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Property owners in Irvine will ,l!ay no
city taxes until July 1, 1973. if voters ap-
prove incorporation a! Jhe Dec. 21 elec-
tion, a fiscal exPert hired by the Irvine
Qimpany said today.
building and reception clerks will · be
needed immediately; four building in-
spectors will be needed in March. two
planners in April and a public works in·
Revenues from sources other than tax-
e$ Will actually leave a surplus by the end
of the 1972-73 fiscal year, according to the
budget projection prepared by Darrell
Dalton, former city manager of Yorba
Linda .
Dalton was .Yo?-ba Linda's first
manager after it incorporated in 1967 and
l!lerved until last ye ar when he resigned to
go into his own business. ·
_ Dalton said the city will spend more
1ban it takes in during· 1972-73, but a
JieaJthy surplus during the first six
.months of incorporation will more than
make up the difference and eli~nate the
need for City property taxes.
spector in llf~y. >t
Besides the administrator and his
assistant, there will be no ·other city
employes n~ded until July_ of 1973, ac-
cording to Dalton.
He said the city council, which will be
formed immediately after incorporation,.
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Russian Capsule
Lands · on Mars
With Red Ba1iner
Dalton did not project what tax rate would be needed for the 1973-74 fiscal MOSCOW (UPI) -The Soviet Union's
year. unmanned P.1ars 2 probe has put a
Taxes paid to Orange County will not capsule bearing a Soviet pennant on the
be affected by incorporation. until city of-red planet and is now in orbit around
fi cials begin ~o ask for discq,0tinuation of !'.1ars, the Tass news agency said today .
various services. The county rate fnr Tass said the five-ton Mars 2 probe,
homes in the Irvine Ranch Wat er .District launched May 19, went into Mars orbit
.fs $10.2712 per $100 assessed valuation. Saturday. Before entering orbit it ejected
In his projections, Dalton forecasts a ca psule "which delivered to the surfac.e
Jrvine will actually spend onl y S155,600 of Mars a pennant with a depiction of the
•through June SO; while ·it tak~s i -:"Soviet 'flag."
•$442,800. That sur_pl_~wfil oiiSJ..i.he • Scientific sources said both Mars 2 and
>-jected 1972-73 dehc1 w~enrJ";n.~ otal P.1ars 3, launched a week later, carried
-$1,157 ,000 and expe d1ture s am ount to equipment designed to soft-laad and seek
. ,1,291 ,000. . .'-. life on f\.1ars. ~ Dalton says the embryonic city will .
need only 8 skeletal city staff lhe first six Tass said Mars_ 3, launched May 28,
'months with the administr~lion's func· was als-o proceeding en route to Mars.
t ions to be handled by a consullant until a The U.S. 1'-iariner 9 is already orbiting
citf manager and an assistant can be Ma~
hired in July. All systems aboard Mars 2 are func·
A deputy city clerk, and finance, tion it'lg normally, Ta~ said.
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Orange Coast
Weather
Gusty winds will whip up some
"'arme_r weather .for the Orange
Coast \Vednesday._ with tempera-·
turls ranging frorq 65 to 7G degrees
under rilostly suilriy skies.
The communitu the'h1er .ieasO'n.
has reached its peak u1irh. the
finaL prod.uctiOn pf 1971, t/ie'
Irvine CommUnit'y Theater·s
'·Death of a Salesman." See E1t·
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Tass said, "the station "·as put on a
trajectory passing at a distance of 1."250
kilometers (570 miles) from the surface
of Mars.
Tass gave no further details of the
capsule place4 on Mars. There was no. in·
dic ation whether the capsule also con-
tained instruments to search for signs of
life.
After trajectory placement, Mars 2 was
orbiting Mars once every 18 hours. It was
a minimum of 818 miles and a maximum
of 15,600 mites from the planet1s SJJrface.
Its orbital inclination to Mars was 48
degrees.
, "As the automalic station approa ched
·the pla net. a capsu1e was separated from .
it and delivere~ io-the surface of Mars a
pennant showing the Soviet Union 's coat:
or-a rms," Tass said.
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On Sunday. the Communist party
newspaper Pravda said t. e probe Man 3
was "approaching Mars" after con-
ductin g solar experiments during its si11:·
month journey from Earth. But the
newspa per made no mention of the 'Mars
2 probe. ·
Tass said Tuesday "in'terplanetary
outer-space wa1 e11:plored by-means of
reaeafch· inslrumenb on board the sth·
tion···tturini; its Earth to Mars jo~ey.
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\IOL '4, HO. 2li. I SECTIONS. 4t l"AGll!:S
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', NEW YORK (UPI) -A gang of ski·
masked holdupmen, armed with a
shotgun and a semiautomatic rifle that
may ba've been stolen less than 24 hours
earlier frofJ\ a state armory, wounded
nine persons today in a $16,000 robbery at-t the Harlem Savings _Ba~. _ , ,
Police at the scene reported the rob-' ~ ~ bers had flr:ed "indlscriminately." They
said at least three and as many as six
men "'.ere involved i.Jrthe bank robbery. -
The robbers fled in a green Pontiac
which they abandoned several blocks
-weSt-0£ the bank. -POllceSiid they ap-
parently ran through Riverside Park to a
waiting blue Cadillac.
Police emergency squad units, hv'l
helicopt~s and a mOtorlaunch converged -
on the area overlooking the Hudson
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The robbers, wearing black ski masks,
-entered the bank at about 9:45 a.m.,
pollc'e said, fired two bursts from the rifle
before ordering everyone to lie on the
floor while the e m pt i e d the tellers' cages. -
"They walked rigl1t in the bank and
s.~rted to shoot at everybody -no ques-
tions asked, no words spoken," Police
Sgt. Ed Su11ivan said. "They 'jumped
behind the tellers cages and· took
$16,000 ...
A bank guard, another man and two
women were wounded by gunfire and
three men were struck on the head by
gun butts during the holdup.
Police Sgt. James Upton was shot by
the fleeing robbers as he stepped from
his squad car outside the bank. Upton's.
partner, .Patrolman Thomas O'Neil, ,said
the gunmen riddled the police car before
speeding away in their car.
O'Neill, who was not hit, said he and
Upton emptied their .revolvers at the car
as it drove off.
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DAZED VICTIMS OF Fl~E.CAR FREEWAY ACCIDENT ARE HE'Ll'ED BY-OFFICER JOHN ZIEGLER
Powdered~Clay Spilled in the F1t11ity Covirecl_Victlms; See Additional Picture, Page) 3 . . ' .
. Upton, at first reported critically in·
1ured, was taken to Columbia
Presbyterian ~fedical Center where he
later was listed in good condition. -
. Treated al the same hospitaLwere Elva
S1abloss, 70, Shot in the shoulder· Caesar
Abru. 23, shot in the leg; 6ank guard
Walter Cusic~, also shot in the leg: Cella
Jones, 66, believed to have been hit in the
ba ck by shotgun pellets; Rom an
Gon,zales, 23, David Cianaro and Thelma
Noveria, -19, all stMJck on the head, with
~-n ~utts, and Louise Toomey, 62, whose
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. By JDHN VALTERZA . • /ot 1i.. Dt!IY "llot Si.off
A blow.n tire on a heavily loaded pickup
truck and .lhe lack of a centel' freeway
' divider created a de adly series ol grindr
ing collisions on the San Diego Freeway
in San Clemente Moriday killing one
person and gravely injurin_g seven others.
The wreckage or five vehicles and a
thick cloud of dried clay dust snarled all
lanes of·travel {or at least .an.hour.
The dead man, whose car ~erved to
avoid the truck snd slammed thrOugh. a
barrier and over a steep bank w11S Juan ...
A. Samarin. 54, of · -Guadalu~. Baja
Califo rnia, Mexico. • : ·
-The accident was the worst of the year
In the city limits-of San Clemente. A
squad 0( Ji!eguards were quickly sum-
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work.. . . ~ sutler~ major injtl.ries. ~
The southbound p1ckilp truck laden with .. _ In the opposite lanes meanwhile, the
dried clay powder blew a tire, highWay truck then sideswiped an auto driven by
patrolmen said, then swerved-across the' Byron Hahn, 68;of Loli Angeles, who ·suf-
gravel divider into a gr!)Up of cars fered moderate injuries. His car landed
heading north. • atop a northbound barrier. ''
The truck was driven by John Walter The truck then collided with a 1~4
Fowler, 28, of Downey. The vehirje iredan driven by Daniel Marques Avila,
belongs lo Franklin l\,dams C.O., a 50, o( 56S2 Lincoln Ave.', ress. lie S\lf·
ctramics supply firm with operations In , fered serious, injuries, ~s did his
San Clemente. Fowler suffered modar.ate passenger. Carmen T j1llo, 56, of
injUrie.3 In the crash. Nor¥:alk : Jessie Rami • 67..,.l'also of
The · 12:40 p.m. tragedy occurrfkl' • Norwalk, and Jesus a Gutierrez, 46,
midway between Avenida Pi<;o and whose a~dress not .immediately
Camino de la Estrella. ' available."
The first Impact w~s wtth Samarln's The final collision-oh the rapid se-
.auto, which crossed ·lnlo opposite lanes · quence Involved a large f~rvlces van
after the crash and careened over the driven by Poul Larry Monje, 25. of Santa
embankment Th< dead man's wife, (See CRASHES, Page I)•
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1n1ur1es were not immediately determin-ed. f"\ .
Police and FBI1 ag~ said they were
investigating the possibility that the rifle
may have been among the weapons
stolen Monday from the New York .state
Armory In nearby Yonkers by ' four
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WASlilNGTON-(AP) -Sen.· Wallace
F. Beitne~t (R-Utahj has been hOS"pitali:z-
ed at BeU1esda Naval Hospital after su(;
re.ring a spell or )Weakness during a
'speech before the While liouse Con-
ference on Aging. An aide said Mond8.y.
however, that there is no cause for
serious eonccrn about the 73-year~ld
senator.
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WOODLAND, Wash. AP) -An
airplane hijacker has vanished with two
parachules and $200,000, and the searcll
for"him ha~ ended for all hut the FBI.
to~ University of \Vashington sociologist
clJlls the sky piracy an "a~·esome feat in
lhe 'battle of n1an against the machine,"
Dr. Otto Larse n .said the skyjacker 11ip-
p~rently has v:on public admiration as
"one man ovcrco{l'ling. fo r the lime tK!ing
ariyway, tK-hnology, the corporation, the
establishmenl, the system ...
...Thus, ·.acsen said .... lhe hijacker •·com9
off as a kjnd of curklu3 Robin Hood, tak-
ing from the rich -or al least the, big
and complex.O;lt· doesn't mailer ~·hether
he gives it to the poor or not." _
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IRVINE ...
~U not to a ooint 1 plaMlrig com\.
mission until April.
Dalton said his projections are based
on "ttYeral 'key. factors tha~ we.re not
taken into CQn'sidcration In earlier tai·
11ion studies performed by variouJ lie.rt' ~ • ctes;-including he counly pl~
department.
iit--Tiie p ~V1ous-stttdles.-1t--4e1st"'"'One· or
which :alleged a need for .a ~ltY property
ta,.; immediately, were • founded on in·
correct or outdated population_ and
revenue estimates , Dalton said.
Ile ...s,aid revenues f~om buildin'-11n~
engineering fees wUJ be greater while the
projected planning staff win bf Je ss than
earlier estimates.
The assessed valuation, whidt Dalton
figures at $74 million, actually w~ ht,V•
no bearing until 1973-74. sinct oo cltf ,tu·
es will be levied before lhcn.
Irvine. as a cit)', would gel most ol ~
-projected $1.S million reyenut the Hrat 1J
rnonths from the following :
-Building permit fets, $333,000 •
State gas tax funds, $271.000 .
-Motor vehicle license fees . $246.000.
·-Arterial HJghway Finance 1ranr s.
$150 000 .
.-Business licenses, $l$0,000.
-Engineering fees, $90:000.
-=-sates and use tax. $11(1,000.
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FBI · officials in Porlland,. Ore .. and
:>tattle say they "'ill ~ntinue their
pursuit of the man who apparently bailed
out of the hljacked Northwest Airlinea
jetliner last "'eek as it flew from Seattle
to Reno, Nev.
But local law .enforcement agencies
ha v:e turned to other chores.
OAILY 1"1\.0T '1•11 l"hotl WORSHIPERS HEAD FOR SUNDAY SERVICES AFTER LEAVING ONE OF ·BA~TIST BUSES
At 7:30 1.m., Bui Capt1in1 Meet for Coffee, Doughnut' and Prayer Again1t Breaikdown1
-Plan check fees. $95.000 ...
'Other revenue sources include clgare!le
tax monies, property transfer tees. room
tax. trailer license fees. ABC licen.,e fee!,
miscellaneous license fees, interest, pla,,.
ning and zoning fees and fees from the
sale of maps and publications as well as
\lehlc!e code fines and gas tax engineer-
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Attlet.'1 'Q. I . Coo,.r'
; "There's nothing new and we've taken
our men off unless something else turns •
up ,;' a spokesman' for 'the Clatk County,
Wash;; sheriff's office said Monday of the
search Jor the hijacker ,ln the bru1hy,
Umbered. Cascade Mountain, feothills of
· aouthWe!t Washington.
Busi11g Good . for Spirit:J
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CRASHES ....
The FBr continut-d queslioning do7.en~
of persons who ·believed they re<:t1gnized
a romposite sketch of the hijacker, but
Co/jtll Mes u Baptist Ch.ur ch Puts Gospe~ on Wheels
ti.1ajor expendltures incl ude:
-Streets, $350,000.
-PGlice, $280,000.
-Engineering. $157.000.
~lreel ,.,laintenance. Sl50.rxx>.
-Administration. $150.000. lhe investigators reported no success in "O. you ca-11 't get to Heqv e11
finding a definite lead. _ 71ew Cadillac ... " ·
'fl ' ~ Officials said they had concentrated the By ARTHUR R. VINSEL
in a· most others -a 40-friend minimum - is
--a Christmas stocking ~\ght fttt high.
Fe Springs. He was nGt hurt, patrolmen search around "roodland because the 01 ,,.. o.,,, 1";111 si.u
laid, jetliner's flight reeorder had indi cated The old Bapt ist Youth F'eHowship ditty
Sail Cleinente polfce, fi remen and small shifts in the plane 's air position as on futility of reaching yonder.shore in a
-Jifeguard& ~II sped to the scene wit h ii passed over !he area . costly• Detroit car -predate9 a current
\'ehiCle1 wh ich were used for amb'ulance LaW enforcement officers searching for rcligiOus campalgn called the Bus
. tra nsport. Victims were taken t~ South the hiiacker were faced "'ilh three major Ministry.
disadvan tages -surprise, piecemeal You can at least get as far as the First Coast Cqmm unity-Hospital and • Mission ,,Jdence and tho mctic"lous plann,·ng B Ch h f c t M · Id Co lTI ·1 H ·1 I u aptist urc o . GS a esa-..in an o m uni Y ospt a · which apparently went into lhe deal . lhe Ch G C Vh" G"ll Th ·t ' bul th nly Y evrolet , . M , \ 1te or 1 ig. e CJ Y s own am ance -e O first involving the escape· of a hi1·ackcc by h" · I I II · d h" I · Jh Busing students to ac ieve ra cia in-u y cquippe en1ergency ve 1c e 1n e p•rach,te. . h 1 h · I legralion 1n American sc oo s Js muc rn 1rea -a so was put lo use. . The air pirate seiied conlrol of the the news today.
Cl ay dust carried in sacks on the plane Thanksgiving Eve. passing a nolc Yet while another traditional tune says
pickup hampered rescue efforts and at to §te"'ardess Florence Schaffner "l}iich tt:al Jesus loves all the little children -times cut visibility severely at the scene. "d h I d bo b d Id bl ll coated officers and victims alike. sai e___l? a m an wou ow up-·· red and yellow; black and white -they
Californ ia Highway Patrolmen today the plane unless he ¥01 what he wanted. • are precious in His sight" not much
His demands -bizarre al the outset -l'O\·erage ha s been given Sunday School were examin ing the pickup and ruptured · t ·d d · · h · h 1n re rospcct provi e. an u1s1g t into t e busing ..
tire. careful planning \l'hich apparently >,1•cnt The same vehicles are being used lo The crash was the second in as many -~ h" · da vs i11 the area in wh ich the Jack of 1 ' 11 operation. , . spread the Gospel not only among the
d. :.d . 1.~ cd . 1 e asked for $200,000. which he reeeiv· young bu t the Orange Coast's elderly as 1\1 er protection 1g r prominent Y· ed in $20 bills, and for two paracht11es. II ' Last Sunda1. on as retch of free"·ay at A d h "d h . led t to M I we · Sa o f 1-wr 1 ded ... lth o e sai e wan o go ex co. Every Sunday a fleet Gf 12 buses and n no re, '° wagon oa w . The .pline circled over Seattle fGr 21.1.i two smaller-van's backed by a team in-10 persons careened •crou the bare sls,.ip hours .lo\'hile the mGney and parachutes I d" th • • d ' d h • G d G and struck anolhm_ ehlclf , l ~ ~ ~ c u 1ng e i...ur an t e ar en rove . ;r.t ·, · t 1 .J." N \\"ere obtt.tned. dog-catcher rumbles out on a regular ..,. ' .Wheir.the plane landed so thi! hijacker mission. '
~uld ')1ck up !he money and lhe chutes, DestinatiGn: 301 ~1agnolia Ave., Casla Cusliman-J'apped
To be. Marihe
Commandant
WASHINGTON (AP \ -President Nix·
on today announced he will nominate Lt.
Gen . Robert E. Cushman Jr., dtpuly
direclor of the Central Intelligence Agen..
cy, to become commandant of the Marine
Corp.<i.
The 56-year-old Cushman. No. 2 man at
CIA since 1969, would serve a lour-year
lerm as Marine commandant, succeeding
Gen. Leonard F. Chapman Jr., who ·will
re tire Dec 31.
Cwhman is no stranger lo NixGn, hav.
Ing served as his Assistant for nationa l
security affairs in the 1950s when Nixon
was vice presldenl .
Al the Pentagon, !he betting fa vGrite in
some circles For head of the Marine
Corps had been Lt . Gen. John Chaisson,
chief or staff or the corps. Snme
he Grder~d two. more parachutes -Mesa and, ultimately, a point beyond ..
sports ch~tes which could b! opened by Drivers, individual bus captains and
hand du~i_ng a free fall . 'J'.he first ones usually their pastGr. Dr. James 0.
"'ere m1htary chutes_ which could be . Combs, gather at 7:30 a.m. for coffee,
opened only by a static line attached to doughnut.s and prayer· a gain st
the plaine. , breakdowns or collisions.
He released the 36 other pa.ssengets "And then they fan out all over .. " says and (wo or the aircraf~'s six cr.ew Dr. Combs.
m~mbtrs .:and then specif!~ to pilot i{e is 44. an enthusiastic preacher of
Willilfh Scott how the plane shoul~ be Baptism and Sunday School busing. who
flowq, to a refuel_lng stop ~l Reno, ?'iev., \\·as licensed at 16 to stand behind a
en route tG Me:uco -alutude ~o more HillsborG, Texas pulpit. .
than 10,000 f~I , the rear boarding door ")'ye been preaching for 28 years." he
<>pen. the landing ~ear extended a~d flaps declares.
lowered to slGw airspeed to 200 miles per The successor to Dr. P. G. Neumann
hour. . . took his post two years ago and has a
The type of ai~craft -a Boeing 727.-vision of doubling or tripling membership
rmiy ~ave been 1nv1>l_ved more by choi~e of the city's largest Protestant church,
1• ~han ch~nce. A B<>e1ng spo~e.sm~n said among all ages.
he 727 ~s the only commercial Jetliner SurKlay School buses are the mechani z·
from which a person could ba~ out sue. ed cavalry in Dr. Combs' campaign for
cess!ully. The pass~nger ~.tair~ lower th~ Gne who originally spread His Word
vertically from the tall , and It "ould be riding a dGnkey or-On foot.
a very s.afe ~~op · · · away from _the flaps one bus goes to Huntington Beach.
and engines, the spokesman said . . anothtir to south Santa Ana ; anolher
As the plane took off for Reno, the hi· toward Laguna Beach a'nd the remainder
jacker stayed in the rea~ of the p\a~ and throughout the Harbor Area.
The lov cost nearl y $100, Dr. Combs
admits, but a churcbman cannot rileasure
S<>.ils in cash value.
Likewise. the First Baptist Church's
[!eel of. red and "'hilc bu~es is not a
fund -raising proposition, nor expected to
break even . Cpsts including fuel, sgare
parls and insuran fe run roughly $10.000
per year.
Naturally, Insurance is important.
•·We 've never had a dent that we caus·
ed." says Dr. Combs. "\Ve pray every
\\'Cek the Lord \\'ill be with us.
.. Bui after awhile tbe staflstics just pile
.l!P against you ."
Getting the fleet of buses off on Sunday
morning rounds,4'; a prime concern of the
mechanical crew, which conduc_ts in-
spt{"tion and maintenance ever)· Saturday
at the church.
Harold Lundell. a retired Marine Corps
master sergeant with 20 years' duty,·
spends his work week as a Garden Grove
Pay Raises Cut
To Get 1,oso
Emplo ye·s Back
DAYTON, OhiG (UPI) The
Frigidaire DivisiGn of General Motors an·
nounced today the signing of a "historic
agreement" "'ilh an electrical workers
union calling for 5,000 workers to forego
. previously agreed on pay raises in order
that 1,050 laid-off workers cGuld be
rehired.
Company officials said the ";orkers
were la id off during the past year
because of low sales and high labor costs.
The recall i; a result of a contract
modification wilti the International Union
of Electr ical \Yorkers. It negales an $18
per week pay ra ise and cost of living in·
creases.
"This agreement is an important first
step in the· acco1nplishment of parity in
_ labor·wage and benefit level~ between
Frigidaire and its compet itors.'' sa id
Harold W. Campbell, vice president of
GM. .
Police Department Huma.u.e Office r. He
serves voluntarily as ' Baptist bus
maintenance chief on Saturdays ...
Second in co mma nd is Rosroe Speak,
an engineer.
Lundell and Speak offered some time
ago to provide animal contrDI service to
the city of Costa Me sa on a contract
basis, but Mayor Robert M. Wilson's
council politely declined.
"r..1ayor \Vi\son is a men1ber of our
church and comes every Sunda.v. when he
isn't out of town,'' Dr. Con1bs says proud-
ly.
Third mechanic on the Salurciav shif! is
Da n fllauerhan, 19, who just '1ovrs to
v.•ork on engines. "
"Ifs sort of a hobby "'ilh him,'' says
Dr. Combs.
The trio kee ps the fl eet of buses and
'"'o new \lolks"•agen \•ans -· t~e $10.000
an nual budget in cludes payments - in
worki ng order for the drivers, all
specially licensed .
Jockeying four differenl brand s around
the Orartge Coast gives the men a chance
lo develop favorites among the old buses.
"They prefer the newer ones," Dr.
Comb s qufps wryly .
"\Ve're always Oil the I o o k o u I for
a new bus.'' he adds, noting rhey
are purcha sed after retircntent from
public carrier lines or from dealers.
No !egitlmate source offering a good
deal on a used one, however. will be
Gverlooked in the Baptis t bus ministry.
Chief coordinator for 'the Baptist buSes
is Dennis Lockwood, 24. a student at
Pacific Coast Bible Co!lese, Pasadena,
\\'here Dr. Combs also teaches.
The Costa fl1esa theological student
sets routes, iJ.Ops . .schedules and ma in·
tains regular phone con tact >,1•ith drive rs
and volunteer buS capta ins.
-..Bullding Department, $101.000.
=-£'Janning, $i3.000. .... ,
Miscellaneous expenditures will Include
city council. clerk. finance , attorney, non-
departmentaJ employes, ,public buildin11,
street trees and parks. .
_, During a press conference today, Irvine
;Executjve-Vice President Raymond -L..
Watson explained why Dalton ha.d. beeo
retained. ,
Basically. Wal.son said, ''Because Gf his
·practical experience in prepa ring and liv·
ing with a munictpal budget for a new ci·.
ty..., .
· "He is no mere theoretician, obviously.
Vire also wanted an updated study on the
city of Irvine lax situation," Watson said;
noting 'an other studies arc at least one
year old.
"Mr. Dallon's findings were in·
dependently arrived at. He received only
one directive from us. and that was to
!ell us.~ as the city of Irvine's principa l
taxpa yer . what we could 1easonably t x·
pect the tax cost of incorporation to be,
ba sed on a realistic cily bud'get." ·
~'atson said Dalton has told him the .
estimates are conservauv,. ~
The .cyimpany exeeulive also sires,t'<I
that the report ·is not Intended to be any
0 sorl of directive on how the future cily
council should run the city.
"The study will be made 11 vailable t~
all city council candidates who request
· tf.em ," Watson said.
W ar1n December
Beginning Seen
Sorneone musl ride shotgun for the Don't put your galoshes b"ack In
driver an d ride herd on the smalle r Su n· mothballs rel. but the \Vea therman
day Sc hool·bound passePgers and the bus predicts foi-\1.1!.'dnesday . an unusually
capt ain is lhe answer. Ht is a director of summery 74 degrees and a sunny first
in-t ransit fellowship. He is a songleader. day of December. . •
He is a "·ipe r of noses. ~ Chill y \vinds and gray overca st in the
The bus captain is equipped to handle \.l'ake of a feeble storm froht that crept
ahnos t any emergency and ca n pa st the Orange Coast Monday will
presu mably call for divine guidance "'hen diminish and clear up b~ tonight.
he feels unequipped. The storm's fr inge dampened some
.Just about all contiogencies have been areas. dappllng the sidewalks with rain·
fa ced so far. cxccp1 for one occasionally~rops and making freewa ys and surface
encoun1ered by airline captains. streets slippery for traffic. ..
No Bai:ttist bus capl ain has had lo an· Gusts of wind up to :'IS mile!! per hour
... observers felt Cushman's CIA assign·
men l wall of such Importance that he
would not be tapped fGr a purely military
post.
the four crew members in the e<>ckptl. as "We even have one that goes dow n on
he ordered. . Lido Isle," sa ys Dr. Combs.
The last words the c~ew had .with the He is proud of the fact Sunday School hijacker over the aircraft intercom . II I I I · I bo t th fh the aircraft bus riders represent a eves o socte y system came a u e 1 e . . in terms of wealth and age , from lumbered through cloudy, night skies Sh !' D . t v· L"d
The company said 200 laid-of! employes
\'.'ould be recalled next ~eek and the· 850
others would return by February.
nounce,to passengers !hat they are being danced across puts of the Soulhland ind
hijacked to st.' Joachim's or some 0th.er are ex'pec!ed again Wednesday in moon·
plac.-. of worship. lain areas.
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t ·d th ~fd t ~ne leave Wl'IS 1,041. many of whom p1efer the bus Pan~ sa~ dey i no s:e d d frigid to their O\\'O one or two cars parked In the ar ene . unprcssurize . . the dri\'eway al home.
passenger. compartment Gf the airhner, "Thty don't all come lhe same Sun.
b.ut "'hen it touched down al Reno the sky day," Dr. Combs adds wistfully. pointing
pirate was gone. out a cross all ministers must bear in
It Figures; Girl
33.23.33, Needs
Man for Fan1ily :
common.
:·1 attended a retreat - 1 prefer to call
It 'an ad \'ance' -at Lake Arrowhead
recentlv. "'ith some ministers from the
JOO lar&est Su nda y Schools in America."
he adds.
Tops is the Akron Baptist Temple in
Ohio. v>'ilh !!I buses and 140 riders. \\'hile
th e Firiit Baplist Church of llammond,
Ind .. has 112 buses and 2,000 riders.
PHOENIX. Arii. (UPI \ -An 18-yeAr· Compa rl'd to 1hem. Or. Combs' chun;h
old girl. 38-28-38, "'ho mus t mArr~fsl fields 14 vehicles with a combined le~al
legally keep her fam ily together s sealinJi! capacity of 580 \\'orshipers. Nn
t1d\'erlising for a hu &band. n1atter lhe size, alt ha ve the sAme
'I'he 'girl, identified only by a telephone 1nission.
number in a front page ne\\'spapcr They are sellers of salvation. in the
itorv, said she w:ints 8 "men with rneRns sense library boo\.;mobilts o (ft r
· ood h " knowledge. and g C aracter' Prizes arc oHered fo r \' a r i o u !I She said her father "'&1.<1 dead, hl'r
mother has been hospitlllited and she \\'R.'I "' achievements-rewards are mal,riat as
forced 10 care fGr four sisltrs. age~ 2. 4, "ell as spiritual -if'IC'lJ.ldin~ reeruitment
•13 and 16. of fr itnds "'llhoot church aff\h aUon.
• An attorne" iid\·i~ed her lhlll sfnct .<1'he '""'e give Bibles and bic~cles and one
J thing and another fo r bring ing others and "'AS under 21. ma rriage is tht! only "'11Y memorizing Script ures," Dr. Combs say1
she could keep the tamll)' togetht-r. ~he of his Orange Coa~I bus ministry.
fa id. lie ind the Re\·. Jim Vineyard. director "I'll oot make anyont" sorry to ma rry." o( bus minist ry for the Thom tis Road
she s11id. "J'm hontsl. tan ('()Ok, sew. do &ptist Church in Lynthbur;:, \:1 .. see
ainything." eye to eye in modern methods of
stie ident ified tw-rk:!f a• a high sehool gpreadlng the {;Q!iJtel. Tilt Rev . Vln,.y1rd
graduate, "bro wn hair, brt'J\\•n eyes. ISO sums it up In ""'ord of Life," ti church
lb1 • s feet, 7 inch es. 38-28-38. non1mokr publication.
and nondrin ker." "In ~!ark 9:41 , .Jesus said that
A ftw hoors nfler her ~1ory 1ppt11rrd. '"·lloaot\'Cr ~i\·c., 8 cup of "'altr in ffi~
the glrl s;ild Shf' had "Rbout 2(1 or1-2~ d1f· name'.shidl oot Inst! hi.! '""'3rd · J "'onder
fe1cn1 cslls 3nd I h11vft four or fb·e: th111 I Y.'hRt \\'e y,•111 ict for some of tht pr<>-
htHt 10 me tt:-A('tuall.v, l'1•t had more motion$ "'e'ust~"
!hlln tha:l - l'vt hid aome ·crank c:all1, One trt'asure soon to be awitrded l
loc•I Sund:y School chlld1 bringing -tb• too.''
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as low a1 an y place in Amel'ica, $1.25 to $I .SO per square
yord.
New York City prices for carpet installition are $3 .SO per
sq uare yard. Many other cities have costs of $3 .00 per
yard. Northttn C•lifocn i• cotes ore $2 .00 to $2.50.
What thi1 all points out, is the higher cha net to get 1 poor
insta llation. Know your retailer! Ma~e sure he is a licensed
co ntractor! ...
.'At Alden'5 our installer1 are paid hourly, insuring• e1r1ful1
complete inst11l1ti~n. We maintain ,pleasant, lntelligent,
capable men, trained by us. "'
Our method's of installation are not s e c re t -NO
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·Trustee Urges D~velopers -Pa-y for
@.Y RUDI MEDZIELSKI
01 1111 Diii¥' ,!lot St10
Oevelo_pers of large housing tracts in
the City oftluntington Beach should be
made to pay for schools required by their
building projects.
· That is the opinion of ~r. Rafph Bauer,
a trustee of the Ocean View School
District. who contends that the schools
have been abus~ by the developei's and
that he is "sick of it."
The builders, according to Dr: Bauer.
shouJd begin to exercise some social
responsibilities. "The master planning in
tti.ls io_wn stinks~ l've~g_ot my_ belly full
of this whole thing," he fulmlnaled .
HI$ scathing attack during t.1onday
ni~ht's session of the Ocean View school
bo~rd was aimed directly at the Signal
Landmark._p.mject which would ultimate-
ly add an estimated 30,000 persons to the
Bolsa Chica area, which lies within Ocean
Vie~istrlct boundaries. Dr. auer pointed out that the projeei
woul :..require the building of a new high
sc I and possibly three elementary
sc Is. He said he does not know where
the money is going to come fro • .'.. -
The Ocean View schOOI board member,
who also holds .a seat on the board of
trustees of the Huntington Beach Union
High School District, bflieves that
developers ought to be forced to con·
tribute to the schools in the same w_ay
they are required lo pay park fees. · ··
"ll you can~do lt_[ar park.s. why ii)
heaven's .name can't you do it for
schools," be asked. ""
A provision in the California Education
Code gives . city councils the power-to
deny building permils to developers
unless they have donated land for
schools, Dr. Bauer claims. He polnted
out, however, that this aiuld only be done
Soviet Flag on Mars
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Russiam Orbit Spaceship Around Red Planet
MOSCOW {UPI) -The Soviet Union's
unm~nned . Mars 2 probe has -put a
capsule bearing a Soviet pell.{lant on the
red pl anet ·and is now in orbit around
Mars, the Tass news agency said today.
-Tass said the five-ton Mars 2 probe,
launched May 19, went into Mars orbit
~till'Gay. Berore entering orbit !rejected
a capsule "wl1ich delivered to the surface
of Mars a pennant with a depiction of the
Soviet nag." ..
Scientific-Sources said both Mars 2 and
OC Builders
'Lock Out'
All Teamsters
Builders in Orange County tod!Y Joined
other contractors in Southern californla
in "locking out" all Teamster UniOn
workers Crom county'. buUding projects.
· Spokesmen for th e bwlding industry
called. for the lockout Monday as a
retaliation lo the week-old Teamster
r;trike against scattered building sites. ·
Royce Coln , executive director of the
Orange Coun ty chapter ol the 'Building
lndustry-Association, said his group
represents 167 general contraclors in the
county w_~o have agreed to the lockout. '
"We have instruCted contractors to
Mars 3, launched a week later, carried
equipment designed to 'SOft-land and-seek
life on Mars.
Tass said Mars 3, launched May 28,
was also . proceeding en route to 1'1ars.
The U.S. Mariner 9 is already orbiting
Mars. -
All systems aboard Mars 2 are func-
tioning normally, Tass said.
T~ said, "the station was put on a
tra~ry passing at a J distance of 1,2SO
Seal Beach Post
kilometers (570 miles) from the surface
of Mars.
Tass ,.... gave no further details of the
capsule placed on Mars. There was no in-
dicatkln whether the capsule aJ1i con-
e t<ii'ned instruments to searCh for signs of
lite. ·
After trajectory placement, Mars Z WQS
orbiting Mars Opce every 18 hours. It was
a minimum of 818 miles and a maximum
of 15,ilOO miles from the planet's surface.
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Dennis Courtemarche
Will Be City Manager
Its orbital inclination Jo Mars was 48
degrees._ •
"As the automatic station approaclled
the planet, a capsule was separate<! from
it and delivered to the surface' of Mars a
peMant showing the Soviet Uni9n's coat-
of·arms," Tass said. . -
On Sunday', the Communist party
newspaper Pravda said t.he probe fl.tars 3
was "approaching Mars" after con-
ducting solar experiments during its Six·
(See MARS, Page %)
Police Talk
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Armed Teen-
Frotn Store
• ' ;> l . .. -· '.An armed 'burglary ouspecl, trapped in 1 Huntington Beach antique shop was
Denni1 Courtemarche, a, of Hun-separa(e re'CalfiecUons. iilked into BWTtnderlng Mooda.y-nl&ht by
tington Beach, today became city "My councilmen felt that l performed a police sergeant.
manager of Seal Beach. , adequately during this tunnoil and I feel The 16-year--0ld boy 1ave himself up
He was appointed to the $22,000.a-year I can do if now," said Courtemarche,' ad-without firing a shot after officers ringed
post Monday night by a 4 lo 1 council ding that he is soon planning to moVe to 'tbe11hAp he allegedly was burglai;iting.
vote. Seal Beach. , The youth, who gave police ·a Los
He said that Meyers would be available Angeles address, is in custody t(J!iay,
Courtemarche took over the city's top in an advisory capacity on any special charged w.ith burglary in the ihcident
administrative post from Robert Meyers problems that might arise. which took place at about 9:30 p.m. at
who resigned last week over a breakdown The We Shop, 217 Main St.
in communications with the City Coun cil. Officer Richard Hooper said he was
for elemen~ schools and not for ·high
schools. ..
Dr~ Bauer urged that both the Hun-
tington Beach City Council and. the
Orange County Board of Supervisors_ be
warned that a school shortage exists in
the 1,940 acre Balsa Chica area.
S{>Okesmen for Signal Landmark aiuld
not be reached this morning· for reaction
to Dr. Bauer's comments.
The Santa Ana-based subsidiary <If
Signal Oil Company has rectlved ,the go-
ahead signal for construction of a bousinl
development of t28 acres, the first ph.a ..
of the project.
Although it Is still in the engil'leertng
'stage, it is expected that \the fJrm wilt
begin construction during the second
quarter of 1972. The airriplex Is to include
single family homes, coupled with 10me
,...duf>le.xes ahd commercial developments.
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-make-Work 3Y.ailable 19 all other crafts
not connected to the Teams ers as ong
as that is economically feasible," Coln.
said.
Councilman Thomas Barnes was the p 'l L Lands · answering a silent alarm at the coin and only council member to oppose his selec· l ot 011 antique shop when he assertedly spotted
tion. It was based on the groU~n-:;ds~t;;_h:'!at;.t~h~•------~--'-'----~--the--!uspect-near-8-ooin-case..at . .the.!ronf._
outhrut-cltnt<Sn houtir1fa"f! undergone of the darkened store. ·
"The lockout and the pickets will not
close all jobs," he added. "Some con.
siruction sites are at a stage where no
Teamster workers are used, and some of
these projects have not been picketed."
Neither union officials or management
spokesmen could give figures on how
many Orange County workers have_ been
aff~by the labor struggle. ... The ndustry has been crippled by a
We<!.k· ong labor dispute between three
contr tors' associations and the union.
The strike has idled as many as 100,000
drivers and craftsmen in 11 Southern
Cal ifornia counties. The Building Industry Association call-
ed Cor the lockout Monday at sites
managed by independent contractors
unaffected by the strike.
Teamsters spokesmen were unavailable ,
for comment. J
The call for the lockout came as
negotiators agreed to put aside a key
representation issue and concentrate on
economic negotlations, said C. V. Holder,
the chlef 'tll,jinagement negotiator.
The sides "are not very close to agree-
ment," he said.
.The ta lks will concentrate on wages
and working conditions, including a union
demand for an 85-<:ent hourly wage in-
(See STRIKE, Page .1)
Orange Coast
\\'ea Cher
Gusty winds will whip up some
warmer ~·eather for the Orange
COiSt WMnesday. wtth tempera-
tures ranging fron\ 65 to 75 degrees
under mostly sunny skies.
l i\SIDE TODA\'
The cbmmunity theater seasO'I\
has reached its peak with the
jinaL production of 1911, the
fr11ine Con1mnni'ty Th.eater's
"Death of o Sale-tman.''. St:c En·
t.trtainment. Page 20.
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a p1"9batlon ary period. At Toky o, Rests Hooper said that the te.enager saw him.
Courtemarche, who makes his home at standing outside the sto re and laughed,
7592 Volga Drive, Huntington Beach, wilh B then picked up a rifle and moved out of ,
his wife earo1. a school teacher. has been efore Returniiig sight back into the darkness. employed by the city of Sea l Beach for As more officers arrived on the scene,
six y~ars. . . · TOKYO (UPI ) _ Elgen M. Long. the Hooper said the youth reappeared at the
The new job means a $6,000 yearly first pii-Ot to fly over the earth's "Four front of the store and· aimed the ri£1e at
raise over his previous position as assis· Corners,,, is resting today befr.<<: laking the officer: ifooper said he then fired his
tant city manager. off for the United States and the end of shotgun once through the front window.
Courtemarche said this morning that his 2J,OOO-mile flight. He missed the yo\!tfl who again retreated
he feels confident about his performance to the back of the ~ore.
on t~ job even though the position of city The 44-year-old commercial airlines . ~ At this point, the suspect apparently
manager has stood on shaky ground in pilot from Woodside, Calif., p~: down in telephoned Sgt. Jack Reinholtz, watch
the politically troubled city. Tokyo Monday on a flight from Wake commander for the police department.
·'City managers are always on shaky Island. He told the sergeant to have the officers
ground. If you don't pe rform, the council llis "Four Cor ners" are boJ.h the North hold their fire as he was unarmed.
will get someone else. I feel that t can and' Soulh Poles and the equator at the The patrolmen had meanwhile .con-
perform," he said. prime an9-J801h meridians. tacted store owner Raymond Hasley who
Meyers, his 4G-year-old predecessor. Long left Sa n Francisco Nov. 5 and will told them that in addition to the rifle
vacated his job after less tha n one year. put down in his twin-engine Piper..,Navajo there were six pistols and ammunition
He was brought in as a replace ment for at Honolulu befol'e--returning to his home for all the weapons inside the store.
Lee ~isner. the former city aide, who at Woodside, a San Francisco suburb . After a brief conversation with
was fired 17 mo11ths ago. He is the first man to fly solo over Ule Reinholtz. the teenager agreed to give
Courtemarche, who describes himself South Pole ind the first to cross the himself up and appeared at Ule front door
as politically unaligned. served as acting equator at the prime and l80lh meridians with his hands over his head.
city manager during the sto r my ()fl the same flight. Officers said the youth allegedly at.
change<iver period between Risner and lJarry Leng, his son, sairl at Woodside tempted to fiee when the}r started to
Meyers. that the father had told another p!!ct he move toward him. but he was captured
Durin,ll'. that six month lime interval was making the night to make "dreams before he could get back into the shop.
three of the city's five councilmen -come true." The son has kept in contact The patrolmen allege they found six an-
Morton Baum, -Thomas Hogard and with the flying father by radio and lique silver dollars and a ring. in the boy's
Conway Fuhrman - lost their seats on radiotelephttne. pockets when thez arrested him.
Beach Students Fall Back
Below State Average in Reading; Mathe~atics
By GEORGE LEIDAL
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Rilnfinglon each l:ligh Union School
District sentoni-fell below the state
average in uading and mathematics in
the 1969-70 statewide a c h I eve men t
testing, but scored higher in language
and spelling.
Te.5t scores released by the state
Department of Education rank the Hul)-
tington Beach Seniors above their
classmates in only 3S percent of the
districts In California in reading and
ahead or only 39 percent in math.
The district's median ( average )
langu_age score, ,placed the •Iuntington
Beach seniors ahead of 64 percent of
others In the atate. Tba spelling score
w.11.1 Ngher than average stores in 74 per·
cent of the districts in California.
When compared with a group of
dlstrlcta of 1imUar size, th< Huntington
Beach av-erage saires placed the high
school district ahead of 35 perctnt of the
group in reading, 38 percent iii language, 55 percent In spelling and 22 percent ot
the group in malhematia.
These scores indicate the district is not
doing as well as other districts or its siie
in improving language, spelling and
mathematic;s performanct (11 students.
The Ht,tntington Beach Unipn High
School Di.strict enrolb more than 15,000
students ln grades nine through lJ.
The high JChool reading scores are con·
sldcrab\y lower than 5COres reported in
the Cive elementary dlstric~ which send
their students to the Huntington Beach
Unlon High School District.
Other datl reported by the: state In-
dicated the dlslrlct.'1 average 1e11cher
aalary rlaces the di$lrict. ahead of 94 per-
cen\ o the di1trlcl& in C.l\forr.la and
ahead or 64 perctnt of the di.5trlct.. of a
similar size.
However, the dlstrlct'Jtax rate of $2.14
in 1969-70 is grea~r than the taxes levied
by only 3e percent of the dlstricts in
CaJUornia. And, when compared to
districts of similar size, the tax rate is
higher than lhat ot"llflly 17 perctnl of the
districl.s.
The measure of district "wealth" -
property valuation per pupil -ranked
the Huntington ~ach High School
"1>islricl Rhead Of 73 percent of the
districts In the-state and was greater
than the wealth or 7• percent of Ute
districts of a similar siie.
·The district's average IQ in 1~9-70 wa&
higher fhan S9 percent ot the dlstrlcts1in
California.
OI all the hlgh 1Chools along the Orange
eo.st, the 111"11•• IQ In lluntlniton
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Ca11 Y 011 Help1
KE!'ary Adamson, 9, is trying to feed his 10-day.old puwy with a baby
bottle. "Brandy," the Adamson family's cocker spanierhad five pups,
but when the family llnoved to 21421 Pensacola Circle, Huntington
Beach, her milk dried up. Three of the pups died. The remaining two
aren't doing well. Keary an d his brother, Bryce, 4, figure the UtUe
dogs need a substitute mother. Call 968-8705 or 894·6923, if you can
help.
Possibility of 4 Wives
For. Ji1an Va1·gas P1·0.hed
From Wire Services
A sexagenarian importer who left
widows in Santa Ana and Torrance -
each asking all or a. share of his $1.06
million estate -may have had a third
and fourth spouse in South America.
The surprise disclosures came Monday
during probate hearing testimony in Los
Angeles County_ Superior Court dis·
posal of.Juan A. Vargas' fortune.
Vargas, Peruvlan·born, maintained two
households without detection for 26 years
until he died In a July, 1969 traffic crash.
A motel clerk testified he checked in
with 78 different women in 29 months, the
final tryst being the night before his un-
timely~ freeway collission. Mr, Vargas
was 64.
Judge Robert Kenny was already faced
with the decision on claims by ~trs.
Josephine Vargas, 54, of--11645-:-Lin-
denhurst Ave., and Mrs. Mildred Vargas~
65, of the Torrance res<dence.
The Torrance widow wed Vargas In
1929 and wants all the estate.
The Santa Ana spouse -who wed him
In 1945, believing his story of a bad mar-
riage and Mexican divorce -wants
$330,000 f6r 26 years as wife and
housekeepf!;r.
Vargas llivlded his 1trtctly scheduled
life between the two women and two
households, whlch Included s e v e n
children between them .
Attorney Ervin Roeder, repres!nting
the Santa Ana widow, told-Judge Kenny
Monday that he wa~ contacted by
telephone from a third alleged wire
vlsltlng a Mexlc:o City hotel.
The mystery caller uld VaraaS.was to
meet her, but didn't urtvt. ...
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death," Roeder said . "She became
hysterical when I told her of the claims
by tQe other two wives."
Roeder said the lady never call~ back,
although she claimed she wed Vargas ln
Bogota. C:Olombia in 1927 and bore him
live children.
Stunned courtroom observers we~ still
mulling over this". when Rudy Maldonado,
44, of fl untington Park, told of meeting
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1,5 00 Laid Off
At Douglas Unit
NearJy -t,500 McDonnell Douglas pro-
duction workers have been laid off for the
next two weeks at the company's long
Beach plant.
C:Ompany ofliclal.t said that the
rurlough, which began 1t1onday, was tbe
result of a stoppage by the United Auto
and Aerospace Workers at the firm's
facility in Toronto, Canada, where wfng
assemblies !or 4ie OC'9 and DCJO
jeijiners are built. The aircraft are
assembled in Long Beach.
Whlle McDonnell Dougla& officials sallf
that a continuing Toronto strike ma)'
necessitate further layoffs In Long Beach
-negothllion.5 on oew bargaining
agreements reportedly a~ at a standstlll
-they stressed the stoppage will have no
tffttt on the 1'1c0onnell ·Do u g 1 ...
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WORSHIPERS HEAO "FOR SUNDAY SERVICES .AFTER-LEAVING 9NE"·OF BAPTIST BUSES
At 7:30 1 . .m., Bus Captains Meet for Coffee, Doughnuts and Prayer Aga inst Breakdowns
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B nsi~g Good for Spirit~
Co1Jta Mesu Baptist Church, P_uts Gospel on Wlieels
"0, you can't ge t to Heaven ·in a Shalimar Drive to Via Lido.
new Cad illac .. ~ _," " Totru.....J::nrollm§llt as of last Tuesday
By ARTHUR R. VINSEL was 1,047, many of Whom prerer-thebus
01 '" 0111'1' 1"1i.1 s11tt to their own one or two cars parked in
motior1s \\'e use?"
One treasure soon to be awarded a
local Sunday School child bringing the
most others -a 4a-Iriend minimum -is
a Christmas stocking eight feet high. The old Baptist Youih Fellowship ditty lhe driveway at home.
'---on-futiJily-of-reach.inf-ymider ~e-in-.a.-., "-ry;iey don't all come . the same_ S~n-.
costly Petroit car predates a current ;Jiay, Dr: Combs a~~s wistfully, po1nti~g
religious campaign ciJTed "'he Bus -~t a-eross all -m1n1sters must bear m
The toy cust nearly $100, Dr. Combs
admits. but a churchman cannot measure
souls in cash value. '
Likewise, the First Baptist Church's
fleet of red and white buses is ~ot a
rund-raising proposition, nor expecte\f to
break even. Costs including fuel. spare
parts and i11sur.a11ce run roughly $10,000
per year.
Ministry. common.
You can at least get as far as the First "I attended a retreat -1 prefer to call
Baptist Chtirch of Costa Mesa in an old it 'an advance ' .-at Lake Arrowhead
Chevrolet, GMC. White or Gillig. recently, with some ministers from the
, Busing students to achieve racial 1n.. 100 largest Sunday Schools in America,"
tegration in American ·sc hools is IJlUCh in he adds.
the news today. Tops is the Akron Baptist Temple in
Yet ¥i'hile another traditional tune says Ohio. with 19 buses and 140 riders, while
U:at Jesus lo ves all the little children -the First Baptist Church of Hammond,
"~and yellow, black and while -they Ind ., has 112 buses and 2,000 riders.
are precious in His sight" not much Compared to them . Dr. Combs' church
._ __ coverage .has_be.en giyen Sunday School fields 14 vehicles with a combined legal
busing. r--... ..r sealing ca~city or :>BO worshipe . ·No
The same vehieles are being used to matter the siz.e, all ha \re the same
spread the Gospel not only among the mission.
young, but the Orange .Coast's elderly as They are sellers or 'Salvation, iii the
well. sense 'library bookmbb_iles offer
Every Sunday, a..fiee.t of 12 buses and knowledge.
two smaller vans, baCked by a team W:: Prizes are offered for var .1 o us
eluding the Lord and the Garden Grove .... "11Chieveme_n~s-rewa.rds a~e mater_1a\ as
d,og-catcher rumblel out on a rfCUlat .we)l as spintual -1nclud1ng recruitment
mission. ' !!; or1rieQds without church aUiliation.
'Destinalion: 301 olia Ave., Costa '.'~ give Bibles and ~icycles and one
f\.1esa and , ultimatelr..a·JIO nt beyond. thing a~ anoth~r for b~~nglng others and
Drive rs. individual ·btJs caplains and me~or1z1ng Scriptures. ~r .. Combs.says
usually their pastor, Dr: James O. of his Orange Coast.bus !'11n1stry ..
Combs. gather at 7:30 a.m.' for coffee, He and t_b~ Rev. Jim Vineyard, director
doughnuts and prayer against of b~s m1n1stry. for the Thomas Road
breakdowns or collisions. Baptist Church_ 1n Lynchburg, Va ., see
''And then the} ran ou all over " says' eye to eye 1n modern methods of
Dr. Combs. ' spreading the Gospel. The Rev. Vineyard
Hl is 44 . an enthusiastic preacher of sum~ It .up in "Word of Life," a churc~
Bapfism and Sunda y School busing, Y•ho publication. .
was lkensed at 16 ,to stand. behind a "In ~1ark _ 9:41 , Jesus said. th!l
rrtllsboro. 'Fexas pulpit. 'whosoe\ler gives a ~up of wa!er in Hts
"I've been preaching for 28 years," he nl!me shall ~ot lose his reward. I wonder
declares. what we will get for some of the pro-
The successor to Dr. P. G. Neuman n
Naturally; iiiSurance is important.
•·\Ve"re ne\•er had a dent that we caus-
ed."' says Dr: Combs. '"\Ve pra y every
\\"l't'k the Lord will be -.·ith us.
"But after awhile the-statistics just pili;
up a~ainst you."
fretting the-rlttt or buses off on Sunday
morning rounds Ls a prime concern of the
mech:rrttcal crew, which conducts in-
spectio n and maintenance every Saturday
at the church.
Harold Lundell. a retired Merine Corps
ma ster sergeant vdth 20 years' duty,
spends his work week as a Ga rdetl Grove
Police Department ilumane Officer. He,
, serves voluntarily as Baptist bus
mainten:ince chief on Saturdays.
Second in command is Roscoe Speak.
an engineer.
Lundell and Speak .(Jffered some time
ago ,to provide animal CQnlrol se rvice lo
. the city of · Costa Mesa on a contract
basis, bul ~1ayor Robert M. \Vilson's
council politely declined.
"~l ;iyor \Vilson is a member of our
church And comes eve ry Sunday, when he
isn't out of tQWn," Dr. Combs' says proud-
ly. .
Third mechanic on the Saturday shift is
Dan li1aucrhan. 19. who just loves to
wqrk on engines. ·
took his post tv:o years ago and has a
vision or doubling or tripling membership
of the city's largest Prolesiant churcli,
an1ong al! ages.
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Su nday School busE!s are the mechaniz·
ed cavalry in Dr . Combs' campaign for
the one who originally spread llis \\lord
riding a donkey or on foot.
One bus goe., to lfuntington Bcaclr.
another tn south San!a 1\lla; another
toward LaJ?una Beach and the re1nainder
lhrouJ.!hout the ll arbor ,\rt'a.
"\\"e C\"Cll h;11·e one lh11t goes do\\·n 0 11
Lido l!ilc." savs Dr. Combs.
He i~ proud of the faet Sunda~' Sthool
bus riders represent all lei els nf sncicly
in ter1ns of _\v-ealth jlnd ;:ige, from
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READING SCORES ... -
Beach v;as the lo"·est. Seniors in
Capistrano. Laguna Beach. and Ne-.·port-
J\1esa Unified Districts and in the 1'ustin
Union Jligh School ·District earned
a\"erage scores plaC1ng their districts in
the top 10 pcn.:cnl of the dist ricts in the
slate.
Interestingly, the 1nedi:in IQ scores
reported for the five elementary districts
that scud their student.~ on lo lhe l!un-
l1ngton Be;ich high school district in-
dicate the 1969-70 crop of sixth graders
scored better on a sin1il11r IQ (scholastic
achieven1ent ) test than did the high
school seniors.
The following "percent" figures for
c<1ch of those dislricts tells only how each
dis1rict's a\'era ge IQ score compared
\\'ith all of the districts in California. It
does not indicate students' scores on the
test.
EIC'mentary district IQ results sho\Ye<I
Fountain Valley six th grade pupils scored
hiJ:her than i i perCtnt or the districts in
California. Other percenl rankings ar":
Ot·ca11 \"ie\\·, 76: Huntington Bearh
Ele1nerrtary, 86 : Seal Be:iC'h; 90; and
'\'estmlnster, 71. ·
First gr:ide read ing pe-rrt'nl rankings
11l!in indicate ho\V the t lernentary pupils
fared when con1p:ired "'lth other districts
In lbe slate. The F'ounlaln Valley districl,
for example. sho\vcd an average score
that plat.-ed the district allead of 90 per-
ceul of the districts in lhe stale. Other
districts' percent r:inkings are : Ocean
Vie.w;IS; Huntington Beach Elementar)·.
73; Seal Beach, 94, and \Vestminster, 63.
Second grade re~ding scores for the
elrmentary districts sho\\·ed Fountain
Valley :1head or 96 percent or all districts
in California.
Other second grade reading ~rcenl
rankings itre: Ocean Vie'-1', 76 : Jlun·
llngton Beach Elen1enlary, 85: Se11l
Ae;ich .. 89, and \\'es!m1nstrr, 73.
Third gn1de re;iding scores lire
report"1 the s11me way. The percent
cv111pano;ons to all olher d1s1ricLS in
\;1IH'i1rnla are F:ount(l111 \'alley, 93.
(k't"an \'1ev.·. 78 . 1!1m11ng1nn ffell{'h
l'.lementary. 87 Seal Be3ch. !lG. and
.Yi:r~trnin.sfer, 611. ·
In f'\'C'fY L'acu•. the clC'mcntttr \1 dJstrft>I.!
frcdinp: slud cnt$ 11110 ttlt high sc~I
district tn)oyrd M'(l1ts 11n the re"lilng
:tt'hle1 c1n.-nt le$IS Iha! v.cre !ktter than
tht lti'lte trad preditled
Predictions by the state Department of
Education take into account such factor~
as class size, district wealth, te;icher pa y.
and turno1·er of both leacher and
students.
Thus, the r<'ad ing scores reported for
the elementary districts indicote reading
in1prov~fo<'nt. :is mC'asured by the test in
1969·70 school yea r, beyond w h 8 t
educators tnight have expected.
Si:\th grad~~ornia \vere tesltd
in the same four subject areas as were
high St'hool st>niors. The folloy,·ing figures
show what percent of California districts
had scores lo-.·er than local elementary
districts in rctlding, language, spelling
and m:ith.
HEADING: Fountain Valley. 79; llun·
tin gton Beach Elementary, 87; Ocea'n
Vit•w, 79, Seal .Beach, 92. and
\\"eslminster, 69. 1\\1 of these scores were
higher than state pred ictioAs.
LANGUAGE: Fountain Valley, 82 :
Huntington Beach. 89: Ocea n Vie\\·, 7ti:
&>a! Ueach, 92. and \\'estminster, TI.
Ag:iin. !he sixt h gr;iders in a!/ districts
.!>l'ore higher than expected .
SPF.LLING : Fountain Valley. 81 : Jlun-
tini;ton Beach. 89: ~eail View, 59 (belo\Y
!il:it e prcdiction~1: Seal Brnrh. R9, and
\\'cstn1ins1{'r, i3 tslightly less than e.~·
11ectcd1.
~1ATllEfl.1ATICS: Fountain Valley. 68
llJelow predictions\: Huntington Bc;ich.
l!O: Ocean View. 81 : Seal Beach. 8i ,·and
\Yr stminster, 72.
'Miracle' Set
At Valley H~gh
"The ri firncle \Vorker" wlll run 11t
F'ounta tn Vallry HiRh School \Vcdnesday
through Saturday as the students present
their flr~t pl11y this y('ll l"r
Curhun lime for the drami:i which
chronicles the tar\y life of Helen l\ellcr
"'ell be t\I 8 p.rn. '
Adm1~!ion will be $1 SO for adult~. $1
for studC:nt11 1u1d SO ~nls for sludents
w1tt1-1t .Suj}('r Haron <'11r<f.
, Th'f' lradlnR fQle (lf Helen Keller will be
ph1ycd by Robin QQdge and he.r teachtr
Anne !)ul!ive.n v.·ill .be played by Carol
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Nixon's historic journey to Peking in
~1rch o[a newdirecti~n In U.S. relal!ons
witlt the world's most populous country
will beg in feb. i1 after China 's New
Year'.!l~celebT3~on. ~ _
-White House ftess Secretary Ronald L.
Ziegler anitoUnctd the date in a brier one-
paragraph c o m m u n i q u e . issued
simultaneously here and in Pelting Mon-
day. 1·
He promised to reveal further details
today on the length of the visit and possi·
ble other stops Nixon will make on the
Chinese mainland.
"The government of the Peciples'
Republic of China and the government of
the United States of America have
agreed thal President Nixon's visit to
China will begin Feb. 21, 1972," the an--
nouncement said.
· Ziegler later explained that Nixon ac-
tual ly ""·ou!d be in Peking on that date.
He will be o,e first American presiden~ to
-visit China while in office and will confer
with Comrnunist party Chairman Mao
Tse-tung and Prime Minister Chou En·
la i.
"\\'e shall try in the meetings with
leaders of the Pe(lples' Republic of China
to seek a new direction in the rela·
tionshlps between our two countries and
Services Slated
For -Htmtington
Shooting Victim
Funeral ser\'ices will be held Wed-
nesday for a Huntington Beach te!!nager
who died this weekend in a shooting
traged y.
Charles Erickson. 17, \\'as accidentally
shol in the head S<iturday during a reu-
nion with three bther high school fr iends
\4''ho h:id come home from college for the
Thanksgiving holiday.
..Th.e teenager was being shown a .22·
caliber rifle at a 'frierid's home at 19.'>52
Westwinds Lane when the gun went off,
fatally wounding him.
Police said the boys were watching
television in the bedroom of 18-year-old
Richard Bag~ wheri the shooting oc-
curred.
The !pur co m,R a nj on s were · all
graiJuattd fr;om Edison' lligh School last
June where :EricUon (Was an honor stu-
dent. Af the time of ~is 1 graduation, the
teenager was a Californi a Scholarship
Federation Seal Bearer. an honor he won
hy mainta ining a grade avtrage in tt:e
top one percent of his class. He started
cla~ses at UC Riverside in September.
The services will be held at 11 il .m. at
Calvary Baptist Church in Huntjpglon
Beach.
lfe leaves his parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Erickson; a brother, Al. and a
sister Linda Sue, all of the family home
al 20872 Sea Mist Lane. ·
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month journey from Earth. But the
newspaper made no mention of the Mars
2 probe.
Tass said Tuesday "interplanetary
outer-space was exylored by. means of
.research instrun1enls on board the s1a-
tlon" during its Earth lo !\1ars journey.
"Under the !fight program, 1nid-course
correctlons were carried out on June 17,
Nov. 2Q and 27,"' Tass said.
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to end the Isolation of our two great
peopfe5 from each other," Ziegler said.
Since July 15 when..he annoUnced that
he would travel to China, the President
has referred lo the trip in speech after
.speech as his journey in ·search of "a
generation of peace."
But he also has warned against raise
expectations that the visit will solve the
profound political and philosophical dif-
ferences between the coUntrles.
The date of the visit apparenlly was
limed to fall after the Chinese New Year
celebration on Feb. 15. Tiit comlng year
on the Chinese calender is the "Year of
the Ra!."
.Countian's Kin
Levels Lawsuit
In Auto Death
Ul'I TWMte
STABBING SUSPECT
Rose Mitrie Hardy
Kindergarten
Pupils Watch
J:'vo Stabbings .
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -Terrified
kinderga~ten youngsters watched as a
Survivors of a Westminster man \\'ho woman who had entered their classroom
was kil!~d' in a highway crash . near stabbed lwo teachers several times with
Cheyenne, Wyo. last year have fi led a an ice pick.
$$03,539 suit against a Cheyl!nne am-" The woman su rrendered to police and
bulanre compariy. ~ compl ained ·that 011e of the wounded io· Vincent Ross, administrator of the estate of John Dugan , filed the suit Mon-s.tructors earlier had made her daughter
day in U.S .. District Court in Cheyenne cry~ ofljcers S?id.
against the Good Samaritan Ambulance Rosemary Hardy, 34 , was booked for
Company, Jackie S. O"Guin, R. P. investigation of two counts of attempted
Sherman and an unknown driver listed as murde.r Monday afternoon, officers said,
John Doe. when she su rrendered several hours after
The suit alleges Dugan was fatall y in-the stabbings at Hillcrest School -.in the
jured Oct. ,8. 1970~ when the Good Portola ffeights district. ·
Samaritan ambulance which was taking Inspector John Lanthier said 1\.frs.
him from ·the scene of a two-car accident 11ardy told him she had written to one o!
collided with another vehicle driven by a the stabbed teachers. Joan Hos key, last
Good Samaritan employe. \YCek "asking that her child be treated
According lo the suit. Duga n \Vas in aa boll!Jr." ·He said the mother complained
ambulance driven by O'Guin. while Doe that "the teacher made her (the child/
was driving an ambul ance heading crv.''
toward the accident site, followed by a Both teachers were reported in serious
private \'ehicle driven by Sherman. condition, fl.1iss Hoskey. 39, the teacher
bringing emergency equipment. The suit v.•hose class the assa!lant invaded, un·
alleges Sherman was following Doe too derv.'ent surgery for stomach wounds and
closely, and Doe:s negligent driv.ing..for.c-·-awl_c;o bad been stabbed in tile ne~ chest
ed Sherman·s vehicle to collide with and back.
O'Guin's ambulance, fatally injuring Shirley Bayerle. 35. was treated for
Dugan . wounds in the Ject _eye, face, neck and
bac k, which police said she received after
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crease for: each of the next three years,
Ho/dee said. •
Then negotia tors will take up the Issue or Teamsters jurisdiction over in-
dependent, owner-operated trucks used in
hauling al construction sites. he said.
Management says the · 3 , O 0 O in·
dependents in Sout hern California are eic-
empt from the contract. The union insists
they are under Teamsters control~
The slrike, involving nearly 16.000
Teamsters iii 11 Southern California
counties and 90.000 members of craft
unions who refuse to cross picket lines,
spread to central California Monda y.
Work halted at a nuclear power plant
site at Dlablo Canyon near San Luis
Obispo. A spokesman for the Pacific Gas
& £1ectric Co, which will operate the-
plant . said 622 'mployes refused to cross
picket lines.
Holder said he was hopeful the strike
could be settled by the end of the year.
He dcclinf'd to ·estimate how many
millions of dollars are being lost each day
of lhe strike but union officials say the
daily p;iyroU loss is aboul $4 million.
Two-per-day negoti;iting sessions in-
cluding ~ federal mediator are scheduled
for the rest of the week.
she rushed to Miss Hoskey's aid. .,
First to reach the scene after the stair
bings was Lanny Warren , a 37-yea_!,.-old
custodian, who said be "heard t~
children crying ... No, ~they wererft
screaming. They're cryiflg like little ki~
do."
Principal Jerome Kennedy sa~ld he
entfred the classroom in response to
word there was an emergency .
"There was a hea vyset black woman
bending over fl.1rs. Baye r le ," he sai~.
"She had Mrs. Baycrle down on the·floor.
She. the black woman, was on her
knees .''
"I pulled the woman off Mrs. Bayerle.
She said. 'You leave me alone.' ·
'"I said, 'You leave her alone.' " Ken·
nedy said the wOman then r.an off.
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yet a fourth wife in 1.ima. Peru. seven
years ago. o
A copper dealer and former Vargas
business associate. Miildonado said the
fourth aJleged wife was introduced as
Lucy, a graying, 50ish lady .
r.taldon;ido said during dinner she had
mentioned proudly. their lwo daughter~.
bringing the number of Vargas offs pring
entered in courl tr;1n~cripls to 14 so.Jar.
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lo this area carpel iostanation labor charges are probably
as low as any' place in Ame rica, $1.25 to $I .SO per square
yard.
New Yorlc City prices for carp.et installation are $3.50 per
squa;e yard. Many other citi es h~ve costs of $3.00 per
yard. Northern Californi a rates are $2.0010 $2.SO.,
What th is all points out, is the higher chance to get a poor
installation. Know your reta il er! Mike sure he is a licensed
contractor! .
At Alden's our installers are peid hourly, insuring 11 careful,
complete installation . We mainta in pleasant, intelligent,
capeble men, trained by us.
Our method' of installation are nOt s • e r e t -NO
SHORTCUTS I
ALDEN'S
CARPETS e D~APES
1663 Placentia Ave.
COSTA MESA
646-4838
HOURk Mon. thru Thuro., 9 to 5:30 -Fri., 9 i. 9 -Sit., 9:30 to s ..
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Ultimatum
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~cretary Elliot L. Richardson said today .
Che government ha~ given 38 states, in-
cluding California. wjlh "substantial defi~
c;Jencles'l in the nursing 6omes a Feb. 1
deadline to signlficanUy irpprove their
inedical standards.
'"··unless such improvements are
validated by the Feb, 1 target date, HEW
(the Department or Health, Education
and wWelfare) intends to initiate a Wo""
cedure that could ultimately result in
\l.'ilhholding all federal medicaid funds
from any or every one of the 38 states,''
Richardson said. •
~1edicaid is the federal-state medical
care program for the needy of an ages.
Richardson said he referred to such stan·
dards as fire, sanitation. safety and
medical services.
Richardson told the. White House
Conference on Aging that the deficiencies
\•:ere found in a survey undertaken at
President Nixon's request and completed
No\'. 15. He said the 38 'States were being
notified today or the survey results.
The states are Arkansa s, California,
(:onnecticul. District or C o I u m b i a •
D2la ware. Georgia. Hawaii. I d ah o ,
Illinois, Indiana. Iowa. Kansas, Ken-
tuckv. Louisiane... Maine, Maryland,
A-!ichigan. Minnesota. ~1ississipp, Mon4 -
tana, Nevada. North Carolina, North
Dakota, New Mexico. Ney York, Ohio.
Oklahoma, Oregon, Pennsylvania. South
Carolina, South Dakota, Tennessee, Utah.
Vermont, Washington, Wisconsin, Wes
Virp,inia, and Wyoming.
l\teanwhile, overrjding administration
objections, the Senate approved a $250
million program to provide nutritious, hot
meals for the millions ol older
Americans who are too poor, too ill or too
Jon<'ly to eat properly.
T~1c bill was passed 89-0 and sent to the
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', ~~:ould. aulhorize spe nding $100 mil-
ti· 'l ·in fiscal 1973 and $150 million in
fi~tial 1974 to fund a wide range of nutri-
tion programs for eligible citizens over
the age of 60 patterned 2.fter highly suc-
cessful pilot projects tried over the past
three years.
Housing Secretary Gorge \V . Romney
told the conference on Aging in .a speech
elderly Americans live in quarters
without basic plumbinJ. But he said ~he
main responsibility for helping the five
million poor among the nation's 20
million elderly does not lie with the
government.
·'Government programs a r e im·
portant," Romney said, "but I believe we
must rely heavily upon private pro-
grams."
Cushman Tapped
To Be Marine
Commandant
WASHINGTON (AP) -President Nix-
on today announced he will nominate Lt.
Gen. Robert E~ Cushn1an Jr .. deputy
director of thtp:enli'al lntellige!Jce Agen-
cy, lo beeome comn:andant of the li-larine
Corps.
The SS.year-0ld Cushman, No. 2 man at
CIA since 1969, would serve a four-y{!ar
term as Marine commandant. succeeding
Gen. Leonard F. Chapman Jr .. "'ho \\'ill
retire Dec 31.
Cushman is no stranger to Nixon. ha:v-
lng served as his assistant for national
sec:urity affairs in the 1950s when Nixon
was vice president.
At the Pentagon. the betting favorUe in
60me circles for head of the Marine
Corps had been Lt. Gen. John Chaisson.
chief of staff of the corps. Some
observers feli Cushman's CI A assign-
ment was of such importflnce that he
"'ould not be tapped for a purely military
post.
Might Rant
Rep. Shirley Chisholm (D·NYI.
the first .tJtack woman elected_
to Congress, talks at a news
conference Monday \vhere she
said if she collects $300,000 by
Dec. 31 . she expects to forl'fl~l
ly annour;ice her candidacy for
thelJresidency on Jan. 3 or 4.
Viets Launch
New Assault
In Cambodia
SAIGON (AP J -About 300 South Viet-
namese paratroopers made a new thrust
20 miles inside eastern Cambodia today,
landing by helicopter about four miles
southeast of Dam Be.
U.S. B52 bombers and South Viet-
namese fighter·bombers ·softened up the
area in advance of the landing, and the
paratroopei:s met no resistance initially.
·Dam Be has been a major supply depot
and staging area for Norl h Vietnamese
attacks along Highway 7. about 18 miles
to the south, and for forays into South
Vietnam.
Other par~troopers push~ to within , 10
miles of the Chup rubber plantation. one
of the major targets of the ~.000-man
South Vietnamese 'Offensive in eastern
Cambodia. Chup is believed to be ·the
headquarters of the North Vietnamese
9th Division, whiclt has been putting
pressure on Cambodian forces to the
west.
1 North Vietnamese gunners slammed SO
mortar sh~lls into the paratroopers posi-
tions near Chup, killing three and woun·
ding five. Other small patrol clashes
were reported in the area, but there has
been no____JJlajor fighting in the eight-day-
old offensive along Route i iincl to the *
north of the highway.
The announced aim of the offensive is
to kttp three North Vietnamese divisions
totaling between 12,000 and 15,000 combat
troops away from South Vietnam 's
border and at the same lime to ease
pressur.e on Cambodian forces .
Lt. COL Do Viet, the spokesman at the
headquarters in Tay Ninh for the opera-
tion, told newsmen 213 North Vietnamese
troops had t>een killed during the first
"·eek, 168 of th)m by air st rikes.
No evidence -lras offered lo substantiate
this claim, and daily communiques ha ve
not indicated this many e·nemy being kill-
ed. and the colonel reported only 21
weapons captured. 'vhich also made the
claim highly suspect. "'
Viet said South Vietnamese casuallies
were light.
Carolina 'Love Botique'
Offers 'Sanity' to Sex
: CHA PEL HI LL. N.C. (/\Pt -A btight
)it.Ile shop in Chapel II.ill billed as the na-
1 'tion's first birth control boutiQue is Qoing
a brisk business in its self -proclaimed
role"of bringing "sanity and taste to the
~exual revolution.·• .
response to a revolution alre.ady in pro-
gress. Th is is the mid~le ground between
the clinical drug store approach and the
lasciviousness of the smut shops.··
On a recent day the shop was crowded
with students. businessmen and a few
middle-age women.
For $20, custoniers can get a black iron
chastity belt modeled after the "Old
The' Adam and Eve shop near the cam-
'pus of the University of North Carolina:.
looks at first glance lill.e any other
'COllege-town boutique.
• English version," lock and key included.
) But stacked on its modem glass and
"throrrie display shelves are a wide varie-
ty of nonprescription contraceptives tor
men and women. -
Calling itself "America ·s first love
• boutique," the store opened Nov, 17 to
capacity crowds. Its backers are making
_plans to expand nationwide.
The store, a subsidiary of Popoulalion
Planning Associates. was rounded by Or:...
T. R. L. Black and Philip D. •Harvey who
received their master's degrees in familf-
planning from North Carolina. Harvey J$
a former director of CARE in tndia and
-;Black;-a member or the Royal College or
Phfsicians, Is a former ofticer if! the
New Guinea medical servlct.
"\Ve.'re not here to start a se~al
revolution ,'' said Jotln J. Quinn, director.
of markr:Ung. ....
' "We're here tO provide i tasteful
'
A leather version "-'ilh chains is $2
cheaper.
Books and literature on sex, con-
traception, population problems. famlly
planning and marriage are also a major
part of the store's business .
And Adam and F!ve offers a low-colil
pregnancy tesling service through which
a ~·oman can send •a specimen to a
fedtrally licensed laboratory and get the
rt:sulls the next day.
Qu4in said the store is patterned after
Swedtn·s Birds and Bees shops. He liaid
the store's personnel are being traintd to
·answer customers' questions about birth
control. sex.and family planning.
"So far there have been no adverse.
comments at all." he said.
''In fact some white-h11lred ladles have
come in and congratulated us ."
But Quinn said he does exptct to lace
cri~cism, :..
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Search Ebbs for Paracliutist, But FBI Still Hunti1ig
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I " WOODLAND,' Wash. A.Pi, -An Law enforcement officers searehing for said he had a bomb· and would blow up
airplane hijac~has vanished with !WO the hijacker were fa ced With three maj'or the plane unless he got what he wanted.
parachutes a ,000, and the search disadvantage!'! -surp\.ise, piecemeal His demands -bizarre at the outset -
for him has end for all but the FBI. eviOepce and the meticulous planning' In retrospecl provided an insight into the
A University of Wcishington sociologist which apparently went Into the deal, the careful planning which apparently went first Jn xolving the escape of a hijac)ter by calls the sky piracy an "awesome feat In" parachute. into his operation.
the battle of man against t.lie machine." He asked tor $200,000, which he rec~· • The air pirate sei~ control of the Dr. Otto Larsen said the skyjac ker ap.. plane Thanksgiving Eve, passing a note ed In $20 bills, and for two parachu es.
parently has won public ad.'niralion as to stewardess Florence Schaffuer which •And he said he wanted to go lo f\-fexico.
, "one n1an overcoming, for the time being .. The plane circled over Seattle for 2Mi
anyway. technology, the co rporation, the hours while the money and p'arachutes
establishment, the system." 'L h • ' s k were obtained.
Thus, ".arsen said, the hijacker "comes ong 3Jr trUC -When the plane landed so the hijacker
off as a kind ,pf curious Robin Hood. tak. C(JuJd. pick up the money and the chutes.
ing from the rich -or at least the big WhiJ T Ji~ • he ordered tyoo more parach11tes -
and complex. It .doesn't•mal!P.r whether e , rave _ng sports chutes which could be opened by
he gives it to the poor or not.'' hand during a free fall. Tbe first ones
FBI officials in Portland, Ore., and T 1 T 11-~ were military chutes which could· be
Seattle say they will continue their 0 rug a~ opened only by Cl SliJ,tiC line attached to
pursuit of-the mari who apparently bailed the plane.
out of the hijacked Northwest Airlines i'IJU A, 1.1exico IAP) - A federal He released the 36 other passengers
jetliner last week as it flew from Seattle immigration inspector struck a n and two of the aircraft's six crew
to Reno, Nev. members and then specified to pilot American arriving for a two.nation con· But local Jaw 'enforcement agencies \Villiam Scott how the· plane should be
ha'{e turned to other choreS. ference with his billy club and faCes flown lo a refueling stop at Reno, Nev.,
"There's -nothing new and we've taken disciplinary action for it, officials said to-en route to li.1exico -aJlitude no more •
our l}len off unless somethin&,else turns day. than 10,000 feet. the rear boarding door
up," a spoke~man for the <;:lark County. The incident took ploce at the second open. the landiJ~ gear extended and flaps
\Vash., Shfriffs.office said 1.1oll'day of the annual Commission of the ealifornias' lowered to slow airspeed to 200 miles per-~dr·ug abuse conferfnce. hour. j search for the hijacket in the brushy. Art Floce,, 21, i•iaS refused entry · Th t I . f B . timbered Cascade Mountain foothill s of e. ype o a1rcra t - a oe1ng 727 -southwest Washington. across the border ~·londay. because of his may have been involVed more by choice
long hair. ' than chance. A Boeing spokes man said
The FBI continued questioning doiens Companions said the inspector poked lhe 727 is the only commercial jetliner
of persons who· believed they recognized · Flores "·ith the 'wooden club and then from which a person could l:iail out suc-
a composile sketch of the hijacker. but struck his right arm above the elbow. cessfully. The passenger stairs JoWer
the investigators reported no success in After being treated at Chula Vi'Sta vertically fro1n the tail , and "It ~ould be
finding a definite lead. · Community Hospital. Flores. associate a very safe drop ... awa y from the flaps
Officials said they had concentrated the director of .Alpha Project in San Diego, and engines," the spokesman said .
search around \\'oodland because the was permitted tO attend the conference In As the plane took off for Reno. the hi -
jetliner's flight recorder had indicated Tijuana. He was one of several young jacker stayed in the rear of the plane and
small shifts in the plane's air position as people in drug rehabilitation work invited the four crew members in the cockpit, as
it passed over the area. to participate. he ordered. '
HIJACKER SKETCHED
Artist's 'D-B. ·Cooper'
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The last words the crew had with the
hijacker over the aircraft intercom
system ·came about the tihe the aircraft
lumbered throu gh' cloudy, night skies
over the \Vooclland area.
Air 'Force pilots following the hijacked .
plane said they· did not see anyone leave
the darkened. unpressurized and frigid
passenger t-ompartment of the airliner.
but when ii touched down at Reno the sky
pirate was gone. ' ·
··He took leave of us somewhere
between here and Seattle," Scott said,
adding that -a cockpit indicator showed
the rear boarding stairs were lowered at
the time the crew last talked with the hi4
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lly THOMAS MURPBINE
Of .. °"'" ..,.., ,,..,
ONCE AROUND THE BEAT: Costa
Mesa city government once had a ••super
ehief" ~ former city manager Art
Mc:Kenzl> got promoted from police chief
• to city manager. Now It appears that
Huntington Beach is puahlng toward a
•·super chief" of its own.
This would be the paid mayor. Debate
has developed on whet.her or not. he
should be a "strong mayor" or •"weak
mayof:" For e1amp\e, ·the Huntington
Beach study committee says you could
have a fellow in the job for $9,600 with a
part..wrie !eettlafy. Or, you could ma'ke ·
it an $11,000 post with a five-member
stall.
You begin to wender what "strong" or
"weak" ufe.rs to. 'The mayor's pocket-
book!
* , ,AJOAN IRVINE Smith, part-owner of
"'"the Irvine Company, has _now vowed tG
revisit us here along the Orange Coast to
-campaign agaWt Irvine cttyhood.:--Sbe
has done a pretty good job of it so far
jusrthroagh-news interviews. And just
think -she isn't even running for
anything. .. * COSTA MESA's Mayor Bob Wilson has
launched a letter-writing c{lmpafg n
against the Southern Calffornia Associa·
lion or Goverrtments, otherwise known as
· SCAG. Mayor Bob wants his fellow
mayors and county supervisors to dump
SCAG and retain local control. • .A.
One thing abo'ut Mayor Bob. He doesn't
1,,h his pitch much over the years.
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YOV CAN J\f·EET the most interesting
peo~le in all night markets. Like las
nigbt I ran into Laguna'i.. &ill Wilcoxen,
the attorney, Save Salt Creeker and con-
servaUonist, who was out with his &iris,
the family dog and station wagon in
search of a loaf of bread, or sor1J8lhing.
Wilcoxen is still lamenting the loss of a
coasUine protecUon bill ln this session of
lhe"Legislature.
He did, however, point out that hope
glows eternal at the ~of the twmel.
"For the"firat time bi.bf.story, we 'have
the promise of an :Q"ange County
legislator that he will introduce a coastal
protective measure," tall Bill noted.
And that promise Comes from state
Senator Dennis Carpenter, the Newport
Beach Republican high-mogul .
, "We shall'tee," nods Wilcoxen, waittng
at th~cashier's counter with hia loaf of
bread.
* JUST TRY KE EPING track of the
number of candidates dropping from the
city council rac;e for the future city of
Irvine if there is a future city of Irvine.
At lam. count, three of the original 34
have given up the ghost. Ifs bad enough
to have the long ballot. But Irvine folks
may need a program in the booth Dec. 21
to tell who's in, who's out and who's just _
a maybe. ·
* AND FINALLY, we have the Orange
County Planning Commission ·which was
scheduled to meet yesterday and draw
$50 apiece for the se&'lion .. lt was a no-
contest. Not one of them showed. And
just before Chriatmas. too. That maybe
saved the county $250 in wages.
No telling what else It saved at the
aame time.
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UPI Ttltt~Olt • Jordan Jtlotirners .
King Hussein of Jordan (center background), wearing Bedouin head·
dress, Jeads a funeral proceSsion of 1,500 in Amman at burial rites for
Prime Minister Wasfi Tel. Tel was assassinated Sunday in Cairo.
Fire Strikes Monastery
.At-Sinai Housing Icons -TEL AVIV (AP) -A large fire raged
tode.y at 11400-year-old St. Catherine's
Monastery at the foot of Mount Sinai, one
·Of Christianity's holiest shrines.
The Israel i Air Force flew water and
fire-fighting equiprilent lo the Greek
Orthodox Church deep in the.mountains of
southern Sinai.
Defense Minister Mosbe Dayan went tG
the scene, underlining the seriousness o!
the -fire. ~·
The church houses a famed collection
of icons and ancient manuscripts describ-
ed by experts as invaluable to Chris-
tianity and man's knowledge .
Only a half.-dozen Greek Orthodox
monks Jive inside the thick walls at the
foot of 7,497-foot·high Sinai, where tradi· -
tioe says the Lord gave Moses the Ten
Commandriients.
It was the second fire of religious
·. buildings since the 1967 Middle East war.
In August, 1969, fire gutted' Islam'IJ
sacred A1 Aksalr Mosque in Old
Jerusalem. It created a furor in the Arab
· world and Israel was blamed. A young
Australian was convicted or setting the
fire and is in a mental hospital.
It was obvious the Israelis wanted no
repetition or the Al Aksah this time -
the criticism from the Christian world .
"SinCe the Israelis captured the Sinai
Desert from the Egyptians in 1967, the
6th century monastery has been a regular
Stor111 Wreaks Havo~
On Ships off China
llONG KONG (AP) -Three ships sank
and four fishing vessels capsized in heavy
weather in the South China Sea,
authorities reported today. Thirty-nine
crewmen have been rescued, 32 have
been sighted and 29 are unaccounted for.
The Hong Kong Marine Department
said the Panamanian-registered cargo
ship Great Ocean sank toda y about 118
miles south of Hong Kong and that of its
28 crew members, nine had been rescued.
and 19 had been sighted in a lifeboat, a
life raft and no logs.
tourist stop for thous8nds of visitors.
Until the Middle East war, it had been
relativt!fy isolated. visited only by clerics
and scholars aut~orizcd by Cairo.
The fame'd\ Codex Sinaiticus, a third
century Gieek translation of the Bible,
was transfer ·d from tt1e monastery tG
the czarist library in the middle of the
19th century.
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Flies to U.S.
Seeking Planes
By-United Press International
"Israeli Premier Golda Meir took off
from Tel Aviv for New York and Wash-
ington today, waving her volum inous
pocket book and joking that il was a
"big bag" to bring home more U.S. F4
Ph antom jet fighter·bombers.
Mrs. Meir will eonfer in Washington
Thursday with .President Nixon, and
Israeli officials said she would tell him
~he Unit~d States cannot promote peace
in the r.:hdd!e Easl as long as it maintains
an embargo on aircraft shipmenls to
Israel.
The United Nations General Assembly
also takes up the r..1iddle East quest ion on
Thursday and political sources in Cairo
said Egypt may take its case to the
Security Council lo demand sanctions
that will force Isarel to give up its OC·
cupied Arab territories.
In the background was a speech ff1on-
day by Egyptian President Anwar Sadat
repeating v"hat he has said many times
-that military action is the only course
open to Egypt in driving the Israelis off
the Sinai Peninsula.
He was quoted as telling leaders of the
Arab Socialist Union, Egypt's only politi-
cal party, that "there is no alternative to
battle." Party sources quoted him as say-
ing "this Is our decision and the~ is no
going back on IL"
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ROME (AP) -Common Market na·
lions and Britain rejected today a U.S.
compromise plan to settle the worst in-·
ternational monefarY, c~isis sin_:e' W.otld
War 11, well placed sources said.
The sources, who sat in Jn the
meetings; reported the Europeans are in·
sisting oo a dollar devaluation against
gold -as part of a solution. The United
States so far has refUsed to do this. The
sources added there seems to be room for
further bargaining.
The \Ve&t German delegation termed
the' U.S., plan _.,a shocker" and Finance
ff.1inister Valery Giscard d'Eitaing of ~
France said it was unacceptable.
., The United States offered Monday to
drop the 10 percent import surcharge
President Nixon imposed Aug. 15 if the
-other nations of ,.. the Group o! Ten
revalued their currencies upward by an
average of 11 perceot. including 20 per-
cent for the Japanese yen, 15 percent for
the West German mark and less for the
other currencies. .
The U.S. proposal was presen ted by
Paul A. Volcker, treasury undersecretary
for monetary affairs, at a preliminary
mei:ting that . opened the three-day con·
ference of the non-Communist world's
strongest trading powers.
Finance ministers of Britain . and the
European Common Market were meeting
first today to chart a response to the
American proposal. Then in the afternoon
U.S. Treasury Secretary John B. Con-
nally w~ to preside at what could be a
crucial session of the finance ministers of
the Group of Ten: the United States, Bfi·
taln, France, West Germany, Japan, Ita·
Jy, Belgium, the Netherlands, Sweden and
Canada .
It was the first time in 3 ~l months of
deadlock that an American · settlement
Abductors Given
Dramatic Ap_peal
. MEXICO CITY {~Pl) -The mother·'ql '
k1dnaped university rector J a i me
Castregon Diez issued a.dramatic appeal
to her son's captors today asking for his
release now that the conditions for his
r@£Qm bave been met.
''I'm exhai.isted. 1 can't take it any
longer," Concepcion Diez de Castrejon
said on the same nationwide television
program over which the kidnapers'
demands were first announced.
The American wife of the rector. Ruby
Nickel, paid the $200,000 ransom money
Saturday afternoon aod nine so-called
"political prisoners" were sent to Cuba
by the Mexican government on Sunday,
well before .the midnight Sunday deadline
given by the kidnapers. _
''Please, give me baCk my son, give
him back to me. Surely those who have
him have a mother o! their own and must
Imagine what their own mother would-
suffer in a case like this," Mrs. Castrejon
said. <
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package cq,ntalntng specific figures was
on-the table.
There was no indication of any. sof-
tening of the U.S. refusal to devalue the
dollar in terms of &old, J key demand of
the Europeans and the· Japanese. But the u .s. delegation was reported to view the
-proposal as a reasonable co~prom.!§e
since it retreated from earlier su(-
gestions for higher re valuatiom averag·
ing 15 percent.
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Jn most cases the figures proposed ~re
still higher than Ulose the nations in-
volved have indicated they would find ac·
ceptable. For them revaluation me~ns
higher export prices and lost fore11n
trade. ~
They are willing to make smaller
upward adjustments if the United States
cOntributes by devaluing the dollar, a
politically unpopular step the Ntxon ad-
ministration refuses to ·take .
Air Crash Re~rted
2nd Indian Ta.Sk Force
• Crosses Into Pakistan
NEW DELHI (UPl)-A second Indian
ta sk force ttias entered East Pakistan ti>
battle Pakistani forces shelling the lndian
border town of Balurghat, a military
spokesman reported today. Indian press
reports said .Indian jets had driven off
Pakistani jets in the Kashmir area .
Balurghat, a town of 60,000, is 180 miles
north of Calcutta and about 60 miles east-
norlheast of the big Jndffin town of
English Bazar, has been under Pakistani
artillery fire since Wednesday and a
spokesman said 31 persom had been kill·
eel and 58 wounded. Another 15,000 fled.
On;Jndian task force entered the DinaJ·
pur sector 18 miles northwest of
Balurghat -four days ago and -a
spokesman said it was still in contact
with the Pakistanis. ~Each side has
reported several tan~s Knocked out in-the
ta nk and artillery battles.
Both task forces were reported three to
four miles inside East Pakistan.
The Press Trust of India reported from
the town of Jammu along the Kashmir
border \Vith West Pakistan that two
Pakistan Air Force F86 Saberjets made
two incursions into India today and were
driven off by Indian Gnat je.Ls---
The F86s were supplied to Pakistan
under a U.S. military aid program. The
Gnats are twin. jet ·Hawker Siddeley
Thai to Be Executed
In Officer's Death
BANGKOK (UPI) -Field Marshal
Thanom Kittikachom announced tonight
he had . ordered the execution by firing
squad of a Thai accused of murdering a
U.S. Air Force colonel ~ the first ex-
ecution since Thanom seized full power in
a Nov. 17 coup.
Jn a nationwide broadcast, Thanom
named a Tha i with several aliases as tbe
killer or Lt. Col. Harry M. Funk , of
Lockbourne, Ohio, whose bullet-riddled
body was found Friday outside a b8.r near
Uie big B52 base at Utapao ..
British designed planes built under
license in India. Their perrormances are
considered about equal.
The PreSs Trust Gf ' India said a11-
tiaircraft guns opened up On the intruding
Pakistani planes but did not say whether
they were hit or whether the . India.n
Gnats fired at them. Jt was the first air
incident since Nov . 22 when India said 1l
shol down three intruders.
UPI correspondent Patrick J. Killen
reported from Calcutta that the newesl
Indian border crossing was smaller than
a battalion (9.17 men) but larger than a
company (2.lt. men) •. Well· ~ooned.
sources said a full battalion was mvolved
in the original border_ crossing.
British to Use
Macl1ine Gun
Helicepters
BELFAST, Northern Ireland (UPI) -
The British Army plans to boost its
firepower in Northern Ireland by using
helibopters armed with machine guns, an
army spokesman said today.
"But I must emphasize th~y, w'ill not be
used in riot situatiorui," he said, although
he would not say when they would be us-
ed. • News or the new weapons ,
demonstrated Monday outside Lon·
doilderry, came as the government or
Prime Minister Edward Heath won
parliamentary support in London for its
Northern Ireland policy over an op-
position motion .of criticism.
The House of Commons voted at the in·
sistence of the opposition labor party.
The motion was tabled. Heath, clearly
• pleaSed at the voting margin of 34. took
the opportunity to thank-fonner Prime
Minister Ha rold Wilson, 1leader of the op-
position, for his "constructive" proposals
put forward last week.
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' VOL. 64, ~O. 286, 3 SECTIONS, AGES • ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA -TUESDAY, NOVElifBER 30, '1971~ 'TEN CENTS
Till '73, l ·rvin·e Co. Says
By L. PETER KRIEG
01 I~• O•llY PHO! 51'1f
Property owners in Irvine will pay no
dty taxes unll1 July..,-;-1973;""ltvoten ap-
prove iiicorporation at the Dec. 21 elec-
fiscal Expert Sees -0th-er Reven·u~s Available assistant, there will be no Other city
_!ffipJ.Qy_n neede<j Wltll Jult....QU.91!,_.~•~"'--·• cording to Dalton. ' ;--
tion, ·a. fiscal ~xpert hired' by the Jr.vine served until last year when he resigned to
Company said today. go into his own bl;lsiness.
Revenues from sources other than tai-Dalton said the city ~Ill spend more
than it takes in during 19n.73. but a
es will actually leave a surplus by the end healthy surplus during the -firs( six
of'the 1972--73 fiscal year, according to tmhe.-~m"o~n'=-ths or inCofporation will more than ~get projection prepared by Darrell ' make up the differenct and eliminate the
Dalton, former..scily manager of Yorba need for ~ity property taxes ..
Linda. Dalton, at a press conference this
J>alton was Yorba Linda's first morning, said he "would h;µard a guess"
inanager alter it incorporated in 1967 and that a tax rate of about ZS cents per $100
valuation would be needi?d by the c:.ity
during fiscal 1973-74. .
"This is assuming , they don't take over
any special districts and they ma!ntain
the same level of services," he said.
Dalton said lh·e figure would also de-
pend on political considerations. •
"It depends on what the city c;ounci l
wants in the way of providing additional
· services," he said.
Taxes pai<UQ Orange County will Dot
be affected by incorpor.ation, .1.!11til city ~r-
ficia\& begin to ask for discontinuation of
various services. The county rate for
homes in the Irvine Ranch Water District
ls $10.2712 per $100 assessed valuation. ·
In his projections, Dalton foreca sts
Irvine will actually spe~Oiily $155,600
through June 30, while . ·it takes in
$442,800. That surplus will offset the pro-
jected 1972-73 deflcit wheri revenues total
$1.157,000 and expenditures amount to
$1,291.000.
Dalton says the embryonic city will
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need only a skeletal city staff the first six
months with the administration's func·
lions to be handled by a consultant until a.
city manager and an assistant can be
hired in July.
A deputy city clerk, and finance.
building and reception cl~ks will be
needed immediately; four building In~
spectors wlll be needed in March, two
planners in April and a public works In·
speclor in May.
Besides the adm inistrator and his
'Hit'
He said the city council,_ w_hi.c.h will. be
formed immediately after incorporation.
will not need to-appoint a planning com-
mission until April.
Dalton said his projections are bli11ed
on sevefal key factora that were not
taken into consideration in earlier tax~
ation studies performed by various agen·
cies, including the county plannin'
department. .
The previous studies, at Jeast one of
which alleged a need ror a city propertt,
tai.; immediately, were founded on ID-.
!See IRVINE, Page Z) •
Mars
Unmanne<f Capsule Plan-ts 'Flag'-
MOSCO\V (UPI ) -The Soviet Union's
unmanned Mars 2 probe has pul"""'a
. · capsule bearing a &lvlet pennant on the
red planet ·and is now in orbit around
Mars, the Tass -.ne.ws agency said today.
Tass said the fiv'e-ton ~ars 2 probe.
launched 1'.1ay 19, went into Mars orbit
Saturday." Before entering orbit it ejected
a capsule "which delivered to the surface
. of Mars a pennant with a depiction of the_
Soviet flag." .
Scientific sources said both Mars 2 and
fi.1ars 3, launched a week later, carried
equipment deslgn·ed to soft-land and-seek
life on ' ti.1ars .
Tass said Mars 3, launched May 28,
was also' pi-oceeding en route to Mars.
The U.S. Mariner 9 is already orbiting
Mars.
All 8yslems aboard Mars 2 are func-
tioning normally, Tass said. _
Tess said, "_the station was put on a
trajectory passing at a distance of 1,250
kilometers (570 miles) from the surface
of Mars.
--Tass gave no. {urther details of-the
capsule placed on Man. There Was no in-
dication whether the capsule also con-
tained instruments to search for· signs ol
life.
After trajectory placement, Mars 2 waJ'
orbiting Mars once every 18 hours. It waa
a minimum of 818 miles a"lld a maximum
of 15,500 ,miles from the planet's surface •
Its orbital inclin!rtion. to Mars was 43
degrees.
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Caspers Asks
Hou8e Issue .
Not, Lone n ·anger
,.Blackie Amo1ig ·Many Cited by U.S •
WORSRIPERS HEAD FOR SUNDAY SERVICES AFTER LEAVING ONE OF BAPTi'sT'su;es" '""'
At 7:30 a.m.; Bus Captains Meet-for Coffn, Doughnuts and Prayer Against Breakdowns .• r ,. ,
' Busing Good for · Spirit~
. ' Costa Mes a Baptist Church Puts Gos1J el on W 1iee ls
"O, you cti-n't get to Hea ven in a
M W Cadillac ... "
By ARTHUR R. VINSE L
Of !111 D1ll'I' PJlol $1111
The old Baptist Youth "Fellowship ditt y
on futility of reaching yonder shore in a
costly Detroit car predates a current
religious campaign called the Bus
Ministry.
You can at least get as rar as the First
B~ptist Church of Costa ~1esa in an old
Chevrolet. G~fC. White or Gillig.
Busing students to achieve racial in-
tegral.ion in American schools is much in
the news today. .
, Vet while another traditional tune says
tt.at Jesus loves all the little children -
''red and yellow, black and while -they
are precious in llis sight'' not much
coverage has been given Sunday School
busing.
The same vehicles are being "used to
spread the Gospel not only among the
young. but the Orange Coast's elderly as
well .
Every Sunday, a fieet or 12 buses and
two smaller vans, backed by a team in-
cluding the Lord and the Garden Grove
dog-catcher, rumbles out on a regula r
mission. 'I:
Destination: 301 Magnolia Ave., Costa
l\1esa and, ultima tely, a point beyond.
Drivers, individu al bus captains and
usually their past()!", Dr. James Q,
Combs, gather at 7:30 a.m. for coffee.
doughnut.! and prayer a g a i n s t
bre#kdo wns or collisions.
"And ttien they fan out all over," says
Dr. Combs.
He is 44, an enthusiastic preacher o{
Baptism and Sunday School busing , who
was licensed at 16 to stand behind a
Hillsboro', Texas pulpit.
"I've been preaching for 28 years," he ·
declares.
The successor to Dr. P. G. Neumann'
Harbo1· Sttul.e 1its Do Well
took his post two years_ ago and has a
vision of doubling or tripling membership
or the city's largest Protestant chu rch.
among all ages.
.,Sunday School buses are the mechanir.-
ed cavalry in Dr. Combs' campaign fOr
the•one who originally spread Jlis Word
riding a donkey or on root.
One bus goes to Huntington Beach.
•another to south Santa Ana ; another
toward Laguna Beach and the remainder
throughout the Harbor Area.
"We even have one that goes down on
Lido Isle," says Dr. Combs.
l·Ie Is proud of the ract Sunday School
tms riders represent all levels of society ¥
in terms or wealth and age , from
Shalimar Drive to Via Lida. ·
Total enrollment as of last Tuesday
was l .047, many of whQm prefer the bus
to their o~n one or t~ cars parked in
tSee BUSING, Page ZJ
·Test Scores Beat ·Average
By GEORGE LETDAL the tests -grade 12 reading. County and Dr. Norman Lc'lats, assoc i a I e
Of 111e 011" Pli.i 51111 slate testing officials suspect that score superintendent for instruction. said today
Students in ttle Newport-Mesa Unified is a statistical 5-!rror.. . the district's con1parlsons Indicate a need
School District scored better lhan eK-.contributing to the higher expectaUons to find out why students in the district
petted in seven of 11 achievement tests of students in the three districts ls the lost ground in !hree of the II tests .....;.
administered in 1969-70. average IQ determined by a test of grade one reading, grade 12 language and
tn four are.as. grade six language, scholastic ability. -'grade 12 mathematics.
spelling and math and grade 12 reading, Newpcrt-Me.sa students. scored higher The year lo year compa~iso~s indicate
tht studen ts" scores wf're lower than ex-on this test than 93 percent of the a drop of th re(. percent in ftrst gra.de
peeled, but still significantly above the districts in California. That ls an tQ reading, a loss of seven percent In senior
.-•Yerage for the state and nation . ranking equalled by gtudents In Laguna high langu.age an~ of six percent in senior
"The scores in !hose four 111reas were Beach and two perceniile-point.s ahead of m11lhemal!cs achievement.
compared to predictions mad e by the Capistrano Unified where students JQs The Newport· 1esa pupils gained in all
state Department or Education. The · are higher than 91 percent of the districts other areas of testing. Even In the "lost''
predicted scores were based on factors in the state. areas~ the district's scores were well ~luding class size, distriC't wealth, The unified district IQ scores compare above the state a.nd nal1011al average.
tuch1:r pay. student and teacher favorably to other districts along the The 1969 -70 state achievement test
turno\'er and the distrlcl"s povtrly index Oraf18e Coast, parUcularly llunUngton scores show only~ relationship between
-numbers of students lrom poor ..Beach Union HJgh where the ayerage IQ the typl.Cllt,llCO\t 1n Newport-Mesa and all
families. places lhe district ahead of only 59 per· other d~r1ct.s 1n the stale.
The only other district along the~ cent of the districts In CaJUornia. The figure followlng each grade lr:vel
0""r"e Ola.st showing more scores that ·-Unlike other distrlct:i in California, and subject area indicates the percent.age
WI below predictions was CapLttrano Newport-Mesa has compared the 1969-70 of .stlstrlct& throughout the state wilh
tm1ncd WiJC"'re ·average-!C'Ores were krwer ach~mtnt~te!t results with ICOrts on scorea .lower than lOOse. earned b)'
thin e~ted In nine or 11 of thfi the 19i0-71 tests. Newport-Mesa acores Its Newport-Mesa district students.
Ntewlde achievemcnl tesl,. own tests and thus has 1970.71 ~rt.1 that REA.DING: tirst grade, 87: second
Laguna Beach Unified, the only other won 't be reported t.o the st.ate Board of grade, 89: third grade. 89: sixth g"rlide,
'K·l2 dlstri&t. along the Orange Coast, had Education for . at least another elght S4;.l 2lh grade. 79. Only the 12th graders
'cores lower than expect¢ in only one ol months. · • , fSee SCHOOLS, Pap I)
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Public · Vote.
Fifth District Supervisor Ronald . W.
Csspers o( NCYJlxlrt Beach today called
for a public vote on future low cost hous-
ing programs ol. the county.
He asked for and got boo.rd approval
Of an investigation by Couflty <:ounsel
Adrian Kuyper of "the possibility of put-
tin,e: th e homiog issue on next June's
primary ballot."
Caspers started his di.c;cussion by call;
ing the conduct of I a s t Wednesday's
board meeting "very poor."
"! was upset with the audience and
their actions," Caspers continued. "They
talk about equal rights but refuse these
righls to others who are speaking in
opposit1o,.to their projects.
.. This hoard has to operate on infar-
mation given us by county department,"
the supervisor added. "For e:tr.mple, the-
planning department. whose summation
on the housing authority was only their
own private views in my opinion.
"They said private industry cannot sup-
ply nee~erl low cost housin.e:. ror exampl~. r kno\v this is untrue as T have been 1n
th11t busine.~ p,11 my life ." Caspers fumed.
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-Federa.l-4ificials may ha_y_1t.6een Picky
when they tried to fine Blackie Gadarian
$15 for not having a ladder-to hi.t boe.t-
yard docks, but it turns out, he wasn 't
!he only one. ~ v -
JnspectOC'S swooped down on. several
boatyards in Newport' Beach two months
ago, handing out a number of citations.
"1 was given one because a man was
hand-sanding the huU or a boat without
wearing goggles," said Dave Neu ol the
Balboa Yacht Basin.
Others were •warned for not having
proper railings or for allowing workmen
to si t ·above tJ:te water on one·plank scar-
foldings. Two planks are required, ac-
cording to the newly-£onne:I federal Qc..
cupational Safety and Health Administra·
tlon.
Most ol the other boatyards quickly
complied with the warnings to avoif! a
Attorney Blasts
F or1ner Lover
Of Dr. Hart elius
By TOM BARLEY
01 Ill• Di ll' Plitt Sti ff • "Those Berkeley grad~ should be ask-
ed to eKplain their positions more fully ," LOS ANGELES -Defense attorney
(A check today showed that there arc Matthew Kurilich picked up where he left
nn p:raduates of the University of Cali-off in three Orange County Superior
fomia at Berkeley In executive pot;ilions Court trials today with a scathing attack
in the COtJnly planning departmen(). on Reba Vaughn.of C.Osta 1'.fesa, Dr. Ebbc
"If h~ing is such e. big Issue," £as-Hartelius' fonncr paramour and the
pers continued. "it should go before t_he _ state's key witness in a fou:-day hearing
peonle. J 11sk that the countv counsel in-that npened her:e·thls morning.
v~li~Ri.e the legality of putting it on the -Kurilich, with Mrs. Vaughn barred
ballot." from the hearing rbom, lashed the shape-
ly blonde as beinj: motivated "by a vin-
dictive desire to destroy Dr. Hartelius.
Muscle Disea se
·Campaig n Slated
'f o Raise Mon~y
"She is a smooth, convincing liar,"
Kurillch alleged. "She has constantly
worked to have him imprisoned or killed
and she made a series of conflicting
statements in the Superior Court trials of
the doctor.
"Every charge here today Is based on
this great fab ricato r," Kurillch said . And
he described Mrs. Vaughn, 1:1. ol 287 \V.
A door-to-<toor fund raising campaign Wilson St. as coming from a "family full
win be conducted by the Orange County of thievts, welfare cheaters, liars and
Chapter ·of the P.1u.scul.ar Dystrophy\ convicted felons.
Association beginning this weekend. "There lsn ·1 any charge by any decent
A spokemnan for the association said citizen wbo'has come in ar;id accus~.DJ.
7,000 persons will visit Orange county Rartelius of any wrongdoing," Kur11lch
hoines in the campaign, which is seeking said.
to rair.e US,000. .. Several Superior Court judges have
''Volunteer marcher, will be ldentlried QeCk!ed that ~1rs. Vaughn Is a liar,
by" their Jerry l..eyijs tags," said Allen Kqrilich told hearing officer E. E. de
WUliam30n, an official of the county Vilblss and the five ph~sicians 'who w\11
association. rulr: on llartclius' guilt or innocence ort
He said the money will be used both multiple charge s of unprofess19nal con·
loca1ly and at tJ:te lnstitute for Muscle duct and moral turpitude.
Disease, which serves a! a world-wide And he quoted an unidentified Superior
clearing house for morr: than 100 Court judge's, comment during the recent
research grent.s. trial of Dr. llartcltos on bribery charges:
Wllllamsor\ nottd that UC Jrvlne has "Pm going to Join the list of ?lb~f judgts
rk'tived..one of thollt-11'anll __:_...who have. found her to be a liar. ~· _
"Local patients are provkled with ltartellus, 50, who now lives in El Toro, nece.ssarr-diagnosis, equipment and Is accused of administering dangerous
therapy through the MDAA clinic at drugs to two Costa ltfesa women 7 Mrs.
Children's Hospita l · In Or an g e, 1 ' Vaughn llnd Wandn Melendrez, a friend
WUliamaon said. (Ste llARTEIJUS, P11e l)
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· fonnal citaUon, while one other, Lido
Shipyartl, para an undlSclosOO-!ille-w1th-
out a~ whimper:.
Certainly none .ol them made anything
like t h e now-fBin0\.111 stink raised bf
Gadarian.
Claiming t.he law doesn't require lad·
ders tel the docks and maintaining the
inspector didn 't see how close bis ladde~
were stored, Gadariz.n chose to contC6t
hls citation.
That resulted in a one-day hearing con-
ducted by a fed eral examiner last week
at the· Newporter Inn. The resu1 ts won't
be known for some time.
Neu said the government dropped the
cha~es 2.gai nst him altogether (he also
had been cited b e c a u s e his ladders
weren!t ti~ down) because he had never
received a copy of the new rul~k.
Jean Skinner at Hans Dickman Boat
Works said that ye.rd had been cited be-
cause a worker was siUing on a one-plank
scaffolding as he striped a hull.
Citations for similar violations ol the
new regulations, estzhUshed with t h a
adopt.ion of the \Villiam Steiger Act by
Congress last year, also were reported
by La~n-Mellar and Mariners Drydocks.
Officials et Lido Shipyard weren 't the
least bit upset bv the ones they got, ho111.
ever, although they didn't w2:1t to talk
about them.
"We Y>e re cited f()I" improper scaffold-
ing," said manager Harold Speck. "but
we should have been, our scaffolding was
imnropcr." -.
He said Ute company ~ected the
violations and p.2Jd the tines, but Spkk
declined to say how many vlolatlont
there were or how much in fines he paid.
may soon feel the Impact of the new JaW.
may soon feel the imapct of the new law,
which affect, alt employen. Chamber of
Cbmmcrce Man2~er Jack Barnett was
sr.hedulPCI to attend a conference to learn
about the law today.
Or ange Coast
\t'enther .. • . Gusty winds will whip up some
warmer weather for the Orange
Coast Wednesday, with tempera-
tures ranging from 65 to 75 degrees
under mostly SWVIY &kies.
'INSIDE TODAY
The community thtattr .season
has rtachtd its peak with the
final · production of 1971, the'
lrvint Community Thtattr'1
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By JACt\. BR08A('K
Of tM n.1" f'l .. 1 Iliff
County 1upervltor1 moved closer today
tow1rd srlectlng a new . site for the
Harbor Judicial District courts.
At the suggestion of Fifth District
Supe.rvlior .Ronald Casper,, ninl!--sltel! un·
der C01tsider1tion were narrowed to three
and Ult county's Real Properly Services
Department was ordered lo have com·
parison reports on the trio ready within a
week.
Caspers also asked that real property
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sal'\1-ices immedlalely search ror an ln·
terim -~1oca(ion for the badty-crOW"aed
coUrt fa.CiKUes -now on lfth Street o[t
Nli'l,VPOrt Boulevard ln Costa Me11 .
The tr1o of sites suagested by Caspers
are: -The.~:t Corpbratlon property
north of th~ proposed Corona de! Mar
Freewity, near MacArthur Boulevard.
This· !!}.acre property has been offe red at
577·.000 per acre .
-Irvine Industrial· Complex property
adjoining the Stanford Re search Institute
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lnstallat'ion on Jai.nboree Road north ol .
MacArthur Boulevard. The 16 acre• in
this parcel are priCed at Wi ,000 an acre.
-The "COlllnl Radio 1lt1 on Jamb:lre1
Boulevard at Campus Drlve .. Collins
made I' new offer today on this propertf
• providing for sale of their leasehold from
the Irvine Company of , eight acres for
$40.000 an aere. The lease has 85 years to
run. ~
Supervisor Robert BaMin urged lhat the
Orange County Fairgrounds -site also be
kept under consideration bec1use it is
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property that Ii already off eouoty tax
mils. Real .Property Services Director
Stanle)i Krause seh:t ne bed writte.q to the
fa ir board but had not.;-received an
answer. ,
Battin al&O suggested that ·eight and "a
half acres owned by the Cosl;:i Mesa
ColUllY Water District .loc~ted just north
of Pali sades Road at Red Hill Avenue be
coosidered because it is also off the· tax
rolls.
This property was ini;ertcd into the site
search '<picture Monday when water
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Parcel Rulitag New Slate . ' Fo1•ms
Douglas Facing
Land Use Panel
3 Irvine Hopefuls Ba.nd Together
A aeven-man commission, practically
orphatled by the Board or Supervisors,
may decide the fate Thursds.y of future
development of the McDonnell Douglas
Co'rpora tion property adjoining the Or-
ange County Airport.
From 1•.,,,e 1
HARTELIUS • • •
and patient who died in 1969 from a
massive overdose of drugs.
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If the Airport Lind Use Commission
for Orange County decides that the 50
acres at the northeast comer of Mac-
Arthur Boulevard e.nd Campus D r i v e
should remain 1.oned for light industrial
U!!e rather than commercial, a., McDon·
nell Douglas wishes, they wlll be flying
in the fa ce of 3-2 decision of Jhe super-
\1isors on Nov. 10. ·
And to date the commi3sione~"
given eve~· ind~ation that the y · op-
post' the rezont'. If they do·so, b law a
four-Fifth5 vote ol the supervisor is re-
quired to overrule the Commission.
The re:tone violates a comprehensive
land use plan adopted J3s~pL 2 by lhe
<"QmJTiitiion for the county airport are!_.
Jn the plan, development of the 11erir
space finn's .acrce.ge i! limited to re-
search and Ji~ht industry.
A i;econd slale of three candidates for
tht Dec. 21 lrvine cily eouncil ell'Ction
has been 'formed .
Jerry Choyke, ~tiles "Pete" Peterson
and David H. Smith annoonced today
they are running as a "team," claiming
they can "bring experie11ce arid compre-
hensive un"clerstanding to , the new city
counell.''
Three other_·candidatcs, 'Vaync Clark,
J{eo.ry Quigley and Alan Snodgrass !laid
earlier this month they are running as
one slate. -
The new group says ii is barked hy
lhe' "Comm il!ee for a Posili\'e Govern-
ment," headed by Denny Glenn and Rod
Kislinger.
The committee said in a release !oday
lha!_j_l! endorsement is mearit to "pro-
vide the voter an opportun ity to reeog~
nize candidates wi!h a proven record of
independent, ohjectivl' and constructiv~
community se rvice." '
Choyke, a tobacco company ~alesman.
ager and a resident. of Village Park. has
worked on committees in Council of the
Communily of lrvine·_<CCI) and Cily of
Irvine Now (COIN ),
He has be~ vice chairman ot COIN
and vice prt'sident-of the Village Park
Community Association for two years.
Also active in CCI as chairman of the
education committee, Peferso·n is presi-
de'nt of Teletek Engineering and a resi·
dent of the Rncquet Club. }le-is also pres-
i1lent and founder of the NtJrth Irvine
Homeowner's Association.
Another CCI member and a COIN cb-
ordin11tor. Smith ls founder and current
president of Callfornia llomes H:omeown.
er's Association. I-le is a sales i'epresen·
tatlve fo r Far f'<est.
Speaking ror the committee, GJ.enn said
the three ml'n "are independent and ob-
jective but not paranoid regarding the
general pl11n or the Irvine Company.
"They have pledged 11 positive cam·
paign." be contended. "There has been
enough Sf the other already. There wllJ
be no orphaned villages in Irvine if1hese
men are elected."
Deputy Aitorney General Jeffrey
W__ghlner ·reg~ds Mrs .. Vaug~n a_!~'!!_s
prlncipal witness in hls case age.inst
Hartelius and he will also ask ·relatives
and friend s of P.1rs. Melendrez to testify
during a hearing that is expected by both
aides to exceed the four day~ scheduled_
\-The dead woman's husbaod,_ Joseph
Melendrez, has filed a S~.000 wrongful
death lawsuit against Harlelius in ~ran~e
County Superior Court. The action 1s
awaiting trial.
~1cr>oonell Douglas \\'finis to build a
250-500-room hotel, a 500.()()()..square-foot
office building C9mplex and a convention
center on the site.
The County Planning Commission .in
lwo hearings h&'l 2.pproved lht' McDonnell
Douglas rezone '"-each time by a 3·2
vott'.
IRVINE CITY TAXES : ..
Wohlner aceuses Hartelius of. in-
trodueing Mr's. Melendrez to the drug
habit that Jed to her death. He also
blames the gray·ha ircd physleian ror the
-addiction that Jed to' Reba Vaughn's in·
carceration in slate prison in 1969 as a
nareotics addict.
The only indication the lnnd use com:
missioners ha ve ·g\ven of their feeling5
on the issue \US a session last month at
which ofCicial5 .of the aerospace firm ptl'-
sented their case and the, Irvine Company
offered. the opposite vie\\'. Commissioners
did not vote on the rewne request al that
tin1e. indicating that they . had alreuly
made their deci:iion in the Sept. 2 plan
adoption.
Hartelius was accused by authorities in
April that year of arringing .for the burn·
Ing of his office al 2345 E. Coast
Highway. Corona de\ Mar in an a!Ieged
bid to destroy patient ree<1rds relat1ng .to
Wanda Melendrez. • 1 ...
Jt wa!I alltgcd in a 1ubsequent trial that Fro11, Page l
Harte\ius bribed "Mrs. Vaugbn'• ~rather • ..
Jim Bl"ior;to set ~e aflol','11< ~.'•" Dl:JSING been notified by' t l mlate---!Oa.rd-.v_!.,,.;..n , • • •
Medical Examiners would·have to .
face the charge1 beinl!!i;,ed here t~!!'_-the driveway at home.
-Arson charg·ea were]o1niid by lir16e --=--•n'fey--dontithome--the same Sun--
and fraud allega,tions when District At. day," Dr. Comb5 adds wistfully, pointing
torney's investigators, becked. by three ou.t a cross all ministers must bear in
Grand Jury indietments , aceoaed the common ..
phyiician of then bribing Blevins to leave, "I-itttende<! a retreat -I prefer to call
the state. • it 'an advance' -at Lake Arrowhead
Jt was also alleged in an indletml'nt re<:ently. with soil:Je ministers from the
containing 14 rclony counts that the doc· 100 largest Sunday Schools in America,"
lor fraudulently claimed dis ab 11 It Y ht' adds.
benefits from Mrs. Vaughn while 1he was Tops is the Akron Baptist Templl' in
in fact eonfined to state _prison. Ohio, with 19 buses and 140 riders. wtiile
Hartelius has spent more than 500 . the First Baptist Church of Hammond,
hours •In Orange County SuperiClr Court Ind .. has 112 buses and 2,000 riders.
in trial, prl'trial hearings, arraignments . Compared ~o then~. Dr. Com~s' chureh
and hearings on motions a5 a result of fields 14 vehicles with a combined legal
those charges. He has befn cleared ol seating capaci~y of 580 · worshiP:Crs . .No
every accusation. matter fht' site-, all have the same ·
lt.1rs. Vaughn's forml'r husband, Ray mission.
Vaughn, opened the hearing for the pro· They are sellers of salvation, in the
secution today by testifying that he sense library bookmobiles of le r
virtuallv became a drug addict in 1967 knowledge.
while being treated by Hartelius for in· Prizes arc offered for v a r i o u s
juries suffered in an auto accident. . achievement5-rewards are material a5
Vaughn said he rt'ccived frequent tn· v.·el! as spiritual -including re<'ruit1nent
jecti1>ns of Demernl -a high potency of rriends. without church affiliation.
narcotie -from Hartelius to the point ''\Ve give Bihles anii bicycles and one "'
that if the physician "was evet=lh'"e th ing aild aiiother for bringing others and
minutes late getting to my house I was 1nemorizlng Scriptures:· Dr. Con1bs says
desperate and longing t.o set' him and get of his Orange Coast bus n1inlstry.
my 5hot" He and the Rev. Jin1 Vinevard, director
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of~ bus n1lnistry fo r the 'i'hon1as !load
Baptist Church in Lync:hburg. \'a .. see
eye to eye in modern methods of
spreading the Gospel. The llev. Vineyard
S1Jms it up in "Word of Life," .a church
publication. _
"In Mark 9:41 , Jesus said that
'whosoever gives a cup of waler in His
riamc shall not lost' his reward.' 1 1-1·onder
what v.·e v.·ill get for some of the prir
motions we use?"
One treasure soon to be awardt'd a
local Sunday School child bringing the
most others -a 40-friend minimum -is
a Christmas stocking eight feet high.
The toy cost nearly StOO, Dr. Combs
admits, but a churchn1an ca nnot measure
souls in cash \'alut'.
Like11'ise. the First Baptist Church's
fleet of red and v.·hlte buses is not a
fund-raising proposition. nor e.:cpected to
break even. Costs Including fuel, spare
parts arid Insurance ru n roughly $10,000
per year. ,
N:iturally. Insurance Is Important.
"\Ve'v't ne\'tr ha~ a dent that we ClllUS·
ed." says Dr. l:ombs . "\Ve pray every
week the Lord will be with us.
correct or outdated population and
revenue estimates, Dalton said.
He said revenues from building,,1nd
engineering fees will be greater Jdllfe the
projected planning staff v!'ill b~ Jess than
earlier estimates.
The assessed \'aluation. wh ich Dal!On
figure s at $74 1nillion, actually v.·ill have
no bearing until 1973-74 sinct' no city tax-
es will be levied before then .
Irvine, as a city, would get most of the
,projected $1.6 million revenue the first 18
month.~ from the following:
-Building permit fee~. $333 .000.
State gas tax lunds, $271,000. -
-Motor Vl'hicleJic_eJlse "fees, $246,000.
-Arterial HighWay _Finance grant5,
$150 000.
-lruiiness llcenm, 1150.000.
-Engineering fees . $00.000.
-Sales and use tax. $80,000.
-Plan cheek fees. $95.000.
Other re venue sources include cig11reite
tax monie!I , property transfer fees. room
l6X, trailer \icen!le fees, ABC license fees,
miscellaneous license fees, interest, plan-
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f'•·••••• 1•1rge i ·
SCHOOLS . ~ . ,,
scored lower than the stall' had prediclcd
they would.
LANGUAGE : Sixth grade, 76. and 12th
gradt', 91.
SPELLING: Sixth grade, 62, and 12th
grade. 90. '
MATHE!\1ATICS: Sixth grade, 67, and
12th grade. 95.
The sixth grade scores in language,
spelling and n1ath were \owez· than the
state had predicted for the district. but
the average student in the Newport·Mesa
district is sllll well above the state:
average.
A.s was lhl' ease in districts throughout
Californi~th 'ev.·~rt-Mesa JQ ave.rage
dropped two percentage points fro n1 the
1969-70 s I year to the 1970-71 school
yt'ar.
Dr. Dale Wooley, the. district'!! testing
expert, suggested that ''if the scholastie
ability -IQ -tt'st fs testing what it says
it is, the schools should not be blamed for
the lower scores."
The scholastic abilit y test i5 glvt'n to
detern1ine what ability a studenl brings
to the school; not how niuch he is learn·
ing.
\Vooley speculated that the ·10 .... ·ering
slate IQ averagt' might IJ)t'an schools are
"doing a better joh keeping .. the kid ·who
otherv.•lse would drop out." That means
more lower JQ students may be. slaying
in school than did in past years.
T\·af fi e Signals
Sprout i11 City
"But arter awhile the statistics just pile
up 11gainst you." Newport Beaeh motorlsts are going lo
Gelling the fleet or busts off on Sunday find a numher of nl'v.' contro l sy~tems al
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a-lflt4 A'-ttiht MJ·lt71
morning rounds is a prime conctrn of the lntersection5 throughout the city as a
mechanical crew. v.•hich conducts in-result of rectnt City Council .tetion.
spe<:tlon and m1inttn11nce e ~·ery Saturday Councllnltn have approved funding for
~ at the church. a traffic light at the earner of Placentia
Harold t.undell. ' reHred ~f11rine Corp!!: and 'superior Avcrt\1ts, .Pl11ns for the con-
master sergeant v.·ith 20 yf'ars ' duty, trol have not been drRWn, hawever . and It
spends his \\Ork week 1s " Carden Grove will be se~eral month! before the sign11I ,
Police Department Hvm.ant Officer. tt.e is installed. ·
serves voluntarily 11s 811plist •dtls Stop sign~. sehcdull'd for in~tallalion
mainlt.nance chief on Saturd,ys. lnu11cdiately, will be ert.eted al the
$t('(lnd in CQnimand 15 Ro~eoe Speak. followlng lnttncctions:
Rn engineer. Ea.•dgate Orh•e at Nr.w ~tf!C N'lhur
Lundell 11nd Spt11k offcrtd so1nt time Boulcv1rd : Porl Suttoo. Place 11 New
ago to provide 11nim•l con!rol servlre lo ~11eArthur Boulcv11rcl ; Patl~ Newport
ning and zoning fees and fees from the
sale of maps and publications as welt as
vehlcle eode fines and gas ·tax engineer-
ing grants.
Ma jor expenditures Include :
-Streets, $350,000.
/-Police, $280,000.
-Engineering; 1157,000.
-Street !\1aintenance, $150.000.
-1\dminislration. $150.000.
-Build ing Department, 1101,000.
-Planning, $73,000.
1>11scellaneous expend.ilurl's will include
. city council, clerk , Jlnanpe. attorney, non-
departmental empl~yea( publie buildings,
1treet trees and park~
During a press e0nference today, Irvine
Executive Vice Prl'sident Raymond L.
\\lat~on e~plainE!fi why Dalton had been
retained.
Basically . \\lalson said. "Because of his
prac1lcal experience in preparing and !iv·
in!!'. wi!h a 1nunicipa! budget for a new ci· ty .....
"He is no rnere theoretician. obviously.
\\'1 also wanted an updated study on the ,
city of lr\'ine t<i); situation ." \Vatson said,
noting <11l other studies are at least one
)'<.'ar old.
".\Ir. Dalton's findings \\'ere in-
dependently arri\•f'd at. He received only
one directive from us, and that \lo'as to
tell us, as the city of Irvine's principal
taxpayer . what we Could reasonably ex·
peel the lax rost of incorporation to be,
based on a realistic city budget."
\Vatson said Dalton has told him the
esliinates are conservative.
Tht' cornpany ext'cutive also stressed
that 1he report is not intended to be any
sort of directive on how the r'uture city
council !:hould run the city.
"The sludy .,.,·ill be made 11vailable In
all city council candidates "'ho request
t~.em, '' \Vat son said.
Sl101·tcut
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district d1reclur Alvin Pinkley made a
verbal offer to sdl It to the · county for
$40,000 ,n acre... . _
·Krause said It might east as much as
$10,000 an acre t.o prepare this properly
for use as it would need a great dtal of nu . He also said it had no ready access tG
the-proposed Corona de! Mar Free.way
and is close to the cod of the Orange
County Airport runwa y with possible
noise problems.
Entering into the consideration of a
~ible site was the probable. in·
U11io11 ·Honors
Ecology Bid
In Newport
'Teamsters Union officials p u 11 e d
Pickets from a Newport Beacl\: high·rise
cor.structlon projeet Monday so the con-
tractor could start pouri:1g concrete and
stop pumping polluted .... •ater into
Newport 11arbor.
Public outcry last week drew attention
to the sump pumping al the planned 116-
-fool Lido Apartments project on Lafay.
elle Street. South Coast Conslruction
Company official s said excavation 20 feet
below ground_lt'vet had made pumping
necessary.
unlon officials agreed to allow 600 cubie
union officials agreed to allow a 600 cubic
yards of cement to be poured ~1onday
and will ren1ove Rickets again . next
weeR so another 400 cubic ya rds can be
poured to finish the foundation.
Construction company officials said
they hopµo more pumping will be
necessary when the foundation is com-
pleted.
Waller B. !\tellolt, construction com-
pany president, credited Wynn with con-
vineing union officlal5 of the need tG pour
the concrete, ln.dicating they had balked
when he first made ·the requeSt last
Wednesday.
"I am very happy they did give us
permission," Mellott said, ''.I am pleased
they took this attitude. they could see we
did have a problem and they didn't have
lo do a thing."
Envlron1nentalisls T had stormed a
Newport Beach City Council meeting last
week, complainirig of bay poUution end
citing the high rise project a5 a majo,r
contributor to the· problem. .
Construetion foreman Jim Herndon l'X·
plained this morning that. South Coast
had been pumping about 8,000 gallons per
minute from tht' hole but said that rate
was cuhlmost in half when the largest
sectl9ti, about 1260 square yard5, was
poured before the strike started.
He said when the entire foundation i5
poured the mass weight of the reinforced
concrete will eliminate the need for con-
tinued pumping. The concrelt' floor of the
tn'o-story subterranean garage ls 33 in·
ches thick, he said.
Davey's Locker
Gets Fare Hike
The c!alifornia J?ublic Utilities Comulis·
sion has granted Davey'11 Locker author-
ity to increast' fares charged be!ween
Newport Beach and Avalon, Catalina
Island.
The 11 percent lncrt'ase will be ef-
feclivt when daily boat trips resume next
June. a spokesman for Davey's Locker
said f\1onday.
A PUC official sai<I the rate increase
11·iis approved because the company
operated at a loss during 1970. Adult one·
way fares will go up from $4.25 to 14.75.
·nound-trip fares wilt rise from $8.SO to
${!.50. Children's fares, now $2.1:1 one-way
and $4.25 round trip, will go up lo '12.37
and S.4.75:
Sl101·tchru1ge
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corporation -0f the City ,of Irvlne In the
Dec. 21 election. This city 1n its entirety
would have to be added to the Harbor
JudiciAI District or completely t'xcluded.
About half of ·tbe 18,000-acrc proposod
community is now in the harbor district.
Prei;iding Harbor Qistrict Judge Ca~vln
Schmidt urged speed in selectlng a· new
site and said an inlerim location ls a
necessity. "\Ve are adding a fourth judge
in January and there is no more room
left for additional trailers ," the judge ex.·
plained.
Free qi Last
\Vinnie Ruth Judd, the notor·
ious trunk murderess oi 40
y~ars ago , Was granted In out·
of-state parole by the Arizena
Parole Board Monday. Ste
story, Page 5.'
Carp€nter Left
On Short End
Of Remap Vote
By TERRY COVILLE
01 I~• Otlll' P'l!tt Iliff
State Senator Deflnis Carpenter was on
the short end of the Senate's 24 to a ap-
proval of a Congressional rea~
portion!Tll:nt plan Monday beeause· he
d.oesn't feel a new black district should
ha ve been created in Los Angeles.
"The senator feel s Orange County, not
Los Angeles. should have received a new
congressional district," explained Dave
Liggett. administrative aide to the
r..'e\\'port Beach Republican . .-
''Th e population in Los Angeles has ac-
lu<1!1y ,decreased." Liggett continued.
"This is the logica~ Place in terms of new
population and goography (or a new
district.''
Here's ho\v Liggett said the con-
~ressional plan adopted hy ·the Senate
Maday affecls Orange County:
-Jiep_ Joh'n Schmitz iR·Tustin) will no
longer represent the \\'estern 't\1hite
House and the San Clemente area.
Schmitz' distri.:t will be fnore inland,
around the Tustin area, according to the
Senate plan.
-A new district ha:. been set up
covering the Orange Coast from Laguna
Beach south into San Diego County. San
Diego County will control the new district
population-wise. State Senator Claire
Burge r (R-San Diego) is expected to~
run this seal.
-he district of ·Rep . Del Clawson (R·
Dow ey l has been strelched into Orange
Count in Cypress, Buena Park and part
of Ana lm.
In .this area c;rpet installation labor charges are probably
as low as any place in America, $1.25 to $I .SO -per square
y•rd.
New York City prices for carpet instillation are $3.50 per
square yard. Many other c.ifies have costs of $3 .00 per
y•rd. Northern C•liforni• rotes 4re $2.00 to $2.SO.
What this an points out, is the higher chance to get a poor
installation. Know your retailer! Make sure he is a licensed
contract~r! (
At Alden's our in~tallers are paid hourly, insuring a cartful,
complete installation. Wt mainta in pleasant, intelligent,
capable men, trained by us. . ..
Our method1 • of instaMation 1rt not s e c r e t -NO
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1663 Placentie Ave.
COSTA MESA
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~~i~. but tia yor Robert 1'1. Wi11on's •· Corint hian Way;Ot\'on 11nd QuRil Slritel!. • HPURS: on. thrll Thurs., .9 te 5:JO Fri., 9 to '9 -511., 9:30 to 5
couucil politely declined. 11 Ulcir intersection.s with Birch Street.
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1 NeWport-M:esa Students Score iligh • State
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By GEORGE LEII>AL
Of the Dill" ~1191 5!•H
Students ·in the Newport-Mesa Unified
SChool District scored better than ex-
perited. in seven of 11 achievement tests
administered in 1969-70.
In f9t1r areas, grade six language: ·
~!ins ahd"math and grade 12 reading,
U.students' scores were lower than ex-
peoted, but still significantly above the
a.,.age fQr .the state and nation.
'nle scores in ~those four areas were
compared to predictions made by the
state Department. .. of Education. The
predicted. scores-were based on factors
including class size, district wealth,
teacher pay, student and tea Cher
turnover and the dlstrict:s poverty index
-numbers of students from poor
families.·
The only other district aloai the
•Orange Coast Showing .more scores that
'fell below predictions was Capistrano
Unified where average scores Were lower
than expected in nine of 11 of the
statewide achievement tests.
Laguna Beach Unified , the only other
K-12 district along the Orange~CPa.st. had
~r:~~rg~~~ ~== ~~:~J state testing officials suspect that score
ls a statistical error.
Contributing to the higher expectations
of students in the three districts is, the
average IQ determined by a test ()f
scholastic ability.
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Newport-Mesa .students scored higher
()n this test than 93 percent ()f the
disttict.s in California. That is an IQ
ranking equalled by students ht Laguna•
Beach and two percentile points ahead of
Capistrano Unified where students JQs
are higher than 91 percent .of the districts
in the state.
ThP. unified district IQ scores compare
favorably to other ~dlstric~ along the,...
Orafike Coast; particularly litpltington
Beach Union High where the average IQ_
places the district ahtad uf onl.Y 59 per~
cent of the districts in California.'
Unlike other districts in· CaliJomia,
Newport-Mesa· ~as compared the 1969-70
achievement test results with scores on
the 1970-71 .tests. Newport-Mesa scores its
own tests and thus has 1970..71 scores that
won 't be reported to the slate Board or
Education for at least anothti-eight
months. ,, .
Dr. Nonnan Loats, associate
superintendent for instruction, said today
the district's comparisons indicate a need
to find out why studegts in the dlstrict-
lost ground in three: of the 11 tests -
grade one reading, grade · U language ·and
grade 12 mathematics.
The year to year comparisons indicate
a drop of three percent in first grade
rel!ding, a loss of seven percent in seniot
high language and ()f ail percent in senior.
mathematics achievement
The Newport-Mesa pupils gained in all
(See SCHOOLS, P•ge ZI
Mars -•
. Unmanned Capsule Plants .'Flag'
MOSCO)V (UPI) -The Soviet Union's 1'-fars 3, launched a week later, carried
. un~ned_ Mars 2 pro~ _Jiu pu_l__J equipment des.lgned to. soft-land and seek
capsWe bearing ~ Sovitt pennant on the · : life on Mars. •
red planet and L!I now in ()rbit around . Mm, the Tass news agency said today. I Tass satd Mars 3, launched f\1ay 28,
Tass safd the five-ton Mars 2 probe, was also proceeding en roule to Mars.
launched-May 19, went into Mars orbit The U.S: Mariner 9 is already orbiting
Saturday. Before entering ()rbit It ejected Mars. -
-a capsule ''Whiclldellvert!:<I to the surface All systems aboard Mars 2 are func-
()f Mars a pennant with a depiction of t~e tioning nonnally, Tass said.
Sov~et flag." Tass said, "the_station was put on a
Scientific sources aald both Mars 2 and trajectory passing at a distance of 1,250
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kilometers (570 miles)-from the surface
()f Mars.
T8ss gave no further delalls~ot the
capsule placed on Mars. There was no ~
dication whether the capsule also con-
tained instruments to search for signs of
life. ~
After trajectory placement, Mars. 2_wat
orbiting Mars once every 18 hours. It wa1
a mini mum of 818 miles and a mas:imum
9! 15,500 miles from the planet's surface. ,
(See WRS, Page %)
7, Caspers Asks
Honse Issue
Cholt>es Pared Down
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WORSHIPERS HEAD FOR SUNDAY SERVICES AFTliR J.EAVING ONE OF BAPTIST BUSES
At 7:30 a.m., Bus Captains MHt for CoffH, Doughnuts 1nd Pr1yer Against Breakdowns
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Bnsi:qg Good for Spirit?
. "O, ~?~~ ge~e:.~.n~~p~~::.~~~~~: !'.~.~~i~!~~,.~Y~ ,~~ieels
71,ew Cadillac · ... " eluding the Lord and-the Garden Grove One bus goes to Huntington Beach,
By ARTHUR R. VINSEL do_g-catther, rumbles out on a regular another to south Santa -Ana: another -·-___. °' fM o.uy "n•• "•" mission. -to ard t .......... Bea b and th mainder
·.The ~old Baptist Youth Fellowship di tt_y
oq futility or reaching yonder shore in a
cOsuy Detroit car predates a current
rfllgiouS campaign called the Bus
b1'.ihistry.
You can at least get as far as the First
Baptist Church of Qista J\.1esa in an old
~evrolet, GMC, White or Gillig.
..f,.using students to achieve racial in·
tenration in American schools is much in
lbt news lpday. .
Vet while another traditional tune says
t?itlt Jesus loves all the little children -
"red and yellow, bra ck and white -they
are precious in His sight'' not much
coverage has been given Sunday School
busing.;
-The same vehicles are being used to
spread. the Gospel not onty among the
y()ung, but the Orange Coast's elderly as
Well.
Every Sunday, a neet of 12 buses and
Destination: 301 Magnolia Ave., C-osta . w. ""°6...... c e re
Mesa and, ultimately, a point beyond. throughout the Har.bor Area .
Drivers. ·individual bus captains and "We even have ooe that goes down on
usually their pastor, Dr. James 0. · Lido Isle," says ~hs.
Qimbs, gather at 7:30 a.m. for cilffee, He is proud of the fact Sunday School
doughnul5 and prayer against \,.,. -Id · bfeakdowns or collisions. '."""s r ers represent all levels of society
"And then they fan ()ut all over " says in terms of wealth and age, from
Dr. Combs. ' Shalimar Drive-to Via Lido. ·
_ He is 44. an enthusiastic preacher of Total enrollment as o{ last Tuesday
Baptism and Sunday School busing, who was 1,047, many of whom prefer the bus
was licensed at 16 to stand -behind a to their own one or two cars parked in
Hillsboro, Texas pulpit. the driveway at home.
·.:.rve-been preaching for 28 years." he "They don't all come lh-e same .S-un-
declares. day," Dr. Combs adds wistfully, pointing
The succes.!IOr to Dr. P. G. Neumann out a cross all ministers must bear in
took his post two years ago and has a common.
vision of doubling or tripling membership "I attended a relreiit -I prefer to call
of the city's largest PrQtestant church, It 'an advallCf;' -at Lake Arrowhead
among all ages. recently, with some min isters from the
Sunday School buses; are the mechaniz. 100 largest S~ay Schools in America,"
eel ca valry in Dr. Combs_' campaign for he adds.
the one who originally spread His Word Tops i8 the Akron Baptist Teniplt in
Ohio. with 19 buses and 1.a.riders, while
Probation Center Hassle
the First Baptist Church of Hammond,
Ind., ha s 112 buses and 2,000 ride'rs.
Compared to them, Dr. Combs' church
fields 14 vehicles with a combined legal
seating capacity or 580 worshipers. No
Due Ove~ Mesa Rejection
· The muddled status of the county's prn-
'""-J)osed probali-On department community
center facility in Costa r.1esa was further
confused today before the Board of
Supervisors. .
The beard several weeks ago had ap-
proved cancellation of a proposed lease
()n property in the Mesa Del Mar reslden-
Ual ares after vigorous opposition from
residents.
J\.1esa City Council had approved this sug-
gestion but that a public hearing had
been suggested before final action.
Another possible site, Connack said.
was a 'l>uildlng at 19th Street ind
Newport Bouleva rd partially occupied by
a. beauty college and the former home of
the Costa Mesa Savings and Loan Assn.
Spicing this moming·s discussion was
the fact that one of the owners of the
Medco bulldinfl lfi Mesa Del Mar is State
''At that time," explained Geo rge Sen. Dennis carpenter ( R ·Ne wport
Cormack. assistant director ()f real pt(>. Beach).
pe.rly-l!ervices, "we had bc!:lieved that the Supervisor Ronald Caspers satd he had
ov.·ner of the "property. Medco, Would talked~to SenatOr Carpenter and that he
agree to the cancellation. could not see that an agreement could be
·"But we have been informed by the reached on cancellation ()( the proposed
director!' of Medco th.at t~y refuse to lease: He -gaid C1rpenter told hirtj olhtr
rescincJlthe lease and they are demanding members of the flnn would not agree.
compliance." , Supervisor Robert Batrtn· suggested
Corf'nack ·explained thal the adult that the county sue the firm in order to
ser\•lces section of the probation depart· break the leas~.
ment might be -moved to the J\1edco Caspers · ffnally moved that Real
building if the county could not break the Property Services be instructed to in·
proposed lease_ !:le said most.olthe ad..W esligate_Jhe use of-the.::Medco bulldtng
services department ·business is con~--.b'y"'tne probation's adult services depart·
ducted by m11il and only about eight to l2 mcnt end the possible use of the beauty
persons a day would be visiting the faclll· college bulldlnJ. At .Battln's request he
ty. addl!<i that the department estimate the
Cormack. s;iid the probation depart-co11t or possible damatfes ii the lease Js
ment staff and two members of the Cost.a broken with Med90.
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matter the size, all have the same
mission.
They are sellers of s_a\vation, in lhe
sense lihrary bookmobilea offer
knowledge. · -
Prizes are oUered for v a r i o u s
achievements-rewards are material as
well as spiritual -including recru,ilmen,;
of friends without church affiliation. .
"We give Bibles and bicycles and one
thing and another for bringing others and
memorizing Scriptures," Dr. C<imbs says
of his Orange Coast bus ministry.
. He and the Rev. Jim Vineyard. director
of bwi ministry for the Thomas Road
Baptist Church in Lynchburg, Va ., see
eye to eye in mOl;lern methods of
spreading the Gospel. The. Rev. Vineyard ,
sums It up in "Word of Life," a church
publication.
"In Mark 9:41, Jesus said that
'whosoever gives a cup ·Of water in His
name shall not lose his reward.' I wonder
what we will get for some of the pro-
motions we use?" _
One treasUre soon to be awarded a
local Sunday School child bringing the
most other• -a 40-frlend minimum -is
a Chrbtmas •tockihg eight feet high.
The toy cost neacly 1100, Dr. Combs
admits, bula.churchnw>..cannot measure
souls In cDsh value. '
Llkewlse, the Fll'll Baptist alurch's
neet of red and whlie buses l3 not a
fund -.raising proposition nor expected to
bre•k even. CoSta lnchiding fuel, 1pa~
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Public '.V:ote-
Fifth Di1trict. Supervisor Ronald W.
Selecting ·Court Sit~
,_, -' ea.pen of Newport Beech 1oday. cilled
for a public vote on ·future low cost holJs..
ing_programs oL ~ county.
He asked for and got board approval
or ~n investigation by County Counsel
Adrian Kuyper of "the possibility of put-
ting the holis ing issue on next J u n e ' s
primary ballot."
Caspers started his di.scussion by call-
ing the conduct of I at t ·Wednesday's ' . board meeting ''very poor."
"I was upset with the audience ,and
their actions," ~rs continued. "They
talk aboUt equal rights but--rtfuse these
rights to others who are spe.akJng in
opposition to their projects.
••'J'hjj board ha.s to operate on infor-
mation given us by county department."
the supervlS!)r added. "For example, the
planning department. whose summation
on the housing authority was only their
own private views In my opinion.
"They said private industry cannot sup.
pl y needed low cost housing, for example.
I know this is untrue as t ·have been in
that business ali!jmy l"fe," Ca.speNI fumed .
"Those Ber eJey rads should be ask·
ed to explain t sitioru more fully.''
(A check today showed that there are
no graduates of the Unive rsity ()f Ca11·
fornia at Berkeley in executive pMitlons
in the county planning department).
"If bowing is such a big Issue ," Cas-
pers continued, ''it should go before the
people. J ask that the county counsel in-
vestigate the legality ()f putting .it on the
ballot "
Caspers' outburst referred to the pass-
age by a 3-2 vote last Wednesday ol
Chairman Robert Battin's ~t proj'ect, a.
housing authority to develOp low cost
resident units.
When Caspers had concluded his re-
marks, Battin said, ''You art really a
hard 10!5er." \
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Nixon to Visit
Chi1ia 7 Days
WASHINGTON (UPI) -Presl·
dent Nixon's trip to mainland
China in February will last seven
days 11nd include visits to Shang·
hai,· the nalion's largest clty, and
to:l:Jarigchow I'S well as Pekin~. the
Whit& Hoose announced today.
National security affairs adviser
Henry Xlninger told a news ct1n-
fe:rence· that the ''minimum objec-
"'live" of the trip "1a11 t~ .oeeri new
; llnf$· of communlcalions an.d per·
hll!M to e:stablh:b cultural and othef
people-to-people contacts.
By JACK BROBACK °' lite 01ltr ,lllf llllf
Cou supervisors lnoved closer today
towar 'ng a new site for the
Harbor udici District ct1urts. ·
e suggestion or Fifth District
sor Ronald Caspers, nine sites un-
der sideration were narrowed to three
and t e county's Real Property Services
Depa ment was ordered to have com-
parison reports on the trio ready within a
week. ··
Caspers· also asked that real property _
services immediately search for an in-
terim location for the badly-crowded
court lacilities now on 18th Street OU
Newport Boulevard in COifa Mesa. -.
·The trio of sites suggested by Caspers
are:
-The Emkay Corporation property
north of the proposed Corona del Mar
Attorney Blasts_
F orrner Lover . '
Of Dr. Hartelius
Bv TOM BARLEY _
ot IM D•llY f'Hol ti.tt · •
LOS ANGELES -Defense attorney
Matthew Kµrilich picked up where he left
~ff in three Orange County Superior -
-court trials tod:iy . with a scathing attack
()n Reba Vaughn or Costa P..fesa, Dr. Ebbe
Hartelius' former paramour and the
state's key witness In a four-day?:l •
that opened here this morning.
Kurilich, with Mrs. Vaughn bau •
from the hearing room, lashed the shape·
ly blonde as being motivated "by a vin-
dictive desire to destroy Dr. Hartelius.
"She is a smooth. convincing liar."
Kurilich alleged. "She has constantly
wOrked to have.. him imprisoned or killed
and she_niade a series of conflicting
!ilatements in the Superior Court trials of
the doctor.
"Every charge here today is based on
this great tabrlcator," Kurillch said. And
he described 1wtrs. Vaughn, 27, of 287 \V.
Wilson St. as coming from a "family full
•of thieves, welfare cheaters, liars and
convicted fe\()ns.
"There isn 't any charge by any decent
citizen who has come-in and accused Dr.
Hartelius o( 8ny wrongdoing,"-KurUlch
said.
Several ·Superior Court judges have
decided that Mrs. Vaughn is a liar,
Kuri\ich told hearing officer E. E. de
Vilbl1s and the five physicians who will
rule on Hartelius' guilt or innocence on
multlple charge! or unprofessional con-
duct and moral tufpitudc.
And he quoted an unidentified Superior
Court judge's tomment during the'-recenl
trial of Dr. Hartelius on bribery charge!:
••rm going to joln the list ot other-judges
who haveJou.nd h r to be a liar.'~
P+tss Seo1!tary Ronald L. Zieg-
ler L!lld Nixon W®ld be aecom·pan.
fed on the. trip by his wife, Pat.
Ziegler sa"kt the Presld~t. would 10
dlf'ectlrt6 and rrom Peking, 11top.
ping ror a rest llnd reruelln_g only
In Amorican-contro'Ued tecrltory. •
Hartelius, 50, who now lives ln El Toro,
Js •ccuscd of 'administering 'dangerous
drogs Co two .Cs°'ltl Mesa women -Mrs.
-Vaughn and V(anda Melendrez, a frlend
(S.. HARTEUUS, l'~ ~) ..
Freeway, near MacArthur Boulevard..
This 11).acre property has bee1I. offered at
$'17,000 per acr.e. -~ -Irvine Industrial Comples: property
adj oining the Stanford Research Institute
instl!latlon on Jamboree Road north of
1wfacArthur Boulevard. The ·11s acres in
this parcel are prifed at $65,000 an acre ..
-The Qillins Radio site on Jamboree
Boulevard at Campus Drive. CoUins
made a new offer toda~ on this property
providing for sale of thetr leasehold from
the Irvine Company of eight acres for
$40,000 an acre. The lease has 85 years to
run.
--Supervisor Robert Battin urged that the
Orange County Fairgrounds site also ~
kept under consideration because it is
property that ls already off county tax
rolls. Real Property Serviei!s Director
Stanley Krause said he had written to the .
fair board but ha9 not received an
answer.
Battin also suggested that eight and a
half acres owned by the Costa Mesa
County Water Distri ct located just north
of Palisades Road at Red Hill Avenue be
considered because it is also off the tax:
rolls.
This property was inse rted Into the site
search pi~ture Monday when watet
district director' Alvin Pinkley made a
verbal offer to sell it to the county for
$4-0,000 an acre.
Krause said it might cost as much as
$10,000 an acre to prepare this property
for use as it would need a great deal of
fill. He also said it had no ready access to
the proposed Corona del Mar Freeway
and is close to the end or the Orange
County Airport runway with possible
noise problems.
Entering into the e-0nsideration ()f. a
possible site was the probable 1n~
corporation of the City of Irvine in the
Dec. 21 election. This city in Its entirety
would h3.ve to be added to the Harbor
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Orange Cout
, . Weather
Gusty winds will whip up some
wanner weather fo'r the Orange
Coasl Wednesday, with. tempera·
tures ranging from 65 to 75 degrees
under m'!.stly sunny skies.
INSllJE TODA l'
T~nity theater seasan
has reached its peak with tlae
Jin.al. production. of J97J, the'
Irvine Communittr Theater'•"
"Death of a Saltsman." See En·
tcrtoinment. Page 20.
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Land Use Panel
A &e\len-man cofnmission, practically
orphaned by the Board of SuperYisors,
m1y decide the f11e. Thursd&y of future
development of the }itcDonnell Douglas
Corporation prope.rty adjoining the Or'·
ange County Airport.
tf the Airport btnd Use Comn1iS11ion
for Orange County decides that the 50
acr~ al the northeas' corner of Mac·
Arthur Boulevard c.od Campus Dr iv e
should remain zoned for Jigbl indust rial
use rather than commercial, as 1'1cDon·
nell Douglas wishes. they will be Oying
in the face of 3-2 decision or the super·
\'isors on t-.'ov. 10.
And to date the commissiOnert have
given every indication that they will op-
po1e the rezone. If they do IO, by !aw a
four.fiflhs vote of the superylsors is re-
quired to overrule the commission.
The rezone violates a comp rehensive
land use plan adopted last Sept. i by the
('()mmission for the county airport area.
In the plan, development of the aero-
space firm's acrcr.ge ls limited to re-
search and lig~t industry.
i\1cnonnell Douglu wants lo build a
~50-500 room hotel, a 500,000-squarf!-foot
office building complex and a convention
ctonl.er on lhe site.
The County Planning Commijt>iOn in
l\\"O hearings has <'{'proved the ri.1f0onnell
Douglas rezone -each time by a 3-2
vote. ""
The only indication lhe land use com·
missioners have given of their feeli.ngs
on the issue was a session last month at j
which o!ficiab o! the aerospa.c.e firm pre-....
sented their case and the lrvine Company
offered the opposi te view. Comn1issioners
did not vote on the reZQne .req uest at that
time, indicating that they had alre;-.dy
made their decision in the Sept. 2 pl<¥\
adO\)tion,
Opponents of the rezone contend tha t
the SlJpport utilities in the area , especi-
ally the roads, cannot handle the volume
of tr?Jflc which the proposed ~1c0onnell
Dooglas 'development would generate.
Irvine Company ofricials say the rezone
viola les the long~tablished development
pl.an for the airport area which" includes
the Irvine lndustrial Complex, now boast·
ing more than 600 industries.
Just north of the McDonnelJ BouglM
propertv are about 60 acres of Irv ine
land \\'hich is zoned and develol)t'd to
commerciel use such -<is.....hol.cls .. office
b11ilings and restaurants:
Donald DouJ?:las Jr., vice president o(
the aer051>act firm . h:>,, replied that those
v.•ho opooi;e the development are "oro-
phets of doom and gloo,[!'I ·who do not be-
lieve in the fut ure -Of Ot"anj!;e County."
Newport Beach officails have opposed
lhe rezone. It comMtes \vilh their re-.
cently appr'dved 250-acre Emkay Com-
panv commercial development soulheast
-Of the Nrport
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HARTELIUS •••
and patient who died in 1969 fro0m a
1nassive overdoae or drugs.
Deputy Attorney Genei'.111 Jeffrey
\Vohlner resards Mrs .. Vau1hn as hla
jrlnclpal wltr\tss in his cas'e agaln1t
H1rtellus and' he will also ask relaUve1
t
d lrltQds of, 1.trs. J\1elendrez to testify
ng a hearing that is expected by both
s 1.o exceed the four days scheduled. .
..:the dead woman 's husband, Jo~eph
Melendrez, has filed a $500,000 wrongful
death lawsuit against Hartelius in Orange
County Superior-Court. The action is
awaiting trial.
\\'ohlner accuses lfartelius ·o[ In-
troducing :r.1rs. Melendrez lo the drug
habit that led to her death. lje .also
bl ames the gr8y-hai red physician for tile
addil'~ion that led to Reba Vaughn's in-
carceration ln state prison in 1969 as a
narcotics addict.
llarte1ius was accused by authorities in
April that year of arranging for the burn-
ing of his offi~ at . 23~5 E. Coast
J-li ghway, Corona del Mar In aq a!leged
bid to destroy patient records relating to
Wanda Mel endrez.
It was aneged in a subsequent trial that
Hartelius bribed Mrs. Vaughn's brother
Jim Blevins, ti)· set the blaze .after he had
been notified by the State Board o{
~1edical Examiners that he would have to
fa ce the charges being aired here today.
Arson chargeS ·were joi ned by bribe ry
and fraud allegafions ·\•:hen District Al-
torney·s· investigators. backed by thrfe
Grand Jury indict n1enls, accused the:
physician of then bribing Blevins to leave
the state.
It was also alleged in an indictment
containing 14 felony counts that the doc-
tor fraudulently claimed d i ll a b i I i Ly
benerits from Mrs. Vaµghn "'hile she was
in fact confined to state priso n.
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Seen ·until 1973"
By L. PETER ~IEG
Of Ille O•llf Jll ... '"" Property owners Jn Irvine will pay no
city faxes until J uly I, 1973, if voters ap-
prove inc~rporation at the Dec. 21 elec-
tion. a fiscal expert hired by the Irvine
Company said today.
Re\•enues from sources other than tax·
es Y!'ill actually lea ve a surplus by the end
of the 1972-73 fiscal year, according to the
budg et projection prepared by Darrell
Dalton, former city manager of Yorba
Linda.
Dallon was Yorba _. Linda's first
manager afte.r It. incorporated in l!M7 and 1
served until last year when he resigned to
go into. his own business.
Dalton said the city will spend more
than jt takes in during Jm.1:i , but a
healthy surplus during the fir st six
months of incorporation will more than
ma.Ke up the 'difference and elimi11ate the
need for city property taxes.
Dalton, at a press C:Onference this
morn ing , said he "would hazard a guess''
that a tax rate of about 25 cents per $100
valuation would be need ed by the city
during riscal 1973·74.
$442.800. That surplus wlll offset lhe p~
jecttd 1912-7' deficit "'hen reve;nue!I total
$1.157,000 and expeliditures amount Jo
$1.291 ,000.
-Dalton says the embryonic city wj!J
need only a skeletal city staff the first ~Ix
months wi~ the . administration's funi:·
lions to be hlndled by a consultant until'"a
city manager and an assistant can ~
hired in Ju!j.
A depuly city clerk. and firva.ncr.,
building and reception clerks will be
needed immediately; four bu ilding In-
spectors will be needed in March, two
planners in April and a public works in·
spector in 1'.1ay.
Beside.!! the admini strator and his
assistant, there will. be no other clt1.
employes n~eded until July of 1973, ac·
cording to Dalton.
He said the city council, Jtliich will he
formed immediately af._tef incorporation,
will not need to aprx>i t a planning com-
mission until Apr{!. ...... · ( )· • .
Cycli~t ~njured
111 l\f es~ Crash
-OC Builders The Airoort Land Use Commission was
created through an amendment or ·state
law ln.1970 whlch pro•ld..e.d.J.h..a. I e e en-
cy must be formed if either the super-
visors or the county Lea11:ue ol Cities de-
manded it. The citi~s did. at the request
of ~ewporl Beach which had ht.1 the law
amen<ltod by Asse1nbl.vma n Robert Bad-
ham IR·Newport"Beaeh t
Hartelius has spent 'n1ore than MlO
hoors in Orange County Superior C-0urt
in trial, pretrial hearings, arraignments
.and hearings on motions as a result of
those charges. lie has been ·cleared -0f
every accusation.
"This is assuming they don't take over
any special disti-icts and they maintain
the same level of services," he said.
Dalton said the figure would also de-
pend on political considerations.
A car·molorcycle collision in Costa
Mesa Monday sent the motorist to · jail
and the cyclist to the hospital with a
fractured hand and severe neck laceri·
lion.
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'Lock Out'
All Teamsters
J3,uilders in Oringe County today joined
other contractors in Southern California
in "locking out" all-Teamster Union
workers from county building projects.
Spokesmen for the building industry
called for the lockout ~1011day as a
retalialion to the week-old Teamster
1trike against scattered building sites.
Royce Coln, executive director of the
Orange County chapter of the Building
Industry Association. said his group
represents 167 general contractors in the
county who have agreed to the lockout.
"We have instructed contractors to
make work available to All other cr&ft1
not connected to \he Teamsters as long
as that is eco~y .,feas .. ,' Cele"
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"The lockout and 'tht pickets will not
close all j'lbs," he added. "Some COD-
structlon sit~ are al a stage where no
Teamster workers are used , and &0me of
these projects have not bttn picketed."
Neither uoion officlals or man agement
spokesmen could give figures on how
many Orange County workers have been
affected by the labor struggle.
The industry has been crippled by a
week-Jong labor diS'pute .between three
contractors' associations and the union.
The strike has idled as many as 100,000
drivers and. craflsmen in 11 Southern
Cilifornia Counties.
The Building Industry Association call-
ed for the lockout Monday at sites
managed by independent contractors
unaffected by the 11trike.
Teamsters spokesmen were unavailable
for comment.
The call for the lockout came as
'negotiators agreed to put aside a key
representation issue and concentrate on
eC.onomic negot iations, said C. V. Holder,
the chief management nl'gotlator.
The sides "a!'e not very close to agrte-
mc nt." he said.
The ta lks "·ill concentrate on \\'agr!I
and "'orki ng conditions, incl udi ng a union
dema nd for an 85-cent hourl y \\'age in·
crease for each of the next three years,
Holder said.
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At budget .. time las! July. the super-
\1isors showed their disinleresl in the com-=
mi~ion by turn inf{ down a request for
$62,000 in nnerating funds and appropriat·
ing"just !500. ·
Suoervison1 have e-0nsis!enllv cOnlend-
ed thP.! the existing Orange County Air-
port Commission ill adequate and another
body is not needed.
Servlil~ on the .land use group are Don·
ald W. Killian Jr .. Newpor:t Beach at-
torney and Roderick Fraser. Orange in:
dustrialist representing the 802.rd of Su-
pervisors: Donald MClnnis. Newport city
councilman and Laurance Schmit. Garden
r;rove city councilman, representing the
league of cities: County Aviation Director
Robert Bresnahan : Fullerton Airport Di· -
rtctor Brian Dou,!!las.~ P.nd I1ennan Bcv-
.. erburg ot Anaheim, repres!nlal ive al
large.
-The commission \Vas aCtivated I as t
January and meets on the first ancl third
Thursdays or each month at 7:30 p.m.
in the County Planning Commission hear-
ing room. 400. Ci'>'ic Center Drive \V~t. Santa Ana.
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other areas of testing. Even In the "loss"
areas, the district's scores were well
above the state and national average.
The 1969 -70 stale achievement test
scores show only the relationship between
the lypical score in Newport-Mesa and all
other districts in the state.
The figure follo\\·ing each grade level
and subject area indicates the percen!age
of districts throughout the slt1te 'tl'ith
scores lower than those earned by
!\'ewport-Mcsa district studcn1.~.
RF.ADING : First grade, 87; second
g.raUe, 69: third gi'ade, 89; si.~th gradf'.
64: 12th grade, 79. Only the 12th graders
scored lower th an the state had predicted
they would. ·
LANGUAGE: Sixth grade, 76, and 12th
grade. 91.
SPELLING; Sixth grade, 62 , and 12th
grade . 90.
/\1ATl1EMATICS: SixtR grade,-67, and
12th grade. 95.
The sixth grade scores in language,
gpelling and math were lower than the
state had predicted for the-district, but
the average student in the l'j_ewport·Mesa
district is still well above ' the state
a\·erage.
As was the case In distri cts throughou t
Callrorn!a, the Newport-Me sa IQ average
dropped Two percentage points from the
1969·70 school year to the J970-71 school
year.
Of. Oale Wooley, the district's testing
cxpcrl, suggested lhal "if 1he scholastic
abilily -IQ -test is testing what it says
it 1s. lhf' school~ should not be blamed for
the lower scores."
The scholastic abil\ty lest Is given to
del ermlne what ability a student brings t1he school, not how much he is learn·
In .
ooley speculated thai the lowe ring
111a1e IQ .average might mean schools are
"doing a better job keeping.the ki_d who
otherwise would drop out." Th11t means
fTltlrt. lo"·er IQ sludents may be staying
In school than did in past·yeArs.
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SU PERVISORS
Judil.:11\ Olslrict or comple!ely excluded.
About half of !he 18 tmacre proposed t:omrnunity'l~ now in lnt harbor dls1r)ct.
Pre5ldln11 Hal'bor District Judge Calvin
Schmidt urged spetd In selecting 1 ntW.
1ite, •nd P 1d ;in inttrlm location 1s a
necessity.' Yre art 11dding 11 fourth judge
itt-J1nu1ry and lhtre Is no more room
Jeft for addlUonal t.r11ler1;1" the ]udg• ex·
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City's Bog1rt
·Mrs. Vaughn's former husband , Ray
Vaughn, opened the hearing for the prcr
seculion joday by teslifying that he
virtually became a drug addict in 1967
while being treated by Hartelius for in·
juries suffered in ,an auto accident.
Vaughn said he received frequent in-
jecnons of , Demerol -a high potency
narcolh: -from Hartelius to the pbint
that if the physici an "was ever live
minutes late gelling to my house I was
desperate and longing to see him and get
my shot."
Boguri R.esig ns
As Costll Mesa
St reets' Cli ief
Vaughn said it was at tha t time that
J!~artelius first met 1'.1rs. Vaughn. Their
,.., relationshi p blossomed to the point that
Vaughn left his wife and three children at
the Wilson Street home end l·larle!ius
n1oved in with his blon<fe mislress.
1-l~rle.y R. Bogart, 46. street superin-
tendent for Costa /\1esa since 1963, has
resigned effective Friday. Bogart plans
lo open his own business in southwest
Oregon.
. Bill Anderson, 47, number lwo man i'n
the streel department, "'ill t;ike over
Bogart's duties. ,
The city _slreet superintendent is
responsible for the maintenance of more
than 200 n1iles of streets in Costa Mesa.
lie al so is respons ible for maintenance in
th e Costa 1'1esa Saoitnrv District.
Bogart w~s. the citY's second slreet
superinterfdent. taking over fo r Charles
Heller who died in 1963. Bogart has been_
v.•l!h the city since January 1958.
He came to Costa 1'1esa from Bronson. ·
t1ich ... I was born in farm country and I
want to get back to farm country," he
says.
Bogart has a son David , who works for
the city, and a married daughter, tfrs.
Kitrv Quinn, \\•ho lives in Costa Mesa. He
and· his wife, Anne, will leave soon for
Orego n.
Anderson has lived in Costa Mesa since
1930. Prior to joininit the city in 1957. he
\l'nrkcd for R. \\'. r-.l cLcl!an and Stins in
Cnst11 ~1esa He has a \\"ifr. R'lsen1ar\'.
· F:n1ploye~ \\'ill honor BngaJI St a
luncheon Thursday.
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Vaughn said he told Hartelius befare he
ended his JG-year marriage that he was
"hooked. I needed it re.al' bad ." he said,
"but he told me I couldn't get hooked on
it" (Demerol).
Vaughn said he met his v.•ife a year
later in 1'1ichigan while the c-0up1e·s
divorce was being processe d and that
fl1rs. Vaughn "looked real old and looked
like she weighed about 80 pounds .''
He said Mrs. ,Vaughn told hirn that she
\\'as add icted to Demerol and that
Harteliu·s w;is supplying · the drug.
Vaughn said he irninediately had his
estranged wife adm itted lo a local
hOspitat:
v,,ugh n said ·he accused l\artelius or
rcs ponsibili1y for his wife's addi ction. He
said Hartelius denied !ht actusalion and
commented "she's not that bad and
any""·ay I'm not giving it lo her."
Vaughn. \vho now lives in Tennessee,
said his '\\'ife 's hiµs and buttocks "looked
just like a pincushion'' from the repeated
injections of Demerol allt'gedly ad·
ministered by }lartelius.
De Vilbiss today rejected Kur illch's
pre-hear ing plita that the press be barred
frorn the Stale Board of Medical Ex-
an1iners investigation.
Kurilich com11lained of ''bizarre and
ridiculous statements" Iha~ had ap·
pcarcrl as !he result cf Oran.c;e County
Superior Curt aclions anrl ad\•ised !he
five physician committee that Har!eli u~
ha d been branded as "a danger to the
public." •
"It depends · on what the city council
wants in 1he way of pro'>'iding additionaJ
ser.,.ices," he said.
Taxes pajd to Orange County will-no t
be. affected by incorporation, until city of-
ficials begin to aslc for discl!nlinuation of
various strvices. The county rate for ~
h-0mes in lhe Irvine 8,anch Witer Distr-ict
is SI0.2712 per $100 assessed valuation.
In his projections, Dalton foreca sts
Irvine will actually spend only $1 55,600
thr-0ugh June "30, while it takes in
Irvil'!_ 8. "Johnny_:' Br_!IZil,_~1 of 2523
Elden Ave., Costa Mesa, was booked on
suspicion of felony drunk dilviag.
Stephen A. DeJohn, 23, or Trot Warner
Ave., Huntington Beach, was treated i t .
Costa Mesa MemOfial Hospital for his in·
juries and released. '
Police said Brazil was turning left onto.
West Wilson Street ilt Fairview Road ,
when DeJohn 's oncoming motorcycle
passed a bus · in eastbound traffic lanes
and crashed into the slow-moving car,
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parts and in.sur?nce ruo rQugblY $10,000
per year.
Naturally, insurance is important.
"We''>'e never had a dent that we caus·
ed," sa~ Dr. Combs . "We pray every
week the L-Ord will be with us.
'" "But after a.white the statistics just pile
up against you."
Gelling the fleet of buses off on Sunday
morning rounds is a prime concern of the
1nechanical crew, "'hich conducts .1fi·
spection and maintenance every Saturda.y
at the church.
Harold Lundell. a retired ~l arine Corps
master sergeant \\'ilh 20 years· duty,
spends his wor k week as a Garden Grove •
Police Department Humane Officer, He
serves voluntarllv as Baptist bus
maintenance chief ~n Saturdays.
Stcond in command is Roscoe Speak,
an ~engineer.
Lundell and Speak offered some time
ago to p_r9vide an imal cont rol service to
the city of Cost;i Me sa on a contract
basis. but Mayor Robert M. Wilson's
council politely declined.
"~tayor Wilson· is a member of our
church and comes every Sunday, when he
isn•t out of town," Dr. Combs says proud-
ly.
Third mechanic on the Salu rda v shift is
Dan J\1aucrhan, 19, who just "loves to
\\'Ork on engines .
"It"s sort of a hobby \\'ilh him ." says
Dr. Combs.
The 1ritt keeps the nrc! of buses and
t1ro new Volks1va~en v11ns -lhe $10.000
;innual budget includes paymrnts -in
1vorking orde r fo r the drivers. all
.!peciall,Y licensee!.
Jockeying four different brands around
the Orange Coast gives the men a chaac•
1.o de\'elop favorites among the old buse!.
"They prefer the newer ones," Dr.
Comb,s quips wryly.
"We're alway11 on the Io o k o u l fo r
a new bus." he adds, n -0 ! in g they
~re purchased after retirement from
public carrier lines or from de;ilers.
No legitimate source oFf.ering ·a good
deal on a used -One, however; will pe
overlooked in the Baptist bus mini stry.•
Chief coordinator for the Baptist buses
is Denn is 1..0Ck\\'OOd, 24, a st udent at
Pa cific Coast Bible College, Pasadena,
where Dr. CombS also l!!aches. '
~·he Costa J\.1esa theologic;il student
sets routes. stops. schedules and main-
tains regitlar phone contact with drivers
and vol unteer bus captains.
Someone must ride shotgun for trie
driver and ride herd on the smalfer Sun·
day School-bou nd pa ssengers and the bUs
captain is the answer. He is a director or
in•transil fellowship. He is a songleader.
He is a wiper of noses.
The bus captain is equipped to handJe
almost any emergency and ca n
presum ably call for divine guidance when
he feels unequipped.
Just about all contingencies have been
fa ced so far. except for one occ asionally
encountered by airline captains.
No Baptist bus cap!ain has had to An-
nounc~ to passengers-th;it they are be ing
hijacked to St. Joachim·s or .some other
place of worship.
Its Ol'bital inclination to ?-.-tars was 481
de grees.
"As the automa tic station approached
the planet, a ca psule was separated fro m
it and delivered to the surface or Mar11 a
pennant showing tl1e So\•iet Union's coat-
of·arms," Tass said.
·Shortcut =-Shortchange I
On Su1°1day, the Comn1unist party
ne\\.'Spaper Pra,·da said the probe Mars 3
Y.'.1S •·approachiog Mars" a(tcr cort-
du cting solar experin1en!s durin~ its six-
1nonth journry frorn Earth. But the
ne"·spaper n1ade no nlention of the ~tars
2 probe.
T;1ss snid Tuesd,1y "interplanetary
ouler·spal'e 1\·as e,;l)ln!'rd by ·n1eans of
research lns1ru1nents oo board lhe sta·
t1on " during ils Earth lo ~l:irs journey.
"Cnder the flight pro~ran1, mid-courst.
corrections \\·ere Carried out on June 17,
7v. 20 and 2lri" Tass s11id.
W arrn Dece1nber
Beginnii1g Seen
J?on't 1put yoo r' galoshes back In
mnthballs yet , but the Weathermi'ln
predicts for Wtdnesday an unu~111l_y
!'lummery 74 dt.gree$ 11nd 1 sunny first ,
d11y o{ Dectmber . .r .
(hllly winds And .gray overl·ast ~n lhe
Y.'llke or a fet!ble storm fM>nt th11t crept
p.i st !ht Oran.1te Co11st ~looday will
diminlsh 11nd clear up by lonight.
The storn1's fringe dampentd some
areas, dappling fhe sidewalks with rain·
drops .tot.I making fret\\'llfS and surfaa
ttrtt~sHppery for traffic.
Gusts ot "'Ind up to S.5 miles per hour
d:tnctd .. lle™s JWIS of the' S()uthle nd 11nd
arc t:xptcied again \Vednesd11y in moon·
t11ln areas.
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In this area carpet installation labor charges are probably
as low as any place in America, $1.2 5 to $1.50 p•r squ are
yard. '
New York Cily prices for carpet installat.ion are $3 .50 per
square yard. ~any other cities h&ve costs of $3.00 per
yard. Northern California rates are $2 .00 to $2 .50.
What this all po ints out, is the higher chance to get a poor
installation. Kn ow your retaile r! M"ke sure he is a licensed
contractor!
At Alden 's our installers are paid hourly, insurin9 a careful,
complet• installation. We maintain plelllsint, intelli9•nt,
capable min, trained by us. "
Our methods of inst allation are not s • c r e t -NO
SHORTCUTS!
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CARPETS e DRAPES . . .
1663 Placentia Av1 .
COSTA MESA
646-4838
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Increase Opposed
~apo Trustees
Stick With · 50c
Trustees of the Capistraoo Unifi~
School District voted to hold \he line on
taxe6 Monday, ignoring administration
fe<Wesls for a 48-cent increase.
'J.'he''boar.d decided to ask th e voters to
ex~d the existing 5().ccnt tax override
for another three years. The tax election •
will .ta~e place March 7. ,
Dow1a tfae
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All . Year School
To Be Discussed. : <
MISSION VIEJO -Year-round school
will be i:liscussed at tonilitil's 7:30
o'clock meeting of -the Cordil~era 1~hool
Paunt-teacher As sociat ion in the 1school . .
multipurpose roon:i.
Dr. Bill Stocks, a s s·i s t a n t
superintendent of the San Joaquin
Elementary School District. will present
plans for the year-round school program
and also disc'uss the coming lax ovei'ride
· election. • .
Also on the agenda \\'ill he Bob Toepfer
vice president of the Missio n Viejo
Company, who will discuss the company's
past, present and future plans. ·
Road to Go I•!
MISS ION VIEJO -Plans ha ve been
.announced by the Mission Viejo Company
for the complelion of 'Jeronimo Road in
September of 1972.
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DAILY PILOT l'IMllo by JO!ln V1Uen.o
DAZED VICTIMS OF FIVE·CAR .FREEWAY ACCIDENT ARE HELPED BY OFFICER JOHN ZIEGLER
Powde·red Cl1y Spilled in the F1t11ity_ Covered Victims; SM Addltion1I Picture, ~age 3
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Blown Tire Fatal to One
• Seven Injured in . Grinding San Clemente Crash Completion of the "missing link" wil\
provide access across a 43-acre parcel
which is about to be developed in Mission
Viej o's northern <1rea. Bf JOHN VALTERZA The 12:40 p.m. tragedy occu:-red San Clemente police, firemen and
Motoris'ts will be able to drive from 01 "'' a.n~ "11" '11" midway between Avenida Pico and lifeguards au sped to the scene with
Marguerite Parkway through to El Toro. A blown tire on a heavily loaded pickup Camino de la Estrella. vehicles which were used for ambulance
De t11ocrat.s /tleet Public Hearin_g truck and the lack of a centei freeway The first impact was with Samarin's transport. Victims were taken to South _ divider created a deadly series of grind-· EL TORO ..... The s 11 {I d 1 e b a c k 1n·g-co·111stons-Nrlhe-sarro1ega· Fri:!-eway~ -auto,-whlch....crossecllnto._opposite_Janes _Coll Co_mmunity_ Hos_pi_tal_ana l\-1ission _
Democralic club will meet at 8 p.m. On Annexa lion in San Clemente Monday killing one after the crash and careene.9 over the Conununlty Hospital.
\Vedncsday for its r'egular meeting. person and gravely injurin·g seven others. embanli:ment. The dead man's ·Wife, The city's own ambulance -the only
Guest speaker for the evening will be The wreckage or five vehicles and a Maria, 52; was thrown from the sedan fully equipped emergency Vehicle In the
t1ary Evelyn Bryden , ·administrative Slated Monday th ick cloud of dried clay dust snarled all anti suffered major injuries. area -also was put to use. ~slant to Fourth District Supervisor la nes of travel for at l!last an hour. In the opPosite Janes ineanwhile, the Clay dust carried in sacks on the
Ralph Clark, o.ddressing 'the me_mbc rs on The dead man, whose car swerved to k th · "d 'ped d piC'kup hampered rescue efforts and at public transportation in Orange county. • A public hearing of the re.Wlt.s of the avoid the truck and slammed through a true en s1 esw1 an auto riven by
ll'he meeting will be held 11t the home of study on the-possible annexation of Dana barrier and over a steep bank was Juan Byron Hahn, 68, of Los Angeles, who suf-times cut visibility severely at the scene.
Stabley Van den Noert, .22805 Laumont Point 11nd Capistrano Beach to San Juan A. Samarin. 54, of Guadalupe, Baja fe r2d moderate Injuries. His car landed It coated officers and victims alike.
Drive. ~apistrano will take place Morlday , ~c. California, fl.1exico . ,,.a.t_op a northbound barrier. California Highway Patrolmerl' today
-The accident was the worst of the yea r f )'he tr.uck then collided with a 1964 were examining the pickup and ruptured Home To11r Set The meeting ·Will be held at 7:30. p.ni. in In the clty limits of San Clemente . A sedan driven by Daniel Marques Avita, Marco Forster Junior High in San Juan f L 1 tire.
MISSION VIEJO _ A home tour is C . t . squad of lifeguards were ·quickly sum-50, o 5652 iDCil n Ave., Cypress. He suf-Th h h d ap1s rano.. th f d · 1 • • d e eras was t e secon in as many being sponsored by• the Mission Viejo Sponsored by the Dana Point Citizens -mooed to e sce11e to he lp in rescue ere . ser1ou~ OJUr1es, .. a~ id his
• ~Association of Artists and craftsmen for Action, the gathering will mark the work. -.. passengker, Carmen Tru11llo, 56, 1 of days Jn the area in which the lack of
Sajurday, Dec. 4. first tim e the study has been formally The southbound pickup truck laden with Norwal ; Jessie Ramirez, 67, also of divider protection figured prominently .
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Admission wili be St .for four homes .. presented to the public. ~ried clay powder blew a tire, highway Norwalk, and Jesus Vega Gutierrez, 46, Last Suf)day,.on..a.s.tretch of freeway at
Jh II d . to the scholarship Guest speakers according 00 Dana patrolmen said, then swe rved across the whose Jill'ess was not immediately Sa 0 f tat' 1 ded Ith wi a procee s going 1 d' 'd . ,_ f availabl . n no re, a s ion wagon oa -w r d Point Citizens president Jim Regelbrugge grave 1v1 er tnw a group o cars un · ~,,.11 be San Juan 'layor Tony Forster and heading north. . The final _ colli&ion on the rapid se-10 persons careened across the bare strip
the tour will begin at 7 p.m. at the c1·1y Mana•er n ;n'ald G. We1'dner. The truck was driven by John Wal.ter quencei nvolvcd a large food services van and strtick another vehicle. ""....,e of P.1r. and fl.1rs. Ollie Ragan, 26372 ., Lil.I F f d · b p I La M · 25 f El · · ed d """' v· j Also on hand to answer questi'ons will owler, 28, o .Do.wney. The vehicle riven ~. au rry orue, • o Santa even persons were 1n1ur an a Papagayo Drive. ~1ission 1e o. bel F F s · H h I I b ed to d th · that
h ·u be be members of the city staff who helped ongs. to ran.kiln Adams Co . ., .a e prmgs. e was not ur , patro men young woman urn ea m ac-.~~~~~1!0a~h~h~tri~~t l~~:e. omes wi compile information for the lengthy -ceramics supply firm wtth operations 1n _..wet-~ cldent.
Also opening their .homes for thi tour document. ~~ent~. Fowler 5_!lffered moderate
will be Mr. and Mrs. Waller lt Miller, Invitations to the meeting have been 1n1ur1es in ttie crash.
Dr. and l\1rs. Theodore \-Vitt, ariti Mr. and extended to Sa n Juan's City Council and
Mrs. George CoJe. . the F_apistrano Beach Commun it '/
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Swanson, 837-3143 or Diane Edwards, 83(). Residents or all three .areas involved
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AFS Kids Chosen.
MISSION VIEJO -Two fl.1 \ssion Viejo
High School juniors have been selected to
live abroad under the American Field
Service "Americans Abroad'' program.
1r oomCs are available, Barbara
Ainbrose and Steve Ramirez may have
Ill opJXlrtunity to live with a family in
another country.
t.-1iss Ambrose is the daughter of Mr.
and . Mrs. Frank Ambrose of , fl.fission
Vlejo. Mr. and ~rs. Robert Ramirez of
JdiMion Viejo &re ~he parents of ~
second semi-finalist.
Both were_chosen from a field of 2(1
1pplicant.S. 1'he lwo juniors. are row
wa iting for _placement by the AF,.S New
Vork office.
are welcome at tfle public meeting .
Break-in Found
But Nothing Gone
San Clemente patrolmen found all the
evidence of a burglary at lifeguard head·
quarters early today -exce~ one ke.¥
ingredient. ~
Nothing was missing. .,
Officers found a sliding glass door ajar
.. at-about 2 a.m.
Footprintsr apparently left by an in-
truder were noted 11 well. officers said,
but a check of the facility revealed
nothing. taken.
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Capistra1io l'ule C_ontest Opens
-For Jeff Wllhard savage of San EQ.lry forms are available for the 1971
Clemente, the loss or a va lua ble guitar home and business decoration contest
Mo.nday was fit for a blues tune. · sl')(lnsored by the San Juan . Capisl.fano
Sav8ge told police someone crawled Cflamber of Commerc~ · 1 J..:isi year's tra tional th e .. m e ·
through a bathroom wind ow at about 4:45 "Christmas ~ " will not be
p.m. Monday then exited with the in· adhered to this year. The-theme will be
1~ valued at $450. l eft Open to any Chrlstinas subject.
One Of Wllhard's friends noticed IOITI&-• Judging w41 be done by a committee of
.: . ·judges to l>e..chosen by the ' San Juan
one wal~ni away from the ~s1dence Beautiful committee. All judging wlll be
at 127 B Del t.Jar with tbe guitar and dooe on the evening of Dec.1-4.
assumed It had been loaned to the Decorations will have to be visible from
unidentified man. / the exterior of homes or buildings in
Police, said l~ lhlel n escaped with, order· tO qualify. There wlll be follr
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business, store or office.
Entry forms .will ·~ &\'.allp.ble. at El
Poep, Southern California Fir"st NaUonal
Bank or from th'e secretary of the ch~mber. Mrs. Barbara PuOen, suite 10,
El Adobe Plaza.
c4Cnpieled forms must be in the.
secretary's ofiice'by Friday, Dec. 10 •
Trophfes will be awarded Friday, Dec.
17 an.er a plnata party and general
gathering at San Juan Elementary
Scliool. The party will beg\n·at 7 p.m, and
all children under 12 are invited to break
plnatas !WI ot..urprlses.
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Soviet Ship
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MOSCOW (UPI) -The Soviet Union's:
unmanned Afars • 2 probe has put a
capsule bearing a Soviet pennant on e
red planet and is now in orbit around
Mars, the Tass news agency said today.
Tass said the five-ton Mars 2 probe,
launched May 19,. went into Mars orbit
Saturday. Before enterrng orbit It ejected
a capsule "which delivered to the surface
of Mars a i)eMant with_a,depiction.of-tbe
Sov iet fiag."
Scientific sources said both Mars 2 and
f.1ars 3, launched a week later, carried
equipment designed to soft-land and seek
life on Mars.
T&ss said Mars 3, launched May 28.
was also proceeding en route to Mars. ·
Th& U.S. Mariner 9 is already orbiting
Mars .
.AlLsystems aboard-Mars 2-are · fune<o
tioning normally, Tass said~
Tass said, "the station was put on a
trajectory passing at a ' distance of 1,250
kil ometers (570 miles) from Uie surface
of Mafs.
Tass; gave no Jurther detai!S of the
capsule placed on Mars. There was no In..
dica!ion whether the capsule also con-
tained instruments to search for signs of
life. ·
After t~ajectory placement, Mars f Was
orbiting Mars once every 18 hours.-It was
a minimum of 818 miles and a maxlmU:m
of 15,500 miles from the planet's surface.
Its orbital inclinaUon t.o Mars was 43
degrees.
"As the automatic . station approached
'the planet, a capsule· was separ.ated from
it and delivered to the surface of Mars a
pennant showing the Soviet Union's coat..
()f-arms." Tass. said.
On Sunday, the Communist party
newspaper Pravda said the probe Mars S
was "approaching Mars" after con-
-ducting solar experiments during its six4
month journey from Earth. But the
newspaper made no mention of the Mars
2 probe. .
Tass sai d Tuesday "interplanetary
outer-space was explored by means of
research instruments on board the sta•
tion" during its Earth to Mars journey •
Bandits Shoot 7
In NY Holdup
NE~ YORK (UPI) -A gang of ski·
-masked-holdupmen,--armed -with . a
shotgu n and a semiautomatic rifle that
ma y have 6'ee~n stolen less than 24 hours
earlier from a State armory, woundclt
nine persons today In a $16,000 robbery at
the Harlem Savings Bank.
Police at the scene rePQrted the rob-
bers had fired "Indiscriminately." They
said at least three and as many as six
men were involved in the bank robbery.
The robbers fled in a green Pontiac
which they abandoned severaJ blocks
west of the bank. PoUce said they ap-
parently ran through Ri verside Park to a
waiting blue Cadillac .
,Police emergency squad units, two
helicopters and a motor launch converged
on the area overlooking the Hudson
[\iver.
Orange <:east
Weather
Gusty winds will whip up some
warmer weather for the Orange
Coast Wednesday, with tempcra-
lures ranging from 65 to 75 degrees
un<ler m9stly sunny skies. •• · lNSIDlo: TOD/\ V
The community theater season
has reached iu peak with the
final production of 1971, the
lrvirie Community Theater'1
"Deoth of a Salesman." See En· tertai1unetit, Page 20.
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FBI · Sticl{s to Search for ~ Paracliute--Pirate-
\YOOULAND, Wash. AP) --An
ai:rp&Ma ·hijacker l\u vanished with two
pandlulot and-$200,000, and the Rarch
for hhn has ended for'all but the FBI.
A ~nlversily of \\'ashington socioloiisl
calls the sky piracy an "a\\'esome fea~ in
the ballle of 1nan against the mat•hine."
Dr. Otto Larsen said lhe skyjac.kcr ap.-
parently has won public adn1Jration as
.,·one n1an o.vere<>tTiing, for the tin1e being
anyway, technology, the corporation, 1he
e.stab\ishment, the system."
-ntus,; .arsen ii;aid:-the hijacker "come5
Off as a kind of curious Robin Hood, tak·
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inti from lh;rich - or 1t lrast the tii& Wasir.;sheriWI oHiee-said Monday ot the
and compltx. lt doegn't m•Uu w}\ether ~arch fof .the tuja~ker 1n the bru!hy,.
he-gives itio·the PoOt or n6tt 1 Umbered Casc1de Mountain foolhllls or
FBI ofUclals in PorUand, Ort., and tou1hwe1t W11hin1ton. •
Seattle say they will continue their The FBI continued questioning dor.ens
pursuit of the ma.o Who apparenHy balled of persons whO believed they recognlted
out of the hljacked Norlhwest Airlines a L'Ornposite skctcf. or the hijacker, but
jrtliner last week as ii fl.cw from Seattle the investign tors reported no success in
to Reno, ev. finding a definite lead,
But local law enforcerncnl agencies Officials said they had Concentrated the
ha\·e tui-fled lo-other ch-Ores. se<1rch •around \\'oodland because the
''There's noth ing new and we've taken jetliner's flight reco rder had indicated
our-men ·off unless 90mething·else turns •• small shifts in the p11ne 'g air pc;>1ilion aa
up." a spokesma.n for t.he Ctark County, it pass~ over the area.
Law enforcement office.rs ·se.arthln for
the'hljtcktr we:tt faced wtth thl'ft major
d.lsadv1ntagt1 -rarprln. piecemeal
evldtnet and the meticulous pla nnin& •
Which apparently went ·into the deal,' the
·first ln\11ll\llng the escape of a hijacker by
parachute.
The air pirate seized control of the
Plane 1'hanksgiving Eve , pa ssing a note
lo stewardess Florence Schaffner which
said he had a .bomb and would btow up
the plane unless he got what he wanted.
Hi.1 demands -bizarre. at the outset~
ln retrospect prO\lided an insight into the
Millionai re
May Have Left
2 'More Wives
Carpenter Gets Sl1ort En'd
Of Se nate's Remap Ruling
By TERRY COVILLE
Of Hit OtllY l"lllf Slt ff From Wire Services
A sexagena rian importer wh-0 left
y.•idO"'S in Santa An a and Torran ce -
-each asking all or a share of his Sl.06
million estate -mag-Jla\le had a third
and fo urth spouse in South ·Amt'rici.
State Senator Dennis Carpenter was on
the short end or the Senate's 24 to 6 ap-
proval of a Co,n greSsio nal reap-
-portionment plan Monday because he
doesn1t--feel a-new -black--district should
'ha\le been created in Los Angeles.
The surprise disclosures' came l\ionday
durinc probate hea ring testimony in Los.
Angeles County Superior Court ii.I di&1
' posal of Juan A. Vargas ' fortune.
Vargas, Peruvian·bom. oiaintained two
.--'· hoose~lds without delection for 26 years
until he died in a July. 1969 traffic crash.
A motel cler« tt'Stified-he checked in
with 78 different women in 29 months, the
final .tryst being the night before his un-
timely freeway col!i.ssion. Mr. Vargas
Y.'as 64. -
.Judge Robert Kenn y '"'as already faced
\1•ith the decision on claims by Mr s. '
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ST,.BBING SUSPE CT
RoM Ma,i• ..W.rdy
J osephine Vargas. 54. of 11645 Lin· Kin
denh.urst Ave .. and Mrs. Mildred Vargas, . • der garten
65: of the Torrance· residence.
The Torrance widow wed Vargas in
_1929 and wants all the estate. -· Pu-p·1"ls Watch
The Sarita Ana spouse -who wed him
in 1945, believing his story of a bad mar· T .. bb
·nrlage and Mexican dl•"ce -wants WO s ta· ings r 30,000 for 26 years as wife . vnd
housckce""'r. -\Ill". s r~ ~ • AN FRANCISCO (AP) -Terrified
VargAs divided his strictly scheduled kindergarten youngsters watched as a
'life between the two women and two \1·oman who had entered their classroom
households. \Vhich included se ven stabbed two teachers several times with
children between them . ail ice pick . ._.-·
Altorriey Ervin Rocdef, representing The woman surrendered to police and
the Sanlf Ana ~idow. told Judge Kenny complained that one of !he wounded in·
Monday that he was contacted by structorS earlier had made her daught er
telephone from a third alleged wife cry . offi~rs said.
visiting a Mexico City hotel. Rosemary Hardy, 34, was booked ror
The mystery call~~ S"j:~ Vargas W~{ \:9 fnYCStigation of two counts of attempted
meet her, but didn t arrn~e. .r murdei-Monday afternoon officers said
_ "When she called , . she learned of his when she surrendered seve'ral hours afte; deal~,'.' Roeder Said.. "Shel ,~~me • the $1abblngs al Hillcrest School .jn the
hysterical when r, to1d thtt or tpe. !;launs ,. Portoli. Heights dh1trict.
by the other. two wt.. Inspector John Lanthier said Mrs.
Roeder sajd the l~..m er called bac~, Hardy told him she had written to one of
although sh~ claimed S:b't wed V~rgas .10 the stabbed tea"chfrs', Joan Hoskey, last ~ogota .. Colombia in 1927 and b6r.e him Week "asking that her child be treated
five children. . . better." He said the mother complainc<J
Stunned courtroom obser\lers we re still that "the teacher n1ade he r (the child )
mull ing ove~ this, when"Rudy Maldona~o, cry.'; -t
• 44. of Hunt1ngt?n ~ark1 told of meeting Both teachers were reporled in seriou!
yet a fourlh w1f.e in Ltma, Peru , s~\len condition , Miss llosk.eJ. 39; the teacher ·.,
years ago. whose class the "'8SSailant invaded, UIT-•
der\\·en t surgery rpr stomach wounds ;ind
Book Fair. Se t
For Y uleti rn e
Books of all varielies will be read.Y for
early Christmas shoppers at the F.I Mor-
1'--~ro E.lemenlary School Book Fair in
aguna Beach Friday and Saturday from
10 a.ni. to 3 p.1n.
Sponsore4 by the language arts classes
;it rhe school and the Children·~ Book
Shoppe in Corona del 1\lar. Ifie book fa.Ir
\l'ill ra ise fund s for a music:il ph1.Y based
on "The \\find ln the Willow.s.'' and writ-
ten by the language arts stud('nts.
The sale is open to the public and
refreshmMls will be &er\led on the-school
patio.
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ni"''' A. Murp!.:n1 M•n•;lng Edol!>r
Chtrltl H. Uos Jlic~1rd P. Nill
Au•il•nl N.11111:"' Ea 1tor1
i..t111• lffcll Office .IJ 21? f or11t AvtnY•
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Se11 Cl11111111 Office
305 N,11h El C1111in11 R11 I, 92672
Otllff OfflcH
al so had been stabbe<J in the neck, chest
and baC:k. • · ·
Shirley Bayerle. 35, \Va s treated for
"'ounds in the left eye. face . neck and
bac~. \l'hi ch police said she received after
shr rushed lo r-.·liss Jloskcy's aid.
Firsl to reach the scene after the stal>-
bin_gs was Lanny Warren, a 37-ycar-old
cus!odian. who said he "heard the
children crvin~ ... No. thry weren't
~crtam1ng. They're cryiiig like Jitlle kids
do."
Principal Jerome Kenned y said he
entered the ci'assroon1 in respon se to
\1·ord there wa s an t'mergency.
"There \1'as a heavyset bla ck woman
bending 0{1er i\lrs. Hayer le," he said.
"She had Mrs . Bayer!e down on lhe floor.
She, the black wornan, was .on her
knees.''
"I pllllecl 1h!!. won1an off 1'.·1rs . Baycrle.
She said, ·.You le11ve me alone.' '-
"! said. 'You leave her alone.' '1 Ken·
ncdy said lhc woman then ran off.
Ne w Wate r Di rectors
Take Sea ls T h ursda y
Ne\\·\v elected directors of the South
Coiist County \\'ater District 11o \l\ lake
thfir seat~ on the board at its re gular
n1eeling Thursday at 7:~0 p.m. at the
district office 3J6.S2 2nd Ave., South
Laguna .
Robert Dwyer, top · vote-getter at the
~ov. 2 wiit!'r board clect.ie n, vdll be in·
~t:illed for lhe fi rst tinll', along with llar-
'ild Eclwiirct.q. '"'ho has previously served
nn th' boartt, and Trd J. O'Cpnnell, in·
cun)fJcnt who 11o as re-elected Nov. 2.
"The senator feels Orange County, not
Los JA.ngeles, should ha\le received a new
~ongressional district." explained Dave
Liggett,. administrative aide to the
Newport Beach Republican.
"The population in Los Angeles has ac-
tuaUy deci:,eased," Liggett c~ued .
"This is l~e logical place in terms of new
population and geography for a new
Wstrict." _
Here''s how · Liggett said the con-
gressional plan ado pted by the Senate
Modey aUect.s Orange County: •
-Rep. John Schmitz (R-Tustin ) will no
longer represt'nl the West'ern White
House and the San Clemente area.
sChmitz' di strict will ·be more in'8nd,
around the Tustin area! according to the
Senate plan. -
-A new district ba:: been sel up
covering the Orange Coast from Laguna
Beach south.into San Diege County. San
Diego County wU~ control the new district ·
population·wise. State ·senator Claire
Burgener ( R-Sa1 Dtego) jg expected to
run for this seat.
-The distrjct of Rep. Del Clawson IR-
Downeyl has been stretched into Orange
County in Cypress, Buena Park and part
of Anaheim.
-Rep. Ci'alg Hosmer (R-Long Beach)
remains in a mostly unchanged district
which covers much of Huntington Beach.
-The dislrict of Rep. Richard .Hanna
(£>.-Anaheim ) is shifted somewhat, with a
slight finger reaching into Lo.1 Angeles
County.
"We thin~ Clawson and ,Burgener are
both good men, but the sedator still feels
Orange County should have had Its own
La st Rites Held
For Mrs. Calder
Gravesi de ~ervices wer~ held ~ondar
at Pacific View Mem,orial Park for Alice
Ethel C.aldef, 32353 Stonington Road.
·Soulh Laguna,. who died Friday al !be
ageo{7L ··
Mrs . Calder is survived by her hus-
band, John : two sons. John L. of Van
Nuys and Donn A. of Colorado Springs; a
daughter. Ann Randall of Laguna Beach:
and by four grandchildren .
The Rev. John R. -Oavis will oUiciate at
the service.
l\1emorial donations may be directed lo
the American Cancer Society.
Mrs. Ha rriso n
Services Held
The Rev. James Kirk officiated at
fU[leral services this morn ing in the
PaCifir View Chapel for Lenore Barbara
Harrison, 42[1 S. Coast llig hway, Laguna
Beach, who died Saturday at the Lagu na
Beach Nursing Home. She was 96.
Mrs. llarrlson. a nati\le of Durham,
N.C., had lived in the counly for 30 years.
·Stie is survi\led by a daughter, t\1rs.
James Holland , and by three nieces. . .
Se u. Bennett I ll
\\rASHINGTON IAP) -Sen . Wallace
F. Bennett (R-Uta h) has been hospitallt.·
ed at Bethesda Naval Hospital after 1uf-
ferlng a spe'll of weakness duri ng a
speech before the White House Cnn·
fercnce on Aging. An aide said f\.1onday,
howt'ver , that there ilJ no cause for
se rious concer n \bout the 73·year-0ld
senator.
CG•ll 11.f:ll' 3)11 Wttl 81y S!fr•! "'""'~'I 11 .. c~: JJU N•"''""' l o.nt"lltd 1'1~/l!l/WTOll 811~; i/lll Clttc.'I llO'ltlf~tr• l11ju1·ecl El To1·0 Cyclist
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Rea cl )'·to Race Bil{e Ag aiI1
An El Toro youth lnjurc1t r('("cnt\y In 11 Young Oobh!! susUiined inltmal In·
1n0Ulrcyclt' !1'clng 11ccit1ent i!I bark on hiii juries in the accident and spent 18 da ys
fttt :ind N'Jld)' to g<'I back on hJs <'yrl e. in l\11ssion Communily .Hospital before ~1ark Dobbs. o( 1.'Wll t.arkwood Lane.
sa)s ihe l\O\' 5 nli!lhap 111 ihc"EI Toro being rcle:ased No1'. 23.
Spttd'"'ay has not at all d1rn 1nlshtd hi• He Says It 'ft'as hi~ first se'rious accldtnl
t'nlhu$lasnf r11r ra elng "'hilf: racing ("I broke my . foot btfort,
"The cJoctor said ii "'ould bt six but that was nothing''). a sport he ha~
n1ontlfs tn t1 \1•:1r bl'f/:'lfe 1 could race been ln\lolvcd in for about two ytarii .
new district." ·
Liggett said he expects only minor
changes: in the reapportionment plan. and
no real change in the phllosophy of where
Uie new dlstritts ought to be.
Besides the new Los Angeles "black10
district and the San Diego-Orange County
district, three other new congressional
dlstrlct.s were created in the Central
Valley, Santa Clara County and the San
Be'rnardino-Riverside area.
The A s s e m b 1 y ' s 'Reapportio111 ment
Committee approvef a s i m i 1 a r •
Congressional plan MOl)day. The °';'IY dif-
ference between the two plans is that
under the Senate proposal the city of Tor·
ranee would be in Democratic .Rtp.
Charles Wilson's district, wtiile the As·
sembly plan put.s Torrance in the new
bla ck distric t.
State laaders say the new congressional
plan gi\les two sea~ lo the Democrats.
two to Republican! and leaves one a
tossup.
Trustees Plead
For Revamp_in g
Elec ti Qn' Se tup
Trustees of the _§yldleback Community
College .. Di~ will hear another
plea to abandon their current method of
electing' members at.large mstead of by
trustee areas.
Tru stees of the Capislrano Unified
School District vot~d unanimously Mon-
day to make The request again in view of
evidence that "communications are
deteriorating between Saddleback College
and the college community."
Capistrano bo ard · members a n d
trustee.s of 1 the Laguna Beach Unified
SchoolJ>istrict sent similar req~sts.six: •
months ago. The college failed to respond
to the letters. . 1 Capistrano's resolution asks trye board
to acknowledge ; this request in· .a
• ree!lonable lime "so that arl' atmosphere
of mutual rcspe~d understandin_g can
be developed." ·
The resolution also 8sks Saddleback to
specifically revise its method of election
to trustee areas so ':residents in each
trUstee area can vole solely for an in-
dividual th~y would know 'and ha\le con-
fi dence in."1
It also asks the Saddlebac\.: board to
make .. eHorls to see k advice from the
three .con1ponent school districts in cur-
riculunt development and other affairs
that arrect the total educational en·
terprlse.
Three board members will attend the
Saddlebac\.: College Board meeting on
l>cc. 13 as an officia l delegation. Other
1nembers of lhe board are plan!fing to at-
tend as individuals.
The Capistrano board rescheduled a
n1ttting they had planned for Dec. 13 to
Dec. 14 so tfal they can attend the Sad-
dleback melting en masst'.
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care!ul P.:li1nnlng which apparently went ~ ... o~n~ only by a 1tatlc llne attached to
into "bll oper1tion. -planer
He 1.sked for $200 000 which ht recelv-He ·released-the S6 other pas1en1ers
• ' ' , 11 J and two of the alrcraft'1 1lx crew t'd In $20 bills, and for two parac~ e • members and then specified to pilot
And he said h~ wanted to go .to Mexico. William Scott how the plane should be
The pla!1e circled o\le r Seattle for Z'1 flown to a refueling· stop at Reno, Ne\/.,
h-Ours \vhlle the mont'y and parachutes en route to MeJ iCQ -altitude no more
were obt ained. than 10 000 feet the rear boalidlng door
\\rhen 1he plane landed so the hijacker open, tbeJail'difli gear eilende.d and flaps
cnuld pick up the monqy and the chules, · lowered to slow airspeed to 200 miles per
he ordered two more ·parachutes -hour. · ..
sports ch~tes whit!h could be opened by The type of aircraft -a Boel11g 727 -
hand du~1~g .a free fall. )'.be fir st oneL ma y ha\le been in\lolved .more··by~coolct
were nuhtary chutes which could be than chance. A Boeing· spokesman 11id
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HIJACKER SKETCHED
Artist's 'O. 8. Coop•r'
De11iocrp.ts Li>~e
Bid lo Limit
'Fr eeze' Period ·
From Wire Services
WASHINGTON -The Senate rejected
74-14 today a Democratic a(te mpt to limit
the extension o( President Nixon's wage
and price control. authority to two
months.
The ou tcome appeared to make it cer·
lai n the President would w~ full
year's continuance, lo Apri!M,.1973) that
be asked.
Sen. Fred R. llarris (D-Okla.), offered
,the amendment to limi t the extension to
June 30, 1972.
Hirris said he believed it ""°·ould be
madness for a Democratic' congress w
grant sUch broad powers to a Republi can
President for a period running through .
and beyond the ;>residential election next
Nove mber.
But only 13 Democratic colleagues join-
ed the Oklahoman in supporting the
sh-Orter extension .
Also rejected 74-15 was Harris amend·
menl la. requi re that antitrust actions be
brought against a number of large cor:
porations in an effort to make the na·
tiooal economy more competiti ve.
Ttre Senate' also refu sed today to order
Presi dent Nixon to ·control interest rates
as long as he keeps controls_ on prices and
wages.
It rejected 70 to 19 a proposal by Sen.
Vance Hartke (£>.-Ind.), fTlanda ting in-
terest rate controls that woul d permit
rates to rise no more than prices are
permitted to rise.
Led by Sen. John G. Tower (R-Tex.),
opponents argued that · a ceiling on in·
terest rates lends to become a floor
belo11o· which they do not· go. He said in-
terest rate~ have dropped iiubstantial!y
since Nixo n started his new economic
program Aug. 15.
the 7'!1 is the only CQmmercial jetliner
from which a person could ball out !UC-
cessfully. The passenger stairs lower
vertically from the tall, and 1'lt would be
a \/Cry safe drop ... away from the flaps
and engines," the spokesman said.
As the plane took off for Reno, the hi·
jacker stayed 'in the rear of the plane and
·the four crew members ln the cockpit, as
he ordered.
' 'Fhe last words the crew had with tht
hijacker over the aircraft intercom
system came atx:iftt the tlhe !he aircraft
lurDbered through cloudy, night skies
over the Woodland area .
Air Force pilots followi'ng the hijacked
plane said they did not see anyone le ave
the darkened, unpressurized and frigid
pa ssenger compartment of the airliner,
, but when it touched down at Reno the sky
pirate was gone.
"He took leave of us somewhere
between here and Seattle," Scott said,
adding that a cockpit indicator showed
the rear boarding stairs were lowered at
the time the crew last talked with the hi·
jacJcer.
Agents found two of the.parachutes in
the plane, one open an d torn. That led to
a theory the hijacker uSed some of the
material to bind the money to his body,
when he jumped.
Alth-Ough officials said they intended to
provide everything the man slemanded,
th ey learned a day after the incident that
one of the parachutes they gave him wa~ 1 a nonfunctional training model. •
"They grabbed the first one in sight,
not kn_owiog anything about parachutes,"
said-Earl· €ossey of Seattle Sky Sports,
who packed the chutes. --
The 1'1'o Chutes rem.a:ffl\ng in the plane
were functional , the FBI said.
-Cl ark County Undersheriff Tom
McDowell summed it up,..at the end al tht
second day of se arch· on Friday.
"\Ve·re looking either for a parachutt
01 a hole in thti ground." ·
Cushman Tapped
To be Marine
Command1.1nt ·
WASHINGTON (Aft ) -President Nix·
on today announced he will nominate Lt.
Gen. Robert E: Cushman Jr., deputy
director of the Central lntelligenc~ Agen-
cy, to become comrr:andant of the Marina
Corps. -•
The 56-year-old Cushman. NO. 2 man at
CIA since 1969, would serve a four-year
term as Marine commandant. succeeding
Gen. Leonard F. Chapman Jr., who will
retire Dec 31.
Cushman is no stranger lo Nixon, haV-
lng served as his assistant for nationil
security affa irs in the 1950s when Nixo n
-was viCe ·preside"nt.
At the Pentagon, the betting favorite in
some circles for head of the Marine
Co rps had been Lt . Gen. John Chaisson,
chief of staff of the corps. Some
observers felt C\Jshman's CIA assign·
ment was of such importance that he
would 11ot be ta pped for a pur~ly militllry
post.
\l.'hite l1ouse • secretary Ronald L.
Ziegler s<iid he did not know who would
replace Cushman at CIA. He said he was
equally Uncertain whetber the job would
go to a civilian or a military officer.
Mistorically, the No. 2 job has been filled
by a mili!ary man. ~--
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as lo.w as an y place in America, $1.25 to $1.50 per square •
yar.c!,
New York C ity prices f9r carpet installation are $3.SO per
squa.re y1rd. Many other cities ha\le costs ·of $3.00 p•r
yard. Northarn California rat11 are $2.00 to $2,.SO.
What this en points out, is the h,igher c hance to get -a poor
installation. Know your retailef! 'M a~e sure he is 1 licensed
conttactor!
At Alden's our installers a re paid hourl y, insuring a careful,
coinpl•te installation. W.J. maintain ~leasant, inte/1i g1nt1
c1p1ble m•n, trained by us.
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-'(}p~n Door' Attitude-Sp rks-Bnrgla~ ..
By PATRICK ~VLE . the Soft-spoken officer whp heads up HoiDeowners h1Ve ·Jett · their doors °' "" D111r P'1i.1 11111 "bur8lary Jnvestigatlons "the number of . unlocktjl -sometimea standing open -
Open doors, ~ocked wi~1~ows ~nd an burglar'es has been i~a.slng." ~ and some cases it. almost •Pj>!ared that
attitude by residents that 1t can t hap--But-[ type of loot stOlen nevtt· tbe resident was inviting the crime.
pen J.o me" n"'ve led to_an eruption of Jimentz recalled a recent trip to a Cl.Jfl -........, changes. Jimenez says the thieves con-0r·v a"·-ent complex to ill"•trate borglaries . almbSt unprecedented in ' e ..-..... . -1inue to take money, televisions and the lack ·of care In guarding the.tr
Laguna Beach crime. annals. stereo equipment -in that order -and . valuablea taken by some residents.
W_ith three more illegal entry crimes the police have recovered praclically He said he walked past a ground floor
reported Monday, the total number of art none of it. apartment where the curtains had been
tltllni ther5•nd to come right In, the
door was ked. People·should rtally
make ou.ie: arriagements in • case like
that."
·He 11ay11 the department Is able to mak~
armts In Gilly lbout 25 pereent of It.<
burglir.ry casts and that the stolen pre>-
-pert,,· recovery rate it "very low." .
ti Cy a atolen stereo or television set, main-
ly because the owner has not ..kept a
record of the: serlaJ numbei-.
"They just never think about the serial
number," he says. "They may keep the
papen awhile, but they finally throW
them away."
Today's Fl•al -
TEN CENTS
Wav~
ve burglary preve•tlon
program Jn a ·effort to help curb this
rising crime cate. esides simply asking
a resJdenl IQ litek doors, the police
may begin furnishing the homeOwner with
an engraving tooJ so that he may eJ11grave
his driver's license number on all
valuable propert"y. ·
Such a program hu wbrked well in
other cities, the detective notes. Jf the
stereo or television were easil)' Jden-
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Colony burglaries for No.vember climbed Burglars have struck primarily In the left ope'1, 'exhiblting an expensiYe Mereo
t.cl"S3'. The° monthly average is only about night hours, bUt Jimenez Says lfiire ha'Vt! an:!Onte~:m~~rst:.. ... 'l no'·," M aald. 25. recently been a great number or daytime u1e uvu .. i.c '"' °"'
"Instead Qf going down at the end of burglaries while, residents have been ••telling . a friend that . the apartment
th11summer," says Det. Alex Jimenez, away at work. O\.l!Der was~a.way for a little~while and
"We..have had a rash of early morning
entries~· he notes; "~here ~ suspect
has lien after money. We almost have to
catch the.' thlM in the act' to get a con-
viction, bcca~ onoe money is obtained,
It is V«Y bani to Identify."
"If we hiid the numbers and found the
stolen item, w~ a1uld at least get the
suspect for po~esslon of stolen property.
But tr yo11 can't tie the property with the
victim, tt ls very-hard to file a com-
plaint."
' tifiable, it would faciUt3te the more rapid
recovery of the property itnd make 1t ·
easier to convict the burglar of the
crime, he adds. · • Bul he·•dds thal It Is also bani to Iden· Jimenez says the department ls plan·
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Hilltop· Developing
Angry Residents . .
Oppose Projects
By FREDERICK SCHOEMEHL
Of IM o.rtrPllol 51•H
Onellicture almost equaled 1,000 words
Monday night in South Laguna.
The picture was an artistic rtndering
of .. what the hilltops in Soutt: Laguna ·
might look like under provisfonr of a just·
coaipleted general plan. prepared by a
cl~ns' ~mmittee headed by architect .
~Lang:
The renderings showed several high-
rise type buildiJlgs -and other small
structures -straddling the hilltop. It
brought a "thumbs down" rrom the ma·
jority of the 200 persons v.•ho jammed the
United Methodist Church to see the
general pla~ unveiled.
But some words from Lang soothed. the
crowd t-0 the point of approving a motion
to send the plan to the Orange Coµnty
P)anning Department· for planning com-
mission consideration.
"We are proposing to save tbe natural
hillside slopes," Lang told the angry
gathering. "by trading them off for
hilltop development. We have tried to be
fair to both those who want development
and those who don't."
"What is feasible is here,'' Lang said
"We want some denser development. but
It will not necessarily be high-rise. We
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S. L~iuna Plan
Unique _ Effort
By Volunteers
The South Laguna Gen eral Plan. as
released by architect Fred Lang and his
a1mmittee, tUrned out to be a unique
, vtttunteer effort.
1:t ~ang wh.o vdtunteered his
serviCes in May to df.veloping'the general
-Plan, after a reqUest was made to ihe cOu~ty planning commission for a vari·
.... ailce to allow a trailer park;apartment
cOmplex on the hillside above South Coast
Community Hospital.
Lang gathered together 3 eommiltee,
composed of Alvin Wiehle, planning con-
sultant · with William Pereira and
Associates; Fred Pratley, a geologist and Dr. Gordon Fie1ding, a··social scienlist to
begiii the task of' putting together the
plan. ·
"ll has been apparent for a long lime
that the county does not know what South
Laguna\ Wan~This is an area not
covered by..,He~eral plan, while Laguna
Beach-:-the Moulton Ranch and Laguna
Niguel each hitve general ·plans,'' Lang
gaid. • • • _
"So t volunteered for the job and got
together with these other professional
J*Ople. We've bee!\ extrE:mly lu cky iftid
l\ave now produced something," he add·
ed.
Childhood's Needs
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Two experts will discuss. tile art of
parenthood in a presentation titled "The
Special 'Needs of Childhood.''
The presentation will be at the Laguna
'Beach ).tethodlsl Church, 21632 Wesley
Drive, South Laguna, at 7:30 p.m. Thun.-
day. •
On. Sidne.y Adler and Grant Smith will
lead the discussion, spon.5ored by tho
church prO:scllol?I.
may go to planned residenUel develo~
rnent and other forms of clustefing."
Lang also assured the group that sen·
ding the general plan to the · planning .
c<immission does not mean it is "hard
and fast" · · "Ther~· will be public 1ieirlnp belor.
the commJssi.on and I hope ycu 1fill o:ime
and ei:pr.~your feel,inp. ·We are not
finished," Land noted. '"Fotlciwing hil: re.
marks, menlbers of the South Laguna
Oivic Association voted 120 to 20 to send
the plan to the county.
In additlo_n to "tradinl" the lilllside
_slope development for hilltop deve\o~
ment, the general pJan calls for a max-
·mum South Laguna J>Opulation o[
10,000 persons, t o c r e a s e d
develo ent in certain areas along the
ocean{ron and one new elementary
schpol. The plan foresees no need to in-
crease water or sewage tacllitles, but
ctOes indlcate the need for _E_ark lands, ex-
plained Alvin Wfehle,' a pliffiilii,fCofi.
su\tant who worked On the citizens' com-
mittee.
The plan as recommended, Wiehle said,
was the "most reasonable" of five dif.
ferent plans considered by the citizens'
committee.
The five plans ranged from having
. virtually no devel opment in South Laguna ·.
and maintainingihe-present-population of-
4.000 persons to "the doomsday predic-
tion" which envisions high .density on
both the hillsides and the oceanfront with
a maximum population or 67,000, Wiehle
said.
;'But our. group wanted to accou'nt for
physical Constraints yet provide a mai·
imum population and still maintai11 tn·
vironmental quality." Wiehle said.
The physical constraints, pointed -out
committee geologist Fred Pratley, in-
clude landslide art8s in South Laguna,
unfavorable tock "beds" In certain loca-
. lions and two faults -one of which runs
r:ighi next to South Coast Community·
Hospital. ·
Rock Thompson, 31251 Brooks St.,
demanded' to knbv.I why increased density
was shown along the oceanfront.
Wiehle replied that some areas are
"already moving In that direction" and
that oceanfront development was ip-
c\uded "to maintain environ_J»ental uni-
ty." Thompson, apparently riot. satisfied
with.the reply, left the meeting.
Realtor Ena Gregory. 32131 Coast
Hig hway, reminded Wiehle of the fight
several years ago "to keep the Laguna
Royale to 35 feet instead of 69 feel High
~ise does not have to come to South
Laguna ." Tremendous applause followed
her remarks.. .
"I'm sorry lha"t h.ijh· rise reared it.s
ht!ad last night," Lang commented th!!
morning. "We propo1;ed the increase in
density Instead of allowing grading of the
beautiful hills.ides. We may .have cluster
housing of some sort, but I would not ex·
clude multi-story buildings."
Lang said the plan "with &eme ad·
Ju.11tmenta" will now be sent to the plan-
ning department for hearln15 belore the
commission. Following those hearings,
Lang said, the Board of Supervisor•
would be asked.to "translate the plan.into
zoning·ordlnances for South Laguna."
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NAPLES, !Laly WP!) -An ear1J>.
.quake shook the ground with a Wave-like
molion from Naples on the w~t Coast JO
Taranto Jn the instep of the ftallan
MOnday night. There were no rftSo Of
damages or injuries.
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Fatal .to 1
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h:uck and the iack oI a ~-fretyay
divider created a deadly sttifC of pind·
lai eollillOlll on lbo-'-~o ~
In Saa Clement. Monday killlaC. .<!)I ~~•!id "'v~·IBJ\lrin4 wm ~
'rbe. "'~·°' bva •"ib\cl" ant, thick cloud. bl dilid. dlJ: 4lut maria~
lanes of travel for 1t leut an hour. . t
The d.ead man, whose car· swerved tq
avoid the truck and slammed through •·
barrier and over a steep ·bank was Juin
A. Samarin, 54, of Guadalupe, Baji
C~lifornla, Mexico.
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BY lNTERLANPl Soviet_ Ship
Orbiting
Red Planet
MOSCOW (UPI) -The Soviet Union's
unmanned Mars 2 probe has put a
capsuJe bearing a· Soviet pennant on tht
red planet and is now in orbit-around
Mars, the Tass 'news agentfy said today •
Tass said the five-ton Mars 2 probe,
launched May 19, went into Mars orbit
Saturday. Before entering orbit jt ejected ~ -a capsule "which delivered to I.be ilurface
of Mars a pennant with a depiction of the
SOviet flag."
~ientillc sources.1aid both Mars 2 and
Mars 3, launched a week later; carried
_equipment designed to sof~·land and seek
· life on Mars. •
T:a!ll!I said Mars 3\ launched May 2Bt
was also P£0Cteding en fO\l(e to Mars.
The U.S. Mariner 9 ls already orbiting
The accident was·the worst of the year
in the city limit! of San C1emente. A
squad Of lifeguards were quickfy sum.
tn.Q.ned to the sceae to help In rescue
work.
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...l ~ All systems a!Xiard Mars 2 are lune~ ""*,. ''TM Ad Said 'Open Beam Celling:' ft Didn't Say Anything . ti6nlng normally, Tass said. ...
· About 1 Roof."' 1-=========--'-----.:• _ _;·_; ___ ~----..J -~ Tass said, ''the station was put on a
trajectory p!lsSihl at ·a-i11stance of 1,250
The southbound pickup truck laden With
dried clay powder blew a Ure, highway
patrolmen said, th~ swerved across the
gravel divider into a group of cara
heading north. ·
The truck was driven by John Walter
FowJer,-28,-of Dcwney. -The vehicle
belongs to Franklin Adams Co., a
ceramics 'SUpply finn with operations in
San ClemP.nte. Fowler suffeffil moderate
injuries in the crash.
Niguel Terrace Citizens
Fear -Loss-of-9cean~ View-
The 12 :-40 p.m. tragedy occurred
midway between Avenida Pico and
Camino de la Estrella.
The first impact was with Samarin'11
auto, which crossed into opposite lanes
after the crash and careened over the
embankment. The dead man'a wife,
Maria, 52, was thrown from the sedan
and suffered majo'I' injuries.
In the opposite lanes meanwhile, the
truck then sideswiped an auto driJl'en by
Byron Hahn, 68, of Los Angeles, who suf-
fered moderate-injuries. His car. landed
atop a northbound barrier.
The truck then collided wllh 1 1964
sedan driven by Daniel Marques Avila,
50, or 5652 Lincoln Ave., Cypress. He suf·
fered serlotls injuries, as did bis
passenger, Carmen Trujillo, 56, of
Norwalk; Jessie' Ramirez, &7. also of
Norwalk, and Jesus Vega Gutierrez, "·
Whose address was not ir}lmediately
av8ilable. •
Bandits__S hoot 7
Alarmed by the construction of new,
two-story homes which they fear ,,may
block prized ocean vJews in their ex·
elusive neighborhood, members or the
Niguel Terrace Homeowners Association
have ca~ a meeting Wednesday night
to discuss the problem,
Representatives of Avco Community
Developers lnc., new owners of Laguna
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Said Mistake
A test finding that indicated
Lagun.it. Beach h1P. school seniors ..
ranked .below both state and county
averages In reading ability h3s
turned out to be a mathematical
error, school superintende:it Dr.
William Ullom revealed today.
·Instead of ·ranking th the 37th
perctntile in n,tewide testing, as
shown In 1969-70 scores released by
_U:te_ C81ifornla School T e s t I n g
Program, the Laguna 12th graders
I Ny H Id ac:Ulally placed In the S!rd percen-ll 0 up tile. Ullom •aid,
, '"fhe etrWiw confirmed, he ex ..
NEW YORK (UPI) -.LllJILof sld· plained, by . Dale Carlson of the
maskCd holdupmen armed WRJr-i-._!tatt Qff e Qf Program Evalua·
shotgun and a seml~utomatrc rifle that ~~said a "raw score" of·24.0
may have been stolen less than 14 hours hid inidvertently been transposed
earlier from a state armory, wounded to a 20.4: score in computing res~b
nine persons today if>.e-418,000 robbery at of the testing to arrlve e.t percentile
the llarlem Savings Bank. rankings. ·
Police at the acene reported Ult rob-. Dr. Cai:lson has advised him a bert lllod fired "lndl!crlnilnately." They leller hgardlng the correction wlll
Nid at led: tJne aDd as many aJ aix be se~t to the .11ehool board ~ that
men ...,. _..,, lo the bank robbery. lhe final ,draft of the pu:o;;,,hed
--b~-' ned ~ p' t! state document., also will be cor-
•ll'll'. ro ~· n1 • green on ac rected Ullom wd. .
whk:h they abandoned 1ever1I bJo;cks School ofrJclals suspected the er--
west of lhe beak. P.oUce ':'id they ap-ror, ·he added, since the senior• had
parenlly ran lhroug~veraide Park to • ranked in the 93rd percentile tn
walling blue tadlllie. ' language tcstt and tht 16th peri'n-
llce emergency~ IQUld uni~. two tUe In 1pelllng and the 101' rank' in
heficop!!'fl •nd a n»)orlaonch convtrged ttadini! almply' did not a(m with
nn the area overldOkin& tbt--Hudlon theJe flllliqL River. • ._ _______ ,..._...,. __ _
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CU!tom homes, are expected to be on
hand a~ the 7: 30 p.m. session in the
Crown Valley School Cafetorjum, hoping
to lay the horrleowners ' fears to rest.
"William McDonald, 32562 Ealearic
Road, said residents of Niguel Terrace
maintain Avco, in permitting the ereciton
of the two-story home, is in violation of a
15-foot height limit .ireslriction for the
neighbhorood , which Is on record with the
county.
·The problem.. was brought u p •
McDonald said, at an association meeting
about two weeks ago, atteQded by almost
JOO persons from the 140 homes in .the
Terrace area1 It was agreed to schedule another
meeting for Wednesday and, in the in·
terim, Invite Avco officials to attend and
discuss the probtem.
"Two story homes have go n Sea
Island Drive, Crete Road a scenslon
Road, w.her_e theJ5:f®-t Ml ht limit is
supposed to prevail for eve hing, in-
cluding trees," said McDonald . "The pro-
blem ls simply the view, whJch is very
jea1ously RUarded in the area , and we
want to talk It over before this goes any
further ."
Some of the homes In the neighborhood
are In the •Hl0,000 price range, he noted,
arxl "the -people paid a lot of that money
for good views."
The Terrace JfOmeowners' group, one
member commented. had not been
· espetlfdly actrve until the .helgbt·llmlt
~estion came up "because we dldn 't
}\p.ve too manY serious problems," but
concern nftr the new bulldlng actiyify
bi'Ough~ a record turn-out ~ the last
meeting.
David. Germain, Avco'• area project
manager for Niauel Terrace, said th.e ,
deed restrictions do tncllolde a ·t~foot
helant limlt,.but W• wi1 ~uded for th•
specific purpose of protectlng views, and
1Avco'1 archllecku'al rtview commltlff ls adborln& to that _purpose.
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kilometers (570 miles) ...from the surface
of Mars.
Tass gave no further details of the
capsule placed on.Mars. Tliere was no hl'>
dication whettrer the capsule also con-
tained instruments to rurc~ !or..signs..ot_
life.
After trajectory placement, Mars 2 was
orbiting Mars once every 18 hours. It wa!
a minimum of 818 miles and a maxinium
of 15,500 ,miles from the planet's surface.
· lts orbital inclination to Mars was 48
degrees.
"As the automatic station approached
the planet, a capsule w.11s separated from·
it and delivered to the surface o( Mars a·
pennant showing the Soviet Union's coat.-
of-arms." Tass said.
On Suiiday, the Communist party
newspaper Pravda said~ probe Mars J
was "approaching Mars" after con-
. ducting solar exper_iments ddring its s\x ... -
month journey from Earth. But the
newspaper made no mention of the Mars
2 probe.
Tass · said Tuesday "interplanetary
outer-space was ea:plored by means of
research instruments -on__ board the sta ..
tion" during its Earth to Mars journey.
Orange Coast
Weather
Gusty winds will .whip up some
wanner weather for · tbe Orange
Coast Wednesday, with tempera-
tures ranging from 6i tb 75 degrees
under mostly Sunny skies.
' INSIDll TOltA Y
The communit~ thtottr itason
h'1$ reachtd it.! peak with. the
final produccion of J91l. tht
frvitlt Comm.unity Tfleater'J
"OeatA of 11 Sale.tman." See En-
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Plrill• lh4 aoo.ooo, and tile search
for • .. -a ,...u ~ded for all but the FBl.
A : ·..u\•trsity .. or \Vashington sociologist
<"111 the sky pi.racy an •·awesome feat in
lht battle._ o[ man against the rnachine."
Dr. Otto Larsea said the skyjacker ap.
par-t\tly has won, public admiration a~
''Ok man overco1ning, for the time being
any"'ay, technology, the corpor11tlon, the
establishment , the system."
Tbus_".a.rstn said, Uie hijacker "comei
off as 1 kind of curious Robin Hood, tak·
Millio11aire
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he aiveslt to the PoOr or not." • llmbered Cl1e1de Mountaln foothill• of I I I He asked for •'Wl,000, whlch·he rectfv-. Ht rel\1.1~ tht W"other pa11lnt:ers dludvanta1t1 -1urpr •e, p tctmea -and two of the aircraft's sli crew FBI offlclah: in Portland, Ort., Ind aout.hw11t Wa•hlflllon. ~t evldtnct and Uie meticulous plannlna ed in $20 bills, and for·two parach11tes. members and then specified to pilot
Stattle ~ay \hey will continue their · '"'• FBI contlnutd questlonln1 doztnl which appartntly went into the deal, the And he Satd ht'Wltlll!ld to go to Mexico. . William Scott how the plarie should be
purslflt of the ~111 who appllrel'lll~a.llei:f or persons who bellCved they recognlttd first lnV'Olvirig the escape of a hijacker by The plane circled over Seattle for 2\i: flown to 8 refueling stop at Reno, Nev .,
c_xit. of tl\e.JUJacked.. .N9rthwest rhnes a co~posite sketch of the hijacker, but parachute. hours while the money and para<;hutes en route io }desJco. -,alt.itude no more • Jethne~ last ,.eek 11 it flew from Seattle the .investigators rewrted no success in The air pirate seized control of the were obtained. ,,,. than JO,~ feet , the ~ar .boarding door
to Reno, Nev. finding a definlle lead. plane. Thanksgiving Eve, passing • note When the piane landld 50 the hijacker open, the talfding gear-extended
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But lecal law enforcernent agencies Of(J.cials said they had concentrated th~ to stewardess Florence Schaffner which could plck up the money and the, chutes, lowered to slow airspeed to 200 mites pe('
have turned to other chores. aearch around Woodland because the aaid he had a bomb and would blow up he ord.e'red two more parachutes -hour. / ':There's nothing new and we 've ta~en jetliner's flight recorder had indicated lhe plane uoless he got what he wanted, •port~ ctiutes_wbicb could be opened by • Tffl) type of~aircraft _ a Boeing 727 _
our men off-w1k!is tomtthJng else turns small shifts in the plane'• air po11ltlon •• ls deinanda -bii11rre 1f thi" outset -hand during a free fall. The flr1t one• ntay 'have been involved more b,t choice
up ," a 'Spokesman for the Clark County, tt passed over the arta. in retrospect· provided an inslghl·W.0 the were military chutes which could be· thaa chan e. A Boeing spokeaman' 1ald
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Carpenter Gets Short End
Of Sen:~.te's Ren1ap R~ing
the '127 i the only •commercial jetliner
from which a person could ball put suc-
cissfully. The passenger stairs lower
ve,rtically from the tail, and "It would be
a very safe drop •.. ll:WIY from the flaps
and engio~s," lhe .. spokesman said.
As the Rlape took off for Reno, tht hi-
ja~ker stafed in the rear of-the plane and
the four crew members in the CQCkpit, as
he ordered.
The Jast words the .crew had with the
hijacker over the aircraft intercom
system came about the llhe the aircraft
lumbeied, through cloudy, night skies
over the Woodland area.
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A sexagenarian importer Wh~ left
'11idows .in Santa Ana Md To!Taoce -
each asking all or a share of his $1.06
million estate -n1ay have had a third.
and fourth spouse in South Arrierica.
The surprise disclosures can1e Monday
during probate hearing testim ony in Los
Angeles County Supc}ior Court 0:1 dis-
posal of Juan A. Vargas' fortune.
Vargas , Peruvian-born. maintained two
households without detection for 26 years
until he died in a July, 1969 trRffic crash.
A motel clerk testified he check~ in
.with 78 differenl women in 29 mon1hs, the
final lryst being the night belore his un-
timely freeway collission. Mr. Vargas
\11as 64.
Judge Robert Kenny was already faced
vdth !he decision on claims bv .~1rs.
Jos.cphine ' Vargas. a41 of 11645 Lin·
denhurst Ave., and Mri. ti.1ildred Vargas,
65, of the Torrance Iesidence. •
The Torrance y,•idow wed Vargas in
1929· and wan ls all the estalf!.
The Santa Ana spouse -who \'.•cd him
in HMS, believing his story of a bad mar-
riage and Mexican divorce -want!
$330.900 for 26 years as wife and
housekeeper.
t-Vargas divided his strictly scheduled
life bel\\"cen ·· the two "''omen and two
households. which included s e v e n
children between them .
Attorney Ervin Roeder, representing
the San.La Ana widow , told Judge Kenny
Monday that tie was contacted Dy
telephone from a third alleged wife
visiting a Mexico City hotel.
The mystery caJler 1a1d Vargu WIJ..lo-
meet her, bul didn't arrive.
"When she called •• she learned pf hi$
deal~." Roed<r s.i4, "6he ~
hysterical When I tot~of the r~rps
by the other tw'o WJV · ·..-:-"!", .~
Roeder said the Jiuff.fl er calfed back,
although ·she claimed she 'wed Vargas in
.Bogota. Colombia Jn 1927 and bore him
fi ve children .
Stunned courtroom observers were 11ill
mulling over this, when Rud y Maldonado,
44, of Huntington Park, told of meeting
yet a fourth wife in Lima. Peru ; Seven
years ago.
Book F a.ir Se t
For Y uleti1ne
Books of all varieties will be ready for
early Christmas s°hoppers at the El Mor-
ro ElemeTJlary School Book Fair in
kaguna Beach Friday and Saturday from
10 a.m. to 3 p.m. -
Sponsored by the language arts classes
at the school and the Childr<'tl 's Book
Sh oppe in Corona. del ti.1ar, the book fa ir
\'1ill raise funds for a mus!cal play bRsed
on "The \\'ind in the Willows." and writ·
te n by the language arts students.
The sail' is open· lo the public and
refrf:shments will be served on the school
patio.
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STABBING SUSPECT
Rose Marie l:fardy
Kinder g arten
P11pils Watch
T\vo Stabbings
SAN FRANCISCO (AP ) -Terrified kindergart~n youngsters watched as a
woman who had ente red their clctssroom
stabbed two teachers several times "'i\h
an ice pick.
The woma n surrendered to pollce and
complained ihat one of lhe wounded in·
slructurs earlier had made her daughter
cry, officers said.
Rosemary Hardy, 34. was booked for
lnvestiption of "two coonts of attempted
murder M?nday afternoon. or1~· ers said,
when she surren·dcred several rs after
t.he-<sfabbtngs at Hlllcrest Schoo in the
fortoJa Heights <l,istriet. -
Inspector Joh~~ Lanthier ·seid ·Mr.a.
Hardy told hin1 she had ·written to one of
the stabbed teachers, Joan Hoskey, last
week ·•asking that her child be treated.
better.'' He said the mother complainec!
that ·"the teacher made her (the childJ
cry.1' · • • •
Both tea chers were ieported in serl_ous
condition-, Miss Hoskey, 39, the teacher
whose class lhe assailant · invaded, un-
'derwent surgery for storna'ch \\;ounds and
also had been stabbed in th e neck. chest
and back. .
Shirley "Bayerle. 35. was treated for
\\•ounds in the lert eye, fac{!. neck and
back . which police said she received aflCr
shl' rushed to Miss Ho skey's aid.
First to reach the scene after the sta~
bin~s 'was Lanny \Varrcn. a 37-yc>ar-old
custodian. Y.'hu ·Said he ·'heard !he
childre"n crying ... No. lhl'y "'erc.n·t
screaming. They're cryi Rg like Jitlle kids
do:·
Principal Jl'ron1e Kennl'dv s~id he
entered the classrnorn 111 response to
word there was an en1ergency. ~ ,
"There wa s a heavyset b!at:k "·ornan
bending ov('r ~frs. Bayerlc.'-' he s~id.
''She.had l\lrs. Bayerle dov"n on the floor.
She. the black ~omap, ·\\'as on her
knci-s."
"l pulled the woman olf i\.·lrs. Bayerle.
She said, 'You ll'11ve nie alone .'
"I said , 'You leave her alone,' " Ken-
nedy said the woman then ran· OH.
New Wa te1· Directors
i Take ~ea ts T hursd ay
~ev.·lv elected directors of the South
toast County \Valer District will take
·their seats on the board at its regular
n1ecting Thursda.v at 7:30 p.m. at the
district office 31652 2nd Avr., South
Laguna,
Ilobert Dwyer, top vote-getter a1 the
:-.-ov. 2 ~·atcr board rll'ction, ~·ii] be in·
stalled f0i"1he first tiinl', along with Har.
old Edwards. who has previously served
on the board, and Ted ~-O'Connell, in·
cun1bent who was re-elected Nov. 2.
By TERRY COVILLE
01 I~• D•l11 P'lttl 11111
State Senator Dennis Carpenter waa on
·the short end of /the ~nate's 24 to .. 6 ap-
~~i~1n~~n~ ~~~ g~o~~~~ 0~c~~;eai:
doesn't feel a-new ~blaclt aistriCt should
ha ve been created in Los Angeles.
"The senator feels Orange County, flOt
Los Angeles.. s"hould have received a new
congressional district ." explained Dave
Liggett . administrative iide to , tht
Newport Beach RepubUcan. \
"The population in LOS Angele! has ac-
tually . decreased," Liggett continued .
"This is thewlogtcal pla-ce in terms of new
population and geography for a new
district.·~
Here's how Liggett said lhe con-
gressional plan adopted by the Sena.le
Moday affects Orange ·County! ·-·
-Rep. John Schmitz (R·Tustin) will no
longer represent the We!tern While
House and the San Oemente area.
Schmitz' district will be more inland,
around the Tustin area. according to the
Senate pliln.
-A new district ha:; been set up
covering the Orange Coast from Laguna
Beach south into ~an Diego County. San
Diego Couhty will contra! the ne'w dist r'ict
population-wise. Stale Senator Claire
Burgener (R-Sait Diego) is expected lo
run ror this seat.
-T~e.district of Rep. Del Clawson (R·
Do\vney I has been stretched into Orange
County in Cypress, Buena Park and parl
of Anaheim.
-Rep. Craig Hosmer CR-Long Beach)
remains in a· illOStt}'\.unchanged 'dis!riet
which covers much QPl-Juntington Beach.
-The district of Rep. Richard Hanna
(0-Anaheim) i-~l(sh!ftta""sOlnewhat, with a
slight fing~r !}aching into Los Angeles
County. _
"We think ·Clawson and !Jura:enet are
both good men, but the se .. tnr 1tlll feels
Orange County should have had iU own
Last Rites Held ·
For l\frs. Calder
Graveside services were held Monday
al Pacific View Memorial Park for Alice
Ethe-I Calder, 32353 Stonington Road .
South .. !-:aguna, y,·ho died Friday at the
age of 71.
riirs. Calder is siirvlved by her hus-
band, John ; two sons, John L. of Van
Nuys and Donn A. of Colorado Springs: a
daughter, Ann Randall of Laguna Beach ;
and by four grandchildren.
The Rev. John R. Davis will officiate at
the service.
Memoria l donations may be dirE:cted to
the American Cancer Society.
new district.'' ,
Air Force pilot1 following the hijacked
plane said they did not see anyone leave
Liggett said he txpec!J only minor
changes in the reapportionment plan, .r.nd
no real change in the philosophy of where
the new districts: ought to be.
Beside! lhe new Los Angeles "black"
district and the San Dlegp-Orange County
district , thr.ee other neW Congressional
districts were created ifiJ'n e Central
~ the darkened,_unpressurized ,and frigld
passenger compartment of toe 'airliner, ~ ~ but when it tOuched down at Reno the sky
pirate was gone.
.Valley, Santa, Clara Coun nd the San
Bernardino-Riverside y: . .
The Ass e m b J y' s Reapportioitmenl
Committee approved • sl.m.i La..r
Coniressional plan Mooday. The only dif-
ference between the two plan! is that
under the Senate proposal the city of Tor-
rance Would be iri Democratic Rep.
Charles Wilson's district, wblle the As·
sembly plan puts Torrance in tht new
black district.
State leaders say the ne.w..congre:sslonaJ
plan gives two seals to the Democrats,
).wo to Republicans and leaves one a
t~ssup. t
Trustees Plead
For Revamping-
Election Setup
HIJACKER SKETCHED
_Artist'& 'D. 8. Cooper'
T eniocrats Lose
Bid to Limit
'Fr eeze' Period
From Wire Se rvices
WASH~NGTON -The Senate rejected
Trustees Or the Saddleback Community 74-14 today a Democratic attempt to limit
College District soon will hear another the extension of President Nixon's wage
plea to abandon their current meU10d of, and price control authority to two
electing_mertibers at-large instead of by months. •
trustee areas. • The outcome appeared to make il cer· Trustees of the Capistrano Unified ta.in the President would win the full
School District voted unanimously Mon-yeaW continuance, to April 30, 1973, that day to make !ht request again in view of he asked.
evidence-that "communications are Sen. Fred R. Harris (O.Qk.la .), offered
deteriorating bel\feen Saddleback College the-amendment to limit the extension to and the colle e ctimmuoity." -
Capistrano bo~d .imembers · 1 n d Ju,i;:r~~ 1s~d hl believed It would be tru.st.eei of the ~gu,na Beach Unified School m1strict .sei Jlmilu request! aii madnes! f9r a Democratic Congress to
months ago. The ctillege failed to respond grant such broad powers to a Republican·
to the letters. • President for a period running through
Capl!trano's resolution "asks the board and beyond the j.lresidenlial election-next
to acknowledge thi! request in a November.
reasonable time "so that an atmosphere But ooly 13 Democratic colleagues join-
of mutual respect ·and understandiilg can . ed the Oklahoman in !Upporting lhe
be developed.·• -shorter extension.
The resolution also asks sacfctteback to Also rejected 74-15 was Harris amend-
speciflcally revise its meth6d of election ment to requ lre that antitrust actions be
lo tru!\tee areas so "residents in each brought -agalrlSfl nllfnber of large cor·
trustee area can vole solely for an In· porations In an effort to make the na·
d. 'd I th Id k d h lional economy more competitive. 1v1 ua · ey wou oow an ave ron-The Serlate also refused today to orde~ fidence in."
It also asks the Saddleback beard lo President Nixon to rontrol interest rates
make effortl to seek advice from the as long as he keeps controls on prices and
three .component school district.. in cur-v.·ages.
rieulum development and ather affairs It rejected 70 to 19 a proposal by Sen.
that affect the total educational en-Vanc.e Hartke (0-lnd.), mandating in-
lerprise. terest rate controls that would permjt
Three board members will attend the rates to rise no more than prices are
6addleback College Board metting on permitted to rise.
00. 13 as an official delegation. Other Led by Sen. John G. Tower fR-Tex. ),
"He took leave of us s0mewherc
bet\Yeen here and Seattle,"' Scott said,
adding that a cockpit indicator showed
the rear boarding st.Jirs were lowered at
the time the ere" lasl fil~ed with the hi--
jacker.
Agents foWld two of the parachutes in
the plane~ one open and torn. That~ to
a theory the hijacker used some or the
material to _biad the money to his body.
when he jumped.
NUM:!ugb officiaJs_sajd they intended to
provide everythlng the man demanded,
they learned a da y after the incident that
one of,the,Parachutes the)' gave him waa
a nonfunctional training model.
''They grabbed the first one in sight,
not koowing anything about parachutes."
said Earl Cossey cf Seattle Sky Sports,
who packed the chutes.
The two chutes remaihing in the plane
were functional, lhe FBI said.
Clark County Undershcriff Tom,'"" ..•.
McDowell surijmed il up at the end or tha
second day of search on Friday. -_
''We 're looking either for a parachute
or a hole in the ground."
Cushman T.apped
.To be Marine
Commandant
• WASHINGTON (AP) -President Nix·
on today announced he will nominate Lt.
C.en. Robert E: CUshman Jr., "deput)'
director of the Central lntelligence.,Agen-
ey. tci become comn:andant of the Marine
Corps.
The 56-year-o\a Cushman, No. 2 man at
CIA since 196~, would serve a fo!lr-year
term as Marine comma~ant, succeeding
Gen. Leonard F. Chapman Jr., who, will
retire Dec 31.
Cushman is no strange! to Nixon, hav-
ing served as his· assistant for national
security affairs in the 1950s when Nix.on
v.•a vice president.
At th e Pentagon, the belting favorite in
some circles for head of the Marine
Corps_ had been Lt. Gen. John Chaisson,
chief of staff of the corps. Some
observers felt Cushman's CIA assign·
ment was of such importance that he
would ROt be Lapped for a purely military
post.
White House secretary Ronald L.
members of the board are planning to at-opponents argued that a ceiling on in-
M H • tend as individuals. terest rates tends lo become a floor f"S, 3l"l"lSQl} The Capistrano board rescheduled a below which they do not go. He .,aid in-
Ziegler said he did nol know who would
replace Cushman at CIA. He said he "'a!I
equally uncertain whether the job \YOU)d
go lo a civilian Qr a military officer.
His!orica!ly~ the No. 2 job hAs been filled
meeling they had -planned for Dec. 13 to terest rates have dropped substantially
ScrVl. ces Held Dec. 14 so that they ca n at lend the Sad-since Nixon started his new economic
dleback meeting en masse. program . Aug. 15.
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funeral services this morning In the
Pacific \'ie~ Chapel for Lenore Barbara
llarrison. 425 S. Coast High\vay, Laguna
Beach. who died Saturday at the Laguna
Beach Nursing ll~me, She was 96.
l\frs. llarrison, a native of Durham,
N .C., had lived in the ctiunty for. 30 years.
She is surv\ved by a daught.r. ti.1r~.
James llol!and, and by three nieces.
.SCD. Bennett. Ill
'\lASHINGTON (AP) -Sen. Wallace
F. Bennett tR·Utah) has been hospitalit·
rd at Bethesda Nava( Hosp1\al after suf.
fering a spell of weakness durlng a
speech before the . White House Con·
fercnce on Aging. An aide said Monday,
howevrr, lhal there ·is no .;a use for
serious concern about lhe 73-year-old
Sl'na tor.
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In this are • carpet install1tion labor ch1rge1 ire prob1bly-
11 low as ony pl oce in A.merico, t l.2 5 lo $1.60 per sq ut re
ytrd.
New York City prices for carp et installation ere $3.50 per
sq ui re yard. Many other cities have costs of $3.00 per
ytrd. Northern C1lilorni1 r1t11 ere $2.00 to $2.50.
What this 111 points o~t1 is the higher chance to get a poor
iF,st1 ll1tion. Know ~ur retailer! ~e sure he is 1 licensed
contractor!. . . ~ . ,
fuju1~e{l El Toro Cycl~st 1
R_eady to Race Bike Agaii1 '
At Alden's our instal r1 are p1id hourly, insuring a ca reful,
compl1te ins_+1ll1t~n. W1 m1int1in ,leiseftt, intelligent,
capa ble min , -train1"d by us.
Our methods of insttllotion ore not s e c r • I -NO
SHORTCUIS l
--ALDEN'S -An El Toro youth lnju rtd rtttntly In a
motorcyclt nicing acchtent Is back on his
fett and read}' 10 gl!t back on h1' cycle.
ti.lark Dobbs, of 23381 LArkwood l.ane.
!lltfll ~e Nov. 5 mish,,p a! lhc F:J Toro
Speed'w11y h1ts not at all din11111.shed his
enlhu~lasm for rt1Cln.£.
"Th.e doctor said" Ir v.·oulri be 9ix
month~ lo 11 ycl\r bcfnre I rould race
ilGain ," thr 1$·: l'R ro()ld ~11..;~lon Viejo
lUgh School illlft('nt Slid lod11iy ' "but I
don't 1htnk it \\'ill h,. lt'llU lrnig -not If I
have anything to say about lt."
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Young Dobbs susta ined interdlt in·
juries In the accident and sptnt JI days
. in ti.Us~hm Community Hospl11l before
being rtleastd Nov. 23.
. lie S11)'S1.lt ·was hi:-. firsl serlou" accident
whllt racinR ("I broke my foot before,
but tha t wa1 no1hin1"1. ' sporl he h11 been involvrd In Cor about lv.·o years.
Oobb1 say1 tih1 physlcl1ri hat .not yet In·
dica ted whtn he will bt allawla to return
lo school. but hii.s tnld tho younpter that
his injuries art heallng well.
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SS ro. • on· -~ars
.Increase Opposed
~apo Trustees
Siiek· With 50c
Trustees of the Gapistrano Unified
School District voted to hold the line on
taxes Monday, igrioring administration
requests for a 48-cent increase.
Tbe board decided to ask the voters to
extend the existing 50-cent tax override
for anoth~r three years. The tax election
will taki; place Jl.farCh '1; ·
Mission .
.. Trail
All Year School
To Be Discussed
MISSION VIEJO -Year-round school
will be di!Cussed at tOnlght's '1':30
o'clock meeting of the Cordillera School
Parent.teaCher Association in the school
multipurpose-room. .
Or. Bill Stocks, a s s i s t a n l
su >Crintendent of the San Joaquin
El'ementary School Distrfct,will present
plans for the year-round school progr~m
and also discuss the coming tax overfide
elc.c.t'ion. ~ --
Also on lhe_!&enda will be Bob Toepfer
vice president _of the Mission Viejo
CJmpany, who will discu ss the company's
past, present and future plans.
Road lo Go I••
MISSION VIEJO -Plans have been .
1anno'unced by the ~1ission Viejo ~mpany
for the completion of Jeronimo Road in
September of 1972.. . . .
Completion of the •:missing link" will
provide access across a 43-ac_re ~ar~el
which is about to be developed 1n ~11ss1on
Viejo's northern area.
Motorists will be able to drive from
Marguerite Parkv.•ay through to El Toro.
De11wcrnls Jtle','t • Et_L TORO -The Saddleba c k
Democratic club will me et at 8 p.rrf. ·
\Vednesday for its regular meeting.
Administiators had asked for 48 cents
more. _ ...
•·1 feel we have lo stay with the SO-Cent
override at present," said Trustee Fred
Newhart Jr. "l Qli;k we can make it this
coming year and maybe even next year.
1£ we can't we can go back lo the voters
for more."
Newhart said he felt the 50-<:ent limit
could be passed, but was not as confident
about anything higher.
Superintendent Truman Benedict ha,d
recommended a minimum override of 98
cents using 78 cents the first year, 88
cents the second year and the full 91
I by the third year .
edict had requested the inc rease
aintain the current educational
level. •
"We're going to need some breaks if
we·r.e goiilg to maintain the existing level
V."ith 50 cepts," said Benedict.
"\Ye'll need less growth which isn't
likely, a greater increase in assessed
valuation, which is possible but not
probable, or we'll need additional st.ate
fqnding which also seems unlikely."
He i;aid the district might have. to try
some deficit spending and diminish its
cash-reserves. 1 "We'll -probably have to make cut-
bicks, hut we'll try. to 'make them in
areas Uiat do not aff.ect_the clauroom."
~nedict said a definite shuffling of
priorities wiµ have to be done. This year
considerable-budget cuts· Wm inade to
get by on 50 cents.
Ned year the district will have a new
high school, a project that will probably
cost $100,000 just to put into operation,
the superintendent said.
"Dana Hills Hig h Schoof-represents a
great problem because the opening of a
new school incurs largt: expenditures," he
said. .
He added that by the third year_ of the
tax override tw: hopes-that the state will
have resolved the problem of financing
public education with property taxes. ·
"But this may be wishful thinking,'' he
said. ~'If the voters· approve the extension of
the 50 cent overridf for another three
yea rs the tax rate will. continue to be
$3.08. 'rhis does not include' bdftd interest
and redemption, permissive taxes and
state Joan repayment, figures which fluc-
tuate according to state demands.
Public Hearing
On Annexation ·
Slated Monc;lay
. quest speaker for the evening will be
?i.1ary Evelyn Bryden, administrative
assistant to Fourth District · Supervisor
Jtr,lph Clark, oddressing the members on
J>l.lblic transportation in Ora nge County.
The n1eeting will be held at the home of _
Stanley Van den Noert, 22805 Lau.monL
Drive.
A public hearing or the results of the
study on the possible annexation of Dana
Point and Capistrano Beach to San Juan
Capistrano will take place Monday, Dec.
6. .
Home Tour Set
-MtSSION VIE;JO -A home tour is
being sponsored by the Mission Viejo
Ai;~ocial1on of Arlists and Craftsmen
Saturday, Dec. 4.
Admission will be $1 for four homes
with all proceeds going to the scholarship
(u.11d. .
The tour will begin al 7 p.fll. at the
home of r.fr. and Mrs. Ollie.Ragan, 26372
Papagayo Drive, Mission Viejo.
Maps to the other three homes will be
available at the first 'home. .
Al$0 opening their bom~s for the .10ur
will be Mr. and Mrs. Walter R. Miller,
Dr. and :Mrs. "I'heodore.WJtt, and Mr~ and
Mrs. George Cole. -
• For ticket information call Doris
Swanson, 837-3143 or Dia ne Edwards, 830-
0317. ~f'S .J{lds Chosen
~1ISSION VIEJO -Two f\.Ussion Viejo
High School juniors have been selected 10
live abroad under the American Field
Service "Americans Abroad" program .
If homes are available, B'arbara
Ambrose and Steve Ramirez may have
·an opportunity to live w\lh a lamily in
ahother country. .. '
P.f isi Ambrose is-the ·daughter of Mf.
and Pttrs. FranK Ambrose of Mission
Viejo. P.lr. and ?i.frs. Robert Ramlrti of
M.Wion Viejo are the parents of the
second sem i-finalist.
Both were chosen (rorp a field o( 20
applicants. The two juniors are now
wall ing for placement ·by the AFS ,New
York oflice.
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The meeting will be held at 7:30 p.m. in ~·tarco Forster Junior lfigh in San Juan
Cipistrano.
. Sponsored by the Dana Point Citizens
'for-Action, the gathering will mark the
first time-the i;tudy has been formally
presented to the public. _
-Guest speakers according to Dana
Point Citizens president Jim Regelbrugge
will be San Juan Mayor Tony Forster and
City-Manager Donald G. Weidner."
Also on hand to answe( qu~tions will
be members or the city slaff who helped
compile lnfonnation for the lengthy
document. ~Invitations to th~-meeting hm been
e:xtended to San Juan's City Council and
·the Cepistrano. Beach C om m u ll i t y
A'sSQ1;iation. ,
Residents of all three areas involved
are wefcome at the public meeting:"'
Break-in Found
But Nothing Gone.
san Clemente patrolnien fo_!lnd all the
evidence-of 1· burglary at lifegua rd head·
quarters early loday -except ooe key
ingredient.
. Nothing waa missing. •
Officers found a '1lid.ing glau door ajar
at about 2 a.m.
Footprints. apparently left by an In-
truder were noted as well. oUicers aald,
but ~ check of the facility revealed
nothijig tak!•·
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DAZED VICi lMS OF FIVE·CAR FREEWA'{ACCIDENT ARE HELPED BY OFFICER JOHN ZIEGLER
PowPtred Clay Spil1*4:1 In tht Fatality Covered Victims; See Additional Picture, Page 3 ·
Blo!Vn Tire Fatal t~ ,Qne ~
·seven Injured in Grinding San Clemente Cras_h
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Of 1'111 C11I~ 1'1191 S11H
A blown tire on a heavily loaded pickup
truck and the lack or a center freeway
divider created a · deadly series of grind-
ing collisions on the San Diego Freeway
in San Clemente Monday killing one
person and gravely ipjuring seven others.
The wreckage or five vehicles and• a
thick cloud of dried clay dust snarled" Bil
lanes of travel for at least an hour.
The dead man, whose car swerved to
avoid-the truck and slammed•through a
barrie:r and over. a steep bank was Juan
A. Samarin, 54, of Guadalupe. Baja
California, Mexico.
The accident was the wol!t of the year
In the city limit! of San Clemente. A
squad or lifeguards were quickly aum--
moned to the scene to help In rescue
work. · ·
~ The southbound pickup truck laden with
dried clay powder blew a tire, highway
patrolmen said, then swerved across the
gravel divider inW. a group 'Of cars
heading north .
The truck was driven by John Walt.er
Fowler, 28. of Downey. The vehicle
belongs lo Franklin· Adams Co.. a
ce.r.a?nics SlJpply firm with operations tn
San Clemente. Fowler suffered moderate
Injuries in the crash.
The 12 : 40 p.m. tragedy occurred
midway between Avenida -Pico and
' Camino de la Estrella.
San Clemente police, firemen and
lifeguards all ;;ped to the scene with
vehicles which were used for ambulance
The first impact was wjlh Samarin's transport. Victims were taken to South
auto, which cr03sed into opposite lanes Coast Community Hospital and Mission
-after the crash and careened over the (9mmunity Hospital. 1
embankment. The deaa man's wife, The city's own ambulance -the only
Maria, 52, was thrown from the sedan hilly equipped emergency vehicle in the
-and suffered major injuries. area -also was put to use.
In the opposite lanes meanwhile, the Clay dust carried in sacks on the
truck then sideswiped an auto driven by pickup hampered rescue efforts and at
Byron1Habn, 68, of Los Angeles,.wh,o.sur-times cut visibility severely at the scene.
fered moderate injuries. His car landed lt cOated officers and victims alike.
atop a northbound banie.r. Calilor:nia Highway Patrolmen today
The truck then collided with a 1964 were examining the pickup and ruptured
i;edan driven bf Daniel M~ues Avila, f
50, of 5652 Lincoln Ave., Cypress. He suf· . 1re. .
rered serious injuries. as did his The crash was t~e second In SJ many
passenger, Carmen .. Trujillo, 56, of dfYS in the area in whic;h the lack of
Norwalk; .Jt:ssle Ramlr~, 67, also of divider protection figured prominently.
Norwalk; and .Jesus Vega G~tierre~. 46, Last Sunday, on a stretch o( freeway at w~ address,as not .ii'nmed1ately San Ooof[e Ja station wagon loaded with available. r' "-'i The final co · ion on the rapid se-10 persons ·careened acr:oss the bare ft-rip
quence involved a e food services van (and struck another vehicle.
driven by Paul Larry onje, 25, of Sant.a Eleven persons were injured and a
Fe Springs. He was n hurt, palrollnen young woman burned lo death 1(1 that ac-
sald. · cfdent.-
Ho.JDes · Brighten
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' Soviet Ship
Orbiting
Red Planet
MOSCOW (UPI) -The Soviet Union's
unmanned Mars 1 probe has put · i
capsule bearing a Soviet pennant on the
red planeland is now in orbit around
Mars, the Tass news agency said today.
Tass said the rive-ton Mars 2 probe,
launched May 19, Went into Mars orbit
Saturday. Before entering orf>it it eJected
a capsule ''which delivered to the surface
of Mars a pennant with a depiction of the
Soviet n_qg," .
Sciefltific sources said both Mars 1 and
1!.fars,._l, launched a week later, carried
equipment designed to soft-land and seek
life on ,&-tars.
Tass ¥Sid Mars 3, launched May 28,
wa s !ISo proceeding en route to Mars.
The U.S. Mariner 9 Is already orbiting )
Mars.
All systems aboard Mars 2 are func·
tioning normally, Ta.Ss said. ·
. Tass said, "the st.atlorr was put On a
trajectory passing at a distance of 1,2511
kilometers (570 miles) from the swiace
of Mars.
T<iss gave no further details of the
capsule placed on Mars. There was no ill<
dication whether the capsule also co~
tained instruments to search for signs of
life.
After tfajeclory placement, Mars 2 was
orbiting Mars once every lS hours. It was
• minJmum o( 818 miles and a maximum
of 15,500 miles from the planet's surface.
Its orbital Inclination to Mars was Q
degrees. 'I
"As the automatic station approached
the planet, a capsule was separa ted from
it and delivered to the surfaCi'Of~ars a
pennant showil)g the Soviet Union'a coat·
of-arms," Tass said.
On Sunday, the Communist party
newspaper Pravda said the probe Mars 3
was "approaching -.Mars" after con-
ducting solar experiments during Its six ..
month journey 1'.rom Earth. But the
newspaper -made no mention of the Mars
2 probe.
Tass said Tuesday "interplanetary
outer-space was 1explored by means of
research Instruments on board lhe sta·
lion" during its Earlh to Mars journey.
Bandits Shoot . 7
In NY Holdup
NEW YORK (UPI) -A gang of ski·
masked holdupmen, anned with a
shotgun and a semiautomatic rifle tha &
may have been stolen less than 24 hOurs
earlier frQm a state armory, 'wounded
nine persoruJ today in a $16,000 robbery at
th e Harlem Sav~s' Bank.
PoliCe at the scene reported the rob-
bers had fired ."indiscriminately." They
said at least three and-as many as s~
men were-involved in the ban,i: robbery.
The robbers Bed in a green PontiaC'
which they abandoned several blocks
west of tlfe bank. Police said they ap.
· parently ran through Riverside Park lo a
waiting blue Cadillac.
Police -emergency squad units, tW<t
helicopters and a molo!la~h converged
n the area overlookldf"' the Hudson
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Orange'
Weather
c;;usty winds will whip up some
warmer weather for the Orange
Coast Wednesday, with' tempera-ician Loses
uahle Guitar c · , y le C · 0 · turcs ranging from &5 lo 75 degrees · / _ . , Upf:S~rUllO lt OUteSt eJl,S under mosUy sunny skie! ..
For Jeff Wilhard Savage of . 5an Entry lol'D)S arf: available for the 1971
Clemente, the loss or .. valuable guitar honle and business decoration contest
Monday was fit for a blues tune. soonsored by the San" Juan Caplitrano
Savage told police · 10meone crawled Chamber of .c.ommerce. " t;ast year's trad itional th e m e through• bathroom window at about 4:45 "Christmas In Mexico" will nOt be
.p.m. MondaJ Ihm exited with the In-adherol! 1o lh1s Y'"'· The th•m• will 'be
JtrUment v11'*f at $fS!. left open to any Christmas subject ·~
One of Wllhanl' 1rr-' ~• J .Judging will be done by a comroi!tee of · ' f ~NS o~C~ som.. J d lo be ..... b the o, J • !kin · f •'"-· -u gea cn~•. 'f .,..n uan one WI I UIJ.1 ':°"' ulll:' residence Beautiful Committee. All~judging will be~
at 127 B Del Mar with the guitar and .. done on the ev:ening of Dec. 16. -
a.ssumed It bad heen lotned .to the Decorations wll)' have kl be visible from
unidentified man. ther exterior of homes or buildi!lSs In
2olice &aid the lhitf then escaped with order to qualify. There witt ~ four
the instrument. -· . divisions: residence; unit . or block 6f
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homes: ·Condominium!i or mobile homes;
business, i;tore or oflice. ,
Entry forms will be avall<\ble at El
P,Pt_r:!, Southern California First Nationel
Banlt'i or from the secretary~ of the
c~amber, M"rs. Barbara,Pullen, suite 10, EJ Adobe P1aza .
'COltipltted forms must . be -in tht
secretary's offite by Fr~day, DecH 10.
Trophies WW be &Warded Friaay, Dec.
17 after a pll'l"Ma party and general
gathering at San Juan Elementary
School. The party will begin al 7 p.m. and
all children under 12 are Invited to break
plnetas full of surprises.
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The communit11 theater seasO'ta
h0& reached its peak with the
final producUon of 197), the
!~vine Communit11 Theattr11
.. -Death of a Salesman." See En-
ttr.tainment, Page 20. -•
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WOODLAND, Wash. • AP) -An Ing from the rldl -or at l"sl the bll
~ hiJICUr hu vanJtbed with two and complex. lt doesn't milter whether
p...._._ 111d SIG0,000, and the teartb he glvu Jt to the poor or not."
for .•:S ~·endtd ror all but tht FBI. FBt officiala 1q,; Portland, '0re., and
' A '.. .1t--.rsity of Washington sodologisl SeatUe say thef7\Wlll continue their
t.U. the .!lk)' pifacy an "awesome (eat in pursuit of the m11n who apfiaren_tly balled
1the bilttle of man against the machine." out or the hijacked Northwe.!ll Airlines
Dr. Ono Lar11eA. said lhe skyjacker ap-jetliner last week as it new from Seatt'le
par•ntly has won public ad'miration as · "10 Reno, Nev. ....... · ·
"°''"man overcorning.Jor th,e time beJ11g But local law, enforcement agencies
anyway, techTJOlogy , the ('()tporation, the have turned to other chores.
establishment, the system ." __ "There's nothing new and we've taken
-Thus, • .arsen said, the 1iijacker-11comes our men orf unless something else turns
off u" kind of curious R~~ Hood, tak· up," a spokesman for the Clark County.__ . . .
Millionaire
May Ha.ve Left
2 .More Wives_
From Wire Servict.1
A se11:agenarlan importer whb lert
widows In Santa Ana and-Torrance -
each asking all or a share of hls _fLQ6
millkln es{ate -may haVe !)ad ~ third
and rourtti spouse in South America .
The &urprise disclosures came Monday •
duri ng probate hearing testimony in Los
'Angeles County Superior Court o:i dis-
posal Of Ju~n A. Varias' fo'Munt.
Vargas, Peruvian:born, maintained two
households without delecHon for 26 years
until he died in a July, J969 traffic crash,
__ A_ motel clerk tesli!ied he checkl'd in
with 73 different W1>men in -29 months, the
final tryst being the night before his un-
timely freeway ·collissforr. MF.-Vargas
\\'IS 64:--.
Judge ~bert. Kenny was already faced
\\1th the decision on clai ms by Mrs.
UPI Tti.MI•
STABBING SUSPECT
Rose Meri• Hardy
JQSephine Vargas. 54 , or 1164$ Lin· •
denhUrsL Ave .. and ltirs. Mildred ~gas, ~dergarten
65. of lhe Torrance residence. .
The Torrarice widoW wed Vargas 'in p
1929 and wants all the estate. upils watch
The Santa Apa spouse -who wed him _
in 1945, believing .his stofy of a bad mar·
riage and Mexican divorce -wan1s TWO 'Stabbings $330,000 for 26 years as wife and
housekei'per. SAN FRANCISCO (APJ -Terriried
Vargas divided his strictly scheduled . kindergarten youngsters watched as a
lire between ithe two women and two ""oman who had entered their classroom
houSeholds. which included seven stabbed two teachers several times with
children between them. an ice e.ick.
Attorney Ervin .Roeder. representing The "°man surrenderl'd to police and
the Sanla Ana widow. told Judge Kenny · complained that one of the wounded in· ~1onday thaL he Was cont.acted by structors earlier had made her daughter
telephone from a third alleged wife cry, officers said.
vi6iling a li-1exico City hotel. Rosemajy HantyJ J..L_w.a.s_boo.kfd for
The mystery caller uid Vargas WU to 1nvesti&ation of two counts of attempted m~ her, but d1dn't arrive. 7. '1~ ... , murder ·Monday afternoon. officers said.
When site called .. fhe leart1ed of hes when she' surrendered several hours arter
death,'.' ~e.r &aidi: ,"She bed~ · ~1taPbilf8:s at llillcresl School in the
hysterical ~'.1~~1}1 ~.er pf tN:. ~ifii' ~r.:POttola Hflghls 'iiiStrict.
by the other tWo WJ.ves. Jnspei;tor John Lanthier said Mrs.
Roeder said I~ lady never .called bac~. Hardy told him she had written lo one of
alt.hough she cla1m~d she wed Vargas,;n the stabbed teachers,'\JOan Hoskey. last ~ogota. Coio1T1Dl1 !n 1927 and bore hun week "asking that -he r" child be treated
f1vl! children.·· •· ' . better." He said the -1nother comi}!ained
Stunned courtroom ob!ervers were stdl thal "the teacher made her (the child)
mulling ove~;this. whea Rud,Y. M~ldonadG, cry."
44. or Hunt1ngt?n ~ark: told of. me~tlng Both tea~hers were reported in serious
yet a fou rth wife 1n Lima. Pen.i. seven coridillon, Miss Hoskey. 39. the: teacher
years ago. whose clas~ the assailant invaded, un-
derwent surgery for stomach wounds and
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Search
<, • • Wash., aberlff11 office said Monday of the
aearch for the hijacker ln the btuab)\
Umbertd Cl1<1dt M~footllll~ .ol
tot10twe1t Wuhlngton.
11\e FBI c<ll'ltlnued quellionlng dOWtl
of ptrsons 'A'hO believed they recognized
a composite sketch of the hijacker, but
the investigators reported rtO &uccess In·
!inding a-definite lead.
Officials said they had concentrated !he
search around \Voodland because the
jelliner's flight recorder had indicated
small i;hirts in the plane's air ~tion as
it passed over tht atta.
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• > Law enforcement offietr1 searching for cattlul planoinl which ap'.parenllr went
the bljad:er wve f1ced whh thrtt major ~ Into his oper1Uon.
diafdvanta1e1 • --1urprlst. piecemeal He asked tar P00,000. which be re«IY..
tvldtnc. and the meticulous planninc ed In $20 b.i_lls, and for two parachutu.
-which appannUy went into the deal , the And he said he wanted to go to P.tetico.
first Involving the e.scape of a hijacker by The plane circled over Se:attle for 2~~
parachute. . hours while the money and paiaChutes
1'he air pirate seized control o! the were obtained.
;plane Thanksgiving Eve, passing 'a n?le When the plane landed so the hijacker
to stewardess Florence Schaffner which could pick up the money and the <;hutes
s1id he had a bomb afid would blow up he ordered two mort parachutts _:
the plaM unless he got what he wanted. sports chutes which could be opened by
His demands -bizarre al the out,Jtl--hand duriflc-• free fall. The first ·ones
ln ntrospect provided ~ lnalght JU the we.re mlllt1ry chute1 which could be
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opened only by a 't.atic11lne. attached to
111< pl&oe. • •
He rtltued the f. other PtllWH'I,.
and two of the aircraft'• •. JlJ crew
members and then specified to pilot
William Scott how tbe plane should be
Oown to a refuellng ~.top st :fle.n<?, Nev.,·
en •route. to Mexico ~ altit~ no more
ibail IP,000, eel, the .rear boarding doo r
open, tbe landing gear extended and Raps
lowered to slow airspeed to 200 miles per
hour.
The type of aircraft -a Boeing 727 -
may· have been involyed more.--by choice
than chance. A Boeing 1pOkesman said
the 'T'll j' the only commerti.I ·jetliner
Carpenter Gets Short End
Of .Senate's Remap Ruling
from which'"a "person could bail out suc-
cessfully. The. passenger: atalu: lower
vertically from the tail, and •·It would be
a very safe drop ... away from the flaps
and engines," the spokesman said.
As the plant took off for -Reno, the hi·
.. jacker stayed in the rear oJ the plane and
' 1he four crew members in the cockpit', as
---tie ordertd.
B'y TERRY COVILLE new dbtricl."
Of "" 'O••tr l'ti.1 11nt Liggett stild ht trpecls only minor
Stalt Senator Dennis Carpenter wa1 on changes in the reapportionment plan;-and
the short end of the Senate's %4 to S ·~ no real chane~ in the philosophy of where
proval of a C o n g r e s 1 lo n a I rea~ the new districts ought lo be.
portionm~nl plan Monday beeau98 he •. Besides the new Los Angeles "black"
doesn't feel a new black district should · di.strict and the San Diego-Orange e.ounty
have been created in Los Angeles. district, tliree other new congressiona1
"The senator feels Orange County, not districts were created in the Central
Los Angeles, should have received 1 new Valley, Sarta Clara County and the San
congrwional district." explained Dave Bernardino-Riverside area.
Liggett, administrative aide to the :hie A s s e m b I y ' s R~a.pporlio1unent
NewpOr.t Beach.Republican. Committee approved a s J mi J ar
"The pclpulatioriin Los Angeles bas ac· -Congressional plan Monday. The only dif·
tually decreased;'' Liggett Cilntinued. ference between the two_plans .. is ttia_t
''This is the logical place in terms of new under the Senate propesal the city of Tor·
population and geography for a new ranee would be in Democratic Rep.
·district.'' · Charles Wi!JOn's di!trict, while the ~
aembly plan puts Torra~ in lhe nf!W _ Here 's -how Liggett said the con-black district.
gressional plan adopted by the Senate State leaders 111y the new Cilngre.ssional
Moday affects Orange County: plan gives tWo seatl to the Democrats,
-Rep. John Schmitz (R-Tustin) will no two· to Republican.e and \eavu one a
longf!r represent · the Western White tossup.
House anit the San Oemente area. •
hmilz' district will be more inland,
round the Tustin area, according to the
Senate plan. Trustees Plead -A new district ha:; bee.n set up
covering the Orange t;oast from Lagunl
Beach south into San Diego County. San For Revamping
• HIJACKER SKETCHEO .
Arti1t:! 'D. B. Cooper'
Dernocrats Lose
Bid to Limit
'Freeze' Period Diego County wi!J control the new district
population-wise. State Senafor Claire
Burgener (R-Sa• Diego) is ezpected to Election Setup From Wire Services
run for this seat-:-• WASH INGTON -The Senate rejected
-The district ot Rtp. Del Clawson CR· Down~yJ hall been stretched into Orange Trustees of the Saddleback. Community 74-1 4 today a Dtmocratic attempl to limit
The last -words the crew had with the
hijacker over the aircraft intercom
system came about the tihe the· aircraft
lumbered through cloudy, night sides
over the Woodland area.
Air Force. pilots following th~ hijacked
plane said they did' not see anyone 1eave
the darkened. unpress'urized and Jrlgid
passe1.1gei:. coriipartment oL the airliner,
but "'hen it touched Clown at Reno the sky
pirate was gone.
·'He took leave of us somewhere
between here and Seattle." Scott said,
adding that a cockpit indicator showed
the rear boarding stairs were lowered at
the time the crew last talked with the hi·
jacker.
Agents fOWld two of the parachutes in
the plane, one open and tom . That led to
a theory the hijacker used some of the
material t<> bind the mo"'y--t.o his body
when he jumped.
Although officials said they intended to
provide everything the mao demanded,
they learned a day after the-incident that
one of the parachutes they gave him was
a noofunctional training .model.
"They grabbed the first one in sight,
not knowing anything about parachutes."
said Earl Cossey of Seattle Sky Sports,
who packed the chutes.
· The two chutes remaining in the plane
"'ere functional , the FBt Said.
Clark ·eount.y ,_Undersheriff T Om
McDowell summed it up at the end of the
second day of search on Friday.
"We're looking either for s parachute
or a hole in the ground."
County in Cypress. Buena Park and part College District soon will hear another the extension of President Nixon's wage
f/f Anaheim. plea to ·abandon lh!ir current met.hod of and · price control authority to two c h T d
-Rep. Craig Hosmer (R·Long Beach} electing members at.large instead of by month!'!. US ID8l. appe
remains in a mostly unchan~ district trustee areas. The outcomf! appeared to make it cer·.
which Cilvers much of)iuntingtoii Beach. Trustees t1:f the Capistrano Unified tain the President would win the full T b M •
-The district of Rep . Richard Hanna School Dis let voted unanimously Mon-year's continuance, to April 30, 1973, that 0 · e anne
<[}Anaheim\ is sbjOed samewbat,...wilh...a-_,,d,.a!:i"lo'-"m"1"'ke~lhe!'-'r~u,,,•~sl~a~a!!!;"'.!!;n'::v";"''w!C'!ol'----h<-asktd-. __ _ -'------------------------!.
slight finger reaching into Los Angl!le1 evidence that "communications are , Sen. Fred R. Harris (D-Okla.), offered Commandant
County. deli!rioratine between Saddleback College the amendment to limit the extension to
..,... "We think ClaW'500 a.nd Bupier are and the college CQPJnlWlity.'! . ·
both good men, ~t the S~atoi Still feel \ Capiftrarw bG,ard ' z.nem~c,s a n ti Ju;;:~~ 1:ci he believed it would be
Orange County should ha\le hid its own'• trusted! off the Lacuna Beach Unified
Last Rites Held
For Mrs. Calder
School. District sent similar requests six madness for a Oernocratic Co.ogress to
months ago. The college failed 10 respond grant such broad powers to a Republican
to the letter!'!. President for a period running through
Caplstrano'i resolution asks the board and beyond the ,.)residential election next
to acknowledge this request in a November. .
reasonable time "so that an atmosphere But ooly 13 Democra ic colleagues join-
of mutual respect and understanding can ed the Oklahoman in suppo rting the
be developed." shorter extension.
The resolution also asks Saddleback to Also rejected 74-15 was 11arris amend-
specifically revise its method of election menl to require that antitrust actions be
to trustee areas so "residents in each brought againsT i, number of large cor·
WASHINGTON (AP) -P.residenl Nix·
on today announced he ·wUI J"U)minate LL
Gen. Robert E. Cushman 'lr., deputy-···
director of the Central Intelligence. Agen-
cy, to become comrr:andanl of the Marine
Corps.
The 56·year-old Cushman, No. 2 man at
CIA since 1969, would serve a four-year
term as Marine commandant, sUcceeding
Gen. Leonard F. Cha pman Jr., wh<>-wlll
retire Dec 31.
Book Fair Set
also had beeo-stabbed in the neck, chest ...
and back.
Graveside services were held Monda y
at Pacific View Memorial Park for Alict
Ethel Calder. 32353 Stonington Road .
South Laguna , who died Friday al the
age of 71.
truslee area can" vote solely for an in-porations in an etrort to make the na·
di vidual they would know and have con-· tional economy more competitive.
fidence in." The Senate also refused today to order
Cushman is no stranger to Nixon, hav·
ing served Ss his assistant for nationa1
security affairs in the 1950!'! when Nixon
\\'as vice president.
For Y uleti111e
· Shirley Bayerle. 35, "'as treated for
\\·ounds in the left eye. face. neck and
back. "'hich police said she received alter
she rushed to ti.1iss Hoskey's aid.
First to reach the scene after the stab-
Books of all varieties will be rcadv for bings was Lanny Warren, a 37-year-old
eai-ly Christmas shoppers al the El ·Mor-custodian. 1-"'ho said he "heard the
ro Elementary School Book Fair in childrei:t crying ... No, they \\leren't
Laguna Beach Friday and Saturday from screaming. -They're cryh1g like little kids
10 a.ro . to J p.m do." · of'
Sponsored by the langu:i ge arts classes Principal Jerome Kennedy said he
at the school and the Children's Book entered the 'classroom in response to
Shoppe in Corona de\ l\1ar. the .book fi11T'·-· word there was ah emergency . ·
"'ill raise funds for a musical pla y based "There ~'as a heavyset black Wotn.an
on "Thi Wind in the Willo·ws.~' and writ-bending over ?.1rs. Hayerle," he said.
ten by>the language arts students. "She had Mr!'i. Bayer\e down on the floor.
The sale is ·open to the pubtlc and She. the ·black woman, was on her
refreshments will bt seNed on the school knees . ., ·
patio. ··1 pulled the woman off ~1rs. Bayerle.
She said . ·You leave me alone .'
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"I said. 'You leave her alone.' " Ken-
nedy said the "'oman then ran .off.
New Water Directors
·Take Sea t~ Thursday
Newly e\tcled dirtclori; of the South
Coast County \\'ater ·District v.-ill take
thei( sealo; on the board ~t its regular
meeting Thursday at 7·30 p.m. at the
• district office 31~2 2pd Ave., South
Laguna.
Robert Dwye r, top vo te·geller at,the
Nov. 2 \\'ater .board elf'ction, ~·!It be in·
stalled for the first lime. along with Har·
old Edwards. \\'ho has previously served
0" the IX:iard, and Ted ,J. O'Con nell, in·
cumbent Yl'hO \\'as re·e!e:cted Nov. 2.
• Mrs. Galder is survived by her hus-
band. John : two sons, John L. or Van
Nuys ~nd Donn A. of Colorado Springs: a
daughtf!r, Ann Randall or Laguna Beach :
and by four grandchildren.
The Rev. John R. Davis will officiale at
the service.
Memorial donations may be directed to
the American Cancer Society.
It also asks the Saddleback board to President Nixon to control interest rates
make efrorts to seek advice from the as long Ill he keeps controls on prices and
three component school districts in cur· wages.
riculum 'development and other atfairs It rejected 70 lo 19 a proposal by Sen.
that affect the total educational en-\lance Hartke ( [}.Jnd. I, mandating in-
ter prise. terest rate controls that would permit
Three board members Y.'i\I aUend the rates to rise no more than price!'! are
Saddleback College Board meeting on permitted to rii;e.
Dec. 13 as an official delegation. Other Led by Sen. John G. Tower tR-Tex. 1,
member1 of the board are planning to al· opponents argued that a ceiling on in-
tend as individuals. terest rates tends to become a floor
The Capistrano board rescheduled a below which they,do not go. He said in-
meellng they had planned for Dec. 13 to terest r<1les h;ive Qropped substanlia!ly
Dec. 14 so that they can attend the Sad· since Nizon started his new economic
At the Pentagon, the betting favorite in
some circles ror head of the Marine
Corps had been Lt. Gen. John Chaisson,
chief of sjaff of the corps. Some
obser\·ers felt Cushman's CIA assign·
ment ~·as of such importance that he
would •ot be tapped for a purely military
post.
White House secret:iry Ronald L.
Mrs. Harriso11
Services Held __..,/' dleback mttting en masst. proi:ram Ang. 15.
Ziegler said he did not know who would
replace Cushman at CIA . He said he \\lall
equally uncertain whether the job would
go to a civilian or a military officer.
Historically, the No. 2 job has been filled
by a military man.
~e Rev. James Kir~ oHiciated al
f ral services this morning in the
P fie View Chapel for Lenore Barbara
Harrison, 425 S. Coast Highway, Laguna
Beach, who died Saturday at the Laguna
Beach Nursing Home. She was 96.
f>.1rs. Harrison, a native of Durham,
N.C., had l!ved In lhe ~unty for 30 years.
She is survived by a daughter. ).trs.
James lfolland, and by three nieces.
Seu. Bennett Ill
WASHINGTON I AP) -Sen. Wallace f · Benne!! 'R·Uta.h ) ha,.been hospitallz·
· eel al Bethesda Naval Hospital after suf·
fering a spell of weakness during .. •
. speech be(ore the \Vhite H<>tl'Se Cri~·
ference on Aging . An aide u.id Monda y,
howrver, that there is no uuse for
serious concern about the 73-year-old
senator.
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Sl1ortc~ange
In this 1re1 ctrp•t inst1Ut tion lab.or ch"arges 1r1 probably
•s low es any place in America, $1.25 to $1.50 per squa~r•
1111 y1rd.
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New Yor~ City prices for carpet instillation •re $1.50 paf
squi re yard. Manr ·~ther cities have costs of $1.00 ~r
)'ard. Northern C•lilorni• rates are $2.00 to $2.50.
Whai this all points out, is the higher cht nce to 9et 1 poor
installation. K·now your rettiler! *• sur e he is a licensed
contractor!
com M••· ~ w ... 1 • .., s1rttt ......,..., 9"N<l'I: aJll N4°"''*' ..... .-it
....... 9Mcll: 1111s 9MCh 111111n1r1 l11ju~:e d El Toro t:yclist . ..
At Alden's our in,+aller' are paid hourly, in~urin9 a careful,
complete instillation. We maint1in ..-l11nnt, intelli91n+,
c.ap1bla men, treinad by us •
O~r Methods of instell1tion art not s 1 c r • t -NO
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SHORTCUTS!
~ 1--Read y to Race Bike Again
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An El Toro youth lnjure1\ rtctnily In a
rn()torcycle r11cing 11cc1de nt 1s b;ick on hl1
fe<'t :ind ready to Rf! back on h15 C)'Clt.
~1ark Dobb~. of 23881 LArkwood Lane.
says I.he NO\', 5 ~~hap at The El Toro
SpccdW11y ha~· nolrit alt dimin ished his
tnlhuslai.m for'ractng
"The rlOC'tOr !laid 11 \\Oukl be six
mon lW'> to • ) car brforc r could ra ce
llJl:ll!n,\• lhP l~Yl!ltr-l'lld ~h'l<inn \1iejo
11i~li School ~tud<>nl 611111 torlay. "ln1t 1
OOn'I 1h1nk 1! \\Jll be 1h11t lonR -not if I
~ave an~·1~.lng lo i.ll)' about M· ''
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\'oung Dobbs iiustained internal ln-
lurlt.s in the actldent and sptnt II d1y1
in Mission Community Hoepital befor~
bting released No~. U.
He sa,ys it was hi: first U:rk>us acc.idenl
while racing C"J broke my foot before.
but th•l wa! nolhlng"). a 5j)C)rt ht has
been involved in for about two yeJrs.
• Dobb~·511)!.5 his physician h11s. not yel In·
1tit:atert \\'hen he "'Ill be :illowed to return
10 5Chool, but has.Jold llw.·,ioungster that
his Injuries art hc11lins well.
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CARPETS • DRAPES
1663 Plac•ntia A••·
COSTA. MESA
646-4838
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Co!!itl Mesa'1 Dp.n Gurney. ~'hose all.American boy image
has been untainted so far, realized he was letting ·himself In tor aomt criticism when he agreed to take part in rast week'•
t•ce over publl~ · hig~ways from New York -City to Redondo
~ach. ..,. • · _ _..
No one argues that to "'in the first a~rlual oWionb'all Baker ~ to Shl~Jng Sea t.1emor~I TrQPhy Dash Gutney ~d hll..C'07:
driver"; wrller Broclt Yate1. had to break speed laws. They av.
traged A.1 miles a.n hour for nearly 3.000 miles, including all
the.J r gas stops. · . , .
1 a way, appraisal of the race bytGurney bimsell was more
ling than the outcome. .
did 1 lot-of thinking about this race; .. Gurney said. "Once
ed out, decided not to go at all, but I changed my mind
at the last minute.
"It's hard to put in words why I did it. I guess the best thing
J1 to say I wanted lo prove something -·that It is ~ble to
drive fast and still drive responsibly. We did everything we
could to avoid trouble, and I think the results show that we did
that. ......
"You know, there are. people "'ho will be shocked by this
thing, but that's anoltier important reason I agreed to partic·
Jpate. In years gone by the p t o p I e who made runs like this
\\.'ere natio nal heroes. Now I suppose they will think we are
·~ul! or something worse."
That cross country speed. drivers were onci: heroes is true.
The Superman-of his-day was Ca nnonball Baker. a fe llow Gurney
l5 almo!~ alone· among the modrern gene ration in remembering.
Flr•t R1111 Ac1•0•• lJ.S. Jtlnd~ In 1914
Mission V I e j o ' 1 Jeff
Mqorlen: with 12 of the U
'1amet picked correcUy, ii the
top prlie winner for the 10th
and final wttk" of the DAILY
PIL01"1 1971 P i&s kin
Pickeroo. •
ritagorien edged Huntingto n
Beach'• Paula Todd, also with
22. on the Tie Breaker as the
former was 1311 off the proper
total while the 1 a t t e r
was 215 lrom the correct Tie
Breaker mark.
The-remaining p I a c.e
finisher• (and t,tieir Ti e.
l!re1ker djJfert qces )w are~ !
Ca rl Ciolli of Costa Mesa
(158 ): f . Donna Stephenso n of
Orange t1$9J; an d Hun·
tington's Mike Meriz.ah {%52),
ill with 2t right.
Old ·Ranch
Net Title
To Tidball -
Steve Tidball of Los Angeles
defeated a 'pair of Orange
Coast area tennis players on
the way 10 victe<y in th• nn t O n Leag'1· ie Ti·:.c.hnti•pt·o· n·s ann"'l.11 .000 Old Ranch Ten-rft ge • •
111 1114 Baker mad e the first or "·bat came to be more than nis Club invitation_al \ourna· , . , . IO 1peed ·runs across the United Stales, riding a motorcycle ment over the Thanksgiving Coach George Carey s Laguna Beach Hig h s Art1sls
from San Dlegii to Jlriew )'ork In 11 days IZ iiours 10 mlnute5. weekend on the SPit Beach finished in .a three·\YIY li e for the Oranie. l.eague
~ .. :· · cl'ub court!. championship and qualified for the CIF \\'ater polo :.On lhat flr11 run Baker 'cro ssed four. moun tain ranges. 1.027 Tidball defeated Bill Frantz . playoffs. Front row (from left~Pat Gl eason, Mar dy mlle1 of desert, UZ miles of prairie mud and '4 .miles down •
l\1adison, John \Vellsfry, Neal Amsden; John H-at·
bold, SC.Ot t l\1cCarter. Back row-Lairy Fisette,
Amory \Vare, Tom Broth erton, Steve Morreale, Tom
ned,vitz.
r1ilroad tyck. His lolal distance was 3,378.t miles. of Costa Mesa, 6-2,"6-3, in the quarterfinals and stopped Earl
that \4'&S an lncrediblt. leat in 191•. and it influenced.-Prob-O'Neill, former-lrviM--
ably more than anything the highway lobby ever did -the build· star, In the semis, 6-2, 6-2. He
ln( of the best hlghl'·ay system In the \\'orld. -top'ped Tom Kar p of. Los
"I gues~ that's the most important reason why t did It,:• Angeles in the championship
Gurney continued. "lo· reach back for those wonderful years In match, 6-1. 5-7, 6-1, to win the
tbli"Country \\'hen-men diired to dO thiitgs like·lhal. $300 first prize money. Greg Jablon.ski. rormer UCI
• "\\1e used to cdehrate OJ!r beroes and take great pride in tennis captaii lost to Karp in
them\ M~ybe I was trying to recreate or relive that time Id the semis, 3-;--s:2,-tP, get-
Belmont to-Lose Polo Finals?
_Va11griards -lm prove Gym
-our history." farther tha·l!. any o t h c r
\'ates. whn ii knn"}'n in auto journalisnl circles 8 1 "'The As. ama leuf. He Cefeated O'Neill. l..{iok fo r the NCAA water polo toµmament team Is looking for new talent to fac~n the)
iisilft," thought up the race to ilash at the Establishment. He a former .teammate, 7-6, 8-6, lo m"ve from Belmont Plaza Olympic pool hardwoods In pre.:.sEC se1M1n encnunte~
poln11 out that the ,1tovernmf'nt ha s spent billions for high speed for third place. next year with the University of New Mexico at le ast it would appear thl& way.
•Jghwav. 1 and then has im,...sed ridiculou s speed lim lfs In the In the doubles. No. 1 seeded in Albuquerque making 11 strong bid to get 1 h h d 1 d "-f 1 t ( it i•v Roy Barth and Tidball won the the attraction. 0 I e lZ game1 sc e u e ~ ore s ar o name· of safety .Ml motorists can 't use them to their lull potential. h s lh c f • d I I cha'mpionshlp and $150 by NCAA waler polo action has romplete1l I e ou eastern on erence sc.,e u e, Ix are
He btlleves i;ociety should conccnlrale on get ting-the drunk• defeating Ken Stuart and Lar· three years of rompetition "'ilh the UCLA against first·lime foes Including UC lr\'in t.
·off the road and JeachinA-.people to drive better. Police off icials, ry Collins, 6-3, 6-3;, Bruins grabbing two of the three titles and Colorado Sta.le, Penn· Stile, F•_lrfield, Man·
eccord inx to Yates. should slop setting up radar Z9.JltS and In· ou.~':~t ... i. UC Irvine the other ·keeping it all in the battan and Massachusett s. ~entin" Bl~ Brother spy devices to entrap motorists who are G•eci J •bl.,.,lllf tuc11 ...i. aOb ~too;~ University of California fa mily. . J • I · 11 •I 14 '"l NC boo · th Three of the foes have played the Volun-drlving safely. To him It's a case of pursuina: the wrong cu pr1ls ~':m·ic,;D lo• A11<1e11, dt f. L••rv "l've talked to the AA a t staging e 1 d Ro
RUDY HOLMES
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Revealed -
. Goldto we•• eou.,i wt11
m .. t the ~·Poly (Sli L,u f •·
Obl1Po) fr09h t .. in la Ult fin\
round of th• tltlrd annual
' Mool'J>"rk Coll•I• lft¥11alllNJ
basketball toumamtftt ,.......
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The 1•me ll Mt fflt 'I
o'clock.
H·ert are tht tint round; Jlljri-
-llii•· =
!. -Golden Wiii vo. c.i
Poly Frooh C
-i -c,,..... va. lllt llltltlt
7 -Moorpark va. lu 111itt
I -Pierct VI. Taft . •
Mt. S•• I.id ...
Saddlabjck C0!1fCo wlll lllM
Mf. Sii!J'iC!iihi li"lllt iiooiai found or-tht Mt. IUt Jlditi
-Colle1e caae toumey Die. a&.
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Th1t'1 1 t: II p.m. tilt.
Hert;_,.. the palr1ap fer till
flut rounc1'
• -Ante.lope ValltJ •1.
College of Can)'GNI
5-4~ ~Palomar v1. llnlbilL
f:;tlf:._ Mtn!o VI. Mlrl Co!fl
-9:25 "-Saddltbiek •a. Mt -San JaCintO:--:--- -
Sa• Clem-t• .
Host San Clement. • ~
drawn Ganesha • ln Utt fltij
round of -the ,S.11 . O....nt,i
Kiwanis bukelhlll ~
ment •tartlne Dec. 1&. ·· .
Other Oran11: r.out attl
te1m1 In th• t l I h t-t I I ti\
tourney art Est1ncla. Celt4
Mesi , Lagun1 Buch. ~
Vi~jo ind the San CJemeet,
jun'.lor v1rslty. ,
The litter hu betft ua.a
dui Jo ·ilie deletktft ii ·pafM
$prings Hifh, wllldl 4'"'"'
from the _ tourney.
· The Pairinp:
San'. Otmtllt lleau l .
THrMY ..
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· Saddlebaell v1 !itpda · ~ ~-
3 :30 p.m. :, ·
cO.!lt1 Mesa ~,. ~
Beach -I p.m: . ,
San-Cl.emente JV v• ~
·Viej6 -t :30 p.m.
Ga nesh• v1 San Cltmult ""'
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In th ••. ,, 00 blgh•"ay death•. · cc;111n1 c.111r..m11r,i. ,.J . .,,, / · t~rs only one otber time and Inc u e ston
., .. ~ ~"~ Tld1 .. 11 Ile. ~noltil 6tl. aiu ... Coll La S t'· d V'll E '•bfl •-• ~-----.;;;-~;;.--;;';;;;;;;;i;;;;~.,w"lrk"r.o;rrM"lliO'""ff"----~·~·~"" ~°''' Me'''· 1-:t. '-l. •· ege, au; an 1 anov1. s.. &m-:u !rl· N<iill ll--.a..c.111 dU-Gtnt I I ' '• U t Ml hi Sta•· His is not 1 popular"idea, tt 1 s for thought M1 ,. c 111 1=1rn.111c1D1~.•,1 ... 2. • __ ,..,..;·..,.;;;;---•&pp00e11 IP". uutO"F pn, c gaa ..,
,1 w •"1'11• ... 1~ , ~ and South Carelina In prevlou1 pme•,
' Loop Honor
To Holmes ·
Or$nge. Lea&ut t ft tr Y
University Hith hu dr•ri
sunset L e a 1 u • pew6r
ll'eslminstedn tht 1~· .' of the Santi1111 n
toumey. 1
Fountain Vall ey, ~
V11kQvlch. T nb• ff.I• Top Three
The flashy new heroes of the sperdway are l'>fark. Donohue
_____ _1.nd Pete Revson-lO maoy people, but not· to Bill Vukovich.
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-"There's no CQmparison," Vukie said. "~by Unser, Par·
nelli Jones and A. J. Foyt are still the best d ·•er around. Bob-
by Unser proves this every time out, because e is driving a
car 2 or 3 miles an hour sl•wer than Donohue·s and he still keeps
up "'ilh him.
"Bobby just drives harder than those othtr i;:uys .. I probab ly
ihouldn't be saying thi s. because I dori't wan~tn knock !\lark and
Pete -they a;e ·good -bu.t they can't hol d"'ii candle to Bobby.
"And Foyt. \\'hen things' are going righl.. he's unbeatable.
'He'll go anyw here on a race track to ,et around you.
-··t could .be deed-wring, and if Jam I'll say-so. and I'll apolo-
gize to Donohue and R'l!vson, but 1 just don 't belie\:e they <?'n
drive so smooth and never get out of shape and s\11\ be going
11 s fast as they could be. Maybe they're so good they just don't
get ou t of shape.
"But I think Bobby Unser in the same car would be 2 to 3
miles an hour faster than they are. It "'ouid shock m~ if he
"·asn't." .
One th ing that impressed Vukovich about Donohue was !he
wa v he came back at Ont.ario last August after crashing ihto the
Tui-n 3 11•1\I in pn1ctice. The. next titne he got intn the car he
qualified his t.1cLaren in fhe pole position for the Califomi~
500.
'"Thal showed me someUiing ." Vukovich said .. "I have-to
admil that."
1'1ost Impressive H'i11-Jtlle/1ign11 200
Dono hu e al5o "'nn at Pocono, Pa .. which he \\'&S fa\'ortd
to do, but hls n105t Impressive vic tory in many "'ays "·as In the
Michigan too.
fi~:.it'~'&'ft~i.ti: t:i: HOWARD For a 5chool ll\al ha1 bffn playing b11ket·
Tlab•ll dtl. K••c. 6·" 1·1• •·•. ball 1lnce 1120:11 (50 ~·earl ), It 1eem1 al·.
Oral}le Cout area t le tM
ei;ht-team 1etu11, m • t-' s.~11~.1. . • . lie~ !!t r!" 1nd lfa~n M•. Denn+, HANDY molt in credible that 50 many 1thool1 never Buena Park. · -l • -
The palrinti: ·' "'"' 1nd O'N•lll '"'· &·I, •-1. b f th Vol •Chedule would "'ake ft s1':i1r1 ~e cc1tln1 aer stc.c:k 11111 .l fn e ore on e m !alll•I• TNl'8t1 wrlc~r.'" · '"· •·~'"''' .-. .-. _ ~ .-.-• thlf year~ ••rt~ t nd TldtMl!I 11tl, S!Vl tl t nd •~-t \ . Dec... 'I.
Collin•. •·l. '"'·
Coaches
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All-stars
Defensive back Cr 11 i g
Zaltosky ·tleads an eight·
meml>er delrga!ion fro m
Or11nge Coast College selected
to the coaches' All -Soul h Coast
Conference football team.
Zaltosky and San Diei?O City
College's 245-pound ·defensive
tack le 1.ou Wi1\iams were
,named the co-players of the
year.
" * * Jerry Hulberl, assist.ant varsity and fresh·
Tustin .v1 lelil OtUti .!.
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tournament in our paol next .season." Lohos man ba.!lketball coach -at \JC!. will not only
coach John Mechem told us after his squad miss the Frosh opener at California Western
Sa .d dle b a ck C.oll ege 1 defensive back Rudy Holmes ·
has been selected ro-player of
the year in the. MisSiQn
Conference .•
We1tminsttr vi · UAlvtr•ttf -. ' -· .. lo Buena Park v1 nwnm
had performed well in all three games. 'Vednesday night bu! will also miss the var·
"We have 3 n·ew pool under construction sity game a.t the University of Tenne.ssee.
Holmes shares the hoOOr
with Cit rus li neb11c ker Mark
Dibley.
Villey -1 . •• •:
and it is scheduled for completion in the ~bert will leav e· the tea m in Tennessee
spri.ng. It is a 50 x ~yard indoor pool similar esday morning lo scout the Anteate rs'
to tbts one." d foe. West Virginia against East Caro.
Waler polo is movi ng up in the Rocky Wtdnesd ay evening. UCI plays. in West
All·Mlullfl'o c ... •..--• l'lrsl .tum OHtMI:
,,._ l'IMYtr, [lflllt WI , Yr,
. BtiC8 Fae« •,
" !\.1ountain area •Nilh New Mexico the winner . Virginia Saturday. evening. wo ~ltltr. Soull'r#.,11r11 l'IO !t Wll • ti, 5tdttll!Mlt~ m ,,;
; • otl>Wi•l9tn io. San Mateo ~: -of a tournament that included \1/yoming, Utah,
Brigham Young, Colorado St.ate. Idaho. Idaho
Stale. Air Force and the University of
Arizona.
And the UNM squad will be back int.ct
next season with one junior and the resl
sophomores.
The * University .. * * of Tenn es&ff baskelUall
* G !ludo, G•o'u~~manl F~:
• { Joc:h11, c11r111 noff· '~': .. · Oranra "--1t. C' 111 1.:, ·.·I Southern California College of Costa Mesa 0 .':!~\;in~1~:~~~~~1 i! ...,. • , .
has a b11ttery\o~new J'ghts in its cozy gy m. T ~':.':'::o...c~:l~,, ~s F~: water JtOI& team wtli . *
nasium, makiit •t of the hest lighted~ 11 s~r:::1:i;;1·s~:i:i:u1.,11 1~-\:: •• College ol Sin Mat~ ~
basketball cour in the Orange Coast area, · in the o-nin"' rt1uMI 6f k to11d T11m Offt,~~ t"' Ii j Athletic Director Paul Peak says .a ne · w11 w,;,. G•CKJ,,_, J.10 0, st ate JC pl1yofl* ( ·
tlectric scoretioard will also be lhSfa lled dur. w~ ~:;.~1'2::rv~•v•••kl• ™';. t:: Valley. Colle1e in Pl · h • d !' N'I' I • ' M•nnlna, lllver~~e '' Hi'JJ 1ng t e season an ".: n n. earn promise f Pt•~a ... P•"""'' sf . · · ·
some exciting basketball at home. ~~~~e~~-~11'1~~~ "': Th~ oCC-San Matto mltM
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· ~ i1,:': i~~~11;:1••n . f~ fi'. ls sChedul~ for 10:15 ''ITI · f,
111 c;17i':nn~1t1'/,'11, 1
1ti :· If coac;h Jack Pullwtell'I
M hs L d d E • M1 .. n111. c~111tv 10 1: QCC Pirates are alCtulfUI 4 On arc au e stanc1a '"" Tum ""M .. against San Matao, llley ...... ! i1.:~i'.'rt1fi~:"' r,i ~: meet the Lona -·CllY
B t S t "f r.::i~~·Kml"i" 11~~~.rdl"o lj.Sll ~: Coll~ge-San-jose cc vtctei ~·
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-Despite Oonobue's lack of fa,miliarity with th e high speed
track (In which Bobby Unser became the first man In history
to top lllO m.p.h. In quallfyl ng far an oval race I and hl1 com-
parative la ck of n\•al racing experience, the Pennsylv1nlan took
Zallosky. along \vilh lineman
Pat Sweelland and linebacker
-Paul Moro ea rned first team.
defensive honors while OCC's
Dennis Walters (tackle ), Rick
HRrtsfie ld (back ) and Steve
'fi1onahan (flanker 1 gai ne d
; first team offensive laurels.
All·S•lll-· C111t c1nl1 .. M •
Mater Dei lliG;h 's
Monarchs picked up four first
team ·selectioru; on the All·
AngeluS" bee.~ue football teai'n
a.~ selected by "that ·1 o op '15
coaches.-.
offensive unit while Ulckle
Craig Hanson and back Jim
Po~ttgen were named on the
defeni;lve eleven.
Co-players of the year are
Bishop Amat 's John Sciarra
and St. Paul's Jamie Quir~.
• anque e {G 8"cill: !.fMo~:.:r"~ Ir >::-!:JO l .m. SatUnlay: .,
t f:n.~~·i. sr;'"tt,,.,,1,1,n 1 ~ tr OCC loat* friD~\ t
Estancl. Hl'gh School's fal l Hubb•rd. res ~. would pl•Y •&•In t ... ~ l 1.1rm11111. 1n •• t1r1no \ . d 2 , 1 i 1 ..... • gports awards ba nquet is I ~,.~:~·.~~I~~: 1,5 ~. ay · ( o c ~ •llJ~
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co~mand and "'On going a"'ay. ·
"That "·asn't much.'' Vukovich scof red. "~flcblgan Is easy
• to run on. Ontario i§ easy !Ofl. ir you "·ant to knO\I'. About lhe
toughest track Is still Indianapolis .. ,
Vukovich and his fr iendl y rh•al, Gary Bettenhausen. turnrd
au t 10 ht. the mosl consislant finishers on the three lrack~ where
iiuto racing's flcst triple cro"·n championship \\'as cnntest ed Ibis
)·ear . Giii fi nished lh1i"ih· sixth a~d IOlh, while Gary wound up
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and guard L!lrry Drazl)a we~e
the Monarchs selected. on th~
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in the Co mmo ns at the gchool SK111• T••m ~" hed fed 1 1 11 "
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r.id the guest 11peaker I.!!' Ed 'f ~r."r.,;;,~~'-'" mi' '1:': ,opening iound : . . ... ·, E Coll, S\dldltlWICk f! · o Lo •• h Newland, UC fr\'lne swim and Lii llfo!~•DC: • Sl<ldftblU 2 • -nr .owac "'· kl '•"I~· c~~111v ii e. Jo~e. H water nn]o mentor. "' '· c1l•in ~. ~ I Brawn. Pllo""' !r>'I """ 10 1• Oranlt e •• J ... The Eagles' f0t>tball , cros!I Ptt!•l!l!•. cnr11• 11' ~· : " -~ .. 81 Hon.. Cn811~v 1•~ . San Mateo. t country and w11ter polo teams w .. r, G•1K1m011t 110 '· 1 ,
·11 be ho d 'th 11:30 -fullerto•· ''•·" "'1 nore WI an· ~ribk menti"": J.t<ldleb.tc• -f la · nouncemcnls of capl11 ins. most tl1c~1v. ,l!•_dt!Yn'. eov''· Ht•""~'· College o SeqUf) I.' .~ ..
valuable and mo i; t in· i~n?.~~!'::f.' ~~:~~1· H:i,:.'..1 ~...;.. 12:)4 -0. AMI vt.1 ~ i;piralional players on · t he 0 1111v. Ana .
Le "'~11r. ... §4Jn11 >"' 110 s.n. Orange Coast areit field Wed-11 POnotlfT. Ctrril~ us Fr. "' !' agenda. II! r:
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I NASO L11t1ng1 for Monday, November 29, \.971
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By SYLVIA PORT-ER
\n -whlcb spending
c1ttgor1es has lnrJatlon hit )OU
the hardest during ~e past
two years food medical care
home ov.nershlp costs auto
purchase: rent auto operation
-tttrt.atian1_
Food at home would he
)out repl) .Jf ~OU re 1n the
overwhelming ma.}Or11v ol t.,.;o
out of three ans1o1 enng a re
cent poll of its readerS by
Changing Times m11gaz1n e
Fol\nw1ng !hat 1o1ould be
medical e,are home ownersh1p
costs ~ auto operation and
clothing At the bottom of vnur
hst would be puLllc
transportation
The reaht}':' !hough is that
' food a t home pricts h11ve
rise.n the least during 1he past
two years and as measured
by the Consumer Price Index
public transportation has risen
the most
No one tries to deny ~our
spending in th! super markrt
and grocery store 1s a l an 111!
lime high -but ) our grand
total at the checkout counter
does not confirm your strong
feeling thal food price in-
creases are squeezing your
budget unmercifully
The first ,explan;:it1on for
your record spending ts your
soaring 'buying o{ non foods 1n
food stores -a phenomenon
that shouts a powerful trend
toward one-stop shopping
_ Ypur s~nd1ng for non foods
1n supermarkets -ror 1nst11nce
1pllrted 12 9 percent last l e;:ir
alorie nearly double the rise in
your spending for food and
grocery p_roducts
T OOav out of everv St you
spend in the a;upermarket you
allocate an average of 22 7
cents to non groceries m
e luding 12 J cents fllr;.. general
merchandtse rang ing from
paperbacks to panty hose r. 2
cents-for household supphPs
4c for tobaect1 l 2 ce nts for
pel foods
Amoni;: the 10 faste5l lf(o-
duet gainers 1n all catei:i:ones
now being sold 1n
supermarkets and ~r()l'.:erv
stores are three non foods and
a fourth is dog food In 1970
your biggest spe.nd1ng 1n
cr eases for non foods were for
photo flash bulbs paperbac k
books phonograph records
g lasses magazines pa n t y
hose and toys
Tht second p r 1 m e ex
planation 1s your cont1nurng
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NOVEMIE" 30
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HOLLYWOOD (AP) -Th•
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nominations for the 1971
Golden Apple awards, made to
actors and actresses voted .the
most cooperative with -the
neWs media.
It non'l i-'nated actors
Clint Eastwood, Hal Holbrook
and Greg Moi:ris and actress
Ann-Margret, l.(!e Gr a:n t,
Shirley Jones ·and Mary Tyler
f\.1oore.
in the running (or
"Newcomer· of the Year1'" are
actors Tim9thf Bottoms,
David Cassidy, Ben Murphy
and Mitch Vogel and actresses
Sa@y Dunean, Marlyh Mason
and Lily Tomlin.
Club members voted no t to
make" any-l'!"Sour. App I e·''
award6.,.-given traditionally to
thi -atarS held to be the least
coo,,tiratlve with reporters.
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By TOM TITUS
CH ,... o.ur "n" ~tiff The-statu of' ·communltf
theater in Orange County has
~n repeatedly etevated dur-
ing 1971 by a number of ex-·
ceptional produc(ions from
many indlvidual groups, but It
tllmained for the Irvine Com-
munity..: Theater in ~he year's
fjl)al h91!r to provid_~ the coup
· de-gr ace on ,__a .m o s t
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memorable year.
The Irvine production of
· Arthur 'Miller's ·"Death of a
Salesman" is not only the
outstanding offering of this
year, it quite prob.ably
surpasses · anyl..l:!ing mounted
on an a,rnateur stage in this
county for 1 the past seven
seasons. It is a magnificent in·
terpretation' oL one of tlie a\1-
time great dramas or the
American stage -atid' local
theater in general' stands
taller toda y because of it. .
. Few comrilunity theaters·
would even ..consider the task
of reproducing M i 11 e r ~ .s
masterwork, .muc'h less at-
temet its presentation. At
Trvine. lofty ambition has been
justified by -superlative
performance.
The directorial -genius of
Richard Dow, which turned
another Miller drama, "A
View From the Bridge;" into a
lOcal classic, takes on new
dimension -with "Death of a
Salesman." Never one · to ex·
cise matirial from· a script,
Dov; has attached his own
personal touches -filmed se-
quences at the opening and the
close -which Jay the
groundwork and provide the
epilogue for !he action on
stage.
This is risky business; the
play is Jong and dcmand.ing,
and the addition of cinematic
effects turns it into a dramalic
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favor yel determined to pick Teaford ~pttsset ~s Willy;a
up Wi.lly'a 'dlscarded umple upstate mlstrw ani! Barbara
cases and finish the old man's GarUch comes through nicely
Pattie. Sa'derup is highly bi\· is a &>ulhern fried call girl.
pressivt, both as the m<1re et.If --'Fhe-dreary;-closed-in setting
as.sured adult and, ·~rtlc1l!e.r-by Ii-vin E~Kimber is backed
ly, as the eager lo please by •drab colored scrim on
•teenager .gleefully ·carrying eit her side to accommodate
hif .older·}lrother's helme:t. His the many g:tra l~tlorur
transitions to and from his the effect f$ f
past are b e a u t I ( u 11 y ac-simultaneous realism and an-
complished1 tasy. Kimber's lighting effects
he successful, ~.J1~u a r e are ...i.otricale\Y.-W.Q'len into.Jhe:
·Charley is -stoica:Uy Played by pattern· or the drama, while
Ar.t Gordon, who keeps his Ule ba~kgrOuRd mlliic which
seml-cofnic .character wen bee~ an integral part of
within bounds in· an excellent the characterization is well
performance. Michael O'Con-handled tcy. Carla Dow . marathon approaching four nor as his fragile. brainy son "Death.Gt a Salesman" is a
h(!llts. Yet the_requiem scene, doe! a splendid job, balancing prodigious feat in which the
filmed in an actual cemetery hi.§ ·sissy youth with the Irvine cOmmunity_ Thealer
·'rather than played out on reserv~ and con!ident adult may-take justifiable ;>ride. It
stage, is so skillfully ac-he becomes. Is a must for any true devotee
complished, with approp,riate Michael Gallup as the ghost of the serious theater, for it
closeups, that it blen·ds of older brother Ben doos a exemplille1.the superiority at.
smoothly into the production fine job with . a dilficu~ ta inable by an amateur group
and leaves tJ:ic playgOir stun-character, (hough the agin with the proper ration. of
ned and exhausted. ---p"r"oc'"ess !!somewhat artltlcla . talent and 'dedication. It con·
The prodUcllon is a tota't Also convincing Is P e t e tinues for two more weekends
triqmph foi-DOW and one· of Gallagher ·as the young com-in the UC Irvine Humanities
the most thoroughly pro-p~y president, whlle B~a Hall Playhou&e.
fessional casts.ever assembled
on a commuriity SCage. There
I~ Rn ~verall excellence in
character interpretation which
matches the pace of the pro-
duction -de\iber~. steady
and methodical, witrrno mood
()f. nuance overlooked.
~Home' Video Version
' . Intimate, Fascinating
(By CYNTHIA LOWRY
NEW YOjlK (AP)
"Home," with "Sir .J o h n
Gielgud and Sir a,.a.t·p h
Richardson." was ·Monday.
niiht's NET Playhouse pro-
duction ori public broadcasting
stations and it waHike a front
row seat in A west End
theater.
bitions, while Uie other is com-
ple~y withdrawn in his own
thoughts and politely responds
with such remarks as "l say!"
Or ~"'By Jove."
By the time· two raucous
noisy women arrive, it has
become obvious that all are
At the top of this superb .
heaP stands Aaron Fletcher
whose unforgetatble: portrayal
of Willy Leman rinks him
with the giants of hht craft .
Fletcher probes deep into the
guts of Willy, conveying the
ache and disillusion or this
long over the hill ~salesman
wilh every move and gesture.
His moods of sudJlen anger,
bewildered subse'rvience and
overgrown 6oyish enthusiasm
are delineated with con-summate skill, abetted by a -David . Storey's play - a
voice which ·exudes c<1mmand study of lon~lint?Ss a n d
whether' issued as a whisper· emptiness -was transferred
or a growl -an excepti'oi:lal
performance. ' •
Hilda Allen as Willy's fierce-
ly loyal and lovirlg wife . Linda,
presents a more formidable
character than. is Iii f t en
associated v.:ith the role. Miss
Allen displays a wide emo--
tional range, from the near-
comic, almost Jewish mother
approach in the earlier scenes
to the powerful, protective
harridan, blistering with in-
vective at the failings of her
sons and , finally, lo the grief-
slricken widow on film. em·
OOdying an almost classic '::~~~~~~~~~===~="=·="=''='="~='='="··='=''='==~! sense of tragedy. ,;
The complex role of the
older son, BHf, is given a NATIONAL GENERA(1 THEATRES
studied, sens i ti v e in· l'~~;~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~;~~_,, terpretation bY. Bob Mills, who
~ gr'bws appreciably in his role . ~~ 1iUUliW
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the first act, Mills-rncreases in -
Intensity throUghoul -·tkre s.e·. _,·
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character nearly matches that "'1-· &,11,1,.L;l
of his father. In his emotional
showdown with Willy at the
climax of the play. Mills
reaches a peak of power tha t
-Is _h'jghtening in _its impact.
· · Gery Saderup · is · equally
sfrong, m()re s-o In . his first
act', as the ·younger son. H~p
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'Love~-_)Joutique Boomi~g
Netl! Store Specializes iri .Biiili Control Devices
Work to F1~ee /
San Clemente' Fireman Sheldon Schmidt and others
pry open door of mangled auto after five-vehicle ·~ pileup on San Diego Freeway just north of San
Clemente Monday. A pickup truck loaded 'vjth pow-
· de'red clay blew a tire and veered into the on.coming
n,orthbound traffic. Juan Samarin, 54.-m..Saja Ca1i·
fqrnia \Vas killed . Seven others were injured. Clay
dust covered .the !Cene c~using additional hazard.
CHAPEL HILL. N.c: (AP) -,.. brlghl
little shop in Chapel Hill !Wled. as the ria-
lion js first birth control boutique is doing
a brisk business Jn its sell -proclaimed
role of bringing "sanity and taste to the
1e~at"-revolulion." <
l Ttie Adam and Eve shop near the cam-
. pus of .the University of N~orth Carolina,
looks. at first glance like any other
college-town boutique.
But stacked on Its modem glass and
.tfil9me display shelv'es are a wide varie-
ty of rionpreScription cori!ricep!'ives !Or
men and women.
Calling jtsell "~mer!ca's first love
boutique," the store opened Nov. 17 to -
capacity crowds. Its backers are making
plans to expand nationwide.
The store, a subsidiary of Popoulatlon
Planning Associates, was founded by Dr.
T. R. L. Black and P~ilip D. lfarvey v.'ho
received thP.lr master:s degrees in famil y
planning from North Carolina. Harvey is
a fonner direc tor of CARE in India and
Black, a member of lhe Royal College of
Physicians. is a former officer in the
New Gum~a medical service. •
"We're not here to start a Se:\'.ual
-revolution," said John J. Quinn, director
or marketing. ~ "
"We'rr here to provide a tasteful
response to a revolution already in pr<>-
gress. This is the middle ground between
the c\inicdi drug store approach and the
lasciviousness of the smut shops."
On a recent day the shop was crowded
\vith students, businessmen and a teW
middle-ai;:e ~omen.
Ari's Son-ili'Law Ciies Eulou y Planned "· LOS ANGELES \UP I) -~1ovie pro-
For $20, customers can get a black iron
chastity belt modeled after_ the "Old
English version," lock and key incl~ded.
A lea!hef version with chains is $2
cheaper. ·
Books and literature on sex. con-
traception. population problems. family
planning and marriage are also a major
part_ or the store's business.
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·'Parental Pressu1·es:
ducer Stanley Kram er "'iii deliver the
eulogy J Thursday for his adopted father,
Earl ·Kramer, 16, who died i\londay.
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And .6dan1 and Eve oilers a low-cost
pregnancy testing service through which
a worilan can send a specimen to a
federally liCensed lab<ir!tory and get the
results the next day.
Quirui said the store Is patterned after
Sweden's Birds ·and Bees shops. He said
the Store's personn"el are being trained to
answer customers' questions about birth
control. se1 and family plannlng.
"So tar there haVe been no adverse
comments at all," he said.
"ln fact 50me whiff.haired ladies have
come In and congratulated us." •. .
But QulM said he does expect to face
criticism. .... •
Tax Breale-f-01· Oldsters .-
Ol{ayed; Business ~ol>ay?
SACRAli-IBNTO (UPI) -Go". Ronald
Reagan and legislative taxwriters ha ve
agreed on a $46 million tax break for
senior citizens as part of major leglsla·
tion to establi~h state payroll wi~hholding
for the first t1me.
Republican and Democratic legislators.
rushing toward adjournment, sea rched
today for tax funds_ tp finance the ad·
ditional property tax relief for senior
citizens. They were leaning toward
business taxes.
Negotiators from both sides Monday
reached what they called '1 b a-:J,j_c
agreement" on senior citizen property
tax relief as part of the $550 million tax
progran1 but didn 't agree on how to pay
for ii. . r
Reagan was reported ,by Chief Deputy
financ( Director Kenneth Hall to be
agreeable to increasing relief to the
seniors inosl of them on fixed incooies.
As it passed the Senate 'Jast 'week, tbe
bill, whictt establishes payroll wilhholdiiig
of the state inc<ime tax eff~live Jan. t;.
contained $16 million in relief for senior
citizen Property taxpayers, starling next
July ..
But the bill was rejected by the
Assembly and thrown into a Senate-
Assemb!y conference c o m Q1 I t t e e
dominated by Democrats. The committee
agreed to increase the sum by $30 million
to $46 million.
• The committee increas'ed from $5,000 to
$10.000 the onnual income a senior citizen
could have and still be eligible for special
property tax breaks. The sum currently
iii $3 ,350.
Under the proposed additional relief, a
senior citizen with an income of $1,000 a
year Would get 96 percent othls ·pro~rly
tax bill rebated to him. At $10,000, the
rebate would be 6 percent.
_'{_he $550 "mini" tax bill is needed,
prinli"fily, to balance a $310 milliOJt
deficit in the current $6.7 billion s~te
budgel. ~1ost oi the funds to do so would
come from payroll withholding of the
state income tax.
'. Additionally, the bill would provide $200
million for one-shot building construction
an!i provide $23 millid'n in buslnes.! in·
ventory tax relief. Wjthholdin( 'alone
would furnbih $470 million of the revenue.
LOS ANGELE;S IUPI ) -The son·in-
law of .Aristotle Onassis said Monday his
.. 1'ich and famous fafher-in-Jaw was using
"extraordinary parental pressures" 'to
· brc2k up the marriage of hls 20.year-old
daughter. ·
two months after they met. Onassis, the
Greek shipping billionaire, ·was reported
stunned by the news and then J;>ecame
"furious. ~
"Christina and I have been subjected to
extraordinary flarental pressures u•hich
hr.ve seriously affected her health."'
Bolker said. "At my urging she fie...,· to
London to consult her doctor , see friends ·
and hopefully to resolve her problem~.".
''Better ·Ideas Make Better-Cars'' . ' . -
'" J oscoh Bolker, a real estate developer,
6r:d his \v ife , the former Christina
Onassis, \YSS so upset by her father 's
' reaction th3t her health u·as seriously af·
fected and she .... ·as ill London to see her
'doctor. ·
Bolker. 47 , who "'ould not comment on
'reports his marri8,ge 1vas breaking up.
"Said he stopped his vt'ife from coming
back to him in Los AngeleS to keep the
~!plil \Vith her father from getting \.\1orse.
' Bolker married Christina in a surprise
'ttremony in Las Vegas t,st July, about
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Bolker said he was in touch \Vith his
wife daily and visited her in London for
four days earlier this monlh. Last week,
he said, "she had made plane reserva-
tions and \\'as coming home regardless·of
the consequences.
"'As much as I w8nt us to be together. I
could not allow her to do that. Sbe is a
young woman and should not be alieoated
from her father. Thus, I urged ht!r to
comply with her father's reque$l, as I
u·ant her to stop ~·orrying and take care
ot her health."
: Services Held
At her request. Bolker said hi' postpon-
ed plans for a gala 21 st birthday party
for Christina in' Beverly Hills Dec. ll. He
mailed announcements of the postpone·
ment lo 125 invited friends . Services were held at noon today in
Pacific View Chapel for Edgar H.
~rockelmann. 31258 Flying Cloud Drive.
Laguna Niguel. \\'ho died Friday at South
Coast Community Hospital. He was 76.
~Ir. Brockelmann is survived bv his
.... ·idou•. Dorolhye; two d a u·g h le r s'
DorfJlhy Green and Janice Weitzek and
by nve grandchildren.
A native of East Oran ge," N.J .. he had
)ived in California for the pasl .35 years
and was a former division manager for
Lyon \1an ·& Storage Company.
The Rev. Bruce Kurrie of Covenant
Mr. McMal1on
Rites Conducted
Funf;lral services were held this n1orn-
ing at Pacific Vie1V Chapel for Gordon f .
~cMahon. 23561 Verrazanno Bay, Lagµna
Niguel whQ died Friday. He was 51.
. Presbyterian Church and Altadena Lodge
No. 673, 'F&!AM, officiated at the rites.
which were followed by burial at Pacific
View ~1emoria1 Park.
Mr. ,._1cMahon, a real estate broker. is
suryived by his vi'ido""" Edith, of the
family home; three daughters. Kassie.
Kindra and Diane; a son, Gordon. Jr.; a
'brother: two sisters, and a grandson.·
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NORTHRIDGE (AP1 -San
F'emando Valley State College's
homecoming queen shocked the
'stadium crowd v.'hen she trotted on
!he field at halftime. grunting in
the dirt and in the nude.
The homecoming coinm~tce·
promptly disqualified her bc ~ause
1wo mere lechnica!ities ~·ere in-
volved. She ""'asn't \.\·taring a for-
mat< as required and she Was a
real pig.
That's right. A pig -an honest-
to.goodness pig named Jl1icy Lucy
-who captured a majoritY of Int
student votes cast last week for
queen.
A nali\"e of Ohio. Mr. ~1cli1ahon had
li ved in California since 1948 and in
Orange County for !ht.east 20 years.
Entombment al Pacific View· Memorial
Park followed the services conducted by ·•
the Reverend Dr. James E. Smythe.
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H~ads Chamber
The hend of the Leisure t\lorld F'Oun-
daUon ha's been elected president of the
Saddleback Valley Chamber of Com-
merce.
Ed\\1ard L. Olsen will· assume the post
in January and serve during 1972.
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Other officers elected include Ronald
.~lake of Southern California Edison.·vice-
president : James Dfcker of ·Southern
California Gas Company, vice president ;
Colleen Claire 1 of. Rutan and Tucker .
se<::retary: and John Swetech or Royal
Savings and Loan. treasurfl,r.
~· -=Sa:nds Shiftiitg? ~
Lc1gidta's,~1uin Beucli ~ied
Are the sands of time taking their loll able lo delermiQe the ~ts of sand
on Laguna's Main Beach? 111ashing out to sea ind sand being
The answer lo thal question m~y soon _deposited on the shore. The Information
be available. according to iJJruce Baird, will .be _useful when the beach park is
senior lifeguard. who has undertaken an created," he explained.
elabora1e s!udy of whelher the sand on Jn addlliotl to measuring .the amount of
the strand \S slowly .being carried oul lo-sand shifting oh the beach. Baird's study
sea. will measure ocean current&, intensity of
\ Baird began the projeel lwo weeks ago. waves strlki,ng the beach and tidal action.
::;etting up S:iE stations along the 1'1Bin flis six monitoring stations are located
Beach. WeeliJy. he tneasures the amount at Bird Rock, lifeguard headquarters, the
of sand I hat has been washed in to the sea flood ~nlrol outlet _near Broadway, the
by wave action nr been carried out by Orean Avenue lifeguard · iower. Hotel
water pouring out of storm drains. Laguna and Sleepv ~Hollow. . r ~La from the la.fl lw"b weeks, he said. In addition tq co'llectlng the d1Ha el the
: s: ; the Mai"n Beac~ I~ losing sand variou~ stalioris, Baird will photograph 1 : ri(>11l nnw . "But tl111t's normal for !his the reference point!!, so that 'a' \'lsual (·
.: Ume of }"C!Ar." the fl'.Uard uid._. -repreentatioo of...f.he..-varloos-bell<!h con-..-
-"By making the weekly checks. I'll be figui-alions will be avJilable.
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Huntington Beach is pushing toward a
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tions and Brilaln rejected today 1 U.S.
compromise plan to settle the wom in-
ternational monetary ~Isis since World
Wpll, well placed sources iaid. -
The sources, who sat in :JD · the
m-eetinga, rtported the Europeal'IS are ~
aistlng on a dollar devaluation ag1in.lt
· gold as part or a solution. The United
States IO far has refused to do this. The
sources addtd there seems~ be room for furthef bargaintng. .,..,
The West German dele1atlon termed
the U.S. plan "a sfiOcker" and Finance
Minister Va.I~ Gi.scard d'Estaing of
France said it war unacceptable.
The United States offered Monday to
drop the 10 percent import aurchargt
President Nixon imposed Aug. 15 if the
other nations of the Group of Ten
revalued their currencies (Upward by an
average of 11 perctnt, including 20 per•
cent for the Japanese ye n, IS percent .for
the Wt.st Germaq mark and less fdt th8
other currencies.~ .
,..,. contalilln&: specific filW'n was In moat cues the: fijures pro~ ~
on' the table. • · attll higher than thole the nati~m tn-
'l'bm: was no indication of-any 10f-volved have indis:ated they would fipd !_C--
tening of the U.S. 'refUlll to devalue the . ceptable. For them revaluation means
dollar in terma 'o( gold. a Uy deniand·or.-·. hlcher export prices aild lost foreign
tne~and"the"J1poneae-t·the-trade.-~, _ _ __
U.S: delegation was reported to view the They are willing to· make /smaller
pro_J)Oaal as a rta110nable compromise upward adjustments if the Unlte_fi States
-slnct it i'elr~ied -from· earller sug-contributes by devaluing the oollar, a
1est1on1 ~or hilhtr revaluaUon1 aver•&· · politically unpopular step lhe Nixon ad·
ing 15 percent. minlltraUon refuses to take.
·Air Crash Reported-
2nd Indian T ll$k Force
Crosses I nw Pakistan
British designed planes d built ufl!:ler
license ln India. Their performances are
considered about equal.
mayor." For example, the Huntington
Bea~h study committee says y.ou could
have a fellow in the job for $9,600 with a
part.time ...,..tary, Or, you c<>Uid make
it · •fl $1~,000 poat with -a five-member
•tall. . . ~
The U.S. proposal w,as pll!sented by
Paul A. Volek er, treasury undeisecretarr
for monetary affairs, at a preliminary
meeting that opened the three-day con-
ference of the non-Communist world's
&trongest trading powers.
NEW DELHI (UPJ)-A secood Indian
task force has en tered East Pakistan to .
baitle Pakistani forces shelling the Indian
border town of Balurghat, a inilltary
spokesman reported today. Indian press
reports aaid Indian jets-had driven off
Pakistani jets in the Kashmir area.
The Press Trust of India said IPI·
Ualrcraft guns opened ~p on the in,truding
Pakistani planes but d1d0not say whether
they were hil .or whether lhe Indl"an
Gnats fired at lhem. It was the first air
incident since Nov: 22 when India said it
YoU begin to wonder what ''strong" ot
"weak" refers to. The mayor's pocket-
book? .
King Hussefu of Jordan (center background), wearing Bedouin head-
dress, leads a funeral procession .of 1,500 in Amman at burial rites for
Primt! Minister Wasfi Tel. Tel was assassinated Sunday in Cairo. -Finance ministers of Britain and the
turopean Common ~arket were nieeting
first today to chart . a respoiise to the -
American proposal. Then in the afternoOn
U.S. Treasury Secretary John B. Con-
nally was to pre~id~ at what.could be a
cruci1JI session of the financeffllinisters of
the Group· otTen:-the United States, Bti-
taln, France, W.est Germany, J1;pan, Ita-
ly, Belgium, the Netherlands, Sweden and
Canada.
Balurghat, a town "Of ll0,000, l! iso miles
north of Calcutta and about 60 miles east-
northeast .. of the big Indian tOwn of
English Baur, has been under Pakistani
artillery ijre since Wednesday and a
spokesman said 31 persons had been kill-
ed and 58 wounded. ,tinother 15,000 fled.
* Monastery~ JOAN D\VlNE Smith. Part--0wnrr ·of ' · • · • ·
the Irvine Company, has now vowed to • Ft e St ikes rev:lalt us.here along..the...Orana:e..Co.aL~ . n ~ r campaign against Irvine _ cityhood. She · ·-·
has done a pretty good job of it-"SO far
just through news interviews. And just
think -she isn't even running for
anything,-
*
At Sinai Housipg. Icons -It was the first time in 31), months of
deadlock that an American settlement
On~ lrn:lian-task-force enfared,Lhe Dinaj-
pur sector 18 mil~ northwest ol
Balurghat four days ago and a
spokesman said it was still in contact
with the Pakistanis. ·Each side has
reported several tlnkJ k~ed out in the
tank and artillery battles.
;
COSTA MESA's ~ayor 'Sob Wilson.has
·iaunched a Jetter-writing campaign
against the Southern Calilomia Associa-
tiorl of Governments, otherwise known· as
SCAG. Mayor Bob wants his fellow
mayon and county supervisors to dump
SCAG and retain local control . ·
One thlr:g abOut Mayor Bob. He doesn't
5witc_b his pitch much over the years.
*
TEL A VIV (AP) -A large fire raged
toot.y at l,fOO.year-old St. Cath~rine's
Monastery at the foot of A-1ount Sinai, one
of Christianity's holiest shrines.
. The Israeli Air Force new water and
fir~·fighting equipment !-o the Greek
Orthodox Chu rch deep in the 1nountain~ of
southern Sinai. ·
Delense Minister Moshe Dilyan went to
the scene, underlining the seriousness of YOU CAN MEET the inost interesting the fir~. · •
people in all night markets. Like last The chur;:h houses a famed collection
nigh:.. I ra!Yinto .Laguna'i &ill Wilcoxen, of icons and ancient ri:Janu~ripts describ-
the attorney, Save Salt Creeker and'con-ed J>y experts as invaluable to Chris-
servationist, who was out with his girls, tianity and man's knov.:ledge.
the family dog ar.d station wagon in Only a half-dozen Greek Orthodox
search of a loaf of bread, or aomething. monks live inside the thick walls at the
Wilco;i:en is &till lamenting the loss of a foot of 7,U?-foot..high Sinai, where tradi-
coasUine protection bW in th1.s sesaion of tion says the Lord gave MoSel the Ten
the Legislature. . Commaridments:
. He did. however, point out that hope It was the Second fire of religious
,_ glows eternal at the end of the tunnel. buildings since the 1967 Middle East war.
"For the fim tbne In history, we have Jn August, 1969, fire gµtted Islam's
the promise of an Orange County sacred AI Aksah Mosque in Old
-·legislator that be will introduce a coastal · Jerusalem.,, tt created a furor in the Arab ~orotecti'le._meaaure.~.YU Bill noted. wor-ld-and-Israel-was blamed.-A young_
And that promise comu from State Au.straTian. was convicted of setting the
Seri3tor Denn~ Carpenter, the Newport ~fire agd Js in a mental hospital. ~~c.h Republic~~ high·m~gul. . • -n. was obvious the Israelis wanted no
\\e shall. se;. nods Wtlco'le~, waiting · repeUtlon of the Al Aksah this time -
at the cashier s counter wllh bis loaf r;if the crttlclsm from the Christian world.
tourist stop for thousands' of visitors .
. Until the Middle East war, it had been
relatively isolated, visited only by clerics·
and scholars authorized by Cairo.
The famed Codex Sinaiticus. a third
century Greek translation of the Bible,
wa~ transferred from th~ _monastery 1o
lhe czarist library in the middle Jlf the
19th century.
* * * Israeli Leader'·
Flies to U.S.·
Seeking Planes
AbductOrs Given
Dra"!atic Appeal
MEXICO ClTY (UPI) -The mother or
kidnaped universil)!. rector J a i me
Castregon Diez issued a dramaHc appeal
to her son's captors today asking for his
release now that the conditionsJor his
ransom have been met.
"J'm exhau~ted. I can't take It any 1 Jonger," Concepcion Diez de Castrejon
said on the same nationwide television
_program over which the kidaapers'
l!einarids-were first announced.
Both task forces were reported three to
four miles inside EaSt Pakiatan.
The Press Trust or India reported from
the town of Jam.mu along the Kashmir
border with West Pakistan that two
Pakistan Alr ForCe F8' Saberjets made
.two incursions into India today anct'were
driven off by Indian Gnat jets.
The-F86s were supplled to Pakistan
.under a U.S. military aid program._Tbe
Gnats are twin -jet Hawker Siddeley
Thai to Be Executed
In Officer's :Oeath
The American. wife of the rector, Ruby BANGKOK (UPI) -Field Marshal
Nickel , paid the $200,000 ransom money Thanem Kittlkachom announced tonight.
Saturday afternoon and rune so-called · he had ordered the. execution by firing
By United Press International . "political prisoners'' were sent to Cuba squad of a ·Thai a.ccu.sf:d 0£ murdering a
I.sraeli Premier Golda Meir took off by the Mexican govemment. on Sunday, U.S. A" o colonel -the. first ex-
from Tel Aviv (or New York and wa5h-well before the 'midnight Sunday deadline ecution sine Thanom seized full power In
ington today, waving her voluminous given by the kidnapers. . a Nov. 17 up. ~ ·
pocket-book.. and_joking_tlia1 it_ \'!.IL!_ "Please, give me back-my son, give Jn a nationwide broadcast, Thanem
"big bag" to bring home more U.S. Ff Ihm back to me. Surely· those -who have · named 'a Thai with sever&I aliases as the
Phantom jet fighter-bombers. _ .~ him have a mother of their own and must killer of Lt. Col. Harry · M. Funk, of
Mrs. Meir .will confer in Washington Imagine what their own mother would Lockbourne, Ohio, whose bullet-riddled
Tbursday with President Nixon. arid suffer in a case like this," Mrs. Castrejon body was found Friday outside I bar near
Israeli officials saitl she would tell him said. · the big B52 base at Utapao.
shot down three intruders. , • . -_,
UPI correspondent Patrick J. Killen
reported from Calcutta that the newest
Indian border~ins was smaller than
a battalion (937 men! but larger than a
company (234 men). Well -informed
aourcea said-a full-battalion was-involved
in the ori~inal border crossing.
British to Use '
·Machine Gun
• Helicopte~s -
BELFAsT, Northern Ireland fUPI) -
The British Army plans to boo~t Its
firepower in Northern Ireland by using
helicopters armed with machine guns, an
army spokesman said today. ·
•1But l must erTiphasize th~~ill not be
used in riot situatil>ns," he s~llhough
he would not say when they would be us-
ed .
'-New.s of the new weapons,
demonstrated Monday outside Lon:
dond erry, came as the government of
Prime Minister Edward ·Heath woh
parliamentary support in London for its
Northern Ireland policy · over an op-
position motion or crilicism:
The House of Commons voted at the in.
slstence of the opposition labor party.
The motion was tabled. Heaih, clearly
pltased at the voting margin of 34. took
the .opportunity to thank ronner Prime
Minister Harold Wilson, leader of the op-
position, for his "constructive" proposals
put forward last week.
bread. Since the Israelis captDred the Sinai * Desert rro"hi the Egyptians in 1967. the-
JUST TRY KEEPING track of the 6th century m~nastery has been a regular
~he Ui:iited. States cannot promote peace l-------------------.>..,,----------------------------
1n the Middle Easl as long as it maintains
an embargo· on aircraft shipments to
number ol candidates dropping from the
city council race for the future city o!
Irvine if there is a future city of Irv ine.
At last count, three of the original 34
Stor111 Wreaks Havoc
On Ships off China
Jsrael.
The United Nations General Asse"1bly
also take!'lip.. the Middle East question on
Thursday and political sources in Cairo
said Egy pt may take its case to the
Securit y Councif to demand sanctions have given up the ghost. It's bad enough
to have the long ballot. But Irvii)e folks
may need a program in the booth Dec. 21
---•to tell-Who's in, who's out and who's just HONG KONG (AP) -Three ships sa nk
and four fishing vessels capsized in heavy
weather in the South China Sea,
authorities. reported today. Thirty-nine
crev.•men have been rescued , 32 have
been sighted and 29 are unaccounted for.
that will force lsarel to give up it s oc-
cupied Arab territories.
In the ba'CkgrQ_und was a speech l\o1on-
day by Egyptian President Anwar Sadat ,
repealing v.·hat he has said 1nany tin1es
-that military action is the only course
open to Egypt in dri ving the Israelis off
the Sinai Peninsula.
a maybe.
* AND FI~ALLY, we have the Orange
County Planning Commission which was
scheduled to meet yesterday and draw
$50 apiece for the session. It was a 90'"
contest. Not one of them showed. And
just be£ore Christmas, too. That maybe
saved the county $250 in wages.
No telli1ig what else it saved al the
u.me time.
The Hong Kong Marine Department
said the Panamania n-registered cargo
ship Great Oci?an sank todav about 118
miles south of Hong Kong and that of its.
28 cre.w members. nine had ~en rescued
and 19 had been stghted in a lifeboat. a
life raft and no Jogs. 1
He v.•as quoted as telli!Jg leaders of the
Arab Social ist Union, Egypt's only politi-
cal party. that "there is no alternativr to
battle." Party sources quoted him as say.
Ing "this is our decision and there is no
going back on il.'' I
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• WASHINGTON tAPJ.-Ford
Motor Co. h33 be<pme the
third big .autD-maker_ to "in
aptrov~ o!_ !..P.~~ hike {~
the Price Commission.
l)n r.;iprovi ng the 2.9 pen:ent
hike for the 1972 Fordl. cars,
Rehnquist
trucks ·and optional equipment
Monday, the panel also put
large pubHc utilitles on .notice
the.l.r rate increases are sub-.
·.ed. tul>Jlll<lc.& --Utilities with annual reve-
nues of $50 million or more
were told to repm::l to the com·
mission when they ask ,for in·
cree...es [rom· state regulatory
bodies~ ·
Ev/n if a regulatory agency
appjo~es an increase, the
commission said it "re!!mn
the right to reduce the rates Criticism • if necessary.''
M1·~~Judd
Will Win
Freedom
•
'Unfounded' 'Ille panel said utility rares FLORENCE, Ariz. (UPI) -
would be eyed carefully for In !he 1930s. when Olmous
inOatione.ry trends, though. American criminals bWnmed.
0 ( P A e:!tpansion to meet future the nation_.. followed their WASHINGT N A ) ·-power and serv1'ce needs 'voold · · ·1 t r th Se t escapades ljke c.hapters in a ma10r1 y repor o e na e ..,._ allowed.
J di · Co 'ti t .,... movie ser11. · · ~ . u c1ary mm1 ee erms In other business •. the com-, -
• tot II nf nded" charges Bonnie a d Clyde. Dillinger. · a Y u ou . mission for the first time de-
made by op~nents ~f w.1111ain nied a price increase on Preuy Bo ·Floyd. Machine
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the Sup_reme Court. .,"Ive been too high to aUoW . ·Few ~re more notorious
In reCommending his con-it. than "The Tig·er Woman," as
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firmation by the Senate, _the Though Oscar ~1eyer Co. reporters of the day ~icknwl~
commit~~ said "the . prune had i asked ·approVr"l--of~ a ed Winnie Ruth Judd. She and
prerequ1s1tes for service on modest l.Jl percent price.rise, "the trunk murders" blazed .445 1. ''"' ·s,.••1.T
the Supreme Court are pro-the commission said when across·the front pa~es. c:osrA. MISA, CALI,,
Youths . Rally
fe~sional competence, open· con\pared With the base period, She killed her two room-To Professors M• .. tl\ m~ndedness a~d a _sense ~£ 1 he company's pre.price-niate5-·in Arizona. dismem· PEACE OF MIND at 8 p.rii.!
!a1r_ness."_ ~he committ~e said freeze profit margins were bered qne of the bodies. and sr. ~PAUL (AP) -Stude'"nts l~tr• 15 • ,..,.,,.1 t1tP-bY-11ep rne111oc1 '°' "EllPEll:1ENC1NG g•uter vlt•t~
1n its op1n.'°. n Rehnquist has , .<u[fo'co·ent lo cover added pro-shipped them in a trunk. to. Los at 'lac.lester Colle•e are •~. "'°'' w111 pnwtr 11\11 a11 INlll'I" PM<• be)'Ol"lll dnc~1"''°"· lr.e &e..11111 h al Sh th ~2 " fl 1t~rl t~e r.r11 d•Y of pr,.chct P.ople l•o"' U to '2 flt~ o"' clluH. I ese qu ltl~S. du ctivity costs. Angeles. e. caine '111 111 ' · rail.Ying tlT save the jobs· of W!'IY -·1 re~• tovet '1$ hfw. lblt ve••ll
The COf!lnuttee reIJ:<>rt a.ls9\ • But productivity costs for .hours of being . hanged. She professors who'll be affected lllarori Cleft) olld Kolldn teeth
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under no obliplion whaUDe'\'er, I now haft or ba•e had the
-fotrowina conditions:
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recommenQs the conf1rmat10n Ford the commission ruled. escaped seven ltR~s by a $300.tX!!.l cut in the facult.f · Yoto POSTURlS a•d MEDITATION .•
of Lewis F. P~well Jr. lo t_he 11,er~sufficient to_per:rD.it 2n .._Aparol.U!o<!r!J.dec1ded412n:-hlldgel.-,,. -, I F-REE .DEM.O.NStltATION N"AM ~upreme Court. a~~ le~s him increase. The company hai;t day that \V1nn1e Ruth ~dd. Students have scheduled ~a WEbNESDAY NITE -1 P.M. thoroug~ly quahfJ~. originally asked an okay for nolv a subdued. grey aired student-factilty.snowball Ugh!. 1 WMk c1•0•• 111r1 N••' wH., DK. ·11n. 1t A.M. & 'P'.M. ., AqDRE5''----------------"
Rehnquist. an ass1st<tht at-8• l! percent hike but upped woman of 67. could spe d. her a bake sale and an auction to YOCiA CENTER. 445 E. 17th st., J
to_rney general, and Po~ell, a . the figure to 4.4 ~rcent before old age as a housekee~r f_or a ··~h~e~lp~ra~is~eJr~un~d~s~. =-==~~~~~c~o~s~T~A~M::;ES~A~~C;••;•;.;";..;Yo;•~•;•;•'~;";'~·l~2;11~~~~:l,~C~fTY~======~~A~TE~:2~·==ZT~P====!...
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named by ~resident .NlXon to Am 0 n g the other auto San Francisco sll'burb · •
Richmond, Va .•. lawyer_, !"ere the commission acted ." friendly doctor's fam~y 1n a 1•
succeed retired Justice Jo_hn makers, American Motors has She said she woul try to
. M. Harlan aod the late Justice won approveJ of a 2.5 percent live "as Quietly as I c n." ·
Hugo L. Black. . . increase . and Chrysler a ~-5 Meeting at the sta e prison,
Powell ~~s (Un into v,rrtua~ly percent hike. Chrysler said. t~e Arizona Board of Pardons · 1
no oppos1t1on. Out Rehnquist · however it would raise prices and Paroles voted unanimous-
has been st~o~gl~ opposed by only 3 Percent. Jy to par~ Mrs. Judd to live
labor and c1v1l rights leaders Th mmission has vet to in the housebold of Dr. and
in. testimony before the com-be h!a~ from on a 3 percent 1frs. John Biemer of Danville.
mittee. Th~ panel had 16 price -increase proposed by Cali f., for, whom she y,·orked .....
members -n1n~ Demoerats . General 1'.fotors. the nation's as a hriustkeener for s"ven
and sev~n R~pubhcans.-largest ca r mr.ker. · years arter she last escaped.
The committee unan1mously 11 =:::=::::::=:::========'==========·il 1pproved the nomination of
Poweii !!!!:t week but' divided
-12 to 4 in support of Rehn·
gu ist. a former Phoenix, ,Ariz.~
lawyer .
.Mariner
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·an u~expected present from
their Mars-eircllng satellite, a
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J[ you've qota combinesJ check and charge·card frorn~Poc!llollmllr.-,oa'llhe
looking al more ihan just fine print. On the ha.ck of out Master Charge, tlierea:aCbeck.Gaii,t)c•dee
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photographed the tiny Martiani
moon PlJibos, only 12 miles I
across, and radioed the pie·
ture back to the control center I
at the Jet Propulsion
Laboratory here Monday.
That surprised the scien·
lists, who had hoped to get
such a picture but had already
Written off Monday's. attempt
as a failure.
AlthOl;j8[5:t e m p t i; to
photogfaph M s' sma ller
moon. Oeim s. y;ere sue·
cessful 'Friday, scientists fail·
eel in their effort to get photos
of the larger Phobos Saturday.
but planned to try it again
Monday.
For such a project. involving
programming l\1ariner I o
a swing its televisl6n eyes of(
the A-1artian surface arid hunt
for a dark speck in s'pace,
several hundred commands
must be radioed acrtss the 84
million mile gulf beln'een I
earth and Mars.
Hughes'
Casino
To Close
tAS VEGAS (UPll -In the
first closing of a Howard
lfughes resort since t he
billionaire went on a buyl_ng i
1---;•rr,ee in 1966 that made hnn.i _
t e biggest andowner In the
state. all but the lodging
operation of the Castaways
Hotel will be closed this week
for the winter.
About 100 jobs will be
el iminat ed -when the
Castaways closes down its
casino, restaurant. bar and
• food service. said lbe Hughes
Tool Co. lttooday, bot the
worken will be hlrtd by other
local Hughta operations.
The company said th e
discontinued operations would
be resumed next spring.
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Groups Photographed at an Additional 99c per .
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Photographer 'viii be tn Sears -Costa Mesa (17th
St.). December 1 and 2 and ,Sears, Westminster,
December 3 and 4 lrom 10 A.M. to 5:30 P .M. ,
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· check you write upto$100. Anda ReadyReservAccount \ ,
have in your accoUnt. Then, when you qualify for( .. · :
the card, you can qualify I.or Ready AutoFi?).ance so
you can get1he money before yqu get the car. f
Apply for the Masler Charge/Check { ~....,....,
Guarantee Card/Ready ReaervAccount/Ready
AuloE'inance at any branch of Security Pacific Banlc •
After all, when you've got an ordinary
credit card, thal' s ~ll you' Ve got.
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Hughes spe.nl $300 mil.lion
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J(e~. Present Zoning
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AiiOther chapter -possibly the key chapter -in
the short but highly controversial story o( a rezoning
proposal near the Orange County Airport will come up
Thursday.· ~ lrlcDonnell Douglas "'ants to fezoneso acres or prop·
erty across ~1acArthur Boulevard from the air t term-
inal. The land is no,v·zoned for industrial use, · accord·
anc~Jrith tbt county's adopted ge neral pla cQonnell
Douglas seeks to change t,hat 7.0Tling to mmercial a~d
begin immediately an intensive lO·year develop1nent
proQ"am whjch would provide 500 .. 000 sq~1are . feet or
compien:ial office buildings, a possible convention cen·
ter ~nd .a 200 to 500 room hotel with po,ssible expansion
lo ~00 roo1ns.
:P.1cDonheU Douglas is not Without some line or reas-
on(ng in seeking comrn.frcial use or the Property. The
lrvine Company already ~as major commercial develop-
Eent imn1cdiately north · of this site. And the Emkay
Corporation is developing 61 acres in a similar program
across l\1acArthur Boulevard from McDonnell Doug.las'
land.
Ironically. both th~ Irvine Corripany and t~e ci,ty
of Newport Beach, \\'hich gave Ef!lk&y the co mmercial
zoning it sought, are the strongest opponents of the aero-
space firm's rezoning plea.
Changing the county's master plan to accommodate
the l\1cDonnell Douglas development r"aises at least
three. major obiections: .
i It is questionable \vhether there is need for that
much ~dditional office and pr~ofessional space in the
area.
The developinent undoubtedly would put still great-
er P.ressure on Orange County Airport to provide more
commercial jet service. The development appears pred-
icated on further gro,vth ,11nd dev~lopn:!i!nt of t~e airporl.
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been resolved -or even properly studied. The Orange
County ROads Department says that the present road
system could. not accommodate a de'velopment of that
scope, and that as of now it has no .answers on how such
traffi(.tCOOW-be handled. -.if <iLall -'ruld,.at Yi'.l}at c_ofilA,
The Orange County Planning Con1mission and the
Orange Couiity Board of Supervisors both have apfrov·
ed the Pt1cDonnell l>ougla.s propos:al by identica 3-2
votes. 1-loWever the little-known but potent Alrport Land
Use Con1m ission \vhfch previously voted 4 to O agaln~t
this change, votes a~ain on the issue 'fhursday in what
may be the most tell111g decision of them all ..
If the co111mission votes to deny the rezoning pro--
posal, th e supervisOrs wotild have· to muster.-a four-
fifths majority to override that vote. lf ·Supervisors Wil-.
liam Phillips and David B3ker hold firm in their rejec-
tion of the plea, there is scant chance it will be approved.
\Vhen all of the factors are considered. rei:;idents of
Orange County would ~ best served if the industrial
zoning for most or all of the 50 acres stands.
The 0range Coun\y Airport Land Use Commission
should reject the McDonnell Douglas rezoning proposal
on Thursday.
Non-stop Merry-Go-RolQ'ld
The current California Legislature has been in ses·
sion longer than any in hlstory -since Jan. 4. It has led
to sharp criticism from Gov. Reagan and rrom Sacramen-
to lobbyists, who complain they h-a.ven '.t any money left
\Vith which to wine and persuade our lawmakers.
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Legislators ·now-make $30 a day in expense allow·
ance.' a.Jong with their $19,200 salary. One wonder.s ii
, that "'fre trimmed to. say $5 a day the session might
have wound up .sl?Veral months ago,,
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f Contest -ls
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Behind Dem crats~ 'Tre~sury Raid'
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1J!t. s:t)ildren wanted to ,.,.atch lhe
''Miss America" finals on TV this fall,
~ause they find it funni:r than "Caugh-
In." which speaks
well I.or i,h~ir sense
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They are not quile
old enough. how'ever,
to find it patheric. _
""hieh il also iS. De-
• '_spite superlicia1 et:
forts t6 a'ft'ard points
for •..!talents''·
and "per!IOflality"_as
well as mere pulchritude , it is
ba.sk:ally l hOrsc--ncsh auction of the
l most cr&ss and commerCial ~rt.
I recall a candid interview gfven many
years ago by James Mor1tgomerY Flagg,
the man who did magazine illustration~
t of more "beautiful'' women than aayone
else in the world .
"THE BEAUTY contest," Flagl{ said,
"is one of the most glaringly absurd
·phenomena of our life tQ<lay. I have
conRnled to judRe many of these venal
and t~dry carnivals, cliiflly for the
sardonic laughs I got out of lhem. I
have seen prize winners chosen for niany
reason~. none of which e\·er included
be.luty."
Why not put to work the. unem-
ployed men who are supported by
our hard-earned tax money while
they're on reliel? Let them g1,1.ard
our public schoo l bulldlJigs to cut
down or nut all the vandalism. ,
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Ml;flllrllr IMH ., tlM II.WI,_,., l •IMI
r.ur "' -w• ._ GINmr G~1, DtllY f'lllll.
OUR NATIONAL idea of "beauty" h:'is
chringed little since Flagg'!! magnificent
tirnde ~ainst it as ';juvenilt, ch.:irac-
lcrless, . skin-deep, and ~· as two·
dimensionnl a!! tl1e movie sCretn on
\l'hich so niuch ·or it is projected.··
The reason that · beauljful ~iris nre
not selected as contest winnt'r!l (:ind
rarely becolnc even rontc!t enlran1ll)
was succinctly 'Underscored by lhe
painter : "Obviously. truly beautiful Rirl.~
would .. not enter such rontesl<;, for a
truly beautiful wo1nan could ool be so
unutlerablY. vulgar," -·
THE Cllll.ORF.N remarked , indeed.
that they knew a llnl(-dozen young woolen
far n1ofe attractive than the ones
parading :icross the TV screen, and
certainly thi:~ ill true. But the beauties
theY know would no 1nore put lhen1selvts
on the auction-block than jump intci.
Niag<Jra F:ills.
If \\romcn's Lib is looking for ~
legitin1ate issue. they should r.:illy against
!he "beauty contest'' in all its ugly
aspects. If men were to be subjected
to the same animal·lrAiner routine. they
would be humiliated beyond endura.oce
or ridiculed out o( existence. J"d ju11t
lo\'e to see Berl Parks -prancing ~round
In A bathing-suil.
WASHINGTON -There was a lot
more than even the glittering lure of $20
million o t taxpayer-provided · elec-
tioneering money behind lhe Democrats'
furious steamrolle r
drive. ro r:1n1 through
'!he Senate I hr i r
"Treasury r a i d ' 1
c:imp3ign fund blll.
Two o~her .key fac-
tors wtre-million.'I in
1,1npllitl 1968 polilicsl
ex1X'fltli'tures and in·
crl'a~illl,'ty b I 11 n t
t111:ea1s of legal fte-
lion to colle<>t the m.
Undtrsla'ldahly, the Democrats \\'Pre
con1pletely. ~ilent rt>gardini: tJJ(!se highly
t1nh11rrass1ng maUers. ThroughoUt the
ra11COrous St'nate debalt>, they expQunded
·."variety of argumenls in dct rnse of their
"~lush funa·· lllt'flSUrf'. DU{ llt'Vtr a WOrfl
v.•:i!f' s11id about llwir millions of unpaid
obligations. .
To hrar the Oem()('rals· orate and
derlain1, these big long-standing debts
do~'l exist;---or h:i_ve ~nythln~ to do with
lht>Jr frantic ser:1J11bhng to c1i;1Ct lht•ir
"Trt3sury raid" electiot1t>tring fund bill.
Blll the stork rt>alities are indisputiible.
TlfE OEf\fOCRATS still owe mort' than
$12 million fro1n the 1968 camp..1ign.
Further. tht>y are on en1phatic notice
that unless ~hey start p11ying up. th1•.v are
headed for disconcerting rourt action.
Fol hlwing arc ni:tjor ilerns in 111•
DemotTats' red·ink led ger:
-$9.3 million owed by the Deinocralil'
National Committee, tnuch of it in the
form or Jong delinquent notes, defaulted
loans and overdut bills.
-Of the latter, $1.451 million is due
the American Telephone & Telegraph Co.
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for loca l and Jong di sl:ince phone service.
-Another $1.700 n1lllinu owed large
and sn1:ill ai rlinr!\, including AmeriC'1H1,
l!nitrfl, Eastern, 1'raus \Vorltl, Pit'fl1nont,
Western . Aspen A·irways, Johnson Flyin~
St•rvi('e.
IN EFFECT, SUCll 'massi\'e ' elrc-
tiont'f'ring debts actually 3tnount lo l':un-
paign co11tributio11s.
Th.11"s the forreful cnntentii1n of Rep.
San1uel Devine, n.Ohio, rankinl( 1nen1bt'r
of the Ad1uinistra11on Co1nn1it1t·t• \.,Jfivh
held t>Xltnsive hearings rn1 U1e 111·ohll"n1 nf
r:1mpaign expenditures -n11d the
Dt>1nocrats can't deny it.
S:iys Devint : "As a result of such 11n-
p..1id political obligations, the ·in volved in-
dustries ,and ron«ern!\ .. l!!re in eff11:t ro11·
tributing to electioh campaigns. l'ulilit al
co1itributions by co rporations· 11re illrgal
undrr the law, so wh11t is hnpf)t"ning is
that coq){'lr:'ltions are being put in the
position or 1loing indirectly wh:ll thl'Y are
prohihilf'1t fro1n doing t.lireclly."
Craphic illustration of the duns bnr·
ragin~ the i)r1nocr:1ts is a rc~cnt letter
rrceivrd by N:itional Chairman Lawrence
O"llrien fn i111 Alex;inder Stott. vire presi-
clt•nt and l~u1111trolll'r of AT&T.
STR~SING THAT lhe gi:int C'tlr·
poration has been wa iting sillC'e 19Cll for
i:ia ymcnt of the $1.451 million owed . Stoll
forebodin~ly t'o'1cludcs: -· a
"\Ve will appreciate receiving from you
by December l. 1971. a plan for p~yi nR
all these bttls , 1 howing the amoun ts and
dale s when we can e1pect to receive pay-
With few exceptions. he continued, lhe
professional contestants in these j;rim
charades are "shallow, th i n -sou t e d
creatures. emotionally anemic and in·
tellectually underdone.'' ·~ere ht goes ...... "
CalifQrnia Loses Glitter' .. Ecology Jinglf1s a
Louisville Times
Tht gl itter is off the Colden State.
CaWornia. whi ch for a lime in the mid·
' 'llOS enticed 1,000 i~ a . for
the fi~I Hme..in'1liC century l:i~t ye. ·
1 not hl'\'e a net population ,::;iin rmn1
migration. Aboul as mony people moved
out as moved in.
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Those who are st:iying arc n\so ~rowing
more di senchanted. A recrnt rc1xirt by
the highly reliable Cali fornia Poll round
only 64 percent of Californ i:ins rate !heir
·state as "one of the best places to li\'r.''
That is down from 73 percen t in 1967.
About haU of the persons polled v.•ho h:id
li\'ed in California less th;in Cigh years
wanted to move rlse"'here.
FOUR V£ARS AGO. 10 JX'rCtont of
thoN who thought C81ifornla nn ave~age
or poor pla<:i! to lJ\·e blumcd their
diltnchantment on smof! 1u11.l air pollu·
lion, Nnw 37 percent d~. F'our years n~o.
I.he m11jor reason for dlssatlsf11ctlon. •·100
crowded. too man y pcnplc," v.·as bltetl by
20 ptrctnt. Jn 1971 , 27 _perctnt fell too
bemmed In. ..
TM.tr unhappiness ls expl11inahle. The,
micT•nlf of tlw: '60s were on the move for
lit tamt basic reason a1 lhe. Okles of the
'30..~ \.,.ho fled the OtLc;t Bowl: Beller
econon1ic opportunity. •
The nalionat econon1ir .<ilump h;s rid
C:ili a of lh:1t attraction. Its -jobless ..
, e wrn~ to a prak of 7.4 percent Rt a
little when' the nation 's w:is nround 6 ptr-
ccnl. Nol only Rrr jobs hard to con1t hy,
but the Ct~! of livin~ is hiJ{h and taxrs
escalate undtr tht' ('(lnsl.:int prPssurr to
1n11lnt:iin Sf'rvires de1nnnde<l by natl\'e
:ind n1?wron1t>r alikt.
\\'ASHINGTON Hundreds o r
r h y me s Lt' rs, including severa l
\V:ishington big\\·lgs. ha,'e !(tn! us ecnlo!l"Y
jin~lts which may wind up ,on roadside ~ii.:n.<i acrtJss ./Je country.
S t.n a\ t Puhlic.
\V o r ·ks Chair1n:1 n
Jcnnin)!s Handol ph,
D-\V. Va., ha.<i draft·
ed legislation thnt
would 11uthori1.e the
pl:ictmt'nt of t"llVir-
-OlllTif'ntal signll al0t1g IN TllE TIJRNABOUT, many Califor-federnl -high>t1·ays.
nl;.1ns see a bles!ling. 1'h('y wtlcome the I-It-will be joined by
opportunity lo slow down and build a ll ousr Public Warks
more solld ba se as a· founda tion for the Chairm.in John Btalnik. O.MilUl., \\'h;
future. Olhtrs art stlfish. It wa5 will Introduce an identical bill in the
Calllornia's c·lin1ate 11nd nutural bt'11u1,..,.....1roose. ,
that u.ttr:it•tt'<l tltt•1n nnd Ibey Wt'rt" tired Transportation SecretAr). John Volpe,
of stc1ng both done lrrcp~rnhle .har1n by v.•ho unt 118 a J'in"lt of h' 'd '· J>Mple prr!l:i;ure:i;. 1'ht'1r alllhKlt i!\ fi • is own, sa1 ·~
typitif.'d..by the nrganixntion of Ltssf'r ~an would SUll\Mlrl lht proJrct.
OirRo. formf'rl lo protf'Cl lhtir cit)• fro1n
lhe worJd. not prornolt' It,
II nll add s up to 1norf rvidrnrt that tfie
"blrutcr 15 hellrr" axion1 is dying. Tile
!rouble i!\-th.At a \,\·:•}' or lift and nn
«'Onomic sy!!i'Wr founded , on lh:IJ
premise are stlll with us and, until theY
:idjusl. there art g9ing to be some dif-
ficult times.
THF. ltUSll OF anli·pollullon J>C'l('try
wns lourlwd nit by 11 co1utnn we wrote
durin~ IHI IUllO trip l:i~t SU!l'llTil'r. \Ve
dri!lht'd off a ltw t•l'Olo~y j1n1;lc~. which
.wr su&~Psl t'd nllghl r<'plal'e the Burma
Sh11ve rhymes thnt have dis:ippe11rcd
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J.fort' th:in $()\ adher~nts of tht Burma·
Sh;tvr cullure showe red us with jing\f"s.
wh lcb v.e ·are ~nvln.i for pOSsiblc roadside
si.::ns. Vcrst s tu1ve co111c ·in lrom
Senators. cabinet member$~ b a n I<
presidents, folk tinJters, Advcrtl'sing ~l·
ecuttves, Khool children and everyday
ciliztns. ltert are 1 few lyplcal selec·
lions ;
' • 1M of thoc;'1 lady
~ht/ m11nsge wr m.. no melter .tnd do It v.•ith
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WONDERING
I ha\'t a good fr iend v.•ho ls a lady
Rd\•\ct l'Ol\fm'nisl. No probltm evP.r
~fne~ her -nn('t I chanSe the
ly"j)ewrlter rlhbon for her 11nd snow
lier v"hlch w11y lhe carbon goes In • -. -
i Fit lo be hNf~
Gtctr1:e'1 Herd·Knot
""'1Phl•L)
\Vrile for
lnstruction
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WQ>i tlmt #a ooluuon •
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1Jack Anderson •
'Til breath do us p11rt .
-Trnnsportation Sec retary
John Volpe
To' market. lo market.
To buy ll detergent :
Horne again. hOn1e again,
The ecss~l's regurgcnt. 1.
-Henry. T. Tnman. Jr .•
Philadelphia
• · Roll on, Poton1ac, ever murk.Y;
The smog is thick in Albuquerque;
, Acid eats Notre Dtimc·s facade :
Is Earth cursed. P.1arquis de S3dt'!'
-Sen. Willian1 Prox1nire,
D·\Vis.'
Tll ERE 01'1CE WAS :t trash can named
Ted
\\'hn cried 'cttuse he nc)'cr .1;01 fed ; tif" said. ·:reoplt :ire cruel.
They tlller the school.
• Al'ld thty ne\•cr can kttp mt ftd."
-Homer Gr11y. Doui: Souxa
• and Brian Mc~·1illen
Cherry A\·~nue Scbool,
Tulare, Calif.
Oh say rA'n you stt
By.lh' d11wn·~ l"8rly light.
The needless dehtis
A~ reversible bllght?
-Commeree Stt:retMy
~1auriCe Stans
· O.ck lh• hollwJllll>lui:bs QI ooiiY.
LR IJI 1.-la Ill -UJ IA la JA,
i?etter \\'lllih ii fir.-:t. b)' golly:
., La la 111 \1 la -La la la
~Mildred Bird.
WHhin(ton, 0.C .
ment." Tn oth~r words. th is is the last
noti ce bcf<re le11al crackdown ..
Stott 's letter ,;ilso reveals that
"rCpre~cnt:i!i•es of the Democratic Na-
tfonal t.:.:1nn1ittce·· 1n;Hle various set·
llrnirnt prur1os;1ls, hut "nllne ho\"e
nu1t f'ri:ilizl'd. ··
"\Vt• tlu rrforr hrlieve it imper:ilivt>.''
says !hi' AT&'t official, "that a schedule
be de\·l'IOpcd th:1t will resul t in clearing
all these 1Whts J1ri11r to July I, 1972. A
df'lll nf nf'arly a tnillion and a haH dollars
pr('S('nls a 1nost sl'rious problen1 lll.JJ1c
lh·ll systc1n Co1npanies and their
custo1ners .. "
't<~XAi\flNATIO:'ll of this big debt
dis.·lflSf'd th:1I aJlproximalcly onc·thi rd -
$i:i7.000 -\•·:isn't inl'urred by the Na-
'tiun;il Co1111111llt'e at all. ·
II \\':JS run 11p¥· in lhe pre-ro'ilvention
ca111p:ii~ns of Vire Presidrnt Hubert
lhunphr'l'Y and Sen. Robert Kl'nncdy -
\l'ilh thr 1:1\lt•r piling up n1ost of ii,
$·100.000 .. ll u1nphtey's share is S..\9,000.
In othrr 1vords, the:.e unpaitl pre-con-
ven tion ohligations were later dumped on
the IJe1nocratic National Committee.
Si1;nirira11tty, quite a bit of the National
Conunittec's red ink is due to such debts .
,Even former Sen. Eugene r..1cC,arthy got
i\:t on this debt unloading. But the rccor<(ls
show Bobby Kennelly and his brother
Sen. Ted Kennedy l1'1ass .) dumped the
most. • ,
One major .example: $415.000 owed
American Airlines (or providing: Bobby
"'ith transportation in his 1968 elcc·
lioncering.
POLITlfu\L INSIDERS are orfering
bets that Sen. George McGovern. strident
New Leftist. militant dov~ and in general
the most f.11.r-oul or the Democratic -
• Presidential scra~bJer~ won '!-last out
.the cour~.:._
Significantly, the bettors art
Dcinocrats.
They ·are convinced that. despite the
South Dakolan's c langor ous elec·
tioncl'ring and stt·enuous p u b I i c i I y
grandstanding, he ·will throw in the towel
by spring. •
Reason is 1.he growing conviction that
~lcC:ovcrn will be soundly trounced in tht
kry st;1\e Presidential priinariCfi, in·
('\utling \VisCtJnsin where. he is supposed
lo have considerable strength in the rural
sections. But the latest pell! ther&..feveals
hirn lag~in!? f:ir ~hind Muskie, Hum-
phrey and Kenned:,/. Even Sen. Henry
Jackson tops .hi1n , .
r..1cGovern's c 11 mp a i g n lieutenants,
lllmost nil ex-Kenncdyites, vehemently
insist "C:eorgc is in to the end , come ~
wh3t may.''
TllAT r.1AY WELL B,.E his intention.
841 it takes money to run a high-powered
campaign, and McGo Vern already is
upcrnting on short rations~ And they are
certnin to become shorter as his pros-
pects become dimmer and dimmer -as
thc;y steadily <Jrc.
Inside fact is, that arter months o(
caznpaigning, he rates about where Sen.
Birch Bayh was barely hanging on whtn
he thrc\v in the sponge · more than a
month ago. ,
It 's highly noteworthy that . Matthew
Troy, Qucensbnrough Democratic leader
and r..1cGovern ·s sole backer in that kty
metropolitan area, is privately voicing
doubts the Sciuth Dakotan will go down tD
the "'ire. th;:it he will call it quits before
the June 20 New York primary.
One lhing is certain: it "'ill be no Josi
\\'hen McGovern does pull out.
la But!ma Shave
THERE ONCE WAS a man not qu it!
i:ane.
\Vhn fi shed in the Hud son, our river or
stain: ,
PETER, Ptll:iR.. pumpki11 eater.
Had a wife and couldn't keep .her:
He moved her !o the smog.filled city,
She up and died. 'twas such -a pity!
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-1'.largaret L. Schell, \Vhen the pier did break dov.•n.
He felJ in , did not drown, .
But succumbed the next day from pto-
maine.
-Jerry ,Greenbrrg,
New York City
A sa.Q fate. no mirth, ~
Nor joy al a.II ;
No fresh green earth,
Just .11.n empty ball.
-:Senatr Majorify Leader
Mike Man~field , D-i\fonl.
Lucy Locket lost her poekei
Running for the bus ;
Now we can't find e11cn Lucy
\Vith alt this s1noke and ... d~-..
~!~~f-'2CY, concord. N.H1.
'''!-.:'RE GONNA set our \\'Orld in bi>.1-
tince,
And when that job is done. ,
Then man and nature live al peace,
.One world beneath one Son. ..
-Pete Seeger,
folk singer
A bol turtle peeked oot from his shell,
Took 11 whiff and exclaimed, "\\!hat 1
Canon Cily, Colo.
Do you \\'Or-der "'here the yel lnw goe1
E\'ery lime YOll wa sh yoUr clothes!
Down to the river lo pollute the fish,
.Thal may be on your dinner dish . . . , . · -'-i\1rs. Harry Philllps,
Roses are' brown,
Roses are dead ;
Shavertown, Pa.
How 1 would love to see
A rose that is red.
-1-larian S~phe.ns,
Texas City, Tea.
ORANGE COAST
DAILY PILOT
f(ubcrt N. l\'ted, !'ublbhcr
Tho rr1a.i K~t"uil. Editor
.-lbf'l't \V. Raics
Etlilorial l'agt Editor
smell! Thr crlil.ori11! 1•~ of lhc tniily
B l ... k J'ilnt si.f.k.~ to lnt"1'm 11nd 11limu· tlween the su ,,..ur dioxides, 1111 .. ·rclld<!rll by pr~4rnnn, this
And polluUon At docksides , nt'\\.!lpApcr'A 011lnifl11s 11nd~ com -
This pllet has become llvlnlil hell." ·1. mf'n1kry on tnrlai 11r ln•,.~~t 11.nd
-Paul {;Aynor. fl~n1f1r11nf, b)' fll'O\'ldlnlt a forum ., for the cij1rM.1don. of uu r rr11drn' New Yotk City llfllnfnn .... ~and by prr~rnlinr; the
\Vflen you swtm In the \&ke:S:-----J~ ~;~::-~~~~~~~~Dt>~ 0 ~
lia,·e no fear of IM: sna ker;: 01 1tw da,r •
F'or the final solution '\ wm be waler pollution. , , Tucsd1y. November 30. 1971
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KIWANIS FOUKDATIOll
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' r 'I... ,' t. SAN FRANCISCO /U PI! -
The consun1er group that suc-
~Srully challenged · Pacific
Telephon:e"s · a cc O·U n t I n-g
methods has l.. asked l he
California Public Utilit ies
Commission lo order an im:
mi<llaletzs million refund te>
'Villiam . ·~r. 8 e tint t t, , ' . . . •
PRESElilTS •
TRAVEL AND ADVENTU~E
· SER~E~-
At Murder ·Verdicts
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At Bank '
SAN JOSE (UPll -A eon·
r~prescnling t:onsumerJ Arise
}t.r;w ·:, al!iO asked the corn_..
mt.ss n ~lond11y to dltml.ss the
tefep one company's late.St In·
/crease request, In which ft
_asks for S77.4 mllllon a year to
offset .wage ttoost.s'"::':::=--.-· •
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ORANG E CQASt COLLEGE AUDITORIUM
270 I FAl/RV/EW ROAD, COSTA: MESA
ERIC PAVEL.
"FLORENCE AND THE
HEART OF ITALY"
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Onetime autn mechanic John
Linley Fra1jer sa t looking at
the faces of courtroom spec-
tators as ·a jury proclaimed
him-guutf Ot nrsr-degree-
murder in the deaths of
"'ea!lhy eye surgeon Dr. Vic-
tor Ohta and four others,
The long-haired. slightly-
buill, 2S-year--0!d Fr a z i er
sho1o1•ed no emotion M he sat
with His back to the jury f\.1on-
day while Court Clerk Will iaril-
·sitnek read the "en:liot.
When photogJaJlllers cro)'·d-
ed around as he left the
cou rtroom, he made his only
commcnl ; "Oh dear, here
they are." H i S court-a{lpo.lnl~d at-
torney,. James Jackson, said
Friizicr had no commefl.t
about the verd ict.
"I'm sure he · doesn't care
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he· titughed his usual in-
. (cresting, \au1," J ac k ,o n
said.
Frazier fl d ' pleaded in-
nocent and innocent by reason
of insanity in the Oct. 19, 1970
murders of Ohta, 45, his wife,
servativel)( dressed b a n d i t
Virginia, 431.... their sons, Der-who bad a .. pistol .and what he
rick, 12, and Taggart, J.1 , and said was a bon'\b. robbed .a
Ohta 's secr!!_R!JJ _p o r o t h Y · bank· or more than S75,000
Cadwall,ader, 38. .·" .bcrore it opened.
Their bodies were found in "JI the cop~ cfi, we all_ go
the""""Swhnmina-nnn of---Ohl8's-YR.J.Qgtt]l~r. !he-.......,, eU10<!1cal
. " """ . gunman t$li[irii oyes of-1he $250,000 ~11\top mansion near Ban k of AmeriCa's Sevei-i-tfees
Santa Cruz, 80 lililes sou.th of branch of San J9se's ~est
San Francisco, by firemen side.
seeking ·· water to put out , The man, described as In his 30s. muscled his way into the several sc~ blazes at lhe home. bank v.•hen two w 0 m e n
The eight women and four employes .,.,·ere Jct in about
rhen who found Fraziel-guilty 8:30 a.m. }.1onday. lie pulled a
phone users.
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of mu rd Cr 1nuS( return 1o packet' re~embling s e v-e r a 1. "=============;:==;======iC::'=========~t;:=2=, taped-together s t i c k s . of if court Thursday to determine dynamite from benepth his
\\'hether he was Sane when he coat and \\'arned employes not
cqmmitted !he crime. --to tllrn in !he alarm.
The jury ·deliberated 21 The bandit was .in the tianK
hours n.\'er lhrCe days before for ne11rtv "" hour \\'hile he
rearhing !he verdict. had man"c.J;?cr Jim Bldcg:1i-y,
If he is found sarie, the same 44, open lht \'ault. He look
jury must then determine a $~0.000 to $80,oocr be~ore slug-
penal penalty -de.ath or life g1ng the manager on the head.
imprisonment. As B ide~ary collapsed ln a
· · pool of blood. 8 ssis t a•n·t
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Are you:the :p'e~o1l
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Con1c tO thi S Chri~tian Science Leclure . ' n1anager Tony Sagundes and
the bank's.16 women em ployes j
rw;hed to his aid wh!li!-lhe·1 bV Roy. J. Lr111111, c.s.1. I holdup man quietly disap·1 Tundoy, No•1mb1r J~. .....__,
pearfd oul the door,,earryin 8:00 ,,m.
Coul,'lsel Still Says ... -"AffYOU RESOURCEFUL?"
trk '•v•I rtturn1 lhll •••-wilh 1 111.l:inlling 1lllCIV of FIOrtnct IJHI
llM ltNf'I M ltUr>Wt will IJl!O •11r11ivo 111 .lht lurblllant t•nttr of 1n1
lltt11l11nc• -lf\fl '"''"'°" •I ln1el1ec!~•I •na 1rti1llc e'>trgv •11111 1""611
ll>t· ._,Id bt1w1..a..ld!O_•rnl 1'00. P1vel lloe1 mucn ITIClrt ~n pG IN h11
Clmtrl •I 14m1 If lf\t~'I greolt•t 1rl. HI• l•ttns!vt hlll~rlc r1111rc11
•n• .._c~,,.,.wnd 11na "''V' •IHI ptripecl!Yf lo llil 1uD/e,t, Se• !ltt W<trld
Of Mich•tl•111t10, LH't"rdt dt Vincf, RllJhiel ind lht Otlli Rtbli l, Pre•enl
d1y •rll1!1n1 c•rryl11g en ctnlu•le.--old ll<llK handed down lo lhtm Dy
~1lr t lllrd I MHlfrL TH m11gnllic..,f llaboH Ga!:_lltnl, lite PlllUI V1tcn1"
Ill• Ntplulll F.....,l•lri. A vllllt with CM11tl Emil..,_Pwccj, -el lllt W11rk1'1
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IYtnJ"' " '""'"'"'''' lrl, Ill tllt llgh/ ., YiVid llislory wit/I Eric ,,VII.
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Band Open
To Women
his loot in a big gray b8nk ' SECOND CHURCH OF CHRIS T, SCIENTIST M a1ison 'I nnocent'i-ba=g·-:;;-· -~~~--~''~:"·~""';'··~, .. ~ ... '~···~· .. , .... ~. ~:==:'
: .86 STO RES BRIM-FULL , ~'TANFORO IAP J Sian-
.fnrd University's i0-Je8t"<rld,,. LOS A~GELES fU Pl l -..,
·au-male marching-band-ha Chacies...M.i!b50...JLhas ha!.!_hrce
bowed lo women·s liberation. life terms added to his eigh t
death sentences, bu t h is "\\'e'll lose some of our all· lawyer insisttd the cu It
male. m Y s liq u e • ' ' band leader's only sin was dtaklng
manager Dave Ruiz s11id Mon-Jove 10 the teen·age girls.
ne1•er was found, and musi·
ciiillliMl'..!!!.nm~n_. _ Of Christmas Goodies
The jury sentenced 1<fanson ---. ---·-
lo three life terms -one for
each slaying .and one for a
count or conspiracy to murder
Hinman.
5iuth ("oast ?laza
day in announcing the 16$-Manson reacted Monday by
piece band will open its ranks screaming insults, as Jlt 'has in =='=
to coeds either in the spring or th t
ADULT ST~!NT
SEASON TICKETS
IG...., for 111v 1ix tdmilsilns) ,.
110.0ll Uiltflt a<1m!1iion 11 llOOr •..•.. .. 11.001
. S J.CMI !Slntlt '1dmil•ion •I d¥r .•.....•... ,. UM/
St:ASO~ TICKETS .IVAILAllLE .IT:
r epas .
all. "This is the third act of tile
The ,action .came after circus," attorney J 'r vi n g
Albert ffa storf. dean o f · Kanarek declared.
humanities and s e i e nc es, ··Charlie is c:omp!etely in-
noli ried the music department hocen t." the ·port!~·.• curly-
thal university policy prevents haired lawyer said . "The on y
harring students from courses thing wrong he did v.·as to
for othet than acade,·g ~·.,...""ake love to u n de r a g e d
reasons. gr "
The band is offered as a one-Ma: n, 37, appeared
credit course. surprise and grinned Mondav
lriltWJOrl H1rDor l(lwil\ll Chtb, loll IHI, N""per1 l qclt, "'6J. ..._2UJ
Al Fflr;lt 1-!1row••t,_ 210! W. B81bo$ 81"", Ntwl>Ol'I llNC~
(fll rlel H lltrr Jrw!ltr1. w1:u c1111 l'ler\I enll BelbDI h llnd
uw,on ltr8"Y· l4l6 Vie Lillo, NrWPO'I Bff<lt
Lou i s Amsterdam, Stan-when an eight-man. fou~
ford 's ombudsman, brought woman Su ior Court jury
the issue before Haslorf after returned th •erdict ot lire in1-
band members \"Oted 108-22 prisonmen for lhe slayings of
earlier this year to continue movie ,stuntman Don a 1 d
excluding women. "Shorty" Shea . whose body
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We 've bepn part of th !! Newport Beach community since c_
1961-ten happy years. So we 're having an Open House to celebrate.
There will be refreshments and drawings for prizes. ·
.. Tllursday & Friday, December 2 & ·3
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Harry E. Ward, Vice Proi:ident & Manager
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revolving arms, which spfiy pOwerful jets of
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dispensers provide creaminc dishes •mt
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in ·Ahticrimi Funds
By TOM Bw.EY of Loi Alam.ltos. 'ride a coontywide UHF com· would proVid• treatment or radio cells. It would lmProve ).. coordinated ,oliee '80,000. Jt would provide c.2m· : ., °""' ,_ .... Orange County lawmen have munlcaliona system !~police juvenile offende(S. handling of -citizens' .calls, management program puterlud storage~ stalistll::al
SANTA ANA _ Oringe noted in recent e o ii n e f I radios. • . -A juvfnlle .•guidance reduce eomplalnts, provide sponsored b,. the Stanton taUying and automated
meetings that the $1.9 million - A justice info matlon (VlSA) program opoll!Ored by vOlceprints for' eviderice and Police Department and costing repo" rting of crime .data. County Criminal Justice Coun--• .1 • ced -· b r r. ''i' ___ i;;;;; __ ~--;-.;.;;;:;;.;;;i;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;1 grant; if approvai, will exc syst~ sponsorw Y range Orange County and costing impr.oye. o 1 c e r eo~·.11 ell oCficials are today awaiting .by 25 percent the la.st anti· Counft and costing $250.000. $60,000. \Jle program, im-mun1catipn ·performance, ac=
feder-at·state examination of erlrrie grant received from the The central dat.a eon'trol bank , plemenled by the probation cording to the application.·
an application that would, if central agency -$1.3 million v.·ould be used by all police. department and the Placentia A crime scene In-
approved , launch .Jnlicrime m1de available lo Orange and court agencies lo paol School District will use eom-vestigation program sponsored
Countf last year. criminal and court statistics munlty volunt~rs on a county-by the City of Garden Grove
programs costing $L9 million.· state beiidquarters or the and process court calendar wide basis to assist juvenile and costing $8,348. This special
ExeeutiYe-OfflCef'-·K e-t-t b Crtminat Justice Co u n e i-1 -work. -- -.--: --delinquents-in-the 9--14.-ag:e--unit . .would .. respond to all non.
'Concannon said the funds structure is the clearing house A crime intelligence bracket. emergency calls. lt would be
would be ajplied to 14. pro-for distribution of anticrime system sponsored by the A tr 1 d •• 1· aimed at i m p r o v i n g in-
grams envisioned by ~Inge . funds made available to all Orange County IntelUgence -ce.n a rug t:UUCa ion vestigation, preservation of
.county lawmen and would states under the temu of ibe Unil and costing' $119,4.SB. The program-sponsored by Orange field evid~nce and releasing of
cover all but $100,000 Of the , measu-e-•orsed by Pres•" ' program, under the District · county and costing $4.1,SOO. 1r· f ·
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•.. lAI Implemented by the county 's o Jeers or more pressmg
tota cost. dent Ni.J:on. Attorney's direction, is aimed Department of Mental Healtb duty,.
,Among the programs ite.miJ.· The ·programs o u t I i n e d at centra}Wng crimi.Ral data and Community ,..1ental Health -A theri peutic day ea~e
ed by Copc.anq)n's croup are a under the grant application fi l· and providing improved in--it :'Would pr 0 vi de com· center sponsored ·by the City
$127,500 cerltta1 command and ed by the Orange ·County telligence coo rd in at ion prehensive data on drugs for or Los-Alamitos and .costing
control system spomored by group are, in terms of their between all county agencies. use by youth in a widespread $144,685. It would provide day
the City oI Huntington Beach, prioril)': - A behaVior assessment drug educa tion program. ear.e treatment fot young drug
a $17,53% central Joggin« tape · A coordinated com· and treatment e enter ·users needing psychological
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of Fountain Valley IQd a $745,875' and sponsGfed by and costing $ I 8 0 , O O O . control system sponsored by at treatment of user~ who are '" ""-'1""""'' ''11 Vii.hi. ""'"•iu211 .. 1'7• 1772 0 ,_, tti11
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center sponsored by the ~unicipali.~ies. It would pro-Probation Department, I t and irpplemented by police in rec lion al training under expert ·10-1 .. :..,,.,. c •.... .....,,_,,. • .,. ..... _i .. '•• •• Mo<A,"~.;. 11·'· L-'-"-'--
that city. The system provides. ~·~u~p<~r~v~is~io~n:. ______ _1~==='=~=================!. ,;· -completely computerized com· 1-"'--p saJ mand· and eoQtrol !or rapid '-IG8pers ro s ' \... and accurate transmission of ....
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-·A microfilm·. system Airport Policies Stu. died !~n"'::~j~l ~:::1: C-O~ht~ system would be used by the
.sheriff's office to provide
SAA'TA .~A--Supervisor
Ronald Gaspen' p r o p o s e d
policy statement for " Orange
County Airport has bwi rder·
red · to tht County AirpOrt
Commission for comment.
Caspers proposed the policy
p1'1>gram for future de\'elo~
ment and control or a\'i<itiOn
recently v.·hiJe leading the bat·
tie for approval of a five-year
.. eooditiooal a.tension of the
airport terminal lease v.i th Air
Board · BJicks
rapid search, retrieval and
califomia. 1ordered last Tuesday.., This transmission in connection
Tb e Fifth Distr i ct called for a new law outl ining with fingerprinting and related
Supervisor from N e w po r t nOise limits fOr j~ts and .im· crime work. Will be used by
Beach proposes: posing a $l,OOO fine for all Orange County poliee agen-
-Thit the County Director vi<Jlators. • cies through the sheriff 's of·
of Avia lion make Ecolog I Caspers admitted that many flee.
noise i m pa e t information of his »<:ailed •Po Ii e Y -A tactical control system
available to the p u b I i c . statements were repetitions (HELIOS) sponsored by the
especially the citizens of of .previously adopted board City of Anaheim and costing
Newport Beach.-. · ' standar$ but-said lit thought $165,000. It would provide
-That no new construction they should be repeated at this mobile fi,eld command post,
or lease of terminal facil ities time. airborne teleyision subsystem
be undertaken v.·ithout .board Supervisor -David L. Baker and auxiliary ground facilities
apJ>!Oval. ·of Garden Grove wondered for use in transmitting visual
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TICk...,.. "tWY """ •rod Jtoe:l EdW••" Auto Tax Pudmt, Patl!kM A. and Chants Oe
Ml--. Zani Gill and IC.........., LM
-That the boo.rd reaffirm what effect giving the Ecolog I infonnatlon to the groµnd dur-
its opposition to the granting study reports to the public ing ·eivil disorders and natural
or terminal space to additional-~ould h~ve on _the $28 million eatastrophies. It would be
eommeicia!'airlines. 10 lawsuits against the county ~vailable to all county agen·
-That jet flight hours from filed . by ~ewport .rdidents cies at _any time. .-
the facility be limited to the .. over Jet noise. -A personal cont a et
period between 7 a.m. and 11 .Dep1,1ty County Co. u n s e I recording system sponsored
p.m., except in emergencies. Cla.ylo!l Parker said !hey by the City of Brea and COEit·
This would ·apply to jet· wouJd undoubtedly affect the ,ing $49,800. It ¥tould provide
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Dealh Notices
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WIY Mon111rY.
SANTA ANA-A bill now in aircraft only, he said. county's case but that "we tape recordings of ·an field in-
the state Assembly v.•hieh -Thal the Director of Avia· can't keep them from the .terviews and arrests.
would increase the motor lion and· the County Director other side, anyway. They ha ve The aim is impro.ved officer
vehicle in-litu tax and Rnd an of Building SerVices conduct a th~ right of dis~very.''. performance, better com-
estimated $2.S ·million -10 feasibilit y and cost study on Why make it easier for munit~ relations, improved
Orange County and its citie.s the possibility of extending the them," queried Baker. "Why evidence ·and less time spent
has been endorsed by county main a I r p o r t runway mail them the noise study in writing reports.
. Supervisors in a '"l vote. northward toward the San _results to use in suing es?" -A central Jogging tape
Th b. I Id boost th DiegO Freeway and the in· · "Because they come from system sponsored by tht City
e il wou e stailatlon of a blu t Wall or the city in which I live which of Founta in Valley and costing personal property tax on d vehicles"from two percent to fence. This v.·ould be aimed at is also in my district," said $17.5.12 .. It woul perm i I
2_65 pttttnt with half the allo.wing earlier takeoffs by Caspers. recording of jlJI telephone and
revenue going to c.o~ties and jets · with less noise overl--C...------,-...,-,-.-, .. -_-,----------1
half to cities. • Newport Belch, he explained.
The bill AB 565 has been en· A sixth policy proposal was No Pl t" . c
"dorsed by the · Supervisors deferred until after ~mptetion w as IC. ream ~:'.~!E~:~~l~1 -.r ·• county noise srudy -lnventio·n·ForArtificialleeth
Ralph Clark. Emphysema Artificial Teetlr Nner Filt th at.has ttvolutioniied denture
Bo_ard ~rman R ob e r t • So Naiar1I Before wt:[\~f~ y~u bite hardtr, ditw btt· Bathn 18ld be opposea the bill Jiow.forlhe •sttime,11titnceoll"tr11 !tr, eat more naturally. FIXOOENT
because it was · just another Club Forms pl astic cream that holds dtntum u lasll for h~'· Rea\it.a moi_sture.
t · ....... •~-11everhefore-form1nt\elaatic mtm· Oentwn lliat fit are euenllal to w~r o. raJSe pro~ •Y MO.Aes. brane that lit/pi Jiald I/It,,. to t/le health. See your dentill rerula'l'fy.
It 11· a personal property 11atural fiJJUfs nf yoHr "'°"'"· lt'1 a Get easy-to-use FtXOOENT Dtntuu tu, rather than on real pro-SANTA ANA -Dr. Edmund unlquedisc.o\·erycalltd F1xooiNT• .AdheaiveCream.
perty, but it amounts to the C. Gaulden, an expert tn1~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~;1 same thing ," be sai\i. <Cardlo-pulmonary disease, will!; . -
Coach's Trial
Se t Jan. 24
SANTA ANA - A Little
League coach accused on ar·
rest ~f 29 counts of sex
perversion and ctiild molest
has been ordered to face trial
Jan. 24 in Orange County
Superior Court.
Judge Byron K. M~illan
set the trial date for postal
v.·orker Rafael Angel Torres,
34, and also ordUed the Santa
Ana man to attend a pretrial
hearing in his courtroom Jan.
7.
Torres. also identified as
being active in the Junior Ail
American football program,
was arrested · a f t e r in·
vestlgation of his relationship
\\'ith boys. ·
speak at the first meeting of
the new Orange Co u n t y
Emphysema Club scheduled
fer 7:30 p.m. Dee. 2. in the
auditorium of Santa Ana Com·
munity . Hos pital, 600 E .
\Vashlngtoo St.
The club is being fonned un-
der the sponsorship of the
Qr.ange County Tuberculosis
and Respiratory Disea s e
Association to combat the
chronic problems of em·
physema .
The public is invited to the
meeting. For further in·
formation ' on the Emphysema
Come to lhis'Christian Science Lcelure
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by R•Y J, Llnnlt, C.S.I .
TMIClay, No•erriber JO
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SANT A ANA -A Sunday .
school teacher accused of 12
counts of sei perver.!fion,
sodomy and child molest
following investigation of his
relationship with two .young
brothers has been orde~ to
face trlal Jan. 10 in Orange
County Suptrior Court.
Judge Byron K. Mc~llllan
set that date and a Dec. 10
pretrial .... hearing for Dennis
Ra y Barker. 2&. a SUnday
school teacher at a west
Anaheim church,
Barker was arrested July
30.
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Earnings 6.00%-6.18°/o Two 10 rive Year C.rhficatES $5,000 Minimum.
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before maturity~ all certificate accounts.
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permits you to bVy nearly everything you need fl'om the finest ctosed'· k
dOOr showrooms at substi!lntial savings-appliances. furniture stereo
. t'.!quipment, sportln& goods, draperies and much, mVGtl-mQfe.' '
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motorcycles at substantial sayings . ihe Insiders Ctub also provides
big discounts on tie:kets to spcrt!ng and entertainment evel)ts .••
plus a whole list of,,., services: safe depcsit bo1tes, money orders
travelers checks, notary services and the use of documen t , . '
duplicatlna equipment. ..
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KNOW ABOUTS SIDNE .CAVES ....
. AdHBlfGS .. ~ ANli CURVES-IN.THE ROAD ?
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That the people who live"tn Irvine land have a better . • environment becC)use of them. · . .
Take the sandstone caves, for instance. There are
thirty of them. Older than man. Carved by wjnd and rain
in the walls of a canyon, back in 'the lrvihe f?othills.
"These caves happen to be in the deep-
est,. narrowest part of the canyon. Which
happens td be the. perfect'Spot for a dam, . . .
for a much-needed-water reservoir. Perfect,
the engineers told us. Except that a dam there
would put a million years ' worth.of caves
under 250 feet of water. _ ).. .
So we've found another spot. for
the dam. Not so good · for the engi-'
neers. But it will save the sandstone.
_caves.· For the deer and the quail
who live there now. And, someday,
for people who will come to study the
caves. And marvel at them. .
The ladybugs? .·
We encourage them to eat other, less • ladylike bugs ... ones that harm ·our citrus
trees.~. ____ _
In Irvine agriculture, we::.use biological methods of
pest co'ntrol wher:iever we ~~n .. Beca.use a qug-eat-bug
world is easy on the environment. As well as the operafing
. t . -budget, .
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Curves in the road?
' Look at a street map of the Irvine area. Hardly a
straight line on it. Because.we don't believe in checker-
. board communities. They're hard on the landscape. And
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ask us .. (Write to: Irvine Environment, Suite 700, 550 New-
p_ort Center Drive, Newport Beach , California 926?0.) .
Ask about the time we scrapped plans for a big lake·
side residential development. So the University of Cali·
fornia could acquire that marshland area for a wildlife
preserve.
Ask about' our tough regulations that
· allow only non -polluting'industry at Irvine. . .
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Ask why we've banned ~v antennas
and utility poles wherever possible from
Irvine developments. Why you'll never
see billboards;· ugly neon signs and
run-down hot dog stands along Irvine
streets. And a.sk why.there are thou-
. sands more trees on Irvine land now
than there were ten years ago.
·Water conservation
Ask us why· we· use reclaimed
waste water for irrigation of crops,
greenbelts, landscaping, golf courses.
Ask how that cuts down the amount of
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.. . _ i.t_reduces . .tbe_amount.Qf waste. wat!)r being ~-
sent jnto the ocean. (~o m_uch so, that the Irvine Ranch · .; ·
Wate.r District recently· was able to cancel plan? for a sewe-r-·
outfall between Newport and Laguna Becich.)
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And , while you're at .it, ask us what Irvine is doing
about flood control. Harbor pollution. ·Soil conservati~n.
Preservation of open space. Exploration of archaeological
sites.
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For 100 years
Ask, and we think you'll be surprised to find Wmuch·
we have been doing all these years. (More than 100 years,
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At Irvine, curving roads and rounded corners add
beauty to ,our villages. (Drive through the winding streets
of our University Park development and imagine what it
would have looked like, laid out in square city blocks.)
Curves add grac·e and grandeur to our downtown,
Newport Center. (Drive the avenue that encircles Fashion
Island. Is there any other "fYlain Street" in the country
that provides s·uch a beautiful environment for p.eople?) . ' .
Of course,-it would be easier and cheaper to build
in straight lines. But if there's somethfrig you don't need
more · of 'in your ,environment, it's straight streets. And·
square city ble5ck.s. And strip commercia·I development.
Because environment, after all, is everything around
you. N6t just air .. and water and wildlife. But also the streets
you drive, the places you shop and work.
What are we doing to cteate a better total environ-
ment at Irvine? Besides preservi.ng sandstone caves., using
ladybugs · fo'r pest controi. and cur.ving our roads? .Just
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We plC)n to do still more inthe-n.ext 100 years. (That's
why we have a department in charge of environmental plan-
ning.) And you have every right "'to ask us to keep ·working ·
at it.·,.. '), . . ·
All we ask ·is that you ask th~ same of ·~~ery other
iand developer, of every other businessman, and ofyour-.
self.
Meanwhile, ... if you see a ladybug, ask her to fly
away home to Irvine. It's dinner time in the orange groves.
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ITATI OI' CALll'OltNIA l'Oll ITATll 01' CALll•oflNIA FOlt' ITATI 01' o;ALll'OltNIA 1'0111 T~t IOlloWI.., "'-Ii llOlnf llvilM'll fMI COUNTY' GP OUN•IJ TNI COUNTY O~ OltAHOI! THI COUNTT 011' OIANOI. n , •
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l/tEIMAN .'No STURMAN, uoo Wlllf'llr• t'U41or 11 "" ou1c1 o1 "~ tllorn•v. 111n. OWEN ILFGI. 1217 Norrr. lroldw•v, 1oUow1:111. ••••tt a 1vLv1.. • Ctitano was launched ~londay it in .the dajly life of'lhe Arab ' resumption of fLghling. new A1iddle East v.·ar unles! t l(V f s 11 tiOI 1,,.,..,1y Hiii., Alkt w..ot•. ~ HtHot•-· No.l·t. Suite 1l:L lt11t1 A/11, C1lltor11t1 '17el , AtTOllNIYllAT LAW C St F ll t d t c.'l:tot •r · tM~I • """kti 1• tilt ,1"' C0tont d•I ~,. c111t«11la. ,,.,,, whtt11 wt11c11 •• "" "'K• o1 fbullneu o1 '"' u. ... , c.i.i'"""" A"-• at al at~ u er on. world. • Travelers reaching Beirut . tliere. is ., ' 'a e qua e ,.,_ ____ -". , i.i.w j lt 1•-Wo otl.U.ol bu•lM~..ot.,. i;flffr•l•MCI i;llllw•l•ned ln •ll..l"l..J.!lt!I @!{U!,.jllt' ·'°i..iP ...... ...cMI~ "'-....... -t R ···~·---1 Leba I • • "'-·"·-· amno• '"•Arab ~,:ai11tn 1-;"' ";'~M•~ 1111,:. 'o, 111 .,u rni!ttr1 ...,1•1111n, ,, .-eiltt•'Oi lii'i 11till o1MtntcH1ti1. Wlthrr Gir Ttu ,a.fut ---''.:JOCmana-m:::-a--ata~ n--ll0/1;-C-O --0 r ..u-report--Egypttan-troo\)3-have--COOt•·w•~·~uu .. _ -l:t..! -"-""'----
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1, ~..::,;11 .,1111111 iour mon1~1 11,., 1161-dlcMI~'· w11111n 1«1t ll'IMlll• •llfl' monlfl• •"" Ill• 11r11 ,11b!lc111cn ot 11111 P~blitrttO 0,111111 co-•• c1uv Pl1a1. week of the people -~eatures Christmas lights are being been i)Jaced on standby alert slates. ~t tirot 1>t1b11C.11on t1 11111 nct!tt. 111~ :._~~;~ 1':;: 11ell<t. ' "°~!~14 ~•wmber ._ nn · u ~~ .... i:r.r lO. 11111 D«ctm!tt• 1• ~~,"~;i music, art. dance. literature, strung across Be i r tft' s and leave has been cancelled The rulers of Iraq are
"b•'"' ~.~.:!· '"'· · ·Lr•ov •.• GRA8f.ll . e•NEST I» 111owN . -· d k n f h. bl R 11 r · .-~ ~ ... .;,:;..._.111rn 61 Eit.cuitr" 11\e .,..,11 Mm1..,111,1ror cT• ,1 ,,.,. ... LEG:\L NOTICE seminars an sr.ea ers
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re ~h-as iona e . ue am r a. for the ar1Ped forces. swelling with ·s-eJ -importance ~ 111 ..:., ,../IM MQcltf!I -jf thf 1bovt "'"'" otc:'f'"'' E1111. et 1"" •toow• 119Jllf'l • ting the culture of pan1s -where. boubquCs ea 11 e d Interior ti.tinister-Mahmoud s Sadat-turns increasingly tQ_
SHiit.MA: AND' .1TUllMA1t ' MU. ALIC~ll• · d.cl<I<!"' ·, F ion surnamed Americans. "Vroom '' ''Capucine'' and th · ton• held line that a -WLlltll l lYd fullt"' • U6 H,tlltl•ll'f, Ni:, .. -. COHRN, ITOl.K• .. ow '" ILl'G ! ·FICTITIOUS IUSINESI " • h • Salem ordered a par I i a 1 eir .,· . . . ~ '"'~" HL~' .. ciii. •ni • tfl'MI ..i ,,..,, c1111, ..w u11 ~''Irr, 1 NI• 111 NllME 1TAT1.MENT "For the community and Pl~yboy . offer the latest blackout and t~e Cairo press popular war of liberation 1' 1~~11,:1::'.!vttb f l~:!:":' ••1«1tw ~!i",''c~::·J:~ , • t1111 °"~~H t:~?w',,.. ..eroonJ .,. oo1.., CFS, the semana is ~ time of Par~s f8;.shtons at. .the latest said-all able-bodied students the only answer to Jsre.e lt
•ubl!sMct 0,1""' CN•t -D•ll• PilOI l'11bMllMll or1""' .,.,,,, O•ll~ PH01. •""'""' tw A l11k11 11., CT• Gii.EV l'UBLlt. 1tEL•T•ONS AND Chicano cultural awareness.·• Paris prices. "'Ould undergo m ,. 11 tar y occupation. ,.;., ..., 23 lCI i nd DK•mkr 1 u, NovltTlbe• 16. ?l. JO •"" o.c:,,,.,titr 7, Puttll-Or1n1• '°'" Olll•r PllOt, .. ov .• 1/JCI No. COlll Hl911w•~. L11u111 A b f B · · h I •
•'"'""" · ,Jss.71 1tn , J100-11 "'~ '· 11, u. :io. 1t11 :ie:io.n l f•ch , c1111or1111 nu1. MECHA chair'man J o s e ,, .~as o r1t1s . -sty. e t.r:aining slarting·in Januar\.'. But Be.ghdad itself -hu n· .o•·:'.":....--~-------":=.C 1 ----;,;;;:~;-c:;:;'::;:;;;;;----••bo<•I c r11. 1• W•l11Vt -.w, . ECH · pubs the latest fashion 1n , LEGAL N~JCE M•M•J••n B•.ch. ,11,...,.,11 toM tdoreno said. J\1 A is a -But the capital presents the· dreds of miles from the <A'<lr
.LEGAL NOTICE • , v• LEGAL NOTICE s. '"'· Parki.. 1601 Ne. CCM111 Hh"'"'''· Chicano student organization. trend-conscious Beirut-throb l · f · ..zone -sh(n•:s no sign of mili· ~==,_:'':':~~~:';~~'°',,,--1-~---'o .. :-,.-..;,;;,-----!<le. $. Latuna Bttef\. C1!llr>rnlt '1~1. 'th Leba soc' J't nd USU8 p J Ct U re 0 an ,· • 101'111.io·• cou11T-o,. TMr-NoT1c1: To ceEoitoe1 NOT1ce To ca1:01To•1 ,,~n',',~!'",'~ ,1~ tit111• cOfld\KT&O "'-"" ~1ost of the e\'ents v.·ill be wre's,·dent .. ?e'sst'erner's"d•,',·nk',·ng ovefcrol'l'ded city of rive la cy preparatlo.ns. • .
Ii' ALIPOaHIA POil SUPElllOA COUllT OP' TMS Nt. A·"111 .r. -•.nHi '' t held in the CSF quad and a\I " "-n . n-1 d IJ bah ., s;;;·,:UltCTY GI' OaANOI ITATl Ofl CaLll'OINIA fOI SUPRltlO• COllltT Oli' Tar Tllli ~i.~~~;k•llled ..,1111 -!hf ounh f d t th imported London dr"°.ught !lli\liOll-SUffering_ frora traffic Ara m> Ill Slrll"'." , Je a -'
Ne. .. 1IMI TH• c~~'!'!.::.,ouNIR s::~e,:~N'rAYL~ IAfrt~f.• cier1r; of Oran,,.. counJ~ en Nowemotr 1,, Pa~~lic~_ee an open _o e he:>r.i at 78 cents a pint. jams, rongesJed s1de...,·alks aud pl~ dO\Yn the city s PlUddy.
lrlOtlCJ 0, HIAlltH• 0' li'•TITIOJt Ettltt •t ll OGEll s. POOLE. Ilse E1"1• ol F•V CAMP WE IS.TEii:, 1111. •v 8tv.•I• J. MICOCL D6UIY The talk is about whether all the other Pr;>hlems or 20th w1ndswepl roads and . eat .,01 li'IOIATI Oli' WILL ANO l'Olt known •• Jtti.GEI 5TANLl!'V POOLE . •110 ll'-11 II , .. y WE f<.t•M'd Countv Clerk. Mon'•''• ,,,,.,,.t.1es began centu 'u ban lire n1utton sle\Y from z l n c i.ITTRll TRSTAMRNTA•Y llOllD DKP•Md. Nollet II ht•~ tl IClllot; Pub!lll'led Or•nw (ell! 0111• P.lot. )I J the snow is good enough for r, r . .,, . f ·w••V•Dl NOTICE ts HEJtE•V Givew. ,, ..,, a' itw> 111ov1 """"" otc ~t hll 111 N9o~embu 30. 1114 DKemoer 1, u, 11. with a student march. a skiing iuJd what a good year Libya and .Syria ha v e atht~~s in. the shadow o
Et11tt o1 L,t.U1tETTE LANt, •lso crtdU0t1 or •h• 11>0v1 "'""" ""'""'' """"1 h1v1nt c11r'"1 ' 111,1 "'' 11kl 1 ' 3113'11 presentation by Teatro de San-'it's been for tour·ism. donned mas"-of o··f f ;, c 1· at grandiose m.onuments.erec.ted k'r.own 11 uORErrE ANNE t..tNE. ltltt 111 ... _ h1v1ne c111,..,. tttlMI 1'llf !lf("tcltnt ''' ,....,;,I'd 1111 lhtm. LEGAL NOTICE ...:i i¥ kncw11 11 uu11:ETTE ANN LANE. uld d~tdfnt .,, .._1rK it int -· w111t 1 l'll(nury 110tXh ... ~. Tri '"' la Ana, College. a mariachi As for the \Yar, that's gravity. • -by . s~ccess1ve soc I a l 1 s ~
Ott•••ed. with m1 nec1s&1ry w1KMr1, 111 111t t1nu 1t11c.1 '"'· c~ o1 '"" •D<W• e11n11te1 ' 1011 concert and an A z f e c. d · d · T · 1· ceg1mes "HOTICE IS MEllEIV GIVEN '~•1 of IM cllfk •I !ht •tlctv• tllllllH ft•ffl ., ctu• ., " .,. .. II, 11\fm wl!h In• fllC:T ITIOllS SUSINISS Egypt's problem. -A ecree issue Ill npo I •.
T"""1s 11 B11ch. J•, "'' Jllt<I htr•ln"' P'"""'' "'""' Wu~ "'' 11tc1111•• 11~ ··~ h•r• 1o 1111 un<1er111ne<1 NA.Yi.I 5TATEM INT ceremony. UPI corresponden ~lau'rfce set in motion measures for The Arabs a.re a long wa.<.: •. PllJlloii '" probtlt .... will In~ )'l)U(/I•"· to lflf und..-tltnfd •I Int •lflct II Cf et Thom11 c. •Wtbsltr. ThP kl!lowln1 Hr•on1 •re doln9 ' The. following are some of f h b l I nd tor 1u~1"c@ .,/ L111tr1 4 T•••1m1n1trv of 1111. 11lo•n••1: 1101Ell:T80N, MDWSE• "" 1t111r1 11we1., Btwrl• Hiiis. t1u11n1u ,., Guindi reports from 'Ca iro that immediate establishn1enl of ro1n t e coming a t e. a
10 1'11111""'' 11C1111 w.1 ... .oJ rtftr•rK•" GAit.AND, ~l.IO Ctmpu1 Drlw, C1U10r11r1 w111t1• 11 1111 •l1c1 ot bu11n1n MR. M'• 1tu "°'•''°· P11c1MI•. the week's 1highlights : the-ce ·18 a scht'zophreni·c the ''people:!s.-r es is tan c e the average man does not get '-.,..hlc:h 11 m1Gt !Or lu•lht• parll«i!•"· NtwPCrl 111(11, Ctlllcr"lt n"3. wllldo 11 .r ""' u-•11tlllel In •Ii mtl!frt Ctlll«nlt t76)Q 10<1 P.O. Box UOJ Ch · .,.d 11111 ,,.. um1 1nd PIK• llf l\11r1no '""' pl.c• 011111.1 ..... of!hf.11ncttrt11ned In P1r11111J111 10 Iha. nt11• o1 1110 .i..:edeM. i.;1"11 ~1.i1o-n, sinr• Ana, c.111arnl• Wednesday. · ' ' i can O ·attitud&+-even there. forces" lo take charge of civil excited about a cause such a!,
1111 11me 1111 bH11 "' tl>I' "'"''"'~' in ma111r1 Pf•lllnJnt•lc 111t •11111 oi uLd w11t1111 '°"' "'""'"' 111er '"' ""' "'°'· ' Bonita": Carol Sigala. educa· si·nce Egyplt'an Pcesi'denl defense and protection of Palestine whi ch h. e feel s has 1(, lt71 , 11 f ;:)O 1.rn .. ln the (burtr_., dtcfd1nl, wllllln lour "*'1111 tlftr trlf .ubHt1ll1111 ti 11'11 l"Olltt. W. L p1yne. na:i 1t•os1rlo, P\1t1~li1, ·
01 DfPirtm"'' No. J of 11ld court, ,1,.1 DUbllu tton 01 tl'!l1 ll(!tl<e. ·-011t1 Novtmber )t, n11 ,,1110,nl• ~10 tional opporlunil1es program Aoivar Sadat's Nov. 20-21 public insklllations. · iillle to do with his day-to-day
'' 100 Civic '"'''" DrlYt West. I" Dlled Novtmt>er 11, lt711 llobb c. Wtbl!H I'. o. ao1 i.iol. Kine s11t1on.' s1n11 , tutor coordinator !peaks al JO I S · p 'd t ti f affairs • ~ ci" oi s1M1 •n•. c1111ornl1 RUTH M. POOLE ·AdmlnW.tr110t wi111 lflt Ani .. Ctlilcrnlt "'°' . speeches announcing h is n yr1.a. rest. ~n . ·a ez · 01tld Novemlllr "' it71 Aom1111srr11r11 ot 1111 1E111r. ti w1u-Anne•l!CI of -w. L. Pivne, 1m "°''""· Pi.anti•, a.m.; CSF's.. Ballet Folklorico position.Jar_ _ba.tJJe .. lb.ere has Assad paid. t1vo v~s1ls 1n two --------------~:... E.:. s,', ',oHN, ,,,,,•,.,••,'":."ow"',•,"', ,11Keotn1 °',~w",.•""'l"M"r , "c1111 ... n1a ta111 , performs at 10:30 a . m · days to Syrian military cafifps . ......n., tr • ni-11 · ., ~ E· r Wvlle, u11 w s~n!lcw1'•, .1.p1 .. ~ w. 1t..i.11111, CAIU.No . 'm w111111r1 l tvlf.. • , Stnt•"A••• C•llJotn .. .,1114 Garcia l\lolina de Pick of San and a local newspaper said
11"' s111 v1c"'" s.u1tvtrd .,. c-Dm>• '"'""' Miik. ciu1 .. 111• "'11 r~;, t><J•lneu' is bf.int conduct..i 11• • Diego Stale. al noon, and "' wac w·as 1·ne••1·1able. Silllt NMllllMI' fU New-1 Sttm. Ctlll. fUIJ •A"'"'" fW it.tmllllltr11.,. wilfl'lll9 WI!\. ~ar1n-rlll\I> " p · f B k hf A ...... C1lil1n1\1 •o T1.: ,..._MM . . . A_... ' w .. L P•Yf't' panel discussion \.\1111 be at 1 ro s ac Bpi Ali Baba's Restaurant Tt4; ltlJ) IH-lS):I Atrll'IMl'I ,.,.. Ad'"'r"1tr1ltot . , Pl...'4J':l• . . TMs Sl~t .... enl tilNI wit,., Ille County ""-"" ..,., .... ,, .. _ Puen.-.or1nff Co.•1 Ofll• "1101 11u11111-11ec1 O••n~ ce111 Ot•IY P11e11 Cll!rlt ot orin;t count~ 0, NovtmbPr 2,, p.m.. In Dan1ascus continues to sell Publl1hfd O••ntt CG11t o.uv Ptto1, N.,.,.,.,b•r lt, 7l. lO •"" Dt<tmbt~ 1. Novem!>el' 2l. :Ill 1nc1 Otcem.,., 1, 1•, 1,11 1, 1 , .... 1 ,... dCIC Dtov1 Y Thuf$(1ay. "l\.lovimienlo en its specialti·-frogs·· I e g s ~ovember 21, ~.JO, 1tJl JUl-11 ltn JI01 ·11 "11 ll W·~I cou:..•v Clff~~v ' . a •. ~ollege Fo1·
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LEG• "''OT!CE LEGAL •'OTICE Pub•l•J""<I ~.,,,, co-n 0111v P11c11. ~ ~ J' P• Nowffllllf-• :io •n<I OP<tintit• 1, ,,, 11. High School. 19 a.l)'l.: Antonia Lebanese and Syria n s
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NoT1c• To c11:01To1s ,1cT1T1ous 1usiN1ss ' iulM LEGAL NOTICE ~ot'fen'k Committee speaks at Mino·1·1· t1"es border 1 i k e Brit is h SUl'lllOI COUIT. O' THR NAM• 8TATll,,,...NT l'ICTITIOUI IUUNllSS . T ( ·p· t I 12 30 STAT• 01"_ CALl,OltNIA Tiit follawl!'tl Jltr&O<OI ••• dol"' N.AMll. ITATRMENT , F 14lll 11 a.m.: ea ro In 0 a : businessmen traveling . to
IC!-11011. TMll (OUNTY OI' o••H•t 1>11iltlft1 tJ: , Th• 1o11ow1111 ""°"' ire .cicln1 • ricT1T1ous 1usiN1s5 p.m. and Pa~ Ruiz of the La London . from Brighton or an ~ Ne. A·nn1 • & H DEVE LOPMENT co .. uio 11u1tneH 111 HAMt ST•TllMIHT Raza Unlda a~.v at l: 15 p.m. SAN .Dlff. 0 !AP) - A poll
DTICll 11 HfltE IV GIVEN ·11 "" c1111ornit 11'63. MontrOt s1 .. G1ro.11 GroYt, c.. 1,, Friday, "Estudiante Chicano 0 University o_ 8 1 ornta Nfw York and Scarsdale. ~4'1t111t1JACl(WENEl,OeettHC1. Cl mPIO Cttlve, N.-1 lt•cti , CHEETAH FAST FllEIGHT, 12Jn ""1t loU-lnt "'"°" ;1 dolnt b~llnill '~ r f C l'f · American Shuttling between
llor. el 1111 abo•t 111med dKtdtnl Di•ld S." llobtrlion. 1~ ,'J,1cfCIC John D. ,Llttl t, 11371 s.t.1111 St.. SINGING Sl'RINGS CONVALESCENT )> f · Sa 0 · •II J1tr1oru 'h1wl11t t!1lm111tlnJ1"" Dr ive. Mlii!oii vietc. c1w1or1111. Fooint1111 v111e1io. C•. HOME, 11()71 Tr•sk Avtnu•. Gerden de Aztlan": an all day pro~ran -ro essors lfi. n I e g O Jordan is notably 'Unalert.
••1d oH<;eden• ''' '"u1•.t 10 flit'"""· c~1r1e1 M1rt1eroo1 • .us w. Ch1pm111 -J•m11 e: ll1~"••0•· 1°"1 5•n Mrllcr. Grove, c1111. tu.io . ror area high sc1iool stl;ldents outside those· i'n ·Third ~allege though it has a lengthy will! IM lltcflll<Y vouc.Mr1 .. l11 !bl office No. o, Or11191. Ctl!lor"I• Butnt P1•-· C•. H &-V Inc, (A C1H1ornl1 CorPCreTlcn l.
ol 11\t <ltr~ cl lht •~t tniltl.O coUrt. er Tl\11 1Mrsl11es1 11 brlnt ~ClfO bv 1 Thl1 bu1lneu 11 llll"t c-uc11d b1 I 1015 Norlti 1roedw1y Stref'I, Stnl1 A111, beginning at 8 a.m. shOWS they generally support frontier facing f S r a e J j
10 """"' !him, wl1'h' !tit MCalHl"t c; ...... 1 l'••!ntflhlp.· P1rlMrlhl1. .C1llf. 92101 w1111(11111, to the ulldtrtl•""' 11 1111 ollict c.111d 5. Roberllon. Jolln D. LIUI• . Thi• 1>U1lneH 11 win. cond11Ctfd bY • the n e w rriinority~riented ol 1111 l ttC<MYl. &LOCK, IR ICKNE lt I< GtntriJ Pir!Mr Th!1 1!1l1m1nt lllfd wot~ l!>t Coi;nty (OrPCll"i11on l Ol'IN. lntl>l'PCJ'•ltcl, 1216 ND t I" Tll11 st1!ement f11tll wlth lilt CtunlY Cler~ "'Or1111r CouMy on' Nov. n. \'11 . ., Arhiur •f•n Llndrt.P ' LA p Ii scl\bol. (, l rotdWIY, 8.11111 "'"'' Callfornlt '2101, C!erl< at Or11191 Count' en' Nov. 11. lt11. By li""trlY J. M1ddoX OeDUlv Cou11!' Th;I it111mt11! ti"'° wltn tr>t Countv 0 ce which 11 !ht pltct of llu1l~11 . ot 11\t Bv Beverlv J, Mtddc• Depv1~ CounlY Clfrk Cl@rk o1 Dr•nff county 0,., Nov•f"'m-t• n. Although Provost Joseph Ul'ltltrsl•ned In tit rn1lttr1 11-1rt1,nl/lf le (lfrlr;. Put>llf/lfO Ottntf Coll! Otllv P;!ot, ~971 . B' lfwfrlv J. MICldei. (jepu!y ; 6 -
"'' ""'" ol u ld dec:ed•nl, •1lt~ln IOU• 11o•••TION, HOWSlil & GARLAND NOWtMbe• u, 2.l, :ie. t/14 DKt mbo t ,, Ccuntv C!!H'k Watson once labeled the poll '"or1tl\1 '"'' n.1 f1r1t PUblicllkln ti lf\11 ,.ltHr!Y• 11 L"''' 1t7t :ir.2.n Publl~ Ora"9e c ... 11 0111,' Pn•1, R SI ~0~;~ Novtmtlt• ~' 1'11 •Mii (lrnfllll Dri••· LEGAL NOTICE NovPmber 16, 11. lll, Ind ·DKtmr-•_ 1, ap 1eet premature and "a bad idea,"
Lours wENE11 ;:~c11. '11"· nuJ nn i.tt.::ri the· survey showed 48 percent
El!'Cv1ot o! lllf WI" • l'ubllthtd Or~n•• CN•I OtllY· PllGI LEGAL NOTI~ • • ' .. "' 1 .............. "II ottl'CI••' •-··-· ''· ........ •"-••• '· • ' un1 I Tells Tt'lltlI.. or those who replied believe •LOCK,"'111cK'HEit & LOli lM, INC:. 1ti1 ... " ..., " ~··" lettf·n ,lCTIT\OUI SUllNISS ,. Hllll
1221 Nr'111 .,....., NAMI. ITit.TIMIJtT ,ICTITIOUS IUllNllS the co.liege . is _inaking a llllll AN, Ctlii.n.ll ""l -TM lollcwlnt PfflOf'll •rt C01iduc1ir.1 NAMI ITATIMRHl Tel: 1nt1 tss-1»1 (.g(;AL NOTICE ..,,!11t1• vllder Ill• 11 .. i:uou1 ,....,. 01 l'2.i Tht foll-la• "'IOI! 11 e101n1 bu1int•1 positive contribution. Alt•""'•"' lRtcut. EAS'I' COASt HIGHWAY •llOCIAl£S ., ••. LOS ANGELES (API Publlllled Or1"91 Coill 01ilV Pllet. l"ILll NO P' lOft 3'1:5 Ea11 C<Moll Ml-1v. Cltv .,f Corl)l'll CASA liACIFIC:A CONVALESCENT o· · U · ( k Twenty-five percent Said it Nowmlter t, u. 21. 11, nn J027.11 ••• -~ • ""' M••-cw11tv "' Ortnff. s1111 01 HOSPITAL. u 1 South H••llOI' l lvd.. 1sc1p nary action was a en
l"ICTIT10111-•ust1111.s1 uu~"!'.:~c T I UTIS. Jll:, ::l601 P1r11 .t111hl!"' t1tOi in 131 cases of 402 investigated . is not Eleven percent were
NAMR IT•TE~T 1 c . .,._, C/11• Pacific• '" c • 11 10 '111 • compla1·nts last month aga1·nst uJ!tl ecided. and 16 percent Tflt loltowll'lt person ii ....... it..liMU Grffrl l>rfW, C0tot11 Ml Mt • 111 ""' Cou•ortUon l 101.i Na.rrll l fO-dWIY
(_,, , 0, '"e •i· • -nw · s1 .... 1. 81n11 An• 921111 L os An g e 1 es Po Ii c e ga'e no response to the q•~ry. su111.•101t ...... . AUDIT SYSTEMS co_. Ill Eo.1t HA••UiTTI: IC. MUSTON. )401 Stl ,Thi• bUtl ..... 1 II Mint ·-uclld trr • -..... ITATa 010.C.AL1,01N1A '°... '"'"""''" A......:e. 0r ...... ,.,... • ..... u .... eor-"'"'"· C1Mfor1111 CotPOtailotl. , Department personnel. a city T. he college. "°'·', in its .TH• COUNTY ... o1.A1r1o Tht Flrar N11...,.1 1-et 0r-""11 \~ -"'"""' •1•11 Llnffk• councilman s~·d recently. ~ No • .t.-nw c--••·, Nii'-"" ''#"" .. uoci1111-\. TB1t. _""1, ls tffllNCIM rt• .. ...,.i 1 """""'' 111eo .,..1111 tne Coun•Y second yeac ·•mi'ts students NOTIC• 01' H•AllUllO .,. P•TtTION ....... ....... I lrt VII ,., • Councilman ~·lbert Lindsay ' -. l'Olt P•OSATC OJI WILL AND l'OR 101 E.sl 0.. ..... n .. ........._ Cr•-· I .. :rec•:;,. lrd f OI H ""btr 1'11 C ~ Orl"'t C0!0111Y ,on: Novtrilber n, . h L•n••s TRSTAM•NTAltY c1M1. ..,... H-.1t:.!. 0 T 1;un s~• _ · · 1 a .... 1ew•rty J. M•ddoA, Dtpu•• said five LA D employes froin racial minorities wit
• .o Tlllt bu1lnes1 ls Millt ~ br v~ ' ' · •-Cou C • d Es1111 of ~!,..J~•~•d w11ttr1.U•,,.., 1o1.n11r1•r lilitifti • , .--et••"',, r. si.i..,..,.r.1111e1 w1111 ""' Count't O tdl ot Put>u'11f<f~i:tra'"'t cou1 c1Jtr li'ner. -three policemen an l\\·o academic qualifications 1ess
o.ta1H'1. ••••v GI EN' !Ill! CCorW1tlon1. -O••flllf eou,,..., 8'•'• of ca1uor1111, on Now1mttcr 1,, 21 lit '!fld.ptctmwr I. it71 civilians -resigned . or \Ye re than thost requ1·rtd ·in other NOTICE 1$ M \I Tho Fl~ "'""""' .... 'lw. J, 1tTT. l y ltity J. l••trlen. JDl'·ll s.,.rtti••n c1u1or1111 F1.·11 N1non11 1.111o:. of Or ft 08\t" Cou1111 cie111. rired as a result of ·the
tr>rrnerl'f k!IO'Nn ••· "'"""°" ,•1111oii.,.•1 ·er J': !...,~~.. Pu1>1hhod or1"" '°''' D•ll• 1"1101. LEGAL NOTICE ,·nvesti·gali·ons. Four ol the 402 UC co. llegcs. Students have a l\lnk .... IHM Mrtl~ I ptl I... \lief Prn~t . ... • NO•-bt• •• 11, :n, )0, lf/1 30».71
LEGAL NOTICE
Lockheed,
Air Fo~·ce
Probing C5
ATLANTA ~UPI ) -The
Lockheed.Georgia Company
and Ule Air ForCe have an-
nounced plans to set up a 100.
member t~ : of t~nical
speci<"Jists ["!!) an 1n-d
study of the cqnlroversial C5
airplane.
Lockh~ said such a study .
v.·hich it believes v.·oul~ benefit
the entlre aerospace induslry,
would be aimed at setting up
tesl criter ia Standards for
I
t;,,~;.;::.~1,:M,.:~~:~t!~~:!"~! · L"'' coun<•t • F•CTITl:u~u:i,,NE_ss L'?mplaints were a g a i n s t say in courses and faculty
t-----wti1dl..!~1or-t.u111ef-pHtkw-Jit1,-•11e1 -th~.1Jm1tnt 1Hei1 wilfl tnt <"'""''o==~LE==G>A•L=N=OT=IC=E===l~LI.TA.tf.Ml -Cl¥ilia~mployes,-he-.11dded~hiring_in...lhe_college. \\'bich tti•t Ill• time iNI lll}Kt ol l\eir!~I tli4! Cllll"k cl OrtM• CeuliiY °"' ~rrr,I Th I 11 1 I d I t b s· en 11,,,. ,.11 mn iei 10, Dtt•Mbtr u. 1111, 1t11. BY er-e•lv J, 111addt•. Do>Putv P uu1 1,, ' 0 -"' P'""" s 0 " u '" An LAPD spokesman said has attempted lo integrate
evaluating r.1vancei technical
afrt'rart··ear-ly..-in-it.s-design...ap.1"t-l---:c-:--
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ti ''» 1 m., In tho cwrtrccm ol cauorv, Cl1rk. . , . IOICTITIOUS ·1USINISI t l j c £ c p 11 o p€ 11 l y ~ 50()' ] ed . DtPlrlmeql No. 3 o! tll<I courl, 11 10) li'Ubl•ltltd Orln9f Cotsl Otlly li'olof! NA .... E ITATlMlil'IT IN\tEST~EANT I Cb. 1'1 P'A C 1.F IC ' ' persons arc emp Oy In ethnic Studies and Third \Vorld
Clwl(: Ct11ttr Drlw We••· In IM Cit-; cl N~~tmlllr If. 2:1. l& •"!"' OittembH . T"' ltllowin# "'""''. •r• ~"· PllOPERTlliS. llll E. COl•I f<lobw•il -;;tie department. 2.500 of thern '
11,,,., •"•· c.i;1or1111_· 1'11 • __ lDMt11t>u11ne1t 1i: <:cron• ffl ........ •111~. in civilian categories. cOQrses into an entire Dtlfd November :n, 1'11 FOQll SEASDWS ltE'Fll:IG'ER.\TLON. Geottt A. Thom••· i'O" Ft•nle•! •~e ,
\'I, E. Sl JOHN, LEGAL NOTJCE AIR CONDITIONING -.No to€ATOtG, Coren• del Mir. t7625. Lindsay said according to Count{' Cltrl< 6061 Clll-wt Dr.. Wt1lml11sftr t7"8l T"ls bUtlf'lfH Is bf.Int <GndUCll!CI by •" lhe-LAPD monthly "rap \.IPl'OLD, H•HDlllSOH 11111 • .,.11]77 Edwl'd E. Hiit!, 2111 ,,\lplt, Cosll lndiwOdu~I. DINSMOO•. ,lCTITlOl.IS I Ul lNfll Mtu tJ6J1 G_.,,.. •. Tncm~I sheel'' most of the infractions
Ut 11:111 \Pit! SlrMt,A1l11 Nt. 111, NA.MIS ITit.Tf.MENT ltlthlr<I L. Ktst~ 6061 ClllPPfWI Or ., Tn;, •ltlfm~nt fllfd wit" t!>f C0u111v \\'ere ntinOJ' _ SUCh as' laking c1111 M••· cau1w1111 nnl TM follOYil"' "''"°" 11 d~"' 11111n1., W•1tml111t1r tHll Clt•k of O•tntt Counly ""' Nov. 17. itll Tel: uu1 141-7711 1., This 11111ln111 '' 1>tin1 c-uctfd by 1 1v ltYerlv J. MIHldl• Oe0111v county thne off from duty for
curriculum.
The r ults of the survey by
the S iego Evenin g
Tribun niade public
toda y. Atter11"'1 19,, Ptlll .. lltf IALTZ.·IEll:GEllON F UNE. II AL Plrl.,.rt~lp, Cltr~. sonal ···ork _ but sorile Publ1Jllfd °''"" cu11 01111 "'It'· HOME. 11~1 s~'""''" •venue. CDlll 11 1c11••" L. Kt•tl Pu1>nv....i Dr1n~ CC1sl 0111, p11c1. per One ·1h college's critics, N""'wnlllr 2s. u. JO, n11 l11•·71 MH1. c1111orn11. Thi• 1t•ltm•n1 titfO wllh "'" Couol'I Hove"'""' 1,, 72. JO 1nc1 ~-b., 1. were more serious. IALT2 111011Tu-.11v OF cOST• C1tr1r,re1 o •• .,,, Coun1y or1: Nev. 1, 1'11. 1t11 301111 of. Ja. ck Douglas of UC's MESA, 1NC .. , c1111crni• tor_.,u...,. Iv 'ttr' J, ,.,,,,,,., De•utv count' -· The sheet. listed major LEGAL NOTICE u,1 su1e•ior Aw•n~. Cc•!• M•u, c1,,..., LEGAL NOTICE charges such as ni or a I Deparhne of Sociology, s~id Ctt\lr>rnli. P~nir.,,.,. O••,,,t" C11<11t Dlltv Pllot •. 1--------~~----by nt'xt ear few professors
Ii' 1CU1 Thll lluiln•u ;, bflnt c-ucll!CI by Nowa>ber t. U, lJ, 311, ltll 3074·11 Fiii NI. 11·4-lll turpitude, I r a fr i Ck i n g ill P'ICTITlOUS SUllNISI t , ........... ,,.,,,, IAI :u.>t accolt'cs '0 u g ,, ,· n g up \l'ill be folind who are "willl'ng NAM• ST•TIM•HT -..... IALTZ MOlllUAllY --1.EGAL NOTICE ST•TIEMlNT OF •eit.NDOfrtME frtT o~ n · Tht lollowl~• ptrtol\t '" doln1 OF COST• f,I ES•. INC. ~ z: USE 01' l'ICTIT IOUS IUSIHESS Nii.Ml'! hnndcuffed suspects and to put up v;ith what has been bu1f~t11 ,,, Iv Eu~in• o. l(tgeroii c::::; uin k Tllf loUowln• Ptrson hit •l>•ndontd 11\t r.iiturt' IO cooperate IVith going on." BASLElt·llEICHEltT, LTO .. 1c1 i ,.,.sl<ltnl ,ICTITIOVS IUllNllSI UMI olJl'lt ne1111ou1 bul!Ml1 lll('nf COST-. But Aeling ch an c e 11 0 r Notlll lrCtdWtY. San1• Alll. t7711\ 4 Thi• l!tlffllt nl !\Jed Wllh In• Cou~ty NAM• STATllMINT MESA TI RE CENTER, •I 193.f NewPOrl deo~rtmenl investigations.
111ltr, lrK. 1ca111ornl• ccr11or1,1:1nl, c11r~ of or1"'1 cou111v e11 : t-fov•mbtr Th• 1011cw1n1 ,..,.on1 ,,, ,.0,,.. ai~, ... 5,',',',',-~,t~~:,,,,',",'0~,·.••,· "''''''' ,, Lindsav said he kne<A' of no Herbert York said the survey 101J Nonti &rotdwer. ltnl1 •"1' fllOl, 11, nn. Iv l•veri, J. M1ddo-. 091>ulv bUl•llfH '" ' " ~y "" " 0 •• , • C I I Ht""'" H. 11111r. 1ou Notth counhl Cltrk. . THE 1-.sLElt HOMI! 1015 Norlh 1bove was med 1~ •anof' Cfl'llY "" other city department that put shO\\'S non-Third o e g e l •NdW1y. 81111'. An•, n101. Published orant• COio.! 01111 1'1101, ' M••cti lt, nn. ' I h t it by a Tnl1 bYslntt• It 1111111 conoucoct •Y i Novln"lbe• 7l. lit •lld o..cem1>1r '· u, l•01dw1v Strttt. s1n11 Ant, c1111. !'7101 LE E Eow-.110 tJOYLAN. 1tln out a similar ··rap sheet.. eac ers suppor r/!_ . l1m11ec1 l'Artn•r-.lp. nn 3151.11 H" v lrK, l• '1111"'1111 CorPOr•t•Pn). llCldle. 1rvlnt. C1llfornl1 •·Th p 1· n . a t e I -. to sub stantial margi. Arthur All!! Llndt\ct 10\.i Nc•ll\ l •ol<lWIY St.HI, S1n1t .. n1. Tloi• bu•ln•H WI• condUC"ted "~ "" e 0 Jee '-""P r m 1l IS ~• 1111,me"'' 111.., wu" 111, cou111v G c1111. t 17a\. indlvidu11 · be' congratulated for telling it "I would not argue Iha! c "'0r1n11 eou"'' or1: N~v. n. n11. LE AL NOTICE Tnt• 1>u•lnen 11 l>tint tcn~uc:•..i av • LEE e:ow-.Po BOYLJ.N l'k · · I h bl' " I Third Collene iS' the solution '!' .1evtrlv J. MiddOJI. Df•Uly COUfth l-~------------(crPO•t!1Dn.· 111,ow'EN. CREIN AND SYLVI.. I (' ll IS 0 I e pu lC, lC I" c ~. , l'·•tn1 Arlhur •t•n L1 n<1tkf' •T1oRHEYs AT LAW said. for the problems of minorities
bllil\O!d Or•n•t t otsi o1:1v Pllct, li'•CT ITLOUS IUSINEI\ T"11 st1ttm1n1 t+itd w1111 m1-.county SM 1111 c~a,man .A¥•1111t Th LAPD' S t b ,·n Amer1·can soci·ety. but I do N lier 16, U , lO Ind Oittemlltr I, HAMI STATl:Mll'T Clerk ot Or1nw County t~· Novembfr 11, Ot•ntt, Ctllfa.r"I• '16U e S ep em er rap
"'' JG6.l·ll Tn• 1o11 .... 1n9 """"" 11 ooln• busi~•n 1"1. Bv 1"'''1v J. M•ddol, ~•Pul1 T11: •n·J1't sheet !isled 405 complaints and believe it is a positive first ·~ •< Cou"IV (lf'k. P~b!llhe<I Or1nff C01•! 0811v Piiot. .•. ._., . IJ.L lZ·IEllGERON " u N f It .. L Pulllltl\ed o •• ,,,. Ce1JI Ot!IY Piiot. Novtmber lO. '"" Oet ...... M• '· u. ,1 , disciplinary action taken in l68 1iii·~··iPi·i·.· iiYiioir1kiiiisii•iiidii.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii HOM€. lllO Ent Cotgl Hlt11w1v. Nevtmlltr !I, 11, :lei 1114 DK1mbtlr 7, 1971 Jl9t·11 or th cr>ror11 d•I Mil•. · 1•11 . J(ll6.11 ~m. , ,1CTlTl;U~u:11.1Slfrtllll 1 B1111 M~·~:rv 1 o1 .Co•on1 11e1e1 ~~i'.e LEGAL l\OTICE Othft charges investigated I
CEGAL NOTICE
N"'M' 1TAT1M1NT e~i't ,~,1 ~1,r!:v. ii::~· O:~·M.. LEGAL NOTICE last month included drinking
Ttit !ollowlnt MflOlii 1r1 d1111t Tnl1 bU1lnesJll i• beln1 c-utlfd by , \Ult F·llltf On duly. improper USe O( ~"'1~1~ ·~·'HOL IE EAll:TH L•NDSCAI'&: • tot~'1~i. MOllTUARV OF ,ICllTlO US IUllNISS , l'•;:::~D~:A~~!1::~s shalgµn \\'hich 1venl off and
CO Ml'ANY. 2.0 Avoc:100. Codi 11\PJf. COllON4 OEL MAii. INC. NAMI SlATEMENT The klllowl'"' PPflO<I ll 00:119 bu1ln•11 in1'ur~.1 t1vo officers and the Sttohfll R~bert Hthntu, 1'1! a < .... O t• --lht lel!G-w!111 Pff'SOI'! It CIOlnl M<119~1 11: C:U
Sterry lnglorf, NewllOf! l"'tn p~~.~ril ' ,..,.,,.., 11· SUNM-.VEN ( O N'V J. LE'S (E N T JOAN 'S IDUTIOUE , 111l. ll:lvtrslde hiding by '8n officer• Of h\'0
eti1•1t• Jcnn1oii, 1.io •vat•11e1. c~11 Tn:1 s11ttn11r.1 111te1 w11~ int c ... M1 HOSl'IT ,.L '°' E B R J.v1., N•wPCll't I•••"· call( pri\'alei)'-0\~·ned motorcy·cles J,lfil . Cle•-of Ort"'t Couniv °"' Nov. 11. , Ill 111111chu•V c1<1, "<Ml" Ch1•l<>I', "Pl, 'A', 2110 E. lltl\ G..,., OulnLen, l '4 v11 L!d• stuc1, 1,11, 1, e1v1rr., J, Meddo.r. 01111" Fuu..-ion UllJI . . St., co1t1 M•.a. Ctl\L sought in an in\•estigation. NfW1'1rl •••<h. CounlY CJ<!l'll, lluler • Sunnt vfn IA Cth•orn•t This builntn 11 lleinv condul;I~ bf 111 Tll!I b1,11l11Ut LI bPl111 tolldvcled by • l'ubllSlltCI Oritllt CCIII Otl). PllOI, C0<PC<"1llon) 1015 Nortt! li rctdwtY indi•ldual l'u'lnt-.111•. Ncwembl!• n, JO •M °"".,.,119, 1, u. StrHt. 81nt1 Ant 11701 JC:.n Chivlor Ch1•1t1 Jonn11C1n ltll • Jlll·71 Tl\!1 ~nlntn t1 btlnt condut"'d Irr • Tnls itattmtnl !lied •wllll 1111 CounlY Tllol ttllt<l'ltnl llttd Wi!h lllt County Co•PO••loon. • • C!frk ol or111ft Cwnt, ot1' Nov. ?t. lt11 (lt•k ol Ortnll' Counrv on. Nov. 12, ltll. LEGAL NOTICE •••~~r Al•n u..-1~1 l!y !.•~••!¥ J Mtda ... Ofl>UIY Countv &y., ••Ylflr J MlclctCJl Dfoutv counlv Tllll l!tltmt~I lll•d wll~ ""' Counl' (!trk. · c1.,~ su11••101 COUltT 01' THI C•tr~ ol 0•1ng1 CouM' ""' Nowtmbtr lJ, P~blli~~ O••"Df Co11!,,Dally PllOI. 'Ub!llhlll O••nt• (a11t 0111¥ PolOI, ITATE OP (ALll'OINIA t'Oll lfTI. By Boverlv J Mtdelo•. DfDul~ Novembtr lO a/Id Ott...,llt• 7, U, JI. tlO\'tmt.lr 1'. Jl, lt ,,,.. Dtctmb" ), ,_, COU"-o• oo••O• Cou"!v Clu\ 1t11 J100.ll " "'. Pub11ihfCI O••n•• (C1$I 01.1, Piii!! l.C.-------------1 ltl! :J.ll,.11 JtD. A·111tl ~--~------------! NOTICS D' MIARLNG oli' li'ITtT•ON ~:1~""-' 11' n. :ic. '"" o, • ..,,~,.:; LEGAL NOTICE
LEGAL NOTICE • r::T:::·:;,~Ao,:!:;;~v AND P~ll t'·l•W
P'·tlJtt, 1;;.11M o! 1111rioii P. P~J111~. Ot<~•Ull. LEGAL NOTICE li'ICTITtOUl IUSINESI l'I CTITIOUI IUllHllll N'OTICE IS ~E11£8Y GIVEN 11111 Jll" 1<1AME STATl .... EMT
Hijack Try
Thwarted
By Airline
NAMR STATIMINT "· Cl....,,,,, .... fi led lltrtln j Pttlll"" le• ,. 10SJ ' ,·,, ' ••• ,,, '''"' P'ICTITIOllS IUSINISS ~· o cw n1 l>f".., I Th• 1011-1~. ''""' II dol"' 111/Jl"'" oroll1!t "' wi!I •t'!Cl.IO• luuJnC• DI L~!let1 ltutlnen I \' .J Ac.•· s 0 NVJLLE . Fla. 11, T.,11,,.tllltrv lo li'f!lllQr>t• rtMrtnct le NAMI lTITllMINT Lift "DOds. :IOi,.lll 5tret!, Ntwcon " I #..uu."c .... l TY, ·,,. ..... •wt., whlt11 l1 rn•IMI '" •urlh•• Dlftltul u1, tlld •• '.· ~· tollQwln• Pf'llll +1 c111=~· but!ntu BPI,,.,, C1Ulcrnl1 ~. I UPI I ..,;..,fin ar1ned man was
l!l>OI hlind, Ctl!I t?UI lh•l In• tlmt I nd Plitte ol htorllll 1~1 Roflelt~ H, JCllnMlfl, tJO Und 51rtf1, h ed I tod · Gr•<• L. Wtf\l~•~•m. lt••Uo•. )lO ••mt 1111 M"' If!'"' Oectrnbfr H, ltll l HE IUSI NE,5 IOUtlQUE. lltl• N-fjpf(ll, Ct!lfcr11l1 tl610 I v.•art car y ay 1n an ap-Wobo11nct er , L11un1 •~•.,,, c111r ., t:l~ a,m., 111 the tou•l•oorn e1 LUf!ln Pl1e•, Sout~ L•1unt Elir11>ttn-N. J"'"''°"• oo 1:>n<1 SI'"'' pl!'f'ent allempl 10 hijack an tit 1 Civic Ctnl1r Or\ve Wtst. In '"' City ot JottOll!nt !ofh..,•ctt. l1t1> L11••~ Plttf. N•wpot l 8t•cll. CtUlotnlo •1660. J
ARE YOU HAVING A
de velopn1ent program. !\<-
··Using the C5 test articles ·: .. 11 as 'guinea pigs' for settinR ne\V 1!~ ~r; ~ 1'ltt. Co1111~s.sot1.1r.1
standards" or testing;• Lock-S ·J: lobic:to
heed said, ''the revie\V mem· 1 'i sa~pl ll" -
bers \\'ill sy~tematicc.1 ly eval-• m h t
uate the fatiaue life. damaj!'.e ! iii J-J 5' tdrllOUS • 11' "1n'-M"'Jol tolerance and ~tal ic st'rength ~ L ~ sa11111t...,
cf major aircraft st:-uctures -'. .'1 .!,"'ii'' 3ns-
1ving, pylon and nacelle. fuse-t l't~ 7
Jr.'!e and land ing gear." · . Jt _llllt::J ~
F. A. Cleveland. Lockheed
corporate vice president for
engine2ring. will head the
team, which v.1ill include com-
panv employes not associated
1vith the C5. about 20 Air
Force experts· not associated
1villi the project. and person-
nel frnm other ae;-os~~
oompanies. p!Us some ''ou?.li ·
fied individuals'' p<tsibly hired
for !lie sJudy.
Among the companie:; \ikelv
to lake par1 are Boeing. NorU1
American, Martin and Ling-
Temco-Vought~
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LEGo\L NOTICE P~b11"""' °''"" c0t~1 D•ll• ,.,1rtt, LEGAL NOTICE 'G NOTICE spokesmi.n in Miami said the
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r1a1Ttwt t1111111111 LEGAL NOTICE ,. 100 l'-11111 the pilot. f;. H. Schmak. ''J;
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Project
.By ,filot
·Honored ·
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A picture page depic~ing a
typical da y·s activity in the
life of a DAILY PILOT carrier
has been awarded recogr;iition ·
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QUEENIE
--''A ,ni n1 bould tie taller;-oldtr?·heavfer, u1l~an,~-~t-1,or 'Gulstanding l!r9m-Otion-o•Yl-~V:C;;,,
hoarser than. his wife." International Newspaperboy
E.W. Howe w Day."
Mr. Howe's criteria for a husband is acceplable. I The award was given by
think. Bear in mind h.is conUnent-make!-no attempt to Hickey-Mitchell Company, or
discMbe the husband who is smart or perfect or modern . St. Louis. sponsor of the pro-
''The' smart husband.'' said Changing Times, ''is one who gram which e ,n courag es
isn't ·SO busy bringing home the bacon that he forgets the newspapers to recognize their
applesauce." ''The perfect h~sb3:11d," said the K?<iiak Nug-carriers' special pay which
get. ';is one-about whose tmprovement theres no par· traditionally climaxes each 1 'licular hurry." "The modem husband ," said Jim Keny, year's mid -October
''Is the do-it-yourself man with a get-it·done.wife.'.' observanct . of Nation a I
Newspaper Week.
The 1971 awards marked the
!Uh ~nsecutive year of the
progrllm.
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By Phil l"te rlandi
IN ORDER for a Oipped coin to
come up heads SO consecutive time.~.
it's said , a million men would' have to
flip coins JO times a minute, consta11t·
ly. eight hours a day, five days ja
week, year in and year out. for ap·
proximate!y.11ine centuries. I didn't
work this out on the back of an old
envelope. Ttle computer boys figured
it.
Judges were Jamts Cherry, "Tell the boss· lhe boss is here '·
SI. Louis Post-Dispatch ad------------------------
vertising director: ·Pam Prtce,.
QUERIES -,Q. "1 say catsup is
the OOe sort of food that useS up the most glass b&tlel!,
agreed?"
A. Pickles use more.
Q. "H'ow l\-1ANY feel of spaghetti is one pound of
same?"
A. Aboul 320; usually.
Q. "00 GORILLAS eat meal~"
A. Only the gorillas in zOOs. The y're.the only gorillas
that eat•herd·boiled eggs. too. ' .
UNDERSTAND some of the older cosilier homes in
Japan are equipped·wfth special platforms specifically de·
signed for the viewing of lunar activity. HQui;eholders are
supposed lo sit there, sip sa ke, and watch the moon come
up. go down, whatever. Now, ct>rrespondents say, the old
i:noon-vlewing platform is generall~f<>nsidered to be a fair-
ly goi;id place to mo .. unt the TV antenna.
HAPPINESS -Il was none other than Eugene Wood
11.·ho said, "lt is agreed by all.-I think, that the happiest
periods in a man's life are his boyhood and about 10 years
from now.''
"BEST WAY to get the smell off your hands afl'e:r
cleaning fish." writes a Muleshoe, Texas client, ''is wash
those hands with toothpaste." ·
"THERE ARE two things a real man HJ(es -danger
and play ; and he likes woman because she is the most.
dangerous q/ play1hings. '' So said Friedrich NietzsChe.
fl1ATRlfl10NY .....'. Thal the feminine school teacher is a
preferred matrimonial risk has long been known. But why
is not so widely ·underslood. Our C(lnsultant on romantic
matters explains ·it. "Largely, it's because a ~chool teach-
er is just about the only kind of woman,"~says he, ""·ho
ca n asli: a question and then keep her mou th shut l?ng
-enough to hear the answer." This Tacilitates CQnversa!1on.
·he says, Afll:l whars matrimony without conversation?
Nothing.
Addrts.~ 1noil to L. M. Boyd, P. 0. Box 1875. New·
port Beach fl2660.
Bro\\'n Shoe Company. art
·dire:lor: and ~~red Norto n.
Alton Ill\.) Evcnirt,11 Telegraph
circulation manage~.
New For.ms
On .Draft
Attacked
Vehicle Auction Slated
~ Surplus-city vehicle!i and ·
equipment will be auctioned
. off \)e\:, 4 in the Seal Beach
City Yard, 201 EI t ctr I c
A list of goods to be offered
at the ..9 a.m ... auction is
available in the purchasing of·
fice of ' the Seal Beach Cil,Y
, Hall.
All vehicl'es and equipment
are offered on an •·as is" basis
and ma}r be inspected from 2
p.m. to 4 p.m. at the yarrl
Dec. 2 a,nd 3.
A non·refundable SO percent ·
deposit iS required d1. the time
of the auction . P·e rs on a I
checks will be accepted.
WASHINGTON (AP ) -A
proposed new form for young
men to apply for conscientious
objector draft status has · · _
brought an avalanche or ang~y • . .. .
n1ai1 .111at 3stounded Selective wet 1 •· · 18. d
Service officials. . ve 1nven
Most writers obj~ct to .the -_. -· , -'.
length -30 questions com-· · • p~red to four in tl)e current A · •
Jtjrln -'"d the compl .. ity .. • m·. er-··an· ·t-.1a ny of the mor.e than 400 ......
lellcrs received in ohe week
are ' similar in what draft ol-
ricials say is .an organized
campaign. They complain of
.._...,ick questions" and say the
questions are "insulting" and
''unfair."
But there i~ praise, too.
One ~i i d w e s "t · .. draft
counselor, \\•hile objecting to
one section. said: •·1 believe
the more personal apprOach
and the expanded opportunity
to express belief should be a
very desirable (eatur'e."
Byron V. Pepitone, deputy
draf t director, said, "I'm
surprised" -at the react1bn
btcause th'e proposed form
\\'as thought. to be more fair.
Pepitone s_aid mucl'I of. tht
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(uror is caused by m1sun·
derst\lnding and unawareness
e.P. that the document circulated ~pokan , ... npaPnf: was a draft for diScUssion. ---...;).. · -· · , -'...£L ~ · -~~~~~-Selective-SeJ'vjce-Di.eclof.!-'-----~-
Curtis \V. Tarr met Nov. 8
T S E 74 wilh eight representatives of
0 t "'ve . xpili. major church groups to , . ur, • . . . diSCU5' \he proposed form and
SPOKANE, Was!;. !UPI) -money. "while in other ~Oun
Two years ago. the Spokane tries-the-government finance.s-
Histsrical. Society reminded the whole shebang.''
the Chamber of Commerce Cole said the cily would
. that the city's centennial was formany ask President Nixon
coming up in 19?4 and it would to invite nations to participate
be a nice 4dea to com-in the exposition.
memorale it soinehow. Cole said he had recei\'ed
Now, the 32·nalion Bureau of word from four foreign coun·
Jnternational Expositions in tries so far !hat they are in·
,Paris has approved what turn-terested in participating.
ed <>ut to be 10 eminently nice "'This is not a world 's fair
idea _ an international ex-and we are targeting in
position for Spokane. believed primarily on North American
to be the smal!Cst city ever to industries and exhibitors," he
h Id said. \ o one. Expo-74 is classified in the
The w or Id organiiation, "special exhibitions" category
which sanctions and schedules by the bureau as opposed to a
world's fairs and expositions, world's fa ir. This means il will
approved Spokane's'"ExP.0·74" have a general theme and all
to start around the first of exhibitors must abide by ii.
t.tay, 1974, by a unanifnous while a world's fair is an aa-
vote. cumula tion of exhibitors no1
,.... The approval means that no nece~arily limi ed to a
asked for comments.
Pepitone said an instruction
shcef being prepared for the
draft boards explains that
"lhcre arc no right or wrong
answers. They are to he used
for a point or discussion
bct11•ecn the board and the
registrant.'' .
The form notes a man is not
rCquired to answer all the
questions but says ·he should
consider each one.
Pepitone said the objections
will be studied and he hopes
the final form cin be made ef-
fective "sometime this year.''
Selective Service oflicia \s
said the letter writing is being
prompted by the Selective
Service Law Heporter , the
Philadelphia based Central
Com mitlce for Conscientious
Objector~ and the National
lnlcrre\igious Service ~ard
for Conscientious Objectors
hased here. other city in the world can parlicuT.ar· theme. _..,
hold an internati9nal ex-;:;===:;:=::;;::;;:;;;:::::;===========;;;I position in 1974 or use the Ex·
po-74 theme -·:Man ~nd I-Ii!!
Environment'' -until after
•Spokane's la\r is o\•er.
TODAY MORE
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TU'fsdu, NoYimbet' l0,"1971 DAILY· 'ILOI' Ji:
Chinese Cur· ou s Too··~
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U.N: Actions Closely ·w ntch:ed ; . . ,.
By PU\L NEWSOM
Ul"I F•rtltft Nt"'1 b •IYll
. The outwafd charttcleristics
of the Red Chinese have been
noted, the .au~terily of their
Maoist uniforms1 their eaUn~
habits and their teaction to
es ern amen1tiCT.-aii<l_so_
now it may be "'orthwhile to
check the more setious side of
their impact upon the United.
Nations. --• .
Simultaneously ii should be
only fair to note that the com-
parath·ely s m a 1 I Chinese
deJeg;.tion has demonstrated
a cautious curiositY of its own
towarrl its new U.N. partners.
!bis may be seen.in the.s.low
expansion of ils ·eontacts. first
. With th.e Albanians arid then to
"Publicly sipping tea in the
delegates lounge with others
"among the delegations that
supported their entry into the.
U.N.
In tlieir first t\\'O weeks they have.: .,~ ,
Voted ·with 106 Other U.N.
members ir'I favor of a \Varn-
ing to the Uni(ed States
againSt buying chrome from
Rhodesia.in Violafion of a U.N.
embargo on diplomatic or
economic contacts with the
white-sup remacisl Rho:<tcsla
regime. .
By implication a e cu s e d
India of interfering with the
inlcrt\al affairs pf Pakisnin. pecLation that China would at"·
OeCcndcd their right to ... temj>t to take o~~r lea~ersh~ '
pcrforn1 ;iuclear te&.ts in th~_.or the so·c~lled third orld~ . atmos.phe~e. ln lhls they join--made up of the und~velo~
ed rrance which also iS"•not a .ind unc.-ommltted natwns. ·IJ1
signatory to• lhc. ban w.orked that sense the speech strucX harder , at the Soviet Uniqi\ ,
NEWS ANALYSIS
-01an.Jt..did~nlt.ed..Stalts.t.
Except for the cha'nge 111 ,
platform, the Chinese were not
saying o~ doing _anythln& .ther,
out tiy !he un1tea-.s1a1Cs:IJr1-, ~adn't been doing for ao~ [=1
lain and lhe Soviet Union time. •· ~ ! l.
41gainst . all but underground' By warming up relatiO!JI .
nuclet1r· tests. · ' ' with Yugoslavia, Ii wu ~·
· ThC opening speeches whfch tempt!ng . to extend be~
welcomed mainland China to Albarua its lnnuence In tht
lhe U.N. were fulsome and one Balkans, a traditional Sovje~ .-
speaker 'na1-lhe'-UDLted sph~e.' , ~ Stat~ I even fl).anaged to work. • It had ext~n<icd cred~ 1 In
in a l'eference ,to George South Yemen ,and 1uppt..1'.ed
\\'ashingtor. · , revolu.tlon in Om211 in an at,. .
In reply, the Chinese delega-temp_t to · move IAL4 • ~·
lion chairn1an Chiao Kuan-Persian Gull. It supwrtid
hun era.,ed his smile and P~_!estinian gue_rrillas In lA•
delivered a half.hour resume Middle Ea~t (n Africa It ~ :
bf kriO"A'n Chinese. policy ap-_ ~xtended cr~lts to ~thlo~
plauded by neither the United and wa~ Ql.uldJng a railrott(
Stato.s nor the Soviet UJrion. Jt !or 1'a~anla~ • • ..,. • j ••••• was tougher th;\n ·had btln-ex-Other credits had gone .to
pccted in 'he light of Chinese: Ceylon aod Malaysia Jn A4',.
Premier Chou E:n-!ai 's earlit'r and to.feru and Chile . '' ,,
assertion · tijal the Chinese In those areas a~ In· th• .
delegation . would ml!-ke ·a U.N .. the· CpioeSe . weri 'fl."".
"very . cautious" !_Pproaeh to tempting '· by pl'op1,1nd1 land
the U.N. with limited funda .-to ex 804
PrimarCTy. e 111 p I o r l n g their 1nnuence far~~
respectibility of .the U.N. plat-\imits.o.f W~l!-t th~)' m1&ht h!'>e.
form, Chiao affirmed the ·ex-for m1htar1Jy. . ..,,1;
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abou t 100 miles from ~he
Canadian border and 250 miles
inland from Seattle in the
l!eart of the wheat and lum~r
country known in the Pac1f!c
Northwe!l as the "Zinland
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SUPPORT
GIRL SCOUTING
When people shop for o small cor. they look for sorreveiy simple
basic volues'.'Dependob•l i!y. Economy of money ond s!yle. Good mileage
' rhileoge as the little imports. · , .,,
A solid<is-o-roc.k four speed transmission. Sports cor steerir1g.~ :
The city father s ~lleve the
event ~·nr have an 1mµact of
$125 million an'd attract up to
five milllo n persons. ..,
"We hope to have bi'ick.s
.• flying by around the first of
• : $he year." said _Cliff . Warden.
assistant managing d!rector of
Expo-74.
Wa den said the city will
dQwn som4; old buildings
1-'tlcre slle in the middle
nr Spokane River and start
building Expo-74 on It in th)
!!pring as soon as weather
permits.
BUY GIRL SCOUTctLENDARS!
The Perfect. Chri11tma1111l.ocking atuffer for tca~hcnr,
dads, grandmas,· coachc11 friends, aunla •• everyone!
Gi rl Seoul! l>etieve in .service ••• and they acrve their
·fan1ily, tl1eil' rrie 11d1, their cornrnunily •
Girl &·oull! IM"li('\'e in lhe Pron1ise: "On 1ny honor,
I \\'ill try 110·\I~ 1ny duty to.God and 1ny counlry, To
help yth er JX'.oplc al all linlr~, 'fo ohey lh c Girl Scoot
Laws.'' 1rl couti helir\-e in Friendship. Girf
sCou· ""'' o c-red to ALL girls htll\'f'('ll the 11ge1of1
an 17. Girl SclM1lt are 'onng in ~ears -cager to
conq urr new world•! 11icy need YOUR SUPPORT-
·Jor troop program and for their c1mp11. . •
Pleue buv several ca1cndar11 when th e glrl! 1n green
con~e knocking on your door.
King Cole. Expq managing
director, ii\ a· telepftone news
conterenct from Paris where
he, made the city's presen-
tation lo the bure1u, said.
"This was our last and bluest "GIRL SCOUT COUNCIL OF ORANGE COUNTY llurdle excepl ·ror going \o
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· Those basics ore our b•rthploce. The Mxlel :r, 1he fv'<xlel A. the
first mo!,S Produced station wagon-name o basic idea, ond chances ore
Ford built it. .
Now 10 Ford'Pinto.
Pinto is os simple ond solid o small cor os there is in the world,
And it's priced lower than the three leading imports; lower than its mojor
U.S. competitor. Yet ii hos t'Jllery basic modern necessity.
A gutsy little engine that gets !he some economic~I kind of gos
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.Ball·joint front suspensioo, ~nd o wide stogle stonce on~herood: •
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And finally: Pintp gi'ves you c0Fr1fortoble inleriOr·leg and shov'-
de~ room-yet it's Only lY2 inches longer thon the leading little import.
• See the Pinto al your ford dealer's. It's 40 years new!r than the' ·
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By MAJ\IAN CHRISTY " tak&~m~tary lsn't'9vailabfe. But' thefe·~
NEW yoRK _ Wh....i"r-dealer _Pekr Mu _ little hints of itl greatness.
"'"'.!:' ~s~~ar hil posters alor:ie gr'Ossed more the 33-year-old. hippie qtlllionalre pop artist -than ,000. He created a slar-studdecl shett
:Jpped-_Uirough4l series-.oC-l'llgb,pr~·~.._-"""_'and wcase set for an American manurac.
ness .meetings that woUld leave· most l]'eD tur."·, lthin two months.more than one mil-. JimR ,· ' l t • • • \. r --.....____ · -----uon ... ~-were-BOl<i.-.TM6e.-ari-ikle-,......,~--One w1lit' day, w'hen Ullrtgs were ctazier ·t~ri Dqn't forget that Max is the shrewd head of -----1ey:!"!l!"
usu~h .e.mt>loyes dubbed it Max Madness Day. five companies wh!ch make up his corpora.
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No Wonder. Max wasj uggling with: · •. lion .'
-· -Lawyers-who •. brain$.Or~ed...abcd...going ••. -. -Now--~s--getting·aclively -involved-Wilh-tM·\.--
public. I' 4 ' • Y1 • ..:. fashion world. ·
• Company executiv.es <plotting Plane about It started during a recent .. trip to Parl~
quick expansions. , . , , Tber1t11le wu, _sippifii orahge juice aft a
• Fashion hou ses. breathlessly cashing in on sidewalk care on the Champs Elysees. 'Pwo
the phenomena of poij art clothes, clinching a skinny cOuture models bin.zed by and sat. at
5!>-50 dea l. · the nezt table. They jabbered in Frencll
Peter: Max, flirting with mental exhaust.ion,. ( . but he got the messag~. They were oh-ing
suddenly decided to flush QJJt hi~ br_ain. He • and ab-ing atx>ut a. d"esigner scarf that had..____
crossed his eyes. Focused on his bumpy Dose. • swirls of. color. 'I'fle scarf was opened, a·whiff
Looked down at his Zapat.a:iype moustache. r · d d ·1 dan 1· I -~ • Sat deadly still. Silence. 1Cohorts andl·cuents ~~~ •. ma e I .ce a itt e ........ lwlai: was .
herdly breathed. 1 ---=Was the boss of Peter :ritax Enterprises, ,a "''Right away I knew I hadito create: clpthes.
multimillion-dollar operation, having a nerVous Why the-scarf was j!lst like· a poster l.rans. breakdown? lated onto fabric! I could see my ·art on dres-
No., . ses, jeans, coots -everylhing."
He was merely clearihg his mind of accumu .. ' · When h-1ax gets s vision, he pursues-It with ' ' . lated trivia via a ne.-i little trick drummed il'l· the kind of passion that-switches a mfllion-
t.o his head by--1(_ favqr'e yogi -S~ami aire into a. billionai re. ·
·Satchidananda of Pliris. # • • l\1ax is a merchandiser.
There are the inevitable contradictions. in The otfier night his lo~r.,.year-old "'daugh~, ·•
the life of Peter Max. · ..1 Libra Aslro, recited · a p~ayel-: W6idr M\X ~ ·
He rides'around lp a Roi~ Royce.or a ':thauf· • s,wears she composed on the spur of tt;e mom·
feur-d riven CAddy. B1,1t he emerges froth the ent: "Dear God , Thank you for this food which ~ ., back sea t in jeans, a T-shirt. and sneake!"s. Will give l{le enCrgy so that I cari help others.
And, oh,. that wild mane oth'air. "I am a sue-Please give food to poor people -everywhere. .,
cess," he announces. "But +.am still h-JE." T~en they, too, can heJp their, friends."
POSR DUPLEX
?i-1ax and his wife, a former l\Uss ~orth Caro-
lina beauty queen, live in a posll l~room du-
plex overlooking the Hudson River. It's· det·
orated with Peter Max . ev&ything.
Life wasn't always so high-Level. .The couple
Jiv~ togelher ,in-seml-rileagre surroupdingS for
. two years be!o~e tying the knot. "We were
trying to discover if we could make it together
-and if I could seu my fantasy art," he-says
Both projects clickelf.:'""-.
l\1ax has "been v.•ith" his ~·ife for 10 years.
·Eight of them as Mi-. & Mrs. On a profession-
al level, he ha s been called the Walt Disney of
tomorrow and a· combination Emilio-Pucci-,
Norman Rockwell.
On tQe debit side he has also been dubbed a
weirdo, a hippi11; gone m·aterialistic, a nut.
And he cries all the way to the bank. _His exact
A-lax Is thinking ab:>ut recording his child'!•
praye rs (she has extemporaneously recited SO
others for mass consUmptk>n-Not for the
money, he says. But for the .wonder(ul insight
it might give people., "What we all need is
blind faith," he says. "Faith ttfat is as inno-
cent as a child's."
· While he -was . still 'talkini rif. colnmerciat.
lzing his daughter's prayers;". a man offered"
him $18,QOO for a large Max rnural hanging
over his .desk. Max said he couldn't part wilh
th at painting for any amount;-He needed it
as a ·daUy reminder to think "up:-up-up."
TIJe painting, Tike the bulk~ o·r Max.'s art, -
shO\\'ed people roaming ;i.r·ou.nd91galaxifli wil11
star~, saints, sages, rainliows and butterflies
for company. "By nature man is happy," says
Max. "The world of reality is what brings him
down."
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ing up and having fun, and half the fun of
'dressing up ls having something exciting
to wear. ;
Whether. I.he_ holiday brings at-home
entertaining, cruising to a sunny clime or
mak(ng the round of gala parties, · a
Woman ca~ be dresstid up Uii11 year bf
down-playing her gowq: • Two des!' ers offer a versatile seiec.
tlon of ch "long dresses" -Bob
Goldworm ' • John KI;ss.,
KIOss, whose Coty Sward-winning
·: deligns are found in the sleepwear and
Joungewear department instead of th•
dress department, offers m 11 ad y
90mething 11he can go out in then turn
around and wear right to bed .
His revolutionary designs are perfeet
• for at-home entertaining, because they
are the essence ol. comfort and style.
Goldworm offers sb:apleM knits wilh
, · crochet-like · ·Re-through overblouses,
Orliental·inspfred obl-walsted b a m b o o
J floral prtnls, a chiffon-weight wool In
black plunging daringly to d e e p
decoll.etage and Trevira. knits trimmed
~ With-glittering holiday silver. .
Travelers especially will enjoy his long
dresses in ·IUnny pastels wltb matching
1weater1, his delicate fiofals, .slripes or · checkl atxl his skinny rib knit tops with
art deco i)itterned skirts. · . , .
Waihable Gold~rm gowns: so im-
portant to travelers, Include a blacX""
Chanel-lnspired Trevira suit, braid edged..
wlth·its own white blouse,· knit dresses or
baby checks, flowers on white or dark blc~grounds 'Ind Ooral-on-strlpt-on-whi te
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• up 11 thq are going off. -to a costume J
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ack>us, wltb bust.line and nilt1ioe ideo-
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clr1 watchers. ' •
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May Co. and \be Goldworm fashions aro
·featured at O'Brien'•, Coronp.,. del Mai';
Renee,Boutique, Laguna Beach, and Jean l,
DahJ, AM Fol1er and Glmone's.,NeWp;lrt Bueh:• .
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•. -=-ci'ilhav• jUlt the Tlaht ti· 1~ tD rWvt c9*b W ~. I,
, Grahlm Booth gave 1way ~preuinn.-· . SJW,''~ ho; ....U lit«. 1 'f Mind. artist, wtio
.i aomt of hi• trade tecrell Booth a canadilJ1'-tfho )ivea · J" '' • __.___. -a.t.... .. • when be c1me to Jhow " tHe-,,AflT Dlll&CTOI. • • • ...... • ........ a
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to ft\P;e m look hairy. · decided lbil ..., ihl ldlll •Clay fortllll.Y I~ for tilt 111tllor ID ~ tile· tlerY ~' Hi-also to . ihl cllildren ""-'-tlme.Jo...lcy. --11rden} -aed art¢ -111-l"!ia
, has to prr 'tt makin( his He and bit oo bor1to·r, Booth Mid ~ d ·· -and . ~cr-,tl~ btvol\I .. !!.. •~·
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look the me all ttW way stories for manf GI bll boo kl, · retreat, which · an Wand T h e r •for_:• 1 UIUltratlnt . " ........... ~~ ~o•k
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The Bciothl lave 'lquite a
libt&ry" -. ·~ ,cJPJdm'I; boo~ .
and tbey have ~ thtlr
elda\ ion lo readlll(,41!;tady.
'Iba youn1e1t, .who, N 2: ltl.11 is
too~youn1. .
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. "l("ilnrlll' draw wllat I'm ~,, 'Jooth aid. "HI'
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II rlialad to nodinf, mt ht
when a ehDll 1earna to re ..
"the whole world ii Wore
him." Boob ari like \IOlc:tl
from the put, he a.Jd. "Wl}tn
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, TM Bootb1 art. "viry lkep-
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i baVe no wtekend televi1ioll for
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·Booth ),received 1111 award
for the outstandin& child.ran'•
book .~liON '"'"1 Ille . Soulhom ~omla Cound1 ., . !.I-\lot a.tldrol> ....
YOUllll -le nmdly durtnc
coranoal11 lf1 !bl . Hunllnatoft
•Shara.ton Hotel, l'uadena, an
awud wllldl ple&!ld him !ftl.
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That'.I aort ol like havlnc
your cake and eatin1 it too,
bec1UH .Graham Booth does
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"I'm tlill-.1)1 ol a d>ild
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Lillian Hoban, k call! .own illuatrat.or." She 'lf.uc!iecJ the state durin& the Wtibit. good they will oiler yau a
herself ."FranCes' Mommy" dance wbich :she did pro-~ In relating bow to break into manuscript to · illu1tratt. You (
becau1t:, 1he . has· sketched feuiotially on televi.sion .and U.. business, Lillian told her "have lht opllon to turn it
Frances ao miny times , be11n hu been• teacher of modern au4ience that they ·P.ici:ed • down." I ·
illustrating c:hildrfn'1 book1 at danc:t'1oh numbt1""0f year1. badfer 11 their-ma I n -She advlle.d' her 1i~ntrs
a very early age.. Rusaell dred of lllu1t.r'1tlng char1cter because "publishers , 11ev~r tO HM illu1tr1tions to a
In the beginrun1, howev~r. and when~he_create.d FraDCts are overwhelmed by mice. publisht!t _1nd .,.1xpect 1 a
her· efforts were not lucrative~ J;illian wa1 Cont Fatted to ii~ · They are always leokinc for .manuscript to be written. "It
In • monetary aena but were · JUatrale :ti@r .. SM...u!ed. their an a.nim"al that ii not ~!l,lally wo~ks ln reverat." ·
profltlble because of the e1• .nldeat dauihW, ~h;ot!:bl 111 the much:"· . --· ·· '-.--' 1"Jll us"°1t1na• <:ah be PCG-
perlence. • , ml'.idel. ~ · · . ~ · · . · She ·also; offered .i ....few :ti(ls ·lttable, Jt just depends· on who
.Actually, ahe · didtl 't 1t1rt 'iJ;, · Most of the iilcidences · in .to "wMltd-be~' illustr1tor1: ' you .are," abe uid, ·but t:tU·
lustratlng to sell her works. AJ. · their boOks have bf:en baud · -Be. siraighlforwud. :. tioned beginner• nol to count
• Young "friend" of the on family situat'iom, LlUlan -Start at the top (howei!J). on-succe11 overni1ht.
library In Phi11delphi11 she said. ''When wt•had a apedflc "I don 't know much about the "Moet don't mike a·livinc at
would check out children'• problem th1t we handled ,well, smaller ones as I'Ve never It," she concluded ..
book.! and try. to illustrate it would become ti,, 1ubject of worked with them.".
them as ahf: thought tbey · a book." . ~nd your p o r: t f o 11 o
1hould bt. -' Obvloul situations were directly to theJNblisher. She
Her,caretr as a -f•mous ii~ "Bread and Jim for Frances" assured her aui:lience that all lustr•tor was not laund'led for -which "our kids hated to eat" material is con1idered.
m1ny yeara later, she told and "A Biby Sister for -Don't use a literary agent.
NtW"pOrt Beach Friend! of the , Fra~s," •boo~ wri_tten a~ter ''They don't do any more than
ttbrary. the birth of thetr third child. you can do by making your
After high achool iradua-The Hobans, residents of own contact!:. lf you do it
lion, 1he attended an art Willon, Conn., .have four you rself, you don't have to pay
-KIDS LOVE
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Set~rdeys in
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authored nurrierous children's California the past month I' ·bOou .JncludinC 1t.oriea about helpina:-promote ''More 'l'ban
Frances, Ainerica'I rft o J t Words ," a reading cirt111 in
popular liWe-hdp(. -~ the Cali{91nia Mpsopm-t...or
t vtn then the didn't begin Scienct.._ ~ Industry, Es:·,
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JDEAR ANN LANDEfls: Why do par· ~ _ _ d1y1 •. WtJcome to Ute Hth C.tary, !Ady .. '.il..---~~~~9:l ..... -<!!.b'":#~' ~-ilf~~;~w~"'~ .. ;;';;' ~··~"-:';;"";'~'~":·~~;';""'~~M~"'~'l'~~· iji~~ -.
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'1t! insist on hatlginl i 'mlilstone.around Jt'1 buatlfuL
. fie ntck of a defemelt!llli son by saddling · Q · DEAR ANN LANDERS : My brothtr .Te avoi4 d.isappointment;'~ros~tiv1
-f"un....with the._lllJlt.n•me_a.sJlla d_.i_d.!..or ·' rw · two liUle tirl1 -a1td 5 and 7. brides are reminded to have their_wedding ~1randfather-or, heaven help the poor ~ ~· ~ They are d1rlin& kids, but much too fat. I atoriel with black and white .,lossy phot&-
make hlin be~ T11ird or even .'fbe . don't mean chubby, Ann, 1 mtaa lf'OltJy fraP.bl to· the DAILY PILOT Womtn's D•
rrth? . "' · . · .. overwei1ht. _ Whtn we bave dinner · ed
,f rn our nel1hb0r's fatnil y, u is f!O~I . together it:m•k• mi: sick UM way their apartment one Week bef~re the w dine.
Et_t or ludicrous.11 you 'd yell "Jun" 1n · years! Fortunately iny tee th are ln cood mother eDcouragil 1tc0nd htlptnis or Picturu received after that time will not
house next door dulipg a. family din·. condition,. but my:early experiences ha ve everything (includin( i~ crtAm and bt used.
four people ;w<iuld ~an1wer. lf 'a boy me terrified~I recall Vividl y how the den· cake) and pralies ~for deanin( th~r
.. ll\'f ~·bright .or a's athleti~ or. 11 ~pular tl!it propped my mou_th wide open whill plates. I'm· •ur• 1'0th little airls. hav• For engagement announcements it · i• &s hjs dad, and he has the .11me 'J1ltwe, . he worked wiQt a hammer or a pick", ahd come to believe thai' beJn( iii eaters imperative that the l\pry, alao accompanied
· e are alwaya complrlson1. I've &aid the saliva trickled down my throat. .mikes their mommy k>ve:)hem mare.. by a blade and. white ·k}olsy picture, be anb-•
before and I'll NY it a1ain, show me • :i needed to 1.wa.llow and couldn't -&nd My sister·in·Jtw incl her llUsblnd ire ot mitted. aix weU.1 or more before the wedd.inl .._
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or r.nd I'll show you the son of an I thought t wu going to choke. When I average siu but ob6sit)' dotl' fun in my date. U dlaaI.in'e ii not met. only a story will · .• ~ aniac. If a bo~ his' hiJI dad'• la.st-told him U .my fear he laughed '° bard 1!1ter·in-law'1 family. 11 it p0s1iblt tha t be used. ~L--..;;;..;;;;;i,;;.;..:;;:::,..;,;;..;! ___ _.
~ that .thou1d tie enough. Ri1ht? -they could have ·heard him ac1t1s1 tbl thua kids hive a 1J1ndular proinem! Ta help f1ll requirements on both wfld..
-· ANSPO!fr Glll~E ball. I remember the •1ony ol lhe drill -Should I HY 1omethlllf to my brother? -din• IJld 1111111em111t stori••i fonns an
EEAll L..G,: Yoo .picked 1 1le1 quu· bm-rrw for. 20 minute• ruMlnl. I had THINIHNG AHEAD avOllable In all of 1111 DAILY p LOT ofliC91.
to Olk MB. MY ilo11 I•· ~n""'1. 1 Pil~tlnares 1boul It for years. DEAR T. A.: N1. llai ""'"hlat to l"arlllu quHli•n• will '' unrered tiY eld-Dt ~,..,. d'huk• • JO;t!i 111 I:! ., :So jJta'se.be.more 1ympathtlic; Ann. I your 1iate ... t.11w. 1111.n a thoroil,11. Womin'a Section ataff mehlbin at 842-4221.
ppe11 I ilo1 t. •tree wltlt you. 'Mott \ cin t)Jlderatlnd the girl~ who h11 a -phy1ICll tlleeklp hd a Mdor'a cll•t. If Ju~rJ have nicknames lllat •tt tltem -pathological fear or· dentists because 1 Uerne1t1)1 ... •'ll&erfertaet," apale&be ,._
'liHn'!rom Pa·-Jame• cu be Jim, or am in het: shoes. -HUTCHI NSON, KAN and doa't meatiu tt a1aia1 bat 1em•IJ:===================:'~
-!fauny, or Jay ar Jamie, ek. AtmtORJTY 1llutloe1 are woit• th rtd: ti llelal teld
• • , ' ·, • ', :.i. • Mi MYOI. Tllt 11•1 tf Uitm. : DEAR ANN u.NDERS: SOmtont DEAR HUTCH: Sorry. a ptrton ""
,,_. you about" a girl who h • d· • •·a1 aot beu I• a dentist chair for !t
~tr)'thlnll but a nlct smile. He 'wanted 1.o· )'tan Is no airtborlty. I ltope you will ie
Alcohol iJ no shortcut to. ~ial IUcctSS.
lpiOW' how hi could &el htr l.o If" I den-1001 for a dental t:heckup.aad Ilk te af:I
tlst who wlMllcl put her mouth.Jn shape'. Ut.t equlpraeal. IMatlsts now h.1vt 1 hlM
'Jou were rl1ht ~hen you told Nm t~ ·whJclt ellinl11tes tht 111\\11 problem.
(far is probably 'what keeps her from· . Tbiy also ll1ve water-cooled drlll1 wh~h
f>ing. • . ·, rotate at 1n aecelt.r1led 1peff •nft. redut•
, 1 have ool betn tii I dtntilt for :kl' tkit. drllllll time ti a fraction ol tbe thl
If you think you h1vt to drink to be I C·
cepled by your friends, 1et the facts.
Reid ''Booze and You -For Tee~1tr•·
Only," by -Ann Landers.: Send 35 ctnl1 in
roin and a loni. atlf..addr....S, stamped
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DAILY PIUlT.
. 'Peering .. Around : Friends Meet
, THANKSGIVING ,_;etkend
, l'U a "ctlebntion of 11 f e ' '
· for mtmber1 of the Robert
-~ Mr. ,.nd Mrs. Ray Anderton in
the Andenor11' home.
or ih• Allldtl10 .Dlu1hl!rt of tM Amtrlc&n lLfiYf)}ution was
Mn. Jantt. Watt.. formerly
ol Altadw. ~ A rm 1 tr n n g famil y of YOUNG POET Cynthia 4M
• We11tmlnster. Dau1hter Nancy Hollis ':'•s n_amed aecOnd
·:.was married Saturday and tht pla~ w:nner ·~ the Braille
: occulon .brou1ht Qul-<i[·town I~, 1 N~t1onal . Poetry ! rtlitlties In forlht "long ') OoDtUi fo~ ~l~nd children. A
, Tbanbglving weekend. dey, it O..neyla!)d · was one
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'fr'lth alt the T t I a tJ v es SlM talted"*lth" ~lie 1 al('f'lY in town, It looked like, i'pt>et Elhll · Jiootp.,, '1::; jowels by joseph
an ldeal time to ode~ate_Bob ·~~ ·''t:ipectatlons -HarcheLfer 1'eweJi ~~and Jea:let1 upcommr t tlver .. ritrl''an aDlholop <o:f Poeins,
I aonlverlfl'·, •...r.o-ta. !.-.1 em b 0 ~· t d 11• <•"v'" -""' ltw•lrf .. lllllMfl-'-' N._,.,....,.. ...... _ •n dr~"': .. ~ ... ~-~-~~~~;;;·~~~II "' ct.st! ., 111'1 ... fin'll ..... { "" I'"~ 11•-.I' llMWtloft9, IKJlfrllN, _, .. hlll'tfr · r Frank ...,._ -ajd t h e ••-• ,... "....._. .,. ..... ft • ~==:r-~:t~ -~ ' :t.;~r:.:,:r,.:,;::~':
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UNClE LEN
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i;un all over. iown-l11infin9 for bar9ains ... You ce1n be assured that when ,YC\U shop at Top Yalu; you are buyin9 at the lo.w•
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I ' . ' • ;.tot!;ANGELES CAP) -Bill Shannan, ·tivf~ head coach of Ult: !Als Angeles
~rs. has his club running as expected J
. in the NaUonal Basketball A'ssoclatlon
-,1s·-uasoll;:txirtMy•ve""gone f'aster tban
lie could have hoped.
,DurtllJ" Navember, the Lakers won all 14 of their outings and currently 1tand 20-lt la leading the Pacific Division.
_They've won more consecutive games
-r ,14 -than any previous Laker team in
1'>g:·Aftgeles and equaled the old Min·
ntapolls Lakers' record set 11 years ago. '
'"The thing• that h•s amated me most •bopt the team's play during this period
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ls bow cooslstent w, have beeil~" sald second only-to the 1ittle Jefl·handez: Gail
Sharman, the former J)oston CeUfcs' slar GoOdrlcti who lead! the team with 25.3'.
who ~ched Utah to the. ABA title !1st ·The 7-!oot·I w1:·1 amberlaln leads lhe
year. • J " • • NBA in rebou n ith 471 in the 23
"When--1-wat Uh 'Bost~. we-had--game~for ari-8 of-2<t.4 per contest
several long wlnnb:ig 1!feak1 (17, l~ and and has scored a erage,of 12.8 .
14 games) but there were some close .. 1 , Id t k w·11 to t ·b le games involved. L:OU no as ,, ~ .con r\.u
"The games we have won ha ve been . more to our offe ri.se, said Shar'.11an .. H
won rather easily." is starting t~e ·fast break, set~1ng p1
Atl·Stlfr guard Jerry West was Injured and passing the ball. He doesn t ha,;e t
early l(l the. campaign, but since his score for our .tea~ to be sq.rtessfu.l.
recovery from a sprained ankle the · Although lug Wilt his h~d dlff1cul s
Lt.\<e.rslhaven't.lost. ' wit h coacpes in th~ past .. there appears o ·
West has averaged 22 points per game be none Uiis time around aQd he was
• • ' named !he team .captain-when Elgin
Baylor retired on Nov •. 4. K~y ·PJayer Trades Jim McMillian, a rookie last ~ar from
Colum bia, took over in the front court for
Baylor and has avettaged 18.7. Veteran
Happy Hairston, the other· starter, has
averaged 13.4 and is second only to
Chamberlain among the , team's · re--. . -?"' ..
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Sharman declar~ the ?Ulse.t that he
wanted·the Laker;Tbe a ruM1ng team
and today· he Cleclares,· "We have sus·
tained. ttie running game." ·
But~be has been mosl pleased with the ·
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' ENIX (UPI) -Bi&·name 1tars
McDowell,, Gaylord Perry, Ken • . . ' ap. and ·~ ~ay switch.ed
. I MoQday in oDe of the wildest
·' . , .days . !n tJie hiStory Of .baseball 's .
wm\er m~ing. .
· • W.bt#lin~ and , .dealing in rapid fire
oldV-1"1.he moguls .of.baseball made these
wanting ·to. be traded, h'ad. been 19ugh~ by club's __defeitse, asserting, ·•our re--
a· numtM!r of major league teams and bounding has been outstailding."
wound up with the Giants, the Indians The· Lakers currently lead the NBA in
Uld, becauSe the Giants were .willing to rebounding artel ·being 11th inLthat
Jnchlde Duffj In th~ deal. · category a year ago.
"Duffy was the key man in tile deal," Sharman also praises hi s reserves in·
said Indians neraJ manager Gabe Paul . eluding Pat Riley, Leh>y Ellis, Flynn
"We think is helluva player and we Robinson, John Trapp and Jim Cleamons.
told the Ci we would not close the "l can't say enough about my reserves.
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trt:·,,lfct;>owell to, the San Francisco caants for Perry and sllck·fleldlng Young
~deal without fm." They . have come through night after
"McDowel •gives us the Jeft·handed E. ht." ,
sho.Gito_p F.rank Duffy: . \£The ctiica"go Cuba swapped the first
ot.·9'i}.i; "unhap~y" players, left-banded
ll>Jtzhian, to th~ Oakla,nd A's for fleet
center-field er Rick Monday. ~ -11\ B,n eight·mfl.n. swap, the Reds trad·
e4 Mfy, author of 39. homers last season,
second baseman Tqmmy Helm1."and Out·
fiel~U;infielder: Jlmrpy ,Stewart .to the
Hfluaton • Astros for • infield"ers Denis
M~~-~nd Joe Mprgan, outfielder Ceu.r
Getbiilffio, pitchet Ja~k Billln,lham and
n:tlqflrbJCM1.1e outfjel.der Ed Armbrewster.,
.. IR'tie swaps o)!ersbadowed the annual
' majo~ .l~eye 4raft, usually the 1'-fonday
hig~llgbt of the meetin"gs even thouch IO ·
teams shelled out $~,000 apiece for 13
minor league jllayir.s -a total of
$525,000: • . . •
starting pltcllfr we need.so badly, a left· instance, Sunday night wh~n
hander who 'can stri.fe some~y ·out/-(. Jian was out with the flu, Riley
said Gi3nt manager Chji'Ue Fox. • , started and cortlributed 20 points in the
"'Then, too, McDowell is 29 and Perry 133-Ul victOf Y over Seattle.
'is 33, so the age factor was In our tavor." Robinson , acqui red from Cincinnati,
. McDowell, a 21).game winner in 1970, just equaled the Laker -consecutive fi'ee
.!tipped to 13-17 thi s year. Perry, a work· throw scoring re<:ard of 35 held jointly by
horse right-hander who his bee~ accused West' and Ba ylo r.
of throwing a somewhat soggy pitch now The Lakers ·last year ~ lost to the
-andihen, had a 1~12 record thiJ )!ear with Milwaukee Bucks in the \Vestem Division
·a 2.76 eaJ'lled fun .average. championship firlals. \Vhen the two club.5 Holtzman,~.-lett-hander, .waa. the first · met on Nov. 21, Los Angeles came out on
of the ~CUl>s: 'discontented Players to be ·top 112-105. ·
deall away -since Leo Durocher was The Bucks set a record last year of 20
rehired as manager earlier thls month. straight. a·nd Sharman ad111its he's well
D\Jtocher. without referring to his other' aware of the record, adding: .'11t sounds
unhappy players -third tJMeman Ron like a 'fliche . but we have to think about..
Santo, pitcher Milt Pappas and first one tea'(ll at a time. You just can·1 2/f9rd
baseman Joe Pepitone -said, "no, I to look •bead.'' ·
don't tbink we~re finished trading; at Next t~r the t akers -at lao!i,lon on
least .I .hope not, ·because we .. want to Wednesdy night when they ho~ to start
strrngthen several positions." a Decem r string. )'.be; Milwaukee Brewers, Pt1ontreal Ex·
~.and Calilorniia Angels were the only
1~·· s·to·draft tWo pll\}'ers each as the
b ~gue:.clubs..tgp~ the total of eight
p yefs picked ' in fast year's skimpy "'
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'PJObably .·the grealest at.ar ever to ctfriie j.l)lo the majors via the draft was
pfttsburg'h slugg,ei:.... Rpberto Clemente.
The ''most valuable. player''"of the Wor1d
Serles th\~-ye.ar. But seven of ~t!)e 13
players pic.kect .this year were pitchers.
H~~UOI\,: who '!'IS m&king his first -
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MIAMI DEFENSIVE TACKt E BOB HEINZ (!6l AFTER CHICAGO'S QB llOBBY DOUGLASS.(10).
Miami, Vit es "
In Super -Bowl,
Qooley Predicts
MIAMI (AP) -Jim Dooley, standing
amid a pack of sweaty and slaughtere4
Chicago Bears; already ,,~d a Super.Bowl
pairing in inind. _,.• · -~ •
· "lf I had tO pick two teems no'!{," said
the Bears' coach, "lt 'd be the Minnesota
Vikings against the 1'1iaml Dolphins."
Chicago had just absorbed a 34-3 prime
lime licking from Miami in Monday
night's TV game but, although pro-
fessionally delighted, Dolphin coach Don
Shula wasn't ready tq pack for New
Orleans and the Jan. 16 tille ga.me.
"You g~fl write what ydu want,"
IJ.e told a sports wrjting mob, "but I'm
not looking past next . week's game
against the New England Patriots .. "
The -Dolphins have the National Foot-
ball League's fine.st record, an eigkth
straight triumph making Miami 9-1·1 with
a llf.r-game division lead over the wor ld
champion Baltimore Colts.
The Bears are 6·5 and non-contenders.
Bob Griese passed for two scores, hilt·
ing his NFL-leading touchdown.. total to
19. Larry Csonka ployred for 104 yards,
recapturing the American Conference
rushi ng lead with 878.
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'. Brf:tndage at It Again;
• Senator Sef!ks Apology "'
MONT-GENEVRE, France -Avery
Brundage Monday said that "practically
aJI" Alpine ski competitors fa ll to meet
O!Ympic quallficati.on rules:
In the latest salvo o(-his nqining battle
with the Alpine !tiers on the question of
commercialism, Brundage, president of
the International Ol ympic Committee,
said hi s grou p would not act exclusively
against Alpine skiers, but noted that the
practice was much more widespread in
skiing than in o~ sports.
· ~Brundage's remal-ks were ·in the form
of a written interview sent to 'members of
the International Association of Ski
Journalis'ts, who are meeting here.
"The IOC always takes qu ick action
a.gainst those who violate the Olympic
Rules, regardleq of !he sport," Brundage
.said. •l'there ls much more talk &boUt
Alpine skiing, because practically all the
parUclpanL! vlolate11recisely these rliles.
"It is my duty as president of the
nation in the voting except the South and
Southwest. •
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the network did.not•know Marinaro would ''
be on. the show, did not tape his retnarks
and will have no comment on them. ,
LOS ANGELES -University of '
Southern California swimmlng coach
Pete r Daland, whose te~m pas won 122· ,.
of·l25 dual-swim matches and ·five na·:.
tional collegiate titles, was named Mon·.~
d~y as coach of the U.S. Olympic wi~r,1-,
mmg team. · ... , . L, His appointment was aMO'Jf'lced by the
U.S. Olympic Swim Commitpe.
"" NEW YORK When Clar/nee
Campbell. president of the National",,
Hockey League , said last spring ihat the
NtlL didn't plan to expand until the 1974·.·
75 seasotr·at the earliest, Neil Shayne .•
went ahead and bought the option for the,.
New York franchise in the fledgling·, ·
World Hockey Association. EUlrftaen, 3-4 with a 4.77 e.r.a. at "' ,~ ·
Si?t;!kN.Je. and tben catcher-0utrielder
t-----;Jlintnfllttorwho-hit-.285-at Rochestet.-
San Dieti;o, Texas, ·Philadelphia, Cin·
clnnati , Chicago Wh ite Soz , AtlP~"Jta, New
York Mets, St; Louil, and world cham-
pion P.;ilt$barg'h declined to draft,
alt.hdugh ihey -had open roster .spots. Min-
nesota, Los Angeles, Detroit, Sen Fran·
Garo Yeprem_ian booted fi eld goals
·•fiom 43 and 35 yards plus extra points to
increase his NFI.rtopping score Iola! to
98.
· International Olympic Committee to
assure the respect of Olympic rules. I do
not have the-righl. or the authority, to
toler§te any deviation. Other federations
respect the Olympic rules and there is no
reason why the International Ski Federa-
tion should not do the same.
Then. three week s ago, the NH~ ·
reversed itself itnd announced it wouldi!:i
indeed, expanO earlier, awardin g
franctmes-for the 1972·73 season to. Atlan·.
ta· and Loog Island, N.Y., Shayne's ter·'
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SupPl m'ent.8 ry draft' cfioices can bt 1 made, t were unlikely. . · '
Also" nday was the minor leagues
dftff • laye ni from )OYier minors.
\Tl'te ~g.: ear-0ld MCOowell. whom the
Jodiinf· mitte4 h1;1d "talked" aboul
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MQ9fe Tops
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hf M9C11e. gained 1,211 yards during the
past 'football season and today joined an
elite. iroup of pl,iYers who have won
Ab:Oclated Press All-West Coast honors
three, slraight years. · / ·
lie.. ls tlie only one of the current 22-who·
·did it,. joining & backfield including
Bernafcf Jackson of Washington State at
the qt,hec running baCk p o 1 i t I o n •
quarterb8.Ck Don Bunce of Stanford and
pus:.~tcber Torc1 ~colt of Wa.shlngton.
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DICK BUTKUS, A BEAR OF A BEAR.
An ocean-to--0eean television audience
saw the Oolplftfts at their best. "Maybe
we convi.ncl!CI a few people elsewhere."
• said linebacker Nick Buoniconti , "that
we're a pretty good team ."
Shula Wasn't worrying about im·
pressions,
"I'm just concerned with our
performance, not what people think,"
said the former Co d coach. "Notice
will confe if you k R winning. There's no
·way You can 'lobby or recognition."
Griese suffered a s . t injury to his
left -and non-passing -shoulder before
departing to the roar of 75,312 Orange
Bowl fans. The fifth.year quart.'erback
completed .12 of 17 for 214 yards. ·
• The Dolphins' "magic numbe r'' in the
An1erican Conference East became tWo ·.
with games rema!ning against the
Patriots, Colts and Green Bay Packers.
Clllcl~ Bur' 0 0 3 0 -l
M ... rnl OVlpll!ni , 10 I~ 1 1 -l4
WASHINGTON -A. U.S. Senator from
Alabama has ·asked the ABC television
network for "an apology growing out of an
interview" with Cornell football star Ed
Marinaro.
Sen. John Sparkman did not say he saw
the scoreboard interview SatUrday but
said .. from numerous reports that J have
received these two sportscasters implied
that Mr. Ma rinaro had somehow been
deprived of the Heism11n Trophy because
of southern and southwestern sports
writers and sportscasters" who voted for
Pat Sullivan of Auburn. the winner .
I5Urlng the Interview, Marinaro, who
came in second in the voting, said he
thought he would have won if be had had
more television~ ei?osure in the South and
Southwest.
Ml•. -FG, YtP••ml~n o ~ One of ... the interviewers commented M11. -Cso~RI, 1 ru~ !Y111Pt1'll•')"' le•) th ' ~ ·
Ml•. -F1em1"0, • PIU rrom ~f'''' 4ve11r~ at Marinaro car\d all secti ons of the
rnltn k1c k) \ Mia. -,G, Ye11r1ml1" l5 · ::_;~I.·~~}·lv:~ 1~11 tro... Grint fYepr~ E N 'bb d
~I•. ;j'C-~!CW1!, IJ l>IH frcm Mlr1 (Yel>l'fll'+lln x •pro a e
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··In Road Block
ritory. ·
Sh ayne, contending "the NHL's sole· -
purpose for expanding h~e was to knock·.
us out," responded Pt1onday by filing a $.13.,
million antitrust suit against ie league.
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, WASHINGTON -Quarterback Sonny
Juri:(ensen of the \Vashington RedS kin'.
suffered a cootusion of his left shou!der -
in Sunday's victory over the Philadelphia
Eagles, Skins coac.h George Allen said :.
Monday.
It was first· feared Jurgensen, making •
his first start of the NaWonal Football ·
League . season, had rebroken h i s
shoulder. The veteran quarterback miss·
ed the first eight weeks of the regular
sea'son after fracturingjils left shoulder ·
in an exhibition game Sept. 4. • '' .
'ilt's\an encouraging report," Allen said. . ,
''We will ·just ha~e to evaluateJI!,
Jurgensen as the week progresses and;.·
make a decision on whether ·to activate ,
Sam \Vyche later this week. I Would lika
to keep Jurgensen on the active roster.'' ..
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BUQUERQUE, N.M. <AP) -Ron fired .after twQ, losing seasons as head · """nr"~. a former professional basket.· footbfl.11 coach at the University of the r
tenter Dave Dalby of UCLA made the
squad a second stra ight year as did
5d~'iJl~;;~~:w .. s::·~. :~~~ : Wooden Denies A~~nsQtion
·ball p yer, was among three.f)ersons ar-Pacific was "the biggest shock I've ever•
rest early M&nday-Oy Bernalillo County had_" ;,
Sh (f's deputies at a roadblock in Albu· "I never dreamed I wouldn't have at
\ querque. • least a third yea r to buUd a team," said
Sheriff's.Sgt. Ray "-1ontano said the car Smith,. 40, afte.r: athletic (U~tor Cedri c
l(,L Orft.1, , J
. . ~ •r" Ol"f'a"'SI' llil1•~Y-. UIC .. ~, lom "''"'clll•. $ l llN 1tnl0f. . .
UCLA Coac h Cha rged Witlt Influencing Rules
~~ V•ll•. use Mf'W1 loru l r1nt11. "l0,;;t<7;;;~•·•=· ;r.•t1111Wft!1 11119, ,.,.,.,, LOS ANGELES <UPIJ -' t;CLA
J ,.,:'~~ ~~. buketball ooach John WOOdon Monday
r1 -111)(,t. ~l~. ••llW. . · denied a.n tccusation by Bob King of New . Mlleft, ..._, ttf\1111', ltr111rd
J • w• ,._,.,-...,, Ttm •c•"· Mexico that he was trying to protect his -
w ~I • ,,......... . .... team's sup~macy through the f'.'CAA
--~t. .. ~--· ...,1or, "tM I ltt I 't ... G ;j ,.....,,_ ..-:'"'A.lliwlllt ~ ,_. _J'l.I es ~mm J:t~ say ng 1 • was 1m ..
L ~""'""" .-w. '. ~ . t •~ltr, • ,.PJSSible tor anyone to have any infku~nee
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·~'s::-.'l'::'·a~tn11tr. or that ~ype.."
. .,. , ~'. W11t11 ...+~,. uK, King was crltlcal of a new NC AA rule
--.!'~ J::;., T~ft'lft-~~~ calling ,for a fh·~·seronl:i count and Jump
i. ..e~ ball lf a detensive player Is ._,ithin she . DJ'l,.Ir"' . , ·-, . feet ol the· olfensiv~ '"player ,in the
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eventually lead to the JO.second time
limit between shots.
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rule for a number of yl'ars but l'Vt been
in favor or lt only lo prevent !ht !lall
game," • Wooden lold the Southern
C111if11t'nl1 b111kcth11ll "'ritt'ts &t-their
Wttk.ly Jllncheon. "l was not in f .. yor of
the five-seeond rult. I think It will make "1!!.t 1•me inore dUficult.
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anyone to ha~~/lnrlucnce Qf that type
on the rule~.-c ~·ttee. I should know ~eause I wa on th nllcs committ ee for
five )'ears a there ·ere many changes
I >wanted ·1 ~ made tftat were -not. l
think the rules co mmillee d,pes a tremen·
dous]ob."
King accused Wooden and Adolph Rupp
of supporting the new five-second rule
because it would eliminate stalling tac-
tics and speed Up the offensive end of the
game. ,
Ua.A, which has won five national
championships in a row and seven titles
io the last elgbt years. opens Its ~eason at
home Friday and Saturday nights. The
Bruins face the Citadel and Iowa at
Pnuley Pavlliorl. • . •
Universljy o!&iuth cr.n <;.!llfbmla cbach
Bob Boyd. whose Trojans wr.rc 24·2 last 11:e1~on, called the Bruins "the · team lo
beat" i11 .the Paclfic..S although \Voodcn"s
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club lo!(! four srarters lo graduation.
'1The team that wins the Pac.a;• Boyd
said. "w ill haVe to. beat ·UCLA. The
teams that are capable of .this are USC,
Oregon, State aJ1d ... Wa~hi{lgtqn. Not
necessarily ·in th at order.
"If I had to pick a team to win the na·
tional cham p!onshlp, it would .ti a grab ·
bag. ~ dOn't know anything more than
anyone else." 1 •
··1 would hope Bob's prediction 11 100
percent accurate," said Wooden ... [just
!'lope w.e're as good as people think we
are.
.. J'd say the team s Bob.mentioned ap-
pear lo be the.top contenders. I wollldn't
be surprised if OregOA-wasn 't iv con-
tc.nllon, Joo."
USC <fpens Its season at Arizona State
Wednesday night 11nd playa Its first g11nie
at home Slturday nlght aplnst Universl·
ty of Slln F'ran~lsco.
Jn 'which Sanford, 25, and two others Dempsey made . the announcement Mon·
"'ere riding contained about a half.pou~!.Y· No s~ccessor was .na med •.
or mariJuana. •. There JUSt wasn't time. We .. d1d . seem
The sCrgcant said he also ·fo~tld In t to be lmpro~lng. We had plans, said the
c11r a loaded rifle, a box of ammun iUon: fo~er Pr1nceto?, bac~fleld star and
inachine· gun belt containing 17 spent and ~avidson coac~. This 1ust came as the
nine liVe rounds and ·two sfplen credit b1gges~ s~k I ve ever had -I hope that
cards. ' I 'll e~er' have."
Sanford etirller this season playtd for Smith co.ached the UOP Tigers, or the
. the .Dallas ~Cb~arrals ot the_. American .... Pacific COis Athletic Association. to a f>..
BasketbElll Association. Hr a former .6record1ast season·and a a.a JeCOrd .thla
University of New Meii . •basketball ye•r:-Tl~e ol thls year's los1e3 we~e by
1tar front BrooJdy·n, N.Y. 4 • • ae.ven pomt.s or less, two by one point.
Montano s&ld Sanford and , the two
others were be.in, he ld in Berna~· lo Codn· 11 Jail under • tot•I or 11.iso i bond•. ·Co llege Grid poll
He ldentif.ied ~--other two m
Dbnald Waltoil, 22. originally" ~from • ,.110C1,.,10 ""''''
Denver, and Roosevelt Willlarnsr2t, ldtn--,..,.. ... ""' , .. ,.. w.1 ""'
U"ed b •1~· G I"" school 1.,..,..0•1 ' 11 .. 1.-n. T•u1 •·i 2d u y "..,.,...,no as a ary, ..,., t. Alllllf'N '" n.f t• 11. r-, 1.2 n.
teacher. a. 011r.11om1 "'' u1 u . '''"° n·O 1:1t •· Mlcl'llfe<11t1 n• ?•~ 14. No1tto..-1·2 1n 11owever. all three men gave Albu-s. '"""",1.111 '. 1M 1• ''· Houslorl "' 1M
qucrque street addresses when.lhey'We~ .. ~ . · ,., ne 1t. Al'kl,..., .,., -1. 0-•ll 1 .. 1 4.ll SflllrlfOr'd e.l .. bOOked into jail. • . •. Col9r1to ,., ~,, II, MIH IUlllOI •• , 1.4
Williams and \\11lton are former ; ~~~St. 1tj jf, "· U:.i~i:=l: t~ ~i
rntmbera of t~ Univenlfy of Ne' Mex· ~ltt9< "·"" ~.w1n9 .,.,., 11.,.. .,,,,..11t11· Jco' track team. . "" ·· • · . ;.~ -:..':' s~':.~ic~"'"°'.. '""' , .. , •. N""'° ,. .
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.. -Magorlen, with ~22 of the IS
11111es picked co.-ly, ~ the -
top prize wlMer for the loth
aild final Week. of the pAILY ·
by · Deke Hpulgofe --~= .. ml· Pl&• n
••m•!llil·'·1a..,.,,,;•••n.,•oio-!111••• M1gorlen edged Huntington · • Bach's PIJl!a Tod!!, ·abo with
221 on the tie Brelker 11 the ,
Cotta Meu.11 Dan Gurney, whose :al.J.Americin, bOy .tmap former W..1 138 off ihe proper
.bu ~en 1111tabited AO faf, fullzed he wail letUng bfmsell in LOtl.l . while ·the: I at fer ~for. IOmt-criUcism-when..-he-~-to~lake--part .... Jn lut-week't 1s 215· from-the·correct·Tie-
racr ov~ P,UbUf highways rronl New York City" 'to , Redondo Breaker mark.
· ,Beach. . , · Tbt remaining pl a c e
· No ooe arguq that to w~ the first annual Cannonball Baker finishers (and their Tl e
·$ff to· Sbinlil& Sea Memorial Trophy Oaah Gurney and his co. Brt11k#f differences) are : 3.
• driver~ writer Brock Yates. bad to brt.ak 1peed laws. They ~-: C.rl Ciolli of Coit.a Mesa '
eraged_ i3 miles an hour for nearly 3,000 Qlllts •. 41<;1~1 Ill . (158); 4.. ~Stephen.son ot
. the.Ir gas ~tops. l · Orange ( 159f; a n d Hun-
ln a way, appraisal ol lhe race by· Gurney bimseU wu more-tington'1 Mike Merlzon {.252)1 lntuuting than the outcome. · all with 21 right.
"I did a lot or thinking a t this r•ce~"-Gumey said, "Once
l backed out, decided 'not to at all, but I cba,nged my mind
-at-the-last-minute:-'-.
Old Ranch "1£'s, bard tO put in words why 1 did it I guess the .best thing
is to aay I wanted to prove ,amethlng -that it js p<>slble to
drive rast and still drive rel!lp()nsibly. We -did eVerything we co~ to avoid trouble, and I think the result! ~w that we did
thal;'You know, there ... people who will be shocke<l by this Net Title
thing, but that's another Important reason I agreed to partie-Th
ipate. Jn years gone by the p e op 1 e whQ made runs like this r•dball ~ naUQnal heroe·s., Now I ,suppose they will ibink .we are . I '
nuts or 90methh1,1 worse." , • .
Tbat cross country speed drivers were onct! heroes i's true.
The upsscan or ~is day was Cannoi1bJifBaker, a fellow Gurney
ls almost alone among the modem generation in remembering.
l'lr.t Run Ado•• 11.s. Made ·in -1914
la Ill( Bak~r made tile first or what came to tit: more thu
• speed run1 acro11 tbe United Stites, riding a moloreyde
from Su DlerO to New York 1nJJ days u bout• 10 mlnatts.
Oa that flr5t r1,1n Baker' creiKd.loar mollJ\til la ranges, 1,1%'7
mile• of desert, m milts of pr1lrle mud and M milts down 1
railroad track. His total distance was 3,378.t milts.
That was 111 i!icredlbk: fut In 1114, and It.Influenced -prob.
ably more tbaa anything tbe lligbw1y lobby ever did -tbe baild·
In1 of the belt blibw•y sy5telri. ~ tbe world.
"I .guess that:' tbt: lftOst Important 'reason 'why I did It,"
(lur~Y continued, "to re1cb, blc!it for those wonderful year1 1J
tht1 coulJAliiil.wbtn. mea~dartd to do things like that.
i•wt .~ to celebrate our h•• ~d t.i.ke ireat prldt IA
· ~m. Maybe I was try1q t.o r~te or relive that time la
oof"111story." · • r · . .. . . '-. . --·-, .• ~
.I . Y1ter, whO 11 kno"11 la auto journalism circles as' "Tbe At:
111Jfn,'' t1tou1lit up I.ht race to' 1lish at' tilt E1tlbl!Sbmatt. He
polnt1 out that the go\lernment ba1 1pent bUllons for hlgll speed ·
hl1bw1y1 and then h11 Imposed ridlcalous speed limits la tbe
aame of safety so moto~bts can't use tbem .to their fuU pete.ntlaf.
He. bdieves soclity 1hould concentrate on getting the drunk•
off ~ ..0.d and teachlnc people to dri ve better. Police offlclal1,
1ccordln1 lo ~ates, Pould 1top setting ap radar zones and ln-
ve11tln1 Bi t Brother. spy dtvlcea to entrap motorists who are
drlVlq safely. To bim 11'1 1 case of pursuing tb't wrong culprltl
In tH war on blgbway deaths. -.'
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Vukovich TalJs HI• Top Tlll"ee
~ The !llJ;hy new heroes of the speed way are Mark Donohue
. and Pete Revaon to many 'people.· but not to Bill Vukovich,
··"There's no comparison." Vuk.i! said. "Bobby Unser, PAr·
nelli ~ones and A. J. Foyt are still the best drivers around . Bo~
by UnSer proves this every time out, because he · is driving a
cat 2 or 3 miles an hour ~lower than Donohue's and he still keepa
up· with him .
"Bobby just ·dri ves harder than· those other guys. t _probably
ahouldnJt be saying this, because t don't want to knock Mark and
Pete -they are good -but they can't hold a candle to Bobby.
"And Foyt, when things are going right, he's unbeatable.
He'll go eiiywhere on 1 race tract to get a~und you.
Coaches \
Pick Lo_Qp-
All-stars
"I could be dead wring, ind if I am I'll sa/so. and I'll apolo-
gize to Donohue. and Revson, but l just don·t believe they can
drive so smooth~ and never get out of shape and still be gol{lg
as fast as they could be. Maybe they're ao good they just don't
1et out or shape.
"Bu t I think .Bobb y Unser in the same car would be 2 to 3 Defensive back Cr • i g
miles an hour faster thari they are. It woµld shock me If he Zallosky heads an elght-
't ;, · member delegation from '!asnOn~ thing that · ifflpr~sed V~kovich about Donohue was the Orange Coast COilege selected
way be came back at Ontario last August after c~ashing into the to the coaches' All·South Coast
Tum 3 wall in prl:lctice. The next time he got mto the car he Conference football team.
qualified h1s McLaren in the pole Position for the Ca.lilomia Zaltosky and San Diego City College'e 2~pound defensi ve
500". · • tackle Lou Williams were "That showed me something." Vukovich said. "I have to named the co-players of the
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admlt that." , · . yea~
1r• r -Pat Sw t\and and linebacker
· • Donohue also won at Pocono, Pa., which be wa5 favored Paul M o earned first team
, to do, but bl1 mlSlt tmpre11lve victory In man)' ways was la the def™i e honor• while OCC'1
Mlcb.l11n too. Dennis Waltir1 (tackle), Rick
Hartsfield (back l ·and Steve Despite _¥onobue'1 lack of famil iarity wltll tbe hJgll speed Monahan (flanker) g a In e d
track (ln.Jlilcb &Obby Un11t1 betame tbe Jir1t min 11 b.latory first team offensive laurels.
1o top 190 m.Jt.b. hr qu1llfy1D1 for an oval race) and bis com-...... ...,,,. """;f ....... c•
parattve1 ack of oval r1cl1g experience, the Pennsylv anian. took .,,., .. ,.:.:."'c:i:: 0 111 .. w1. vr .
COmmand, and woa go lft• 1w1y. ... ' TE w n111m1. """''' no 1· • .. f w11i.r1, °''""'' MJI • · j"' . ~ HI-. c ... rtlal U . "Tbat wasn 't mucb," Vakovlcb scoffed. "Mkblgan Is easy Wtfldt. Fu"~'on ns .
kno .. Woodbo,11',., IHllM '2(1J • to run n. Ontario Is easy .tot, if you want to "· About t.e · ~ituln. Fu1 llO a. 1e r~ $•"'• ln . lOil&lell b'lck 111till IndlaaapoU1."t, , • l~ .v.o.;,;.~~~~:. CM•t ,?f r:
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l l(o' rKIAl'S ~lrit triple criwll championalllp was COltffted WI ~E r=· m.~Otl ffl f!:
••••• Bill ffnl1Hd third,-11db and 19th, wbllt Gary wood: ap 1 r ..... 1111111, Ori~ CN•I P.'i ~-~.-::. twice and tOUI once. ' -:i~~·.~·11 ~-iH i' =W.::_:~~~-------,r---------,' Woi. .. "" .,_ ·-m ' l Mori. Ori"" COlll ,
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coac_ijr.g Mechem told us after his squad
had med well in all thte e games.
"We ' a e a_ new pool under construction
and it is scheduled for completion In the
spring. It is a SO I ~yard indoor pool similar
to this one."
Wat'er polo ·11 moving up in the Rocky
~1ountain area with New Mexko the winner
0£ a tournament that Included Wyoming, Utah.
Brigham Young: Colorado State. Idaho, Idahn
State, Air Force and ' the Un iveriity of
Aritbna.
And the UNM squaa will be back intact
next season with one junior and the rest
.eophomOre.s.
* * * Tbe University of Tennessee j)11ketb1U ·
I Mate r De l Hig·h's
Monarchs picked up rour first
team selections on the All·
Angelll£. Leecue .football team ·
1s selected by tha-t 1 o o p ' 1
coacheS.
Split end Terry Martindele
and guard Larry Drazba were
the Monarchs selected on the -
Laguna Opens
Cage Schedule
, FOR THE ,
MERRIEST
CHRISTMA:S OF ' ~
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or know oC anyone muvlni:t
to our area, plc•.~e !ell us
· so that y.·~.f!Jf< f'xh•nd a
frle'ndly ;Jr:; and ht-In
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:fouritey
Pairings
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(i(ildM . 'Wm , Collect till
meet the Cal Pol1 (San L q t 1
ObiapO) lroah tum !JI Ille llttl
round-Of , tbe"-thlrd urnW
Moocpark. C.Uqe lnvlt.al:
basketball ~ "l1llrto:
day •
The 11me ii aat fer I ,
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Here are tbe flnl rClllld jMljr-·. Inga: ' •.
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Pl>iy P'roalo ' •
5 -eypre,. ••. llJO lleoolo· 'f -Moorpl.l"i: VI. Su ~~
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Mf San Jacinto tn ·tbe OOlftill. _.,,...,,,_.of Iha · Mt-Su JMll!i _
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Here are the palrlnti ler tbe · ·
first round: ,
f -' Antelope Valll1 ....
College ot Canyons ~ ~
5:45---Palomar vs.~ ·
7:30-·Menlo VI. Mine.ta
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By SYLVIA PORTER ln which spen d ing
c1tegorles has 1nnat1on hit you tne harde~ during the past
two ears food.. medical care
me OwMrifilP coSfi au1o
purchast rtnt auto optrallon
~ecreat19n•
Food a1 home ' "ould he
your replv 1f )OU re In the
o verwheJm1ng ma1or1tv of l\10
cut of ttu'ee ansl'ef1ng a . re
eenl poll 1>t its readers by
Changing Time~ maga'l!ne
Following that would .. be
medical care home ownership
costs auto oper.allon and
clothing ALthe bottom of vour
list "\\iould 1be publi c
transportation
' upgradlng of 3 our choices of
fOOds -rather lhan price In
c reasts on the food!
Nol.lee "'hat )OU put into
_1:011t-cart ne11t time v~ art In
the miirllet Of brefld 111narolls
priced from 20 cwits a pound
to SI 2{I or more which d id
\OU choose' Of cheese priced
from 90 cents <1 pound to $2 90
v.h1ch ty pe and price tag did
)OU p!Ck~ Of steak priced all
the v;a> from 59 cent! to $2 59
or more a pound wh1ch.d1d
)'DU select"
And you re upgrading on
your selection of the times in
which you shop too -evenings
and Sundays 1mply1ng
overtime pay and added costs
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~ reShty thougb 1s that
"food at home prices ha' e
r 1.Sen the least d uring the past
ll\O yea rs and as measured
by the Consumer Price I ndex
pulirl1c transportation has risen ~
the most
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which must be passed on to
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No on~ tries j.o deny your
___ ,spendllfg' 1n the supermar\tct
and grocery s tore 1s at an all
time high _,.but your g.rand
total al. the checkout counter ~s not confirm your strong
letling t food. price tn
creases are ueez.1ng your
bUdget unmerc1 Uy
ITtie first expl~nation for
your r"ecord spending 1s your
soanng buying of non foods in
food l'itores -a .phenomenon
that shouts a powerful trend
toward one.stop s hopp1n_g
as bo the-po UC!.15 ~ ~ Deal•rt Int lft 1nv.ii:u11 • '2 f ll Frnll ln El '' '"• ••< "" ,,. ->, NIKOll 1.. 14 17l'o 11 17'4. ~l1IF fll n SCI. t 1S:h I~ 1~ Ml'll'Unc: .i!t 7 7"'° 'o + 14 ·~ •••-,1 which 11e1 :11114 J 4 "'"" le• , ,··, •-·••""M , -,.. -• ,',•.m•r!L,m' "• " 1n, 36\lo 37111 -,... M.,...,,, 1 209 1.u 4 h ,,.. •r• snack pac nlaimng .. pud u d ·· lvv 1 u , u <>11• cinc ¥-•• u---"" lot 111'1 11 n ..., • ,, Me1111" 1 1C1 ' " "" 21 , _, E d '"'" 1eeu1llle1 J H11><k 111 1 11 Gilb Mg, 16111 '''• P•oc "1 I t 1•t><.kl'I .so "1J l lli ;,i. 21 ~ ±' l1S f>f 01.20 3' 16,,. l""i 16!1. _.. "'M..,bi.ln lj m 41"' "6 •7'.1> .+1q, d ings, c rackers a::\ch~se Il(~ o could 11.,,, ttttn JohtUtn n :11 n JI Gt.rln-1 n 21.,, Pro Goll l • • • .. ~rOUT ~ , 31 31 ._ 3'1' 1 ik111111-u ••• ,i;. •v.1 /o Mtw P•tl< ,. 1u '2\/o • 111 411'& ,. .-. ~ •old !bid ) er bOl/elll KtVSlont Fundi GI¥ Glbn 41,\ ,~1 Ptud Min I .. Ho •II GE I It HI ~ ~-· 30'°I 4. \'I lellold 40 1t "61'1 'IV, "611t 11/t N!itl\ Voli.t U ... I'• •t'o •\ti
JU1Ce5 Or other ilemS 0 l}lrDW ll~ tdl MCncl•'f A!::ir:1 li;:~;; g:~ ~\~I ~h ru ';~tS5 "'w't 11.~ ~~ :1: ~:,'ti Jr~ tt,. .t: -V. ~Ir.lo !!:,Ill ~~ u !P. ~1 +ltt ~W,,Hfl~ l 1 ~: ~'II ~ t :ft
into lunch boxes lo w-calorie a1<1 ,t,1k 11, 82 10:Ml'l7' Gff•n 1 l l\ 'uto-11hr •'4 1v, ~na;r Pun1 31 •l'l t v, 1"1ntl'lm.•o u 101, ,,,. lti'l -.-~•11W11 tO '' Jll• ti U
Ch'es'sa"d"lherda•ry pr•· p ssure AGEFnd •"SGJ 11511• 8139WGfttol! 1'~11 Pvrfl" 16\~11 &n•"r.'l 12' l1 l1 "llUnQ171•••Z 4 lJYt2S~2J~ Holl Elect " •1 S...ll IJ'Jlot' " " -re llberdn 71 4 21 4 lull<I 119 1 11 r:i~a•n W 1l~ll"' ",,.,,.MC•'• 1',,.",•"I·'"~'·'•"•>• ,1 1•11> hV, i"•"-•• '•"'·Co .tD 16 JV. 1J 1J """Molctvln11 U lfl •11• 40"0 41 ••
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port.on Packs OJ gra···es ''"''" ', ,', ', '' CUI SI , ..... , •,, ,•,1 Gould IT 1 .. '"' llT Sv1t 4\ •• _,. ' , .. n ,,.. ,.. 1• t ''"''"" '' ' ... , .. + .. .,, '" '" '"'" ' ... ··--· • .~~~ ' 11 • " s~~ ii I 01 I n Gov EF " 11 i ""' lltatn f'lr ll 'll llV. llrb 1 •ii n •1l'.: •1.\: • '* ll lvMo• 2 1 lo 7• t1V. 16~ w'" -~ H::rll 1 7e ;I) ~· ,ru~-
up IC D'd You as NEW •dv ... 4 fO J .. ~u. SI • 17 J )] r.r11>h Cn 11 ,,,., Rll)lo~ c ,.,, 10 1rd Cll l SI 57"11 57 j7 -.... Ptoi:i.r 4G ., l-ll41 » .... IZ!il tlos1>llC• ..... 111 37 . 39. ''" •t .... SO S Spices e l"ctt•r • °' • 0 Grph Sd 15•1 lt 'II R1n111t1 E 1t ;o 11lc 11!l • 1'11i lllt ~1 \'I ComeJAn1 10 lt ~ st' • "9 Host ln11 :W 11 Jt'4 11\lo ?I lo 4.1 one clear illustration choose P ressure appears grow :~:i11~1~ 1 :J i: :J: kn (-11 6 Jt 1 n G•!A M~ 7''4 3014 111v<h c.1 .,. fl! • '' t ~ 1100 l2 l lV. l' • ~•nd 41e1 n I; t' 1~ "' HM1111t oo •s 11v. u lj• • ~
Your spending for non:foods
ui supermarkets for instance
spurted 12 9 percent last year
aJone nearly double the r ise 1n
your spending for food and
grocery products
Today out of e\erv SI you
spend in the supermarket you
allocate an average o( 22 7
cents to non groceries II\
cJudrng 12 3 cents for general
merthandise -ranging from
paJ)f'!rbecks to panty h0i5e S 2
ceqts for household supplies
4c for t obicco\ 1 2 cents fot
pet foods A~ the 10 fastest pro
duct gainers 1n all catei;:orics
now being sold. 1n
supermarkets and grocerv
!itores are three non foods and
a fourth IS dog food rn 1970
yo\ir bigges~ s pl!rid1ng 1n
c reases for noi\foods were f.or
photo flash bulbs paperback.
books. phoriograph records
glasses mifgaz1nes, p a n I y
hose and toys
Ti'ft! second p r 1 m e ex
planat1on Is your continuing
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fashioned turki!y you cou removal of percenl !1.'~:1e i L 11"' v1 '° 1111 r.u 1 1n1"w" ,., :::_ ~~~ J.i.. 1J, .. 11:~rt1: 1'f •m 1ll~ '! ·~ 1~ :j:1~ B::~vc~ 0" , 11~ 11,. l:,• + ,', ~.~ '::ir4 ~ 11, 1.p, ·~."' utt1"" •1""
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t ren d' -most of them trends ecultves an educatnrs I'S the G w 1 01 17 ll Me!' 1 t " u 1t Hv• I Int j)O '1~· 5'nKll , J r '" 1·-1" 4 .... DuQ LI 1 66 k1J7 2ll'o 7.1\lo 7N + "" Ill ~11 so " 0 &C It tit fi " +214 , M '' , Im••! Sv t ~ O ~ Stnll n l IV. trkt/ Pfto 160 11 • ll'fo 17(\ f '"' , _,, •• oo' ,.,L -·~ .. L 1 owr I» 11 l4\• u:• ~ l~cm 1 601 lJ ~•tn1nr lmt~C .. IV."'1 "'5ev""U MV.$""1''"11 120 tdH,.lJ"-jjl' •o ""'"' v .. , .. ,,~,.,+••1!Plw o•l111711.!.l'Ji ~ 1••4 toward higher s hopp1og costs latest t o add its opinion Fd Inv 1'7 '1' MT 131,1111 1n<1Nut;1r ?3'11.7•1.o sno""'' , ,.,, eT~r" J 6t :i."" 34v. 14 ~! u~u• .. 11 yJ10 11,,., 2.,. 11 -~ 11 1owo'i110 r.50 ff -~
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YDU)DUrselfhave1n1tratt:U recommending ~hat lheA"'P" •lt •SI Mi 1•601Jff '"1cC •• 4 , 4\'o sn~o.TI• 11 n .,. 11rJorin J1 u.r, 1•v, 4o ~,c.,;~ Ind 11 ls<li 13M l"'"-\' moriCo Am l"'l ~-JS ~-·
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l l I un ue e ay s toc-'is 6 ll M<lodv 11 11 11 .. lnLe • C• IJ , u• J.cv" c. 11,. 19~ 1a11rt0 Co ,!" 507 111'<. 11'11 lf\li 1, E••c• c. 50 11 11 ~ 1Pll U'Ai + "' 11C1r•G• 1 n • 1., l -• per-cap1a mea consump1on Th bl lh h Sclen '~1 '"Monc1,,., 111111 11 tni svum ,1 ,,2w.sooc•rv l\.l 1,~ ol•C•• ho t9f 11 16"" 11 \'IE•ttAlrlln 11<1 11v,1m 1~.+1~•11C1 •Mc11 1111u11
'nth.us rose lhr.e fulJ ereareproems oug a..bo~" •6.1 oJ M1F Fd 1 M1u 1 ~•rwiv lto•i•!"""v" 27 21 i"'M1111J 2010 •v,10 t ~E1t1G11•11 110 29 ,....,,.1.+.,..lnc101PL1.JO n u i.,,. -"4 Jl lovr\Fd 7 f•l 61'N.IFG!~ 501 5'7 tonl<i lnc 1"1\i to ll .. t l• l•'lli ...... 1!'11 21 121 n~ll \~E11I Ulll l JD 721tli21 21\l T \.;ndl'Lo".15 -1t• ff r
pounds last uear to an a11 IJiru> a s there are \1 tlh a lmost a B1vrk Gr .s. J ! •~ M om1G \ n • n 1•Sou u1 ;6~, 11 s •n HPd 43 ,, ~s l°'dW 140...., 71!1 2j ~ 2H" j"' "" E••KOCI 1 o.11 :rt11 ""' 11 fC -+21' 1"""11 "'" '° I ltl'I 19" '-' "' fllll .r ..... lle~Cfl fl ll 10 ll 10 l M OmoM 10 •S ! l! J•tob FL 3~1 • Jlerl• 51, 1 ;, 17 oro t r ·fllr JI 2 .. 21\i Vt + ~ Ellefl 40 30 )tl'o Jtl'o 0 ..oer Ral!d t 1 J, Sl 52~ t••
r ecord of 185 5 pounds aspects o( t he new econ9mic g~·~n l<•nn 1 ~ \, 1i ~~ z:~: ~ti~~ 1l ,7 :~! J~ou n c 12 ,,,,. s1r1wb c• J2 33 ~ R~W3~ 1 16 ~~ ,~!! 3~' 3~.-; .t 11 Ec111 11 Ml '° ,~ ••l'J 41>.t • \~."!:. f,7 ~ 1~~ 11 .._ ~ .+ 1lt A f foods d So I l d II ~ r. .! IS 'I NF.A M I ' 1 'NJ Jim Wt! 1 , ... Sub<( Tlv 11/o 2~') I"" r I II iJIO 111~~ 111 "I -~ ec-•dJ~ I• ,. 1:1 , lo ;3 ... , • lft"'""'' 11r• •o Hilo f1 .... 'h m ong ro.zen rea lO plan me \1 ere an tcipa e ":~d•t1t'" 5 JCI 6 .~ N•' 1,,.,u 10 :, 10 " J.~,m,v1iv,,, •, • •,•,•, •'",',',,",', lo 10 " ourn• "c 11 1 , 1 , 1 ~ t "' Ecltrd HC .o n ,•, '"'~ .. ~ + ~-n.iltco 1u ""' ""' .lo-/~ t~-k shr•mp fofleD at 12 , N , , , 1o1 1 5 5 J u 11>.1. a :nA r w1 1lt2 u 41J '" ~ E<11son11•c1 1 ,~ J1 J1 + '• 1 ... 11, c1•1 u n !l' l'n i ~"" but il se ems hkely lhat the.~. '"• •,>,•, ,•,, 'ii •• ~"''1o Z\141 J<>•1•n M 16~ 11 t ME oc 11"' Jt . Ir oo•S'"' 1 n JG> .. JOv, lO>f. \, EG&G 10 ... 1 fo 20 ; ; , +Vt 1n1n1rcoo 1 1.30 'h 6 v, lo $3'" a pound) IS :1mong the •ff IC .5 Ind .. """ 4 l•mc•• 301 lllS I h lMv I 20 260 """ '°"" U \~ t . Eltt1 •n<>e ,. s .... + v. lnlerco 120 J •1 I 41 +VI
b •gg.;t ga oers < slo" ness of c u r r e n c Y Bu"•:.;~k '•1n~1 i•" g~ ~ \~ ~ ~ " l:~1f1:, ~" l:\~ l:~f:,.v 1 1l~t 1~~ i'f1':."',1 ~11! .J :ii~ ;;!,? ;;~ _ "! it~~ 01!:, ~~ '!..; "'• 5'(' +2 .. 11~~1-!'.;\ 1111 ~~ 1 JI z ~~ ±~ • J l h l t C•ncln II • ]t •J Grwtl! I fl •lvt r 1' o 11" Tt•lr WI :Ir! lt.... !Pet In •l<I J 13\o lllo l>-• EfMM" Pl 1 I t I 1 ln!Chm "UC: 13' , 20.,, 20'o ~ \9 Among dairy p r 0 du c t s rea tgnmen s IS somew a Ol-3 Div o 111 J 1r Pf Sttc ,' "" 1C1m111 A 111, JJ Tto:h Pub ,,. 51.9 Id""" H•lt 1 t d . '1 • 11 + •1 111n ,.,., 30 1 , ,• -+ ""ln!,t1l'r llOI> 1110 75 \) JJ 7Jl~ t.,.
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many expensive \ar1el!es of 1sappo1n men "" vn• 0 111 'Mt Grth ,711001 If•¥"'"' '• 3 lt luom 5 , 1; rkwvG!1 10 11 l' 211. 2l -+I Eltr•C• l 1G 1, ,,.., 16"'+ vt 1n1Hot<1<1 llll 'n IN n: "'
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Among condiments theh1g U d S l l c "v" ' NeuwFd io n 1 12 ~wd 11 tl'lfoTllP m A l • '" wnShoo ISO » l 19,. lf +l'oEmervin 311 41 11\li 11\'t t "''nt M,,.. :n Ito fi ' §'""' give lhe ni)C a CSC ... ~m 16l l l6 r.J•wWld l':llll ~•t<e lvjVt3 )1 Tllnv(o l'Wi~ runtWll 1) ll.13J ,»1 1i.lo+l"Emht'1 l :tob IJJ?lt J? ~,JnlMvtl !t :ID )lilll lo "-(· cest ~1ner1s6arbecue.sauce h f I I C~Dl(lllllll ~ONowton lSlt lt \t.c1uH ,1 ~U'<ol lllny ln l0!'f \Ool""!11'11 l911 l'"' 4.1 EMI L1d b , Jlt •If> •• a.\lo ....... ,n1Nlc••l1 1u \ •+lrliil s lrengl Jn orcngarea1gn c101 s~ 6?J 61JN chS •••"''"1<~"•"1> ll•~uu.111nG o 11,3.,.. udd o 1111 a~ 1 +~Em~o1.1 11 !21bl 21..,n l't n1 P10 1JO .u !Ii 1.1o .+~ -d CIOUS but hard)y 8 l f change rates •n 1ts Clo Trln i1 1J 1' " Mort••I lS l8 lJ ll l<ov Cu•F I '> I , Trocor g '" l i vdd o ol l 1•i0 J6 J• SI 4.1 Emp (I G1• 11 lp.; lN 11~ .,f. J\'o In! PtP ot • 1 ;o_ .Y 0 menOeX C1nlrYSl>lJ"l'1'0<etnor J M 70f1Ctv1PC 13 1"11 lrncnl 11t l1"' u<klttlnd U) 6(, J +~EnglltMfl.0 JOO!OU.' 'JI0\~+1 Yllnt lle11Ultr l11-tr. 6'• 74 .. .-.
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pas tries United Stale was an u pward ~~~J '~ 31. \1!:=.~ecM ;~ 1:M t:~~t; 1 f' ~~ fuHos J~ 2~~ 1~.~. " ~t; 1h~ 1~,,, 1jj~~ 1~1.o :~i;~,n~'° ~ •n~ m:; 4f;·4 ti~ 1~ITt'T ~I(/ ~ i·j · ! t; ~ instant frostings toaster s~~d ~n ~ r~~~~~ c~;nf:e c~"l'Gr 11t:~ ; ~ §~~~M :, f. :t~ t:~·.;;, ·~ ·~'" ~•1i: or J~ 1; ~;!= ~ HJ !fa ~$ 41~ + ~ ,E~~~:Cd 11R 1?! i!~ ~ If; j:1 \' !;ki~,:f.~J ~ ·~~Ii 1G~
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20 Mus!cal &2 flesserts 11 Miss Sinatra .42 Thrust forward
symbols bl US ~utha-12 Compose1s' 43 Engine room
22 Automobile 64 Exp iate 9roup: Abbr. wtirker
24 Bee genus &5 Moll!y: Slang 13 Into that plac e 44 Most lttl'lctll'!
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.OC!AN & BAY ViEW
Fro111 l22 fl -lot. is the settin• for this beau··
liful 4 bdrm .. 4 bath .home with its own pier
& slip. $250,000.'
LINDA & HARBOR ISLAND VIEW
From this lovely 4 bdrm., 4 bath home. On
a 59' lot, with. pier &: float. ·custom drap-
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For cOmplete Information
Ort· All Hom •• I Lots, Ple•H Cell : • .
BILL GRUNDY. REALTOR ·
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341 l1yslde1lr., Suiie 1, N.8, 675-6161
DANA POINT -New 4-Plex . Apts.
A-terrific location, 3-2 BR's, 1-3 BR. Hand· f some_, woodsy architecture. Excellent inVest·
rnent for absen tee or r&iident owner. 200% ! ·First user .Qepreciation ..... ~· .. , ... $78,200.
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PROPERTies
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20 E. 17th St., C.M.
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BAY & BEACJ.t
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"LEASE DPTION'r.
' Cf)UICK SA~E' Thi; w.,. h " d ti> find!?
. Locatec(in_ ]'!'esa Verde p~ime Gorgeous home. Spacious
Th I • BD ... -bedrooms. 3 BA"""~. Sick-attt.. IS atge , 111.111-, '.!*"" • ~ room home repr<!'Sflnts eh~ iirep!i\"e. Family rm.
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Hurry .for this one! Newfy painted 3 bdrm:
home on large ciirner site... Imagine this~
Your own badminton court! Owner will sell
V A/FJ:IA. Back Bay area. Quick possession.
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WESLEY N. TAY~OR CO., Realtors :,~·,~:~i.3r~~:;';n2 .
2111 San Jo•quln Hills R°"d -come $830 a P.1o. Located on
Back Bay Estate
1/3 acre, big treftl, sparl<~
ling poql, v.ith .f. massive
bedrooms, open· bearri
ceilings 8.nd massiye fire·
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Call 61'5-6CXXJ. ,.
NEWPORT CENTER 644-491~ Univenit;v Ave., C.M .
WET-NOOQLE
· .NELSON
General 3. 5 Sc~rate home~ 'on ~~
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~ front. with .f.·l BR mbdem LAGUNA unlfl!I in rear. Income $825
HORSE RANCH ~ .. ~~-M1:?"'1 .. on E. lBth
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including a 1abulOUs 4 bed-Call us t tour these I"'"'"'"""'"'!!!!!!!!!!!!"'"'"'"'"" We .have .. it! Almost 2 acres ~
room hon>e ltliroundot1 by fin• income ' per11... CAMBRIDGE · 4 BR • 2 STORY
fruit trees, a spectacular ESTATES VIE\V, a guest cottage, and Newport Only,l!J;>.9. >Htt<
horse cornls. cau · now at umt ·ck flrepla"Ces In both fami Y home v. u · d ti il shag carPets t rhout! -... While it is 11till a\lailable. • vine rn ·an am ~ u ........ d-"' til• & lood• of
V A TRI PLEX F1lrv1ew room of thl• charmlog horn• ~--·~
0 • • comPlete~with ~large bed· decorati\le nicities loo! Coey, An excellenl investment and 646-1111 2 b . . crac§.~nx fireplace in the
a f.ine home. 'I'hrtt 2-bed! rooms, aths, & co1ren-<f . big 1amily room. \Video trail-
room unilJ:, built-in kitchens, '(inytim•) _patio for outdoor relaxation er space wtll accommoda~
& run. Quiel street. W..a:Jk to your leisure.time" \lehicle•,!
fireplact' in -the · o('IWJlt'r' -PRIVATE R·OAD Harbor High. Priet> .S.l.f.,750. \Vhy .,Vait!
unit, and closed garages See •it 1oday~ .~6-7171 !or ,: '°' allSPANISH . IN •wt: JC»... co:rs SPL~NDOR . NEWPORT --~WALLACE
1, •• .;, 0.,. o1 ,.,. 2200 . .,. HE-S -. • , . ·REALTORS •
ft.· of this NEW CQl'\Stal view Lo\ltly ternodeled Cl t:!rhaven -54'"4141_;,_
home. "Exceptionjl). quality home with 3. bedrooms •. 2 $1.85 PER MO. (dp~n Evttjfnfl) '
and beauty in this Laguna ~~· tlreplace, fonnal d:n-
h11Jtop cslate. Cali for ap. 1ng room, Cov.e~d patio.
pouitmen Wnlk to Harbor Iii, & .En-
·. .. -s!gtt"T.Hlg)l, ~·~ ?'-. l!i-IA as-·. ~ ... sumable !oan. Priced $39,950. ~ "<;alloow.·&J6.7t11
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to 011•p this freshly painted
home. 3 spticious ~11l111s.
Customized Spanish -1nte•·. 27 ·Harbor Bl\'d. at Adams
ior. -Sacrilice a"t only $23,2;JO. 545-9491 Open 'til 9 PM
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Jale at Just $32,950. ·Assume
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Localed on 1hr main gittn-
~lt . Ex.JU isite &_luxurious
appointment9. :\1any extra.~
PENDING
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• POSSESSION "WELCOME"
VACANTo If view. comfort, privacy and
location are important to
Move tnto lhili ".f. _bedroom. 2 vnu, better look this over·. bath home before Xmaf. .r-
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540-1151 (Open Eve11l
Lachenmyer
Realtor
St('Ps to ocean. Ne1v!y car-
pet.f(l, freshly.painted . 5'1·~. '
ish frplcs, 3 Bdrm., 2 bath! 3 Br. + 2 Baths room condorniniu1n. i:
lstiO Newport Bl\ld., c.at: each. Call for app'I. lo see.
$18,950 in rhis 3 pedrooni &.;;·d,.ln .. lnl.'1::::::::-
Cul-de·stlc slree!. Forrnal din, lent buy al $48,500. ' . Owntr ·Will not retuse any
... as0nable offer on this
' PRIME MESA VERDE
e: 3 large bedroonu, 2
bath~, ,&I.I buUt-lla and 1700
1q. ft. of luxurious Uvln&
al"@a, 2 hu•e flrei:ilace1,
large irregular.lot, 1eparatt
service porch ··and country
size kllchen. Asking $33,&Xl.
or Submtt . Svbmit . Submit.
Cail 56842.t l Ope.n Eve1.)
Ju!t painted inside :and oUt. . Recently redecorated aod
GI-eat-aimer location. Own· iriimaculate. 3 Bedrooms, ..r anxioll!', $850.00 moves 3~ batli_s~ breakfast room,
you ·in? Call 546-8640. library, 2 patlot & good fin· , GRANNIS =s available. $160,000;
" . R.esid~ntial Realty
Formerly Fanow
3)29 Harbor Blvd .,. C.M.
\O ' THE RE.l\L ~ E§'.fA'I'ERS -a-$26,750
BA YSHORE Eastside Cottage ....., No Down to Vets
eoua estate. FEATURES din.. •·@/? p HUllTAGE
lng rm ., fam ily rm., Extra ~ llAl m-n
large bedrooms. Fireplace. :::'.::~:::::::::: Guest hoUse has 3 bedroomfl.
Separale corral&. Need
qWck ''" CaU FORECLOSURE
64S-03o3 PENDING
6'.vner desperate! P.fuat l't.11
this IOl'ieolJa 3. year old .f.
bedroom, 2 ha.th ranch 1ty1e
home with built-ins, fire-
place. Best Oaata Me&a aft&,
$29,950. HWTy. 546-8640.
GRANNIS
j:all 646-3928 E\les. ~1827 Call: 6'1'3.3663 67S-3886 Eves. ..... bit-In RIO, lots of rnb-PET.E BARR En•' inets, breakfast bar, FI A
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SEThTOUR REALTY. 17)41 DR.
WITH ""1ew1 Bea('h Blvd., Hunt. Bch. N.EWPORt BEACH t
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BROKERS-REALTORS
2025 W Ba1boa 673·366)
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Smith· built tiom~. Lge. hv-tennls cts., playground & · *EAST SIDE* HUGE-3 BDRM.
1na: nn., din.lag_ rm .. oc. ean park: Owner mU!t sr;ldr· 3 BR, 2 BA, family •m. fire H .• &. harbor R afi .. 11.. a11u!t0nie gourml'( ki!chen,
Vll!W. e stJc......, JighrtuJ duplex; 1\3 rm., pl, blt-iiil', hyge "'a n Triple gar. &unk~n llv. rm.
priced ;it S72.000. 1·1 bdrm., hlll11' s'great~ closet!!, 1800 scf, ft. New HuRe nisir. suue, 2~ baths.
CORBIN • HOPE'GERRIE""RLTY. crpa/dni.pes & paint. 'Va-Lovely yard. 1-·orced 10 sell.
833 Dover Dr., N.B. can!. Jmmed, posaesSion. -GE-•Mll---
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\ MAR11!-~~ . •fi·""' $29.9'0. . .. Rav McCar-dle Re•lto
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ed liV1ng room (!pl'!ning to fireplace. built-in kilche.n, fonnlca. Like new piu~ car-$-19,950 IS THE PRICE
R:lil.!ORS . 661 C.ll.&ll-'678 & &v.! . 5411-7729 . I~, ~~s=rt~~~~, -~--"~t.~~~s· ~~ 8£SJ BUY trop.lcal patio. one O't the larg~ corner l~n't. last, petlng. Large built·in ward-for· 1h1i \lery lovely 3 bed· Mother•in·Law's
lawtst leaseholds - a re&! !J.16-8610. · robes. \\'ldt' concrete ·dri\le. .room 2 bath homt' ~ · J
bargain at J39,950. CALL GRANNIS No down G.t. -low down all loen is high enough .\h~t you , 'Hideaway '
Sacrilice la.le. Stunnini pride
.Of OWnttslilp e1ta!e. Th!ek 675-49.JO, otherst ~0.·1~ •. can auume with paymenls You'll be deHgh.tM when you
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Open Eyes TU 9 Residt'ntlal Realty TARBELL QJ $160 per month, which in-see this 5 bedrooms, pool
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. ;\laybio you last l'hlll\Cf! to For $21 .9'"J(I you g~t a l'lll:'A'ly Walker & Lee l\tom . J.'ull price $34.._fn). A ~h•, bf.droomJ, 3 balh•. tam· own bea.ch P11>Pf'rt)' 111 a de· paint~ .3 bedroom l'loIM Tf'rm~! ~l().8li.; .
dy room, tau~~ l'OOm, 3 ~tl('P. T.,,.0 ·unus l Y.'ith'bullt·in kilchl"n, remod· Rralton: SHERW•eo REALTY
car garage, &eautiful corner block.~ 10 be:cch near ,hop. eled bath. Room for boat or 2790 lla.rbor. Bh·d. al Adams 1~964 Brookhum, F.V.
lot at Hennl.tage lAne aod . ~ • trailer In CM!a l\lesa. Now
Royal St. George Roed, Thi• pmg. ~o r down. o~er 'Aili vacant. Qlll NO\\'! ~ 545-0465 Open 'fil 9 PM R.c;>OM • ~ A s I. L A I jl
home !1 being linilhed now help hnance ~nd rent.a.mAke GRANNIS TEACHERS FO MO
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movlni 1n before Chrlstmu. MAKE ltONEY. Better &ee -ER ':IJNJT. Picturtaque • Be1ldet-4he 2 bedroom euUt _ • • • ±: . \~~~=-~ ·$115.00/MONJH Driv. by and .,. It, th<n It. C.11 . . Rttldcnlial Realt)' Lov•ly nel•hhot-t>OOd. cio.. on thl• °62'1 • 317'4 lot,'"" '· ~;;:...,::;;; J IEDIOOMS
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MlllMlt 15 room. Extn clean on a 0 t aiiJ'aF. $l.M total C'(JSt ·to -·-· Mhn You· fn'":.-~ -. .· -. . . by 1.1~11; in the ll'll}Sj"J word • •>_,......, trttlinedsrretl $36~wilh ~'ner leaving area A ml.it! yv , 1 -foud1"¥1l~lr~.st1p . be1o ... ; -.;: . · f ,.,_ · ' &CU 1hlli 2 )>tar ~unc horbe veta or au1.une exhdng 6% PJ.Ymtnts leag ·than rent A ~ fl f 1tlseldlr}1Sli Rt.altJ only O,e Do..Tt. 546-2!13 ln .bt>He-r th11 n ~ condl· loan with total paymi!nta of fl'81 •tvter ·bOme for fhil NEW LISTING PR~~~~U~G!~~SLETTE•S IN
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Income Propertv _1"·lnc:om1 Property 16' H::;:u:.:n~tl:.:"!''::°"::,.:Bo::•clf::.:, _ _;J ..,.-;;~;,;;ftrjU,-T;;~-riiiiwiiiiiiii".'Aiiift:;-Houte1 Forni1hed · 300 HouSff Unfurn. Gentral Costa M .... ). ,
. TOWNliOUS!S 9 GARDEN ' TYPE BUNGALOW APlt e;.~ ... 1~ = "'"':-~~__(It 1rom. Sl6.~ to $'24,000. Low, • , . , -UlelQ. v~""I low down paym1nt..DEAN 4 s~parate -b~ildirigs. ~h~ke roof's. Private. PR!Ell BRAND NEW HAR.BO .,. Macnab-Irvine
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Realty Company R&ALTY 5J6..n27. patios. No stau:s. AU 1 story bungalows. 2 &. L•t;'dlordt-Owntr1 VIE~. HOJ\tE. i Bedroom. ·
THE :TIME IS NOW . ASK B.ETTY CHAPPEL to 2 BR co'i\"001 by o~er, low 3 ti:edrooml. Some ha Vi fireplaces. The type • \\'e will l'f:fer ttnanu to you ratn.~y room. 4 li'athl .. Com.
DON'T WAIT : 'how you tier hsrin1 at 2734 down'1jiayme_nt. .. .• · of buildings that attract and hold good ten· ·FREE of 'charge ... !\~ny ml1!11ty pool, courtJ, ett .
we sold 3 S,,yfroni5 '" this · Sandpiper D_rlve; Thf; nio1n . -557-~40 or 968-1629 . ants. Income $16,740 yr:--$145,000. ~xcellent · df:s1rable .. ~nants" on our l.19S. -Ptt momh. ~·
f '· 5 Be•-hom f ' · ' waJtino list. • 644•7270• ' • • EXCLUSI VE area Last "'etk. u;-.:urivu9 , ... ....,m . e Irvine ,. inanc1ng. , .~ .
Thi.!; one will not last. It's ·we have. The extras a.ref ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;I ''Our 26th Vear" ALA Rent•ll e 64.S..3900 RUSTIC 3 bedroom Ii: den,
a 3 BR ... rn paraaon of per-too numerous l 1to . mr11t1on I' IT'S PRETTY ' W~SLEY N. TAYLOR CO., Realtors Balboa Panln1U1~ !~t~ ~ltf!:.1!!.~ :1~'.;
fection, 60' front5"'"· pier & he~. Betty will tcll you au 2111 S • • ~~=<;"';"'.;:::::'.'.:'.:~~7":1~'.:'.:~:..:'.'.:'.:.:.~~·~~::'.:I float. And only si2J.soo. can about them .• ~skin&; pri~ Imma~ate Kendall mOOeJ · an Jo~quln Hills Road • HO:ifEY & Charmine 2 Ir: 4
Berl Fthn:n tor .1ppt. $61,500. \\'ith lo\'ely carprli.ng, drap-NEWPORT CENTER 644-4910 Br -hJe, walled in patio, nr 1ta Mesa ,
-64H200 . e! & wallpaPf!r, Bealltifully 'r'otS".ftirSAle-· ....... 170 .w a-t,e t:-., ·U:n.tll ~-'-1.1.5, •. . .5• BEO'ROO. MS·
ludscaped, ·.i»ith . cov~red 213:243-a316. '
,pa.tio. This 4 bdrm., 21rJ ha. I ............ II re I 2 St 3 BR ' i tl . 3 BATHS 1 •)12,"i"\crb~'.Jlrn1ir
546-5990 prop&'!)' has a l::h6ice loca-· INVEST ory, : apac !, Fireplace carpets drap@I '"6200 • , & 1 f -ANO BUILD compl furn., Bay lew .. tio. ~.:. .. ,, , • .,,_· _... lion · S pr ctd at ·only . h l2~ · t n4 • "'"' e f&rap . ..,..,.,, ~~~!!!!!!!!!""'"""'"""' $37.900, . .. 3 Choice view 101.J ome. · win · : lltesa.del f\1ar.
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$950. -MOVE '.llt
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PERRON REAL-TY . &i2-177l
BAYFRONT APTS.
Vista De-! Lido. Pier &. slip
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Geo~• Williamson
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548-6570 645-1564
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COLLEGE PARK, lovely 3 (i redJtill MoFb,oir[~S~•.~~es
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in Dana Point · 87l-9'1GT. Roy McCardl• RealtOr BR •. I"• BA, home ., $21,000 Ea.ch Costa Mi.sa 1810 Ne,Yport Blvti., C.M.
"''/oversized dbl _· garage'. I '-548-7729 Rt'deoor11ted .inside k out NE\V ·n 24xfi0' lnter°"t'I Btt. maple . .
"''7new cpt, \!o'arm "'alnut Cuach. Aiilt Pk. "(:ompl lurn1sh~ cottage, u t l I ., • DoUhouse-t Br. Stvlrel,
p ~ n e I i n g &: cement REALTY ~ a1.,.nings, 'porch Ji. lndscp1. -lau(ldry,. pool 'use 170 Del tncd yrd, child ok, Sl.)O.
driveil'J\l'."-Pr:i~cm.,at only Univ. Park Center, Irvine 5-1~2jTS. ~lar $165.: ALA Rentals e 64,S.3
S2!l.OOO. 557-4871. Call Anytime, 833"-0820 24i6o .. QELU>f ~0MUS -A'.ITRACTIVE 1 Br. Sina;Je e Hardl:o Beat . 2 Br. Fncd
Ni'CE home 3 BDRl\!, l~ THINKING of ielling? \Ve Bea,utifuJ, *;*.,.~·7611 ~l~';i~~! 1voman_, E-s~t'. Inq. 2645 yrd, kids &:·JM!t.!. SlE.
BA\ 011·ner "'ill'i;efund ckls-'need ·II Broad moor ,,...-673-4400 \Ves?111nster, .l\I. ALA Rentals e 6'>3900 -
inl:' ,costs to GI-VA llpprsl Turtll'rock Plan 1 tor an ~-~ ATl'RACftyE 1 Br. Adults VERY CLEk-.i .C bedroom J $27.~. Non \'el' can buy (CUtive trani;l~rr~ng from R~n!:!'rt-.., . A u~ly .. E-sidf. lnq. 2645 bath townhouse. VACAA'T
$2000.\bcloiy apprsl ·6·1:>-J6Z2 the Eas1. Also need • Mountain, Dt1.ert, \\ Pstm1n11ltr, C.M.. 11.nd avail for imrned. pl)fis.
2. BR, larre gar, fenced yd, Tulant ~100cl Pill'~ Home · Resort 174 Huntington-&each Private encloged patio and
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;,. s-h<ir· for I'C'Salf". "'Bob Peltit-RllT, Acrea'g• for sar.-TSO , all bllins. S225. ·P.f'r nmnth.
ping... $16.000. 27-2 Cost11. 8~101 dl!oy~. 83J..{)367 e1·es. .., Yosemitl'!, Qakhurst, CLEAN & Chef!'!"ful, $62/mo. CaU agent 546-414I ~I S 646-9136 A k f Ed p ! 1 tncl. Uti!s. 1~ day week '-esa t. . s or 'rrson. 160 Beau!. gre"l!n rollinl' mt. , Bass Laktt.. hou~"•ork ttq." Call."Aft. 6 ~ESA VERDE 3 BEDROOM
BY Q\\'NER 4T9 \Va.lnut Pl. 3 Llguna Be1ch -acres. TAKE for onJy $100. P~I 636-7870. · home within walkinr dis-
BR, 2 BA. tgi!'Jif",./braut dol'l·n SIOO. mo. !J6S-OO.t7. Beau! 4 BR, 3 BA, air cond. tance to' schools. Famili" trr~. frplr, U f Ir 1 , * Sl;:LL" OR LEASE * Lodge on 2\I. acre'!;. Priced' 1 BR doplex, $160 mo. only, Vacant & ready at $26.i.
$36,500 642-7892. · · 2200 Sq. l't. 3 B{l .. 21,i Ba. Comm1rcial , hl'!l&w markel. $75.000. Al!IO garagr, patio, trplc:, Ca.II per month. Call q:tnt -•
12'. fam. rm., din. rm .. frp!. Property 158 40 acrts at $100,000 suitable 536--9796. • •., 546--0.41
East Bluff Cpl & drapes; bltins. \vet _ for ranch or mobile park. N 1 B h 9 7 NET R tu 136 _•w~r eac CLEAN 3 BR, 2 Bath, frplc. BY owni?r ~'ewport Brh con-bar: ~tc. Immac:. $•17,!:150. · e rn, ' Colored s.l1des avail fol' 1---.r----..,...--rull price ' be.low .appra~a1, Ne"1>0rt privale shol'l'ing. • E ,\,.-1 Oc · ~ ~ bit-ins, dshwsb.r. cpts, Irr do. 3 BR. 2 BA. t level. 2 & h ._, -to an · ean n patio. Nr major ihopptni.
patlos, nr pool. Ull'l'tsl r>i!SSION RLAL TY 4~-0731 l'litahc 23 ~;7e':~~ corner. O\VNER 5-15-5130 Bach. ·All 11111 inc:. $80 s235 mo. lease. Call S.fg..lTS3
11.ssoc. dut"s. Only ' $32.950. Gorgeous bayfrnl rot ~1~:\! Rralon0mic:5• Bkr. 6i5-6700 BIG .SEAR LAKE ALA Rent•ls • 645-3900 alt 4:30 pm or wknds.
\Viii carry ~fl. 2411 Vista TED HL'BERT J.· ASsbc. B ·1 of , 3471 Via Lido 67~ u1 d a sM\\mAn in front • Sparkl!ng"""Vt\!'w -1 Br. On New .. Vacant .. Custom 11ogar, 614-5793. Cont! ... minlums · thil':, eute CAbin for on I Y fke.9<:e.an . Sunde~k. Util pd, Bach .. uiils pd:$l4fl. mo/ma:
Fountain Valley for sale 160 $12,.tlO. Call Ross {714 ) C\20 Spac. 2 br, 2 full bt, Bil
Laguna Beach ·,. 536·17.JA or "'r i1e; Spen<;r..r ALA R 1 I e~"3900 · 4.sn. 2 BA. lge .!W· l1A.gs1one
patio, BBQ,--1lr i\1ile Sq.
Paik. S28'.ti00 714 :839--3679.
Condo1n1nium 2 BR. bltn kit., n ,31 Estllle, P.O. Box 2828, en a I u-..r Spac. 3 br, 2 full ha, Bit $27, 950 pool, roin lau~ry. By 01v~r. Big BciF'l:iiKP, C;il1f. YE-ARLY. 5 'Br. 5 Ba., DEAN B.EALTY _536-7527
Cozy 2 bdrm. rottaie nestltd Costa tllesa 6i3-0412 642~2 ac:ro5s frm . N'pt Harbor • 1MMEDIAT£
Convenient loc.: 3.2 BR ..
:iclnt cond. Coi)per plumbing;
gar11gf'11. Sep. laundry rm. A·
good investmeni:· ~untington Beac~ · Yachl Cluh ~Jar r i e d OCCUPANCY amon~I the ttttr; 1n Blue-Income Property 166 I~ bird C11nyon, on corner lo!. , fin•nd•I •. -famtl1f's only. 2-BR.a:araae patloS13)
Stone 11rl"pla ce.' pario. cau 6 UNITS • EASTS I DE Jon~s Rlty .I Anita I 673-0210 3 BR, Dbl gar,. la: yd S200
us to 5ee 1h1s rare"ftnd! aH 2 M rm. l~:i bath. patios. ., MANAGER M6-.a2:26 •
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MORGAN REAL TY CONVENLQNT
673-6642 . 675-6459 CALLJ;O~NIA
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,...otder Bu\ Nobler I ~late 1n Pvery dttail. Decorat~ superbly; 3 spac:-' Carmelish~ Lotsa "shi s, BA . ioul! BR., 2 decorator , ~EAL ESTATE 0"1Y 3:• v'""" '""'· * 'Pot'")IAf """m'"'I * HOME FOR -«ENT O<>fy. 1 blk .. '"""'· 1160 . bricks, shrubs , ant Silt'! cu'stom made Drps & 1pec:•
patio sur;:oun&. this . neat 2 la\ "Con\'et"!lation Area". -B~rt'l(r hon1~. 5eparate Assum.-6~% -loan. P.a~·:
1-BR. ilic:ome unit, 1'ust list-1 $214 -1-•-men s per mo. ~".nw-
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uoo G''"'"',,.; ''· -. Wa Iker .& lee· BusmEss COLLEGE ANo LEAsE-o'PT10N .... 116•\•r .,~4.,_ ,,
4M:9473 ~149-0316 · 'TO BUY OR 3 Bdrm ~e. 1™hly paint· }.TI'ENTION O\\INERS! . ·
MONARCH BAY Rr.1l1ors SELL A BUSINESS · ed. 2 blocks to shQpping, \Ve ~ve_\rent11l cwtomen ·
A Charming 3 'Br&. IS:-P den
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CHRIS HOPP!i:R
University Re.alt¥
3001 E. <A1. 1-i"'Y· 673-6510
L'IL OLO
TAX .BEATER
2 BR + 1-BR Ni. H~'Y 546.;'J)(l
2-2 BR. So. corner $·17 .. 100
2 BR + l·BR add on $48.500
2 BR.2 ha + 2 Br. S49,500
University Realty
3001 E. Cs!. Hwy. 67.l-6..ilO
c:us!m home"'/ pool. E.1 rm 2 90 'H_a~r Blvd. at Adams • · .. $Al ES
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oj>cns lo deck. \l'/-nccan\'U, ', 5-1:1-91.11 OpPn EvP~. "Thto Bmker l\'ilh Emf'lathy" Large 4 Bdrm," l\olesa VPi-~e. RentaJ Div. li36-T527.
's100,oro .. ~~ER 4!1.1<?974 .J.32 Acre's Comm'I 1716 Orange Ave., C.i\I. Branri flf'\V cpl!! &: dfps. 3 Br. l ba-U Paint· If Clean. ;
&1.;:...i1io • 540-~ eve. Lr.rge homf'". S325. mo: Yard. $100 1&1 Ir: ·lut mo.
4 Br, 3,_ba, f9m rm, JYIOI ~.,_ . RESTAURANT. Lagana's ALSO . \\'orki~ familiff only .
' Jot. Big vallry viel'I'! $39,500 Ad.i.1c:rnt 10 Orange CounJy l Bdrm, -N. Cnast Jl.1esa. 9G'2-4L3. =~~=~~~== Q\\·ncr. 494·7651. Plaza. Chapm~n & Brook-most popular, u n l q ue Cl~ lo club Ir: rec. for l;;;=="""=-..,.,-,,,,.-,,..,-,1
TRI LEVEL BEAUTY -------~~t hurst, Garrlen Grove. !OlOl restaurant. -Com f'l l et e I y rhildrl!n. s2~o. mo. RE!IRED li.dy or·cAl-Quiet
$35,900 Lido l1le -. Chapman. 1,14•000 sq fl VA·. P<f.u ip~, Xlnt ~oc.'"12611.000' 546-9521 O.R ,540-6631 11paclous2BRw/lre~ri.yd.
Sunkl'n. rartnlY mom "'ilh WE'VE GOT IT! c.1nl, ~und lse or lrAde for gross inromr, $35,000 f!o11·n. t-1" h" I R IE t t Shag c:pt. drps, new piint.
\\'Pt bar. :1 BR, 3 BA arta~. A. income property. r>lr. Roi;:-RealonolT!ic1 Bkr .. 675-6i00 · I~ 0 ~ ~Cl S G e $16j. !>4.>-8155.
I le:: fonnaJ din mom; gar· · ho;:c1:;~ ~ ~~~;ile~"2~ en: <ZlJ) J.J7-llll. ext 268 PAST~ACTIVE SHARP EA.sTSIDE 4 BR., 2 BA, new carpets A:
dt>n kitchen "'ith all push l!:ty. floor plan. MUt.-r suite or _1213) 6!»-1313, evl!:!'I. \\'/$25,lm ::~ for Ute COSTA MESA fmhly·painted. LtU. $225.
button 11.pphancPi:, glass Al-f Sho f 3 bd · h' ha •· db! Calf ., • ., •• .,. o • ' '"''· ''"dy or' M'Wing rm. , manu . u d·do $600,000 in nl') 1'1'11 1 .. ~. gar-mo. ,,...~~. pe , rium '''iTIJ "'att>rfall. :\leuc:. -, Co f E So th Co ul'Ouf! lind~c11.ping, Per~n. Lge, kitch .. ~ bridst. area. * DANA POINT.* '72. Lge. 1g]ary + ~%: ~( ap. fenced yard. mp (le-' ves. u a-st Realtors ..
CLASSIFIED ·I'll ,pmblemi force f!ale. Call 40 Ft. lot. SAA.500. . •· N D I _._ O I , • proffls w/conlr11cl. &x ly ?:A inted inside, ~lso np1v NE\V •Spanilh 3BR 2BA
HOURS 847•1221_ , • . . • ew e U.11• up tx 178R Huntingtnn Beach. ~reen !!h 'g can>eting. ·For duplex. Shag c°J'llll, drps, yd. _
I bo.wcma lo~son J~ , $49,950. . rent or ll'ase at S21(1 per .
SEYMOU.R RENLT).', 1114 A.CaltQQ . Webb Realty 642-4905 NEWSPAPE~-dea!ership fo r., mo. Cll.ll , ~-:1:2'Tz $225. S 4 8 -4 4 2~.. •
8:00 vn. to 5 ~.dm. Bf!aeh Bl\'d .. Hunt. Bch, . 3~16 \li;i; Lido 6;a-456~ N.B. area'. .xc:ur1ty deposit w lk. & L ·,"";;:-=::-· -:::,,,.-.,..-,.,.,..,..--, l\londay thru Fn ay d -' a er ee " g ta noon SatUrda~ · j. TROPICAL ~-, re<( · \Vrile H1er .... ~ Ex-· . · 2 Br, ~w c:rpll .&. paint end '
Adverti1ers m11.y pla~ ( PARADISE . 3 BR. am1ly, 31i bathj; D"ANA POINT amtnl'~. 1.662 \\. LJAc:oln, ;a.r, no pe11, $140. Baby .
their ad.s by teleph~ne 4 + POOL 100 . on nord .... $149,500 l~ u,,.1 Ant Proi'ect An11he1nt"-Rea.lion: O.K. 1945 POmona, Sfs.-0739.
·----l•"f"-· • ·-. · · tr' :-d;;;,~c~·~·~91~0~'~"~;.~o~165~-'="~lvVEirrt:rn'F"iPi"C;o;ii"lii;cl. QSTA""""?-!ESA:C>' OF'.ra:i;llt --ns-;400-,... AA., nf!\.1:, .... irurious Tnvelltors:sunat>r~ PUBLIC Steno &: Se~tanat· -• WES'Tt:t;TFP--spa.dou1-3 nr ...
330 \V. Ba.y • 18 X 26 Heaterl·, l>OOL . lnw P r & Sli('I · :. · · · $24.'J.950 Call .liJ,l-8090 fnr info. Servi~. 0¥~UNE H~USE . 2 b&.. frplc. drp!!, near
642·5678 main!. :.;ird, 2 h!l.th lll'f! ~: L DO REALTY INC. 642--0176 LtJn~ hairs, 11ngles, &tudentll Rc:hool. S275. 675-1849.
NE\VPORT BEACH •ne1v \\'/\V c:arpe~. Bit-in ~-613-·7300 FOR Stile hy Owner 12 ren-ESTBL'D Int. · Dei i a;n or 2 f.11mlll~. share cost.<41-=~~-~--~
3333 ~'ewport B.lvd. R 10.·Leav1n~ for ArlZ'>nA., .' !.11~ room for mo~e. Park Bu~int'!s. Nel'l'J"'rt Beacli BR, 3 BA, 1iWlm. pool, Kids .C :··2 ba 1~~~~~1.a,
642.5618 mu!!! ~ell mw• C.111 847-1211 Me5• Verda iikP srtA"'"· Yrly inl!Ome 2 3 33"1576 t !.:. petirok. Bar inf-am. rm. c lie:, nr · · • mo. '"" area. t l l ";" a ter 6 55l-0490 alt 3 · CR SEY~IOUR REALTY, 17141 f:PACTOUS LIVING • 5 Br, $17,880. Prtn"d ac SlJl.500. pm. 776-lllO Agt. . JW1N78TIN75.GBTc~0'1h BIB~~. Bt!ac:h~ Blvrl .. Hun!.-Bch. 3 B' a. s .1 m 11 r 0 r . ~ ftnal\C'ing. 548-8097 a~t 3 Btdroom in Hu.ntingron 3 BR. House. in court; ~arz ~... FOR Sall?' Ari Boutique, fl"n -"' 2 kid k El d -540-0 ~ · . 531.500. ~ lrul·dA-sacl nr schntlls & 5 pm.. N-'porl Bl"Jlch in N1>w Can-Be.1C:h, near Hunti ngton Sl!i~;=u· S42--;5S~ '1
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VA.NO 00\\':-l OR J•llA cournry club J.10:3653 no 1:,dustriel Proi:>erty 168 nPry Vllla11:P'. li7:\--7562. BcaC'h Memorial Hospital. mo. · · IJi~~~s~~v~~ 3· BR, 2 'BA. B<'l!t crpts & sgf'nls. ,$23.)a month. Agent 546-8660 ** 3 BR Hqaie. fncd yrd,
494-9466 drps. Spotless. 20'x22' unf1n. M·l BLDG. $30,000 Money to Loan 240 HARl\ 4 Br & fam. Quiet crptg, drps, bltn1. $225.
SAN CLl::~IEX'TE rm Qu1e1 cul-de-sac strcet. Newport Beach 1.2'.}(l sq. f1.·young ind. blt12. --Si TILER . cul-de~sac. S2""<l3. Al'ail 12/l. !nc1·s·u1U . 7~17.
305 N. El t:?.Di ino Real xtr~l'2' 101." htany. Pe:i.ring :'o10VE 1n For the Holid11ys. 4 & old house on 100' " 120' ·o ftr. Bkr 54f>..1151. 3 BR + n, i BA: cnts,
492·4•120 · fn111 trer-". Call 842-4166. BBR + 1Poot.
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P. o: Box 1S60, •
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2Jtl San Joaquin Hi!ls rui *-90o/. LO'ANS"* Ba k Bay ~yd, Across fmm Countq
R.E: SALES ~~~ra~~;~ ~~~~p~~er~ NP11·por1 Cen!c r 644..4:11.0 lST T .D. LOAN -l B " filmily n1\. 2!,S ba. Club. $240. _mo. ~16 ,
l 'M LOOKING FOR 111r K£"nn.1. &1'1--8711. Lots for Sale 170 71h"'~ l1'~EREST Hu e pat!o· New 'carpet £: 2 BDR.:'1 hou1i~, marril"lf COU·
··PROFESSIONAL LoY.'ei;t rates In Oran'l"f' Co. r. S3j(} Mo. No petB. pl_e ~y. children ok. 134
SALESMEN ·-... Newport Heights Dena. Point Hilltop 642•2171 S45-06· 67;,..2723 ~tr. \Viest Virg1n111 PL. &12-3918
R-1 Residential LtJ!
BE YOUR O\\'N· BOSS SPECIALS UTWthstrur:ralilP C""'r;lline CALL Eb ~li-9li04 "" KASABIAN viP.11,;· 90' lr!i;:f'. on !wo
REAL ESTATE 4 BOP.YI. 2 Ba. Br1;:-ht S! r;trte!.~. $~1.000~ Term~
-~~====co--~"ery. J...;iri:e Jot. NP 11 r P .R. \\lr:yn M2-883.1 11nrl
5 BEDROOMS! r\f"1vpor1 11111 ....... S29,900 646-3771 4Eve. & \\'/[L * 3 CAR GARAGE * 3 BOP.:\!. 2 B;i . Family rm.
Lo Down/ Ou tPt ~trePt. O"looks f)Ark.
Low est I W' r Nt>"110rt 111~ •• $2!1.500
O"'n'"r 11111 hrlp \\ •n 3~ DR~!. 2 Ba . f"amllv rrn.
pymt. C;in't bear this! e. room11. Ch.11rtning.' Nr..ai-
HAFFDAL REALTY eWJ'.IO!'J..Htll ······ $.34.7:ll
842·4405< Eves. 5/jT~t 2 VIE\V 10411 in l\'ewporf 1
Hts . : •• $17,500 And $29.000
. SELLING cu,t .;. "''""
Free 11ppr.11i,.,al • \\le r'buy ~-, YOUR HOME? ' ~
f'Qu llles. PrrsoMl ah e11tlon. • L TY -Nt1r wport P•1t OrflC"t 2J ·yrs. ex~riertt.
, COLLI:-.'S"J' ;.1i'A'ITS Newport Sh,ore1
• -REAI.TOP..S -SPECIALI'.sr~ in home ialn !162·~i;i2.l --5~B~E"O"'~R"'O~O"'.M=S"I --·1,; reryral~. Nt1\·pon Shnr?b. C!Y"'OOd Rt'alty ~1290
3 BATHROOMS!' San Juerr Capi-'rano \.(lw Down! 'l.n1v Jntrfl&I!,
$.l~.·Owner Wl'il help ~th DUPLLX LOTS
d!'l'"n ('laym( · Good lev~I corner lot. Neai
HAFFDAL REAL tY Pa11sa.des School. o n 1 y
A-12-4·10:1 • Eves: 5-1\.2"46 S9.7:i0, ... ... ·
ASKING $23,000. • __,,
VACANTI SU,8MlTI Full Muma "1ew. Sttteu. tll'i
... O~NE R ANXIOUS* :u~'· UnusualJy large.
Loi';· dov.•"! L..ov,ely ~·con-CAP1ST'RA)i0-VALLEY
do! '"'"' Mo<k. L '"'1124 HAFFOAilREALTY ~RE-A~)Y--~~·---
S.12-4-105 , ,. Eve:1. 541.:z.116 Saf\t• Ana Heights ----.. -1.ARCE 5 ar., .;l Ba: verY OWNER 5'AYS
'5""" hom• in '""L'•"'· ,..,ELL'.;!!! .' f .V. ~b &: 11hppnr: cntr.. 3 .
~II VA. ntA, Cnnv. Unde~ Shilrp 3 betll"N)m on larie
curr. llJkt pnc:,, DEAN t'lt-.AJSii TU..:;, VA loan .
RE4l.TY 5.'\7527. Total pa~ts SlA6. month ,
'J14,500 to $19,950 ., _,,,,;. i<d<t<td to 12.l.5f10.
1 It. 2 Br. HOUSES. \'ou Call now for det1Ut. . ~f.Jc,. tht te.rn'l.1. Av•U no . FULLER lf:lEAL TY
DEA."\ R&ALTY .s.JS..i~ZT s.&-08'14 Anytime
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Servi~ Harhor 3rea. 71 yr!. Go.unt def M~r 2·BR Hou1e M · J. -Al!O . Bat h. Apt1.
ortg19e1, .J· NICE 3 Br, fam. hOme. on 333 ,E. 21sf St., C.M.
r t Deeds · 261r corner nr beach. Bll-lns,1---.--'--~----·,
: $45,000 2nd TD, frplc. $23.i/mn 675-0621 East" Bluff. ~i1t only,
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Layton Coa11, il4/646--54Sl, DAILY PILOT classified ad j ih~rn ' hools v .
11110 16th St., No. G2QS • .N.B. -c11.ll 642-5678 ~t. ~ean f·w':J1m1.' SJT5
TRUST DEEDS WANTED For that llem under $50, Per month. .
J Cash for 2nd TD try the PeMY Pincher · <Broker Co-op lnvitedl e e 67a.<l140 e e 64"'67S Now! EASTB~UFF REAL TY
, -644-1133 Anytime
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\Vamtr & Marnolla. Avail Dec~ lCITh. For appt call C2Ul
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DELUXE"3 BR Twnhie, trpl:
patio, encl. dbl. a;ar .• plush
cptg. drps. $2j(J, \Vill co~
1ide.r lurnish!na. 9&2..3326.
Irvine
3 BR .• ~ batha, f'urnkhea
· Turtle Rock ••.••••••. $3'0
3..f3R, 2 ba .. atrium .... $3a3i
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Hunt! ...... IMclt Gwral Costa -c..-.. Mar . . Cotta;-· Rat· lllodl Nowport,,8"ch Furn. O• Unlurn. 370 NEWPORT C,INTEll
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BEACH PARK NEWPOR.T Newport -' 1 GRoUND FLOOR ..;,a ~~ ~: 11 i : ~~~: ::: a· ~ AP~R~~~':.i-s '. VIiia Gt.-la 1'f>h. APARTMENTS OAKWOOD GARDEN' 2;;::t~~~~ ,:--::,:;
tn.lry rm, 2 ur ,.,, Ad1~~·l Go..2111:·m..tri0 ~~ ~IM A!r-Contf • Frplc'• .. 3 swim· ~=--=~~~!:1=. Bachelot, l !" 2 Bed:roonu, Ap11rtments wanli~ ldenilty. b:cel.
..... .,. achoola· & lo~ New Concept 2 BR· Sl40 Mo no childrea. _ ~:...-.., ming Pool8' • Htt.Jtff Spa. llvln,i .,, q~ surround1'1I aM Townhoulll!1. Spa, pooh, (Re4ort Livin1 for Single A parldng. fiOc per ~nib per
lhepa. Avall Dtc. 4, no Ptti ~ :t2S7·2al Tenrill Ctt, • C&mt '.1: Bit. fGt famll.)' wil,h Children. tennla. From $170. Acrou MaJTled Adult1J 1 • ft.· •
(2U) 675-4036 FURNITURE RENTAL' Mapl" CM. ' . 1 • .oBR.N 11!'..::..~--lianl Room1 B.E . .:._00' M N•u O>rona d•l M., High fromFublonl~"'dat Jam. Newport Be.ch Wnloy N. "Taylor Co.
• • &ou::u, .-..._-a. un School. Flreplf.CI!, \\'et '?ar & borH A San Joaquin HlllJ 161h al Irvine Reiltori ' FOR ~EASE 1 BR Sl.15. New cpta, bltN.' 1'11e:Plaett I priV: paU.. FROM $156 ·buili·ln .~tehm •PPli•nces. Road$. cnt) &'4·1900. ' &15-lliOO nr 642-3170 2'Ul San Jo.Quin H~· Rd. O,.,.ION' 0 BUY * Mdl1th to M4ntb . AduJ ... call alt« s" ..... -. T-Ooofilt'l ·lildat. MEDITERRANC•N ••• GO 64+299
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•• ,. "t lOOt.' Purcha£e bptio:i ends. &CS-3170. 9Q) Sea !Ant. CdM "'"Xll • 'i""' ~ A.Ml S WAY 1 LIDO ISLE ·3 ·BR, 2 BA, VISTA DEL MESA NewPQrt,_ Center 644...f!IJ.0
-.... •BA, drps, 11h&t <rptr, * Wide Seleet!On. · CU" ........... _ ,,_ _ _. u.....1 Vil.LAGE Cbllfi,woll, ~anktt k Co. frple, cpls, drps, patio, Ap.rtments DESK 11*'9 avaUable S1Q
MW pliilt inside &: Ottt. Ou\. Style~ D•na Polrrt• ..__ ......-bf .,..._ ~·-~ P.fariag1ng Agent garag'-, Near 1 hop p I n I . 1 &: 2 BR. Furn. I: Unf. Diab-mo. WUl ~ furnlhft
&id(.'.•ta.w&ts a1 dlrqe. * 2'...Jiour_DeliY!ry -..-...,SING="LE"'"'C'"'TV"'·"',POOL;=,,_,,P.,.itta -NEW -* .~ ~f~, C.M Huntfngton-Be-actt~ Adultr. $290 .. lse. ShoWn -warhe:t"' ~stow A'"'ltefrir• at-ts UIO.~Arawttb:C·~ -
Clo6e_ tD '9Cboola.. 146-7368 -•· D'"A '"nlNA INN • Sat-Sun 11-t oni... 101 Via Sh .... C"l'l'g.r ... Rec -nter. avdable .. 305 No. !'I ~···~. • ' w;. ,...~ ••uu.. • 'lB'R.. 2-ba.ths: u~,:-. Car· RENTAL, OP'l'JCE '{ ·-...... '""' ~ · "1ll ~--1 ~ •• D Pt ~~· ~ -• 0 HI An~1. (Ilt) 753-a'119. · RENT Staru .... ," : Cami.no. Real, If.• ~ ~ ••• ,. · • .. ~ &' ~. End. -·' · v•EI< 10 AM 'IO 8 r .. ~ N BEAC "~ · EXEC.· t;ypt lux 4 BA., 3 ~ ~ " "'" ""-t'""' •-SE'CLIFF M·-A ,.., ·Tustin.& M:;;:D rive Oeqieote. 497-f.O'J •• ,. •·-. . ~ Huntington Boach •1•. Comp. bltno. PriV&,. 1811 • ~ --· P * . ., ... * 3 '"'RY .,.,.,,-nd "'°' J , -· ~· ~ nn, .... .,,,. -=rn=-tlO. 7llOll"'"""' =a,,., Ylll:A co VA BR. $100 Uhf $115 furn ~~ '" ~ .. ~ bltns.+stereo,sha1.etc. ~----1 BR. tu.rn S125 /mo.·pa • 2BRUnfunlFr.$230/mo. ' ' · fices. 17877 Beach Blvd. :mf1 .. ft. PrffH-beach i.;.,,. ... ..J month, yearly. ,,,, · FurnifJ.lre• Avaia.ble · Cpts, drpa. bltru:, Cub dbpl, "-· (2ll) 3'~ _1• D 1
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.._... 517 \\l', 19th. CM ~!-~ Ovtrloo ..... ,. ,,.,aut. Jllnlen . , QUIE1'-SAFE Carpel!4ra.pe ... -dbhwaaber ~ , Plaee.ntl& Ave •. Ask j v ... ·ner .....,., ~ llY •.
area nr N~·pott: $325/mo. 2?5fi N . .i\1ain, SA 547.{)314 patio k JIOOI. Adu!.t•. no pe13. •, _,TMOla ' o fNt•• n .-k o ... 1 heated .......:i ........ __.._ ... ,. about our d11COUnt, MS-2682. Business Rei!fal , 4U l"---J~ail Dec. :16. (ttl) 429-28j8 1035 12th Sto· Acroa trom - -... DAO,: '--J )IUUI ....., __ .~.,... -,
· 2 BR. 2 ·BA. mob home. COif·Ulboe liltnd Lake Pa.rli. SJS..2692. -··r· 1 L& SUPER • rte room:-oee&ll: 'Views Sant• Ant SHOWROOM mfc .. " office
course &: at beh. No •BAYPORT 40 Unit Adult pa~ty-~~.. I.;;~~~~~~~;;. ,.R_...,, __ • _____ 400_. spa~. Ckis_e tn Lquna Joe.
chlldre IL 536-3950 \VI~'TER ttntal, l &. turn. ... LC l BR funi •Pta. ntrt Aperlment Compl•x ~,,,.., ,.._..... .. cru•y BE BEAT $95 to $155 mo. 494-4653.
n °' pe · El•< bl-· •~ •--utif bt<m """ -· drpo, di!>· • BAYVIEW --· " '"~'"" .. •HUNTINGTON Rn FURN room. ho m • at. """-.......... ..,,.lo '·t ••.,ot ' ..-. _,,,,, u.;, \li d' t .... N •-· · r ""IY" "" ""'"r vnJ• COSTA MESA, 991 \V, 19th. ,-Dr..........,, • -'· qu.., · .....,, W'·t· .... n=t Eo•••-......, ....... "E". isp .. Pl ·• . r ,.... ........ nc'lng tbe quiet Opelllnl I BR $1~ I PACIFIC mosphere, Good location, n-1229 S ... ""'.nee ... ..., o:t•~ H · a1 Util .. aid Adi • -mo, Omo. -SINGLE·-RY 127x!IO Comer C l or M·l. AO!'U at Df!lay,·are r, ospit . .,..... . ta. of Bayport Apts • , , lot 2 BR $170 t ~lv kitchen priv's, $5S mo. Ha · FURN .a~ &l~incl ~· S163. 1i676 c:arntton. M2-Sl92 ,.\du.ltJ : ~ the aliabtlyJeq HEAT GAS ;'~ ,;;o· 711 OCEAN AVE .. H.B. South Sea Atrnosphmoe ~3-5998. $220. mo. 642·3490.
s mt.-.Condo, 11,I BA, pools, 2(21lBl~"': ... ;.,mo •. u . $125-LRG Modm'ft l • BR. quiet Optninl:. ot Bayview --·El·-Ave ,_ J Cn4) 536--1487 2 BR, • 2 BATHS!. ~.;;E;;E;;P"I"N"G-,.,,,==m-=$60=--=-m-o lnclustrlti rtent•I . 450 I bbou.s · ....... ,.u.w c · .i-red Apts. for Jamili"-_, ""'' , · ..; '-'0 • Ole open 10 am-6 pm Daily Cari>etl • drpl r-• cu ' t, patio. iaraze Balb .. P••lnsult ·· Pts, ""'t-• re, nr ocean. Call ITI4l 644-5555 ~ Mn. Sketch \\'ILLIAM WALTERS 00. .., ... Condi.w-1 ~ prlv entr & bath. Adults, no w/1tcrap, · nr the-"tiaeh: -· . ll~ Chlcqo. 53 6 • 15 06 , 541--4741 .._. -t"-... pe:r.s. 2ll.'i Elden, Mgr .. Apt. 6 982-&.l8i6 a.ft !i pm. e ·~WK , Up .• On n-... .847-5169 · NEAT 2 BR, 1 BA, nev.•ly _____, c:7_. Private Patiot SLEEPING . .u.J • v..--..: , shop-~ BEACHWOOD APTS. HEATED POOt: room, pr1v. en· 2 itiRM,.., crpu. dhl. &ar~. Lovely Bach· 1 BR. ..Roana Legun1 Buth dee .. frp\1.', 'PJ'I nr DELUXE' Brand new l-2-3 BR'. 'iii blk Plenty oJ lawn trance, priv toilet. $65 per
eJec. bltn1, R&O. torc«t All'. MaiC Sl'rvfoe. Pool. -Util. · ping, nM. 548-5003 APARTMENTS to BEACH' Cpt drp bltn Carport k Stora&e mo. Cost& Mesa. 645-0878. Gd. loe. 't6Z-003. Pd.-BACHELOR An, tMe ever C f M M .._. C d F~ 3 · s, 5, s, """' 1 lt:as~ _ S1SO mq,_ incl 01 • e ~ f'tr on · • .,.e·1 • SWim· irplC. US ~th St., RB. n•DDEN VILLAGE Bedrm,.priv bath & small
3 BR. 2 BA, din. rm. , ~~•-Cal_I _~ __ 40...,..,.,•,.,..-utilities. Acm~~ lrom ocean ml~ Pools -Health Spe • 847-3957 2500 South Salt&· den in q\dft h:tme:~-
For L•••• Cost• Mti1a
1440 SQ. FT. ~
lnduMriAI space nr N@"'port.
San Diegc Frwy. 293o Grace
Ln (So •• of Baker, E. cf
Belt arta • Sno. 2 BR. apt yt"at round 11!'1.st. "'3'""' Ttrini• Crts • Game It Bil· e CHEZ ORO APTS. e Santa Ana e ~1525 in. ~ mo'. CM: sa:..5841
& park. 4--....... FAIRWAY ,,.~ -""' ·~ ' ~-eau 841-~ A&enl Ocellront Balboa PtllUISU• <UU m. 8234 Atlanta. 1-2-3 BR'g, :a::: M-1, ..-. sq t W/O~ •
• ~ .t:~.1 SUS MO. UP; $40 Wk., Bach. 1 BEDROOM "'-I ~· t cl __ , ~!!!!!!!!!"!'!"'"'!''!!"~!!!!"" 'PRtvAtE eiiti-ance &: bl.th. hath '150 mo. -oq ft •--unt IMch 1a.Newlydeoorated. ~ ·..-,,., .-1 1vae o:.n1 1ar 1'' OCC • -
Fairvi!'v.r, !.-' ml.) ~
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daily, 557.~ (If m47ll.
-. UtU pd. Color 'JV. Cnst'ent FRON $155 • • 3 Heated Poola. ear · · · .v.·/oUice, 2 balhll, · lrg rear
e-'C.;...,.ey_C._ttar...,..,•_!_B_"_"'. ICororit del Mar · -Bay Bcb. 494-2508, 675-4367. VILLA APJS. MEDITERRANEAN Washertd~r. 53&-0336. IA.rre C1ubhou.le ·ete. BBQ I :-=&1~>-<_i_7b~'-'-54~1Hl600--,.~ door, S3kmo. U40 l.oga.n
• ahops, tum. util iJ;lcl. $1sh lo-tAGNIFICENT View, * blk Newport Beach VILLAGE 2 ~ 3 BR's. S140 UP. PaKA~. Child Care CenM GOOD quarters for working St, c.~l. Dys: 646-:iOl.1,
ALA Renttll e 645-3900 to ocnn. 1 Br, $195/mo. 2 l -S BR's ' pool, chil~n. MORA 1 Great new 1 'i &: 3 Bdrml m111 o~'er 30, priv entr. ~I eyes: 64lHl68t. , _
incld t.nil .. 25oo Seavit.,.., OCEANFRONT. \V i n te r, Ptfnte patio pool. lndl.v. .2iO:J Harbor Blvd., C.M. Apts.18881 Mora Kai Ln .. JAi From $149 aft 6 pm, 646-5689. COSTA MESA
• .St!ps to Beach • 1 Br, Cdlt Various Loe:. ~-2-3 brs. -laundry tae." . (n4) 557.tmo blk.·E . of Be;ieh. 962-8994. SOUTH COAST Costa Mu•
-.... ~efria:. ehiRTfPf!t. SlSO 1,.C==----~~ Adults only, no · U,.tL. Ne'tt oi-qe Co. Ajzp)rt A --AEN'I'AL OFFICE WALk TO BEACH I VILLAS .~ Sq. ft. ill'ttt tmntase.
ALA R•nttl1. 64.s..3900 NlCELY tum bach. Pvt. fi7l-3188. ,. UC!~ • ' OPEN'"10 -A-M~-PM ~y 1. 2 I< 3 BR's. Cpu, •• ,.. Ma-•-•ur Blvd. PRr.· room av.11.il w/loving (},'head l'lid!' door. $225 mo. • \V.UC. to Ba~---includ .i.wJ <;tUU> 959 W. 17lh Sr. TI4: 639-3110.
1 .... ·. OCEAN · w .walk ·to beh, util. No --"'ng. •= ,537• l Blk 'I'.o Bch. Clean 1 br. 20122 Santa Ave. 1 BEDROOM APT. drps. bltllS', "d'"'·hr.·847-3957. 546-8823' ·care for ambulatory male· ... """' ,....... v-"'-J ·" A •A ii~l/-iiihii'Oihrii'R'"i".-:::c:--.:::O::::::::.., ___ I f I Bal d d' t IRVINE.J...i.....t'l. area. 4,000 frpl c, btamed cellint. 2 bri • . Child/pet ck. \Vinttr SUS ....... """ .. o:.'!8~5 o-H (Upstairs) BEACHBLUFF APTS Apts., .::z:.~a e. 540-~cea.tt 6
1' · sq. ft. ·~ for li&ht i ba. partially" f1'J'l'.I, wuher. GUEST room w/pnvate enL mo. 646-4071 or 642-9955. ......,.__. a Wood tlOOl'l, ralllte re· Spae. 2 Br 2 Ba. Pool, Pa· . Furn or Unfurn. 370 or · · manulacturing. sPrinklered
$260. years leue. !llaturt ~"ba,th7~·~!_.,,_~ach-• lhopnc. 1-BDRM. ftmt; Pool._blk to Park-like Surrouncllnt frige_ tor. G111.i water Paid. tio. Dl)N. 8231 EUi.s. 8'2-7&U ' . Guest Home , 415 R. r orney Realtor 5'6-3M2
adu11s. Call 5l5'J25C <7141 --"-·---~-' ----1 ocean. 1ina:le. adult~ $135. QUIET~. EJ.UXE 3 BE°o~~M· APT . sruDro · 2 Br:, 1~ Ba,. pri B.aJboa lsl1~ -* PRIVATE ROOM Stor•a• 4S5
·./ alter 6 p'm. Cost• ·Mes• •. · 675-2115 or 646-2S9& ev@!. 1·2 " 2 hi1hs RIO s1 · I • yrd, enci. gar;_ nr park, 3 Br. 2 Ba, all el!'ct kitchen. For e!Oerly -t'lion. Brigh"
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Llgun1 HJlls 1-BR. l Blk. to beach. Adults l;;, pa~* .' b ~ s110: ' · ni e garag!', grade &: hi ~his. ~69. on beach. 308\S s. Ba.yfront ('httry g;ird;~ surround.ings.
NEW.WORLD 3 BA . 2 B>. Casa. clel ()rq onty nr.o Yrly leaee hbpc. 1 Roy Mc.Cardle· R•eltor 2· br, crpts-, drps, $ar. Balboa lslantl. Call ~77J7 NulritioUs meal~. 548-4753. STORAGE GARAGI
·· • ' : ' N'pt. Beach Rl'-Y.; 675--1642 M•rtfn1que . Apts. 541-7729 . · ovein/ran1e, laud. nn. Child s!t 5. Winter <1r yearly. $20.00 ,priv • patic, pool ·~ .prMI. ALL U'J"JJ.,f.l'JES PAID-· o K SllS 847 ,,,,. Rentals to· Share 430 N H H N 8 Volley)lU crt1. BJtns. refri&' Compare you rint. Apt •. Unturn. 365 1m e&nfa Ana Aw .. ~ . ~ . . . -7Vl)'I. Costa Me•• r.· oag osp., ... ~
·A: w/w Crpt. $26/mo. Ctlltom -fe&turinl': MIJ'. Apt ll3 ~ •BEAt.rnruL GROUNDS• 2 Br 1~ ba studio, encl -~ • LAW 1utdent desires pro-ED RIDDLE RL'J'R.. ~ ~sn or 968-6976 a Spa ·v1 kitchen ·wim u,.Ge ;;.;;.na~.;.'°;;.'--~~· ____ * * * SPANISH DECOR. Gu &: &~. tncd yrd, $150. mo. fes:o;ional man or student to Rentals Wanted 460
dirt lighting NEW l A: 2 Bf!drm. i w.ate:r pd. Gar, p ool, laund. facil. 842-4549. share furn 2 BR apt, CdM.
Mew Verd• e S@pe.n.tf-: !i!n'r ·a.rea apartmenta: with 'poo1. •ll'~nd.~ Rec ball. lndry, LOVELY 1 BR, ia.s & water · BRAND NEW 644-3633 wk<j.fs betv.'11 8:30 &: GARAGE' or small bulldinl
MESA VERDE· 3 master • Home·lil<f(&tor&&e FROM-S115. ADut 1 br-Sll1i up. 2 Br 115.5. paid, $125. Child or-'°"Jpet From $145. Dbhwa1her. shag 4:30. for storage in Corona deJ
bedrooms. f&mily room. • Private patios $1 SS. NEW 1 IR. 2Jll D~n Ave., C . .i\1. up. 160 W. 'Vllson._ C.M. welcome. 546-7860, 842-lOO'l.: cai;peting, walk-in· clOfel.s. 'lnf-....R'°'oo=M"°i\-l"A"°T"°E,..n-,......,..,..,..,,,.im-~M~or~. ~,.....,.,~~·~~~~!
fireplace, pliah carpl'tina: • Closed I~ wlslm'~I!' 64.>5780 See mana1er, Apt. 1. Fqrced air heat. extra large met!, 1_g" 25-:J9, no childttn.
and drapes. ·Prestige .~· e Full length marble ~pUll-· POOLSIDE WESTBAY ELDEN Laguna Beach _ roorhs. Beautiful garile room, for ni~ 4. bdrm house. Near I f[j]
S300 • month. Bkr. DO fee. man Bdrms A~!RT~INTC M * * * GABL.ES & SEVILLE" ;~ M0«is St Bch. 1 BR. :•t~ PDOI. B~~·s. encl: OCach in Huntington Beach, , P~ 41
54Q..172Q. :·;::·s_i Barbequfs , '1ur-2311 E en ve., .' • BAY MEADOW APTS. Lg 2 B:r v.•J pr1 gar. Adlts, 11,J Ba, pool. Sl'ia/up. 2175 ~a~. quie gu~ . $110. incl ulil. 96&-j797. ~;;;;~;;;;;;~·~~I
LGE 4 BR, 2 BA, ntv.'\y 645-5780 ~am ii' -~ai:~ S. Cst Hwy No. 12. 494--8103, inl!'s If-, ?<>se to liflopping. NEED male roommale to rounded with pl~ land· .* * * ce ings, ~·r. c p s, d r p 1, b It n 1 , "-'"' ,,_~43 Adult liv1ns:. no pef:c. painted .. drapl'd & erptd, 2 ACaJ!ing priv patioa, reaeatiofl fa· sou p~led. Fncd yrd "''' ·'*""9( • l:L C . ROOVA APTS. 11haN; apt & expenses. 177 Personals • no
patiot., $280. ~281 Adult 0 livif\t Ill _ita-htst NEVE'R. been Hve:d in. 3 bed· ci!Hies. AU adultl, no pet!. p_ati \\'tr pd. Gardener OCEAN View, 2 Br a.p ts. 2077 le St. 642--MiO E. 22nd, C.M. -apt 14.
Mii&lon Vl•lo , t.a_ra:e i:-mtS175 room, luxury apartment, e 2 BR't FROM AS LO\V ri1ain Call btwn 1• & S ·F'urn/unfurn ref. Sl8S-S2'l5. Near H {I< Hamiltan St. 646-5467. . AJtrol.cii'y is in! ~
4 Br,. 2 ha. new.b' .aptd &:
laridsCaped, fenc~t a i I'
cood. $!00 11\0. m-3840.
Nawport Buch
tmLniEs FREE 1unken living room,; .story j ; $15!i/mo. 636-41 ' 494-2967. ...-'"' MAN °' woman to share Av&ll&ble tor ·the lirst tiriie,
365 \V, Wibon 642-l971 io\lmhOuse, new deluxa shag SB7 W. Bay st., C.M. 2437 Oi' ~ Avt "G" $155 OCEAN front, Lag u n J. v~iy home 1 n CdM. '123,. )'(]Ur Individual Cusf<lm·
carpeting .. $250 I ?Ji"o n t b. CAll 6'6-0073 :1619 Ana Ave "l" Sl.55 ~yall!' 2 br, 2 ba, adults. No .smoloc'rs .• Ref's. 67~. ,.Jade Horoscope • IncJLJd.
, 1 BEDROOM APT. Agent. 546-8960. ALL6 UELNEl.!,!.TC '* 2 lath $450 i.se. 499-1075. PAlM ESCIATINAGPTS. Garages for Rent 435 es perscnality description; Furnlshed $105 WALK to &hoppina et~. 2 ... ,ru health hints, compaJibillb'
Adultlr No Pets , ' bedroom t l65/month with UPSTAIRS tl50. Llvins m with cathedral Laguna Niguel MINUTES ~NWPT. BCH. ~ or lge rioUbJe< g3rage for fiLtgge~tions . k you.r 1'>!!1h
OCEANf'RONT. LEASE Roy McCardle R. ealtor recreation room and J•,_ • DOWNsrAIRS S165. qtrple, Se~t• LAGUNA NIGUEL FURN. 0 UNFURJ'lf. storage. $15. mo See alter chart beautifully fra1td & ~ 2 '· ·' 'bltru -.. -LL M 6 PM a. Encl "•tio. Unbelievably I "pts, hu.. O CM 1 -• ~ · 3 "'• ...., au. e.iec • l'.a•7n9 wa1k·•'n d-. Arent. , anoger alt • • ..... APARTMENITS 5:30pm.154:l range, .. • J:ass=. rl"•ce S14.95. Send, · ' ~ """".., pool Jacuzzi elect bltiiii ~ tt.sp. 1amily-ttfl. re q • 546·8660. · 642-1131 Swimmin1 .l children'1 1 &. 2 Bedrooms. from Sl7S . . • Office Rental +IO flame, Addres5, birth month,
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673-Qll9 or SJS-8233. 1 --~~=~~=-HOLIDA A'l'A playground $lJO shag crpls, a~. sauna, year, place or birth & time * SUPER 1 BR. S,135 A month ltl O>sta Mesi. _ Y PL~ HARBO. GREENS Hillside setting, privacy etc.~Adults, no pets: · -~,..,,-,,~---::,....,-CL 305 nwpt heh
3 SDR..'f., 2 Bath, frplc>
Qpt/drpl. ftnced y ~ ra
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fer rent. S275 to S350.
' Caywood_ Re.llt;r 54&-1290
San Clam•nl•
3 ER. 2 BA , dlbwhr. o.View.
adults .. o1l I y. $250. mo.
Avail Dec. l . 544-4294 .
l.c\l'tly turnitt. Frtfida.ire l bedroom with~. A,rent. DELUXE Spacious 1 bdrm S4 35l TV Cab!~. \Vater. Gas SINGLES , ..... , From"SI.35 1860 8, Ne1oiport Blvd,. of birth, if known. ln day
54&M'.l. unfurn aiJ1. Sl20 + uUl. CrOYo'll Valley Prkwy &. Aloma 1 BEDRi\'l ••.•.• f'rnm s140 nPxt to RPal Esta ti!' offict!· -delivery. P. 0 . Box 622, Bal·
epp!'i. frost . frtt reb'i,&, FREE t.o l•·dl-~". • -i u• H ted ..,,,.s p1 kn NEWLY 0 ORATED 495-<1272 499-22n and Coil! shop. S85. per mo. boa, Calif.,92001. Make check e. n..ttn u bed Cpt/d"" ., "'-.... .uc ea t"'V'• am e pr g. or 2 BEDRM ...... From SIM bl T
"'IU • .,.. Ad.Its, no-·. 1965 Pomona, Charmin&: l B duplex. NeW Open 10 AM to 9 P:-01 You'•• n'ght, th• '' ·-•,-. L ach en my e r R e a 1 t y paya e 10: h!' Sun Sirn. Adults. N~ yng cpt ro h~lp fill ;your vacancies. Aa:ent.. CM ~-••~ " ''° ·-~dot Now •o Cht' Im , 54&86611 ' • carp, drapet: &: J>lllnt. Lovt·· Lo'do lol• -ietd• 1561 Me1a'Dr. '"'"...,.~o v• ".?r is 11.1. u managu. 2220 Elden. · ,,., .
646-mS · Back Biy $210, NEW ly gH'den cu ndings. Ma-(5 blks trOm Ne"1J Bl~) DESK space avallable S50 \\'HY not 1urprlse ·her m
· ture aduJta Y. Sl30. ADULTS dlx '2 br l~ bll, 2 546-9860 mo. Will provide furniture Christmas?' '-i caral Dli·
· $30 Wk. Up Aptf. VIEW c°A= k,~~ 548-6920 car 2ar, bUns, ~~-lrplc, \ at· SS mo. Answering service mond ring, TiUany 1ietttns.
'$18-$25 Wk. Motel Rms 2 br, crpl/drps, bltnl, pool. lSI E 21 t St ·c M AU. electric. 2 ~r. etpt.s, crpf.s/drp1. Nr Lido Shop'g. HACIENDA: avallabl". 222 Forest Ave, Retail value< j600. A1kinc
$6 Night & Up . Sl i'O. 613-3600. 'MLllll6"* • • Drps, encl a:araal\ close to" S295. on I~. 5 4 4-20 4 5, HARBOR Li.guna Beach. 494-9466 $'2A5. Su rprise • Cmatchina;
SUNNY ACRES ' BalbOt laltnd * -bus &. theater. dlta. no .fi75-. .2(1 AVOCADO srR~ET A IRPORT CENTER Lady's .l man·1 weddinz
MOTEL -...... NR. new Ira l BR, bltns, r>@ ts. Avail Dec. t. $155. 2 BR. + 1·':4 Mths. ']. Adult hving. No ts Dt'tuxe 1, 2 & 3 room offiCes bands,-never ,.,·orn ~
Condominiums Thll ad \\'1)fth S5 en r@nf. * BRANO NEW * dshW5r. d~. ~haa: SI'N· 645-3515 or 64-4-0753 Ariults on! Deluxe l " 2 BR. ool Adjacent Airporler Hc1el. F REE!) Can 54&-STIO after
Unfurl\. 320 237& Npt Blvd7 O\l 5'&-9755 DELµX! UNIT Nile lite view. ~ ~ e LIKE A HOME e 67~3fi6.1 arage. Dishwshr. Paid util. Lowest ralcs, full services. 6 pm & v.·pekernl~.
l·N°'o_w_po_rt_Ba,,_.ach_,,..---Unbelfevebly Betutiful l&t time otfued. Wf\V carp.. P'!~· $155 mo. 411 Beautiful 3 BR, 21iii1 ba. J COZY .2 BR, 2 BA. bi:ty view. FRO~ Sl!iO. 646-1204 83..1-2840 or &.'Jl.3223 Wkdays SPIRITUAL READINGS
VAL D' ISERE Gard!'n Apm. dra..pe:s, bltns, &'UA~. Beam 5p • slCT)', 1600 1q. fl. Sha& cpts, S275. m<r. Jt'\:ise. Adults, no ~ . BAY VIEW OFFICES Advice" on all matten
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2 BR A: convert den. 2~
· ba, rua:s: drp1 & bltnt. $360.
Adu!:. • no pet&.-Flo'Nel'!I ct>il"s., 2 bdrm .. year].y, $2?j SPAC 2·& 3 Br apt $140 up. l.J'f! mod. k1tch, lf!p. Dr, petl'i. 675--7477 alt 5:30. * 1. RAN NEW * Deluxe, Air Conditioned, Da lly 10 A'.\f-10 PM
everywhtte. S!rtam & Pf'r O\fonth. Htd pool, play yd, cpUdl'ps, wuh rm. Sl95. 546-1152. • • rf't'!ecorated. Lido Mu 312 N. El Camino Rta1
\Vaterta.ll, 45' pool Rec. Rm, . SOME~ ft.EAL TY blt111, pa,lio. Kids ok. LARGE 3 BR. 2 SA. iep Me1e Verde .. La Costa Apts. Rralonomics Bier. 6r;)-f;700 -San Clemen1e 1
Sauna, Sits 1-2 Bdrm, Furn. 306.. .i\-larill!'. Balhoa Island 2206 College No. 5 642r-7!l35. unll, E. 18th st: Closed l & 2 BR. bllns. swimmina: DESK sriace .11.vailable S50 492-9136· ~92-9034
. Condo. Furn. or Unturn. f{'om S135, SEE IT: 67S.4000 199f Maple No.-3 642--3813 gar11gi, a d ii I I I $17 j, DELUXE 2 & ~ BR, 2 Ba., -pool. lanai, bar-)>que & gar-mo. \Viii proyide furn!~ l>lSCOVER Dl'SCOVERY' :
32S m Parsorui. 642-'610,l CHARMING &: 1paclom 2 DELUX: 2 BR. 2 BA, Bltns, 540-4431, encl aar Sl.50. up. Rental age. All util pd: Sf50 to $170. al SS mo. Anirwerin!I'. service Find YOURSELF in SomtMl!I'
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1 _..,.U_n_f_u~'"-·-----LARGE l br apt. completely Br., ~ ha., on Little< Tsla'!rl, Dllhwash, sh a 1 _erpts, , 1 Ofe. 3095 Mace A v e. -Adullll; no pets.~ ... a.vallab,le.1787S &acb Bl.yd. Else · • n6o & month. 2 bedloom, 2 . furn 'd, ioe:tnc. 1 , dswhr, G~and Canal. Frpl. A pa ho. fl'o1Ues1 ttfri& Elee frplc * .~uxe 2. Br., l ~ Ba, 54&-lo.14. 354 Avocadc, 01. 6'12-9708 Huntington Bea~. 64i..c21 Call now • No cibllptlort :,
$350 .i\fo yearly ' ' crpt I drp, stv I DIW, itllr. N •-h (7141 83:'~115 1213) 387-1193 · ( l>&th; bullt..tn1, c:upetinz, garbllgl!' dispoMl, nt1y. . ·· • !I'S.I''". •
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• draPt•· · 'J:&rbeU ,r;o• fee'. p;untfl'd . & pan!'l!'d, \Vinton. Realtor 67~Jl31 • ,,... AM'l\ZING Adult LI v Ing Air·cond., lO rpomi. 4.25 N. NATIONALY RECOGNIZED
·' 962-ne& .. ,,. •• : 642-~73. 8tlbot P•nin1ul• NEWLY DECORATED NE\V l. 2 &: 3 BR, €'J>'-'· e NOW ,OPEN e Beaut. l &: 2 BR furn or uni Ne:wpon Blvd. SJOO Montlf. ALCOHOLICS Anonymous.
' drps fncd yllJ'd 2515 .t.ldtn Apt.s. St-U clean. cv~M. DAVIS REALTY 642-7000 P'"-ne e,..,_....,7 01'.w•lte' Townhouse Unfum. 3l5 .I BR. Furn 2 1rC ci<Mt'S, 2 BR Wla:u. Displ-Wtr pd. ' ' -BRAND NEW l & 2 Br From D/W (In 2 BrJ digpll, •ha.I "" '"~ •••
" -queen 1i.te ~. prW. dresa· YRLY 2 Br, crpt/drp1, 1uh. Call btv.·n,1A5, 636-4120. A\e S45-l6S7• , $148. Priv patio, billi11rd cpl~. dill!!. jacuzzi 6 &auna 600 sq. ft. $90/mo. P .O. Bo)( 1211. Co8l11. Mesa, ,.~"'· tf~ti~ Betd\ • I inr room, xtr-A lrt room~. dtsposal, 1ara1e. l Olk !"l48 Bernard "A" •.•••• $110 DE.LUXE l Bi , gar. Avail rm, heated pool Y.'/ ja'Cu7.zi, ba!hs. Huie pool. COSTA l\IESA 646-it30 COUNSELING &. info Io t •
-• c • enel aar. Adult.1 only, no ocean <1[ bay. 631 W. Balboa ™ OrB.nge-.Ave ''D" ••• SJ35 'nov.•. Ariults, -no Pf'IS. il35. )luge closets. deep pile· car-Merrimac Woods It's Alwa~ the right time & Abortion. vasectomy&.lldop-ro,vNHti: for rent 2 Slt. pe ts. J lSO/riio, -'Blvd :"6~Z'." 2 BR, 2 BA, crpts/drpi,. Jj() E. Z'lsl. 646-6016 peting, lush 11.ndsta:riin~. 425 ~f~rrimllc WAY C.i\f. always the: r ighl place if t10n. ApCare. 5-12-4~'.\6.
Wasbe:t/dr)'V', bl'tlls. pool 2035 Fullerton; <M Corona .,, ... , bltl}s, wshl'ldeytr, h k p •• LARGE 1 BR. • Sl25 Adulls. You Must Stt Tt115 • * )'01J \VAnt RESULTS! Call • Try .Vil E for 01'11; v.·eek W:il.~ mo. Cll 892-7818. "' ma e ROOMY 2 BR l l'" Ont'! ~102 Birch ~r.. Nev. .. * 2 BEDROOM ,• • AVL now. 1 ,.>. 2 BR. patio, Jat. 2 Kldslno pett. · ·.·'._\ 'N port Beach, $i-42'*6. ll.ii Ba Townhouse concept 6-12-5678 &: place that ad • *FRtE*
· BDRO OM CON· Furn. Pool. Rtt: Rm. Gd. 1a:e hv rm.,cr blk to $16S. Adlt1 64.i-nBl, 673-0507 BRAND NEW ,,,. Beam ceilings, extra l today! Call Ol!;aniKO 636-1651 1.
TINENTAL TOWNHOUSE, Joe. No ch1ldren or JM!ts. ooean, clole to shopping, lBl·H Del Mu·S48-827~ Le \Vll..sON GARDENS.e •Jll' -bedrmr encl s:11!o re:crta·{1jii;iiiiijiiiiiiii!iijiitiiii!iiiiiiiti~iiiil;il!lil
SJW}/Mo. Arent '54S-OS14· ~. newly td. ~n view, 1.fBllA Verde 2 BR upper, Iii BR. 111' BA. Cpt/drp1, 2CMJ2 Santa Ana Ave (Aenigs Uon ,.m, 11una ba.ths. etc. * * * * * *
Newport 8Mc'1· . -+WINTER RATES.-S195.~ 1. 2530 Seaview, NeWly dtcor .. bl.IN, t'rpts, encl . patio, S140. 642-QU. rm kl S.A:i ~~ '?~.~) Adults. Our su·nruiy alltr· / ;;;------------------.... /
*IJI l'•cl p lir , J.1~1e, fu~ Studn 1115. 1 Apt. 5. '. drp1 •. "Adlts, no _fl« t 1. 2 BR.. Qea.n, ~Cpt, drpi, ~~~CES. ~V" pt~:: nQOn B..S-Q's A fJft Art
3 Bit ~·ba· '1. ,~ Br s $125. Adlts. ·no pt!&. SOOTH of hle'hWIY aharp 2 5'0-1$2. $48-52'11, S.150. B/1'1. No Peu. Adult&. Nr. loads of closets Heate.d Le!!!1on1 1t11rtfn( MDn.NS
3 fUt; 2 b&..,::3 a.tt11g_e fllil El~n, Mrr ,Apt. 6· BR. new drps. cpt, Swed.lib JMMAC. 2 Br·· bltira, crtJIJ, 0 .C.C. S140. 962-a86. Pool. Ad , It t, , MA11,aa:er HARB~::EE
REAL'J"Olt ·. ~ LGE_i,_nioely tum. ;l·BR:. apL frpl!!, 1t1ft water; 1undeck. drps, 1Stam ceU!ng,w rrtrta: l\t.m-Vtrde 2 BR. ~Jlpf'r 9'19·1268. '
Townhou , , $.135. G1rqie, 1 a u n d r r, lmmlle. Prlv°'te on rear 11' avail. No pe11. Sl4;,, 1974 bltns, iuaat, nr •hOPPin&: We1lcllff Rlvlera ii~ · ~OVE lN Allowance
l'urn. J: Uttfu n. 340 ·\~!lmen ?nl.,., ct coup!~ . cf lot ovtr 3a.r31f1. Sl.51 ' + W~ce. Adu/ti. no pelt, $140. SpA.cloos 2 B~m. B!9'ts, car· <;J1l~.;~ ~~;
1920-8 \\allace ~Q,..;,'iU S100. D!'pnslt. 67j-()63J, DELUXE ·2 1 BR. BU~•· 54U.l.l7. pel!, .dt11fie1, hellted pool. lTT 'E. 22nd St.'-642-3$45
C..te Men 'l ,': S90 -Now 1 BR Trailer. VACANT: like llttle horn~ A Re!rl&. [)rps \\'fw cpt. Pr1v. E-SIDE 2 BR, crptl, drpr. '-N[_ ~hop'a a.rea.,Adolttr. • ~tADY ELMS-POOL
1 BR ,...~:ly l '1«0T .. .* ~t~. Very nice 2 .SR n'1<1bUt )•ard, 113R Ji ~tud,y. DelUX!' bale. Gu. Lndry rm . bltne. dShw<J:r, encl i•r•ge, • Ask About FI'E'~ent .F'urn, & Unfurn. l &.
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~ llllmf' 111vail 1211;n, . SJ.25. rpt: ~rp!!, trp1 e, ,a!O\'fl , A 962-4180. ~ . m pe!~. · 1. 1800 'Vt!!lcJiff Dr, 1''8 2 BR'lll from Sl.l' tJP . , ·=·· G':!'-~J~ r::e:. 1l2 \\". \\'Uwn. CM 64Mi'ID. ttfi'111 •. S~:l. mn lrwl uti1 * TOWNHOU * Otn• Point IH2·3.W """ DRIVE BY
lnquJN a t 238 flower. SPAC l Br, p::IOI', n r td~\ts, no .pt.ts. 642-~. l ~It 2 BR" Shag cpt, D/\V. ~~BLUFF luxury 2 Br., 147 f''lowtr St. 1 BR. F"urn
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-~hn11. Alil!J, no P"~· Sl~ so. of llwy. Priv. patio, •"lf cle11.n oven, patio. • LARGE 2 Br .. 2 8•. riin rm., 2,, Ba., bltns, trplc...-2 car (n' Untur~. Be!!t lot-11.ll<ln in i8Dr·~1~f;,· nice yard. utJ pri. JJM 1'1~a. trplc .. 3 BR. 2 811. custom 371 w. \Vllaon * s..1R·3605 bl.tn, cpt, drp•. ocean vi•~· !~!'· ...... rooi· rec a r •a. C,M. 64&00'20, 646-3815.
ta O·"Y· . . . M&-0336. ·.·• di.iplr)(, S.l25 Per i\lo. 'j SHARP .. dean I.rt:. 2 Bt· bt,ICf>ny, 1ii ml. to Dana tl't't""l1'tW. t
,. "n~ ~ 15 , LGRr 1 br. util. pet. $115. ,Hal Ptnchlfl Altr. 6~ , drw, \VIW, htd, Pciol i\tarlnll. Sl!IO. 13 T -l 9 .2 7, 2 Doolit from beach, 4 Br, 2 f:tuntlntton leac::ft
2 8dnn. li,i ba . Gar~ mo, Adulta over 35. SPAC \.~ 2 Br. n~"bChO side S1M'l '42-~ 837-5171. Ba. Upper. GAr~. cpls, MOVE JN 1UDA Y ~ •. DnJ*,~ 646-4292, S4-240~. thl.r tpt, terffned LARGE J' Br., 11~ ba th. N'fiW 2 BR. 2 bll. dnpif)lC, drpl, yearly S.'!00. ffi..7422._ Kk1"1 ~''Jlel31: ~comt, 2 'or,
ri";; BAOI U Vr1r & elroe pd. no c~. 1tudio AP't. FlllT1ilY only. No ~1n vlt.w, Ito""' I . rtlna e S~WESTCtrFi' 2 BR. Sl!S All Xtra.s. Pool! car. l:IJit: frP\c. bWnl. ,'atio, · . 3.pt, Frpl. . .._.til~· .pd. ptt1. $2Yllmo. 331·2.f.41. })!ti. Std:; Joann St. . ·tum. $ll! ltto. 496-4191. t AdulU ol'lly, no piels. l'.728 ?i!'t . 17362. Apt. A Keelton
• .Ill Iocl 11'8.. 1 &dlllt. d 'WlrkiJW adult. '.~ o, ~· ~ ' f rd Ln *• '°" HB .r 1$10 842-6235 fw, ~ . 1100 mo. ~. ' • l RR, 11<1ve 1r: refric, 1 Bedroom. Sharp. Oose fl) Et •t Bluff Bed o · ,,.s,.7533. · ' · •
1 ~-:..,.,;,...Rent. ~!~~;:Jt'!i~~~: :;~·67~~. 1uaae.l No ~~:·· u.c.1. 1 13 5 , '~~.:_~IE~~ ta:-~~iiove.-~1-~ur B!.•~~-. ~·11. 1 a.. SJ1S. st&-mt &G-0871 2 Br. <b1tn1. trpl, 2 carporti, *-.1'.0WNH01'SE 2 Br. 11; ie ... .;;'.,,~1ed, dnii~~ """'' .1· ~•r. 548-969.\.
1 1b R. 1~e~c~O~·~~ ~ ' •• ;.::. iMCh I,,. .. LOVELY LGE 1 e.R.. IJUle~. pool. nr. ocean.~ Stoo "@. ,Sii, ftil . 1pir •tn. ~h:Sl85. bltn ' ·2 eovtr!'d pa_rk!ng 2 BR •. Apl. \\>/\v CptinJ. \V. s15d. 496-li&i. . .. ~rttcfim& t-Meb. , Adulu.. ~~ P.t1&. Garazr. Adll:o., M petl'i. fi13-444lc l d.$ t; 18th r-fo. 10. ~~a09. spa(f91 ·$!;tl ~,onth rt"'rly. llhtly palnttd. Adull• only,l;-,b-;:TC"-----ji"-"" pe.ilo a prare ... 24~ Elden, 6-IS..~6!. LRG 2 .!Nlty, 2 BR 2 BA d~n. LG!: 3 Br ~; Ba, new shag _ .. ' no rlets. $150/mo. 548-fi633. L do Isl• ~-...-1 Y.-oeJ1 ~..,... .. No pe.11. LBr 111\ A. 1120.-t.t1. fd,,.AI crpl•, dt)ll It: l ear 1•r· ept ~/ntli. f~~hly p;i·111· 6l5-.6q,SO. From "6'r1ttmat Nerktlt1"1,.,~..,..=~=---,
N~rt-ai F..Qw, &oop-
NI Rt¢of Rit. 5 oallol~ ec.r. $8000, Yalut SSOll. Ftlr
Mobile Homt, hduM. or t .
67J;3570 er 64~ •
Have tr. I: elev, C low
rental unltw. Room for 4
morf!. val. $&!,<»:}. Tradt up
for ('(Imm . in('(lmt, &14-Ull
Thi!' i!"'l'in Co .. Real!Or$
l. A N 0 IN ANTELOPF.:
VA.I.LEY, NR NE\\1 Alfl·
POnT >'Q~ 26-'8' SAU,
BOAT.
• • 962·*7 •••
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Trade Wvt view kM. 1n Ar-
t'(IW-8f'Ar. n • • r RuMln&
· Sprlngi, for F IGl111 &o.t
(o~t 20 fl .l lvtTI'! 1/0 •
trailer. 5.l7-CA8.'i
2 BR. 2 SA \\'All"rff'(Lnl (.ofto
do. >'fir .l RR .,r l1111>lx. on
nr nr, "'"'1f'r. SI IM "'1 Mr
Peltrr,f,11 213: 264· 710!) ~IOl'll
f'TI I to:, P~n(', o~ly . i~---ts~ ::• _•.-.LNpallll_... l'ilol"". .J!lr Bashrlot. Pool~ Ad.I .. ~Simo. 544-3124 644-1G10 t!d Nr:occ. CA.rt>ort S:Sl-61~1 ~ llANt•llTc•.,lllC. to outrmwn lAvia. ~can lflOO BAYt'RONT., .11.pt.. 4c
only. lim OIYr~h. ~3, '2 BR. 2 Bl'.'Mrrll-.f'urtll i 1 !r. 2 8J ~Rudio. ct-Pta. -J tum "trash t-o cuh In • ,homl!'I. l200 to St,200 me.
A awl wt.At ad a a tood .,,parate tntranct.s. sood tor · s, patio.' POOL. -1 cl'illd ~ tb:t lttm unau S50, DAILY PILqT~c:r..Milltd ad .A.1tt.. ~laclc, 113-0«8 or * * _ *-* * *
&; a a.I 8'11 .lrwt•tment ?\ mommat,. . MU«M elt M-Of!lll· -~ 1'e:MY Pl.nc:het .. call 643-all 875-2723. I ••••••m,liillll•••••llliiil•l!lliii!
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GREY Poodle ; Terrier'!
Found near Junction S.O, l
U.suna · twy1 in oran;e.
rrove •. Nov. 19, 494-2870 or
·~·6906 ..
~'1:' o.m. •mall white le '\
blac,k dot approx. 5 moa.
vie. Newport l 17th, C.M.
contact 2llO Oranp, C.M.
alt fJ, '
PURE white Germa n
~l>htrd, about 3 mo1 old
.am.:U It. brown Shettle tyPit,
:t.-1 ~ oldl---V_ic l;iamJJton.
St., C.M. 543-1078.
Schools-
__ and
CON'rACT' ltns', tinted. in
white Oat case .at Manny's
Restaurant. Edinger It
Gothard on 11/18/'n. Instructions
SMALL Black dog w/leatber
,collar, Siar on chest &: white
paws. Vic. Collei::e Park,
C.M," ;);16.3876
FO UND white ma.le poodle,
untrimrd. Vic. F'rancisoi.an
Fountains oU Goklfin \Vest.
Has red collar. 847-7864.
FND: Youn1•ma1e ytl.low &
'wht cat w/Oea ~Uat. Vic.
• Victoria It Charle St.,
548-7281".
-This. variety of fine s.chools
could introduce
you to a new tomorrow.
For fur+har information . regarding tha 01ily
Schools ind Instruction Directory
CALL . 642-5678, EXT. 325
Pilot
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1: GET THE lllENEFns NOW! . ~
·A Method For Living! There IS A Scientific ;
:Step-By-Step Procedure For Experiencing . : .
Great Vitality. a.1ore \Vill .Power & Inrier Pe.ace: · '
Bharati (left) & Kalidas Teach YOGA Postures
\ & ~1'editation. People From 12 to 72 Take Our
Classes. Why Don 't You?· (475 Students This year!). -· ·. ·
. frw 0..01t1mitl•• T•-rr•w NJN ·fWi4J. et I P•·
· t•M W.U Cl-..el!, Sr.n Dec. Ith.
YOGA CENTER 445 E. 17th St., Co1t1 Miu
. 646-8281 .
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FND: Fluffy &reY i tan cat
w/collar. Is at ff:"!t.' Animll
·Shelter, vie. Garfield "
Magnolia:
I-'--• --EOUNILtut..Monro..u....Ave.-1.
pr. prescription 1!use1 with
clip--0n sunglaiseB. N o
~all 545-4424.
Children-discover great things SEW-KNITS · . .:.at-011r-Sclmol.-XhemsBlves. -----:--11-----~---114 -· SPECIALIZING IN STRETCH & KN.IT fAIRICS
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FN"o: 2 toy poodles, male I 1km.ale. Pis. klentify, Vic:
·C.M. Park. aft 3:30 -
642.-2846.
YNG. Male Siamese' ISe1l-
JX1int} Vic:. 23rd St., •Cotta
f\-lesa. Call eve1. 642-1045,
YOUNG grey cat, Lido Shoi>-
ping area owner can ideri-
tify 673-5148.
FND: 2 male toy pood!!!!.
Vic: 19th ·-V,ictoria, C.M. . 548'5068. --.
LARGE white Persian male
cat. Vie. Bluebird &: Sum· mlt: 494.oMl. •
LNI . -555·
REWARD: ··Lost latt Aug.
·_vie: Fuhlon Isle. Lrg
.Sb~pherd mix, tan w/blk
·mark'gs, floppy ears, po1sl·
_~!>le flea-collar. 6ood
t~mt-l,red-! Answ1 1o "Myshk!n ''. 613--6684. -
REWARD: Lost G i bson
Guitar (Johnny Sm i t h
Custom) Lert in p ricing lot
at Don the Beachcomber
CdM. 675--1710 ask fol-Jerry.
1 BIG long·haittd orange
tiger cat. Male. Vic. Ellis,
Birch F.V. Please call
"2.0658 •
LOST: Siamese young male
w-kink in tail. Nr. 11th St.
&: OcfianfrOnt, NB. 646-.1910
or 673-2402.
LOST • SmaU white male
dog. Vic. 33rd & Balboa,
NB. 67~. 521-2868.
a M0.-8.lk-.--male.-kitteri. Vic.
Newport Blvd. & J'.lth Last
~en Nov. 23. 673-2520.
5ILKY Tmier. yr. old male,
•"Skipper." Norwalk area.
-U-24. ReV•ani 2µ: 863-4690.
BEAGLE mix, Blsck with tan
markil11&. Ansv.·ers to Tim
Vic .. 20th &.: Pomona 64>-0645
LOST m11.le Siarriese cat, vie
Springdale & \Varrier. Hun·
lington.Beach. 846--4671.
Instruction I ~
Schools &
;. ln1tructlon1 575
PIANO LESSONS
Your home. Cert. Teachers.
' '1-lr. Hathcoc\c. 644-01+1 -----
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Newport . Air Assaciates
Flight School & F~ing Club
UARN TO FLY
$500 •. ; "·-·-) FAA APPROYID
, -count Include: * 35 Hou rs fli9ht time in Cessna ISO's with
20 l\oura duel instruction. Club mtmberahip.
~ ~onth's· free · duei. Indiv idual instruction,
t•ilored. to. YOUR •bility. ~
IO AIRCRAFT AVAILAILI AT
LOWIST llAHS IN OllANGI COUNTY
Ltarn to fly now - -and have fun I * Fly Mexico & Canada _ * Special Rafts for Commercial or
. lnitrument Students. , '
For Complete Dtt•il1 Cali NOW .
673~31T
The Reading .Roo
Reading
Improvement-'
Instruction ~
Enrolirrtnt limited. Certified teacher. . '
Can ·For Testing Appointment.
Office: 5411-6203 ·
Home: 642-6959
474 E. 17th StrHt
Costa M•se, C,•lif.
·Car ter Electrical
[ s.v· anclR poi JfCl ADDJT. &: Repair. cab,1IE-.l.E __ CT_R_tCA"'"L-tn-,-,.U.-tlo-n-,'.11
. 1C• 1 r1 . ~ formica, m&rlite, fir tile", remodeling, repairs. Lic'd,
paneling;-Antiq;-:rurn. -fns. Reallsllc prlct1. F'rtt
~ir .i refin. &f.4°7598 Est. 546--02'!1. .,
'EXP. Remodellna:, cabinets, ELECTRICIAN, licen1ed,
EXP __ ER_l_EN_CE_O_m_o_t -h-, 'r I re pain, m1tint. No job too · boflded. Sman joba, main!.
available' for sitting: !\tori-sm. Reas. 646--4224. &: rt'pairs. 54&-53)3.
B1by1lttlnt .
d1ty U\.l;I friday. day1 only. C•mtnt, Con(t•f• G1rdei1lng
:$12.50 eer wee k. Call
}SfS-7054 . . '.·
~arpet-S~rvice ·,
642·5'678
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• • Our school. Early .Achievement Center.
Unlike most pre-schools, we do more than
keep little hands busy. ' •
We keep little minds busy.
_ Ylill!.s.rum~_MJ1th. Lcangyage .. Arl.
Social Studies.
Things like.that.
Impressed? Don't be.
It's not what we teach that'a 10 ipeclal.
It's the special way we teach.
--We encourage children·to disCuss things.
Tau.ch things. Act out things.
So they will better know their capabilities .
~And themselves.
Sunflower Early Aclile.Yement Center
2515 West Sunflower Avenue
Santa Ana. Cs.Jifomia 92704
714/540-4750 (Which Is jusl about lhe greatest
lesson of.all.) • ·
Ok, like to discover more about us?
~@JLor wrlt1r for our fre.._e bioch_ure. Or drop bY. our. Sunflower school. , -----
We're open year 'round. _
. So parents can come Jn.anytime. And
children can be enrolled anytime.
Real Estate School
P.REPARE FOR STATE EXAM
.I N 4 WEEKS
LlC:ensing Preparation for :
e Real Estate Salesmen &: Brokers
• Building Contractors . -
• Insurance
• I;>ay &_EvenintClasses
California Dej)artment of Education
· Approved-Master Charge and
BankAmericard Accepted.
You May Stalt At Anytime
For I nformatlon-Brochur .....
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FREE GUEST LECTURE
Phone 646-3229
ANTtiONY SCHOOLS OF
NEWPORT BEACH
325 North Newport Blvd.
Newport Beach • 646-3229
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CAREER .--.~· • ~JC'.
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.. PLAYMATES
SCHOOL
"FIRST IN CHILDHOOD
EDUCATION"
Pra-School, Kindergarten, First Grade· .
Llmlt•d Opyn in91 A~•ll•blo
e Education•l .Progrem For All Ages Of
Pr•School e Full & _Half Day S~11lon1
e Kinderg•rt1n-morning & Afternoon Se•·
1ion1 e Extended Dey tne Av•ll•bl• e
Snecki, Hot Lunche1 • Coll•g• TrainH &
Gr•cfuat.d Taiich•r• e Cei'tlfied Progr•m
• ~Ages 3 Th ru 10.
6:45 AM:g PM Mond1y thru Frld~y
IN COSTA MESA..-
'2 LOCATIONS
•
ind LINGERIE
All Br1nd1 Stretch P1tterit1
Vogue & Butterlck Patterns
·Original Knit Fabric Store
In The Harbor-Area
'Vith Firiest Selection
or Knit Fabrics on ·
-Orange Coast]
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STRETCH·_;.
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,. SEW I N-G .;l
CJ._A!SES : -Mornlne-Afternoon ~ ·
'. .a_nd Ev1nlne ', ·' .
~ 2199 _~AIRVIEW ROAD
COSTA MESA 540·3268
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COSTA MESA
PRl·SCHOOL .
l .17.97 Monrovia· Avenue / ·
I Corner ot 18th Street & Monrovia)
Costa M••a
642·4050 or 838-5237 .
Open 6:30 AM •111 ·,,oo P'M
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STATE LICENSED
Full & Half Day St11ion1
Age• 2 to 6 ·v.ars
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tMI.~ & f 710 Help WantH#M & F 710 Help W1nted1 M & F 710 Help Winted, M·& F JlO AP,ll1nc1s-802 Mf1c1U1n.M 818 Mi1c1llan90U1 118 Ml1c9111neou1 ' 811
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SALES SECRETARY ~C".-L~E:"A'."":'.N,.-,l,-a-1-,--m"'i"d-, I My l'°'' ~ ,Y.our G11 in l
HANGMEN, &alts I: lnSU .. BOOKJQ:EPER ~accountant EXPER ~tec~ic v.•irh own MEDICAL
PaPtr, viJu.'I, flock,. paint. for nll!dlum •iu. CPA firm tools, guarantf'ed salary. •
Store"' comes to your doOr, tn Laguna Beach. Pttfer 1747 Anaheim Ave .. C.~f .
or locaJ. ufc of_ 11 naU L ~EREO 1972 G--~ "·· wastJer I dryers I micti set.'!. POQ TABLES \Varetiouse ' ........ u, ·~ 1ii carat diamond rint, Tif-
plaslics firm in fo>.· Good De_l..00 day par, 531-8637; Sa!P. Freight aamaged $4g full llltreo cbapeer. a1r fany :M!lllng. Value $600.
typifli', sh &: • numerical 839-lm ·to $199. New slate factory 11 u s ~ e n s Io JI ·s~.akers, · Askin&' ~-j FREE • ric_,·el-
skllls req. Good ealary &: ==~~~---=~I crated, $195 to S 3 9 5, A;\1/F \1 stereo rad l o worn lady', & man's Y•ed·
Sch"-'ll'b:, MT-5846. data processing expi'riencr. EXPERIENCED" 1~1o~w~o~.~v~~s,.-.7,ai~,,---.,.,.1 '1 1 """ "" ...,,, .. i... " ""'"" Harow•n ci:z
phun. Custom cu a ra n . creative not a pro-M8-5281 after 6 p.m.
work'manshi p. Refs. ~sti.n.1or. Publ ic _ac· F /C Bkk ~4. ' countu1g experien ce · pr .
required. Call 494--076S. Professional_ prominent "J>f'O· PROF. painting-inter/exter, ~slve firm seeks con·
lfonest v.'Ork. L I c I Ins . SOOK.KEE P..E R sdentiolis dependable tti.dy
RN·&OR ,
TECHNICIANS btneltts. Send resume 10 U$D Appliancts .l TV's. "'/FE.I ,... l;ipe deck. still dine 'bands. I Call 546-5TIO
Sales -NC O. Box 2007 We &UA1 & d e 11 v e r . 639-8623:, 529-8466. brand ne~, . \l'BS I e f t aJtc.r 6 p.m. Ir ""eektnds.
Santa Ana. Ca. 92707. Dunl11.p'11. 18.C. Newport Bl., BELL "500" unclaimed. on laya\\·ay, Sold
Experienced Sec'y To Pres. C.M.·548-1780. CRASH HELMET for $320. pay off \&lance llf. Mlscell•n"ou'
,l .C.U., C.C.U. & ~ub Sophis1ica1ed Sw I Charmer SEAR'S Kenmore l\f a g i c Good Condition Sll5 o·r hike CiV.~ sn1all Wanted
Acute· Ar.eas ••• 3-11 ·~ght lzyon lhe iovJ(exec. Oven, apt size range, $35. $10. . a::l6-!Si9 payn1ents. Colleclion Dept.l ~;;;;;!;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;,;;;;;;J
..,,.m. . 11·7 •.m. to help witH public ttlatlons. You c!eart. 646-1809. One of a kind, c:ompl ${., 71418.q3-().)01. ..
' · Call POll Kennedy 833-2700 Furniture 810 hand painted rhlna. Dark SA~RIFICEr. CASH PAID FOR ... .LY.N!.5 •.......... ~ .P.rJ'Ja.i1.A..Pf~OOioei ilU_.. -~,-~~~c-r 'L: ... B;ro"'·n ¥ink .stolo,.830-9369-'~~Cara1.,d1J.~~!~~.,!~ilf!~: .T,.1.t: _flJl! ..... fu~l•lll'e.\ ~P.-~~: ... ·~-FULL TIME AJ:ncy, 2082 Michelson-Dr., 1 "' aeu vr10luu eoony & 1any i;e1 1ng. n.e a \•a ut'" antiques. .Olli' piece or
MS-2759. 540-14~4. ?>1ust be f!.'<tre.qtely organized. to ... 'Ork . person ror career ----~--PAINTtN'C!Paperinr: 1!'-yn: .. Unusual qppor~.w/msint. pp. . .!lpot. -Ce1J ·-Jarie -"~vis ...
-ln Hatbor area. Lie & bond-lenll.a.I. D~aft e.'<empt . .xJri't in-2700, Dennis & Dt'nnl.!i
. . ed. Ret~. 642-23.16 co. benefits. Ap~y In per-~rsonne.1 Agtncy, 28$2: 1 ~~=~~"7~--<~.---son, 1580 Monrov11t, N.B Mlchclson nr Irvine
if"{lne. inarble tables & &latue HISH grade enamel, lgc Mi(l(I. Askn~ $~. (~tatching · housef\11. Call day ot niiht,.
lamp. Prov. maple brlrm. R e d ~ G r n -B uff-Cemenl t.ndy's & ;\Ian's weddir4: >19-224l or 547-nl3. SERVICE ·-estil,b. Fu 11 er
Brush Customers. C.l\f. Up
to SlfiO \\'kiY to start.
962-0416.
SERV1c~E-s~,-.~,~-,~,~tt~,-,d7a-,~,,
exl)f!r_, Amburgey's Texaoo,
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PAI NT I NG~ tt oneat -' Y " ·-
euaranfttd ··o,k. Lk'd ""' Count.er FINE COOKER
LAB
.TECHNICIANS
set (dbl size} & dining tbl ,!l'f!Y· $1 gal. &l&-2971 bands. neyer "''Orn, FREE! I
"''14 chairs. 2 ix ~D ' ' POOL table & balls, ne11• • Call "5~6-5710 alter 6 pm & J ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;~;I
Seareograph piclurt', Sll'iffi cover. good l..'OnQ. Com-\\'eekends. ' Musical Instruments m sU:e*job, Cail 67>-57~0. Norge Gas Stove
PAINTING, prof. Al! \\'ork
guarn. ColOr specialist
!IGU143, 547-1441.
Gooll C.Onditioo . Girls , sio. "''·'"' (2 ), ~•per. . .Llc'd
TV combo. \\'aslier, dryer, posltion. $140. ~6-2482. -OverStuffed f\t'cl_iuer_
-'frig. 557--0~96. FIREWOOD , F'OR SALl-J Chair. N<Jugnhydr.. · FO R SALE
FlH...L time man for (!Vening
shirl, service-fitai.ion . Apply
Ray'C&I't'y Chevron, 6CH So.
Coast Hv.·y. Laguna Beaclj,.
Licen11d . Particularly 1 ="'=27H=~="°~'-"_1._c_._"1_. __
'Bacteriology. T 'a k e TER:\1ITE crewman, exper.
FREE filanding adjufitable Orange & Eucalyptus Good condlllon: · GETZ.EN gold trombone
shelf system. 9 shcl\'e&, 54+,7~ $23 :.46-1819 F.xce:Hent C~ndition \ J YOU IUppy the paint. Rooms
painted no e.a. Also ex-
te'ior. Call 546--7046 .
Fqr f•st talieout
f~ Qptration
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Nit• Ca lls. Willing To ~ pel'liOnne.I, lic'd or unlic'd.
. Work Wee kends, . 7-3 We -offer life ins, group
p.m . & 3-11 p.m. hell.Ith iMur. pd vac profit
desk, · 2 stereo componen1 FOR SALE: Girl's !'ikate~. UNICEF' Chrislntas cards. I ---•-•_4_92_--0963_~-*-*-·-
cablnets, walnut, 6' x 8'. i1ize s & a unicycle. Adele lp&On. 1271 _ci'itr Dr., A good 11•ant ad is a rood
Perfect condition. 644-4015. 6-47-to'. l...aguna Beach. 4!»-43al. ln~·estment Plumbing 1'1111 Time Gj!neral ··
Factory sharing, 5 -day v.'Ork wk.
Call for appf. Barden's. Ex-
terminating_ Co. aGk (or-Joe
Laux· or Dave Barden. 6'!5
A Rando!oh A\'e., C.~1. or
call MQ.~570.
BABY crib . & matt. $20. -------------. . ' PLUMBING REPAffi .
Sanding & Deburring . ;I .
No jot-100 sniall . . THE' ISLf'. ND HOUSE
• &U-!1128 •
COLE PLUMBING-82 Fashion Island
24 hr. service. 64>1161 · Newport Beach ·Excelleot working conditions,
Excellent Working Con-
d itions & Fringe Bene-
fits. . . • '
MISSION
COMMUNITY
HOSPITAL
Stroller SIO. Carseat Jj, ~;:;4 -s.>: Hi~~r s
8 · 1[;~·~··~";"'~-~~~-~l~I ~~~~l (;~·~ ... ~·~"'~-~·~2l~§~~-f~;~·~~~ .. ;·~'";·~;~~~~ 2 Stuffed chairs, Weber BBQ, ~ ~
QueL'tl siz_e bed \vllh box. Autos, New 9$0. Autos, New
Roofij,g • • tringe" benefits, 40 hour, 4
, ----------Equal .Oppor. Emplom day .... -eek, 4~ hours flay.
THERE is a very spec,
reason -v.•hy }'OU should start
making moMy with Viviane'
wood11.m~ cosmettcs t h is
month. Call ~2-0449 and
find out.
springs k math'ess. jiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiii • 83().408~ ~ ,. l ~~~'!""""""""!!!!!!~I I REPAIR..rtt0ver_!n.r JO?f_ CIU:D~ltt.viev.·er, . .P/T . Apply-Tues thru Thurs
I pro~E'tns. Wefieda RDoffiig. help wknds qnly. S a n
. Free est. 645-1691. Clemente ,492-3j.il~ STA·FAST, INC.
91.6 lyon St.
Santa Ana
27802-Puerta. "Rta:l -H1\'Y -
~lission ·Viejo, Calif .
~ Sewing/ Alteraiions 4!)2.:.8531. · CE. on San Diego frny. &.
Crown Valley Parkv.·ay) TR AI NEE \VAREHOU.SE
ThL, nationally respected
co. pron1otey«t-~l positions
-...... ' --European Dressmaking
All custom fitted. Per.!()11af
F ashion advice. 613-18~9.
e Dressmaking -Alleratl6n~
·Designed ID snit ~'<'II.
. • Call Jo * 646-6446
~Iterations -642-5845
Neat, accurate. 20 yean exp.
Tile
Daytime
HOS'l'ESS
p · ,.
L .oco ~
GENP:RAL OITICE: BrAins PHONE tro~entry 1 \'er job
&. cti11rl1\,, v.•Hh rop sldlls (714) 495-4400 v.•ini; !h is ~re11m puff posl-{7141 831).7700 only. A real Ne\\~ ea Send·
tion with AA co. Sl50. of~a~:h \~ilson. j.lO-&'.ljj
Call Helen Hayes,,.5-10-60~ OPPORTUNITY for ~ -'Coastal Agency
Coastal Agency Hcensed Real Es r 11 t e 2790 Harbor BJ. at Adams
2790 113rbor Bl al Adams !'la!t'speople. Be your own
I ERA°MfC tile new . &-•
• ··remodel. Free est. ·• Smidr
jobs welcome. 536--2426.
2131 Weafilff D"
Newpo ... Beach
GEL Coater. Qper. All s boss. Top commis.~ions. TRAVEL A~nt,'.min. 5 yrs
shifls ... 1631 p I ace n ti 8 · lf~·e your~ivn desk & d o.i:n es I .i c. international,
Ave, Cosla l\1esa. 'phone. · commercial, tour!, cruises.
\V E La h Send resume & salary re--HARDWARE 1tock m11.n & • •· c ~m · r Realt9r qulrements to Classified ad
Tree Service
GENERA!: Tree Serv. Y~rd
clean-up, hauliiu:, f()rlnkllr
t'epaifs. Reas. 646-{i848.
Tele~Jslon_ Repair
* ·BLAINE'S 1V *
Author iz ed i\\agnavox
Service
Koown f0r _b:lnes ty -540-4313
,____,... ... _ .... _. __,![Il]
' Job W~nted. Male 700
! r· CAPABLE employed man
; seeks nighi p o1itio n .
~rmanenl, full I i .111 e .
49'-1798
Job Wanted, Female 702
delivery. 25--35 yrs.· l\lust 1860 Nel\·port Bl _ c:::-.r. · 646-3928 / 1 3483 No. 300, Daily Pilot, P.O.
be in s;ood health t::. hnve · :>' >-• Box 1560, Costa l\.lesa V2626.
valid Calif. drlvel'li lie. Prr-PERSONNEL REC E PT :
. .
. Equal O ppor. Empl~ye'r
---liovs io.14 fi:>r n1an interested in ca reer 'llti.• position Offers ·a lot of \\'AITRESS & Hostess, Exper
i,n hard\\·are. will !rain. Pay P.Ub!ic con 1 a~ I. Old preferred. over 21, Love's
to dellvl'r papers in the San commensura-rt'-w/ability & e!tab!lshed firm. ··Great co. Bro ok.h u r s.t & Adams.
Clemente. San Juan Cajus. exrler. Apply in person lo benefits inclu~ one \\'E'ek 962-1.J:ll
trano and Capls~ Beach H.\\I, \!.'right Co. 126 Roch· vacation erh G months. \~AITRESS l'xper. Not under
JI.re&. ester C.l\1. . ' S!a~.i S440. · 21. r-.•o Sun 01· Holiday!'.
.J>AIL Y P:LOT HOUSEK:EEPEl;lS fuU lime Call .Jean ·s -n. 5-l!J.-.60:)j Apply in ?f!rson. Kramf'r·~
. 9 49:Z~2Q _ exper'd.-pref!~ _Apply in Coastal t\gC'nc)" , 51f :\'. l91h St.. Costa 1'!rsa.
'CASHIERS: Car \~·ash; part penon.__JJ.untini!.o!!._Beach , 27.90 lfarbor Bl. at Adam5 \VAi R . \"-anted part
·&-fulf time ·tor Ne"'·port Convalt'ScenJ H~pital,_1~11 Po.RO l\1 OT E'R \Van tied : time, O\'f'r '.·
Beach & Ugt,ina ar~a.~. EA Florjda. H.B. \ Person tu set up dr1a 1Js & 962-7112 r 968---036.l
per. req'd Over 18. 644--4',160 Housework+ I day a wk itrrange for speak . n g .).\'ANTED F , Hdious Nul!
CASHIER otca;ion3.J wkndi 6:44-44.19 e11gagen1f'nt ,((Seminar. tor · Cit'l'l.ning la_dy thoroughly
We \\'ill train mature perSon 'HOLl·D· y-our mativation· speakers 1rai nf'rl. iJl every ·detail of
ro \\'Ork in our bµsy servi<.'t' befott bus_iness g;oups\ & eleanlillf'SS". I bay p!"r wk.
outle1 in Costa ,\·fei;a. Call e i;aJcs ml'l!'t1ngs. L ib!...~~ I o"·n t~ansp. Reis ·pref'd.
Mr. "Randolph, 213/944-9888. MON y ' l'Omm. pair!. Call 8..~ 6i5-_,_32_.i.
CLEANfNG lady 2 Hrs. in PRODUCTION .-... iiiiiiiiiiiiiijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
l!Vening. 4 to 5 days a~\\l'ek _, ~ MACHJNIST WESTCLIFF
No. 29!1 Daily Pilor P. O. · benefit& for men 11.·/at lras:t
Box J560 Costa r.1esa, Calif. Reliable men in the 5 rrourid-l )Ts eXJ'l('r. on p!'oduction. Call Lorrai.ne
~fl. Airy breakfront
lru:itwaod fin ish-pttfect-eo
••• 644-1034 ••l
BEDROOilI. Li,,,;.,g room,
child 's POOm furnilu1"e. Call
6-1.5--3264. Reasonable.
iltAPL.E bunk berl• 11·/mal·
trei;sei;. Good cond. $30.
-6 12-86211
CRUSHED'Velve!, Qo!d olive
llOla .& love seal, .\l('d. cof-
fee & end !ables 675·3343
BEAU1'. dirUng rm table,
Xlnt cond. 42" dia + 2 20"
leafs. $70. 642-3476 af1 5
8' FLORAL Print sofa. S35.
988 \l'alencia.u\.Pt. No.~ 4.
Cl\1 ~10.
l\IOVIr-.'G-lfOUSEFULL Of
F'URN IT·UR F.. TTEiltS
UNLIMlTEn. &12-5851.
Garage Sa1e , 812
GARAGE Sale. 4· Jvi.r, nau!i·
ca/ coffee tabit>. book ease,
nrw wall plaques, 3j(] mo!or
c~·rle, Nev.· throw pillO\\'l!,
lh.<t or misc. Sat. onl:--.
.2228 i\'teyer Pia(.'{', Costa
l\fesa
GARAGE SA LF.
Sat & Sun. 128~i-3Jth ~a.,
N.8. 67~3208.
GAJtbGE Stile; 303 E. 20th,
C.:'-1. XLNT 'lTEillS. Sa!.
suit -,, ;\ton.
KING bf'd. tbl k chrs. man.v·
i1em:o:;, T~C'S thm Sat.. 2232
Pacific Ave. C.:\I.
Jewelry ..... 81S
NEED H~ AT HOME?
For i1emp:irary Sen ·lce::
in office, Write Classified Ad Part Ti &Pi\J~P. Good salary & xln't lrin~ Personnel Agency
92626. Ing Orange co. area eedeod. milling mach. Precision CO~\.fEJ'IC Consultant help tJo expe.r. necess. _Ea n up tg parts to close 1olC'rance. Secretary .
others shop' fQr Christmas. I Brid,l!'.eporf milling e~fler. ~Sec'y·ReC:ept.
· •Where to buy Diamond'
e./We Have Convalescent
• • Aide: • Nurses e House-
.I keepers.
HOME~f
For~ermanent I'\'lce:: e \\le Have Co panlons
• Housekeepers • acli··
cal Nurses etc. At l'ftonthl.t'
Rates.
H_f:A LTH &:
FAMILY CARE AGENCY Iilo5 No. Broadway,
-.. Santa An& 547·6581
DEPENDABLE Nurse I Com-
panion for · e:derly. LL
hskpg, Livein 513-0739._
H 0 U S E CLEANING exp.
Re , Own transportation.
Aft .m. 968--6402,
1 • I Help nted, M & F 710
Earn $3 hr as a Vanda $3.96 Per Hr.\ prel'd. 4 Day, 40 Hour \Veek. Sales Order Clerk
Beauty CounseUor. 540.9723. A~k .lor Se rvicr De~. Apply Ai De.nar Corp, 2020 F /C Bookkeeper
847-7423. (714) 842-0667 ITov.·cJI, Suite K, Anaheim. * Salesman 633.SOOO, l'\1on thru Thilrll. \
COUPLE . HOME REGISTRARS PROFESSIONAL phone 13 \\'£>S1tl1ff Dr .. NB
ASST. MANAGER House1\.1vei; & co I J e\'i c solici1or • Dana Point, San 64S.2770
In large fa.mily cornp:ex In student$. Pleasant nlorn lrw. Clemente, Capistrano area.
Santa Ana.· Man knov.·l~R-·.\l'Ork. starring salary S2.IJO Work in your 0"11 · home. ·7 i-
able in maintenance & wife hr. plus bOnus: Rapid, at'!-Best de~ in area. Phone 1
Mtrd!andii1 ~ wl off ice eXperienC"e. Salary vancement. Exp. unnfce~ ~1465 betv.·een 9:00 il.m. •--\+-----~II ~· ] $•130 + apt. Call 17141 sary, will train. Call JO A).f'. and noon. \
5.17-4800 btv.·n 9 am &""5 pm lo 12 ~oon . 541-33~. R:E=L~lE~F""°"7M~•7fd~._,,-,d~.,-,-. I
for appointmC'nL . fNVEST fN 1 week. $2.00 hour. Har"t!(lr
DENTAL Pedodontic As!I. YOUR FU.TURE ·Inn Motel, 1800 \\I. Baltm,
r.!ust know denta l lN.B. ·
terminolo~ & procedul't's, \ RELIEF COOK
non smoker. &l+-0611. BE YOUR OWN 'eoSSI 4.Jriay i\·eek \ • 6-12-8044
Dental Assistant oral
~urgery & x-i:ay. Exp·d.
lmn1ed opening. 5-i&--03i3
DRIVERS
Men or Women
lease 'A Yell6w
T axi Cab
C.all tor Appl
' RETAIL 1Je\1·spaper. delivery
open. Truck needed. Call
!162-1489.
SCRAM-LETS
ANSWERS
Spruce -Alias -Nov<'I -
\'olunlr -VOICES
Belgium cu11er SC'l ls
clian1onrls undrr \1·ho!esali'
price. i7141 6~2-C!Ml
Miscellaneous 118
TABLE·, .octagonal i!a rd
gamr, hardwood \lith green
f<'ll lo!J. sears 3. . .....fol•lirtg_
legs, 1N'cessrs for gl11ssr~
~nd chips S.23. 2 stert"O
speakers. 12" E. \'
"\\'ol\'erinc triax1a!s i
P/time. 1-3 aflC'rnoons a 1\"k"
Over 15. Neat, friendly & ln I' Accnt/1''/C Bkkpr . SDI goo<l hf'alch. NO speCiat lie.
FHA/VA Loan Pkgr SS.iO req'd for performirlg a r 1 .
546-1311 R~'S ,\flr.r n1arria~ sonlC' girls
slop dropping th~ir eyrs and
i.1 ar1 raising thf'n\ VOICES.
for Sal
enclosures on nylon cas1eri;
offini dlrrc11onaJ ('(In(' t!p~
Jj() each. 24" x 24" pa
culler S2J. Golf cluti ,
Korth\\·es1ti·n 1 am i n a 1 e d
\1ooris. l. 2. 3 & 4. Ebony
black, like new. S\\ing'
"·righ1 D-t Rrgular !'ihal1
S.'IO. Golf clubs, B<'n Hogan
1\·oor1~. I, :J, ·.i & :i. s111in11:
\\'eight [)..ot . Reg. SZ.l. Ax-
alinr put1 er Si.jQ J\fr hr;ush,
Paasche' type AB ~xtrn
fine \\"Ol'k. ro~t 11r1v Sl02,
sell for $j0. 6-16-0191. Even-
ln1111 aftf'r 6 and "'cekend's. Asst. Bkkpr to :: schools. ca11 5-11-33~. ..,..ru.k for Hent)an
Exec. sec'y ,,-~, ESCROW-OF.FICER . HOUSEKEp>~ live • in, Acel:ng Cleek, L.A. '" f 11 r &. bo m Girl f'riday. );:00 \Ve have !he spot for rhe u 1n1.f-'. room a ,
$;"')() experienced e~row ~a[ \\'00 must drive-& care for eldC'r-
B,kkpr-CPA \ 1'10" .v.·anls lots of PR. Top QC ly l'O,uJ'lf' in Hunting!·°"· Keypunch Op~ L.A. JU 0 -L c u ,,. ,,,. Sr . .A.,cct.-CPA $1-0< cnmpany, plus.ofUr.es. Se.Yer. ot:ac .. aret. a ~'"'
NEWPORT a.I oJ'l('nings. Great younit for appt.
Personnel Agency hos..-. pays fef' ...... S52:'.t-900 1'H"o"us"· ~E~K"""P"E"R~.-,L7id~,-. 71'~1,-,
833 D • D N B Other fee & free ,tabs 5 clays, 'e-out J J o~r r., . . c .
ALL SHIFTS
' Fountain Valley
Commu~ity Hospital
17100 Eu~lid.at Warner
t 979·1211 .
*AUCTION*
Yine Furniture
& Appliances
Auctions F'riday, 7:00 n.m.
Windy's Auction Barn
zir;..•~ Ne"''port, Ci\1 fi46...S6M
Behind Tony's Bldg !\lat'!
642·3870 a.II ;,..io....'l()lo fnr appl. rel. S2JO fflO. 673-91 !I
I Cal.Pacific Agency .,. nousEKEEPER'
{1 ACCOUNTING: For the i;a~ lT';J(} Harbor Blvd., C.:'11 . Live-in, for.eldt'rly
A'l\'TJQUE.' ~Tal'On 'l amlin
o..-iiiiim"ii,..iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiio I fllelocl'oon Qrg11n, ~tyl No. ROBINSON'S 215, !250. 67>-1783 off ; pm.
IA~IONDARE ring, 6 cara!
lllailf, appraisccl $300. srll
al-offer. Great as
Chrislma.\ gift. I ·with a degree v.'ho wants IQ EXEctrrlY"E S ET ARY -.couple, 496-2722
II put her trafning ·to \\'Ork on Di~icuH jo irei f''<· 1'1AID ,1·ork in exchanc:e f{lt
. e NEWPORT 9 Appliances, 802.
BE~(H ~1.u;.447g .
a ;lob where he-r ability v.·ill pene:~ s e 11 11pa.i-tmrnt ii76 Nev.·por1
be TttOgnized & rewarded. dlrec11ng. I.: good 111 lctter Blvd. c:-.1. s.1g..9raj.
Type )'OUr O"-'" letters. Co. composlhon .. a' secy to thel---,,70==~~=~-,I
• 1
Full T ime
Opening1 For
:\IAYTAG v.•asher & dryer. 1
yr. old. $2jC}. ,
49:>-4U8
'• AQUARIU~1S: 26 & 50
talion shol!.., t<'nk.~. Mm·
pletc. Very elil'ap! 673-1966.
pa.ys fee, Grtal bt'nefits. preside'nl or a large corp. MANICURISf·
t. $500 A Reat"nQ-r. reloc..a led in Phon" F.ves. 5·19-1 .~'\ ..._ Experie nced o · Otiler~Fee.Jobs Av11.il \\'Pstn1inS1e-r. Xln! oP pi.f fpr i\1A l'NT.ENAN"CE 1'1ECHANIC -j -/
Auction , 804 Auction 804
I! Call Jea.n Bro"·n. S.10-6055 capable peNon -· n1u~1 he Gt'O)l"!ng co. in n1edical Fln5R You Are Cordially /nviff~d To Attend An
d' .. eo .. 1.1 ••'"'' .. 1.. 0'""'"'· ""'""'"1 ,,,,,,m,~• "'"''"'· c ,.,, ••. SE.A. MSTr; ESS ANTIQUE EST.ATE AUCTION . .., 2790 Hubbr Bl. at· Ad11m~ sumiundiru:.s. good bl!ne'll1s. "·ork In n!t·r plant. S4 hr. . .
• • ARE You :O..fakin;:: Enough ~ Plp;1sr scnrl. rr·~u~ To P.O. Call l/PJ.rn Hayes. 5'10-60:>.i -TWO S!.SSIONS
') i\toney'! Att )'Oll~·illlng To Box 427, \\Pstminsl<:T, Ca . Coastal Agency Excepli~al ~enefus . FRIDAY NIGHT NOV. 26, 7:00 ,.M.
Work H.~ ,., y, .. , s riare 92683_. _ ___ 2<90 llarbor Bl at Adam~ y "lRNOON NOV 21 1 00 PM I '" .. --Apply In prrson )o •. ; p.m. SUNDA ._ • • . : , • •
Tim£'. to Earn :-Ofuch ~1ott'! EXECUTIVE MASSEUSE--a 2 Fashion rsl •. N.R. Eiotic Collectiorf of Fl111 Europ11n Ptrlodlf>1«11
Call 968-8633. AHraC'li\i:>~ i\1n't S. gd hours. Equal Oppoi=1unlty eoiplo~tr., · t'•o"' th• lloldl~t• •II
AUTO parts delivt>ry must P ersonne l Agency ~o f'AO. rll'Cf'S.~. \\'ill tr,a.ln. \ • F. A. HOHENECKERiV.IENNA) 't .·
1. , al d d · &12-01.~. lllam-IOpn1. · !1Mdo111 111P •• felkl .. ) 1-.... be ·o.,r "'·"' 1 ri\•ers Keypunch Qcrs {4) •• S -LES-E --11..,.., o,1,,...i;i:;."~0:•1 ''"°"-•' ,.,1.., ,t ..... si, ... , ~.,i. s<oiw. Ilse. Fttll time..' Apply Hub r . ~IATUR.E . dependable !lid)' A M N ....... ~., C•l~o. llM~I~. h'l•l•I .. Ylct•I .... Ao•!•I ... , •• , Mu•t0•10•
Au-su-1•·. 21"" Harbor ~Iin. 6 mo'a exper. • nrf'ded, h.ob"'·,·1' 2 •ntolf Need men v.·ho a.r, reody to •··~1, ... • 't•<• "'"~-.,..01"1"' '""'o ..... , !!'~, C••••:~ __ 11et:1-~ "' t't' ~ ~ 0'19 le ()59 ; S.! Art . Mow .. oo IM.-S.t. C..•M ll1101tu1 ..... b "'°"• .,..,,., Blvd;r-C-.M~2-2'154. • ~ . ~hlldl'9fl.-()wn-lramp. R~ls -l*itrn the-car bl~l1C5S-,.nd a'f.., ... t1< • • • ' ~: ~. ~VON c' ALLIN~ F 11~h. Isl .• Gd R('l}('flt!!. -ttquu·t•rl .. ;149-161 4. arc vd!l!ng to train. :\lust . ' SPECIAL·CONSIGNME" :
"' 410 W. Coast Hwy., NB --·have good peN;OnAli\y, be 40 ft. VAN.LOAD of EARLY·AMERICAN ANTIQUES ' For a. wonderful eunlnr OP· Su•ite " uS-2716 ~fOLDERS..F'iberglas1_. f.X· f f f•• I I d n -n t'~ L'U n a Uflln:", rtss r ·l~nrtlal 111111111 fono-) -··I~, In )'OW' own te.r· ', frt'. ,ft lrai11~ec, all 3 shifts. II I ·nd·' "·--1·1 ' """·-· v ' \\"e ' aa e11n~ L...,, .,..,...., Ill! ' -OVER 400 ITEMS ·-· r1tory, no eiper, nttess. Exp tR~l\tedical ·SUiiical 1631 Placentiai c.~t. Demo .. group 111, .. guar:tn• ·, M , ............ c. ...
Call !40-7041 · fTi v.-omen itt'11'81 l!lly-;p!~-~ _ --=~~'!'.~·~ ,:'g"':':.:_2:1' 11C!;iJI! .. "'1~1.i_._,,;!.1e' '"1~, """ ~EElr.~E fa.~~n s1yh1tJ 11.·knds only. ,,\lusr be f'llptr. !<1'11 Rer111~ f'a~hion!', B1g &l(•f\S. Unhm11cd lll<.'Qme, Ap-t•"•~ ?11111~, too• c..-••. •~t._ "';~1~\ .. ,. Me~•,• 1"'·
No tnve~t. No Nl.lrC'I. No In all 11rta! af mf{l!c<'.l· prollt~Jl"no collfi;lioM or . pl~ in·Perll(ln, \.;XIVERSI· o.., '"••••t:-'"1"'1"'1"'11·.cwl•.00 1 ..
de.ltv. Will traln. Car k 11u~c111l typinr. &lary com· dtlivf'r,. no Invest. CaU for T'>: OLtJS.\IOBTI.E. X.O JOCATION.
phone' neceu, Call for mtntura1e l''i t.xper. Con. lntrvw 89J.o.231i · llM rbcif'"Blt'i't;~1a ).11"Y , ANTIQUE 9AlllRY llDG.
1n terv1 e. w 956-0635 or tac1 842~11, ext 111. l\'URS~G S,\LES La~" e x p tr , I · 20• W •. CHAPMAN, AVl., ORANGE
~T4 or 523--9.'WS A~ lor f:XPERlD\CED womnn for I.\':'\ Supt>r\•l91.'.lr lot• rrl~l'f. 2 I\ o T .e. I\··~. '"~t>:ti'. ""i\l'!r!y, IN . ECTIONt , ' M U. DAY)
ShaJ'9n. house\\'Ork & hiuhdry .. 6 hr fu:rw a v.·k. llpn1"·1:30 am JuektC' 1 Fath10~ .. Hunt. FRIDAY, NOV. 26, 10.9.t •· ·-(~
THE NEWEST CARS .YOU'LL SEE
THIS YEAR '
FORD FOR 1972
-. ' '
MAVERICK e MUSTANG e CUSTOM
e GALAX.IE e LTD I .
MAVERICK-PINTO SALE!
EXAMPLES:
170 MAVERICK '71 PINTO
Fully fatlo•v equlpp•J. R1dio, ~11l1r .
{611BEP I. •
G•abb•• 9r1e~/r 1,;n9 1lrip11, 4 1~•1d,
good rnil•s. !ll7CAX !.
ILUE 1001< PRl~E 52130
OUR
PRICE $1550 ~:i~E . $1750.
STATION WAGON ·s~LE!
1 S TO CH00~E FROM. Imports & Domestics. Country s~s., Squlr,es,
Torino, V.W., Volvo, Datsun, Qlds., Mere., Toyoto, Op~I. 65 thru 71
models. Som·e wlth full power olr cond.' ,
EXAMPLES:
'65 9RD '·W
Counfry 11d1n. , 11110.,
good rnil11. IWWK769 )
''io· FOR!> 1 o PASS •
Squ.••, v1: RiH, 1uio., 1ir, P.S., ,.,I .,
9ood m'l\11, f)OllBEJ )
-ILUI toOK l'RICHll40 _-
OUR
PRICE $750 OUR
P~IC£ $2850
L. T.0.-"GALAXIE-T-BIRO-TORINQ SALE! . . •
Mony to choose from. '65 thru '71 Models, Sport roofs, formols, 2 door
& 4 ~r hordt ops & sedons. Full power, air conditloninCJ. Warrontles
ovalloble ..
EXAMPLE : '71 LTD .BROUGHAM
Auto., R&H. P,S., P.B. P-window1, .. inyl roof. ~/FM, low rnil••·
• ILUE IOOK !'RICE S4220
OUR PRICE $3~.,
'65
''67
OLDS F·85 WAGON
R&H, automatiC. 51owir stetr.
ing, good m!les; l_N;'P-412 ).
SIMCA .1000 ,.
4 door. Low miles. O riginal
thrU-out. (VTM868 L '66 PLYMOUTH VALIANT t R&H, au_to., P.S., air condition·
ing. Good miles. ( SVZ862 l. '65 PLYMOUTH FURY Ill . 2 Dr. H.T., Rt:H, auto., P.S., a ir
cond. Good 1T1ile1. i PIT '484 ).
·-• • lmrfiiculite thr1;1-out. New paint,-_ '63 fHUNDERBIRD .
Full power, air cond. IUEZ87q ),
'660!Ali8U S.S. . . Hardtop. 4 speed, ra di o, h• .. •+er,
. good. m.iles. ISLV41S I. ~ ..""f
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~SBMQ l
$496. ...
Sel• Pric.eTGOod fo1.-JfH011r1. C•r1 S11bj1c.t to Prier Sel1.
-i: AU TY Ope r 11 t 0 r clt1.y. Once a "',f't'k. S2. fll't •hlll. Park t 1 do C':r!· Ccntt>r, um. · TERMS: CHECK OR CA~H
w/toUOv.:1n.i...,..• P•ld t V~ c. hr. i\1\1 t ha.\'t fran!I. & rt'f.s. ''a1f'.stt'nt Ce.n!er. ·4 C6 Dally PUot Wan!" Ads hf. GARY L. GARONER, _.UCTIONEEI !~==~=~~
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126 • 1 154, Gener•l -------. -• l'ec SI.le ,Orgarl.Stor•J• S1J., WANTED lovlna: home for ACK Lab. Female, yellow, ti
'°° 8Nt1, Cyc\11, B"''' S-tors ,/ . 925
Autoo Wanted • HI Autol, lmjlortM 970
Nice Chr11t~1 ffnt 'A!leu 25 •pedals, •Allen 32 yng. Irish Setter. Luge "''k1. Shott. Fkl. Champ,
Acoultic 150 bi Guitar pedals, _ • -t n'IGd., ~d-P-r et • d .. G o o d LIM•· X)n.t Christl'M! .Jift.
•mplitler. T inch B.ald11.tin 5A, Wurl 460 ~ url 1o1•/children ~9134. ~494-{JJ.32 aft 5:30 pnf." &
lll\llna aJttcs. Id 1tate, 4400. Antique Reed org . KITTENS • 1n tlnle tor .bel~ 8:30 a.m.
Almoat new, Full·. 11 fr Newport Orgarui * 6-15-1 Xmas giving .• -!'f'e can of STUD Sel'Ylce-AKC male tea-
rtiarantee. $450. cl.II LQWRE'( Pianos 4 OrgaM; Cat food \\'/each kitten cup Poodle. Grey. $50 or pick
. ~2-~ Jtter ~:00 p.m. Yamaha Piano Ir Organs; & 54~21ll alt !'I p.m. o! lilltr. 633-9264 (Orange),
.FINE CHf\ISTMAS Steln11.•ay .Pi&nol. Best buys URR-t"ECT stocking itUf· 87S-5758 (l"ullerton),
· · PRESENT! In new Ir .usl!d. Schmidt ·fers. 6 ,Veck old kitteils. 2 CARDIGAN Welch Corgi
Nearly new Crown i!leclrlc J\!lllic Ql .• Est. 1914, 1907 N. ~Tiger male, one caliro fem. puppies. AKC Reg. Penn
cuttar · &: amplifier. U11 Main; Santa Ana. . 540-1357 shots, exceptionally helllthy,
ttian half the orlJinal price, .PRIVATE ·pAD"rv w.o.?.J~ . · 'bc'aulifu) markin-...... 497-LZ76 "Gitiy-$51f ·9·7~?r6. ·· ·· ·· To BUY PiANO FoR.T;>CA~~ SJ>11y00··titrMle 011chshund " .......... · ··--· .;:o:c ~.J::.. 2\" yrs. old, free ~ good JU~ i;" for. Christmas,
· FENDER, DetliXe a m p • 835-2278 home, llkl"! c h 1 1 d re n . small toy mpasne p»-
eustom cover!d $125.. Steel Sewing M•chlnes 121 64.2-594-4.
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dle, male 2 mo'•. old. -l!>ltar 110. 646-1'87.
'"'M••• • A Zililj. 1 Singer Sewinr machine v.•/ WHIPPET Greyhound, male, c;:y D1U.oOo • · an, 20 lovely ..i-• ..Jowner leavincr _and 22-lnch. Perfect. $50. v.•alnut cabinet. Xlnt cond. ""6 ...
a eh or he•t oUer. 548-5148 m. * 546-3451 countf1'. 540-8829.
eve1. or weekends.
Offlc1 Furnltute/
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USED Ofc. Furn: 6 Desks, 1
;pnference 1,bl, 8 con!. chn,
l txl'c. chr, (ll 5 draWf"t'
~I,., mi1c items. 962-8983
TV, R;•dio, HiFi,
Stereo ~ 136
LOVEABLE furry puppies;
Free to 1ood home. 6. y,•l(s
old. 847-01~. ·
AU.1972 Zen.itha In! on aalt UGLY Kil\t'ns Need you!
nov.·. Frene prict11 remain_ C&liFO fem. Bl.k male .• 8
in etfect"---wh!le-lnvent<>f'Y v.·ks:· rr:ained . 64~5.'101.
lasts. Prices Jen than the -~M7A~T°'UR=E~17,-m~ll7y~ •• -,-,-
d!JCOUnttni. Free 3 yr. plc· l Cerntan Shepherd
GER.i\1 SHEP pups, AKC,
Beaut, healthy, champ line.
Bred f o t temperament
644--026.t
6 Mos. Beagle pup_, male
lri-color, AK~tll. good
with children, $JS:..772.5.
Horses Ill
-GIYE A RUNABOUT
FOR CHRl$J.MAS
OORON 30. ''Star
Sh.lne" 1971 Ensenada wm.
tady to race. Sacrif. ,, .... ~·· ~ -
Po~ll~Ml~·I· Trail Blk~·
callh.Y 5 HP Engine
Sp11.rle" AITester.
WE PAY TOP CAPRI
.(ASH . 1 1,71 CAPRI
TM aexy "Europan. • t .lm ,
• Des3gntd for l "iitttotlJJ
' you'll lo~s 14'
. f1beri!U hull ~th H-U-S-BAFD JE:'ft hnmct, v.ill New Pa.Int •nd R"'ar Tire. . miles, like: new. ~ttractive
tor used can • truckl, Just brl1ht red llni&h with black
call U. fuo f,r'ff.fftlmates. -buckt:t 1MI~, 4 apd. Irani.,
>-Nauiahyde· Ii~ 111.crilice 32' sailboat, &ood
35 hp. Merc.-Sl.t't>I' Iii. 527~902"
Oihcr New !'t1i!IC, Part&
54'6-1879
Trai!er-10 gal fuel t.a.nk VENllJRE 22, less lh4ti 1 yr 12:1 Y1tmaha MX flltron,
Co\•tred c~rgo hold "'ith · old. Compass, o/b, life-line, '\\'ebcor + many e.xtraa.
GROTH CHEVROLET ,.,u.. ...,, ...... ,,,, .... ,, .
Sl):led' wheels. •lul'l')' on .rhl11
one. (508CQS) S 2 t 7 5.
Johnson &: Son. 26261 Harbor
Blvd., Coit Mt1a. 54()..~.
halch. Use ior picnlc head Ii. trlr. 494--0r.ll. Xlnl cond. $375. I oUer Ask for Sala MAnqn ·
11uppllc11. e1c. .67:J..I922, 18211 Beach .Blvd. Great llllle i;ihip! KITE No. 154, ''COver, trailer ~----~----
\Vorth 1700 ln Sumrn<'r & dolly. Perfect cond, $650. BELt; ''500" Hlll!tfn&lon Beach • · •u "1·6081 ICI &-1.l31 ...... n t.tu11 -s~u .. ti~~ .. ~ ........... ··-·.. .CRA..:i .. HE.LMET
New boat coming f'OR Sale LIDO 14 NO. 1510. Good Condition WE DESPERATELY
Call 646-8018 Compll'IC w/trailer. $95&· $10. 546:18 • NEED
DATSU.N
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$495. !HS-IJia after 5: 30 )fm. • USE our l'londa Chriit 1 Clean. used cats
USED & NE\Y.. &.ts Slips/Docks 910 lay-awa.y · plan. Herb f.ANT~STIC PRICES 5 11pd. dlr. Excellent condl-
Boat Show & Sv.·ap M~I ' Jo~~dlander, 5 3 T -6 8 2 4 ,-DEAN LEWIS tion, l!amlngo red. (WJR-
Orange punty ,Fairground~ NEARLY new cement deck ;119.1-::::.::""::::·_,,._____ TOYOTA .• VOLVO' 20.1). Small down. Will fin·
Dec. 11 & 12, 10 am to 9 pm slip Ooat 12xl3.:.,__' 13 · ~dies Bike, like ne.,.., !MS HARBOR 8LVD. ance,,.P:.!upty. CaJI 546-8736
Adm ission ~ldrtn un· Clearwater. Ca.lt \!;roft & .. Sa'crifiCt''! $30. Costa Mesa ' 646.93031-or"---0.,=-""~·•,,_,===---· 1
der 12 t . Spact tt11erva. Neville 675-8222. -* SoiS-6983 • WE PAY TOP.J)Q!J.AR N.EW '72 PICKUP
tior:i. SAIL Boat Slip!! Avail. Up to FOR TOP'USED ·CARS 4 spd. dlr. dlx. Bumper. Ra.· • '70 YAMAHA 175 Enduro, •. Ml ~m'~ • li·. Newport Be 11 ch, • · -II b -~ d JO, rrors. c""' .... u. >a . Runs t>ood. Must sell, •1::.\ your l"3l" ~'"' ean, ---" do~n 0, !Tad•. <!M ~one Consultant 548-2253. "' ...,.,., ~ " .:c:....:c:::._______ ;64&-6472 an 6 p.m: · 1& u. first. • aflf 10 54&8736.
INDEPENDENT 35' x J\'6" Sailboat Slip BAUER BUICK e urch•sln',.-, North Lido Chanlll"L SIOO. l!lijS CZ, vety good rood. 23'1 E. 17th St. ·240-z ··10. F.uUy 1o&ded, air, • •~""· Pleil$~ call aflei' 5 , Xlnl __ , -,· Counseling on purchasing \Valer & elec. 673-3570 .,....., CoSta Mesa 54&.7765 majil' • .. vriu, r• v.
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)>"lvel chairs, conteren~e
"fable &: chain Ii mlac. of.
ute tu~. 1 yr parts, 1 yr 1 Dach~hurwl. ~6-0981
1ervice, .deliVery & set up. I ~~~~~~~~~~ I .O\\'NJNG a ,horse ,too l'f·
pehsive.'? Ua&e by !lilt
mt1nlh. $75 per "n1onth l~'.
horse. bridle, saddle, )eed,
water, staU cleaning. tiding
rln& & 1.000 acrt! of scenic
bridle trails. Cl:ose-to
Laguna Bea?ch I P h o n e
494-9182. ---
8 YEAR 0191 Bay Gelding,
jumper. ,~;etts exp'd rider.
ssoo. w~ consider le11se.
64w.136.
. pm, 96.2-41'16. party boal~ '°.t'<1111Pm!'nl. 36' BOAT Slip ·for rent, JMPORTs WANTED 64U772
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. , D· Sln,i Ql~x time
-job recok:ler. 962-8983 . -. -·-
ABC Color TV, Orange
C!)Unl.J"~ latJeSt Ze'nl th· 1 11~1 Dealer. 9021 Atlanla at Peli~ Supplies ~
l\iaguolia. Huntln&ton · r
Beach, 968-3329 .
S,&JiSPI ~ _AM/EM_.1tereo ·P4t,._Gtn!l1•I llO
e Marine Sur(ftyor N''"'°'' Beach. B.'1\\' R·50, l\o1in! Cnnd. Win1 o-. .... Co ..:--,1 D b
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I. 1.:_54.c&-:..9::58:::':_·~~~~~= BILL. MAXEY .TOYOTA fuUy ~ppd, lncld air NO Oo\.\'n, no sip rent. no BOATslinc avtil. 25'-65'. Xlnt 11-II I d · u •• T'allo,1 Travel 94' 18881 Beaoh Blvd. cond. · $4 :t. .o er tra. e. laxe1, no maintenance, st acconimodations in new • " · H Be p "'7-8555 673-1570. 28' Luhrs Cruiser or 27' l\1arina. 673-6606. CHEAP for Quick Sale! 11 x · ach. !i. " I ~====:-=;-:;;;;-,==
Coronado Sail a1 Qften as sue ail 38,. '°" TOP DOLLAR *'68 PATSUN PL 510 Wagon Ilk -&15-5500' av . ....up to , _ _,. 35 trail~r. Good condition. _ New Radials. $995.
_you '· · mo. !162-ll67 or 547-9561, ext 327 \V, \Vllson, No. 46. IN CASH · · c.a.11 Bob -'8J8..1181i
8o1t1/M1rlne 23i. : &l&-4761. p ·d 1 cl ..•• , 1,~'"'=~~~~,..,.~ 9Q41-.C.,=~,~~~~=--ai or your ean ~ cu ,70 240Z, fully Joad@d, air. Equip. ·&1G·BAY SLI PS · Trailers, Utility 947 paid for or not. xr _, ~ p
: ri<=eiver, :i2 way .. a i r 1 _.;.,. __ , ____ •;.,,--
•nos(Cl_r'l•n• t2' suipl'nlion 1Pea.k2n, Gar· ,GU.INEA PIGS
___ . _ • rard '.:'..4oe coin pl _%ic_ Wbile:·They Last!
CONN & ALLEN wfPJckerini· cartridge ti 54&.7054.
GAN DEMO SAlE dlx hei.dphones. RfuAil. -.-SH-E_R_R_Y'_S_P.OO~D-L_E_S_+ S2.25 PER FOOT 348-2592 SANTA ANA DODGE p . nt ronu. r.-.v. ar.-
20' Bo•t-C Whl . Trlr UTil:JITY 4-wheel tl'!liler, 6-7' • 14m. -N. Tulllirr-ty.~ or~~ •
ve up to S1200 on se.le<:ted
e floor de.mo'1. Gn!al
" y11 ·tin pur .pemo 1plne1s
;:,.tao. All merchandise told
:cwith new warr1ntlt1, private
. HsonS 6: delivery. WHTLE
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GOULD MUSIC
Since'1911
2045· No. Main, S.A.
.. 547-0681 *
SALE S4LE *
IANOS "* ORGANS
•lnway; ,Kawa.I, Hammond,
lien, Baldwin, .etc. From
"1'95. ftENTALS -$10 up.
MOD &: Fri eves 'til !
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"ELD'$ PIANO CO.
1833 Newport Blvd.
ta l'ifesa 714/645--3250
uto1, New 9IO
S414.l5 -NOW $289.95 HOLIDAY PUPPY SALE
Pymnts avail. 'Ve ca,PY all 546-2348 '
PONY blk &. wht Pinto t.1art
·Good dispbsilion, 111' i d I e
incld. Sl25. 968-5127 aft 4.
Chyrsler Imp. Best over $500. vdde, g...10• long." 835-3691 RARI
548-7649 Npt Herghls. · [ ll•l IJ!~*~*~"2-~1~6'~1~*~*~~ · Sansui. U.S.A. Ster~ Equip.
Warehouse. 179 E . 11th SL,
C.M. 64~2«2 opeti 7 day!!.
SWL R~~ver Hellth CR 54,
5 Band 1JO K cycles 10 30 ?of
cycles $45. 546-5710 after 6
P.r.t &: .wknds.
~ F'c.'r Sale • YOUNG OTIER 2 Sl1'!~nd ponies. 6 yr old
-Interview req·d. Call · m11re & 7 ma1. old Gelding.
Tr~llon 'VILL BuY')'Our car paid for FERRARI.
Bo.ts, Power 906 i ~miiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;:~~ or not. Call Ra1ph Gotdc'ln I l§J 673--0900 -549-3031, 1970 AtmlORIZED
ANNUAL LEASE CHARTER Campers Sale/Rent '20 , --·-~-"-""-'"-'-.J ~ Harbor Blvd. Costlt. Mesa. SALES I: SERVICE
Avail. Dre. 15th 36' Yacnt, · ' . -Autos Imported
962~. Siddle It 'briddle. Sl15.
C•ts 852 548-S0-19 after 5 PM ..
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·3 ~int11, 2 Times, $2.00
FOR Sale or 'lse. 8 yr. Bay SIAMESE Kitten~, male, G · I '.~~;./.,;.''::lr;~'l/1)1ng, gent e. mu !l t Blurpol11t-, -l-mo. Regi~tercrl. $48-·.~u . orrrr. 64.>-1794 .
very 1Uxurious., one reason· ••••••••••I ;;.. ' -···----1
obi• monOhly '"· 1007' llrlll 1971 8 fl Trucks 962 DISTINCTIVE
Phone 644-8211. '\ta·'' SPORTS CARS
JOHNSON Revfiler 16' l~ Cllh ovpr camper for Chevy '68 Lamborghini 2+2 • '68
Kil· ,-------, ' F rd t k H D · • R>rsche 9l2, air • '69 MB I~. 0 .1".{.C. Top col'ld. Trlr· or o .rue '. ea~y ut~ IH. 28Q..SL • '71 TR-6 • ·n a.~ Xtras.'S2450. Pvt ply, Henry Construction, sink, iee box, t-.fGB • '70 240.z can •
SEAL.POINT amese
tens, s1a. each'.
. IC. A d 64-3200 d """ <. --"-'-"-'-"-· _,.~--'~Y_•. __ 646.2698 or 5.57-4540 International Harvester MANY MORE.
962-4934
DoQs . Boats, Rent/(hart'r 908 CAM'PER ~ Cabovet. 8, bed, RECREATION CENTER Authoriied MBZ Dealer · ~E;fu'-l_AN Sh<?p_het:P~p_up.,Pie'I,. ~C_Q!l~r'ITlllQ...~ps. chant· Ge~l_!'~I ___ 900 stove. &_ice._ box,_sheIL ROY CARVER, Inc._ -=7="(1::,l.:5::23-:omo;;·=:=-
, 5 V.·ka·old:116 Del Mar Ave.. pion sl~k. <:ill atttr-S Or ----,..---~-HO LJ DAY SE AS O J':l" damaged, This is a greal 2925 Harbor Blvd. ~LFA-ROMEO
C.M. 548-4639 • ..._ wkend.i;, 548-4228 SWL Receiv~r Heath GR 54, CH ARTER S H a·r b or fbcer uppef. As is Sll!5. Days Costa Mesa MS-4444
· 2·'BEAUT female puppies, 1 A1REDALE Puppies. AKC. 5 Band 180 K cycle.i; to 30 M rockt11il ·c111).i;es, I u 11 Y 642-6943: aft 7 pm. 96&--0738. '62 DODGE l Ton. w~lk In
J.a:b, 1 piixed Doberman. ·7 Cht sired. Will hold until cycles $45. 5*-StlO after 6 c11.tfrtd. Day or night . Cycles,. Bikes,
'64 ALPHA Romero convert.,
VAn, l1f!\V tran~. tires, carb, Good·cond:, Best offer.
·v.·ks old. 548-3097 afl 6 ji.m. 015istmas. ~-4.l97 P.M. & wknds. ____ . ___ 64H7fl.
910
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Alltos, New 980 .«utas, New 980 Autos, New 980 Autos, New
'71 CB Honda 750
925_ -alterM.tor, ·-~dnt-oond~+ Can 1 --=*=-*=-=· ="=Yl!6L*-===*-=-':..
5tt at ],7th & Orange in '67 Alfa. Spider Conv. Lo
C.t-.f. 548-6.'lS3 l's very gd cond. $1550.
4!M-~786, -194-7569. Good Cond. Jllllll. AUSTIN · HEALEY befol'f! 5 pm. 64.>-4663
3100 w. £out If~·
Newport Beacb
FIAT
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LARGE SELECTION, SEE 8. J.
SPORTSCAR CENTER-
2833 Harbor, C.M.
FIAT, "For a better deal",
New or used, Parts Ir: ... HONDA. 1970 Cl.-175 Xlnl
rond. Low mileage $500.
Private party. 546-4478.
'70 CHEVY Van V-8 turbo
ml'li;::s, tire~. $2'.00. or bai.
ofre:l'. 61>2011 .aJr 6 p.m.
Auto Leasing. 964
5'.rvict. Herb ritM1&mer,·l---I
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Imn1aculate. Beautiful Silver r.tink finish ,,·ith black lcath·
yr. Interior &: ffiatrhing landau roof. Equ ipped 'vith full
power inclu'dlng 6-~ray ,;{'at, Climate Con\rol Air Cond.,
Tilt 1trg. vd1eel. Automatic CruisP Control. elc. This fine
Au.tomobile obviously has had lhe besl of c11re. iWXF5J4J,
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black Ieat e:r interior &nd. landau roof. Has all the po"·r r
aaaista an of rourse factory alr conditionin~. You mUst
see thl1 one,(090ACK1 ,
'-Seilutiful glamnr gold metalllc fini~h \Vith leather Interior
and matching landau roof. Luxury equipped. Full power Is
6 "·ay pcl\Vl'r seaL•, cllmale conlrol Air cond .. lilt 5tr. \Vhl.,
atereo tape system, etc. Immaculate throughout. 1838-
AGA I
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Clean attractive pQfar 'vhlte ~uiiih "'Ith black leather in·
terior and matching landau roof. Luxury ~ulppf!d nf
tilurse. Full power, 6 way scat, tllt stg. whl., tPmp. co11~ -
trtil ·air eond .• ~ etc. Sho1~tiwlouli care. fYXC418J ·
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1966 4-Dr. Hardtop
Beautiful Br~zilian""'brown metalH~ exterior "'Ith
leather lnterlar. Hu'-Mautiful landa.b•rnor also.
e(lulpped with all the popular 0poWer equipment a
lory alr conditioning for ultimate comfort. Ve
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many xtr11s. 11 hp. new
trans. aft 5:30. 67l-5068. .
TRIUMPH CHOPPER,
MUOI CHROME. Cali aft 6
pm. 83()-5746.
LEASl~GI top, ne~s colll&ion ttpair. JAGUAR
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SAVE on tmmaculne pee. S4H75.· .
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'71 MAVERICK BMW Th• Harbor>.,..,
t door. Automatic, air cond.. Only A'Uthorlzecl
power steering, r11dio, heat· Automotlv• Escellettte JAGUAR DEALER er.' Predrivea appx. 9,000 Always haa an oceUent se-~1ATCHLESS 600 cc, ·lliftgle, milc5. & lectlon ot both New• Used
dirt bike. Many x1ra1, runs $75 MONTH
good. $300. 842-3028'111t 5:30. 24 mo. open end. Jaguan.
HONDA 3Qj CB, windshield '\1f: LEASE ALL·POPULAR ••Speei.a.lizine Jn Quality"
& h•lmct. XI"' oond. Call l9?2 MAKES AT COMPETI-ROY CARVER, Inc:. BAUER
646-a890 B.f!er 5 pm. TJVE RATES. Call Malcolm Reid for 2925 Harbor Blvd. Bulck-Opel-Jagu·ar 170 SPORTSTER . furlhcr details. Costa Mesa. 546-4444 234 E. 17th St.,
Chopper 54&.3.106 THEODORE '67 BMW 1600. white. Costa Mesa 548-7765
"1'fastes raw1n es --R-OB"INS-FOR'D • , new rad la 1. ANYDaylatheBESTdayto
... a Daily PHot Classltied m> lfarber Blvrl. Priva1e party. S 14 50. run an ad! Don 't -~~~~~===~ ·~~~~==-~64~Ulll~IO-_64:),,2851}; .642-9194. ~d~o~i'Y'l'.·:.;·~oail~tod~&',!'f:_,' ~~~-..,
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•Delivers up to 25 money-savinq mile1 per oalIOn. '"
. • H~ulo up to half-Ion .of milst anything In a steel bod. ·_I -~ISIQN ··Rides you fint elaaa in e Vinyl upholstered cab.
Drive it for me, for economy, and because·it qell the .
job done. DriH a DiJlun .. , than cleciclo. FROM NISSAN PRIDE
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3100 W •. Coast Hwy.
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M.B. TRADES CADILLAC . MUST ... N'"' .. po·-·c· '69VlltaCrulaerwazon e •m ·, • ~...,,,....""'.. • Ill ,. { n11A
Le l\lam ....,; e<onomY. 6 ~ MARK m, lib -. ---::=:-::-=:~-.,.... '63 VOLKS BAHA -end, cyt e 'io<Cadlllac S<dan de · 19'9 CADILLAC lull> ..,Wp'd. low mlleqe, • 1'71i'ORD '61 MUSTANG 390 'oomom., 1'l!I JION1lAC Le M .... alt
Ptn tires On 1'&r. &'Qod Ville '89 Impala hn1tP e SED. ~e VILlE .aexttfe on prtce and tmna. OALA.XIEJOO ~ . ""J.·· ntW titts, cond.,· PIS. J'/8, ..... \
, condition. $600, · p u · e Immaculate A.autlful Ba 2 Dr. H.T •• lmmacU!lte ~ braft1. )'tllow/wht. top, belted radial tir4!1, •
68 VW a) b ak , vy · ·• <', etc. · · I , • .• . • Phone SM-1600 before 5 p.m. " ..... nd ·-~-17" ' ' , ~ V vea, ... r es MANY MORE. ham.a mist mf!tall~c with . . lllOrty attractive Jifht ivy .-... ;PO'Nft'. Xl.ril cond. ean co . ...,.,.. .. -r ......
l ttres. lo!v mDn. Super Autbori""1 MBZ o..Jor black-landau-&""'""""'.,,,_ • -'°DODGI! ·-with aof!! . .Jn-. )le ...._ m> Park N.wport '62 PONTIAC .cu.tom cu,
dean. $1100. 6'5-1982 • {l} 523-~ ttrtor. Full luxury throug~ &ut: brown lan4au root. .M>~ Call ~127. Good condlt~ make oUer: ~-3683. out. AM-FM, tllt·t'!:le. wheel, '69 DODGE 383 ~t A~ ·tra.nl., radio, heftr, 1971 MUSTANGS 962-5117 Hunfuiton Bcb.
·'61 VW Camper, Pmeol IUICK lu)I powor, ·air oond., eto. 'Auto., Ps/PB, ''item tepe, i><>J""'' ~ •. lao<o"Y air HERTZ CORP ** '66 GTO bil eni., auto,
oond, New tires, 'New paint, · •• This attractive.,. automobile landau top. $1195. 6T>S258. omd,, li\UJY on thia one. . . • • lual
Cl.an •-"'e · ....... l"KM, 1971 BUICK S KYLARK ·is ahowroom . ....:.._,. c:o.... .. ,,__...._.Prbd (il95Atllll ·:m w Ka•-n • .1. .... 1..o.1-JI!· landau, 67M !.c ..
m.1ss2.._. • ...... -eu.tom -t Dr. H.T. U.000 drift tor:Je.y. ; Pri'~ ~ ~ van. Uoet cOnd.. -J~n a: Son. 2636 ' <7i4) 'n'Miso..._.. 'miles. $150. 6J3..8T35.
=-===-.===-I miles. Like new •. Stunning C251AGE) $.3875. Johnson Ir: New tires, 8 track stereo, HarbQr Btvd.. Cbrt& Mesa. 1962 GRAND Prix, ·c&e&n, 'S7 VW Camj>er bus,lii1lt in-.11. __ • ·r1 ·""'·-wllh So ~26 H-~-&vd mahog. WDOd ....,.,,_led w/ ~ ~ · '65 MUSTANG, 6 cyl,. RJH, Art lull cunu m; eX~ n, .., .... -uur ., r-"-. ~-. . .... n ..... ) , • pov.-er,• terlor1 cheny eigb>e. Best •matching interior .t wtUte Chsta Mesa. 5f0.5630. table .1-'cabinet. $1,IOO. CID 1---::-=-:-=,.---w pa.mt (,,.,....,.,., new ahar>t! $450. M&-1.809.
oUer. 6'5-3496. landau roof Auto trans 494-9382.eerty eventnc. LDlCOLN brakes, aood tond, p . --=-~~===...-·==~-----,,...,.-cl ' · '• CAMARO * •i;; DODGE CHARGER* MJ.ai75. 'je '.61 TEMPEST '63 VW Bug, new eng, &: bat· pwr. ateer., pwr. brla., pwr. Aft 5,pm: 00-7331
tery, Xlnl oond. 1165. wlndoWI air obnd, ndlo & '~ED Be G -3 -"-<" •. Xlnnll "'condnd, * '68 CONTINENTAL I u I I O''"SMOllLE ~* 546-117> **· 'boator. 'Ttu. buutllul car •ul> u"" ~·· •. ..,,,. .,. · -· <: RAMILEIJ SANTA ANA · .~=~---~--1 ahows wonde'J'fuJ care. See with plush black int., ---:,=-=--=~-:---!· pwr., lthr, air lmmae., prt. .J , I TOYOT~. . '68 VW Camper,"''" en.., A drive J<xlay .. (1116CAX) l ... ag, rao"' & good rub-FALCO,N pty. 12l'5. .. Newport Boll. •.-·~ffiC)ld;cD;lfo ii ,
new. tiM & braket. $1850: $3575 JohrlloQ &: Son, 2626 her. Try it, you'll like It! -;:;:;-;;:';';".;;;:;;-;:--:~-;::-:;::-1..:645-0500:::.:::;:;;.,· ====-~ROYAL F\dl power, YCR985
Service deJ)tl open· 7:30 am ~1632. . ··"'" . Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa. 642,..0081 & make offer. 162 FALCON Sta. Wagon. MAVERICK -$2499
'ti: 9 pm Monday ttiru F~· '611 vw. Xlnt cond. 25,000 ml. ~5630. . CHEVROLET ,,.... iluloh, $60. Harbor American
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''1 w W·-r s.n"1a •-·· E4 near. 1"'1'!' radial P~.YI ~s. 1967 CHEV. . ~RD ·new bralis. Air .I-auto '6' Ramb~r. 4-dr, &ir, De1!
-u • ......... , ....... VWCamperSUOO.Firm. xce ent~o..n . ..,t1on _MALIBUCOUPE · brakes,$375.
SAVE ,the Sur...charge on Notradesplease..Ptiv.Party throughoul. Priced to fe.ll. Exceptio!J ally clean. ~· ,.---9 FORD !!11!i7,1ut a.ale $l475. a9'10 01411, Delta 88, 455 eu. * 346-6413 ** ~ • new ·•71 T"""ta · P;U. 9500 531--~ ""5-5485 b . t1Iu1 Id ••~ In -~ ~-~ vinyl ''---::-::-:c:::-::=---~ -,,-"""' ~ • ,paaU Et! mist finish . e.,..ne. •wu u1., 1,
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Vol "SWAGEN $1.04o. Call: 673-5151 tape player, Michelin tires, roof. Auto. trans., radio, ~ :1~~ 0: ~: $2,400 or belt otter. &H-nm ..., O YO $2850. Ori• 9wnr, n4, heater. adory a>r, ek, S.. /":'.' ue "' 1969 MERCURY· , · '70 O~DS CUTLASS ~· PL~~~ Vallao' Houlii of lm-••s, Inc. l ·--,=-~-'----1 V _ L 557-2424, & Mlv today. (UPR7 lor " lanclau root Auto. . ~-I Piii M •Nvv•" " ,.... 11475 J · ..:..." •. -.1,·o· hoa•-•·-· MARQUIS "("'Y•~•ve· Air • .p S • · auto, R&H, .:......:. cond. Musi •. ......__. __ ... :r.1---.a-. Benz . n & Son. .... ....... , , . ..., • ""'• ..... ...,., · -· Vinyl~ ~ -~ p,.;--• •----<"=--1·.11 Yates ---------'70 SKYLARK GS, 455, stage Harbor B .• Costa aib!_coM,~ pwr. Meer., pwr, Brougham 4 Dr •. Sperkllnr • • ......... ~· ... vuu. u:u ltil. $400. 842-5637. .
NOW O~ealDlsPLAY '72 VOLVO . one. 4 spd. MIT headers. 540-5630 • .,..., pwr. windows&. much Ro.vU maroon with match-10' sell ·now. "494-5.124 ews..., cc.......,.,.;_,..~a;~==n"'A"Y=J •
PS. Never raced. Xlnt · more. Oearance P.i.i e e d ing tnt'esior It htaek landau ...,_ un·:~ "·--•-to. -.1-\. D 0 a • !'"" 1_~72 350•51;----·---.: SJ tl _F __ .. 645-1680. ----.;;·n-eHEVY'•-* (XS1J80~12175~J•hnoon-A -root-Au 'lhno,-ndlo, ·~-.m"~··-::-~""~· ~an~~~~~1 ~~~~~-~ ~-·.·. arl~~:di~;e or GB~!TI£0l~~:~~~~"ta': IMP4~~ ~-i:a.:.Blvd., ~~,·~~ryP:r~ =:; ~,-UMd . del&y ..
MancWter, eueo& Park. Delivery deok. 1425. "o-694 o; HERTZ <;O.RP, '&.l GAUXIB-q,., x1n1 a>nd. J>Wr, wtn-~ twlri "°'"'°"' ' · .-~-1 (Santa ·Ana Fwy~at Beach • Big SiVings l>n '(SS7-4097 aft 6). m w. Katella, Anaheim Private party, m~· sell, ~-:a:is ~ttrar:~:
Blvd,) Remalnl-CAl)ILLAC (7141 778-4050 P/S, P/B,. '""· air. ill ... (1) 52l-'7250 ... =,....,===="""'·'=--, d~r lg?T., wru ucrifi or today. Clearance priced ... ----.. . '71 1'0LVOS ·..... 1961 CHEV;IMPAl:"U immed -aale. 96Ml.33 or C001741l ~!_Jo~ -, 1 '
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Authoruod ·Sal ... Servi<:e ' qj"°·: L .. LARGEST dr. 283, PS/PB, valves !16&-5650. Son, 2626 H-r mvd., '''lf 2:1-""":.~ .. ':!~~ !!!I!!
3'852· Valle Rd., . · .Wltv. o~vov.mtt_ . SELECTION OF rosoatod, naw not back * ,71 FORDS * n.ta M .... 54Q.>630 : !IV&. ·, =-• • "'· '"' -San Juan Captslr•nq . CADILLACS IN on motor, A1 Is $60.00. ,,.._ MER~URY v • "" 1 , ..... U29& .SJ?-4800/.493-451V4~226l-ORANGE COUNTY 64$.2142 C.M. aft. 6 GALAXIES .• MUSTANGS _MA_ARAtl0£ __ ~R X100 'JO _1100GE ..,:;_• u,.,..;,.'!.,....,
6 'C -rormos· -' 8 VW AMPER -... ·-SAAL~Lo!HZEDEASING P.M. HERTZ CO"P.. ' .. '!:.,· IHvy.T,.. no1'= w1"'°"'"!~ --"",,..,,.. .,.._ ~ : .. ,. , & r.~J1n St., s ....... , ;.,,,,] 546-41 1 -~-u:n "' -• -· 'JO BUICK ~~·.·~~-'-·-·· "",'.,.Mm•. . . 1940 Harbor, Costa Mesa 'TI Chevelle S.S. Au to, p/s, ivv bucket ,. ...... --le, ..... _ ............ .,..,.. ' Po t 4 ~ di Full ·SER.Viti:~ 350 ong. blk m· l•r, whl ··"n. 221 W Ka~lla ••-•-1m . ., .,. ac: ...,,....., Air, ... ,._. on AP:VJ p op. eyu. r. Y VOLVO, .. For 4 belier deal'\ N •• · '" ' ">"ILll1' Tilt atr WhI · llt tra
MG camper equipped. :fake old· Now or ... ~ P--· •-abers CadiUac roof. Still under fa ct. warr. (714) nMO~ pwr s~er .·...: ~: •. _ ~Rs..:'. ··10 CHEY •. ,';'.'.!f'<!-,,,,.~_:-Air,U::t:f:.4 S299& er foreign car or small ~. ....._~~"" Lo mi's $3495. Aft 6 · ·· .. ~. All.,......... Gt1""' ·----:=--..--1 down. ean· '"'---,... .... _36. servi.ce. Herb Frledlamier, 2600 HARBQR BL., ,,.A~ . . '66 FORD LTD, 2 Dr., toJ')' air, like new appea!'o
• ~-··· -· cosrA illEsA ~18 Hnllop ... , b . "" ana! lhrou~-·-· '69 CHRYSLER •.,w, ·'---.· ..... "89& MG • or 494-681.L ~JB006> 537-6824. . . . ...... P • au-, eng, 6"'"... ~ I. ... AUTHORIZED A 540·9100 ·0pen SUndaJ '60 Chev, ,Nomad Sta. Wgn. "Saw $300~ Price. $695.. Days drive. Oeara.noe Priced i.ket ... ,,, •Ir.
!ALES 6 SERVIGE-FOR Sale: • VolksWagen utos, Used . , _ 990 * 'f.6-CAD_· CdY-*-* ·Good tire..!, brakes, battery. 64USC; aft-1 pm, 968--0738. C3'l!IACV) $2675. Jotui,on 4 1aa "AD s5 LMMI, c,.. . .,.·4 Dr. e-Jl'IK
' -Xlnt condo Ca1r 546-2283 tUn pwr Ir. fact air sacrillce . $3®: 435 Snug HafbOr ·Rd. '65 FORILl~o1intry'8;ire ~50n~--Harbor-Bl.Vd.."';" -..-u .~ -r.=..-=:=."l."~it..r.~ ~ NEWPORT·' '* IMPORTS ,
642-9351 PRIVATE LEASING CO. at'$l645; aft 6 pm, 644-6632. NIJ 646--2626. W•ann, ·Full po-. air., ~ Mesa. 540-5630. _ • , & Air C911d. ·-•
'65 VW . Squareback, Xlnt BUSIN~! MU!t take our '69 King wood E tat w RJffv. ·1 owner, ~·tires. '70 MONTEREY H.T., xlnt '11·RREBIRD·-._•-·,c,o. •. v'!"",,. !U .... losses this year. Will adl '70 Coupe DeVWe outstan-s s .e ~ nd full AJC .. .,.._
mod $750/bst oUer Must our present inventory below d~nd throughout full Xlnt cond, p/s, plb, air, 673-loot :oro 1 1a.c.~ ,,,.!NI' . . -r.:;.::r.;,:~-:'"'
Sell '128-7fi07.. book, In many cues the P~_air, AM/FM stereo Must sell immed. $2295. 1967 Ford. Galaxie, white w/· :J.'-au,., ., ~· '11 vw ca11BER P=JN··•'-"· ,!!!!& 3100 W. Coast Hwy. '71. VW Contempo Camper, amount we owe bank on recently detailed. $4500. Call 546--0754 or 495--0585 eves. black interior. />.C'; auto. A:_ .T.O,P •. ar $JOO. dn .I-11-.r. ...-.U
Newport Beact-alr coDd, dee. re f car! '68 Lincain Cont., full stan 'f16..889o. 1970 KINGSWOOD Chevy Sit trans., Good condition." $715. :e· .962-.fJ.33
MG,. "For a better deal", butane. ~200. 84&--pwr., 4 dr., Ct) '69 Lincoln '61 Sedan DeVille full pwr Wgn. Owner must sell Good 644-7201. ( ' I ' MERCU y
New or used, .Parts & FOR Sale! '65. VW ·reb1t Cont. 4 dr. full pwr., (1) '70 new paint, steam clean, xlnt cond. $2850. 548-2366. '67 FORD Wagon Fairlue 971 . . . R
service. Herb Friedlander, 1'tng, nu~ $750. Call · Mercury Mai'qulil:, '1Il pwr., cond throughottt $1800. Call '.64 CHEVY· convert. V-8 500. R&:H, auto, good cond. STATION.WAGONS
537...U. • _615-2659. • : . 4 M., ()) '70 Moroury Stan 176-8890. nu/Inn,., 'radiator, good Pr!. party. !850. 548-0851. HERTZ CORP.
'69 MGCGT, wire wbls '63 Bus reblt eng Nov. '71 l'!fonterey, fiill pwr. except '70 F1~twood El Dorado -trans car. $350. 645-0668 '69 LTD Wagon. 10-Paas., 429· m W. Katelli; An&helm
good condition! wide ·tires, nu aint, xlnt windows, 2 dr., ll) '69 Fully equlp'd, Xlnt care, '65 ss Imp.ala HP. Power, stereo, air; (714T 771-40SO * 64&-2580 afr5;30 * cond $995. 6#-Cadillac Limo., full ·pwr., 23,ooo · ml, $5750. 675--7545 FULLY EQUJP'D 673-2901 mint cond. $2600. fi75..616t. '69 Mercury COlony Park,
MGA '65 VW B~ f, 63,000 p(~'S9:mlftayM:!k!,1~~ 675-3727. after 6 p.m. '!)4 FALCON 4-dr sedan, .every extra,.like .a.W1-0ric·
m 11 es, · 1 J65(1. 460cl Campus Dr., N.B~'"~ '65 Cad de Ville, Lo mi. CHRYSLER R/H, Lo mi's, $57S. ownr. Leavinr a re a.
'60 MGA J;toa&ter, ust sell, 675-3335. No .29 or. No. 7 c.ontact Sharp. 11195. Prt. . Ply. **' 546-f9t6 '** 61J...T4.16.
new 'paint, reblt e .. wire ... 1970 BUG * w.E. Gnesmeyer .. -5'7-7010 ~-:----:$HARP-196Tsed;y, aoo-56~<m ·a FORD . ~ it;t ··~n"°MERCUR===v"'.""Cauaar=-'bli=t
whla. Sharp. Otter Good Condition or Mr. Chri'stopht!r, '64 CADUJ...AC coupe de miles. Needs· Rod Btarlnga. mnd. Mlllt tee to~tppree. '"$400 ·Dn.,•take.O'~ OP ns<io ** .f96..9US · ~7000. Ville top cond, woman Make oHer, 54()..3()58.-$700. Ask for Mike, 546-i3'r& 60-U22: "!t 96&-fmO '
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Kadette, 10~ HP, with radct,
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·i FRITZ .WARREN'S
SPORT CAR CENTER
110 E. bt., S.A. 547--0764
· Qpen daily 9-9; closed SUnday I PORSCHE
'66 PORSCHE 912 5. opd.
Red w/bik' inter. Good
cond. Priced .IQ s e 11 ,
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'65-SC, amlfm, rad I a I 1,
Olrm whls, rack, Hd n!ll,
cOco mats. $1195. 546-8681.
'57 i?ORSCHE Coupe, reblt ~ng. trans, new int. Pvt
party. $995. 544-2379:
Wt Nl!ed )!'our Porsche and
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'69 PORSCHE 8l2 -
Xlnt ~nd. Must aell! * 645-3117 *
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PRJCE INCREASE!!
fRITZ WARREN'S
IPQRT CAR.CENTER no E. lit St .. s.A. 5'7-0764
• dally1'9• -S\lndll' ""' TM OOl1#. 4 opd, _,
cond. :5 m.p.c. Private,.,..·
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In all the world o~ed.iwn-pr ced cars Mar-
quis stands ·alone for blen of dramatic~
ly elegant styling and"a r with the smooth-
ness, and steadiness' of motion you'd eltpect
in cars costing four· times as much. An er-
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MONTE GO
Here is the forward look for '72 ... All new, all over. Trim, smooth, with
venU ess windows, recessed door handles. A clean, uncluttered sweep froth
grill to smart tail light hou sing. Wider track, with the same type susren-
sion system as on our most expensive luxuty" cars. Montego· ... one o the
new cars you can call completely new for '72. . • • .
STILL FROZEN*
COUGAR
The cat comes on lieaut»ully for '72 ...
Sleek, sophisticated, in the European Grand
Touring manner. Like a sports citr. bllt bet":"
ter. Like ·a luxury car, but_ better. Cougar,
lhe most magnificent cat in North America'-_ ....
'71 PRICES CONTINlJED ON ,COMET
1972't ·. ·' Talk about better ideas. Comet for :12 oilers
everything you buy a small· car for -and
more. Supei'b handling, simplified mainten-
ance, 'great gas mileage and low, low price.
Plus, big:Car .styling and roominess that re-
members your a grown-up. St'andard equip-
ment th!,! oannot be"matc:hed in itn:ius .•••
"NE;VER A BETTER 'fJME TO BUY".
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·oars. Room for four adulls. Full carpeUng.
Front buckets of soft vinyl. Small wonder · •
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