-0"' 1 1, bath ~ ...... e s ~ .......... ~,~E'' ....... v ... o·· ··11·~·,~· he,,., •• '" ~~• cl lho f,.,,, ,. :""°nt••I """' •v~,r~b l• To ~" ••"9• •n •11cio•ntmt n!1 ""'•cl WA lKf~ & LEF Fl:o ol!"'"· 10'J w.,,,1 ,11 o ..... 6~6 7111 . Oci •" •d o 00 P "<1 f•ft\ot+it 1 Bdrm. b••u!y t nlt •nt•• i~i 1 9or9•o•a blut "'"'"' p~ol wiH1 di•;"9 bo•rd. lu1h lrop1(~I l1nd1t •pin9 .,,,y,...ho ,. vcu looW. P tco1~Htr """'' lot •!ed nt •• .11 ,h,.rop Onq, lde•I •r•• lo• lo.,.ilv li•i"9• -p,;,,J lo 1•1( ..,th oool •t S~ 1,500 . C•ll ~·5 .q~q 1 o• !1~5 -0•6S. If It's Anything To Do With Real Estate LOOK TO THE LEADERS • • l lt ol\ ,:qht only 114,000 ,,.,,; vou own l~i1 lo•t ly ~rm •. Pionh •••pf!+1 & drt pt t llt •ueut, b ulll-•n .,..oJ~,,. ~•tel!~" I fn• "'0"'. l~•9• f•nc•d l.ockvt rd for lh• cltild,,n I! ''"°' '••'· c .11 """' •~d •ub"'" vnur own '''''"· w.1>•• J l oo, ~ •• I!,.,. '168 -1111 WALKER & LEE, INC • I :> Ellr· "' an- l'tlf .. ,,, 111.~1 0 f'll• , .. ,.I ~tL\ 1':2 \';l: s CE RS . It. 'Jllf' Ill•~ Pf'O, m' 1:;;r- nr~ <) >1rr ! " n~- ed- "' ew 1 l el y + I ,r1r,1 ' ' 1.n~.: 'I - ~~ll I ,, I , l ~r y R ,1' f~rn ''I '" I \ \ . . . .... .. 2 0 PILOT ·AOVERT/SfR Wtdne~.ty Stpltmbtr 15, l 971 OAll Y PllOT ~J I ~[ ' General Irvin• Irvine Laguna B•ach 1 Westminst•r 1~.;-22 coilui'FP;;:LiEJ<xiE:Ss-;*.-1.;~~==-=~~~-=--=~lroP QUAt:iTY 'HOM'E I SP,\C\OCS 4 Bil, Business Hou1•1 furnished 300 Houses Unfurn. 305 J Houses Unfurn. 305 Ne"'f'r, 11i(ie by 1>1de, St-IJ one k!lch, playhoui.r be;,iut 5 0 6 2 U"·nt:'r Opportu_n_ilY __ _,,_2_00_ B.i'i;;. I aland DISTRIBUTORS NEEDED -· Gen•ral Huntington B••ch or both. 3 BR.'..' ha. ea. :"\ei11 Al R-CONDITIONED d Panor•m,·, Views of Curllt"tl, $36,9~10. By beach. $52,500 l:'ach. End unit. 2 bdrn1 .• 2 baths. LoYi 1naint. lt1n -~ ur 645-0158 . I R tl o<l I k, · d L Ocean & Mounl•in i George W illiamson ~l''-IP ug. e \1'u < t:c ·111g 111 rear yar . ow Realtor S2S,950 bu ys this carefree little ho1ne. 673-4350 645-1564 A VIEW THAT NEVER STOPS! 01\':"J..!~ IJl~~P~.1:.\T~-.-.1 Vll·:\V fron1 the l~UC f·: n1slr. bclrn1., VlE\V ll<'dnxun. 1,111i+ly 1111, U1n111g frorn the Ii\ lng r n1 .. \'IE \V frnn1 the dining 1·n1, dr~·:uu k1teht'•1. 1111-rn1. Picture yourself 011 the 2-sly. halcony m e d 1111 r po ss r ss1on o'·erlooking Tur t le Rock & the surrounding 11vailab/(', ~27.~]J. llk1· Call foothills &_·· the futu re Re gional l'>ark . ''l'ou da_v or rrich! ai :i-~J...li'LO n1ust s ee this O N f.: OF' A KIND executive Balboa Peninsula home in Uni\·ersi tv Pa1'k . 4 Bclrtns., 2 1'!! ba's .. ::10 Linr!n /\iv Nrar Nu.YC: l'amily rrn. SEE I T TODA\'! A l:hilrinin:.; ol•!<'r hvrnt! :: COME & SEE!! BR, '.? Ba. \\'alk ro tmv or Re::ir concrete patin tn enjov the breezes. in· 0<·.-i.ri Brick tq)J. \\'ovd.flt·l'>. terior conc rete patio for pri-va te sunba thing! Fully fu1·11. S~!l,lj(), ,., •. i\ll'_ ftutiiu~uu 1 ... 1ceiy done 3 BR. home in Rroadmoor. 'fu rtle f{ock . Just steps fr on1 ma1·or parks. pool s & DAVIS H~.,\l.TY 1112-iOOO --tenn i-" Ct. Priced at just S35.950 . ~ BH. dcu, ::-Ha. ~l:'"""1:ta';:q\ir1 CJulJ .~· bu;-.i ra111p. $:i!i .. -.oo. 5 BEDROOMS r.1al'shall R•11l1~· 6;:r-l600 All on one floor. This one is only 6 n10::>. J\1E\V. l'u1npI1~h·cl 1'.1..17 La1':.:1· Ill 1ng nu 11 1111 lirrplacr, d1n11\g 1·111, l•l•r,1r), n111la111 hr;11, .1 Bd1 ·111.,, ;; 1..: .. 111i-., 1•lr1·;11t1r lo ;; l".11' g,11'. \I 1111 f'l<'l'li'IC duo! ... , .\! l~l .\I U \I .\l.-\ 1:-.'TJ::.\':\.\'C"i'~ PLl'.') lnxury llPI 11'\lh :.? BR, ~ Ba i.: t!t'U + Tcrrat ... ·s to pay upkC'rf•, :'illj,000. l\t UST Sf~LL 10 ray 1nhern~nl"{' ta.x. I 71-1 I ·19-1-9':1.'Xi 1Cour1f'!'y to Brukf'l'sl Laguna N iguel former Model " BR :! ba .• f'arp .• (ir.1Jl(',;.'. Acr•age for sale 150 DANA POINT \I~ il('J'l'~, ·I:; IU\!tS. IC~-j!'i().1 ---------RE f-'O SS I-: . ..; s 1:-: u 10 l('\t-1 .1<.:l't'S, No !)()Ir~. ~t:. 1111.1. /\1•ar !rg: l;1k,'. %,;;:.QO.l i Apartments for sale 152 32 + UNITS COSTA MESA s::10 .\1. S..(I 11 dn. L.'\t'rl 0t·· t'Ufl'!lll). tii 1-fi{l l I 0 11 llt'/'- l{f';1ltor ----- Corona del M ::!r 1'rans. O\\ner is offering this spacious hon1e at belo\v cosl Jo r <1uick s ale -see t his o ne Lg('. kiu·ht'n. r"n.-rd rant, Commercial WANT TO BE FIRST? ~nutrt1~s1 2 un11.~. 2 B(•droun1, 2 b1t1h !;pal·aius h•JlllP plus charnllnJ; 2 bcd1w111 ;qiart· 111C'11! o\1'r :::ar;,~r. f1r~I ti1lk' for ~;11<'. $-1!!,~M today~ LOVE SPANISH? pa110. Only S."ll,j(l[J I Propertv JSl Laguna Niguel Realtv --"--'------- 830.SOSO 499-1344 *INVESTORS* CREAM PUFF 3 Brd1'001l\, 11; balh ho111c, ch!llnpfo11sl1ip pi11:::·p11ng pa- tio. Just a fc11• slf'JlS 10 Big Corona, Rr.,1 ~·011 ll"ill ~r.· ror l l 1.~J()O. University R•a lty Then be sure to see this J.r.·l iVlACUL ATI'.: 2 bd- rn1 .. 2 ba t h IOt\•nhous e . tYhite s tucco. red t ile r oof & up g raded l tcilian t ile firs . thruout. .i\ Cl~E.<\T g reenbelt loca tion for ...... $30,000. ··s 1NCJ:: t9~li" 1Jo~'-11rltit, - --1~ruhor Jsl \Vl',,H'rn Bank Bldg. Unh'<'l'~ily P;irl.; Nigh ls Days 833-0101 Lido Isle -~---40 Foot Lot Attr. rxpo;;cd bea1n :: sr.. .. 3 ha ho11 11· w •S..1uth p:J110. Only $fi:1,000, Street to Street I BR. :: ba. \\'a.s Oil I IOllll'S TOL!I'. l n(!oor pl.tnl<'l'.'i & l'llrlli<'P1 !1\' 1111. Srp. di11. ::001 E. Cst lh1) iii"3.6J1 01 ............. ,,..., .. .,...,,,..,,....,, .. ---.,---,..,,...[ CAMEO-SHORES-Huntington Beach Huntington -Beach rn1. Beaut1full,1 d"('•ll'"tcd. l!cdul:<'d 10 s:-:~1}1.-,u Lil>e !lei\' j br. j ba. heiilrd -,--- & fihe1't'd pool, 2 11e1 bar.-·. OPEN HOUSE $.36.'JOO. 013-tiO.ll SUNDAY J.j Costa M esa 17102 CORONAl>O LA. F.d'1'a1·ds/Sla!er arf'.i CAMBRIDGE Brrkely :\lodC'I ;, BR. ~ B.'\, ESTATES f;1111 rin., trp.;;. d1·p~. 1n 1"r· 2528 BOWDOIN PL. l'Vlll, ~ii.~ BBQ in I~ k11., Conli.'r 3 BR. k fanH1y rni .• C:1!uru· lJ!tn~. 1,a11", ~prlnk- 2 ba. ho!llt'. Bl1n~. dhl. fpl. lcrs. fr1 h(:k. E\·c1·y il}('h 2 Car g:>r. 011 poob1~<' lot' l nd.~<'J}(l. r·1nanl: n01;01i;1hJr, $.~2.j()Q, 1Jri1·r hi' E: ;·all . fu.,~~ b1J.\f•1·.~ . 111u.~1 ,,cc' BALBOA BA Y PROP. • • • • 2-:W \V. Balboa, NB tii:J.1420 roll Lt:A'.)E OH s,\J.E 4 BR, 2 fiA,:; sly To\1nhuu~t'. UNUSUA i~ 3 Bl~ honie on 101 1~r unit, hl!ns, (Tpl:;, drp~. t.oned fl)I" ~ uni t~. Extra pool. Bhn tine., Jgi• & lovely !urge !Iv l'lll 11·/ trr1li:. C;qw Hun1i11gton . r·ol"rna l 1!111 nn w/ bll-111 ACHE,\G ~ AV AILABLE: (':ihin.-1,,. r ru11 t1'\'.'r,,. 111 old· Foi· f'slal(' pl anr1111g 11n·rsl- f;i~h1on g;i1'tl<'11. 0 n I y n1rnt pix:iprtry S: cou11sl'l inc. ~:'2._!XXJ. :···rn1.-. c;i11 J}('r. l:l.I Call Ly11n Regan, S-12-8621 I E. iOth St. C.\1 -6-12-41·11. R!-~l 11 1·e,;tn1en1 Co. *UNBEL-1-EV-AB-LE·!-.j._;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~- Tip of L ido Isle :jBf~ 2' BA • ,~-::-;-: BeatlL 1 Br.. :'I ba. hu111r. ' l ....... gai. 'l f ' .. "~ ,_ . f Prrstigc home. $ 4 :i , 5 o o . -r p11 "· "" .. r r. 11 .11f'r rout-8·1~2:l6 age. roon1 for large boat · ~lips. Reduced to ,,ell 11.1 Irvin• S~i:i.OOO --.;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;:;;;:;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;; j Bi II ·G rundy , RI tr . • '.:\I Ba1·~1d,.. :"B tii.·1·tilGI Shimmering Pool --· -·-------Lu~h dh.:hondra. lo1s of pa11o ~-EW_ LISTl~GS! & d('eking:, ni.ikc-.~ lllf' g;ir-B,\'I f RO,\_T 110\~r .. L_~1 rt)' fi•'lllllJ.: a sunp!r i·hnr•• onr of a kind 4 Lr. !.· .• H.\. J€'.J11ng 1n11ch 11111t' tni• s111n1: Sl69,000 n1111i::, i;ol f f.· 1t'lllliS. Lr1.,11n· •• l11 1nr, I.~ .\'0111" ... In C!l.lllY Ill L.-\Rt.i:. F.\:\111.Y llu:-.11:. lllis IJ<'alll :; flH . z b<t. h~ini'. ,'if'ar 1·h1b • .-, Bf \. d•'n d111- lor only $.i.'l.i.iQ. -u1g, l..ull roon1, ·: B:\. $84,SOO l\t'll Bl'lll1ng han1. R•';1l1or '102 32nd ~i.. i\'r.ll'JIOl1 Bt•h < lii."1.012:: (j)red hill , ________ ...... r:J~,\LTY Un1\'. Park C,..11 1cr. Irvine 1 BR.?'~ ha_,,(),,,;;,\; C111l A 11~·lin1" S:~:;.l)S'.'O .: BR. :: ba . Cor. lot .----...... -~_,......,.1 1 BR. 4 bJ. ~'\S~ ~~9,;,00 $o/.l,.'1:l(t :i;i:::i,000 is.:-. .. -.:. 'l.'1 )T lr,1.,, •. $.:1.620 ~pl.'111ia blr M>~S?I! • Sl:!.i.\J 1lli11·n. 11.-1 n·turn. ,\;c11• 100 Hr1I, lt.111rd & Car" /'';H"ll1lv. 71:l.16j(j OHit't'. Bkr. 6::~1. ii~:J R1·,;. l.irJ' COH:"\EH co~1.1 \11·~ .. i·11n1n1'I hid:;. l.i(• fnr b:1r & n •.,1;1111·.int R.rnd.\' I o 1• 11·1ian1 \111 ~1 ~·ll i\'i.1': Con.,1d.~· 11·.1.i,•. ('.di 011 11.-r i11r· 1lo ·1;111.• 1:"11-UU.~0 STORES-&-OFFICES- on :-."1'".llOl'I Hl1<1. $1:.0 :\I rqu11y. on lt-.1,.,.hul.I . 71 ~~;. loan. T'JM in traJr poss1IJI('. 011·nC'r fi/.1-lfiO J. ----Condominiums for sale 160 '! RR, :!1, ha. •'Otl(IO, Pnol. sau1111. l'f'!·rr.a1iun 11;~11 ~-OP.TI N CO. P.ltr:o; ti-1~-:,('(.() l',\l{l~ 1.,.i11 Tn11 11!1<1ll>•' l:IB, ~1 .. ll A f"l"l<1I. :\n 1•11111~ .~;:~ .. .()() l),1 Pl• 1·. :o17-.1S l•; lncom• P roperty 166 4-PLEXES Sti.000 1lown. Pn~·f' $.J:•.UOO. \\arncr & Oak, l1L1n1. Brh .. '2 l>lk~ 11'. or B<'ach Bh·d. Nc1v c·11H~ ,t, cll·ps. tiiX'pl 's, r:.. II,. gas hl 1111~. 1;,r f11i. Up.'11 ~;i1 .~· S1 111 lri)111 rl!l;111 . LEAOERSHIP R . E . R-11·•1 lt~I , I0-."1:~:;1; 11.11-~ll.; j()X:!-i:i f f. 1~·2101 \l llh 1 Rfl. NO GIMICS hou"". Znnrd l•u· 1 unit.~. STEAL A POOL Q11·rl('1' 1111! hf'lll 1111,Ull"f'. li11i 1·"r~11.v Pk. 3 hr. 2 ba LI DO REAL TY P1"•'l11 1·01 ilw. 111• ht•! J~!Ol :;;:77 \"m Lid.i ~~~::f)(J * * * $422,000. * ·"21.000! ~ ("all: ra! \\'OO{l ~ll!l' PrOJ)(>t'l lf'~ * COOL :'11~.-~:\ll(J * hi" f!;1110 ,(· 1•nnf Xtt·;1.· S::J.900 0 11ne r i;;::l-2~11~ I" I I 1 lc"l'l I\' I I for rh1, sharp :! 111: Ha11rl1'° 1-----------I .r.. r . • 111.11n a1nr1 111th rlcl.'f blt tn.'<, 11 ,1 crp1 ~ 3 er:. ! li;11h hl)n'"· f'nl:" r., dqi~. F . .\ hi, plus '.! l'<tr Laguna B each 1Pd1h'f'tl lu• quir·h ~.i lr S21, 950. New 27 Unit Apt Bldg. Costa Mesa BRO!.;E!~ CO\·t'red palio -B-B-Q in IO."al\ed yard. 4 BR/2 BA ran11!y hrin1r near sehnol~. /\LL Tl-:!~.\TS a1·ail;ih!r. $W .. ill0. BHOKElt 6-11-4~16 g-ar. Cusiom bl1 df'n 11lus '! ~',S.~(I() drrssing nns, h1'1 & li\trd F OR SALE \\'flL!>:t:P. ltf:llLTY !>! .... :.'.?('() pool 11· all 1hr '.'\TJ'.i:< lui a FOR TRADE :;;;::5 V1.1 L1d<i. :\f'11 porl * -*~-*· lots for Sal• * 170 n1n 1 11111~. llu1T), ,111 1 1101 OR LEASE /OPTION H"1uh l.1~1. 10·. dn, nayn11 s undC't' S11pcrh. a1·chJ\cet11rall,v d<'· SE;\n~;(·110a Bc,-,,-,ch-cL-"-· ---~-~!UST :lELJ. SWU. i,\ppro~.! ~1gn"d llo111r bll'111lrd il111l n11. 1\'/hr;.i111 f'riJ, I.· ff'p l. 2 ::-.-, BDR.\l REPOS l' Ill(' l-:1•0IO'~ll';ll \l \•11d(T!11<'Pll Br: .. 1 h~'.:,: ~u11n.1 Sou!J1 All \·;ican:-r1·':'..1~~ .$~l :L~ ~:or of-:TA"I'ELY Tnl!:J·:s, ;-;,\j'\j. p:ii 1o .. ~IS.~J(')(I O•vn rr info Bkr .~lfi-113~ .. ~1.i-,,11 1. 962 •• 71 546 J JJY nE,\Cl11-:.i.; A~"D A 612-l!ll:i. ~.. 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Call ur \\'r1u• :\lR. 11. VON f>D~;n Sp~;.1'1111~ f\l:.11ag-r.1n<~11 <.'orpcwa 11011 2l!l2 Dt1[li1PI Dr. ::>11th' 1 \I !1'\1tlt'. Ca. ,J:1;1 Money to loan ... 1st TD Loan 2nd TD Loan Tt'rn1s basrd 642-2171 1)11 f'l!Llll,Y, 545-0611 ~t'l'\'111:_: ll,1 1'l)tJr a 1·('a :.n vrs. Sattler Mortga ge C~. .1:lii I·:. !71h Strf'f'I East Bluff 1,...._,......, ............ --..... ,l 1·!11~ OC"l-:1\:'\' S: ('ATl\Ll.'\"I\ Newport Beach ;EX'(1.-u-.. ,-,,-,,-,-,-\C-;>-:,-N-T>---. WALK TO BEACH JSL,\ND. D<r.ulrrl al! 11wd -----0-CE_A_N_F_R_O_N_T __ f?·l . Con1rr [)\)\Pr· nr f;, llAl1'011· l'I. .\Ir II 11whr•1-;::111. Iii.! {)r·f':111 ,\1 r, :-; ,, n 1 <L !lfnn1r.1, OO IO~. ~1:~:1!J-1--Q~2S. .\1 J·:~A~;:.--::• ,J f ---;.1 •u r~~-;_ j•11·111·1· 11 ill 11111!11 10 s1111. C"11 I· 1!r·-., .. r 1111 !111·('1·!1.v nro >;olf ~ey-W,;;,tid ___ 2To ~.\LES. LE/\St: $23,500 -LO DOWN ('\IC'l"IOI", lll('Oll!'d 011 lhf' :! yr .voung hu nv• fP:11t1n r1g ll\l~AN .'i l!Jl·: OF 'lllF: Ealhoa Urauty en lhf' ho11t'd· walk, Ju-1 slf'p~ fro111 Ilic V<..'l'<fl1, 2 IJr,Jn.1111,;. ! ha1hs. bL1ilt-1ns & di;:hll"asllf'~·. An f'Xrr11f'nl bu;.-fQr ren1,1 1 or a sumn1cr hon1.-. ("(>(J J'~•·. ~Ji .. ~-'1021 ----Mountain, D•sert, Resort llELIAf\L~: IJ;l!·ty ,1 i 1 ti n'fl ~"!'m'I'~ 111,uld l1kf' 2nd ll"ll~I i(1 •1•d fl•!' l l~.(~i(I, P'i'l!):thlf' Il l ;: ,I f~ \\'ntf' r·r(.~~dird ad i\n. 1ss. n ;11Jy Pilot. !' !l. Bo~ C-\t.I. l'<r<1ri ' , - fOl'nlal liv rn1 + !1Jn11;1J (!in 111\'Y., 11· 1111 flATll\\";\\" (!Ji'a, tilli n P.10 S· fl1 ~d 11\'f0Sh· L!O:AD/~G TO Tl!r: HJ::ACJI "r _ lo1s of ~1or11:::r cah1ne1s, ti111qur 3-bdi 111 fl,M>r plr1 1; * Big Bear lake ~:\0\\' Tr ;-..1 ~: J.;; l 74 ·: .•. 2 patios lor n1JldOO r' f'1!1t'r· IH1s J'USl1t' liv. 1·111. 1r1lh raining! O\l'tl£'1'~ houg-h1 an-11·an.,or cork & n;1n1raJ \\OOd oih<"r hon1r! full p1'1"" parll'lling ti) ~I 111r:11 ~2;;,:oo. Lo, lo do1111 naynits <'EI LlNG:: o~· OPE'.IJ 11\1-Walker & Lee Fl1.'I! Tl.\IE -ll'rn _1()1 1 "" !'l'l'tdy 1nr 1hf' sk1 ,r,1 . .:r111~ ·(;rt ii !01 1n 1hr fnrr~r fnr ~1'°9:1. \\"r "tl hu iJrl /I 1·al)l11 f.,r fln!1 ~i.iUO Pl1 r.,.,, 1i!l1 ~, ....... c.~r1 r. 9~1(i26 ----PHIV. l'!y "·;1n1~ ~11•! TO 1!11n1r Slli.000 \al 11 /Sli.l~llJ 1"'11'1) .• t~-S!l"~· rr·1 n nnl,\ ~111 \" l•l<l """poi r B<'<••·h D··I 01.-. t>·ll·l 1~.~ 2400 sq ft f.: ftnyo11 r c.1n 1.1kr ro•rr GI c ill ):fj. J'.!Jl SEYMOUR REAL TY 1111 1 B<'arh r.l\·1L, !ltl!11 Uch Ori••n 't1\ q !'\I IT'S .COO L HERE ol Luxurv Living J.;1n~ ~11.f' llf'drm. dl'i pull- rnan ha1h.,. l lircrl. 1 .. n11l ri111, fa.111 rn1 , t1111ed "·1nt!o11-:. 1· niu,.h 111 .. 11', \\':dk In thr h<'a<·h fn\nl 1111" PE RRON RLTY . •I hcrlnn, 2 sttir·.v l11-.1u1.v 642-1771 \1 1111 all thr \tl.•~. \;1111.rrl =-~--~----1 (·rd111:::~. ;: full ha1h.~. hi!~" Fountain Valley t•-d.s kit 1111 11 1~1,11 nr 1rlr VACANT! SUBMIT! :!illt', As.·0111r 11•1' 1111 fl!1\ Lr11: 3 BR + d•·n' :-;)1i\~ erp1'~ lu~n. or 10'' 11 11 S.•r 11 N~1v p;1111l'. Q:-.:l.Y 'l',l,i:1rJ. 1mh1 1". HAFF DAL REAL TY 847-8531 • 592-5571 stz,1-10.i r,\·"s: :.n -2.116 BY Ow11ri·. f,-.;,'t". Plantation h<>tTI", 2,S:iO :<q IL. 5 hr. 3 ha.. Xlnt loc. %R-l~~i6 r1·,... -• Gard•n Grov• 11 .. ACRF· ll \fl.D\\:000 BEVERLY HILLS *FLOORS. finF.,Pl~ACF.. 2 BEACH AREA BR + ,\ DE:'I!. S:.!3.~IOO. P1·e~l1g1(!\Js 1n rvcry 1l,,t<1 1I 4 :\laSSl\"f' BH, 1nrl. PTI ESl- DE!'\TJAL f\IAST F:R SUITE. ;'\ 8 1\, 2 car gar. ll\('r.•1zftl li.n1ily <'n1rrr;,111111<'1ll •·rn'rr wf11'f't hRr & P alos \"enlr~ l1n •pl, Best buy. 892-5593 16612 Brsich Blvd., H.B. Huntington Beach • C,\LL 1;1;._q~,07 • d orn1Prly Brash<'ar P.11)' I HO:\lE 1l•·~11:::tl('d for outdr r----t../1 111-1111!'. :i Br.. i b<I, atrium, uJrto S 1.1.r1l A11lf....n11 lovely h1"31t>d J!OOI. ~lidin~ \... --.. _( gla5:< t!on1"'5 111 C"at·h rn1 IP<J.<i ~ to privat" pallos. Vaulted. b4'a.n1cd hv rm 11·/frplc, lrg ----SS-EDRM-:-4-BATH 1111 open:o; on t?;:irr!Cn , n1aster Large fan1ily rm. 2 yr11. new. btt has Roman luh "11 All upi;:raded. :;ubmil your privatf' 1!'81-CJ('n Tot a I term~. ~~~~~ 1" soo "' 0 ""' Real Estate by SUNKEN • Living room. family rm •. i MCVAY BR. 11'~ super -only $29.4~. Real Estate by S4S.04SI 893-1533 SELLING McVAY YOUR HOME? free apprnb:al • \\'(' buy 193-1533 S45·0458 f'CIU Jties. Pt'l"90nal attentkln, . ~yrs. f'XpPrie.nCf'. CH!::CK thi~ hfln:ain., By COLLINS&. WATTS ~"'·tlf'r :.! ~tnry 3 fir , :I hR • IJ()lllC 0\1'/!r;: lan1 rill . .:lun: 9S'l-5:i23 O~ F.\'t'S. "rt <"i.1111 1trp~ Knw lirr'l'·s PAINT & SAVE 1hr. tion11s .. 111~,\Tl-:t) Sl9,500 w /51/_.•;. FHA POOL \11{:1.ll'll •lri\·r1111) for I br, cpts. drp:o & a 11pl1nnc· boat or trlr. Pr1f't'd right! f's, i:wim pool.~. condo QIJI fur llW'· 9fi8.-3925. <199-J732 . B F.R~. l''\1f'll'l\" "'•' nf ,.,,!. P.r>,1l 1nr~ ;;::1~.1~::~ •If 1111 .f' '1'•'11•""1 l ~'fli~~~~~~~~~ l~<';i l J· .• 1.111', p () II•\\ 1\:.!S, I. If ~ I orrd GLI\,.;;,.;; -.1.;r1.1tal f.". 1111.: l\rf1t•lu1 !Jn\r ""•''I\" Hr:1c1.; rrr.F'.· fi lli-i71 1 nfl"11 ·111 " P\1 l~l .,\CE \\"!Ol:.,,\TJ-: l lOOD. -Beach H outtBargain- l f'lll t•1· ~ ,1lt'\l1IJ h,1, 1Hltlljllt' . f:ig Br;tr l.llk<'. l'.otil Housel for Renl (.\TlU·;UH,\I. \\'l\UO\\' f!F :: B1lrrn•. l\a.tJ.: tn O~"<lt' 1,. :.:r,\JXElJ (.;L,\SS ,,. CHY~-h_,1~. Lot 1vnf'd r.,r M 01111~. Rea l Esi"are \'Vanted1 B4 T \f .\pp''" .. 1-\'I,'.~. )OU 011n 1ilr Ian(!. ' •· "'"' '" ·' 0;\'LY ~:;1,:iro OLll. A 11111.v (;1.,11nur1 kn-F .. I fH)R\'.'\Tll f!l<..\LTOl~ 11111ls Cu.,1<1 .,h·~·• rir llunl. !'hi•n 11 l·:Ll·,(.' f:1\;\1 ;i-; I.· l!r;11'h for rr:1dv·ln·h11\' A~k f.-. .. J)~1r • •' 300 General :-.r:Lf-CLF.\:'< 11\'!"'\, n~H-"' •111:il1f1f"tl t·lii-01. nk r . c,·,.-,.·,1,.r, ,·~-. 1,., FREE'.'· 1r:-11n . i '\·r:-r:-;1 .cr .. sT~:rL ---~--"··-1~ 1;7:>-21 111or 1;;:,..1~1s:.: 1.,1 ,,~ 7) landlords-Owner' 1,111rr lr1"I lf';i111r"-i :: HY I i\nri·. ~ 1;1~. 1-ia~('r1·•1 i!Avr: \JO,ooo~;:-,101\·11 1;,1rn1 •. 1,.,11~ .• ,. ·' 11,,,1,,, ,1~, •.. 1rt'a c ,"11111,,,11.rr !:d Irr 11111 l'"f"r lt'tla111.-1n ~1,11 "' ., " _ , fll1 ~n1 1r r·r11I "~1-tll· ~•1'1 I "I 1· I 'I I I' ' I I I · 10 "\I'" "'' ·, ·• " f\Hll'J.:•' , ",f!I' •dn11 . ~11 11r R· •ii•'~" !"Ill. ,PuU ll• M"J~ ,• ·•-i, '· I I I \ 00 ' ' I -----_ {I' .l l <; 10 ~{).\ ] I,~, °N fl. ;";°Cl fl1'•ll':Ol)i1' l"il;J111' OP> '.)II I 1:1" \';111 l.u il 11all 1·111·.-r111:::~. nl\YCl~EST, ~ h1". ;; h.i ..... ,, ro•alt"r' 11 ;11 11111.: 11 .. 1 \l,\S."11'!·: 01.11 '\IYIHF 1,,. ••;, I.""' •. ,,, 1~,,, '" "" ' · "' !~-:: LA:\IJ \\'A:-.'Tl·:ri ALA Rentals e 645-3900 FJJl F:rl.A('E 1 :1.~:C ANT stora~r . r111 f.,r p onl . ·, to :\Q :l(Tt'•. ,\lr.\11rhnrl BATH HAS Hl lG~; SU.Xl\t:N" s:\~.~:.iO . 5-1$-.'.(J \4_ STUDENTS! . (•n1npany. (I! !lil-:l!K!l TLR.1lhl p11ll 1n:1n<:. alJ la\'-• ------1 :~~~~~~~~~~-e RACllJ•:LOR, ha11rty 1., ;it<>r,· t; h;ilh inni air A!'\-N•wport Heights X:C • ( • $~!.!. TlQUE D BrtA.'i:-i. P('rfec1 NEW LISTING II • I ALA Rentals e 645-3900 blrn1hng of 1·a~unl .-!r:zanl"i', f inancial for &... !hi'\ J.\lf\IAC., rrt·rntly e Rf\RE l~DEEO, Pnl' p:i•I $74,SOD MlSSION REALTY rl'fll'cor. f..· char11un1: J BR.. O\l'r g:H·a11:f'. Ur1I prl. $!HJ. 2 ha. komf': frplf'., 11r11• ALA Rentals e 645-3900 1:arp.; t'OOI par1n. Ohl i?ar. Busine-ss !'I~:, :::0. Coo~1 !hi·y .• l.af{ul1:t on allc,. S.~'1.0, :•. Opportunity 200 e AT tht REACll-1 Rll -1 Phone (714) 494-0731 -"' LOWER <·.t.1.A.~A:;i•14 ACT~VEEE6~gPLE ~~nA A~le~t;~l~c~.~~~i9oo J ARCH BAY 7';~....,, "NATIONAL C0~1 PAN1E:':" e \\IQ\\'! Really nifty 2 r.;H Brirk rmlh lrafls 1o t:hf'('rful Nt~r Ntl'"Pori l'o>l orr;,... nr"'' multi-mill1on dollar 1Hl-al llw hraeh. Kids & prl~. -1·rrt1~f'd produc/s. N erd l ll•'I ,·,v-1··• 110· 4 lxll'n\., .~ '>a1h Jmnir. 011 .\JUST s•·ll ne11·ly l'"r"J\IXlrlf'd " u. · ·1· 0011! P.('li:ih!r mrn l)f 110-ALA Rentals e 64S-3900 l!l"!'!"~IZf'(/ ('Ofll('r lo!. O\'t'I"• ~ hdrn1. )~Jill" I\ '~"fl· )!ll~I 1oukona: lr('l'S In lhr Blue hou.".f', /X'l'frc1 fnr in-la\\·.~ nr rn"n. 10 ~"rvii·e las! 111ovi•ig LOS ALTOS P t'l1111 nf1Pr;1trd r •'Ollur1, 1n :ir1fle. Bu1l! for activf' that rnclrpo ·ndf'Jll tPe11A'!l"r P ride of Own•rship 1·0111pany ~eeurrd lot•a!ifln~. ran111y. ""llh k •n!'l'rl ya1'1'.!s, Reason11hl.' 11r i1•r.1I al 127,C"" Hom• "'"' Cn1ni11f'1'ri11I and racrnrv. f11n11ly 11:ion1 ofr kitt·hen, .'i l~l~>.16 or :H-l-6~fi2. narl o r full !inie, JO lo 12 Farnily wilh !el'nagers ok. ~torage ~PDl"f' g11 lorr, 11·ork· 4 \3 -• 2 b · I s hop, bull!-in kiTch<>n 'fi1h Newpor!_. .. Sh_._,_._.____ hour•_, pf'No'' s·.~cLkL,I"• 'G l'uroom bath, u1l! ns. r I h I bl ·--" r.arpeling, dl'rtpes, lease .'12.ti !1Sll0.'8~ r.r f.· c ~u c oven, LGE A-fran1l" 3 bi•. 2 ba. loc CASI! R F.QUIR E/). $1·1!17/lO per rno. Ph.,ne Long Bench "ven 8!1 ocean Vlt'IV ~"~.i('e ln c-on1munity 11/N'r areo, lo S2'Y.l:i.oo. For nwl'f' 1nlor-213. <429-95,jl, ~~-1 porch PLUS foMnal rl1n1n;: pools, tP11n i:.:, 2 blks to l1<:h. nifltion 1vrite "-•i('k Kup, rootn briok ,,_,1,0r • .,...., $12:.-UTIL PD. Cornp1. rurn, · ... "' ti-12-3R(i8. P . 0. Box 21R51, Los An-benn1erl ("C11ings. REOUc-1=.:::.c:c:::__~-~---I BR. (In \\IQ)('!'. NPW]'IO r! [D _ $89.JOO. Cal! _ San Juan Capist rano gelf'jll, Calif., 9002-1 . Bral·h. Ch1ld /Pf'1 ok. BEACON * 645-0111 AO Ian REAL ESTATE OCEAN VIE\\! Bcllutif\1] blu" 11 11tC'r \'lf'll fron1 i-l)aciotis blt<"k,1•111'd. F'our bedrooms, 21, balh!<, I 190 Glrnne)'rc SI. 2·&1or~; h'f'Sh pa 1nl. [1n- ·f9..1·91i.1 ~)49-0.116 mf'l'.)111!1' OCCtlpltni'). (ioO<l , . ' arri., 11·ith pri\'alf' bcaf'h O~~R3.RB<R ' 2 '.h B",\'Cf'!~· O('n 2 cluh. 1.;0ll t'<lnr'<;(' . .\lllkC' of- ''e11. , s , . rm, fer fr"]ll~. nr !1f'11· brick & crtlar, · w.i.ooo. 49-1·53&1 l\~J<l:\G :'i·ll .~00 CAT'l!-.IRAX O \l/\LL~Y Tl ~':A 1.TY TO BUY OR SELL A BUSINESS HOLLAND BUS. SALES ''Thf' Broker with En1pathy'" 1716 Oranp:I" l\v<'., C.1\1 . 61:1·41 70 or ~>10.0009 rv(''I. Buyf'T'1'! for M!g. l>u!riM~i<f'!< P.E'.TAll. ROOK STORf: Old f'~I. h11SHl<'S!t JO JOO'. 1<1(" (;rl(WI lt>11 q,. 111111lcr ~IO(' ";\h1kr d y •.. Jloorn . f' 11" 11 n OU! O;irl. '"" .11:.01 Canl1rlll ('np1~1r11no prr ~11 . n I 1'\0 JW'l'C'rnl:I::::". ·1!1.".-111! II •100~ I ,\ ;:-nrll;;f' .~01n 1r11~!1 i, (."ASll __ _ 1 :::1"1J>11;, ... ~, I' 11~ p- v.-ilh 11 DAll,Y f'ILOT I'hl' la~1<'~1 <l1·:1w 111 !ht> \\'f'i1 po1nl111t'rli 0111)•. V1>g~I C<t. Cl11ssllcd ad. . . ti Daily Pllo! Clas!>11led , St111r IQ, 10:;2 Nf'wpnr•. ---------_ o'o::':.· .:;'::'..,.c;:;;::"'-----_ic_,_,_-_n._,_,_m-__ •:wi_. __ _ -, • S l ~iO·UTll. PD. Nier wuna. I Br. fl11: yt'tl. :\r Sf'arh. ' BEACON * 645·0111 * LANDLORDS *- r·Ri::E RENTAi, St~V ICE f ('nDn1s 1111iting NEED Property Management \\'!-.:("AN HELP YOt:• BEACON * 645-0111 "Balboa Isl and -_.......,..--------sum Y1·:,,n1.v <11' 11 1ntrr. 3 BP..,.'.1 B1\, 673-:!Hll:, Cllt:J.:P.\' l'leon. nice!)' furn 2 l:IR hoi ne. !rule. A.dul l~. 127 Anl<-'lhy?!>I, til:>-21;)1 ----------.l Hit. pul tO & ll'JllC, $17.i. \\'u11cr onl,1 ""• 01:;..""i611 •" ----~ BR. 111'11 ly n·dr1·., S~-~l. lllO. 119 ,\J~fll lC 'l!l~l-~~h~i. Balboa Peninsul• \\'INTt·:H l{l'n1.i.t-t Hl1, '1 BJ\. l".tt J.:·•I" Bay V ie11. ~w1n1';:-. Roal dork evaiL .S:\CJIJ/HIQ tliJ-4-lX or (:l13J h~IR-1~:!.J. ~~---: t;H 1.,,:i.·h hon1•' (UI fl'ILU I, ,::111· t: p.11 1u, 11 1n1~·1· tJI' ,1d~ 11.;:;....11'7. I :oHlun. .l Bl:. '! l::A. f\~110. :.11.).-, I :-.vrrr rl II 111t1·r IPa,r. S li~1. Clll:\A Col"r b<·h h~r .. 1 Rr. ~ 131\ 2 Ip!". \ lrw of 0("1',1n & ha) $-l~:i.1 .\lu. LI 4..ti1 ~:o Costa Mesa I lk rlt'OOlTI. f11rni~l\l'd hnu~r. ('1·µ1:..:. drn~. 21;.-,s i\\·r ., C.;'11. Laguna Beach F. ()rani.:t' !.'Ii (()sl:i ~I r~ rnr n·n1 a ~h11rp :: bdrn\ 1• i!h lots o! ruu:11 (':irJK"t i:, rtr~lli''· b111l1 1r1~. re1K't'd ~;1 r,J iu 3:!!0.00 P''r !llu, ll 's 1n ()Ur 1·1•n!.1l b.~ •k alon::: 1' 1th J,,1;i 11101·('. Walker & Lee f{t'dll<ll' 2i00 ll.1f'h1.1· 11!\d_ il l Adarn.s .)l.i·O 1C.'i <l1,.··11 ·111 9 P:\I j'."j{~:t:-HJZ'\TAL :-il-'.ll.VICl~-=4 u ... 1, 2 hnlh, ~ha!C l'J.t•p•1'<, 1l1.•lo11 a'h••1', f"ll<.:t;d :.a1TI. et11lc!rt>i1 & l)('t-; ok. S2'.1.l l '/\I Bt"li•'l' l!l~-11.-,,;_ 4 Ill:, 1 I~\, t'l'jll', hll1r;;:: 11 .. ui.1,. ;.:.11 1·:··· J.11·::" ~.,rd. nr c.1111 .. 111· 'hun•h ~~~-J. \1.\1·1·lf.\\I l:LT\' ldt,-1,_:i. ~ );,•1!1,<0111, 1 lo;il h hn111r 111th ;.:ar~•!.:". ~ .. ,.t,1tll', ~l i5. 1·aJI Tf'l'I)• :>HJ.-:?::1::. VACANT-NOW -~ ill". :.? 11,., t'l"Jfl~ dqJ~. )Id, \I >ii!';"· ti~·l-i !~7 ---Balboa l51a nd CIJ.·\I{ \llKG:l r:R honif'. L11 11,. Island. For \11111er t;1.-,, nt• ~ rarly S·!:il n1o Salisbury RPa lly lj7::~;~ * \\'INT EI{ ,f:ENTALS * 3 BP., 1·nn1p rcdf'<', hra1'11, A1·a 1I ti ll $!2i l~l·l-l.l~:i 1val!( ,July 1,1 1.~1an1I Rr"Jl!y 117'.'.-1200 411,~ P;irk A1·r ., R~lhfl.J t.~l;111d l..>i l·: ~/Ir, drr1, f;i111, r111 17.: :-._ <')111"~"'. s" 11knd~. u1i1. grd1u· r~!. $ti.J. Lido Isle Macnab-Irvine Ht-111ly Con1p.1ny LIDO lSLE Bay f ront For Rent fl1•:1u1H11l \'111 l.11tn N11n1 ,, Bil.. ~ b.1111. Cu11iplf'l !'lv ll1r111,lv•(f L lµ~1.1 11~~ 11111~lr0r :-11111' 1111 11 balr"11.v. l.ar::ir fllt'I' I( .~lq1, $,'\Ui 1110. (.\111 til.·, .• t:!\O, Macnab-Irvine 642-8235 -~-'-67"'-S-311 0 NF:\\'LY tl,..r., f11rn, 2 BR hu!l1•·. 11•1ntc r. i.i7~J-6li~ =~-lido Sands Bay shores * B1\Y/''l\().\'T. :~Brit.;:: B.t l-:.\rcuti1·ps c·l1ar1l\lrlJ.: J1t11nr availatilr on vear\v lt';i,... af1 9/ti Quiet a.1lult fan1il.1. 1u· Baltioa Bay Club . 21?,-799-liti6, Pasa1J.-11;1. Corona del Mar t-:E,\.\IED C1•1lin:;::. ;: Rr. llon1e + U"n. 1 B;1, p.J110. '.! 1·111• :;::ar, i111·;I, lh''\ I} •l"t". 11''\\ ~ha!'; l'pl" f :2:1/111n Yr. I) I 'I' I :.: Jl r I 1 (l I I' II ft r 1;j_-.... '.!!l(l~ ij;;;[QUJ~ l~st1t· ~ 1-\f{_-l_lot i !rph'. unfnr11. 11,in1•'. T1·.-r~~ N1·a1· OCf'an. s ::·2:1fn10 . li7:;-ti'.Jfl'.! Ul" 2JJ: :i!):,l-l(i:::1, ,. '.!Hr & •ICn, 2 Ba .. tltll 1'111. hl lns. [l'pl(', 1!hl ~ar. $29.i. 67:1--H~IS :<fl !"1. \r/\1.1\ tn Bil'; Corona. ~ 13R, 1 B:1 . S'llO. '.! nr.. '.!Ba. :';?.10, 3 flit & Fam rm, fully cptd, 1,11ns, "1r Bftnr, comer kit. S2·W) ~~9}.~ I 4-B l t-:-1 :liA. t:f)1ll, drp!!, 1 frncrrl yard, 110 single~. S:t:,0/1no. tjjjf.:-!l9l~, Hunting1on H a rbour A EA UT I t"U L JlyntinJ:iPn il:l.rhor •1 HP. +-~·am Rm hnn1t $•100 ('al! S·l&-7247 to , .-.rr . Irvine 2 AR, 2 ba!hs, den .••••• $300 3 UP.. 2 ba's., atrium •• $325 :: nr. .. '.! b;1's. bonus rm .$350 I J:R., 2·~ h:1 .. fan1. rm $3.iO :: Rlt., :!'" bath~ •.•••• $300 1 \\1E M.'\ vt-: antERS 110 ~'-l 11•1!11. ---'l ll'11 il11 r "SINCE 1946 .. l~t \\'cstcrn Bank Bids. Unh·f'r~i!y P ark Days 833-0101 Nights Un iv. Park Cf'Oll'r ltvine Call Anytimt', 83~-os;n FOil lcasr 4 DR. 21 :i ba l10me. Shag cpl, tu 1 1 y ' tlraperl. Dbl oven dshwilr fully land~l'IPf'd. iel'lef!'d )d: CnninlC'I(• list' of recreation 1·t'11l!'r, pool I.· trnnii; eris. .1~::: •. C:1ll a11 1;, .s:rl--00.\~. Laguna B•ach -------;; 1\r1·h llil}. l)('f'all Vlf'W, )Sf' '.!Ill'.~ b,1, drn, din rrn, fa n; 1"111, s:;2J. •l!J,°i--'1764 f'V(''5 .~• 11knds. ~------$'.l:l.'1 J\lON Tll. 3 BR. 2 B;- lio111C': d•'<"k t.· \'lf'\V PLACE llE:ALTY 4!).1-!}i~I I ''.'-llTSliAL 1 Bl{. & I~"-lot!. \\'i1lf' ocr.111 Vll'll". $2Ti f.1o. ;\l;1h1t"I' ~·11 1-·. 4!1·1-Mij:t. ~ Hit l'1"'tt:J!.!" 011 pr1• hr1t• lo 111nh"'1' ~hi.1 11!!1 pd C'oupli' Oril~ :\t1. r:.1) S, H;i)"'h••I'" l'1H·~ l1:.' \I'. C'11.,,1 1 111·~ 1 BAY~'IU);"-.:-1'-!11-:-\\1111f't' 1'•'111,11 ~J::S-fli•~ General = • R ENTAL FINDERS 4l5 W. ltllt, <::OlT ... Mtl4 Hoo~•s * Apts. * 645-0111 * ._,,.,,,Ml-t• IAJMdlo,.U SI 111-l{Jo:/H·.C :! BIL lfi'iu~r. \'1·d /l'J1' f"luldrrn &: p.-1.~. /\\'ail No•1: BEACON * 64.S.O 11 1 $l0U-SP/\~· 11 fir:. 1 U-l. l"ri' n11 11 lr'r1l1· i l\\•rk.hop. ("hololrt'n p1•1..; \\rlr•Ulll'. BEACON * 64S-0111 .i l':-,.:,! HP.. ::-.tr f..· .v:i11!. Nr. OCC ·'•ll!;I.:; ok. Con~1rl•·•· p••I. BEA CON * 645-0111 ~)},'°:!BR 1\/ ~-ir. Pt'll'. p,1• l1n. C<)nv. ln<· T1•I ro~ BEACON * 64S·Oll l Sli.1 ·; 1:1c 2 R,1 , hltn~. •·1·1·1~. 1ir·p~. i:;ir I.· _v:irc! ."111/ n,..1 •!k BEACON * 645-0111 C ALC DAY OR N JGHT ALA Rentals e 645-3900 1999 Harbor Blvd ., CM e Bf';Llt;VE~-Nu·r I Bl~. Cp; ... , rl·•~i-lo sl1011~. $110. ALA Rentals e 645-3900 e LOOK1 ·F11n1ili"$ w/pt'1'i. 2 BIL nr SC'hls. $1:\0. ALA Rentals e 645.3900 e F lflF.PLACt-:!-'.! BIL 2 BA. (irir;1i:r. Cp1:o;, drp:;. Sto\·r, n •1t·1g-. ~160. ALA Rentals e 645-3900 • v~:HY NICE·2 BR. Fn(•d .1 arrl. Cpl ~. Driis l{ids/pr1.~. $!.".(I, ALA Rentals • 645-3900 e 1-'l\NT1\STIC!·'? Bil. Nr. hf'llCh. SIOVf', rell'ig. VlRl::- l'Ll\C'E. $16.}. ALA R•ntals e MS-3900 e CLt-:AN & Qu1rl-:t BR. Cp1s, d111s. l)f'an1 t'f'il. Brnul. 1.;u1,; t. JX'lli. Sl i i ALA Rentals e 6-45-ltOO SIOO. i\loh1lr homto. Couplr or singlr ok .• C.,\l. • • • SIR.i. I BR. crp1,~. hudtin~. gara~r. K1d:o1 I.· pr111 ok .. C.:'11. • • • $l]1, 2 RR. ~arlli;:r, F,.0<.•r d ror kiri.:; .!:· pt'l11, c.~1 • • • l\~:. !Jt1I pd. n1ohilr hn111 ~. ,, B. • • • 11rr. Af1 ~ 1>111, .• u;..:>.11-1 (·1.1·:AN'""':"10r:-:-·1 -HA ., ( ·n!; & 1fr•p.\ hltn~. f1·11le, lfhl _l:MI'. r ll<'I p:d10. f.-11r1•rl. f~O<~I lo,· t7:1~ D1·H k1•, :: J:rt. fq1!<', n1t't' f"ar .1-ar•I, ~ 1';1r gar. :u;11 I'.: San1a l\n:i {\\r ~;2.:;o~ ---7~~~:J 11H, 2 EA 11/pool. f\1.11nr in1·l1l. Sl'p pla) yard. Cpts. rtrps. $.~Kl !r:i~r. b.lf>.M_ii c·1rrrA1:1·. 1 R!~,-;t.i1~br•kr:i nCl<li... fll'll }d. qu1r ! fl'l'l"lll tr11Hnt •. i h1ltl OF\, t;l~-::1.•n 1P.t{~-f!~ Xln!-.·nn<l .S.!,•>,/ llunlh. <':1 11 Larr,1. .-.i1;.. ,AA(! --------~ Ffi H l.1·.1~r S2JO 1l1n. ,: Bit, 2 b.1. A1·;11! JlOI\ l'h .-,r,...-,::m1 --~-.1 Alt. fan1 1·1 n. 2 ha,, i'nr Ir.I. :~'""I l•)I". fq11 ... s21;:, )Y'r rno. .-.ic.-?.02.11 or !l::s-1;~r. ~i·Ac'.:r~-;:-ti~ 11,.;r-~ C'n.1~1 Pl(l111. In: ~'~ll'tl .~· p<il 1" \;:~.'!1111n .1H1-l·l"i:1. Ealt Bluff-- "Tll~: Br.\it 'FS. ~rlil !f'Vf'l '"T-Pl;in" .1 BR. 2':! Bf\. \\"rll 11('coral('<1 -B11.v Vif'I\'. l\,·;1i! Or·t. $-CiO!mo. Ownf'r. :11i-l&l1. ---~~-~Huntington ileach BEAUTIFUL NEW HOME Pm!. laud~r;q~d :: 1:3R :! RR, fan1 rn1. (ii._ ki1chi•n 11.ppllll';. VuJly rpttl & drptl . Conv. 10 hf>ach. stll'!pp1ng, schools. G11 rdf'1wr 111c.I. L~e. 11vail. 962-99:-14 or '.i·lS-2~7'.!. 2 BR, rlf'cl. hHJn RIO, r A ht, <"Tfll~. r!hl £11 1' 10''(]{)()' t1'nw1I 101-mu\.'" 111 !0<h1_v Sl!l.'1. 1110. /\~k ff>r n•n tal ap;rnt !.-J2-4·1i1 \\'l\LK TO BEl\OL :! Er.. '! BA chnr111r1-. Formal dinint: r n1, con\.'f'111f'nl 10 , I I STEPS TO BEACH ,~ liH, •Tly /r,1.~r ...... S26.'i ·~ P.H. yrl.v lra . .;f' .....• S?r.i ·; HH, llll•lll l: In 11100111 • $:?:i0 •1 Bit J.,,. nr lsr /npl •• ~::!7'j CAYWOOD REALTY ti:lllG h ("1iasr Hwy., N.B, 548-1290 ,-,~,"~,~,-B-EAc/1~. ~3'-.-,.-,-.-,-1 .~undli", lJHn:i;, "'/11.' crpr. rlrps, u.~c o r c I b h ~" pool/!r nn1~ rrls. Olilcl OK P~t 01.:. S.t·i0 1110 . Call «>!~ teer {113! 8~2--40J:!. \\·A·fi:RFHO;'>;T-'.!-,1( ~; d•"l1 :!'~ l:>a. /pl.. patio: hl111~. AaJIJ01d R;i.v Prop. t;?'\-74~'0 IW{liOi't\11,.-w Jlo1nP.~ n"w, :: br, din rn1, t ba . frplc. l~e pul1n, f'l)Jllnll1n1ty Jl(X>I. Vf!ry llU'f', .~.:.ii. 8:J?,-~8fl.I. .~ l\r '.! &1 :! s1ory, frpl1·, /\'1•111wJ1\ Shl)r.,.:<. $18S Wr . t 1. .... 1:~".0 . Newpor t H•ights f\AftLINl; :.! '11<1('. t;dn1• /!' I•·. H•·t~ t 11-~lf.ln. f~H huusr. h11- i111'l. l\tlUlt.!1-no 1·rq. San Clement• ~---~~-~~ ~101)!';HN '! br. 114. ha. blln :-!111·f' 6. n •frig. 0vl'rlooking f\[un. i.:nlr t11Ul"Sf'. Adults on- ly. $2:!:.. •1!!2-4392. l?l.it ________ , Santa Ana FOil lea~e lovtly l BR, nrv,r psiin1. Sl!l:1. \Vatf"r furn. Cl°"" lo schoo!!'l k ~hopping. 2 ki<ts ok. 546--0170 Santa Ana H•ights Univ•rsify Park J BR , f:i1n1ly, d1nin11:, l 8.\, vte11• r.I h1!1~. $.17.i. mo, 8.13--0300 du,y.~. 83 :t -o a ;.o n1ghr~. O'Brif'11, nvail TIO\\'. Hous•s Furn. or Unfurn. 310 llf'hoo!s. $~/mo. Ag t . 9(i2-5.123. Nowport Beach 2 BDRi\1' hou~. nt'I~· 11h{lg crpt1' &. drp.'1, 1 ha, BEAUT nlCK./. lownhou~, 3 g:!\J'dtofW'r". ~' blki'I to ht'11f'h. Br. ~1 J R;1, frrl('. pMlin, pool, ,\JAlu1~ 11 Ifu 1 I• $170 t car gar, a.JI bl!rl!t, c....i!'l. =53!;-=0700003_·--~~-~--I tlrAf)"S 1..e ... -:i• $2!1~1 ""(n BRANO ne11.', 2 br hOUli(', 523--4il0 or 8-16-:i99l eves a ft dsh,.,·.shr, frpl<', t·pts. dps, :> pm. lnd.~cp, palio. big 2 t·ar p;ar. 1 r~.-w-n-h"ou--,.-u-n-fu-rn--.33-S ,n:;. mo. S.'6--414 1. 5-l&-O:i1l. 1---- 4 RR + den. l blk from Newport &.ach ~laril'lft H.S .• shop'J?:. Crpt, di~. hltn.~ k · h'plc. Nu yrcJ11·ork, srio. 8;16-71.Jti 4 Rr, 2 ba "''/ctp~. ban.~. ~Jps. ff·nf'f"t ,.d. patin, 11·11· prl. :i;210 s~z-0-.1i or 21:: .\9i-2 112. * Adults P referred * 3 RR. '? Ba. J•'rpl. new cpl~. clrps. G11r. f a('es Pool, $'27.i CAI.I. REAl.TOFl 5''8-6966 ".\tnke Roonl f'or Dad· (/ y· • •• e I l' 11 n out !hr $!i1J.l'11\"-'!l'llflnl(",i-t1llr .1I'· •I H1· h1nh~r Pool . J!'Al"al.'.c .• your rra~h ht CA ~H 11·1th " DAILY Pll.OT <.:la~~1f\f'd 111'!. lr-1:..:, 1\111.~ 111111 JX'I.~ 'll.: r' \1. 1T11thlr;i>1. All apphanctos, I STAR.LET Ot..2860 2>l. ;>S-t40S. G""676:1, - { . DAI LY PI LOT a.Ibo. Pernin1ula ANNUAL rtntal. Io we r d uplex, 2 lge BR, hllru;, cpta, drps, ihort blk bay or ocean. $235 mo. 645-0744 or !213) 698-6012. Newport Beach Wtdnt~day, Stpttmbtr 15, f97l Apt1. Furn. lalbo• Island 360 Aptt. Furn. 360 Apt•. Fum. 360 Apt. Unfurn. A'TTR'Acr 1 ~R apt; Winter or Yf'lll'ly; f\111tu~ adults only; No J)('t.s. 673-1503. Balboa Peninsula -Cost• Mesa N•wport lkach Coron• del Mar -----..,--Cool , Super, l BR. S.o\l.L INN Motel Lovely furniture, Frigldalre Blwn Bay & Ikach ,. .., ---- Queen sz bed. Crpt~. dtp$. ALw fllOlf'l Rms froni .$37.:10 Q. •rt• appl's, frost free reflig. Bach Ap1s-Wkly-Monthly ~ 122(1 !'.;Iden. Adults, ;lj(} rno. \.\'K. $115/MO. C\ir 28th & CLEAN Bach apts or sleep &!6-!tns Newport Blvd, N.EI . ON TEN ACRES rms, step., bch. ;tOO/mo lJ£. Jli__._E,;._Bi\lboa Blvd. $120 -BACHELOR, attrac, BEACH APT -3 Bedrm, I~• 1 6 2 BR. Furn, A Unturn. OCEANFRONT duple~. nt\\' 61'l--9S4i clf'an, Quif't. Nr Frwys & B&U'l, brand fll'w building .t Fireplaeea r-prir, pa.Hor. · 4·8 R, 2 BA. S375 nio. Lower!~-------~~ shops. f\hlt\lN.' AduJI, nope\. l\lrniture. Block to bch & Pools Tennl1 Contnt'J Bid.st. 2 Br., frplc: $225 nio. \Vi111rr. WATf:RfR.ONT, spacious l lnq: 2872 .No. 2 LaSalle. shops. $:100/mo. 900 Sea Lane, CdM 64+2611 .5CU1 Seashore Dr. 615-0744 br, Jani rm, priv suo rleck, ;')57-1584. • • FOUR STAR ** (t.f&cArlhur nr Cout Hwyl Ot' \'..ll3) 6~12. i;m boat n1ooring. Winter I B Rt'lllty Jse, SZ25. 548-4395 alt 6. Furn Bache or & I r S3:>-44Z'l ./ BA YFRONT OCEANFRONT-.1.ttrac 2 Br. I ~~~=~=~co-~0o---Exceptionally n i c e. ---, v y EW Adults only, W inter . e S25\VK &UP.On Ct!an $1lO 211 0 N t \VJNTER ri'ntals * 3 BR, "BA ~ J $18.j/mo. 673--5701. Lovely Bach-1 BR-Rms. up. •wpor nd k b d il Anoounc1ng the quiet optning i11aid service. Pool. U!U pd., _B~l_v_d~·· CM. su re ' eam~ i,e in~, of Bayport Apts , . ror 0 I U f 3so 1-a!lrac & r!ean, $215. UIJ! up exes n um. e Call 675-8740 • l Br, $125 & $131). :! Br. $150 inel. .-1 BR .. frplt\ l l::.1:1. Adults; An d the sllghtly l<'Ss OCEAN View d!'luxe· duplex. .2. Br. lrt den. 1650 aq. ft. 2 trplc. wet bar, .sundeck. 714: ~1-1457. Huntington Beach WINTER rentals, l & 2 BR opts, nr 15th & Balboa. 675-157:\. lrg, Ideal for Bachelors. ulil uw!. No students or quiet opening of Bay\'ie"' S1~lm pool. A1.h111~ only. 1993 Pf'l!\. 714: 982-782 1. Apts, ror l1n1ilieK. Church St. 348-96:\3. Call (714j 6'44-5;15.J 2 BR ap1, lge sundeck Monrh rentAI. $175, 6Q-1426 ==co-------1 HR ., yrarly ....... Sl50 .\lo. _ 9 Sl'IARP 1 I ~!' t.. 2 BR. !ltd :l BR, yrly, unf. .... $195 .Mo. YE,,RLY 1 BR, ~!ly turn, pool. N~. shopg, Adulcs. ~o 3 BR, wntr, ulil fK]. $22:) 1,10. 1 hlk to t>:ati1. $155. pe1~. Util pd . 1884 Monrovia. 4 BR , wlntrr .•........ ,$32;,. 673-2892 54R--033fi. Ncwrort Beach Rlty 675--1612 Costa Mesa Beacon Bay * MODERN 2 Br. Bltns. NEAil beach. attrac turn Cpts:, drps, frplc, wrJl. FRESHLY painted I BR up-y ON THE BEACH per. Cpts, drp1, dshwshr., Lower duplex. Nlcely fllrn. bllns. Adulls, no pets. Ca!l 1 RR + drn. J\1arried cplt.. 612·404-1 a!t 6 pin. only, No (:hildren or p('!s. 1 & 2 Br. Trailers. Also Yily. $250 per mo. $47-l&ll FAIRWAY ma in!. 5135. Call 842-4f,&I, studio ap!. 1 Br, kl!, patio, Sl60 mo. 673-1538. VILLA APTS Lagun~ Beach Corona del Mar DELUXE 3 bl', 2 be., c & d, deck. ocean Vie.\v, no smAll ch\ldrrn. Avail 11 pp r ox 10/15. $300. <!94--6372. Newport Shores --2 BR, 2ba, c pt!, dps, bllns. yrly lsr, $185 mo. No pets. 218 Cedar. 548--83.'"16. Duplexes, Furn. or Unfurn. 3SS Balboa Island AVAIL. now thru June 16th. 3 Blinns., 2 b a 's ., dishwasher, patio. Steps 1Q •the beach. $300 mo. incl. Ulilities. BRAND new & gurgMlU! :J, BR.. 2 baths. Pa! lo . Dishwasher, !rnsh tnaslwr. }'urr:. or uni. $4:Xl M0 ., yr.arly \\'(nton Rl'aJ Ei;lall' Z29 J\.1arine, Ralboa lsland 675-3331 I~ Apt1. Furn. 360 General Rent Beautiful Furnllw-e for as little a! ONE MONTH · compl•t• with your 100•;. Purch••• Option Ind, item .selection. 24 Hour Dely. CUSTOM Furniture Rental sn w. 19lh, c.M. 543.J.181 Anaheim 774-2800 laHabra 694-37011 ~Ibo• Island 1 & 2 BR ., waterfront. Yrl.v. or \\'inter. Adults. l'\o pels. Dock privileges. 673--66'to. Balboa Island Salisbury keatly WE STILL HAVE ..• Somi: quality \\'lnlC"r ren1als left In larger ,t· sm al!1·r •PIS., at rcasonahl" rait';, to qua!Jl!cd 1cnants:. Salisbury Rt-alty l Blk 10 ocean & s"\Ol"('S, Frplc, lge patio, 2 BR. !dry, adlts, $233. 642-1276. NICE apt ror rent, 1,s blk !o O<'ran. Util pcl. S14~/mo UP. 2:i00 S\'avlew, CdM. Studio apl. $90 to $120. + YEARLY Lease. Spacious 2 & 3 BR' Util. r>la ture pN"SOM only. d 1 3 Bd 2 B h 1 e uxl! rm, at • Pr!v11.te patio pool ~ lndlv. 6·1&-IS09 11ft 4 pm. fireplace, \Y/W t arpt,, !urn laundry lac.' $125/mo dlx mod hm, con1p\ or_ ~nfurn, dock availa ble. Ne&r Orange Co. Airport &: furn. h!d pool, a<:lults-~ 67:i-~934. UCL Adulf1 only. pets. 4 &-ason l\1ob Es!, 23.19 OCEANFRONT view !An-20122 Santa Ana Ave. Npl Alvd. :>4!!-6332. tasiit, open balcony. ;<.tusl Mgr, ~ir.s. J oachim, Apt 3-A Costa Mes• FINE 1 BR apl. Gara11t'. :1J l :;ce 10 apprel'late. Be1<ul 2 · 54\.~215 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii l Sllali11111 r Dr. j\ blk W, of BR. 2 BA. $27.'l. mo.+ util. $1 50.Fabuloui 2 Br. New New New Villa Cordova COOL • FRESH! QUI ET -SAF'i:' (l~ear Back Hay) 40 Unit Adult Apartment Complex 1 & 2 BR. Apt1. GAS & \\'ATER PAID Mo. to Mo, From $140 232:1 Elden Ave, Cr>1 See r.tgr Ted Woodhl'ad 646-0032 Anahelm & I hlk So. of 18th 675-471:.1. 1 -~-~-~~-~-1 You won't find a larger, nic- S1., CM1 Bayfront & Beach er apt for lesg, Beaut. gar- EXTRA large 1 BR, nr OCC. J br. 2 ha, yrly, $425; winter, den area, patios. Quiel dl.'ad- $130. Garage, Jndry rac.il. $32.i. 67~J-0236. enri street, ju~t S. of New. 1 '~N~o~pet~•.~546-85'!':~-94~· --~clHmiSE:S&;;;-;:-w;;;;;;--:;I port Ave. Ad uI:s, no ~ts.1 . HOUSES & apts. \Vlnter & 2020 Fullerton Ave., (,'i,J. 2 BR, pref. older ma1T1ed yearly $165 to $1500. (Just E. of Bay) 642-8690. couple, oldei: ehild OK. No r-.1arshall Really 675--4000 '"'~·~"~·~1~111_A_A~"""~~·~·Y~·'----liX'iwrnWiTI':i3<:;;;;c-, 3 Bdrm * 2 Bath = OCEANFRONT-&•"' 2 he R00?.1Y 2 Br. lurn upper. rurn apt, N.B. No pet!. Living room wi!h cathedral SUIS. Util pd .. J::ar. Nr OCC. \\'inter, .i 2;-il rno . li73--02l:J. ceiling & lrplc. Separate 1 child ok. 61'l-:i~:I. ~~~~~-~-~~~1 \1.'INTER rental-util p.-L Lrg hiundcy area. Encl patio. Shady Gardens-Pool 1 & 2 BR ap!. Near hay , Swimming pool & child.ren'i 1 & 2 BR. l"rom $13:i. ~17_11;,;i 673-:',.i:\.1. playground. $200. 177 E. 22nd SI. 642-36-'lj ---· llA/IBOR GHEENS -----~----IFOR :sal" or ? 1 br 1nab1lc 51S-4.133 REDECO R 2 bedrm, retrlg h me fur n patio nr l:lav.1 ~~~~-~--~- U1JI. chi!drrn -$1JO s~ Jl('r 01~. 673-itio. · Park-Like Surroundin9 571 JoAnn. 548--5977 QUIET -DELUXE e \I.' TNT ER RENTALS e It* Stunning 1 BR. Garrlrn :!-l & 4 BR. Apls 1-2 & l BR AMS UleSliB.All ZJ Apt. Pool. ·n ee rm. Sml dog ABBEY REAL'fY 642-3S50 Also Furn Bachelor, ok. s1;,a. 64~5530. _ -f•n · pa tios * Htd Pools New, beautiful gardl'n apart-1 ~~~~---~-~-11-BR .. win1er $150 M1'n!l1. Nr shop'g * Ad ul t, only men rs ,~·ith 1-BR., furn. near shopping Yr!~· $160 !I-lo. Adlts only. Martinique Apts. e PllfVATE PATIO e SllO per month ll1r Gunde1·~11 67~1642 e POOL e SPA e R1::alonomh.•s Rltrs. 675--4ii00 · · ' --1777 .•:anta Ana Ave. CM e CARAGE e e 1 & 2 BR Sl41J & up Trop-2 RR, 2 Ba ~wnslrs, S_200. !1-f~r. Apt 113 &u;_551.2 e ADULTS ~ NO P t.:TS e . ' Avai l now lll Junf'. jOC(I --, 1c11! pool, Sp1r11.l .~:a1rs, lrplc. Neptunf', 114: nz~1491 coll, QUIET-Downstairs 1 BH-Sl!IO. f"urn. 1•[1 r:. 181h, &12-460:!, 494-0209 ___ ----- . -:! Hr new shag cp1s p11 li'l 2 BTI-2 RA-$24:t f'urn. * ,\vi no1-1'-l & 2 Br Jurn 3 RDR~JS., J-•; BA , bl!Jn!. encl .1:.1r. Mature adull~ o~ 151 E. 21st SI., C.M. p I I I . ~· S21:i. \\11ntrr \riiM'. i'<'t 1rrd pref'tl. No ""Is 5J4a/ oo. rer rm. gt oc. 1~0 612 3811 ,.~ . • 646-8666 • children 11r Pf'lll. 64&-5824. · • n1a . 64.i-3515 or 6'14-0753. C ASA de ORO FURN 2 fl t Uf"\"t ' ·NEA R &a.ch-Rooniy 1 Br. t.-, 2 BR drlux lownhouSI!, .1 ·1160· r. Ap · ~,177"8s dl'n, upper apt. Mature r·pL crpts drps bltN pvt CASUAL Calli, Llv ing In ._ paK . per mo. ~~ · y I SIT Ulil pd " " ' . warm Mediterranea n a.tmos· Maple St. 5'1.8-3913. ra: Y·, :i. patio, encl garage, aduhs. phcre Spacious color co-6"2-;,~.,. -~--~Jn !>('\ OK, 3165. 3009 Co- orrliniited apt.s _designed & Dan• Point , \\'ALI{ 10 bch. :l Br. patio, 2 olidge, ~10-7247. fu rnished ;or s!yle & com-* * Singltc•, TV, pool, pe1i:: car gar Yrly li•asr. Sl:i<J SEPARATF~ l-!Of\11:: lort •Heated pool • Ritcfl-ok. O,\NA f\larina Inn, l4111 mo. _ /\dltlls/no re 1 s · 2 Br 1~·/carport. $130. \\'tr e.1 w/ indirect lighting • Coast H"-'Y· 673--081 .o. _ p<I. Gardi:ner. ~.;66 "C" Deluxe RIO. Adults. No pets, YEARLY rrnl11l. ~ll'ps Tn \V , Orange Ave. CaU brwn 1 /., 1 BR.-$175 fu rn. Huntington 81ech Ne"-'Pnn Bl'ach_ 2 T!H, I :i. 6.'\6-1120. UTILITIES INCLUDED BA .. \V/\V t'pt, rlrps, hltns.1 ·M-0~D-E_R_N-·2-~B-,--w~/g~l-,~- 31h \V, \Vilsoll 612-t9n La Quinta Hermosa patio. No pc1~:_67:,..3:1~ 11·allril l1 v nn. beam ceilin.1:. $145-F abuloui l Br. \\'INTER rl'nt;ll, Newport vl'ry large patio, $1.Jj, On E. ''ou 11•on't finl'I a larger .. Spanish Cou ntry Estate L1V· P eninsula ~Rrt 2flA . .i:ar, 161h ;.;i. See Mgr a t 124 !::. more nicely rurnishrd ap! ing & Spacious Arts. Te'I'· \V/0, l hlk tn hay & bch 20th St ,, CM fqr Jess_ Bc11.ut. g,tr(len raced p00J; suni<cn <;:as BBQ $240/nio. Gi:r-6041 ___ .~~R-.,-.,~,~,~ .. -,.-. -"-,,~,~Jl75_"_P : area. patios. Q.ulet, dead-Unbelievable Living • Only BCH Frnr • j Bdrm, 2 Ba, e l BR Furn or uni $1 30 up f'nd strl'l"t, .lu~1 S, of New. 1 Br unf $150-furn $175 color TV, king & QUt'(!!l • 2 BR /urn or uni $140 up port Avr.. AduHs, no pcls. 2 Br unf $175 furn $210 bl'rls, pln~h: .\Vinter . Adi!~. Pool. 642-2181 2020 F'ullrrton Ave ., C:'-1. ALL VTIL INCLUDED 64&-123'1 R{ln (.Ju~t E. ·of Bay) (..1 2-SG!IO ---,-c--;c-;c;,ICLEAN 2 Br for 1tdults ov'r Special Bonus; a sliver-2 BR~io, ciirpon, i.~ blk :i.·" Gt'(ltlnd !Ir. CrP.lS, refri~. $1 65-Fabulous 2 Br. plated candle snu!fer ls to heRch & hlrt v. Ac· !'11.ngf'. Gas pd . S12S, JOO You \Von't rind a largf'r, yours it you bring this •d conimodatl'S ~ or 4, Av111l Vlctor1n 54S-2,iQ7. nior!' n1crly lurr11shed ii1-11 1vhen you visit our models. S 8 J l ' , •. 'l'l -~-~~--.~-~-, cpT IO une ·'· ,.,..,, " 'l. BR rrnt /rl qi~/bltn~. crn~-ror lrs~. Br11u1. gardrn 4 blks S. ot San Diego Frwy R F · ,_, a1'f'a, Jlallos_ Quie t. i!,.~d· on Brach J blk \V. on Holl '-· · :--ed •. gar + prknJ:. Adu!I .~. end st!'f'rt, JU~! S, of N,11•. 10 J62tl' Parksirle Wine \\'TNTF:!1 RENTALS $1.fa . :l2l4 Rutgers Dr. port A1·r. 1\dult~ na pl't•. (714) 8'7-~i.JI RAyll'(1nl -r'tninsula. :t RR. 646-6919 01' &l:l-M~9. '..'020 ~·t1lle1·1on A\·r . C\I. 2 ha . ~~;,11 \lo. DAV l S 2 BR. l"pts. drp~. garh 1'11spl , IJu~1 t:. or Bay\ 612-~690. I nR. Furn_--S 1 ~ :.i I nl o. !{t:..\LT\' f..l'.!·1000 carporL Smalt rh1ld ok :US MARINI:: AVE. 673.6900 *$J5WE-EK-&-UP*-O\·r rlook1ng beau!. gardrn / \V1111rr Rental -·I 11~"~ $120. 642-729-t aft 5 pni. BALBOA ISLAND Studio & J BR aptl . pal10 & t1ea!ed pool, 1\rl\111~, from ocean. f·n>nl l Br. I Sl7l _ :! BR. stu<llo. Adj. SUNNY ACRES 103.J 12th SL A~~ss from 811 .:· Rea: 2 e;-. 2 Ba . Ulil shop"g, Drp'd. Crprd. Ol'n NE\\! 3 BR. 2 BA. Elcr Lake Park. 536-21192. pd. Ph, 962-89&'.l. Gar. ;;.\R-8301. 21l : 592-5227 lutchen 1v/d'h"'-shr. lI'Jll", MOTEL - pa!IO & gara~-Al'ail !l/J;1 Lagune Beach ; QCE,\N'Vi~2 Br. 1 EASTSll'JF. 2 Br. J\.;i Bt , to 611.'i. 638-Sl70 0 r l bl!< sou1 h o! Fa irgrounds $l :"(I Fl/RN. Jnvf'ly Br. nr ·sa. "s;'J.j/mo. Ycnr].>. Call bltns. dshw~r. ~·pts, drps. 5i~8ll ::!Ji"S ~;!;~Blvd. h<'h. Al~" ba<'h Apls, S!iX!, _642-.~ .. 9. C"ncl gar. $17.1, fi.fJ-2939 . p,lux:• spacioui 2 Br., 1---..---~..--l !lO, $100. Utll pd. ne1p. OCEAN VI<'"''. sun rit'cli .. 1 hr. e 2 BR. Crpts, drps, I 2 Ba., wint•r rental. • • rnipl1l n1llr~. 4ll4-4100. 2 ha. hlln~. xtra e!ran. ~·rly. $13,j/mo. 765 S h a Ii ma r fnquir• William Win· WESTBAY ELDE N ROO:'--l 6 __ b11.th ir/pv! rn-64 :1-\8711. Dr. Call 5.'i7-69'l3 . I •) 675 3331 ~El\' I and 2 Bcdrm . garden N H · ht ton "ty. • . iipt.~. \\" fl""ll. tra nct . ~loY-T? hPach, hus ~port e19 s 1 BR. Shag tpt. dshw~1', se!f \Yl'NTER. S. Baylron!, 2 BR FROJ\-1 Sl90. ADULTS I.· ~shop g. North ,, nd . CLEAN l or 2 Br Arll!~. nn clean ov~n, su~eck S14J. Pl'n1hous(', \'i(''\I o! ... ntire :!311 Elden Ave .. c.M, 494-107!! pt:ts lg kl\. $1:1..~$150. :!t'..'! 377 w. Wilson. ;,48-360~. I !o. Bay. 675-1498. &t5-j7&iJ !->IUDJOS. 111 11~ p<:l, rnlor TV, r:. if.th St. NB. &1&-1801. Delux• '2 Br., 2 Ba. Ir>1J\-1AC. Comp\ furn 2 Br. e e 12 hlk lo C!'f'asant Bay bch. A t U t 365 Cpts. drps. stove. At1u1·~ apt. Yearly, 1200/mo. No' 'L~O~V~E~,~.,~. ~,~B~,-.~1"-"'--,-,1-s. $1:!:1 up. 494-2jj'}A. * P • n urn. only, no pets. $160. 545-3310. I cbildl"('n or pc>1~. 67~9-1'1. new shag crpt1. Pool. Clo5e VACANCIE!!i Cost money? General 91\·I EL CAMINO. lg. 3 BR. 'CHARMING fmmat'\Jlate by to shops. Amp!t parking. Rent your house, apt , store Sl50. 1 lg gkr11.ge~. $20. ea. ~Tator J br , S190 nlo inc1 Adults, no pe'ls. $160. I bld g,, etc. lflru a Dally Pilot VENDOME 67.1·14 18 or 567-4012. ~til. 2211~ AmelhysL -1941 Pomona, C.M. Cl11.~si{led 11d. l BR, sha.rp, crpls/drps. Nr. 1~:;;;;;;;;;;;::::;~~~=::::==================--==:;::~ .. :0:--1 IMil-tACULATE APTS~ O.C.C. & tJ.C.L Sl35. !13 I' ADULT and Valencia. !'l57-7763. S©\\dti~ -!£t-~s· .. The Puule with the Bu ilt-In Chuckle I FINNAT I ' I I I I I' I FKNAL t I I I I I i I B I L E E t A mi11ionc1re wen! owoy on I• I I' I ! o vocation, but cut it !.hort _ _ . . . • w h~n he leorni!d 1hot his ~,=,==:0=:A!:::H=W~O::!::E='-.....,1 ~~h;!feu~ wos having 1h; .. 1f tT-.,~,,.,,-.,,-.,,,-.,,r.,:-10 Com~lel• the ch1K~!e quo!ed _ • • . • by l1llin! In 4"1• mhsinQ words A i'tlNr NUM!ERfO 'V tfTTfRS IN S U"I S )'(lV d!W9!op '°"' .tip No. 3 below, t • • Of HIS SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS IN CLASSIFICATION 800 F'AMILY Section Close to 1hoppin9, Park , Sp11ciou~ 3 BR's, 2 h;i • Swim pool, put/grt>en * Frpl, Indiv/Lndry rac'ls 1845 An•htim Ayt. COSTA i11ESA 642-2824 Balboa Peninsula ------1 \'F.AltLY. oct111.n view, front apt, par11y furn, Quiet mar- riC'd coup!!'. No pels or r.hlldren. li75-572 2 or 61~!)82, 3 BR, 2 8111, -,, blk bay Ii OC"eln, Cfllt1/drp1, d ,_I hr , sh'/relrlg, pri patio & runrlcck. 3300/mo Y r I y • Adil.~. s1;,.5Qlt TIME FOR QUICK CASH THROUGH A DAILY l'ILOT WANT AD 641-5678 * l & 2 BR., lrg nns. pool. n: shop~. util pd, 18&4 Mon- l'fJVla. ~,.ig.0336 The DAILY PILOT ORANGE COAST'S leading Marketplace ' "1nrsd1y, !eptt mW 15, 1971 PILOT·AOVUTIS£~ ltJ Are You Letting Cash Slip Through Your Fingers See If You Have Any Of These Things A DAILY PILOT WANT-AD Will Sell Fast! I. Stove 2,, Blcycle 57. !l1ctric Train 2. Guiter 30. Typ1wrlter SI. Kitten 3. Baby Crib 31. Bar Stool• 59. Cletsic Auto 4. Electric Saw 32. Encyclo1t9dia 60. Coffee T1bl1 s. Cam•r• 33. Vacuum Cleener 61 . Motorcycl• 6. Wisher 34. Tropical Fish 6'2. Accordion 7. Outbo•rd Motor 35. Hot Rod Equlpm'f,: 63. Skis •• Stereo Set 36. File Cabinet 64. TV S.t 9. Couch 37. Golf ·c1 u1t1 65. WorkHnch 10. Clerinet 38. Sterling Silver 66. Diamond Witch 11. Refrigeretor 39. Victori•n Mirror 67. Go-K•rt 12. Pickup Truck 40. Bedroom Set 68. Ironer 13. Sewing Machine 41. Sl ide Projector 69. Camping Treiler 14. Surfboard 42. Lawn Mower 70. Antique Furnitur. 1 S. Machine Tool1 43 . Pool Table 7 1. Tape Recorder 16. Di!.h washer 44 . Tires 72. Sailboat 17. Puppy 45. Piano 73. Spert1 Cer 18 . Cabin Cruiser 46. Fur Coat 74. Mattr11s Box Spgs 19. Golf C1rt 47. Drepes 75. Inboard Spttolbo1t 20. Barometer 48. Linens 76. Shotgun 21 . Stemp Collection 49. Horw 77. Siddle 22. Dinette Set so. Airplane 78. Dart Garn- 23. Play Pen SL Or91n 79. Punching 119 24. Bowling Bell S2. Exercycle 80. Baby Cerri•t• 25. Water Skit 53. Rare Books 81 . Drums 26. Freezer 54. Ski Boots 8'2. Rifle 27. Suitcase 55. High Cheir 13. D11k '21. Clock 56. Co in• 14. ICUBA Gt1r can be turned Into ca1h with a DAILY PILOT WANT-AD so Don't Just Sit Theref • DIAL DIRICT 642-5678 These or any other extra thin9s around the house ' .. ... .--. --. .. 22 PILOT -ADVERTISER Wednesday, Stptt mbtr 15. 1971 W ... ~.IJ, StDttfllbt r l.S, 1~71 Buy a Border to Border Bargai Every classified want ad 1n t he DAILY PILOT appears 1n every edition every ddy. That means your ad will be seen in papers delivered to homes a nd sold from newsracks from border to border all along the Orange Coast •• , a ll the way from • Seal Beach to San Clemente You Get It All • • • Jl11ntl n gto11 Beach Fo1111tai11 Valley Costa Mesa Ne,vport B each l~ag1111 a B each Saddle h ack San Cl e 1nente Ca11l strano (Plus the daily newsrack edition) For One Price With A Classified Ad ' Phone 642-5678 ···"~'""IMR"t ~ ~' _._ .... ·~]~ I ...... ]~]ii ~~~1~~~1 3'S Apt. Unfurn. Apt. Unfurn. 365 Apt. Unfurn. ...;... _____ _ 365 Apts., Rooms 400 Industrial Renti1I '450 Found (frM Ht) Sii Furn. or Unfurn. 3701-------...,-- ------------R00.\1 w/harh, priv111e l!n-G•neral 1r11r1t·r r-.o ('J)(lkinJ:, ~ hi~ to 1>1·h s1:1 fi7:r-0771 Coste Mesa Cost• Mesa Newport B•ach 2,QOO SQ. FT. YOUNG Blk. lml C~r• Sjw-ptwrd, found vie. ol Harl10r, brtwttn Mc.faddi!!tl fv l!ol St. 531-11737, • ;'!J l -117~ -------DELUXE APARTMENTS NOW AVAJLABL~: A 1r Cone! .,t-rplr ! . :l :;;" L'TI· ming Pool5 Hralrh Sp.l - Tennis Crts • Ganie & Btl· lau'CI fioon1 . l & 2 AEDR001\I ~·no.l\l Slrl{] MED[TERRANEAN VILLAGE ?100 A:Jrbor Blvd., C.M. 17141 S.'i7.R02() RENT AL OF'~'I C~ OPEN Hl A~l TO fi r~I SllARP -CLl':AN 2 BR \l /N"ln~. hlr11~. rlrri~. "/111, h•d po"I Adi•~. t\O fH'I~, S14Ii. (Jn t-:-~1dr li41-9.ll0. * EASTBLUFF * A v1f'w "' Nl'V•Jlllrl Cf'nlf'r I» R1,1! c .... ~.," r;o11 r.111r•••. l.u:ocur) :l Bil. 2 Ra ap1 , Pillll' SZ7:, PPr n1•111lh 775 AMIGOS WAY weBl:iBJIU -ELDEN - Gue~t Home -----,~15 RDO\f Ii.· 0011.rrl !or pr1v•te .Ii ~1111-pr1\i1lf' mom &1.;. 7206 2 hr flupl('\. w11~ht'l'/'1ryer. ovrn S170. ftnrPd ~rl. r ii n ~ f' & f..lJ...(170~ or SrP l>·l r -~ :'Pi!l'klinj1" :\ .. :\\ :! n1-:nnf">O,\t !R~ls to Share iJO 6·l;}-3f\:12 J AR. $110, N+".<• !Tfttlt-T'flnJ:1". \\'a1er p<1 !J.1~ "A" Be1·narrl ST Call btwn l & 5, 11'.:G-<I !3). BACHELOR Apt s7:1 uli!-p<I. l Rrt, ilpl. Sl·lO. No P<'!s. Arlul!~. i<~lfi Crnl<'r S 1 • ~42-.'!ll·llL SU ALJ-::\S~~ I h1•, rar'k Ngv. f.!l)rl n1o•JrJ 1 LJ. V.a.ca111 oo" i\llr11<· rrrlu1·T!nn n1ourhly ri> ... al rnr n111lrw!er nf I"', 1.i Dl>t' Call: f.4.µJ7}1 a f1 fi pm. '" r·r· lsT ,i;:anl"11 ;ipa1•1n1rn1 L11\111'-/11,\N n,.rds ronm11 !t , ,,.,,ts ponl, \1.tsh landsr-1q1i 11~ I rSt1"a1~t11 1 'l:·..-:i~ In shal'!' S~i~ :\d1tll~. nt1 pr1~. 'l.11 1 1 1ur11. 'i hf Rpt.1n C.M._ S85 ~.lrlrn /11r. Tl ''' 1>1~.fil!H 11 !1. ~ P!\1 643-571;(1 or ~lh.S1i6(i ------!;.\(, "'"h"~ to 1hare charm· W/frnnl Ullfif'1• CO!\Sl!'ll('li"o 2 lc--~-~----lnwh~. un rui·n, ,1 hr .. 1 hri. Costa Mesa l•1i.: ha) lrtJul Bal. [&l an<1 hon11> wfMJrrte J 0-5 D 1trn, iippnl\ 1700 SfJ II f'il, A-.\·OA·,-.-f\-,-,-A-ri-l•ri·,-1·_-,-,-1-,-,-g fii}--0111.> ______ _ M-1 4-W J-Phai>t" POv.rr Plrll'lifl•)11·~i r.ffu ·,. Convrnie.rn Coa1;1 \IP.~a t25(l Per ,\Jon1 h R~:;d.TORS SJKC~: 19'M 673-4400 1..6,·, SATURD~AcY-~,_-,c,-711,--tct l NPWf)(H'I BrlH'h \VM:lil! kit- lf'tl, hl~ck "1!h white p1wt. Plca.<t r ;ill .·>46--52!1'.l 1-Al..ACK. ~tripf'd CR! wfr<'tl coll&r l.1100r Di1)', \IC'. 1,1 Ki'OW -J'"oo Irvine Ii tbwJ S! :..1i!-.l6(l_7.'-----·I HLACI\ rr1a l,,--;:-l10111 in arta .,( P1nf'!'1"PSt a nrl H1Jlrr .. st, ~""'"'""""""""'"'""'"'-•! !.1i;:ur1a BrH!'h. ~94-0296. 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" l J j\~I !lli2.f.ti::01 * ., 1"-07 :,:, -----• nr1·:1\N v1 ~:1v Ft"flni 11:r, 1 R!t. Furn or l'nlun• • NE\\'T'011T R~;A('ll c ,\S/\ l'LAYA, 14th &ILO() ... "l(l(}....,,~1 !t. :r11 \\'11lnut, llH. ;,;:f, 1.;:11>1 Pl! r-.lr . F,r,111. 111: .... \t.01 2 ~lk!'i Orr110-hui.:<' l.R 2 Rr Business Rental 44 5 RPI, Uf'\\1~ dt•1•11"1tlf'll l '11l ., Santa. An11 e J.-111-1:125 fun1 s 1•r. n10. :,::n.f:.AA1 . S:ll!l\\"l{l~!l\1 llll): "' 01111 ~11;11·r l'l•"f' \!\ l~1Rlllllt lo•· s~:. tr~ s.:.~l 111 ... •l'!l.-olh:,:: ---~ -11-,,-,-rd-rnnls---1-------------ft·nn i. .... !l(l() ~q rt ,,, 1 hhlR Lal'~<> f'l11hllnns*' f'1r. RRQ Resort lnr n11lo·h111" ;:-1u•ci. 1:111•:11<e or Newport Beach Ch1lrl ('iir" frn1 ... r Living 11p1in1~1··1·y sh•111 :1 1S~~7!17. f.r,.~+ nr" l 2 !.-1 Rrlrn15 F. 171h SI . 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Jj RF:WARD $100. f n t l'PN1\'<'ry ol 1 PhRH pll\\'a71 n1at·hu1r. fi nranJ:"r rt iniri'd «hrs. I ~l'<'f'fl veh•P.t chr. fi.)6.-$1.'...~. 11ltrr 6 p m, :'11~-l.i7'l --~-, C/\l.!CO 1ypf'. fPm11lr . hlrk & 01·1;:, rPrrn1l,Y spa.~·f'CI. rlf'11r 11<'11 1·ull111· ~1111rr Arn~. 22nd I.· ,'l.wpt Al. 9-16-71. Reward l>\C>-49-1~ . _______ , ~os:r:-r.r,.rn p11rrnt, Aprimx !::'" lniit:. VH" \\'!Ison 4': llt1rho1·.Cl\L ~4 7:1-5.1 9 1, I [{ *'" » I'll I. .OST, R!llr! w11!1'h, iz1~11l st/\' ti1nrn1;i\ vAlur. V1r ls~ d111"r·~ f\R R "v.'~r d ! fi:'.l)..l(lll. fi1·\.R~)t;() ~x r Jjl1 I --------.OS'!": \111\e s r,\pn\nl Silllllf'~P O'ltl. \'If" \\'. RAV J l~•lh SI, N R. R<'w~rrl' 1.11* \\', F\;o~. :"\ R ' instr uctions 2 Rik..~ Or•ran-Lr,i: 2 Rr. npl N,.wly rl('coraled. $1:11/nin. ~~&-681JL R<'nls f1~1rn 51:r, . No ---.---~--------n11 /ti,, l11~t Cl1pprr Slnri. Laguna Beach Jr~~" r<'quirrrl. ,\lflflcl.~ Open * COSTA MESA * t•np1ral flOl"I~. ~dvf'nlure. 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RA. •'!'Pl5.1 3J1.i'l S...11111 A1111 l;\•·1>•.•.~ THROUGH A BRAND NEW rlrp~. Frncerl. S 2fl0 I i\1 o . from S.1\. C.011n1r1 f111h 1. SPACIO US Appli•nce &. Par t1 A1•111t no1•. :>:07-ii6!1 Spar.iou,<; I ;, 2 RR unit~. DAILY PILOT & 2 Bdrm. A p ts. rA:i11LY 2 !'ily 2 Rr + ~t.ivr . FfY'fll $Ii>. Ufl. ~-rplCs. priv. W ANT AD Adult Livinsi Trader 's Paradise ' " Sl4,lln1.i. 99:, V 111<>nr1 111 . J')lltio«, lnArt!'i nf <'lf'!Srt11. 642 .. 5678 Furn. & Unfur". fnN! vrl Nr B11kl'r.,\1rndn1~. Artult.~. ro.1RT. :,.o,i-0211. ni~hwA~hrr •·nlor i·norrlinlll-lines \VASHF:n s. di111'\w11 s~r M'l"llfCf' mi n. d ry ,r1_~; rrpall'"ll. ~ •, T CAl'llCOIM wc.u J . 'j,, J/IJI. lt ..... ,,, 2-1.17-1& • r ,,_,, ? erl •PPllMrP~ • plush sliaR' 499-31.17. I 11-------... 11 f':,to Wax1"9 ca~I . cOOire nl 2 rolor' 9(:hP!Titll • 7 hath.~ • 11 .. JI 11hn'>l't." . mlff"flrefl w .. rd-1 rohe donr1 . lndirrct Ji;::h!-SKEETF.R "S At1lo Poli:otht1'g Ing tn kirrhen . hrc11kf11sr Compl jnh $1.'i. Pml. 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COflA\ Pl1ia \1.,.1 llnusr. n111 rkr· v11.J11r S'lfi.000 ltR vr l!l()' Corl'ltr c.flmm'\ * ,.,7.,, * .. ,. • :0.11!-!17j:i y · .... ,,,.... ------------~:(1u11.v Sl~.fll'Wl l'.1':rh1'lltl' hld2, CO!!IR J\lr!'i1', rt!"arly - UPSTAIR:;i rottm frtr rrnt lnr for I or rnnrr unils. D.1)11' fnr 1 rn~n1 l.11·rn.'l(!d tor hAr LIC'O CHILDCARE ~ l;ul,Y. ~r~r park C :-01 ('o 111!!~ :,.1.Q,JlrJI, :.~1.i;24.1 Tr11rl<' f.ir rlrlux" hnm~ nr llRrhnr k Bllkf'r, CM. 5 yrt. lill;.flli(,~ l "'"ni nc~ inmn1r. 0wllf'1': 49-1~ "~P. llC'l!'i, :i>\~29-1.\ $:,,1 ,r, Sj: ..... r11rn Ur ll flrl 1 1.1r·n d;yrflrr !o :'t:.JO pm. 1 11;rlull only,~ R0t)m~. CJ\\. &1'* * * *· * * rhflrl WH'kly. 11111 ml'11l1. HS, ~. _ _, ·• ·l11 ...................... 1111iloiii•lli'i-i'l' ........ ~.~lj;a~•~rii;.iij·M,il;.;.,~i<!lbjlll~l~~~3f~w •• w·""'='"'""" ,. I Looking For Someone To Take An Order? We're Good At It We'll even pay the postage to get you to give us an onler. Get really for some quick profits by malllng In your order today. Put • hard-working DAILY PILOT classified want ad to work for you~ USE THIS ORDER FORM 5 SHORT WORDS MAKE ONE LINE-NO AD WS THAN l UNIS J 4 7 11 TIMD TIMD TIMU TIMD $4.50 $6.IO S10.U $15.tO H.10 $1.21 $13.10 $20.10 1---1---l---l---l·-~l•~~l-·~-1---1-~ $6.00 $9.76 SU.SS $24.30 PAYMENT ENCLOSED 0 SEND BILL 0 Pu!.li1~ f••··········"•y•, b19innln9 •••••••••••••··•·········•·····• Cl1uili ~1t l1n • , •••• , ••• , , , , • , •••• , , , , , ,, ,, • , • •.,, ••••••• , , •• •• ••• Ne"'' , •••••••..•.•• , • , ••••• , •• , •• , •. , •••••• , , • • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • "''••u • •• •• • • •• .. •• • • • • •• • •• • • • •' • • •' •• •• ·• •• •• •• •••••• •• ••••• City ••••• , ••••• ,, ,. , •••••••• , , • . 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Ql1irk St'!'\', Rl'as. F1·er esl. !!62-1961. Cl)STO:'ll 1\'00ct11 C!'k--:-Jorn11ea h.v Dl1rk<1n-.Jnnc~. Rrsid. Comm. &1&-:i168, 67;>-7~1~ Carpet Service JOHN'S Carfl{'t & Uphols!rrv Cleaners. Extra /)n · Shn n1poo frrr Sro1ch1;1111 rd (Soil Rl'rard11nt~1 ~gre11s('rs & all color brighteners & 10 n11nu1e hll"ach for v.·hile carpel$. Sal'e your money by saving me extra lnp~. \\,'ii! clr-'lln !1v1ng rm, <l1111nt: l'ln & h~IJ Sl:>. 1\f)y l'lll ~7.~(). f'OU(•h $10, chiiir $.'i. 1~ sr~. P.\p_ i1' \\'llal counts. nnl mt'tl1oc:L I {in "'r•rk niysclr. Good re/. :i.11.0101 Cement, Concrete C!::i\1E1'T \VOnK "'AT\0 COVERS • h-l'l-~(,3;;: • BE/\'r Th(' Rain! Concrrlr lloor~. pa1 ios, dr iv e s , ~ir!ewalks. Don &i~.1 14 . PATIOS, v.·alks, drive, install new J a 11• n s, Sflll', hreak, rr'nlO""· ;,4S-i:t\6~ fr,r r~L Contractor i\l\' \Vil~'. r11111lt1y hnn1,. rrn1oc1 l\·'a!J.c;, cf'1ltt•R· fl~rs '1'11' :0-.'o 1nh ton s1nall. '.1·Jj.()036, ·~·I h1 Contractor Arldi11rn1s • Rr•n1odrl 1ng Grr111ck & Son, Lil' 673-6(}1] * !'14~2170 D riveways HAIVLEY'S n r Iv p II' Fl y f'nalinc. hn1·p 11 t1onP 11011• \\'1n1rr 1:s L"Un11ng 5-15-:'il'.J.\ ·fi---i pm. Electrical t L f ; CTRlCIA,..._., licPn~rd, . hondrfi :";1111111 .1nhs, 1)1a1n L f:.· rrra ir~. :,.J~-:l20."l. Gardening AL'S GAROF.NJ~:G ror gardening & s m 11. ! I lanciscapin~ servirts, call 540-519S. Serving Newport. Cd:vf. COsra !'liesa, Dover Shorr~. \Vestcli!J. --~-~---PRnFr:;;;s1nNAJ, r.~rrlf'nf'r. trr" 11nrk, pr 11n111 c . ~rnriklrr.~. ( lr::in VP .Ji'h~. J11 nrt~c ap 1n 1::. Georgr. ft46-:)~!l:l. TO.VT 'S .1·-,-p-,-"'-,-.~Garrten;;: Apr _ . lndusc l·Cnmm J·Re~1~ r!P111 ·1 <'on1p f.a11·n C;ir". '"1'' 1111111, sprinl•lr :i::t-H!fi SPE.'«:J~:fi 'S-J ,1111 ;-,._~ fl'f'P f"\;I [;JI\ 11 ('I\ I' t', 1'lran1111~-P,r ar;on~ h]f', :-.1.~;-;211 ------~~-f,XP ,Jap~ne~~ G11rr1enf'r, Know hn1'" 11p--ke('p, plant l>{'st. trln1n1ing, clca11 -up ~R-3~1!fi. ~-~~--L,\\\"N !>!~Int. H!1ul1ng, ntw )111\n~. clr11n-up, pn1n1ng. ~-rC'e 1'1'!. Call :0,.\&--0Ji!I. l::.\ptr ,Ja p11ncsc Gardrnrr Complete :vrl srl'Vi<:e. Nr11t & R('lia. Free e~L {iol2-4.1~fl. J ,\PANESL GARDEN:::R Complete Yard Carr. Re~sonablr. fi.1 2-898.l. -· --Back To School Special Carpel Cleaning By DIAMOND JOO' Sha1npoo S18. Steam $3() Hcpa1rs & Jns!allanon Frei" E~r. 645-1317 llouseclr.ani11g By Da-Y:-- Own Transportation Call 836--0648 --- A Better Temporary ~1r1on URGENTLY NEEDED HOW DO YOU GO ABOUT MAKING $S0,000 + A YEAR FJ!'t,<.;'f'-\'OU llAVr; Tfl RI-'. \\'JI.I L\'(i Tn \l'OHK HARD, ust: YOUR co:.1- GENERAL LABORERS illtsa Cleaning Servi~ e Receptionists Carpet!, Win<lo'I'.·!<, 1 ·1oor etc , • \1 0 N ~r:~st: ,,. n1·:~1r.F. TO !-JTA rt1' A rno~· .. ;f.;. !'JON1\l.('AltF:t;R RATHER 'n~AN Ju:-.·r ,\,\'()TllF:R Jf)R, .~· IVA '.\'T TO 1.~'..o\RN ALL ASPEc~rs o~· R\J~!- WORK WHEN & WHERE YOU WANT Hesirl. & Commc'I. ~111 Typists ON TEMPORARY ASSIGNMENTS Bay & Beach Janitorial Crp1 s, l)'indows. lloor~. Pie. Rrs. & Con1m'I 646-1401 Iro n ing IRONING dnnt' 111 nly l1nme SL:~ ari hr. ** &1~~26 ** ~~----' Painting & Paperhanging No \Vastin!! * WALLPAPER * \\'hen you call ··1Wac" 54$-14·1·1 6-1~-1711 P.o\PERHANGER. cu!. 1o1'1 11·ork, no job roo sn1all. All {.i11r11·an For Fr~e est . Call !l6S-O:i16. Professlon,oil P11 l11t1n~ Es!. .1~5..1 ;..·nn-sn1okf'r & sohrr, Rr f~ turn. Lit'/lnr;. :i:..11~112g. PAINTING. pro fessional. All work g u arn . C olor :spe r ial i :st. 962-61<13, 547-1441 . VINYL pape!'ha ng i oi:; specialist, 1vork guarante.N:I. fr('e esl, Dan Schwartz 5'17-.18·16 or S4£-2182. YOU supply the pa 1 n l • Rooms painted $10 Pa., Also ex1erior. Call ~0-70-16. PA 1 N TING/Paprr1ng_ yrs. in Harbor are~. \.Ir &. h11J1rlrd. Re!'! furn, 642-23.iG. PROFES..'ilO~Painting - 1nlrr/rxlrr. !lonrsl work. Lu· & 111,o;. j 48-27.'19, 6'1~ .. ;1J;i0. PAf NT"°l_N_G~lo-;;; t i:;uaranlecrl \1•ork. L1r'd Any size job. Call 67;)..;ii-10. P ROFESSIONAL painting - I nterior/exlerio1·. Quality work & material. 5.'i7-74J.l. Pla•t•r, Patch, Re;lair * PATCH PLASTF'.R IN\. All \)'Pf':!I . Frrr, f'slima1rs. Call ;,.1()-f.S~'l ---Plumbing :'\TEVF:'S Plul'nh1ng rrp11 1rs ~· small J11.~l all. SPr\'lf'f' rnlls & hr\y ralrs, ~~-:>Hil -PLUi\fB!~Rl'~PAIR No joil too sn111ll • fi.1 2-:112!\ • _C_O_LE--PL ulif B:_I N-G~ 2·1 hr. ~ervirr. ~~~~--~--T. (;11.v R'X'r1n.c:. [)ral [)1rrl'I, I 1tn 111~· 01\'11 1\ork &1 :,..2;.~o. . ~1~·ff,~-· c----- A-1 .\·!obilf' Horne Rool1n~ Srrv1re. Roors r au I k r ri, sr11lrrl & Coa!t'd. &i.:...2:i~.ri. Sewing/ Alteratlonl t:t:ROPF:AN DRESS:'ll f\ !\ING ,\11 ru~ton1 hlll"ri Prr~0n:1J F11sh1011 lldl'wr, (ij3.1S4!l Designed to suit y0u, Call .Jn • fi4 H·Mfi Alterations -642-5845 :-.'r11 r, IH'f'llfllll', Xi Y"an< Piil Tile CERll,VllC rrmodrl. ttle Frrt' l\l'W f:.· c~! Sn1~!1 )Oh~ \\P\f'Ol\lf', :i3£--2.J26. "'--W f n do w Cleaning _.: __ 1rr:-:rxJ\\' l\'A~111;-;(; fl!'.:AS0Ni\8Lf; '.'l(i2.J2'.1 1 Employ men I )[Ill Job Want•d, F•male 702 • Secretaries • Accountin9 Clerks • Tellers • Pafkers \\'orli: 11 hrn & where ."O!l ll'aJll' Interim Personnel Service 778 w' 20th, 642·7S2 3 C.M. 546-2592 Accounts Pay./Rec. CLEAN-UP PERSONNEL ,\flply Jn PPr~nn Only ~f'I' ;.,Jr, ,'°lndt'n;n n SNACK SHOP BAKERY 3·1-ll £. 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Ca111p11~ !1r • .:-lt111r lfl6 ,">;P\\f)lll'I Af>ili'll ;1·Hi·li"11 ~:qu11! nppnr1un1t.v p1nplf1)rr GIRLS FOR WORLD TRADE HnsT<'SSt's, 1'100f'l '!'ypt's f.: S;;I•'.~ l'••rsnn11rl S·IO fill~'. I 2\:\ I 769·0697 GUA-RDS --- NIJ'.:111 \\Ork, h11s~ rl'l;i 1I n•11· i<'I, g<hlfl SAl>ll'y !.· l~nl't ,1~. Call .Jrrr) fl11nrlt1lph, '!1 .1 ~11·!-!l!\P.~. ----llAll'! rlrf'$~f'r, f',\p'rl ~II ph~sr~. r;11 ;in111l<'P ,1; ('fln11n. :\1111 oppty Pl1n11r f'1·r~. ~~7~14.~·I HEAL TH FOOD MGR Plpas11n ~ ll<'I\ !<ln1·l' 111 n1•orl· rr11 ~hnpr1ni:; 11111\1 , .\'r11' fast grn1' 1ni:; t'n_ S;ilrs nr puhllc l'<Hlll1<'I f'.~p. hel pfu l. r.r1P l1f'nr f11 ~ .t: SIDI'(' d1~('01JJ1IS, S1ar1 Sl:l:I 1·;111 \J~r.1 1.rr, ~~1n.f>f¥.'5 ('\IA .... r,,1. 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Cnast 11 11v ** DONUT MAK ER 11·• \nq liH\'f' 111,-. l'lfl nf i.:~11· ,\ppl \ In f'<'r<;n11 !J1il,v .~,.,. ;\Ir. ,\rn lrr~nn SNACK SHOP BAKERY :'.Ill I· t_:.,:,<.: ll11 y f •or <>11;i rif'I '1 fl r l ''r II' l.1111d 11 11 ~ rl 1'f'11u1.'' rw1.~111nn 11/!11-,1·1nH11111: 1 .... ,.,.1 (11111 'l'il lk In p•·\lplr ~II tl~1 Z.:1111 I 1111n1r"I ' ~-;,II !.111d~ Pa.1. ~'l".-:111~1 11 1·1\~1 -; s rn·:Nr--1 ·~ l'l·:r::-n,,·:-.r.L. 111.r~:-:t·r 11·1 in•·. r~1 11. • . ~'()(Hf ~Al FS-:-.lc·rl-TR1'''- All L1"" In ,Jnh~ fl.'"' frr Tn llp[')lirarlf Hskpr Aide SJOO mo. Ass1.•1 l,1,.I.' 111 \\'l1rf'lchR 1r i11 ,\11ahr1n1 ~ rl1t,1· "k_ Mother• Helper $300 m o 1\~~1~! lfl!•1hrr " ,\ rhikl1-f'n, Elderly Care to $350 mo fnr Mppl~ 1n 11.R. H•kpr A ide S350 mo :\'r11 l'lfl l'I l 'nt1f)I~ nrf'ri ;11 1) ~1'f111r\rl rO<lk , hsl;pr 1J ;11 ld~ f11r h•l•hanrt \1 11~1 rirh'"· ;, d:•,v \' k. r1n\L: I ,11"p 11 nrk. 111nri"111.; • •-• ' ' r. •hlfl \'o r":fl ,, ... , 2; .. r, .~i;7·, ~ (',\Ii 1 ~:~PE\::.;r.~ Motherless hm , $250 mo J • I · Pr.,1111111on~ frt1n1 11•11t\1 11 hi"'" ~·.1 1f1rr !lf'r(i~ hPlf' 11/,l Cl)tl(I Cornna rl rl .\lar Hf\1\EH Thi~ n"" «n1ni111~1· r 111. nf)p v \1'' Pr.11111 1;;;, c 1-1 , ·\I ,.t·r~1tf'r! ll11'1H"d "fl"l111ll.: IJI 1rrn~i;:rr.~ L1tf' rl1111r~ ;, rta.y-h~~ n1lf'nln"" for r!;1v .•h,•f' ,. .r ,1 "' < ' . -____ lr~ 11~1 ·1 f1rn1 \\',.II i::rmn1rr! "k lrtf'fll l/l! al1on ;"114 1·t ~6:"1 *-DRIVERS * 1'111'<'f'J' n1iluiPd 'n 11 ! \ . Call ,)r11 r) R1'f"' n. _., IO--lill.l.'i COASTAL .o\CF:N'f'Y No Exper1'ence rlf'_fll'<'r1 1n l'itll no 0111)1'1~ /nr r 1: I .nt·;d lrrr Companion S2SO mo Drl1ghl [ul larly 111 N.B, nrrrl!. hrlr, 11111<1 rlriv,.. :>7!10 11arhor RI 111 ,,.i~,11~ Necessary! t..:i,11 llr~n 111,.~1 . ~.tl-l?(l(l !-!A V£ rook:o., h0usrkef'per~ .• -BTIJE-00 lPHIN-.-_\111~1 ha1·r r•lr:111 C;i1 1r r1riv. Dr:1•;;.,.I S t. OF:NNIS 1·ornpan10~. pr 11 c 1ira.l W · E p · sn n11r.~r~ av111L Ll1'!' lntout. a 1tres ses, xper . 1111: i«·t~1 nl N«1 i11 ){l1·r 2.>. r.R 1\'Nr;1. Al;;;;-.:cy Ell.~Y Jllh_ ;, d11y \\k, I~:i;) Vi11 L•do. l".B. Y ELLOW CAB CO. ~10~2 :'lfwhrlsnn 01\ Ref'~ ehr t krrl. Emp!nyrr ~ BOOKKEl'.:PER, vie-. f''· lRfl E. 11:;111 ~·1 (' \.1 lr\'1111', Ca11t. pays fre r l!c111lh & F;imily ,.. ·~ ----·- Cflrf' /\i;:cnry, 11\Q:"> l"n. Pf'L Gannt"lll J\ll~r .,1 ~-;-JLl:fLF:HI< $•!07 Prac. Nur•e $600 mo J.,;idy sl!Ylk" flllllrnl nrrd~ 1·~pahlr IHll'<f' l\l u~l rt 1·11·!'. ;, day 11k, HOUSf: CBJ·r, -,, rlay wkly. V~rlSI: Qr old, malt or ltn1. M!l~991 . -------MSKPRS Emplyr PllYI '""'· l ;ffirgP AIJpn 8y1And Agl'0- 1',V 10&-B f:. !6th. S. A. ;.47-{J~fl;,, l!OiJ.)~:i<F.i::PeR. J l'V ".-j n, p1 r 1wn1, I f'h1td. Drr>t"n· r1Ablr Rrl's. ~~6 -0034, '.l \,;..()[71 ':'l\111·y Ann". H0t1sr:KEF:PF.R--r;;; achrnl 11i,:r l'hildrm. H.B. Call e\'t !. :1:\fi--0491 -------HOUSEKEEPER !.o\ilNDRY ~ :'11/\10 * 540-~i690 * li\'P 1n nr nul, walrrtro!ll, sm 1110. 673-1.1[12 _ ------·~~ 11ari::1. i\1AJD--f :xp'd prrr'd. l.a11:una Be1ch. * Call 4!\.1-1196 * INSPECTOR-LA vou·r- \\'~11 <'!ll81i fif'd ni&n 11/,.xp. in layntll nf ~mall prttis1on par!~. S1ar1 $4 CallrnAoh \~'ihson, ~«)-6055 rnASTAJ. Al.F:NrY '!j~ Harhnr RI RI Arl11.m~ IRVlNE PERSONNEL SER.VICES•AGEJ\CY Gen'I Office $433 Girl F riday $450 IBM Keypunch to $476 Typist $37S Gen'I Ofc PI time $2 hr liH1 hit h'\'111r 1 Ci\1 642 -1470 . -.T!\N!TOR, part lilTif', 3-7 pm. .'l day~. S;i,n Clrrnrnl f'·L~ .o:ona Arra. 114: 63fl-•l.11 4. KEYPUNCH OPERATOR PART TIME lllllHr>d1alt> ,.,p.,11111~ lnr 11 prn11anr nl p tinlf' l\l'ypu111·b (lprr~lr>r, Rrriuirr~ On<> yt'~r of /llph11·1111n1rr1r krypurH'h r:o<p!"l'lf'l1 l'f' on 029 f.i Q;:.fl, Nnr11111l hn11r..-or work . :~P~t~ 9PM, r>1nnday thrn11gh r1·l- rlny_ /lrlrl1l10111ll hour~ ri111.v hr rPq1111·rd rlurin~ bus.v prr· iod, SrArllni;:: r11Jp or p11y S2.7,'1 j'lf'r hnur + 10<· prr h011r ~111 r1 rt1lrrf'nlJAI. lly l.i11'1 rwn1111trs f'/(('r>lirnl 1l'•lt'k1ll1:, 1·n11r11!1nn11 + p11lrl \'ar•11 1H'>1\, ~irk [eavr k n1ed1- t·a! ('fll'f'J'agr. ,,pply Jn rrr . ...-.n nrily {/'lo PhOllf' Call.~ PIPa Sf'' HYLAND LABORATORIES 3300 Hyland Ave. Costa Mesa, Calif, l~r. fl11rhnt P.I /., ~<tit Dir.go Frwy I t:qu11I ()pfll\!', t:rnployt r !\ITrHEN hr lp, nvr r 21 flrlit'<'lllf'lll lfr,!f'] !ll\2-:1 . .,11 LABORERS _1'011 Wl!JJ I' Interim Personnel Service 778 W. 20th, C.M. 642·7523 546-2592 LEGAL !.l'r _ or ITalnt'r , parl l irnr. -l!lllal! ('nngeni;;I, no prl'ss11rr la w r1JliCP in 11 .B .. Je11d111g to ru111re !1111 tlmf' Broad\\•;iy, S.A. :...17-.6681. Nrll'p(J!'I Bea1·h, P. 0 . 8<1,\1 F.AI~;..· .~111_ 11 rl~y m1n1n1um l'l'l!illlllJ.!: prograni fr,r kern J apanese Giirr!enin~ 2203. You "ill hr Sf'll1ni:: fin 1rlra. fflril\'. rrarly ro \ITifk, VArn posilion. gd. cen. rxp. 111wl C · I R " al r.1ATURE ~·nn1an. Arlcq1111lt' -I I I Cook $300 omn1rrc111 · "Sl<1f'nt1 BUSBOY \V!l ntrd, hr~ flrx. 1"" <''11111' r,x-~a '"111"11. !hi' h11s11w~~. fmn1 !hi' hot-,o.kill! r~quirrrl Agl' 2.'1-~;, I-" . I "' 034-TI'S O""f!l!OI' ll'Qllld l1kf' ~ ~· I . I I I f or .o.ma.ll "Uf'~.t hnm• In An-·~·11str111 .,.,,HJ :i ··~ ihle i\lu.~I hr 21. \nrlll R""r siu·r .. -s. 11 ~,i l'<;111rn, rf' 11'"1 10111 11p \1/11•rll ,.~tah. ]('l(·lll "' '-P''"-· 2 wnndf'rful bo.o.M.o., ---""'rt-tin1e <lay .·100 lnr n1r.rP nl'r 1° I ' 11hP1n1 LA\\.N CAl1F: & ,ardt>n '"' ,,lotnr Hntcl. 264:1 ll;irhnr •···1P •. i·r "rll H -~ « 111·111 10\'rly 11ni(!uf' ~orrnundina"· PXtf'ns1ve training. 6-l:J-2·166 I L• l\'tirk. l11:;hl hanlin~. ~:xp'd. Bl.. <.:.i\1. tflll~"1'"'1'". r 01' lf\lf'l'\irir (';111 .Tana O;;v'"· J;i?,,'\-2700, $450 !op pay. 962-661 1. C II 'I ,,,~ l111y~.---------l--;;-:c--=:c-:cc-cc:c:=cc:--~-1 ph \1on -fn, !IA1\1-ll l'i>I nFNNrs ~ nFNNJS Prac. Nur se 1---'-------~ RrasonnblP_ .a ·• 3-, ,,, AIDES fl:lr Convalt>scenrr, Bn,v ar~ 11e rllsorg111111.r d1 6•ri-:Hr.l7 .v, ·... . . , 1 ' \\11 f,. d1i;ablrd \\'ant gorrr1 ,\1/lr'lrINTSTS p/timP, 11 ftn l~p'·n JI · G I \\. -• I .1 PERSIJN Nt:I . A(;t:NCY I • . ~.. _,-,, -awaitfln .arr rn("t' rld('rly carf' or family ea1~. r fll'<~• ll 1°'1~"11'1 " 111111 20R2 i\1irhrlsnn Dr, rnnk. i\ u~! "r!l'f', ('\'~~. o mp !eteG 11r rten111 g llonieinakrrs, 547-66~I . ..rcrrt11n;iJ .tktll~ th111 11•a111.~1 ESCROW OFFICER rrvini>, CaliL !'1·12-2.i.:1911.r1 ~pm ~rv1rr. J\an111.Jan1, 64&-4676. d M & F 710 !o trade part nr hrr rt111iy p1·,,~rigr r•:i~irinn w liop rom-Coo k H1kpr to $3SO mo ,1 fl 1 N T-:-~:NAN .. c f:-ActiVfl ,\L'S Landsc11pinif' T rre Help Want• , has,:11' lot rart of our rl11tly pan.~'. Bcaut1ru1 IJ/li~. Grrar GEN'L OF'C 1'Rl\f; ~·or roup!e Jn 1".B. rttirtd mAn to rto l1tP work rcnioval. \'11.rd remodeling. Mo1h~ -Stud~n!s . Gnuld· h;is~lf'. 13kkpi; & litP lyplrlSI: h'l!i~ pa,v" lee, Act las l~ AJwny:ot 111anTrrl "'·" 0N1f"" d · · · " •k.11 re 11 ' 1 1 • 11 A'--f•• J·"• in olc bl g, J..1v1ng VI('. rt! Trash hauling, lot cleanup. mothrrs. lf you rn joy 1 s are -QI.HIT 0 ien Srari 10 rioo. positio n, """ 111 your ..,., "" 171h .<ll c.~1. Wrlt,. P .O. R"P''' •prinklers. 67.1-llfi6. ~h;ld-', ,, ---• •. -. r this )'{lung afld ~1Yl\Vi11g ror. Othrr rco ,Jr,h~. Avail chenCf', LocRl rliv. ()f nRl'l ... · J L "" '"'"''" .... ~ • w " HEALTH & Rox lAAti. N~wport Ar.11t h. l'oluntttr htlp in nuJ'SCf'Y por&.tlOJl•· e f'an'l pay n Call L111'1R Rny ;>111-fi055 m want~ pt>rson11.bll". bubbly Help W•nted, M & F 710 Help Wanted, M & I' 711 ·--'----;\'!ALI:: F'/Tl.i11f' Sal('~ Aprl), L>t$tn<lnd'~ f\0 l fa~hlori l!l.1nd, ~ ~ MAN tn-t1;l 1vPT11nd-1n~1~11 Appltanf'r~ 11nd lf"1r1 1s1nn ~:.i.:pf'l'lf'fl('f' l'l'f]•lll'f'r! D11vis-BrYl\\n <'•• 646-\f*I .\1F:D!CA!. as-s1.~tan! haf'k ofc. ~:;o...p·rl nnlv fl('•~l Flf•Pl.v r·or b!I~.\ I; r or1• ·\111s t kriow ;.;-r!'l,1 , r;K(;, f1ra11 h l <l <')rt. ~;i Tt1r~1 .t- ~t1siiol\ Vi PJ<i 1Hf'11 , ~:n.~~1(1. Mod•ls M.1;-&-Femal; * Hair llt1n ltn &l·!.'!1 J1 * i\lOTll F.Rs-=s~~--:1 ;r11nd mOthf'r".<, U sou I' n j o }' childrf'n, l\·f' ·rJ.--~ .\'"<!!' l'Oilllllf'f'I' hf'i p Ill 1111' ~''I I f><'hnol. !!ri; Tn be 'Wrallg<';I 111 your ('{)nl'"IHttl(f' 11 111 g11 f' gOOlt f'~j>. li<IS-Ji06 . :'110THF:RLF~o;s hon1r, I~ l10t1~kf'l'(l'l'I' wan1rrL 2 rh1ldrf'l1 i ~· 14 .\I'• Jn1er1•1,."s \l'f'rl • th1·u sa1 962-0.'16 . * r/!70011 K!aler We a r• now accepting application• for - DAY BUSBOY DAY & NITE DISHWASHER Please App ly Between J & S P .M. Or Before 10 A.M , l~.\.'12 ~1111 ·11r1ln1r Rl1 1I (Aero~~ lmn1 O.C'. i\JJ 'f"l1t\ NPwpnr! Brilrh gMllSTANG EMPLOYMENT AGENC Y 642-5812 Tml f'ilrlf'r- r;n11rlPr· ............ S,'i 2;1 l1r ri,,. C.1~1 Opr ........ S.1 :li hr Tt1rr('l l.a 1 1i~ ...... :01 .. ",0 hr Many Clerical Po5ition5 AveiL 642·5812 1156 Newport Blvd, Co 1ta Mesa NEED P.eAJ. ES 'ft\T/<~ s111.~;sp ~:o r1.r.. H11v,. i;:nort hu,vPr~ for vnu 1tl s,.11 h<1n1,., f; ir1r11n1P prOpf1'1y lfYl, C11ll lf'>rlA .\ for tn1rrv•r1\', I\' ~:. l.ACllEN\1Yl·:P. lAAll Nrwpor1 r~l1•d 646<)9:!8 f'Vl.'s 67.1.4.i i7 Nl(;)/'1' 1111 r! i Io r-.-E:o;:p \\'/NCR 4100_ :-;;rl1<ry r·on1- n1£'11~1u·a1r 11/ahdoi)', Ariply i11 rrr.•nn_ n o11rlw11v Inn 1400 P11!1sadr~ Rrl. c' \I . NURSESAid,.;-lor-11ors1r~ hn1n P. Extwt'_ pr,. I'd . 4~-807'.i fl:.'\O A;\1.;11'.\1. PAX op<>rator for Answttinit Sf>r\'ll"f', pnrt 1\nlf'. snd full 111111', 646-klXXI (' .. \1. PERSONNEL TRNE t;ood ·ryp1u~. Xln't ('(I, t ro!I I .orrl\1111'! \V~:sTCLlrf r~;RSf),\l\'~:J. Ar:E:-!C\' 2(~13 \\·,.s1f'llff nr., ~ &t.l-17i() --PERSONNEL COUNSELLOR F~Sl'l11ill111K pn~1tiri11 ln r c:11: 11ho l>kPs lo work 1<lth pM plr 1'01rn1111I <"l\r!l!JI ~~ unl1111il<:'O. Ph•:is<111I k rf!- 11·:i1·diP~. ('/I 11 !/111<Cf', ~,·,r.;;111. Ah11.::1 1I ,,hh<•I rrr- !>••11111'1 A~•·ll1'}, t::Q \\', 1rar. 11•·1· . .'1111" ~lfnl . S.A. __ _. l'l.A'l'~'.n. t'.\!tt'r. 111 C11.rl1·111lt'11 l111n1<'d "l"'11111i..: R <) s a r [I\\' , ,t!~-,,,,,;.':, l<riuaJ Qp-' fJ(ll'llrt11ly 1':1npln~.,._,.,_ .. ____ 1 i)ROl'ESSJONl\I~ ph on e j'l(}i 1c1ror • Dana Point, San f'lf'n11'11lc, C.1pistrauo area. \\'ork in }"1Ur own home. Kr~c <l<';;I in 11rra. Phone Kl:1-!·16.1 t,ietween 9:00 11.m. a rid rll'KJll , PERSONNEL SECRETARY Atlant ic Resea rch In Costa Me1.a needl ar e X"perienced secretar• with good skills ta work with the employ ment 5upervilor. Ou ties are varied & in teresting, with a g r•a deal of public contact. Typing, ~horthan~ & years office e xper1enc1 required. Please Apply In Person 3333 H arbor Blvd. Costa Me!a, Calif. j ATLANTIC RESEARCH . rr.FI' l'O<ll\-~1 7;, hr t si,1r1 '.\\J ~1udrnt~. Aprly i )l•'l':«,11, C'olnn;. l\llchrn, J:ll 11 1111,ir g1, (' \\. l 1~bl hkkp1:. ;u·•·11r;i1,. 1yp 1 ~ rl ll'l;1!1ng 1na1·h, loi;:hl ~ ~"l[-,,l;-;1·fl'I', ll f' Al II l)f'<lfi111t'r. 5A l a1·~· op•'r1. ,...,..1 rr~runr !0 Cl11~si!1rrt llr1 r-, 20'!. r o fllllLY Pll11T, P.C R0x l;,f,(l, Cri,~1a ,\ll"SA . OPEN ING 1i"Arrl;ar·r---;;u;;:; REl.IARLi': n1an 11•anlrri in Harhor V1Pw C:en1rr 11,. \\'nrk o:raV~'Ylll'd shirt. NPwrorr Crnlf'I'. N "pf[ llll f'i; R \\'k. IOPi\1-!\A ,\t. C'll. !"if17-7i44, (irrry r 11 r h11 r Mr.~11 V"rdr. Shtll Serv 1111IP!!f'lf'r'k.~. •·her·kf'r~. nffl('f' jtlli . rrrelvh1g «Jerk. Plra~P ~UtlP f]Ua!iti('Rfiflll \11 lf''lll'r TO Cl11i;11ifierl Art No. 13. n11 r. ly Pilnl, P .O. Bo-~ .J;#}, C~tli M"~-.. CA '!!~. l"XJ>('r Kf'rn1 2 6 Ii fi LAGUNA HILLS j • t , Gener•I S•rvic•• :ichOOL H!'1> In be 11.min~r.!f large salary but we cen COASTAL A'Gi::NCY Pf'!'~n for tlf'w bf'atil, fJf("~. FAMILY CARE THINGS by Moogr., Lt , al ynur convPnjr.ncc. u·;n Juaran!cr. thrrf' \1'on'I IJC' 2790 J!t_rtinr BJ al A(la111~ ·c.all J\1arion Ma nn, S.ll.2700 AGENCY Manuracrurinr PAINT ~ALE"mAN nnl)' f'l<'NI a pply. Rim* Harrlwitrt Hflrbor fllvrl, CM(. 1-----· .. P/th_ne M111r1-:-O<l~,~.-Q-"-;,-,-,. Interview ing For f'l~L, plumh. rrncr., tilt., give goorl r.~p. 616.3706. ma ny dllll mon1e111~ 'A'1lll 11~. FXEC sFc·v:-s---ht'>-DENN IS & DENNIS 180S No, Bro•dwey 1-':0::'-'C::'--'2:...::.:::.:c.:.::..~ Wr\lr_ clauifird ad Nil. :123, .. . • ~ -. 'uprr . ~5 PERSONNEL AG~~NCY :,·7.f;AA! insUns, ca.r{)('ntry, pain! t"IC. AEROSPACE: D On ' t Oaily PUot p O &1'1 1·'611 p.'ly,c; Irr r .... r top i;:ii·]. (.r'f1'1-· 20~'2 l\l!chr:'lf;lln Dr. .'\;;rn!R Ana · ,, A progrr!l~lve m1111ufart11r· Ing m .• xln': "'"rk1nJr rt1nd l. t1nn~. fnni;:r btneh1~, 40 hour~, 4 day wrtk, 44 hflvr.~ p11,v, hA8 imm«liare op<'n. lng for , , ~5-0820. W ·1 f th Sp• c e c · · •. 1 ,· .. 1·, """'''.' ' 1ng r'fl111r•1111y "'""' plu~h of. a1 or e O&Jll ,, e~n .__,1 '.. -'-'"_'_"·-ficr,:. Ar! Nnll, S!llrt S:«I. 1rv1nr, Calif. H•ulint Age to r•turnl BOYS •14 ----~.-Lairl nCf7 Over 407 Po~ltinn lir Ott,,..r t'N> .Jobs l\va1J G f: N t: R II I. fl r F l C f: · HAULfNG. Yarrl {1P11n~up lo df'llvcr papers in !he ~Rn C;i ll I.ind;. R.11 , ··10.J'fl'i~ (;lan1nur .~f)flt. If Y"'l like in~etlllY'~ Pu1 your hri:11n hy exptri,.lll'rd col l,.g,P h k ., C'lementr. 511n .Ju;11n Capi~· rnART,\L ALIENC\' Jlf"llplr'. 111 1~ 1~ ror yn11, I.ti,. p(!wl'r ack to wor , .~0111. ~1Udt"tll. Large 1ruck. Rf'a.J . trano And Capi~tr11no B. <'aCh 27~ !111rhnr Al al Arlan11' typ!flR· Cn. will trarh you '-~'-!Ml\ SflmUl11 1Jpg, Jucrativ(', MW .__..,... 11u1om11tiv,, full or P¥l Mee0. AILY PILOT EXr ~:n . \V 11 1 1 rrs~-1.,;;. ~implr briokk,.rping, S1'il. Y ARO, gArl!;t', Remov<' tree5. skipltiader. $.47-2666. r 1ean1.1ps. dtrl, ivy, backhoe. TRASH f1 Girnge: clean-up, 7 deys. S1 0 11. \n11d. Free est. An ytimt. $48-50,11. nie laste~t rtr.o.w tn the \Vt~! , , 11 DAILY PILOT Cbi~si fi('(l Ari 642-:ii;rp;, lime. Call 962-10 17 9 111 4, lrd-N~al. atr1•11rl11·r nvcr C1lll J.ind;i Ra.~·. ;-.-10-f-O.j~ !'11(ln thru Thu~. 4£12-4421'1 ?l, ll'ilnl1T\ fnr ~pli( ~hi/1 COASTA L A(;l-:Nf'Y ALTERATION l11dy, eit:~r. C A FETER IA helper~. (;..'M)(I lip~. Sirtr I.· Slrin ,_27~~r Bl 11t lld11n1!<~ un!y, Apply in person, Lt~ JI/time. D11y \\'Ork ,,nl,i..I 11011 Rt.krr SI. 1....M Set: (;!ltL t'rirl11y for Priva!(' Bryan!, ~. Cot1s\ PlaZll, Mbn t~nt rr! All llnli(lay!. :llrs ~;11kr~2pm_1..rl~·-Jnvt'!ftg;i.llon nllil't' in N.A. C.M. 5'10-77\11. nlf. :;.1.r~259 hrr1••n l.~O & EXP'[) ,_..1r~l11,1Y f()r hl'tl('r Phollf' ll'<lrk, rollechon e.~p 4prn. I '"'••Ii• 10 '''''· A"l'IY 1,. hf'lpful h111 nn! llt'f'f'~!'ll!')'. "\Vl'.:ED I! & n!!!.p" .. clean " ,. " 22 mil the trf'll!Ur" & lr!l!h . CASHJER, c11r 1111~h-!111-;1 pPrsun nnly (il'rt'"' 0!1'~~ ~hon!' 2l.'-fi24-fi I d11.ya nr r11rn lnln c.:t~h thru ll Dally tin1r Citl.I ht!wn '1 It I) 's11ori. Ill Hunfl~!tftl ~!'; .n7J..824~~'-': _____ _ r unt C!Kl!~lf\J"d 11d . "42-~78 M-1-44.';0 ! 11u111!n~1or1 Ar11rh l Call 642-~ Now! e HousPkreptr lJ1Ull<!r1'1i~ • M•rldlr 111:('(1 l,11(ly prpf'rl. No cxrr·r. Ill'!', "'1ll !rllln Apply 111 !lf'rson nnly, a~k f~r Mr!!, G11rnr .v. P.11y View Cnnv,I ('~cPn\ MO!lp, 205S Thurin Sr Cosla Mc~a. ~~~~ 1-IOUSE\V!Ff: nrl"(f h I>: h rarrilng!l TO 1 up p l f' m r n t C11 mily ln<."Ornr~ \\'ork tull nr E xp•rl•nced DEBURR & DRILL PRESS OPRS • 2nd Oper•tlon Previnos rxp 1"'Q'd. par1 1tn1,., chflnM< nwri Apply At hnun . PArn '"""' w1u·i1rohP . · ST INC STA·FA • . nn invl"~1n1rn1, C11ll l(lT' 916 So. Lyon 11·ripJ. !IAA-:li.19 nr 6.'J;6...1~l Sant• An• nAJL'l PILOT tor aclk)iii I ............... ~""""""" MorPI , 2100 Nl'wpnrt Blvd, CoAtit Mt'1111. 642-'2670. PHARMACIST ~~h 11f'11· Daytime drug i lor·e in Nt'V,•port Rl'Ach Cl'PAll'~ opportunity f lnr 11n 011t,e.:oina, pr.r'!Kln11blP, , Busboy p!'Oplp orienlf'd phuma.cisl, 8AM·~PM Shih f (;()mmined to dPVeloptna j ''fm" •R hrallh llf'rrl.~ hra<l-Apply In Pl'rMll i q ua.rter~. Et18f'nti11I rti11r you 241'.(11 A,,. !'Ir !.11c'llrlOtA h,. 11 ~·Arm, 1'1'!nrf'rncrt in· l.111;11n~ Hilla d1v1<lual. Apply Tile Guild UnJi::. 1J4l Ar(l'!ia Bl vd. i,\1 thP t:l Toro oU rarr l\fAni111.t111n Reach. S.D. frf'tll'A)'l PBX Op("!'1t!or, 11n~\\·rri na: ____ _;.,..,.,-~-.... 1 1trv1ce ~x ci. Ottf r rrert . nELIE~· RN fir LVN, A nelll'I ~hlfl , ~f !I "I r 11 itffJI' '.,h\fl~. PM~ 6.~ 6 ~ 7.1616 R~~rh 11 r~11 :).~M81 f"'.'qu11 ! Opl'!"r F:1nplo~rr ,- I I • • • • • U DAIL V PllOT Wfdntsda1. Stpttmbtr 15. 1CJ71 PI LOT-ADVERTISE.II 2-f l~I J[§J _l...__;;;;-;;;;. ·~![§]_~ I[,___ -~-~~;.;][§l;;!'[rn•~~ tolTinY~ ;;;:-;Ill I Help Wanttd, M & F 710 Help W11nt9d, M & F 71 0 RESTAURANT, fPmlllt o~r I St~RV ll'f-~ .'\!A. r>1gr -or 21, rl11y~ c;..n 'I dutu .... Ai•rly 1r1t11it't' Cl11~i A Srn-0i;:, In Pf'r"son Jf'liro's mJ l;ood .• 11 I e ~ 111 11 n, 111 .. Bris1ol. t:o~•a t.1e~11.' ' 1111••·h11n1('11I, rll'a! t. 901- RJo:S'TALIRANT, ma l;-;;~ bit"111'· s,.,. Jilli, :,i.,!~ Nr 11 p.)1·1 Oh11. t . .\1 . Antiquea IOO Furnitur• 1-I 3 Llnwi, 2 Tim••, $2.00 S 1 911 110 M 11cellaneou1 111 P l•nos/Organs 126 •••••••••IBNti/M.lrtne "" &..ts, Speed & k I • l-----------1FR£E to &ood home Calico Equip. 90t 64 17 tl. Tolly<'t'llH inboard SCRAM LETS ANSWERS R•turn• fr om R•ntals $ALEll Cui;tnm ~·urnl l•tn: Rr.n111I (.Ol'JI. Rf'Sli.lr D1v1iuo11 111rao1 - \l{';i(jOW \\'l ~·t; Jo"!~nk -Br!•e Tl ,\l~~ of _ I Rf:DROOf.\..,Jr,.~~*'r, n,.r. ANTIQUES -two Oak farm COME TO '--"-'-------ldllen11, 7 wk11. I' "/lS:. HP E11t<lO lnlf'rC"~!)-111ylr dla1r1 S12, 11.0.0 !lid-KEYS TO HAPPINESS C•li· rn 1~-MERCURY props, control R ,_ r 11 .,..,,.... ...,., !or en(i! uns • ..-auri u y. r!Prback11 SIO, Oak ch111r fo, tho •-of voluoo 1·0 <·ablrs, ~1ni;:IP 1Pver cnnlro!s. Ptf -' '"oE•' Id l Top 'M •r•pi..,, 111 i\1 . 111rtl Oi>n1'1'0(od 11rn•~ arMl Nt:W" U='Ell nr~ "o pupp!e~. mall'. hi1,.·k & l«t·kll', ln~rrum('nt~. 1"' l r I M "-0 -I 'real sk i !>OAI Bllgr pu1:np, ~J11h .seal J l:i, Solid (ll11pll' ORGANS-P IANOS l"rnae. 01,..,r nc:ai;:-1" All OP11 . Re1.sona. til e 546.--1111 P(ll'A ~ In rhr \lll ttr. n\anorrs tnble 113, Sn1all You'll B• Gl•d You Did __ 1~1·--------1 _,._..-_-$2:i{Yl fil.i--111'.l J~. llf'al lll'J)f'llr . Ap11l~· 1n pP~n 11ft 2£'~1. 1'hp Ta~t f'I" :-;tRVl(")o_-Sla l lO;-Sa~ ff'ff."tr, 2':lfl; Bri~to!. C .\I. p/111111> r'-eAt 1r1 11pprAr. Espt'r. 2':,00 l\rwpr)r1 Bl1•d, A /llill1r.,1ai!•e \\'l'Jll K"''ay 011 a 1 acation. IJU! cu1 JI ~horl 1'01 , hrarllM11tn1 & 1 rHI!!: s111nd.~. wa.~ J:z:~·i-N-0>1 $99. ./ MA1.l'R ESS, hox springs '1 fran1r , now ju-1 $43. r·u.~luzn ('f•U('h $25, Bras~ ,'<;111ls fll{·tin11 Cuararile-ed r RF:F: 11payP1t C'lllll. l\l l!Prt~. Boats, Pow.,. 906 ---~~ b1rd cagrSIO,Pola1011tpri n1 0ioo~ from largt ~lechon Spaying i oformat !o 11 ·71-Jt:·fsk 1-~!. 18 II , ('IJP1Pr $.) 1i.o.·<1 ,...-,uhlr Mii Con\•tnient Terf11l! 5-16-7?.0R or 6.'l.'>-i97:i. 3•8-.--C-H_R_f_S ___ C_,·,-1•1·1 \\'1'1r111<n hull. -t'» high J{!.,u ben ~ LAGUNA HILLS Inter v iewing For PART TIME COCKTAIL WAITRESSES ' AJlpl~ Ul P<'rl'f111 2~001 A1·1! [), l..ar;irlo1a l,;illlJnA Hills I At !ht' F:J Tflrn off rau1p s . D. fl'PPWil ~ ! SALES -~le11 STOP!!! LOOKING & ACT Sale~ minded person. see fflr yourself. a real c;ireer op- port1·nuy. Xlnt fut\l re ro r right n1i\n. F:Arning~ corn- menu immecl1A1ely should he in P ~r·rs.c. of S:llXI P"" wk. :-.:n c;i.nvassing nr 5<1l1r1t1ng. lnleJVicws by 11ppoilitmPr1t nnly 9-3 11·rckrlays. Lou Como. Ml"i-2771 . SALESM~~A-_N-~- Young 111:grl'!'s11" mAn fflr ~a\P$ 1n 11·pll l'Stahli<hrd jewelry .~l nrr ~l u~: l'll'f'l .1• 111 fl<'l'.'•011. Ovrr 21 1':1rk Jr11el- I'!'~. 13!!<1 HAr·hor Blv<1 ., C.~'I. Nn plinnr 0'71\l~c·--~~ SA LF.S\\'()~fj:::-.,•. :>.r11h1l1ous. r11 rn ~.100.-l lOC)'l. inn. f11ll nt• p11rt llrilP. ('nrnp~ny l'AJ' whrn ~fMJ q11a hf,,, 1·al\ l!lt'i-~::1~. SALES MANAGEMENT C'l>1 ~~:nv=rc=,=.~,=,-,-,,-m-,-,-,,-,-.,,,-'"-' Ar11•l.v l ln1<J11 ~'f\"CP, 1M4 ll ~t'l)(lr Hl,<1, C \I !'EHV lf't: s!al 11)n "1!Pqn11r1, ="''"1. N•llt r)· + 1'01111n1.~sinn. '.\fXJ6 llarl,;,r flhd. C.\I -----S!IA\1Pf )(J girl ·'-11.,~1~llln! Vull 11111r. 1nu'llP Ho·aul) s.1>k1ng, ~~>'lfl J1t'r~•nali 1.1·. 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R:\7--0560, ~;., --C S I /R I 920 D1nJ!I£ rn1 .'<.Pl. al>0 1·uslr11 1i1~I .<('1, l11P ITI11 1Mlf>: fllllSh, i l'lf'«foS, $1 700, n1;i.liP offio'I" "" p~rt 11r all Pvt pill'!)', :,12-4i!H7 I r:'No f.. c11 .. k1Ail t~hlf's S1Rl'tlfll! Ill SJ f'A Ch. 1u·\\ f\\Jn bPd !r11mP, ~ Sli9. COAST f.1USIC , CorkPr-Poodle, puppy, JR' Gl:;spttr R1J111100u1 , 120 ampers, 4 e en --12TH ANTIQUE-- SHOW & SALE JOO Ai'IT!QUF: EXllJHITS Lung MPlll'I\ ArPn~ OcP1111 J, l...uni;:-BPa1•h Rl1d. Sf'pt 16, !O, 1 .~ 19, Thurs. Fri, ~a1 1 !O 10 pm S1111 11 10 6 11n1 * ANTIQUES * HP11nrl nal.. ' LA~IPS, lari;:e It .~n1~11 .<tarting 111 $1. I 10 SOt'AS, h1g setrc11fln, 1-nlnr k des11tn, Slflr11ni;: 11! s1:1 ' 12' REt'HIG W/ \\A n 'Anl)'. Sl~ I JIFAIJAl)ARDS, \\'h i l'° rhr~ t11s1' SI. I Ht; . .\U'l'lt~\'L p l"Jure~, iil~t'lltlJ!: Al $10. UM'(! t"unuture ra .. 1ory IAA;i H~rhnr Rlvd, C,"1 .).l~-~4;,7 11aks, •ln•s.~ ... ·,., l'><'kt·r~, 1 ~~=~~ -~--~--1 tireakft\111/~ & roany n11wP L~:AV!Nf; lflr Eumf)f'. r>tu~1 !'hoiee !lf'tllS: P1 I J'I). ~·.,r .'<eJI 11111' furnllUl'P , LIV. fut·Hu•r 111fu: C;ill: 646-7::;~·,, rni-!"'lfa. c.:haw.o:. tahlP~. 11n- 802 •l1ro11.o: Ph': di11 111r !;ihl". 11 11- lll!llP 1d~-~-~. 111.11·n1·~ ... n111r~. 1·h1>~1~. ,(, n1 is1·. ~ii7-1:14.1. ~1\10-N'fi:t-olrl tt;r,..ul on sofa t. lo1•esl'A 1, 2a111~ .'If'!, rotf...,. & Pnd !hi.<. Unusu.'ll cru.<hrd child's sPat ror i:a1111ng nn Nf'll'JI011 &: Harbor, C .. 11.\ l'l'I')' trif'ndly, ~ho!& hp. 1/0. M11ny f.Xl r;i.s. Hflulr~ h1kP, PolAt'Oid .~w-6'11-:.!8.'IJ. hPAlthy. 642-04:)2 \IPan. runs Jt't'al J2\00 ;ogPr, 1 Polarni<1 huld GR ~!!-34•11 , AND phi~. TrPmenrlous <.'Amer11. Ski pnlf'.•, ColJPct1un .~P I e c 1i0 n mtm SP mi 14' RunAboUI gla.~s/plywon<i . of fPCOrd~. 111·fi:, Hit~ o l thr (' I 11)..:j S6.i. r11u 'ii.f1er 5 pm, ·~ .. , "''-"'"'· 011crrr~ lo Bflhy Grarw111;. Pet• ltld ~ . .,, '" "" all l't"f'Onrl1tiotlf'I'!, Pnf'f'!< . . 1_6_<_3_-•_21~1.-~--~-- --JOHN'SB l KE_S __ starl 111 $69:>. CO A ST '.?O. Snulh 0111sl 1nh1'1!, fl~ NEW :.t US IC, NP1\pnrt &: H11rbor. gr.o hnd>:P. r-'lrlio t. hea<l. Sips 2 Dogs ~ .. "" Columbia C.\I. fi42-2ll51. ............_ &st ofr. &14-~i_.,. __ . --~~ Premium HAMMOND St •1n w 11 y, FREE TO YOU \\'AITTF.D, l-'11e mnrl<'I Roman• Y11.maha. Ne w 6 u~ Musi give ll\\'AY dup 10 111_ ralh~-tlrAl hull, 16' to lK', 100 OPF.N 2-10 r~1 IVKDYS p1:;n°' ot most makl!S. Brsl Jergll!s. Irish \Vnl thound. hp up 846-01.10. SAT t. SUNDAY 9-6 buyR in So, Cali!. al Schmid! [JQxit-, mllll'. AH i;hoffi: in<'/ ii;-CAb1;;-Crt1i.,--,-.~lc.,~cH.cP 645-4720 Mur;ic Co., lll07 N. Main, rabies. &th 7 mo,t; old. 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"'f!!l1 , "' """"' aw·r • wt. t K<Y • in QUlf'. !H!tor Wednts.d~, 5tpltmbtt 15, 1971 DAILY PILOT , l~I ._ __ ... _"'·__,!§1 1;;;;;[ ~;;;;; ..... ;;;;; .. .;)~~I Mobile Homes ffl Aut .. , I""'"""" 970 Autos, ·1...,.nod 970 935 Trallert:, Travel MS Autos Wanted I.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;; I;;-TROTWOOD TRAVEL "° . 990 ·A-. u-990 Auto•, Ut•d 990 Autos, UMid ;...........;_ __ _...;;.: Nine Dey• Only TRAJLER .,..,111! ~Io r a i ~ shtd-$800. -ti-12-lt'.8- Auto Service, P.trt• 94t ;4" U.S. MAGS ANNIVERSARY •SO AUTOS WANTED rop doll.rtr tor clean 1lsed c.•ri. Ste Andy Arown. THEODORE ROBINS FORD JENSEN JENSiN AVTHOR1Z£D SALES • SERVICE -· VOLKSWAGEN '69 YW BUG -------CHEVROL£T CONTINENTAL FORD PLYMOUTH '60 Chevy ln1pa la , new tires, brks .t-h;;" ::el!il .• transm. wo1•k Sll'rl .1~ 11. See at 1615 T11.s1ui 1\1!, apt 6, Costa "'lesa. 1970 MARK Ill '64 YAN CAMPER '70 Duster, 6 cyl. 11,<XX> PEAtrrl.-UL, >'ULL'<'UIX· mil", P<T .ittrlng. buc1'ot I "RY EQUIPPED Cf..ASSIC, seats, Vin)'l rop. Priv pcy. Ford Factory, 4 Spttd, Ra-12 095 64, •786 EVf'I")' luxury extra pl.u1 only d H N · · ....., · 10, eater, u Tires, Pnp. Mobile Home and 4 mags plug lugs + 1 rec-ap llr~ mounttd fi4.5"-0242 new 2060 HARBOR BLVD. NEWPORT IMPORTS 59 ' Che1' duto Looka rough. Oeper\d !r;rnf. Bst otter OV· rr Sl!/.J ~7119 mo-cHEVY Monte Carlo. Clean. has ev"rything~ $2800 nr ofr. 645-3969. 20,000 carefU.tly driven mil· top, sink, icebox, sleeps ~. '6'J VALIANT 4 Dr., 6 cyl, i:!', Thl1 luxury ct.r ls tl.11.w• Table, ni.cks. carpets, dtap· A-T. P-S. + Oean, Low· ku in every detail. I invite H, dlr. Will Finance Pri book. 510·5557. $10. COSTA MF...SA 642-()(JlO Bee Vehicle Show it 4 Chevy chrome l'lt\le~ rims with lugJi, .,,_....,. RANCHO I ~""''°'"" I ~ CALIFORNIA ~-__Ji!!. Sept. 11 thru 19 JO am to 6 pm * 15 uniu open IDr in1pec- 1ion. * l 11d11• del Sol, R•ncha Califo•n11'1 Mobile Home Commun•ly 101 Adults. * P1iva11 Clubho1;11 end pool 101 lad1r1 dtl Sol 111id1n11. * 8u111rl11ld Country, R1c11- 11ion V1hic l1 R11ort-f•B· 1rv1tion1 by dty, w11k, mon1b, *Only 11n 111inu111 l1om BOO- ac11 Vi ii Ukt, 1id111g 1tablet, bike 1r1il1 and 18·holl golf COUfll. * Smog.frH countty 1trT1ot· ph1r1. Bring tho Family Stay All Day/ Re ncho Ctlifofni• P'l•1• on Hlghw1 y 315, n11r T1m1cul1.m ldw1y btitw"n lot Ang1l11 ind San Diego. CONSIDER ONLY THE BEST IN MOBILE HOME LIVING and you"I! discover 11 gamtJ1 of rt"crra1ion11.J fa r11Til!'s 11 1 your door~tep & thl' scl!'nl<: suTTOund1n~:o; of Nnrth Sa~ Dil!'i::-o County & 11 grea1 de;i.I more, All H11ppPning now. RANCHO ESCONDIDO .)2'5 \I,:, F.I Nor!r Pk\lo'Y, Esc. 17141 746.5000 RANCHO ENCINITAS 444 El Cam1nn RPal, Enc. (7\41 7:,lOOl.J Antiques/Classics 953 ~! ERCEDES-Sllft'"llll hullt, right hand dnv~. 190SL. 19;;7. ronvt. ,\ hrdtop, $l'.l00. Priv party. 6#-0317. '4'4' Ford Deluxe Woody * $400 -4~008 • Dun• Bugg i•s 9S6 F'lBERGLASS Dune Buggy, metal fl11ke. ween. ·5;; t"ng1~. bf's! offer, .m any ex- tras. 847-7921 . Trucks 962 TRUCKS '61 INTERNATIONAL CREW '6' PICKUP 4 Speed, Radio, Heater !L.50450) SI07S '64 CHEVY Yi TON PU LONG BEC> 3 Speed. !L2699J.1 SI09S '64 DODGE Yi TON PU LONG BED 3 Spetrl. ! K62072l $129S MARCUS MOTORS ~100 Harbor. C.i\I. 645-0466 NEWPORT IMPORTS . V\V '63 carnpf'r, n'blt J600 e:ng., '67 !rat\li , clt'an, K'e box. excel m.-rh COIXI , Af.1/f~1 . 5'14-!J706. 'TI VW Super Bug, Orani:f'. radu!.I rirrs, Ra1ho, (.'11('0 mars, .$1895. 897-6670. 646-0164 work. e 1970 V\V BUS e 11nrk. Call 1f1er 5 P"'f on \\ f!d<dll)'S. 968-54()1. '6'.l .\I AL1BU, auto, air, 26.000 rn1. L ike new, S229;). 83ol-$.l2. '64 CH FJ\'ELLE. 4 rlr, V.S. auto. r/h, pv.T strg, xlnt rond ~47i Sl0-9076 )'OUr inspection a.a IU near P ty, Small Down, Days PONTIAC new condition will be belttr Call 6"3-2698 or 557-4!>40 l!~J. appreci11ted ~ rela.U val-I~::',;:~~~~~".,":~: I '-:'.;;'=:~-=::-:;:-;::;;:--I ue ol this c8r is $7370. fh.\t. * '71 FORDS * '61 PONTIAC GTO Jy Bille Bookl. However I GALAXIES e ~fUSTANGS Faet. a.ir, 3 tpd •UID trana. a m pl"'l!pared to accept $6650 TOf:.lNOS black landau I< bl11ck vinyl lirm. [ have driven this tine HERTZ CORP. buckets, c ons o I~. wood ca,· since new, ii you have (7141 778-40SO grain. PI S, R/H, I'aC'"- any ~oru;, you may "-'-,0;;;-"0c':::"..=.:....~-I mag!i/Michtlln X tlre1, f!:x. rearh me 11.t my home, '63 ~ Custom 4 d r . ccllent condition. ~fust Sell! 673·88t. or niy 0 f I Ice Jntert't'ptor engine. Souped Priv. Pty, $1795 or otfu. ~6-1600. up rear end. Polygla.s tl?'f'11. 557-4347. New radiator. Rebuilt heavy RACEY -• '67 GTO pd CONTINE~TAL '69 M--'-•= . 4 s ...,,. duty alternator . Ne.w k JH, 39,COO mlles, brand new !iUC , disc brakes, Michelin •t' -11 . p Full br&kes. Runs £ o o d. $350 tires, r/h, orig owner, •57 Ch·,~ '"'. e·g, -·<. '' ICirc n rire5. r Ply. Y cash. 646-0818 all·r 6 pm. ~ ~ """' " ,...., fr! loaded. $5.200. 646-0692. • clean, $1,095. 673-5313 att 1 end •"'lmp. reblt, $-\50 or '62 FORD Ranch "'agon. 292 pn1. rras. o!fer. 835-7722. '62 LINCOLN 4. Dr. Low mi. V-8 eng., auto trans. Good l~~~--------1 196~ IHEVY Surburban Car- ry-al, $1950. 646-01191 '67 CHEVY ·v.·ag. 9 p&ss. Air, p/< p/b, xtras. $1495. 157- 0J.~~. 1 ~'11) Impala, ht. air, pwr Fleering & hr11k<'s. Beaut. rnnd. s~.OC(i. 544.~1z:.. '60 CHEV. CONY. V-8. Aut o. S150 Fully ~uip'd incl. A/C. 1964 Pontiac Lemans, .i spd, cond. S49;>. 54&-7817 After. 326 VS, ,.-0• ""ll "ade ~ $400. Days 5.57-8020, Eves 6 :i,o JU • -· ... •v~ 642.6758. :. pm. ? 646.sm. '69 t.tAR.K III. Every con· MAVERICK '68 Fireb1rd 350, ceivable xtra, pe r f e ct ----------1 air, all xtras. auto trans, Xlrrt rond. 196 1970 Maverick, yellow 2 11800 6"•3 •••9 maintenance record, r.tust · •JO't SEil, Make oiler. 5.17-93'19. Dr 250 CID, auto trans, '64 LeMANS. Xlnt cond. '64 t.incoln Conrl. J-'acl. air. Full 64·1-M62 R.ft 6pm. lmmac. power. CORVAIR R/H, chrome. group on 11.i n· d •• 000 67,000 mi. Must 1e11 . ows, ...... miloes. $1800. 893-JOSt. or best offer. Call 5'15-784.0. MERCURY '69 GR.AND Prix lC!Rther 4' ell <'xtras, x!nt, deliver ap- prox 3 wks. $2575. 673-3Ul. D ~ ~ '6; 2?.a-S~ auto, air e ·.~ 2~. ~ '" e '69 281).SL, •olo, •ic 0 • '69 2;;(1/8 sed11r1 e '70 Good cond. S2000 fkrrn. ' -s 250-C courw • ·oo 280-SE 6T;,-60-16 aft 12 noon. 0 ~ sedan. ~JANY ~tORE. V\'I 'M 19fi2 CORVAIR Conv. Good ~ ' I,__ _, ,.... __ , '67 Chevy van, 6 cyl, radio & tirt"s. Chea" t:nin~. '"'"· • ., 11vr1zeu ._... ... er good condition, c!C"an '' _.., 111 •2,72,_,, he:a1er. &14-2007 '""'"'°'""cm',.~"'~~::;:::---;;;;;1~~~1:500:::.~~~*::._:~=~:..::""'::: ~°"' 549-3031 Ext. 66 or 61 1•57 i'o1ERCEDES 6 sedan, 250 V\V Bus _ R.l"built motor . ________ >ID-__ "-"'-1'63 tllonui 4 spd, rebll 'ng, • 557-!l.1();, • '69 r>IERC r.t&rq. 10 pass, full powe r, elec windoWl!, air &. rark. Under 25,000 mi. S2g::(]. 548--0944 '68 r.1ERC 10 psngT com· mu1er wagon, pis, p/b, air, rack. 292 Vil111. Nova, c.r.1. 545-6797. RAMBLER '64 Rambler C1as!lk: 550 XJnt cond. Good runner. $4~ or olfer. 968-7461 19711 HARBOR BLVD. s. new eng., auto !rans, llilust SPIJ~ Bi's! of!er. **"56 Chevy. neerts t.1·ork. nP1\' 11.·irjn~ &. tires. S250 or COSTA MESA gray, fully e(]uipped. $500 & fi7:H427 Lves. ~l~~f. j,36-0336 caJI after hst ofr. 5'1&-3742. USED lake over pymnts. ,1;96-3813 ' V 1 FORD SPORT CAR oy•"' 962-sm. 1"0 "'' '"· ,,.~. CHRYSLER CLEARANCE SALE NOW! AM/FM r11dio. $2300. "63 PORSCHE Super 90. l\1tnt fi7.'.l.8fi.M • Kl!'n C'Orvt. Ski rack. A:'l1-Fi\1. VW 1967 •• r.hroml!' 11itls new Dunln[l • * · 11rf'~. _Phone' aftrr 6Pl\I S'J1;;(w miJe~. Ex. :9---~M7 •ffH-l!H'. - 1!!64 Chrysler New Yorkrr, tlf',.,. hreak l1n1nizs. fl('I\' :-;hock~. ~oorl running c.nnd 1.175. Call 847-9731 1 Of' A KIND' 1'10 "'1 SE '66 vw SUNROOF ---C~O~M-,E=T-- Cnnv. tl1f'lalllr. bluf'. bl!JE' * 968-58Rl .. FORD 1!1&1 Country Squire 9 p;i ~s. wagon. Pri pty. Orig <Jwne r !HXZ 4.94! $715. 64•1--0410 or fi.l-l-2JR2 "62 FORD fairl11rlf! 50ll. R,Vll. S!flnrlarrt trans. $•150. Gm<! r.nnrl 837-7:1114. OLDSMOBILE '64 Rambler Ambdsador no air, under 40,000 ml. $600. .. 846-1977 T-BIRD 1970 OLDS Cutia~ Sport l---------1 Coupe, ml & whltf' ext,, '67 T·BIRD. 1-<l.ndau . .it.<m .,,,hite vinyl int. bucket mL Full po11.·er, sent", great r;ha.pe. 16,200 rond. $1635. etc. Xlnt Owner. milrs. 12,450. By uwner. 6'iS-5033. &14-62l8. I c,56~~T~-B~,-,,~.-v~in-ycl-!o-p_w_/.I FRITZ WARREN'S SPORT CAR CENTER no E. 1st St., S.A, 547-07&1 (}pe.n dally 9·9; closed Su nday IPath('r 1111. Fully l'q pt inc. '68 TOYOTA Coron&, 4 •prl., air. Appt onl.v' 642-181'.l. Yellow & Black iJ)t .. i l"il. or '64 CO'.IJET, n<'ll' carb & s1ru·lrr. 1!'1 !ire~. vah'P jnh. :~9-:HS,1 $.\2J. l'.*\7 FORD Statlnn air, gd. rotw!. $1200. * OCiB-5112 * Wagon '68 O!d's Cutlass. Top cond, portholt>S, autom trans, xlr.1 shar~. Dest oiler over $1«XJ. 49-1.37;)2 AUDI 'j7 ,\'JERCEDES 190 SL. be~t oiler. 646.2698 ~--=------I Classic: CQllcl . $1~5. '67 VW bug, txcel .cond.. .:-: $iJ0..1'.H7 $000 1970 AUDI 100 LS, 4 flr, ----~~----1 644-63~R AM/FM s1trl'n, 4 sprl. MG I-==,..;~~"""-~ 14,000 mi. like new. S3450. nrl----------· I '67 VW BUG: Xlnt cond, tr11dr for ·w.·71 V\\' G D TIRE!':. Sli'l!l5. c:ampf'r. 644-1 8 0 !. 9r • THINI * ~5.19 t ~170. ''~G'' "fi:'J VW hu~. $900. or ~st hill AUSTIN AMERICA c""· cau '""'pm. m41 S39-3021 ''FRIEDLANDER" ·n vw .,.m,,..... RkH. ''" l!lfi8 AUSTIN Ame r1 c a n , A.\ll F:.1. Sl.100 C11ll ~4i-.l.l·ll 1'1SI IEACM !MWT. 1'1 AUSTIN HEALEY 1 --89-~7-""-•-53-7-""-"-MG mis, Clean. S3"'1 or Cl Her. CONTINENTAL 1!1"'6 i\l,\RK II Continental. hronze 11.·/hro1l'll & white in- 1!."l'ior. $2,500. ;H9-2SS1. 1!170 FORD Galaxie 500, goOO ronrl .. air, pwr steering. s2.100. 11.'I0-686!!. House Hunting? W11.tr.h the OPEN HOUSE column. orig 0111ner, in warranty, ps:, ph, no air $1595. 540-3.512. '67 Olds 98 Hrdtp, All power, 35,000 mi's. Clean, $16~. AU 5pm : fi46--4017. '65 OLDS • $600 Call 11.ft 6, 557-8658 Autos, N•w 980 Autos, New 980 Autos, New u980 ---~~----~----~ FOR Sii.le 1956 T -B i rd, porthole top, sharp. $1350. 962-8071. House l1untin1:? Watch the OPEN HOUSE column. Autos, N•w 980 RANCHO SAN MARCUS 971 Borrlrn. S.M. 1n41 1.14.1)822 ·o.c; DODGE Van. 6 sl1('k, nu tu·r~. mag~. rrp!11;, I ownu, •5100' ''AUSTIN lo mi. xlnt! J\29.i. ~1.-n111.~ '""'· E:nt! $fi00. AUTHORIZED SALl:S & SERVICE Pri. ]')Art:,.·. CZIJ• n:J-.87j6 V\\' Bus '66, 1rry clf!an. i;:notf tire-i;;, 1')"11• ,ni;:ine. Slfi!li EH4-J ~.n 11!1 :i. ·~ vw b11g, 1\erfect conrl. Stft"eO P.11Uipm~nt. r.fust sell . S1275. 646-64H DAVE ROSS PONTIAC - Comr rlown & .in111 th" good lift'' N() t.1J.<;;PRINT Only ss;oo lor ·1n mod. 24 x 'fi5 FORD van. rin lsheri int ., mags, nr11.• pa1n1. .Xlnr rond . s1.roo rim . firm. 11·17-5140. • IH. Intemationa1 lia rvest'r 52. Varllnl rJl'l11. 111 nil:"e RECREATION CENTER hrarb park, l'f'l\dy to move ROY CARVER I 111. 1r.Zli67!ll Cn~~' rtl<>bil.-I nc. llnrtH'.c:. R7.'i2 Garrlrn Grove 2925 l~arbor Bll'rl. Blvrl, G.G. 636-47fi0. Costa rt1csa 546-444~ ON T1~E OCF:_A_N__ '70 V\V 1500 cc Dune. Bug- 1970 Sahan1. 1 BR, lh·I~. :i'OO.st~~1~:f~·1r~,.~,~~;~ comp! !urn. v11csnt, N1C'I! Afler 6 pm . [UIIk, iii! xrra.~ 0112~~ •. CAAs1 :'lloh1le Hom•s, R7:)2 ·~ J-'ORD Ranche1'0, good C.11Mf'f1 Gr"'"e Bl vd. G.c.. body. nf'C1'i1S en~1~. S2.~. 636-4700 9777 Adams, Huntington r.o [r) ~CIE~. n~A~,~.~,~,,~..,oo-. ~,~R~R~. Br-h 2 RA. r11 n1 rn1, 1ululr park. '7i1 F'ORD ·~ tnn truck, F a ir 1111 rxtr115 A~kini;: Slli/(11). ~hapP, l\'er<J,. P"lllt -l\)J •. \ifi2 2-JO P;>.t · fi.t>.4720 ~BROA D1'.IORE 12xf.ll. 2 'F..7 MPy<'r.<" ~!11nx. it~ lri;:11.J. hr r111~erl porch, 11.wn1n1?.c:, G"t"s l1t'I'~. tnp .~· e.'Ctrii~ ,.k;rt1ns: M;o.ny hHnll. $.l300 BP:<! nrf<'r, 1i71-1'8JO __ _ !1~l-107l 'fi:. INTEMATJONAL '.; GREAT L11kr:o; !O:>l::.!'l' w/R" p1(•k.up r11('k:<., rhe~ts, lo f'Xp11n.c:i11n. Stn!'<lf'?e 11hrrl. m ll<'~. :.4,l1-71M Crnlr3I air ronrl. S:l."iOO. 1970 RANO-lERO, la<:. 11ir. :;.t~;..\!lfi~-~~---RkH. s:;,;~_ 10 :-. ;.JJ ti1rni~h,.rl, 1111.'Tl1ns:. l ----·~'36:::_:-9~!00~.'----~ ,1nr11i;:... Sl~ r 11 ll h Auto L•asing 964 ~Jl-~7('tl Rfl(''T 4 pm FOR AA!f' nr : 1 hr mohilr t-.on1r. furn . pat)(), nr bey, S'XIO per mn. 67l--1 420 • RENT * f\1ol:iile hom.-. arlll PAfk, Df S1Z5. r1on!l'tly. m-6350. Motor Hom•s FOR N lf' hy pri. p!!.Tly. 20' PaN! Armw motor horn.-. Sl~P8 I. prnrwrrw r,.•fri11:.-r11- tion. J'>l&Jrir Chtl s1ov .. , ov•n & t-roill'r, dbl ~la1nl.-~1 ~inkll . w11!1 stove f o r hfo11!i~. ~ho1•1l'r & tnilf'!. t11pe df'l"k. nylnn r r p t ovt'r111\. rarlln, ~ur rontt. Auto 1hifl. Lrg f'onf •ng. Plenty ol .~·tor11gl' !j)ll.<:f!. see o~ 111 J09 Lindo """·· Baltio,, t~ont l!.1u11tion of 6th SI l. f!l)-5689 . 1, Tr•v•I PRO R 17'. S eJf.c o n- 111\nM. CuAtom bu 11 t moton'JClt r1ckJ1 plu~ ma.ny extr•• lJ~. 96'J...'7689. Mobllt Ham•• fJl - ANNIVERSARY •SO PINTO \VI AUTO. Trans. $.'i day, Sc mile. THEODORE ROBINS FORD 7JJ60 HARBOR BLVD. COST/ MESA 642-0010 Autos Wanted 961 WE PAY TOP CASH for ua.d C&l'l A trucb, jult call us tor tree esttmai.. GROTH CHEYROl,P AU tl'f Sain Manqer 18l1l Beach BJYd. Hunt:lnrtcn Bel;ch M7-ld7 IQ t.3.\11 WE DESPERATELY NEED Cll'lln u9ed C&J'!I FANTASTIC PRICES P11.id fnr )'OUr car, P4id for Derl't W•nt T• Ga or no1. But 1·11.lkl bArk to south DEAN LEWIS 1)1!.kClt•I For &Alf': Gold· 1!* HARBOR s r.vo. f'n w,._, ... mobll• homf!. Co!lta Mu. 646-93().1 1:200 1.(, 1 BR. 2 BA . f!M• t'IOM°d 3 JC 20' poN'.h, In IMPORTS W AN'1'ED Of!W p11.tk. San Juan ca-Ora.nae Counties plst r11.n~ All ne\\' 5"1f-TOP $ BUYER f'itiAnin, GE """"· F'rlR\· BILL MA..XEY TOYOTA d11irr 1•· h 11:,...ru~ m.ak- r.r. ~illtllll: ·~·11.5hl'r A. 1AA31 Beach Blvrl. rl ryrr, 11nrl:o;rAflf'd. f"n('· H. Beac.h. Ph. 84 7-R:).\"i Pd 1""1 ·r11 C1111 ChA rl,.s Dally P il ot W11.tit Adi have r..irnri J'.J,"--lf,19. ' ,;.;;:;,;;.:.; __ ..,.,..,,,...,~ ~ h11r1?1'1nt jalnr.1. ---'_..:::::.c.:,.==--- . _, '60 BUG EyP Spr irr. new brake:-;, paint & innllf'A\1, !op cnnrt ~ S625. fi14-4i41 NEWPORT IMPORTS \19 VW But:. ~UIU'OC!f. nf!W pa int. 620 Gary P!, N.B. 3100 \V . Coast Hwy. B1>twn fi : 30 k 9P1'.I. BMW Ne11.·por t Beact. '6/1 Sundial VW campf'r, Tf'blt ----,..-...,,.-.,,----·-:i.-l >-IG--Tcf.,-,-,.-'°-,-,-d-,g-,,,.,-I f'!l,t?ine, 4-rrArk l!rert<'I, like A"lomo.,ve Excellen·• ' 4-,,,.,, .., '" 1·011d, l<U"e 11·hrels. (7\41 C"~"~·~· _::":"· :".c_:·-~--- '2>-1'"'1 VOLVO 1968 ~G l\1IDGET. red, 23·000 m'1" VOLVO .i~-6163 DEMO SALEI SI If)'l ROY CARVER, Inc. OPEL 2925 Harbor Bh,d. Coslll ?lleSA 546-4444 BEL0\1' Blu Bonk. 67 2 dr '71 2-DR. 52998 R£.H AUTOMATIC is.l·I SEE US BEfORl:: DATSUN Cp<> 66-5111. Wa~. Unde.r ----------I ::lJ,('(1(1 n11. Priv. Pry . 166 DATSUN .'1'>-.1'0J. TcoO. '"' """""' PORSCHE YOU BUY! .Derut L euriA W VOLVO RDSTR 1600 'jO PorsrJlr Ta~11 911 S, II.II P\"Tr11•, f':o.tellrnl condition. l!Mli Harbor, C.f\1 , 64&.9.)()3 H11rti ~· .VIII Tnr~. mi pa int. l""t-f.f)!!2. THINK In" m1l r< P('()Mn1v r~ •• ---==------(SUAf>.i.H 'rllr. s~ \V,11 CRAfiHl::D my 63 Porsi:-t:", 1akp Tr;;rl,. \\'ill f 01n;inrr 1111 f\Arl~ lor salr Pr11'. Piv . .' !in111ll Do11 n r.16-.'JtiJO .. Z!·IS·~.1.17 ~ 'VO!YO' "FRIEDLANDER" (0~1CQS1 ·011.v~ Call 6-1&.~~)s ~l-'OR-912~~ -:1.i7-4:rl('I r~·r~ ~tras Shn1,· 1·nnd . lilJt llAC" !HWY. Jti '7 lBIG-51O-SlDAff 1-"",:",.,~"'"''"'·"=--1 ~-='":.:'""::::..:•:..=•1::::1"":::'~' = l!l.;I; roRSCHE. Autos, Useo 990 t\<'•'ris wnrk \fakf' of!er. 01·erhP11 d ram. 4 Sprrol, rilr, '.>92-2.l.V: '71 Chr:ys\('r To11.'11 & Country R11dJn, Hr11tr r, Bt1r kr1 .<c11 1~.1------~---1 \\'llifin, full po11.·rr, 11 i r, t1 nt<'d glas~. ln l<'I n11lc-s, ~ac. SUNBEAM cruifif' control. 1700 m1·~ • ri!irP, SffiDF'D. 546-8736 • Al5Q '71 Chevy V~ga , 4-spd, 4!.1·6111 1. 'fifi cu~tnm Tfgf"I', many tX· 5(00 mi's nnly. Af\.1 /FM. DATSUN -1!)67 -)600 tras. SHARP~ $1,750. These 11.I'e :>oltf"Cf!lieli ~nz Ro11dsler. Very clr;1.o, tx··i ---="='-77~'~1'~---I tn.de-in5. crllcnt condi!.ion. S1J95.00. TOYOTA Authorized MBZ Dca!e.r Pb. :>iS.-Xl&J alter !.:30 P.M. --;;;:;;:-;;::;::::---·\----'':'l!C,5~2:':>-:'.72~"'1-~~- 'TI DATSUN 240Z Si"'"'· TOYOTA CADILLAC Lo11.• mlleag" 1n w11.Tr11n1y. DEMO SALE Air cond .. ere. Dir. 642--9153 LARGE NEW &. t'SED LARGEST Alter 5PM. TOYOTA SELUTION SELECTION OF DATSUN '69 2 dr lf:dan. ~ SEE US BEFORE CADILLACS IN •P<l . clh. Vuy a .. o. YOU BU\'' ORANGE COUNTY S1295. "14-5513. SALES-LEASING FERRAJll "'™ leuriA AUT)IOR!ZED -SERVICE. FERRARI TOYOTA Nabers Cadillac AU'lllORlZED SALES 4 SERVICE NEWPORT IMPORTS 1946 Harbor C.M. 646-93M 2600 HARBOR BL., ·1~ Corolla.'~ spd , lo mils, ~.moo COSTA ~A Sunda.Y Vinyl IDp, xlnt cond. Jll50, --.,::=--=="".=.....;c::. SJO..oe178. 2 YRS. old S300 under Blue .-69·-CORor.:A 2-dr. 4 spd., Book -all @Xlrll8• r..11chelln vinyl top, r radial tires. Xlnt x tn. 673-6U8. 3100 W. Cont Hwy. oond. fl.&G. ~ 'f.8 CAD Cou~ de Ville, N9WP,O& IJeAch '66 CORONA tic~ lb loaded w/,xtns. Pampen'd -----00=-o-:O""---I tiret1. 57,0C;J& m1iJ~ I$; I~ l'll!!W. J3611(1 . 830-1917, FIAT '"""" · CHEVROLET • ComplOI• Stock of TltlUMP'H ·n CH EV. Capri"' 2 De. 12.grr.wif/ C~. LIA! l'o'/llUI & lie S5r.'l60 ,.~ rQ~ ~n·~·~~· ;;:;,~· ~rr::j ~:.. %p~;~ 1~·~Al~.d~~·: 1IWi S. 17.>.00S.l. v\nyl top. Pr\vwte J>IU'IY. "FRIEDLANDER" "' TR .. CONV., Witt>. '"" ""'· Phone '""'"" rack, S65(1. ·~7 Chev. &-l11trt' ~ dr 1J71D M:ACH ILYD. 1-~=*-"8-.;,..l:.:lll.::l:._• ___ I Hudtop Brown-while top. '""'' '" VOLKSWAGEN .,., •. """" Good· '""°· --""=::;""'~,;·~:;"':;-~:_-I::;-;=:;-;:-:-·--:--:-........._ 00,747 m!. Prlv. Pt y . JAGUAR ·~,WI Boo, Mwly r<hl! 1500 """'" $395. engltif' .er. 1TaN1. New paln!. '68 Tmp.11.la 2-0r, r u 11 '66 XKE: CQUpe, A·l. $2600. S1()'1'). 67:>-Jllf!l fl'111."'r. A/C, Nl"W tire11, \\'ir11 w'hec l~. BI• t: k , Sell the old 1tutt Buy the s·1500. !'t-~: 8l':I-~. Alt 6 R:1.i-:\2lh .,... n"w 1.tufl , it m : 49·1-:\'.}1!8, ',,,.--'""""'-----' . . 7°!o EXCISE TAX REBATE! lo ·~•iiio• 10 .. , ,...,,.,.11 ... ,,l<t • yo• •ill n t t i•e 1 1~. 1•1 r1belo 00 oil 'f l ,oUOfl91' cer1 p1rc-1111. UJ•• Co•t''"i•••I ••· ••••• 1. Fio~nct t>f•n•fler'• '71 FIREBIRD Tliis <1nt hos ii oil indudi11g oir t<1ncliltoning, p0w1r brn~s. ptiwer ~. nulom:rl;c lmr!S· m•~IOfl.(~!lo:.• 1'2). PtrU ~fa111,C£(• 1971 LE MANS Comcil•l~Ylll'J~tcl .,.,;If, bucke1 seoH Au1on>IJ'l- i' Tro11smh1ion, Po""'' Dhc 8r11~11 Powo• ~!Mring, foctory AJ. Vin)'( Rocf T;med Qlosi, Wll~e Woll1 ondtnOrt. SM1ol I Zl07345 - Uwd Cal Maupr'• '71 G. ,Ill , COfl$\t!~~ ~ 1ll'ilh mreo. ,_..,. ~ oir cond~ power br!lka. f10W" ''~ aullln'llltit lr0Mnli11iofl, ('51\. # 288), THE '72's ARE HERE! ~AND WE STILL HAVE OVER 27 NEW '71 MODELS TO CLEAR-OUT! BIG SAVINGS ON GREAT USED CAR BUYS '66 Chevy '67 Plymouth '68 Chrysler l'UR'Y' Ill NEWl'Oll.f CUSTOM A.uto,.,otlt Tr1n\"''"10,.., 11.o<!IO 8 HHte•. 1~8V 1111 $1188 '66 Pontiac GTO 4ulomo11c Tr1,..•m\1111ln. Powt• l rAtu, P ow • r arA~ei. Powu Slttrlng, Powtt' Wl,..<lows, "'I• Con· dl!IQ!olng, llO<lill t. HHIU. 16'2 A5Ml $788 '69 Pontiac OIUND l'llllf Au1om1!1< Tr1n1mlnlllrl, Powtr S1Mrl119, P 0 wt r llrlkft, Air CONll!lonf"fl, Vinyl lloo/, 11.&dlCI t. H1t1I• t r, IXSE 410) $2988 '69 Ford Cusl A1111!mtllc Trantmlu\etl, Powtr Stwr!na, Htt1911. !IEL Jtll 9 l'&Ut"lll' Wl{IO,.., JIU!!>< m~11e Tr&,.,.mlnlll,... Pow. er S!eer 1,..g , l'owtr ll••~n. Power WlndOws, ,i.1r Co...cllllorolng, R1dlo t. Ke••er . Locol Doc!or'1 Cir 15Zll. ~l $1488 ASK ABOUT OUR EXCLUSIVE 12 M0/12,000 MILE WARRANTY '67 Men:ury COUQIAll JC JH 1 Doot HtrdlOP. AU«llN• He 1rerum!ulof!, l'o-r S1"1l"Q, Powt0r lflkH, l'&<lory Air CONllllll<llng, LM!,,.., Trim, llfl.lllCI t. Hff!..,, <Z51t 1111 $1788 '68 Bonneville 4 DOOlt NAllOTOI' AulO""llc TtlM mlulon, Power Sl..,.'"9, P • w t r Br•k .. , l'o-WlridOWS, Air Cencll!lofllnf, Vlny! lll:ool', llNlt I H""'· IXNIC OJ&) $1888 1!!!!19!!!1'!1!!!!!1'!1 411!omo!lt Tr1n1'!1iUllln. Power Br•~ .... I' o w tr S!ffrlna. F&c!ory Air Coo· dlti,,.,Jng, Vinyl II.oaf, II.•· dlo & He<i1..,, IVIO IJSJ $1988 '69 Camara t DOOll MAltOTOf' llALL•YI! Sf'::lllT .i.111ometlc Trt n1ml11J9n, Powt• SIMrlng, , II w. r 8rtktJ, F eclorr Air Cc.n· d!lillftlng, Vlnyt Roof, llt· dlo & Hff1t r, Ont Loul OwMr. <YC P 442) $2688 '68 Mercury PAllKLAN• l'AST SACK •u10ma!lc Tr1n1mlultn, Powtr ~1Hrl"9, I' ow• r Brtkft, 11.ldlo & H .. I..,. (WVK ""'l. $988 '69-Buick- L• SAtll• t 00011 N41tDTO~ 4U!Ofl111k Tr1n1m1ur.. PoWTr S,..r1,,., I' tw tr B•••n . \f lnyl l.ool, All' Concl!llonl"8, II 1 II I e & HHl•r, Till WhMJ, (Yfl'T t10) $2688 " -. . . • • . ' • • \'Jednr$day , Septeniber 15, 1971 PJLOT-ADVERTIS£R 2G 0 E lN sroct<J THE '72' s ARE ARRIVING DAILY AND WE MUST MOVE OUT ALL REMAINING NEW . '71' s & EXECUTIVE OLDSMOBILES '71 CUTLASS SUPER DISCOUNTS PLUS '71 VISTA CRUISER ~TAi~~N LOADED INCLUDING AIR CONDITIONING EXCISE TAX . REFUND EXEC. CAR ±'3368 71?113105 When t he governm ent h11s 11pproved the e Ktise fil)( reduction, effective 8;!5/71 , EXEC. CAR ±'348561M194825 Oldsmobil e will rebate to the custom tr of r•cord . $ 85 HURR 1967 CADILLAC $2495 CPE OE VILLE full power equipment plu1 factory olr condition• . i119. IVFT l251 1968 DATSUN 4 1p"d tran1ml11h111, rcidio, hHttr. Air cond. lVHll\41 $895 HONDA ------CAR 1968 CHEVROLET CAMARO 4 1pe.O tr11n11.,lulo11 , radio o~d hMl•r. 1511· CPG J 1968 CHEVROLET 1/2 TON Vt, outomotlt, radio a11d htotor. 11 51111) USED 11022660) DON ~T MISS THIS ONE! Ill $ ••• 1967 Chevrolet STATION WAGON VI, 1111tomotic. rodlo, heott•, powtr 1te-trl11t. air condlrionln9. IT Ul044) ~~~.~ .. ~.:~:~ .. =~·a:~~.:.. $1095 1119, air c11nd1t1011l119. ITIZfll I 0 1970 DUNE BUGGY COSTA MESA 540-9640 27 PILOT-ADVERTI SER OA(LY PILOT 59 CALL NOW!! Phone 557-9220 INSTANT CREDIT YOU NEED AND STILL SA YI YOU MONEY 1. If you ore new in California 3. If you ore new on your iob 2. If you owe money on your 4. If you have little or no credit car LET ME TRY TO ARRANGE THE CREDIT AND TERMS YOU NEED SO THAT YOU MAY Driv~ ~ome Today in cl1e car of you r choice!! VAN CONVERSIONS,CAMPERS MOTOR HOMES. WE REFUSE TO BE UNDERSOLD ON ALL MODELS 7 l 's OR 72's LARGEST SELECTION-LOWEST PRICES OVER 2 ACRES STORAGE AREA '72 DODGE VAN B-100 ---=-ll~ . $2888 FULLY FACTORY EQUIPPED ORDER YOURS TODAY NEW '72 CAMPER VAN CONVERSION DODGE VAN WITH SUNDIAL CAMPER $3399 s199DOWN BU<ket '"'"· stove, d;"'"" beds. ,;,k. s97 MONTH FMOORNT4HIS icebox, wot er tonk. 1311 A82V6046. Sl99 is !!>IOI dft. pymt, 197 ii f<llQI ""'·~.ind. 1t1• & lictn1• & QQ Sl618.'~ lod.1<1i & lio:.,1t. Al'HJAL P£RC£NT,t,Gl RAT£ lb.GI% ALL '72 MODELS NOW ON DISPLAY r~-~"~~;i1 ______ _.,:couyi.-.g <"°"?11 on ~P<.ctwdil for 48 MGS. Dt!ornd pym!. prl:e .. ~-~~-GE-,7-l_C_R_IC_K_E_T ~~AGE '71 COLT ALL '72 MODELS NOW ON DISPLAY IMMEDIATE DELIVER $16 9 9FULL $58 DOWN $5 8 MONTH $16 9 9FULL PRICE 36 MOS . PRICE SSS k totol d11. py111t. SSS is totol 1110. pymt. Inc.I. tot & llc..,.H & oll c.•rryl11,. cllor9ft 011 oppr. ctedlt for 36 "'os. De-fetted pymt. p1lc.e SZOll Inc.I. ttli: & llc.et!M. Full c.osh ptlce Sl71l.95 irtc.1. tor llce11se. ANNUAL l'IRCINTACil AATI IZ.6S ~ ... wn1" lh• vovernm .... t h•• ~pprov.., tht ••ti1t tt• l't'ducllon, ir11KliYt l /UllJ. cn,.,,1or Corp, will r1b4tt to tt>e cu•tomor of rKo.;. IMMEDIATE DELIVERY :~,?, !,~"~'~'~:!~h~:, pow~""' $14 9 8 ing, 'linyl roof. foctory oir cond. (ZSS438) $50 Totol $50 Mooth ly Dow11 Paym1nt1 S50 ;, 1010! M pym!. ~~O i1 fl:l!al ""'· ~ymt incl. ..,, .!. It<..,.. & 1111 c.,..-,;..g '""'9""" pppr. cr..i~ fot 36 ""''· O..tomod Pvml. P'i<• 1 TA~OO md lo•.\ I'''""' f1Jl/ct1V. rin<t J 157S.•(l ttf. to•.!. httn•• U./~AI Pf'1C!l'ITAGt RJJl 11 OS % '6~o!RC!~!~AC$)98 '67PLYM. $368 '68CHEY. $849 FURY CAMAROH.T. V8 , auto., po,..er 1lteri ng, 1edio, he•lt r. !SZA502) '69DODGE 440 \ V-8". auto. tron1., fatl0f'f oir cood'rtionflg. rod'io, he<Jt- er. whitewoll tire\, vinyl roof. YPW21 3 '66FORD RANCH ERO V-8, outo. trans., radio, heat1r, "!'ittwoft tire s. J8S956 FULL PRICE $998 FULL PRICE $698 . - V-8. oufo Irons., rodio, heater. XLA8J9 '70 FORD MAVERICK Fullv fa tlorv equipped. 176JC l0) '69CHEYY Pickup Truck C· 1 Q Model Cl ton and rtady for work ar piny 463046 AU!o. trons~ power sleering, rndio, heoter. vvsna FULL PRICE FULL PRICE $1188 '68 JAVELIN $988 SST V-8, power .steering, power brokes. r-Jdio, heater, bucket seols. WAA445 FULL PRICE FULL PRICE $1244 '70 CUDA $1188 Redio, heeler, wh itew1ll tire1, buc~el 1•eh, 8Hl7C08159602 FULL PRICE FULL PRICE . . . • 0 ,... ' '" .. '· _, ·, ..... . . . • . ' . . . • . 60 CIA.IL V PILO T Wtdntsday, Stptembf'r 15, 1971 ATLAS CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH! IMPERIAL Costa Mesa~~ THE LAST OF THE '71 MODEL YEAR CLEARANCE e::~0 1971 CRICKET AT FABULOUS SAVINGS USED 1970 DUSTER $ SATELLITE SEBRING. PLUS TWO DOOR HARDTOP LOADED WITH: $ OFF MANUFACTUll!flS STICKEi! PlllCI lut~el •e•h. F+t s:>•t~&qe, l)owe r b•••e \. powtr window•. con1ol•, +..,•<1uelli11 """' V.8 •"' 9in1, T ql•u. du•• r•tOn9 t0""''' t on. "''""'· R . ..,j ~d.,,.. d~lo~'I~'• •~•' •••+ •rie ••e•. ••d•o, ~t~i o •, l•t+, •'' to,,di+;onin9 •"d "'•"V o+he• fe&!u•e•. ~P1l ·GIE-I S?Ol 2 2929 HARBOR BLVD. COSTA MESA ph. (714J 546•1934 oF iA~L~~E~o 5~~ErE~AY· ASK ABOUT OUR 5 DAY FREE TRIAL EXCHANGE '62 DODGE 4 DOOR Hlll.DTOP '64 DODGE 4 DOOR SEDAN "'•'r>"'1' t ........ ,,. ..... ··<I" ··~ '····· ~·· t• •c ' •• ·1 PCJ )1~ s595 '66 FORD "-u•o,.,•+•t ,.d,,., ho ~! •' P'"'"'' •+eennq "" , •• .j,1,""'"'I· I ~PL SOO I '68 CHEVROLET !VZlOO~I USED CAR '69 Pl YMOUTH VALIANT 6 c~l;nd••. •u*o"'••;t. ••d;o, ~t iler. 1)0.,.e• 1!ee•i,.,9. •~ctll•~t "'"' d;1;,,,,, !Y8A1S6 1 '70 FORD i.IAVERICIC J •p1e..f fr~n1fl\i11 ion, r1d;o, hee!t r. wh~+,. well 1;,,,, be~utifu! •ed •~''""'· IZl(Y. 086} '70 RENAULT 4 DOOR SEDAN 4 cvlind •r, 4 1p1td, ••dia. heel•• 0 S I R11 9101S9l 8S) '70 FORD GALAXIE SOO V8, &u!OMI!;, r.od;c, h1 ~!1•. pow1• ,i,,,;"11 & br1~I• ,;, Ct'l~d,. licni119, wh<le w•ll ti<e1. f J56AGS > SE BADIA ESPANOL FREE USED CAR WARRANTY Slw Menths Gu"'"'"'V· 15°0 d i.<ccunt .,,, pnrn, 1S0 o d!sc:aunt on lnbor. Work f ft be done et Atlos Chrv1ler Plymc1111h Inc., only. '69 FORD GAlAXIE COUl"I VB. 1utoM1t,c. ,,,j ;o, heeler, l)O"""' oleet1n 9, j;OWt t f>r 4k•1 (117'1 BSX> '69 DODGE 114 RT 6 cvl,.d e'. l ·~•ed. ... d... i. ... •~· ... ~ '! W8 11t fXH882 1 J 9 l'ILOT -AOVERTJSER Wrdn~tla.y, Sr~trmbtr 15, 1971 ' '-' ' - WE'RE SHOOTING DOWN PRICES! THE 1972 MODELS ARE ARRIVING DAILY. WE STILL HAVE ROW UPON ROW OF NEW 1971's LEFT IN STOCK. ' NEED WE SAY MORE? CASH DIS- COUNTS ON NEW '71's WILL NEVER BE BIGGER! • . • SELECTIONS WILL NEVER BE SO COMPLETE. AND REMEMBER! ,.dw,tlon, yo w wlll rec:oi•• a 70/o REBATE On Any Now Nrd c., You luy , , , IN ADDITION TO OUR CLEARANCE DISCOUNTS YOU'RE IN THE DRIVER'S SEAT ALREADY! COME IN TODAY AND WE WILL raOYE lT! • SEE THE WORLD'S FASTEST GUN COME IN AND "SHOOT IT OUT" WITH BOB MUNDEN THIS .WEEKEND. If you can pull the trigger of your gun before Bob Munden draws, cocks, and fires his, he will pay you Sl,000 in cash! Come in and join the fun! 3 DAYS OF FREE GUN ACTION, SAFETY SHOWS! Friday, Saturday, Sept. 17th • Sept. 18th • 6 0 8 11 a.m.-1 p.m. p.m. cc p.m. 3 p.m.-5 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 19th 12 p.m.-2 p.m.• 4 p.m. ' ' ' BOB AND BECKY MUNDEN SELL• OFF! Forget The Price Sticker! • 1600 CC ENGINES • 2 DOOR SEDANS • 2000 CC ENGINES • 3 DOOR RUNABOUTS • 4 SPEED STICKS • AIR COND. MODELS • AUTOMATICS • CUSTOMIZED MODELS OVER 2 ACRES OF FINE TRADE-INS MUSTANG SALE Many to choose from . '65 thru '70 models. Coupes, hardtops, convertible and 2 + 2 Fastbacks. Same with 4 speeds, also air C!!nditionin9 and automatic madels with power steerin9 • EXAMPLE: '70 MUSTANG H.T. Fully factory equ ipped, white w Ired inf erior. Radio, hoo fer, qood mile5, IOb4CI EI OUR PRICE $1996 'b9 FORD LTD $2296 2 dr. H.T R&H. l'IUIO., P.S .. fArt . .oilr. ;;nnd m1IP~. vinyl roof. rXSS4lf;l '66 MUST4NG F'nlly ,.ri11irpPrt ,(:O<'ld mi!l'!i. I ~Ci:l2A) 'b9 OPEL RALLYE $1296 (, ;-.-1. R&H, 4 ipttd. gnld "·/black .r.trl~~· l.nod m ilei;. rZLA6421 '65 C4D. 4 Dr. $1596 f ull pov.·,.r. l'l!r ronrl Low mile-s. (8270F'~:l '69 CAM4RO $1896 Hardtop. Vlil, ~!.11ndard tran!i .. good miles. ll'..!4CP:"-11 '69 DODGE $1996 Coronet 2 Dr. H.T. R&H, ~uto., P.S., vinyl roof. A.Jr cond .. low mile!i. (ZSROlll - SALES DEPT. I AM TO 9 PM MON°fll I AM TO 6 PM SAT HOURS 10 AM TO 6 PM SUN ALL OFFERS CONSIDERED TRADES ACCEPTED PAID FOR OR NOT • GET IN ON 4 SPEEDS -ind st1nd1rd shift models - '71 TORINO GT VS 429 '""'" $ SAVE '69 MACH I vs, 351 IZMCIOI $ SAVE '69 CAM ARO vs. 307 lll<CPNI $ SA VE '70 MUST ANG 6 CYLINDER ""c"' $ SAVE '69 OPEL RALL YE G.M. •w.•m $ SA VE 2060 Harbor • FORD-LTD-GALAXIE- TORINO-WAGON SALE Many to choose from! '65 thru '70 Models, Sport Roofs, Formals, 2 door and 4 door Hardtaps and S.. dans. Full power, air canditionin9. Warrantlft avall• able. EXAMPLE: 1970 FORD GALAXIE 500 2 dr. H.T. VS , •utomat ic, full power, a ir condit ioning, good mil es, l 94 JAKC I OUR PRICE $2596 '67 PONT. Le Mo"' $1296 HT C~. ALJ/Om.\t1c, R&H. P.S .. 111r rnnrl , i;:nod milt's 1vc.rm1 '6b VOLVO 122S $1196 Station 1~·a~on. 4 ~rwrd. 1011 m1l,.s. ~ZX\12491 '66 OLDS Toronodo $1496 F'ull power , air cond., vinyl roof. Good mil<>~ '67 TOYOT4 4 Dr. Coronl!.. Auto. shift. good miles. IUIH553l 5896 '66 FORD Wgn. $996 Country Sed. Power, air cond .. auto., V8, iood miles. <SAA196 ) Used car Sale Pricn Effective 72 Hours After Publication ~ ~ -.....,_ .. IMf tw.11 IY 0 Costa Mesa @ 642-0010 I PARTS-SERVICE HOURS 7 AM To 9 PM MON 7 AM To 6 PM TUE-FRI I ~ PARTS DEPT. ONLY 8 AM to 1 PM SATURDAYS •• ,.., -"~'nflf··""' • g ' DAILY PILOT WrdnHday, Stpltmbtr 15, 1<171 Wrdne$day, Srptrmbrr 15, }q71 PILOT ·ADVERTISE R 3 0 •• YEAR END CLEARANCE D,ISCOUNTS PLUS E CISE TA . REFU D * DICK WILSON SAYS• SAVE AN ADDITIONAL 7% ON ANY • NEW CAR DEMO & EXECUTIVE CAR WITH THE EXCISE TAX REFUND • BRAND NEW 1971 THU NDERBIRD BROUGHAM ~ $ SAVE FROM FACTORY LIST PRICE 429 V-8, landau, factory air, power windows, tilt :stee ring wheel, many other deluxe T-Bird exlras. (1J64N l 11253) ~~ND '71 GALAXIE 500 FOROllLY FULL PRICE I SELECT FRO: OY ER 500 I N EW CARS & TRUCKS. --. .. (1J54HI 1241 3) IMMEDIATE DELIVERY ••••••••••••• NEW 1971 PINTO •••••• $ FULL PRICE OVER 60 NEW '71 PINTOS IN STOCK ::! ELDORADO CAMPER $1388 H-·10 eqvipped willi stovt , ""'"· l!Qod. s101!W11 slHI ~ ir.OOr, pi- ty ot Cloitll & 91tctflC ouMeff, dfoot~. wood p1M0nt.,. 11..,1 •;. co111fof!. !90473b) BRAND NE '71 A KING 'O THE ROAD CABOVE R .......... .ta ...... Mii. .............. ......, .. c'lt tt't 04'Kt, •IKfr;,, wthtl. .... ,....,.... (2411). ONA NEW '71 FORD PICKUP ~No. flOARMOJ•Jt COMPLU• CAMP•R PACKA•a IMMEDIATE DEUVllY FULL PRICE . ~~ '65 ~.~~~D .:ID TO• VI, $ u ••I• Ire"' ,._,. ,,__,, { AM/FM r.tllie, ......... (Pll 6ZJ) BRAND NEW 1971 TORINO 2DOOR ILA30M 137868) $ SAVE FROM FACTORY LIST PRICE IMMEDIATE DELIVERY NEW 1971 MUSTANG IMMEDIATE DEUVERY ~ULL PRICE (lFOlll70002) NEW FORD F-100 PICKUP IMMEDIATE $25 88 FULL DELIVEIY PRICE